The Westmount examiner, 9 juillet 1942, jeudi 9 juillet 1942

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accident which resulted in the death of Sqdn, Ldr.George Patterson Christie, D.F.C.with bar, when his Hudson bomber crashed into Lake St.Louis, off Windmill Point on Sunday last.The plane carried two others, wing \"Commander Brian Carr- Harris, R.C.A.F., and Leading Aicraftsman Clement Stuart Liewellyn, R.A.F4 to their death.Who was at the controls at the time, or what was the exact cause of the accident, is not known.Witnesses of the crash, which occurred about 12.30 Sunday afternoon, said the machine was heading into the wind and was apparently about to make a forced landing when it skimmed down to the surface of the lake.The tip of the left wing struck the water , and the heavy plane summersault- ed.When would - be rescuers reached the scene of the accident the bomber was found crumpled up in about seven feet of water.Its nose was buried in the clay bar, and bits of debris were floating in the current, It was noticed there was a large hole in the upturned belly of the ship, A floating seat, and some.wearing apparel, located about 1,000 feet from the scene of the cfash, indicated that one of the occupants of the plane had been hurled out of the machine, or had managed to get out, ag it struck.The other two were most likely trapped in the cabin of the bomber, The crash occurred after the machine had Dorval airfield, \u201cPat\u201d as he was familiarly known to his many friends, was the victim of one of those ironies of fate that so often befall those who have faced and conquered dangers of all kinds, who have excelled in feats of daring and have shown undaunted courage when faced with the direst perils.After vanquishing many enemies in the air, being shot down, getting out of numerous most difficult situations, having narrow escapes, and suffering only what he himself termed \u2018\u2018minor\u201d injuries, although he was burned rather severely in a crash overseas, he met his death in one of those sudden manifes- rations of the vagaries of everyday common operations or performances of routine duty.But he died In the performance of that duty which he had voluntarily assumed when he accepted to act ag chief flying instructor of the Training Flight.His death may not be enshrined in a halo of glory, but it is nevertheless that of a hero to the cause he had espoused when he went forth to do battle in the skies for his King.his Country.and the liberty and freedom of mankind.Born 25 -years ago, the son of Prof.C.V.Christie, of McGill University, and Mrs.Christie, Sqdn.Ldr.Christie joined the R.AF.in 1937.He was educated at Westmount High School and McGill University.which he left to join the Royal Air Force.He had learned to fly at Cartierville airport before enlisting.He was awarded the Disting- shortly left the Lost And Found At City Parks = mnt The following articles have been found and turned in to the comfort stations at the various rarks where they may be claimed on proper identification.Westmount Park: one red Jacket (child\u2019s); one blue purse: une white sweater with the name of Jean and the surname unread- &ble; one pair of sun-glasses; one rhild\u2019s beige cloth purse.King George Park: three dif \u2018erent softball gloves; one fawn tlesveless; .one small plaid coat.uished Flying Cross in 1940, *'for gallantry and devotion (o duty in execution of air operations\u2019, While serving as a Flying Officer with the All-Canadian Squu- dron, with the legless ace, Sqdn.Ldr.Douglas Bader, now a prisoner of war in Germany, he shot down at least one enemy plane in a furious fight over England, when they were outnumbered by six to one, A few days later he was shot down in another fight over Britain.He suffered burns, and was confined for some time to hospital.He arrived home on sick ieave in 1940, this time as Fit.Lt.Christie.In a scrap over the mouth of the Thames, he had been forced \"to bail out and fell into the seu, but was later rescued.He was awarded a Bar to the D.F.C.in 1941, shortly after returning to England after his sick leave in this country.The citation said \u2018has shown outstanding ability and leadership over a long period of time.He is a keen and determined pilot and has destroyed at least seven enemy aircraft\u201d, Just a year after his [irst visit home, he once more came back to Canada, in 1941, with a group of R.A.F, men, to, as he said: \u2018Carry out various undertakings on this continent\u2019).Following his return he was appointed Squadron.Leader,\u2014.Sqdn.Ldr Christie was married on January 27, 1941, to Miss Joan Francis Morecroft Tooke youngest daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Frederick T.Tooke.\u201cPat\u201d had always been a keen follower of spot.He was a well known skier, and played both football and water polo at high school and university.BUDDIES HERE, IN SAME UNIT OF AIR SQUAD Pilot McBride and Commander Wurtele Lived Practically Next Door in Westmount Two former neighbors, buddies when they were mere boys, Wing Cmdr.E.L.Wurtele, and Flight Sgt.Bob McBride, are both attached to a new torpedo squadron of the R.C.A.F.which took part in a recent attack on enemy shipping off the Dutch coast.As a matter of fact young Wurtele is in command of the squadron, and Sgt, MeBride is its pilot.Both young men lived only a few doors from one another before they joined the Air Force.Wurtele's relatives reside at 756 Lansdowne avenue, and Mec- Bride's people live at 788 on the same avenue, The attack was made under somewhat unusual circumstances.The squadron's attention was attracted by anti-aircraft fire some miles away, The shooting was quite evidently directed at some plane or planes engaged in combat with a Nazi ship.Several of the squadron took off at once, and two of the aircraft flew to the scene of the engagement.They swooped down to within some fifty feet from the enemy ship.and dropped their loads of hombs.One of the pilots reported they \u2018\u2018got one.\u201d The attacking aircraft returned to their base.but they had many holes in their wings after going through the terrific barrage set up by the Nazi shir.The squadron had had a long i period of what their crews refer.\u2018red to as \u2018hard but unexciting patrols,\u201d as a coastal command unit.and this was their first brush with enemy naval forces.None of the members of the srews of the planes were hurt They got back quite safely.and also quite proud of their performance.Of Fate Control Centre | Of A.R.P.Needs 12 Volunteers + Organization of a control pe- port A.R.P.centre at the City Hall well under way.Men are now being selected and put to training, Twelve men over military age are now being sought as volunteers to act us auxiliaries with the is now police department to undertake du- tics as telephonists in the communication system linking the police, fire and signal offices and eventually leading into the control office.The volunteers are being sought for this duty with the iden of freeing trained men for other work.Applicants are invited to apply for an interview with Chief Gough.JACK DOUGALL DIES IN CRASH OF RCAF PLANE Member of Montreal Witness Publishing Family Killed in Forced Landing In Ontario Sgt.Pilot John Ralph Dougall, R.C.A.F.,, was killed Tuesday when he attempted a forced landing close to Sioux I,ookout, Ont.according to word received by his parents, Frederick E.\u2018Dougall, 618 Belmont avenue, Westmount, proprietor of the Witness Press and John Dougall & Son, and Mrs.Dougall.Sgt.Pilot Dougall, whe had been ferrying planes, was attached to the R.C.A.F.Ferry Squadron at Rockcllffe Airport, Ont.A native of Westmount, Sgt.Pilot Dougall\u2014who would have been 20 on August 25\u2014attended High School, Westmount and SCT.-PILOT JOHN R.DOUGALL.joined the R.C.A.F.last, He completed his training at Moncton, N.B., where he graduated fifth in his class, receiving hig wings and promotion to sergeant pilot's rank.Active in various Westmount young people's organizations prior to joining the R.C.A.F., Sgt.Dougall was an Assistant Scoutmaster and a member of Dominion Douglas church.A memorial service in bis honor has heen arranged for tomorrow afternoon at the Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount and Victoria avenues.An only son, Sgt.Dougall had two sisters, the Misses Janet and Mary Dougall, both of Westmount, in August RECITAL ON SATURDAY A Recital will be given by pupils of Aida Derman Girouly, A.C.C.M., L.C.C.M., Toronto, on Saturday evening at the Mount Royal Hotel.Mr.J.Audoire, F.C.C.M., Examiner for the C.College of Music, will be chairman.About 20 examination pupils will take part.Certificates will be presented to pupils who have passed Canadian College of Music Examinations during the past season.Ct i ET TE Me ad \u2026o_ Canadian Corps Brigadie One of the Canadian officers now hard at work on plans for the invasion of continental Europe is Brigadier A.E.Wal- ford, M.M., E.D., a \u2018resident af Arlington Avenue, Westmount, and son of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Walford of N.D.G.Brigadier Walford was promoted from the rank of Colonel and appointed to the headquarters staff of the First Canadian army earlier this year.He first saw military service with the 58th Westmount Rifles, which he joined in September, 1914.He was posted to the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve for service on the St.Lawrence ship channel, Inspection Service, during 1915, but in September of that year Joined the 3rd Siege Battery, C.E.F., with which he proceeded to France.After Vimy Ridge, he served on the \u2018instructional staff \u2018in England, but returned to France to join the 3rd Heavy Brigade, remaining with that unit until February, 19189.Brig.Walford joined the 2nd Montreal Regiment on reorganization in 1921, with the 3rd Medium Battery.After serving as captain in the 7th Medium Battery he was promoted to command in 1927 and became Regimental Adjutant in October, 1933.In November, 1937, he was named O.C.of the 2nd Medium Brigade of the Reg:ment with the rank of \u2018lieutenant-colonel, and when war broke out in September, 1939, he was given a staff appointment and went overseas in December of (hat year us Denuty Assistant Adjutant General of the First Canadian Division.One of the first Canadian officers tp attend the senior war course at Camberley Staff College, in England, he was appoint- Head- Assistant Quarter- in December.quarters as master-General as a su baltern r A.E.Walford Working On Invasion Plans 1940, after serving for about five months as Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster General a - BRIG.A.E.WALFORD First Canadian Division head- quartiers.Besides his geonural service and allied war medals, Brig.Walford holds the Military Medal, which: he was awarded in the last war for conspicuous service in the field, the Efficiency Due- oration, also won in the last war and (he Coronation nd Jublleo Medals.By profession Brig.Walford is a chartered accountant and was treasurer and controller of Tas.A.Ogilvy's Limited before the outhreak of the current war.His wife, the former Olive dyke, is very active in the artillery branch of the Montreal Soldiers\u2019 Wives\u2019 League, of which she fa first vice-president.They have one son, Harvie Dyke Wal- ford.The hrigadier's brother, Major J.Stewart Walford, is an officer fn a Canadian anti-tank battery.Thelr brother:jn:jaw, Coplein Rov.Dixon H.Gordon, is chaplain of a Canadian unit in Labrador.nities As Model icle In Munic Canada as follows: The importance of giving publicity, of the right kind, to activities of the local administration has been stressed by leading clvic authorities both in the United States and Great Britain, not only to show just how local taxes are spent and utilized, hut because of the value of such publicity in educating the citizens and their families in civic mat- ters\u2014such value depending on the attractiveness of the publicity.From time to time The Municipal Review has drawn attention to the attractive and usefully information booklets and reports put out by certain of Canada\u2019s local authorities, our contention being that this publicity is always pro- Westmount, as a well-governed city and one that is taking na leading part in every type of wartime activity from salvage to C.P.C.work is highly commended in the current jssue of the Municipal Review of Canada which devotes a leading article to the management of this city, Westmount is held up as an example to other cities In its handling of municipal finance, particular reference helng made to its small but sure halance each year.The Municipal Review article reads full x fitable both to the community Municipal Journal Calls Westmount Worthy of Example City Is Held Up To Other Commu- To Follow In Art- ipal Review Of and the individual taxpayer.This month we draw attention to the City of Westmount\u2019s Annual He- port, which according to fits introduction lg \u2018\u2019an account of Department activities, cost and operation of Municipal Services during the year\u201d, Being one of Canada's cities to which this war calls for a full time Job, the Mayor and Council of the City of Westmount have taken the lead in every war activity, froin Salvage to C.P.C.work, the record of which is presented in an interesting manner jn this Report.Such items as the fact that Ex-Alder- man M.G.Price had berome (Continued on Page Two) abdve, from left to right, A.Newly posted as graduates at Mont Joli, as air observers, are, street; E.J.Foster, 4288 Western avenue, Westmount; and A.D.Holl, 6573 Jogues street, Ville Emard.P.E.Bourgeois, 3513 Messier HIS OWN CANE Suffers Painful Wound When He is Thrown on His Walking Stick in Collision To be \u201cbiffed\u2019 on theshridge of the nose with his own walking stick, although it had never left his possession, was the most unusual occurrence that happened to Archie Larose, \u201cbeliove jt or not\u201d.Larose was driving his automu- bile on Sherbrooke street, near Greene avenue, on July 2, when he struck the rour fender of a fruck which had suddenly stopped right in front of him.Larose is not a eryppto, but he carries a stick\u201d, and he tukes it along with him when he goes driving in his auto.le had, ns he usually does, propped the cane in front of him, between his kuees.The shock of tho collision throw him forward, and the top of the walking stick gave him a resounding wallop on the nose.Two stitches had to hoe put in the man's wound.The only damage to tho automobile and the truck was bent or dented fondors.Both drivers denled all rospon- sibility for the accident, but when told by police thoy could take the matter to the courts und sue for damages, neither of them relished the idea, and they decided to let matters stand ns they were: two broken or bent fenders, and the partial collapse of a \u201cbridge.JI.LORIMER RESIGNS OFFICE Westmount Citizen Leaves Post as Chemicals Controller for Dominion « Munitions Minister Towe announced this week the resignation of J.Douglas Lorimer of Wusl- mount from his post as Chem!- cals Controller, and added that neceptance of the resignation was held up until a suceessor could he chosen.Mr, Lorimer i8 an alderman of Westmount and fs controller of finance.The announcement.fasued through the Munitions and Sup- ply Department, sald Mr.Lori- mer resigned \u201cbecause of increasing responsibilities as managing director of Lhe chemicals cowm- pany he has headed for the past eight years.\u201d Mr.Howe aald he Pope to be J.DOUGLAS LORIMER able to make an announcement \u201cvery shortly\u2019 regarding a successor.\u201cFor nearly a year Mr.Lori.mer has generously devoted his ful time and energies to tho exacting tank of organizing the control of chemicals,\u201d said Mr.Howe, \u2018\u2018It is with the greatest regret that J have accepted his resignation.Because he applied to the task his broad knowledge and experience, and because of his unfailing devotion to duty, we have henefited greatly, and will continue to benefit, from his work.\u201d BRUSH DEMONSTRATION A demonstration of household | brushes will he given by a representative of a leading hrush manufacturing company at the Jf Canadian Auxillary Service Corps headquarters, 4870 Sherbrooke street west, on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock.DRIVERS NOSE [Ro Role of Police Chief [5 STRUCK BY [in Canadian Society Praised by Godbout Westmount Represented By Director Walter Gough At 37th Annual Conference Of Association Held In Ancient Capital \u201cI'he chiefs of police play an eminently useful male in our society, The maintenance of order and good morals, tho suppression of crime.the protection of public and private property, aro functions requiring knowledge, competency, good will, and a lively sense of discipline and duty, but to which the citizen does not always attach due importance.\u201d Those words are taken from the message of weolcomuo oxtonded by Premier Hon, Adelurd Godbout of the Province of Quebec, to the membors of the Chiof Constables* Assoclation of Canada, on (he occasion tho city of Quebec.The convention was one of the * largest over held by the associn- tion, no less than 150 pollee chiefs from all parlg of tho Do- minfon having gathered In the Auclent Capital to attend the ses.slons which Justed four days, and ut which matters of momentous importance were discussed by the chief constables and other of- ticers who attended tho gatherings.The conference this year took on somewhat of an international agpoct since two of the most outstanding figures in police work in the United States, Arthur Corne- Hus, Jr, Special Agent in Charge of tho Federal Bureau of Investigation, of the Uniled States Department of Juslice (the G-Mon), who had boen commissioned by bis chiof, Wdgar Hoover, to ai.tend the meetings, and Frank J.Wilson, chief of the United States Socret Service, assisted nt all the meetings and took an active part in the deliberations.Westmount.Reprosented The City of Westmount was represented by Walter Gough, dl- rector of police and fire, who, upon his return, siated the con- LIEUT TELLIER INVESTED WITH WEORGE MEDAL Son of Redfern Avenue Resident Called to Buckingham Palace to Receive Decoration Lieutenant Willlam 'Telller, of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, who was recom mended earlier this year for the George Medal for great courage and coolness In the removal of a time homb In London, has just re- cefved his decoration at the hands ot King George ag an investiture held in Buckingham Palace.He ig a son of Mra, H, J.Tel- lier, of 358 Redfern Avenue, and à brother of Kdward (Red) Tel- Her, a figure to conjure with in rugby und hockey circles here and {in the Maritimes a decade ago.Lieutenant TeHier was accompanied to the palace hy his nepbew, [Lleutenant Henri 'Tel- lier, son of I.J.Telller, Jr., and Mrs.Tellier, of Western Avenue, A letter from the younger Telller to his parents here described the affair which thrilled both West- mouniers, Flt.-Sgt.McCallum Missing Overseas FIt.-Sgt.James McCallum, aged 22, gon of Mrs, Beatrice Mc- Callum, 4876 (Grosvenor Ave, la reported missing after alr operations overseas, according to a recent H.C.AF.casualty list.Educated at Montreal High School and MeGIIl University, McCallum joined the air force in October, 1940, and won his wings on June 16, 1941, at Uplands Airport, Ottawa, Her went over- reas In July, 1941.His mother received a from her son on Thursday saying that he expected to go on leave, letter other ladies of thelr thirty-seventh anuuanl conference which was held in forence was one of the best he had attended in soveral years, The questions brought up for discussion, he stated, were most varied and of tromendouns imports iuree, particularly under existing \u2018 war conditions, y Chief Gough stressed the wonderful hospitality extended to the delegates by ofticlala of Quebec ay well as by the citizens themselves.lüvorythinæ possible was done to make the chief constables fool quite at home during thelr stuy In the old historic city.Tho importance of the convon- tion may be roallzed by & mere mention of somo of the outstand- Ing subjects that wore submitted to the nossions, \u2018\u2019Our Present Role and Burden\u201d was the subject of a paper read by Lt.-Col, Leon [Lamber(, assistant director of the Provincial Pollce of Quebec; \u201cPe.destrinn \u2019Praffic\u201d wus doult with by T.A.Brown, chief of police of Hamilton, Ont.and it was also discussad hy Arthur Cornelius, Jr., spocilal agent in charge of the F.B.I.in the United States; \u2018The Vice Problem\u2019, which was the subject handled by Captain A.8.Bignouette, chief of police of the ge of Quebec, and to which Col.P, A.Pluze, Provost Marshal and Offiter Administraling the Cana- dlan Army Provost Corps, at Ottawa, contributed: \u201cCriminal Identification\u201d, was the subject of a paper by H.R, Butchers, Inspector of fingerprints section of the R.C,M.P, at Ottawa; \u2018Police Responsibility\u201d was dealt with by Chier 8, I.Schriver, of Woodstock, N.B8.: and Hon.1, 8t.Laurent, Federal Minister of Justice, and Wing Commander M.M, Sis- ley, Provost Marshal of the N.C.A.F., at Ottawa, took part; \u201cCivil.Han Defence in Relation Lo Po- Hee wus the question discussed by H.8.McCready, Deputy Commissioner of the Ontario Provin- ela) Police; \u201cSaving Gasoline and Rubber on Police Crulser Cars\u201d was handled by Chzef Constable Geo, Smith, of winnipeg.Wartime Precautions Lt.-Col.Chas.Barnes, Assislant Director of Police of Montreal, submitted a report on \u201cWartime Precautions Committe\u2019, The conference opened with ins vocations by Rev.Father A.A, Godbout, Catholic chaplain of the Quebec pollcee department, and Ven, Archdeacon F.G, Scott, and this was followed by messages of welcome by Mayor Lucian Borne of Quebec City; the attornsy-gene ural of the Province of Quebec, Jon, L, Casgrain, Brigadler G, P.Vanier, O.C, of Military Diatrict No.5, and Captain A.8, Bigaouet- {en chief of police of Quebec City.Chief Constable J.PP.Downey, of Ottawa, first vice-president of the association, responded to the address of welcome, and the president of the association, Judson J.Canrad, chief of police of Halle fax, N.S., delivered an address, which was followed by the pre sentation of the report hy the secretary-treasurer, Geo.A.Shea, \u201cof the C.N.IR.investigation staff.But le was not all work for the delegates, They were offered a reception at the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Quelec, Sir Eugene Fiset, at Syencerwood, and they were the guests at a banquet at the Cha- tenu Frontenac, offered by the City of Quebec, followed by a dance.The delegates also enjoyed a delightful boat trip to the Quebec Bridge.The wives and daughters and who accompanied the delegates, were invited to attend all the uncial functions, and after she had received officials\u2019 in additlon they were entertained Canadian Auxiliary Service Corps! reporting that he was missing.will serve refreshments: several\u2019 His brother, Re:ide MeCailum, The | news from Ottawa on Tuesday, | by several Quebec women's ganizations.The convention or- was hrought prizes will he given, and a silver ix a sub-lieutenant in the R.C.N.; to a close with the election of collection will he taken.V.R., now stationed at Halifax.oificers, esse }à = ss ab Bt i ra Tas F ; * = PAGE TWO THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 \u2018\u2019Mestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d The Westmount Examiner Published Every I'huorsday Berving the City of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canada\u2019s Metropelis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773° sims to be an for the homs devoted te \u201cThe Examiner\u201d newspaper indspendent, clean COMPANY public service.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 JACK DOUGALL AND PAT CHRISTIE Sympathy, extending far neighbours in Westmount and in Montreal is felt for Mr.and Mrs.Frederick the loss of their only son, Sergeant-Pilot John R.Dougall cut dovn in the morning of his brief day by a crash in Ontario.Their sense of loss will be shared by thousands all over Canada to whom the Montreal Witness was a lamp and a guide in every political and economic problem where morality was a factor.young pilot \u201cslipped the surly bonds of earth\u201d in the same week whi~h saw the disappearance beneath the waters of Lake St.other Westmount knight of the air, Squadron- Leader \"\u2019Pat\u2019\u2019 Christie.The boy had to Ris credit none of the achievements against the foe that add lustre to the veteran; equal, both gave their all.The boys who only yesterday laid aside the toys of childhood are today the bulwark of the spirit of mankind against the hordes of darkness.This is part of the cost.With Sgt.Pilot Dougall jous dream a reality.HE ADMIRED THE HUNS Attila, King of Huns, who ruled from the Caspian Sea to the Rhine, in the fifth century, is hardly a chieftain whose mantle it is an honor to put on.He called himself, as King of the Barbarians, of God.\u201d Perhaps it would be more fitting if he were nominated as the \u201cScourge In no sense could he be considered as a knight of godliness.And yet German historians take a sort of glory in him.He is something of a hero in folk lore.Of course this helps to explain the Nazi bent of mind.Kaiser Wilhelm, who liked nothing better than a flashing sword, contributed to the Attila worship when, on the occasion of German there goes from among us the bearer of the name and initials of his great-uncle; the revered and saintly John R Dougall, editor of the Witness for 64 years.That great Canadian spent his life aiding and planning the better day that is to come at the end of this labyrinth of misery and woe to which, years ago, all too clearly, he saw humanity hastening with winged feet.His young kinsman has died helping to make the glor- beyond their E.Dougall in The Louis of an- yet both are middle of the the \u2018Scourge of the Devil.\u201d gium: soldiers leaving for China, at the time of the Boxer rebellion, he implored his troops to \u2018\u2019go forth like the Huns of old and strike such terror into their enemies that the very name of Germans would be so dreaded among them that for a thousand years, no Chinese would dare to look askance at a German.\u201d Well, a thousand years have not passed, by a long shot, and the Chinese are not bothered by a look at a German.Incidentally, this quotation makes it clear whare Hitler got the phrase about Nazi Germany settling the fate of the world for a thousand years.He \u201c\u2018pinched\u2019 the thousand years from the Kaiser.Dr.William Zimmerman, who was attached to the court of Emperor William |, published the \u201cPopular History of Germany\u2019 about the time of the Franco-Prussian War.Read what the German historian wrote\u2014it could have been written about Hitler: \"Whether Attila was, like his original Huns, of Tartar-Mongolian blood is indifferent.He was formed to terrify mankind.The crafty diplomats of the eastern and western empires found in their negotiations with Attila that they had to deal with a more skilful, more smooth and more cunning diplomat than themselves.Asiatic in his passions, Hun in his mode of life, in politics he was a European and born statesman.To train the Huns, to give them more cultivation and make them more useful for his grand enterprises, he negotiated peace from time to time, and during his negotiations, he knew how to sow discord.\u201d Certainly Hitler was \u2018formed to terrify mankind.\u201d Attila destroyed ic*'es, drove the inhabitants into tiie wilds to starve, laid waste and tortured everywhere.does that too.He would like to improve on Attila by using poison gas but ht has heard his master\u2019s voice.Hitler may remember, on one of those nights when he weeps and trembles if left alone, that Attila went down to defeat and died an ignominious death.ELIMINATION OF TWO-PANT SUITS Elimination of the two-pants suit in the government's recently announced men\u2019s clothing restrictions doe: not appear to be receiving a very good reception across Canada.Men who have found that a suit coat and vest will nearly always outwear one pair of pants are finding it hard to see any economy of material in this restriction.REMEMBERED HER MANNERS A Belgian recently arrived in Great Britain witnessed the following scene in occupied Bel- A little four-year-old girl was sitting crying by her mother\u2019s side in a street car.A German officer found this opportunity for propaganda too good to miss and offered her a sweet.Without looking at him, the little girl took the present before her mother could intervene, and wiping her eyes, whispered: \u2018Thank you, you dirty Boche burned, Hitler HOSTEL HOLIDAYS DESCRIBED IN TALK BY MRS.F.DENTON \u201cIn this day of stress and strain hostels are playing an important part in the lives of young people,\u201d sald Mrs.Fred Denton, Quebec Selretary of the Canadian Youth Hostel Association, addressing a joint meeting of the westmount Park and St.Luke\u2019s Young People's groups, at Westmount Park United Church recently, Mrs.Denton hoste] Idea, spoke of the fts growth in Canada, and especially in Quebec, and of the contribution it fis making in war time when patriotic young people do not wish to spend large sums of money on vacations, Hostelling is tha answer for the young person who wants to see the world on a budget and still keep the glow of health in their cheeks and have strong, healthy bodies, she said, The many questions that were asked in the period following the talk clearly showed the interest which had been aroused in the hostel idea.Gladys Thornber announced that a special sponsored tour had been arranged for the two young people\u2019s groups and would ba held at Rougemont Hostel the week-end of July 25 and 26.Previous to the meeting the group of young people spent some time on the High School campus in a game of baseball, The meeting was opened with some get-acquainted games and a sing-song, when some of the songs popular on the hostel trail were learnt.After the talk by Mrs.Den-} ton, refreshments were Servad by Kay Donaldson and Betty Russell, acting social conveners.In keeping with the \u201ctypical hostel night,\u201d hotdogs and lemonade, favorite hostel refreshments, were served, Roberta Ridley conducted the worship service.ADAPTABLE EYE One of the most adaptable instruments known, the human eye can adjust itself from {Intense sunlight of 10,000 footcandles of light to starlight, a faint glow \u2018of two ten-thousandths of one foot- ps candle, The Westmount Examiner BE a WAlnut 2773 Pn ce pd DOMESTIC PETS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TREAT YOUR PET to & thorough HUNDREDS OF UNSOLICITED NEW electric frigidaire, mahogany washis , smart trhin and pedicure, at VACUUM CLEANERS TESTIMONIALS RECOMMENDING dintng suite, gas stove, dressers, beds, Veva Robsons.so he'll look and feel KLEEREX\u2014\"A Quick Heallng Salve\" chairs, couch hammock.WA.1266.\" his best, LA, 1322.-2 RENTED for Sunburn, Eczema, Peoriasis, ary 0-136 thema, lmpetigo, Itch, Boils, Chaps, \u2014 7 = PROPERTY FOR SALE $1.00 Monthly ete.BOc; $1.00; $2.00.(Medium and SHOWCASE, 6 ft.9\" long, 18\u201d wide, N.D.G.-ROYAL near Monkland, six strong.) Recommended and soli by |4 ft.8 high.FI.4815.D-135 room cottage, onk floors, garage WE repair all makes of vacuum American Drug Stores, Macy's Drug PRIVATE sale, exclusive pieces 35,200,00, cash $1,400,00, balance $23.00 cl ners.Stores, Melrose Drug Stores.X-1 jousehold furniture.valuable Ori- quarterly, 10 years 5 per cent, Immed- late possession, DU.43561.X-8 PROPERTY WANTED WI have requests for property in all residential sections and would be pleased to have your property on our lists, D.W.Ogilvie & Co.Inc, HA.8201.X-3 A.& A.VACUUM CLEANER CO.¥tiroy 5800 THREE-PIECE chosterfield set, bur- gandy mohalr; also upright plane, No dealers.WE, 1497, D-220 VACUUM cleaner, cylinder type, complete with parts.AT, 8120, ~D-243 UNCLAIMED furniture, mostly antique, Upholgering and Cabinet Shop.CRescent 1875, 2026 Victoria St., above Eaton's.D-225 HIGH CHAIR, $2.00; baby's swing, 75c; child's tricycles, 4-6 yrs, requires minor repair, $4.00.WA.4325.D-100 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET ST, GABRIEL DIE BRANDON, furnished cottnpe for balance of July, city convenlonces, screened porch, private beach, boat.EL.1860, X-18 TWO furnished cotinges, all conven- iehces, Youghal, Bathurst, N.B.DE.5718.x-13 COUNTRY HOUSES WANTED SMALL, furnished cottage wanted, suitable two or four persons, Eastern Townships or Laurentians, For two weeks, July 17th to August 2nd.Must have Inside toilet.Good fishing.WA.3072.D-48 FLATS WANTED IN WESTMOUNT, occupancy after September ist,\u201d 8-7 rooms, preferably, heated, garage unnecessary, enclosed back garden, $60.-$70.monthly.Write Box 177, 2181 Hampton, xX-18 ROOM TO LET ages LARGE BEDROOM to let.376 Red- fern, Apt.3.X-17 ROOM WANTED THREE ROOM apartment or two rooms wautéd immediately, two ad ults, boy 11 years, near Roslyn School, DE, 5406, X-18 UNFURNISHED room for giving private courses.In 'N.D.G., Westmount, or Snowdon, on Monkland, Sherbrooke St.Catherine St.or Queen Mary Rd.CR, 9138.X-10 ROOM & BOARD GUESTS home with SlgRt nursing care for people convalescing.WL 9954.X-19 ROOM AND BOARD WANTEF YOUNG m n desires room And board.vicinity Westmount Park with facii- ities to park à car.Write Box 179, 2191 Hampton avenue.X-11 FOR SALE LEAVING TOWN! Unusual opportunity.Handsome modern chesterfield suite, never used, bargain.Beautiful rugs, mats, Fine modern bedroom.Walnut breakfast set.Bookcase, dropleat table.Chairs, tables, ate, All absolutely like sew.FI.1850; Colson, 1333 Greene.Westmount.X-12 WALNUT bookcase, Krug product 30\" long 45\" high, 13° wide, two irawers, two shelves, $15.00.Kitchen \u2018able enamel top 25 x ¢14.Smoking | 3 56 :abinet oak, Fair double paddies.AT.2021.D-193 he ee ete | Crossword Puzzle | s1 54 57 HORIZONTAL 40\u2014Raman bronze 17\u2014Earth goddess 1\u2014Man\u2019s nickname 41\u2014Nook 19\u2014Pronoun 4\u2014Chances 42\u2014Receptacles AL h 8\u2014Pace 44\u2014Indentation Atmosphere 12\u2014High card 47-\u2014Wife of Napoleon 24-Mixed type 13-\u2014Cleanaing sub- 51\u2014Shettered 25\u2014Aslatie plant stance s2\u2014Dry 26\u2014Itristie 14\u2014Volume \\ B3\u2014Mental Image 27\u2014Infant t5\u2014Part of a clirele 34\u2014Pertod of time 28\u2014Sea in Russian having twe meun- 35\u2014To Interpret Turkestan ings 56\u2014Obltgation 29 Weight 13-To happen again 57\u2014T0 soak 30\u2014Posed 20-\u2014-Raised VERTICAL 32\u2014To_yleld 21 \u2014Uecause 33\u2014\\'ehicle 12\u2014Beverage 1\u2014German river 26\u2014Sun pol 23\u2014-Epic poem 2\u2014tland measure 37\u2014To dwell 7-\u2014Prohibition 3\u2014Pertaining to Mo- 38\u2014Deer\u2019s horn 2\u2014Cray hammed's birth- 40\u2014Insect 3 lang: fraudulent lace {1\u2014Butterfly M\u2014land measure 4\u2014Glacia! ridges {3\u2014Above 22\u2014Center &-\u2014-Portuguese title 4\u2014Trig 3\u2014Club 6\u2014To meddle 43\u2014Chinese wax 34-Ry 7\u2014Tower s6\u2014Warmth A3-\u2014Nobleman 8\u2014Pupil 7\u2014Container 37\u2014Ditch S\u2014Also 8\u2014Crude metal 43\u2014VWinr 1ü-Ostrichlike bird 49-\u2014Mosiem title 30\u2014Dash 11-Footlike part 30\u2014Pen-palnt (Solution will be found elsewhere in this issue ental rugs And contents.AT.1735.D-128 OLD-FASHIONED mahogany table, lift-top desk, guod condition, no dealers, $20.00.DL, 5869, D-126 WALNUT bed and two bureaus.EL.6466.D-125 R.CA.F.officer's uniform, tropical worsted, made by Hebert, will fit 145 bs, 6 7.Call after 6 pm.DE.oits : D-124 AXMINYSTER' RUQ, 3.yds, x 2% yds, trilight lamp and shade.All in per- tect condition.DE, 3228.D-128 ELECTRIC FAN, 22\", with stand, two speed, bargain, $50.00 cash.EL.0956.D-121 THREE pair reversible drapes, ve- tour, 43\" wide, 73\" long (Garnet), reasonable.WA.3251, D-120 DELUXE portable electric sewing machine, guaranteed perfect condition.WE.2671.D-118 VANITY, also Kroehler chestertiald.DE.3338.D-115 GIRLS\u2019 fall coat, blue, printed silk dress, 2 skirts, 3 tunics, sports dress with shorts, 2 wash dresses.All 10-12 yrs.Blue shoes, also white with tan, 6% B.Cheap.EL.3512.D-111 BLUE PRAM with storm cover and mattress, good condition, $15.00.AT.6686.D-98 BOY SCOUT suit, size 12, pair ekis.size 6; palr ice skates, size 734: pair roller skates, practically new.AT.3545.D-175 MAN'S summer sult (brown), two pair pants, size 40-42, like new, will sacrifice, $15.00, or nearest offer.DE.0339.D-173 REVERSIBLE rain coat with hood, size 14, never worn.EL.6i81.D-96 CARTAGE AND STORAGE NUTRE DAME DE GRACE Transfer Local and tong distance movers.Also storage, DE.3110.X-5 WESTERN Crating and Moving Reg'd.Van Service.Specialty furniture, refrigerators, planocs, moved by experienced men.Service and satisfaction.FT.1828.x-8 DRESSMAKING } COATS, sults and dresses, reasonable prices.Miss Mathews, Tailoress, dressmaker, 4316 St.Catherine St.FI.084, X-14 LADIES and children's dresses.Smocking, embroidery.Also alterations, remodelling, Moderate price, Fl.6070.Xx-7 RUGS REVERSIBLE broadloom rugs made of your old carpets and materials.Angio French Carpet Company.Drummond Bidg.Fi, 5846 x-$ Food as the deciding factor in the war was discussed at the regular weekly meeting of the Rotary Club yesterday by Colin C.Camp- bef, secretary-treasurer of W.Clark Limited, After sketching the development of the art of preserving food in hermetically gealed containers from its beginnings during the Napoleonic wars to the present, Mr.Campbell dwelt on the difficulties ralsed for the canning industries of the United Nations by the Japanese seizure of most of the sources of the raw material.In 1938, he said, the United Nations controlled 90.6 per cent of the world's production of tin.Toddy that figure had dwindled to 26.8 per cent, Under these circumstances, said the speaker, restrictions were inevitable.Use of tinplate ,containers js now prohibited for a long list of foods.Consumers of canned vegetables or fruit who had hitherto bought sufficient for one meal would have to buy larger: tins enough for two meals.The reason for this is that large-size containers are more economical in thelr use of tin than the smaller sizes, many of which are now prohibited.Tinplate will be available for essential perishable foods of high nutritional value, such as fresh \u2018Food As Factor In Wartime Discussed Before Rotary \u201c fruits, peas, tomatoes, tomato juice, green and wax beans, corn which can be preserved in large quantities only by canning, He thought there would be enough of these this year to meet public needs.Tioplate is not available for foods which can be preserved in other, ways.Canned pork and beans will soon be eliminated.Mr, Campbell outlined some suggested substitute containers, coming to the conclusion that satisfactory results await still further research Use of tinless steel containers, he held, is contingent upon the ever-increasing demands for steel by war industries.\u201cVitamins,\u201d said Mr.Campbeil in conclusion, \u2018\u2018are the important keys to victory.For in this terrible contest of armed man against armed man, the one who is most likely to win\u2014both being equally well armed and equipped\u2014will be the fittest and the one who possesses the greatest strength, fortitude and morale.To achieve this, vitamins are just as important as bullets\u2014and food, the deciding factor.\u201d Chester McBride, vice-president of the club conducted the meeting.Mr.Campbell was introduced by Rotarian Dave Kerr.Charles W.Wright expressed the thanks of the club fo Mr.Campbell's address.BOYS\u2019 BRIGADE T0 GO TO CAMP NEXT SATURDAY First Montreal-Westmount Company to Head for St.Andrew's East The 1st Montreal-Westmount Company of the Boys\u2019 Brigade, will set out for camp on Saturday morning, most of the boys travelling by bicycle, but all looking forward with keen anticipation to two weeks of thriling adventure in St.Andrew's East.The camp is located at Riverview, on the North River, a little west of the town.It ig expected that some twenty odd boys will attend for the full period.These being divided into three tents under the following N.C.0.\u2019s?\u20181st Sgt.Edwin Goring and Cpl.Robert Burriss; 2nd Cpl.James Wright and Lance Cpl, Geof.Camp and 3rd under Lance-Cpls.Robert Eastwood and Alan Keith.Captain J.Howard Richardson will be camp commander with Lieut.Alex Upham as second in command.Staff-Sergeant Robert Morrow will act as adjutant, A very active program has been drawn up, including trips of interest, many of which will be cycle trips.Boating, swimming, athletics as well as model building are all a part of the daily schedule and with the traditional evening camp-fire and vespers, give the campers all that is to be desired.Indian Council Ring hag ever proven an interesting feature in Canadian camping life and will form a part of the evening camp-fire, Sundays, the boys will parade to church, led by their bugle and drum band.In the afternoons, parents and visitors will be welcomed and for the evening drum-head services.The new Jubilee crests will be introduced in time for camp as well as a light weight shirt for parades.These have been much Several Collisions But Little Damage Whether it was that brakes were either in poor condition, or failed to act at the proper moment, or that motorists and other drivers of motor vehicles do not observe traffic rules, a number of small collisions, involving little if any damage, occurred in West- mount during the last few days.Strange to say in most cases the accidents happened by one vehicle hitting the other in the rear, One collision was that of an automobile which struck the hind fender of a truck which had stopped too suddenly in front of him; another occurred when two private cars struck each pther under similar circumstances; and a third was that of a man who drove his auto into the rear end of a truck.Only in the latter case was anybody injured, in the others the only damage was the bending or denting of fenders.Turkey Herders Prosper On U.S.Western Plains SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, \u2014 Turkey has become a year-around meat dish and the industry in Utah and Idaho is assuming the importance of cattle and sheep raising.Thousands of persons are m- ployed annually in the two states in the turkey-raising cycle of hatching, feeding, ranging, killing, processing and shipping.And a new term has entered western talk.Before it was only sheep herders and cowboys.Now \u201cturkey herder\u2019 has been added.mer months, and will be received with welcome by the boys.' As the Brigade prepares to celebrate its diamond jubilee, camps throughout Canada will feature Jubilee Night.This is a night devoted to portraying featurés from 1883 down to the present year.The Jubilee song, now the favourite theme of all B.B, boys will find a warm spot at all sing-songs.Who bathes in worldly joys.swims {n a world of fears.\u2014Phine- needed, especially during the sum- | as Fletcher, Westmount Scores Victory In Davidson Cup Cricket There were only three cricket matches played on Saturday afternoon.Play was somdwhat delayed by the rain but all matches were concluded.The Davidson cup tie of Mai- sonneuve and Westmount, left unfinished last week, was completed and resulted in a victory for Westmount by 34 runs.St.Henry Indians are now tied with Westmount at the head of the league but Westmount has à game in hand.Maisonneuve did well to come within 34 runs of the Westmount total.The leading batsmen appeared to have the match in hand but the tail were unable to cope with the Westmount attack after Grew (55) and Delves (46) had placed their team in & good posi- tion, considering the Westmount total of 243.Westmount now go into the semi-finals with Wanderers II, West Indians and Verdun.WESTMOUNT Previously completed Innings 243 MAISONNEUVE Grey bowled Darwent .55 Scruton, W.¢ and b Wright .33 Green bowled Magee 27 Delves ¢ sub b Magee .46 Armstrong bowled Magee .14 Scruton, V.stpd Denison b Darwen 4 Jemmott bowled Magee .19 Archibald bowled Darwent - Munday, R.bowled Darwent n Munday, E.not out .2 Gaskell ¢ sub b Darwent 8 Bxtras eran PP Total .oii 1000 cas 209 Bowling\u2014Magee, 4 for 58.Darwent, 5 for 43, Pentecoste, 0 for 50, Arnold.0 for 11, Wright, 1 for 27.Fairley, 0 for 1.The Week At Victoria Hall Friday\u2014Johany Holmes and his orchestra.Monday\u2014Red Cross branch of Westmount Women's Club.Tuesday\u2014Johnny Holmes and his orchestra.Wedunesday-\u2014Rotary Club.VACATION CLUB NAMES OFFICERS FOR 192 SEASON Marvin Greenbaum Elected Mayor, Assisted by Junior Council of Leaders ) Last Friday morning the members of the Vacation Club elert- ed their officers for this season.Marvin Greenbaum was elected Mayor and will be assisted in his task by the Junior Council of Leaders.Ron George will head the Police Dept., while Dave Binmore will occupy the judge's seat.Cameron McFadden was appointed to head the Junior Council of Leaders, a group of boys, who have been doing a grand job acting as leaders to the other chaps.Their work has been a grand help and is much appreciated by the vacationers.The club has started a paper of their own which Is edited and published by the boys themselves.The first edition came out on Friday and it will be published each week.Another member of the ciub has learned to swim the length of the pool; Lydon McKeown completed this feat last Monday morning.Many have already learned to swim and will soon have completed their beginner's test.The attendance at all meetings has been very high this year with between forty and fifty boys taking part in all a®tivities.Last year Owen Kennedy held the record for attendance and is off to a good start again this year.Nelson Creamer, Jeff Willlams and Bruce Hildebrand have left for camp.The vacationers welcomed Jim Kennedy back again after a short sickness in bed.Next week je \u2018Salvage Week\u201d at the local \u201cY\u201d and a prize will be given to the lad that brings in the most.The program for this coming week is as follows: Monday, 9.30: Morning Assembly; 10.30: Handicrafts and Photography: 11.00: General Swim; 2.00: Scavanger Hunt; 4.30: General Swim, Tuesday.9.30: Morning Assembly and Swim: 11.00: Court Session: 2.00: Trip; 5.00: General Swim.° Wednesday, 9.30: General Assembly (Truth and Consequences) ; 10.30: Handicrafts and Photography; 11.00: General Swim; 3.00: Verdun Swimming Pool.Thursday, 9.30: Genera! Assembly Amateur Hour: 10.30: Handicrafts and Photography; 11.00: General Swim; 2.00: Movies; 5.00: General! Swim.Friday, 9.30: General Assem- hly and Swim; 10.30: Handicrafts and Learn to Swim; 2.00: Trip; 5.00; General Swim; 8.00: Snooze Party.(All boys will come to the \u201cY\"\u201d and spend an evening: similar to one in camp.After a camp program they will all sleep in the gym carrying on this idea the following morning till noon \u2018 hour).Saturday, 9.00: All Westmount boys leave for Kamp Kanawana: 9.30: Baseball in the park: 11,00: General Swim.+ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | Westmount Baptist | Church * * ! | * Dr, J.A.Johnston has announced a double series cf sermons to be preacheu in Westmount Baptist Church during mid-sum- mer.The morning .ervice themes Will be as follows.Sunday, \u2018Jesus\u2019 Appeal to the Irreligious \u2014Not the Pious but the Irreligious\u201d; July 19th\u2014\"The Man who Saocked People\u2014the Pharisees were Greatly Shoèked\u201d; Sunday, July 26th, \u201cCrowding Christ into a Uniform\u2014They ui on Him a General's short, Crimson Cloak\u2019; Sunday, August 2nd \u2014The Master Spirits of the Age \u2014we struggle with the master spirits of this dark age.\u201d For the evening services the s>rie- will be concerned with \u201cThe Everlasting Mercy as Revealed in Scottish Literature.\u201d Sunday, July 12th, \u201cMarget Howe's Lacdie-\u2018A Lad O'Pairts\u2019 \u201d \u2014The Story of a Country Schoo:- master\u2019; Sunday, July 19th, \u2018\u201c\u201clora Camnb 1l-\u2014The Lass Who Fled to Loudon\u2014The Story of an Elder in the Kirk\"; Sunday, July 26th.\u201cA Country Doctor f the Old School1\u2014The Story of-a General Practitioner\u201d; Sunday, August 2nd, \u201cSelf-Imposed Hand- cuffs\u2014The Story of the Liberation of a Captive.\u201d Visitors are most cordially welcomed.The church holds {ts Mid-Week Service each Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.This is really a community gathering, folk from various communions attend.! Municipal Paper Lauds Westmount (Continued from Page One) Major-General Price, the Commander of the 3rd Division of tha Canadian Army in England; or that Miss Norma Shearer, the famous movie actess, who was born and educated in Westmount had last year taken a leading part in the local Victory Loan Campaign; or again, that up to the end of 1941, nineteen West.mount members of the armed forces had died while on active service\u2014such items, although already known, in tabulated form have a special interest in building up that patriotic and civic pride in the community life whica is the essence of good citizenship.Other events recorded relate ty local welfare and social activities, and the municipal services, all ot interest to the citizens; but, ot course, the principal part of the Report is devoted to the financial statement, and here Westmount sets an excellent example 19 other municipalities, not only in its manner of presenting its close budgeting\u2014as is instanced in iis small but sure balance each year \u2014but in the clearness and conciseness with which it sets for.the departmental expenditures, so that the ordinary taxpayer knows exactly what it costs to administer the police, the fire department, the parks and playgrounds, the library, the electris service, the upkeep of the streets, and so on, not forgetting the actual administrative expenses, A}l this is presented in the excellently prepared Report which cannot help but make Westmount taxpayers proud of their beautiful city.MAJ GEN.PRICE INJURES HAND Maj.-Gen.C.B.Price has received injuries to one hand in an accidental explosion overseas, it was learned this week from his wife, Mrs.C.B.Price, 64 Fordcn Crescent, who hag received cables about the accident from her husband, hospital authorities and friends.Mrs.Price believes that her husband is now out of hospttal and that the injury was slight.She received the first cable iast Thursday, one on Friday and the third on Monday.A nephew, Lt.R.C.Kerrigan, of the 7th Reconnaissance Battalion, son of Mr.and Mrs.V.E.Kerrigan, of Montreal, is reported to be in the same hospital as his uncle with a knee injury but it is not known whether he was injured in the same accident as Maj.-Gen.Price.Juniors Form Good Cub First Aiders Over 2,000 Winnipeg Wolt Cubs have qualified as Cub First Alders while preparing to compete in the district semi-annual team contest for the Hesketh Flag.For the recent 35th competition 25 teams of five Cubs each were entered, the winning team being that of the 43rd Winnipeg Pack nf St.Joseph's Vocational School The competition was instituted by the late Provincial Commissioner Col.J.A.Hesketh.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choir Master \u2014\u2014 11 am.SlESUS\u2019 APPEAL TO THE IRRELIGIOUS\" \"1 did not come to call the PIOUS but the IRRELIGIOUS\"\u201d 7.30 p.m.\"MARGET HOWE'S LADDIE \u2014 'A LAD O' PAIRTS\" \u2018\u2019 First in Series entitled: \u201cTHE EVERLASTING MERCY IN SCOTTISH LITERATURE\u201d Dr.Johnston will preach.Visitors Cordially Welcomed.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.At Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.For the month of July and Sunda.August 2nd, the congregation of Calvary Church will unite with First Baptist Church, Guy and Dorchester Streets.Preacher: Rev.M.F.McCutcheon, D.D.HOWARD S.Sarrister and Solicitor Telephone HA.9238 ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West lb x UR AAT pe FA : A One usual screen playin Theat) wonde It 1 orches who 1 phonie of gr some and fame.\u201cBo musica alente ind n yy Ÿ \u2018rom Ray | Screen \"Wi * One) Com- | Of the 1d; or Tr, the 0 was tmount leading y Loan up to | West.armed active ugh al.d form | bufld- L civie e Whics citizen.elate ta tivities, 5, all ot but, ot of the imancial stmount ple lo only ia ts close d in iis Ch year nd con- 8 for ditures, axpayer s to ad- fire de- 1 play.electrio streets, the ac.ses.All ccellent- cannot ut tax- eautiful ICE AND has reid in an seas, it rom his Fordcn d cables her hus- ies and hat her hospital slight.ble last and the errigan, ce Bats.V.E.reported pital as jury but he was ident as 300d ders ; Wolt 1b First compete al team lag.For tion 25 ee en- a being g Pack School uted by issioner \u2014 ist mn Ave.D.D.ister THE PIOUS N.Jones, Sundas.ation cf vith First orchester D.D.West EY RE Ee fs \"Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 PAGE THREE Hollywood i Th / | Gossip NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD pr \u2018Born To Sing\u2019 Orchestra Most Unusual In Filmland One of America\u2019s most unusual orchestras appears on the screen in \u201cBorn to Sing.\u201d now playing at the Westmount United Theatre.It is also one of the wouders of Hollywood.It is Peter Meremblum's youth orchestra, composed of youngsters who play the most difficult sym- rhonies with the ease and talent af grownups.It was organized some years ago by fits founder «nd hes won national music lame.\u201cBorn to Sing\u201d is a lilting musical presenting a group of :alented young singers, dancers ind musicians, the cast headed sy Virginia Weiâler, turned \u2018rom drama to musical comedy.Ray McDonald, young dancing \u2014 M Veezl) (Menkland Ave.at Girouard) TODAY until SATURDAY ROMANTIC evel BEERY I5 BACK in a timely Story of Uncle Sam's \u201cSTEEL CAV.*LRY!\u201d Sun, Mon., Tues, \u201cKINGS ROW\" ith wit Sheridan + Ronald % Robert Cummings J Betty Field \u201cSLEEPY TIME GAL\u201d with Judy Canova, Tom Brown, Billy Gilbert & Ruth Terry.* Ann Reagan star of the New York stage, and Leo Gorcey.Its climax is a lavish presentation of \u2018Ballad for Americans,\u201d sung by Douglas McPhail, young baritone and a huge chorus representing all walks of Amer fcan life.Players include Beverly Hudson, new singing discovery.Dickie Hall, five-year-old concert pianist, Darla Hood of \u201cOur Gang\u201d fame, \u2018\u2018Rags\u201d Ragland, Sheldon Leonard.Henry O'Neill.Larry Nunn, Margaret Dumont and Joe Yule, JUDY SLAYS \u2018EM IN COMEDY HIT A gay and refreshing stimulant for war-shattered nerves, Republic's \u201cSleepytime Gal,\u201d starring Judy Canova, opens Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre playing until Tuesday night.Miss Canova\u2019s comedy is irresistible; she could extract laughe from the sourest of misanthropes or the gloomiest of neurotics.And as for the average, normal and intelligent movie-goers\u2014she slays \u2019em! Judy, in \u2018\u2018Sleepytime Gal,\u201d is a kitchen mechanic in a large Florida hotel.The ambitious bell hop (played engagingly by Tom Brown) has large ambitions due to his love for the news-stand girl (Mildred Coles).He cannot marry because of his low finan: cial status, but by making Judy a spectacular radio star, he will be in a position to achieve his heart's desire.So Judy, the unpretentious, unambitious cook\u2019s assistant, Is heartlessly glamorized and finagled into the position of radio contest winner, with the glaring publicity spotlight focused directly on her winsome but ungainly self.The tires on the largest bombers used by the United Nations weigh 100 pounds each or more.That is enough rubber to make about seven ordinary passenger tires.(IE \u2018 a, (St.Catherine st Guy 8t) TODAY and FRIDAY Barbara Stanwyck in \u201cThe Great Man's Lady,\u201d with Joel McCrea and Brian Donlevy.\u201cTrue To The Army,\u201d with Allan Jones, Judy Canova, Jerry Colonns.SATURDAY until TUESDAY Bob Can't Get Away As Long As Madeleine Has Hope! TT WHE CALLS A Paramount Picture with GALE SONDERGAARD GEORGE ZUCCO Directed by SIDMEY LANFIELO Sereen Play by Don Hartman and Frank Butler \u2014 2nd Exciting Feature \u2014 \"WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES\u201d with and Constance Bennet: Bruce Cabot ft NER LU be (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) TODAY until SATURDAY THERE'S A GIRL IN THE HEART OF EVERY MAN BEHIND A GUN! / T0 THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI LS TECHNICOLOR 3H = om Mannion RANDOUPR PAYNE - O'HARA « SCOTT 2nd Attraction \u201cBORN TO \u2018SING | with Virginia Weidler, Ray McDonald, Leo Gorcey Sun., Mon., Tues.r \"Adventures of Martin Eden\u201d [| with GLENN FORD \u2014 CLAIRE TREVOR TRUE TO THE ARMY\u201d with : Allan Jones, Judy Canova, Jerry Colonns, Ann Miller.« ji] |} ) À \u2018THIS MAN ABBOTT and COSTELLO in \u201cIN THE NAVY\u201d 11 Last Three Days! BARRY K.BARNES ! VALERIE HOBSON ALASTAIR SIM IN PARIS\u201d KENT HAS TWO FINE FEATURES STARTING SATURDAY A Hollywood veteran and a screen newcomer head the cast of \u201cThe Vanishing Virginian.\u201d Frank Morgan plays the title role, with Kathryn Grayson and Douglass Newland.1 Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck in a \u201cBALL OF FIRE\u201d IR scene trom \u2018\u2019Ball Of Fire.\u201d\u2019 Featured alsc is Gene Krupa and his band, The Summer School at Staynor Park is developing rapidly with large numbers of children attending.Various lines of activities are taking place under the supervisors, Tho junior leaders at the park have been appointed and are as follows: Cardboard work, Mar- Joria Baker; ofleloth work, Patsy Kerr and Shirley Bishop; for the small tots, Nina Gedge.A new program in Indian beadwork and crepo-paper will be started soon.Tho glvln of the park will have a pienie this Tuesday and will Ko to Beaver Lake on the top of Mount Royal.Those wishing to go should get in touch with IN DRAMATIC LOVE STORY Sul asc aS SE QE ENCE TTT AN Robert Cummings, Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan in a scene from the strangest of love stories, \u2018\u2019Kings Row,\u201d which will be at the Monkland United Theatre starting Sunday and playing until Tuesday night, A TECHNICOLOR ACTION ms HIT! Randolph Scott, John Payne and Nancy Kelly in a scene from the technicolor production \u201cTo The Shores Of Tripoli,\u201d now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.GIRLS DIVIDE TWO GAMES The Westmount girls\u2019 softhall team won and lost in their last two games.A week ago Tuesday they won their first game of the season when they defeated the Mansfields from the Verdun Ladies Softball League 9-7 while on Tuesday night, they were losing 10-7 to the CWAAC team in the fifth \u2018inning when the game was called on account of threatening weather.In all like- AIR CONDITIONED Sherbrooke St.at Hingston.EL.2271 ALWAYS 2 BlU FEATURES Today ard Friday \"SERGEANT YORK\u201d with Gary Cooper 2nd HIT The Comedy Sensation \u201cNIAGARA FALLS\u201d \u2014 STARTING SATURDAY \u2014 Frank Morgan, Kathryn Grayson & Gene Krupa in \u201cTHE VANISHING VIRGINIAN\" \u2014 ADDED \u2014 Barbara Stanwyck & Gary Cooper \u201cBall Of Fire\u201d STARTING SUNDAY, JULY 12th * CAROLE LANDIS x CESAR ROMERO * \u201cA GENTLEMAN AT HEART\u201d | Women on his mind and Larceny in his heart! \u2014\u2014SECOND FEATURE | % JOSEPH ALLEN, Jr.% \"THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DIVORCE\" * LYNN BARI Su TWO FIRST-RUN PICTURES THAT YOU === \u2014 WILL REALLY ENJOY! = | RAIN \u2018or SHINE For Picnic Reservations Call BY.2496 SLEEP\u2019S ELUSIVE ?en \" Here's Bob Hope trying to get some shut-cye in an upper berth in the hilarious comedy, \u2018\u2019My Favorite Blonde,\u201d which starts Saturday at the York United Theatre.lihood.this game will he played over next Tuesday evening.The local team could do very little with the pitching of Evelyn Munroe on the mound for the CWAAC team on Tuesday eve: ning, and although they scored seven times, they only made two hits and both of them were extra base efforts hy Jean Wriggles- worth, a double and a \u201ctriple.Both teams were missing some of their players for the game.Marg Armstrong was on the mound for the Westmount team and, struck out five players and walked two.The CWAAC hurler fanned seven and walked four.\u201cThe following girls played for the Westmount team in the game: Marg Armstrong, p; Mary Van Tangerin, 3h; Ann Hofman, #8; Marg Forrest, 1b; Shirley Thompson, 2b; Jean Wriggles- worth, ce; Beverley Condon, If: M.Thibaudeau, cf; I, Pierce, rf.The newe t Canadian Boy Scout war project is the sending of good us\u2019 Scout uniforms to Bri- tis.Scouts now unable to secur?them, AT PARK MONDAY + The Walters\u2019 Troupe in an hilarious exhibition of gymnastics, at Belmont Park, starting Monday afternoon.CRITICS HAIL FILM AT KENT AS YEAR'S BEST Warner Bros.\u2019 mighty picturi- zation of \u2018Sergeant York\" now playing at the Kent Theatre till Friday.The widely-heralded blographleal tribute to one of the World War's greatest heroes has been acclaimed from coast lo coast as the greatest plcture ol the year, Gary Cooper stars In the title role.The lanky siar of \u2018Meet John Doe\u201d and countless other triumphs plays his greatest role to date as the Tennessee mountaineer who \u2018'\u2018got religion,\u2019 became & conscientious objector, yet emerged as one of the greal- est heroes of all time! The war sequences of \u2018\u2019Sergeant York\u201d are unparalleled, and rival war gequences from any other film, Opposed to these tbril- ling moments are the tranquil scenes showing Alvin York's life in Tennessee, and the metamor- phorig from renegad to a soldier- hero.Undoubtedly the film's greatest sequence is that one delineating York's capture of 132 Germans.The feat remaing In wal annals as one of the most amazing of its kind.More surprising still was York's admission that be had accomplished this only to stop more killing, since he be- Heved reverentially in the biblical adage \"Thou Shalt Not Kill,\u201d In addition to Garry Cooper, \u201cSergeant York\" prominently features such personages as Wal ter Brennan as Pastor Pile, lively Joan Leslie, George Tobias, Stanley Ridges, Margaret Wycher- ly, and thousands of others, Algo on the program is \u2018\u2018Nla- gara Falls\u2019, an uproarous comedy.The Walters Troupe Scheduled For Park On Friday night local expan- ents ot \u201cLa Conga\u2019 will demonstrate their prowess and vie for the honour of belng acclainted Montreal's best Conga dancers.This contest, which is being conducted at Belmont Park, is but one of the aix being held hy Al- moter, and his co-worker Eddie Viron to find six winning couples to represent Belmont Park at the bert Zenga, well known dance pro- | For Prompt Delivery of au SCL'S $307 Sherbrooke W.EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 Deliveries (rom 3 a.m.te 11 p.m.Fruits and Groceries Harvest Moon Ball which will be held at the Forum early in Sop- tember.The Cressonians, aristocrats of the teeter-board, will terminate their engagement at the park on Sunday evening.The Incoming Free Outdoor attraction starting Monday afternoon will be The Walters\u2019 Troupe who will present an hilarfous exhibition of gymnastics on a high cross bar.This act Is a riot of laughter from start to finish but there are sufficient thrills to keep spectators in suspense.the lady suporvisor at the park.The boys\u2019 softball team on the park has been very successful this year and havo played eleven games, winning thom all, Amongst tho teams dofoutod by tho Staynor boys aro St.Anthony's, Richmond, St, Thomas Aquinas, Iverley Settloment, Granitos, Argos and others, This weak they will play against a team from tho D.1,1.Bob lord fs the manager of the team and has lined up a strong squad.They hope to challenge the winners of the Westmount Municipal Senlor Softball lenguo at the end of the season, Lord has two good hurlers In Hughie Brown and Harold Burt.Paul Karse is the catcher.Other players on the team are Kenneth Gittens, first hase: Brondan Summer School Leaders Named At Staynor Park Neeson, second base: Bob Lord, short stop; Warren Prud'homue, third base; Hubert DeJean, left field: Bert King, conter field; Stu McCowan, right fleld: Allan Jones and Pat McShane are other outfielders, BARBARA, JOEL CO-STAR AGAIN Romantie drama playod against the vast sweep of a vast country with the thrills and power that went into its development is headed this way in Paramount's triple-starrinæ film \u201cThe Great Man's Lady,\u201d with Barbara Stan- wyek, Joel McCroa and Brian Donlevy.\u201cThe Great Man's Lady\", now playing at the York United Thee autre 18 said to combine the excite mont of the highly successful \u201cUndon Pacific,\u201d in which the throe stars appeared together for the firat timo, and the romantio fireworks of \u201cBall of Fire.\u201d The story covers a Bpn of manny years showing Miss Stanwyck first as a girl of sixteen when she eloped from her staid Philadelphia home with MeCroa, a Lochinvar in hucksakins, and earvying her through a whirlwind life to the point where the world waits on hor doorstep to learn the secret behind \u201cTho Great Mans Lady.\u201d Economize - make tea correctly 'SALADA TEA LADIES \u2014 MEN BOYS \u2014 GIRLS Information, Phone WESTMOUNT Y.M.C A Wilbank 2159 For operations.OPEN TUESDAY, Thank You, Hobbyists \u2014 .It is gratitying to feel that in making available te you our modern tools and equipment, we have apparently filled a long-felt need.Your patronage has been highly appreciated.However, owing to the temporary absence of our instructors, we are for a short period suspending ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL AGAIN HOBBY WORKSHOP 4428 ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.3859 SEPTEMBER 1st.(Row lee PEER 117 6) WAYSIDE INN DEIR-BIÉRE I ° Cd i \u201cKeep yout feet © t my eye .f've go Daisy: on a Qu AN More people are discovering every day that Dow is the finest tosting ale they ever drank + mer at their country home, 30000 Telephone Orders Carefully Filled OVERSEAS BOXES A SPECIALTY DIONNE & DIONNE GROCERS and BUTCHERS 4120 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.Fitz.7411 Ô [0 cm 0c 0000 NL LAS Mrs.S.A.Mac8ween and her son, Douald, are spending a few weeks at Lake Memphremugog.Miss Alva Ekstrand ls \u2018he Buest of Miss The.ma Sherman at Ste.Murguerite du Lac Masson.Among recent guests at Gray Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, have been Mr.Don Rose, and Mr.and Mrs.Paul E.F.Wiele.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Atkinson and Miss Elizabeth Atkinson are spending a vacation at Port El- gin, N.B.Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Abbott, of Rochester, N.Y., arrived In town on Tuesday, und will spend sometime visiting relatives here.Miss H, K, Macdonald,\u2019 of Toronto, who spent a4 few days recently as the guest of Mr, and Mrs.O.C, Rehfuss, has left for Nova Scotia.Mr, und Mrs.John Binkle and Mr.and Mrs.George Woollatt, ot Cornwall, Ont., were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs, R, M.Woollatt.Mr.and Mrs.John L.Rappel and family are spending the sum- at St.Eustache-sur-le-Lac, Que, Mr.and Mrs, Albert Stock returned home last week-end after gpending ten days in Toronto.While there, Mr, Stock attended the Rotary convention.Mrs.R, O.Alexander, and her son, Ronald, who has come east from Victoria, B.C., Is to spend the summer with her father, the Right Reverend Lennox Wil Jams, at Tadoussac.Mrs.Fred Marsh, who was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Forrest after, leaving the Homoeopathic Hospital, where she was a patient recently, has returned to her home in Foster, Que.Mrs.Lorne Pickering, Arlington avenue, returned home Tuesday after spending a few days as guest of Mrs.Hall, at St, Lucle, She was accompanied hy the Misses Patricia and Ann Yeates, of England, who are now residing with Mrs.Pickering, Fiight-Lieutenant John M.Wynn who came from Ottawa to attend the Kenny-Carroll wed- 2 77 R27 Pr ZZ AZ 2 dl 7d da Al dR Rd I P7227 7 77777), Social and Personals NLLLIILL 7111111141 LAS ILS LLLIELL SILL LLL ALLL SIS LISS LL SILLS LLL LLL LLLLLL ISLS ALLL LAI LILES LLL SLL LSS LLL LS SVS 4 ding, which took place ou Satur day evening, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs.Alan F.Wyrn for the week-end, Mr.and Mrs.8.A.Johns, ot Sherbrooke, who were In town io attend the Johns-Camphell wedding, which took place on Saturday, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.O.Johns over the weekend.Meintyre-Kingsland The marriage of Constance Barbara, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Ernest P, Kingsland, to Mr.John Archibald Mceintyre, son of Mr.W.A.Mcintyre and of the late Mrs.Mcintyre, took place on Saturday afternoon in St.Jumes Anglican Church, Hudson Heights, Que, the Reverend Canon J.J.Willis officiating.The wedding music was played by Mrs.W.J.Hodgson, and the church was decorated with glad- foli and Regal lilies.Glven away by her father, the bride wore a gown of white silk Jersey, the full skirt falling in a short train.Her fingertip length vell was held by orauge blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of white roses.gypsophila and maldenhair fern.Miss Catharine I.Kingsland, her sister's only attendant, wore a dress of blue silk jersey and a wreath of pink flowers with a blue vell.She carried a bouquet of pink roses.Mr.C.W.McDougall was best man for Mr.Melntyre, and the ushers were Mr.David Shales and Mr.Edward N.Kingsland.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the country home of the bride's parents, and later Mr.and Mrs.Mcintyre left for the Laurentians, the bride wearing a suit of blue Monroe tweed, with matching acCessories.They will reside in Westmount.The out-of-town guests {un- cluded Mr.W.A.Mcintyre, father of the groom, and Miss Hleanor Molntyre.Barrie-Forrester The \u201cmarriage of Beryl Margaret Paton, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Forrester, to Mr.William Frazer Clinton Barrie, second son of Mr.and Mrs.Willlam Barrie, took place recently at Fairmount Taylor Presbyterian Church, the Rev.Dr.S.Reid officiating.Mr.A.J.Binnle, organist, played the wedding music, and during the signing of the register, Mr.Hazeldine models at Formerly $12.95 to $17.95.to $25.00.fons in larger sizes.$35.00.4912 THE Sherbrooke West Clearing our entire summer stock of exclusive Ginghams, Chambrays, Seersuckers, and Voiles.Dressy types in printed silk broadcloth, printed and plain Shantungs, 2 piece seersucker suits, and sitk print jacket dresses, Formerly $17.95 Afternoon dresses, suitable for the bride-elect, in solid pastel shades; also printed silk chit- Formerly $22.50 to re Sizes 12 to 20 \u2014 38 to 44.Also the hard-to-get junior sizes 9 to 15.unheard-of reductions.7.50 10.00 15.00 diné WAInut 2686 THE WISTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 9, MARRIED IN CALVARY CHURCH The principals, matron of honor, bridesmaids and flower girls of the Storey-McGilp wedding which took place recently in Calvary United Church.Captain Rev.T.W.Jones officiating.Andrew MacMillan sang, \u2018Where E'er You Walk.\u201d The church was decorated with blue delphiniums, snapdragons and pink and white carnations.Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of Heavenly blue bridal net over taffeta, with floor-length skirt.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion, the same ghade as her gown, was caught at each side of her head with a spray of orange biossoms.Her shower bouquet was of Talls- man roses and sweet peas.Miss Jean Forrester was her aister\u2019's only attendant, wearing a floor-length gown of yellow organza over taffela, and a Juliet cap.She carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas.Mr.Emerson Barrie was best man for hls brother, and the ushers were Mr.Arnold Forrester, brother of the bride, and Mr.Alfred Barrie, brother of the groom.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the LaSalle Hotel, and later the bridal couple left on a Richelieu cruise to Murray Bay, the bride wearing a suit of dusty rose with navy blue accessories and a corsage of orange roses.Mrs.W.Christie.of New York, aunt of the groom, was a guest from out-of-town.Kenny-Carroll The marriage of Evelyn Con- | stance Salmon, daughter of Mr and Mrs.J.M.S.Carroll.to Leading Alrcrafiman Robert Allen Kenny, R.C.AF., son of Mr.and Mrs.T.F.Kenny, of Buckingham, Que.took place on Saturday eveniug in the Church of St.James the Apostle.the Reverend Harold Shore officiating.Mr.J.BE, F.Martin played the wedding music, and Mr.Harry Maude sang during the signing ot the register.The church was de- covated with variegated summer flowers, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore ivory satin, having heart-shaped neckline long sleeves and a flowing skirt.Her veil, of antique embroidered lace, was held by a coronet of the same lace, and her cascade bouquet was of bouvardia and white gladioli.Miss Janet Kingsland was mald of honor, and Miss V, Dobson and Miss Jane Spearman were bridesmaids, all threr attendants being gowned alike in frocks of silk jersey modelled on long, classical lines.and they wore halos of matching tulle ruching, They carried cascade bouquets of Sweetheart roses, houraidia and deiphiniums, Miss Kingsland was in petal pink, and the bridesmaids wore Heavenly blue.Mr.T.R.Kenny was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Leading Aircraftman J.H We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phene WAlnut 2773% - THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Kenny, brother of the groom, Li.atenant Harrison Bennett, The Black Watch (R.H.R.) of \u2018Canada, and Mr.Lovell C.Car- 1ril, brother of the bride.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Ritz- Carllon Hotel, and later the bridal couple left for Ottawa, where ;thev will reside, the bride travel- \u201cling in a frock of aquamarine and white printed ctepe under a cout of raspberry tweed, with a raspberry grosgrain hat and matching uccessories.sStorey-MeGHp The marringe of Marguerite Lois Mary, only daughter of Mr.of); were good reading.They still are.them history in the making.Irony steps in when we read \u2018The House of Arden:\u201d D LS SLLES ILS LILLE LILI LL LSS IIA I IAT EVERYTHING CONSIDERED NN a P7777 7a ddd ddd {lll A ddd ln Did you read the Nesbit books when you were a child?They GERALDINE BRIETZCKE N N Ny N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 3 N N N N N N They are fairy tales, minus the sugar-sweetness of many stories \u2018\u2018written down\u201d for children: they tell the tale of ordinary English boys and girls who Hved in the gaslight, black stocking, basement kitchen days of the early 1900's, and who by some accident stumbled upon magic potent enough, among other things, to take them from Suburbia to the past years and show the books now, though, and changes Lhe meaning of many innocent sentences, sush as this one from United Church, Westmount, Captain the Rev.T.W.Jones officiating.Mr.H, Colcomb played the wedding music, Mr.Herbert Wilson Storey acted as best man for his brother, and Mr.Porteous and Mr.James Walker were ushers, Mrs.Robert Campbell was matron of honor, and the Misses Gladys Patricia Lindsay (cousin of the bride), Joan Tennant, Shirley Porteous and Audrey Darlington were bridesmaids.The Misses Rosemary Fox, Mary Kirk- ham, Dorothy Cuthbert, and Terry Lou Walker were flowel girls.Given fn marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of lace and net modelled on Princess lines, falling in a long train, with a full length veil; she wore pearis, the gift of the groom, an: carried a cascade bouquet of roses.Her attendants wore floor length dresses of figured organza with short veils tn pastel shades.the flower girls wearing Dutch caps.and carrying Colonial bouquets of roses and sweet peas.Mrs.Mc@ilp, the bride\u2019s mother, wore Duchess blue with dark accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses.Mrs.Bray.mother of the bridegroom.wore powder blue with matching acces- sorles and a corsage of roses.Following the ceremony.a reception was held in the Windsor Hotel, and later the bridal couple left to spend their honeymoon in the Laurentians, the bride travelling in an ensemble of Duchess blue with white accessories.\u2019 Captain the Reverend T.W Jones was the guest of honor.and Miss Gladys Patrjcia Lindsay, of Syracuse, N.Y., was a guest from out-of-town.BRIDAL SHOWER Monday evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Taylor.1093 4th avenue.Verdun, Miss Erna Andersen of Westmount.bride elect, was recipient of many beautiful and practical gifts for her new home on Godin Ave.Verdun, the forthcoming wedding taking place Saturday morning, July 11th, to Mr.William Palmer of Westmount, Yellow Eyed Daisies and tall white tapers adorned the refreshment table, Mrs.E, Palmer, mother of the groom elect, poured the tea.Other guests present were: Miss M.Price, Miss F.x \u201cWe live se safely now.We have nothing to be afraid of.When we have wars they are noi in our country.The police look after burglars, and even thunder is attended to by lightning rods.It is not easy for us to under- times\u2014\u201d (the year 1807)\u2014 \u2018when, from day to day.every man.woman and child trembled in its shoes for fear lest \u2018The French should come.\u201d Stil] harder would it have been for the comfortable little English children of 1907 to realise that in seven or eight more years their own brothers would be Killed in France, and that in a few more years when they were grown up they would be hustling their own children to air raid shelters while bombs pounded sleepy English towns to dust and rubble.What a golden\u2014if etuffy\u2014age the year 1907 must have been! * * * It must be rather nice to be the conductor on one of those gilded observation cars that grace Montreal in the summer time.He hasn\u2019t any bother about transfers or tickets, since the fare is a straight quarter and no two ways about it; he has comparatively few stops, and stand the frantic terror of those: LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED By McWhinnie's Stay Sharp Longer Bicycle Repairs and Parts for All Makes Locksmith \u2014 General Repairs McWHINNIE\u2019S REPAIR SHOP \u2018 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.3113 SUMMER HATS REDUCED! All summer hats, including whites and dark colors, at reduced prices.In plenty of time to wear for the best part of the summer season.Sunflower HAT SHOP 5464 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Near Girouard DExter 2076 Heslos.Miss Dorothy Lyle, Mise Helen Dudka, Miss Annette Char- bonneau, Miss Patricia Morris.Mre.E.Mann, Mrs.Kelly Reid.and Mrs, John MeGilp.to Mr.JH.Andersen, Miss Audrey Palm- Leonard Alexander Storey, eld-{er.Mrs, C.Lawton, Mrs.A.Mac \u2018 est son of Mrs.A.C.Bray and Gregor, Mrs.Phyllis Meyers, Mrs tot the late Alexander Storey, Claire Matthews, Mre J.Me- {took place recently at Calvary Givern.Margaret Scripture-Goldstein, Mrs.POST OPFICES DEPARTMENT STORES - DRUGOISTS GROCERS * TOBACCONISTS BOOK STORES end other RETAR STORES 4856 \u2014AOCS0CS OC SOC J Order La Salle Coke DExter 1132 Hand & Dcnohoe INDEPENDENT FUEL MERCHANTS 9) NOW! INC.oc\u2014H>ocCDOC\u2014>0 Sherbrooke St.West | most of bis passengers are good natured and holiday minded \u2014 except perhaps the few that go dashing around the mountain to Get Away From It All, like we did that high school! summer when we got word about an algebra \u201csupp.\u201d He sits in the sun and his time is pretty much hise own.Now, if he could only knit.Interesting things always happen in street cars.How about the old lady who hurled us to the floor in our childhood?She came into the car muttering to har-| self, which boded no good to start with.There we were, sitting down quite innocently, like Elsie: Dinsmore, in a little frock and! socks, as becomes infancy\u2014and this unpleasant crone seized us by the wrist and hurled us out of our seat.The car lurched.and our tender knees met the floor.! It was all very upsetting.And we've hea, from a wit-| ness, the one about the old man oe 00cm emo\u2014oc \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d with the fuzzy beard, who made the mistake of bringing a paper bag on the street car.The paper bag in itself was all right, but it wasn't made to transport a hen in, and the ben got out.The patriarch made frantic dives under the seats as the chicken ran, agile and alarmed, probably making vague hen noises and wondering why the barn was moving down the street like thie, SLIPIT \u201cWorks \u2018Like Magic\u201d For sticky doors, windows, drawers, door-locks, ete.On Sale at Most 5c-10c-15c Stores, Departmental and Hardware Stores.I 1 ALT Gracemode Shoppe 5029 Sherbrooke West (Opposite Westmount Theatre) Drastic Reductions on all Summer Dresses 20% to 50% DISCOUNT Buy them now .wear them till the season ends! Summer's smartest dresses , .low- priced to clear! Orints, Sheers, Spuns, Seersucker Suits, Cottons, Linens.Hurry in for yours now! Sizes for misses, women, juniors, and half sizes.REG'D.WA.4771 ME SE ARR OV Now tl tion mus tires, an and gasol possible are lookir the Laur they \u2018D: This year streaming favourite bus, and there eve In the Montreal, tian vacat visitors Î are mulli and bass th.expert machene ! \u201cThe Si Brown\u201d, \u20ac In the t:self, the in detail Montreal teau, the ed muniti racks, a.diers dril Due no ou much such colo as Mont 1 Marguerit LA GRA Whe Dolla Save gasol by train Rocks for || vie by .xd all ot Restricted CR st.JOVITA, EE.Bla: L St.Ideal Lo Tenn Privat Write or or Mc Shad Mont Comforta! cold wat bath; al bath, me: Golf San By rail.Station, \u2018 Monitor \\ de LA TI LA 300 yard Station, Tiled Ba RES\" Surprisi Food Por info call Moni 2773 \u2014 or | | dl oC D0C 0 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 PAGE FIVE Trains Take Vacationers To Laurentians This Year Now that the family on vacation musi tread lightly on those i.res, and sometimes not at all, and gasoline for long tours is impossible to get, vacation crowds are looking for new ways to reach the Laurentian Mountains.But they \u2018\u2018hiven\u2019t been licked yet.\u201d This year, thousands are already streaming northward into their favourite vacationland by rail, by bus, and even by plane.They get there even if thc, have to fly.In the sporting goods stores of Montreal, many of these Lauren- tian vacationers \u2014 some of them visitors from far-away places \u2014 are mulling over a range of trout and bass flies, and debating with th.experts on the virtues of \u2018Par- machene Belle\u201d, \u201cBrown Hackle\u201d, \u201cThe Silver Doctor\u201d, \u2018March Brown\u201d, and other favourites, In the Laurentian playground tself, the scene is a trifle changed in detail during war.Between Montreal and the Laurentian plateau, the traveller may see guarded munitions plants, rows of barracks, and French-Canadian soldiers drilling in the fields.Due north, the mountains roll on much as ever, surrounding such colourful habitant villages as Mont Rolland.Ste.Adele, Ste, Marguerite, Val Morin, Ste.Aga.LAURENTIANS GRAY ROCKS INN] Where Your Vacation Dollar BUYS MORE Un Save gasoline\u2014tavel by train to Gray Rocks for your biggest dollar's wort] of holiday activities.§ New, improved servie by C.P.R.Golf xd all other sports.Restricted clientele.GRAY RQCKS INN st.JOVITS, QUEBEC Toi.ST.JOVITS 17 Blagrave Inn Lac Ouareau St.Donat, Que.Ideal Location, Safe Sandy Beach Tennis - Boating - Fishing Private Log Bungalows on Lake Front Write for Descriptive Folder or Phone St.Donat 21 or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2773 the des Monts, Ivry, and Ste.Jo- vite.Then comes towering Mont Tremblant, highest of the Lauren- tian peaks, and famous for its ski runs when the snow is deep on the ground.Farther north still, the traveller\u2019s route cuts through the parishes of La-Conception.Labelle, and L'Annonciation, through tL.heart of the fisherman\u2019s paradise, and finally into Mont Laurier.This is the wild and rugged fringe of the summer and winter playground of the Laurentian Mountains, Even in wartime, this great vacationland at Montreal's backdoor is easy to reach, Barring the restricted forms of travel, most of the best vacation spots can be reached in a few hours on any day of the week.Daily trains leave Montreal and Ottawa for the Northern extremes; pasg close to most of the trout-rich lakes, and colourful Laurentian resort places.There is no lull in Laurentian vacationing this year, More than ever, Canadlang are looking for rest, relaxation, and play to build bodies and minds for hard work ahead, Laurentian Hotel Uniquely Located Shadynook Inn situated in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains has a unique position.Locat- .ed on the shores of the beautiful | Lake Mercier it appears to be | miles away from civilization, yet | there is everything that could be desired at hand.The station and village are less than half a mile away.Trembling Mountain, the , highest peak of the oldest of mountain ranges with its primeval forests rich in Indian lore, LAURENTIANS Plan to Spend Your Vacation At \u201cPINE CROFT\u201d LAKE CONNOLLY THE IDEAL SUMMER RESORT Featuring ~~ Tasty, Well-Cooked Meals \u2014 \u2014 Tennis, Bosting, Swimming, Dancing \u2014 \u2014 Modern Conveniences \u2014 \u2014 Congenial Company \u2014 \u2014- A Christian Clientele \u2014 For folder, phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 or FI 9149 er write A.E.Barraclough Lake Connolly, P.Q.} Shadynook Inn On Lac Mercier Mont Tremblant Station, Que.Comfortable rooms with hot and cold water, rooms with private bath; also private cottages with bath, meals in hotel.Golf - Tennis - Bathing Sandy Beach - Dancing C.P.R., Mont Tremblant Que.: By road, Route 11.Phone 59R2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 By rail Station, \u201cTHE MANOIR LAKE MERCIER 300 yards from Mont Tremblant Station.Electricity Throughout.Tiled Bathroom and Toilets .Tub snd Shower .Safe Sandy Beach ., .Good Swimming .Near Golf Course and Tennis Courts.RESTRICTED CLIENTELE Surprising Accommodation and Food.Enquiries Solicited.For information and Reservations call Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.a.2773 \u2014 or write direct.Rock Cliff Inn MORIN HEIGHTS, QUE.50 miles from Montreal.Route !1 to Piedmont, then turn left.On a private lake beautifully situated for privacy yet only ten minutes walk and village Tennis, shuffleboard, swimming, boating, fishing, ping pong, ete.Excellent cuisine.Reasonable rates.Write for folder or phone 385, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773.rom station CANTOR'S SQUARE LAKE INN St.Faustin Station, Que.5 Minutes Walk From Station Sports - Social Activities - Dancing Kosher Meals Rooms with running water.Het ard cold showers.For further informatien, phone PL.8487 or St.Faustin 6 Ring 2 .riding .swimming .comfort, service, good 2.Q.Plan À \"COME TO STAY\" VACATION at The Alpine you don\u2019t need your car It's only 1Lg hours by train from Montreal.Everything you will want to lo is at your doorstep.Golf on our own course .and 1,000 acres of mountain playground .organized sports for young and old.We | know we can offer you everything a real vacation means enjoy this famous log chalet of the Laurentians.Write for sookiet and rates.The Alpine, Ste.Marguerite Station, LAURENTIAN GRANDEUR UNRIVALED Area North of Montreal Offers Myriad of Holiday Attractions The summer glory of the Lau- rentian Mountains is now in full bloom, The trees of the forest, the maple, birch, pine, fir and many others are now resplendent in their green mantles, and the scene is one of beauty.From a mountain home on the shore of Lake Ouimet, one of the beauty spots of the Lauren- tians, the eye of the beholder gazes upon an entrancing sight.In the distance looms Mount Tremblant, the mysterious trembling mountain, famed in Indian legend, and the highest peak of the whole Laurentian range with an altitude of over 3,200 feet.A series of smaller hills almost completely enclose the lake, The shimmering surface of the lake together with the mountains and trees conjures as pretty a vacation picture as anyone could desire.But captivating vacation pictures are not peculiar to any remote or secluded section of the Laurentians, for throughout the route traced by the Canadian Pacific Railway line which begins at Montreal and courses through eastern Canada\u2019s finest natural playground, summer vacation sites are plentiful and enticing.Wonderful indeed has been the development of the Laurentians.It is now so many years ago that they were practically a \u201cterra incognita,\u201d the attractions of which were known only to a few adventurous spirits, Now they are a favorite haunt of thousands of Montrealers, weary of the vexations and turmoil of city life.stands out in the distance, and is Indeed an imposing sight.Here in the bracing atmosphere of Northern Quebec you are able to forget the cares and worries of city life and enjoy your favorite pastime in a limitless playground where nature has conspired with man to provide you with every facility, Shadynook Inn modern in all is completedly its appointments.Giant Perce Rock, famed natural phenomenon of thd Gaspe region of Quehec Province, exposes above the sea a mass of rock estimated to weigh more than four million tons! LAURENTIANS KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.A moutitaln playground, ideal for your vacation.13 miles from La- chute on Route 30.Free boats, safe, sandy beach, diving raft on beautiful Lake Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking Rates $10 to $14 weekly $2.50 per Day Write for descriptive folder or Phone Lachute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA.2773 NNN NY NAN NN Ri No lurking submarine nor hit and run warplane comes to disturb the enjoyment of holiday-makers Me an Nl A AN al in Quebec's inland vacation fairylands, STAR SWIMMERS FOR STF ADELE Gloria Callen and her New York Swimming Club record breaking teammates Helan Rains.Marilyn Sahner, have advised the Quebec Section of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association that they will arrive In Montreal July 16.They plan to go on to the Ste.Adele Lodge and Country Club where they will have a day's training before the Dominion championship meet opens on July 17.The American champions have given no indication as yet what eveats they plan to enter but state entry blanks wiil be coming along shortly.It is presumed, they will seek the medley relay honors, attemp.ing to follow up their recent U.S, championship achievement by adding the Canadian relay crown to their pretty heads, Officfals of the host club will be on hand to meet the U, 8.speedsters when they arrive in Mentreal.They will make the rest of the journey hy motor car.QUEBEC \u2018'ROWAN BANK'\u2019 Val Morin, Que.i Comfortable rooms, modern cor- | veniences, English home cooking |! close to lake and golf course Christian clientele.Phone or write for reservations Mrs.E.M.Hill-Jones Val Morin 186WE or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2778.ATMOSPHERE OF THE Inn AT GRAND MERE, QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL Gomfotlable Bedtoons, DESCRIBES THE auhsnlide oo LAURENTIANS .tennis | food, and hospitality.You'll RELAX Enjoy a The Ste.Adele Lodge.Only C.P.R.or Highway No.11, this modation to suit every taste.Swim in the Laurentians\u2019 shuffleboard, ride, golf, dance delicious food.For rates, reservations, phone and refresh yourself carefree holiday newest resort \u2014 in the heart of Vacationland \u2014 largest sun decks in the pine-scented mountain air \u2014 and enjoy Restricted clientele.© DOMINION SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 17-18 @ Honey.Mgr.Ste.Adele Lodge, Ste.-Adele-en-hant, Que.information from Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773.at the Laurentians : 50 miles from Montreai by pleasure haven offers accom- posl.play tennis or \u2014 or just relax on spacious Ste.Adele 28 or write C, W.or combined wilh o homelike otmosphere « motes lus hotel 1ceol for o rea rest Knowlton Grove Attractions Many In the heart of the Eastern Townships, like a glittering jewel among the Shefford Range lies Brome l.ake\u2014clear, safe and beautiful, Touching this luke near enough for convenience, and yet far enough to be privately secluded 15 Knowlton Grove, Three large buildings, nestling among protective trees, offer single or double rooms \u2014 some with hot and cold water.Hot and cold water in each bathroom.Spring filled matiresses.A cosy lounge room, & game room, a library, and reading rooms provide relaxation and rest, Knowlton Golf Course Is adjacent to the Grove.A new experience awaits the enthusiastic golfer as he plays on this ple- turesque and well-kept fairway.Our guests pay reduced rates on week-days.In the day-time, tennis, swimming, clock-golf, croquet, baseball, a one mile walk to Knowl.ton Village provide additional forms of entertainment.A nickelodeon provides dunce music; bridge.bingo and other games evenings in comfort, Leisure hours can be passed nn the lake, for boats are free to our guests.Fishing is also an enjoyable pastime.Guests At Gray Rocks Among recent visitors at Gray Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, Que., have been the following: Mr.J.Ray! noldg, Mr, J.S.Gerow, Mr.J.M.Martais, Mr.6G.M.Taylor 1 Mr.R.L.Merritt, Mr.L.W.Orr.| ir and Mrs, F.IL.Grove, Mr | Reg.H Scott, Mr.and Mrs.| Howard Baugh, Mr.D.tv Seott,! : Miags Barbara H.Mr and Mrs.H, J.Dr : Donald Angus, Miss Eunice Price Mr.G.D, G.Shaw, Mrs.Hazel Koppel, Mr.Phil Mauriez, F/O and Mra.Alan S.Bell, Mr.and Mrs, R.Chapman, Mr.J.B.Knox, Miss R.G.Paton, Johnson, Peterson, j Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Mitchell, Miss Sheila Fleming.Miss Marjorie A.Read, Mias Ruth Fleming, Thomas (leary, Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Winle, Miss Alice Mr.and Mrs.J.Dessault, and Mrs, T.G.Thomlinson, and Mrs.M.Montplaisir, Mr.and Mr=.A.Climan.Mr.Albert patie, help to pass the cool and damp, Mr.\u2018 Mathie, M-.Mr.Des, CRUISES BEGIN 10 SAGUENAY Sheer relaxation from wartime stless, an essential to renewed and greater war effort, becomes available ihrough 6-day weekly cruises by the 5.5.Richalleu amid lawrence and beautles of the St.glories of the Saguenay river.First of these cruises out of Montreal hegun Monday morning (June 25), C.C.Lonter, passenger traffic manager of Cunada Steamship Lines, announces, The floating house party pulls into the stream at mid-morning, Eastern Townships Noted For Their Scenic Beauty To the south of Montreal and Among between the International boundary, lie the Kustern Townships.These townships, which comprise about 6,600 square miles, ln- clude the counties of Sherbrooke, Stanstead, Compton, Richmond, Wolfe, Megantic, Drummond, Ar- thabaska, Brome, Sheffield and Missisquoi.The Townships differ in many respects from any other part of the province of Quebec, The territory wns organized on the \u2018township plan\" 1n- stoad of the \u2018parish system\u201d which prevailed in the French settlemients and was called the Eastern Towuships to distinguish it from the Western Townships in Ontario, Gay With Guesta During the summer senson, the hotels and cottages around lake Memphremagog, Lake Massawipp! and Brome Lake are gay with guests from all parts of Canada and the United States; while scores of charming villages are sought by many who prefer the hills and forests to the valleys and lakes.Several Important and interesting points He within the territory traversed by Richmond to Portland route of (he C.N.R.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Among them are Richmond, Windsor Mills, Bromptonville, Sherbrooke \u2014 known us the hub of the Kastern Tuownships-\u2014Len- noxville, Coaticook, and Dixville.Kustward from Richmond toward Quebec, the route, after crossing the st.Francis River, runs northe enstorly through Danville, Kinge sey Falls, Warwick, Victoriaville, Princeville.Part of the route running through the Eastern Townships has been aptly dee scribed ns \u2018one of the faireat tracts of Old Canada ., a land of river and plain; of mountain and tarn and lake and valley; but first and chiefly a river land.\u201d EASTERN TOWNSHIPS PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLIY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawlppi, 90 miles from Montreal Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tonnis, Dancing and aKiding- ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Every Modern Comfort At Reasonable Rates For full particulars regarding rates ete, write or phone.phone 38, John McKay.Proprietor, or Monitor Vacs.tion Bureau, WA, 277) Ufton Court On Lake Memphremagog Spacious grounds, lake and mountain setting.Tennis, lake sports, playroom with table tennis, opan fires, library.Restricted Clientele ADDRESS: G.A.PERKINS VALE PERKINS, QUE.or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 3773 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Selby Lake Inn Dunham, Que 85 Miles from Montreal - * Provinels] Transport Bus to Door.Swimming, Boating, Fishing, Tennis, Dancing, Children\u2019s Play Corner, etc.Modern in every way.Restricted Clientele.No biack files or moaquitoss, Write Mrs.F.G.Jones, felby Lake Inn, Dunham, Que, or phone Monitor Vacation Dureau, 2779 or evonings 6 to 8 p.m.By.2598.= EEE | Riding - Tennis - Clock Golf - HOLIDAY AT KNOWLTON GROVE HOTEL ON BROME LAKE 70 MILER FROM MONTREAI Direct C.P.R.to Brome Lake ® Simmons Beds - Large Lounge Rooms © GOOD FOOD AND GOOD BEDS OUR SPECIALTY Rates $18 to $22 per week, Write Knowlton Grove, Que.Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2778 Btation on Property Swimming - Boating - Dancing Cottages to rent or phone EL 1849 or MILEAGE FROM MONTREAL Brome Lake 69 Foster 67 Granby .50 Knowlton ., 72 \u2018Knowlton Landlrig 86 «nd most of the first day is pass- dy in America.AL dusk, the Richelieu passes between the| heights that knew Montcalm and | Wolfe, to moor benealh The Rock | of wulled Quebec, cradle of hls- tory in North Amerie.Next morning the vessel is skirting i8- lets and lofty mountains of the mid-8t.Lawrence, Dinnertime finds vacationists rounding his- tori¢ Tadoussac to enter tha gate- | way to the deep-flowing Sague- nay.one of the world's distinctive rivers, carved out of solid rock hy titanic forces of the Glacial Age.Up through the forested escarpments, in the lea of capes that tower nigh 2,000 feet, the Richelieu continues to Chicoutimi, \u201cQueen of the Saguenay\u2019, this year 100 years old, Sightseeing next day, then a cruise down the river, and a turn into picturesque Ha Ila Bay, Out \"again, and down to Tadoussac for the privileges of the new { Hotel Tadoussac, for a bonfire | and haghecue, Plenty of time to y visit this oldest of summer re sorts \u2014for such it was even in In.\"dian days centuries ago-\u2014then.\u2018the following day, up the St.Law- | rence again for an overuight hait ;at Murray Bay, where the golf, swimming, tennis and fishing of the smart, Manoir Richelieu are ; avallahble.Back to Quebec, this | time for a good look at this an- | chen fortress and a trip to Ste.Anne de Beaupre, shrine of the ; world-revered Wonder Worker Then back to Montreal, end of six days of glorious rest and fun.| re Shagawake, Quebec, was named hy the Micmae Indians from a word of their language meaning \u201cland of the ris'ng gun\u2019 The Bale des Chaleurs, to which the Indians often travelled, wa: in the direction of the rising sun | from this location.ed in the lush scenery of Norman.|\u2019 Magog Ce North Hatley o Selby Lake .55 Vale Perkins .90 Waterloo 62 .Read The Summer Resort Advertisements In This Issue of The and let us help you plan the kind of holiday you will enjoy most.Booklets - Suggestions - Informatian EXAMINER VACATION BUREAU WA.2773* 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE Cf FT mi cit, A \u2014 AE AEST ES nue Re ARSE a rn a © hae bres oa T PACE SIX THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 \u201cWestmeunt\u2019s Homes Newspsper\u201d \u2018Dodgers Retain Lead In Municipal Softball League PITCHING BY ALLAN DYKE STRIAING OUT 27 BATTERS FEATURES TEAM VICTORIES The sudden app-aranee of Allsn Dyke on the mound for the Dodgers feature nf the week's doings In and the subsequent nair of rhut-outs he nurted wore the the Westmount Municipal Senlor Softhall League Dyke set the Royals down with three hite and struck out ten men in his Inftial appearance fn the loop to win 9-0.He won his next start by the same score when he Hmitea the hard hitting Radiolocators to a single hit, =iriking out seventeen men this time.These two wing give the Dodgers a three point lead over the No.3 Training Command team for the Jea jue leadership, the Airmen however, have three games In hand.The Wireless School and the No, 3 the # only others Lo go through week without a defeat.The Nu.8 Command team defeated the St.Hubert Flying Squadron 4-2 behind the no hit pitching of George Scully while the Wireless School defeated the No.12 Equipment Depot team 9-2, The St.Hubert and No.12 Depot teams all split on the week.The No.12 team defeated the Radlolocators 9-8 while the St.Hubert team created the biggest upset of the season when they walloped the Royals 18-10, The Royals and the Radiolocat- ors were of course the biggest Command léamg were the losers.each dropping two games without any wins.Allan Dyke's pitching and bat ting was a big factor in the Dodgers\u2019 9-0 win over the Royals.In addition to striking out ten men.the pltcher batted out a home-run in the hig fifth inning with two on.Dyke's arm was also in fine fettle for the game with Radjo- locators and he struck out seventeen men.Feels the Radiolocators catcher got the lone hit oft Dyke, a double in the 4th inning.Dougle VACATION CLUB FOR BOYS WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A 4585 Sherbrooke West During July to August 15th Monday to Friday SWIMMING - HOBBIES ~ HIKES « EDUCATIONAL TRIPS - FIRST AID -.LIFE SAVING - GAMES - ATHLETICS - ASSEMBLIES ~ TALKS - MOVIES For Information Phone + WIlbank 2159 a + Alexander led the winners at bat with three hits.A blg third inning in which they scored seven times gave the Wireless School a 9-2 wif over Knucker Irvine's No.12 Depot teum, The winners got to Brad- {ley on the mound for the East- enders in the third Inning for \"seven hits for the rest of the game.MacDonald not only pitched aggood game for the winners hut he also banged out three hits including two doubles.Baril lof the No, 12 Depot team hit his \u2018wixth home-run of the season and now leo ds this d partment easily.! Guorze Scully pitched his second no-hlt game of the season last Thursday when the No.3 Training Command team defeated the St, Hubert Flying Squadron 14-2.Scully deserved a no-hit, no-run game but a wild pitch with two out in the last'inning struck the ba- of-the backstop and before the hall could be recovered, two runs had scored and the shut-out wus gpoiled.Carveth a newcomer to the winners led at bat with three hits.Scully and Snyder hit homers for the No.3 Command team.St.Hubert outslugged the Royals to upset them 18-10 on Monday evening.Manship's four hits and a home-run by Richmond sealed the Royals\u2019 doom.Ozzie Dalzell continued his hard hitting for Royals and pounded out four hits including a home-run, The No.12 Equipment Depot team won their game when they defeated the Radiolocators 9-8.Home-runs by Jones and Aube were the features of the winners\u2019 batting attack.Shusterman hit for the curcuit for the losers while Cashin and Bert Clarke banged out four and three hits respectively.The batting averageg just {s- sued show Frank Cashin of the Radiolocators on the top of the list replacing Jack Keen of the No.8 Command team.Keen is in the runner-up spot, Cashin sports an average of .545 while Keen'g ls .524.Keen has made the most hits, 22; Noel Romney of the Dodgers has crossed the plate the most times, 19; Don Durno who has left the Dodgerg to join the Army fs still leading in .the doubles with 7 while Baril of the No.12 Depot team is the home-run leader with 6.\u201ca The Radioldcators who have only managed to win three games and one of those via the awarded Christopher Doggett Wins Sailboat Races Christopher Doggett made a clean gweep of the sailboat races which were held in the pond at King George Park on Baturday afternoon, Doggett's boats captured all three of the races which were run off.Owing to the small number if motorboats, no races were run.In the first race which was won by Doggett, Peter Darling came second and Mark Baron third, Mark Baron came second to Doggett in the next race while Peter Darling got the third place ribbon.In the final race Robert Matthews was the runner-up to Doggett and Peter Darling again came third.More races will be held this Saturday afternoon and if possible, some for motorboats as well, The time for the races is three o'clock.Putting Tournament Is Won By B.Campbell B.Campbell of 52 Forden Crescent captured top honours in the putting tournament which was held in King George Park last Thursday evening.Campbell carded an 86 for the thirty-six holes, Three aces notched up on the ninth, twenty-sixth and thirty-fourth holes helped Campbell's score.Another tournament will be held on the Adult course in King George Park this evening starting ate8.00 p.m.| game route, are leading the league in club batting with the Dodgers in the runner-up position.Two games in the league will be played tonight at Westmount Park.In one game the No, 12 Equipment Depot meet the No, 13 Command team while in the other Radiolocators play the Wireless School.On Friday night the Royals meet the Swans.Two more games are down for Monday night when the St.Hubert Flying Squadron meet the Dodgers and the Radiolocators play the Royals.Next Wednesday will see the Radiolocators play the Swans and the No.13 Command play the Wireless School, Good News!!! \u2014 COMMUNITY PICNIC INCORPORATING KIDDIES\u2019 DAY AT THE BEAUTIFUL BELMONT PARK TUESDAY, JULY 2lsr Spacious Picnic Grounds Open at 11 A.M.Come \u2014and Bring the Family 4+ will admit any child of school age to Belmont Park \u2014 and the following attractions at Four Cents each.round will pair up with the men round.draw.The team of Jim Macaulay and Dot Ross would seem pretty hard to beat, another strong pair are Jack McMartin and Flo Arama.The Men's Open Singles is down to the semi-final round but there is a good possibility that the finals will not be played for a week or so as two Or three of the players are now in military camp or away on bholi- days, At the present time of writing L.A, Tucker is the only semifinalist but the others played last night.Tucker defeated J.G.Ross 6-0, 6-0 to enter the semis.Quarter-final matches were won by Leslie Smith who defeated Jim Macaulay 6-0, 6-3; Hugh Brodie who defeated Al Pick 6-2, 6-1; A.Damant who defeated John Pagnuelo 6-2, 6-2; Sid Quinton who defeated Dave Schwartz 6-2, 6-1; Ben Stachiewicz who defeated John Peirson 6-2, 2-6 and 7-5; Jim MeGillivray who defeated Rowan by default, One of the semi-final matches is scheduled for to-night at 7.00 o'clock on the Adult courts.Persons who entered the Mixed Doubles event in aid of the Queen's Canadian Fund are asked to go to the courts and make sure of their partner and the time they will be playing their first and second round matches.They will not he notified in any other way.First round matches are as follows; Al Pick-Caroline McMur- try vs, Gordon Rbss-E, H.Galley; Jack McMartin-Flo Arama vs.Bob Bulger-Phyllis McCormick; Ned Mahon-Dot Brophy vs.Pierre Panet Raymond-Marg Armstrong; Ron Burg-Mrs, Lowe vs.Bertrand Walsh-Pat Macken; Bernard Herken-Jean McHardy vs.Des Capper-Marg Scott: Tom Brown-Rhoda Rasminsky vs.Mort Shulman-Helen Whipp; Ken Darling-Helen Scarlett vs.John Peirson-Shirley Elkin; Bill Keating-Evelyn McMahon vs, Ted Clark-Lorraine Taylor; George Acheson-Mary Power Reg.Pearse-Dot Craig.Mr, McArthy-Marg McKeown vs, Kevin Kennedy-Ann Ingham; Sid Quinton-Peggy Veitch vs.John Foch-Meredith Millen; Jim MacGillivray-Francis Shaw vs.B.McClelland-Marie Tremblay; Bill Ridley-Mrs, Ujhley vs.Roy Mec- Kissock-Denise Dufresne; Roy Connor-Mrs, McNaughton vs, C.Fitzrandolph-June Boyd; David Cohen-Margery Cook vs.Gordon Murphy-Pauline Timmins; Mr.Munn-Mrs.Damant vs, J.G.Ross-Olive Maxwell; Keith Wake- Miss Nichols vs.Rod Grant-Mrs.Becker; Grant Mitchell-Pauline Strachan vs.P.Greenstein-Agnes Shorrock: Mr, Baller-Miss Need- ham vs.Leonard Picard-Mary Mc- Intyre; Herb Solomon-K, Hush- ion vs.Bill Martin-Bea Berini; Allan Cameron-Carol McDonald vs.Sam Getz-Mrs, Connors; Adrian Lunny-Janet Ingham vs.Paul-Ouimet-Mary Van Tangerin; Guy Vaughn-Jean Burnett vs.Alec Stalker-Francis Meunier, Stu Beaulne-Marg Forrest vs.Jim MeCormick-Jane Cameron; Roy Switzer-Margot Corbeil vs.Jack Cook-Mrs.Burnett; Claude Panet Raymond-Mary Pike vs.E.J.Anderson-Gladys Morgan; T.Lafontaine-Mary Gutelius vs.Walter Morris-Renee Bernard; Warren Chippendale-Jeanette Corbeil vs, P.H, Corbin-B.Malcouronne; Jack Wilson-Roberta Ridley vs.Ken Cromarty-Mrs.Bogart; Bill Cook-Elizabeth Wickham vs, Bill Mulligan-Ruth Cook; Bill Dot- zenroth-Audrey Decarie vs, Julius Stachiewicz-Denise Joubert; Hugh Brodie-Ethel Aikin vs.Mr.Budd- Olive Gahan; Jim Macaulay-Dot Ross vs, Hans Well-Ann Hofman; Jim Macken-Andrea Cullen vs.Tom Mulligan-Mrs, Edwards.Jean Forget-Dorothy Olds vs.Bill Trottier-Shirley Thompson: Jack Light-Doris Manthorp vs.Bill Coles-Ruth Hanna; Al Os- Vs.ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE THRILLER WHIP | LINDY LOOP CARACOLE | MERRY-GO-ROUND ROCKET SHIPS | GRYSTAL MAZE LAFF-IN-THE-DARK RIDEE-O FLYING SCOOTERS | MOTOR BOATS \u2014 (On the River) 109 TENNIS TEAMS ENTERED FOR MIXED DOUBLES CONTEST IN AID OF QUEEN'S FUND The mixed doubles tennis tournament on the municipal courts in aid of the Queen's Canadian Fund met with unbounded response and a total of 109 teams will compete in the event.The men outnumbered the women 109 to 97, but the women who are eliminated in the first who drew byes into the second The tournament will get underway on Monday, July 13th, with games being scheduled on the four courts at the Aduit and four of the eight courts at Western courts.Although the partners were chosen by lot, strong teams cropped up in the¥ two or three fairly boro-June Pears vs.Dave Schwartz-Olga Pollock; Jerry Rothschild-Mary Zinc vs.Jack Morris-Dorothy McCracken; Hugh Robertson-Ada Deeks vs.Bruce Mowatt-Marg O'Hara; Gordon Leach-Marg Whitty vs.Mr.Sum- mers-Helen Weir; Mr.Ferguson- Dot Breez vs.John Pagnuelo- Dot Maher; Charles Gutelius- Sheila Tremblay vs, Dick Wilson- Smith-Mrs.Andreef; Mr, Buick- Mary Maxwell vs.D, Shaugh- nessy-Kay Williams; L.Tucker- Betty Bowright vs.Dave Freeman and partner; A.Damant and partner vs.Paul Peterson and partner, The rest of the men received byes into the second round and will pair oft with the women players who 1ose in the first round.MONITORS CHOSEN AT PRINCE ALBERT The children on the Prince Albert playgr.und have been kept pretty busy during the past week by the lady supervisor.Handiwork and sports have kept the children occupied.! .A number of children have been chosen as monitors for the park the past week.The assistant monitors will take over the job this week and new assistants will be chosen.The monitors have the responsibility of looking after their own activity and must see that the equipment is brought out and returned, and that it is not abused.Those chosen are: monitor, Red Smith, assistant Ralph Swaine; tennis monitor, Barbara Curtis, assistant, Betty LeMaistre; badminton monitor, Joyce Hendry, assistadt Llui- Amoy Wheatley; bingo monitor, Harry Peacock, assistant, Melvin Rees; croquet monitor, Celia Bennett, assistant Colin Irving; Chinese checkers monitor, Alan Gordon, assistant Pamela, Seymour; ten pins monitor, Doreen MacFarlane, assistant, Pat Mec- Aliley.Over forty children have registered with the Summer School in the park and the interest is very keen.volleyball H.Lettau Captures Fly Casting Honors H, Lettau captured the Class A honours in the fly casting competition\u201cheld at the Ravine Pond in Westmount Park on Tuesday evening.Lettau who scored 256 for the 20 casts was three ahead.J.Morrell who scored a 28 for second place.C.Lapierre came third in the event.Class B honours in the tourney went to G.Worth with B.Murdoch taking the runner-up spot.A.Johnson took top ranking in the Class C event with L.Hilton next in line.The casters will hold another event on Tuesday evening at the Ravine Pond.A tinned plum pudding, one of a consignment sent by Queen Victoria to men serving in South Africa during the Boer War, 1899-1902, was auctioned recently for the Red Cross prisoners- of-war fund, KING'S PARK JOCKEY CLUB Presents 1942 RACE MEETING BLUE BONNETS July -11th to 27th Ist Race at 2.30 P.M.Every Day ADMISSION 60c Children Not Admitted Parks Program The following, events are scheduled for the parks this week: Tonight: Two games in the senior softball league starting at 7.00 p.m.in Westmount Park.\u2014 Putting tobrnament starting at 8.00 p.m.in King George Park.Friday: One senior softball league game, 7.00 p.m.in West- mount Park, .Saturday: Cricket game at 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Boat races at King | George Park, 3.00 p.m.Monday: Two senior softball league games at 7.00 p.m, in Westmount Park.Tuesday: Girl's softball game in Westmount Park at 7.00 p.m, \u2014 Fly-casting tournament at the Ravine Pond in Westmount Park at 7.00 p.m, Wednesday: Two games in the senior softball league in West mount Park at 7.00 p.m.The real backers of our victory effort are not the peopie who slap themselves or each other on the back but those who put their back into it.TF Family (1 Lady 1 Gent) Gentlemen .\u2026{.\u2026 Associate, Monday to Friday excluding holidays a monthly percentage LASALLE GOLF COUNTRY CLUB LASALLE ROAD \u2026 REDUCED MEMBERSHIP FEES Ladies.(For balance of season) (Members enlisting for Active Service will, on applics- tion, be refunded a2 proportion of their Phone YO.1537 RB included, to 4 P.M.dues based on of the Annual Fee.) 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