The Westmount examiner, 17 juin 1943, jeudi 17 juin 1943

[" par\u201d mmm 1ount time aould 1 the four and their ITTOW avers; 1ynor; dgers; dgers; dgers; oyais; avers; aynor; dgers; dgers; vais.ncial in or WE.4046 \u201c43 Years in oN Westmount\u201d WEDDING GIFTS Antique and Modern Silverware.Engagement and Wedding Rings OHMAN'S | | 1216 Greene Ave.Not New But Spirit Needed Says Dr.T.W.Jones Well-known Padre Shows Value of Pentecostal Power in Church ln his Pentecostal sermon given in Calvary Church last Sunday, Captain the Rev.T.W.Jones opened with the texts \"Ye ghall receive power when the Holy Spirit is come upon you .\u201cAnd they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began .bearing witness concerning the wonderful things which: God had done.\u201d Continuing, Dr.Jones said \u201cThe festival of Pentecost holds for the Christian Church a position of importance not surpassed by any other festival of the entire Christian year.It has, indeed, been questioned whether there would ever have been @ Christian Church as we _know it today, without that experience which the disciples and the company of followers of Jesus shared together on the Feast of Pentecost following the ascension of Our Lord.For it was out from that experience that the company of believers went forth es a valiant band.\u2018on the offensive\u2019 in striving for the cause of their Lord and Master.\u2018 \u201cIn order to appreciate the significance of that Pentecostal experience, it is well to consider it in its true perspective, \u2018First, as the fulfilment of age-long and oft-repeated promises.Peter in his stirring proclamation in Jerusalem that Pentecostal Day, affirms that this was the fulfilment of the promise made by God through the Prophet Joel, \u2018And it-shall come to pass in the last days, saith the Lord, 1 will pour out of my spirit upon all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions and your old men shall dream dreams.\u2019 \u2018Jesus Himself had instructed His followers to \u2018\u2018Tarry in Jerusalem, and there wait for the Promise of the Father \u2014 \u2018for ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence.\u2019 \u201cThe eignificance of this ful- fiiment for the early disciples can scarcely be overestimated.They were inheritors of the ancient religion of their fathers.Jesus Himself had constantly proclaimed the fact that His way of life was not a new and different way unrelated to that proclaimed by the prophets and seers of bygone days, but was rather a fulfilment end extension of all that they had taught.The same God and Father was the object of their worship: His laws their constant guide, and His power their abiding inspiration.It was the failure of their fathers to fully appreciate and appropriate all that God had to offer that made necessary the new way proclaimed by Jesus.Ancient Promises Fulfilled \u201cThe ancient Scriptures were still valid, \u2018These are they which testify of me,\u2019 said Jesus.And now that the ancient promises were fulfilled in the amazing spiritual experienc> which these followers of Jesus had shared, there came to them an assurance of the validity of their age-long heritage, \u2018The God of their fathers was their God also.\u201d Under the impulse of this new baptism they could sing with certainty and conviction, \u2018Come, Holy Ghost, for moved by Thee, The prophets wrote and spoke; Unlock the truth, Thyself the key; Unseal the sacred book.\u201d \u201cSecondly,\u201d said the preacher, \u201ctheir Pentecostal experience was, however, not only the fulfilment of ancient promised, it afforded a convincing demonstration of the Victory of Jesus Christ their Lord.Never more could these men and women doubt or question the Divine Authority of Jesus.Peter's testimony that day gave expression to the faith unswerving held by all the apostolic band\u2014'Let all the house of Israel know assuredly, that God hath made that same Jesus, whom ve have crucified, both Lord and Christ.\u2019 \u2018There had been occasions both during His ministry in Galilee and still more during the dark hours of betrayal and crucifixion when they doubted end feared.and even in the glow of the Resurrection Day we are told of uncertainty in their hearts, but now, being themselves the recipients of the outpoured Spirit as the first fruits of the exaltation of their Lord.they proclaim their faith in Him and in the perfection of His finished work, with certainty and unshakable conviction.The New Way \u201cNow, the resurrection was for them a glorious fact beyond the shadow of a doubt, \u2018This Jesus hath God raised up, whereof we all are witnesses.\" All that He had claimed to be.\u2018The Way, The Truth, The Lifé'; the new and living way by which the wondering sons of men might come back to the Father Heart of God, they were ready to proclaim with confidence and power.\u201cO Hoiy Spirit, comforter, Thou promised guide divine; On all the Journey of our life Command Thy light to shine; So shall we never stray From ways our Master trod, So shall our pathway lead To rest, to home and God.\u201d \u201cThirdly,\u201d continued Dr.Jones.\"the Pentecostal experience, however, meant for them much more than the fulfilment of a promise or even a convincing demonstration of their Master's Victory.It meant the creation of the church as a Living Fellowship of (See NOT NEW on Page 7) Five Years \u2018Apart Brothers Now Fly in Same Squadron Dave and Bob Sproule Meet Overseas and Work in Flying Boats Work.plus a keen desire to see the world.separated Bob Sproule, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Sproule, 39 Thornhill avenue, from bis young brother Dave, for the better part of five years, but they're together again.overseas, now on the same flying boat equadron, While Pilot-Officer Dave Sproule flies the boats.Flying Officer R.S.Sproule is the engineer officer of the squadron.Bob has been with the unit some time.Dave is a comparatively new arrival, It has been a crowded five rears since Bob Sproule stepped out of McGHI University in the tpring of '37 with an engineering degree, and a very strong desire ta \u201clook around a bit.\u201d Montreal was a good springboard to set him on his way, and he arranged à working-passage overseas for himself.He saw a lot of England.travelling extensively.later shipped to West Africa, by way of variation.Then he spent a year in France.Had he not been a bit of an opportunist, might well be there, or in a German concentration camp, now.While in France, Sproule obtained an engineering job in the immense Renault Works outside Paris.There he remained while war was in progress, and there he remained also when the Germans broke through.He was still there on the day the Germans swept in an Paris, but he felt it was time to go, and went in a hurry.Those days of getting out of France.when roads were crowded.and all was confusion, were quite an experience.ningly lamented.\u201cIt was really something, with three speeds.and all sorts of gadgets.They didn\u2019t give us much time to get moving.\u201d Sproule subsequently returned to Canada, worked with a construction firm for a short time, and then enrolled in the R.C.A.F.He was posted to the School of of being groomed for his present important job.During Bob Sproule; days he was one of McGill's best \u2018 Montreal.\u201cI had to leave that wizard, bike of mine behind,\u201d he grin-: he Westmount Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis - Buildings The Week At Victoria Hall June 18th \u2014 General Wares Limited presenting Together Canada\u201d.June 19th \u2014 Johnny Holmes and His Orchestra.June 21\u2014Oasis Temple Nile meeting.June 22\u2014St.John Ambulance Meeting; Westmount Lodge meeting.June 23\u2014Rotary Luncheon.June 24 \u2014 Manchester Unity Meeting, Mizpah Lodge Meeting, Slav Gatherings Will Hear Famous Russian Preacher Metropolitan Benjamin To Speak in Calvary Church Sunday Next Next Sunday many \u201cNew Canadians\u201d will welcome Metropolitan Benjamin the active Head of the Russian Orthodox Churches for North America when he speaks on \"Religion in Soviet Russia\u201d at the evening service in Calvary Church.His Beatitude will also be present at a memorial service for Russian soldiers to be held in Fletcher's Field \u2018on Sunday afternoon when Captain the Rev.T.W.Jones will speak and Dr.R.G.Katsunoff of the Church of All Nations will conduct the service.In the event of bad weather the service will be held in St.James\u2019 Market Hall at the corner of Ontario and Amherst.Dr.Katsunoff will assist Dr.Jones at the evening service and the Canadian-Russian Choir will give a selection of Russian music, Steel \u201cPull D.of Funeral Service Held For Pioneer The funeral service for the late Leonard G.Calder, who died suddenly on Monday, at his home 4557 Sherbrooke street, was arranged to take place yesterday at the chapel of J, C.Wray and burial was to be in Petrolia, Ontario.Mr, Calder was 22 vears sheriff of Saskatoon before he came :o Montreal in 1929.He drove the first colonist train into Saskatoon in 1891 when he was in the service of the Canadian Pacific Railway.He was in his seventy-third year at the time of his death.J.Lorne Pickering Given Gold Watch Company Recognizes 21 Years\u2019 Service Twenty-one year: of service by J.L.Pickering of 33 Arlington avenue, production manager of Burroughs-Wellcome Company were recognized last week when J.8.Lang, general manager of J.LORNE PICKERING the company presented him with a gold watch, suitably engraveds Mr.Pickering is a veteran of; the First Great War, during which he rommanded a mine-, sweeper.After the Armistice be settled in Toronto where heewas | engaged fn the drug business.staff he spent nine years in New of He is president racing skiers, and participated in ; Montreal Westward Rotary Club many of the major meets.and a charter member.x What Are The yy WAR STAMPS, OF COURSE! Where Westmount Reads Popularity of Library Continues Despite War Young and Old, Rich and Poor, Take Advantage Of City\u2019s Real \u201cCommunity Centre\u201d The following article on the work of the Public Library is the third of a series written with a view to showing residents something of the work done on their behalf by their city.The information is taken di- recily from the City Manager's last annual report.Further articles of this nature will appear from time to time.\u201cTime is money''\u2014and quite a number of residents have found this to be the case when they forget to return their books to the Public Library.In last year's report of the work reference has been made to the great amount of time spent in tracing \u2018'\u2018delinquent borrowers\u2019, and the total amount received in fines at two cents a day was as much as $1,239.17, The report slightly exuses the existence of such a total by stating that the sending out of overdue notices was purposely \u2018\u2018delayed several days\u2019 in order to \u201csave postage\u2019, but there is no doubt that a change of heart \u2014 and of action\u2014on the part of el- tizens with regard to their attitude to one of their greatest civic asseis, would save their own money and the valuable time of the library staff.The influence of war conditions is apparent throughout the report.Although there was an increase in circulation in 1942 it was so low in comparison with that of 1941, the Librarian remarked \u201cthere are definite indications of a decreased circulation in the near future\u201d.Some of the causes of this situation were attributed to \u2018\u2018enlistments\u201d, \u2018reduction in the leisure of housewives and young girls because of the shortage of domestic help\u201d and the gas rationing has apparently held up the regular visits of many who live at some distance from the Library.And yet\u2014it is stated that \u201cthe library continues to reach a large proportion of the citizens of West- mount, for the number registered with us i8 only slightly less than in past years.\u201d Types of Popular Reading Many books \u2018\u2019dealing with postwar thoughts and problems\u201d were taken home for careful reading.Stories of the Canadian scene \u2014 especially when laid locally \u2014\u2014 still absorbed the attention of the readers, and \u2018a surprising number of biographies, lives of men and women, ancient and modern, \u2014 also a good deal of history\u2019 was in favour last year.Drama, music, art and poetry, designated by the report as \u2018peacetime subjects\u201d were shown to he ag popular as ever.Great care was evidently taken wtih regard to the purchase of the three thousand and seventy- seven new books.High Price of Books The number, by the by, was actually a drop in purchase from that of 1941 owing to the high cost of hooks.\u2018Much of our popular fiction\u201d it is stated \u2018\u2019was bought in the form of re-print editions\u2019.Although a number of books dealing with the war were acquired, it was recognized that they would be of \u201cephemeral value\u201d and all efforts went towards buying outstanding books having \u2018\u2018no hearing on current events hut with a Aeronautical Engineering.by way ! Joining the Burroughs-Wellcome permanent value\u201d, Great care has heen.exercised college York before being transferred to Over what is called \u201cour irreplaceable English titles\u2019 and raplace- ments from second-hand sources | were secured whenever possible, Difficulties in obtaining French books wers noted.\u2018Standard titles are difficult, almost impossible, to find\" \u2014 \u201cAmerican publications are high in price and des! largely with political affairs, and do not satisfy the reader\u2019, states the report.Work of Bindery The bindery work continues in spite of material shortages and lack of skilled labour and, in additional to professional work done, \u201ca never-ending stream of books goes through our workroom for minor repairs at the hands of our own staff\u201d, it fis stated.A survey of miscellaneous material in the basement store-room was made resulting in a large number of \u201cadult discards\" and proper cataloguing of many titles.In the Children's Department there was a decrease in circulation of children\u2019s books, and also in the \"specially selected \u2018teen age books, but the reference work, though at A lower level continued to he a feature in these sections.Publie Schools Use Library Public schools have made use of the Library in various ways.Twenty-six classes with their teachers paid visits to the building and listened to (d%s, and three hundred volumes were loaned to teachers for use in classrooms to improve reading standards, All facilities wera granted service men who made full use of them-\u2014many spending their free hours in hoth the reference and reading rooms, The total number of persons using these rooms was twenty- nine thousand nine hundred and twenty-four and among the thirteen newspapers and ninety-two perindicals provided for public uke, iL was slated \u201cthe British weeklies and newspapers were particularly enjoyed.\u201d Artistes Give Services For Sunday Show At \u2018Y\u2019 A splendid show was given od Sunday afternoon at the West- mount.YMCA which a capacity audience of hoys in uniform enjoyed tremendously.The program was in the capahle hands of Miss Betty Speirs who acted as mistress of ceremonies.The guest artists were from the Canadian Belgian Muslcal Club, under the direction of Mrs.E.L.Wren.The boys on arriving sat down to a fine supper prepared hy Mrs, Holland and her War Work Committee of the Westmount Women's Cluh.Mrs.Harold Mills presided at the Head Table and a Committee of girls helped to serve.Several of the boys and from the Forces sing and were tily.The program was well balanced and rach number was heartily encored.J.B.Spelrs accompanied at the piano, volunteered to bers.girls applauded hear.Gardening For Victory A great number of residents have taken up the Victory Garden plots which have been ploughed in readiness for work by the City, Vegetahles, of all kinds are beginning to show their foliage in some plots and owners are to be seen hoth evenings and mornings and whole week-ends hard at work.A complete list of those who have already started work can be read in our \u201cVictory Garden Corner\u201d in another page of this issue.Salvage Campaign To Be Conducted By Vacation Club \u2018Y\u2019 Boys Will Collect During First Week in August This summer's Vacation Club program is now complete and from all appearances an active program is in slore for all mem- Indoor and outdoor events will keep the boys at tha West- mount \"Y' very buay for the summer months.While mauy of the activities carried on in previous years will again, be on the schedule there will be many new events and special treats for the holidayers.The vacationers will conduct another Salvage Campalgn (his year during the first week of August, Last year this campaign Was very successful and many salvaged articles were brought in.Among the major salvage con- fributlons collected by the mem- hers last year were six tires, auto and truck, magazines, rags, and élothes of al! descriptions, about five hundred.coat hangers, leather articles, bottle tops, newspapers, metal objects and ornaments and blankets.During the first week a Learn- to-Swim drive will get under way when all summer members who cannot.swim will receive instruction, while the more advanced swimmers will learn new strokes and hints in thelr diving.A new addition to the awim- ming program will be a swimming marathon scheduled to take place in tha latter part of July.Dr.Brittain Talks To Quebec Council The third annual meeting of the Quebec Provincial Home and School Council was held last night at Roslyn School with Dr.W.H.Brittain as guest apeaker, G.H.Penrose, principal of Roslyn, who has heen president of the Quebec Council for the past year, wag horn in England and came to Canada when just a child.He studied at West Lorne High Bchool in Ontario and graduated with an arts degree at McGill University, Before coming to Roslyn School in 1934 Mr.Penrose was principal of King's School for five years.G.H.PENROSE He was twice president of the Westmount Teachers\u2019 Association The following artists took part: | and is an unofficial delegate at :Mrs.FE.L.Wren, Winy Kermath, the present time from Westmount ;Mra.Longthorp, Beatrice Taylor.{ tn the Provincial Association of \u2018Marguerite Naylor, {Seripture, \u2018McShane, Margaret Helen Lockhart, May GEORGE ADAM NAMED Protestant Teachers.ARTIST AIDS RUSSIAN FUND \u2018Gertrude Burgoyne, the artist wife of the Rev, Gordon Bur- George Adam, senjor deacon nf, goyne has contributed farty dol- Westmount \u201cbeen elected president Baptist \u2018and Quebec, of the Baptist Church hes lars to the \u2018Aid to Russia Fund\u201d \u201cthrough the sale nf a painting Convention of Ontario, which ahe presented to the Fund organisers.hotties.) \"HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Free Estimates | ! Cleaned Catherine St., Westmount WE.2323 OCOD DOC DOC DOCS Lt.Col.Andrew Lost And Found At City Parks The following articles have been found in the municipal parka and they may be claimed at (he comfort station of the park in which they were found upon proper idontification.Westmount Park: Soldier's hat R.C.O.C.badge; child® blue Jacket; toy lamb: 2 bathing caps: black woollen aweater.Western Tennis Courta: (may ba claimed at the greenhouse), R.C.A.F.pin.Recruits Sought For RMR.Band Boys With Experience Given Preference The Drum and Bugle Band of the 2nd Battalion Royal Montreal Regiment.(Res.) was in the parade with the M.D.4 Depot hand last Sunday at Outremont Park whon the Dieppe hero, Captain Antoine Masson, M.C., laid a wreath on tha Outremont War Memorial.Another time the R.M.R.Band accompanied that of M.D.4 was on the occasion of the greal show in the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto for the CWAC Tatno and graduation of officers.More trips are expected and the recruiting sergeant Is looking for enlistments with pravious experience and training if possible though he would he interested, he says, with those \u2018with the urge to learn.\u201d A class of instruction for he- ginners has heen started.Several drummers with experience can also he enlisted.Tha Regiment Is anxious to enlist young men from the West- mount and Notre Dame de Grace districts, Reserva army pay is drawn by members of the Drum and bugle hand, and the hand will go to summer camp at Farn- ham with the regiment in July.Those interested should report tn tha Armory, 4625 St, Cather- ina West, al 8 o'clock on Tuesday or Friday evenings.Just, Twenty Years Ago \u201cWestmoun!\u2019's new apacl- ous City Hall wag officially opened hy Mayor McLagan.\u201d \u2014Old Files, 1st Company Annual Inspection Held At King\u2019s Fleming Praises Work of The Brigade \u2014 Many Awards Made Last Friday evening in King's School, the 1st Westmount Com- « pany wound up ita sessions work with the sth Annual Inspection and Display, which was one of the most suceossful events ever held by the unit.Lt.Col.Andrew Fleming of Military District No.4 was Inspecting Officer and in hia remarks praised the work of The Brigade for its efficiency.Having known the Brigade from his childhood in the city of Glasgow, Col.Fleming told the boys that the Spiritual foundation laid by the Founder sixty years ago had stood tho test of the years and would still stand in years to come.\u201cIt IR this typa of Chrise tian manhood,\u201d sald he, \u2018That the world needs today.Brigade boys, wihrough their efficient training are prepared to take their places in life thoroughly prepared to meet any difficult situaiion as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.\u201d During the Display, Sgt.Edwin Goring demonstrated Squad Drill in a most interesting manner folie lowed by a drill down competis tion, conducted by Lieut.T.W, Ritchie and won by Pie.Alan Burdett.1t was most enterlatninæ to sec some of the nower recruits ramaining to the last while some old veterans dropped out at the beginning.Pte.Alistair Riddell, a new re- cruil of threa months standing, remained until second to last.Phyalenl Training, under L/Cpl.Bob Eastwood war a highlight of the evening while First Ald and A.R.I.work brought a thunderous applause from the audience at seeing rescun work being conducted hy A.G.Anderson, Company fnstructor and his (wo most effi.clent rescue squads, The Band performed to perfection and was up to full strength.The list of awards are the most nunrerous for some years and prove that this past session has been one of the most successful in recent years, They run as fole.lows: Ambulance Badges L/Cpl.Robert Eastwood, L/Cpl.Goo, Camp, L/Cpl.Geo.MacFarlane, Cpl, James Wright, Pte.James Dugan, Pte.Jordan Durocher.Ple, Doug, Unsworth, Swimming Badges L/Cpl.Robert Eastwood, Pte.James Dugan, Pla, Donald Dune can, Arts & Crafts Badge 1./Cpl.Robert Eastwood, L/Cpl, lan Campbell, Set.Edwin Goring, Corp, James Wright, Pte, Alan Burdett, | One Year's Service Star, Sgt.Edwin Goring, L/Cpl.G, MucFarinne, Cpl, James Wright, Pte.Manley Burriss, Pte.Herbert Brathwaite, Ple, Lawrence Mare tin, Me.Ronald Thurston, Pte, Jordun Durocher, Pte.Terrel Vale dez, 1,/Cpl.Geof.Camp, Corp, Robert.Burriss, 1./Cpl, Jan Campe hell, 1./¢'pl.RH.Fastwood, Pte, James Dugan, Pte.John Douglas, B.B.Week Campalgn Cpl.Jim Wright, Ist; 1,/Cpl.Re : Manlwood, 2nd; S&t.WE, Goring, .3rd; Corp.R.HBurriss, 44h.Promotions Sg.Edwin Goring, Corp.James Sergeant; Corp, James Wright to Sergeant; Lance @pl.R.Eastwood to Corporal; JLanca Cpl.Geo.Mackarlane to Corporal; Private Jamer Dugan to lance Corporal.Ambulance Certificates Pie, Ronald Thurston, Pte, Lawrence Martin, Pte, Herbert Braithwaite, \u2019 #rd Year Ambulance Shield Sgl.Edwin Goring.+ Swimming Certificates Privates: Manley Burriss, Rue (Ree IRT COMPANY on Page 8) To War Charities Three war charities will profit as the result of the Eaton's Junior Council War Savings Stamp Con- fest, for the prize-winnera \u2014 all Westmount boys and girls \u2014 are donating their prize-money to these gnod causes, Westmount High Schoo] \u2014 the winner\u2014is giving the money to the Red Cross branch of their school; Weston \u2014 which came second \u2014gives to the Greek War Relief Fund and the third prizewinner \u2014 the High School for Girls\u2014has chosen the Junior Red Cross War Nurseries as the reci- plent of their gift.In the contest, the girls voted Westmount High Wins War Stamps Competition Children Donate Prize-money for costumes, chosen by members of Eaton's Junjor Council, by buye ing War Savings stamps.Figures dressed in the costumes were axe hibited on Katon's main floor display, each figure bearing the name of ona of the 8 high schools represented on Lhe council, The votes were counted by Mrs.Doreen Day, Leila Ballantyne, fashion representative, McGill University, and Miss Ruth Garmaise, All votes were tabulated according tn the number of girls attending the school, thux giving a proportional result and affording small *chools an equal chance with the larger oues, mpg PAGE TWO THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1943 \u201cWestmeuat's Home Newspaper\u201d The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Berving the City of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canada\u2019s Metrepolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinue 2773* be an independent, devoted te publie \u201cThe Essaminer\u201d newspaper for sims the to home, clean service, WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JUNE = am 17, 1943 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 A CASE FOR RE-CONSIDERATION THE PROPOSAL of the Westmount city authorities to force drug counters to close at seven o'clock each evening seems ill-con- sidered and an unnecessary hardship both on the druggists and the residents of West- mount.The law will fall particularly heavily on the druggists, for, at a pinch, the residents can buy from stores without the city\u2019s limits \u2014where there is no early closing law\u2014and have their purchases delivered right to their doors.In effect the law would simply transfer trade from Westmount druggists to those outside the city's jurisdiction.There are other considerations.There are frequent cases of sickness not serious enough for the doctor, yet which call for medicine from the druggist\u2014muscular aches and pains, toothaches, headaches, and the frequent and many ills af childhood.Then there is the husy war worker who has forgotten his razor blades.There are nther cases of such small emergencies too numerous tn mention, Most difficult tn understand of all the angles of this proposal is the fact that the drug stores may keep their restaurants and soda fountains open while heing compelled to close [the drug counter.Why?\u2018.HELP THE GREEKS INCE THE BEGINNING of the war local residents have been asked to support a greatly extended number of patriotic and charitable campaigns.We have met our responsibility in each case in a manner befitting our reputation nf never failing in a worthy cause.We are now asked to support generously still another appeal\u2014the Greek war relief fund.The plight of the Greeks is known to us all.The bravery of the Greeks in opposing aggression is alsn known well to us all.Against hopeless odds, they went unhesitatingly to war when many other nations just quit before Fascist might.We owe them a debf we can\u2019t repay, now, when they are dying by the hundreds\u2014dying for want of.food and medicine.One of these days we shall rescue them\u2014what's left of them\u2014in the meantime, The place is so hopelessly inadequate tn the TRIBUTE TO RUSSIA MANY LOCAL residents will be interested in the services, tn be held Sunday, commemorating the valiant fight and the sacrifices of our gallant ally, Russia.There will be a service on Sunday afternoon, on Fletcher's Field.while in the evening the active head of the Russian Orthodox Churches for North America, the Metropolitan Benjamin, will speak in Calvary United Church on \u201cReligion in Soviet Russia\u201d.This latter service will be conducted by Captain the Reverend T.W.Jones, who will Le assisted by Dr.R.G.Kat- sunoff, pastor of the Church of All Nations.These services will Le interesting to native Canadians not only because they will help cement relations between our people and those of Russia, but because of the presence at both services of many \u201cnew Canadians\u201d representing many nations now at war together against Fascism.Such meetings as these also help clear the way for better understanding in the post-war world, OUR NEW TERMINAL HE OPENING OF THE new Canadian National Railways terminal will be wel- comer by all Montrealers, for the old Bonaventure station was not only inadequate for the traffic it was called upon to handle, but from a purely Montreal standpoint it had become an eyesore and not at all in keeping with what the world expects of the terminal of the world's greatest railway system in Canada's largest city.The new terminal, one of the finest, and the must modern in the world, is more in character.Old Bonaventure station these days .reminds one of what bargain dav at an Indian Bazaar must have been like in pre-war years.huge job it is doing that regulation of the hundreds of people milling about at train time is impossible.Men from all the armed services by the score; civilians\u2014fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, sweethearts, relatives and friends; trains of baggage trucks laboriously making their way through the crowds; officials, train crews, youngsters, newsboys.That business moves on time is a tribute to the patience and efficiency of the railway's employ- ces.The new terminal, which has been described in print frequently since its preview by newspapermen, is opening in time to contribute substantially to the solution of the nation's wartime transportation problems.When peace comes again, it will have extended greatly the distances Montrealers can live from the heart of the city and still get in and out conveniently, It will add millions to the value of real estate within commuting distance of the city.The indirect or unseen values of a project like this new termingl are far greater than the apparent advantages, great as they might be.Montreal welcomes the new station as a civic asset as well as a means of increasing the ef- give generously to alleviate their suffering.Book Review Howard $.Ross | \"Chicken Every Sunday\u201d My Life with Mother's Boarders, by Rosemary Taylor.George J.McLeod Limited, Toronto.Pages 807; Price $3.30.Mother's \u2018boarders had chicken every Sunday but as Mr.Robinson said: \u201cI like your food, but what I like best about your place is the people you take in.\u201d This is a merry wholesome : book and an excellent antidote i for the blues during these trying days.The author understands we humans and readers of her book are not likely to forget her or her clever Mother and Father who through all the strange episodes in which they take part are.kindly, sensible and appealing.Some of the boarders were strange characters beginning with those she first sneaked into the house when father was not looking.Then there was Rita Viasak who loved mankind in general (not including womankindy and particulariy a man\u2014any man upon whom she could unleash her charm, Miss Sally loved herself spent all her spare time creaming herself and sitting in the bathtub.Who could forget the Lathams who were keen to buy a gold mine and were granted their wish by father after many amusing incidents.Father owned a laundry, but when mother hegan to make so much money by having boarders he put the laundry in charge of a manager and began buying gold mines and cattle ranches, oil wells and real estate.Mother teased him about the many trips to show a prospective purchaser of real estate if his customer happened to be an attractive woman.The whole family was happy- go-lucky and hilarious.but Mother never let any situation get the best of her\u2014whether it was à German spy living in the garage- house.or a boarder whose divorced hushand didn't want to stay divorced.Homely, warm and amusing, \u201cChicken Every Sunday\" leaves the reader chuckling and feeling that the world is a pretty good place after all, which during these times is à very necessary feeling and cold ficiency of Canada's great railway network.to have.words for ; meme The Westmount Examiner | GLASSIFIED ADS WAlnut 2773 LOST FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ÉOST\u2014Lady's gold wrist watch he.CHESTERFIELD never used, 3 REGENT gas stove, black, three GOING AWAY! Unusual opportun- twaen Westmount ball park and 62 pieces, velour, two-tone, attractive burner, white enamel door, nickel| ity.Handsome modern chesterfield Academy Road, Keepsake.Reward cf- appearance and two rugs, sacrifive, trimmed, good condition, cheap.WL quite, never used, bargain.Beautiful fered.FI.3431.* U-21 EL.2614.' U-4 9308.U-14 rugs, mats.Fine modern bedroom.N CABINET and other items.PORTABLE gramophone, non elec-| Walnut breakfast set.Bookcase, SITUATIONS VACANT KC ae, CA U-18 tric, $16.00, WE.163%.U-17 dropleat table, chairs, tables, etc.OPPORTUNITY .All absolutely like new.FI.1850, Colson, 1363 Greene, Westmount.WANTID\u2014¥chool hoya or school ' \u2019 U-13 iris to dellver \"The Gazette\u201d, 0 AS OO A T1 ge Vestmount district, in the early morning for the summer months.For particulars upply Circulation Department \u201cThe Gazette\u201d, from 8-5 p.m.- daily.U-1 SITUATIONS VAC.(FEMALE) HESPONSIBLE person to mind vo children, one afternoon weekly, Vicinity Westmoht Park, WI, 8808.U-22 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED GIRL living vicinity Westmount, help with housework and cars twenty months\u2019 old child, T.ive out.Houra § am\u20148 p.m, DE, 5048, U-24 PROPERTY FOR SALR MT.PLEASANT AVE.near Mont- rose Ave, very fina two-storey house in spacious grounds, containing 9 rooms and 2 bathrooms, one car garage.Lot approx.130° x 1358\u2019.Submit offers, attractive price to close an estate.» GROSVENOR AVENUE, midway between Sherbrooke and Cote St.Antoine Road.Very desirable two- storey brick And stone residence, 9 rooms, one cr garage in rear.Lot approx.50 x 111, To be sold At great sacrifice to close an estate.THE EASTERN TRUST CO.13¢ ST.JAMES ST.BELAIR 1746 u-3 APARTMENTS WANTED Crossword Puzzle FORO Li to HOUR or five rooms, unfurnished, in HORIZONTAL 48\u2014To knock Highly 20\u2014To plant 3 , - Good references.WA.0 30-Swordsman\u2019s dum- 32 _ Aches yeatmount oe ues 1\u2014Worthless leaving ie.4\u2014Eats EXCHANGE LIVING QUARTERS WiLL EXCHANGE 6 room apartment near Westmount Park, for 3-4 9\u2014Night before 12-\u2014-Animal haie 13-\u2014l'o habituate 23\u2014To \u2018give forth 25\u2014Afternvon party 2i\u2014Painter's stand MB\u2014lines at an easy 51\u2014 Hard-wood tree 33\u2014Te repulse 53\u2014Lifted 38\u2014~Tu signify \u2014N M\u2014In music: high ait room apartment in Westmount.WE.Hi-Nohine aa eatin 20\u2014 Insane 1878, U-l6 17-\u2014A rogue .64-\u2014-Tin container M\u2014Thick.black UMN ÿ it otes 8ä\u2014Existed 5 $ MER RESORTS node f&\u2014Apportioned 36\u2014Humorist NOWLTON Golf Club, Knowlton, 22 Pastries 87\u2014Female sheep W\u2014To mature | P.Q.Rooms.meals, all convenienvex.24-Small child .VERTICAL 41\u2014Characterist es Clubhouse now open.For rates write 26-Alfowance for 1\u2014Frequent (poet.) 43-\u2014To def ace n d- P.O.225, Montreal U-3 waste 2-To regret 43\u2014Music: with rap ACCOMMODATION : r - - 290\u2014Pravince in British 3\u2014Sketches 3 ACC DATION twn adults, pri- India 4\u2014Food regimen 17\u2014A\" worm vats home Laurentians.fret two 3t\u2014Damp Fan Insertion atom lever .weeks of July.City conveniences, 33\u2014Hearing organ ireek letter - 32\u2014F } eo.EL 34\u2014Exista ?\u2014To be mistaken | 51-Confined ming pool, near golf cours U-20 3i\u2014Established rule #_A chair 33\u2014Uncocked = 37\u2014Swiss river B\u2014A repeat perform ¥W\u2014Wing FOR SALE 39\u2014Therefare ance s7\u2014River In \u2018Scotland 40\u2014Hard-shelled fruit 10\u2014Ry way of S9-\u2014\u2014To prepare skins SINGLE iron bedstead spring and ; 0\u2014Hard mattress, complete.$7.00.Child's ex- 42\u2014Fain 44\u2014To fasten firmiy 10\u2014Comnass noint MS NS 83\u2014Publie official 18\u2014Fiber plant prèse wagon.Other at pis 46\u2014Withèred 18\u2014Drunkard (abbr.À 4 FI 5159.summer dresses, sise 34.: U-19 \u2019 \u2018(Solution will be found elsewhere in this issue) | \u2019 .: * - 0.\u2014 _ - - dee ter Gm 7 .J.McAndrews, R.Stangor, Fellowship D.R.McKean, chairman.8, B.City Hall; G.King, 3356 Redfern Avenue, Renr of 65 St.Sulpice Rond: C, R.T'etley, 65 St.Sulpice Road.Carleton Avenue-The Boulevard: W.E.Mowat, 646 Carleton Avenue.Western Ave.-Enst.of Victoria: A.H.Little, 36 Burton Avenue; J.I, Warren, 4466 Western Avenue.Opposite 492 Mountain Avenue: Mrs.J.Fox, 482 Mountain Avenue, Rear of 218 Wood Avenue: Miss T.Parks, 218 Wood Avenue.Routh of 518 Roslyn Avenue: W.G.Raymond, 513 Roslyn Avenue.North of 42 Church Hill Avenue: Mrs.J.(\".Armour, 42 Church Hill Avenue.Rear of 204 Cote St.Antoine Rd.: Miss S.Ross, 204 Cote St.Antoine Road.Fast.End of Delavigne Road: Capt.W.M.Ford, 445 Elm Avenue; Miss K.Rodgers, 446 Elm Avenue; J.Chapleau, 65 Holton Avenue; E.Lefebvre, 378 Wood Avenue.South of 687 Lansdowne: Mrs.D.Smith, 831 Lansdowne Avenue; F.Hirsch, 862 Lans- downe Avenue; C.Bavage, 654 Lansdowne Avenue; W.Friedman, 925 Lansdowne Avenue; H.J.Ferguson, 637 Lansdowne Avenue; 8.Marks, 655 Lansdowne Avenue; E.J.Scott, 664 Belmont Avenus.Went End of Belby Street: M.Burley, 343 Selby Street; H.A.Pym, 326 Selby Street; R.Baker, 33% Selhy Btreal, Braeside Place, Rons Estate: Mrs.R.Bhiell, 16 Braeside Place.number of members will carry on Ï the coming Cayford, Deputy.E.A.Everson, W.H.Girard, G.C.Hammond, D.Kerr, W.8, Lang, J.W.Rowat, R.J.Richards, J.McKee.Entertainment and Song Leaders C.T.Medlar, chairman; 8.B.Cuthbert, Deputy.J.H.Colton, P.J.McAndrews, E.§.Mitchell, W.H.Thomson, Classification and Survey J.W.Rowat, chairman, A.B.Williamson, Deputy.P.E.Jar man, G.T.Rrownlee, Membership Geo.Hunter, chairman.T.C.Stokes, Deputy.8.B.Cayford, R.E.Parker, W.W.Murray.Attendance W.H.Girard, chairman.D.M, Brophy, Deputy.W.G.Moxley, W.WW.Murray.Public Relations J.+.Nelson, chairman.q C.Hammond, Deputy.W.B.Robson, H.H.Gee.A.W.Callard.Finance A.A.Boire, chairman: C T.Modlar, Deputy.D.McL.Brophy, E.A.Evorson, Inter-Club A.A, Roire, chairman.W.W.Murray, Deputy.S.B.Cayford, H.H.Gee, D.Kerr, W.G.Moxiey, J.MeKee, J.W.Rowat.H, Welham.Personnel W.WwW.Murray, cnmirman, Geo, Wheatley, Deputy.E.A.Harrison, Geo, Little, House Committee R.EB.Parker, chairman, G.T.Brownlee, Deputy, J, H.Colton, M.BE.Ivarson.WAR SERVICES COMMITTER A.W.Callard, chatrman, A.A.Roire, W.Rone, J.H.Colton, W, F, Close, FE.A.Everson, G.GC, Hammond, D.Kerr, D.R.W.Me- Kenn, Doputy, W.S.Lang, F.M.MeNaughton, J.C.Nelson, R.J.Richards, W.TN.Robson, W.Thow, F.C.Whitaker, Vocational Service Committee 8.B.Cuthbart, chairman.V.D.Sprott, Deputy.W.H.Girard, T.C.Stokes, C, W.Wright.International Service Committee I.A.Everson, chairman, G.T Brownlee, Deputy, W.F.Close, M.FM.Tvarson, W.S, Lang.Community Service Committee P.G.Delgado, chairman.8.B.Cuthbert, H.Welham, Deputy, G.L.McCrae, G.Wheatley, A, B.Williamaon, W.G.Moxley, W.Wren, Youth's Service W.4.Moxley, chairman; R.G.Burgoyne, Deputy, W.8.Lang, D.8S.Mitchell, P, J.McAndrews, W.H.Thomson, Crippled Children H.Welham, chairman, Geo.Hunter, Deputy, A.W.Callard, J.W.Rowat, R, E.Parker, B.A.Neilson.CARNIVAL COMMITTHKES Production W.F.Closa, chairman.A.A, Boire, D.R.W.McKean, W, 8, Lang, P.C.Whitaker, W.GQ.Mox- lay, Programme Advertising G.C.Hammond, chalrman.D.MeL, Brophy, 8.B.Cuthbert.General Council of Service Clubs A.A.Boire, Club Representative.Wm.Bone, Depuly.Auditors R.FE.Parker, V.D.Sprott, Hergeant-at-Arms M.BE.lvarson, R.Deputy.HONORARY MEMBERS A.F.Cayford, J.H.Hand, Wm.Wren.Members Absent on War Service W.A.Buckley, J.K.Carver, G.W.Cavey, IL.A.Collins, Dent Harrison, J.A.deLalanne, 8.A, Nellson, W.H.Spearman, R.H.Stanger, Dean, DELICIOUS 'SALADA TEA & COFFEE As a little must now go a long way, satisfaction depends upon quality of flavour.Claremont-Cote St.Antoine: Mrs.W.PB.Cartmell, 446 Claremont Avenue; P.Delgado, City Hall; T.Dadds, Clty Hall, | Opposite 4253 fK:, Catherine St: Mrs.A.Miller, 4253 St.Cathe-' rine Street, Metcalfe-Hillaide: | J.Edwards, 65 Hallowell Avenue; G.Butler, 3% Hillside; W.| Hughes, 4625 St.Catherine St, Rear of 76 York Avenue: Mrs.W.Carruthers, 86 York Avenue, South of 40 Oakland Avenue: | Miss 8.Tilden, 40 Oakland Avenue.South of 520 Argyle Avenue: ND.McPhee, 473 Argyle Avenne.Norh of 345 Redfern Avenne: T.J.Hughes, City Hall; Dr.J.J.Day, City Hall; Miss Woods.WASHED \u2018REPAIRED .AY NATIVE EXPERTS ervants | leaves are showirg themselves above the earth and overalled X 1 ORI EF NTAL ft.forms \u2014 enthusiasm in every AS 4.,line \u2014 bend above the gardens iy a) RUGS AN daily and in groups %during EN TE IRE 3; sy r er = T == SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL New classes on the 1st General Office course 1441 DRUMMOND ST., (operated by Sir George Williams College of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.) School open 12 months a year DAY DIVISION Stenographic course \u2014 Secretarial course EVENING DIVISION Shorthand \u2014 Typewriting \u2014 Bookkeeping Information from the Registrar and 15th of each month \u2014 Bookkeepers' course MONTREAL, MA.8331 VITAL MATERIALS NEEDED Scrap lron and Steel, Aluminum, Rags, Fats, Bones, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ARE: CITY OF WESTMOUNT WAR SALVAGE FOR THE WAR EFFORT ARE: Brass, Lead, Copper, Zinc, Bottles, Metal Foil, Rubber.Newspapers, Phonograph Records, Coat Hangers, Batteries, Bed Springs, Carpets, Boilers and Mattresses.Magazines are also needed as reading matter for the men in uniform, Pleass leave small quantities beside your garbage for cotlectiôn.FOR INFORMATION OR SPECIAL COLLECTION CALL Fitzroy 8531 \u201cWar Salvage\u201d | + TE re ER oa oe l'an HOSIELV À © LIQUID HOSIERY Magic-making liquid Hosiery emesth it on snd your legs yours from our \u201chosiery\u2019 shades.Various Sizes 49¢ to | MACY Reliable Druggists Phone: PAGE FOUR MAMA UMA MAMA, i Mrs.Brian Heward and family will leave this month for Brock- ville, Ontario, where they will spend the summer.Mre.J.S.Norris left on Friday for Georgeville, Que., where she is occupying her summer residence, Mrs.Victor Drury is in Toronto visiting Mrs.Charles Drury.Mrs.Hugh Mackay entertained at luncheon at \u2018\u2018Stathnaver,\u2019\u201d\u2019 her home in Rothesay, N.B., prior to the closing exercises of Nether- wood School.Her guests included the following out-of-town visitors: Mrs.Wilder Penfield, Mrs.W.Taylor and Mrs.Harold Stevenson, al] of Montreal.Mrs.W.S.Les, president nt the British Minesweepers Auxil- {ary.is spending a few days in Toronto, visiting the Toronto branch.Mrs.Kenneth Brown and her children epent last week-end at their cottage at Morin Heights.Mrs.Edward Maxwell, who has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Blythe Maxwell, left last wesk- end for St.Andrews, N.B., where she will occupy her summer residence.Major and Mrs.G.W.Wal- rond of Los Angeles have taken Mrs.G.H.Webster's apartment, 400 Kensington avenue, for the summer months.The Lawn Social, under the auspices of the Women's Association of Trinity Memorial Church, will be held on Friday.The following ladles will assist at the various stalls: Homecook- ing, Mrs.Hodge.Mrs.Palin, Mrs.Rayner.Mrs.Armstrong, Mrs.Ferguson.Mrs.Mountain, Mrs.Edgar.Flower stall: Mrs.Clay- don, Mrs.Mitchell, Mrs.Lead- better, Mrs.Weller.Mrs.Noakes, Mrs.Readman.Mrs.Jefferies, Mrs.Dyke, Mrs.Cammall.Cold drinks: Mrs.Stevenson, Mrs.Nixon.Mrs.Derick.Afternoon tea: Mrs.Paterson, Mrs, Macdonald, Mrs.Marshall, Mrs.Sny- TT Charlotte Gowns Early Summer Fashion Clearance! Go-everywhere Dresses! Lightweight Wools, Prints, Crepes.all drastically reduced., .$10 - $12 - $15 1353 Greena Ave., nesr Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 \u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 sheer, silken look of steckings.Come pick wide selection of new .00 SHERBROOKE ST.AT VICTORIA AVE.fl DExter 3525 Do 0C DO OC\u2019 Oo >0C\u2014->0 ee Social and Personals SL LSLLLSLSLILSLLSLLILILSL SILLS SILL LES LLL TILL LISLL SL LL SILL LS SELLS SS LS SELLS ILLS LISS LATS VLSI SSIS ILS SLSL SILL I SASS 0A » Just have the \"S$ | | | der, Miss L.Morris.General convener, Mrs.Dixon.Mrs.Claude Oliver entertained on Wednesday afternoon in aid of the Educational Fund of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter, IO.D.E.She was assisted in receiving by the regent of the chapter, Mrs.A.W.Meyers.Mr, and Mrs.E.C.Grimley, of Lexington avenue, have returned Lo town after attending the graduation of their daughter, Miss Jane Anne, who received her B.A.degree from Connecticut College for Women, New London, Conn., and the graduation from Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Mass.of their son.Mr.Thomas Parker Grimley, who is entering Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.Mr.and Mrs.Cawley, of Sherbrooke, and Mrs.Alex.Henderson, of Toronto, were in town recently to attend the de Cotret-Wood wedding.Mrs.J.Montague Bate and Miss Barhara Bate were in Ottawa last week-end to attend the marriage of Mrs.Bate's niece, Miss Marie Cannon and Mr.Charles Note- baert.Miss Marilyn Mallman.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Mailman, of Wood avenue, hag returned home for the summer from Northamplon School for Girls, Northampton, Mass., which held its nineteenth Commencement last week.Miss Mailman was awarded her school letter for athletic achievement.Mrs.B.F.Bourne, of Buzzard's Bay.Cape Cod, Mass., was in town last week-end to attend the wedding of Miss Marjorie Townsend and Mr.Albert Ernest Wiggins.She was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Dudley R.Townsend.Flight Lieut.R.D.Forster, R.C.A.F., and Mrs.Forster, who is the former Miss Ann Sweeny, have returned from a trip to the Seigniory Club and are the guests of Mrs.Forster's mother, Mrs, R.C.L.Sweeny of Redfern avenue.Mr.and Mrs.A.Goodfellow.of Brantford, Ont., were in town last week-end for the Wiggins-Town- send wedding.Mr.and Mrs.F.B.Walls and Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Locke were in Toronto last week-end to attend the wedding of Miss Evelyn Eaton to Captain Russell Talbot Payton, of Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.A.O.Ponder are leaving town this month to occupy their summer home in Lachute.Miss Elizabeth McLintock Wat- ton, daughter of Major and Mrs.R.M, Watson, of Western avenue.is leaving on July 6 by plane for Miami, Florida, en route to Barbados, B.W.1., where her marriage to Lt.Lionel A.Williams, D.L.C., Barbados Volunteers, son of th?late H.A, Williams and of Mrs.Williams, of Barbados, will take place on July 28, in St.Michael's 384 VICTORIA AVE.Just below Sherbrooke THE SWOP SHOP Children\u2019s Clothes Exchanged for Other Wanted Sizes up to Size 16 Years © Also Household Articles © \u2019 EL.2230 Mde.ë L\u2026\u2014 Gloves Sz ut sports Sara Drew Foundation Garments FOR THE LARGER FIGURE \u2014] 4888 SHERBROÔKE W.CORSET ERS WESTMOUNT Est.1921 DE.1850 Corsetry by NATURES RIVAL LE GANT CAMP Lingerie .Hosiery © .e Handkerchiefs Surgical Flowers ° Scarves Cathedral.The reception following will be held in the Marine Hotel.Sir Thomas and Lady Beecham have arrived in Montreal to spend the holiday to which they bave looked forward so eagerly in Canada.With them {s Lady Beecham's young son, Jeremy, who, with his French tutor, will remain with them at the house Sir Thomas has leased in Ver- cheres.They have taken a cottage on the well known Eluxiana Farm on the outskirts of Ver- cheres and will remain there until] mid-July when Sir Thomas and Lady Beecham will leave for Mexico City where Sir Thomas will conduct the orchestra and Ladÿ Beecham.who ls a celebrated pianist in her own right, will play with the orchestra at one concert and give numerous recitals and broadcasts.Following his conducting of the recent Tristan and Isolde and Marriage of Figaro performances presenied by the Montreal Festivals, the large popular demand for his appearance was so great that Sir Thomas agreed to return and conduct a People's Concert at the Montreal Forum.The concert will take place on Saturday evening, June the 18.Mrs.William Boyd and Mrs.Edmund Foster are co-conveners of the committée in charge of planning and furnishing the Honor Chapel, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, which fs being sponsored by the West- mount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League.The first meeting was held on June 7 and preliminary plans were discussed.The committee ls composed of the following ladies: Mrs.Richard Costello, Mrs, A.A.Pare, Mrs.F.H, Phelan, Mrs.W.M.Weir.Miss L.M.Cox, Secretary, Mrs.M.S.Mflloy, Treasurer, Mrs.C.J.Shaw.in charge of publicity.and Mrs.James T.Rogers, Chairman.Mrs.Lawrence S.Marsh, secretary of the Ladies Red Cross Group of Kiwanis Club of Montreal, announces that \u2018The Red Cross Rooms\u2019, at 5969 Monkland avenue, will be open from 10 a.m.until 4 p.m.on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week during the months of July and August.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Evelyn Patricia, daughter of the late Maurice B.Shaw and of Mrs.Shaw, of York avenue, to Mr.Edmond Arthur Lemieux, son of Mr, and Mrs.R.E.Le- mieux, of Ottawa.The wedding is to take place on Saturday morning.July 3.at nine o'clock.in the Church of the Ascension, Westmount.Mrs.J.J.Smith announces the engagement of her daughter, Daphne Mary to Mr.Frandis Gerald Megan, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Megan, of West- mount.The marriage will take place on Saturday morning, July 3.at nine-thirty o\u2018clock, ât the Church of St.Augustine of Canterbury.The engagement is announced of Agnes Lillian, daughter of the late J.A.Gunni and of Mrs.Gunning.of Mofitreal, to Mr.Patrick Dubee, jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.Patrick Dubee, of Arlington avenue.The wedding has been arranged to take place on Saturday morning, June 26.at nine o'clock, St, Malachy's Church.Hampstead.WEDDINGS Clements-Whitehéad The marriage of Miss Mary Joy.daugher of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick C.Whitehead, of Brooke avenue, to Engineer Uf- ticer Raymond F?Clements, Merchant Navy.son of Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Clements, of London, England, took place Saturday afternoon, at five o'cock in St.Stephen's Church, the Rev.Harold S.Laws officiating.Mr.E.Sweeting played the wedding music and Miss Irene Mann sang during the signing of the register.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white bridal satin made on princéas lines, with long train and sleeves ending in points over the hands.Her French veil, extending beyond her train.was held in place by a halo of net and forget-me-nots and she CAT- ried a bouquet of Columbia roses and lily-of-the-valley.Miss Lola Wall was her only attendant and was dressed in a gown of qleen's blus sheer.floor-length, with a matching flower hat with shoulder-length veil.She carried a bouquet of pink Delight roses and baby\u2019s breath.Mre.Whitehead, the bride's mother.wore lavender sheer with a hat of matching velvet flogers, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE HOME ECONOMICS WAR WORK GROUP OF CATHOLIC WOMEN Sunshine Wardrobe MARIAN MARTIN A whole playtime wardrobe for a \u201csun-baby\u201d in this one simple-to-use Marian Martin Pattern, 9373.There's a romper suit for rough \u2019'n\u2019 tumble play, a sundress for her ladylike moods, and a sunbonnet.Pattern 9373 may be order» ed only in children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8.Size 4.playsuit, requires 7/8 yd.35-in.; 11 yds.ruffling; frock, 13% yds.35-in., 114 yds.ruffling; bonnet % yd.35 in.; 7/8 yd.ruffling.- craft Department, 2191 Hampton may take a few days Each pattern costs twenty-five cents sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to The Examiner, Needle- A Trim Two-Piecer \\ po por MARIAN MARTIN An indispensable \u2018round the, clock style for a busy woman is this two-piece Marian Martin dress, Pattern 9372.You'll like the trim lines of its front-pan- eled skirt; the well-cut, yoked Jacket, If you wish, use up a remnant by having the collar and optional cuffs in contrast.Pattern 9372 may be ordered only in women's sizes.32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46.Size 36 requires 4 yards 35-inch fabric, (25e), which should be Ave., N.D.G., Montreal.Write the pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.Because of the slowness of the mails delivery of our patterns | longer than usual.black accessories and a corsage bouquet of Talisman rosse.Mr.William Kenny, cousin of the bride, was best man and Mr.Brooke Kenny, another cousin, and \u2018Mr.Cecil Devoto were ushers.The reception following the ceremony was held in the banquet room at Victoria Hall and later Engineer Officer and Mrs.Clements left for Toronto and Niagara Falls, the bride wearing a powder blue wool suit, with matching felt hat, white fox fur and white accessories, and a corsage cluster of white carnations.de Cotret-Wood The marriage of Miss Pauline Rose Wood, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, A.L.Wood, 4131 Northcliffe avenue, to Sergeant Guy Rene de Cotret, R.C.A.F., son of Mr.Paul de Cotret, and of the late Mrs.de Cotret, of Westmount.took place recently in the rectory of St.Malachy's Church, the Rev.Father Keily officiating.The bride.who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white faille silk.fashioned along princess lines.trimmed with Chantilly lace at the hem line.Her veil of finger-tip length was of silk tulle held by a heart- shaped tiara trimmed with orange hlossoms, and her bouquet was of lilles-of-the-valley.Mise Margaret Dias.the bride's cousin, was maid of honor and wore a gown of pale blue pointe d'esprit lace over taffeta with a shoulder-length blue tulle veil.Mrs.Wood.the bride's mother.wore a two-plece print with navy accessories and a corsage of white carnations.Sergeant A.O.Janelle.R.C.A.F., was best man.A reception was held later in the Spanish Room of the Queen's Hotel.Later, Sergeant de Cotret and Mrs.de Cotret left for a trip to Ottawa.the bride travelling in a blue print ensemble with navy accessories and a top coat of the same color trimmed with beige fox.Wiggins-Townsend The marriage of Miss Marjorie Madeleine.elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Dudley R.Townsend, of Upper gjansdowne avenue, West- mount, to Mr.Albert Ernest Wiggins, younger son of the late Robert Wiggins and of Mrs.Wiggins, of Walkley asenue, N.D.G., took place last Saturday afternoon at three o'clock in Domin- ion-Douglas Church, the Rev.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith officiating.Mr.J.M.Walkley played the wedding music.Miss Nancy Townsend was her sister's only attendant and Mr.Robert Wig- gine was his brother's best man.The ushers were Messrs.Grant and Donald Townsend, brothers of the bride; Mr.John Smith aud Mr.Walter Lloyd Smith.The bride was given in marriage by her father, and wore a white silk taffeta gown with a full skirt and a slight train.Her veil was of tulle held in place hy a coronet of lilies-of-the-valley and sha carrled a bouquet of Joanna Hill roses and lilies-of- the-valley.The maid of honor wore a bouffant frock of blue taffeta under white tulle with a cluster of Sweetheart roses and forget- me-nots in her hair.Her bouquet was of the same flowers.Mrs.Townsend.the bride's mother.wore a powder-blue street length frock with navy accessories and a corsage-cluster of tiny pink rosebuds and lilies- of-the-valley.Mrs.Wiggins, mother of the bridegroom.was gowned in black and white printed crepe with black accessories and a corsage bouquet of bouvardia.; Following the ceremony a re-| ception was held at the home of the bride's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Wiggins left later for their wedding trip, the bride wearing for travelling a turquoise crinkle- crepe dressmaker suit with tobacco brown accessories.ORANGE TOAST Hellywood.\u2014On Sunday mornings.Diana Lynn makes orange toast for the family to give a \u201clift\u2019* to breakfast.Here {iz her; recipe: Mix a quarter of orange juice.teaspoon of grated orange peel and half-cup powdered sugar.Spread mixture on six slices of hot buttered toast and place under droilér to brown and serve hot.REPORTS ACTIVITIES At the general méeting of the war work group of the Catholic Women of Westmount, held in St.Leo's School Hall, June 8, a summary of work since the last general meeting in January was given.Mrs.A.A.Pare, chairman of the group presided, and Mrs.C.Des- saulles, vice-chairman, addressed the meeting in French.Mrs.John Colford, knitting convener, reported that \u201ckits\u201d were supplied to 30 boys in the armed services, these kits comprising socks, tuck-in sweater and gloves.Two bundred and eleven knitted articles were sent to H.M.C.8.\u201cWestmount\u201d, including 72 pairs socks, 12 sweaters, 72 tuck- ins, 40 caps and 15 leather vests.Mrs.E.O.Ryan sewing convener for the Red Cross, stated that there had been made for air raid victims, 16 baby coats and bonnets, 2 dozen towels, 39 dressing gowns, 28 pairs pyjamas, 45 sheets, 11 brown coats and bonnets, 10 grey jersey blouses.\u201c Mrs.M, S, Milloy.treasurer, reported that the following donations have been made since the meeting in January: $15 to H.MS.\u2018Magdalen\u2019, and $50 to the Red Cross Society.It was arranged that a party of the members would visit the patients in the Ste.Anne de Bellevue Hospital in the near future.The Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will hold a Social Evening in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Monday, June 21, at 8.15 p.m.All members and friends are invited to attend, Cards and games will be played and prizes awarded.Refreshments will be served, Re-make Sewing Clinic _, (D0CDI0OCSOC DO OOO Hand & Independent Fuel Merchants DExter 1132 4856 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014>0\u2014I060 ÉD OCDOCTOC DOC Donohoe IN 0 | \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Opened In Westmount A second English re-make sewing clinic has been opened this week and a training centre for volunteer teachers will be opened in the heart of the city, it is announced by Mrs.J.Leslie | Hodges, chairman of the Women's Regional Advisory Committee to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.The first sewing clinic, completely staffed by volunteers,\u2019 has been operating in the Snow-: dor district for some weeks.The new sewing clinic is open-; ing at 444 Mount Pleasant ave-| nue, in Westmount.The staff of instructors for this clinic are ay Westmount women who have volunteered to assist in the mna- tional conversation program by | giving instruction and assistance | to women who need help in remaking used clothes.The training centre, will be located on the third floor of S*a- tion \u2018B'\u2019 Post Office, in the heart of the.shopping centre at 680 St.Catherine Street.Mother-Daughter Breakfast On Sunday.June 20, following eight o'clock mass at Ascension | Church, the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodal- | ity will hold their annual mother | and daughter breakfast at the; Queen's Hotel.Dr.J.J.McGovern will be guest speaker and his sub- | ject will be of particular interest ; to mothers and daughters.A short | musical interlude is also included in the program.i Arrangements for the break- fast are being looked after by, Miss Gerry Brown, social life | chairman.and the members of her committee.All ladies in the parish are very cordially invited : to attend.Parsley can be grown in a sponge, SPRING Blossoms of pink and a sky of blue, Everything young and fresh and new, But the perfect thing when all is said, Is the downy warmth of my baby\u2019s head.K.S.se FLOWERS À mhz WEDDING and PARTY DECORATIONS Phone DE.1179 PINKERTON 5127 Sherbrooke West Greenhouses at Rosemere SUMMER SALE! 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AT THE SNOWDON SATURDAY! Be h Pr nvasiyvadayTutroriiiSercinen AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE ET TTT TT CCHAam TOGrAM \"3 cheers For THE p= : 0 N 4 à ° IRISH\u201d \u2014 Chosen By Public .ect wun With one of the biggest radio \u201cReveille With Beverly\u201d is % DENNIS MORGAN personality parades in récent! based upon the popular early- \u2014 TT 5 of screen history, Columbia's Re- morning radio \u201cjam session\u201d of Opening with the stirring Tann- Y | I | veille With Beverly\u201d opens Sunday h ; i hauser Overture of Wagner the ete at the Westmount Theatre.Ann the same name, tracing its oirgin program of the People's Concert A ce [ and Miller, that scintillating dancing and its eager Army camp audi- be conducted i MN Theat te etar, heads the featured cast of ences.Miss Miller appears as 8 to he conducted by Sir Thomas (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) all is the new film, said to be one of tap-dancing swing-lover who per- Seccham at the Forum on Sar TODAY until SATURDAY the Lacient cad rancés êver sistently tries to \u201csell\u201d a radio a ru orchestral \u2014_\u2014 = Others in the cast.in addition Station on such a program.only recacated \u201che Montreal's fehl A picture to rival ss to William Wright, Dick Purcell, to obtain her chance by accident.lovers.The Beethoven Fifth, or Mrs.Miniver pee Adele Mara and Barbara Brown, Musical numbers in the film Victory Symphony was in the À transe pale beautifully told, L.__ are: include \u201cOne O'Clock Jump\u201d, as foreground of popular demand and \u201cLost Horisonc the sentimentality Bob Crosby and his orchestra, presented by Basie and his boys; the splendor with which Sir of \u201cGoodbye, Ms, Chins\u201d and the the \u201cDixieland\u201d band of the air; \u201cBig Noise from Winnetka\u2019 and Thomas conducted this work \u2018*\u2019dérnese of \"Mrs, Miniver:\u201d est waves; Freddie Slack and his orchestra with vocalist Ella Mae Morse, America\u2019s favorites of the \u2018champagne hour\u2019; Duke Ellington and his orchestra, voted \u201cswing band of the year\u2019; Count Basie and his orchestra, undisputed kings of jive; Frank Sina- Radio Rogues, merriest of all mimies.\u201cSouth Rampart Street Parade.\u201d Bob Crosby specialties; Duke Ellington's \u2018Take the A Train,\u201d and Freddie Slack's presentation of \u2018Cow-cow-boogie.\u201d The Mills Brothers harmonize on \u201cCielito Lindo,\u201d and Sinatra sings \u2018Night end Day,\u201d one of the year's best- what is said to be a splendid blending of music and mirth.Douglas Fairbanks and players amazing adventure romance, \u2018\u2019Corsican Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre playing until Tuesday night.in a scene from Alexander Dumas\u2019 Brothers,\u201d which opens AT THE YQRK UNITED SATURDA Y! wy Tat ITN VITRE en a FT Neve Susan Peters, who became an overnight sensation in \"Random makes it an attainment of the first magnitude in any of his concerts, The Symphonie Espagnole of Lalo is perhaps a little less fam- {liar to audiences than other of the program's selections.Kitain, the famous Russian violinist, la tra, radio's exciting romantic| selling recordings.conting to Montreal for this one vocalist; the Mills Brothers, hot- Charles Barton directed \u2018\u2018Re- concert and will play it.7 test of harmony teams, and the; veille With Beverly,\u201d achieving If memory serves this will be Gree.GARSON the first time Sir Thomas has conducted a Vienness Walls in Montreal.° The Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman by Offenbach and the Zout/ COLMAN Random Harvest,\u201d appears on the Snowdon screen this Saturday in \u2019\u2019Assignment In Brittany,\u201d the new MGM picture starring the French star Pierre Aumont, with Signe Hasso, Richard Whorf, Margaret Wycherly and Reginald Owen.lovely Overturs to Midsummer Night's Dream hy Mendelssohn ware prominent among the requests which the Montreal Fes- Irene Nichols\u2019 Harvest 2nd ATTRACTION! At York Theatre The annual pianoforte recital of appreciative audience.Irene Nichol.L.R.S.M.(London) The five start are Mary Martin, Noel Coward portraying the admirable and courageous captain | TODAY\u2014FRIDAY took place last Saturday night.Dick Powell, Betty Hutton, Eddie in the outstanding war film \"In Which We Serve,\u201d which opens \u2018| MARY MARTIN, DICK POWELL In The proceeds netted Quer a Bracken and Rudy Vallee and all Saturdgy at the York United Theatre playing until Tuesday night.SHAPPY Go RCE atin Tests hundred dollars which will be sent of them outdo themselves as they Bracken with Rudy Vallee.\u201cBUSSES to a squadron of R.C.A.F.for sing, dance and clown in this ROAR\" with Julle Wishop end stock comforts for airmen on active happy go lucky picture of life on Richard Travis.710 pue service, a resort island in the Caribbean.> i The Air Cadets of No.1 West- where husband-hunting beauties M | Sh izes.mount Squadron were in attend- and elusive millionaires play hide- usica arps | ; ence and the auditorium was suit- and-seek with each other, Rin ably decorated for the occasion.The story of \u201cHappy Go Lucky\" Fl t d N t I (litem) TOM avith JEAN The opening number.the Sol-| concerns the efforts of penniless a S an a ura S (St.Catherine at Guy) BROWN * PARKER EST diers March, was well received Mary Martin to land millionaire \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 nie Directed by Charles BARTON t) and played with excellent timing Rudy Vallee.in which endeavor by i Starts SATURDAY poésie een on two pianos by Charles Cas-|she is assisted by beachcombers | until TUESDAY Sunday AL Tuesda \u2014\u2014o well and David Hoes.jentiy 1 Diek Powell and Eade Bracken.Fra i | Alexander Dumas\u2019 Mosi Amazing \u2014_\u2014 Ann Rubenstein efficiently in-} and dynamic Betty utton.Gg , ; .; ; , Adventure Romancel spr troduced the \u201cLittle Hours\" who course, all the well-laid plans of nees goiiman Ing sro] Muni and Sir Cedric Hardwicke in hr ported gigi 'ACCLAIMED THE YEAR $ \"THE CORSICAN BROTHERS\u201d | were in p'ostume representing ensnarement go w {ne (Doards at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.?% Dou les FAIRBANKS alot the prin) eh was omen ye complications pre- NORWAY'S EVERSHINING his countrymen attended hls BEST FILM BY THE UNANI- Ruth Warwick Akim Tamiroff plaved extremely well by Robin| ceding the final fade-out are ex-| , Centenary STAR ex funeral.musle mighi de placed paused.\u201c | .be the temperature of the room?\u2019 \"ALWAYS IN MY HEART\" Wilson.All these children played tremely funny and entertaining.ys graphy No.83 tn the g e plac You know,\u201d it remarked, hu- \u2014 MOUS YOTE oF THE NEW Glorla Warren, Kay Francis, with confidence, The accent of the film is on| Tuesday.June fifteenth, marked a ree categories, the larger man beings ave silly.Proaf Enough Walter Muston and Borrah Mine.Alice Wilkins concluded this color.laughter and music.all of the hundredth anniversary of the ork Lor [Oichestra, Je polo why do you say that?\u201d asked wiise to irishaun charged viteh and ls Harmonica Rasesie.section of the programme with which are most welcome at any birth of Edvard Grieg, Norway's ?he o .y : you |\u2018 ; My Grandfather's Clock, which time, but especially today.There's greatest composer.This famous thero are real many and his The first fly tapped the celling anybody here who can vouch for YORK FILM CRITICS CIRCLE she played with excellent time and a carefree vacation feeling about musician was born at Bergen and Among his compocitions are \u201cPacs we oo a look.\u201d it chirped your character?\u2019 your honor: Cu PE cure sna ar oT Ln | Sn ne SE ST ER ney bit ae he, EE gery Clarke gave a pleasing inter- js infectious and we've a hunch thing but the Norse spirit in all fam Oerture amano Concerto a nice relling.and then they walk Sheriff: \"Why, 1 do noi even | fn T Fy pretation of a Two Piano arrange- you'll leave the York United! his works.Bersliot ond en onl on the floor.Kpot \u2018\u2019Obrerve our 1 | | ment of Star Dust.lighted Theatre as refreshed and Jelaxed Unlike most artistic celebrities, rq + \u201cSuites, Norwegian Dances, Evasive honor, that I've lived twelve yours li WHICH ( nex The Happy Months delighted as though you yourself ha Grieg's struggles came from his! Three violin sonatas, \u201cHumores-| Dad (icily): \u201cWhat's this 50 on In this county and the Sheriff PAL oatre the audience with their novel cos- the Caribbean trip which proved poor health and naturally this ken\u201d and lyric pieces Geîly MA ! ; .tumes and the most effective was so eventful for Mary Martin and had an effect on his music.The| yrie pieces.your report card?doesn\u2019t even know ma.\" \u2014 Kx- (Sherbrooke at Crey Avenue) Mary Elizabeth Thompson repre-| Betty Hutton, minor mode is a dominant trait Willle: \u201cDo you suppose It could change.rs senting an Xmas tree.The selec-| There are five hit tunes in the due to these circumstances but TODAY until SATURDAY tion chosen for each month was picture \u2014 \u201cHappy Go Lucky.\u201d |there is a lightness and gayety J = most suitable and judging from «Let's Get Lost.\u201d \u2018Murder.He |that permeates many of his gom- STOP ME [Ero PE S Free.f LETT the applause the favourites were says.\u201d \u2018\u2019The Fuddy Duddy Watch- positions that remind one of the EY Pry 12k 5 r Anne Malcolm, Audrey Wilkins, maker\u201d and \u201cSing a Tropical sparkling capriciousness of Men- A MMANDO DRAMA nd Iris Russell and Sandra Hutchison song.\u201d the latter rendered hv Sir delssohn's elfin-like music.co in as the June bride.; Lancelot, the well-known Calypso Grieg's background was one of A pleasant interlude was the in- ginger.great refinement and \u2018education }\u201cThe greatest picture ever put on Pupils Perform In Fine Recital troduction of the Tschaikowsky Fifth Symphony on two pianos by | Esther Pierce and Sheila Russell.The Passing Years was the climax of the programme.The characters were introduced by suitable songs.The most successful numbers were School Days sung by Michael Last night at the York United Theatre Paramount offered five top stars in a gay Technicolor musicomedy\u2014\u201c\u2018Happy Go Lucky\" \u2014which obviously delighted an At The Snowdon In keeping with Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer's most successful policy of adapting best-selling novels ring stort the French Army won the Croix de Guerre before thc Nazis overran the country he escaped from.In the film Aumont repeats for espionage.\u201d AN.jung and on the continent.Edvard for his parents had innate culture.His musical genius asserted itself at an early age but was not inherited from any particular ancestor although his mother gave him his first music.He was encouraged throughout his early years and did not undergo the unhappiness of most great people.the screen many of the wartime exjerier.es he vent through in real life, Opposite Aumont in \u201cAssignment In Brittany\" is the engagement rings over there!\" Sign Packs a Punch A warning sign near a Canadian Army camp in Britain reads: \u201cCamp Speed Limit 10 m.p.h.AT THE WESTMOUNT! DECARIE BLMD.AT SNOWDON STARTING SATURDAY French star , 4 tivals received.Saturday night's program will close with the playing of tha 1812 Overture of Tschalkowaky.Fhrill-rooring drama oi the\u201dmiddies! celluloid!\u201d | daucdes ° QUINTIN AEYHOLDS | Pua mighty Job by Noel Cowardr™ CP ona Gampeel and played by Berry ' His troubles were those of ill vonau COLMAN | Shine and Always in My Heart {to the screen, the widely read health.Grieg was a frail little : was sung by Barbara Chambersinovel by Helen MacINnes.man and even though he had this |.accompanied on the piano by \u201cAssignment In Brittany.\u201d starr | enstant worry he was famous 07 When - where - will F \u201cWarm undercurrent of humen in- Jean Narkitt.ing Pierre Aumont and Susan! ,nd honoured during his lifetime.Right Proportion the invasion strike teres! .thrilling action!\u201d i The characters were all young Peters, opens Saturday at the, He established himself as one of Customer: \u201cAre these half firor?Now the {Snowdon Theatre.The picture! po orear modernists of his time dozen rings all vou have in stock?story's with he | i -| ; ; : ; aw .screen! ; .handsomely mornted.is a SUT-| and travelled extensively in Eng- Why, you have a whole trayful of sensationally mew .i Us MATWIL ZS 2 } IYI TE PARK amazing mar-derade and tender Grieg died in Norway and the| Jeweler: \u201cYes.gir.hut it'll take réf romance.Ît serves, to.to intro-| state gave him a formal buria! that whole trayful of engagemey .pr duce to west-end audiences.! 3nd no less than ten thousand of TINEs to work off those half dozen ve pro pe hante \" Pierre Aumont, brilliant French wedding rings!\" my time, this Is one .lactor, who while serving with STARRING PAUL MUNI à 4 A LESTER COWAM PRODUCTION \u2014 lovelv.talent«d Susan Peters who or 10 Days\u2019 Pay.\u201d J A COLUMBIA PICTURE | beginners and were in costumes hecame ap overnight =e :ation in = AL.V0» 7 5 \u2018Random Harvest\u2019 an} other si: A | of the nineteenth century.MGM pictures.The film also oh: oh! w Anna Lee - Lillian Gish I | pianos Hutchison represented |\\erves tp introduce signe Hasso, A preacher dialed long distance Sir Cedric Hardwicke ; c .dai the beautiful Swedish actress as in order to call a clergyman friend | euifane Martin ne Freddie |, Nazi spy in Brittany.Richard of his in a distant town.Robert Coote arke represe y : Whort who scored a definite snc-| \u201cDo you wish to place a station \u2014 eee pra middle Ee duet cess in \u201cKeeper Of The Flame\u201d | to station call?\u201d asked the opera- \u2014 2 EXCITING FEATURES! .Age prov © 8 land Margaret Wycherly who also tor.; A ry WED ger oot Seed sung and played by Mary Jean | peared in that picture.are to] \u201cNn came the answer, \u2018\u2019par- \u2014\u2014- 2 GOOD FEATURES \u2014\u2014 \u2014\" Wired Sen Cer Morgan and Derek Dawson.4.|be seen in prominent roles in son to parson, please.\u201d \u2014 Tele-' LAB -HAPP ) Sunday sa port Charles Caswell Jive ou ation Assignment.supported by Regl-; phone Topics.A We 3 OF \"A 0 Afternoon re ing in his masterly interpre nald Owen.Miles Mander.Sara (4 So 4217 5 or.| - af Home Sweet Home.Padden end George Colouris.On Even Basis | 30 Qu ee haf 5e The added attraction.\u2018\u2018Tahi-f Husband: Darling.did you ever : Cent mug, .20 7 a | Honey.\" is as sweet.musically Stop to realize that if you knew o Hohe ron, .Soups ed + MILTON and curvaciously as its name im- how to cook we'd he able to save = Rule - ® boy, os 4 a ss | THE MONTREAL FESTIVALS plies.Starring Simone Simon as some money?à tt .TODAY AND ings, ro, | BERLE 3 COLUMBIA a cute little South Sea Island Wite: \u2018Yes, an you knew FRIDAY _ | SIR THOMAS temptress who shows a band of bow to save money we could keep ONLY! a HUGHES we CUT NIBBEE + GLORA DICKSON LEE TRACY stranded musicians how to hula\u2014 a cook.\u201d i ; Ly, Sond 91 Tuesd ls, | B E E C H A M and put oomph into their music \u2014_\u2014 NOEL no.0 ancey an uesday ! - .RD'S \u2018REV i v \" - | 9 B A RT ° \u2014the picture is Trepléte with No Barber Shop Advice | COWARD with VEILLE with ay \u201cDo you think tae political sit- CIN i , , catchy songs.delightful music | and His Band, Count Basle and A PEOPLE S CONCERT and chuckles from start to finish.uation is getting better?\u201d ! WHICH Hie Hand, ke Ellington and [ \u2018 \u201d \u201cDon't ask me\u2014I'm not so well | s Band, Thé Radin Rouges and j 4 , 0 Dennis O'Keefe.Michael Whelan, t WE | The MIS Bonthors Subscription Popular Prices, .50, $1, $1.5 Lionel Stander and Wally Varnon| posted on those matters since i SERVE\u2019 \"BUSSES ROAR\" .4 .ed shaving myself.\u201d with .m.Sat.Night give the petite French star fine started 5 ) KITA ® JUNE 19TH F (4) R U M support throughout the film'e + Julie BISHOP Apply Reom 14 length.Short subjects and latest grange b % Richard TRAVIS op : news events will complete the! Two flies wire strolling along c | ; \u2019 entury-Fox Picture | MONTREAL FESTIVALS, HOTEL WINDSOR BE.2238 program.the ceiling.Suddenly one of them! y Ce | _ \\ PAGE SIX wre.vay, sr, pra (74 As A 7, £ ZN TI E .° ed | astern ownships Still Rati Ca ds N ectors of the Laurentjan Resorts LAURENTIAN Co oe , : : : so f lid 1on r ecessal y Association: F.H.Wheeler of S feat e Gray Rocks Inn, K.W.Harrison igh Mecca for Holiday-Makers In La .of Laurentide Ina; C.W.Berni tne ; C.er the n urentian Hotels of Alpine Inn; L.Pinoteau of WIN-SUM INN Poin \u201cYou can't stop vacationers generous round of other holiday ; of Far ee Cure ot 46 Files from Montreal ve from going to thelr favourite activities, sailing, golfing, swim- At the annual meeting of the bles, in order to insure a fresh Chalet Pcochand Fe =.en Hogte 1 or CPR, Gar holiday places,\u201d say officials of MINE, and tennis, the Eastern Laurentian Resorts Association SUPPly throughout the coming ! Honev, Mana ts adel Overlooking lovely Piedmont Valley.ger: the Tourist Bureau of the Prov- Townships have much to offer Bb y, À ger o te.ele ; .ful v ion.to t ince of Quel Bef BON say tourist official \u2019 eld this week at Mont TUN Lodge NO enmt = NG gy mine Nerdy whe 0 nehee, efore gasoline als, Rati \u2019 BUT and tire shortages, the Eastern For those who like the un- Tremblant, Clarence W.i on cards, it is stated, will ® Breakfast in bed if desired et I A ramp agen, (ho ator fled life, and choose fond Honey was elected President ot | be required from guests who re- no extra charge.; the was unsurpassed for popularity from an elahorate menu there | 0) this resort body.The meeting was man at these hotels for a week LAURENTIANS .Fine meals by an experienced Dep .b enu, | ZA ; or lon ve 1 This year, sightseers will go 8re hotels in Magog, Sherbrooke | ae by leading hotel owners hotels.his Season: Most of the ! 8 No black es or mosquitoes, thir mainly ny train, Plshermen rae and Noth Hatley, gathering and on rators throughout the on ele, M Ia bc ° out, operate | ~ ® Planned entertainment with lot sche ing for battle with Lake Mem-| Places of many of Quebec's elite.| Z was el an district.E.Cochand | includes 0 5 th basis, which | ROWAN BANK \"\u201d ° Comfortable bedroo and phremagog salmon.will find their And for others, sensitive to at.| as elected first Vice-President, lant ner mes s, with the resul- ! .spring mattresses.ms and inner.mar My A8 they hive done for many mosphere, there are quiet ban.B.Posthill, to the office i : ess y of needing ration ; Val Morin SELECTED CLIENTELE way years past, lets tucked away In the hays of of second vice-president.Honor- | 0 s now from guests intending '{ Ideally situated for an enjoyable Moderate Rates A For varationits who like to the bigger lakes, ary Presidents, the Hon.Hector pend heir vacations at one or and restful vacation.Hospitality vou will mot forget & ball take their fishing mixed with a The Eastern Townships boast P er, and Kenneth Dawes; ese resorts.Comfortable rooms, modern con- tightful and beautiful spots.ç ji many scenle lakes ideally located arom, Lionel Bertrand, M.L.A.Some 40 per cent of guests re-:} veniences, English home cooking, For particulars, write direct or had in the midst of rolling, fertile t Pa were a number of mat.Cently arrived at Laurentian ho- | close to lake and golf course Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2713 mo EASTERN TOWNSHIPS |country.Lake Massawippi, Brome ers discussed pertaining to the |tëls it is estimated are men in} ristian clientele.: moi Lakes Take Memphromagog are operation of Laurentian Resorts ONe of the active services.Many | Phone or write for reservations fou, a few cf this dlatricl's favorite under present day wartime con-|N2Ve Seen action in distant parts \u2018 MRS.E.M.HILL-JONES CANTOR\u2019S fishing zones and they present ons.Many of the hotels have Of the world, and are taking a Moni Val Morin 186W5 or tne rome Lake House exciting studies for landscape gone into the development of ad- brief furlough before going back | onitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773.fra artists, and natural shots for jacent farms, growing their own [oD the job again.There has also | BONDVILLE, QUE camera fang produce, vegetables, and in some | heen a marked increase in the on meee Te 7 \u2018 C ; Cl : .nie ACCOMMODATION FOR GUESTS So In spite of wartime restric- have.milk and poultry.Some |Pumber of honeymooners evident HOLIDAY St.Faustin Station, Que.ers CITY CONVENIENCES tions the Tastern Townships Is erected new, scientifically I?recent months.FOR HEALTH 5 Minutes Walk from Station the N .| planned roothouses, fashioned af- P i Boating - Bathina Fishi still Canada\u2019s colourful vacation- ter the latest Gove oned af rospective vacationers are Sports Social Activities Danci tea - ing - Fishing land overnment speci- urged to make their plans, i : - = Dancing Tenni .; i plans.if at AT HIGHPOINT Kosher Meals err ennis cations, and which wil) store a all possible, to begin their holi- IN THE ; Noe Good Food - Fresh Vegetables | large part of their crop of pota- days on a week day, such as LA y Room ed ca aE eter the Beautiful Grounds SUNFLOWER SEED OIL toes, carrots, and other vegeta | Tuesday.Wednesday, or Thurs.URENTIANS ZA For further information.oh sev R.Smith, Prop, Knowlton 138-1-2 day.rather th in al pe pures information phone or Monitor Vacation B Oil obtained from sunflower : an on the usual Bf i \\ Wa.2713 ren seed is regarded as one of the week-end basis.This.it is point- Ue LAURENTIDE INN PL.8487 his .finest edible oils.It is expected ON RECEIVING A ed out.will relieve the pressure re ae a or St.Faustin 6, Ring 2 \\ the that about 171% million pounds of ; Een on hotel accommodations, | cu PLEASANT VIEW oil will he produced from sunflow- Catches like thi 4 4 LETTFR FROM AFRIGA | days ara Sant ory\" the IT == rq | ! ola ers gro atches like this are not eve = a e he wn in Western Canada In ship lakes but June is the oar rely of the oi toy same time relieve to a great ex- || or CA.7307 \u2019 ings.Victory Bonds make them down and started along the aisle.her purse.\u201cNow don't on over ings; rivate £8, Bpngalows on of \u2018 » r \", \u201d ro possible.The train curved and bumped her she said.Then as the little girl The censor\u2019s ink has blotted out Write for Descriptive Folder aby pam, R ack against the chair.started to stiffen and wail, she three lines.or Phone St, Donat 21 pe \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 le jm \u201cSit down, Janet!\u201d said her | exclaimed, \u201cStop that!\u201d T wonder what you said?or Monitor Vacation Bureau : ] .y th HOLIDAY AT mother.The woman in the chair oppo- Perhaps you mentioned where WA.2773 .\\ 2 Janet sat.Then she said.site had been watching the scene your squadron was?je Ld EE Li KNOWLTON GROVE HOTEL sioner: fats so our hers | Sides she vot ane cromes the | malier, 1 may never now | at 2 pointing to the ope : row ! * All of th ri ON BROME LAKE pot tin open platform at narrow isle and knelt on the 1 of the curious places you have Plan to Spend Your Vacation At COMFORT AND ENJOYMENT .70 MILES FROM MONTREAL pa ootstool in front of the little, i \u2019 vid, 17 Direct C.P.R.to Brame Lake Station on Property There are too many cinders.\u201d tearful one.She was gentle and Although I try to visualize the bé PINE CROFT \u201d Montreal Pari.tu any rm th Riding - Tennis = Clock Golf - Swimming - Boating - Dancing explained the woman, \u201cWe should sweet, dressed in soft wool as M forelen Soe b LAKE CO the lake-front » glevation 1055 ft.40 bt ® Simmons Beds - Large Lou Roo ° be covered with them.Now be a blue As her eyes.Ina i Men in white, flowing robes; NNOLLY Canadian style, Riding ree a rien D GOOD FOOD AND coop BEDs OUR SPECIALTY good girl and look out the win- she asked, ro you ror! oe Miles of hot sand; THE IDEAL SUMMER RESORT Fanadian ne Ting So anni fighing.D Rates $18 to $22 per week.Cottages to rent dow.\u201d about the cabbage worm that The drone of motors \u2014 Tasty.Well-Cooked Meals \u2014 ca Ten my Fi pen Te 0° Write Knawlton Grove.Que or phone EL.1849 or But there isn't anything Lo {turned into a beautiful butterfly And the roar of tanks: \u2014 Tennis, Boating.Swimming, estate.Write for booklet.La Sapinière Val Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2773 see,\u201d complained the child.Janet?\" \"| Night, and the brilliance of un- -\u2014 Modern Canteniences David.Que.a ! \u201cThen look at the pretty pie-| Janet stopped atiffeni numbered stars; \u2014 A Christian Clientele \u2014 : ee - t ; e tures in the magazine,\u201d suggest- although she was wary, sho shook and vou.my son.Fo nts EE To ed her mother handing her one| her head and there was Tk Sitting in some strange place.Fon formation.Phone BE.2585 .lo without looking up.of interest in her storm a spark Penning this letter that brings A.E.Barraclough, Lake Connolly \u201cI don't like those pictures,\u201d «well ia y eyes.me such joy\u2014 Post Office, Quebec.objected the child, getting down, »\u201d Said the woman, \u201conce = again.poil \"pe there was a cabbage I note what you say here: h Her mother picked her up and m that wanted very much to) \u201cDon\u2019t worry, Mother,\u201d \u2014 sat her firmly in the chair.\u201cNow Then the woman gor ast listened.And I will not, dear.GRAY ROCKS INN a\u2014 à I want you to sit there and be a |; ; ans p, sat down kete ®, , [ good girl,\u201d she commanded.The Ber ou Fe and crea whe Your letter puts a song within u Your Vacation once doute ed up some ; child eyed her and reached ; r \u2018ap.Janet leane my heart\u2014 oltar - = tentatively toward the floor.t0© back in the sympathetic arms, re- A song of gladness.that you have D BUYS MORE sun and learned to relax a | y, .Inxed and happy.When the stor | , : sav ; again.You'll catch up on the t Janet!\u201d A threat sounded in |, story your part ¢ gasoline\u2014cravel =F fun you've b Lui i {he maternal voice.was finished she was smiling with In this great battle against evil Rocks \u201cfor your ie \u201ca gm the Pool.on re parE au - Janet fretted a little but quailed ! ensure.1 Do you know some power\u2014 EE ohn + orth fe EN high bride ath mes = [ || betore the irate evel that held more stories?\u201d she asked hope- Above the tumult and the heat of New, improved ser: 3 pacts.hers.The woman resumed her © °° war, } so CER.Sout story._ \u201cI never tell her stories,\u201d said Nearer and nearer marches Free- Resuicced clicatele, 7-3 ME-BACK eo \u201cMother, T want my scissors!\u201d her mother.\u201cI read to her dom\u2019s hour.0 began the child & moment or two SOmetimes, but I guess children EIEANOR G.R.YOUNG.GRAY ROCKS INN later.like to hear stories told even bet- VER Tel.37.JOviTe 17 \u201cYour scissors are back in the têr.You certainly have a way Chicago Daily News: In its ar- other car and we're not going to With children.\u201d She sighed.chives the U.S.Weather Bureau walk through all those cogches to \u201cIt isn\u2019t that,\u201d said the teller has a list of 15,000 terms relat- CAMPS ; ; get them.\u201d Then in a, whisper Of tales.\"Forgive me, but a story ing to weather.It makes the 45 miles from Montreal via C.P.R.she added.\u2018Do you want me to or anything that will turn a) range of conversational openers i eee ee irguished spank your\" child's attention toward pleasant E on A , cuisine.Select clientele.See any (hiîngs à I » ; more extensive even an we nnouncing .travel agent, telephone Ste.Adele DES, s usua y better than à dreamed.* 00 28, or write C.W.Honey, Mana- .scolding when the little one is The 4th Season of ger, Ste.Adele en Haut, P.Q.- bored and nervous.\u201d British safl in North : THE \u201cI've certal _ ritish sailors in North Rus- R d Th S ° ject ame i us sian ports are being (aught by AMP ROSLYN asd The Summor Resort Advertisements LAURENTIDE | 5555050 eee ns | Bete Bot oo A VACATION th In This Issue of The i more my fault than hers.1 was 0 snow-covered ground.Join the A Camp for Boys from 8 to 14 t at INN reading but there was nothing to 002 and = e world: i years of age.jentertain her.When she gets tense I] 180 Acres \u2014 On the L'Achigan : has EVER YTHING / j GRAND'MERE.Quebre I get tense, too, and then we have CAMPS River, 12 miles northeast of ° i 3% hours from Montreal trouble.\u201d St, Jerome.S RESTFUL, MODERN, EXCELLEN \u2018\u201c .i ivi urrounded by a mountain paradise of lak \u2014 CUISINE, M LENT _ Aloud she said.\u201cThank you.It A 9-week camping activity from CHALET COCHAND offers ou ev arte yee | dl hel E.VODERATE RAVES was marvelous the way Janet re- June 27th to August 28th cluding Riding, Tennis Golf 5 imming Pool Hand Sen nd | .! Vs , 18, , wimmin 00 a an ot us he P you plan the kind of holiday OLF CHAMPIONSHIP taxe lit! irl of WHITTET S Swimming Canoe Tri Hik fishing, all on its own terrain.s ! ndy beach an .( ; COURSE have a litle girl of my own.\u201d SW no 5 rips \u2014 Hikes \u2018 you will enjoy most.; explained the stranger.*Good- CAMP Tampiives re op Pins | Ii Ask for descriptive folder.bye, Janet.\u201d and she went down LACLOUWHI Cabin and Bridge-building Projects.} the isle an ar.+ .e isle and out of the car in the Laurentians Tennis \u2014 9-hole Golf Course Booklets - Suggestions - Information Boys Age 8 16 Baseball - Soccer : oys Age to \u2019 .FON 1 WT MILEAGE FROM MONTREAL 2\" *°°2É.fee we mere , ing.Saving, Midways \u2014 \u2014 vime \u2014 Brome Lake 69 Magog 83 annie Bepéicrait.ming.Track \u2018sna Novels Meets 11 Lo Lo.cL .orins, Overnight Bikes.Firat Aid, c Directors: EXAMINER VACATION BUREAU For + 67 Nov baer so \u201c78880 Soon wide CAMP EA (On active service) _\" RE , .x Granby .50 Selby Lake .55 J 29 SE, SON MR.AND MRS.FRANK SHARPE \u2014 WA.2773 : une to August 24 | Phone: YO.6352 pee re 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE Knowiton .72 Vale Perkins 90 Phone for booklet Business Manager: CHALET ALL ETE No.25 JOHN W.PATRICK D Knowlton Landing 86.Waterloo .62 WA.5500 i Phone: WE.2114 : \u2019 i i pein] pi WR A het = EAP 0 ts SrA ET te gr RE AN © = ' Jui rg ET Le ply [a pe hrby et iced ner- in de- jor 2773 EN EN | œ a ua EE R hed any ele 3.1 \u201cWestmount: Home Newspager\u201d DODGERS LEAD AGAIN IN SENIOR SOFTBALL LOOP; NAVY DEFEATED RCOC From Longue Pointe Beat (MT) Garage, First Loss of Season for Latter Team \u2014 No.5 Manning Depot Won Third Straight Game Monday The Westmount Dodgers jumped back into the lead in the Westmount Municipal Senior Softball League when they de- seated the Navy 3-1 on Monday night, this victory combined with the R.C.O.C.team from Longue Pointe's win over the R.C.A.S.C.(M.T.) Garage placed the local team a half game ahead of the Geragemen.The R.C.A.S.C.'s loss to the R.C.O.C.was their first.of the season.In other games played during \u2018he week the No.5 Mauning Depot from Lachine won their third straight game, the Wireless School split in two encounters and the No.13 Training Command resumed their winning ways.Allen Dyke pitched two hit balls to lead the Dodgers to a 3-1 win over the Navy and he had to come through with this superb effort as Raso on the mound for the sailors allowed but four hits.All four runs in the game were unearned with the Navy tallying their lone counter in the first trame when Mclsaac reached first on an error and scored on Ron- pie Perowne's double.The Dodgers scored their three counters in the fifth inning when the Navy team came through with two errors and these together with Noel Romney's two bagger did the trick.This was the Dodgers\u2019 seventh win in eight games.George Scully turned in one of his good games when he shut out the No.1 Wireless School 6-0 to enable the No.3 Training Command team to take over fourth place in the league standing.Scully held the Wireless team to four hits in the seven ihnings and struck out twelve men.Warren Butler led the winners at bat with three hits in as many times at the plate.Lt.Batho's R.C.O.C.team frum Longue Pointe slugged their way to a 14-12 win over the hitherto undefeated R.C.A.S.C.(MT) Garage team on Monday night.This marked the first loss to the garagemen in seven games and they did not give up without a rea] battle.The winners knocked Art Potter, the garagemen's ace hurier, out of the box in the fourth inning with a four run burst and counted five more in the fifth frame to take a 14-2 lead.The garagemen showed their mettle in the last two frames when they came back to score ten times and only a smart double play executed by the R.C.0.C.infield took the game out of the fire.Alfie Jewett of the R.C.A.S.C.who is leading the league at bat banged out his third bome-run of the season.The No.5 Manning Depot from | Lachine are battling desperately to get back into the plavoff con-: tention.The boys from Lachine dropped their first four games of the season, all by close scores.but have come back to take the next three in a row.The No.5 Depot won their third game when they outscored the No.4 Ordnance 16-4.Bancroft, Mc- Reavy.MacIntosh and Matson led the winners at bat with three hits apiece while Brayton of the losers hit the only home-run of the game.The R.C.A.S.C.(M.T.) Garage team won their sixth game of the season when they came from behind to defcat the Provost Corps 10-7 last Thursday night.A home-run by Pat Oss in the gixth inning was the deciding factor of the game.Maher, Gordon and Rochon were the best for the losers with three hits each.one of Rochon's being a home- run.The No.1 Wireless School got back into a tie for the third place rung in the league standing when Al Zak turned in a no-hit, no- run game for them against the No.4 Ordnance Corps on Monday night.The winners banged out sixteen hits off Lavoie to win out 15-0, Only two of the Ordnancu players reached firet base.one on a walk and the other on an error.but neither of them scored.Zak struck out nine men in his sparkling performance.Group Captain Webber, Commauding Officer at the Wireless School, played the entire seven innings for the winners -and banged out two hits in four times at bat.Alfie Jewett of the R.C.A.S.C.(M.T.) is leading the league at bat according to the averages issued 1his week by the league with Kevin Kennedy of the Dodgers next in line.The following are the ten leading batters in the league: Jewett (R.C.A.S.C.) .660; Kevin Kennedy (Dod.) .538; Romeo Maher (Prov, C.) .533; Doug.Maher (Dod.) .478; Pat Oss (R.C.A.S.C.) .478; Syvie Mundey (Dod) .454; Dunlop (No.4) .444; Allen Dyke (Dod.) .421; Mel Snyder (No.3) .421; Rochon (Prov, C.) .400, Jewett and Kennedy have made the most hits, 14; Jewett has scored the most runs, 12; Bradley of No.12 made the most doubles, 4; Jewett has made the most triples, 3, and Doug Maher of Dodgers the most home-ruus, 4, Four league games are on tap tor to-night, at West'nount Park the R.C.0.C.play No.3 Training meet the R.C.A.S.C.(M.T.), and the Navy play the No.12 Equipment Depot.Over at the West- mount Barracks the Wireless School hook up with the Provost Corps On Monday night the Equipment Depot play the No.4 Urd- nance, R.C.A.S.C.meet the No.3 T.Command and No.5 Manning Depot play the Wirel 55 School.Three more games are set for Wednesday with the Provost Corps playing the Dodgers, Wireless School meeting the R.C.AS.C.and the R.C.0.C.playing the Navy.Standing of the league includ- ing games played on Monday pight June 14.G W I, Pts Dodgers .\u2026\u2026\u2026 8 7 1 14 RCASC (MT) 7 6 1 12 RCOG 00000000 \u2026.\u2026 6 4 2 8 Wireless LL.0.8 4 2 8 No.3.T, Command ., 5 3 2 8 No.5 M.Depot 7 3 4 86 Provost .6 2 4 4 Navy c.ccsscu0e von 7 2 5 4 Eq.Depot 0.ees.6 1 à 2 No.4 Ordnance .6 0 6 0 STANLEY CUP BEFORE Sports given little prominence in the news but nevertheless among the most popular in Canada are hunting and fishing.Wien the Thunder Bay Fish and Game Protective Association held its annual dinner at Port Arthur, the attendance was 265.The overflow of sixty were served elsewhere .Before Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup.Owner Jim Norris told them: \u201cI'd rather win the Stanley Cup than have my name go down on the records as the winner of four Kentucky derbies or get my name ithree times on the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup (yacht racing).I'll throw $6,000 in the pot for you players to divide if you win.\u201d And they did and he did.LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED By McWhinnie's Stay Sharp Longer Bicycle Repairs and Parts for All Makes Locksmith \u2014 General Repairs McWHINNIE\u2019S REPAIR SHOP 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.3113 who has shifted to new territory.Command, No.5 Manning Depot: Johnny Acheson, a pilot officer.is another member of the senior | hockey champions from Ottawa Girls\u2019 Softball Begins Tuesday The opening games in the ladies section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League scheduled for last Tuesday night were rained out but another double header is slated for thls Tuesday with the C.W.A.C.No.11 Company playing the Wireless School (W.D.) on diamond No.1 and the C.W.A.C.No.33 Company meeting the Westmount team on diamond No.2.Last Tueeday's games which were rained out will be playa at & later date.RINKEYDINKS IND CARDINALS TE IN PLAYOFFS Lord\u2019s and Choyce\u2019s Teams Hold One Game Lead in Pee Wee Loop Richard Lord's Rinkeydinks anc Johnnie Choyce's Cardinals hold a one game lead in the semi- tina] playoff series of the pec vec section in the Westmount Muni- ciciral Softball League.The Rinkeydink: defeated the Y.M.C.A.team 27-\" to take a one game lead in their two out of three game series in the A group of the section while the Cardinals outscored the Tornados 25-14 to perform a like fea.in B group.Beth :rou of the section ended up on, sat: \u2018ay morning wheu six games were played.The Y.M.C.A.and Argos ended up tied for first p'*ce and in the sudden death game .0 deci: the first place team, the Argos won one of the best plave games of the season hy a 4-1 score.The Rinkeydinks captured third place and a playof! berth when they eked out an 11-10 win over the last place Panthers, the winners scored their winning run in the last inning.The Rinkeydinks \u2018hen went on to win the tirst game of their three gamr series with the secord place Y.M.C.A.team.Malcolm «Turner starred in the Rinkeydinks win as hc banged out four hts.The winner of this series will mee* the Argos to de- side the c!'ampionship of the A group.Upsets featured the final league games in the B group of the sectior which were played on Saturday morning.Phil Martin's Red Wings won their first game of the season when they defeated the Cardinals 11-10 and the Tornados upset the league leading Panthers 12-9 for their only loss of the season.In the final twin bill the Panthers heat the Cardinals 7-4 and the Tornados made sure of third place in the group Red Wings 23-19.The winner of the Cardinals- Tofnados series will meet the Panthers in the final series for the championship.Final standing of the teams: \u201cA\u201d GROUP wo Pts.Argos 6 2 12 YMCA _ 6 2 12 Rinkeydinks 4 4 8 Royals.305 6 Panthers 001 +11 000000 1 7 2 \u201cB\u201d GROUP Panthers en 5 1 10 Cardinals 3 3 8 Tornados | 3 3 6 \u2026.15 2 | Red Wings Harry Mitchell Veteran Cricketer Honored By Club Completed Fifty Years Of Active Cricket at Acheson is playing with the RCAF team in the Halifax| Last Saturday's Match City League and according to Bobby Bauer, former winger On| Verdun were the visitors to the the Boston Kraut line, \u201cHe's park on Saturday last and were playing better hockey than I \u2018ever saw him play.\u201d Bauer, also the Halifax R.C.A.F.team.was Acheson's team-mate on the | with Allan Cup Flyers last season.dismissed for 85 runs to which Westmount replied with 87 for standing when they defeated the: THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, WAY A-HEAD oe of the Brooklyn Dodgers\u2019 twirling Ed.Head, former hurler for the Royals, has bean the mainstay tor first place of the National League.THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1943 staff in their battle with St.Louis Putting Tournament To Be Held At 8 Tonight The first puiting tournament of the season will be beld this evening on the adult course at King George Park.F.W.Den- ;gate who was isa charge of the \"tournaments last season has kindly consented to act in the same capacity thi.season and players intending to enter in the event are asked to contact him on the greens tonight.To-nights event will be a thirty-six rol~ affair and it will get underway aroand eight o'clock, NOT NEW - (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Believers, spiritually united to thelr ever-living Head.Pentecost has heen described as the Birthday of the Christian Church.If by this we mean a Union of believers welded together into a creative fellowship, then ft fis abundantly true, for under tne impulse of this spiritual baptism they became as one, having all things common, sharing life and service in richest, fullest measure.and sharing fellowship not alone with a Jesus who had lived in Palestine and who died on a cross near Jerusalem, but with an ever-living Victoriour Christ; |?comrade along life's way and a helper in every conceivable circumstance.They could sav and did say\u2014 \u201cWarm, sweet, tender even yet A present help Is He, And faith hath still its Olivet And love its Galilee.\u201d \u2018The Church through all the ages has kept the light of the torch kindled in that Pentecostai 100m, aglow in her heart, In her greatest moments her heart throbs to the heat nf every member's heart and all hearts beat in unison with the Loving heart of Jesus.For the Church is His Body, the outward and visible agenc.of His Spirit at work fn the world.Spiritual Commissions Given \u201cBut Pentecost meant even more than the creation of a fellowship of helievers.It was the commissioning of spiritually \u2018equipped men and women to the high task of witnessing for Jesus Christ in the far-flung world of mankind.\u2018Ye shall he my witnesses in Jerusalem; in Judea: in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.\u2019 \u201cThis was the solemn, rhal- lenging charge laid upon them by Jesus before His ascension.Now had come the fulfilment, in their experience, of the terms and conditions hy which they were to fulfill the glorious mission.the loss of no wickets.Clutsam and Worm were the only players on th: Verdun side to reach double figures, the former having been missed when FOR -\u2014 A > AU June 28t TRIPS - FIRST À VACATION CLUB BOYS WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA 4585 Sherbrooke West h to August 14th Monday to Friday SWIMMING - HOBBIES - HIKES - EDUCATIONAL ID - LIFE SAVING - GAMES - ATHLETICS - ASSEMBLIES - TALKS - MOVIES For Information Phone WwWilbank 2159 he had scored single.The veteran Harry Mitchell playing in th:3 match completed fifty years of acti.e cricket and between the innings.a presentation was made to him by the \u2018Secretary of the Westmount cinb {on behalf of the members.His bowling analysis of seven wickets for 34 runs is a proof that he has lost none of hie old kill.i jof the Davidson Cup takes place | with Westmount playing the West | Indians on Westmoui* Park.We Can't Have Idlers \u2019 The best way to insure against unemployment is to have no uni employment.There is another \u2018point: unemployables.rich or poor, will have to be toned up.\u201cWe cannot afford to have idle ! people.Idlers at the top make \\iélers at the bottom.No one must stand aside in his working prime to purrue a life of selfish pleasure.\u2014~Winston Churchill.On June 19th the first round! \u201cWe know how.under the 1m- \u201cpact and Influence of that Holy | Spirit.these \"courageously and loyally fulfilled (the task committed unto them.i They went everywhere, preach- \u2018ing the word, bearing witness 10 ithe grace and power of their | Lord and Master.It was said of \u2018them \u2018They turned the world up-.(side down.\" A new spirit of ser- | vice found expression in the life of mankind.for the weak were i6trengthened.the suffering were; was \"relieved and the Cospel preached to all mankind.A new spirit of romradeship soon made itself felt.over-reaching social and racial boundaries.A new courage was exhibited in devo- ition and loyalty to Jesus Chriet {and the church.even in the face of persecution.suffering and death.And above al] else, an unquenchable faith in the Fter- nal Lordship of Jesus Christ and in the coming of Hi= Kingdom.shone rediantiy in and throngh the lives of men who joined the.fellowship of helievera and yle'd- \u2018ed themselves tn this spiritual.ipower.\u201cFor us today, this glorinus men and women! STAYNORS LEAD SOFTBALL LOOP BY SECOND WIN Royals Suffer Defeat In Doubleheader at Westmount Park Eddie Baylis\u2019 Staynor softball team took full possession of first place in the junior section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League when they defcated Roy Hellyer's Royals 16-8 in one half ot a doubleheader staged at West- mount Park on Friday night.In the other half of the twin bill the Dodgers nosed out the Beavers 6-6 in a thrilling game.The Staynor win marked their second straight victory as they already hold a 17-2 win over the Dodgers.Tha Staynor batters got to Roy Hellyer, on tha mound for the Royals, for fourteen runs in the first four frantes and chat was the ball game.The winners had a hig fourth inning when nine hits accounted for nine runs with Gordie Craig's circuit clout banging In three of the counters.Willie Jamieson also hit 8 homau- run for the Staynor team.The Royals threatanad for a while in the last two innings when they scored the majority of their runs and fn fact the eleven hits they got fn these two framea, enabled them to outhit their opponents 16-15.Kyle Presco't, Roy Hellyer and Ray Binmore led the Royals\u2019 batters with ten hits between them, one of Hel- ilyer\u2019s being for the circuit.The Dodgers and Beavers waged a see-saw battle, With tha Dodgers tallying the winning run in the last Inning when O'Brien singled In Pau] Peterson who had walker.Previous to thla Euard Read had saved the game FALCONS TIE WITH BOMBERS AFTER WIN for the Dndgers when he ran a) mile to pull down Doug Heron's long outfield fly.Two af the: Beavers were on hase at the time and it looked lke a sure double\u2019 or triple and this would have meant a reversal in the decision | Fuard Read led the winners! at bat gvith two hits, ane \u201cot them, a triple, while Eric Swaine and Johnnie Peirsoh were the heat for; the Beavers with a palr ot hits aplece.Another doubleheader staged at Westmount Park 'n- morrow night when the Dodgers play the Royals and Stavnor Park come up to play the Beavers.On .Tuesday next the Royals will! play the Dodgers at Westmount | |Park while the Beavers make a return visit tn Staynor Park for a game with the home team.will he fact ahides,\u201d concluded Dr.Jones \u201cAI these elements of Spiritual Power, poured out In graclous: and glorious fulners on that first) day of Pentecost, are stil] avall- able tn those who follow the| Christ and who are willing to.yield their llves to Him in consecrated aervice with undivided | loyalty and devotion.\u201cThe paramount nead of the Christian Church today is not better hufldings or finer material equipment: Tt is Spiritual Power, We need.above all else.the ;e- | sources of that same Holv Spirit.{who came in fulness at Pente- |comt.Let us open our hearts .to receive that P- wer and then \u2018go forth to live and serve by | the grace of that gift divine.\u201d Workers and employers in Britain hhve mac-ificed peace time rights to enture maximum production 7.300.000 workers in essential industry cannot qui: | their jobs or be dismissrd, except by permission of the Government.! Lunny\u2019s Team Lose in Bantam Baseball But Share First Place Johnnie Waterson's Falcons upeet the dope in the Westmount Municipal Bantam Baseball League when they defeated the Bob Lunny's Bombers §-7 in a league game played at Atwater Park last Thursday afternoon.The Falcons scored five runs in the last inning to overcome a 7-3 lead that the Bombers had taken in the second frame.This marked the firat loss for the Bombers and sent the Falcons into a first place tie with them, each having won two games and lost one.Farle MacDonald's wildness was the main factor in the Bombers defeat as the slim hurler walked four men in the lass inning all of whom scored.The final and winning run crossed the plate when Griff Marshall went in to pinch-hit for Dennis Skinner and came through with an infleld single that scored Harold Young from third hare.While both MacDonald of the Bombers and Harold Young of the Falcons, on the mound for their respective teams, allowed but four hits aplece they ware tree wit their walke and Issued seven to each team.In the other game played during the week.the Bombers defeated the Roslyn team 12-4 he- hind the one hit pitching of Barle MacDonald.Richard Gaunt banged out the lone Roalyn hit in the third inning: Mickey Bourrassa of the Bomb- erg hit the only home-run of the game when he \"connected with PAGE SEVEN This de another in a series MeFarisne, Physical Director Physical Fitness Through Exercise And Diet of health articles by P.Mat the Westmount Y.M.C.A.= The effect of sunlight has long been known to be good, but it is only comparatively recently that {ts Important chemical effects have been understood.The ultraviolet rays in sunlight act upon a substance in the skin (ergosterol) in much the same way that they act upon the sensitive plate in a camera, producing chemical changes in it.ln the skin, the chemical result {s the production of Vitamin D, which is stored in the skin and distributed by the blood through the body, to ald in cellular nutrition.In many ways the health of those who are duly exposed to sunlight (s improved.Ultraviolet rays tend to increase the nuw- ber of red cells to normal, improve the (one of all muscle fibres, including the involuntary ones in the heart and organs; regulate the mineral deposits in bones and teeth: increase rosis- tance to skin infections, ete, In order to reach the body, rays must strike upon the skin either directly or through litle clothing.which means that the body is letter irradiated in summer than In winter.However, Vitamin D created in the rkin from spring to tall may be stored x ne ons of Guunt's slants in the third Some of the remaining league games will be played in tho mornings and doubleheadors will ba staged In the aftornoons in an affort to finikh off the schodule within the next week or so.No playoffs will be singed but In the event of two tenms ending up tied tor flrat place they will meet In Se.ne > in sufficient quantities to last through the winter, with the ald of that produced in winter through exposure of the face and that obtaîned \u2018hrough the diet.An additional supply from fish liver ofl, Vitamin D extract, or lamps that produce ultraviolet raya, may be necessary in the cane of those who have not stored sufficient Vitamin D during the summer months.Aside from promoting general health in various ways, ultraviolet rays ave often definitely curative of certain maladies (e.g.hone tuberculosis).They are very potent rave, and on that account too great exposure to them by those who are {Il should not be undertaken without madical advice.(Although this ls true of natural sunlight, 1t fa particularly true of artificial rays from sun-lamps.) Soma of the \u201csun-lamps\u2019 on the market are fakes in that they produce no ultraviolet rays, but produce Yaya of dangerous strength, which should be administered only by ° an expert.(Twelve Hours of Hygiene by F, IL.Meredith, B.Sc., M.D.) FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer To Westmount Rapid Delivery Service from 0 am.to 7 p.m.dally Friday to 9 p.m.- Saturday to p.m.FI.4744 a sudden death game {to dacide the championship, IF flrat fine signals busy Dial WE.1616 2209 ST.CATHERINE WEST 1 woul ers of Can Tax raxpay 1049 Ino ome This year.(Lea 80 that of time and dollars.person is to pây.Almost nal by taxes.pleasant 4 obligett TET « \u2019 tu oy Income T their resp ; spirit 85 horas LO VENUE > nr ATIONAL \u2018 MINISTER OF CANADA ADIAN 1nd the tv Lo rem a like ob11gatio ads of their Return before the the forms have they cas de completed ¥ effort.noome Tax 40 pre guture pe in our jlars.- o fighting 4° ex 15 fair vo old raxed in accordance ° 1s no easy vey vo 8 of this var © There® ow vurden, put I also kn jce and ons asibilitie shown by those eiant ac Minister of National ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS MUST BE MADE BY JUNE 30% VIE 11ers that C gent struggles ace and with his million n to tile 8 soth of June: anadians They victory as oach ability in 8 vsare gust be paid Tax 18 not 8 that to © vo fulfil their in the to shoulder ° unbeatable m our ON a a pe = i x PAGE RICHT Herbs For The Hobby-minded 1 know this isn't the time to he talking about hobbies, when everyone's time ig divided between war plants, victory gardens and sleep, but post-war reconstruction plans wil] have a great deal to say on the subject and it ls not very often we find someone who has a hobby that is so unusual.Mra.\u2018Beauchamp\u2019 (we shall call her), whose hobby am going to tell you about, makes a study of herbs.Probahly you think about them as | did\u2014in a vague sort of way, they are used in old-fashioned candy for colds, little old women sell lavender in tiny paper envelopes and various herbs can he used for flavoring.But, did you know that herbs make an Interesting & year-round hobby\u2014from cultiva- {and the pomander balls hung by ting them in the garden to LUrN- {blue ribbons in the clothes closeting them to various uses In the home?This lady, lika our great- grandmothers, finds great delight in her herb garden and uses herbs, fragrant, fasly and soothing, tor everything from scenling household linens to curing various aches and pains.Al the end of a typical English garden walk,\u2019 [ragrantly scented by the lavender border, there is a rose garden, from which she gathers large quantities of rose petals, each year, to add to her dried herbs for a potpourri.Her sweet jar\" in a large pottery one, which ls placed under a window, where the slighiest breeze wi]l waft the perfume through the whole room.Everyone knows the flavor value of chives or sweet basil in salad, sage In meat stuffing and mint in sauce, hut Mrs, \u2018\u2018Beau- champ\u2019 uses the secret of the French salad makers for perfec- tion\u2014that of adding young nasturtium leaves with tender buds and blossoms to a salad: the Frenchman's \u2018fines herbes\u201d for stuffing \u2014 a mixture of fresh chives, thyme, marjoram and parsley; and adds finely cut fresh dill to stews and gravies, Herh teas were used in the days of our forefathers for refreshment and relaxation.Mrs.\u201cBeauchamp\u201d has found that piping hot camomile tea soothes the nerves and points out that many New York beauty shops now serve this old-fashioned hev- erage during one of their treatments for this reason.A guest of Mrs.\u201cBeauchamp\u201d finds warmth in the \u2018\u2019Guest-you- are-welcome-here'' embroidery on the wall of the \u2018spare\u2019 room, the little muslin bags of dried lavender, lemon verbena or rose-ger- anium tucked under the pillows (These halls are a winter pastime and are made by sticking apples or oranges so full of whole cloves that the fruit doesn\u2019t show.) She'll find a cooling face wash ready for her, made of sweet basil and burnet leaves steeped in boiling water and when she descends for dinner she'll have many delightful culinary surprises, he- cause, Mrs.\u201cBeauchamp\u201d is an ardent cook.On a square of homespun or linen, which she has dyed a rich, clear hue hy bofling with an herb, or a combination of herbs, Mrs.\u2018Beuauchamp\u201d will serve a tasty meal.There will be either tomato juice cocktail with finely chopped tarragon, basil and chives, or sorrel soup.Fresh salmon.steamed in cheesecloth, may he served with a sauce of some illusive flavor and green peas rooked with mint.The bread, most likely, will ha home-made with sesame, which has a peculiar nutty flavor.The finishing touch will be a pudding with a \u201cpretty\u201d sauce\u2014 which is Mrs.\u2018Beauchamp\u2019s'\u2019 spe- cially\u2014mada with marigold petals.After dinner, there will be a small glass of elderberry wine to sip.All during the summer, fragrant burches of drying herbs hang from the beamed ceilings in Mrs.\u201cBeauchamp's\u201d charming little house, and, during Jelly- making time, her choicest rose geranium leaves are placed in the bottom of the sterilized glasses and the hot liquids poured over them.The study of herbs is a fascinating one.The ancients believed that the plants were endowed with the powers of the gods and had magical properties, but it ook the moderns to find that hey give health, good appetite and pleasure.Ascension Parish Sodality Holds Sixth Annual Meeting The Sixth Annual Report of Ascension Parish Sodality, read by the Recording Secretary\u2014 Miss Beatrice Berini, at the annual meeting of the Sodality, indicated that the Sodality has en- .larged its activitles and has had & most active and satisfying year.Special mention was made of the members of the executive for the way in which they carried out their duties.The particular aim of the members of Our Lady's committee, under the chairmanship of Miss Sheila Tremblay was to get sodallsts to wear their sodality medals at all meetings.Special feasts of Our Lady were also brought to the attention of the sodalists and the members of this committee organized & pilgrimage to Bonsecours Church and assisted in the details for World Sodality Day.The receptions in December and May were also looked after by this group.A musical entertainment was given at the January meeting of the sodality.A speclal project was the collecting of Rosaries to send overseas, Pamphlets were sold at general meetings by members of the Catholic Truth Committee, under the chairanship of Miss Loretta Slattery.Families in the West were supplied with Catholic literature and Catholic books and magazines were collected for the Armed Forces.A most Interesting and instructive talk was given by Miss Stella McCarthy at the March general meeting on \u2018Catholic Authors and Books.\" A study club met semi-monthly during the year.The charitable activities of the Sodality were well looked after by the members of the Apostolic committee under the chairmanship of Miss Jean Gillies.Fifteen Christmas baskets were filled with clothing, knitted articles and food and distributed to needy families.Entertainment was provided at the Little Sisters of the Poor, the Convalescent Home and St.Patrick's Orphanage.Some of the members of this committee visited the Convalescent Home every Sunday and distributed cigarettes, tobacco and newspapers to some of the patients.This committee has sent 8,000 cigarettes overseas and during the summer will send 3.000 more.A team was organized to assist in the Catholic Federated Charities\u2019 Drive and the collecting of stamps, clothes for the Poor, the clothing of First Communicants, as well as writing to the boys and girls in the Parish who are on ! CITY OF WESTMOUNT - MUNICIPAL TAXES Notice is hereby given that the second instalment of the General Municipal Administration Taxes for year ending 31st December 1943 levied under authority of By-law No.520, will become due on July 1st 1943 and interest will accrue from said date at five percent per annum.Prompt payment of these taxes and all taxes in arrears is requested.Given at Westmount, this fifteenth day of June 1943.A C.W.HOUSTON, Secretary-Treasurer (ONE OF OUR READERS TELLS HOW TO TREAT A CAN OF PUMPKIN A woman office worker, who had \u201chousekeeping privileges\u2019 including the use of the refrigerator, sends ug this recipe for using a tin of preserved pumpkin, which, she found, was too large for quick consumption by one per- #nn, and rather tasteless into the bargain.The whole thing Is put into a large bowl, from which a small quantity is taken daily and treated as follows: First Day: Mix a small quantity with shreddies and maple syrup, Second Day: Add maple syrup, powdered ginger and cream.Third Day: Add maple syrup.powdered ginger with soda crackers crumbed in, Fourth Day: Add nrange juice.maple syrup and small pieces of apple.Fifth Day: Add Brazilian banana powder and cream.Sixth Day: Add rhubarb and maple syrup.Seventh Day: Add pineapple jam, rream and crumbled graham biscuits.active service, were also projects of this committee.An enjoyable time was had at the Hallowe'en social, organized by members of the Social Life Committee under the chairmanship of Miss Gerry Brown.An entertainment after the December reception was provided by this committee, as well as looking after refreshments for same, A bridge was held in February and an \u2018\u2019Old Sodalists Night\u201d was held recently.Bowling was organized under the direction of Frances Browne and Pat Barrett and a tilt between St.Malachy's Sodal- {ty and Ascension was held as a wind-up to the season.The members of this committee are looking after arrangements and tickets for the annual mother and daughter breakfast to be held on Sunday, June 20, at the Queen's Hotel.Tribute was paid to the memory of Veronica Lunny.publicity chairman, who was accidentally killed in December.She was a conscientious and generous worker and her loss has been deeply felt by all, Irene Cach was appointed publicity chairman for the remainder of the year and the members of this committee prepared a New shéet for each general meeting, and looked after the sending of notices to various local newspapers in connection with meetings and entertainments.The Mistress of Candidates, Mary Macintyre, conducted classes for candidates in October and May and thirty-two new members were received.Red Cross Work also proceeded under the direction of Miss Macintyre and a substantial number of articles was completed.A donation of $5 was made to the Catholic Federated Charities and sodalists also assisted the C.W.L.in their recent -drawing.The Sodality is organizing a team, under Miss Mary Wickham, to assist in the coming St.Mary's Hospital Drive.Election of officers was held under the chairmanship of the nominating chairman, Miss Pat Barrett.The following sodalists were elected to office: Prefect, Mary Macintyre; vice-prefect, Beatrice Berini; recording secretary, Mary Wickham; corresponding secretary, Madeline Ryan,; treasurer.Jean Gillies.The retiring prefect, Miss Carroll McDonald, thanked the sodal- ists for the co-operation and support they had given her and vole- ed a special vote of thanks to the Director of the Sodality.Father George Thoms, for his tireless and unending work in support of the Sodality.Father Thoms spoke of the Summer School of Catholic Action to be held at Loyola College from June 28 to July 3.It was moved by the sodalists that the Sodality pay the tuition of two members to represent it at the Summer School.The Sodality season will re open on Monday, September 20, Home-made onion soup takes the place of canned.and saves points.To prepare it: Sauté a cup of onion slices in a bit of fat until brown, then add & mixture of three cups of water and three chicken bouillon cubes.Simmer for about ten minutes.Season to taste and top with a slice of bread sprinkled with grated cheese \u2014 parmesan, if you can get it.Serves three to four, | Thankful and Still Thinking Of Others For Canadian readers tempted ts bemoan rationing or shortages of this and that, here's a \u201cthumbs up\u201d note from a reader in Leicester, England: \u201cMore than one month it has been a case of half-rations In eggs,\u201d gshe says, \u2018which means one egg for two of us Instead of a monthly egg for each, We find the way to make that egg go as far as possible i8 to scramble it with potato and spread {i on bread and \u2018marge.\u2019 \u201cWe have got quite into the way of cooking more potatoes than we need for the midday meal s0 there are some left over to make a supper dish.We have had potato scones, cheese pudding, and if there is any jam to be spared, a sweet pudding can be made, Applesauce made with as much potato as apple js very good and has helped to lengthen the 7 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1943 WEEKLY TIPS FOR MEAT RATIONING Canadian women are no longer, novices at meat rationing.It is amazing how quickly the adjust- | ment is made to thinking in terms ! of coupons and coupon values, and | by now most women have realized that the prospect of meat rationing seemed much worse than the reality when jt came, One good thing that meat time we had apples.Potato can be usefully added to any stewed or bottled fruit.\u2018It we feel a shortage of anything here we cannot grumble\u2014 we are so sorry for the poor people in Europe who would be so glad if they could have what we have, We must all help them when we can.\u201d rationing wil, do is to help intro- dure varie'y into meals, New re- | ripes, designed to make the most | of a small amount of meat, are not only coupon-thrifty, they would stand nn their own merits\u2019 as welcome additions to menus at fus Curry, Alistair Riddell, Ron- jald Thurston, Peter Bailey, Rich- This Meat and Potato Casserole 27d Pearson.Kenneth Keat.any time, from the testing kitchens of teh Consumer Section of the Depart-: ment of Agriculture is an example.Here is a meat dish that serves 6 and only requires one coupon.Dishes of this sort, served two or three days a week, will leave enough coupons for a man- sized roast for the week-end.Meat and Potato Casserole (1 coupon\u20146 servings) \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d == (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) == Wright.L Cpl.Robert Eastwood, \u2018L.Cpl.Geof.Camp; 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