The Westmount examiner, 6 juillet 1945, vendredi 6 juillet 1945

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Playground Plan eeps Children Actively Busy he children\u2018 on the play- bunds at Westmount, Staynor d Prince Albert have entered season\u2019s.initial programme h great gusto.The summer hools at-these sites are com- ting in a \u201cbooks for the ser- emen\u201d drive and the literature piling up at an enormous rate all three playgrounds.At least two teams at each of ese three spots are out can- ssing their.neighbourhoods in endeavour to gather together large number of books which iil be sent to the Magazine epot of M.D.4.Next week\u2019s programme at the aygrounds includes talks on palth, safety and first aid.Ex- prt opinion will be given on these hree subjects at all playgrounds nd at the end of the week an say contest will be entered into y the children and the winning forts will be published in this aper.Another weekly event starting pmorrow wil] be the Friday boat aces at the pond in King George Park.Each Friday these sail- oat and motor-boat races will be eld with the first event starting t three o'clock.Staynor Playground Two teams have entered the play-| \u201cbooks for the servicemen\u201d drive at Staynor, composed mostly of girls and the younger boys.The captains are Pamela Gedge and Diane Lemieux.The children on the first mentioned team are Margaret Jolley, Joan Jolley, Barbara Brambell,.Juanita Sherry, Noreen Sherry, Come Halifax, Patsy Joiner and Lois Foreman.: Those on Diane Lemieux\u2019s team are Leona Prevost, Lorna Burton, Beverley Bishop, Ronny Foreman and Evelyn Pidgeon.Two others Keith Williamson and George Fowler have not been assigned to teams, A pee wee team from Staynor played a similar groap from West- mount Park on Wednesday but it was too late to get the results in this paper.Another inter-play- ground event saw a team from Staynor meet a group from West- mount Park in horseshoes.This match was played last night and plans were to have three or four matches played at -Staynor and a like number at Westmount Park.Those included on the Staynor team were Allen Turner, Fred DeJean, Kevin Mooney, Bert Kelly, Lorne Foy, Pat Lomasney, Malcolm Turner and Gerry Berry.The horseshoe matches will prob- (Continued on Page 2) egion Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Branch Irganizing Committee Appointed The proposed Ladies Auxiliary or Legion Branch 39 was again ha subject of much discussion, vith Provincial President Mrs.S.Sheritt and Honorary Secretary Mrs.S.Copping of the Quebec \u2018ommand Women's Auxiliary present when the meeting of the \u2018estmount Branch was held In ictoria Hall.An organizing committee of five ladies was appointed to study and report on further Progress of the new group.Mrs.J.Heron, Mrs.W.Muir- head, Mrs.J.Martin, Mrs, W.Fisher and Mrs.Ross Morton were appointed to form the initial committee and all interested ladles wishing to join the proposed Auxiliary are asked to get In touch with any of the above, who will gladiy provide any required information.The wives, mothers, sisters and relatives of servicemen and ex- servicemen, whether of this war or the last war, are all eligible for membership in the Legion's Women's Auxiliary and =are extended an earnest invitation to saroll in this body whose sole alm is the welfare of returned veterans and thelr dependents.Since the regular meeting the organizing committee met with Mrs.8, ~ Copping at the home of Mrs.J.Heron, 4326 St.Catherine Street West, for discussion.Several new members have already enrolled but many more are required to ensure the success of the Auxiliary.1t was therefore decided to hold another meeting at an early date, July 17th, possibly in Victoria Hall, although arrangements in that respect are at present incomplete, further information however may be obtained by calling Mrs.J.Heron, WE.1802.CHURCH MEMBERS DISCUSS HOUSING The housing shortage in West- mount has reached the point where church congregations have to purchase dwellings outright for their pastors, it appears from a letter to members of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, Westmount, who have been called to meet on that subject.\u201cWe are all aware that the question of renting a house is a serious one and despite all efforts we have not thus far been able to obtain a house, tliat or apartment,\u201d the letter says.\u201cIn view of this it would seem that we have no al- T.Sheritt and Mrs.ternative but to purchase a residence.\u201d { Seroing the City of W estou, Garden Subarb o Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1945 \u2014 \u201cHardwood Floors Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4263 St.Catherine St, ; Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 OCOD oC Ooo D0) PRICE: \u2014 THREE CENTS ERVICEMEN SAILOR REACHES PORT Shown above with Grandmother Mrs.Emily Leggett, mother and father Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Leggett, is Petty Officer R.Leggett in front of their home at the time of arrival and welcome.\u2014 Photo by \u201cCameranews.\u2019\u2019 Nautical Welcome Home Flying Flags Greet Sailor Son\u2019s Return Marries In England This War Same As His Dad In The Last When Petty Officer Reginald Leggatt, 28, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs, R.J.Leggatt, 5042 Western avenue, formerly of 4128 St.Catherine St.W., returned home after an absence of three years, he found that his folks had followed rautical tradition in true Navy style and dressed ship to welcome him back to the home port at the end of a long eventful voyage.The lawn had received a crew haircut and from two high points on the roof a double line of bright coloured pennants, which fluttered in the breeze, led down to a point on the sidewalk.Flags decorated the porch, a welcome home sign hung outside the front room window and the face of a first lord of the Admiralty smoking a huge cigar peered out the window ir friendly fashion, a sallor was coming home and everything was shipshape and Bristol fashion.Reggie jolned the army in the early years of the war thus following the example set by his father in the first.World War but, after completing his basic training, he transferred to the Senlor Service and underwent his naval training at Halifax, Nova Scotia, when he was posted to H.M.C.8.Alberni which was on convoy duty in the Western Ocean, Convoy Route After 4 spell on the Murmansk convoy route which left him a sick rating, he was assigned to H.M.C.S.Niobe where he was attached to the engineering staff for some time and, on recovering his health, was gent to the \"Chatham Naval Depot in England for further engineering training.During his course of instruc- tiom at the Naval Depot, the young seaman met and married his English bride, Miss Betty Ann Horstall, of Worthing, Sussex, at that time a member of the Army Transport Service, in which corps she served for four years and who, with their young son, is expected here at an early date, in this respect young Leg- gett again copled «the example set by his father who married a Brighton girl, the present Mrs.Leggett, during the last war when he was stationed in the South of England as & member of the thirteenth Canadian Division.Ship Torpedoed On completing his studies at the Chatham Naval Depot he was posted to H.M.C.S.Athabaskan and was at hig battle station during the Channel engagement when this fine ship was torpedoed and went down with heavy loss of lite.Burned and blown overboard, he was picked up, to use his own words, \u201cmore dead than alive\u201d by the crew of a German (Continued on Page 2) - UNITY GROUP ARE VISITED REVELRY EV The dance at the Westmount *Y\"\u201d brought together about 95 Unity members and a number of the Rotarians who sponsored the evening's frolic.Mr.A.A.Boire, President, Rotary Club of West- mount, Mr.W.G.Moxley, Chairman, Community Service Come mittee, Mr.H.E.McManus, chairman Youth\u2019s Work Commit tee, Mr.P.Q.Delgato and Mr.W, F.Close were among those who looked In on the \u2018teen action for his unit, and it was due agers\u201d revelry.Mr, and Mrs.E.J.Anderson were two other welcome guests.They acted as patron and patroness, Russel Lloyd was again a lucky prize-winner.A new girl member, Elsie Wilkinson also won a \u201cdoor\u201d prize.The next Unity Club Dance is scheduled for Fri day, July 20th, at 8.30 p.m.Members are urged to advise the Dance Committee as early as pos sible of their intention to attend as arrangements are made to ace commodate one hundred and fifty members and friemds only.Enters tainment and refreshments are belng provided as usual.Regimental Officers Greet Battalion Veteran Lieut.-Col.H.G.Brewer, M.C., cfticer commanding, and fellow cfficers of the 2nd (R) Battalion together with a group of returned officers of the Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.) gave a royal welcome home to Lieut.-Col.A, Hector Lowe, who went overseas .with the first Battalion in December, 1939 as a gubaltern, Colonel Lowe, who was appointed to command of the 1st Battalion of the regiment, now known as the R.M.R.Defence Battalion, which is slated to join the Canadian Pacitic Force, formerly commanded the R.M.R, Defence Company which did outstXnding work in the North West European campaign.Tributes to Colonel Lowe\u2019s service to Canada and to the Royal Montreal Regiment were paid by Colonel Brewer, and Maj.-Gen.C.B.Price, C.B., D.S.0.,, D.C.M,, a former commanding officer of the regiment, and now its honorary colonel.Colonel Brewer said that Colonel Lowe had always jinsisled, so far ag it was in his power, on also to him that the R.M.R.had been selected to go to the Paclfic, He pointed out that in a peculiar (Continued on Page 12) ! Continues Y.M.C.A.Style Another week of activities bas been tucked under the belts of Vacation Landers.Some boys have Jeft for camp\u2014some have taken on Summer jobs and some have gone to Summer cottages.But, for all that, everybody has been having fun.- Bob Eden, High School boy, who was assisting all last week, has 1eft to.work on a farm.Bert Kropp, who has just returned from the military encampment, is taking over leader- ehip of Vacation Land, and will be working.with the younger leaders on further programmes.Peter Sykes now is a Councillor at Camp Perrot.Tom Sparrow, au- other Junior leader, has also left for Camp.: \u2018THURSDAY'S EVENTS .\u2018'The Club has been most fortunate in having ideal weather so far, and the gang that travelled te St.Helen's Island certainly enjoyed every minute.Forty boys left Westmount at 10 a.m.You can bet the first thing ey did was to swim \u2014 swim and more swim.The water was just right for prolonged swimming.Even when it was time for lunch, no one wanted to stop swimming.\u201cDuring the two fiours for lunch the rest of the boys wandered all over the Island, then went into the water again.What a day! When all trecked home again, tired and happy, everybody decided another jaunt to St.Helen's Island would have to be.Even with sunburns and tiredness all declared it a gala day.The leaders were Ron George, fom Sparrow, Peter Swift, and the following boys dove or jumped from the third level of the high fower\u2014Peter Swift, Tom Parrott, Kizzy Goode, Ian Beckett and Tom Sparrow.FRIDAYS HAPPENINGS Assembly was cut short.Unfortunately the speaker was unable to come, so the time was absorbed in giving out points, announcements and news.During morning swim Terry Brookfield swam out of the non-swimmer class by crossing the pool under bis own steam, The afternoon brought another trip to the Westmount Mountain where the Indians defeated the Settlers in a seek and find and band to hand encounter.The afternoon was hot so one or two tired boys sat in the shade.The idea caught, because in ten minutes every boy was doing likewise.Of course, the stories they heard helped a little.Yes indeed, ihey spent à good hour listening lo stories and just resting.The swim that followed provided a happy ending to a grand day.SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY The gang had its usual swim Saturday but the hig event was ithe week-end trip to Perrot.Sixteen boys, under the leadership of \u201cDoc\u201d Kinrade, made the trip.Big and small, the lads that went were:\u2014Peter Swift, Ron George, Bob Gough, Laurie Bennett, Terry Brookfield,\u201d Paul Van der Slice, Michael Hewton, Jan Beckett, .Peter Holland, John Nourse, Vincent Roberts, Dickie Grant, Peter Sykes, Kizzy Goode, Bob Coffey and Bob Sherlock.The boys know now what five miles represent, Many tired feet plodded into Camp in time for a pwim and supper Saturday after- noon, That night everyone elected.to sleep on the hay in: fhe- barn, but, after ine thing and another, some ended up by sleeping out- doors\u2014roughly three hours.The rest of the time was \u2018spent in noise and fun, Sunday wäs a quiet day.Everyone had the opportunity of resting or seeing what they wanted around camp.Of coursé the camp fire at night was a big thing.Some boys went for a moonlight swim as well.And everone slept better the second night.Monday everyone had the usual scramble to-find everything, pack \u2018and \u2018be ready to pull out for home.The: train conducior was pretty good to us for we had a coach to ourselves all the way.If you want to know what it means not to drink for an hour\u2014ask the boys.TUESDAY'S HAPPENINGS Tuesday didn\u2019t see all the boys on the job.Some were quite tired | after the long week end.For all that 25 boys went over to Belmont Park for the day.Yeu should see the bunch in action.They aren't all angels by any means, but they are a grand lot to know, WEDNESDAY\u2019S HAPPENINGS The morning hours were spent in getting new teams under way.The teams for the week are captained by Peter Swift, Tom Par- rott, and Ken Parrott and the vice-captains are Gillles Ross, Paul Manson, Ted Hough.There are ten boys in each team.A fourth team is led by Andrew Coté and is not fully formed yet, but by Thursday it is expected to have that one and two more teams completed.The boys spent the afternoon on another treasure hunt in¥West- mount Park.Peter Swift laid the {rain and the winners were Brian Gallery, Peter Holland, Jimmy Morgan, Michael Hewton, David Bunclark, Gillies Ross, Jack Don- nelly, Barnard Downes, Leslie Syvret, Paul Lavigne and John Swift.All in all it has been a very happy week for all.Playground Plan (Continued from Page 1) ably be continued on with another match to be played at a later date.Basketball and volleyball leagues will be organized at Stay- nor next week, it is expected to have two teams from Westmount Park and a similar number from Staynor to compete in these sports.The idea is to have a game of each sport going on at the same time, when the games are finished, the groups will change courts and continue on with the other game.Thursday nights has been \u2018suggested for these games.nmFn-v rv.ra atc(m sports etao à Prince Albert Great enthusiasm and keen competition have prevailed in the book drive at this playground, the two teams under captains Donald Hendry and Jon Powell have been canvassing the neighborhood with steady thoroughness.The boys and girls on the teams include Clive Ellis, Celia Benett, Ian Grant, Gail Conlin, Peggy Mac- Rae, Heather MacRae, Sandra Herman, Robin Binmore, Pamela Ellis, Toni Powell, Mark Hender- DB.E.M.GALARNEAU Surgeon-Dentist 312 LANSDOWNE AVE.(Between Sherbrooke & Western) DExter 7030 Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS K.C.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West dus + : fa D By GEORGE ous \u2018COCHRANE -| MacRae.After.a fairly.mr.conversa: tion with Dr.W.H.Hatcher, assistant dean of McGill University land the man who {has the final say as to whether or not a student will be admitted to the seat of learning, we, can| supply anxious matriculation students with something worth knowing.Judging from the nervous state im which several members of the graduating (they hope) class have been living the last couple of weeks, it\u2019s probable that this little bit- of information will be greeted with wide open ears.\u2019 The minimum requirement for entry into all faculties is a total of 650 on the junior matriculation examinations.That merely means that an application without a total of 650 marks will not be considered.It doesn\u2019t guarantee a student with 650 plus admission into the university.\u2018 Nobody who just manages to son, Tommy Irwin, Terry O\u2019Brien and Graham Stewart.The two campaign managers are Charlie Agnew and Allan Gordon.-.The number of books collected to date is not only gratifying but amazing.At the moment of writing, Jon Powell's team is ahead with 1086 points while Donald Hendry's aggregation have 879.Thus the two teams are evenly matched with just a couple of days to go.The teams are marked according to the classification of books brought in, hard covered books for example are worth quite a bit more than ordinary magazines, A sand modelling contest took place last week which proved of interest.In the first group of children, seven years and over, honours went to Jon Powell, Ronnie Balnninger and Heather The second group, for those under seven.years, first place went to Robin Binmore, second place to David Nelson and third place to Ian Grant.Other participants were Judy Harshaw, Diana Currie, Toni Powell, Donald Hendry, Michael! Ney-Smith, Bertelle Gatto, Marion Currie, Mark Henderson, Graham Stewart, Petter Ney-Smith, Ian Mac- Lellan, Terry O\u2019Brien, Agnew Meek, Susan Harshaw and David Binmore.Westmount Park Three teams headed by Jerry Pecknold, Rene Chatelois and Francis Mcintosh are entered in the great \u2018book\u2019 drive at this summer school.The first named group is leading the field of energetic workers.Those on Peck- nold\u2019s team are Ronald Raphael, Wilma Nash, Joan McVey, Charlotte McGilliss Nancy Donohue, Catherine O'Brien, Lillian Gallery and Johnny O\u2019Brien, The boys and girls on Chatelois\u2019 team are Betty Baird, Maureen Moynaugh, Jack Moynaugh, Robert Gardiner, Micheline Du- fresne, Beverley Munro and Joan Martin.The third team headed by Francis Mcintosh includes Elsie Pollard, Brian Patterson, Tony Patterson, Peter Haley, Joey Livingston and Jimmy Sherwood.A pee wee team including Fred Hofman, John Higgins, Joey Livingston, Jim Sherwood, Norman Clark and others invaded.Staynor playground on Wednesday for a softball game, \"A return game will probably be played in the next week or so.The Westmount Park horseshoe team that competed against Stay- nor last night \u2018probably included Roger Lamb, Garth Gilhooly, Bill Morton, Bill.Fee, lan \u201cRed\u201d Forrest, Ed Moore, Ross Gilling- bam and others.\u2019 pass in \u2018every subject will be admitted, said Dr! Hatcher, and he intimated that a student must \u2018Lave high marks in at least three suhjects if his application for admission is going to be met with an affirmative response.The doctor is chiefly interested in barring students who have little or no chance of passing their university courses.With an ever- increasing number of servicemen taking advantage of the government\u2019s offer of a free college education, the doctor can afford to be a little harsh, Science students will have a tougher time than any, for requirements for entrance to faculty of science will be higher than for any other faculty.The doctor aid not want to be more specific than that, but he did say that one new method of assessing candidates has been adopted, with the co-operation of principals of all the schools that have rupplied McGill with pupils; in the past.The principals are being asked to till out forms which will give university officials an idea of the aptitudes and general conduct of junior and matriculation students.The forms will be treated as very confidential, will be seen by no more than three members of the McGill faculty, and will be burned as early as possible.No mention of an increase in the number of marks required by Jewish students has been mentioned, the assistant dean \u2018said.VACATION ITEMS Bob Grant boarded the S.S.Norman P.Clement, upper St.Lawrence and Great Lakes steamer, on Sunday, as a deckhand.The ship left Montreal on Tuesday and Bob has promised to forward us reports of nis progress and adventures.Leonard Beaton, president of the young Progressive-Conservative association of this district, started work for The Gazette on Monday.He's in the financial department.Emma-Lou Agnew, one of the many stars of the Purple and White Revue \u2019'45, is working up at the Royal Victoria Hospital's Neurological Institute for the summer.Kyle Prescott, holder of the G.P.Smith trophy, given annually to Westmount High\u2019s best athlete, is working as a supervisor for the Hampstead Parks Department.Or is it the Hampstead : ded {Continued Trom;Pase 1) Elbing class destroyer.troubles Were nôt*over \u201cby means, British aircraft bom the destroyer continially on trip to Brest and\u2019 Reggie strong feelings on\u2018 this.score, § riving at Brest, he and thi other badly injured Canaÿ seamen were taken to the Ger Naval Hospital where they \" when this town was beavily bo ed, After a spell in an interro tion camp at Dulag Nord.he interned \u2018in a prisoner of camp at Marlag_ where he spy 2 year and took part in the mar to Lubeck, during which time again survived the ordeal of } ing strafed by British planes } fore being finally liberated by | British forces.Home Again on being freed he was inn diately pressed into police dut fii the liberated \u2018area but thy proved to be of a temporary x ture and short duration.One f morning he and geveral of } liberated shipmates boarded Liberator bomber and when flight ended he found hi back in Scotland on board H.C.S.Niobe, the starting point the series of adventures in whi be-married, was brought close death on several occasions, tak prisoner, finally liberated arrived home with many sou mirs, not the least of which is heavy black beard, the gubjest much discussion among | younger members of the Legge family.Petty Officer Leggett receiv his early education at Quee School and the Old Academy à Cote St.Antoine Road.Park Department?.À ye ago tomorrow Buddy Beck, Qua Common, Don Hawker, Big BI Reade and a number of WHS\u2019 left for the R.C.A.F.depot at To onto.Less than six months late they were all in civvies once mor Now most of them are in the na a few in khaki.Connie Di blee, the sage of St.Catherin street, is working for the C.I.this rummer.+ SUMMER CLOSING The Westmount Branch of the Red Cross will be closed until August 15th at 10 a.m.From August 15th till September 4th the Branch will be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 am.til 1 pm.From September 4th, open from 10 am.till 5 p.m.$6.650.00 .M you have, or can acquire, a suitable lot (this Company has lots listed) we will build you this home under THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT on the following terms: Down Payment $2000.00.ments of $29.20.Interviews by appointment only.- Balance in monthly pay- Write Box 224 \u2014 2191 Hampton Ave, N.D.G.for day or evening appointment at our office.mit ce fi .* dr \u2018Westmount Vacation Land | Nautical Weléo | pré oO Un lanned pld ev Tw a.m, nches The # yar bd oth h day illon shore Track eduled zes Wi ten nic pr ire, V psident in atte full icipate week il be a ently the pture 8 le trip.Safety 1 1, while facilit at no à omises s occas pug.\u2014 One of lalizatio me due e Depa bmethin b safet ace in \u2018 tion is he large the wo This b he Stat here it ecreasec ent and ame Pp \u2014 A sche hoved rawer hilip IT CARI Clea J.4 Color 8 Good à Repair 48 paper js \u201c lo age 1) er * by ft bom lly on egrie -8cOre, and th Canag he Gery they w vily box interro rd.he r of > he spy the ma h time eal of à planes } ted by { vas imp lice dut but th orary y One t al of à oarded wher | d himes ard H, point ; in whi t close ns, tak ated a ny sou vhich is subjest ong | e Legg receiv t Quee ademy à .A ye ck, Qua Big Bi WHS'e ot at To iths late ce mor the na nnie Di ICatheria he CI.[IG nch of closed 10 a.m.peptem.vill be Inesday 0 am, tember tin 5 pp \u2018Fuel Oil DExter 1132 856 Sherbrooke St.West Coke stmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d nity Boys\u2019 Club an Gala Picnic or The Week End Unity Boys\u2019 Club, sponsored by Westmoûnt Rotarians, lanned a gala picnic complete with beach, boating and track and bld events for the weekend at Rogers\u2019 Beach, St.Eustache-sur-le- Two spetial chartered buses will leave from Staynor Park at a.m.and members are requested to come fully provided with nches and swim suits prepared for a grand outing.The beach is clean, sandy, and shallow water extends for about Boats are available for rental purposes, nd other facilities are calculated to add to the completion of a thor- A dance¥ 8 yards out fro mshore.h day's enjoyment.illon is conveniently close to shore line.Track and field events are eduled and first and second es will be awarded in each of ten contests slated for the nic programme, while A, Aire, Westmount Rotary Club esident, and Mr.McManus will in attendance.full turn out of members is icipated for this big affair of week, and the six cameras, I! be available during the day ently donated to the Club, the use of those inclined to pture souvenirs of a pleasur- le trip, Safety precautions are urged on , while at the same time using facilities provided to the full, at no accidents may mar what omises to be a genuinely joys occasion for all who come pug.» ry eet JOB SAFETY One of the hazards of indus- ialization Is the amount of lost me due to accidents.Recently e Department of Labour tried bmething new.It is a program of b safety training, and the first ace in Canada to see it put into tion is Kimberley, B.C., one of he largest lead \u2018and zinc centres h the world.This has been done before in he States, but not in Canada.here it has been tried, accidents WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY $, 1945 i have ecreased by as much as 75 per ent and in some industries be- ame practically non-existent.A schoolboy in Esplugas, Spain, hoved a table and spilled a rawer containing $100,000 in hilip ITY gold.PAINTING AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Most Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Color Suggestions and Estimates Free T.7192 | competing against each other in F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Cood assortment of imported goods always In stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4883 SHERBROOKE WEST ELweed 0082 Dr.Ewart Hines Delivers Last Club Lecture The last of a series of three lectures on \u2018Boys\u2019 Life\u201d was delivered to Unity Boys\u2019 Club Tuesday night by Dr.Ewart Hines of the Mental Hygiere In- stitute, Dr.Hines pointed out several facts regarding \u2018\u201cboy- behaviour\u201d which are ultimately concerned with the youth's individual self and the community as à whole.He proved mental worry developing from a form of \u201cguilt-complex\u2019\u201d wag highly detrimental to an adolescent personality.Supervisor, executives and members express thelr simcere thanks and appreciation to Dr.Hines, Dr, Graham, of the Royal Victoria Hospital, and Roy Locke, of the Notre Dame de Grace Y.M.C.A., who did the lecturing and to Wilt Spearman, of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d through whom these lectures were made possible.Sailboat Racing Starts Tomorrow The first sailboat racing of the season at the King George pond will be held this -afternoon and each Friday afternoon from now till the end of the summer.Starting time each afternoon will be three oclock.As usual, first, second and third place ribbons will he awarded to the racing boats.While sailboats generally predominate, races will also be held for motorboats in the event there are enough of them.The boat races are a part of the city\u2019s recreational programme \u2018and are generally very popular.Elther boys or girls can enter boats in the races, as many as they wish, Plans are underway to hold an inter-playground regatta before the season is over, with boâts owned by children attending the various summer schools team competition.re The barrel cactus acts as a compass to persons lost in the desert, since it always leans to the south, ee Plant life furnishes the oxygen which all animal life in the ocean must have to breathe, * A slice of cake with sweetened crushed strawberries and chilled custard sauce flavored with lemon Cadet Squadrons - Go To RCAF.° a Kingston Camp Approximately 35 boys of No.56 Montreal West Air Cadet Squadron will attend camp at the \u2018'R.C.A.F.-8.F.T.S.Kingston, Ont., for 10 days commencing next week.Adjutant F/O Duncan M.Jones will accompany these cadets to camp where they will be met and received by F/L B.H.Johnston, commanding officer of the squadron.\u2018 Other squadrons attending the same camp will be, No.169 Lower Canada College, No.21 Mount Royal and No.69 Verdun.They will undergo intensive training yet with much thought given for their entertainment and enjoyment of the camping trip in the way of sport and recreation: Boys\u2019 Brigade Prepare For Camp Leave Next Week The 18 Company are counting the days until camp opens and look forward to a great time at their rendez-vous in St.Andrews East.Captain J.H.Richardson and Lieut.Alex Upham paid an official visit last Monday to the camp and were pleased to see everything in readiness, including an enlarged dining pavilion, ready to handle a much larger number than in previous years.This summer, the 1st Company have extended an invitation to 12 boys from the 2nd Company to camp with them, under their own officers.Capt.J.Proctor will ve in charge of this group.Captain J.Howard Richardson will command the camp assisted by Lieut.Arthur Hadley, home on furlough after having been away for three years in the Navy, who will be in charge of special features including cycle trips, hikes, instruction in camp-craft, Lieut.A.G.Upham will again hold the post of registrar and treasurer while Lieut.A.G.Apderson\u2019s duties will be that of deputy Commander of the camp, taking care of special instruction groups.It 1s anticipated that 36 boys will be in camp this summer and that all will have a bicycle so as to enable them to enjoy a number of trips which have been already planned® Life guards for the two weeks will be Sgt.Alan Keith, Sgt.Bob Eastwood.Corp.James Dugan and L/Cpl.Alistair Riddell.The camp will open on the 14th and close on the 28th.The Company were happy to welcome Jimmy \u2018Patterson back on furlough and look forward to having him drop in on their camp.He looks very well and la eager to see all the boys again.Insects don't chirp in unison, as people probably think they do, it just sounds that wa.In a chorus of crickets or katydids it's every man for himself, and they are males, since it's only the males that can chirp.In Breat Britain, more thar 150,000 tons of timber, salvaged from bombed buildings, were refinished and made into crates and rind make a jifty dessert.! + \u2018 2209 St.Catherine West Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, WE (Near The Forum) LICENSED GROCER CT Cigarettes, etc.DELIVER Fl.4744 The influence of the listeners and the effect which their presence exerts on a public speaker together with the orator\u2019s reaction to the mentality of his hearers formed the theme of an address made by Murray R.Chip- man, when he addressed members of the Westmount Rotary on the subject \u201cThe Indispensable Audience.\u201d \u201cSpeaking in a humorous manner which was high-lighted by many amusing anecdotes which the speaker employed in deft manner to illustrate his points, Mr.Chipman emphasized the dangers surrounding the public speaker who fails to study and analyse the particular audience which he is addressing._ Certain rules and principles must be followed at all times by with any group, the speaker said, the public speaker in dealing if the reaction of the indispensable audience is to be such as will add to the prestige of the speaker and ensure him a future invitation to address the same group at some future date.During the course of his talk the speaker maintained a high level of humour which was well received by those present, but towards the end of his address he adopted a more serious tone, closing his address by reciting a poem entitled \u201cThe Airman\u2019s Prayer,\u201d which he had heard while attending the memorial service of a young airman who was killed on active service.Rotarian MacAndrews thanked the guest speaker at the conclusion of his address and said.that it one judged the audience\u2019 reaction by the amount of laughter heard during the address there could be no doubt: concerning the speaker\u2019s successful application |On Public Speaking \u201cIndispensable Audience\u201d Essen tial Requirement Outstandingly Good PAGE THRES - of the rules which produce a fae vourable audience- reaction.L Members present at the dinners ere provided with slips whick called their attention to the Rote ary Club Golf Championship to be played over Grovehlli next Wednesday, July 11th, Rotarian Tom Davis, in a brief talk asked that all Rotarians turn out in ore der to make this annual event à sucéess.Norman Holland, of the Monte real Rotary Club, was the only visitor present, and he added an exciting note to the proceeding by offering to dispose.of six brand new golf balls to any golfer who intended to play at the Annual Golf © Tournament next Wednesday.War Canoe Thrills Young Boating Party Twenty-two Unity boys and girls were guests of Howard Rad- ford, Commodore of the Cartier- ville.Boating Club, Saturday afternoon.The boys were treated to a rare bit of hospitality by being initiated to the labour of paddling in a war-canoe.The big fifteen-man shell seemed to have held no terrors for the visitors from Westmount.They appeared to -wield the wooden blades well enough to be invited for another visit whish eventually may mean membership and a place in a racing crew for some.Buddy Selby, Ian Campbell and Freddie Squires were among those who were most impressive manipulating the rakish craft.One birth in every 93 brings twins in the United States.system STOKERS AND FURNACES REPAIRED 6051 WESTERN AVE.boxes for important War uses.FURNACES CLEANED with our new improved BY EXPERTS Phone Your Order Now! 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[ .\u20ac ¥ P ce KY \u201cSR 3 + À a EE ® A aly ta $ R \"ME THE EXAMINER Serving the city\u201d \u2018et Westmount 9 # Garden Srbarb of Canada\u2019s Metropelis.Coa Publisked Every Friday bp ta 7 + THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2197 Hampton Ave.\u2018 Waéinut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be au: independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted te public service.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1945 COMPETITION UNDER.CONTROL A delegation from the Retail Merchants\u2019 Association of Canada recently submitted a draft to Mr.J.O.Asselin, chairman of the City\u2019s Executive Committee, asking that the city\u2019s by-laws be amended to limit the sale of gasoline to the hours of 7 a.m.to 7 p.m.week days, with closing an hour earlier on .Sundays.The idea, born of, the wartime experience of.the vendors, is a good one.It .could be extended to many other lines of business with considerable benefit to the busi- - nesses concerned, and no great hardship on the public.Competition may be the life of trade, but too much of it carries service to the public to ridiculous extremes, with no benefit to anyone.For instance, in pre-war days in this district, the competition among shops selling .magazines, tobacco, soft drinks, ice cream, and so forth forced them all to remain open far longer than necessary, to employ help that wiped out the profits, and made business a futile \u2018struggle for a livelihood.One local merchant told us the other day that in spite of the fact the government has rationed, directly and indirectly, almost everything he sells, he ¥s doing better than in the piping days of peace.\u201cIn those days,\u201d he said, \u201cI had to hire a clerk to take the orders over the phone, and I had six messenger bovs delivering them.A customer would phone for a packet of chiclets, and nothing else, and we'd have to deliver it.It sounds foolish, but if we re- tused, the trade would have gone elsewhere.We had to do it to stay in business.Today, \u201cwe're all working about the same hours.We don\u2019t hire more than ene messenger.People come to the store to buy their smokes and soft drinks, because that\u2019s the only way they can get them home.What we've lost by shortage of merchandise, we've more than made up by the cut in the overhead.\u201d That story can be repeated in almost every line of local retail business.It's to the ad- qi came, ai Jury, vantage © of all the stores to get together and maintain the advantages the warhas brought: them, And the civif authorifies Rhould help by enforcing laws thdt would prevent compe tion keeping stores open more than a ome able number of hours each day.SOUNDS.LIKE HOME Quite a fuss was Kicked up iA, London\u2019 \u2018fast week when it: was discovered that thousands of names had been left off the voters lists, Among those! omitted were Prime Minister Winston Churchill, leader of the Conservative Party; Sir Archibald Sinclair, leader of the Liberal Party, and Harold Laski, economist of the Labour Party.Also, thousands of armred service voters were said to have been left off.Churchill had to make a special trip back to the British metropolis to have his name added, interrupting temporarily his election campaign tour, GRACE AND AVOIRDUPOIS Exceptional grace seems to be a character: istic of people who are excessively overweight, writes William Feather.The big boys and girls, who carry from fifty to a hundred pounds of surplus avoirdupois, can waltz like nobody's business.We have-a theory about this.As the big people put on more and more weight they are compelled to acquire an extraordinary sense of balance; otherwise they would topple over.This hourly and daily practice in equilibrium gives them feet as light as tight-rape walkers.Skinny people, who incidentally often have long feet, usually stand as firm as pyramids, and move like sleds on dry earth, Remember this the next time you are invited to a party.GEOGRAPHICAL ODDITIES Your friends won\u2019t believe you but you will be correct if you insist that Reno, Nevada, is farther west than Los Angeles.Reno is about a hundred miles closer to Asia than is Los Angeles.Then after you have the attention of everybody in the room, tell them that Cleveland, Ohio, lies less than three miles west of Jacksonville, Florida.War is the quickest cure for indifference.It hits the pocketbook.The LAST vestice oF (ERMAN SOVEREIG aN THE SEVENTH CROSS a * Westmont Home N oT PE te RTA a wv _ Canadian \u2018term \u2018leaders recently entertained a delegation of British farmers, whieh also visited New Zeafand, Australla and the U.S.A* Western \u2018Farm Leader of.Calgary stated: \u201cImndi- vidually the members of the delegation were good .mixers and proved to be\u2019 excellent speakers.Their strategy was good.They knew exactly what they wanted to say and they said it well.We have, especially in Western Can- ada\u2014thought we \u2018have\u2014a high degree of organization in our farm movement.tI was a shock to learn that the National Farmers\u2019 Union of England and Wales has each of whom pays a membership fee of sixpence per acre on his entire acreage, making a budget of over $2,000,000, of which $800,000 goes to the central office and enables that office to set up a complete organization, which includes \u2018a department of Economic Study and Research.Similar organizations, although not so powerful, exist in Scotland and Northern Ireland.The three work closely together.The British people have shown themselves to be an amazingly forward looking people.With their long training in democratic institutions and their homogeneous population, it is the writer's opinion that the British people have charted their course in the post-war years more completely than any other race.*% % * When g farmer tells city folks they cannot get along .without him\u2014he is right.Dead right.But when a farmer tells you be cannot get along without efty folk\u2014he is even more right and he is thinking.\u2014 William Trucksis in Ohio Farm News.* * + Fascism is not distinctly German or Italian.It does not matter what you call it or what language you use.The essence of Fascism {s the domination of the many by the few jh the interest of the few, * % + Our press reported a few months ago the tragedy which struck the Presbyterian Church of England when several of its officials were killed in the explosion of a V bomb which struck the church in which they were attending a national meeting.Not a large denomination, it is however, greatly honored for its fine scholarship and churchmanship.Lord Beaverbrook has given the Presbyterians $100,000 as a mark of his sympathy.His father was a Presbyterian minister in our Maritime provinces.The fund will be used to provide for the widows of the men killed and to educate their families, * + * The word HURRAH! comes from the Cossack cry \u201cHURAJ,\u201d meaning \u201cTO PARADISE.\u201d .% % * Sgt.W.B.Barney Peeler, El- lenboro, N.C., remembers the gerial number, carbine number, and address of every man in his company.* » » PROGRESS and POVERTY, by Henry George, is one of the most widely-read treatises upon economics ever published.This book was the fountain head of the sin- gle-tax movement.The writer was a California journalist and printer, 1839-1897, who devoted all his life to the struggle tor economic justice.In his many powerful} and moving addresses he THÉ FORUM, Conducted \u2018by HOWARD 3.ROSS, K.Ce D.C.L.nn Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily.those of this newspaper, and it does not accept responsibility for them, a membership of 225,000 farmers, |.© \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 who must be condemned to y erty, is but to make them restj to base on a state of most g ing social inequality political stitutions under which men theoretically equal, is to stan pyramid on jts apex.\u201d + + % so with war\u2014if but seed escape, Who knows what trackless j gle it will shape?\u2014Isa Grindlay Jackson, Albe * + * In India Romag Catholic j sions conduct more than 17 primary, middle and high ny with more than 8,630,000 puj .*% » æ The Kasturiba memorial fy raised in memory of the late turiba Gandhi has been made | a trust for the uplift of vil women and children, % LJ] * In Paris, since both synagog of the neighborhood had been stroyed by the Germans, Jew doughboys of the American 2 Infantry division, recently cd brated their religious services the banquet hall of what been Goebbels\u2019 chateau.¥ 0» » Man, official communication cinnati Archdiocese, Roman Ca sued by the chancery of the C' olic priests in that area were structed that \u201cCatholics are a ious to promote good will; whole-heartedly condemn bixd in every form, as well as e evidence of hostility shown to dividuals or groups hecause race or color or religion.\u201d % # *æ The people of Great Brit have voluntarily subscribed $3 $00,000 to Mr.Churchill's Aid Russia Fund since 1941.The fu is used to provide medical sd plies for the Soviet army.æ * * The total cost of British fo subsidiaries during war years cording to the British Treasu amounted to £225, * # * 51,071 pergons were on books of 59 mental institutions Canada at the end of 1943, ani crease of 895 over 1942.* * * When society requires to be built, there is no use in attem ipg to rebuild it'on the old plan.John Stewart Mill.LS * % Clement Atlee, former Briti Deputy Prime Minister, set tone for serious work at the Francisco Conference when he à clared: \u201cIf we wish to prevé war it is not enough to build security organization.We mi have a prosperity organizati also.Our task is ridding world of the fear of war and fear of want.Our economic ¢ tem must be based on abundan not artificial scarcity.And Haughty Woman; \u201cDid apy your ancestors do things toca posterity to remember them?\u201d Farmer: \u201cI reckon they 4d My grandfather put mortgages this place that aren't paid yet!\u201d | Wife: \u201cI've just been readi an article on electricity, and seems that before long we sh be able to get nearly everythi we want by just touching &-b ton.\u201d $ Husband: \u201cYou'll never, able to get anything that way.Wite: \u201cWhy not?\u201d Husband: \u201cBecause nothing earth would make \u2018you touch often \u2018stated: \u2018To educate men bution.Look st my shirt!\u201d Wes open À out the gervice the se Beries | of Des subject Hid frdq will be Fool's title w Landed the tex \u2018for me Dr.compan mons \u20ac Grace Literat 4s enti One Ma tive m \u201cThe C by Scotl ert Bur especial On Sun the then \u201cHis Md ted fron minister lightful the Bon The congreg nesday condu Friends city are * \u2014 | Stan * - The (| Presbyte las Chu services | During of Stanle Dominio?Douglas conductir at 11 a sermon ning God Wo If à sr a horses series of poisoned.with the small pu il Rupee TETE CRT EE VE D A [ à to y m resti most g litical men 0 stan but kless j ?1, Albe holic I n 175, gh BCho 00 pup rial fu late K made j of vill ynagog 1 been 1s, Jew ican 2 ntly cf ervices hat ication nan Ca ! the C were are a will; n bizo as \u20ac Wh (D scause >» Brit bed $3 's Aid The fu ical sg ish fo ears Treasu on | ions 3, an § o be pttem plan.Briti et he h he d pred build e m izati EB nd à ic: dan \u2018is entitled: alls .FRIDAY, JULY-6, 1945 to Worship If PAGE FIVE | « * \u2018Westmount Baptist | * + Westmount Baptist Church is open \u2018for both , services throughout the Summer.At the morning service Dr.Johnston will deliver the second Series of Sermons entitled: \u201cDays of Destiny.\u201d Last Sunday the subject was: \u201cThe Day Adam Hid from God.\u201d This Sunday it will be \u201cThe Day Esau Struck a Fool's Bargain,\u201d next Sunday the title will be: \u201cThe Day Joseph Landed in Pharaoh's Jail.\u201d Though the texts are old the messages are \u2018for men and women of to-day.Dr.Johnston is breaching a companion series of Evening Sermons entitled: \u2018The Gospel of Grace as illustrated from Great Literature.\u201d TPhis week\u2019s address \u201cThe Salvation of One Man\u2019s Family.\u201d The illustrative material is derived from by Scotland\u2019s National Bard, Robert Burns.Lovers of Burns are especially invited to this service.On Sunday evening, July 15th, the theme of the address will be: \u201cHis Mother's Sermon.\u201d illustrated from the story of the young minister in Ian McLaren's delightful volume entitled: \u2018Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush.\u201d The week-might service of the congregation is held each Wednesday at eight o\u2019clock and is conducted by the minister.Friends of the community and city are cordially invited.* * | Stanley Presbyterian | + The congregations of Stanley Presbyterian and Dominion-Doug- las Churches are holding joint services for the summer months.During July, the congregation ot Stanley contiwues to join with Dominion-Douglas at Dominion- Douglas Church, Rev.J.D.Wilkie conducting the service on Sunday at 11 a.m.The subject of his sermon will be \u201cIn The Beginning God.\u201d Wound Marks Tell Tale If à snake bites you and leaves a horseshoe-shaped wound, or a series of scratches, you won't be poisoned.Poisonous snakes stab with their fangs, and leave two small puncture wounds, A.A Collins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St, W, DExten 1149 Modern Chapel WITH \u201cHAMMOND* ORGAN re Hit IUT traitant Ein - pare fen in a Mid-Summer | MOTHER'S LETTER READ AT GRAVE In La Cambe cemetery, where many of those killed in the Normandy invasion are buried, Madame Blanche Chapelle, left, and her daughter, Helene, kneel at the girl reads a letter from the soldier's mother.The mother asked Helene to read it over the grave.The soldier was killed in D-Day fighting.grave of James Simonian while the LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ANNUAL DINNER HELD BY W.V.R.L.The fiftlr annual dinner of the Women\u2019s Volunteer Reserve Corps held recently was attended by approximately one hundred and fifty members, associates and past members now in the services.A summary of the year\u2019s work was read by Sergeant-Major Mary Darvall, A toast to the Corps was proposed by Private Coutes, and to the Active Forces by Corporal Duncalf.Squadron Leader Graham of the Women\u2019s Air Corps, spoke with pride as she recalled her days of training with the W.V.R.C.\u201cFrom East to West,\u201d Miss Graham said, \u201cit i; a daily occurrence to meet a member of the Corps now on active service, and they always speak with warm hearts of the wonderful work done by this unit, and the benefits derived therefrom.\u201d Chief Commandant Florence Seymour Bell spoke briefly of her connections with the Corps, and said in part that she was proud of each and every one from officer to rank.\u2018Having completed five successful years,\u201d Mrs.Bell said, \u201clet us go forward into another year doing even greater things than already accomplished.\u201d Cadet Donald presented Mrs.Bell with a silver tray and rose bowl, on behalf of the Corps.Captain \u201cBobby\u201d Rice, in charge of the entertainment, spoke warmly of Mrs.Marge Wareham, who gave selections on the piano, and Mrs, Jessie Wright, guest soloist, for their voluntary contributions to the Corps.Captain Rice moved a vote of thanks to Private Case- man and her committee in charge of decorations.Miss Sophy Elliott, founder of the Corps, beiffg absent, gent her best wishes for continued success, and Mrs.Harold Mills, former head of the Corps, expres- FunaraL DIRECtORS Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge sed delight at being able to attend this Corps re-union.Mrs.Mills congratulated Captain Marguerite McNiece on the splendid returns from the campaign headed by her for the Montreal Sailor's Institute.Mr.Howell and Mr.Davis were in charge of the sing-song.The Corps Heddquarters is now situated at 3545 Park Avenue, Montreal.Telephone HA.3819.Drill will be resumed as usual on Wednesday, July 11th, at St.Leo\u2019s School, Westmount, for all members, at 8 p.m.Ancient Spot Fossils of prehistoric antelope, camels, and horses found in the San Joaquin Valley of California indicate that the region's gold- bearing sands are four to ten million years old.Coin Flipping .In flipping a coin, the chances are 50-50 that it will be heads, but statistics show that a person trying to \u201ccall\u201d it will call heads about 75 per cent ofthe time on the first flip.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Joint services during the month of July will be held in Dominion-Douglas Church SUNDAY, JULY 8 \"Sermon Subject 11.00 a.m.\u201cIn The Beginning, God.\u201d Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct the service.You Are Invited To Attend Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D., Minister , Mr.Hibbert Troop, Orgar.: and Choirmaster SERVICES MORNING and EVENING 11,00 am.\u201cTHE DAY ESAU STRUCK A FOOL'S BARGAIN\"! Second in Series: \u2018Days of Destiny\u201d .7.30 p.m.\u201cTHE SALVATION OF ONE MAN'S FAMILY\" fllustrated by \"The Cottar's Saturday Night\" By Robert Burns Second in Series \"The Cospel in Great Literatu \u201d > - | Calvary Church - | * * Calvary United Church congregation will combine with the congregation of First Baptist.Church for union services during the months of July and August and over Labor Day week-end, Sept.2, with the services being held in First Baptist Church for the month of July.\u201c Dr.M.F.McCutcheon will conduct the services of worship both morning and evening at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.and he will be available for Pastoral Ministry throughout July.Dr.Jones will return for the month of August and will conduct union services for the two eongre- gations in Calvary Church during August and on September 2.All are jnvited to attend these services.* * ! Westmount Park | * During the month of July the congregations of Westmount Park Church and St.Andrew\u2019s Church will hold union services (morning only) in Westmount Park Church.On Sunday morning next the minister of Westmount Park Church, Rev.George W.Goth, will preach on the topic: \u201cBurning Bushes and Burning Hearts.\u201d All welcome.Church of The Advent * .Western Ave.at Wood Ave: Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald GC.Stewart, : Assistant Priest SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at § am.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m, Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Clergy: Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Nayler, Rector Rev.Gorden G.Mercer, Assistant SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, 7.00 p.m.Evening Prayer.- Wednesday, July 11 7.00 a.mgHoly Communion.Thursday, July 12 All seats free and unappropriated ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A,, Rector SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.7.30 p.m.Evensong.WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.War Intercession, Burns lovers especially invite Dr.Johnston will preach a THE CHURCH 1S OPEN DAILY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.4 Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Union Services during July of Calvary United and First Baptist Congregations, in First Baptist Church, at the corner of Guy and Dorchester Streets West.Preacher: Rev.Dr.M.F.McCutcheon Services of Worship 11.00 am.and 7.30 p.m.AM are invited to share in these services, Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D, SUNDAY, JULY 8 11.00 a.m.\"Burning Bushes and Burning Heagts.\u201d Mr.Goth will preach.\u2019 No Evening Service J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St, West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwoed, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JULY 8 Public Worship at 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.- Morning Theme: \"Food For A Hungry World\" Evening Theme: \"The Secret of Christian Radiance\u201d Reverend Frederick H.Olert, D.D., First Presbyterian Church, Detroit, Michigan, at both services.Organist and Choir Director: Mr.M.Warner Norman St.Luke\u2019s United THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A.B.D.+ SUNDAY, JULY 8 11.00 am.Rev.A.S.Ross, BA, D.D.Special Music, 11.00 a.m.Summer Church.Christian and Missionary Alliance N.D.G.Chapel S160 Sherbrooke St.W.{Near Marlowes Avenue) Rev.F.J.Sauve, Pastor ¢ SUNDAY, JULY 8 3.00 pm.\u2018\u2019The Growth of the Righteous.\u2019 7.00 p.m.\u201cGod's Love Manifested.\" WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m, Prayer and Fellowship.A Welcome Awaits You aE ii TE LAR SF i à + A an BC, VB uf res Social and Personal | Mrs, A.E.Watts and Mrs, A.- Wallace recently returned home after spending two weeks at Old Orchard Beach.Dr.leaving at the end of the week for Tadoussac where they will spend a month at the Tadoussac Hotel.A presentation of etched glass table ware was made at the June meeting of the Earl of Bessbor- ough Chapter of the I-O.D.E., on behalf of the members, to the former Miss Brenda Newbury, then a bride elect, whose marriage to Mr.George Sherwood \"took place recently, The meeting, | followed by the presentation, was held at the home of Mrs.A.E.Watts.Mrs.A, W, Myers, regent of the chapter, presided.Mrs.A.E.Watts and Mrs.A.Wallace presided at the tea table; and Mrs.Garnet Green, former trea- gurer of the chapter and now a resident of Athelstan, Que.; was a guest on this occasion.Mr.William Minto, 48 Academy Road, spent the Dominion Day weekend at Plattsburg, Miss Pat McGoun, 246 Red- fern Avenue, left on Saturday to spend a month as Counsellor at the Camp Chapleau, for underprivileged children.\u2019 2 Miss Ruth Messenger and her brother, Mr.Geoflrey Messenger, 494 Victoria Avenue, are spending the summer at Knowlton, Que.Miss Ann McKeown, 672 Gros- venor Avenue, is spending the summer at Knowlton, Que, Miss June Boyd, 426 Lans- downe Avenue, is vacalioning at her summer home on Sixteen Island Lake.Vera Guilaroff Raginsky, accompanied by her son, Master Robert Raginsky, bas left for Hollywood where she will gpend the summer as the guest of her brother, Mr.Sydney Guilaroff, Mrs.T.Ashworth has returned from her trip to California where she visited relatives in Santa Barbara and also in Los Angeles.Mrs.Ashworth also spent a week with friends in Connecticut before returning home.Mr.and Mrs.James McCormick, Sherbrooke Street, have returned from New York.Mr.and Mrs.Wilton Pope, Mr.and Mrs, Charles Armstrong and the Misses E.M.and J.V.Pepler, all of Richmond, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Creighton, La Tuque, Que., and Mrs, S.J.Scott and her daughter, Miss Elaine Scott, of Scotstown, Que., are among those expected to arrive here shortly for the Blair-Mitchell wedding on and Mrs, A.J.Martin are Mr.and Mrs.C.T.spent the holiday.weekend at the Commodore Hotel, Sixteen\u2019 Island Lake.Mr.and Mrs.J.Lindley Craig and Mrs.Donald Moir, alf of Toronto, who are coming to town for the -Blair-Mitchell \u2018wedding, will be the guests of Mrs.Thomas Mitchell, Grey Avenue.APPROACHING WEDDINGS The marriage of Miss Lillian Marjorie Mitchell, youngest daughte® of Mrs, Mitchell, 2049 Grey Avenue, and of the late Thomas Mitchell, and Lieutenant Robert William Blair, R.C,N.V.R., only son of Mrs.Blair and of the late Hugh Christian Blair, 52 Windsor Avenue, Westmount, will take place tomorrow: afternoon at half-past four o'clock in West- mount Park United Church, the Rev.George Goth officiating.The \u2018bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.J.Lindley Craig, as matron of honour, and by two brides- \u2018maids; Mrs.T.Wells and Miss Stella Blair, both sisters of \"the groom.Flying Officer Thomas G.Wells, R.C.A.F., will act as best man for the groom and the ushers will include Dr.John Charters, R.C.A.M.C., and Robert Hobson, R.C.A.F., Prince Edward Island.A reception will be held at the home of the bride.WEDDING SULLIVAN-\u2014HUSHION -The marriage of Dorothy Pat- Groome Patrick J.Hushion and niece of mount, became the bride of Mr.Mr.and Mrs, John Sullivan.The bridal couple are seen as the ceremony at the Church of St.by Posen.MR.AND MRS.LAWRENCE J.SULLIVAN A wedding of interest to many friends in Westmount took place recently when Dorothy Patricia Hushion, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Senator W.J.Hushion, of West- Lawrence James Sullivan, son of they were about to drive away after Augustine of Canterbury.\u2014 Photo , stationed at- Vancouve = | Committee, ricia, younger daughter of Mr, and different shades, with ferns and palms, formed the floral decorations.The wedding music was played by Professor Jeffery Craig, thé \u201csoloists being Miss Kathleen Drew, cousin of the bride, who sang \u201cMother Beloved\u201d and Mr.Mrs.Patrick J.Hushion and niece DeWitt Scott officiating.of Senator W.J.Hushion, of Westmount, to Mr.Lawrence James Sullivan, son of Mr.and Mrs.John Sullivan, took place at nine o'clock on Saturday morning in the Church of St.Augustine of Canterbury, the Rev.Michael Saturday afternoon.J.Healy officiating.Peonies in -\u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 | : SPECIALIST IN ) eww i GOTHIC it .BRASSIERES 8] .Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stackings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE \u2026 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 Tai { { 5 WISTMOUNT | Bo 3132 Masson $2.i Fes 4491 Se.Lewrence » DA.CORSETS, CORSELETTES wo D.: À.4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert Hanrahan, who sang \u201cAve Maria\u201d WED RECENTLY Co Seen above are Miss Kathryn CG.W.Curl, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Milton H.Curll, and C.S.M.Douglas Haig Staniforth, of Ottawa, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles J.Staniforth, of Arundel, Que., whose marriage took place quietly on Thursday last, the Rev.Major R.The bride is a graduate of Sir George Williams College, having received her Bachelor of Science degree in June.and \u201cJust for Today.\u201d Miss Eileen Hushijon, sister of the bride, was maid of honour, the bridesmaids being Miss Cecily Moore and Miss Gertrude Sullivan, sister of the groom.Mr.James Calvert acted as best man for the groom and the ushers were P/O D.Howard Hushion, brother of the bride; Mr.Michael Lindsay and Mr.Alan Jack, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was wearing a basque gown of white satin fashioned with sweetheart neckline and full- skirt falling into a train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by clusters of white flowers and she carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses and white sweetpeas.The maid of honour was wearing a gown of powder blue and maize taffeta similar in design to that of the bride's, with\u2019 a shoulder length veil falling from: a halo of maize flowers.She wore maize mittens and carried a nosegay of multi-coloured sweet- peas.The bridesmaids also wore powder blue taffeta frocks, with shoulder length vells falling from pink floral halos.Pink mittens completed their costumes and they carried nosegays of sweet peas.PANETTA\u2014FABI Summer flowers decked Mount Carmel Church for the wedding there on Monday morning at nine o'clock of Emma, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Fabl, Lansdowne \u2018Avenue, and Mr.Joseph Michael \u2018Panetta, son of Mr.Frank Panetta; of Montreal.The Rev.Father Maltenpti officiated at the ceremony.Miss A.Martin at the organ furnished the wedding music.father, was wearing a floor length gown of white moire taffeta with sweetheart neckline, long sleeves ending in points over the hands, having a fitted bodice and waist, and full skirt.:Her fingertip veil of tulle illusion fell from a band of pale pink and white carnations ji and she carried a Colonia] bou- | quet of the same flowers, She was attended by her sister, Miss Anita Fabi, who was wearing a floor- length gown of powder blue sheer taffeta, and a head-band of pink roses and carried a Colonial bouquet of white sweet peas and pink rosebuds.Mr.C.Ricciardi acted as best man for the groom.Mrs.Fabi, mother of the bride, was in a light blue two-piece dress with navy blue accessories, and corsage bouquet of red roses.~Mrs, Panetta, the groom's mother, wore a turquoise blue dress with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses.The groom\u2019s.gift to the bridesmaid was a sterling silver brace- \u2018Pet and to the best man, sterling silver engraved éuff links.Summer flowers were also used to decorate the Mount Carmel Hall where à reception was held after the ceremony and later the newlyweds left to spend their honeymoon at Lake Archambault in the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a turquoise and black dress, with black accessories and turquoise coat, with corsage of pink campations.Out-of-town guests \u2018at the and Mr.and Mri: 8: Fab « \u2018 Sherbrooke, Que.\u201d : \u2018Ray: Fadl, RCN.YV.R,.Yio present, was unable.to aia sister's wedding.\u2019 - .IN Westmount Wa ar Work | Committee W orkrooms : Close For Suminér \u201cThe War Work Commies of tu Westmount Women's Olub- In \u2018will be Aissolyeä\u201d a8\u201d of Monds July 9th, on which\u2019 date \u2018the club \u2018| rooms in.Victoria Hall will | closed for the.summer.- The workers in Red Cros Group No.11, which group h been associated with the W y will continue the activities during the summer à their respective homes.This group will reorganize ! the fall under the chairmanshi ot Miss Edith McCarthy and con tinue meeting, as at present, Victoria Hall, Potatoes, both sweet and white have what it takes in vitamins ang minerals, as well as calories, t make them an important dail food in the balanced menu.Don\u2019t peel unless absolutely necessary.Their highest concen tration of minerals is close to th skin.Don\u2019t soak potatoes betors cooking, either.and Mrs.The bride, given away by her | wedding included Mrs.A.Fabi Ss Beauty Salon Permanent Wave Specialists\u201d Under the personal supervision of Miss Imelda Godin 21 years of experience in Beauty Culture and Hair Styling.Montreal University and New York Certificates.in cool comfort\u2014have à \u2018\u2019super\u2018\u2019 Permanent here! 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Besli tured Leslie cast is fessor Stephe ence B ard 1 Patrick gens, Viet success produc doné a ttes ot tù Hub Ine } Monda thé club 1 will od Cron group bu the Ww, ue the immer j ganize | rmanshi and con esent, ji ad white mins ang lories, ta nt dail u, bsolutel ; concen se to th s befor .E jon of D Beauly pntreal icates, ve à lights for Make 2.50 ; and rer lest Alone,\u201d Monkland - United Theatre on Saturday,\u201d pight._ Hayworth, Bowman, Jo Dazzle In Musical Hit \u2018Dlayids \u201cuntil Tuesdss.+ To start off the review of a picture which stars Rita Hayworth, Janet Blair and Lee Bowman by first calling attention to a newcomer to the screen, may seem to some like rank heresy.But.that is what this piece is going to do.The young man's name is Marc Platt.He's Rita Hayworth\u2019s new- dancing partner in Columbia Pictures\u2019 Technicolor, dramatic musical, \u201cTonight and Every Night, currently Playing at the York Theatre.: By mentioning.: Mr.Platt and his dancing at the outsét, we are not implying that he stedls the show.He does .nothing of the sort.In the first place, to steal the show from Rita, Janet-and Lee would be an impossible feat at any time and particularly so in \u201cTo- might and Every Night\u201d when they have never -been better.But when a new personality with the dancing and acting ability of Mr \u2018Platt comes along, it's news.We predict that this fugitive from the New York stage\u2014he was snatched from the Broadway smash hit, \u201cOklahoma,\u201d for this role\u2014will become one of future filmusical's big stars.Dazzling Loveliness In general, \u201cTonight and Every Night\u201d is dazzling with loveliness, shimmering beauty, songs set to heart beats and tender romance.When they dance, , .your eyes start sparkling.When they sing.your pulse pounds in rhythm! When they love .your heart skips a beat! It\u2019s the first great dramatic musical.glittering with gaiety., thrilling with the tenderness of young romance, \u2026.heroic purpose.The screen play by Lesser Samuels and Abem Finkel tells of a troupe of London show people who valiantly earry on for the entertainment -of the boys during the worst of the German blitz.It's taut with suspense and drama, but nevertheless has its moments of bright humor.The musical numbers are lush and extravagant with exceptional choreography.Besides the dances of Rita Hayworth and Mark Platt, there are exciting numbers by Janet Blair and the Iovely Picka- dillies.Taneful Score * The score for these darces is lively and tuneful as composed by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn.There are \u2018What Does An English Girl Think Of A Yank?\u201d \u201cTonight and Every Night,\u201d \u201cThe Boy I Left Behind,\u201d \u201cCry And You Cry \u201cYou Excite Me\" and \u201cAnywhere.\u201d Besides the stars and the featured players, Marc Platt and Leslie Brooks, the supporting cast is tip-top.It includes Professor Lambertl, Dusty Anderson, Stephen Crane, Jim Bannon, Florence Bates, Ernest Cossart, Richard Haydn, Philip Merivale, Patrick O\u2019Moore and Adele Jer- gens, Victor Saville, who has been so successful with musicals before, produced and directed.~ He has doné & magnificent job of welding the musical numbers into the story and Reeping the pace golng at all times, \u201cTonight and Every Night\u2019 is a must on your list of new and thrilling.experiences - in the theatre.: ~ One From Two Wrecks When two railway cars on London\u2019s underground railway suffered bomb damage resulting ip one-half.of each.being rendered | beyond repair, transport engineers joined the undamaged portions to make one serviceable car.A calory is the amount of heat required to worm a kilogram of water one degree centigrade, or a quart of water two degrees Fahrenheit.A quart for the children \u2014 a pint for you \u2014 that\u2019s the daily milk quota which avthorities recommend EIMHURST SELECTED MILK\u2014QUALITY-GUARDED FROM THE FARM TO YOUR DOOR > atop, Brazil's most celebrated in| composer, supg by Tito._ Gulzar Jan, \u2018played on his inimÿ \u2018| gultar, romiance with\u2019 his co-star table Virginia Bruce, and exquisite | dancing by+Vêloz and Yolanda, - |.The story by Richard paques Le His unadulterated comedy-roma with plausibility in- its aetjoi Nowliere in'it does the, customer .encounter War, or rationing, \u2018polit ties or intrigue.\u201cBrazil\u201d is as rer \u2018freshing as a:steaming draught\u2019 of -\u2014] \u2018the native coffee\u2014and for' sugar ex and cream \u2018there are delightfol ; melody and colorful sequence,\u2019 The supporting cast Includes Robert Livingston, as a handsome | embassy attache, Edward Everett Horton, in the jittery role of a Rio de Janeiro tourist agent, Richard Lane, an American song publisher, Fortunio Bonanova, as a Brazilian plantation owner, Roy Rogers, \u201cKing of the Cowboys,\u201d in a guest appearance, and others who do well, indeed.- Specialty numbers by Veloz and: Yolanda, Roy Rogers, \u201cKing of the Cowboys,\u201d and Aurora Miranda, the Brazilian dancer, add to the general brilliance of the picture.The settings are picturesque, many of them having been filmed in colorful Rio de Janeiro.Guizar and Miss Bruce achieve a delightful romance in the story, in which he deceives her into the belief that he is a native guide.In reality, he is the greatest musie | composer of the country, He Concerned about calories?Drink milk\u2014the most complete of all foods.Then you can safely cut down on more fattening items; ai J Exq wisite oo] New Film | Bi comes \u2018the persuagive \u2018Mr.Livingston.-Joseph Saniley directed with thorough understanding.\u2018Himself \u2018[a former star in musical comedy; he mixed his ingredients with skill, The result is \u2018an entertain\u2019 ing pleture that sénds you out of the theatre with the feeling that | guides her, amusingly into a ro- | mance in \u2018Which\u2019 he neatly over- | PACE SEVEN a joyous affair.lite has beèn, cañ bé and will be\u2019 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's Tailor Made SUITS We offer a nice selection of new materials.All work hand-made in latest styles.Piccadilly Valet Service _.154 ABBOTT AVE.(Just below St.Catherine) wi.3205 .Comes in nine smart; intriguing shades; dries in an hour without bother or fuss: won't rub off: durable: one coat covers any surface, including old wallpaper: anyone can use it.i.Buy a package of FLITE today: bring new beauty to your rooms.Sold in most paint and hardware stores \"ROUND about 11, when you start to fade a little, enjoy a glass of Elmhurst Dairy \u2018Milk.It perks you up\u2014keeps \u2018you going.What's more, milk is a major source of calcium, which not only guards your teeth but heips you keep a clear, lovely skin, too.Make a date with Elmburst Dairy.:: every morning at 11! Food dollars go farther when you put milk first on your list of essentials.It's your biggest bargain in real food value: DEXTER 8401 es, NS = ms ss SE EE Ideal Vacation \u201cThe Paper That Brings Results\" Within a short distance of the United States border, the Eastern Townships is a region rich In scenic beauty with roads running through steep mountain passes along the shores of gentle lakes.The rolling country around Lake Memphremagog, Brome Lake and Orford Lake, offers a excellent vacationland, where the country basks in almost daily sunshine from June until October.Boating and swimming are at their best in this holiday area and the rugged heights of Mount Or- ford and Owl's Head will appeal to those who like mountain-climb- ing.After the rigors of a long winter in the busy city, a boat trip up Lake Memphiemagog to Newport will prove most interesting and refreshing.The bold rockbound shores, numerous islands and shadowing peaks of lofty mountains heighten the charm of this beautiful districe.There are many walks along shaded country roads with scenic beauty prevailing on every side and the bracing alr of the Townships is cooling and Invigorating.Eastern Townships Fe n Parse re 5 + : , 8905 ++ La 6 HINTS FOR ~~ © HAPPY HOLIDAYS | EASTERN TOWNSHIP HOLIDAYS INVITE FISHERMEN Fishing is a favourite in rivers, streams, lakes and \u201csmall fry\u201d alse rise to the bait of holidaying in such surroundings.Hers youngsters are interestedly watching the mature angler in expectancy of the catch he undoubtedly got for the waters abound with hungry game fish it is ever a delight te catch, Laurentians Wait Vacation Throngs With the closing of schools for the summer, hundreds of Montreal families will make for their summer homes in the oldest range of mountains in the world\u2014the Laurentians.Long the mecca for American tourists, this famous range, with its large variety of interests for everyone.is only a few miles from the heart of Montreal, or an overnight journey by train from New York or Boston.One of the finest touring regions in the Province of Quebec, this territory has often been referred to as the \u201cSwitzerland of Canada,\u201d because of the hundreds of sparkling lakes, streams set in green forests, and the glow of purple and erimson sunsets.Just about 90 miles north of Montreal in the district around St.Jovite lies excellent hunting grounds.Lakes are filled with trout, and game still roams the hills.Yet there are modern hotels offering golf, riding, tennis, canoeing, swimming, hiking and other sports.EXCITING DRAMATIC HIT! Walter Brennan, Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart in a scene from the hit film \u201cTo Have and Have Not,\u201d which opens Saturday at the Seville United Theatre, playing until Tuesday night.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Pr PINNACLE LODGE SELBY LAKE \u2014 DUNHAM, QUE.Swimming, Boating, Fishing, Tennis, Dancing Restricted Clientele | Write direct or phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773 \u201cThe Victorias\u201d Score At Park Cycling 1s = beneficial as well as a recreational form of exercise .+» & pastime that the average citizen indulges-in during the summer months, The mere riding of a bicycle is common enough to our local youth but \u2018\u2018The Victorias\u201d who made their local debut at Be!ment Park as the Free Outdoor Attraction on Sunday do something more that justifies their claim to being Great Britain's Premier Cyclists.They perform tricks on their cyclés and uniclycles that seem simple to the on-looker but the successful execution of which is the result of years of extensive training.Their daring and expert \u2018trick\u2019 riding cannot be adequately described in words .their act has to be seen to be fully appreciated.Every trick is perfectly timed and the local cyclist 1s warned not to attempt same as disastrous results may be his or her only reward.\u2018The Victorias\" ride as you and I do, but suddenly a member climbs on the shoulders of a cyclist and performs feats unheard of.Then in the midst of trick riding the entire troupe climax their act with an unexpected finale by playing various instruments while atill astride their cycles.\u2018The Victorias\u201d are quite unique in their offering.The act is presented twice all this week at 5 and 11 p.m, Only a few more days are left for Kiddies\u2019 Days which terminate on Friday.Other picnics listed during the week include those being held on Friday (last of the Kiddies\u2019 Days) by the Washmeore Frocks Co.; the Dupuis Freres Co.Ltd.and the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps, Navy League, TEN SAFETY RULES OF HEALTH - 1.Go less, sleep more.2.Ride less, walk more.3.Talk less, think more.4.Scold less, praise more, 5.Waste less, give more.6.Eat less, chew more.T.Clothe less, bathe more.8.Idle less, play more.9.Worry less, laugh more.| 10.Preach less, practice more.SAFETY AND HEALTH A GOOD TEAM If you are suffering from hyper.opia, you are farsighted.LAURENTIANS Plan to Spend Your Vacation at PINE CROFT | LAKE CONNOLLY The Ideal Summer Resort | Featuring \u2019 Tasty, well-cooked meats; Tennis; Ping-Pong; Boatlng; Swimming; Dancing; Modern Conveniences.A Christian Clientele, Fer information, Phone BE.3386 or : Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.3773 CANTOR'S SQUARE LAKE INN St.Faustin Station, Que.Near Station Sports - Social Activities - Dancing Horseback Riding Excellent Cuisine Rooms with running water Het and cold showers PL.8487 .or St.Faustin 6, Ring 2 HOLIDAY INN ST.ADOLPHE DE HOWARD QUE.; The only inn overlooking beautiful Lake St.Joseph.Excellent Cuisine Moderate Rates For information, write direct or phone MA.6723 er Moniter Vacation Bureau WA.2773 Only through the people at home can our boys who are still overseas get the kind of fresh new reading they realiy want\u2014maga- zines, Don\u2019t let them down now, for while V-E Day has come and gone, most of our boys are still overseas.They're hungry for current magazines.Send them your old ones.Drop them off at any Post Office, chain or department store now.Central Magazine Depot will pack and ship them immediately.(Can.Nat.Rly.) Tennis \u2014 Fishing Hiking \u2014 Sandy Beach \u201cA Resort that has Everything\u201d BOOK NOW Write, Wire er Phone To Enjoy: NOW HERE'S Your Vacation or Week-End Delightful Food Swimming Golf Dancing \\ \\ Tennis Riding Bosting pe Recreation Hall Ping-Pong © NEW MANAGEMENT oo HOW! / OPEN For Reservations and Rates, Write PINEHURST INN VAL MORIN STATION, QUE.or Phone Val Merin 171W4, or Montres! Office MA.7729 Information from Monitor Vacation Buresi\u2014WA.277) ) P \u2014 Also \u2014 in Ethel Lina White's Suspenseful Novel! JOEL GAIL McCREA RUSS \" HERBERT _ AT UNITED THEATRES \u2018 / arK \"NOW PLAYING until TUESDAY! CAT PICISRES promis % WESTMOUNT Today and Saturday: \u201cTO HAVE and HAVE NOT.\u201d Alse \u201cBLONDE FEVER.\u201d La) Starts SUNDAY until] TUESDAY! À Margaret O'BRIEN % Jose ITURBI in \u201cMUSIC FOR MILLIONS\" with Jimmy Durante, June Allyson and Marsha Hunt.\u201cDANGEROUS PASSAGE\" with .Robert Lowery - Phyllis Brooks % SEVILLE Last Showing Today! \u201cSUDAN,\u201d in TECHNICOLOR.Also \u201cTHIS MAN'S NAVY.\u201d 6 5 vit J Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY! * HYMPHREY BOGART \u201cTo Have and Mave Not\u201d Lauren Bacall - Walter Brennan , \u201cBLONDE FEVER\" Mary Aster - Philip Dom Vere ease pre BIBER ER EEE IEE EEE agen tee een a emi as à TETE DISTRICT DEPOT LEAD \u201cA\u201d SECTION BY HALF GAME } * he District Depot have taken \u2018A half game lead in the \u2018\u201cA\u2019\u2019 divi- ton of the senior section in the estmount Municipal Softball Mleague.The Montreal South \u2018team, after & slow start, have \u2018overtaken the fast slipping Longue Pointe nine, and while they are tied with them on the point basis, they have a game in hand.There are but two points ifference in this group between the first three teams, the Navy Shore Patrol being right at the leaders\u2019 heels.In the \u201cB\"\u201d group, the Dodgers Pontinue to dominate with R, C.A.F.No.11, A.I.D.ahd M.D.4 in the next two spots.The clubs pre now entering the stretch run r the playoffs, the first three teams in each section will quali- Last week\u2019s results were as fol- Jows: No.11 ALD, 17; No.12 E.Depot, 16; age, 2.Navy Shore Patrol, 7; Provost, M.D.4, 1.M.T.Gar- M.D.4, 17; St.Hubert, 13.Provost, 8; L.P.0.D., 3.Dodgers, 7; Royals, 1, R.C.A.F.No.11 A.ILD.contin- Mes to be the surprise team of the gircult, the airmen chalked up gheir sixth victory when they swamped M.D.4, their closest rivals in the \u2018\u201cB\u201d group, by a score of 17-1.Jerry Maguire hit two home runs, while Jerry Snyder and Maloney clouted one each.R.C.AF.No.12 Equipment Depot sent M.T.Garage down into the celler of the *\u201cB\u201d group when they downed them 18-2, Bob Lunny Wins Putting Tourney The first putting tournament of the season at the King George course was held on Tuesday evening with Bob Lunny outpacing 15 opponents to cop the Initial event with an 89 for the 36 holes, While this event was held on a Tuesday, all future events will take place on Mondays and another competition will be held this Monday evening with the players eligible to start anytime after seven- thirty o'clock.Down at Westmount Park another competition will be held this evening with play starting anytime between seven and eight o'clock but no entries will be accepted after that time.Last week's competition at Westmount Park attracted a record number with 23 persons entering the event.A closely matched field saw W.Stott win out with a 104 for the 36 holes.Among those entering last week's competition at Westmount Park were M.G.Goard, F.G.Goard, Malcolm Shea, H.Smith, R.Hill, B.Baird, W.Stott, H.Dowling, Bob Bulger, Logue Me- Donald, Sam Walker, C.C.Regan, Miss Martha Kent, Frank Kent, Bob Kent, M.Dundas, John Has- \u201ckell and Bob Lunny.The entry list at King George included H.Dowling, R.Wilson- Smith, Bob Lunny,, Herbert Lafontaine, John Fry.\u20187.8S.Fry, A.C.Scott, John Haskell, Brian Tiffin, George Taylor, L.Jones, Bob Berry, B.Jones, George Mc- Landers and Dick Ackerman.with Holk of the winners hitting the only home run.The win helped the Equipment Depot's hopes of making the playoff circle in the \u201cA\u201d group, they are now in fourth place.The Provost Corps won a surprise victory over L.P.0.D.\u2018at the Barracks, McAuslan, the winner\u2019s hurler, allowed but three hits over the seven innings.The Dodgers had one big inning at the expense of Ozzie Dal- zell's Royals, and they won out 7-1 in the only scheduled tilt between the two local clubs in the league.Johnny Mahaffey banged out the only home run of the game in the last inning with one man on base.Allen Dyke fanned 11 men and allowed but four hits for the Dodgers.George Edwards\u2019 hurling for the Royals, kept the Dodgers down to eight hits.On Monday Provost plays M.D.4; Dodgers meet M.T.Garage, and District Depot hooks up with Royals.On Wednesday, Navy plays No.11 A.I.D., St.Hubert meets No.12 Depot at Westmount Park, while the Provost plays District Depot at the Barracks.On Thursday, L-P.O.D.plays Navy in a postponed game, M.T.Garage meet No.11 A.I.D., and District Depot plays St.Hubert.The standing of the saction is as follows: \u201cA\u201d GROUP | w.L.Pts.District Depot.ww: 8 3 12 Longue Pointe .86 4 12 Navy 8.Patrol .§ 4 10 No.12 E.Depot .#4 8 8 Wanderers Ahesd In Juvenile Loop Bob Woodburn's Wanderers and Ken Brambell's Unity Club continue to dominate the juvenile section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.The Wanderers have won their first three games while Unity have clicked in two out of their three encounters.The Wanderers handed Unity their only setback of the season last Friday night at Westmount Park when they downed them 23-9.Two big innings, the first and last, when they scored eight and six runs respectively, were the main reasons for the Wanderers\u2019 big margin.In the only other game of the week, Unity downed Tornados 19-8 at Staynor.Freddie Jones hurled for the winners, while Tom Higgins took care of the mound duties for the Tornados.Unity will be at Westmount Park again tonight to meet the Wanderers, while on Monday night Unity will play Tornados at Staynor.The third game for next week is also at Staynor, with Wanderers playing against Unity.The standing of the section is as follows: W.L.Pts.Wanderers .«.ea 3 0 0 Unity +.toe) BO ve 2 1 4 Tornados we iwe wa 0 4 0 Royals wea oo oes 3 T 6 St.Hubert .v.uru 8 7 4 \u201cB' GROUP WwW.L.Pts Dodgers «.we wa 8 1 16 No.11 AID.8 3 12 MD.4 .wor coos B 4 10 Provost .e.2 5 4 M.T.Garage ., «» 3 6 4 VACATION NEAR HOME = Trains are still needed for men in uniform.sow | boards at the local courts.Ladies \u2019 Singles Next a Event On Local Courts The next tennis tournament to \u2018be held on the municipal courts will be the ladies\u2019 singles event.The entry lists for this competi tion is now up in the notice- This event will probably start on Monday, July 16.\u2018The list will be taken down on Tuesday, July 19, and the draw put up on the boards immediately.The mixed doubles.event now in progress has caused a lot of interest and it will continue throughout this week and next.Some evenly matched teams met in the first round and a couple ot \u201cmarathon\u201d matches took place.\u2018Charlie Houstod and Denise Du- fresne went three sets before they defeated George Monteith and Ruth Shaughnessy, 8-7, 5-7, and 8-8, while the team of Mr.Bissell and Miss Austin performed a like feat in downing Jack Light and Mary Van Tangeron, 2-6, 6- 3 and 6-4.First round matches played on Tuesday evening were as follows: Anne Ingham and Jack Green defeated Flo Arama and Dave Shaughnessy, 6-2, 6-1; Mrs.G.Edwards and FE.Saunders defeated Mrs.E.Saunders and Ed.Crane, 6-1,.6-2; Ethel Aiken and Dr.Lew Poch defeated Mary Van Tangeron and Norm Burnett, 6-0, 3-6, 7-5; Miss Waywell and Mr.Clement defeated Marg Pascal and Jack Morris, 6-2, 6-1; Ruth Kennedy and Waltér Morris defeated Isobel Alexander and Grant McLaughlin, 6-3, 6-2; Zita .| Monty and Jerry McCarthy defeated Marg Cook and Mr.Dwyer, 6-2, 6-3; Betty Endersby and Johu Harvie defeated Miss Ferguson and John Mappin, 6-1, 6-2; Mrs.Edwards and Mr.Budd defeated Contributed by Mrs, Saunders and J.Pereira, 6-2, 6-1; Kay Clifford and H.Harrison defeated Mr.and Mrs, Pereira, 6-1, 6-3; Gerry Prefon.taine sand Frank Tremblay des feated Miss Mountford and Harold Brown 10-8, 6-4; Marg Cook and Mr.Dwyer defeated Betty Enders- by and Jack Clement, 7-5, 6-3; Denise Dufresne Houston defeated Ruth Shaugh- nessy and George Monteith, 9-7, 5-7, 8-6; Miss Austin and Mr.Bissell defeated Mary Van Tan- geron and Jack Light, 8-6, 6-3, 6-4.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GERMANS HAD OUR TIDR TABLE SL The U-889, first German submarine to surrender im North American waters, contained a lot of very interesting items.One was a set of tides tables for the Sf.Lawrence River mouth and the Bay of Fundy.Printed on blue cardboard, the German charts were marked \u201cAddendum to Naval Atlas 299\u2019, Naval officials pointed to this and Charlie discovery as an example of the thoroughness of German intelligence surveys, and stressed the need for continued observance of security regulations, ND.G.BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP New and Used Bicycles for Sale Used Bicycles Bought 5260 Sherbrooke St.W.Corner Decarle Blvd, EL.0081 Las himself cisions, manage games.vantage presses won by | S Some wrote à Keep F ECOres 0! of all a index, ° forgotte existed another them.BH listed.idea or tired of Arch basketb ing, be ericket, deck te ball, h pitchin medici ping-Ppe skatins shuffle tles, | squash tennis, Aut engine ernme tainin Fou num : of one Re per \u20ac capit: Pereira, nd H.d Mrs, Prefou- ay des Harold ok and onders- A 6-3; Charlie\u2019 haugh- h, 9-7, d Mr, à Tan- ;, 6-3, * THE CLOSE GAMES WIN THE PENNANT Many years ago, when Montreal had two professional baseball teams in a Class B league, that\u2019 Quebec, Montpelier, and Rutland, chronicler spent one summer as official scorer for the loop.included Ottawa, Three Rivers, with the two local teams, your One sunday afternoon we were sitting \u2018on the Royals bench at the old National A.A A, grounds when a fast\u2019young player, Johnny Jones, who had been sent here by the Athletics, tried to score from gecdnd on à single to right field.He was caught flat-footed fifteen feet or ne from the plate.He just stood there as the catcher dived at him with the ball.When he reached the bench, the Royal manager of the day, old Papa Hoffman, said to him, without as much as a turn of the head: \u201cThat'll cost you fifty dollars.\u201d Johnny exploded.\u201cFifty dollars! the dirt,\u201d asked Hoffman.\u201cYou What for!\u201d \u201cDo I have to tell you you should have hit \u2018ve been playing long enough to know.That throw was high; you could have slid under ité&\u201d Jones mumbled something about not wanting te ruin Bis future by sliding over a lot of pebbles, and then lapsed into silence.Thereupon Hoffman, who was a big league star when Jim Jefferies ruled the fistic world, turned to your chronicler and delivered himself of a lecture on close decisions, interspersed with directions to the players and some hol lering at the\u2018 umpires.: : indicating Jomes\u2019 failure to slide, \u201cmight cost us this game.Such indifference in a close game should disqualify us from serious consideration in the pennant race.Pennants are won by teams that manage to win most of the close games, The team that takes advantage of every break, that presses every advantage, will be found at the end of the season to have won most of the close games.By stretching, stealing and sliding they get men around the bases, even in those games when they can't hit the opposing pitchers.A game won by a score of three to two counts just as much as a game won by twenty-three to two.\u201d Sports For All Ages Some years ago, Fred B.Barton wrote a book entitled \u201cIt's Fun to Keep Fit,\u201d in which he listed scores of healthful games for folks of all ages.In looking over the index, we realized that we had forgotten that many of the games existed although at one time or another we had played most of them.Here are some of the sports listed.Perhaps you may get an idea or two from them.If you're tired of golf, for example.Archery, badminton.baseball, basketball, cycling, billiards, boxing, bowling, canoeing, casting, ericket, croquet, curling, darts, deck tennis, diving, fishing, handball, horseback riding, horseshoe pitching, skating, lawn\u2019 bowling, medicine ball, outdoor checkers, ping-pong, pool, quoits, roller skating, roque, rowing, shooting, shuffleboard, skeet, skiing, skittles, sledding, soccer, - softball, squash, sun-bathing, swimming, tennis, volleyball, walking.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Automobiles and other gasoline engines in Brazil are under government decree to burn fuel.containing 10 per cent alcohol, Four thousand pounds of aluminum are used in the manufacture of one fighter plang, Retail food prices increased 400 per cent in Chungking, China's eapital, in 1940.BICYCLE REPAIRS and Parts.for All Makes SALES and SERVICE LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED Locksmith « General Repairs REPAIR SHOP $902 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.3113 ROYALS WIN THO IN SOCCER DEBUT \u201cThat kind of playing,\u201d he said, ; Two games were played in the Pee Wee section of the West- mount Municipal Soccer League this week.Mike Barnard's Royals got off to a flying start when they won their first two.games, defeating \u201cChummie\u201d Carter's Staynor Rovers 9-1 in the first game and Andy Cotes Aces 4-0 in the other.The fourth team in the section, John Swaine\u2019s Skulls were not scheduled to play but got into action on Wednesday night.All four teams will see action tonight at Westmount Park when a doubleheader will be played.Royels will play Skulls in one game while Staynor Rovers and Aces will hook up in the other tilt.The Royals got off to an early lead in their game with the Rovers, they tallied four goals in the first half with Freddie Hof- man begging two and Mike Barnard and George Gough, one apiece.The second half was almost a repetition with Hofman getting three more to run his total to five for the game.Other scorers in the second half were George Gough and Mike Barnard.Stanley North saved the Rovers from a shutont when he banged in one late in tbe last half of the| game.The Royals: also got an early lead in their 4-0 win over Aces.Ron Raphael, Jerry Pecknold and Billy McCoubrey scored first half goals while Raphael added another in the last half, The following is partial schedule of the Pee Wee section: Fri., July 6\u2014Skulls vs Royals; Royals vs Aces.Mon., July $\u2014Aces vs Skulls.Tues., July 10\u2014Aces vs Royals.\u2018Wed., July 11 \u2014 Rovers ve Skulls, Fri, July 13 \u2014 Royals Rovers vs Aces., Mon., July 16 \u2014 Rovers \u2018vs Royals.Tues., July 17 \u2014 Royals Skulls.vs vs GALILEO- DEMONSTRATES Galileo (1564-1642) invented an improved telescope, carried on research in magnetism and gravitation, discovered the principle of the pendulum, Contrary to previous teaching, he maintained that bodies of different weights fall with the same velocity.il.When challenged to prove this theory, he dropped a tea-pound shot and a one-pound shot from the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.To the amazement of the University students gathered to see the experiment.both weights reached the ground at the same time.and faculty.+ \u2014 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 |.WAlnut 2773x 15 WORDS 35- | 2c for each additional word AUTOS WANTED R.A.F.officer urgently requires med- jum sized car about $400.Any réason- able proposition entertained.Phone FI.9712, evenings.X-18 able offer refused.FOR BALE ONE STUDIO lounge and single Wonder Rest \u2018spring mattress, both in excellent condition; 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BOY'S identification bracelet, name Peter Dickie on one side, P.D.en other.Would finder again phone WE 0262.x-26 Exhibition Games Wanted By Girls Hopes are held out that a girls® softball game will.be played at Westmount Päfk this Tuesday evening.Most of the players who participated on last year\u2019s club ara still available and although they are not anxious to play in any sort of serious competition, they would like to play in a couple gf exhibition encounters, ; With this in mind, angles are out to book an exhibition game for Tuesday.Players .still available for the local club are Peggy Pope, Mary Van Tangeron, Gladys Morgan, Marg Armstrong, Marg Forrest, Beryl Watier and these together with a few of the younger players should be the nucleus of a fairly good team.An invitation was extended to the local group to enter the City and District League but the players were not in favour of participating in organized ball again as most of the girls would be away at some time or other during the summer months due to holidays and the shortages at these times generally breaks up the team.\u2014\u2014 ted, wish to remain anonymous.\u201cWhere's your dog?-All blind men have dogs,\u201d was the vocalising effort of the anonymous ball player, brices.HA.3790.Evenings, CR.1833,\" \u2019 + Xn ET ere METRE ATE sy Railway Official Leaves Railway After thirty years of instructional work with the Canadian Nation- el Railways, during which time he set up a complete apprentice training system, which assisted 6,000 boys to become skilled railway tradesmen, provided a supply of well-trained officers for the company mechanical department, and also evolved a master pattern that has been copied by railway A.H.WILLIAMS experts from Britain, United States, India, Australia, Brazil and South Africa, A.H.Williams, 4971 Dornal Avenue, General Supervisor of apprentice training, has retired on pension.He came to Montreal in 1930, and the following year re-organ- ized the training plan and set up a uniform system to cover eleven trades.He travelled 20,000 miles a year in the course of his duties, maintained records of every individual apprentice and kept up personal contact with all of them.*\u201cThey\u2019re human beings,\u201d he says.\u201ctheir temperaments are all different and they must be treated individually.\u201d To many of them he became a second father, even visiting their homes to help them solve their personal problems.On the eve of his retirement, fellow officers and employees of the C.N.R.gathered to bid him farewell.Representing E.R.Batt- ley, chief of motive power and car equipment, F.Williams, chief mechanical engineer, presented him with a gladstone bag and gave a handbag to Mrs.Williams, Apprentices and instructors also honored them at a meeting in the apprentice classrooms in Point St.Charles.On that occasion, Mr.\u2018Willlams unveiled honor rolls carrying the nanres gf 365 Montreal apprentices who had enlisted, all of whom had lost thelr lives.Appointed Supervisor Of Apprentice Training Montreal, July 3.\u2014George Alexander Howard has been appointed general supervisor of apprentice training, Canadian National Railways, it was announced today by E.R.Battley, superintendent of motive power and car equipment.He succeeds A.H, Williams, retired on pension after more than 88 years\u2019 service.Mr.Howard was born in England, October 30, 1903, and came -to Canada in 1914.He began his apprenticeship in the C.N.R.Fort Rouge shops, Winnipeg, in 1920, and was a machinist from 1926 to 1950.At the beginning of the follcwing year, he was appoinied apprentice instructor at Fort Rouge, transferring to Transcona in 1936, He was promoted to supervisor of apprentices, Western Region, in 1939 and 1943 was assigned to organize safety work on the Western Region as supervisor, accident prevention, Mr.Howard has a wide knowledge of vocational and apprenticeship training and hag Addressed such bodies as the local 34 council ot the Engineering Institute of Canada and government- sponsored industrial relations study groups.Especially interested in the field of visual education, he organized a winter series of technical film programs at the University of Manitoba, e Regimental (Continued from Page 1) way the R.M.R.was the only real representative of Montreal in-the Pacific force as .this \u2018district would be its recruiting area, While, the Canadian Grenadier Guards also had been chosen \u2018as the armored unit, it would draw on ali Canada for its personnel.General Price said that both he and Colonel! McKenna (Lieut.- Col.J.E.McKenna, M.C,, also a former commanding officer) had been able to see.the unit in the field in Europe, and, thanks to Colonel Lowe, it had maintained a fine regimental spirit, Its association with the Regina Rifles, he hoped, would be perpetuated in gome form, as the Western unit, he felt, was one of the very finest of the Third Division, IR > Bogart And Lauren In \u201cTo Have Ar Hi nt Was Heniy Morgan's fate to be.drawn.bodily into a whirlpool of.political .undercurrents that swirled about the island of Martinique because of his love for a woman.Played by Humphrey Bogart, Morgan is the powerful leading character in Warner a A : » .| Bros.\u2019 latest adventure romance, \u201cTo Have and Have Not,\u201d a Howard Hawkes production, which is now playing at the West- mount United Theatre until Saturday night.Starring Humphrey Bogart, the cast features unusual characterizations by newcomer Lauren Bacall, Walter Brennan, Hoagy (Stardust) Carmichael, Dan Sey} mour, Sheldon Leonard and Dolores Moran.\u201cTo Have and Have Not\u201d also serves to introduce a new blues number by Carmichael and Mercer entitled \u201cHow Little We Know.\u201d The story is concerned with a dangerous mission Henry Morgan is forced to undertake.Skipper of a powerboat, Morgan, for the love of a woman, runs the dragnet thrown around the island of Martinique.Involved in local politics because of this, Morgan's miser.SANDYS \u2018 Offers For Your Eating Enjoyment | COMPLETE LUNCHEON © 65¢ T Your Choice Of HOT or COLD GASPE SALMON FRESH VEGETABLE SALADS \"CHICKEN SALADS Meet Your Friends At: SANDY'S 5131 Decarie Blvd, At Snowdon © BAR- B- Q and STEAK HOUSE Served from 11:30 a.m.to 2.30 p.m.: FREE PARKING FOR OUR PATRONS 07 \u2014 * When you ask for a loan at the B of M.you do not ask a FAVOUR HEN the housewife calls at the grocery store and orders a supply of provisions, she is not asking a favour.she is buying goods for which she will pay on delivery.purely a matter of business.So with your bank.It is a business proposition just as much as the grocery store.The grocer deals in groceries.the banker deals in credit.And as the making of loans is one of the principal ways by which his bank derives its revenue, he is as anxious to scll his credit as the grocer is to sell his groceries.And like the grocer, the banker naturally wants to know that he is going to be paid for his goods.that his loans will be met when they fall due.That, too, is only good business.° xs When you have occasion to ask for a loan, look at it this way.Come to the Bank, not feeling that you - have to ask a favour, but to offer the managera sound business proposition = which will be of profit both to you and to his institution.BANK OF MONTREAL working, with Canadians in every walk of His since 1317 BRANCHES IN WESTMOUNT Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: A.D.HORNE, Manager E.L.HOLLYER, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: -.CES WY BANK 10 A MILLION CANADIANS ie # re es A\" = C0 0m et am bud ie ce "]