The Westmount examiner, 22 février 1946, vendredi 22 février 1946

[" tion 45 Years ir eu Westmount\" SEE US FIRST FOR WATCHES We have just received an asscrt- ment of beautiful watches for Ladies and Gentlemen, Waterproof watches included.SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.+ y) You Xvil, XVII, No.8 The x aminrer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\" PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS $150, 000 Theatre Planned Greene Avenue Selected As Site For New Project By VIC MORRIS, JR.It was announced yester day at the Westmount City Hall -that a new $150, 000\u2019 movie theatre\u2019 had been planned for Greene Avenue.The statement was released -by :Assistant City Manager Thomas Hughes.- The proposed theatre will \u2018be built on Greene Avenue be- between St.Catherine Street, and Western Ave.A formal \u2018application for thew erection ofthe.movie house was received by.the City Council at last Monday night's session.The application for the new structure was made in the name of William Lester, manager of United Theatres Amusement Company.Plans call for a total seating capacity of 1,152, including a balcony capable of seating 304 persons.A self contained building, the theatre will have all the modern fixtures and conveniences found in the large movie houses.À parking lot measuring 69 x 185 feet will be located adjacent to the building and a special entrance has been planned to accommodate those persons arriving in automobiles.The building itself will be a two storey structure measuring 66 x 120 feet.It will include a soda and candy bar, check room, vanity room, ticket lobby and foyer.The company of Luke and Little are the contracted architects.Red granite and red press brick will be used as a decorative and distinctive front.Steel reinforced concrete will be used extensively throughout the structure and plans have been emphasized to allow plenty of fire exits.It is not known presently when construction will get underway, but plans call for the completion of the building Auring 1946.Many residents cf Westmount will welcome the new project as a step to curb juvenile delinquency.The theatre will serve in many ways as a mecting spot for the youth of the community and will prevent the youth from straying ont of their neighborhood in search of entertainment.+ Ralston To Address Old Boys\u2019 Assoc.By GEORGE COCHRANE Col, the Hon.J.L.Ralston, the man who tossed a bombshell into the Canadian political picture when he resigned his post of Minister for National Defence during the manpower crisis in the fall of 1944, will be the main speaker of the evening when the Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 Association holds its eleventh annual reunion dinner in the Ball Room of the Mount Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening, March 6.Col.Ralston, who held the poet of federal finance minister before taking over the defence portfolio after.the death in an airplane crash of Norman Rogers, is a veteran politician, He retired from politics to return to his law practice in 1935 but accepted Prime Minister Mackenzie King's offer to take over the job of Minister of Finance at the outbreak of the war in 1939.Col.Ralston won the Distinguished Service Order while fighting with the Canadian Army overseas in World War 1 and other letters he is entitled to write after his signature include: P.C., C.M.G., LL.D, D.C.L.and K.O, As this year's Westmount High - Old Roy's Association meeting is to he in the nature of a welcome home for the hundreds of former Westmount High students who fought in World War 2, the exe ecutive feels that Col.Ralston's address will be particularly well received.C.Alex Phillips, president of the organization, who -announced the meeting date this week,, asks , all members to forward their * three-dollar cheques for the din- \u201c ner and membership fee to: West- mount High Old Boys\u2019 Assocla- tion, PO Box 232, Westmount, as soon as possible, 1800 EXPECTED \u201cLast, year,\u201d the president pointed out, \u201cthere were some latecomers who had to be turned away because of lack of space.COL.J.L.RALSTON, K.C.This year we are expecting about 1800 to attend the get-together and, although we have rcnted the Mount Royal's largest room, 1 advise all members to guard against disappointment by ordering their tickets early.If anyone wants further information they (Continued on Page 2) | Salvation Army Salvage Call For the past thirty-five years, the Salvation Army Industrial Department has collected salvage of all kinds, throughout the City of Montreal, and the surrounding district.During this time two world wars have taken place.As the war called for increased effort in the collection of nceded salvage materials, this department of the Salvation Army was always prepared, met the call, started war salvage immediately the request was made and at the same time carried on regular social service activities.\u201cThere is no discharge in the Battle of Life, and there will ever be casualties in need of assistance,\u201d the department believes.By contributing your salvage, you enable the Army to assist the poor, andl needy, and help to fina tide-over employment for many unfortunate men, helping bring their rehabilitation, May we have your continued support.Phone Fitzroy, 5295- 5296.Men's Social Service Centre, 603 Chatham street, Montreal.Westmount Putters Postpone Gathering The Westmount Putters Social Club have postponed their \u2018\u201c\u2018refreshment\u201d night scheduled for this Monday until some time in March.At the same time the group will hold their usual weekly meeting at Victoria Hall.The club is still on the lookout for more members and persons thinking of using the putting greens in Westmount and King George parks this summer are cordially invited to meet many of the players in a pre-season session.SKATING PARTY The Senior Branch of Trinity morial A.Y.P.A, will hold a skating party at Beaver Lake next Wednesday.X-Ray Clinic Planned For Victoria Hall Dr.J.J.Day, City Medical Health Officer, announced today that plans for a permanent diagnostic X-ray clinic at Victoria Hall had been completed.Sponsored by the City of Westmount, the clinic will be qperated as a unit of the Royal Edward Lau- rentian Hospital.Sole aim of the clinic is to safeguard the health of Westmount residents.The X- ray clinic will be open every Friday from 4.00 to 6.00 p.m.A total of 1,349 persons were X-rayed at Victoria Hall during the month of February.This figure included 1,145 food handlers.46 domestics, 60 hairdressers, 115 laundry workers, 19 city employ= ees and 12 miscellaneous.The Montreal Anti - Tuberculosis League who conducted the mass X-ray in co-operation with the City of Westmount, stated that results of the, examinations would not be available for two weeks.Many residents of Westmount are co-operating fully with Dr.Day's plan to have all domestics in the district undergo X-rays.Although only 46 have presented themselves for this examinations it is believed that many more will request X-rays in the next few days.\u2018 Children\u2019s Memorial To Receive Benefit From Play The Children's Memorial Hospital will be given half the net proceeds of the Trinity Players third production.of the season.The play is entitled \u2018The Dan:- ask Cheek\u2019 a comedy by John Van Druten and Lloyd Morris, to be given at Trinity Memorial Hall on the evenings of February 27 and 28, March 1 and 2, at 8.30 p.m.The action of the play taRes place in December of the early nineteen hundreds.Louise Per- rault is looking after the costumes and Arthur Wright and Fred Chivers promise an attractive set, anti-macasars, stuffed [furniture and what-nots, of that period.The cast includes: Jose Parsonage, Sally Starke, Sheldon Allen, Gordon Jones, Edith Jones, Althea MacLean, Rosalind Kindersley, Rosemary Chartrand and George Nixon.Basil Donn is directing.STUDY GROUP The regular monthly meeting of the West End Study Group, United Nations Society in Canada, will be held in Trinity Memorial Church Hall, corner of Marlowe Ave, and Sherbrooke Street, tomorrow at 3 p.m.Chemical Age Address Given Alpha Omegas Alpha Omegans enjoyed an ine teresting impromptu talke given by St.Andrew's: new assistant minister on Sunday night, when Rev, Andrew Mowatt spoke of his life in China.Mr.Mowatt told of the customs and habits of the.Chinese people and of the many difficulties encountered by the missionaries, particularly of his own family who lived an worked among the people of that distant land.Mr.Mowatt was introduced by the president, Jim McJannet, and thanked by Group Leader Tom Earle.A program of particular intere est to all young people will take place this coming Sunday evening, when members of Alpha Omega and friends will hear Douglas Walkington, of Canadian Industries Limited, actively inter ested in Young People\u2019s Work, give an illustrated talk on the subject *\u2018This Chemical Age\u2019, an insight into the latest developments in this modern field of science, Group D with leaders, Doug.Thorpe, lain Scott, Eleanor Spear- man and Christine Jockel are in charge of the meeting Battle Of Britain Hero Lauds Fighter Pilots For Victory \u2018\u2018\u2019The loss of the Battle of Britain, would, I believe, have meant the end of the war\u201d, declared Group Capt.G.R.McGregor, O.B.B., D.F.C., Battle of Britain veteran and one or Canada\u2019s foremost ale combat authorities, in an address at the regular luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Westmount, Now retired from the R.C.A.F., \u2018| Group Capt.McGregor is general traffic manager for Trans-Can- ada Air Lines.He outlined the history of the participation of Canadian fighter squadrons in the war, \u201cI would like to dwell briefly on ground operation, which wrapped in war time secrecy, always working behind the scenes and receiving relatively little attention i did, in my opinion, make all the difference between winning the Battle of Britain and its probable loss.\u201cEnglishmen the world over have paid homage to Admiral Nelson as a single individual responsible for saving his country when under serious threat of invasion.I venture to say that few of you attach any importance to the name of Air Marshall-Dowding, yet there can bre little doubt that that man, and a few of his staff saved England when she was faced with a much more serious threat than was ever the case in Nelson's time.\u201d \" He pointed out that successful alr defence against bomber attack required that defending alir- craft and artillery be able to lo- cate enemy attacking forces accurately.\u2018Air Marshall Dowding, by exercise of a God-given foresight had an efficient operations a tremendous complex system of ground observers, communications and what later became known as radar stations, This wonderful organization conceived without the aid of past experience, provided the essential information which made possible the interception of enemy bombers by our fighters\u201d.The speaker sketched the vast amount of organization work required in the formation of the.Second Tactical Air Force, or Second TAF.He believed that the work which fighters and fighter.bombers in Second TAF had performed, proved a deciding factor in the invasion of the continent, a 0 7 mer TL men anni ind 2D pt IAT EVI I Leh im \u2014 es in pr I Rd eS TU FY Oo th de 0 onan Ee >.mm 20 War Memorial Campaign Is Launched By Legion Placing the coping stone on an unprecedented year of expansion the Quebec Command of the Canadian Legion has decided to embark on a financial campaign to raise $375,000 by public subscription for a War Memorial Building in Montreal.Maj.-Gen.C, B.Price, C.B., D.S.0., D.C.M.\u2026 V.D., a former first vice-president of the Dominion Command, whose activities in behalf of veterans is known throughout the country, has agreed to serve as general campaign chairman.Associated with him are some of ihe most prominent figures in the professional and business life of the metropolis, While the essential need for ax central administration building for the handling of the fast-grow- ing business of the Legion throughout Quebec is one of the deciding factors in the plan, the memorial aspects of the proposal will be kept in the foreground, A tentative committee, under the chairmanship of Bashford Browne, of Remembrance Branch, has been gathering data on a memorial building for some months, and its recommendations and proposals are now before the campaign committee.It is pointed our that one of the objects of the Legion is \u201cto perpetuate the memory and deeds of the fallen and of those who die in the future\u201d.\"The best memorial, it is claimed, is that which can give practical expression to service to-those still living and to safeguard the interests of the dependents of those who fell.A central building such as is proposed, it is felt, would serve both purposes to the full, and, in addition, develop a spirit of close comradeship and mutual help among all members of the Legion in the district.Acting with General Price on the campaign committee are: B.C.Gardner, E.E.Workman and Brig.Hercule Lefebvre, C.B.E., M.C., V.D., vice-chairman; Mr, Justice Gordon Mackinnon, H.P.MAJ.-GEN.C.B.PRICE Thornhill, M.M, Walter, John H.Molson, James M.Morris, Capt.W.A.Fowler, Glen Mackay, Captain Gonthier, Bashford Browne, Major P.L.Hall, D.S.0.,, M.C., Col, Buchanan, Louis A.Daoust, Lt.-Col.Andrew Fleming, V.D., Lt.-Col.8.C.Holland, Lt.-Col.George Machum, Campbell L.Smart, Alex C.Solomon and K.L.Woolley, provincial secretary of the Legion.Westmount Y.M.C.A.Thirty Preps turned up for the Bean Feed and the boys had a grand time.Right after school, they began streaming in.Games in the gym, games in the pool and lots of fun everywhere.Then upstairs to the feed, and rounded off by movies.We had such a good time that it is expected\u2019 we'll have twice as many for the next feed which will he Wednesday, February 27th.Prep Contest There are now five teams of siX boys each, captained by John Smith, Derek Dawson, Igor Kos- satkine, David Allen and Joe Stanford.Prep Sleigh Ride The Preps are sleigh-riding tonight.They gather at the \u201cY\u201d not later than 6.30 p.m., then by street car (tickets needed) to Montreal West Station, where they climb aboard 2 sleighs headed for snowy trails, When everybody has had enough, we return to the \u201cY\u201d for weiners, rolls and cocoa.A swell time you can bet! Friday Night Club The teenagers meet again this Friday for more swing and frolic.Here is a group that really enjoys itself to the full.Park Slike Night We had a moon and a beautiful night as forecasted, but we didn\u2019t have our event.The previous mild weather had upset the plans to such an extent, the event had to be cancelled.If you hold tickets, get in touch with the person who sold them to vou and your money will be refunded.Swimming Derek Ramsay's Group are doing well.The following boys have earned awards:\u2014 Card 1 \u2014 Jim Pickford, David Smith, David Allen, Leslie Syvret, David See- ley; Card 2 Leslie Syvret, David Allen: Card 8 \u2014 Norman Bedford; Card 4 Michael Hewton, Ron Law; Card 5 Ron Law, John Smith, Don Smith.Swim Club The young menu's Swim Club started with an active group of participants.Don Rose \u2014 the coach, is taking the first few weeks to instruct in swimming and diving.The aim of the club is to form a Water Polo team as soon as possible.If you would like to join the group see Don Rose at the next club session Tuesday evening 8.15 p.m.Badminton Club The Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Badminton Club played host to six teams from the N.D.G.\u2018Y' Ist Wed.evening and won most of their games.Competition was run as a Round Tournament.Westmount won 27 games in the tournament and dropped nine games to the visitors.Following the tournament everyone enjoyed refreshments and a social party.Saturday House League Juv.\u2018A\u2019 players took the opening game of the Saturday afternoon House Basketball League when they defeated the St.Andrews team by 37 to 24.Lead hy the sharp shooting of Jarvis in the second half who netted five field: goals the Juv.romped on to victory.In the second game between Calvary and Westmount Baptist the play was very close.At the end of full time the score was 43 all.s However when the referee re-counted the baskets scored \u2014 and there Were many of them \u2014 there was one basket not counted in the running score which gave the Westmount Baptist players a two point lead.Final score Was 45 to 43 for Westmount Baptist.: Scout Gerald Farrell of North Bay, Nfld., Is a King's Scout, but he differs from the average run of King's Scouts, Gerald is total- lv blind.He belongs to a Scout Troop at the School for the Blind and is the second member of the troop to gain this high distine- tion in Scouting.The former King's Scout is now a third year student at Dalhousie University.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 Scouts & Cubs By Reg.Groome Dennis Heathcote acted as Pack Leader at the regular mueting or Trinity Pack which was begun in the usual manner.Following a very close inspection, particularly on neckerchiefs, games and instruction in skipping, signalling, knots and other 2nd star iteins were run off in quick succession, The following tests were passed: Cleaning boots, A.Armstrong; skipping and tiwme-telling, B.Cane; National Anthem, Lorne Falle and D.Heathcote; savings, D, Heathcote, and Knots, W.Mondey.A Sixer\u2019s Choice relay was next on the program and was won by the Red Six, After this fame each™ Six went to their corner and wrote a short letter to Eddie Smith who is now home from the hospital.It will be nice to have him back with the Pack again.A short sing-song and the p:esen- tation of a one yeur service siar to Colin Nelson brought the meeting to a conclusion, The Red Six is at present first in the compeii- tion.P.L.\u2019s Banquet We hope to see.all you Patrol Leaders, Troop Leaders, A.S.M.'s, S.M.'s, C.M.\u2019s, A.C.M.\u2019s and others at the annual Patrol Leaders\u2019 banquet at the Mount Royal Hotel this Saturday evening.This-is one of the big events each year for leaders alone and you shouldn't miss it.Remember, this brings to a close the nationally observed Boy Scout and Girl Guide Week, which is from February 17-23.Contributions All contributors to this colunin will please note the following information.Commencing imimed- iately, all notices and items for the column should be sent to R.K.Groome, 1523 Bishop street, Montreal 25, before MONDAY of each week.That is to say they must be in the mail before Sunday evening.We regret that no articles can be taken over the telephone.Please note the change in the address and also that articles must be in by Monday.Ralston To (Continued from Page 1) can reach me at WE.5726, secretary Taylor Kennedy at WE.3459 or treasurer Garfield Finnie at WA.5843.\u201d © ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED An excellent program of entertainment{ has been lined up by Arthur Davidson, well-known Montreal violinist and himself a Westmount High graduate.In addition to Mr.Davidson\u2019s violin playing some top-rate singing will be heard.Throughout the war the West- mount High Old Boys\u2019 Association shipped thousands of cigarettes to former students of the school who were serving in the Canadian armed torces throughout the world.It is expected that many of the old boys who received cigarettes in such far away places as India and the Sahara Desert will be present on March 6 to give vocal thanks.The dinner §s scheduled to get underway at 6.435 p.m.Included on the agenda for the meeting is the election of a new slate of officers for the 1946-47 year.J.D, Lawley, Latin teacher at Westmonnt High, and George Cochrane, The Examiner\u2019s sports editor and columnist, are in charge of publicity for this year's gathering, Westmount High's 1946 graduating class will be made welcome at the reunion.They wil) receive further particulars in school from Mr.Lawley.Biggest Egg Known The largest single cell that ever existed is believed to have been the 10-pound yolk from the egg of the extinct Aepyornis, a glant \u201cYouth and Future\u201d St.Matthias\u2019 Club Topic A corporate Communion, which was largely attended, was held last Sunday morning, followed by a Breakfast, when the members of the Society were the guests of the Rector.An address was given on \u201cYouth and The Future\u201d, by H/Capt.the Rev.E.C.Royle, a former Assistant in the Parish, who has recently returned from overseas.The Rector appointed Mr, H.M, Baldwin as Adviser to the Group.The Young People welcomed him and assured him of their entire support, The programme for next Sunday\u2019s meeting, at the close of Evensong, will include an address by Mr.T.Deachman, whose subject will be \u201cGraphology\u2019\u2019.Other plans include a Skating or Bowling Party to be held on Friday, March 8th.* £ = * | Temple Emanu-El | x * Regular Sabbath services, Friday.February 22, at 8.15 o'clock.Dr, Stern will speak on *\u2018Soldiers of Peace.\u201d Saturday morning, February 23, at 11.30 o'clock, sermonette, \u2018The Crown of Torah\u2019, based on the Torah portion.The musical liturgy for the Sabbath will he rendered by Cantor Otto Staeren and the Temple choir under the direction of Mrs.Edna Marie Hawkin, Under the auspices of the Parent Teacher Association following the services this Friday evening, pupils and their parents of the High School Department of the Religious School will meet in the Temple lecture hall for an Oneg Shabbat.Kiddush will be chanted by Peter Margo and the blessing over the Sabbath Lights will be pronounced\u2019 by Jessie Segal.\u2018The second lecture for the season, which takes place on Tuesday, February 26, at 3 o'clock in the Temple Community House, will deal with \u201cThe Fountainhead\u201d by Ayn Rand and will be reviewed by Rev, Angus Cameron of the Church of the Messiah.On Tuesdây, March 26, Dr, Stern will review \u201cDays and Nights\u201d by Konstantine Simonov, The annual Purim celebration in ithe Temple Religious School will take place on Sunday, March 17, in the form of a Purim Carnival.An operetta entitled \u2018\u2019Purim Tale\u201d will be presented by the Temple dramatic group.All departments of the Religious School are co-operating in the preparation of booths for the carnival.In conjunction with the carnival the annual Purim masquerade will be held and prizes will be offered for historical costumes.A selection of Queen Esther will also be made.The following members of the faculty are co-operating in the Purim carnival: Miss F.Katz, Miss PF.Godel, Miss H.Weinthal, Mr, B.Perelmuter, Mr.M.Segal, Miss C.Garfinkle, Mr., H, Rosen- baum, Miss F.Myerson, Mr.A.Morowitz, Miss A.Lober, Mr.W.Lightstone and Mr.Y.Vincberg, Sisterhood Study Group meets Wednesday, February 27, at 2.45 at the home of Mrs.R.B.Kramer, 1954 Ponsard avenue.Dr.Stern will conclude his study of the Book of Genesis.On Monday, February 11, the Men\u2019s Club of the Temple tendered a dinner to Professor Israel Bettan.Hebrew inion College, Cincinnati, Ohio.Mr.Samuel Paperman, vice-president, presided.Dr.Betltan spoke on \u201cInterpreting present day events.\u201d At the High School Oneg Shab- bat this Sabbath Eve the following members of the Parent Teach- \u2018ers Association will be hostesses: Mesdames A.S.Lehherg, M.E.Singer, E, Sterns, N.Jonas and G.Hollinger.Westmount Highlights By GEORGE COCHRANE Raymond Lank, whose constancy is very\" commendable, comes forth this Weex 3 that fellow # with a request for publicity for } tonight's Friday Night Party in the none too spacious gymnasium i of Westmount High School.The J i have guessed, is a member of the | moustached Raymond, as you may new Friday Party committee.Tonight the new committee } promises the most gala soiree i of the year.The Westmount Four, those ever-popular purveyors of modern music, will be on hand |! to give out with the sound effects \u2014 both hot and mellow, In addition, Lankie and his co-workers have lined up what they modestly describe as \u201ca mag- } nificent floor show.\u201d what is in it they refuse to divulge but there\u2019s hoping it is not another Jitterbug contect.Who or | The Westmount Four are still | supplying the music for the Saturday night dances at the West- mount Y aud have built up quite a faithful following in the garden suburb'e number one muscle building centre.The four now consist of Bain \u2018Benny\u2019 Macas- kill, he of 12a who can toot a clarinet or a sax with the best of them; Johnny Jepper, ex-WHS'er now Loyola boy Whose work on the drums is strictly all right; Gordie \u201cEmbrace Me\" Pfeiffer, the singer with the so-0-0 romantic voice who can also strum the bass fiddle; and Johnny Bellen- deau, latest.addition to the quartet, who is equally at home on the vibreharps and piano.TOTEM POLL The Boys' Hi-Y Club's Totem Poll, conducted weekly by Gerald Roney and your ever-working columnist, this week asked West- mount High Schoolers whether ors not they approved of being charged ten cents a head (and we are not referring to Peter \u201cThe One and Only Head\u201d Farrell) admission to the Friday Night Club affairs provided the Westmount Four is on hand to supply the music.An overwhelming majority of the Cote St.Antoine Road\u2019s educational haven\u2019s clientele approve the dime per person ahead.Of the cross-section of students queried, 75 percent approve the new idea, only five percent disapprove and 20 percent are undecided.\u2018 P & W REVUE Mr, Bert Taylor, the genial buliding superintendent of West- mount Junior High School, was talking to your Westmount Highlighter the other day and threatened this poor chronicler with all sorts of dire fates if public tribute (via this column) were not paid to Tiny Tom Armstrong and his aides whose Saturday morning work on Purple and White Revue scenery and sets has aroused Mr, Taylor's admiration.\u201cEvery week, whether it\u2019s raining, snowing or freezing,\u201d says soccer coach Mr.Taylor, \u2018Tom can always be relied upon to be at work hy 9.30 each Saturday morning.Sometimes his assist ants fail to show up but Tom \u2014 he\u2019s always on the job.\u201d The diminutive Thomas, however, has naught but praise for both his male and female aîdes, the mssrs, Ron Baxter and Willard Morrison and the misses Patricia Jane Pierce and Joan Brown.Says Tim, \u201cThey've been doing good work.\u201d : Says Mr.Taylor, \u201cTom has been doing good work.\u201d Says producer Art Voronka, \u201cI've been doing good work.\u201d HOBBY SHOW At the anxious request of (Continued on Page 4) prehistoric bird.Sarrister and Selicitor HOWARD S.ROSS K.C.Department fer the closing of estates : of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 - 57 St.James St.Wont pie EE = ¢ S UN Boa H.broo retai Bess for f regu Th ed a in th groce series taker a res comp firm above ment \u2018The the Q served consta ance are to vision 16 To » Sixtd sworn Legion transfe membe Pres Branch ing for bers an of build been gi were no plying Tegulat) conside Discu ject of cases w it was the vet been d were ta forward trict Co It wa of the : of one Canada servicet haven\u2019t from Westmc« A cir membe the oy: held ir Every J point t bring t be plen come a FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine West (Near The Foru.) == | RADIO SERVICE nt TUBES FOR ALL MAKES s ce .ee LICENSED GROCER MITCHELL'S 4 © Groceries, Fruits, 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observe ceiling price over 700 veterans of World War ye Hint] ratified the association 8 p what regulations.Il in Trinity Parfsh.This fact \u201cONS tution.\u2018à mag- The company has been convict- prompted the group to form a The executive members have Tho or | ed and fined on three occasions committee whose purpose it was o nad extensive experience in to div- @ in the past for selling meats and to find out whether these 700 odd 0 es pount High organizations.; M grocerles at excessive prices.À ex-seryicemen and women were ob It are: president, William is not Macdonald, former Westmount @ series of investigations under- interested in uniting to form a Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Chul ; re still @ taken since the last conviction as Trinity Vets\u2019 Club.' chairman ane \u2019 Saitor BR he Sat- a result of continued consumer In the name of the proposed Monthly;\u201d first vice-president complaints established that the - ! P! hd West- club, the interim committee have|John Pepper, former vice-presi- p quite fom ed stl selling many goods announced a meeting to be held dent of the Westmount Boys\u2019 Hj- garden Dont Crtioiate INR price enforce- in the hall of Trinity Memorial| Y Club; second vice-president, muscle = Church, Marlowe and Sherbrooke Charles McCrae former vice-pre- The suspension order signed by ; .; ; ; r now the Chairman of \u2018the Board was Streets, on Monday, March 4th, |gsident of the Westmount Boys Macas- served this week by R.C.M.P at 8 p.m.The main objective of Hi-Y club, former secretary- toot a \u2019 Te ne, this meeting will - be - to decide treasurer of the Westmount High constables, All goods in accord- - ; \u2018 ; abs best of ance with the terms of the order ; whether the club will or will not Boys Athletic Association and VHS'er \u2019 pa be formed.former treasurer of the West- are to be sold under Board super- I mount \u2018High Students C il; ork on vision at ceiling prices.\u2014 gr students ounce; right: > 9 s h I secretary, George Cochrane.for- feitfer, K mer president of the Westmount roman- 16 Members Added a Ing $ \u20ac 00 Boys\u2019 Hi-Ÿ Club, the Westmount 1m the .High Students Council and the mm the To Westmount Legion WINNER AT MADISON SQUARE GARDENS Group Meet |i.Hien Doane Se o the - Sixteen new members were Seen beside her mistress, Mrs.R.Percy Adams, of Westmount, is .clety; and treasurer, Bob Sproule, ; home sworn in by the Westmount Champion Skyhigh Lady Fay of Talisker, which won the award of best A.M.Patience, president of the former pi esident of the West- no.Leglon last Friday night and one| ©f Skye Terriers against 6 American champions at the recent dog show Quebec Federation of Home and mount Boys\u2019 Hi-Ÿ-Club.transfer was received to boost the in Madison Square Gardens, New York, Mrs.Adams\u2019 hand rests against School Associations, and G.D.| Fifteen persons attended this Totem membership to 220 the winner.Gazing soulfully at you, with its head on the chesterfield, is Lessard, principal of King's first meeting of the new organ- p to *.Ch.Chummie's Heir of Merry Mount, whose son, Chummie\u2019s Heir of ization.The Hon.Douglas Abbott, Gerald President Hale explained the .School, were the guest speakers - | Talisker, was also a winner at the show.; ne\u201d Minister for National Defence, orking Branch\u2019s plans of the new bulld- at a meeting of the King\u2019s Home will address the next Young Lib.vest- Ang for the benefit of new mem-| rnow Y and School Association, held IN! rails\u2019 meeting which will be held hether bers and announced that the idea Know Your Westmount the school on Tuesday night.Mr.| \u201cyoo eBay 0 Mine night of | ani of building on Victoria Ave., had ., Patience spoke of the work of March 11.n been given Up as the lots there B h A d H the federation, while Mr.Lessar a | Peter r r h - 10 ra n istor reviewed the work of the school , were not large enough, when com ELECTED PRESIDENT au plying with the city\u2019s building during the present session.Fol- C riday regulations.The branch is now | $ lowing the formal meeting, par- TT d the considering olher possible sites -in treets- ents visited the classrooms where William Wright was re-elected nd to ; .exhibits of pupils\u2019 work were on president at a luncheon held at Discussion took place on sub- (Contributed by Westmount Historical Association) display ) the Rialto hall by the United ty of ject of rehabilitation and several = * Theatres Managers\u2019 Ass'n\u2014for Road\u2019s cases were brought to light where © the election of new officers ror e ap it was felt by the members that WESTERN AVENUE the lands ceded by the proprie-| FATAL WEAPON PRESERVED |.coming year.Rogers Depocas head.the veterans concerned had not| .yang divisions established be- |\" along the route.»| The pistol used by Charles J.|was elected treasurer, Emil Sa- been dealt with fairly.Motions \\ SIXTY YEARS IN CANADA.; dents were tabulat dingl fore 1769 have determined ahel,, william Weir: J.Lovell & Guiteau to assassinate President vard wag elected by acclamation the ere tabulated accordingly, to be| y vr James Garfield, together with his as vice-president and Oscar A.forwarded to the Montreal Dis- direction and position of most of Sons, 1903.dis- tri ; ¢ in West t Th confession, has become \u2018the proy- Richards, secretary.Morrie Katz un- rict Council.- he streets in Westmount.The LAND SPECULATIONS?erty of the U.S.Natonal Museum.was in the chair.It was brought to the attention bases were\u2018 the two concession| THE OPENING OF WESTERN of the meeting that he president roads, Upper Lachine Road (now AVENUE., ° enial of one senior branch in Western In 1873, before the \u201cland Blend d or l West- Canada of the Legion is an ex- part of Notre Dame and St.James boom\u201d struck Montreal, I bought \u20ac ua iy was servicewoman.So far No.39|Streets) and Cote St.Antoine| Linety thousand feet of land on Tigh- haven't received any applications Road.Farms laid out between Metcalfe Avenue at seven cents eat- from the ex-servicewomen of these two concessions had their|a foot.I was induced to make ne 55 all estmount.\" thig purchase by clear headed common boundary about the line s purchas y a ar bute A circular will be malled to all of Ste.Catherine Street, while Irishman trom Boston, who had paid members announcing the date of : \u2019 made the tour of ie city and had his the oyster party planned to be|those running over the hill met| me to the conclusion that any hing held in about two weeks time.|the lands of Cote des Neiges ON one investing money in the West pvue Every member should make Ît & the back slopes of the mountain.End would double it in a short Mr.point to attend this affair and to The side lines of the farms were time, and so it turned out.CL bring their friends along.There'll ryy in that northwest-southeast| Metcalfe Avenue then extended ain- be plenty of oysters, beer, etc., 80 \u201cstandard\u2019\u2019 direction which for|from Sisson\u2019s Lane (now St._ : os come along to eat em, three hundred years has caused Catherine Street), halfway to the 5 be 7 D ni : Le north t and (Continued on Page 13) - à Jay points to so confusing _ k iste PAINTING to strangers and even ourselves.\u2014 i: \u2014 AND As usual the back-ends of the e ; DECORATING farms were less developed so that This Week | \u2018Ë bw - | when Ste.Catherine Stree.was At A: or CARPENTRY: REPAIRS opened there were already five or ft es Cleanest, Neatest and Most six streets with houses on them ° ® EF ir Thorough in Town laid out running off Cote St.Victoria Hall a; hes Antoine Road.Today, it Is hard i: an J e A.Bethune to realize that these people then Friday; February 22 .\u2019 ii Color Suglestions and Estimates Free living on Lansdawne and Vie-| Westmount Women's Club.Have Your Bin Filled NO W! ! g AT.7192 toria Avenues near the present| (Caledonia Society.E : Sherbrooke Street were aL one Saturday, February 28 Phone Your Order To ! as time obliged to climb the hill to] Johnny Holmes Orchestra \u2014 Ww : ; the Cote Road for their only Dance.A.2323 \u2014 DE.8481 a, F L SILVER access to Montreal or elsewheres.Monday, February 23 î Also A .» It was to remedy this difficulty ia ; .Putters Social.| : High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's that Western Avenue was opened.Tuesday, February 26 ; EF U E L oO I L Ç jl P TAILOR Through the kind permission of Dickens Fellowship meeting.A Messrs John Lovell & Sons,| St.Johns\u2019 Ambulance Soclety.CANNEL COAL \u2014 FIREPLACE LOCS \u2014 KINDLING WOOD : ~ Good assogtment of imported owners of the copyright, we are Wednesday, February 27 A goods always in stock able to reprint an eye-witness ac-| Westnfount Rotary Club Lun- WE DO FURNACE CLEANING Repairing, cleaning and count of the circumstances sur- cheon.E pressing rounding tha Western Avenue Thursilay, February 28 HAMPTON WOOD COAL & COKE & 4883 SHERBROOKE WEST project which took definite form Stamp Club., ELwood 0082 in the plan by Joseph Rielle,| Friday, February 20 6051 WESTERN AVE.: > .dated April 6th, 1875, showing Caledonia Soclety.05 Gé ERN VE.; | Ce - Te 7 ; $ i ! $ ; + ! mega a ae gym.Garden Sebarb eof Canada\u2019s Metropolis, Publisked Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Wainut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aime to be ar independent, clean newspaper fer the home, devoted te public service.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa FRIDAY, FEBBRUARY 22, 1946 CHILDREN'S PLIGHT IS DESPERATE A recent radio appeal made from Berne, Switzerland, said, in part: \u201cHelpless children cannot survive much longer unless there is a united effort to save them.Every official humanitarian and religious agency must come to the rescue immediately or it will be too late.We plead for generous support of all organizations and agencies willing to cooperate.Generous assistance must be given so that food and medicines may be purchased and foster care provided for these orphans and homeless children.\u201d The reference was, of course, to the pitiful \u201clittle victims of German aggression, thousands of whom have lost their parents and are wandering aimlessly, eating when they can, and without any of the care children require.So many were the problems, and so great the devastation left in the wake of the Nazi hola- canst, that governments of the liberated countries and even UNRRA have not been able to look after all these helpless children.For the next year or so, there can therefore be no substitute for the services of private agencies in meeting this problem.As President Truman of the United States said, their role is \u201cindispensable and unique.\u201d Locally, the Save the Children Fund is appealing to the public for help for these little waifs.Messrs.Taggart Smyth and René Morin are joint treasurers of the fund, headquarters of which are at 266 St.James St.West.Local residents, we know, will respond generously to the appeal.PARKING CARS, NEW CARS IS PROBLEM ~ Far-sighted municipalities are trying to devise methods to solve what is going to be one of their greatest problems of the future\u2014 parking, Even before the war, some cities had constructed large, municipally-owned owned parking areas underground to get the THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, cars off the streets of congested areas.The problem of the future, particularly in the older cities, is going to be worse than at any time in the past.It is regrettable that, during the later stages of the war, before the big car manufacturers reconverted, Governments didn\u2019t impose restictions on the length and breadth of the car of the future.Four or five feet could easily be cut off the length of present cars without in any way affecting the the comfort of the passengers, and twenty- five per cent would thus be added to parking space, where parking is along the curb.The manufacturers (who don\u2019t have to solve problems of parking, crowded highways, and smash-ups) build to the salesman\u2019s demands\u2014 big, to look like a lot for the money ;light-\u2014to accelerate and travel fast; fancy\u2014to appeal to the women.The demands of the community, which has to provide the parking space, safety islands, and two-way highways, are overlooked.Eventually, the community wili take a more aggressive part in such matters.THIS GUY WILL MAKE MONEY! Newspapers recently carried a photo of one \"Morris A.Key, whose claim to fame is the invention of a \u201ccommercial eliminator\u201d for use of radio listeners.the hand and may be used from any part of the room.When the blah-blah of a commercial begins, you simply press a button, which shuts off the radio for a predetermined number of seconds.Wide use of this device will compel radio advertisers to adopt the inoffensive incidental plug which \u201cruns with the show,\u201d and which radio listeners rather enjoy if it is cleverly done.It\u2019s the wordy blather that interrupts the program that radio fans resent, READERS WANT LOCAL NEWS MOST ¢ As Cleveland's three dailies re-appeared last week after a 32-day blackout due to strikes, editors knew better what their readers wanted, reported Newsweek.The readers told their desires to editors in two polls conducted during the pressmen\u2019s strike by staff men of the Scripps-Howard Press.Mest missed was local news.Sixty-three per cent of the readers said so.World and national news was a poor second\u201426 per cent, while the remainder interviewed didn\u2019t care.Asked about radio\u2019s ability to pinch-hit for newspapers, the overwhelming opinion was \u201cno.\u201d The moral of all this is that people want their own community news most, and they want to read it, not hear it.The device is carried in | Westmount Highlights (Continued from Page 2) Patricia Jane Pierce we wish to inform the general public that it was Patricia Jane Peirce, and not Bob Eden, who wrote last week\u2019s Hobby Show bulletin.It was Bob Eden, chairman of the publicity committee, however, who supplied us with the info that you'll find in the next few paragraphs.Burly James Parsons, president of the show, has already started preparing for the BlG opening on April 3 and he has announced that there will be a Hobby Show dance on the night of April 6, the last day of the show, Now we quote verbatim from Mr.Eden\u2019s despatch just to show you how to what depths literature can sink: \u201cThis year, as always, we want all you boys and girls to get your hobbies started and exhibit them in the show, Remember, the harder you work the better your chance of winning one of the grand prizes which will be on display in Steinberg\u2019s window, \u201cAll you fellows and girls in the elementary schools here in Westmount can be looking forward to hearing Kaz Nishio at one of your assemblies in a few weeks, He will be telling you how, why and where to enter your entries.\u201cDon\u2019t forget the dates of the Tenth Annual Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.They are the third, fourth, tifth and sixth so get your entries made or ready soon.\u201d : ITEMS The Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club\u2019s annual spring dance is slated to be held ifn the Westmount High gym on Friday, March 15.James \u2018\u2018Jum- bo\u2019 Parsons, the far from slender fellow who ran the fall dance for the male Hi-Y\u2019ers, will be in charge .Big Jim is also the president of this year\u2019s Hobby Show , .Suzanne Haire, the 68-inch high director of the P & W Revue chorines, turned up for rehearsal at the junior high last Saturday morning with long winter underwear protecting her from the chilling blasts ., .Bryson \u201cMr.Ogilvy\u2019 Berry will be 20 years old this Sabbath .Lorne Hellyer is among the large Westmount crew studying at Sir George Williams College this year .Hear that Peter Taylor Jessop, last year of WHS's grade 12 and now of McGill, has abandoned his ambition of becoming a doctor .Ian Roberts\u2019 soiree last Friday night reported a very enjoyable affair even though Jean Van Patter had to miss it because of a cold .Bob \u201cPappy\u201d Sproule, former prexy of the Westmount Boys\u2019 HI-Y, quite entranced with his life as a first year commerce student at Me- Gin .Those attending the joint Hi-Y supper meeting at the Y tonight will be entertained by a debate on the subject of coeducation, Jean Van Patter and your chronicler, who always seems to get roped into these things, will uphold the affirmative while Kaz Nishio and Ann Griffiths will argue the negative .Which reminds that the same Jean Van Pater wishes to have Ît publicly announced that her phone number will be changed on or about March fn.Dolly Morrison\u2019s and Ruth Messenger\u2019's formal soiree will come off at Victoria Hall's Green Room on the night of Friday, March 15 .With a hi-diddle-diddle.Today\u2019s work that is put oft till tomorrow too often is still undone yesterday.\u2019 ALT-SHAKE By W.Orton Tewson q AN ATTIC CANDY BEING scarce and snow plentiful\u2014up north, at least\u2014 we pass along a simple recipe for maple brittle, given by Robert P.Tristram Coffin, the poel (in his appetizing book \u2018Mainstays of Maine.\u201d) He calls maple brittle \u201cthe best candy Maine or any other state makes, a northern, New World symphony.\u201d Here's how Mother Coffin made it: \u201cWe boys had a hand in it,\u201d recalls Mr.Coffin.\u201cWe brought in the snow.Then mother turned a pitcher of red-hot maple syrup on a milk-pan full of speckless snow.# » » \u201cTHE INSTANT the sweet lava struck the virgin snow we had gathered for its bed, it crackled, hissed and hardened into the most seductive, fragile, and transfiguring sweet that ever sat on a small boy's tongue or ran down on his chin too far for his searching, slender tongue to reach! The maple brittie never lasted long on account of my cousins, But we would always make more, For my father had drained the sweet blood out of hundreds of maples, aud we had whole snowstorms to draw on for the candy\u2019s cradle, It was soft as a December moonbeam and melted in the mouth like honey made by the New Jerusalem bees that buzz In the Tree of Life.\u201d The only way to keep a cook these days is to marry one, says an employment official, And then she'll want you to hire her a cook.Recently in the British House of Commons after two days of debate, miner M.P.\u2019s collars open, hair ruffled raised their voices in the song sung by Welsh miners on their way to the pits: \u201cGuide me, O Thou great Redeemer, Pilgrim through this barren land.\u201d Then they went into the \u201caye\u201d lobby to vote for the nationalization of the mines cf Britain.They \u2018Won 359 to 182.,Burly Will Lawther, president of the National Union of Mine- workers, set the tone for the debate: \u2018How can you run an industry efficiently, if every miner loathes his work; if every miner\u2019s wife swears \u2018her boy will not go down the pit\u2019; if in every miner\u2019s home the pit is looked upon as an accursed thing.\u201d Labor has already been warned that nationalization will mot transform the barren land of British mining inte a Utopia.Shafts will still be toe narrow for modern machinery, Antiquated methods, deep tunnels, high accident rates will still plague the sick British industry.Bitter miners will continue slowdowns and flash strikes.Already Labor's Minister of Fuel and Power, \u2018Emanuel Shin- well, onetime tailor, speaking for the new mine boss, the Government, had warned of drastic action against wildcat strikes.Said he to Scotland\u2019s pitmen: \u201cNationalization is not intended primarily to benefit the miner.There is the coal consumer to be considered, the interests of the nation, our export trade and all that.\u201d * * + Westinghouse Electric Corporation announces a \u201claundromat\u201d which automatically fills itself, washes clothes, rinses and drys them, empties, then cleans itself.% % % Disposal of U.S.A.Army and Navy surplus property abroad is going so badly that the U.S.has decided to lend foreign governments money to buy it.The following loans are being considered: 30 year loans as follows \u2014$100 million to Russia, $50 million each to Poland and Czechoslovakia, $10 millions to Finland.Specifically for the purchase of surplus, they would be apart from the big overall U.S.loans now being discussed.% ¥ % It is reported that even if pre- fabricators of houses get into large scale production, they will have a hurdle to jump\u2014the highest of all.Many a U.S.A.town spurred by feather-bedding unions and building contractors, has building codes which ban prefabricated houses outright or contain tricky regulations which fac- tory-built dwellings cannot meet.And many buyers will find that members of A.F.of L.building- trades unions will not wire, instal plumbing or assemble a prefabricated house.This is in line with the system of artificial scarcity favored under our profit system so the union members who put their profits above human welfare should not be blamed, It is our capitalist system and not our capitalists or union members who should be blamed.What would any capitalist or unionist do in similar circumstances?The answer does seem to point to a change of the rules so that in an age of abundance, artificial scarcity shall be abolished in favor of really free enterprise and abundance for all.* * » The large and powerful Rail- THE FORUM Conducted by Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L.|| In Which Subjects of General Interest The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, + .| 9 and it does not accept responsibility for ne se god\".ä eived.\u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspap d U r Are Discussed , them.- way Brotherhoods of the U.S.A ; recently passed resolutions against the development of thy St.Lawrence Sea Way \u2018and who; can blame them for taking such | a step If they believe such a de! velopment (plainly in the publio interest) will hurt them.Bel cause under our faulty economic} system artificial gearcity,as a rule\u201d is to be preferred to abundance for all, individuals and groups self interest.The prifate utilif, ties have been and are spending§ billions to prevent if possible such development and prefer to) electric power run to the sea day} and night, year in and year oulg They also wish to see electricity\" scarce go It will be dear in price But there is nothing to be gained by scolding those who own andM contro} the public utilities.They economic system should be changed.* # » France should not and no doubt} will never forget General De Gaulle even though for the mo-y ment he (like the great Churchill) has been relegated to the sidelines.~ It will be interesting to see the sort of new constitution which will be the result ot the work of { the constituent assembly with its new three-party coalition and its Socialist provisional! president Felix Gouin.And then there will be the election of the first permanent president of the Fourth Republic\u2014perhaps General De Gaulle.It is not surprising that the realistic French objected to the General's determination that as a \u2018basis for the rebuilding of his country there should be a conscript army and a military budget of more than a billion dollars.His opposition contended that the first need is to pour all its resources into rebuilding.De Gaulle also demanded a powerful executive; the deputies held to the traditional French fear of a strong president and reliance on legislative control.And fit is known that De Gaulle\u2019s personality and status as a military man intensified the conflict.+ * * My philosopher friend said: \u201cTo give out from your heart is the best way to keep your heart from giving out.\u201d » * » Quipped colorful Lady Astor (still In the U.S.A.) to the newsmen: \u201cU.S.Anglophobes had better get on their knees and thank God for England.\u201d \u2018Occupation authorities should send a Salvation Army to Europe with Bibles.\u201d On the sexes she said: \u201cWomen have more moral courage than men, We didn\u2019t make this world.\u201d On the future of the male: \u201cI think you ought to have a rest, really.\u201d + %* ¥ Accepting an L.L.D, from Boston University General Eisenhower asked: \"I have been classed as a rather risky chance-taking person.Why doesn\u2019t the president of every great university teach his people to put people in my profession out of a job.\u201d -_\u2014 All over Canada new Legion branches are sprigging up.One of these recently planned is a $69,« 000 project by the Langley play for position and their ow® have billions of horse power of \u2018 The pence A se ili be he aus * Aiden ice harlig hemes he wa our Î ake Please.active pf St.The\u2019 heir 7 at 8:30 of Ch be the .J 1embed ards an guests «< The olding] Saturd 8.15 p.We * \u2014\u2014 Hibbs work Westm Sunday.preach mornin based Jesus, and Sw In th.ba \u201cTh God\", t verted c wondroi of God.West will fol The sp will ha Trumpe served.West tlonal \u2018 8, F, Ki day eve in time other a In & Union People Baptist evening at 8.15, & social w Sherbr Rev.Hibl 11.00 a.Sw Int 7.30 p.n Go vel pre cor Westmou eve Mu ser vit Christ SU 3.00 p.\"\u201d 7.30 p.branch to be bullt on the Trans- Canada highway east of Langley, Prairie, .8.00 p \u2018The F M \"Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 PACE FIVE Sp The Church Calls to Worship TP , D.C.L.1 terest 4 ; .x & St.Luke's United | ; * eoaper, \u2018@ The minister, Rev.Ralph B.lity for lMépencer, will preach at the morn- lMng service on \u2018\u201cThe Greatness of .Mod\".New members will be re- J Meived.M A service of unusual interest Solutions M ill be held in the evening under it of the RO auspices of the Young People.\u2018and who i Iden Grant will conduct the ser- king such ; ice and Stan Kennedy and uch a de.harlie Pelletier will speak on he publie hemes relating to the church and lem.Bel he war veteran.At the Friendly economis J our following, Sandy Glass will as a rule ake charge of Information bundancf 1°ase.These m'en have all seen à groups pctive service and are members hefr ow Of St.Luke's.î ate utili The Halfway Club will hold spendingd heir meetiLg tomorrow evening possibly pt 8.30.Dr.Stuart Allen, F.1.C.S., prefer to} of Chungking, West China, will power ot 4 be the guest speaker, and Mrs.a sea day Ww.J.C.Hewetson the soloist.year out à Members of the Session and Stew- lectriciiy ards and their wives will be the in price.guests of the club at this meeting.pe gained The Carpet Bowling Club is own andi olding its annual bonspiel on fes.Thek Saturday, in the Church Hall, at could begfS-15 P-M- x A | Westmount Baptist | no doubtill w * leral Del Hibbert Troop will resume his the mo-M work as Director of Music in hurchill) Westmount Baptist Church on the side-Fgunday, Dr.J.A.Johnston will « 3 preach at both services.In the 0 ses the morning \u201cGnats And Camels\u201d, un which based upon the striking word of work of ÿ Jesus, \u2014\u2018\u2018Ye Strain Out a Gnat with its fand Swallow a Camel\u201d.1 and its In the evening the sermon will president be \u201cThose Nights Alone With here will God\u2019\u2019, the confessions of a con- he first verted cheat, and will portray the of the wondrous methods of the Grace ps Gen- Hot God.| Westmount Fellowship Hour that the Will follow the evening service.| to the The speaker, Rev.Bob Munro, hat as a Will have with him his Silver of his Trumpet.Refreshments will be a con- served.y budget Westmount French Conversa- dollars, tional Class, under direction of that the 8.F.Kneeland, will meet on Mon- its re- day evening, at 7.15.The change g.De In time made necessary because of bowerful other appointments, held to In accordance with an Inter- ar of a Union Plan, Westmount Young nce on People will be hosts to Madison it is Baptist Young People on Monday 's per- evening.The meeting will begin military &t 8.15, and will be followed by et.& social perlod.1 said: Westmount Baptist heart 15 Church r heart Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave., Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A,, D.D,, Minister ist and Hibbert Troop, Organist an | Astor Choirmaster ad bet- \u201cGNATS AND CAMELS\u201d thank 11.00 a.n.\u201cYe Strain Out a Goat and pation Swallow *a Camel\u201d, The Stinging Salva- Intolerance of Jesus.7.30 p.m.\u201cThose Nights Alone with Bibles.\" God\u201d.The Confessions of a Con- Women verted Cheat.Dr.Johnston will preach.Mr.Hibbert Troop will ethan conduct.world,\u201d Westmount Fellowship Hour (follows le: \u201cI evening service).Speaker, Rev, Bob Munro.Refreshments will be à rest, served, Young People specially invited.mn Bos- Christian and Missionary Alliance enhow- N.D.G.Chapel feed as 5160 Sherbrooke St.W.ony ot (Near Marlowe Avenue) h his Rev.F.J.Sauvé, Pastor y pro- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 3.00 p.m.\u201cGod's Purpose in Sending Legion the Spirit.\u201d No.3 in the series, .One \u2018\u2019The Spirit in Redemption.\u201d\u2019 a $6d, 7.30 pm.\u201cThe Purpose of tha Cos- angley pel.rans- WEDNESDAY angley 8.00 p.m.Prayer and Fellowship.\"The First Steps Toward Happiness Are the Church Steps.\u201d Handel's Messiah | Presented Again On Good Friday Handel's \u201cTne Messiah\u201d will again be rendered in Westmount Park Church on Good Fiiday by the choir augmented to more than 100 selected voices.The orchestra and choir will be under direction of J.C.Scott, a resident of N.D.G., and well known to Montreal audiences for his brilliant work as a soloist and conductor of oratorio and opera.Rehearsals will soon be in full swing, choristers wishing to take part are urged to telephone WA 5865, DE 0589 or WA 5804 in evenings for particulars, without delay.Soloists on this occasion will be: Soprano, Mrs.J.C.Scott; Alto, Mrs.W, H.Lewis; Tenor, Aifred Wellens, and Bass, J.Christle Scott, all of whom are well versed in Handelian traditions, Rehearsals take place on Wednesday evenings in the church hall corner of Western and Lans- downe avenues, a v | Stanley Presbyterian On Sunday morning Rev.E.H.Johnson, secretary of Missionary Education of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, will assist at the morning service in Stanley Church, and will speak to the congregation on the Life and Work of the Church at home and abroad.The congregation join in extending congratulations to H-MaJ.Rev, J, W.Foote, recently awarded the Victoria Cross for his courage and bravery on the beaches of Dieppe.This is the first time in the history of Canada that a Victoria Cross has been awarded to a chaplain, and bestowed on a chaplain of the Presbyterian Church.On Tuesday evening, March 5th, there will be a rally of all Sunday School teachers and officers of the Presbyterians Churches in the city of Montreal.On Friday evening, March 8th, the congregation will tender a banquet to the members and adherents who have been serving in the armed forces, The banquet will be followed by a congregational reception in connection with which a most interesting program has been arranged.L = | Westmount Park | \u201c = » At the evening service in West- mount Park Church, Mr.Goth will preach on the book by Richard Wright \u201cBlack Boy\u2019.This book deals with the experiences of a black boy in America.America 1s looked at through the eyes of one belonging to a despised race.Believing that one of the great tasks of the Christian Church today is to aid in\u2019 unifying the world; to show where a real understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ leads, Mr.Goth will lead discussion on this sermon at the Forum immediately following the evening service, The sermon at the morning service will be \u201cIf My Brother Sin\u201d being a contribution of the series on the Galilean ministry of our Lord.\u201cHas your son's college education proved of any value?\u201d , \u201cYes, indeed.It cured his mother of bragging about him.\u201d Wesleyan (Ill.) Argus * | Dominion-Douglas | w On Sunday morning in Domin- ion-Douglas Church Rev.A.Lloyd Smith will preach on \u201cThe Renewal of Youth\u201d.The-speaker at the evening service will be C.Alexander Gordon, Executive Secretary of the Montreal Committee on Alcoholism, Mr.Gordon, has attended iwo sessions of the Yale Institute for the Study of Alcoholism and will speak on \u2018\u201cThe Yale University Approcalh to the Alcoholic Question\u2019.At the morning service the choir will sing \u201cAs the Heart Pants\u201d\u2014Mendelssohn; and \u201cO most merciful'\u2014Bullock.The evening music will include \u201cO Lord who didst in olden time\u201d \u2014 Thiman; and a contralto solo by Mrs, Armande Davis.\u2018Come ye blessed'\u2019 by Prindle Scott.The Church School, Mr.Jackson's Bible Class and the Minister's membership class will meet at 3 p.m.and at 8.45 p.m.the Young People's Union will hear Miss Ross speak at their meeting in Friendship Parlour.On Monday at 6.15 p.m.the Men's Club will meet for supper.An outstanding speaker, Hon.J.R.Ralston will be present and will address the Club following the supper.It is expected that there will be a record attendance.Women\u2019s activities for the week include the Sewing Circle at 2 p.m.on Monday, an evening meeting for all women of the congregation at 8 p.m.Tuesday.the Frances Willard W.C.T.U.regular meeting at 3 p.m.Wednesday at which the speaker will be Mrs, R.G.Gilbride and the closing meeting of the Red Cross when tea will be served at 4 p.m.There will be the customary meetings of the Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and Guides during the week.Advent Youth Club Holds Dance A successful Valentine dance was held recently by the Advent Youth Club.The ladies\u2019 door prize was won by Marion Dallyn, while Marvin Smith won the gent's Spot dances and an elimination dance provided lots of fun and entertainment.The elimination dance was won by Irene Burnley and John Highland.The president, C, J.Brighton, acted as M.C.It is hoped that a Mardi Gras Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave., Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A, LL.B, D.D.Organist: Mr.Harry Norris, L.R.S.M., A.T.C.L.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 a.m.\"Watchman, What of the Night?11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.\u201cChanging Religious Ideas.\u201d The Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at both services.Sun., March 17th, 8.30 p.m.Vocal, Violin and Organ Recital.Visitors and Newcomers to the District invited and cordially welcome at all Services.a + Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 a.m.The Rev.E.H.Johnson, Secretary of Missionary Education Presbyterian Church in .Canada.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Bible \"The Lost Coin.\u201d St.The Minister will conduct both services, K.R.Cunningham, F.C.CM,, - Organist and Choir Director dance will be held early fn March.The club meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m., and all young people of the district are cordially invited to attend.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Bible Class and Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: Rev.Gordon G.Mercer.Kindergarten Class for small children.Parade of Scouts, Guides, Brownies and Cubs.3.00 p.m.Junior Sunday School and Kindergarten.7.00 p.m.Evensong.Rector, Monday, February.25th, St.Matthias, A.M., 7 a.m.Holy Communion.Wednesday.February 27th, 7 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday, February 28th, Holy Communton.Preacher: The 10.00 a.m.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver.L.Th., M.C.SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayar and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector, ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.\u2014Major Rev.G, F.Leigh will preach.MONDAY\u2014ST.MATTHIAS DAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wood Ave.Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest SEXAGESIMA 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Procession.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession.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 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave, Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, : Minister Assistant Minister Rev, Andrew J.Mowatt, B.D, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant, Subject: \u201cThe Battle Within.\" : 7.30 p.m.Mr, Mowatt.Living Water.\u2019 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Fred Whiteley, Organist and Subject: Choirmaster.COME AND WORSHIP Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) ; Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 a.m, \u201cIf My Brother Sin.\" 12.15 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cBlack Boy.\u201d A sermon on human under standing.8.30 \u2018p.m.Westmount Park Forum, Discussion on the sermon \u2014= racial minorities.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.Norwood, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A.B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 am.Morning Theme: \u201cA Spiritual Merger.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Evening Theme: \u2018Can We Be Sure of the Divinity of Jesus?\" Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D., wilt preach at both Services Mr, M.Warner Norman, Organist and Choir Director St.Luke\u2018s United Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A, B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Greatness of God\u201d.(Reception of New Members).7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Church and The War Veterans\u201d, This service under the auspices of the Y.P.U.will be conducted by War Veterans, who have seen active service.Supervisor Stan Kennedy, Lt.Charles Pelletier and Alden Grant (R.G.A.F.) THE FRIENDLY HOUR p.m.Sandy Glass (R.C.A.F), president of the Y.P.U,, in charge of Information Please when themes of speakers will be discussed.11.00 a.m.and 12.15 p.m.Church School.Master of the Music.8.4 = Frederick L.McLearon, A.C.C.0, L.R.S.M.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd, cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D, Rev.Graham Barr, B.A, B.D, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 am.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith: \u201cThe Renewal of Youth.\u2019 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Mr.C.Alexander Gordon: \u2018\u2019Yale University Approach to the Alcoholic Question.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union: Speaker: Miss Ross, John Robb, Mus.Bac., Organist and Choirmaster Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave,, Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones M.A, D.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Service will be attended Dy the Calvary Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop, Sermon theme: \u201cThe \u201cThe Greatest Contest of All\u201d.730 p.n.Annual Church Service of St.David's Society of Montreal.The Congregation of Salem Welsh Presbyterian Church in Montreal will also unite in thls special ser~ vice.The choral service wlll be rendered by the Montreal Welsh Male Voice Choir.The President of the Society, Mr.D.W.Roberts and the Chaplain, Rev.H.A, Pritchard, will assist In the service of worship.The sermon on \u201cBeacon Lights In a Foggy World\u201d will be delivered by Dr.Jones.A CHORAL RECITAL by the Welsh Cholr, directed by Mr.A.J.Blanie will be given in Calvary Church immediately following the preaching service, In ald of the work of Salem Welsh Church. x PAGE SIX ~ THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 of West- i; nt, i bo a bn id id at] Street, h left f St.Pet pole iE hla Sven go mount, wi e a bridesmaid a reet, has le or .Peters- ing at 8.30 o'clock, at the church.5 ; the wedding on Saturday of her|burg, Florida, where she will oe A.Stewart Allen, F.I.C.S., of Over five hundred guests at \"At the Roi cousin, Miss Dorothy B.Mclin-|spend a couple of montbs.Chungking, West China, will be tended the annual Valentine din- Young Ls AE tosh to Chief Petty Ofticer John the guest speaker, and Mrs, W.Her-dance held by the Woman's sion Par i J Duncan, R.C.N.V.1t, Miss Pat Parker is spending a J.C.Hewetson, the soloist.Mem- Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic chairman £0 holiday at Lac Paquin in the Laur- bers of the Session and Stewards Hospital on Saturday evening, in mittee, a Ru Mrs.Norman Mackintosh, whose entians, and thelr wives will be the güests |the ball-room of the Mount Royal mittee h bi * husband addressed the Ladies\u2019 -_\u2014 of the club at this meeting.Hotel, to raise funds for their ac- ject and gt Auxiliary of the C.P., Branch 96, Mrs, John Vincelli and Miss _\u2014 tivities in the hospital, Eddie Alex- donate o Er of the Canadian Legion last even-|.Pat Parker were joint hostesses ç ander and his orchestra played for which w fg, ing, is well known to many of|at a shower given last Thursday GHARTER LUNGHEON dancing.the Rev.he ithe local Service personnel who |at the Monkland Tennis Club, in for a coll were overseas, as she had charge i of the Canadian Legion's beauti-| whose marriage to Mr.Rodger iary; Mrs.W.G.Mitchell, cou- In kee Ÿ fully situated Leave Club in Edin- Chown took place on Saturday, at EF vener of the dinner-dance; Mrs.Month, burgh, Scotland, until she was|Stanley Presbyterian Church.PROF.FIELDH Maurice Stoker; Mrs.Walter Min- mittee : called by the Legion to take] About forty guests attended the gie, and Mrs.John F.Bryant.number \u20ac charge of their largest Leave event.The annual Charter Day.lunch- The commitiee in charge was books on Centre in Britain, at Cartwright col 3.L Ralton.tormer Cana eon of the Notre Dame de Grace Mrs.W.G.Mitchell, general con- Miss J .» .\u2019 - Gardens, London, where she is now superintendent.The following young ladies are assisting with the sale of programmes at the annual Sports Night of the Xavier Apostolate jsh the music for the Shaar Hash- omayim Synagogue Junior Con- Social and Personal Mrs.M.K.Jarvis, Sherbrooke honour of Miss Shirley Culley, dian Minister of National Defence, will be the chief speaker of the evening, when the Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 Association holds its 1946 reunion dinner at the Mount Royal Hotel, on the night of the bride, as junior bridesmaid.The best man will be Mr.Thom- MISS PATRICIA MULCAIR Miss Patricia Mulcair, general con- Marcel Ouimet, brother-in-law of the bridegroom; Mr.Paul Pare, Br A.8, Allen To Be Guest Speaker At Half-Way- Club St.Luke\u2019s Haltway Club will SPEAKER WILL BE Women's Club will be held on Friday, March 1, at 12.30 o'clock in the ballroom of the Mount Royal Hotel under the chairmanship of Mrs.C.C.Parkes, The president, Mrs.George G.Wake- man, will preside.Also at the head table will he members of the executive board .\u2018\u2019Westmeuni*s Home Newspaper\u201d HOMOEOPATHIC WA, BENEFIT DANCE GREAT SUCCESS Receiving were Mrs.W.R.Ormrod, president of the Auxil- vener; Mrs.M.Stoker, ticket cone vener, assisted by Mrs.O.W.Bradley, Mrs.H, C.Fetterly, Miss M.Currie, Mrs.Leslie Ham, Mrs.L.R.Jefferson, Mrs.F.C.Copas, Mrs.W.Hatch, Mrs.R.Aubin, Mrs.H.Brophy, Mrs.H.Cadfeux, speaker, and her subject will be \u201cThink \u2018of Africa\u2014Her Past\u201d.\u201cWi ASCE SODAL POOR Pope for Guild at the Forum tomorrow ev-| of Wednesday, March 6.vener, of the \u2018\u2019Welcome Home\" The guest speaker will be Pro-| Mrs.C.N.Knowles, Mrs.A.P.Miss Hele ening: the Misses Pat Bannon, party being held by the Young M.A.Kennedy, Mrs.W.G.Murdoch an Animal ; Sylvia Denis, Belty Tardiff, Mavis Miss Christina Walsh, of St oh Westmeurs + he, room Kingsford re Mrs, G \u201cMorgan Mrs c R North, ish on M fau , », ., - » , , 9 + - .\u2019 .\u201c ee eee Vite Hall haveing in History ai MGM University, | rs.W.R.Ormrod, Mrs, Waiter the Annus bY Mar McNally, Margaret McLaugh- sisters, the Misses Walsh, Richel- honor of the young men of the Seated at the head table will Mingie, treasurer; Mrs, John F.air bed 1 2?lin Millicent \u2018Graham, Anita Ban-|ieu Apartments, Claremont Ave- parish.be Professor H.N.Fieldhouse, Bryant, publicity, assisted by Mrs.or the ed 4 n \u2018 Mar Alice Danaher, Jackie nue M.A.the Rev.B.B.Brown of) W.J.Collins._ i hel : Cote and re Paul Ramage Mrs \u2019 - (Peggy) Pare, daughter of Mr.Wesley United Church and Mrs, ; bel ne e ! \"2° \"EE = and Mrs.A.A.Pare, to Capt.D.W., : ; John M.Doyle is chairman of the| APPROACHING WEDDINGS Claude Moncel Tetrault, MER, president of ee Con Come Westmount Club # Miss M , committee.are ; je $oR of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Te-!cil of Notre Dame de Grace.Also Charter Day Luncheon candidates L Mr.and Mrs.K.Markgrat en- Cont ane Tra as, Forse Ma trault.The Rev.Wilfrid McDon-| the following executives and re- 7 j oo ts A tail ; dir + this week in|g hter of Mr a M 5 P agh officiated.Mr.J.E.Savaria, presentatives of other women\u2019s he charter day uncheon of the Hi CU bons nde! count Girouard de Ledde \"to Mr Frederick William organist of the church, played Lhe organizations: beestmount women's Club has \u2014 : n * n A .> i pil de Sales, who has just re-| Barr of Toronto, son of Dr, and wedding music and Mr.Gerald| Mrs, R.R.Pickens, Mrs.A.T.Poi med os take place on the spirit 2 turned from Paris, France.Mrs.C.H.Barr of Verdun, which Duranleau and Miss K.Maher| stikeman, Mrs.Edwin Briggs, in the \"Mount Ro al Hotel 5S£h, was- 3 is taking place at half-past ten | .Mrs.J.Dougherty, Mrs.A.D._ y l to the Pr i Mrs.K.F.Study end herloclock tomorrow morning, in Bridesmaid was Miss Magde- Ross, Mrs.L.A.Cormier, Miss the import : daughier, Sandra, have \u2018lett for|the Church of St.Augustine of leine Tetrault, sister of the bride- Ethel M.Sharpley, Mrs.A.Turner Stanley W.M.S.ing presen Calgary, Alta., to visit friends and Canterbury, Mrs.Clarence Potter groom, while the flower-girl was| Bone, Mrs.S.B.Earle, Mrs.F B.\u2014_\u2014 Rehears relatives.Mrs, Study was accom- will be matron of honour, with little Miss Marie-Claire Pare, Chauvin, Mrs.L.H, Burket, Mrs, The regular monthly meeting way for t panied by her sister-in-law, Mrs.[Miss Lorraine Barr, sister of the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Chas.Keene, Mrs.Guy Lapraik, of Stanley Auxiliary of the W.M.S.held on Tt Robert Lamb, of Calgary.bridegroom, and Miss Pauline Pare and niece of the bride.Mrs.F.B.Wilson, Mrs.Geo, Cur- will be held on Tuesday at 3 p.m.toria Hall.LS Lefebvre, as bridesmaids, and| Mr.Temple Murray Barott was|Tie, Mrs.A, Lyall, Mrs.J.H.|in Franklin Hall Memorial.The put Skyliners\u2019 Orchestre will furn- Miss Barbara-Ann Baker, cousin best man and ushers were Mr.Norris and Mrs.R.W.Herton Mrs, A.M.Hill will be the man, Miss entries for Contest, a) gregation Dance in the synagogue |as Cogan, ushers being: Mr.(win brother of the bride, Mr.of the club = cre Honorary Prosi Contest, thie Saturday evening.Norman Carson, uncle of the| Robert Tetrault, brother of the Cent, rs 5.A.Nacsween, Mrs.For Delicious Home-made The Re bridegroom: Mr.Kenneth Mc-|bridegroom and Mr.Wallace N.B.Muir, Mrs, Norman Seath, « i i BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES and the Si Mrs.E.A.Stanway and Mrs.R.Namee and Mr.Trevor Peck.Gowdey.Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite, Mrs, M., , , a Sykes, the latter formerly of The reception will be held In A: reception was held later at H- Schade, Mrs.R.W.Varey, PIES, PASTRIES, FRUIT don N.D.G., and now of Westmount, |ihe Duke of York Room of the|the home of the bride\u2019s parents, Mrs.J.H.Maude, Mrs.P.Sin- CAKES, PUDDINGS, he pre have returned from a holiday at| Windsor Hotel.33 Rosemount avenue, clair.Mrs, K, E.Norris, Mrs.H.SHORTBREAD, etc.to ao bre Si.Margaret's.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 A.Dale, Mrs, C.A, Camirand, od WEDDINGS Mrs.J.W.Perks, Mrs.G.Wilmot, come to the TALISKER KENNELS dalities on Mrs.I.K.Lowry, Mrs.M.G.I PETRAULE « PARE | Price, Mrs.H.P.Lockhart, Mrs.Wee Scotch Shop Hall.At ten o'clock Saturday morn- CAPTURE LAURFLS Mire Aa Mrs.A rossatl ke James W.Mair, Prop.AR ar otte ing, in the Church of the Ascen- be Mr.Marcel Menard.be itor 317 Victoria Ave.APPROVED The an i sion of Our Lord, the marriage Qu » Sarttone, (Near Western) : » Women\u2019s / i ! Fr ostern LRMADIR ; \u2018 G took place of Miss Margaret Rose accompanied on the piano by Mrs.TAT at the Ari | owns Perey Clarkson who will also fur- DExter 5709 Lge : _\u2014 nish the incidental music.real, Sherl For Springtime Charm! Ch I Taking two of her famous Skye March 1st Fashion picks Prints in Jerseys and ar otte Terriers to show in the ring at === opening 3 3 : the Westminster Xennel Club place at ; Cc .! d _lightweight wool dresses.So color-bright Gowns Sho win Madison Square Gardens, MID = WIN TER SP ECIALS ! Paintings & and spirit-lifting! Come for yours, Hi Teens! New York, Mrs, R.Percy Adams, 3 Studio Gro today! SUITS with a big fashion future .lace paper crisp Blouses, too! 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke FI.7773 Open 9 to 6 Daily Westmount LS Eee We've glamour galore to really captivate your one-and-only! Long or short date dresses .simply swoon stuff ., .all with the tiny waists and swirly skirts you love! 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Priced for teen budgets too! 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke, Westmount.Fl.7773 Open 9 to 6 Daily wife of the Mayor of Westmount, brought her terriers back on Friday, both prize winners.Mrs.G.S.B.Mack, a Skye Terrier fancier herself, accompanied Mrs.Adams to New York, and the jitwo terriers shown were Cham- plon Skyhigh Lady Fay of Tal- isker, which won best of breed against six American champions; and Chummie\u2019s Heir of Talisker, a puppy whose sire si Chummie\u2019s $10 Reg.$8.50 SUPREME CREAM OIL WAVE Special $7.50 SUPER OIL PERMANENT Special $6.50 Others from $5.wp Styled under the supervision of Mr.Emile EMILE BEAUTY SALON Society.Heir of Merry Mount, and which came back from his first show with a second prize in the open dog class, Originally, it may be remembered, the show had been phn- ned for February 12th and 13th, but on account of the strike the events were compressed into the PERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING 1373 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) FI.2486 am MMe A.CourvalL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN | Ndack + D.:A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC + D.:A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 3132 Masson St.4235 St.Lawrence 4491 St, Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert Cll dr) = CORSETRY BY NATURE'S RIVAL and LE GANT .e one terrifically long exhibition SARA DREW FOUNDATION GARMENTS day, the 13th.Over 2,600 dogs FOR THE LARGER FIGURE were exhibited In the ring and e PV du payons attended.of The only direct factory-authorized service for WOMEN'S CAMP breed, is a first class mother and HEALTH SARMENTS AND SURGICAL SUPPORTS in estmount an estern Montrea has no less than 30 puppies to her RSETIERE Gf GISCRIMINAT IN Lad (JT \u20ac NY 2 OE Less HE, LE 2 WEE, 2e xe: AL Re Maan mt Co et ann \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 nt | kl a ET fi Melville Aid The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Mel- | ville Presbyterian Church will meet for work at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday, in the Church Hall, Mel- (| ville Avenue, Westmount.| in Sage wasn 2 VEN REE { ULL LL A A PZ 27 2 7 Zeid i A dd dR A Ee 77 777777 N 2 1 [| + fe per\u201d IE A, sts at- 1e din- oman\u2019s opathie ing, in .Royal eir ac e Alex- yed for W.R.Auxil- 1, con- ; Mrs.ar Min.nt.ze was al con- et con- 0.W.y, Miss 1, Mrs.Copas, Aubin, adieux, A.P.irdoch, North, Walter ohn F.)y Mrs.neeting VE ui \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d ASCENSION PARISH SODALITY TO HELP POOR IN EUROPE ! At the February meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish, Miss Rileen- Meade, chairman of the Apostolic committee, announced that her committee had undertaken a new project and asked that all Sodalists donate one tin of canned goods which would be turned over to the Rev.Father H.Smeaton, S.J.tor a collection being sent to the Pope for the poor in Europe, In keeping with Catholic Press Month, the Catholic Truth Committee exhibited jackets from à number of well-known Catholic books on the bulletin board.Miss Joyee Clarke, the prefect who presided at the well-attended meeting, congratulated Miss Ruth Austin on the very successful membership tea which was held on Sunday, in the Queen's Hotel.It wag agreed that Our Lady's committee, under the direction of Miss Helen Kierans, should hold an Animated Rosary in the Parish on March 25th, the Feast of the Annunciation.Miss Clarke announced that Miss Patricia Mul- cair had been appointed convener of the \u201cWelcome Home\u2019 party being held tomorrow in Victoria Hall.Miss Marjorie Cook, mistress of candidates, will commence her second Candidates\u2019 Classes early in March.Miss Evelyn Lerman, Eucharistic committee chairman, announced that the intention for the spiritual meeting on March §th, was \u2018Increase of Vocations to the Priesthood\u201d and stressed the importance of 211 members being present.Rehearsals will be soon underway for the Variety Show being held on Tuesday, April 30 in Vie- toria Hall.The publicity committee chairman, Misg Shirley Gillies, received entries for the \u2018Beautiful Baby\u201d Contest, and stated that the win- next meeting.The Reverend Sister Superior and the Sister of St.Paul\u2019s Academy were present at the meeting.The prefect urged the members to attend the symposium being held by the Union of Parish So- dalities on March 3 on Congress Hall, ART EXHIBITION The annual exhibition of the Women's Art Society will be held at the Art Association of Mont- Teal, Sherbrooke Street West, on March 1st to 10th inclusive.The opening for members will \u2018take place at 8 p.m., March 1st.The paintings include works by the Studio Group and members of the Society.Don\u2019t Guess! What is wrong with your canary PHONE DExter 5477 Mr.James will call at you.| your home and advise THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 SHE GOT \u2018EM 4 This smiling miss has good reason to be happy.She is wearing one of the first pairs of post-war Canadian- made nylons which went on sale in Canada on Tuesday for the first time since nylon yarn was requisitioned for military purposes.The nylons so pleasingly displayed are by Orient, one of the leading Canadian hosiery mills.\u2014Photo by Orient.World Girl Guides Observe \u201cThinking Day\u201d Tomorrow Tomorrow is Girl Guide Thinking Day, when Guides the world over send thought-waves of goodwill to one another.In the United States they are called Girl Scouts; in Brazil they are Bandeirantes; in France, Les Eclaireuses; in Norway, Speidere; in Greece, Pro- skopines\u2014but, wherever they are, and whatever they are called, all uphoid the same code of loyally to God and neighbourliness.Tangible evidence of the internationalism of the Girl Guide Movement is seen in the fnterna- tional knowledge badges which are part of the Girl Guide and Ranger (older \u2018'teen-ager) programs of training, in the international camps and conferences held the world over since the early days of the Movement and in the practical help given by the Guides of free countries during the war to help less fortunate children.Guides of the British Commonwealth and of Western Hemisphere republics have done much to help their sister Guides and other children in liberated Europe and the East to re-establish them- gelves.The British Guide International Service has a number of highly trained adult teams working under UNRRA in Greece, Holland and Germany, These operate mobile kitchens and canteens, work in camps for displaced persons, and one team, a completely equipped hospital unit headed by an Australian woman doctor, established a 100-bed hospital for Dutch typhoid patients In 48 hours, Since 1941 Canadian Guides have made and shipped nearly 60,000 items of clothing to child- .ren of the bombed areas of Great Britain, some of which has found its way to the Continent as well.\u2018 Cleaning Early HAVE YOUR VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED AND PAINTED NOW VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY co.WE C 1566 seu pau e ts yésa ea DO UGC URL a 1100000300 Canada shared in the task undertaken by the Western Hemisphere Committee of printing the Brownie Handbook in Polish for Polish girls in refugee camps.Last October the 64,000 Canadian Guides worked very hard for the National Clothing Collection and also, on their own, shipped material and findings for uniforms to their sister Guides in Greece.Used uniforms and surplus equipment were collected and sent to Holland.Canadian Guides have recently set up a permanent \u201cGuide World Friendship Fund\u201d for gifts to children in the occupied countries and to promote international conferences and training generally.Pioneer Chatelaines To Be Subject Of Talk By Sophy Elliott \u201cCanadian Wilderness Chatelaines\u2019\u2019, illustrated, will be the subject of the talk given this afternoon at the Chateau de Ra- mezay to the Women\u2019s Branch of the Antiquarian and Numismatic Society, by Sophy Elliott, West- mount, author and lecturer.The speaker will discuss the chatelaines of the Province of Quebec and Ontario, telling of their early struggles and tribulations and the valuable service, never recognized, they rendered the country, which was definitely a very powerful influence in establishing settlements in the bush lands.POST-WAR NYLONS Canadian women will find postwar nylon stockings considerably improved over the tirst nylons that were produced early in the war.New knitting techniques, especially suited to the distinct character of nylon yarn, have been evolved.Post-war nylons will not be \u201cjust nylons\u2019, they will have new features such as \u201cbalanced fabric\u2019 which describes Orient\u2019s new method of distributing wearing strain so as to prolong the lite of the stocking.The annual U.S.flour consumption amounts to 160 pounds per capita.Approximately 85 pounds of this is used in the form of bread, and the remaining 75 In cakes and pastries, ; | Vode PAGE SEVEN terested audience, ARTE SSSR sea Girl Guide Week 1Mh COMPANY At a recent meeting an in- composed of Commissioners, Guiderg, Rangers, Guides, Parenis and friends, witnessed the Enrolment of Recruils Marilyn Gruman, Selina Her- shorn, Roslyn Mendelcorn and Rona Perlman by visiting Commissioner Mrs.Victor Elkin of Laurier District.Second Class Badges were presented by Captain Miss Jeanne Rosenthal to Ilse Gottfried, Ruth Halperin, Eva Roos, Berry Shine.The following Patrol Leaders were invested by Mrs, Wm.J.Hyde, Weslinount District Commissioner, Ruth Hal- perin, of the Kingfisher Patrol and Ilse Gottfried of the Oriole Patrol.Berry Shine was invested as Patrol Second of the Kingfisher Patrol.Service Stars were then presented by Captain Miss HARNAK CLUB SPRING BRIDGE TABLEHOLDERS Tableholders to the Karnak Ladies\u2019 Social Club spring bridge, to be held on Thursday, February 28th, in the Masonic Memorial Temple, Sherbrooke Street, include the following: Mesdames G.A, Godfrey, [.Gittens, S.Gilbert, T.Waite, F.Dawson, A.Leslie, W.Gilmour, A.Downes, F.Greenwood, A.Hay- man, W.S.Harrison, W.Horton, W.P.Holder, L.W, Hanson, J.J.Hay, Wm, Halsall, Alex.Hall.Ethel Ewing, John Blackwell, Thomas Kidd, E.J.King, F.G.Lumsden, T.M.Leacock, K.W.Matheson, D.F.Morgan, W.J.McNally, A.Shiells, Geo, Ward, Sam.Ogilvy, L.B.Temple, C.U.Tirrell, M.Vipond, Sydney Norton, Harry Newman, J.A.Doug- herty, J.H.Lang, A.S.Mathews, A, Pauley, R.Davidson, R.B.Hayes, A.W.Allyn, R.DeL French, F.R.Wray, E.Wilband.Mesdames J.Nixon,, A.Nickle, 0.C.Rehfuss, G.S.L.Retallack, J.Retallack, Sr., J.Rowe; Fred.Russell, W.J, Stephenson, J.H.Spence, T.R.Rennie, Geo.Shanks, R.McF.Millar, J.C.Douglas, H.J.Humphreys, R.Aitken, Wm.Spedding, W.Johnston, Wm.Ramsay, Art.Arnold, E.M.Hul- bert, H, M.McCullogh, Lee Pom- eroy, D.S.Preston, L.Coddington, F, R.Driver, M.E.Doke, M.Dennis, E, A, Fryer, Fingland, E.G.Digby, Jas.Cleland, F.Dever, F.Lidbetter, W.LeCras, the Misses E.Dever and Bertha Taylor, Mesdames M.N.Boyd, F, J.King, H.Massey, W.Kerson, J.S.Robertson, Winfield, T, Orr, Gilbord, C.Wirth, J.F, MacGreg- or, T.Smith, and Miss C.Olesen.Silver Tea The finance committee of the Westmount C.C.F, Club is entertaining at a silver tea to be held at the home of Mrs.Howard C.Reid, 381 Prince Albert Avenue, on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 p.m.There wil! be a display of ceramics, paintings and art executed by C.C.F.members.The public is cordially invited.ttosenthal to Celia Couper, l£lea- nor Fogle, lise Golttfried, Ruth Halperin, Florence Israel, Bar- hara Jacobs, Evy Roos, Juan Lub- mau, Berry Shine, Gloria Victor, Dundee Weintraub, Sonia \\Wein- traub and Proticiency Badges: \u2014 Homemaker's \u2014 Ilse Gottfried, Ruth Halperin, Gloria Victor; Swimmer's\u2014Ilse Gottlried, Gloria Victor; Knitter's\u2014Gloria Victor.The First Class Badge was also presented to Gloria Victor with special mention being made by the Captain that Gloria was one of the first Guides in the Company to have been awarded this Badge.Games and a Sing-Song around a glowing Camp Fire, conducted by Lieutenant Mrs.Gruman, completed an enjoyable evening, * » * GIRL GUIDE WEEK A special religious service will be held on Sunday, February 24th, at 8 p.m.in the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, 1443 Stanley Street for all Jewish Scouts and Guides in the city.Parents and friends are welcome.An informal get-together will Le held afterwards, when refreshments will be served.* % + C.W.L.Guide-Brownie The Catholic Women's League, Girl Guide Sub-division, is sponsoring a rally to be lLeld at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1191 Mountain Street, on Saturday, March 2nd.The Brownie programme will commence at 3 p.m.featuring the activities of a Brownie Pack; semaphore, folk - dancing, flag making and games, ending with a sing-song.The Girl Guides will open their evening with a flag-raising ceremony at § p.m., followed by a display of signalling, compass points, the use of knots, first-aid, marching and folk dancing.The program will be closed with a campfire and taps.Rally SEEDS PLANTS AND GARDEN % = SUPPLIES WiPeRRoniss NEW CATALOGUE FREE \u201cPor all your garden needs PERRON'S | seed store ss a friend indeed.\u201d \\W-HPERRON x C2: SEEOSMEN & NURSERYMEN 955 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL\" Thomas&Dilworth Master Painters & Decorators Residential & Commercial NO JOB IS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES Phone \u2014 W.THOMAS wi.6311 EL.6852 RA 5362 Sherbrooke West DI0 SERVIC ELwood 4540 HODGE BROS.E (Near Prudhomme) = \u2014 * CoE an Taste NIN, « FETE Vas + Hommes A TT er Av ce A 3 I ek is 0 th a, wh i 1 ] A Ee SRE ARRETE See oi 5 cet Ses EE \u2014 Sv de.iam bt es ars alm a PAGE EIGHT Pe gay perfume by LUCIEN LELONG When your heart's on a merry-go-round \u2014 capture the golden ring of romance with Tailspin perfume.Wear it for gayety, for love, for lughter.From $2.00 to $33.60, @ Whee!\u2014 this Sure-Fire sure is bold.sure is beautiful for young, young lips.And you'll love it too for its creamy smoothness, the way it stays on.Sure-Fire Lipstick, $1.15 Distinctive Perfumes in a limited number of delightful scents.550 .- 5 - Deliveries Each Day \u2014 THE THE EXAMINER, ARY 22, 19 RELIABIPpRU Dexter 4853 SHERBRIK 3525+ FREE DELIVERY 85¢-1.40-2.75 =Drug & Household Needs= ABSORBENT COTTON .Ib.59¢ GAUZE eee 5 yds.39¢ WITCH HAZEL, Pure .16 oz.49c A.S.A.TABLETS :.\u2026 100's 39c AIR WICK 1.12 CL 89c CASTILE SOAP, Fine Quality 3 lge Cakes 25c EPSOM SALTS, for Bathing .31bs.25e HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA = 19¢ PEROXIDE .Large 16 ox.Bottle 29c CREOLIN LL.Large Bottle 69c A.B.S.&C.TABLETS =.100%s 15c SEIDLITZ POWDERS, Box of 9 .29¢ COCILLANA COUGH SYRUP .49c BORACIC, PURE, 1 Ib.Shaker .29c \u2014your personality % in fragrance.A perfume.brilliant | e-.dramatic.lasting | 3.00 af\u201d Won MEN New! 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LINOLEUM Anything from a COUNTER TOP TO A COMPLETE FLOOR We have a wide range of colors in stock for immediate installation.For Free Estimates Call RALFOR CO.FR.1069 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 Ye | HOME ECONOMICS || t Woman's Auxiliary of St.CURTAIN CURES by.si Wheeler Are your curtains shrunken?Take heart.here's not one but six ways of making them over or of sewing new ones with little fabric.The budget\u2019ll balance if you reuse old curtains.You'll be delighted at their smartness, Instructions 829 has directions for ¢ curtains.ment, Because of the slowness of the PEACOCK MOTIF +.+.COS 0 09 » + RAA OQ >.Ç 7 7 Ce ONS ; \\/ he 72 PX CF HA # = - | Ÿ © 7 N PN Ty +25 = > bya Whee Punctuate your bedspreads with a glamorous peacock motif.Encltanting embroidery like this is sure to add brilliance to your home.Such simple stlchery yet it transforms plain spread.Pattern 895 has a transfer of a 15 x 18 and a 31% x 15-inch motif.Each pattern costs twenty-five cents (25c), which should be sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to this paper's Needlecraft Depart- 2191 Hampton Avenue, N.D.G.Write plainly the pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.mails delivery of our patterns may take a few days longer than usual.G.Sheperd, L.Grossmith, M.Ross.Mesdames A.T, Metcalfe, J.Adams, L.Spencer, G.Cole, H.E.Mosher, J.Zeran, E.Hamilton, H, V.Driver, D, H.Forsyth, J.Hair, R.Bonnar, M.Thurling, T.Sommerville, R.B.Cockburn, G.W.Pashley, G.W.Wylie, W, For- cand, L.L.Evans, J.W, Laing, S.S.Nason, F.Le.B.Ross, H.M.Duncan, H, C.Atkinson, R.H.Somers, H.Mace, E.Hornback, J.W.Brook, R.Emmerson.Mesdames V.C.Moulton, J.McDonald, T.Pester, H.Gilbert, P.A.Clarkson, C.H, P.Moore, S.Foster, S.Veith, J.Lendon, J.Boston, W.B.Barnes, J.Mcintyre, C.V, Curtiss, W, Millar, A.E.Marsh, A, Duddridge, D.J.Byers, W.Redfern, J, Emms, C.A.Holland, H.F.Giles, A.F.Smith, G.Brassart, M, B.Donnelly, R, A.Campbell, K, C.McKenzie, A, L.Attwell, F.C.Lambert.Mesdames C, C.Parkes, F.Willard W.C.T.U.On Wednesday at 3 p.m., at Dominion Douglas Church, (West- mount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount) The Frances Willard, W.C.T.U.will hold a meeting, The speaker will be Mrs.R.G.Gilbride, who will speak on \u201cTemperance.\u201d The soloist will be Lois Rae Browne.St.Luke's W.A.At the regular meeting of St.Luke's Woman's Association to be held on Wednesday, March 6, the programme will be in charge ot Group D, when the Rev.G.W.Goth, of Westmount Park United Church, will entertain members with J.B, Priestley\u2019s play, \u201cThey Came To A City\", and Miss Lois Bain will be the soloist.À warm invitation is extended to all ladies of the congregation to be present, Military Whist ° The \u2018evening branch of the phen's Church, are holding a military whist in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, Westmount, on Friday, March 1st, at 8.15 p.m.There will be door prizes and refreshments., Table holders please bring their own cards.BLUE GOOSE CARD PARTY TABLEHOLDERS About four hundred guests are expected to be present at the annual card party of the Hnnour- able Order of the Blue Goose, Women's Auxiliary, which is being held in the ballroom of the Riiz- Carlton Hotel on Thursday eveu- ing, February 28.The following is a list of tableholders: Mr, and Mrs J.D.Allan, Mr, and Mrs.J.Anderson, Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Bacon, Mr.Pierre Badeaux, K.C., and Mrs.Badeaux, Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Beauvais, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Bell, Mr, and Mrs.Dennis Bennett, Mr.and Mrs.Benoit Bertrand, Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Bewes, Mr.and Mrs.H, Bluicher, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Bonhomme, Mr.and Mrs.H.P.Beaudreau, Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Brophy, Miss J.Bus- sieres, Miss M, Cameron, Mr.and Mrs.A.Campbell, Mr.and Mrs.Alferd Campbell, Mr, and Mrs.C.Capper, Mrs.G.W.Carmichael, Mr.and Mrs, J.E.Catley, Mr, and Mrs.G.A.Charters, Miss Agnes Cloghesy, Mr.and Mrs, T.J.Crockett, Mr.and Mrs.A, T.Cunningham, Mr.and Mrs.T, Cunningham, Mr.and Mrs.C.Curtis, Mr.and Mrs.A.\u2018DeBroulx, Mr.Paul Desjardins, Mr.and Mrs.R.Dettmerg, Mr.M, Donald.Miss A.Dorion, Miss M.Dor- lon, Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Duff, Mr, and Mrs.Thomas Düffy, Miss L.Duffy, Mr, R.Duffy, Mr, and Mrs, R.A.Dyer, Mr.S.E.Edgar, Mr, and Mrs.H.Emo, Mrs.George Fiset, Mr.and Mrs.Edmund Foster, Mr.and Mrs.M.A.J.Gauthier, Mr.and Mrs.Geoffrey Had- rill, Mr.and Mrs.R., A.Harries, Mrs.T.Hughes, Mrs.R.B.Jones, Miss E.Kerr, Mrs.G.Kiriin, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Laws, Mrs.D.8.Lawson, Mr, and Mrs.Gaston Le- Blanc, Mr, and Mrs.LeBaron Le- Blanc, Mr.and Mrs.L.J.LeClere, Mrs.R.Lee, Miss A.LeMarquand, Mr.and Mrs.8.LeRiche, Mr, and Mrs.J.H.Lesperance, Mr, and Mrs.W.F.Linn, Mr.and Mrs, K.Lyons, Mr.Archie MacDonald, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Martel, Mr.W.L.McGannon, Mr.and Mrs, W.J.MeGowan, Mr, and Mrs.C.K.Ste- \u2018place at the Forum on Friday - \"Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d FATHER MCDONAGH | ADDRESSES XAVIER APOSTOLATE GUILD At the monthly meeting of tha Xavier Apostolate Guild held in Congress Hall on.Monday, the speaker was the Rev, \u2018Hilary Mec- J |Donagh, O.F.M., who was Introduced by the president, Mrs.J.o| P.Boyle, and thanked by Mrs, T.F.Flannery.The speaker gave an appreciation of the good work done by Monsignor Fulton Sheen \u201cof whom we are all so justly proud.\u201d Descrhing Monsignor Sheen as one of the foremost orators of today, the speaker said \u2018He broadcast so well and with such spiritual fruitfulness simply because he regularly \u2018listens in\u201d to God in his dally hour of prayer, With a mind diligently prepared by study, and a heart fervent with zeal, his soul in prayer easily recognizes inspirations coming from on high, and these he passea on to us in his own delightful way.: Following the meeting tea waa served under the convenership of Mrs, E.A.Thibodeau, assisted by Mrs.E, Bienvenu, Mrs.Thos.P.Keenan, and Mrs.J.Colvey.Two solos were sung by Mrs.HO'Hagan, cacompanied by Mrs.T.B.Shea.The Rev.E.M.Brown S.J., Moderator of the Guild, told of the annual sports night taking evening next.Assisting Mra.Boyle in receiving the guests were the past presidents, Mrs.M.A.McInnis, Mrs.C.A.Phelan, Mrs._- J.8.Stanford, Mrs.J.E.Goodman, Mrs.Mrs.J.A, Clement.and Mrs.W.Moxley, Mrs.E, Luo Murphy, Mrs.G.S.Murray, Mra.J.C.Muskett, Mr, and Mrs.G.À.Muay, Mr.and Mrs.L.P.Nolia, Mr.and Mrs.R, Parkin, Miss M.Parsons and Mr.and Mrs.G.Pelletier.\u201cButyl,\u201d a synthetic rubber, 1s derived almost entirely from refinery gases that go into manufacture of aviation gasoline, HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AND INSTALLATIONS Licensed Electricians Immediate Service Call us for any of your electrical problems\u2014large or small.DExter 2316 James F.Girouard McGinnin, Mr.F.W,, Moore, Mr, 30 YORK AVE.WESTMOUNT THE SALVATION ARMY MEN'S SOCIAL -SERVICE CENTRE 603 Chatham Street, Montreal 3 Fitzroy 5295-5296 There Is no discharge i in the Battle of Life, and there will ever F, O.Reynolds and : be casualties in need of assistance.Lavis, H.H, Remine, F.W.Kol- [REE esch, BE, C.Koch, W.L.Pugh, R.1 Ne ANNIVERSARY Wright, J.C.Brown, D.Preston, M SPECIALS! and to bring their friends.Tea will be gerved.- e served Prompt Attention NUWAY TOF TRENHOLME will be given your call for our Trenholme Park's Intermediate pucksters dropped the first game of their city intermediate playoff series to Nuway at Atwater W.L.Bentley, H.H.Elliott, H.ë Dey, G.W.Morgan, L.D.Black, HE, 0.L.Beatty, R.Harrison, J.W.£ 9 .F ; Machine 4.OIL PERM.Stewart, C.F, Walker, C.W, King, G.Harries, C.A, Wilkinson, G.A Park Monday night by a score of * .# | 750 Watson, W.a Orr, B.L.Carr 5» Nuway now meet the south- % BN: Reg.2 \u2019 E.C.Goodwill.P G ern area winner, St.Jean de Men- 14 Mesdames A.T.Patterson, G.|tha, Malone scored both the l | Cream Perm.Miller, W.E.Vas, H.Ashdown Trenhoime counters.Sa $8.50 J.G.Lang, F.M.Van Wagner, Reg.$10.J.W.Abraham, L.W.Unsworth, Use white darning cotton for mending towels.The darn will last much longer than if ordinary thread was used, and the mended place will be less noticeable, Small rugs, the binding of which have become frayed, may best be fixed by use of the sewing machine, If necessary rebind them entirely.Or the loosened bind- T.L.Covey, T.H.Covey, W.O.Searle, D.A.Bates, W.H.Spear- man, C, Coll, E, H, Hayes, J.M.Beveridge, F.W.Bishop, C.Bird, C.E.Bowers, H, J.Everett, C.Clash, C.G.Nuttall, I.J.Talt, J.B.Thompson, E.E.Shaw, F.Wright, and Miss M.A.Brittain, New and Different! 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On Waves of Love and Laughter! with Hit Tunes! Stars, Songs and Dances! « a WE \u2019 ot WAVES OF 1° | WAVES OF LOVE AND LAUGHS \\ \u201cWhat Makes the Sunset?\u201d \u2018I Begged Her\u201d o \u201cI Fall In Love Easily\u201d © \u201cThe Worry Song\u201d © \u201cMy Heart \u201cAnchors Aweigh\u201d MITCHELL .when * THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 the princess, alias Mabel Green, finds herself first in a patrol wagon and then in jail while her worried diplomatic and social staff anxiously tear their collective hair out.Miss Lamarr ig more beautiful than ever in a tailor-made role as Princess Veronica, Walker shows himself to be an outstanding performer, including a vocal sequence to emphasize his talents.He tops his own work in the recent \u2018\u2018The Clock.\u201d Miss Allyson is lovely, and she sings and dances expertly.Ragland is at bis comic best, and Warner Anderson.is very good as the columnist, First eight months of 1945 saw a rise of 4034 miles in air routes available for passenger travel.N PAGE ELEVEN IRENE DUNNE and ALEXANDER KNOX, who appear with Charles Coburn, in the hilarious comedy, \u201cOver 21,\u201d which starts on | Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre.Those inimitable kings of comedy, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, offer a field day of hilarity ana madness in \u201cBud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood,\u201d which is now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday night.Cast as a pair of shaky-fingered barbers in the film capital who unwittingly become agents for a newly discovered crooner, the madcap plot gives the laugh team opportunity for some of the funniest situations and Zaniest gags of their career.i The uproar begins in a barbering sequence in which \u201cRags\u201d Ragland is given a shave so close as to almost result in manslangter, and continues on through a wide variety of rib-tickling scenes, breathtaking chases and preposterous episodes, climaxed by a chase on a roller coaster that sets a new high for suspense-sustained laughter.Familiar scenes of Hollywood Cdn.Art Theatre Presents Three One Act Plays The C.A.T.\u2019s School of Theatre Arts is presenting three one act plays on Tuesday and Wednesday at Channing Hall on the corner of Sherbrooke and Simpson.An unusual verse-drama Is \u201cThe Levite\u201d by Agnes Irene Smith.The cast Includes Joan Carroll and Joe Carmen as Eileen and Guy, aided by Virginia Dwane, Sam Hitelman, Joan Humphreys and George Roberton, Chekov\u2019's \u201cThe Marriage Proposal\u201d is the second play of the group.Sydney Litwack portrays the father with Louise Duquet as his daughter and Bruce Raymond as the young gallant.James Wallace Bell's allegory- drama \u201cSymphony In Illusion\u201d is third on the evening\u2019s program.It features Joan Humphreys as Mary and Suzanne Avon as The Wanton with Louise Duquet, Louise Hildreth, Dorothy Hobbs, Margaret Walker and Betty Smith also in the cast.Sydney Litwack will design the sets for the three plays.Costumes and lighting will be done completely by students with Norma Springford.All proceeds will be donated to the Unitarian Service Committee.LIONS BOYS WIN The Lions Boys Club hockey team maintained its unbeaten record down at Point St.Charles last Saturday when they bested the St.Colomba Boys Club 11-2, While où To ation 9 the Malibu mountains, Ray Milland show- \u2018ed the cast and crew of \u2018\u2019Califor- Dia\u201d how he was once able to earn a llving as a sharpshooter.He shot the head off a rattlesnake from 60 ft.away as the reptile was coiled on a rock near the \u201cBud Abbott And Lou Costello In Hollywood\u201d Great Laugh-Getter and the making of pictures lends both.interest and credulence to the story, and audiences are given a chance to catch their breath between laughs by a number of lilting musical interludes in which Robert Stanton, a tale ented newcomer to films, sings \u201cIL Hope the Band Keeps Playing,\u201d \u201cAs | Remember You\u201d and \u2018\u2018Fun on the Midway,\u201d all excellent numbers.Together with Stanton, Abbott and Costello are aided by attractive Frances Rafferty, in the feminine lead.\u2018 : % WESTMOUNT Today and Saturday: 1 HOUN ANCHORS AWEIGH,\u201d in TECHNICOLOR with Kathryn Grayson, Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra.Also BUD + ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO \u201cIn Hollywood.\u2019 Ve (Sherbrooke at Gray Avenue) lunch table.The House That Hid a Secret More Ternfying Than the Mind Can Conceive! - MELIAN ENTHE- Toro KOLAN-SIGHE HASS 2 Excellent Features! STARTS SUNDAY ! Whe was \u201cChristopher\u201d .+ +» fend or phantom?The name that endangered the protection of the Atomic Bomb .in the picture towering above oll others in suspense, time liness and importance! Ny a 1 eee à ir EE * mr \u2018 i Fe ART PAGE TWELVE ALICE FAYE and DANA ANDREWS, who are starred in the mystery drama, \u201cFallen Angel,\u201d which starts at the York United Theatre on Saturday until Tuesday night.Gripping Drama Of Our Times Based On Great Novel Based on Phyllis Bottome's powerful novel ot two lovers and a family caught in the toils of a hate which.startled the world, \u201cThe Mortal Storm\u2019 plays until Friday on the\u2019 Monkland United Theatre's screen 2s one of the most timely and gripping motion pictures ever to reach the screen.Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart, Robert Young and Frank Morgan are the stellar names topping the large cast, with other important roles filled by Robert Stack, Bonita Granville, \u2019rene Rich, Wiliam T.Orr, Maria Ouspenskaya and Gene Reynolds, under the direction of Frank Bor- zage, creator of many of the screen's greatest hits.As Tragic Lovers Presenting a sharp contrast to their comedy portrayals in the Ernst Lubitseh success, \u2018The Shop Around the Corner\u201d Miss Sulla- van, Stewart and Morgan this time essay roles of the starkest dramatic import, with Miss Sila- | van and Stewart as the tragic lovers separated by a political upheaval which blights their lives; and their love but resolves itself to a poignant and heart-stirring conclusion which makes this as.great a love story as \u201c Jamille\u201d and \u201cRomeo and Juliet.\u201d Robert Young, one of the! screen's most versatile actors, follows his hit performance in \u201cNorthwest Passage\u201d with another outstanding role as Fritz Marbevg, who turns on the family which has welcomed him as one of their own, and whose fantastic devotion to a political cause estranges him from the girl he ioves.Morgan makes a complete about- \u2018face from his familiar comedy parts to portray the kindly, tolerant Professor Roth, who has spent a lifetime in idealistic teaching only to reap a harvest of hate from the students who formerly loved and respected him, DICKENS FELLOWSHIP The ontstanding meeting of the Dickens for Fellowship programme this season will he held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening.when the speaker will be the Most Rev.Philip Carrington, Litt.D., Lord Archbishop of Quebec.His Grace, who is a noted authority on Dickens, will speak on \u2018\u2018Pickwick Papers\u201d, The musical programme will be sustained by Lillian Ellis, soprano, and Phyllis Rowell, pianist, Basil Donn, preseident, will be in charge of the meeting.Gédidimer 3 te pivde at SMOT (Dect! It\u2019s a Right-Royal Romantic Riot! .She's the kind of a gal who'd rather be kissed than crowned \u2014 whistled etn) at than bowed to! She gets her wish! - Loi ONCE.HEDY ROBERT JUN LAMARR WALKER ALLYSON \"Hon Higtunon % Bellboy\" A METRQ-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE ESMOND - MOOREHEAD i \u201cRAGS\u201d RAGLAND Starts SATURDAY FOR ONE WEEK ! with CARL AGNES Also\u2014Special Shorts in TECHNICOLOR! % SNOWDON Last Showing Today: LORETTA YOUNG in \u201cTHE CRUSADES,\" with Henry Wilcoxon.Also \u201cIN HOLLYWOOD,\u201d with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Kathryn Grayson Star InM-G-M Musical Hit Teaming Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson and Jose Iturbi in one great salvo of melody and merriment, \u201cAnchors Aweigh,\u201d the new Technicolot musical which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night, becomes Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's broadside salute to the entertainment world, Seldom have tunes, Technicolor, and top stars been so lavishly combined for a single motion picture.Twenty elaborate production numbers, a thunderous Navy background, an intimate and revealing exploration behind scenes in a movie studio, and a screen visit to such famed movietown landmarks as the Hollywood Bowl, Olvert Street, Westlake Park and Hollywod Boulevard lend unusual Interest to this comedy drama.Gene Kelly, fresh from an outstanding dancing role opposite Fred Astaire jn \u201cZiegfeld Follies,\u201d creates two of the screen's most breathtaking routines with his fandango and cartoon dance in Anchors Aweigh.\u201d During the first he whirls with Kathryn Grayson, in the next he capers with the co-star of Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer's \u201cTom and Jerry\u201d cartoon series, Jerry Mouse.And in addition to dancing a hornpipe with Frank Sinatra, he also is accompanied in three duets by the crooner, The latter's enormous following will hear \u201cThe Voice\u201d in a total of eight separate numbers.He goes classical for the first time on celluloid to sing Brahm's Lullaby and a special arrangement of \u2018\u2018Waltz for Strings\u201d by Tschaikowsky.Popular ditties have not been overlooked.Sinatra exercises his velvet pipes on five ballads from the pens of Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn, tune- smiths responsible for such hits as \u2018I've Heard That Song Before\u201d and \u201cI Don't Want to Walk Without You, Baby.\u201d Kathryn Grayson, like her screen boy friends, also is offered a chance to display her musical versatility, Remembered for her portrayal in \u2018Thousands Cheer,\u201d Kathryn sings five melodies ranging from the title march, \u201cAnchors Aweigh,\u201d to the lilting Spanish favorite, \u2018\u2018Jalousie.\u201d An increasingly potent film personality after appearances in \u201cThousands Cheer\u201d and \u2018Two Girls and a Sailor,\u201d Jose Iturbi divides his time between conducting and caressing his famous piano.The maestro leads eighteen talented young musicians in an all-plano arrangement Liszt\u2019s immortal \u2018\u2018Second Hungarian Rhapsody,\u201d later conducts a 100-piece Navy band in \u2018Anchors Aweigh.\u201d For novelty he plays a boogie-woogie version of the familiar \u2018Donkey Serenade.\u201d In addition to this four star constellation, a supporting cast of equally able screen luminaries has been gathered.Pamela Britton, taffy-tressed comedienne from the stage success, \u2018Oklahoma!\u2019 makes this her film bow.Rags Ragland, shambling funnyman, whose antics enlivened \u2018\u2018Meet the People\u201d and \u201cThe Canterville Ghost,\u201d plays a befuddled police- man, Edgar (Slow Burn) Kennedy and Billy Gilbert have comedy spots.Dean Stockwell, amazing eight-vear-old actor acclaimed by New York critics for his footlight performance in \u2018\u2018Innocent Voyage,\u201d makes \u201cAnchors Oweigh\u201d his screen debut.The prairie tourist, marveling at New Englard\u2019's scenery, asked a New Hampshire farmer where all the rocks came from, \u201cThe great glacier brought them here,\u201d the native replied.\u201cWell, where is the glacier now?\u201d demanded the tourist.The farmer drawled, \u2018It went THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 of { day for a week.\u201cThs Paper That Brings Results\u201d JUNE ALLYSON and ROBERT WALKER, who are co-starred with Hedy LaMarr in the bright, new comedy hit, \u201cHer Highness and the Bellboy,\u201d which starts at the Snowdon United Theatre on Satur- Glee Club Presents Gala Musical Review \u2018Musical Contrasts,\u2019 a sparkling musica] review, will be presented by the Gles Club of the St.Genesius Players\u2019 Guild, at the Thomas D\u2019Arcy McGee Auditor- lum, 220 Pine Avenue W.on Feb.27 and 28.The Glee Club received widespread acclaim, recently, when they completed a series of trans-Canada broadcasts over the CBC and over CJAD.Their latest program has been \u2018planned with the idea of proving the versatility of the club, including sacred music, Victor Here bert melodies, Irish and old- fashioned numbers, as we]l as the cream of the current hit parade.The club will feature in aolo roles Miss Patricia McCaffrey and Miss Beryl McKeogh, well-known golo- ists in the city.BETTY BACK Betty Hutton, star of Parae- mount\u2019s \u2018Cross My Heart,\u201d has returned tp Hollywood with her husband, Ted Briskin, after a lengthy visit in New York and Chicago.% YORK Last Showing Today: \u2018\u2019HER cms Aoi med (St.Catherine at Guy Street) And Desire! Thrill-created to give you sheer shocking sus -g#% pense! F.back for more rocks.\u201d HIGHNESS and the BELLBOY,\u201d with Hedy Lamarr, Robert Walker and June Allyson, Also \u201cTHAT'S THE SPIRIT,\u201d with Jack Oakie, Peggy Ryan and Johnny Coy.THE SCREEN'S MOST GRIPPING DRAMA OF MURDER \u2014 2 Hit Features! \u2014 Commencing Saturday until TUESDAY ! ES go J 4 # sta ask by Mo con nig cor bro doy of Ww.dia ing apy roll and her ask an di spid tion Pa Ma Geo tra All perd be § orig \u201c\"L nun stag The Mar \u201cTh by ma} tinu mat the oper 27.SI actr Frai Dan wart cast \u2018Wes! pres wat be : com Jacl Moi in mal hig] ges boy \u201cO1 and lea is WOI act irred ; and ature , in- Her- old- 8 the rade.roles Miss solu- Para.has her ra and with IT,\u201d 1 OR + 30 NWI ae Tt a \u2018West-end stages.LA \u2018\u2018Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Trinity Players Rehearse Comedy Trinity Players are in the final stages of rehearsal for the Damask Cheek, a comedy in three acts py John Van Druten and Lloyd Morris, which opens on March 27, continuing for four successive nights in Trinity Memorial Hall, corner of Marlowe and Sherbrooke.Mrs.Jose Parsonage of London, England, formerly a member of the Transport section ol the W.A.A.F., who married a Canadian overseas, will play the leading role.Mrs.Parsonage, who appeared in The Two Mrs.Car- rolls, Springtide, Bury the Dead and other plays in London, makes her Canadian debut in The Damask Cheek, a play rich with charm and filled with gentle humor gpiced with satire.Basil Donn direcis the production and the cast includes Jose Parsonage, Sally Starke, Althea MacLean, Rosalind Kingsley, George Nixon, Rosemary Char- trand, Mrs.K.Cooke, Sheldon Allan and Gordon Jones.Fifty percent of the net proceeds will be given to the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital.MRT To Present \u201cLittle People\u201d Westmount citizens will see a pumber of their neighbors on the stage of the Montreal Repertory Theatre Playhouse beginning March 1 when the MRT presents \u201cThe Little People,\u201d a comedy by William Saroyan, as its 93th major production, The play continues through March 9, with a matinee on the closing day, and the box office at 1550 Guy street opens to the public on February 27.Such experienced actors and actresses as Ruth Martin, Ivor Francis, Harold Kelley, Beryl Dann, J.Patrick O'Neill and Edward Wilson are included in the cast, and all have appeared on Two of the surprises of the presentation, those who have watched rehearsals declare, will be a couple of comparative newcomers.to the stage.They are Jack Hiscocks, who is but 14, and Morley Fred Calvert, who is 17.Morley Fred took a major role in West Hill High School's \u2018\u2019Yeoman of the Guard,\u201d whieh won high praise, but-this is his \u201cbiggest\u2019 theatre job yet.Jack had a boy's small part in the MRT's \u201cOn Borrowed Time\u201d last year, and has jumped to one of the leads in \u201cThe Little Pecple.\u201d He is pretty busy with his school work, but manages to take an active part in the Boy Scouts, as well as keep up his music lessons.The prodyction will be directed by Charles Rittenhouse, who has won so much praise for his work with the Westmount Women's Clubs group, and has ajso been active with the Everyman Players, the Shakespeare Society and the MRT in the past.One of the lesser-known facts about Mr.Rit- terhouse, by the way, is that he prides himself no end on his ability to speak with the finest Cockney accent this side of White- chapel.Mildred Mitchell continues to be supervising director of the MRT, and Doreen Lewls production manager, Full houses for êvery night of the run and for the matinee on the closing day are expected.tr \u201cWell, Aunt Mandy, 1 suppose You are glad the war is over?\u201d \u201cWell, I jest don\u2019t know about dat,\u201d answered Mandy.\u201c \u2019Cose, Ise glad to have Bill back home and all dat, but I jest know I ain't gwine to get money from him so regular as 1.did when he wuz in de army and de government was handlin\u2019 his financial affairs.\u201d .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 > 7 FRANK SINATRA, GENE KELLY and KATHRYN GRAYSON, who are starred in: the breezy, Technicolor musical feature, \u201cAnchors Aweigh,\u201d which starts at the Seville United Theatre on Saturday until Tuesday night.Biography And 1Continued from Page 3 Cote St.Antoine Road, with two solitary houses upon it near the upper end.The Upper Lachine Road could only be reached by going up St.Antoine Road and turning down St.Luke Road (since renamed Decarie Boulevard) near the church at Notre Dame de Grace, A year after my purghase, the real estate \u201cboom\u201d having exhausted itself in Toronto, struck Montreal, and I could have sold my small block at three times its cost, but did not do so.West of Greene Avenue the Grey Nuns sold to the Voligny Drummond Syndicate a large block at twenty- five cents a foot, having some years before sold the more valuable land on Green Avenue at ten cents.West of the Nun's property the late John Monk sold to W.A.Curry a property for eighty thousand dollars, for which he some years before.On this property Mr, Curry laid out Ken- sington Avenue down to my property, but had no outlet.Further West, Mr.Francis Dolan purchased the St.Germain property, and laid out Dolan Avenue, now Lansdowne Avenue.Then Mr.E.Hudon bought a property and opened Victoria Avenue, and next to Mr, Hudon, Messrs Bryson and Warminton bought the large Hurtubise farm, and laid it out in sireets running east and west to Claremont Avenue, Nearly all these properties ran from obove the Cote St.Antoine Road to the brow of the ridge overlooking St.Henri, and formed a large part of the plateau new Westmount, As these new avenues had no outlet except St.Antoine Road, their owners, who had bought on speculation, were naturally anxious to secure an outlet at or near the south or lower end of their properties, and when Mr.Curry found ,me disposed to favour an avenue running west from Greene Avenue to the Upper Lachine Road, he interviewed the principal proprietors on the proposed line of road which would, when built, form a grand western entrance into- the ci¥y on the upper level.The result was the formation of the Cote St.Antoine Road Company, of which I became president, The line decided upon was that now known as Western Avenue, the name being cnosen at my suggestion.I interviewed personally most of the non-specu- lative proprietors, some of whom were opposed to having their nice farms and orchards broken up.The Grey Nuns, with that sound judgment which marks all their actions, offered the land to continue St.Cotherine Street, instead of allowing it tp be turned into Sisson\u2019s Lane, as was then proposed and afterwards effected.This would have suited me better, as my nejghbours to the south would gladly have given their quota of land, which one of my neighbours on the Western Avenue line would not do, and I bad to contribute more than my share.As the St.Catherine Street line, however, would have been blocked at the deep ravines, and every ine wanted a straight avenue, the Nuns finally consented to the Western Avenue line, but only to the width of sixty feet.This was got over by getting their consent to sixty feet French measure, which our contractor explained was about sixty-six feet English, which the other proprietors had agreed to give, Western Avenue as planned was to be two miles long, but by the time the road was opened to Cote St, Luke Road, a little over two-thirds of that distance, the \u2018boom\u2019 had collapsed, and the western portion was never opened, except about a hundred yards at the west end, where Mr.Hudon had another property.Lachine Road, a landslide having sent that road north to the line of Western Avenue.Te story of this, the most disastrous land \u201cboom\u201d Montreal and its suburbs ever experienced.would fill a volume, but can only be briefly referred to here.The Voligny - Drummony Syndicate, after expending over thirty-six thousand doilars, gave the Nuns back their land.Mr, Curry, after paying Mr.Monk a first instalment on his eighty thousand dollar purchase, and paying many thousand dollars to open Kensing- ton Avenue, transferred it back to Mr.Monk, with the mortgages on the lots he had sold, and although Mr.Monk treated him with great consideration, both Mr.Curry and his wife died of broken hearts, owing to their heavy losses, Francis Dolan, a popular and wealthy retail dry goods merchant, who, as already mentioned, opened Lansdowne Avenue, and bad spent money building cottages, was also obliged to transfer lan .dand improvements back to the St.Germain Estate.Ephraim Hudon, who opened Victoria Avenue, was no less unfortunate, while the largest and most important of all these operators in real estate, Messrs Warminton and Bryson, also lost heavily.They purchased and laid out in streets what was known as the Hurtubise property, which later became the property of La Banque du Peuple, and was purchased by the late T.C.Bulmer, at about six cents a foot, thirteen years ago.All these would have been good investments had the parties been able to hold, but they had bought more than they could carry.My land was paid for, and I sold it some years ago at forty- five cents a foot.This looks like a large profit, but deducting twenty-two thousand feet tô open Western Avenue, and, adding interest and taxes to the cost, the profit on the transaction was very small, TRINITY NEW CLUB Among the door prizes being offered by the Trinity \u201cNew\u201d Club, at the Military Whist on Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m.are a mantel radio and an electric plate.Thig event Is being held in Trinity Memorial Parish Hall, corner of Sherbrooke and Mar: lowe, Players are asked to bring their own cards.Refreshments will be served.This now forms part of the Upper || Through the co-operation of Saturday morning.Ruth Whiting, and proved an id Splendid Fraulein.Others Warren as Peter, Jack Tailon as as Dete.The blind grandmother Aberman and Reisha Harvey made en attractive Klara.Enid Kirsch and Suzanne Beck provided amusing entertainment as the Alm Uncle's goats while Alice Haliday played the part of Barbel with poise and confidence.Spotlight Little Joyce Kogan, the spotlight of the acts showed amazing confidence and talent for a six- year-old, while Estelle Ross kept up to her usual form in her amusing monologue.Other monologues were given by Anne Morrison and Kenneth McDougal and George Warren, % MONKLAND Last Showing Today: BOB HOPE\u2014DOROTHY LAMOUR in FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 REVIVAL Tom Conway and Barbara Hale.in AAD lu Jus (Monkland Ave.at \u2018Girouard) Outstanding in talent was little Rosalind Kirsch, a convincing and appealing Heidi, while Diana Adeles made a exceptionally talented were PAGE THIRTEEN Crippled Children See Story Of Heidi the management of the Snowdon Theatre, 160 children from the School for Crippled Children were guests at the Mary Beetles production of The Study of Heidi on The play was dramatized and directed by Mary eal vehicle for youth performers.who made Walter the Alm Uncle, and Hinda Cohen was placed convincingly by Edith * who promised great things as a comedian, Attractive dance numbers were given by.Anne Holland, Dorothy Cohen, Lorna Graham, Enid Kirsch, Judy Lennon and Marilyn Rollo.The stage settings were done by Desmond McDérmott, making the play a very attractive children's pre~~1tation.For a time, the big question was who should take over the Pullman ears.And al] the time, given the right answer, 2 Special REPEATS! BING CROSBY\u2014 \u201cThe Road To Morocco.\u201d Also \u201cTHE MORTAL STORM,\u201d with James Stewart, Margaret Sullavan and Robert Young.: \u201cTHE FALCON OUT WEST,\u201d with Commencing SATURDAY until TUESDAY! À gay and tender love story paced to the fast- A moving tempo of our i\u2019 dimes.ou Charles Dra Kim Hunter - | 2nd Feature Attraction: as easy-going Melody Jones, gentleman unafraid .it out with the toughest killer in the West to win the killer's girl.\u2018Along Came Jones\u2019 Gary's Grandest Role! .who dares to shoot GARY LORETTA - COOPER - YOUNG in Ninnally Johnsons with WILLIAM DEMAREST - DAN DURYEA FRANK SULLY returning servicemen could have uae TT Lm ea ce > t PEE prey GA AAA rt a.oa TIT Ay 4 x rae er Xt ree rs se EE UI 3 PAGE FOURTEIN West Hill, THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 \u2018ers Lose Two * Academy Stop Local Cagers By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount High's Senior A bounce ball artists have come to the conclusion that Lady Luck has deserted them.On Monday of this week Lew Davies\u2019 cagers journeyed up to Outremont to tackle the Strathcona Academy team Which they had beaten on their own court two weeks ago.The Westmounters ended up on the short end of a 34-33 count with the Academy\u2019s Specs Alexander sinking the wining basket two seconds before the game ended.Last Thursday West Hill downed the locals on the Red Raider\u2019s floor 20-18, earning the win by virtue of a basket scored with only half a minute left to play.The Purple and Whites are hoping that the fates will be smiling on them when they meet the league-leading Baron Byng outfit on the Cote St.Antoine Road boys\u2019 floor next Wednesday afternoon.CLOSE GAME Monday's Westmount\u2014Strath- cona tilt was a close, hard-fought affair all the way.After the rough house tactics that the Outremonters employed in their first game with the locals, there were many who thought that the return engagement would develop into a free-for-all.But the game was a fairly clean one and neither side could make any legitimate beefs about Frank Ulley's officiating.The Davies men were one point up when the quarter time whistle blew.The count was 9-8 but the Outremonters erased that one point margin in the second stanza and when the half-time rest rolled around the hosts were leading by three points, 20-17.The last half saw both teams display some grade-A basketball.The Westmount outfit outscored the winners 11-9 in an action- packed third quarter but that left the Academites one point up, 29-28, The last quarter was a bitterly fought see-saw affair that saw the lead change hands several times and had the strictly partisan spectators suffering from high blood pressure.The Purple and White sweat- ered lads were leading 33-32 with.8 minute to go and their fast- shifting zone defence was holding marvelously when suddenly Alexander shook himself loose and flipped the leather through the hoop from the corner.The Westmounters were just In the act of taking the ball out from under their own basket when the final whistle sounded.ALEXANDER GETS 16 Specs Alexander, Strathcona's bespectacled, green-panted centre, was pofson for the locals.He sank 16 points to take the tilt\u2019s scoring honors.Close on his heels, however, was Westmount's captain, Bud Cochrane, who potted six haskets and two (free throws for a total of 14 points.Godel, of Strathcona, was third with 12.Wolf Siemers, flashy West- mount forward, did not see his usual amount of service in Monday's game due to a twisted ankle that he sustained in the battle with West Hill last week.The Westmounters were also missing the services of Pete Trueland who had to sit the game out because 6f a two-game suspension he drew for fighting in the first Strathcona encounter.Trueland will return to the lineup next Wednesday against Baron Byng.The local cagers will play en exhibition game, probably against Montreal High, at Sir Arthur Gymnasium tomorrow night at 7.00.The tilt will serve as a prelude to the McGlll\u2014Queen\u2019s inter-collegiate match which will get underway at 8.00.Lew Davies, who coaches both the Westmount and MeGill squads, arranged the game.Westmount (33): Siemers (4), Field (8) Cochrane (14), Me- Leod (2), Henderson (1), Macfarlane (4), Lank, Grant.Strathcona (34): Ross (2), Godel (12), Perlman (4), Alexander (16), Hitzig, Berall, Gar- finkle.Queen's School Pucksters Win Elementary Title The Westmount Elementary Schools Hockey League schedule for the 1946 season finished up this week with Queen*s< School team ending up on top of the heap.The Queen's team won every game they played and throughout the entire schedule bad only two goals scored against them.These were both tallied by Roslyn, Excellent work was done by goalkeeper Eddie Kalil who kept many an opponent's good shot from entering the nets.All the players on the winning team deserve much praise for the fine, sportsmanlike manner in which all game were played, The general tone of the playing spirit exhibited by all the teams of the league was most praiseworthy.Two of the most ontstanding players on the team were Pat Craig, the squad's captain, and Jimmy Craig, who each scored five goals during the schedule.As a result of the champlonship having been won by the Queen's School team, principal R.N.Bag- nell awarded the school a half holiday yesterday attsrnoon, A special assembly was held in the Queen's School gym Wednesday morning when Principal Bagnell addressed the pupils and formally presented the hockey trophy to the winninr team.On the championship-winning outfit, which was coached by Richard Lord, were: Gilmour Beasant, James Beasant, James Craig, ric Graham, Douglas Kerr, Neil Marshall, Stanley North, John Stewart, Xenneth Tough, iddie Kalil and Pat Craig.The Queen's school gym iv now a beehive of basketball activity.Inter-class teams are heing formed and inter-school leagues for both girls ana boys will get underway next month, The first winter carnival in five years at Westmount Park was held on Tuesday evening with a large crowd in attendance considering the proceeding throughout most of the programme.A large number of races were run off also a pee wee hockey game that resulted in a scoreless draw between the Roslyn Bel- monts and Roslyn Boulevards and a scoreless hroom-ball game between the bantam \u201cB\u2019\u2019 Royals and Red Hawks.A costume parade was also held but the number of entries were very few.The judges of the races were the Messrs.P.R, Minto, R.Kent, C.C.Regan and T.Sargent.Mr.Minto presented the prizes and ribbons to the winning boys and ~ *Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Boys Brigade Hoopsters Down Verdunites 20-9 - Tuned up by an exhibition series against the Calvary hoops- ters from the \u201cY\u201d league, the 1st Westmount Company of the Boy's Brigade took a big step along the trail towards the Montreal Battalion basketball trophy by downing the 2nd Verdun Company 20-9 on the latter's floor in the first of the home and home semi-finals, Packing their 11-point lead onto their own floor the West- mount boys are confident of gaining the final round against the winners of the series between the 7th Maisonneuve and the 11th from St.James United.Boasting a big advantage in height the west-enders were never in difficulty.But the Verdun lads, who floored a young fast team that should be a big threat next season, made up for a la®k ot scoring punch by an air-tight zone that showed some good coaching and confined the Westmount five to setshots\u2014a tough proposition in the low raftered Bannantyne gym.The Westmount first string forwards provided most of the basKetry during the evening with Grant turning in a sparkling performance to lead the point getting with eight, Colour-Sgt, Keith and Sgt.Campbell collected four each.The remaining four of the West- mount points went to Cpl.Dug- gan, wno Was also the bad man of the game, garnering four of the nine fouls called against the First Company.Verdun were whistled down for fouls only four times.The Westmounterg muffed all their free throw chances, All the 2nd Company scoring was done by Johnson with four points and Piper-Sgt, Heavysege with five.Before the return game the Brigaders will play another exhibition against Calvary, They dropped their first game to the Dorchester street boys 28-19, won the second 44-14 and lost out in a wild scoring affray, played in 15 minute quarters, to Ian Hel- lyer\u2019s boys, by 81-80 in the third game in the Calvary band-box.ROSLYN PUCKMEN TIE Coach Tommy Earle\u2019s Roslyn School hockey team battled to a 2-2 tie with a Selwyn House sextet on the McGill Campus rink Monday afternoon in a post- schedule exhibition tilt.Captain Charlie Laidley nelted both the girls.The clerks of the course Orange and Brown's tallies, First Winter Carnival In Five Years Held Tuesday Night were Rene Chatelois, Chris Gill, Ken Eisler, Ken Baler and Bob Gough.The programme was in charge of Recreation Supervisor Jim McCormick, Approximately 150 children participated in the various events and the results were as follows; Costume Parade\u2014 1st Claudette Lacaflle; 2nd Beverley Roth; 3rd Charlotte MecGillls.Race, boys seven years and under\u2014 1st Peter Hallimand; 2nd Paul Demers; 3rd Gordon Merritt.Race, boys, eight vears and under\u2014 1st Peter Hallimand; 2nd Gordon Merritt; 3rd Jim Sherlock.Race, girls nine years and.under\u2014 1st Lillian Gallery; 2nd Katherine Xen- wood; 3rd Dorothy Morgan.Race, boys nine years and under\u2014 1st Peter Hallimand; 2nd Boh Cote: ST.LEO'S SPORTS by DICK GRIFFIN HOCKEY HIGHLIGHTS Senioir B: By virtue of their 6 fo 1 victory over Catholic High at Lachine Arena last Saturday our senior crew moved two points out in front of Section B of the Interscholastic League.Our squad tinished their schedule this Saturday with a game against Loyola at Lachine Arena and whatever happens the worst that befall our team is a\u2019first place deadlock with Catholic High.In last Saturday's game Gerry Turbine, Chicoutimi\u2019s gltts to St.Leo's and big Moo Strachan were the scoring sensations of the game dividing five of the six gaols among them with the former garnering three and the latter denting the black and white mesh twice.Dave O'Meara in the nets was solid throughout and received good protection from his defence with Frank Cliffe sparkling on the rearguard.Junior: Our Juniors\u2019 efforts to trim Catholic High were foiled by a former St.Leo Junior in the person of Bernie Dube who was a last minute substitute for Brother Paul's team for this game's goal-] ing assignment.Bernie kicked out a lot of shots of his former teammates and was both good and extremely lucky.The score of the game was 4 to 1 and all things considered the Durocher street puck-chasers have an all around mighty fine team.After the game our boys were the first to admit they are the class of the league and through this column wish to extend to them hearty congratulations on annexing the Junior Interscholastic crown.Bantam A: For the third successive season our Bantams have been returned winners of the Westmount Bantam Q.A.H.A.League.Panthers, this year\u2019s opponents in the finals, passed out of the playoff picture in two straight games by 6 to 1 and $8 Loyola Monday Barring a superfluity of overconfidence, Westmount High's Senior A puckmen should hava two points to their win column at the Forum this afternoon when testant section doubleheader.the nightcap.The bargin bill was originally scheduled to be played on Tuesday.of this week but the datas had to be shoved ahead because of Eddie Quinn's Tuesday night rasslin\u2019 show.sters have been drilling regularly during the past week and should be in tip-top shape for tomorrow's encounter, From here on the locals, who are now the only unbeaten -team in the Interscholastic Senior A League, will have to 80 all out in every game if they'ra going to wind up their schedule at the top of the Protestant section standings.For while Coach Don McRae's lads are yet to taste defeat in league play this seasou, they have three ties to their discredit, On Monday afternoon the Coie St.Antoine Road aggregation journey out to Loyola Arena Lo \u2018take on the collegians in one ot the Maroon and White's most important tilts of this surprise- filled season, For the Loyolians have to win their remaining thres Sames to keep their champiou- ship hopes alive.The game, which should provide some of tha best school hockey of the year, is scheduled to get underway at 4.00 0\u2019clock, - Next Thursday afternoon the Westmounters journey out to Lachine Arena to take on Montreal West in their last scheduled game of the season.That should prove a fairly easy win for the locals.- Bantams have a fine record of going through thelr season \u2018unde- Continued on Page 16) Unity Team Wins Juvenile Title Hank Henson's Unity team won the juvenile championship of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League last Wednesday night when they downed Doug Alexander\u2019s Golden Eagles 5-1.This was the second stralght win for the Staynor club and they took the bests of three series in two games.They won the first encounter 3-2 after overtime periods.Jim McCarthy got two of the winner's goals while Fred Dejean, Jack Martin and John Martin chipped In with one apiece, The Golden Eagles\u2019 lone goal Was scored by Dave Bussiere on à pass from Harold Young.The win by Unity market the first time since the 1941-42 gea- son that the Golden Eagles did not take the juvenile crown.EX-SERVICE MEN - \u201cWe Have a Nice Selection ef SUITINGS Available for Ex-Service Men with Priority Forms, All Work Hand Made in Latest Styles.Reasonabl$ Prices.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE, Continued on Page 16) to 0 scores.Thig year's St.Leo\u2019s| _\u2014 Ttaly makes perfume from 1800 tons of orange blossoms and 1000 tons of roses annually.KEEP FIT Can you afford NOT to take time out from your crowded days in order to keep fit?Get the \u2018Y\u2019 habit- Guard your morale by getting into one of the HEALTH CLUBS FOR BUSINESS MEN YOUNG MEN LADIES BUSINESS GIRLS BOYS AT WESTMOUNT YMCA 4585 SHERBROOKE ST, W.(Just below St.Catherine) ; Wi.3205 WLa159 ai 7 + 13 Close Ones WHS \u2018A\u2019 Pucksters Vs.Verdun Today 3 A ri bi 4 7 Li ; LE 6 & West Hill tackle Strathcona lu \u20181 little difficulty in adding two 3 they tangle with the lowly Ver-' dunites in the opener of a Pro.À A The Purple and White puck- À i F Do In] Rot ketba drill wn noon they .iwo Avenl more able \u201c senior As ing a ing b Tomn Youns Hogs, Irving The pit 1 there for th the ( will |] Charli lie La guard South look secon Toney © Abc grade ithe ilon\u2019s Rosly1 and caperg air ri school joy a down that \\ onloo} Wh end gi ever.elative Spence educat cer or gram assiste grade Penro: Georg Newspaper re es \u2014\u2014 LA ksters [oday lay ty of over- nt High» hould hava dding two 1 column at noon when lowly Ver' of a Pro.ubleheader, athcona Ia y originally d on Tues- t the dats because of day might hite puck- g regularly and should tomorrow's \u2018© on the e only uu- terscholas- ill have to e if they're r schedule estant sec- hile Coach et to tasta nis season, their dis- 1 the Cots ggregation Arena Lo in one ot ; most im- surprise- Loyolians ning three champiou- 1e game, me of tha e year, is ay at 4.00 noon the out to on Mont- scheduled at should à for tha rom 1800 and 1000 LS i F 14 TE Westmount\u2019s.Home Newspaper\" Roslyn Cagers Don\u2019t Impress ° ° In First Drills Roslyn School's would-be bas- netball players held their #econd drill of the 1946 season in their own gymnasium yesterday afternoon and judging by the form they have displayed in their first iwo practices the Westmount Avenue athletes will require a lot more practise before theyll be able to cop either the junior or senior cage titles.As things now stand the following are almost certain of clinching berths on ihe senior team: Tommy Williamson, Gilbert Young, Charlie Whitcomb, David Hogg, Melvyn Reece and Colin Irving.The junior team picture is a pit more complicated because ihere are many more trying out for the squad.But it\u2019s likely that the Orange and Brown juniors will line up as follows: centre, Charlie Johnson; forwards, Charlie Laidley and Dave McDougall\u201d guards, John Swaine and Lefty Southward.Among those who look as if they might make the second string are Bill Torrey, Toney Skinner and péksibly Mur- Tay Fell, The Rpslynites will hold three drills next week, on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.Roslynites Vote Skating Party Success About 70 of Roslyn School's grade six pupils turned out for ihe Westmount Avenue institu- tlon\u2019s annual skating party on the Roslyn rink last Friday afternoon and after cutting some fancy capers on the hard-frozen open air rink they adjourned to thep school\u2019s, gymnasium to noisily enjoy a few indoor games and to down refreshments with appetites that were, in the words of one onlooker, \u201csimply prodigious.\u201d When it was all over the boys and girls voted the affair the best ever.They were especially appre- elative of the efforts of Miss Spencer, Roslyn school\u2019s physical education instructress, Miss Spencer organized the afternoon\u2019 program and carried it out with the assistance of Miss Mackenzie, grade six teacher, and George Penrose, Tommy Earle and George Cochrane, all three of enki Jip WY FUNERAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St W.DExter 1149 Modern Chapel *HAMMON DO\" ORGAN sme AHI J {Golden Eagles \\ And St.Leo\u2019s Win Titles - Golden Eagles and St.Leo's Orphans won the midget \u201cA\u201d and midget \u201cB\u2019 titles respectively in the Wesimount Municipal Hockey League Jast week.The -Golden Eagles registered a 3-1 win over Richard Lord's Tornadso at the Staynor rink to win their best of three series in two straight games.The Golden Eagles had won the first tilt 12-1, The Orphan won two games from Monarchs, the first by default and capture the \u201cB\u2019 championship.sa teamed up to lead the Golden Bourrassa while the latter was credited with assist on both of Losito\u2019s goals.Dougie Lyle banged in the Tornado\u2019s only goal of the game on a pass from Bill Melvin.Yves Hudon\u2019s St.Leo\u2019s Orphans proved themselves the best midget team in the loop when thy swamped Monarchs 7-0 to win the \u201cB\u201d group title.The Orphang had an unblemished season, beating both of the \u2018\u201cA\" dividion clubs in inter- \u2018locking games and walking away with their scheduled games in the \u201cB\u201d group.Vee Heney paced the Orphans to their 7-0 win over Monarchs with three goals.Other goals were scored by Morte Barre, two, and Malcolm Mervin, Freddie St.James, one each.Society Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary The fortieth anniversary of the establishment of the Ukranian Sick Benefit Society, Incorporated, was celebrated em Sunday afternoon, at the Ukranian Parish Hall, 1770 Centre Street, Pt.St.Charles, with a dinner which was attended by about 300 of the 350 wives.The chairman was George Chika.The principal speakers were: The President, Paul Porensky, Peter Rakobowchuk, Frank Han- ley, acting Mayor of the City of Montreal, and Concillor for the District of Pt.Charles, Reverend M.Pasichnyk and Howard 8.Ross, K.C.whom Have been supervising the Roslyn boys\u2019 sports activities this year.everything from bounce-ball to senior pupils participated in them with a great deal of enthusiasm, The first skaters were on the and the festivities wound up in the gymnasium at about 6.30.PAGE FIFTEEN \u2014 Westmount Examiner Classified Advertisins - \u2014 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | WAlnut 2773x 15 WORDS 35+ 2c for each additional word the second by a 7-0 count to Al\"Losito and Mickey Bourras- Eagles to their 3-1 decision over ornados.Losito tallied twice and assisted on a goal scored by thembers of the society and their The program of games included rope jumping and the school's rink shortly after three o'clock MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE DO YOU NEED MONEY?Personal loans at the lowest price .only 4 of 1% interest per month.No other charge.If you need a loan for some useful purpose, and have a steady income, discuss your needs .with 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Sleigh Rides, etc., Casino with an orchestra every week-end, in and around Val Morin, Ski Tow a few feet from the Inn.and well-known Clement.Road open to the Hotel by the Pinehurst For reservations call or write Ste.Agathe 171 W 4 or WI.4673 completely renovated the special CUISINE are second etc.Cocktail-bar, The only Dancing Ski instructors with the famous W.LT.P Golden Eagles .3 1 2 8 Royals .1 1 4 6 Legion .1 3 2 4 Chatelois; 2nd Charlie Morgan; 3rd Ian Doig.In all the races up to nine years of age, dashes were held.Between 10 and 13 the races were one lap of the track mapped out while those up to 15 raced two laps and the 17 year olds went three laps.In most cases the large number of entries called for heats and as many as seven heats were held in some races.\u2019 Another carnival Was planned for the Staynor rink last night but in the event of a cancellation it will be held tonight or on Monday night if necessary.It will not be held on tomorrow night, Saturday 23 but shifted over the next week.?St.Leo\u2019s Sports (Continued from Page 14) feated with eight straight wins and in these eight games the opposition was noto able to do better than slip the puck behind goalie Don Rolfe for a total of three goals.Leading lights of our champs are Harry Wolfe, Phil Martin, Neil Walsh, Ted Budzon, Don Rolfe and Marty Kay.Midget B Yvve Hudon\u2019s St.Leo's Orphans breezed through their playoffs with the Monarchs and had no trouble defending the George Marler Trophy which they won last year.Hudon\u2019s heroes had an exceptionally fine season as they swept all opposition aside to boast of an unbeaten season.Yvve deserves a large share of the credit for his smart handling of his team.He is a valuable member of St.Leo\u2019s board of hockey strategists.; Bantam B: Academites made it three straight titles for St.Leo's this past week when they eliminated Royals in short order by the following scores, 2-1, 6-1 and 4-1 o make it clean weep of the five game series.George Mulll- gan is the mastermind of these youngsters and is well deserving of all the praise that goes with winning the Westmount Q.A.H.A.Bantam B honors.A few of the smart prospects on the Mulligan- ites who played a big part In | their team\u2019s success were Bernard Lefebre, Vaughan Quinn, Jimmy Cotter, Hughie MacDonald, Peter Cicer] and Tommie Rogers.Pee Wee hockey: St.Leo's Greys are at this writing marking time before entering the West- mount Pee Wee finals and Louis St.James has his charges prac- tising hard for the all-important Pee Wee finals for his half pints.PE ER Verdun 46-10 Snapping out of a short fosing streak, the St.Andrew's United Cagers rolled over Verdun Presbyterian by a -46-10 count on Monday night on the Bannantyne gym floor.Se.Playing smart.sait and capitalizing on the breaks the West- mount crew got off to a fast start in the opening quarter and ran up at 12-0 count before the first ten minutes were gone.Verdun came back fighting in the second quarter, however and carried the play to the Westmount basket with a drive that brought their supporters to their feet.Sheer bad luck held them to a paltry three baskets, however, and the deadly set- shots of Morrow maiched them basket for.basket in this canto.At the half it was St.Andrewy 18-6.| In the third quarter Henderson \u20183 and Jeffrey suddenly came to lite to ram in a half dozen quick hag.ji kets and from there on it was ai i up with the Verdun boys, as tight 1 checking on the part of the West.i mount team and a lack of polish lg in finishing of their plays killej ('§ their scoring ohances, F- Tommy Earle played steudyW twosway ball for the westenders 48 Mulligay 1 garnering 4 points, added 8 more to the St.Andrew's +} total, Hende-son, and Morrow 10 Ë; each and Jeffrey with 14 brought ki up the Westmounters to a final (Ja 46.Ken Robertson of Verdun was {42 the outstanding figure .on the \u20184 floor, driving hard both ways, but § his team mates couldn\u2019t seem io} finish the plays he started.b There are about 5000 languages 3 in the world and money speaks: § about 5000 of them.PRESENTS RVESS| TABLE WATER |] TRADE -MARK ALG'D xa LE 4 CANADA'S first exclusive Table Water, scientifically developed\u201d and processed by a special \"J new method which polishes 1: and purifies the water until 4 it sparkles like diamonds in its smooth, crystal goodness and unexcelled purity.You'll want to nave sufficient for your family and gueésts .order a dozen bottles today! 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