The Westmount examiner, 8 mars 1946, vendredi 8 mars 1946

[" paper Di for d th Stores, rchag Motif N Sec.2 that * have lor in ian ij club, 1 bee glasy vill bs 0 tth of 1Sorel b and esday, ¢ wil eers, | s aoû e tha ttend: thei 6392 at the 1 way EE \u201c 45 Years ir eu Westmount\" SEE US FIRST FOR WATCHES We have just received an assort- \u201c ment of beautiful watches for Ladies and Gentlemen.Waterproot watches included.SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XVII, No.10 Serving the City of W estmount, 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, MARCH 8, 1946 PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS SELZNICK TO TEST LOCAL MODEL BY GEORGE COCHRANE Remember a couple of weeks ago, when nylon stockings went on sale and pictures of a blonde, lithe miss with her beautiful legs gheathed in nylons kept appearing in all the local newspapers, including The Examiner?The girl was Westmount\u2019s own Jacqueline Mickles, 16-year-old Westmount High School student, who left for New York yesterday for a six-day Salaried Workers Elect Officers a The first annual general meeting of the Salaried Employees Association of the City of West- mount was held in Victoria Hall on Monday night with an attendance of twenty-seven members.Mrs.T.Dodds presided and Miss M.Hurst acted as secretary.The year's work was reviewed by Mr.Dodds in his annual report.He pointed out that while certain benefits had accrued to the em- ployecs as a result of the Association's work what was more Îim- portant was an improvement in the already harmonious relations between the employees and the city manager and the council.The officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, T.Dodds; vice-president, J.J.Legate; secretary, Miss M.Hurst; Roads Department representative, J.R.Smithers; Light Department representative, A.L.Moody; Library, Victoria Hall and Parks represcntative, Misr E.McMann; Finance, Health and Welfare Departments representative, Miss J.Planck.| Westmount Girl In New York visit during which she will be interviewed by the Conover Modelling Agency and the David Selznick Studios.Jacqueline, \u201cJackie\u201d to her mount friends, was the official \u201cNylon Girl\u201d for Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island and photographs of her appeared in newspapers of all the four provinces as a result.This Jacqueline is quite a girl, personally as well as physically She\u2019s five foot eight, has eyes that flash from blue, to grey to green depending upon the mood she\u2019s in, has straight, shimmering blonde hair and a slim figure that\u2019s the better known as host of West- .envy of many of her female pals.Jacqueline (no middle name) Mickles was born on April 6, 1929 in Montreal\u2019s Royal Victoria Hospital.She started off her education at Iona School, switched to Sacred Heart, then to St.Paul\u2019s Academy and two years ago she entered Westmount Junior High's grade eight, She\u2019s now a grade 10 classical student of Westmount High and considers her present school the best ever created.She broke into the modelling game at the age of 13 when pix of her showing off slacks, shorts, suits, etc., began to appear in The Montrealer.She, went into temporary retirement when she was 14 and did not return to the business until last November.Fashion photographer, Gerry Carpenter has been behind the camera for most of Jackie's pix since her \u2018\u2018comeback\u2019\u201d, but the glamorous Westmount gal makes (Continued on Page 2) Abbott To Address Young Liberal Assoc.The Hon, Douglas C.Abbott, Minister for National Defence and Libcral member for the West- mount \u2014St.Antoine riding, will address the Westmount young Liberal\u2019's Assoc:atton\u2019s second meeting at Victoria Hall on Monday night, William Macdonald president of the recently formed organization, has announced.The ~abinet minister will speak on \u201cWhat It Means To Be A Liberal,\u201d The me-ting is sched- tuled to get unde way at 8.30.Mr.Abbott will be asked to accept the position of honorary president of the asscolation af Monday's meeting and, at the same time, George Marler and Senatr: A.K.Hugessen will be asked to accept the positions of honorary vice-presidents.\u2018 Wiliam Mulloch, president of \"the National Liberal Federation | and son of Canada's former post- Master-general, will alse speak at the meeting, Mssrs.Abbott and Mulloch, to- Bether with the executive of the Westmount Young Liberals Association, will dine at the home HON.D.C.ABBOTT, K.C., M.P.of president William Macdonald Monday evening.week.es ANS NEW YORK BECKONS Here seen showing off a pair of nylons is 16-year-old Jacqueline Mickles, grade 10 Westmount High student who left for New York yesterday to be interviewed by the David Selznick Studios and the Conover Modelling Agency.Miss Mickles will return here late next LeatherTopic At Rotary Tom Davis, vice-president in charge of sales for G.W, Sadler Company Limited, was the guest speaker at Wednesday's West- mount Rotary Club Luncheon held at Victoria Hall.His address, \u201cThe Romance of Leather\u201d explained the various present day uses for leather and the important part that it played in the war.Rotarian Davis said that although the cow is the donor of the best leather in North America, Kangaroo leather was becoming quite useful in australia.He went on to point out the different means in which leather is used in the homes and factories and outlined the \u2018tanning process of the raw substance.Owing to the absence of President A.Boire, the chair was handled by vice-president P.J.McAndrews.Kings School Group To Meet Thursday Canon R.Naylor will speak before members of the Kings School and Home Association on T'ues- day, March 14 at 3.30 p.m, Hig topic will be \u201cProtestant Educa=- tion in the Province of Quebec\u201d and will deal mostly with the financial school hoard.set up of the Flower Display Now Blooming The Westmount Cons¢rva- tory once move is beginning to attract large numbers of flower lovers now that the building has taken on much of its pre-war appearance with a show of flowers in tull bloom.As in pre-war years, the Conservatory is open from nine in the morning until five in the cvening each day of the week nclnding Sunday.St.Matthias Group To Hear Norm Davis St.Matthias Young People\u2019s Association will have Norman Davis, of the M.R.,T., as their guest speaker at this Sunday's meeting.A letter has been sent to the young people of the church between the ages of 14 and 18, inviting them to a bowling party tonight and also to become members of the Association Those attending will gather at the Upper Parish Hall at 7.15 p.m.Proceeding from there to the bowling alley.Following this the group wil] return to the church for refreshments and dancing.Any young people who failed to receive a letter, but who wish to attend, are cordially invited to do so.All members of the Association are invited to attend the annual Young People\u2019s Night at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.on Fri., March 25.Gen.Walford Appointed Comptroller Of Morgan\u2019s Announcement was made by Henry W.Morgan, president of Henry Morgan and Co., Limited.of the appointment of Maj.-Gen.E.Ernest Walford, C.B.C.B.E,, M.M., E.D.,, former Adjutant- General, and resident of West- mount, as comptrollar and secre- MAJOR GENERAL WALFORD tary-treasurer of Henry Morgan and Co.Limited, and comptroller of the Morgan Trust Company and Morgan Realties Limited.' The appointment of- Robert Hounam to serve as manager of the Morgan \u2018Trust Company was also dpnounced.Both appointments follow the retirement of R.A.Nixon, who had been with the firm for over 50 years and who was secretary-treasurer of the store organization and manager of the trust company.General Walford brings to his new position 10 years\u2019 experience in retailing prior to which he was a chartered accountant in the firm of his father, Alfred Walford and Sons.The firm broke up when two of the sons went on active service.In the Great War, 1914\u201418, General Walford served with the 58th Westmount Rifles, predecessors of (he Royal Montreal Regiment.In World War II he went overseas in December, 1939, on General] McNaughton's staff, became Chief Administrative Staff Officer to General Crerar at Canadian Army Headquarters, and served in that capacity until he was appointed Adjutant-Gen- eral at National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa, in \u201cOctober, 1944, from which post he recently resigned, General Walford, in addition to his.British honors, is an officer of the American Legion of Merit, \u2019 Mr.Hounam was born in England and served with the British Army in the First Great War.He came to Canada in 1930, and joined the firm of Henry Morgan and Co.Limited, and has been with them ever since, ME ITR LE A a ir Lele 2 48 des rei?Coy wT A a a vas PR To on rpm AS CII ThE FE Fo TT Ln RSE re Ra a rR ON, ow RA \u201cTe CORPS SE 2 1000 due Toma En 1 Aa £1 = PACE TWO THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 Municipal Association Issues Resolutions Citizens of Westmount are invited to join the Westmount Municipal Association and take part in the communities activities as part of the duties of publie spirited citizens.The Municipal Association is presently asking all residents of the community to join the group and promote certain resolutions that have been forwarded to the Westmount City Council.A strictly non-political organization, the Association through its many committees, studies and reporis on all municipal affairs to the Mayor and Council of Westmount, placing before them its views for their consideration.Recent Resolutions which have been forwarded to the Council, are as follow (1) The erection in Westmount, (2) The question Beer in Westmount.(3) A study of traffic and parking on local streets.(4) A study of free clinic for X-rays.: (3) The use of the skating rinks and tennis courts on Sunday.of a theatre of \u2018licensing Westmount Highlights By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount Highers, referred 10 in some quarters as the clientele of the little schoo! below the police station, completed their second set of exams yesterday afternoon.As a result of the midnight oi) that has been burnt in tbe garden suburb the extra-curricu- lar activities have been more than somewhat limited the past week.But, as promised a couple of columns ago, we dropped an on a rehearsal of the Purple and White Revue's ski train number at the junior high last Saturday morning and frankly, ladies and gents, we were impressed.The cast are pretty well familiar with their lines, some of whieh are very good, (we mean the lines\u2014 but there's nothing wrong with the cast), the music js strictly hep and the whole thing promises Lo be one of the high spots of what is pow shaping up as a top-rate production.Jackie Mickles, who seems destined to end up somewhere near the top of this show business, (see page one), and Peier \u201cThe Head\u201d Farrell headline the cast.Jacqueline plays the part of a New Yorkers on her way to the porthlands for a week-end's skiing which Joe (played by The Head) is determined to turn into a week-end\u2019s he-ing.It's a well- written number with lots of rib- tickling gags from which a topnotch east extracts everything possible.Moe Kirsch, the number one discovery of the Purple and White Revue '46, plays the part of a French-Canadian \u2018\u2018peanuts, chewing gum, cigars\u201d lad with gusto.The Moe is really good.Then there are Bill Hanning- ton, crony of Joe's, (in real life as well as in this drama), Jimmy Hoss, ye prexy ot the Students Council who plays the part of the train's conductor, and several young ladies who lend a touch of beauty to the entire proceedings.This is one number that should Eo over very, very big.HI-Y The Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club swung back into routine with a supper meeting at the Westmount Y last night but the gals\u2019 organization failed to meet this week.And yet it was trom Girls\u2019 Hi-Y president Audrey Campbell that the headline Hi-Y news of the week.For the femmes have selected Friday, March 29 as the date for their annual spring music wlll probably be supplied by the Bkyliners Orchestra, one of the finest conglomerations of young musiciang in the city.Incidentally, the Skyliners will be showing Local Minister As Moderator?Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, minister of Calvary United Church, West- mount, for the past 30 years, was lately unanimously pominated for moderator of the General Council of the United Church of Canada by the Montreal Presbytery.The Council will meet in Erskine and American Church here early in September.- Dr.Jones is the second member of the Montreal Presbytery to be nominated for moderator.Rev.Dr.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, principal of the United Theological College here, was nominated last week by the Toronto Centre Presbytery.Born in England, Dr.Jones came to Canada under the sponsorship of the Congregational Colonial Missionary Society.He attended McGill University and during the Great War went overseas with the Y.M.C.A, He was later transferred to the C.E.F.In 1939 he was granted indefinite leave of absence to proceed overseas as supervisor of Y.M.C.A.war services.Mrs.Bridget Kearns, 72, Dies in Westmount Mrs.John Patrick Kearns, the former Bridget Hayes of Limerick, Ireland, and a long time resident of Montreal, died Saturday in her 73rd year at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.James Kay, at 64 York avenue, Westmount.Well-known in the city, where she was for many years a member of St.Patrick\u2019s Parish, Mrs.Kearns is survived by her bus- band, five sons, four daughters and 24 grandchildren.The sons are James, John, Frank, Neil and Alfred Kearns, all of Montreal.The daughters are Miss Mary Kearns, Mrs, II F.Kerrin, Mrs.James Kay and Mrs, C.B.Cape, also of Montreal.The funeral was held from St.Augustine's Church at 9 a.m.Tuesday morning.their wares at a dance at Temple Emanu-el tonight.The Liners, who are directed by Outremont\u2019s Jerry Miller, boast a couple of Westmounters on their roster, They are Bain Macaskill, clarinet and saxophone playing member of the Westmount Four and Gordie Pfeiffer, the handsome lad with the wavy black hair who strums the bass and supplies the vocals for the same quartet, Dimunitive Judy Knowles will be in charge of the dance.She's the same little girl that made the December Sadie Hawkins affair such a success, Scouts & Cubs By Reg.Groome Barrister and Solicitor a HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing ef estates of Deceased Persons, Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West My apologies to John Bishop of St.Matthias Troop and any others concerned for an inaccurate statement in this column recently to the effect that the St.Matthias Troop Was drenched with ice water while on a winter ski-hike.held not long ago.The second winter ski-hike held by the Troop took place recently and the destination this.time was a hill near Bois Franc.It was reached about 11.30 in the morning.After an exciting game of Attack and Defense, cooking fires were built and some delicious hot-dogs were cooked.After a good feed, one group started for the hill with the second follow- \u2018ne closely behind.After some skiing and investigation of an oven pond, a ski-jump was built.With a jumping contest heine held later and won hy Peter Howez.He was presented with a dozen hot-dogs as a prize.Scouters\u2019 Course Headounarters has announced a Rasic Preliminary Training Course for Srouters which will ~jve a thorourh grounding in the ideals of Scouting, Patrol Svstem.Outdnor Scouting, Court of Hon- nur.Group Committee, and Pro- «ramme.The Course will hegin next neek.on Mondav, March 11.and will continne on March 18.95.and Anrit let.Onlv those who have succesfully completed this ecovrse mav attend the advanced week-end course in Mav.Register at ance at Headruar- tera, The firet cession WIN he taken hv E.R.Paterson.EXec- ntive Commissioner at HQ and formerly Director of Training: the second hv J.Murrav: the third hv L.C.Houldsworth.FEx- ecutive Assistant.and recently returned frrm overseas, and the fourth by PF.G.Hicks, Provincial Field Commissioner.Calvary Tack The following report is a summary of the last tWo meetings of thie Pack.Two weeks ago.Akela Jean Swailes and Baloo Pearson, newly with the Park, ran a very interestiu~ mesting, After several games.instruction ne- \u201cind Was held when the fnillowing tests were masssd Skinning.Rarnv Page and Alec Svindsen: Model.Stanlev Serpton.Two new hoys, Harold Moodv and Peter Barnard were invested ?s Cuhs on this eveninr and made welcome.Athlete Badges Were nresented to Keith WilHamson and Kenneth Cathro while Stan Seraton Teretved Athlete and Artist Badges, A Church Parade was also held not lon\u201d ago, when nnlv two Cubs were absent.Les Frnmnhries.a visitine D.C.M.from -Sherbrooke.Que.was very welcome at this narade.Last week's meeting was en- joved hv all present and everyone went home quite hapny.Although no tests were supposed to he nasced that night.Baloo nass- ed Keith Willlamson and Stan Seruton on Boot-Polishing.Ronald Foreman and David Robb were invested into the Movement during a very Impressive ceremony.Trinity Pack The meeting was opened with the Grand How] led by Sixer Dennis Heathrote.A shoe hunt took nlace following inspection with the first six receiving extra points.Instruction followed immedintelv after Kim\u2019s Game and Akela Hut- chison.visiting the Pack, passed nine hadges which will be announced next week.Two more games were played one a \u201cQuiet\u201d game, which was won by Bill Kavanagh who remained still for 2 minutes and 45 seconds.The meeting was closed in the usual manner.The following tests were passed in the course of the meeting: Skipping.Maitland Hannaford: National Anthem, Duncan McNeill; Book- Westmount Girl (Continued from Page 1) it very plain that she is not just a Carpenter madel\u2014she\u2019s a free lance.Glay Speurling, local photographer has partial claim to her success.His numerous pictures of her have appeared in many publications, When Anita \u2018The Face\u201d Colby, Selznick Studios\u2019 pulchritudinous feminine director and press agent, wag in Montreal a few weeks ago, our Jackie, together with another young model, met her and figured in a photo feature by the The Standard's Ronny Jaques, to appear early in April.\u201cThe Face' Instructs Miss Colby took the girls up to Eaton\u2019s and showed them the type of clothes that best suited them and gave them other hints on improving their appearance.The Standard\u2019s Zoe Beiler tagged along and made a story out of that.It was that jaunt to Eaton's that made The Face miss out on her hoped-for trip to St.Joseph's Oratory.A baby could have knocked Jacqueline out with one punch when the Selznick Studios\u2019 feminine director asked her if she would be interested in going to New York and becoming a Conover model.But Miss Mickles always one to Keep a level head, replied \"that she didn\u2019t think that there would be much money in such a venture.\u201cMy sister makes $1,200 a week modelling for Conover,\u201d said The Face, which made the Mickles face turn a brilliant vermilion hue.New York Visit The conversation ended by Jackie promising to pay a visit to Mr.Conover if she ever visited New York, and agreeing to mail a few photographs of herself to the Conover Studios.The 16- year-old Miss Mickles also got one of the biggest thrills of her life by receiving a telegram from the David O, Selznick people in New York, requesting photographs and asking her to pay them a visit if she ever was down in New York.With invitations from both Conover and Selznick, the well- proportioned Jacqueline decided that a jaunt to America\u2019s largest city would be in order, So she packed her bags and left by train yesterday.Regardless of the results of her New York trip, Jackie says she will return here to finish grade 10.She claims that she would rather direct than act, but adds that if Selznick wants her she will complete her academic education in New York next year, at the same time studying music and dramatics, and then shove off for Hollywood.Amazed At Success Jackie 1s frankly amazed at all Balancing, Robert Manktelow; Physical Exercises, Duncan Mec- Neill; Savings, Robert Matthews; Flags, Walter Mondey and Bill Cane: Somersault and Hopping, Bill Cane.A combined Church Parade was held Sunday at Trinity Church where the Pack colours were carried by Brian McKeown and Charlie Ancrum.Peter Giffin acted as Centre Guard.\u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Tribute Paid Dr.A.Nicholls Members of the local medical profession and many other friends paid tinal tribute to Dr.A.G.Ni- cholls, editor emeritus of the Canadian Medical Association Journal and former McGill medical faculty member, who died on Sunday in his 76th year, at the funeral service held yesterday afternoon at St.Matthias Church, Westmouny, hTe service was conducted by Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver.\u2018Burial was in Mount Royal cemetery.Honorary pallbearers were Dr, Duncan Anderson, Dr, Boris P, Babkin, W.M, Barnes, Dr.A.T.Bazin, Dr.Gordon Byers and C.Herbert Colson.The service was conducted by widow and three sons, George Van Vliet Nicholls, Dr.John Van Vliet Nicholls and oRbert Van Vliet Nicholls.Among those present were Dr.W.W, Chipman, president of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Prof.E.G.D.Murray, Dr.F, M.A.Me- Naughton, Major Rev, G.R.For- neret, Dr.A, G.McAuley, Dr.C.F.Moffatt,- Dr.W.J, McNally, Dr, Stuart Ramsey and Dr.F, S.Patch.TRINITY SENIOR A.Y.P.A.PLAN LENTEN SERVICE The Senior Branch of Trinity Memorial Church A.Y.P.A.will have their regular weekly meeting next Wednesday evening.A gpecial Lenten service has been arranged, with members of the A.Y.P.A.taking part.The servicegstarts at 83 p.m.- + the to-do about her, but it hasn\u2019t affected her in the least, If nothing comes of her New York trip.she won't be heartbroken although she does say that she'd: like to make a pile of \u2018money and then retire at 25.And who wouldn't?ie She likes school and is active in extra-curricular activities.She is vice-president of the .West- mount High Students\u2019 Council and a member of the central Students\u2019 Council of Montreal.she headed the junior high\u2019s Dramatic and Debating Society, and worked behind the scenes on the Purple and White Revue \u201945.Her activities in this year\u2019s edition of the revue, which will be staged at Victoria Hall on April 11 and 12, deserve a paragraph to themselves.She plays the part of a sophisticated New York- er in the ski train number, is a member of the 18-girl chorus line and is in charge of a modern ballet number.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 30 YORK AVE.WESTMOUNT NEW CLASSES STARTING IN MARCH ALSO CORRESPONDENCE COURSES \u2019 ELECTRICAL BXPERTS WANTED OVER 1,000 GRADUATES NOW EMPLOFEB.; 0 282 ONTARIO ST.WEST, MONTREAL In Six Monthe Daytime or One Year Evenings.PRACTICAL and THEORETICAL Metors, Generstors, Armature W Electrical Drafting, ete \u2018Last year will t for ol pered C.M.G the W| quet H 3 forme ting a Con \u201cThan this 1 large these whose tion made gible, Mr.entire part pm and wi dical ends .Ni- Can- irnal culty y in ser- n at ung, 1 by urial tery.Dr, s P, \\.T.d C.1 by Van Vliet Vliet Dr.the .B.Me- For- \u2026 C.ally, * 5 A.E nity will ting ecial ged, tak- at 8 + sn\u2019t oth- trip.al- he\u2019d- and who tive She est- and nts\u2019 year Dra- and the al | \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d \u2019 |Peace Has Yet To Come 0 tore again setting out in the B world.Mr.Sears led the men.\u201cBut even they can't do it The group is now planning for alone,\u201d he stated, returning to its next \u2018refreshment night\u201d set i 4 Ù 3 \u2018 | RADIO SERVICE | TUBES FOR ALL MAKES MITCHELL'S EL.7329 5018 Sherbrooke W.Near Claremont mm NASA TS 5 55 EE = Lara 0 The 1 oe .Bxaminer WE DELIVER FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine West {Near The Forun dt LICENSED GROCER - Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Cigarettes, etc.» Fl.4744 Ralston Tells Old Boys\u2019 .By VIC MORRIS \u201cPeace hasn't come yet; so far it's only the \u2018\u2018cease fire.\u201d It will take sound minds and brave hearts to consummate the: peace for which men and women of many races have fought, and unnum- hered hosts have died,\u201d declared Col, The Hon.J.L.Ralston, P.C,, C.M.G., D.S.0., LED., D.C.L., K.C., in an address to.members of the Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 Association\u2019s Eleventh Annual Banquet held at the Mount Royal Hotel, Wednesday night.Over 1,300 former students and teachers of the school attended the dinner, setting a new attendance record.Continuing Mr.Ralston said, * \u201cThank God that the future of this Dominion of ours will, in large part, be in the keeping of these stalwart men and women whose fortitude and determination and sacrifices have already made VE-Day and VJ-Day possible.Mr.Ralston, who devoted his entire address to the important part played by the Canadian men and women in World War if, was * Spring Is Here So They Say It might as well be\u2019 spring \u2014according to ome West mount resident who claims he spotted the first 1946 crow tn invade the local tere ritory.The \u201cbringer of spring greetings\u201d was allegedly flying at tree-top level over Westirrount Park on Wednesday afternoon.This (if true\u2014and why should \u2018we doubt it?) bents last year's first recorded crow by six days.Spring is here\u2014could be, And now \u2014 Westmount, who is going to be the first to report Robin Red Breast?P.S.Our informer was so oxcited he neglected to leave his name.x x Putters Group Enjoy \u201cSurprise\u201d The lady members of the West- mount Putters Social Club sprang a \u201csurprise\u201d, on the male members of the group at last Monday's meeting when they turned up with sandwiches, cakes and other refreshments to turn what was otherwise a routine session Into a \u201crefreshment night\u201d.Mrs.Bryant was the top lady in the weekly bridge game while COL.J.L.RALSTON, K.C.bigh in his praise for the conduct and achievement of Canadian forces.He also congratulated servicemen on their initiative to gain all possible education be- for March 25.In the meantime another weekly meeting will beg held on Monday evening at Vic- torfa Hall starting around eight o'clock.the part ex-servicemen will play in Canada\u2019s future.\u201cEvery worthwhile Canadian is in it, and although we haven't their strength ve must make them sure and the world sure that we have their fortitude and endurance and their resolution to prepare for and face and overcome This Week At Victoria Hall Friday, March 8 Montreal Canadian Art Theatre.Saturday, March 9 Johnny Holmes Orchestra \u2014 Dance.Monday, March 11 Westmount Putters Social Club.(Continued on Page 14) PAINTING DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Most Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Color Suggestions and Estimates Free AT.7192 F.L SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Cood assortment of Imported goods always in stock Repairing, cleaning and Tuesday, March 12 St.Johns\u2019 Ambulance Society.Westmount Legion Meeting.N.D.G, Womens\u2019 Club Meeting.Dickens Fellowship Club.Wednesday, March 18 Westmount Rotary Club Luncheon., \u201d Westmount-O.H.8.Thursday, March 14 Stamp Club.C.C.F.Mestlag.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 PAGE THREE WOMEN'S FIRST AID CHAMPION TEAM Really on the job are: \u2014 Left to Right, Mrs.H.F.Volkert, N.D.G.captain, Miss D.E.F.Cooney, N.D.G., Miss M.H.Dillion,- N.D.G., Miss E.M.Tousaw, Westmount, and -Miss A.Hongell, Verdun, declared 1946 champions following recent examinations judged by Dr.W.H.Cruikshank, medical director, the team representing the Bell Company\u2019s Engineering and Construction department, Eastern Division.First Aid to the Injured, as taught by qualified Bell instructors and instructresses, in co-operation with the St.John Ambulance Association for many years, has attracted the interest and close attention of many tele phone workers.to give comfort and relief before the doctor comes.It is not unusual for a Bell worker to be on or near the scene of an accident and equipped Dr.Lloyd Lectures At Local CCF Club At the members\u2019 meeting of the Westmount C.C.F.Club held at Victoria School, Dr.Trevor Lloyd, head of the new Department of Geography, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, and re- sently Canadian Consul at Got- haab, Greenland, spoke on \u2018\u2018Canada's North.\u201d Dr.Lloyd commenced his disclosure by pointing out the fallacy of thinking of the earth\u2019s shape as round, rather it is rectangular, he said.He illustrtaed, by means of maps, that the shortest route between the most densely populated areas of the world lay due north, The Arctic is not as remote as people imagine, he remarked.Dr.Lloyd pointed out that the weather originates in the north, thus influencing all parts of the world.He then went on to compare the inhabitants of Canada\u2019s north with those of Greenland, where he had been stationed.The Eskimo of Canada receives no education, nor has he the ordinary amenities of life such as medical and nursing care.He ls a trader in special branches in which he has exceptional talents.In Greenland, the Eskimo under the supervision of the Danish Government, is one hundred per cent literate, and, except for tuberculosis, which is unfortunately prevalent, diseases such as syphilis, measles and other dreaded sicknesses are extinct, Returning to the life of the Eskimo in Canada, Dr.Lloyd stressed the point that there Is no resident administration in any part, and that there were limitless opportunities for both enterprising and visionary young people .Concluding his address, Dr.Lloyd stated that the intense im- terest played by Russia in Can- - pressing Mispah Lodge.4833 SHERBROOKE WIST: Friday, March 13 ELwood 0082 Caledonia Military Whiat, N.D.G.Women's Club.this interest may be due, in part to the fact that a young man by the name of \u2018\u201c\u2018Stalin\u2019\u201d had once been banished to Siberia, and WA.2323 while there discovered that living in the frozen region was not %nly possible, but even be made come fortable.Had Sir Robert Bore den heen exiled to the Mackenzie Valley at some time in his career, more might have been done to \u201copen up\u2019 the vast and potentl- ally powerful] north.he iniimated jokingly.6, \"RIGHT GRIND (HE athods d'est p COFFEE Have Your Bin Filled NOW! Phone Your Order To \u2014 DE.8481 Also FUEL OIL CANNEL COAL \u2014 FIREPLACE LOGS \u2014 KINDLING WOOD ada's north and suggested that \\ WE DO FURNACE CLEANING HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & CORE 6051 WESTERN AVE.Seria = Hé or a \u2014 b= $5 ope rd a Prim ma ip hs naam er A ett A ue 212 tind pF met akira, A mE ce Er ae dede RE mac tas n - THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Osnada\u2019s Metropolis Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cFhe Examiner\u201d aime te be an independent, clean mewspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Authorized as 3nd Class Mall, Post Office Depi, Ottawa FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 RUSSIAN ATTACKS ON MR.KING If the matter wasn\u2019t so serious, the accu- gations that the Russian press is throwing .at Mackenzie King would give Canadians a good laugh.The Russian New Times calls Mr.King a politician with a long anti-Soviet, anti-labour record, whose government pursued workers\u2019 organizations, allowed military fascist groups to spring up, etc.\u201cThese facts,\u201d the article says, \u201cthrow light on the reason why King was the person chosen for loosing the latest anti-Soviet campaign.\u201d AH this about Canada\u2019s first Minister of Labour, the founder of the Labour Gazette, the author of the Labour Disputes Investigation Act, \u201cIndustry and Humanity,\u201d etc., etc.Not even Mr.King\u2019s most confirmed political onmonents would print such things about him, even in the heat of a political campaign.If the Russians think these accusations will turn Mr.King from his obvious intention of pursuing this espionage enquiry to its conclusion.thew are mistaken.And if they imagine these tactics will impel either Great Britain or the United States to interfere with a view to hushing the matter up, they are mistaken.Mr.King never takes any steps unless he L-1-< exactly where he is going.We think the Russians will find that out.APPALLING EUROPEAN DISASTER Few people realize the extent of the appalling disaster that is happening in Europe just now.Hundreds of thousands are dying thwugh starvation, Millions of tons of foodstuffs are needed at once.The next harvest is still many months away.The only hope for millions of innocent people in Europe lies in what we, people who have plenty, can send \u2018hem.The Canadian government has made large contributions through UNRRA, but supplementary voluntary help is urgently asked and needed, With the permission of The Department of National War Services, the Canadian Friends War Victims Relief Fund is now extending its work into France, Italy, Austria, Greece, Finland, and Holland, transporting and distributing supplies, and doing reconstruction work.As funds become available workers of this humanitarian organization will serve wherever permitted and wherever the need exists, regardless of nationality, race, or creed.If you would like to help in this great work, you are invited to send your funds to Cana- diän- Friends War Victims Relief Fund, at Friends House, 113 Maitland Street, Toronto.This fund is sponsored by the Religious Society of Friends (The Quakers).The Fund is registered under the War Charities Act, 1939.JUSTICE CATCHING UP WITH FRANCO Time is running out for Francisco Franco, the little Spanish imitator of Hitler and Mussolini, who conquered \u2018his own countrymen with the aid of German, Italian, and Moorish troops and equipment.It was inevitable that, sooner or later, the democratically- minded people of the world.through one.instrument or another, would move against the Spanish terrorist.That instrument turns out to be France.We have not forgotten the days when Franco was riding high, wide.and handsome with his friends Mussolini and Hitler, flinging at us insults and impertinence, arrogantly defving us to do our worst.We weren't prepared in those days; we had nothing with which to back up our words.Not so today.It is our turn now.Where are vour friends, Francisco?Where are the men who gave you the planes and guns to murder the helpless women and children on the crowded road to Malaga, and to massacre the civilians of Guernica?Shouting that the present move against him is inspired by Communists won\u2019t help Franco any.It sounds too much like the cry of his old friends Goebbels.ideals in American education is them.THE FORUM | Conducted by Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not accept responsibility for that moral questions are omitted from it, The end given is money.The issue is how to obtain it as rapidly as possible, and stay out of jail.From \u2018Ideals in Education,\u201d by Robert M.Hutchins, in American Journal of Sociology.* æ LJ As texts for abstract addresses \u2018he Sermon on the Mount, the Golden Rule and the many splendid precepts of the Jewish pro phets of the Old.Testaments are very popular, but not many persons are adrocatine that a seri- Britain's embargo against having as its basis work for work ous effort should be ma\u201c to put Know Your Westmount Biography And History -In Streets- : (Centributed by Westmount Histerieal Association) (The previous installment of this article concerning Clarke Avenue pointed out that a considerable amount of interesting material in available from Washington Irving's \u201cAstoria\u201d, published in 1836, and \u201cOJd Montreal: John Clarke: His Adventures, Friends and Family\u201d, published by Miss Adele Clarke of Westmount in 1906.The previous installment, taking up the latter work, quoted from the preface wnitten by Dr.W.D.Lighthal, in which he gave a brief history of the fur trade and spoke of some of the great personages of the period, mentioning the lecation ef their houses in and around Montreal.) - In Westmount the old Clarke House, surrounded by beautiful trees, was long known to all as a relic of many associations.It has been demolished, but the Clarke -family is respected as the oldest of the founders of the English- speaking community.Nor is this respect confined to Westmount; it is shown as well by all who know their Old Montreal.Venere- tion, indeed, is due to Mrs.John Clarke; tor she attained the age of one hundred and four years, bright, clear-minded, and full of reminiscences of her youth and of the interesting past of Montreal life and society.In the present little book her daughter, Miss Adele, offers a few gleanings from that past, which will no doubt, be accepted by her many tfienas in the spirit in which they are written.\u201d Miss : Clarke, speaking of her father, John Clarke, states (1906) that .\u201cHe was born in the year 1781 of Simon and Ann Waldorf Clarke, in the frame home, standing \u201cuntil recently at the corner of Clarke Avenue and Cote St.Antoine Road.This house was built by his tather, Simon Clarke, and at the time it was destroyed was probably one hundred and fifty years old.He was one; of a large family, and at the age of eighteen left- home for the Northwest, to join those who were opening up and exploring the country, for the püirpose of establishing fur-trading stations.Bryce, in his early history of the Hudson\u2019s Bay Company, (p.388), gives the following account of an \u2018Mountains was, exploit of his, when he was about nineteen years of age: \u2018Northward} the course of the fur-traders\u2019 empire has continually made its way.Leaving Great Slave Lake four years before the close of {be eighteenth century, along the} course of Alexander* Mackenzie earlier exploration, Dun e¢ arg Livingstone, a North-West Com pany trader, built the first fort on} the river, eighty miles north olf the lake.Three years later, iben] trader, bis three French-Canadian voyageurs, and Indian interpreter were basely kilied by the Eskimo} on the Jower Mackenzie River.A'f year or two afterwards a party oi fur-traders under John Clarke} started on an expedition of py ploration and retaliation down tb i river, but again the fury of th Eskimos was aroused, In truth bad it not been for a storm off fair wind which favored them, the traders would not have escapedg with their lives.\u2019 g \u201cBy this it was evident that nf wag \u20acven then unconsciqusly pe i paring himself for the task tba was to be his, of joining in ondd of the most romantic and interest ing expeditions and projects off that period.i Before the year 1805 that pari of the country west of the RockR practically, ur known territory.In that year} however, two Americans, Lewig and Clark, were sent out by vd American Government to explord the Missouri, and, if possible, findÿ the source of the Mississippi.Th story of that expedition is well known.They did not discover] (Continued on Page 10 3 EE = a Fellow Citizens of WESTMOUNT We Invite YOU To Take a Pride 11 1.Th 10.0 11.0 8.4 Mon We: Thu many Canadian goods is reaching far out into Empire countries, which means additional pressure on Canadian exporters te build British plants if they do not wish to lose access to this market, reports The Financial Post.India, Egypt, Australia, Iran, lIrag and the British West Indies are being forced to follow the U.K.lead and refuse import\u201d licenses on many Canadian products, and even if Canadian manufacturers establish plants in Britain, there is no guarantee that they will be able to take any of their profits out of the United Kingdom.The situation is considered 50 critical in Ottawa that it has been raised to cabinet level.One re- suit of this has been securing of small concessions covering Canadian trade with the West Indies.One export official, in closest \u2018touch with the situation, said that Canadian manufacturers were being forced to the belief that more than the protection of Britain's dollar position was at stake in the current impasse, It was, he said, a virtual economic boycott.And now the economic warfare begins even between individuals wi*hin the Empire and all because of the lack of a world wide equitable medium of exchange.When will the people of the world realize that until there is pure money } former \u2014hour for hour\u2014by all adults, there is bound to be wars and fabulous waste in between.* + 4 A veteran of the Pacific has tried to soive his bousirg prot- lem by inserting the fnllowing advertisement: \u2018\u2018Ex-Navy man, resident eof Richmond, Va., will exchange tent on Okinawa for apartment, flat or house in Richmond.\u201d ®* * + A large number of applicants for service in.the peace-time Canadian Navy are from the prai- rile provinces, many of them formerly in the Canadian Army and the R.C.A.F.- ¥ + * In a survey of American educational institutions, Dr.Robert M.Hutchins, Chancellor of the University of Chicago, developed the thesis that the character of the U.S.A.educational systems reflects the character of the so- clety that sustains and engenders them.The society in this instance is one characterized by aggression, both individual and social, wide disparity of wealth, privilege and opportunity, mater- lalistic values and standards and a rather confused and demoralized Jdeology.Our educational system ia a perfect progeny of its present society.He added: \u201cA further consequence of American these pre-epts in\u2018- general practice in all our human relationships and ?course our economic relationships.LETTERS TO THE | EDITOR Dear Sir: After reading your story in the Examiner of last week concerning the erection of a new theatre aud also of licensing beer in grocery stores, I would like to voice my objections to the proposals, 1 think jt is rather unusual to put up a movie house when what We really need is apartment houses and homes to live in.Beer is unnecessary to the happiness of the families when most women would like to see it all poured down the sink and it would tend to cause drink- ing parties and children seeing their parents drink wouldn't help them.There Is enought trouble caused by drink and V.D.Let us get together and help the children, The war is over s0 let's keep Westmount clean.(parting Shot) \u2014 Only the groceries will benefit-by selling more groceries.FOR THE CHILDREN and Interest in Civic Affairs © Join the Westmount Municipal Association .and do your part as a public-spirifed citizen, ® Here is a truly civic organization, STRICTLY NON-POLI- TICAL, and representative of all Westmount citizens.The Association, through its many Committees, studies and reports on all phases of municipal affairs to the Mayor and Council of Westmount, placing before them its views for their consideration.® Recent resolutions which have been forwarded, follows: .ti) i) Gi) The erection of a Moving Picture Theatre in Westmount.Suggesting a referendum regarding the licensing of grocers to sell bottied beer in Westmount.( A study of traffic and parking on Westmount streets.A study of a Free Clinic for X-Ray examination, The use of the skating rinks and the tennis courts an Sunday.@® MEMBERSHIP \u2014 Open to all residents of Westmount, and to those who own property therein, ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE: $1.00 FELLOW CITIZENS OF WESTMOUNT - JOIN TODAY! HELP MAINTAIN OUR CITY AS THE FOREMOST RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY IN CANADA.MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE G.M.BARRY MORTON, W.BOYD ROBSON, Chairman Vice-Chairman LA.7172 WE.5227 - WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION .Victoria Hall - Westmount, Que.(iv) (v) id 1T.C TIC 12,1 sg ~ Fey SS CRETE Fred aT EAT Ee Jaye rer ©\u201d > on TR 7.30 Youn, both | tres Servk par\u2019 \u2014 y > Ave- avail- \u201cold lished Iment, W.D.oke of ion ef \u2018as about orthward ders\u2019 em-[ > its way.ake four of ibe ong De ckenzies| juncaif est Com- st fort oof north olf later, Lben Canadian terpreterl Eskimosff River.A% , party off 1 Clarke on of ex LA In truth} storm olf them, tue e escaped A nt that di Qusly pie task thai ng in on à interest rojects off ¥ fi that par the Rock cally, vs that year} ns, Lew out by Lh to explore sible, findy sippi.Thj on is well t discover.ge 10 3 ; das ELP i TIAL » \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwood.0.0.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.E.Tilbury, B.A.B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 10 11.00 a.m, Morning Theme: \u201cHow the anclant world has Ît always In its heart.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Evening Theme: \u201cHow the Piophets and the tipsters prepare for it\u201d.This is the beginning of a series of sermons on \u201cThe Inevitable Cross in 1946.\u201d Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D,, wlll preach at both services.Mr.M.Warner Norman, Organist and Choir Director.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowns & Western Aves.) .Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 10th 11.00 a.m.Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatcick, D.D.12.15 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.£The Authority of the Iudi- vidual.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Westmount Park Forum, J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director, Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist.Congregational Social Eveniug, Friday, March 8th; at 8.15 pn, Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Avs., Westmount Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Minister: / SUNDAY, MARCH 10 10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Forward to Possession! A clear call of God to His People today.7.30 p.m.\u201cAccentuate the - Positives\u201d.Let your life count for something worthwhile.8.10 p.m.A.\u201cGet Better Acquainted\u201d hour in Church Parlours when Stan.Kennedy will tell of experl- ences as Military Y.M.C.A.Sup.Overseas.Mon., 8 p.m.Y.P.U.Debate in Church Parlours.Wed., 8 p.m., Crusade & W.M.S.Service.Thurs., 1 p.m., St.Patricks L H THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 Lome to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Atiend the Church of Your Choice.Regularly v R | St.Luke's United | * * Stanley Presbyterian | x an * x * [ Calvary Church | » * The minister, Spencer, wili preach subjects specially relevant to Christian faith and experience throughout the Lenten season, Sunday morning his topic will be \u201cThe Glory of Man.\u201d In the evening he will preach on \u2018 \u2018he Facts of Evil,\u201d the fourth subject in a course of sermons on \u201cFacing the Facts.\u201d Those desiring to unite with the church in the Easter season on profession of faith are urged to join the minister's class which will meet each Tuesday trom 7.15 p.m.to 8 p.m.beginning March 12.Elders, parents, Sunday School teachers and [riends are asked to assist in securing names for the class.The class will be for all ages unless it oecomes too large; in that case there will be two classes, a junior and a senior one, The World Day of Prayer for women and girls will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m.in Trinity Memorial Church and at 8 p.m.in Herbert Symonds Parish House, 1441 University street.At a meeting of the War Memorial Committee on February 24, a decision was Made which will be presented as a recommendation to the congregation at a general meeting to be held on Friday, March 23, at 8 p.m.Rev.Ralph Eon sermon * a | Westmount Baptist | * Address on \u201cThe Luck of the Irish\u201d by Dr.T.W.Jones.Dominion-Douglas - Church Westmount Blvd, cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministere: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.Rev.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 10 11.00 a.m.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith: \"As Off As Ye Drink.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Rev.R.Graham Barr: \u201cIn Remembrance of Me.\" 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Tha Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at both services.John Robb, Mus.Bac.Organist and Choirmaster St.Luke's United Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Miniscor: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A, B.D.FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT SUNDAY, MARCH 10 11.00 a.m.\"The Glory of Man.\" 11.00 a.m.Church School.12.15 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cFacing the Facts.\u201d (4) The Fact of Evil, MASTER OF THE MUSIC Frederick L.MsLearon, A.C.C.0., Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave, Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster WESTMOUNT YOUTH SUNDAY In Crusade for Christ and His Kingdom 11.00 am.\u201cYour Sons and Your Daughters\u201d \u201cMy Servants and My Hand- Maidens\u201d, The Place of Youth In the Purpose of Christ, 7.30 p.m.\u201cYouth's Finest Hour\u201d.Courage! Comradeship! A Cross! Crusade! Young People will assist the Minister at both Services.Worship with us and Share the Inspiration, Fellowship follows Evening Speaker\u2014Mr.A.J.Nesbitt.reside Service, * \u201cWestmount Youth Sunday\u201d will be observed this week.Two great services have been arranged, in which young people will assist the minister.In the morning the sermon will be, \u201cYour Song and Daughters: My Servants and Hand-Maidens.\" At the evening service Dr.Johnston will have as his theme \u201cYouth's Finest Hour.\u201d This will be based upon that marveilous moment when Christ, standing be- tore Pilate, declared: \u2018To this end was I born, and for this cause came I into the world.\u201d All Protestant denominations in Canada are now engaged in \u201cA Crusade for Christ and His Kingdom.\u201d As part of the Crusade program, Westmount Baptist has arranged for three great Sundays during the pre-Easter season.Sunday, \u201cThe Youth of West- mount\u2019; Sunday, March 24, \u201cThe Women of Westmount\u201d; Sunday, April 7, \u201cThe Men ot Westmount.\u201d A Fireside Fellowship Hour will follow the evening service on each of these days.This week a brief address will re delivered by A.J.Nesbitt.The choir, under the leadership of Hibbert Troop, will present a ministry of sons.° Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wood Ave.Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Recter Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.00 a.m, Solemn Eucharist and Pre \u2019 cession.3.00.p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m, Solemn Evensong and Pro- cesslon; preacher, Rev.Clifford Andrews.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 am.Tuesday, Thursday und Saturday; 9.30 a.m, Wednesday.- Matins: 7.30 a.m.dally, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m, Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, except on Saturday at 8 p.m, Wednesday, 8.00 p.n.Lenten Service; Refreshments.preacher Rev, F.J.Sinnamon, On Sunday morning at Stanley Church, the Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conclude the series oË sermons on the Five Points of Cal- vanism, the last being \u201cThe Per- serverance of tne Saints.\u201d In the evening his subject will be \u2018Give me this mountain.\u201d \u2018 The banquet and reception in honor of the members and adherents of Stanley Church who served in the various branches of the Armed Forces, is being held tomorrow, Friday evening, at 6.30 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial.On March 24, the ordination ot the Elders who were chosen at the last congregational meeting ot Stanley Church will take place.World Day of Prayer for women and girls.Meetings \u2014 3 p.m.at the Church of the Advent, Wood and Western avenues, and ( particularly tor those unable to attend in the afternoon) at 8 p.m.at Herbert Symonds Parish House, 1441 University street (directly behind the Cathedral).The regular meeting of thed Women\u2019s Association will be held on Tuesday, at 2 p.m., in Franklin Hall Memorial.The sewing for English children will be completed, and plaus for the year discussed.Tea will be served, the hostesses being: Mrs.James Mitchell, Mrs.L.R.Canning and Mrs.D.H.Forsyth.The Women's Prayer Meeting every Friday at 11 a.m.Girl Guides meet Mondays at 7 p.m., Cubs on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.and Scouts on Thursdays at 8 p.m.The Board of Managers will meet Monday evening, March 11, at 8 o'clock.* * | Dominion-Douglas | * * On Sunday, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at both services in Domin- ion-Douglas Church.At the morning service Dr.A.Lloyd Smith will take as his pre-Communion theme: \u2018\u2019As Oft as Ye Drink\u201d and at the evening service Rev.R.Graham Barr will speak on the topic: \u201cIn Remembrance of Me.\u201d The choir music in the morning will be \u201cLift Up Your Hearts\u201d by Chambers añd In the evening \u201cDeck Thyself, My Soul, With Gladness,\u201d by Cruger.The Church School and Mr.Jackson's Bible Class will meet as usual at 3 p.m.and 8.45 p.m.The Young People\u2019s Union will meet in Friendship Parlor when the speaker will be Perker L.Wareing.On Monday the Sewing Group will meet at 2 p.m.and on Tuesday there will be two meetings for women, the Women\u2019y, Missionary Society will meet at 1 ¢a.m.for sewing with luncheon at 1 p.m.Hostesses will be Mrs.E.A.Ever- son, Mrs.Douglas Jackson and Mrs.R.V.Macaulay, and the newly-formed Women's Evening Group will meet at 8 p.m.On Friday, the Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Literary Society will meet at 3 p.m.when the speaker will be Mrs.George Agar, on \u201cLady in a Dilemma.\u201d The soloist will be Hope Wright, messo-soprano.The Brownles* will meet at 4 p.m.Monday, and the Cubs at 7 p.m.on the same day.Scouts will meet at 7 p.m.Tuesday and Guides at 7 p.m.Wednesday.After the wedding ceremony, it fs the custom for an Arabian bride to step on a pomegranate The services of worship in Calvary United Church on Sunday will be conducted by the minister, Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.At the 11 o'clock service Dr.Jones will preach on \u201cForward to Possession!\u201d At the evening service Dr.Jones will take as his subject the title of a popular song, \u201cAccentuate the Positives.\u201d , The service will be followed by a \u201cGet Better Acquainted\u201d hour in the church parlors where the members of Calvary Young People\u2019s Union will serve as hosts and hostesses.There will be singing of favorite hymns.An outstanding feature will be telling of experiences as Military Y.M.C.A.Supervisor with the Canadian troops in Germany, by Stanley Kennedy, just returned from overseas.' The Church School will meet in all departments at 10 a.m.Dr.Jones will continue his series of illustrated addresses in the intermediate and senior division worship period, on \u2018Heroes of the Christian Way of Life.\u201d The pastor's training class tor church membership will meet in the vestry at 3 p.m., those taking the training will be prepared for church membership at the Easter Communion.On Monaay at 8.156 p.m., Calvary Y.P.U.will hold a debate between a team from Erskine-Am- erican Y.P.U, and Miss Helen Houston and Mr.John Pouch representing Calvary Y.P.U.The subject will be: Resolved, \u2018That the Jewish people be given immediately the opportunity to estah- lish Palestine as their national homeland.\u201d \u2019 Wednesday , 8 p.m., an open meeting of Calvary W.M.S.and congregation.Dr.Jones will deliver an address on \u2018\u2018\u2019The Crusade for Christ and His hingdom and the Missionary Enterprise.\u201d It is expected that several will take part in worship service and in discussion of theme.The business of the W.M.S.will follow the discussion.4 = * ! Westmount Park | * Dr.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, D.D., will be the guest preacher at the morning service in Westmount Park Church on Sunday.Continuing the short series of evening sermons on \u201cAn Authority for Free Men,\u201d Mr.Goth will preach at the evening- service taking as his topic: \u201cThe Authority of the Individual.\u201d The subject of co-operatives will be discussed at the forum which fololws the evening service, Members and friends are reminded of the congregational social which takes place tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\" CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th, M.C.Rector: FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.An Address, Illustrated by Lantarn Slides.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 5.00 p.m.Confirmatign Class.8.00 p.m.Lenten Service.Preacher: The Rev.Northcott Burke, to bring luck, Ottawa.PAGE FIVE 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, MARCH 10 11.00 am.Rev.D M.Grant.\"The Sacrifice Supreme.\u2019* 7.30 p.m.Rev.Andrew Mowatt, \"What is True Freedom?\u201d 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Fred Whiteley, Organist and Choirmaster.COME AND WORSHIP Melville Presbyterian Church Mélville 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, MARCH 10th 11.00 a.m.Christian Discipline.11.30 a.m.Sundav School.7.30 p.m.A True Lent.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, \u2019 \"Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 10 11.00 a.m.Our Faith \"The Perseverance of the Saints.\u201d 11.15 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.Young .People's Class.\u2019 7.30 p.m.\"Give me this mountain.\u2019 Joshua, 14:12, The Minister will conduct both Services.W.W.Barlow Acting Organist and Choir Director Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St at Marlowa Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Cordon G.Mercer, Assistant Bible THE FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.10 a.m.Holy Communion, 1° 7) a.m.Bible Class and Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preachers the Rector.Kindergarten Class foe small children, 8.00 p.m.Junior Sunday School and Kindergarten, 7.00 p.Evensoug.Preacher: the Rev, Gordon G.Mercer.Mon., March 11th, 4.15 p.m., Service for Women: The Rector.Wed., March 13th, Ember Day.7 a.u, Holy Communion.8 p.m., Evening Service.Preacher: the Rev.Gordon G.Mercer.Thurs, March 14th, Communion.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount 10 pm, Holy Rev.A.T.Love.M.A., Rector FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Sundav School, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, 7.30 p.m.Evensong WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.Devotions.Preacher: Rev.E.M.Dann, THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Christian and Missionary Afliance N.D.G.Chapel $160 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Marlowe Avenue) Rev.F.J.Sauvé, Pastor SUNDAY, MARCH 10 3.00 p.m.\u201cThe Spirit In You.\u201c No.4 in the series.\"The Spirit in Redemption,\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Purpose of the Gospel.\u201d We do what we do because we are what we are.Trem == FE ees A nie ria BW oa TY Cn Si IM esse Se ip a 4 ! i i 4 Hi EERE te pp\u2014 Ea Pe = EE Len Tiron mi Le EE es ARTISTE Fo Eo er rt TTT mame sin ; # i 2 § rentes RS ea me : PAGE SIX + Social and Personal Mrs.Harold Soper entertained recently at a tea dance at Victoria Hall, in honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Anne \u2026lizabeth Soper.Spring flowers and ferns were used as Qecorations.Mrs.Soper received, wearing black with sequin embroidery, and a corsage pouquet of orchids.Miss Soper was in fuchsia an.wore a shoulder spray of gardenias.Mrs.W.G.Ross, Miss Soper\u2019's graud- mother, was gowned in black chit- fon and Chantilly lace and wore à hat of black Milan straw trimmed with tea roses, and Russian sable furs.Miss Barbara Soper, of Ottawa, also a debutante of the season, wore pale blue crepe with gardenias, Mrs.W.A, Messenger and Mrs.Morrison will be joint hostesses entertaining in the Green Room at Victoria Hall on Friday evening, March 15th, in honor of their daughters, the Misses Ruth Messenger and Dolly Morrison.A home-coming reception was held fof Sgt, Harry D.Mount, R.C.A.F., on Sunday afternoon at the residence of his father, Mr.Frank M.Mount, Dupuis Ave- Set.M.Mount recently returned home after serving two years overseas, Miss Dorothy Mount acted as hostess and, in addition te Sgt.Mount\u2019s wife and little daughter Mary, the following guests were present: Mr.and Mrs.R.G.K.Ward, Capt.and Mrs.Ernest F.Mount, Lt.E.J.Mount (R.C.N.V.R.), and Gordon Mount, the Misdes Olive and Elsie Mount, Lt.-Commander and Mrs.Rex Goslett, Miss Lucy Sutton, Mr.Fred Wilson, Mrs.Hawthorne and Miss Grace Hawthorne, Mr.ana Mrs.Hugh R.Mount, Mrs, Stuart and Miss Regina Stuart.Miss Catherine MacFarland is the convener of the Easter Fash- fon Show being presented by Doreen Day at Victoria Hall, on Saturday, March 16th at 3 p.m., under the auspices of the Elizabeth Regina Chapter I.O.D.E., the pro- rs Charlotte Gowns For Springtime Charm! 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SUITS with a big fashion future .lace paper crisp Blouses, too! 1353 Creene Ave., near Sherbrooke Fl.7773 Open 9 to 6 Daily Westmount ceeds to be used for the chapter's general work, including -educa- tion and social welfare.The regent of the chapter is Miss Peggy Murray.Miss Violet Cassidy is the ticket convener for the show and Miss Teddy Stothers is in charge of advertising, WALLACE UNIT'S FINF SHAWING At the closing meeting of the Wallace Red Cross Unit, which was held at the home of Mrs.Archibald, Victoria Avenue, the president, Mrs.J.G.Hanson, gave an interesting resume of the activities of the group since itg inception in November, 1939, She also paid tribute to her committee, and thanked members for their loyal support and for the work accomplished by them throughout the war years.Mrs.B.J.Palin, the serving convener, reported that her department has completed 8,074 pieces of sewing.Knitted 500 pieces The knitting convener Mrs.A.Archibald, reported 3,266 knitted articles and paid special tri bute to Mrs.Bremner, a faithful worker who completed over 500 pieces.+ Mrs.W.H.Collum -who had charge of the dressings, said that her department had turned in 163,186 surgical dressings.Mrs.Hanson then gave a report that over 275 donations had been forwarded to the Red Cross which included 17 complete layettes.Monetary donations were also made to the blanket fund, the Red Cross Canvas and for civilian defense.On behalf of the group Mrs.Geo.Watt made presentations to Mrs.Hanson, president, and to Mrs.Waldie, secretary-treasurer, in appreciation of their loyalty and untiring efforts for six years.Melville Auxiliary The monthly meeting of Melville Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society will be held in the church hail at 3 p.m.on Tuesday.The Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, D.D., will speak on Africa.Devotions will be led by Mrs.W.E, Hudson.Mrs.James G.Thom will sing.Charlotte A Gowns HI TEENS! 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and over 100 friends called to present their congratulations and good wishes during the course of the afternoon, Among the immediate members of the family living locally are Mr.and Mrs.Anson Robinson, son and daughter-in-law, of 158 Hallowell Avenue, Westmount; Mr.and Mrs.Harry Robinson, Grand Boulevard, Notre Dame de Grace, son and daughter-in-law; Mrs.Edward Robinson, also of Grand Boulevard, daughter-in- law; and the Misses Alice and L.P.PELTIER L.P.Peltier, of Granby, who has been named by rhe Wartime Prices and Trade Board as superintendent of local offices for the Montreal Region with headquarters in room 715, Aldred Building, Montreal.Mr.Peltier joined the W.P.T.B.as local representative of the Board at Granby and for some months has been deputy superintendent of local offices in this region.HON.D.C.ABBOTT The Minister of National Defence, the Hon.D.C.Abbott, is the guest speaker at the charter day luncheon of the Westmount We- men\u2019s Club todsy in the Mount Royal Hotel.The Minister is speak= ing on the three Services.For Delicious Home-made BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, PASTRIES, FRUIT CAKES, PUDDINGS, SHORTBREAD, etc.come to the Wee Scotch Shop James W.Muir, Prop.317 Victoria Ave.(Near Western) DExter 5709 LL sendin, Edith Robinson, who live at home with their mother, Mrs.Robinson's late husband was for many years a Methodist minister in the Townships.He died in 1918.Since 1913 Mrs.Robinson has beén a resident of Westmount, and throughout the War years has been a staunch worker for the Red Cross, both Knitting and sewing for the Dominion Douglas Church Red Cross unit.Auxiliary No.39 Will Meet Next In Calvary Hall The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, West~ mount No.39 Branch, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., held their regular monthly meeting at the Mechanics Institute on Tuesday, Febu- ary 26.The mempership drive is still on and nine new members were welcomed to the auxiliary.A telephone card party is to be held by the members this month.Mrs, N.Parsons is the captain, and scores should be telephoned to her.In the future, meetings will be held at the Calvary Church Hall, Greene avenue and Dorchester street.Calloused 5 FEET ay Will stop your bird from singing PHONE DExter 5477 Mr.James will call at your home and remedy the condition.>\u201d SPRING HAT SHOW Enchanting new Hats to match your new ensemble.Flower Hats, Berets and many others in the latest styles.Moderately Priced MISS M.BYRNE MILLINER 4170 St.Catherine W., Fl, 2868 (Near Greene Ave.) TE CORSETRY BY NATURE'S RIVAL and LE GANT SARA DREW FOUNDATION GARMENTS FOR THE LARGER FIGURE e The only direct factory-authorized service for WOMEN'S CAMP HEALTH GARMENTS AND SURGICAL SUPPORTS in Westmount and Western Montreal TD£ rar fh ory.Gy Jr À it.all this gar ang cha the wil the day cul ing Fil, Cai of lar, paper\u201d pere t home usband thodist s.He 3 Mrs.lent of ut the taunch 3, both he Doh Red West- nadian - regu- Mech- Febu- is still 3 were 3 to be month.aptain, phoned will be | Hall, hester \u2014 \u2014] = = IE 868 Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d Many Pictures By Local Women In Art Exhibit The annual exhibition of the Women's Art Society opened Friday at the Art Association ot Montreal, Sherbrooke street west.The exhibition represents a var- jety of subjects with flower pictures predominating.Among the most attractive is an oil by Lillian Hingston of \u201cRed and White Chrysanthemums\u201d {in a copper container, Carefully painted, it is a well arranged example of her sympathetic feeling tor flowers: *White Tulips\u2019 are delicately executed and dramatically shown against a black background.Win1- fred D.Lewis has a carefully handled woodland scene in \u201cBirches\u2019\u2019, well placed and outlined against dark woods beyond.C.Louise Ashby shows imagination in her \u201cGateway to the Sea.\u201d Frances B.Sweeney's bold dashing style is at its best in her picture of \u201c\u2018Petunias\u2019: