The Westmount examiner, 17 mai 1946, vendredi 17 mai 1946

[" = © ° = ul] - 47 Years In 2.WEDDING GIFTS Choice Silverware Expert Watch & Clock Repairs OHMAN'S .JEWELLERS .WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave, ee Rt Including a Fine Selection of VOL.XVII, No, 20 Ex The Qminer 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, MAY 17, 1946 STAINED GLASS WINDOW REPRODUCED IN FINE PAINTING .Montreal's historic Notre Dame Cathedral is graced by a fine stained glass window that is the subject of onc of Westmount's Sophy L.Elliott's own waltercol our paintings iliustrating her book \u2018\u2019The Women Pioneers \\ Of North America,\u201d It adds lustre to the series of such windows that enhance the dignity of the noted edifice.In a special interview with the Examiner, Miss Elliott tells how, this week 304 years ago, pioneers rezched the Island.Cathedral Window Faithfully Portrayed In Water Colours Ghostly shades of pioneers stir the imagination as it is recalled, exactly 204 years ago tomorrow, Maisonneuve\u2019s doughty adventurers of early Canadian history reached Montreal by river, and the st-îined giass window of Notre Dame Cathedral, shown in a fine water colour painting by Westmount's own Miss Sophy L.Elliott, tells much of historical data of that era.= In zn interview specially given the Examiner, Miss Elliott explained how many historical events of this district are preserved In picture, on stained glass windows, in the churches of the Island.This window itself was installed a little over 15 years ago and * The Royal Montreal Regiment Dance, sponsored by the Sports and Entertainment Committee under Capt.T.M.Kinna, chairman, Saturday night was attended by about 400 couples.The large floor of the Armoury was, however, not crowded, and the dancers were able to enjoy the event to the full.The building was decordted under Lt.G.J.Mahoney, who was assisted by decorators of the United Cigar Stores, whose experience showed in the tasteful appearance of the main floor, Lt.Taylor Kennedy was treasurer of the dance was donated by Hotel T*-< designed in France and then shipped here for assembling and display.Miss Elliott told of difficulties encountered in making the paintilg of the window, which was used in her book, \u201cThe Pioneer Women of America,\u201d and said subdued lighting jn the Cathedral made the task v.s tiring and almost impossible, so that the great part :of her work was done from memory.The remarkable accuracy of this particular work is a tribute to Mise Elliott's excellent memory for minute details.The picture required three weeks to complete, working every day, involving repeated trips to the Cathedral.and spending hours of painstaking study of the window itself.\u201c Miss Elliott points out that the first panel of the window represents the arrival of four mis- * City Bylaw Gets Second Reading The Loan By-Law to provide for the repaving and widening of Sherbrooke street from Roslyn avenue to the West City Limits received second reading, announced Westmount City Hall.Scholarship Won Locally Willingdon School pupil, Martin Duckworth, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.C., Duckworth, 4059 West Hill avenue, was recently awarded Lower Canada College Scholarship B for entrance to Upper 4th and tenable for 4 years, it is announced by D.S.Penton, Headmaster.Other results of Scholarship examinations held at the College are as follows: Scholarship C for entrance to Lower 4th and tenable for five years was awarded to W.Murray Wonham of Roslyn School, son of Major W.R.Wonham, 28 Thornhill avenue, Westmount.Scholarship A for entrance to Upper 5th and tenable for two years was awarded to W, Tudor Johnston of Montreal High School, son of Colonel H.Wyatt Johnston, 4048 Gage Road, Montreal.The standard of work shown in the examinations was high and committee.(Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 2) PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Beer Referendum Slated For Polls June 5th-6th Westmount residents on the electoral list will be receiving a notice shortly, reminding them that they are to go to the polls at Victoria Hall, June 5th and 6th hetween the hours of 8 a.m, and Scout Peanut Day Forecast Western Area Scout Peanut Day, an event planned for Saturday, June 8, the proceeds to be used for maintenance and program purposes within the Western Area, will include Notre Dame de Grace, Westmount, Hampstead, Montreal West, Cote St.Luc and Ville St, Pierre, ae- cording to a report from E.F.Badke, chairman cf the special committee appointed to handle the campaign.Canvassing throughout the Western Area, some 700 tc 800 Cubs, Scouts and Sea Scouts will offer salted peanuts for whieh it is hoped they will receive at least 10 cents a bag.The committee under Mr.Badke includes Gilbert Layton, president of the Western Area organt- zation, G.P.Aspinall, C.A.P.Leahey, V.O.West, Sr., avea commissioner, and S.A.Rickard- son, field commissioner, The divisional directors for the drive are MH, F.Bush, G.Lavoie, J.C.Brit- ton, W, H, Brady, W, J.Shaw, W, J.S.Dormer, Alfred Tingle | and Mr.Aspinall.| Fire Department Praised-Canine Pal Appreciated Praise of the local fire department and appreciation of a dog's sagacity were featured in a letter received from a resident whose home was damaged by fire recently.Speaking of the fire department, he says: \u201cMy sincere appreciation.and thanks to our fire department, for the quick response made in answer to the call, also for their courtesy, and the orderly and tidy manner which they left the premises when they had finished their job.\u201d Awakened by their dog \u2018\u2018Dusty\u201d\u2019 (Continued on Page 2) ¥5 p.m, to decide the issue of whether Westmount grocers will be allowed to sell beer, it is authoritatively reported.A Dy-law which would allow six grocers in this city to sell beer with Quebec Liguor Commission permits has been given third reading, and all that is needed now is the approval of the citizens at large.It was understood a group of Prominent citizens recently asked the council to propose a new by-law, allowing the sale of beer.This by-law will not have any force or effect until it has been approved by the electors of the City in the manner provided hy Section 399 of the Cities and Towns Act.If the electors vote against the proposition in the referendum, the by-law will be promptly discarded.It is reported that Westmount grocers have suffered considere ably because of heer rationing, as a number of old customers, who could not obtain beer from Montreal merchants without give ing food orders, were forsaking the Westmount markets.S.Fargeon To Address Businessmen Seymour Fargeon, Chairman of the Commercial Tenants League,\u2019 will be guest speaker at the Annual Meeting of the Business Ase sociation of Westmount, Monday evening in Victoria Hall, Mr.Fargeon will speak on \u201cCommercial Rental Controls\u2019.Jacques Perrault, B.C.L.and Clarence Rosenhek will be present and will answer any legal questions with regard to commercial leases.\u201c The business before the meeting will include Presidents\u2019 Report on the past years activities, election of officers, and outline of future plans for Fall and Winter activities.zens are bounded by the realls- tie work-a-day world, and follow- \u2018ing dictates of schedules and hours, the Amusement Park proffers necessary diversion for fraying nerves, he explained.Mr.Uzzell stressed, that, throughout history, from the era of the early caveman down to the present day, each new war weapon invented and applied gave rise to fear of humanity being wiped out.In his business, he asserted, one must be an optimist with both feet on the ground, nud since Atomic energy has arrived (Continned on Page 4) Rotary Club Speaker Specialist On Parks Rudyard S.Uzzell, gifted with a personality so elastic he can portray the whole gamut of human emotion, from comedy to downright serious expression, instantaneously; a personality that fits his .unusual occupation of Amusement Park Specialist; gave an outstanding and inimitable address to Westmount Rotarians on \u2018The Amusement Park and Its Services in the Community.\u201d In urban centres where citi-& Youth Struck by Auto Not Seriously Injured William Trower, 8, 790 Upper Belmont, was hit by an automobile driven by Albert Sutherland, Town of Mount Royal, on Gros- venor Avenue, recently.William Trower, a student at Roslyn School, stepped from the front of a parked auto inte the path of Mr.Suthérland's car.Unable to stop in time, the auto struck the boy but luckily Trower was not serfously Injufed. 44 Honour PAGE TWO Westmount Highlights By GEORGE COCHRANE 1t would seem that Arthur Voronka, the raven-haired lad with the pearly white molars, was somewhat off the beam last week when he was trying to tell us the plans that are being made in connection with this years Award of Honours ceremonies, Blonde William Milne, vice- president of the Boys\u2019 Hi-Y and a member of the Students\u2019 Council exccutive, is one of the lads on the student committee that is preparing plans for the Award of celebrationns of 1946.According to William, better kmow as Bill, grade 11 males will probably (but not definitely) decide who will receive the Old Boys\u2019 Association award that gees annually to the boy in his graduating year who, in the opinion of his fellow students, renders the greatest service to the school and best combines the qualities of scholarship, sportsmanship and honour, on Monday, June 3 \u2014 not May 31, as Mons.Voronka would have had us believe last week.It has for as long 28 we can remember always been the custom to choose the award winner on the first Monday in June, so this year\u2019s tentative date is following a long established custom.; It is hoped that the graduating class will be able to gather for a banquet at the Wesfmount Y.M.C.A.on he night of Monday, June 3, to pay homage to the award winner and to kick up a stink for the last time this year.Here\u2019s hoping that the stink won't be too odiferous.DANCE TONIGHT The long awaited and much heralded Eaton's Junior Council Sadie Hawkins dance will take place tonight at Victoria Hall.Starting time is 9 p.m.and if you haven't got a ticket now you might as well give up all hope of atiending.Deadline for purchasing the duckets was last Friday.Students from all over the island will be moving their feet to the tunes of the Westernaires Orchestra this evening.It's reported that 400 tickets have been sold.That means that there\u2019! be 800 people, plus another 25 or so gatecrashers, jammed into the Victoria Hall ballroom ce soir.Which means that things will be, to put it mildly, more than somewhat crowded., ITEMS Peter \u201cThe Head\u201d Farrell and his mob will be gathering in Mike McBean's night for a quiet httle get-to- gether, ., Bill Milne threw an open house last Saturday night.John Joseph Junior Pepper is Immersed in Frehsman exams at Loyola.He'll be sindying at the west end college all summer.Bill Coles and.Warren.Chippendale are back working for the Parks Department, , , Eric Gregory Swaine, he of Montreal West High, may be out studying agriculture at MacDonald College next year.The date for the Belmont Park celebration has been changed.Its now June 25 \u201cnot June 24.For further info, see me, .A publication with the rather lengthy title of \u201cHigh Students Weekly Review\u201d is scheduled to make its bow to the reading public nest I'riday.It will contain news of interest (or ro the publishers claim) to all Montreal secondary and high school pupils.+ + .Present plans call for.it to appear weekly.until June, That brings to mind the fact that the Canadian High School News, which has been operating very successfully up in Toronto apartment tomorrow | Batt.Church Parade Sunday The Royal Montreal Regiment 2nd (R) Battalion will attend a Church parade at St.Matthias Church at 3.30 p.m, Sunday.The Service will be conducted by Hon.Lt.-Col, H.S.Laws and the Rev.Canon G.Oliver, M.C.The parade will leave the Armoury at 3 p.m., and proceed east on St.Catherine Street to Met- calfe, north on Metcalfe to the church ai the corner of St.Antoine Road.The Battalion will return by the same route when a Salute will be taken by Major General Price, at the corner of Park Place and St.Catherine Streets.'Y\u2019 PROGRAMME BOYS\u2019 DIVISION\u2019 MOVIES One of our best pictures \u2014 \u201cRainbow Island\u201d was shown-last Saturday.Another great picture \u201cRenfrew of .the Royal Mounted, in Sky Bandit\u2019 will be shown this coming Saturday, May 18th.Following that, on May 25th, you shall see \u201cDestiny\u201d.That\u2019s the programme for May.The Tarzan serial Has been completed, We expect to begin another good serial this week.Just what it will be remains to be seen.MEMBERSHIP ° It is about time our members had another free movie.We can do that if 20 new members or renewals are brought in this month.That should be easy because Summer memberships have begun.The Vacation Club\u2019 will be an unusual and novel one this Summer, Those who remember the good times of other years will be on hand again.Tnose who have not been vacation members before have plenty of excitement to look forward to.Registration is open now.Re- member\u2014your Summer membership entitles you not only to the Vacation Club during July and August, but to all the swims etc.during May, June and September.FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB The Westmount Club were hosts to the Lachine Club last Friday night.After a thoroughly enjoyed splash party the \u201cgang\u201d met in the dance room for a very good time.Mrs, Hampshire and Mrs.C.S.Smith prepared the refreshments and the Club committee served them.these ptist many years, will be published here in the fall, .IUs a tabloid with a hig circulation up Toronto way.An entirely different Montreal edition will be produced in the fall, , .Joseph William Duffin, director of the Purple and White Revue '45 and now of McGill, is organizing the ground here.\u2018Joe, according to Wiliam A.Macdonald, is now Iaboring for the High School News people np at Toronto.WHS\u2019ers will.have a holiday next Friday\u2014Empire Day .Oral [French exams have been plaguing junior and senior mat- rie students during the past week, .» Miss Nilon Hoze is in serious difficulties.St.Lambert's Herbie \u201cThe Star\u201d Fisher making quite a name for himself on the diamond, as well as in other circles, these days, He's the handsome lad in 12h, .,.Peter Taylor Jessop is now in England, .Lum- berman-to-he Fred Coburn has finished his exams at University of New Brunswick and 4s now resting up before going to an engineering camp for two weeks.A Mutt Messenger 'wil join the ranks of the workers when this school ycar is over, .And now.let\u2019s all sing like the boidies choin.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the HOWARD 8S.ROSS K.C.\\ of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St, West closing of estates aiid Te sarda 41h Dora N ira di ITU 57351 ATHLE ILis HAS oTIrTS de di qaËTi et \"residence from greater damage, In ' tell when they might justify their \"existence the.same as our little I.GREAT nel Club of Canada.Angus, Vice-Presidents, Miss W.M.Tam, \u201cSeeing Eye'\u2019 dog and her owner, Miss Stella Gordon are great pals.Helping Miss Stella to live a useful, happy life is Tam\u2019s job, a job which she does thoroughly and well.This is one of the five \u201cSeeing Eye\u201d dogs which have been purchased through the efforts of The Ladies Ken- The 25th Anniversary Show of the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada will be held on June 2, Patroness is Her Excellency The Viscountess Alexander, Hon.-President, Mrs.R.Percy Adams, President, Mrs.W.W.Hon.Treasurer, Mrs.H.Chapman, Hon.Secretary, Mrs.G.S.B, Mack, Directors, Lady Meredith, Mrs.R.Percy Adams, Miss W.M.Steggall, Executive Committee, Miss V.H.Robson, Mrs.Jas.Dempster, Mrs.À.E.Certer, and Auditor, John Trainer, C.A.a PALS Steggall and Mrs.Fred Lallemand, This Week At Victoria Hall Saturday, May 18: Holmes Orchestra, Dance, Westmount C.C.F.Card Party.Monday, May 20: Health De- partment\u2014Films, Business Association of West- mount Meeting.Oasis Daughters of the Nile, Wednesday, May 22: West- mount Rotary Lunch.Westmount Chapter of O.E.S.Johnny Fire Prevention (Continued from Page 4).six adult members of the family were able to make their way to safety through the smoke and flames.This timely warning by their pet undoubtedly saved the a plea for appreciation of dogs, the letter continues, *\u2018so I pay tribute to the dumb animal we call \u2018man\u2019s\u2019 best friend\u2019, apd it thig summer our dogs happen to run.out without thelr leash, don't be too hard on them, one.can never \u2018Dusty\u2019 did.\u201d In normal times, women of the United States buy more than 45 [000,000 pairg of silk stockings every month\u2019 .EY abet es \u2018Scholarship Won (Continued from Page 1) the awarding of these scholarships was only made after those who had done best in the examinations had come before the Education Committee of the Board of Governors for a special interview.This Board consisted of P| S.Gregory, Doctor G.R.McCall, Wesimeunt's Home Newspaper .Scouts & Cubs By Reg.Groome .Your scribe pald a surprise visit to the Wold Cub Camp, Mc- Auley, at Hawkesbury, Ont, with the visiting party, oonsgisting additionally of Miss L.Poltrick, Field Commissioner for \u201cWolf Cubs, Mr.and Mrs, S.A.Richardson (Mr.Richardson is the Field Commissioner for the Western Area), Mrs.G.W.Leverette of Madison Avenue.All, with the exception of Miss Poltrick, were seeing the camp for the first time and found everything very interesting.We found the cabins all in good condition as were other buildings.The Recreation Hall has a new balcony which looks very inviting The Camp will open Friday, June 21st and close Friday, July 9th.We hope all Cubs in this area will take advantage of the change in the opening and closing dates of the camp to arrange at least one week's stay at this fine location.SEA SCOUTING Both press radio weye well represented on Saturday, when the newly acquired Sea Scout Fair- mile Q092 wag moved from her berth at the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club to a mooring one half mile off-shore in Valois Bay.Roy Williams of the International Service .of the CBC was present, Len Johnson of Dominion Headquarters Publications Staff and yours truly, Over 50 Sea Scouts, Sea Scouters and visitors were aboard when the ship moved away from the pler and headed up Lake St.Louis.The trip was all too short and it wasn\u2019t long before the Fairmile was securely moored to a buoy not far from the S.S.s° Venture property and visitors Were conveyed ashore In row boats.Many of the lads on board ship remained overnight as did Skipper Magnussen who has been appointed in charge of both the Fairmile and the Venture for the summer season which was opened officially on Saturday.Montreal\u2019s Sea Scouting is looking forward to a very successful season.Best of luck! SPECIAL NOTICE Beginning immediately, all contributors should mail their contributions to the writer's home address and NOT TO SCOUT HEADQUARTERS, (on Bishop Street).Articles mailed to Scout Headquarters cannot be guaranteed .of insertion in the next issue of the Examiner, They should be mailed to: Reg.Groome, 4501 Decarie Blvd., Apt.16, Montreal 28, Que.Do not fail to note as we don\u2019t want to disappoint anyone, Calvary Pack - À very interesting Parents\u2019 and Visitors\u2019 Night was held Wednesday with 12 parents, seven visit- G.E.D.Lane and D.S.Penton.ing Scouters, and Commissioner The interviews were held at the | King of Westmount Area, now re- school on Friday afternoon ( Continued on Page 5) City of Westmount \u2014\u2014 8 BY-LAW No.536 Public notice is hereby given that the Municipal Council of the City | of Westmount, at a General Session held in the City Hall on \u2018May 6th, 1946, .adopted By-law.No.536 entitled, \"BY-LAW TO Jenn BYR No.336 TO PROHIBIT THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR.\u201d \u2018 » i Details relating to said \"by-law are fully set out in.by.low No.536 which is open for inspection by all persons in Treasurer, City Hall, Westmount.terssted at the: office af the Secretary- - -1 H{ be «submi id # He all pf | ie - tars oh Thd Bh tay be sa pk d he np ie Nhpicioal Sipe \u201ctake .place at polls to be established in \u2018the Victoria\u2019 Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, on said dates, from 8\u2018a.m.to 5 p.m, Daylight Saving Time.Civen at Westmount, this 14th day of May, 1946.ÉLTRRLI TUE TE Aa Fe R.P.ADAMS Mayor.£.MW.HOUSTON > Secretary-Treasurer 1 ARE IOI EIT Ti eRe Teri BT dee ons ue = if \"OS er OO = 7 Ty Ww Ww \"RADIO SERVICE TUBES FOR ALL MAKES MITCHELL'S EL.7329 20 Claremont The Examiner FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine West (Near The Forum) LICENSED GROCER Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Cigarettes, etc.WE DELIVER Fl.4744 sWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Trinity Players Entertain Vets Dinner, dance and performance by the Trinity Players of their latest play, \u201cHome of the Brave,\u201d was the closing evenf of the sea- gon for the newly formed Veterans\u2019 Club at Trinity Memorial Church, held recently., The evening was the first at which wives of the ex-servicemen had been invited and the elaborate session was a fine tribute to the various organizations of the church, to these men, -Although attendance was satisfactory, the executive had expected an event of this sort would have drawn out many more of the veterans.The play, in itself.which had so recently been running on the New York stage, was a gripping vehiclé, Members of the Veterans\u2019 Club were grateful to the Trinity Players for the opportunity they gave to see this play.Lawson.Weredale Included In City-Wide Treat Over 10,000 under-privileged children had a grand and glorious time during last week at the Circus at the Forum, aided by Karnak Daddy's Club and various Service Organizations, who co-operated in transportation arrangements, Bill Bryant, Karnak Temple, Chair man of the Show Committee, and Charles Douglas, Chairman for Underprivileged Children, spared no effort to make the gigantic x WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946 event a tremendous success, from % the children\u2019s point of view, During the period, 10,140 handicapped children from University Settlement, St, Michael's Community, St.Anne's Military Hospital wounded veterans who cared to attend, Britannia School, handicapped children only, Dev- onshire School, handicapped children only, Institute des Sourds- Muets, Mackay Institute, Montreal Day Nursery, St.Arsene Orphanage, School for Handicapped Children, Iverley Settlement, P.Q.Society, Crippled Children, School for Crippled Children, St, Justine Hospital, Shawbridge Boys\u2019 Farm, Shriners\u2019 Crippled F.L SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4883 SHERBROOKE WIEST ELwood 0082 PAINTING AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Nestest and Most Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Color Sugaestions and Estimates Free AT.7192 ee) Phone FI.1189* Westmount Plumbing & Roofing LIMITED Established 1916 Plumbing, Heating, Gravel, Asphalt and Metal Roofs Of Every Description ' , AGENTS FOR RUUD CAS WATER HEATERS ; Repairs a Specialty \u2014 Inspections and Quotations Free 206 Olivier Ave., near St.Catherine St.Children Hospital, Institute des Sourdes-Muettes, Weredale Home, Lions\u2019 Boys Club, Griffintown Boys\u2019 Club, Montreal Catholic Orphanage, Grey Nuns Orphanage, St.Patrick\u2019s Orphanage, Negro Community Centre, L\u2019Hospice St.Cunegonde, Montreal Military Hospital wounded veterans Who cared to attend, Irish Protestant Benevolent Society, Jewish Child Welfare Bureau and Lachine Children\u2019s Home.Montreal City Fire Department provided 20 firemen who carried those most disabled to vantage seats for the performance.An Incident of note occurred when four box seats were voluntarily given up for the use of the children by people obviously moved by the sight of so many eager, childish faces of youngsters deprived of normalcy or so underprivileged an event such as this was momentous in their lives.Westmount Veterans Returned to Canada Westmount veterans listed as returning to Canada aboard the \u2018Ile de France\u201d this week: Lieut.R.C.Aikin, 392 Gros- venor Avenue; Capt.R.M.Black, 75 Bruce Avenue; Capt.J.W.Mc- Martin, 4727 Western Avenue; Pte.A, Courtemanche, 228 Greene Avenue; Pte.R.Parker, 211 Murray Street; Pte.M.Poirier, 4298 Dorchester Street; Capt.J.J.-Pes- ant, 25 Rosemount Avenue.Drive carefully, spring brings out the \u201cSAP.\u201d EMERGENCY CALLS AM.1418 - CA.9864 | Nation Film Board release in Can- Fairmile Used By Sea Scouts By REG.GROOME Many lads from this area were among the crew which manned the Sea S-~out Fairmile QO92 on Saturday, when she was moved from the pier at Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club to a moorigg in Valois Bay near Lakeside, where the S.S.S.Venture is located.Skipper of the ship and the Venture is Bob Magnussen, of Prud'homme Avenue.He is also Skipper of the Srickleton Senior Sea Scout Crew, .Boys from the Shackleton unit, Montreal West Sea Scouts, and Royal St.Lawrence Sea Scouts, formed the greater part of the crew aboard.Officers present were Messrs.Nash, Mate of Shackleton, Cooke St, District Sea Scouimaster, Cooke, Jr., and Robinson of Montreal West, The Press and the radio were well represented, with R.Williams, of International Service of the CBC, Len Johnson of Dominion Headquarters Publications Staff.and yours truly, also present.On the pier, as the shin moved away was R.C.Stevenson, Chairman of the Dominion Executive Board of the Boy Scouts\u2019 Association, The trip was all too short, and the vessel was moored (Continued on Page 4) Death of Popular Member Saddens Westm\u2018t Group Death of Nerman Clark.29 York Avenue, 1st Westmount Company, Boys\u2019 Brigade, who was accidently killed last Monday evening, greatly saddened his comrades.Norman was one of the most outstanding boys in the Company, having commenced his career in the organization as a Life Boy, graduating to the senior movement this last Autumn.He had a radiant personality and was greatly beloved by his comrades in The Brigade.He shall be greatly missed.0 The sympathy of all Officers and boys is extended to his parents.A contingent from the unit attended the funeral service Thursday afternoon, at Trinity Church.Special tribute will also be expressed at \u2018the Battalion | Church Parade on Sunday.*Faghions.by Canada,\u201d newest LOCAL SEA SCOUT CREW GREETED AS FAIRMILE TRAINING SHIP DOCKS Brought down from Winter quarters at Cornwall by Sea Scouts, mostly Western Area Boys, under R.G.Magnussen, Sea Scoutmaster of Shackleton Troop, as skipper, and A.B.Cooks, district Sea Scoutmaster for Western Area, as navigator, the craft temporarily rested at the main pier of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club at Dorval and was moved dow n on Saturday afternoon to her mooring opposite the Sea Scout landship \"Ventura where the crew of boys received official welcome.Shown in picture are: Front row, left to right: J.C, Nash, mat ¢ of Shackleton Senior Sea Scouts; R.C.Stevenson, chairman of Royal St.Lawrence Sea Scout Group Committee; A.B.Morris, Montreal Sea Scout Commissioner; F.R.Campbell, skipper of Royal St.Lawrence Junior Sea Scouts (Starboard Division); C.N.Draper, Group Sea Scoutmaster of Roy al St.Lawrence; G.Robley Mackay, Montreal Scout Commissioner; R.C.Magnussen; V, 0.West, Western Area Commissioner; J, W.Fletcher, La keshore District Scoutmaster; W, Leeson, Northwestern Area Commissioner and Dr.C.Cuelph Armitage, member of the Montreal Boy Scout Council.Boys in the photo are, left to right: Bill Hunter, bosun; dLyle Prit chard, Charlie Johnson, Jimmie Scott, Dennis Demers, Jack Mackay, Owen Buckingham, Dick Fyles, Bill Dendy, Ivor Novello, Ronald Dakers, Albert Maxwell, Peter Bedard, Philip Fuller, Dave Watson, Bill Sloan and Dave \u2018Boys\u2019 Brigade Will Pay |Tributes During Parade adn Carries On series, traces the history of the fashion industry} in Canada.PAGE THREE [4 Montreal! Battalion of the Boys\u2019 Brigade will hold their annual Spring parade to Westmount Baptist Church, Sunday morning.Arrangements are already completed, assembly will be at Academy Road and Park Place and the Battalion will march off shortly after 10.30 a.m.and proceed on a brief route march to the church, R.N.A.Kidd will be in command of the Battalion, with Angus MacFarlane as Adjutant.Bands from the 2nd and 10th Companies will lead the parade to the church and on the route march following the service.Rev.Dr.J.A, Johnston, Pastor of the Church will conduct the service, assisted by Lieut.Co.Reginald H.Dean, President of the Montreal Battalion.- During the service, tribute will be paid to the memory of James Steele, Bandmaster of the 10th Company, who passed away earlier this month, and also to Private Norman Clark, who was accidentally killed on Monday.A * floral tribute will be placed upon the Communion Table.Following the parade, a Toute march will be taken to the eastern limits of Westmount.\u201cAPPLE\u201d MONUMENT Cordelia, Ga, has a replica of an apple of steel and cement, 22 feet in circumference, as a monument on its public square, The \u201capple\u201d weighs 5000 pounds and is mounted on a base eight feet high.Don\u2019t speed through life, slow down, and you'll enjoy it.Blended for Quality SALADA TEA & COFFE Place Your Order Early Phone WA.2323 DE.8481 Also FUEL OIL CANNEL COAL \u2014 FIREPLACE LOGS \u2014 KINDLING WOOD WE DO FURNACE CLEANING HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE 6051 WESTERN AVE. .PAGE FOUR El \"Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d New Citizens From Overseas Canadian dependants of West- mount servicemen who arrived -at Halifax aboard the S.S, \"lle-de- France\u201d on May 13th, are listed as follows: ; Mabel Annie Brady, wife of Sgt.A.M, Brady, 77 Somerville Avenue, Westmount, P.Q.Dorothy Halloway, wife of Set.L.Holloway, 4477.Western Avenue, Westmount, P.Q.Rhela Annie McCalium.wife of P/0 J.R.McCallum, 4876 Gros- venor Avenue, Westmount, P.Q.Fairmile Used (Continued from Page 3) to à buoy in Valois Bay.ithe visitors ak \u2018d ere cont E Tea was served by Mrs.M.P.| Taps.99 F Shea and the hospitality commit- à tee: the tea table was decorated 43rd Company Willingdon _ ; _ with spring flowers and yellow Wednesday Compas met together : - tapers.at 7.15 p.m.With the completion i Officers for Coming Year of Roll Call, Inspection and + The officers for the coming year Horseshoe, the Guides divided (> are as follows: President, Mrs.into two groups, one studying for James T.Rogers; first vice-presi- First Class and the second con- dent, Mrs.P.J.Melvin; second tinned on a Nature Scavenger vice-president, Mrs.G.M.Mar-| Hunt.shall; recording secretary, Mrs.With the return of the Guides A.de L.Macdonald; correspond- on the Scavenger Hunt several re- ing secretary, Mrs.Douglas Kerr; lay games were played.Campfire treasurer, Mrs.V.Heney., closed the evening with several The opening meeting will be rousing songs ending with \u201cTaps.\u201d held on Friday, October 11th.72nd Brownle Pack Mrs; Mason's husband gets his pay in cash: , ioned Wid s The meeting opened with the Since he's working all day, his wife banks ® Non-Pensione idows Fairy Ring and Brownie Songs.for him, and she says she\u2019s always jittery \"til Of Veterans To Meel After reciting the Promise, en- she gets it safely there.And her brother, who er Du \u2018 rollment of Margaret Butler, Rita runs a store, says he worries too about the Premier uplessis puter.Barbara Gilbert, Norma money from the cash register] Safeguarding Din olo, far! orle ene 7, Mary your money is one of the prime services ren- - Mrs.Margaret Wainford, presi-| y gill and Beatrice Marrelli took dered by your bank: -\u2014 dent of the Non-Pensioned Veter- Place.ans Widows Assoc., and Mrs.Jean Mothers of the new Brownies Joknston, are going to Quebec in brin invited and seemed interest- the near future where, through Tod te Oe ings, Study per- the good oftices of Lionel A.Ross ie Code Hand.Ow! live?.° who Js arranging ine ter on Mrs.Leprohon amd Mrs.Scott What a relief ic is when you have deposited your money in they hove to, meet th eI Moe.teaching Golden Bar.A letter from the bank! No more worry lest it should be lost or stolen! You bee = Reverend Father Reid was read in need only keep little ready cash in your pocket or in the house; « .which he thanked Brownies for \u2014 Bills can be paid by cheque and your cancelled cheque is your The Non - Pensioned Veterans their donation to the Children of receipt.P y cheq y q y Widows Association held their Europe Fund.À game was played pt: .eng One on will gi by A stug-song, he When the feller hands you your pass book, you glance at oor * - cA ce 0 .fake place in August and mem-| prayer, National Anthem, Taps the balance and know to a cent how much money you have; hers will be notified of the exact ,nd Brownie \u201c\u201cSqueeze.\u201d You are so accustomed to your bank\u2019s accuracy that you seldom date by card.The August meet- bother to check the figures.ing will also be advertised in the D h Of Nil press, and any non-pensioned aughters ile The very fact that you\u2014and some 5,000,000 others\u2014take all ip : pe Who has not a \u2014_ these conveniences as a matter of course is a daily demonstration Invited to attend.7 The Daughters of the Nile, of your confidence in the dependability and efficiency of your bank; \u2014\u2014 Oasis Temple No.46, will hold jd A y .; ) \u20ac Military Whist their regular monthly session in i Victoria Hall on Monday, at 7.30 bi The Westmount C.C.F.is hold-| p.m, Business will consist of the 2 ing a military whist under the reading of reports and such other on converership of Mrs.Lewis A, W.business that may come before es Wheatley, at Victoria Tlall], on the session, All members are re- h Saturday evening.quested to attend.Mrs.Arvid This Advertisement is § ponsore d by your Ba Len Refreshiments will be served.Growen will preside.: > - \u2019 ' - : yO bh of Lillian Gish.Miss Gish the part of a proprietress boarding-house #*for young al students and \u2018Miss Susie \u2019s\u201d 1s the story of these pts\u2014their trials and tribu- e, their hopes, fears and ong other things, \u2018\u2018Miss Slagle\u2019s\u201d is a quality pron with a vast array of new faces.One of \u2018the Sonny Tufts.In doing so, she wins-the hearts of those in the movie audience as well, for Joan Caulfield 1s an ingratiating performer.Sonny Tufts hag his first dramatic role as the doctor who Is overwhelmed by the fear of seeing death.Sonny's portrayal is certainly a convincing one and should lead to more dramatic parts.Veronica Lake also reveals her comedy \u2018\u201c\u201cIgiss and Tell,\u201d which starts Saturday at the Seville United Theatre.nurse who falls in love with the newcomer, Pat Phelan.Pat Phelan plays the part of a young doctor who dies \u2018in an epidemic of diptheria and acts the part remarkably well, Other promising young players are FRIDAY Night REVIVAL after 11: Day and Alan Marshal.+(y A ean (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) and JOEL McCREA in \u201cThe More The Merrier,\u201d with Charles Coburn, Also BING CROSBY in \u2018Pennies From Heaven,\u201d with Madge Evans, \"BRIDE BY MISTAKE,\u201d with Laraine Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY! .pe! e News er ue em co et ount's Home Newipapar\u201d THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946 PAGE _THIRTEEN nes.\u201cThe M The M omen e More The Merrier\u201d 7 ) - burch Sparkling Comedy At Monkland So parking \\omedy At IVlonklan ; than 20 .\u2014 \u201d er 14 veu Co-starring Jean Arthur, Joel|that this is plenty, despite Co- the Ce McCrea and Charles Coburn, the burn\u2019s demands that she ditch her ore a comedy film \u201cThe More The Mer- titure husband in favor of Mec- of Whey rier\u2019 ig now playing a return visit red, i much younger and more actively.to the Monkland United Theatre |\" he Silene: i te prog and staying until Friday night.à h ih FBI pr Is reach- iii It\u2019s all about a beautiful Wash.°* When the F.B.L steps into the houses ; picture after McCrea has been ean ngton secretary who decides to) spotted looking out >f the win- hé ven, ; ao ota oor font dows with his binoculars, Their ; e in i ; | rENSE ROMANCE DRAMA! Joseph n Ee investigation naturally results in oo ° Cha à Jenniter Jones are starred in eve Les COMEDY AND MYSTERY! Deanna Dur- |DPY renting her spare room.Deter-|a deluge of publicity znd Jean's are J ° bin, seen above with David Bruce, tries a new |mined to permit only a woman) predicament Is soon made clear a ara is, which starts on Sunday at the West- type of role, as an amateur detertive in \u201cLady to share her smäll apartment, to her fiancee, although he stub- , 5, elfheWl puni United Theatre, playing for one week.On A Train,\u201d which starts on Saturday at the Jeam Arthur, as the secretary.|bornly doubts her patriotic mo- ese Situgl iz 1s a most unusual and interesting film, Monkland United Theatre, playing until Tues- [finally gives in to Charles Co-|jyes.Coburn (her steps in and I end ith fine acting performances, day night, burn\u2019s persuasive arguments and straightens matters \u201cont to the : Tata permits him to rent the room \u2014 satisfaction of all concerned.Church, ° ° .9 99 for only one week! i re iss usie a e s : : In addition to the three prin: he aan g - Afraid that things won't work cipals, \u201cThe More Tha Merrier\u201d Ai W .Fil out.Jean's worst fears are real- also includes such talented players 1t\u20144 zed when Coburn promptly sub-|as Richard Gaines.Pruce Ben- on Ld \u2019 \u2018 ren ro eart arming um lets half his room to Joel McCrea, nett, Frank Sully, Stanley Cle- hers.an engineer in Washington on ments, Clyde Filmore ard Don rece Js Susie Slagle\u2019s\u201d is the kind fleld\u2014as lovely and talented a business.Thus forced to share) Douglas in its cast.in inabiJERture that film-goers haven't young beauty as ever had the good ber kitchen and bath with two Ate igidity oD à long time.It is warm fortune to become a star In her strange men, Jean goes through PARAMOUNT AIR SCHOOL its oJ low, and rich with all the first picture.Miss Caulfield Is a madcap series of hectic and| To make certain that Ala: e fact th gic charm and romance of (a graceful blonde with an uu- hilarfous adventures, Ladd\u2019s handling of the alrplan.women p ears when the Twentieth usually engaging personality.She All the time that this is going controls in + flying sequence iu vere ds a was young.The heart-|is the original \u201cKiss And Tell\u201d on, Jean is engaged to a minor Paramount's * Calcutta\u201d was raining id \"8 tilm version of the best- girl from the Broadway stage, and executive in one of the Govern-|realistic, Director John arrow factor by Augusta Tucker Is (being extremely photogenic, is ment bureaus.Her fiancee\u2019s only hired Joe Rosbert, former Flying \u20ac post oy@iiplering at the York United equally entrancing on the screen.claim to fame happens to be that Tiger, to give Alan what amount- leases Je until Friday night, star- In \u201cMiss Susie Slagle\u2019s\u201d, Joan he once had dinner at the Whiti ed to a cor-lete pllot-training Monny Tufts, Veronica Lake | plays the part of & young charmer HILARIOUS COMEDY! Shir- House, but Jean seems to think covrse before sho- \u201ca scene.Mew-comer Joan Caulfield.It who falls in love and employs all ley Temple shows great abil- Mébrings a popular veteran |her feminine wiles to hook the) ;ty as a comedienne in the fine ower apis back to the screen, in the man of her heart, portrayed by % MONKLAND Last Showing Today! 2 REPEATS! JEAN ARTHUR est of these 18 Joan Caul- more serious side as the lovely Michael Sage and Ronnie McEvoy.a +\u201c WESTMOUNT Today and Tomorrow! CHARLES BOYER and LAUREN BACALL in \u201cConfidential Agent,\u201d\u201d with Peter Lorre.Also \u201cDOLL FACE,\u201d with Vivian Blaine, Dennis O'Keefe, Carmen Miranda, Perry Como, LNAESTMOUN \\ Wire (Sherbrooke St.at Grey Avenue) ft Starts SUNDAY For One Week! | Deanna.on a Man MAN'S love letters to a girl he didn\u2019t know .Letters that set her heart afire \u2014 and kindled murder.Jennifer dones osep Cotten in Hal Wallis pronucrion \u201cTrove {Setters with ANN RICHARDS ar Cecil Kellaway Gladys Cooper: Anita Louise: «Robert Sdily as she plays a detective in this comedy-mystery film.A new type .of role for Seanna DURBIN *Ralph BELLAMY »David BRUCE Added Comedy with Music \u2014 \u201cThat Night With You\u201d AY Comedy! .Heart-Warming ra and a Glorious New 3 * Franchot TONE Romance .Thrill in Music! * Suzanna FOSTER Added Feature: \u201cSHE WENT TO THE RACES,\u201d Ba with Frances Gifford, James Craig, Ava Gard- ' ner, Edmund Gwenn and Reginald Owen, 13 17 We inc th ha tic St: of ha inf to fre De Tt gu bu fa Os at th pl ou al pr fin w! ar br PACE FOURTEEN the year is seen above, in her role, with Ann Blyth.\u201cMildred Pierce,\u201d which starts at the York United Theatre, Tuesday night.ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! Joan Crawford, who was selected as the best actress of This scene is from THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 37, 1946 prize-winning on Saturday playing until MONTGOMERY RETURNS! gomery shows that he has lost none of his acting ability, as he returns, with Donna Reed and John Wayne, in \u201cThey Were Bx- pendable,\u201d which starts on Saturday at.the eg Robert Mont- Snowdon United Theatre for one week.New Screen Team Now At We:tmount In line with Hollywood's grow- jug policy of borrowing from current literature in order to improve the quality of its product.a new film hit \u201cConfidentia: Agent\u201d has been fashioned from the novel of the same mame by Graham Greene, The book.it will be recalled, enjoyed an earlier and impressive success in its own right.The film version now playing at the Westmount United Theatre is one more example nf how the camera can embellish and improve upon the written word.Co-starring a new and pro: vocative team of screen romancers, Charles Boyer and Lauren Bacall.the picture also boasts.an unusually competent company of supporting players, among them Katina Paximou, Peter Lorre, Victor Francen and George Cou- louris.The film.like ths book.is concerned with the dramatic adventures of -a Spaniard, Denard (Charles Boyer), an ex-musician, now employed by the Spanish Republican Party as a confidential ager.Ordered to London on a special mission concerning the purchase of large stores of British coal, Denard sets out on an ineredible voyage, At the outset he meets Rose Cullen (Lauren Bacall).impetuous daughter of British nobility , who is at first attracted to the mystery surrounding the man, then, later, falls in love with him.Their teruous love affair Is subjected to numerous dangers but grows stronger with each succeeding tribulation, Den- ard himself encounters beatings, robbery and finally, murder, before his suspenseful journey comes +o an end.Of moral enemles, Denard can claim an abundance, There are Mrs.Melandez (Katina Paximou).manageress of a small London hotel in which he makes his abode; Contreras (Peter Lorre).a \u2018\u201c\u2018contact\u201d man attached to the Spanish Republicans: Licata (Victor Francen), suavely treacherous fascist; Captain Currie (George Coulouris), British Army.Ret.and active opportunist; and lastly, the curious Mr.Muckeriji (Dan Seymour), ponderous Hindu and follower of a mysterious Far Eastern philosophy, How Denard meets these enemies and outwits them through a series of hair- raising encounters that include at least one brutal attack on his own person, the heartless murder of an innocent little girl who tries to aid him, ard a breath-taking pursuit and escape through the labyrinth of blackest London streets, makes for as exciting an evening - of entertainment as has cnme out of Hollywood this season, STARTED \u2018AT BOTTOM Alan Ladd, soon _to be seen in Paramount's \u201cTwo Years Before the Mast,\u201d received his introduc.\u2018tion to movie-making as a \u201cgrip,\u201d or laborer, at Warner Bros, studio.He didn't put on greasepaint until four years later.Much of the location footage Speirs-Miller Revue Is Tops The \u2018Standing Room Only\u201d sign was hung out again Friday night at Victoria Hall when the Betty Speirs-Peter Miller School of Dancing presented their Springtime Revue.To say that this show was better than its predecessors would be like painting the lily, but such was the case.From the rising of the curtain on the \u2018\u201c\u2018Babes of the Wood\u201d in which the tiny tots enjoyed themselves to of the \u201cBallet of Spring\u201d by the Senior Group was one long programme of uninterrupted enjoyment.As is usual with the Speirs- Miller show, variety was the keynote of entertainment.There was never a dull moment throughout, which can be well imagined when Peter Miller had as guest artists Johnny Coy\u2019s sister, Patricia Ogilvie, starring in the Highland scene, with Piper Jock Rae in attendance and supported by a background of two lines of the School's best dancers in highland costume.For exceptional work, but in the tap line mention is made of Claudia Lattin, Patsy and Billy Lord, Beverley Houghton, and the two stars of the McGill University \u201cRed and White Revue\u201d, Gerry MacKinnon and Moira Wedder- spoon, who did \u201cSong of India\" with Mr.Miller, A smart example of showmanship was \u201cMe and My Shadow\u201d with Peter Miller and his very smal] \u2018partner, Marcia \u2018Palmer, which was precision personified, while Jean MacMillan\u2019s Irish Jig received an ovation.Something unusual was added in a group for the boys entitled \u2018Home on the Range\u201d, in which these little fellows all dressed in cowboy costume had themselves a grand time.Here was had first taste of Peter Miller's latest discovery, Ben Hannen, who literally pulled the house down in his beautiful singing of \u201cHome on the Range\u201d.; In the artistic ballet (chore- | ography by Betty Speirs) mention must be made of Connie Boe for her \u201cDying Swan\u201d, Emily Ann Robertson, Janet Fleming and a very smart artist, Sheila Edwards, who had to do her number \u201cEaster Bonnet\u201d twice to satisfy her audierce.Helen Holbrooke\u2019s contribution to this number deserves mention.In the Junior classes the outstanding artists were Carroll Guerin, Joan White- house, Sonia Weintraub and Velerie Davies.Betty Speir's young assistant, Therese Daly, was prominent throughout the evening especially when she teamed up with Mr.Miller in \u201cStardust\u201d and \u201cWaltz Exotic\u201d.This young lady certain- Iy has a future.Altogether a splendid evening\u2019s entertainment, but the entertainment was too long, considering the \u201cStanding Room Only\u201d and\u2019 made Speirs-Miller run their annual recital in two editions because this show is certainly too big to satisfy everyone at one performance.; for Paramount's \u201cCalifornia,\u201d starring Ray Milland, Barbara Stanwyck and -Barry Fitzgerald, was shot in Arizona.the limit and on to the final scene other signs around.Suggestion is | Belmont Park - Opens Saturday showings, Belmont Park is now undergoing fipal touches prior to its official reopening for the 1946 season on Saturday.The or shine, is the only place of its kind in Montreal that provides the thrills, the laughter, the recreation and relaxation so @ssen- tial to the tired mind and body.Mons.Ben Mouton, who hails from Paris, will make his bow to patrons of the park at®the gala re-opening.Mons.Ben Mouton tion and will be presented twice daily, Saturday and all next week, at 3 and 11 p.m.He is without doubt a peer in his chosen field of entertainment for he is the only living man who works on the pinnacle of a 160 foot swaying pole, excelling any stunts featured by any other high acts.Once again Stan Wood's orchestra will hold sway in the beautiful and spacious dance pavilion.Plan now to attend the gala re-opening on Saturday.STAR BREAKFAST The lobsters served in the bän- After two suecessful preview | park, which operates daily, rain} will be the Free Outddor Atirae- - at | rorov Œ \u201cWhat 7 whie Snowdo! Friday urns to he m al G.I.e Harg! inion is : aster a # al hit, ing cor THE gallant st dous ba + of the sien of Jilfove no PT flotilla .and Jd comb.triumphant return yer bath the screen for Robe tie mo! Montgomery, *Westmount's Howie N quet scene in Paramount's \u201cToo star, A former crack Athley Good To Be True\u201d were supplied Yale, Tufts dives for lobsten by Sonny Tufts, the film's co-' a hobby, \u2018 % SNOWDON Last Showing Today! \u201cWHAT NEXT CORPORAL GROVE?\"\", with Robert Walker, Jean Porter, Keenan Wynn, Also WAR BAXTER in \u201cThe Crime Doctor's Warning,\u201d with John Litel and D nderson.mexpecte entran\u2018 h villag as a Cc howling punctu dmewha s Of th hig late: involve e predi h truck-d ch, turn patrol landing an impre narrowl ht to 's daugl round oi bert Wal! again th plunderin mg the s He i: s comedy g of Ke .M-artist N i 11 Wills who hau 1, 5 SEINE LOW don Jetn) hates yy - TC ® ZZ.{oJ} S31 GUY \u2014 Added Featurette ) A \u201cNAUGHTY NANETTE,\u201d a TECHNICOLOR Musical ËZ pivd.at Sne¥ (Dec arte (St.Catherine at Guy) À YORK Last Showing Today! \u2018\u2019MISS SUSIE SLAGLE\u2018S,\u201d Tufts, Veronica \u2018Lake, Joan Caulfield, Billy De Wolfe and Liflian Gish, Abe PEOPLE ARE FUNNY,\u201d with Jack Haley, Helen Walker, Frances Langéerd.ru =) E.with Sonny - © Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY! 9 p.m Canada's\u201d $i DANC DMISSI( 7813.SS JOAN'S Academy , Award - Winning | Role! \u201cUP GOES MAISIE,\u201d with Ann Sothern and George Murphy A ~ [ Sat.JO CRAWFORD H\u2014 JACK CARSON |f \u20ac ACHRYSeory BH \u201cNews, kK Athiey P lobsten PORAL Also WAR ol and D lant sto fen of .«+ aN return ¢ \u2018or Robe Ye 7: {11 Wills, again as the ser- who bands out the choicest RIM | OW THE CROWD =% TO THE ~ Musical I= te Tax Inc.+ PR + and His ORCHESTRA .\u201cKing of Boogie-Woogie\" \u20184 DANCE FLOOR i, t's Newspapor™ rerove?Successful I.Comedy Sequel «what Next, Corporal Har- 9» which 1s now playing at Snowdon United Theatre, Friday night, Robert Walk- urns to the characterization he made famous in the al G.I.comedy, \u2018See Here, e Hargrove\u201d.The consensus inion is that the sequel \u2018is aster and funnier than the al hit.ing completed & somewhat doug basic training, Private ove now emerges a full.bd combat Corporal with an bry battery in France.But the moment that he makes pexpected but opportunely- entrance into a liberated h village as its hero, his as a CorPoral is marked by howling episode after an- punctuated by his dodging smewhat overwhelming af- mg of the mayor's daughter, his latest adventures, Har- involves himself in such e predicaments as embed- h truck-drawn gun in a mud- ch, turning the tables on & patrol who have captured landing in the guardhouse an impromptu visit to Paris, narrowly escaping being ht to the altar by the 's daughter, It is all one round of hilarity.Bert Walker, as Hargrove, is Wagain the typical G.I., affa- blundering, and at all times ng the sympathy of his au- He is given expert aid s comedy hit, by the expert g of Keenan Wynn as the -artist Mulvehill, and also OLISEUM GUY STREET PANCE HNNY HOLMES CAR PETERSON at the Piano EVERY FRIDAY 9pm tol am, Canada\u2019s\u2019 Largest and Finest PMISSION 7813.7 5¢ THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946 CHILDREN\u2019S THEATRE SHOW ON SATURDAY ; A scene from \u201cAladdin And The Wonderful Lamp,\u201d a production of The Children\u2019s Theatre directed - by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters at Victoria Hall, on Saturday afternoon.Aladdi Left to right: Chas.Miller as the Magician, Ellen Reicher as the Princess, and George Kasatchenko as addin.pick-and-shovel assignments.Jean Porter, as the film's only feminine principal, is attractive and pert as the mayor's daughter, Hilda Galt Revue Scores Success Hilda Galt presented her 10th Annual \u201cOne Night of Rhythm\" at Victoria Hall recently.The lengthy and efficient program being run through in less than three hours, including a brief intermission.The programme embraced almost every style of modern dancing as well as some of the established classic models.Miss Galt\u2019s pupils, even the smallest, reveal in their work her mastery of method.The Revue was the most color- T Tu NN ( raul OPENING\" Many NEW Rides Featuring a \u201cKIDDIE PARK\" Special for Small Children 4 © sui [TIT] IT So ve ~ 7 \u2018 ai J sh i | A ENGINEERING In Six Months Daytime or One Year Evenings Practical and Theoretical.PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY, BROADCASTING, AMPLIFIERS, TELEVISION, ETC, Also Correspondence Courses RADIO EXPERTS WANTED raduates Employed in Largest Commercial and Government Broadoast Siations.Welle ANADIAN SCHOOL of ELECTRICITY Ltd.Cages CHILDREN'S THEATRE Directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters presents \"ALADDIN\" AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP Sat.Aft., MAY 18th, at VICTORIA HALL Box office now open at Willis\u2019, , cor, Drummond & All Seats Reserved, $1.00.(Tak 33c) THE and St.Catherine Sts.RADIO SERVICING, RADIO 3 283 ONTARIO ST.WEST, MONTREAL da .»1 tt ful show Hilda Galt has presented.Starting off with \u201cMay Wedding\u201d a charming .scene featuring the younger stars of the school, \u201cRhythm on Review\u2019, a beautiful Ballet, \u2018Spring Concerto\u2019, done in the traditional white ballet costumes, a most entertaining \u201cHawaiian Paradise\u201d and some brilliant dancing in \u2018Classical Impressions\u2019, the Galt Girls were excellent with lovely Hilda Galt in \u201cFan Fantasy\u201d a spectacular number, Terry Goodwin again topped all honors with his dancing and singing.Also seen in professional routines were Nancy Telfer, Ann Gregory and Joyce Chiang, three young ladies of whom Miss Galt ought to be proud.Ted and Vivian Smalley, Barbara Davidson, Julia Anne Holden, Jacqueline Adams also merited special mention.A young group of Hula Honeys \u2014 Miriam Wilkinson, Lenore Chesmer, Doreen Lacelle, Pat Thomas, Barbara Millar, Ann Elizabeth Woodcock, Betty Hendry and Joan Paperman invested their work with marked vim.Shirley and Eunice Porteous, Teddy and Eileen Traynor, Elaine Albert, Elaine Nadler, Carol Shil- ler, Marilyn Lipsey, Mary Wildig, Carl Rollo, Constance and Beverley Howe, Audrey Edmundson, Rona and Marilyn Gameroff, Anne-Marie and Patricia Zbinden all were very good in various solo routines.in the \u201cMay Wedding\u201d from the Minister, Eric Porteous, the charming flower girl, Jill Everest, | to little ring bearer, David Middleton, the Bridesmaids, Patricia Hart, Maureen Thomas, Rochelle Schultz, Cora Cohen, Elaine Nad- ler, Carol Shiller, Marsha Mendel man, Jane McCann: the Little Guests, Ailsa Nesterton, Beverley Ford, Gayle Barrett, Caroline Cowan, Beverley Murray, Beryl Dawes, Sandra Maskell, Sylvia Harrison, Frances Cres: well, Doris Tohmo, Caroline Quom, Carol Packer, Robin Haywood, Shirley Jermone, Jean Dick, Phyllis Rosenberg and David Middleton, The Guests at the Wedding, Monique Dufresne, and Beryl Light, all contributed to a wonderful theme.Also.seen in various dances were Lilllan Thompson, Barbara Walker, Julia Anne Holden, Barbara Conway, Beryl Light, Betty Clayton, Estelle Goldman, Barbara Davidson, Judith Gold, Carol Mendelsohn, Dorothy Ginsburg, Dorothy Goldin, Ellen Joy Lewis, Car ol Bedard, Mary Elizabeth Forth, Andre Dubois, Sandra Cuthmings , Phyllis Leibovitch, Merle Leibovitch, Sandra Duchow, Sharon Stober, Phyllis Tishler, Frances Fogle, Judith Golt, Win- nifred Hopkins, stone, Edith Cohen, Heather Monroe, Eleanor Fogle, Eleanor Shec- ter, Marian Levine and Doreen Jones, The Beautiful Galt Girls included Hilda Galt, Doris Me- Hardy, Pat Davidson, Barbara Cornell, Dorothy Turner, Gladys Lemieux, Dorothy Jarvis, Fern Vary, Terry Gimpel, Kay Gimpel, Nellie Brumby, Julia Anne Holden and Shirley Porteous.The hard working musical accompanists were Madge Dawson, Ozzie Goldman and Harold Morris at the Pianos and Lee Carlen at the Drums.- PAGE FIFTEEN Children\u2019s Play Stars Juveniles Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, romantic and intriguing story of the Far East, will be presented at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon, by Montreal's talented group of juveniles, The Children's Theatre, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.This performance marks the closing of the 13th season of the Children\u2019s Theatre, and their 32nd major production, no effort being spared to create the atmosphere of the mystic Orient.The play takes place in Bagdad, and boasts a bauutiful palace, an enchanting cave wherein Aladdin discovers the wonderful lamp and, to add to the fun and merriment, there is a talking camel.George XKasatchenko portrays the role of Aladdin, Ellen Reich- er as the Princess, Lois Adelstein as Aladdin's mother, Chas.Miller as the mysterious magician from Morocco, Bill Shatner as the Wazier, Constance Bronstein as Scheherazade, the story-teller, Beatrice Picard as the Slave of the Lamp, Mark Schleiffer as the Slave of the Ring, and other talented members of the Children\u2019s Theatre will be seen as merchants, beggar-boys.sireet-singers, Jadies- in-waiting, and the many dancers in the Cave of Jewels.With a cast of over seventy children, especially designed colorful costumes, beautiful scenic effects, Oriental music and dane- ing, a delightful afternoon is in store for Montreal\u2019s younger set, Yc SEVILLE Last Showing Today! 2 Special REPEATS! JAMES CAGNEY in \u201cTORRID ZONE,\u201d with Ann Sheridan and Pat O\u2019Brien.Also \u201cFLESH and FANTASY,\u201d with Charles Boye Robinson.Sheila Rosen- | x IA rhaabres Added Ut Catherine ot Chomedy BN) YOUNG LOVE STARRING CHR TEMPLE ®.JEROME COURTLAND.WALTER ABEL- ROBERT BENCHLEY Ih the Song Hit r, Barbara Stanwyck and Edward G.Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY! throws a bombshell into three households \u2019.> and brings you one of the finest comedies of the year! PORTER HALL - TOM TULLY Attraction THE amusing story of a burlesque queen who turned authoress to win stardom on the Broadway stage.\"The Hubba Hubba Song\u201d x. «lie PAGE SIXTEEN Senior League Opener Monday ro etm creme THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY; MAY 17, 1946 Staynor To Meet Cardinal Nine Senior softball will make its peacetime debut at Westmount Park on Monday night, when Hank Henson's Staynor nine take on Dougie Alexander's Cardinals.This will be the opening tilt of a 45 game schedule carded by the senior section of the Westmount Mun!- cipal Softball League.The other four clubs in the circuit will see action before the week is out with the Westmount Pol*se and Fire Department meeting Norm Harris\u2019 Swans on Tuesday night while on Wednesday night, the old rivals, Dodgers and Royals will meet.All six teams will see action on Thursday evening, Cardinals will meet Swans, Staynor will play Royals while Westmount P.& F.will take on Dodgers, awe For the rest of the season there will be two games each Monday, \u2018Wednesday and Thursday.SCHEDULE A complete schedule for the season Is as follows: Mon., May 20\u2014Staynor vs Cardinals; Tues, May 21\u2014Police & Fire vs Swans; Wed., May 22 \u2014 Royals vs Dodgers; Thurs.May 23\u2014Cardin- als vs Swans, Staynor vs Royals and Dodgers vs Police & Fire; Mon., May 27\u2014Police & Fire vs Staynor and Royals vs Swans; Wed.May 29 \u2014 Staynor vs Dodgers and Swans vs Cardinals; Thurs., May 30\u2014Royals vs Police & Fire and Dodgers vs, Cardinals; Mon., June 3\u2014Swans vs Dodgers (Continued on Page 17) N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP New and Used Bicycles for Sale Used Bicycles bought WELDING 5260 Sherbrooke St.W.Corner Decarie Blvd.EL.0081 CANTOR\u2019S SQUARE LAKE INN ST.FAUSTIN STATION, QUE.Near Station ~Bhorts « Social Activities - Dancing Horseback Riding Excellent Cuisine Rooms with running water Hot and cold showers For further information, phone PL.8487 or St.Faustin 6, Ring 2 'QRFU Team Holds Meet The Westmount junior football team, still in {its infancy, made a few more progressive steps at an executive meeting held at Victoria Hall on Monday night.Prospective persons for honorary members were chosen and these persons will be contacted as soon as the club\u2019s stationery is prepared for the season.The club is still without a president but hopes are held out that a prominent football person will accept the post.If the person in mind takes over, the club will have one of the most experienced men in the city for the position.Herb Priestman was named as treasurer of the organization while Art Mann accepted the position of secretary.Two vice- presidents have yet to be named.One of the most perplexing of the problems facing the club is dressing room facilities.Another meeting is planned for two weeks time, Tuesday, May 28, when it is hoped to have everything ready for a campaign to raise funds to finance the team.Putters Club to Hold Final Meeting Monday The Westmount Putters Club will hold their final meeting of the season this Monday night at Victoria Hall.As planned, the group will finish up with a bang and refreshments will be served.The group has had a very successful season and the attendance kept up very well throughout the winter months.Once the putting greens get into shape, the members will be out on the nine hole putting course at Westmount Park sharpening up their \u201cshooting eye\u2019 for the weekly tournaments which were so popular last year.Boys 9 to 12 only.Situated in Bolton Glen, Green wholesome diet, sports, fishing, buildings, one counsellor to every BONNIE BURN CAMP Knowlton, Que.For Information, Phone EL.2380 from 6.30 to 9.30 p.m, or Write 5485 Terrebonne Ave., Apt, 6 Director: Glen Brown Mountain topography.Swimming, amateur radio, handicrafts, solid ten boys.\u201cWestmount's Homa.Novapaper\u201d Programme For Week The following is a programme of events planned by the recreation division of the Westmount Parks Department for the coming week.Residents of Westmount are urged to participate in these events either in a participant or spectator role.Phone WH 4 GET READY FOR THE HOT DAYS AHEAD Summer Membership May 1st to Sept.30th Men $5.00, Boys $3.00, Ladies $3.00 For Further Information WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A 4585 Sherbrooke St.W Ibank 2159 | Park; cricket practice; bicycle Tuesday, May 2 Friday, May 17 \u2014 Pee wee and bantam softball games at Westmount Park in the afternoon; midget game at night.Saturday, May 18 \u2014 Pee wee bantam and midget softball in morning at Westmount Park; senior softball teams practice in the afternoon; cricket club practice in afternoon; bicycle club trip to St.Rose, start Victoria Hall 2.30 p.m.Monday, May 20 \u2014 Bantam softball game in afternoon at Westmount Park; senior softball league opener at night; Scout softball at Westmount and King George parks; putters\u2019 social club\u2019s closing meeting at Victoria Hall, Tuesday, May 21 \u2014 Bantam softball games at King George Park in afternoon; senior softball in evening at Westmount house; soccer at King George Park in the evening.Wednesday, May 22 \u2014 Minor softball games at West- mount\u2019 Park in afternoon; senior softball at night; scout softball at night in Westmount Park.3 \u2014 Minor softball in afternoon at West- mount Park; three senior softball games in evening; cricket practice; soccer at King George Park in evening.club meeting at office in green- St.Leo's Bantams Meet Dodgers This Afternoon With a break from the weatherman, most of the games in the bantam section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League will be completed by the end of next week, This afternoon Dodgers and St.Leo\u2019s will clash while tomorrow two more games are on the bill.Panthers and Dodgers will meet at 9.30 a.m.on No.3 diamond in a four point game while Cardinals and Hurricanes will clash on No.4 diamond at 10.30 a.m, On Monday afternoon Panthers and Cardinals will meet -at West- mount Park.A twin bill is slated for King George Park on Tuesday afternoon, St.Leo's will meet Dodgers in one tilt while Hurricanes will clash with Cardinals in the other encounter.The final two games of the week wil] see St.Leo's take on Panthers on Wednesday May 22 while Dodgers will play Hurricanes on Thursday, May 23.One postponed game between St.Leo's and Hurricanes has yet to be played but it will probably be played off before these games have been completed.In the only two games played last week St.Leo\u2019s took two from Cardinals, winning one 26-7 and the other by the default route.The first four teams in the section standing at the end of the schedule will meet in the playoffs.Westmount 3rd In Swim Meet Westmount Boys\u2019 Brigade na- tators didn\u2019t do as well as was anticipated in the Boys\u2019 Brigade swimming meet held in the Montreal High pool last Saturday.The Junior Trophy went to the 7th Maisonneuve Company and the only points that Westmount garnered in this section were the result of Bryer Rice placing third in the breast stroke and back stroke events.The Senior Trophy was won by 11th St.James Company Whose captain, Jack Yeuille, lives on York avenue, Westmount, The Westmount company tied for first in the senior section but lost the deciding relay.The Colonel Dean Trophy for aggregate points also went to \u2018the 11th Company, who compiled an impressive 16-point total.Westmount finished third in the tinal standings with three points less than the leaders, \\ Colour-Sergeant Allan Keith of 1st Westmount was high point scorer With firsts in the senior free style and back strokes and a second in the breast stroke.Westmount placed second in the team relay with a team composed of Allan Keith, George Smith, Lewis Wright and Bryer Rice.Pee Wees Will End Schedule Next Wednesday The Reds, Aces, Mustangs ang Flyers continue to remain unbeaten in the Pee Wee section of thy Westmount Municipal -Softbay League.The two first name clubs are in the \u201cA\u201d division while the two last named ning are in the \u201cB\u2019\" group.In games played last week, Aces defeated Rovers 1-0, Mu tangs defeated Hawks 29-3, Fy ors defeated Bombers 1-0, Reg defeated Royals 9-8 while Mu tangs hung up another win (Continued on Page 17) \u2014 EX-SERVICE MEN Have a Nice Selection of SUITINGS Available for Ex-Sarvice Men vif Priority Forms.All Work Hand Made in Late Styles.Reasonable Pricas, Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.(Just below St.Catherine) | Wi.3205 We We'll Be on the Job Next Fall If you get on the job Now! Call WI 7063 COAL > COKE | FUEL OIL - WOOD John Wilson Coal Co.562 CHATHAM TAXI OUR FLEET OF COMFORTABLE WELL-KEPT CARS IS AT YOUR SERVICE e DAY and NIGHT ° CAREFUL, SENSIBLE DRIVERS Special Rates for Out-of-Town Trips, Weddings, Shopping, etc.400 TAXIS LTD.Stands Conveniently Located On Victoria Ave.And Atwater Ave, Near St.Antoine : © SMART SERVICE FOR SMART PEOPLE © or id Soft Two played Rich winging midget mount The T eight W Rovers « will play while H on diamc ol the \u20ac on Wel Mustang: out for gronp.The fi the grou offs wit group m Bike Anot The V cycle clu into the noon wit the term group Ww Victoria the event trip is ce on Sun leaving f at the sa Newco) vited to trip will day or the even and then trips as » Any in club ma, creation mick at Miss Phy \u2014 Law Caled GR Sat Preside per\u201d = gE ang unbeats à OÙ the Softball named division d ning Newspaper\u201d stmonsy's fornados Lead - | \u2018 idget \u201cA\u201d TH Y NOTES Softball Loop Two midget \u2018\u201cB\"\u201d games Were played last week, Tornados beat Richard Lord\u2019s Tornados are vinging away in front of the midget \u201cA\u201d teams in the West- mount Municipal Softball League.The Tornados have racked Up eight wing without a single defeat.The main battle \u201cin the section is to find out which team, st.Leo's or Tigers, will make the other playoff berth, In the only game Dlayed last week, St.Leo\u2019s edged out Tigers 9-6.All the other tilts were washed out, The clubs have resorted to gome night games in order to catch up with the postponed fixtures and Torbadog will play St.Leo's tonight at Westmount Park.Tomorrow morning St, Leo\u2019s and Tigers will meet in a twin bill that will probably decide the final standing of the section.This will bring the schedule to a close but a couple of postponed games remain to be played.St.Leo's bantams 24-4 while Panthers bantams were ahead by a count of 18-F over Corvettes when rain halted the game.On Wednesday St.Leo's bantams will play Corvettes and on Thursday Tornados will end up the schedule by playing Panthers, Pee Wees Will (Continued from Page 16) the expense of Bombers by connt of 32-2.The pee wee schedule is slated to end this week, This afternoon Aces will play Spitfires.Tomorrow morning three games are on the bill at Westirount Park, all at 10.30 a.m.Spitfires will play Rovers on diamond No.2, Aces will play Reds an diamond No.4 while Hawks will play Bombers on diamond No.3.The final game of the schedule will take place on Wednesday afternoon with Mustangs.and Flyers battling it out for first place in the \u201cB\u2019\u201d gronp, The first four teams in each of the groups will meet in the playoffs with the winners of each group meeting for the title, Bike Club Plans Another Jaunt The Westmount Municipal bicycle club will make another trip into the country tomorrow after- moon with St.Rose scheduled as the terminus of the tour.The group will leave the front of Victoria Hall at two o'clock.In the event of bad weather and the trip is called off, it will be held on Sunday afternoon instead, leaving from the same place and at the same cime.Newcomers are especially invited to join in the ride.A trip will take place each Saturday Or Sunday afternoon until the evenings get a little longer and then there will be mid-week trips as well.Any information needed on the club mäy be obtained from Recreation Supervisor Jim McCormick at FI.1929 or by phoning Miss Phyllis Hiron at WA.6983.a Lawn Bowling Caledonia Lawn Bowling Club GRAND OPENING Saturday, June Ist.at 3 p.m.MAIN EVENT President Ve Vice President SWIMMING Swimming Program for and June.Ladies \u2014 Monday to Friday, 10.30-11.30 a.m., instructor, physical director; Monday, 11-11.30 a.m,, instruction.Business Girls.Swimming and instruction, Mondays and Thursdays, 7-8 p.m,, Black.Boys \u2014 \u2018\u201c\u2018Learn to Swim'\u2019, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, Physical director aud assistants (instructors) 2.30-5 pm.\u201cSwimming instruction,\u201d Wednesday.4-4.30 p.m, \u201cSwimming Tests\u2019.Wednesday, 4.30-5 p.m.(Instructor, Physical Director).Men \u2014 Instruction, Physical Director and John Vinter, Tues- May Polo \u2014 Gray.Riepert, Tuesday, 3-9 p.m.Mixed -\u2014 Teen-age Co-ed, Fridays, 8-9 p.m.Mixed \u2014 Senior Co-ed, Tuesdays.and Fridays \u2014 9 - 10 p.m.Softball Softball House League Forming\u2019 teams to play in \u201cY\u201d Softball House League on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 6.30 p.m.Teams for Juniors, In- termedites and Seniors.If you would like to be on a team, phone the physical director for Teserva- tions., - Cycle Club Westmount \u201cY\u201d Cycle Club is pow being formed to hold short evening trips Tuesday and Friday evenings before the mixed swim: also week-end trips using Youth Hostel facilities, 1f you would like to join the «lub, phone the physical director now.Miss B.Anderson Begins Duties Miss Bernice Anderson.lady playground supervisor at the Staynor playground, started her parttime duty last week.Miss Anderson will be on the play- \u2014 ground each afternoon after schoo] until six o'clock.Once school is finished, Miss Anderson's duties, like those of the other lady supervisors, will start in the morning and run right through all the afternoon period.Lady supervisors in Westmount and Prince Albert parks will not start-until June 1.Ambitious plans have been lined up for the playgrounds this summer including a survey of the number of children attending the playgrounds.Children on the playgrounds and residents of Westmount will be invited to participate In this survey as a house-to-house canvass will be made to ascertain the number of children attending the playgrounds.It is: felt that many parents are not aware that a programme is run off in the Dplay- grounds for the children, otherwise they would have them attend the \u201csummer clubs\u201d at Westmount, Staynor or Prince Albert parks.Staynor To Meet (Continued from Page 16) and Cardinals vs Royals; Wed., June 5\u2014Staynor vs Cardinals and Police & Fire vs Swans; Thurs.June 6\u2014Royals vs.Dodgers and Police & Fire vs Staynor; Mon., Dodgers vs Police & Fire; Wed.June 12\u2014Staynor vs Police & Fire and Swans vs Royals; Thurs., June 13-\u2014Cardinals vs Dodgers and Staynor vs Royals; Mon, June 17\u2014Police & Fire vs Cardinals and Dodgers vs Stay- nor; Wed.,, June 19\u2014Swans vs Police & Fire and Royals vs Cardinals; Thurs, June 20\u2014 Dodgers vs Royals and Staynor vs Swans; Mon, June 24\u2014Police & Fire vs Royals and Staynor vs Dodgers; Wed., June 26\u2014Cardin- als vs Staynor and Dodgers vs Swans; Thurs, June 27\u2014Swans vs Royals and Cardinals vs Police Caen } & Fire; Wed., July 3\u2014Swans va - .en ec Aedes trl allay instructress, Miss | days and Fridays, 7-8 p.m, Water |.June 16 \u2014Cardinals vs Swans and .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946 Staynor and Dodgers vs Cardinals; Thurs.July 4\u2014Royals vs Cardinals vs Royals and Swans vs Staynor; Wed., July 10\u2014Royals vs Staynor and Police & Fire vs Police & Fire; - Mon., July 8\u20141 > PAGE SEVENTEEN uled for diamond number one and others for diamond number two or four ag the case may be, GOLD IN HILLS An $8,000,000 eet is claimed for Paramount's \u201cThe Virginian,\u201d That's the estimated value of gold underground at Sonora, Califor« - nia, location for the Technicolor Harold Vermilyea, prominent Broadway actor, took four weeks FOR A COMPLETE GOOD YEAR TIRE SERVICE.SEE Dodgers; Thurs, July 11\u2014Swans .tilm.vs Dodgers and Cardinals vs ee rn ra\u2019 a the, Pa Police & F- ire.featured part in his first talking Don\u2019t rush through life, go First named games are sched- picture, *\u201c0.8.8.\u201d\u201d at Paramount, slow, and you'll enjoy fit.a \u201c [| D ~ dé À FACTORY APPROVED Recapping tires the Goodyear- approved way lengthens their life .adds greatly to their safety .and decreases their cost-per-mile.These are reasons enough to justify our recapping your tires today.We use Goodyear-axfproved methods and materials exclusively.WA.5684 5028 Sherbrooke W.Hodge Auto Parts - Hodge Bros.Reg\u2019d.5362 Sherbrooke W.EL.4540 J a Et CE PAGE LIGHTEEN New Secretary For Company The Northern Electric Company announces the appointment of J.G.Harper as Assistant secretary.He replaces Frank Brigg, retired.Mr, Harper was born in Lon- educated at Rugby School and Cambridge University.He left his native land in 1927 bound for Australia and, after a two years\u2019 sojourn there, came to Canada in 1929.He joined Northern Electric in the same year and has filled various positions before his most recent appointment.Given leave of absence in 1941, Mr.Harper joined the Canadian Aruzy.For the greater part of the time until his discharge in December, 1945, he was attached to the General Staff at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa.He returned to civilian life with the rank of major.Mr.Harper is married.At the start of his military career, he moved to Ottawa and took up residence there with his family.He expects to establish his home dgain in Montreal shortly.SCOUT SOFTBALL All eight teams in the Inter- troop section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League will see action this week.Three games are slated to be played on Monday night.At King George Park 2nd Westmount will take on St.Matthias in one tilt while 1st Westmount and Sea Scouts will clash in the other encounter.Down at Westmount Park, Shaar Hashomayin scouts will meet Westmount Park United.On Wednesday night, St.Andrews will play St.Leo's at Westmount Park.PRUNINO SPRAYINS PLANTING Removing and Gene oral Maintenance NOW lo the time te have veur broken branches olsaned up.TREE SURGERY CO.LTD.4601 Cote doo Noigse Telephone WE.2140 Trimming and Clearing of Power Lines Estimates Without Charme G.AUBIN TOP SOIL FOR SALE LAWNS RENOVATED EL 0288 British made LAWN MOWERS well known for their sturdy construction, easy tolling, convenient handling and mechanical refinements.12\u2019 x 5 Sheffield blades.$12.00 Reserve yours today: \u2014Delivery \u201cearly 3 (E) WHPERRON x SZ )/ SEEDSMEN \u20ac NURSERYMEN 055 SLLAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL RICH Garden Soil For Sale $3.90 Single Load $§:00 Double Load WAlnut 6732 S.AUBIN 6712 Upper Lachine Rd.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946 BN .BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND WINIFRED E.WILs0 as Sparrows , To mrst Canadians the word \u201cSparrow\u201d means just one thing \u2014the City or \u201c1glish Sparrow.This is a great pity.According to the most up-to-date authorities our commonest bird is not a true Sparrow at all.Furthermore, it is an alien and not a good Canadian, having been imported nearly a hundred years ago.But a third reason overtops the others.If you are not acquainted with some of the bona fide members of the Sparrow family you have missed a great deal of pleasure.This group is very large, including such diverse birds as the Snow Bunting and the Grosbeaks, but all with the conical bills of seed eaters.However, if we restrict ourselves to only a few of the best known ones which are actually.called \u201cSparrow\u201d, we still have plenty of chancez for enjoyment, The Song Sparrow lives up to its name.An inveterate singer, it is one of the earliest of the migrants.Its voice may often be heard before the snow is well gone.It sings throughout the day, and frequently pipes up even in the middle of the night.Each individual has its own special song, which having learned we have no difficulty thereafter in recognizing .In this way it is pos- cible to keep track of a certain Song Sparrow not just for one.season but for several years.Sometimes we hear what at first seems to be the buzz of an insect, but which later decide must be the voice df a bird.Perhaps it is the insect - like little song of the Grasshopper Sparrow, somewhat a rarity in Canada.But it is more apt to be the sound made by the Savannah Sparrow, in which case we will be undecided whether the musician be near or far, for he is a ventriloquist.If close, we will hear the \u201cTsip-tsip-you\" that in troduces the buzz, and the final syllable \u201cyou\u201d.The beautiful White-crowned Sparrow with its lovely song, the friendly little Chipping Sparrow, and the aristocratic Tree Sparrow should not be left off our list.But the White-throated Sparrow has one of the most wonderful songs of our northern woods.The tone is pure and clear.Whether heard from a distance or near at hand we are able to make out the exact words, \u2018\u2018Sweet, sweet, Canada, Canada, Canada.\u201d Surely this bird should be our national symbol.Do warblers warble?Recreation Precautions Greater safety in swimming, bathing, boating and other water sports with the importance of learning to swim will be one of the chief campaigns to be launched shortly for water safety according to a statement issued by the Province of Quebec Safety League.During 1945 most of the lives lost could have been saved if proper care had been taken and now was the time to make as.certain as possible that the toll of unnecessary death would be halted in its present shocking rise declared the League.The League in an appeal to the public requests that all observe one or two safety precautions in never swimming alone; before diving make sure the water is deep enough and \u2018there are no hidden rocks; use a boat, rope or pole to help a person who is in distress in the water; pay strict attention al all warning signs; atay out of the water during a thunderstorm; wait until you have eodled off and your food has digested before goliig into the water, Church Softball League To Meet Tonight At 8.00 The church section of the West- mount Municipal Softball League will hold a meeting Tuesday at the office in the greenhouse, Four young peoples\u2019 group have stated their intentions of entering teams namely Calvary, St.Andrews United, Westmount Baptist and Church of the Advent.In all probability games will be played eacff Tuesday evening at Westmount Park with two games slated for each week, Present plans are to have the teams composed of six boys and three girls.The ruling will probably state that no more than six boys can be used at any one time so that more than three girls can get in the game if necessary.Also in mind is the idea to have each of the groups act as hosts once a month and at the conclusion of the games, all of the teams wil go to that church and participate in social recreation for the rest of the evening.Other forms of entertainment are RICH GARDEN SOIL For Sale $3.00 55:00 Single Load Double Load DExter 5198 R.AUBIN 6125 Upper Lachine Rd.also envisioned for the group, If any other churches, other than the four mentioned above, are interested in entering the league, it 1s asked to have a representative at tonight's meeting which is called for 8.00 o'clock.The greenhouse is situated directly behind Victoria Hall and fs in Westmount Park.Information may be obtained from Recreation Supervisor Jim Me Cor- Complete assortmeut of No.1 Summer, Summer, early Fall, and Winter varieties of Apple Trees, Woods county, Minn., cannot be reached by land without going through Canada.It lies nearer the North Pole than any other section of the United States.pe EN EN * LAWRENCE H:V Currant Bushes (black, red and whi mick at FI, 1929, Grape Vines, Blueberrics, Raspbee \u201d and Strawberries.«> One portion of Lake of the Price List on request 28 \u2018Tolçhone *LAncaster 4; x ge x Cl RK = AND \"MONTREAL GREENHOUSES AND NURSERIES 4509 COTE DES NEIGES ROAD TELEPHONE AT.1125 St.Catherine Mount Royal Hotel & Guy St.Peel St.Garden Plants e meals al Open during sence.El RINET, i car, 14 Reward.V PROPER DIATE detached p, heated pces, mus , $16,000, ble interes p EL.354 HAVE To g 6-9 rog ancy Oct 00.We\" te action.Ww.oan 201 venti FORTS, \u20ac \u201cOne reason Why 132,000 Borrowers Preferred the | oM in 1945 \u2018There are 2 lot of reasons why 132,000 Canadians chose to borrow for personal pure poses at the Bank of Montreal last year, just as there ace 2 lot of ressons why well over s million people choose this bank as theie depository.Perhaps the most important reason is that, here at the Bank of Montreal, they can obtain personal loans at the lowest cost.Nowhere can you borrow more cheaply or on more favourable terms than at the B of M.And nowhere will you find formality and red tape so Cut away.- Because of the low cost, convenient terms, and the friendly, helpful approach of our people, you, too, will enjoy desling with the B.of M when you have need to borrow money.A point to remember is: when you ask for a loan at the B of M, you do not ask a favours.BRANCHES IN WESTMOUNT Westmount Branch, Greene &.Western Aves.-A.D.HORNE, Me Claremont Ave.& \u2018Sherbrooke St.- =