The Westmount examiner, 7 février 1947, vendredi 7 février 1947

[" Vv 4} Yours la À Westmount\u201d WEDDING GIFTS including a Fine Selection of Choice Silverware Expert : Watch & Clock Repairs - OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.OL.XVIII, Ne.6 Stressed { Andy O'Brien, Sports Editor of Canada\u2019s fighting men abroad, Mr.nd morale of our services in war.Need For Playing Fields By Andy O'Brien f By LES MORROW the Montreal Standard gave West- mount Rotarians a straight from the shoulder address entitled, Canada's Sports Payoff\u2019, at the Rotarian Luncheon in Victoria Hall bn Wednesday.Drawing from his own experiences in the past, with O\u2019Brien outlined for his listeners, ow lessons learned on our playing fields had influenced the action .Canada\u2019s forgotten statistic the speaker maintained was the fact that 40% of Canada's young men were found unfit for military kervice for medical reasons.During the war this condition drew a great pie generally were aroused and emanding that something be done fibout this condition, but \u201cwhat are we doing about it now?\u201d the speaker demanded.The answer, he continued is, that we are not Hloing a thing.Even more than learning to give nd take, sportsmen get a mental training that is hard to \u201cdefine.Mr.\u2018O\u2019Brien observed, but which tan be best summed up by a few examples.The United States is an unsoldierly nation, and yet when we observe the manner in which they fought during the recent war there can be no doubt that they have that inner quality which is often called the will to win, This will to win, the speaker stated was learned on the grid- Irons and the baseball fields across the country.The whole attitude of the American people, while we may cry down their so-called boasting, is indicative of that will to win.The \u2018we'll show that guy\u2019 attitude.\u201cIt's not the game that 7% counts,\u201d said Mr.O'Brien, \u201cdon\u2019t = Jet anyone fool you\u2014it's winning # that counts, Get in there and fight - and WIN.\u201d A nation endowed with such a spirit can win through in any national emergency, he believed._° Illustrating how-the will to win can go deeper than mere military training the speaker recalled an .incident from the beaches of Tarawa.When the second wave of - American assault troops hit that bitterly contested beach they found (Continued on Page 14) Local Group Hear Unit History Historical notes on the Zenana Bible and Medical Mission, were given by Miss N.Lamport, secretary from London, England, at the annual meeting of the West- mount Branch of the society, held recently at the home of Mrs.A.W.Schell, 3488 Northcliffe avenue.She pointed out that the mission, founded in 1852, is interdenominational and the oldest societ) in India working for the welfare of women and children of that country.The Westmount Branch is now entering the fortieth year of service in this missionary work.The financial report ior the À | Year 1946 showed total receipts of $646.42.Officers elected for the year 1947 are as follows: President, Mrs.A, W.Schell; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs.W.D.Lighthall; second + \u2018Ji Vice-president, Mrs.George Cross: \u201c 28 secretary, Mrs.H.8.Cheese- JR brough: treasurer, Mrs.George \u201cgi Livingstone; and.committee, Mrs.J.H.McKeown, Mrs.B.D.Rogers, = Mrs.A.N, Bickley, Mrs.A.D.Gi Nompbel, and Mrs.J.W.Teskey.Nominating Committee, Mrs.C.R.9° Hazen, and Mrs.D.O, Bremner.viva Pritdganny eal of editorial comment and peo- & St.Matthias\u2019 Women's Group Change Name The annual meeting of St.Matthias Women\u2019s Guild was held recently.Mrs.H.B.Pope presided and Canon \u2018Gilbert Oliver led in the devotions.Annual reports, including those of Executive Committees, were read and all showed excellent progress.The Treasurer reported that the sum of $1,560.62 was raised during the year and that a credit balance of $361.66 was carried forward.From this balance the sum of $200 is to be set aside for the Chancel Guild Room, thus raising this Fund to $2,200.It was decided that the name \u201cWomen\u2019s Guild\u201d be changed to \u201cWomen's Association.\u201d The Red Cross Group reported that there is still much work to be done and that workers would be welcomed.This Group .meets every Tuesday in the Church Hall The following is a list of officers elected for 1947: Honorary president, Mrs.Gilbert Oliver; president, Mrs.H.B.Pope; 1st vice-president, Mrs.Walter Mitham; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.L.St.J.Haskell; secretary, Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite; treasurer, Mrs.A.F.Renault; House Committee, Mrs.H.B.Pope, Mrs.N.Read, Mrs.M.Baldwin, Mrs.E.S.Cush- \u2018ing; Executive Committee, Women\u2019s Auxiliary, Mrs.Dorey, Mrs.P.C.Armstrong, Mrs.Li: B.Ramsey: Red Cross, Mrs.Palmer, Mrs.B.Dunton; Social Service, Mrs.E.W.Gallop, Mrs.Dawson; Visiting, Mrs.M.Baldwin and General, Mrs.A.\u2019 8S.Walker, Mrs.John Cowling, Mrs.A.A.Charters, Mrs.Grind- ley, Mrs.H.J.Hislop, Mrs.W.H.Howard, Mrs.O.S.Tyndale, Mrs.Vance Johnson, Mrs.M.L.Packard, Mrs.L.B.Stilwell, Mrs.R.E.G.Smith, Mrs.L.W.Taylor, Mrs.G.E.Carter, Mrs.L.H, Birkett, Mrs.Eric Fisher, Mrs.Wm Wright and Mrs.C.Doutre.Two Hospitals Get $2000 Each Wednesday two hospitals each received a check for $2000 from the Westmount Rotary Club.The funds were raised by the Carnival sponsored by the Rotary Club each year and is part of the Rotary program to help those who can- not- help themselves, with the stress on helping children.; Vice-president W.F.Close made the presentation on behalf of the Club to Dr.E.H.Enright, of Julius Richardson Convalescent Home, and President D.R.W.McKean presented to E.A.Mackenzie, Honorary Treasurer, of.the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, LA GUEST SPEAKER Miss Fanny Goldstein, Librarien of the West End Branch of the Boston Public Library, lecturer, educationist and writer who will address the Women's Auxiliary Shaar Hoshomayim, next Wednesday.Saturday Marks \u201cMelody Hour\u201d Final Program February 8th marks the fifth and last \u201cMelody Hour,\u201d popular Saturday afternoon program played by Paul de Marky to crowded houses at Tudor Hall.This program, entitled \u201cSong for Piano,\u201d includes well known melodies by Debussy, Beethoven (Moonlight Sonata), Chopin (Etude \u201cSong to Remember\u201d), Berceuse, in F minor; De Falla\u2019s Danse Rituelle du Feu, Rubinstein's Romance (\u201cIf You Were But a Dream\u201d), Richard Strauss\u2019 famous Dance of the Seven Veils and the Warsaw Concerto, mostly requests which were brought to Mr.de Marky's attention in the course of this series.To the many requests for his own popularly acclaimed compositions and improvisations, he replied: \u201cPerhaps on some future occasion.\u201d Mr.de Marky established a refreshing departure from the time-worn \u2018recital\u2019 when he introduces his entire.program with a.brief descriptive comment.Using no printed program, he selects numbers \u2018according to the receptive mood of the audience, creating an -atmosphere of artistic continuity and delightful informality, The \u201cMelody Hour\u201d begin at 3 p.m.concerts Shaare Hashomayim W.A.Meet Wednesday The Women's Auxiliary of Shaare Hashomayim will hold their next meeting on Wednesday, aiternoon, February 12th, at 2.45 p.m.in the Auxiliary Room of the Synagogue.The Guest Speaker will be Miss Goldstein, Librarian of the West End Branch of the Boston Pubhe Library, Lecturer, Educationist and Writer.The subject of her address will be \u201cJewish Books, Luxuries or Necessities.\u201d } All members and friends are cordially invited to attend.Mrs.Edward Solomon, President, will preside and tea Fantaisie Impromptu\u2019 (\u201cI Am Always Chasing Rain- \u2018bows) and the majestic Ballade A.Ross Grafton Free Estimates Hardwood Floors } Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished Cleaned & COMPANY WE.2323 - 4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS D.Knowles\u2014Mrs.C.Fortier Head St.John Appeal Here Westmount headquarters of the St.John Ambulance Appeal is situated in Victor's Hall (call EL.2220) and is under the joint chairmanship of F.D.Knowles and Mrs.Clifford S.Fortier, Presi- dent of Westmount Women\u2019s Club.The St.John Ambulance Appeal is on a nation-wide basis and is the first national appeal by the organization.The objective of $1,000,000 provides for carefully considered expenditures for ae Order of St.John in each of the nine provinces, thé Federal Disi.ot (10 miles radius around Ottawa) and for ths National Headquar ars x Foodhandlers\u2019 Classes Start Again Monday In an intensive campaign conducted by \u2018the Department of Health-of Westmount for the purpose of elevating the health standards throughout the city, a series of classes for foodharidlers will be conducted in Victoria Hall, Westmount.These classes will commence at 3 p.m.Monday it was announced today by Dr.J.J.Day, Medical Officer of Health.Nothing can be of greater importance of good health than the quality and sanitary handling of foods consumed daily; the highest standards of cleanliness and sanitation in food handling are necessary to health protection.In these classes, conducted by A.G.Macnab of the Health Department, a complete course is offered covering bacteriology, communicable disease, medical zoology, foods, disinfection, sterilization, personal hygiene and sanitation.These classes are open to all, there is no charge or tuition fee of any kind attached to this school.It is only one of the many services.rendered Westmounters by the Department of Health.These classes are conducted at such hours as will enable all food handlers to attend, regardless of the shift on which they are working.It is the intention of the Health Department to have all foodstores in Westmount classified.These classifications will by displayed to mark approval by the Health Department.* Child Custody Service Opened Mothers will find in a new .service that has just been opened in! Montreal, 'a welcome gesture of | aid.The service is called the Child Custody Service and is offered to mothers to help them while they go shopping or elsewhere for an hour or two, by taking their child- ten off thei rhands.If any mothers find themselves unable to leave home, having no one to look after their children, the only alternative being the necessity of dragging them around with them in and out of stores and other places, this new service affords a welcome remedy.Miss Joan Mariotti, formerly of Quebec City, but now residing in Montreal, is operating the service in central and comfortable quarters made ayailable in St.James.United Church Building with en trance by 1435 City Councillors St, open daily, except Sunday, at |- 10 a.m.: The service offered is that of custody only and is being offered of the Order of Canada.The St.John Ambulance Appeal makes provisions.for such.expenditures for more than a year \u2014 at least a year and \u2018a half \u2014 possii.y two years.Ev.ry dollar will be carefully used for necessities ony, Lionel E.Brittle, National Can paign Director, reveled.- This Order exists puumariiy to s:rve humanñity, to alizviate aul p: vent suffering.Ths it docs th.\"igh instruction in First Ad and fome Nursing, and by Blood Grout 1g.Since the outbreal of war i.: \u2018939 over 600,000 citi:2ns, adults wd children, have En taught \u201cst Aid.The pro).r teaching in \u2018solves a certain amount of expense to the Order \u2014 none to the student under present policies.In 1945 over 56,000 received awards for proficiency in First Aid, Home Nursing, etc.The current shortage of doctors and nurses, particularly in country districts, make more necessary than ever the work of the St.John Ambulan :e in rural areas.Highway First Aid Posts\u2014 another work of the Order, are of real benefit in rural districts and on the heavily travelled highways.In the event of a national emergency, brought on by war, invasion, disease and epidemic, the work of the Order would become.more invaluable than ever.Ski - patrols have rendered invaluable assistance under circumstances that did not permit of other help.Nine new St.John F\u2018>5\" Aid Fosis have been donated in t'.e Lauren- tian areas.This is the first naiicnal appeal for funds undertaken by the Order of St.John in Canad.and Chairman of the Westiwc:nt Headquarters asks residents to discuss the appeal in their ho:1es and be prepared to assist the vorker who will call during the coming week, February 10 to 22nd.In order that volunteers will not have to cover the district twice, Mr.Knowles asks that residents be prepared to give their donations at the first visit and save the wor!:ers having to make a return trip.SQUARE DANC\u2019: CLUB The Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 club room re-echoed to the music of the old- time square dances last Friday evening, when enthusiasts joined their friends in a few old-time reels and jigs.Aubrey Cameron acted as caller for the occasion, with music supplied by Rolland Lussier, fiddler, accompanied by a pianist.The Square Dancing Club will hold their next party on Friday, February 21st, when Miss { Barbara MacPherson will be guest caller for the dancers.DINNER MEETING A dinner meeting of the Men's Association of the Church of the \u201cAscension, Park Avenue, will be held on Wednesday evening at .6.30.Howard S.Ross, K.C., will speak on \u201cA Brief for Humanity\u2014the Equitist Pro- cd yi, he.served, | tered to, children, SYRE a 1 Nears, of, DEG 1 posal [AEE EREERN conn ~ ron AS Le RIE MT fe na ce PAGE TWO Metropolitan Government For Greater Montreal\u201d A speech by George C.Marler, N.P.; M.L.A.Due to the interest tcken by the public in the question of Metropolitan Government, the Westmount Municipal Association has requested the Examiner to reprint in full a speech made at the Annual Meeting \u2014 of the Association.Since space does not permit us to carry the complete speech in one issue, we have divided it into four ports, the first of which appears below, To enable you to form an opinion as to the need and desirability of metropolitan government for Greater Montreal 1 think I should first define the territory concerned, and describe the functioning of the municipal bodies which exercise authority in that area.Though the term \u2018Greater Montreal\u201d is used frequently to include not only the whole of the Island of Montreal but also some muncipalities on* the south shore, 1 propose to exclude them and also the western and north-eastern parts of the Island, and to devote my remarks principally to the metropolitan area.This consists of the territory comprised in the five cities \u2014 Montreal, Westmount, Outre- mont, Verdun and Lachine, and in the ten towns\u2014St.Pierre, LaSalle, Montreal West, Hamp- stead, Mount Royal, St.Laurent, St.Michel, Montreal North, Montreal East and Pointe-aux- Trembles.There are good reasons for this limitation: 1.Ninety-seven and a half per.cent (9714%) of the Island population lives in this area.2.The valuation of taxable immovable property in this area represents over ninety-eight per.cent (98%) of the Island total.8.\u2019More than 99.99%, of the salaried employees and wage earners in the manufacturing industry are employed in this area, and they produce practically 100%, of the vast quantity of goods manufaec- tured on the Island.The fifteen municipalities which make up the metropolitan area are subject to the provisions either of the Cities\u2019 and Towns\u2019 Act or of special charters, and are governed by their respective municipal councils.With the exception of Montreal North, St.Michel, and Pointe-aux-Trembles, all of the municipalities enjoy full municipal autonomy and run their own affairs.In financial matters, however, Montreal is subject to the jurisdiction of the Quebec Municipal Commission and must obtain its approval in order to effect loans, to make local improvements, and to enter into contracts imposing burdens on future budgets; and the other fourteen municipalities are under the control of the Montreal Metropolitan Commission, and must obtain its approval in order to effect loans or to make certain changes in their budgets.Since the adoption of the Bill on education at the last session of the assembly, all of these municipalities, including Montreal, now require the approval also of the Lieutenant- Governor in Council.The Montreal Metropolitan Commission is composed of sixteen (16) members who are chosen as follows: eight (8) by Montreal, one (1) each by West- mount, Outremont, Lachine and Verdun; one (1) is elected by LaSalle, St.Pierre, Hampstead, Montreal West, Mount Royal, St.Laurent; one (1) by Montreal North, St.Michel and Pointe- aux-Trembles; one (1) by Montreal East and one (1) is appoint- ed by the Provincial Govern- have no vote.\u201c The Commission reviews the loans which the) municipalities, other than Montreal, propose to effect and such loans may be made only with its approval.It may borrow the funds itself or permit the municipality to effect the loan, but case all of the Municipalities are responsible for repayment.It does not and cannot .intervene in the affairs of a municipality, but in case of a default it is substituted for thé Municipality and may exercise all of the powers of the latter.With this ex- in either.ment; the last two o mentioned ception the Commission is not an administrative body.Now it is with respect to the area under the jurisdiction of the Commission that it has been suggested that we should establish a \u201cborough system.\u201d In the sense in which the term has been used it is intended to designate a system of municipal government under which power to deal with matters of a local nature is exercised by the local authorities, and power to deal with questions of broader importance is vested in a central authority.As it is an obvious: consequence of the introduction of such a system that each municipal body must delegate some part of its powers to the central body and transfer fo the latter the control over some of the services it renders to its citizens, it seems to me that we should review as briefly as possible the principle services which the cities and towns render to their citizens so as to see whether these services can be rendered either more effectively or more cheaply by the central body and whether tlie advantages are worth the sacrifices which would have to be made.(To Be Continued) Westmount Highlights By ARTHUR VORONKA About Highlights To an unidentified person in the little gray stone schoolhouse on Cote St.Antoine Road, this column was representing the opinions of the student body of W.H.S.Whatever brought on that idea, John Draper, president of the Student\u2019s Council, could not say.(since this column is a general one\u2014reporting general news for the younger set in Westmount).For the Council, A Discussion However, this famed pillar does contain a great deal of items from good old W.H.S.(since a few writers are there with bells on five days a week) and so, Prexy Draper, not wishing to hurt anyone's feelings, brought up the subject of this column before the Student's Council last Friday afternoon.Krom Councillors, No Snarls As Mark Twain once translated Cicero: \u201cIt is difference of opinion that makes horse races.\u201d But.to the thirty odd councillors, when asked whether Westmount Highlights suited their taste, their opinions were all the same.They did.Condition: Good and Bad At conference's end, as the emotional afflatus of a Draper oratory this writer that would have to be stated in his next column; the opinions expressed .in this column are not necessarily those of the student body of Westmount High School (or the Junior High School) but are necessarily the opinions of this writer, expressed and written in his own little way (although at this salary I doubt very much if I have any opinions of my own).Cause For Joy With patient good humour, Miss Beryl Truax entered a crowded classroom.Now, no doubt this scene is repeated many times a day by this Westmount French teacher, but this was a special occasion for she carried a special message: on April 24th to 26th (inclusive) the International Music Festival will be held at the Forum with students from all parts of Cahada, the United States and even Great Britain participating.These students will need room and board for four days.Students and parents are asked to provide a hospitable and warm welcome by bringing them in our Westmount homes.When the question popped up as to whether it made any difference if a boy invited 4a girl or vice versa, Miss Truax replied: \u2018No, of Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.| Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 course not, so there's an added opportunity for you.\u201d For Avid Perusers, Short Notes Ted Earl doing fine after a serious operation last Tuesday.Teddy, who was a star: player with the Westmount High Water Polo team this year, says that visitors are more than welcome.History repeats: Ted Tilden and George Johnson have resigned from the Friday Nite committee to parallel a mass resignation at the same time last year.You have our sympathy, boys.It's a thankless, red-taped tangled job.However, new members have been added to the committe and a Friday Nite session will be had tonight.J.C.Dickins says he is thinking of entering the ministry.Which is ridiculous, even if you leave off the last four words.John Dickins notes that (we're stealing a few of his items from his unpublished material last week) the [fist sized hole in Murph's Plaza juke box no longer exists.He also noted that since George Apostalatos resigned several weeks ago, the classical selections have been replaced by pop tunes.Mr.William H.Green, the tall gentleman always seen striding the narrow corridors of old W.H.S.in battered Khaki overalls, is replacing Pop Martin this year.(Pop has heen with W mount schools for 26 years).\u201cWillie\u201d Green was working at Queen's school before the war.He joined the Army (movement Control) in 1940 and became a Sgt.Major in the Ship'g.Contlucting Staff.He served in such hospital and troop ships as the Queen Mary and the Queen Elizabeth for six and a half years.Andy Blair is in bed with TB and will stay there for a few months.G.E.Cochrane wrote last week the following unpublished item: A glance down \u2018memory lane reveals that it was three yars ago, on February 4th, 1944, that the first edition of the Purple andg White Revue was staged in the auditorium of the Junior High School.That was, for a beginning, quite a show.Michael Fitzgerald was doing the directing, the chorus line was \u2018small in number but large in attractiveness, boasting such lovelies as Noelle Carter, Pram Arbo and a four so others who have slipped my mind.Wam Macdonald has been re-elect- ed president of the Young Liberals.There are now over 40 members in the organization.Mrs.Dickens, mother of the famed John, fell on some icy steps last week and broke her wrist.The doctor phoned on Monday; \u201cHow is your wrist?\u201d he inquired.\u201cIf you really want to know,\u201d said Mrs.D, \u201cI think it\u2019s all its cracked up to be\u201d.Di Foreman's lattest motto is; Fail now and avoid the June rush BY REG Scout Troops.In class \u201cB\u201d, Scouts & Cubs GRQOME Scout Headquarters announced this week, plans & and details - for the Annual Patrol Leaders\u2019 Banquet to be held at the Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday, February 22nd, with assembly at 6 p.m.The Guest of Honour and Speaker will be His Excellency Field Marshal The Right Honourable Viscount Alexander of Tunis, C.C.B,, » Governor- General of Canada and Chief Scout for Canada.As in former years, there are three classes of persons ; eligible te attend this grand function; those in class \u201cA\u201d are all ACTIVE patrol leaders and troop leaders, Rover Mates and Cox\u2019ns and Bos\u2019ns in Sea all ACTIVE Cubmasters, Scoutmasters Roslyn News By Douglas Turner and Ross Southward On Monday, February 3rd, the Girls\u2019 Basketball team played King's School for the championship.Roslyn won 26-13.The shots for Roslyn were as follows: Thatcher, 12 points; Campbell, 8 points; Cliff, 6 points.It was a very exciting game.At the end of the first quarter King's were leading 6-0.\u201cIn the second quarter the score was 6-6, with Thatcher making two baskets and Campbell one.In the last half Mary Cliff, Betty Campbell and Aileen Thatcher played until the end of the game, On Friday last the girls of Room 20 had a Red Cross meeting in the form of a play.The play was about Laura Secord.January 29, there was a hockey game between two Roslyn teams\u2014the Farmers and the Bulldozers.It was a very good game with both teams fighting hard to win.The first goal was scored when Warner Timm shot from the blueline and scored on a screen shot.A few minutes later the Bulldozers tied the game when Ian Leslie took the puck from a scramble and shot into the open net.With a minute left to play in the game Roy Hango got the puck and shot a hard drive into the bottom left hand corner for the last goal.The game ended with a score of 2-1 for the Farmers.Jantlary 30, the Roslyn Termites defeated the Roslyn Bel- monts 5-0.The scorers for the Termites were Allan Warnock and Eddy Martin, two goals each, and Tony Skinner one.Mrs.Hango, mother of Roy Hango, student in Room 19, has won a Literary award.She has written a novel entitled \u201cTruthfully Yours\u201d which won a Fellowship provided by the Oxford University Press.Mrs.Hango writes under the name of Mme.Bleuets.On Monday, February 10, Professor George H.T.Kimble will address the Home and School Association on \u2018\u201cGeography for Grown-Ups.\u201d At the close of the meeting refreshments will be served.In the Congo, prayers for revenge are said by driving nails into a wooden statue.\u2019 The U.S.Coast Guard was started as the \u201cRevenue Cutter years old.+ .Begin at the beginning, the King said, gravely, and go on till Mand' Sen Scoutmasters and Service\u201d in 1790, and is now 15@ all ACTIVE REGISTERED Assistant Cubmasters, Scoutmasters and Sea Scoutmasters.Members ef the District Council, Instructors, ADULTS ONLY (this excludes Scouts acting as Cub Instructors in ,Packs), Group Committee Chairman and Chaplains, Due to the tremendous increased demand for tickets this year, we earnestly advise you to get your reservations in early as there are fewer seats available than last year, when many people were disappointed.No reservations will be given any priority at Headquarters after Wednesday, Febs ruary 12th, when the Executive Committee of the Scouters\u2019 Club of Montreal will meet to allot the seats available.Patrol Leaders are to be given the priority this year along with one officer from each\u201d unit and others will be acco- modated: when all these have been taken care of.All persons planning to attend the Banquet are requested to wear full Scout uniform.Let's show our distinguished visitor that the Scouts of Westmount have it all over the rest of {Canada in smartness and ability.We CAN do it! The question is, ARE WE GOING TO?Entrance to the Hotel should be made through the south door the banquet, The Silver Arrowhead, the highest Training Award attainable by a Patrol Leader, is being made available to the members of the Sphinx Honour Patrol in the Province of Quebec.We have always prided ourselves upon the efficiency shown by our Patrol Leaders after gaining their Sphinx; however, we are still somewhat behind because we have never trained our Junior Leaders outdoors to any great extent.This summer at Tamaracouta, the initial course will be launched, an out-door Patrol Leaders course which is featured at all Scout camps throughont Canada.Applicants for the course must be 14 years of age, must, of course, be Patrol Leaders, and should have their first class badge.Scouts acting as Patrol Leaders, having their second class badge and the (Continued on Page 18) FOR REPAIRS Around The House Windows, Doors, Washing- Machines, Keys and Locks.Call WE.2941 FIX-IT SHOP William Nash, Prop.the you come to the end; then stop .Amen.ov pr PYM MA 5e AE et se am : on Mount Royal Place.See you at | yO mp - PT Charming Floral Gift Suggestions GOLDEN FLOWER SHOP, 4863 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(at Victoria) On St.Valentine's Day\u2019 Friday, Feb.14th =; Cm BR ss Me ey + = 0 = % _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014S \"EE 8 ir, et st sill a- bs ve ub he TS m 0 en (Opposite Westmount Theatre) ADIO \u2018#| DExter 8439 | 5041 Sherbrooke St.West held at the Montreal Reform Club, Re-elected to a second term in the vice-presidential slot, and R REFRIGERATION) Boys\u2019 Brigade Annual Drive { Now Under Way The 1st Westmount Company commence this week on their annual Boys\u2019 Brigade Week Campaign, along with all Brigade Companies throughout Canada.The Company is enthusiastic and hope to go over the top.Following the campaign, a Father and Son Banquet will be held, to be followed by a display of the unit\u2019s activities, to which parents and friends will be invited.} The Company will hold a swimming period this Saturday afternoon in charge of Capt.J.H.Richardson and the WBrigade's swimming specialist, Neil Gart- shore.Boys desiring to pass their certificate or badge should make & point of turning out.: Competition is very keen between the 1st \u2018and-2hd squads, aiid it is hoped will continue to develop.as \u2018plans are under-way for the forination of a third, to make the competition all the more interesting.Several new appointments will be made to the rank of Non Commissioned Officers following the Father and Son Banquet, so that the Company may continue to expand, as the band becomes more advanced.\u2019 Lieut.A.G.Anderson is devel- {oping a very efficient drill squad er entry in the Battalion Competi- ion together with First Aiders \"that will enter the competition in eir own field.Staff-Sgt.Alan eith has been greatly encouraged By the performance of his P.T.jiteam and along with Rev.A.J.Mowatt, Company Chaplain, will organize the seniors into a basketball team.Finland contains 60,000 lakes, but the islands on its seashore and n its inland waters number 80,- 000.Be [PAINTING | AND DECORATING | CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Mest ) Therough in Town ;.J e A.Bethune Color Suggestions and Estimates Free AT.7192 F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of Imported gos always in stock Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4383 SHIRBROOKE WEST - jo Elwood 0082 US ITENSA CI sa 00 0065 Elect New Executive The members of the Westmount Young Liberals Association elected their new executive for another year at a business meeting recently.as president of the year-old organization, was Bill Macdonald.Also re-elected were John Pepper Robert Sproule, treasurer.New members to the executive were David Mackenzie, secretary, replacing George Cochrane, at present out of town, and Alistair Fraser, in place of Charles McCrae as the other vice-president.John Featherstonhaugh was also elected to a position on the execu- Xx tive as Corresponding Secretary.President-elect, Bill MacDonald also announced the appointment of the following members as chairmen of different committees: Lor- ne Hellyer, Political Action Committee; Barrie Campbell, \u2018Social Committee; Joseph Duffin, Public Relations Committee; Roy \u201cHellyer \u2018Membership Committee; and Peter Harling, Speakers Committee.Commenting on the rapid growth of the organization in the last year since its organization, Bill MacDonald emphasized that the organization was open to all young men in their twenties, or later teens, who were of \u201cliberal tendencies\u201d and recognized it as their democratic duty to join some political party, and to work through the medium of the party to bring about appropriate poli- \u2018tical action in the affairs of the country.The next meeting of the Association was called for Monday, February 10th, at 8 o'clock at the Montreal Reform.Club, 82.Sherbrooke Street West, It will be a combination business-social meeting, and all young men_interested in attending are cordially invited to do so.\u2018 : = W.A.Macdonald To Address Club William A.Macdonald, newly re-elected.president of the West- mount Young Liberals Associated, was appointed the English- speaking young Liberal delegate from the Province of Quebec to the annual meeting of the Advisory Council of - the National Liberal Federation, held in Ottawa at the Chateau Laurier on February 4th, 5th, and 6th.Mr.Macdonald left Montreal on Tuesday morning to represent the views of young English- speaking Quebec, and returned from the meeting at Ottawa this morning.He will give a report on the proceedings of the meeting at the combined business- social meeting of the Westmount Young Liberals Association being held at the Reform Club, 82 Sherbrooke Street West, on Monday, at 8 p.m.\u2018Y' VALENTINE DANCE The Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Dance Hall will resound to the sweet and rhythmic tunes of Johnnie Pepper and his Orchestra on Saturday, February 16th, when the Saturday Nite Club will hold their special Valentine Dance for members and | their friends.Special decorations in the traditional Valentine colours are under the direction of Bill Ridley and his committee.Gray Riepert assures us ne will have something really novel in the form of dance program to add to the enjoyment of the evening.Refreshments for the occasion will be handled by Ruth Kervin and her co-workers.Those who were present for the club\u2019s last special party, the Semi- formal, will recall the many happy couples who filled the dance hall.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 This Week At Victoria Hall Friday, February 7th - N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club Musicale.Caledonia Saciety Dance.Monday, February 10th Parks Department Putters\u2019 Social.Health Department Lecture.St.Antoine-Westmount P.C.Association Meeting.Tuesday, February 11th Westmount Women's Club Board Meeting.So Dickens\u2019 Fellowship Executive Meeting.Queen Esther Chapter, O.E.S.Meeting.Wednesday, February 12th Rotary Club of Westmount Luncheon.Westmount Chapter O.E.S.Thursday, February 18th Mizpah Lodge Meeting.Stamp Club Meeting.Dr.Karl Stern Addresses MRT Dr.Karl Stern, a well-known Montreal psychiatrist, addressed the meeting of the M R T Club which was held recently at the Guy Street Playhouse.His address, as well as being definitely scientific, was highly entertaining and full of humor.\u201cStage fright\u201d was dealt with first.Dr.Stern defined this as a true phobia, ie.a particular form of anxiety.And even though the\u2019 calise of fright was \u2018camou- \u2018flaged: it was the symbol of something forgotten that affected the -| person\u2019s\u2019 subconscious mind thereby giving him reactions similar to those experienced frem fear of real danger, Stage fright has also been described as a premeditated alibi, ready in case of failure to \u2018do_ well\u201d bring on\u2019 stage fright, deliberately as they find it a help to increase \u2018tone\u2019 The reaction of fear prepares the individual for flight or fight \u2014 \u2014and so with the actor.Acting, said Dr.Stern, has heen used as an emotional catharsis to help soldiers adjust themselves to civilian life.As for instance \u2014 stage fright, arising when the soldier has to ask for a job, has been greatly controlled by therapeutic measures: having patient act out the part of a young man applying for a job several times before he actually has to do it.The speaker then discused psy- cho-drama, i.e.the way in which the theatre is being used as a means of psychological treatment.He gave various examples, for in- stanct, adolescents who were made to write and act plays.These were patients in a psychopathic ward who formed theatrical groups under the guidance of a psychiatrist.This gave them an opportunity to \u201cact out\u201d their conflicts and difficulties.Excellent results are reported with this method.Jhe speaker also explained that the arch-type of the famous drama are the creations of writers who have the genius to describe characters whose problems are universal.George Woods was in the chair.The speaker was introduced by Mrs.Doug McPhee and thanked by Charles Lewis.Bill Pardoe, president of the S.N.C.Executive, said last night that from the advance sale of tickets he expects an even larger crowd this time.Ticket distribution is being handled by.the.Treasurer.Jim Henderson and the members of the S.N.C.Committee.CERNE TEES Ea Often actors seem to | FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine West Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, WE DELIVER (Near The Forum} LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc.Fl.4744 A.Coristine Elected To National Committee Hon.Counsel, will be named in each Regency; Unity Club Valentine Dance Plans Outlined By DOUG WOODHAM The Unity Club has planned a St.Valentine Day Dance to be held at Queen's School, February 14.Plans drawn up by the entertainment committee ought to make this dance a real success.All members and friends are welcome and proceedings will get underway at 8 p.m.Included in the evening\u2019s entertainment will be refreshments and novelty dances with prizes.The current hockey schedule has come to a close with playoffs beginning next week.Hank Henson's and Jimmie McCarthy's Unity Aces ended up in the top slot with Richard Lord's Tornados in second position.In a game against Argos the score was recorded as 2-1 for Unity, Unity, thus giving Doug \u2018Bram- bell credit for a shut-out.- Our apologies Doug and \"the best of luck to you and all the team in future games.to forget thie.Unity sleigh ride slated for Monday.this should have read 2-0 \u2018for Just a rémindér to all not.PAGE THREE A branch of Avalon, the world-wide cultural organization has been firmly established in this country, to be known as \u201cAvalon in Canada.\u201d The following have been elected to its National Coordinating Committee: President, Alwyn Coristine; Quebec Regent, Mrs.C.McG.Bagg; Ontario Regent, Mrs.Ruth Cleaves Hazelton; J.Armitage Ewing, Wilfred Shaw, F.R.E.S., as well as Mrs.Norman Holland and Dr.Frank Oliver Call, with three other regents still to be elected to represent the Maritimes, Midwest and Pacific Coast zones.Patrons K.C.; Historian-Librarian, J.and thus far S.Morgan-Powell, XX Editor \u201cMontreal Star,\u201d and Rabbi Harry J.Stern, LL.D., have accepted nomination for the Province of Quebec.Headquarters in Europe is under direction of Dr.Powell Spring (Columbia and Toronto Universities), who resides in Glion sur Montreux, Switzerland.A well- \u2018known poet, Miss Dora Baker, has been appointed by him in England to represent Avalon in that country, and before long other representatives will be appointed in both France and Germany.George Godoy, Mexico City, Editor of \u201cTodo\u201d and \u201cEl Hemisferio\u201d is President of the Mexican jurisdiction.It is intended to bring about, by means of an interchange of ideas between the various Branches appreciation of differences between the various ethnical groups.The high arm of Avalon is to bring into being a new culfural renaissance; the purpose to discover and to promote, through training, promising, aspiring talent in every country in the World, where feasible.General Headquarters are at Rogers, Arkansas, where has been erected the \u201cShrine,\u201d repository - for \u201coutstanding contempor- - ary creative work and meeting- place where conventions are to be held.The Founder - director is Lilith Lorraine, well-known author, poet, lecturer and publisher.= ce T- Gles WAInut 2323 FUE \u2014 Call Today \u2014 Also L OIL COKE \u2014 CANNEL COAL \u2014 FIREPLACE LOGS \u2014 KINDLING WOOD Automatic Oil Burners and Space Heaters HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE 6051 WESTERN AVE.SALAIA TEA BAGS e DExter 8481 ris «+ IUHAUCII-LAVSS.124 :s fsttrr q ES RTT SL eme ms eme san creme same LL WERE Cp YT Tan om TREE Kw an TTI er te er 2 ER i end | YER Tyas ITI SERIE TES EEE SET SP TR ESS Tur ma i iu = ax SETS 4 x .y É A i b fs VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE IN SCHOOLS The appointment of Vocational Guidance - suitable occupations after leaving school.there is nothing to make us believe more Serving the City et Westmeunt GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2591 Hampton Ave.Wajaut, 27734 \u201cThe Exsminer\u201d aims te be an Independent, clean newspaper fer the home, devoted to publie service.Mai) subacriptions: $2.09 per years 52.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Maîl, - Post Office Dept.Oltaws FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 Counsellors in the Montreal schools during the current term is the culmination of work which was commenced over twenty years ago when two enthusiasts, the late Dr.W.D.Tate, head of: the department of Psychology at McGill, and F.R.Clarke, then head.of Protestant Employment Bureau, commenced an active campaign for this purpose.In one year they addressed over fifty public meetings, including service and wom- men\u2019s clubs, church groups and meetings of teachers and parents at the schools.Now there are twelve counsellors appointed to schools in the Montreal district all of whom have been specially trained for the purpose of guiding the pupils into the occupations they should perform when they leave school using intelligence and aptitude tests and other sound metheds which have been determined by long study by psychologists in order to reduce the wastage of effort when boys and girls start off in un- With only one teacher engaged in the work in each school it will probably be a long time before every child is able to have this helpful guidance but the help which is being given by industrialists and others to make the program a success, was shown by the recent big meeting at Montreal High School.Dr.Tate, Clarke, and their associates constructed a firm foundation upon which a solid building is now being constructed.THE FIGHT TO SAVE LIVES Medical science has done much in the disease prevention field in the past and effective.\\ \u201cTHE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, discoveries of à similar nature will not be made in the future.- Jowever, medical science can do only so much, and it is up to everyone to support the discoveries of the scientists by making use of them.A proven preventive is no good unless it is used.For instance, science has proven that pasteurization kills deadly disease bacteria frequently found in raw milk.Yet many people continue to drink unpasteurized milk.Toxoid prevents diphtheria, yet diphtheria still takes hundreds of Canadian lives annually.Chlorination purifies drinking water, yet many Canadian municipalities have no chlorination plants.And so on down the ljst.Remember, medical science, publie health officials and health educators need the support and co-operation of the population at \u2018large if these disease-eradicating and lifesaving practices are to become 100 per cent TOWARD- BETTER HEALTH Sixteen Canadians die from tuberculosis daily \u2014 as many children die during the first year of life as during the next 30 added together.This and many other interesting and startling facts are included in a booklet \u2014 \u201cHealth Facts\u201d \u2014 just issued by the Health League of Canada in connection with forthcoming NATIONAL HEALTH WEEK, February 2-8.The Health League sponsors this annual observance in cooperation with official departments of health and education as a means of awakening in Canadians a consciousness of the value of good health.The League hopes to develop that awareness of the value of good health into vigorous action to obtain better habits and standards of health by personal behavior and by legislation.QUEEN MARY IS MOVIE FAN Queen Mary is an ardent movie fan.Apart from her official appearances at film shows, she frequently pays surprise visits to theatres for pictures she wants to see.The most recent of these was when she saw \u201cThe Overlanders\u201d, Australian-made film produced by J.Arthur Rank.After she saw the picture she said of Chips Rafforty, lanky six-foot-two star of the movie, \u201cHe reminds me very much of the American actor, Mr.Cooper.\u201d \u201cThe Overlanders\u201d is scheduled for early Canadian release.sonality in this sense.Having plac- WEEKLY REVIEW QUALIFICATIONS FOR LEADERSHIP By LEWIS MILLIGAN What are the qualities that make ror success in life?That is a question in which young people in particular are interested, and many books have been written on the subject.One American writer and lecturer has specialized in it and made quite a success\u2014and probably a good deal of money\u2014out of telling people how to make friends and get on in life.I have not read his books or heard his lectures, but what little excerpts from these that I have come across struck me as rather commonplace.We are not all built alike.It would be a monotonous, not to say a weird and confusing world if we all looked alike.Chesterton once ed character first, he says: \u201cIt is surprising how many young men fail to appreciate the great importance of personality.Basically, personality means the ability te work harmoniously with one\u2019s fellow men.With life so complex, and success so dependent upon cooperation of numbers of people { working together, happy relations are of prime importance.Some large companies go so far as to refuse employment to any man, no matter how able er well trained, if he cannot work in harmeny with his associates.\u201d Referring to \u201cimagination, initiative and drive,\u201d Mr.Diamend says that initiative and drive are perhaps the most rare.He thinks that imagination and initiative are closely related, although they said that if he saw several big- * nosed men in a London bus it would not disturb him; but if all the men in a bus had big noses he would conclude it was a conspiracy.The same applies to other characteristics besides noses.If everybody were to cultivate an engaging smile and were for ever trying to make friends with everybody else, we would have no privacy and we should enly succeed in boring each other and becoming darn nuisances.Which reminds me of the old comic strip, \u201cAfter you, Alphonse.\u201d That is perhaps an exaggeration.What I started out to do was to refer to an address delivered at a Graduation Banguet of the University of British Columbia by R.W.Diamond, Vice-President and General Manager of Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada.Mr.Diamend said that many young college graduates think they are given jobs primarily because of their special training, and that they very often discount what, to him, are the most.important qualities in man.These - qualities he rated in the following order of merit: (1) Character.(2) Personality.(3) Imagination, Initiative and Drive.(4) Ability.(5) Knowledge.Mr.Diamond said the reasons for putting character first were so obvious that no comment was necessary, and he proceeded to deal with personality.But this raises the old question as to the distinction between character, personality and individuality.The word personality was originally derived from the Greek werd *\u2018persona,\u201d a mask, but it has come to be used with a much deeper meaning, and is even applied to the Deity.In this sense our personality is determined by or is a reflection \u2018of our character.If, therefore, we develop the right kind of character | our personality will take care of itself, But nevertheless there are some very good peopse whe mask their character with a disagreeable personality, just as there are \u2018bad characters\u201d whe wear a mask of geniality or goodness.That is what.we eall hypocrisy.But Mr.Dis- - may not always appear together; but he believes the three qualities are essential to a \u2018delicate balance\u201d in action.There are some people with initiative and drive who have little or no imagination, who are what we call \u201cbull-head- ed.\u201d Last on the list, Mr.Diamond has placed ability and knowledge; \u201cnot\u201d he says, \u201cbecause these qualities are unimportant, but because they lose their value, to a great extent, when net accompanied by ; high rating in character, personality and imagination.\u201d He thus comes back to the three basic qualities essential to success, particularly in leadership for which the students whom he was addressing were trained.Mr.Diamond has himself exempiified the qualiz ties he names in a very practical way.Born at Campbellford, Ontario, he ;raduated with honours in mining and metallurgy at Tor- onte University, and his knowledge, ability, imagination and drive have been devoted to the development of one of Canade\u2019s greatest industries.mond does not use the word per- In his address to the graduates 1947 Ë Conducted by Howard $.Ross, .C.© In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed e accept responsibility for them, AST of the Rotary Club of that City, said in an address at Rotary of Sherbrooke, Que.recently, that \u201call the progress this world has ever seen was foolishness\u201d when first suggested.He deplored the attitude of many towards a mew belief or invention and said \u201can intelligent person never laughs at a new idea.\u201d He cited instances in history.where the originators of new schools of thought and ifiventiôns were ridiculed and often punished for daring to question long accepted beliefs although humarity later reaped the fruits of their ideas.* * * J.H., Brace, Vice-President of the Bell Telephone Company and President of Montreal Board of Trade, said recently in an address given in Toronto in part: \u201cBig business if it i$ to survive and prosper, must chart a responsible course \u2018for the future, discipline those within, its ranks who are concerned solely with profit, and encourage its members to take an active part in public affairs.\u201d He said that management should control its \u201cbad actors\u201d.He added that those industries where management is working for profit alone are not doing good business for industry as & whole.* * * The cultivated area of Denmark is less than that of Alberta, the area being about ten and a half million acres.The population is a little over 4 million living in Copenhagen.The land is occupied by 205,000 farmers, 111,000 being classed as small holders, farming 25 acres or less.The balance work about 100 acres each.The people of Alberta claim they grow the finest grain in the world and also livestock and butter and bacon equal to the best Denmark is exporting, but they complain that the Alberta farmers\u2019 share of although the agricultural population is more than 32% of that of the Dominion.The Danes, stated Ferd J.Muller, of Hussar, Alta., in Western Farm Leader, have maintained & high standard of living on 25 acres each by specialization, efficiency and the help of the co-operative movement, * * * Frankenmuth, Mich., a village where 95 per cent of the population \u2018of 1300 are members of the local Lutheran Church has never in the 102 years of its history had a crime of violence.For the past 25 years, no one has been put in jail.During the depression no one in the community was on relief.The town has always been the first in the State to report all its taxes paid in full and has always assumed more than its share of responsibility in philanthropic financial drives.* * * The adoption of a constitution for China (the most populous nation in the world) is important news.It represents a victory for Chiang Kai-Shek and a repudiation of the reactienary elements in the Kuomintang.The charter does not go into effect for a year and probably mest of its provisions Mr.Diamond said: \u201cWe older men envy you young men as yor look towards the future, and its chal- service.But you should realize that these opportunities are for the courageous, the enterprising, and the free.Go out after them.Make the most of them.But first of all be clear about your idenls.Be clear «about your own code of ethicæ.Above all else, be true to them,\u201d The opinions expressed «in this Forum ere not necessarily those of this newspaper, and H does not Dr.Harry C.McKown, a member* = the National income is only 18% R\u20ac lenging opportunities for work and 1j\" will not be enforced for a long time to come.It points the direction in which the majority, of the Chinese wish to go.Expert obser- \u2018vers believe that compared with previous charters it represents a distinct advance over all its predecessors.% # % Senator Taft, needless to say, is 4 busy man and perhaps has a laudable ambition to be the first son of 8 U.S.A.President fo hold thet high office.He is a lawyer and known to be one of the hardest workers of all the senators.Some of the legislation he favours are as follows: Legislation which wil eliminate economic crises, but without socialistic eontrols whieh \u201cdeaden free enterprise\u201d.He is ce-author, with Democrats Wagner -and Ellender of a Bill to provide $88 million in Federal funds fer 500,600 units of low rent public housing.An aid-to-eduea- tion program.He is co-author with New Dealing Senators Hill \u2018and Elhert Thomas, of a Bill to guarantee at least a $40-per annum expenditure per child in every state.Some states now spend as little as $7 per annum for that all important purpose.A columnist in the New Republic wrote of him: \u201cHe is diligent and eou ous.His willingness to assume responsibility is poles away from those former G.O.P.New Deal critics who wère.merely willing te attack.\u201d * % ¥% Co Four million old.people are to receive higher pensions in Great Britain.Single aged will now get $5.20 weekly instead of ten shillings, while married couples will get forty-two shillings weekly, instead ef £1.The increase will cost the Government about $320,000,000.The nsions now are payable to men at 65 and women at 60 on condition they retire from industry but they are being encouraged te work beyond the pension age by receiving an extra shilling every week for every twenty-five contributions made and in the case of a man with a dependent wife.This means a bonus will be added for every six months\u2019 work up to the age of seventy and a married man could then retire with a pension of three pounds two shillings weekly.* * * In India if a customer asks for à \u201cson ef automobile\u201d he means a motorcycle.* #4 ¥ On June 23, 78 years ago a patent on a typewriter was issued to Christopher Lathan Sholes, who was born at Mooresburg, Pennsylvania and was nearly 50 years old when he got his patent after many heart-breaking experiments.He was apprenticed at 14 to the publisher of a newspaper and in 1840 started a paper in Southport, Wisconsin.Later he became editor of the Milwaukee \u201cSentinel\u201d but continued his experiments, In England most a the general slang terms for money come from workshops.Foundry workers in | Lancashire call money \u201cbrass.\u201d Carpenters eall it \u201cchips.\u201d Fishmongers call it \u201chaddock,\u201d and goldsmiths name it \u201cdust.\u201d Leath- er-workers call the sixpence a \u201ctanner.\u201d A salary is termed a \u201cscrew\u201d \u2018 because wages were formerly screwed up in paper bags and handed to employees.\u201cQuid\u201d probably came from the phrase \u201cQuid pro que.\u201d A man being offered something on sale, might say: \u201cI heave not any quid for your que.\u201d , , St.Luke's Church Reports Progress \u201c The annual meeting of St.Luke's was held on Friday, evening with 150 members present.The Bession report revealed that the net increase in mémbership was 116.The total \u2018memberahip now stands at 938.The total revenue .from -all- sources amounted to $21,- \u2018\u2019788.Of this amount $1,850 was raised \u2018for the War Merhorial and © $2,575 for \"Missionary and Bene- - Volent purposes.In addition $5,350 \"was subscribed for the Pension Fund of The United Church.A further reduction of $2,250 was made \u2018on the mortgage and the remaining $750 on the Special Loan was paid.Also 5300.was paid \u2018on the regular Loan.with a repair bill on the organ of $668.Plaque And Chimes The congregation approved the order for the the Memorial Plague and Chimes with amplification.The installation and dedication of Plaque and Chimes will take place during the spring months.Messrs.P.J.Brewster, A.S.Brown, and H.B.Meynell were elected as elders, and the foHewing men were elected to fill the vacancies on the Committee of .Stewards, Messrs.Ralph Mather, Kenneth Moore, and Ewen MacDonald.Mr, Lloyd Hutchinson was named as Treasurer of the Missionary and Maintenance Fund.Messrs.J.C.Lewis and Wm Dallas were elected as Auditors.Moderator Brings Greetings The presence of thé Moderator, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, at the annual meeting, was greatly appreciated.Dr.Jones brought the\u201d greetings of The United: Church and gave a most informative and cheering message.The spirit of co-eperation and enthusiasm though unassessable wags.clearly evidenced in all the reports pertaining to the life and work of the members of the congregation.A vote of thanks was tendered to the various organizations and workers by the minister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, for their loyalty and services during the year.The \u201cmeeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem and the benediction was said by the Moderator.~ \u2014 ® St.Luke's United | * k The Installation Service of the Church School Teachers Officers will be conducted by the minister on Sunday morning.Miss Wilma Gardiner, B.A, secretary of the Religious Educational Council of Quebec, will give the address.The minjster will preach in the evening on the subject, \u201cSome Marks of a Christian.\u201d \u2019 The newly elected officers of the newly organized Junior Young Peoples Union will be installed.The interest being shown by the Junior Young People's Union, now with a memkership of thirty, is one of the most revealing examples of youth's response to the Christian Challenge.This will be a service of great interest to the adult members as well as the Young People.RMR TO HOLD SKI PATROL Headquarter Company, commanded by Major A.W.Bridges, will hold ski patrol exercises, training in vehicle driving and maintenance and convoy control on Sunday.It is proposed to hold these exercises from a base headquarters to be established at Mt.Bruno Camp but should local snow conditions prove unfavor- and Yor \\ THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY.PEBRUARY 7 1947 \u201c hurch is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Atiend the Church of Your Choice Regularly * Sunday will be Broadcast Sunday in Dominion-Douglas Church, the morning service being heard over CBM and the evening service over CJAD.At the morning service Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach on \u201cThe Religion of Jesus,\u201d and the choir will sing \u201cGod is a Spirit,\u201d by Bennett, and \u201cLet Not Your Heart Be Troubled,\u201d by Fosgte® under the direction of J.Robb.+ -At 7.30 p.m., Rev.Graham will be speaker on \u201cTo Whom Shall We Go?\u201d and the music will include solos and chorus from the Elijah.by Mendelssohn, (A) Hear Ye, Israel, (B) I am He that Comforteth, (C) Be Not Afraid.Soloist, Margaret Messenger.The Minister\u2019s Class for Church membership will meet at 3 p.m.and at 8.45 p.m., the Young Peo- -ple\u2019s Union will gather in Friendship Parlour.The Sewing Circle will meet as usual on Monday afternoon and on Tuesday there are two meetings for ladies.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society at 3 p.m.and the Handicraft Guild at 8 p.m.There will be the usual meetings of Cubs at 7 p.m.on Monday, Scouts at 7 p.m.on Tuesday; Guides at 7 p.m.on Wednesday, Senior Scouts at 7 p.m.on Thursday and the Brownies at 11 am.on Saturday.* * | Stanley Presbyterian | * * Rev.E.H.Johnson, B.Sc., B.Th., Secretary of Missionary Education, Will preach at the morning Service in Stanley Church on Sunday.In the evening, Rev.J.D.Wilkie\u2019s theme will be \u201cFreed Men\u201d.\u2018 - The regular meeting of the Board of Management will be held on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock.The Minister\u2019s Bible Class meets every Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.The Women\u2019s Prayer Meeting is held each Friday at 11 a.m, .The 20-Up Club of Dominion- Douglas and S{anley Churches are holding a St.Valentine Party in Franklin Memorial on Wednesday, at 8.15 p.m.Girl Guides meet on Monday evenings at 7 o'clock and Scouts on Thursday evenings at 7.30.* * | Westmount Baptist | - * On Sunday evening Dr.J.A.Johnston will begin a series of addresses, entitled \u201cFamous Visits.\u201d The series will include: \u2014 1.\u2018S8heba\u2019s Visit to the Court of Selomon,\u201d 2, \u201cSaul's Visit to the Witch of Endor,\u201d 3.\u201cChrist's Visit to the Spirits in Prison.\u201d Others will be added to the series.On Sunday morning the theme, of the sermon will be \u2018\u2019The Four Strings of a Violin.\u201d Despite the fact that there are four, many people insist on \u201cfiddling on one string.\u201d Westmount Bible School has its session at 10 a.m.The keen inter- Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.# est displayed by all concerned in Î Dominion-Douglas | the new-teaching technique of the school is most gratifying.The habit of parents bringing their children to Bible School is growing.All who desire a progressive and thorough Knowledge of the Word of God are invited to attend.Westmount Mission Circle \u2018has its meeting on Tuesday, at 3 o'clock.The speaker will be Mrs.Gerald Cragg.The meeting will conclude with a social period, during which refreshments will be served.The Young People\u2019s Union meets on Monday evening.For the next three months young mgn and women will discuss, \u201cWomen of the Bible.\u201d The Minister conducts a brief study period on the \u201cChristian Doctrines of Grace.\u201d * * | Calvary Church ' * » Rev.R.A.Steed, B.A., Minister \u2018of the United Church at Ayr, Ontario, son of Rev.J.Arthur Steed, former Missionary at Chis- samba, West Central Africa, will be the guest preacher in Calvary United Church, Westmount, on Sunday, at both the morning and evening services.Mr.Steed is one of the young outstanding leaders of the United Church.He was born on the Mission Field in Africa and since his graduation from Emmanuel College, Toronto, has rendered excellent service in the Church.Young people espe- \u2018cially will find much inspiration from his leadership.At the 11 o'clock service on Sunday the theme of the sermon will be \u201cThree Men The Church Needs,\u201d while his subject at the evening service will be \u2018Athletes for Christ.\u201d The Minister of Calvary, Dr.T.W.Jones, will be in the Toronto, London and Chatham districts during this week, serving with the Cavalcade in the Crusade for Christ and His Kingdom in his office as Moderator.On Monday the Young People\u2019s Union of Calvary are planning to share in a skating party as part of the St.Valentine's programme.Wednesday, 8.13 p.m.Regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society in the Church Parlours.The President, Mrs.G.A.Sheen, will be in charge of the meeting.The address will be given by Mrs.W.D.Lighthall on the intensely interesting theme, | \u201cMedical Missions in India.\u201d All ladies of the congregation are invited to attend and share the fellowship of this group.Melville Presbyterian Church : Melville Ave., Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A, LLB, D.D.Organist: \u2018Mr.Harry Norris, LRSM.A.T.C.L.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 89th Until further notice members and adherents of Melville Presbyterian Church will worship in WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, corner of Roslyn and Sherbrooke St\u2026 W.Sunday at 3.00 p.m.3.30 p.m.Sunday School.Reverend Dr, Mulligan Will Preach.The annual congregational meeting will be held In the Westmount Baptist Church Hall on Friday, February 14th at 8.15 p.m, sharp.Stanley Presbyterian * ; Westmount Park * | * The series of Sunday evening sermons on Marriage has filled a great need in the lives of an increasing number of people.Quite obviously, many are concerned about this deep and intimate relationship between man and woman.Questions raised in the after meet ing of the \u201cTwenty-Thirty\u201d Club indicates that there is a deep interest in religious views if only the Church will relate religion to life.Many young folks have stated that they hadn't been to Church for years until their interest was aroused by this series.The sermon on Sunday night, which is the\u2019 fifth in the series, is entitled \u201cEprced Landing - Di- vorée\u201d.The problem of broken homes is surely one of the most alarming of our time.What are the major causes of divorce?Is there anything Christians can do to stenr this rising tide of divorce?This sermon will be of value to all ages because it will deal with à problem that concerns the whole of life.Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wood Ave.Westmount Rev.Sydenkam B.Lindsay, Recter - Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 e.m.Holy Communion; 9.00 a.m.Agapé.16,15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Procession, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m, Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 a Evensong: 5.30 pm \u2018daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\" CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., M.C.Assistant: Rev.J.Gardner Hedder, L.Th.SEXAGBSIMA SUNDAY 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 pm Evensong and Sermo.reacher: Rev.J.G.Hodder.8.30 p.m.St.Matthits\u2019 A.Y.P.A.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.n.Holy Communion.® 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Mattins.7:30 p.m.Evensong\u2014Rev.Cyril Powles will preach on \u201cThe Fellowship of the West.\u201d THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Noyler, Rector PAGE Five Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greens Ave., Westmount Minister: Re.Rev.T.W.Jones, A.D.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th 10.00 a.m.Church School.Guest Preacher: Rev.R.A.Stged, , of Ayr, Ontario.11.00 a.m.Three Men The Church Needs, 7.30 p.m.Atbletes For Christ.All are Invited fo bear this outstanding voung preacher and.to share the fellowship of this crusading congrega- on, : Organist and Choir Director, - Gif ford J Mitchell.\u201c Dominion-Douglas Church Bivd., cer.Lansdowne Avenue Westmount Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th 11.00 a.m.Dr.A, Lloyd Smith.Religion of Jesus.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.n.Rev.R.Graham Barr.Whom Shall We Go?\u2019 Organist and Choirmaster, J.Robb, Mus.Bac., Both.Services Broadcasted \u201cThe \u201cTo St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cots St.Antoine Rd., aear Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mewatt, B.A, B.D.Assistant Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th 11.08 am.Mr.Grant.\u201cWe That We May Be\u201d 7.30 p.m Special Service in charge of MacGillivray Auxillary.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society and Junior Young People\u2019s Society.Organist aud \u2018 Choirmaster, Fred Whiteley.COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwoed, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.P.Tilbury, 8.A., B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cThe Word Is Nigh Thee\u201d.7.36 p.m.Evening Tower of Babel\u201d, Br.Norwood at both services.Mr M.Warner Norman, Organist and Choirmaster.Worship.\u201cThe \u2018ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A,, B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th 11.60 a.m.Miss Wilma Gardner, B.A.of Quebec Religious Education Council.(Church School Installation Service).1180 a.m.and.12.15 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cSome Marks of a Christian.\u201d (Junior Young People\u2019s Union Installation Service).Organist and Choir Director, K.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) able, the camp at St.Jerome will Church Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant be used for this purpose John Alexander Johnston, D.D., a Headquarter Company has at brand Westmount and Victoria Avenues SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY Minister: - Present vacancies open for re- Organist and Choirmaster .5.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D 2 cruits Interested in signalling = Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 100 am.Bible Glass.ge W.sn TE and wireless telegraphy as well 11.00 am; \"The Four Slings of a SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th (100 se Recon Kindergarien Glass for $ \u2019 he Rector.Kindergarten s for y?83 driving and maintenance of 7 p.m.\u201cFamous Visits.\u201d 11.00 a.m, Rev.E.H.Johnson, B.Sc.small children.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th ly = vehicles, Ample equipment to Evening Series of Addresses: B.Th, Secretary of Missionary 3.00 p.m.Sunday School and Kinder- « wn \" id cover full instruction in these 1 »Sheba\u2019s Visit to fhe Court of Solo- Education.7.00 hin.Evenson.Preacher: The oe a.m.eh Pc ° subjects has now been receiv 5 » 11.13 am.Sunday School.Rev, Gordon G.Mercer, lo p.m.Church School.a and classes are being res x Burs Vist tothe Witch of Brion: » #:00 pan, Young People\u2019s Bible Class.Mond, to Girls 430 pm.Confirma- 7.50 pn.Happy Lending In Marringe ) =| 3.7 , .y od ed for those members of the Others will be added to the series.7-30 pou Pre Ve Tuesday, Feh.itn, 4.30 p.m.Confivina- V \u201cForced Landing \u2014 Divorce\u201d CT wv ev.J.D.e.tion for Boys 8.30 pam.\u201cTwenly- » .\u201cI Company who have recently Sunday, Tebruary 10th.Recital by Wednes day.Feb.2th, 70 am.Holy p.mr wenty-Thirty\u201d Club graduated from ing Wing.J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Cholr Director G.LE, Flower, Organist Weapons Train- Dr.Johnson at both Services.GUESTS CORDIALLY WELCOMED Coi Miss Doris Kilam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus, Thursday, mn \u201can, 10.60 am.Holy (McGill) \u2014 Organist and Cholr Director ommunion. Pire Se roc eto Vo, EF cr a ena rares EEE CEE be AA CU wwe ii * i 1 1 Rad 22 1 IUT 1 (ULLAL LLL MAMA AAA MA AAA M MMA MAMA MMA LAO 2222 tax _ PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 she Tri 84 [FI t raw Ca cat ab, x ws RFI a AT \"Westmonat's Home Newspaper.Social and Personal Miss Beryl Quigley is the con-] vener in charge of the St.Valentine\u2019s Bridge being held by the Professional & Business Women's Organization of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, at St.Leo's School Hall, Clarke Avenue, on Friday, February 14.Ticket conveners are the Misses Mary Leonard and Clare Martineau.Mrs.H.Warren K.Hale entertained on Saturday afternoon from five to seven o'clock at her home, 3193 Westmount Blvd., in honor of her daughter, Miss Ste- | phanie Hale, a debutante of the season.Mrs.Emily Ann Rogers, Gros- venor Avenue, has left for an extended trip to San Antonio, Texas, and Mexico.Before she left Mrs.Rogers was widely entertained by her many friends.She will be the guest for a time of her sister, Mrs.Raymond McCarthy in Mexico.Mr.and Mrs.George Trainor have been living in St.Stephen, N.B.since their honeymoon at Lake Placid, N.Y.En route to New Brunswick, they spent a short time with Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Kennedy, of Westmount, \u201cparents of Mrs.Trainor, who is the former Miss Mary Elizabeth Kennedy.Miss Emily Maw, Mount Pleasant Avenue, is vacationing for a month or_more in Miami, Florida, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.Marwood.Miss Sophy Eliott, Arlington Avenue, author, lecturer and radio speaker, will be the guest speaker on Tuesday at the Cote %°s Neiges and Snowdon Women's Club.Miss Elliott will take as her subject \u201cThe Pioneer Woman \u201cof North America.\u201d Miss Dorothy Feltham is vacationing in Florida and in Havana, Cuba.Attending the Constituting of Oronto No.69, Daughter of the Nile, will be Mrs.Arvid Growen, Mrs.J.Nixon, Mrs.W.8S.Andrews, Mrs.E.D.Bonnell, Mrs.Chas.Roman, Mrs.Alex Leslie, Mrs.J.Davies, Mrs.L.J.Swaife, \u2014 Charlotte Gowns SUIT STARS FOR 47 Here they are\u2014the first suits for Spring! DRESSES COATS BLOUSES COTTONS See the Whole Group! 1353 Greene Ave, near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 Open 9 to 6 Daily Mrs.W.R.C.Field, Mrs.E.Secord, Mrs.Rob\u2019t.Loañe, Mrs.W.Halsall, Mrs.B.Massiah and Mrs.W.Lagdon.Mrs.Growen and Mrs.Nixon will leave on Thursday for Barrie, Ont., and points \u2018north.While in Toronto all will be guests at the Royal York Hotel.Re the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club Charter Day Luncheon, announcements have been mailed to \u2018the club membership, and any member who has not received her card is requested to \u2018communicate with Mrs.G.J.Shanks, Lacombe Avenue, the chairman of this event.4 Miss Hilda Alice Owens, bride elect, was given a blanket presentation at a shower held by her sister-in-law, Mrs.C.Owens, of Woodlands, Que.Another event in honor of Miss Owens was a cup and saucer shower held by Miss Etta Swinton, Wilson Avenue, NsD.G., and Mrs.Ethel Slattery, who were joint hostesses.Mrs.S.Trottier, St.Mark Street, also entertained for the bride-to-be, a presentation being made.- Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Alexander and their children, of Exshaw, Alberta, are visiting Mrs.Alexander\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Barclay, Victoria Avenue.Mr.Alexander is also visiting his mother, Mrs.Alexander, in.Montreal West.At the marriage of Miss Madeleine Bienvenu, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Bienvenu, to Mr.Kenneth John Forbes, son of Mr.and Mrs.William T.Forbes, Which is taking place at half past ten o'clock in St.Leo's Church, Westmount, on Saturday morning, February 15th, the bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Renee Bienvenue, as maid of honor, and by the Misses Claudine and Nicole Bienvenu, also sisters, as bridesmaids, with little Miss Monique Amyot, her cousin, as flower girl.Mr.Louis Geoffrion, the bride's cousin will be best man, the ushers being Mr.Owen McKenna, cousin of the bridegroom; Mr.Bill Flavelle, Mr.Jean Gratton, Mr.Jim Frost, Mr.Jean P.W.Osti- guy and Mr.Robert McBride.The reception will be held in the Rose Room of the Windsor Hotel.Chief Cobb Will Speak At St.Andrew\u2019s W A.The Women\u2019s Association of St.\u2019 Andrew\u2019s United Church will have Chief Cobb of the Westmount Fire Department as guest speaker at \u201cthe business meeting on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.Movies will be shown on \u201cFire Prevention\u201d.The tea hostesses will be Mrs.W.J.S.McMaster and the Lans- downe group.Red Cross meets at 10:30 a.m.MME A.NedBack GOTHIC 3132 Masson St.4491 St.Lawrence LL ALAS LLL LS LLL LLL Sf LLL SEL LH [S717 THES 20 AE IA 21 EAS IISA FA 0 PAE A PAI 1120 AA \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN CORSETS, CORSELETTES BRASSIERES Maternity and Suigical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings S STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT ot ld Ul ld dl ddd UL EE COURVAL D.: À.D.: À.4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert - APPROACHING WEDDINGS |- EILEEN APPLETON when she was singing for Miss June Farrell Is General Convener Of Ascension Social The Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish will hold a Valentine Social in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall, Clarke Avenue, Westmount, on Tuesday evening.Miss Mavis Reynolds, who is in charge of entertainment, has planned various novelty dances, and refreshments will be served under the convenership of Miss Margaret Sharp and Miss Patricia Mulcair.iMss Lorraine McManus is in charge of decorations for the occasion; Miss Patricia Barrett, tickets; and the event is under the general convenership of Miss June Farrell.Churchwoman\u2019s Year Plans Valentine Party At St.Stephen\u2019s The St.Stephen's Churchwoman's Year is holding a Valentine party in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, Westmount, on Wednesday evening, at a quarter past eight.Cards will be played and refreshments served.The members of the parish and their friends are cordially invited to attend.Mrs, P.J.LeRiche is the general convener.Rev.W.Orr Mulligan Baptizes Baby Percy The infant son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Douglas Percy, of 4881 Melrose Avenue, N.D.G., was christened on Sunday afternoon at half-past four o'clock by the Rev.Dr.Wm.Orr Mulligan, of Melville Presbyterian Church.The baby received the names of Robert Wayne, -and for the ceremony wore a family heirloom christening robe, lent by his great-aunt, Mrs.W.E.Hudson.Robert Wayne had the honor of being the fifteenth baby to wear it for baptism.Later, a reception was held at the home of the baby\u2019s parents; Mrs.Chapman, the infant's maternal grandmother, being among those present.Melville W.M.S.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 p.m.on Tuesday, February 11, at the Manse, 351 Melville Avenue, Westmount.Mrs.W.E.Hudson will lead the Devotions.Gwynneth Dazies Saunders, soprano, will be the soloist, accompanied by Mrs.R.J.Sutherland.Pepars have been prepared by Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Ethel ee 7 L777 7 77777 Will Sing In Lyric Operetta ANNE WATSON The role of Phoebe will be taken by Eileen Appleton in the presentation of \u201cThe Yeomen of the Guard\u201d by the Lyric Operatic Society, in aid of the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Library.Eileen Appleton Is a war bride, a native of Essex, England, who met her Canadian husband Armed Forces.Aune Watson will be remembered for her brilliant singing and acting as Mad Margaret in \u2018\u2019Ruddigore\u201d.She takes the role of Elsie Maynard, in the \"Yeomen™ which is being given under the sponsorship of the N.D.G.Community Council, in Victoria Hall, Westmount.(Ru.Hon.F.M.Forde | Will Speak At N.D.G.Charter Day Luncheon At the Charter Day Luncheon, which is the Twenty- * fifth Anniversary Celebration of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, taking place early in March, the guest.speaker will be the Right Honorable Francis M.Forde, High Commissioner to Canada for the Commonwealth of Australia.This will be one of the first opportunities for Montrealers to- hear this distinguished speaker, who has recently arrived in Canada.| Friday,\u201d February 14th, Mrs.H.S.Jacques .\u201c And Mrs.P.Delgada; | Are Joint Chairmen ~ The \u2018Westmount Women's \u201cClub will mark.its Members\u2019 Day this year with a fashion show, feature ing the.new springatyles, to.bé presented by - Holt, Renfrew.& Co.Ltd, in Victoria Hall on at 2,50 pm, Buddy Payne will, \u2018preside at the organ, as \u2018the\u2019 models\u201d par ade.The, joint, \u2018chairmen in charge of the\" \u2018arrangements for \u2018the afternoon ~ are \u2018the \u2018two vice- presidents, Mrs.H.8.Jacques and.Mrs.P.\u201d G.Delgado.Tea will be served, dy Mrs.Herbert |'& Holland and; Wer Hospitality Committee.=.A \u2014\u2014\u2014 Advance Spring Showing! PRINTED SILK CREPES and JERSEYS FROM 8.95 COTTONS rom 3.98 A complete range of sizes including half-sizes.> May s Fl.9541 | 1219 Greene Avenue M.Doull.BE ee a EEE EC Tes 5 Pt Our Staïf 7 Qualified Corsetieres Will Help You With Your Figure Problems.Magic of Sara Drew Foundations.ALL OUR GARMENTS ARE FITTED BY EXPERT CORSETIERES Bi: PEIN DR 113 LIM'TED + 4888 SHCERBRDDKE ST Foundations for Larger Figures And Demonstrate the Omen aN e pa 1800 38 Hn] Fine Wa | For Fast Service Bring Your Westmount\u2019 Home Newspaper™ All the colors of the spring, from.tulip crimson to buttercup blazed in the parade of tow yo Lom at the Spring styles displayed \u201cFashion Revue of the Westmount igion of the Catholic Wo- pio League, held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.W.J.Keating was the convener, and the commentator was Mrs.Edmund Foster.he gowns, designed by Miss Phyllis King, were fashioned for ail occasions, and for mature as well as youthful figures.White patin pyjamas.were combined with a.royal blue: Chinese silk coat, and a tailored satin.rose negligee was edged with frothy lace at the cuffs of the hanging sleeves.Suits were on casual and tailored fines, some with a new pleated fullness in the back, others with the equally new stand up collar.Slack suits were suggested for travel.The dresses, though simply made, were outstanding for - striking detail.A salmon crepe had brown nail- ficad and bead trim, and a two- piece black Canton crepe was softened with Swiss lace at the shonlders.A red print dress featured the all-round pleated skirt, extinct during the war.Cool Child Care Club \u201cWe step in while you slep out\u201d WI.5244 Formerly FI.5169 Monday to Friday 10:a.m.to 4 p.m.Saturday 10 a.m.to 12 noon Glowing Spring Fashions Shown | At Westmount C.W.L.Revue TO THE QUALIFIED WATCHMAKER From ELGIN Fine Assortment of Rings, Watches, Wedding Gifts, etc.Laurence ALEXANDER 4188 St.Catherine W.(Near Greene) WE.2102 WALL PAPER Say \u2014 -\u2014 - Charming Cheerful Patterns To Choose __} From.WALL PAPER SHOP MEZZANINE FLOOR CASTLE BUILDING \"THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 shades of apple green, aqua blue and candy prints were shown, but navy, with white or multi-colored trimming, seems to have retained its popularity for the daffodil season.Flowers and Veiling Hats, as created by Argentine, are trending to off-the-face and on-the-side, Many are high-crown- ed and some have the open crown.On the whole they are characterized by the abundance of flowers and veiling, : Shoes this spring are predominantly sling style, with open toes and platform soles frequently bound with reptile: La Gioconda showed models of calf and suede and fabric, in every color and type all designed to give zest to the lady's costume from the ground up.F Walsh contributed the furs, which were carried over the arm or worn in coats of three-quarter or full length.One mink-dyed muskrat had full \u2018sleeves, and a hair seal had silver fox cuffs and soft wide sleeves.A green alligator bag worn with a navy redingote, and a shining bracelet and necklace set were some of the accessories offered by Bert Light.The hairdressing was done by Walters Hairdressers, the makeup by Elizabeth Arden; McKenna Florists contributed the flowers, and Madam Joel Ltd, the gloves.Bridal Scene In the bridal tableau which climaxed the Revue, the bride displayed a white satin\u201ddress with net yoke and fitted torso and a full bouffant skirt falling into a slight train.Her attendants wore delft blue taffeta on similar lines, the small flower girl being in a lighter shade of blue.Six \u201cWedding guests\u201d wore differently styled dinner gowns, ranging from a grey jersey silk with matching mohair hat, to a fuchsia model with bustle effect and a hat of blue tulle.After the parade, Miss King and Madam Argentine were introduced and presented with corsages.Tea was served.The models appearing in the Revue were the following: Mesdames M.Hackett, John Turcot, S.V.Maxwell and A.deL.Mac- Donald; and the Misses Patsy Mc- Vey, Pauline Shea, Patricia O'- Brien, Kathleen Keating, Audrey Drury, Eleanor Polan and Ainslie Colton.The little flower girl was Miss Marie Claire Pare, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Pare.The runway used was contributed by the T.Eaton Co.W.V.S.Campaign Now In Full Swing In Canada, during the war, the WVS did not wear uniforms, but with their red and green armbands they filled the thousands of volunteer jobs that had to be done by women as part of Canada\u2019s war programme.With the end of the war, there is still a need for WVS (Montreal) \u2014only the emphasis has changed from war-time to peace-time community service.WVS has done two things\u2014be- registrations, it has made available more volunteers for community organizations, and it has given many women the opportunity, for the first time, to play an active part in the life and upbuilding of their own community.First Appeal For Funds Now, for the first time, WVS in Montreal goes to the public for financial support.The objective of the drive, which commenced on Monday is $10,000.Their appeal is based solely on the record of volunteer service to this communty, given by women of all creeds and tongues, urged by their desire to help, wherever and wlienever they cause of its tremendous war-time | skimmer.\u2018 A sunrise picnic need have no\u2019 terrors for a girl like water-ski champ Tee Matthews, Cypress Garden, Fla., and New York City model, who can skim through the surf\u2014to shock sleep out of the system and arouse a special brand of sparkle.The next best thing for sleepyheads who wake up with ice and snow on the windowpanes, is to turn on the cold shower! PLAY THEMSELVES Not only will many top stars play themselves in Paramount's 37-star \u201cVariety Girl\u201d but several studio employeés who normally work behind the cameras will be seen in this \u201cinside\u201d Hollywood musical comedy.Director George Marshall heads this group.When he was an actor, Director Leslie Fenton played roles such as Alan Ladd plays.Fenton, interestingly enough, is directing Ladd | residents are members.Local C.G.L T.To Attend Banquet February 10th to 16th will be C.G.IT.week, with over 40,000 Canadian Girls in Training right across Canada recognizing C.GIT.week in their own community.Local C.G.IT.girls will attend a banquet for 500 of their move- in Montreal; and on Sunday, February 16th, they will be the guests of First Baptist Church at the morning service and will parade into the church in guni- form with their leaders.The C.GIT.movement is sponsored in Montreal by the Girls Work Board of which several local Altar Society The Montreal West Group of St.Ignatiys Loyoia Altar Society are conducting a \u201cPenny Worth\u201d in the Parish Foyer Thursday, Feb.13th at 8.15 p.m.Refreshments ment on Friday, February 14th |- PAGE SEVEN KASSIE FURS CUSTOM FURRIERS Formerly of 2200 St.Catherine W.FURS REPAIRED \u2014 RELINED REMODELLED Estimates Without Obligation 4917 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Near Prince Albert DE.3951 ST Miss \u201cWendy's | FEBRUARY SALE Come in afd see our Dresses.Sizes | to 8 years.One - of - a - kind styles, smocked dresses.4926 Sherbrooke St.Westmount also will be served.EF & ESTABLISHED 1898 in Paramount's \u201cSaigon.\u201d ters for C e tant rt ren a ve ul.J.ROSS St.Catherine St.at Greene Ave., in Westmount, Member\u2014Master Ledies* Hairdressers\u2019 Guild of Montreal.d.and Bel Beauty Preparations.For A Lovelier You Let our Hairstylist give vou Magic, Allure, Sparkle in a new Hairdo.There is nothing quite so exhilarating to your morale as a change, either of scene or of the way you look to yourself and others, Our stylists will give you a new \u2018Fresh-up\u2019 treatment that will pui you on bettèr terms with yourself.Appointments \u2014 Phone WE.2765 REC'D.+ THE LYRIC OPERATIC SOCIETY PRESENTS GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S : YEOMEN «« GUARD HARRY NORRIS: CONDUCTING VICTORIA HALL FEBRUARY 12-17-18-19-20-21 Sponsored by N.D.G.Community Council Proceeds in Aid of N.D.G.BOYS' & GIRLS\u2019 LIBRARY « ~ Nelson & Douglas, 1200 Peel Street M.A.Brown, DE.8043 1410 STANLEY STREET \\ could, to the best of their ability.Cape's Reliable Drug Stores ° Tax Included Tickets On Sale At RESERVED SEATS \u2014 1.25 A.L.Ladouceur, 5872 Sherbrooke St.W.N.D.G.Community Hall D.M.Jones, PL.5944 BOX OFFICE OPENS Feb.12th\u2014at Nelson & Douglas, 1200 Peel Street. EE DITS NRA DIRE RE dR Ser RE ARE TND ON SOS ER me Le iPr 1 0 zing LS RR TF ve rie 4 À pe] i SRR IYER TH A Es TEI WT IEEE ier im \u201cWemmeval\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Gerry\u2019 s \u201cChatter | Column Follow her every week for helpful hinits in your shopping.Gerry will answer all inquiries.Les.Now that the festive candles have burned down to a size that they RS them down in a sauce.pan, and \u2018pouring the hot -.*.ustard cups.When wax is partially set, place ref cup.After wax has hardened remove from longer usuable, \u2018try - -melting, wax into half.filled.pirex c mainder of wick into middle o cup, and you have a very decorative piece for a table dbo.in 2.glass bowl half filled with water, which has.been placed effective on a refle CSL.Gf Strp~e tor.My Old Haunt Again : It is nice to be visiting my old \u201chaunts\u201d again, and to be welcomed back by the many pleasant friends ! have made.The staff of The C.S.L.Gift Shop, at 1480 Sherbrooke St.W.just east of guy, are the same cheerful crowd, two :of the young \u201classies\u201d are having a hard time keeping their mind on the job these days, yes, you've guessed it.Those of you who have not visited .this store \u201cof late and have a particular yen for lovely old wrought iron, be sure and notice the rare old - pieces that flank both sides of.the stairs as one enters \u2018the shop.They are old iron pots hooked on to andirons, holding ivy in them.You ladies who had envied the lovely English handbags at Christmas time will be ° thrilled to learn that now you may purchase them at very reduced prices.There are red, black, blue, brown and natural - pigskin.Here also is something some young lady will just love to take up North, namely, an after ski coat about hip length, made of lamb\u2019s wool, lined with a very gay red rayon, the designs being Northern scenes, skiing figures, etc.The outside trimmed with red, and all very attractive and.warm.find an unusual head piece of black rayon printed with figures of stars and snowflakes.It is so cut that one may use it as a scarf, or draped around the waist.It is a Nelo product.I noticed something new in\u2019 hand hooked chair seats, and they have enough burlap left unhooked in the piece that one could finish them off in what ever style one wished.This is one store where I find it very hard not to become buyer instead of reporter.Ah well.An Old Saying The old saying \u201cA prophet is not without honour except in his own country\u201d is sometimes true about our own shopkeepers.We take them for granted.! was amazed last week when a friend of mine from California, who is visiting here asked me to show her that famous French shop, called Beau Manoir, 1498 Sherbrooke St.W,, just east ot Guy.It seems that friends of her's who were here last summer, bought some of their fine old French Canadian pine furniture.Needless to say 1 was only In the .back of the shop is, you will » CN | 1 OX too pleased tobe able to escort her to this fascinating shop.We were told while there any piece of furniture may be copied and mede to order, for example : like some of the lovely end tabies.This work is all hand-made.By, a lucky stroke \u2018of \u2018fortune \u2018the buyer was able to piek upa pri- ) ~ vate collection of pre-war Hungarian hand carved wooden curios, made in dozens of designs, some of miniatiure figures, all painted to reveal the rich coloring of Hungarian peasant costumes.If you are looking for an attractive bridge prize, these are just the thing, and are very cheap.Oh, yes, you will love the little wooden shoes, bottles, books, slippers, hearts, and scissors.These are extremely small .and are attached to red silk .cords, for use as book markers.* At Christmas time this shop had some adorable little cups with BOB engraved in the middle, and they were such a success, that now you may buy them for JOHN, BETTY, DENISE, DON- ALI), ETHEL, and other names.They come in brown and cream, and in two shades of blue.They are a good size, and will take plenty of hard bangs.Here is a store where one may wander - around, and be amazed that such objects can be had in Montreal.An Epicurean\u2019s Rendezvous Wherever there Is a gathering of women, sooner or later the conversation is bound.to drift to the main topic of the day .FAMILY MARKETING.One afternoon last week such a chin-wag took place, all of us more or less complaining about this, that and the other inconvenience experienced while trying to balance the family budget without omitting the necessary calories.After all our opinions were voiced, one of the ladies, from Westmount, said quite calmly \u201cWell, 1 don't feel sorry for you, as that is what happens to people who flit from store to store\u201d.You should have seen our faces, OH, yes, they were red, and finally the chorus sang out And what do you do?\u201d .With a very contented smile, she said \u201cI have always shopped at .SCOTT'S MARKET .all ! do is 'phone my order for the day and it is delivered, and in time for dinner\u201d.Then she proceeded to tell us some of the groceries she had no trouble in procuring .but when she started telling us of the \u201cjuicy\u201d steaks she has had, that was the climax.It dia not take me long to find out this \u201cEPICUREAN'S RENDEZVOUS\u201d.Next week 1 will have more interesting news about the DAVIS BROTHERS, they are the owners of SCOTT'S MARKET, 56 Westminster Avenue, Montreal West.Telephone DE.8479-8470.are.no centre.They.are very .: They Know T heir Goods Mr.Frank Round & Son, floor specialists at 5336 Sherbrogke St.W.just west of Decarie Blvd.need no words of mine in the way of \u2018introduction.Last year they opened their store \u2018here, and today they are known from one end of Montreal to the other.Needless to say there is a reason for their success .THEY KNOW THEIR GOODS .1 was quite interested in their special mechanical cleaning process for chesterfields and rugs.They \u2018are the only people\u2019 in Montreal who have this maehine.It isa.factory type, yet may be applied \u2018right in your own home.New solvents are used, soil .is extracted, not pushed in, and there is no shrinkage, nor unpleasant odors.It is also used to clean\u2019 carpets that- are laid -wall to wall.To handle .this machine Mr.Round has experienced men who know how this work must be done.I'm sure after you have had your chesterfied cleaned by this method, you will agree that this is the only proper way to clean furniture.Here is a bit of news the men of the houge will be thrilled to hear.No more - back bending while trying to please .MOTHER .At last there is a new product for shining floors and linoleums.It is called MIROGLOSS, it has a plastic base, and after the first coat is applied, which takes 60 seconds to dry, no other application is needed for six months.One can wash the floors, time and again, and the gloss still remains.This comes in a generous size can, and is applied with a brush.By calling DExter 4529 one will be delivered.If you are interested in rugs drop in and meet MR.ROUND, and be surprised at what you will find in this store.Pattern In Fine Fabric Often Dominates Style Pattern moves once again as an effective motif in fashion.You trace it in the designs of mèêta) brocades when every line of the gown or evening wrap sub- serves the fabric's pattern.Embroidery in gold bullion and sequins outlines a rounded yoke on a heavy cream faille evening coat.Embroideries in braids and finest silk thread mark the return of detailed elegance in fashion.Against this flair for trimming stands the stark grace of drapery.Fluid lines draped with Gre- and even lamé.But this is a season where individual taste finds expression and in the end it's \u201cTo each his own.\u201d Women put raw dough on their faces to improve their complexions in the Middle Ages.Mains has a 3000-mile coastline.obi de UE \u2019 Matheson, ' place, with Mrs.K.-W.Mathe- cian precision hold their own in | gowns of jersey, crepe, chiffon, \u2019 Supreme Deputy Mri.K.w.organizer of Orontp Temple \u2018No.69, Daughters of the Nile, will present their Charter to \u2018them in a special service to be held in the Royal.York \u201cHotel, Toronto, on- Wednesday.This new temple was instituted in April, 1946, and the constituting will be witnessed by :two hundred or more - guests.- : \u2026 À .specially arranged - affair in scheduled for the constituting after which-a dinner in the Venetian Room will follow, and in the evening the.installation .of officers .of Oronto No.69 .will: take son acting as installing \u2018 \u201c officer.Address of Welcome The address of welcome will be given by Past Supreme Queen \u201cYeomen \u201d Benefit Subscribers Listed Among subscribers to the performances of \u201cThe Yeoman of the Guard\u201d to be presented by the Lyric Operatic Society with Harry Norris conducting, at Victoria Hall, February 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, in aid of the Boys and Girls Library of Notre Dame de Grace are the following: Mr.and Mrs.M.Garfinkle, Mr.and Mrs.I.Rip- stein, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Lyall, Mr.and Mrs.P.Kuhring, Mr.and Mrs.W.\u2018Gillespie, Mr.and Mrs.W.Edgar, Mr.and Mrs.H.Mitch- éll,, Mr.'and- Mrs.Elkin, Mr.and Mrs.J.Crawford, Mr.and Mrs.Vie.Hobbes, Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Hannen, Hon.and Mrs.J.A.Mathewson, Mr.and Mrs.J.Ware, Mr.and Mrs.G.Agar.Mr.and Mrs.T.B.Heeney, Mr.and Mrs.R.Johnson, Mr.and Mrs.Mastyn Lewis, Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Sperber, Mr.and Mrs.M.Hunter, Mr.and Mrs.R.Hickey, \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McKay, Mr.and Mrs.Austin Murphy, Mr.and Mrs.B.Graham, Mr.and Mrs.W.Niven, Mr.and Mrs.R.Dember, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Morris, Mr.and Mrs.H.Hughes, Mr.and Mrs.Newman, Mr.and Mrs.R.Me- Intosh, Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Fraser, Mr.and Mrs.Craig, Mr.and Mrs.L.W.Beaupre, Mr.and Mrs.N.B.Muir, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.P.Moore, Mrs.F.R.Ames, Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Zeran, Mr.and Mrs.L, S.Marsh, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Mosher, Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Mac- Sween, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Speirs, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Maud, Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Gatehouse and Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Perks.Maritime Club The Maritime Women's Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening, in Tudor Hall (James A.Ogilvy's store) under the con- venership of The Art and Letters Group, at which Anne Savage, a Canadian artist, and a member of the enlarged group of seven, Will give an illustrated lecture on \u201cThe special reference to the works of Tom Thomson.Lilian Ellis Thompson will be the soloist on this occasion, accompanied by Mrs.F.H.Mathewson.To qualify as an efficient filament in an electric light bulb, ltungsten must be 99.99 per cent pure.Story of Canadian Painting\u201d, with! Mr.K.Matheson To Present 1D.ON.Charter In Toronto- - = : Dorelià \u201cTaylor, | Dopûty-at-tarée, -of Detroit, Mich., and the installing.officers will be as followst \u2018Queen Orpia Growen of Mons treal as Installing Chaplain;.\u2018Past Quéen Gwendoline Andrews as Marshal; Past Queen Jessie Les« lie as Flag Bearer; installing atd tendants, Past Queen \u2019 Jesbié Nixon of Montreal and Past Sud preme Queen Helen Cramer of \u2018Buffalo, N.Y.Other members \u2018ot Oasis No.\"46, Montreal, taking part will \u2018be \u2018Mrs L.J.Skhife, Mrs.E.D.Bonnell, Mrs.J Davies, Mis.\u201cChäs, \u2018Roman Valeÿtield; Mfrs, E: Secord and Mis: W.R/-C.Field, as Queen's atteridants, \"Also attending the ceremony \u2018will \u201cBe \u2018Mrs.B.Maas siah, Mrs.W.Halsall, Mrs.May Lagdon and Mrs.Bob Loane.) Mrs.Peggy Brown, wife of Past Potentate of Ramesis.Tem- | ple, Reg.Brown, will be installed as Queen with Mrs.Chas.Cope as Princess Royal.The delegates from Montreal will attend several social functions arranged for them while in Toronto, and on Thursday evens ing a dinner is planned in the Royal York Hotel followed by a card party.Aid Crippled Children The Daughters of the Nile work exclusively for the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children and during the past year the finished articles made and donated to the 17 Shriners\u2019 Hospitals throughout the circuit amounted to over $35,000.00.There are 72 temples of Daughters of the Nile throughout the Dominion of Canada, the United States of America and Hawaii.The Daughters of the Nile maintain what is known as & Convalescent Relief Fund from which is purchased Arthopaedic equipment such as braces, brace- supports, cod-liver oil, etc, for the children in the out-patients department.There is also a Fol- low-Up Service for the children after they leave the hospital.While in Toronto all delegates from Montreal will be guests at the Royal York Hotel.\u2019 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our newest imported materials are worth seeing.Also overcoals and topcoats made-to-order.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) A.C.Refrigeration Co.Repairs Service Sales PROMPT - EFFICIENT! 837 NOTRE DAME W.Toe Plateau > 6871 at the start with LL ORIG _ MBNose Drops that provide instant and certain relief.(non EH?) 9 Z LISTEN TO THE MORNING NEWSCAST MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CKVL 8:55 A.M.By A.C.AVAILABLE AT 4 ALL DRUG STORES larg sitale lUowst Mons .Past 8 a > Les Ig at Jessiq it Sud er of ers of aking kaife, s J ni 1 and ueen\u2019s > thé Mass .May è : e of Tem- tallied Cope ntreal funes ile in ished.o the yugh- over nples ough- , the and Nile as à from aedic race- , for ients Fole Idren rates ts at are hos 2 MRS.WALTER MINGIE 5 ; es; end e annual business meeting £- Woman's Association of St.An 's \u2018United Church, West- pount,\u201d held recently, a very en- puraging \u2018report was submitted i \u2018which excellent progress was hown during the past year.The sewing convener reported [58 a¥ticles made, including quilts pales, pajamas, bureau covers, The knitting convener re- @ 264 hand knit articles MB were distributed to the fol- ig Family Welfare, St.aba House, Foster Home , V.O.N., Montreal General al, Camp Lewis, a retired ger's family, two theologi- dents and their wives, Grace \u2018 Home Hospital, Grenfell La- dé Mission, Children's Home /pchine and French Protes- ints at home.Food parcels were | pétit.fo the French Protestant Mi- nistew\u2019 wives and families in Frafice.Boxes of foodstuffs, etc., werdalso packed by the different pit groups and sent to Rev.Bro) Copland in China.MS Red Cross Group meeting 't the Woman's Association 11,680 small dressings.Officers Elected _ Ti following is a list of offi- des \u2018elected for the year 1947:\u2014 .Honorary President, Mrs.F.W.Kerr and Mrs.D.M.Grant; past president, Mrs.D.O.Bremner; Mrs.Maurice Stoker is acting as vive.WB Conveners For Homoeopathic Valentine Dinner Dance MAURICE STOKER vice-president, Mrs.George Cross; second vice-president, Mrs.R.H.Robinson; third vice - president, Mrs.D.O.Bremner; fourth vice - president, Mrs.Malcolm Loucks; treasurer, Mrs.W.A.Falconer; recording secretary, Mrs.F.W.McHattie; corresponding secretary, Mrs.W.E.Rhodes; press secretary, Mrs.Alex Ross.Convener of social committee, Mrs.W.H.Spearman; assistant convener of social committee, Mrs.Arthur Ray; convener of sewing committee, Mrs.Harold Gorham; \u2018assistant conveners of sewing committee, Mrs.J.B.Brodie, Mrs.C.A.Wylie, Mrs.H.J.Racey, Mrs.E.W.Dorken; knitting convener, Mrs.J.A.McKay; convener of flower committee, Mrs.Harry Cantlon; convener of housekeeping committee, Mrs.J.B.Russell; convener of nominating committee, Mrs.R.H.Robinson; convener of visiting committee, Mrs.T.M.Barrington; representatives: Gren- fell, Labrador, Mrs.D.W.Dickson, and Mrs.A.R.Forman; St.Col- umba House, Mrs.C.R.Jeakins; United Church Home, Mrs.T.B.Earle; and Local Council of Women, Mrs.J.N.Poole, Mrs.D.O.Bremner.Sixty per cent of the eggs produced in the United States comes from small flocks which do not receive special care.president, Mrs.J.N.Poole; First : ab yl : finity W.A.Presents $ 3000 Missions § ATTENTION, MOTHERS While You Shop, etc.Bring Your Children To *C.C.S.\" A NEW Service to Meet An OLD Need.James United Church Building Entrance by 1435 City Councillors St.= i URDAY, FEB.Sth, AT 3 P.M.# Melody Hour with { Baul de Marky ADMISSION 50¢ Few Student Tickets Available MOgilvy's Tudor Hall PLateou 7711 Wardens; $ 2 50 To At the annual meeting of the Women's Association of Trinity Memorial Church, the President, Mrs.Geo.E.Foster, announced that a very successful year had just been completed.The treasurer\u2019's report stated that the total receipts for the year were $3,- 579.66 of which the sum of $3,000 had been given to the wardens, and over $250 to missions, The rector, Canon Naylor, paid tribute to the splendid work of the Women's Association during the past 25 years, and Mrs.J.M.AIF mond announced that the sum total of $103,943.44 had been raised during that time, of which the sum of $11,818.13 had been given to missions through the Women\u2019s Auxiliary.The following officers were elected for the newly organized Churchwomen\u2019s Year: Year, Mrs.W.Dean O'Connor.Seasons, Mrs.Donald McCrae, Mrs.A.W.D, Swan, Mrs.Douglas Rennie and Mrs.R.A.Greenleaf, Treasurer, Mrs.W.J.Lucas.Secretaries, Mrs.J.K, Palmer, Mrs, R.G.Pratt and Mrs.Willis THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 MRS.WALTER NATCH general convener for the annual Homoeopathic Hospital of Montreal St.Valentine dinner dence being held under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of the hospital day, Pebruaty 14th, in the Ball Reem of the Mount Royal Hotel.Mrs.Walter Mingle is In \u2018charge of | Mrs.Walter Hetch is the ticket convener.Merb Merrissey\u2019s orchestre will furnish the music is hospital benefit dence.Dinner reservations should be meade through Mrs.Stoker, 5430 Trans island e.\u2014 All photos above by W.Gordon Mitchell., Poole Is New President St.Andrew's W.À.For 1947 -SECOND BREAK Catherine Craig has completed the lead in Paramount\u2019s \u201cSeven Were Saved\u201d and.will next appear opposite Randolph Scott in \u201cAlbuquerque\u201d for Pine and Thomas.New York state contains 49,204 square miles.C.P.Legi In Raising Convention Funds The regular business meeting of the Quebec Command Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Canadian Legion was held in the Queen's Hotel on Friday, January 31st, under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Solomon.It was decided at this meeting that all business meetings of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Quebec Command \u2018would be held in the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Room on the second floor of the Legion Mem-: orial Hall at 1191 Mountain Street.| The annual convention of the Québec Ladies\u2019 Auxiliaries will be\u2019 held May 15th,-16th and 17th in: the Legion Memorial Hall in Mont-' real.This is to be held separately 1 | from that of the men who will be meeting June 4th, 5th and 6th.The Ways and Means Committee \u2018 under the Chairmanship of Mrs.B.Taylor have planned various means of raising funds to cover convention expenses.A Military Whist under, the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Lyle, Branch 96 is to held in the Club Room of the Canadian Pacific Branch No.96 at 35¢ You- ville - Street, on\u2019 Tuesday, March 11th, at 8 o'clock.Members of all Auxiliaries are asked to help with! this project .so please phone Mrs.B.Taylor.for table reservations as soon as possible.A rummage sale is to take place in February or March in the! Church of St.James the Apostle.\u2019 If auxiliary members have rum- 11th ANNUAL EDITION! (Tax Inciuded} P.Malone.Matinee Feb.15th Sold Out TICKETS NOW SELLING .Prices: $1.25, $1.75 and $3.00 Only $1.25 tickets left for night of Feb.15th.Good tickets available for all other performances especially Feb.11th and 13th, 2 mage to contribute please phone the captain in your district to whom you can deliver your parcels.\u2018The following ladies have kindly offered assistance: Mrs.B.Taylor, N.D.G.; Miss E.Richardson, Verdun; Mrs.G.Duvalle, Ville Emard anid Cote St.Paul, Mrs.A.Lyle, Snowdon.: PAGE NINE n 96 To Assist Modernize Ycur Home - UPHOLSTELED FURNITUPE .MADE TO ORDER Repairs of All Kinds A.& R.Gratton 394 Church Ave.YOrk 5656 Cr FLOWERS From Flowers Limited 5127 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1179 Greenhouses at Rosemere PINKERTON\u2019S| - $ nein + gi ETAT men mes 14 LS TP NIN SO A Or era ar AE EE rare Fa, \u2019 Per cr rer ra es TT, THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 \"Woestmonat\u2019s Home dy Irene Dunn, Rex Harrison hn\u2019 Bringing to full\u2019 and I Br Ca screen life one bf the most fas- d cinating stories ever to top bestseller lists, \u201cAnna And The King Of Siam\u201d is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Ji Saturday night.Starring Irene ¥ Dunne, Rex Harrison and Linda à Darnell, it is no fiction tale spun > out of imagination.It is adapted 4 from Margaret Landon\u2019s unusual biography which captivated millions of readers with its exciting story of an English woman who came to exotic Siam in 1862 to serve as a teacher to the scores of wives and children of King PAGE TEN \u201cAnna And.The King, Of Si Sia Cow à GRAND DOUBLE BILL! Bob Hope and Joan Caulfield are Mongkut.co-starred in \u2018Monsieur \u2018Beaucaire,\u201d which starts at the West- H \u2019 mount United Theatre on Sunday for .one week.\u201cClaudia and ere was all the intrigue of i the royal palace, the loves and jealousies that rose out of the passions and furies of the harem, the breathtaking spectacle of a people who revelled in pageantry, and a shocking barbarism that ran parallel in strange paradox with.an\u2019 age-old culture of wis- combines \u2014 SAUT TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! Cornel Wilde, Linda Dang ; and William Eythe, above, are co-starred with Jeanne Crain \u201cCentennial Shimmer,\u201d in Technicolor, which starts on - he ul David,\u201d starring Dorothy McGuire and\" Robert Youngy'e to \u2018make a truly excellent double bill.Van Johnson, Esther Williams In Technicolor Hit At Monkland dom and beauty.Woven in brilliant relief through this exotic i - ; ; background is the story of Anna, at the Monkland United Theatre.It féatures music by the y 0 Jerome Kern, and has an excellent supporting cast Includi = 200 Walter Brennan, Constance Bennett and Dorathy Gish.08 oe.se Cn cm made.SATS AIG We \u201cEasy to Weq,\u201d the Techni- again revealing her skil-:as a : \u2018 A awi ing and diving champ.The herself, who brought her Western } color musical comedy, which is SWIMMINE à ving np.beauty, fiery courage and keen now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Friday night, is easy to look at, easy to listen to, and above all, easy to laugh at.With a star-studded cast, topped by Van Johnson, Esther Williams, Lucille Ball and Keenan Wynn, the picture offers a world.of entertainment in a howl-pro- voking tale of a lady-killer who gells his charms to the highest bidder » only to find himself facing charges of bigamy.Against this is laid a celorful background of metr opolitan action contrasted with scenes at a Mexican resort, with Van Johnson and Esther Williams doing their musical sequences\u2014Miss Bail does a song-and-dance number, too \u2014 are arrestingly original and beautiful.Van Johnson will add to his huge host of fans as the debonair man-about-town who agrees to marry Lucille Ball in order that he can subsequently make love to Miss Williams and get her to drop a newspaper libel suit, caused by her having been termed a \u201chusband stealer\u201d.The vivacious Lucille Ball is seen to advantage as the dancer who Is tossed willy-nilly between Van Johnson and Keenan Wynn, in utter disregard of her own wishes, and Keenan Wynn is ideal as the bewildered reported whose: wit to win a triumph no woman ever won before.More glamorous than ever, and looking like a valentine in her crinolines and 1860 vintage bonnets, Irene Dunne, welcoming a change from the comedy roles she has been playing, brings Anna to the screen in her first historical role in 10 years.For the part of the moody, temperamental King Mongkut, Rex Harrison, England's famous screen and stage actor, came to Hollywood for his first American fin.appearance.But he is no stranger to the Canadian screens \u2014he won wide acclaim here with his outstanding portrayals in Friday Evening, February 7th,.1947 Banquet Hall \u2014 Victoria Hall \u2014 Westmount DOOR PRIZES ® BOB FRAME'S ORCHESTRA Admission: 75¢ - Tax Included % WESTMOUNT Now Playing until SATURDAY: IRENE DUNNE «.- REX HARRISON in \u201cAnna And The King Of Siam,\u201d with Linde Dorm Also \"SO DARK THE NIGHT,\u201d with Steven Geray and Micheline Choix .It first singing and dancing on the unfortunate wisecrack has been \u201cNight Train,\u201d \u201cThe Citadel,\u201d g { screen and the lovely Esther \u2018the source of the libel suit.1 \u201cMajor Barbara,\u201d and more re- i - cently, in \u201cA Yank In London\u201d i and \u201cBlithe Spirit.\u201d g À SEVILLE Last Showing Teday! 2 SPECIAL REPEATS! TALLU- Lovely Linda Darnell is seen a LAH BANKHEAD in \"A Royal Scandal\u201d, with Charles Coburn, William as the voluptuous Tuptim Kin Eythe, Anne Baxter and Vincent Price.Also JOAN FONTAINE In Pp pum, g vy Eyre.with Web ret O' Brie P Ann Gamer Mongkut\u2019s favorite wife.One of and John Sutton.Orson » Marga en.Tesay Hollywood's most glamorous stars, Linda, who rose to the top by playing bad girls after having started her career in ingenue parts, brings to her current role | all of the intense fire and vivacity of the Tuptim who defied the King and customs of that era.The supporting cast of \u2018Anna pr \\ And The King Of Siam\u201d includes such outstanding players as Lee J.Cobb, Gale Sondergaard, Mikhail Rasumny, Dennis Hoey, Tito Renaldo and Richard Lyon.TOMMY AUBURN AMONG ARTISTS Patients at the Roval Edward Sanatorium in Ste.Agathe de Monts were entertained at the weekend by several westend Mont- realers who, through the war years and afterward, carried on a major share of troop show effort ir this district.Len Wheatley, emcee, Tommy Auburn, magician, Frankie Monroe, harmonica virtuoso and Lucy and her accordian represented former artists of the Tower Coeds troupe.In addition the program included appearances by the dancing Wong Sisters, Vi Graham, | comedienne, Daphne Carle, singer, Ha McIninch, pianist, Andy El- fingsworth, drummer, and imper- note se, PS mea © ere mE ree Se ae Starts SATURDAY A rhaadnes (St.Catherine at Chomedey) Until TUESDAY ! yy, Estofÿm | Bong WI : Teed From the pages of the popular movel comes one of the cutstanding pictures of the year.selected as one of the Ten Best.telling of Anne who braved a barbaric and hostile court to bring Western civilization to fabulous Siam! Ë sonations by Jeanne d\u2019Arc Charle- | = DOROTHY The show was arranged by ! Eileen Crosby and Thelma Pou- ( i aA pore in cooperation with the en- i To f and the K tertainment committee headed by .e Grattan D.Thompson, who accom- : of RJ A Ny panied the players on their trip ROBERT i ; 0 / i via special C.P.R.coach.you MO x i 4 MUSICAL INVENTOR YOUN 6 8 J i EE ).COBB - GALE SONDERGAARD - MIKHAIL RASUMNY Historlans honor Guido Artest RW #4, DENNIS HOEY - TITO RENALDO - RICHARD LYON nus, & Benedictine monk of the \u201ciff Logo \u2014\u2014\u2014 20 11th century, as the inventor of Apt £ 8 i \u2014 a the present scale characters in i § ; 1 Added Attraction \u2014\u2014 \u201c music, and also the names of the Lo .notes of the \u2018scale.PEU 66 \u2019, Cb SO DARK THE NIGHT Taking eggs from à falcon\u2019s nest, in England, was an offense punishable by & year in prison and a heavy fine during the reign of Henry VII.TIEN A Most Unusual Mystery! * Steven CERAY * Micheline CHEIREL SRY wee A ar eT aE ale WT ws: oa CaF | DELIGHTFUL BRITISH FILM! Wendy Hiller, the star of ygmalion\u201d, is\u201d to-starred with Roger Livesey in \u201cI Know here I'm Going,\u201d which starts on Saturday at the Snowdon ited Theatre for.one week.The film was photographéd in picturesque Highlands of Scotland, fendy Hiller And Roger Livesey b-Star In British Film Hit endy Hiller, the delightful of \u201cPygmalion\u201d and \u201cMajor ra\u201d, is cast in a co-starring ¢: with Roger Livesey, of \u201cCol- .lieves that money is the only yardstick used to measure hap- nf Yamel: Blimp\u201d fame, in the new A £ ithh film \u201cI Know Where I'm Hi ols,\u201d which starts at the Snow- \"United Theatre on Saturday or à week's engagement.; story, which has its setting A comedy-romance tailored for e Isle of Mull in Scotland, | Ginger Rogers is \u201cHeartbeat,\u201d e Don f a young woman who be- which starts on Wednesday at the ar ; ne Choin - OO OO CHILDREN'S SHOW | Hans Andersen\u2019s \u201cThe Emperor's New Clothes\u201d At Victoria Hall, Sat.Feb.15th 2.30 P.M.Also On Saturday, Feb.22nd A Presentation of the THEATRE FOR YOUNG FOLK SPONSORED BY THE CANADIAN ART THEATRE Tickets for Children k Adults: 35¢ to $1.Tax Inc.ne Elwood 1668 for Reservations and Avoid Disappelntment.Tickets alse et Victoria Mall on day of Performance.ia.il 1 10 OT OO fi ur ; =(Menkland at Girouard Ave.) JEANNE CRAIN SORNEL WILDE LIKDA DARNELL WILLIAM EYTHE | WALTER BRENNAN CONSTANCE BENNETT {DOROTHY GSH ADDED FEATURE oe % Peggy Ann GARDNER \u201c \"HOME SWEET HOMICIDE Lynn Bari \u2014 Randolph Scott * E04 MONKLAND \u2014 Last Showing ° x, day! VAN JOHNSON and ' \u201d ESTHER WILLIAMS in \u201cEasy To 801 Trrounh The Bey\u201d | | Wed\u201d, in TECHNICOLOR, with Lu- In Love In Vain\" ° cille Ball and Keenan Wynn.Also \u201cUp With The Lark\u201d © \u201cSHADOW OF A WOMAN\", with TY Helmut Dantine and Andrea King.° REVIVAL TONIGHT After 11 p.m.\u2014 Night Romance\u201d © RONALD REAGAN in \u201cInternational \u201cCinderelin Sue\u201d * Squadron\u201d.® ft .0 Tay TM TEAL AEE TFT et ER THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1947 piness.When she leaves her home in the Midlands to marry the wealthy tenant of a tiny Hebri- dean Island, she thinks that her future is assured.She has deep affection and sincere respect for the man she is to marry.The pattern of her life conforms exactly to the standards she has set\u2014 she knows exactly where she is going.But even money cannot control the weather in the \u2018Hebrides and the girl finds heréelf stormbound on the Isle of Mull, within sight of her journey's end.Here she meets a new world of people, a world where there is happiness and contentment\u2014but very little money.She also meets the laird of Kiloran, the owner of the island which her fiance has leased.They | fall in love, but she finds it hard to change her standard of values to confirm with the new change rin her life.Until he is leaving to rejoin the Navy, she struggles against her love for him but in the end realizes she cannot stand losing him.The rugged grandeur of Scotland which forms the authentic background to this film will prove a treat to movie-goers.\u201cHeartbeat\u201d Comedy Romance With Ginger Rogers At Seville Soon Séville United Theatre, playing \u2018until Friday night.Lavishly produced, this new release marks the return to the screen of Jean Pierre Aumont, cast opposite Miss \u2018Rogers, in this romance with a background of complex comedy situations in the gay locale of sophisticated Paris.Ginger plays a little French girl Arlette, seeking a job and a husband.Answering a newspaper ad for a job, she is greeted at the door for a respectable looking home by the stately Professor : Aristed (Basil Rathbone), really the head of a school for pickpockets.He impresses Arlette to \u201clift\u201d the diamond stickpin of an Ambassador.Foiling her in the attempt the Ambassador takes her to his home, where he dresses her in style and has her appear at the lavish Embassy ball that evening, where she learns she is to dance with a young man whose watch she must steal.From this point on the affair races through many unique complications to a highly romantic climax.Jean Pierre Aumont is seen as Ginger\u2019's intended victim.Adolphe Menjou gets in his deft work as the suave Ambassador, who plans the heroine's fling in high life.Basil Rathbone is the leader of the pickpockets and Melville Cooper, Mikhail Rasumny, Eudar- do Cianelli, Mona Maris and Henry Stephenson have the other principal roles in \u201cHeartbeat.\u201d Hans Andersen Tale Is C.A.T.Production The Theatre for Young Folk will stage Hans Andersen's lovely fairytale, \u201cThe Emperor's New Clothes,\u201d at Victoria Hall for matinee performance at 2.30 p.m.on Saturday, February 15 and 22.This will be third of five children's plays scheduled for this season.Started as an experiment last year, under the sponsorship of the Canadian Art Theatre, the response from parents and children has more than fulfilled expectations.Kings in Nomania and Tom Sawyer, presented earlier this season, each played for four performances at Victoria Hall to capacity audiences.In addition, both plays were sponsored by the Town of Mount Royal's Civic Recreation Association, playing four performances in the Town Hall, The scenery and music for \u201cThe Emperor's New Clothes\u201d is expected to delight young patrons when they come to Victoria Hall and meet the intriguing characters from this appealing fairytale.Reservations may be made by calling the Canadian Art Theatre at Elwood 1668, or tickets may he procured at the entrance on the days of the performance.yt PAGE ELEVEN BEST-SELLER FILMED! Irene Dunne and Rex Harrison are co-starred in \u201cAnna And The King Of Siam,\u201d which starts on Saturday at the Seville United Theatre, playing until Tuesday night, The film, based on the best selling biography of the same name, has an outstanding supporting cast including Linda Darnell, -Gale Sondergaard and Lee J.Cobb.* SNOWDON Last Showing Today! Were Sisters\u201d, with Phyllis Calvert.JAMES MASON in \u2018They Starts SATURDAY FOR ONE WEEK ! Starring WENDY FILLER ROGER LIVESEY CO =, - - : Plus These Excellent Short Subjects! \u2014 \u2014 \"ATOMIC POWER\" .A March Of Time \"BOOK REVUE\" .Technicolor Cartoon \"DIVING DANDIES\" .Technicolor Sport Review TE ss pit eine TE mm np npg ae LI 28055 pate FE i a rey ETE IRE LL # | bi ; | Amide, trp re creme ah.ER A sea HU wh Mage Cm TER GR ER AIT AYE PAGE AGE TWELVE THE | EXAMINER, FRIDAY, PEMUARY 7.1947 Minute Men Tests Part Of Health, Fitness Campaign The week of February 3 has Week.The Westmount Y.M.C.A.is been set aside as National Health attempting to stress the value of Health and Physical Fitness among boys in the Westmount area and has designed the Minute Man Tests.These tests are open to all boys 10-15 in the Westmount area.Tests are to be given as follows: Boys 10-12\u2014Saturday at 9 a.m.» for Gym Tests, Swim Tests, Hike Tests.i Boys 13-15\u2014Saturday at 10 a.m.for Gym Tests, Swim Tests, Hike Tests.Saturday Feb.8 GYM TESTS 1.Wall Jump\u2014difference between reach and standing jump; 10-12 years\u201410\", 13-15 years\u2014 24\".2.Race against time over obstacles (Time depends on the obstacle set up.) \u2018 8.Standing Broad Jump; 10- 12 years\u201448\u201d, 13-15 years\u201458\u201d.4.Basketball-\u2014Shots per minute; 10-12 years 4, 13-15 years 7.5.Standing High Jump; 10-12 years\u201427\u201d, 13-15 years\u201432\", 8.Chin-ups on High Bar; 10-12 Yyears\u20143, 13-15 years\u20145.7.Rope Climb; 10-12 years\u2014 First.mark on rope, 13-15 years \u2014second mark on rope.8.Ten Basketball Feul shots; 10-12 years\u20141, 13-15 years\u20142.9.Push-ups (Feet against wall permitted.) 10-12 years\u2014S8, 13:15 \u2018years\u201412.10.A balance Test.Five points given for each test.Total possible 50.Saturday Feb.15 Swim Tests\u2014Swimming Pool\u2014 One test for swimmers other for non-swimmers.SWIMMERS 1.Pick up 15 1b.ebject from deep end of pool and place on ledge, 2.Carry broomstick over the Au Gros Sapin Licensed Hotel at Lake Guindon.One Hour from Montreal.Roads Open All the Way Drive up fer @ winter week-end.On Maple Leaf Trall Between Shewbridge and St.Sauveur.Information: Lake Suindon, County Terrebonne.Phone Shawbridge 606-R-5 .PINE LODGE HOTEL RAWDON, QUE.An excellent Resort Hotel.All modern conveniences.Really a desirable location for the skier or vacationist.Our Meals Are Our Pride COCKTAIL ROOM Apply CL.1753 or direct \"ap WINTER.: \"SPORTS; ~ Pe Wangs Every winter sport you could possibly wish for.and at 4 your doorstept Fast downhills to challenge experts ., gentle slopes and snow-laden trails for beginners.Famous Snow Bagle Ski School .skating ., .Sibetian dog teams.Accommodation snd cuisine in the famous \u201cGray Rocks\u2019 way\u201d, A f \u201cIn the Famous Laurentians\u2019 head across width of pool.Must be kept dry.3.With feet tied together swim length of pool.4.Swim length ef pool (any style.) Time Limit, 10-12 years\u2014 14 seconds, 13-15 years\u2014I12 seconds.5.Swim under water .10-12 years\u201425 feet, 18-15: years\u2014 35 feet.Five points given for successfully doing each of above tests.NON-SWIMMERS (Shallow End) 1.Climb down ladder and hold breath under water for: 10-12 years\u20147 seconds, 13-15 years\u2014 12 seconds.2.Pick up light object from bottom of pool.3.Jump in pool (3 points.) Cannon Ball (5 points.) 4.Lay out in pool, hands on ledge and kick properly.5.Floating position (face down) using proper kick across pool.Five points for each item (except No.3.) Saturady Feb.22 HIKE TEST Leaving from the \u201cY\u201d hike in charge of leader to mountain and back to \u2018Y\u2019.Boys under 12, three mile hike.Over 12 a five mile hike.Hike is carried on regardless of weather conditions.Boys expected to dress for same.Points awarded by leader for obedience, cheerfulnes, manner and co-oper- ation.There is no charge for boys wishing to tage part.Minute Man Crests will be awarded boys who meet the standard rating.Application forms have been distributed through all schools in the area.Municipal Hockey League Playoffs For - \"Westmount's Home N ; ocai { The play-offs of the Municipal Hockey League will get underway on Monday Feb.10.INTERMEDIATE SERIES Semi-Finals Feb.10\u2014East Rink\u20148.00 p.m.Stars vs.Royals.Feb.10\u2014XÆast Rink\u20149.00 p.m.Dodgers vs.Football Club or Aces.Feb.12\u2014Æast Rink\u20148.00 p.m.Royals vs.Stars.Feb.12\u2014East Rink\u20149.00 p.m.Football Club or Aces vs.Dodgers.The above games will be a two game total goal series, with overtime in the second game being played if necessary.In the event of games being postponed they will be played on Thursday Feb.13th at the same hours.Bantam Section Feb.12\u2014East Rink\u20146.30 p.m.:1st game.Feb.14\u2014East Rink\u20147.00 p.m.2nd game.Feb.15\u2014East Rink\u20144.30 p.m.3rd game if needed.The Bantam series will be a best two out of three games, between the first two teams.All games will be played to a finish, Juvenile Section Feb.7\u2014Queens School Rink\u2014 8.00 p.m.Tornados vs.Argos.Feb.10\u2014West Rink\u20148.00 p.m.Argos vs.Tornados.The winner of this series which will be a two game total goals to count will meet the leading team in a best of three games, the dates of which will be an- ! By George Cochrane w= RAMBLINGS Fred Jones, Westmount High's Senior A puck chasers\u2019 netminder, is now guarding the twine for Simpson's in the St.Laurent League.Fred, one of the few goalies whe wear glasses while in action, is \u2018just about the ace backstop in the school loop this season .Happy birthday to Montreal West's Vic Morris .Jack Mc- Kissock, the Verdun Junior Mapie Leaf winger, has returned to his journalistic enterprises by writing the doings of Westmounta Pee Wee hockey league, of which he is chief referee, for the Westmount Examiner.* * * Leyola College's intermediate cagers were unable to make the trip to Ste.Anne's last Friday night for their scheduled MBL encounter with Macdonald College and, to take the local collegian\u2019s place, the Aggies played an exhibition tilt with the Westmount Juniors.The Westmounters, who are atop their section of the MBL junior circuit and who are the proud possessors of an undefeated record, handed the Mac men a 58-38 pasting.All of which leads one to wonder just how the junior and intermediate brands of hasket- ball, as purveyed around these parts, compare.This Westmount team, it may be noted, has also defeated Dawson's and Loyola's intermediate teams.Methinks they have a lot on the ball * * % A nod to Bob Boyle for some very readable sports scrivening in both the Loyola News and in the Monitor .And, while I'm at it, a nod also to Les Morrow, ye Monitor\u2019s capable magazine editor, for his new column, \u2018\u2019Everyman\u2019s Opinion,\u201d a regular feature in the magazine section .Correction: that Skigulls Ski Club dance comes off tonight in the West- mount High gym\u2014not last Friday night as I had it last week: Sorry, Gulls.Hockey Clubs Hold Party - The hockey teams of St.Matthias and St.Leo's Wolf Packs held a party at the home of Mrs.S.F.H.Lane last Saturday when their scheduled game was called off due to the poor condition of the ice.The St.Matthias boys were the guests of the St.Leo's lads.Numerous games were played and there was more than enough food and drink for all.Lo Bennett took first prize in the dart throwing test while Peter Gwyn, Chris Carr and Campbell Lane ranked second, third and fourth respectively.Tom Lavine turned out as the Champion in the gpelling contest with Messrs.Woodburn and Osborne ranking second and third.Al Leslie won the Yes and No prize, J.Gwyn came second, Kenneth Drummond, third, and David Donahue, fourth\u2019 One of the chief features of chess is the longevity of a single game.In Spain participants ofttimes request in their will that their son should continue a match where death forced them to leave off, and White basket.Westmount Junior à Whip Aggies 58-3¢, By GEORGE COCHRANE py Doug.Alexander's Westmount Junior cage aggregation kept undefeated record intact last Friday night when they jours out to Ste.Annes and humbled Macdonald College's highly » intermediate band of cage artisans 58-38 in a fast-paced exh tilt.What made the decisive victory really impressive was t that the Purple and White, who: ll had been asked to play only at noon on game day, made the trip with a mere six players and were missing, among others, the servi- | ces of sharp-shooting Pete Siem- ers and Bob Putman.; It took the locals a couple of minutes to adapt themselves to the pecular features of the Ag- gies\u2019 small gym but once they did there was no stopping the battling Westmounters as they out - ran, out-passed and out-shot the sluggish looking.Green and Gold squad.Westmount's .starting forward line of Jack Dudley, Gordie Mac- Leod and John Field supplied most of the scoring punch as they broke into the clear time and time again to tally 47 of their team's 58 points.Short, smooth - working MacLeod led the scoring parade with 19 points.Field came next with 18 while Dudley trailed with 12.Take Early Lead The battle was waged on even terms for the first few minutes but then the Alexander men began to find the range and to baffle the home team with an astonishing variety of one-hand shots.By half - time the Westmounters were nursing a healthy 29-18 lead and in the second half of the contest they continued to outplay the hard-pressed intermediates to outscore the Aggies 29-20.There was a brief interlude towards the close of the fray when Macdonald snapped out of their lethargy long enough to keep up a sustained attack on the Purple They rained shot after shot at the hoop but t with three.1 i > their shooting, for the most } was way wide of the mark, 6 One of the few bright ayia: the picture, from -the losery pr | of view; was the steady a) ¥ py W \u2018play of husky Bruce Scriy Te | guard who hails from (Pe, who shone on the defence pins, ted 11 points to head Macq.- scoring parade, After the fray the Aggie?fessed that they were defi = ; surprised by the calibre off ij the Westmounters al E \u201cthroughout the contest.Ta Ë players went so far as to sa, \u2018the locals were as good, | better, than anything the run up against this season: \"iy, : two teams would like to ff & return game but have 1; been able to find a suitable ¢ The Teams a Westmount (58) : MacLevgq Field (16), Dudley (12), (3), Greenbaum (2), You ix MacDonald (38): Tennanka.Gluck, Anderson (3), Wa : À Shipley (3), Hamilton (7), au rane (5), Scrivens (11).Referee: Paul Koeulym.Th FIRST SHUTOUT Charlie Rayner, New Yorif gers star goalkeeper turned goals to get past him in 227 ne.Turk Broda of Toronto is tapé shutouts among the goal OUR FLEET OF COMFORTABLE WELL-KEPT CARS IS AT YOUR SERVICE VETERANS OF 987, OF OUR DRIVERS ARE || WORLD WARS Special Rates_for Out-of-Town Trips, Weddings.Shopping, etc.400 TAXIS LTD Stands Convenientiy Located On Victoria Ave.And.Atwater Ave., Near St.Antoine © SMART SERVICE FOR SMART PEOPLE end Jo wor's Home Npwspeper\u201d INE EAAMINER, FRIDAY, ~ Yewee Schedule Ends 1 Te day, Playoffs Mon.\u2014\u2014 bi: or} 18 schedules in the four sections of the Municipal Pee-Wee will draw to a close this afternoon and the post-season will get underway.this Monday, Feb.10.All four teams circuit will participate in the \u201csemi-finals, a two-game home- ne total goals knockout round between the first and fourth kad?ond and third teams, in their respective leagues.The survivors le mosM ais is, which are * Focal me to - count over the visiting Roslyn Oaklands « [aggregation at Queen's rink.Ron- ha ain held {nie Foreman's \u201chat-trick\u201d added : pren re down to a mini- to counters by Axel Swendsen and bis t week, but did not Willis Beaton gave the Olivier top the energetic puck- crew their five goal victory.the circuit.\u201cD\u201d DIVISION * TNRILLS of the * .ROARIN \u2019 ; By KEN WATSON Winnipeg, Man.Canadian Curling Champion, 1936 and 1942 For me, curling has provided many thrills but the one that topped them all took place one night in February, 1936, at the Amphitheatre Rink, Winnipeg, when we were engaged in a ti- FEBRUARY 7, 1947 Y.M.C.A.Briefs BASKETBALL Westn:ount \u2018Y\u2019 Basketball teams all-saw action last week in the Inter - \u2018Y\u2019 League, and won all their games.\u2018In the Bantam Section, Westmount journeys to Point St.Cherles this Saturday afternoon to play a postponed game with the Point at 2.00 p.m.on their floor.At the moment both these teams are tied for first place standing.In their three league games so far the Point has won two to Westmount'\u2019s one.The Midget team have finished their scheduled games although PAGR THIRTEEN nounced Jim Henderson, Bruce Renault, George Barker, George Presho and Ken Brown as the starting line-up with Harold Parsons, Ian Scott and Vince Me- Govern as alternates.BADMINTON Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Badminton Club were hosts to Stephens Club when the two teams meet in their scheduled mixed doubles game in the Murray Badminton League.After an interesting tournament in which there were several close games | Westmount finished with eleven games to their credit to four games for the visiting team.This win is Westmount's second straight, The locals have won two, tied one tournament with Baron Byng And there remains on t d lost to St.Lambert in their first , tes ene postponed game | four league games.On Wednesde ave notice to \u201cpn ffered the tonic struggle with the famous pall ou gue gi y mark, 4 Termites 5 in the \u201cA\u201d The D divis of ol Man Win- Gowanloëk of Glenboro, for the to play with Southwestern \u2018Y\u2019.The evening Westmount will play ent he \u20ac they intended to be most oly result of rate, and the Tight to represent Manitoba in| Midgets have won four games |hosts to the N.D.G.\u2018Y\u2019 in the losery fo t yt bogie Fools are ter\u2019s re usal to ° tion during the Dominion Brier Champion- | and lost the same number to stand next league tournament.dy a) SOME W t week CPY two game ships in Toronto the following |in second place in the league.: Scrjé0