The Westmount examiner, 6 juin 1947, vendredi 6 juin 1947

[" pes | rove va j C die 1 ty ist Won j | Keeping at, is thy À ul rg * Michael's College, Toronto.Rich- _ ard Griffin, 1946 winner from the \" Loyola College.From Westmount _ annual Westmount Rotary Carni- _ Will be devoted to.these scholar- Westmount YMCA \u201cAnnual Meeting #47 Yours In 0 Westmonat\" BEAUTIFUL CERTIFIED DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING GIFTS Expert Watch & Clock Repairs OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.IAIN vol, XVIII, No.23 Westmount Rotary Club Again Gives Scholarships Two university scholarships, valued at $250 each, will be awarded again this year to two students matriculating from Westmount Schools, it has just \u2018been announced by the Rotary Club of Westmount.One scholarship has been allotted to a graduate of Westmount High School, the other to St.Leo's School.Principals of both schools were \" duly notified during the past weekend.The same rules for competition will apply as in the past two years.Students must have sufficient marks to qualify for university entrance.Selection of the winners _ the schools in question, and they wi committee of the Westmount Ro-% - tary Club.will be made by the principals of 11 act in conjunction with a special W.G.Moxley, chairman of the Rotar y Carnival of Westmount were more than - delighted with the results of the.scholarships awarded since 1945, the year they were inaugurated.News from those who have since benefitted have fully justified the faith placed in these boys by their \"principals and the scholarship committee in making their choice, ! able to continue his studies at St.same school, was able to enter High School, Howard Chamberlain, 1945 winner, went to Mc- Gill University, and Robert Smith, 1946 winner, to Dalhousie University Proves A Boon The Westmount Rotary Scholarships were inaugurated two years ago as a gesture by the club to extend aid to young and promising students unable through circumstances to continue their education at a university.The aid in the above cases has proved a boon.Seen safely through first year, these boys have since been able to finance themselves by part time and summer jobs, enabling them to save sufficient money to carry them through succeeding years.Part of the funds raised by the val, being held in Westmount Park from June 17 to June 21, ships.The funds are also to aid such Westmount Rotary undertakings as the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home, the Montreal Childrs1\u2019s Hospital and the Unity Boys' Club.At the annual meeting of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., held on May 29, J.Alex Edmison, K.C, of Toronto, executive secretary of the John Howard Society, formerly known as the Prisoners\u2019 Rehabilitation Society, told the gathering that lack of proper as- Sociation with the influence of home, church or school, the three Chief agencies in preventing crime, was evident in the record: of practically all young prisoners The work of the John Howard Society, he said, was to co-oper ale with all agencies in crime prevention, to arouse public interes! in the cause of penal reform in Canada, and to give aid and coun- Sel to men and women upon their ease from prison.Maladjusted br.Viduals exposed to crime- ° teding influences need heip not My from goodwill and kind in-! (Continued on Page 14) | \u2018 Youths\u2019 Service Committee, states ° \u201c in a report that the Rotary Club !Proceeds To Aid Worthy Cause The Rotary Club of Westmount will hold its 17th annual carnival from June 17 to 21 in the playing grounds of Westmount Park.The .carnival will be in aid of the - * Griffith Marshall, who won the \u201c 8t Leo's Scholarship in 1945, was Unity Boys\u2019 Club, the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home at Chateauguay, the Montreal Children's Hospital, and other Westmount Rotary activities.A large variety of booths will The NXAMINCT Serving the Cily of W estmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Hardwood Floors.Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished Cleaned A.Ross Crafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 AT THE OPENING OF THE AVENUE THEATRE M Mr.Charles James, president of the Business Association of West- mount, and Mrs.James, (left) in conversation with Chief and Mrs.R.A.Byford at the opening of the new Avenue Theatre.Westmount Salaried Employees Meeting The Salaried Employees Association of Westmount had their regular quarterly meeting on Tuesday evening at Victoria Hall.A new set of by-laws, drawn up at the last meeting was discussed and accepted.The old by-laws were incomplete and cluttered up ,with amendments.Discussed also at some length was a sick leave bank, a system accumulating Plague Dedicated To Honour Three Former Teachers A dedication service, attended.by students of Westmount Junior | High School, was held in the school gymnasium on Monday be erected in the playing grounds credits for unused sick leave.The \u2018afternoon at a ceremony dedicat- of the Park, it was stated by Mr.Westmount City Council was re- \u2018ing a bronze plaque, given by the McKean, each with a special and different form of entertainment.| One of the main attractions will be the valuable prizes, which already have been chosen for winners of the many games of skill (Continued on Page 5) quested to study the matter.In response to previous request by the Association, the Westmount Council on Tuesday night passed a ruling to close the City Hall on , Saturdays throughout June, July and August.Charles J.A.Cook 0f Westmount Was Builder Of Many Famous Works In the recent death of Charles James Allan Cook, of No.2 Gren- ville avenue, Westmount lost a well-known and honoured citizen.Mr.Cook, who died tn the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital after a brief illness, was a prominent contractor, widely known throughout the country in the construction business.He was a partner in the firm of Cook and Leitch, general contractors, that built many important structures, including the Sun Life Building, the St.Hyacinth Camp, built for the Army during \u2018the war; several Bell Telephone Buildings, many local banks A CHARLES J.A.COOK and schools, and the modern, high- power, International Short Wave Transmitting Station, completed for the C.B.C.at Sackville, N.S., two years ago.Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Mr.Cook came to Canada in 1908 and joined the firm of Anglin- Norcross, with which he remained until after the outbreak of the .1st World War.He joined the Army and served overseas with ithe 5th Canadian Engineers Bat- allion, C.E.F., and saw action in France and the \u2018Low Countries.When he returned to civilian life, he went into partnership with J.F.Leitch, and the firm of Cook and Leitch was established in Montreal in 1919.- At the time of his death, Mr.Cook was president of the Mechanics Institute.He was a past- president of the Canadian Construction Association, Montreal Builders\u2019 Exchange, and Heather (Continued on Page 2) men teachers of the teaching j staff in honour of three members : of the staff who lost their lives \u2018on active service in defence of freedom.\u201cToday we are dedicating a memorial plaque, but that is not all.The memorial is engraved on our hearts and our minds,\u2019 said Rev.R.Berlis of the Church of St.Andrew and St.3-aul, in addressing the assembly.We must know gratitude if we are to be civilized,\u201d he said, before unveiling the plaque which is dedicated to the memory of Lieut.Hugh Wilson Gall, 1st Bn.Black Watch; Squad- don Leader Leslie Neil McQuaig, D.F.C., R.C.A.F.; and Lieut Ken- ,neth Charles Sims, 1st Bn.Black Watch.The prayer service was conducted by Hon.Sqn.Leader Canon G.Oliver, M.C., St.Matthias Church, and the dedication of the plaque by Hon, Capt.Rev.R.Berlis.The Scottish Lament was piped by Piper Cpl.Laurie of the , Black Watch, and the High School Band took part in the impressive ceremony.MONPAY HOLIDAY It has been officially announced from Ottawa that June 9 has been proclaimed by the Govern- .ment as the day of celebration of the King's birthday and will be a statutory holiday throughout Canada.will be closed every weekends.to 5.30 p.m.Examiner Office Closed Saturdays During Summer + Starting this week the office of The Examiner months of June, July and August, thus allowing our employees the benefit of the long Office hours Monday to Friday will be 9 a.m.Saturday during the THE PUBLISHERS.PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS | Westmount High ) \u2018Award Of Honour Dual This Year | By John Dickins The Westmount High School Award of Honor, presented annually by the WHS Old ~>ys\u2019 Association to the boy in the grae duating class who, in the opinion of his fellow students, has rendered the greatest service to the school and best combines the qualities of sportsmanship and scholarship, was last Wednesday awarded to Johnny Draper and Johnny Waterson.This marks the first double Award since its inception in 1936.The duo were chosen by secret ballot of their classmates, after which the ballots were burned With traditional ceremony in an iron receptacle resembling the headpiece of an ancient suit of armor.Announcement of the tie vote.brought loud cheers and whistle from the youthful electorate, austere applaus: from the teaching staff, and an int2rchange cf congratulations belween victors.The crowd roar subsided, two brief but sincere thank you speeches were delivered and the winners were borne on willing shoulders to a waiting limousine, The annual Procession of Triumph then commenced, leaving WHS grounds at 2:45 p.m.Several cars.a couple of motorcycles and hure dreds of milling, cheering students stretched out fore and aft of the winners\u2019 car followed th: customary traffic-stopping route along Sherbrooke, south on Victoria and \u2018east on Western to Westmount Park.Here Waterson and Draper were carried from the car, deposited on the circular bandstand before the.multitude, thoroughly soaked with buckets of whitewash, congratulatorily kissed by WHS's Forman twins, photographed and cheered.: Bedraggled and dripping, they were then affectionately dragged to the brink of the nearby pond and bodily heaved among the bewildered ducks.A minor riot ensued wherein the majority of the male spectators also swam.(The dunking in the pond is a tradition (Continued on Page 12) Don't Penalize Your Merchant S| Due To Road Work Westmount merchants on both sides of Sherbrooke Street are being seriously inconvenienced by the work now being done to widen the street.Many merchants report loss of trade owing to this, but realize that it will make the district a much more convenient place in which to shop when completed.Meanwhile, the Business Association of Westmount urges the general public to be tolerant of the present situation, and to continue to patronize the local \u2018stores in order that an undue burden of this progressive work \u2018shall not fall on the local merchants due to loss of business.Please co-operate, in spite of the temporary local incohvenience, by shopping locally as usual.\u2014 | TR a 2 A oe, EA WP t TTY Ses erie sn WESTMOUNT WHIMSIES By Oliver Towne THR EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE §, 1947.COMPLAINTS .from a non-Westmount resident at that .he owns a Baby Austin .ran out of gas near Greene Avenue on Western Avenue .pushed his car into a nearby gas station and was told to get it out of there, but quick .probably the station attendant, for undoubtedly he must have been such, thought that he.was begging for something .lots of people forget that the owner of a small car may someday.own a large one, and he won't forget an incident like this .we heartily.agree with some rather strong remarks he made about this particular gas station.Noticed the: Boys Brigade parading along Sherbrooke Street, going East, turned down Red- & fern .looked very smart, complete with a very exeellent band .Westmount had a quiet- week this past seven days .no fires to speak of .no arrests (and no crimes committed) and there were.only a few small accidents.involving only fenders and the like to break.the quiet solitude of Westmount's streets .so quiet, however, on Sherbrooke Street, around Victoria .NO traffic East of Victoria on Sherbrooke, but west - bound traffic can now get through .but over such terrible roads .the sidewalk has been dug up all along Sherbrooke as far as Ros- .not lyn in preparation for the widening of the: street.Pd XR Drop axound to King George Park \u201c(formerly Murray Hill Park if you're confused) some after-| noon and just watch the kiddies) out playing baseball .it's really good to watch them having such a good time .and safely away from the busy streeta whieh are such a danger .noticed some new awnings being erected along The Boulevard .this will make one of Westmeunt's busiest thoroughfares even a little more attractive.| Westmount Highlights By Geoff Merrill (Gentle Reader! If you will be as kind as you should be, you will throw your info-thirsty, bloodshot peepers at the byline again and thusly see that this week we have been able to acquire (at great.expense) the magic, scribbling hand of Geoff Merrill, renowned McGill student, famed hypnotist, and at heart, quite the baseball fan.We remember Geoff way back at West- mount High School when he sushed back the curtains of oblivion and stepped into the limelight by starring in the first edition of the Purple and White Revue.We also remember him making faces and chewing bubblegum (they had it in those days, don\u2019t let Yanks kid ya) while beating the drums for the old Modernaires Orchestra.Since then Geoff has served in the Cana- \u2018dan Navy and has just completed his second year (Arts) at McGill University: \u2014 A.A.V.) At the beginning of the week, we were the recipient of a telephone call from one Arthur Vo- ronka requesting us to manufacture this week's edition of \u201cWest- mount Highlights\u201d.Now, we had been warned previously that such a call would be forthcoming, and accepted with the same spirit of approval as are those of the regular columnists.We think it timely ta concentrate the greater part of our palaver upon those former students of Westmount High School, who are now attending McGill University.The Gasbag: Several former Westmount High boys are listed among thjs year's graduates, viz.Bob EverSon, B.A, Albany Moore, B.Comm., Don Clogg, B.Sc., Bob Bourne, B.Sc.Bob Smith, B.Comm.and many others whose names will ring a familiar bell .+» Our heartiest congratulations and good luck in your next venture .À friend of all students, both past and present, spent last year sitting beside us in an English class and the sight was, to say .the least, startling .his name?Why, of course, \u2014 none other than Parker L.Wearing, who, incidentally, will return to his old stamping grounds again next year .Be prepared lads, he\u2019s really \u201chot\u201d at English as well as French .Bob Sproule, another popular Westmounter is also to be seen at old McGill during his leisure hours, and spends most of his time trailing a rather trim looking \u2018\u2018babe\u201d ., .We had thus the shock was less than better be careful or Bob is liable might be anticipated.For several to Sue us .Tom Fisher, who years, we have read, with great enthusiasm, the words of \u201cBuddy\u201d Cochrane, who, we believe, was the first regular contributor to this corner.Later, we read with equal pleasure, the articles submitted by Messers Voronka and Dickins.It is then with great pride that we lift our pen to scribble a few words to the West- mount reading public, and we can only hope that they will be DRESSMAKER WANTED To assist in making costumes for show.CARRIE BIGGERS School Of Dancing 330 Victoria Ave.dates back a number of years, is frequently to be seen whizzing around in what he says, is the only convertible Lincoln Zephyr in the City .Ted Percy has just been admitted to Medicine \u2014 Nice going, Ted .Fred Tees, who is in Commerce, tells us that he has just moved to Belmont Avenooo he adds that tha moving was more tiring than studying for the examinations .Ian Fraser (both of them) are attending the institution with the red and white colours, and the Ian with the red hair has enlisted for this year's session .Joy McCay, who was a great worker in the Westmount Hy-Y Club a few years back, has been elected to a high campus position for the coming year .You just can\u2019t hold a good worker down \u201cHerbie\u201d Smith, (the name 30 Milner Ave.GRIFFIN and SIMPSON LTD.Montreal West DE.1925 Dealers in ORDER NOW TO INSURE Quality Fuels and Heating Services COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL Heating Equipment, Oil Burners, etc.DELIVERY WHEN REQUIRED Roslyn News By Douglas Turner and Ross Southward On Tuesday, May 27th, a softball game was played between the Tigers and the Cubs.It was a very well played game with Cubs winning 19-12.Laurie Bennett, the Cub's pitcher, played an excellent game.His pitching, we think, was the spark plug of the team.The Tigers, who were never winning, tried in vain to catch up but did not have much success.On May 28th, there was a softball game between the Cats and the Panthers.The Panthers got off to a slow start, and in this time the Cats got quite a lead.By the end of the fifth inning the Cats had piled up a score of 15-5.In the sixth inning, the Panthers went.on a six run scoring spree.However, the Cats managed to hold their lead and the game ended with the Cats winning 20- 12.On May 29th, there was a game.scheduled to be played between the Cats and the Lions.After two innings, however, the game was called on account of rain.The Cats were wining at the end.of the second inning 3-2.We hope that we will: be able to finish the schedule before school closes, Roslyn School had a new Gym \u2018teacher, Mrs.Ross, for the last two weeks.She was replacing Miss Spencer who recently got married.The Roslyn pupils were happy to learn that they get a holiday on Monday, June 9th.This is the King\u2019s official birthday and the pupils are ready to celebrate.Last Wednesday there was a baseball game between the Ros- lynites and the Thunderbirds of Grade VI girls.The score was 22-21 for the Roslynites.The game was played over at King George Park and Mr.Pitcairn was the referee.To-morrow there Will be a game between the Grade VI girls and the Grade V girls.3rd Div.RCASC Company Goes To Valcartier Camp A R.C.A.S.C.Composite Company is being formed to attend the Valcartier Camp for two weeks starting July 5th.This company will be part of a R.C.A.combined group being formed within the Quebec Command.Duties will include setting up and operation of composite points on up and down journey and system of replenishment ammunition, petrol and supplies in Val- cartier, actually is Malcolm) who used to teach singing in Westmount, is hard at werk in the Arts faculty, and doing very well .Another former W.H.S.teacher, Miss.Graham, has taken high honours in her Theolegical course this year .Our hearty congratulations .Aother summer school candidate is Jim Moore, who is completing his year for his Commerce degree .Muffin Warren ran wild all winter in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gym, where she is at work in physical education.Other Westmounters scurrying about the campus are, Gordon Pollock, Joe Duffin, Bill Griffith, Don and Al Patterson, Alan Mac- kay, John Porter, Doug Heron and many others .WH.S.is also well represented at Dawson College with\" such names ds \u201cQuasie\u201d Common, Dave Laurin, \u201cShorty\u201d Fairhead, Pete Marler, Kenny Robertson, Bob Worden and Charles McCrae.There are, of course, many others of whom we should like to bring you some news.But space counts for much in a newspaper and that thought must always be considered.We should once again like to thank, the regular contributors for \"allowing us this opportunity to speak of former Westmounter Highers at McGill and we wish them the best of luck in their future columns and feel assured that they will continue to meet the high standard which the readers have enjoyed thus far.7 Scouts BY REG GOOD NEWS .it was announced only yesterday b Boy Seout Headquarters that the Canadian delegation the International Seout Jamboree in Paris this summer.the trip had been cancelled due to a lack of shipping space, Canadian Government has stepped it will send the representatives of Canada over aboard a Aircraft Carrier.We're certainly glad to hear though Canada would be the only country not represented at th Jamboree.It will be an added thr Dalton À.Loucks Dies At Residence Dalton A.Loucks, 5556 Snow- don Avenue, recently retired purchasing agent for the Canadian Car and Foundry Company Limited, died suddenly at his.home on Saturday afternoon.Remains rested at the chapel of Joseph C.Wray and Bro.1234 Mountain street.Mr.Loucks was in his 69th year: Born in Sommerstown, July 16, 1877, and educated at Morrisburg and Toronto, Mr: Loucks served with the Canadian National Express Company of Toronto and the Grand Trunk Railway of Montreal.He later was asociated with the dining car department of the Canadian Pacific Railway.In 1906, he joined the Canadian Car and Foundry Co.Ltd, where he held the post of purchasing agent for 25 years relinquishing it upon his retirement in December, 1946, after 40 years service with the firm.Mr.Loucks was a member of the Dominion Douglas Church, the Engineers Club and the Black Duck Club.He is survived by his widow, the former Mary Hannah; a daughter, Mrs.Paul F.L.Sare, of Toronto, four sons, Allan T., of Montreal, Donald M.of St.Thomas, Ont, Malcolm D.of Montreal, and James A.of Toronto; and six grandchildren.C.J.A.Cook (Continued from Page 1) Curling Club, and a.member of the Wartime Labour Relations Board, Montreal Technical School Board, Summerlea Golf Club, Kan- eron Fish and Game Club and the- St.James Literary Society.He is survived by his widow, the former Dorothy Mary Piercy, whom he married in 1927; a son Charles, and a daughter Dorothy, who were chief mourners at his funeral, and a sister, Mrs.Mollie Dunn, of Birmingham, England.Another son, Lieut.John F.Ceok, R.CN.V.R.,, was last on the H.M.- C.S.Raccoon in 1942.The funeral service was con- \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper & Cubs GROOME y Dominion win attenq Previougy, but the into the breach and announeeg that Canadian « for a while it lookeq à, this .ill for the boys and leaders why no wto the Jamboree ta travel thy, and back in an aireraft carpe All we await now are the names of those boys who have been cig.en to attend.In the United Btates .fir, miles south of the fair ely o Plattsburg .attending, American Boy Soéut Campore + « « over five hundre& Amerke Scouts there from all over the state of New York .Canada represented by your reporter ang Dave Cornell of \u2018Wesley Seniors, à Western Area Troop .we sy had a swell time .stayed with Troop 54, of Ausable Forks, Ny, + + «they say baseball is supposed to be America\u2019s National spert .We are inelined to agree ., we played it almost the whole time we were there .interrupting games only to bolt some food, and start all over again ., lots of fum, games, competitions, opportunities for the boys to pass tests .makes many new friends ++.all in all, a very good thing, and something we would like to see more of in Canada .like we used to before the war.Tamaracouta round up ., camp itself looks very well in deed .equipment in excellent condition .new equipment arriving rapidly .camp staff now hard at work preparing everything for the summer se- son .under the supervision of Deputy Trader Sam Jaques, well known to many campers .St.Matthias Troop are going to camp the first period under ASM Alf Powis .all looking forward to that .2nd Westmount will be the only Troop on the North Shore .a new venture + .Ian Roberts will be in charge of the Troop again this year.a nice, new wharf now completed and ready for use .a good summer forecast.Proving that Seouting pays | dividends seoomer or later is this story from St.Charles, Illinois, U.S.A.:\u2014 White-haired Karl As- plund, 84, a retired carpenter, has been active in Boy Sceut wark for longer than anyone bere ean - remember.Many times he has confided te neighbors that he keeps hap- PY by performing a good deed each day.Recently he told a scout leader friend, Warren Rehm, \u201cSome day, I'd like ta go back to Swed: .en and visit my sister.She's 8 ducted by Rev.J.D.Wilkie, of now, and I haven't seen her for CAI Stanley Presbyterian Church, and a long, long time.\u201d Cie Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, of St.Yesterday, Rehm presented As Matthias Church in the chapel of plund, with compliments of bi J Joseph C.Wray and Bro.which | St.Charles neighbors, a round ° was crowded with his former trip flight ticket to Stockbolm, Color friends and associates in final trib- Sweden, and cash representing ute to his stature as a man, a|the balance of a $1,700 travel be friend, and associate.An ; T \u201ces | Public hotice is hereby given that the City Hall will be closed on Saturdays during the months of June, \u2018uly and August.Given at Westmount this 3rd June 1947.» C.W.Houston, Secretary-Treasurer.C P HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C Barrister and Solicitor 57 St.James St.Wes H/ Department for the closing of estates C of Deceased Persons, Telephone HA.9238 { JE ion ad ole lers me pn ) REFRIGERATORS 5 Shvce REPAIRS waplOs DE.8439 VACUUM CLEANERS WASHING MACHINES oe ALWIN'S pe oWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\" (1ild Welfare Association \\ids Health Of Nation .me popular theory that an ounce of prevention is worth a ound of cure is exemplified in the ever expanding work of the Child weltare Association, a Red Feather Service of Welfare Federation.The well baby çlinic, an institution that dates back to the First Great War, is one of the best Jnown and most successful means of instilling good health habits in the very young.Patients of the well baby clinics which are located throughout Montreal include children from infancy to school .age and their families.Designed and operated for the purpose of keeping healthy children healthy, clinic care starts within 48 hours of an infant's discharge from hospital.Most cases are referred to the health centre by the maternity hospital where the prospective patient's mother was confined.After both.mother and child have returned home, a clinic nurse calls to examine the new baby and set his mother right on any problems that may be worrying her.Many cases involve first babies and bewildered young mothers, so questions often fall on the nurse like rain.The most important part of the first visit is to set a date for the baby's clinic visit.This is usually within six weeks or two months, when the child is old enough to be taken from his home.His visits continue regularly until he reaches school age.Dur- \u2018ing this time, all members of the family receive health supervision as a protective measure.This service is comparatively new, having been instituted in the mid \u201930\u2019s when it was recognized that a child's health reflects the health The _ WAxaminer : WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 these is instruction in the grou classes where child care and training are discussed by parents and agency workers.Innumerable mothers, and even a few young fathers, have found the classes an invaluable source of information and enlightenment.Fees for clinic care are computed on a basis of the family income.In general, the charge.ranges between one.dollar and five dollars per year.The highest charge is made in cases where there is an income of four dollars of more per family member after the rent has been deducted.In exceptional cases, no fees are charged at all.The Child Welfare Association works closely with other family and health agencies of Welfare Federation.Although agency services never overlap, the work of the Child Welfare branch is closely related to that of .the Family Welfare Association, largest of the 30 Red Feather agencies of .Welfare Federation, and the Victorian Order of Nurses.Canadian Follies 0f 1947 Coming Final rehearsals are now in progress for the \u201cCanadian Follies of 1947\u201d to be held in Victoria Hall, June 13.An outstanding musical entirely produced and directed by Miss Carrie Biggers of the Biggers School of Dancing, the \u201cFollies\u201d are jam-packed with a wide variety of featured at- tractions and dances to suit every standards of the entire household.; taste.A flashing array of Scot- Clini¢ care is an important part ; tish dances comprise the Highland of the Child Welfare Association's ; Fling, Sword Dance, Broad health centres, but there are other Swords, the Shean Trews\u2014per- phases of the work that parents formed in incomparable style to have found profitable.One of |the stirring swirl of five master \u2014\u2014 \u2014_ - pipers.Majorette Dorothy Cun- IPAINTING ¥ [ningham ushers in the performers AND : ELECTED CHAIRMAN D.M.Edmonds, of 454 Argyle Avenue, Westmount, who was elected chairman of Laurentian Council, Telephone Pioneers of America, at the annual meeting held in the Beaver Hall building auditorium on May 28.All members of the Telephone Pioneers have had at least 21 years\u2019 service in the telephone industry.Westmount YMCA Enters New Field The Westmount Y.M.C.A.is developing an active home based -Gra-Y Club program in the King's and Roslyn School districts.Gra-Y is a club for boys 9-12 years of age.The purpose to which members of the Gra-Y Club pledge themselves, ig \u201cto be strong in body, mind and spirit and to live in a Christian way in our homes, schools, churches and neighbourhoods.Parents of boy members are serving as sponsoring committees and are actively enlisting the support of other parents in thier neighbourhood.The Gra-Y Club provides an opportunity for a boy to get together with boys his own age during leisure hours, under guidance of a competent Christian leader.The program of the group\u2019 supports the character training by the home.It is important therefore that parents understand the organization and program of Gra- whose starry routines\u2019 include a dazzling Skating Tap and Acro- | DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS batic solo by Jenny MacMahon, and an authentic Hungarian Folk Cleanest, Neatest and Most Thorough in Town Dance displayed by Ray and Lor- J.A.Bethune raine Grant.The curtain rises for Part 2 on! Color Suggestions and Esgimates Free AT.7192 3 | | i 9.beautifully executed ballet num- | i ber to the accompaniment of an ! exquisite rendition of the Lord\u2019s | Prayer by Joan Coller.This sec- | tion of the show Ge:nonstrates the [LE mr 4 versatility of Miss Bigger's cast as they dance their way through a series of national numbers, \u2018 ' waltzes, tangos, and eye-catching - choruses.George Waldie captures the spotlight for a spectacular Sport Modernistic Ballet Solo, smoothly pecially treated loam for assisted by Irene Haydock, Mar- gardens and lawns.\u2018| garet Noakes and Ruth Randlett.Another highlight of Part 2 is the polished interpretation of the Toreadore Dance by Miss Eva Watt, well-known Montréal entertainer.Part 3, the final portion of the F.L SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019: TAILOR Good assortment ot importer goods always in stock - Repairing, cleaning and a FOR RES TRRG TE 4 SEE pr PAGE TEN THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE §, 1947 / Of \u201cGallant Bess\u201d At Monkland A horse almost steals the picture his performance as the young from his human co-players in the rancher.George Tobias and Jim new drama, \u201cGallant Bess\u201d, in |Davis, as his Seabee buddies, are which is now playing at also good, and Clem Bevans adds the Monkland United Theatre un- 2 nicely etched characterization in a homespun role as the owner Cinecolor, til Friday night.It (is the nationally \\ famous |Of à general store, Almost Human Horse Is The Star | | Cinecolor process, captures full beauty of its outdoor bag, grounds in the picturesque Mon Shasta region of Norther Cup ornia where most of « Bess\u201d was\u2019 filmed on location, For those who are toucheq |, the intelligence and beauty u animal actors\u2014and they are k gion\u2014as well as those who ™ a fast-paced adventure tale \u2018Ga lant Bess\u201d may be recommengy \u201cWestmount: Home Newspoper Le - horse, \u201cSilvertip\u201d, called \u2018\u201cBess\u201d The picture, filmed in the new \u2018as superior entertainment in the current film narrative, and it is fhe devotion of Marshal Thompson for the mare which gives the story both its warmth VICT ORI A où and mounting excitement.Marshall is seen as the young FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13th > T orphaned rancher Tex, whose AT 8.30 wala dream is some day to own a horse Harts ranch.\u201cBess\u201d, an intelligent young SEE THE up mare, is the basis for the con- SWEETHEARTS oY tinued growth of the ranch.The Re two great friends are separated, WALTZ & \u20ac however, when Tex is high-pres- MODERNISTIC sured into joining the Seabees; BALLET » 9° ket \u201cT] and during the youngster\u2019s basic n Sale training the mare dies.HIGHLAND oP 240 JILLIS & Co, | ei It is an inconsolable Tex who SCENE & \"PL.9526 St W.Film FIRST RUN BRITISH FILM AT SNOWDON! Lilli Palmer |ShiPs out for a South Pacific atoll » AND cord-str and Albert Lieven, above, are co-starred with Sir Cedric Hard- Until circumstances bring him a N + MELODY HOUS Jolson wicke in the film adaptation of Stefan Zweig\u2019s book, \u201cBeware Of [successor to \u201cBess\u201d.It is a horse E the Sno Pity\u201d, which has its first Montreal showing at the Snowdon who has been pinned beneath a 5035 Sherbrooke St.W, Friday : United Theatre, starting on Saturday for one week.fallen tree during battle, and Tex EL.9646 the me ju takes her for his own.Later, ALL- SEATS RESERVED great fog de wounded in a skirmish with the Produced and Directed by tures Li sori J Japs, Tex is hospitalized home, + William An CANADIAN LEGION MEVORIAL HALL and for a moment it looks es|{ © THE CARRIE BIGGERS | CUR ountain St.though he will have to leave his : i Poy School of Dancin EL.0384 Accla ro THE TRUTH AND PROOF OF SURVIVAL ||beloved horse behind.But after 9 shythmi (#01 .a heartbreaking scene in which \u2014.show b go Demonstration and Lecture the new \u201cBess\u2019 swims after the caries t At \" thor) horse ia transported back ome Gincecior with Marshall Thompson.Also.JAMES, CAGNEY mor ant [I C05\" \u2018HE or orse is tran à necolor, w ars ompson an matical 1 Ë HARRY J.EDWARDS (Lecturer and Au ) - with her master.Later, \u201cBess\u2019 has SHERIDAN in \"City for Conquest.\u201d REVIVAL TONIGHT After 11 pa ating RE REV.GEORGE DAISLEY (Clairvoyant and Demonstrator a foal and Tex's lifelong dream RONALD REAGAN in \"Smashing The Money Ring.\" cine ; both af London, Eng.of oWning his own horse ranch is minstrel Thursday, June 1 2th at 8.15 p-m.on its way to reality.x \u201cblues\u201d n Tickets $1.00 and 50\u20ac, tax included to be had at Marshall Thompson, .one of the deep ins International Music Store :- Typewriter & Appliance younger players on the M-G-M lot, technique 1346 St.Catherine St.W.- 750 St.Peter St.proves himself worth watching and capture t .t gives.an\u2019 appealing naturalness to diences e ! _ (Monklend at Girouard Ave) get ever them fee.\u201d x SNOWDON LAST SHOWING TODAY! Boot.| woe I , \"THE JOLSON STORY,\" in TECHNICOLOR, Starts SATURDAY inl 8 = with Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes and William \u2014 (Decarie Blvd.at snowaont Jcty | Demarest.Starts SATURDAY ! Ei % Another Excellent First Run British Film! BEWARE OF PITY! IT PLAYS STRANGE TRICKS!.IT MAY HEAL But it can DESTROY! LE a\".S.2.SAKALL - ALAN HALE ace DWODS \"CARMEN CA CAVALLARO AND ORCHESTRA / YOU'LL THRILL TO THIS DRAMATIC STORY OF AN OVERLY GALLANT | YOUNG MAN AND A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN TO WHOM HE TOLD \u2018ONLY A FEW\u2019 LITTLE WHITE LIES! A great book LILLI PALMER + ALBERT LIEVEN ALINE brought to the CEDRIC HARDWICKE * GLADYS COOPER ; dcreen 04 @ LINDEN TRAVERS + EMRYS JONES + ERNEST THESIGER ADDED FEATURE: superb cast.P piacere \u2018by W P.Lipscomb and Maurice Elvey A thrilling story of six men in a race for a A Two CITIES F'LM * RELEASED THRU EAGLE LION fortune-in gold! ; EARESEEEE reir bins + eyesmourt's\u201d Home Newspaper\u201d TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! Betty Grable and Dick Haymes are ppatarred in \u201cThe Shocking Miss Pilgrim\u201d, in Technicolor, which night Jats on Saturday at the Seville United Theatre, playing until Tuesday Record-Breaking Musical Hit \u201cThe Jolson Story\u201d, At Snowdon Filmed in Technicolor, the re- cord-smashing extravaganza, \u201cThe Jolson Story\u201d is now playing at the Snowdon United Theatde until Friday night, Based on the music the magic and the times of a great entertainer, the film features Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes, william Demarest and Bill Goodwin.Acclaimed as a colorful and rhythmic panorama of American show business, the screen play carries through nearly forty years of Jolson's remarkable career.Dramatically revealed are the steps leading to his success.In New Orleans, he has become tired of minstrel show; the new-fangled \u201cblues\u201d music fascinates him, and deep inside he is developing a technique all his own to fully egpture the rhythms of jazz.Audiences excite him\u2014he wants to get ever closer to them, to make them feel what he feels in his blood.When he gets his first crack at Broadway, he is ready with his new-found style and creates a sensation.\u201cThe Jolson Story\" is largely told in music, as might be expect- .ed, for no other entertainer has had so many melodies associated with him.Some of these tunes are \u201clin the film, as for example, \u201cSwanee\u201d, \u201cYou Made Me Love You\u201d, \u201cApril Showers\u201d, \u201cBy the Light Of the Silv\u2019ry Moon\u201d, etc., as well as the phenomally successful \u201cAnniversary Song\u201d.Much praise has been heaped on the broad young shoulders of Larry Parks for his spectacular performance in the title role.Virtually unknown when the film was first planned more than three years ago, he is being acclaimed today as a top-flight star.The way he has cloaked himself with Jolson\u2019s personality is remarkable.Gorgeous Evelyn Keyes has the romantic lead opposite Parks, and enjoys the flattery of Technicolor.William Demarest and Bill Goodwin play associates of Jolson who aided him in reaching the top and their performances add much to the film.Other favorites in the cast include Ludwig Donath, Scotty Beckett, Tamara Shayne, Jo-Carroll Dennison, John Alexander, Ernest Cossart and the Mitchell \u201cBoychoir\u201d.TRIO OF TOP ST dette Colbert are the popular stars of \u201cThe.Secret Heart\u201d, which starts on Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre, playing for one week.oe 2 ! Walter Pidgeon, June Allyson and Clau- A United, STheatne (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) TODAY \u2014 SATURDAY: BETTY GRABLE and DICK HAYMES is \"The Shocking Miss Pilgrim,\u201d in TECHNI- COLQR.Also IDA LUPINO Starts SUNDAY For ONE WEEK! wh R ALDA -KING - LORRE Yule.Wallet \u2026 CABERT- POGEON ALLYSON .» LIONEL BARRYMORE ROBERT STERLING À Ca, MARSHALL THOMPSON _@ \u2014 WARNERS' Supernatural Super-hit! in \"The Man | Love,\u201d with Robert Alda.«> VICTOR FRANGEN « J.GARRSL NAISH » Dissates ty NOBERT FLOREY Suess Pug by San Brsowmen + Fram ¢ Gory Ur Yom Pryce Nervoy © Mots Sy Moe Dine Betty Grable and Dick Haymes In\" Technicolor Hit At Westmount Betty Grable and Dick Haymes are co-starred in \u201cThe Shocking Miss Pilgrim\u201d, in Technicolor, which is currently playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.A major factor in the making of a Betty Grable- Dick Haymes production is the musical score and this picture has the distinction of having its music composed by the late George Gershwin.Eleven previously unpublished melodies used in the film are songs that were discovered among the personal effects left by the composer when he died and his brother, Ira, wrote the lyrics for them.As Miss Pilgrim, the first typist in Boston, who shocked that sedate city by entering the business world, which until that time was the exclusive domain of men, Miss Grable has one of the best roles of her career.In addition to the opportunity of utilizing her famed vocal talents in singing the Gershwin songs, Betty's part provides a grand showcase for her fine acting abilities.For Dick Haymes, too, \u201cThe Shocking Miss Pilgrim\u201d offers unprecedented opportunities.The role of John Pritchard, the young head of an old Boston shipping firm, and Miss Pilgrim'4 reluctant employer, calls from the popular young baritone the best of his vocal and acting art.Anne Revere heads the outstanding supporting cast which also includes Allyn Joslyn, Gene Lockhart, Elizabeth Risdon, Arthur Shields, Elizabeth Patterson, Charles Kemper and Roy Roberts.PRIZE COLLECTION Anne Baxter's love for music has resulted in her setting aside one entire room in her home for her extraordinary collection of records, Now starring in Parmount\u2019s aviation film, \u201cBlaze of Noon,\u201d Anne has her collection insurred for $50,000.PAGE ELEVEN Tuesday night.DENNIS MORGAN IN MUSICAL! Dennis Morgan and Martha Vickers, above, co-starred with Jack Carson and Janis Paige in the Technicolor musical film, \u201cThe Time, The Place and the Girl\u201d, which starts on Saturday at the Monkland United Theatre, playing until Last Showing Today: REX HARRISON in \u201cA Notorious Gentleman\u201d, with Lili Palmer.Also Night Editor Janis Carter and William Gargan and REVIVAL Tonight After 11 p.m.\u2014Ronald Reagon in \u201cInternational Squadron.\u201d : A United.CTheatne (St.Catherine at Chomedey) Starts SATURDAY SPECIAL DOUBLE BILL! mmm Ç ANNE REVERE \u2014 INE in « Gene Lockhart #50 Added Feature ! Ida Lupino displays her singing voice, in this dramatic film about a night club songstress! \u2018Why Was | Born* \u2018Just My Bilt ; I U1 Couid 1 J j Be With You\u2019 \u2018Body and Soul\u2019 \u201cThe Man ! Love\u2019 and more! / IDA LUPINO ROBERTALDA .\u201d ANDREA KING BRUCE BENNETT Pra i a TEN OE PAGE TWELVE - THE EXAMINGR, PRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 - - \u2018\u2019Wesimount\u2019s : Home Newspaper\u201d At Snowdon Westmounters Star Dodgers Supply Most Material _\u2014_\u2014 By GEORGE COCHRANE With so many Westmounters playing starring roles in the Snowdon Senior Fastball League this summer, The Examiner's sports staff has added to its already numerous duties by deciding to include in its section of your favorite newspaper each week a brief resume of the doings in the high-class Snowdon circuit.First, leave us inform one and games are played Monday and Wednesday evenings at Macdonald | Park, corner of Earnscliffe and Isabella, Friday evening: at N.D.G.Park, corner of Girouard nd Cote his good friend all that Snowdon St.Antoine Road, and Saturday and Sunday afternoons at Macdonald, The league this year is com-x% prised of five teams: Steinberg's, 1946's city champions, Thrift, Stop & Shop, Hampton Food (which hoasts pucksters Bill Dur- nan and Toe Blake), St.Malachy's and St.Augustine.Steinberg's has a couple of well- known Westmounters on their roster.Noel Romney, the blonde army veteran and Westmount Dodger, is in right field and Gerry ; Snyder, the sports store man who | also performs for the Westmount .Dodgers, is in centre.The Stein- bergers also have Canadiens\u2019 Jimmy Peters on their line-up.Thrift -and St.Malachy's, so far as we can recollect, have no West- mounters on their rosters but Hampton, the most recent entry to the Snowdon loop, is plentifully stocked with them.They Have the Dodgers\u2019 .Jackie McKissock and Tootsie Provost at short and | third respectively.They have also CELGIN ) CAMP] The Ideal Spot for | Your Boy Everything that a boy, ten to fifteen years of age, may desire in a summer canfp.e Log Cabins - Good Food All-round Sports Program .Daily Conversational French Period ° Directors: D.H.Chodat\u2014S.E.McKyes Both of the The Westmount Protestant Schools For information, rates ete, PHONE _ATlantic 4194 VE i, PBN pes ve.F Sibbie Mundey, the hockey referee and man about town, Tommy Brennan, the Boston Olympic puck-chaser, Doug Heron, the Mc- Gill hockey and grid star and the popular Dan Daniels.The Hamp- tonites are managed by Ernie Mundey.St.Augustine's, who never fail to come up with a battling aggregation, have the highly rated Kev Kennedy, of Dodger fame, at second base and bespectacled Allan Dykes, who has pitched many a fine game in the local ball league, on their line-up.This year all the Snowdon League teams are completely un- iformed\u2014cap, short-sleeved shirt, baseball pants, stockings and spikes.It makes things look very professional.Bill Hutchinson, who used to be president\u2019 of the Atwater In-, termediate Baseball League and Who still umpires a few games in the Atwater circuit, is president and umpire-in-chief up Snowdon way.Ced Kelly is the league's secretary-treasurer and Art Mann, who should be known to all Westmount softball fans, is the league's official public relations \u2018man.vo RENE Award of Honor (Continued from Page 1) whi\u20aclt dates back to the early years of the \u2018award.It was replaced by whitewashing at the request of schoolboard authorities in 45.This is the first year the lucky recipient (s) have taken | both, although in \u201943 and '44 clippers were produced and one unfortunate bystander was completely shorn.) Further henage was paid the i winners at a banquet held at the Westmount, YMCA Wednesday evening.They will be presented bronze medals in official recognition at the WHS Old Boys\u2019 Annual Banquet next Spring.John Draper, known as Honest John to his colleagues, played the major part in the school's political system this year in serving as Students Council president.He also played Senior A Football and starred on the Senior A ski team.Johnny Waterson played Senior Kan AGES 8 Boating \u2014 Swim Canoe Trips for Older WESTMOUNT ELwood 1106 P KANAWAN FOR BOYS June 21st to Aug.16th Woodland Camp in the Laurentians Expert Supervision Canoeing and Sailing © LITERATURE ON REQUEST Y.M.C A.4585 Sherbrooke St.West A To 17 ming \u2014 Hiking Boys © Y.M.C.A: Notes | Boys\u2019 Division: The Triangle Hi-Y Club of the Westmount Y.M.Ç.A.had\u2019 Mr.Rudy Lehrs speak to their club on \u201cThe Essentials of Christianity.\u201d The club had innumerable questions and Mr.Lehrs was busily engaged answering questions for three quarter of an hour after the final conclusion of the meeting.The boy members of the World Youth Fund department have been requested to make personal pledges to the World Youth work of the Association.So far twenty- one dollars has been listed on this personal pledge basis.Apart from this club's efforts, the Hi-Y, Y- Eba's, Je.Hi-Y Club are all carrying on individual campaigns among their own members.Boys are being encouraged to earn, save and give and so extend a helping hand to other less privileged boys in countries devastated by the war.The Y-Eba\u2019s are a newly formed group of employed boys, between \u2018the ages of 15 and 18, members of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.The purpose of the club is to assist employed boys to develop themselves, physically, intellectually and socially and to be of service to other working boys.The club conducts an all round program, including swimming, baseball, dances, public speakers, meetings on vocational questions and weekend trips.Recently members of the club toured to Plattsburg for a weekend outing together.Members of: the \u2018teen-age clubs of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.are anxiously looking: forward to Belmont Park Nite to be held June 14th.Thanks to the courtesy of Mr.Lamarre, publicity Manager for the Park, members of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d and their friends: are offered a 40% discount on all amusements.The group will meet at 7 p.m.on June 14th at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d and proceed tc the park \u2018togéther.The evening will conclude With dancing.Tickets may be obtained at the Westmount \u201cYY\u201d, Members of the Junior Hi-Y will have an induction of their club on June 13th.This is a newly formed club composed of members of the boys\u2019 department, thirteen and fourteen years of age.Boys to be inducted are: Richard Swan, president; Paul Arnold, secretary; Harold Draper, Morley Swan, Peter Howey, Ralt Lamar- tine, Malcolm Brownridge, David | Mackey, Bob Bunten, Paul Man- ison, and John Nourse.| The group will participate a weekend camping trip to Cam Perrot on June 21st and 22nd.Tonight, the Friday Nite Club of : the Westmount Y.M.C.A.is holding a special Sadie Hawkins dance.Miss Joan Noseworthy is serving as Program Convener,\u2014a special program of novelty dances and , contests has been arranged.All members of the club are participating in providing refreshments, girl members bringing sandwiches, boys, cakes and cookies.Mr.Jim Nesbit and Miss Joan Gillingham will be Social Conveners.Dancing will commence at 8:30 p.m.and continue till 12.Prizes and decorations will make this a big event in the Friday Night Club year.Members may bring friends by A football, was one of the main reasons for Westmount's Protestant Hockey Cup, served on the Students Council, and was big gun with the Boys\u2019 Athletic Ass'n.Both are likeable, popular guys \u2014the people's choice.In a similar ceremony, but minus the post-election parade, whitewash and dunking, Emily Ann Nasmifth received a corresponding \u201cmost popular girl\u201d vote.|This award was inaugurated last \"year when it was won by Natalie Fochs, Miss Nasmith is a WHS reporter for Canadian High News, providing a special guest ticket.These have already been distributed to members of the club.Admigsion will be by ticket only.The Westmount Y.M.C.A.\u2018is sponsoring the opening of beys\u2019 club work in the St.Henri area.Already initial meetings of a Gra- Y Club in Lewis Evans School.have been held.The club is being organized with the full co-opera- tion of Mr.Campbell, Principal of the School\u2014meetings taking place in the school.Boys active in the formation of this new group include: Robert Bôoth, Fred Griffith, Art Nicholson, Dave Cesare, Kennis Morin, Robert Samuels, Nicki Volihakis, John Nicholson, Rene Berube, Ronald Farr, Wilfred Evoy, John Fecenko, Fred Griffiths, Eail Goddard, Robert Booth and Arthur Nicholson, John Kowal and Albert and Joseph Braithwaite, This club will carry out an all round physical, mental and spirit.Another group of St.boys, 14 years of age ang ove attending school and work; n being organized by William Mit chell with the idea of carrying a new program during the sump, This program would consis i overnight trips, cycling, pry and discussions on employmey, Unfortunately this latter Bu has not yet been able to find place in which to hold its meet, Both these clubs are affiliated an integral part of the Westmount YMCA.Lawnmow | Sharpened By McWhinnie's Stay Sharp Longer Bicycle Sales, Repairs and hy, For All Makes.Locksmith \u2014 General Repair; McWHINNIES udl program and members prom- REPAIR SHOP ise to be of service to their school 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST their home and their community.WA.3113 \u2014 Summer Membership Now Available \u2014 Good Until Sept.30th | MEN $7.00 BOYS $4.00 | d | LADIES $5.00 , a Swimming and Outdoor Progron FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS Phone ELwood 1106 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A| 4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Don't Put It Off - Put It In! 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QUALITY COAIE It's Not The Cost Per Ton But || AND CUT YOUR fi The Cost Per Winter That Counts \u201cQuality means Economy\u201d HAND & PARKE: LIMITED 4857 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(AT VICTORIA AVE.) \u201cMore Heat Per Dollar\u201d ® BACKED BY 30 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE @ nd cos takes » fake Adj hee) Alignmeny f_ Fe T 5 sel and 8 It exercis boys, ! contine safety medica ally w! a finels hospital we per lian 8! from Te: eurized day fro! no limit may col All I periods qualified struction make hin in and 0 The da is a vari bell ring: the lake The dail) portant fe an inspe and sores are imme doctor wl treatment boys are d for break: that a sec short peri each meal taken by a G The next spent in \u20ac.hall, tents everything for the da interesting: here iy op all types te interests th n woodwor! raft, nat.ics, bird lo ng, boating requently © y or in sn particular I ay build : ake, ip wh der, or a Perhaps a gi brie of the hy NDE Bi \u2014 | New and.py : BICYeL Mon Situated ris one f ?te Aor infor Folders Nitor Vacation \u2014 Re ly pais\u201d b ir ut in fig Very Latest em Steeri 1200 Stanley 20 fo Suck of Wine > yecimosal's Home nempéper\" Kamp Kanawana Famous NÉ For Safety And Health The questions whieh are uppermost in the minds of parents Hong 8 selecting a place for their boy's over and safety.g an 1t is the recognition of this, and the extreme care which is | Mit, exercised, that has made Kamp Kanawana, the Y.M.C.A.camp for ng op poys, NOW in its 54th season, one of the outstanding camps on the mer, ntinent.Careful consideration of the factors affecting health and int of oy make Kanawana an ideal spot for boys.All campers are ora : sdically examined before leaving the city and are checked periodic- ps ny while in camp.À qualified doctor is always in attendance with fit, 4 finely equipped dispensary ands eting, pospital at his disposal.Menus needs repairing and will set out te ared by an expert diet- ous be Pd all food is purchased ro recognized city firms.Pasteurized milk is delivered fresh each day from the City and there is mo limit to the amount a boy may consume.All boating and swimming eriods are carefuly patrolled by qualified life-guards.Careful instruction is given to the boy to make him perfectly at home both in and on the water: The day's program at the camp ig a varied one.When the rising bell rings, all boys go down to the lake for their wash and dip.The daily soap bath is an important feature and is followed by an inspection of cuts, bruises, end sores of any kind.All such are immediately reported to the doctor who sees that necessary treatment is received.After the boys are dressed comes the signal for breakfast and it is seldom that a second call is needed.A short period of grace precedes each meal and this is usually taken by a staff member.Group Periods The next forty-five minutes are spent in cleaning up the dining hall, tents and campus, when everything is put in shipshape for the day.Then follows the interesting group periods.Here here is opportunity for boys of ail types to find something that fnterests them.There are groups n woodwork, leatherwork, metal- raft, nature study, drama- | i ics, bird lore, campcraft, canoe- a 4M ng, boating, and many others.requently boys, either individual- r y or in small groups, work on particular project.One group \u2014\u2014 ay build a lean-to across the Lmeseiil:ke, in which they will sleep aler, or a cabin in the woods.Perhaps a group will decide that bne of the bridges along the trail \u2014 SHOP \u2014 New and.Used Bicycles À \"MCYCLES FOR RENT Welding cad Deazing 5260 SHERBROONXE ST.W.{Commer Decarie Blvd.) EL.0081 AU PETIT CHATEAU St.Jorite Station Featuring our new, modern Swimming Peel INOIR LAC MERCIER Mont Tremblant oo Situated right on the lake ie for information FR, 4429 or ite Au py ation, dus tit Chateau, St.Jovite Folders available at nilor Vacation Bureau - WA, 2773 ND.G.BICYCLE REPAIR ; ovat Pa a) MOP, on a For Safety's Sake Ë na Take Chances?Yourself from serions accidents na costly repair bille \u2014 Have you es put In first class conditien.rake Adj a heel Alignment Check-up ] Very Latest Equipmene 1) , BRAKE SERVICE \u2014 Steering Specisli 1260\" gran) 0 for Free Estimates .Back of Windsor Hotel THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 vacation are those affecting health to do that.When the interest groups are over it is time for the swimming classes.Beginners .are taught separately with individual instruction, and it is the exceptional boy who does not learn to swim quickly at Kanawana.There are also classes for those who are able to swim a little and classes for advanced swimmers who are anxious to improve their stroke.Instruction is given in both elementary and fancy diving.At the same time the class in Life Saving is under way, where boys are taught the fundamentals of life saving methods leading to the certificate of the National Council of the Y.M.C.A.There are \u2018classes for all grades of swimmers and an effort is made every year to have each boy improve his swimming ability.After these instructional periods comes general swim which is lots of fun.Two diving boards one high and one low, provide opportunity for boys to try their skill at the thrilling sport of diving.The long water shute, where boys slide from the top of the hil down into the water with a mighty splash, is always well ANNUAL TAG DAY ON SATURDAY HANDICAPPED BUT HAPPY are the above students of the School for Crippled Children which holds its Annual Tag Day for funds this Saturday.The group includes members of the students council of West- mount Junior High who recently wers guests of the School.The Westmount boys and girls were greatly impressed by the efficiency of the School and the courage and cheerfulness of the Handicapped Students.PAGE THIRTEEN non-swimmers are keen to pass can have their fun at it.After the swim the boys lie about in the sun for ten or fifteen minutes to get thoroughly dried before lunch.Then the noon-day meal following which is a song and music period.New songs are learned and campers with playing ability take turns at playing for the rest of the camp.Every day after lunch there is a rest period.Campers are always urged to take full advantage of this period for it is the time ef day when it's most beneficial.Sometimes the boys sleep, or read, \u2018or write home, and very oftend the counsellor will tell them a story.° The afternoon is comparatively free.Boys may boat or canoe or £o on short hikes.The craftshop is open for those who want to work there.Games are organized for those who want them, but no coercion is used to make boys | participate if they do not desire it, however, the advantages of participation are usually quite evident.Regattas, swimm ing meets, and other special programs are usually held in the afternoon in which most campers either participate or are ardent spectators.Before supper is another swim as carefully patrolled as the one in the morning.After supper, quiet games are played, or boys again go out on the lake, boating or canoeing.When darkness falls, the campfires are lit.Sometimes the fire is in the Council Ring, sometimes on the hill across the lake, or on cold nights in the large open fireplaces in the recreation halls.What memories these campfires bring to old Kanawanians, of songs learned, of stories told, of stunts and games and of the quiet, inspirational note which brings the day to a close.Friendships are cemented firmly around the fires of Kanawana.Then as the embers are dying down, it\u2019s off to bed to snuggle down in the blankets thoroughly satisfied with life, and determined to make tomorrow an even better day than today.Briefly stated, the purposes of Kanawana are to provide a camp where a boy is safe, morally and physically; to stimulate the - boy's growth and development by out of the beginners class so they ed counsellors, thus filling each occupied.Obviously only the good furnishing opportunity for happy \u2018day brimful of fun and happiness of Christian Citizenship, that they swimmers try this so that all| and profitable activities under|and the keem zest of healthful may make a worthy contribution the leadership of carefuly select] living; and, through attention, to|to the life eof their home and # DAWES I ARIA FF ITTF TTIT BLACK HORSE BREWERY MONTREAL ,.ESTABLISHED 185) à Veh inspire the boys with the ideals! eommunity.StH Ea men rs 200 so DT DITES Los rv ry ar me Gandhi : ue ._ : : = 3 '.Se bé or \u2014 RETIENS 7 EE _ miser ET \" - = (owen) eT > : er z k Apr e Aun = 2 SR nr vik, >: ee PAGE FOURTEEN Ste.Agathe, P.Q.\u2014 The most extensive sports calendar in the history of the Laurentian Moun- TOWNSHIPS Edgewater Lodge LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG Directly on the Beach Salmon fishing, safe bathing, boating.recreation hall.ADULTS ONLY OPENING JUNE 14th Write Edgewater lodge \u2014 Vale Perkins, Que, or phone Mansonville 41 R 4 Folders avalable at Monitor Vacation Bureau \u2014 WA.2773.Knowlton Grove HOTEL ON BROME LAKE KNOWLTON, QUE.OPENS JUNE 21st Tennis, Clock Golf, *SwImming.Boating, Dancing, Large Lounge Rooms, Good Food Make Reservations Early Write or Phone Knowlton 103 4 or ELwood 4594 w [PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing.Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Every Modern Comfort At Reasonable Rates For all particulars regarding rates etc., write or phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773 \u2014 | | THANOIR BROME LAKE ON LAKE BROME, FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.Good Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold Ruuning Water in every room.Excellent Food.Dancing Pavilion.Also newly constructed cabins, unique in style Tel.Knowiton, 142, Ring 6, or Write Direct.UFTON COURT Overlooking Lake Memphremagog At The Foot Of Owl's Head Mountain Boating, Swimming, Salmon and Bass Fishing, Mountain Climbing, Tennis, Open Fires, Recreation Hall RESTRICTED CLIENTELE For further particulars.apply G.A.Perkins, Vale Perkins, Que.Telephone Mansonville 4 Ring 3, er Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA.2773 WHY NOT?\u201cWO3DACRES\u201d Where Wood and Water Meet We invite you to become better acquainted with the services ahd facilities available in Brome County\u2014 sometimes called the Switzerland of the Eastern \u2018Townships.MONTIE ELSDON, Prop.Situated on Lake Memphremagoz (Beautiful Waters) halfway between Newport, Vt., and Magog, Que.All facilities for rest, relaxation and enjoyment.Right on the water's edge.Write or phone for booklet Montle Elsdon, Knowlton Landing Que.(Via Mansonville) Phone Mansonville 28 R 4 Booklets Avallable At 2773 | will bring upwards of 75 privately- the Laurentians include improve- Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY.JUNE 6, 1947 acd Sports in Laurentians Are Great Attraction , tains, Canada\u2019s great year-round ! playground, north of Montreal, was announced here today by Alfred Lapointe, president of the Lauren- tian Resorts Association which promotes the development of the region.Golf tournamenis, horse shows.skeet competitions, regattas, trail rides, tennis tournaments and swimming meets are slated for the next three months throughout Shawbridge-St.Jovite area.One of the season's highlights will be the annual suyimer flight of the Sportsman Pilots Asociation, which : owned airplanes to Gray Rocks Inn at St.Jovite, July 13-19.Other aviation developments in ments to the landing strip main- tined by Chalet Cochand at Ste.Marguerite.Golf Tournaments Two major golf tournaments are slated for June over the Ste.Marguerite's Golf Club course.The annual newspapermen\u2019s tournament, sponsored by the Ste.Adele Lodge, will be held on June 8, while June 15 will see the Province of Quebec Golf.Association sponsored invitation tournament held by the Alpine Inn at Ste.Marguerite.Horse Show The summer horse show circuit, long a feature of the Laurentian\u2019s sports calendar, will get underway on July 12 at Chalet Cochand, Ste.Marguerite, when a show in aid of Canada's 1948 Olympic Ski Team will be staged.Sun Valley Farm, scene of the spring trail ride of the Laurentian Trail Riders Association earlier this month will stage a horse show on August 2.An international show will be presented by the Ste.Adèle Lodge, .Ste.Adèle, on August 3.| Mont Gabriel, set high atop one of the district\u2019s most picturesque hills, will hold a show \u2018on August | 9, while Ste.Agathe, focal point | ; of the district in summer and win- \u2018ter, has a horse show scheduled for August 16-17.Skeet Shooting Throughout the summer, skeet shooting meets will be held at Mont Gabriel, the Alpine Inn and Chalet Cochand.Regattas and golf, tournaments will be staged at\u2019 Shawbridge, Val Morin and Val David.The famed acquatic unit of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Asse- ciation, oldest atheletic club in North America, will present exhibitions during the summer at Ste.Adèle Lodge, the Alpine Inn and Gray Rocks Inn.\u201cY\u201d Annual Meet (Continued from Page 1) | WESTMOUNT YMCA ANNUAL tentions but \u201calso from scientific knowledge of human motives and behaviour to help them go straight.The meeting, attended by some 200 members was conducted by D.O.Bremner, chairman of the Board of Management.Statistics contained in the annual report presented by executive secretary W.Spearman, showed an increase in all activities during the year.The place of the Y.M.C.A.in the community was emphasized by the wide variety of organizations which had made use of the building.When asked to contribute to the Salvation Army Drive remember the work of the League of Mercy.> Belmont Park Draws Crowds The skies were overcast; the wind assumed \u2018gale-like\u2019 proportions; the clouds parted occasionally to permit the sun to shine; there was a chill in the air yet thousands jammed Belmont Park's grounds over the week-end seeking relaxation and recreation from the past week's arduous labours.Many new faces were seen along the Midway as several American Cars deposited their occupants.All attractions were well patronized.Adults thrilled to such \u2018rides\u2019 as The Whip; the Sensational \u2018Looper;' the Scenic Railway; the \u201cU-Drive-It\u2019 \u2018The Dragon\u201d to mention but a few.Parents with |their youngsters visited Kiddie Land where there \u201care several \u2018rides\u2019 exclusively for those, aged six months to 12 years, The 3 Barretts, the free outdoor attraction, kept spectators in a state of high tension as they executed their death-defying hand-balancing and other gymnastic routines atop a swaying rigging eighty-five feet high.These daredevils, now in their third and final week, appear daily at 5 and 11 p.m.The dance pavilion also came in for its share of attention with hundreds dancing, with an equal amount listening to the rhythmic LAURENTIAN Shadynook Inn On Lac Mercier Mont Tremblant Station, Que.Comfortable rooms with hot and cold waler, rooms with pr ivate bath ;also private cottages.with bath, meals in hotel.Golf - Tennis - Bathing Sandy Beach - Dancing By rail, C.P.R., Mont Tremblant Station, Que.; By Road, Route 11.Phone St.Jovite 59 Ring 2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 styling of \u2018pep\u2019 tunes by Benny Louis and his Orchestra.Picnics are being held on Saturday by the Canadian National Recreation Association; the Northern Electric Club; the Hydro - Quebec Recreation Club; Loyola College High School; Shipping Containers Ltd; Soiree \u201cVert - Blanc - Rouge\u201d Mont St- Louis; Our Lady of Victory Academy, Plattsburg, N.Y.; Ste.Rose Community Group; \u2018Montreal West High School and the Y.M.H.A.Vickings Club.LAURENTIAN PINE LODGE | HOTEL RAWDON, QUE.An excellent Resort Hotel.All modern conveniences.Really a desirable location for the vacationist.Our Meals Are Our Pride COCKTAIL ROOM Apply CL.1753 or direct Rock Cliff Inn MORIN HEIGHTS, QUE.FULLY LICENSED HOTEL 50 miles from Montreal.Route 11 to Piedmont, then turn left.On a private lake stocked with speckled trout, (fly fishing only), beautifully situated for privacy yet only ten minutes walk from station and village.Tennis, shuffleboard, swimming, boating, fishing, ping pong, dancing, ete.Excellent cuisine, Rates: 34,00 per day, double.Bridal suite, $5.00 per day.Write for felder or phene 385, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 American Plan.Westmosars Home Newspape~ creme Homeless and unemployed gy, helped, destitute cared for, ang the hungry fed.Your gifts assis the Salvation Army in this necessary work.Contribute during tp, Campaign.LAURENTIAN Meet Your Friends At AU : Situated on the shore of Lake ¢ Guindon, near Lake Marois, On the summit of the Lauren.tian Mountains, 40 miles from Montreal.@® LICENSED INN on point of Lake Guindon\u2014 entirely renovated, @ PARKING SPACE for automobiles.© RUSTIC COCKTAIL BAR.@ LAURENTIAN STYLE LOUNGE overlooking the Z Lake.# @® SUN-BATHED ROOMS de- ij corated in restful colors, & with running spring water = and hot water.5 @ DINING ROOM overlooking #8 the Lake.re © CUISINE under the direc- 14 tion of a capable chef.4.@ SPACIOUS TERRACE on Ë the edge of the point of the % Lake, and numerous Lau- Ÿ rentian chairs.Ë @® PRIVATE BEACH and floating platform for sun- Æ bathers and swimmers.4 Information: AU GROS SAPIN INN, LAKE GUINDON, County Terrebonne, Phene Shawbridge 606-R-5 \u201cMonitor Vacation Bureag, WA, 2773.; CE yitation toa Vacation.ALL YEAR \u2018ROUND Full summer sports, entertainment program begins June 1\u2014Floor shows in the cosy COLONIAL ROOM\u2014featuring JACKIE KAHANE, M.C., and Herman Apple and his Band\u2014Special honeymoon rates for June\u2014Room service, \u2018phones, baths in all rooms\u2014Fire-sprinklered\u2014Knopp Beauty Salon Monui To Memo \"Rowan Bank\u201d VAL MORIN Ideally situated for an enjoyable and restful vacation Comfortable rooms, modern conveniences, English home cooking, close to lake and golf course.CHRISTIAN CLIENTELE Val Morin 467 r.2 or PL.2647 \u2014 after 7 p.m.Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773 Hotel \"La Clairiere\u201d LAC LABELLE, Que.Ideal for vacation and rest Baautiful spot Good Fishing \u2014 Boating Tennis \u2014 Bungalows L.GENET, Proprietor Phone Labelle 607 R 4 or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA.2773 Blagrave Inn \u201cLac Ouareau St.Donat, Que.The finest natural sandy beach in the Laurentians.Good fishing.Tennis, Boating and other sports.\u2014RESERVE NOW! ITE.a = - 1 ntoine Ma i designer an ctor of J, ishes + e has oper 491 Cote « nd will be | : pn exclushy ; Pesigns for : Ask for TONE 9ingrmninc.AGATH DES MONTY, bn F MON( 491 COTE [ bath, shower or running water, nT \u2014= ES ODGE = Overlooking Beautiful Lake MacDonald On Route 3, 20 miles above Lachute, or C.N.R.to Weir, Que.This newest Lodge in the Laurentians has every urban conver and yet has a rustic keynote which adds to its charm.All room also spacious suites wi solariums.Cocktail Lounge.GOOD TROUT FISHING IN LAKE MacDONALD Swimming \u2014 Four Sandy Beaches \u2014 All Sports Cuisine by a famed chef Trs OPEN HOUSE All Year Round M Phone \u2014=\u2014== 3 \u2014 V6Es = Cd agi ed ance wil ith adjoining a \u2014 whetie ITAL Private Log Bungalows on Lake Front Everything planned for your comfort and convenienc k Write for Descriptive Folder fun ond frolic or peace and contentment.Ur or Phone St.Donat 2! Write or phone: White Forest odes, A Arundel Post Office, Que i .; n 13 2.or Monitor Vacation Bureau .Folders available at Monitor Vacation Bureau \u2014 WA.2778 james Heme Newspaper\u201d THE Camp Westmount To Open June Twenty-third n - ç the last meeting of the : AL unt Y.M.C.A.Boys\u2019 Work e ittee, plans were made for o Westmount, the In-the-city camp.operated at the Westmount $302 pose of the camp is 1 ive to as Many as possible .the pest camping experiences in \u2014 me neart of the city, to boys any would otherwise be lett to and we.own devices on the city os, Qt; 2.By 2 carefully plan- ces.lv, organized and supervised the yore to provide a certain sont of discipline and direc- \u2014 4a Ir boys suddenly released school restraints and thrown _ jaÿrriy on their own.3.To go sti {mests, etc.sure time to advantage.ÇA till September 30th.Aolk E funeRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W DExter 1149 Modern Chapel WITH AMMOND™ ORGAN _ Dates: Camp Westmount \u2014 up areas of experience and mulate boys that they will aire to continue to explore for themselves, either by continuing per formal education or furth- ang their knowledge informally py reading, developing hobby in- me plan calls for a five week program, intensive in nature, smning immediately.after school doing during which time the boys learn how to spend their be- In (Pro rem ugust, & Vacation Club program hes extensive in nature will be werated.Members will be entit- he to full privileges in the Y.M.Family Monuments To c Memories ishes to Pn exclusive or Millffesions for memorials., Ask for Catalogue MONUMENTS 8491 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Phone AT.8001 ntoine Marchand, formerly designer and managing dir- ctor of J.Brunet Limitée, announce that be has opened his office at #1 Cote des Neiges Road nd will be pleased to quote standard ]_ CR TONE MARCHAND Monday, June 23rd to Saturday, August 2nd.Vacation Club \u2014 Monday, August 4th to Saturday, August 30th.Program: The Camp will operate every day in the week from 9.30 a.m.till 4.30 p.m.closing at noon Saturdays.| 9.30 to 10.15 a.m.An assembly with the theme \u201cKnow Montreal\u201d | \u2014 at which speakers and films will be utilized to awaken an interest in the boys about the history of the Island of Montreal, its streets, public buildings, its places of interest and its transportation system.Definite provision has been made for the boys to ask questions and to make collections in scrap books of information they obtain.10.15 to 12.15 p.m.After the general assembly, instructions will be given in swimming, in craftwork, woodworking, aeroplane building, printing, plastic work, crepepaper work and wood- : carving \u2014 followed by a period of reading and story telling.! At 12.15 there will be a dinner period \u2014 the boys bringing their own lunches and purchasing milk.Two afternoons a week outdoor physical activity such as: baseball, soccer, track and field will take place while other afternoons will be spent visiting various industries and learning first hand how different articles are made.| Movies are shown each Friday, all day picnic trips taking place out of the city, Wednesdays.Special attention is being given :| swimming instruction for non-' \"| swimmers.Overnight camps will -| be held during the camp to give the boys the great experience of spending a night in the out of doors away from home.A parents\u2019 night with a display of work and the awarding of, crests and certificates will be held on Thursday July 31st commencing at 7.30 p.m.Al parents and teachers of the boys attending are invited to attend.Cost: A-$4.00 summer member- | ship in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.! entitles the holder to attend Camp Westmount, the August Vacation Club, and to participate in the \u2018|'Y.M.C.A.regular program until .Sept.30th.Members of the Y.M.! C.A.are admitted to the summer program without extra charge.© Don\u2019t fall in your duty to the needy.Give to the Salvation Army Campaign.) Mobile Red Cross | EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 PAGE FIFTEEN | The Westmount Examiner | Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE: YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlhut 2773 16 WORDS 35+ 2¢ for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 5 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET 27 .GARAGES WANTED ST.FAUSTIN station; furnished cote; lake front, near station, screened verandah, running water, WA.sa18: 7 RESORTS\u2014COUNTRY BOARD THE SEA \u2014 Accommodation available for few guests in modern private home, good table.Close to beach.Apply WI.9245 or AT.5230, -1 LAURENTIANS \u2014 Hillside Guest House, St.Sauveur.des Monts, foot of hill 70.Opening June 21st; spacious grounds, tennis, near swimming poel.Good home cooking, spring tilled mattresses.Free parking; Quiet, restful.Beservations write box 442 c-o 2191 Hampton.T-16 VICINITY of Montrose or Clarke Ave.Telephone evenings, FI.6202.T-22 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS New, 34 h.p., 1/3 h.p.,, % h.p.Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke Street West.40.0000 T-32 BEAUTIFUL Indian carpet, 6 x 9, will sacrifice; DE.7271.T-46 GASOLINE ENGINE New Johnson Iron Horse, 1 cylinder, 4 cycles.Hodge Bros., 5382 \u2018Sherbrooke Street West.EL.4540.T-33 EMBOSSED Indian carpet, 7 x 4.Cheap.DE.7271.T-45 13 APARTMENTS WANTED- SUPERIOR furnished hourse or apartment, not less than 2 bedrooms, in good residential district, required by family of 3 adults; will pay high rent and provide best references.BL.9341.T-51 HIGH SCHOOL Teacher and.bride require 2% or more roem apartment or flat, immediate or September occupancy.Furnished or unfurnished, around $60.00 monthly.WA.1666 after 6 p.m.WANTED \u2014 Private living room, bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom, unfurnished, in privately owned refined home in Westinount between Western Avenue and Cote St.Antoine Road, by an established Montreal Protestant- business man and wife.Husband out of city frequently.Can furnish highest banking and social references.Advise phone no.to box 437 c-o 2191 Hampton Ave.T-43 18a LIVING ACCOMMODATION i WANTED YOUNG westetn éouple, Electrical En- gineer, requires .-housekepping .accom- |.modation, furnished, \u201cunfurnished.No children.WA.'H460.a 14 HOUSES TO LET T-35 MEN'S BICYCLES New, C.C.M, Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke Street West.BL.4540.T-31 PORTABLE radio, perfect condition; lady's riding habit, tallored, beige, size 16.WA.3414 T-35 SAVE MONEY On fuel and repairs during thd winter.Have your heating system, stoker, oil burner, completely overhauled, vacuum cleaned, for next winter's top performance.Call Heat Makers Ltd., WH.2100, T-42 LARGE modern Barrymore custom- built chesterfield and chair, perfect condition, $123.00; Phone FI.5130.; T-27 OIL HEATERS Coleman \u2014 $63.50.Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.ae BICYCLE \u2014 Boy's C.C.M., suitable.boy 14, 4490 Sherbrooke St.West.| T-39 CHILDREN\u2019S PHOTOGRAPHS # Taken in.your home; 12 different pictures, 4 by 3 inches, $5.00; copies 25c.LA.1721, T-37 Business mal ((FétérhfOi; fgigily in country for summer, June Hen to August 31st, offers rent-free accommodation in home for married veteran.One child no dx whack.Breakfast and\u2019) DE.5262 supper five dd¥s plop aveek asked {ri return.Location Westmount.References.Write box 440 e-o 2191 Hamp- 23 ROOM & BOARD WANTED ROOM and board required.by yous business man, references; Call BL.3168.T-48 25 AUTOS WANTED CAR wanted in good \u2018condition, from private party.No dealers, please.MA.2720, DO.6843, T-20 Clinics Service Northwestern Part Of Que.Province ! Way up in the northwestern part of the Province of Quebec there live thousands of settlers cut off fram the ordinary benefits of life in civilized centres.Their lands lie as far north as a line that cuts across the Gaspe coast; and as far west as the border between Quebec and Ontario.This is the marvellous new country known as Abi- tibi and Temiskaming.Some day the land will probably be built up and these settlers will enjoy the advantages of modern community living.But until that day hundreds of families find themselves without the services of a resident doctor or a resident den- HORNED @l Funeral Directors Gstablished 1840 - WA Chapel of Cathedral Beat | At your disposal without charge ue.nee tist.In many cases there is not even a nurse for miles around, except of course in the larger towns.It is to bring medical, dental and nursing services to these isolated Canadian settlers that the Red Cross sends mobile clinics up into the Abitibi and Temiskaming country each summer.There art two such mobile clinics and each of them is equipped to give both medical and dental services and the services of trained nurses.The work of these units has already become famous in the region and is now quite widely referred to not only in the Province of Quebec, but in other parts of Canada.For their work is peculiar to this province.First, let's see \u2018what each of these medical-dental units consists of, The mobile unit proper is made up of a truck especially built for the Canadian Red Cross.Its a heavy duty vehicle big enough to contain the equipment needed for the work\u2014articles such as a dental chair, an operating table, a couch for patients to rest on, drills for the dentists, instruments for doctors and dentists alike, drugs, bandages and all the paraphernalia of modern miniature hospital.Then there is a station wagon to | transport the professional staff of the clinic.The whole of the mobile clinic is thus moved in only two vehicles the special truck and the station wagon, WALNUT bedroom\u2019 suite:- Acme\" gas stove, smooth top; fireplace sets; stair carpet with rods.FL 2992, T-28 BOXING gloves, 2 palrs, never sid, 3 ELECTRIC iron; eleclric kettle; white crocheted bedspread;\u201d 3 silver mugs; DE.2867.T-23 SHRUBS FOR SALE Barberry honeysuckle.G.Di Paolo.Growers.EL.6023.ch T-21 PREMTER vacuum\u2019 cleaner In good order, will sacrifice.$19.00, TA.9174.T-12 UMBRELLAS recovered, called for and delivered.DE.4505.:_T-13 BOY'S outgrown clôthing, size 15:16.4 polo shirts, 4 broadcloth shirts, khaki longs, some new, all in excellent condition, 10 pieces $10.00.No dealers.WE.5033.T-49- BARGAIN : BEAUTIFUL new chesterfield, spring filled, 3 pteces, 2 tones, sacrifice $66.00; new rug 6 x 9 $15.50; 5826 Sherbrooke West.EL.3614.T-2 FOUR old trunks in good condition; carved oak china cabinet.DE.giz.51 WANTED TO PURCHASE ONE large picnic basket wanted in good condition.EL.2818.T-36 CHESTERFIELD SETS Studios, sewing and washing machines, pianos, organs, ice-boxes, electric refrigerators, men\u2019s suits, office and plumbing supplies, stoves, also all kinds household furniture, etc.High- ests cash value paid.MA.2720.DO.ANTIQUES, china, silverware (in any condition), Nglass, furniture, ornaments.Cash pald.Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine.WI.5700.T-13 MEN\u2019S AND BOYS\u2019 clothing, etc, good price.HA, 3790, evenings, CR.1938.T-3 34 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE T-19 42 PERSONALS ENJOYABLE MOVIES For children's parties shown in your home, sound and silent.CR, 4675.T-9 MAGICIAN CHILDREN'S PARTIES Young Bilingual veteran entertains at children's parties with unusual magic tricks.Ariny Show experience.Ren- sonable fee.AT.2101 after 7 p.m, T-41 TRADES AD PROFESSIONAL CA™DS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BLDG.REPAIRS ALTERATIONS, carpentry, painting, decorating and paper hanging, plastering, floor scraping, general repairs.F.Hendy and Son.Free Estimates gladly given, WI.3928, T-8 DECORATING 271 FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS.F.Thomas.For painting and decorating, W.Thomas, Estimates free.WI.5311.EL.6852, T-6 CALL WE.2726, for your painting, papering, picture framing, window glazing and carpentry work.Operated by veterans.T-14 AT YOUR SERVICES \u2014 Nu-Tone -Decorators Reg'd.AI veteran organization.Interior and exterior decorat- .ing.Specializing in Spray-Gun Technique, Particular attention given to inaccessible stairways.Free estimations by appointment.Call EL.4895.T-52 DRESSMAKING MRS.HUMBER \u2014 Talloress, dress- Maker for ladies and children.FT.\"54 |-6070.T-7 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ELECTRICAL repairs and installations of all kinds, Electrical apollances of all makes repaired.Star Electric.Licensed Elertricians.1633 St.Ca- \u2018therine St.W., near Guy.FL 5107.T-4 WE REPAIR radios, toasters, vacuums, irons, heaters, lamps, fans, etc.\u2018Repairs guaranteed.WE.2226, West- mount Appliances and Sports Co., 4209 St.Catherine St.W.T-10 RUG SERVICE BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, materials, Into any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CO.Drummond Bldg.\u2018PL.5846 T-1 RADIO SERVICE RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS The most complete modern radio repair shop, vicinity Westmount, N.D.G., for house and car radios.Wrok guaranteed, Car radios Installed.Hodge Bros., 6362 Sherbrooke West.EL.4340.T-29 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets rebuilt and recovered, also slipcovers, nice selection materials.Nu-art Upholstering, 4110 St.Catherine St.W.WI.9037.T-18 VENETIAN BLINDS ROYAL VENETIAN BLINDS Flexible aluminum, made-to-measure.Oven\u2019 bake, eggshell enamel finish.Will not warp, rast or crack.YO.5681.Evenings, YO.3042.T-5 WANTED \u2014 English speaking lady companion occasionally for Protestant lady, 31.00 per hour.Write box 434 co 2191 Hampton.~ T-23 RESPONSIBLE High School girl with references wanted for care of 2 small children mornings and some afternoons.WA, 1730.T-40 86 HELP WANTED \u2014 MALE WANTED by Chemical Manufacturer, Office Boy, High School Graduate preferred.Following qualifications essential, Good penmanship, accurate at figures, neat in appearance, ambitious and willing to learn.Splendid opportunity for right boy.Apply in own handwriting and submit references to box 346 c-o 2191 Hampton, T-34 39 LOST BOY'S Grenfel jacket in Westmount Park; Call WI, 0108 or BE.2170, T-50 4i DOMESTIC PETS VEVA H.ROBSON Announces the opening of her new modern Kennels under expert Supervision or St.Mary's Road, 2 miles Kast of Ste Anne de Bellevue, For RICH Garden Soil For Sale | $3.00 Single Load 55:00 Double Load DExter 0035 S.AUBIN reservations, Phone LA, 1322, T-15 6712 Upper Lachine Rd.IES A I A Lim sis re td I TTT RS à AY i ire PAGE SIXTEEN School For Crippled Children THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 Holding Tag Day On Saturday Recently the students of the School for Crippled Children played host to the members of the Students\u2019 Council of Westmount Junior High School.The Westmount boys and girls were greatly impressed with the wonderful work that they saw was being done for the Students of the School for Crippled Children.One of the Westmount boys was heard to remark, \u201cThey are all so happy and cheerful\u201d therein lies the very reason for the Success of the School.Each child is taught to stand on his own feet, is shown by careful teaching and sympathetic understanding that their handicaps can be overcome, that they can and will take their place, as good members of their community.The profiency x» of the teaching staff is reflected in the smiling and courageous outlook of the students.The School turns no children down but opens its doors to all those that are physically handicapped regardless of race, creed or colour.School buses call each day for the children to take them to school, returning them to their homes at the end of the school day.When you talk to the drivers of these buses you realize how the children win over everyone's heart.They could very easily obtain better jobs elsewhere but they become so attached to the children and their good work that they stay on year after year.At the School the children take the regular school curriculum with added individual attention ard special courses such as speech control, dressmaking, weaving, music, wood-working, and cera- -\u2014\u2014 mics.Each child is studied carefully so that every help can be given towards helping them earn their own living.No child has been known to go on relief.They graduate into business world as bankers, office workers, skilled workmen, stenographers, and to every branch of business.The children's day starts early\u2019 so they are given a light snack at mid-morning.At noon hour they are given a full meal consisting of soup, meat, potatoes, vegetables, desserts and milk.Their weight and development is constantly checked.: A Registered Nurse watches the health of the children and regular weekly treatments ave given.If a child is confined to the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital they do not drop behind in their studies.Qualified teachers continue the lessons\u2019 at their bedside.The good work that this school Top Right: Eventide Home \u2014 a refuge for aged men in their time of greatest need.A similar home is planned for women \u2014 your contribution will hasten it and will help maintain the Army\u2019s Fresh Air Camp for children at Lac l\u2019Achigan.Westmount \u201cy» Continued from Page 8) bility for their maintenance and growth, The following are the Requirements and Procedures for Affiliation in the National Gra-Y Fellowship: In order to be a recognized Gra- Y Club and a part of the Gra-Y Movement, each\u201d club joins the National Gra-Y Fellowship.To do this, the club must meet certain \u2018requirements and must fill out an application for affiliation.The minimum requirements for affiliation are: .1.A Gra-Y Club has a minimum of eight members.2.A Gra-Y Club meets regularly at designated times ang places.3.A Gra-Y Club is sponsored by a committee of three or more parents or other interested adults.4.The Club has a leader who has been approved by the Sponsoring Committee and /or the \"Y.M.C.A.Secretary.If a Gra-Y Club has a leader under 18 years, he shall be called an \u201cAssistant Leader\u201d.It is recommended that each Gra-Y Club have both a leader and an Assistant Leader.5.The Club accepts the Gra-Y purpose and platform.Purpose: As members of Gra-Y, it is (our) purpose to be strong in body, mind does must be allowed to continue.Public support is vital\u2014let us not let them down.Buy a tag on Saturday and be as generous as you can.These children have the cour- CAMPAIGN age they but need your assistance.THE and women in need.Canada Carpet Plant Progresses Notwithstanding minor delays occasioned, as in all other building and spirit and to live in a Christian way in (our) homes, schools, churches and neighbourhoods.Platform: Members achieve the purpose of Gra-Y- by striving together: to be friendly, to respect and serve others, to be healthy, to show good sportsmanship, to be helpful at home, to keep up in school work, to take part regularly in church activities, to be reverent to God.6.In addition to these minimum requirements, a Gra-Y Club is expected to meet any additional requirements established by local, state or area Y.M.C.A.\u2019s.\u201cWestmount's Home N projects, by shortages of cer, materials, work on we new of the Canada Carpet Cie, Company, on Namur Street inside the Mount Roya] tg, mits, is proceeding apace va All departments of the 9 tion will, from present indica be int full running order vig, comparatively short Period, new building, occupying as it an area of some 14,130 square, with a 157 foot frontage y mur street, will house al] act ties involved in the wash, | repairing of rugs and carp addition to the company; , utive offices, garage and elap,.tly appointed showrooms gu exclusively to the display gpg of new merchandise, for the commodation of its customers The plant is being equippeg y; the most modern machinery g, , | developed, and will, when Complet ed, be one of the finest of ity king on the continent.\u201cCANADA\u2019S OWN COLA\u201d | 5am 10 | Zit You Help SALVATION ARMY\u2019 The Salvation Army in Montreal needs $125,000 to continue the work that -has brought happiness and comfort to thousands.Your contribution vil help fill a double need.For the poor and distressed, it will help make the last stages of their voyag | of life happier and more comfortable.It will permit the Salvation Army | embrace with its tender care and attention a greater number of aged men Wouldn\u2019t you like a share in this great work?SALVATION ARMY ANNUAL APPEAL Campaign Headquarters: 609 University Tower Bldg., Montreal - Phone MA.4928 - LA.538 -1947 OBJECTIVE $125,000 Arthur B.Wood, B.A., F.I.A.Hon.Campaign Chairman T.H.Atkinson, Campaign Chairman .Your contribution will also help to keep from going adrift youngsters starting out on the perilous journey\u2014it will stem a rising tide of juvenile delinquency by taking children off the streets where the germs of delinquency are laid: It will help neglected youth along the path to worthy citizenship by contri buting to the development of healthy minds and bodies.Douglas Bremner, Hon.Treas Brig.Peter Forbes, Campaign Direct , Col.Allen A, Magee, C.B.E., K.C., Hon.Vice-Chairman 'REDJSHIELDAPPEAL DATES MAY 26-JUNE 11 q-1 WE qui J For \u2018Every more ex §B.- Cal Carnival Club of tioned in] annual now one it is keep through off the st ing them tainment might be hope to by to provide club hous and we h: -\u201cAnothe up in the to help « are gradu and need to carry | year at t students the West ships duri have prove while effo are now ji their univ \"Our ai dren's \u2018Ho Richardsor underprivil standing, very grati are able tg towards ne ities for children w or are in lescent car hot in a p, With these them back \u201cSo ever Cayford, « More entici Money out added with Public hagn ing with j Rivals ye fun, noise 1 I think a Members nr and behav; olds,\u201d \u2014 CC An error accompin yj At the open Theatre fe, last week's indicated 3 James, and Byfora, The Mr.and M 8nd Mrs, w "]