The Westmount examiner, 6 février 1948, vendredi 6 février 1948

[" 4 The 1 & xamirer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XIX, Ne.& WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6.Rotary Told About \u201cHealth And What To Do About It\u201d \u201cUnfortunately it is a reflection of the times that a special day or a special week is set aside to emphasize such an important subject as health,\u201d declared Dr.R.P.Vivian, director of the Department of Health and Social Medicine at McGill University and former minister of health of the Province of Ontario, who addressed the Rotary Club of Westmount on the occasion of National Health Week.\u201cHealth is not something which can be obtained merely by the \u2018payment of money.thing which can be acquired only through the effort.of people themselves.\u201cHealth is a complex unity dependent upon heredity and environment, achieved and maintained by positive effort, exercised mainly by the individual himself,\u201d he declared.\u201cThe term implies an optimum of physical and mental strength, freedom from disease and the maintenance of the assets of well-being for as long a period \u2018of time as is consistent with the duration of life.\u201d ; There is much the individual can do to promote and maintain good health, he went on.However, individuals must also act together for their own benefit and for the benefit of the yet unborn, whose inheritance will be greatly influenced by those now living.Therefore the individual's health must be considered before he is born, and this may be accomplished by pre-natal care.Added to this responsibility of the parents is the responsibility for the care of the It is some- infant and child to the age of adulthood, when it can look after itself.; But the parents need the aid of thers, in supervision of normal growth and development, to assist Fin education, to provide ways and means of protection against disease and to be able to undertake the correction of such difficulties that might occur.Health, therefore, is not only a complex subject, but it also requires a complexity of services to aid in its acquisition, maintenance and improvement.This can only be done by co-ordination of the services required on behalf of the individual, services which have evolved in answer to the expressed need and desire of the people themselves, said Dr.Vivian.Therefore, we have developed disease prevention and control, and many other medical and public health aids.However, much has yet to be done to fill in the present gaps, e.g., by extension of health insurance plans and re-organization of \u2018medical services for greater proficiency.With the steadily improving situation, opportunities can be afforded the individual, to act for his own benefit, but much depends upon his knowledge of matters of health and the steps he takes to do for himself those things only he can do.This resolves itself into a matter of public education, as exemplified in National Health Week.It is the obligation of all to learn the facts, and to make use of them.Stamp Club Hears | Westmount Harold B.Weldon On Flight Covers Members and friends of the Westmount Stamp Club, last evening, at Victoria Hall, heard an address by Harold B.Weldon on the subject \u201cFamous Fliers and Famous Flights\".Mr.Weldon, whose hobbies are philately and photography, with the aid of lantern slides, gave an \u201cinteresting talk on flight \u201ccovers\u201d \u2014mail \u2018markings or stamps on missives carried on almost all famous airplane flights.Due to their scarcity these covers become very valuable.In his address, Mr.-Weldon gave interesting detei\u2019s zbout the hack- ground and highlirits of famous flights by the folloiving famous flyers: J.A.D.McCurdy, Sir Frederick Bowhill, Air Vice Marshall Sir Robert Leckie, Captain Brian Peck, Sir Allan Cobham, Captain H.C.Dickins, Captain T.W.A.Scott, Antonio de St.Ex- upery and Wing Commander Gibson, V.C.In reporting this meeting, John Yaxley, president of the West- mount Stamp Club, stated that the club desires to pubiicly acknowledge the great aid and co-operation that it has received from the Westmount Parks Department, \u2018under whose auspices it operates.The next regular meeting will be held in Victoria Hall, on Thursday \u2014 junior members, 7.15 p.m.; senior members, 8.15 p.m.Post Office Business Up \u201cBusiness\u201d at the Westmount Post Office in 1947 increased approximately 20 percent over 1946, stated Postmaster John J.Lucey.The 1947 statistics can be broken down as follows: Stamps sold to the value of $108,449.17.Number of registered letters mailed \u2014 18,774.Number of insured parcels mailed \u2014 11,876.| Registered article deliveries \u2014 362,403.Unemployment insurance stamps sold \u2014 $118,188.76.Number of parcel post articles handled estimated at approximately 300,000.There are «only five clerks at the wickets to handle the increasing volume of mail going through the Westmount Post Office, and 29 mail carriers s-orve the community, declared Mr.Lucey, who added that the residerts of West- mount have proved to be very cooperative in their dealings with their post office staff.Parkine Regulations For Wood Avenue Change By a recommendation passed at last week's meeting of the Municipal Council of Westmount, the regulation in force with reference to parking on the vest side of Wood avenue from St.Catherine street to Sherbrooke street was cancelled.By present regulation, no vehicle may be parked for a period exceeding 60 minutes on the west side of Wood avenue between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets.1948 GEORGE W.SPINNEY A.Enslew Breeds Prize Winning Canary A canary owned by A.Enslew, of 1218 Greene Avenue, was judged grand champion at the annual contest of the Canadian Roller Canary Club which was recently held in \u2018Toronto.: Mr.Enslew won the grand championship with one bird which attained the highest total score in four out of five shows held in Hamilton, Toronto and Montreal.This included judging in all classes: novice, amateur young birds and champion.- Mr.Enslew who works for the City of Westmount, states that he got into the hobby of canary breeding when he bought a canary for his family, which turned out to be a female.Thereupon he went out and bought a good male singer.Since he had acquired a pair of canaries, he decided to try raising birds.About that time, he said, the City of Westmount cut working hours per day by one hour, and .City Manager Jarman suggested that the extra hour thus gained be used to develop a hobby.\u201cI said to myself, that's just what I'm going to do, anc started in.\u201d declered Mr.Enslew.He said that he has found canary raising to be a most interesting hobby, and that it pays for itself, since money paid out for food and supplies is replaced by proceeds gained by the sale of canaries, At the present time, he has about 60 canaries at his home.Alderman Seneral Named To Represent Westmount The Municipal Council of the City of Westmount, at the meeting held Monday evening, adopted the recommendation that \u2018Alderman J.Senecal be authorized to attend the meetings of the Montreal Metropolitan Commission, and that he act as the City of Westmount's representative to the said commission in the event of Mayor Adams being unable to attend.\u201d SEVEN ACCIDENTS .Police records indicate that seven traffic accidents occurred in Westmount within the past week, in one of which five automobiles were involved.No injuries were reported.=.a PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Impressive Tribute Paid Late Geo.W.Spinney Business, government and educational leaders of Canada, former associates and many members of the general public assembled at St.Andrew's United Church on Wednesday afternoon to accord Canada\u2019s and their own final tribute to George Wilbur Spinney, of 1 Braeside Place, Westmount, president of the Bank of Montreal, who died at the Royal Victoria Hospital, after a lengthy illness, on Sunday, in his 59th year.A native of Yarmouth, N.S., Mr.Spinney received his education and embarked on his career as a drug store clerk in that town.Some months later, he entered the service of the Yarmouth branch of the Bank of Montreal.He gained experience through service in various capacities in numerous branches of the institution, including offices at Edmunston, N.B.,, Quebec, Hamilton and Montreal, where he was to remain.In 1915, Mr.Spinney was transferred from the accountant's department in a Montreal branch to the head office to become secretary to Sir Frederick Williams- Taylor, general manager, where his superior ability had an opportunity to make itself evident.In 1922 he was appointed assistant to the general manager, and in 1928 he \u2018became assistant general manager with supervision over Quebec, Maritime and Newfoundland branches as well as supervision over the securities department.Made Bank President In 1936 he was promoted to the position of joint general manager and in 1942 he became the bank's chief executive, A member of the executive committee of the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, Montreal, Mr.Spinney also served as governor of the Royal Victoria Hospital and Mc- Gill University.Chairman of the First Victory Loan in 1941, he became chairman of the National War Finance Committee in the same year, and remained head.of the committee until pressure of responsibilities forced him to retire from that position in 1943.At that time, Hon.J.L.Ilsley, then Minister of Finance, said the (Continued on Page 2) Y.M.CA.To Hold Lenten Meetings For Busmess Men The sesund series of Pre-Easter, noon-hour meetings for business men, sponsored by the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will open on Friday, February 13th, and continue each Friday through the Lenten Season, Rev.N.A.McMurray of Wesley United Church, will lead the first three meetings, February 13th, 20th and 27th, and Rev.R.Graham Barr will lead the last :hree meetings, March 5th, 12th and 19th.February 13th \u2014 God (Sovereign Lord and Loving Father).February 20th \u2014 Jesus Christ (In Him God Acted).February 27th \u2014 The Church (The Body of Christ).March 5th \u2014 Man (The Son who Was a Failure).March 12th \u2014 Redemption (The Restoration of Sonship).March 19th \u2014 Christian Life and Duty (Fathers and Sons in Partnership).All sessions will be held in the Willingdon Room of the Centra! Branch Y.M.C.A.Drummond St., at 12.30 pm.The speaker will commence at 1 p.m.and the meeting will close promptly, at 1.30.Total Number In High Schools Less This Year Statistics from a recent survey show a decrease in the total number of students enrolled at West Hill, Westmount Junior, Senior and Montreal West \"High Schools.Officials of the schools pointed out, however, that this is understandable as new students of High School age were born during the depression years, when the birthrate dropped, causing a decrease in the number of eligible students for the high schools now.There are only a few additional projects or extra-curicular activities being sponsored, the survey revealed, Westmount Jr.High Activities at Westmount Junior -High Schoo: remain very much the same as last year.This school has a 35 piece band, a Garde seven choir consisting of some 40 girls, and a mixed choir totalling 120 students.Singing being taught to both Boys and Girls in Eight and Nineth gardes is possibly the only new feautre for most schools do not attempt this, due to the physical handicap of changing voices.The Educational Guidance Programme is still going well, this being it's seventh year in operation.Westmount Sr.High The Westmount Senior High School reports a drop of almost half in its grade twelve classes.Home and School officials are experimenting with the idea of serving hot soup to students who stay at the school during lunche time to work at some of the extra- curicular activities provided, Various groups are being cone tinued from last year, with the dramatic club hard at work in the production of \u201cEvery Family Has One\u201d, to be staged at the Westmount Junior High School auditorium on the evenings of Feb, 18th, 19th, and 20th.King\u2019s H & S Assoc\u2019n Holds Military Whist Last Friday evening, a Military Whist was held in the gymnasium of King's School by the Home and School Association.Local West- mount firms donated many prizes for the affair which were distributed as door prizes, and there were also table prizes and a raffle.Mrs, A.Chesmer and Mrs.W.T.Lead- better were co-conveners for\u2019 the Whist and Mrs.R.Pickford was in charge of refreshments.Mrs, E, M.Roberts was table convener.There was a large attendance at the whist and a most enjoyable .evening was had, by all. PAGE TWO Barbara Stanwyck and David Other Love,\u201d at the Monkland Theatre, released through United Artists, Also on the same program, Mark Burt Lancaster and Hume Cronyn.These two big features, together with news and cartoon, make for a splendid program starting Saturday until Tuesday.West End Community Orchestra To Provide Music For \u201cMikado\u201d Music lovers who attend the forthcoming presentation of the Lyric Operatic Society in i production of that most popular of all Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas, \u201cThe Mikado\u201d, will enjoy orchestrations by a group of talented musicians who, while amateurs in des- | ignation, are well qualified to interpret musical scores as written by the original composer.Organized last spring, under the direction of Harry Norris, director of the Lyric Operatic Society, Inc, the West End Am- Dean H.F.Hall Will Address Alpha Omega It has been announced by President Ross Canavan of the St.Andrew's United Church Alpha Omega Society that the club has secured as guest speaker for the meeting on Sunday, Dean Hall of Sir George Williams College.: Dean Hall speak to the has chosen to group with his well known friend \u201cOscar\u201d, a model of a human being, half of which is exposed, the other half covered.In the course of his interesting address, the Dean will explain human anatomy, and this interesting subject, presented in the Dean's excellent style, is sure to be of interest to the large audience that is expected to be on hand.A cordial invitation is extended by President Canavan to all members and friends of the group to attend this meeting.Impressive (Continued from Page 1) success of the committee's action in each of the four war loans \u2018has, in large measure, been due to Mr.Spinney\u2019s very great abilities.\u201d Honoured by King \u201cIn recognition of his services as chairman of the National War Finance Committee,\u201d Mr.Spinney was created a Companion of the Order of St.Michael and St.George in the King's Birthday List of 1943.He was also honoured with an honorary doctorate of laws by Acadia University in Wolfville, N.S., in 1942, Directorates he held included.Canadian Industries Ltd, Royal Trust Company, Steel Company of Canada, Sun Life Assurance Company, Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Ltd., Montreal, London and General Investors, Ltd., and International Nickel Company of Canada, Ltd, and he was a member of the Canadian advisory board of Royal Exchange Assurance of London.2 BIG HITS AT THE MONKLAND THEATRE Were Happier Than People Living Niven in a dramatic scene \u2018The Hellinger's \"Brute Force,\" starring ateur Community Orchestra plans to provide at least one programme of Symphonic music each season, as well as to provide from amongst its members an orchestra to play for the performances of the Montreal Lyric and West Operctic Societies.Rehearsals are held each Tuesday evening in the West Hill High School auditorium and a very high standard of efficiency has been attained.Incl- dentally, Director Harry Norris announces that he will welcome enquiries from interest \\l amateur mud'ians.JUNIOR HYG SCHOOL By D.Savage ard B.Mackey THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, $EBRUARY 6.Rotary Event To Highlight April Conference Sir Ernest MacMillan will direct the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir in a recital under auspices 0\u201d the Rotary Club of Montreal, and in conjunction with the Tri-District Conference of Rotary International, at the Forum on Sunday evening, April 25th, The Rotary Club of Montreal is making attendance available to the general public and the proceeds will be devoted to the Club's activities among crippled children, for youth work and for aid to Veterans, especially those in hospitals.The event is timed during the Tri-District Conference when representative Rotarians of 125 clubs from three Rotary Districts, numbering upwards of 2,000, will be in Montreal.Sir Ernest has prepared a programme of a capella music designed to appeal to all.The Toronto Mendelssohn Choir consists of over two hundred voices and has built an enviable international reputation for itself during the past years.The singers are thoroughly accomplished in all phases of choral work, including volume control, steadiness and the production of variously coloured tonal quality.The programme is to include such numbers as \u201cJudge Me O God\", from Mendelssohn; Byrd's \u201cLullaby\u201d; \u201cJesu, Joy and Treasure\u201d, from\u2019 Bach and \u2018\u201cThe Blue Bird\u201d by Villi Stanford.A colourful group of folk songs is also be- * Ning arranged, including English, Franch-Canadian, Russian, Scot- Monday \u2014 \u2018the Junios dock, team and the Inisrmedunie Baw ketball team will hold practice.\u2019 The eighth year teams finish oft | their schedule with 8Bl playing 8B2 and 8B3; 8B2 meets 8B3.Tuesday \u2014 Strathcona visits Westmount to meet the Intermediate basketball team.Also at: Westmount, the Junior Basketball team tangles with West Hill.The Senior \u201cB\u201d team will hold a practice, and the debating society will meet at 3.45 p.m.The subject will be \u201cPeople Living 100 Years Ago Today.\" Wednesday \u2014 Leadews Corps will meet at 3.45 p.m.Thursday \u2014 At $t.Laurent arena, the Senior \u201cB'\u201d hoskey team meets St.Laurent.Ninth year hockey finishes with 9B1 meeting 9B2 and 9B3; 9B2 also plays 9B3.The Girls\u2019 Basketball team tangle with William Dawson on the latter's home ground.Friday \u2014 The Junior Hockey team meets Verdun.Seventh year Leaders Corps will be held.Saturday \u2014 Skiing at 10 a.m.He was a member of the Mount Royal Club and the St.James\u2019 Club of Montreal, the Rideau Club of Ottawa, and the Toronto Club.He is survived by his widow, the former Martha Maud Ramsay, of Montreal; two daughters, Mrs.Lorne Lindsay and Miss Martha Spinney, of Westmount, and a sister, Miss Mary Spinney, of; Los Angeles.A son, Wilbur R.Spinney, died from injuries received on active service as a sub-lieutenant in the Royal Canadian Navy in June, 1945.Quiet send unostentatious throughout hin life, Nr.Spinney desired that his funeral! be simple and brief.Rev.D.M.Grant, of St.Andrew's Church, in which Mr.Spinney worshipped and once served as a member of the board, conducted the simple, but moving service.Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery, Barrister and Solicitor.HOWARD 8.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates \\ of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West tish and Australian.Variety will be lent the programme by the pianist, Neil Chotem, who is well- known to Montrealers.Rosiyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Stafford On Wednesday, a skating party was held for Grade Six.The boys each brought two soft drinks and the girls supplied the sandwfches and cake.It was a great success and lots of fun.On Wednesday, January 28th, Roslyn\u2019s \u201cA\u201d girls\u2019 basketball team played Iona's \u201cA\u201d team.Iona beat them 15-12.The second game saw Iona\u2019s \u2018B\u2019\u2019 team beat Roslyn\u2019s \u201cB\u201d team 24-5.In the boys\u2019 basketball league, the Bears defeated the Leopards 15-11 to win the championship and the crests.The Senior Basketball team has been chosen.The players are Robin McLeod, Dick Dunbar, Tom Ed- monds, John Moore, Terry Peters, John Donaldson, George Joy, Mark Friedman, Laurie Bennett, John Pratt and Jim McLeod.; \u201cA\u201d League Hockey standings.P.W.I.T.F.A.Pts.Spitfires .8 5 2 1 13 4 11 Hurvicanes.8 2 3 3 8 11 7 Mosquitoes.8 2 4 2 6 \u201cB\u2019\u201d League Hockey \u2014 On Wednesday, January 28th, the Typhoons played a hockey game with the Tomahawks.It was a good garae.The Typhoons seem to miss Peter Haldimand who has gone to \u2018the \u201cA\u201d League.However, the Tomahawks won 6-2.The standings are as follows: P.W.1.T.F.A.Pts.Tomahawks 1 1 0 0 & 2 2 Typhoons ., 2 1 1 0 10 6 2 Seafires .1 0 1 0 0 8 0 Mustangs .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Room 12 has chosen two teams which are the Spitfires and the Quietones.The captain of the Spitfires is Wendy Wright.The other captain is Merilyn Ross.The team having the best conduct will act as class monitors.Several teachers from Kindergarten and Grade One clasess visited the School for Crippled Children last Tuesday afternoon to see the School's rhythm band in action, conducted by Mr.Chadwick, 1918 IN ICE FOLLIES AT FORUM Miss Marilyn Sahlin, who will be one of the features at the Ice Follies ice extravaganza at the Forum, Feb.8th to 14th, Ice Follies Of 1948 Again Produce Talent Internationally famous skating Joanne, gorgeous blonde young- stars are joined by newly-discover- | Sters who offer a new combined ed blade artists in ther all-new Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies of 1948.The Twelfth Edition of this most distinguished musical ice extravaganza is scheduled to open a limited engagement at the Forum, from February 8th thru 15th, with a matinee on Saturday, February 14th, at 2.30 p.m.Heading the list of perennial favorites are Roy Shipstad, co- producer of Ice Follies and undis- putedly the world\u2019s smoothest skater; Evelyn Chandler, who long has reigned as the greatest acrobatic skater of all time, and Frick and Frack, who have distinguished themselves as tops in comedy with their unique style of fun-making on ice.Others who have won the plaudits of skating fans in major cities throughout the United States and Canada are Betty Schalow, Hazel Franklin, Harris and Phyllis Legg, Shirley Halstead, Dick Rasmussen, Ole Ericsen, Les Hamilton, Ginger Clayton, Bill Camerofi, Jim Hutchinson and Russ Tuckey.New in featured spots are the Schramm Twins, Roy and Ray, who present an entirely new feat as thdy skate chained together; the Scotvold Twins, Joyce and interpretation of dancing and skating; Glee Patten, charming new addition to the skating team of Shirley Halstead and Ginger Clayton to form the Clare de Lune Trio; Virginia Morrison, who has been graduated from the Ice Follies line\u201d ranks to join veteran comedian Les Hamilton in a new comedy twist; Carlos Romero, Jr, another graduate, also takes to comedy with the laugh-making masters, Ericsen and Hutchinson, and two new soloists, pixie-like Marilyn Sahlin and charming Mohica Moran.A New Acrobatic Team .The thrilling adagio and acrobatic team of Genevieve Norris and Ted Roman, which was discovered by the Shipstads and Johnson mid-way through last season, has been creating a transcontinental sensation throughout the United States and Canada.And more charming and lovely than ever are the beauteous Ice, Folliettes, famed as the world's greatest precision skaters.Garbed o in lavish Hollywood-created costumes, these gracious girls are aglow with teen-age sparkle and glamour in the many production sequences.They reach their peak in the Nautical Precision number.Premium Acthracite D.& H.Lehigh - Valley Reading WA.2323 $20.10 $20.10 Egg.Stove .\u2014 COAL PRICES ORDER NOY Take Advantage of Present Low Price Where Quality and Service Count Bagging 75¢ Extra Prices subject to change without notice HAMPTON WOOD COAL & COKE Largest Wood and Coal Yard in the West End 6051 Western Ave.nN D 0 WwW N « EL.1177 Chestnut .Pea .$20.10 $18.10 WA.2323-EL.1177 | ss \u2014 Riel pleinir, Hardwood Floors REPAIRED - REFINISHED - SUPPLIED LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT \u2018 WE.2323 5.4263 ST.CATHERINE ST.JERE EERRERRE RRR RERRRE VOL.XIX, No.6 WESTMOUNT, le \u201847 YEARS IN i WESTMOUNT\" Including a Fine Selection of OHMAN'S WE.4046 WEDDING GIFTS Choice Silverware.JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.JR A QR PAGE THREE Thief Arrested, Guilty, Faces Other Charges As a result of a telephone call to the Westmount Police Depart- men, Ivan Doucette, 23, of Charlottetown, P.E.I, was arrested on January 29th and charged with breaking and entering premises at 3606 The Boulevard.As a result of investigation, it was found that the accused, who pleaded guilty before Recorder C.A.Hale last Friday, was wanted by police in Truro, N.S.and St.John, N.B.The police of these cities were notified, and they sent representatives to Westmount to interview the prisoner.He admitted burglaries in those cities, and thought he would be aple to recover some of the stolen $roperty, which consisted mostly of jewellery.Therefore, his sentence was postponed sine die in Westmount, and on Monday he was turned over to the representative from St.John, to be escorted to that city where he will appear on burglary charges.Valentine Social At St.Leo\u2019s Tomorrow Night The High Time Club of St.Leo\u2019s and St.Paul's Academies has planned to hold a big Valentine social in St.Leo's School Hall tomorrow evening.Music will be .supplied by Paul Beauregard and his Orchestra, who are well-known throughout the high schools of \u201cMontreal.The dance will get under way at 9 p.m.and continue until 1 am.Many prizes are ready for the novelty dances, and refreshments will be served.For the benefit of bashful swains, the affair is to be \u201cstag or drag.\u201d The social is to be given under the patronage of the parents of the Student Committee., GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Ç Painting and Decorating (City \u201cor Country) J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE AT.7192 F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.\u20184883 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.3149 Sresmttser et Se ee I 14 Westmount Lodge Will Celebrate .50th Anniversary Members of Westmount Lodge No.76, A.F.and A.M, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their lodge at a banquet and special meeting which will be he: ! in Victoria Hall Monday evening.A presentation of life membership certificates will be made to various members, and it is expected that presentation of a 50 year jewel will be made to one charter member.The lodge now has 34 members of 40 years\u2019 or more standing.Proceedings also will feature a pageant depicting highlights in the history of the lodge.It is expected that Leslie H.Boyd, Grand.Master of the Grand Lodge of Quebec, A.F.and A.M.will attend.F.T.A.Griffiths, Worshipful master of Westmount Lodge will be in the chair.- Canada Paint To Open Store In Westmount The Canada Paint Company has rented premises at 4887 Sherbrooke street west, between Victoria and Prince Albert avenues, to be used as a sales room for its products, which varnishes, etc., and wallpaper, according to a statement released by Royal Cluxton, general manager of the company.Alterations will be undertaken, and the new store is expected to open when they are completed in about two months.The Canada Paint Company decided to establish a Westmount store due to an increasing local demand for its products, stated Mr.Cluxton.King\u2019s H & S Assoc\u2019n Asks Parents\u2019 Aid In connection with National Health Week, the following notice has been sent to the parents of all pupils of King\u2019s School.\u201cDear Parent: Have you ever thought what might be the consequence of sending your child to school when he has a cold?Many children who suffer from asthma or chronic bronchitis are susceptible to pneumonia.Your child may pass his cold on to one of these and the result may be severe illness or even death.So, Mothers, won't you PLEASE keep your child at home when he has a cold, a cough, or \u201cjust sniffles\u201d and help us in our efforts for a healthy and happy Community ?\u201d A psychiatrist says December is the kissingest month of the year.That\u2019s when dad kisses his bank- roll goodby.\u201cAL AIHA MAKES\u201d FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS REPAIRED - WHILE-U-WAIT À) Trade in your old pens _ \\ and get a liberal allowance M PARKER = SHEAFFER N WATERMAN-EVERSHARP include paints, NEW work,\" said Col.Wilson.RED CROSS PRESIDENT .New president of the Montreal branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Lieut.-Col.J.K.Wilson, of Shawinigan Water & Power Co.(seated), takes over from retiring president Maj.W.G.Hanson (standing).\u201cimportant among immediate tasks is co-operation with the Montreal committee for the March campaign to finance Red Cross Sgt.T Beaton Funeral Held At a funeral service held at the William .Wray Chapel, on Wednesday afternoon, final tribute was accorded Sgt.Thomas Bea- ton, of the Westmount Police Department, who died on Monday at the Jewish General Hospital, after a long illness, in his 57th year.He resided at 5241 Grenier Avenue.Sgt.Beaton served in the 1st World War with the R.C.A.8.C., and after being demobilized, joined the force of the Westmount Police Department in 1921.He served as a constable until 1929 when he was promoted to the rank of plainclothesman.He was later promoted to the rank of sergeant, which rank he held at the time of his death.He is survived by his widow.the former Elizabeth McLeod, and one son, Malcolm Kenneth Beaton.The Rev.Malcolm Campbell, Minister of the First Presbyterian Church, officiated at the funeral service.Many of his former asso- NAMED KING'S COUNSEL L.M.Bloomfield, of the legal firm of Phillips, Bloomfield, Vine- berg & Goodman, whe has been created a King's Counsel by the Provincial Government.Mr.Bloomfield is honorary secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital, Mont- reel ciates from the Westmount Police and Fire Departments attended the service and preceeded the hearse after it left the Chapel.Interment took place in Mount Royal cemetery.This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, February 6 Health Department X-ray Clinic \u2014 4 p.m, x.N.D.G.Women's Club, musicals -\u2014 evening.Westmount Footb.ll Club, dance \u2014 evening.Caledonia Society \u2014 evening.Saturday, February 7 Canadian Art Theatre Play \u2014 afternoon.Monday, February 9 Westmount Lodge No.76 A.F.and A.M.banquet and meeting \u2014 evening.' Putters' Social \u2014 evening.Westmount Women's Club \u2014 2 p.m.Tuesday, February 10 St.John Ambulance Association \u2014 evening.Silver Cross Women's League \u2014 evening.Dickens Fellowship \u2014 evening.Queen Esther Chapter, O.E.S.\u2014 evening.Wednesday, February 11 V.O.N.\u2014 morning and afternoon Rotary Club L'incheon.Westmount Chapter, O.ES.\u2014 evening.Thursday, February 12 Mizpah Lodge, supper and meeting \u2014 evening.Lyric Opera Society, \u201cThe Mik- kado\"\u201d - evening, Finest Quality a LAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPULIS Published Every Friday by | THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY | Hesd Office: 2491 Hampton Ave.i WAinut 2773 % \u201cThe Exuminer\u201d sims to be an Independent, clean | newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.| Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year.! Authorized as mad Class Matl, Past Office Dept.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1948 Ottawa FROM MACKENZIE KING TO MARILYN WHEN he visited his native city of Kitchener, Ontario, last summer, Prime Minister Mackenzie King made the acauaint- ance of the Kilbasco family who live at \u201cWoodsile\u201d the house in which Mr.King was born.Little Marilyn Kilbasco, aged 5, gave Mr.King some flowers, listened as the P.M.reminisced on his childhood, asked him many questions about when he was a child, and had her picture taken with him.At Christmas, the Prime Minister had a eard and note from Marilyn in which she wrote that her daddy had died since Mr.King's visit.Mr.King's reply, which was made public by the Kilbascos last week, reveals a side of the Prime Minister's character that few people, outside of his personal friends, know about.The letter will no doubt be treasured by Marilyn for the balance of her life., \u201cMy dear Marilyn,\u201d Mr.King wrote, \u201cnothing in many years has touched my heart more deeply than the word that came in your letter of a day or two ago.I am indeed pained to know that your dear father has been taken away and so suddenly and unexpectedly.I think I know just how sad you must feel, also your mother and your brothers and sisters, and I feel for you all more deeply than my words can begin to express \u201cYou must try, notwithstanding your great loss, to make Christmas day at \u2018Wood- side\u2019 just as bright and cheerful as you can.You may be sure that God did not send into the world the Little Child born on that day many centuries ago, let us see from his life what God himself was like as a Father, without God having a very loving heart.\u201cWhile we cannot see God we have the story of the life of the little Christmas child to let us know what He is like.\u201cSo I am perfectly sure that your dear father, while taken away from you, has been taken to Heaven where God himself is, and that, though you cannot see your father, he ean see you, and that his spirit will be watching over you and your mother and your brothers and sisters at all times.\u201cWhen I was a little boy at \u2018Woodside\u2019 I found all this very difficult to comprehend.But as I have grown older I have come to believe it more strongly every year, and I might say almost every day.\u201cSo don\u2019t think of your father as gone \u2014 when you say your prayers ask him as well as God to watch over you, and to continue to care for you and your mother and all the family, and you will see by and by how, in some remarkable way, your prayers will have been answered.\u201cYour Christmas card is a lovely one and I thank you warmly for it.I am sure you selected that particular card because the little picture looked like \u2018Woodside\u2019 in the winter time, and because the red roses and lighted candles looked so bright and cheerful and just the thing for Christmas.\u201cYF am sending you, with this letter, as a little Christmas gift from me to you a real photograph of you and me taken on the day of my visit to Kitchener.I had it framed and took it with me to France and Belgium, and Holland and England and always had it on my desk .I have had this one framed for you in a frame like the one I have.It will help you to remember the happy time we had at Woodside and I hope will add to your happiness this Christmas season and always.\u201cIt brings withit lots of love from me to you.Your very true friend.\u201d \u201cSigned W.L.Mackenzie King.\u201d HELP SAVE EUROPE'S CHILDREN Bers and girls in war-torn countries in Europe and Asia are today turning their eyes toward Canada as the opening day nears for the Canadian Appeal for Children, an appeal in which Canadians are being asked to contribute $10 million to assist children whose lives have been blighted by war.The Appeal will start on Feb.9 and on that day girmilar drives will get under way simultaneously in 26 other countries in the world as the \u201chave\u201d nations come to the assistance of the \u201chave not\u2019s\u201d.- Backed by organized labor and industry in Canada and supported by charitable and service clubs \u2014 as well as women\u2019s organizations, church groups, farmers\u2019 co-opera- tives and cultural societies \u2014 the Canadian Appeal for Children seeks to breathe life and knowledge into the existance of the children who have survived man\u2019s most determined efforts to kill them.C.F.Fraser, chairman of the campaign operating committee of the Canadian Appeal for Children, has described the appeal as the most challenging of any appeals ever organized in Canada.\u201cCanada will reap crédit \u2014 or shame \u2014 depending on the success of the Appeal\u201d, Mr.Fraser said.\u201cMore than 400 million children in Europe and Asia are slowly dying from hunger and freezing from the cold.Their need is urgent.Canadians may have a role in reclaiming half of the children in the world who occupy one-third of the world\u2019s area.\u201d Food is high on the list of products which will be purchased in Canada and shipped overseas to feed the hungry children.Next comes clothing; then medical supplies.Nor is the Appeal being limited to the needs of the bodies.\u201cIt may be truly said that the peace of the world during the next generation depends in large measure on the success of the Canadian Appeal for Children.\u201d Mr.Fraser said.\u201cChildren who are hungry and cold and diseased to not make happy citizens.Their bodily needs must be met.But unless they are taught to think for themselves, the threat of war remains an ugly shadow.To avoid war, its causes must be destroyed.Happy, intelligent people who have been trained to live with and respect each other are poor candidates for a war machine.We might well be saving Canadian boys and girls of tomorrow by saving the boys and girls of Europe and Asia today.\u201d 600 O0< >oc DOC oc 200 TOC FOCE DOC TO TOC O« BOOK REVI OC OCOD OCOD! >0C < »oc \u201cFHIRTY YEARS ON_THE Calvert as he.W By H.S Ross Cx] DO0CTOOCO0CO0 ra del Fuego to Nome; from Cape THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1948 OPEN ROAD WITH BRUCE CALVERT\u201d With An Introduction by Benjamin De Casseres Pages, 280 \u2014 Price $2.00 \u2014Publisher\u2014 Greenberg - New York City All Orders should be sent to Mr.Calvert's widow (a writer of inspiring poetry) addressed to Mrs.Bruce Calvert, Box 98, Mountain View, N.J.Here we are given thirty years of his wandering amid sunshine, storm and cloud along the open road of life There is wit and bumor, wisdom and foolishness, Joy and grief, success and failure, religion, philosophy, economics, and the humanities that touch the average human in a long life.Hereafter I shall refer to Mr.\u2018 He was the author of The Federal Constitution And The Duties Of American Citizenship; Socialism And Progress; Science And Health; Rational Education; Calvert's Synthetic Shorthand -And World Analysis, etc.And Publisher of \u201cThe Open Road\", Founded in 1808.This volume epitomizes the personal views on world events and human problems and the reactions to nature and people of an unusual man who led an unusual life, The volume was completed shortly before the \u2018author's death on May 31, 1940, from essays which appeared in his monthly The Open Road (which I read for many years) founded by him in Indiana, in 1908, and continuing at Mountain View, New Jersey, until 1940.The Open Road \u2014not everybody's magazine-\u2014was \u2018read by the cogmnoacent! from Ters Town to Hammerfest; from the Golden Gate to Yokohama.Ever and always it stood for the open mind and for \u201chospitality to new ideals.He was born in Clear Springs, Indiana, June 7, 1866.He followed a varied career as teacher, business executive and advertising writer.But he always longed for outdoor life.A love of nature and especially of birds drew him to green places.When he could no longer endure the city, he took to the woods to get acquainted with himself.Here in his retreat, for years, he typified plain living and high thinking.On occasion he left the woods for the lecture platform to tell of his philosophy and give readings from Walt Whitman's works, whom, it is sald, he interpreted as few could.He often said, chuckling; that he hed sent.Scouts BY REG & Cubs GROOME \u2014 By REG.GROOME St.Matthias Cub Pack commenced the new year's activities on > January 9th under their new Cubmaster, G.W.Foote, who is replacing Cyril H.Maggs, who first organized the Pack and remained as Cub- master for the past seventeen years.The Cubs are making good progress in badge work and the following badges were presented recently:\u2014Christopher Carr, Collector; Peter Kilburn, Collector and Sean Mack, Collector and Artist.The Pack is starting a floorball schedule which will run through February and March.All 2nd star Cubs who complete the required number of games are eligible for the Team Player Badge.With the Annual Patrol Leaders\u2019 Banquet being held at the R.M.R.Armoury near the Glen, Westmount Scouts and Scouters will not have far to go .Dr.Cyril James, Principal of McGill University, will be the Guest Speaker .\u2018This year, for the first time since before the war, Scouters and Junior Leaders from out-of-town will be invited to attend .seating restrictions, as in the hotels, will not be a problem in the armoury.Grey Brother (Arthur Armstrong), sixer of the Grey Six, led the opening Grand Howl at Trinity Pack Monday evening, when the meeting was started earlier than usual, at 6.30 p.m., the hall having to be cleared by 7.30 p.m.Instruction period followed immediately after some very interesting games, and several tests were passed.Homecraft Badge was presented to Norman Bedford (Blue Smoke), Toymaker Badge to Richard Howard and Collector Badge to Bob Turnbull.Jimmy Shaw was invested with his first + w star.Akela: announced that there would be a hockey practice Tuesday at 5 p.m., and that the Pack lost to Mackay Institute 8-1 last Wednesday.Incidentally, Trinity are prepared to accept the St.Saviour\u2019s challenge .just call Ake- la Bedford at DE.5757 to make arrangements.There will be no handicrafts this week, but paper collection as usual Saturday.The Blue Six won the competition for the evening and the Honour Pennant was presented to Sixer Norman Bedford.Jackson Dodds, C.B.E., of Montreal, Dominion Commissioner of the Boy Scouts Association left Montreal January 29, on his first official visit to the Maritime Provinces.He will visit Saint John and Moncton, N.B., Charlottetown, P.E.1, and Halifax, N.S.Mr.Dodds will be accompanied by Lt.Col.G.E.Simmons, M.B.E., Executive Commissioner for Administration at Dominion Scout Headquarters, Ottawa so many people to the woods by his lectures and essays he was sure St.Peter would let him slip by.He called his cabin \u201cPigeon Roost in the Woods\u201d, no matter where he camped.He dared to be himself, asked, why everybody should be of one pattern.People are delightful only in so far as they differ.He dressed in rustic clothes, said what he thought, and was called \u201cqueer\u201d, but was liked very much by all who knew him and by those who read his magazine.He did not have any church connections, yet his many friends among the clergy hailed him as a deeply religious man.A well known author said: \u201cHe is a rare personality in a world that destroys personality.\u201d\" He used often the slogan \u201cMake the world safe for intelligence!\u201d and thought that those six words sum up more completely all that the words \u201ccivilization\u201d and \u201cprogress\u201d stand for.He wrote: \u201cThe battle against ignorance, intolerance, stupidity and meanness is never won.We must fight forever to gain an inch and fight harder to hold it.Let us gird up our loins, consecrate ourselves anew and press forward, even though we know we go to defeat.Success is not the only worthwhile thing in this world.Failure may be noble.Success may be ignoble.It all depends.Allons!\u201d Of war he wrote: \u201cIf war would destroy only the unfit from off the earth we might find some toleration for it.There will never be an end to wars and rumors of war until the causes and provo- cators and beneficiaries of war are sent out in the first mobilization.If this can be done just once there will never be another war.\u201d He often quoted Voltaire and refers to him as one who gave great assistance in the fight to abolish human torture in France.He often quoted his best known, noble and immortal principle, \u201cI disagree with everything you say, and I will defend to the death your right to say it.\u201d He was a student under Doctor David Starr Jordan, noted naturalist, and greatest icthyologist since Louis Agassiz, great Swiss naturalist of Boston.After the death of Agassiz he knew more about fish than any living man.Once he was asked to identity and classify & large collection of fish for the biological laboratories of one of the larger universities of the U.S.A.He went te the laber- atory, took off his coat, roiled up his sleeves, called for two stenographers and as fast ag his assistants handed him specimens out of the tanks, he called off the genus, species, and habitat of every specimen there.Among the collection were two fish he had never seen\u2014 very rare fish from the Nile Valley.He identified them instantly because of his marvelous knowledge and prodigious memory.I would like to pay a tribute to Dr.Jordan whose autobiography \u201cThe Days Of My Life\u201d (2 volumes) I reviewed many years ago \u2014 one of the most fascinating autobiographies I ever read.He liked my review and we corresponded mostly about fundamental economics for a number of years.About twenty-five years ago Mrs.Ross and I spent a pleasant day with him and his brilliant wife at their home at Palo Alto, California, while we were on an unfor- getable trip to the principal cities of California and the red wood district, and Oregon, Washington State and then home through Victoria, Vancouver, and the prairie provinces and speaking at a number of places on the way.Dr.Jordan was then president emeritus of Leland Stanford University, at Palo Alto.He died when eighty- five.He was the author of many standard text books on zoology and a really great man.Following are a few of Bruce Calvert's \u2018short waves\u201d, You can slide down.But you must climb up.Watch your step.Honest doubt is the beginning of all wisdom.\u201cKnowledge is power\u201d, Yes, but power uncontrolled is dangerous.\u2014 Everything that is, {s but the outflowering, or expression of the intelligence that lies within.Manifestations may be of infinite varieties and forms.Intelligence is but one.All life is ope.At heart all humanity is one, with common origins and common destinies, : It you would have friends \u2014 bé one, Give freely of your best, The milk of human kindness furns sour if it stands.Is education, knowledge, worth all it costs?The ignoramus at least has peace of mind.Heard music is sweet.But sweeter far is that unheard inner harmony of the soul.Out of much thought may come the wisdom we need to set eur house in onder and pelleve the misery that is crushing the world.rar RE RE ony ing ub.00d ited and ball star for ere 1e8- ack ast ity Sake.ar- ans Ql \"he for en- or- nie eft rst + ro- te- 8, ETS SR hi - = Community Anglican Missions Will Conclude On Sunday Eve The Mission Services at Church of the Advent, Trinity Memorial, St.Columba\u2019s and St.Matthew's .have been marked by large and enthusiastic congregations.Rt.Rev.John Dixon, Bishop of Montreal, gave the blessing and commissioning to three of the four Missioners at the regular services last Sunday.At Trinity Memorial Church, Rev.A.LeDrew Gardner is using a large scale model of the Hebrew Tabernacle in front of the pulpit to present in a pictorial way the life of our Lord.At the Church of the Advent, Rev.Frank H.Smye is using as his theme \u201cSalute to Bethlehem\u201d, presenting the picture of the Incarnation of our Lord and the application of this Christian truth in the deily lives of Christians.At the Church of St.Columba, conducting both an adult and a children\u2019s Mission.His general theme is \u201cThe Nature of God and Man's Response\u201d.The members of St.Saviour\u2019s are joining with the congregation of St.Columba's for all Mission services except \u2018on Saturday morning at 10 a.m.when all the children will assemble at St.Saviour\u2019s for a Children\u2019s Eucharist and instruction.\u2018 At the Church of St.Matthew's, the Very Rev.Spencer C.Gray has taken for his theme \u2018The Christian Way of Life\u201d.Larg.crowds have attended the services both at 7 a.m.and in the evenings.There will be no Mission services here on Saturday.The Concluding Mission services in the four churches will be held this Sunday with Great Thanksgiving Services of Holy Communion at 11 a.m.and the closing Mission Service in the evening.Rev, Fr.John Baldwin, O.H.C., is * | Stanley Presbyterian | * * Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of Worship in Stanley Church on Sunday.In the morning his sermon text will be \u201cWhile He May Be Found\u201d and in the evening \u201cFaith Of Fathers\u201d, The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Management will be held on Monday, at 8 p.m.The mid-week class for Bible study and prayer will be held on Wednesday, at 8 p.m.The Women's Association, who are planning to send a quantity of clothing and food to Britain, will meet in Franklin Hall Memorial on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.This will be a sewing meeting.Donations of clothing, new or nearly new.and money, will be most acceptable.Mrs.Murray Mitchell, convener \u2014 telephone EL.2422, The Minister\u2019s Bible class meets each Sunday at 3 p.m.Î Christian Science * *___% \u201cSpirit\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on | Sunday.The Golden Text is from Romans 8:9 \u201cYe are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cThen was brought unto him ! one possessed with a devil, blind and dumb; and he healed him, insomuch that the blind and dumb both spake and saw.But if I cast out devils by the Spirit of God, then the kingdom of God is come unto you.\u201d (Matthew 12: 22,28.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes | the following passage from the Christian Science textbook *Science and Health with K-+ to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cThere are evil beliefs, often called evil spirits; but these evils are not Spirit, for there is no evil in Spirit.Jesus cast out evil spirits or, false beliefs.He said: \u201cMy Father worketh hitherto, and I work.\u201d He never described disease, so far as can pe learned from the Gospels, but he healed disease.His purpose in healing was not alone Westmount Baptist Church za \"+ Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibhert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster PRE EASTER SERIES Entitled , \u201cTeN Me\u2014The Stories of Jesus\u201d Meeting Life's Basic Needs.11.00 a.m, \u201cThe Mid-Night Call.\u201d \u2014 \u201cBehold the Bridegroom Cometh.Go Ye Out to Meet Him.\u201d 7.30 pm.\u201cRock or Sand?\u2014 The Rain! The Flood! The Wind! \u2014 In these Ageless Stories.there is Present.Help for All Ages.DR.JOHNSTON AT BOTH SERVICES\u2019 |\" Dominion-Douglas Our.* to restore health, but to demonstrate his divine Principle.\u201d (Pages 20d, 79 and 51.) * * On Sunday morning, Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach, taking as his topic \u2018\u2019The Tower of Babel\u201d.The choir, under the direction of John Robb, will sing \u201cHast thou not heard, hast thou not known\u201d \u2014 Whitehead and Cherubimic Hymn \u2014 Tschaikowsky, and the Evening Service will include solos by Lillian Ellis Thompson.At the evening service the Rev.R.Graham Barr will preach on the theme \u201cFaith and Life\u201d.At 3 p.m.Church School and the Minister's Class for Church Membership will meet, and at 8.45 p.m.the Young People's Union will join in Friendship Parlour for an interesting programme.Ladies\u2019 activities for the week include the regular meeting of the Sewing Circle at 2 p.m., on Monday, and the February meeting of the Women's Missionary Society at 8 p.m., on Tuesday.On Wednesday, at 8 p.m,, in the lecture hall, Dr.A.Lloyd Smith will address the first of the Lenten mid-week services.The topic for the services this year is \u201cHow to Read the Bible\u201d.The services will be held every Wednesday evening from February 11th to March 24th, and are each of one hour's duration.There will be the usual meetings of Brownies, Guides, Cubs and Scouts during the weék.* * + Church of the Advent | * * Sunday will be the closing day of the Community Missio- in four parishes.At the Church of the Advent, the Rev.Frank H.Smye will preach at the Solemn Eucharist and at Evensong.An informal reception will be held in the Parish Hall, at 8 p.m.for the double purpose cf bidding farewell to Father Smye and wel- voming Father Kerr who has joined the staff as Priest Assistant.All parishioners and their friends are cordially invited.À college professor advises graduates to travel.Isn't that unnecessary these days when it's a long way between jobs?First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance SUNDAY.FEBRUARY 8th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday \u2014 Testimony Meeling, 8.15 p.m.Rearing Room.4915 Sherbrooke St.W.11.30 an.to 4.30 p.m, also Friday evening 8 to 9.30, except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Spirit, : Golden Text: Romans 8:9, Ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, If we 30 be that the Spirit of God d in you.\u2018all ages.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 6, 1948 PAGE FIVE - Lome to Church Your Church 1s the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 7 here Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly ?Calvary Church | * Services of Worship will be held in Calvary United Church, on Sunday at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.The Church School will meet in all departments at 10 a.m.while the Nursary Department and the Mission Band will meet during the morning worship to care for the little ones while the parents attend the service.The services will be conducted and the sermons delivered by the Assistant Minister, Maxwell Reader, B.A.The Wolf Cubs meet on Monday at 6.45 p.m.in the Church Hall.The Young People\u2019s.Union at 8 p.m.will hold a Missionary Programme.Miss Millicent Howse will tell of her experiences as a Missionary in West Central Africa.The Badminton Club meets in the Church Hall on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.Calvary Women's.Missionary Auxiliary will meet in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.The C.G.I.T.also meets on Wednesday.Thursday, Boy Scouts will meet and the Choir Rehearsal at 8 p.m.On Sunday, February 45th, Services of Worship at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m., the Minister, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D., will preach., * * | Westmount Park | * * In a Pre-Easter series of addresses, entitled \u201cTell Me the Stories of Jesus\u201d, Dr~J.A.Johnston, Minister of Westmount Baptist Church, will show how these ageless stories bring present help to The series begins on Sunday with two of the best known of Christ's short stories.At the Morning Service the theme will be \u201cThe Midnight Call\u201d.\u201cBehold the Bridegroom Cometh, Go Ye Out to Meet Him\".To meet Christ at the deepest place of our need is to find the answer to life's basic problems.At the Evening Service, the address will be entitled \u201cRock or Sand ?\u201d.In this short story the wondrous Galilean talks about the rains that drench us, the floods that threaten to overwhelm us and the wind that buffets us.These things are not merely outward events in nature, they are inward experiences of human life.Visitors and friends from everywhere are invitéd to share in the experiences growing out of this Service.On Sunday Evening the West- mount Christian Youth Fellowship will hold its bi-monthly meeting.MELVILLE CHURCH Melville Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.FE.Scott Mackenie, M.A., D.D., D.C.L., Interim Moderator SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th Services at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Rev.Wallace MeKinnon, B.A., Winchester, Ontario, will preach.VISITORS ARE WELCOME - Stanley Presbyterian \u201cChurch Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 11.00 a.m.While He May Be Found.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.n.Minister's Bible Class, 7.30 p.m.Faith of Our Fathers.11 Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M, L.Mus.(McGill), Organist and Choir Director.* This is a grand gathering of young men and women who are facing up to life and finding that faith in Christ as a daily experience provides the answers they need.Saturday, the 14th of February, will be marked by a Social Gathering of \u201cWestmount Younger Married Couples\u201d.The programme will begin with a Reception at 6 o'clock, Buffet Supper at 6.30.This in turn will be followed by a period of recreation.The Reception Committee will be under the direction.of George Adam, the Social Committee under that of Mrs.A.E.Walford and the Recreation Committee under that of Prof.G.H.T.Kimble.x x | St.Andrew's Church | * * On Sunday morning, the Minister, Rev.D.M.Grant, will begin a brief series of Lenten Messages, entitled \u201cThe Resources of the Christian\u201d, and based on the words of the Apostle, \u201cAll Things are Yours\u201d .The particular subject on Sunday will be, \u201cAll Truth belongs to the Christian\u201d.In the evening Rev.George K.Ward will preach on the theme, \u201cThe Gospel in the Snow\u201d.Selections by the hoir, directed by Mr.Phillips Motley, will be appropriate.The Young Women's Association will meet on Monday evening, the 1 Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rev.John W.Kerr QUINQUAGESIMA a.m.Holy Communion, 3 a.m Matins.11.00 aan, Solemn cession, Smye.p.m.Sunday pan, Solemmn cession.Preacher: Smye, pan.Parish Recention.ASH WEDNESDAY a.m.Holy Communion.a.nmn.Matlins.\u2018 aan.Children\u2019s Eucharist, pan.Evensong and |itany.p.m.Commination, Preacher: \u2014 Rev.4 W.Kerr.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Communion 8 a.m Monday and Friday; 7 sun.Tuesday, Thursday and Salurday; 9.30 a.m, Wednesday.Malins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday al 9 an.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\" = CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., M.C.QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.000 a.m.Holy Comnrumnion, Pro- Frank Eucharist and Preacher: Rev, School.Evensong and Rev.Pro- Frank Holy 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, 8.30 pm.St.Matthilas® A.Y.PA, ASH WEDNESDAY 7:30 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.5.00 p.nt.Confirmation Class.8.00 p.m.Lenten Service.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Nayler, Rector.FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 6th 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 14,00 a.mi.Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.Mission Service.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 6.30 a.mx Holy Communion, 10.00 w.m.Holy Communion.QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 0 g.m.Holy Communion.5 am.Confirmation Class.Mam Senior School 0 a.m.Choral Communion, Thanksgiving for Mission.Preacher: \u2014 The Rev.A.LeDiew Gardner.Kindergarten, 3.00 p.m, Primary Karten.30 p.m.Close of Mission,® pa.Reception in Hall, I WEDNESDAY.FEBRUARY 00 a.m, Holy Communion.00 a.m.Children\u2019s Service, ma am, Holy Communion, S Deas 8.9, 10, iL School and Kinder- es 11th p.m, Comminalion Service and Address, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12th Senior Women's Association on Tuesday afternoon, ai d the Bruce Copland Mission Band on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock.Other organizations which meet regularly each week will hold their customary meetings as usual.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greens Ave Westmount | Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Moderator of the United Church - of Canade Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, B.A.Organist and Cheir Director, Mr.Gifford Mitchell 10.60 a.m.Church School in ali departe menis.11.00 a.m.Service of Worship, 7.30 p.m.Service of Worship, reachers Mr, Maxwell leader, Monday.$45 p.m, Wolf Cubs: 8.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.l'uesday, 7.30 pam.Badminton Club.Wednesday G GILT, and Women's Mis- slonary Auxiliary, Thursday.Boy Scouts and Choir Re- hearsul.° .Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A.B.D.11,00 au.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith: \u201cThe Tower of Babel.\u201d B00 pan.Ghureh School and Chess for Chureh Membership, 7.30 pam.Rev, BR, Grahom Barr.\u201cFaith and Life,\" 8.45 pan.Young People's Union, Ovgunist and Cholrmaster, Ne, John Robb, Mus Bae.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A\u2026 Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Sih 11,60 nm, Me, Grant: \u2018Thé Resonrces of the Christian.\u2014 (1) AN Truth is ours, 7.30 p.m Mr.the Snow.8.30 p.m, Alpha Omega Society, - Junior Young People's Society, Organist and Cholrmaster, Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP q St.James United Church Ward, \u201cThe Gospel in 463 St.Catherine St.West Rev: B.B.Brown SUNDAY.FEBRUARY 8th 1.00 a.m, \u201cWanied, Honest Men.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Studies In the Mors! Spee- trum \u2014 IV \u201cHorn to the Purple.\u201d Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, DD.I.1.D, Guest Preacher.Fireside Hour at the the Evening Service, \u201cThe Argentine.\u201d Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) of \u2014 clase Movie: Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.11.00 a.m.\u201cThe lwperial Voice.\" 7.30 pm.\u201cIe Christ of the India Rony.\u201d A tilbute to Mahatma Gaudhl, J.C.Scott, L R.S.M., Choir Director G.E.Flower, Organist, 10.00 a.m.Hyly Communion, PAGE SIX