The Westmount examiner, 18 juin 1948, vendredi 18 juin 1948

[" The Ex aminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis VOL.XIX, No.25 Well-Known Local Floral Clock Operating \u2018During the past week, West- mount\u2019s well-known floral clock, situated near Victoria Hall on Sherbrooke Stre~t.has been set\u2019 up for the summer.This well-known landmark and tourist attraction, the first of its kind in North America; was designed after the pattern of the famous floral clock in Edinburgh, Scotland, and was established hers in the year 1926, during Mayor P.W.McLagan\u2019s term of office.With the exception of the years during World War II, the clock has been a continuous feature in Westmount during the summer months, The clock face is 19 feet in diameter, and approximately 6,000 plants are used in making up the design.Dwarf plants, or plants that can stand continuous clipping have to be used.Among the plants usually used for the purpose are Echevaria, Santolina, Red and Green Alternanthera (or Telanthéra) and various varieties of Achyranthus (or Irisene).The mechanism of the clock is located below the mound at the top of the clock.With the exception of periods of wet weather, when the hands become weighted with water and out of balance, the clock keeps good time.In recent years, floral clocks have become more numerous about the world, although they are still uncommon.Some of the places where they are to be seen are Springfield, Mass.; Washington, D.C.; Ostend, Belgium; In- tertakon, Switzerland, and Queensland, Australia.Two Burglars Draw Five Years In Penitentiary Two young men who were detained and arrested by Lt.Baker on .charges of loitering in West- mount recently, pleaded guilty to charges of being in possession of burglar's tools and a fully loaded automatic pistol which were found on their persons and were arraigned and sentenced on Friday morning.Ralph Powell and Robert Mitchell, -both 23, years of age and of no permarent abode, were both sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.Several charges also are pending against them in Montreal.Dr.Stern To Attend Conference Of Rabbis Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi of Temple Emanu-El, plans to attend the 59th annual convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, to take place June 22nd through June 28th at Kansas City, Missouri, Dr.Stern is a member of a number of important committees at\u2019 the Conference.President of the Conference is Dr.Abraham Feldman, of Hartford, Conecticut.The Conference is the largest rabbinical body in the world.MAYOR AND ALDERMAN TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Mevpr R.P.Adams and Alderman W.S.Greene will attend a confa-ence of the Federation of Mayors and Municipalities, to be held in Halifax, June 22-25.Wayfaring Dog Disturbs Work At Print Plant The routine of work in the Circulation Department at the Examiner was sadly disrupted on Tuesday morning, when a large, white dog strayed into the office and all the members of the various branches took time out to pet and feed it.Soon the word had passed around the entire plant and there was quite a crowd on hand to see the show.The dog's owner was notified and Miss Marion Van Der Walde, 680 Roslyn Avenue, Westmount, came down to pick up the wayfaring animal.She revealed that she had had the dog for less than a week, but that it was pedigreed and lacked but one point from being a championship dog.The dog is a Great Pyrenee.Miss Van Der Walde then took the dog and left and the members of the staff regretfully returned to their work.Westmount \u201cY\u201d Officers Attend YMCA Conference John F.Lewis, Vice-Chairman of the Westmount Y.M.C.A,, and W.H.Spearman, Executive Secretary, will attend the Eastern Ontario and Quebec Conference of Y.M.C.A's which will be held at Ottawa on June 18, 19 and 20.This is one of four such conferences to be held by \u201cY's\u201d across Canada to replace the 1948 annual meeting of the National Council which, in recent years, has been held in October.There will be no National Meeting until about February, 1949.All of these conferences will deal with the subject matter suggested by the three commissions set up at the last National Council Annual Meeting.These are in the fields of: 1.Membership.and Public 2, The YM.CA.Recreation.3.Christian Emphasis in the Y.M.C.A.In addition each area is selecl- ing certain other topics which it feels are concerns of its associations.Some of those already suggested in some of the areas are: f.Y.M.C.A.Public Relations.\"2, Chest vs.Independent Appeals.3.Community Program.4.Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.C.A.Joint Program.5.Volunteer Leadership, train- Jing and supervision.6.The Y.M.C.A., Labour and Management.7.The Y.M.C.A.in a Two Power World.8 Y.M.C.A.Extension in the Maritimes.Three National Council Secretaries will be on hand at all of these conferences.They will be Cliff Schell, who is Secretary cf the Commission on Membership, Lavern Herbert, Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.and Public Recreation Commission, and R.S.Hosking, Secretary of the Commission on Christian Emphasis.In addition, it is expected that the National Council Liaison Secretary for the Area concerned will also be present.In the Western and Maritime Conferences the Annual Regional Secretaries\u2019 Conference probably will be held in conjunction with the Area Conferences.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Police Chief's Anti-Horn Blowing Drive Pays Off Excessive blowing of the horn of a \u201cjeep\u201d parked in front of the Avenue Theatre recently, led to the arrest of the driver and the discovery that the vehicle had been stolen.As Constable J.McAleer approached the \u201cjeep\u201d to investigate the reason for excessive sounding of its horn, it rushed away down Greene avenue and turned west on St, Catherine street.By fortunate coincidence, at that moment a prowl car appeared on the scene.Constable McAleer jumped aboard and it gave chase to the fleeing jeep, which finally was captured near the Glen.Taken to the police station, the driver, Paul Goodin, 125 Bridge street, Montreal, was found to have stolen the vehicle, which belonged to the Brooklyn Window Cleaning Company, on Milton Street.Charged with blowing his horn unnecessarily, impudent driving, and failure to carry a driver's license or registration for the car, he pleaded guilty to all charges and was fined $10 and costs on each charge or 30 days in jail.He was then handed over to the Montreal Police Department for arraignment on the car theft.Housing Need Said Cause Of Robbery Sentences are now pending in the Montreal courts in the case of two brothers, Robert and Edward Brady, aged 19 and 18 respectively, and another man, Albert Beede, who admitted burglarizing the Hodge Auto Parts Store, 5028 Sherbrooke Street West.They were apprehended on Friday, June 4th about 2.30 a.m, when Westmount Police, suspicious of their actions, stopped the cab in which they were riding to question them.Four radios were on the back seat of the cab and the men, under questioning, admitted .that they had robbed the Hodge store of two radios and $40 in cash.They had effected entry by climbing the fire escape and forcing the door at the top.Held at the Westmount Police station overnight, they were turned over to the Montreal Police Department.They appeared in the Montreal Police Court the following day where they also confessed to robberies on St.James St.Judge Gerald Almond learned that the two brothers were not living at home and held sentence over to Friday, pending representations of their parents.Robert Brady gave his address as 3494 Marcil Avenue, while his hrother and Beede listed their address as the Russell Hotel.Judge Almond stated that he blamed the housing shortage, necessitating the two brothers living apart from their parents, for their advent into criminal ways in which they had joined a west-end gang and had engaged in thieving activities.Pleading guilty to charges of loitering in Westmount, each of the three was sentenced to a fine of $40 and costs.= PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Rotary Carnival Entertains, Proceeds Help Good Works This year's Rotary Carnival in Westmount Park got off to a good start on Tuesday evening, with a large and happy crowd which thoroughly enjoyed itself at the many attractions provided for its entertainment.Unlike tHe opening evening last year, when proceed ings were dampened somewhat by sporadic showers, the weather man this week provided ideal weather for the event.A wide variety of entertainment has been provided for the carnival goers, and the spirit of general gaiety is enhanced by strings of multi-colored lights which set off the many attractions in the booths operated by the Rotarians and their helpers who have turned Carnival men for the oc-* casion.Seventh Consecutive Carnival This is the seventh consecutive year in which the Rotary Club of Westmount has held its annual carnival in Westmount Park.Started in a modest way in 1942, under the difficulties of war conditions, this annual festival of fun has grown to become a major operation for Westmount Rotarians \u2014 an outdoor carnival that has won its place as a fixture \u2018in the community life of the district.Headed by Rotarian S.B.Cay- ford as chairman, the carnival committee consists of J.H.Col- ton, honourary treasurer; R.E.Edwards, publicity; D.Kerr, stock; C.T.Medler, tickets; P.Delgado, construction; W.H.Girard, lightening; W.F.Close, purchasing; W.G.Moxley, decorations; E.A.Everson, programme; A.M.Murray, personnel; S.A.Neilson, secretary and F.Ken- wood, advertising.The carnival features a larger number of booths than heretofore offering a greater veriety of entertainment.An innovation this year consisted of quiz programs made on the grounds of the midway and aired over radio station C.J.A.D.All precautions are being taken to see to the protection and safety of the public and policing of the grounds, and information service are in the hands of the Young Men's Section of the Board of Trade.Proceeds Help Good Work The Rotary Carnival enables the Rotary Club of Westmount to live up to its moral obligations, voluntarily assumed through the years, of contributing substantially to the upkeep, well-being and expansion of such institutions aa the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital and the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital for Children.Nor would the Club be able to lend its support to the extent it does to crippled children\u2019s work, or to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, or other under- fakings to the general benefit of the community.Remember, you can enjoy yourself at the carnival, playing the games and joining in the happy spirit of the others who do likewise.Yes, you'll enjoy yourself, and you'll be glad you went and contributed to the good works carried on by the Rotarians with the Carnival proceeds.UNITY CLUB PICNIC On Sunday, the Westmount Unity Youth Group will hold a picnic at Calumet Beach, Point Calumet which is situated some twenty odd miles from Montreal.Being the first major event of the summer on the Club's agenda of activities, a great deal of planning has been done to be sure the picnic is a success.There will be a softball game swimming race, boating and many other events.The Group will leave Gentral Station at 9.20 a.m.D.S.T.Anyone requiring further information should get in touch with the Committee Chairman John Wakely.Playgr'nd Parade Plus Pageantry Plans Progressing Details are now available on the Westmount's playground parade and elections which will be held early in July.The date for this event has been advanced from that originally set in order to fit in with the schools programme.A Mayor from each of the three playgrounds \u2014 Westmount, Stay- nor and Prince Albert \u2014 will be elected by ballot, and also a junior fire chief and chief of police.Elections will be held in each of the Playgrounds one week prior to the parade.A junior beauty queen will be chosen by the audience in a ceremony in Westmount Park.Nominations for these positions should be handed in to the supervisors in any of the playgrounds as soon as possible or Phone F1.6975.Election campaigns are now under way.The parade itself will consist of bands, decorated floats, cars containing the fire chief, police chief and beauty queen, etc., and will travel through the city streets to Westmount Park.In the Park, the various ceremonies will be performed culminating in an evening of general entertainment.Candidates for any of the above mentioned positions should be residents of Westmount and should not be over 16 years of Stamp Club Has Bang-Up Wind-Up The Westmount Stamp Club terminated its 1947-48 season with a social evening in the banquet room of Victoria Hall on Thursday evening, June 10th.A programme of movies was shown through the courtesy of Canadian National Railway.Both films, \u201cSong of Algonquin\u201d and \u201cVisit to Jasper\u201d, were magnificent productions in color and were appreciated by the audience.This was followed by refreshments durihg which President Yaxley officially closed the club for the summer recess, and announced its re-opening on Thursday, September 9th.The Club has had a most successful ycar he reported and has now a membership of over 150.Attendance has averaged 86 over the year and the Junior Club is now a very active hody.No doubt, he said, next year will see even further expansion and the West- mount Stamp Club will be well on the way to being one of the fore most Philatelic Socicties on the North American Continent, PAGE TWO Y.M.C.A.World Service In Action TURKEY The taxi driver looked blank.\u201cThe American Dershane?\u201d he said.\u201cIt sounds familiar, yes, but place it I cannot\u201d.The man with the suitcase began searching through his pockets.\u201cI have the address somewhere.The Dershane \u2014 some people call it the YMCA I think.\u201d \u201cAha!\u201d recognition flooded the driver's face and he slid behind the wheel.\u201cThe Y.M.C.A.! I take you there in no time!\u201d On the road to Adrianople in the Moslem quarter of Istanbul, between the old Turkey of mosques and minarets and the new Turkey of University lecture halls and laboratories, stands the three- storied building of the American Dershane.This is the Turkish American School of Languages and Commerce with which the International Committee of Y.M.C.A's has worked for the last 35 years.Back this year on furlough after 5 years on the Der- shane staff is Ezra Young \u2014 back with encouraging accounts of broadening opportunities for social service in Turkey and the Dershane's leadership in meeting them.Highlights of his report were: Two hundred boys a day use the Dershane's ground floor gymnasium and social rooms.On the second floor, its classes draw capacity crowds, with all seats filled and standees jamming the doorways.English has become the most popular course.Its dormitory on the top floor, all occupied too, has a long list of University students awaiting.Mostly self-supporting, the Dershane\u2019s backing from the community grows steadily year after year and this year made possible tuition scholarships for 250 underprivileged boys.Most important unofficial activity of the Dershane staff is personnel guidance to the hundreds of students, workers, businessmen, officials, etc.,, who come in each month for interviews.The Dershane's supper camp had been closed since 1939.This year it re-opened on a site near the Sea of Marara, and 200 boys went out for their first camping season since before the war.Held there too was a training centre for teachers from 10 different provinces of Turkey \u2014 teachers who are now managing similar camps in different parts of the country for the Turkish Red Cross.What's What In the Parks .TENNIS: The municipal tennis courts are working to capacity these days and residents are taking advantage of the favourable weather.Lists have been posted for a mixed doubles tournament which will commence on June 23.A students\u2019 and a scholars\u2019 tournament will be run off early in July.PUTTING: The putting greens are proving popular and the first weekly handicap tournament was played off in Westmount Park last Friday evening.The engraved spoons were won by Mrs.M.Craig and R.Drain.The next tournament will take place this evening commencing at 7 p.m.SHUFFLEBOARD: The Shuffleboard courts are a source of enjoyment to both young and old.Tournaments will be run off every #¥hursday evening commencing at \u201c7.30 p.m.Entry fee is ten cents SIDNEY B.FRASER FIRE CASUALTY LIFE INSURANCE 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal MA.5601 Announces .and engraved spoons will be awarded to the winners.* Softball: Senior League ball games can be seen in Westmount Park on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings commencing at 6.45 p.m.Schedules for this week are:\u2014 Monday \u2014 Unity vs Football Club.Tuesday \u2014 Postmen vs 400 Taxi; Western Taxi vs Corporation Yard.Wednesday \u2014 Unity vs Tornadoes.Thursday \u2014 Mounties vs Police and Fire; 400 Taxi vs Corporation Yard.BAND CONCERTS: Band Concerts will commence on Monday evening, June 28th, with a performance by the Royal Montreal Regiment.SING-SONG: These popular events will commence shortly and persons who can sing, dance, recite or entertain in any way at all, can now send in their names to appear in one of the programmes.Auditions will be held in the Victoria Hall.Apply to 150 Hallowell Avenue or phone FIL.6975.PLAYTOWN: Supervisors are now in attendance in Staynor, Prince Albert and Westmount Parks and a general programme of games and handicrafts is commencing.Register in your playground now so that you can take part in all the fun.CRICKET: Westmount Cricket Club will play a match against the West Indians in Westmount Park on Saturday, June 19th.\u201cSARGE\u201d Poster Design REG'D.Advertising Art The opening of their new studio et 4119 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Opposite Dionne & Dionne) SHOWCARDS - POSTERS - SILK SCREEN PROCESSING FOR FAST AND EFFICIENT SERVICE, TELEPHONE , Fl.3164 \u201cBe Wise.Advertise\" THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Final Tribute Paid W.6.O'Sullivan Many former fellow officers in the Royal Canadian Air Force, business associates and friends gathered at a funeral service, held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, on Tuesday morning, to accord final tribute to Sqdn.Ldr.William Gerald \u201cSully\u201d O'Sullivan, who died suddenly at his home, 4136 Dorchester Street West, on Saturday.He was in his 51st year.During the last war, he was senior administrative officer and adjutant of the St, Hubert R.C.A.F.Air Station.Born in Montreal, he attended Archbishop\u2019s Academy and later Loyola College, where he interrupted his studies in World War 1 to join the Royal Flying Corps, with which he served overseas.On his return, he worked with the ship chandler firm of his father, the late John O'Sullivan and later joined the firm of Green- shields and Co, stockbrokers, where he was in charge of the mailing department until 1939, when he joined Defence Industries Ltd., as purchasing agent.In 1940, he joined the R.C.A.F., with the rank of Flying Officer, and was subsequently posted to No.1 Wireless School as Assistant Adjutant and was elevated to the rank of Flight Lieutenant.He became assistant adjutant and later adjutant at the Aeronautical Engineering School, and also served as an administrative officer at Trenton, St.Thomas and Lachine.He served at Halifax and was then posted to St.Hubert where he was promoted to the rank of Squadron Leader and became senior administrative officer, a post he retained for three years.In the Fall of 1946, he received his discharge from the service, and joined the War Assets Corporation.Three months ago, he became office manager of Deluca Office Specialty Equipment Company.He was a member of the Air Force Veterans of the Canadian Legion.He is survived by his wife, the former Catherine Nichol; two brothers, Thomas and Dominic O'Sullivan; a sister, Miss Lena O'Sullivan; two nephews, Neil and David O'Sullivan and a brother- in-law, D.M.Nichol.Interment took place in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Roslyn News By Peter Safford and Dick Dunbar John Moore and his hockey team, the Spitfires, have received crests as City Pee Wee \u2018\u2018B\" Champions for the season 1947-48.They were presented by Mr.Anderson at a meeting of the West- mount Parks and Playgrounds held in Victoria Hall on Friday night.There were two girls\u2019 softball games played on Monday, June 14, between King's and Roslyn.King's Grade Five won 21-14 and Roslyn Grade Six girls won 29-11 against King's.The final standings of the Grade Five and Six Softball League (Boys) are as follows: P W L Pts.Eagles .4 4 0 8 Bears .e00¢.3 2 1 4 Leopards .3 1 2 2 Wildcats .4 1 3 2 Tigers .4 1 3 2 Grade Four Room 15 have completed their Red Cross Collection for the year which amounted to $50.Heather Mackenzie, who went to New Orleans, is back visiting for the summer.She is spending a few days visiting Room 16, her former classroom.Visitor\u2014 \u2018Gosh! How did you get that big bump on your head?\u201d Patient: tion.\u201d Visitor: \u201cHow come?\u201d Patient: \u201cThey ran out of gas and hit me over the head with a hammer!\u201d \u201cAppendicitis opera- Y Notes CAMP WESTMOUNT Camp Westmount, the in-the- city camp, operated by the West- mount Y.M.C.A.for boys 9-15 years of age, opens Monday, June 28th, for a three-week period.The Camp program is planned to provide a happy and interesting educational experience to boys on their sudden release from school restraints.From June 28th till July 17th, the Camp will operate from 9.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m, with all-day picnics each Wednesday, swimming and swim instructions daily, baseball and sports out of doors, lunches, educational films, crafts, visits, hikes, contests, films.Special arrangements have been made for campers to attend Belmont Park, the Montreal Swimming Club at St.Helen's Island, Mon Repos Beach.In addition, there will be speakers and visits with similar other Y.M.C.A.Camps.From July 17 till the end of the Summer, a half day program will be operated each day, with all-day picnics continuing each Wednesday.A Parents\u2019 Night will be held Friday, July 16th at which \u201ctime parents may see the progress in swimming and crafts that their youngsters have made during the three week period.Further information about the Y.M.C.A.Summer program for boys may be obtained by phone \u2014 EL.1106.Tomorrow the Teen-agers are holding a Hard Times Party.Fellows and girls are asked to come in their oldest clothes.Admission: Members, one tin of fruit or vegetables; non-members must have guest tickets and admission of 2 tins of fruit or vegetables, Special vegetable prizes will be offered winners of the many contests to be held.This promises to be an evening of fun and entertainment.No one without propemcostume or admission will be admitted.This evening the regular Friday evening movie at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will be \u2018Danger Ahead\u201d starring Renfrew of the R.C.M.P.Boys and girls are invited to attend.Younger children may be accompanied by their parents.Movie commences at 7.00 p.m.sharp and ends at 8.50 p.m.It was decided that during the hot weather, movies would be held in the evenings rather than on Saturday afternoons.The following registrations have been received from boys in the Westmount Area for Kamp Kanawana and Camp Perrot: \u2014 Kamp Kanawana Robert Baker, Bla ke Beamer, Laurie Bennett, Max Caplan, Fred Flanagan, Ian Fuller, Billy Hart- ley, Robert Hough, Edward Hough, Robert Rosenthal, David pert and John M.Semple.Camp Perrot Gerald Arich, Jack Cooke, Ronald Dyer, Grant Gill, Terrence Horwood, Augus Hunter, James Keir, Andre Lapointe and Claude Sawyer.There is still space for boys 12-16 years of age from June 26th to July 24th, SUMMER LIBRARY HOURS The Summer Hours at the Westmount Library will go into force on Saturday, June 26th and will be as follows: Closed all day Saturday.Closed Wednesdays at 6 p.m, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10 a.m.till 9.30 p.m.DODDS NAMED CHAIRMAN \u2014 Jackson Dodds, C.BÆE., was elected chairman of the board of the Canadian Corps of Commissioners, Montreal Division, it was recently announced.Mr.Dodds replaces Col.Royal L.H.Ewing, D.S.0.,, M3C., who has retired.Nat.W.Jacobs Will Broadcast A radio broadcast on the always timely subject \u201cJustice to Youth\u201d, sponsored by the City Improvement League and the Municipal Service Bureau, will be made over station CFCF at 5.45 p.m.tomorrow by Nat.W.Jacobs, of West« mount.The theme of his talk will be indicated by a quotation from Rousseau, \u201cMen and Nations can only be reformed in youth: they become incorrigible as they grow old.\u201d He will go on to describe and illustrate how and why youth should be allowed and encouraged to think for himself and to benefit to a greater extent by changes for the better in our educational sys- em, HEAR NAT.W.JACOBS, K.C.Saturday, June 19th CFCF 5.45 p.m.\u201cJUSTICE T0 YOUTH\" Under the auspices of the City Improvement League and the Municipal Service Bureau.Barrister and Solicitor Office: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.:s Residence: FI.6507 57 St.James St.West @ OPERATION 1231 Se, Catherine St.W, NAME ADDRESS PRE RTE kkk Re \u201cCANADA\u2019S\" own plan offers the following benefits: © Hospital $3 to $9 paid for each day in hospital, maximum of 70 days for accident and sickness.© MATERNITY © ADDITIONAL BENERITS ® CONVALESCENCE © AT A PRICE EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO PAY DON'T DELAY.Mail this coupon (no obligation on your part) or give us a phone call.We will give all necessary CANADA HEALTH & ACCIDENT, REA AREAA RIAA Who Will Pay Your + : Hospital Bills?with a WORLD WIDE COVERAGE details.ASSURANCE CORPORATION LA.2 LIP IS ERE RRR REISER RSS EERE EYE Schell, Michael Schell, Leslie Hal- 5) or - -\u2014 roan i ose = tata fr a EE A Tra me PE Pen: - a ST ÉTAPE Po CE or rR re dr Pp iil ITN [Ure ee EEE ES -\u2014 OEE Re REPAIRED .REFINISHED .SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST., Che (es ° ) Wxaminer a So \"49 YEARS ~% WESTMOUNT\" GRADUATION CIFTS Stainless Steel, 17 Jewel WATCH For Boys Girls and 5 Wonderful Value! OHMAN'S JEWELLERS \u2019 WESTMOUNT WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.B FERRE RARE ERE RRE : = CEUEBPRPEIS \u2014 i \u2014 VOL.XIX, No.25 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 PAGE [HREE \u20ac PRIORY SCHOOL CLOSES WITH PLAY PRESENTED Left to right, first row: Bob, son of Mr.and Mrs.Sweeney; Marion Boyes, daughter of Mr.E.R.Boyes: Billy O'Dea, son of Mr.and Mrs.O'Dea; Emerson Hughes, son of Dr.and Mrs.Hughes.Second row: Susan, daughter of Mrs.H.deCourcy; Adele, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Laurendeau; David, son of Mr.and Mrs.\u20ac.C.Brown: Cynthia, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.T.D.Archibald; Terry, son-of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Collom; Murray, son of Dr.and Mrs.Orlando: Johnny, son of Dr.and Mrs.J.G.Howlett, shown in a ploy presented by pupils of the Priory School on closing day, Tuesday.LINDEN SENIOR SUPERVISOR Recreation Supervisor Herb.Linder has been appointed Senior Recreation Supervisor by the City of Westmount Parks Department, it was announced recently.STAR STRUCK Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder what you is \u2014 Up above the world, so high Cr ee ee ee Gee whiz! Pupils In Play At Priory School GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating (City or Country) J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE.\"AT.7192 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS Just arrived! New English Gabardines and Worsteds HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention.PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) Closing, Tuesday Serge Prokofieff's \u201cPeter and the Wolf\u201d was interpreted in dance by primary class pupils of The Priory School at the School's Closing this afternoon.In the presence of parents and friends, the young artists danced out the action to the accompaniment of the familiar words and music.Their simple and colourful costumes were enlivened by the Sparkling Pepsi-Cola is now available at soda fountains by the glass! Stop by for a Pepsi at your favourite soda fountain today.si-Coln\"* and \u201cPepsi\u201d are the registered trade marke Corio of Pepsi-Cola Company of Cal Limited, EPS] ingenious cardboard heads of the animal-actors and by the white flanellete \u2018fur\u2019 of the Cat designed by Mr.Thurston D.Archibald.\u2019 The performance was under the direction of Miss Noreen Kennedy of The Priory Staff.The cast included David Brown, as Peter; Susan de Courcy, the Bird; Cynthia Archibald, The Duck; Adele Laurendeau, the Cat; Terry Col- lom, Grandfather; Murray Orlando, the Wolf; with Bob Sweeney, Marion Boyes, John Howlett, Emerson Hughes, Michael Monty and Billie O'Dea as Hunters.The play was presented at The Priory, 5319 Notre Dame de Grace Avenue, This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, June 18 Health Department, Clinic \u2014 4 p.m.Tuesday, June 22 St.John Ambulance Association \u2014 evening.Queen Esther Chapter, O.E.S,, \u2014 evening.Graham Business College Graduation and Dance \u2014 evening.Wednesday, June 28 Rotary Club Luncheon.Thursday, June 24 X - Ray Mizpah Lodge \u2014 evening.of the collection in the west end, The total gross receipts were $6,365, of which $4,077 was collected in the west end and $2.288 in the Verdun section, From this, of course, comes the cost of the peanuts and other supplies.The Western Area officials felt, however, that the net receipts wold be quite sufficient to cover the operating expenses for maintenance of the (\u2018ote St, Antoine Rd headquarters, and for programme purposes in the 1948-19 season.Southern Area officials also felt that a good start had veen made in their efforts to raise funds to set up a camp-site locally.Breakdown of Figures Details ot the Western Area results are as follows: Division la, Dan.Anderson and SM Tem- pleman, 69 Cubs and Scouts cnl- lected $257; division 1b, V.O.West and V.O.West, Jr, 77 Cubs and Scouts, $281; division 2, Mrs.R.Byford and SM Syd Jolley, 49 boys, $203; division 3, W.C.Sloan and DCM W.R.Gold, 104 boys, $389; 4 and 5, Peanut Day Raises $6,365- $4,077 In West End Area There were nearly 1,100 Cubs, Scouts and Rovers out canvassing on Saturday, Scout Peanut Day, in the Western and Southern Areas, supported by a large number of committeenien, Scouters, divisional directors, and others.Hon.Gilbert Layton, retiring president of the Western Area Scout organization, and honorary chairman of the Peanut Day committee, expressed himself as pleased with the results it being the highest total receipts so far.Commissioner Norman B.Fergus in charge of Southern Area, also expressed his satisfaction at the results achieved there, In both Areas the supply of peanuts was completely disposed of.W.C.Dean and DSM D.Rennie, 119, $704; division 6, D.C.Me- Diarmid and W.J.S.Dormer, 59 boy® $227: division 7, R.A.Wright and DCM A.Tingle, 75 boys, $446; division 8, J.C.Cairns and SM Alex Bramson, 60 .boys, $322; division 9 (flying squad), Gilbert Layton and SM L.G.Leighton, 72 boys, $1248.Of the 683 boys, 486 were Wolf Cubs and 197 Scouts.At the time of going to press similar details had not been received from the Southern Area officials, but such were promised for next week.Long Day Put In The boys were out on the streets quite early, some at 7 o'clock, and the canvass closed about 1 p.m, at which time the \u201cheadquarters staff\u201d took over: Allan B.Strong, general chairman, J.C.Britton, D.L.Campbell, H.Whiston, C.B.Neapole and Pat Leahey.The Quality Tea SALADA ORANGE PEKOE i ~ + Ror cll ww.SL eam LM Liar an PAGE FOUR TT\" TE THE EXAMINER Berving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.»\u201d WAlnut 2773 % I\u2019 \u2018\u2019The Examiner\u201d sims to be an independent, clean T newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.t Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, - Post Office Nept.Ottawa ! \u201cFRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 ; SALARIES OF TOP EXECUTIVES ' Early this year I sent out an article entitled \u201cLondon Shows The Way\u201d, writes R.J.Deachman.It gave the record of profits and the distribution of the sales dollar in nine different plants in the City of London, Ont.Now these business firms have followed this with another article.It was written in answer to a criticism of the previous story.It was pointed out at the time that $4,612,834 had been paid in salaries and wages.Quite naturallv there followed this question: How much of the $4,612,834 went for executive salaries and how much did these salaries affect wages and the price of goods?The salaries of the nine top executives in these London factories amounted to $102,- 000.If in these nine plants executive salaries had been cut to the level of the best men in the shop and the amount taken off divided among the other employees the addition to each man\u2019s wages would have been about Ic on each dollar of wages, or on $35 of wages, 35c.Needless to say, on the price of goods it would be infinitesimal, * * 3 Here are some other stories of executive salaries and their relationship to total wages.A certain business firm employed forty persons with annual sales of $200,000, the payroll was $80,000 and the manager's salary $4,000.No one would criticise \"that although it represents 2% of sales, 5% .of payroll.Here's another: 300 employees, annual sales $1,600,000, payroll $550,000, manager\u2019s salary $10,000, which is less than 1% of sales or 29% of payroll.* + % i Now let's come to the big fellows.This time a giant American corporation, sales $1,- 902,000,000, payroll, $892,000,000, number of employees 289,000.Total remuneration of 12 top executives, $2,200,000.It works out at 153 of 1% of sales or 14 of 1% of payroll.In other words for every $40 of payroll management got 10c.What's the meaning of all this?It means that the big executives, those who direct large industries, are paid high salaries but in concerns of this size the number of workers is so large that if we eliminated these salaries and paid workers\u2019 wages to top executives it would hardly be enough to wet the whistle of the average man on the payroll.+ % +4 Sometimes the inference is that the larger part of the income of big corporations goes to the men at the top; when measured in volume of production, it is insignificant.Nevertheless I hold that these criticisms are valuable.They have brought forth the answering facts.Capitalism has its faults and its weaknesses.It has never been as strong on publicity as it should have been but that is being remedied now.If I were looking for a job I would seek for a firm with a highly paid management.It means higher pay and better conditions for the workers.\u201cTHIS CAR COST ME\u201421 HOGS\u201d What's money?is the title of a study released by the Farm Journal which describes how inflation has affected the farmer's purchasing power.An Illinbis farmer is quoted as saying in 1947 that his $3,000 ear was \u201cthe cheapest car I have bought in a good many years!\u201d He explained that it cost him \u201clots fewer hogs than the last one.\u201d Other figures in the study are a basic lesson in economics.What's Money?compares various manufaetured produets in dollar prices and their equivalent prices in farm producés for the years 1940 and 1947.The price of an automobile increased from $699 to $1,219, but the 1940 car cost the farmer 17 beef cattle while the 1947 model cost him only 13 beef cattle.À refrigeartor\u2019s price rose from $154 to $194.However, the farmer had to sell 20 hogs to buy the 1940 model, but the 1947 model cost only 5 hogs.$90 washing machine was worth 107 | bushels of wheat in 1940; in 1947 the same mike of washing machine cost $150, the value of only 78 bushels, accordicg to the study.\u201cBLUE BLOODS FROM CANADA\u201d The story of Canada\u2019s argricultural industry \u2014 with particular emphasis on its export phase \u2014 is pleasingly told in \u201cBlue Bloods from Canada,\u201d a 16mm motion picture just completed by the Associated Screen News studio, of Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal, for the Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa.The main theme of the story \u2014 the successful breeding of domestic animals along seientific lines \u2014 has been skillfully blended into a half-hour narrative film by Director Jack Chisholm.In the development of pure bred animals and poultry, the Dominion and Provincial Agricultural College and Experimental Farms have played a great part.Through their guidance and help, the art of animal husbandry in Canada has reached a high peak and has acquired a world-wide reputation.Due to the varied climatic conditions, Canadian breeders have succeeded in developing sturdier and more virile breeds than any other livestock country.\u201cBlue Bloods from Canada.\u201d Filmed in Kodachrome and in full sound, it will shortly | be released in four languages \u2014 English, French, Spanish and Portugese \u2014 to Canadian Trade Commissioners in thirty-eight countries.The various breed associations in Canada are planning pamphlets and other sales aids telling the story of each breed.This material is also to be distributed by the Trade Commissioners throughout the world .- oe\u2014oc\u2014oc >o< »oe-\u2014>oc 00 J BOOK REVIEW By H.S.Ross Lx] 050 C00.C0 C01 0 0 0 C\u2014O 0K The Government of Canada by His illuminating comments 0K >o< 2000 on XXI entitled Political Parties and CURE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Can.School of Electricity Celebrates Quarter Century R.MacGregor Dawson, M.A.D.Sc.(Econ.), Professor of Political Economy, University of Toronto.The University of Toronto Press, Toronto.Pages 662.Price $5,50.In this volume we are given a brilliant study of Canadian Government and no one familiar with the trenchant style and ready wit of the author will he disappointed.Stores of knowledge, sound philosophy, clear organization and orderly thinking are evident throughout the many pages and chapters which will be a source book for those interested in this all important subject and that should include everyone In our dountry and many in other countries.It will be a pity if this book does not find its way inte libraries, large and small, throughout Canada and in particular High School libraries.Professor Dawson deals in order with constitutional development, the constitution, the executive, the administration, the legislature, the judiciary and the pol- tical parties.tthe weakness of our governmental system are based upon appreciation of the values of traditional forms.His book will not only lead students to examine critically our Institutions but inspire in them respect and admiration for their many good features.This is the second volume in the Canadian Government Series, of which Professor Dawson is Editor.As the author points out in his the first descriptive account of the government of Canada and here we are given the second, While every chapter 1s filled with interest I enjoyed (as would any reader) Chapters IX, X and XI The Cabinet and its position, personnel, functions and organization; The Civil Service; The House of Commons; The Judiciary with much more space given to the Courts of the Province of Quebec than in most of such volumes written in other provinces and this also applies to the very thorough study made of the political parties in the Province of Quebec as discussed in chapter Preface, Professor Clokie wrote.Chapter XXII Party Organization.Chapter XXII Party Activities and Problems 1s very frank and revealing.The Appendices set out in full The British North America Act, 1867, and the amendments in 1871, 1875, 1886, 1915, 1940 and 1946.There is a helpful and exhaustive index and it is interesting to note that the first reference reads: Abbott, D.C., 240n-241n, 424 and the second reference reads: Abbott, Sir J.J, C.209, 342.The author is a Maritimer by birth and received his early education in Nova Scotia.After receiving his B.A.and M.A.at Dal- housie University he was granted an AM.by Harvard and an M.Sc.(Econ.) and D.Sc.(Econ) from the University of London.He has lectured on Economics and Political Science at Dalhousie, Rutgers, Saskatchewan and Toronto and has contributed many articles to periodicals and is the author of several notable books, including The Civil Service of Canada, Constitutional Issues in Cansda, Canada in World Affairs: Two Yéars of War, Next week will mark the Silver Anniversary of the Canadian School of Electricity\u2014a Montreal institution which has been responsible for the graduation of more than three thousand students in practical electricity in Junior Electrical Engineering, Radio Engineering and Electrical Drafting.The Canadian School over the years has trained an average of four hundred students a year and, during the war years turned out several hundred technically trained men who were sought by and welcomed by army, navy and air force.Many of the school\u2019s graduates are in top line positions today with leading Canadian corpora- \u2018tions and it was recently stated by the Personnel Manager of the biggest electrical manufacturing company in the country that, nical position can show a diploma from the Canadian School, he is hired at once.The School's diplomas are recognized by both the Provincial and Federal Governments.The Canadian School of Electricity was the first in Canada to introduce \u2018\u2019shop laboratory\u201d meth- .jods of training in practical elec- | trieity and junior electrical engineering, radio engineering and drafting.Today, as well as these subjects, the School is teaching electronics and television\u2014the two sciences of tomorrow that are here today and will provide some of the most lucrative positions of | the next twenty-five years.The Canadian School writes its own textbaoks, treatises, and man- \u2018uscripts, and produces all of its own laboratory material.Prime mover in the Canadian School of Electricity, around its activities revolve, is the Principal and President, Morrie E.Coshof, | B.Sc., M.E., A.EB., who has directed the affairs of the School since 1924 and enjoys the respect of leading educationalists, plant superintendents and personnel managers throughout the Province of Quebec and all Canada.It is to Mr.Coshof that many successful businessmen today look back with whenever an applicant for a tech-, dragging a small boy, Morrie E.Coshof gratitude for his personal interest, guidance and encouragement during those first crucial years.To Mr.Ceshof x boy's first job is \u2018often the most important of his entire life for it frequently happens that that first job determines the entire course of his career.The Canadian School of Electricity has reason to be proud of its record and to celebrate its Silver Ammiversary.Twenty-five years aga it was started with only fourteen students.Today its graduates are spread all over the world and many have gone to the top in fields of electricity, elee- tronies, radio and television.SUSPENSE large flustered woman, sailed through the station barrier and approached her waiting husband.\u201cHello,\u201d said the man.A \u201cYou're late.\u201d \u201cOh, don\u2019t talk about it, Alf,\u201d replied his wife.\u201cI never \u2018ad such a time! What with young Bill 'anging on me \u2018an, me \u2019ang- ing on to the luggage-rack, the train \u2018ung up in a tunnel and you \u2019anging about the station for me, I was in a regular state of suspense.\u201d == \u2014that call for no Electricity, Radio, in yourself.282 Outarie St.West ARE YOU IN A MAKESHIFT JOB?| These are the jobs that anyone can fill - no training\u2014and pay minimum wages, You owe it to yourself to know aM about the Canadian Schoel's courses in 0 Magnetism and Electronics .sciences of today and tomorrow.You should know about the low cost and the very easy payments of both day i and evening courses.You have nothing to lose \u2014 everything to gain.Don't delay.Write today.Call in at .the School or telephone for a friendly | interview with our Public Relations Director anytime during the day or from 7.30 to 9.30 in the evenings.CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY Limited BE.4514 knowledge, no skill, Television, Electre- the vest Montreal, Que.Der 7 - this sentence: Eventide Home To Have New S.A.Officers Majot and Mrs, Arthur Brewer, who have supervised the Eventide Home for Aged Men on Upper La- chine Road for the past three yeara, are being transferred to Toronto to take charge of the Eventide Home there and they will be succeeded by Major and Mrs, William Bexton.The work of transforming the old Trenholme estate from its ramshackle condition into the beautiful refuge it is today fell to their lot and these Salvation Army officers have certainly made a creditable showing.The Eventide Home living room was furnished by the Montreal! Westward Rotary Club, and Major Brewer, on two occasions, was guest speaker for the Club at Montreal West during | his tenure of office.The Salvation Army Advisory Board have also taken great inter- eat in the organizing of the Home and appropriated a sum from a previous Red Shield Campaign to enable needed alterations of extensive nature to be made.Plans have been under conaid- | eration for some time to provide a Sunset Lodge for Aged Women in Montreal and this may soon I Park-Emmanuel yl * A stained glass window, which has been piaced in the narthex of the Church, will be dedicated on Sunday morning.The window is the gift of Mrs.Arthur Jarvis in loving memory of her daughter Dorothy Blair Jarvis Chalk and has been designed and executed by C.W.Kelsey, the well known Montreal artist.Congregations Join For Summer During the past few years, it has been the custom of Dominion- Douglas and the Stanley congregations to join together for the Summer Season.These services have proved so profitable that it has been decided to provide for them again this year.During July and on the first Sunday of August, services will be held in Dominion - Douglas Churck.At these services the Choir and Organist of Dominion- Douglas will conduct the services of Praise and Rev.J.D.Wilkie of Stanley will be the Preacher.During the last four Sundays of August and the first Sunday of September, the services will be held in Stanley Church, and the Choir and Organist of Stanley will conduct the service of Praise, the materialize if and when proper circumstances develop.Preacher will be the Rev.Charles Johnston of Dominion-Douglas.TOPICS OF THE WEEK \u2014 0 TELL THE WORKERS This story has been in my mind for a long time.It hag been listed In my advance diary and I have moved it forward on several occasions because something else came first\u2014now it must be written.: All great public corporations put out statements at the end of the year addressed to their shareholders, the men and women who provide the money which makes possible the creation, expansion and development of industry.The investors have a right to be told what was done with their money.There is something beyond this.It involves a wholly new conception of industry.The stockholders are not the only ones who are interested There should be à report to the workers.It would give facts, it would show the number employed, the total volume of wage payments, the increase in the volume of production per man and per man-hour.The last item ig an index of progress.It determines individual and national income.Then I would carry this one step further.Both these reports should show the price level of the products produced and something of the price problem of the nation, for the consumers, those who buy the products, have a definite interest in industry and in what industry is doing for them.THE CHANGE 1S COMING Just when I was about to write this story, The Steel Company of Canada Limited came out with what I had in mind.It is entitled \u201cWhat Stelco Did in 1947\u201d Stelco is the short name of The Steel Company of Canada.Underneath the heading is this sub- head\u2014\u201cA Report To Employees\u201d.It is a good report.The Company ought to be proud of it\u2014 so should the employees.It tells ea tale of industrial expansion\u2014 also of wage increases.If you were an employee you would like \u201cAt the end of 1947 the average hourly earnings of payroll employees were approximately 70% above such earnings at the end of 1939, compared with an increase of 42.99 in the official Cost of Living Index during the same period.\u201d I think this is important.It is worth telling.It is nice to know that the company had an investment in plant and equipment of $82 millions at the close By & J DEACHMAN =) of 1947 and expects to have $104 millions by the end of 1948.When the workers see these statements they realize that they are not going to be short of equipment, and good equipment makes the daily task lighter.I mention a third item, it's all set out in the report.It shows the amount paid in dividends from 1928 to 1947 and the amount retained in the business, plowed back into new equipment to provide for greater stability and increased production.Production per man-hour is the basis of higher earnings per worker, lower prices for the consumer.The men who direct our industries reafize that dividends are not ev- erything\u2014important though they are.In modern business, those who hold the longer view are building not for tomorrow - but for the ages and reinvestment of profits is a reserve against hard times, a guarantee of stability.x * { Calvary Church | * x Services of worship in Calvary United Church, on Sunday will be conducted by the Assistant Minister, Maxwell \u2018 Reader, B.A., at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m.This Sunday is being celebrated as Father's Day and the subject of the sermon to be delivered in the morning will be \u201cThe Prodigal Son's Father,\u201d and at the evening service the theme will be \u201cIn Greener Pastures\u201d.The Sunday School Picnic will be held on Saturday, June 26th.Buses will leave the Church at 9.30 a.m.for Calumet (Robert) Beach.For details call A.E.Robinson, WE.4783.\u2018Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.\u2018 W.and Roslyn Ave, \u2019 John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Man Who Wrought No Miracle\u201d.\u2018All Things that John Spoke of his Man Were True.\u201d 9.15 Bible School.730 pm \u201cWhat Had Iappened to eter?\u201d The King Furious! The Gintes Locked! The Police Baffled! The Prisoner Had Vanished! Dr, Johnston At Both Services VISITORS VERY CORDIALLY WELCOMED THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 PAGE FIVE Lome.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly * ® f Stanley Presbyterian | * The Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of Worship on Sunday next.The Sacrement of the Lord's Supper will be observed at both Morning and Evening services of Worship.The Preparatory service will be held tomorrow evening at 8.15 p.m.* * | Christian Science | * * \u201cIs the Universe, including man, Evolved by Atomic Force?\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from 1 Corinthians 8: 5,6.\u201cThough there be that are called gods, whether in heaven or in earth, (as there be gods many, and lords many,) but to us there is but one God the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cAnd behold, there was a woman which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bowed together, and could in no wise lift up her- gelf.And when Jesus saw her, he called her to.him and said unto her, \u2018Woman thou art loosed from thine infirmity\u2019.And he laid his hand on her; and immediately she was made straight and glorified God.\u201d (Luke 13: 11-13) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience~ and.Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cIf sickness is true of the idea of Truth, you cannot destroy sickness, and- it would be absurd to try.Then classify sickness and error as our Master did, when he spoke of the sick \u201cwhora Satan hath bound\u201d, and find a sovereign antidote for error in the life-giv- ing power of Truth acting on human belief, a power which opens the prison doors to such as are bound and sets the captive free physically and morally.Mind's control over the universe, includ- MELVILLE CHURCH Melville Ave.Westmount Minister: Kev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 20th Services at 11.00 and 7.30 p.m.The Minister will Preach Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster.Stanley Presbyterian Church.Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY.JUNE 20th 11.00 a.m.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.11.15 a.m, Sunday School, 7.30 p.m.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus.(McGill).Organist and Choir Director.First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance SUNDAY, JUNE 20th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 nm.Sunday School.Wednesday \u2014 Testimony Mecting, 8.15 pm.Reading Rocm, 4322 Sherbrooke St.W.1130 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.also Friday evenlng 8 to 9.30, except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved By Atomic Force?Golden Text: I Corinthians 8: 5, 6.Though there De that are called #ods, whether in heaven or in earth (as there be gods many, and Lords many) but to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things.and we in him.ing man, is no longer an open question, but is demonstrable Science.\u201d (Pages 495 and 171).* * 1 Westmount Baptist ! * \u201cThe Man Who Wrought No Miracle\u201d.This will be the Theme of Dr.J.A, Johnston in West- mount Baptist Church on Sunday morning.The text will be: \u201cJohn Wrought No Miracle, but all Things That John Spake of this Man Were True.\u201d The world lauds men who do spectacular things.It has Rhodes Scholarships for its brilliant students, Nobel prizes for its successful scientists, Victoria Crosses for its Battle Heroes, but it has no medal for the slugger, no decoration for the plodder, no title for the toiler.This word concerning John emphasizes the worth of things that are ardin- ary, the intrinsic value of things that are commonplace.Although we may accomplish no miracles there are many supremely worthwhile things that each of us may \u201cdo in the Services of Christ.\u201cWhat Had Happened To Peter ?\u201d This will be the question answered by Dr, Johnston on Sunday evening.The King was furious.The gates of the prison were locked.The police were baffled because the prisoner had vanished.This man Peter was on the eve of death but was amazingly delivered into abundant life.The things that happened to Peter are like the things that may happen to you.The Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec is being held at Windsor, Ontario from June 14th to 18th.Westmount Baptist Church will have a full delegation present, including Dr.J.A.Johnston, Mr.and Mrs.George Adam, Mr.A.T.Weldon, Mrs.Harold Greig, Major-General and Mrs.A.E.Walford.The principal speaker will be the Rev.Oscar Johnson, D.D., President of the Baptist World Alliance.General Walford will address the Padres who are to be honoured at the Assembly on Wednesday evening.Church of The\u2018 Advent Corner of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rev.Johr W.Kerr.FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Euly Communion.10.15 a.m.Malins 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion 8 am.Monday and Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday.and Saturday: 9.30 a.m.Wednes- ay.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.Barnabas Day.Friday, St.A.and M.FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, Kindergarten.7.30 p.m, Evensong.Wednesdays 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER \u2018TRINITY 8.00 am.Holy Communion, 1100 a.m.Morning Prayer.Holy Cem- munjon and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev, H.V.Fricker, ST.JOHN THE BAPTISTS DAY, June 2{th 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Î Dominion Douglas ] * * On Sunday morning the Rev.Graham Barr will preach in Do- minion-Douglas on the subject \u201cGolng on with Lifted Head\".This will be Mr.Barr's last sermon in Dominion-Douglas Church prior to his departure to assume the partorate of First United Church, St.Catharines, Ontario.The choir, under the direction of Mr.John Robb, will render appropriate music.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, MA.B.D.Moderator of the United Church of Ceneda Assistant, Mr.Maxwell ftender, BA Organist and Choir Directer, Me Gitfard Mitchell FATHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 20th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Prodigal Son's Father 3.00 p.m.Promotion Exercises tn the Sunday School.\u2018This is in place of the morning School.7.30 p.m.\u201cIn Greener Pastures.\u201d Mr.Reader will preach at both services.Sunday Sshoo! Pienie, Saturday, June 26th to Calumet Bench.Buses leave Chuveh at 9.30 am.oe _ Dominion-Dougles Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdewne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lioeyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Berr, B.A.\u2026 B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 20th 11,00 a.m.Rev.R.Graham Barr.\u2014 \u201cGoing on with Lifled Head.\u201d NO .EVENING SERVICE Organist and Ghoirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bae, St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave, D.M.Gram, Minister Rev.BA.Rev.George K.Wurd, B.A., Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 20th 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant, Subject: \u201cIf Not \u2014What Then?\u201d MORNING WORSHIP ONLY Organist and Choirmaster, { Phillips Motley, B.A, | Mus.Bac., F.C.C.O.! COME AND WORSIMP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.8.B.Brown, SUNDAY, JUNE 20th 11.00 a.m.\u201cExcept the Lord Build the House.\u201d 7.30 pan.\u201cHow to Get You Need IU Most.\u201d Rev.W.LE.Dudley, D.D., preach at both services.VISITORS WELCOME WESTMOUNT PARK Emmanuel Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Help When will Ministers: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Gospel 1 Preach.\u201d This will be Mr.Goth's final sermon as the minister of West- mount I'ark Church, Dr.Campe bell wll be assoclated with Mr, Goth in the service, DEDICATION OF NEMORIAI.WINDOW I.C.Scott, J.RS.M., Choir Dircclors G.E.Flower, Orgamst, PAGE SIX PERSONALSOCIALENGAGEMENTS\u201cWEDDINGS Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Jones, of Norfolk, Virginia, will be in town over the weekend for the Davis- Osborn marriage.| Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Kuester, of Trenton, N.J., will be the house guests of Margaret Scripture during the last week of June.Mrs.M.Green, of Toronto, who | is coming to town for the Davis- Osborn wedding on Saturday, will be the guest of Mrs.Thomas Osborn, Mrs.Southern wishes to thank the many friends and neighbours for the great kindness shown her during her recent illness.Mrs.H.Meadows, of Dixie, Que., entertained at a miscellaneous shower, recently, in honor of Miss Ruth Jean Glass, whose marriage took place on Saturday.The University of Toronto Alumnae are holding a garden party on Saturday afternoon, June 19, at four o'clock, at the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Principals In Wedding Bride And Attendants residence of Mrs.R.D.Harkness, 4386 Montrose Ave, Westmount.Dr.Franco Baldi and Senora Ana Baldi Gonzales arrived in Montreal by air, on Tuesday, from Chapultepec, Mexico, and will spend the next week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Fred R.Mulligan, 70 Rosemount Crescent.Mildred and Margaret Scripture, co-founders of the Scripture foundation, gave several programmes during the past two weeks, visiting and entertaining at the women's Jail and the Sailors\u2019 Institute, and they took a party to the Boys\u2019 Farm at Shawbridge.Mr.Louis Goldstein took the morning service and the Scripture sisters sang duets.Mr.and Mrs.Goldstein and Mrs.Louise Scripture and daughter, of Brighton, Mich., are motoring back to the United States.Recent guests at Ripplecove Inn, at Ayers Cliff, Qué., included: Mr.and Mrs.D.Adamson, Mr.R.E.Desillets, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Ferguson, Mr.and Mrs.J.Laxer, Miss Madge Brown, Mr.Norman B.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Barlow, Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Brodie, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Bev- eridge, Mr.and Mrs.John Rodes, | [ | Mr.and Mrs.Robert Henry St.Arnaud, whose marriage took piace in Dominion Douglas Church, on Saturday, June 5.The bride was formerly Miss Virginia May Mack, Wm.H.Mack, 3546 Marlowe Avenue, and the groom is the son of elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Henri St.Arnaud, of 5080 Circle Road.Mr.Ralph Tripp, Mr.H.B.Chase, Miss Ruth Hilling, Mr.and Mrs.R.Muir, Miss Evelyn M.Norton, Mr.J.U.Barlow, Mr, and Mrs.H.V.Wells and Mr.and Mrs.ME, Bradiey.Among those who entertained in honour of Miss Edna Rosemary Garrigan, whose marriage to Mr.Ian Bryce Chenoweth took place recently in St.Andrew\u2019s Church were Mrs.David Chenoweth, who gave a luncheon at the Mount Stephen Club; Miss Helen Chure- hill, who gave a buffet supper and presentation; Miss Maureen Hardie, who gave a kitchen shower and Miss Audrey Jackson and Miss Vivian Grayston, who gave a cup and saucer shower.Others who entertained for Miss Garrigan and Mr.Chenoweth, were Mr.and Mrs.Chenoweth, the bridegroom'\u2019s pa- PBectiice SMART Dickman DRESSES SHANTUNGS, SUMMER CREPES, MESHES AND LINENS.Styled For Every Occasion © Many Beautiful Dresses At Reduced Prices For Appointment - Telephone Fl.8198 4492 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST, WESTMOUNT (Opposite Me a EE des RE lville Avenue) restes ges MME A.5 STORES AT 3132 Masson St.4491 St.Lawrence LA A MAL MMA ME RE \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN Nback »» D.A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC + D.: À.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT VLLLIG USING LI IIS SSI ISS ASS III ALL II MI SSI SSII III MIS SV IIS IU ISA SLL SS ISLS LLL SISLLSSILLS SLA SSL SS SILLS SA CourvAL A A A AA YOUR SERVICE 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert AE rents, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas?Chown, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Ma- dill, Miss Joan Mason and Mr.Donald Dougherly.Miss Marguerite Choquette of Gray Avenue, entertained at the Tea Hour from four to seven Tuesday, to commemorate her Silver Jubilee as Professor of Music, Music.The tea table was adorned with cornflowers and pink roses, while the other rooms were decorated with roses and multi-colour peonies.In charge of the tea table, were Mrs.W.E.Williams, Mrs.Armand St.-Pierre, of Three Rivers, Que., Mrs.W, P.P.Davis, Mrs.Edward Auge, Mrs.; R.Connel, Mrs.E.R.Fletcher, and Mrs.G.Aitken.Assisting in serving were: Mrs.Ralph Cho- quette of Three Rivers, Mrs.L.Allard, Mrs, J.R.Douglas, and Mrs.Claude Milette.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Marie Emily, daughter of Lt.-Col.and Mrs.W.H.Draper, of Grosvenor Avenue, to Mr.George Ernest Chapman, of Montreal, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Chapman, of Roath Park, Glamorgan, South Wales, has been arranged to take place on Saturday morning, June 26, at eleven o'clock, at the Church of |; the Ascension of Our Lord.A reception will follow at the home |} of the bride's parents.Pictured Mariotti, of Hampstead, te Dr.mourt, which took place in St.Mariotti, maid of honor, little just before the marriage Joan Constance of West.Matthias Church, are Miss Audrey of Miss Robert Frederick Harvey, Miss Miss Julia Walsh, flowergirl, Mariotti, the bride, and Miss Kay Cole, of Quebec, bridesmaid.4501 PARK AVE, \u201cPINE ROOM\u201d is at your disposal for WEDDING RECEPTIONS BANQUETS & BIRTHDAY PARTIES, Etc.\u201cExcellent Cuisine\u201d CHALET CAFE INC, PL.7582 corner of Mount Royal The Chalet Cate - O'NEIL'S PHOTOS | \u201c REG'D.News - Commercials - Weddings, Etc.NEW STUDIO NOW OPEN AT 4119 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Opposite Dionne & Dionne) Portraiture and Babies\u2019 Photographs A Specialty Telephone WI.6778 The bride will be attended by |i her sister, Miss Patricia Draper, as maid of honor and Mr, W.J.Chapman will act as best man for his brother.The ushers will be Mr.Hal Draper, brother of the bride, and Mr.Paul Marchessault.WEDDINGS DORRANCE \u2014 AITKEN In the Chapel of Erskine and American United Church, the marriage was solemnized of Mary Eleanor de Wolf, daughter of Mr.Roger A.E.Aitken, of 235 Met- calfe Avenue and the late Mrs.Aitken, to Dr.Frank Dorrance of Montreal, on Saturday afternoon, June 12, at half-past three o'clock, the Reverend Gerald R.Cragg, D.D., officiating.Mr.B.E.Chadwick played the wedding music and the Chapel was decorated with white summer flowers.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a draped gown of pale grey crepe over a grey lace petticoat, the bodice having cap sleeves trimmed with lace.She wore a headdress of shaded pink flowers and a corsage bou- \" \"THE PHOTOGRAPHER COMES TO YOU\" .(Continued on Page 7) Style illustrated comes in all-white Buckskin.White for brides, white for lovely, cooling color to dress up your wardrobe and sparkling style! summer, white for squire you anywhere in Sizes: 3 to 9 Widths: 3A to C Other styles at $12.95, $14.00 and $15.00.Stewart-Dussault 1428 PEEL STREET Opposite Mount Royal Hotel MArquette 5473 a _1 A PAGE SEVEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Fashion Industry Features Better Values in Coats, Suits (Continued fram Page 6) black picture hat and matching \u2014 quet of multi-colored sweetpeas accessories completed her ensem- Canadian women \u2018are, in every way, as fashion-conscious as their and lily-of-the-valley.ble.sisters across the border, said A.D.Gould, at the monthly press \u2018The ushers were Mr.C.D.A.Ait.luncheon meeting of the Montreal Fashion Industries organization ken, of Granby, Que, and Mr.were Mr.and Mrs.C.D.A.Ait-| held at the LaSalle Hotel, Monday, June 14th, Mr.Gould, president Douglas MacLeod.ken, of Granby, Que.Mrs.A.R.| of the Manufacturers Council of the Cloak & Suit Industry, added The reception was held at the Profit of Toronto, Mrs.G.M.Tay- | that the heightened interest in Canadian fashions accounted, in residence of the bride's father, lor, Miss Judy Taylor, Mr.Donnie : ; ; J where pink sweetpeas were used Taylor of Oshawa and Mr.and part, for the 300% increase in dollar volume since 1939 in his , i ry.as decorations.Mrs.Harold Rutherford, of Sha- G.Gerry Levitan, executive director of the Montreal Fashion } Later, Dr.and Mrs.Dorrance winigan Falls.left by motor, the bride travelling Industries, acted as host at the meeting, attended by fashion editors representing French and English x in a grey suit fashioned with a peplum.A white crepe blouse, a newspapers, weeklies and maga- Very tight-fittea walstlines.zines, the radio networks and the [Shades for suits will be popular press services.in the following order: black, During the course of his in-|Prown, green, wine and grey.Social and Personal Among the out-of-town guests FAIRBROTHER - PLAYFAIR On Saturday afternoon, June 12, at four o\u2019clock, in the home of the bride's sister, Mrs.H.N.Kidd, 4462 Sherbrooke Street, West- Ï ANTIQUE FURNITURE Including 50 chairs, chests of drawers, sofas, tables, mirrors and odd pieces.All in excellent condition, Also Campbell's bridge and table lamps and trilights.M.LARSEN 1257 Greene Ave.WI.7966 mount, the marriage took place of Queenie Doris, daughter of Mr.James R.Playfair and the late Mrs.Plaiyfair, of Westmount, to Mr.Arthur J.Fairbrother, son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Fairbrother, of 2235 Prud\u2019homme Avenue, the Rev.G.W.Goth officiating.Following the ceremony, Mrs.A.Wilbur of New York sang \u2018Because\u201d and \u2018\u2018All Joy Be Thine\u201d.1227A GREENE AVENUE CHARLES BROOKS REG'D.INTERIOR DECORATION PAINTING - Exterior and Interior Upholstery - Slipcovers - Curtains Picture Framing .WE.2726 {Just above St.Catherine) CAL ELU people.H.BEAUDIN, Prop.Egerton Convalescent and Rest Home Operated in conjunction with THE EGERTON SCHOOL REG'D.For TRAINED ATTENDANTS NOW OPEN For convalescents and elderly Huntingdon County, Que.For further information regarding reservations, please phone Register Office in Montreal, WA, 1376.You are requested not to call in person at Register Office.Interviews will be arranged at your convenience at the School residence.formal remarks, the speaker pointed out that fine, imported English and Scotch fabrics, which were prohibitively-priced in the U.S., helped Canadian manufacturers produce better garments, in many instances, at almost half the price they were sold in Amer- | ican cities.He added that tourists were now buying their clothes in Canada, whereas it was the reverse before the war, when Canadians preferred to buy their clothes in the U.S.Mr.Gould also discussed Fall trends, stating that square shoulders will be out this year; more natural shoulders will be featured with less padding.Suits with straight skirts will predominate; some skirts with narrow fronts and fullness in the back.Loose ! coats, with or without belts, will be shown; also fitted coats with Pink and white roses were used as decorations.The._bride, unattended, was given away by her father, and wore a gown of salmon pink, with fitted bodice, extended shoulder sleeves and full corded skirt, with flowered hat to match.Her bouquet was of Talisman roses.A reception followed the ceremony ,and the bride's table was decorated with pink and white flowers.Mr.and Mrs.Fairbrother left later for their wedding trip to New York, Atlantic City, and Boston.For travelling, the bride wore a summer suit of powder blue, with light grey accessories, and a corsage of American Beauty roses.The out-of-town guests were: Mr.and Mrs.George K, Playfair from Ontario, Mrs.Peter Kirk- ham, and Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Cerisola, of East Boston, Mass.Among the out-of-town guests who attended the marriage of Miss Margaret Evelyn Hornback, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.M.à.Hornback, of 2235 Montclair Avenue, to Mr.John Bourne, on June 12, were Mrs.R.C.March and Miss Betty Hornback, of Arvida, Que.Present also, were the Reverend and Mrs.Milton Little and their daughter, all of East Angus.HARVEY \u2014 MARIOTTI In St.Matthias Church, the marriage was solemnized of Joan Constance, daughter of the late H.C.G.Mariotti, K.C., and Mrs.Mariotti, of Quebec, to Dr.Robert Frederick Harvey, son of Dr.and Mrs.F.W.Harvey of Dorchester Street, on Friday afternoon, June K.B L A CK Ladies\u2019 SUITS and COATS Made to measure of finest English W.H.CURRIE EXPRESS MOVING Local and Long Distance Woolens.Specializing in custom By Experienced Men made clothing for the well dressed PACKING & CRATING ™~ Wilbank 3322 1938 St.Catherine West and Gentlemen's We Also Do Alterations and Repairs.4226 St.Catherine West (Near Greene) WE.5908 v EE LADIES & GENTLEMEN K re SAFELY IN 5 EASY LESSONS +9 MODERN, IMPROVED METHODS \u2014 £5 i DUAL - CONTROL CARS \u2014 FULLY PN O à EXPERT A ; 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ALL KINDS OF FISHING RODS REPAIRED Westmount Appliances & Sports Company 4209 St.Carherine St.West WE.2226 (Near Greene Ave.) See our Display of 4-Star Household Electrical Appliances (Continued on Page 8) GROCETERIA reo.{Corner St.Mark Street) GECRGE MARTEL, Manager FREE PROMPT DELIVERY 1266 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST FAGE EIGHT TT.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, Gezz v's Chatter Column * A Place Of Interest When out of town visitors come to visit us, we make a point of selecting the most interesting places to show them, and for example if you have not already visited the NEW MORGAN TRUST GALLERIES, 2085 City Councillor St, then mark this special spot with an X.I call it NEW because it has undergone a vast change in the last year, and there may be some of you who having attended auction sales here years ago, are not now aware that this practice was discontinued some time ago.The important change made has been that no article for sale will be received in à poor condition, because if repairs are necessary, they must be made before the article is sent to the MORGAN TRUST GALLERIES.Another point of interest to note is, that nowhere in Canada can there be found such an elaborte collection of china, antique and modern furniture, paintings, and domestic and oriental rugs.The china room is worth a visit in itself, as here you will find some of the most exquisite pieces, and though hundreds of years old, are still in perfect condition.In this room are also displayed many silver articles, candelabras, entree dishes, soup tureens, and I am sure that many of your friends will be interested in exploring this enchanting room for gifts to bring back home, and at prices that cannot be duplicated in the United States.If you are looking for period furniture there is no place in Montreal where such a vari:d assortment is to be found.You will appreciate the way one is permitted to weave leisurely in and out through all this wonderful collection.* The Nignt Of Nights June ushers in Graduations and Weddings, which bring back happy memories and call for celebrations.The question of where to go in warm weather is easily answered when the occasion is such a special one, and that is, the one and only NORMANDIE ROOF, which is air conditioned so that one may dance and dine with indifference to the heat outside.Last week I met GEORGIE PRICE while rehearsing his songs for this week's show at \u201cTHE ROOF\u201d.It is always an.inspiration to meet these artists while rehearsing, for when before the public their routine often appears so easy that one is apt to lose sight of the fact of long hours of preparation put in by the singer.Georgie is an artist not to be missed, with his Impressions of Broadway satellites, and his own inimitable way of singing the old time songs like \u201cMamy\u201d, \u201cCarolina in the Morning\u201d, etc.Then comes one of the funniest parodies on the trials and tribulations of the income tax payer, sung to the tune of Largo Al Factotum, from the Barber of Seville.If you want a good laugh, then don't miss GEORGIE PRICE with his wit, comedy songs and patter.Georgie told me that he is the only actor with a seat on the New York Stock Exchange.He said that he always looks forward to coming to Montreal and thinks the Canadians are the most wonderful people on earth, and never misses a trip to the Laurentians.\u201cTHE ROOF\u201d with gay continental atmosphere lends itself to celebrations such as graduation and weddings.With the delicious cuisine and enjoyable music of Neil Golden and Peter Barry's Rhumba band, a good time will be had by all who come here.LA % + Lasting Memories æ + Happy Sunny Days The old fashioned styles may be back, but the twentieth century sports minded girl has not changed, and the peaches and cream complexion that went with the Gibson girl era must \u2018give way to the golden tan that ail women are so proud to have.We read about the benefits of the sun\u2019s rays, but how dangerous they can be if not guarded against.From now on the wee tots, and Mom and Dad will be exposing their skin to this wonderful health restorer, but first procure these three essentials for the summer's enjoyment.DUOLANE, a suntan lotion and insect repellent combined.This lotion has excellent cosmetic properties.It contains skin-softening substances which render it highly beneficial to the skin, so that it may be applied even to a babies skin, without harm.If you are working in the garden, you will be amazed how a few drops of this cream lotion over the arms and hands will prevent sunburn, ang also drive away any flies that may be buzzing around you.I found this preparation most refreshing as it is non- greasy and dries so quickly.Before your skin has had its full share of the sun, apply SUNO- LANE CREAM and watch your skin take on that golden tan, so that by the time you are ready for your summer vacation, your snappy new bathing suit can be donned without looking anaemic.If you are spending a weekend in the country be sure and bring a bottle of IR-OL for the black flies.With this threesome you are assured of an enjoyable time never offered before.All drug stores and sports shops have the THREE preparations.* * * For years now the Saguenay trip has been and for years to come, certainly will be for many honeymooners their choice for the wedding trip.Having enjoyed this wonderful trip myself last year I can readily appreciate its enormous popularity.- \u201c4 If by chance you are going to be one of the fortunate ones this year, before Gift Shop embarking you should purchase one of the Saguenay scarfs that have been ~~ specially designed for the C.S.Lines.They are made of a good quality rayon, and have the complete trip so picturesquely traced all over the scarf.They are JUNE 18, 1948 cade bouquet of the same flowers.Mr, Thomas Harvey acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr.Wallace Gowdey, Mr.Stewart Hamilton, Dr.Lindsay Mussells and Dr.Jack Mc- Martin.Mrs.Walsh, the bride's aunt, was in a floor-lenth gown of mist grey crepe and wore a flowered hat and a corsage bouquet of orchids.Mrs.Harvey, mother of the bridegroom, wore a floor-length gown of rose beige crepe with a dark brown Leghorn hat, trimmed with flowers and a corsage bouquet of orchids.Stanley Auxiliary The regular monthly meeting of be held on Tuesday, June 22, at 2.30 p.m., in Franklin Memorial Hall.Rev.M.DiGangi will speak on \u201cItalian Work in Montreal.\u201d Soloist will be Mrs.T.H.Cummings, A RUGS \u2018Washed and Repaired Specialists in the care of fine Oriental rugs PHONE: EL.2710 -EMPIRE RUG CO.the Stanley Auxiliary W.M.S.will.i 4240 DECARIE BLV.N.D.O.Gf Are You Entertalning?| WE RENT Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale % FOLDING TABLES 30\" x §¢ Ideal for summer homes For rent $3 per season.For sale $8 Bench & Table Service PL.7032 or HA, 5543 Reg'd.Established 1919 3878 St.Urbain Chalrs, § Yes! 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P T U R E The Never-to-be-forgotten moments of your Wedding Day with Studio Quality Candids by MANART PHOTO CENTRE 1346 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST MA.6413 available in all the pastel shades, for $2.95 and can only be purchased at the C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St, a few doors from Guy St.Speaking of wedding trips, here is the ideal place to Lok for the unusual wedding gift, and any purchase will be delivered to any place in Canada om \u2018THE SHOP\u201d.Apart from the always acceptable Murray Bay Blankets for $8.95 and the Bed Spreads \u2018to match, single size, $14.95, double size, $16.50, you can also buy the Murray Bay Motoring Robe in bright red and black, or brown and fawn, for $9.75.There are some very fine Val St.Lambert glass pieces from Belgium, that could be used for bon bon dishes, all beautifully etched for $3.00.LADIES! Here is a buy that if you neglect acting upon, don\u2019t blame me.I have been waiting for these for ages.They are a set of 8 clear glass ash trays, in the shape of a half apple, quite heavy, and ONLY $1.75 for the set.Social and Personal (Continued from Page 7) the wedding music and baskets of 11, at half past four o'clock, the |snapdragons and carnations, ar- Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver offi-| ranged with palms, were used as ciating.Mr.M.J.Hislop played decorations, the guest pews being RUGS & CARPETS FOR SUMMER COTTAGES, CLUBS, etc.IN FIBRE, DRUGGETS, JUTE, efe.WILTON and AXMINSTER CARPETS IN LARGE RANGE OF COLORS BROADLOOM CARPETS We Are Also Selling Agents For The HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER CRECGEEN LIMITED EX.3411 - - - 3945 NAMUR ST.marked with sprays of the same flowers.The bride wore a Period gown of blush satin, the fitted bodice having a heart-shaped neckline and sleeves ending in points over her hands and the full skirt falling into a long train and was given away by her uncle, Mr.James F.Walsh.Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis.Miss Audrey Marioteti, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Miss Kathleen Cole of Quebec, was bridesmaid.Both were gowned alike in frocks of taffeta, with shirred bodices having net yokes and bouffant skirts, Miss Mariotti being in lilac and Miss Cole in pink.They wore mittens of the same color and halos of matching flowers in their hair and carried mauve sweetpeas.Miss Joan Walsh, a cousin of the bride, was flower girl and wore a frock of pale blue sheer over taffeta, with a fitted bodice and a full skirt.She also wore a bandeau of pink and mauve sweetpeas in her hair and carried a small cas- NOW OPEN e BALLERINA e LINGERIE SHOP 4123 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Opposite Dionne & Dionne) With a complete stock of ® DRESSES @ SLACKS @ SKIRTS @ HOSIERY @ BRASSIERES @ BLOUSES @ LINGERIE SILVERWARE and GOLDWARE Repaired and Replated TEA SETS | Made to look like NEW Silver Platers to C.P.R.Diner Car Service | Free Storage of Silverware during summer months FULLY PROTECTED BY INSURANCE We will repair and replate your silverware and store it free of charge for you until you return to town.Take advantage of this special offer.Montreal Plating & Casting Co.Ltd.6726 DE ST.VALLIER CR.2498 See \u2014 ee ow + \u2014 = er Tell Their THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 They Can # a «3 Grandchildren Pram Arbo, Gen Williams and Elinor Mellanby who are off on a bicycle tour of Europe for the next several months.Trio Of Co-Eds Europe Bound Hope To Return Safe, Sound By DAWN McLAUGHLIN Reminiscent of carefree pre-war days in Europe, is -the cycling jaunt across the Continent, planned by three McGill University students.These three Montreal girls, Elinor Mellanby, 111 Wolseley Ave., N., Montreal West, Pram Arbo, 1465 Argyle Ave., Westmount, and Gwen Williams, 78 Sunnyside Ave.,, Westmount, well equipped with bicycles, carriers, blue jeans and peanut butter, and determined to see what's left of Europe, set sail aboard the \u2018Italo Marsano\u201d on June 15, bound for Piraeus, Greece, \u2019 Once in Greece, the trio plans to make short trips inland, using their ship as a hotel.During their five day visit, they hope to see as much of Athens ana Corinth ask time allows, although their plans do not include swimming the Hellespont.From Greece, the girls will journey to Naples, where they will spend a few days.Their plans also include an investigation of the famous Blue Grotto Cavern, on the Isle of Capri, a short stay at Pompey and hence to Genoa.A train from Genoa will carry the travellers to Lucerne, Switch- erland.Here they will begin their trip in earnest.After a week in Switzerland, the girls will journey to France, spending two weeks in and about Paris.The next scheduled trip will carry them through Luxembourg, Belgium and Holland, then back along the coast to Calais, where they will board a ship bound for Dover, If all goes well, the trio hopes to reach the English port by the LAURENTINE KENNELS REG.D.W.and Mrs.Mitchell Boarding and Breeding Kennels SPACIOUS INDIVIDUAL QUARTERS 34 OUTDOOR EXERCISE RUNS | VETERINARY INSPECTED Cote de Liesse Road Just East of Airport Entrance PHONE LACHINE 239-W FOR RESERVATIONS DOCTORS and specialists everywhere have recommended COLD WATER in applications on the BREAST.and here many a DOCTOR has already prescribed the use of NEO-FORME to their patients, The career, happiness and future of most women depend on her personality, her Sharm aod rond Trade nome repicrerel ond appearance.à - wil CEE benefit all women using it, you\u2019 Hydrotherapic Scientific can be sure, Breast-Treatment Device.IT IS SIMPLY MARVELOUS! 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Lucky in love are June Allyson and Peter Lawford in the new Tecknicolor musical \u201cGood News\" which sfarfs Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre.IRAE > Starts SATURDAY For ONE WEEK! (Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon Jnect.) Telephone: WA.5717 -\u2014 2 SHOWS IT'S THE DELIGHTFULLY GAY.TUNEFUL.YOUTHFUL .MUSICAL COMEDY IN GOR- CEOUS COMPANION ATTRACTION! The excitement-packed story of a tough kid who fights his way up from the gutter to greatness! ta pet 8.As \u201cINMES DUNK TOM TULLY < SAM LEVENE Last Showing TODAY! Gripping british ihm COTTY starring Stewart Granger and futhlern Han.Also Short Sujets Last Complete Show starts at 8:10 pin.SCAPTAIN BOY- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 19:8 At Westmount $ The life of Chauncey Olcott told against a Technicolor canvas of minstrel days, Lillian Russell, the Robert E.Lee, Rector,s, the old Fourteenth Street Theatre and \u201cMother Machree\u201d is captured with a sweeping flourish in.\u201cMy Wild Irish Rose,\u201d starring Dennis Morgan, which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.It is the saga of the immortal Irish composer-singer with Morgan in top form in this title role, Miss Russell of legendary beauty Andrea King plays the ravishing newcomer, bids for stardom with | and fame, and Arlene Dahl, a her portrayal of Olcott's sweetheart.Any number of celebrated personalities of that era filter through this nostalgic romance.\u201cI Love Trouble\u201d is the title of the added attraction and that's just what Franchot Tone, in the role of a private investigator, gets plenty of! Here's a mystery melodrama that's fast-moving, violent and always exciting.Janet Blair is starred opposite Tone as a wide-eyed innocent caught in a web of blackmail and double-crossing.Janis Carter as a glamorous and mysterious Brazilian beauty; Adele Jargens, a designing showgirl and unwilling aid to the sleuth; Glenda Farrell, his dependable \u201cgirl Friday\u201d; and Lynn Merrick, whose sordid past is the key to the suspenseful chain of events, round out the quintet which makes life for the hardworking detective interesting but doubly dangerous! Handicapped Tots At Belmont Park The School for Handicapped Children is holding its annual picnic at Belmont Park today, Thursday, and on Friday the Dominion Bridge Recreation Club will be holding its outing.Steinberg\u2019s \u201cMoney Saving Days\u201d are being celebrated all this week until Wednesday, June 23rd inclusive, Lem Kimris, the current free outdoor attraction appearing daily at 5 and 11 p.m., combine human skill with mechanical ingenuity.They provide one of the most sensational bits of aerial entertainment the most ardent thrill-hung- ry fan could wish for.Their routines, presented atop a towering revolving contraption have won them international acclaim, for theirs is an act that flirts with death daily as there's no safety net or any other device should there be a mishap., Visit Belmont Park any afternoon or evening, enjoy yourselves on the many and varied \u2018Rides\u2019 along the Midway; see the thrilling outdoor act; and dance to the rhythmic strains of Ellis McLin- tock\u2019s Orchestra which is featured nightly in the spacious ballroom.William Eythe is making \u201cSpecial Agent\u201d for Pine-Thomas at Paramount.On the side, he is producing a stage musical which may star Margaret Whiting.Eythe recently produced \u2018The Glass Menagerie,\u201d which he also directed and took the lead role.currently AT THE MONKLAND SATURDAY Gorgeous Rita Hayworth and dashing Lee Bowman furnish both heart and hilarity to Columbia Pictures\u2019 dramatic Technicolor musical, \u201cTonight and Every Night, starring them with Janet Blair et the Monkland Theatre starting Soturday.Second big feature brings Loretta Young and Brian Aherne in the romantic mystery thriller, \"A Night to Remember.\u201d These two outstanding features are brought back by popular request for 4 days only.AERIAL SENSATION {Healthfully Air Conditioned) (Telephone WE.4948) (Greene Ave.above St.Catherine) E'VE GOT .SOMETHING TO BRAG ABOUT! 2 TOP BRITISH PICTURES « + «+ + + + +» ON ONE PROGRAM! Grorce FORMBY As an amateur Sherlock Holmes in a mix-up of mirth, music and murder .5 ® with this supporting cast to make it more confusing CARYL & MUNDY GASTON PALMER CARL JAFFZ JACK DALY A strange woman was Joanna \u2014 wayward, obstinate, impulsive, lovely.She had the drive and ambition of a man, but also the yielding instincts .of a woman.Her whole life was a conflict between the two sides of her nature \u2014 her love for the earth to which she belonged and the loves which would have torn her from it.Here is a compelling story of human joy and despair made into an unforgettable motion picture ! With JEAN KENT - JOHN McCALLUM Last Showing TODAY! \u201cBODY AND SOUL,\" with John Garfield and Lilli Palmer.Also \"THE MAGIC BOW,\" with Stewert Granger and Phyllis Calvert, Phyllis Calvert.Fal th il, 1e a 0 y THE EXAMINE June Allyson And Peter Lawford Frolic Through \u201cGood News\u201d The gone-but-not-forgotten campus days of the \u201820's, when students wore raccoon coats instead of worried expressions, carried ukeles instead of the burdens of a family, and met at the college malt shop instead of a quonset hut, are happily revived in the new Technicolor musical jamboree \u201cGood News\u201d, which is bringing good entertainment news to the Snowdon screen this Saturday.This new and fast-paced film version of one of Broadway's biggest musical-comedy hits offers a | field day of singing, dancing and romantic excitement for a host of topnotch Hollywood and Broadway headliners, among them June Marshall, Joan McCracken, Ray LULL LL P20 2 20 Ppa 7 7 2 2 2 7 2 772 7777777707\" WATCH GRAND OPENING 93 \u201cTowne Lodge { BAR-B-Q CHICKEN CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS \"Where Quality Reigns Supreme\" LLLP I L772 77727 P77 Pl 777227 220 7707 dd 77 77 277 a7 207 Pr R722 7 22 rll 70772, (LLL LT LLL LL ALL LLRs.Return Engagement of THE MUSICAL DRAMA OF YOUR DREAMS! IN TECHNICOLOR! Has Heart! i 2 ll a Has ANU TE VEE CVERY NIGHT 4 a LURE of I OLA AE SECOND BIG FEATURE SOMETHING starting in murder mysteries! SOMETHING new in mirthful laughter! You'll love its gay romance! \u201cA Night TO REMEMBER\u201d Starts SATURDAY CO-STARRING Loretta YOUNG - Brion AHERNE / nites Oh LAST SHOWING TODAY! R, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, AT THE SEVILLE SATURDAY! Tyrone Power and Jean Peters are the romantic twosome in the thrilling adventure film \"Captain From Castile,\u201d color by Technicolor, which starts Saturday at the Seville Theatre.PAGE ELEVEN so Theatre.Allyson, Peter Lawford, Patricia McDonald and Mel Torme.Set on a typical pre-war, colorful college campus, with its action backgrounded by football excitement, gay proms, and the feminine intimacies of sorority houses, the tongue-in-cheek plot revolves about the battle of two co-eds, June Allyson and Patricia Marshall, for the love of the campus hero and Adonis, Peter Law- ford, with a number of subsidiary predicaments involving the other principals.It all provides an amusing and diverting framework for the picture's delightful flock of songs and some of the most orig- AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY \"Don't forget!\" That's what Chauncey Olcott (Dennis Morgan) says to his favorite Rose (Arlene Dahl) in the lively new Technicolor musical \"My Wild Irish Rose,\u201d which opens Sunday at the Westmount inal and arresting dance routines yet seen in a film musical Second.Feature Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy, Ann Blyth and James Dunn are the principals of the vivid \u201cKiller McCoy,\u201d which will be the companion feature.Young Rooney reaches the peak of his acting career in this story of Tommy McCoy, tough tenement kid who achieves notoriety when he accidentally kills his opponent in the prize-ring with an unlucky punch.Big-time gambler Jim Caighn becomes interested in the young fighter and gives him a build-up as a boxer.Rita Hayworth \u201cTonight and Every Night\u201d with Janet Blair and Lee Bowman reads the billing.Sounds like not a half-bad idea to this writer and from advance reports about this Columbia Pictures\u2019 Technicolor dramatic musical coming to the Monk- (Monkland at Girouard Ave.) \"LOVE LETTERS\"\u201d - Also \"O.S.S.\u201d land Theatre on Saturday there WESTMOUNT PARK Beside the R.M.R.Armoury Come and Bring the Family.In aid of The Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital, Unity Boys\u2019 Club and other Rotary charities.\"TONIGHT AT 7 30 and every night this week FUN and GAMES for EVERYONE \u201cTonight And Every Night\u201d Heads Monkland Double Bill are going to be a lot of other persons feeling the same way about it.We hear from Hollywood that it tops the redheaded dancer's last sensation \u201cCover Girl\u201d, which seemed to be just about the ultra-ultra in filmusi- cals, From our movie spies we learn that \u201cTonight and Every Night\u201d is not only lush with big production numbers but that the musical score is the best ever from those two keen and sharp melody makers, Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn, who have already contributed so many numbers to your movie musical hit parade.There's \u201cWhat Does An English Girl Think Of A Yank?\"\u201d, \u201cTonight and Every Night\u201d, \u201cThe Boy I Left Behind\u201d, \u201cCry And You Cry Alone\u201d, \u201cYou Excite Me\u201d and \u201cAnywhere.\u201d In dancing to these melodies, Rita has acquired herself a new partner, Marc Platt, captured from the Broadway smash musical, \u201cOklahoma!\u201d And again those indefatigable spies report that never has she had a better one.Redheaded, like Rita, and agile, Mr, Platt is said to have brought down the house at every and all previews So dance fans can \u2018certainly expect something extraordinary in this de- partrhent of \u201cTonight and Every Nigh.\u201d But that isn't all we have heard about this show In the dancirg line.There are Janet Blair and the Picka-dillies (including tke lovely and lively Leslie Brooks).With that array of talent and inspiration, if we know our movie fans, \u201cTonight and Every Nighl\" means you have a da*e with a beautiful picture.À SEVILLE: Last Showing TODAY! \u201cNIGHTMARE ALLEY,\" with Tyrone Power and Coleen Gray.Also \"VIGILANTES RETURN,\" in cinecolor, with Jon Hall and Margaret Lindsay.Revival tonight after 11.\"STEP BY STEP,\" with Lawrence Tierney and Anne Jeffreys.A United CTheatne (St.Catherine at Chomedy) Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY!\u201d A Whole New World Of Adventure Lay Before Their Swqrds Of Conquest! pou RRATELQU NUK LC) RE ; La I] lean Peters - Cesar Romero John Sutton - Lee J.Cobb \u2014 SZCOND ATTRACTION \u2014 \"BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES BACK\" Tensely dramatic Ron Randell mystery story! ® Gloria Henry % WESTMOUNT: SATURDAY! CASTILLE,\u201d in Technicolor, star ring Tyrone Power and Jean Peters.Also \"THE LONE WOLF IN LONDON,\u201d with Gerald TODAY \u201cCAPTAIN and FROM Mohr and Nancy Saunders.A United heatne (Sherbrooke At Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY! THE GAY MUSICAL PUT A, SMILE THAT WILL IN YOUR HEART! MORGAN] rt MY; (Ce | ED Aen NEE ON.RE 0G AL HALE - GEORGE T08AS CONE FOREN - BEN BLE 3484 ALLGO0Q 2nd Attraction! MYSTERY AND INTRIGUE IN THE LIFE OF A PRIVATE DE- # TECTIVE! ; A OR = > PAGE TWELVE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 ASCENSION STILL IN SNOWDON CELLAR Defeat St.Malachy\u2019s 9-4 Downed by Steinbergs 6-2 By \u2018GEORGE \"COCHRANE Ascension Snowdon Senior Fastball League entry are still marooned in the basement of the Snowdon circuit standings.Last Sunday afternoon the Ascensionites split a pair of tussles, tapping St.Malachy's 9-4 in an afternoon fixture at Macdonald Park and dropping a 6-2 decision to Steinberg\u2019s on the sabbath eve at N.D.G.Park.The Sunday afternoon triumph was one of the most impressive chalked up the Ascensionites this season, Belting George Scully for a total of 16 hits, the locals went into an early lead and were absolutely without a worry after the first inning, the frame that saw the Malachy Men score all of & their four runs on a mere hit and | ernst gens a quartet of Ascension miscues.PT Big guns in the win were Toots Provost and Tommy Brennan, who each went four for five, Leo Pelo- | quin with three for four, and Noel : Romney with three for five.Ge-! rard Lecavalier was on the hill for, the winners and limited the Saints : to a scant five hits.| Different Story fo The night game was a total different story as Steinberg\u2019s belted the locals\u2019 Gerry Snyder and Em- met Jones for a total of 17 hits.Boston Bruin puckster Jimmy Peters paced the grocers at the plate with a four for five performance.The ever-smiling winger belted one homer, three doubles.Snyder started on the hill for the locals and was removed in the fifth after allowing 11 hits.Jones did a fine bit of relief hurling Bourassa and Summers, Next Week's Games Tonight at N.D.G.Park: Hampton Food vs St.Augustine's .! Sunday afternoon at Macdonald Park: Ascension vs Steinberg\u2019s: St.Augustine's vs Thrift.|.Sunday night at N.D.G.Park: Hampton Food vs Ascension.Monday night: St.Malachy's vs Hampton Food., Wednesday night at Macdonald =! Park: St.Malachy's vs Steinberg's.| except for a bad ninth inning.Scoring Summaries Ascension .222 010 02 9 16 6 St.Maluchy's 400 000 000 5 Si; Batteries: Lecavalier and Millen; © Scully and McDonald, Gray.Umpires: Oss and Ross.Steinberg's not 630 002 6 1 1 Ascension vos 101 ve 2 1 Batteries: Snyder, Jones and Harvie; Westmount Soccer Team Tie North End 2- All A much improved Westmount team met the highly rated North End team in a regular National City Soccer League at Charlevoix Hank Sawer Big Hank Sauer of the Reds, picked up where he left off in the International last fall by taking an early lead in the National League home run and runs-batted-in races.grounds on Monday last and a very hard fought game ended in a tie of 2 goals each.Westmount led at half time on a smart goal by W.Craig who beat the defense and after drawing AL MOLLOY ANNOUNCES! 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Monday, June 21, versus Hungaria at Fletcher's Field; Wednesday, June 23, versus St.Paul Rangers at Notre Dame Stadium and Wednesday, June 30, versus Wanderers at King George Park, Westmount.Starting time for all games-is 6.30 p.m.The Westmount executive make an appeal to Westend residents to support these games as this is i the only soccer team operating in i the west end of the city this season., The only nice thing about a flood is that it makes you feel glad that you contributed to the Red Cross.Redmen Open Schedule Oct.McGills Redmen open up the Senior Intercollegiate Rugby schedule at Kingston on October 9th tangling with Queen's in the curtain raiser of the college grid circuit.Prior to the league opening the big red squad will play two exhibition contests at Mol- son Stadium.On September 25, Ottawa University will visit here, while on October 2nd Vic Obeck and his men will play host to the Ontario Agricultural College, a strong intermediate squad from Guelph.Following is the season\u2019s schedule: October 9th \u2014 McGill at Queen's; Toronto at Western.October 16th \u2014 Western at McGlll; Queen\u2019s at Toronto.October 23rd \u2014 Toronto at McGill; Western at Queen's.October 30th \u2014 McGill at Toronto; I THOUGHT 4001, Berri INTERMEDIATE COLLEGIATE GRID SCHEDULE RELEASED October 9th \u2014 Bishop\u2019s at Macdonald, October 16th \u2014 Macdonald at Dawson; McGill at Bishop\u2019s.October 23rd \u2014 Dawson at Bishop's; Queen's at Western, November 6th \u2014 McGill at Western; Toronto at Queen\u2019s, November 13th \u2014 Queen's at McGill; Western at Toronto.Private\u2014 \u201cTh i McGill at Macdonald.vate at bugler Just October 29th \u2014 Macdonald at McGill, lost a two dollar bill to me in a October soth \u2014 Bishop's at Dawson.ovember 5th \u2014 shop\u2018s a c .crap game.\u201d 1 November sth \u2014 Dawson at Mac- Corporal\u2014\u201cThat\u2019s the biggest |lenald.November 138th \u2014 McGill at Dawson note he ever blew!\u201d & pts.); Mucdonald at Bishop's.The Oldest Representative For Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo At the Service of all Local Car Owners for Any Make of Cer BODY WORK and PAINTING MECHANICAL REPAIRS Courteous Service \u2014 Reasonable Prices Quotations Without Obligation WA.2761-2 372 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT | we.but take a tip from me, it is cheaper to learn how to drive through traffic the sofe way.Theoretical and practical courses in 5 easy lessons.LEARNERS MAY BE CALLED FOR AND | RETURNED TO THEIR HOMIES.I WAS SMART NN __ Plateau 1122 Fe LO) * DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY MONTREAL os AR Wa O0) par > - THE COUNTRY DOCTOR Symbol of security and confidence.Np hazard, no labour, can swerve this man from his path of mercy.His life is bound up in the stirring words of the Hippocratic Oath: \u2018I swear .Into whatever houses I enter, I will go into them for the benefit of the sick .,.\u201d 3 Men like this, some of Canada\u2019s finest, are in the public's service\u2014at your service.DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY I daha se ESTABLISHED 1819 XK bo whet The most fabulous tennis tournament in the world starts again on Monday, when play gets underway in the Wimbeldon Tennis Championships, Britain's gaudiest sports spectacle.Once again the English will play host to the greatest amateur players in the world, among them Americans Frankie Parker, Bob Falkenburg, Tom Brown, and Gardnar Mulloy, and such other foreign stars as Enrique Morea and Alejo Russell from Argentina, Australia\u2019s Jack Bromwich, the Czech's best, Jaroslav Drobny, South Africa's Eric .Sturgess, and Lennart Bergelin of Sweden, The woman's division is equally as star-studded with most of the American women who so soundly defeated the British in the Wightman Cup matches entered, The best of these are Mrs, Mar- } garet Osborne Dupont, Louise Brough, Mrs, Patricia Canning Todd, : Shirley Fry, and Doris Hart.) Parker Is Favourite The biggest favourite in any of the five divisions in the tournament is Frankie Parker, almost an odds-on choice to win the men\u2019s singles title, after his convincing display in winning the Belgian and .French International Titles.Parker can beat any other member of the American contingent when he\u2019s right, and he long ago demonstrated his superiority over such foreign stars as Drobny, who he whipped for the title in France, and Bromwich, who fell before the Californian in the semi-finals at Forest Hills last summer.However, while we see Parker as the men's champion, we don\u2019t think - he can rise to the heights that the great American champions \u2014 .Tilden, Vines, Budge, and Kramer \u2014 did before him.In the women\u2019s division it is almost a foregone conclusion - that an American will emerge victorious, and it could be almost any of the Yankee girls in the tournament, although the two fav- \u2018 eurites should be Mrs.Dupont and Louise Brough, with Doris Hart * and Mrs.Todd ranked close behind.The two doubles titles will go \u2018 to the best combinations the Americans can muster in the respec- ! tive matches, and the mixed doubles winners should have at least ; one American member.M Jack Bromwich and Louise Brough, the ' delending champions, team together again this year, they should ; carry through to win.Personal Colour Missing While the competition will be as furious, and probably as ex- ; citing as in the past, nevertheless, much of the personal colour will be missing.Parker, who is the outstanding player in the tournament, has about 2s much colour as a plate of cold beans.There will be no repetition of such incidents as Budge's careless wave to Queen Mary, who left the crowd thunderstruck, when she waved back.There will be no crowd-pleaser such as Kramer, whose \u201cbig game\u201d _ thrilled the conservative English public, as the tall American simply simply overpowered his opponents, The stress at Wimbledon this year, will mot be on personal colour so much as in the past, but the competition should be sharper this year than ever before, Is Feller Through?With Bebby Feller ranked seventh in percentage among the pitchers of the Cleveland Indians, and charged with exactly half of their first fourteen losses, the old question as to how good Feller is has been revived again.You remember the last time they asked that question.Feller promptly went out and threw a no-hitter at the slugging New York Yankees, and went on to win 26 ball games for a weak Cleveland Club, That was in 1946.Last year, Rapid Robert \u201cslumped to 20 wins, and when he started off poorly this season the critics jumped down his neck again, How many other pitchers in the majors would like to slump to 20 wins for a season?Bobby Feller is not through.He's simply run into a string of bad luck, that can\u2019t last forever.Take a look at young Art Houtte- man of the Detroit Tigers.He's a far better pitcher tham his eight ler pitched against the Yankees in New York last Sunday is an Jer pitched against the Yankees in Now York last Sunday is -an example.In losing his seventh game, Feller gave up 6 hits in 6 innings, and was trailing 2-1 when he left the premises.He was mot knocked out of the box; he was lifted sor a pinch hitter in the seventh inning, as the Indians strove for runs.As it turned out, the Tribe lost 5-3, so it is merely conjecture as to whether Feller «would have won, had he pitched the route.The Yankees actually won the game with a three-run, eight-inning rally off Feller\u2019s successor, Gene Bearden.No, Bobby Feller is not through! Watch for the Indian ace to come back again with a string of victories, and * with Feller in winning fettle TR Tm yee oS on the Indians in NEW ELECTRIC Ë the A.L.pennant race.12 \u2014 REFRIGERATOR) # Leon Peloquin Tops ; Ascension Hitters \u201c269% i Leo Peloquin, recently acquired ee ij shortstop, of Ascension is cur- mediate .= rently topping his teammates with : fm Delivery at.\u2019 a healthy .50 average.Beneath 5 5 \u2018an Bis the complete list of batting Church Radio Service | percentages for the Westmount 5860 SHERBROOKE W.jj|=quad.8 petoqui Ae 5 Tio » ° - A .\u2026\u2026\u2026.of N.D.G.Bicycle Shop ix: 1 3 © Fe Us = veny o Romney a8 12 «315 5260 SHERBROOKE W.a Snyder 3 # a Bi ete © 4 \u20181 250 ° ° Kennedy .» 7 233 Iceland Refrigeration ' Brennan s a 6 æ , = |S.Provost 31 5 161 - 3 20 2 MILNER ST, Mi.West À Tomes 3 3 a CR ENTER aber.nu 58 11 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Municipal Hockey Crests, Trophies Presented Friday The City of Westmount Municipal Hockey Trophies and Crests | were presented to successful ckibs and players in the Victoria Hall\u2019 on Friday evening.\u2018 The presentation was followed by a showing of Sports, Comedy and Musical Movies.The following teams received awards: \u2014 Intermediate Section: Aces, P.R.Adams Trophy.° Midget Section: Panthers, Geo.Marler Trophy.Bantam Section: St.Leo's Academy, Waiter Merrill Trophy.Pee Wee Sections \u201cA\u201d King's School Rockets, Jack Rimmer Trophy.\u201cB\u201d Queen's School Bullets, Rotary Club Cup.\u201cB\u201d Roslyn School City Champion Crests.Spitfires, ¢ PAGE THIRTEEN Coat of Arms of the City of Weste mount.This Crest will, in future, be the standard design for Municipal competition in Westmount, It is gratifying to note that all schools participating shared in the awards.The Crests are of an entirely new design and show the HEADQUARTERS FOR DELCO-REMY ELECTRICAL SERVICE Let us supply you with \u2018what it takes\" to keep your car rolling.We have a complete stock of Delco- and ! Remy electrical equipment parts.Come in today.SERVES THE WEST END @EWERAL., AUTOMEBILEWL) E QUIPMENT 4010 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.Fl.4611 \u201cC\u201d King's School Rinky Dinks, (Corner Atwater).Municipal League Crests.\u2014.The book you T you, it tells the most interesting story in the world\u2014especially if you are the saving kind.You can translate it into many purposest holidays to come; education for your childrem§ things for the house; added security «+ \u20ac But you never let even your intimate friends see the contents.The information in your passbook is strietly between you and your bank.Your bank keeps it that wayg ' SPONSORED PY TOUR DANE AGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 Pine Croft Holiday Resort Nestled among the mountains on the shores of Lake Connolly in the beautiful Laurentian.vaca- LAURENTIANS CANTOR'S SQUARE LAKE INN ST.FAUSTIN STATION, QUE.Completely Remodelled.Rooms with connecting bathrooms.Near station.Sports.Social activities.Dancing.Horseback riding.Excellent cuisine.For further information, phone PL.8487 or St.Faustin 8, Ring 2 HILLSIDE GUEST HOUSE ST.SAUVEUR Foot Hill 70 Accommodation available for a fow paying guests.Respectable, quiet.Spring-filled mattresses.Hot and cold water.Tennis.Good meals.Operated by Ex-Business Girls For information, write direct or Phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773.he a good jumper?\u201d Make this a CANADIAN TRAVEL YEAR Canada offers infinite variety ® SO MUCH TO SEE! ® SO MUCH TO DO! The Maritimes and their seaside Resorts Our great cities The Creat Lakes Western Canada The Canadian Rockies The Pacific Coast Let us help you plan your trip lickets Offices - 207 St.James St.West and Windsor Station.Phone PLateau 2211 locals 707 and 373.tionland north of Montreal, Pine Croft has become well-known as a favourite vacation retreat to those who look back on happy holidays spent there \u2014 and many plan to go again.Established to afford a holiday of gracious living in congenial company, Pine Croft provides an opportunity for quiet rest and relaxation in the scenic vacation- land to the north and also has facilities to enable participation in many forms of summer sport, if so desired.The comfort and enjoyment of the guests are the primary concern of the management.In addition to excellent accomodations and cuisine, facilities include a full-sized tennis court, diving float and boating, in addition to other diversions.Pine Croft is within easy ériv- ing distance from Montrasi, or Sherhrooke Looms As New Township Vacation Capital A new vacation centre has arisen in the province of Quebec, in the city of Sherbrooke, the population of which today stands at 45,000, Situated in the heart of Canada's Eastern Township region, this bilingual city offers many attractions to tourists from either Canada or the United States.The city offers exceptional shopping facilities, including several super-markets, where goods can be purchased cheaper than may be reached by rail or bus|in the United States.Golfing, and taxi, provided for the purpose.tennis, and swimming facilities rr et are excellent, with a modern 18- HIGH JUMPER hole course, several fine courts, Said the prospective buyer: |and the Jacques Cartier Beach \u201cHe's a good looking horse, Is within city limits, Sherbrooke is the home of Canada\u2019s Great Eastern Exhibition, held annually, and also of \u201cSir!\u201d replied the dealer, \u201cif you want to keep him in a field youll have to put a lid on it.\u201d |the Winter Fair, with its mar- \u2018 vellous horse show.The many LAURENTIANS hotels and cabins in this city of- \u2014 fer the best in accommodation for visitors at these or other PINE LODGE events in the vicinity.As for the actual location of HOTEL the city of Sherbrooke, it is ideal.RAWDON, QUE.The Township metropolis is but 99 miles from Montreal, and 145 from Quebec City.The American border is within 50 miles of the city, and such other Township localities as Drummondville, Farnham, Magog, Richmond, Victoriaville and Thedford Mines are all within the range of two hours\u2019 driving.An excellent Resort Hotel.All modern conveniences.Really a desirable location for the skier or vacationist.Our Meals Are Our Pride COCKTAIL ROOM Apply CL.1753 or direct Sherbrooke has much to offer to the tourist, and the coming vacation season should be the greatest in the city's history.PLAN TO SPEND YOUR VACATION AT PINE CROFT LAKE CONNOLLY, QUE.The teal Summer Resor (Kill Black Flies Tasty, Well-Cooked Meals, Tonnis, Along 100 Miles Boating, Swimming, Safe Bathing, Modern Conveniences, Electricity, Licensed.Phone EL.8776 or HA.1624 , , Tues., Thurs.or Fri.Evenings In a test made to kill black flies, which for many years have or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 caged a heavy toll among cattle, 615 pounds of DDT dissolved in oil were sprayed by aeroplane over the South Saskatchewan CAMPS River at Fish Creek on May 25.The plane crossed the 300 yard- wide river diagonally 16 times and in this way the DDT was applied to about 10 million gallons of water which flowed down stream at three-and-a-half miles an hour.On reaching the first trained nurse in charge.rapids two miles down stream, $14 Weekly the swaths sprayed by the plane For reservations and booklet: | formed a continuous film, which Write Mrs.E.Sonne, 1212 MacKay 90 minutes after application, gt.Phone FI.©3038 took two hours to pass a given LAURENTIAN CAMP Eagle's Nest, private, for children ages 8 to 14.Swimming.boating, sports, sandy beach, good meals, supervising, St.Phone FI.3088 or Information at ; point.The application was plan- Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773.ned so that the river received paid for it.Customs Office or write Ps FOR GOODS UNLESS .+ « « you have first consulted your nearest Customs Office.The import of certain goods is now prohibited in order to conserve our U.S.funds.If the article you wish to buy is on this prohibited list, it will not be allowed to enter Canada, even though you have: Don\u2019t be disappointed .Before ordering goods from the U.S.or other countries, consult your nearest a concentration of DDT equivalent to one part in 10 million sufficient to flow over a given spot for 35 minutes.The test proved completely successful.Before application the river was heavily infested with one- third grown black fly larvae in every rocky rapid below Fish Creek and Fenton.After application of the DDT no larvae hcould be found, and the officials in charge had to travel over 100 miles to below the junction of the North and South branches of the river to find any larvae.A cautious estimate by the entomologists is that not one larvae in a billion escaped throughout the entire stretch.The experiment has freed the part of the river most heavily infested by black flieg in the past - four years, which were, respon- Emergency impart Control Division, sible for heavy losses of live- Department ef Finame, Stock in districts up to 100 miles Ottawa.EB?away.The threat to livestock in CLEAR, COOL WATER National health authorities warn that persons going camping this summer should be sure that their water supply is safe.Just because it is clear, sparkling and cold is no indication that it is free from dangerous bacteria.The water supply of every camp should be okayed each season by the health authorities.Local health officers are glad to tell campers the simple procedure.This service is free.On overnight trips hikers should boil or add a chlorinated tablet to all drinking water.TOWNSHIPS RESERVE NOW FOR RIPPLECOVE On Beautiful Loke Massawippi Ayers Cliff, Quebec 35 rooms with bath or running water.Enjoy Good Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Ping-Pong Boating, Canoeing, Comfortable Beds.Choice Cuisine Phone or write Ripplecove Folders obtainable at all lea Travel Bureaus.Inn ding MANOIR BROME LAKE FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Fully Licensed Hotel Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.Good Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold Running Water in every room.Excellent Food.Dancing Pavilion.Also newly constructed heated cabins, unique in style.Tel.Knowlton, 610 R.6, or Write Direct.Lake House Hotel NORTH HATLEY, QUE.Situated on water frontage Lake Massawippi Swimming, Fishing, Boatin Tennis, Riding, etc.Excellent Cuisine gs \u2018 Make Your Reservation Early Phone 139 A.W.GIBSON, Proprietor.Lakeview House BROME LAKE A quiet place to spend a holiday.Boating, swimming, riding, golfing Phone Knowlton 17 or write P.0.Box 150, Knowlton, Que.Excellent Cuisine PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situatad on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.R OUTE 1 TO MAGOG Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Evety Modern Comfort A Reasonable Rates For all particulars regarding t rates etc.write or phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.\u20182778 MEN $7.00 SUMMER MEMBERSHIP June 1st to September 30th LADIES $5.00 BOYS $4.00 Swimming and Outdoor Program eee Fur Further Particulars PHONE ELWOOD 1106 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 1948 should be greatly reduced.DID YOU KNOW?That We Rent Outboard Motors By Day, Week, or Month And That We Also Rent Boats At Our Lachine Store MONTREAL MOTOR BOAT CO.LTD.625 St.James St., Montreal \u2014 LA.81 35 2185 St.Joseph St.Lachine \u2014 EL.2507 tt Xo 2e | 2] 8 2h] 2 sa NE wl gjss] agg] plan * a5 trig For chi 7 | 2 = PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Residential, Commercial or Industrial Poperhanging - Spray Painting Interior & Exterior Painting Lagendyk Visenga & Co.LIMITED , czciEL.1040 ie, 30 Fork Ave, Member: Business Association of Westmount Estimètes On Request Westmount THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 2c for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE PAGE FIFTEEN ® REFRIGERATORS ® WASHING MACHINES @ RADIOS @ VACUUM CLEANERS ALWINS SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS DE.8439 13 APARTMENTS WANTED 5 OR 6 ROOMS Married Veteran, with ong child, desperately needs 5 or 6 room apartment, flat or duplex, in N.D.G.or vicinity.Will pay any rental not to exorbitant.Please write Box No.346, c-o The Examiner, 2183 Hampton Avenue, Montreal.21 - ROOMS WANTED BUSINESS woman, room with lady living alone.Light privileges.West- mount preferred.WA, 1002 after 6 p.m, V-38 23 ROOM & BOARD WANTED ELDERLY gentleman desires room and board, for summer months, in N.D.G.or Westmount.References if desired.WA.6781, 24 AUTOS FOR SALE PACKARD 1937, black, evceptionally clean, good condition.DE.9094, V-41 27b WANTED TO RENT WANTED to rent.Portable noiseless typewriter, in good condition, month of July.DE.5253.V-22 28a EXCHANGE LADY'S new Tavanne wristwatch, exchange for desk or secretary.wi.4729, V-23 29 FOR SALE BABY\u2019S crib, dropsides, and mattress, $15.00; also radio, General Electric, cabinet model $15.00.BE.4000.V-42 FRESH CUT PEONIES FOR SALE ELwood 6022 va 1-2 HIVES OF BEES As paying hobby for gardener, country home, (Advice if needed.) 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