The Westmount examiner, 11 février 1949, vendredi 11 février 1949

[" e Lxaminer arr S erding the C ity of Westmount, Garden Suburb of C anada s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1949 VOL.XX, Ne.6 PRICE: THREE CENTS H.GREENE LEADS AIR CADETS Delinquency Down Among J uveniles Pool hails,.restaurants.\u2018And \u201ccorner stores\u201d were called breeding points of juvenile \u2018delinquencÿ by Captain Ovila Pelletier on Wednesday when he was speaking.to members of the Rotary Club of West- mount at their weekly.hincheon meeting in Victoria Hall, Captain Pelletier, a member of the Montreal Police Force, is head ofthe Delinquency Prevention Bureau which was first formed in 1936 urider his direction.Although it is now 13 years old, it is only in the past few months that the greatest work has been accomplished, he said.When the war \u2019 started, personnel was hard to find and it was not till '1946 that their Club to Attend Parliament and Council Meeting mount High School Current Events Club, made up \u2018of students from } Grades X, XI and XII, will attend ihe meeting of the General Committee and City Council on Feb- fuary 21; This will be the first time in the Council\u2019s history that .any member of the public has been allowed to sit in on a session where the Council votes them: selves into a committee.However, is is felt that this is the only way fôr the group to actually learn of the inner workings of the - Council, The.students will be supplied with a plan of the Council meeting showing where each Alderman sits and what position he holds, so that the agenda may be more .easily followed.This same group will also.attend a day's session of parliament in Ottawa on February 25, when they will be the guests of the Hon.Douglas Abbott, Minister of Finance in the Dominioh Government, and Member of Parliament for St.Antoine-Westmount constituency.J.K.Snyder, history teacher at the High School is advisor to the group and Hubert Liverant is president.Other officers are Harriet Abbot-Smith, vice president; Anne Hutchison, secretary and Keith Ham, treasurer.Victoria Hall\u2019s Oak Room To Be Youth Centre Due to the great need for additional space to take care of indoor programs for younger people, .the Oak Room of Victoria Hall, will be used as a drop-in centre starting Tdesday, February 15th.; Table tennis, shuffleboard, darts and small games will be available in the afternoons and evenings from 4 p.m.until 10 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and from 10 a.m.until 10 p.m.Saturdays.Arts and Handicrafts will be | | site the Montreal Forum.Police: said she slipped and fell between | taught also.This is to take care of the chi: dren who.do -nbt live close.enough to.\u2018the Westmount \u2018 \u2018Athiêtic Grounds recreational büllaïñg.\u2018 *plans that had taken four years to prepare were finally put into | effect.Perhaps the greatest accom- | plishment of the bureau so far, the speaker said, was the formation of the Police Juvenile Club which now boasts 50,000 members.Relating the club's history, he told of how up until last fall, the club had only 5,000 on its lists, but when two local radio stations were approached, they offered free air time.The boys ware asked over the radio to go to the nearest police station, if- they were interested, .and apply for membership.\u201cWell,\u201d said the speaker, \u201cthe response was terrific.In three weeks our ranks had swollen to 50,000 and we hardly had room to accommodate them all.\u201d - The idea, he continued, \u2018is to get all the children off the streets that we can.It is the duty of our department to protect children against themselves and even sometimes against their parents.The police can now lay a complaint against parents who fail to co-operate with them.When a youngster is picked up for a minor offence the office.takes him home to his parents.If the offender is brought into juvenile court, the father loses a day's work and he immediately compleins against the police, sometimes in front of the child.Thus, the child thinks his father feels bitter towards the authorities and when he \u2018wants to do wrong again, he does because he feels that his father is behind him.\u201cThis is the great fault of the Juvenile Court,\u201d Captain Pelletier stated.Most juvenile arrests are made between six and twelve -at.night, he said, and since the formation and operation of the bureau, the number of these arrests have \u2018dropped from 4.153 in 1943 to 1,859 in 1947.He concluded by warning: that although most parts of Westmount | are privileged in that the children are taken good care of, \u201cthere are no fences that will stop juvenile deliquency if the boy Is bent on doing wrong.\u201d CAUGHT BETWEEN TRAMS Miss Frances Mooney, 59, of 20, Springfield Avenue, West- mount, an employee of the Western Division of the -Montreal -Gen-\u2019 eral Hospital, was taken to that institution Tuesday night with injuries received when she was caught\u2019 between two trams oppo- the cars but the extent of her thjubies was hot\u2018 known.\u201cShe was placed.under \u2018observation.- Melville Church Fire Loss $1,000: One Fireman Hurt Although firemen from the Westmount Fire Department had the flames under control -in slightly over half an hour, the fire that swept\u2019 through the basement of Melville Presbyterian Church, 349 Elm\u201d Avenue, Saturday afternoon, caused over $1,000 damage, according to Chief W.C.Cobb.The alarm first came in from someone at the Canada Bread Company, on the same street, at 114 pm., when they noticed smoke pouring from the building.SERVICES TO BE HELD AT WESTMOUNT BAPTIST _Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, minister at Melville Presbyterian Church announces that because of the damage to the church in the fire, services will be held on Sunday in West- mount Baptist Church, corner of Roslyn Ave., and Sherbrooke Street, at 8 p.n Two streams were used, one\u2019in the basement and one in the church.There was very little water damage but firemen were forced to cut holes in the church floor to extinguish the flames.According to the report of firemen on the scene, an overheated furnace caused the fire to start at an outlet of a hot air duct, Fireman Ed Cooney was overcome by smoke and has not as yet reported back for duty .Replaces Former C.0.Wally Conrad Flying Officer Hugh S.Greene has been named Commanding Officer of Canada\u2019s origina} air cadet squadron, now known as No.1 West Montreal Squadron.The announcement was made today by Group Captain Roy H.Foss, president of the Air Force Veterans Association, sponsors of the squadron.An ex-operational aircrew veteran of World War II, F/O Greene was an air cadet in the original squadron, No.1 (Westmount) Squadron, which he joined in 1940.Repatriated to Canada on the last troopship in 1946, he is a member of the Execytive Committee of \u2018the AF.V.A.In 1948 he was named adjutant of the air cadet squadron, \u2014 Portrait by Nakash HUGH S.GREENE which position he held .until his present appointment.F/O Greene succeeds the former C.0.,, W/CW.G.\u201cWally\u201d Conrad, D.F.C.and Bar, who has been appointed Canadian sales manager (Continued on Page 2) |F ather McMahon Ascension Parish At AFVA Meeting The \u2018consecration of the colors \u2018of the Air Force Veterans\u2019 Association, No.84 Branch of the Canadian Legion, highlighted the Hall on Mountain Street.Officiating at the consecration ceremony were the Rev.de Courcy H.Rayner, chaplain of the Association, and Father McMahon, Church of the Ascension, West- mount.Also participating were Major-General C.B, Price, past president of the Dominion Command of the Legion; W.V.G.Neish, president of the Quebec Command of the Legion and Keith Woolley, managing secretary of the Quebec | Command.: Veterans\u2019 Names To Be Displayed- City Hall officials have announced that a new service roll book including all the names of Westmount citizens who served in World War II, will replace the plaques on both walls of the entrance to Victoria Hall, and \u2018will be put on display in a case in- the Westmount Public Library.\u201c \u2018The new book will be covered - by hand-sewn Morocco leather, with gold lettering on the front.The pages will he of genuine parchment skins and a hand- illuminated coat-of-arms of the city will follow the title page.Size of the book will be ten-and- a-half by fourteen inches.Each day a new page will be turned over so that all names will be on display, but at different days of the year.The original.compilation of names for the plaques in Victoria Hall was a project undertaken by.the Westmount Municipal Association, The names on the plaques, numbering over 2600, were stamped in gold letters seven inches long by five- eighths of an inch wide.The -plaques were handed over to the keeping\u201d of the city at a public ceremony in October, 1944.It is also announced that any- \u201cless expensive version of this service roll book which will feature an imitation leather cover.It will be an exact replica of the : original book to be deposited in the library but will be a printed copy.City officials are very anxious to find out just how many of those whose sons, daughters, friends and husbands who serv- ed or gave their lives in the war, .are interested in obtaining such # a copy.The Examiner is co- - operating in this venture and\u2019 anyone interested is asked to fill out the coupon at the end of - this story and send it to the City Hall.Thus, they will know how many copies to have printed, in advance.APPLICATION FORM FOR COPY OF CITY OF WESTMOUNT SERVICE ROLL To The General Manager, City Hall, City of Westmount.| would be interested in a copy of the City of Westmount Service leather) containing the Roll (bound in imitation names of all the citizens who served in the forces in the World War 1939-1945, the cost of which will be approximately $3.50 per copy.Name arcsssens Address socsacesce \u2026o.esçotttue0n000020000210000000Ûû recssèenctestaUsODOO0GD020OU0 5000000000 branch\u2019s regular monthly meeting last night at the Legion Memorial - \u2026 7 1 rot yy Ta 225 re CAPES ee Te rd 2 We sepia TTA EIRE TPE ARREST RY PAGE TWO - Scouts By REG.Scouting is preparing for the week which will be observed throughout the Dominion from February 20th to 27th.Special events have & Cubs GROOME Canada-wide Boy Scout-Girl Guide been planned for every day of the week, climaxing, in Montreal, with the Annual Patrol Leaders\u2019 Banquet in the R.M.R.Armoury on St.Catherine Street W., near the Glen.The Banquet this year will be bigger and better than ever, with aatendance expected to be at an all time high, due to the complete lack of restrictions.as to attendance.By this we mean, of course, that no unit is restricted to the number of leaders who may attend.\u2018The only stipulation is that all must be either Patrol Leaders, Troop By GEORGE COCHRANE MR.FISH TAKES A WALK Mr.William Fish, the renowned pedagogue, wit, lover of classical music, artist, and bon vivant, went for a walk last Sunday afternoon.This was an unusual occurrence and definitely worthy of being chronicled, for Mr.Fish is the possessor of a fine green Studebaker, a stately machine with a motor, windsHield wiper, and everything, and it is not often that the Piscean legs get a chance to ripple their muscles.But Sunday is a day of rest for the Fish- mobile.; It was this humble reporter's great privilege and single honour to accompany Mr.Fish and to \u2018record some of the bright sayings which this far-famed art instructor gave out with as he tramped over the snow covered roads of Mount Royal.Mr.Fish admired the shapes of several female skiers, the coats of several horses, and the chalet.He paused briefly to consume a soft drink, mumbled that dancing should be permitted there in the chalet, and then proceeded to the lookout where he pointed out to me such fascinating sights as the Sun Life Building, St.Helen's Island and the St.Lawrence River.All of these Mr.Fish was able to see with his naked eye.While peering .at these magnificent points of interest which tour- \"ists come to see annually from such far-away places as the junction of Claremont and Sherbrooke, Mr.Fish dropped the following pearl of wisdom: \u201cI am becoming aged and decrepit.1 am now 28.In two more years I shall be 30.\u201d I was, as you can imagine, greatly amazed at this truly astounding revelation.But I managed to keep calm as Mr.Fish went on to say: \u201cLook at that mass of human- ity\u2014the great unwashed.The only thing wrong with the world is the people who live in it.\u201d And with that impressive, if rather cynical thought, Mr.Fish took his leave, wending his weary way homeward to a dish of scalloped potatoes.Putters Shown Several Films The Putters Club had their movie and refreshment night on Monday with a very enjoyable group of films.\u2018Peoples Charter\u201d, \u201cYou Bet Your Life\u201d, \u201cThe Aca- dians\u201d, \u201cNew Chapters\u201d, \u201cVitamins A, B and C\u201d, a hands- across-the-sea movie on football, \u201cSame Like it Rough\", and \u201cWeed No More\u201d, were the pictures shown.Next Monday, a \u2018surprise\u2019 night 1s again scheduled, and president M.Soden can always be counted on to have an eventful evening planned.¥Leaders, King\u2019s Scouts, Scouters or Group Committee men.Most units are planning to hold a Church Parade on either the opening or closing Sunday of Boy Scout Week, where the service will be devoted mainly to the Scout \u2018movement and the Girl Guide Movement.We hope those units who have planned to have a window exhibition in one of their local stores will see to it that all is ready in good time.And, don't forget, if you wish to have good seats at the Banquet, first come, first served.Tickets will \u2018be on sale at Scout Headquarters, Bishop Street, starting tomorrow morning.Trinity Memorial Pack Trinity Pack Sixer Bob Turnbull of the Red six led the opening ceremony and Grand Howl at last Monday's meeting.Akela started another section of the Jungle Story followed by instruction period.The following tests were passed: Folding Clothes, James Goddard; National Anthem, Michael Schell; also 2nd Star First Aid and completion of 2nd Star by Mike Schell.Somersault, Peter Lindsay, Peter Mc- Learn, Ronald Leadbetter, Brain Hutchinson, Warren Franklin, Wayne Duggins, Lloyd Hiscock.Earl Bisson qualifie& for his Collector\u2019s badge and certainly this is the finest stamp collection yet seen by the examiner.An extra special event took place at last Monday's meeting, Sixer Norman Bedford of the Blue six, who has earned all twelve badges and, of course, both eyes open, went up to the troop.It was impossible to have all the troop down for the Going-Up ceremony, but the P.L.\u2019s under the direction of ASM W.S.Matthews, attended.He will receive his official welcome at this Friday's Scout meeting.Hockey continues to be held on Tuesday evenings, and altho\u2019 numbers are small, everybody seems to enjoy themselves.There will be a House Orderly badge class on Friday night in the Church at 7.15 for Robert Turn- bull, Teddy Roberts, Garry Wors- ley and Douglas Lindores.If any of these boys are unable to be present, please call Baloo at Dexter 4819, Any Cubs working on Signalling may meet Akela on Friday night also.Six competition was won by the Blue six (again) and Second Mike Schell received the pennant on behalf of the six.Brown six came a close second, with the Red and Gold tying for third place.Coathangers came in fair quantity.Red six \u2014 74; Brown six \u2014 16; Grey six \u2014 9.The 3 boys responsible, to our knowledge, were: Bob Turnbull, Richard Howard and Allan Wilkins.The coathang- er collection to date is as follows: Blue \u2014 650; Red \u2014 404; Brown \u2014 348; Sand \u2014 292; Gold \u2014 116 and Grey \u2014 48.So keep them coming, Cubs! Red Beaver Rover Crew Another meeting of the newly formed Rover Crew was held at the Rover Den, on Bishop Street.Those Rovers attending were: Rover Mate, S.Horsey; A, Holmes, A.Bramson, W.Judge, A.Stone, J.Cunningham, B.Berridge and W.Badke.Summer activities were planned with sailing from the S.S.8S, Venture as the main project.The crew hopes to see many scouts use the Venture base this year.Rep laces Former Pons from Page 1) \"| for American - Airlines in Toronto.A well-known Montrealer, F/0 Greene, who \u2018resides at 2112 Claremont Avenue, has long been identified with the air cadet movement in Canada and with regular air force activities.In 1940, he joined No.1 (Westmount) Squadron of the air cadets of Canada.In 1941, he was promoted to Corporal and in 1942 to Flight Sergeant.In 1943, he joined the R.C.AF.as aircrew and was graduated as an airgunner and proceeded overseas.In 1944, he was commissioned in the field during a tour of operations with Bomber Commard No.166 \u201cBulldog\u201d Sguadron of the R.A.F.He completed 37 operation al trips and was credited with shooting down one enemy aircraft and damaging another, with credit for one other probably destroyed.In 1945, he attended Gunnery Leaders\u2019 School at Oxford, England, and upon graduation was posted to No.24 Operational Training Unit, Honeybourne, as an operational instructor.Upon cessation of hostilities he was posted to R.C.A.F.Overseas Headquarters in London, and attached to the Entertainment.Branch.He produced and directed entertainment units and toured with one of these shows, Review\u201d, as O.C.\u201cThe Repat In \u20181946 he was repatriated and | in 1947 F/O Greene was named adjutant to the No.1 West Mont- seal Air Cadet Squadron.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1949 _ GARDENING =\" Write For By GEORGE 1.Ta .+ \u2014 Catalogues HENDERSON + \u201cThe winter of 1948-49 has been the strangest in Canadian: history.Every one was taken by surprise, hogs.A mama pigeon, completely including the birds and the ground footed by mother nature's gigantic practical joke, decided that the middle of December was the ideal time to begin a new family.Her new brood, hatched three months ahead of tire, were all wiped out except one, a small, fluffy individual that had been adopted by a group of soft-hearted city workers, But now the winter is over (well, practically) and it's time to begin thinking about your.flower and vegetable patches that Tave been left idle for so Tong.If you happen to look out of the \u2018nearest window and notice that the ground is still covered with snow, please don't think that I'm mad, it IS time to begin \u2018planning.Check Your Equipment First of all let's check over your tools.Have you everything you need, rakes, hoes, spades, etc?Did you protect them properly last autumn with a coating of grease?Or did you just throw | them into some dark corner of the woodshed, where they could rust \u2018and become useless out of sight?Sit down some evening when you have a moment to spare and write a few post cards to your local seed stores requesting a copy of their free seed catalogues.These books not only quote prices, color, ete., but also give a dot of helpful information that won't be found elsewhere so cheaply, When you receive your copy, take an hour or so from your\u2018 regular routine and wander through it; you'll see a lot of new friends there and all of your old ones.\u2018Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories is about twice as large as.Lake Ontario \u2018and 4,000 square miles larger than Lake Erie.When frying, be caréful not to let the \u2018fat reach the smoking point.When fat becomes discolored from too much heat - it is particularly indigestible.Barrister und Soliciter HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West Department for the closing of estates Office: HA.9238-39 \u2018of\u2019 Deceased Persons., | ss Residence: FL.6507 last year\u2019s Compulsory Savings Refund for 1942, are still unclaimed.They belong to Canadians who have changed their name or address, or both, since 1943, and failed to notify the Government.This year, cheques, which are going begging \u2014 worth up to as much as $15,000,000 \u2014 should be going out this Match to as many as 200,000 Canadians for the return of 1943 and 1944 Refundable Savings.But proper names or addresses are lacking.Nearly 40,000 cheques \u2014 worth some two million dollars \u2014 covering to you?Do any of these refund cheques belong Have you changed your name of address, or both, since 1943 and haven't notified the Government?If so, we urge you to fill in a Change of Address Card and mail it as soon as you possibly can.You'll find these cards at any Post Office.ar I 9.4 2/14/00 CASANARS | \\ BANK or MONTREAL Canada's Frot Bank BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve.you Westmount Branch: Greene & Western Aves.: Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN = EVERY WALK W.M.JACKSON, Manager E L HOLLYER, Manager SINCE 1817 OF LIFE Asn be andes Mw BE EE EE = Esa EE ar EET AE SE EHESS = pg rR rT PET x SET MAT ARR re crea 3 ORL hn Se LT Er rs ve ve Pc eo ue |.& COMPANY WESTMOUNT VOL.Ne.6 \u201cHar wood Floors.LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST.West Hill High Visits WHS | To Join In Club Debates \u2018World Government and the Canadian Political Scene were topics of a joint round table discussion held last week, at which the Current Events Club of Westmount High School played host to the United Nations Club of West Hill High School, Dave Usher, from the latter school, defined World Government.\u2018and Shirley Heptinstall discussed its possibility.\u201cWestmount'\u2019s speakers began with Heather Adair, who discussed the B.N.A.Act.Terry Seaman talked about the Liberal Party's present program and Allan Gordon discussed the coming Dominion elections.David Usher said that world government would reduce \u201cred tape\u201d Club 360 Sleigh Ride is Proving Popular Event According to word received from club officials, tickets for the sleigh ride sponsored by Club 360, to be held Saturday night at 7.30 p.m., are very much in demand.The ride starts at the end of the number three car line, that is, at Elmhurst Avenue and Sherbrooke Street.The sleighs will bring their passengers back to the School Hall at 360 Clarke Av-.énue, Westmount, at the end of the night, for refreshments and ancing.Those whe are unable to purchase tickets for the sleigh ride, Will be allowed to attend the dance, complencing at 10 p.m.iy I.BLACK Master Taller R.C.A.F., \u201839-45 Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS and COATS | Made to measure of finest English Woollens.Specializing in custom made clothing for the well-dressed man.| We Do Alterations and Repairs, Also Cleaning and Pressing.4226 St.Catherine West xand barriers, It would help us to know the other countries, he said.There would be an international language, and no war.Garry Davis, an originator of this movement, has many followers, which suggests that there may be something in his idea.Shirley Heptinstall mentioned the League of Nations.She discussed the British Commonwealth and told of the great anti-national feeling after wars., A heated discussion followed.The U.S.had a threat with the atomic bomb, so countries had té join her, it was suggested, The topic was purely suggestive, so many arguments could be raised.World government would have an economic authority, rather than a political one, it was decided.From West Hill.High, Mr.Carter summed up.He said that world government would do a great deal of good.The main question is, can we live together?he said.The difficulty of organizing universally was great, but not insurmountable.Heather Adair of Westmount High said that the B.N.A.Act is the nearest we have to a constitution, She mentioned the topics which come under Dominion and Provincial jurisdictions.To make an amendment, the decision would have to be almost unanimous, If it is passed, then it is sent to the House of Commons in England.No amendments have yet-been made, she stated.Terry Seamon held that Canada\u2019s living conditions are much better than those under Communism.The North Atlantic Pact is now before the government.The | biggest event of the year is the -entry of Newfoundland.The highest\u2019 court of appeals is going to be the Supreme Court, no longer the | Privy Council in England.Some of the surplus will be spent on the St.Lawrence Seaway Project, steel industry development end enlarged family-bonuses.Multi-la- teral agreements and easier trade {Near Creene) WE.5908 (Continued on Page 4) Social Activities .Bridge Club Dancing and Dancing Instruction Fire Side (Sunday Evenings) Music Appreciation Leathercraft Social Get-togethers ~~ AND .NOW IS THE TIME \u2026 To get into some of these interesting and enjoyable groups.- THIS IS THE PLACE - WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Physical Activities .Badminton Hand Ball Health Clubs Weightlifting Swimming Mixed) Swimming Instruction {Men - Women « EL.1106 Recreation Centre The Parks Department Recreational Building at 150 Hal- lowell Avenue is the scene of great excitement these days and nights with great numbers of boys and girls participating in indoor games and sports.Shuffleboard and table tennis tournaments have proved the most interesting to date.Wrestling has proven very popular in the more active end with the younger fry pitching their weight against all comers on the mat.Boxing in real fashion with competent -instructors _ will be started in the near future, covering matches and workouts in various age groups.The handicraft programme including leathercraft, metal tooling, shellcraft, knotting and braiding, wood carving and burning will be started next Monday, the 14th.Clay modelling and art work classes are starting also.Anyone registered at this club will be able to join these classes free of charge.If there is anyone living in Westmount under the age of twenty interested in arts and crafts (boys or girls) drop in and register, or phone FI.6975.Next Week at Victoria Hall Monday \u2014 Westmount Municipal Association; Westmount Lodge.Tuesday \u2014 Excelsior Chapter; St.John Ambulance Corps; Young Progressive Conservatives.Wednesday \u2014 St.Andrew\u2019s Church Minstrel Show;, Victorian Order of Nurses; Rotary Club luncheon meeting; Electa Chapter.; _ Thursday \u2014 Westmount Stamp Club; Masonic Study Club; Mount Royal Chapter.Friday \u2014 Caledonia Society; N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club business meeting, \u2018 United Nations Assoc\u2019n To Hold Social Evening The February meeting of the Westmount Branch, United Nations Associations in Canada, to be held Monday at 8.15 p.m.in Roslyn School, Westmount, will be a social evening, to which all memberg and friends are invited.Prizes will be awarded for the Telephone Bridge and lucky number.There will also be prizes for games to be played during the evening.Refreshments will be served.MUSICAL QUIZ AT UNITY DANCE The Unity Youth Group will hold a Valentine Dance tonight in St.Stephen's Church Hall, at 9 pm.\u2019 There will be a combo orchestra, prizes and a musical quiz.Members and friends, and anyone else interested in attending, are invited.\u201c49 YEARS IN on WESTMOUNT\" § Designed and recreated from = Individual Y etches OHMAN\u2019S WE.4046 * OUR SPECIALTY # RING r old Jewellery, submitted without charge.JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE YM.CA.hospitality of General Marcos.) The Minister of Welfare asked the Y.M.C.A.to supervise the recreational program for those boys who had seen their friends and neighbors killed \u2014 and some of whom had seen the body of a village priest nailed upside down, on a tree.This wasn\u2019t during \u201cthé last war\u201d \u2014 this was only four weeks ago.Two senior.staff members and a dozen volunteer leaders take the Y.M.C.A'\u2019s athletic equipment, moving picture projector and musical instruments to the temporary camp set up for these boys on the outskirts of Athens.I was present for the first of the moving Picture programs, and when the light first flashed upon the screen I wondered why the boys were so silent.It was a Mickey Mouse cartoon and inasmuch as Mickey is an international celebrity the reaction from a juvenile, audience is usually instant and highly vocal.So it is here, in our Athens building, just as it is in Detroit, or Dallas, or Montreal.The reason was, quite obviously, that the kids from the northern frontier had World Service In Action FROM DAVE CREIGHTON IN GREECE I have before me a photograph that shows a crowd of small boys, ages eight to fourteen, surounding three young men playing guitars and accordion, The faces of the boys look to be very happy \u2014 but that is because melody has a magic effect upon the spirits of children.What the eyes of these boys have seen, the young men \u2014 members of the Athens Y.M.C.A.\u2014 are trying to help them forget.From their villages in Macedonia and Thrace, these boys were sent to Athens by their parents who feared their being kidnapped by the Communists, who have offered \u2018\u201chosptality\u201d in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia to all Greek children.(It has been reported that 12,000 have already been forced to accept this i (Continued on Page 4) Preparation for Stamp Exhibition Now Underway Trading and preparing for the Spring Stamp Exhibition in West- mount was the order of the day on Thursday in the Oak Room, Victoria Hall, for the Westmount Stamp Club.: The Junior section stole the spotlight the same evening with the President, Max Caplan, Vice- President Ron Aldred and Secretary Andrew Becket handling the meeting like veterans.Mr.Yaxley, President of the West.mount Stamp Club, gave a very informative talk on the care and keeping of stamps, and also ad- -vised the Juniors to exhibit their collections in the coming Spring Exhibition.Mr.Eidinger, Mrs.Bay and several other seniors are advisors for .this club.Any information on the Junior club can be had by phoning Recreation Supervisor Herb Linder at FI.6975.TIMING.It\u2019s TIMING that Counts TIMING is the all-important thing\u2014all-important to governments, business, baseball, hockey players, boxers.Timing hits the home run\u2014knocks out the opponent in the ring.Timing WINS, Timing will win for you but the time is NOW\u2014NOT TOMORROW-\u2014not the next day.Telectricity is here.Telectricity is opportunity.Opportunity won't be put off, Open the door! Fill in the coupon.Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 Ontario St.W., Montreal, P.Q.Telephones BE.4514 \u2014 HA.4745 NAME .eeeoovvveereeenesmmmmammsmmn ns rsnns vers STREET .ecompursnresmmqorssessss eee CITY L.20000scass00s+oocecee AGE Lovee.Exam.4 | \u2014 D EEE ee a ER a - mm ne Tare \u2014t i [a Data sat EI Ea a aE, ERE wa 3 ETC BREE Ray VE miss a Ars.2 ha en ce 1 LIN RES 10 = Sav ma ne eq SULDLRL à 24 ee PAGE FOUR \u201cTIOWRT wo _ ee gem Y.M.C.A.NOTES YOUNG ADULT SECTION There is a place for you within the membership of the West- mount Y.M.C.A.The list of activities is long, the times of \u2018mee!- ings are varied.Your enquiries concerning our physical, social, educational and inspirational programs are welcome.The one event to which all members have been looking, is the St.Valentine Dance which will take the place of the regular Friday Social tonight at 9.30 p.m.Special numbers, spec.al prizes, special refreshments, are being offered on this special oc- casion\u2014yes, especially for you.The other night in the course of conversation, a friend said that he would be only too willing to instruct in a short Public Speaking Course.One or two members were wanting some help, so last Wednesday it started, and will continue for a few weeks, but don't wait too long, ¢gme in next Wednesday at 8.30 p.m.Too late\u2014if you had planned on taking either the Leathercraft Course or the Dance Instruction Course\u2014you are too late.These have proved to be very popular and the first night saw all the places filled.However, if you are terested, don't hesitate to let us have your name so that you can be among the lucky ones for the next courses.The Sunday Evening Firesides at 845 p.m.are well on their way to becoming the activity of the week.Here, in a friendly atmosphere, members and their friends find an opportunity to round-out their Sunday program.Inspiration through hymns and\u201d short talks, relaxation through pleasant music and informal conversation, and fellowship around @ pot of coffee, help to make this the place for you.Will you join us after church?The Music Appreciation Group is growing in attendance and in interest for each arranger attempts to produce a better program than the last.This friendly rivalry among followers of the classics creates discussions; you will be interested in the talks, the music and the comments.Lorne Hunter presented Mozart last Thursday, and Althea Harned will have a program of Strauss music for next Thursday at 8.15 p.m.The Bridge Club continues to meet each Monday at 8 p.m.with tables being formed up to 9 p.m.One of the highlights on Monday was a quick rubber which netted 3320 points.We don't guarantee hands like that every week, but we do give instruction for the beginner, help to the novice, and compgtition to the regular player.You should also remember that there are two Young Men\u2019s Clubs who hold regular meetings for fellowship.The possibility of forming a Young Women\u2019s Club is also being discussed\u2014are you interested ?BOYS\u2018 DIVISION Movie\u2014This week\u2019s movie at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.is \u201cBoss of the Rawhide\u201d.Also featured are comedy shorts and 4th chapter of the serial \u2018\u201cJung\u2019e Menace\u201d.The film commences at 1.15 p.m.Saturday, and boys and girls resident in the Westmount area are invited to attend.Teenagers\u2014The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Teenagers Club are holding a special Valentine's Party this Saturday night commencing at 9 pm.Two committees are now operating the \u201cY\u201d Teenage Saturday night dance, which features \u201cRandy Winfield and Orchestra\u201d.Junior Hi-Y Club\u2014The West- mount Junior Hi-Y Service Club © will meet this Monday at 4 p.m.The president of the club is Maxwell Caplan, who will introduce the guest speaker, Reginald Smith.Mr.Smith is going to Friends Ambulance Unit in China on the Burma Road.Trianglettes\u2014The Westmount \u201cY\u201d Trianglettes will meet this Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.in the Board Room of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Miss Pat McAliley is serving as Senior Counsellor of this group._- Fretwork \u2014 The Westmount Boys\u2019 Fretwork Group will meet this Saturday morning at 10 am.under the leadership of Geo.Presho.The members of the group are preparing fretwork exhibits for the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.Westmount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club\u2014 The Westmount Boys Hi-Y Club will hold a regular meeting this Thursday night at 7.30 p.m.This will be a second in a series of talks to members of the club on how to analyze and detect propaganda.Thig talk in the series will centre around propaganda and its relationship to radio broadcasting.A number of members of the Westmount Boys Hi-Y Club, some eight or nine, are attending the United Nations Assembly at Lake Geneva during the Easter holiday period.World Service (Continued from Page 3) never seen a moving picture before.How did they like it?Well, it was zurea (beautiful) \u2014 but the picture they liked best was one that showed life in the United States and Canada \u2014 the cities \u2014 the schools \u2014 \u2018the clubs for young people \u2014 the parks and swimming pools \u2014 the wonderful summer camps.The Greek government has also asked the \u201cY\"\u201d to organize the training schools for camp leaders who, will comprise the staffs of scores of summer camps.Twice each week a group of these leaders \u2014 five hundred of them \u2014 assemble at the \u201cY\u201d for a two year instruction course taught by staff members and laymen, THE: EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1949 .- Senate's powers, but this would be : West Hill Hig th (Continued from pa 3) with the United States cre also envisaged, he.said.Allen Gordon said that the change of leaders would affect the vote.He pointed out that Mr, St.Laurent is very cautious, while Mr.Drew is frequently hasty in his \u2018remarks.The neutrality of Quebec on the North Atlantic Pact 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Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u2014 to.\u201cKnowing that Soul.and its attributes were forever manifested raG£ PIVE through man, the Master healed thé sick, gave sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, feet to the lame, thus bringing to light the scientific action of the divine mind on human minds and bodies and giving a better understanding of soul and salvation.\u201d (page 210).A prominent doctor who invariably is asked for free medical advice wherever he goes finally hit on the right cure.At a very sor cial affair, he was cornered by a pest, who listed a number of imaginary ailments and asked the doctor's advice.\u201cTell you what,\u201d replied the doc, \u201cstrip down to your shoes and let me examine you?\u201d \u201cRight here, Doc?\" asked the pest in amazement.\u201cSure,\u201d was the doctor's nifty reply, \u201cyou asked me here.\u201d To carry your firm's name proudly\u2014to cut your delivery costs to the bone\u2014we now offer the famous THAMES V4-Ton and Y-Ton 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THAMES co.$1240.00 THAMES «1» $1570.00 Plus Provincial Sales Tax - ATlantic 1164 Blue Bons L I M 1 T E D FORD \u2014 MONARCH DISTRIBUTOR ~ 7965 Decarie Boulevard, {12 mile north of Snowdon) Montreal.N.R.BEGIN, President PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Sorving the City ot Westmennt GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.- WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims tp be sn independent, clesn newspaper for the home, devoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per yesr: $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd (Class Mall.Post Office Nept.Ottawa FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, MAN BITES DOG \u2014 IN NICOLET When a man bites a dog \u2014 that\u2019s news.And when a Conservative wins any kind of election in Quebec \u2014 that\u2019s also news.So the victory of the Progressive-Conser- vative candidate in Monday's by-election in Nicolet-Yamaska was the biggest political news in months.All kinds of interpretations will be read into the result \u2014 Mr.Drew\u2019s influence, his dynamic personality, championship of Provincial Rights \u2014 the race and religious cry raised by the Liberais which, for once, didn\u2019t swing an election along the banks of the St.1949 among the Grits, etc., etc.Take your choice.Conservatives will naturally be optimistic, but it would be short-sighted of them to look upon the Nicolet result as indicating a trend.The truth of the matter is that the liberals have nobody to blame but themse¢lves for the loss.Liberal headquarters chose the candidate without reference to the wishes of the Liberals of the constituency, indeed, they foisted a candidate the voters didn't want and dislike for whom they had plainly showed at the 1945 general election when they elected an independent Liberal, chosen by themselves.Perhaps the result will shake the Liberal Party out of a tendency that has been growing of recent years\u2014a tendency to lose touch with the rank and file, to ignore local feelings, and to make political spots for the friends and relatives of party stalwarts all over the province.The attitude toward the riding workers has been increasingly one of cynicism and arrogance.You can get away with that, and win, when you have a leader like Mackenzie King pulling rabbits out of the hat every time one is needed.But the Liberal pitching staff has been missing the plate, lately, while the.Tories are beginning to throw strikes._THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1048 Lawrence \u2014 high taxes \u2014 intra-party strife || J A yn TE - i - Pei SE REET = 0 ER oc cree ENS ES 2 NC TREE ARE EEE DEEE ER RE Le (2 Appointments You Must Keep \u201cAnd as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.\u201d (The Bible, Heb.9:27.) Life has its varied appointments.Some of these, men\u2018 make for themselves while others are made for them.Some men take their appointments seriously and keep them scrupulously, while others are careless and frequently let them slide.Here, however, are two appointments made for man, not by himself, nor by any of his fellows, but by an Almighty God, and these appointments, sooner or later, every man must keep.Every man has an appointment at the door of death.The fact of the appointment as stated by the death notice is not timed.It is not a notice for the calendar or diary, but for the heart.Death has taken a serious toll these days.There has been a congested one way traffic into the life beyond.The death lanes have been crowded with the flower of the world's manhood, many of them suddenly precipitated into what someone has called That Vast Unknown.Just one minute as you read, dear friend.You, too, are going that way.Already most likely you have made preparation for those whom you will leave behind; but have you prepared for the fact itself as it concerns your own soul?Remembers, whatever may be your philosophy of life, x you must face the fact of death.It is appointed unto men to die.Every man has also an appointment at the Throne of Judgment, How vainly some have tried to believe that death is the end of things for a sinning soul, but God\u2019s Word has an entirely different revelation.No! death is not the end; and deep down in the heart no one really believes it to be.Death's door leads somewhere.It leads the sinner to a Great White Throne on which sits a Sovereign Judge who has a minute record of life in its smallest details and an absolute knowledge of the inner condition of the heart.That Judge cannot be sought and will not be bluffed.The white light of His awesome presence will search the soul through and through.Sinner! only one thing will stand you in good stead as death\u2019s portal is passed, a personal faith in the atoning merits of Jesus Christ.Hear His assuring word: \u201cHe that heareth my Word and believeth on Him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnsten, M.M., D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop.Organist ond Choirmaster SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th \u2014 \u2018Two Great Services \u2014 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Question Period for Young People Follows the Evening Service.WEEK NIGHTS Tuesday \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 Thursday Brief Coloured Film of Dr.Orr's Travels, Nightly Dr.Orr Will Speak.Dr.Johnston Presiding VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED Do Not Miss Hearing This Young Irishman.into judgment, but is passed from death unto life.\u201d John 5:24.Dr.Harry E.Jessop, President Chicago Evangelistic Institute Chicago Injuiries and correspondence invited Montreal Christian Business Men's Committee P.O.Box 183 \u2014 Station D Affiliated with the C.B.M.C.International Sponsoring: Broadcast, CJAD \u2014 Saturdays, 1.05-1.15 p.m.; \u201cYouth for Christ\u201d Rallies; \u201cChrist For Montreal\u201d Campaigns.* x | Westmount Baptist | y Edwin Ori, American Airforce Chaplain in the South Pacific, author of a dozen books which have far surpassed the million mark in sales, World Traveller and Evangelist, will conduct a series of special services in West- mount Baptist -Church, beginning Sunday and concluding Sunday, 4 First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday \u2014 Testimony Mecting.8.15 Reading Room.4922 Sherbrooke St.\u201d W.11.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m., also Friday evening, 8 to 9.30, Sundays and holldays.except Subject: Soul.Golden Text: Psalms 23:1-3.The Lord is my shepherd; 1 shall not want.He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.He re- storeth my soul, MELVILLE Montreal Christian Business Mens Committee | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmount Postal Address: Box appointment with your dentist.elsewhere on this page.LISTEN TO: \"Christian Business Men on the Air\" SATURDAYS \u2014 1.05.1.15 p.m., on Station CJAD God's way of Salvation.183, Station D ARE YOU VERY BUSY?Were you too busy this week to keep that your banker.your insurance agent?Do you realize that there are 2 appointments not recorded in your \"date\" book which you MUST keep?Read about them WRITE TO US if you desire further instruction or literature explaining Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 3.00 p.m.Public Worship and Sunday School.The Service will be held in Westmount Baptist Church, Sherbrooke at Roslyn.Lester A.Woodin.Organist and Cholrmaster VISITORS AND FRIENDS CORDIALLY WELCOME Who Are The SPIRITS In .trickery and hoax?An address you will long remember SPIRITUALISM.! Is it of God \u2014 Man \u2014 Devil?Can the living talk with the dead?Can \u2018a spirit be photographed?How much is SUNDAY \u2014 7.30 \u2014 FEB.13 4250 Western Ave.Westmount Speaker: O.J.Ritz, M.A,, B.Th.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Vicloris Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 11.00 a.m.The Minister.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 pm.The Minister.Miss Doris Killam, AT.C.M.L.Mus.(McGill), Organist and Choir Director.- , EE TIE EY ERE XX EIR WE Cetera ! i a \u2018 Lor ME B.A, B.D.| \u2014\u2014\u2014 Come to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hurch EE \u2014\u2014 February 27th, Dr, Orr, who is a young Irishman, has had a most remarkable experience.He has visited well over 100 countries, has seen war at its worst in the South Pacific, has found that even in the services men in multiplied hundreds attended meetings he addressed.Dr.Orr, who secured his Doctorate in Philosophy from Oxford University, is now doing extensive work among young people on the campus of many American Colleges and Universities.On Sunday, he begins hig ministry in two great services in \u201cWestmount\u201d.A special feature will be the Question Period, which is especially designed to help young people.This will follow the evening service.On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 15th to 17th, he will address evening gatherings in Westmount Baptist Church.\u2018Each of these services will begin with a brief coloured film depicting some aspect of Dr.Orr's World Travels., In addition to these gatherings, he will address students in the Inter-Varsity Christian \u2019 Fellow- Church of The Advent Comer of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay .Rev.John W.Kerr SEPTUAGESIMA Holy Eucharist.Children\u2019s Eucharist.Mattins.Solemn Eucharist.Evensong.8.00 a.m.-9.30 a.m.10.15 a.m.11.00 a.m.7.00 p.m.WEER-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion, 7.00 a.m.Tues, Thurs., and Sat., 8.00 a.m, Mon, and Friday, 9.30 a.n, Wednesday.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.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th.M.C.Assistant: Rev.C.R.Cariss, B.A.L.Th.SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11,00 a.m.Morning Prayer and 'Sermon; Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.2.30 p.m Sunday School, 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.Second in Course of Sermons on \u201cWhat To Belleve.\u201d About the Bible (Continued).Thursday, Feb.17th, 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion.© ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.09 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.7.40 p m.Evensong.THURSDAY .8.00 p.m.Dr.Cliffe's lecture \u201cHow to get along with people\u201d, to be given at Christ Church Cathedral, will be heard by loud speaker fn St.Stephen\u2019s Church, Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, \u2018Rector.Rev.H.Douglas Smith, Assistant SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communian.10.00 a.m.Bible Class.\u2014 Confirmation Class.Junior School.11.00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.Primary Schodl.Kindergarten, 7.30 p.m.Evensong, Preacher: \u2014 The Rev H Douglas Smith.Wednesday, Feb.16th, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday.| Feb.17th, 10.00.a.m.Holy ' union \"2606000 Ship several times during th week.He will also be a guest speaker at-the Baptist Ministera ial Association on Tuesday.On Saturday, February 19th \u201cWestmount\u201d will be hosts Youth For Christ, as well as other large groups of Young Peo ple, who will attend a mass meets ing on that evening.Dr.Johnston will preside.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minisier: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, Ans Student Assistant, - Mr.Maxwell Reader, B.A, Gifford Mitchell, B,A., Mus.Bac, Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 10.00 a.m.Church School in all depts.11.00 a.m.\u201cAn_ Historian\u2019s Answer to ay\u2019s Needs.\u201d 7.30 pm .\u201cHarnessing Life\u2019s Storms.\u201d reacher at both services, Mr.Maxwell Reader.Monday, 7.30 p.m., Y.P.U.Sleigh Ride, Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Badminton Club, Saturday, 2 paw Rummage Sale sponsored y Elizabeth Read and Eleanor Kirker Missionary Groups.Proceeds for Piano for Chissamba.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A.S.T.M.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 11.00 a.m.\u201cStand Up and Be Counted\u201d.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith.3.00 pan Chifch School and Minister's 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Prisoners\u2019 Song.\u201d Rev.Charles F.Johnston, 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s ' Union.+ Organist and Cheirmaster, Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Minister Rev.George K.Ward, Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF GOD 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.8.30 p.m Alpha-Omega Society.Organist and Choirmaster, Phillips Motléy, B.A., Mus.Bac., .F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church - 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennan , Visiting Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 11.00 a.m.\u201cMore than a Prophet.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association.| 8.00 p.m.Bible Study Group.7.30 p.m.\u201cCarrying the Cross.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour Two Technicolors: Great Divide\u201d and Midnight Sun.\u201d \u201c«Frail of the - \u201cTrail of the \" Rev.P.E.McLennan Will Preach At Both Services | jpVEsTMOUNT Park | - EMMANUEL Western Ave, at Lansdowne ~ Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, 8.D., D.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship and Church School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Suclety.i: Thi bye ne JC Seo L.R.S.M., Cholr Director BR.Flower.Organis ptit ini ira SHI ELITE TET Pres sets ced PTIT TT RS Te EE A f } q i I 5 | ti CMs as Mw ati \"PAINTERS DECORATORS Residential, Commercial or Industrial Paperhenging « Spray Painting Interior & Exterior Painting | Lagendyk Vissenga & Co.rte == THE EXAMINER, WESTMQUNT.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1960 \u201cThe Westmount E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 WORDS 35 FAGE SEVEN Immediate Delivery \" mEcmic REFRIGERATORS Washing Machines $139 up Easy - Connor G.E.- Beatty Electric Ranges $199 up Moffat - G.E.EASY TERMS ARRANGED ° Expert PROPERTY ADMINISTRATION TALON 9787 Du i PROPERTY FOR SALE Most modern 6 rooms, outside finish Perma-Stone and bricks.Heating system.Mortgage $6,000.00, monthly pay- thents $37.82.See Jean Belair, 11455 O'Brien Blvd., Cartierville.CA.8981.BY.4665.Visable everyday including Sons, of Boston, $650.00.DE.4189.D-33 STUDIO couch, double bed type, with new washable slipcovers, springs in back cushions, $13.00, also leatherette order, stained antique green and gold, carved upholstered head board.WI.D-2 | 825 during day.Pointe Claire 4560 evenings.4 D-24 GURNEY gas stove, 4 burner, gray and white, very good condition, price $40.00.No dealers.EL.0271, D-23 GIRL'S Imitation beaver coat, (Kangaroo) size 11 or 12, good condition, $33.00.FI.5760.D-20 nature has been presented, and LA.1721 evenings.TABLE, carved solid wainut, 26 x 66, valued $150.00 for $75.00, ideal for living room or doctor's reception room.tures 4 by 3 inches, $5.00; McCuliugh, ' D-7 ; ; Radio Repalrs A ee 1040 Established WAlhut 2773» 3 c for each additional word WESTMOUNT or \u2014 4 Small o Estimates = 1 30 York Ave.ue PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AP P LIANCES Member: AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE (Ne a A ; Business Association of Westmount = \u2014 _ = _\u2014 = _____ WE.2226 \"EL.3006 REAL ESTATE - 129 FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE A .G AL A.GENERAL 1 A.GENERAL : | EXCLUSIVE Realties TARTE vid if Jove yifee ei SORYST siecie stove aie fe CHILDREN'S - TRADES ALD REAL ESTATE BROKERS ii.Er mer PHOTOGRAPHS PROFESSIONAL (AZDS \u2019 BUSINESS BROKERS GRAND piano.medium vire, mano Best condition.Call WE.5367, Piocai Taken In your home, 10 different ple- eee 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BARGAIN Chesterfield, 3 pleces, new, modern, 2 tones ,spring filled, sacrifice at once, $75.00; bedroom suite, 7 pieces, walnut finish, 2 tones, $95.00; electric refri- { loveseat, $10.00.FI.0904.D-26 HUDSON seal coat, size 16, fitted #910 DeLaroche.AM.6947 days only.p = , , 7 COT TAGES FOR SALE BBAUTIFUL extra large French |Style, very good condition, $200.00.D-38 BALLZ0O0M DANCING p style continental double bed, made to, WA.1751.D-21 ULTRA MODERN BALLROOM Dancing privately taught by Cecelia Cox formerly of Arthur Murray's.Tap dancing.and physical culture taught ; * + Sunday.Dominion-Douglas many are looking forward to the Sérator, new, approved, 6 and 7 cu.ft.to children.Rates moderate.Call WA.3 5 PROPERTY WANTED _ | : 9 J enjoyment of old favourite songs, manutacturers Mimet delhvers 3922, 2117 Prud homme.D-13 1 \u2014 .» ay (together with skits and special-| terms from $40.00 deposit and $10.00 CLOCK REPAIRS L HOME URGENTLY W I D.Stand Up and Be Counted\u201d will ty numbers.Remember the date: per month; new rugs, 6 x 9, $30.00, 9 x STIMES \u2014Grandiather 3 Modern Chapel Day\u201d, and is produced by Leon one of our Missionaries In Angola with the new - ; - re ; ; ! *HAMMOND® ORGAN oo Re) ul F EE es Africa is taking back with him on PHANTOMOLD H \u2019 his return from his furlough.Al .0 \u2014 J who ar well Js Tt local are asked to cooperate by sending No button need show in the ear £31 amateur theatrical circ es.clothing or articles for this sale Serious buyer will purchase 3 or 4 33 APARTMENTS WANTED kitchen privileges.WI.1904, D-22 21 ROOMS WANTED RESPECTABLE business lady desires be Dr.Lloyd Smith's subject at the morning service at Dominion- The Young People\u2019s Union pro- John Dando, B.A., will deliver an address on \u201cShelley\u201d.at the meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Literary Wednesday evening, February 16th, at 8.30 o'clock.: Sunday morning at eleven o'clock hours.The preacher both morning and evening will be the Student 12, $33.00; Wilton 27\" wide $3.25 per yard, cholce of size and color, at unbeatable prices; oil heater cabinet, a \u2018 and electric clocks carefuliy repaired by men who know how.1434 St.Catherine W.HA.bedroom house with early occupancy beauty, value $119.00 sacrifice $69.00; $940.D-10 .n good residential district.Please Douglas Church Sunday.In the The Young Women\u2019s Associa- combination Gurney stove, adi elec- ; ; À H H.Joseph & Co.MA.2866.D-12 (evening Rev.Charles Johnston will tion will meet on Monday even- tric range, electric washer; breakfast DECORATING i 6 COUNTRY HOUSES preach on \u201cThe Prisoners\u2019 Song.\u201d , suite, maple, 6 pieces, sacrifice $65.00.DOES your house need painting this .; ad D no ing, the Girl Guides on Tuesday |5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.3614.D-1 summer?Make arrangements now _ WANTE The Ministers class in prepara- evening, the Brownies and Wolf DOUBLE and # beds, springs and with two Mein student veterans, 9 2 r ip con- es, lady's dresser, fireplace |W painting experience, who can 1 YE AR ROUND HOUSE tion for churc membersh P Cubs on Wednesday evening.complete with Imitation coal and fan.give your house that \u201cNew look\u201d at a 4 Re ed.Rellabt quit family.At tinues to meet in the vestry at| The Church School, under the [FI 9101.D-18 | reasonable price.EL.5790 after ¢ p.m, : 5 equired.able adult family.3.rship with the church i SIN Doe ; least 2 oom.Lakeshore or vici- 3.10, aster pm P the ghneral Ria erintendency of e = with table.and motor.1430 Ener: FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS = \u201cny .FL v 5.M.I = ) F , F = nity.evening! , ach brooke W.LA.4507.D-16 Thomas.Fo.painting and decorating, 1 S THREE modern chairs, 1 wicker |W.Thomas.Estimates free.WI.311, 3 TWO quiet business women, urgently gram at 8.45 p.m.will consist of (all departments, except the Bible ghair, J aliectric Dons, Jorge Deaver.EL.6852.D-3 4 feed Fnturnishes rare privacy, songs, refreshments, and a short Class, Young People of High |wooden table.1430 Sherbrooke W.LA.FLECTZivAL REPAIRS ; 3 al location.WI.7121, local 236.|discussion on the subject \u201cOur |School age, which meets at 10[4507._____ D-15 TR i.à D-27 Debt to the Jews.\u201d a.m.) 31 WANTED to PURCHASE TWIN ELECTRIC 17 FLATS or DUPLEXES The Sewing Circle will meet as BABY Tenda; high chaïr: play pen: ELWOOD 1038 | hit usual at 2 p.m.on Monday.Pa # |No dealers.DU.614, | _ D-31 Malntenance, Installations, repairs RELIABLE: adn require early oc- ndustrial an omestic work.N.[.G.cupancy, 6 or § rooms, cottage, flat| On Tuesday at 10 am, the | alvary Church ) ANTIQUE fuer, (hina, paintings, and Westmount.D-5 or duplex.Lower.preferred.AM.255, Women's Association meets > sew s \u201cof Worsh n objets dart, purchased.Full value.FURNITURE REPAIRS = with Luncheon at p.m.Hostesses ervices of Worship will be held Lyons.WT.5700.D-4 FURNITURE : 20 ROOMS TO LET will be Mrs.A.D.Emory and Mrs.|in Calvary United Church, West- OLD silver, china wanted.MA.1590, ull Kinds of Curie DO EE erin, BED-SITTING room, sult business zohn Applin , H.Pearce, jewellers, Laurentien |palnting.Furniture made to order.couple, also single room with light | \u201c0 pplin.mount, on Sunday at the usual|Hotel D-37 MA.7820.D-6 WANTED hand sewing machine.EL.5367.- + D-3 RADIO SERVICE 8¢ HELP WANTED TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE 4 two small unfurnished connecting Society at 3 p.m.on Friday, Feb- Assistant, Maxwell Reader, B.A, FEMALE 3 rooms, suitable for bedroom and den; | ot.: » i i > = And repair, work guaranteed.2 Westmount or N.D.G.vicinity.Ref- |ruary 18th.The soloist will be who will preach at the MOrnNIiNg RELIABLÉE party wanted, to take hour service.We call and ives erences if desired, Write box 609, c-o H, -Baillarreon, Flautist service on the theme, \u201cAn His- |out 3 year old girl, hour or two dally, Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West 2185 Hampton.p-23 Herve Dailiargeon, : torian\u2019s Answer to Today\u2019s|Bp \"sory OF afternoons, Westmount mr.4540._D-1i 24 AUTOS FOR SALE x.+ Needs\u201d\u2019, and at the evening service | 4j DOMESTIC PETS VENETIAN BLINDS 5 ; , 4 \u2018 the subject will \u201c i Pop Tor mode Seer, rt I'S Andrew's Church | [te subject vin be \u201cHarnssog Voyx ropgoy ace 5eme pre TENERNY ns ser ig fog light, snow tires.Phone days MA.& *\u201d 0 .ed country Boarding Kennel.No over- Flexalum oven baked slats, will not iq 5952.Jvenings EL.7177.D-17| «The Responsibility of .every The Minister, Very Rev.Dr.T.Srowaing and here 2very (Jog 1s change chip or este.alate ; : .s ckets 26 GARAGES TO LET Christian\u201d is the theme of the = Sones, M.A.DD, will be con- also trimming, washing and pedieur- fastened on each blind.First on the ] ( r ; ; fod ; ; .1325, - vith this exclusive offer.Call HBATED, private, Victoria below sermon in St.Andrew's on Sunday [ÉVeting a preaching mission in fps Tor Information LA.1822 _D-9 fr free Sherbrooke.EL.0661.D-35 Ÿ Western Ontario during this week.| 42 PERSONALS for rice estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, DAC.i FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 «mien morning.Rev.D.M.Grant will preach.In the evening Rev.George K.Ward will speak on a subject of great importance.On Sunday afternoon at three o'clock, a weekly class for new Communicants will hold the first meeting.Young people planning to unite with the church on Profession of Faith at the Easter Communion are requested to be present.On Wednesday evening, under the sponsorship of the men of St.Andrew's, a Minstrel Show will be presented at Victoria Hall.This show is entitled \u201cIt's A Good long time since a show of this 80S.(e.((IRAY @DBRO.Funeral DIRECTORS Established 1840 The Church School will meet in all departments at 10 a.m.and the Nursery Division and Mission Band will meet during the hour of morning worship.On Monday the members and friends of the Young People\u2019s Union will meet for a sleigh ride, meeting at the Church at 7.30 p.m.Saturday, February 19, at 2 p.m,, in the Church Hall, the Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary and the Eleanor Kirker Mission Circle will jointly sponsor a Rummage Sale.The proceeds of this sale are to be used towards the purchase of to the Church clearly marked.Gifts of money will also be acceptable.WALK IN COMFORT Shoes are something more than leather structures to cover feet and look smart.Their function is to hold the foot: together, and yet at the same time to let it lie naturally on a sole so that walking is a healthful pleasure.Certain welt shoes are made to- CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Silent and sound films for children's parties.WA.5198.D-8 With à new Phantomold on your Beltone Hearing Aid, you're poised and relaxed even in group conversation.No one need know youre wearing à hearing aid! See this newest hearing improvement, Drop in at the office today.Or, mail coupon for valuable free booklet.5 Batteries and Service for One-Unit Hearing Aid | OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D YO.5681 Evenings: YO.3042 D-3 TR I \u2014 ce se ne Beltone Centre of Montreal 1 Semen 1502 St.Catherine W., Rm.311 | MONO-PAC | Please send me without cost or obligation, the new FREE DEAFNESS and How to Overcome It.Booklet of facts about | | |.Nam@oseesersesosscscscosseerstorseersene | day which, while offering natural | walking comfort, hut external smartness too.Chiropodists claim that badly fitted shoes cause more pain than all of man's diseases combined.\u2014_\u2014 It parsley is slightly wilted, try reviving it by placing it in water.i AddrESS.auconssansrassaccocrccensocso008 A Chapel of Cathedral Beautz At your disposal without charge all makes of Hearing Aids.: TOWN.tecessessorssesanes SItEeesrescees { BELTONE CENTRE OF MONTREAL 1502 St.Catherine St.W., Room 311 R.K.Turner, Consultant, WE.3298 er te B = a x æ CIEE ra, Er 12ers \u201czen ir ee re a Sa 125 Se ATT ME NE x £.PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUAKY 1, 1049 > a, + somal - Craegements + Wing A Valentine Dance will be held on Saturday evening, at the Hillside Armoury, 3 Hillside Avenue, Westmount, by the Officers of the 8rd Div.Coin.R.C.A.S.C., and members of the Officers Association R.C.A.S.C.for their members and friends.Mr.and Mrs, Charles Andrew Appel, of Washington, D.C., will arrive in the city on February 17 to attend the marriage on Saturday, February 19, of the latter's sister, Miss Lorna Jean Muir, to | Mr.William John Dixon.They will be guests while in town of Mrs.Appels parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Kirkwood Muir, of Westmount.The joint Faculty Societies of the Sir George Williams College Day and Evening Women Students are holding a meeting in the Women's Common Room of the College, at half-past two o'clock on Saturday afternoon.This meeting will feature demonstrations by Mrs.Almond, District Manager of Beauty Councellors, and Mrs.Ash, District Demonstrator.Tea will be served.The Welfare Committee of the Montreal Women\u2019s Club is holding a Dessert Bridge on Friday afternoon February 18 at half- past one o'clock in St.Matthias Church Hall, Westmount.The proceeds are to be used for Military Hospital visiting, and tickets may be obtained from Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite and Mrs.BE, J.Awi- shus.Tableholders are requested to bring cards and score pads.Louis Le Blanc Mid-Winter Sale Venetian Blinds \u201c Reg.80c sq.ft.Now on Sale at 50c Square Foot Flexalum \"Aluminum Phone WE.3701 FREE ESTIMATE Wedding Of Interest - Mr.and Mrs.Dougias Stewart Campbell, who were married in Christ Church Cathedral recently.The bride, formerly Miss Emily Mary Adams, is the only daughter of Mr.R, Percy Adams, former mayor of Westmount, and of Mrs.Adams.Mr.Campbell is the son of Dr.H.Gordon Campbell, Emeritus Professor of St.Andrew's University, ond of Mrs.Campbell, of Dundee, Scotland.Charlotte DRESSES Flattering new Spring Prints in a wide selection of all the latest styles.$17.95 wp JUST ARRIVED! Exciting new Suits and Coals for the Spring season.Turs ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Zabitsky, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor, to Mr.Martin H.Dover, son of Dr.Harry Dover, of Ottawa, Ont.APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Olive Doris, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Snyder, to Mr.Sherman Andrews Stanton, only son of Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Andrews Stanton, all of N.D.G., which has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, Westmount, Miss Elizabeth McKnight will be Grisp .Cool.COTTONS $8.95 up BLOUSES and MILLINERY to complete your ensemble.1353 GREENE AVENUE Fl.7773 A A AA AO ; 449) St.Lawrence VA ee AM AAA MA Westmount NEAR SHERBROOKE, OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY a I AA MME À.CourvAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN NBadk += D.: A.CORSETS, CORSELEYTES GOTHIC « D.A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 2132 Masses $1.pe maid-of-honor and Miss Agnes Snyder, the bride\u2019s sister, and Miss Glenna Tucker, will be bridesmaids.Mr.William Black will act as best man for Mr.Stanton and the ushers will be Mr.Clarence Snyder, brother of the bride, and Mr.Cameron Paquette.Following the ceremony a reception will be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount.} At the marriage of Lorna Jean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Kirkwood Muir, of Westmount, to Mr.William John Dixon, son of Mr.and Mrs.William John Dixon, of Montreal, which has been ar-, ranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, February 19, at half- |.past three o\u2019clock, in Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, Mrs, Charles Andrew Appel, of Washington, D.C,, will be matron-of- honor and her sister's only attendant.Mr.Robert Dixon, of Cornwall, Ontario.will act as best man for his brother and the ushers will be Mr, Paul Schultz, Mr.Alex, Reaper and Mr, John Stel- Hon.and Mrs.Robert 7 and Mr.R.Scarabelli, of Ottawa, will be among the out-of-town guests attending\u2019 the ~Dixon-Muir 19.~.The Montreal Women's Branch of the Canadian Institute of Min-, bridge and tea in the parish hall at St.Matthias Church, West- mount, this - afternoon, at half- past two o'clock.Conveners are Social Events Held Honor Bride-To-Be tertained on Saturday afternoon from three to six at a trousseau tea in.honor of her daughter, Olive Doris, whose marriage to \u2018Sherman Andrews Stanton, also of N.D.G., is taking place on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock at St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount.Pouring tea were Mrs.L.Ludford, Miss B.Plam, Mrs.F.Talbot and Mrs.W.Rigg.Hostesses who have entertained in honor of the bride elect include the Misses Glenna Tuckar and Betty McKnight, who jointly held a presentation shower: Mrs.A.E.Evans and Mrs.R.G.Laws, who were joint hostesses at a cup and saucer shower; Miss B.Plam who gave a personal shower and Mrs.J.C.J.Snyder, the bride- to-be\u2019s sister-in-law, who entertained at a tea.wedding on Saturday, | February\u2019 ing and Metallurgy are holding a i Mrs.J.Snyder, of N.D.G., en- Mrs.M.A.Wolfiiii and-Miss Helen Rugh.Pouring tea are Mrs.J.B, Gill and Mra.A.B.Jackson.Miss Ellen J.Geagan, of Bangor, Maine, has been the guest of Mi Sheila Ball, 1 Braeside Place, Wes mount.Miss Joan Cullen entee Miss Mary Ann Cains gavé & Tuncheon, i | : -ish; of the Ascension of Our Lord Westmount, is holding its annual Valentine bridge on Monday eveù \u2018ning, in St.Leo's School Hall, at freshments will be served, Tickets .| may be obtained from the ticket ~convener, Mrs.Eileen St.Martin, \u2018or from any of the members.RK Advance Spring Hats Flower trims! Pretty veils! Pastel straws and felts! Herald the Spring in a delightfully gay new hat.Bonnets, sailors, off-face types, many others.Moderately Priced Miss M.BYRNE MILLINER 4170 St.Catherine W., Fl.2868 (Near Greene Avenue) nr THE OPENING Announcing.Al ndre de Paris arts Beauty Salon 4129 St.Catherine West (Between Elm and Wood Aves.) OPENING SPECIAL CREAM OIL PERMANENT +.v+ $5, 95 OF That St.Valentine's Party Make Your Appointment Now For FL 7842 Gabardines - A 7 ger.4236 Se.Following er jin ieee teen 0580 Se.; tion will be hel fi bi + \"of \u2018the \u2018Rite:Ca.link iH .FE t Th ak oh a HELL tabla mn ne a SPRING IMPORTATION Plan your Spring wardrobe.now while our range of imported wool suitings and silk prints is complete.Our wide assortment of wool suitings includes \u2014 Poiret Twills - Charmine - Barathea, and many other novelty weaves in all the newest Spring shades \u2014 Dark and Pastels.The superb series of dress silks from our own mills includes stripes, polka dots, florals and\" plains in many beautiful colors and combinations.\"PINGOUIN\" knitting yarns in their complete array of distinctive Parisian hues and \"BOUQUET\" wool are always available at our shop.1420 Drummond Street Cen ish.above o Shonen Sh Fine Broadcloth lL Cr NE ITRAVL RAPA CIV bunt om tained at tea last week in hono ; '|of Miss Geagan and on MondaŸ The Professional and Busines Wamen\u2019s Organization of the pars ! a quarter past eight o'clock.Rés - \u2014 a FARE Tv an pe Plateau 5955 quais} in 3 ray Not Clu} 2.30 \u20ac Yu ™ = om L + h f i i i THR Toran, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY - 11, 1949 + A The Womens 3 Roln + The Boa rd Meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace .Women's Club will meet on Tuesday, at 2.30 pa.in Victoria Hall.Oasis Temple 4% e- Daughters of the.{ thelr monthly sewing meeting and itd Time Party\u201d on Tuesday evening\u2019 February 15th, at \u2018the home of Mrs.Gordon Laurie, 4369 Girouard \"Avenue, at 8 p.m.All members are cordially: in-_ vited to attend.\u2018 Visit Your City The \u201cVisit Your City\u201d group of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club will take a trip through the General Post Offices at 2 p.m.on Wednesday.Mrs.Frank Binmore is in charge of arrangements.Legion Branch 39 The monthly meeting\u2019 of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount No.39 Branch, will be held on Tuesday evening, in the Brodeur Room of the Legion Memorial Building, Mountain St, at 8.00 p.m.Karnak Ladies .The Karnak Ladies Club wili hold a social afternoon in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street, West, on Tuesday, February, 15th, at three o'clock.There will be a showing of Upholstering Slip Covers - Drapes H.E.SMITH Upholsterer to the elite, has moved his upholstering establishment from 1257 Greene Ave., and is no longer associated with M.Larsen.New Phone CH.9220 WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH ALL WORK Nile, {- 4 Oasis Temple No.46, will hold land 8 associate members, a total 1 Fashion Convener who is Miss Rita Thompson.- publicity convener for the Fashion Revue and Tea being held by the Junior Sub-Division of the Catholic Women's League, in the Ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Thursday, February 17, at 8.00 p.m.\u201cSpring Accessories\u201d by Mrs.Lindsay, of the T.Eaton Company.Members of the Karnak Temple will contribute to the musicale.Mrs.A.G.Walker and her committee will serve refreshments.Valentine Tea St.Stephen\u2019s Church Senior W.A.is holding a Valentine Tea in the Parish Hall tomorrow from 3 to 6 p.m.There will be a musical programme and home cooking and white elephants tables.+ Westmount or The Westmount Women's Club will meet in Victoria Hall this afternoon at 2.30 p.m., when the speaker will be Mr.Thomas Archer on the subject of \u201cCanadian Music Making\u201d.given by members of the West- mount High School Glee Club, conducted by Mr.Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac., director of music in Westmount Schools.The president, Mrs.H.8.Jacques, will preside.Club Movie The Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount are sponsoring a special moving picturé show for .the children of Ascension Parish today at 4 p.m., in Victoria Hall.The programme will include a full length feature entitled \u201cRocky\u201d, starring Roddy Mac- Dowell, and an animated cartoon.Westmount C.W.L.The Rev.Patrick Ambrose will address the Westmount C.W.L.on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m, in St.Leo's School Hall.This meeting is the annual \u201cSisters of Service\u201d meeting.A very.interesting musical program: has been prepared by Mrs.Charles Cassie, convener of the day.It is suggested that each member bring a friend.The president, Mrs.J.P.O'Reilly will preside at a short business meeting.Mrs.Mallon and her committee will serve tea.Local Council In response to a request from its business and professional members, the Local Council of Women of Montreal is holding an evening meeting on Monday, at 8.15 in the Allan Shatford Hall, The congregation and {friends are cordially invited.1439 St.Catherine Street, West.This will be the regular monthly Mrs.À.Sargent The 19th annual meeting of Avenue, February 1st.The Regen Elected Regent Of Canon Scott Chapter, IODE the Canon Scott Chapter of the LO.D.E.was held at the home of Mrs.G.Haldimand, 247 Strathearn t, Mrs.Haldimand, presided, welcoming the members and guests and reviewing the work of the Chap- ter during the past year.It was noted that with an active membership of 23, 2 life members of $1,311.61 was raised, disbursements amounting to $1,023.97.Five hundred and eighty-five knitted and sewn articles were donated to the Municipal Chapter of Montreal I.O.D.E.to be forwarded to Great Britain, and 34 food parcels were sent to Britain during the year.The Chapter assisted a student going to McGill University, while four children were sent to summer camp.Christmas din- Sherbrooke MoaptainSis = * PAINTING - Exteri 1227A GREENE AVENUE CHARLES BROOKS «wo W.G.PERRY, \u2018Associate INTERIOR DECORATION Upholstery, Slipcovers, Curtains, Picture Framing {Just above St.Catherine) ners were given to 6 elderly per- rior and Interior WE.2726 + NOTICES OF MEETINGS FOR THE WOMEN\u2019S PAGES MUST BE WRITTEN IN INK, OR TYPED ON ONE SIDE OF THE PAPER ONLY.CONTRIBUTIONS IN PENCIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.PLEASE MAIL ALL NOTICES OVER THE WEEKEND.sons, all Municipal projects were supported.Books were added to the Canon Scott Memorial at Ste.Anne's Military Hospital.Officers elected for the coming year are:\u2014 Honorary Regent, Creelman.Honorary Vice Regent, Mrs.G.Haldimand.Regent, Mrs.A.T.Sargent.First Vice Regent, Mrs.T.D.Clark.Second Vice Regent, Miss M.Stewart.Secretary, Mrs.A, E.Smith.Treasurer, Mrs.D.R.Stevenson.Educational Secretary, Miss M.Webber.Mrs.J.J.Songs will be | Hamilton, Adviser on Women's Employment of the National Employment Service, Department of Labour, Ottawa, will speak on \u201cWomen and the Employment Situation in Canada.\u201d \u2026 WCTU.The quarterly meeting of the Womans\u2019 Christian Temperance Union will be held in the Hall of the First Baptist Church, 1171 PAGE NINR business meeting.Miss Ruth A.Grey Street, Montreal, on Friday, February 18, with Mrs.William Usher, president, in the ch-'~.The Executive will meet _.10 am.in the afternoon and the open session Will be at 2 p.m.The Union has recently purchased a film-strip projector which will be demonstrated at this afternoon's meeting.Mrs, Geo.W.Milne will sing.A good attendance of members and friends is expected.so much is much! space.many added services.w\u2014Portrait by Nakash needed.so much to do Miss Y.W.is counting on YOU! S he is one of thousands of girls who must have your help to get the new home they need so TODAY, Montreal's Y.W.C.A.has no residential Bedrooms, inadequate for years, were completely wiped out by fire last year, and now the Y.W.faces expropriation by thg city on its present Dorchester Street building frontage.A new Y.W.will bring Y.W.services to more girls who will one day be wives and mothers .bigger classes in cooking, sewing, languages, arts and crafts ., .plus a fine library.A new Y.W.will bring Y.W.facilities to young, developing minds .adequate club rooms, @ lecture hall, gymnasium, swimming pool .plus Echoes Seerectary, Mrs.R.W.TO DO ALL THIS THE Y.W.MUST Announcement .Scadding.MAVE R .\u2026.| ! M.S.S.Ch Standard Bearer, Miss G.Wal- ig 00M MUST HAVE A WALTER .DD M.lace.NEW BUILDING .MUST HAVE REGISTERED CHIROPODIST J YOUR HELP! \"(Foot Specialist) Formerly with Robert Simpson (Montreal) Lid.Be generous when the Skinny men, women Gain\u2019 10 10,15 hs.eœnvasser cells.ER ER a Te a I EE Aer Announces That He Has Resumed\u2019 Practice Get New Pop, Vim, Vigor an -~ 3 In The Treatment of Foot Disorders = Tp Lee PRISE x $1 200,300 BUILDING CAMPAIGN | AT EE TT à | ahr | À 4930 sHERBROOKE ST.W,_- EL.2321 ct et | ere 31 to F ehruary 14 | ai \" coi BETWEEN REMONF ik FRINGE BERT RE Cf a iT E OT AN CHRISTIAN, ; 1 2 mr ( J reves CR BE = - \u2014 ; ge (Era a 9 oil drugs .; Le vices es Cesena pe Novy A Bi Sarr Se] Fagus: Auten Bez ad ZF SET ES es ce rae gl per oo TRIN + RATHER EE TT 1 RE BE PES SC ORE CS ~~ AD ARN SHE, Pr rs CU in YRS WP a Al rn a ns ai = Eph sg JAGE TEN .Pere ME eeeeeeeseee======1 Talented Artists Win Applause J] At NDG Women's Club Musicale \u2018A New Slant on Tinls Brake how many shades were important news.that you will regret.said, \"Goodness I couldn't tell you, for you see we combine tints to match your own colour, and no two people have the same colouring.\u201d I was also told, when the proper tint is used, ten years can be restored to a person's appearance.Now all this chatter is leading up to, some very That is from February the 14th to the 19th, a consultant from ROUX will be in attendance at The Elizabeth Arden Salon in Simpson's where you will receive expert advice as to what tint, blend, or bleach will be best for your particular shade of hair.As Theda Brake said, \u201cSome ladies can do professional tinting on their hair, but with some, the results are disastrous\u201d.The Arden Key to Loveliness is synonymous with only the best preparations, therefore why risk a home tinting job Ÿ } Next Monday is Valentine's Day which calls for the best girl friend to be taken out for dinner.| This is one of the special days that really calls for a heartful of thanks, and what could be more ] appropriate than a dinner date at the ever popular NORMANDIE ROOF atop the M ount Royal Hotel.You may he sure that the Maître d'Hôtel will have something on hand with all the flavour of hearts and flowers.The floor show will have everyone in a state of fear and trembling over what i might, but you may be sure never does happen, when they watch those dexterous brothers, George ; and Igor, juggle their six flaming torches from one to the other.Their perfect balancing is sensational.They were born in Rüssia, but are now British citizens having served with the Imperial ! forces in India, and have entertained British- and American forces all over the far East.The ball- i room dancers Galante and Legnardo will charm you with their graceful routines, and then will mingle with the patrons to finish their numbers.Here is one spot where Bill and Mary may decide to waltz fh three quarter time on Valentine Night, February the 14th, with no need for worrying by the.oldsters at home.Daneing to Buddy Clarke and his Mount Royal Hotel Orchestra is always a treat, and this Valentine's Night will be a happy one for young añd old.: * LA Good News Lage hier Sao: CSL, Had lunch yesterday with Theda Brake, from Toronto, who is the representative of ROUX hair coloring.Miss Brake talked about the new interest shown by women in retaining the original highlights in their hair.When I mentioned ! the word \u201cdye\u201d, she hastily corrected me by saying, \u201cWe \u2018do not dye hair today, we tint it to a shade where the colours you have always wanted to wear will be most becoming to you.; She then talked about the middle aged lady \"whose hair was beginning to show signs of greying, but had not yet reached the all grey stage.| \u2018This can be overcome by an expert blending job, done by Roux color blender which conditions the hair at the same time.When I asked Theda available, she We are all happy to see the genial manageress of the C.S.L.Gift Shop back on deck after her recent illness.During Gi ® S her absence- the first mate, ft ; \u2018 mb Mrs.Rodriguez, sailed along in the real C.S.L.tradition.Those of you who have been asking for the beer mugs with the Yorkshire man\u2019s advice to his son so characteristically \u2018inscribed on the outside, will be glad to know that they are back in stock, in green and brown, the same price, $1.25.They really are something.Remember those very attractive Plicta ware jam jars and candy jars with strawberries and green leaves on a cream background, they also have returned, the jars are $2.50, and the 3 piece condiment set is $5.00.Looking for a gift for a youngster?Be sure and see the mug with the story of the three blind mice on the outside, $1.00.There is a very cute set for an older boy or girl who is using a cup and saucer, they are the kiddies in wonderland series, called water babies, the cup and saucer, $2.00, the plate, $1.50.Here is a dainty breakfast set, cup and saucer, $1.25, egg cup, .60, cream and sugar, $1.25, the background is cream with sprays of violets, or apple blossoms.There are two very unusual vases that have been drilled ready for wiring, a well balanced size of misty blue with mallard ducks in flight, $10.50 each.I know you ladies are looking for bridge prizes, I spotted a very fine white lawn tea cloth, with a wide border of luscious looking fruit, and only $1.50 .Have you seen the Thread-a-Matic?If you have a hard time threading a needle, here is your answer: 1480 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST, NEAR GUY.La * » % + & MET JACK BROOKS AND PEEL STEVEN of \u201cTel-O-Test\u201d, station CFCF, last week could not resist asking the question \u201cWhy is my \u2019phone not called\u201d.Fine Lads and really enjoy their work.» % * French Provincial Furniture One day last week I was browsing around Breitman\u2019s antique store, on Peel St.just Ô opposite the Mount Royal Hotel.I know of no other antique shop that has such precious china and silver.One could spend an afternoon there and still not see everything yy except to wish that they owned the Bank of Montreal.However what I am chatting about is not so much the china as about the French Provincial furniture that can be ordered here.It seems that this very beautiful furniture is to be found in all the ex- a?pensive interior decorating.shops in New York, in fact an American was buying a complete bedroom set while I was at the shop.Individual pieces can be bought like the \u2018double dressers, vanity dressers, with the hanging mirror, women\u2019s dressers, high chests, night tables with a grill front or with three drawers, double or single beds.This furniture is finished in ivory, grey or French walnut.You can see by the design.shown elsewhere in this paper, how beautiful the lines are.For further information \u2018phone HA.0379, 2000 PEEL St.FARRELL'S | CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, ! RECEPTIONS Ë AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 | Residence - TR.2342 acte Prize Winners Listed | By Provincial W.C.T.U.Local prize winners for the Quebec W.C,T.U.Provincial Temperance Study Course for 1948, are announced as follows: Seniors Rank 1.Moira Notman, 6.Ethel Gilbert, 10.Dennis Brown, 11, Bob Malcolm and 13.Dorothea Rie- gert.: : Intermediate Rank 1.Anne Coulthard and Mabel Ford, 2.Florian Belair, 3.Joan Biggs and Moira Murray and 9, Marjorie Burgess.Juniors (10 and 11) Rank 7, Beverley Barnfield, 8.Barbara Burnham, 10.Janet Coul- thart and Jean Lang, 16.Barbara Niven, .Juniors (9 and under) Rank 2.Muriel Bennett, 3.Nancy Rutherford, 5.Nancy Smith, 9.Catherine Nicholson, Higgs and 12.Patricia Butler.11, Judy Before cooking a frozen fish, thaw it slowly if there is time\u2014 in a refrigerator or other cold place.If you are in a hurry, cook it slowly for a longer period.Never permit frozen fish to thaw and refreeze., When cooking .cheese, follow this procedure whenever possible: blend the cheese in a smooth sauce before adding to other ingredients.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205.{Just below St.Catherine) : a It was a most appreciative audience who, after braving g- the bhust- ery snowy weathér on Friday afternoon, gathered in Victoria Hall to\u2019 hear Armonde Davis, contralto, and Williams Stevens, pianist, present a program of distinguished music at the Notre Dame de Grace Whin=\" en's Club annual musicale, \u2018 Mrs.P.C.Cope, the club's music chairman and ler committee, \u2018 Mrs.A.Duddridge, Mrs.A, Fossati, Mrs.J.W.Shaw; Mrs.H.C, Atkinson and Mrs.\u20188.S.Beamish arranged the delightful \u2018program.| Mrs.J.W.Perks, President of the*- Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, and Mrs.Cope received, assisted by Mrs.E.B.Forrest and Mrs.J.H.Maude.Mrs, Perks, in.opening the meeting, welcomed the representatives of sister societies who had been invited by the Board of Management,- and also the friends of members.Mrs.Perks then introduced the chairman of the day, Mrs.P.C.Cope.Mr.Warner Norn acted as sympathetic \u2018accompanist to Ar- monde Davis, spontaneous applause from \u2018the responsive hearers.William Stevens\u2019 brilliant execution, his verve and his masterly handling of numbers bringing forth a rippling wave of melody, and his ability to capture tonal effects \u2014 sometimes he seemed to bring forth exquisite single notes that seemed to float like soft pearls of sound \u2014 kept his audience rapt.Both artists graciously gave an encore at the end of their performance.The programme was as follows: By William Stevens:- Two Songs Without Words, Op.19, No.5., Op.38, No.6., Mendelssohn; Theme and Variations, Chevillard.By Armonde Davis:- A Dream, Edward Grieg; Woman\u2019s Love, Robert Schumann; Si Mes Vers Avient Des Alles, Reynaldo Hahn; Le Mariage Des Roses, César Franck.By William Stevens:- Prelude In G Minor, Rachmaninoff; Nocturne in E Flat, Fauré; The Ehoe- maker, Holst, By Armonde Davis:- Silent Strings, Granville Bantock; Sweet Chance, Michael Head; I Have A Plaunting Air, James O'Neill; Love Went A-Riding, Frank Bridge.By William Stevens:- Valse Brillante, Op.34, No.1., Chopin; Etude, Op.25, No.2, Chopin; Ballade in G Minor, Chopin.The platform was spring-like with greenery and pots of cyclamen in various shades of pink and red banked at the side footlights, the stage being adorned with a large basket of gay tulips, daffodils and snapdragons.Ushers for the afternoon wera Mrs.R.Japp, Mrs.K.E.Norris, Mrs.J.W.Henderson ahd Mrs.G.Shanks.Tea hostess was Mrs.George G.Wakeman, and Mrs.J.S, Miller, Mrs.F.W.Bishop, Mrs.A.Dud- dridge and Mrs.Cecil Parkes poured tea.Presiding at Meeting : Of Aux., Wednesday whose choice of |§ songs, diction and rendition won.1 \u2019 t + Mrs.Maurice Stoker, newly.elected President of the Women's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital, who will preside at the Auxiliary's menthly meeting in the A.R.Griffith Memorial Hall of the hospital, on Wednesday, at 3 p.m.Mrs.E.D.Johuson is Immediate .past-president of the organization.Cook meat bones with beans or: soup to extract all possible flavor and nutrients, too.In Your Home | | ALSO RUGS and CARPETS | Personal Supervision DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE |H.W.LINSTEAD REG'D.25 Years\u2019 Experience TAlon 8406 I LLU A 2 7 2 27 2a 2 2 7a 7 2 2 27 F227 2277772777: French Provincial Furniture Specializing in Bedroom Sets MADE TO ORDER .CASSINI ASUS IIS SIMS MIA I SUIS IS LI VIV I MAI UM II II SIA IIVI IS II SI IIS UD NS eee A 2000 Peel St.| - BREITMAN'S steel ZTE Ye wont LL PO (lili dl EE \u2014 « \u201c7 star nell, y.s ie te | - or .vor 4\u20ac \u201cRomance On High Seas\u201d .AT THE SEVILLE SATURDAY! \u2014 Don DeFore and Janis Paige share honors with Jack Carson and Doris Day in the lovish Technicolor musical \u201cRomance On The High Seas,\u201d which opens Saturday at the Seville Theatre.\u201cThe Walls Of Emotions at Westmount, Sunday \u201cThe Walls of Jericho,\u201d which.stars Cornel Wilde, Linda Darnell, Année Baxter and Kirk Douglas and which opefis at the West- mount Sunday is screen drama at its best.\u2019 Readerstof Paul Wellman\u2019s fine best-seller will be more than pleased with the film adaptation of the novel.But whether or not you've read the book, this picture is bound to -hold you engrossed from \u2018 beginning to end turbulent drama and splendid performances.\u201cThe Walls of Jericho\u201d is a many-faceted story of intense emotional gofiflict set against the colorful background of a midwest \u2018town \u2018and the violence and excitement of its fast-growing pace just after the turn of the century.It is the drama of three women and their influénce on the lives of two men who find themselves turned into bitter enemies by cross-currents of intrigue, suspicion and hate.It is the story Jericho\u201d Bold \u2018of a beautiful but coldly scheming and.ambitious woman who, in the namë of love, almost wrecks the lives of those who stand in her way.And it tells, tod, \u2018of the romance of a man and a woman who dare to brave a scandal in a town that can\u2019t hold their love.For absorbing entertainment with a strong romantic appeal, \u201cThe Walls of Jericho\u201d is a \u201cmust\u201d son everyone's list.Second Feature With Burgess Meredith and England's newest screen sensation, Kieron Moore, in - leading roles, \u201cMine Own Executioner,\u201d will be the added attraction.The excitement-packëä story of a modern romance, unfolded with penetrating frankness .against an unusual background of mounting suspense.oo In what is said to be his most interesting role to date, \u2018Burgess Meredith is seen as Felix Milne, \"THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1969 \u2014 At Seville; Saturday Havana, Trinidad; Rio!\u2019 Calypso, sambas, luxury liners, gorgeous - girls, rhytkmic carnivals!.* : That's the handsome Technicolor musical, \"Romance On The High Seas,\u201d which comes to the Seville Theatre starting Saturday.Anyone with a passion for travel will thrill to this elaborate musical, which was months in preparation before actual shooting got underway at the Burbank studios.Created in the sweeping style of \u201cNight and Day\u201d and \u201cThis Is The Army,\u201d both from the same studio, it is a dazzling musical CAT.Presents Play on Saturday At Victoria Hall The children of Montreal are in |for a treat this Saturday after- nean, when the C.A.T.brings them Jack and the Bean-stalk, Starting at 2.30 p.m.at Victoria Hall, Westmount, the play will take them through two hours of laughter, excitement \u2018and suspense, as Jack climbs the magic bean-stalk holiday with Jack \u2018arson, Janis\u201d|to hear the terrible giant roaring Page, Don DeFore and a new singing sensation, Doris Day, heading the large cast.7 Carson is cast as a private detective aboard ship, who.has been hired to keep tab on a young socialite wife suspected by her husband of carrying on a flirtation, Miss Day, posing\u2019as this fascihat- ing passenger, with an unlimited bankroll at her disposal, supplies a rich comedy foil for Carson.Miss Day's comedy is as strong as her sultry singing moments.- Famed pianist-comedian Oscar Levant, S.Z.Sakall and For- tunio Bonanova are featured in the large cast.Screen tough guy Dane Clark has the toughest acting assignment of his entire motion picture career in his.present starring role opposite Geraldine Brooks in \u201cEmbraceable You,\u201d the added attraction.: Action in one of the scenes calls for Dane to cry real tears.The hit-run tale finally went before the cameras and Dane was not asked to cry until near the end of the shooting schedule.He did it convincingly.a lay-psychiatrist who, though happily married, is irresistibly drawn to another woman with results that lead to tragic consequences in the lives of still an- \u2018other couple, as well as altering the entire course of his own life and career.John Payne is realizing an ambition by appearing in Pine-Tho- mas\u2019 \u201cEl Paso\u201d, Paramount color release.This will be Payne's first western, a type movie the star has always wanted to make.PEOPLE\u2014THEIR , A BEST-SELLER OF BOLD AND INTIMATE EMOTIONS .OF A TOWN THAT COULDN'T HOLD THESE IR LOVE! : THE HIGH SEAS\u201d TODAY _ DAY! \u201c by Technicolor.J B 2 \u201cEMBRACEABLE AE tt ELA YC T AN EXCITING LOVE \u2018STORY AGAINST ROMANCE ON A BACKGROUND OF MOUNTING SUSPENSE AND TERROR! Burgess MEREDITH @ Kieron MOORE Added Feature! \"MINE OWN EXECUTIONER\" \u2018Fee, Fie Foe Fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman\u2019.They will see Jack's funny old cow, Moomo, who wants to be a dragon and is finally sold for a bag of beans to the wicked wizard Skabel; Jill- anda, a beautiful princess, whom Jack rescues from a horrible fate at the hands of the giant; and the absent-minded King Bono who is so poor he can't pay for his laundry, and must go without a clean night-shirt.These are only a few of the characters .and events that the \\ the immortal adventure story of PAGE ELEVEN C.A.T.feels will delight its young audience; who will have the added pleasure of seeing some of their old favorites on the stage.Neil Madden, will supply the adventure as Jack; Richard Farrel, as the Giant who grinds men\u2019s bones, will be helped in his wickedness by Art Voronka who plays the wizard Skazel; while Jill Dennis enacts the beautiful princess.Jackie Buck and Bobby Granik play together as Moomo the cow, who couldn't be funnier; King Bono is brought to life by that master comedian, Silvia Nazzi- zano, and Jack's.poor old Mother, who has good reason to worry for her son, is played by Elspeth ; «, Bagg.; The production is under the direction of Joy Thomson, who also designs the settings.TONIGHT! VALENTINE DANCE At St.Stephen's \u201c CHURCH HALL (Cor.Dorchester and Atwater) 7 9 P.M.Combo Orchestra Musical Quiz - Prizes ADMISSION - 50c Under the auspices of UNITY YOUTH GROUP A United CTheatne \u2018St.Catherine at Chomedy) == with \u2014 Oscar LEVANT S.Z.SAKALL \u201d Eric BLORE LAST SHOWING TODAY! \u2014 - \"THE MORE THE MERRIER,\u201d with Jean \u201cPENNY SERENADE,\u201d with Grant and Irene Dunne.a Tg Arthur and Joel McCrae.Cary CH Song // \u201c Se bo ee ; ( LAURE 1 5 ART NE NT RESTES I SEEN 8 TEE STE TT EO CT OE EST EGE AS SETH SN, ~ Lil p - ; qe re ss \u2018 CEABLE YOU ; st bes tant = rm hd re anne QE Ne te oa.Ao DANE 75 EE POP SE EF od ap.Jp a Cam = _ 2 sa &t SAGE TWELVE ~~~ AT THE SNOWDON SATURDAY! Blanche Fury (Valerie Hobson) and Philip Thorn (Stewart Granger) realize that they love ana another in this dramatic moment from the British Technicolor production, \"Blanche Fury,\u201d which will have its Montreal Premiere ot the Snowdon Theatre starting Saturday.7 Ve \u201crst Run British Technicolor ilm At Snowdon, Saturday Britain's latest Technicolor pro- \u201caction \u201cBlanche Fury\u201d which - mes to the Snowdon Theatre on iturday, for the first time in \u2018ontreal, is yet another in the : ng line of consistently top-class :ctures produced in England.A worthy successor to \u2018Blithe , voirit\u201d and \"Great Expectations\u201d, - 3lanche Fury\u201d is the story about a young woman, Blanche Fury, George Gahan\u2019s Record Rendez-Vous The Columbia Album of famous es, I Can Hear It Now\u201d, has \u201c èn released in Canada, and may r+w be obtained in your local re- \u201cvd bar.In this album, which we \u201c \u2018ked about some time ago, are - Ntained the voices of some of \u20182 world\u2019s most famous person- - ges.- Adolf Hitler, Winston \u201c wrchill and F.D.Roosevelt are \u201cly a few.If you get the chance, be sure \u201cad see the Deep River Boys who \u201ce currently playing an engage- znt at one of the local cabarets.\"1e Deeps\u2019 last record for Victor, \u201cecess In Heaven\u201d, had all the 1 -akings of a real hit, but alas it 28 bypassed by the disc-jockeys, \u2026 ho are the real hit makers.By far the best from Frank \u2018\u2019natra in many, many a moon is \u2018\u2019s latest Columbia disking \u201cSun- \u2018ower.\u201d Frankie-Boy sings this in tue hill-billy style and you can We my word for it, it'll be a hit \u201cefore many a day has passed.Vera Lynn's London recording «f \u201cTenement Symphony\u201d is truly * work of art.Mel Torme has also rcorded this different type vocal *1 both sides of a ten inch wax- Lg.Orchids to the new Montreal Re- rord lable, \u2018Cameo\u201d.Their first de to be issued is \u201cA Little Bird \u2018old Me,\u201d with the Montreal mart Set and The Bob Adams \"rio.Reverse is the tune which proving quite popular nowa- ays, \u201cPowder Your Face With \u2018unshine.\u201d This recording surely hows that there is a lot of talent \u2018ght here in Montreal which has itherto gone unnoticed.The opera, \u201cLa Traviata\u201d will be ~erformed tonight by the San \u2018\u2018\u2019arlo Opera Co., at His Majesty's heatre.Tomorrow's \u2018mat\u2019 will be \u201cMadame Butterfly\u201d and tomor- ow night they will perform one f the graatest operas of all time, \u201cAida\u201d by Verdi.The San Carlo \u2018à, has been acclaimed by critics \u2018Il across the country, and a visit o the Guy St, playhouse tonight w tomorrow, would be well worth t music lover's while, Cooked meats should be cooled quickly, well covered and kept old.If you have soup, broth, or stew, pour these foods into jars.Cool quickly, cover and keep cold.+ Keep meat spreads and salads \u2018ary cold until served.played by Valerie Hobson, who brings new life to a beautiful country mansion when she enters it, first as a governess and later becomes its mistress.While there, however, she meets Philip Thorn (Stewart Granger), steward of the estate and a true \u2014 though illegitimate \u2014 Fury.Blanche's husband, he explains, is no Fury, but one who changed his name on acquisition of Clare Hall, ancestral seat of the Fury family, Realising she loves Thorn, Blanche helps him try to prove his right to the estate he so madly craves, When this proves impossible he kills Blanche\u2019s husband and puts the blame on gypsies, only to learn that Blanche's stepdaughter is the heir.Blanche denounces him on realising he intends to kill the child, and herself dies in giving birth to their son \u2014 a true Fury \u2014 who becomes heir to the estate his father could never own.Stewart Granger and Valerie Hobscn co-star in this colourful tale, and head a strong supporting cast headed by Walter Fitzgerald Michael Gough makes his screen debut as the luckless Laurence Fury and Sybilla Binder is excellent as Louisa.THR FXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1948 \u201cAll My Soris\u201d Heads Double | Bill at Monkland, Beginning Sat.An outstanding play has been transformed into an outstanding motion picture.\u201cAll My Sons,\u201d the powerful inspiring play chosen for top honors by the New York drama critics, which opens Saturday as a screen offéring at the Monkland Theatre.It turned out to be top screen fare, destined to rank among the outstanding pictures.of the year.Starring Edward G.Robinson and Burt Lancaster the Univer- sal-International presentation portrays with dynamic simplicity the post-war story of how money proved stronger than patriotism to one man with the result that |} a number of airmen lost their lives, including his own son, his partner went to prison and later his own life: was forfeited.- \u2018The film-makers faithfully followed the stage version in translating the story for the screen.They not only took a fine play.but actually improved upon the original.Robinson and Lancaster in the main roles add spirit\u2019 and action to a picture that vibrates with high emotion and deep significance.Mady Christians, veteran star of stage and screen, is genuinely warming as wife and mother, while Louisa Horton; Howard Duff, Arlene Francis and Frank Conroy are fine in supporting roles.\u201cAll My Sons\u201d was written and produced by Chester Erskine and directed by Irving Reis.Second Feature Something new and different in comedy, a hilarious tale of a staid oldster who falls in love with a half-woman, half-fish, is \u201cMr.Peabody and the Mermaid,\u201d Nun- nally Johnson production for Uni- versal-International starring William Powell and Ann Blyth.The story, opening when Powell, while on a fishing trip in the Caribbean, hooks a beautiful blonde mermaid, played by Miss Blyth, has warmth, intelligence and beauty.Complications begin when Pow- FOLLOWS DAD William Gargan, Jr.makes his film debut with his famous acting father in Pine - Thomas\u2019 \u201cDynamite\u201d, Paramount release.Until now young Gargan has been confining his acting to college plays.ell brings.his mermaid home and installs her in the bathtub of his wife, played by Irene Hervey, who scouts the whole thing as impossible and orders Powell to \u201cget that fish\u201d out of the \u2018house.TO BROADWAY \u201cWilliam \u2018Hythe, star.of Pine- - Parne.mount release, has signed for his .Thomas \u201cSpecial Agent\u201d, Hollywood musical, \u201cLend An Ear\u201d, to go to Broadway.Eythe produced and directed the play and also takes the lead role.Buffalo, smaller in area and population than Toronto, has 40 \u2018times as much wiring underground as the Canadian: city.\u2014 evens\u201d Only the Screen Could Make Tt Great NEW YORK CRITICS AWARD PLAY BECOMES THE SCREEN'S PRIZE MOTION PICTURE : UNIERSAL- INTERNATIONAL presents EDV.6.ROBINSON BURT LANCASTER Mady CHRISTIANS - Howard DUFF ALL YOUR DAYS - -ALL YOUR DAYS - Last Showing TODAY! \u201cTHE BABE RUTH STORY\" ALSO \"BLACK BART\" IN TECHNICOLOR \" STARTS SATURDAY Corner Monkland and Girouard ALL YOUR DAYS - you will remember .ALL THE LOVE .you will remember .ALL THE IMPACT .[[I]| ALL YOUR DAYS - you will remember .+ ALL THE ANGRY \"PASSION .you will remember .|i} \u2018ALL MY SONS\"! - Only in ST: could this Story bé told: ] MONEY,\u201d = [Pd ANK GRANGER NT TECHNICOLOR ws WALTER FITZGERALD \u201c\u201cLast Showing TODAY! \u201cTHE MARK OF CAIN,\" with Eric Portman and Selly Gray.\u201d EASY with Dennis Price ond Greta Gynt.A HOBSON DECARIE BLVD.AT \"FIRST MONTREAL SHOWING! WA.s7\\7 the and wit { Lin wy and ask her to look at insegts.\u201d fascinating article goes on to reveal that Mrs.Newman is the wife of a lepidopterist.Which, I suppose, is as good a name as any, for a man who makes.his living breeding and selling moths and butterflies.Granted, a wife must adapt herself to her husband's little idiosyncrasies, but Mrs.Newman seems to be carrying things to extremes.Just because her husband arrives home shouting \u201cHot diggety! I've captured another member of the Family Heterocera!\u201d Mrs.Newman needn't feel that she owes It \u201cto her spouse to get excited, too.She's really under no obligation to scream \u201cGood work, dear.Lock if In the linen closet, and let's look for some more.\u201d This is, however, the sort of co-operation that makes for an ideal husband-wife relationship, the experts tell us.But it might be a good idea if the experts investigated the Newman household.It seems to me that Mrs.Newman is doing all the co-operating.She seems to think nothing of providing room and board in the linen closet, for a \u201cfew hundred caterpillars\u201d, to say nothing of \u201ca table of moths in the kitchen\u201d.Offthand, I'd say that this was a bit of an Imposition.No self- respecting Wife should be called upon to stafid by while a gang of caterpillars sets up housekeeping in her linen closet.Because next thing she knows, the Caterpillar Club will be lounging around in the library, and their kids will have taken over the pantry.Within a few weeks the woman of the house will count herself lucky if she can see the stove on a clear day.Mr.Newman is certainly no louch when it comes to butteries, either.Mrs.Newman keeps ese filed away in cabinets in e drawing room.One drawer, she says, is \u2018worth $800.\u2014 Our advice to you, Mrs.Newman, .is quit while you're ahead.There's no telling WHAT your husband may decide to collect next! This intriguing item ends on \u2018the happy note \u201cIt is not unusual for half a million caterpillars to be feeding on the Newman farm at one time\u201d.Of course, it all depends on what one regards as unusual.The sight of 500,000 caterpillars unching their merry way over e landscape isn't exactly MY dea of an everyday occurrence.really don't see why the New- ans don\u2019t exchange their cater- illars for something more rest- \u2014 like black widow spiders.\u201cWT.Subdivision Names Andals and Conveners Spring into Summer Fashion will be presented by the Junior Subdivision of the Catholic Women\u2019s League in their fashion Show at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, on Thursdaÿ, February 17th, at 8.00 pm.Jeannine \u2018Perron and Rita Thompson are convener of Ushers, who on that day will be: Noella Besner, Thérèse Bourgon, Sheila Burke, Patricia Carmichael, Ains- lie Colton, Barbara Cook, Marion Curran, Joan Dawson, Connie +f*Dodge, Gwen Gillis, Janine La- chance, Claire McElligot, Mary Mancuso, Joan Marian, Jacqueline That's fine for Mrs.Newman \u2014 she\u2019s probably used to it by now \u2014 but I for one will take my insects as I find them.In.fact, I would venture to say that the average woman has all she can do to keep up with the latest Fuller brushes and magazine salesmen, never mind the insects.Besides, half the bugs Mr.Newman is called upon to investigate are probably there under false pretenses, anyhow.By way of explanation, this Rev.Chiu to Address Joint Auxiliary Meeting At Melville Presbyterian \u2018 A Joint meeting of the Melville Auxiliary and the Ellen Douglas \"Auxiliary of the Women's Mis- sionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, will be held at 8.15 p.m.on Monday, in Melville Presbyterian Westmount, The meeting will be presided over by the Minister, Rev.C.C.Cochrane, who will conduct the Church, | Devotions.Tse soloist will be Mr.W, J.Stephenson, accompanied by Mr, Lester A.Woodin.T.K.Chiu, pastor for \u2018the past seven years of the branch of the \u2018Church of Christ in China, located in Kunming, Province of Yunnan.All, both men and women, are cordially invited to hear this outstanding speaker.Westmount V.O.N.Aux.| Elects Mrs.Johnson; Year's Report Heard Presenting her.report at the annual meeting of the Westmount \u2018District Auxiliary Committee of the Victorian Order of Nurses, held in Victoria Hall, Miss C.Dowling, Supervisor of the West District, stated that 16,563 visits had been made in this area during the year.The District Committee had a very successful year.Four hun- |- dred and fifty articles were completed, including flannelette garments for the sick, knitted garments, and sixty-seven quilts.\u2018Many aprons and other articles for nurses\u2019 equipment were made \u2018and repaired.The Committee provided fruit baskets and other gifts to cases of long term illness at Christmas also Christmas gifts, toys, candy, and articles of clothing to many children.During \u2018the summer, they donated \u2018camp\u2019 fees and camp clothing.The following Officers \"were elected for the year, 1949:- hon.chairman, Mrs.T.C.Stokes; chairman, Mrs.-D.Johnston; vice-chairman, Mrs.G.O.Mc- Murtry; secretary, Mrs.C.H.Highway; treasurer, Mrs.J.J.O\u2019Mera; conveners and work committee, Mrs.C.C.Gardner; Mrs.G.O.Murtry, Mrs.J.M.Horton and Mrs.D.Johnston.Jewish Hospital W.A.Holds Membership Drive \u2018The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital announces the launching of a membership drive to take place during the month of February.This project is under the direction of Mrs.Joseph Simard.The campaign is to be.an intensive one, whose objective is to vastly increase membership because of additional requirements which are anticipated for the\u2019 coming year.van, Mary Unsworth, and Claire Watier./ Miss Pearl Webber is convener of models; Lilian Decelles, Pat Dwyer, Barbara Grace, Ronnie Griffin, Adele Kelly, Sheila Macmillan, Moira McAllindon, Noreen McArt, Peggy Polan, Romaine Royston, Joan Sleeman, Marie Marquette, Miriam Martin, Lucille Roche, Thérèse Sauvé, Joan SHarpe Verna Sharpe, Mercedes Sulli- Stocker, Betty Van De Porten, and Pearl Webber.-| came into.everlasting fame of his | Luncheon on March 11 The guest speaker will be Rev.\u2019 THE BXANMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1049.EL No Man\u2019 $ Land Le DAWN McGLAUGHUN \u2014oc\u2014oc\u2014>0 CALLING ALL CATERPILLARS! It's all very well to be casual about things, but I think that the English are overdoing it a bit thesé days.From Bexley, Kent, comes the news that \u201cEvery day people knock at Mrs.Moira Newman's door, | Opera Story Enters Third Week at Avenue Alexander Dumas, the younger, son of a world-famous father, own with his poignantly beautiful love story, \u201cLady of the Camellias.\u201d He never denied that the unfortunate hero was himself, even naming him Armand Duval! \u201cThe Lost One\u201d (La Traviata), which enters ity third fascinating week starting Saturday at the Avenue Theatre, is based on this novel and sung to Giuseppi Verdi's immortal operatic score.Gino Mattera plays the male lead with \u2018Nelly Corradi as his beloved.To many persons, the heroine is purely fictional, but in fact, she did live, January 15th, 1824 to February 3rd, 1847.She is buried in the Montmartre cemetery in Paris, under her real name of Alphonsine Plessis, and her grave is still continually cov- \"ered -by -the flowers she loved in \u2018life, placed there by admirers from all parts of the world.W estmount Club To Hold Charter Day The annual charter day luncheon of-the Westmount.Women\u2019s Club, under the presidency of Mrs.H.S.Jacques, will be held in the Ball Room of the Mount Royal Hotel on Friday, March 11th at 1 p.m.' The guest speaker will be Mr._H.Lawrence Groves, American \u201cConsul General in Montreal, Mrs.D.A.Whittaker, chairman of hospitality will be in charge of arrangements and is also ticket convener.Mrs.J.C.McKean and committee will receive the guests.PAGE THIRTEEN Valentine Morning | Show At Monkland On Saturday imorning .children and grownups will have another opportunity to see the Little Players of the Air at the Monkland Theatre, when Director Moira Sheehy, will present the group in \u201cSweethearts on\" Parade,\u201d a sparkling, brand-new show, offering a full morning's entertainment, with musie, dancing and comedy, a treat for the whole family.\u201cBe My Valentine\u201d, a show within a show, will be of interest to everyone.This portion of the programme will be the broadcast, heard every Saturday morning at 11.05 over CJAD, which Will be presented this week direct from the stage of the theatre.Mac McCurdy, CJAD\u2019s Chief Announcer, \u201cUncle\u201d George Bishop, the \u201cMusical Clock\u201d man, and Chief Operator Don Wall will be on hand to take part in the proceedings.Buddy Guilfoyle, who is heard every Saturday over CJAD, will m.c.the show, and that petite ballerina, Edna Mae Bannerman, will head the list of entertainers on the morning's programme.Among those taking part are: Douglas Richardson, Janice Kaye, Terry Browne, Colin Levesque, Tommy Levine, Pat and Kevin Browne, Hilda Girard, June and Judy Kelly, Joanne Clayson, Hannah Bitensky, Audrey Assal, Joyce Leigh, Maureen Burke, Lise Bouchard, Danya David, Rita Butler, Tommy Laporte, Loretta Sheasgreen, Muriel Maron, Bruce and Dorothy Coston, Jason and Munroe Wolfe, Marjorie Oliver, Peter Gordon, Janet Stern, Jenny Beilech, Mildred Sylvester, Carol -Ann Korchmar, Betty Mescitelli, Noreen Davies, Wilma Walton, Roberta Davis, Sylvia Parenteau, Laura Ram, Paula Morrison, Joseph Ford, Frances Kravitz, Ann McElhern, Joan Bullis, Ann Ty- ner, Cora Boxer, Rosalind Cohen, Laura Tomatsky, Patricia, Natalie, Mary and Ghislaine Henderson, Joan Vistarchi, Gloria Rose, Patricia Bougie, Terry Conway and Carol Prehdergast.\u2018The curtain will rise at 10.15.JUDGE'S DAUGHTER \u2018Gail Russell plays the daughter of a crooked judge in Pine-Tho- mas\u2019 \u201cEl Paso\u201d, Paramount color release co-starring Miss Russell with John Payne, Sterling Hayden and George \u201cGabby\u201d Hayes.The story takes place during the frontier town's early days of lawlessness, \u201cThe Big Valentine Revue\u201d PRESENTED .THE LITTLE PLAYERS \"oF THE AIR > Broadcast Over CJAD FROM THE STAGE OF THE MONKLAND THEATRE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, AT 10 AM.ALL SEATS 30 Cents DON'T MISS The Critics Say! - .& pictare that should not missed by anyone who singing, fine acting and beauty ensemble.\u201d \u2014S.\u201c, .most beautifo! performance \u201cLa Traviata\u201d ever witnessed.\u201d turalism in grand opera.\u2019 fer opera to the screen, Green Ave loves great MORGAN-POWELL (Star) \u2014HERBERT WHITTAKER | (Gazette) \u201c.appeal to those looking for na- \u2014ERIC McLEAN (Standard) « .most successful attempt te trans- \u2014PAT PEARCE ,- .(Herald) , .best opera\u2019 film ever produced.\u201d (La Presse) be ef of (LA TRAVIATA) 4 .One of those rare motion pictures that become part of your memories! | TOLD FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ENGLISH! Music by Giuseppe VERDI! .FIRST and ONLY MONTREAL ENGAGEMENT! AVENUE THEATRE .above St.Catherine Telephone WE.4948 \u2018Saturday and Sunday, \"The Lost One\" will be shown at 1:00; 3:30; 5:55; 8:25 .and 10:55.Last Complete Show 9:45.Monday until Friday at 2:25; 4:50; 7:20 .ond 9:50.Last Complete Show 9:40.gs IRE MR ETT veces 8 pmo\u201d Ca LS ASRS NA IRR Pe Aa LV Ca SREY dll nin: © a vn pe com: J [pg on AN.Ree Ee ae ed .- .\u2018 À À \u2018 -; : : f Jn = 4 Xr \u2018Stars point getters.PAG FOURTEEN Inters Have \u2018Busy Week; McKissock High Scorer The Intermediate Hockey League had a busy week, with nine games taking place.On Feb.2 the Royals were defeated by the Aces in a hard fought game 4-2, Jack McKissock put on a one-man-show A notching all four of the Aces goals, Buck Knott and Emmett Millen were the Royal goal getters.In another close game the Staynor Stars came out on top over the Alouettes 3-2.Bud Selby, Al Turner and Stu.McCowan were the Counters.Frank Read banged in.both the Alouettes The Police and Fire had an easy time against the Air Force defeating them 9-0.O.L.Fitzgerald « led the Police & Fire attack sniping four goals, J.Smith notched two, Daken and J.Babeau came up with one each.Harrison played a great game in the Police & Fire Nets.On Sat., Feb.5th, Staynor Stars knocked off Panthers 3-1.K.Black, D.Lyle and J.Garland were the Stars marksmen.Ron Hutchinson banged home the lone Panther marker.The Aces topped the Police and Fire 4-0.Al Barrie played a great game for the Aces and scored three goals, Jack McKissock scored the other Aces marker.Feb.7 saw the Royals knock off the Panthers 8-2.Logue Mec- Donald, D.Harvey and Ed.O'Brien banged home a brace of goals each, Ed McCrory and Zeke Brodie were the other Royals marksmen.Red Ingram and Ron Hutchinson scored for the Panthers.Alouettes came up with a win over the Police and Fire by a score of 2-0.Bob Grant and Herb Millar scored the Alouettes goals.Ray Binmore played a sensational game in the nets for the Alouettes.The feature game of the week which brought out a large crowd of supporters, saw the two undefeated teams Staynor Stars and Aces play a great game of hockey, with Al Turner of the Stars scoring the only goal giving the Stars a 1-0 victory.Guy Bonnier, Stu McGowan and Doug Brambell played smart hockey for the Stars, Lorne Foy, Will Jamieson and Glen Magee stood out for the losers.\u2019 LEADING SCORERS G.A.Pts.J.Mi:Kissock, Aces .14 12 26 W.Jamieson, Aces .7 6 13 1.Foy, Aces .6 6 12 H.Read, Royals .4 6 10 A.Turner, Staynor S.6 3 9 W.Layton, Aces .6 2 8 N.Rommney, Royals .5 3 8 A.Barrie, Aces .5 3 8 G.Magee, Aces .2 6 8 Tornado Midgets Eke Out Win The Tornado Midgets eked out a win over the Panthers in a game that took place on Monday night, 5-4.John Murray and Richard Goulet scored the first two goals for the Tornadoes, then Jerry Apostolatos banged one in for the Panthers.Laurence Besant scored for the Tornadoes putting them in the lead 3-1.Jerry Apostolatos , came back with two goals tieing up the game 3-3, James Beaton put the Panthers ahead when he banged home a hard shot, John Murray tied the game up again and with seconds left to play Pat Craig notched the Winning goal.THREE GAMES PLAYED iN PEE WEE \"B\" LEAGUE Three games took place in the Pee Wee \u201cB\u201d hockey league.King's \u201cB\" defeated Roslyn Sharpshooters 8-3.Peter Dean led the King's attack scoring four goals.Gordy Smith and David Jones were the other King's marksmen with two goals apiere.Bob Anderson With two and Dent Harrison with one were the Sharpshooters\u2019 scorers.Roslyn All Stars and St.Leo Greens plazed to a 1-1 tie.M.Donnelly scored the Greens goal and K.Copeland banged in one for the All Stars, .St.Leo Greys walked through the Roslyn Raiéers 14-0.D.Pas- Que scored 6, B, Guilfoyle 5, E.Wright, R.Ramsey and J.Ayr banged in one each.St.Leo's Sports At about 12.05 p.m.last Saturday afternoon at Lachine Arena a heavy gloom nestled over the Senior B team\u2019s dressing room, as a disappointed group of athletes were staring into space after absorbing a 3 to 1 defeat at the hands of the league-leading Catholic High squad.No alibis were offered, although here was a team that has received nothing in the way of breaks in their two league games with C.H.S.but who knows, maybe it was a case of the best team making their \u201cown breaks.It was apparent in the misty atmosphere of the 1948 City Senior B champions dressing room that they were on the verge of relinquishing their coveted crown and that this defeat was to be the valedictory to the Senior B city title that they carried with pride for four years but no one can say that the Academy warriors of the ice lanes did not go down fighting as they put up a whale of a game before bowing to the faster skating and more matured opponents.It was a clean game and well played, with defenceman Neii Walsh and forward Harry Wolfe showing up well for the Saints and both these experienced players matched stride for stride with the speedy C.H.S.but the inability of their mates to keep up with them nullified any passing plays and this more than any other factor spelt the difference between victory and defeat.John Foy and Ray Losito turned in sound defensive performances and on a few occasions made the Black and White goal- er step lively to keep his cage clear.14-year-old Mike Saucier scored the lone St.Leo's goal after receiving a pass from Neil Walsh.The loss placed the West- mounters four points in arrears and only a complete reversal of form on the part of C.H.S.would give the local team a chance to get back in the running.Coach Andy McGillis, who tried vainly to hold on in the race utilized all the hockey material available in the school in a valiant but losing cause and seemed to realize in defeat that his team was beaten but far from disgraced.The coach's remarks in the dressing room after the game were brief and right to the point when he exclaimed \u201cWell, Gang, looks like we have had it and there is nothing we can do about it now, so forget about today's defeat and look forward to a lot of good games still left to \u2018be played.\u201d Meet W.H.S.Tomorrow One of these games labelled good is on tap for tomorrow morning at Lachine Arena when our friendly rivals Westmount High Senior A Club will be our guests in an exhibition game slated for 10 a.m.Westmount are the current league leaders in the Senior A Protestant School League and we hope they stay there, but tomorrow morning our Senior B crew Will go all out in an attempt to get back to winning habits against good opposition.\u2019 Sport Shorts We wonder when the Catholic High coach is going to provide his hockey players with road maps, so he can kave his team out to Lachine Arena in time \u2018to (Continued on Page 15) ! -THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY fi, 1949 Municipal League Team Standings Pee Wee \u201cC's\u201d Play Four Games Four games took place in the \u201cC\u201d section of the Pee Wee League last week.King's \u201cC\u201d were defeated by Queen's Fliers, 6-0.Terry Gray scored four goals for the winner.Paul Hamilton ana Ron Williams were the other Fliers\u2019 scorers.The Roslyn Red Wings and Black Hawks played to a 1-1 draw.David Young and Peper Young were the goal getters.St.Leo Greens beat a hard fighting Roslyn Canadiens 1-0.Roland Peilon banged home the only marker of the game, Queen's Fliers defeated the St.Leo Blues 7-1, Ron Williams led the Fliers\u2019 attack with three goals, Paul Hamilton and Terry Gray scored two each.Ken Lyons banged in the only Blues\u2019 Marker.JACK GILL STILL JUVENILE TOPS The YMCA Juveniles had a hard time defeating the improving Weredale Fliers 2-1 in a league game that took place on Tues.night.Tom Cavanagh sniped both the Y markers.Leonard Haas scored the Fliers goal with an assist going to Ken Newton.* LEADING SCORERS G.A, Pts, Gill, Panthers .6 2 8 Cotter, Tornadoes, .5 2 7 Wolfe, Panthers .4 3 7 Pearse, Panthers .2 5 7 Lockett, YMCA .5 1 ê Taillon, YMCA .8 3 6 Cavagnah, YMCA .3 3 6 ' INTERMEDIATE | Staynor Stars.7 7 0 0 24 5 14 Ces .i.vven 8 6 11 4 11 13 Royals .9 5 4 0 20 24 10 Alouettes .7 2 4 1 19 18 5 Police & Fire.7 2 4 1 15 22 5 Panthers .6141 8 22 3 Air Force .6 0 6 0 \"3 40 0 JUVENILE .Panthers .5 4 01 25 9 \u2018MCA.Lo.6 4 1 1.22 16 9 Tornadoes .5.2 3 0 14 1 4 Weredale Fllers 6 0 6 0 5 0 .MIDGET Tornadoes .2 20 9 4 Panthers .4 2 2 0 22 11 4 Lions .20 2 \"218 0 BANTAM Tornadoes \u2026 651025 6 10 St.Leo .5 41019 4 8 YMCA .2020 110 0 Cardinals 20240 016 0 Cougars .3030 3 13 0 PEE WEE \u201cA\u201d Senators 2200 4 0 4 Maroons 1100 4 0 2 Comets 1100 1 % 2 (ireens .2110 8 8 2 Bulldogs 1001 1 1 1 Kings .2011 3 4 1 Flers .1 010 0 3 0 Maple Leafs .2 0 2 0.0 5 0 PEE WEE \u201cB\"° - Kings .330019 306 Greys .22 00 16 1 4 Sharpshooters .3 2 1 0 14 9 4 All Stars 4 112 10 9 4 Rovers .3111 8 4 3 Greens ,., 3 021 2 9 1 Raiders .4 0 40 034 0 PEE WEE \u201cCc\u201d Fliers .4 4 00 31 1 8 Greens ., 3300 5 0 6 Blues 3 210 12 7 4 Kings .\u2026.312320 8 2 Canadians .4 1 3 0 3 12 2 Blackhawks .4 0 3 1 1 7 1 Red Wings .3 0 2 1 1 19 1 By JIMMY AMBROSE Paced by the fast-stepping line of Raza, Stanton and Rowntree, the Westmount Warriors rambled to a 41-31 win over the Montreal Senior basketball entry of Mc- Gill Grads.Coach Lou Ziger away on business, left a gap that was amply filled by Lou Green- baum, owner of the team, who showed that he too could coach \u2018the Warriors to & win.\u201c Minus Lionel Whitman, \u201c Dave Binmore, and Coach Ziger, the |Warriors entered thé game as definite underdogs.However they played hard, aggressive hasket- ball, continually holding the larger and more experienced Grads in check, and capitalizing on their dependable fast break.Gerry Rowntree led the scorers again with 13 points, Raza and Stanton followed respectively with 10 and 8.Bill Dickie and Marvin Greenbaum turned in a terrific game as guards.They pulled down rebounds like veterans while as a whole, the Grads stood around in amazement.Take Early Lead lead on two quick baskets by Gordy Raza and Gerry Rowntree followed up with a couple more, while Shacter and Finlayson hung Westmount Warriors Top Grads In Exhibition Tilt .|} The Warriors took an early ~ up singlets for the Redmen.Al \u2014 Stanton tapped.a loose rebound in\u2019 the basket as it came floating down from.the McGill backboard for the prettiest basket of the game, A switch in lines saw Vic Goyer, and Dan Heaney finding the range for Warriors.Sammy Roth and Manny Shacter did the point getting for the Redmen, as the play swarmed around the Mc.-Gill basket, Pace Slackens The second halr showed a, slackening of pace, but Warriors stil] carried the play, still exercising the unconquerable fast break, with Gord Raza, or Gerry Rown.\u2018tree on the payoff end.Finlay.son came to life for McGill, potting eight points in a row, fol lowed by Roth, and this brought the Red quintet within ten points of the Warriors.Bill Dickie, and Marv Greenbaum started: hitting the target along the set-shot game.With Warriors freezing the ball the game didn\u2019t have the suspected thrilling finale, and the supposed underdog Warriors emerged as the triumphant victors, Rowntree, Stanton, Raza, Green.baum and Dickie carried the major load for the Warriors, while Finlayson, Roth, Shacter (Continued on Page 15) © Smart new streamline body © Big-car roominess and comfort @ 30 to 40 miles per gallon ® 4 wheel Hydraulic brakes © One piece curved windshield NOW ON DISPLAY 1949 HILLMAN MINX \"MAGNIFICENT\" \u2019 A Rootes Group Product NOTE THESE NEW FEATURES ® © © Bulit-in heater and air çondi- © © We invite you fo our showroom (OQRE HOTORS Fl.8208 Front coil springs 7 Concealed door hhiges tioner .Full width front seat Finger-fip gear shift INTEL THE MOST MODERN EQUI All Factory Trained Mechanics «REPAIRS PPED GARAGE OF ITS HIND \u2014 meee y ne an up ma \u2014 ( St \u2014\u2014 preps tu _ en.Al ound in oating kboarg of the aw Vic finding Sammy did the nen, as the Mc.8 slack.rs Still ercising break, Rown.Finlay.143, pot.DW, foie brought i points e, and hitting set-shot reezing ave thé and the arriors ht viet.Green.id.the arriors, Shacter J] = A aay NL 3 3 HOCKEY'S PROBLEM Yesterday's hockey players and officials must be shaking their heads sadly now as they see the unhappy state into which the modern fice game has fallen.Sure, they'll think back to the days of Red Horner and Eddie Shore( with almost three hours a season in the penalty box, but they'll be able to remember that the refereeing in the old days was much stricter and probably much better than it is today, and that men like Horner and Shore didn\u2019t have to knock a man into the boards to hurt him.You know, maybe Eddie had something when he stated recently \u2018that modern hockey players lacked courage.You don't have to have anything inside you to scrape an opponent along the boards or skate half the length of the ice to belt l an unsuspecting player into the promenade .seats.Yes sir, hockey has really gone down hill in recent years, : , » » » A couple of good examples can be found in the recent games which the Canadiens played on home ice against the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs.In both games, fights seemed -to be the rule rather than the exception for in the Red Wing encounter, Maurice Richard battled Gordon Howe and Syd.Abel successively while Detroit\u2019s Jimmy Enio tangled with an unnamed spectator.Then, five- days later, the Leafs hit town and the game was again a lively one, with Richard, Bill Ezinicki, Gus -Mortson, and Glen Harmen Jousting during a wild second period.Incidentally, the Canadiens lost both games.After the Leafs game, Montreal papers headlined their stories about the tussle with reports of Canadiens winning the fight, although losing the game, evidently a moral victory.Max Bentley, who scored the first two goals In Toronto's 4-1 win, didn\u2019t rate as much space as the wanld-be pugilists or as Bill Barliko, whose claim to fame for the evening was that he sent Xenny Reardon and Normand Dussault 1o the sideslines as a result of severe boardings and didn\u2019t even draw à penalty during the process.*% * * The businessmen of hockey see what is happening, but they're unwilling to do anything about it, because.right now they're cashing \u2018in on the post-war boom and don\u2019t want to do anything to disturb the merry ringing of the cash register bells.In their reluctance to work out a solution, they're insuring the same type of game for years to come, for every kid who's playing pee wee, bantam, midget, or juvenile hockey, is consciously copying his ideals in the National Hockey League, which means he\u2019s fighting, boarding, and slashing like the big timers.By the time a kid gets to the Junior League he's fully developed into a combination of half-buicher, half-hockey player and if he\u2019s smart enough with his stick and can take care of himself, he's Bot a future in our national pastime, What a difference this park hockey is from the carefully supervised school hockey leagues, where boarding brings an automatic minor penalty.Watch these same kids playing park and school hockey, and see where they play their best.It\u2019s in the school leagues of course, for there a player can concentrate on his hockey without the accessories he'll have to learn to make good in the higher circles.\u2019 * % * Many reasons have been brought forward as to this sudden decline in the quality of hockey in the National Hockey League, but the one we'll string along with is that the teams are playing the kind of hockey they do because that is what the American like.Two-thirds of all league games are played below the border, with four of the N.H.L.s six clubs run by American capital and the owners know better than to disappoint the people who are paying their sal- arles.The Americans thrive on thé bodily contact of hockey, and don\u2019t let anybody tell you that it\u2019s the speed and passing of the game that drags the spectators in.More people will pay to see the blood-thirsty Toronto Leafs than the New York Rangers, hockey\u2019s smoothest and classiest team as far as actual hockey goes.The Americans can get all the finesse and speed they want from basketball.What they come to see at a hockey game is action, as can be judged by the not infrequent calls from the galleryites at Madison Square Gardens, New York \u2014 \u201cWe want blood.\u201d _ Something is going to have to be done about the game before it dies the same death as lacrosse did, for that is just about what hockey is turning into, lacrosse on skates.The Reardons, Barilkos, Ste- warts, Ezinickis, and Richards are beginning to overshadow the lea- jües real hockey players, the Bentleys, O\u2019Connors, Mosienkos, La- es, and Quackenbushes.This might be the beginning of the end as far as real hockey is concerned.1 .Of course, the fan will have to be re-educated as to what makes up really fine hockey, but it's a sure thing that the owners won't make any changes until revenues start to decrease, Tornados Defeat |St.Leo's Sports St.Leo Bantams (Continued from Page 14) fulfill their schedule engagements.The Tornado Bantams defeated the St.Leo team 3-2 in an exciting game on Feb.5.Bud Agnew and Laurie Bennett scored the first two goals for the Tornados.The fighting St.Leo Bantams came back with goals by David Orr and Tom St.James to.tie up the game.With a few minutes left in the game Willis Beaton banged In which proved to be the winning goal, In another Bantam game which took place on Feb.2 the Tornados waltzed through the Cougars to the tune of 9-2.Bud Agnew, James Besant and Ed Matzubuchi led the attack with two goals apiece, Willis Beaton, Hughie Laws and Laurie Bennett were the other Tornado acorers.Darrel Kirouac scored both the Cougars goals.\u2018LEADING SCORERS \u2019 G.A.Pts, T.St.James, St.Leo's \u201810 .10 B.Advew, Tornadoes .7 3 10 N.Isene, Tornadoes .1 8 9 L.Bennett, Tornadoes .4- 3 7, E.MalsubucHl, T\u2019adoes 3 8 8° Orr, St.Leos .3 2 5 Saturday's game was held up twenty minutes and St.Leo's team that took the ice all keyed up was compelled to linger around and lose any advantages they might have enjoyed had the game started on time, including the loss of ten \u2018minutes from the regular playing time.Top St.Thomas Displaying their best form of the season, the Senior B Club humbled St.Thomas 5 to 0 last Thursday on the local rink.Malcolm Mervin came out of his scoring slump to register two smart goals to lead the homesters to an easy.win.The few St.Leo's students who showed bad taste in heckling a few of the St.Thomas players, should realize that this type of distorted school spirit is not welcome at St.Leo's.Since his advancement to the first: line Russell -Cliffe has fitted in very well with this unft.| \\ ~ - WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, Vic Allen, McGill Coach, Starts Ski Instructions Ski instruction was started on Tuesday evening by the Parks Recreational Department, with Instructor Vic Allen (coach of the McGill Ski Team) whofe services with the.help of two of his able assistants, Roy Norman.and Horace Rothfell, have been retained by the city.Mr.Allen handled a class of enthusiastic adults, who greatly enjoyed the first lesson of the season's classes.The snow conditions were very good, but it was a trifle icy.The younger fry started Wednesday afternoon with noticeable progress even at the end of the first lesson.Instructor Rothfell, who has done structing with juniors and understands children, does a great job.There is Ski Instruction every.Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 4 p.m.until 6 p.m., and every Saturday morning from 10 a.m.to 12 a.m.for the juniors, \u2018and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for adults.: If there is anyone who has not registered for these classes yet who would like to take advantage of these free classes, phone DE.9351.West.Warriors (Continued rom Page 14) and Galipeau were best for the McGill Grads.Dave Dickie did a swell job at handling the whistle for the game.Last week, Warriorg travelled to Grenadier Guard's Armory to meet the soldier Intermediates.Quite a rogh battle ensued which saw all types of comic situations, and personalities, the main one being the referees.A total of only three personal fouls was called in a game which could have well been sponsored by Eddie Quinn at the Forum any Wednesday night.Due to these unfortunate circumstances, the Warriors were limited only to the kind and sympathetic well distributed amongst the team, with Lionel Whitman, and Gerry Rowntree each hitting the hoop for seven points, and Raza hot on their trail with six.Last Saturday's scheduled game for the Warriors against YMHA 1949 was postponed to a further date, which satisfied Warriors well, for they would have been minus Whit- and Dickie who travelled south of the border with West man, tet.PAGE FIFIKER Hill's senior team.The Warriors now sharpen their shooting for their return game with Frank Ulley's 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