The Westmount examiner, 15 avril 1949, vendredi 15 avril 1949

[" Serving the City of Westmount, Gardén S uburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis yoL.XX; No.15, > WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 35, 1949 PRICE: THREE CENTS 4p.0.SERVICES SAID LACKING ~ P.C.Candidates For West End Constituencies Earle T.Moore, Progressive Conservative candidate for Mt.Royal constituency, congratulates J.A.{Jimmy) De Lalanne ofter his nomination as Progressive Conservative candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount.Both Mr.Moore and Mr.De Lalanne are prominent businessmen and are leaders in civic and sports affairs in their communities.Each Person Has $650 Stake In City - The financial statement prepar- sd by the city showing the revenue and expenditures for the year gnding December 31, 1948, was ratified by the City Council at fheir last meeting, Monday night.his report includes cash receipts nd disbursements, insurance re- ere capital expenditures, bonded debt, sinking fund statements, lists of securities and pension fund statements, etc.An interesting sidelight in the statement shows the total assets Of fhe city as being $17,090,552.50.This means that each family has À 32600 Investment in the city and taking four as the number of the average family,- each: person has an approximate $650:stake invest- 2d in sidewalks, sewers, etc.Ou the revenue side of _ the ledger, the statement shows that $1,818,844.74 was brought in from Ssessments such as general tax- #8, special taxes, school taxes, War memorial taxes and prepaid Special taxes.Contributions for services ren- flered by the light and power de- Partment cost the citizens $14,500.Business taxes brought in $21,557.- 20 and the Montreal Tramways paid the city $13,324.for snow ro- moval, Rentals from Victoria Hall Efounted to $44,936.58.You may think those small fines charged by the library don't do uch good for anybody but the City, strangely enough, benefitted 5 the tune of $1,054.14, hese and countless other sour- gès brought the total amount of Gare during 1948 up \u2018to $2,743,- bu the expenditure side, keeping up the roads (including bond interest ana sinking fund on a de- Property, F inancial Statement Shows structor plant) was the costliest, with the bill running up to $413,- 770.98.Departmental expenditures, of which the above is one, totalled $1,310,892.45.This includes city hall, Victoria hall, street lighting, police, fire, health, parks, public library, public\u2019 welfare and war memorial expenditure.\" Over $22,000 was spent on the war memorial while in comparison, only $21,000 was spent on health.Interest on bonds amounted to $183,472.50 and sinking fund and serial bond instalments cost the city $351,434.80.The electric light and power department spent $362.- 409:67.This - figure includes bad.debts that were written off, amounting to $163.50.Including appropriations of excess revenue, etc., these figures \u2018balance perfectly with the revenue, when totalled.Other statistics listed.in the report show that the city of West- mount occupies 978.58 acres and has a population of 26,779.Total tax levy for the year was $1,880,- 282.30 while the Amount of total tax collections was $1,908,011.30.Ascension Pastor Named Msgr._announced yesterday that His Holiness Pope Pius XII had raised Fr.E.McDonagh, pastor of mount, to the rank of Monsignor: LIBERAL CET-TOCETHER Dave Fraser \u2014Photo by Pictured above at a cocktail party given last Saturday by the Westmount Youhy Liberals Association are the Hon.D.C.Abbott, M.P.for St.Antoine-Westmount; Miss Frances Lovell, the Hon.George Marler, M.L.A.for Westmount-St.George, and F.L.Hellyer, president of the Young Liberals, Archbishop Joseph Charbonneau.\u2018Show to be held at Ascension Parish Church, West- \u2018mount Y.M.C.A., Municipal Ass'n To Investigate A 70-year-old man walked into a cigar store near the corner of Victoria avenue and asked for stamps.He was told they were out of stamps and he mentioned something to the clerk about poor facilities in Westmount as far as Post Office services are concerned.He said he had been into five stores and none of them had any left.This incident happened on Wednesday and today the western end of Westmount is without a sub-station where the necessary articles for mailing a common ordinary letter can be bought, and has been for the past few weeks.This situation arise from the fact that John Fry who had the sub-station until recently at his store at 4826 Sherbrooke street west found the amount of work necessary to keep the station going was not commensurate with the monetary return.He stated also that the\" Post Office business had outgrown the store.; Mr.Fry said the Post Office sub-station had been in the family for the past 40 years and had been in the same location for the past 26 years.When he found out that another store would take over, the station was moved but this store kept it only six hours.At the end of this time they said, \u201cAnybody that takes on a business like this is foolish!\u201d And now the closest place where stamps, etc, can be purchased is Greene Avenue Post Office or at Gircuard avenue.ORGANIZATIONS UP IN ARMS Local organizations are up in arms at this lack of facilities and intend to do something about it.The secretary of the Westmount Municipal Association has written letters to both the Business Assoc- jation of Westmount and the Westmount Women's Club, urging that they band together to form a committee to investigate these circumstances.Their hope is that since the original keeper says the amount of postal business transacted in the area is extremely large, a completely separate store or building can either be rented or constructed to serve as a Post Office only.They say the need is definitely great and something must be done and done quickly, i \u2026 ONE SITE IS AVAILABLE Fox Pharmacy, situated at 5008 Sherbrooke street west, made ap- lication, when they heard that Mr.Fry had to give it up, to have the sub-station moved to their store.They were told that another site had been chosen, and now the second person has given it up.So.they set about arranging to have customers sign a petition so that a station might be set up in their store.This petition carried over 500 names and Was sent to the Post Office Department this week, Up to the time of going to press, no word had been received, they said, The proprietor added, \u201cOfficialdom moves slowly -\u2014 very slowly.\u201d Westmount Boys\u2019, Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Apr.20-23 ond floor of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., will be open daily from 10 a.m.to 8.30 p.m.to receive entries.Those who have not received copies of this year's Hobby The general public are cordially invited to attend the 13th West- mount Boys\u2019 and Girls Hobby - the West- Wednesday, April 20 to Saturday, April 23.\u201c This year's Hobby : Show will officially open at 7.30 p.m., April 20th.Mayor J.S.Cameron, of West- mount, has been invited to cut the ribbon leading to the permanent craft collections, and art sections of the show.The Hobby Show will officially close on Saturday, April 23rd at 8 p.m.when a number of patrons will be present to take part in the official closing and presentation of prizes.During the four days of its operation the Hobby Show may be viewed by the public from 1 p.m.to 5.30 p.m.and from 7 to 10.30 p.m.daily.Boys and girls, resident in or attending school in the West- mount area, wishing to make entries in this years Boys and Girls Hobby Show are reminded that Tuesday, April 19, at 6 p.mis the deadline for entries.The Boys and Girls Hobby Show office, situated on the sec- Show syllabus are invited to call in at.the Hobby Show office to receive their booklet \u2018and entry form.A large number of entries have already been received.This year the show looks as if it will be one of the largest ever held.All children exhibiting in the show receive an exhibitor's pass at time of making their entry which enables them to view the show as often as they please during its four days of operation, Exceptions Lo the April 19th deadline for entries occur in the Household Science Department.Here cooking exhibits should be delivered to the Y.M.C.A.before 2 p.m.on Wednesday, April 20.For the Department of Pet Stock, dogs, cats, rabbits, parrots and canaries may be entered on Saturday, April 23rd, before 2 p.m.Patrons for the shôw are: Honorary Patron, His Worship Mayor J.S.Cameron; Hon.D.C.Abbott, K.C., M.P., Roland O.Bartlett, (Continued on Page 2) - soc Soie DS Prat mirent ST EES mop pe ho ee mr rt PAGE TWO 1 U.N.Ass\u2019n Pres.Is H.G.Hatcher H.G.Hatcher was elected president of the United Nations Association, Westmount Branch, at their annual meeting Monday night in Roslyn School.G.F.W.Kuhring is now honorary president \u2018 and other officers elected are 1st vice-president, Mrs.G.F.W.Xuhring; 2nd vice-president, R.G.Racine; 3rd vice-president, Mrs.¥.J.Osborn; recording secretary, Mrs.M.H.Kieran; corresponding secretary, Mrs.R.G.Racine; treasurer and membership secretary, Mrs.Harold Gallen.\u2018Reports were given at the meeting by Mrs.Gallen, Mrs.Kieran, Mrs.Racine, Mrs.Kuhring, Mrs.dealing with the past years activ.# jties.All reports showed the Branch to be in a flourishing condition.Much was accomplished during this time, they said, and prospects for the future were looked upon as \u201cgood\u201d.A.moving picture, \u201cThe House In The Desert\u2019, was loaned to the association for the occasion by the Hadassah Organization.It dealt with development work in the desert country of Palestine.\u201cThe only regret I feel about the series of lectures presented at the montly meetings of this organization is that the attendance of the members was not commensurate with the calibre of the speakers nor with the importance of their subjects,\u201d said G.F.W.Kuhring, retiring president of the association.\u201cAs you know, our speakers nearly all based their addresses on the specialized agencies of the United Nations.I considered these agencies to be neglected step-children in regard to publicity, and I believe we learned a great deal about them.\u201d The speaker went on to urge the members to develop the \u201cmis- gionary spirit\u201d, saying that any knowledge they may have gotten from the association about the work of U.N.should be shared with those who are not members and should not be hoarded.He also told of his self-imposed task of establishing an interest in United Nations work in schools.Osborn and Mrs.F.W.Bishop, Next Week at Victoria Hall Monday \u2014 Putters social; Oasis Temple, Daughters of the Nile.Tuesday \u2014 Stamp Club; St.John Ambulance; Excelsior chap- | ter.Wednesday \u2014 Stamp Club; Vie- torian Order of Nurses; Rotary luncheon; Electa Chapter.Thursday \u2014 Stamp Club; West- mount Lodge; Mount Royal Chapter.Friday \u2014 NDG CCF Club; Lorne Lodge; Health Department X-ray.Hobby Show (Continued trom Page 1) M.A., Major J.W.Beaton, O.B.E,, Col.Gerald W.Birks, O.B.E., Hon.Brooke Claxton, K.C.,, M.P,, W.F.Close, E.Connolly, C.L.Copland, J.B.Frosst, Hon.Gas- pard Fauteux, M.P, Jackson Dodds, Esq, C.B.E.Ross R.Hutchison, Miss Kathleen R.Jenkins, The Right Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D., Mostyn Lewis, J.W.McConnell, J.C.Nelles, G.H.Penrose, M.A., A.M.Pitcairn, B.A., Maj.- -Gen.C.B.Price, D.S.0., 0.B.E., Lt.-Col.Irving P.Rex- ford, Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D., Rabbi Harry J.Stern, LL.D., D.D.and L.W, Townsend.Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 | HOWARD 8S.ROSS, K.C.Department fer the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.57 St.James St.West tH Residence: Fl.2905 MONTREAL TRUTH CENTRE 1628 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Guy) EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 17th \u20148 p.m.Speaker: Dr.Margaret Davies Edwards Subject: \"Daily Resurrections\u201d EASTER MUSIC Guest Artists: Mr.and Mrs.Harry Ne: in violin selections - ALL ARE WELCOME ARI artistic endless FOURTEENTH YEAR SKETCH AND PAINT THIS SUMMER AT GRAND MANAN Outdoor and studio classes during July and August at Grand Manan, N.B., an advanced and beginners interested in developing a hobby, covering pen \u2014 pencil \u2014 water colours and oil.Personal instruction by the director.Plentiful and reasonable accommodation.Fall and Winter Fine Art Hobby Classes starting Oct.modation information.VALENTINE SCHOOL OF ART 1215 Greene Ave.\u2014 WEllington 2584 and holiday paradise offering variety of coast subjects.For 1st.Folder and accom- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1049 SALVATION ARMY DRIVE CHAIRMAN | \u20ac \u20ac.Pominien Rubber Company Lim- Hed, bas been appointed General Choïrmen of the Scivation Army Cempolqu for this year with the Compeign oponing Mey 3rd end hing Mer 8 en objective for Mentreel Thockrey, President of being set et W.MeLoen, Chairmen, end W.J.Patersen, Vice-Choirmen Special Names: FP.W.Owen, Cheirmen, and E.F.Lyons, Vice-Cheirmen, Industriel Div: E.MH.Weodiey.Chairmen of Publicity: Mrs.MH.6.Normen, Choirmen, Women's Div.: Mes.Arther Lymen, Cheirmen, Women's Special Nemes: end Mrs.Commercialized The Weatmount City Council | has given three readings to a bylaw, amending the zoning by-laws, fo commercialize a part of that property that is within \u2018West- mount\u2019s - boundaries fronting on Cote des Nejges road.This area includes\u2019 five Tote.* * » A business tax by-law\" was alsa given third reading at Monday nights Council meeting.This bylaw.will raise business taxes by two and a half per cent on the average.After a third reading, à by-law such as this, goes to the Lieut.- Governor - in - Council at Quebec City for spproval * * The Comet] also re-appointed Riddel, Stead, Graham and Hut- R.E Jemiesen, Vice-Chairman, Women's Special Names.chison as auditors for this.year.Y.M.C.A.NOTES _ Young Adult Program This next week the Young Adult Program will take a back seat to the Annual Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.With every room, includng the gymnasium and the swimming pool being occupied by craft exhibits, competitions, and displays, the young people will only be able to join with the crowds who come to see the events.Tho Hobby Show does not start until Wednesday evening, so the Bridge Club will be able to hold its regular meeting on Monday night at 8 p.m.Those who are not fortunate enough to leave the city for their holiday will be able to take part in this regular activity.The Young Men's Club are also fortunate in being able to hold their regular semi-monthly meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.The main feature of the evening will be a \u201cnumber of films illustrating the world-wide work of the YM.C.A.The Sunday Evening Fireside will not be held in the future.This program proved to be a valuable asset to the members during the winter evenings, but now that summer is her (or almost so) and with daylight saving becoming effective\u2019 on April 24th, the need will have gone.The regular Friday Social Dance has had to be cancelled due to the Hobby Show but the Saturday Night Club of the Central Y.M.C.A.has extended an invitation to all members to attend their Carnival Dance to be held on Saturday, April 23rd.The proceeds of this event will go to the world wide work of the Y.M.C.A.SPECIAL NOTE:\u2014 The West- mount Y.M.C.A.will be closed on Good Friday.Boys\u2019 Division Basketball Instruction\u2014If you are between the ages of twelve and sixteen years of age and would like to learn how to play basketbbal, there is a place for you at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Each Wednesday evening at 6.30 p.m.there is special instruction in the fundamentals of how to play, under the capable supervision of Mr.Cecil Woods.Don't stay oui of the game because you do not Er ES know how \u2014 learn this year so that next year you may make a team.Saturday Nite\u2014The Westmount Y.M.C.A.teenagers club will not hold its regular dance this Saturday, April 16th on account of the Easter Religious observance.On Saturday, April 23rd, the West- mount \u201cY\u201d Teen-age members have been invited to attend the Teen-age Dance at the Central Y.M.C.A.as the Westmount Boys and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show will be using all available Y.M.C.A.facilities.The next regular teen-age Saturday nite program complete with Randy Whinfield and Orchestra, mixed swimming, dance instructions and films will taka: place on Saturday, April 30th.Special events planned by teenagers at the \u201cY\u201d for the near future is an all-day trip to the Plattsburg, New York, \u201cY\" teenage group and an all-day picnic to Chambly Fort on the Richelieu.Saturday Movie \u2014 This week's regular Saturday afternoon movie at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.is \u2018The Enchanted Forest\u2019 in technicolour, starring Edmund Lough, and Brenda Joyce.Also featured on the same programme are comedy shorts and volume 13 of the serial \u2018Jungle Menace\u2019.; Movie commences at 1.15 p.m.and is open to all boys and girls resident in the Westmount area.Special prize winners of last week's film were Master Ross Herron and Master Robert Baker.In addition five other boys won prizes.St.Paul Alumnae To Hold Luncheon In connection with the Golden Jubilee celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the founding of St.Paul's Academy, West- mount, a joint luncheon will be held by the English and French Alumnae Associations on Sunday, May 1, in St.Leo's School Hall.Co-chairmen for this event will be Miss Dorothy Quigley, president of the English section, and ora Mrs.Dostaler O'Leary, president of the French Section.I SR Sa ET a After much compulsion and eompiderable exercising of diplomacy on our part, Mel Burge, our old friend, agreed to compose the masterpiece of literary effort which follows in a few lines.All the while he kept up a continual patter of muttering, vaguely inter- -mingleq with the muffled sound of à typewriter.Anyway, he finally finisheg his \u201cmenial\u2019 \u2018task in the wee, wee hours of the morning .; it away Mel .with our sincere thanks ! BADGE COMPETITION RESULTS .The winner for the month of March was St.Luke's Troop with a 7.7 point average, followed by Wesley Seniors with a 5 point Cote des Neiges + average; + 80 take St.Saviour's with 14 average; St.Columba 1.1 average; Wesley Juniors.with .9 ay.erage; St.Augustines with .9 ay.\u2018erage; Queen Mary with .8 aver.| âge;- Wilingdon with, 8 average: Trinity with .5'average; lon with .3 average; Montreal West \u2018with ,2 averagé and St.Matthew's with 1 average.Congratulations .St.Luke's! .St.Luke\u2019s, in case you are interested, is the new- eat troop in N.D.G: St.Matthias Pack Last Friday the Pack had a good badge.session with a visit from Mr.Gilhooly.Alan Byers and Peter Leslie passed Artist Badge .both now have their 2nd star and 3 badges and so Alan was promoted to Second of the Grey Six and Peter to Second of the Sand Six.Hamilton Slesser com: pleted Toymaker and First Aider Badges and Michael Harper, First Aider.Roddy Hermitage completed his first star.April 2nd, there was a Swimmer Badge exam at the Westmount Y and Michael Harper, John Foote and Russel Williams passed the test.There will be a meeting Good Friday but a special programme has been arranged for next week.Cubs are reminded of the special prize for the best neckerchief slide.This competition will go on for an other two weeks.\u201cY\u201d Hobby Show Executive Listed President of this year\u2019s West.mount YMCA Boys' and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show is Morley Swan Boys\u2019 Vice-President is Derek Dawson; girls\u2019 vice-president is Diane Gaherty.Treasurer is Maxwell Caplan and Wilma Nash is secretary.Committee members are Betty Baird, Plast Baker, Andrew Beckett, Donald Berlin, Gordon Campbell, Anne Clayton, Caroline Clements, Elizabeth Cross, Mi cheline de Fresne, John Donaldson, Richard Ewing, Jim Ferra: bee, Joan Fish, Louise Fleming Denis Gaherty, Marilyn Gardner, Frances Gauthier, Alex Goodman, Fred Gutelius, Donald Hendry, Joyce Hendry, Garrell Kiroyac, Ken Knowles, Elizabeth Loc heart, Jeannine Lucas, Doro: thy Morgan, Beatrice Oliver, Peter Quinlan, Diane Reusing, Sandra Ross, Bernie Rothman, Richard Ryan, Peter Safford, Joan Sharfe, David Smith, Tom Sparrow, John Stethem, Judith Tyner, John Vipond, Pauline Werry, Frances Young and Gi bert Young.Advisory, Committee members are: Chairman, W.F.Dawson, members are J.G.Atkinson, Miss Patricia Ailley, J.Gordon Clarke H.A.Clinch, John Gatto, Eric Hamilton, Frank Harte, Mrs.Netterfield, H.Nourse and J.B.Smyth.Parents\u2019 Association Sponsor Annual Dance The annual dance organized by l'Association des Parents dé Westmount for the High School students of St.Leo's and St.Paul's | Academies and their friends, will be held in St.Leo's hall at 9 po Saturday, April 23.Music will be provided by \u201cThe GT TY TR Blue .Serenaders.\u201d Agence has bla 0er aigs + sue Ir ons | a isit and dge star Was rey the om- ider irst om- 2nd, xan hael ssel hers day peen are for This est iris\u2019 wan, erek is Max- n is etty drew rdon oline Mi- nald- erra- ning, dner, man, ndry, 0yac Loc- Doro- liver, sing, man, ford, Tom udith \\uline Gil- | nbers sol; Miss larke, Eric s, H J.Bed by Bd School A pauls M 3, will i «The yoL.XX, No.15 3 The 14th annual exhibition by REPAIRED « REFINISHED « SUPPLIED | Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY | Free Estimates WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT Westmount Stamp Club Will Hold Exhibit Next Week the Westmount Stamp Club will h ?YEARS IN WESMOUNT\"; ' ] © ' % OUR SPECIALTY à\u2018! \u2018+ RINGS Designed and recreated from our old jewellery, > sketches Individual he: 8 co ubmitted without OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREEK Unity Club Fund Now Over $22,000 A total of $22,588 has been raised by the Westmount Rotary Club in their drive for funds to build a Unity Boys' Club, up to Wednesday, it was announced at the Rotary Club luncheon in Victoria Hall.The Rotarians hope to raise $103,000 in the campaign started be held in Victoria Hall during | pril 21, 22 and 23, in conjune- ion with the annual convention S£ the Canadian Philatelic Society and the Canadian Stamp Dealers\u2019 \u2018Association.His Worship the Mayor of West- ount, J.S.Cameron, and the Hon.Ernest Bertrand, Postmaster eneral, will officiate at the open- Ing on Thursday, April 21, at 8.15 nl.P Special cachets have been prepared for the exhibition and will he available at the hall.Through the courtesy of the Post Office Department, a special Post Office js being installed for the three days.The regular meeting of the Westmount Stamp Club will be held on Thursday evening after the official opening of the exhibition, when the Canadian Philatelic Society entertains the Westmount Stamp Club.The annual meeting of the Canadian Philatelic Society will be held Friday, April 22nd.A banquet is to be held in Victoria Hall on Saturday evening at 1.00 p.m.The guest speaker is to be Mr.Robson Lowe, prominent British philatelist.Ex-Deputy Chief Police And Fire Killed By Train Charles BE.Hort, 77, ex-Deputy Chief of Police and Fire for the City of Westmount, was instantly killed Monday morning when a Montreal-bound C.P.R.train ran over him at the railway crossing at Valois.Police reported that the elderly Man was waiting for the train to Bo by when he was apparently drawn in under its wheels by the sudden suction of air.He retired from the employ of the City on pension in 1922 after working for them since 1897.The victim was on his way home from doing some shopping in Valois when the accident happened.The train stopped half a mile past the station.Point Claire Police Chief E.Paiement and Dets.Leopold Quevillon and Arthur Crevier, of the Provincial Police, investigated.A cithera is an ancient musical instrument resembling the lute.From the cithera have come the modern zither and guitar.\u2014\u2014 A pretty girl, attractively surrounded by traditional Easter lilies, comes forth with a smile to join The Examiner in giving you an Easter greeting.\u2014Central Press Canadian.Book Review \u201cPass That Puck\u201d Shows: Hockey Needs Spirit The following is another in a series of book-reviews which will appear in The Examiner written by young people of the district.These books are all available at the Westmount Public Library.PASS THAT PUCK By Richard T.Flood At the beginning of the story, Radfort University is trying to make a place for a hockey rink.The rink was to be made on the Bay, and the area was marked with sticks.On the first day of practice.Nat Collier, a very good skater, went out of the boundary and fell into the water.x This was against the rules, and he was suspended from hockey for the term, he blamed the manager Whitey Sherman, Whitey had a serious leg injury and was out of hockey, so he managed the team, and was doing his best.The boys built the rink, and started the first game without Nat.At Christmas they all went home to their parents, after the holidays Nat was allowed to play again, but when he played, he only tried to get goals for himself, and his team-mates didn't like this.Radford kept winning games, until they went to Dartmouth, and on the way there, there was a blizzard and they were stuck in the Mayor Becomes Legion Hon.Pres.Mayor James A.Cameron became honorary president of West- mount Branch (No.39) of the Canadian Legion Tuesday night at a general meeting of the unit held in the Legion Memorial Building on Mountain street.He was installed by Ted Round, an executive of the Provincial Command of the Legion and presented with a gavel by the branch's first president, J.C.MacFarlane.! drifts, but arrived eventually.Nat tplayed as usual and didn't pass, SILVER'S TAILORING High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR _ Good assortment of imported goods always in stock REPAIRING, CLEANING AND PRESSING 1850 St.Catherine West, Near St.Mark NEW ADDRESS AFTER MAY 1st 5133 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Vendome) he didn\u2019t help the team.Whitey Sherman took Nat out of the game on his own responsibility, as the coach couldn't get through the blizzard.When they returned to Rad- fort, Nat had learned his lesson, he now played \u2018Hockey\u2019 and helped his team win the cup.WE.3804 Ray Fleming.Rio de Janeiro is the capital of Brazil.\u2014\u2014 + sociation have three weeks ago.Eighty-seven new subscriptions have come in this week, ree presenting $3,307, of which $3,165 is in cash and the rest is in the form of pledges.The total number of subser iptions since the drive opened is 410 and of the total, $22, 588, subscribed, $19,766 is in cash, Other announcements made at * the Rotary meeting include: The Westmount Municipal As- invited the club to attend a \u201ctown meeting\u2019 planned by that organization for May 3 in Victoria Hall.This meeting will be held to discuss the -prob- lem of recreational facilities in Westmount, in.which the Rotary Club is very much interested.Also on May 3 at 8.15 p.m., the former Mayor and aldermen of this city will be presented with scrolls commemorating their service.The Rotary Club will hold their annual meeting next week and there will be no speaker.Wednesday's Speaker Charles H.Peters, city editor of a Montreal morning daily, was the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting and he told the Rotarians (Continued on Page 12) and HOT FOR FREE SURVEY AND ESTIMATES, CALL HEAT-MAKE LIMITED 167 Hillside Ave.Westmount YOU CAN ENJOY AUTOMATIC HEAT ALL YEAR ROUND WE.2100 WATER NOW 4169 St.Catherine W.1385 St.FI.2641 M DON'T DELAY- LAWN MOWER SHARPENED and SET Avoid the Rush! Be FIRST on the List WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER SCREENS MADE TO ORDER Catherine W.A, 6219 SPRING IS HERE! IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR MA.6219 4860 Sherbrooke W.DE.1145 the organ.rection of the organist, Gifford J.EASTER EVE Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.hh 0 PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15.1949 - 11 \u20ac \u2014 J k of} T H F E X A M i N E R of the Engineering Institute of Canada, re- = enn ne \u2018 cently.Mr.Fairweather described the first- a : .\u201c dy = Serving the City ot Westmvunt class blunder which the Germans had made .i ry i GARDEN SUBUKH OK CANADA S METROPOLIS before World War II.\u201cGermany spent large ï [ 3p Published Every Friday by Se ., a kd à sums on the construction of str i - a hd [4 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ction of strategic high Your Church is the.Bulwark of Democracy.J 19 Aou ways and, at the same time, neglected to > PAIN\u2019 ! Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.APN 3 ; 8 There Does Freedom Flourish LAS | WAlnut 2773 % maintain its railways,\u201d he said.\u201cThey be- Attend the Church of Your Choi Regular! 4469 CR | \u201cThe Kxuminer aims to be an independent, clean lieved that a new era had developed in enc the Church of Your Lhotce regulary.( ; ; | spaper for the home, devoted to public service.: : \u2014| : \u201c pi \u20ac + \"Mail subscriptioes: $2.00 pes ear: 61,00 half-year.transportation, proposing to demonstrate to ¥ Charl Johnst il Carryl fi : $ Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, the world the overwhelming supremacy of ¥ .\u201cy arles Johnston will speak on I 5 1 fl Post Office Nept.Ottawa the new over the old.The highways, how- | Dominion-Douglas J \u201cJourney - to Emmaus\u201d: Specia) G © jé FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 ever, did not have the required capacity : ¥ pi will include two Faster car, | Ad , ' and even i - on Good Friday morning at 11/05 Rise up, my love\u201d, by Willan, Aco jt e they had, Germany was, there d \u201cOn lovely East tL Loopy i ; i a.m.in Dominion-Douglas Church, 2\u201d n a lovely Easter morning\u2019, J! ART bo a fore, forced in the midst of the conflict, to by John Robb.F Th ! | i He RAILWAYS MORE EFFICIENT rehabilitate its railway system.\u201d a service of worship will be held, 4 1 Ma Maa 0 e Mes de ., .d - i i ; nger will sing sy JA \u201cThe railway is mechanically more ef-| Mr.Fairweather pointed out that a three- oe ain wil preach on \"tne \"1 Know that my Redeemer liveth FR/ 9 44 ficient than any other means of land trans- lane highway, with the centre lane used |Cross and Our Sins\u201d.and Harry Brown will sing \u201cThe Ti 1 F, ; .+ .pe .\u201d SEE portation and is functionally ever so much for Lose, has £ theoretical capacity, if The Easter morning service will Trompe ora po more effective,\u201d stated S.W.Fairweather cou y ely for freight movement, OË |begin at 10.35 a.m.with the sing- tion will moet to sew at 1 Ass.WE - ; approximately 125,000 tons per day.A |ing by the Choir of the Easter ciation wil mee o sew at 10 am, ne of Montreal West, vice-president, research double track railway has a theoretical capa- Cantata by Bach, \u201cChrist lay in followed by a luncheon at 1pm, MB, py and development, Canadian National Rail- city of 1,000,000 tons per day, or eight times |death\u2019s dark prison\u201d Dr.Lloyd at which Mrs.W.H.Harrison ang EE ways, at a meeting of the Toronto branch greater.Smith will take as his Easter Mrs.Lloyd Smith will be hostesses, HOME .theme, \u201cResurrection Power\u201d.Spe- ee , ; Serious 1 \u2018 ; ?x cial music will also include \u201cBless- pedroom J.C.Scott Conducts \u2018The Messiah à ciel musie wi Also 4 Pather\u201d D Calvary Church jeton L Calvary Church ||ed ley, and \u201cSurely He hath Dorchester St.at Groone Ave, cunt * Wesley, : + + \u2019 \u20ac J.Christie Scott will again con- The Easter Festival of Victory borne our griefs\u201d by Handel.The Westmoun duct his choir when they render .will be celebrated with special Service will end with the Hallelujah Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, Lake.I's \"Th sh! > : ; orus.M.A., D.D.ished, cf Fodor essa on eo services in Calvary United Church |, gnecial Easter program has ' ns , Sunday both morning and eve- Î the Church ifford Mitchell, B.,A., Mus.B 0 manuel Church at 8 p.m., and the on 8 been prepared -for the Giffor tehell, Br bi nes 6 C i ; ning.The Minister, the Very Rev.School beginning at 3 p.m., includ- Organist and Choir Director choir has been augmented to more |; he showi f the film, \u201cThe then 100 voices.This will be the T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D., wil LC astern OIL Will be an open SUNDAY, APRIL 17th.\u201cYEAE ; ir .; 21st occasion of Hr.Scott's of- preach at the 11 a.m.service on session, and parents are invited.10,00 a.m.Church School.Wanted ficiating in \"The Messiah\u2019 and he {the theme \u201cEaster, the Festival The evening service will com- 11.00 am.Easter: the Feslival of Vie pou Ta feels, as do lovers of oratorio, that of Victory » while at the evening pence at 7.30 p.m.and the Rev.7.30 pam.After Easter\u201d \u2014 What?ing.this work should have orchestral will be A me tes The Communion of The Lord's Sup.OFI accompaniment, as Handel intend- woe er waster \u2014 at: n per with reception of new members Th , uren © e ve , .e Sacrament of The Lord's - will follow the preaching services boih ed.A 15-piece orchestra with Supper will be shared following Corner of Wood & Western, morning and evening.) Harry Norris as concert master the preaching of the sermons both Westmount Special Easter music by the Choir and including the brilliance of morning and evening and new All are heartily invited to aitend.Brady Oc .oN .ë ; Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay able fon trumpets will participate.Soloists members will be received into the Rev.John W.Kerr ee Hoo oi will be Margaret Messenger, fellowship of the Church.The FRIDAY \u2018 Dominion-Douglas - Tue, Sl soprano: Lillian Kirk, contralto; Church School will meet at 10 7.30 am i oD Fat tang.Church a Alfred Wellens, tenor; and John a.m.9.30 a.m.Table Prayers and Sermon.Westmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne ant.Wri Scott, the conductor's father, as The Choir will render special 12.00 Br Rov.Hours.re.co Avenue 23 R bass.George E.Flower will be at Easter carols and anthems at the 4.00 p.m.Children\u2019s Service.; services on Sunday, under the di- 8.00 p.m.Evensong.FE Ministers: ETDERLY Boom, ne * 01 pupils .n easily detect it by the Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac.Sa bo, Mattine 2d Table Prayers R Charles F.Johnston, M.A., S.TM.TN fai | Christian Science ||sign on front \u201cWestmount Bap-| On Good Friday at 8 p.m.in EASTER DAY ev.Charles Tn EE CE OS os G * \u2014 \u2014-\u2014\u2014- com mk ist\u201d the Church the Choir will pre-| goo am.7.00 am.and 8.00 am, 1 ; es \u201cDoctrine of Atonement\u201d js the At the Morning Service the sent the Passiontide Cantata en- Holy Communion.sas Pre EASTER SUNDAY APRII ! h SANAGES j i h ; titled \u201cThe Last Supper\u201d.At the 930 am: Children\u2019s Eucharist: Pre- 10.35 a.m.\u201cEaster Cantata\u201d, by Cholr, subject of the Lesson-Sermon to |Theme will be \u201cThe Christ Who e ice th Eli st 0 10.15 sentation of Mite Boxes.Resurrection Power GAVAGE be read in Church of Christ Rose Triumphant.The Music, sam service e mister wi .15 a.m.Matlins, 4 ev.A.oyd mith._ FCARAG Scientist on Sunday \"| presented by the Choir under the |8iVe an illustrated lecture with 3:0) pm.Lo Evensong.300 ere School \u2014 lhe Fit 5G ,, : .3 i i , - 3 5 -.y > © _ The Golden Text is from John direction of Hibbert Troop, will colored Slides on the Passion Holy Commins 8 Sea Monday and 7.30 p.m.\u201cJourney to Emmaus.\u201d w= WANTED 1:29 \u201cJohn seeth Jesus coming be as follows:\u2014 Prelude on \u201cPraise Play at Oberammergau.Friday; 7 a.m.\u2018Tuesday, Thurs Rev.Charles Johnston, vicinity unto him, and saith, Behold the |the Lord, O My Soul\u201d \u2014 Karg- Gay and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wed- choi Lr 8 se + ow ; 1\" * man\" > ex Wed- Organist and Cholrmaster, = lamb of God, which taketh away Elert; Chorale Jesus Lives!\u201d Stanley Presbyterian Matins: 7.30 am, dally, except on Wed en \u201cRobb.Mus, Bac.EST the sin of the orld.hich Sachs Solo T7 NY Hope 1s pe Church Evensong: 5.00 p.m.daily.except om sensona bl mong the citations which com- Everlasting\u201d \u2014 ainer; ale Saturday at 8 p.m.Ro35.prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol- Chorus & Solos -\u2014 \u201cWatchman, ST.ANDREW S CHURCH 29 lowing from the Bible:- \u201cFor if,| What of the Night?\u201d \u2014 Sarjeant Westmount and Victoria Avenue ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.\u2018a when we were unemies, we were \u2014Salter.CHURCH near Argyle Ave.wo Lh reconciled to God by the death of The Theme of the Evening Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Westmount D.M.G BA fod his Son, much more, heing recon- Sermon will be \u201cThe Lord Who Ch ve Hill and Rev.D.ant.om pile, sacr ciled, we shall be saved by his life.lives to Save\u201d.Music:\u2014\u201cPrelude SUNDAY, APRIL 17th Corner Church Fil, an MIN PIE And not only so.but we also joy in G Major\" Bach: Chor Cote St.Antoine Road .piece val : 45 e also joy in 5 ger 7 acn; Chorus \u2014 |11,00 n.m.The Sacrament of the Lord's Rector: Rev, George K.Ward, B.A chesterfie in God through our Lord Jesus |\u2018\u2018Christ is Risen\u201d \u2014 Elvey; Solo Supper.Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant-Minister Jp iter Christ, by whom we have now re- \u2014 \u201cHosanna!\u201d \u2014 Grenier; Solo [11.15 a.m.Sunday Sehool.Assistant: Rev.R.Cariss, B.A.L.Th.\u2014\u2014 , ; MA sor cived lhe atonement.\u201d (Romans 5: Day!\u201d \u2014 Norwegian Carol ar-| 7.30 p.m.The Sacrament of the Lord's EASTER SUNDAY 11:00am.Ar, Grant \u201cThe Triumph of M.ny 10,11).ranged by Dickinson Supper.7.00, 8.00, 9.30 a.m.Holy Communion.| ; sa, > : ar Oe .we \u201cTors 7.30 p.m.Choral Service.Easler For- The Lesson-Sermon also includes The Ordinance of Baptism by Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M.11.00 a.m.Holy Communion | (Choral) tions of \u201cThe Messiah.\u201d L.Mus.(McGill , and Sermon.Preacher: The .Mus.( } Rector.8.39 p.m.Easter Drama.The Story of the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u2018Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy:- \u201cThe atonement of Christ reconciles man to God, not God to man; i delivered during the Pre-Easter Immerson will be administered at the Evening Service.Visitors are cordially welcomed on all occasions.The Services of the day will climax the Series of Addresses Organist and Choir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11.00 a.m.Junior Church in the Parish Hall (Special Easter Service).7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.C.R.Cariss.ST.STEPHEN'S Good Friday and Easter.10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church School.Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.Phillips Motley, B.A.Mus.Bac, F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP TS for the divine Principle of Christ Period and entitled \u201cMen Around Melville Ave., Westmount CHURCH is God, and how can God propitiate The Master\u201d.Dr.J.A.Johnston Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A.B.D Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.St.James United Church El Himself?Christ is Truth, which [will preach at both Services.\u2019 Minister QU\" \u2014_\u2014 463 St.Catherine St.West peaches no higher than itself.The F ch h of ch Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector - watering St L ountain can rise no higher than irs urch o rist er NHAV ap - \u2014 Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennon îts source.Christ, Truth, could ' oat EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 27th GOOD FRIDAY : : Scientist \u2014_\u2014 i 2 5 conciliate no nature above his own, Services at 9 and 10 am; 2 and 8 pam.Visiting Minister derived from the eternal love.It 52 Academy Road, 11.00 adn.Tublic a Choir EASTER SUNDAY Rev.B.B.Brown was therefore Christ's purpose to Westmount, P.Q.HandePs \u201cMessiah\u201d appropriate 0.00 am.Holy Communion.\u2014 to the Easter Season, and inelud- 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.SUNDAY, APRIL 17th reconcile men to God, not God to man.\u201d (Page 18:13-2).* | Westmount Baptist * - \u2014\u2014\u2014 * The Easter Season of our Lord's Triumph will be celebrated at both Services in Westmount Baptist West Side Entrance SUNDAY, APRIT, 17h.11.00 a.m.Morning service, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School, Wednesday \u2014 Teslimony p.m.Reading Room.4922 Sherbrooke St.W.11.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.also Fri- Meeling.8.15 ing the \u201cHallelujah Chorus.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmasler Visitors and Friends Cordially Welcome Choral Celebration.Children's Service.Festal Evensong.11.00 a.m.3.00 p.m.7.30 p.m, Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kemneth Naylor, Rector.11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Resurrection.\u201d 3.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Present Christ.\u201d Special Easter Music and Scie tions from Handel's \u201cMessiah™ at the Evening Service.Rev, T.E.services, McLennan \u2018at beth Church on Sunday.The Bible SE aa an OT except R , , ; ; ; ; ys.ev.H.Douglas Smith, Assistant .School will have its session at 9.45 Subjeet: Doctrine of Atonement, WESTMOUNT BAPTIST GOOD FRIDAY AVESTM OUNT Park am.The Bus Service from Mont-{Goiden Text: John 1: 29 John serth CHURCH 10.00 a.m.Mattins.\u2018 + * \u20ac real West brings many pupils from that section of the Cityé New Jesus coming unto him, and smith, Behold the lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the would.Postal Address: Box 183, Station D, Montreal WE INVITE YOU Sherbrooke St.W., and Roslyn Ave.Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 a.m.The Christ Who Rose Trium- 10.30 a.m.Ante-Communion.12.00 Noon \u2018Three Hours.SATURDAY \u2014 EASTER EVE Holy Communion 9.30 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: 11.00 a.m.Children and Parents.Presenta- | i ~FMMANUEL 3 4 * CS John Alexander Johnston, D.D., 6.30 a.m.Holy Communion.2 Western Ave.at Lansdowne | Montreal Christian Business Men's Committee \u2014 6.00 Holy Communion TL I \u2014_\u2014 5.00 a.m.Holy Communion.ie , - Hibbert Troop, 700 am.Holy Come.Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D., 3 The Rector.Kindergarten, EASTER SERVICES 3.00 p.m.Service for Sunday Scheol EASTER SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Sermon Topic \u2014 \u201cMan of April.\u201d rm z = PS TO READ \"WHAT EASTER MEANS TO YOU\" on page five of phant.2.30 tion or Mite Boxes.rhe R is à 5 \" , _ .30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rev.10 des M ro: AL i - 9.45 a.m.Church Bible Sehool.Bus H.Douglas Smith.7.30 pme Sermon Topic \u2014 \u201cThe Easter ISTEN TO: \"Cristian Business Men on the Air.7.30 Tt ; EASTER MONDAY Faith.= .7.gm he Lord Who Lives To} 7.00 a.m, Holy Communion.GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAYS: 1.05-1.15 p.m,, on Station CJAD.ave.STER TUESDAY The choir will present -Handcl's _\u2014 BAPTISMAL SERVICE 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.«HE MESSIAH* with orchestral Sponsoring: © \"Youth for Christ\" @ \"Christ for Montreal\u201d Easter Music By Westmount Choir 7.00 EDNESD 3 accompaniment Wit Rallies Campaigns .00 a.m, Holy Communidn.; .3 paig ç THURSDAY J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director Dr.Johnston at Both Services, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, G.E.Flower, Organist wt ry SERN tm AAT ee re tp rn pny > py o = gran ye DETECT RAYS me ey TTT EET CT ES NE EE EET < ic or.jrat 3 J of For of wné PAINTING CONTRACTORS 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) Carrying a complete stock of GLIDDEN PAINTS Al A complete assortment of ARTISTS\" MATERIALS ° FRAMED PICTURES e MIRRORS WE DELIVER \u2014 WE.6889 i, PROPERTY WANTED {HOME URGENTLY WTD.À serious buyer will purchase 3 or 4 pedeoom house with early occupancy, In good residential district.Please call H._« Joseph & Co, MA.2866.M-17 fs COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET En lake Clair, near Sit.Jovite, fur- pished, cily convenience, boat, fishing.Ÿ Also one house for sale, DE, 7 91 os pl M-20 8 E 6 COUNTRY HOUSES WANTED ÉTEAR ROUND HOUSE E wanted to rent not buy.Rellable dult family, at least 3 bedrooms.akeshora or vicinity.FI 3954 evenings.£94 OFFICE SPACE TO LET PROFESSIONAL OFFICES à ead October 1st, 5 large rooms, suit- E lic for doctors, dentists, architects, Met, with washrooms and all con- À veniences in first class apartment house, Sherbrooke St., near Westmount 5 City Hal.Can be rented as a suite or B individualts and divided to suit ten- Pont.Write box 535 \u20ac o 2185 Hampton, æ ROOM and BOARD Ë WANTED.ELTDERLY LADY requfres bright warm 200m, near bath, with board.Quiet, ult family, not many stairs.wo #26 GARAGES TO LET i AUAGE, Roslyn, between Western and herbrooke, $15.00 monthly, EL.7958.ES GARAGE to let, .heated, 316 Victoria $Avenue.WA, 8108, 8.30 a.m.- M-34 GARAGES WANTED ANTED to rent \u2014 Single car garage, Argyle Avenue, Phone ey STORAGE TO LET Ete STORE household, furniture at casonable rates, Apply early.a 3 M-24 FOR SALE A.GENERAL THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 I The Westmount E xaminer | Classified Advertising I \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773+ 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 29 FOR SALE GLORIFY YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL TILE FLOOR COVERING in ASPHALT, RUBBER | .OR CORK | WE INSTALL OR SELL ARMSTRONG TILES CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM OR ASK OUR REPRESENTATIVE TO CALL ON YOU 4105 ST.CATHERINE W.NEAR WOOD AVE.WE.1455 NORAMIC CO.FLOORING SPECIALISTS M-13 LADY\u2019S grey suit, spring or summer, 16, perfect condition, Salon purchase, too small for owner, 315.00.FI.pos.=! 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DINING ROOM SUITE Nine pieces, excellent condition, cost $200.00, will sacrifice at $65.00.4375 Kensington Avenue, N.D.G., DE.338%, M-39 PIANO, upright, mahogany.Call WE.5726.M-29 HATS REMODELLED Also hand knitting, dresses, ete.sonable price.WA.2158.M-26 LADY\u2019S raccoon coat, size 16, good condition, $150.00.BE.1770.M-37 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trafl- erg for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871.EL.6023, M-15 KITCHEN dinette set; single size continental bed, vanity, spread and drapes Rea- matching; (wo blue hall rugs, one yard by 3% yards; one yard by 4% yards.Lady\u2019s suits, dresses and coats, size 14.WA.5720.M-35 WOODWORK Kitchen oabinets made and Installed.Radiator covers, vallance boards and all kinds of alterations.Hunter Wood Products Reg\u2019d.DE.7582.M-14 SPRING coat, turquoise, size 12, for teen-ager.DE.-3205, M-52 BARGAIN Chesterfield, 8 pteces, mew, modern, 2 tone, spring filled, sacrifice at once, $75.00; bedroom suite, 7 pleces, walnut finish, 2 tone, 895.00; electric refrigerator, new, approved, 6 and 7 cu.ft, sealed unit, fully guaranteed by manufacturers, immediate delivery, terms from $40.00 deposit and ~ $10.00 per month; new rugs, 6x90, $30.00, 9x12, $55.00; Wilton, 27\u201d wide, 8.25 per yard, cholce\u2019 of size ard color, at unbeatable prices; oil heater, cabinet, a beauty, value 8119.00, sacrifice 869.00; combination Gurney stove, new; electric range; electric washer; breakfast suite, maple, es 820 Sher USE \" EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS A.GENERAL 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAL CHILDREN\u2019S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken In your home, 10 different pictures, 4 by 3 inches, $5.0\": Me- Cullagh.LA.1721, evenings, M-6 31 WANTED 10 PURCHASE WILL PAY cash for suits and Hudson seal conts; wanted For vepulirs.oid DO.6843.M-33 BOY'S Eton suit, size 8, wanted.FI 4701, M-27 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, 1.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.M-16 BABY'S play pen, in good condition.FI.1015, M-55 paintings, ANTIQUE sliver, china, furniture, figurines, vases, clocks, objets d\u2019art, purchased.Full value.1480 St.Catherine, Lyons, WIL 5700, M-t 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED NU MODERN WALL WASHING SYSTEM Walls and ceilings done by machine.No drip, no mess, lleasonable rates.Mr, K.Barron, EL.6216.Day or evening.M-20 39 LOST CROCHETED BAG.lost Sherbrooke st, vicinity Trinity Memorial Church.WA, 5268.M-51 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers a private heated country Boarding Kennel No overcrowding and where every dog fs given individual care and alien- tion, Also trimming, washing and pedicuring.For information, LA.1822, M-ÿ FOR SALE \u2014 Reasonable, three pure bred female collie puppies, 2 months old.FIL.5815.M-41 42 = PERSONALS ENJOYABLE MOVIES For children\u2019s parties, shown in your home, sound and silent.CR.4675.M.7 CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Silent and Sound flims for children\u2019s parties.WA, 5198 M-8 What Easter Means To You \u201cBut if there be no resurrection of the dead, then is Christ not risen: and if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain .But now is Chirst risen from the of them that sleep.(Bible, 1 Cor.15:13, 14, 20) (Bible, 1 Cor.15, 18, 14, 20) The Lord Jesus Christ arose and proved that He was not a blasphemer when He said that He was equal with God.He proved that He was not an imposter when He announced that His Father had sent Him into the world.He proved that he was not a deceiver when He testified that though the Son of Man should suffer and be crucified, the third day He would rise from the dead, invested with all power in Heaven and in earth.He arose from the tomb not as He descended into it, the crucified malefactor, the victim of malice and persecution, but as \u201chead of the church,\u201d ruler of the kingdoms of the world, the Lord of Lords.Jesus died for our sins.He arose to redeem us from their power.He died to rescue us from spiritual bondage.He arose to assert His dominion over us, that, as the people whom He hath redeemed, we should \u201clive not to ourselves, neither for ourselves, but for Him who died for us, and rose again.\u201d He died to teach us that believing in Him we mnst be crucified with Him, that we must be transformed, by dying unto sin, into the likeness of His death.He arose to teach us that, dead to our former sinful pursuits, we must live with Him We leave by faith, as it were, the polluted garments of the old man in the tomb, to put on the apparel of the \u201cnew man, which after Him is created in righteousness and true holiness.\u201d He arose to inspire us with the most elevated hope\u2014to inspire us with the hope of Christ-likeness, of victory over sin, of triumph over temptation.He arose to inspire us with the hope of the first resurrection, when the trumpet shall blow, when the Lord Himself shall descend {rom Heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, with the trump of God, and the dead in Christ shall rise first.He arose to inspire us with the hope of the home in Heaven which He has promised those who love Him, those who have been washed in His blood, and have been regenerated by His Holy Spirit.He arose to inspire us with hope of an eternal resurrection and reunion, body and soul reunited, to reign and rejoice with the Christ of God forever.He arose to inspire us with the hope of reward.Inquiries and correspondence invited.Montreal Christian Business Men's Committee, P.O.Box 183, Station D, Montreal.Affiliated with the C.B.M.C.International.Sponsoring: Broadcast CJAD, Saturdays, 1.05-1.15 p.m.\u201cYouth for Christ\u201d Rallies: \u201cChrist for Montreal\u201d Campaigns.\u201cWho was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justitication.Therefore, being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ\u201d (Romans 4:25; 5:1).Hyman J.Appelman, D.D,, Glendale, California.PAGE FIVE ® Refrigerators ® G.E.Washers ® Moffat Ranges ® Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Ave.) EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS WE.2226 - Fl.3006 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH DECORATING FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, I.Thomas.Fur painting and decorating, W.Thomas.léstimates tree, WI, 6311.M-3 ENARE CONSTRUCTION CO.INTERIOR aud exterior painting, new buildings, geueral repairs, removing wallpaper by machine, Planned k.t- chen units.Free estimates.DE.ANS = DRESSMAKING EXPERIENCED dressmaker will do sewing in your home.WE, 1574, M-18 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order.MA.7820.M-5 INTERIOR DECORATING JOLICOEUR DECORATION Under new management.Work ex- pertiy donc: drapes, bedspreads, slipcovers.Your material or ours.Jessie Wright, proprietor.WE, 1263.M-10 MUSIC LESSONS Piano-theory and harmony taught at Suburouu, - upils* residence.Also We M 23 Write box 561 e-o 2185 Hampton.RADIO SERVICE TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE And repair, work guaranteed, 24 nour service.We call and deliver.Hodge Bros., 5363 Sherbroulke West EL.4540.M-10 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS custom-built.Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no installation charge, Free steel draperies brackelg fastened on each blind.First on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS 5681 YO.3042 M2 YO.Evenings: * x | St.Andrew's Church | * * Easter! The Services on Sunday will be appropriate.The Choir will sing some of the great compositions which enrich our Christian heritage.The evening service will be a Choral Service, in which the Choir will be heard in the Eastern portions of \u201cThe Messiah\u201d.Following the service at night, there will be a Play presented in the Church Hall\u2014a sacred drama portraying, in a gripping and triumphant manner, the message of Good Friday and Easter.Among those taking part will be Mrs.D.M.Grant, Mrs.D.O.B em- ner, Miss Christine Jockel Max Ford and Leonard Martin.Phillips Motley, organist, will be in charge of the music, and there will be vocal selections by Mrs.W.H.Lewis, Mrs.E.B.Reynolds, John Grant and Henry Gosham\u2014ending with the \u201cHil- lelujah Chorus\u201d by the full Choir.On Good Friday at 11:00 a.m.there will be a service of worship in St.Andrew\u2019s Church.Special Rich CARDEN SOIL $3.00 Single Load $5.00 Double Load SNOWDON LANDSCAPE EL.4282 x = Tue 7 Fo PE pe ~~ x ard srr pin mg agree Ar \u201cLr Ae 0e + mre en ace à me a Ea A a RE Al ei, SA ts ee Le e.mé Tee ancre 7 EL 15e I te at ee TC ré Dm 7 7 - \u201c ae : PAGE SIX ERT - Cid | Dr.Ruth Wolfe, Marlowe Ave, entertained recently at a dinner party in honour of the 84th birith- day of her father William Wolfe, Ph.D.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Matthews, of 1197 Osborne Avenue, are moving shortly to take up their residence at 4446 Wilson Avenue, N.D.G.Yesterday Mrs.David Couper.ts.Oshorn Avenue, entertained at luncheon for Mrs.Harold Smythe, President; Mrs, Frank Sutton Second Vice-President and Mrs.Clive Masterman, all of the Outremont Women's Club.In the afternoon they at\u2018ended the Members\u2019 Day of the Verdun Women's Club.\u2014 sonal Mr.and Mrs.Henry Brown, and baby son Martin, have taken up residence at 4925 Maplewood Ave.Miss Gertrude Bethell, 459 Grosvenor Avenue, will spend the Easter holidays in Washington, D.C, Mr.and Mrs.Pierre Beauche- min and their son, Claude, of Westmount, have returned from a six weeks\u2019 trip to Havana, Mexico, Miami and New Orleans.Mrs.H.F.Reusing, 46 Belve- dere Place, was hostess at a luncheon on Tuesday at which members of the Local Council of Women of Montreal entertained Mrs.Dermot Morrah, Deputy VOGUE DRESSMAKING SUPPLIES Formerly ot 4836 Sherbrooke W.NOW MOVED TO 6 SOMERVILLE AVE.(Corner Victoria) One block south of Sterbrooke St.We have a complete stock of: Zippers - Threads - Skirt Facing - Shoulder Pads Our Specialties: Cloth covered Buttons and Buckles - Burton Holes Metal Eyelets .Hemstitching, etc.Phone ELwood 8795 NeBack 3132 Masson St.449) St.Lawrence a MA A MAMMA 3 MME À.CourvAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN AND D.& A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC + D.A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT Ll Zr 2 72 LL 2 27 A 7 2 2 e777 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert SPRING SALE DRESSES $15 Women's Misses\u2019, Junior Sizes MILLINERY Hats That Top Everything $5 - $10 $12 $20 up $15 up Shantungs.colors and materials.Fitted or loose, all 3 urs | 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE ust Arrived / DRESSES \u2014 coy prints.In exciting new styles.$17.95 Up SUITS == A gala array of all the latest styles, $29.50 to $69.50 COATS and SHORTIES \u2014 newest shades.Moderately Priced.COT TONS \u2014 coat crisp.colorful from $8.95 Charlotte Gowns OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.sheers .beautifully tailored, in the Westmount 7773 \u2014 | place in the Church of the As- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 Engagements Westmount Girl To Wed In June » Chairman, Tower Bridge Juvenile Court, London, England.Dr.and Mrs.J.J.Hamilton, of Bethany, Ont.are arriving in town tonight to spend the Easter weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hamilton, Claremont Ave.The Hon.D.C.Abbott, K.C., Minister of Finance, and Mrs.Abbott were guests of honor at a cocktail party recently, at the Reform Club, by the Westmount Section of the Young Liberals\u2019 Association of the District of Montreal.The women of the Sergeants\u2019 Mess, Royal Montreal Regiment (MG) are holding a \u2018Get Together\u201d in the form of a dinner and entertainment on May 6th, in the Sergeants\u2019 Mess, under the con- venership of Mrs.J.Mitchell, assisted by Mrs.W.Wilson (ticket convener), Mrs.J.Harwood (entertainment), Mrs.T.Holmes and Mrs.Turner (arrangements), Mrs.H.Bent and Mrs.H.Raynes (reception), Mrs.H.Bale, Mrs.D.Linton, Mrs.S.Ba.ines, Mrs.J.Norcott, Mrs.S.Marshall, cocktails; and Mrs.W.Bannister (publicity).Kate Aitken will be guest speaker.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.James Melling, sr., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Veronica Theresa (Vera), to Mr.Francis Joseph Smith, son of the late Charles Smith, and of Mrs.Smith of Verdun, Que.The marriage has heen arranged to take place Saturday morning, July 18, at half-past eight o'clock in St.Augustine of Canterbury Church, Montreal.The engagement is announced of Miss Grace MacDonald, daughter of the late Mr.George Mac- Donald and of Mrs, Alice Mac- Donald, of Bournemouth, England, to Mr.Joseph Arthur Murphy, son of the late Arthur Murphy, and of Mrs.Catherine Murphy, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take cension of Our Lord, Westmount, on May 7.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage is arranged of Joy Ruth, daughter of the Rt.Rev.Percival S.C.Powles, Suffragan Bishop of Mid-Japan and Mrs.Powles to Mr.Basil Andrey James Smith, son of the late Francis Smith and of Mrs.E.Maude de Catto Smith, of Nassau, The Bahamas.The ceremony will take place on Saturday afternoon, April 30, at four o'clock, et the Church of the Advent, West- mount.Dr.C.F.C.Powles, of Shawville, will give his niece VTE Treen eddings => fy = uy.HEN NN 1F1 HF £ de re Lk VERRE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 - > -% The Womens Kealm + Postponement The April meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild, originally scheduled for April 18, has been postponed until April 23.Westmount C.W.L.The annual meeting of the Westmount Sub-Division, C.W.L., will take place in St.Leo's school hall on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.The election of officers for 1949-50 will be held.Mrs.D.Donnelly is chairman of the nomination committee.Bridge Party Mrs, W.J.Erly, bridge convener, Westmount C.W.L., will entertain the members who played pridge during the winter months, on Thursday, April 21, at 8.30 p.m.in St.Leo's hall.There will be door prizes an the winners .of the past seascn will also be presented with the.prizes.There will be a short musical programme and refreshments will be served.Local Council The Local Council of Women of Montreal will hold their regular in the Allan Shatford Hall, 1439 St.Catherine St, West, on Wednesday, at 2.50 p.m.Interesting reports including that of the Committee of Trades, monthly meeting BE ON TIME Readers are reminded that news reports and announcements fos the women's pages should be sent ln over the week-end, or as seon after as is possible.To contact the socia) editor, phone WA.2718.\u2019 Business and Professions for Women on Employment for Women and a report on Tramways service will be given.Hostesses will be the Inner Wheel of Montreal, 1 St.Mary's Auxiliary r .The annual meeting and election of officers of St.Mary's Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, will be held Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m., in Salons \u201cc\", \u201cD\u201d, \u201cE\u201d, the Mezzanine floor, Mount Royal Hotel.Card Party The Canadian Legion Montreal Hospital Committee are holding a card party, military whist, in the Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain Street, on Tuesday eve- ANNOUNCING .-.THE OPENING OF GRUBER British and Continental CUSTOM TAILOR For Ladies and Gentlemen Individual patterns designed and cut for each customer.Exclusive models for Ladies\u2019 Suits.Imported materials.Also remodelling and alterations, Tailcoats a specialty.4919 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Claremont) EL.3114 ning at 8.30 p.m.Proceeds from this card party will be used to purchase comforts for the boys in the various hospitals.There will be door prizes.Please bring own playing cards.6681 Assn.Dance All members and friends are invited to attend the 6681 Association Third Annual Dance to be held on Saturday at 8.30 p.mat the 17th Duke of York Royal Canadian Hussars Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road.For further information call D.J.Allen, YO.2049, W.J.Sharp, YO.2387 after 6 p.m.DRIVING SCHOOL 1 CORNWALL AVE.\u2014 MONTREAL 16 \u2014 OPEN FROM LEARN TO DRIVE SAFELY and EFFICIENTLY Special Care Given to Nervous People Full action, telescopic dual control Patent No, 453-600 Patent No.453-600 ALL CARS FULLY INSURED AT.4588 8 A.M.TO 9 P.M.Store your coat in your own neighbourhood.Our vaults are guaranteed to be moth- proof, fire-proof and : are kept at the right | 1 temperature to keep your coat in the best condition.2% INCLUDES INSURANCE WHILE IN STORAGE 24% | EXPERT FUR REPAIRS INCLUDES YEAR-ROUND INSURANCE etre mm WESTMOUNT FURS INC.5131 SHERBROOKE WEST (Between Grey ond Vendome) DE.5137 J Canon Scott The Canon Scott Chapter, '1.0.D.E., will hold & sewing meeting at the home of Miss G.Burns, 2002 Connaught Avenue, on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.Rummage Sale Under the auspices of the Social Service Club of St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount, a rummage sale will be held in the Lower Hall on Cote St.Antoine Road, Friday, April 22, at 2 p.m.Legion Branch 39 The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, will be held Tuesday, in the Brodeur Room of the Legion Memorial Building on Mountain Street, at 8:00 p.m.Silvei Cross R.C.A.F.The Silver Cross Mothers R.C.A.F.will hold a bridge party on Wednesday in the Montreal West Town Hall at 2.30 p.m.Anyone wishing to hold a table can do so by calling Mrs.C.D.Shnebly, 7259 Brock Ave.North, Montreal West, or Mrs.W.Paterson, 5431 Patricia Ave.Karnak Luncheon The Karnak Ladies Club will hold its Spring ,Luncheon on Tuesday at 12.45 p.m.at the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West, with Mrs.P.L.Thomas as convener.The annual meeting and election of officers for the ensuing year will take place immediately after the luncheon.Bowling Prizes Given at Luncheon The Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Bowling League terminated the season\u2019s activities with a luncheon in the Mount Royal Hotel, Salon \u201cB\"\u201d, on Thursday, April 7th, under the chairmanship of the secretary, Mrs.R.A, Dyer, and prizes were distributed.Head table guests included Mrs.E.J.Beauvais, wife of the Past |: Most Loyal Grand Gander of the Hon.Order of Blue Goose, International, and Mrs.Paul E.Tremblay, wife of the Most Loyal Gander of Quebec Pond.A beautiful Sheffield tray, donated by PM.L.G.G.E.J.Beauvais for the winner of the high average score, was presented to Mrs.J.E.Catley by Mrs.Beauvais.Mrs.presented the Larkin trophy to the Captain of the winning team, Mrs.Leo J.Leclerc.On behalf of the members, Mrs.Chas.H.Wood, President of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary paid tribute to Mrs.R.J.Dyer, Secretary, and Mrs.J.E.Gordon Weeks, Treasurer,- and gift presentations were made.Mrs.Wood reminded the members that the annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary will take place on Thursday afternoon, April 28th, at half-past two o'clock, in Salon \u201cA\u201d.Marianopolis Glee Club Heard At Victoria Hall A delightful evening of music was presented by the Glee Club of Marianopolis College on April 4th, at Victorla Hall.The recital was under the direction of Mr.Roger Filiatrault, of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Brussels and of the National Conservatory of Paris, where the laureateship was conferred upon him.Selections by Brahms, Chopin, Wagner and Debussy were given.Mlle.Jeanne Landry was an able accompanist and particular mention is due Mlle.Florianne Cos- noir, the guest soloist.The Misses Margaret Taylor and Pierrette Magnan rendered brilliant pianoforte selections.Paul E.Tremblay |; PAGE SEVEN Exclusive Originals in Tennis \"and Coll fom NORWAY 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from our outstanding collection.Moderate prices.FUR STORAGE YOUR PRECIOUS FURS ARE SAFE IN OUR FIREPROOF VAULTS Restyling - Glazing - Repairing NORMANDIN & FILS (Established 1884) LIMITED 5007 Sherbrooke West EL.6049 (Near Claremont) \u2014 for beauty and comfoii Avoid delays by consulting us NOW C.H.PETCH & SONS LTD.PL.5222 \"Canvas Goods of Distinction Since 1909\" 973 ST.ANTOINE ST.\u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1049 0 pete >0\u20ac\u20140oc >o< By DAWN McGLAUGHLIN AERATORS RO SORA Once upon a time, many, many years ago, there lived in the Great Forest, a little bunny- called Oswald.In the winter, Oswald looked just like any\u2019 of the other.rabbits that lived \u2018 in.\u2018the Forest.For when \u201cthe leaves had fallen from the trees, and - snow: \u2018covered the land, \u2018ALL the bunnies took.| off their brown suminer coats and wore their soft, white snowsuits.But in the summer, when his friends.were \u2018once \u2018mofe- dressed in brown, Oswald: was.still\u201d white.Neither.his father fof his inother nor his sisters: \u2018and\u2019 \u2018brothers\u2019 could understand this.And even Oswald\u2019s\u2019 friends began to\u2019 wonder why he was 80 diferent, Now \u2018Oswald, \u2018although he.never boasted aboüt-it, \u2018was very.proud of his white coat.different\u201d, self.he.would\u2019 say to him- \u201cPerhaps I \u2018shall do\u2018 great {things someday.I may evén leave the Great \u2018Forest, to.see the world.\u201d - But Oswald \u2018was very.happy.in {the Great Forest,\u201d for he was a.friendly \u2018little rabbit, and \u201call; \u2018the | tarry folk loved to \u2018play\u2019 with him.\u201cIn fact,\u201d Oswald was\u2019 so content, that he almost forgot about doing great things.Then, one day, while he was hopping | along his favorite path, he met two little girls who lived in a little house at the edge of the Great Forést.\u201cSoon it will be Easter\u201d, said one little girl, \u201cbut we are all much too poor to buy presents this year\u201d.\u201cYes\u201d, said her sister.\u201cBut maybe we can make some gifts\u201d.And the two children sat down on an old tree trunk to think about it.Because he was a clever rabbit, Oswald understood almost everything that the little girls said.For they often came to the Great Forest to pick berries, and although they never saw Oswald, he had watched and listened to them many times.But this time he was puzzled.What wag Easter?Could you eat it?Could you play with it?\u201cI will ask my mother all about it,\u201d said Oswald, and he hopped home as fast as he could.He was quite out of breath when he reached his home under the bramble patch.\u201cMother\u201d, panted Oswald, \u201cwhat is Easter?\u201d So Oswald's mother, who was a wise old rabbit, told him the story of Easter.\u201cBut why\u201d, asked Oswald, \u201cdo people give presents?\u201d \u201cWhy,\u201d said Mother Rabbit, \u201csome people give presents to their friends to make them happy.Easter is a very happy time.\u201d Oswald thought about this for a long time.Then he said to himself, \u201cNow it is time for me to do great things.I must think of a present for people\u201d.And he thought and he thought.All at once, he remembered the little brown hen that lived on the other side of the Great Forest.\u201cShe will help me\u201d, said Oswald, and off he went.When he found her, Oswald told the little brown hen that he wanted to give a present to people,\u2019 but he had nothing to give.\u201cPeople like presents that they can eat\u201d, said the little hen, \u201cso I will lay some eggs, and they will be your present\u201d.So the little hen did just that, and soon Oswald had a great pile of eggs.He thanked the little hen politely, but he was just a LITTLE disappointed.pretty\u201d, he thought, \u201cif only they were not so white!\u201d Suddenly, the bunny remembered Bobby Bluebird.\u201cI am sure He will help me\u201d, said Oswald, and off he went again.\u201cI am indeed.and painted one egg a beautiful, back, he painted red stripes on the\u2019 blue egg.They worked for \u201cThey aren't very |.2000 D050 Oo EE | The F irst stor Bunny 2 And sure enough, Bobby .Bluebird was glad to help the rabbit.\u201cI will give you one of my feathers\u201d, said Bobby, \u201cand I know that Cardinal wilt give you a red feather, Golden: Oriole an orange.feather, and Patsy the canary will surely give you a yellow one.Then you can dip the feathers in the Enchanted Pool, and I shall help you paint your eggs.\u201d While Bluebird was collecting | more feathiers, Oswald dipped a blue feather in the magic water, sky blue.And wheñ.Bobby came a long\" time, and when they.were finished, there lay a heap sparkling, colorful eggs.Oswald wag quite pleased with himself, until he remembered that he could not possibly carry so many eggs.\u201cOh, dear,\u201d he cried, \u201cwhatever shall I do NOW?\u201d But a voice, just above his head whispered, \u201cI shall help you this time, little rabbit\u201d.Afid when Oswald looked up, he saw Sam Spider hanging from a high tree by a silken thread.\u201cWill you really?\u201d cried Oswald.\u201cCertainly\u201d, said the spider, \u201cI will sping you a very «large and strong web and you will carry the eggs in it\u201d.And without saying another word, the spider spun the biggest, strongest and most beautiful web that Oswald Soy | = had ever seen.\u201cOh, thank you\u201d, sald Oswald, as he placed eat egg carefully in the web.Whey he had finished, he gathereq i 3 each corner of the web, and thé spider tied the opening securely, \u201cI am all ready\u201d, said tp white bunny, \u201cand because tomorrow is Easter, I must hurry?: through the ° Oswald hopped Great Forest just as quickly ag {he \u2018could, for the eggs were yeal.ly quite a load for a bunny to carry.From Paris \u2018os TONKA Haute couture \u2018Moulage « Fine Hand Werk 4310 St.Catherine St.West Wilbank 3272 \u2014 after 6 p.m.FARRELL'S CATERING 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LA.1350 EAT OCNOEATOCNE Cogn Palit ve VERE CO AN night he hopped, tut at pst as aster MQ ttle hous reat FO louse was aly, bu aving N35 o of the ished to \u201cWhy, t e ghoute] yaken h nts, Oswe p the GI No one ut each Yl 1d rabbit, pster EE plled, to ge of t When Q arry the ere also hildren, ; nildren,\u201d \u20ac heople eve But Os abbit ings, W Buany- Not only ent evapd but moisty emperatu ng it, any et inside ause the by the exp Kin IP ATE ANCE ZI ABS IN = = _ et x8 (AC TCC ZAR \u2014t œ a RIB SFB CT or oO + as the sun Was rising on Per morning, he reached the ttle house at the edge of the reat Forest.Everyone in the juge Was asleep, for it wag still arly, but just as Oswald was ving nis eggs on the doorstep, ne of the little girls awoke, and ied to the window.why, there is a white bunny\u201d, ¢ shouted, but before she could vaken her sister and her par- his, Oswald had disappeared in- » the Great Forest.LE No one else ever saw Oswald, ut each year, until he was a very jà rabbit, Oswald took a load of sster Eggs, as they came to be Jled, to the little house at the jge of the Great Forest.When Oswald was too ily the eggs, hig children, who \"J.also pure White, and_ their yidren, and their.children\u2019s hildren, carri ple everywhere.© But Oswald, the little white abbit who wanted to do great ings, Bunny.; .-\u2014 4 Not only must a \u2018plant bud pre- ent evaporation, but it must keep it moisture.A plant takes the emperature of the air surround- hg it, and should any moisture of inside, a severe freeze would ase the plant cells to be broken by the expanding ice._ [Skinny men, women | | Jaain5,10, 15 Ibs.\u2014 = 2e Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor ; \u2014 \u2018 rust a thrilit Bony limbs fill out; ugly hollows pl up; Détk no longer scrawny: body loses hall-' tarved, sickiy \u2018\u2018bean-pole\u201d look.ousands of irs, Women, men, Who never could gain before, ars now proud of shapely, healthy-loo es.ey thank the special vigor-building, fiesh-building onic, Ostrex.Its tonics, stimulants, Invigorators, iron, vitamin By, calcium, enrich #iood, improve Jarpetite and digestion so food gives you more rength and nourishment; put fiesh on bare bones.Don't fear getting 100 fat.Stop when you've gained ba 6, 10, 16 or 20 Ibs.you need for normal weight, ots Little, New **get acquainted\u2019 size only 80c.Ismous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new.vigor nd added nonnds, this very day.At all druggists.4% UO OURO VE VO TUE VEUVE ES VESSIE NES ONE PNR FIX Ix] NSIT IA, B= old to; carried Easter Eggs to was the FIRST.Easter LA PATISSERIE DE GENEVE (Geneva Pastry Shop) FINE CHOCOLATES, PETITS FOURS, CAKES LEADING IN QUALITY AND VARIETY - 1861 St.Catherine St.W.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, \u2018APRIL 15, 1919 Pups Live Up To Names, Honey and Ginger Honey, the blond spaniel on.the left, is just putting on am act with that sweet, sad expression\u2014she\u2019s really a bundle of mischief.Ginger, the reddish brown pup on the right, is always eager for a frolic, too, and that contemplative look in her eyes probably mearis- thet she's on.the lookout for Easter bunnies, particularly chocolate ones.\u2026 Miss Louise King holds Honey.Ginger is doing ail right, too, in the \u2018arms of Miss Betty King.\u2014Photo by W.Gordon Mitchell.Fine Handling Of Form, Color _The.dividing line between professional art and amateur \u2018art js].\u201cte \u2018not lie in the quality, or \u2018sincerity-| of the work, if judgment can be based on the very enlightening [\u201d Spring Exhibitiof recently staged hard \u2018to define.Certainly it does Amateur Art\u2019 Club.\u2018Most notiçe- able feature throughout thé whole series of exhibition pieces was-the total absence of any of the.surrealist and cubist, painting which one so frequently associates with amateur art.Instead the exhibitors had adhered closely to the POC A OT SE AZ AE SA NRC SE SES ROMEO ROD Fl.3104 0s He CARPETS-LINOLEUM BROADLOOM STAIR AND HALL CARPET LINOLEUM GREGEEN Limited Subsidiary of Canada Carpet Cleaning Co.Ltd.3945 Namur Street 9 and 12 ft.Wide 27\" and 36\" Wide Inlaid and Printed EX.3411 v arte Jane 1845 St.Catherine St, W.(near St.Mark) CHAPEAUX EXCLUSIVE HANDMADE MODELS Come in and let us create a becoming model! for you to wear in the Easter Parade.REASONABLE PRICES Remodelling A Specialty PE arr\u201d PAGE NINB CHARLES BROOKS «ico W.G.PERRY, Associate INTERIOR DECORATION PAINTING - Exterior.and Interior Upholstery, Slipcovers, Curtains, Picture Framing 1227A GREENE AVENUE WE.2726 (Just above St.Catherine) | + | in Victoria.Hall by The Montreal | A; \u201d + x pression and, thereby, -shown a true appreciation of.natural -por- trayal of their subjects.Among the outstanding exhibits those of J.R.Wright easily hela their own.His very masterful handling of form and colour .in three exhibits were evidence of skilful treatment.This was particularly so in the ease of his \u201cRevelstoke Park\u201d which was done with great féeling of mass and a very interesting treatment of shadow and reflection.In \u201csunlight in woods\u201d he also obtained an excellent and very natural effect of distant haze and the sunlight on the young birch trees.Another very pleasing piece showed colourful and interesting handling of a typical Quebec farm scene by D.S.Harvey in whicn the figures were well executed and lifelike.In this piece the artist had captured the effect of melting snow and soft sunlight had given his work a feeling of great solidity.His bold, strong method of ment.True to the Canadian tradition, the members of the Club mostly confined their works to snow scenes, the few departures from this including a pair of interesting portraits and some well executed water colour pictorials.The sole example of still life, however, was well worthy of note.In this the artist had shown a fine technique and a nice appreciation of.colour and reflection.The form of a brilliant red vase as partially seen through a clear glass jug was given a most realistic treatment, the distortion of line due to the rotundity of the jug was very cleverly handled.No fewer than sixty-five exhibits were on display, which easily shows the enthusiasm and industry of the Club members.The whole exhibition was one of great interest and it is to be hoped that future events will have greater publicity so that more people of our city may have an opportunity of enjoying such a well aranged and pleasing showing of amateur art.will prevent much unhapiness -in later years.Don't let the danger of syphilis or gonorrhoea threaten your marriage.Insist on premarital tests for both partners.Remember, undetected VD may claim innocent victims.VD can be cured.Mexico averag.d two motor vehicles for every kilometer of high- Wi.7278 UE | ways in service, more: conventional.forms of .ex-| attack was indeed worthy of com- | Premarital checks will reveal | any sign of venereal disease and.MONEY IN YOUR POCKET! Canada\u2019s foreign trade is one of the main reasons for our prosperity.One out of every three dollars of Canada\u2019s national income comes from trade and commerce \u2014 money which finds its way into Canadian pockets = money which becomes Canadian wages, profits and savings.; Under the -guidance of a Liberal Government our foreign trade has reached record peaks \u2014 today, Canada is the third largest trading .nation in the world.Canada\u2019s foreign trade has received its impetus from the Liberal Party.The Liberal Party is your assurance of more money in your pocket \u2014of continued prosperity for tomorrow.Don\u2019t Tamper with \u2014 Prosperity! Louis ST-LAURENT is your security libero! Organization Tg er re rae Th\u201d PAGE TEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Annual Spring W hist ] \u2018 z .?; i Look Lovelrer his Spring! Westmount Women's Reports Arranged by Temple Top off your new Spring A Given at 31 st Annual Meeting te Tomes No.ie, Oasis Temple No.48, wi] po 0 Permanent Wave skillfully executed by one of their annual spring military why our highly experienced operators.A professional Permanent Wave will protect The thirty-first annual meeting of the Westmount Women's Club was held in Victoria Hall on Friday, April 8th, at 2.30 p.m.on Thursday evening, Apri 281 The À at 8.15, under the general cn, ing br The president, Mrs.H.S.Jacques, in making her report, stated venership of Mrs.J.Benson 2eme 0 = ca = em even AR AW LA i 4 ema Boi RES UE -\u2014 .ic Ho : - g and enhance the natural beauty of your hair.that the formation of groups for instruction and entertainment, with- Victoria Hall, Westmount, \" Mess >/ Using only the most highly approved solutions in the club, had brought members into closer touch with the organiza- - Those assisting on the var ; - oly nzie, M and Permanent Wave methods, we are -able to tion as a whole.committees are as follows: My R \u2018The report of the recording secretary, Mrs.C.\u201cP.Reaper, showed |L- J.Skaife, Queen; Mrs, ;, nso, that, as in previous years, the club had been concerned with a num- pres, ry Le Bell Mrs.Jp, o Stoke ber of activities and projects.An afternoon bridge was held in aid ements, Jr, Mrs.A.Crows, WF A of welfare and the maintenance of an English war orphan, and a Mrs.A.Houston, Mrs.E.Bury J ne Miss Florence Fox, Mrs Charly.pins, 1 Military whist was organized for 4 post-war services.A Christmas Lowry] Roman, Mrs.E.Thomas, Mrs, ; [li = La ., .Bonnell, Mrs.R.Lewis, Mrs, ; RA entertainment was given for pupils .- J.Toison, Mrs.R.Loane, Mrs, n, L» of the School for Crippled and ashion -}inls |w.Maineson, Mrs.Rr.wo; EE assure you of perfect satisfaction.Permanent Waves are reasoncbly priced from $8.50 to $15.00 Appointments \u2014 Phone WE.2765 Ul.J.ROS ~~ NI rm heat.ir meer rr : Handicapped ue Weredale Miss E.Nixon.ith A ouse an e endly Home, : pole, A ESTABLISHED 1898 REC'D, Also, hampers of food were pro-| ) \\ bring.thelr own playing ol ompsot LRU A, St, Catherine St.at Greene Ave., in Westmount.vided for needy families and in- nN a Friends are cordially inviteq 0 A.C Pet ARNE Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Hsirdressers\u2019 Guild at Montreal stitutions, and gifts taken to pa-| - - attend.à Mifcindon, or ! Co = tients at Ste.Anne's Military Hos- N N < = Refreshments will be served ani \u201cla _ |pital.A party was arranged, and ) - Se \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Da | gifts were presented to patients an, \u2014 slight flare.It has flared, tum.À EU CT TE we at Queen Mary Veterans Hospital.; : back cuffs and capacious, we.; : | Regular visits were made to both placed pockets, 3 h SEEN BE hospitals.During the year, 152 FP HNO | parcels, having a total weight of > LE | 1,595 pounds, were packed and = ., Fort i ! sent to Great Britain, under the Paramount Slip - Covers LE A ! .W.V.S.personal parcels scheme, \u2019 eather to Old Rugs ard Clothing Help Pay For New the new facilities for shipment : Reg'd Ep lildren ' ; ; UPHOLSTERING - DRAPES .£4 : through the United Emergency CORNICES .BEDSPREADS ave i | Fund for Britain being used, thus hd - ETIAN BE: An °° ; Broadloom Rugs .reducing the cost of postage.Sev- BLINDS : d'eloch yo 4 ! eral dozen garments including ; pes ia COVERS WN BY ve i: - | .blood donor towels were completed a cob | We Make Almost Any Size or Any Color by the Red Cross Sewing and us Our Work Better 2 \u2018 i .Knitting Group.\u2019 1 z GIVE U : in.E- .; Solid Colors or Patterns It was further reported that the 7] SE Vioreta AE i appin $ + ° } .lied volunteers for Westmount Ny : Reversible and Seamless he Ca anaes Societys T Office: DE.4212 - Res.: HA.4511 [8 De 1 ; membership appeal and had or- -\u2014 5 n SU Free Estimates on Examination of Old Material ganized the Westmount West Div- 1 ha : { ision of the Y.W.C.A.Re-building tH - N 1 iy campaign.The club also identified Lk v \\ i.! coe itself with petitions to the author- q Aa) N | N : A : | ities to re-organize and maintain We.$ Fe | the Girl's Cottage School, and AN V a ;.PERFECTION to permit freedom of choice in © Q i the purchase of butter or mar- ; v garine.The club also urged that] Navy and white checked tweed ç C ALL .RUG CO influence be exerted to prevent is the theme of a well-handled \u2018 ; » encroachment upon part of Fletch- coat, a nice choice for general | er's Field for a concert hall build- town wear, fine for travel and (Fran® .; ing.Further activity had been perfect for country wear.Cut on KeNNAS $ 1 ro PLateau 8427 shown in the joint committee of loose, comfortable lines, it is Me : * 4 \u2018 .interested citizens to improve chil- caught at the waist with a dog- A Ww EC .dren's recreational facilities in [leash belt of navy leather.Three q 1410 Stanley St., cor.St.Catherine Mezzanine Floor Westmount.The report indicated navy leather buttons close the =) Q PLat.la eT that the club was affiliated with bodice below a collar that can 4 ! ih \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014= the Local Council of Women, |be arranged as shown, or worn ve t : , .q 2 * LE omens onlay Services| fat Tie back, wien ani | Sherbrooke Mountain, f | | | ONE DROP: MORE OR LESS?mount Branch) Girls Counselling { I i { Centre, Canadian Consumer's As- # Ho sociation and the Catherine Booth 66 ° 99 yl Hospital Auxiliary, At Yi S iv 4 | A new Union Jack for the club our eryice WW .Lo had been dedicated on Member's | 1.: Day and the \u201cVisit your City\u201d © WINDOW CLEANING NA :; pi group had visited places of in- © DOUBLE WINDOWS REMOVED A | WE terest throughout the season.e WOODWORK WASHED HE Hh ; Grants and donations were appor- Ny bai © tioned for the following:\u2014Over- © SIGNS CLEANED ; seas parcels, Ste.Anne's Military Hospital Visiting, Queen Mary Free Estimates Given On Request Veteran's Hospital Visiting, Brit- .is: War Orphan, annual scholar- Absolutely No Minimum Charge ship ($100) for Westmount School i i i Lowest Rates in Town Guessi Student entering McGill Univer- uessing always means doubt and to doubt the amounts sity, prizes for vocal culture in of drugs to be included in your prescription could be Westmount Schools, and Herbert of , - ' dangerous.Our laboratory, set up specifically to render ||Reddy Memorial Hospital.NU MACK WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE exacting pharmaceutical service to you, is staffed with Elections for the board of di- 1040 SHERBROOKE ST.W.MA.5446 : fessi | skilled ph .te .le rectors 1949-50 season took place, professional skilled pharmacists.We specialize in filling Mrs.H.S.Jacques being re-elect- your prescriptions, in providing drugs recommended by ||ed president.Officers are Mrs.J.J : your doctor.C.McKean, first vice-president; I Miss Sarah Gardner, second vice- ' presidènt; Mrs.C.P.Reaper, recording secretary; Mrs.Gilbert W.] e } i boo \u201cFree =\u2014\u2014rees R a id 9 Ghewy, corresponding secretary; vo Mrs.W.D.Fowlie, membership secretary; Miss M.Frampton, oo 72 Tis A FUR STORAGE with US means: ! .: that ! = + treasurer; Mrs.U.S.Beck, civics Glazing - Blowing out dust ac- : Yo ion: .Pl year \u201c3, Delivery Service and education; Mrs, C.W.Clark, eumulation - Checking small rips § year : À First Delivery 8.15 a.m.Last Delivery 10.15 p.m.ee drama and study Mra.D.in lining - Tightening buttons a a A.Whittaker, hospitality; Mrs.and Loops and COLD STORAGE.fon Earle A.Lockhart, music; Mrs.ALL INCLUDED IN YOUR be 1 9 Herbert C.Holland, post-war ser- the i vices; Mrs.George Elsen, press; % ° | © DEGUIRE ® and Mrs.M.F.Lightfoot, welfare.2 Valuation = a CALL FOR PICK-UP ELwood 5503 Buy two three-pound fryers., D R U G S T 0 R E Use ahout 4 pounds, save other .Mi.] two pounds for making soup and g : for Chicken a la King.Coat cut- 1d 5 up fryers with seasoned flour.N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N a AAA A.Ÿ : .: A ; A 8, ny Ex F Place a few pieces at a time in d , eu if Yoo { AT.9413 hot fat and brown on all sides.ucas © °P a ; À 5 , Then transfer the chicken to a U/ Val inc i on jm À coverec.casserole or roaster; cov- b EN Jr ' 4969 Queen Mary Road er and complete the cooking in a ros.6526 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, N.0.G.BBB 15 Lil ° moderate oven of 350 degrees F.MONTREAL ad Wi f or one h our.7 RR A AM dda 72 List of Tableholders omoeopathic Spring Bridge PF, 8.Brough, 8.G.Eamon, F.D.Drake and Miss M.Robertson, .Mesdames Wm.S.Matthews, Henry Matthews, D.H.Mapes, Jr, J.J.Ostapovitch, G.E.Ferguson, Sydney P.Hill, J.K.Miller, B.D.Nits holg pos The following is a partial list of tableholders for the annual =, ring bridge being held by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Homoeo- bn, af tnic Hospital in Trinity Memorial Hall on Thursday, April 21: Mesdames James J.Griffith, A, W.Guest, Jr, Miss F.J.Mac- arioy Jl.Mrs.O.C.F.Wallace, Miss Hazel McNiece, Mesdames Wal- Mn, ¢ R.Henry, Fred Quane, Brucet 8.J, ; , Cooper Antliff, Mau- J, uses, 7 J.s Smith, Miss Flo- Mingle, ove, MEE A.Fox, Mesdames W.J.Bur, Sc\" J, T.Copland, M.Coyle, ley L.Lafontaine, H.Laishley, I.is Lowiy, Alex Lyle, S.M.Jami- oJ., L.Roy Jefferson, J.Campbell rk, on, Alfred Slater, Alex od ith, W.J.Pirrie, J.Norman ole, A, Phillip Kennedy, Harry PA t Boson, Frank B.Thompson, 4 4.C.Brown, Geo.J.Mallinson, 4 indon, H.Hepworth, Walter v Show For o'clock.511 Resident in Westmount, Donald lj | ond actor, has written a special number for the Children's Show of the Junior Red Cross on April 21.Donald wrote the opening chorus of the recent Junior League Show, and his music was also heard at Hi-Y and Fossils Club productions.cGill Women Associates a ME The Women Associates of Mc- #3 Gill are holding an informal Mixed Bridge in the Sir Arthur Currie @Memorial gymnasium, on Satur- bg day, April 30th, at 8.15 p.m,, in @Maid of their Student's Bursary @ Fund.The object of the fund, which Was initiated in the past year, is to build up an endowment which will secure the annual bursary Permanently.Bursaries given in the past have come out of the Society's income.The decision to J build up the fund came from a recognition of the tremendous good M that has come from the year to 8 Year effort to provide some out- Rg standing student with the finan- |g cial help that has made it possible to meet college\u201d expenses.The Mixed Bridge of April 30th is to | the new fund.Tickets may be : obtained from the ticket chairman, 88 Mrs.R.de L French, MA.3095.a Miss M.Savoy Convening ÿ Sodality Fashion Show Spring and summer fashions \u201d will be highlighted at the show 8 0 be presented in the main ball- lOom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel by the T.Eaton Co.Ltd., on Mon- be the first big effort in aid of | Johnson, H, B.Ward, C.S.Smith, James F.Walsh, Johnston W.Abraham, Bruce McLaren, W.Gordon Mitchell and W.Cameron Morgan.3 mmerhill House To Present Junior Red Cross Forty-six little girls who live in Summerhill House (a Red PM cather agency) are devoting their spare time to rehearsals for a \u2018Anildren's entertainment in aid of the Junior Red Cross, to be ° esented in St.Matthias Parish Hall, 12 Church Hill, Corner Cote FA: Antoine, Westmount, on Thursday afternoon, April 21st at À The programme includes English country-dances directed by Ars, Arthur Henderson (Chairman of the Board of Summerhill lÆrouse) and two short plays written and produced by Mrs.Kenneth ! flappin.\u201cThe Pratt Family,\u201d a comedy, will be acted by the senior and intermediate groups, and \u201cThe Curious Chest,\u201d adapted from Nathaniel Hawthorne's tale about Pandora's Box, will be played by junior girls, Mrs.Alfred Powis will accompany two numbers; \u201cThe Song the River Sings To Me,\u201d written by Donald Harvie and sung by Norma Thompson; and a smart tap-dance by Sheila Vep.A pantomime, \u201cKa- foozle-um,\u201d will delight young and old alike.Mary Brooks directs it, and the background music telling the story is sung by Norma Thompson, Huguette Simard and Joan Lemelin, members of the Junior Choir of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, Miss Loraine Howe, Director of the Junior Red Cross for the Province of Quebec, will be present to say a few words and accept the money taken at the door.Further information may be obtained by calling Summerhill House, FItzroy 4 Harvie, brilliant young composer , 1033.Mitchell Leisen, director of Paramount\u2019s Allan Ladd-Wanda Hen- dri co-starring \u201cAfter Midnight,\" started his Hollywood career as a costume designer for Cecil B.DeMille.the auspices of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish, Westmount, with Miss Michelle Savoy as Convener.Doreen Day will commentate on the styles presented, and musical accompaniment will be supplied by Mrs.J.J.O'Reilly.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1919 Mis, C.N.Knowles Convening Bridge The Woman's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital is holding its annual spring bridge on Thursday, April 21st, at 2.30 p.m.in Trinity Memorial Hall, 5220 Sherbrooke Street, under the convener- ship of Mrs.C.N.Knowles.Mrs.G.W.Mitchell is in charge of the table and door prizes.Table holders are requested to bring their own playing cards and score cards.Table reservations may be had by phoning Mrs.C.N.Knowles at ELwood 4617.Mrs.E.W.Hunt is in charge sf he refreshments, \u201cCrime For Tea\u201d At Guild Luncheon The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will present their interesting one-act play, \u201cCrime For Tea\u201d by Wilfred Massey on Wednesday, May 4th at 1:00 p.mat the annual Spring Luncheon of the Knox Crescent and Kensing- ton Women's Guild.The play is produced and dir- ected by Mrs.Cecile Wright.Included in the cast are the following: Billy Moore, Peggy Sellars, Amy Luxton, Janet Campbell, Helen Cairns, Leonora Thompson, Bobby Rice and Francis Lindsay.Miss Anne Stone, soprano, will also entertain with a group of songs, 7 PAGE ELEVEN STARTED YOUNG Betty, Hutton, who has been starred in 14 pictures since coming to Hollywood six years ago, first crashed Broadway when she was only 14 years old.She recently completed a role Mature in Paramount's \u201cRed, Hot \u2014 Electric \u2014\u2014 REFRIGERATOR and Blue.\u201d For Immediate Delivery\u2019 from $249.00 up NEW LABE LS AT OUR RECORD BAR Musicana, Regal, etc.Phil Brito Jan August Lena Horne Artie Shaw Mel Torme Earl Spencer 3 Dizzy Gillespie Harmonicats Frankie Laine Jack Owens Sara Vaughn Polka Dots + etc.® RECORD -BAR ® RADIO SALES BLANKS © PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES ® RECORDING » CAMERA SALES AND REPAIRS © PRINTING, DEVELOPING AND ENLARGING SERVICES.Avenue Sales 4174 St.Catherine W.At Greene For Delivery, Phone WEllington 9260 d Z FOR EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE, BRING THEM TO We can give those old ~ APPLIANCES a New LEASE ON LIFE! 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AT THE AVENUE SATURDAY! THE on the cliffs, David Traill (David \u201cPinocchio \u201d Cat Play For Season The Canadian Art Theatre will present the last performance of the season at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon a repeat of the successful production \u201cPinocchio\u2019\".As witnessed by hundreds of children within the last three weeks, this play has turned out to be the most successful CAT product on in the children\u2019s series this year.The adaptation from the famous Collodi book has been ST.CATH.at CHOMEDY Wi.7780 TODAY and SATURDAY! \u201cTHIS MAN IS MINE\" with | Nora Philbean, Tom Walls.\u201cONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS,\u201d with Cary Grant, Jean Arthur, Rita Hayworth.STARTS SATURDAY! \u2018Gay, fun-filled musical delight! #\u201c GOROTHY \u2018PENNY MALONE - EDWARDS Added Feature! CE TET TR A MAN WHO COULD + \u201cSEE INTO TOMORROW\"!° (RULE La TNT dT TITRA Is Final done quite carefully by Joy Thomson, keeping nearly all the characters and situations intact and as they were written some generations ago.One of the favourite scenes to the young Montreal fry is the one where the monster, Dogfish, appears and swallows Pinocchio's father.Judging from the excitement, aroused in the young audience and their screams of warning to the actors on stage, this episode.is one that brings a good moral lesson to the young icis as well as to Pinocchio.Another favourite episode, only this one in a much lighter vein, is the scene where Pinocchio lies to the Blue Fairy and his nose grows bigger and bigger with every lie he tells.Playing the part of the wooden puppet, Pinocchio, is Neil Madden, who has been seen in many leading roles with the CAT, his last being that of Jack in \u2018Jack and the Beanstalk.\u201d Playing the wicked Cat and Fox who on more than one occasion succeed in\u2019 deceiving Pinocchio are Jackie Buck and Richard Farrell Both of these actors were also seen in \u201cJack and The Beanstalk\u201d: Richard Farrell as the Giant and Jackie Buck as the Giant's wife.In the part of the talking cricket is Jack Zolov while playing the role of Geppetto, Pinocchio\u2019s father, is Arthur Voronka.Bruce Raymond has the important role of Mr.Fireater, owner of the puppet theatre, while Robert and Michael Lafontaine are seen as his theatrical! puppets, Punch and Harelequin.Others in the cast are Dinny Stern as the Blue Fairy, Silvio Narizzano as the puppet Policeman and Godon Warren as Antonio.Unity Club (Continued from Page 3) of life on a daily paper.He explained the change in papers between now and the olden days.Dailies have had to add more features, he said.Comics, columns and ed!torials have replaced the straight news found in papers of yesteryear.Mr.Peters said he finds between 70 and 100 mistakes in a paper every day and stated that the reason for this was the fact that it was necessary to work fast in order to meet the deadlines.This is sometimes made almost impossible though because of having to differentiate between propaganda and news, he asserted.\u201cThere are so many publicity agents around that it is getting hard to recognize a worthy cause,\u201d he concluded.EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MRT Announces \u201cLegend\u201d Cast The next MRT Studio Production will open at MRT Playhouse next Thursday for a three- night run.\u201cLegend\u201d, by Hilda Mary Hooks, directed by Charlotte Forster, \u201cBus to No- Where\u201d, written and directed by Janet McPhee, and \u201cRight About Face\u201d, written and directed by Dorothy Pfeiffer will be played.The cast for \u201cLegend\u201d will include Mary Hinton, Kenneth Thacker, Sid Cohen, Binnie Kan- igsberg, Barbara Allin, Doreen Keast, Peter Lowndes, Marc Gold- stein, Bob Tucker, Keith Oliver.\u201cRight About Face\u201d presents the following cast: Marie-Paule Bar- heau, Thomas Walker, Bernard Lafond, Paul Blouin, Genevieve Ayoub.Cast in \u201cBus to Nowhere\u201d will be seen James Tapp, Michael Shaw, Sondra Gibson, Melvin Cochran, Kit Shaw, Bonar Stuart, Charlotte Wellock, Bernard McMurray, Margaret Dick, Bernard Blumer, John Gibbon, and John Blackman.A feature of the productions is the fact that the plays were written by Canadians.Janet Mc- Phee and Dorothy Pfeiffer are Montrealers, and Hilda Mary Hooks writes for the London Little Theatre.APRIL 15, 1949 Screen Adaption Of Novel Comes To Avenue Saturday \u201cMr.Perrin and Mr.Trail\u201d screen adaptation of Hugh Walpole\u2019s celebrated novel about the rivalry of two public Schoolmasters, combine a star cast headed by David Farrar, Greta Gynt, Marius Goring, with a dramatic story >f unusual suspense and interest.It has its Montreal Premiere at the Avenue Theatre starting Saturday.The story tells of the rivalry between two schoolmasters, mid- dle-aged, narrow-minded Mr, Per- rin, played by Marius Goring, and young, progressive Mr.Traill, played by David Farrar.The screen version has been made by novelist L.A.G.Strong.Lovely Greta Gynt plays Isobel Lester, a school nurse, It is a role in complete contrast to any she has had before and shows that she is an actress of great ability and wide versatility.The climax of the story provides many thrills.Mr.Perrin sacrifices his own life to save Mr.Traill and by so doing, redeems all his years of failure, The selected featurettes are worthy of mention.\u201cClimbing the George Gahan\u2019s Record Rendez-Vous As we predicted some time ago the corn tune \u2018All Right Louie Drop The Gun\u201d is really riding high on your hit parade.Louis Prima is the latest to climb on the bandwagon with his Victor recording, after changing the lyrics around quite a bit.His recording doesn\u2019t rate half as highly in our books as the original version by the Wesson Brothers .Harry James due for a return engagement at the Forum on May 4th, and judging by the reception he received on his last engagement, this appearance should be a record-breaker .All a disc- jock has to do to get on my good books is play Plenty of Billy Ecstein\u2019s recordings .Billy's best (and they're all so good) is his MGM recording of \u2018Bewildered\u201d.In case you haven't already heard Billy was voted best male vocalist of the year in the last \u201cDownbeat\u201d poll .Vaughn Monroe\u2019s \u201cBallerina\u201d is his latest Victor pressing \u2018Streets of Lorado\u201d .Volume No.9 of Norman Grantz \u201cJazz at the Philharmonic\u201d is titled \u201cMordido\u201d .This was (Continued on Page 18) Matterborn\u201d in Ansco Color is an Academy Award Winner.\u201cGlass Houses\u201d stars Jay Jostyn, radio's Mr.District Attorney and \u201cYou Were Never Duckier\u201d is a delightful technicolor cartoon.The latter two, by the way, are first run in Montreal, event will be donated to welfare work of the AUBURN SHOW TO AID CLUB The Altrusa Club of Montreal is sponsoring a children's matinee performance at Victoria Hall, on Saturday, at 3 p.m.Magic ond Puppetry will be featured by Tom Auburn, \"Canada\u2019s Ace Magician and Stan Gover, \u201cYour Favorite Puppet Man.\" All proceeds from this .Club.Children's Entertainment For Junior Red Cross In St.Motthias Parish Hell 12 Churchill, cor Cote St, Antoine Rd., Westmount Thursday, April 21st, 3 p.m.Pantomime - Dances - Plays - Songs Admission, Children 25¢ Adslts 30c LAST SHOWING TODAY .VIVIEN LEICH in \"ANNA KARENINA\" - Also \"CORONER'S CREEK\" with Randolph Scott Follow the Happy Easter Crowd to the.STARTING SATURDAY p73 Corner Menkland and Girouard From LLOYD C.DOUGLAS\" with CHARLES BUTTERWORTH and BETTY FURNESS ROBERT TAYLOR \u201cMagnificent Obsession\u2019 FAMOUS NOVEL N ALSO The most amazing woman ever to hit the screen ROSALIND RUSSELL In Irving Cummings\u2019 \u201cWhat a Woman\u201d with BRIAN AHERNE Broadcast Direct from the Stage of The Monkland Theatre \u2014 1i\\ué SEE AND HEAR THIS SHOW 3 Je OF TALENT UNLIMITED fv NL\u201d ci AN Bok 120 Hn TT Sk oR \u201cSort 8 starriny fe Burt L E4 er's fil @ radio s 6 networ ME seven t B lions o M ful wi i could t 98 the fill Priv, for | tor | ness L_ \u2014 \u2014 SPECIAL MONKLAND EVENT Berry Carr, singer, and John Adaskin, M.C., of the radio show \u201cOpportunity Knocks,\u201d smile of the opening broadcast of the new thirteen-week series which is being broadcast from the Monkiand Theatre in Montreal.Betty is the wife of Charles Baldour, singer on \"Talking to the Stars.\u201d Frank Heron of Montreal is the producer.Radio Crime Classic-Gay Musical, At Westmount, Sun.\u201cSorry, Wrong Number,\u201d costarring Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster, is Lucille Fletcher's filmization of her own great i radio suspense play.The half-hour § network show was re-broadcast seven times for the benefit of millions of thrill-seekers; it is doubtful whether the soundest heart could take that many showings of #4 the film, for the authoress has expanded her original theme into an hour-and-a-half of the most breath-taking suspense the screen has yet offered.\u201cSorry, Wrong Number,\u201d a production brilliantly directed which comes to the Westmount Theatre starting Sunday, is a radically dif- erent treatment of movie murder mysteries.It lets you in on the # murderer, the victim, the time of the murder, and then proceeds to chill and thrill with a series of à phone calls which, with mounting 4 tension and terror, lead up to the de di a Fo REA LUNCH \u2014 DINNER & After Theatre Suppers e Under New Administration MICHEL BOERIO, Manager, Well Known for Good Food e FOOD WINES & LIQUORS At Popular Prices e SUNDAY DINNERS $2.00 Per Person From 1 p.m.- 11 p.m, © Private reoms with accommodation for from ¢ to 60 persens available jor banquets, receptions and busi- 8 meetings, 1490 Drummond Street PL.6345 actual slaying.\u201cSorry, Wrong Number\u201d, begins its spine-chilling with the opening scene, when Leona Stevenson, a bed-ridden neurotic superby played by Barbara.Stanwyck, accidentally overhears a murder being plotted over the phone.She never quite answers the final call \u2014 the killer does that with a terse \u2018Sorry, Wrong Number.\u201d Burt Lancaster turns in another strong performance as Miss Stan- wyck's long - suffering husband whose nefarious scheming to escape her domination leads directly to her slaying.Also importantly cast in \u201cSorry, Wrong Number\u201d, Harold Vermilyea, Ed Begley and Leif Erickson.All the youth is contained in the tuneful, delightful comedy, \u201cIsn't It Romantie,\u201d which will be the added attraction, with co-stars Veronica Lake, \u2018Mona Freeman, Billy De Wolfe and Mary Hatcher, supported by Roland Culver, Knowles, Richard Webb and songstress Pearl Bailey.Trinity Presents \u201cJohn Loves Mary\u201d The Trinity Players will present an outstanding success of the 1946-47 Broadway season, entitled \u201cJohn Loves Mary\u201d a farce- comedy by Norman Krasna, from April 27th to 30th, in Trinity Memorial Hall.Heading the cast is Harold Kelley, who will play the part of Senator James McKinley, while Phyliss McKinley, his wife, will be portrayed by Lillian Niderost, a new-comer to Trinity\u2014but well know to Montreal audiences.Jean Dent, the juvenile lead of \u201cPapa Is All\u201d, will play their daughter Mary.Trinity have obtained Bruce Le- Dain as their Scenic Artist for the modern set.Mr.LeDain is a budding young artist, as well.as actor, and this is his first venture | in theatrical designing.He.is being ably assisted by Howard Angers, infectious gayety of» Patric |.last seen with Trinity in |.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1848 \u2014 WW PAGE THIN TEEN \u201cFamily | Honeymoon\u201d At Snowdon, Friday \u201cFamily Honeymoon\u201d, co- starring Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray, is a delightful comedy on the bill of screen fare being offered for your Easter enjoyment at both the Outremont and Snow- don Theatres where it .will be presented for the first time in Montreal starting Friday.Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac-' Murray, remembered for their sterling performances in previous laugh-provokers, come through once again with another record- breaking success in \u201cFamily Honeymoon,\u201d hailed as the year's most entertaining purveyor of laughter.The story is about a young widow with three lively children and her marriage to a college professor who hravely takes his bride and her three youngsters on a honeymoon to the Grand Canyon of Arizona.The trip to the Canyon and the visit there present a series of hysterically funny incidents as the children get into one escapade after another.The comedy is further heightened by the machinations of a crafty blonde, the groom's ex-fiancee, who happens to be on the scene as a guest at the hotel at which they are stopping.Rita Johnson plays this role cleverly with Hattie McDaniel and Chill Wills also in prominent roles.AT THE SNOWDON AND OUTREMONT FRIDAY! \"You beast!\u201d Claudette Colbert's marriage to Fred MacMurray heads for trouble when the latter administers a well-deserved spanking to Claudette\u2019s chiidren.Fred marries Claudette, a widowed mother, in \"Family Honeymoon,\u201d and the children tcg along on the honeymoon.This excellent comedy opens at both the Snowdon and Outremont on Friday! Belmont Park Expanding Attractions; Facilities Belmont Park \u2014 Approximately $200,000 in new buildings and amusement devices is being spent this Spring at Belmont Park, it was reported today by Park Managing Director Rex 'D.Billings, who is busy with preparations for the annual opening, which will take place or.Saturday, May 14.The regular preview will be held on Saturday May 7 and Sunday May 8.Several new rides will be featured this season, Mr.Billings advised.Chief of these will be the new flying Disc, the inspiration for which was furnished by the many and conflicting reports on that curious phenomenon in the Western United States some months back.The reality, it is promised, will live up to all advance notice.A new and much expanded Kiddies Park, on a new location, will also be a big feature this season, according to plans.This will be highlighted by a Kiddies Coaster, which can also accommodate adults who are not equal to the sensation provided by the existing Thriller.There will also be a Kiddies Boat George Gahan's (Continued from Pige 12) taken from the same jam session as was popular No.8 \u201cPerdido\u201d .Dealers across the border are finding it hardly worth their while to handle seven-inch Victor LP platters, while they are selling quite rapidly, they are complaining that the discs are so small in size that the customers are slipping them into their pockets by the twos and three .Woody Herman's first for Capital \u201cLemon Drop\" is proving very popular among Herman lovers, of whom there are quite a few .personally we like Gene Krupa's version best .But we sure do Sc for Herman\u2019s new album featuc- ing \u2018Bijou\u2019 and several other good oldies by our favourite clarinetist .Dick Haymes does a good job on the new ballad \u201cComme Ci Comme Ca\u201d it's on Decca of course .Rumour has it the Verdun Aud.will be importing on2 name bandleader a week this Spring .a good thing if true .Ah, Spring! .that reminds us that it won't be long now before the summer concerts on the mountain .say ya wanna join my pyramid club?.see you next week .\u2018The saguero cactus can blossom and fruit for three years in & row without rain.Ride for mind.youngsters of nautical Huge Outlay Single largest expenditure, some $75,000, has been made on the new Wonderland penny arcade.Here Belmont Park is experimenting in something quite new in park buildings, a Quonset-type building, 60 feet by 100 feet in floor space, with a new cold cathode lighting.The building is completely fireproof and will likely cause a con- siderable revision in thinking on the part of park managers generally when they plan new buildings.Modernistic front for this building has been designed by famed Canadian park building designer Jack Roy, who was responsible for the Canadian National Exhibition\u2019s sensational Midway buildings.Currently, painters, carpenters, \u2018electricians, artists, engineers and _ a large staff of general handymen are busy at the Park, putting on the finishing touches with hundreds of thousands of nails, bolts, screws for the previews on Saturday May 7, Sunday May 8, and the grand opening on Saturday May 14.Final program for these dates is still to be announced.Reservations Canadian Art Theatre PRESENTS \"PINOCCHIO\" AT VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 16th 2.30 P.M.LAST PERFORMANCE Reserved, $1.00 - Adults, .75 - Children, .50 and .35 (Tax included) Students holding exchange tickets entitled to reduced rates - EL.1668 Aelpless.None.B SHE HEARD HER OWN MURDER BEING PLOTTED ON THE TELEPHONE \"ISN'T IT ROMANTIC\" Veronica LAKE Mona FREEMAN Billy.De WOLFE Or bar a Fat k SOR Burt \u201c| hcaster i ELA TON THE SAME PROGRAM STARTS SUNDAY! SHERBROOME at GREY EL 9545 TODAY until SATURDAY! al a rem TS mn \u201c2 \"TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS,\u201d color by Technicolor, with Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson and Dorothy Malone.\u201cNIGHT HAS A THOUSAND BYES,\u201d with Edward ©.Robinson, Gail Russell and John Lund.EDUCA J 100 mener PAG FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1049 Alouettes Win Inter Pu | î RAY CERESINO Ray Ceresino, forward brought up to Toronto Maple Leafs from Pittsburgh, is a native of Port Arthur, Ontario, and is playing his first year of pro hockey.In 22 games with Pittsburgh this season he scored 13 goals and assisted in nine other for 22 points\u2014 an average of a point a game.He played for Oshawa Generals in the Junior O.H.A.last season where he scored 24 goals and had 29 assists for 53 points in 28 games, He stands 5\u2019 8\u201d in height weighs 160 pounds and was born on April 24, 1029, .Young Men and Women \"0444 Your Summer Holiday Spot Is CAMP OTOREKE (Y.M.C.A.) Excellent swimming and paddling, good tennis courts, canoe trips, all types of social and recreotional activities.For Information OTOREKE OFFICE \u2014 DO.4639 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.\u2014 EL.1106 - HOBBY 13th ANNUAL Westmount Boys & Girls SHOW - APRIL 20th \u2014 APRIL 23rd Open To The Public 1.30-10.30 \u2018P.M.Daily Westmount Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Wolves Find Als Easy Opposition In Inter League The first tilt of the week brought the Wolves and Royals together in a slow game, The Wolves were just too strong for the Royals and walked through them by a 40-17 score.Dave Binmore paced the Wolves; scoring five baskets and flipping in 4 free throws for a total of 14 points.Cliff Gill came up with 9 points, Eddie Moore notched 7, Bruce Thompson 6, Wendy Young |4 and Jack Light scored a basket for 2 points.Bill Graham and Eddie O\u2019Brien came up with 8 points each to lead the Royals attack.Logue MacDonald and Buck Knott scored 2 points each and Ben Young 1.In a very close game, the Ave.Stars defeated the Whizs 36-33, The -Whizs were leading 19-12 at the end of the first half, but were outscored 24-14 in the second half.Will Manolson of the Stars, found the range in the second half to notch 7 baskets to go with the 2 baskets he scored in the first frame.This made him the high scorer of the game with 18 points.Allan Turner was the next best for the Stars with 10 points.Gray- don Easton came up with 5, Bruce Campbell 2 and Pat Lomasney 1.George Cochrane was the big gun for the Whizs with 14 points, Harold Parsons sniped 8, Jack and Roy McKissock scored 4 points each while Dave Barnard finished with 3.The Alouettes, without their two stars, Ray Binmoreand Jack Dudley, were no match for the fast breaking Kentuck Five, who out-scored them 36 -10.Mike Barnard was the high scorer for Kentucky with 14 points.He was closely followed by Bert Kelly with 12 points, Doug Reed came up with 7, Dave McDermott 2 (Continued on Page 16) two two-game total goal series.advance to the finals, The first game of a two game total goal series between \u2018the Stars and Alouettes took place at the Queen's rink.The Stars won 1-0.The second game took place at the Verdun Auditorium, with the Alouettes coming out on top by a 2-1 score, tying up the series at 1-1, Rough Contest The third and deciding game was a rough contest.With 4 minutes gone in the first period, Pete Lovell passed to Bill Telfer who slapped the rubber into the Stars\u2019 nets.Frank Read, on a nice solo rush, with Bonnier serving a penalty, banged in a goal to make the score 2-0 at the end of the first period.After 3 minutes of the second period Bob Heckman converted Read's pass into another goal for the Larks, the Stars were serving another penalty when this goal was scored.At the 10 minute mark, Frank Boright scored, and at the 13 minute mark Frank Read scored his second marker, a minut?later Bill Telfer, taking Pete Lovell's pass, scored his second goal.The Stars were again a man short when both these goals were scored, McCowan Scores There was no scoring until the middle of the third period, when Stu McCowan of the Stars spoiled Ray Binmore\u2019g shut-out by slapping home a hard shot.With 4 minutes left in thé game, Bill Telfer took Read's pass and bang- Ascension Meet Columbus Twice This Week-End By GEORGE COCHRANE Kevin Kennedy, the youngest manager in the Snowdon Senior Fastball League, will trot out his Ascension ballhawks for an 18- inning dose of exhibition ball this week-end.The Westmounters will lock horns with Columbus at Macdonald to meet the Staynor Stars in the finals.\"The Staynors Stars went undefeated during the regular Schedug and knocked off the Panthers to x\u2014 Verty Moy} These wins gave them the Tigh ed it home, a minute later, BY Telfer again took a pass fr Read to beat Doug Brampy the Stars\u2019 nets.This complete the scoring, Alouettes 8, Stars , \u2018The first two games betwey these teams were very exeitiy hockey with both teams pl well.In the final game, the éfter going down two goal, gan to play the man instead # the puck, the result being ty they got eight penalties to tin for the Larks.This was gy, trous for the Stars as the Ly took \u2018 advantage of the em man and scored most of thy goals while the Stars were si, ting out penalties.Binmore Starry Ray Binmore turned in à rig effort in the Alouettes\u2019 nels, Brian Pearse was outstanding g fensively for the Larks, Py Lovell, the other defenceman, y up two goals for the A's Ty best man on the ice was Bill Te, fer; he played a great dry game, scoring four goals and wy fighting hard at all times, Frak Read put on a great display stickhandling to score two eo and set.up three others.Ry Morrow, Bob Heckman, Bob Gra hockey for the Larks.Stu McCowan and Jack Rin mer tried hard on the Stars Garland and Allan Turner tum scoring chances.LINE-UPS Alouettes:\u2014Ray Binmore, John Pie Brian Pearse, Pete Lovell, Frank Rai Bob Grant and Frank Boright.Guy Bonnier, Jack Rimmer, Bud Seiby, Ken Black, Graydon Lass and John Wakely.First Period 2\u2014Alouettes: F.Read Penalties: G.Bonnie) B.Telfer.Second Period 3\u2014Alouettes: B.k Turner, and Frank Boright all played gui fence, while Pat Lomasney, Jouil more foiled him on a couple dif Bill Telfer, Ron Morrow, Bob Hecknsf : Stars: \u2014Doug Brambell, Stu McCowan s Pat bE AR masney, John Garland, Allan Tums mit [R53 1\u2014Alouettes: B.Telfer (P.Lovell) j ER ck Title s | Blast Staynor Stars 8-1 In Final Playoff Game The Alouettes defeated the Staynor Stars to win the City Int, mediate championship and the Percy R.Adams trophy at the Auditorium last week, This was the latest date in the West Leagues that the boys were playing hockey, The Alouettes, after starting the season slowly, Manage find the opponents\u2019 nets and finished 4th in the league standing \u2018They \u2018then eliminated the 3rd place Royals and 2nd place Aces Evel ve ofte: re mor he ele It i he AMO! o look dollare i put in pn & pa Specia ed to t) yariety \u2018 y camp land fam boung \u20ac sistan ain it : al ins who Im! pith th ramp te Mnotor | Efe quipme M quipme Bfbroporti P eadersh pframps \u20ac £ summer Eng the The £ o be i hat fo under Méleaders! sand gi Nêknowle( png to! GeThis is Fie OD tripping {vice to 4 over @ as most Bof your @ Plan \"camp.] ida fect 3 ou Wi Park Saturday afternoon at 3.00 and will play the Knights again F.PAUL GAGNON (A.0.A.) 5390 Sherbrooke St.W.DÉ.4962 R.GRISE CHAMPLAIN SERVICE STATION Sherbrooke and Crosvenor EL.0188 LATIMER MOTOR SALES LTD.1953 St.Catherine St.W.Fi.5225 ARTHUR FRENCH Victoria and Western EL.0077 (M hr, 2 = A when You drive with morc your car looks ZEST its BEST SPECIALIZED SIMONIZ \u2014 BODY WORK \u2014 PAINTING ~\u2014 SIMONIZ SHAMPOO finals, have analysed their last year's weaknesses and have come to the conclusion that what they lacked most was power at the plate.To help overcome this deficiency, Kennedy has signed Doug Heron, burly McGill footballer and puckster, who played in \u201947 and '48 with Hampton.Doug, an outfielder and occasional pitcher who swings from the left side of the plate, should add a little punch to the locals\u2019 attack.Another newcomer is Paul Barrette.Barette, who batted better than .300 last year with Stein- berg's, has been signed to replace Noel Romney at the initial sack.Romney fractured three vertebrae in a Canadian Legion puck tilt this winter and, while he is now out of hopsital he is still wearing and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show have completed arrangements for the holding of the Girls\u2019 swim meet, the boys\u2019 swim meet, and the general gym program.Under the chairmanship of Errol Smith, the committee have been able to arrange for the following experienced people to take charge of the events: Girls\u2019 swiming, Mrs.Guynan of the YWCA and YMCA; Boys Swimming, Ned Mahon, of Unity Boys\u2019 Club; and Gymnasium events, John Cooper of YMCA.Capable assistance will be given these leaders by the following: Girls\u2019 Swim \u2014 organizer, Ruth Luck; scorer, Ann Nesbit; 1st Timer, Llui-Amoy Wheatley; 2nd Timer, Trudy Thomson; 3rd Timer Jean McKinley; turns, Pat Burden; Life guards, Marlene Matthews and Marilyn Gardner.Boys\u2019 A (Continued on Page 15) (Continued on Page 16) HEATING SEASON USE LASALLE COKE ENJOY MAXIMUM HEAT VALUE, COMFORT, ECONOMY AND | Manufactured Th Quebet ORDER FROM YOUR LINCS 4\u2014Alouettes: F.S from your on Sunday at the same time out at Trenholme.al Dn Read) PE I I The Ascensionites heid their first drill of the season at Westmount 6\u2014Alouettes: B.One - (P.Lovell) C AL ZED SIMONIZ DEALERS Park last Saturday.Best news emanating from the practice was Penalties: G.Bonnier, pome that Gerard \u201cThe Team\u201d Lecavalier, co-winner of the Snowdon (major).ira Period Le U league's most valuable player trophy last summer, will be back |j\u2014Stars 5 McCowan .| Eaguicss IMONIZ MAINTENANT ! WE.4966 |||in an Ascension uniform this sea-* 5\u2014Alouettes B.Telfer (F.Rew) i ompe son.The tireless righthander will © P yet net \u20ac Bonnier, Cat PECIALISTS # 1265 Green Ave again be the ace of the local WII eet yi Rimmer (major), Ss.cm Pa || crew's mound staff.As a pitcher, 3 {major), B.Binmore (male h A he\u2019s rated in many quarters the Referees: Rene Chatlebois, wow @ equal of Bill Durnan.Pro am At YMC A MacDonald.Out for Hitters gr VENDOME GARAGE Ascension, who wound up last year in third place and were The Athletic Program Commit- 5100 Western Ave.EL.7345 knocked out by Thrift in the semi- tee of the Westmount YMCA Boys\u2019 TO FINISH THE \u20ac ty Inty, e Verdy lestmoug aged Standing Ace i Lhe righ Scheduy ter, By f mbel] ' omplete Starg Lhe Stag als, fy, tead ing thy to tiny dise © Lary \u20ac ext he the ere gif M 8 ny Ss\" nels, x da Pets man, A's, Ty Bill Té, driviy and wu 8.Fran oh Gra R yed gooil @ramp.His personality and policies @eifect the camp tremendously.tars\u2019 gy + ou will feel more content if you ck Rim ey, Jou a r ture Bud S * pf your child.Also, after such an but Bi 4 ouple dB ohn Piel Fo ank Het Heckmuf mi ell) | \u201cBonnie, Selecting Your Child's Camp (Second in a Series of Six Articles) by ROY D.LOCKE THE EXAMINER, a Riaughter.vec onu Pat L 1 Turne on Easix: i # Eng does the camp provide both Even when we have decided to send our boy or girl to camp, ve often have difficulty in selecting an appropriate .camp.There re more than one hundred camps in Quebec alone.So what are ne elements to watch for in our It is obvious at once that our choice must be influenced by ne amount of money we have set aside for this purpose.It is useless o look at folders advertising camps whose fees are five hundred dollars à season when we can only afford a fifth of that amount.gut in almost any price range, including charity camps operating mn a part-fee basis, there are some chbices to be made.selection process?special interests and needs have 4 ed to the development of.a wide variety of camps.There afe nurse- À; camps for very young children I à family camps for mothers and Eoung children.Children who need ssistance in school work can ob- ain it at camps which have, for- jal instruction classes.Parents vho may not be too concerned vith the cost may expect their amp to provide riding, shooting, otor boats and more elaborate BY uipment.If this expenditure on : Spquipment is accompanied by a Bi roportionate amount on qualified ÿ eadership, these higher priced Hibamps can offer a very worthwhile # ummer for the campers attend- 3-49 them.Simple Life Trend The general trend would appear o be in the direction of camps hat foster a rather simple life \u20ac nder the guidance of mature Mcadership.Many camps for boys 3; and girls focus attention on a M-nowledge of nature and on learn- âne to handle oneself in the woods.Bi is done by spending more Fic.on swimming, hiking, canae- ripping and nature-lore.Good ad- @fvice to parents is to try to dis- pécover and select the camp which ps most likely to meet the needs of your child.Plan to meet the Director of the now the kind of person respon- bible for the care and guidance nterview the Director is apt to Make a more personal and understanding interest in your son or In your interview you should Mescertain what kind of leadership he camp provides.Are the coun- Bellors all high school youths?Are here any trained social workers pr educationalists on the staff?ow much and what kind of train- gor counsellors and campers?What is the ratio of leaders to campers ?Camping Faults One of the greatest faults in ome camps is that the directors feel the camp will not be happy unless there is some high pressure \u2018competition in progress at ali C I) Now is the time to have those Plumbing and Heating repairs done.All kinds of Plumbing and Heating repairs and new installations, Call today for free estimates.Agents tor Ruud Automatic Gas and Electric Water Heaters.Fl.1189 Westmount Plumbing & Roofing Limited 206 OLIVIER AVE.Emergency Calls: AM.1418 \u2014 CA.9864 sive activity.This type of camp | tine is drawn up that would ex- times: Competition is an important phase of camp life, but children need not, and should not, be artificially stimulated to exces- oftimes plans every hour of every day for the campers.A daily rou- haust a buck-private.Make sure that your camp provides opportunity for a well-bal- anced program and that the campers have a share in the program planning.Above all, see that the camp provides opportunity for a supervised rest-hour after lunch when the children can rest and relax, - In the selection of your camp the health and safety features are most important.Does the camp provide a doctor and/or a nurse?Or is a doctor on call for the camp.What procedure has the camp developed to discover and report illness before it becomes acute?Are there regular health checks?What kind of hospital or inform- ary facilities does the camp provide?Water supply should be government tested.The high cost of food oppresses everyone.Your camp should not try to economize too drastically in this department Before your child leaves for camp you should know what procedures the camp follows in cases of emergency and assure yourself that these are satisfactory to you.Finally, let me remind you that when a camper attends camp for an eight-week period he is actually spending more waking hours at camp than he does with his teacher throughout six months cf school.In other words, camp can play a decisiver role in developing your child.Some careful investigation before choosing your camp is time well invested.Ascension (Continued from Page 14) a cast and won't see any action until July.Jones Retires Emmett Jones, the Montreal Basketball League referee who did some stellar work on the mound for Ascension last summer, has announced his retirement from the Snowdon League.The blond veteran will limit himself to playing in Verdun this summer.He'll be missed.Another man who'll be missing from the Ascension line-up this season is Gerry Snyder, pitcher- outfielder, who has taken over as The date for St.\u2018| Annual Boxing Show has been definitely set for Friday, May 6th at 8.15 p.m.in the school hall.Leo's 9th The programme is now in the indications point to another evening of first class fistic entertainment.A good number of newcomers will be carrying the local Red, White and Green banner in this year's show but there still remains a few of the old favorites to add balance to the card.Showing good form and a lot of that old desire are the following candidates seeking to make their initial appéarance in active competition: Kevin McAsey at 142 lbs, Jimmy Cotter, 120 lbs, Gerry Pecknold, 136 lbs, Leslie Humbert, 140 1bs,, Vaughan McVey, 153 1bs., Leonard Mulligan, \u2018126 lbs, Hughie McDonald, Smart, 150 lbs.Among the holdovers.wso are raring to go to town on May 6th are: Bert Lat- timer, 167 lbs., Bob Hall, 155 lbs., John Chase, 147 lbs., Harry Wolfe, 137 lbs, John Foy, 118, Nevil Martin, 136 lbs.Thomas Roger, 126 1bs., Tony Sciarello, 126 lbs.The condition of all Academy boxers was never better with: the boys getting in plenty of roadwork to round-out their regular sessions.Boxing Notes A few minor Injuries are plaguing coach Andy McGillis in his efforts to line something definite and right now it is doubtful if some of the more prominent boxers like Kevin McAsey, Bob Hall and Nevil Martin will be back in stride in time for a match.With St.Anthony's and Iverly Settlement Boxing Clubs folded up, it appears that most of the opposition will come from Grenadier Guards and Terminal Park Y.M.C.A, The Pee Wee and Junior boxing classes will stage their own show on Friday, May 13th at 7.30 p.m.in the school hall .Hughie McDonald is well advanced -in his training and capable of going three rounds at top speed.Sport Shorts Harry Wolfe, captain of the Senior B Hockey Club and Ross Murray, captain of the Junior squad represented their teammates in a presentation to their coach Andy McGillis in appreciation for guiding them through a successful hockey season .Curly Davis back in town after finishing his referee chores in the International Hockey League, reports that Dave O'Meara and Johnnie Drury, former Academy hoc- WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 PAGE FIFTEEN key stars, now members of Windsor Hetchy Spitfires, were on the improve and figured prominently in the League play-offs .Louis St.James, the pride of St.Leo's last year, is back in town for the Easter holidays and checked in at 187 lbs.Louis is now in his freshman year in engineering at Clarkson College of Tech- , nology at Potsdam, N.Y.Donald Rolfe scored his second straight win in the Golden Gloves and with a few breaks stands a good chance of moving at least to the finals in the 118 Ibs.novice class The Old Boys still in high apirits over their win at the expense of our Senior B (Continued on Page 16) process of being drawn 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Cote des Neiges, Monday evening, Ascension\u2019s Father McMahon offered to put up for annual competition a trophy which would go to the player who conducts himself in the most gentlemanly fashion on the field.The cup will be known as the Father McMahon Trophy.The winner will be selected by the league executive.Opening Day The Snowdon league will open its schedule with three games on Sunday, May 1st.It is believed that it is the earliest opening of any league on the island, even beating the Royals by three days.In the afternoon, Columbus will play Robitaille Motors, Steinberg'\u2019s will meet St.Augustine\u2019s at Macdonald Park and in the evening Ascension will play host to Hamp: ton Food at N.D.G.Park.At a league meeting held at -@ op N.R.BEGIN, President RICE av Ve ETS USO Seria Try Orly RET SERVICES PARTS Le ré on Snowde DECARIESBLVD! ama cn oan Haat TM ce te ar An nh ey cran =\" mes .oo .+ - 7 : TE 2 Fes RENE NE Las TEE amiens TT - 2220007 - ; re ; a 2 * .fim - a.: .; .\u201c ray a - age 5 i ASR ea To de \u2014\u2014 al TTI CLÉ ds kh a ere ps Bet ER mE ek ey en ee eta i an air ee aon 0 Fu We imme es ee tt rte a nee SE PAGE SIXTEEN *° The Pillar By GEORGE COCHRANE THE WOOLLCOTT SAGA When a book which begins its career with a price\u2019 tag of $3.50 turns out to be such a merchandising dud that it is reduced to a mere 49 cents, it proves too great a temptation for The Pillar compiler.It was in this way, by which I mean the 49 cents way and not the $3.50 way, that I obtained a copy of \"A.Woollcott, His Life And His World\u201d, from the good old Westmount Stationery, a business establishment which has become a Sherbrooke street landmark of this fair city.Alexander Woolcott was the most paradoxical man of letters of the twentieth century.In \u201cTry And Stop Me,\u201d Bennett Cerf, the joke-collecting individual who guides the destinies of the fabulously successful Random House, pilloried Woollcott as a moneygrubbing, insulting, totally loathsome creature with a gigantic ego.: In \u201cA.Woollcutt, His Life And His World\u201d, Samuel Hopkins Adams, a newspaperman who graduated to writing such widely sold works of fiction as \"It Happened One Night\u201d, tells a little of Swim Meet Bh (Continued trom Cage 14) Swim \u2014 starter, Gilbert Young; timers, Jim Neshit and Alan Smith; Scorers Alex Goodman and Jim Beaton: judges, Ned Mahon and John Venters.Athletic Program \u2014 Don LeClair, Alan Smith, Jim Nesbit, Tom Sparrow, and Pat | McAliley.In charge of boxing will be Bert Light and his friends.Along with the competitions in the various events on the gym floor, there will de displays by boys and girls from the Westmount Schools.\u201cThe girls\u2019 swim meet will be held on Wednesday, April 20th, 8.30 p.m.The boys\u2019 swim meet will be held on Friday, April 22nd at 7.15 p.m.The Boxing and Indoor Athletics will be held on Thürsday, April Zist at 8 p.m.St.Leo's Sports (Continued from Page 15) Hockey Club.There is a rumor that Yve Hudon would like to give his not so old boys a bonus .There ere few warmer places than in the Blue Room where the boxing ring is located and coach Andy comes out of the ring after a few hours session practically barbecued .The Pee Wee group may well he called the eager beavers of St.Leo's boxing classes.The enthusiasm and hustle that envelops around these youngsters would be hard to match Buster Smart is showing terrific punching power and with a little more ring polish will be a tcp notch ring glad- fator.Wolves Find (Continued frem Page 14) and Bob Forrest 1.Ron Morrow and John Piers scored 3 points each for the Laiks while John Kay and Brian Pearse notched a basket for 2 pointe each.STANDINGS pow.I.F .A.Pts.Wolves .s 5 0 107 68 4 Ave.Stars 3 3 0 104 67 86 Kentucky Lo.> 2 0 101 31 4 Whizs à 2 2 168 127 4 Alouettes 4 0 4 86 137 0 flosauts 4 0 4 81 220 0 Blt; GUNS F.G.FF.Pis.G.Cochrane, Whizs |.26 5 5 W.Manolson, Ave.Stars 21 6 48 D.Kelly, Kentucky .20 3 43 J.MeKissock, Whizs .19 2 40 D.Binmore, Wolves .,.16 5 387 B.Binmore, Alouettes .13 6 32 \u2018M.Barnard, Kentucky .11 6 48 the other side of the Woolcott \u2018| saga.\u2018 Adams does not attempt to gloss over Woolcott's less desirable characteristics, but he does claim that the insults which the portly Town Crier handed out to friend and foe, and the other actions which earned him all the epithets tossed his way by Bennett Cerf, were the result of a deep- seated sense of insecurity that was an integral part of.Woollcott\u2019s | personality.This is a rather fascinating biography, particularly for anyone at all interested in the Broadway scene and the quaint characters who earn their living there.It traces Woolcott's early days, his life at Hamilton College, debut as a newspaper reporter with The New York Times, service in World War I with a hospital unit and then with Stars and Stripes, the servicemen's newspaper, his emergence as a top notch drama ecri- tic, and finally his life as a free lance writer of witty, personal essays, supplemented with flings THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1019 = and undoubted abilities in a way that must have met with the approval of even such diehard enemies as Bennett Cerf.He served on numerous war boards, was always willing to lend his voice and his pen to worthy causes.But he was not a well man in those historic days.A fat body he had allowed to become even fatter by eating prodigiously.The human machine broke down under the strain.The end came in January, 1943.The Writers\u2019 War Board and The People's Platform radio program invited him to appear with Rex Stout, chairman of the board, Harry -D.Gideonese, George N.Shuster, and Marcia Davenport.The s bject was \u201cIs Germany Incurable\u201d ?Woollcott\u2019s last two utterances over the air were: \u2018Germany was the cause of Hitler just as much as Chicago is responsible for the Chicago Tribune\u201d; and, in answer to a belief expressed as to the long-run possibility of making | he 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