The Westmount examiner, 26 août 1949, vendredi 26 août 1949

[" v et ation by high 1, ital leon, es, dit an off © et than § On they y nes han hundreg artbroka le Of ty NE.Thy athrooy, more jp, OSsible \u2018ta astles dies, Vy D Gover.Town and has oi oday das Georgia nto {ey athrooms \u2018ters, and Of Castles states of gton; why Salty 00d nt, when murderd on hei d: Qi find the larg ich.for stle ited four ser es in he auth astle, n said: \u201cÀ ronal Nor two be right siz te.I ha Jacobea arn for ably hay to run if nal Tru at historig Norte nation b n a penis sornwal, Donningtes as sold fa 1, is ag hought th | extensit d in devd y.: and 10 High and ) by La > castles ing to Io and, Her» rs bees \\pkeep.F tephen Let\" noti , in Nor ving in nge, who Hunstant jy has 6 p and 1 ~The bre sible buréé auctioned » castles 4 in a coup @ \u2019 e Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s M etropolis yoL.xX, No.34 Lions\u2019 Clubs Of Montreal Golf Tourney Planned Seen above at a press conference meeting to outline and discuss plans for the forthcoming $3,000 Lions\u2019 Club of Montreal tournament to be playad at the Marlborough Golf and Country Club, September 9-10-11, are, left to right, H.E, McCormick, President of The Examiner Publishing Co., Jim Swarbrick, Art McPherson, pro.at Marlborough, Larry Sheasgreen, chairman of the Lions\u2019 Club golf committee, Red MacKenzie, of Elm Ridge, and H.B.Houghton, general manager of The Examiner Publishing Co., and program chairman for the tournament.Westmount Jr.QRFU Entry To Play lll Home Games At Athletic Grounds Westmount's oft-called lagging community spirit took on new life Tuesday night after the mouncement that the Westmount Junior Football Club was forced to withdraw from the Q.R.F.U.us to lack of financial.support.À group of public spirited citizens, led by E.J Anderson, supervisor of Westmount Parks and Playgrounds, banded together and managed to raise enough money to start the team on their way 9 sound financial ground.At the same time as the finan-* ial situation became clearer, | efinite permission was granted rough Westmount City Hall for e full use of Westmount Athle- ic Grounds for all home games.September 24, when the War- ors play their first home game, ill be the official opening of \u2018the founds which have been out of % since the beginning of World ar II, First practice will be ne to- ght out at the grounds at 7 p.may Playfair, manager of ,the latriors, aiong with other offi.als of the club, express the hope at Since this is a community en- rato, as many local football Yers as possible will turn out to Y for a place on the team, The outlook for a winning team tceptionally good, Playfair oe sie So many of last year's ate have signified their in- os or trying out again.ent\u201d hose who will be out to- ren Bill McLeod, Marvin gr Wenty Young, Dave à Tan McGillis, Doc Chase A my Nesbitt, he team intends to purchase W equipment and will spare at P effort ., iumph, to repeat last year's W res saga Y'estmounts intermediate team.sored by tne Royal Montreal ne games M also play their ; on the W Metie Grounds e Westmount Sowing is the Westmount (Confinued on Page 16) | #, William Lunn Trade-School Will Move To St.Henri The William Lunn Arts & Crafts School, situated in Griffintown, will close this year and in future English speaking students from Westmount, N.D.G.and other west end areas will be trained at the new St.Henri Arts & Crafts School situated at.the corner of Notre Dame and St.Remi streets.The new school, which incorporates all up-to-the-minute improvements, is rapidly nearing completion, Courses will be conducted in both English and French and will include electricity, machine shop practice, carpentry, drafting, pattern making, sheet metal work and the forge.The William Lunn School was opened in 1941 as a war emergency training school, under an arrange-y ment between the federal and provincial governments.Army personnel were given courses in surveying, mechanical drafting, machine shop practice, electricity, carpentry, sheet metal work and internal combustion engines, Civilians, both men and women, were taught machine shop practice and sheet metal work in order to enter the war industries.After the war veterans received a two-year trades course under the re-habili- tation plan.Over 8,000 students were trained in the eight year period.\\ The English section of the Trade Course (two year) was transferred from the Montreal Technical School to the William Lunn School in 1943 leaving that institution to concentrate on the Technical Course (four years).fuel outlook one year ago compared with that of today is entirely different for the City of Westmount householders.Local dealers report that there is no shortage of the commodity, but do admit that the prices are about the same.One year ago The Examiner survey showed that there was likely to be a coal shortage in the eary months of the winter, and a further survey in January saw dealers maintain that there was enough coal \u201con hand\u201d.While coal prices are about the same as reported in January, the dealers admit that the price goes up duting the winter months, One merchant said that WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 = PRICE: THREE CENTS Rotary History Related To Westmount Members The evolution of the first Rotary Club and the changes made since that time composed the theme of John Smith's talk to the Rotary, Club of Westmount on Wednesday, after their regular weekly luncheon in Victoria Hall.Mr.Smith is the immediate past district governor of Rotary District 155 which takes in 14 clubs in Ontario and 61 in Michigan.Since the first club was formed in Chicago in 1905, there have been many changes in the Rotary set-up, the speaker told his audience.Originally, the club members meant to be of service to one another, but in 1906 they put community service into practice and this then became the first aim of Rotary, x to which the 6800 cluhs in the | world today adhere, he said.These clubs are situated in 80 countries, which is more countries than are represented in the United Nations, Mr.Smith claimed.The speaker then stated that one of the greatest forms of Rotary enjoyment is to get out of town and visit other clubs.Reverting to the historical side of his speech, Mr.Smith said that five-years aftffr the first club was formed, 1910, there were 16 active units, including one outside of United States, and that was in Winnipeg.Rotary entered Great Britain and Ireland in 1911, he recalled, and service became the cardinal interest rather than personal gain.In 1915, Rotary almost hit bankruptcy but at ihe suggestion of the president, each member donated one dollar to the cause and Rotary has been on solid ground ever since, he said.Nineteen hundred and eighteen saw Rotary in South America and in 1920, Europe took up the cause.Mr.Smith dwelt for some time on the British infiuence on Rotary International saying that the word \u201cInternational\u201d was added to the title after the King of England said in 1922, \u201cNow.Rotary is really international\u201d Another example of British influence is the fact that a Canadian started the first club in Australia.The speaker concluded by saying that each Rotary member has the job of giving good example tp everyone including superiors, inferiors, clients and customrs.Miss Francine Vanier Gets Important Work Miss Francine Vanier, niece of Major-General .Georges Vanier, Canadian Ambassador to France, and a graduate of the Robichaud Commercial Academy, Westmount, Quebec, was chosen as bilingual stenographer at the United Nations Conferences at Lake Success.Miss Vanier writes Gregg at 130 words per minute in both French and English.their present rate was $22 for American and $24 for Welsh Anthracite, but that this may take a jump in the first week - of September.All dealers say that householders should buy their coal in the early months of the summer when the prices are at their lowest.There are several reasons why coal hag jumped in price since 1947 then selling for approximately $17 a ton.An executive of the largest American importers pointed out that coal has not jumped in price any more than food or clothing over the past ten years.He pointed out that the unions which control the miners are demanding high + - Miss K.Jenkins Urges Cataloguing Of Canadian Books Miss Kathleen Jenkins, Libra rian at the Westmount Public Library and President of the Canadian Library Association, recently told the Royal Commission on Arts and Science Development that the first thing the Association \u2018would like to see done is the cataloguing of all available maa terial Canada National Library.She said the cataloguing should start in Ottawa and then spread out to Canada\u2019s larger centres, Second step in the Association's plan would be to have a branch set up in Montreal to cover all Frencu volumes in Quebec.This branch in Montreal would cover such important collections as the 800,000 volumes of Laval University and the collections of other French-speaking university institutions.Abbott Announces 4th Bond Series A Fourth Series of Canada Savings Bonds will go on sale across Canada in October.This was announced at Ottawa by the Hon.Douglas Abbott, Migister of Finance, Member of Parliament for St.Antoine-Westmount, who, at the same time, gave notice that Canada Savings Bonds, Series Three, will be withdrawn from sale August 31.The Minister said that the de-: cision to issue a Fourth Series of Canada Savings Bonds was prompted by the enthusiastic response that had attended the in in a previous three offerings.Fuel Outlook Is Good wages at the present time, and said the cost of operating the mining industry has also skyrocketed since the war years.Another reason for the increase in coal purchases is the result of the 21 per cent freight rate increase by Canadian Railroads.This new rate has forced the Canadian goal price level to rise considerably because most of the produce is shipped by rail.The executive of the importing company also agreed with local dealers when they maintained that they were better off in the pre-war days.\u201cIt is true\u201d he said, \u201cthat the retail dealer was able to show a greater profit for his produce in the pre-war sales than he is at the present time.\u201d or &ls0 gives Lie old timers the thrill SOMETHING THAT WILL LAST {being with a new crowd.The \u201cMest jeurnalists secretky wisk Tuesday Trips will be contimuing ta A ; hy \u2018 CC | ! PAGE TWO THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 - \u2014_\u2014 e | REPAY : an \u2018 c\u2018couts & Cubs | Y.M.C.A.NOTES F .: By REC.GROOME | A YOUNG ADULT SECTION , ihe \u201cBridge enthusiasts and \u201c \u201cAR the fun of the fair\u2019 \u2014 that | Menday night there Wer \\ : Mel Burge takes over fer us this week .take it away Mek is the way the greup of young ' tables in play, one of Which v tu pet The Fellowship of Camping Together , -adults found it when they went to elementary instyuctio table © Now that the Cub Camp and Scout Camp are over for the 1949 \u2018Belmont Park last Tuesday night.! you will find a ready i 4 Season, we look back to Camp MacAulay and Camp Tamaracouta, This srl trip to Montreal's fa- at all of the activities, It you \" reminiscent of the many fine days and years we spent af both Camps.; ta the pos ma ortunite ro tees to have further informatiy \u2018The writer has had the privilege of attending Scout Camp for eigh- By GEORGE COCHRANE j > Pre ye please call me or telephone JR é light at home in the group, and Program Secretar fyoL.XX teen years yet, as June approaches, he is counting the days until he y, ELU, can get back into the land of Tamara.Camp Tamaracouta is a second home to him .Lumbermen \u2014 Voyageur w He can look back through the years and see many \u2018Lumberman or Voyageur?| of his boyhood chums sitting around the campfire and singing the they could some day produce during the month of September, the question of the week at trad \u2018 same old tunes that the boys of * : something more durable thal when weiner roasts, roller skating opunt cA Say camp for ly u today sing at the weekly Camp- |, mi .news.Being South Africans, nest porties .and pre-season bowling amencing last Monday, son | fires.He can stil.see his pals unprepared for, during the winter of my fellow-journalists have 8 groups are planned.forty boys attending Camp w * - months, I imagine most Scouters Ce : t ivi ; 4 going for shore-liLe, slry-hooks ; \u2018 ; »| deep cravimg te ge and farm Man uiries are being re- WOUDL Were divided int | ! ue, sy » will take on \u2018Cooking Classes\" Pe 3 for the SCARY eng Peine groups of Lumberm \u2019 Both checkered paint.rubber tent Pe8S once a month, as spare time rsonally long leisure ceived for the fall and winter pros len and Vy o,f and all the \u201ccatches\u201d that are still activities, to sit dowm and write poems.pram Next Tuesday night many BUTS to take part in sports co ophy, ?catching the Tenderfoot today.; Perhaps they wouldn't be very membe:s will gather to make con.Petitions; including swiny ret Enc 3 ; ) The writer looks back to 1932.o ; ; meets, baseball $ It is all given in the best of It was a bitt là à d the 994 poemes.But then seme of crete suggestions for the coming , hase and volley, fed Tues fun, and Johnny or Billy will take Willingdon Troop set œut on à ™Y friends\u201d crops mightwt bel season and to plan for à weekend Sames, boat races, checker le Tom it on the chin and smile, just like pike © King Edward Woods.The Y&'¥ 800d crops.\u201d \u2014 John Bond, retreat to work out the final de.png-pang tournaments, et p up fo thousands of other boys have done writer, having an irish mother, à journalist, speaking on the BBC tails.The other feature of the interest in the various compe or highe before him.Then there's the joy decided to make a stew, but alas Prosramme, \u201cMeet the Commen-| meeting will he reports from the | pons has been keen, with the ru.an.of helping \"Scouter\u201d or Skipper\u201d and alack he had brought every- wealth.\u201d ; : two delegates who represented the | pod fop honours being à secs The ( with the preparing of breakfast thine from stewing beef fo onions, There's a hoary saying that one young adult section at the Fifth @ffair.At the time of writing, ull os or dinner.Peeling potatoes and py forgot the weter.Did he give hears at least once every month National Young Adult Conference, | LUmbermen held the leag by such at home, was always a up.No sir! He \"found some to the effect that \u201cThere is noth- These delegates were Miss Pat scant four points, \u2018having amass \u201cchore\u201d \u2014 kut at Scout camp, if clean snow and dumped it in hig ME Older than yesterdays news- MeAliley and Don Ferguson.a total of 279 points to Voyage, [he boys want to ear, they get to billy can and made the nicest P@Per\u201d And the maxim is just| Next Thursday night will be the | 27> The highlight of the wo II] like it, if .hey are the kind of a|stew you could imagine.At least, 38 true as it is ancient.Ever see last of the splash parties: the | ONE Bales Will be the gran Scout B-P would have them be.lhe is still alive and able to tel) ® gentleman plank down a nickel dances will be continued during \"2le an party Put on by the li Washing dishes may get you you this story.There's an old and walk off with what he thinks the fall and winter on a Friday 67S while \u20ac winners sit back ay | ores dish pan hands\u201d.but when saying, \u201cYou have to eat a peck iS today's condensation of world evening.enjoy it all.y you look pack, it was a lot of of dirt before you die\".well, we events, start reading and.diseaver \u2018The long and cool evenings have In addition to the main featu ( fun, wasn't it?Le won't say your Johnny will eat a *at he has obtained a news- brought together many more of of Lumbermen-Voyageur comp | ile 4 The po ridge pot, there's a peck of dirt at camp, but he will P3Per that is a full 24 hours old?; tions, boys at Westmount '.trick to cleaning it, in double be none the worse for his expe- The picture of utter disgust on bave taken part in an indueri PL quick time.For one thing, add & rience, I assure you.his face is somethin, g which some D trip and an all-day picnic.Mond Reports ï good piece of butter when cooking Aside from the culinary art.we artist could convert into a mem- a A .afternoon the boys visited Ha ficate thai ,- fi \u20ac it then, after everybody has had \u20ac + y \u2019 orable canvas.rison Brothers Bakery, and st i ; bo his fill, leave it scaking on the |100K back to the days of keen It is this impermanence which .ed as well as sampled the ance\" ann à log a fire while the K-P tent is doing competition, to see what tent could is connected with newspaper uneral t of baki Sampled the anc Brinkwort ii.: the rest of the dishes and cutlery Dave the neatest tents, the clean.EE art of bawng.| : Ê ; and you wil' find that wi un est, etc.Why 1 recall how the writing that makes almost every , : | An all-day picnic took care Anglers, I I y ; 11 1 i > \u2018 à + uri bl \u2018 \u20ac time eames to do the pot + wil Beaver patrol, one rainy day, made TéPOrter, every columnist, every = > Wednesday's activities, when vigillnirol ver .be d ; ti o t Up to |2 Cheesterfield of their duffle bags legm an, nurse ambitions along forty members journeyed Which has ÿ Pe vos one In ho me aia th and blankets.Such comfort! but MOre intellectual lines.Get talking Chambly Basin.A tour of Fo making b + 4 cooking a Ny me Sooutes unfortunately, it was not to be to the average reporter and you Chambly and boat races were (e hhort orde: Ë looking after the perparing of the [Sat ON, not even by \u201cCorky\u201d him.Will find that he has plans for Inviting inspection of the mewly tres of the day.mendous : g self, who wa 11 ia a novel, or is gathering facts to , .Swimming.as always, has bef Without « meals.Now.next year, Patrol it id 5 pre oun 5 [he pen 2a book-length expose of enlarged and.appropriately dec- one of the major and most pve no Iu , - - ; writer\u2019s idea of what a Scou nA i ; j i en Cooking Will be the order of the leader should be! At night, when 8raft.or that he is spending his | grated Para the D.À.Collins pular features of boys\u2019 programilill itreams, Tr ry re co wip the rains came, and the wind blew, Off days in knocking out pieces | treat Home, 5610 Sherbrooke in fact, no To the reader's mind, this will ve used to, and stil.do, gather in of fiction for short story maga- Street west, points out the care.cua two lengths of the pool lumot ex , give the Scouter a lot more work one tent and tell ghost stories, Zines or dreaming up sonnets in| fully planned preparedness to twenty-seven seconds or less: Lis very re but, at the same time, will train land before half an.hour passes, Which he expresses his philosophy Meet expanding needs of this and Bubulo, Rhett Lawson, Lloyd ln to F2 the boys in the art of looking the boys are sound asleep, and the Of life.i neighboring communities.The shimo, Walter Thompson, REET is a i after themselves and co-operating story teller has to wake his \u201clist-| I can remember the first by-| DOW fully modern establishment | Smith and pictro Scaramel sight and i with one another, in a keener eners\u201d and tell therc to go back! line I ever received at The 18 NOW air conditioned through- Qualifying for awards in the Y NSM Mon + ; of Lhe word.The Scouters 4 their tents and go to sleep.Herald.It was in the summer of Out, an Improvement which in- Ca.graded swimming tests wel their care a y ! jake te rounds of the Thé rainless nights are truly 1943 and the story was about cludes the spacious Chapel, un- first card: Howard Wiggett, Bill inmental 5 to TO pare ass on sugges- inspiring.Rolling up the tent the laudable fashion in which! Obtrusive but decorative ceiling Patterson, John Reed Charles It takes ; tions as ° ow e meal should flaps, we feel as tho\u2019 we are actu- Montreal's teen agers were filling anemostats ducting the air.sey and Walter Thompson; secopill à burnt o eu eee wha von or ally sleeping under the stars.The the manpower need during their| The Chapel provides comfort- card: Robert \u2018Matthews and four » that g + gone fo make it more pala able.tars are woking down, and each Summer vacations.The first by- able seating accommodation for card: David Taylor.would be d 8.y ot go to camp boy seems to.feel that a guardian line gives every newsman a tre-| 300 persons with ample space - generation Ÿ ; | angel is looking down.at him, and Mendous lift.And I was feeling or lributes from friends of the s Anyone CE Ladies & GenHemen's seeing that mo harm will come to Very gay and walking along Vitre amily and the old Chapel is now Salvation Army ould pr 2 him.To the writer's mind, there street trying to discover how) Made into two additional slum- À camp À # S U | T S |is nothing nicer, than to hear a many people had their Heralds | Per i oe and à Ladies Room.° be definit | Mixed troop repeating \u201cThe Lord's open to page three with their | Specia y designed an urnishe H N Se finish HAND-T .; ie ed wi EsPRO TA ILORED OU Prayer\u201d together before retifing.eyes glued upon the tale at the .to give the utmost in facilities.as ew eS 0s, Alwg ~ Our Newest Imported Materials , bottom of thg page, (I didn't These two slumber rooms bring i ; Are Worth Seeing Then there's the fun of the |» ; i | the total to six and the main ° Étarette | (all and See Mr.Davies who win ||day.SWimming instruction, bad- discover one) when my happiness | floor also dat th | ans at Give you his Personal Attention ge per.od, handicrafts, boating, allcon was suddenly punctured.R S0 accommodates © 0 r0 before th PICCADILLY regattas, track and swim meets Partially covering a conglomer- Sh ati Po whole demon An ou , ; rating what can be done to ° etc.as well as the variety shows âte mess of egg shells, potato 5 Be ; pt ; ; ice ot Forth a VALET SERVICE and combined council fires.All| peelings and what looked like meet requirements in a striking- | National Publicis en Mani tion of o 184 ABBOTT AVE.WI.3205 this leaves a permanent fixture in| the rejected offering of an intox-, !Y_dignified way.Salvation Army through ©\" Sl, as {Just below St.Catherine) the boy's mind ; wh he b icated Italian chef.was my story! | Downstairs is the new Men\u2019s Public Relations Office anno ul ) y , ana when he be- ; ; {Room and Smoking Room re- 4 new series of Salvation An game \u2014 EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 comes a man, he still recalls the It was a very sad occasion.; g , 2 .ing carrie form === | happy days he spent as a yeuth in Even around this office one furnished and redecorated.and transeriptions is nol bene ting : Camp Tamaracouta.finds signs of this desire to write, the D.A.Collins F uncral Home by 60 Cana \u2018an lv over Stat Penerat something with a greater chance Of today is an outstanding ex-|being heard aoa y ot 030 ME a) cr At Cub Camp, the group is a| for immortality than a story | ample of refinement and effi- CECE each * un nd and vidios Ty, happy one.It is no important that that starts off like .- \u201cJohn ciency.music re comhined with drafted in a boy go in for badge and test: Smith, 16 Blank street, is an un- - - under the nrogram title of \"This 2nd, Work.Just as long as he is happy, happy man today.His wife re- but, occasionally, he'll be found y Story\u201d and maxe for an insp that is the main thing.The writer turned from her vacation.\u201d Wilf pounding away on a little tidbit ational 30 minutes of listening.Librar ! has had the privilege of going to| Burnley, editor-in-chief of the of his fertile imagination.A composite band and cho kb ary Ù Camp MacAuley for 3 years, Cub Monitor, used to sell short stories And Brodie Snyder, Jr, was hand-picked from the best of Ys, ( ch SALES \u2014 SERVICE Camp is a fine camp for the 9|to the Toronto Star Weekly and discovered one afternoon hammer- vation Army Bands and vo 1 REPAIRS to 12 year old.If the boy has other publications.Now he hasn't ing away on.the first chapter of groups, provide hymns old ! he B oo i SIGNS [| never been away from home before, much time to.devote to fiction what he said would be the all- new together with some of ù the to 2 e ; you may rest assured he will not Canadian novel.The publishers stirring martial music for ¥ a w a OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS be without friends, for everything indeed a holiday camp for the! are still waiting for that first Army Bands are well known.oust Ba ® SHOWCARDS is done to make his stay a happy |poys.The leaders have their fun | chapter though because Brodie| The gramatic portions bring Closed 1g |.: © POSTERS one.after all the Cubs are in dream- | had only a few paragraphs done |jife actual incidents from the pe Besides the happy times at meal |Jand and it is with this thought When a few flames started licking vation Army's voluminous .: 1 fe , WE.6506 | hours, complete with sing songs, that we think of Camp as a warm | at à building in the west end book.Stories of material | Au: |: uo f special fun parades, such 33 |and friendly atmosphere.Unfortu- 2nd he had to make a hasty de- met or human redemptions re a B ; DWYER NEON Pirate, Santa Claus, Pyjama etc.nately, Cub camp is not open gil | Parture.illustrate the Salvation Ar A A ; } COMPANY and what not, to handicrafts, trips summer, so any boy who can get Paul McCaffery, the Examiner's \u201chuman touch and understa® \u201cue i È 4202A St.Catherine West |(to the village bakery, granary, to camp within the \u201c3\u201d week able young editor, so far seems heart\u201d in action.The ro | get I saw-mill, jail ete, the Camp is|period, has something to remember to be content with his varied out particularly attempting 1 dog the rest of his Cubbing days.It| newspaper duties.But I sus-|so, that \u201ctruth is strange { HR he 4 - | is surprising how many Cubs, who pect that before mary more fiction.\u201d we for EG FE HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.[nmi mmm om me pa, bo mes DES nor mat, ï | hw , gone by, now are attending Scout on this- planet that we shall find Salvation Army.They ar fs § $i bo + Barrister and Salicitor 57 St.James St.West Camp.Mr.McC encased in an ivory|to share their gladness mess oN : : PU f.; Department fer the closiig of estates Looking forward tc another year tower and composing his memoirs.their music and their from i io 4 of Deceased Persons.[at Cub and Scout Camp.We| Now, please, gentle reader, |with (to use a phrase ane ert 4h pre be : OFFICE: HA.9238-39 2058 Braidence: ate jj close this little talk on Camp| don't wrap that trout in this pregram sign-off) \u201cevery f 14 hy, | Fellowship.weelt\u2019s paper.\u2018where\u2019.3 ; 2 fi ' 1 .ape 7.4 \u2018 Tl.>» t+ be | OH O1 | RUE VE Ch INVER * tif dd And } Were f ich Way Lable, Y Welco £ you wy formatig Phone 1186, ir Wend ageur?k at Wey 9 for boy ay, San amp Wey into ty and Voy ports cy Swimm Volleyhs ecker a ete.3 compe th the rag à Ses-s friting, { lead by g amass Voyageu the week > grand by the lo it back an ain fealy ir compe} nount \"Y industri ic.Mondy sited Ha and stud the ancief ok care when s rneyed ir of Fo s were fe s, has bed 1 most p progra wing bo the pool or less: , Lloyd Ki pson, Rd Scaramell in the Y.) tests wer rgett, Bris Charles son; secoi ; and four iy ries \"alls Jffice of gh Montré e annound ration Arf heing car ions, and | over Stat at 9.30 à d and vo with dre le of \"This for an insp listening and cho best of ; and Vo ans old 2 some of ic for W known.jons bring from the 3 rinous Te naterial tions ass tion AIH understand e prove, Ÿ mpting 1 stranger nture for y are a jess of # heir mes ase from veryone el REPAIRE Hardw A & COMPANY free Estimates - WESTMOUNT WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE- ST.D » REFINISHED = SUPPLIED Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED Ross Grafton For Xx, No.34 \u2014_ | L Gunstone Wins Cooper up And Founder\u2019s Trophy Both Cooper Challenge Cup, for top points, and the Founder's up up br highest points in the Novice Herman.Jadiolus Society was won by T.hnglers To Hold Forest Meetmg Late September Reports in the newspapers in- gate that forest fires are taking their annual toll, says T.A.Brnkworth, Lake St.Louis Anglers.The dry weather makes pontrol very difficult.The forests, which have taken years in the making by nature, are lost in thort order.They represent a tremendous loss to the country.Without our forests we would have no lumber, no wild life, no îtreems, no fish, no vegetation, in fact, nothing.Modern economy famot exist without our trees.Itis very hard for the average prson to visualize a forest fire.is a terrible awe Inspiring sight and very unpleasant if a person thought that, through their carelessness, they were in- #nmental in starting it.It takes 50 to 100 years for 8 burnt out area to come back M that ground burnt up today would be of no use to the present generation, he states.Anyone going into the woods ould practise extreme caution.A camp fire, if necessary, must be definitely extinguished when fished with, Smoking is danger- os, Always make certain your Égarette is out and always break Jour match between your fingers Wore throwing it away.Al ounce of prevention is wrth a pound of cure.Conserva- lin of our forests is as impor- Int as conservation- of our fish Li game.Lake St.Louis Anglers Me formulating plans for the ming fall and winter season.Deneral meetings are to be held h all centres around Lake St.Luis.The forest meeting will be me in Lachine around Sept.Lbrary Re-opens Ys, Girls' Section ae Boys\u201d and Girls\u2019 Section b he Westmount Public Li- ary Will re-open on Monday, Rust 29th, The room was tlosed for redecoration, ophy, for most first \u2018prizes, were won by L.R.Gunstone at the st End Horticultural Society Annual Flower and Vegetable Show bold Tuesday and Friday at Wesley United Church Hall in N.D.G.ie Tom Ireland Silver Rose Vase went to K.Kaiser and the new for competition, donated by the Banque Canadienne Nationale Section, was captured by R.R.The Gladiolus Blue Ribbon, presented by the Province of Quebec E.¥highlights of the Show was the Healey and one of the outstanding remarkable display of Asters shown by W., G.Wren.The judges remarked on the very fine Begonia displayed by W.A, Crammond and the tomato and potato classes were strongly contested but well won.Mrs.Sybil Walsh and Miss Helen Johnston, as entertainment convenors, were outstanding in their success and holders of.the following numbers, can obtain prizes they won at the Show from Mrs.Walsh at 5095 Hampton Avenue, Tel.EL.6328: 239, 269, 459, 1406, 1416, 1473, 1511, 2045, 2284, 3339, 3388, 3410 and 3494.Show Is Success Attendance was the nighest in the 17-year history of the Show, exceeding expectations announced by President L.Gunstone on Thursday morning before judging commenced.More awards were won than at any previous show.Visiting officials from sister organizations as well as the judges complimented the Society on the quality of the Show.Judges for the event were Carl, of Carl Florists, H.G.Holly, H.C.Meeks and William Smith, the latter all being well known professional gardeners.The Show Committee expressed pleasure at the efficient judging.Awards Presented The Show concluded on Friday night with presentation of cups and awards won during the past year, President L.R.Gunstone in his remarks stressed that the objective of the Society was to encourage the beautification of the community by the cultivation of lawns and planting flowers.He thanked various committees of the Society for splendid support throughout the year.Dr.T.R.Gridley, Vice-Presi- dent and Chairman of the War Memorial Rose Garden, gave a brief resume of pfogress to date and stressed that the co-operation of the community is required to make this particular project a success.Gift To Hospital The directors appreciated the generosity of members in leaving\u2019 their \u2018exhibits at the hall.Under supervision of Mrs.Fred Crowley, two carloads of flowers were taken to the Queen Mary Military Hospital immediately after the show closed.The following morning.G.R.Watt led a three-car caravan of vegetables to the Sheltering Home on St.Urbain Street.AVENUE TAILORS | & VALET SERVICE REG'D.| 4226 st, Catherine St.West (Just west of Greene Ave.) H : .| \"and Tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies and Gentlemen ust arrived! New English Woollens for the Fall and Winter Season.Reasonably priced.2 weeks delivery.Best work guaranteed.DE LUXE WE DRY CLEANING_+\u2014 SPONGIN E 8 HOURS Somuion SPONGING & PRESSING ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS CALL FOR AND DELIVER 5 HOURS SERVICE WE.5908 he.Lxamine Lions\u2019 Club Tournament Set For Marlborough The annual Lions\u2019 Clubs of Montreal golf tournament, slated to be.played over Cartierville\u2019s Marlborough Golf and Country Club's links, September 9-10-11, ranks second in this country to only the Canadian Open, with $3,000 prize money to be split between the competing professional niblick-wielders.Benefactors of the event will be the numerous charities which the Lions\u2019 Clubs support.This tourney, attracting the top golfers of Quebec Province, promises to be the best ever, and one of the most attractive events of the local golfing season.In no other tourney, are so many )rizes offered to so many winners, with the amateurs also having a chance to cut themselves in on part of the booty.* - Large Crowds View Exhibit Of Gladiolus The annual exhibition of the Province of Quebec Gladiolus Society, which was held in the Royal Montreal Regiment - Armoury, 4625 St.Catherine Street West, closed last night.The two-day show was the most suecessful in the history of the exhibitions with huge crowds turning out on both days to view the many varied classes of exhibits.Mayor James S.Cameron and other members of the Westmount City Council officiated at the opening of the exhibition Wednesday afternoon, this being the first gladiolis exhibition to be staged in this west-end city.The aim of the Province of Quebec Gladiolus Society is to bring together the finest bloom of the best varieties for both the enthusiasts and the thousands of citizens who love flowers, of which the gladiolus is one of the most beautiful, This is the purpose of these annual exhibitions.Ontario Judges Out-of-Town judges who came from Ontario to judge the exibits and awara prizes include the following: C.C.Marshall of Ancaster, H.E, Seale and J.W.McIntyre, both of Ottawa, A.H.Downey of Oakville, and J.H.Jose of Newcastle.Among local experts judging were Frank Cave, Verdun, Gordon Aitken, Town of Mount Royal, J.O.Senecal, Ville LaSalle, and Arthur Kerr, Verdun.Judging in the decorative classes was done by Tommy Clapperton land G.H.Wilson, both of Montreal.In addition to classes for every, colour and size of gladiolis, there were included displays of floral beauty by the City or Westmount, the Botanical Gardens of Montreal, and many of the district's leading landscape gardeners, R.Drain Wins Putting Tourney R.Drain was the top man in the Friday night putting tournament held in Westmount Park, Drain scored a gross of 75 and a net of 74 to walk away witlf the prize.He was closely followed by T.Hahaffy 82-7-75, L.Wheatley 82- 5-77, and M.Soden 80-3-77.In the ladies\u2019 section Mrs.J.Cameron was the winner.She carded a gross 86 with a net of 76.She was followed by Mrs.M.Soden 84-7-77, Mrs.W, Stott 89- 11-78, Mrs.R.Drain 84.8-79, Mrs.H.Smith 85-5-80 and Mrs.J.| Smith 84-4-80.On Tuesday night an eclectic competition was Held.George Cairns was the winner carding a dag tied for second with 15, while four players, L.Wheatley, J.Smith, R.Kent and R.Drain all with 16, tied for third.Mrs.R.J.Kent was the best in the ladies\u2019 section when she came in with a 15.Mrs.M.Soden was second with 16.Miss Sargent, Mrs.T.Mahd¥fy and Mrs.P.Warner all tied for third with 17.R.J.Kent scored a 73 on Tuesday night to tie with N.Dundas 14.Morris Soden and Norm Dun-.\"50 YEARS m GAS vesrmounr Reliable Watch Repairs : Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN'S r « WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Creene Ave.PAGE THREE At a press conference held Tuesday at the Marlborough layout, the plans for the tournament were outlined in detail,\u201d with a general schedule being given by Committee Chairman Larry Sheasgreen.As-in the, past, proceeds will go to help Lions\u2019 Club work in Montreal and its suburbs, with the Lions hoping to soon be able to erect a recreation centre in Notre Dame de Grace.Local Pros to Attend The top-flight professionals from the district will again be on hand, led by Beaconsfield\u2019s Bill Kerr, runner-up in the recent Millar Cup competitions in Toronto, and the Canadian leader in the Canadian Open at Toronto in June.Defending Champ Gerry Proulx will be on hand to attempt to retain his laurels, as will Stan Horne of Islesmere, who won the event in 1947, and was runner-up to the long-hitting Proulx last year.Others who have signified their intentions of .competing for the prize money include Walter Lilly of -Summerlea, Marlborough's Jim _ (Continued on Page 4) \u201cIndians\u201d to Take Over Westmount Park for Pageant Tonight, the ravine pond in Westmount Park will be the setting for an Indian Village complete with wigwams, totem poles and all the rest of the paraphernalia that goes to make up such a historical scene.The youngsters who take part in the recreational program of the City of Westmount Parks and Playgrounds Department will stage their summer pageant, dressed as Indian Chiefs, medicine men, warriors and braves and beautiful Indian maidens.Playground boys and girls \"have been preparing all week for this event and the theme of their story will be \u201cRedskins Battling the - Pioneers.\u201d The seating under the trees around the pond will be a wonderful vantage point to view this spectacle and the public are invited to attend.LIL HAND & f£or the low score of the year.Oo dir iced 7777 77772777 272 7 277277 de darrirziiiizziud lia tid GENUINE WELSH ANTHRACITE - COAL More Heat - Less Ash - No Dust For Immediate Delivery cALLDEXTER 1131 7oDAY Authorized Dealer LIMITED e OIL BURNERS 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Backed by thirty years of dependable service aT a ll ell El es 72277770727 20 2rd dizidly, Rll Zilli AAA AA ae PARKER eo FUEL OIL WAGE FOUR TS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 Catholic High School 3465 DUROCHER STREET Conducted by the PRESENTATION BROTHERS Experienced staff; character build- ng; organized athletics; nasium; central location.Accredited high school and college preparatory, Junior and Senfor Matriculation, Separate Junior und Commercial Departments, The Principal may be seen dally from 2 to 4 p.m, and at other times by ap- polutment, School Reopens September bth Telephones: MArquette 2713-1879 LA COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE SAINT-LEON-DE-WESTMOUNT Academie Saint-Leon \u2014 360 Avenue Clarke Par permission spéciale du Conseil de l'Instruction Publique, la seule école de la province ayant un cours de Lettres-Sciences, similaire au! High School anglais et conduisant à l'Immatriculation.Il y a place encore pour quelques élèves dans les classes du cours élémentaire (lère à 7e année) et dans la classe de Be année (lère du cours Lettres-Sciences) pour les élèves ayant terminé la septième année et obtenu leur certificat d'études primaires-élémentaires.Information et inscription: Fr.Directeur, Fl.2843 ou Fl.1642 OUVERTURE DES CLASSES, & septembre UIE, LOWER CANADA AY OLLEGE ; MONTREAL pu Fourided bs FOSBERY in 1909 df 88v$) 5 eur Dr.C.=.A day school for boys with accommodation for a limited number of weekly boarders.The school takes boys of all ages from FIRST GRADE to SENIOR MATRICULATION.Its main scholastic aim is to prepare boys for entrance to university.Its spacious playiflg field, its gymnasium and shooting range, the new memorial library and recreation room give ample opportunity for training in games and for the building of character.The school\u2019s Cadet Corps is affiliated to the Royal Montreal Regiment.Enquiries should be sent to the Headmaster, Penton, B.A.(Oxon).School reopens on Wednesday, September 7th, at 9.00 a.m.New boys are expected to report on Tuesday, Sept.6th.They will be advised by mail of the exact time.D.s.Sir George Williams College OF THE MONTREAL Y.M.C.A, ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE College courses for High School graduates {men and women) leading in $wo years to diploma of Associate in Arts, Science, or Commerce, in four years to degree of B.A, B.Sc.or B.Com.Equivalent courses day and evening.AND SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS SCHOOLS BUSINESS Business School open to both men and women, Secretarial, Stenographic; and Bookkeeping courses, fen months in length in doy division, similar courses in evening division, FINE AND APPLIED ART Professional and business-time training in all branches of fine and Commercial Art, including drawing and painting, modelling and sculpture; portraiture, poster design; fashion drawing, textile design illustrations, advertising art.Day and Evening.Coeducational, EVENING ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS Evening classes in elementary grades (V, VI and VII} for young people : end a special class for adults, leading to high school entrance; Complete f four-year evening high school leading to high school graduation, General, | Mathematics-Science, or Commercial Courses.| Preparation for High School leaving if desired; Information from the Registrar __.1441 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA.8331 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY You Meet Such Interesting People RED of housework?Bored with the monotony of dusting and mopping?If this applies to you, and you have no very young children, average-to-good health and a little spare time which hangs heavily on your hands, I can offer you a sure cure for your boredom.As a voluntary canvasser for many well-known charities, such as the Red Cross, Community Chest and Salvation Army, I know form experience the difficulty captains find getting workers to go from door to door.My friends have told me \u201cYou're crazy to take it on again.\u201d What |.they fail to realize is that while they are house-bound, I am out in the open, getting sunshine and fresh air, meeting nice and not so nice people and at the same time helping my particular community.True, the house gathers some éxtra dust while you are out on your rounds, but there is more satisfaction in getting noticeable results from a good clean-up.Also, for anyone who is not a demon housekeeper, it offers a perfect alibi for some temporary disorder.A point which is more important is that for a neurotic or hypochondriac it is a perfect cure.It is simply impossible to do a thorough conscientious canvassing job and keep worrying about yourself.The two just don't go- together.* * * HEN, it - develops self- confidence.When I first canvassed, a number of years ago, it was necessary to «steel myself before ringing a door-bell.Now, there's nothing to it! People sometimes teH me \u201cI couldn\u2019t ask others for money.\u201d For heaven's sake, why not?It's not for yourself, but for the benefit of humanity.For a student of human Lower Canada College Adds Two New Teachers Lower Canada College teaching staff has been increased by two new members, it is announced by D.S.Penton, headmaster.They are Alan H.Cash, who graduated, with honors in the school of Literae Humaniores at Oxford; and T.L.B.O'Neill, who received specialized training in history and library science at McGill University.A new memorial library will be completed at Lower Canada College early this Fall, it is also announced.Lions' Club .(Continued from Page 3) Swarbrick, Red MacKenzie of Elm Ridge, Ken Murray of Royal Montreal, Roland Huot, brother of Laval-sur-le-Lac\u2019s Jules, and Buddy Clarke of Hampstead.Even the lowest point-maker among the pros will receive a prize, although naturally top money will go to the winner and runner-up.\u2018 Home pro, Art.McPherson, absent from the tourney last season because of illness, will again be on hand to play in the meet.This tournament shapes up to be the biggest and best in the history of the even\u2018 and should be the feature of the Montreal island's golfing season, \"LADY NELSON\" ENDS ANOTHER VOYAGE Carrying more than 100 Canadians and Americans on a four and one.half day cruise from Boston, the Canadian National Steamships \u201cLady Nelson\u201d arrived here recently to end her 172nd voyage from British Guiana via the West Indies and Bermuda.She is under the command of Capt.N., J.Roach, OBÆ.The vessel returned to Montreal with a full cargo of sugar, molasses and other Caribbean products.Mrs.J.W.Clarke who says \u201cYou Meet Such Interesting People\u201d while canvassing, has wiitten the accompanying article for this paper in reply to our appeal for canvassers for the forthcoming Homoeopathic - Hospital Campaign.\u201cIf the article happens to influence even a small number of canvassers\u201d, says Mrs.Clarke, \u201cit will be of some benefit.\u201d We think the letter will be of interest to many who have not not only the Homoeopathic Campaign but future welfare drives, may reap benefit from new canvassers coaxed into the work by the persuasive Mrs.Clarke.By M.J.Clarke nature, there's a source of never- ending interest.During my last rounds, for instance, I called on a well-known author (incidentally a very interesting man); a little old lady in a shuttered house who seemed pathetically glad to have some one to talk to for a few minutes; and at a house where there lives a tiny tropical pet monkey who gets his vitamins and cod liver oil as faithfully as our children do.Occasionally you meet with unexpected kindness.One morning recently, I was out with a friend, and as it was quite chilly, I remarked that it would be nice if someone offered us a cup of coffee.To our great surprise, at almost the next house, the occupant invited us into her spotless kitchen to have some steaming coffee and home-made fruit cake.To Sum up, here are the benefits you, as a canvasser, will derive: 1.Change of Scene.2.Change of Occupation Temporarily.- 3.Healthful Moderate Exercise.4, Meet New People.5.Develop Self-Confidence.6.Cure for Boredom and Hypochondria.7.Last, but by far from least, a feeling of being of some use in your community.On the debit side, you will: 1.Lose some time from a rigid housekeeping schedule.2.Find some extra dust at home.3.Have less time for telephone conversations and bridge.4, Be greeted at some doors with suspicion and refusals.5.Get tired (with a healthy tiredness from which you soon recover.) ; * * * INK it over, girls, and the next time you are asked to canvass, give it a whirl and see if the foregoing isn't true.yet tried canvassing, and that | = TUTORIAL ° IAL © \u20ac SCHOOL private ni © Matriculotiop 69 Bruce Ave.o Meal You Phone FI.1339 4 rep nen Grades, % ESTABLISHED 1922 SINGING LESSON; PROF.S.MANET) of Milan Grand Opera 1379 Greene Avenue, Westmou WE, 6133 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged fy Children from 3 to 6 year, RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, SEPT.14th RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 52 Academy Rood EL.4310 ROSS © TUTORING SCHOOL Established 1933 HAROLD ROSS, M.A, (Education) Principal A Co-Educational PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL Featuring: @ Staff of Qualified High School Teachers ® Small Classes and Individual Attention @ Accelerated Program (Two Year High School Course) Preparation for University Entrance or Matriculation General High School Education Counselling Services by Train: od Psychologist ® Remedial Education Recognized Officially by Leading Educational and Government Institutions.Now open for registration Write or telephone for descriptive Bulletin and Application SCHOOL OFFICE 5351 Park Avenue Montreal Telephone CA.35% SCHOOL LOCATION North Branch Y.M.C.A.5550 Park Avenue A Frances Chisholm, Sic.Music PIANO LESSONS BECINNERS AND ADVANCED PUPILS 4028 Grey Avenue DE.6087 A CORRECTIVE AND Reading Specialist, For Appointment, EL.BEACON STUDY EDUCATIONAL CLINIC FOR REMEDIAL READING And Other Basic Subjects Mrs.M.T.HESLAM DIRECTOR 4085 KENSINGTON AVE.N.D.G.CLINIC REOPENS SEPT.7 A pl \u2014\u2014 D ear Miss J We are hoy and wo! gins, ete.J you Our pe in training successfte guarantee A fashi DAY COURSES COAT A A FA | custol | MER AND SA (EVE Commene rec FOR C CLASSE SEPT FOR CA Jos ACAI | 1467 | MA.94 \u2014 wn paré | / il | CIVIL COUR ~ 3 pv Motriculotig, Fo Grades HED 192 - LESSONS MANETTA Grand Oper venue, Westmon 6133 Pan School indergarten nme arranged fo J 3 to 6 years, WEDNESDAY, | .14th ENROLMENT on Application beth Veitch lemy Road 4310 5 © DRING YOL hed 1933 ROSS, M.A, n) Principal ducational VATE SCHOOL lified High Sechool and Individual as Program (Two chool Course) for University Matriculation h School Education Services by Train- ist ucation icially by Leading and \u2018Government itutions.for registration tone for descriptive nd Application OL OFFICE nue Montreal e CA.359 LOCATION nch Y.M.C.A.ark Avenue IAAI , Music JPILS DE.6087 AAA | \" THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 PAGE FIVB = EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY ul fl I Te Decoratively Speaking By FRANCIS JAMES near Miss James: We are re-d ecorating a second floor bedroom for a 13-year-old y and would like to have some of your ideas on walls, floor, cur- gins, ete.Fashion your future e Our past performances in training many of Canada\u2019s successful designers is your guarantee that we can train you too fashion designer e ® DAY AND EVENING COURSES IN DRESS DESIGN e COAT AND SUIT DESIGN e MILLINERY FASHION ART e SEWING e | CUSTOM MADE DESIGN e | MERCHANDISING AND SALES PROMOTION e {EVENINGS ONLY) Commencing Sept.13, 1949 e register now FOR OUR FALL TERM CLASSES COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 19, 1949 FOR INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE he Josh ton Abts ACADEMY LIMITED 1467 Mansfield Street Montreal MA.9611 or MA.7212 + The room is 12'x14\u2019 with two | deep windows \u2014 one on the west side and one on the north.The west window is placed in a small alcove 3%\u2019 deep and 6\u2019 long beside the clothes closet.We will have to buy a new bed and would like your suggestions as to type as well as suitable bedspread.We have a large oak desk with chair, also a wing chair which will need a slip-cover, and a chest of drawers.We had thought of building bookshelves into the alcove as there seems to be no other use for (7 N CLASSICAL INSTITUTE OF DRESS DESIGNING School of Designing and Sewing eo SKETCHING e DRAPING © DESIGNING Fall Opening Sept.19th REGISTER NOW FI.2908 MARGUERITE FORTIER director Licensed DRESS DESIGNING School + PARIS TEACHING SYSTEM COTNOIR CAPPONI ESTABLISHED 1932 Day and Evening Annual Exhibition - Diplomas Opening Sept.13 at 2.00 p.m.Limited Accommodation Now Open For REGISTRATION Daily 2 - 4 P.M.2019 GUY STREET SPROTT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG.ESSENTIAL SUBJECTS TAUGHT DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Students Registering Now For Fall Term FOR INFORMATION Call EL.1733 | 2304 Old Orchard Ave., N.D.G.| | INC.this space and the room will certainly need shelves or book-cases of some kind.Could you give me some idea of a suitable color scheme \u2014 walls, slip-cover for chair,-bedspread and floor covering for this room?Mrs.O.M.» * % Dear Mrs.O.M.: It seems to me that your small alcove is the logical place for the boy's bed rather than for bookshelves.A bed, placed here, could be made most attractive and could be done quite economically.Actually a good spring on legs is all you'll need, with side-board of knotty pine which could be easily attached.The bookshelves you mention could then be built in above the bed.Open shelves of knotty pine to match side of the bed would look well here, As a foil for this plain treatment, .the bedspread could be colorful \u2014 perhaps plain chenille in a deep green, deep blue, maroon or some other favorite color.Or it could have a beige background: to blend with the color of the pine and bright pattern or nautical design in blue, red or green.The walls in a boy\u2019s room, 1 think, look best if painted in a neutral shade \u2014 beige or grey usually finds favor with young boys.To discount any hint of drabness, however, draperies should be colourful \u2014 though they would probably be best done in a plain fabric.Choose one of the colours from the bedspread design, and match it in a plain heavy fabric for this purpose.As to floor covering \u2014 two or three hooked rugs, placed in spots where the traffic is heaviest, and donte in colours to blend with the general scheme of the room \u2014 would be most attractive and most practical.Some Patients Are Better Off In Own Homes Sometimes a patient's place is in the home rather than the hospital because a family can be his best medicine, Dr.Martin Cherka- sky of New York City believes.Dr.Cherkasky, director of the home care program at Montefiore hospital, says, \u201cHome care for patients who are suitable not only is as good as hospital care, it is infinitely better.\u201d Hè says home care not only re- .lieves the hospital bed shortage\u2014 and saves the patient up to $12 a day \u2014 but that thru it doctors are discovering new reasons why a patient becomes sick and why his illness is prolonged.Get Extra Service \u201cThis,\u201d he adds, \u201cmay prove to be the most important contribution.\u201d He explains that the Montefiore program makes careful selection of patients ready to go home and then at home provides them with \u201cmedical service around the clock.\u201d In a hospital, Dr.Cherkasky says, a patient \u201ccomes in as a stranger\u201d and, when cured, often returns home to the same situation which may have given rise to his illness.Helps Solve Problem \u201cTo anderstand what caused this patient to become sick,\u201d he continues, \u201cit is necessary to know what L CLIN READING SLAM .D.GEL.3601 | | CIVIL SERVICE and COURT STENOGRAPHER'S COURSES Complete Business training, Steno- Typewriting, counting, English, French, etc, etc.grapher, 4 DAY AND Jocelyne-A.Papineau, Principal University of Montreal Graduate 5802 PARK AVENUE Filing, Ac- p NIGHT CLASSES sort of family»he has, where he lives, what kind of clothes he wears, what food he eats, what kind of employment he has.\u201d Sometimes, he says, a family \u201cseems not to want the patient back\u201d but generally that is only because they fear that they cannot care properly for him.\u201cWhere the special facilities of the hospital no longer are needed,\u201d Dr.Cherkasky adds, \u201cthen the rigidity and chilliness of a hospital can be profitably exchanged for CEIWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE(] MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES, PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE.GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\u2019 Robichaud Commercial Academy 393 Prince Albert, corner Sherbrooke \u2014 Westmount STENOGRAPHIC: PITMAN, GRECG, BILINGUAL Two of our last year's students were chosen, among many others, as bilingual stenographers at United Nations, Lake Success.The standing of our students\u2019 graduation is high and graduation exercises are held privately.All commercial subjects are under the direction of Miss P.Robichaud, former High School Teacher.NO ENTRY FEE TELEPHONE DEXTER 2663 STR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL (of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.) New classes every month School open 12 months a year DAY DIVISION General Office course \u2014 Bookkeepers' course Stenographic course \u2014 Secretarial course Subjects include Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenographic Practice, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Business English and Correspondence, Spelling, Office Practices, Business Office Machines, Filing, Principles of Business, Employment Guidance EVENING DIVISION A similar range of business subjects to= gether with a group of technical subjects.Information from the Director 1441 DRUMMOND ST., MONTREAL, MA.8331 e TELEVISION e RADIO e ELECTRICITY REGISTER NOW for Courses Starting Sept.bth Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY ! 282 Ontario St.W., Montreal, P.Q.! Telephone: HA.4745 NAME .coivveeeecarerennncosesares resc caso reserecce00 | STREET .\u2026.esoooensencanan 0e 0000 eva nm 00000 s 0000 00000 CITY 0.000000 reise AGE .G-M-E-2 Lm me me o_o \u2014 \u2014 \u201conu nu = SEE YOU SECRETARIAL COURSE AT Includes intensive training in commercial subjects; as.stenography, ete.also special Graham features: PUBLIC SPEAKING PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BUSINESS MACHINES PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL QUALIFICATIONS COLLEGE GRADE CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS GRAHAM GRADUATES MORE BUSINESS COLLEGE AND MORE IN DEMAND DE.2242 4914 Sherbrooke W.Westmount J.PHILIP PAGE, A Distinguished School for The Discriminating Student the flexibility and warmth of the home.\u201d ) A.P.A., Princ.DAY and EVENING CLASSES + matt it PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmount GARDEN SUBUKRB UF CANADA'S METROPULIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public servi-s, Mail subscriplions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office \"dept.Ottawa FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 MORE PRODUCTION TO BEAT INFLATION Lower prices.and increased buying power for the Canadian wage earner\u2019s dollar cannot be brought about by reviving rationing, price controls and subsidies, states Joseph Lister Rutledge, Chairman of the Canadian Unity Council.\u201cA look at the record of wartime \u201cemergency controls on this continent and the long-term history of the \u2018planned economy\u201d countries shows that the only answer to the problem of inflation is increased production of goods,\u201d caid Mr.Rutledge.\u201cIn the past ten years Canada's national income has climbed from five to fifteen billion dollars a year,\u201d Mr.Rutledge pointed out.\u201cThe average hourly wage in 1939 was 44.3 cents per hour and this year it is more than double that.The government's cost-of- living index shows that we have to spend $1.60 today for what we bought in 1939 for a dollar.From that it is obvious that there is inflation in Canada, but price controls and subsidies that make taxes pay part of the cost of consumer goods would be merely an attempt to hide this inflation, not to cure it.\u201cDespite the platform promises of office seekers,\u201d said Mr.Rutledge, \u201cthe way to stabilize and lower prices is not to try to tie them down with the red tape of government controls but to produce enough goods THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1049 to meet the wage earners\u2019 demands.Russia is a country that has had a \u2018planned economy\u2019 for thirty years but a Russian workingman may have lots of money and still suffer from inflation because in his own country his cash can\u2019t buy him anything but the bare necessities of life.\u201d = Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedom Flourish, \u2019 Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly, * the Christian Science \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 MORE DANGEROUS THAN POLIO A disproportionate emphasis is sometimes placed on poliomyelitis in comparison with other diseases.Last year whooping cough alone caused almost as many deaths as diphtheria, polio and scarlet fever combined.In a five-year period, whooping cough caused nearly five times as many deaths as polio, and diphtheria three and a half times as many.At this time of the year, parents are nervous about poliomyelitis, or infantile paralysis.Such feeling is understandable, particularly during a year such as this, when there has been a sharp increase in the number of cases.However, since our knowledge of the \u2018why\u2019 of polio epidemics is extremely scanty, there is no more reason for forecasting an epidemic than for prophesying that there will be none, While there are specific preventives for whooping cough and diphtheria, there is, unfortunately, no such preventive for polio.; : text] \u201cScience & Health with Key u te | * Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cChrist Jesus\u201d is the subject of| \u201cJesus never asked it ise, the Lesson-Sermon to be read in| Were acute or chronic, ang he Churches of Christ, Scientist, on never recommended attention ¢, Sunday.laws of health, never gave drugs The Golden Text is from John never prayed to know if Goq Wer 3:16.\u201cGod so loved the world, that Willing that a man should Jive, ÿ he gave his enly begotten Son, understood man, whose Life 3 that whosoever believeth in him God, to be immrrtal, ang yyy should not perish, but have ever- that man has not two lives, one tj lasting life.\u201d be destroyed and the other to bd Among the citations which com- made indestructible.Divine Tryp prise the Lesson-Sermon is the Life, and Love gave Jesus ayy, following from the Bible: \u201cAnd lily oversin, sickness and deafj, Jesus went about all Galilee, His mission was to reveal the gq.teaching in their synagogues, and ence of celestial being, to prove preaching the gospel of the king- What God is and what He does fy dom, and healing all manner of man.\u201d (Pages 269 and 2.) sickness and all manner of disease among the people.And his fame went throughout all Syria; and they brought unto him all sick people that were taken with divers diseases and torments, and those which were possessed with devils and those which were lunatic, and those that had the palsy; { Christian Science * TT Church of The Advent Corner of Wood & Westen, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev John W.Kerr ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY However, there are sanitary precautions [and he healed them.\u201d (Matthew 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.which should be followed.Here is common 4:23, 24.) 10.15 a.m.Matins.sense advice offered by The Health League The Lesson-Sermon also in- [11.00 am.Solemn Eucharist.of Canada.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong, People should live outdoors as much as possible and make sure of good ventilation when indoors.Water which is not chlorinated ! ; should be boiled.Milk supplies should be Westmount M a sai pasteurized.Streams polluted by sewage Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, Mat hI a.m.dai y except on Wede should not be used for bathing.Rubbish ~ M.A, D.D.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily except en should be burned or disposed of in proper girrora Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac.Saturday at 8.00 pm.receptacles.Flies and mosquitos should be Organist and Choir Director.kept out of the home.Dusting should be SUNDAY.AUGUST 28th.1919 done with a damp cloth, and sweeping with UNION SERVICES OF CALVARY cludes the following passage from Holy Eucharist: 8.00 a.m, Monday and Calvary Church ® Friday; 7 am.Tuesday.Thurs Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.day and Saturday; 930 am ST.MATTHIAS .; UNITED AND FIRST BAPTIST an electric cleaner.Fatigue and crowds IN CALVARY CHURCH.CHURCH should be avoided.11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Services for Westmount Worship.Guest Preacher for this Sunday only: Rev, S.Maurice So What?VII By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector of Trinity Memorial Church.Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Isaiah went up Lo the Temple, and there he had his vision of God.His very nearness to God threw a Watts, M.A., B.D.Minister of Union Church, Mill Hill, London, England.; , Mr.Watts is Immediate Past Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, light upon his own character and Chairman of the Congregational L.Th., M.C.he realized his exceeding sinful- Union of England and Wales.! ness.Or consider a pious, God- Next Sunday, August 28th.Services at Assistant: Rev.C.R.Carise fearing Jew like Simon Peter.He 1 am.and 7.30 oe Preacher: B.A.L.Th.Very Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones.felt a sense of power in Jesus, and a sense of unworthiness in himself.He begged Jesus to depart from him because he could not bear the contrast.The effect then in our own lives SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th All are invited to attend and bring 3.00 a.m.Holy Communion, friends to share In these services.St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.(will be 7.30 p.m, Evening Service + sald).of our belief in the \u201cSacrifice of When St.Paul stood on Mar's Hill in Athens and presented Christianity in the form of an argument concerning Jesus and the Resurrection his philosophic audience laughed at him, and he \u2018left Athens a shaken man and made his way to the cosmopolitan, commercial City of Corinth, He told the Corinthians later that he came to them in fear and trembling, determined to know nothing among them save Jesus and Him crucified.From that day on it was not a mattter of argument but of proclamation.It was words of wordly wisdom but the confession of a crucified Saviour.His proclamation was that \u201cHe died for our sins.\u201d There are few things that Christianity has to say that are more offensive than that our sins of today crucified Christ.There are few things more mysterious than that \u2018He bore our sins in His own Body on the tree.\u201d It is offensive because we do not like to admit the reality of sin at all.We like to flatter ourselves that any wrong doings are only the result of our animal inheritance, and that we are not really respons sible fr them at all.Surely they are not the sort of thing the Son of God would have to suffer for.We find the whole matter a mystery that makes us a little bit impatient.Was not St.Paul, we ask, stretching his argument a bit too far when he said to the Galatians, \u2018before your eyes Jesus Christ was evidently set forth, crucified among you.\u201d ?Yet there is the claim, that \u201cHe was crucified for us under Pon- tius Pilate.\u201d It is those two little words \u201cfor us\u201d that make all the difference between, we might say, the death of Socrates and the death of Christ.With all its heroism we should never say that the death of Socrates saves us from our sins, while that is just the claim that we make regarding the death of Christ.If we sense the thing at all we do not ask in quite the same tone as before \u201cWhat difference does it make to me?\u201d If we have grasped the meaning of it at all our first reaction must be: \u201cCan it really be true that my sins are of such consequence, as to bring the Son of God to His death?\u201d And perhaps our second reaction will be: \u201cCan God really be of such a nature as to send His own Son into the world just to save me ?\u201d\u2019 And the third would be: \u2018Can even God do such a thing for me?\u201d The third question is answered first in the lives of the ccuntless thousands who have known themselves to be set free from their sins.Perhaps the most striking picture of it is in Bunyan's \u201cPilgrim\u2019s Progress,\u201d when Christian's burden rolls from his shoulders at the foot of the Cross.The second question is really the crux of the whole matter: God is of that kind.And our response must be of the same kind: \u201cWe love Him because He first loved us.\u201d The first question, I think, is hardest for us to answer: \u201cCan my sin really matter so much?\u201d The whole temper of our age is against it.But ask those who have come near to the mind of God and they will testify that sin is the most terrible thing in the world, and that their sins are the the Death of Christ\u201d should be a re.examination of our own soul, with a steadfast determination to lead a new life, because our sins have already done such an infinite harm to the Son of God, but, nevertheless, have already been atoned for in His love.First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.- West Side Entrance SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday, Testimony Meceting at 8.15 p.m.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd., 1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m.except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Christ Jesus.Golden Text: John 3:16, God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever be- lieveth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St, W., and .Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C.0., F.T.C.L.Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th 11.00 a.m.\u201cHow Churches Grow.\u201d 7.30 pm.\u201cA Rediscovery of Christ.\u201d REV, JOHN B.McLAURIN, D.D.At Both Services, Wednesday, 8.00 p.m.Midweek Fellow- worst of all.A pious Hebrew like ship, Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennan Visitors and Friends Cordially Welcoms Visiting Minister Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Noylor, Rector.Rev.B.B.Brown > SUNDAY.AUGUST 28th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u201cHe Knowth.\u201d 7.30 n.m.Evening Service.\u201cVictory or Defeat\u2014\\Which?\u201d Rev.John Smith.Harrogate, Yorkshire, England, will preach at both services Mr.Warner Norman, Organist ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.SUNDAY.AUGUST 28th ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Service.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Wednesday, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday, 10.00 a.m.Holy Conmunions te MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, BD Minister Rev.D.M.Grant, Minister B.A \" \u2014 Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant-Minister SUNDAY.AUGUST 28th THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF GOD 11.00 a.m.\u2014 Mr, Ward No Evening Services in August During the month of August and Sunday.September 4th, United Services with Westmount Park- Emmanuel in this Church.SUNDAY.AUGUST 28th 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.The Minister will preach.Evening services of Worship withdrawa for the summer months.Organist and Choirmaster Lester A.Woodln, Visitors and Friends Cordially Welcome F.L.McLearon, A.C.C.0., L.R.S.M., Summer Organist COME AND WORSHIP STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN AND DOMINION - DOUGLAS UNITED Joint Church services until September 4th every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.Throughout the month of August and on September 4th in Stanley Presbyterian Church.(Westmount and Victoria Ave.) - August 28th - Rev, Charles F.Johnston, M.A., S.T.M.Topic: \"LETTER TO A FRIEND\" A cordial welcome awaits you at these services Miss Doris Killam, A.T.CM., LMus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director 1 HOU ponths or loi Rd.oll heu pouthiy.Wr Hampton.RO( jAEGE room ed, kitrhen p heated EATAS Westmount.% GAR: HEATED gal Fenn.2 ii GARA GARAGE wi Melville heat FCINITY A WI, 0468.aL 8 ¥ BE ANTIQUE m rom set; fable; beds; pictures i ching Cl LA, 9515 GILL'S two nary blue 8 pM sell $0.ih FASHI trunks: also Fl 9012, VACCUM CLE practically ne: tm DE, 5 NINE piece ss ram set, exc WE, 1970.CHESTERFIK to æll to ma ram.63 Chu MAGNIFICEN pid light oa Chinese carv onyx and mar sal.Uther | wkend, 3351 LAIN'S brow.fn.The que the recent wally are, After th them if they it they had Something e I got p done worse i his eye W Number 2: tt now al nothing can \u2014 Fu o MAM ce I TD RATE rer 1e +. THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 PAGE SEVEN NE _ - se \u2014_ \u2014 1 he W I BEATTY ~The estmount Examiner [|{ WASHERS PAINTING CONTRACTORS .sq» .| si 3 9 00 Q à > ° wip St.Catherine West | asstiie verusin (Near Metcalfe Ave.of : DOWN DELIVERS = complete stock | $2.ONE TO YOUR e texto, CV\" 9 EN PAINTS | : .° HOME.1 Key to the GLIDD : BALANCE IN EASY PAYMENTS Saker Big, Also \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 1 35¢ | 1 if diseny A complete assortment WESTMOUNT te, ni ll ARTISTS\u201d M WAlnut 2773 wi e | 3 c for each additional word CES attention |.[RP .nu * APPLIANCES : gave drug =~ \u2014\u2014 4209 St.Catherine West i h ED PICTURES i Sod vee FRAM .* PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED ex Peut CARS ON j ive, : ose Life i MIRRORS AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE RADIOS & SMALL APPLIANCES ; and kneg DELIVER \u2014 WE.6889 \u2014 WE.2226 - FI.3006 3 lives, one td WE othe row © goUSES T0 LET 29 FOE SALE .J ou NE rooms, semi-furnished, 6| \u201c2 (General) | TRADES AND esus authg.XI ch or longer, Cote St.Catherine | GURNEY 4 burner combination stove, S and deat, oo oll heated by tenant, $150.00 jn excellent condition; 4147 Dorchester veal the si.Joon.Write Box 634, co 2185 Wu, WI_4220.F-17 PROFESSI e Scie ample ES SINGLE bed and spring $12.00; dres.ONAL CARDS 1g, to prove ñ ROOMS TO LET | ser and mirror, $10.00; oak hall table He does fop jARGE room and boudoir, upfornieh- $8.00; porch glider $25.00; FL 9672 ACROSS |, DOWN 20.A stupid \u2014 20 WORDS 65e ; to - sui .s «| H 26.) a.kichen privileges 1 Ge to in GRAND Heintzman piano, full scale 1.Salted hog 1.Ferry boat person || #DDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH.peated garage.os *.99 grand, in upright mahogany case 6.Boundary 2.Fuss (Pop.) ] \u2014_\u2014 M aount.AVI.2578.F-22 8 , prig] gany case, adver MAS GARAGES TOTET |S, bey, (SIAN Mme | QL Worn Rae, do DECORATING en vA plants ore 12.Fragrance pakers end to end ° ns rae : 800 Gros- Vatory and does not Tequire this in- ; FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, Fr, Western, FATED, garage to rent; 300 Gro | sirument.A wonderful buy, will sac- 13.Vessel 4.Voided 24.Unable Thomas.For painting and fecorat: Fo ARAGES WANTED rifice des 3200.00 less than half cost, to cool escutcheon to hear ing, W.Thomas.Estimates Yree.WI.y DA - mn.- imi i 2 -2 = ; : liquids 5.Requires 26.A son of .F-2 Li GARAGE wanted.Sherbrooke near TRAILERS TO RENT 15.Former coin 6.Music note Adam STANDRING & JENNINGS REG'D.indsay Mojville heated preferred, El.4760.- : Interior, exterior painting and deco- Kerr nT Arey nd Sherbrooke.Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trafl- (Persia) 7.Vex 27.Colored.rating.Satisfaction ara S fiONITY Argyle and i .E guaranteed.EL.wi.0468 = F-18 ors for ' rent, , reasonable rates.AL 16.A foot lever 8.An edible as fabric 7453.oo .Ny , Kl.- j \u201cTER TRINITY ÿ FOK SALE 3T WANTED TO - 18.Type mushroom 29.1st letter DRESSMAKING ion.4 (General) PU ASE measures 9.Mohamme- (Arab.) DRESSMAKING, alterations \u2014 Don't SEGUE nahogany desk: dining _ _ BCH 19.Mature dan priest 31.Saluted 42 A Hindu discard outdated clothes.I have ideas jt Ra sets Gibbard walnut dressing ANTIQUE Aires aa ot nines, 21 Rob 10 Converts 34.Macaws garment Madame DArcy.2055 Mansfield, Apt.ist, - beds: : ; rapes; L , , , s : i rai ; , - .- ni hile; beds: Tend crystal.No dewiers 8bjets d'arts purchased.Full valve, 23.String into 36.Await 44 Seize HIGHCLASS European âressmaker- Ong.REE ¥-32 1480 St.Catherine, Lyons, WI.5788.25.God of leather 57 Island in 46.East by designer at Your Service mart wo piece Ski ski suit age dd.! #-3 earth 14 Rodents N.Y harbor northeast dresses made and altered at moderate a.Mondss sod Jy blue and red, new, regular{35 SITUATIONS WANTED (Egypt) 17.Look 39 God of war {abbr ) prices.4114 St.Catherine West, WIL, aesday, Thurs JEELM sell $3.00.FI £609.F-254 FEMALE 26.Public askance .(Rom) 47.Color 8227, _ F-14 vi 930 un [OD FASHIONED ere hwy, | EXPERIENCED middle wged wurse 28.Book of Old 19 Dull 40 Oriental ®.Sun / FLOORING Tia, Fal Wishes day work.WI.7810.F-9 Testament pain | nurse god FLOORS thoroughly cleaned, steel, xcept on Wede 73M CLEANER (Acme), Eaton's, - 30.English 0rd, waxed of dustlessly sanded, pals, mea was $56.00.will li 39 LOST foctball 7 = filled, etc.HA.7935.Best references.; no, DE.\"30 BANK book wih rest .3 FURNITURE ily, except on [CG dark dining Reward.FI.2018.cash, west end, 32.Half an em Ç FURNITURE REPAIRS 1m.mm set, excellent condition $113.00, a DOMESTIC PETS 33.A winglike FURNITURE repairs: _upholstering, WE, 1970, r-2 part all kind \u2018urniture polishi ; THESTERFIELD set, like new, have VEVA ROBSON offers a private 28.Woody DAUD.PU Er Page te order.{IAS' tb sil to make living room a bed- heated country Boarding Kennel.Neo ; MA.7820._ mm.63 Church Street, Dorval.¥-25 overcrowding and where every dog perennial MILLIN H YWNIFICENT dining room set, iS given individual care and alten.36.On fire ERY | Mii light oak.Duncan Phyl: sofa.{tlon.Also trimming, washing, and 38.Old times MI-LADY ANN, 4114 St, Catherine W.t Gin carved oak Chest.Massive pedicuring.For reservations, LA.1322.39.Queen of Has just received a, large shipment y marble mantle clock.ye - = ; of exclusive Ne hats.F 0 at Other plerce.No dealers.All| 43 PERSONALS fairies from $10.00 up.WE.0357 © Tis ll and rebond, 5251 Cote St, Catherine Rd.SRINNT MEN.WOMENT Gain 5 16 (Shak ) RADIO SERVICE © Road Er - F-20 15 lbs.New pep, too.Try famous t1.Not true .LARGE wardrobe trunk, In perfect Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double re- $3.16th letter TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE silbert Oliver, edition, JL, 7094 I 2 sults; new healthy flesh: new vigor.(Heb.) And repair work guaranteed.24 C.Lar 5 brown cloth coat size 18.FI.New \u2018get acquainted\u201d size, only Soc.' 45.Device for hour service.We call and deliver.74, ¥-16 AN druggists.F-1n | Hodge Bros, 5362 Sherbrooke West, R.Cariss, - de-hairing El.4540.su ides RUG SERVICE \u201d 48.Electronic RUGS, chesterfields shampooed i \u20ac i + , -n85 J in ST 5th TOPICS OF I H E WEEK locating | Your house.Definitely no mess.Dries mion device in half hour, Most modern machine.| ,; 50.Goddess of Best references.HA.7935.F-27 tee.By R.J.DEACHMAN peace (Gr.) VENETIAN BLINDS 51.Ancient VENETIAN BLINDS custom-built.vice (will be country Flexalam oven baked slats, pu not » : y , chip or rust, no nstallation | THERE ARE WISER ALTERNATIVES (S.Arabia) charge.Free steel draperies brackets rätatly Wesome The question of family allowances was not much in evidence in 82.Took the fastened on each blind First on the ! Le A ; et Ww.i .the recent political contest, both parties were in accord, as they opinions of for free estimate TP er ara | wully are, on issue ing i \u201c8-26 AE al Church A on ses calculated to bring = votes., OXFORD VENETI AN BLINDS tem i th g wrote lo Lwo good Conservative friends, asked $300 million, it will be taken out it will re-vitalize the economy of yo.5681 ne osings: vo.3942 Marlowe Avs.i ne ey thought the Conservative Party would have lost anything of the pockets of the people in that section of Canada.It will F-1 meth Noylor, y had come out in opposition to Family Allowances, offered taxes.Some consideration should cost money but it will create as- FARES REDUCED wmething else in its place.be given to the wisdom of the par- sets.It will provide dividends and FOR QUEBEC EX.i * * * ticular expenditure we contem- greatly improve living conditions i 1 got pr ; : 0 .in t .ions are be- ; UST 28th got prompt replies.Said Number 1: \u201cWe could hardly have plate.It may be that other forms | in that area.Preparations a Reduced rail fares for persons AFTER TRINITY inion.vice.Holy Communion Joly Communion.0000 LLE | CHURCH Westmount rane, B.A, Bla r UST 28th hip.The Ministet orship withdraw?months.hoirmaster Woodln, \u2018ordially Welcome D ND ED ry Sunday ember 4th .T.M.ices 1cGill) foe worse\u201d.That's terse and to the point.I know there was a twinkle à his eye when he said it.Said #\u2014 Number 2: \u201cFamily Allowances are How a permanent fixture, thing can change them.\u201d I 2610 Sherbrooke St,W, DExter 1149 Modem Chapel YAMMOND® QRGAN don\u2019t agree.Time plays strange tricks with firm convictions \u2014 history is written by the survivors! I put the same question to another good friend.He knows politics and literature, war and peace.He senses terribly the suffering of mankind, seldom analyses the causes, works hard to alleviate human misery.\u201cFamily Allowances \u201d,said he, \u201care an excellent thing \u2014 they put money in circulation\u201d.' The fact is we spend close to $300 million a year on family allowances.This is a transfer from all the people of Canada to some sf the people of Canada.It does not increase the national income \u2014 it may reduce it.Those who receive it spend More, those who pay it spend less or invest less.Will greater wisdom be shown in the expenditure if those who receive the allowances or would we find greater wisdom in those who pay the taxes?Life is more complex than: many people think.There must be capital investment if we are to have progress.The greater the capital investment per unit of labor employed the greater will be the total production and the greater the wealth of the nation.In a sound economy human needs will receive attention \u2014 mass charity is often stupid waste.~ If we are determined to spend Pa of expenditure would, over a period of years, produce greater benefits.The issue should have been discussed.Consideration should have been given to alternative methods of spending this sum.% *% % Progress, under modern conditions, consists of the exploitation of our natural resources.We reap a harvest but what about the harvests of the future.The land is becoming eroded, in some areas wind damage is high.Suppose we consider one or two possible alternatives.There are substantial areas in the Province of Ontario and Quebec which are no longer suitable for farming; they should be used as forest areas.There is more in the next 50 years if it was more in the next 50 yars if it was planted in trees instead of in crops.There are roads which should be sheltered from drifting snows by forest wind-breaks.Tree planting in Western Canada has been helpful as far as it has gone but more work could be done.We need a broad policy of soil conservation, Failure to develop a program of this kind will only add to the difficulties of the future.All effort should be based on the conservation and development of our basic assets.There are other problems.There is now under consideration an irrigation and power project in Saskatchewan, .If it is developed: ing made for a national highway.A highway through the mountains would add greatly to tourist traffic.There is no end to projects which could be developed with the money now spent in family allowances \u2014 they would insure the future stability of the nation.The safeguarding of our resources is a creative responsibility.Family Allowances deal only with the redistribution of existing wealth.Conservation will determine our ultimate standard of living.Bright pictures are drawn of the improvement in health as the result of family allowances.Their health improved during the war.It did not affect babies alone, it affected the whole standard of living.Our national effort was put forward to increase production, not merely to alter the distribution of existing income.What of the future At present, our burdens sit lightly on us but our debt is high.We have accumu- | lated a number of fixed charges which may well prove a heavy burden in time of depression.Hard times will come again \u2014 the essential need is increased capacity to produce, a higher national income in terms of goods and services.A new model \u2018British motor car contains a gadget for brewing tea while the driver tools his way through London traffic.What\u2014no oven for turning out crumpets?travelling to the Quebec Provincial Exhibition to be held at Quebec City Sept.2 to Sept.11, inclusive, were announced here today by J.A.Brass, chairman of the Canadian Passenger Association.Reduced fare tickets may be- purchased from all stations in the Province of Quebec.Round trip tickets will be sold for the normal one-way fare plus one-half for both first class and coach class travel.Tickets will be honored going from Thursday, Sept.1, to Sunday, Sept.11, inclusive.On the return trip, tickets will be accepted leaving Quebec up to midnight of Monday.Knute Rockne was born in Norway.Country Property for Sale DOMAINE PONTBRIAND RAWDON, QUE.Exclusive year-round resort under development in the Lauren- tians, surrounding 5-mile-lons Lake Pontbriand.Adjacent to Rawdon village.Modern subdivision; 80° boulevard crosses pron- erty.Plan includes hotels, church, schools, riding academy, ski slopes on Oak Mountain, golf course, aviation field.Houses of various architectural design or building lots available, We can also design and build to your convenience, Electricity.Wells or aqueduct.46 miles from Montreal on route 18.For information see Henri Pontbriand, 288 Lakeshore Road, Rawdon Heights. - Sor: a ad Tee aH ha _- Lo LE PY TL eA crt, vue a - .mene my aT TIES ies wn \u2019 PAGE EIGHT LL a A A LT Hellywoods \u2026\u2026 QMAZING new cream Type make-up! 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RUSSET AND GOLDEN-REDS: Ripe Pimento.Toasted Chestnut $2.25 \u2014 $4.00 ! - \u2018 = PAGE FEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 A ; * \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Social = + P ersonal + + Engagements + + eddings Miss Gwendolyn Arnott, Spring- Miss Ruth T.Leslie, of fiel , left recently f : 0 SR real West, i » Mont.flerd Avenue, Test recents ton à Plan Mid-September Wedding At St.Augustine\u2019 Eginna on Panne fe: at Lake Louise, Victoria, Seattle ni : : : the and Jasper.Erupress Of France, .Mr.and Mrs.Joseph A, Willis, _ Mr.and Mrs.A, -MacGregor Dorchester Street, Westmount, York Street, and their Childrey, have returned home after spending returned recently from St, An.their vacation at Hampton Beach, drewg-By-The-Sea, where they New Hampshire.spent their vacation, the guests of Mr.MacGregor\u2019s brother-in-lag Mrs.A.\u2018MacGregor, of West- mount, left tpday by plane, for Mew York, M:.MacGregor will leave tomorrow evening by plane, to join his wife.Mr.and Mrs.K.C.Cato, and little son Donald, who have been visiting Mrs.Cato's mother, Mrs.VW.A.McAndrew, in Halifax, for a couple of weeks, returned home on Saturday.Mss Madalyn Willis, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph A.Willis, LCorchester Street, who is fullfill- ing dancing engagements in the D:itish Is!es, recently comp'eted a successful tour of Ireland, and is row at the Empire Theatre, Chis- vick.England.Mrs.H, N.Kidd and Mrs.À.F.Falrbrother, 4462 Sherbrooke St., en_ertained at a tea on Saturday aftarnoon in honor of their niece, Miss Mary Therese McMullen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Henry and sister, Mr.and Mrs.W L Johnstone.\u2019 -_\u2014 RIPPLECOVE INN _ Recent guests from the wes of the city holidaying at Ripple.cove Inn, Ayers Cliff, Que, op the shores of Lake Massawippi, include the following: Mr.and Mrs.Lister, - Mr, and Mrs.D.R.Brown and David, Mr E.A.Pelton, Mr.D.E.Dunn, yy, and Mrs.Robley Mackay, Mr, and Mrs.F.DeLaroche, Mr.and Mrs A.Clogg, Mr.and Mrs.L, W, Lid- dy, Miss M.Musphy, Miss, L.Mc.Donough, Mr.and Mrs, R.T Guthbert and sons, Mr.T.J.Cup.ningham, Mr.and Mrs.Allan W.King, Mr.and Mrs.M.R.Terrean Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Proven, Mr.Clarke Wilson, Mr.Robert Wilson Miss.L.Dooley, Miss M.Hay.thorne, Miss Andrea Irwin, Miss Mary Bowker.tend LL a a 7 Tre Tleanor v , : McMullen, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.David Cyril Creaghan, \u2019 i Mrs.Fleanore Sopuck, widow of man Quinn and Mr.and Mrs.Har- Con of Mr.and Mrs.T.C.Creaghan, of Westmount, whose engage- Miss Mable Darville, Miss Iren Flrht Lieut t V.J S k, old Quinn, all of Ottawa; and Mr e Ts -eutenant V.J.Sopuck, Hh \u2019 \u201c| ment is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take Black, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.R.Guth.whose marriage to Mr.Vernon |and Mrs.A.Easey, of North Bay, place Saturday morning, September 17, at the Church of Bt.|rie and family, Mr.and Mrs.J Quinn will take place on Saturday.Ont.Augustine of Canterbury.Simpson and Jimmy, Mr.and Mrs, oT - H.T.Broad, Mr.D.A.Paul .Out-of-town guests at the| Guests who have been vacation- ENGAGEMENTS Mass, wil act os best man for S.Rumsey, Mr.and Mrs RE Quinn-Sopuck mar:iage on Satur- ing at Lake View Inn, Lake Cham-| Mr.and Mrs.K.S.LeBaron E ifford, and PE we dler, Mrs.A.B Cowper.Miss day afternoon will include Mr.and plain include Mr.and Mrs.E.L.announce the engagement of their \u20ac oor HG a M 7 % Betty Cowper Miss Kay Hunter Mrs.Harvey Smith, Toronto; Mr.Henden, Miss N.Davies, Mr.and daughter, Maida Elizabeth, to Mr.am = se N ee hy F980 OLR.L.Tindal Miss R.S Falls Pictured and Mrs.J.Volkert and Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Bnegel, Mr.and Mrs.J.Donald Harvey Campbell, son of Getchel, New or .Mr.and Mrs.R.D Walker Miss in the S Mrs.W.H.McLeod, all of Guelph; H.Morgan and Mr.and Mrs.Wil.Dr.and Mrs, Harvey Campbell The reception will be held- at the Patricia Teakle Miss Au drey G Westmou Mr.and Mrs.F.Quinn, Mr.Nor- liam Gardner.of Montreal.ot Me ol ne ides a Thompson, Mrs.and Miss Gogarty.former, > ilow .| Mr.and Mrs.C.Smith, Mi the son ¢ The engagement is annouaced berton Smith, 8 Willowdale Ave mith, Miss of Faith Yvonne, only daughter of nue, Westmount.Helen McMahon, Mrs.E.Garant, SCH \u2018 \u2019 : , Mr.P.H.Dyson, Mr.and Mrs.J.We Can t Tell You Enough About Mrs.Malabre and the late L.A.WEDDINCS B.Murphy, Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Mauve Malabre to Mr.Arthur Kenton ; - Call, Mrs.C.H.Lindsay, Mrs.and adorned t Boucher, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.LANGSHAW-JACKMAN Miss Kathleen Pratt, Miss Ella Church of OU R NEW FALL STYLES L.E.Boucher, The marriage will| The marriage of Bernadette Ostro, Miss Florence Rylrneck Lord, Wes take place on Saturday evening, |Clare (Ginger), daughter of the Mr, and Mrs.H.S.Colis.Misses Hage ther September 10th, at 7.30 o'clock in late W.H.Jackman and of Mrs.E.and M.Reid, Mrs.and Miss H, noon, Aug: SUITS \u2014 A cosmopolitan choice in suits of subtle grace §| St.Matthias Church, Westmount.Jackman, x estmount, to Son Auchmuty, Mr.and Mrs.M.Cou.Irene Parr with typical tailored elegance.Gabardines, wools, tweeds, flan- oh the Ro oo Canadian ounted sineau, Mr.and Mrs.P.W.Grier Mrs, Herbe nels and worsteds in the newest foliage shades.From 29.50 to The engagement is announced Police Hons uarters.West t and family, Mr.and Mrs.J.A rose aven 5 73.00.of Mary Frances, only daughter of M q , Mount, Lazure, Miss B.M.Robinson, Miss Grace, to : ; the late Cecil de Wolf Reid and of son of o and Mrs.F ansshaw, Audrey Stendahl, Miss Marion Jr, son 0: a ii Là COATS \u2014 In broadcloth that is supreme, some with fur Mrs.Reid, of Westmount, to Mr.S t ay afte an, ou Pe on Masefield, Miss Grace Colley.Schnabel, A Le À .touches, some with belts, so many new and exciting silhouettes Joseph William Zink, of Montreal, or the 3 att oof tl oy oclock, The Rev.] di i choos m \u2014 moderate prices.son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Wil- acristy of the Church o ficiated at .: to choose {10 at moderate prices > a Cb liam Zink, of Moncton, N.B.The | [he Ascension of Our Lord, West- mony.Mr.a oi i DRESSES \u2014 That are the essence of loveliness, shades that marriage has been arranged to MOUNt, the Rev.Father McMahon N at the or 8 PISE ave soft and flattering, matetials that you have to toysh to take place on Saturday morning.officiating.J.F.Savaria W » 4 The brig fl v believe .ard prices Lhat you just won't believe.September 10, at the Church of ps hite hi dios a and pink WN S marriage ; the Ascension of Our Lord, West- and white g'adloli and roses were wearing a 2 MILLINERY \u2014 Is now featured in our large ground floor mount.Mr.Zink is a graduate in used to decorate.Q Q ind lace 4, salon.Here you are sure to find the hat to complete your Applied Science and Engineering The bride, who was given away\u2019 v broidery 1 i ensemble .at a pleasing price.of the University of Toronto.by her cousin, Dr.L.J.Jackman, and outli i H was in a gown of heirloom ivory C L cuffs on De - | satin, fashioned on princess lines, full skirt ST { AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT | APPROACHING MARRIAGES |the bodice having a collar em- (Fran®) train, He: ; ; The marriage of Mrs.Eleanore broidered with seed pearls and the NAS © of tulle i Volkert Sopuck, widow of Flight |skirt falling into a circular train.cKen headdress 8 + à I O \u20ac Lieutenant V.J.Sopuck, late of Her veil of tulle illusion, extending orange b the Ferry Command, Dorval, and beyond the hem of her train, was mother at .daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Albert held by a tiara of seed pearls and carried Le Volkert, of Cote des Neiges and |she carried her mother\u2019s bridal adorned w ; urs \u2014 Owns formerly of Westmount, to Mr.[prayer book covered with white ers with LC 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount Vernon J.Quinn, son of Mr.and |gladioli blossoms and stephanotis.White gla él NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY FI, 7773 Mrs.Joseph Quinn, of Montreal, Miss Alicia Jackman and Miss Miss A M 2 = is taking place on Saturday after.Helen Jackman, as bridesmaids, the brideg Mb}.\u2014 \u2014 noon, August 27, at three o'clock, for their sister, were in Period and Miss È : \u201c LL A A I I A MA AIRES in Wes tmoun t Park-Emmanuel frocks of old gold satin.They wore and Mis: PUR N N Church, the Rev.Dr.Harvey |matching picture hats, trimmed bridesmaic Là \\ ME OURY A N| Campbell officiating.| with Chantilly lace, and carried taffeta, TN ¢ \\ e N A reception will be held at 4462 Colonial bouquets of gladioli blos- thes havi ob : N .and the : \u2014 \u2014 .N Sherbrooke Street, the home of |soms and sweetpeas.y $H uê N CORSETIERE N the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr.and Corporal Henry F.Law, of the .dat lace | 5.1 \\ SPECIALIST IN N Mrs.H.N.Kidd.R.CM.P., acted as best man for .prod y ooo oy \\ N | Mr.Vernon Quinn is a graduate Constable Langshaw and the ush- .\u2018 of green bed N N in Commerce, class of \u201949, McGill ers were Mr.Robert R.Spafford, ARRELL S Soms.Mi N N Universi green wit Ê- N AND o & .\\ University.the bride's brother-in-law, and Mr.| la Gott hE N oe N Joseph P.McCrea.1 Fl ; N N .CATERING Mauve wi PRE, N CORSETS, CORSELETTES N The marriage of Miss Alice Ben-| Mrs.Jackman, the bride's gladioli.T pobr N N ett, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.mother, was in a gown of blue grey | SERVICE to match Ë So N GO H IC D A N Morgan Benett, of Notre Dame de crepe embroidered with silver Mr.Hi CORR N I | AND + & .N Grace, to Mr, Nathaniel Harrison bugle beads and wore a cherry hat} s best 5 i N ° N Gifford, son of Professor and Mrs.and accessories and a corsage WEDDINGS, BANQUET rear be \\ BRASSIERES N George Mussey Gifford, of Cam- |bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.RECEPTIONS and Me Ny N N pri ., .01408 N Maternity ond Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings N bridge, Mass., has been arranged As the bride and bridegroom left AND PARTIES of the bri La N N to take place on Saturday after-|the church a guard of honor was: Mrs.P Fy | \\ 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE N noon, August 27, at half-past three formed by members of the Royal 211 GORDON AVE Was in a N N| o'clock, in St.Matthi hurch, i i \u2019 N 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 N Westmount \u2018as Church, Canadian Mounted Police, tilly lace \\ WESTMOUNT N .The reception was held at the Resid Tn.2342 hat of m \\ N| The bride will have her sister, residence of the bride's parents, sidence - IK.With feat N 3132 Masson St.4235 St.Lawrence N Mrs.J.H.Wentworth, of Oakland, 495 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount, u \u2018 N N ; YOuk 0254 Quet of T N 4491 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert N California, as her only attendant.where pink and white gladioli and Mrs, § S NI.Mr.Frank Beard, of Boston, roses were used as decorations. gs from Ard the Gregor, jhildren, Garant, Mrs.J.| H D.rs.and 5s Ella Mi.and Mrs.Hugo Schnabel, Jr.Pictured above, following their recent wedding, which took place in the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, are Mr, and Mrs.Hugo Schnabel, jr.Mrs.Schnabel, formerly Miss Joan Irene Parr, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert B.Parr, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.Schnabel is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Hugo Schnabel, of Des Moines, Iowa.SCHNABEL - PARR Mauve and - yellow gladioli\u2019 adorned the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, for the marriage there on Thursday afternoon, Auggust 25, of Miss Joan Irene Parr, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Parr, of 4456 Mel- rose avenue, Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Hugo Schnabel, Jr, son of Mr.and Mrs.Hugo Schnabel, of Des Moines, Iowa.The Rev.Father Gerald Britt officiated at the three o'clock ceremony.Mr.J.E.Savaria presided at the organ.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was wearing a gown of white taffeta ind lace with pearl bead embroidery trimming the neckline and outlining the bell-shaped cuffs on the long sleeves, The full skirt terminated in a slight train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a headdress of lace, trimmed with orange blossoms worn by her mother at her wedding, and she carried a white prayer book adorned with gladioli and streamers with white sweet peas and white gladioli florets.Miss Anne Schnabel, sister of the bridegroom, as maid-of-honor, and Miss Margaret Ann LaRose and Miss Patricia Doyle, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of taffeta, fashioned on princess lines having yokes of natural lace énd they wore mittens of the same lace; Miss Schnabel was in daffodil yellow with a headdress of green asd mauve gladioli blos- foms.Miss LaRose wore apple green with a headdress of mauve Bladioli and Miss Doyle wore Mauve with a headdress of yellow Bladioli.They all carried bouquets to match their headdresses.Mr.Hugo Schnabel acted as best man for his son and the Ushers were Mr, Norman Parr ind Mr, Garnet Parr, brothers of the bride, and Mr.Fred Mayer.Mrs.Parr, the bride's mother, Was in a gown of cocoa Chan- Uly lace over satin and wore a hat of matching velvet, trimmed With feathers, and a corsage bou- Wet of Talisman roses.Mrs.Schnabel, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of black crepe with rose flowered velvet hat and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.The reception was held at the Mount Stephen Club where white gladioli were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Schnabel left for the Laurentians and Chicago, the bride travelling in a frock of royal blue faille crepe, under a white three-quarter length coat, and wearing a grey feather hat and grey accessories.They will reside in Des Moines.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Hugo Schnabel and Miss Anne Schnabel, of Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs.Florence Parr, Miss Kathleen Parr and Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Stables, of Toronto; Mrs.Olive McNamara, of New York; Mr.and Mrs.W, G.Perron; Mr.and Mrs.A.C.White and Mr.and Mrs.Ralph MacLelland, of Detroit.The wedding took place on the silver anniversary of the bride's parents.LITTLE-CAMPBELL The marriage of Nancy Alison, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Campbell, of Westmount, to Mr.H.Brian Little, son of the lat& Dr, H.M.Little and of Mrs.Little, of Montreal, took place on Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock, in St.Paul's Church, Knowlton, Que., the Rev.Nurse officiating.Mrs.George Williams played the wedding music and white summer flowers were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white sheer over taffeta, the shirred bodice having a yoke of Chantilly lace and short sleeves and the very full skirt falling into a slight train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was caught at each side of her head by tiny white flowers and she carried a bouquet of white gladioll blossoms and larkspur.\u2018 Miss Sheila Campbell, as maid- of-honor for her sister, was in a crinoline frock of white net, the fitted bodice having a bertha of pale blue organdy and a pale blue organdy sash tied in a bow at the back with ends falling to the hem \\ - \u2014THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919 Mrs.Hilda Yen Yatsing Male Has Wide Knowledge Of U N Depts.À colourful little Chinese woman who this week has been addressing various federalist groups in Montreal, might well lay claim to the title \u201cCitizen of the World\u201d.For Mrs.Hilda Yatsing Yen Male acquired an international education, having studied extensively in the United States and China, and later, as China's delegate to the League of Nations Social Welfare Committee and Political Committee, she made a study tour of Woman and Child Welfare Work in China, name, in Chinese means \u201ccolor\u201d, and her life has been most colorful indeed.She flew for China during the \u2018beginning of the Second World War, when China was desperately fighting alone.Then, in 1941, Mrs.Male was trapped in\" Hong Kong, when the Japanese occupied that port following Pearl Harbour, She lived on a daily ration of worm-eaten rice fôr eight months, before making her escape into Free China.From the Chinese war-time capital of Chungking, Mrs.Male flew to Canada, to attend the- Institute of Pacific Relations Conference.From that time on, she devoted herself to the study of Russia, Java, India, Italy, France, Germany, England, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and the United States.\u201cYen\u201d, Mrs.Male's maiden ; LR PY nos MRS.HILDA YEN MALE international politics and interna-# tional law.Mrs.Male served as Technical Consultant on the Chinese Delegation to the Dumbarton Oaks Conference, and later joined the Speakers Section of the United Nations Department of Public Information as a Public Liaison Officer.She ig now a member of the United Nations Speakers Research Committee.During her talks here, Mrs, Male remarked on the \u201cwonderful work\u201d achieved by many U.N.agencies, but she deplored the \u201cdisunity and failure\u201d of the Security Council.Nothing that not Russia alone was guilty of shackling Security Council progress, she called for continued attempts to achieve East-West mutual understanding.' of her skirt.She wore a bandeau of pale blue asters in her hair and carried a bouquet of pale blue asters and white larkspur.Mr.Ross Le Mesurier acted as best man for Mr.Little and the ushers were Mr.J.B.I.Sutherland and Mr.Ian Campbell, brother of the bride.Mrs.Campbell, the bride's mother, was in an ankle-length gown of moss green faille with floating panels falling from the waistline and wore a matching hat with a gold feather mount and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.Mrs.Little, mother of the bridegroom, wore an ankle-length gown of flame chiffon with a hat of dark blue aigrettes, dark blue accessories and had a spray of gardenias fastened to her Chinese tapestry and gold handbag.Mrs.J.S.Brierly, the bride's grandmother, was gowned in grey chiffon and wore a hat of grey flowers and veiling and a corsage bouquet of white flowers.Mrs.E.E.Many, great-aunt of the bride, wore a gown of blue and white crepe with a blue hat and a corsage bouquet of white flowers.The reception was held at Hill- brook, Knowlton, the summer residence of the bride's parents.Later Mr.and Mrs.Little left by motor for Nova Scotia and the United States, the bride travelling in a frock of brown and white printed crepe and wearing a bandeau of burnt orange ostrich feathers in her hair and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Campbell, of New York, uncle and aunt of the bride; the Hon.D.C.Abbott and Mrs.Abbott, of Ottawa; Miss Constance Peters, of Boston.Have you checked up on the milk supply at your summer camp?Do you know for sure it comes from healthy cows, that the farm equipment is élean and that the milk is free from disease- carrying bacteria?Insist on pasteurized milk for safety and, jf its not available, pasteurize it yourself at home.The process is quick, sure and easy.Your health is a personal affair.Be on guard.against summer health hazards.Fashion Arts Enrolling Students For Fall Term The Fashion Arts Academy Limited, formerly Maurice Fashion Arts Academy, will begin its 16th year of activities on September 1st.Beginning in a small way in one room on Drummond Street 16 PAGE ELEVEN years ago, it has graduated to spacious and commodious qdarters at 1467 Mansfield Street, and has enlarged its training facilities to include Dress Designing, Coat and Suit Designing, Fashion Art, Millinery, Sewing and Merchandising and Sales Promotion.For the new fall term registrations are coming in daily from all over Canada, the United States, the West Indies and also one from Alexandria, Egypt, and another one from Calcutta, India.The Faculty of the \u201cAcademy is composed of a staff of professional designers who are all bilingual.The staff of the designers' section consists of the Misses Mimi Guay, Christina Menzies, Therese La- marche and Messers David Elias, Jacques Rousseau, Jack Marco.The Merchandising and Sales Promotion Course is conducted by Mr.Jean Paul Morin who is director of staff training at Ogilvy's Ltd.| Mr.Alex C.Solomon is Managing Director of the organization.With the commencement of the fall term of both day and evening classes, plans are also being formulated to inaugurate new courses in Interior Decorating and Charm and Posture, the latter courses to be publicized as soon as they are completely developed.The season of intense activities Will commence when School reopens on September 19th.The annual Show for 1950 is being planned to be greater than ever before.Registrations are now heing takn for classes beginning September 19th.Lake Superior is the.largest fresh water lake in the world.HUBERT 1226 BISHOP STREET Antiques Bought and Sold FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION PLOMER MA.5851 2093 Visitation St.Attention! FOR FRAMING OF PICTURES AND OIL PAINTINGS OR RESTORATION OF SAME CONSULT NATIONAL FRAMES LTD.(Just below Sherbrooke St.) FA.2900 \u2018 Good Grooming is Always in Style 1205 Church Ave.Clothes look smarter when they are clean and unwrinkled.Have yours cleaned regularly here at DEPENDABLE ODORLESS CLEANING ALL WORK GUARANTEED PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE WINDSOR DRY CLEANERS & DYERS CO.LTL.FASHIONS MAY CHANGE TRenmore 6679 \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTHOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1949 LE PAGE TWELVE 7 7 \u2014\u2014 Sa , * _ \u2014_\u2014 ° .° 1 Waris Of Danger In Handling An Idea Comes To Life Suggestions For Bh e .Broken Fluorescent Light Tubes August W edding Of Reception F When fluorescent light tubes are out of their sockets, and eception are Th especially when they are broken, treat them like poison \u2014 because ploce they are poison, housewives are warned.Laird S.Goldsborough in Every beautiful girl isn't map.my à The Reader's Digest for September says fluorescent tubes contain pied n Une.Some wait uny gmall a highly poisonous substance, and serious injury may strike anyone tops ha vo, rires dns de brides.the I ; Who carelessly handles a broker tube.ception and buffet unchang res moved Although no warning is printed % - gestions that we did somethic, rome on the cartoon containing the Sl ds, j ny about it.We asked Claudius © but à tube, the danger is so rea a Phillippe, executive cateri .in the the International Association of e el er ay ager DE Not York's Waldurt A ; , ; - ; { 5 Tire Chiefs recently issued a sale SITUATION: A young man, just toria, to tell us what he woug the ya y bulletin headed: \u201cFluorescent , serve for August weddi : Lamp Tubes Carry an Extreme starting to date, wonders whether g eddings, Mis Poison Hazard\u201d.Insurance com- He should suggest a place to go, Here are mis suggestions exclu.sionar] panies throughout Canada and the OF let the girl he's dating decide sive to this column \u2014 oh, yes, very and M United States are asking their NOW they will spend the evening elaborate and very de luxe.But the pr agents to warn householders.The WRONG WAY: He should leave though y os ela os plans may us New York City Sanitation Dept.|it up to the girl Boerne, you'll fing jd has ordered its refuse collectors to| RIGHT WAY: Generally, he Phillippe's regal men o use in M, vn single out discarded fluorescent |should make a suggestion as to Wore Ra eption vd » kn tubes for \u201ckid-glove treatment\u201d.|how the evening will be spent g 4 an uffet Prac] Seamen of the U.S.Navy are re- when he asks for the date.7 200 guests 1 onuret ired 1 d 1 or uests \u2014 p.m.) a Shen 0 Tagine pen ut See os A simple assortment of hot and such à when replacing worn-out tubes.tubes, have been cut by the glass.cold appetizers includin work Industrial users of the tubes\u2019 In some cases the resulting deep- mer Bea goon 8 amoked titute have been \u201ctipped off\u201d as to pro-| seated infections, slow to heal, fresh] * made cheese straws ovies, came | per precautions, Goldsborough have required surgical removal of be p se d on trays in the rec to assist says, but the housewife has not infected tissue.tion room with beverages oo the Di been told.Since 20 percent of Beryllium, contained in the 200 reme of fruit princesse dec or ton Hassel homes wired for electricity have million tubes now burning in Path strawberries on ice in il ed found one or more fluorescent lamps, the North America, is the suspected cups.Cold creme Vichyssoise in very ml hazard to householders is serious.substance, The three chief fluores- chives in cups.Hearts of ele cessabi The Reader's Digest article cites cent tube makers have recently and ripe and green olives on les the did instances of severe fluorescent- |agreed to stop using beryllium in salted almonds and nuts in silver accomc tube poisoning suffered by child- their tubes, although the existing shells.er ravan ren who, playing with discarded stock-pile of lamps containing be- : Buffet live af .a e PE engineors \u2019 complain that Lobster and seafood Newburg teach, SL A ; ; in chafing dish, cold Kennebec The ' Skinny men, women they cannot find out what will re- salmon imperial (boned and stuf.and cd i \" place beryllium in the new tubes, Five years ago when Gene Tierney's first child was born, the fed and specially decorated in with \u20ac i gain 5 10 15 Ibs the article says.Since new tubes movie actress encouraged her baby's nurse to invent a disposable beautiful silver platters), warm sleepin y y ® |may still contain poisonous ele-| bottle, The nurse, Adda May Allen, went to work and developed the sugar-cured hams roast.turkey small \u2014\u2014\u2014 iti .nursing e in time for Gene's secon ughter, na, to use., ; Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor ments, es in Here, in the arms of her mother, the 3Y2-month-old baby drinks (cut on the bone French style), utensil What n thrillt Bony limbs out: ugly hollows continued prec \u2019 from the pre-sterilized bottle that is thrown away after being used once.white of chicken a la king, Boston clothin, Dll up; meck no longer wcrawny.body loses hall, ; - baked beans, spaghetti Milanese, tities ¢ girls, women.men.Who ever could ain before, When the potato bag is empty .° Aid d buttered pilaff rice, potato salad, vided 1 \u2018They chap tbe special vigor-bulldine, eah-building serve cooked fluffy rice to which rst ursmg 1d@ES ra uate mayonnaise, string beans and to- nipeg.| \u2018 iron, vital By alin, epics Blood, fabrovs you've added one-half cup _chop- matoes vinaigrette, buttered fin- Vv , gestio 0 ves you mo 3 - : : : ; stronath and nourishment; put flesh on bare bones.ped celery during e las min A M al ( al H ger rolls, lovebird vanilla and rasp- For ie thas 10-05 9520 Jon, vou need or normal weigat utes of cooking.For company, t ontre onv escent ome berry ice cream on illuminated ice May te Lu Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tabieta for now vies Slice à few pimento olives over the - socle, hot brandied cherries, jubi- the rot ; #0 added pounds.vais very déy.At ai drugeisié top.The first graduating class of the Montreal School for Nursing lee flambe in chafing dish, petits van we ; I= RER Aides, made up of 13 young girls from various points in Eastern fours, coffee or tea (Rot or iced).ren of as Canada, yesterday completed a one year, course at the school in the Wedding use Elaborate) uncheon from a aT : / religion is - xper t A Î Weaving - Mon on on by the Assam f N f the Province of Quebec (for 250 guests \u2014 1 p.m.) such c Hal Pr ponsored by the Associalion of Nurses o ; Assorted cocktail crackers and bers of 1; n INVISIBLE REWEAVING and by the Montreal Hospital Council, the school for nursing aides potato chips, served with bever.The St TE He - here is the only one of its kind in the province.It is conducted under ages, stuffed avocado pear royale erated Lo Lid é 1 C Te B E the auspices of six local hospitals: The Herbert Reddy _Memorial, with crabmeat, liberally stuffed the cle ad Moth EF oles, uts, ears, urns, tc.the Homoeopathic, the.Jewish General, the Montreal Coñvalescent, with caviar, on ice, in nes silver daw S h| OR ; the Montreal General and St.Mary's.cups, consomme petite fermiere tions t A sa i LOW PRICES Speaking of the duties of the & with tiny cornsticks, hearts of and h i 5 cn À * nursing aides, Mrs.Lawrence good health, and with at least one celery (on ice), ripe and green person a rt à New Address Fisher, R.N., director of the [year of high school.olives, salted almonds and.nuts pers.J ; io .ia: \u201c is fi i in individual silver she reas EEE ) 2 rine St.West Wilb k 2443 school said: \u201cThe work of the| Of this first graduating class, (in in al silv , young: { a.{ 2055 St Catheri es $ an nursing aide is expected to strike Miss Anne Peverley, R.N., B.Sc, of chicken Virginia on sugar-cured course wo} a balance between the advanced |assistant director of the School ham, croquettes of Minnesola wild would # duties of a registered nurse and |for Graduate Nurses, McGill Uni- rice, new string beans saute with ence s the mere routine of the hospital versity, declared: \u201cThey have a mushrooms, lovebird raspberry folk ir Ce, ward\u201d.Nursing aides, she pointed |real spirit of service, and will play and vanilla ice cream on illuminat- within Et out, will work directly under the |an important role in the care of ed ice socle, hot brandied cherries feel à tr nurse in charge of a ward, and {the sick.\u201d jubilee, demi tasse.thing ie will be part of the nursing rather \u2014 these 1 ; > than the domestic staff of a hos- norma : TE pital.Nursing aides will assist C | x, with the care of the non-acutely d .A i oH : ill, the chronically ill, and the $; J, d.44 no tg ; : LE ' nce wb fi \u201c i convalescent patient in general.irt ay o ur ay r the va HT 85 PU \"Au Course of instruction includes vacati | ii | ° Mo oi i 1410 STANLEY ST.CASTLE BLDG.care of the sick, food and cookery; Acrostic are he Loh ee } i Suites 412-413 LA.3022 responsibilities and field of the î intega LEE Le CL , , nursing aide and personal hygiene.J .the ev 424 i Co T\u2014 for For the first six months trainees Me-iy, time passes like a wave \u2018 to un Loo - receive instruction in the class parts oo x fi WRITTEN APPRAIS Se room and supervised practice in « À ctivated from cradle to grave, very Ru UE SE ; 0 4 es the wards of the Convalescent taken .; OZ 1] .Ge | Lob SILVER & GOLD PU x HASED Hospital, Following this aides are Roling upon the river of life, The R 28 EP _.OUT _OF TOWN INQUIRIES INVITED.required to complete a further G puska À mp I six months of supervised expe- oing up or down in peace or strife.the J ; Sr rience as a \"salaried employee of way t | : SEER ae PE |one of the six participating hos- Always flowing towards the vast sea a vac: pitals.| summ, | LEARN HAIRDRESSING isons Reson pune : be 18 years of age or over, in E school ach Birthday swells a wave to your name school INDIVIDUAL AND CLASS INSTRUCTIONS J 1 WU T y y four .; ;Ç © DEMONSTRATING Le eller ay ransplendent on the ocean of Fame ! grades e LECTURING SITUATION: You meet a very R ; CL attend @ BY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS impertant person, rords of time may in oblivion lie, we we (under Prov.Permit) WRONG WAY: Try to impress O .- 1d years may be gone but they never die.Mis Day and Evening Classes fhe person by exaggerated at S y yee y heen i i Open September 12th, 1949 RIGHT WAY: Act as pleasant En they are numbered page by page, loves and friendly as you would were .1 ROBERTSON HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL vou meeting someone tess import: Reh year à gay sheet in your Book of Age! = man Req'd ant.c ADELARD phi garter .-_\u2014 an.Gren ten o\u2019 1501 St.Catherine Street West Fl.4852 Famed Perce Rock off the Gas- and b FERRE EERE RRR RRR aEEy Pe coast is a bird sanctuary.\u2014\u2014 and à back For ' ing are n't mar.ait until brides.iding Tes Pon.sug, Mething udiug C, ng man.dorf As.\u20ac would ES, PS exclus he.very e But Ans ma u'll fing se in M, Buffet om.) hot and smoked ichovies, VS \u2014 to \u20ac recep.Su.ecorated in silver ise with f celery on\u2019 ice, n silver Newburg Lennebec hd stuf.ated in , warm turkey style), | Boston filanese, 0 salad, and to- red fin- nd rasp- ated ice s, jubi- 1, petits iced).uncheon m.) ers and bever.r royale stuffed v silver \u2018ermiere arts of | green id nuts , breast (r-cured la wild te with spberry uminat- cherries enr 33 IN, rds \\ \u2019 Bluebell Stewart Phillips Tells - Of Her Work As Van Missionary The road to the Japanese settlement at Crow Creek near Opasatika, Diocese of Moosence, Northern Ontario, was a very rcugh road and my daughter and I were well joggled by tha time we breasted a gmall rising and saw the neat houses of the settlement, and, behind, the red-gold of the small\u2019 river where children were fishing.We moved along slowly to the first building, and a moment later two women appeared in the doorway and called to us.\u201cWelcome, welcome, put don't come into the yard\u2014park in the gateway.You'll sink in the yard!\u201d And indeed we would have, for there had been heavy rains and the yard was full of water and mud.Miss Foster, the Anglican Mis- gionary and kindergarten teacher, and Miss Ide (pronounced Eeday), the principal of the school, made us more than welcome \u2014 Mission van workers are old friends of Miss Foster and Miss Ide had known the 1948 ladies.Practically every diocese of the Church of England in Canada has a Sunday School Mission caravan such as the one we use in our work.These caravans were in- gtituted in 1915 when Miss Hassel came to Canada from England to assist in the missionary work of the Diocese of Qu'appelle.Miss Hassel and her friend Miss Sayles found the work they were doing very much hampered by the inac- cessability by railroad of many of the districts, and by the lack of accomodation, so the idea of a caravan in which two women could live and from which they could teach, was conceived.The vans are both commodious and compact; they are provided with comfortable mattresses, sleeping bags and bedding; with a small gasoline stove, cooking utensils and dishes; with space for clothing, and food, and the quantities of literature which is provided by the head office In Winnipeg.Van Missionary's Work For five months each year, from May to October, the vans are on the road: the main object of the van workers is to reach the children of families who are so remote - from a clergyman that there is no religious teaching, and to interest such children in becoming members of the Sunday School by Post.The Sunday School by Post is operated for each diocese by one of the clergymen.He sends out Sun- daw School papers, and the questions the children are to answer; and he, or some other qualified Person, corrects the returned papers.At the end of the year the youngsters who have followed the course receive credit, just as they would in any regular correspondence school.In this way young folk in remote districts are kept within the church, and made to feel a sense of belonging \u2014 something that is very essential if these pioneers are to grow up with normal, healthy attitudes.Church Vacation Schools Another important feature of the van missionaries\u2019 work is the vacation school.Vacation schools are becoming more and more an integal part of church work, but the everworked clergy are unable to undertake these schools in all parts of their parishes, and are very grateful when the job is taken over by the van teachers.The Reverend R.Stanley of Ka- Puskasing asked us to call in at the Japanese settlement on our way to Geraldton, to arrange for a vacation school later during the summer, We had arrived the day before school closing \u2014 in Ontario the schools keep open until June 29 at four o'clock \u2014 in the Junior grades, and the teachers asked us If we would be willing to stay and attend the closing exercises, which We were very happy to do.Japanese Pupils Miss Margaret Foster, who has been working among the Japanese In Canada for twenty years and loves them dearly, not only takes the religious services for the com- Münity but also teaches kinder- Barten and grades one and two.At ten o'clock on June 28 the mothers 8nd babies began to arrive; chairs and desks had been placed at the back of the classroom, and here the visitors sat \u2014 a group of exquisitely neat women and immaculate babies.Several of the womerf were positively beautiful and all of the babies were attractive._ In the short time we were in the settlement we discoverd that though the Japanese look ver y solemn they will burst into delighted giggles, irristible laughter; at the slightest provocation; and that they make a splendid audience for they respond so eagerly to both performer and performance.Miss Foster had trained the children well, and the# recited, read, did arithmetic and sang, readily and pleasingly.The final and most spectacular item on the programme was a maypole dance which was executed solemnly and precisely, in the schoolyard.All these Japanese come from British Columbia.When Miss Foster introduced my daughter and me, she told the ladies we were from Notre Dame de Grace and that my husband Was a clergyman, and chaplain of the Montreal jail and that I sometimes lectured on his work; before I knew it a meeting wag arranged for the afternoon \u2014 a parent's and teacher's meeting \u2014 and these Japanese women who have surely undergone many tribulations during the past several years met to listen to a talk on prison work and to discuss what could and should be done to p revent crimes, and to aid those who have paid the penalty and are thrust again upon an unfriendly world.The next day Miss Ide\u2019s classes had their closing exercises: these New Bendix Economat To Be Made in Canada Employing a revelutionary new principle, the New Bendix Econo- mat will shortly make its appearance on the Canadian market.Mr.W.V., Howarth, Assistant General Manager, Bendix Home Appliance Canada, Ltd., who demonstrated the machine today at a Convention of Canadian Distributors, said the purpose of the new model is to broaden the line and to meet the demands of the middle income group.Compared to the original \u201cTrumble-Action\u201d Bendix principle, the ECONOMAT uses an agitator action and aflexible \u201cMetexaloy\u201d tub.The Metexaloy tub is of the same composition as that used by the Air Forces during the war as an auxiliary gas tank.In the ECONOMAT the tub, by a vacuum principle, squeezes the clothes after washing and rising so that they are ready for hanging on the line, Mr.H, K.Lyons, Vice President of the Canadian Company and Treasurer of Bendix Home Appliances Inc, South Bend, Inc.said the new model is presently in production at the Bendix plant in Amherst, N.S, This plant employes approximately 175 people and is the only source for Bendix world export, Mr.Lyons said that the ECONOMAT will be exported in quantities in the very near future, However, it will in no way replace the world famous \u201cTrumble Action\u201d washer which Bendix pioneered back in 1937.The ECONO- MAT will, of course, enable wider distribution in the medium price ranges, The Convention was held at the Hotel de LaSalle for two days, during which time, distributors and dealers from all of Canada saw demonstrations of the new model.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 Milkshake Is Healthful During August / The more milk and other dairy foods your family uses, the better will be their health and stamina.Milkshakes, cool right now during the August not weather, are one way to bring up your family\u2019s dairy food consumption.Use fluid milk, evaporated milk or dry milk solids (reconstituted).They all furnish nutritional constituents needed in the average diet.For mixing a good milk shake, use either a glass fruit jar with a close-fitting cover, a milk bottle (with a cap), a shaker or an electric mixer \u2014 you have a wide choice of equipment! Be sure the milk is well chilled.If ice is used, crack it rather fine, and strain the milk shake as soon as mixed so it will not be too diluted by melting ice.: One cup chilled pineapple juice, 2 tablespoons orange juice, 1 tea- were serious as befitted older pupils.Each boy and girl had been permitted to write his own \u201cspeech\u201d which was given without notes: some of them were really excellent, and one or two were full of a subtle Japanese humour.One of the most interesting items on the programme was a spelling test: The night before Miss Ide had prepared six lists, thirty words each, taken at random from the year's spelling \u2014 a list for each grade, three to eight inclusive.The children were given slips of paper and beginning with grade three Miss Ide read a word for each class in turn, putting into sentences only those words of doubtful meaning.Not a question was asked.In seven minutes the test was completed: two children had no mistakes, and only one had more than three.I wondered = A TALL, FROSTY MILKSHAKE\u2014Is an Ideal cooler for the \u201cdog days\u201d\u2014and nourishing, too.PAGE THIRTEEN ri spoon lemon juice, 3 tablespoons sugar, 14 cup chipped ice, 2 cups chilled milk.Mix fruit juices and sugar and stir until sugar is dissolved.Add ice and then milk.Shake vigorously or beat until well blended 8% and frothy.Strain into tall glasses and garnish with a spoonful of whipped cream or with a small tall glasses and garnish with a cherry.Of the nearly 3,000 students who attended Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, this year, only came from Kingston itself.The vast majority were from rural and urban districts from Chiili- wack to St.John\u2019s Newfoundland.scoop of vanilla ice cream (both optional).Mocha Frost Three tablespoons cocoa, 3 tablespoons sugar, 25 cup hot water, 1 tablespoon instant powdered coffee, 3 cups chilled milk, 1 pint vanilla ice cream.Mix sugar and cocoa, add hot water and boil for 3 minutes.Stir in the powdered coffee and chill TAILOR ver\u2019s Tailoring High Class Ladies\" and Men's Good assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.5133 Sherbrooke St.West thoroughly.Add milk and ice cream and shake or beat until well blended and frothy.Pour into how many children whose native tongue is English, could have equalled the record.(Near Vendome) WA.7675 FAMILY! 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4 .3 4 PAGE FOURTEEN Direct From Hollywood x By Jack Hirshberg THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 Crosby left for a rest on his Nevada ranch at Elko, a few of us were chatting with the Groaner in his Paramount dressing room.There were Marty Lewis, who handles some of Crosby's radio bookings; Phil Pemberton, the chap who writes and produces the \u201ccoming attraction\u201d trailers for Bing\u2019s movies; Bill Cunningham, the singer's principal press agent, and me.but I stuck my silly neck out and asked Der Bingle how to pick a hit song.* BING CROSBY TALKS .HOLLY WOOD, August 24 \u2014 À few days ago, just before Bing Evervorte else had sense enough to talk about porses or baseball, \u201cBrother, that\u2019s a joke,\u201d mused Crosby.\u201cPicking a hit tune is tougher than picking a winning horse two years before the race ls run, You have to know who\u2014 or what\u2014your competition will he.\u201d * * * Then Bing launched into an explanation of the \u201cplug\u201d.A \u201cplug\u201d tune js one selected by its publishers for special exploitation.Contact men try to get the piece recorded by as many top artists as possible, and band leaders with radio shows are pestered into playing the ditty on the air.After a while maybe it catches the public ear.Maybe ., .\u201cOne thing's a cinch,\u201d continued Bing.\u201cA tune may be y» 8 lulu, a dilly\u2014but unless it gets that special push it has ing a hit.\u201d * * * Okay.granted.So how's a pub- [Canada\u2019s Hume Cronyn.hisher or a singer supposed to pre-select a hit?How do they know which tune the public will like ?\u201cWell, any guy who could really pick \u2019em in advance would become a millionaire overnight,\"\u201d confessed Crosby.\u2018I've missed out on some pretty big ones.For instance, I didn\u2019t record \u2018To Each His Own\u2019, but it turned out to be the biggest hit of the year.\u201clI usually\u201d follow one simple rule in choosing a song to record.To wit, do I like it?Does the lyric have a twist?Or is the melody so catchy you can\u2019t help humming it after a single hearing?\u201d \u2018 ing says he doesn\u2019t care if it\u2019s ballad, jump, novelty or even a sacred song.If it's a ballad it must have heart.If it\u2019s novelty it must have character.* * * Bing thinks he has a sure hit in \u201cTop O\u2019 The Morning\u201d, his next epic with Barry Fitzgerald and It's by Burke and Van Heusen and is , AT THE MONKLAND Mickey Rooney, Betty Garrett, Janet Leigh and Tom Drake form the romantic quartet of \u201cWords and Music,\u201d Technicolor musical based on the lives and music of Richard Rogers and Lorenz.Hart.This outstanding production starts Saturday at the JON vite WARD BOND - MAE From the story b ALS JOHN FORD'S LEGEND OF THE SOUTHWEST! | JOHN FORD and MERIAN C.COOPER present - starrimg WAYNE - ARMENDARIZ pi HARRY CAREY BEN JOHNSON Directed JOHN FORD Screen Play by LAURENCE STALLINGS and FRANK S.NUGENT Produced by ARGOSY PICTURES CORPORATION À METRO-GOLOWYN-MAYER PICTURE » EN / COMMAND/ | s DECISION PEDRO Ji MARSH + JANE DARNELL y PETER B.KYNE ° CLARK- GABLE VAN JOHNSON JOHN HODIAK \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 _\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \"CANADIAN - PACIFIC,\" and \"THE SUN COMES UP,\u201d color by Technicolor.WALTER PIDCEON BRIAN DONLEVY .CHARLES BICKFORD SHERBROOKE at GREY EL 9545 Monkland Theatre.titled \u201cYou're In Love With Someone\u201d.You'll begin hearing it along the kilocycles real soon.\u201cIs music more important than lyric?\u201d I inquired.Bing's answer was sometimes yes.- \u201cAbout the nicest compliment anyone paid me was when Ralph Rainger said I didn\u2019t need a lyric \u2014 just a good tune, Ralph wrote \u201cPlease\u201d and \u201cLove In Bloom\u201d.On the other hand, some fine singers need a lyric first with music coming second.Hildegarde is an example.She can make a lyric really live.\u201d Bing told me he prefers hot tunes and thinks \u201cDinah\u201d is tops.But the biggest seller is a hymn, \u201cSilent Night\u201d, which sold over 600,000 copies last Christmas alone and has total sales of many millions, with all profits going to charity.; x kx * Crosby is honest enough to ad- \"mit public taste is unpredictable, and some tunes do get to the top without an assist from big name stars.Nobody ever heard of \u201cCement Mixer\u201d or Slim Gailord until the colored maestro disced the opus for a shoestring label and the public gobbled it up.And remember \u201cOpen the , Door Richard\u201d ?VITALE SINGS DUET WITH HOPE IN \"MEN\" Joseph Vitale, who began his Broadway career as a singer in 1934 and who has appeared in 12 films since coming to Hollywood five years ago, will make his singing debut on the screen in Paramount's \u201cWhere Men Are Men\u201d.Bob Hope-Lucille Ball star- rer.He will play the part of \u201cWampum, an Indian house-ser- vant, in this big scale Technicolor comedy, and will sing a duet with Hope.Vitale starred in operettas and musical comedies on Broadway for many years, later switching to comedy roles.He was brought to Hollywood to play comedy parts but wound up playing \u201cheavies\u201d in such films as \u201cRoad to Rio\u201d, \u201cRed, Hot end Blue\u201d and \u201cA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.\u201d : His outstanding performance as .an_ Indian hrave in his sole comedy screen role to date, in \u2018The Pale- \u2018face,\u201d with Hope and Jane Russell led.to.hjs present role in \u201cWhere Men Are Men.\u201d + MEET AGAIN Jane Cowl, appearing in Paramount\u2019s \u201cThe Lie\u201d, will reunion with Rollo Peters, her former stage co-star, while in California.They were famous in the theater as two pair of the most famous lovers: Romeo and Juliet, and Pel- leas and Melisandre, Bungalow houses originated in India.DEBORAH KERR CAST IN HAGGARD CLASSIC Deborah Kerr has been selected for the all-star cast of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer's production of \u201cKing Solomon's Mines.\u201d Role follows Miss Kerr's current performance in \u2018Please Believe Me.\u201d Compton Bennett, who has just finished direction of \u201cThe Forsyte Saga,\u201d has been named to direct Drama Directors | Attend Conference .Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, the popular directors of ong of Canada\u2019s largest and finest dra.matig schools, leave for New yo this week to attend the Childrey, Theatre Confexence.The conference is held under the auspices og the Children\u2019s Theatre Committee of the American Educational Theatre Association, and Sponsored by the American National Theatre and Academy.This conference provides the only meeting ground for children's theatre workers who come from all parts of the U.S.to share their experiences, to obtain g.sistance from specialists in Solving their problems, to learn new techniques, and to discuss and evaluate recent developments in the field including stage, radio and television.Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters haye received high praise from the American Children's Theatre on their excellent work in Montreal.The ht the picturization of the H.Rider Haggard classic, The new picture will be shot in British Kenya Colony and Belgian Protectorate of Ruanda, according to Sat Zimbalist, who will 1produce the Technicolor film bas«j on Haggard\u2019s 50-year-old classic, Picture ig scheduled to start October 1, ! Last Showing TODAY! MOTHER IS \u2018A FRESHMAN Color by Technicolor Loretta YOUNG 4 Van JOHNSON 4 Rudy VALLEE 2ND FEATURE- \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014- \u2014 \u2014 RANDOLPH SCOTT BENIN TIT \"THE UNAFRAID\" also \"SONG OF INDIA\" | > GENE KELLY * JUDY GARLAND x 2 M-G-M's = > BIGGEST = | > STAR-SPLASHED) £4 \u2014 = MUSICAL XL : SPECTACLES) O Li o = = = oO \u2014 x * = ~~ = rm tl = \u2014 = > o po \u201d 22 SONGS BY RODGERS AND HART.\u2026ond.$ == X a love story as unforgettable as the songs?= =