The Westmount examiner, 2 septembre 1949, vendredi 2 septembre 1949

[" + \u2014 footbay ig Bame tory of Play Ollegiaty les ang | ision ot Bason is 2 1cdonalq À 3ellevug, \u2018sity at \u2018atrick'g 4 College, real, at Loy- R.M, c, Be \u2018at J The xaminer v Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1949 yoL.XX, No.35 T0 BUi LOCAL \u2018REDSKINS\u2019 IN IMPRESSIVE PARK SHOW Medicine men of the most frightening type are seen above about to work their evils on little Barbara McFadden (extreme left) who is fied to a totem pole.The action took place in Westmount Park last Friday night as children of all local playgrounds staged their biggest pageant of the year under the direction of recreation supervisor Herb Linder.Westm\u2019t Park Invaded By Indians\u2019 During Pageant With blood curdling screams rending the air, 'Indiahs\u2019 in their feathers and war paint descended upon the small pioneer group making their way across the far reaches of Westmount Park, last Friday night.It was all in fun though.For à couple of weeks the children ot all Parks, Staynor.Westmount Park and Prince Albert had been preparing for the great event.Cardboard feathers, hcaddresses and costumes (which Sheila Wakeley, Staynor Playground Supervisor made) teepees, totem poles.etc., were all products of the playgrounds.At the Ravine Pond, the Indian Village was constructed and with the small fires and footlights throwing weird shadows, the atmosphere was complete.Over a hundred boys and girls took part in the show.After the screaming, milling throug of braves, with their war paint glistening, had \u2018captured\u2019 he pioneer family and taken hem away for scalping, the beau- fiful little white maiden in the erson of Barbara MtFadden was shed to the central totem pole or the great sacrifice, _ Wilh the great chiefg moving ree to perform the temony led by Chief Laughing Ain Cloud, \u2018Mickey\u2019 Cybiliak, a teat hush descended upon the Wee gathering.Devil Dancer Jim Johnston (Staynor Park Supervisor) with his two medicine men, Johnny Messenger from Prince Albert and André Gauthier from West- mount Park.did a war dance to lull the fire spirits.ous to mention, going into the sacrificial dance.the throhbing of the great tom-toms lent a macabre touch to the proceedings.All was saved, however, when Mountie Ronnie Brambell, stalwart in an R.M.R.Bandsman's red coated uniform, took the fair white maiden away and warned the Indians to forever after live a peaceful life.After the show the children were given refreshments in the Parks Department Greenhouse, where cakes and doughnuts, kindly donated by Canada Bread and POM Bakeries were greatly enjoyed.Some of the parents prepared sandwiches and helped in the serving.Cokes were kindly donated by the Superintendent of \u2018Parks, E.J.Anderson.LIBRARY RESUMES REGULAR HOURS After Labor Day, the West- mount Public Library will resume ils regular hours, as follows: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m.to 9:30 p.m, Saturday, 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.The Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Section is open during the week from 2 p.m.till 6 p.m.and on Saturdays from 10 am.till 12 noon and 2 p.m.till 6 p.m.+ x sub-station on Olivier avenue, to loaded to capacity as is the 12 to the Glen road station.\\that the transformers, circuit breakers, switching, etc, and installation of same will cost $132,- 000; distribution condnits and cables, $48,000; building to house circuit breakers and meters, $20,- 000 and contingencies, $25,000.The planned station will consist of two 5,000 K.V.A.transformers, switching equipment for five distribution circuits.and one spare distribution circuit, and a building to house circuit hreakers, meters, etc.The Olivier avenue site is the load centre of the district and the City already owns the land at this location.With its completion.40 per cent of the City's load will be concentrated at Olivier Avenue and 60 per cent.at the Glen Road station.City's consulting engineer.MUNICIPAL PUTTING CLUB SCORES In the putting tournament held last Friday night, R.J.Kent and George Cairns tied with low nets of 72.In the nine hole play-off, Kent defeated Cai.ns, two up.Other low scores were W.Creighton, 75; L.Wheatley, 77; P.Warner, 78 and T.Mahaffy, 79.A breakdown of the cost shows * PRICE: THREE CENTS D POWER SUB-STATION Council Estimates Cost At $225,000 The City of Westmount will construct a new electric power be completed by September, 1950, City Hall officials made known yesterday.Complete cost of the substation and its appurtenances is estimated at 3225,000.City officials say that Lhis project is made necessary by the increased consumption of electric power.The present station on Glen road was established in 1933 and the bank of transformers is kilo-volt feeder circuit from the Quebec Hydro station on Atwater avenue which supplies the power Professor C.V.Christie is the\u2019 x \u201cY\u201d Young Adults Hold 1st Meeting Of 1949.50 Season The Young Adult Program Council of Westmount Y.M.C.A, held their first meeting of the 1949-50 season on Tuesday evening to make plans for a \u201cKey- men's Retreat\u201d at Camp Perrot on September 17-18.The Y.M.- C.A.is a members\u2019 organization, and such get-togethers are one of Lhe ways in which members are able to take an active part in making arrangements for their programs.The following committees will be in action prior to the \u201cRetreat\u201d, making all the necessary arrangements.The Program Committee is composed of Inglis Edwards, Allan Oldfield and Jim Kennedy.{The Publicity Committee consists \u2018of Ernie Hall, Mary Morton, i (Continued on Page 2) Two Praying Mantes, Native Of More With all the squaws and beautiful Indian maidens.too numer- | Southerly Areas, Found in Westm*t Scientists say Canadian winters are getting warmer and that this country is getting more and more like the tropics every year.Well, you can prove this by Westmount.The praying mantis, according to McGill University, to that area much nearer the equator than the 49th parallel and yet here we are farther north than that and yet we have the praying mantis, as is proven by the fact that two specimens of this insect have been brought into the Examiner office during the past week.The first, a male, on Westmount Blvd.by Paul Billing of N.D.G.An interior decorator, Mr, Billing was removing a drop sheet from some furniture in a house where his men .were working when he noticed this strange creature on the underside.Phoning McGill, he found that it was the rare praying mantis and he has been askeds by one of the professors there to bring it to the university after he was through with it.McGill also said that as far as they knew, the only way such an insect could get this far north was found is native |- was to come up as a non-paying passenger on a car or truck.in length, the male is brown in colour.His favourite meal is a grasshopper but he does eat other insects.A second such insect was brought to this paper by Miss \u201cAnn Brown, proprietor of Miss | Brown's Dry Cleaning, of 2118 About three and one-half inches Claremont avenue.This one was a female, externally different to the male in that the female is a very pale green in colour.It is the same size and serves the {same purpose as the male \u2014 leating grasshoppers.| a few in the city, it\u2018 was found Lunch hour is not usually a good time to disturb a praying mantis and, ignorant soul that he is, the one shown above just went about partaking of his favorite repast, a grasshopper, when The Examiner photoman decided to snap his picture.One of only in a house on Westmount Bivd,, by Paul Billing of West Hill Ave.myer 5e 2 Tn TE ma a rs ee TE ee ao mt le mc rue \u201came ne ae ee ane = > Ean ali sans sx 1m or heen ces mes TIRE Ee a ws RET, anne areas a PAGE TWO 7 Sixty Gridiron Hopefuls Out For Westm\u2019t Juniors By Bob Lunny For the past ten days sixty grid hopefuls have been trying out for berths on Bruce Johnson's Westmount Football Club who were last year's provincial junior champions.At first it was feared that the Westmounters would have to dishand because of the lack of funds, but overnight some generous fans got together and put up a suitable amount to put the club back on their feet.The locals will play their home games at the Westmount athletic grounds which used to be the old M.A.A.A.The grounds are on St.Catherine street.Coach Johnson has secured a folding Intermediate team's equipment Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Malerials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St.Catherine) SALES \u2014 SERVICE REPAIRS ® SIGNS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ® SHOWCARDS ® POSTERS WE.6506 DWYER NEON COMPANY 4202A St.Catherine West ; which _ will help the team con- \\ siderably in the financial department.The gridders first game will be at Rosemount on September 18.They will play their first home game on Saturday September 24, at 2:30 p.m.Coach Johnson expects to have his team in heavy by tomorrow after a good week of conditioning.Most of last year's stars have jumped up to the Intermediate ranks but nevertheless the outlook looks good with plenty of fast and heavy boys on the squad.Brian Gregor-Pierce will help Johnson with the coaching chores while Ray Playfair will act as team manager with Duncan Jones as equipment manager.Johnson has been drilling the locals hard in calisthenics and the boys are quickly rounding into shape, Ian McGillis will heave the pigskin for the Westmounters and will also act as quarterback.Young Adults .(Continued from Page 1) Margaret Irwin and Earle Frazer.Another item of business was the forming of a committee to study the possibility of operating !a So-Ed program at this Branch.This social-educational type of program has been held in other branches in the City, and it is considered to be one of the outstanding types of modern-day young adult activities.The following members are doing the necessary research: Ernie Hall, Alf Smeiszko, Don Ferguson, Jim Kennedy and Dorothy Pullin.Those present at the meeting were Howard Griswold, Chairman; Inglis Edwards, Allan Oldfield, | Jim Kennedy, Acting Secretary; Jim Bolton, Dorothy Pullin, Anne MacFeely, Ernie Hall, Mary Morton, Margaret Irwin, Earle Frazer, Alf Smeiszko, Don Fer- ,guson, Bob Morrow, Ron Hosking, Eileen White and Gordon Clarke.Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 MANAGEMENT HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Residence: 2055 Lincoln Avenue \u2014 FI.2905 | | | i LIMITED 345 VICTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, e \u2018 All cars heated, metered and passengers insured.Trustworthy and careful drivers.| Special rates for weddings, funerals, out-of-town and shopping trips.WA.1131 Victoria Ave., Greene Ave.and St.Antoine St., Stands :s.isreur and St.Antoine St., Dornal and Victoria © Aves.etc.CONTINUOUS TELEPHONE SERVICE \u2014 CALL | By GEORGE COCHRANE Roland Young A MAN IN A QUEUE British women are so used to queuing for things that they seldom give a thought to the dreary process of standing in a long line to purchase the ordinary commodities of life.But when Jon Cleary, an Australian novelist who has been in Britain for three years, started queuing it was another matter.He and his wife decided that it would be a good thing for father to stay home from the office to look after small daughter Catherine whilst mother went into the hospital to produce the second member of the family.Father gaily thought that it would be a nice change and a bit of a holiday but after a fortnight of it was prepared to put it in writing that, in sober truth, a woman's work is never done.\u201cI knew there was food rationing,\u201d he said in a BBC talk on his chastening experience, \u201cand I never asked questions about , the things we never had.I also never asked questions about the things we did have.I know now that I should have.\u201d He began his day with household chores, which he disarmingly confessed meant making the bed and re-arranging the dust on the more prominent articles of furniture.Then he dumped Catherine in her pram and went articles and little knowing, poor uneducated creature, that shopping is not a matter of what you want but of what the shop- Keepers say you can or cannot have.The first reverse was in finding that his shopping list and his basket did not tally at all.The second was in finding that he had to queue for what seemed hours before he could get into the shop to see what he could not have.Before Mrs.Cleary went into the hospital she presented her hus- hand with a manual \u201cThe Young Bride in the Kithen.\u201d For a tyro like myself,\u201d he said, \u2018who was neither a bride nor a domestic science it was as Finnegan's Wake\u2019 is to the child in the kindergarten.\u201d After describing his instructive and harassing fortnight he reas- i sured listeners as to little Catherine's health.\u201cShe did all right.\u201d Her father did not do so well and was a much wiser man at .the end of his enforced period of housekeeping.Mrs, Cleary must be surprised and delighted at the | \u201cchange in him for he was vowed: ! that.now he knows what house- i hold difficulties are, he will never\u2019 | again complain at what she puts in front of him and never again bring anyone home to a meal without asking her first.NO TIME TO RFLAX | Just because the summer hoii- days are finished doesn't mean that the danger of fly-borne, disease has also passed for ano-) ther year.Flies are just as dan- | ment.He was appointed secretary gerou in the early fall as they, of the company in 1939 and held are in the summer.Make sure | your screens are still in place | and your food and eating utensils are well protected.Flies breed in filth and live in filth, And given a chance, they'll carry that filth to your dinner table.Kill them on sight.SEPTEMBER 2, 1949 Y.M.C.A.NOTES a the goods he eventually had in | YOUNG ADULT SECTION Last night was the final splash party evening, and the Young | Adult dances will now be held \u2018every Friday evening at 9.30 p.m.These Friday night social evenings | are one occasion when the members from different groups come together for a social evening.Do ,not forget the change in day and this coming winter season should see a much larger group than we had last year.Last year's club was by no means a small affair.You will find an opportunity to learn the elementary rules of the game and to have enjoyable games every Monday night at 8 pm.The Tuesday Trip will not be held next week, but plans are made for a preseason bowling match on September 13.If you have any enquiries regarding the coming winter's program, you are invited to call in at the Branch or telephone EL.1106.BOYS\u2019 DIVISION Camp Westmount, the Y.M.- C.A\u2019s summer program for boys, is winding up in a flurry of activity with a story-book finish to the Lumbermen-Voyageur contests, an all-day picnic to Longue Pointe, a tour through an indus- | trial plant, ball games, swims, and finally a Parent's night.The Lumbermen were forced to \"bow in the final lap sprint to i Voyageurs, who came from behind to win the St.Lawrence Swim, tug of war, checker and ping pong tournaments.The fina] , point Score was Voyageurs 456, Lumbermen 422.One of the more enjoyable parts of the week's progrem was an all-day trip to Longue Pointe ited\" nna vo Fumeral Rites Held For A.L.Robertson day from D.A.Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke street west.for A.L.Robertson of | | | | | i A.L.ROBERTSON this position until his retirement in December.1948.Survivors are his widow, the former Mary Stewart; one son, Jay Stewart, of Aylmer, Ont.; a daughter, Margaret, of Montreal; two brothers, James A., of Mont- Funeral service was held Mon- | Ordinance Depot, where the boys made good use of the open-air swimming pool.large \u2018The industrial trip of the week was through the R.C.A.Victor plant, where, through the courtesy of Mr.Hammond, the boys came away with a knowledge of the manufacture of gramaphone THE APE from Thursday to Friday, and |Fécords.Refreshments served by The sacred ape, now, children the time of starting, 9.30.the Company put the finishing see.The Thursday evening mixed touch on a much enjoyed fea.He's searching for the modest |swim will continue to be held, ture.flea.\u201c jbut not in connection with a At the time of writing, the If he should turn around we'd dance.» boys are looking forward 19 find.The Bridge Club members are Parents\u2019 Night and a visit of two He has no hair on his behind.coming out in larger numbers, R-C-M.P.constables, who wil show them movies and explain some of the Mounties many jobs, Parents\u2019 Night will bring to à elose the summer program, when \u201cMum\u201d and \u201cDad\u201d will have ap l opportunity of seeing the boys in action playing floor hockey, games, swimming, etc.Plans are well under way for a new and interesting fall ang winter program, which will be announced within the next two weeks.[EARL FLASHES By BOB LUNNEY Last summer I picked Ascension to win the Snowdon Fastball League playoffs but they lost out, A week later I wrote in my column that this summer they would clinch the League Pennant, But George Cochrane in his mush- ball column of favorites wouldn't even consider it and Brian Tiffin, a local character, though I was dreaming.The only way to back up my statement was to lay a few bets.I followed this procedure and won but the winnings are now in the hands of the Mutuels clerks at Blue Bonnets .Kev Kennedy ; should be congratulated on his \u2018fine work as pilot of the Ascension squad .Logue MacDonald of the Ascension Intermediates has proved himself powerful at , the plate this past summer .{ Floyd (The Handicapper) Curry .still picking one winner a day at Blue Bonnets .He doesn\u2019t play the favorites .Your observer is finding out the hard way that it is \u201cimpossible\u201d to beat the horses .recently I was out à few dollars and in order to get back I bet a 20-1 long shot.By the time the race started my horse was a favorite at 2-1 ;.They should have 2 totaliser |.- .Some jockeys have tremen- ! dous arm muscles ., They get \u2018that from holding the nags back ! .It is really discouraging to see your horse in front by three lengths coming down the stretch and then winding up in fifth place .Quebec Citadels have a star goaler in Dave O'Meara .The Ottawa-Alouette came ; tomorrow should be a corker .- Last Sunday's game was a tossup .Lloyd LaPorte, coach of Inkerman Rockets was down for | the game with a few of his | players, after the game they ' went to Belmont Park, then to à night-club.They had a good table near the stage.The chorus girls started to give a couple of the players the eye.One of the players whose nanie is Denzil Crowder was speechless for the rest of the night.By the way Crowder is signed by Chicago.Our friend Bernic Dube 18 on his way up after making Time Westmount who died last week ! in the Royal Victoria Hospital at ! the age of 62.Mr.Robertson was born and educated in Scotland and came to Canada in 1908.Well known in insurance circles.he first joined the Imperial Tobacco Company in 1929, in charge of the company\u2019s insurance depart- .Congrats Bernie .Ben Young, Bob Buiger, Eddie 0° Brien, Jack Dudley, and Eine Duley have signed contracts with the Lakeshore Intermediate team .Bren Macken should he vated Canada\u2019s top tennis star .- ° High School football teams start training next week .VA! real; and Edward, of New York.McVey off to St.F.X.Ste bly.ve oT ren) Fo Pys the wo ill ain pbs, hen an loys ey, for End two l'ks edy his \u2018en- ald ites ry at lay ver hat Uie ta get ted -1 ser get ack to ree tch {th ave ara me )ss- for his hey ) a ble ris the me es.the hi- in me zen nie ith am ed art ran & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT REPAIRED - 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Reliable Watch Repairs Fou r Certified Watch Makers HMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Thermo Fe Hésiook York Ariane Eas Cpuessent\u2019 ING Chinmar Vtuiots Ps [2 ; shat \u201c Hersier wi a 7 ERonteut ant WE:iagla Fitzy ; Lancaster Plateau - Harbor | Whitty * BE This is the telephone pleture | in Montreal at a glance.The map above shows the various exchange areas in the central and western part of the city and the number of people waiting for telephones in each area.The total of waiting applicants is currently about.20,500, in spite of the fact that 15,000 telephones have been added so far this year in Greater Montreal.Chief cause of delay is shortage of central office equipment, but supplies of this equipment are being manufactured and installed faster than ever before.Not shown above is CLairval-TUrcotte in the east end, where 1,400 are waiting for service.Current Bell Telephone plans call for the installation of facilities to serve more than 40,000 new subscribers between now and the summer of 1951.\u201cCARDEN FOR THE BLIND At Sunderland, in Britain, a spe- clal garden is being laid out for the enjoyment of blind people.This is an amenity which has never been planned anywhere before.Plants will be marked with \" metal tags in Braille.Flowers and shrubs will be chosen for their Qualities of fragrance, \u2014 Homoeopathic Campaign Workers Meet Wednesday This coming Wednesday, mark- be devoted to giving suggestions ing the official opening of the and instructions which will make Homoeopathic Hospital's Finan- [the work of the canvasser easy cial Campaign with its objective [and pleasant.It is hoped that all set at $84,000, will also be high- |workers, as well as anyone who lighted by a mass meeting of all |is interested in the work of the PAGE THREE \"| Scientific Research Big Factor In Making Cement New insight was given members of the Westmount Rotary Club on Wednesday when Bill Abbott, a tion talk on cement, after the wee Mr.Abbott hacked his a.lress fellow member, gave a classifica- kly luncheon.with a 20 minute movie prepared by the Portland Cement Association of Chicago, explaining that this organization was responsible for the processing of nearly all the cement used in the North American continent, The movie entiled, \u201cThe Drama of Portland Cement\u201d gave a des tailed account of the scientific research involyed in preparing the product.In a brief historical outline, it pointed out that the Portland cement was first made in England, % when a bricklayer burned a mixture of limestone and clay, and mixed it with sand, discovering that it made a solid and formidable compound.It was named Portland, as it was on the island of Portland that the cement was first discovered in 1824.Since then the use of Portland cement has grown throughout America, with plants established in 34 states, and six Canadian Provinces.As limestone is close to the surface of the ground, quaries are dug to mine the cement, which is put through many stages before the finished product is obtained.It must be crushed, screened, ground, burned and tested so that the finished product is so fine, it will pass through a sive that has 40,000 openings per square inch.One of the most interesting developments in making cement is the process used for burning it.The product is put at one end of a huge cylander that measures about 15 feet in diameter and 400 feet long.This cylander is tilted slightly, and as it slowly twirls around, the cement flows down the tube te the opposite end, where tremendous heat is applied.From here the product is cooled and stored until put in bags, preferably made of paper as the cement is so fine, no other type stores it properly.The flim also showed that 160 pounds of raw material and 30 pounds of coal are used to make a single 84 pound hag of cement.The movie proved that scientific research has reached a new peak in the development of the product, that is used for every conceivable type of building and roadway.One scene showed how beautiful a church altar was designed and made all by the use of cement, and heavy research is done to qualify the types of cement needed for runways, buildings, roads and numerous other needs.The speaker was introduced by Robert Edwards and thanked by Mike McMannus, who said that he felt the members had profited from such an educational film and talk.Hour 6 Make ICED TEA Make tea double streng while still hot pour into filled with cracked ice.Add sugar and lemon to taste.\"SALADA th and glasses a a AAA RARE OPPORTUNITY A collection of 100 pieces for sale: Ol4 Meissen and Vienna China figurines, Old Jades And Ivories, Old Miniatures by well known masters, ete, All unique and fine pieces.No dealers.Call EX.1412 workers on the drive to be held at the Memorial Hall of the Hospital at 8 p.m.A.particularly interesting programme has been arranged and speakers will include Douglas Bremner, President, and Dr.! Harold Griffith, Medical Superintendent, who will give the workers a picture of thé very good work carried out by the hospital and the technical excellence which has been attained.A tour of hospital facilities has also been arranged.A part of the programme will AVENUE TAILORS & VALET SERVICE REG'D.4226 St.Catherine St.West (Just west of Creene Ave.) Hand.Tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies and Gentlemen Just arrived! 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Teacher.form of sadism to impale worms \u2018did I, for when I had with diffi- J, and frogs on a hook, to say no- culty swung him into the boat I Lf NO ENTRY FEE thing of wrestling with a bass felaxed and renewed my resolve Licensed fighting for its life and afterwards to quit fishing.TELEPHONE DEXTER 25663 removing the hook from its gills, Having proved my prowess as DRESS So with this humanitarian re- [an expert fisherman, with ample \u2014 solve on my holidays to the lakes evidence displayed on the lawn DESI GNIN G minus all piscatorial equipment [before the unbelieving eyes of and with a fixed determination to those well-equipped sprat-catchers, School À PARIS TELEVISION sit around and relax.I would read |! Was satisfied.But, such is the e a book, play bridge \u2014 if I could weakness of human nature, \u201cthe rss find any victims \u2014 or just let native hue of resolution was sick- M R DIO the world go by in quiet medita- lied o'er with the pale cast of COTNOIR ® A }{]| tion on the beauties of nature, far thought\u201d on the following morn- § from the madding crowd.For two ing.1 thought of how another and long days I kept strictly to my 9 even bigger bass might be: CAPPONI e resolution, for I was dead-lazy and (Continued on Page 7) was content to watch the foolish REGISTER NOW for Courses Starting Sept.6th fishermen sally forth laden with Dos oud Evenine .rods, tin boxes of elaborate tackle ay .Svening Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 and cans of live-hait.I smiled piti- SINGING LESSONS [J Annual Exhibition - Diplomas Opening Sept.13 at 2.00 p.m.CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY fully upon them as they launched | i \\ their boats and disappeared into PROF.S.MANETTA [!l Limited Accommodation 282 Ontario St.W., Montreal, P.Q.the distance, and laughed when of Milan Grand Opera ! Now Open For i .| they returned at sunset with few REGISTRATION Telephone: HA.4745 | or no fish and stories of the big 1270 Greene Avenue, Westmount | Daily 2 - \u20ac PM., ones that got away.i NAME ooo ttti init tetra ere ae aaa eas WE.6133 201% GUY STREET I \u2018 I On the morning of the third - i Bop I STREET L.cccsseescsicn ecran sara i an ee rene re en day I rose feeling refreshed and y 9 =, 5.| cry AGE c-ME3 1 I sauntered down to the beach for Ft LoL To Ee nA 1 a bathe, after which I sat on the A i : I nt veranda and tried to renew my oO BUSINESS COLLEGE 5802 PARK AVENUE Jocelyne-A.Papineau, Principal University of Mentreal Graduate relaxation.The fishermen were going out again and one of them invited me to come along.\u201cNo,\u201d I said, \u201cI've given up fishing.\u201d SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL Then, in a moment of weakness, | I added, \u201cHaving nothing to fish {| CIVIL SERVICE and COURT STENOGRAPHER'S COURSES - = wT design, fashion drawing, illustrating, py j , (of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.) with.\u201d That was a fatal admission, Complete Business training, Stenographer, Typewriting, Lob + New classes every month and when I was offered the use Filing, DAT ANS a Classes.\u201d etc.AN * Fa of a rod and line I had a brief 8 ; { School open 12 months a year struggle with my resolve and|\u2014-\u2014 2 rm \u2014 ; - ; ; dq É DAY DIVISION yielded to the temptation.I would a; i .for th il \u2014 h d : q General Office course - Bookkeepers' course 5e rm to the fish PA be sei SPROTT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE § 5 Stenographic course \u2014 Secretarial course able .INC.\u201cH .+ N ning I found if Subjects include Shorthand, Typewriting, again on the bench with à borow- 2304 Old Orchard Ave., N.D.G.Stenographic Practice, Bookkeeping, Business ed rod and a few worms and EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG.Arithmetic, Business English and Correspon- hiring a boat \u2014 just for one day ESSENTIAL SUBJECTS TAUGHT dence, Spelling, Office Practices, Business only.I would show those fellows Office Machines, Filing, Principles of Busi=- how to catch bass.Not the little DAY AND EVENING CLASSES ness, Employment Guidance bits of things they were bringing Students Registering Now For Fall Term in, i .B I 't EVENING DIVISION nto big ones.myself wasn | FOR INFORMATION A similar range of business subjects to= row leisurely around the shore.Call EL.1733 ; gether with a group of technical subjects.From long experience I knew that Cah .the bass were where you caught = nnn .H) : Information from the Director them, but that they had favorite haunts.I was informed that the - 1441 DRUMMOND ST., MONTREAL, MA.8331 best of these were around some F Chis ho Im Pic Music - submerged rocks off shore some rances 9 ° _ \u2014\u2014r ere \u2014 distance up the lake.I didn't feel ; SEE YOU like rowing that far, and I doubted PIANO .LESSONS pe SECRETARIAL COURSE the information anyway.They had °® AT includ : : ; not duced the evidence.I was ; ncludes intensive train- ot produce © PR ; ; in ue ve I b after big game.There must be | BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PUPILS Cw A g in commercial sub- ë | ! 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Flt.-Lieut.V.J.Sopuck, daughterMr.James R.Playfair, of West- Fall Fashions c CHARLOTTE invites you to come in and see the latest styles in the newest materials and most beautiful shades imaginable.SUITS COATS DRESSES MILLINERY BLOUSES EVENING GOWNS All Are Moderately Priced { AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT | Charlotte rs Gowns 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Westmount FI, 7773 MME A.CourvalL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 7, SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 Lelong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS - GOTHIC BRASSIERES \u201cAND GIRDLES MATERNITY and SURCICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS © © © 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1049 \u2014 Social > + Porsonal + + Engagements Mi.and Mis.Vernan N.Quinn Pierre F.Casgrain are spending some time in Murray Bay.Mr.Max Bernfeld, K.C.and Mrs.Bernfeld spent the week-end at Trout Lake.Miss Margaret.Leggett of Winnipeg was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.Lorimer during the past Mr.\u2018Arnold Schrier, Westbury is leaving Tuesday for California, where he will study for his Masters degree in architecture, Mr.Alex Davidson, Springfield Avenue, president of Davidson Pilre Ford Products Ltd., has left on a business trip to Vancouver and all western points.Mrs.A.Lyle entertained at tea on Thursday in honor of Mrs.E.Sharpe, who is visiting in the | city and Mrs.E.Hulbert who leaves shortly for an extended trip to the West Coast.Mrs.Hector A.Dale, President of the Quebec Branch of the Canadian Ladies\u2019 Golf Union, and Mrs.H.R.Pickens, the Honorary President, returned today from Vancouver, B.C., where they attended the Golf Tournaments and the Annual Meeting of the C.L.G.U.Miss Bernice Erly was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Virginia Stone on mount, was united in marriage to Mr.Vernon N.Quinn, a graduate of McGill University in commerce and son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph S.Quinn of Ville LaSalle, on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock at Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church, Westmount, Rev.Harvey Campbell officiating.The Lord's Prayer and \u201cThrough The Years\u201d were sung by Mr.J.C.Scott and the organist was Mr.Glidden.It was a double ring ceremony.Standards and baskets of white, red and pink gladioli decorated the church.The bride and bridegroom were unattended.Ushers were Mr.Norman Quinn, nephew of the bridegroom, and Mr.Raymond Playfair, cousin of the bride.Given away by her father, the bride wore an ankle length gown of powder blue fashioned with a tight fitted bodice of Chantilly lace over heavy satin, sweetheart neckline, cap sleeves and a very full skirt with layers of net over satin, lace and net mitts and a matching fingertip veil of tulle illusion held by a bandeau of seed pearls.She carried a cascade bouquet of pale pink roses and baby's breath.Mrs.Volkert, the bride's mother, wore a model gown of navy blue silk and lace, with matching \u2018hat and navy blue accessories and a corsage of pink roses.Mrs.Quinn, the bridegroom's mother, in a grey crepe dress with sequins trim wore a grey hat, black accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses.- ; A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride\u2019s uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.H.N.Kidd, 4462 Sherbrooke street, Westmount.Here gladioli and roses were arranged.Mr.and Mrs.Quinn left later for a motor trip through the New England states, the bride wearing for travelling a navy blue bengaline suit, hat to match with pink and navy accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses.| Out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.W.H.McLeod of Guelph, Ont, Mr.and Mrs.H.Smith of Toronto, Ont, Mr.S.J.Quinn, brother of tre groom, and Mr.Norman Quinn, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Quinn, all of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.A.S.R.Easey of North Bay, Ont., and Mr.and Mrs.R.Everard 6550 ST.HUBERT of Rigaud, Que.+ > Will Wed Early In October Miss Katherine Ann Smith, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.V.Barry Smith, of Westmount, and Mr.Douglas V.Rodomar, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.O.W.Rodomar, of Toronto, formerly of Montreal, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday, October 8, at St.Matthias eddings Church, Westmount.the occasion of the former's approaching marriage to Mr.Basil J.Killingsworth which has been arranged to take place on Saturday October 1st.Miss Norah Sheilds, of West- mount, and Mr.and Mrs.A.Ric- ciardi, and sons Peter and Paul, of Montreal, recently visited Alexandria, Ont, where they were the guests of Mrs.J.Charlebois.Mrs.F.Hewgill, Mrs.Harold Dunn, Mrs.Robin Greenfield, Mrs.A.McGregor and Mrs.A.Lyle enjoyed a motor trip to Fisher's Point near Knowlton last week when they were the guests of Mrs.E.Brook.Mrs.W.J.Wilson and Mrs.A.Taylor of N.D.G., who are summer guests at Fisher's Point, also dropped in.Mr.and Mrs.Barney Lefcort and daughter, Maureen, of West- mount, recently returned home following three weeks\u2019 holiday at the Manoir Richelieu, Murray Bay.They were accompanied back to town by Mrs.Yvette Mor- gen and daughter Mona, of New York, who will be their guests for several weeks.ENGAGEMENTS , Mr.and Mrs, Albert E.Martin, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Norma Gertrude to Mr.Gilbert Warnes, gon of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Warnes, of Notre Dame de Grace.The wedding will take place on October 8th.The engagement is announced of Anna Jean, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Donald A.Gillies, of Westmount, to Mr.Bernal Eugene (Bernie) Labelle, son of |} Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Labelle, of Montreal, The marriage will take place quietly on Saturday, October 1, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The engagement is announced of Miss Marguerite Evelyn Savage, daughter of Mrs.Mark J.Savage, to Mr.Philip Gardner Rogers, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.G.Rogers, of Toronto, formerly of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday, September \u201c17, at three o'clock, in the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, .The engagement is announced of Faith Yvonne, only daughter of Mrs.Malabre and the late L.A.Malabre to Mr.Arthur Kenton Boucher, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Boucher, The marriage will take place on Saturday evening, September 10th, at 730 o'clock in St.Matthias Church, Westmounte APPROACHING MARRIAGE Miss Ruth Mary Balfour, daughter of Archdeacon and Mrs, C.W.Balfour, of Peterborough, Ont., at her marriage to Mr.Richard B.Heward, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.B.Heward, of Westmount, taking place at four o'clock thig afternoon, in the Church of St, James the Apostle, Montreal, will have only one attendant, Misg Evelyn Grubhe, as maid of honor.Acting as best man for Mr, Heward is Mr.Andrew Hersey.Ushers will be Mr.M.D.Bythell and Mr.D.S.B.Heward, brother of the bridegroom.Archdeacon Balfour will assist Rev.W.E, Jackson at the ceremony.The re- FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, 3 RECEPTIONS + AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.Residence - TR.2342 YOrk 0254 tion after held at th Ww ROBBI) The marria hroline, onl pi Mrs.C.e de Grac js Robbins, D, Robb: ok place gust 20, at burch of St.v.Mr.Jacl eanist, Mr.Because\u201d an ring the sig uti-colored church.Given in ma bride wa te, ier sho! bead band © ied 2 boug hite gladiol Miss Jacque ides only al je marquise pale pink bouquet of adioli.Mr.Douglä ed as best Following ption Was } be bride's 7 Tenue, after| From left td on in Bas pach, the b semble of ith green ad fur, Mr.a Hide on Ro Among th W attende Land Mn Intingdon, tA.Sam \u2014_\u2014 ij) IN ome West The West the Cathyg À hold itg son at 3 y mber 14, in frke Aven The guest ther Patr Vancouve sident, wi Ad tea will dion and Gy The Gyret A hold a 8, Septe home 0 Mayor 5 pyal, ARTIFIC In admin; ation lay Hace, Ma Tely absor 1 activa Tease reg 04 Water 73 Arry son ont- een hias y eve- L 730 ureh, JAGE four, d Mrs, prough, \u2026 Riche r.and mount, :k this lof St, al, will , Misg honor, or Mr, Hersey, Bythell brother deacon WwW.E.The re- 3 3 } Wb Mary This Month At IB: oo tin after the ceremopy will held at the Berkeley Hotel.WEDDINGS ROBBINS \u2014 DAVIES The marriage of Nancy Mary boline, only daughter of Mr.ÿ Mrs, C.R.Davies, of Notre e de Grace, to Mr.John Doug- y Robbins, youngest son of Dr.D.Robbins, of Westmount, place Saturday afternoon, gust 20, at two o'clock, at the burch of St.James the Apostle, v.Mr.Jackson officiating.The gnist, Mr.J.Martin, played Because\u201d and \u201cO Promise Me\u201d, ring the signing of the register.uti-colored gladioli decorated be church.Given in marriage by her father, bride was in white marqui- te, her short veil being held by head band of white gladioli.She ied a bouquet of red roses and tite gladioli.Xiss Jacqueline LaFaille, as the ides only attendant, was in pale ji: marquisette, with headdress pale pink gladioli.She carried bouquet of pale blue and pink adioli, } M, Douglas Richard Thomas ted as best man for the groom.Following the ceremony, a re- ption was held at the home of k brides parents, 4048 Royal ene, aiter which the bride and pm left to spend their honey- wn in Baston and old Orchard ich, the bride travelling in an semble of cinnamon brown, ih green accessories.Upon their um, Mr.and Mrs.Robbins will hide on Royal Avenue, Among the out-of-town guests W attended the wedding were - and Mrs.P, McCollum, of lingdon, Que., and Mr.and s.À, Samson, of Dorval.| IN THE omens cabm Westmount C.W.L.Me Westmount Sub-division the Catholic Women's League hold its opening tea of the \u201conal 3 p.m.Wednesday, Sep- ber 14, in St, Leo's School Hall, ike Avenue, The guest speaker will be Rev.ther Patrick Gallery, C.S.S.R., Vancouver.Mrs.J.P.O'Reilly, wident, will receive the guests, tea Will be served by Mrs.C.\u201con and her committee.\u2014_\u2014 Gyrette Club ¢ Gyrette Club of Montreal | old a meeting Monday eve- \"6 September 12, at 8 p.m., at Tome of Mrs, J.F.Lyddon, id Street, Town of Mount \u2014 ARTIFICIAL, RESPIRATION toy istering artificial res- bce ay the victim on a hard ln Mattresses and such lor the pressure intend- te ctivate the lungs and they \\ %¢ results, say Canadian Red \" Water safety experts, Church of the Ascension Miss Mary Frances Reid, only daughter of the late Cecil de Wolf Reid, and of Mrs.Reid, of Westmount, and Mr.Joseph William Zink, of Montreal, son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph William Zink, of Moncton, N.B., whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday morning, September 10, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Mr.Zink is a graduate of the University of Toronto.HOME EDUCATION When Small Visitors Are Coming LUCIA MALLORY peter tt rr oe rr terse \u201cYou seem always to have plenty of delightful books for children, Miss Mallory,\u201d commented a friend who had heen making a survey of the shelves and tables in the reading room where I work as the children\u2019s librarian.\u201cI shall be so glad to bring my grandchildren in when they come to visit us next month, Surely, they will be able to find something here that will hold their interest.I don\u2019t want them to be as homesick as they wefe the last time.\u201d \u201cI'll be pleased to help the children find books they will like, when you bring them in,\u201d I promised, wondering how anyone, child or adult, could be at a loss for pleasant occupation in Mrs.Code\u2019s *lovely home.\u201cThank you,\u201d my friend replied.\u201cI'm sure your understanding of children and your knowledge of these books will be a great help.Diane and Patty are dear little girls, but I've never been able to make them feel at home \u2014 though they are always welcome to wander about our big house as much as they please.It seems very strange to me, because some of the happiest memories of my own childhood center around visits to the home of my grandparents.In some way I must have failed as a grandmother.\u201d Something In my friend's troubled face checked a casual reply and made me give her problem serious thought.\u201cOur big house\u201d she had said.It was spacious \u2014 an old-fashioned home \u2014 very different from the compact apartments of modern cities to which her grandchildren were probably accustomed.Suddenly, I remembered an hour I had recently spent in a home in our town where small guests had already arrived to spend the summer with their grandparents.\u201cDo you know Mrs.Chester who lives on Warren Street?\u201d I inquired.\u201cYes, I know her quite well,\u201d Mrs.Code answered.\u201cI'm sure Mrs.Chester would be glad to show you how she and her husband prepared for their grandchildren's coming\u201d, I told her.\u201cI believe you'll find there a solution of your problem\u201d.A few weeks later Mrs.Code came back to the library, bringing with her two smiling little girls to meet me.While the children were absorbed in some pictures at one of the display tables, she thanked me for the suggestion I had made to her.\u201cI hope you'll find time, Miss Mallory, to come out to our house and see what we have done to make Diane and Patty welcome\u201d, she said.\u201cJust as I saw the Chesters had done, we, too, put hooks low in the closets and emptied the Something New æ Strickly for girls who hate to check their furs at the door, Lois Collier models the latest Hollywood creation \u2014 a mink blouse.It is banded with yards and yards of wild ranch mink.Why does most of the cooked batter on fish drop back into the hot fat as it is deep-fat fried?Pieces of fish should be dried with a paper serviette or cheesecloth before they are dipped in batter lowest dresser drawers, so that or egg and crumbs.° - THE EXAMINER, WESTNOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1949 the children\u2019s clothes could be placed within their easy reach.We brought down from the attic some small chairs and a table that their mother had used when she was a child.On the back porch their grandfather fixed a large wooden box for their toys.Also, he fastened a strong rope swing to the limb of a big maple tree in the back yard.I invested in some cookie cutters that were shaped like animals and little men.The girls have had a wonderful time helping me make cookies and an equally good time helping their grandfather make a garden \u2014 delighting in the small tools he provided for them.\u201cI can't thank you and Mrs.Chester enough,\u201d Mrs, Code concluded, \u201cfor leading me to understand that children cannot adjust quickly to unaccustomed environments, but that household ap.PAGE NINE TREAT THE VAC WELL It takes very little trouble to keep your vacuum cleaner working efficiently.Clean the dustbag inside and out, preferably after each sweeping; dust off the metal parts; keep handy the instructions for oiling that come with the sweeper and oil accordingly; keep the brushes free from threads and hairs; and do not try to pick up sharp objects that may pierce the dustbag.pointments, suited to their stage of development, do much to reassure them and to make them happy.I know now that 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We have a very special way with young fashions \u2014 and our prices, too, have a junior point of view, Come in soon \u2014 start from here: for school OR career.ESTABLISHED 1521 == Corset 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.® We Specialize in Individual Fittings © LINGERIE \u2014 HOSIERY -~ GLOVES \u2014 ACCESSORIES AN AGNES REID SHOP Closed Wednesdays at 1 o'clock \u2014 Open all day Saturday ESS RE RRR AS never, \u2014remear SA WEST DE.1850 § in 75 pA = J, PE Ch, Son Le ay a a Er Ale THE EXAMINER.WESTNOUNT.FRIDAY.ECPTEMRER 2, 199 direction.Whether {ine or coarse- spun looking or highly-texiured, tweed is an eye-catcher.That's PAGE TEN particularly so wheñ it appears woolens that are friendliest to it \u2014jersey and woolknits for inn wee S stance\u2014make the suave blouses Case in point is the suit with Mauve, Curry Yellow the new, long, roomy jacket that can double as a.three-quarter Fine fabrics aid znd abet the which has a pegged-topped skirt os ever Le +, With a 13-inch high hemline, a new suit in flegging eves to its brown leather belt and a jacket- Suits D in surprise colors.Mauve and and line the jackets of many of Surprise New Shades length topper.Brigance designs 1950 look.| lining and blouse of eurry-colored curry-yellow tweeds are exam- 1 ples.ew O OIS To help tweed cut a swathe, this fall\u2019s smartest suits.this suit of curry-colored tweed, Take tweeds, which are draw- jersey.ing glances their way from every Kasha cloth \u2014 remember it ?rr gn tf CN AR HUBERT PLOMER Antiques Bought and Sold FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER Old fashioned kasha turns to make high-siysnd Black Yarn trims hipline aad gy r jacket (abo eh 1a \u2018 a slim skirt.ve) which TY em eee ne meurs i Tweed and jersey team for (J NE P ny curry colored ensemble, Ty, 1N-0 INTERIOR DECORATION makes the three-quarter Jl mest an | pS and peg-topped skirt, je MA.5851 @ ors the blouse, lines the oi 5 M ® r \u2014 comes back to give dressy of Martini's design.He \u201cbraids\u201d the 1950 tradition and slims {hd CIES Lo suits their look of fall finery.A the zipped-closed jacket at collar suit silhouette with a skirt thy ) Fish 1226 BISHOP STREET kasha cloth as colorless as oat-|and hipband with solid rows of |hews to the typical 13-inch hem  + + + ° © n i meal makes a newsworthy suit stitched black yarn, belts it inline.e n I ® S'HEDEUENGTESZURESE=EZEEN TEEN RP27 TS 2 55EURE Dep-dish fist FOR FRAMING OF PICTURES AND OIL PAINTINGS y / I Season them .cur OR RESTORATION OF SAME CONSULT P A Pets Provide P attern or P eace nt enough : = .led fish sal N A T 1 Oo N A L F R A M E S L T D BEER ES ENBEESESRESEREDESEREDEREEEREERRNES a cooling d Co.° In a home in the west end of the family.\u201cHe's really quite key see, monkey do\u201d school of [lk loaves a: 2093 Visitation St.\u2018 FA.2900 of Montreal, three members of a ham\u2019,\u2019\u201d smiled Mrs.Retal- thought.\u201cIn fact\u201d, smiled For var {Just below Sherbrooke St.) the animal kingdom live to- lack, as the monk swung from Mrs.Retallack.\u201ca while back, ve om gether in complete peace and her wrist by his tail.\u2018In fact\u201d, we had a painter doing some Onion, \u2014 harmony such as would put ithe she said, \u201che\u2019ll perform by the work around the house, andl \u201c f CES 7 x a EE EEE United Nations to shame.For hour, so long as he knows he \u201cChico\u201d certainly gave him a i \u201cboiled Sai not only does each belong to has an audience\u201d.few uneasy moments.The poor [Je 3 truly : : a different species, but also, Born in Brazil, where his par- man got off to a bad start ærved ho one member of the trio is ticular species is referred to I neglected to tell him about JR.lored sau distinctly a \u201cforeigner\u201d.Nor as the \u2018squirrel\u2019 or \u201cgreen\u201d the monk.and the first thing with à sav ; ; ; does Mrs.G.Retallack, to monkey, \u201cChico\u201d was brought he knew, \u201cChico\u201d was peering ki n a Few Easy Lessons With Expert Instructors whom the animals belong, find to Canada six years ago, by at him over a can of green fi for a ki 5 LESSONS many opportunities to play the Mrs.Retallack's son, then an paint.He barely recovered from Je fish are be ; WITH SERVICE 20 00 role of mediator.\u201cSome peo- officer in the Ferry Command.the first shock, and turned his litle peppe P $ LU.ple\u201d, she remarked in a recent The little monk has certainly back for a moment, only to poured ove fa AT YOUR DOOR interview, \u201cthink it strange been around, though, since he return to his work to find that.i Inquire about our special course that a monkey, a dog and a left his Brazilian home.Be- \u201cChico\u201d had done a thorough [ .; at $17.50.canary should live together cause for a time, John Petal- job of immersing himself in a FISH of so congenially.But they trust Ç the paint can.A monkey was LE each other, which is probably HES EN ENS ESSE pu hough, but a green mon- \u201cps flake } 8; The only driving school using the the basis for any friendly rela- key was that much worse.teaspoo LA ocloby Patent Ne.453600, 0 contro tionship.\u201d By Dawn However,\u201d she went on, \u2018itll tice Ck \u201cSpats\u2019, so-called because of wasn\u2019t as bad as it sounds, and teaspoons $ DRIVINC SCHOOL au CARS FULLY INSURED his four white feet, in con- MecGlau hli we soon had \u201cChico\u201d back to Pie dough i 1 CORNWALL AVE., MONTREAL 16 AT.4588 trast with his black body, is snun normal.I'm still not sure how apg hick A ° ° the oldest member of the trio.the painter made out.though\u201d.teaspoon 1 3 OPEN 8 AM.to 9 PM.But thus far, age hasn't limited @.4 88 8 @ 8 8 &® 8&8 she laughed.Gh whi ~ \u2014 - to any great extent, the activ- jack, who was ferrying bomb- Mrs.Retallack feeds \u201cChico\u201d er ities of the fourteen-year-old \u2018rs Lo Africa and the East, a strictly balanced dist, incu IEC EC spaniel.When it comes to per- took \u201cChico\u201d with him.Red ing dish of pablum, milk sd JS \"CP D N'T A forming, he can still outdo any tape at the various borders cut sugar at night.and cod liver tp die dog in the neighborhood, and \u201cChico's\u201d adventuring short.oil and vitamin Bl tablets ib hy hot ove Mrs.Retallack maintains that powever, and he deserted the the winter.But balanced diet F) about : .1 he keeps in condition by acting air force in favor of a home or no, if \u201cChico\u201d takes a fancy y browned With Your as guardian to \u201cChico\u201d the iu, Mrs.Retallack.And if the to a piece of cherry or su.FISH monk, and \u2018Peter the canary.monkey casts any backward in \u201cPeter's\u201d cage, he merely \u201cLet any strange cat or dog glances to the days when he opens the door of the cage cups flake WAR | come within yards of the [ras free to roam the jungle, climbs in, and demands his cup bacor ur s house, said Mrs.Retallack, he's probably thinking only of share.\u201cPeter\u201d finds this a nice tip milk \u201cand \u2018Spats\u2019 is after him in a the time he wasted there! arrangement \u2014 he loves com- ue finely .flash.He's a great protector\u201d.\u201cChico\u201d is Spanish for \u201clittle pany ! ' on Strictly Ham boy\u201d, and no animal was more All in all, Mrs.Retalcki a pin Conserve Your ; Although no one would aptly named.For with all his says, the whole thing boils Ln hour Clothi breathe a word of it to \u201cSpats\u201d, endearing traits, \u201cChico\u201d is a down to the fact that & litte less orhing \u201cChico\u201d is, in reality, the star staunch upholder of the \u2018\u201cmon- co-operation goes a long way! in tre fi Investment .learned much of the evils of al- every state in the United Staten juice, Me School Instruction cohol but little of effective ways, had passed laws for scientific tem = .of correcting them.perance education in the publ | i Your clothes represent a lot of good hard cash.The On Effects Of Liquor The more pre puces, rte schools.ele longer they wear, the more clothing money you save.| convinced she became thal the ing how little the avers You'll get best service from your garments if you have Began 70 Years Ago final solution fo the gras probe teacher ow of these facts § ATION them cleaned regularly to keep their fabrics free from -\u2014 ability of the country to Eve to Was supposed to teach, Mary py me destructive foreign matter.Education concerning the effects the children, generation after gen- founded, and edited for Journ ¢ ; of alcohol begun with the work of |eration, the truth concerning the |the School Psy chology | preseniifRONG, Wy A ® All grime removed an almost forgotten New England effects of alcohol.Finally she felt showing teachers | esting willlhead .woman 70 years ago in 1879.This |that she must devote her all to the subject in an inter e MCE WA ® No suspicion of odor young mother, Mary Hanchett |that task.Her battle cry was \u2018if we ST WA Hunt, secured the laws which re- On W.C.T.U.Committee the children of todos, of tomoril then os We Guarantee Your Satisfaction quired scientific public instruction When the World's Woman's have saved he Pet erica Ti a PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE in the effects of alcohol in the Christian Temperance Union was| La taugnt the truth, and WRTUATION public schools of America.Her |formed, she was put at the head > ke them free\u201d tin a fr pioneering led every state in the |of the Committee on Scientific In- (ruth Will make RONG.Ww union to adopt and require such |gtruction, She was invited to Eu- \u2014_\u2014 cowie and host, instruction, rope and started similar reforms| Vary the usual baking py to fit in Mary Hangett was born in Cana- there.In her 73rd year she was] cup of cut raisins to te is oe for o DRY CLEANERS & DYERS CO.LTD an, Conn., on July 4, 1830.Her |given a tremendous ovation when gredients before the mil salon, y | home was a very simple one, and |she spoke at a great meeting in| ded.Cut the dough in Seo ss to A 1205 Church Ave.TRenmore 6679 books and nature were her favorite Bremen, Germany, especially when and sprinkle with granula din pei pastimes.From her father she |she told them that in 20 years|gar.8 thing sha clofy h-stylent : hipline ang , ve) whieh + 2\" team for t; semble, Twe quarter to ir t, jersey hes the jatk And slims th à skirt thal 13-inch hem eace lo\u201d school of act\u201d, smiled while back, doing some house, and gave him a ats.The poor a bad start.II him about e first thing was peering an of green covered from 1d turned his ent, only to , to find that a thorough * himself in monkey was | green mon- much worse.ent on, \u201cit L sounds, and ico\u201d back to 10t sure how out.though\u201d.eeds \u201cChico\u201d diet, includ- im, milk and nd cod liver 1 tablets in alanced diet akes a fancy rry or such, he merely f the cage lemands his s this a nice > loves com- s.Retallack thing boils that a little long way! United State scientific ten n the publi e the averag ese facts S h, Mary Hun for a timé logy Journa w to prese eresting Wa s \u201cif we sav ay, we sh on of tomo America mi th, and fhe m free.\u201d entre aking Powe o the dry If , milk is 8 n scone Sha?ranulated # Re ENS pue 3 Re IN-ONE PLATTER\u2014OTr plank dinner, combining dairy foods [ith meat and vegetables, is ideal for Labor Day appetites.+ pes That Add Taste Appeal ® Fish Loaves, Pies, Salads hep-dish fish pies.are different and the crust dresses up the Season them with a little chili powder and garlic salt.Or use a tespoon curry powder; not enough to give a definite curry but enough to add character.1d fish salads always go over, particularly in warmer weather a cooling dish is in order.n loaves are just as feasible as meat loaves and can be equally ms.For variety the same loaf may be served with a different Onion, tomato, caper, parsley and creole sauces all go well with i \u201choled\u201d or steamed fish es 8 truly appetizing dish wrved hot with a rich, olored sauce.Whole fish i vith & savory stuffing is a ft for a king.Fried and i fish are best liked seasoned 1little pepper, with the drip- pured over and a garnish plercress or parsley and slie- on.FISH PIE wps flaked fish teaspoon Worcestershire sauce teaspoons onion juice Pie dough for top tps thick white sauce teaspoon lemon juice i fish, white sauce and sea- § together.Pour into baking Roll out pie dough and cut bit for escape of steam.Fit 9p of dish and bake in a mo- ely hot oven (400 to 425 de- F) about 20 minutes or until browned.Serves five or six.FISH LOAF tps flaked fish A (Up bacon drippings wp milk cup finely chopped celery À teaspoon salt tablespoon lemon juice up flour tp bread crumbs lablespoon chopped parsley the fish flakes and add juice, Melt fat, stir in flour letter Whey @ el ler Way CATION: At a dinner party re not certain how to eat a ¥ith which you are not fam- NG WAY: i theag, Guess at it, and HT WAY: Watch to see jour hostess eats the food, ben do as she does, ¢ ATION: You are a house M a friend's home.ns WAY: Expect your lo gostess to adjust their al tin with your regular on for doing things.UT WAY: Adjust your ts to their ; schedule d ing things, and way and then the milk.Cook until mixture is smooth and thick.Allow to cool and then add fish flakes, bread crumbs, celery, parsley and salt, and mix until well blended.Mold into a loaf with the hands and place on oiled paper on a rack in an open roasting pan.Bake in moderately hot oven (350 degrees F.) 45 minutes.Serves six.JELLIED FISH SALAD cups fish flakes cip cold water teaspoon salt teaspoon minced onion cup water tablespoon gelatine eggs cup minced celery cup vinegar Chop fish finely.Soften gelatine in the cold water.Beat eggs, add salt, celery, onion, vinegar and water, and cook over boiling water until thickened.Add softened gelatine and stir until dissolved, then add fish.Pour into dampened molds, let stand in cold place until firmly set, turn out on crisp let- 2 % 1 % 1 2 a 4 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1949 nk Dinner Solves Labor Day Meal Problems Here's one for your \u201cWhat Shall I Serve the Crowd Over Labor Day\u201d note book, It's a practical all-in-one platter or plank that combines dairy foods with meat and vegetables.And its de luxe to look at, easy to prepare.So serve hamburger dinner on a plank, set out bottles of milk for young and old alike, add crisp rolls and lots of butter and watch the food disappear! Planked Hamburger Dinner (Serves 4) To prepare the plank: Butter the plank and heat for 15 to 20 minutes in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) while cooking the meat and vegetables.To cook: Place the filled plank in a hot oven (450 degrees F.) and cook for 8 to 10 minutes, or until the potatoes are delicately browned.Have ready hot, cooked peas and fill the space in between the meat and the tomatoes.Dot with 2 pats of butter and serve as soon as possible.Stuffed Tomatoes Four firm, ripe tomatoes, 1 cup fine, soft bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons melted butter, 4% cup chopped stuffed olives, 14 cup thinly sliced celery, 1% teaspoon salt, 12 teaspoon sugar.Cut a slice from the top of each tomato and remove the pulp with a spoon.Turn the tomatoes upside down to drain for a few minutes.Sprinkle lightly on the inside with salt and sugar.Mix bread crumbs, melted butter, olives and celery with remaining salt and enough of the tomato pulp to make a moist filling.Stuff the tomatoes, dot with a small piece of butter and bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 25 minutes.Place at one end of the plank.Hamburgers de Luxe One pound finely ground lean beef, 3 teaspoon salt, 1; teaspoon dried basil, 2 teaspoons grated onion, 2 tablespoons heavy cream, 14 teaspoon pepper.Have the meat ground twice.Mix lightly with all the ingredients and shape into four even- sized patties about 3; inch thick.Brown quickly on both sides in a very hot, lightly greased frying pan, reduce heat and cook until almost done.Place the meat on the other end of the hot plank.Duchess Potatoes Four cups hot mashed potatoes, 2 tablespoons heavy cream, salt and pepper to season, 1 beaten egg, % cup melted butter.- Whip the potatoes with the cream, salt and pepper, then beat rin the egg and half the butter.With two spoons, arrange the potatoes in a border around the tuce and serve with mayonnaise.Serves six.edge of the plank, and brush with the remaining butter.OCD OCOD DOC OCD ICTDOC O00 0 Let's Eat oOCEDOCDOCO By (DA BAILEY ALLEN O0 CTOC0 The grapes were almost ripe in the arbor at the foot of the walk.The sight was so enticing that I decided to give a little dinner party there.The menu I left entirely up to the chef.The chef grinned.\u201cI am going to serve a menu extraordinaire.I think many of our readers may like to serve the same dinner on Saturday to their guests.Here is Dinner for Guests Tomato Bouillon Whirl-Canapes Crisp Vegetable Relishes with Pickles Ham Mousses with Fresh Fruit Little Corn Custard Pies Orange Bangna Sherbert Refrigerator Cookies Choice of Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea \u201cThat\u2019s most enticing, chef.But is everything prepared?\" \u201cOui, madame; all the food is ready to assemble; and the tomato bouillon is ready to re-heat.The only things I have to cook are the corn custard pies, and for them I have the filling ready and the crust + x the menu.\u201d is chilling ready to roll out.\u201d He stepped to the refrigerator and took out a flat package wrapped in waxed paper.\u201cHere is the dough for the crust for the corn custard pies.I find that I can keep the pie dough quite dry when mixed if I put it on a big sneet of waxed paper, fold it up like an envelope, press together and let it chill.Now I will roll it out of line the little pie pans.This crust will be tender and flaky because I did not use much liguid in making it.\u201d Waxed Paper He pulled out some heavy waxed +e mme eee = - paper from the box on the shelf, tore it off smoothly with the cutting edge on the box, placed the paper on the table, dusted over a little flour and turned the pie dough on to it.He picked up his small French rolling pin and began to roll.\u201cThis waxed paper keeps the table celan,\u201d he remarked.\u201cI shall not have to wash it after rolling.You know, madame, as I was preparing this dinner today, it struck me how much of a helper waxed paper is in the kitchen.First, I prepared the raw vegetable relishes \u2014 the carrot sticks, the cucumber sticks, the caulifleurettes, the radishes.But did I let them stand in iced water to keep crisp?Ah no\u2014 that removes the flavor.Instead I wrapped each vegetable in a sheet of waxed paper.I twisted the ends like a hundle, then I stored in the refrigerator to crisp.Because this waxed paper is the kind you can \" PAGE ELEVEN see through, I can tell at a glance what is in each bundle.\u201d By this time the chef had finished putting together the corn custard pies, and had slipped them in the oven .to bake.\u201cNow, madame, T will show you the rest of the dinner.\u201d He opened the refrigerator and took out another package.\u2018Here in this big (Continued on Page 12) Silver's Tailoring High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.5133 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Verdome) WA.7675 4966 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST \u2018@ For \"99597 Mecdt ® HOME-COOKED MEATS Choose from our large variety including Virginia Ham, Roast Beef, Tongue, 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ans = J a a Amal ah PAGE TWELVE Barbecued Fish Picnic ¢ An outdoor grill \u2014 or just a good fire on the rocks.\u2014 can produce a wonderful picnic treat: barbecued fish.That's a Labor Day picnic thought worth studying.But first you must catch (or buy) your fish.Any small fish such as butterfish, flounder, porgies or sea trout may be used.Barbecued Whole Fish Clean and dress fish and place on the barbecue grill.Sprinkle with garlic salt and pepper.Place a square of butter on each fish, Cook for 10 minutes over glowing coals.Grill should be about 3 inches from the hot coals.At the same time the fish is being grilled, grill large onion slices with a Slice of tomato atop each.Sprinkle with salt and pepper.Barbecued Fish To barbecue small whole fish int BARBECUE WHOLE FISH\u2014On an outdoor grill, or over an open fire, is a holiday picnic treat.the open when there's no bar- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 194% becue grill, sprinkle cleaned fish] not barbecu® sauce and serve with garlic salt and pepper.Run a thin sharp stick into the fish's mouth and through the body lengthwise.Prop or hold the stick over hot embers and cook 4% until it is brown and tender, but brown sugar, 1, teaspoon salt, 2 be sure not to overcook \u2014 3 to] tablespoons Worcestershire sauce, 5 minutes on either side.Dip in! 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 1 table- piping hot, right on the stick.Barbecue Sauce One cup catsup, 44 cup vinegar, cup salad oil, 2 tablespoons LA.3022 MINIMUM FEES « REAL SHOE SHOP « Tony Fargnoli, prop.Now located at 1309 Greene Ave.MOVING SOON To a larger and more modern store in our own building at 1348 GREENE AVENUE (Just across the street from our old location) Phone \u2014 Fl.5414 | STUDIO FERLAND Announcing .The opening of the new home of 4924 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST {Between Prince Albert and Claremont) Carrying a select assortment of FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS Including Lamp Tables, Cocktail Tables, Electric Lamps, etc.EXPERT CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS French Polishing Specialists Telephone WA.3946 pa spoon Tabasco sauce, sliced.Combine ingredients and heat to boiling point.Fried corn with onions and green pepper should go to the picnic, too.Just chop the onions and green peppers at home and carry them to the picnic in a covered jar.Canned corn and the other ingredients can go in the picnic basket.Fried Corn with Onions and Green Pepper (6 Servings) Two tablespoons fat, 1% cup chopped onions, 12 cup chopped green pepper, 12 teaspoon salt, pepper, J4 cup milk, 1 No.2 can whole kernel corn, Melt the fat in a frying pan.Add the onion, pepper and drained corn.Heat gradually and stir until the vegetables are somewhat dry and lightly browned.Stir in the salt and pepper.Add the milk and cook for a few minutes longer.Chicken Cuts Y our Labor Day Labor In Half Does spicy chicken broil \u2014 a platterful of it \u2014 sound like something good to serve to visitors over the Labor Day weekend ?It's different, it's easy and it's delicious.Spicy Chicken Broil (Small broiler serves 2, one 3) One broiling chicken, 14 teaspoon onion salt, 1; teaspoon vinegar, 1; teaspoon mace, 3 cup butter, melted, pinch cinnamon, Wash and dry chicken, Place on hot greased broiling.pan, skin 1 onion, larger side down.Combine seasonings and butter.Pour over chicken.Broil with temperature control set for 350 degrees F.for 15 minutes with rack 3 to 4 inches below flame.Turn chicken and broil 15 minutes longer, basting several times with butter sauce.Place on platter and pour sauce over chicken.Will you have any leftover chicken in the refrigerator?Then here\u2019s a new way to use it: Chicken a la Deliclous (Leftover Chicken) One can cream chicken soup, Ya cup light cream, 14 teaspoon salt, 15 teaspoon pepper, 14 teaspoon powdered marjoram, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 tablespoon butter, 14 cup sliced mushrooms, 114 cups diced cooked chicken, 1 egg yolk, slightly beaten.Add cream and seasonings to soup.Heat.Mix flour to paste with little cold water and add to soup gradually, stirring .constantly.Heat until thickened, stirring.Saute mushrooms in butter.Add with chicken to sauce.Stir a little sauce into yolk and return to pan, Heat one minute, stirring constantly.Serve on toast or in patty shells.Glove Designer \u201cThere is nothing new, except what is forgotten,\" famoue lady of Marie Antoinette\u2019s Reveals Some Of The Tricks Of Her Trad court, once sag \u201cTo a certain extent,\u201d says Leni Feng-Veshi, top American glove designer, presently working on the new line for Spring, \u201cwhat the lady says applies to gloves, too as a glove designer I have found that although nothing is Mong D enti new, there is always a new way of carrying out ideas and bining ideas.\u201d * \u2018om Miss Feng-Veshi, free-lance designer, makes two annual visits to the Monglo Glove factory in Montreal.She spends two weeks in the spring and two in the fall designing the new gloves for the next season.\u201cConsiderable time is spent in research and in reviewing the fashion picture before each visit,\u201d says Miss Feng-Veshi, who in private life is married and the mother of two children.\u201cThe public library is an excellent source of information.For at least half a day I delve into old books and periodicals.Of course I don\u2019t copy any one idea, but I find it very refreshing to the mind.The designs I see inspire other designs.Illustrations of embroidery work, gloves and blouses ets Cat | By !DA BAILEY ALLEN (Continued from Page 11) ring mould is the ham mousse.As the mould has no cover, I wrapped some waxed paper over it.In these next two packages I have the sticks of fresh pineapple and the water cress that I plan to use as a garnish.In this freezing tray is the orange hanana sherbet for dessert.The tray is also lined with waxed paper, so I can cut the sherbet in squares and it will not stick.\u201d All measurements are level.Recipes serve four.Ham Mousse with Fresh Fruit Add 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin to 14 cup cold water.Let stand 5 minutes.Heat and add 1 cup tomato juice.Stir until the gelatin is dissolved.Add 2 cups minced cooked or canned ham, 3 tbsp grated raw onion, 14 tsp.salt, 2 tsp.table mustard and 2 tbsp.tomato ketchup.Stir into the ham.Fold in 2 cups whipped dry skim milk.Transfer to a large ring mould rinsed with cold water.Chill until firm, from 3 to 4 hours.Unmould on a platter and garnish with sticks of fresh pineapple and water cress.Whipped Dry Swim Milk: Put % cup water and 1 tbsp .lemon juice in a bowl.Add 12 cup dry skim milk.Beat with a rotary beater until stiff.Add 1% tbsp.sugar.Little Corn Custard Pies Roll out plain pie pastry and line good-sized, rather shallow muffin pans with it.Then prepare the filling.To do this, grate and scrape enough green corn from the cob to make 1% cups.Add ¥% tsp.salt, 14 tsp.pepper, 1 tbsp.melted butter, 3 slightly beaten eggs and 1% cups whole milk.Spoon into the pastry-lined muffin pans.Place in a hot oven 400 F.for 5 min.Reduce the heat to 350 F.and continue baking 20 min., or until firm in the centre.Trick of the Chief Whether the tomato bouillon is to be served hot or \u201cgelled\u201d stir in 15 cup fine-minced celery, green pepper and carrot to give zestful flavor.You put a large spoonful of chicken salad on each half and cover with grated American cheese, The broiler will take care of the rest of this matter.When cheese is melted and all is hot, here's the dish for your bridge supper.Of course, fruit and coffee go along.Don't want the girls looking at the kitchen door\u2014or is that all right?Test fresh doughnuts as you make them to have success.Break one open with hands protected by paper towel, Press inner portion lightly with forefinger and it should spring back into shape.are particularly worth ting on.\u201d \u201cThen I spend a fy] downtown New York what's selling and I like the new twists in the ep; idea directly from an wearing apparel, extent, shoes and suits row rick rack and so op\u2019 we asked Miss Feng-Veshi hits me I make a sketch diately, otherwise I'm a vague idea.\u201d Another fayorite method way and that, getting new the present fashion trends, mand, and keep going.\u2019 Fashion in training many of Can guarantee that we can! you too a a COAT AND Suir DES! 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A story of the old West aflame with battle for empire and love, MT COM + pyr = tg Kine COUR) me Mu 14 ; Lt Showing TODAY?BRIEF ENCOUNTER,\u201d and LOVE STORY.\" PAGE THIRTEEN TODO I 0 QUICKIES C1 OE \u201c5 Hollywood \u2014 Blossom Plumb, who has been signed by Paramount for the role of a seductive villainous in the Alan Ladd- Phyllis Calvert starrer, \u201cPostal Inspector,\u201d arrived recently from New York to prepare for her role.She has been appearing in Eastern productions.\u201cPostal Inspector\u201d is set for early start with Lewis Allen as director Byron Stevens, brother of Barbara Stanwyck, has been signed for a role in \u201c\u201cWhere Men Are Men,\u201d Paramount'\u2019s big-scale Technicolor comedy co-starring Bob Hope and \u201c #lLucille Ball.George Marshall is .STRETCHING THINGS A LITTLE TOO FAR This young lady appears to have lost her head over getting that good even tan at Daytona Beach, Fla.Actually, the body belongs to Joan Hull, the head to her twin sister Mary.Direct From Hollywood Xx By [ack Hirshberg HOLLYWOOD, Sept.1 \u2014 knows full well the danger of the What is felt today may not be passion for a dame, or opinion of All this is pointed up by seve the talented Comedienne wrote: #I'm not for dictators generally, but I am firmly for Mussolini, Italy is coming back faster than any other country.I believe Mussolini is responsible for this comeback.And while I am a rugged individualist, I have great respect for the Fascist movement.\u201d Had Marie lived longer, she would have regretted the day she penned those shortsighted words.And it is possible other people in public notice will be equally as embarrassed 25 years hence over some apparently innocuous statement they utter for print today.* + # While Sir Laurence Olivier kept his mind off politics, he would blush deeply today if he could reread the script of a broadcast he made with New York columnist Radie Harris ten years back.At present, Sir Larry's desk in London is graced by a half dozen Oscars awarded him by the Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy for his production of Shakespeare's Hamlet.Yet, only a decade ago, Olivier spoke these words into a microphone: \u201cIt is my firm belief that Shakespeare is hopelessly wrong [for the screen.Film acting is the , essence of thought and emotion.i You inflate that essence into a big frame, and see everything as if through a magnifying glass.\u201cShakespeare is built on a | structure of verse, and | obviously demands lyrical act- \"ing.If you give reality to the verse, any close-up looks ridiculous and distorted.It's too big a shot for the cannon.On the other hand, if you sacrifice the verse for the close-up, the true structure of Shakespeare is unfulfilled.\u201cEither way is a compromise, and that's no good.If you could find an actor powerful enough to play Hamlet, you couldn't find a stage strong enough to hold him!\u201d Well, well, Larry How now brown cow?& + % TICKERTAPE \u2014 Gower Champion, who once had a four-month run at the Normandie Roof in Montreal in a dance duo called Gower and Jeanne, created the choreography for the Broadway WRITTEN WORD DANGEROUS Anyone who's been dragged into court and sued by a blonde to whom he's sent ardent love letters, written word.felt tomorrow \u2014 whether it be a politico or an actor.ral paragraphs in a book published 25 years ago by Canada's late, beloved actress, Marie Dressler.In her autobiography, \u201cMy Own Story\", published by Little, Brown, +.x hit, \u201cLend An Ear\u201d.Now he\u2019s wowing customers at Hollywood's swank Mocambo cabaret .\u201cMr.and Mrs.Anonymous\u201d is to be a film dealing with Alcoholics Anonymous .Many Americans are buying their travel tickets through Canadian travel bureaux and thus saving the heavy U.S.tax .Billy De Wolfe, the Mrs.Murgatroyd comic, goes into the Chicago Palmer House next month, then hopes to do two weeks at the Normandie Roof in Montreal, if Mae Johnson can book him in.He'll spend Christmas at Miami's Copacabana .Ford has drop- ped Canada\u2019s~Fletcher Markle as director of the company\u2019s radio hour.However, he has a contract with CBS and will produce sustaining air dramas until another sponsor comes along .There is talk that Ingrid Bergman may be refused a re-entry permit into the United States on grounds of moral turpitude.At any rate, Bergman shows no desire to return at present, although her nine-year old daughter, Pia, is in Hollywood.directing.* * * Barbara Stanwyck this week denied rumors that she plans a return to the footlights.\u201cFrankly, I'm too scared,\u201d the star admitted at Paramount where she's making \u201cI Married a Dead Man\u201d with John Lund.\u201cI haven't been on the stage since \u2018Burlesque\u2019 and that was in 1927.\u201d * * * Marking his 310th picture in nearly 37 years, Chester Conklin, silent flicker comic and one of the original Keystone cops, has been cast in Paramount's Bob Hope-Lucille Ball starrer.\u201cWhere Men Are Men.\u201d He will play a civic official of the fictional town of Big Squaw, New Mexico.FRANCHOT TONE DIANA LNA BETSY ORE Avenging FBI Guns blast killers of G-Men out of their holes! LLL DENNIS ana Us MONKLAND - GIROUARD DE.9718 » Last Showing TODAYE A \"BLOOD AND SAND\" color by TECHNICOLOR.with Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell.\"TARS AND SPARS\" with Alfred Drake and Janet Blair, PANT LLC ALSO KISS æ DAR with DAVID NIVEN JANE WYMAN TODAY and SATURDAY! Armendariz and Harry \"THREE GODFATHERS,\" color by TECHNICOLOR, with John Wayne, Pedro Carey Jr.\u201cCOMMAND DECISION,\u201d with Clark _ Gable, Walter Pidgeon, Van Johnson, Brian Donlevy and John Hodiak.ETERS m0 Se ss heer A are LE 2 E00: a 7 -4 - Chit LSA a Se ne ENR nes me FOS PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1949 * * with both hands\u201d?\u2018And in any nail slips, the hammer head tends Nail Held Right case, it\u2019s not the way the hammer [to brush thumb and finger to one .is held, so much as the way the [side with little damage.Saves Smashing nail is held.The wrong way is to support the Of Many Fingers There are two ways to hammer [nail at the base.This results in a nail.One often leads to a smash- injury because the thumb and fore- - ed thumb the other to the inser- finger dre more or less stationary It is little consolation after hit.tion of the nail without trouble.against the surface being nailed.ting your thumb violently with a The correct way is to hold the nail [If the nail slips the hammer hammer, to hear the old wisecrack, with the thumb and forefinger descends and smashes thumb and \u201cWhy didn\u2019t you hold the hammer near the head of the nail.If the forefinger against a solid surface.The BLACK HORSE \"Do You Know™ Advisory Panel TED REEVE LOUIS BOURDON RICHARD PENNINGTON GREGORY CLARK well-known prominent radio singer and University Librarian, distinguished sporis writer master of ceremonies McGill University columnist if lightning can strike the same place twice?Despite popular belief it has been proved that lightning can and does strike in the same place more than once.Any substance or building which attracts a discharge of lightning once will prob- obly attract it again and again.The Empire State Building, for example, has been \u2018struck\u2019 by lightning scores of times \u2014 sometimes mére than once in the same storm.Do You Know .that each flash of lightning is not necessarily followed by a crash of thunder?Silent lightning is not unusual.Do You Know .that lightning often comes up from the earth?This happens when charges of electricity shoot up from the ground, meet discharges from the clouds and cause lightning flashes.Do You Know .that lightning does not zigzag, as it is popularly believed?Scientific investigation has shown that lightning travels in a long irregular, ribbon-like line \u2014 it is never acutely angled.Do You Know any interesting and unusual facts?Our \u201cAdvisory Panel\u201d will pay $25 for any authenticated readers\u2019 submissions\u2019 if they are usable.All letters become our property.Write Black Horse Brewery, Station L, Montreal, P.Q.COUNTERFEIT CONDITION The Montreal Alouettes, currently in their fourth year of y viding interesting football for sports fans of the Canadian metro made their usual start In the Interprovincial Union, Big Fou you, football race, by dropping a tight 7-6 decision to the defer; | champion Ottawa Rough Riders on Sunday.A multitude of exp have been recorded in thousands of written words for the Als\u2019 inj loss of the 1949 campaign, but when you look at the sity, objectively, the answer bolls down to three little words\u2014\u201cinez condition\u2019, _ The Alouettes are notoriously weak In early season conditiy as Lew Hayman seems to subscribe to the Art Ross theory of Ltt, his players work themselves into shape.But there Is a differen for in the National Hockey League, Ross\u2019 Bruins play 60 games ( this coming year) so the first few weeks don\u2019t count too.much the final standings, whereas In the 12-game Big Four sched every game is important, particularly when only two teams Playo at the end of the season to see who will represent the league the Dominion playdowns, Calgary Stampeders dropped a 14-13 decision to the Als in| pre-season exhibition game, but looked far smoother and eve superior to the Larks in doing it.Their condition was much bett and the variety of plays the Cowboys used put the Als\u2019 running à passing game to shame.Ottawa was a.better-conditioned club to and that was the 1-point difference between the two teams, This is one year that the Alouettes can\u2019t afford to give ; games away, for all the teams in the league have strengthened, Ottawa is still the same ball team that went to the Gray Cy final last year, and have strengthened their only weak spot, } adding ex-Villanova star, Andy Gordon, to their quarterbacking corp Gordon is a smart signal-carrier and an exceptional passer, ar operating with Rough Rider backfield that includes Howie Tung Tony Golab, and Bob Paffrath, he could turn out to be the sensatiq of the league.© The Toronto Argos have bolstered their great passing duo Joe Krol and Royal Copeland with American imports, the first tin the Scullers have condescended to use players from below the borde and if the Yanks can come through, the Torontonians are going be very rough.An interesting development here is the transformati of Joe Krol, long one of Canada's greatest halfbacks into the fir string quarterback role.Joe is just smart enough to do all ri operating as signal-caller for the alert Argo backfield.Hamilton's Wildcats, doormats of the league last year, 3 greatly strengthened, and in a fellow named Alan Dekdebrun have the passer to make the Ambitious City fans forget Fling Frankie Filchock.Dekdebrun was good cnough to be first str quarterback for the strong New York Yankees of the All-Ameri Conference last year, and has shown up very well in pre-seas tussles.The Alouettes themseives have strengthened, but Lew Hay may be putting too much emphasis on his American imports, In game against Riders on Sunday, seven members of his starti line-up were players from south of the border.All are top-not footballers, including hold-overs Bronco Reese, Virgil Wagner, a Herb Trawyck, and newcomers Frank Filchock, Eagle Keys, Ch Gladchuck, and Chuck Anderson, but~once you get past these bo there is very little left to throw \u2018into the fray.Gladchuk and Ke in particular have been towers of strength on the line lo date, wi the towering Gladchuk in on nearly every tackle, Gladchuk learn) his football at Boston College, under Frank Leahy, and was a mem of the BC eleven which was untied and undefeated in 1940, a went on to be -zclaimed as National Champions after their viel over Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl that year, Hayman\u2019s team is going to make or break on its Imports, Lew can't match the other teams in home-grown talent.Ottay used only four Americans in its starting line-up Sunday, and hon grown stars included such names as Tony Golab, Don Loney, Ben! Steck, and Brian Lynch.When Alouettes\u2019 first team is in the the Larks are going to be as good as anybody in the league.B there's an old saying in sports, \u201cA team is only as good as players sitting on the bench.\u201d At that rate, the Als come off decidedly second-best to otta and the Argos, and probably to Hamilton, There's one consolati anyway, the Larks seem to have the best crop of imports Canad football has ever seen, and if the seven Americans can come throu there should be a Grey Cup in the Als\u2019 Mountain Street office $0 three months hence.Of course, there are gentleman from such varied points.Toronto, Ottawa and Calgary, who may have something io about that.| FIRST CANADIAN ENTERS HARWOOD'S TROPHY RACE With at least 30 inboard hydroplanes, service and rach runabouts from many sections of the U.S.and Canada exP y to cross the starting line in Harwood\u2019s Trophy Race, Sune of September 11th, the American Inboard Association, SPOTS ay the 37 year old event, received the first Canadian entry yes T for the 28 mile dash around Manhattan Island.Fre Brooks, Jr, of Hamilton Beach, Ont, will bring his \u201cring V, a class D runabout, to New York to vie for the Se silver Harwood Trophy and a total of $2,700 in cash p il For Brooks, a stock broker, Harwood's Trophy Race ie be his first clash with a field of top-ranking U.S.pilots, It run around Manhattan Island.His \u201cFrenella V\u201d is DOWCTD a 235 cubic inch Buchanan marine engine.The Harwood ¢ var is donated by Duncan Harwood & Company Limited.© couver, B.C., distillers of Harwood's Canadian Rye Whisky: A Winnipeg gason exhib first time th was a stand- berg, of Wil ing, running Ascen ead Gerard Le e Team\u201d e seldom sp ayoffs last Fey indicatio tampionship.Lecav put en series W hitters to einberg's clu shal me 3 ll Star The ballots re all bee; 9 Snowdo neue all ste kders of ti te this: FIR Jean Desau y catcher.Gerard Le tcher, Jack Fagu e, Steve Wal 0s, second b Jack MeKis is, Shortsto Leo Rheau 15, third ba Buddy Af ÿ Lapoin Try Magui elders, Kevin Ken Gnager, SEC« Dave Ha Aicher, Paul Lau cher, Neel Rom se, Jimmy Pe md base, Frank \u201cTo op.Fritz Croy bird base, Roger Ga fes; Gerry Ulielders, (Contin ear of p metropo ig Fou e defend P Of excuy AIS\u2019 init; © situati, \u201clack mn Conditio Y of lettin à differen D games ( 00.Much r Sched ams playo le league e Als In} and er uch bett running ed club to B, fo give à ngthened, e Gray Cy Spot, king co passer, a bwie Turnd he sensati ssing duo e first tin : the bordé re going ansformati to the firs do all rig st year, à cdebrun get Flingl first stri 4]l-Ameri n pre-sea ew Hayn ports, In { his starti re top-not Vagner, a Keys, CH these bo k and Ke o date, vi huk learn as a memb n 1940, à their victo imports, 1 ent, Ottas , and hon oney, Ben! is in the league.B good as t to Otta consolatid ts Canadi me throu office 80 d points hing to 5 [y RACE nd racing expected , Sunday ponsor of yesterday Fred T Frenella a sterling sh prizes Race will ts, in the wered by à Trophy of Van \u2018hisky- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1349 at WINNIPEG TESTS ARGOS\u2019 IMPORT TALENT A Winnipeg Blue Bomber hits the Argos\u2019 line in oae of the exciting moments of the East-West pre- wason exhibition game at Varsity stadium, Toronto.Argos won, 23-11, and presented, for the frst time their talent imported from the U.S.Russ Reader, one of the seven ex-U.S.players, wis a stand-out and most of the others showed they knew what rugby was all about.Bob Sand- rg, of Winnipeg, scored the first Bomber touchdown and gave am all-round exhibition of pass- bg, moaning and kicking that had the fans cheering.\\scension Take Two-Game ead Over Steinbergs Gerard Lecavalier, Ascension\u2019's imperturbable mound wizard, is e Team\u201d to Wastmount's pennant winning band of hustlers.¢ seldom speaking righthander carried the Ascensionites into the avoffs last season almost singlehanded and this year he shows indication of hurling Kev Kennedy's Krew to their first playoff pampionship.- Leav put the Ascension lads two games up in their best of en séries with Steinberg\u2019s last week-end as he hurled two neat irlitters to lend the men in blue to 7-2 and 2-1 triumphs over a eberg\u2019s club that just.couldn't seem to solve the baffling assorfy - ¥ment of Lecavalier's deliveries.The Sunday afternoon fray, ssihall Fans | played before more than 2000 fans ime Snowdon ll tar Teams at Macdonald Park, was the better of the two games.Paul Saindon and Lecavalier, a Lecavalier who was ailing and who feit no more :like pitching than the average citizen feels like visiting his dentist, turned in a pitching duel that ; had the customers glued to their The ballots are all in.The votes re all been counted and the MY Snowdon Senior Fastball gue all star teams, chosen by Miers of this newspaper look Ke this: FIRST TEAM lan Desautels, Robitaille Mo- seats from first inning to last.It was scoreless ball until the top half of the third when the Ascensionites managed to send a single run scurrying across the platter.With two zone, Leon Pelo- quin was on first.Kev Kennedy beat out an infield hit to make % catcher, it .runners on first and second.Gerard Lecavalier, Ascension, Then Noel Romney stepped into cher, { the batting box to play the hero's \u2018role.He poled a line drive to | centre and Peloquin raced home.Steve Walker, Steinberg's tied it up in the PIS, second base, fifth.With one gone, Saindon hk McKissock, Robitaille Mo- ; banged a double to left.Maguire ™ shortstop, | lifted an easy pop to centre.Tom- lak Eagan, Columbus, first 3 Robitailte Mo- | vo Rheaume, Robitaille Mo- | my Brennan got under it easily\u2014 Bugs base.then dropped the spheroid to en- Laver cheson, Columbus; able Saindon to advance to third.my M inte, Columbus; and A wild pitch by Lecavalier saw gers, arret Steinberg\u2019s, out- | Saindon head for home, hit the Kevin Kennedy, A | dirt and be called safe by plate Mager.y, Ascension, ump Sonny Provost dn a very close SECOND TEAM play.Dave Harvie Ascension The seventh proved to be crucial hicher, \u2019 * frame of the ball game.Peloquin Paul Laurin, Robitaille Motors, led off with a double to left and cher, \u2019ithen manager Kevin Kennedy eel Romney, Ascension, first \u201cshowed the boys how it's done by se, banging another two-base clout, Jimmy Petors, Steinberg's, Id base, I the hall game.pon \u201cToots\u201d Ascension, short- In the statistical department, Frit, i i : Ascension outhit the losers 9 to 6.Mk Crowdis, St.Augustine's, 'Saindon struck out nine, walked ird hae, ay Gaudet, Robitaille Mo- bunny Ymmy Brennan, Aseension; he.Cavanaugh, St.Augs- fel érry Snyder, Steinberg\u2019s, IS.Snyder and Kava- (Continued on 16) { two.Lacav fanned four, didn\u2019t walk a man.Big guns in a batting way for the winners were Doug Heron, with two for four, and Peloquin and Kennedy with two for five.For Steinberg's Dick Barber came through with three se- ; this one to centre.The hit meant, hits in four official trips to the plate.Series Opemer The series opener, played at N.D.G.Park last Priday evening, saw Ascension drive Paul Saindon, .mound ace of the grocers, to cover after five innnings.In those five innings the Ascensionites scored Six runs on five hits, two walks ænd two errors.Their big inning was the third when they rallied for four runs.Lecavalier, who hasn't been knocked out of the box this season and suffered that indignity .only once in 1948, went the route for the winners and held the Steinbergers scoreless until the seventh, when they bunched four of their six hits to score both their runs.Peloquin, Kennedy and Harvie led the winners at the plate with two for three while manager Gerry Snyder was the leading batsman for Steinberg\u2019s with an impressive three for three perfom- ance.The first cross on top of Mount Royal was planted in 1643.grocers this weekend.at it again at Macdonald Park Saturday night.Night games are called for 6.15 with 15 minutes grace.Coming Up Columbus are leading their best of seven series with Robitaille two games to love.These two teams are slated to resume hostilities at N.D.G.Park tonight.Columbus wen the series opener last Saturday night 3-2, again on Sunday afternoon by 4-3.George Scully was on the hill for the Knights in both contests.The Monday night game be- evening \u2018set-to between Steinberg's was rained out as was the Sunday and the local heroes, The line-up for this weekend is still far from clear but was outlined by Ken Smith, hard-teiling member of the Snowdon Senior Fastball League executive in this fashion.taille Motors vs Columbus.Tomorrow night at Macdonald: Ascension will meet Steinberg\u2019s IF Steinberg's won Wednesday or if the Wednesday night tilt was rained out.If Robitaille and the go at it tomorrow night.A double bill meeting Ascension in one game and Columbus and Robitaille hooking up in the other.Sunday night: No game.Monday afternoon at Macdonald Park: At least one game will be are still going strong two games will be billed.Notes on Things Elsewhere in this section you'll tween Robitaille and Columbus Tonight at N.D.G.Park: Robi- Knights are frowned upon by the: weatherman this evening, they will Sunday afterneon at Macdonald: with Steinberg\u2019s : played.If both semi-final series\u2019 | | find the first and second all star\u2019 {teams chosen by Snowdon Senior Fastball League fans through the (Continued on Page 16) PAGE FIFTEEN Ascension Ballhawhks Confident Hope To End Series With Steinberg\u2019s This Week-End By GEORGE COCHRANE Ascension\u2019s high-flying senior fastball ball hawks will be out to finish off Steinberz's in their best of seven games series with the The locals went on from where they left off in the regular schedule last Friday nignt at N.D.G.Park in the series.opener when they handed Gerry Snyder's grocer aggregation a followed up with a 2-1 squeeze at Macdonald Park Sunday afternoon to take a 2-0 lead in games in the series.The two clubs were scheduled Lo meet again at Macdonald Park on Wednesday night and if Steinberg\u2019s won this one, or if the tilt was washed out, the lads will go #- 7-2 drubbing.This they J.Huot Enters Lions Tourney \u2018Pro at Laval sur-le-Lac, Jules Huot is one of the better known shotmakers in the district.He has compiled an outstanding record in competitive play and twice has led home-breeds in the Canadian Open \u2014 in 1931 at Mississauga and in 1935 at Summerlea.Three times he has been champion of the Canadian Professional Golfers Association.SET RECO In 1937 he establisned a record by defeating top-flight Aumerican pros in the General Brock Open.His score, for 72 holes was 280, (Continued on Page 16) \u2014 PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi.90 miles from Montreal.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Every Modern Comfort At Reasonable Rates For a'/ particulars regarding rates etc.write or phone 23.John McKay Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA.2773 MANOIR BROME LAKE FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Fully Licensed Hotel and Cabins Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.Goed Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold | Running Water in every room.Excellent Food.New Dance Hall and - Grill , with Cocktail Lounge, Orchestra and Floor Show.610 R 6 or FR.5996.Write Direct, or Phone Knowlton Voies rrr ARI] A TTT M , PN Yen ery} narch Distributors mes er.OS MES wives.Tmt pr TN TR en gy Ted PR - LA sectes \u2014\u2014\u2014\" Tew SRL Ate ee Be Sra ear 1 At ar ae aero te rn ma te vm arma rede a von do rote TEE u, : vi To fF ei ag E Pek.J D por « as > HR t Vv ; 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Î [ 21 ' 2 : H, EE PAGE SINTEEN SPORTIVELY SPEAKING By George Cochrane JOTTINGS N.D.G.have a girls\u2019 softball league?Stew, New, and Slats, Top notch article on the New York Herald Tribune's Red Smith in the current issue of Esquire magazine.The Smith man is rated one of the best sportswriters on the continent\u2014and this is a pretty big continent .Lou Crowdis, the man wno moves the big boxes around at the Hampton Food Market, proudly telling friends that for the second consecutive season he has been the only player in the Snowdon loop to hit homers from hoth sides of the plate .The Crowdis will be playing hockey for either Cleveland or Milwaukee this winter .Another minor avalanche of all star selections ir the mail this week for which many thanks .One fan who sent in his ballot was eight-vear-old Brian Elliott, 2372 Wilson Avenue .And Stew and New.with a little help from Margaret Rogers, who has been dubbed \u201cSlats, Jr.\u201d, have been keeping the mai! man busy with their all star choices, acid comments on the unipires, and stout denials of the claim advanced in this column last week, in the form of a question.that they are avid Steinberg's rooters.Seems that all the gals agree upon is that they don't like Columbus .Their last missive was so massive that it was feared for a while by my fellow denizens of the editorial sanctum that a miniature bomb was inside the envelope and just bidding its time Ascension\u2019s Gerry Lecavalier didn't feel so well Sunday.So he goes out and hurls the Westmounters to a 21 win .\u201cThe Team\u201d Às on his holidays now but will be coming to town to pitch.THE MAILBAG Dear Mr.Cochrane: We recall that Jast year you made a certain statement to the effect that anonymous complaints about ummpires were useless.This effort, written hy Stew, New and Slats, Jr.(otherwise known as Margaret Rogers from whom, we believe, vou have heard previously) can hardly be called anonymous but most certainiy is a complaint about umpires.We would like to send out an £.0.S.for Pat Oss, local sportsman Ernie Mundey.Rosaire Colombe and that fine Several ex-nallplayers might make good umpires, one notable example being Sammy Pollack.| QUESTION - OF - THE - WEEK | DEPARTMENT: Why doesn\u2019t Fastball Fans.(Continued from Page 15) naugh were tied for the third outfield spot.Pat Patterson, Robitaille Motors, manager.~ Most overwhelming choices for spots on the number one dream team were Gerard Lecavalier, Jack Eagan, Leo Rheaume and Guy Lappinte.If two more pitchers had been chosen they would have been Columbus's Guy Lapointe and Steinberg's Paul Saindon.Kev Kennedy, in addition to heing voted manager of the number one all star team, was nosed out by a slim margin for the position of second sacker on the number two aggregation.Jules Huot \u2026.(Continued from Page 15) five lover than Craig Wood's mark of the previous year.Such big name players as Ben Hogan, Jimmy Thompson, \u2018Horton Smith and Johnny Buila all trailed him in the field.In addition to Jules, two other Huot brothers will compete in the Lions\u2019 tournament, emblematic of {he match play championship of {lie CPGA of Quebec.They are Jr., will be glad to offer their services as catcher, pitcher and shortstop respectively.Any other interested players would be welcome and would they please write, asking for a league, to Mr.Harold Newman, Chairman of the Parks ard Playgrounds Commission, 3841 Melrose Ave., Montreal.Yours truly, Stew, New and Slats, Jr.Post Script: We would like to correct an omission and put Ernie Mundey on our various all-star teams.Ed.'s Note: No doubt Sam will THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1949 Hope To End.(Continued from Page 15) medium of this paper .Ascension fared quite well in the voting \u2014 as they deserved todo .On the first team Gerard Lecavalier was named pitcher and Kev.Kennedy manager .On the number two team Dave Harvie was chosen catcher, Noel Romney first, Toots Provost short and Tommy Brennan in the outfield .Le- cav, incidentally, will be coming to town to pitch in these crucial playoffs tussels despite the fact that he\u2019s now on his vacation, Stories of Ascension\u2019s playoff victories will be found elsewhere in this section of your favourite newspaper This week will wind up night games for the season: Gets too dark too early .The finals will be played on Saturday and Sunday afternoon.The league executive is anxious to get the season finished before the cold weather strikes .Last year Thrift played their last game of the season on October 24.That be pleased to learn that he is now was in Quebec City for the pro- an ex-ballplayer! 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