The Westmount examiner, 16 décembre 1949, vendredi 16 décembre 1949

[" VOL.XX, No.No.50 ke Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 PRICE: THREE CENTS Conspicuous By Their Absence James E.Rooney Will Face Trial On P.0.Charge James E.Rooney, 50, identified as: postmaster of the sub-postal station on Victoria Ave, West- mount, was committed for trial on Tuesday on à charge of failing to turn over $2,152 in public monies on request of the Post Office department.At the preliminary inquiry before Chief Judge Edouard Arch- ambault of sessions court, Postal Department Auditor Camille Bolte testified that he had examined the books of the accused and that they failed to balance.Box in Cellar Maurice Fortin, an investigator for the Post Office, stated that Rooney had told him of having deposited some money in à box in his cellar and that when he went to look for the box, it was missing.Rooney, he said, had expressed the belief that someone had \u201cgot in\u201d during the night.Rooney was cited for voluntary statement but his counsel, Jean Miquelon, K.C., said he would make no defence at that stage of the proceedings and accepted trial.Parking Lot For Citizens Made Available Arrangements have been made between the Westmount City Council and the Bank of Montreal to operate a public parking lot at Prince Albert and Sherbrooke streets.The arrangements were made possible when the Bank of Montreal, who own the land, agreed to turn it over to the City for parking space.It will be opened today, and will handle from 12 to 14 automobiles, with a parking limit restriction set to one hour, ~ Only two of the thirty-five chairs reserved for M.P.s and M.L.A.\u2019s of the Montreal area were occupied at a meeting called by the Emergency Council on Rent Control to discuss the pending rent Increases.Frank Hanley, M.L.A.for St, Anne's and Dave Rochon, M.L.A.for Laurier, were the two who turned up.Pictured above is Mr.Hanley, sitting in lonely solitude, applauding the speech of Mr.Rochon who rapped the Federal Government's untimely action.At the right may be seen Norman Gillespie, head of the Canadian Legion's Committee on Housing, who was joint chairman of the meeting.The meeting, held at the Legion Hall on Mountain street, was attended by some five hundred resentful tenants who demanded the resignation of Owen Lobley, rentals administrator, and rescinding of the rent hikes.Two Teachers Honoured As St.Leo\u2019s Celebrates Quarter Century Service On Dec.5th, in St.Leo's School School Commissioners of St.Leo's, of Messrs Myles J.Kehoe and Cyril H.Durocher.Hall, a dinner was given by the to celebrate 25 years of service Present at the Dinner were the School Commissioners, the members of the teaching personnel both religious and lay, and several invited guests, notably; Right Rev.Msgr Wilfrid E.McDonagh, P.P., Rev.John Colford, Mr.A.E.Wescott, Inspector, A.McGillis and J.Coutu.In the absence of G.Lafontaine,» \u2018BLACK MONDAY\u2019 REMEMBERED Voter Is Bitter About Rent Hoist Reply Of Abbott The Hon.D.C.Abbott, Member for St.Antoine-Westmount at Ottawa, and Minister of Finance in the present government, has ree plied to one of his local constituents who protested against the recent hikes announced by the minister, Day as \u201cBlack Monday.\u201d and who now remembers Election The text of Mr.Abbott's reply is as follows: I acknowledge receipt of your protest against the Government's letter of November 19th, and your recent increase in rental ceilings, The Government realized that this action would not be popular, but the decision was taken in conformity with our consistently declared intention of relaxing wartime con-# trols in all fields in an orderly way.As you are aware, wages have increased about 90 per cent since before the war.Similarly, the costs of building materials, fuel, light, foodstuffs, etc.,, have mounted.The average level of all rents, on the ôther hand, has risen by only 24 per cent since 1939, and by a very much smaller proportion since 1941 when overall controls were instituted.Although the Government in- * tends to continue to maintain a ceiling over rents, provided such controls are not declared invalid by the Supreme Court of Canada, we do not believe that with higher wages and prices, there is any prospect, in the reasonably near future at least, that equilibrium will be established at the present level of controlled rents.For this reason the Government does not believe it can continue indefinitely to hold down rents at present levels when other goods and services are free of controls.However, should any of the Provinces desire to extend rental con- (Continued on Page 2) president of the School Commis- sion, C.C.Lindsay, presided.In his inimitable way, he introduced invited guests and offered to the two jubilarians the heartiest wishes from the School Commission.He called on the Rt.Rev.Msgr.Mc- Donagh to make presentations to the two on the occasion of twenty- five years of continued service at St.Leo's.Monsignor McDonagh developed the theme \u201cgratitude is the memory of the heart,\u201d He drew upon \u2018Little Ernie\u201d Nesbitt, City to question Dennis.sentence.TEN YEARS FOR \u201cLITTLE ERNIE\u201d 28, one of Gerard Dennis\u2018 accomplices in the \u201cHooded Bandit\u201d robberies in Westmount, Montreal and Outremont, was sentenced to 10 years in St.Penitentiary on Friday by Chief Juge Edouard Archambault.Nesbitt, already serving a four year term for buglary, was arrested at St.Vincent de Paul Penetentiary, after Westmount Police and other local police officers had gone to New York Dennis is in Sing Sing Prison, serving an 18 years-to-life Vincent de Paul, past incidents to illustrate how he and others, kept close to their |; hearts the many fine things which had been accomplished by the two jubilariang during their 25 years at St.Leo's.He said how deeply interested he was in the welfare of both teachers and pupils; how happy he was to visit the school on every occasion.He declared he was and always will be a staunch supporter of the teachers.They had stood the hammer test of time and had lived up fo the high ideals of their vocation, After offering his own personal con-\u2019 gratulations, he presented each with a solid gold engraved watch, the gift of the School Commission.Ed.Connolly, Vice - Principal, was called on to offer congratulations on behalf of the teaching personnel.He voiced the great friendship which has existed (Continued on Page 7) Answer Promised On The Examiner questioned J.S.B.Pemberton, Westmount City Council's financial expert, as to the correctness of Royal Werry's query at the A.G.M.of the Municipal Association re the tax rate in Outremont as compared to the rate in West- mount, Mr, Pemberton stated that he had not yet had time to dig into the matter.Mr.Werry had men- ioned that an article in the daily press had given the Outremont rate as $23.18 whilst the West- mount rate is $44.23.The alderman said that he hoped to be in a position soon to give the desired information but that it was not likely that he would be able to release the comparative figures until early in the new year.Mr.Pemberton thought that it would be found that in addition to the ordinary tax rate that Outremont probably has other charges not included in the rate quoted.He believed that snow removal charges would be one of these.Snow removal costs are included in the Westmount rate.Added Expenses It must also be remembered, he said, that Westmount main- taing an Athletic Ground and also a Conservatory.Chinese Resident Fatally Injured By Tram Tuesday An elderly Chinese cook was struck down by a streetcar at Wood and Sherbrooke streets, Tuesday night.The victim died of injuries in the Montreal General Hospital, next morning.Ing Ling, 74, employed by F.Hankin of 24 Holton avenue, tried to cross St.Catherine St., in front of the oncoming streetcar, the motorman told Westmount Police Officers who investigated.Ling was given first aid by Doctor Entengur who was passing by in his automobile, and later ree ceived treatment at the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital by Dr.F.Kenning.Suffering from a fractured skull the victim was later removed to the Central Division but died the following morning.An inquest was held yesterday.LIBRARY CLOSED The Westmount Public Library : Will be closed all day Saturday, December 24th and Monday, 26th, |as well as Saturday, December 31st, and Monday, January 2, it was announced by library officials this week.A Tax Query The Westmount Parks are also an added expense to the City and the cost of maintenance is quite high.He believed, however, that Westmount without its attractive parks and landscaped boulevards would not appeal to the average West- mounter, who takes a civic pride in his surroundings.Alderman Pemberton also remarked that he believed assessments in Westmount are lower than in Outremont.This factor would offset the effect of a higher tax rate.Mr.Pemberton thought -that Mr.Werry's query was a reas sonable one and that an answer should be given.Ca = ES Se tat at rar rage - ips 3 A [LEER 18 ; ay Mi, À Hs fry if % 4 : \u2018 3 4 +.BEEN 4\" 0 Ee 3 If it TR ees dl C2 ~ ESA ES LE Wi en en _ am .i i : EL it whi B .a \u20ac = 3 2 - PR: ~~ LZ RE » i \u2019 [Tr Gt BASIE fay Y.M.C.A.NOTES BOYS\u2019 DEPARTMENT Penny Carnival: The Penny Circus is coming closer every day.Yes, the big day is Friday, December 30.Many boys have already reserved their booths, and others are thinking up new ideas.Any fellows who would like to build a booth for the Penny Carnival are asked to talk it over with the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary.Some of the fellows are already starting their signs.So come in now if you would like to get in on the fun and become a part of the Carnival.Ski Trek: All you fellows who have skis or are hoping to get them for Christmas will be interested in coming along to the Mount Royal ski run on December 28.This will consist of a tour of Mount -Voter is Bitter.(Continued from Page 1) ate in assisting the Provincial Government to set up the necessary machinery.I appreciate your anxiety, hut if the necessary balance of the price structure in Canada is to be maintained, and if discrimination is to be avoided, I am convinced this is the only course to follow at this time.Yours very truly, (signed) D.C.ABBOTT.The Westmount elector who turned the above letter over to The Examiner was one of those who was informed by one of Mr.Abhott\u2019s canvassers last June that a vote for \u201cAbbott\u201d was a vote to ensure that \u2018Rent Controls\u201d would be maintained indefinitely: at present levels if the Liberal Party was returned to power.On the other hand, a vote for the Conservative candidate, James deLalanne, would spell disaster for the tenants, as the Conservatives were all set to bring about decontrol of rents, Our correspondent also informs | us that many of the janitors of large apartments in the St.An- toine-Westmount riding made very difficult for Conservative canvassers to reach the tenants to deny the Liberal story.Suffice to say, our elector friend, like many others, is very bitter over what he claims is a deliberate double-cross and breach of faith on the part of the Government.Monday, June 27th, 1949, he states, will be forever remembered by St.Antoine-Westmount voters as \u201cBlack Monday\u201d.| it | Royal, lunch on the mountain around a snow fire, races, etc.All who are interested in this event are asked to sign up now.Basketball Jamboree: Don't forget the basketball jamboree on December 28.at the N.D.G.\u201cY\u201d.Even if you aren't on a team, come on along and see the show.Christmas Cards: The World Service Christmas cards are coming along well All boys who still have Christmas cards are asked to sell them thils week.This will he the last week for Christmas cards.Anybody who is unable to sell their box is asked to contact Bill Johnston at once so that he may let someone else have them, Don\u2019t Forget: Don't forget the junior gym classes, Wednesday afternoon and Saturday morning; intermediate classes Tuesday and Saturday; senior classes Monday and Thursday; boxing and lifesaving classes, Tuesday afternoon; model aeroplane class, Wednesday afternoon, and the swimming club, Friday night at 7:00.Movies: The movie this week is \u201cCourage of Lassle\u201d in technicolor.Last Respects Paid Well- Known Westmount Florist Herbert James Eddy, proprietor of Eddy\u2019's Florists in Westmount for over 50 years, and son of the late John J.Eddy, well-known N.D.G.florist, died suddenly Monday of coronary thrombosis.Life member of the Westmount Masonic Lodge No.76, Business Men's Association of Westmount.Canadian Gardeners and Florists Association, and \u201cF.T.D.,\u201d Mr.Eddy lived in Westmount since his marriage over 45 years ago.He is survived by his wife, the former Lena Emma Smith, a brother, William, of Toronto; two sisters, Mrs.Ed.Dreier (Olive), of Blaney Park, Michigan, and Mrs.Bertha Lee of N.D.G.; a daughter, Mrs.John S.Forbes (Evelyn); and two grand children of Montreal.Funeral service was held Wednesday at 3 p.m.from the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro, In certain parts of Africa, locusts attain a length of four inches and feed on mice! Chu may \u201cTREES These are balsams from the Eastern Townships and will not shed their needles as quickly as spruce trees, ORDER EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE Special attention given to phone orders ALL SIZES - ALL PRICES We carry a full line of BIRDS\u2019 EYE and ZERO PAK FROZEN FOODS ORDER NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS and Wax Beans, Table Raisins - Figs - Dates - Assorted Nuts - Anjou Pears - Fresh Spinach - Brussells Sprouts - Green and White Celery - Pepper Squash - Hubbard Squash - Fresh Fruits - Green The Ideal Gift - Fancy Fruit Baskets .$2.50 up 4471 St.Catherine St.West Free, Courteous Delivery WE.1151 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, The Pillar By GEORGE COCHRANE MUM'S THE WORD The sad plight of the citizens of New York has moved the adults of this suburb city to profound pity, the \u2018younger fry to something strongly resembling envy.For, as all well-read burghers of this prosperous community are doubtlessly aware, today is water-no, sir, day in North America\u2019s largest city.To the Latin- ally inclined, it is non aqua pura day.This unfortunate state of affairs was the subject of conversation in The Examiner\u2019s editorial sanctum the other p.m.Just to illustrate the razor-sharp properties of ye local weekly staff's wits, permit me to quote the wise sayings of one, Miss Dawn McLachlan, female in charge of women's news; and two Meldrum James, male responsible for, among other things, seeing that the characters who put in appearances in West- mount's Recorder's Court get their full share of publicity.Miss McL, in response to an interrogation of some sort, answered, \u201cThings in New York are very Arid.\u201d To which our Mr.James added, \u201cI heard that down there Mum's the word.\u201d This, of course, is an all too light-hearted treatment of something which might bring untold misery into the lives of New York's millions.Unshaven, unwashed, what chance will a romantically inclined young man have today in New York\u2014unless he remembers that Mum's the word.But such thoughts are melancholy and as this is the Christmas season, let us put such things aside.Forward, Liberals Ye local capitalists will gather in the Reform Club come Monday evening for the annual Christmas banquet of the Westmount Young Liberals Association.John Foss, always a hard-working gentleman, is looking after the arrangements and is personally guaranteeing the presence of such big names in the realm of Liberalism as Senator Hugessen and George Marler.John Joseph Junior Pepper, the former drummer boy now studying law at McGill, will be in the chair.This Liberal group has come a long way since William Atwood Macdonald first organized it way back in 1945.In those days the meetings were held in WAM°s sitting room and there were only a few staunch supporters of Mr.King on hand to bend an appreciative ear to W.A's remarks.But things k:pt growing, kept getting better, until now the association is firmly established.Westmount Art Association Plans For New Year The Westmount Art Association, producing very fine work lately, is planning a much wider spread of activities in the New Year, it is announced.Movies on Canadian and contemporary painters are on the agenda for the beginning of next year.Members who are not interested in portrait painting and figure drawing will be given an opportunity to work from still life with constructive criticism.The next meeting of this group will be on Tuesday, January 10, in the Art Room of the Junior High School.These facilities have done much to accommodate the group with good equipment and A proper lighting.FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919 Scouts & (Cubs By REC.GROOME At Westmount Park Pack, Peter Corry, Michael Redden sang Tom Netterfield have been awarded their first stars and Ron Anderson has re-passed all his 1st star tests.Recently, the Pack were the guests of Kensington Cub Pack in Western Area and they also visited the Flower and Tropical Fish Show when it was showing at the West.mount Conservatory.The Misses Howe and Smith demonstrated some handicrafts early this month and every boy took home a milk ticket holder and they are now working on a surprise for Christmas.Next Monday, the Westmount Park boys will be the guests of Calvary Pack for a Xmas Party.Area Badge Examiner Gilhooly visited St.Matthias Pack last week and passed Roddy Hermitage, Robert Carr and David Cil- mour in their 2nd star and Team- Player \u2018Badge.The former two also completed their Gardener Badge while Richard Bolton passed Homecraft Badge.Roddy Hermitage also won his House Orderly Badge and he has now been appointed as Second of the Grey Six.The Brown Six won the evening\u2019s competition last week, edging out the Red by one point.Tonight will be the last St.Matthias\u2019 Pack meeting this year.The next meeting will be on Friday, January 6th, 1950.St.Andrew\u2019s Pack It was Amateur Night at St.Andrew's last week with Sixer John Lochead of the Red Six acting as emcee for the evening.After a short rendition by the orchestra ?the trio of Ted Evans, Ewan Evans and Bob Swift sang a Cub song, followed by a piano selection by John Fraser.John Lochead also showed to advantage on piano playing, while Bob Farquharson and George Gay did very well with their efforts.Sixer Andre Lawton told a ghost story, and Baloo followed suit.An enjoyable sing-song concluded an interesting evening.Trinity Memorial Thirty-one Cubs attended Monday's meeting of Trinity Memorial Pack with Sixer Graham Martin leading the Grand Howl.Herbie Doyle and Bob Burnside were invested into the Pack and Graham Martin received Guide Badge.Peter Lindsay passed Compass, Brian Hutchison, folding clothes and Bruce Hutchison, Somersault and skipping.A reminder to all Cubs that heavy- soled Cubs are absolutely prohibited on the hall floor .running or soft shoes must be worn for all meetings.Next Monday will he the Pack's Christmas Party, starting at 6.45 pm.it will he an all games evening with lots of fun for all , .and plenty of refreshments.Each Cub is to bring a small present not costing more than 25c.Note to John Wright \u2014 please return your application form next Monday.Trinity Memorial Troop, on their famed \u201cMystery\u201d Night last Friday, ended up of all places, at one of this paper's friendly rivals, The Gazette.They had a grand time there, according to Akela Bedford Gregory Walker's name was sent over the teletype to the Parliament Houses and just as promptly sent back .Jimmy Shaw could hardly believe it .Mike Mc- Learn was impressed by the vault, where all back copies of the Gazette are on file .Eddie Smith liked the photo-engraving dept.best s Ken Newman nearly ended up going through the mat- roller .John Smith had his name set in headline type .Norman Bedford and Roy Smith were fascinated by this .Ron Glansdorp found the press plates red hot .they were right out of the casting machine .Bob Matthews was amazed at the big presses .in fact, it was a thoroughly enjoyable time for all .+» .tomorrow's meeting in the usual at the usual .and all * at overdue fees should be brought in.Arthur Chesmer had won Cyclist, Handyman and 1st.Grade Green Cords .good work, Art, Scout Broadcast This Saturday, by popular demand, our friend \u201cPop\u201d Hicks will be back on the air to help out With the news-giving .remember, CJAD, 9.05 a.m.on Saturday morning.kr % | Temple Emmanu-El | * * Sabbath services, Friday evening, December 16th, at 8:15 p.m.Dr, Stern will speak on \u201cThe Challenge of Chanukah 1949.\u201d Special Chanukah music from Handel's \u201cJudas Maccabeaus\u201d will be rendered by the Temple choir.A pageant of light will form part of the ritual program.It will be family Sabbath.Parents and pupils of the religious school are expected to attend.Saturday, 11:30 a.m., sermon- ette: \u201cHeroes.\u201d Chanukah Oneg Shabat and reception.Festival Entertainment After divine services this Friday evening members of the Congregation, their families and friends, will assemble in the community house where a special program of festival entertainment will be carried out under the auspices of the Committee on Religion of the Sisterhood.Hostesses will be the following: Mesdames J.N.Neumann, Joseph Roston, Jack Ducoffe, Asher Ger- stenfeld, Harold G.Gittleson, Mervyn Gittleson, Arthur Keyfitz, Pauline Marsh, Jack Rubenstein, Nathan Bing, P.Putziger, D.Marston, L.I.Portner, G.Rauch, S.Marks, L.Rubenstein.Anniversaries Observed At the services this Sabbath, memorial anniversaries will be observed for the following departed: Max Arnowitz, Hyman Lehrer, Israel Umanski, Joseph Umanski, Hinda Jacobs, Martin Shapiro, Elizabeth Cohen, Lisle Isaacs, Helen Hyman Meyer, Henry Isaac Kert, Hanna Adelstein, Bertha Wexler, Sarah Cohen, Hannah Goldstein.Chanukah Supper Temple Chanukah supper party, Saturday at 6:45 p.m., Temple Community House.This event is sponsored by Temple Brotherhood, Sisterhood, Home and School, Temple Young Married.School Celebration Sunday at 11:00 a.m., Temple community house.Program: Opening hymn, \u201cWhere Judah\u2019s Faithful Sons are Found,\u201d Chanukah service, greetings, Mr.Jack Carrick, chairman of school hoard; pre-kindergarten and kindergarten presentation, \u2018The Living Menorah,\u201d direction Miss Ruth Gerber, Miss Fay Godel; Junior School choir, Chanukah songs and the blessing of the Chanukah lights, direction Mr.Yehudah Vineberg, dramatic presentation, \u201cBy the Light of Chanukah,\u201d direction Miss (Continued on Page 6) Dr.N.Gouroff SURGEON-DENTIST 4147 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(CORNER GREENE AVE) YELEPHONE: FI.0685S Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons 57 St.James St.West Residence: 2056 Lincoln Avenue \u2014 FI.2905 \u201cse he LA ms BY a & COMPANY .Free Estimates WESTMOUNT VOL.XX, No.50 Police Chief Warns Citizens Westmount Police Chief Robert Byford warned residents today, about leaving valuables in parked automobiles, stating that there was a definite increase in the number of auto thefts reported recently.\u201cThefts during the Christmas season are always expected by the Police\u201d Chief Byford reported \u201cand local citizens can help us in our REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED A.Ross Grafton WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.efforts to cut down crime by reporting any suspicious persons loitering around premises.\u201d He pointed out that one citizen called last week to report that two men were seen in a laneway and | that this led to the arrest of the two who later were found guilty of stealing money and milk tickets from the milk bottles left on doorsteps at night.\u201cWith this type of co-operation, we can accomplish a great deal,\u201d the Director said.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 The Kzaminer 50 YEARS m RS wesimounr Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN'S LAST CALL FOR SANTA'S MAIL BAG If Santa could see this little fellow, there is no doubt he\u2019d stop his reindeer and make a personal appearance.He's just in time, too, to mail his requests to the North Pole as there aren\u2019t many days left before the sled will be filled and make the round-the- world trip at midnight.| Ald.R.H.Dean Launches Yuletide Safety Drive Alderman R.H.Dean, Commissioner of Police and Fire for West- mount, inaugurated the city\u2019s annual Christmas safety campaign on Monday with a plea to residents to observe all safety rules both as regards prevention of fires and accidents.Mr.Dean stressed that unless we make certain that it is an accident free celebration our Christmas will not be a merry one.It is the responsibility of the individual to take all necessary precautions to cope with holiday hazards.Especially is it essential that the danger of fires in Christmas trees and decorations be guarded against, he asserted.Gas-Light Bills May Be Paid at Royal Bank Westmount City Hall officials announced that arrangements have been made with the manager of the Royal Bank of Canada at Victoria and Sherbrooke streets to that branch.Residents of the City have been able to pay these bills at the Royal Bank of Canada branch at St.Catherine and Greene for a number of years, and the new arrangement was made for the residents of the west end of the City who had to visit the City Hall building in order to do so be- pay electric light and gas bills at fore.20% TO 25% REDUCTION in Our Made-to-Measure Department due to Pound Devaluation HAND TAILORED SUITS AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen \u2014 Delivery Before Xmas A large assortment of English woollens always in stock.Fur coats remodelled, repaired, cleaned and glazed.Cloth overcoats turned, restyled and made to look like new.ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED OUR PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER - WE 9908 Avenue Custom Tailors & VALET SERVICE REG'D.4226 St.Catherine Street West (Just West of Greene Avenue) Headquarters for CHRISTMAS TREES The Best Trees In Town Corner Sherbrooke & Girouard AT THE CAR STOP Special attention given to teleplione orders EL.1177 HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE 6051 WESTERN AVENUE Pleads Guilty To House Theft A 17-year-old coloured youth and his 19-year-old friend were caught in the act when they attempted to steal from the home of Hugh R.Montgomery, 668 Grosvenor avenue, Sunday evening.The pair eritered Montgomery's home through the kitchen door window and were busily rummaging the house when Mr.Mont- gomery drove up to the front door at 8.25 p.m.Forcing open the front door that had been wedged by the ransacking pair, Montgomery gave chase to one of the boys who escaped - through the kitchen door, while the second tried to sneak out the front door but was caught by Montgomery's brother, Thomas, of 3446 Grey Avenue.The coloured boy managed to escape and ran south on Gros- venor, but Westmount police were immediately alerted and through the use of the three-way radio system, two patrol cars caught up with the youth near Western and Grosvenor avenues.His partner, Guay St.Germain,- was picked up on Monday and both appeared in the Westmount Recorder's Court the following morning.The coloured boy pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentence, while St.Germain pleaded not guilty and trial was set for today.The coloured juvenile was also accused of burglary of a home on Lansdowne avenue in October, and pleaded guilty to this charge as well, while a further partner in this crime ig awaiting trial at the present time, Hockey Rinks Are Flooded Tuesday they played havoc with the Westmount Municipal Rinks but with colder weather predicted over the week-end it is hoped that all the ice surfaces will b> again in use.The hockey teams- are chafing at the bit for a chance to get some practice in before the leagues open.It looks like a busy hockey season for the recreation staff.JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.\u2014 PAGE THREE \u2014 Public Should Be Told \u201cThe best favour you can do for your sons is to give them the opportunity to understand and form their own judgement about the business cycle and the way it operates,\u201d Harry L.Gassard, Director of Education of the Investment Dealers\u2019 Association told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at their luncheon meeting, Wednesday.He said that while many people believed that the market crash of 1929 was the sole fault of the stock brokers and investment dealers there were many other factors which entered into it, and said that while the marketing of stocks or bonds was not perfect, it was built on a system whereby changes and improvements could be made.In giving some background to the Investment Dealers\u2019 Association, Mr.Gassard pointed out that it was a national organization and More About Business unlike a broker, the investment dealer creates markets, buys and sells securities and offers information and advice for investors.\u201cBusiness and all its parts are not clearly understood by the people at large,\u201d the speaker claimed, maintaining that it was up to all businessmen to try and\u2019 let them know how their business operates; how profits are made and how they in turn make other profits and up employment in the community, The speaker, who was replacing Colonel Hale, unable to attend due to illness, was introduced by Rev.C.Gordon Burgoyne, and thanked by A.McLeod Murray.Wednesday night the club members held a special assembly for members only, at Victoria Hall, and plans for a special children\u2019s party for members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club are also being arranged.Conservatory Flowers In Full Bloom Should Attract Citizens For Westmounters who cannot afford to take a trip to Florida, the next best thing is to spend some time in the Westmount Conservatory, in Westmount Park.Cyclamen in gorgeous colours of pink, red and white, take the eye.Poinsettas, the typical Christmas flower, are there in profusion with their rich red tones contrasting with the pink begonias, At this season of the year, our citizens are indeed fortunate in having the privilege of passing a pleasant afternoon in such beautiful surroundings, and advantage to the full should be taken to visit the Conservatories, which are open from 9 to 5, including Sundays.Ye.Gite.* 1% ; Hi ° Give * THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE A Full Range of Men's Wear and Accessories Choose from our large selection of CHRISTMAS SPECIALS â Bond Street Full Length | Arrow White PYJAMAS ARGYLE SOCKS SHIRTS 7 8.95 2.25 3.75 : \u2019 ?KASSIE'S Reg'd 4915 Sherbrooke West DE.3951 : (Between Prince Albert and Claremont) DONS AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Today's auto repair standards should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.If you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing offers.REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS SERVICE MECHANICAL REPAIRS BODY WORK and PAINTING Gaston Girard, president Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technician MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER FOR Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo WA.2761-2 \u201cThe Customer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\u201d COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT as PRES = = \\ nif ra abr a Ta TH Tate se ran woe ET SE shone es LITE a a EE oF evn Tse ER tie Ee That ae AGP FOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919 1.500 MEALS DAILY rooms for study, reading, music, e ° ° The new Memorial Union at debates, games.It houses the Fire C e ists Queen's University contains a |campus newspaper and .has a y great dining ha!l where 1.500 stu- tuckshop, snack bar and lounge dent meals are served daily.It has for both men and women students.Five Points for SLILLLLLSS SS LS SL LTS LISLE SSSLLLLS TILL G III SIA I ASIA IIS IIS IS III M ISA LS SSIS SSSA LL VI IS 4 , ® t =X THIS CHRISTMAS Preventing Flames À Chief William C.Cobb of the | Gi Hi Ive im Westmount Fire Department is- | A sued a stern warning to all resi-, © \u201cY\u201d Membership dents of the area this week re- / 52 weeks of healthful recreation, LU A LTT Tide, garding the danger of fires throughout the Christmas season, and suggested five ways of preventing any outbreaks.Using the slogan \u201cMake this a Safe Christmas\u2019 the Chief pointed \u2018 out that the Christmas Candle is : still taking its annual toll of lives and property.| \u201cOpen flame lighting is entirely | out of place unless you set up your | candles and lamps well away from Christmas tress, window curtains and inflammable decorations.\u201d ONLY TWO\u2014BUT HOMELESS While the Director pointed out Milk from Canada reaches this tiny Greek child through the that ê lectric lights are equally at- United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund : tractive for decoration, he cau-| (UNICEF).The United Nations has appealed to Canada and a : 3 pe , IRD IRD DE tioned residents about the serious| score of other countries to help the sick and hungry children now \u2018 \u2018[ \u2018 AS fires resulting from a short cir- living in former theatres of war.The postal address \u201cUNICEF, cuit, and urged that the proper OTTAWA\u201d is accepting funds from Canadians to help buy Can- ° equipment always be used to safe- adian food for six million hungry children.guard against this.The five points stressed by the local Fire Director are: SPORTSMANSHIP IN \u201c\u201cCANADA UNLIMITED\" 1 \u2014 Brng in a fresh tree as short a time before Christmas as possible and - remove it as soon afterwards as you can.2 \u2014 You can reduce the inflam- ability of your tree by standing gymnasium classes and swimming FOR BOYS 10 to 17 \u2014 $83 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke Street West EL.1106 use EAT a DP 7 Pd Pl TP etd fe TT Rf Sy ae Een tn 4 qe.LR pme) [a COMPLETE \u20184 it in a pan of water.10 tubes Rowney's oil 1 canvas board ; 3 \u2014 Trees should be well away od .= from such sources of heat as fire- Cb ; 1 tube white (large size) 2 sticks charcoal R places, stoves and radiators.- 1 btl.linseed oil 1 palette knife ÿ 4 \u2014 Trees should be well secur-' Ë Lo .2 brush #3 ed against falling and not placed | ik fi.vo! 1 bH.turpentine rushes AR so that standing or fallen it could pit 1 palette 1 easel :> block escape from the room.Coed : : g .4e _ : en i Co : 1 book of instructions A When you smoke: keep away from the tree.Westmount Women\u2019s Books for cvery art | A Club Fete Children Oil Sets AR , Following its custom of making its Christmas gathering a happy Brushes y= occasion for children, Westmount i» Women\u2019s Club entertained about F4 300 boys and girls on Friday af- Water Colour Sets fig ternoon at Victoria Hall.Special guests, numbering nearly 200, Palettes came from the School for Handi- RN : capped Children, Weredale House, 4 y E | Friendly Home, the School for v ; ls aseis Crippled Children arid Summerhill , : ; .= House.When champion ip Poster Paint Sets ; Children of the members and X #8 young friends also enjoyed the and challenger met Drawing Tables & Ea sels party.A tall tree, brilliantly light- , ed, adorned the platform and gave for the century s the necessary Christmas atmos- most skilifuil exhibition! Sketch Boxes \"à phere.Mrs.H.S.\u2018Jacques, president of the club, welcomed the : : Pa stel Sets A guests.Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge and Toronto's old Adelaide Street rink blazed with light.Fresh sawdust littered the smooth floor.A crowd of sports mingled round the ring while the Lieutenant Mrs.F.G.Sharpe supplied the music and led the children in carol singing.Speedball Sets the bout .35-26.One of the members, in the guise ers who would rep- .7 The feature of the program was Governor and his party watched from Finger Paint Sets i% à play \u201cRed Riding Hood\", by the their box.It was a February night in 1885 .\u2019 Children\u2019s Theatre.The charac- « « « and the century's biggest event in 5 2): Stencil Sets \u201c13 ters were: Red Riding Hood, Joyce ; Canadian boxing.The world-famous 1 X 79 MacKenzie; Topsy, Lessice Geb-| _ F4 V2 Champion of England, Charlie Mitchell, Ly i 7% ler; Sam, Donald Mendelman; mo- 28 was to meet John F.Scholes, the local J Tr.Draftsmen Sets 4% ther, Myrna Rappaport; Miss q challenger.' Co dE ° (= Füssbudget, Helen Liberman; 0d In the opening rounds, Scholes smashed Clay Kits 2 |Huntsman, Davis Luck; wolf, Mitchell with a surprise barrage of .Rt Gloria Wolfe; grandmother, Eliza- punches.Wary, Mitchell backed off.The Plasticine py beth Kraminer, The Canadian Ama- haze of cigar smoke thickened as the Ax Ms.a W.Wright and M S.| teur Boxing Cham- rounds went on.Suddenly Mitchell came : ° go .( - D.Lindsay, co-chairmen of the pionships were held off the ropes with a hard blow.Scholes : Paintings by Amateur Artists JS event, and their committee dress-! this year in Port went down, only for a moment .but , ed in nursery rhyme costumes | Arthur, Ont, to : : Ÿ i helped to interest the audience.determine the box- the fight had been decided.Mitchell won i.zh : # THE EE v Good sportsmanship has won many 'y = eve clown, kept the fun at top mess re world friends for Canada .: .just as the ' | [LL Santa's arrival was the high-| GamesinNew Zea.spirit of working together has made us 1014 2 light of the afternoon.Candy was land next February.one of the world's great nations.These 2 F 5 handed by him to each child and two\u2014sportsmanship and enterprise\u2014 \"00 needless to say Santa was very keep your opportunities for work and play wo popular with the youngsters, who in Canada\u2014unlimited.went home tired but happy.THOMAS R.FISHER, Sweets to the Sweet Proprietor A gir] in a tea shop was order- 4159 ST.CATHERINE ST.w ing cakes from à Negro waiter, , \" est j \u201cI'll take that nice chocolate eclair,\u201d she said.\u2019 (NEAR GREENE AVE.) Old Sambo looked at the cake- WE DELIVER - WE.6106 plate sorrowfully.\u201cMa'am,\u201d he said, \u201cdat ain't no chocolate eclair.No, sir, ma'am, Dat's my thumb.\u201d THESE PRICES APPLY FROM DEC.16th to 24th INCLUSIVE Fresh Killed Grade \u201cA\u201d TURKEYS Fresh Killed Grade \u201cA\u201d Fresh Killed Grade \u201cA\u201d ¥ W.F.C.SUGAR CURED \u2018BACON = 55: Ÿ Ib.bl 59 \u2018CHICKENS .49 ÿ STALL-FED BABY BEEF / RUMP ROASTS LB.59; Ÿ WING ROASTS Ÿ ROUND ROASTS OYSTERS BABY LAMB | FRONTS + 29; LOINS + 41; Un Seaaan MALPEQUES Box OF APP.250 Choice $10 Standard, $8 AVERAGE 11 LBS.A Christmas Gift Suggestion TINNED ~ EUROPA HAMS Ib.98/ AIRBORNE HADDOCK FILLETS FRESH FROM THE SEA THE DAY BEFORE W.F.C.GOLDEN SMOKED HADDOCK FILLETS d FRESH S¢ SAUSAGE MEAT % FRESH CHOPPED .ale FOR DRESSING Elmhurst BEEF SUET SWEET Ÿ MINCEMEAT >: SUGAR-CURED ; SPICED BEEF = [RYE FOR PLUM PUDDINGS \u2026 25e + HOLIDAY ICE CREAM , ® IN CONTAINERS, BRICKS, ICE CREAM PIES, 2 Ibs, 35¢ ICE CREAM CAKES, ICE CREAM STRAWBER- © RIES AND INDIVIDUAL MOULDS.IN ALL THE 65 POPULAR FLAVOURS PLUS A SPECIAL CHRIST- \u201cIb.¢ © MAS FRUIT - TELE MN ) 4 HAUT TRE PAGE FIVE ë ; YOUNG PEA-FED of WITH CRACKLING : H LOINS - 55¢ LEGS - 48+ 4; SHOULDER -41+ |5 || FROZEN FOODS © |i P.E.i.FRESH FROZEN ] Ë ; ' STRAWBERRIES À WHOLE STRAWBERRIES PICKED AT THEIR BEST J 2 AND FAST FROZEN TO RETAIN THEIR DELICIOUS ; a NATURAL FLAVOUR.3 44 © e Oo e eo e © © e Ë 4 I PACKED BY WESTMOUNT FOOD CENTRE AND #) iF FROZEN BY OUR OWN QUICK-FREEZE METHOD.ÿ i I BROCCOLI LB.PKG.25¢ : Bi i CORN-on-the-Cob 3254 #1\" CAULIFLOWER ~c20¢ 2 | XMAS HAMPERS of $5 - $10 - $15 1 e i J Customers\u2019 i if Parking Lot Yl Facing ! j LR IS OO mme | ji PAGE SIX Economical Transportation.At Its Best! @ Ti HOPS 1824 ST.CATHERINE ST.W Fl.8208 Ask Us About AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT TELEPHONE DE.1131 TODAY! AND CUT YOUR HEATING COSTS BY BUYING QUALITY COAL \u201cQuality means Economy\u201d HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4 COAL \u2014XCOKE * FUEL OIL 4857 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Ar Victoria Ave.) ® BACKED BY.30 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE © DB SBE BRS DEAE > MBS EMMRI HIND THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1940 Renovated Store Has Fine Display of Goods Hodge Bros.Reg\u2019d.,, 5362 Sherbrooke Street West, electrical appliance store just completely remodelled and redecorated, now has a splendid dis play of merchandise in the form of electrical appliances of all kinds which includes refrigerators, radios, washing machines, stoves, lamps, bicycles, tricycles, coasters, scooters, waggons and minor household electrical equipment.The above interior view shows both quality and wide range of selection priced to meet the needs of local shoppers this Yuletide.| Christmas Bonus | For Employees Premier Maurice Duplessis has announced that a Christmas bonus of $10 will be paid by the Quebec Provincial Government to all of its employees earning $1,700 a year or less.The premier recalled that the bonus was increased from $3 to $5 in 1946, and to $10 two years ago.Mr.Duplessis said that he had received word from Hon.Omer Coté, provincial secretary, who is visiting Haiti, that Mr.Coté had had a two-hour interview with the president of the republic.ds OFFERING MORE SECURITY - LESS INVESTMENT - THE CANADIAN REGISTERED BREEDING STOCK FOR A SURE-FIRE INVESTMENT IN A FAST-GROWING CANADIAN INDUSTRY BE SURE TO INQUIRE ABOUT OUR NEW PLAN CORMAC CHINCHILLA RANCH Ltd.Ranch Telephone: Ste.Genevieve 344, ILE BIZARD, QUE.- Montreal Telephone: DE.7515 Members of The National Chinchilla Breeders of Conada Inc.QUICKER RETURN Herbert Eddy Dies Suddenly Herbert James Eddy, 73, of 61 Columbia Avenue, Westmount, who has been prominent in the business lite of Westmount for over 50 years, dled suddenly last Monday just as he was leaving his home ror the florist store which he operated.Mr.Eddy had been in excellent health up to the time of the attack.A son of the late John J.Eddy, also a florict, Mr.Eddy was a member of the Florist Telegraph Association and the West- mount Business Association, | He was a mason, a member of West- mount Lodge No.76.He is survived by his wife, the former Lena Emma Smith; one daughter, Mrs.John S.(Evelyn) Forbes, both of Montreal.A brother, William Eddy, of Toronto; and two sisters, Mrs.E.(Olive) Dreir, Blaney Park, Mich., and Mrs.Bertha Lee, Montreal.Funeral services were held from the chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro.on Wednesday afternoon, with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.Queen's School H-S Now Unit 89 At a meeting held in Queen's School, Westmount, on December 8, the 89th unit in the Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations was formed.Approximately 130 parents of children attending Queen's Elementary School were present, and were quite enthusiastic regarding the idea.An organizational meeting was scheduled for next month following an outline of the purposes of the movement by Thomas W.Gilmour, vice-president of the federation.The meeting was presided over by Sidney B.Fraser.Temple.(Continued from Page 2) Frances Katz, participants, Ada Stearns, Elena Reiskind, Arthur Weinthal, Brahm Silver, Esther Richstone, Marjorie Bercusson, Bernard Coen; festival dances, Class III, direction Mr.M.Rot- stein; presentation of Chanukah gifts to pupils and teachers; Temple Sisterhood, Rock of Ages, Benediction.Westmount Women\u2019s Club Look After Veterans Westmount Women\u2019s Club together with four other groups representing the Canadian Legion, Red Cross, Soldiers Wives League, Women's Voluntary Services pay frequent visits to Queen Mary Veteran\u2019s Hospital., These organizations talk with the \u201cvets\u201d and help in smoothing out difficulties and personal problems of the ex-servicemen.Comforts are also supplied to the men, such as smokes, shaving kits, books and many other things of need.Little extras which make the meals more appetizing are also provided.Most of the men have a sweet tooth and candy bars are popular.The visits of the groups are particufarly appreciated by the patients who come from out of town.The Westmount and Montreal groups are filling a big gap in the lives of our incapacitated veterans by their kindly and generous gesture.\"NATURE UNSPOILED YOURS TO ENJOY The GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLET is one of our smallest birds.it seems remarkable that so tiny a creature can stand our severe winter climate.Usually to be found in spruce trees, he hunts scale insects and the eggs of plant lice and deserves protection.YOURS TO PROTECT CARLING'S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO 1 © 1645 cARLING'S b20D 198 ==.1e a VY Huge Xmas Tree In Sun Life Bldg.The huge Christmas tree in the main eñtrance of the Sun Life Building, on Dominion Square, is attracting a constantly increasing stream of visitors.The tree is decorated after the fashion of the one in the Rockefeller Plaza in New York, with white lights being used exclusively.The result is a picture of dazzling white with coloured globes relieving the all-white light bulbs.On top is the traditional star, some fifty feet high.Appropriate music is provided which lends itself to the Christmas season.For parents bringing children down town to \u201csee Santa\u201d, the Sun Life tree is a must.Rotarians Give Two Christmas Parties The Rotary Club of Westmount will stage a Christmas party for the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Thursday, December 22nd.The party, like the first one held on December 14th, will take place at Queen's School.Members are requested to turn out in goodly numbers and it is also suggested that they buy a gift for the Xmas Party, have it wrapped nicely and see that Bill Moxley gets it as soon as possible.The cost of the gifts should not exceed 50c, and the packages should be marked, boy or girl, so that they may give them out in that way.The ages of the children are from 8 or 9 to 16 or 17.Members are not restricted as to the number of parcels which may be given.MAJOR HEALTH FACTORS During the winter months, heating and ventilation are major health factors.You can do a lot towards keeping your family healthy by making sure your home has the right kind of heating and fresh air control.Coughs and colds often follow in the wake of improperly heated and ventilated homes.: ENJOY XMAS DINNER At The CHALET BAR-B-0 Where CHICKEN is KING BROILED with CHARCOAL 1 THE BAR-B-Q WAY Why not take one or two of our delicious chickens home for your Christmas Dinner?We Sincerely Wish Our Customers CHALET BAR-B-0 5456 Sherbrooke W.One Block East of Girouard EL.6345 1631 St.Catherine W.Near Guy Stand Friends A Merry Christmas Fl.4513 -Two Teachers.(Continued from Page 1) among the members of the staff during the past 25 years and expressed the hope that the same trols indefinitely at the present controlled levels, the Federal Government would willingly co-oper- good fellowship would continue in the years to come.He called on John Rogers to present, on behalf of his colleagues, a solid leather brief case to each of the jubilar- ians.Both Make Reply Myles Kehoe, in reply, voiced his sincere thanks for the kind remarks and the beautiful gifts which were his on this occasion.Getting old has its advantages; the meeting of good and true friends, the pleasure derived from association with experts in the teaching field and the happy incidents which are interwoven in a span of 25 years of friendships.He stressed the influence which the Brothers of St.La Salle had upon him and he felt very happy in the thought that if he had had even the smallest influence on guiding the career of Rev.Father John Colford, then his efforts had been well rewarded.Cyril Durocher, in reply, thanked the School Commissioners for the banquet and for the gift of the watch; also his fellow teachers, for the brief case.He hoped that his remaining years at St.Leo's would be as pleasant and as fruitful as they had been in the past.He spoke of his training period at Ottawa Normal School, and how he turned down more lucrative positions to follow the teaching profession.He thanked the School Commissioners for - the manner in which they had always treated their teachers and expressed the thought, that nowhere else on the Island could be found a group of teachers who were more attached to their school than at St.Leo's.After so many years, he came to the conclusion that teaching was the finest profession of all, and in reality was a vocation.Brother Sylvain, Director, spoke of the harmony that existed between the two elements which make up St.Leo's and of the brotherly love that was demonstrated at all times between the religious and lay members of the staff.He remarked that the two gentlemen had done much, in their 25 years at St.Leo's, to enhance the fine reputation of the school.He thanked the School Commissioners for the excellent manner in which they carried out their duties to both the public and to the school.A.E.Wescott, inspector, stated that he was always pleased to visit St.Leo's.It\u2019s home-like atmosphere was greatly appreciated by himself and others.Just as the clergy must recall to the minds of the faithful, the same things over and over, so must the teacher repeat the same lessons year after year.How happy he was, as representative of the Department of Public Instruction, to pay homage to the two jubilar- ians and to voice, publicly, the many kind and grateful remarks which were made to him personally, regarding the benefits which the old pupils of the school were the recipients.He stressed the marvellous harmony which existed in this school, which was unique in the Province of Quebec.Dr.J.T.Togers, School Commissioner, congratulated Mr.Ke- hoe and Mr.Durocher on this, their Silver Jubilee at St.Leo's.He stressed the amount of good which had been accomplished by these two and by all the other members of the teaching personnel.Jean Casgrain, School Commissioner, who spoke in French at the request of the gathering, remarked on the beautiful sentiments of thanks which had been expressed by the two honored guests; of how both loved their profession and how they considered it as a vocation, He noted the harmony which reigned throughout the different elements of the school, the clergy and the school, and last but not least, be- tween the home and school, He THE EXANINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 High School Choir Plans Xmas Concert Westmount High School Glee Club will present \u201cSpirit of Christmas\u201d, a programme of Christmas music, Tuesday at 8.30 p.m.The choir, under the direction of Mr.Gifford Milchell, has prepared a variety of selections, including two cantatas, \u201cSong of Christmas\u2019 and \u201cThe Night Before Christmas\u201d, The concert will be held in Westmount Junior High Auditorium, and tickets may be obtained from choir members or at the door.Christians Utilize Jewish Music Traditional Jewish music has made a great contribution to music in the Christian churches, Dr.Eric Werner, professor of music at Hebrew Union College's Institute of Religion, Cincinnatti, Ohio, and New York, said last Monday night in a lecture in Temple Community House, Westmount.Dr.Werner's talk was sponsored by the Adult Education Department of Temple-Emanu-El.Christian groups on the other climaxed his remarks by offering the sincerest congratulations to the two jubilarians from the School Commission.The dinner was brought to a close when Mr.Lindsay thanked G.L.Boyer, Sec.Treas., for the marvellous arrangements which were due to his efforts.PAGE SEVEN hand, he said, have also contri-jkept ancient.records of Jewish buted considerably to the preser- |music in their original form and vation of Jewish music.[in the modern age have been able Being better organized than the to hand them back to their Jew- scattered Jewish people, they have |ish contemporaries.ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue Wi.1104 WESTMOUNT UE Christmas Decorations + \u2014 Of All Kinds \u2014 XMAS TREE LIGHTS Indoor Sets 1.35 up Outdoor Sets \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.3.25 xe Bubble Lights, set .3.50 Fairy Tale Lights, set .ccccooeniiiin 2.20 Electric Wreaths 1.00 Lighted Star 1.50 Lighted Penguin.1.39 Angel-Glo .2.00 Lighted Santa Claus .2.00 Christmas Tree Stands .from 98c 4860 Sherbrooke W.DE, 1145 RD IIa 1385 St.Catherine W.MA.6219 RA 4169 St.Catherine W.FL 2641 Ra GROWN IN OUR AT ROSEMERE OWN GREENHOUSES PINKERTON\u2019S 5127 Sherbrooke West AT (Between Grey and Vendome) FLOWERS LIMITED DE.1179 WA.5544 \u2014 .Fr.I ea + im Te ig wh ms | ed em ma EL il aE wm s Tan PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER Serving the City ol Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 WAInut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public servi-a Mail subscriptions: $2.00 pes year: $1.09 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall.Ottawa Post Office Nept FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, Hampton Ave.Apparently METROPOLIS COMPANY pecially when 1949 HIGH LIVING COSTS * + * We Are Living Beyond Our Means The Dominion Bureau of Statistics publishing a series of reports of average incomes and expenditures of famil.es, and of single persons who «re independent economic units, in various cities.Up-to-date, the three reports offered cover Montreal, Halifax and Toronto.It seems that the average dependent individual ir.Montreal receives a total income of $2,956.53 per annum, and spends $2,964.72.In Toronto the average income per family is $3,314,01, while the average expenditure is $3,405.65.In Halifax, where, to everyone's surprise, it appears that the people are the most spendthrift, the * | Dominion-Douglas * » _* Pre-Christmas Services will be held in Dominion-Douglas Church on Sunday.In the morning Dr.Lloyd Smith will take as his subject: \u201cIn the Fullness ot Time.\" Special music will include \u201cThe Heavens are Telling\u201d from \u201cThe Creation\u201d by Haydn.Armonde Davis will sing a solo entitled \u201cAway in a Manger\u201d by Easterhope Martin.At 3 p.m.the annual Church School Pageant and White Gifts Service will be held.The Christmas Pageant will be under the direction of Mrs.Lorne Scott, with the assistance of Mrs.J.F.Scandrett and Mr.David H.Sharp.Every scholar is asked to bring one or more gifts wrapped in white and marked with the age and sex of the most suitable recipient.At 7:30 p.m.a Candlelight Carol Service, presenting \u201cThe Christmas Story in Words and Music,\u201d will be held.After the ringing of the bells, the boy choristers will sing \u201cInfant Holy, Infant Lowly,\u201d and will march in candlelight procession around the Church.Subsequently Scripture passages and carols will combine to tell the story in the following manner: The Annunciation (O Sion\u2019s Daughter); \u201cThe Birth (Christmas Eve, 'Twixt Ox and Ass, Away in a Manger, Coventry Carol); The Shepherds (Shepherds, shake off your drow- By sleep, All my heart this night rejoices); Bethlehem (How far is It to Bethlehem, The little road to Bethlehem); The Visitors (When the Christmas Child was is family or in- per month.born, What is this lovely fragrance, The Christ Child, Sleep litlle dove, Lully my Jesus); Awake, Sing we now of Christmas).The congregation will join {in the singing of Christmas music.Immediately following the Service, the Young People's Union bwili meet to elect officers for 1950, and to be led in a program of music and song by John Robb.Usual weekday activities are withdrawn until after the New Year.Rev.Eric G.Jones To Show India Film Rev.G.Eric Jones, missionary to India, will present a striking motion picture film entitled \u201cIntimate Views and Customs of the People of India,\u201d on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.at the main auditorium of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 4250 Western avenue, in Westmount.The public is invited.Montreal Truth Centre and Metaphysical Library 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.(near Guy) WE.6077 SUNDAY.DECEMBER 18th 8.00 p.m.Guest Speaker: Mr.James Falconer.Subject: \u201cIooking Forward\u201d.Guest Soloist: Mr.Leslie Raper.Thereafter The Centre will be closed until Sunday, January 8th, 1950 DR.MARGARET DAVIES EDWARDS Minister and Leader ALL ARE WELCOME BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION oh RADIO BROADCAST EACH SUNDAY AT 9:30 AM.STATION CKVL (980 ON YOUR DIAL) TUNE IN FOR ACCURATE INFORMATION REGARDING THE - REAL MEANING OF PRESENT WORLD CONDITIONS ISRAEL (CANADA) SOUND MOTION PICTURE! The land of charms, snakes, C.E.Jones presents idols, poverty and child marriages, religion! his fascinating film: INTIMATE VIEWS OF INDIA This film will thrill you from start to finish! SUNDAY \u2014 7.30 P.M.4250 Western Ave.\u2014 Westmount Information: FI.2820 Rev.O.J.Ritz, M.A.Christmas Morn (Christians, | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 average.income per family is $2,575,11, and the average expenditure is $2,875.90.the people of these three Canadian cities are living beyond their means.It is a peculiar situation indeed, es- it is noted that savings accounts, insurance policies and other forms of savings are increasing in volume in all these communities.Of course, it is a case of using averages.What is evidently happening in all these three cities, if the figures are correct, is that a percentage of the families are living far beyond their incomes.How they accomplish that would be pretty difficult to check.Since the total savings in these communities are increasing, another percentage of the families in these communities must be living well within their incomes.Can it be that this is an illustration of the truth of the remark of the late James J.Hill, to the effect that the trouble with the world is not the high cost of \u2018living, but the cost of high living?A bet is offered that the same thing is found to be true of all the other cities which D.B.S.studies.\u2018 One particularly strange fact is that, on the average, it does not appear that rentals are the main trouble in this picture.The average tenant in Halifax pays $23.75 per month, according to the Dominion Bureau.In Montreal the average is $27.00) per month.In Toronto, the average is $30.30 x = .\u201cStanley Presbyterian Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct the morning service of worship at Stanley Presbyterian Church, and at 4:30 p.m.the choir under the direction of Miss Doris Killam have prepared a colorful and worshipful service of Christmas carols.This service as usual will be a candle light service.Because of this afternoon service there will be no evening service of worship.At 6 p.m.the monthly Youth supper will be held.Supper to be followed by \u201cLionel Barrymore Rendering of Christmas Carols.\u201d A special film \u201cA Saviour is Born\u201d will be shown to the children of the Sunday School.The showing of this film will commence at 10 minutes to 11 a.m.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D, Minister SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.2.00 p.m.Teen Age Bible 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Christmas Carol Service.Class, Lester A, Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster # FRIENDS AND VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11.00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie.10.50 a.m Sunday School.4.30 p.m.Candle Light Carol Service.6.00 p.m.Youth Supper.There will be no service at 7.30 p.m.A CORDIAL WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO VISITORS Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus, (McGill) WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W., and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, B.A., B.D.Minister Arthur Colliugwaod, F.R.C.O,, F.T.C.L Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th PRE-CHRIS' TAS SERVICES \u201cUNTIL SHILOH\u2019 COME\u201d Remarkable pre ediction of Messiah®s ming.CHURCH Cong SCHOOL .11.00 a.m, te Gift Service BUS SERVICE FroM MTL, WEST \u201cYOUR NAY 19 v RITTEN IN HEAVEN\u201d The Secret of Supreme Joy Dr.Johnston at Both Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED \u2014 \u2014 *\u2014 The Annual White Gift Service will be held in Calvary United Church on Sunday when all members of the congregation are invited to share in the Christmas Cheer ministry of the Church.The Sunday School will meet in the Church Hall at 10.30 a.m., and will march into the Church with their White Gifts which will be placed in the Manger before the service.Special Christmas Anthems and Carols will be given by the Choir directed by Mr.Gifford Mitchell.The Minister, Very Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones will preach both morning and evening.At the morning ser- First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.(West Side Entrance) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.WEDNESDAY 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd., 1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Is The Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?Golden Text: Jeremiah 32:17.Ah Lord God! behold thou hast made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm and there is nothing too hard for thee.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, 9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.10.13 a.m.Matlns, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn tion Evensong.Pre epara- for Christmas Commun WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist, 7.00 a.m.Tues., Thurs., and Sat, 8.00 a.m.Mon.and Friday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.dally except on Wednesday at 9.00 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, Saturday at 8.00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., except on M.C.FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and Sermon.Preacher:\u2014 The Rector.7.30 pan.Evensong, rols, Readings and .ST.THOMAS, THE APOSTLE Wednesday, December 21st 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Rev.A.T.Love, M.A, Rector FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Litany.7.30 p.m, Evensong.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, Assistant.FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Junior Sunday School, firmation Class, Bible Class.11,00 a.n.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary School.4.90 pom.Candelight Service for Sunday School.7.30 Rm Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 The ector.TUESDAY.8.00 p.m, Confirmation Service, WEDNESDAY (St.Thomas, A.and M.) a.m, Holy Communion, Con- THURSDAY, 10.00 a.m., Holy Commun- on.Calvary United I * ome fo Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.| Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.\u2014 vice he will take as his theme \u201cWhat shall I render unto the Lord\u201d, and at the evening service the theme will be \u201cKeeping and Sharing Christmas\u201d.The Officers and members of Camp Otoreke, a branch of the Y.M.C.A.will attend the evening service.A Fellowship Hour will follow the evening service in the Church Hall, when all will join in the singing of the old favourite Christmas Carols and the guest speaker will be Dr.Carter B.Storr.Calvary Church Dorchester St: at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Student Asst.: Mr.Frank Gilmore, B.A.Gifford Mitchell.B.A.Mus.Bac.Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY.DECEMBER 18th WHITE GIFT SERVICES a.m.School will meet in Church Hall, 10.40 11.00 a.m.\u201cWhat shall I render unto The Lord\u201d.p.m, \u201cKeep Christmas\u201d ister.Camp Otoreke Branch of the Y.M.C.A.will attend the evening service, A Fellowship Hour will follow this service.Dr.Carter B, Storr will be the guest speaker.Friday, 7.15 p.m.Christmas Tree en- tertalnment in the Church Hall, Dominion-Douglas - Church Westmount Blvd, cor.Lansdowne Avenue 7.30 ing and Sharing Preacher, the Min- Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D.SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11.00 a.m.\u201cIn the Fullness of Time.\u201d Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, .m.Church School Pageant and White Gifts Service.7.30 p.m.Candle-Light and Carols \u2014 \u2018Christmas Story in Words and Music.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Young People's Union, 3.00 Organist and Choirmaster, MR.JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.St.James United Church .463 St.Catherine Street West «Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennon Visiting Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11 00 a.m.Morning Service, Subject: \u201cChristmas Communion.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.St.James Men's Association, 7.30 p.m.Evening Service, Subject; \u201cThe Christmas Power.\u201d Sacrament of the Lord\u2019s Supper will be held at both services.Rev.T.E.McLennan will speak at both services® Mr.Warner Norman, Organist ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave, Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11.00 a.m.White Gift Service.Sermon by Mr.Grant.7.30 pom.Festival \u2018of Carots.10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church School, 8.30 p.m.Alpha-Omega Society.Organist and Cholrmaster, Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac, F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP ZWESTMOUNT Park j EMMANUEL > Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 11.00 a.m.Sacrament of the Lords Supper.11.00 a.m.Sunday .School.7.30 p.m.Eveninig Worship.=~ J.G Scott, L.LRS.M.Choir Director.©.R.Gliddon, Organist Buy The (lew, SPRED SATIN At PAINTING CONTRACTORS 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) © Clidden Paints @ Artists\" Materials I The ee THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 16, 1919 -~ PAGE NINE mp su Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 c for each additional word RAE \u2014 : PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED ® Picture Framing oH AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE - We Deliver WE.6889 || Ko 13 APARTMENTS .29 FOR SALE 29-a FOR SALE 29-a FOR SALE WANTED -a (General) (General) (General) YOUNG married professional engineer ?c \u2019 desires 2-3 room sablet for Tanuars GIRL'S RACCOON COAT OUTSTANDING Suis white boots with tube skates, and ebm Westmount, N.D.G., or Size 10-12, price $60.00.FL 87.| OPPORTUNITY i HA Cote St.Luc area.Write box 717 c-o Vois lamps, pair handpainted Dresden 31 WANTED TO PURO Sk on - 5 ; 4 3 e res 2185 Hampton.V-37 MEN 5 Svercoats, size 36 and 40.Lal blue, other odd laraps: Chippendale ELECTRIC train and bicycle wanted.21 ROOMS WANTED coffee table; oil paintings; glaze chintz JL.2451.\" v- ROOM vicinity Westmount Park and CAMERA drapes (new), EX.1976.V-34 FLAT desk, two comfortable hairs.Park Place, single lady.WI.3346, Leica 3C model, F2 Summar lens, filt- BICYCLE, C.C.M., good condition, rocking pony, sleigh: tricycle; kinder- v-3 Serre roo case, perfect condition, boy\u2019s.Call EL.1304.V-22 garten set.VI.0638.V-16 perfect for hristmas.Bargain.WA.McGILL B.A.hood, in good condition.26 GARAGE TO LET 889.V-33 FLAT SILVER DE.9232.V-45 GARAGE dead storage, $8.00 monthly, 363 Kitchener, PI.7670, -49 29 FOk SALE -a (General) PIANO Upright, $83.00.FI.5320.V-50 BOY'S tube skates, size 7, $4.00; shin guards, like new, $4.00; skis 2'6, $2.00 WA 2450.V-48 EVENING CLOTHES Tails\u2014coat and trousers only, midnight hive, size 38, like new, $25.00.WA.677 V-32 HEINTZMAN baby grand piano and bench, good condition, $600.00.DE.9688.V-51 MOWAT Ylectric stove, style 11247, serial 287066, volts 115-203 in use less than 6 months, Examination by ap- pointinent.1J°I.3420, V-31 CHRISTMAS GREENS \u201cWITH THE POACRANCE OF THE FOREST\u201d Fivergreen foliages to garnish your home, or as a gift to your friends, lives for a week before and a week after Christmas; giving pleasure to all who enter.We clip fresh from our woods and plantation of young trees; shipping charges prepaid in Ont, and Quebec.Fragrant, spicy, glossy richly-colored greenery in 8 varieties of pines and firs, with cones of every size in 8 varieties, some brightly colored; also fresh holly from Vice torin.Gift-box assortments daintily done up at $1.50 and $3.00: send your greeting card, we mall direct prepaid.Big value \u2018Home Decorator\u201d es- sortments in plain wood crates at $3.50 and $6; bring the homemaker a wealth of na- tura! materlals from which to make wreaths, door-charms, garlands, table-decorations, to green the home with warm, old-fashioned charm.We can also supply made-up evergreen decorations, ready to hang, Order to-day, or write for descriptive folder.Immediate attention to early orders.Carisbad is only 3 hours from Montreal on Can.Nat.Rly.GREENWOOD TREES CARLSBAD, ONT.NEAR OTTAWA FINE imported Persian rug, Will sacrifice.DE.9408.RADIO, portable battery, small.Fh DH.5784.> 5 9512 -54 | = J_\u2014 MA Collins FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel Completely COMPLET walnut dining room set, excellent condition, bargain.WI.3939.V-24 SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY Three piece davenport suite, Simmons Crestwood model, blond maple, wine plaid upholstery, $350.00; two wardrobes, 5'8\u201d high, light walnut, one :' wide by 1°11\u201d deep with half length mirror, $30.00; one 3'3\u201d wide hy 1'6¢\" deep and 6 drawers, $50.00, recently purchased, new condition.DE.4195 after 6 p.m.V-53 R.C.A.Victor portable record player, in blue leather case with chrome fittings, extra quality tone, perfect condition, beautiful Christmas gift at $35.00.DIZ.4195 evenings.V-52 NEW chesterfield, covered in rich fancy repp, will sacrifice at $69.00; carpet, Oriental design, will sacrifice at $27.95, 5320 Sherbrooke Street West, ler.7325.v- 19 Complete cutlery set, heavy plated sliver, one dozen each type, 182 pieces, initialed E.$100.00.FI.4152.-28 6-7 YEAR old's chinchilla bunny coa 84.V-3 and hat.FIL 91 LADY'S BICYCLE American, balloon tires, perfect condition, $45.00.FI.4152, V-2 CAMERA, Zeiss lkon, 21 x 31, good, 4.5 lens, case and holder.0235 after 6 p.m.PARCHMENT SHADES very DR.= Plain or hand painted, made to order, reasonable.AT.7719.V-20 CABIN TRAILER Going South for the winter.Rent a cabin trailer, it's inexpensive.AT.9871, FL.6023.V-7 BEDROOM suite, new 5 pieces.walnut finish, two tone, sacrifice immediately $89.00.5320 Sherbrooke street West, FL.7325.V-1 TRAILERS TO RENT Beat, horse, iuggage and cabin trall- ers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871, EL.6023.V-6 GIRE'S white boots and skates, size 3.WA.3781.V-25 WANTED, standard or portable typewriters, at once, any make or condition.Phone BI.4366.V-17 MEN! Give Her the Christmas Gift that she won't buy for herself.C.E.Redios, $19.95 up Automatic Toasters, $21.50 wp Electric Irons, $3.95 up And many other electrical appliances.WESTMOURT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Ave.! Expert Radio and Elecirical Repairs WE.2226 - F!.3005 41 DOMESTIC PETS COCKER SPANIEL PUPS Real beauties, blacl:, reg'd thorough= bred, splendid Christmas present, $10.00 and $30.00 Phone Saturday.16 Windsor Ave., WA, 9197, - v-29 ST.ANDREW'S Collies, registered.1730 Cote de Liesse Road near De- carie Circle.Dogs boarded, heated kennels.V-48 MISS Veva llubson formerly of Drum- mond Street has moved her Dog's Beauty Shop to 342A Victoria Avenue and is open for business, Make Christmas reservations early, so you won't be disappointed.WA.6687, V-36 42 PERSONALS OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590 H.Pearce, Jewellers, Laue rentien Hotel.-10 ANTIQUE silver, china, furniture, figurines, vases, objets d'arts purchased.Kull 1480 St.Cattherine, Lyons, WI.35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ENGLISH woman will-baby sit, afternoons preferred.EL.4867.V-27 DRESSMAKER will sew in your home, dresses, evening gowns, ete, Hours arranged, WA.8290.V-42 TRKACHER in private school, would teach or care for children in Christmas vacation up to January 9th, Live in or out.Phone FL 1200 after G 2 BY 39 LOST SAPPHIRE and pearl ring, Friday morning between 4278 Sherbrooke and Clarke Ave.WI 2812, Reward.V-41 RS clocks value.5700.* 4 | Christian Science | * * \u201cIs the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Jeremiah 32:17.\u201cAh, Lord God! behold, thou hast made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm, and there is nothing too hard for thee.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cFor, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind.But be ye glad and rejoice for ever in that which I create: for, behold, I create Jerusalem a rejoicing, and her people a joy.\u201d (Isaiah 65: 17 and 18.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook ON rate R r A [3 FunaraL DIRECTORS Establishad 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge 1254 Dountain St.@P Phone: DA 4321 \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u2014 \u201cThe scientific fact that man and the universe are evolved from spirit, and so are spiritual, is as fixed in divine Science as is the proof that mortals gain the sense of health only as they lose the sense of sin and disease.Mortals can never understand God's creation while believing that man is a creator.God's children already created will be cognized only as man finds the truth of being.A material world implies a mortal mind and man a creator.The scientific divine creation declares immortal Mind and the universe created by God.\u201d (Pages 69 and 507.) + * | Montreal Truth Centre | A\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 x At the Montreal Truth Centre Sunday last, the usual evening service was in the form of a unique Christmas offering.The setting, old-fashioned snow-hooded lamps radiating a purple glow, and a tree with snow and icicles, might have been the street scene of some village of long ago.In the foreground was a suggestion of the manger where Mary, portrayed by Miss Margaret Ellis, kept vigil over the Babe, The Science of Mind Women's Choir, who so kindly donated its services for the evening, entered bearing lighted tapers, and in the processional to the creche, sang \u201c0, Little Town of Bethlehem.\u201d Mrs.Evelyn Calvert presided at the piano.After the rendition of several of the most beautiful and loved carols by the choir, Miss Edith Murray sang \u201cBirthday of a King\u201d by W.H, Neidlinger, accompanied by Mrs, H.F.Briegel.Dr.Margaret Davies Edwards, leader, in her address, \u201cThe Coming of Christ\u201d struck a responsive chord in every listener, as she the physical birth of Jesus being gave the metaphysical interpretation of the Christmas message; symbolical of the birth of the Christ Spirit in man.On Sunday, James Falconer will speak on \u201cLooking Forward.\u201d Guest artist, Leslie Raper, will sing \u201cThe Holy City.\u201d These Sunday services are con- at Bethlehem -\u2014 * I Westmount Baptist | - * * \u201cUntil Shiloh Come\u201d.The Hope of Israel is in the Coming of the Messiah.When the aged Jacob was about to leave this world he called before him his Twelve Sons.To each of these he addressed significant farewell words.Of Judah the Tribe from which David came and from which Christ sprang the Patriarch said this:- \u201cThe sceptre shall not depart from Judah nor a Law-giver from between his feet until Shiloh come and unto him shall the gathering of the people be.\u201cThis Remarkable Prediction will be the basis of the morning sermon.Westmount Church Bible School meets in two sections.From Grade IV upwards the classes meet at 10 a.m.while from the Nursery to Grade the School meets at 11 a.m.Parents may therefore bring their children to the School while they themselves attend the morning Worship Service.The Bus Service from Montreal West is available for all worshippers who care to use it.\u201cYour Names are Written in Heaven.\u201d This will be the inspiring theme of the evening sermon.When the Seventy Disciples returned from their First \u2018Preaching Mission they were thrilled because of the success they had witnessed.It was they that Jesus said:- \u201cRejoice because your names are written in Heaven.\u201d To have our Birth Registered on High, our Names inscribed on \u201cThe Lamb's Book of Life\u201d is surely the greatest good which can befall us.Christmas Day will be observed on Sunday, December 25th.R.C.S.C.C.\u201cVictory\u201d Holds Christmas Event The Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps \u201cVictory\u201d will hold its annual Christmas tree party.Tuesday, December 20.The Junior Divisions of the R.C.S.C.C.\u201cVictory\u201d will also be on board.This will be strictly a party evening, and it is hoped it will be an enjoyable evening for all attending.ducted at the Montreal Truth Centre, 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.(near Guy).CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Special movies for children's Birthday Parties.Free group photo.WA.5108, v-1i ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS particulars P.O.Box 213 Station L, Westmount GROUPS Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday Afternoon TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65¢ ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH For BABEE - 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DU.2610 A Ee oo ai Lm Aa TAUE (EN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 Social rsonal > Engagements Weddings Mr.and Mrs.Christopher Anderson Mrs.Sidney Levitt, 4 Belfrage road, Westmount has returned from a visit to the United Kingdom.Mr.and Mrs.Giles Perodeau, of Lachute, Que, will be Christmas guests of Mrs.Perodeau's parents, Maj-Gen.and Mrs.C.B.Price.Mrs.Lyon W.Jacobs, Shel- bourne Towers, has returned to Montreal after a ten day visit to New York, Newark and West Newton, Mass.Dr.L.M.Pidgeon head of the Metallurgical and Engineering Department of Toronto University, was in Montreal over the week-end on his way to Chalk River, Ont.While here he visited his mother, Mrs .E.Leslie Pidgeon, Acadia apartments.Miss Denise Craig, of Ewell, Surrey, has arrived from England for the marriage of Miss Janet Elizabeth Dixon to Mr.John Munro Elder, taking place on December 27 at which she will be one of the bridal attendants.She is the guest of the bride-elect's parents, Mr.Shirley Dixon, K.C., and Mrs.Dixon.ve Sherbrooke Mountain Sts.Photographed on Saturday afternoon, following their marriage in St.Stephen's Church, Westmount, Mr.and Mrs.Christopher Anderson are pictured above.Mrs.Anderson was formerly Miss Leila Isabel Barker, daughter of Mr.William Arthur Barker, and of the late Mrs.Barker, of Westmount, and Mr.Anderson is the son of the late Mr.T.Anderson and of Mrs.Anderson, of Rosemount.ANDERSON\u2014BARKER The marriage of Miss Lelia Isabel Barker, daughter of Mr.William Arthur Barker, and the late Mrs.Barker, of Westmount, to Mr.Christopher Anderson, son of Mrs.M.Anderson and the late T.Anderson, of Rosemount, took place at three o'clock Saturday afternoon in St.Stephen's Church, Westmount.The Rev.A.T.Love officiated at the double ring ceremony and Mr.E.Tait was at the organ, while Mrs.Donald Rhind sang \u201cWhere\u2019er You Walk\u201d and \u201cThe Voice That Breathed O'er Eden.\u201d White pom-pons and Exciting Vw Aprivabs! ws Prints Wo che $19.95 - A GALA COLLECTION \u2014 Wear Them Now \u2014 Wear Them Thru Spring OI, $35.00 a Faille 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE Charlotte com OPEN 9 TO é DAILY go Westmount Fl.7773 MME A.SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES © e e 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST CourvAL white carnations formed the decorations.Miss Madeleine Barker, of Halifax, N.S., was her sister\u2019s maid of honor; Miss Evangeline Larue, of Montreal, and Mrs.Charles Rourke, of Rawdon, Que., sister of the bridegroom, the other attendants.Mr.Jack Anderson was best man for his brother and the wsh- ers were Mr.Walter Meldrum and Mr.Leo Savard.Mr.Malcolm Barker gave his sister in marriage.She wore a bouffant gown of blush satin, with a long train and a full length veil of tulle illusion sprinkled with for- get-me-nots and caught with a tiara of brilliants and pearls.Her cascade bouquet was composed of white roses and carnations.The maid of honor wore an azure blue full skirted taffeta frock and a matching hat trimmed with a baby pink ostrich plume while she carried a pink maribou muff trimmed with pink roses.The other attendants in Burgundy taffeta dresses wore matching hats, trimmed with blue feathers and carried maribou muffs, trimmed with pink roses.Mrs.A.M.Barker, the bride's sister-in-law, wore a floor length gown of sea green velvet with contrasting pink and silver accessories, and a cdrsage of pink roses.Mrs.Anderson, the bridegroom's mother, wore a wine velvet ankle length frock and a matching hat, her corsage bouquet of cream roses.Following a reception in the Green Room, at Victoria Hall, where white and yellow pompons formed the floral arrangements, Mr.and Mrs.Christopher Anderson left for a motor trip to Atlantic City.For travelling the bride wore a grey wool dress under a heaver - collared grey cloth coat, with grey accessories.The couple will reside in Norgate, Montreal.Out-of-town guests included Mr.T.MacMillan, of Toronto, and Mr.Frank Haddad and Miss Pauline Haddad, of Rawdon, Que.JENKINS - WILLIAMS The marriage of Miss Brenda J.Williams, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.Williams, of Kingston-on- Thames, Surrey, England, to Mr.Kenneth E.Jenkins, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.H.W.Jenkins, of Surbiton, Surrey, England, took place quietly on December 3, in the Church of St.Augustine, Father Gerald Britt officiating.Given in marriage by Mr.E.Hardcastle, the bride wore a wine colored suit, with matching hat, and a corsage of white carnations.Mr, Francis J.Pugh acted as best man for the groom.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.P.Whiteley, formerly of Westmount, and their daughters, Mrs.Betty Williard and Mrs.F.M.Hennesey, are now residing at 465 Westminister Avenue North, Montreal West.Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Fraser are giving a small buffet dance on Friday night, December 23 at their residence, 174 Edgehill Road, in honor -of their daughter, Miss Joan Fraser.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Gray-Don- ald have returned to Quebec,.following a visit with Dr.and Mrs.Donald Hingston.ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Roderick A.Mac- Gregor, of New Glasgow, N.S., announce the engagement of their daughter, Marion Jean, (Cherry) to Mr.John T.Dohan, son of Dr.and Mrs.J.S.Dohan, of West- mount.The marriage will take place quietly on December 17 in Montreal.= Mr.and Mrs.R.H.McMillan, of Jacquet River, New Brunswick, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean, to Mr.H.Edgar Morrison, son of the late John Morrison and Mrs.Morrison of Westmount.The wedding will take place on March 6.Miss Maud L.Ford, 5051 Gros- venor Avenue, after which the newly-married couple left by plane for New York.Upon their return, they will reside at 4150 Maplewood Avenue.Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding were Mr.and Mrs.M.F.Zambra, and Mr.K.H.G.May, of London, England; Mr.and Mrs.J.Shea of Beckingham, England; Mrs.W.Hill, of Ilford, England; Mme H.Englebert, of Belgium; Mr, F.J.Hays, and Miss R.Hughes, of Liverpool, England, muff bearing pink roses, from which fell blue streamers that were knotted with pink Pinocchio roses and tulle.The best man was Harold Wilson, formerly of Verdun, Quebec, and the two ushers were Mr.R.G.Holloway and Mr.R.G.Adams, both of Vancouver, B.C.The parents of the bride and groom were unable to attend the wedding.The couple later motored to Harrison-Hot-Springs, B.C., the bride wearing a navy gabardine suit with grey accessories topped with a navy coat and orchid corsage.Mr.Jamieson is with the Canadian Provost Corps, and stationed at Jericho Beach, Vancouver.Mr.and Mrs.Jamieson will reside in Vancouver.There's little peace of mind when somebody else is giving you a piece of theirs.Cook Serves Fresh Cake Every Time We have found that a cake made from a standard recipe ig too much cake at a time.The last of it becomes dry and is wasted, To divide a package of cake mix is easy compared to dividing a recipe.(Of course, the producer of cake mixes will not approve of this method bur If care is used, in measuring the contents of a package and the amount of liquid kept in proportion to the amount of cake mix used, the result win be satisfactory.) One half package of cake mix will make six cup cakes and one small loaf.The loaf is eaten fresh as it comes from the oven with, or without, chocolate sauce.The cup cakes are frosted and served the next evening with fruit or ice cream.When a larger cake is needed a whole package of white cake mix is used and one cup of shelled walnuts added.This is baked in a loaf.We really \u201ctake the cake\u201d with this combination.Alternate spoonfuls of prepared light and dark cake mix batter, placed in a pan and baked, make a marble cake that is popular with all who try it.Peach up-side-down cake is made by baking the prepared gold cake mix on top of sliced and sugared peaches.A custard filling is used between two layers of light cake mix and we have Washington cream pie.But the greatest feat was that beautiful large wedding cake.All who ate it commented on its fine texture, its delicious flavor, and moist delicacy.Afterward it was learned that packages of white cake mix had been used with no of our neighbor, who made a muss, no fuss, but with the assurance that the result would be a perfect cake.FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 a That exclusive CREATED FOR That handwork elegance in daylime and cocktail dresses .evening and dinner gowns .and millinery YOU ALONE! HAUTE COUTURE 1479 SHERBROOKE ST.W.\u2014 Fitzroy 7597 iL À A À air \"Re Madame Collette MANAGER Formerly of Henry Morgan's Ltd.INC. One of the features of the Junior League Revue, being presented this week at His Majesty's Theatre, wiH be the Christmas number.Above is a scene from \u201cChristmas Eve,\u201d with a dainty Santa Claus ready to decorate the Christmas tree.Joan Thackray ls Santa Claus, and her attendants are, left to right: Miss Madeleine Gohier, Mrs.David Cape, Miss Margaret Little, Miss Joyce Macario and Mrs.Malcolm McDougall.Council of Women Recommend Support Teachers Bonus Plea \u201cBusiness looking forward and backward\u2019 was the theme of the regular monthly meeting of the Local Council of Women, held yesterday, in the Alan Shatford Hall of the Church of St.James the Apostle, with the President, Miss Esther Kerry, in the chair.A recommendation to Council was made by Mrs.R.C.Dickinson, Chairman of the Education Committee, to support a letter from the Federation of Protestant Women Teachers written to all members of the Executive Council and Legislative Assembly, asking that bonusus be paid retired teachers THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER It\u2019s Christmas In The Junior League Revue \"Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club To Hold Xmas Parly Tuesday Afternoon The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will hold its annual members\u2019 Christmas party and pantry shower for the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children on Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30, in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West.The party and games will be under the convenership of Mrs.W.G.Critchley and Mrs.W.Mack.Mrs.H.Dennis, who is in charge living on very inadequate pensions.She pointed out that, at the present time, 845 teachers were receiving yearly pensions of $500, or less; an additional 134 are receiving $750, or less yearly and they are urgently in need of financial assistance.Smoke Control In view of its long time concern with the menace to health and house-keeping caused by excessive smoke emission, the Council agreed FAMOUS FRENCH RESTAURANT Rendez-vous of the connoisseur for thirty years.Table d'hote luncheon $1.30 \u2014 Dinner $1.60 Salons available for private gatherings Special Attention to Women's Clubs, Luncheons and Dinner Parties.1500 Drummond St.\u2018 BE.0458 to express appreciation of the work of City Councillors R.E.Wagar and Marcel Lafaille upon their efforts, in conjunction with the City Planning Department in preparing a new city by-law which will provide for educational work in smoke control and effective enforcement of anti-smoke regulations.Mrs.E.S.Davies, Chairman of the newly formed Committee on Archives, reported that copies of leaflets such as \u201cFamily Allowances in Canada\u201d, \u201cDisabilities of Women in Quebec Law\u201d, are now available to groups wishing to study these subjects, as a result of their first meeting.Of historical interest are reports, dating from 1899, dealing with women in professions, industrial life, education, politics and social life, from The International Congress of Women, which are on file as well as most of the National Council Reports from 1893 to 1948.The resignation of the Asistant Recording Secretary, Mrs.G.H.Walker, was received with regret.Mrs.Roland Kennedy was appointed to fill this position.For the first time in the history of the Province, a woman advocate, Mrs.Wilhelmina Holmes, Chairman of the Economics Committee, has opened a law office, it was noted by the president.Mrs.Charles Bardo, President of the Jewish Junior Welfare League, told of the work of her club which included a service for disabled veterans ,a display of whose work was on hand.Concluding item of the meeting was the presentation to Mrs.A.Turner Bone of a corsage with her citation, accompanying her ap- pointment as Honorary Vice-Presi- dent, which read as follows: \u2014 \u201cMrs.A.Turner Bone is in her fourteenth year of service to the Local Council of Women of Montreal as Chairman of its Education and Civics Committee, Vice- President in the post-war years, 1945-48, and now Immediate Past-President, she has given continuous and effective thought and action to the growth and development of the Montreal Council.Elected in 1947 a Vice- President of the National Council of Women, she acted in the same year as delegate to sessions of the International Council of Women in Philadelphia and has made able contribution to the work of the National Council.\u201cIn the community Mrs, Turner Bone\u2019s interests have long been directed to the field of the employment of women and to vocational training.She was a leader in opening opportunity in Canada to domestic workers from Europe and has given them encouragement and cheer on their way to Canadian citizenship.\u201cIt seems fitting that our Immediate Past-President should now take permanent place in the activities and records of the Montreal Council through her appointment, on November 16th, 1949, as one of its Honorary Vice-Presidents.\u201d A reception for Mrs.Turner Bone followed the meeting.Always cut a package of half- defrosted frozen strawberries open on the flat side, making 2 slits like a cross, so a spoon can go in for serving.Use all you need.Then seal up with Scotch tape and 16, 1940 quick, put the remaining straw- hefries back in the freezing cham- \u2018 M PAGE PLEVEN hospital pantry are donated by the members of the club as a Christmas gift.Mrs.A.G.Walker and her come mittee will serve tea.of the Christmas buying, will display the gifts of toys, dolls, etc, which are to be sent to the hospital.At this meeting, supplies for the TREC RSS EE EEE rt aude SA Christmas [ Suggestions You can get it at May's \u2014 a useful gift she can wear through the year and adore it LINGERIE Slips, Panties, Gowns and Pyjamas.HANDBAGS GLOVES HOSIERY SWEATERS SKIRTS BLOUSES White and colours from 3.95 Beautiful GIFT SCARVES from 1.98 [4 ER EEE RSS RAS EURE N + LADIES WEAR 1219 SREENE AVENUE Fltzroy 9541 (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Store Hours: 9 to 6 + Ty LE: ok WICH A CR ROAR CERRO URRY 6 2\" Be : UE, EOC ECCEOREE! CORE USRORRECICR TT EROS RIOT | AT 8 vz HIS Christmas, give her a gift she can use and enjoy .a gift to compliment your good taste and express your thoughtfulness.J Blouses - In fashion\u2019s newest shades and materials, including Rina Originals, hand-made.Sizes 32 to 44.3.95 to 23.00 Lingerie In pure silk, crepe, satins and nylon.Nightgowns and pyjamas 2.95 to 17.50 Slips and half slips.White, blue, pink, maize, navy, brown and Nile .3.50 to 10.00 Briefs and panties 79c to 3.50 Hankies - Irish linen, initialed or lace trim 50e to 2.75 Scarfs - Pure silk 2.25 to 6.50 Gloves - In fabric, doeskin and kid «ee.1.50 to 6.50 Hosiery - Sheer nylon and pure Silk .1.50 to 2.50 \u201cShocking\u201d Girdles - In nylon, two-way stretch.In blue, maize, white, pink and navy S 5.00 Matching nylon bras 2.25 a.Enjoy our personal service while you shop leisurely and comfortably away ! from the hurry and inconvenience of og down town.d Ÿ : | Open All Day Wednesdays Until Christinas i ESTABLISHED 1821 = Corset LINGERIE \u2014 HOSIERY \u2014 GLOVES \u2014 ACCESSORIES - [RI pA SS 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST DE.1850 » 1 AN AGNES REID SHOP i RISA BiDidt 3 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUN y, DECEMBE Gr: ja Glam 5 Within Ÿ hl REE NBN SBE DEBBI Sie Cheat = ERE aR 3 ESSERE INI ZZ ED SDD BENE MANS I IES IIS IFINSRN AN BIIB IIS BS MIRA CHANEL PA SEULE EE t à {| 1] 4 |: a \" { {1 Pi F0 Hoa : + i 1441 2 ey YH a ' 2 tte 425 x 1.A i Fa, I CRE TE LEpthe bg no Le : A Dies ; a 4 © Da te el i .- | Rite be ETI 43 \u20ac LE L'ANGE ; .i nr oY ; ; 4 fs 1 .1 Voy SUL ; | Ll i .\u2018 \" a ; + .A ., - a.i : .Lu R pt pu : i i : ro A (LT pi, ! i : , A LS [a RE 2% EE RRR SRERRRERER EXTRAIT CHANEL Ne S $2.00 *9 - Match Box favorite Ss 1 Her 1a 1 wants and treasures: be atch HE Se ine st «lon nail enamel plus shade of 101\" lasing 3 Revlon s famous long lipstick on it is more ng dn Lip Fashion gold foil box- No gi both in a | | a! - FOR HER MOST CHERISHED CHANEL No.5 CHANEL GARDENIA CHANEL CUIR DE RUSSIÉ - CHANEL No.22 certain to please.aepareqegercent OERERSR RTE Aoxeces gaie I CRN IRRSRCRIS RET DORE PRPPETCEECET à aff tts.For Évergone in the Family! | Roli's Razor complete v ag: .pa Fools I SN D1 SD RH BIH RRM B NIMH ND INI ID, PERFUMES FROM $5.00 + COLOGNES FROM $3.00 Foner onreerR nen COlTRRRIT IC ROIRRREE OEIC IOC ERCROER hd Lovely Face Powder Compacts 0 on Ra pan: A&E 2.00 - 2.98 - 3.50 to 12.50 ROPAGEIBI III SDDADE É Lovely Wool Covered Heating Pads - FREE TS DELIVERY enone ae 47 * ; Remington and Schick Electric w Ë Shavers .creer 19.95 up SRE IDOD FEHB RNID SEHI HN PIRES CCLRC APR NP BNE SSB New Kodak Hawkeye - Just CALL ÿ Streamlined Camera .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.600 Wais Disney AIl Rubber Toys .79c 8 DExter Yardley's Lavender Soap .Box of 3 1.50 4 Westclox Alarm Clock ._\u2026 2.65 A 3 9 2 5 * ÿ ; English Imported Pure Badger ÿ AEE IIIB WIRED PDA 2 2S.CE, T H E | I \u2018 Shaving Brushes 4.00 - 5.00 - 6.00 \u2018 LÉ DE t \u2018 Ladies\u2019 Lovely Dressing Mirrors, 2 sides 1.75 ÿ 4 3 S N A Waterman's Ball Point Fountain Pen .1.50 ; x er Potter & Moore Bath Salt Tablets.Box 50c er | 3525* per oeLivery i tt etait Jerr HEE CE CRORE ERROR SELENE uvery \u20ac 5 wall be A.- ® i A iy 1 } DECEMBER 16, 1949 \u2014 > PAGE FHIRILEN > bi AN t BIN I BU IO I IN I IS SBN BE BD HAD II i154) , iy \u2019 ÿ Ee ; e © ÿ : ji ive Ifer beauty for Christmas ; 1 \" f \u2019 5 M ; Creations by.Ÿ | Give ber .A RE mer Gif helena rubinstein: ! na Gift) ! i 4 0 ° .; ; \u201c | ¥ i / 77/4 Ÿ Ls : .me 3 © ; Y.telling her she\u2019s lovely ; er « + .specially cherished when you ; .give her precious creations ! ; M | HOLLYWO oD by Helena Rubinstein! : #Glitters,\u201d wonderful Gift Sets ¥ - [| P SE T 5 exquisitely wrapped for you .« « ¥ \u2018 ¥ .i ; Ë in dazzling gold or silver paperl i > Her 7 5 .i Ë In Beau Favorite Make-Up Your choice of two precious ; , Ë itul, Useful plastic Cases \u201cGlitter\u201d Sets.: Command Performance Eau de Parfum ÿ ; \u20ac y and Sachet Powder, 4.75 .Ÿ ; o Gug } Command Performance Eau de ¥ her ESSWO a; : Ome in right op ad Rk abo A Parfum and Dusting Powder with ÿ at y Mai.\u201cOrrecz Co ch ses 3 Puff, 6.25 fi e- a = \u201c Bio, ocify Wh Ensemppe.or k To carry in her purse! i ¢ wa o ethe, For Ÿ #ä Famous 4-Color Keys to Beauty\u2014 ¥ à Erre + hu Nez Te ÿ four lipsticks on a chain\u2014plus mirror! 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CODE COC CORSO RRIC CL IROL TT CREED COLT LE, SUBDIIDDIDDBD DD ISIS > EE | FR : à I ÿ A u { DELIVERY | Ÿ | ÿ 0 3 * ; A a y I Just CALL | a ¥ =n i o tay à DExter | , , wl Y/N a Ÿ \" ; 4 LI A B L E D R U G S T 0 R E S WEEE SMAI IND NSH IMD SSH ID DBD : » H RBROOKE ST.W DExter ) .WEST : ORE 3525+ if ORXR VICTORIA AVENUE ree: oeveny 352 1 ! 11 SE RE CN ES CR RG 1 ER EE CE OD RO ES URE RDO TE ERODE AOC CR ! g Ir | iy & b a. li EE PAGE FOURTEEN LAMP MOUNTING Vases, Figurines, Objets d'Arts CONVERTED INTO LAMPS LAMP SHADES Of Silk, Spun Glass, and Parchment Made by Hand CHINA RESTORING LAMP CRAFT Vo 2182 St.Catherine W.WI.6585 Work Committee All \u2018workroom activities of the Women's Work committee of the Montreal branch of the Canadian Red Cross, Guy Street, will be suspended during the Christmas season, beginning on Saturday, December 17, reopening on Monday, January 9, 1950.Total department store sales in Canada during the first six months of 1949 were ten per cent higher than in the same period last year.\u2014Quick Canadian Facts.ALICE & MAUDE DRESS SHOP Registered 4921 SHERBROOKE W., APT.2 (Between Prince Albert and Claremont) Specializing in Large Sizes in Very Youthful Styles ALICE DIONNE © MAUDE CLEASON WA.7087 widths.Also distinguished MOHAWK o° GROSVENOR sculptured pettern broadloom.< fn all the mew colours, grey, green, rose, Q beige, ete.Cregeen mien {Subsidiary Canada Carpet Cleaning Ce.) Axminster and Wilton \u2014 plain, carved and in chintz.9 ond 12 feet Open All Day Saturday EX.3411 ; 3945 NAMUR ST.W Ir.ax NS Ne Hass _Announces the Appointment of MISS SYLVIA MITCHELL Well-Known Hair Stylist Miss Mitchell will be pleased to welcome her clients at Les PS e Salons > 1520 MOUNTAIN ST.LAncaster 9728 eee BÉlair 0916 Giada Finest Beauty étalon, OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY PERMANENT WAVING IS AN ART WHICH CAN ONLY BE DONE ARATE) .THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 1 ees 01 OO 6 LEE Ar \"Joan's CHATTER | OOO 0 EO 10 LA a A New Note Has Been Struck as his Parisian confréres who head for their favourite Bistro at lunchtime.LA TOUR EIFFEL is proud to feature a Plate Luncheon \u2014 including soup, dessert, tea or cof- By LA TOUR EIFFEL Café, offering Montreal business men the same opportunity - ÿ fee \u2014 such dishes as \u201cFilet of Sole Meunière\u201d, or \u2018Beef with cabbage and Horseradish\u201d, \u201cHam glazed with Pineapple\u201d, \u201cKidney Rizotto\"\u201d, (is your mouth water-~ A ing ?), or \u201cBoeuf Miroton\u201d (Braised Beef with a wine sauce) for $1.40, specially pre- J pared for each meal \u2014 attractions varying from day to day.Such tempting dishes can be considered \u201cune piéce de résistance\u201d when the Chef is the famous Reymond.Small wonder that this is the mecca for gourmets where actresses, actors, writers, financiers gather daily.Prince Bernhardt of Holland, Erna Sack, Georges Guétary or Maurice Chevalier, as well as Montrealers, choose this Café \u2014 our lunch was flawless, absolute} delicious and we enjoyed the cosy Bistro atmosphere, plus wonderful service.Ralph, formerly of Dru, ry's, is Maitre d\u2019'Hétel.Bar, longest in Town, serves wines and liqueurs at reasonable prices.There is a very interesting panel showing bottles from dif ferent vineyards of France.Over all is the spirit of Paris, lent by murals of beautiful Notre Dame and gay can-can girls of the Bal Tabarin \u2014 our table being beside the Seine \u2014 just a few steps from the crowds of St.Catherine Street, on Stanley.Forget your waistline, girls.Try this business men\u2019s lunch, served between 12 noon and 3 p.m.This is real] marvellous food prepared by artists.Dinner is served as usual \u2014 open till 10 p.m.with room for parties of twenty-five upstairs.For a veritable trea The Pot on the Stove + + + Dr.Esther Wright Heads N.B.Prov.Br.Consumers New Brunswick women have strengthened their role in the Canadian Association of Consumers.Formation of a Provincial Branch of the Association leaves only Newfoundland without a province-wide group of women organized to keep living standards as high as possible.The New Brunswick Branch, headed by Dr.Esther Clark wright, Fredericton, as its first president, provides a medium through which recommendations from local consumer groups may he passed.It was also set up to unify action and enable more effective presentation of problems.Dr.Wright was a logical choice as president when members of local branches met in Fredericton to organize themselves on a provincial basis.She graduated from Acadia University with honors in economics and in 1931 earned her Ph.D.degree at Radcliffe-Harvard after specializing in economic history.From 1943 to 1947 she lectured in sociology at Acadia: Her hushand, Dr.Conrad Payling Wright, is Professor of Economics at University of New Brunswick.Wide Experience Experience valuable in her new position included terms as assistant in business history at Harvard\u2019s Graduate School of Business Administration and as assistant at the Food Research Institute of Stanford University.The New Brunswick Branch, like its parent association, she says, is \u201cespeclally concerned with the quality of goods and having them standardized and labelled so 5321 DUPUIS AVE.CUT FLOWERS & | POTTED PLANTS | | aN À Cut Flowers and Plants Direct From Our Greenhouses.PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY ATlantic 1184 Bonded Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Designers and Decorators CORNER COOLBROOK The Better Way SITUATION: You are introducing your mother to a casual acquaintance and her name is different from yours.WRONG WAY: Say,\u201d \u201cThis is my mother,\u201d giving the other person no clue as to your mother\u2019s name, RIGHT WAY: Say, \u201cThis is my mother, Mrs.Jones\u201d\u2014so the other person will know what to call her in speaking to her and in saying \u201cgoodby.\u201d \u2019 people will know what they are getting.\u201d The new organization has about 700 members, with the largest group at Saint John, Associate membership of other women's organizations is planned.Dr.Wright is a daughter of the late Hon.W.G.Clark, Lieutenant- Covernor of New Brunswick from 1940 to 1945.Mrs.D.L.MacLaren, wife ofthe present Lieutenant- Governor, is honorary president of the branch.The president keeps busy with numerous other activities, including writing.Her book on the Saint John river, an historical and descriptive work, was published recently.She also has written books about New Brunswick's Miramichi and Petitcodiac Rivers.United Empire Loyalists are the subjects of her present research and a future book.Dr.Wright is regional adviser for the Canadian Welfare \u2018Council, a member of the Provincial Council of Women and an executive member of the Fredericton Children\u2019s Aid Socity.In the last few years, corduroy has come up rapidly from the thick-set variety used primarily for men's work pants to its present position as a fashion fabric.New industrial techniques have reduced it to velvety softness, made it colorfast, and easier to tailor.In addition, its water repellent qualities have made it a popular material for high-style rain-wear fashions.t \u2014 LA TOUR EIFFEL, Stanley Street.That old-fashioned habit of always having a ready pot of boiling water op the stove is pretty good to follow in principal, at least during the Xmas shopping days \u2014 and BOKAR freshly ground, BOKAR with the wonderful aroma ready too.How it cheers and lifts.\u2014 like no other COFFEE.If yoy have never tasted this delicious brand, go into your nearest A & P Store tomorrow, choose BOKAR, the winey vigourous blend, RED CIRCLE, rich and full-bodied, or the breakfast blend 8 O'CLOCK.what you've neen looking for?Smell it.Isn't it just Everyboay will want a \u2018good suppl the Holidays \u2014 when friends drop in and especially immediately re ) ready when you return from one of those shopping expeditions.Have it ready to pop on, before you take off your coat and deposit your bundles.First thing you know you will smell that spirit lifting Brazilian perfume sailing around.A good cup of it and you're all set.That's real COFFEE \u2014 obtainable only at the À & P Stores.Dust Control Aids Allergy Sufferers According to Dr.K.Figley, Secretary of the American Academy of Allergy, \u2018Principle source of the household dust that causes asthmatic symptons is bedding dust, that results from the disintegration of cotton linters.The actual allergon is believed to be a protein substance in\u2019 the minute air-borne particles that result from such disintegration.Moreover, as feathers in pillows are cleaned or renewed, they become brittle; particles break off, get into the air and are breathed, thus creating respiratory distress in those who§ are allergic to them.\u201d Furnace manufacturers point out that it is now possible to achieve dust control within the home with the modern type warm air winter air conditioning system.This system is designed around the principle of positive controlled circulation of indoor air.By means of return-air intakes and compact return-air ducts, the cooler air in all rooms is drawn to the furnace unit by a blower where it passes through air filters before being heated and humidifed and directed back to the rooms.Modern heating system filters are capable of cleansing indoor air of a large percentage of all air-borne dust, dirt, lint and pollens.Owners of warm air winter air conditioning systems are enthusiastic over the dust-filtering advantages of these systems.\u2014 ZZ LR ZR EZ 2 a a ae a dR dd Ld ddd Handbags Repaired by Parisian Experts AN kinds of ladies\u2019 handbags repaired by craftsmen.Very best workmanship \u2014 rapid service \u2014 quality materials \u2014 complete satisfaction.Exclusive models from Paris.Also handbags made to order TIBRA HANDBAGS + 1464 Union Avenue Opposite Morgan's MA.4310 EMA M Lu 4 = \u2014 LC The r the Da \u2018Temple toria H evening Skaife, Office You this 1101 seit gift scle gon per] vou Pla you gif Ha, Solutely of Dru.There pirit of r table Forget Ss really parties ater on e Xmas pnderful If you P Store rich and it just ply for to have Have it bundles.e sail- FEF -\u2014 ps ids rs gley, Sec- Academy source of At causes ~ bedding the dis.ters.The d to be a e minute sult from \u2018cover, as leaned or ttle; par- o the air creating hose who § rs point ssible to ithin the pe warm ling Sys- designed \"positive ndoor air, pr intakes lucts, the is drawn a blower air filters rumidifed e rooms.m filters g indoor re of all and polir winter are en- -filtering systems.ris ndbags ry best vice \u2014 mplete >aris.rder.§ Inc.THE EXAMINER, WESTMQUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 Bedtime Story Time At The Children\u2019s Memorial D.O.N.Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will be held at Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Monday evening, at 7.30, with Mrs.L.J.Skaife, presiding.Officers will wear dress.informal League Revue, © Miss Joyce Macario, a member of the Junior League, is shown above, as she reads bedtime stories in Ward L, of the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital.Miss Macario is also taking part in the Junior which opened yesterday at His Theatre, and will continue until Saturday.Majesty's Potted Beauties Your Christmas greeting this year will live for months to come if vou send a potted plant as vour gift.Choose from a choice selection of old favourites .Poinsettia, Azalea, Begonia, and Cyclamen, the perfect gift for your friends, Your family, your church.Place your order carly for Your own home and jor your gifts for delivery on Christ- Was Eve or Christmas Day.BERTRAND The Horist at The Laurentien Hotel DORCHESTER ST.W.Fashion Men Shown here is a suit that is good match and a good mixer too, each piece being excellent on its own, The skirt and a loose boxy jacket (the latter not pictured) are of fine gray Linton tweed.The skirt is very straight with a slot seam down the front, The jacket is reversible, gray with orange and grey checked twaed collar revers and lining.On the reverse side it has a gray collar.A little weskit of the check has a scooped out neckline.The blouse is of white tissue faille.SPONGE CAKE Add a sliced banana to the white or an egg then beat it.The banana will dissolve and it will be à delicious substitute for whipped FRED | 8431 BUSTER BERTRAND PL.5432 BERTRAND nee.cream.Westmount Club Plays Host To 300 Children At Xmas Party Wide-eyed with excitement and anticipation, 300 eager youngsters gathered in Victoria Hall, Friday afternoon, for the annual Christmas party of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club.Strains of \u201cSilent Night\u201d mingled with \u201cI've Got A Lovely Bunch of Coconuts\u201d, as club members, dressed to represent nursery rhyme characters, led the children in a sing-song.Two gaily-trimmed Christmas trees decorated the platform, emphasizing the Christmas atmosphere, The feature of the afternoon was an original adaptatior of \u201cLittle Red Riding Hood\u201d, performed by members of the Children's Theatre.Gay laughter greeted the antics of Topsy, played by Jessica Gelber, while Joyce Mackenzie, resplendent in a red satin cape, took the part of the heroine.Others in the cast included Donald Mandelman as Sam; Myrna Rapo- port as the mother; Helen Liber- man as Miss Fussbudget; David Luck as the huntsman; Elizabeth Kraminer as the grandmother; and Gloria Wolfe as the wolf.Special guests, received by Mrs.G.T.Blair and her committee, and welcomed by Mrs.H 8S.Jacques, were from the School For Handicapped Children, Were- dale House, the School For Crippled Children, Friendly Home, and Summerhill House.Children and young friends of club members also attended.Nor did Santa Claus forget the * Puutine Harvcey says.\u201cAPPLESAUCE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE\u201d made with FIVE ROSES FLOUK 14 cup butter cup brown sugar large baking apples cup seedless raisins 1% cups Five Roses 1 2 % children, most of whom regarded his arrival as the highlight of the afternoon.Carrying a pack bulging with surprises, that jolly old gent distributed candy to the children, while he told them the tale of his newest reindeer, \u201cRudolph\u201d, .Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge at the piano, and Mrs.F.G.Sharpe, at PAGE FIFTEEN the organ, supplied the music for the afternoon.Mrs.J.W.Wright anu Mrs.F.D.Lindsay were co- chairman for the event, their committee consisting of Mesdames J.C.Cairns, C.W.Clark, M.J.G.Hogan, R.A.Maclntyre, A.A.McNiece, R.P.I.Morton, M, C.Moore, J.R.Rice, R.B.Sykes, and C.W.Thompson.GIFTS FOR Ca THE BABY SECT do drag differ A.Feeding Spoon 1.75 c.Heart Necklet 2.00 ADEA Ly B.Baby Pin 1.00 D.Bracelet 1.00 E.Sterling silver mounted girl\u2019s Hair Brush 6.50 F.Sterling silver mounted boy\u2019s Hair Brush 4.50 6.Matching Comb 1.75 14 tspn.sale Melt butter in baking dish, add sugar and stir until melted.Cool.lace on sugar and sprinkle with raisins.Sift flour, salt and baking powder together.Cream shortening until fluffy, add sugar, gradually beating until light.Add eggs and vanilla'and beat thoroughly.Add sifted dry ingredients and water alternately, beating well with each addition.Pour over apples and bake in moderate oven 350 deg.F.for 40-50 minutes.FIVE ROSES FLOUR Jor all-purpose baking Peel, core and slice apples; BIRKS JEWELLERS is extra-delicious ! sugar Flour 23 cup water 3 tspns.baking powder 14 cup shortenin 34 cup granulate 2 eggs; well beaten % tspn.vanilla Director: The Five Roses Kitchen ~ P.O.Box 6400, Montreal, P.Q.i Sere i roan mn - \u2019 2 RE EEE TE MES 3 SE Le asus VOY % WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Benck & Table Service AT.4755.6 HA.5543 Reg'd Est'd.1919 $220 Decarie Blvd.(YY YY VVVEN Fees a sons Are You Entertaining?assaaal Gracious Curtaining Includes Consideration Of Outer Aspect Curtains, it is said, do more than most things to reveal the personality of your house.If you are the feminine type, it's ten to one you will admire the befrilled nets, chiffon sheer celanese, and filmy materials being used in some of the most attractive homes.If you are the tailored-to-measure woman you will modify your curtain choices with an eye to the beautiful as well as the practical.Curtains, after all, provide a HUBERT 1226 BISHOP STREET 16 DAYS 1240 Peel Street LOGS Antiques Bought and Soin FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION SEE BERMUDA IN THE SPRINGTIME \u2018Wonderfully interesting, all-expense party being arranged by Tobin's Travel Bureau.PAYABLE IN CANADIAN FUNDS Leaving Montreal, March 3rd, A.M.Returning Montreal, March 19th, P.M.PERSONALLY CONDUCTED BY MRS.H.B.POPE Four days in New Yerk, five days on board the lovely ship \u2018Queen of Bermuda,\u201d nine days on the beautiful Island at the finest hotel, the Princess.Price includes all transportation and taxes, twin bed rooms and bath ond fine hotels, all meals.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, WRITE OR PHONE TOBIN'S TRAVEL BUREAU | ROBIL FANCY for CHRISTMAS 20 guests 2.99 10 guests 1.75 { 18 guests 2.50 pretty important item in any house.You will admit you never feel settled until you have your curtains hung, whether it is in a brand new home or.after a house-cleaning splurge.Curtains and drapes \u201cprovide privacy,\u201d shut out drafty and complete a color scheme.And, do remembez - that passersby see your house as a whole.They will not appreciate, and you should not, colored drapes that clash violentiy with brick or paint.It is a good idea, too, to have some general plan of curtain-hanging.Do not mix plain and tieback drapes higgledy- piggledy fashion across the front of your house.For Spacious Look You will have a greater feeling of space if you use the same type of curtain material in a living room and the adjoining dining room or alcove or any room which opens into another.Small rooms will look larger if drapes are allowed to fall straight.Save your tiebacks and festoons for rooms with ample wall space where their softening influence will be felt.Do not be afraid to use simple cottons with your painted furniture.They are by far the most appropriate choice.Plain factory cotton, bound or bordered in brightly colored bias tape, gingham, or print, may be a solution in a youngstèr's room, or even in the kitchen.Chintz, glazed or unglazed, is always a happy solution to the drape problem.If you are the proud possessor of some good mahogany in your home, good glazed English chintz is a perfect choice.PLOMER MA: 5851 - $460.00 PL.9613 ICE CREAM | \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 Sure, and these are the three prettiest Irish lasses in New York, according to the judges in a department store\u2019s \u201cMiss Ireland\u201d contest.And bad cess fo any spalpeen who doubts it.The winner, who gets a two-week trip to Ireland, is Mary Collins, center, of New York City.Second was Joan Murray, left, of Harrison, N.J., and third, Sally Ferguson of New York.Versatile Sauces Dress Up Most Commonplace Foods Sauces are used to enhance the flavour and appearance of the food with which they are served.Sometimes the sauce adds food value to an otherwise incomplete dish.Poor food cannot be disguised by the most perfect sauce, but a simple food may appear elegant and glamorous when accompanied by the right sauce.One of the five basic recipes the trained chef must master is the white or cream sauce.It is sometimes called \u201cmother sauce\u201d because so many different sauces are evolved from the basic recipe.The homemaker who makes perfect white sauce has the base for dozens of sauces (sweet, sour, piquant or rich) as the occasion demands, Of course there are exceptions* to every rule.There are a few spe- tomatoes, salt, cloves, nutmeg, | M2 | | | CAKES | 30 guests 3.50 Order Now Fancy Molds .doz.2.25 | VE.2451 Snowballs .doz.1.80 8 AM.to Mokas .doz.1.80 Midnight Additional charge for dry ice and delivery 5375 Sherbrooke St.West FOR HOLIDAY FUN You'll have better chances of being a grand success at all the holiday parties you plan to attend if your party gowns are completely fresh.Our deluxe cleaning service restores like-new glamor to your finest, most delicate gowns.@ All grime removed @ No suspicion of odor We Cuerantee Your Satisfaction PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE WINDSOR DRY CLEANERS & DYERS CO.LTD.1205 Church Ave.TRenmore 6679 | \u201csustaining membership\u201d, Rayon Damasks Do not get the notion, however, that your drapes must be expensive to be effective.There are any number of beautiful and suitable fabrics for the housewife of modest income.Take the new satin (rayon) damasks for example.They come in lovely silvery blues, antique gold, and jewel tones or jade, sapphire, amethyst, and ruby and have the sheen of Irish napery.They are Victorian, too, in feeling with their satiny flower clusters and fleur-de-lis on a plain background, and they have the advantage of pattern while preserving the one-color note favored by many, especially in rooms where there.is already a good deal of color contrast.For durability and smartness there is nothing to surpass block linen particularly when used with oak or walnut furniture.It has a leathery appearance that is pleasantly cool and it is sturdy, too.More Aid Is Asked As Christmas Gift To Children\u2019s Home A Christmas appeal is issued to all previous subscribers of the Orange and Protestant Children's Home, recently dedicated at Rose- meme, Quebec, urging \u2018sustaining membership\u201d by the payment of a minimum of $5.00 per annum.This entitles the \u201csustaining member\u201d to attend and vote at the annual meeting of the corporation and to receive a copy of the annual report and financial statement.In this way they will have a very real share in the work of the Home.- It is urged that every member of the Loyal Orange Lodge and the Ladies\u2019 Orange Benevolent Association, and all citizens interested in this work for orphans and homeless children take out such for- warding such pledge to The Or- cial sauces which are easy to make but are quite different in consistency and method.Honey may be the base for excellent sauces, to serve on fruits.A little grated orange rind addad to the honey makes an easy and delicious dressing for fruit salad.Whipped cream will hold its shape longer when sweetened wilh honey instead of sugar.A sauce that lends the right zip to spinach or green beans 18 made by blending a little prepared mustard and vinegar with softened butter before adding to the hot vegetables.Here are several recipes for sauces.They have been suggested by the home economists of the Consumer Section, Dominion Department of Agriculture.The secret of making a good spaghetti sauce lies in long slow sonings.Heat.Add butter.Yield: six servings.Spaghettl Sauce tablespoons fat stalk celery with leaves, finely chopped 1 large onion, finely chopped 1 green pepper, chopped 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 clove garlic, chopped 1 cup brown gravy 2 cups canned tomatoes or tomato juice 8, teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon cloves 14, teaspoon nutmeg 14 teaspoon sage 1 bay leaf 115 cup ground cooked meat 2 tablespoons chopped olives (optional) 14 cup grated Cheddar cheese Melt fat in saucepan, add the celery, onion, green pepper, parsley and garlic.Cook 5 minutes or until browned.Then add gravy, ange and Protestant Children's Home Inc, P.O.Box 1483, Place d'Armes Station, Montreal.Receipts will be promptly issued and are deductable from Income Tax.sage and bay leaf.Continue cook- sauce is thick and well blended, And the ground meat and olives and cook for 30 minutes longer.Just before serving, blend in the cheese and serve over spaghetti.Yield: six servings.Trick Of The Chef To make a rich apricot compote after plain stewing apricots, add the grated rind of one-quarter orange to the liquid and boil it down five minutes.Pour over the apricots and serve very cold.Fl.6311 ICE MANUFACTURING CO.LIMITED 4093 St.Catherine St.W.ing slowly for 1% hours until 8 È There | ! nd at ia every ; pon.The eyes.Th § tion of with frie You n 8 powl of Barge lac En profu E; symbols convenie! E- guest ar fi cup of e Remer i base of M food eve E spirit.B À side ref ved wit] vored bu cake.(Make Six e quarts 1 vanilla, nutmeg.Beat until all solved.chill in for at ] When Tr cream V chilled, punch | cream 1 eggnog; meg.(Mak One Q cream ( salt, 2% spoon V If ice advance partmer about 1 use.Te Add sa beat un 8 milk a ready ti ture in cream sprinkle | Conv Elect Exec A sp tive of Hospita the ho.ber 5, coming chairmi: Mrs.man, Mrs, C ed vice mond ] spondir cers pi P.Car Miss \u20ac Ed, Ma: cher, C and M The at the pm.ciety + of the articles bers w patient Mrs.the hc Henri Tea The Swims, we'd 1 Ski f the food fuised t and is the cause | The ozens > tmeg, cook- until @ nded, olives ger.n the rhetti.mpote rarter oil it >r the ANS A NG fl.| Convalescent Hospital [Hearty Eggnog ] There must be a Christmas tree M ui at least one eggnog party jp every traditional Yuletide sea- | wn.The tree is a feast for the À yes.The eggnog is a combina- Ë tion of eggs and dairy foods spiced D gith friendship.You need a great-hearted punch # owl of sliver,china or glass, a large ladle and small punch cups Pin profusion.Arrange all these symbols of holiday welcome on a | conveniently placed table.As each guest arrives, he is greeted with a ÿ cup of eggnog.Remember that eggnog, with its base of milk and Cream, is a real food even though served in party spirit.Because of this, only light side refreshments need to be served with it, such as highly flavored butter sandwiches and fruit cake.Traditional Eggnog (Makes about 25 punch cups) .Six eggs, 3% cup sugar, 14 quarts light cream, 2 tablespoons vanilla, 1 cup heavy cream, grated nutmeg.Beat eggs and sugar together until all grains of sugar have dissolved.Add milk and salt and chill in refrigerator overnight or for at least four or more hours.When ready to serve, add light cream which has been thoroughly chilled, and vanilla.Pour into* punch bowl.Beat cold heavy cream until frothy and pour over eggnog; sprinkle with grated nutmeg.Ice Cream Nog (Makes about 25 punch cups) One quart vanilla or eggnog ice cream (bulk), 8 eggs; % teaspoon salt, 234 quarts milk, to 3 tablespoon vanilla, grated nutmeg.If ice cream is purchased far in advance, place in freezing compartment of refrigerator.Remove shout 15 minutes before ready to use.To prepare ice cream nog; Add salt to egg in mixing bowl; beat until light and frothy.Stir in milk and vanilla, Chill.When ready to serve, pour milk-egg mixture into punch howl.Add ice tream in large spoonfuls and sprinkle grated nutmeg over top.Elects Officers at Executive Meeting À special meeting of the executive of the Montreal Convalescent Hospital Associates was held at the hospital on Monday, December 5, to discuss plans for the coming season and to appoint a chairman.Mrs.Henri Gareau, vice chairman, was appointed chairman; Mrs.C.P.Levesque was appoint- ¢d vice chairman, and Mrs.Desmond McNamee was made corresponding secretary.Other officers previously elected were Mrs.P.Carriere, recording secretary; Miss C.Dwyer, treasurer; Mrs, Ed.Maxwell and Mrs.F.R.Fletcher, councillors; Mrs.Neil Currie and Mrs.C.Dionne, convenors.The Christmas tree will be held et the hospital on Sunday at 3 pm.The St.Genesius Choral Society will be the musical feature of the programme.Hand - knitted articles collected from the members will be presented to all the patients.Mrs.O.C.Gruner, president of the hospital, will introduce Mrs.Henri Gareau, who will preside.Tea will be served.The batfish walks instead of Swims.With a name like that we'd have thought it flew.Skinny men, women gain 5, 10,15 lbs, Get New Pop, Vim, Vigor chris Bony mb Himbe all ous; ash cou Bale Lk er Ik cients s28 Hat i 8 i gs 2 8 z ë R 2 E g Bg 2 I 3 ; 3 i fiji : 535: 3 z ©.= gop\u201d gs: a 18% Eu i ih HH THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919 been sifted with 1-2 teaspoon salt and 1 1-2 teaspoons baking powder alternately with 1-2 cup milk.Paur hot cherry over top of pudding in baking dish.Bake at 350 deg.F.30 minutes.Cherries will be under pudding when done.Serve warm with whipped cream or ice cream.cups sifted cake flour which has Is Traditional For Christmas COMPOSER DEBUTS Frank Loesser, ace song writer who has turned out such hits as PAGE SEVENTEEN It's Cold Outside,\u201d makes his screen debut in Paramount's \u201cRed, Hot and Blue,\u201d Betty Huttpn-Vic- tor Mature co-starrer.Loesser also wrote the musical score of the film.JERSEYS IN COMBINATION Wool jersey heads the list for fabric interest.It can hold its own alone or mixed with such unlikely combinations as velvet and taffeta.Versatile as to color and design, it is equally at home for TRADITIONAL BOWL \u2014 The old-rashioned holiday party brings cherry egg-nog, fruit cake and sandwiches.CHERRY UPSIDE - DOWN PUDDING For Sauce: Put in saucepan over low heat: 1 package defrosted frozen cherries, 1-2 cup sugar, 1-2 cup boiling water, 1-2 teaspoon almond extract, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine.(If irozen sweet cherries are used, use 1-4 cup sugar.) Cook over low heat while mixing pudding.For pudding: In 1-quart baking dish melt 1-4 cup butter, add 1-2 cup sugar and mix well.Add 1 1-2 \u201cSlow Boat to China\u201d and \u201cBaby, town, country, or evening year.DENYSE, Amounces \u2026.The Opening Of A Branch Store At 1566 GUY ST.(Corner Sherbrooke) WI.6917 Featuring the same delicious, home- .made, Miniature Chocolates.Always fresh.Place \u2018your order now for Christmas.Special boxes and wrappings now available.4927 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near Claremont) EL.4877 ANNOUNCING .THE RE-OPENING OF THE MARY HELEN BEAUTY SHOPPE (Formerly at 4525 St.Catherine West) NOW LOCATED AT 4129 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST 8 {Between Elm and Wood Avenues) OPENING SPECIAL CREAM PERMANENT $5 Including shampoo and haircut For appointment, phone Fl.7842 Our preatet ase DOES NOT SHOW IN OUR BALANCE SHEET Bi family \u2014 the B of M staff .close to ten thousand men and women serving well over a million and a half Canadians in every walk of life from coast to coast.These are the people who make the B of M \u2014 they are our \u201cgreatest asset\u201d which no balance sheet can show.: Ce \u201cJ am very proud of our staff,\u201d said Gordon R.Ball in his report as General Manager to shareholders of the B of M.\u201cThe year has been a heavy one in all sections of our business, and our staff have discharged their duties with untiring energy and efficiency .\u201cBut mere facts and figures do not, and perhaps cannot, convey to you the spirit and warmth of the services rendered day by day throughout the year, sometimes under most trying circumstances.\u201cI refer to the staff in many offices where alterations are er BANK oF MONTREAL under way, who carry on with a smile amidst the din of trip-hammers, and with carpenters, plasterers and others working at their trades.\u201cI refer to the men on the lonely outskirts of Labrador who have unfurled the banner of our institution in territories still undeveloped .\u201cI could go on recounting other tales of a spirit ; in our institution that cannot be measured in dollars and cents, but which is, nevertheless, our greatest asset .I am very proud of our staff.\u201d ® vy TO À MILLION CANADIANS Canadas Pinot Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN \u2014\u2014 EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE ht i \u201c1 age ea ; Re, = Ba PY 00 Tr Rl ST Peay > 2g] Rh ew TAS.1a rene wah BT a fame PE a ~ LE ey Yen mM pe Le egy x wee br are ne Arr Lr ah bee Gel Res Cut ee IL f © - : ee ; .ymin ge TE SETTLES EKaron Babow3À PAGE EIGHTEEN HAND-WOVEN NECKTIES can always be bought with confidence, and will be received with appreciation.Don't forget our new address 2015 UNION AVENUE of these is courage.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 Courage Said Main Requistite For Running Small Business Since there are a great number of women in this country who are the sole support of their families, it might be useful to tell you some of the things Alfred J.Wordsell, Jr.First Deputy Commissioner, New York State Department of Commerce, has to say on, \u201cHow to Succeed in Small Business.\u201d \u201cIn the main,\u201d he points out, \u201ct is the qualities of the spirit that make for success, and the greatest \u201cBut to be specific, sit down with yourself and demand honest answers to these questions, as well: \u201c\u2018Do people like me, trust: me, ust § in n time reductions negligees - housegowns lingerie - blouses \u2019 irma wigdor 2085a peel street room 1 (side entrance) marquette 3959 RARE ECTS PRE GACOSEE Just In Time for the Holidays Marie Jane Chap eaux 1845 St.Catherine Street West WI.7278 announces a removal sale of our complete stock of HANDMADE HATS * after January 15, 1950 we will be located in our new studio at 1851 St.Catherine St.West {near St.Mark) (two doors, west of our present location above the fur store) Where you will be able to choose Smart Millinery created by our Stylist formerly of Holt- Renfrew ë Remodelling and Fur Hots A Specialty SREB IRI SENN IIESO NIE IESE ' AT REDUCTIONS OF 50% : | I bats A i Bi ARRAN m | NE A W I con also be FE \\ 3 GIVE LIBERTY SCARVES THIS CHRISTMAS They make wonderful presents\u2014H you ean bear fo give them away! Hand-printed on silks and fine wools their colours glow like gems.There are other treosures to be found at LUCE'S, cashmere suits and coats, and the finest of British woollens for all members of the family.In the Men's department found hand-printed dressing-gowns, hand-made ties and other accessories.LIBERTY = N OF LONDON Eee 1472 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner of MacKay) Shopping Hours: 9.30\" to 5.30 Monday to Saturday Also being shown in our Quebec Shop 14 St.John St., Quebec City and can I get along with them \u2014 inspire their confidence?Do I like what I am going to do?Does it give me pleasure?\u2019 Then \u2014a most important question, \u2018am I willing to shoulder responsibility?\u2019 This is a paramount issue.\u2018Do I like to sell?Can I make decisions and live with them?Am I resourceful ii.emergency?Am I a good organizer?Can I delegate work and follow up?Am 1 in earnest in what I am going to do?\u201d If you approach your business as a hobby, Mr.Woodsell feels, you haven't a chance.Two questions peitinent to starting a service of your own are, Is it new?Is it needed?And when it comes to services you can pretty nearly discover where to start by plunging in with the right answers to the frequently heard laments, \u201cIf I had time, if I knew, or, if I knew where! A housekeeping service for the businesswoman is the answer one person comes up with.She trains and appoints the help and charges a flat fee per month for this service.Another woman runs a valet service for the business girl, sews on snaps or hems skirts, takes care of those unobtrusive little details mother used to oversee \u2014 a few minor alterations now and then \u2014 and sees that clothes are sent to the cleaners and returned.A flower service has proved successful; a retainer fee is charged for keeping flowers arranged, also for special events.Another woman runs a gift- buying service, suggests special kinds of gifts, large or small, and sends out a newsletter announcing those at special prices.A scrapbook maker does a whirlwind business, keeping records of weddings and special occasions.While a catering service for bachelors allows an imaginative-minded woman to give all the instructions, then disappear in time for him to gain all the glory of being a marvelous cook and a meticulous host.Gathered Panels And Bunched Drapery Adorn Skirt Sides \u201c You can continue to wear last season's frock without appearing dated, which is a relief, but, if you are out to buy anything new, there are points you must watch for.Expect tighter and shorter skirts, usually anywhere from 14% to 15% inches from the ground, sloping shoulders again, and natural waistline, marked by a slight drop at the back.Bloused bodices, blousing over the belt at the back are all important.Soft feminity expresses itself here, and in the gathered panels, flares, and bunched drapery which lends interest to the sides of so many skirts.Your new winter coat simply must be loose and full, say Paris designers.The classic length is that of your dresses, with a few exceptional three-quarter models.The height of elegance is a voluminous coat worn over a slimly moulded dress.Still on the subject of coats, make sure that you choose a reversible cloth.Linings are all but dorgotten this season and all the smartest coats are in reversible velour - cloths, blanket - cloths and pile-cloths.STAND-IN GETS ROLE Mona Freeman's stand-in, Patty Lou Arden, has been given a role in Bing Crosby's new musical for Paramount, \u201cMr Music\u201d.She playspiano in the college band in FIV TTT = ONE YARD MAGIC ONE YARD of 54-inch fabric! 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Their agility is as great as their culinary ability.And as for Monsieur le Chef \u2014 ah oui! Some day, monsieur, we pay you ze visit dans votre cuisine, merci! * + ¥% MINUTE MERRIMENT .One morning last spring the little boy next door announced \u201cThere are two cafeterias in the garden.\u201d It didn't surprise us.It wouldn't have surprised us if there had been a borogrove and a Jabber- wocky.Only Lewis Carroll could have understood Derek.\u201cThey're yellow,\u201d he said, as if that cleared up the whole matter.This type of conversation early in the morning can get the day off to a bad start.But with perseverance, we discovered that there were two DAFFODILS in the garden.We were greatly relieved.That was in the spring.A few weeks ago our young friend informed us that he had caught some Germans.\u201cYou'll have to throw them back,\u201d we said, \u201cthe war's over.\u201d Giving us a look children reserve for the especially backward adults, he said \u201cTheyre in my stomach.And they hoit.\u201d That was the clue we'd been waiting for.\u201cYou mean GERMS,\u201d we laughed.\u201cThat's what I said.Germans!\u201d Oh, well \u2019 The other day, we were told that there were two settlers on 'NATURE UNSPOILED The CHICKADEE is a bird of cheery disposition.Here all year round, he gives valuable protection to our trees.Despite his small size, he destroys an amazing quantity of harmful insects.His merry call is known fo everyone.He should always be protected.YOURS TO PROTECT CARLINGS THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO 1 Q 1085 canLING'S p20\u20ac News In Nylon Nylon tricot slip and panties styled on smooth classic lines.The use of embroidered sheer as a trim relieves the simplicity of this set.A popular choice for every day wear because they are easy to wash, dry quickly and require no ironing.Such soft pastels as pink, blue, yellow and beloved white are available.our lawn.We decided, without a great deal of conviction, that there couldn't be any colonists in our vicinity at that hour in the morning, and at this particular period in history.But we worked our way cautiously to the front window, and there they were.Two full-grown English getters.Perhaps, in time, Derek's vocabulary will straighten itself out.In the meantime, we must get used to chairs that \u201cwock,\u201d \u201cboids\u201d that \u201cfwy,\u201d and chanticleers that are really only chandeliers in disguise.æ æ * MODEL MINUTES .Did you ever fancy yourself as the chic rail of a gleaming white ship nearing sunlit tropical shores?You have?Well, so have we \u2014 fancied ourselves as the blase model, we mean.We never hope to have enough money to BE the traveller.But there's another angle to this Business of glamor modelling.It isn\u2019t only a woman's game by any means \u2014 do you recall the gents who pose beside four roses and a bottle of something (cologne, of course).Believe it or not, Montreal men are doing very well in the model field and snitching many of the cheques.The girls will always have the edge on them for bathing beauty pictures, of course, which reminds us that on good authority we hear that Coronet is shortly to feature some of the local lovelies in swim suits.Peter Miller, who has had much experience posing for character studies and modelling male fashions, says \u201cYou don't have to be good looking, but you must be photogenic.\u201d Not long ago Peter was chosen for the runway by the Custom Tailors of Amer- fca and Canada, and the suits he wore represented the work of 13 different custom tailors in Montreal, each one an expert in some special feature of tailoring such as lapels, collars, etc.You can world traveller leaning over the.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1049 pick him out in advertisements inserted by such firms as the Bell Telephone, C.P.R.Steamships, Columbia records, Coca- Cola, etc.Peter has also trained many young men for modelling jobs, including the twenty-eight huskies who lately modelled Migo shirts, As he reminds.us, people of all sizes and ages are needed for group pictures depicting, let us say, new equipment in a parlor car or a plane cabin.Lolling on the comfortable chairs with bright expressions on their faces are not only glamor boys and girls, but children and older people both fat and thin, with plentiful locks and without.Sometimes a shot calls for a type not easily obtainable.One studio recently called Betty Speirs asking her to find on a few hours notice a woman between the ages of 35 and 45, with grey hair, who along with other qualifications, would typify mature charm and poise.None of Betty's model class of cuties filled the bill, but she remembered a receptionist she had seen in a doctor's office, and this lady, after a little coaching, played the role successfully.So a model, it seems, like gold, is where you find her.\u201cThere's plenty of scope for a girl or man who is photogenic, poised and can act naturally,\u201d says Betty.\u201cRigh here in Montreal films are being made, on various articles of commerce, which are shown when manufacturers meet at their conventions It is only comparatively recently that amateurs have taken to modelling.But it seems to be a popular and profitable way to spend leisure hours if you have the face, the figure and a flair for it.+ * ¥ MINUTE MAGIC .If one can believe the Hopi Indians (or the newspapers, for that matter) it looks as if New York is doomed.At any rate, that city is presented with a nasty alternative \u2014 drought or a dozen diamond-back rattlesnakes.The logical answer to this is to sneer \u201cA few snakes more or less in New York will never be noticed.\u201d But this is not a laughing-or-sneering-matter.Fifteen rainmakers of the Hopi \u2018Tribe in Arizona hold little hope for their white brothers in the \u201ctall village,\u201d who have incurred the wrath of the rain gods.Perhaps it all started with the men who hit on the idea of artificial rain.One can't fool with Nature and get away with it.Nature on the rampage is nothing to laugh at.She could make New York look pretty silly.Although rainmakers have no intention of revealing the whole of the secret art of pleasing the water gods, nevertheless they've offered to send along their prize rattlesnakes that play a leading part in the ritual.They are also willing to toss in a dozen assorted rain chants.(Sequels, no doubt, to \u201cThat Lucky Old Sun.\u201d) Of course, it may be all a plot on the part of the Indian to get back his country.And you can hardly blame him for trying.BUSY THESPIAN One of Hollywood's busiest ac- tars is Macdonald Carey, handsome star who will soon be seen in \u201cSong of Surrender\u201d and \u201cCopper Canyon.\u201d He recently completed two films on loan-out to Universal- International, and this week begins his starring role in \u2018\u2018Outrage,\u201d William Pine-William Thomas production for Paramount.Fluffy Sauce 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup water 2 tablespoons orange juice 1 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 egg white Combine sugar and flour.Add water slowly.Cook over boiling water until smooth and thickened, stirring constantly.Just before serving (while still hot) add orange juice and rind and pour mixture slowly over stiffly beaten egg white.Blend well and serve immediately.Yield: about 11, cups sauce, PAGE NINETEEN MUSIC.The Entertaining Columbia RECORDS f The Popular CHRISTMAS GIFT Nothing can compare with the pleasure of listening to the inspiring and soothing strains of recorded music.We've assembled the latest and greatest Columbia hits .popular and classical.Order now for yourself and gifts.The following three albums with Original Cast Recordings are the latest Columbia favorites.Irving Berlin's \"MISS LIBERTY\" Set D250 .$7.00 - Or - on one LP Record ML4220 .$4.85 \u2014_\u2014 Rodgers & Hammerstein's \"SOUTH PACIFIC\" : Set D244 .$8.00 - or - : on one LP Record E ML4180 .$4.85 Cole Porter's KISS ME KATE\" Set D239 .$8.50 - OF - on one LP Record ML4140 .$4.85 a \u2014_\u2014- i o>\u2014- Complete English Recording of \"THE MESSIAH\" 19 Records .$33.25 \u2014_ The popular Christmas Carol George Thill Minuit Chretien (Holy Night) $1.25 \u2014\u20140e\u2014 We Carry a Complete Stock of Columbia Hit Parades Single Records and Albums With every purchase from our store, regardless of to win one of cost, you are given an opportuni rawn December § the five beautiful prizes te be ; 31st, 1949.P.V.A.ASPECK 1671-3 St.Catherine St.West Fitzroy 2436 (Near au 8 St.) py 3 \u2026- 5 Eres 5 mi 2 USE rE LEE A a BS Pt Ee amr ce dose nn +2 7 LA : = .I.A - Pose UT ES Ta ss cme z NAL mT Ea = = Lee 50 pate Zh ce ss ns PAUL IWENTY THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 Held Over for Fourth Week at System Theatre Alien couldn\u2019t believe his own eyes.Joan had always been his girl-friend.gether .had Cokes after school.\u2018tagged\u2019 Joan at the spring dance .so Important, YOU MUST see it! \u201c3 + | Parents Are to Blame for Child : Delinquents, Says Mr.Forbes, noted hygiene commentator, is here on a lecture tour \u2018n connection with the educational film \u201cMon and Dad\u201d, now showing 4th week, at the System theatre.In a personal interview, Mr.Forbes went on to say, \u201cYouth is : à period of uncertainty, a time DONNA GRESCOE Guest artist on Simpson-spon- sored POP concert t«night.1 , when life is a fascinating mystery and emotion is yet uncontrolled\u201d.\u201cThe responsibility for teaching and guiding the next generation, he added, is too often left to chance on the premise that they'll grow up anyway, and the law of r 2 Feature Attractions?I \u201c À GIRL VATH À HEART 69 LE! Qu WARNEK EROS: Now Sessation! VIRGINIA MAYO DOROTHY Rede! SCOTT MALONE TUM OMOEA LEN WEST ~ C1 \"ape STARTS SUNDAY! For One Week TODAY and SATURDAY! \u201cANY NUMBER CAN PLAY\u201d with Clark Gable, Alexis Smith, Wendell Corey and Audrey Totter.\u201cTHE FAN\" with Jeanne Crain, Madeleine Carroll and George Sanders.» they grew up to- attended parties together \u2014 then a handsome nevw-comer .and all sorts of trouble followed! A story so human.Elliot Forbes averages will determine that some are good while a certain percentage will always be bad.That parental responsibility is the first step toward preventing deliquency, is the unanimous opin- ioon of investigators, social welfare agencies, and educators.2 Richard Gilbert As Coriolanus In MRT.Play In his first appearance this season, Richard Gilbert will portray the tragic and proud warrior, Coriolanus, in the M.R.T.Studio production of Shakespeare's play.Mr.Gilbert is familiar to Montreal audiences for his many roles in M.R.T.Ziajor productions.Among them will be remembered \u201cWill Shakespeare\u2019, \u2018The Barretts of Wimpole Street\u201d, \u201cHelp Yourself\u201d and \u201cAmphitryon\u201d.He has also appeared in the M.R.T.Studio's \u201cThis Way to the Tomb\u201d, \u201cAria da Capo\u201d and \u201cEros at Breakfast\u201d; and in Trinity Festival entry, \u201cThe Linden Tree\u201d.During the past two summers he has been seen at Knowltons Brae Manor Playhouse in several plays, among them \u2014 \u2018The Silver Cord\u201d and \u201cThe Man Who Came to Dinner\u201d.His previous experience in England includes film work at the Pinewood Studios in London.Playing the ambitious and frustrated mother of the ill-fated Coriolanus is Mrs.Rene Almond.To this role Mrs.Almond brings many years of theatre experience and she will, perhaps, be best remembered for her Judith Bliss of \u201cHayfever.Supporting Roles In strong supporting roles are Kenneth Culley, as adviser to Coriolanus, and John Russell-Thomp- son, as the fiery speaker of the House.In each of the other thifty roles the M.R.T.Studio has selected players well-known to M.R.T.audiences.This first Studio production of the season has kept in line with its policy of play presentation in experimental form.Performances of \u201cCoriolanus\u201d are scheduled for three consecutive nights, commencing today at the Guy Street Playhouse.There will be a special matinee on Saturday.BY \u2014\u2014 Forbes said that in a recent article yet totally neglect to offer the on youth\u2018it was pointed out thet comipanionship and understap, normal home and family life lies which would equip them for at the very heart of effective Ca-|ing with, for instance, the inti.nadian citizenship.Ce mate and important matter of so- Mr.Forbes also described the | cial hygiene.manner in which adults attempt Mr.Forbes will eppear in per- to provide Canada\u2019s youth with |son in conjunction with the movie material equipment which will| \u201cMon and Dad\u201d now at the System help to build strong bodies, Theatre.- .ding cop- : EXCELLENT FILMS $ CLARK GABL ; kr sm bhyany Number, 4 Con Play\u2019 | with gE ais WENDELL COREY AUDREY TOTTER \u2014.Added Feature Attraction! _ posbiit Geng .MROLL SAg, } Starts SATURDAY! Until TUESDAY: ST.CATH.at CHOMEDY Wi.7780 Last Showing TODAY! VAFRICA SCREAMS,\u201d with Bud Abbott, Lou Costello and Clyde Beatty.\"WOMAN HATER,\u201d with Stewart Granger and Edwige Feuillere.; A \u201cCHALLENGE\u201d TO EVERY MOM +0 DAD \"HOW DO YOU ANSWER YOUR DAUGHTER'S QUESTIONS?\" AND IN PERSON ON THE STAGE ELLIOT FORBES FEARLESS HYGIENE COMMENTATOR 4th SENSATIONAL WEEK! SYSTEM 14:37 60c HELD OVER!| Base Stra Stra Stra life; play: also June Sunc of the Montre from 1 consol as a \u2018 mad closed to pu Colun small à pa ture.Th the ing op- inti- 50- Der- vie tem voter \u20ac 0 = | pH A Hl 3 2 | 2 musical for Broadway.THE EXAMINER, AT THE WESTMOUNT Baseball stars and Hollywood headliners meet on the set of \u201cThe Stratton Story,\u201d stirring drama based on the career of Monty Stratton, former big-league baseball star.Left to right, Monty Stratton, who acted as technical life; Jimmy Dykes, plays himself; Gene also enacts himself; June Allyson Is the advisor on the film story of his former Chicago White Sox Manager who Bearden, handsome World Series star who and James Stewart who portrays Stratton.feminine star of the picture, which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.By Direct From Hollywood + ; Jack Hirshberg TICKERTAPE HOLLY WOOD, \u2018December 15 \u2014 The video era: Manufacturers are putting on the market a new non-glare type pair of eye glasses for use in viewing television programs .That old hit tune, \u201cCanadian Capers\u201d, is on the upgrade again.Doris Day's recording of the ditty has sold over 350,000 platters inside six weeks , .Montreal's favorite striptease queen, Lili St.Cyr, recently divorced from Paul Valentine, an alleged actor, is currently reported receiving consolation and a new mink from Billy Hill .Mr.Hill is described 11550 Guy St.as a Canadian moneybags, which may mean anything.The ife story of Negro baseballer Jackie Robinson, who got his start with the Montreal Royals, x will be filmed by Eagle-Lion, with Jackie playing himself .Production probably won't begin until January .\u201cA Tree Grows In Brooklyn\u201d may be turned into There's a guy around town who wears one glass eye to replace & missing optic.However, when he takes a few drinks the one real eye gets bloodshot \u2014 so he carries a spare bloodshot glass eye in his vest pocket for such emergencies! .Jackie Coogan's brother, Robert, now has a term contract for the Joe Palooka pix at Monogram.* * * Just yesterday I discovered the story behind the winning by Clark Gable of his only Academy Award, M-G-M had Gable under contract, but studio chieftains were mad at Clark for some undisclosed reason.They determined to punish him by lending him to Columbia Studios, a relatively small and unimportant plant, for plot in a medium-budget pic- ure, The proposed film was a co- Medy for which both Miriam Hopkins and Constance Bennett had refused to enact the female lead.But Claudette Colbert was tired of making too many tragedies and heavy dramas at Paramount, so that firm rented her to Columbia for the lead opposite Gable.The result has long been cine- MRT Studio | presents CORIOLANUS - B y .WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Dec.15, 16, 17 - 8.45 p.m.Mat.Sat, Dec.17 - 2.30 p.m.Reserved Seats - $1.13 - Tax.Inc.Mat.- .57 - Tax Inc.Fi.4683 matic history.The picture was the memorable \u201cIt Happened One Night.\u201d It won a galaxy of Oscars, including one for Gable \u2014 strange \u201cpunishment\u201d for a star to receive.Metro's plan backfired, catapulting Gable to top place among the town\u2019s male actors.* x * Margaret Truman has been offered $1,400 a week to sing in a west end London revue, \u201cSauce Tartare.\u201d She'll turn it down .Most offers to Miss Truman are merely attempts to cash in on the resultant publicity Critics agree she has a lot to learn about singing Who says people aren't going to the movies.Admission taxes for the month of October alone in the United States totalled over $35,000,000 \u2014three million dollars more than last year .Richard Bonelli of the Metropolitan Opera will likely take Ezio Pinza's role in the road company of \u201cSouth Pacific.\u201d Paul Muni quits the London company of \u201cDeath of a Salesman\u201d soon, probably this week.He is one of the most temperamental and egotistical actors ever to hit Hollywood ., Joe Louis starts a series of exhibition fights in Los Angeles shortly to raise $100,000 for the building campaign of Westview Hospital, where Negro doctors will be allowed to practice on a par with whites .Vancouver is going to name its $115,000 Memorial Center after Bing Crosby, who helped raise funds for its construction.Place will be known as Bing Crosby Hall.ANOTHER DRAMA Michael O'Shea co-stars in Pine- Thomas\u2019 \u201cCaptain China\u201d.In one scene he is shown in a state room of a freighter.On a table is a photograph of a beautiful girl, It's a picture of his wife, star Virginia Mayo.She's under contract to another studio and it\u2019s the only way O'Shea could get her to \u201cappear\u201d in the picture.-~ WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 \u201cOpportunity Knocks\u201d Hits Jackpot In Talent Hunt \u201cEverything from Back to boogie\u201d isn't an idle phrase when it concers \u201cOpportunity Knocks\u201d \u2014 the CBC talent boosting show which is broadcast coast to coast every Monday night from the stage of the Monkland Theatre.Auditions for its second series in Montreal \u2014 now in its fourth week at the Monkland Thehatre \u2014 have unearthed an amazing variety of professional talent.Every week the show\u2019s emcee and guiding light listens to a long lineup of radio hopefuls who want to be heard on \u201cOpportunity Knocks.\u201d Since the show opened in Montreal on October 31st, John Adaskin has heard opera singers, popular singers, bop singers, blue singers, baritones, tenors and sopranos by the hundred, pianists by the dozen, radio announcers, saxophone players, comedians, impersonators, violinists, drummers, and \u2018cellists.\u201cOpportunity Knocks\u201d, which has been described as \u2018\u2018the show window of show business in Canada\u201d .is a weekly program designed to bring professional artists to the attention of agents and producers, as well as giving them a chance of a coastto-coast hearing on the network.Artists are supported by a 21- famed Ayn Rand novel, at the piece orchestra on stage, conducted by John Adaskin.Five people are used each week, including an announcer or announcer-student who wants a spot to make himself Excellent Feature Set for Westmount The gallant story of one of the most courageous figures in the world of sport is unfolded on the Westmount screen in \u201cThe Strat- ton Story,\u201d a new film based on the spectacular and dramatic career of Monty Stratton, who came from the sandlots of Texas to win fame as a pitching star with the Chicago White Sox.While backgrounded with the thrills of big league ball park Scenes, the sports angle of the narrative is subservient to the true-to-life story of Monty Strat- ton who, after two seasons that put him on the verge of all-time greatness, suffered a hunting accident that caused the amputation of his right leg.How he came back, eight years later, to resume a pitching career in the game he loved and to be named the \u201cMost Courageous Athlete of the Year\u201d in 1946, makes for a story that will leave few onlookers untouched.Under the knowing direction of Sam Wood, who directed that other outstanding sports drama, \u201cPride of the Yankees,\u201d the film story of Monty Stratton is told with naturalness, warmth and a sustaining dramatic pace.No finer choice for the role of Stratton could have been made than to entrust this arresting figure to the hands of James Stewart.He gives it a down-to-earth naturalness, humour, warmth and sincerity.He is buoyant and infectious in the lighter scenes and heartbreakingly moving in the picture's tragic episodes.It is probably his finest motion picture role to date.Action and romance are closely welded in the strong drama, \u201cFlaxy Martin\u201d, which stars Virginia Mayo, Zachary Scott and Dorothy Malone.It is the companion feature, and will also start Sunday at the Westmount.The plot revolves around the activities of a gambling syndicate, with Scott in the role of the young legal representative of the ring.Miss Mayo plays her second starring part for Warners in the key feminine role.AT THE MONKLAND THEATRE Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal face each other in a tense moment from \u201cThe Fountainhead,\u201d Warner Bros.\u2019 version of the Monkland starting Saturday.heard nationally.Announcers are judged by a special committee of radio experts \u2014 CBC senior ane nouncer Lamont Tilden, CBC producer Rupert Caplan, and CFCPF station manager Gordon Keeble.Other artists are judged in popularity by theatre applause and letters from listeners across Canada, and the one polling top votes is given a return engagement at a fee of $50.00.Weekly winners will compete at the end of the current series in January for a network show of their own with the CBC.PAGE TWENTY-ONE The presentation on the screen of one of the greatest novels of our time.x és CO-STARRING gd see I.ten million readers are waiting for GARY COOPER in his role of roles as ROARK The great best-seller made greater by WARNER BROS.PATRICIA NEALESs RÉJWOND MASSEY KEN) SITW ROBERT DOUGLAS HENRY HULL RAY COLLINS er KING VIDOR meee = HENRY BUANKE Swen Poy 0, M11 LADD Fon tas ang! \u201cThe Fauréanines \u2018+ M'utut by Bee Sister ON OUR STAGE EVERY MONDAY CBC COAST-TO-COAST BROADCAST Plus \"THE UNDERCOVER MAN\" with Glenn FORD \"OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 Last MADELEINE Showing in \"HIGH TODAY! Also - \"ONE TOUCH OF VENUS\" CARROL FURY\u201d D&D SOLD AT ALL PROVINCIAL LIQUOR STORES HEAGHERS e ah) 5) Qo CHRISTMAS GIFT! V5) VE) SD = rem re Sree wr a eT Comte ee ord cA TD A TO ig PAGE TWENTY-TWO \u201cNever Sweats\u201d Clip Royals For One Point Les Campbell\u2019s \u2018Never Sweats\u201d took their first point from the Royals Sunday evening at the \u201cGIF EVERY ONE! Cocker Spaniels Healthy Pedigreed Pups BLONDES AND BLACKS Beautiful Specimens Champion Stock 2 Months Old ATlantic 9234 316 Monmouth Ave, Off Rockland St.Town of Mount Royal Forum Alleys by a scant pin and from there on didn't wait for anyone.The Royals bowed out 4-0 to the cellar team and the \u201cNevers\u201d promised keen competition from now on.There is less than 300 pins between all teams a closer pinfall is expected for the individual player.Bren Neeson copped the high three for the night with 473.The men\u2019s high single going to Stu McCowan with Pat Lomasney by his side, rolling 186 each.In the Ladies\u2019 division Miss J.Reddon took double honours with 108 and 315 for 3 strings.The Community league is bowl- |.ing a 3 game total pinfall series for their turkey match with the Sirds going to the player scoring the higest pinfall in each of 4 groups.This ends the first half of the season schedule and the league will bowl again on Sunday, Jan.8th.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 St.Leo\u2019s Drop Exhibition Catholic High Overwhelm Locals 8-1 At Lachine The Academy\u2019s youth movement in Senior B Hockey, failed to pay off in their opening exhibition game last Saturday at Lachine Arena, when they absorbed an 8 to 1 defeit at the hands of a strong Catholic High Club.The score was hardly any indication of the play, as the local crew hustled all the way but the much older C.H.S.squad well merited their win over the Westmount puckchasers who looked greener then this year\u2019s Christmas trees.It was apparent that they have a lot to learn before tthey will be able to hold in check a big rugged club like the Black and White from Durocher St.a two-hour session on Sundayk morning and Coach Andy McGillis pointed out some of the costly errors that were made the previous day.Sadly lacking on \u2018the team are a couple of big husky forwards who could bore in and put the pressure on.This is probably just 6051 \"HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE Authorized 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this group have ever been serious about learning to skate and so it looks very much like the coach will have to do his best to mould a good team out of the lightweights he inherited for the 1950 inter- school hockey campaign.Defence Falls Apart With the defence falling apart early in the game, the forwards never really had a chance to get organized.Neil Walsh and Ray Losito just couldn't hit their form back on defence but with a little more experience should round into a reliable rearguard.Tommy Grant and Mike Saucier showed nothing but style and the sooner these two good prospects forget imitating big leaguers and settle to hockey as prescribed for beginners, the sooner they will develop and prove an asset to their team.\u2019 Richard Goulet at right wing skated well but was a little shy on going into the corners to dig for the puck.Ross Murray would do well to play the puck at all times and leave playing the man to those with the physical equipment to do the job, where the occasion arises.SPORT SHOTS Gerry Pecknold was the unanimous choice of his Senior B teammates to represent them as captain for the 1950 basketball season.A better selection could not have been made than the popular Gerry, who is a sincere athlete and a fine basketball prospect.Tommy Reynolds, another of the school\u2019s fast improving athletes, will assist in the capacity of alternate captain.With very little fanfare and no press raves on the sport pages, a former fistic pride at the Academy and a Westmount hoy was honored at the Sportsman banquet for winning the Canadian amateur boxing championship in the light-heavy- weight class.It was only a few weeks ago that Frank made the jaunt to Port Arthur, Ont, along with a number of highly regarded local boxers and after a few nights of gruelling competition among the crack amateur mittmen from across Canada, it was found that Creaghan was the only boy from Game Bowling for Birds, League Discards Points for Teams The Westmount Bowling League cast team points aside Tuesday evening in favor of the traditional Christmas turkey.A 6-game total pinfall series is being played with all players divided into groups of five according to averages.Ray Leclair went after the bird in his group with a powerful 202 for the first line and cleaned up a neat 440 for the triple.Bill Hingley took the high three of the evening, in a hard-fought battle, with 460, Alex Russell followed close behing with 432 and Pat Hurst with 412.Also in the running for the birds are Doug Dyer with 331; Audrey Russell with 343; Norma Jones, 310, and Marion Roy with 305.The league goes into the fina] three games next Tuesday with as many more players close behind the leading scores and still within reach of a turkey dinner.The league will not bow! December 27th but will carry on with the league schedule on January 3.School Water Polo SENIOR SECTION .P.W.L, T.F.A Pts BBHS.6 6 0 0 37 18 12 HSM.6 3 2 1 37 2 7 WHILS.1 .6 1 3 2 2¢ 43 4 WHHS-2 .6 0 5 1 17 51 1 Baron Byng champions.BANTAM SECTION P.W.L, T.F.À.Pts HSM.6 6 0 0 8 9 12 B.B.H.S 6 4 2 0 42 16 8 H.Sy.S.6 1 4 1 15 62 3 W.ILH.S 6 0 5 1 10 62 1 Moutreal High champions.the Province of Quebec to survive.This makes Frank a triple winner as he already has won a Golden Gloves title and a Canadian intercollegiate championship and now Canadian Amateur Boxing honors.This is a rare fistic distinction for this outstanding Westmount athlete who performed in the R.M.R.Intermediate Football Club backfield this past autumn and this column doesn\u2019t hesitate in nominating Frank Creaghan as \u201cthe Westmount athlete of the year.\u201d Boy (applying for job at butcher shop): \u201cWhat's the pay\u201d\u201d Butcher: $3 a day.Can you dress a chicken?\u201d Boy: \u201cNot on $3 a day.\u201d Wolves Blast Royals 35-22 To Move Into Second Place The Wolves moved into a tie for second place in the Westmount Municipal Intermediate basketball league last week when they defeated the Royals 35-22, Dave Binmore paced the point getters when he scored 9 field goals for a total of 18 points to lead the Wolves to victory.Bruce Thomson was the second high man denting the mesh for 8 points.He was followed by Wenty Young who came away with 5 points and Eddie Lafontaine who scored 4 points.Tom Bonnar was the big gun for the Royals with 8 points, Noel Romney came up with 5 points, Logue McDonald rimmed the hoop for 4 points, Ben Young notched 3 and Ted Bulger scored a fiellk\u2014m\u20140mM@™ MMM goal for 2 points.In the other game Jack Dudley, the set-shot artist, led the Alouettes to a 37-27 win ocer the Stay- nor Stars.This was the Stars\u2019 first defeat of the season.Dudley playing a terrific game banged in 8 field goals and 3 free throws for a total of 19 points.Ray Binmore was the next best man for the Larks slapping in 7 points, ohn Piers scored 4 points, Bob Grant came up with 3, while Bud Iredale and Frank Reid scored a field goal each for 2 points.Alan Turner was the top man for the Stars denting the mesh for 10 points.He was followed by Earl McDonald with 6 points, Willie Manolson hit the hoop for 5 points, Bert Kelly came up with 4 points and Pat Lamonsney scored a basket for 2 points.\\ \u201d Standings PWL F A Ps Staynor Stars .5 4 1 180 109 i Wolves 5 2 3 107 il î Royals .5 2 3 8 112 : Alouettes 5 2 3 81 12 Leading Scorers F.G.F.T.Pie Dave Binmore, Wolves .22 Bert Kelly, S.Stars .20 Will Manolson, S.Stars 12 Rob Grant, Alouettes.14 Noel Romney, Royals .13 Earl McDonald, S$.Stars 13 Jack MeKissock, S.Stars 11 SAS DIN + = = Li) E At ployee 4 clul malo ns f promo tmplo; This emplo: Ltd, | tle t taken is ~ s eague esday tional total À with ps of B bird 1 202 1 up a ingley ening, h 460, behind h 412.birds Audrey Jones, 05.E final ith as behind within Decem- ith the 3.A, Pts / 18 12 7 2 7 ' LA 43 4 51 1 A.Pts Su NN 0, \u2014_ = oe survive, winner Golden n inter- nd now honors.tion for nt ath- R.M.R.b back- nd this 1 nomi- as \u201cthe year.\u201d at but- ar ay\u201d an you ee stmount hey de- 9 field , Bruce ints.He nis and big gun ; points, notched C0 cDonald ylson hit rt Kelly and Pat ket for = COR NII TS da » i \u2014 Brownsburg Sharpshooters jEdge Out Montreal, 5 Points the Montreal Rifle Club, most of whom are ex-members of the Roy- #1 Montreal Regiment, staged a postal match with the Browns- M rg Rifle Club on Wednesday.| the Brownsburg club won by the narrow margin of five points.K;gut for a relapse by F.Sparrow who is usually good for a double M possible, but only managed to Mie Westmount team would havex Ë yon hands down.The scores were Bi necked by Kenneth Morris, Secre- M tary of the Canadian Civilian As- M sociation of Marksmen.ll The team scores were as fol- hows: M grownsburg: My, Brown .\u2026.99 99 198 p, N.Atkins .98 197 {, Perodeau .98 100 198 1 E.Dwyer .97 96 193 Ww.Huzel o.00 .98 99 197 Total .oi 983 È Montreal: 8; \\W.Seaman ., 96 98 194 1 Stein iW.Wood .98 98 196 F Sparrow q p, MacHac .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.99 98 197 Total .978 The Civilian League will start on January 9, at the RM.R., Arm- wry through the kindness of the commanding Officer who has plac- d the range at the disposal of M tre Montreal Rifle Club.The Bl irmed Forces League (P.Q.R.A) Brill also get under way in Jan- ry.A junior section is producing food results and probably some fiture Bisley winner may come Gi a result of the coaching being liven the lads by the experienced marksmen of the club.Dominion Stores form New Club à At a recent meeting of the em- shyees of Dominion Stores Ltd, idub to be known as the \u201cDo- raion Ski and Toboggan Club\u201d ns formed for the purpose of pomoting good will among the employees and their friends, This club, which is open to all tmployees of Dominion Stores ltd, and their friends will have their headquarters in the city at #01 Bedford Road and at the luberge De Seve at Lac L'Achi- fan, The executive of this club are ww working on their plans for te coming season.Besides skiing, the club has made arrangements for a tobog- fan slide to be built and a skating fink to be erected.Sleigh drives Fill also be included in the itiner- ry.The cxecutive are most anxious tat all employees and their frends, regardless of age, will be tle to join in the fun, and there- fre, the kiddies have also been ken into consideration on all wrangements, Ski instructions Fil also be provided.t * Putters\u2019 Club An evening of cards was enjoy- 1by the Putters\u2019 Club on Thurs- y in the Oak Room of the Vic- bra Hall, with President Geo.(rs and Mrs.Harry Smith win- lng the prizes.The next meeting of the club il he on January 9th with an thing of movies and refresh- hts planned.A good turn-out anticipated for the New Year, wo Men Charged With bitering - Theft | ™o men, picked up for loiter- MES at 1 am, Friday, were larged with stealing milk tickets a small change left in the milk bitles, The two, Lorenzo Trepanier, 30, ! Sherbrooke, and Eddie Marquis, bof Lachine, were picked up by * Westmount police after a lo- l citizen phoned to complain Wt two men loitering around 3 laneway, The pair pleaded guilty before order C.A.Hale of the West- int Recorder's Court and will score 96 and 97 for a total of 193, THE EXAMINER, BIRTHDAY BANQUET FOR ROLAND BEGIN President of Blue Bonnets Automobiles Limited, Roland Begin, celebrated his 41st birthday by inviting many customers and friends to an Oyster Party and Banquet on Saturday evening at the firm\u2019s showrooms and plant at 7965 Decarie Blvd.About 250 guests enjoyed the delicious fare supplied and served by Buffet Paris.Employees presented Mr.Begin with a silver cigarette case, a splendid desk lamp and an ornamental clock.Marcel Rene was Master of Ceremonies and music and dancing rounded out the event, Montreal Canadiens had a very successful week winning three straight games.The Habs moved into second place with a four-point lead over the third-place Chicago Black Hawks and Toronto Maple Leafs.Canadiens have 22 points, while Chicago and Toronto each have 18.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919 Local Puck Loops Waiting for Ice to Come - and Stay The Westmount Municipal Hoc- | key Leagues are beginning to round into shape and will open as Soon as there is ice.A new Intermediate league has been formed led by Sgt.Andy Lawson of the Westmount Police.The league will be called the West- mount Inter-Service League.The league will open at the IRchine Arena on Dec.19th with either the R.C.A.S.C.or the Police and Firs taking on Donnacona in the league opener.Frank Boright's Alouettes have joined the Avenue Stars, Raiders and Charles E.Frosst in the Q.A.H.A.Intermediate section.The Independent Intermediate section is composed of Logue Mec- Donald\u2019s Royals, Cliff Gill's Panthers and Guy Bonnier\u2019s Staynor Stars.Only two teams have entered the Juvenile section so far.Dave Ross\u2019 Panthers and Stu McCow- an\u2019s Avenue Stars.Four Midget Teams Fred Tees and Skip Warnock have entered fheir Cardinals in the Mideet section bring the loop up to four teams.The others are Guy Bonnier\u2019s Avenue Stars, Frnie Batson\u2019s Raiders and Dave Ross\u2019 Panthers.The Bantam section now have 8 teams entered.Four in the Bantam \u201cA\u201d and 4 in the Bantam \u201cB\u201d, Jim McLeod has entered his Braves in the Bantam \u201cA\u201d, Don Tinning the Avenue Stars, Andv McGillis, St.Leo\u2019s Academy and Garry Oshorn the Aces.The Bantam \u201cB\" is composed of St.Leo\u2019s, the Avenue Stars, Dick Avimer's Comets and Frank Doherty has entered the Iroquois.If there are anv other teams that would care to enter any of the above leagues will thev please contact the Recreation Supervisors at FI.6975.Basketball League, last week.Wayne Hibbard 2 points each.and Dick Aylmer each scored a field goal for 2 points apicece.Murray Greenwood scored 6 of the Raiders\u2019 8 points and Mario Chart- rand scored the other 2 points.Bob Impey, hitting the hoop from all angles, led the Panthers to a 16-10 win over the Eagles.The first half saw the teams tied 8-8 but in the second stanza the Panthers outshot the Eagles 8-2.Impey dented the mesh for 6 field goals for a total of 12 points, while Wayne Hibberd scored the Panthers other 4 points.Joe Williams led the Eagles with 5 points, he was followed by Doug Patterson with 4 and John Sharman with 1.Standings PWL D F A Pts Raiders .§ 3 2 0 119 82 6 Panthers .53 20 67 76 6 Eagles .4121 67 72 3 Comets .4 1 21 62 8 8 Leading Scorers F.G.M.Greeuwood, Raiders.19 3 41 Chick Freidman, Raiders 13 1 27 Bob ey Panthers ., 12 1 25 Joe Willlams, Eagles .11 2 24 Claude Sawyer, Panthers 10 0 20 Doug.Patterson, Eagles.10 0 24 Peter Haldimand, Comets 6 2 14 Toronto Maple Leafs have passed Montreal Canadiens as the most penalized club in the League.The Toronto players have spent a total of 312 minutes in the penitential bsentenced later in the week.pew.Raiders Swamp Panthers 23-8 In Bantam Basketball Fixture .Three games took place in the Westmount Municipal Bantam -The first game saw the Raiders swamp the Panthers 23-8.Mitch Klein and Murray Greenwood led the Raiders\u2019 attack with 8 and 7 points respectively, while Doug Ackman, Anton Raff, Chick Friedman and Jerry Levy all scored a basket for 2 points each.The Panthers\u2019 scorers were Dave Lafontaine 4 points, Dick Christensen and The Comets, playing a hard fighting game, upset the Raiders 18-8.Dave Smith and Pete Haldimand paced the Comets\u2019 attack with 7 points each, while Jim Morgan, \u2014\u2014 CORK 5058 LX) e 5¢5¢5 5% = td a 5% C= 0 REPAIR WORN CR It is sometimes surprising how we neglect the SK most needed repairs.Take for instance porch 2303 steps or hall stairways.Constant usage can X50 weaken supports, loosen treads, and make XN stairs unsafe.Yet, too often, we are unmind- RX ful of such dangers until someone gets hurt.3X0 Hospital statistics bear witness to the num- CR ber of unnecessary accidents caused in the % -home, often by faulty steps.Prevent injury to yourself and others.Eliminate such hazards before an accident occurs.It\u2019s OOO OO) AS O O Q X52 O OOO Se 5% ee 5 5% S ®, O proof of your \u201cGood Citizenship\u201d.¢) CQ) O OO 38S SC RS o QQ ee & 85 OS O Q) XX S S + 52628 & ç © CO S Le O This series of advertisements is planned to help make your community the best place to live in.XC OC SSSOS0000 009000 IQ0 RES 6 36367006 6763 VS SOLS QURAN CSI XR IX I LS OIL TC D SOL OS TOO SOC OS DECARIE BLVD.TWENTY-TIIRER = OR FAULTY STEPS $ Ci ER iT BAVILS 1 I-FULUR NCEE NOORZSOCOTERS CERCTCECENEC COTE DE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 iJ NEVER PATE] SM Best Fur tas % Of ARPEGE SCANDAL MY SIN RUMEUR PRETEXTE Bottled.sealed and packaged in France THE NEW H.OSTRO \u2014 A.PHILLIPS DISPENSING CHEMISTS 1801 ST.CATHERINE WEST 5.09 - 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