The Westmount examiner, 30 décembre 1949, vendredi 30 décembre 1949

[" 2 - ) \u2019 HAPPY NEW.YEAR TO ALL OUR READERS Che Examiner Serving the C ity of Westmount, Garden Suburb of C anada's M etropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1949 - ! VOL.XX, Ne.52 KING'S SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM * Brooke Clibbon recites the school assembly.Kings School Present Concert On Radio The highlight of the Christmas programme at King's School was the recorded broadcast of a Christmas story entitled \u201cThis is The Story of a Birthday\u201d written and directed by Frank Sharpe, Principal of King's School.With the King's School choir of 55 voices directed by Mrs.Shirley McKyes, and five narrators from Grade 6 \u2014 Ray Anderson, Gail Jones, Frances Fogle, Pamela Davidson, Lenore Chesmer \u2014 the actual story of the Nativity was re-told in a simple transposi- Pair Charged With Auto Theft Await Sentence Two men of no given address are awaiting sentence by Recorder C.A.Hale of the West- mount Recorder's Court, following their plea of guilty to a charge of auto theft.The car was stolen on Monday night from 1345 Greene avenue and discovered in Como, Quebec the same evening.The following day, the two men, Louis Caron, 23, and Raymond Doucet, 24, were picked up by the Westmount Police, after they had hitch hiked their way back to Montreal.Brought before Recorder Hale, the pair admitted the theft and said that they wanted to get to Ontario in a hurry, making no mention of their trip to Como, Que.Recorder Hale remanded the pair for sentence to be given on Wednesday.\u201cPresents\u201d Grade III in the background, while at right, Ray Anderson, of Grade VL is reading a message of welcome to the parents at \u2018| of a Birthday\u201d.PAGE THREE with her classmates from Children tion of the words of St.Luke with the choir singing a story sequence of the holy hymns of Christmastime.By special arrangement with radio station CFCF the programme was recorded at the school and then broadcast on Christmas Day immediately following the Christmas message of His Majesty the King.There were three pre-Christmas assemblies at King's School apart from this interesting radio broad-, cast.The two Kindergarten classes, under the direction of Miss Mary Whyte and Mrs.Virginia Kostol, presented the story of Christmas in tableau and play, sang three Christmas songs, and demonstrated before the parents on the agility apparatus.The Kindergarten rhythm band played three pieces, adding to the bx- cellence of the complete programme.The school assembly was held on Tuesday.All classes participated on stage.The programme theme was \u201cA Festival of Christmas Songs\u201d and featured the choir and 6th Year narrators in the radio programme \u2018This is The Story The stage setting, flanked by two lighted Christmas trees and with a blue backdrop with scattered silver stars, was designed by Miss Swanson, Miss Eakin, Miss Robertson, Mrs.Bailey and Mr.Johnson.In between the programme numbers presented by each of the classes, the school sang Christmas songs accompanied by Mr, Gifford Mitchell, Supervisor of Music, at the organ especially secured for the occasion.It is estimated that over 250 parents were guests of the school at these assemblies.Weekly Wash Ruined We have recently received several complaints from Westmount residents living in dwellings adjacent to the Canadian.Pacific Railway tracks.On esday, one lady stated that she had just hung her weekly wash on the clothes line, when along came an engine belching black.smoke with plenty of soot and cinders to boot, ruining her perfectly snow white wash.This, she says, happens quite frequently depending on which way the wind is blowing.Bad Odour Furthermore it is almost impossible to leave windows open because of the smoke which, on damp days has a definite obnoxious odour similar to sulphuric acid, the lady said.With windows tightly closed because of the smoke nuisance her children are being deprived of the necessary fresh air, but she asks \u201cWhat am I to do?\u201d Class Discrimination One thing she appeared \u2018to be quite certain about was, that if the people on the upper level had to put up with the smoke, the Westmount City Council would have acted in the matter long ago.Suggest Electrification In view of the fact that the Canadian National Railways are now using either Electric or Deisel engines out of the'Central Station, it would seem to be.quite reason- (Continued on Page 2) Westm\u2019t Quarter Century Club Members Are Feted Membership in the Quarter Century Club of the City of West- mount was swelled by the addition of eleven new members at the sixth annuel banquet held on Friday in Victoria Hall.Chief Byford Recelves Watch Police Chief R.A.Byford was one of the new members welcomed into the club by Mayor J.S.Cameron who presided at the function.Mayor Cameron congratulated the new members on reaching their silver jubilee of service .City Proud The Mayor said that he and sonnel on the City's payroll and with the City.of Employees his council were proud of the per- were satisfied that the City was ¥well served by its staff in all de- * Westm\u2019t Masons - Elect Officers The following list of Officers for Westmount Lodge No.76 is published by the Grand Masonic Lodge of the Province of Quebec in the annual review preceding the Festival of St.John the Evangelist one of the patron saints of the order.W.Bro.A.G.MacNab, W.M.; W.Bro.E.F.Hawley, LP.M.; Bro.W.E.F.Millichamp, S.W.; Bro.J.H.Richardson, J W.; R.W.Bro.H.8S.T.Piper, Treasurer; Bro.A.E.Stevens, Secretary.partments.° Mr.Cameron further stated that occasions such as this gave himself and the other aldermen the opportunity of meeting civic employees in a social way which was most enjoyable as it was one of the few times during the year that this was possible owing -to the various every day duties which kept everyone pretty well occupied.Sixty-six Active Members Since 1944, the year of formation, 95 members have qualified for membership, and of this number 25 have retired on pension, The new members brought the active (Continued on Page 2) , Smoke Nuisance Irks\u2014 Council Asked To Act Residents in houses or apartments pordering on the C.P.R.tracks are up in arms over the continuing smoke nuisance and are planning to make an appeal to Westmount City Council on the matter.Much has been heard lately about the smoke nuisance in Montreal and a civic campaign has been launched with the blessing of Mayor Camillien Houde to bring about the abatement of the \u201csmoke\u201d, problem which it is claimed is responsible for much property damage .and is according to the health department injurious to the health of the population who have to live in those areas most affected.\u2018 | Charles, Worthless Cheque Nets 3 Months Jail Sentence Earl Parr, 26, of Point St.spent a quiet holiday weekend when he was picked up by the Westmount Police on Friday after trying to pass a worthless check off on Mitchell's Electric Service Company, 5018 Sherbrooke street.The accused was brought before Recorder C.A.Hale of the Westmount Recorder's Court Saturday morning, and was remanded after.pleading guilty to the charge.: Wednesday he was sentenced to three months in jail, following an investigation which proved that he had a previous crime record.Tenants Warned To Read Leases Several enquiries have been received by the Examiner from tenants who have received the new lease being sent out by landlords in connection with the recent increase in rents announced by the War Time Prices Board.It is pointed out by the Montreal Tenants Association that the lease offered should be for a period of not less than twelve months and in any event cannot terminate before April 30th, 1951.Apparently many tenants have been offered a lease running for twelve months from February 1st, 1950, and expiring January 31st, 1951.This is contrary to the regulations of the Prices Board dnd the lease should be returned to the landlord with the request that a new form should be prepared making the date of termination of the lease April 30th, 1951, or for a term certain of fifteen months from the first of February, 1950.Westmount Catholic Women Help Aged The Professional and Business Womens Organization of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, donated one hundred and twenty gifts for distribution amongst the aged poor \u2018at the annual social service of the group held in St.Leo's \u201cSchool, West- mount, Miss Edna Coyle, chairman of the social service committee addressed the meeting after being introduced by the president Miss Irene Casy.Miss Lenore Kirkpatrick thanked Miss Coyle.\u20ac PAK swu Kensington Pack has enjoyed many and varied activities this Fear, but perhaps last week's excursion to CJAD to take part in the Scout Broadcast was one of the most exciting that the Cubs have experienced.A Good Turn was transperting no less than Tall Pine, Akela Howe and ten lively Cubs to the broadcast station.It was very lucky that Akela Clarke was already downtown that day, and did not have to be fitted in with the crowd! To Dr.Harrison S.Jones, music specialist of \u2018West Hill High School, goes a hearty vote of thanks also.Dr.Jones gave up his time to accompany the Cubs singing carols for the broadcast, and dhe.x also drove several of them home.Trinity Memorial Don Frayn's log version of the \"Troop's visit to the printing plant recently was a riot, according to SCOUTMASTER Darrel Bedford.After games, Instruction period followed when Kenny Newman completed his 2nd class.Mike Me- Learn, the duty P/L, directed a game of \u2018soup\u201d where the P.L.s bested the rest of the Troop in endurance.Ronnie Glansdorp, Kenny Newman and Teddy Roberts were rather hilarious when they endeavoured to interpret with motions the terms, \u201cFrozen Lake\u201d, \u201cStreetcar and \u201cTire\u201d.Last Friday a Christmas Party was held with each lad bringing a small gift not costing over 25c, Members of the Troop are reminded to bring in back dues.Radio Broadcast The Scout Broadcast over station CJAD at 9.05 a.m., Saturday morning, will feature a full length newscast this week, together with a new year's greeting from our Provincial Executive Commissioner, Cyril J.Dendy, Remember, CJAD, 9.05 a.m, Saturday morning.Insofar as we have been able to determine the broadcast last Saturday of the Kensington Cubs singing Christmas Carols was well liked by listeners, friends and others interested or not in Scouting.Comments or suggestions on the Scout Broadcast are always welcome, and this observer would appreciate it if anyone with any such suggestions or would communicate with us the office of this newspaper.St.Andrew\u2019s Pack There was almost a full turnout for the last meeting of the Pack in 1949.The sixes staged Christmas charades with the Red Six under John Lochead winning first prize and the White Six under Peter Haley, second prize.John Lochead treated everyone with a lovely cake he had made himself, together with some cookies.The Red Six won the competition for December, with the Whites close behind.Peter Haley was invested as sixer of the White Six; David Farquharson, second of the Black; Robert Swift, 1st star and \u201cRik- ki\u201d, Instructor Badge, Hugh Le Roy is the pack's latest New Chum.The next meeting of Stat Dr.N.Gouroff SURGEON-DENTIST 4147 SHERBROOKE ST.WwW.{CORNER GREENE AVE} TELEPHONE: Fi.06AS uts & Cubs By REG.GROOME comments Andrew's Cubs will be on Wednesday, January 4th, 1950.Oil Shares For Scouts From the firm of Flank Petroleum Ltd, of Edmonton, Alberta, the Boy Scouts Association of that province: has received a gift of 6,000 oil shares, it is announced by W.J.Dick, president of the P Association.Mr.Dick said the \u2018Boy Scouts Association wil hold the shares in trust and will use earnings to help defray operating expenses, Legless Lad Eagle Scout Scout Don Lee; 18, of Salt Lake City, who lost both his legs in an accident 17 years ago, has won his Eagle Scout award (similar to the King's Scout Badge in Canada).He completed all -the tests for the badge including a 14-mile hike and is now saving \u2018his money for the trip to the American Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge next summer, Over 5,000 Hours Toronto Boy Scouts spent 5,137 hours on Community Service work between July and October, 1949.Included in this was a period of 4,160 hours duty at the S.S.Noronic disaster.Opens Scout Hall His Honour Lieutenant-Governor J.A.Bernard officially opened a new Boy Scout Hall at Bordon, PEI, recently, Site for London The Wolf Cubs and Boy Scouts of the Church of St.John the Evangelist, London, Ont, have been presented with 145 acres of land for use as a camp.\u2018The donated acreage is part of a farm owned by Dr.Russell Schram.New Year Wishes On behalf of this column, this paper, and the staffs of Western and Bishop Street Scout Headquarters, we extend to all members and friends of Scouting sincere and friendly wishes for happiness, health.and prosperity in 1950 .and GOOD SCOUTING! Smoke .(Continued from Page 1) hble for our City Council to ap- roach the C.P.R.requesting them ko discontinue using coal burning engines from the outskirts of the City to Windsor Street Station.{ Living close to a railway track is bad enough \u2018from a noise point of view without the extra ration- of evil smelling dirty smoke being added.: We hope Mayor Cameron wi'l' be able to convince the railway authorities that action on their part is long overdue.Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD 8.R3SS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons 57 St.James St.West Residence: 2055 Lincoln Avenue \u2014 Fl.2805 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT Wi.1104 3 \u2014.x:H, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY.DECEMBER 30, 1849 Christmas Party Held at Monitor Employees of The Monitor Publishing Company on Friday afternoon held their annual Christmas Party in the Circulation Department offices and plant on Hamp- fon Avenue.Staffs of the Verdun.Guardian, The Monitor; and The: Westmount Examiner joined with the plant employees in Yuletide merriment, as around a huge and gally decorated Christmas Tree, they heard brief speeches from Company Executives and received ighes for a Merry Christmas ram the President of the Com- any, H.E.McCormick, who anded out the Christmas bonuses, ! A -buffet chicken lunch was enved, and other refreshments pnd dancing followed distribution pf gifts practised annually by the employees themselves., The event hegan shortly after hoon and dancing and music were enjoyed until late afternoon hours, when.tired but happy, regular uletide Festivities allured all to heir homes.= Tableaux Ear | Praise Locally .The tableaux as presented in the Montreal Star of December 24 in which the \u201cBethlehem Story\u201d was told in picture form has been the subject of much favourahle comment amongst Westmounters.Junior Members In Cast The pictures were posed by members of Dominion - Douglas United Church, Westmount.The cast of the tableaux included Mary, Ann Moore; Joseph, Ian MacLeay; Angel Gabriel, Carol McMaster; Innkeeper, Donald Smith; Innkeeper's Wife, Judy Brow; Shepherds, Robert Gilmour, John Gilmour, Robin Mackay; Wise Men, Donald Scott, John King, Douglas Seller; Herod, Fred Tees.Costumes were supplied by A, Massey Gundy.The younger children of the church were also portrayed in \u201cA Multitude of the Heavenly Host\u201d posed in the chancel of the church in an attitude reverently symbolic of the spirit of Christmas.Westm't.(Continued from Page 1) membership up to 66, the Chief Executive said.Watches were presented to the new members and long service buttons were also handed out.Assisting Mayor Cameron in making the presentations were Aldermen R.L.Campbell, R.H.Dean, W.A.Kennedy, R.Panet-Raymond and J.S.B.Pemberton.R.Percy Adams Guest Special guest of the evening was R.Percy Adams ex-Mayor of the City who was described by Mr.Cameron as \u201ca tower of strength\u201d.The new members receiving watches were: A.Groulx, J.A.E.Sarrazin, U.Beausoleil of the Public Works Dept; Miss M.B.Bourdon, J.A.E.Goyette and J.R.A.St.Pierre of the Light and Power\" Dept.; R.A.Byford, A.Talbot, G.| Lowe and W.G.Corby of the Police and Fire Dept.; and R.H.Hawkins of Victoria Hall.The gathering was also address- \u2018ed: by P.E, Jarman, general manager of dhe city, and Alderman Panet-Raymond, pro-mayor and commissioner of parks.A.G.Mac- Nab thanked the council on behalf of the Quarter Century Club members.250 Attend Party Later in the evening a Christ- -mas party was held in Victoria Hall for all the city employees at which each employee received either a turkey or a ham, as a|.Christmas present from the city.Over 250 attended the party and were welcomed by Mayor Cameron who wished them.all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year on behalf of the council.Excellent entertainment was provided, to round out a very successful evening.À YOUNG ADULT SECTION: The staff and members of the press to their many friends a very happy New Year.In the New Year a number of.the old ones carried on.The Friday social dance will be renewed next Friday night, January 6, and a \u201cHard Luck Party\u201d; will be coming up on Friday, January 13, The music appreciation group will hold its \u2018first meeting on Thursday, January 5, \u2018when both Te mple Emanu-El | Sabbath services, Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Badge of Greatness.\u201d \u2018Temple School Resumes High School Dept.Saturday, January 7 at 9:45 am.Junior Svohool, Sunday, January 8 at 1v am.Daily Hebrew classes resumed on January 3.The Chanukah celebration of the Religious Schocl held on Sunday morning, December 18, brought together one of the largest of congregations in the history of the Temple.Miss Frances Katz, M.A, presided.Greetings were brought by Jack Carrick, chairman of the school board, Special goodies from Israel were distributed to all the pupils by the following: Mrs.Jack Freedman, Jack Carrick, Nathan Bing, Irving Gertsman.The school annual \u2014 The Shofar, as well as the World Over magazine were distributed to all the pupils.Professor Liptzin to Speak \"Under the auspices of the Department of Adult Education, on Monday January 16, at §:30 p.min the Temple Community House, will speak Professor Sol Liptzin, professor of comparative literature of the City College of New York.Dr.Liptzin\u2019s theme will be \u201cNew Approaches To Jewishness.\u201d An apen forum will follow the lecture to which the public is cordially invited.Congregational Dinner The Congregational Dinner and Sixty-Seventh Annual Meeting will take place on Sunday, Jan- Tuary 8 at 6:45 pam.in Temple Community House.Prior to the dinner President Hyman Grover \u2018and Mrs.Grover will be hosts to the members at a sherry party in the lecture hall.Annual reports will be submitted by the following: President Hyman Grover on behalf of trustees Dr.Harry J.Stern; David Jassby, treasurer, on behalf of Sisterhood: on behalf of Brotherhood, Mr.Nathan Bing.Reservations for the Congregational dinner are to be made with the Temple office \u2014 FItzroy 2405.Memorial Anniversaries During the Kaddish service this Sabbath the names of the following departed will be read Lottie Feuerstein, Leah Lyons, Maita Horwitz, Esther Singer, Ethel Segal, Joseph Hollinger, Esther Sarah Hirsch, Lena Stern, Gertrude H.Morris, Roberto Elio Sinai, Israel M.Rubinovich, Jacob Addelson, Reverend Nuchim B.Grover.Pulpit Honors Last Sabbath Isaac Kursbatt, Abe Marks Joseph Horn, Solomon Kerman, ifton Mark Pezim.Sisterhood Luncheon i A Sisterhood luncheon.will be held on Tuesday, January 3, 12:30 pm, in Temple Community House.Mrs.Jack Freedman will preside.Sisterhood program meeting, Tuesday, January 10, 1:30 pan.Dessert\u2019 Luncheon.Program chairman, Mrs, Alfred Miller.Sisterhood sewing resumed on Monday, January 9 in Temple Community House.Chairman of sewing is\u2019 Mrs.Joseph Cooper.Tombola Officials Chairman of this year\u2019s Tombola project is Lewis Sherwin.The Honorary Chairman is David Jassby.Representing the Sisterhood, Mrs.Jack Carrick; repre LE senting Temple Young Married, Irvin Gertsman; representing Westmount Y.M.C.A, wish to ex- new activities will be-atarted and the new lonz-playing record\u2019 attachment and the regular machine \u2018Will be used for the program.The new social: room on the: second floor will be open each evening for an informal program such as chess, bridge and reading.The young men's fellowship group will hold: its first meeting of the New Year on Thursday evening in the form of a supper meeting with a speaker.\u2018The Sunday evening firesides will start again on \u201cJanuary 8, when the program will consist of -Hght musical selections.The new leathercraft course will\u2019 begin on January 12.As the number of members is limited, it is advisable to register early.If we do get any snow during the winter months, skiing and sleigh ride parties \u2018will be organized.\u2018BOYS DEPARTMENT: Special congratulations are due to all those.fellows who helped the World Service campaign by selling \u2018Christmas cards this season.The annual Inter-\u201cY\u201d swimming meet is being held at the Central -Y.M.C.A.pool on Monday afternoon, January 2.Our team is pretty well lined up, but if there are any more lads who would like to enter this meet they are asked to contact Bob Moffat or the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary right away.There has been a hustle and bustie around the \u201cY\"\u201d for the last couple of days in anticipation of the Grand Penny Carnival, which is taking place this afternoon and this evening at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.One and all are invited to come and join the fun.BASKETBALL JAMBOREE: The midget basketball team (fifteen and under) from Westmount Y.M.C.A.did themselves proud at the Basketball Jamboree held at N.D.G.\u201cY\" Tuesday, December 27.No, they didn't win the tourney, but the fine display of ball handling and the indominable spirit showed by the boys is something they can well be proud of.They were beaten out in the semi-finals by a much taller and more experienced crew from Central \u201cY\u201d, the final score being 49-41.Bill Fell was outstanding for the Westmounters, his drive and sharpshooting were almost sufficient to carry his team to victory.All of the other players are worthy of mention, but those particularly outstanding were: Jim McLeod, Charles Ancrum, Randal Brooks, Don Fell, Max Caplan and Stan English.Last Rites for Mrs.G.H.Townsend It is with regret that we record the death of Mrs, Annie Sophronia Townsend, wife of G.Horsley Townsend, of 40 Church Hill, Westmount, Mra.Townsend died in the Private Patients\u2019 Pavilion of the Montreal General Hospital on Thursday.Besides her husband she is survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs.Frank 8.Stocking, \u2018Mrs, Harvey B.Henwood and Robert Ralston White., Funeral was held from her late residence, 40 Church Hill, on Saturday, to Mount Royal Cemetery.n Home and School, Irving Solowey.The Tombola committee is now being organized and a most successful Tombola which is annually sponsored by Brotherhood, Sisterhood, in co-operation with Temple Young Married and Temple Home and School Association is anticipated.All our members are urged to support this joint fund raising effort.Books of tickets will be issued soon.Outstanding prizes will be offered.Smoker Open Board Meeting Wednesday evening, January 18, 8:30, Temple Community House.Reports by chairmen of committees.A splendid program of ep- tertainment.All Brotherhoo members urged to attend. ww ME Ts ETF & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT RIPAIRED « REFINISHED - SUPPLIED | Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.Having completed a 10-week course in obedience from the S.P.C.A.Mwy Training Class, graduation exercises were held on Tuesday at Victoria School.Two of the prise wilusimge animals are shown as, from left to right, Mrs.Thomas R.Fisher holds Buts who won Rew dsr the best handling in the novice group, and Mrs.John W.Kennedy with Jill who was Gi dest dog in the novice class.Standing behind are Mrs.A.T.Stikeman, president of the Quebaz Eemsæh of the S.P.C.A, and .Alan Sharp, a judge of the class and president of the Montreal Deg Glmill=»ce Training Club.FORMALUMN \u201cGraduates of St.George's School, 3100 Westmount Boulevard, met on Thursday and decided to form an { alumni association.In its 17 years of operation the school has maintained only informal contact with graduates but lately there has sprung up a feeling amongst parents of graduates that some organization was needed to keep the contacts made at school by the students more closely welded, hence the calling of the | meeting at which definite action was taken.The meeting was addressed by Mrs.Sam Anderson, the school\u2019s junior high teacher, and Miss Agnes Matthews, principal, who briefly outlined the objects and purposes of the proposed association.i} Elected to office in the new St.George's Alumni Association were: President, Owen Owens; vice-presi- dent, Miss Virginia Birks; secretary, Miss Judy Ackroyd; treasurer, Wilson Reusing; and news convener, Mrs.J.BE.Iverson.,In its newly adopted constitution the association puts forth its aims as the following: to keep former students in contact with \u201c80 YEARS IN An WESTMOUNT\u201d Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN\u201dS WE.4046 Reliable Watch Repairs JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THRER Thirty Colleges To Post Entries In Third Carnival 1 Thirty Canadian and American Colleges are expected to post entries for events in the third annual winter carnival staged by McGill University.The carnival will be held during the week of February 16 to 18, and will get underway with a monster torchlight parade to Mount Royal.The parade will be followed by skating, skiing, tobogganing, and.dancing.The following day chartered trains will take the students to St.Sauveur for slalom and downhill racing.In the evening at McGill the carnival will be featured by the crowning of the carnival queen.A display of fancy skating and a hockey game between McGill and the University of Montreal will also be special attractions, The final day of the carnival will be highlighted by a ski jumping competition at the Cote des Neiges ski jump.A swimming meet will also be staged and a grand carnival ball will wind up the gala meet.eachother, and with the school, and to foster interest in the school.Miss Gertrude Rock Dies Miss Gertrude M.Rock passed away on Wednesday at the residence of her nephew C.F.Foy, 1119 Greene avenue, with whom she had heen living.Miss Rock was well known in the millinery business and had until lately operated her own store \u2018The Lady Claire\u201d near the corner of Fort on St.Catherine street west, ' Funeral services were held from the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, on Saturday, with burial in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Seven Rotary Scholarship Winners Speak At Club Seven of the 10 scholarship winners of the Westmount Rotary Club were present at the weekly luncheon meeting of the group held in Victoria Hall on Wednesday.All seven spoke to the members ] of the club, giving a brief account of their activities in school, and taking the opportunity to thank the 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by winning the scholar- skin, an said that he was taking Mg exurses at McGill for his [| Mihadierss degree.| ames Ross, a Westmount High gradients: of 1947, said he was fi- \u2018mialifagr dis Art's degree this year all was looking forward to enter- ingr mascéfcine in the Fall at Mc- GUF University, while Bob Smith, the Westmount High graduate of TNSNE sm he was attending Dal- house Wniversity and hoped to complete his course in law within taœ yeas.Kevin Kehoe, taking [ ka Sd year at Loyola College, said Faped to take up Electrical Mhgfusering at McGill University, specializing in television equip- mamf, while other students attend- img Use meeting were Langley Dexjkrdtrs, Leslie Humber and Aflesx.Gcædon, These \u2018etters were received from then stim¥mts who were unable to -atfied Che luncheon.They were GxMk Marshall, Lindsay Gra- | ham sod Richard Griffin, A_W_ Callard, President of the Challe at £2e time of the scholarship.phmiisg.was called on to speak to Sw groests.Mr.Callard said taf mat cnly were the boys a cre- dR fs their family, but a credit to the Eafsay Club of Westmount, amd] guinted out that the mem- Nemm wend be watching their pro- eurnefully as it was of deep fnfisent ts all of theme TELEVISION e RADIO eo ELECTRICITY New Classes Starting January 3rd.Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 Ontario Street West, Montreal, P.Q.Telephone \u2014 HA.4745 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, COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS 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 VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.- WESTMOUNT \u201cThe Customer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\u2019 PAGR FOUR - THE EXAM Serving the City ot Westmount ; GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS - Published Every Friday THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Ezuminer\u201d aims_to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to publie servira .Mal) subscriptions: $2.00 per year: 51.00 half-year.-_ Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Nept.~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, ow Ottawa INER by 1949 This Newspaper Wishes A Year Of Happiness and Prosperity Its Readers SOLUTION IS FREE * * * Control Is Greatest Hindrance \u201cFinance Minister Abbott is like the amateur cop at a busy street corner who manages to make himself the centre of a traffic jam.If he would just get out of the way, traffic would unsnarl itself and get moving again,\u201d writes Joseph Lister Rutledge, Chairman of the Canadian Unity Council.Mr.Rutledge was commenting on the Finance Minister's speech to the Canadian Importers and Traders Association.\u201cWe are all in sympathy with Mr.Abbott's TRADE ruption to our our directors, we have done.d uction-and tape that is hamstringing our importers and.exporters, we would manent prosperity.\u201d NEW CANADIAN PICTURE * » +# { Our Movie Industry Advances The Second full length motion picture to be produced in English by a Canadian company within the Dominion has been completed in its photographic stage, it is announced by Nantel David, Montreal, general manager of Selkirk Productions Limited, who are producing \u201cForbidden Journey\u201d, planned for midwinter release.\u201cWe are very much satisfied with our results to date, for we have not only been able to complete our photography on schedule, but to remain within our budget,\u201d declared Mr.David.\u201cThanks to highly favorable weather which has caused little inter- extensive outdoor operations, | the determined and concentrated efforts of a lot closer to per- Richard Jarvis and Cecil Maiden, and the willingness of our artists and camera crews to spend lengthy periods on the job, we were able to accomplish what Our chief cameraman, Roger Racine, has achieved marked success with his \u2018photography, and the \u2018rushes\u2019 have indicated Hollywood quality\u201d.* * t \u201cWestmount Baptist à : .New Xear Services will be observed in Westmount.- Baptist Chiircheover the week-end.On Satüräsÿ\"#Pening, December 31st, \u201cthé Congrégation holds ts Arintal _Watch-Night \"Service.At 9.45 p.m.the-Young People will present an attractive programme.\u2018 From 10.30 there will be a period of Social\u201d Fellowship during which refreshments will be served.At 11.20 the Watch-night Service proper-will be held under the direction of Dr.Johnston.The Sunday Services will be appropriate for the New Year.In the morning the Minister's Theme will be \u201cForward!\u201d, the address being based upon the words \u201cSpeak .that they go Forward\u201d.The Communion of the Lord's Supper will take place at 12 noon.- Another Candle-Lit New Year's Service will be held in the evening.The subJéct of the Sermon will be \u201cYouth - \u2014 Renewed Like the Eagle's\u201d.The Christmas Services of \u201cWestmount\u201d were splendidly attended.The Church was beautifully decorated.The Ministry of the Choir, under the direction of Arthur Collingwood, was of very high order.A special feature of the Service was the assistance rendered by twelve young men of the Congregation who carried through a Responsive Reading of the Scriptures, Morning and Eve-|] * ning._ Those participating were Rubin Bonney, David Wyatt, Ian Ingram, Ronald Gibson, Max Saunders, Les Carson, Sidney Simpson, Robert Gibson John Todd, Allister Ingram, Harold\" Greig, and.George Fisher.At the close of the Evening Service a group of young men were baptized on profession of Personal Faith in Christ.~~ ' Week of Prayer Services will be observed by the Westmount Churches on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, January 3, 4 and 5.The \u2018Wednesday evening meeting will be held in Westmount Church, the speaker of the occasion being Professor G.H.T.Kimble, who was recently appointed as the Executive Director of the American Geographical Soclety with Headquarters in New York.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr CIRCUMCISION OF CHRIST a.m.Holy Eucharist.a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.a.m, Sunday School.a.m.Matins.- a.m.Solemn Eucharist.p.m.Evensong.p.m.Carol Service of Nine Lessons.se InooS \u2014 4 SESS .0 ~ = WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist, 7.00 a.m.Tues., Thurs.and Sat, 8.06 am, Mon.an Friday, 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Malins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9.60 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.WORLD FEDERATION BRITISH SF 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) WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH SHERBROOKE STREET WEST AND ROSLYN AVENUE John Alexander Johnston, B.A., B.D., Minister Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C O., F.T.C.I,, Organist and Choirmaster \u201c \u2026 NEW YEAR SERVICES 11:00 am.F-O-R-W-A-R-D ! \u201cSpeak! That They Go Forward!\u201d COMMUNION -AT NOON.- 4 10:00 a.m.\u2014CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL.Two Sections\u201411:00 a.m, 7980 p.m.\u201d CANDLE-LIT SERVICE, _., \u201cYOUTH.\u2014 RENEWÉD LIKE THE ÉAGLE'S.\"\u201d DR.JOHNSTON AT BOTH SERVICES + VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED WATCH-NIGHT SERVICE SéTURDAY, DECEMBER 3ist ope People's Programme .efreshments .Watch-night - Service .Conducted by the Minister EVERYBODY WELCOME 9:45.»- Lasssesaues 10:30 1120 = \u2014_ ser es esas | Christian Science i « * \u201cGod\u201d is the subject of the Les- | son-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Psalms 77.13, \u201cwho is so great a God as our God?\u201d \u2014 Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: - = THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1948 \u2014 _ plea to Canadians to expand - ; increase foreign trade,\u201d stated Mr.Rutledge, \u201cbut the greatest brake on our foreign trade is thé retention of foreign exchange controls.The instinct of government is to prevent, and if Ottawa would just retire to the sidelines and slash away the red ome to.a Your Church is the Buttbork.of Democracy.There Doss Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.cans = \u2014 b urch glory of thy kingdom, and talk of thy power; to make known, to the sons of men \u2018his mighty acts, and the glorious majesty of his kingdom.Thy kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and thy dominion | endureth throughout all generations.\u201d (Psalms 145: 10 to 13.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes \u201cthe following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cKingdom of Heaven.The reign of harmony in divine Science; the realm of unerring, eternal and omnipotent Mind; the atmosphere of Spirit, where Soul is supreme.First Church of Christ Scientist - 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.(West Side Entrance) SUNDAY, JANUARY 1st, 1950 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: God.Golden Text: Psalm 77:13, Who is so great a God as our God?MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrome, B.A., B.D., Minister \u201cAll thy works shall praisethee;| \u2014 ~SUNDAY, JANUARY 1st, 1050 - O Lord; and: thy saints shall bless thee.They shall speak of_ the page ST.MATTHIAS\" \u2014 | CHURCH Westmount 7 wm Corner Churchill and \u2014 Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: ue Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTk., M.C.FEAST OF THE CIRCUMCISION NEW YEAR'S DAY - » = 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.= _ 11.00 am.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon, Preacher: Revd.8S.Arthur-Davies.Ac 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, .eachier: The Rector.- WEEK OF PRAYER St.Andrew's Congregation and St.Matthias\u2019 Congregat will unite In a Special Service in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, on Thursday, January 5th, at 8 p.m.FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY January 6th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.SY.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Westmount, P.Q.Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector CIRCUMCISION OF OUR LORD and THE SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS DAY 8.00 am.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m, Choral Celebration.7.30 p.m.Evensong, THE ETIPHANY OF OUR LORD January 6th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, - Co.Assistant.: - \u2014t - FESTIVAL.OF THE .CIRCUMCISION NEW YEAR'S DAY: Social + Personal + Engagements + Weddings > > 2 ~ / That distinctive Jook That exclusive air That handwork elegance.in daytime and cocklail dresses .evening and dinner gowns .and millinery CREATED FOR YOU.ALONE! HAUTE COUTGRE 1479 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww.= Pitrroy 7597 ) Le - Madame Cellette MANAGER Formerly of Henry Morgan's Ltd.Cig est so 00 Fan Lm 0 , Mr.and Mrs.Al Ferrier, Bona-, Mr.Michel Languedoc, of Tor- .o Miss Edith E a ; f gerton will spend ih ei vista Avenue, accompanied by |onto, is spending the Christmas M I.and Mrs.John Joseph McManaman New Year at the Egerton Con- th col a) their family spent Christmas in holidays with his parents, Mr.valescent and Rest Home at (0138, Lp Quebec City, the guests of their Errol Languedoc, K.C., and Mrs.| à Co as i Hemmingford, Que.} pds.: Li son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Languedoc, The Travancore, 1620 - .The I 4 Mrs.R.Bourret.Cedar avenue, - Mr.and Mrs.R.L.Blampin and 001 Sp their daughters, Heather and here 1 Mr.Bert Grindley, Victoria| Miss Edith Wagner, \u2018of Kit- Vicky, of Waterloo, Que, spent re Us ] Avenue, has been home on holi- chener, Ont, is spending three Christmas with Mrs.Blampin\u2019s Later day from Western University |Weeks with her sister, Mrs.H.parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Eve- pr MO where he is a student.Hicks, Grosvenor Avenue.leigh, Prince Albert Avenue, pride tr .vol ga Mr.James McCormick, formerly Miss R.Irwin, of St.Mary's, The bride was in a portrait jee .Recreation Supervisor for the City ont with her sister, Miss Bessie gown of blush satin, the fitted gree! of Westmount and now Manager TWin and Mr.and Mrs.Duff bodice, covered with princess lace, da of Waterloo Memorial Arena, was Ver® Christmas Day guests of having a low, round neckline and ses.in town for the Christmas holi- na Mr.vest Kidd, Sher- the bouffant skirt falling into a DED day.e , mount.long train.She wore a veil of fhe n | blush tulle illusion and carried a Mr.George Cochrane, columnist APPROACHING MARRIAGE bouquet of white carnations and ughte for this paper, ig leaving tomor- Miss Nancy McNair, eldest Sweetheart roses.: paie À row by plane to spend the New daughter of Hon.J.B.McNair The attendants were in Period Not Year's holiday at Noranda, Que.|K.C., Premier of New Brunswick, frocks of green velvet.They wore 3 oquois .and Mrs.McNair, at her marriage matching caps, trimmed with A in Mr.Bill Fish, Claremont Ave- (to Mr.Robert Leslie Moodie, son white ostrich tips and carried h day nue, will return next week by |of Mr.and Mrs.Alvin L.Moodie, sprays of gardenias fastened to us 0 plane after spending the Christ- of Westmount, taking place in St.their velvet muffs.pelo mas vacation in Bermuda.Andrew's Presbyterian Church, The flower-girl wore a frock ati = Fredericton, this evening, at six of white organdy with a sash of oy \\ N| o'clock, will have three atten green velvet and a matching ban- By h \\ N dants.deau in her hair and carried an ne de N N Miss Marion McNair will be old-fashioned nosegay.\"The 1 \\ N maid of honor for her sister, Miss Mrs.Dixon, the bride\u2019s mother, Lu her \\ N Janet McNair, youngest sister of was in a floor-length gown of ite n N N the bride-elect, and Miss Joyce | plum erepe and wore a match.fited 1 N N Moodie, sister of the bridegroom, With s N N Will be the bridesmaids.Donald alla, N N Vogel of Matane, Que, will be the bas N N best man.ngth N N Rev.J.D.L.Howson will per- ld by N xed N [form the wedding ceremony.d sh N & N \\ pet 0 N : N i \\ Handbags Repaired } WEDDING ries N by Parisian E \\ SEABAN - McCARTHY Miss \\ an y ; arsian Xperts N The marriage of Mrs.May Rus- \"i ; N ies\u2019 \\ ABubin\u2019t, Craffmen, Vers bar 921 MeCarthy, daughter of the at, N workmanship \u2014 rapid service \u2014 N ate Fre ussell and of Mrs.iss R N Be enction.plete N |Russell, of Westmount, to Mr.N - N Harry James Seaban, of Montreal, ita : N (Eee mo from Paris.| N|son of Mr.Arthur Seaban, of St.ud M N made N Eustache, took place very quietly prwder N - N recently, the Rev.P.W.Murray N TIBRA HANDBAGS inc.N officiating.N : ; ; N 1464 Union Avenue N MO ONE their wedding Mr.and! Pictured above, following their recent marriage in the Chapel \u2018 N Opposite Morgan's N Mrs.Seaban left by motor for the| of Loyola College, are Mr.and Mrs.John Joseph McManaman.- N MA.4310 N |Laurentians.They will reside in| The bride was formerly Miss Mary Patricia Cahill, daughter | er ray Montreal.of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Cahill, of Ville su Laurent, and the : bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.ward McManaman, of Notre Dame de Grace.| ALICE & MAUDE DRESS SHOP MCMANAMAN \u2014 CAHILL Mrs.M.R.Elder, took place * Registered : In the Chapel of Loyola College, Tuesday afternoon, at half-past a the marriage took place recently |four o'clock, in the Church of St.4921 SHERBROOKE W., APT.2.of Mary Patricia, daughter of Mr.Andrew and St.Paul, the Rev.(Between Prince Albert WA.7087 ana Mrs.waiter Cahill, of Ville |R.J.Berlis officiating, Mr.Ken- .ov St.Laurent, to Mr.John Joseph |neth Meek played the wedding Specializing in Large Sizes in Very Youthful Styles McManaman, son of Mr.and Mrs.music and the church was deco- rd ALICE DIONNE © MAUDE GLEASON Edward McManaman, the Rev.|Fated with silver Christmas trees, Father Stanford officiating.Christmas greenery and white , \u2014 \u2014 Mr.Norman Manson gave his chrysan remums.; FARRELL S sister-in-law away, and she .was Mr.Dixon gave his daughter : Les hed attended by Miss Theresa Mec- |3Way and she was attended by C ATERING as best man for Mr.McManaman » TS, as matron-of-honor, 6 and Mr.Peter McMgnaman, bro- and by Mrs.Leslie Clapham, Miss SERVICE | 1520 MOUNTAIN ST.ther of the bridegroom, was usher.arbare Ann Smith, of Ottawa, WEDDINGS, BANQUETS The bride was in a suit of mid- *\" iss Denise Craig, of Surrey, L 7 BElair 0916 1 .! England RECEPTIONS Ancaster 9728.air night blue wool with a jacket em- \u2019 AND PARTIES 2 \u2019 Zi t # Sobor broidered with blue beads.She| Little Miss Jennifer Dixon, the adad fines cally wore a grey hat, trimmed with |bride's niece, was flower-girl.Mr.grey veiling, grey accessories and Bruce Gillespie was best man for 211 GORDON AVE.OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY carried a bouquet of pink roses Mr.Elder and the ushers were YOrk 0254 ; _ and carnations.Mr.R.H.Braidwood, Mr.Albert 1 PERMANENT WAVING iS AN ART TH The maid-of-honor wore a \u2018suit Cloutier Mr.John M.Lewis, Mr.Residence - TR.2342 of turquoise wool with a hat of ohn xe erstonhaugh and Mr./ matching velvet and carried a J.A.Dixon, brother of the bride.- an, A BE pr pin .- + \u2018 A ed wre white chrysanthemums wo used as decorations.Later Mr, and Mrs, Elder left wr Montego Bay, Jamaica, the bide travelling in a suit of green wl gabardine, under a matching heed coat, and wearing a hat.green velour, grey accessories pi & corsage bouquet of white pses.table being decorated in Christmas colors and arranged with red and silver Christmas trees.\u201cCollecting\u201d New Year's Eves can be an interesting pastime.All you need to play the game is a capacity for enjoyment of memories, a certain amount of imagination to think up interesting new ways of bringing in the New Year, and, of couise, a good memory.Then some day, when the bottom has fallen \u2018out of things, you can sit down and string the beads of collected past New Years, One man we ki.w could tell you # - where he was and what he did to emerges, And whether it is spent in | AT.4755-6 HA, 5543 1919 Reg'd 6220 Decarie Blvd.| \u2018 \u2014THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1940 \u2014 PAGE SEVEN\" i y hat and a corsage bouquet of ols included a vocal trio by Mrs.vovvaeewy \u201cfl jets and forge me-nots, George Adam, Mrs.R.Spence = jrs.Elder, mother of the bride- and Mrs.W.Weaver.Mrs.W.Are You Entertaining?i «on, WOre a Cocistail length ; = Weaver sang, her twin sister Miss WE RENT 4 ' wn of brown lace over satin\u2019 ° .Audrey Hunter -giving a violin Chairs, Tables, Dishes, th a matching hat, trimmed : I n u te : I X obligato, and Mrs.George Adam Glassware, Punch oN.4 : A ! ) contrasting ostrich tips and i accompanying them at the piano.Coat Racks and\u2019 Linen.4 J à corsage bouquet of yellow or- H.B.8.and D.McG.Little Miss Joan Adams gave a For All Occasions ; js.oo : ; - recitation, me reception was held in the | 7 \u2018Mrs\u2019 Geor 5, New Bridge Sets for Bale ï \u2018 : : = .George Mallinson and Mrs.oom of the Ritz-Carlton | Ewart Hinds poured tea, the Bench & Table Service Est'd.N HUBERT PLOMER | DENMARK - MITCHELL usher in the New Year over a period of nearly forty years.\u201cIn 1910\u201d he'd reminisce, \u201cI was skat- 'so'emn worship, or in merry festivity, we make a wish for you, that it may be worthy to be strung Antiques Bought and Sold \u2018The marriage of Edith Barbara, | ughter of Mr.and Mrs.Frank die Mitchell, of Westmount, to jirr Norman Stocker Denmark, of frogiois Falls, Ont, son of Mr.pd Mrs.Donald Errest Dermark, hr Winnipeg, Man., took place fuesdäy afternoon, at four pelock, in\u2019 the Church of the Messiah, the Rev.Angus Cameron ficiating.Mr.Donald Mackley layed the wedding music, and the burch was arranged with Christ- pas decarations.: The bride, who was given away jy her father, was in a gown of hite nylon and slipper satin, the ited bodice of nylon, appliqued #ith satin, having a stand-up sllar, and the satin skirt ending # a slight train.Her fingertip bngth veil of tulle illusion was eld by a small coronet of nylon, md she carried a cascade bou- pet of white carnations, holly kerries and ivy.: .Miss Ruth Mitchell and Miss lary Mitchell, as bridesmaids for heir sister, were in ballerina ngth frocks of iridescent taffeta, | Wiss Ruth Mitchell being in terra FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION 1226 BISHOP STREET \u2014\u2014 ing at the Coliseum in London, England, at a fancy dress \u201cparty.In 19.I was in an R.N.A.S.mess at Dunkirk, France; in 19.in Somerset; in 19.in Montreal; in 19.in the Rockies\u201d and so \u2018on.Sometimes, of course, a pearl of memory would roll-away from him and a fine m.ntal scramble would ensue .till he'd find it again and yelp \u201cI have it \u2014 that New Year's Eve I was nurse-maiding a CPR locomotive in forty degrees below zero and, to keep the engine from freezing to the rails, we had to keep shifting it back and forth, along the tracks.\u201d Some of the gayer New Year's were a bit blurry at the edges, but that's understandable.One he prized greatly was spent with a French Canadian family when ancient cus- torns were observed and grand- pere and grandmere honored in traditional fashion.Ever try this game yourself?You may be surprised to see how a- outline sketch of your life on your chain of happy memories.Briefly, we, H.B.8.and D.McG, jointly wish you all A Happy New Year! ' 7 ls a à MA.585) - Duc to low visibility and printers\u2019 nausea, this concludes Minute Mix for this week.However we should like to thank all those who sent Christmas greetings, including the following: Blue Goose Auxiliary; the Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League; N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club; Sophie (Tigress perfume) Goode, New York; Elizabeth (Shoe Manufacturers of Canada) Hammond; Red (Nerthern News) Fisher; Mr.and Mrs.Frank Tierney, subscribers to this paper and residing now in New York; the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society and W.M.S.of Melville Presbyterian Church; Buddy (columnist) Cochrane; Ruth (Northern News) Trivett; Cote des Neiges and Snowdon Women's Club; Xavier Apostolate Guild; St.Augustine of Canterbury Subdivision of C.W.L.; St.Augustine's Wo- dt Le | \u201c fL Studio of Classical, Ballet and Modern Dance Daily clasges for children and adults REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NEW TERM COMMENCING JANUARY 2nd 1610.SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Wilbank 0778 blue.They wore hats of French otta shading into French blue, ui Miss Mary Mitchell being in pwder blue shading into French going south?yes, we make bathing suits beach coats fo your own measurements with your own material, if you wish.Cêtses- À 768 sherbrooke st.\u2018w.LA.7029 for appointment ERD RN blue chiffon velvet, and carried semi-cascade bouquets of yellow and bronze baby chrysanthemums.Mr.William Stocker Denmark acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr.Herbert Mitchell, the bride\u2019s brother, and Mr.David Hamblett.: Mrs.Mitchell, the bride\u2019s mother, wore an ensemble of grey jacquard taffeta with a hat of navy blue felt, trimmed with pink feathers, navy blue accessories and a corsage bouquet of Sweetheart roses.The reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, i 588 Cote St.Antoine road, West- 8 mount, where the reception rooms were arranged with white chrysanthemums and Christmas decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Denmark left for Quebec, the bride travelling in a suit of bottle green gabardine, under a muskrat coat, and wearing a hat of bottle green Mur felt, trimmed with muskrat, and a corsage bouquet of bronze pom-poms.Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Doris Barnes, and Mr.David Hamblett, of Nashua, N.H.; Miss Jean Knox, of Greenwich, Conn.Housing Problem To Be Discussed men's Club; Silver Cross Women of Canada; St.Mary's Hospital Ladies Auxiliary; Westmount Women\u2019s Club; St.Matthew's Guild and W.A.Dorothy (Silver Cloud) Sproule; Miss N., (Canada Wide) Oliver: M.D.(Truth Centre) Edwards; Gerry (Chatter) Simpson; Mrs.Rod (N.D.G.Branch Red Cross) Campbell; Mina (formerly Highland Highlights) McCunn; Ed.Bermingham and S.Field who, as of January 1st, is launching out into the Field Advertising Company.FOR A PERFECT EVENING Your appearance must be perfect.It will be, as far as your clothes are concerned, if you send them to WINDSOR! We quarantee eur cleaning and pressing.Phone TRen- more 6679 for Free Pickup.Westmount Baptist Ladies Hold Evening | Entertainment, Tea Christmas carols featured the evening entertainment held recently in the church hall by the Westmount Baptist Church Ladies Association and other ladies of the congregation, eighty guests attending and joining in he group singing.Miss Gladys Mahoney acted as chairman of the evening.Mrs.Percy Roberts told the Christmas story, illustrating it with flannel- graph pictures; and Mrs.T.W.® ALL GRIME REMOVED © NO SUSPICION OF ODOR We Guarantee Your Satisfaction WINDSOR Dry Cleaners & Dyers Co.Lid.TRenmore 6679 Davy gave the reading.The delightful program of car- Sautine Harvey says.\u201cGINGERBREAD WAFFLES\" made with FIVE ROSES FLOUR are beyond compare! \u2018 1205.Church Ave.On Citizens\u2019 Forum A Reconstruction Minister R.H.* Winters will be.one of four speakers on \u201cCitizens\u2019 Forum\u201d on a network of Canadian radio stations on January 5.The topic for discussion will be \u201cWhen do we Get More Houses?\u201d Mr.Winters will explain the new Federal.legislation, the purpose of which is to facilitate the building of more houses.Other speakers on the program will be M.J.Coldwelh MP, | National leader of the CCF party; Norman Long, Director of the Monarch Construction and Realty Company of Toronto; and Dr.Albert Rose, research specialist on the staff of the school of social work, University of Toronto, and Vice Chairman Ontario Division Community Planning Association of Canada.Frank W.so.Peers of the CBC will be Chair- \u2019 man of the program which will.be rebroadcast \u2018from a meeting arranged by the Community Planning Association.; : | Q Director The Five Roses Kitchen P.O.Box 6400, Montreal, P.Q.CAFE 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 14 tspn.ginger 4% cop shortening YA cup sugar 1 cup molasses 1 \u2018egg, unbeaten 1 cup sour milk 2 cups Five Roses Flour 1 tspn.soda 1 tspn.salt 14 tspn.nutmeg 14 tspn, cloves 14 tspn.cinnamon Sift together the flour, soda, salt and spices.Cream together the shortening and sugar; gradually blend in the molasses.Stir in 34 cup of dry ingredients.Beat in the egg.Alternately add remaining dry ingrédients and milk.Bake in waffle iron at low heat.Makes 20 portions.FIVE ROSES FLOUR | Jor all-purpose baking - Dinner Parties.1500 Drummond St.BE.0458 A Ans casa ene\u2019 Seance \"years-old, able to run and jump PAGE KIGEE TT Vim, Vigor and Verdunites Two stars of the R.C.M.P.Christmas Party were The Westerners, Misses Rita Powell and Frances Harrison, of Verdun.The program included Constable Ken Law, In songs; Grant Sister, Scotch dances; Jimmy Copper, comedian; Miss Lorraine Mankletow, songs, assisted at the piano by Miss Pamela Blair; Jimmy Bristol, magician; Skip Lewis, novelty magician and Bill Minogue, songs.Mrs, Adele Smith was the plano accompanist and Bill Minogue acted in a dual capacity, handling the M.C.duties in addition to his solo efforts.: .lie flat on your back, twenty-four | hours a day, seven days a week, fifty-two weeks in the year, year in and year -out ?\u2018 \u2019 Clay's Well, that's y SAY ||| cure | friend, Elaine § A friendly get-togéther with Ricker.j the well-known Canadian Flaine Ricker : author and columnist.lives at Callan- XN der, Ontario, # CHARLES CLAY where the Quints come from.She's a lovely child, bright and cheer- , ful, and wonderfully brave.You have to be brave when you're paralyzed with Poliomyelitis.Elaine used to run and play and laugh like any normal child.Then Polio struck her, as it has struck so many children.Today, Elaine faces a serious operation, perhaps a series of operations.She will have to spend months in the hospital.But, when the operation is complete, and with God granting that everything goes well, Elaine Ricker will walk again.She will walk with a stiffened spine, but she will walk.The doctor, who is the celebrated surgeon, Dr.W, T.Mustard, is giving his services free, as he has done in so many cases.But the hospital care and other treatment will cost hundreds, perhaps thousands of dollars.And who is paying for that?Wel], frankly, you are.You see, 1 happen to bé President of the Canadian foundation for Poliomyelitis (The Canadian March of Dimes).We are holding our first annual Canadian March of Dimes drive for funds in January, 1950.The Foundation was only started in February '49, and we've been busy organizing.When the case of Elaine Ricker was brought to our attention, we knew something had to be done.We could not pass by on the other side of the road.So we told that Wonderful institution, the Hospital for Sick Children, if it would take in Elaine Ricker, we would pay for her care out of our campaign receipts in January.The.Hospital agreed.Elaine spent a month in the Hospital.She is now at home in a Let's talk about a little girl.How would you like to be nine- and hop and skip, and then all of a sudden.not able to do any of those things ?* How would you like to have to YOURS TC ENJOYN The DOWNY, our smallest woodpecker, is a striking example of patient industry, All year he is on the watch for the insect enemies of our trees.Protect this joyful little woodpecker.You'll find him seeking his food in the face of the coldest weather, .YOURS TO PROTECT t © 1143 CARLING'S D208 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, VRIDAY, DECEMERR 30, 1949 - \\ Drama-Comedy On Double Bilt | At Westmount \u2018The true story of the search for .$20,000,000 in treasure cached in the fabulous Lost Dutchman gold mine in Arizona's Superstition Mountains, has produced an exciting movie which \u2018abounds in the raw emotions of love, jealousy and murder! The wild passions engendered by the lust for gold have been vividly recorded in \u201cLust For Gold\u201d which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Glenn Ford and Ida Lupinc.head a notable cast which includes Gig Young, William Prince and Edgar Buchanan.Based on Barry Storm's book, \u201cThunder God\u2019s Gold,\u201d \u201cLust for Gold's\u201d legendary story is further authenticated by a statement from the Governor of Arizona.It fascinatingly narrates the passionate story of violent men and a lusty woman in the grip of a force more powerful than any of them, as they commit every crime in the book in the desperate game which has $20,080,000 in gold as its prize! .Starring Ronald Reagan, beauteous Virginia Mayo and Eddie Glenn Ford is starred with Ida - &t_the Westmount Theatre.7 EY AT WESTMOUNT Lupino in \u201cLust For Gold,\u201d the drama of $20,000,000 in buried treasure, which starts Sunday Bracken, \u201cThe Girl From Jones] Beach\u201d is the season\u2019s big warm- RCMP.Xmas Dinner at HQ, Westmount headquarters of tg Royal Canadian Mounted Police situated at St.Catherine street \u2018west, corner of Wood, was the scene of the -annual Christmas dinner of \u201cC\u201d Division of the force.\u2018The dinner was attended by several hundred of the active ang reserve officers and.-men and also by many business, safety ang police officials.Acting Assistant \u2018Commissioner Josaphat Brunet, Officer Com- maanding \u201cC\u201d Division in his annual message said that their division is \u201csecond to none.\u201d \u2018He congratulated his officers and men for their \u201csplendid cooperation\u201d during the past year, R.C.M.P, Toasted Toasts were proposed to the King by Reserve Constable F, A.Rolland; to the R.C.M.P.by Inspector James Lemieux; to the guests, by Inspector Rene Belec, director of the criminal investigation bureau; to pensioners and honorary members by Sub-In- spector J.A.A.Thivierge.A.H.Cadieux director of in- ¢ vestigation C.P.R.replied to the toast of Inspector Belec and J.K, Molyneaux to that of Sub-Insp.Thivierge.weather special and has as its background the fabulous public beach for New Yorkers just outside the city on the south shore of Long Island.In fact it was in the Jones Beach area recently that the world premiere of the picture was held with stars from both Hollywood and New York taking part in the gay beach festivities.The story, with Reagan and \u2014 Virginia providing the heart interest, and comedian Bracken the: laughs, aided in no little part by curvaceous Dona Drake, is about a beautiful but demure school teacher who, it turns out, is s Jones Beach regular and possessed of the most charming figure ever seen on those sands.HINTS ON BUDGETING Allison Grant .will explore the homemaker\u2019s spending job, on January 12, when she gives the second lesson of her new series, When they get together .Op) OH WHAT A TEAM! \u201cCBC School for Consumers,\u201d broadcast on the Trans-Canada network (CBM), on Tuesdays, at 2:15 p.m., EST.Mrs.Grant, a homemaker and an authority on home economics, believes that a budget is as necessary in the home as in business.But the home budget should be a simple one and not add another burden to the housewife\u2019s al ready heavy day.The secret of its success lies in adhering to it continuously.cast, and will be operated upon in about another month.What we've done is very simple: we've pledged the credit of the people of Canada, your credit, to the Hospital for Sick Children and tothe child's extremely deserving parents that Elaine Ricker will be taken care of in every way possible.; Elaine Ricker is an only child.Her father is a very hard-working man.The parents have done everything possible within their meagre means for their daughter.Elaine might have been your child.- This is the time of year when everyone thinks of giving, because of the significance of the Christ- child\u2019s birthday.This is the time of year when the Canadian March of Dimes asks you to help Elaine Ricker, and the thousands of other victims of the crippler, Poliomyelitis, across our country.Well, there's the story.Where do you send your donations ?Why, send them to: \u201cThe Canadian March of Dimes, 410 Bloor St.East, Toronto 5.\u201d Make Elaine Ricker's New Year a happy one.That way your own will be happy.Yes.Happy New Year! SHER9ROOKE ct GREY EL 3.52 if you can find it! GLENN IDA x TRUE STORY OF $20,000,000 IN -.yours for the taking.Starts \u2018SUNDAY! For ONE WEEK! GOLD staring RONALD VIRGINIA™ I) BRICHEN 7 \u201cTODAY and SATURDAY! George Macready.\"MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE,\" with Margaret Johnson and Dulcie | Gray.\"JOHNNY ALLEGRO,\" with George Raft, Nina Foch and | Ps ce ét TEE I.- di Chil py (ri Ff Many lb ynded F anthon FE oine 1 young parish ; Gifts E yere à nd 8j prograi E of Eth E« Sant pall We ÿ youngs accom] chimes od fai tk Rev.à marks F ot the st An that & E thony\u201d } throug active, group real.The Girls .Belmo | the d also 1 group filled famili of the Police, Street as the ristmas of the ded by ive and d also LY and à issioner Com- his an- ir divi- \u2018officers did co- L year, to the by Into the Belec, investi- rs and Sub-In- e.of into the hd J.K, Ub-Insp.iden Attend (hristmas Party .Many Westmount children at- \u2018 nded à Christmas Party in St.Anthony's Parish Hall on St.Ant pine street on Thursday.The young Ladies\u2019 parish sponsored the event.Gifts of toys, fruit and candy were distributed to all the boys [ md girls present.The musical | pogram was under the direction Li Ethel McDermott.Santa Enters E: Santa Claus\u2019 entrance to the all was the big moment for the f youngsters.Santa entered to the sccompaniment of bells and chimes while a trio played the Sodality of the k old familiar \u201cjingle bells.\u201d Rev.M.T.O'Brien in his re- Ë marks paid tribute to the work of the re-organized Sodality of gt.Anthony's Parish.He recalled that in the years past St.Anthony's Sodality \u201cwas recognized - i throughout the city as the most active, energetic and wide awake - group of young women in Montreal.Sisters Help The sisters from St.Anthony's Girls Academy and teachers from Belmont Boys School assisted at the distribution of gifts.It was also mentioned that the Sodality group was distributing 21 well- filed Christmas hampers to needy families in the parish.Six Hundred Baskets The senior sodality had also made a cash donation to the Catholic Welfare Bureau to assist in the preparation of 600 baskets to families in reduced circumstances in the city.The singing of Christmas car- os by the children concluded a most enjoyable party.~ SIXTH SMASH W EE K DONT MISS WORt NLY \"MODERN IENIC LH J MOM-DAD | First Montreal Showing | i AFAR : WHEN YOU WITNESS MOM*DAD | Now Playing | ILS SO HUMAN YOU'LL LAUGH! ITUNES CRY! MOM DAD | [CL INS EH RE PROVES MORAL@IVING PAYS MOM \u201cDAD | Now Playing | LTTE oe i.Wu LEE \u2018DAD | First Montreal Showing } THE CAMERA DOESN'T JY] AY WL W @PENS YOUR EYES! A MOM®DAD | Now Playing This Show Pulls No Punches! PALE DIRES A Ee ELLIOT LTS EN IL Aa kel SYSTEM : Doors Open LAR 11.15 a.m.Admission (rex.\u201cleel.) 60 g All Seats, All Shows \u201cMOM AND DAD\u201d AT THE SYSTEM The audiences at \u201cMom and Dad\u201d immediately realize they are witnessing one of the finest character portrayals of the year as Hardle Albright plays the popular school teacher, Carl Blackburn, whom the students call \u201cA Grand Guy\u201d.This scene is from \u201cMom and Dad\u201d, the new - sensational hyglene attraction now playing in its 5th week at the System Theatre \u2014 next to Morgan\u2019s in downtown Montreal - Outstanding Work Of Quakers Revealed In Recent Pamphlet In a recent pamphlet issued by the Canadian Friends Service Committee (Quakers), the organization sets forth its history, aims and accomplishments.The name \u201cQuaker\u2019 was applied to members of the Religious Society of friends \u2014 a body of Christians with members in about thirty countries.The society originated in England during the 17th century.Relief of suffering caused by war was first undertaken during the Franco-Prussian war, in 1870, at which time the emblem of the star was adopted.Extensive relief work was carried on during and after the war of 1914-1918, and the Second World War has led to still more widespread work: présent working in Austria, owns, | Julius Richardson Hospital Entertains Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy and Japan.Workers, in- - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 50, 1949 | Changes Mooted For School Tax The School Commissioners for the Municipality of St.Leon de Westmount have given notice that they shall apply to the Legislature of Quebec at its next session for a law granting them a larger share in the distribution of the School Taxes of the Neutral Panel of the City of Westmount, by exempting them from certain provisions of paragraph 2 of Section 18 of 21 George V, Chapter 65 and its amendments.In view of the application, the usual rebate given at the time of paying the tax account will not be made to neutral panel taxpayers.Instead, the surplus will be withheld until the Legislature has acted on the notice.The Neutral tax is 141 mills.The Protestant Tax is 121% milla, The Roman Catholic Tax is 9 mills, The Neutral Tax is divided between the Protestant School Board and the Roman Catholic School Board in proportion to their school populations in the ratio of 14% and 9 mills, respectively, and the surplus is returned proportionately to the Neutral Tax payer.The effect of this Bill would be to give the Roman Catholic SESE EI MY Waa A on Na EY ED BX) SY 8 ; New Year\u2019s Eve Supper Dance i PAGE NINE Swanson Starts \u201cHeiress\u201d Tour Gloria Swanson, Paramount's \u201cambassadress of goodwill\u201d for William Wyler's \u201crhe Heiress\u201d, arrived in Boston pecently from New York on the first leg of a nationwide tour during which she will meet press and radio representatives, make personal appearances and address local organizas tions in connection with openings of the picture.Miss Swanson, who returns to the screen in the new Brackett and Wilder production, \u201cSunset Boulevard\u201d, will visit many other eastern \u2018cities on behalf of the Wyler production starring Olivia de Havilland, Montgomery Clift and Ralph Richardson.RADIO FORUM \u201cCitizen's Forum\u201d is a joint project of the Canadian Association for Adult Education and the CBC.Broadcast Thursday evenings, at 7:45 p.m.EST, from different centres across the country, the program brings to the microphone a frank exchange of views on issues of current interest.School Comimission the same proportionate amount per head of school population as the Protestant School Commission, and the rebate to the Neutral taxpayer would be reduced accordingly.be gts eo pt bre PISS, Su eh = Un BR cluding Canadians, distribute supplies, drive trucks, serve in hospitals and clinics, encourage self- help projects in Neighborhood Centres, and do many other necessary jobs.Recent shipments from Canada have included food and wool for refugees in Germany, milk for French students, and for the needy people of Japan.Children, apprentices, students and the aged are among the groups being assisted, and distribution of supplies is according to the need.A shocked humanity has made great efforts to heal the wounds of war, but the task is far from finished.It is a longer job to build than to destroy.Food and clothing in war-devastated Europe and Asia are still insufficient, and the problem of shelter is grave.Destruction by bombing, and the displacement of vast masses of people mean that it will take many years to provide even simple housing to care for homeless millions.Meantime, families occupy barracks, camps and rubble heaps.Anyone wishing information, or desiring to contribute to the Canadian Friends Service Committee, should address letters to 60 Lowther avenue, Toronto §, IN THE Ontario.omen\u2019s Realn NDG Women's Club The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will hold its first open meeting of the New Year on Friday, January 6, at 3 p.m.in Victoria Hall.The guest speaker will be Kate Aitken, whose subject will be \u201cThe World of Women\u201d.The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club Choir, conducted by Mrs.R.Uden, L.LR.AM,, will render several selections.Tea will be served at the conclusion of the programme with Mrs.H.L.Taylor as hostess.MacGillivray Auxiliary Dr.George Dewey will be the speaker at-the meeting of the MacGillivray Auxiliary of St.An- * $ 4 At Children\u2019s Party S.R.Noble, O.B.E., the President, and the Board of Management of the Julius Richardson Hospital for Children, entertained at the annual Christmas tree party recently in Chateauguay, Que.The tea table was in charge of Mrs.George D.Little and Mrs.Bliss Inglis, while assiting in serving were Mrs.J.E.Wilder, Mr.John Bates, Miss Ruth Noble, Miss Margaret Little, Miss Diana Sproule and the nurses of the staff, F.C.Lydon and Mrs.Hewitson of the Montreal Rotary Club showed moving pictures and lead the children in singing carols, pending the arrival of Santa Claus, who presented gifts, toys and candies to all the children and members of the staff.Miss Golda Hughes, R.N., the Matron, and her assistant, Miss Mason received the guests, among whom were Mr.and Mr.S.R.Noble, Dr.and Mrs.George D.Little, Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Tetley, Mr.and Mrs.Packard, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Wilder, Mr.and Mrs.E.R.Richardson, Dr.Georgette Geli- nas, Rev, Mr.and Mrs.Morrison,\u2019 Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Walsh, Father Willibrord, Mr.and Mrs.L.Brittle; Mrs.Foy and Mrs.Petrie, representing the Gamma Gamma Fraternity; Miss Nowers of Weston School; Miss Nash and Mrs.Lanthier of the Protestant School Board; Miss Godbout of Ste.Justine\u2019s Hospital; Miss N.Smith, the Western Hospital; Miss Beatty, Royal Victoria Hospital; Miss Allan, Children's Memorial Hospital; Major Jean Guay, and members of the ILO.D.E.Julius Richardson Chapter, and Montreal and West- mount Rotary Clubs.drew's Church, Westmount, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m.Mrs.A.J.D.Wright will be the soloist and Mrs.H.K.Gorham and members of the Circle No.8, will be in charge of the meéting.The Canadian Pacific Rallway has 84,680 railway cars, 76,178 of which are freight cars.7 17th Duke of York's à = yal Canadian = ÿ Hears (RCAC) & by 5d the Armoury « sl Ft Core des des Neiges Road A y RUBIN'S ORCHESTRA \"On Sale At The Deer x AE RB A BEE BES GB BR RS CAS CA A CLARK GABLE and ALEXIS SMITH Edward G.Robinson - Susan Haywa LAST SHOWING TODAY! \u2018ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY\u2019 & 'HOUSE OF STRANGERS\u2019 rd LULLED TE OS PA SHE LEARNED ABOUT MEN FROM HIM .He learned about \"The Women\" from her! 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YOU CAITT TAKE IT WITH YOU ARTHUR-BARRYMORE-STEWART-ARNOLD MISCHA AUER + ANN MILLER ALSO arr ROSALIND RUSSELL - \"OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS\" HOWA IT i HIS GIRL FRIDAY as res nn Ei Sas ape mee mais CA PAGÈTEN - High School Openers Sta Inter-Ÿ Cage Tourney Held The Inter-Y Basketball Tournament for Midgets and Bantams was held Tuesday with the N.D.G.teams as hosts.Representatives from Central, Westmount, Point St.Charles, Verdun, North Branch and N.D.G., were playing in both divisions.The games commenced at 10 a.m.and finished at 5 p.m, with Southwestern and Point St.Charles winning out in the Bantams and Midgets divisions re- spectively.Southwestern winners \u2018were Turnball, Donald, Pursell, Maw- hinney, Stoddart, Clayton and Toal.All boys played well and victory was undecided until the last minute.The Point St.Charles boys were Thompson, Freitag, Catto, Macdonald, Bray and Hambrick.F.Stone, member of the Board of Managers and Mr.A.W.Kem- ball, Executive Secretary of the \">N.D.G.Branch, presented crests to the winners.\u2014\u2014 mure A ARE NE ENS EE reese mim eam _ A : : Senior A Hockey League Openers Set For Jan.10 56 Games Scheduled in A Puck Circuit; St.Leo\u2019s -Academy Enter Sr.B Cage Circuit for First Time By GEORGE COCHRANE \u2019 When this district's hundreds of high school students return to their academic chores next Wednesday they'll have only a few days left in which to prepare for the opening of the 1850 inter-school hockey and basketball campaigns.Basketball \u2018and hockey both gets underway on Monday, January 9, the Senior A leagues in both sports the day after.With all Protestant and Catholic schools of the island amalgamated into one union, the always arduous task of schedule making has become even more difficult.But Jack Lang, the treasurer of the secondary schools\u2019 athletic association and the man usually confronted with the job of saying i who'll play whom and where, has grand total of 56 games.The UR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER #0, 100 = + Jan.9} z come up with his usual superlative effort.The seven schools competing in the Senior A inter-school hockey circuit will each play a total ot schedule winds up on March 14.with a double bill at the Forum with West Hill meeting Loyola and Montreal West tangling with Verdun.eight games, adding up to a Again this season, puck teams OC) XXX H .Jun.10 at Forum\u2014West Hill vs, Mc- NS ere it is\u2014another new year\u2014and a Copy Montreal High ve, Verdun, ~~ .rola\u2014Loyola vs.- chance for a fresh start.There\u2019s no real West.¥ > REX oint in making great resolutions we Weshnomnt Hig m\u2014Catholic High vs.RX now won\u2019t be kept.It\u2019s better to oan.15 at Loyola\u2014Loyola vs.D\u2019Arcy BR concentrate on the smaller things\u2014and Jan.16 at Forum\u2014West Hill vs | 2 XR .y > Catholic High, Verdun vs.Westmount.SRK stick to them.Let\u2019s resolve to be more Jun, 17 at Forum-\u2014MeGee vs.Mont! 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