The Westmount examiner, 27 janvier 1950, vendredi 27 janvier 1950

[" {The Exan miner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of C anada\u2019 s Metropolis voL.XXI, No.4 DEFENCE COS WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 HIGH - A Gardeners Hear Panel Of Experts Left to right are shown H.G.Holly, Horticuitural Specialist; E.J.Anderson, Superintendent of Parks, Westmount; P.Gagnon, Secretary, Quebec Federation of Horticulturalists; W.G.Borland, President, West End Horticultural Society; H.C.Meeks and R.Richardson, both of the Advisory Council of the West End Society; the \u201cPanel of Experts\u201d who answered gardening questions of an enthusiastic open meeting of Society members and residents held recently at Wesley United Church Hall, when plans for spring and summer activities were also announced.Amazing Facts Given IOn Traffic Violations \u201cWhile our drawing-room manners in Quebec are the finest in the country, we have failed to take these manners on the high~ ways,\u201d A.Leslie Ham, manager of the Canadian Board of Underwriters, told members of the Westmount Rotary Club, Wednesday.Speaking on \u2018Men Manners and Motorists\u2019, Mr.Ham gave a number of facts and figures to prove that the majority of accidents in Quebec and the whole of Canada are due to the inconsiderations jon the part of the people who drive automobiles.He also cited through facts, the point that Quebec's accident toll was higher than any other province, stating that private auto- ¥mobiles in accidents for 1949 were estmount Lady Hurt in Accident AY Miss Isabel Buck, 32, of 4210 cDorchester street west, West- kmount, suffered shock and bruises t 12:45 a.m.\u2018Sunday in a collision between two automobiles ppposite 5567 Decarie Blvd.f Miss Buck was a passenger in car driven by William O.Lewis, Jr, 29, 1 Crescent road, Granby, ue., who was driving north when e collided head-on with an auto- obile driven by Edward Des- \u2018éochers, 54, 4516 Melrose avenue, N.D.G.The driver of the first car, @Villlam Lewis, suffered head in- ries, ody and legs, and a broken leg.r.and Mrs.Ralph Jones, both D, of 4085 Hampton avenue, who ere also passengers in the Lew- ' car were treated for shock d lacerations.\u201c48 Edward Desrochers, driver of \u201ciighe second car suffered multiple Jruises and lacerations to both @mees, the mouth and hands, and Ps wife who was the only pas- pniger suffered from shock and ; fractured left forearm.4 All were taken to St, Mary's À Mospital.Miss Buck whose in- Fe were glight refused: treat- en SHR Rn RTE R70 i] À D lacerations to the face, \u2014Photo by Ed.Bermingham * 120 of every 1,000 in Canada, but 231 for every 1,000 in Quebec.Switching to commercial vehicles over a six-year period, the speaker said that 269 accidents were reported for every 1,000 vehicles.This was a Dominion figure, while the Province of Quebec total was 434 accidents for every 1,000.He pointed out that while the climate, terrain and population had a part to play in the number of accidents, 95 to 96 per cent of the accidents are due to the human element, and that another percentage is on account of faulty equipment, which in the long run, can be attributed to the human element as à person does not take care of his vehicle.Another point mentioned by the speaker, who was introduced by Wally Rowat, was that only 3 percent of the accidents occur between 8 and 9 am, while 84 per cent are reported between 5 and 6 p.m.He attributed this to fatigue after a full day's work, and also mentioned that the biggest majority of fatalities occur in the after-dark hours.Backing up his statement that people are largely to blame for the high toll of accidents, the speaker emphasized that 88.6 percent of all accidents happen when the weather 1s clear.He said that this high percentage wag due to their attitude, for when the weather is poor, they drive much Beaton Speaks [To Boys Hi-Y Leonard Beaton, graduate student in political science at McGill University, addressed the West- mount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club on Thursday on the topic \u201cThe Government of Canada.\u201d Mr.Beaton outlined the structure of the Canadian Government and drew comparisons with those of Great Britain and the United States.He then went on to explain the function of the legislature, executive and judiciary bodies.Mr.Beaton, while at high school, was treasurer of the Westmount Hi-Y Club, and a member of the executive of the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.While an undergraduate at- McGill'he was elected vice- president of the Student Council, and was sent last summer as McGill's representative to the 1.8.8.Conference in Holland.Mr.Beaton was introduced by Mr.Dick Ewing and thanked by Mr.Paul Arnold.* Church Men\u2019s Group Names New Officers The Men's Association of Trinity Memorial Church recently held its annual meeting under chairmanship of the Rev.Canon Naylor, rector of the church.The annual financial statement represented a very active year on the part of the association in contributions to the church and in money spent on the upkeep of the bowling green.The following members were elected to office for the year: Honorary president, Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor; honorary vice- president, Rev.Howard R.Kunkle; president, F.Bartlett; vice-presi- dent, G.L.Bushell; and secretary- treasurer, S.Pavier.Executive committee: J.Brady, R.N.Mitchell, W.F.Fooks, A.G.\u2018 PRICE 3 CENTS BOTT Finance Minister Warns Against Overspending Finance Minister D.C.Abbott, speaking to the Men\u2019s Club of Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount, on Monday night, warned that although he was \u201ccompletely optimistic\u201d about Canada\u2019s future, the Government was quite concerned regarding the comparatively large annual total of fixed expenditures, to which it is committed.He said, \u201cWe are making large outlays in the fields of social security, and national welfare.More is being spent on National Defence than could reasonably have been anticipated at the end of the war, - x Must Take Stock Before we contemplate further committments, we must take careful stock of the situation, in order that we do not place undue strain on our resources.\u201d The Minister said that he might be accused of taking the traditional, view of Finance Ministers, who are more often than not regarded as parsimonious creatures.He said, however, that he believed that this was a sound and prudent course to follow.Prior to this warning, Mr.Abbott had reviewed the steps taken by the Government to allieviate the situation caused by the reduction both in the volume, and the price of our exports to overseas markets.Dollar Shortage Problem He pointed out that these were directly related to the world dollar shortage, and were inevitable.The concerted action that is being taken to overcome this dollar problem must be continued, if the fetters binding world trade are to be loosened, he said.(Continued on Page 5) R.R.Hutchinson School Chairman \u201c R R.Hutchison was appointed chairman and J.A.de Lalanne was named vice-chairman of the school commissioners of the City of Westmount at a commission meeting on Thursday night.Mr.de Lalanne has resigned as representative of Westmount on the Montreal Protestant Central School Board.Mrs.M.L.Tucker has been appointed to serve on the central board in place of Mr.de LaLanne for the balance of the term.The other Westmount representative on the central board is J.G.Hutchison.Other Westmount school commissioners are B.A.Baillie, G.L.Vickerson, and T.W.Gilmour, F.B.Whittett is secretary-treas- urer.Residents Warned About Fake Representative Westmount Police officials warned residents of Westmount this week about an unknown man who is posing as a representative of the Lachine Branch of the Canadian Legion.According to complaints received from two Westmount women, ; a well dressed man called at their home to announce that their husband had held the winning ticket in a Legion drawing for a set of chinaware.\u2018The supposed representative, who gave two different names to the two people he called on in one day, told the women that they could either take the gift or the money valued at approximately \u201c$85.He also said that the Legion branch had a number of sheets and blankets at a very reduced price on hand, and that if they would give a small deposit down for the goods, he would return that evening.One lady gave the man $4.00, but the second refused to do so, asking him to return that evening when her husband was home.\u2018The man gave his name as Charles Shannon and Charles Miller to the respective women and said he lived in - Lachine.Both women were given slips of paper with his writing on it, and they were identical.He is described as being 5 feet 8 inches, slight build, dark curly hair, and well dressed.; (Continued on Page 4) Le Moine and K.L, Cook, (Continued on Page 4) Westm't Council Names Assessors The Westmount City Council at its meeting on Monday night reappointed the Board of Assessors for 1950.The Board consists of Chairman J.Colin Kent, Donald A.Baillie and A.S.Rutherford, Permission was granted to the Westmount Moving and Warehouse Company to use a lot on the east side of Victoria avenue, below Sherbrooke street, for parking purposes.Aldermen J.S, B.Pemberton was appointed acting mayor for the ensuing three months.ee lait = are = a anses arr IST mare te Cf ow com ee mm PAGE TWO Y.M.C.A.NOTES Young Adult Section.It has arrived \u2014 the snow is here \u2014 and so we're off to ski from the Y.M.C.A.Lodge at Christieville.The Ski Trip will leave the Westmount Y.M.C.A.at 8.45 a.m.for the two ski tows, and the many practice hills which are within a very short distance of the Lodge.Lunch will be served in the new dining hall; then more skiing, and the trip back home, For those who wish to complete the evening in the same good company, the Sunday evening fireside at the Branch will begin at 9 p.m, Don\u2019t miss this good skiing weather, get your tickets tonight (if there are any Westm't Hospital Receives Grant The Herbert Redüy Memorial Hospital, situated at 4029 Tupper Street, Westmount, will receive a federal grant of $8,000 towards the cost of alterations now planned.The grant will make possible 12 more beds in the Westmount hospital.In announcing the grant, the Hon.Paul Martin, national Health and Welfare minister, stated that Quebec Hospitals will receive a total of $279,000.The other institutions to benefit are: the Notre Dame de Recouvrance, in Quebec West; and Hotel Dieu de St.Joseph, in St.Jerome, Terre- bonne County.The 238 bed hospital being built at St.Jerome receives $252,600.Construction is expected to be completed by next fall.A new 29 bed hospital in Quebec West will get $19,000.The grant to the Herbert Reddy Hospital will help to convert space formerly occupied by interns, into patient accommodation.Other quarters in adjoining premises will be found for the interns.Liberal Caucus Set Tomorrow George C.Marler, acting liberal leader at Quebec, and member in the Provincial Parliament for Westmount St.George, has announced that a caucus has been called in Quebec City for tomorrow, January 28.Attending the meeting will be all members of a general committee whose task it is to formulate plans for the provincial Liberal convention to be held May 19 and 20.Hon.Henri Groulx will preside at the caucus.Among matters to be discussed will be the method of selecting delegates from the 92 constituencies.All categories of party members must be taken care of, including representatives from the Young Liberals and the Women's Groups.Regular delegates will be chosen at public meetings in the different counties, and delegations will consist of from five to ten members.Senators, legislative councillors, M.P.'s and, M.L.A.'S will be ex-officio delegates.More than 1000 delegates are expected to attend the May convention which will be held in the Palais Montcalm, Quebec.Among names already mentioned as possible candidates for the party leadership are: Fernand Choquette, K.C,, of Quebec; Hon.Dr.N.Gouroff SURGEON-DENTIST 4147 SHERBRODKE ST.W.(CORNER OREENE AVE.) TELEPHONE: FI.D6BS ¥left).The Bridge Club will hold its meeting as usug] on Monday night at 8 p.m.There is still instruction being given to beginners; average players are learning more about the conventions through regular play, and those who wish to have some keen competition can readily find a table.Why don't you come out-and join ?The Square Dance Club was able to put the records to one side last Tuesday night and dance to the calling of Lovatt Fraser and the music of the Weldon brothers.This was a definite advantage, and two of the Club members are now practicing, in order to make this form of music more readily available.Here is one group that has taken the lead in this community, and so members and their friends are able to enjoy this latest revival of the old-time dances.Guest callers are being secured as much as possible.Next week there will be a special attraction.We will have a well known caller.Come early; dancing will start at 8.00 p.m.sharp.The Badminton Club is now arranging a number of matches with teams from .the N.D.G.and Southwestern Y.M.C.A!'s.These matches will be played on Saturday night in the Westmount \u201cY\u201d gymnasium and on the regular club nights of the other branches.There has been a definite growth in the numbers and ability of the players.The regular \u2018meeting nights of the Badminton Club are Tuesday and Friday at 7.30 p.m.The pool is open for mixed swimming from 9.30 to 10.30 p.m.The Music Appreciation Group has a well planned series of concerts, which will be presented by the members, at the club meetings on Thursday evenings.The concerts are held in the newly arranged program room on the second floor at 8 p.m.In order to enjoy the full program it is requested that members and their friends be present from the start.There will be a Sunday Evening Fireside next Sunday at 9 p.m.Here is your opportunity to finish your Sunday in good fellowship.The regular Friday Secial Dance will he held tonight and next Friday night.The big party of the month will be the St.Valentine's Party, to be held on February 10th.Book that date \u2014 make a date.A special Inter-Faith Youth Sunday will be held on February Sth, and the Westmount and N.D.G.Branches are taking an active part in the service and fireside, which will be held in \u2018the Westmount Baptist Church at 7.30 and 9 p.m.There will be no fireside at the Branch on that evening, and all members are asked to be present at both the service and the following fireside.The principal speaker will be Professor Martin of McGill University.Discussion groups will be held following the address on the theme \u201cChrist Builds Through Youth.\u201d Wilfrid Hamel of Quebec; Georges E.LaPalme, M.P.for Joliette- L'Assomption-Montcalm; Councillor J.O.Asselin, chairman of the Montreal City Executive Committee, and the acting leads George C.Marler.Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Pérsons 57 St.James St.West Residence: 2055 Lincoln Avenue \u2014 FI.2905 THE EXAMINER, higher knowledge .- | former editor of this popular fire- LAURENCE.WINTERS Guest artist on Simpson-Spon- sored POPS concert tonight.Sir Ernest MacMillan conducting.By GEORGE COCHRANE ITEMS Westmount Park\u2019s new skating rink, the one just east of the library, attracting a large number of favourable comments.The colored lights add to the picture considerably .Allan Sandzelies rejoins The Examiner to cover the athletic doings of the denizens of West- mount High .Some enterprising young man could make a name for himself by doing the same thing for the Junior High.A little bit of the right kind of publicity can give a school athlete considerable encouragement.College students\u2019 hurried steps and worried faces due to the exams currently plaguing the seekers of .Les Morrow, side journal and now with the Herald, has bought himself a house up on Grand Boulevard.Reports that his young son Wayne is having himself a great time.Add to review of Al Palmer's \u201cSugar Puss on Dorchester street\u201d: \"Mons.Palmer is «reported to have written the work in 10 days.The novel, of course, looks like it .Reported payment for the opus: 250 Canadian dollars .for 10 days\u2019 work but very small potatoes to what Quebec City's Roger Lamelin is raking in according to an article in the current MacClean's Magazine .William Fish,\u201d the handsome Claremant Avenue pedagogue, still enjoying daily cruises in his Studebaker, green-painted knight of the highways and byways .Canasta, according to our cards and dice games operative, has made very little headway in this garden suburb.Bridge remains the number one pasteboard occupation of Westmounters.The Westmé&unt Y's intermediate basketball aggregation hope to keep their playoff hopes alive when they journey to Verdun tomorrow pight to do battle wiht Southwestern.This is thé rubber m~*ech with the Verdun larrigans.The teams have solit in their two previous contests.William Jack McKissock proving himself quite an iron man by playing both hockey and basketball \u2014 some times on the same night .Bob Munro enjoying his work at Sir George .Mel James, our prolific reportorial wizard, taking some hours to count up the number of stories he writes each veek .The Mel, when last heard from, was campaigning for the nresidency of the Roaring Twenties\u2019 Club.Next week: Cochrane reviews the new love comics.Get your copy of your favourite newspaper early .From 1939 to 1949 Canada\u2019s industrial capacity was almost trebled.\u2014.Quick Canadian Facts, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 .Not bad\u201d Readers of this pillar will recall that we have mentioned recently on several different occasions the fact that St.Matthews Troop have their own newspaper, the: \u201cSt.Matthews News\u201d.The sixth issue of this 10 well set-up little\u2019 publication was delivered into the hands of your reparter on Monday evening, and we were very pleasantly surprised to find a story on; \u2018the front page concerning our activities on behalf of Scouting during the past eight years or so, What was even more p à surprising was that the story was.written by The Monitor's Oliver Towne, a star member of the feature writing staff of this journal, Aside from one or two incidental inaccuracies in Oliver's story, the.entire effort was well put together, although it is-written in a style amazingly similar to that of a member of the editorial staff of \u201cSt, Matthew's News\u201d.Anyway, thanks, fellows, for the nice words ., .and, next time we meet, r.mind me to tell you a most important fact about our friend, Oliver Towne.À word of commendation also, for the fearless editorials in your paper, boys .it shows a \u201cfree press\u201d.At the last meeting of the\u2019 St.Columba Ladies Auxiliary, arrangements were made to hold a Father and Son Banquet on Saturday, March 4th, and a report of the conference of the district Ladies Auxiliaries held at Scout HQ January 11th was read.The next meeting of the Auxiliary will be held Tuesday, February 21st, and all Scout mothers are invited to attend.Trinity Memorial Twenty-six Cubs attended this week's meeting of Trinity Pack .Sixer Douglas Lindores led the opening ceremonies, followed by inspection and games.Tests passed during instruction were:\u2014 Ball- throwing, Michael Warming- ton; shoe shine, Jim Chidley, Norman Price and Paavo Wright; Folding clothes, Peter * Lindsay, Norman Price and Paavo Wright; Message, Peter Lindsay, Jim Chidley and Norman Price and Physical Exercise, Briant Hutchinson.More games were followed by the closing circle for announcements and the Grand Howl.Six competition was again won by the Grey Six.A hockey practise was held Tuesday afternoon with F.H.Newman, and all who attended had a good time.Remember, Cubs, every Tuesday from\u2019 5-6 on the rink at the Mackay School on Decarie Blvd.Mr.Newman will be on hand, so let's see an eager group of Cubs every week.St.Matthias Pack St.Matthias Pack welcomes two new members, Laird Bush and Colin Russel, who passed their Ten- derpad and were invested last Friday.First Star work is proceeding nicely, with Bob de Fougerol- les and Peter Gillespie completing the work last meeting.The January Inter-Six competition was won by the Grey Six, closely followed by the Red and White Sixes.Tonight there will be a joint meeting of St.Matthias, Westmount Park- Emanuel and St.Leo's Pack, with all looking forward to a good time.St.Matthias Cubs are reminded that they are to be at the hall not later than five past seven.Westmount Councillors To Attend Luncheon The Westmount City Council has signified its intention of attending a luncheon of the City Improvement League, to be held at the Windsor Hotel.) The League, which includes the greater part of Montreal, has secured Edward A.Roberts as the speaker for the luncheon meeting.A foremost authority on traffic, the spéaker will address them on \u201cExperience in Problems of Traf- fic and Mass Transportation.\u201d Westmount High Junior High School enjoyed two Students Enjoy Square Dancing Leg À pu, ; dr; Over 250 students of Westmount ™ hours of square dancing, Friday afternoon when Tiny Clark, now 2 appearing at the Normandie Roof 2 in the Mount Royal Hotel, demon.| strated his technique of square: dance calling.7 As a result of the tremendous ; interest in square dancing in Montreal, Miss Louise Cochrane, physical instructor, asked Tiny Clark to the school as part of the general programme of physical in- =: struction at Westmount \u2018Junior High School.- Miss Cochrane introduced Tiny Clark to the students and teachers who quickly caught en to hoth : the intricate and simple steps.In he quick succession they danced their ! way through such square dances as \u201cDuck for the Oyster, Dig for = t the Clam\u201d, \u201cLady Goes \u2019'Rouni enti S the Lady\u201d, \u201cMarching through Mig T Georgia\u201d, and \u201cSkip to My Lou\u201d, stlsSme, They also danced the Virginia Reel 360881 with tremendous enthusiasm.M 2ser Now in his fourth month at the ™ Normandie Roof, Tiny Clark has?been a professional square dance 2%\"; caller for the past 12 years.He Le started in Néw York City at the § famous Village Barn in Greenwich ¥ Village and has made numerous personal appearances throughout the United States.His engagement at the Normandie Roof is the 92% first time he has performed in J.Canada.} Of Canadian income tax payers in 1947, lawyers had the highest nd average income\u2014$7,822.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.; \u2018NATURE UNSPOILED YOURS TO ENJOY» The CARDINAL is one of our most brilliant birds.You'd never guess that he belongs to the same family as the sparrows! His loud and cheery song is \u2018familiar to nearly everyone, ond his flashing colors and happy nature make him worthy of protection.Look for him in brushy thickets.YOURS TO PROTECT CARLING'S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO 1 © va canune's D308 Hardwood & COMPANY e Estimates WESTMOUNT Oliver urnal, fof the nose, when the car Bich they were driving skid- to a truck on Edgehill road, rding to the victims, they driving south on Edgehill, wi the car began to skid down ill, and in doing so, hit a ; driven by Jean Paul Gau- pi of 01124 Charlevoix street.He driver of the truck and his now eip@# were uninjured but Czuc- > Root Ka; of 32 Thornciffe avenue, emon.Été& receiving first aid from Sgt.fbrgan and Const.T.Smith aken to the Homoeopathic al for treatment of face ions and injured legs.d two riday rg M.L.Tucker, member of \u2018Westmount Protestant Board lool Commissioners was ÿ# in on Tuesday as a mem- the Montreal Protestant School Board.~ Mré Tucker replaces J.A.De | salegime, who retired from the #8! Board on December 31.serving as a member since |- y 15, 1947.His resignation t the expiration of a three pax \u2018term as a member of the estmount School Commission.I \u201cDe Lalanne was appointed hairman of the Westmount merous | Commission on Monday.ughout J- \u2018Gordon Hutchison was ap- ointell to fill a vacancy on the ngage.f is the } Board's finance coms ned in tittes created by the retirement \u201cMr, De Lalanne.John Pitcairn ccedds Mr.Hutchison on the hg and planning committee Mrs.Tucker replaces Mr.on the board's education tee, payers righest Quick 2 pencil and paper and try i essay prize of $250, ac- to a Canadian Army anent on Monday.i officer, Captain Bertrand , has established that sum annual prize for the best turned in by a Common- serviceman or veteran.subject chosen for this , the British Army Coun- \u201cSurprise is Among the otent Factors in War.\u201d Mes must reach the War ÿ London, by June 23.AND-TAILORED SUITS AND COATS Ladies and Gentlemen R your Spring order now and ol rom 25% to 40% on latest h materials.PAIRS OF ALL KINDS fst WORK GUARANTEED NUE TAILORS St, Catherine West west of Greene Avenue) WE.5908 AIRED - REMNISHED - SUPPLIED: J \"- Floors LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED Ross Grafton WE.2323 | 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27.1950 Dr.A.Lorne Gilday Retires As Sup\u2019t Of General Hospital Dr.A.Lorne C.Gilday, D.S.0.of 478 Mountain Ave., Westmount, has retired as Superintendent of the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital, after a long and distinguished career in hospital administration, \u2014 25 years of it, Division.as superintendent of the Western LONG FAITHFUL SERVICE \u2018 Major 8.C.Norsworthy, president of the hospital, in announcing Dr.Gilday's retirement, paid tribute to his services to the hospital over the years: He said Dr.Gilday has at all times kept in mind the hospital's long tradition of service, and in continually acting in its best interest, has done much to enhance its reputation in medical circles.Imbued with a keen sense of duty and loyalty, he has carried out his responsibilities faithfully and conscientiously.Dr.Gilday was presented with a painting by the hospital's board of management, Dr.Gilday was appointed gynae- coligist to the out-patients section of the hospital in 1905.Awarded D.8, O, for Valor He served overseas in the First World War as medical officer to the 87th Batallion and later commanded the 13th.Field Ambulance, with the rank of Lieut.-Col.He was awarded the D.S.0.for valor in the field.Wounded he was invalided back to Canada in 1918 and acted as A.D.S.M.here until demobilized in 1919, He has been treasurer of the Canadian Hospital Council since 1946 and previously was vice- chairman of the Quebec Hospital Commission, Hobby Show Date Set For April 10 to 15 John Nourse, president of the 1950 Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show announced that this year's Hobby Show will take place during the week of April 10-15.\u2018This will be during the week of the Easter holidays.The first meeting of the Hobby Show committee, composed of representatives from all the schools in Westmount, will take place on Thursday, January 26.This year's Hobby Show booklet 48 mow being compiled by a committee under the direction of vice-president Miss Sally Puddi- combe.Finance Minister Offers Easy Money The Hon.D.C.Abbott, West- mount\u2019s much maligned minister of finance, at Ottawa, has given every Canadian a chance to make some easy money.If any Westmount art student can think up a new and attractive design for a new nickle, he or she may pick up first prize of $1,000, or one of the four consolation prizes of $250 each.The new coin is to be issued next year to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the isolation and naming of nickle, the metal which Canada mow produces abundantly, actually supplying about 90% of the world's demand.W.G.Ronson, master of the .| mint, will head the committee that select the winning design.Two Montrealers are included in the committee, Jean Chauvin, a trustee of the National Gallery, and Anne Savage, a local artist.The artist whose design is accepted must also submit a plaster model from which a master die can he made to mint the coins, MILITARY WHIST The Annual Military Whist of The King's Westmount Home and School Association will be held on Monday, at 8.15 p.m., in the school gymnasium, For table re- gervationg please telephone Mrs, T, Gilmour, WI, 1982, - \"50 YEARS IN ss WESTMOUNT\u201d Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers WE.4046 OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE PAGE THREE Calvary Utd.Church Holds Annual Business Meeting The 73rd Annual Business Meeting of Calvary United Church and Congregation was held yesterday.Following a devotional service conducted by the Pastor, the Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.,, the Secretarial Report of the year's work was presented by T.H.Skelcher, Secretary of the Church.The statistical section showed that 54 babies had been baptized, 42 burials conducted and 55 marriages performed during the year; also that 102 had been received into the fellowship of the Church, of whom 73 were on confession of faith, including 20 from Dr.% Jones Training Class.The membership roll now stands at 714 resident, 72 non-resident, making a total of 785.Reports from all departments of the life and work of the congregation were presented.These revealed much activity, earnest labour, and sincere devotion to the cause of Jesus Christ and humanity through this branch of His Church, The Church Treasurer's Report, showing that all obligations of the congregation for the year 1949 had been fully met, was presented by T.Haugland, this being his 22nd annual report as Treasurer of Calvary Church.In giving his report Mr.Haugland also presented his resignation as treasurer owing to the fact that he is now residing in Hartford, Conn., U.S.A : The Missionary and Benevolent Funds report was presented by Albert Modler, the Treasurer of this department, which also showed excellent results for the year 1949.The Trustees, Stewards, Deacons and all major organizations of the congregation reported through their respective secretaries and indicated a very en- (Continued on Page 4) Story of Church by Msgr.McDonagh The story of Ascension Parish, Westmount, was told to the.West- mount Subdivision of the C.W.Lat their meeting held in St.Leo's school hall by the Rev.Wilfrid E.McDonagh, who has been pastor of the church since its inception in 1926.Msgr.McDonagh told his listeners that the English - speaking Catholics of Westmount had been members of the bilingual parish of St.Leo's under the pastorship of Father Gauthier.When permission was granted by the archbishop for the forming of a new parish, a committee was formed under the chairmanship of J.W.Cook.The generous response to the plea for funds enabled the committee to immediately set about the building of the new church.~ Mrs.P.J.Melvin thanked Msgr.McDonagh.Tea was served by the committee under the convenership of Mrs.C.Mallon.Salada Tea Bags are handy for afternoon tea TEA BAGS REPAIRS TO BODY WORK and PAINTING ALL MAKES OF CARS \u201cThe Customer of Yesterday is 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 repalr 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 MECHANICAL REPAIRS Gaston Girard, president Fornead 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 a Friend Today\u2019 JERE VE SPY no \u2014 A mrs roe PAGE FOUR e Residents.(Continued from Page 1) The President of the Lachine Legion Branch said that no raffle for chinaware had been held and that there were no blankets or sheets on sale at reduced prices.Anyone approached by a suspicious character of this type are asked to contact the West- mount Police immediately.The Torngat mountains in Labrador rise to about 5,500 feet.Catholic League Sponsors Lectures About Marriage The Catholic Parents League at 6 Edgehill Avenue, will sponsor a series of nine lectures, dealing with religious, psychiatric and legal aspects of marriage.The lecture will be given in the Edgehill Offices of the league.The course is designed for professional persons, whose occupations keep them in contact with marital problems, and to lay persons with a mature interest in modern marriage problems, and the attitude of the Roman Catholic Church towards them.- % The series opened on Tuesday 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT with a lecture on the Fundamentals of Marriage.The address included such subjects as court- Ship, preparation for marriage, reception of the Sacrament.Dr.Karl Stern, professor of psychiatry and director of research at the Allan Memorial Institute of Psychiatry, will speak on Tuesday on the Psychology of Marriage.Dr.Magnus Seng, surgeon and urologist, at the Royal Victoria WI.1104 and St.Mary's hospitals, also the | Verdun Protestant hospital, will discuss the Anatomy and Physiol- ogy of Marriage, February 7th and CF BRAPING'S Entertains You 3 Nights a Week! WAYNE KING and his Orchestra Tues., Thurs.and Sat 10-10.30 p.m.Brought to you by the Brewers of 8th.Pregnancy will.be discussed by | Dr.R.M.H.Power, gynecologist | and obstetrician, of St.Mary's on February 14th and EEN + hospital, , 15th.| Rev.Alec Carter, chaplain of St.Mary's hospital, and vice-official of | me Metropolitan Marriage Board, will lecture February 21st, on the Canon Law of the Church.On the same day, John O'Meara, K.C., will speak on Civil Law Concerning Marriage, with particular stress on church-state relationship lin the Province of Quebec.Rev.Patrick Ambrose, director of the Family Welfare Bureau of Montreal, will lecture February 28th, on the social aspect of mar- | riage, under the heading, Marriage j and the Community.Kings H-S to Hold C F Military Whist Monday The Annual Military Whist of the King's Westmount Home and | School Association will be held\u2019 Monday, January 30, at 8:15 9 p.m.in the school gymnasium.Door prizes will be drawn at 8:30 and refreshments will be served later in the evening.The RECORDS No.1 in Your Hit Parade! The Andrews Sisters j Can Dream, Can't !\" Decca Bing Crosby - \"Mule Train\" - Decca Shoe Shine Boy\" Carl Ravazza - \"There's No Tomorrow\" - Decca Carmen Miranda - Wedding Samba\" - Decca Richard Hayes - \"Old Master Painter\u201d - Mercury Louis Prima - \u201cCharlie, My Boy\" - Mercury Mercury Al Morgan - \"Foolish Tears\u2018 (with the Mullen Sisters) At Greene -\u2014 For Delivery, Phone Fl.9192 \u2014 Latest Popular Releases ji Bing Crosby - \"Chattanoogie y = Decca Frankie Lame - \"Don\u2019t Do Something To Somebody Else\" Doris Day - \"I'll Never Slip Around Again\u201d - Columbia Doris Day - \"Crocodile Tears\" - Columbia Jack Berch - \"Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo\" © RECORD BAR e RADIO SALES © RECORDING BLANKS © PHOTOCRAPHIC SUPPLIES ® CAMERA SALES AND REPAIRS © PRINTING, DEVELOPING AND ENLARGING SERVICES.Avenue Sales 4174 St.Catherine W.WE.9269 whist is under the convenership of Mrs.A.W.Leadbetter and Mrs.R.G.Reid.while Mrs.T.Gilmour is in charge of the program.Calvary.(Continued from page 3) couraging outlook for the year 1950.| Officers for the year 1950 include: Chairman of Church Board, | F.N.Stephen; Secretary, T.H.Skelcher; Treasurer, L.H.Cor- | bett; Missionary and Benevolent Fund Treasurer, A.Modler; Chairman of Trustees, A.W.Brown; , Chairman of Stewards, Harry Gill; Chairman of M.& M.Com- i mittee, E.M.Roberts; Superin- | tendent of Sunday School, C.M.! Sargent; Chairman of Music Com- i mittee, S.C.Dobson; President lof W.A.Mrs.E.M.Roberts; President of Calvary W.M.S., Mrs.J.H.Reid.President of the Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary, Mrs.C.A.Wright; President of Choir, C.L.Masterman; President of Calvary Progress Club, A.Gordon Knight; President of Badminton Club, Sam.Russell.Following the business session a reception was held in the Church Parlours at which refreshments were served by the Women\u2019s Association.During this social hour a presentation was made by Harry Gill, Chairman of Stewards, and by Mrs.E.M, Roberts, President of the Women's Association, to T.Haugland on behalf of the Church and Congregation in sincere appreciation of his service as Treasurer for the past twenty-two years.Mr.Haugland expressed sincere thanks for this action on behalf of the congregation and also spoke of their regret at being located so far away from Montreal as to prevent regular atten- == dance at the services in Calvary Church.- London - London = THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 bd star, with Gordon MacRae STARTING SATURDAY AT MONKLAND, Vaudeville days.Ray Bolger and June, Haver, stars of \u201cLi For The Silver Lining,\u201d Warner Bros.\u201d Technicolor version of life story of Marilyn Miller, famed Broadway musical com To add to this delightful enterty ment, your favorite Bob Hope takes the spotlight in one ot ( best, namely \u201cSorrowful Jones,\u201d which opens a four-gay enguwe; , ment starting Saturday until Tuesday at the Monkland Theaing ion.St.Stephen\u2019s, In Annud = Report, Says Splendid Yel The congregation of St.Stephen's Church, Westmount, heard reports of very encouraging nature at the annual vestry meeting on Tuesday.Highlights were that of all obligations being met with a good balance on hand; an increase in Missionary contribu- 1 Amazin (Continued from page 1) more carefully and thoughfully.The speaker was thanked by Dr.J.Lockhead, who also made .a note of the fact that pedestri- | ans should show a little more' G Horwood.H J Lawenigyg?ap courtesy to motorists.It was announced by Fran Carlin that a fellowship night | would be held on Monday, with all membérs, their wives and friends invited to attend.It was also an- | nounced by Past President Don Ross, that the initial meeting of the Carnival Committee had been | held and that the cannival would take place at Westmount Park.from June 19 to 24.Canada is leading country in the world in export of base metals, parking lot on Victoria, PR, \u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.| fi tra frka\u2019 G ad; ula hcer bein si tion: further reduction e lc mortgage;'and the acceptaiqngb pa a larger Missionary Budgogg happy, thankful, and opti.B spirit prevailed.Mort The election of officers wtheap follows: People's warden, 'nndifihon- Walker; Rector's warden, lof 2 r-si Love; Synod delegates, Hfe dt Craig.R.C.B.Love and än'il Wright.terné Auditors, E.Higden and §& i Lowrey.Vestry Clerk, H.J.Laie Select vestry: H.A.Cra Darvill, E.Higden, G.H C.B.Love, J.D.Lowe, -\u2014 ly 4 pe en té | k Rothwell, P.H.Scowen, S.Bad om liams and J.À.Wright.the: bol Chairman of Sidesmen, bu \u201c Anderson.Ol I The Rector, Rev.A.T.anj mst presided.mucp te \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 re Cs ns da PERMIT GRANTED * i relic.City Hall officials of pret ge have authorized a permit fo - otf Westmount Moving and W, housing Company to establi Somerville Avenue.g gate ed fof Anniversary IHness Birthdays Weddings\u2019 Funerals New Baby's Arrival Week-end Hospitality Dinner Invitation Local Talent Appreciation Grand Openings To Welcome New Neighbors For Dances Parties or Special Get-Togethers Just say .it with Flowers! BERTRAND wena PL deu de he at THE LAURENTIEN HOTEL Dorchester Street West 5431 5432 Thoist M joint vice-chairmea of the af be conducted from Feb.6th mde recently by K.the campaign.Fiance .] Continued from page 1) ertheless, in terms of Cana- totul exporis the reductions ve seen are not of major pro- trade is still operating at a @rkably high level.silk adjustments will affect more éicularly some of our primary cers.For this reason, steps = being taken to assist these odps in making the adjustment on ofp $e lower price level by agree- ceptanjuemidlh pay certain subsidies during Budge: opting; Bridge Gap in Trade Éfforts have been made to close \u2018Map in trade, between dollar f#hon-dollar countries.À group ghd the Dpliar Exports Board ls country, which is the coun- 1 and A .ggamining ways to facilitate Lae Mow of British production to ory ie Panadian market, this contact Ween industrial leaders, should @ of great value in bridging ap between what the United Mom would like to buy from en, Samia and what the dictates of t.a:8ollar shortage allow her to men, hy \u2018Q@r International Trade Fair is A.T strument which has done to promoté trade between __\u2014\u2014 [anlia and overseas countries the ITEp Minter mentioned.These Fairs provide a good meeting ground wesuler # e representatives of Cana- mit fo = nd foreign industries, to in- and veu ate the possibilities of each estab POE'S markets.; ia.opp 228 Abbott emphasized, that in ieWbof the measures taken, that 4 em == rt EE ip .JATURE UNSPOILED 13510) \u201c3% AN Oi SOURS TO ENJOY \"Wp PURPLE FINCH has been \u201cQed the most melodious of «i family.He's small, with a \u2018SOB, purplish-rose color.Look Jot him in orchards and haw- \u201c@irn bushes.Protect this lovely sl er\u2014he feeds on wild fruits, ;* a seeds and evergreen : pas.\u2018YOURS TO PROTECT PARLING'S CARLING BREWERIES LIMITES WATERLOO, ONTARIO Ba M} 1915 CARLING\u2019S pa0C WiLL HEAD SCOUT CAMPAIGN E.Walford, C.B.,, CB.E, ADC, ED, BM.- mmissioner for Montreal, and Earle T.Moore, presiden à ne Montreal district Boy Scouts Association, who will act .Assbciation\u2019s fimancial campaign Government realized that] b United Kingdom.By honest- | te 22nd.The announcement Was C.Stevenson, O.B.E., general chairman he did not believe there was ary ground for pessimism as to the future.Internally we have striven to keep our house in order.The foundations of Canada\u2019s economy are more secure than Aver before.In the year just past, capital investment in industry and in the development of natural resources had exceeded $3,000 million.Present indications are that this level will be substantially maintained during the coming year.National income and production were higher in 1949 than in 1948, fully employed throughout the year.\u2018While he did not claim that Canada\u2019s unparalleled prosperity and continued growth was entirely the result of a sound government financial policy, he thought it was fair to say, that the line foilowed had helped materially to achieve these results.Budgetted for Surplus He explained that during the years between 1946 and 1949 he had budgetted for a surplus.In doing so he had two objectives in mind.First, by counterbalancing the strong upward pressure on prices that were at work in the period of high demand and comparatively restricted supply following the end of the war, he had striven to control inflation.Second, the surplus over this period of $1,645 million had been used to effect a 13 per cent reduction in the National debt.He thought his listeners would agree that this was a not inconsiderable achievement.During the period in question, he had been charged with \u201covertaxing\u201d but he felt that subsequent events had borne out the wisdom of the policy adopted.Taxes had actually been reduced during four { years, in careful stages, to well below wartime levels.Time for Balanced Budget In 1949, however, the Government felt that the time had come for a balanced budget, or as he explained, a more modest surplus rather than a substantial surplus.MORE \u2014\u2014 MORE \u2014\u2014 MORE $ It was the Government's view that the increasing flow of goods available for sale to consumers, made tax reductions economically feasible and desirable, as the postwar inflation seemed to have about spent itself.\u2018Having reached that conclusion, the Government acted boldly, concentrating tax reductions on the individual income tax, in order to encourage consumer spending, and also taking off a large number of so-called \u201cnuisance\u201d taxes on commodities carried over from wartime, Income Tax Reduced In the individual income tax, exemptions were restored to prewar levels, thus relieving about three quarters of a million taxpayers of all income tax liability.The tax structure was simplified in such a way that three out of four remaining taxpayers, become subject to a rate of 15 per cent of their net taxable income \u2014 no more no less.At the same time, individual shareholders, resident in Canada, were allowed a credit against their personal income tax, equal to 10 per cent of he said.The nation was virtually | the dividends \u2018they receive on shares of Canadian tax-paying corporations.Altogether these changes meant a one-third reduction in revenue from the personal income tax, Simultaneously with these reductions, a start was made to reform the corporate tax structure in order to reduce in some measure what is known as \u201cdouble taxation\u201d and to provide added incentive to the small, family business.Despite the bold nature of the tax reductions, it is estimated that the budgetary surplus for the current year will be in the region of $90 million.\u2018 Adjustments Expected Adjustments may have to be made in the pattern of trade and production, Mr.Abbott said, due to changing world conditions, but | these adjustments will be made easier, if the United States, which now absorbs half of our total exports, is able to maintain a high, and better still, an expanding level of employment and income.It is encouraging, he said, to learn that this is indeed the outlook for most of 1950, in the 8pinion of competent observers.Pays Tribute to U.K.Mr.Abbott paid tribute to the substantial progress made by- the United Kingdom in rebuilding its internal economy in the past few years.A remarkable increase in peacetime production, has made possible a physical volume of exports more than 50% above prewar levels, he said.At the same time the United Kingdom has reduced the physical volume of imports by between 15% and 20% below the level that prevailed before the war.In the second half of 1948 the United Kingdom actually achieved a small over-all surplus in her balance of payments on current account.However, the position of the] United Kingdom, in respect to gold and dollar reserves, continued | | to decline up to last summer.The enormous foreign liability incurred by the British Government during the war, which are known as \u201cSterling balances\u201d, has continued to be a constant irritant! to the United Kingdom's.balance of payments position, and insofar as Canadian overseas trade is concerned, the impact has been severely felt.Efforts now being made may circumvent some of these difficulties, he hoped.Record Attendance Mr.Abbott was introduced to the supper-meeting which was attended by over 170, the largest gathering the club has had at one of its meetings, by Commodore Paul Ear], C.BE, MLA.K.P.Greenway thanked the speaker on behalf of the club.The minister of the church, Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, also spoke, and commented on the fact that at the head table were two members of THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1954 the congregation, who were on opposite sides of the fence politically in the Quebec Parliament, Com- D.French, Minister of Mines, in the Quebec Cabinet.This, he thought, was as it should be.The supper-meeting took place in the Tees\u2019 Hall adjoining the church.Distinguished Head Table Head table guests were: Lord Shaughnessy, Executive Assistant to the Minister of Finance; W.D.Neal, O.B.E.; W.S.Hart, K.S.Le- Baron, Commodore Paul Earl, C.B.E, M.L.A.; Hon.D.C.Abbott, W.Earle McLaughlin, President of the Men's Club, who presided; KK.P.Greenway, E.A.Everson, H.M.Long, O.BE.; D.R.Townsend, O.BE.Mr.Abbbtt in a few witty remarks prior to his address, stated how happy he was to be home in Westmount, speaking to his own constituents, who, despite the fact modore Paul Earl and the Hon.C.PAGE FIVER that some of them might be tenants, he hoped he could still count as supporters and friends.He did not blame any of them for the nice little skunk he had received as a Christmas present.He seemed to think that a brother-in-law was the culprit.W.Earle McLaughlin, the chairman, thanked the ladies of the congregation for having prepared and served the excellent supper.Mrs.S.E.Wilson Buried Wednesday Mrs.Florence scCallum Wilson, wife of Stanley Ernest Wilson died at her 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(Near Prud'homme) ONE BILLION DOLLARS IN SAVINGS 7 .How's your Savings Plan for * 1950?.Save what you can afford to save regularly.\u201c v TO A NILLION CANADIANS BANK oF MONTREAL Canada\u2019s First Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 DY piste a \u2014 4 PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmosnt GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'B METRUPOLIS Poblished Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 2191 Hampton Ave.Head Office: WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe KEzuminer Post Office \"ept.sims to be an independent, clean newspapes for the home, devoted to publie servire Mail subscriptions: §2.00 pes year; $1.00 hall-year.Authorized as 2nd less Mall, Ottaws THE EXAMINER, 1 * + * - This Is Good Time To Check Up Health Week, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 A NEW CHILDREN'S BOOK : * + % Leonard Knott Scores Again The latest in the children\u2019s book series produced by Editorial Associates and written by Leonard Knott, is off the press.It is entitled \u201cThe Children\u2019s Book About Pulp and Paper\u201d and tells the story of Canada\u2019s greatest industry in terms that the youngsters will like and understand.The book deals with the origin of paper, its methods of manufacture and uses, all in a style that will enthrall the average intelligent youngster.The story introduces a bit of science, a bit of drama, a bit of philosophy and a bit of Canadian history, attractively illustrated by Jacques Gagnier, and put together % us, because he hath given us of * \u2014 | Dominion-Douglas | At the morning service in Dominion - Douglas church, Dr.Lloyd Smith will speak on \u201cBaptism\".During the session of the church school at 3 p.m.the minister's class for church membership will be held.At the evening service, D-.Charles Johnston will take as his theme \u201cStooping to Conquer\u201d.Two members of the Y.P.U.will assist in the conduct of worship.Immediately following the service, the Young People's Union have arranged a \u2018Fun Night\u201d to consist of an informal program of games, songs and refreshments.Those who go north are invited to plan their cross - country skiing so as to be in Morin He!ghts for the skiers\u2019 service each Sun- -day in the United Church, 12.30 to 1.00 p.m.On Monday, the Sewing Circle will meet at 2 p.m.On Wednesday at 8 p.m.the annual congregational meeting will be held.Brief and varied reports will present an interesting review of the manifold activities of the church.Refreshments will be served by the Women's Association.* * l Christian Science | \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cLove\u201d is the \u201csubject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Jeremiah 31:3.\u201cThe Lord hath appeared of old unto me, saying, Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting love: therefore with loving kindness have I drawn thee.\u201d 7 Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible:- \u201cNo man hath seen God at any time.If we love one another, God dwelleth in us, and his love is perfected in us.Hereby know we that we dwell in him, and he in their solution his Spirit.And we have known * and believed the love that God hath to -us.God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.\u201d (I John 4: 12, 13, 16).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy:- \u201cDivine Love is infinite.Therefore all that really exists is in and of God, and manifests His love.The spiritual man's consciousness and individuality are reflections of God.They are the emanations of Him who is Life, Truth, and Love.(LOVE) re- storeth my soul\u2019 (spiritual sense): (LOVE) leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake.Surely goodness and mercy shall dollow-me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house (the.consciousness) of (LOVE) for ever.\u201d (Pages 340, 336, 578).NO OTHER SAFETY Your children are not safe from diptheria and whooping cough unless they have been immunized.Each year in Canada several hundred children lose their lives to these diseases which could have been prevented.Immunization requires little time and trouble, is practically painless.It.is your duty to protect your children.Montreal Truth Centre and Metaphysical Library 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.{near Guy) WE.6077 SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th 8.00 a.m.Guest Speaker: James Falconer, Subject: Tha \u201cal Consuming Power.\u201d 12.30 p.m.Meditation Daily.WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st 3.00 p.m.Hour of Healing and Inspiration 8.00 p,m.Evening Service, DR.MARGARET DAVIES EDW ARDS Minister and Leader \"ALL ARE WELCOME BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION SPEAKER: SUBJECTS: Warming Up.\u201d Charter.\" EVERYONE WELCOME Od TWO PUBLIC MEETINGS at Victoria Hall, Westmount REV.E.J.SPRINGETT Dominion Commissioner WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, FEB.1st and 2nd - 8.15 P.M.Wed., Feb.1st - \"The Cold War Thurs., Feb.2nd - \"We Present A ISRAEL (CANADA) RADIO BROADCAST Each Sunday at 9:30 a.m.Station CKVL, Verdun (980 on your dial) During the course of the Sixth National to be observed in Canada this year from the 29th of January to the 4th February, health authorities and associations, churches, schools, the press, radio and many other agencies, will bring once more to the attention of the people of Canada the necessity of promoting national health.Opportunities to keep physically fit are available in abundance to Canadians.Encouragement will be given during National Health Week for the observation of simple rules for the preservation of our individual, communal and national health.Much.progress has been made during the first half century towards the prevention of diseases and the maintenance of health.Many problems, however, still demand our active attention and it is for all of us to help towards by our constant support of, and co-operation in, the efforts which are being made in this direction.* * | Calvary United | * » The Church School in Calvary Church will meet at 9.45 a.m.in all departments from Beginners to Seniors.The Nursery Division and the Mission Band meet at 11 a.m., during the morning worship.At 11 a.m.Dr.Jones will preach on the theme \u2018Growing with the years\u201d.and at the evening service he will preach on the subject \u201cThe Highway of the Upright.\u201d .- The mid-week groups will meet at regular hours.These include: Cubs on Monday at 6.45 p.m, Badminton Club on Tuesday at| 7.30 p.m., C.G.ILT.and Scouts at 7:30 p.m.and Choir Rehearsal at 8 p.m.on Thursday.On Wednesday, at 2.30_p.m.the Women's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting \u2018in the Church Parlours.Wednesday; 6.15 p.m.the Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary will meet for supper at 6.15 p.m.The guest speaker will be Dr.George Takahara-Shimo.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, B.A.; B.D.Minister Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C.0., F.T.C.I., Organist and\u2019 Choirmaster SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th 11.00 a.m.Rev.P, P, W.Ziemann, B.D.Pres., Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec 10.00 a.m.\u2014 Church Bible School \u2014 .00 a.m.\u2014 Bus leaves Montreal West at 10.15.7.30 p.m.\u201cBRINGING THE KING BACK\u201d.\u201cWhy Speak Ye Not of Bringing The King Back.\u201d DR.JOHNSTON WILL PREACH FELLOWSHIP MEETING Speak er \u2014 Rev, C.C.Stone, D.D., Park Road Baptist Church, Toronto.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.: The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered.2.00 p,m.Teen Age Bible Class.1.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship, LESTER A.WOODIN, Organist and Cholrmaster A Nursery for small children is conducted during the Morning Service of Worship.Visitors and Friends Cordially Welcome Stanley Presbyterian Church \u201c Westmofnt and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A.\u2026.Minister Are SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th 11,00 a.m.\u201cThe Indifferent Christ.\u201d\u2014 Mark 4:38.11.15 a.m, Sunday School.6:00 p.m.Youth Supper, 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Bridegroom Prays.\u201d \u2014 Genesis 24:63, A_Cordlal Welcome Is Extended To Visitors Miss Doris Killam, AT.CM, L.Mus, (McGIID), Organist and Cholr Director.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 in a manner that will not only interest the youngsters, but will be thumbed through by | their elders as well.GUARD YOUR HEALTH Come to Your Chuvch is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.burch | ¥ ¥ , Westmount Baptist J Rev.P.P.W.Ziemann, B.D, President of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec and Minister of James Street Baptist Church, Hamilton, Ontario, will address the moming congregation of Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.Mr.Ziemann is a man of outstanding ability with a virile, challenging message.Between the wars he spent a number of years in Missionary Service in Tokio, Japan.During the current year he is rendering conspicuous service in the Office of the Pr& sidency.At the evening service Dr.J.A.Johnston's Theme will be \u201cBringing the King Back\u201d.A continuing Service of Fellowship will follow the evening service.A brief address will be given by Reÿ.C.G.Stone, D.D., Past- President of the Convention and minister of Park Road Baptist Church, Toronto.i} On Monday the Women's Association of the Church will entertain the Baptist Ministers of Montreal to a Luncheon.The team from Toronto, including Rev.P.P.Ziemann, Dr.C.G.Stone and Rev.T.B.McDormand, will be special First Church.of Christ - Scientist 82 Academy Road, Westmount, P:Q.(West Side Entrance) SUNDAY, JANUARY 20th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School, WEDNESDAY 8.15 p.m.Testimon Meetin .Reading Room.2 Academy Rd.2 p.m.to 500° ant except Sung and holidays.Subject: Love.:Golden Text: Jeremiah 31:3.- aL hath appeared of old she, : saying, Yea, I have loved i) with an everlasting love: t > fore with loving kindness Te.I drawn thee Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, .Westmount dé VICT( brooke Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jone, : M.A, D.D.- Student Asst.s Mr.Frank Gilmore, La.Gifford Mitchell.B.A., Mus.B Organist and Cholr Director SUNDAY, JANUARY 20th 8.45 a.m.Church School in all dep.11,00 a.m.\u201cGrowing with the Ye -7.30 p.m, \u201cThe Highway of the |.night \u201d Preacher at both serv Dr.T.W.Jones.ALL ARE INVITED TO SHAR 4 WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist.750,01, Tues.Thurs., x a.m, Mon.and Friday, 9.30 a.m, Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m, daily except - nesday\u2019 at 9.00 a pt on Wed Evensong: 5.30 p.m, i .\u20ac .Saturday af\u201d 8.00 p D oe xcept on ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and { Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer mon.Preacher: The R 7.20 fie Evensong, followed by uestion Period conducted by Rector.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd FEAST OF THE PURIFICATION 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A, Rector FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY 8.00 am.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.ni.Sunday School.11.00 dm, Morning Prayer and Litany, wr p.m.Evensong.lé.3 FEBRUARY 2nd.The Purification of St.Mary the Virgin and The Presentation of Chri in the Temple.10.00 a.m.Holy Communton, , - .Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canen Hs Kenneth Naylor, Rev, Howird R.Kunkle, Assistant FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY 8.00 am.Holy Communion, 10,00 a.m.Junior Sunday School, Confirmation Class, Bible Class, : 11,00 am.Matins, .\u2018Preacher + Rector, Nursery School, garten, Primary School, 7.30 Rm.Evensong.Preacher: ev.- James Barnett, The Kinder- The .WEDNESDAY 7.0.am.Holy Cominunion, THURSDAY 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.- (Purification of the B, V.Mary) 10.00 a.m; Holy Communion, ) .La 7 a : of fog Lp guests.IN THESE SERVICES Mi Church of The \u201cAdvent Dominion-Douglas Corner of Wood and Western Chureh Fr \u2018estmount Westmount Blvd, cor.Lansdown lov Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Avenie | He Rev.John W.Kerr - \u2014_\u2014 w FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER.EPIPHANY |.\u201c Ministers: x 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.1 \u201cRev.A.Loyé Smith, M.A., Di: À REFR a.m.r 48 Gener: 1000 om Sunday\u201d School, arlst, Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., 1 restau .15 a.m.Matin ; 11.00 a.m, Solemn Eucharist.SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th \u2014 7.00 p.m.Evensong.11.00 a.a.m.\u201cBaptism, * = Dr.A.Uji 3.00 p.m.Church School and W 4} ISt ter\u2019s 7.30 crgoplng to Conquer\u201d iv Charles Johnston.q \u2019 8.45 p.m.Young Peoples Union, Class.- Organist and Cholirmaster: MR.JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHUR( 101 Cote St.Antolne Rd, near Argyle Ave, WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grom, BA.Minister Rev.George.K.Ward, B.A.Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th 11.00 a.m.Mr.Ward \u2014 \u201cTHE GEDY OF ALMOST.\u201d 7.30 p Grant \u2014- ABOVE \"THE \u201cStoRM.\u201d 10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church School.8,30 p.m.Alpha Omega: Society.Organist and Cholrmaster, 4 Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac, 8 F.C.C.0, x «su Pnn- Tesi Van COME AND WORSHIP St.James United ChurAvit ¢ 463 St.Catherine Street Wet x Minister: Rev.Thomas E.Mcle 52-164 SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th + A 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, Subjet \u2014 °° \u201cConquering Weariness.\" 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.; 3.00 p.m.St.James Men's Assochi oni 7.30 p.m.Evening Service, Subject Fo Down to Fartho ! 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.A Film will be shown \u2014 0 Western Ave.at Lami Minister: Rev.: Hervey Campbell, B.D, I SUNDAY, JANUARY 26th 7.30 p.m.Evening Worship, 8.30 pam.Young People\u2019s Soci \"Rd, 1; bt Sui | \\ oved 4: ove: ty >?! doess 477% © Ave, nsdown i Au DY: Ma, ï i 4 29th 18 single, \"tions.FI.0914.a Tred LC hm.ila Lt Con Buy The New 50 PAINTING CONTRACTORS ~ 2% 4469 St.Cotherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) .Glidden Paints y © Artists\" Materials 9 .© Picture Framing We Deliver A WE.6889 | A E J x ROOMS TO LET LARGE, shower, Mcellent transportation.WA.all convenience, ex 4268.B-3 M VICTORIA AVENUE above suër- nicely furnished front \u2018room, 4 bronke or y continuous hot water.-@ private family, À Gentleman only.EL.9108.2 = BLE room, furnished, 2nd floor, 8 oy bathroom; 1st floor, large double oom and small with all accommoda- FOR SALE (General) bright, well furnished double,§ .B-26 B-331| THE.EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 = i The Westmount Examiner {ll Classified Advertising I \u2014 \u2014'PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773+ 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word \u2014 PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 29 FOR SALE 29-a FOR SALE 35 SITUATIONS WANTED a.(General) (General) .FEMALE ALMOST , {| inut.| VAN \u2014 ; ° tary i desk: \u2018studio.couch.\"Wi, \u201cSan Some nursing.experience roteepers ELECTRIC evenings.4% sleep out.DE.1800.B-34 PERSIAN LAMB COAT INFANTS nurse disengaged.Call avez \u2018REFRIGERATORS McClary, 7 cu.ft.; for imme- *\u2018 diate delivery, $329.00.Limited quantity.Hodge Bros, 5362 Sherbrooke West, EL.4540.SED GAS RANGE, $12.50, 2 VERY GOOD CONDITION.EL.4540 NMG ENTLEMAN'S evening dress sult, iso dinner coat.WE.5079, evenings.B-37N B-39 FOUT: piece sectional living room set, almost new.WE.4882 after 6 p.m.B-2 UNUSUAL BARGAINS Bedroom suite, absolutely new 7 pieces, walnut finish, modern.Waterfall, square mirrors, rich appearance, MOFFAT & McCLARY a GAS RANGES From $114.00 up; generous al- 4 lowance for your old stove, Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke W., EL.4540.including: double bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity and bench, dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $95.00.Chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolutely new, two tone, spring filled, modern.Sacrifice $75.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu.tt., demonstrator, guaranteed like new for & years by manufacturers.Regular, $379.00, sacrifice $260.00.New rugs, 6 x9, $25.00; 9 x 12, $55.00; Wilton, 27\" wide, $3.26 yard.Electric washing machine, Inglis deluxe, de- monstrator, automatic water pump, B-33] \u201cIt\u2019s a beauty'\u2019, regular $209.50, guar @ I CFRIGERATOR \u2014 double \u2018 door, General Electric, 24 cu.ft., suitable restaurant, Almost new.WE.8714; anteed like new, sacrifice $135.00.Thezm articles could be bought separately.Easy terms if desired.5820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.7323.B-14 Sibe 16, perfect condition.Phone DE.7138.B-3 GAS stove; kitchen cabinet; kitchen table; stair carpet; double bed.WI, 5774.B-25 TRAILEKS TO RENT Boat, horse, uggage and cabin trall- rs for ren: Reasonable rates AT 9871, EL.6023.B-6 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE 1 ANTIQUE silver, china, pewter, ornaments, prints, bric-a-brac, objets d'art, etc., specially\u2019 wanted.Antique Jewelry.Representative calls, Lyons, 1430 St.Catherine, WL 5700.B- WANTED, typewriters, standard.or portable, and adding machines.BE.4366.B-12 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590 H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.B-9 PAIR white fancy skates, 7% or 8.wanted.WL 7597._B-28 WANTED \u2014 Lady's figure skates and boots, size 8.Call Monday.EL.2983.: B-35 WANTED \u2014 Grand piano in good condition for High School auditorium.Send detalls to Drummondville Home and School Association, 7 Holmes Street, Drummondville, Que.B-29 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED WORKING housekeeper, sleep in.One adult, Hampstead.WA.2085.B-40 3 Imported champion bred stock, 0137 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED accountant - bookkeeper seeks part time work.Books kept for Doctor's, small businesses, etc.WA.3434.B-20 ECONOMY FLOOR CLEANING SERVICE Machine cleaning, waxing and polishing.PL.4181.B-16 21 DOMESTIC PETS CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES for show or companionship.Now accepting reservations.Inquiries, DE.1929, B-123 REGISTERED Scotty puppies for sale, solid black, bargain prices.Write Box 208, MacDonald College, telephone 107 Ste Anne de Bellevue, B-15 42 PERSONALS CHILDREN'S MOVIES Special movies for children\u2019s Birthday Parties.Free group photo.WA.5198.B-10 ALCOHOLICS .ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars P.O.Box.213 Station L, Westmount Wednesday Westmount.Thursday West End Sunday Afte:neun - sise Mathias Church Annual = we\u201d {Vestry Meeting Held Wed.aster: ° 3.Bac.3 One of the largest Vestry Meetings in the history of St.HURGH 3 Matthias Anglican Church, Westmount, was held on Wednesday e Rd, 4 in the Parish Hall, eo.a The meeting was presided over by the Rector, Canon Gilbert # Oliver, L.Th, M.C.In his annual report the Rector emphasized B.A.5 the continued growth in the spiritual life of the Parish, and he , \u2018A was greatly gratified by the substantial gains in Sunday School > BA, 5 ÿattendance and in the strength of the Young Peoples group.He Æreported on his trip to England during the summer months, made ch ne ia or the purpose of attempting to secure the services of an assistant priest.He was not successful ink \u2014 - - \u201csUPpb#~Z¥ the endeavor.He reported on conditions in the Old Country and he was convinced that a definite \u2018religious revival was in prospect there.clety.The report of the retiring war- aster, dens, B.V.Atkinson and Ludlow lus.Bac, St.John Haskell, for the year \u2019 1949, was delivered by the rec- HIP 2 tor\u2019s warden, B.V.Atkinson.This Churdars: report showed continued progress of Wed Be Mee 5610 : Sherbrooke St.W, Le DExter 1149 20th Funerel Home end Chapel Subject - Completely s AIR CONDITIONED Assochf «41 Subject -\u2014 ° a \u2014 cri prganis Pa =4 FunaraL\u2026 Diractors Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge with substantial gains made possible by the increased and generous response by the congregation generally.All financial obligations had been met in full.The recommendations of a sub-com- mittee on Fire Insurance had been adopted and increased insurance based on a revised property appraisal had been placed.During the year the wardens had accepted a report of another committee recommending the establishment of a Rector\u2019s Retirement Fund, The wardens\u2019 report incorporating the recommendations of the sub-committee was adopted.: The Vestry accepted with great regret the resignation, for health reasons after 20 years of devoted and continuous service, of the organist, W.J.Hislop.The Vestry approved the acceptance of a Budget Target of $8,000 set by the Budget Committee of the Synod of the Diocese of Montreal as the contribution of the parish to the Diocesan Mission Fund.In 1949 the apportionment was $7,000 but the parish actually forwarded the sum of $8,000 to the Diocese.Officers Elected Attendance at the vestry meet- elected for the ensuing year: rector\u2019s warden, Leonard W.Taylor; people's warden, Arthur L.Eke; deputy warden, B.V.Atkinson and honorary auditors, Messrs.Campbell, Glendinning & Dever.Lay delegates to the Synod, P.C.Armstrong, J.R.Wallace; alternates W.O.H.Percey, T.H.Jordan.Chairman, Envelope Committee, A.L.McCulloch; Sunday School Superintendant, T.Desmond Rowe, Seat Manager, Lt.Col.J.Eric Slessor, G.Meredith Smith; vestry clerk H.M.Baldwin and secretary treasurer, Gordon C.W.Ross.ThTe following members of .the congregation were added to the Advisory Board: L.A.Brooks, Fred Reid, P.Roy Wilson, G.Pemberton Smith, A.Leslie Ham, and J.Harold Wallis.Michael Wallace, Robert C.Howard, H.J.Chapman were added to the Sidesmen list.The following.members of the ing included: Canon and Mrs.Gilbert Oliver, Dr.and Mrs.J.McK.Wathen, Dr.and Mrs, C.B.Pierce, Lt.Col.and Mrs.J.Eric Slessor, Lt.Col.and Mrs.-H.D.Rolland, Lt.Col.and Mrs.N.M.Hague, Mr.and Mrs.C.Clarke, Mr.and Mrs.C.Maynard, Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Walker, Mr.and Mrs.G.B.Dorey, Mr.and Mrs.L.St.J.Haskell, Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Eke, Mr.and Mrs.B.V.Atkinson, Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Baldwin, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Chalk, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Wallace, Mr.and Mrs.Barry Smith, Mr.and Mrs.L.Dunlop Palmer, Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Montgomery Jr, Mr.and Mrs.P.Roy Wilson.Messrs.S.C.Noseworthy, K.G.Mappin, G.S.Ridout, T.S.Howard, Robert C.Howard, R.W.Louthood, T.C.Bowen, W.R.Robertson, A.A.Scott, Leonard W.Taylor, J.Leigh Bishop, W.Morgan, Chas.M.Cotton, W.Willis Sealy, Dr.J.C.Flanagan, A.M.McClure, K.C.McClure, P.Lindsay Hall, H.Norman Davis and R.B.Heward.Mesdames W.H.Howard, H.B.Pope, Walter Mitham, M.Baldwin, M.Macdonald, and the Misses M.K.Stuart, M.Robinson, W.Thompson, D.Jeakins, and C.G.Smith, and many others.* .Stanley Presbyterian The morning and evening services of worship will be conducted by the Rev.J.D.Wilkie.The sermon text in the morning will be \u201cThe Different.Christ\u201d and in the evening \u201cThe Bridegroom Prays\u201d.= The monthly Youth Supper will be held on Sunday, followed by the special service for young people in the church.Sunday scheol meets at 11 a.m.Stanley Auxiliary W.M.S.will hold their monthly \u2018meeting on Tuesday at 2.30 pan.The guest | speaker will be Miss A.M.Mac- Kinnon, guest soloist Mrs.Lester Woodin.; - A meeting of the congregation Will be held on 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Mr.and Mrs, R.C.Johnston, formerly of 212 Dufferin Road, Hampstead, have taken up their L new residence at Apartment 25, i © 4250 Sherbrooke St.West, West- | | | JE : mount.M d.\u2014 £ ; Mr.and Mrs.M.Doyle and vu their infant son, Gary, are in 44 twon from Chateauguay, Que.guests of Mrs.Doyle's parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Heron, 4326 St.Catherine ptreet, The annual music day of the Montreal Women's Club will be held on Monday, in Cardy Hall, Mount Royal Hotel, under the direction of Mrs.E.J.Awishus.An interesting programme has been arranged, with Edna Marie Haw- kin and Molly Hannen at the two pianos; bass, Robert Savoie, and accompanist, Jacqueline Richard.pre, WEDDINGS WOODWARD \u2014 LEMIEUX In the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, at nine o'clock Saturday morning the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 = | tee.+ > Social + Personal = > Engagements - Whddings _- , Tennis Star To Marry February 4 In New Jersey was held January 18, at th home of the president, Mrs.E Storr.Plans were made to make information available to all Scout Group Auxiliaries.Msgr.Wilfrid E.McDonagh, A meeting of the executive\u201d committee of the newly forme, Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of Boy Scouts .Æ Association, District of Montrea] P.D., was the guest speaker at 3 recent meeting of the Westmount subdivision of the Catholic Wom.ens League, held School Hall.Mrs.J.P.O'Reilly, president, was in thé chair, and the speaker was thanked by Mrs P.J.Melvin.Tea was served by Mrs.C.Mallon and her commit.° A bridge for members an\u2019 in St.Leo, friends will be held by the St oF Paul's Academy Alumnae Association, Westmount, on Thursday evening, February 2, at 8:30 in - the Lower School Hall at St Paul's Academy, The ticket con.~ vener for this event ig Miss Brenda Tolan, who will be assisted by the following committee: the Misses Dorothy \u2018Quigley, Dorothy Brophy, Phyllis Hodgin, Ann.Marie Mulcair, Marjorie Cook, A # mm ne.U.bei ti aa ad Mt es ap eee Le rm rétro 6 qi 6 | aL x (Fran) | \u201cs Juniors ( Misses | tt Women ha I O \u20ac Gowns 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.7773 Miss Elizabeth Gillam, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Simon Gillam, wedding took place of Miss Marie Lemieux, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Louis A.Lemieux, of West- mount, and Mr.John Hubert Woodward, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.P.Woodward, of Notre Dame de Grace.Rev.Father Hurley officiated.Tall standards of yellow \u2018mums and white snapdragons formed the decorations, with small yellow baby 'mums on the altar.Mrs.John Orr, jr., of Pointe | Claire, attended the bride who was given \u2018in marriage by her father.The best man was Mr.C.P.(Jim) Woodward, brother of the bridegroom, with Mr.A.Louis Le- Sherbrooke Moant FINAL CLEARANCE ! Winter Dresses $12-$15-$20 w Winter Coats 25% to 50% off Millinery ee up to 50% pe ; Exciting Prints | ust er % Soft Pastels % Glamorous Formals $19.95 - $35.00 * Crisp Cottons from $8.95 Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustie and Bustie of Dewatown.Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 MME À.CourVAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN: PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES \u201d\u2019 MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT À £7 po of Merchantville, NJ., and Mr.Brendan Hubert Macken, son of Mr.and Mrs, James R.Macken, of Westmount, whose marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, February 4, at Moorestown, NJ.Mr.Macken represented Canada in Davis Cup competitions for.the years 1946-1949, and is a member of the ., International Tennis Club, New York.mieux, brother of the bride, and Mr.Garnet LeMesurier, as ushers.The bride wore a long-sleeved, ankle-length model of soft green, made with an overskirt of imported lace, the bodice having a sweetheart neckline and \u2018her matching off-the-face hat was trimmed with feathers.Her only ornament was a pearl and gold cross worn by her paternal grandmother on her wedding day and she carried a muff of bright yellow roses.The matron of honor, in Burgundy crepe with long sleeves and panel back, wore a bonnet of biscuit shade satin trimmed with Burgundy ostrich feathers, her spray bouquet of pale pink roses.Mrs.Lemieux, the brides mo- | ther, was in a light navy long sleeved afternoon dress trimmed with dusty rose satin and sequins, and a dusty rose and navy hat trimmed with navy blue ostrich, her corsage of pink camellias.Mrs.Woodward, mother of the bridegroom, gowned in navy blue crepe trimmed with rose lace, wore.a hat to match, and a corsage cluster of pink roses.The reception was held in the Viceregal suite of the Ritz-Carl- ton, where the bride's table was arranged with bowls of pink and white roses, the mantels decorated with bowls of pink roses and white snapdragons.For the wedding trip to the Laurentians the bride wore a bottle green wool dress and jacket, and a hat to match with muskrat coat.WILSON - WEBSTER The marriage of Effie Beryl, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur H.Webster, of West- mount, to Mr.Edward Arthur Wilson, son of Mr.Edward Wilson, of Westmount, and of the Jate Mrs.Wilson, took place recently in Westmount Park Emmanuel Church, Rev.Dr.Harvey Campbell officiating.Mr.Webster gave his daughter | in marriage and she was unattended.The bride wore a suit of grey wool tricotine with chamois colored hat and gloves and worn with a dark green coat.After a short trip to Quebec City the \u2018couple will reside in Westmount.A small blackboard on the kitchen wall is a handy thing for jotting down family reminders, shopping items, telephone calls and bills to be paid.It saves a lot of wear and tear on the grownups when the children's chores for the day are listed here.he Butter Way SITUATION: You have accepted an invitation to a party but are not feeling in a very sociable mood on the evening of the party.WRONG WAY: Sit off by yourself in a corner, making no particular effort to be sociable.RIGHT WAY: Since you are a guest, feel that it is your duty to do your part to make the party successful.Baby MacCormack Given Names Elizabeth Anne The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Gordon MacCormack took place on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, the Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver officiating.The baby, who was given the names of Elizabeth Anne, wore an heirloom christening robe belonging to her fathers family.The godparents were Miss Sheila Hughes, of Ottawa, Miss Mary Stavert, both cousins of the baby, and Mr.Shepherd McMurtry.Following the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.MacCormack entertained at tea at their residence, 645 Victoria avenue, Westmount.Carroll McDonald and Mrs.J .# Robertson, Mrs.C.F.Dumaresg .\u201cÿ and Mrs.Helen Brown.by: The Welfare Committee -of the Montreal Women's Club, under the ; chairmanship of Mrs.W.R.Ren- : -4 nie, is holding an afternoon bridge in St.Mathias Hall, Westmount, on Thursday, February 2, \u2018at two o'clock.Afternoon tea will be under the convenership of Mrs.P.G «3 Delgado.Reservations may be.ij made through the following: Mesdames R.C.Braithwaite, WI.0241; T.Patterson, EL.5535; J.: HR.Mor.= ris, CH.8319; Robt.Walk, EL.9209 3 \u2018 and E.Biefer, AT.0131.Broceeds will be used for military hospital\u2019 visiting and Welfare work.\u2018 FARRELLS § § CATERING ; | SERVICE | 4 WEDDINCS, BANQUETS À; RECEPTIONS 1 4 AND PARTIES 8 © 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 EXCLUSIVE cum 30% REDUCTION ON OUR iE FRENCH MILLINERY.1 HAUTE COUTURE 1479 SHERBROOKE ST, W.\u2014 Fitaroy 7597 IMPORTED | Modeme Collette MANAGER Formerly of Henry Morgane Ltd.Ne. - Approach to all these below-six- - match.It comes in a choice of St.Andrew\u2019 s WA Reports Active Year; Mrs.Bremner Heads Group A year of achievement was the keynote of the Annual Report of the Women\u2019s Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, for 1949.Articles of clothing, both hand-knit and sewn, and donations of money were made to the following; the United Church Home, Women's.Voluntary Services, Fresh Air Home, Foster Home Centre, Camp Lewis, Grenfell Labrador, Red Cross, W.M.S.Supply, St.Columba House, Family Welfare, Victorian Order of Nurses, Grace Dart Home Hospital, \"A United Church Minister's family and another Rain-Catcher Tuned to New York's water shortage is this hat of paper cups and plates worn by \u201cMiss Water Conservation of 1950.\u201d Miss W.OC.In real life is Betty Bridgers and her tipsy topper was designed for an \u201call-paper\u201d luncheon where | new water-saving dishes were Introduced.More Color To Be Seen In Baby's Ensembles For the most part, there appears to be a thoroughly practical year-old fashions.The children\u2019s clothes are new without being unique, The manufacturer keeps in mind the child who will wear the clothes and does not fashion anything that will make him stand out as \u201cdifferent\u201d when he is playing with children his own age.However, in infants\u2019 wear, individuality is permissible, for it is to the mothers that infants\u2019 clothes must appeal.So in these, new ideas will shortly appear, such as colored diaper ensembles, for instance.In a specially designed gift package are three colored diapers with diaper shirt to three colors, pink, blue and maize.Instead of the shirt, in some packages is a cotton flannel kimono or a plastic bib with matching diapers.a vetType Wash Fabric A particularly appealing girl's dress will be seen in Juillcord, a fabric made of rayon and cotton woven like corduroy.This fabric looks and feels like velvet but washes like corduroy.It has detachable collars and cuffs, either in cutwork lace or plain and tailored.Both sets go with the dress.The Juillcord colors are S'UTYTUYVYT4V Are You Entertaining?WE RENT 1 Chelrs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, 1 Coot Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755-6 HA.6543 Req'd Eet\u2019d.7919 4320 Decarie Blvd.# À needy -family.Special \u2018donations .ot money were made to\u2019 \u201cCanadian.\u2018Save the Children d\u201d, the Macaulay .Camp, \u2018to send girls\u201d \u2018to the C.G.IT.Camp, Deaconess Order, Verdun Prqtestant Hospital, for purchase \u2018of gifts to patients and to Julius \u2018Richardson.Hospital.Thé officers for church and social services work for 1950 are as follows: Hon.presidents \u2014 Mrs.PF.w.\u2018Kerr, Mrs, D: M.Grant.Past president \u2014 Mrs.George Cross.President \u2014Mrs.D.O.Bremner.1st vice-president, Mrs.Malcolm Loucks.2nd vice-president\u2014To be appointed.\u20183rd vice-president\u2014To be appointed.4th vice-president\u2014Mrs, J.Ra- cey.Treasurer \u2014 Mrs.W.A.Falconer.Recording secretary\u2014Miss Florence Sellar.Corresponding secretary \u2014 Mrs.Paul U.Moseley.Press secretary\u2014Mrs.HT Alex Ross.Convener of \u2018Social Committee\u2014 |.Mrs.Donald Ross.Convener of sewing committee\u2014 Mrs.R.H.Robinson, Convener of knitting committee \u2014Mrs.T.B.Earle.Convener of flower committee\u2014 Mrs.Harry Cauthon.Committee of housekeeping\u2014 Mrs.J.B.Russell, - Committee of nominating \u2014Mrs.P.Christmas, A of visiting \u2014 Mrs.Charles E.Frosst, Jr.Representatives are as follows: Grenfell Labrador\u2014Mrs.J.D.Robb.\u2019 United Church Home\u2014Mrs.T.B.Earle.8t.Columba House\u2014Mrs.C.R.Jeakins and Mrs.Clarke James.Local Council of Women\u2014Mrs.R.H.Robinson and Mrs.T.B.Earle, Red Cross\u2014Mrs.R.G.Gilbride and Miss Queenie Grant.Committee for Shut-Ins\u2014Mrs.F.McHattie.St.Mary's Aux.Names Fashion Show Conveners - Mrs.T.J.Gaslin is general convener of the annual fashion show and tea of the St.Mary Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, which is being held on Wednesday, Feb.8, in the Normandy Roof of the Mount Royal Hotel.She will be assisted by the acting president, Mrs.Frank H.O'Connor.Mrs.C.A.Camirand, El.5639, is chairman of the ticket committee, Mrs.Colville Sinclair, Wr 6442, is in charge of reservations.Mrs.Maurice Shea and her committee are in charge of drawings and prizes.Miss Marny Roe will be commentator.The entire proceeds of this fashion show will go towards the many voluntary services rendered by the auxiliary to the hospital.A spode, a bricky-red, and putty, a grayish tan.: In a useful ensemble for girls are skirt, jacket, and siacks in corduroy, with a gingham \u2018shirt.Pieces have endless combinations.The lining of the jacket is the.same as the material in the blouse, @|and the slacks and skirts\u2019 are fitted with side.zipper adjustments, that enable a little girl to grow.without growing out of her clothes.There has been a re in] the inventories of canned applesauce in Canada.Result of a heavy election campaign?THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 Convening Fair MRS.J.B.RICE Mrs.James B.(Bobbie) Rice, \u201cchairman and co-convener with Mrs.A.Levin, of the Jamboree and Country Fair, to be held on February 9th, at Victoria Hall, \u2018by the C.K.\"Russel Chapter of ; the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.A magician will be on hand during the day to amuse the children, and there will be scores of other interesting fea- \u2018\u2018tures.Doors will be open at noon and close at midnight.Mrs.Rice was active during the war in the W.V.R.C.with a concert troupe; she has been commentator for a number of fashion shows and also has been active in drama groups both with the Westmount and Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Clubs, Many will remember her \u2018portrayal of Henry VIII in a play, \u201cHenry And His Wives,\u201d for the Drama Festival.Legion Br.39 Installs Mrs.Jack as President At the joint installation of officers of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch 39, which took place recently in the Legion Memorial Hall, Mountain Street, the following were installed for the ensuing year, with Mrs.T.Ritchie and Mr.Taylor, of the Provincial Command, acting as installing officer and sergeant-at-arms, respectively.President, Mrs.D.Jack.First Vice-President, Mrs.A, McGregor.Second Vice-President, Mrs.G.Ingot.Treasurer, Mrs.N.Parsons.Secretary, Miss L.Turfus.Sgt.-at-Arms, Miss D.Harbour.The executive is as follows: Mrs.J.Hiron, Hospital Committee.Mrs.E.Thom, Social Committee.Mrs.F.McMahon, Membership Committee.Miss EB.Gilker, Publicity Committee, Mrs.8.Laws, Ways and Means Committee, Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary with Mrs.Edwards and Mrs.Thom as conveners.WN Blue Goose Plans 6th Anniversary Card Party, The sixth anniversary card | party of the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, is being held in the Ball Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel at 8.15 o'clock, on Thursday evening, -| February 23rd.Mrs.Henry P.Valois and Mrs.J.J.Bonhomme are conveners for this event and they will be assisted by the following committee: \u2018Mrs.Benoit Bertrand, Mrs.Chas.H.Wood, Mrs.Rex Harries, Mrs.Pat Ryan, Mrs.J.H.Lesperance, \u2018Mrs.Paul Courtois, Mrs.Harold Emo, Mrs.S.F.LeRiche, Mrs.Bob Dyer, Mrs.C.G.Mott, Mrs.F.W.Moore, Mrs.Etienne Crevier, Mrs.LeBaron, Leblanc, Mrs.Leo.Leclerc,- Mrs.Alex.Avery Mrs, E.J.Beauvais and Mrs.- Gaston Le- | page.The ticket convener - is Mrs.Harry E.Laws.- The term \u2018printer's comes from the 1600's when the boys.who were apprentices used devil\u201d | PAGE ELEVEN 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 Dinner Parties.1500 Drummond St.to get so covered with ink they BE.0458 \u2018were black and called \u201cdevils.\u201d & \u2014 HUBERT PLOMER _ Antiques Bought and Sold .FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION 1226 BISHOP STREET MA.5851 | clearance Sale.20% to 60% off original selling price .a complete line of sweaters, skiris and blonses .also imported woollens, worsteds and gabardines .208] Peel Street tnear Sherbrooke) HA.3747 .* Saut ne says.\u201cGINGERBREAD-BANANA SHORTCAKE\" made withFIVE ROSES FLOUR is a treat to remember! 2 cups sifted 3 tspa.cinnamon : ive Roses Flour tspn.ginger 14 tspn.soda cup shortening 1)4 tspns.baking powder 4 4 cups molasses her hehe 1 \u2018 tspn.salt 2 eggs, unbeaten P.O: Bon bor 6400, ¥4 tspn.nutmeg 3 cup milk Montreal, PQ: 3% tspn.cloves Bananas Sift together all the dry ingredients.Cream together the shore tening and 1 cup of molasses.Stir in 1 cu iE of dry ingredients, Beat in cggs, One at a time.Combine milk with remaining 34 cup molasses; alternately add with remaining dry ingredients.Beat for half a minute, Bake for 45 minutes in 2 9 inch square pan in 2 moderate oven (350 deg.F.).While hot, cut in squares and top with sliced ripe bananas and whipped.cream ot custard sauce, .for all-purpose baking > BE = Se es PN Time «iar ryan em rr Rd PAGE TWELVE ME] - Cooking School Being Sponsored: By IODE Chapter The Robin Hool Flour Mills Cooking School will be held -at Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Ia CLASSICAL INSTITUTE OF DRESS DESIGNING School of Designing and Sewing 1621 Bt.Catherine Bt.W.® SKETCHING e DRAPING © DESIGNING ® SEWING New Term Commences February REGISTER NOW FI.2908 MARGUERITE FORTIER director MRS.P.E.AYRHART Mrs.Ayrhart is acting as ticket convener of the cooking scheol to be held in Victoria Hall.\u2018Monday evening, Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday evening, and will be sponsored by the Municipal Chapter of Montreal, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.Mr.George Bishop, well-known local announcer of Station CJAD, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1 930 n The Women\u201d 3 .Raln + \u2014 Stanley Aux.WMS The January meeting of the Stanley Auxiliary, W.M.S.will be held on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m, in Franklin Hall Memorial.The speaker will be Miss A.M.MacKinnon, and the soloist Mrs.Lester Woodin.Dinner and Dance \" Lorne Loyal Orange Lodge 1373 will hold its annual Past Masters\u2019 Night in Victoria Hall, West- mount, on Saturday evening, February 11th, Dinner will be served at 7.00 p.m.sharp, after which Rev, Canon A.P.Gower-Rees, M.A., D.CLL., M.C., will be guest speaker.A programme of dancing will follow when Larry Edwards (in person) will lead his orchestra.Tickets are now available from members of the Lodge or call Jas.Morgan at WE-2610.and Bernard Johnson, star of the Robin Hood Flour Mills radio program \u201cRita Martin's Musical will act as Master of Ceremonies, Kitchen\u201d, will appear.TTY Phone 1205 CHURCH AVE.® No suspicion of odor | We Cuarantee Your Satisfaction PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE DRY CLEANERS & DYERS CO.LTD.* LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST ALWAYS! 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Groceries and Choice Meats ouville ine.Fancy Pastries Retiring President EL bY HERON At the joint installation of officers of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, MRS.JOHN Westmount, No.39 Branch, which took place recently in the Legion Memorial Hall, Mountain Street, the retiring president, Mrs.John Heron, received her Past-President\u2019s badge and was made honorary president.Im recognition of her work for the past five years as president, Mrs.Heron was presented with a silver tea service and tray by the ladies of the auxiliary.The senior branch also honored Mrs.Heron with a presentation of a thermos jug and tray complete with glasses.Mr.J.Martin, chairman, extended thanks to Mrs.Heron on behalf of the Legion, for her work simce the Westmount branch was formed.Mrs.Heron also received a bouquet of roses from the senior branch.Allocation Topped By Calvary W.M.S.Mrs.Reid Elected At the recent annual meeting of Calvary W.M.S.all reports showed progress and increased contributions.Total amount sent to Presby- terial Treasurer was $802.34, so that the W.M.S.allocation of $770.00 was oversubscribed.The slate of officers for 1950 is as follows: Hon.Presidents, Mrs.W.D.Lighthall, Mrs.T.W.Jones, Mrs.S.T.Spindle, Mrs.Wm.Ritchie.President, Mrs.J.H.Reid.First vice president, Mrs, F.N.Stephen Second vice president, Mrs.F.F.Jamieson Third vice president, Mrs.W.S.Walker.Recording Secretary, D.Ross.Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.M.R.Crawford.Treasurer, Mrs.Hope Johnson.Christian Stewardship and Finance, Mrs.G.À.Munro and Mrs.P.T.Crierie.Associate Helpers and Com- Mrs, J.munity Friendship, Miss Ella McFarlane.- Missionary Monthly, Mrs.J.Bryant.Temperance and Christian Citizenship, Mrs.R.Penk.Literature, Mrs.E.R.Frith.Press, Miss G.Cooper.Baby Band, Mrs.H.F.Sloan, Miss G.Wilson and Mrs.J.D.Ross.Music, Mrs.W.S.Walker.Handicrafts\u2019 Guild to Hold Weaving Classes The Canadian Handicraft Guild has organized a Weaving School at its headquarters, 2025 Peel St.There are classes during the day and three evenings a week until May 31st, which will benefit both business people and those who have free time during the day.Miss M.L.Svenningson, the in- structress, desires to encourage originality as well as grounding in 1319 Greene Ave.Westmount 1309 Greene Ave., Westmount Fitzroy 1166-7 Fitzroy 4884 L2 the craft.Those who would care to join RCAF Silver Cross The regular monthly meeting of the R.C.A F.Silver Cross Mothers will be held in Tudor Hall, Jas.A.Ogilvy\u2019s, at 2.15 p.m., February 9, when the guest speaker will be Mrs.Turner Bone.All members and friends are cordially invited.Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment will be held \u2018Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m.in the Armory, 4625 St.Catherine street west.Sunday Speaker Rev.Francis Larkin, S.8.C.C, Washington, D.C.national director of the Enthronement and Night Adoration in the Home, will speak in St.Augustine of Canterbury Church on Sunday evening, February 12, at 7.45.Branch 105 Whist Branch 105, Canadian Legion, Ladies Auxiliary, are holding a military whist, Wednesday, February 1, in their own Branch room inthe Royal Canadian Army Service Corp Armory, 3 Hillside Avenue, Westmount.There will ba table and door prizes and refreshments.Business Women The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold their monthly Tea Causerie at the club house, 1467 Crescent street, oa Sunday afternoon at four o'clock.The guest speaker for this function will be Mr.H.P.Howard of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada.Mr.Howard will address the club members on \u2018The Investment Business\u201d.Children\u2019s Revue The Sarah Krymalowsky Group, Unit No.92 of the Cancer Research Society will sponsor a Children's Revue on Saturday, FeFbruary 4, at 9:30 am, at the Belmont Theatre.The Mary Beetle\u2019s School will provide an enjoyable program.Information may be obtained from any of the conveners: Mesdames S.Levenstone, GR 3941, M.Greenblatt, HA 0620; N.Spec- tor, DO 6396, and L.Singer, BE 6017.Ladies\u2019 Book Club The January meeting of the Westmount Park-Emmanuel Ladies\u2019 Book Club will be held on Monday at 8.15 p.m., in Webster Hall, Dr.Campbell Wadsworth, of Montreal West United Church, will be the guest reviewer.The book chosen for thfs month's review is \u201cThe Seven Storey Mountain\u201d, the popular .autobiography by Thomas Merton.A short discussion period will follow and refreshments will be served.Visitors are welcome, The Paris house where Duc de Saint-Simon, 18th century French writer, once lived, now is a women's reformatory.the Weaving Group of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild may do so at the nominal annual fee of $1.00.which entitles them to the use of the Guild's Weaving Library and attendance at interesting monthly metings of the Group, at which time there is a guest speaker, followed by a period of questions and answers.Further information may be obtained from the secretary.Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless Men, Women Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality ession an blood t one over by eve » of v alas iron, vi , phowphorus for blood building.body strehethening stimulation, por ua LIEN litti NON ge t pren Pare \u201cob 000.Try 3 ne Tab! ots for Dew, DOT= Osirez Tonie DT en Vigo Que vary GAY.At Al FE ä 3 LE.2 A Two Excellent Features Sunday At The Westmount \u2018Another sparkling musical comedy \u201cYou're My Everything,\u201d color by Technicolor, starring Dan Dailey, Anne Baxter and Anne Revere, starts Sunday at the Westmount.* The story, a delightful one because of its light heartiness, of that fabulous period continues with the child-star craze of the mid-thirties.As the daughter of Anne Baxter and Dan Dailey, Shari Robinson, a 10-year-old moppet from Indianapolis in her first screen role, recreates the illusion of Shirley Temple with such old songs as \u201cOn The Good Ship Lotli- pop\u201d and the \u2018Staircase Dance,\u201d as well as some new ones including \u201c1 Want To Be Teacher's Pet.\u201d Anne Revere, with a sidelong wink at old Boston, brings an extra .touch of warmth to the picture already brimming with happiness and gaiety.Movie Within a Movie One of the most amusing and realistic sequences in \u201cYou're My Everything\u201d is the silent, black and white film that the producers wisely inserted.In it Anne Baxter does an impersonation of Clara Bow doing the Charleston and Buster Keaton, Jack Mulhall, Charles Morton and Stuart Holmes, luminaries of the silent films, add to the realism by their presence.This silent reel is a vivid contrast to the color and music which dominates the picture and provides a real saga of Hollywood in its sub-title days.Second Feature A vivid Melodrama, \u2018Night Un- -to Night,\u201d set against the lush Florida tropics, and co-starring the team of Ronald Reagan and Viveca Lindfors, is an added attraction at the Westmount.Reagan, fresh from his comedy triumph in \u201cJohn Loves Mary,\u201d is cast in a dramatic assignment.Miss Lindfors, who shot to popularity on the American screen: with her vibrant performance in the lavish Technicolor romance, \u201cAdventures of Don Juan\u201d with Errol Flynn, has her most dramatic role in \u201cNight Unto Night.\u201d THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, A gay moment.Dan Dailey and little Shari Robinson recreate Shirley Temple's famous \u201cGood Ship Lollipop\u201d number for the new Technicolor musical which starts Sunday at the Westmount v Thrills \u2014 Chills \u2014 Spills \u2014 And Laughs Galere CANADIAN ART THEATRE Presents \"THE BIG BAD WOLF\" A \u201ccomedy-lhrilier\u201d written by Joy Thomson and based on the stories of \u201cLittle Red Riding Hood\u201d, \u201cThe Three Little Pigs\u201d and \u201cPeter and the Wolf.\u201d - VICTORIA HALL \u2014 WESTMOUNT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30 Tickets.Reserved SI.Aduhs 75c.Children 50c (Students with exchange tickets entitled to reduced rates)) Phone EL, 1688 for reservations.Neil Madden Stars in CAT.Presentation At C.A.T,\u2019s casting of the first production of the 1950 season of their \u201cTheatre for Young Folk\", sixteen-year-old Neil Madden was chosen to play the title role in the play \u201cThe Big Bad Wolf\u201d.The play, written by Joy Thomson, is based on the three stories \u201cLittle : \u201cThe Three Red Riding.Hood,\u201d Little Pigs\u201d and \u2018\u2018Peter and the Wolf\u201d, with the same big bad wolf menacing the lives of the characters of all three stories.Although Neti 1s only sixteen, he has had considerable experience in the theatre.At the age of nine he joined the \u201cToronto Children's Players\u201d and was active with the group until he moved with his family to Montreal in 1946.Shortly after his arrival here Neil registered as a student with C.A.T.and it wasn't long before he was taking an active and varied part with that group.The role of the \u201cBig Bad Wolf\u201d will be his sixteenth with C.A.T, and in addition to acting with both their \u201cTheatre for Young Folk\u201d and their Summer Touring Company, Neit takes a keen interest in all other phases of the theatre\u2014being particularly adept in the field of Yighting and scenery construction.Neil, the son of Mr.and Mrs, Roy C.Madden, is a student at Montreal High School and intends to carry on through college before turning to the theatre for a full- time career.\u201cThe Big Bad Wolf\u2019 will have its first Montreal performance at Victoria Hall on January 28th.=e 1950 \u2014\u2014\u2014i PAGE THIRTEEN J ASSEMBLY STAR Bing Crosby, -mount\u2019s with the North Central Bigh School Delta Trio in Spokane.star of Para-!Bing was a student at nearby \u201cMr.Music,\u201d commenced Gonzaga Hiza, hut entertained at his singing career as guest artist North Central assemblies.For SHERBROOKE at GREY.EL 3535 Starts SUNDAY One TODAY and SATURDAY! \"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER\" Color by TECHNICOLOR with Esther Williams Red Skelton : and Batty Garrett.\"COLORADO TERRITORY\" with Joel McCraa and Virginia 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Lsing- Yr) A § pou) ANNE REVERE Stanley Ridges: Shar Rebinseén.Henry Q\u2019Neil alae Royle Aian Mownhray Robert Aribuf \\ | CERN\u201d Last Showing TODAY! CHARLES BOYER JEAN ARTHUR \"HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT\" Also \"FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT\" nm (NEW \"With 1S | | presents | A comedy by Leonid Andreyev \"THE SABINE WOMEN\" gh AND A.\"ILE\" À drama by Eugene O'Neill à y FEBRUARY 2 - FEBRUARY 11 - 8:45 P.M.- ] pr Box Office opens January 30 \u2014 9:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m.All Seats R d \u2014 $1.98 Tax Inc.vrai sens a @ RONALD REAGAN mn LINDFORS - Late Comers not odmitted until the Intermission Ih \u2014 \u2014 = _\u2014 | Entertainment At Ww s Brightest ! | 34 It's January's Two Hit Join the Fun at the a Musical-Laugh Treat! AR THE STORY OF & + ny THE manne 4 OF THE SHOW _Won1D! J SMA tte STARTING MARILYN SATURDAY D CINIILLER ! 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No matter what your favorite sport may be, take it in easy but regular doses.You'll be surprised how much better you feel \u2014how much your work improves when you're back on the job.By looking after your own health you protect the health of others.In other words, you contribute to the community welfare\u2014and that\u2019s \u201cGood Citizenship\u2019: K BRADINGS A x Xe 3 This series of advertisements is planned to help make your community the best place to live in.maire 020 ES WY] pe a+ 1s TRE FXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1050.[Hoopsters At WHS Cagers, Icemen Play .\"A i Home To Catholic High Quintet By \"ALLAN SANDZELT SANDZELIUS ; | First: Due to circumstances beyond everyone's control, last week's effort wasn\u2019t.I'll.recap for you after telling about today\u2019s games to be played in both the Senior A Hockey and basketball.The pucksters meet\u2019 D'Arcy McGee; the cagers go up against the undefeated Catholic High aggregation.at 4.00 p.m, - The basketball tussle starts in the Westmount High gymnasium while the Purple and White hockey sextet travel down to the Verdun Auditorium to tackle a McGee squad in a game that should provide a lot of thrills.The pucksters also get | underway at 4.00.On Monday afternoon the local \u201cA\u201d hockey club RMR.Step-Up Rifle Practice The Royal Montreal Regiment's rifle range at the St.Catherine Street west armory, near the Glen, is a very busy place these days.The Montreal Rifle club, composed for the most part of active and ex-members of the regiment, has entered two teams in the Montreal Rifle and Revolver Association League.The first team -defeated the strong C.N.R.team last week by a score of 992 to 984.This is out of a possible 1000 points which looks like good.shooting on both sides.Don MacRae and Jack Stein both got 199, Ernie Paget scored 198, Walter Anderson came up with 198 and Frank Sparrow got 197.Ed.Milroy on the losing C.N.R.team scored 200, .the only possible of the match.The second team engaged in a postal match, but were below form.Harold (Woodie) Wood did not: get his usual practice score of 199, and had to be content with a mere 193.Jim Moodie was high man with 198.Other scores were Athol Seaman 195, Paul Baby 190, and Doug.MacDuff 188.Harold Woodward is trying a comeback after a few years lay-off.He scored a 95.Major Don MacRae is having the regimental team put in lots of practice.Sergt.Major Herb Bent, Sgt.Chris Suggers, Lieut.Dick Kirkpatrick, Ptes.Lottie and Snow were observed on Saturday doing pretty well on the range.The regiment is entering three teams in the Military Rifle League and two teams are entered in the Dominion of Canada Rifle Assn.indoor competitions.Thursday evening is reserved for general practice, and shooting for badge qualification.Saturday afternoons are devoted to team members and candidates for places on the team.Ex-Sgt.Jim Moodie, a pre-war member and an original overseas man has consented to coach the second team.COMFORT STATION TO BE TORN DOWN It was announced by thé West-.mount City Council, Monday, that a contract has been awarded a |V demolition company for the tearing down of the comfort station at Lansdowne and St.Catherine streets.\u2019 The station which was used by the City of Westmount and the Montreal Tramways Company became a problem to both parties who jointly decided to do away with the building.A high-pressure, high-tempera- ture turbine run by hot air instead Me of combustion gases, as in the case of the now familiar gas tur- |! bine, can use low-grade, cheap fuels instead of the high-grade, expensive ones, Canadians smoke approximately sixteen billion cigarettes a year, and pay $170,000,000 In federal taxes on these cigarettes, \u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.¥will take on a win-less West Hill squad in the night-cap of a double bill at the Forum.These last two weeks have given their fair share of disappointments and celebrations with losses sustained by the Senior \u201cB\u201d team of puck chasers \u2014 two in a row; 7-0 versus Catholic High, 6-2 against St.Leo's Academy \u2014 and by the Senior \u201cA\u201d basketballers, 31-30 at the hands of Verdun High.The Senior \u201cA\u201d hockey squad lost their inaugural 3-0 to Catholic High, who, by the way, seem definitely headed for bigger and better things this year in both Senior \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\u201d hockey loops.However, this picture is brightened considerably in view of two wins in a row by the \u201cA\u201d puck- sters with 5-3 and 6-1 victories posted over Verdun and Loyola respectively.And the \u201cA\u201d cagers have racked up 54-26 and 38-36 conquests at the expense of Baron Byng and Loyola.High Scorers High scorers so far for the local éagers have been Derek .Hanna- ford, with a total of 30 points, and Andy Cote with 17, John Vi- pond, Mike Crombie, Jim Howe and Doug Reed have all turned in able performances for the hoop- sters.In hockey circles, Jim Brow, Bob Forrest and tiny Dave Mc- Dougall are.leading local scoregs with 5, 3 and 3 points respectively.Diminutive Johnny Swaine, in Westmount's nets, has so far only an average of 2.3 goals scored against him per game, and had it not been for an unexpected goal tipped in by Reece, one of Westmount's Senior \u201cA\u201d defence- men, he would have earned a shutout against Loyola.In effect, it takes a Westmounter to scorer against a Westmount, pas?- n\u2019est-ce Sport Notes A request registered by West- mount\u2019s Senior \u201cA\u201d hockey sextet: \u2018Please, please let's have more support from our fans.We want more people out at our games to give us moral encouragement.So come on out in numbers and dont make us feel we're the only ones who want to win!.and that goes for all the other teams, too! School Hockey SENIOR SECTION .> = Sem \u2018 R C I~ Names \u2014 dd DAUSOHUS ONDINE A w 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 B 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 Zz J PRR PONO RL RRNNNGY somRncocBrrRuEnooM - o BANTAM SE a T =z pd HNHDNSWSSS WNRRDES a Wh ENRON TaN .SOOHHEINSEAR CONNNWKE SONDNÈDAAT .dd BO ed ib NI DO BO DS ND CODOOENLN ENOCH NNOS Japenese textile workers are paid 3,000 yen per month according to a recent survey of economic and social conditions in Japan made by the International Labour Office.This is equal to $9.00 in Canadian currency.\"Hit and Miss Basketball Proves Popular The Senior boys are enthusiastic about the Saturday afternoon Hit and Miss Basketball League at the local Y.M.C.A.Last Saturday games were hard fought, with little difference between teams un- til the last quarter, when a snappy ® aggregation, captained by Ron Law, edged out their nearest rivals by a score of 25-35.Scoring in this type of League is based on individual baskets scored, plus a three point credit for being on the winning team and one for being on the losing team.This leaves the League open for additional players to join at any time.Two more teams will be added this coming Saturday, and activity will get under way at 2.00 o'clock.If you wish to participate in the League, come early.Last Saturday the first team players were: R.Law- (9), M.Goard (10), D.Reed (14), B.Robertson (2), F.Russell: The second team players were: E.Brooks, J.Noel (6), T.Parrot (9), G.Gough (4), D.Seller (6), D.Thompson.The point standings so far are as follows: M.Goard (6), D.Reed (8), J.Noel (4), G.Gough (4), D.Seller (4), F.Russell (4), R.Law (4), B.Robertson (4), T.Parrot (2), M.Innes (1), E.Brooks (1), D.Thompson (1).Wolverines Pull Ahead in Floor Hockey Brian Hutchinson's Wolverines pulled ahead on Saturday morning in the Y, M.C.A.Junior Floor Hockey League, by beating the Rough Riders, captained by FE, McDougall, by a score of 23 to 15.The game was close and hard fought to the end, but towards the end of the game the Rough Riders were unable to stand up to the overwhelming \u2018power of the Wolverines.The Wolverines\u2019 team is come posed of: B.Hutchinson (captain), B.Trodd, D.Cameron, M.Harris, B.Sharp, B.Jones, F.Kastner, P.Davidson, J.Marshall, V.Rahr and P.Nicholson, The Rough Riders team is composed of such stalwarts as E.Mc- Dougall (captain), C.Casey, P.Dennis, P.Corry, G.Duff, J.Las- sard, J.Paxton, B.Casey, P.Wright and G.Corry.Harold Platt Calls Q.R.F.U.Referees Secretary Norman Gillespie of the Quebec Rugby Football Union announces that Harold Platt, of Westmount, Referee in Chief for the Union, will convene a meeting to be held in the Lecture Room of the Sir Arthur Currie Memor- fal Gymnasium, Pine avenue west, on Tuesday, January 31, at 8:00 p.m.The meeting will be open to all Q.R.F.U, referees and coaches and also to coaches and referees of other organizations using the C.R.U.playing rules.The purpose of the get-together is to discuss the laying rules, and to suggest changes which might be thought desirable for sube mission to the Q.R.F.U.executive and clubs who will consider same prior to the annual meeting of the C.R.U.in February.Vic Obeck, Athletic Director at McGill University has promised to attend in an advisory capacity, Lew Hayman will also likely be present at the discussion.Three may keep a secret if two of them Are dead.\u2014\" JP À The Westmount Municipal ged in the first two goals.13 3 ss and slapped it behind Ray Binmore in the Lark's net; to .cut: e \u2018A\u2019s' lead down to one goal.arks to score what proved to busy time this week with eight games taking place.The Alouettes defeated the Flyers 3-2 in a hard close checking me.Norris Masterman was the big gun on the Larks when he Intermediate Hockey League.had \u2018> Al Losito took Allan Bourassa's Frank Boright came back.fon the be the winning marker.Jim.Mec- a Arthy scored again for the Flyers in the last few minutes of the ame.\u2018\u2018McCharles E.Frosst swamped the Maynor Stars 8- 0 W.P.Kinsella the Frosst's attack, chalking @ four goals and an assist.Cliff Mfsner and Richard Reilly were ME other marksmen with two goals h.MÉThe Avenue Stars had an easy ME 1e defeating the Royals 7-1.Al- 3 Turner turned in a fine per- | \u2018d-mance scoring three goals.The 4 her Stars\u2019 scorers were Jack Me- Missock, Tony Kay, Pat Lamosney A bd Stu McCowan with a goal \u2018ach.Buard Read spoiled Doug @ambells shut-out when he Bored for the Royals.On Saturday afternoon two.ex- ting games took place.In the 4 Est game the Royals defeated We Alouettes 4-1 Bob Hutchison ds the stand-out man on the : he scored a hat trick for Be Royals.Harold Young was Mc other Royals\u2019 marksman.Bill blfer spoiled Kev Kennedy\u2019s shut- t when he scored late in the gird period.M'The second game saw the Pan- ers come from behind with Bree goals in the last period to \u2018$ke out a 4-3 win over Charles B Frosst.Dave Bernard opened \u201cMe scoring for the Panthers, only BB have Frosst come back with ilree successive goals, two by e Carter and one by Kevin Lock- an.The Panthers came out in Be third period and fired in two hick goals by Pete Ingram and Brice Thompson to tie up the me: Dave Binmore then took Thompson's pass what proved to ie the winnng goal.M Let by Hugh Brodie, who scored \u2018afvo goals, the Royals set back Me Staynor Stars 6-2.The other orers for the Royals\u201d were Bob utchison, Ted Bulger, Ed O'Brien d Logue McDonald, with a goal ch.Graydon Easton and Marcel @loutier were the Stars marks- + Sen.\u2018SB The Alouettes backed by the sen- tional goaling of Ray Binmore feated the Avenue Stars 2-1.orris Masterman and Roy Hellver But the \u2018A's two goals un, then at Lamosney took Stu McCowan's ss and slammed the rubber past finmore to spoil his shut-out.f The Flyers spotted the Panthers he first goal and then came back b swamp them 6-1 John Martin, Don McDonald, eich Manning, Allan Bourassa, incent Heney and Morris Sta- an scored a goal each for the yers.Peter Ingram scored the anthers\u2019 lone counter.Leading Scorers Vy.= Hutchison.Rovale |, MacDonald, All Stars Tomasnev, All Stars Fisher, Frosst m5 ASFI0RH\u2014SVNT F.Kinsella, Froast .Garland, All Sars .Masterman Alouettes .Turner.AIT Stars McDonald, Réeals JUVENILE .Two one-sided eames took vlace \u201cih the Westmount Municipal Juve- le League last Thursday night.ÿ In the frist game the Panthers efeated the YMCA 9-2.Steve ianchi led the Panthers to vic- Dry, scoring 4 goals.Bob Forest scored 3 goals, while Jim ough and Malcolm Innes acored M$ goal each for the Panthers.Ro- \u201cPend Lockett and Bill Scullion were he \u2018'Y\u2019 marksmen.Led by Jim Cotter, who picked p four goals, the Avenue Stars amped the Aces 12-0.Pat Craig @nd Phil Martin each scored three JEoals while Joe Rolfe and Ber: gkelly scored a goal each.Doug err was credited with the shut- t in the Stars\u2019 nets.MIDGET The Westmount Municipal Mid- VAR AUDI ANN ARAB \"get League opened this week with four games taking place.Tom St.James scoring three the Raiders to a 6-0 victory over the Avenue Stars.Jim Craig hit the twine for two markers, while Bud Agnew scored the other Raiders\u2019 goal.Claude Sawyer played a fine game in the nets to get credit for the shut-out.In a fast hard-driving game, the Cardinals shut-out the Raiders 2- 0.Ross Southward and John Abbott were the marksmen for the Cardinals.Colin Grimson played a standout game in the nets for a shut-out.The Panthers swept to an easy win over the Avenue Stars, with a 9-1 victory.Gerry Apostolatos was the big gun on the Panthers with 4,goals and an assist to his credit.Jim Burton played good hockey to notch the hat trick.The other Phanthers\u2019 goals were scored by Tim Collinge and Tom Debranski.David Smith scored the Avenue Stars lone marker.In a close fast game on Saturday afternoon, the Cardinals set back the Phanters 1-0.This was Colin Grimson\u2019s second straight shut-out.Skip Warnock was the hero of the game when he took Hartney McKeown\u2019s pass and slapped it into the Panthers\u2019 nets.BANTAM \u2018A Four games took place in the mount Municipal Hockey League this week.The Aces led by Martin Raff.who scored two goals, defeated the Braves 4-2.David Seely and Murray Greenwood scored the other Aces' goals.Bob Anderson and John Blanchford accounted for the\u2019 Braves\u2019 markers.The smart St.Leo team waltzed through the Aces 16-0.David Orr and Wayne Hibberd led the St.Leo's attack with four goals each: Robert Ahern notched the hat trick, Grant Gill scored two goals, while David Farrell, Campbell Lane and Jacques Ethier came up with a goal eac The Avenue Stars proved too strong for the Braves, defeating them 10-1.Willis Beaton led his team: to victory with three goals.Laurie Bennett and Terry Grey scored two goals each while Ron Foreman, Paul Hamilton and Dick Christensen counted a marker each.The St.Leo's Bantams set back the Avenue Stars 5-1 in the feature Bantam game of the week.David Orr was the high scorer with 2 goals to his credit, Kent Farrel, Grant Gill and Robert Ahern were the other marksmen for St.Leo.Willis Beaton scored the lone Stars\u2019 goal.BANTAM \u2018BP\u2019 The Bantam \u2018B\u2019 section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey league started this .week with four games taking place, Frank Jago was the hero of the game when St.Leo's defeated the Avenue Stars 1-0.With less than a minute left to play, Jago 3lapped the rubber into the Stars cage.Both goalers, Jim McGivern an?Norman Mullins were sensational at times during the game.: The Comets defeated the Yro- quois 5-1.in another Bantam \u2018B\u2019 game.Peter Haldimand was the big gun on the Iroquois, scoring three goals for the hat trick.Dick Aylmer and Don Ferrier talliel the other Comet's goal.Ron Ray- craft scored the Iroquois lone counter.In a hard-fought game, St.Leo's eked out a 2-1 win over the Iroquois.Frank Dodman put St.Leo's one up only to have Grant Dixon goals for a neat hat trick led Bantam \u201cA\u201d section of the West- | All Divisions Busy In Westm\u2019 t Hockey INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY + come back to tie up the \u2018 scores.George Tinker taking Brendan Guilfoyle's pass scored what proved to be the winner.The Avenue Stars fought toa 2.1 victory over the Comets.Richard Aylmer put the Comets, into the lead but the Stars came back with two goals by Peter Crinion and George Barton to win the contest, \u2018 PEE WEE \u2018A\u2019 There were four games in the Westmount Municipal Pee Wee A League this week.John Dubinka who scored the first three goals led the Queen's Raiders to a 5-0 shut-out over the \u2018Roslyn Rockets.John Higgins accounted for \u2018the other two goals.In a hard checking game featuring the goaling of Richard Clarke and Stuart Decary Kings eked out a 1-0 win over the Roslyn Rockets.Queen\u2019s Raiders spotting St.Leo\u2019s a one goal lead swept to a 3-1 victory.Brendan Guilfoyle scored for St.Leo's only to hate the Raiders come back with goal; by Tom Lonsdale, John Dubinka and John Higgins.Roslyn Aces eked out a 2-1 victory over St.Leo's.Chris Keat- ing put St.Leo's into a one goal lead.Bob Anderson tied up the score and then later in the last period Martin Raff scored what proved to be the winning goal.PEE WEE \u2018B\u2019 The B section of the Westmount Municipal Pee Wee League played three games this week.The Roslyn Rangers and thz Roslyn Blue Bombers battled to a 0-0 tie.Richard Love, and Don Taylor, the goalers were the stars of the gambe as they turned back a number of shots that looked 1ah- eled for goals.The Queen's Rovers waltzed to a 10-0 victory over the Roslyn Blue Bombers.Terry Grey played & great game scoring a double hat trick with 6 goals.Peter So- quet, John Beasant, Ron Williams and Paul Hamilton scored a goal each for the winners, St.Leo's shut-out the Roslyn Rangers 4-0.The goals were well PAGE FIFTEEN divided with Ken Lyons, Pierre Legére, Brian Case Roche scoring a goal each Rl en 1 PL ml, ut FRONTENAC 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