The Westmount examiner, 10 février 1950, vendredi 10 février 1950

[" voL.XXI, No.6 The Exam \u2018Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 WESTM'T STAGNAN Attempting Theft t Two juveniles were caught try- g to enter the back of the Greene venue Smoke Shop, 1311 Greene venue, Monday night, when Con- table D.Stone was patrolling his gular beat.Stone, who was inspecting the Femises, spotted the two boys ing to pry open the back door @ the building.Finding them in bssession of tools, he placed them Ehder arrest.They were brought pore Recorder C.A.Hale of the Festmount Recorder's Court.4 One of the boys, who had helped pliver Christmas mail was in pos- ssion of an old age pension peck, and the Canadian Postal thorities are now investigating m thoroughly.hey have been reprimanded for intence, both pleading guilty to tempted theft at the store.wo Boys Caught] Bishop Whelan Blesses Priory School Directors and some ot the staff of the Priory School, 3120 Westmount Blvd., at the Blessing of the School by His Excellency Bishop Lawrence Whelan, a ceremony held this month.From left to right are Miss Noreen Kennedy, Fr.Emmett Carter, Mrs.M.C.Ballantyne, Bishop Whelan, Mrs.J.C.Howlett, Miss Bernice Foughnan and Miss Irene Grondines.Priory School Blessing Highlights Achievement Parents and friends joined the directors and staff of the Priory School one evening last week to celebrate a milestone in its history \u2014 the official blessing of the School's new permanent building by His Excellency Most Rev.Lawrence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal.Less than three years before \u2014 more specifically, September '47 \u2014 the Priory School was established under the patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Montreal as a private Catholic school for boys and girls of elementary school age.Twenty-five pupils dihe history of Montreal's alth, and the growth of the y Health Department were gépefully and forcefully outlined ) Dr.Adelard Groulx, Director the City of Montreal Health 1 partment, who spoke to mem- sromers \u2018s of the Westmount Rotary .h, Wednesda, df : y.ting Lo Speaking in connection with up recent National Health Week acing 1paign, Dr.~ Groulx outlined Store progress of health in this By and cited the tremendous Pwth in importance over the bt 50 years.e gave amazing facts and res about various epidemics t have occurréd in the Mont- | area, and related some of the | = istory Of Montreal\u2019s ealth Told To Rotary vivid scenes which people created when they were forced to be vaccinated in 1885.Outlining some of the major epidemics that have occurred in the City, Dr.Groulx said the 5,864 people died from smallpox in 1885; 3,639 deaths were reported from the 19,299 cases of influenza in 1917-18; and another 533 deaths were recorded in the Typhoid epidemic of 1927.Contrasting these figures with the year 1949, the Director pointed out that there were only 23 cases and two deaths reported for typhoid, and smallpox has been virtually wiped out as no case has been reported since 1931 (Continued on Page 5) were enrolled that term.Today nearly 50 youngsters in.four groups, kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd years, go to school in the three storey former Lindsay residence set in spacious grounds on The Boulevard.A new group is added each year to the Priory School, with the result that its original \u201ccharter\u201d pupils are Among the present number.Rooms Are Blessed The ceremony of the blessing of the new school took place last Wednesday evening, Feb.1.As His Excellency, attended by Rev.G.Emmett Carter, director of the Priory School, went through the rooms of the house giving each its benediction, the guests, directors and staff followed:\" Before the blessing, Bishop Whelan spoke, noting the improvements since his visit last May when he administered the Sacrament of Confirmation, and encouraging those present to continue the work begun two years ago in the vital field of Catholic education.Supper was served to the gathering later, prepared by Mrs.McGuire who hag charge of th school catering.; Queens Home-School Plan Organizational Meeting An organizational meeting will be held at Queen\u2019s School, West- mount, on February 16, at 8.30 pm.H.C.Jay, vice-president of the Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations, will preside.ine a] PRICE 3 CENTS T\u2014R.WERRY Snow Disposal Again Criticized; By-Laws Outdated Royal Werry, K.C., apparently irked by the delay in answering a question put by him at the annual meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association held on December 6th., has written the following caustic letter to The Examiner.Mr.Werry states that he believes Westmount is stagnant, which is a rather strong denunciation of our civic regime.~ He refers to The Examiner issue of December 16th, in which Alderman J.8.B, Pemberton is quoted, as having promised to give a reply to Mr.Werry's query as to why the tax rate in Westmount should be $44.23 as against the Outremont rate of $23.18.Question Reasonable Mr.Pemberton stated at that time, that he thought Mr.Werry's question was a reasonable one, and that he hoped to give an answer early in the new year.Mr.Pemberton also pointed to the fact that Outremont likely had charges not included in the tax rate, and that he believed that snow removal would be one of these, Snow removal costs are included in the Westmount rate.The alderman also noted that Westmount maintained an Athletic Ground and also a Conservatory.The beautiful parks and landscaped boulevards were also an added expense to West- mount, but Mr.Pemberton declared that he thought that residents were rather proud of these.Alderman Pemberton stated that he was of the opinion that assessments in Westmount were lower than in Outremont, and (Continued on Page 2) RMR to Hold Military Ball The Annual Military Ball of the Royal Montreal Regiment will be held at the Armory on St, Catherine street west on Friday, February 17.Proceedings will start at 10 p.m.with Larry Edwards\u2019 orchestra in attendance, The band and drums of the regiment will give a display during the evening and will wear their scarlet full dress for the occasion.Captain F.F.Rejall is in charge of tickets and may be reached at WA.2717.The following are members of the ball committee: Chairman, Capt.F.F.Rejall; ladies\u2019 committee, Mrs.K.A.MacKenzie; decoration, Capt.K.A.MacKenzie; catering, Major J.M.Chamard and W/C G.A.House; special names, Capt.B.W.Stevens; music and orchestra, Lieut.L.G.MacKenzie; house committee Major C.J.Pratt; ticket sales, Major John Coup- land; mess committee, Capt, W.P.Hart; publicity, Capt.A.W.Acland, M.B.E., BE.M.; treasurer, Capt Cyril Stacey.Civilian Guardians To Guide School Children, Started The experimental stage of having part time guardians to handle children crossing the busy West- mount intersections was started Thursday morning when three residents began their duties at the corner of Roslyn and Western, Roslyn and Cote St.Antoine Road, and Lansdowne at Sherbrooke St.Endorsed by the Westmount City Council three weeks ago, the plan for civilian supervisors on the busy Westmount streets, during the school hours has been considered for some time, but only recently was any action taken.Chief Robert Byford of the Westmount Police Department pointed out this week that these civilian guardians, to be known as \u201cSchool Crossing Guardians\u201d are not to direct traffic, but to supervise the children in their attempts to cross the street.He said he favoured the placement of civilians on this job, because it would relieve many of his own men from the responsibility so that they might carry on more serious- police work.It was pointed out by the City Council when the measure was passed, that should the experiment prove successful, more guardians will be hired on a part time basis for other busy streets in the City.The guardians are expected to be on duty in the morning before school time, at noon, both when the children leave and return to school, and in the afternoon when school closes.Three Juveniles Caught For Thefts in Westmount Three juveniles were arrested by the Westmount Police Department Friday, one day after they allegedly stole $57 worth of household articles from G.M.Collins, 30 Selby Street, Westmount.Brought before Recorder C.À.Hale of the Westmount Recorder's Court, one of the youths was sentenced to three years at the Mount St.Antoine Home, while the other two were placed on parole.They were also found guilty of stealing a number of articles from the Westmount Park shack earlier this year.PrN + ve pr.J ee a ma dE 5 PAGF WO Y.M.C.A.NOTES YOUNG ADULT SECTION: Tonight's the night when young people at the \u201cY\" wil pay homage to one of their popular patron saints, St.Valentine.The party will start at 9 p.m.and last until midnight.Specialty dances, no- veity prizes and refreshments will be featured, extrolling the virtues of the Saint, Once again the Ski Trip to Christieville is being postponed, and it's now planned to hold this feature on February 19.By way ot consolation, t he Sunday Evening Fireside at 9 p.m.on February 12, will feature the C.P.R.films on skiing.The Square Dance Club is growing, and at the election of officers held last Tuesday, Jasper Conn was elected head caller; Judith Scott, secretary - treasurer, and Gina Pearson, social convener.The group will continue the policy of inviting guest callers to the Club meetings.On February 14, Mr.Melvin of the Valois Citizens\u2019 Association will be with us.February 21, Tiny Clark of the Normandie Roof will be with us again, and.on February 28, Jack Lang will be our guest.The Music Appreciation Club will have its program for Thursday, February 16, arranged by Jean Mitchell.The members are taking their turn in playing their favorites in the form of concerts.The Bridge Club continues to meet the needs of beginners and SUB-STATION PLANS Architectural plans for the proposed electrical sub-station on Oliver avenue, Westmount, were approved in principle by the West- mount City Council Monday night.The plans were submitted for the first time and are now to be finalized before further announcement on the project is made.average players every Monday at 8 p.m.The Badminton Club has grown considerably this year, and has issued challenges to the other Y.M.C.A.\u2019s, On February 15, they will be playing Southwestern Y.M.C.A.at Verdun, on Febiuary 20, the North Branch Y.M.C.A.at the Centennial School, and on February 23, Southwestern \u201cY\" at Westmount.Arrangements are being made for further matches at later dates at the N.D.G.YM.C.A.Prof.W.Osborne Buried Monday William Frederick Osborne, 76, formerly professor of French at the University of Manitoba, died at his home here, 4031 Dorchester street, Westmount, on Saturday.Professor Osborne had lived here since 1944.Born in Quyon, Que., he graduated from Victoria College, Toronto, in 1895, and joined the staff of Wesley College, Winnipeg.In 1913 he was appointed head of the Univer:iy Dept.of French and held that position until his retirement in 1942.He was active in promoting co-operation and friendship between the French and English- speaking communities in Manitoba.He is survived by his widow, the former Maud Somerset; one son, J.S.Osborne of Edmonton; and three daughters, Mrs.G.Anderson Grant of 767 Upper Lans- downe, Westmount and Mrs.F.M.Aykroyd of 475 Lansdowne Ave, Westmount, and Mrs.F.O.Finch, Lemgo, Germany.A brother, Edward Osborne of Arnprior, Ont., also survives him as well as eight grandchildren.Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons 57 St.James St.West Residence: 2055 Lincoln Avenue \u2014 FI.2905 McCLARY DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 'MMEDIATE DELIVERY! 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view to constructive criticism in this connection I would like to make a few remarks and ask a few questions.1.What is the use, practical or theoretical, of the electric plant at the Glen?2.What does the useless plant cost the taxpayers?3.Why do we have to heat water to help dispose of the snow ?It has been stated that the present system of snow disposal is necessary as there is no vacant land in Westmount on which to dump the snow.This has been tried in connection with some of the parks unsuccessfully and with resultant complaints from citizens.I understand the question of a distant haul the Glen is supposed to save -haulage.Vacant Land Available So far as vacant land is concerned, there is a large field just east of Claremont\u2019 avenue, extending from Cote St.Antoine Road through to Wesmount avenue; this field evidently enjoys freedom from ordinary taxation at the expense of other citizens while we cannot find a field on which to dump surplus snow.The same fact applies Lo a large field in front of the old M.A.A.A.grounds, presently occupied by the City, to say nothing about dumping snow on part of the grounds themselves.I was almost amused yesterday to see a large snow removal blower picking up snow along the.empty field, blowing it into a truck to take away to the Glen to be melted in the warm water at our expense.Glen Plant White Elephant Evidently at least one of our white elephants is at the Glen.As it is already white it does not need any white-washing.It was reported that one of the Parks was not so well kept as suitable help could not be obtained.If we did not have the help, \"why the expense?With regard to the City Parks of which we are all proud, we can only say other cities have parks and playgrounds and Qutre- mont Parks are not so bad.Does the operation of the Library result in a loss?If the various operations above mentioned result in losses, is the City justified in continuing the losses at such heavy expense to the tax-payer?Personally I believe Westmount is stagnant.BUILDING LAWS OBSOLETE For years we have been considering new building by-laws but I understand we still operate with those of horse and buggy days.Due to antiquated building bylaws owners of large homes cannot modernize them.Due to heavy taxes they have to dispose of them at a loss.Many an old Westmount family has to see its sons and daughters leave the city because the building by-laws do not permit of altering the old homes to meet present day conditions, So the old population is stuck with expensive old homes, mounting expenses with resultant heavy taxes and no sign of a vigorous young increased population to help bear the burden.Trusting that these remarks will be taken in the constructive manner intended, I am, (Signed) Royal Werry Note: The Examiner would be interested in hearing from West- mount residents their views on the matters discussed by Mr.Werry in the above letter.pate de 154 ia TL sy is Important and] .FREE CAMPING THIS SUMMER .it?Yet, that's exactly what's in store for one lucky Wolf Cub and ; one equally fortunate Scout.The radio programme, \u201cScouting on the : Air\u201d, heard every Saturday morning at 9.05 a.m., over CJAD, Is now .Sounds impossible, doesn't i featuring a radio contest with semi-monthly prizes, and a free period at camp for one Cub and one Scout, as the grand prize.All you have | to do is write a short letter, and you're eligible to win this really worthwhile prize.Why not listen this Saturday morning at 9.05 over CJAD and find out just what you have to write about to win .it's Potters\u2019 Club Seek Quarters The \u2018\u201cPotters\u2019 Club, a most enthusiastic group ef adult pottery lovers, who spend much of their space time in the studio at 433 Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, are looking for new quarters.The studio, at the moment and for the next six months, is located in the basement of 433 Lansdowne.Mrs.Howard Reid, of 381 Prince Albert Avenue, the president of the club, states that she would be glad to hear of any suitable quarters which might be used as a studio.Preferably, would she like to get a basement of a building in the business section of Westmount.She explains that the studio is fully equipped with two pottery wheels, two electric kilns, and a ball mill.All sorts of pottery is made by the members, who number at present 38.Some go in for large pots, others small, these are moulded, put on the wheel, baked in the kiln and then glazed.J.M.Reynolds, of 512 Argyle Avenue, a former executive of the club, states that the pottery turned out in the studio is almost, if not equal, to professional quality, This, of course, is due to the proper facilities enjoyed by club members.Mrs.Reid said that as far as she knew, the \u201cPotters Club\u201d was the only one of its kind operating in metropolitan Montreal.Two private groups, under the guidance of two Westmount ladies, Mrs.Nancy Dawes, and Mrs.Stevenson, also turned out splendid pottery, Mrs.Reid stated.One of the studio members, Miss Hazel Bryan, who teaches at Westmount Junior High, has started a class in the school, and has interested quite a number of the girls in making pottery.At present the school is getting along on one small kiln.Miss Bryan had some experience in England before coming to West- mount Junior High.The Potters\u2019 Club is just two years old, Before moving to their present location at 433 Lansdowne the studio was located on Shuter Street.As most of the members are Westmount residents, the group would prefer to remain in West- mount, and would also like to open a small shop as an outlet for their wares.The officers of the club are: President, Mrs.Howard Reid, 381 Prince Albert Avenue, Westmount; Vice-President, Miss Jean Hawthorne, teacher, Westmount Junior High School; Secretary, Miss Florence Buckler, and Treasurer, Mrs.Agnes Gordon, of Victoria Avenue, Westmount, Membership in the club is open to all who have a working knowledge in pottery.An entrance fee is charged, and there is a small studio fee.The studio is open afternoon and evening for the use of members.By the time a man becomes important enough to take two hours for lunch all he can eat is crackers and milk, ei- SESISANFIE-L.CSEMFRORIT 2120 ¥ really quite simple.DMRAMR \u2018111 The Dance at WHQ on Saturday evening was a terrific success .and we mean terrific, Over 275 Scouts and their best \u2018= gals showed up, and they all À had a swell time.Thanks go to | Steve Boyd, H.J.Clarke, Mr.and Jil Mrs.J.G.Lang, Mr.and Mrs, \"i Harold Mason, A.J.Prince, Pop | Hicks, and Don Rodgers and his À : Committee for all their hard work À and interest.Mr.Lang, by the way, did an expert job of calling the square dances.Roland Lus- 4 sier and Rene Lenoir, fiddler and pianist respectively, did an ex- : cellent job also.Willingdon Pack .will be holding their meeting this week at WHQ tomorrow night.A joint meeting at St.Matthias Pack was held the Friday before last with the Cubs of St.Leo's and Westmount Park Packs as \u2019 guests.There was a total turnout of 38 Cubs and good competition amongst the Sixes (who were named Growls, Yelps, Snarls, | Howls, Bellows and Roars).The | competition was won by the Bellows, who were judged the loudest \u201cnoise\u201d in the jungle.The | early part of the program was called \u201cjungle capers\u201d and the | Sixes engaged in activities in § various parts of the hall.The items included skipping, observation, match building, bucket ball, darts and the \u201cbooby hatch.\u201d J.R.Preston, District Cub- | master, assisted in the program ; and later told the Cubs about the window display being made up in \u2018A connection with the forthcoming financial campaign.Area Com- À missioner E, G.Cowley was pres- J ent, spoke to the Cubs and pre- ~ sented Miss M.Graham, of St.= 2% F Matthias Pack, with her warrant as Assistant Cubmaster.Last Friday saw a good turnout.A game called \u201cPat-Ball\u201d was played and proved very popular, Cub Roger Bellingham completed ÿ a couple of items in his First = ME 4 Star and we hope to see him 8 finish it tonight.Bye Bye Chew Chew No Bacca for Navy Sailors today are in danger of ° being called sissies.One of the Royal Navy's cherished traditions is to be abolished.When the Admiralty's supply of chewing tobacco is exhausted, the issue will be discontinued, The sailor of the present age apparently hasn't got the strong innards that his predecessors had, and so the Navy is giving up the free issue of strong tobacco.Next thing will probably be the substitution of coca-cola for rum of Nelson\u2019s Blood, as it is more familiarly know in the service.CHASING RAINBOWS 3 MAY BE BACK SOON 4 To Mrs.P, M.Wakely, of 1053 Greene Avenue, Westmount, who writes to enquire what has happened to \u201cChasing Rainbows\u201d by Herb Linder, we would advise that Herb has been contacted and it is & hoped that he will contribute soon, i some more of the stories\u2019 Mrs.[iy Wakely says she and her family [i enjoy so much.i Thanks for the boost for The © Examiner.; PETE TEEN NT TENTE TZAT TS A, AHA FoI A PE REPAIRED - REFINISHED - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT VOL.XXI, No.6 \u201cThe Singing Lady\u201d Presents Opportunity To Children Examiner WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 The \u201c50 YEARS IN oe WESTMOUNT\u201d Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE.4046 PAGE _THRER ES Eten Hon.D.C.Abbott Advocates Lower 3 Has Talk On More than 125 members of the Current Events Club of West- mount High School crammed three to hear Mrs.T.D.Hughes, of the Mental Hygiene Institute speak on \u201cWhy Parents Are Interested in Psychology and its Effect on Teen-Agers\u201d.Opening her talk with the three Current Events Club the 3 | main reasons why adults study y in RÉ psychology, she said they were ing J to learn to live harmoniously with om 3 l'es- ee | .ve #8 New Traffic Lights 5: Æ Boulevard Corner ast À Traffic lights have now been in- A stalled at the intersection of West- was mount Boulevard and Westmount lar.Avenue.- It is presumed that ted Westmount Avenue will now be a irst two-way thoroughfare.- him The experiment with lights at this busy corner will be watched with interest.It will probably stop some of the speed artists who have been using the Boulevard as a speedway, of on À SALE E HAND-TAILORED SUITS of 72 AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen the .: Place your Spring order now and save from 25% to 40% on latest age English materials, ong REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED AVENUE TAILORS 4226 St.Catherine West (Just west of Greens Avenue) WE.5908 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS ad, the ext sti- Vel ar- Psychology other in order to build a more co-operative world; to create happier people and more successful marriages and to educate children to be more mature citizens.In a discussion on child psychology, Mrs.Hughes outlined many interesting ideas, pointing out that too few people realize that spells of anger, jealousy and hate are completely normal, and that it is far more important to deal with them constructively than to use punishment for them.\u201cWhen a young child says to his mother, \u2018I hate you'; the mother should not be filled with righteous indignation, and spank the child, but should merely say: \u2018I know exactly how you feel, for there are times when you will hate me and there is nothing you can do about it\u2019.This attitude of understanding will bring about a much closer relationship between the mother and child\u201d, Mrs.Hughes said.Mrs.Hughes also pointed out that modern psychology believes that it is necessary to give a child the maximum freedom he can handle so that he may, through his own mistakes and experiences, learn to be a truly mature adult.Mrs.Hughes mentioned that the reason there has never been a lasting peaceful society in the history of the world is that there has never been a sufficient number of mature people in one place at one time to produce it.The talk was extremely well received by the members of the club who showed their enthusiasm by asking questions for more than half an hour.: 4 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT Wi.1104 She appears at the Monkland Theatre Saturday morning, Feb.11th, with the Children\u2019s Theatre, in the play \u201cRed Riding Hood.\u201d If you can sing, enter the contest and win a prize.Doors open at 9.30 a.m.Three Approvals Made by City Councillors Three issues were brought up and passed by the Westmount City Council at their meeting, Monday.They approved on an appropriation of $2,000 to move a number of tram poles now situated in the gutters along Greene, St.Catherine and Victoria avenues.These poles are to be moved back on the sidewalk wherever possible, a City Hall official explained.It was also decided to grant the Westmount Rotary Club a permit to hold their annual carnival at the Westmount Park grounds, near Lansdowne and St.Catherine streets.The carnival is expected to run from June 19 to 24.A third item approved was a deed of servitude to be drawn up for the right of way of a sewer from Wierdale Park to Atwater avenue .The old sewer, built years ago, was partly discovered when contractors for the welfare Federation began digging the basement J.B.Knox Fined F.ECB.Violations Chief Judge Edouard Archam- bault, on Friday, imposed a fine of $10,000 on James Blake Knox, of 3228 Cedar Avenue, Westmount, for having violated Foreign Exchange Control Board regulations in purchasing Canadian securities from the United States.Judge Archambault stated that he was satisfied that no criminal act had been involved in the purchase of $68,113 worth of Canadian\u2019 securities in the U.S.which were later sold in Montreal for $76,029, Before sentence was pronounc- ed, Harry Batshaw, K.C.special Federal prosecutor, explained the basic principal of Foreign Exchange Control Board regulations, (Continued on Page 4) \u2018will be fostered, if, by removing Tariffs Here The Hon.D.C.Abbott, Minister of Finance, and member for St.Antoine-Westmount division, in the Federal Parliament, yesterday addressed The Canadian Section International Chamber of Commerce, at a luncheon meeting in the Mount Royal Hotel.Mr.Abbott stated that he believed the only appropriate policy for Canadh to follow with respect to tariffs and other trade barriers, is to get them down to reasonable levels, and keep them down, both here and abroad.* Freer Trade Necessary The Minister explaindd that this did not mean free trade in the classical sense \u2014 but it does mean fr.:r trade.He said that he believed that the prosperity of Canada as well as other countries excessive trade barriers, countries will specialize in the production of the things they are good at, and exchange them for the goods that other countries produce more cheaply For this reason, Mr.Abbott stated, we must encourage by every means at our disposal, policies and practices which make pos- gible the broadest exchange of goods.Of course, he added, this means that we in Canada must practise what we preach.He thought that in the main, Canada has practised a reasonable and moderate tariff policy \u2014 with the Dominion Douglas Reports Good Year At Annual Meeting A very satisfactory year of progress was reported at the annual meeting of the congregation of Dominion Douglas United Church, Westmount.The Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, minister of the church, presided at the meeting.Alfred Smi- bert, recording steward, acted as secretary, Women\u2019s Groups Help The women\u2019s groups contributed heavily towards church and social work.The Women's Missionary Society turned in $2,885, whilst the Women's Association handed (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 5) Superb Flavour, / \"SALADA VACUUM- COF SEALED FEE AUTOMOBILE 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normally, in these.cases, the court had the power to order payment of double the amount of the money involved in the transaction.In the present case, he added, he Wus Certain the maximum was rather severe, and while he refrained from suggesting to the court a fitting fine, he said he felt sure that the court would use discretion in view of the adverse publicity which the accused had EY THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 received.Kenneth Brown, K.C., and John Crankshaw, K.C., representing the accused, also refrained from suggesting what they would consider an adequate fine.However, they stressed that no Canadian capital had been involved in the purchase of the bonds across the border.The money used to purchase the securities had all been earned by WEAR THIS BUTTON It symbolizes that the wearer has served his fellows by making three blood donations.Q.Does it hurt?A.No.(SS ID | ES SEE ES EE SY SE EE SE SE EE SE SE SET SE SI GEE SEES SE GN SE GRE SE \" THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY Please enroll me as a blood donor.I understand that you will get in touch with me to arrange the time of my attendance at your Clinic, aad 2 JF 3 SENS SNS SES : : fF 1 3 J J J You Are Needed as a Blood Donor The Blood Banks of 24 Montreal Hospitals are almost empty.This is dangerous for you and yours.Serious operations are being postponed.The Red Cross collects blood for these 24 Montreal Hospitals.Five more are waiting for this\" service.In Hospitals supplied by Red Cross, blood transfusions are absolutely free to all.Q.Who can donate?A.Any healthy man or woman between 18 and 65 years of age.Every donor is tested before blood is taken.Q.How long does it take?A.The process takes 20 minutes.Q.Are there any harmful effects?A.No.Q.How much blood is taken?A.An average of 6% of the blood in your body, or less than 1 pint.Nature replaces this within a few days.Q.To what Hospitals will my blood go?A.To the following \u2014 Hopital Beaulac, Catherine Booth Mother's Hospital, Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, Hopital de la Reparation, Doctor's Hospital, Grace Dart Home Hospital, Herbert Reddy Memorial, Hotel Dieu, L'Infirmerie de la Maison Mere (C.N.D.), Hopital Sainte-Jeanne d\u2019Arc, Hopital General de la .Misericorde, Montreal General (Central Division), Montreal General (Western Division), Hopital Notre Dame, Hopital Notre Dame de la Merci, Notre Dame de l\u2019Esperance, Queen Mary Veterans Hospital, Ste.Anne's Veterans, Instifut du Radium, l\u2019Hopital du Sacre Coeur, Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, Hopital Ste.Justine, Hopital General de Verdun, Verdun Protestant Hospital.In addition, the following hospitals will be served as soon as blood is available \u2014 La Clinique B.C.G., Montreal, Hopital Pie 1X, Montreal, Hopital St-Luc, Montreal, Saint Joseph, Lachine, St.Mary's Memorial Hospital.Please use the form below so that we can call you and arrange the most convenient time.And mail today .Or call WI.2194 «+ « Or drop in at the Red Cross Clinic, 1626 St.Catherine St.West, near Guy .As an emergency measure, this Clinic is being kept open daily 12-2 P.M.and 5-7 P.M., Monday through Friday, until Feb.10th.Thereafter every Monday and other days by appointment.anaccctoncoouasses CUtOONSUNHOONL2U 10000 0aU0S000000 ~ Telephone Number.Mail to THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY 1626 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal .x 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 7 17 1 3 + 1 J J | J \u201cà Fr | mount residence.{tions to become effective in the Youth Sentenced for Westmount Theft David Lefebvre, a roomer, whose last address was Montreal, was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Recorder C.A.Hale, after pleading guilty to stealing from a West- \u2018The youth was arrested by the Westmount Police Department for stealing a suit of clothes, rain coat and other personel effects on January 27th.Knox in a business which he operated in the United States, they said.They algo said that there had been no element of infraction of F.E.C.B.regulations as explained by Mr.Batshaw.\u201cSince Knox had not been charged with making a profit through the transaction\u201d, said Mr.Brown, \u201cand the bond buying had not affected the country's economy, I believe a technical offence was committed.\u2019.Hon.D.C.Abbott (Continued from Page 3) exception of a short period during the Great Depression of the thirties.Trade Restrictions Disastrous During this period of disastrous decline in world trade, and the breakdown in economic co-opera- tion, each country tried to save itself at the expense of its neighbours by restricting imports.Nations in turn built up high tariff walls, introduced arbitrary methods of.valuation, engaged in competitive dumping, and set up a maze of import controls.Mr.Abbott said that these policies for a country like Canada, geared seeond and third quarters of thiy year.When the changes which he announced on Wednesday go into effect, the outright prohibitions will have been eliminated en all but a relatively small group of imports, he said, Oil and Iron Ore Development Mr.Abbott said he believed that the rapid development of the oil industry in Alberta, and the exploitation of iron ore in Labrador and Quebea, are only a few examples of what he hoped will mark a new era of economic expansion in Canada.Long term objectives must be kept closely before us, the Minister stated.We in Canada are continuing to seek a constructive approach to present trade proh- lems by working out trade agreements on a wide basis.Negotiations to Continue Further negotiations will be carried on at Geneva next September, and he hoped that furher trade large group of other important dom, the United States and a agreements with the United King- trading countries would be completed.He felt sure that the members of the International Chamber of Commerce would support these objectives which will promote the welfare of all Canadians.to export trade, the results were | all but disastrous.| The raising of the tariffs in 1930 | and 1931 and the 1932 Empire | Trade Agreements which raised | the tariffs against foreign countries still further, was essentially an effort to hoist the Canadian economy by its own bootstraps.Since it did not take into consideration the needs of the basic primary industries of this country, it was he said doomed to failure.Some industries may have benefited, but for the country as à | whole, employment slumped even | further, and investment remained in a depressed condition.Canada cannot live unto itself alone and hope to maintain anything like its present living standards, Mr.Abbott said.Empire Agreements Not Enough The Empire Trade Agreements of 1932 were designed to mitigate some of the handicaps suffered hy the export industries,.as a result of restriction of trade in other directions.While these measures were partially effective, he believed that they were too rigid to recognize that no one market and too short sighted.They failed can provide adequate outlets for Canadian production.Pins Hope on Geneva Agreement He spoke at length on the Geneva Agreement, entered into in 1947 by twenty-three countries.From this conference tariff schedules emerged, which contain more than 45,000 tariff concessions.Mr.Abbott said that the Geneva Agreement is not merely a hope for the future, but already Canada was deriving substantial benefits as a result of the tariff concessions agreed on there.He stated that one benefit was the tariff concessions granted by the United States.The United States market had been considerably hroadened to us by the Geneva Agreement.Restrictions Lifted The gratifying rise in Canadian exports since 1947, particularly to dollar markets has made it possible to add substantially to our exhange reserves, and at the same time, has made it possible for a relaxation in restrictions.The Minister reviewed the steps taken in regard to exchange and quotas from November 17, 1947, up to the present, which showed a gradual easing in regulations, and on Wednesday of this week he was able to announce further relaxa- ré L I Sib ar ES oo but ini- hat oil ex- ador ; \u20ac: ex- Will ex- be Min- are tive proh- pree- car- nber, rade tant a d a ing- combers er of these e the = > Lo Fr Westm't Council Express Sympathy Family E.Morin The Westmount City Council unanimously supported a move to express their deepest sympathy to the family of Emile Morin, K.C., who died in Quebec City Monday morning.Mr.Morin, former Deputy Minister for Municipal Affairs in the Province of Quebec, is remembered by many members of the West- mount City Council and officials of the City, for his outstanding cooperative efforts which involved the Municipality.The resolution forwarded to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and the deceased's wife, reads as fol- lows: RESOLVED that the City of Westmount record its deep sense of the loss to the municipalities and the Province caused by the death of Mr.Emile Morin, K.C., who, during his many years of service as Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs, had always been efficiently co-oper- ative and ever ready to guide and advise municipal bodies in all matters pertaining to his department, \u2018 Dominion-Douglas (Continued from Page 3) over $2,614, The income of the Sewing Circle totalled $671.The Ladies\u2019 Literary Society raised $1,445 and the Handicraft reported receipts of $478.The Men's Club also enjoyed a very successful year.Enrolment in the Sunday School was 514, and durizg 1949, receipts were $1,898 of which $630 was donated to missions and benevolent purposes.Missionary Fund Supported The congregation contributed $26,750 to the Missionary and Maintenance Fund, and, in addition paid to the Presbytery Local Services Fund the sum of $1,650.A further amount of $1,238 was donated to British relief funds and $910 was given to various bene- fis volent agencies, Total receipts for all purposes 52 was $86,577, of which $43,825 went to benevolent enterprises.Active church membership is now 1,537.Trustees Stewards Appointed A.Wesley Mason was elected to the board of trustees, and the following were appointed members of the committee of stewards: Clare E.Amy, E.T.Armitage, T.H.Atkinson, W.E.Bartlett,\u201d H.R.Bennet, G, W, Bourke, L.J.Brom- ley, G.8.Burden, Dr.G.Caden- head, G.8, Case, D.T.Chamberlain, J.A.Chapleau, Dr.L.Parker Chesley, BE, L.Clarke, F.B.Common, K.C., J.R.Crawford, G.N.Dalton, P.W, Earl, W.A.Eversfield.R.G.Everson, D.M.Farish, J.R.Fenwick, J.Alastair Fraser, A.G.Gilmour, P, H.Griffin, Dr.C.C.Gurd, C.A.Hale, R.H.Hall, H.G.Hawkins, G.M.Hathorn, H.C.Hayes, F.W.Hirsch, C.A.Hopton, B.H, Johnston, C.A, Kirkegaard, J.W.Knox, H.W.Langton, H.H.Lank, K.8S.LeBaron, W.F.Locke, M.C, Loucks, J.W.MacDonald, A.G.McKinnon, W.H.Mack, C.8.Mal- | colm.H.Marshall, F.R, McDonald, J.H.C.McGarry, G.D.McKay, Earle McLaughlin, H.McLean, E.McMillan, A.W.Messenger, G.M.Niven, E, F, H, Parker, Phil Pinel, J.M.Pritchard, C.Douglas Reid, C.F.Ritchie, B.W.Roberts, H.A.Robinson, C.B.Ross, A.E.Sargent, A.W.Smith, E, H.Smith, J.D.Smith, N.R.Southward.J.B.Sparling, C.A.Spencer, Denis Stairs, Alfred A.Stanley, W.Arthur Steel, A.L.Stewart, C.D.Taylor, G.R.Taylor, G.H.Thompson, Glen Torrance, H.F.Vipond, A.Wiley Walsh, M.M, Walter, Dr.R.Vance Ward, E.R.Watt, L.Stewart Webster, W.Howard Wert, F.O.Whitcomb, R.J.Williamson, J.K.Wilson, F.G.Wood and W, P.Zeller.History.(Continued from Page 1) and no death has resulted since 1918.The speaker also outlined the work being accomplished at present, and said that while vast steps have been made, there are still problems confronting the Health Department of the City.He pointed out that T.B.clinics were comparatively new in the City, and said the heart disease, cancer, nutrition and mental hygiene work could be greatly developed.The speaker was introduced by Dr.R.P.Vivian, Professor of Social Medicine at McGill University and thanked by Dr.A.McNaughton of the Westmount Rotary Club.Other head table guests were Dr, C.Donaldson, Westmount City Health Department and Dr.J.Lockhead of the Westmount Rotary Club.Percy G.Delgado presided.A revolutionary, television camera has been devtioped that re duces present siudio light requirements by 90 per cent.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 Mrs.Lillian Anne Myles Mourned at Service Lillian .Anne Morrow, wife of Alexander J.Myles, died at her residence, 4211 Dorchester Street, Westmount, on Thursday.Funreal' services were held in the Willlam Wray Chapel, University Street, on Saturday with interment at Mount Royal Cemetery.: Mrs.G.A.Morris Died on Friday Frances Maud Fry, wife of George Alfred Morirs, died at her late residence, 64 Summit Crescent, Westmount, on Friday.Funeral was held from the house on Saturday, to Mount Royal Cemetery.Melville Ladies Aid Meet at Church Monday The regular meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will be held on Monday afternoon at 3.00 p.m, February 13th., in the church hall.A full turnout of members is requested.PAGE FIVE Alp 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PUBLISHING COMPANY Hampton Ave.Head Office: 2191 WaAilnut 27734 \u201cThe Exuminer newspaper for the home, devoted to Mail subscriptions: §2.00 per year; $5.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Ottawa Post Office \"ept.aims to be an independent, clean INER ceding.by public servi-a, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 FOOD TO COST MORE * * * The Road to Coilectivist State \u201cThe argument that, if Britain won\u2019t or can't support a high-price market for our surplus food products, Ottawa must subsidize farm prices seems like the old \u2018\u201c\u2018heads- writes Joseph I-win, tails-you-lose\u2019 game,\u201d Lister Rutledge, Chairman of Unity Council.Mr.Rutledge was commenting on the demand by H.H.Hannam, President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, that to maintain high prices for farm produce, Ottawa should immediately start a program of subsidies for farm produce \u2014 I Tr Calvary United * » The Church School in Calvary Church will meet at 9:45 am.on Sunday morning in all departments from Beginners to Seniors.The Nursery Division and the Mission Band meet at 11 a.m.The Services of Worship will be held in the Church at 11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m., with the Minister, Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D., conducting the services of worship and preaching the sermons.All the mid-week groups associated with the Church will meet at regular hours, Monday at 6:45 p.m.Wolf Cubs; Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.Badminton Club; and Thursday at 7:30 p.m.the Boy Scouts and the C.G.IT.with the Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m.On Thursday, February 16th, a Valentine Tea will be held in the Church Parlors at 3 p.m, under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Association.B.Bertrand will give a demonstration on the arrangement of Flowers for festive occasions.There will also be a programme of music and recital._\u2014 \\ * * | Westmount Baptist | * * In a world where regimentation of life is constantly increasing the matter of Religious Freedom, or Freedom of the Soul, becomes of paramount importance.Jesus constantly taught that Christianity must be voluntary and spontaneous.Jesus neve.used coercive methods to get men to come to him or to obey him.Totalitarianism in Religion is as intolerable as it is in politics or economics.\u201cThe Soul of Freedom is the Freedom of the Soul\u201d.Before Jesus physically left the world He named a Deputy, a Vicar.Who is this Vicar of Christ?Who is the Deputy to whom He entrusted the continuance of His work and the expansion of his Kingdom?This will be the Theme of the Sunday morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church.In the phrase \u201cTime to Wake Up\u201d, Dr, J.A.Johnston finds the title for his address on Sunday evenirg.This is not only the title of a popular morning radio programme, it is the urgent message of the New Testament.\u2018Awake Thou That Sleepest\u201d cries Paul in the Letter to the Ephesians.\u201cNow, it is high time to awake out of Montreal Truth Centre and Metaphysical Library 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.{near Guy) WE.6077 SUNDAY.FEBRUARY 12th 8.00 p.m.Guest Speaker: Miss Mar- Jorle Kirkness.Subject: \u201cDestiny\u201d 12.30 p.m.Meditation Dally.WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 8.00 p.m.Hour of Healing and Inspiration.8.00 p.m.Evening Service.DA.MARGARET DAVIES EDWARDS Minister and Leader ALL ARE WELCOME ET te Canadian sleep\u201d writes the same Apostle in His letter to the Romans.The Bugle Call of Reveille reverberates through the Bible.Westmount Church Bible Schooi meets in two sections.The Department from Grade IV upward has its session at 10 a.m.The Department from the nursery to Grade IIT meets at 11 a.m.The special bus service from Montreal West picks up scholars all the way along the route.Children and adults are welcome to use this bis for school and church attendance, \u201cWestmount\u201d young people carry on an intensive programme of study, work and witness.The weekly meeting, held each Thursday at 8 p.m., is vital in its nature and the Christian Youth Fellowship, held every second Sunday evening, attracts a large body of young men and women.The Inter- Denominational Youth Rally held last Sunday evening was a conspicuous success.\u201cWestmount\u201d young people were hosts to this assembly of youth.+ * | Dominion-Douglas | + * \u201cHow to be Supremely Hazpy\u201d |.Will be the subject of Dr.Lloyd Smitn\u2019s sermon in Dominion- Douglas Church on Sunday morning.The Minister's Class for Church Membership will meet during the Church School Session at 3 p.m.At the evening service, as part of the observance of the Universal Day of Prayer for Students, Rev.John Bishop, General Secretary, of the Student Christian Movement in McGill University, will speak on \u201cChristian Unity in a World Divided\".Immediately following the service a panel of four McGill Students, representing different races and nations will be guests of the Young People's Union, and will discuss the things that keep us apart and how they can be met.The Skiers\u2019 Service in Morin Heights United Church is now meeting regularly at 12.30 p.m.on Sundays.On Monday at 2 p.m.all ladies are invited to the meeting of the Sewing Circle, On Tuesday, at 3 p.m.the \u201cMemorial\u201d Meeting of the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society will be held.Conveners will be Mrs.R.V.Macauley and Mrs.F.M.Mc- Robie, and the speaker will be Miss Gwen Suttie, Missionary to Japan.On Friday, at 3 p.m.Ladies\" Literary Society will hear Dr.Ira 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.L, Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, 11.00 a.m.\u201cTHE VICAR OF CHRIST.\u201d Did Qur Lord Name a Deputy?10.00 a.m.\u2014 11.00 a.m.Church Bible School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cTIME TO WAKE UP.\u201d \u2014 \u201cIt Is High Time To Awake.\u201d FEBRUARY 12th Dr.Johnston At Both Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED [Zs THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 a demand to which Ottawa is already ac- \u201cMr.Hannam argues,\u201d continues Mr.Rutledge, \u2018\u2018that it would be folly for the Canadian farmer to accept \u2018ruinous prices\u2019 in an attempt to try to subsidize low-income families.But he does not speak for the low income families who, should his proposal be accepted, would have to do their part in subsidizing the farmer.Nor does he mention that the farmer himself would pay part of the subsidy as taxes.If we carried his argument for subsidies to its conclusion, any small businessman who felt his profit margin was in danger would have the right to ask Ottawa for similar consideration.\u201cBut the greatest danger in this whole problem of subsidies,\u201d concluded Mr.Rutledge, \u2018\u2018is that if the government is going to have to underwrite farm prices, government is going to have to regulate production.Government is going to have to tell the Canadian farmer what to grow and how much to grow.That is what the proponents of farm subsidies are demanding, though they may not realize it.And when that happens, we will not be looking apprehensively towards a possible collectivist state in Canada, we will have it.\u201d Dilworth, B.AÀ., M.A., LL.D., General Supervisor, International Service, C.B.C.speak on \u2018Canada\u2019s Voice Abroad\u201d.Soloist will be Eleanor Carlyle.* : * | Christian Science i k * \u201cSoul\u201d is the subject of the Les- son-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Psalms 66: 8 and 9.\u201cO bless our God, ye people, and make the voice of his praise to be heard: which holdeth our soul in life, and suffereth not our feet to be moved.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon-is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd it came to pass also on another sabbath, that he entered into the synagogue and taught; and there was a man whose right hand was withered.And looking round about them all, he said unto the man, stretch forth thy hand.And (Continued on Page 7) First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.(West Side Entrance) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School, WEDNESDAY 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd., 1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Soul.Golden Text: Psalms- 66:8,9.O bless our God, ye people, and make the voice of his praise to be heard: which holdeth our.soul in life, and suffereth not our feet to be moved.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11,00 a.m.Public Worship, The Rev.DeCourcy H.Rayner, Fleld Secretary of the Bible Soclety, will preach.0 p.m.Teen Age Bible Class.0 p.m, Sunday School.30 p.m.Public Worship, The Minister Will Preach Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME A Nursery for small children is conducted during the Morning Service of Worship, 2, 3.7.Stanley Presbyterian \u201cChurch Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11.00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkfe.11.15 a.m.Sunday School, 3.00 p.m.Bible Class.7.30 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie.A CORDIAL WELCOME 19 EXTENDED TO VISITORS Miss Doris Killam, AT.CM.L.Mus, (McGill), Organist and Choir\u2019 Director.ome to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourssh.\u2018 Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly, * Montreal Truth Centre | * At last Sunday evening service of the Montreal Truth Centre, Dr.Margaret Davies Edwards, leader, spoke upon the topic, \u201cWhy Not Try God?\u201d In this inspiring address, she read excerpts from true life experiences of Dr.Vincent Peule, an outstanding example of a man who tried God: and found successful living, not only for himself but for millions of others.Mis Mildred Hodgkinson, guest suloist, sang \u201cThanks be to God\u201d by Stanley Dickson, and was accompanied at the piano by W.H.Griffiths, Miss Mabel Badger presided at the piano and J.Falconer read the lesson.On Sunday evening, Miss Marjorie Kirkness will be guest speaker, her subject, \u201cPestiny\u201d.These services are conducted at the Montreal Truth Centre, 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.every Sunday Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount +\u2014* Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr SEXAGESIMA Holy Eucharist.Children\u2019s Eucharist, Sunday School.Matins.Solemn Eucharist.Evensong.8.00 a.m.9.30 a.m.10.00 a.m.10.15 a.m.11.00 a.m.7.00 p.m.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist, 7.00 a.m.Tues., Thurs., and Sat, 8.00 a.m.Mon.and Fr iday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.nesday at 9.00 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily.except on \u2018Saturday at 8.00 p.m.\u2019 Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev, Howard R.Kunkle, Assistant SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Junior Sunday School, firmation Class, Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Mattins, Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary School, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 The Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, Con- Wednesday, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.A Week of Spiritual Renewal will be held in Trinity Memorial Church February 26\u2014March 5, conducted by Hon.Major, the Rev.James Barnett.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th.,, M.C.SEXAGESIMA 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.7.30 me Evensong and Sermon, \u2014 reacher: The Rector.Services will be broadcast \u2014 at 11.00 over C.BM.and at 7.30 over C.J.A.D.WEDNESDAY 5.00 p.m.Confirmation Class.10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Parochial Reception In the Parish Hall, Friday, February 17th, at 8.30 p.m.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector SEXAGESIMA 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m, Sunday School 11,00 a.m.Morning Prayer.7.30 pi.\"Evensong.Matins: 7.30 a.m.Sally except on Wed- at 8 p.m.Leader and minister, Dr, Margart Davies Edwards.\u2018 The Montreal Truth Centre, conducts in addition to its weekly Sunday service, a class on Tuesdays at 8 pm.in The Substance Of The Bible, and a class Thursdays at 8 p.m.in The Art Of Right Living.Wednesday evenings is the midweek prayer service.On Thursday afternoon at 2.30 Mrs.Ruth Whiting holds an open study group using as its text, \u201cYour Mind Can Heal You\u201d by Dr.Frederick Bailes, Saturday night from 8-12 the Centre will hold an informal Valentine party for members and their friends, Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave.\u2018Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Student Asst.: Mr.Frank Gilmore, B.A.\u2014 Gifford Mitchell, B.A,, Mus.Bac,, Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 9.45 a.m.Church School \u2014 in all departments.11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Services for Worship.Preacher at both Services: the Minister, Very Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, ALL ARE HEARTILY INVITED TO SHARE IN THESE SERVICES Dominion-Douglas Church : Westmount Blvd.cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D.\u2018Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11.00 a.m.\u201cHow to be Supremely Happy.\u201d Dr.A.Lloyd Smith.3.00 pm.Church School and Class for Divided.\u201d Rev.John Bishop.Church Membership.7.30 p.m.\u201cChristian Unity in a World 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Organist.and Choirmaster, MR: JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 10) Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., : Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11.00 a.m.Mrs rant.\u201cUNFINISHED BUSIN 7.30 p.m.Mr.acd, \u201cTHE VISION SPLENDID.\u201d 10.60 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m, Church School.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society, Organist and Choirmaster, Phillips, Motley, BA Mus.Bac., COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine Street West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennan Visiting Minister: - Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.Subject: \u2014 \u201cChristian Living.\u201d Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Assoclation, 7.30 p.m.Evening Service.Speaker:\u2014 Mr.Vince Goring, S.C.M.Representative Student at Divinty Hall 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.Mr.Warner Norman, Organist es OUNT Park 74% 7 EMMANUEL \u2018 Western Ave.ad Lansdowne \u201d RE Hi Minister Rev.Harvey Campbell, 8.D.0.D.; SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 11.00 a.m.\u2019 Morning Worship,\u2019 11.00 4.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Society.J.C.Scott.LRS.M\u2026.Choir Director, 0.R.Gliddon, Organist: .Both Services Will Be Broadcast PA 44 pe 18 YOUN req uir box + 7 20 BED suit 2 suit BRIGI blinds reside 2573.27 HEAT and W or wri 4 TIFAT * and SI A WANT ; Sherbi 4585 S GARA and V ings a 29-a ps hs iT A YC Direct count terms.pointh CONN stainle Also ( spring terms ere HEA | 3 hy FRE [= =: PHIL matie regula EN and e: © Jt.2 A Swift | Wa A. 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Fl.3006 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BUILDING REPAIRS S.STANDING \u2014 General carpentry and repairs.l£xpert craftsmanship in all lines of carpentry and built In furniture or kitchen cupboards.Call now for free estimates on your spring time repairs.Reasonable prices, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7458.D-11 FOR CARPENTY REPAIRS, F.Thomas.For painting and decorat- Ing, W Thomas.Estimates free, WI.D-2 DECORATING STANDRING & JENNINGS REG'D.Interior, exterlor painting and decorating.Satisfaction Guaranteed.TI, 7453.D-7 DRESSMAKING ATTENTION LADIES A VISIT to our studio or to your home will convince you.Brassiers, blouses, dresses, made to your satisfaction.St.Andrew's Year Satisfactory One At the annual business meeting of the Congregation of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, very satisfactory progress was reported in all departments of the life and work of the Church.The Minister, Rev.D.M.Grant, opened the meeting with appropriate devotional exercises, after which the President of the Congregation, Allan H, McDougall, conducted the business of the evening, with Clifford E.C.Swift as secretary.Various reports submitted portrayed a year of continued activity, faithful service and real progress .The Women\u2019s Association received $1,384 for Church and social work.The MacGillivray Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society raised $3,467.The Men of St.Andrew's, The Adult Club and the Young People's organizations all reported a successful year.The membership of the Church increased substantially in 1949 \u2014 110 new members being received, bringing the total membership to 1574.The Church School has an enrolment of 291.The Missionary and Church Work Committee reported contributions of $22,011.Of this amount $19,842 was forwarded to the Missionary and Maintenance Fund of the United Church of Canada, $1,650 was paid to the Presbytery Local Services Fund and the balance to sundry benevolences.A.Ogilvy Leslie was appointed Chairman for 1950, with Mortimer R.Rubenstein as Secretary and T.A.C.Sinclair as Treasurer.Total receipts for all ordinary purposes were $62,069.In addition $2,550 was paid to the Pension Fund Committee in payment of pledges in the Pension Fund Capital Campaign, and over $30,- 000 was subscribed to the Memorial and Rehabilitation Funds in connection with the Golden Jubilee of St.Andrew's, which will be celebrated in November of this year.In relation to the Jubilee a strong Committee is at work making the necessary arrangements for what is hoped to be an outstanding event in the life of St.Andrew's Congregation.Col.R.D.Harkness, D.S.0., M.C,, was appointed President of the Congregation for 1950, with J.A.H.Henderson as Vice-President, C.E.C.Swift as Secretary and D.W.Sutherland as Treasurer.Messrs.Allan Turner Bone, J.A.D, Falkner, J.Knox MacLachlan, E.Carlyle Miller and Herbert R.Snuggs were appointed to the Board of Management.These, together with Messrs.A.H.Mc- Dougall (Past-President), E.M.Armour, T.H.Cosford, R.D.Crammond, F.R.Findlay, 8S.B.Fraser, E.H.S.Piper, H.JI.Racey, Arthur H.Campbell, K.H.Copland, E.D, Gordon, C.M.Hodgdon and Leonard Martin will constitute the Board of Managers for the year.Rev.G.K.Ward is the Assistant Minister.¥ \u2014 ; * | Christian Science | wr - * (Continued from Page 6) he did so: and his hand was restored whole as the other\u201d.(Luke 6: 6 and 10.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key fo the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy:\u2014 \u201cKnowing that Soul and its attributes were forever manifested through man, the Master healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, feet to the lame, thus bringing to light the scientific action of the divine Mind on human minds and bodies and giving a better understanding of Soul and salvation.Like the great Exemplar, the healer should speak to disease as one having authority over it, leaving Soul to master the false evidences of the corporeal senses and to assert its claims over mortality and disease.The same Principal cures both sin and sickness.\u201d (Pages 210 and 395.) \u2019 Calvary United W .A.Plans Valentine Tea The Women's Association of Calvary United Church, is holding a Valentine Tea on Thursday, Feb.16, from 8 to 5 p.m.Mrs.John Hellyer and Mrs.Clive Masterman will be the joint conveners.Mr.B.Bertrand will give a demonstration on \u201cThe Arrangement of Flowers.\u201d There will be a musical program, with Mrs.Ernest Baldwir.as piano person à ws oF C10 Sorsets repaired.1426 Bishop, da DRESSMAKING and alteratlons, Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes, I have ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 M s- field, Apt.6, BI.4688.9 Dos A SMOCKING {xclusive designs in English smock- &; dresses, made up, or di only.EL.5248, P Stoel MADAME OLGA \u2014 Furopean dress- maker-designer of Mi-Lady Ann Shop, will design a smart spring dress for You in\u2019 print or pastel.Alterations at reasonable prices, WE.6227, D-15 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholsiering.all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order.MA.7820, D-4 PHOTOGRAPHY MOVIE FILMS EXCHANGED Are you tired of looking at your old movie films?Why not exchange them?For information \u201ceall Isl.7434.D-17 RADIO SERVICE TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE And repair work guaranteed.24 hour service.We call and deliver.Hodge Bros 5362 Sherbrooke West, IL.4540.D-5 RUG SERVICE BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BRAODLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, materials, into any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCIL CARPET CO 2037 PEEL ST.PL.5818 D-19 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS, custom-hullt, Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no installation charge.Free steel draperies brackets fastened on each blind.Kirst on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, veteran, OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG\u2019D YO.5681 Evenings: YO.3043 D-1 EE soloist, and Mrs.Douglas Kirk, soloist, with Mrs.N.W.Hardy as accompanist.Reading will pe given by Mrs.George Sheen, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing & Heating Contractor and Repairs 20° 4424 ST.JAMES ST.WEST Fr 1844 NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 ns cape amp are ee a mr - 1 aL CT ET \u2014\u2014\u2014_ TT.- Coe rp reo ogg a\u2026- nie >: Lu J Bera A et rm 3, RE AE Ae Æ Es A x = re F4 mares 202i.rm \u2014 ' @AGE EIGHT Social rsonal Engagements - Weddings : .\u2018The Charter Day Luncheon of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will be held in the Blue Room of the Windsor Hotel at half-past twelve o'clock, Friday, March 3.Mrs.F.M.Clark, chairman of door and reception committee, assisted by the personnel committee of the Montreal Women's Club, will usher at the club\u2019s Charter Day luncheon being held Monday, in Cardy Hall, Mount Royal Hotel.Mrs, Herbert C.Holland and committee will serve refreshments at the Westmount Women's Club Members\u2019 day program, taking place this afternoon, in Vic- torial Hall.Mrs.H.S.Jacques, president, and Mrs.G.T.Blair and her committee will receive the guests.The French Class of the West- mount Women\u2019s Club, under the direction of Mrs.E.J.Lefebvre, will present a short skit at the Members\u2019 Day meeting this afternoon, in Victoria Hall.Members taking part are Mrs.R.G.Brown, Mrs.H.D.Caswell, Mrs.W.D.Fowlie, Mrs.T.O.Leggett, Mrs.W.G.Pardoe, Mrs.F.Russell and Mrs.P.A.Tasker.Sherbrooke &Moantain Hs.Mr.and Mrs.Eric Peter Hersey Photographed Saturday afternoon, following their marriage * DRESSES FORMALS COATS MILLINERY Spring Suit News!! Beautifully Tailored \u2014 in all the new Spring shades.* Pic 'n' Pics * Worsteds * Gabardines * Tweeds Tailored or Fussy, Charlotte has them all at new low prices 49.50 - 75.00 Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from te Hustle and Bustle of Downtown, Juniors Misses | Lt we Uharlotte coms 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.7773 MME A.COurRVAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS e © © 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD, 4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, Mr.and Mrs.Eric Peter Hersey are pictured above.Mrs.Hersey, formerly Miss Mary Verne Creaghan, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Francis Creaghan, of West- mount, and Mr.Hersey is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Eric M.Hersey, of Montreal.Westmount Alumnae Plan Fashion Show The Westmount High School Alumnae Association is holding its annual meeting on Tuesday, March 7, at 8 o'clock, in Victoria hall, Westmount, Following the meeting a spring fashion show will be presented by Miss M.G.Foltz of Holt Ren- frew & Company Limited, with Mr.Christopher Ellis as commentator.An orchestra under the direction of Mr.Buddy Payne will supply the musical background for the presentation.Following this feature of the evening, a reception will be held in the banquet hall where the guests will be received by Miss E.G.Lawlor and a committee of teachers.All former students and friends of Westmount High School are welcome.The proceeds of the evening will be applied towards the Alumnae\u2019s scholarship fund.Mrs.H.Smith is ticket convener.Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club Plans Valentine Bridge The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will hold a Valentine Bridge in the ballrooom of the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke St., West on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.under the convener- ship of Mrs.W.C.Morgan.Guests will be welcomed by the president, Mrs.G.S.L.Retallack and Mrs, W.C.Morgan.The proceeds of this bridge will -be devoted to the club's activities > Miss Lois Buckley, of Kingston, Ontario, and Miss Marie Bishop, of Moncton, N.B., are coming to town for the marriage on Saturday afternoon of Miss Jean Buckley to Mr.Jeffery Hale, the former to act as maid of honor, and the latter as bridesmaid.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Scandrett who were the guests of Mrs.Scan- drett's parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Hodgson, for several days and attended the marriage of their nephew, Mr.Eric Peter Hersey and Miss Mary Verne Creaghan, on Saturday, have returned home accompanied by Mrs.Scandrett's sister, Mrs.Eric M.Hersey, who will be their guest for a short time, The annual dinner-dance of the St.David's Society of Montreal will be held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Friday evening, March 3, at half-past seven o'clock.Sir Andrew Jones, K.B.E., head of the British Food Mission at Ottawa, will be the guest of honour and will respond to the Toast to Wales.He will be accompanied by Lady Jones.The president, Mr.J.J.the guests.The American Women's Club has appointed its nominating committee for 1950 and 1951.Mrs, William Roe, Jr.,, the honorary president is the chairman and the following are members of her committee: Mrs.Florian Leduc, Mrs.Harold H.Remine, Mrs.Joan Bayer, Mrs.James H.Cameron, Mrs, Ray E.Powell, Mrs.W.R.Dalton and Mrs.J.R.Graham.Alternates will be: Mrs.A.W.Allyn and Mrs.Vernon Johnson, At a meetting of the Directors of the newly-formed Montreal Girls\u2019 Association held Tuesday in the YWCA, representatives attended from the following women\u2019s clubs: Notre Dame de Grace; Cote des Neiges and Snowdon; Montreal West; Westmount; Verdun; Maritime; American; and Montreal.The Federation of Protestant Teachers, the Professional and Business Women, and the Jewish Junior Welfare League were also among organizations represented.Among those who have extended their patronage to the Royal Montreal Regiment's Officers\u2019 Mess Annual Formal Ball, being held February 17 in the St.Catherine Street Armory, are: C.M.G., D.S.0., and Mrs.Gibsone; Maj.Gen.E.de B., Panet, CB, C.M.G,, D.S.O., and Mrs.Panet; Brig.G.V.Whitehead, V.D., and Mrs.Whitehead; Lt.Col.J.E.McKenna; Lt.Col.R.Pierson, M.C., and Mrs.Pierson; Lt.Col.Jones, and Mrs.Jones will receive |.Maj.Gen.W.W.P.Gibsone, |; E.D., and Mrs.Slessor; Lt.Col.J.A.Calder, E.D., and Mrs.Calder.It has also been announced that included among the honored guests will be His Worship J.8, Cameron, Mayor of Westmount, and Mrs.Cameron, mount Baptist Church, in honor of Rev.J.A.and Mrs.Johnston, marking the 17th anniversary -of ceiving with Mrs.Johnston were Mrs.M.Turnbull, Mrs.F.Kimble and Mrs.G.Hunter.Mr.A.Smith acted as Master of Ceremonies fof the evening, and the guest speakers were Professor F.Kimble, of McGill University and General E, Walford.Mrs.G.Mallinson presented a bouquet of flowers to Mrs.Johnston, on behalf of the ladies of the church.ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Irving R.Tait, of Notre Dame de Grace, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elinor Louise, to Mr.Kenneth Norman Roast, of Montreal, son of Mr.Harold J.Roast, of Westmount, and of the late Mrs, Roast.The marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday afternoon, March 4, at three o'clock, in Wesley United Church.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The marriage of Eileen Doig, elder daughter of Mrs.Stanley Mackenzie, to Mr, Walter E.F.Johnson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred A.Johnson, hag been arranged to take place tomorrow afternoon at half - past three o'clock, in Dominion - Douglas Church, Westmount.St.Andrew's W.A.The women\u2019s Association of St, Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, will 2 p.m, The tea hostesses will be Mrs.ladies of No.7 Group.their service with the church.Re- meet for sewing on Tuesday, at Albert G.Manton Davies and the FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 H.G.Brewer, M.C., and Mrs.Brewer; Lt.Col.J.E.'Slessor, EXCLUSIVE él pital for Crippled Children.in connection with Shriners\u2019 Hos- | 50% REDUCTION ON OUR FRENCH MILLINERY HAUTE COUTURE 1479 SHERBROOKE ST, W.\u2014 Fitzroy 7697 IMPORTED e Madame Collette ALJ MANAGER Formerly of Henry Morgan's Ltd.A Congregational Reception 4 was held recently at the West.pra aka MRS HBA ssistin ce for inner pathic atch ji vent is pvening Mount in us pice: ary of Jr fr ss Ww T The fu the @ pen We omic \u20ac frunswi 2 .0000 Rend Tab $1.3 Sa Sped THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, .FEBRUARY 10, 1050 Westmounters at Annual Victoria Rifles Ball MRS.WALTER HATCH Ma ssisting on the ticket commit- i: for the annual Valentine Mjinner Dance of the Homaeo- ER athic Hospital, Mrs.Walter Match is pictured above.This * Bvent is taking place tomorrow % ening in the Ball Room of the fount Royal Hotel, under the uspices of the Women\u2019s Auxil- ary of the Hospital.x The full stop \u2014 the spot you put the end of a sentence \u2014 has pen weighed by scientists at the Bomic energy laboratory at New \\ Mirunswick, New Jersey.It weigh- - #8 .000000035 oz.VYTETTUTOUR Are You Entertaining?WE RENT Tables, Dishes, 4 Chars, 4 Glassware, Punch Bowls, 4 Coat Racks and Linen.4 For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755-6 HA.5543 Est\u2019d.3919 6220 Decarle 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.tine standing.At the Annual Victoria Rifles of Canada Ball many guests from Westmount attended to enjoy the evening of dancing and entertainment including the group pictured above \u2014 from left to right, Mrs.John LeMoine, Mr.Paul Sise, Mrs.Robert Co- ristine, Mrs.Paul Sise, Mr.John LeMoinéf With Col.R.Coris- celebrate the 50th anniversary of Curdy, National President of the renewed hope and faith.\u201d The LO.D.E.is a voluntary, patriotic, non-sectarian, non-political, philanthropic organization.It was the realization of the dream of a Scottish woman, Margaret Polson Murray (Mrs.J.Clark Murray), wife of a professor at McGill University, Montreal, who envisioned an organization of women's and children's chapters in every city and town of Canada and of other parts of the Empire, federated in Municipal, Provincial and National Chapters for service to King and Country and for the promotion of a better understanding among the peoples of the British Empire.Far-flung Membership The first Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire was organized in Fredericton, New Brunswick, by Mrs.John Black.During the past 50 years the Order has made steady progress and now Noble Achievements Noted As IODE Near 50th Anniversary February 13, 1950 will be a memorable day in the history of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire because on that day it will its founding, Mrs.Frank P.Mc- 1.0.D.E., announces.\u201cAs we look back over the past fifty years\u201d Mrs.McCurdy states, \u201cwe can say with pardonable pride that the I.O.D.E.has courageously faced heavy |: duties and responsibilities.We go forward into the second half of this twentieth century resolved to meet the challenge of the future with Jane Weston, C.B.C.commentator, who will talk on Monday about the founding of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.has a membership in Canada, from Prince Edward Island to the Yukon, of more than 32,000 women in 930 chapters.It is organized also in Bermuda, the Bahamas and in India, and is associated with tthe Victoria League in England and the Daughters of the British Empire in the United States of America.Noble Programme With a programme designed to stimulate patroitism, foster unity within the British Commonwealth and Empire, cherish the memory of heroic deeds, forward every good work for the betterment of their country and people and develop high standards of citizenship, the 1.0.D.E.has progressed along lines represented by the following major departments: Education, War Memorials, Child and Family Welfare, Ex-Service Personnel, Empire Information, Immigration and Ca- nadianization, Films, War-time and Post-war Services.While still carrying on its regular activities the Order expended during World War I, $5,000,000.00 on its various projects; spent 36,- 000.00 on services during World War II; awarded Bursaries and Scholarships from the First War Memorial to a value of over $500,- 000,000.00 on service during World more than $400,000.00 invested to maintain the Overseas Scholarships in perpetuity.It raised $583,- 000.00 to inaugurate a Second War Memorial along similar educational lines to the First War Memorial and in 1949 made the first awards of bursaries to children of service personnel of the Second Great War.The LO.D.E.has no paid Of-;; ficers.Its work is the voluntary effort of public spirited women who pledge true allegiance to the Crown and who are serving their |: country faithfully and well.The Province of Quebec accounts for approximately 33 per cent of Canada\u2019s production of chemicals and allied products.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.Baby Doyle Baptized At Calvary United The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.M.F.Doyle, took place on Sunday afternoon, January 29, at Calvary United Church, the Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D,, officiating.The boby was given the names Gary Norman, and wore his \u2018mother\u2019s christening robe.The PAGE NINE godparents are Mrs.Doyle's broth- er-in-law and sister Mr, and Mrs.Norman Parsons, Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mrs.Doyle's parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Heron, 4326 St.Catherine St.W., Westmount.At the Book Counter: The man scans the prologue while the lady customer hastily thumbs through the book\u2014from end to beginning.OPENING.FEBRUARY 14th - located at 5012 Sherbrooke 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minutes in hot oven 450 deg.F., then reduce heat to 350 deg.F.and bake 15 minutes longer.\u2018 Jor all- purpose baking 2 semer eme vtr mme \u201cera peer 2 mmr ae STE =: \"Etre EE TR SES Ta i i iy pd SEAS ES 4 TRS ree © PAGE l'EN Social Workers Stress Need For Mtl.Girls\u2019 Association The plans of the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association to establish and operate a play-centre for girls in central Montreal are meeting with general approval.In a recent statement, Mr.Charles Young, Director of the Montreal Council of Social Agencies, said, \u201cThere is an unquestioned need for a Montreal Girls\u2019 Association to ensure that much more adequate consideration is given to the development of girls\u2019 programmes than has been the case heretofore.Service clubs and other organizations tend to support boys\u2019 re x exclusion of girls\u2019 programmes, with the result that organized play projects for girls lag behind developments for boys, to a very serious extent.Anything that can be done to redress the balance and give the girls \u2018a decent break\u2019 in terms of community recreational facilities should be welcomed by everybody\u201d.In a survey made in 1947 by the \u201cCommittee on Leisure Time Programmes for Girls in Montreal\u201d, which is a standing committee on the group work section of the Montreal Council of Social Agencies, it was estimated that 70% of English-speaking girls programmes almost to.the from eight to sixteen years of age are not served by any form of planned recreational programme.Need After-School Programme - Many educational leaders and trained social workers believe that the lack of a planned after-school |: programme is most severely felt by the six to twelve-year-olds.School girls of these ages would provide a fertile field in group- work.They are both susceptible and pliable, and much basic work in the development of character and the training in skills can be accomplished.The present plans of the Mont- HUBERT 1226 BISHOP STREET Antiques Bought and Sold FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION PLOMER MA.5851 Walter J.Cross, M.S.S.Ch.School of Surgical Chiropody London, England FOOT TREATMENT Office open daily for the treatment of general foot disorders Evening, Saturday, and home treatment appointments taken Standard and Corrective Footwear for Children 4930 Sherbrooke Street West Under Miss Brown's Dry Cleaning Service Madeleine Atkinson, M.Ch.S.College of Chiropody Glasgow, Scotland EL.2321 \u2018Mrs.Leo Leclerc, a member of the executive of the Blue Goose Auxiliary, who is active in the auxiliary\u2019s forthcoming sixth anniversary card party to be held February 23 in the Ritz- Carlton Hotel.real Girls\u2019 Association call for the operation of a play-centre for girls aged six to twelve, living in a crowded area of central Montreal.The purpose oif the centre will be to provide supervised after-school programmes of leisure time activities in the form of small playgroups and group clubs, designed to meet the interests and needs of girls.In addition, it is hoped that the play-centre will be a model for others, and an information and demonstration centre for all leaders doing girls\u2019 work.To accomplish these aims and to ensure operation of the centre for the next three years, the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association, through its finance committee, headed by Mrs.John S.Corbett, is seeking thirty thousand dollars.The members of the finance committee of the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association are as follows: Chairman \u2014 Mrs.John S.Corbett.Secretary \u2014 Mrs, H.D.H.Buchanan.Publicity \u2014 Mrs.Norman B.Muir, Chairman of Speakers\u2019 Committee \u2014 Mrs.C.H.P.Moore.Others included on the com- la Choice Assortment of Complete Assortment High Quality Meats Ale, Beer, Porter and Meats.) Fitzroy 1166-7 alson Canned and Dry Goods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables {Delivery Service on Groceries CATERERS DE LUXE INVITES YOUR ORDERS for Bridge Party Platters Hors d'oeuvres and Sandwiches of French Bread, Croissants, Brioches STORES OPENED EVERYDAY Groceries and Choice Meats 1319 Greene Ave., Westmount o\\uvi 11 e ine.Assortment of Salads Assortment of Cold Meats Special Birthday & Wedding Cakes Assortment of French Pastries 1309 Greene Ave., Westmount Fancy Pastries Fitzroy 4884 Fy) THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 n Blue | Goose Event Head Table Guests For American Club Charter Day Luncheon The American Women's Club of Montreal is holding its Charter Day luncheen, marking the 37th anniversary of the founding of the club, og Tuesday, February 21, in the Ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, at 12:30 p.m.Seated at the head table will be the American Counsul General, Mr.Cecil M.T.Cross and his daughter, Miss Jean Cross; Mrs.T.Gratton Abbott, the guest speaker; Mrs.Wm.Roe, Jr., Honorary President; and Mrs.George G.Wakeman, the president, who will preside.Presidents of other Woman's organizations also to be seated at the head table will be: Miss Esther | W.Kerry, Mrs.Paul Kuhring, Mrs.Neil Cameron, Miss E.May Craig, Miss D.L.Gass, Mrs.Thomas Craig, Mrs.P.W.Wright, Mrs.D.W.Lough, Mrs, J.W.Perks, Mrs.R.Harold Smyth, Mrs.J.B.Hall, Miss Philip Dunford, Mrs.A.W.Schell, Mrs.H.S.Schell, Mrs.H.S.Jacques, Mrs.A, Wiltse, Mrs.Charles Keene, Mrs.Frank Smith, and Miss Marjorie Torrance.Members of the executive of the American Women's Club at the head table will be: Mrs.Harold H.Remine, Mrs.J.B.White, Mrs.G.H.M.Campbell, Mrs.Alan Chippindale, Mrs.Ray E.Powell, Mrs.Howard Jennings, Mrs.H.E.Lefevre, Mrs.Allan Slayton, Mrs.Lyle McCoy, Mrs.C.T.Roach, Mrs.Joan Bayer and Mrs.Russell S.Mears.mittee are: Mrs.A.Turner Bone, Mrs.Mostyn Lewis, Mrs.F.G.Ferrabee, Mrs.Charles Bordo and Mrs.Ruth B.Shaw.The President of the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association is Miss Helen Guiton.* Church Services To Mark 1.O.D.Ex 50th Anniversary + The 50th Anniversary of Founders\u2019 Day will be celebrated by the Imperial Order, Daughters of the Empire, in Montreal, on Sunday.The following chapters are holding special Founders\u2019 Day church services: Jeffrey Hale Burland, in the Church of the Ascension, Park Avenue; Monk- lands, Earl of Bessborough, Madelene Hodgson, Canon Scott and other N.D.G.champters, in the Church of St.Columba; and the three Montreal West Chapters, Prince David, Commandos and H.M.S.Victory, in Montreal West United Church.Royal Oak Chapter 10th Anniversary Event To Be Held February 18 HMS.Royal Oak Chapter, I.O.D.E,, ig celebrating its tenth anniversary on Friday, February 18th., at 8.15, at the Queen's hotel.The Chapter was formed in September, 1939, by a group of Westmount girls and now includes regidents of every west-end suburb.The activities of the chapter during wartime have been tremendous \u2018and now the members direct their energies to the peacetime work of social welfare and educational duties.Invitations have been issued to over a hundred members and ex - members, and to several executives of both the Municipal Chapter, I.O.D.E,, and other organizations.As the reception will begin at 8.15 sharp, all members are asked to be there at 8.00.The committee in charge of the affair is comprised of Mrs.Lawrence Merrill, Regent of the H.M.S.Royal Oak Chapter; Mrs.Stewart Bury, Mrs.Phillip Cad- dell, Mrs.Douglas Kerr, Mrs.Leslie Wilkins, Miss Peggy Stewart, and Miss Doris Clark.The Canadian National Rall- ways pioneered the use of diesel electric motive power in North America, x 2 Oscar Club Convener GAA IMI 22 MRS.J.C.MCKEAN h Mrs.McKean is in charge J pv arrangements for the Weyl mount Women\u2019s Club Member: 8 Day programme which is to I! < held this afternoon in Victory 4 Hall at 2.30 p.m.9 Head Table Guests for : Montreal Club Lunchen, i The Montreal Women\u2019s Club i} : holding its fifty-eight Charter Dy} Luncheon on Monday, Febru \\ 13th, at 1:00 p.m., in Cardy Hd Mie Mount Royal Hotel.The Presideipdil hol Mrs.Neil Cameron, will presi he and the speaker will be Mrs.Ka , Aiken.Tg Seated also at the head tai ene! will be: Mesdames P.G.Delgaiÿ J.R.Beveridge, W.R.Jeffre; Arthur F.Lamontagne, W.I} Hoyes, Charles E.Keenleysit; Thompson, I.R.Tie ! Hugh Shoobridge, H.G.Hatch .J.E.Lattimer, T.J.Guilboa F.M.Clark, Leonard Kelsey, Jilrch.S.Williams, E.J.Awishus, V.Mlle s Osterberg.owr Mesdames W.R.Rennie, pen Netlam Beer, W.P.Renouf, Ward P.Hodges, E.T.Sampson, J.i} Dougherty, E.C.Janes, E&j Briggs, H.S.Jacques, B.Robins J.W.Perks, Hatold Smyth, B.Hall, D.W.Lough.\u201d Miss May E.Craig, Mrs.Lovetts, Miss D.L.Gass, MH dames Albert Wilse, A.F.Vi Laughlin, R.C.Holden, M, Ester Kerry, Mesdames A, Fi .Schell, Paul Kuhring, Helen Mi.\\ phy, P.E.Durnford, George Wai gilisi man, F.W.McLaughlin, ThorsYstm Craig.= Co-chairman for the lunch ar are Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, in charijie of arrangements, and Mrs.F.Xi: à Clark in charg: of reservatiox-& An automatic telephone ti ticketing system has been &d a veloped.The device enables si .| scribers to get toll connect i by dialling and automaticelis x prints a toll-ticket with the rf cessary date for billing the cig 4 Ih Peaks Hen Men, Wome, 1 n Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality | Bay goodbye to these weak, always tired feel Q depression and nerv ousness due to weak, U% À = blood.Get up feeling fresh, be peppy all day.be al henty et vaality off over by evening.Take Ost viti D Bi, ealcium, pose + cd for oo building, ody strengthening, stimuli lavigorates system; improves sppetite, dpe 5 powers, Costs little.New \u2018get acquaint only 600.Try Ostrex Tonle ablets for new, 18 mal pep, vim, vigor, this very day.At all drugiiiyg ( CLASSICAL INSTITUTE\", 0F DRESS DESIGNINGORE School of Designing and Sewing J.1821 st Catherine St.FR © SKETCHING MIE e DRAPING © DESICNING Br © SEWING New Term Commences February REGISTER NOW FI, 2908 MARGUERUE FORTIER director r 0 My Club if Fter D Pebrua | dy Hz reside presi rs.Ka Jeffre W.É .Ti Hatch puilboa elsey, 4 | jus: Vi mie, nouf, 1 an, J.T 3, Ed Robin myth, Mrs.ass, M 1, x 5 ; AW len Mu ge War 8 ; Thom luncheg in cha 1 rs.F.¥ rvatios A been te bles su nnectis maticaï | the ™ the Take Osis » Dhosphe ere wing 1e St.FR CHING ING SNING NG Term ences uary R NOW 2908 UÉRITE RTIER ector d tang IDelgaid le ysit- 10ne i] St.Amn s Baby Clinic Associate Lynch is the t convener the fashion ; which is to old under the ices of St.s Baby Cli- Associates in own Hall of Town of t Royal on h 9th, at pa.\u2014 MRS.ALLAN F.LYNCH x A IN THE omen\u2019s Real Maritime Bridge e Maritime Women\u2019s Club hold its annual brige in- aid he Scholarship Fund, at 8.30 , Monday, in Victoria Halls, W.B.Jonah is general ener, and Mrs.H.E.Young- and ticket convener.Frances Willard e Frances Willard Chapter of .CT.U.will meet Wednesday B pm, at Dominion-Douglas ch.e speaker will be Miss Louise owna, and the soloist Miss pen Marshall Mrs.George hardson is the group leader, omoeopathic W.A.he Women's Auxiliary of the ocopathic Hospital will meet inesday at 3 p.m., in the A.R.fiths Memorial Hall ll members are requested to d.\u201cVisit Your City\u201d isit Your City Group\u201d of the tmount Women\u2019s Club will be bts for tea at the Royal Bank anada, head office, and will e a tour of the building, on sday, at 2.15 p.m.!/ Priest to Lecture pv.Francis Larkin, S.8.C.C.of hington, D.C., National Dior of the \u201cEnthronement and t Adoration in the Home\" will k at St.Augustine of Canter- Church on Sunday evening 0.45 p.m, Valentine Tea ie Churchwomen's Year of Tri- Memorial Church will hold a ntine Tea on Tuesday, at 3 short program will be given, all members and their friends cordially invited to attend.Members\u2019 Night special screening of Canadian el views in colour has been ar- ged for the entertainment of bers on Members\u2019 Night the Business and Profes- pal Women\u2019s Club, 1467 Cres- Street, to be held this ing at 815 p.m.under convenership of Mrs.Elsie I.pinscn.efreshments will be served.Fashion Show he Kinettes Women's Auxiliary he Kinsmen\u2019s Club of Montreal ponsoring a fashion show in the n Hall, Town of Mount Royal Wednesday, March 1, at 8.30 ; Gowns will be by Joy Gilmour hats by Juliette.Toceeds of the fashion show b given in ald of service work.ets are available from Mrs.A fashion show under the auspices of St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates will be held in the town hall of the Town of Mount | THE EXAMINER, the WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Royal on Thursday evening, March 9th, at 8:30 p.m.The show this year is being presented through the courtesy of Joy Gilmour and Juliette and is under general convenership of Miss Veronica Carter.Mrs.Allan Lynch is convener of ed ee ne 8, 1950 - PAGE BLEVEN tickets, with Mrs.P, Dubee, Jr, [clinic and helping to clothe pre- in charge of ushers and Miss V.|school children.King as publicity convener.Tickets may be obtained from The proceeds of the show will|ahy of the members or by calling be used to carry on the work of \u2018rs.Allan Lynch.the clinic, which entails the mak- \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 ing of layettes, supplying of cod Birds use mud as cement in liver oil for the babies of the building nests.15% DISCOUNT ON_ALL CLEANING from Feb.9 to Feb.28 DRY CLEANERS & DYERS CO., LTD.1205 Church Avenue Unexpected Visitors.» .need not cause you any embarrassment.Give your wardrobe rotation dry-cleaning at WINDSOR.Have us call twice a week for your garments, and you will have a constant supply of fresh, clean clothes.15% DISCOUNT ON ALL CLEANING from Feb.9 to Feb.28 TR.6679 LAMPSHADE CLEANING A SPECIALTY aA) ne À DAY | 5¢ 4.1 cu.ft.FRIGID AIRCENTER RENTAL DIVISION OF MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, LTD.FRIGIDAIRES BY GENERAL MOTORS HERE THEY ARE! for as little as 25c per day.If you want to buy your rental refrigerator at the expiration of the contract, a portion of the rental paid will be deducted from the sale price.4922 Sherbrooke Street West 30 FRIGIDAIRES For Immediate Delivery \"RENTS - À - FRIG\" For as little as 15c per day you may rent @ genuine Frigidaire.The big 7.7 cu.ft, size De Luxe Model rents vd pv rd MODEL ML-6 ILLUSTRATED 20¢ dx, FRIGIDAIRES WA.0678 (Between Claremont end Prince Albert) Peterson, 5515 Queen Mary > PRES \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 vo BIG MORNING SHOW CLAUDE IR FOR THE KIDDIES RAINS .AT THE CHARLES gi.MONKLAND THEATRE KORVIN | E .; ä This Saturday, Feb.11th, at 10 am.ag - CHILDREN'S THEATRE a.PRESENT ON OUR STAGE .Hi I * QE \u201cLITTLE RED RIDING HOOD\u201d : Directed by DOROTHY DAVIS and VIOLET WALTERS A | Al or 30 Ln 40: omer ee \u201cThe Great Simmer\u201d ny a \"EEE | ° ENE a WT J nt Pr > \u2018 ta a or Ca PAGE TWELVE TWO HITS RETURN TO MONKLAND \u201cNow 1 do what I please .when I please!\u201d This briefly sums up the candid philosophy of Rita Hayworth as \u201cGilda,\u201d a streamlined siren with à come-hither look in her eyes that plays hob with the hearts of all the males in the film.In the langorous pose above, Rita is sure to excite plenty of comment, as she does fn all her scenes, which starts Saturday until Tuesday at the Moakland Theatre.Second feature attraction is the Incomparable trio, Merle Oberen, Charles Korvin and Claude Raines starring in the Universal dramatic hit, \u201cThis Love of Ours.\u201d Oyster Party at Armoury Will Aid Ascension Mothers Club The Mothers Club of Ascension Parish, Westmount, will be hostesses at a mixed oyster party tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock at the Armoury of the Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars.MES.A.T.DONOHUE Mrs.A, T.Donohue is chairman of this event, assisted by the following committee: Chairman of ticket committee, Mrs.J.Rae Carson; decorations, Mrs.John P.Du- Bois; entertainment, Mrs.W.J.George; refreshments, Mrs.H.L.Cullen; publicity, Mrs.J.C.Hennessy.The floor committee will be headed by Mr.W.J.George, who will be assisted by Messrs.R.S.White, Norman Smith, Wm.P.Krausman, G.Maclssac, Paul Noble, V.G.Wisby, T.V.Burke, Henry L.Cullen, J.C.Hennessy, Edgar Reynolds, T.P.Flattery, and W.L.Holland.Proceeds of the oyster party will be devoted to furthering the work of the Mothers Club which carries out various projects including entertainments, for school children.\u2018Red Riding Hood At The Monkland Here is good news for the many children who were unable to secure tickets for that delightful old favorite \u201cRed Riding Hood\" when\u2019 { Baptist leaders assisted by repre- previously presented.The management of the Monk- | Presbyterian and United churches, the directors of tie Children's] land Theatre have arranged with Theatre, Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, to present this play on Saturday at 10 a.m.at the Monk- lard, and children are invited to muet that lovable little heroine, \u201cRed Riding Hood\u2019 which will de played by Joyce MacKenzie, with David Luck, the Huntsman, as well as a delightful new character \u201cTopsy\u201d, played by Jessica Gelber.\u201cThe Big Bad Wolf\u201d, Grannie, and all the other characters dear to the hearts of am children.As a special added attraction, \u201cThe Singing Lady\u2019 will appear before and after the show, and World Prayer Day Is Set for Feb.24 \u2018The World Day of Prayer, under the Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada, will be observed on Friday, Feb.24, the first Friday in Lent, in Anglican churches with sentative of the Salvation Army, \u201cThe Trans-Canada Broadcast in connection with the World Day of Prayer will be heard over station CBM at 6.45 p.m.on Thursday, February 23rd, the address to be given by Miss Margaret Webster, Associate Secretary, Department of Christian Education, Canadian Council of Churches.children are invited to leave their names at the box office if they are able to sing.Several names will be selected by the Singing Lady, and those chosen will have an opportunity of singing on the stage, and prizea will be given.\u2018For cinema fans who demand the highest of motion picture standards and who thrive on the unusual, the offering at the Monk- land Theatre can be heartily recommended.Stunning Rita Hayworth as \u201cGilda,\u201d in the Columbia picture bearing that title, with Glenn Ford, George Macready, Joseph Calleia and Steven Geray featured in leading roles.\u201cGilda\u201d ig romantic drama at its best.Tensely keyed, moving swiftly against the lush background of South America, spark- acterizations and telling a provocative story of romance and intrigue, it \u2018brings stark realism to the screen with terrific impact.Miss Hayworth has her important dramatic role and is completely fascinating as the \u2018\u201cbe- witchy\u201d Gilda, a glamorous, seductive, high-spirited and dangerous gal.Her leading man is Glenn Ford, who turns in a most convincing performance as the tough, unscrupulous gambler who can't \u2018Gilda\u2019, \u201cThis Love of Ours\u2019 At The Monkland Sa ed with candid, raw, fresh char- scrape Gilda out of his heart.Second Feature It is sometimes harder to ¢, glamorize a movie star than to still glamor in the fitat place, Merle Oberon had to fight In two weeks with costume exper hairdressers and makeup men\u2019 attain the tawdry get-up al wanted for some sequences « \u201cThis Love of Ours.\u201d The actress is co-starred wi Claude Rains and Charles Kor in the Universal drama.a Lo KER STARTING SATURDAY until TUESDAY Yours te emjoy again! Two of the screen's outstanding stories that hits the soul of every men end women! VE true.to mm man an once x COLOMBIA PICTURES presents Rita HAYWORTH Glenn FORD ae kind of story most women keep locked in their hearts! MERLE OBERON LLL IRE EY va Se ON our STAGE EVERY MONDAY AT 8.15 CBC BROADCAST COAST-TO-COAST \u201cOpportunity Knocks\u201d JOHN ADASKIN and His Concert Orchestra | JENNIE\" | INES EN Fwo Excellent Eeatures S \u201cAY THE WESTMOUNT Judy Garland and Van Johnson make their first appearance together as the stars of the Technicolor musical romance, \u201cIn The Good Old Summertime,\u201d which.comes to the Westmount Theatre Sunday.In the supporting cast are S.Z.\u201cCuddies\u201d Sakall, Spring Byington, Clinton Sundberg, Buster Keaton ard Marcia Van Dyke, a WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD WOLF?Certainly not Little Red Riding Hood, her Granny and Peter, now that the Wolf has been disposed of.The players are Sondra Gibson, Corinne Orenstein and Arthur Voronka and the play, which is to have its second performance at Victoria Hall, West- mount, on Saturday afternoon, is a dramatic symposium by Joy Thomson of \u201cRed Riding Hood,\u201d \u201cPeter and the Wolf\u201d and \u201cThe Three Little Pigs.\u201d (CAT.Presents prmer St.Leo\u2019s Boy ith U.S.Army in Japan Norman Cassidy, à former stunt at St.Leo's Academy, West- ount, is now serving with the merican Army in Japan.His mother, Mrs.T.Cassidy, ho resides at 196 Selby Street, estmount, writes to tell about e beautiful gifts in Japanese silk hich her son sent her for Christ- pas, À ÿ Mrs.Cassidy says that the qua- Bt of the silk and the beautiful Fork on a robe and windbreaker e received is something to be arvelled at and are quite the ost lovely things of the kind she as ever seen, Thelma Cassidy, a former pupil t St.Paul's Academy, and Bryan assidy, now at St.Leo's, are sis- er and brother to Norman now in apan, ewman Alumm Club o Hold Card Party The Newman Alumni Club of ontreal are holding their annual Bid party at Loyola College Au- ftorium on Monday February 13 Lt 8 pm, .The members of the committee le Miss Elise Vautelet, Chair- an; Lloyd O'Toole, Co-Chair- an; Miss Lola Bourget, Fefresh- ents and Misg Eileen Goodmän, ublicity, The proceeds will be In d of the Newman Alumni Chap- Fund, \u2018The Big Bad Wolf The second performance of The Canadian Art Theatre's \u201cThe Big Bad Wolf\u201d received almost more riotous enthusiasm from the young audience than did its opening performance.The production is fact and furious and the children of the audience enter right into the spirit of it all \u2014 booing the villainous wolf (Neil Madden) cheering the heroic Peter (Arthur Vo- ronka) and shouting advice and directions to all and sundry who are hunting the wolf.One great advantage of the play is that the wolf is portrayed as a comic character, and much as he seems to try, is never fearful to the children.In the part of the wolf, Neil Madden's acrobatic antics keep the children in fits od laughter.The children become so carried away with it all, that at one point in the play when \u201cLittle Red Riding Hood\u201d (Sondra Gibson) and the two silly pigs, \u201cPatty\u201d (Jackie Buck) and \u201cPudgy\u201d\u2019 (Miriam Ash- er) set up a lemonade stand and call out their wares, many orders are called from the audience.\u201cThe Big Bad Wolf\u201d a clever symposium of the three stories \u201cLittle Red Riding Hood\u2019, \u201cThe Three Little Pigs\u201d and \u201cPeter and the Wolf\u201d, written and produced by Miss Joy Thomson, will be shown again this Saturday at Vie- toria Hall, at 2:30 p.m.A THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 10, 1950 unday At The Westmount Judy Gangland follows up her big success in \u201cEaster Parade\u201d with another delicious romantic comedy, \u201cIn the Good Old Summertime,\u201d this time co-starred with Van Johnson and with that ami-' able character, 8.Z.\u2018\u201cCuddles\u201d Sakall, having a prominent part.in the proceedings.Of added interest is the fact that the new.Technicolor offering starting Sunday at the Westmount Theatre, marks the return of Buster Keaton, famed comedy star of silent films, who proves himself to be as funny as ever in the role of a |, plundering music store clerk.Garnished with a flock of old and new song hits, the story has Judy as an employee in the music store owned by Sakall.Romantic and lonely, she has inserted a newspaper advertisement inviting Correspondence with an intelligent young man.Unknown to her, Van Johnson, who has answered the ad, is head clerk in the store and is also completely in the dark as to the identity - of his feminine correspondent.Judy, at first convinced that she detests the patronizing and cocky Van, changes her mind when she believes him to be on the verge of marrying pretty violinist Marcia Van Dyke.Second Feature \u201cPiccadilly Incident,\u201d which brings the superb Anna Neagle to the Westmount screen this week also, tells the profoundly moving story of a girl who, believed to have been drowned after a shipwreck, returns to her husband to find him the father of a child by a second wife.Miss Neagle plays the girl, Diana Fraser, who meets the handsome Capt.Alan Pearson (Michael Wilding) during a wartime London blackout and, after ~ & whirlwind courtship, marries him on the eve of her orders to sail abroad for duty with the Waves.When her ship is sunk by a Japanese submarine, Diana ) PAGE THIRTEEN is one of a handful of survivors who struggle to save both mind ' and body during more than a year of bleak existence on a tropical island.| \u201cTHE BIC the Wolf.\u201d Tickets.Reserved $1.Phone EL.ONCE AGAIN ! Canadian Art Theatre Presents BAD WOLF\u2019 A \u201ccomedy-thriller\u201d written bv Joy Thomson and based on the stories of \u201cLittle Red Riding Hood\u201d, \"The Three Llltle Pigs\u201d and \u201cPeter and VICTORIA HALL \u2014 WESTMOUNT + SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 11th, af 2:30 Adults 75e.(Students with exchange tickets entitled te reduced 1668 for reservations.Children 50\u20ac rates)) N ve.BRADIN Entertains You 4 Nights a Week ! WAYNE KING .and his Orchestra 10-10.30 p.m.TUES.THURS.and SAT.FAVORITE STORY Radio's Most Dramatic Half-hour, with RONALD COLEMAN 10-10.30 p.m.EVERY WED.CFCF Brought to You by the Brewers of BRADING'S ALE GS - I See what happens TODAY and SATURDAY! 2 .ly .WARNING: BEWARE OF STRANGERS! a romance that started as a Midnight pick-up! THEY HAD TO LIVE A LIFETIME OF LOVE IN THREE\u2019 DAYS! \"MADAME BOVARY,\u201d with Jennifer Jones, Van Heflin and James Mason.\"IT'S A GREAT FEELING,\" color by TECHNICOLOR, with Dennis Morgan, .Doris Day and Jack Carson.SE +55 bf be =\u201c CUDDLES\u201d, Color by to PII 1 tie 3.1.SAKALL - SPRING BYINGTON BUSTER KEATON | A ROBERT Z.LEONARD PRODUCTION ! \u2014 J &._\u2014 œ \u2014_ OF 28 wos \u2014 \u2014 Technicolor ® \"nS A | > LA \u2014 Nig MICHAEL Le CII i 5 - un fi cam rat ia a re SAIS A a oo PAGE FOURTEEN Ze THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950 - \u2014 HS Enjoys Undefeated Week Westmount Ski Club Bus Tour Set For Sunday In spite of the fact that snow conditions were far from perfect in other parts of the Laurentians, the mountain behind the Clubhouse at Mont Gabriel had a sufficient quantity of hard-packed snow, on its smooth surface to provide what was agreed by all as the best skiing in the Laurentians.Many members took advantage of the ski tow operated by the \u2018Westmount Ski Club, which was operating last Sunday at almost \u2018full capacity.The operation of the tow and ticket selling were handled in shifts by Gordon Cuttle, Sandy Edmison, Bernard Flanagan, Doug Mitchell and Ted Earl, while president John Lewis kept himself busy checking on the equipment and trying to solve the problem of moving idle ski tows to snow- covered valleys.A bus tour will be held this Sunday morning, rain or shine.The bus will proceed to the Clubhouse at Mont Gabriel, where skiing at present is probably the best in the Laurentians, Members are invited to bring friends, who might wish to join the club.Let's all get together and have a grand old time.Details of the bus tour are attached.Chairman of the Ski Tours Committee is Graham Ross, EL-9708.Meeting Wednesday A general meeting will be held next Wednesday, February 15th, at 8.15 p.m.at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Gorman Kennedy of the Black Horse Ski Cast will present a brand new ski movie (in technicolour), entitled \u201cSki Tips\".This is an entertaining and instructive film, and all members should not miss it.No charge, of course, and members may invite friends.\\ Competitions Snow conditions permitting, the \u201c following competitions will be held this Sunday: Val David: 11 a.m.\u2014Class \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\" Slalom.Val David: 2 p.m.\u2014Class \u201cC\u201d Classification Race.St.Sauveur\u2014Red Birds Trail\u2014 11 a.m\u2014Class \u201c\u2018C\u201d, dies, Junior Men, Senior Ladies.Morin Heights:-Cross Country.Jottings The appearance of a blow torch at the Clubhouse on Sunday helped solve the problem of frozen water pipes, but only with the help of ccoperative members, who took turns in the basement while others were enjoying the skiing\u2014 thanks of all to Doug Mitchell, Eric Doehler, Ted Earl, Gordon Cuttle and Campbell Scott Bernard Flanagan, just arrived back from Emile Allais Ski School at Squaw Valley, California, imparting his newly - acquired French technique to Doone McMurtry and Adele Vogel .Norrey Owens making great strides in developing the new ski trails on Westmount Mountain; any persons interested in working on this project should get in touch with Norrey Owens or Errol Clift, School Cage Notes Junior La-|g\\ SENIOR A SECTION W.L.T.F.A.Pts.3 1 0307 169 10 5 1 0257219 10 4 1 0199154 8 3 2 0237178 6 2 3 01941860 4 2.3 0185 269 4 1 5 0219 416 2 0 5 0165277 0 ASK FRONTENAC WHITE CAP ALE ® ® FRONTENAC BREWERIES LTD.MONTREAL © a FOR \\ .| getter.Cardinals Tie Avenue Stars In Midget Tilt Five games took place in the Westmount Municipal Midget League this week.In a hard - fought game, the Avenue Stars and Cardinals battled to a 4-4 tie.Harty McKeown and Skip Warnock were the Cardinals goal-getters with a brace of markers each, John Petry scored two goals for the Stars while Bob Brown and Bob Impey came up with a marker each.Ross Murray, scoring 5 goals, led the Raiders to a 7-0 shut-out over the Cardinals.Tom St.James and Buddy Agnew were the other marksmen.Claude Sawyer played a great game in the nets for his shut-out.i Led by Richard Goulet and Tom Grant, who scored a hat-trick each, the Avenue Stars defeated the Panthers 8-1.Bob Brown and John Petry banged in the other Stars\u2019 counters.Bob Sherlock scored for the Panthers to spoil Doug Lindley\u2019s shut-out.Raiders Top Panthers In a close contest the Raiders defeated the Panthers, 3-1.Jim Beasant, Mac Ito and Noel Isene were the Raiders\u2019 goal-getters.Gerry Apostolatos scored the lone Panthers\u2019 counter.The feature game of the week saw the Cardinals eke out a 1-0 victory over the Raiders.Harty McKeown took Ross Southward's pass to score the only goal of the game.Colin Grimson played a great game chalking up his shutout.St.Leo's Win Two in Bantam The Bantam \u2018A\u2019 section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League played four games this week.Led by Wayne Hibberd, who scored a brace of goals, St.Leo's defeated the Stars 3-0.Grant Gill was the other St.Leo's goal- The Braves won their first game of the season when they defeated the Aces 4-1, Robin Drake led his team to victory, scoring two goals.Randall Brooks and Jack Blachford were the other Braves\u2019 marksmen, while Murray Green- ; wood scored the lone Aces' marker.The Stars walked through the | Aces, 14-0, David Smith led the | Stars\u2019 attack, scoring a hat trick.i David Robb, Bob Hamilton, Ron j | Foreman and Willis Beaton all | scored 2 goals each while Ed.Matsubuchi, Paul Hamilton and Dick Christensen came in with a goal each, Led by Grant Gill, who scored | two goals, St.Leo's shut-out the Braves 5-0.David Orr, Ronald { Ahern and Mario Chartrand were d | the other St.Leo goal-getters.| School Hockey | SENIOR A SECTION Team W.L.T.F.A.Pts.Cath, HS.\u2026.5 0 0 22 4 10 McGee 4 1 015 9 8 MWHS 3 2 010 4 6 HSM 3 2 0 15 14 © WHY 2 2 0 13 12 4 VHS 2 3 0 14 17 4 Loyola 0 5 0 6 25 0 WHHS .0 4 0 4 14 0 NTAM SECTION Wi-Red 4 0 0136 8 PCHS .3 1 0162107 6 Cath H.S, 3 1 0164 75 6 Loyola 3 1 0127 87 6 MWHS 2.2 0 9212 4 Com.H.S.2 2 0131126 4 TISYS +00.2 2 0104 143 4 WJ-White 4.} 2 07 8 2 CCHS .1 005 5 2 WDHS 1 3 0114 131 3 LHS .?3 0 69 91 LCC .4 0 45159 0 45 > x is as follows: High at the Forum.Monday at 3.00.A Pucksters Tie Strong | Montreal West Sextet By ALAN SANDZELIUS The week\u2019s parade of games to be played by Westmount Hiy Senior A hockey: Monday afternoon, at 4.00, against Cath Senior B hockey: WHS vs Chambly County.today at 4.00 at t} Verdun Auditorium and against Commercial High at St.Laurent - Senior A basketball: Westmount at Baron Byng on Tuesdy LAST WEEK'S RESULTS A slightly happier round of events took place the past seven days in which none of West- mount's sportsmen and \u201cwomen had to suffer defeat although there were two tie games in hockey, the \u2018A\u2019 squad battling to a 1-1 stalemate with Montreal West while the \u2018B\u2019 brigade tied St.Thomag Aquinas 3-3.A day-by-day summary shows us that last Friday afternoon the purple-and-white hoopsters bit a chunk out of Strathcona Academy to the extent of a 48-27 win, \u2018a slow game from start to finish.Jim Lowe was the individual scoring star with 13 points.Hannaford trailed with nine and Reddon with six.The Strathcon- ians never threatened and were quickly and effectively stopped in their tracks whenever they started anything a little dangerous.Also on Friday, the Senior \u2018A\u2019 puck-chasing warriors stopped a power - laden Montreal West team from getting too far ahead in the standings by holding them to a one-all tie.Westmount opened the scoring at 5.52 in the second frame when Dave McDougall deflected Bob Forrest's drive into the net behind Mike Luke.Exactly a minute and a half later, Montreal West's only chance came as they blasted the rubber past Johnny Swaine on a play that was well screened.Swaine, by the by, turned in one of his mpst stellar performances in this game and made some very spectacular Valentine\u201d ed on Valentine's Day.BERTRAN Je PL at 4.00.* saves on almost impossible shots, B'STERS TIE SAINTS ee On Monday afternoon, Coach pd N.McRae's Senior B hockey teanj fought to a 3-3 deadlock with i Thomas Aquinas as Freddy Hoi man talliea his second hat-tricy of the season, scoring all of West.mount\u2019s goals on assists by Bar nard (two) and Lough and Cop Hofman scored his first hat-trig a couple of Weeks back when ti locals handed Strathcona a 64 drubbing.FLOOR HOCKEY In an exciting floor hockey game played Monday, Westmoun High's present students garnere{ their first victory over the Olj Boys in the second game of ga annual meeting started last yea by the convincing score of 10 Scoring stars for the \u201cyounyJg boys were Jack Folkins, with fivj points, and Harry Shugrue wit > three, while the Old Boys\u2019 nebf4 denters were Ross Rubensteutz with two and Les Ham with th other two.The next exhibition against an Old Boys\u2019 team wil take place next month at th Forum when the fourth annual} game between the school's Seniolig \u2018A\u2019 team and the Oldsters will be staged.So far, the schol boys have won one, tied one, anf lost two.It should be a goifd game.Ë THE GIRLS\u2019 WHIRL Continuing their winning streal the Senior A girls\u2019 basketball sextet handed last year\u2019s Co-chamy.pions with Westmount (due toi gig tie playoff) a 27-10 loss will Nancy LeRossignol, ag usual, hit ting a fine stride by scoring U } points.« » whisper your flowers.For the language of flowers is the language of love.Place your order now for a bouquet, corsage or plant to be deliver- PH Thine at THE LAURENTIEN HOTEL Dorchester Street West 5431 5432 Buster \u201c Bertrand ht.la AD rgets ls a fas A to C pin MOV ttempti own th g it pr gtort of ag] As uve The | estmot eague eek.Led by goals, ces, T- ullion etters.ace Of grhile J BRith a 8 Phil ] ds left venue e Pan he othe urton .oth go oug K aking- oking 4 The 2 heir f pampin raig sp pals.J ick, 1 brace scor ored : an scc Me Y.5 The ctory hvenile b wit a Race |d Jig they ach D, y tean ith st y Hot t-trick West.y Bar À Copé At-trick en th a 64 st.Leo\u2019 \u201cB\u201d Hockey Team Blank Lower Canada 4-0 A big Lower Canada hockey squad failed to hit their shifty gets with any degree of success last Saturday at Lachine Arena L a fast stepping young Academy club skated through to rack up 4 to 0 shutout at the expense of the Royal Avenue brigade.The [in moved the Academy boys up into a second place tie with Chambly ounty High \u2018School.It was a rousing game with the L.C.C.boys tempting to cash in on their superior weight advantage to slow own their lighter opponents but these tactics seemed to backfire s it provided the spark to spur on the Saints to their best hockey tort of the season.There were more blocks thrown than in a football aguire Stars 1s YMCA.Down uvenile Aces The juvenile section of the estmount Municipal Hockey eague played four games last eek.Led by Bill Maguire, who scored goals, the YMCA defeated the ces, 7-3.Greg Spellman and G.ullion were the other Y goal- etters.Eddie Tibbo scored a ace of markers for the Aces hile John Whiteside came up ith a single.Hockey tmount Arner] e Olf of a St year bf 104 young\" ith five ke With Ss\u2019 net penstei bi rith th} bition um will at th annuäk Senior rs will schodil ne, anf LL » gtreal 8 sketbal o-chan-gi ue to if i, 8 with 1al, hit ring ll cE 5 Phil Martin scored, with sec- ds left in the game, to give the venue Stars a 2-1 victory over e Panthers.Jim Cotter was he other Stars\u2019 marksman.Carl urton scored for the Panthers.oth goalers, Charles Davies and oug Kerr, played great hockey, aking.a number of impossible oking saves, Another for Stars The Avenue Stars chalked up heir fifth wamping the YMCA, 11-3.Pat raig sparked the Stars with five pals.Jim Cotter scored a hat- ick.Don Rolfe came up with brace of goals while Phil Mar- scored a single.J.Maguire ored 2 goals and Greg Spell- an scored the other counter for he Y.The Panthers waltzed to a 9-2 ctory over the Aces in another hvenile fixture.Carl Burton came b with the hat-trick, Fred Hof- and Steve Bianchi scored a ace each, while Mike Barnard Bd Jim Lough were the other thers\u2019 goal-getters.Eddie Tib- straight victory, game but no damage done, except possibly to the boards at Lachine Arena.Leading the Saints\u2019 attack with two smart goals was that Lake- shore hot-shot, Russell .Cliffe.Russ at last seems to have found his confidence and has been right in the groove in recent games, coming through with a few timely goals.Mike Saucier picked up two assists to help out.Neil Walsh and Lennie Mulligan accounted for the other two goals.Meet Catholic High Saturday morning at Lachine Arena, the local crew will receive a visit from the formidable Catholic High aggregation in the most important game to date of the schedule.A win will place the Westmounters right back in the thick of contention for the put the damper on the 1950 championship aspirations.The local Academites have been practising hard all week and should come into this game in the pink of condition.Coach Andy McGillis has warned his charges to beware of an upset this afternoon at Lachine Arena, in their engagement with Strathcona Academy.Sport Shorts This week-end is about the halfway mark on the hockey and basketball schedule and ordinarily about this time a coach can breath a little more easily on account of knowing his line-up is just about set to carry through the season.Last week a few athletes were lopped off the school teams, due to failure to pass exams.This puts an extra burden on a coach at a small school like St.Leo's, where replacements at this stage of the race are practically next to impossible to find.A hockey or basketball player does not consume more than eight hours a week participating in his banged in both the Aces\u2019 goals, favourite sport but let him fall \u2018Panthers Edge Frosst 4-3 Intermediate Fixture iy \"he Westmount Municipal Hoc- \u201cMy League had a busy week last Bek with seven games taking ce.Bcd by Dave Barnard, who scor- two goals, the Panthers de- ted Charles E, Frosst 4-3.Dave more and Ian Ingram were : Me other goal gettérs for the FA hnthers.Fred Stevenson, Bill nsella and Henry Lockman were e Frosst marksmen.In a wide open contest the Gilflouettes came out on top over e Royals by an 8-5 score.Frank ead was the Larks big gun noting the hat-trick, Norris Mas- rman and Bob Grant scored a ace of markers each, while ank Creighan came up with a A Mgle For the Royals Malcolm Pldwell hit the twine behind Ray mmore for 2 counters while Boh tchison, Hugh Brodie and Dave F.rvie scored a goal each, NA] Losito slapped in 4 goals to Sd the Flyers to an 8-0 shut-out er the winless Staynor Stars.ve Strachan and Allan Bourassa re the other marksmen with a ace of goals each.Pete Lennon t his first shut-out of the sean, Frosst Tie Royals On Saturday afternoon, before large gallery in Westmount irk, Frosst and Royals battled a 3-3 tie.Will Kinsella of Frosst d Hugh Brodie of Royals were e top scorers with a brace of pals each.Russ King scored Plat\u201d x Frosst\u2019s other counter and Harold Young scored the tieing goal for Royals.The league-leading Avenue team swamped the Staynor Stars 9-1.Mickey Cybuliak, Jack McKissock and Tony Kay scored 2 goals each while Allan Turner, Phil Martin and Stu McCowan accounted for the other goals.Ken Black spoiled Doug Brambell\u2019s shut-out when he scored for Staynor.Scoring two goals in the last Donald was the outstanding man on the ice notching the hat-trick for the Royals.Hugh Brodie and Ben Young were the other Royals\u2019 marksmen.The Panthers\u2019 goals goals were well divided with Dave Barnard, Dave Binmore, Stu Williamson, Ian Ingram and Cliff Gill scoring a goal each, Flyers taking advantage of an injury to Bill Kettles, the Frosst goaler, in the last four minutes of play, scored two goals to tie up the game 4-4.Will Kinsella playing terrific hockey scored all four of Frosst's goals.Don Mc- Donald scored two goals including the tieing marker.Moe Strachan and Al Losito were the other Flyers's scorers.LEADING SCORERS ATEN AGO dh Td title and a loss will just about | few minutes of play the Royals tied the Panthers 5-5.Logue Mc-} THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 10, 1950 Marilyn Roberts, off in his school work, then these eight hours usually have to take the rap without troubling too much to find out how he occu- ples himself in the other 160 hours left in a week.The basketball crew were beaten 40 to 33 and although the score was close, the Academy dribblers turned in their most pathetic display of the season against Chambly High School.Mickey Lafontaine and Bert Lattimer were given the heave out of the game for procuring five personal fouls and this didn't help matters any.It would be hard to find a more typical school athlete than Bob Lafontaine.Bob, when not out on the basketball floor working like and lend his support to the hockey team.In addition to this, Beb is doing a swell job as leader in the Scout movement in the parish, St.Leo's could well use more boys with this kind of a fine spirit.Tommy Grant and Buster Smart turned in a first class job of keeping the Pee Wee \u2018A\u2019 hockey team at the top of the league in the Westmount Pee Wee hockey loop.Tommy St.James, the 14-year- old prize package on the Senior B hockey club, scored a pretty goal on a solo effort at Loyola, to help his mates down the Collegians 3 to 0 in a recent game.a beaver, manages to get around PAGE FIFTEEN Joan Butler Win Junior Tourneys The following members of the Westmount Badminton Club; Don Ross, Peter Jacobson, Joan Butler, Marilyn Roberts and Betty Baird, played in the junior Provincial Badminton Tournament, recently held on the courts of the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.Two of the Westmount Club members, Joan Butler and Marilyn Roberts, after advancing through \u2018a large field of players from all over the Province, met in the final of the Girl's Section with Miss Roberts defeating her clubmate, 11-1, 11-6, to take the singles championship, This was quite an upset as Miss Butler was seeded No.1 in the contest and had defeated Miss Roberts in the finals of the City \u201cB\u201d Championships two weeks previously.The «two girls also partnered to win the Junior Girls\u2019 Doubles Championship and were presented with minimum ash.will be over! for coke we remove from demonstr not satisfied with Lasalle G.À.Pts.E.MacDonald, Avenue, 10 10 20 Ww.Kinsella, Frosst .13 6 18 R.Hutchison, Royals .8 9 17 P.Lamosney, Avenue .\u20ac¢ 8 14 J.McKissock, Avenue .8 6 13 \u2026 Losito, Flyers .7 618 L.McoDnald, Royals \u2026 ! 1.8 , sf + Gur Guanrandee your bin if, ation by our repres® Coke performance.BE WARM THIS WINTER Fill Your Bin Now WITH Forget worries about cold weather and expensive, time-taking heating this winter by using Lasalle Coke! 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