The Westmount examiner, 17 mars 1950, vendredi 17 mars 1950

[" Po % Coed Niall dd EN Gets Send-off - From Grenadiers : Was téndered a reception by .urday night.- Olding, president of the associa- \"member tourney.E.L.Lamoun- Referendum \u2018On Sunday Sports @he Xaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXI, Ne.11 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARGH 17, 1950 Col.J.Humphrey Lieut-Colonel James Humphrey, well known Westmount resident\u2019 who lives at 23 Anwoth road, members of the Canadian Grenadier Guards and 6087 Associations at a get-together held in the Thistle Curling Club, Kensing- ton avenue, Westmount, on Sat- Col.Humphrey will leave shortly to take up residence in his native Scotland.Arthur tion presented Colonel Humphrey with a pen and pencil set on behalf of the regimental _assocta- Mr.Olding expressed the wish that their old comrade in arms would enjoy his stay in Scotland.Poor Butterfly, She's Lonesome Waiting .(For the Spring, That Is) Madame Butterfly \u2014 Constance Dorothy Barnes of the West- mount Police Force found a butterfly fluttering in Westmount tion.Park on Sunday despite the wintry weather.Does this March butterfly herald an early spring or did it.escape from the park conservatory looking for a breath of fresh air?Col.Humphrey expressed regret that he was soon to leave ® © .9 Canada.He thanked the members Municipal Ass n and said he hoped to keep his ties with the Grenadier Guards and the association, and he said that he expected to visit Canada often in the future.The association members fully ticipated.Major Norman Nicholson was Backs Referendum aris On Sunday Sports The executive committee of the Westmount Municipal Association presented with the golf.trophy) ot on Monday evening under the chairmanship of J.R.Fenwick.which he won at the annual tain made the presentation.Plans for another golf tournament in the fall were announced by P.Pepler, who asked all present to keep the event in mind.in Westmount.Game Hunting In Canada Features Talk At Rotary Members of the Westmount Rotary Club learned the fundamentals of big game hunting in the Canadian ®orth, when they were shown movies and received a running commentary of a 20 day hunting expedition at their luncheon meeting, Wednesday.With Phil Bruneau handling the colored four reels of film and Bill White telling the story of their experience, the members were shown numerous events of the hunting party undertaken in 1946.The official part included the two men with Mr.White's wife, Marion, who was also responsible for bagging some of the game during the trip.* Excellent pictures were shown eh \u2014 of her Killing, a Grizzly bear, and Trout Fishing Opens another outstanding action shot| April 19 Set as Date was taken when one of the party killed a caribou.© Westmount followers of Isaac \u201cThe hours are long on such a hike,\u201d Mr.White said, claiming that the usual day starte.at dawn and ended at dusk, High above the tree line, the movies showed how they scaled some of the mountain tops and tracked down game during the day.Travelling with the three Mont- realers, were a number of Indian guides as well as a horse rangler (Continued on Page 2) Walton, should take note -that the Quebec Provincial Department of Game and Fisheries has announced that trout fishing in the province will open on April 19, Trout fishing on lakes still covered with ice after April 19, however, will be forbidden, The different seasons for rainbow trout\u2019 fishing in various sections of the province will be made known shortly.Publicity chairman R.S.White stated that the committee decided to recommend to the City Council that a referendum of citizens be taken on the question of whether Sunday sports should be permitted It was also recommended that the organ in Victoria Hall which is at present out of condition, should be replaced by a new elec- wlric organ.It was felt by the committee that the repair cost, plus the price which may be obtained for the present organ would probably more than offset the purchase price of the new electrical instrument.The Educational and Library Committee are in favour of making available to citizens long playing symphony records.It was the opinion that this service would prove a boon to those who delight in good music.Before this idea can be proceeded with, however, it will be necessary to refer to the terms of the original deed of donation of the library.The library committee will report back to the next meeting.Mr.White said that the annual Spring meeting would be held on May 2 in Victoria Hall.The committee also discovered that chimney cleaning comes under the police department, not the fire department as had been generally understood.The membership of the association is very high, 854 paid up members being on the books.A drive will be instituted to increase this number, as it is the feeling of the association that every West- [Mayor Cameron Goes To Quebec Fights Mtl.Bill Mayor J.s.Cameron of Westmount accompanied by the ctiy solicitor, J.W.Weldon, K.C., left for Quebec on Wednesday night, to join in the fight of suburban municipalities, for the right to be represented on the Transportation Commission, or any other commission which may be created, if the Montreal Bill calling for public ownership of mass transportation system in the Montreal Metropolitan area receives approval of the Provincial Government.Mayor Cameron stated to The Examiner before leaving, that Westmount was solidly behind the other interested municipalities in their demand that at least two of a five member commission should be named \u2018by them.%*: PRICE 3 CENTS WESTM'T WANTS SAY IN TRAMS Francis Fauteux, K.C., has been retained as counsel to represent the suburban cities, and to press views in the Montreal Bill which is being considered by the private bills committee.Asked by the Examiner as to whether he favored expropriation of the Montreal Tramways, Mayor Cameron said that he \u201cwas in favor of the principle of the expropriation of mass transportation systems.\u201d Twelve municipalities were represented at a \u201cclosed meeting convened by Mayor Romuald Bourque in the Outremont City Hall on Tuesday.Attending the meeting were the following: Outremont, Mayor Bourque and E.T.Sampson, city secretary; Mayor E.Wilson of Verdun, Mayor Cameron of West- mount, also J.W.Weldon, K.C,, City Solicitor for Westmount; Mayor Charles Lafontaine, Ville St.Michel; Mayor Anatole Cari- gnan of Lachine; Mayor J.H.Authier, Ville St.Laurent; Mayor Paul Pratt, Longueuil; Mayor Jean Langelier, Pointe-aux Trembles; Mayor J.A.Leroux of Ville LaSalle; Mayor Lyman I.Play- fair, Hampstead; and Archam- bault Desy, representing four municipalities under the Montreal Metropolitan Commission, Also present were Charles Sylvestre, K.C., city attorney for La- chine and Ville LaSalle; Emilien Brais, city attorney for Longueuil; and Rene Laberge, finance director of Lachine, Mayor R.E.Schofield of the Town of Mount Royal, who was in Quebec, could not attend the meeting.After a two-hour discussion, a resolution which received unanimous approval was moved by Mayor Edward Wilson, of Verdun, and seconded by Mayor J.S.Cameron of Westmount, to the effect that mass transportation be municipalized but with certain conditions.The text of the resolution reads as follows: It is unanimously resolved, thay, the mayors present at this meeting, favor in principle, subject to the following conditions, public (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) for the incorporation of their Music Festival Planned for Y Hobby Show Westmount will have a Music Festival, on a small scale, as a part of the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.on Friday evening, April 14th., at 8.15 p.m, Of first consideration is the ad- judicator, and for this event there has been secured Dr.D.M.Herbert, Mus.D., Mus.B, LR.S.M, Supervisor of Music for the Montreal Protestant Central School Board.Dr.Herbert is very widely known, outside of school circles as well, being formerly on the staff of the McGill Conservator- ium of Music and organist of Emmanuel Church on Drummond street.~ Those who attended the international school music festival in the Forum, several years ago, will remember Dr, Herbert's conducting of the huge massed choirs.Parents and teachers of piano, singing, instrumental or dancing pupils, of all ages up to 19 years, will want to hear Dr, Herbert's helpful criticisms of their performances.An opportunity is given to play or sing in public to a friendly audience, also, and confidence is built up in this way which will be very valuable to the boys and girls concerned, Westmount Baptist Church Receives Many Donations The gifts were officially dedicated after the official presentation to the Church had been made by A.E.Smith, secretary of the house committee, A mahogany pulpit and panelling in the background of the platform, all hand carved, were the principal items presented.Other gifts included carpeting for the church auditorium, rubber tiles in the lobby, new fern pedestals, velour drapes for the baptistry, and a scarf finished in gold braid for the communion table.presen PSR ai = pes \u2014\u2014 \u201cdames armee ea JESSIE DES AI pr rt JR) 4 \u2014\u2014parmess PAGE TWO with REG.GROOME Bee ; EY NE am St.Matthias Pack met again in the upstairs hall last Friday when George Young completed his 1st star along with Roger Belling- ham.Colin Russel, Norman Burrows and Peter Seely all passed some of the tests towards their 1st stars.The Brown Six were the victors ina thrilling \u201cCandle Relay,\u201d but rent competition.Senior Sixer Ru the White Six is léading the cur- ssel Williams, who is going up to the Scouts, shook hands with the sixers as a farewell gesture and was honored with the Grand Howl at the close of the meeting.Cubs (8s reminded to bring in tonight more comic books which the Pack is collecting for a lad who is in hospital.\u201c Mayor Cameron.(Continued from Page 1) ownership of the tramway system in the metropolitan area of Montreal, and the formation of a transportation board to the benefit of all the municipalities in the said metropolitan area.1.That the transportation commission be composed of five members, two to be appointed by the City of Montreal, two to be appointed by other municipalities in the metropolitan area, and a chairman to be designated by the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council.2.A uniform fare be established if possible, and, if impossible, that zones be established, and that the fares be uniform within a radius of so many miles from the centre of Montreal.3.The municipalities be granted a right of appeal from any decision of the proposed commission regarding services and fares.4.This recommendation is made with the understanding that the jurisdiction of a transportation commission would be confined to the operation of the tramways, bus, and subway systems in the metropolitan area.In view of the foregoing it is requested that the Montreal Bill as presented be modified accordingly.M Sixteen of the seventeen West- mount Park Cubs were present at the last meeting, featuring games and preparations for the coming Parents\u2019 Night, March 28.Tests passed during the evening include: Signalling, Ray Anderson and Gordon Cummings; first aid, Barry Webster, Tom Netterfield and Michael Redden; National Anthem, Ian King and second star model, Peter Mac- Laren.Ian King was presented with his first star, while the Green Six won the evening\u2019s competition.\u2018Saturday, Akela is taking the boys to Pointe Claire for the day, when the Pointe Claire Pack will allow the use of their clubhouse.St.Michael's Pack will also go aleng.Westmount Park Cubs are asked to meet at the church at 9 a.m.sharp.Trinity Memorial Friday's meeting featured a Going-Up Ceremony with Cubs Jim Goddard, Jim Childley and Barry Barth coming into the Troop.Don Frayn received Carpenter.Missioner and Photographer Badges .very nice work, Don .Maybe we can Lse you as a photographer here at The Monitor .who knows?Carpenter Badge also went to Bob Matthews and Cub Instructor t Ron Glansdorp.The Troop still has room for a few more recruits.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.WI, 3205 (Just below St.Catherine) Twenty-nine Cubs were present at Trinity Memorial Pack Monday with Sixer Graham Martin leading the Grand Howl.Bruce Hutchison was presented with his 1st star.fter a few games, instruction period was held, when the following tests were passed:\u2014Somer- sault, Buster Armstrong, Herbie Doyle and Gilbert Cooke; Ball- throwing, Buster Armstrong, Gilbert Cooke, Herbie Doyle, Edmond Bergeron; Skipping and time- telling, Michael Warmington; lk EFIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER gives you complete, dependable BEN local news.You need to know ali that is going on where you live.But you live also in o WORLD where big events ore in she moking \u2014 events which con mean so much to you, to your job, your home, your future.For constructive reports ond interpretations of nationol and interno- tional) news, there is ne substitute for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.Enjoy the benefits of being | best infotmed\u2014locally, nationally, internationally \u2014 with your local paper and The Christion Science Monitor.LISTEN Tuesday nights over ABC stations to \u2018\u2019The Christion | Science Monitor Views the News.\u201d And use this coupon today for a special in- vs troductory subseription.Funds | The Christion Science Monitor One, Norway St., Boston 15, Mass, U.S.A, \\ Please send me an Iatroductory subscription to The Christion Science Monitor \u2014 26 issues, 0) enclose $V.| (nome) Compass and National Anthem, Warren Franklin; Message, Bruce Hutchison.Douglas Lindores and Lloyd Hiscock both passed Collector Badge.The Red Six again won the evening's competition and Graham Martin was mighty proud to receive the pennant.Hockey games continue as long as weather permits .Tuesdays at 5 p.m.Trinity downed St.Luke's United again last week, 2-0.Brian Hut- chison counted both goals.Note to the Sixers:\u2014be sure and telephone your Cubs before the meetings.Radio Broadcast CJAD presents your weekly edition of \u201cScouting on the air\u201d « « + Yes, if you listen to CJAD on Saturday mornings at 9.05 a.m., this is what you'll hear .And yowll also hear local news of Scout activities .possibly news of your own unit .And, In addition, you may have an opportunity to be on the programme yourself .And there\u2019s also a chance for you to win a free period at camp this summer .So, why not listen in this Saturday merning and every Saturday morning at 9.03 am.and hear \u201cYOUR\u201d programme .\u201cScouting on the Air\u201d .By Scouts, for Scouts and about Scouts.In 1946 there were more than two million telephones in use in Canada, and it was estimated that in that year there were 1,757 conversations per telephone.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 Y.M.C.A.NOTES Special Entry For Hobby Show The Hobby Show Committee has secured for one of their special exhibits the services of several women D.P's, who will demonstrate the ancient art of weaving.These women, from International Y.M.C.A., will be at the West- mount Y.M.C.A, from April 12 to 15, during the Hobby Show.They Will be dressed in beautiful costumes of their own native European land.The general committee of the Hobby Show is in the process of collecting prizes from various companies.During the past week representatives have been around to every school in Westmount to distribute blotters and to give a small talk to the pupils about the Hobby Show.p\u2014 By GEORGE COCHRANE WHAT NEXT?The vagaries of censors are inexplicable, So, too, in many instances, is the need for.censorship.The little dictionary which accompanied me through high school defines a censor as \u2018one who examines or judges; one who finds fault.\u201d As such the average censor is about as popular as a worm-ridden apple.This century hasn't yet overcome its desire to be.told what to think, what to do, and what to see.Hence, the censor boards that sprinkle the land with their views, their ordinances and their edicts\u2014many of them the result of narrow, bigotted minds.When we reach the millenium, possibly even before that if more people can be educated properly, censors will be a thing of the past and each citizen will decide for himself what it is right and what it is wrong to see, hear and read.But until that time of true democracy arrives we must put up with such bodies as the Quebec film censors.There ran at the Snowdon _Theatre just about a year ago a very interesting, strictly adult production entitled \u201cAn Act of Murder.\u201d Its central theme was euthanasia, its story very similar to that of Dr.Sanders.Last week the Seville Art Theatre announced that it would be showing the film on Saturday.Then came the revelation that they had been asked to withdraw the film at the request of the Province of Quebec censors.Why ?The answer to that question is something that I am anxiously awaiting.For I have written our dear censors and asked them, very politely, their reasons for \u201c\u2018requesting\u201d the Seville Art Theatre not to show one of the few films released from Hollywood in 1949 that was not designed for view by adolescents.When that answer comes I'll print it in the Pillar, Then we can both laugh\u2014 or groan\u2014depending upon what we had for dinner that day.OLD BOYS Westmount High's Old Boys are expected to be out in force March 27, that\u2019s a week from this coming Monday, for their annual reunion.This time the scene of festivities will be the Queens Hotel and there are a few items a little out of the customary in con~ nection with the event.Last year's guest speaker, Dr.@G.D.Kilpatrick, prefaced his very entertaining discourse by saying that twentieth century men and women talk too much, think too little He gave as an example the fact that it was mecessary to invite him to the doings just to \u201caus +1 4 © YOUNG ADULT SECTION: The So-Ed Program got away to an excellent start last Thursday, after the difficulties which were faced due to the severe weather on March 9.G.B.Langley of the Royal Bank gave an excellent talk on \u201cHome Management.\u201d It was followed by an interesting discussion.The instructional courses have been limited to golf, tennis, water safety and dancing, with a full enrolment in the tennis course.It is not too late to secure five excellent lessons in the other subjects.Register before next Thursday.; The Square Dance Club will have as its guest caller Mr.Melvin of the Valois Citizens\u2019 Association, This regular monthly visit of Mr, Melvin .is looked forward to with enthusiasm by the Club members and their friends.If you -| are interested in learning to square dance, be sure to be present next Tuesday at 8.00 o'clock.The Badminton Club played a return match last Wednesday with the North Branch Badminton Club in the Queen's School gym.The Club is meeting each Wednesday in the Westmount Senior High School at 7.30 and in the \u201cY\u201d gymnasium on.Friday evening at 7.30.Anyone interested in playing badminton for the remainder of the season will find a welcome.The Friday Social Dance will be honouring Ireland's Patron Saint next Friday night.This is a time when we can really get to know a group of young people in a friendly social atmosphere.The Sunday Evening Firesides will be held up to April 2, These informal get - togethers around the fireplace start at 9.00 o'clock and offer an opportunity for mem- Hon.George Drew At Legion Meet The Hon.George Drew, Progressive Conservative leader in the House of Commons at Ottawa, and also leader of His Majesty's Loyal Opposition, will be the guest speaker at the annual convention of the Quebec Provincial Com- mang of the Canadian Legion at Sherbrooke, this year.The convention opens on April 16 and will conclude with the closing banquet on April 19, The venue of the convention is the armoury of the Sherbrooke Regiment.More than usual importance is attached to this year\u2019s convention as the Dominion Command biennial convention will take place in Winnipeg one month later.Resolutions adopted at Sherbrooke will, in most cases, be carried to the Dominion Convention for endorsement.say a few words.Apparently, the Old Boys\u2019 directors took his words to heart.This year there'll be no guest speaker.Instead the accent will he on entertainment and in this field Art Briggs has come up with a programme.that includes the name of Paula, \u201cexotic Indian dancer.\u201d In the past the only thing exotic to be present at Old Boys' meetings was The Herald's Aune Sand- land\u2014and she was there merely to cover the event for her estimable journal.There have been on occasion a few exotic plants in the vicinity but I have omitted previous mention of them because exotic plants are not, to the ordinary mind, very exotic.I have a sneaking suspicion 4hat Paula will turn out to be somebody like Mr.J.D, Lawley or Mr.John Anderson.At any rate, I'll be at the Queens on the 27th to find out.bers and their friends to meet on friendly grounds.Discussions cone cerning the Easter season are bes ing planned.We would welcome all members and their friends at the next their meetings.The Bridge Club meets regulare ly every Monday night at 8.00 p.m.\u2018There are tables for begin« ners, average players, and more experienced players can also get together.Hunting.(Continued from Page 1) \u2018 and cook, for the group had 27 horses and numerous supplies to trek into the interior once they had made their initial journey by air, The speaker outlined many of the characteristics.of hunting, pointing out that any hunter should practise his shooting be« fore aiming at wild animals.He also mentioned that the pack horses are very jealous of the sad« dle horses and that a characters istic of the mountain sheep was a white rump with a black tail, The movies displayed wonderful scenery and a special shot, taken of a sun set was outstanding, giv« ing the area incredible beauty.The speakers were introduced by Bill Abbott and thanked by Douglas McKean of the Club.With Jim Lawson acting as Chairman of the meeting, three new members were inducted into the Westmount Rotary Club.They were Harry Houston, Michael Tansey and William H.Dean,.in« troduced as members by Don Ross, Ted Harrison and Morris MceQuig- gan respectively.Municipal Ass'n.(Continued from Page 1) mount resident should belong to the association.Following on Mr.White's dis« closure that a questionnaire would be sent out by the City Hall authorities, The Examiner re« ceived by mail, a copy of a letter to be circulated on the question and a stamped addressed return postcard, worded: \u201cAre you in favour of opening the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Sunday afternoons for spectator sports at which admission charges will be made ?\u201d | Citizens are asked to mark the card Yes or No and to sign it and return it to The General Mane ager, City Hall.The accompanying letter gives a history of the ground and how it was acquired by Westmount, Figures dealing with the cost of operating the Athletic Grounds are also given for the guidance and information of voters.It will be recalled that the Rev, O.I.Ritz advocated Sunday sports for Westmount in the issue of The Examiner dated December 2, 1949.« UP-TO-THE-MINUTE , World & Local News CARLINGS @ (ip BD REPORTER M Vu A4 Y 6% iy C LSC HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the Closing of Estates © of Deceased Persons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 57 St.James St.West : 4557 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014WA, 8435 Ambassador Apts, Westmount \u2014 ons bes me at lar 8.00 gine 10re get | 27, ; to they by 7 of ing, nter be« He pack sad ters was tail, rful aken give y.uced | by hree into They hael ,- in« ROSS, Quig- g to dis vould Hall re« letter REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED \\ Hardwood Floors LAID FINISHED CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY .WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT Westm\u2019t Theatre Shows Initiative With View Room Something new in movie comfort has been inaugurated by Wyn Currie, popular manager of West- mount\u2019s de luxe Avenue Theatre, A special view room seating fourteen persons and completely glassed off from the rest of the auditorium has been installed in a small balcony at the rear of the theatre.\u201c The room is soundproof and air conditioned, thus permitting the privileged fourteen spectators to smoke and talk without disturbing the rest of the movie-goers.The sound is piped in through a loud speaker.\\ .The view room is quite small and is situated next to the operator\u2019s booth.Settees and easy chairs make for the maximum in comfort for the fourteen persons who see the screen through a specially treated plate glas window.The room has heen designed for groups who wish to be seated together, It must be rented as a whole, no individual seats being sold.The rent for the fourteen seats is $10 plus tax a performance, which works out at 85 cents a person.Reservations for.the view room must be made in advarce.It is quite flattering that, West- mount should have been the first city in this part of the country to try out this innovation.The idea is not new, however, as many movie theatres in the United Kingdom adopted the idea many Years ago, and in Glasgow it is possible in at least one theatre to have dinner served while watching the picture on the screen.Vets May Be Admitted To D.V.A.Hospitals Westmount veterans who, up until now, have been denied treatment in hospitals administered by the Department of Veterans\u2019 Affairs, will be pleased to learn that regulations, according to an announcement by Vete:ans\u2019 Minister Milton Gregg, have now been amended, to allow of the admission to these hospitals of any veteran of either war, providing he qualifies as to ability to pay the daily rate, and that there is accommodation available.The minister listed the conditions under three headings.1.There must be room for the veteran, and, undoubtedly, some time wili elapse before there is sufficient accommodation.2.The veteran must pay for hospitalization just as he would have to do in a civilian hospital.3.Veterans, such as pensioners already entitled to free care, will still get free treatment, and will have priority over others.Mr.Gregg said that rates charged would be as near as possible to those charged in civilian hospitals in the district involved.Further, the veteran will be responsible for paying the fees of the doctors who treat him, The veteran will have to arrange for, and pay, his own doctor, He also must be referred to the department by a doctor.> \u2018The announcement is of potential interest to more than 1,000,- 000 veterans.It means a widening list of persons eligible for admission to a D.V.A.hospital.At present, those admitted are pensioners, recipients of burnt out pensions or veterans\u2019 allowances, and veterans with meritorious service in a war theatre who are unab'e to provide treatment for themselves.The new regulations provide for acceptance of veterans who have a satisfactory health insurance plan or those who are able to pay for hospitalization.Until now any veteran who was able to get into a D.V.A.hospital and who was not entitled to free treatment, has been charged an SALE! - HAND-TAILORED SUITS AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen We have a large assortment of imported English materials including Camel Hair, Harris Tweed, Gabardines, and all kinds of Worsteds, etc.Repairs of All Kinds \u2014 Best Work Guaranteed AVENUE CUSTOM TAILORS 4226 ST CATHERINE WEST (Just west of Greens Ave.) OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS \u2014 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS WE, 5908 Westmount Park was given a fairyland look on Thursday which was accentuated next day by the prevailing bright sunlight which glinted on the snow-capped evergreens and the ice-coated brancheés.-nouncement may up this figure.Catholic Charity Group Annual Meeting Monday The Federation of Catholic Charities will hold its annual meeting in Salon E., Windsor Hotel, Monday, at 4.30 p.m., according to an announcement by J.Austin Murphy, K.C., president of the Federation.The meeting will be held for the purpose of receiving the annual report of the board of directors and for the election of directors and trustees for the ensuing term.inclusive daily rate of $9.00.It would appear on the surface that Minister Gregg's latest an- YEARS IN ie WESTMOUNT\" Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers WE.4046 OHMAN'S JEWELLERS -1216 Greene Ave.\u2014 \u2014 PAGE THREE Westmount Navy Officer Enthused Over Goose Bay Lieut.Don Jamieson R.C.N.(R) of 483 Strathcona avenue, West- mount, gives a very enthusiastic R.C.A.F.station at Goose Bay, L account of a visit he made to the abrador over last weekend.Lieut Jamieson travelled to the RCAF, outpost, as a member of a concerf party arranged by Alan Murray of Dumbell memories.Six men and eight ladies made up the party, which included the Red Feather Revue.The group left Dorval at 1.00 p.m.Saturday in an R.C.A.F.North Star piloted by Flt Lieut.Don Payne D.F.C.with Flt.Lieut.Rolland Lloyd as co-pilot.The plane arrived at Goose Bay at 4.30 p.m.Montreal time taking only 3% hours for the trip, which contrasts with about four days by boat.Although a navy type, Lieut Jamieson states that in all his service experience he has never seen any establishment which comes 2 within striking distance of the efficiency and appointments he ¢| found at Goose Bay.Over 100 miles of roads have been constructed, homes have been built for the married personnel which would not look out of place\u2019in Westmount.Houses Well Designed The usual barrack look has been eliminated, each house having a different appearance and design from the one next, even to the colour of the paint used he said.In addition, the dwellings are completely furnished, with air conditioned heating and electric light, and planned kitchens.Flatware and even linen is provided for the married couples, and Lieut.Jamieson states that it is no wonder that there is a waiting list at Air Force Headquarters of married men who wish to be transferred to Goose Bay.He pays great tribute to the (Continued on Page 5) || several members of the Sun Life concert troupe and the dance line of A x |Speeches Ruined By Gesticulation Says J.Melancon Pointers which may be of assistance to some of our up and coming younthful Westmount orators, were given by Jean Melancon at a recent meeting of the Montreal Richelieu.Club.Mr.Melancon, who has taught the fine points in diction and oratory to a large circle of Frenche Canadian actors, speakers and radio artists, stressed that speakers should not gesticulate unless they Know how.Too often, he said, good speeches were ruined by indiscriminate and senseless use of hands.His advice to budding public speakers was, that if they do not know what to do with their hands, put them in their pockets and keep them there, Mr.Melancon stated that very often points which the speaker wished to emphasize or stress were missed altogether because of in- approprite or unnecessary gestures.The remarks made by this eminent French-Canadian authority may be of assistance to those taking part in the current series of lectures and discussions at the Westmount Y.M.C.A., Help The Red Cross \"SALADA TEA \u201cMachines S ATTENTION MOTORCYCLISTS ! 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Yes, you save up % human history.Following the evening service, the Alpha Omega Society will meet in the hall for a specially- prepared programme, in which the members of the Congregation are invited to share.The Kirk Session will meet on Monday evening, and the Bruce Copland Mission Band on Thursday afternoon.The boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 groups will meet as usual on Tuesday and Wednesday.The members are looking forward with interest and expectation to the Pre-Easter Communion Services \u2014 which will be held on Palm Sunday.On March 26th, Preparatory Service will be held, at which time new members will be received and welcomed.NOW You can have SOFT WATER i in your own home ! .NO WORK FOR YOU! to 70% on soap \u2014 25% on clothes \u2014 24% on water heating costs.This water can now be yours just as you have your phone or electricity; on a service basis.We simply install our water softener in a convenient place in your home.At regular intervals we exchange the unit for a fresh \"sealed\" one.Once a month ou receive a small bill for the service \u2014 that's all there is to it! COPR.1950 CULLIGAN ZEOLITE CO.(MONTREAL) LTD.2206 Beaconsfield Ave.- WA.4328 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 195\u20ac St.Mary\u2019s Hospital Plans $117,964 Drive Objective Richard (Dick) S.White, of 1 Murray avenue, Westmount, has been appointed general campaign chairman of St.Mary's Hospital's forthcoming campaign, J.J.Gallagher, president of the hdspital, announced today.Mr, White, Mr.Gallagher \u2018said, \u201cwill have the very difficult job of directing volunteer workers in a drive for $117,964 to meet the hospital's 1949 deficit.The campaign will take place between April 17 and March 2\u201d.The campaign chairman will be assisted by the following: Thomas J.Madden and Louis¥ P.Beaubien, general vice-chair- men; James Cleary, parish division chairman; Ken McArdle, spe- rdeficit, CROSLEY BATTERY RADIOS $29.95 Less Batteries VICTOR PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS REG.$55\u2014TO CLEAR $39.95 MITTS $1.29 SKI EQUIPMENT SKIIS \u2014 POLES HARNESS\u2014PACK SACKS LESS Pair SKI BOOT GREASE 15c Tin 25% LAMPS SHADES LESS 25// REG.$4.50 NOW $3.85 ALARM CLOCKS IRONS Reg.4.95 xow $3.85 EDWARDS ELECTRIC: FORMERLY HODGE BROS.5362 Sherbrooke West (near Prud'homme) TOASTERS Reg.4.85 Now $1.98 EXPERT RADIO REPAIR SERVICE EL.4540 cial names chairman; Paul C.Dawson, chairman, industrial division; Dr.J.J.Dinan, chairman, doctors division; R.J.Dunlevy, publicity divigion chairman; Mrs, John S.Corbett, chairman, ladies division, and Martin Whitacker, treasurer.Pointing out that it was \u201cthe human element\u201d that prevented a hospital from being operated on a sound business basis, Mr.Gallagher recalled one example of \u201ccompassion towards the sick\u201d as an instance of just why St.Mary's cannot operate within a budget.Need For Funds \u201cConsider the case of Mr.X,\u201d he said.\u201cHe was a patient for over nine months.He had Blue Cross benefits of $70, and when these were exhausted he was accepted by the Quebec Public Charity Act who pay a limit of $4.00 per day.\u201cObviously when food, accommodation, linens, medicines, special nurses and treatments are considered, this sum does not even approach the cost of hospitalization.His total bill at cost was $4,- 532.96, including $3,075 for oxygen treatments.Q.P.C.A.paid its amount for 275 days for a total of $1,100, while the hospital must absorb the remainder, $3,362.95.\u201cThe hospital knew all along that the patient was indigent, yet he received the finest of medical care, as do all patients, regardless of whether they are able to pay or not.\u201d It is for reasons such as this, he said, that St.Mary's shows a \u201cYou cannot be merciless where the sick are concerned.\u201d Mr.White, it was learned, will establish campaign headquarters in the Windsor Hotel on April 1.Westmount Boys May Apply for Navy Scholarship Westmount lads are offered a chance of getting a one-year scholarship valued at $580 tenable either at Royal Military College, Kingston, or at Royal Roads, Victoria.The scholarship is being put up by the Naval Officer's Association of Montreal.In making the announcement, Cmdr.(S) D.R.McRobie, R.C.N.(R), president of the Association, said that the award would cover the first year\u2019s fees and expenses, at either of the two Canadian services colleges in 1950, Preference will be given to candidates who are relatives of for mer or serving personnel of the naval forces of Canada and who contemplate a career in the Royal Canadian Navy.One of the conditions of the scholarship is that applicants must he bona fide residents of the Montreal area, living within a radius of 40 miles from Phillips Square.Applications are to be made prior to July 1, this year, to the chairman scholarship committee, Naval Officer's Association of Mrs.Edward E.Workman Dies at Westmount Home Catherine Louise Nason, wife of Edward E.Workman, died at her residence, 5 Renfrew Avenue, Westmount, in her 49th year.A funeral service was held on Wednesday from the Chapel of William Wray, University Street, with burial taking place in Mount Royal Cemetery.\u2019e Ï Calvary United A * * \u201cThe God of the Hills and Thé Valleys\u201d will be the theme of the sermon at the morning service, and \u201cOur Faith and Fellowship\" the subject of the evening sermon which the Very Rev.T, W.Jones, M.A., D.D., will preach in Calvary Church on Sunday.The Officers of St.Lawrence Masonic Lodgé will attend the evening service, with the District Deputy of Grand Lodge, R.W, Bro.B.Wilde and the Master of St, Lawrence Lodge, Wor.Bro.A.G.Walker assisting in the service.The Church School will meet in all departments at 9.45 a.m., with the Pastor's Training Class for Church Membership at Easter meeting at 10 a.m.Monday, 8 p.m.in the Church Parlours, the Teachers and Officers of the Church School will meet for very important business matters.All officers are urged to be present, Thursday, 2.30 p.m., March 23rd, the Western W.C.T.U.will meet at | the home of Mrs.W.A.P.Milne, 3522 Sherbrooke St.East.The regular mid-week activities will be carried on at the usual hours, Cubs on Monday at 6.43 p.m., Badminton Club on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m, C.G.I.T.and Scouts on Thursday at 7.30 p.m.and the Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m.» » » = \" \u201c LU re to amr \" # set hoot?mu w?a 4e ee, Ke êRE wertgs \u201c Ses oo Pao.oe \u201cOunpep 9 \u20acor ew ra its he Royal Bank D.T.YOUNGSON Appointments R.I.FINDLATER The Royal Bank of Canada announces the appointment of D.T.Youngson as manager of its Greene Avenue Branch, Westmount, succeeding J.M.Carleton, who Head Office for special duties, is being attached to the Bank\u2019s Mr.Youngson was formerly manager at the Sherbrooke and Decarie branch of the bank.His successor is R.I.Findlater, who comes to Montreal from Moncton, N.B., where he was manager of the Mountain Road branch of the Royal Bank.Westmount.(Continued from Page 3) wonderful organizing job done by governmental agencies in transforming this barren wilderness of snow and stumpy bush into a comfortable place io live, for the more than 1,000 R.C.AF.personnel stationed there, besides at least an equal number of American Air Force members\u2018 also in the neighbourhood.The single men may not find it quite so attractive, but everything has been done to make life pleasant.A movie house which compares with the Avenue ijn Westmount, shows first run pictures every afternoon and evening, the prices being 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.Bowling alleys are also there and tennis, badminton facilities are also provided.The station has its own dance band which pays for the many dances.Hunting, Fishing Good Good hunting and fishing including salmon is available.Proof of the plentiful supply of salmon is that each member of the con-, cert party was given an 18 lb.salmon to bring home as a memento of the visit.In fact - Lieut.Jamieson states the plane on the way back smelt very very fishy as the frozen salmon thawed out.Schoolmaster Potts has about 108 children attending school, and is looking forwar® to a newer and larger school heing readied for early summer orcupation.Rents for the houses are based \u2018on rank, and the allocation depends on the farily size.A flight sergeant for instence is charged $45.00 per month for a house which includes every facility and oil for the heatine system, men of lower rank and officers are charged proportionately lower or higher rents, aceording to basic pay rates.Lieut.Jamieson said that the American Air Force are not guite up to the R.C.A.F in living quarters, although the Officers Mess wa; something.It looked more like a posh night club in contrast to the more homey and comfortable mess in the Canadian base.An up-to-date fully equipped hospital looks after the well-being of the personnel.Eighteen babies M.ZATZ CUSTOM TAILOR Established ever 30 years Hand-tailored Suits and Coats for ladies and gentlemen.We have a fine new stock of imported Suitings and Overcoatings.Also Alterations on Ladies\u2019 Suits and Coats Guaranteed Workmanshin Reasonable Prices 1215 Greene Ave, Room 6 Fitzroy 2872 Worst Smoke Fire Ties Up Traffic What might have been a serious fire was happily gotten under control hefore it had gained much headway at the Mountview Apartments, 3025 Sherbrooke Street, W., on Monday morning.The apartment building, which is almost on the Westmount boundary line, was little damaged by the fire, but, according to the Montieal fire department officers \u201con the scene, it was the worst smoke fire of the year.Thirty-five persons were rescued by firemen, many of the rescued, most of them women in night attire, being carried down ladders to safety by the firemen.The fire was first reported at 8.30 a.m, and took just over two hours to quell.A second alarm was sent out.Damage was limited to the right side of the building.The fire broke out in the basement of the building.The majority of the residents were able to return to their apartments after the fire was over.Smoke damage, however, was heavy.} have been born in the hospital in recent months.The party landed back at Dorval val at 5.00 p.m.Sunday afternoon tired but satisfied with their weekend trip.One thing which impressed was the extent of the barren wastes, the number of lakes, and the gradual thinning out of foliage as the plane winged its way north.A bus service operates over the 100 mile roadways kept open at the base, which is shaped like a triangle with numerous roads criss crossing from the American side to the Canadian side.The third arm of the triangle is all hush.Canada Well Defended Lieut.Jamieson states that he is very satisfied that the defence of Canada's northern approaches is in good hands, and if all our Canadian air depots are at the same high level of efficiency, any intruder will have \u2018a rough time.It sure was an eye opener he added.; Goose Bay is really a hub from which planes can cover all approaches, and is used by the com- merciaklines when Gander is closed due to fog.There is little or no fog at Goose Bay.The station is commanded by Group Captain J.A.Verner, who has all the worries of running the small town._\u2014 Costume ensemble with shoes in the same color will add to one's height, and if a short in stature girl wears shoes of a contrasting color, the same color should be carried out high on her costume, 1 a - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 Hon.D.C.Abbott Again Under Fire Westmount's member at Ottawa, The Hon.D.C.Abbott, Finance Minister, is again the target for nasty remarks.This time it is the girl walters in the Parliamentary Restaurant who are after Mr.Abbott's scalp.The girls are campaigning for new uniforms.They complain that the present ones, once a pleasant shade of blue, have now faded, through many washings, into two- tone and even three-tone effects, The girls don't like it.Senators and members of parliament are getting an earful if they care to listen.The waitresses waste no opportunity of displaying the faded spots to the members and of pointing out how disgraceful\u2019 it is for parliament to dress their staff in such shoddy and unfashionable uniforms.Mr.Abbott's reported economy drive is blamed by the girls for the -hold-out on the new uniforms.They threaten to take the matter up with those who will understand their feminine concern \u2014 the wives of the members and senators if new togs are not forthcoming soon.Mrs.Beatrice Rickards Mourned by Family Here Mrs.Beatrice M.L.Rickards, wife of the late C.Dudley Rick- ards, died at the residents of her daughter, Mrs.W.W.Sealy, 351 Lansdowne Avenue Westmount, on Sunday.Mrs.Rickards is survived by a son, C.Selby Rickards, of Peter- borough, Ont., three daughters, Mrs.Sealy and Mrs.F.Norman Harling, both of Westmount, and Mrs.William W.Sealy, of Galveston, Texas.The funeral was held from the chapel of Jos.Wray & Bro., Mountain Street, on Tuesday, with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.PENNY PINCHER For supper: With toothpicks fasten cheese slices between thick boiled potato slices spread with mustard.Brush with fat, broil to brown.> RMR Smoker Plans Listed A number of former officers, including Lieut.-Col.Schwob, Major Allen, Major Campbell, Major A?McBride, Major McLean and Capt.Rejall, ex-members of B PAGE FIVE Coy, of the Royal Montreal Regl- ment, who are lending their support to the organization of a smoker to be held at the armoury, April 1.All ex-members of \u201cB\u201d\u2019 Come pany overseas, are invited to attend.Those interested should phone their address to any of the following: S.Liddell, UN.1704; J.Broderick, WI.4141, Local 235; L.Furlong, CH.7400; or C.Hol- liday, LA.4156.-INSTALLATION P.McCua 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.WESTMOUNT S AND REPAIRS ig Limited WI.1104 On sale everywhere 0 OO Ford wd Monarch\u2019 DISTRIBUTORS TEMPORARY SALES OFFICE FO 5 OO 0.1 OO 2 I FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.Phone Our Sales : Office and we will send a car to your home 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THE NEW 1950 MODELS OF e FORD ® PREFECT e M PTET 0000.0 CORNER GRAND BLVD.ONARCH ® ANGLIA OO OO N'A Fs EN H a À Wh épée ra 5 ve LA DS EE CS EL tof meme RATES ERNESES oi Se KAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBIUKH OF CANANA'S METROPULIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 2191 Hampton Ave.Head Office: WaAinus 27734 \u201cThe Exuminer\u2019 aim» to be an independent, cleun Dewspapes fer the home.devates to Oublie cervira Mail aubacriptions: 32.40 pes yenr; a1.00 half-year.Authorized as nd Class Mall.Mtawa Post Office Dept FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 WANTED: AN INVESTIGATION * 0% ¥ $17,000,000 Is Too Much Money During the past year there has been relatively little unemployment in Canada yet we are told that the cost of administering the federal government's unemployment insurance fund amounted to $17,000,000.Semator W.M.Aseltine, of Saskatchewan, has suggested in a speech in the upper house that the Senate committee should investigate this enormous administrative cost.Senator Aseltine points out that contributions to the fund by employers, employees and government in 1949 totalled $120,000,000, and administrative costs therefore about 15 per cent of the total, a condition which the Senator described as \u201cshocking\u201d.amounted to so that it can THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 It Ottawa has bebn able to spend $17,000,- 000 to handle unemployment insürance at a time when the principle work of the department must be collecting payments from workers and employers, we wonder what administrative costs will amount to if large unemployment occurs and the department has the additional work of returning the insurance contributions to Canadian workers.If ordinary insurance companies had to waste as great a percentage of premiums.in administrative costs, there would be little cash left to provide benefits.Senator Asel- \u2018tine\u2019s suggestion of an investigation of the fund's administration does not seem at all: unreasonable at this time.THE TABLE OF THE FUTURE Limited Space Compels Changes A furniture man told us the.other day that tables with stationary legs will practically disappear in the next few years.The reason he gave was that they take up too much space in the modern high-rent, limited- space dwelling, especially apartments.Space below the table top must be used.Hence tables will have shelves or drawers below the top, or they will have folding legs, or the top will be hinged to the wall be put out of the way when space is wanted fo- a chair.Î Church of the Advent A * The fourth Sunday in Lent is called Refreshment or Mothering \" Sunday in the church; the latter name reminds us that it has been kept for many centuries as Mothers\u2019 Day.The preacher -at the Solemn Eucharist in the Church of the Advent will be the Rev.Kenneth Bolton, rector of the parish of St.John the Divine.The Bishop of Montreal will pay his annual visit to the Advent parish Wednesday at 8 p.m., and will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation.I Dominion-Douglas =! * * On Sunday morning in Dom- inion-Douglas Church, Dr.Lloyd Smith will take as his topic, \u201cThe Way the Master Went.\" The choir will render a Motet by Bach, entitled, \u201cI Wrestle and Pray.\u201d The Church School! will meet at 3 p.m.An important rehearsal for the Easter Pageant will be held.In the evening Dr.Charles Johnston will continue his Lenten Series for Young People, \u201cScenes from Jesus\u2019 Life\u201d with \u201cTouching His Garment.\u201d At the Young Peoples\u2019 Union meeting which will follow immeaiately.Dr.Douglas Wilson will give further vocational guidance as he speaks on \u201cAnalysis of Personality,\u201d with demonstration of the psychological tests used.On Monday at 2 p.m., the Sewing Ing Circle invites all ladies interested in sewing and friendly chatter.Tea will be served.On Tuesday at 10 a.m, the Women's Association will meet to sew, with luncheon to follow at 1 p.m,, under the direction of Mrs.A.H.Marden and Mrs.H.S.Van Patter as hostesses.At 8 p.m., the Handicraft Guild will begin work on a new quilt, and will carry on with the weaving and leather tooling.On Wednesday at 8 p.m.in Leslie Hall, the Lenten Services on the general theme, \u201cA Clinic in Christian Living,\u201d will continue with a discussion, led by Dr.Smith on \u201cJesus and Our Business.\u201d Next Friday afternoon at 4 p.m,, * girls of the film, in Tees Hall, there will be a special showing for younger boys and \u201cSong of the South.\u201d Mothers are invited to bring small children with them.The regular showing for older children will begin at 7 p.m.Members of the Congregation are reminded of the Men's Club Ladies\u2019 Night on Monday, March 27th, when the choir, under Mr.Robb's direction, will render a program of sacred and secular music.\u2014 Westmount Baptist *e - \u2014 fp Dr.J.B.McLaurin, Missionary Statesman and General Secretary + lof.the Canadiän Baptist Foreign Mission Board, will address both services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.Dr.McLaurin has just returned from a visit to a number of the Mission Fields in the South American Continent.He spent considerable time in Bolivia, where Canadian Baptist have been carrying on a most successful Missionary Enterprise for over half a century, Native leadership has been raised up and at present the new Training College at Cochabamba has a splendid registration of young men who will become Christian Leaders.Dr.Earl Merrick, fifty per-cent of whose support was\u2019 provided by the West- mount Congregation, ig now Principal of this Training School.Dr.McLaurin also visited the scene of the martyrdom where Rev.Norman Dabbs, together with seven native Christians, lost their BAPTIST 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 Cholrmaster SUNDAY, MARCH 19th DR.J.B.McLAURIN, Missionary Statesman, at Both Services 11,00 am.\u2014 7.30 p.m.Dr.McLaurin has recently returned from a Missionary Tour of South America VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED lives when attacked by a mob of Indians, fully a year ago.Last Sunday the Westmount congregation dedicated beautiful church furnishings, provided anonymously by members of the church.Among these were a new .(Continued on Page 7) PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, BA.B.D.\u2018Minister SUNDAY, : \u201cMARCH: 19th 11.00 a.m, \u201cPublic, Worship.2.00 p.m.Teen Age Bible Class, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship, LESTER A.WOODIN, Organist and Choirmaster A Nursery for small children is conducted during the: Morning Service of Worship.Visitors and Friends are Cordially Welcome Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY.MARCH 19th 11.00 aan.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, 11.1% a.m.Sunday School.8.00 p.m.Bible Class.7.30 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, A CORDIAL- WELCOME 19 EXTENDED TO VISITORS Miss Doris Killam.A.T.C.M., L.Mus.(McGill).Organist and Choir Director.MISCELLANEOUS Montreal Truth Centre and Metaphysical Library 1828 Sherbrooke St.W.{near Guy) WE.6077 SUNDAY.MARCH 19th 2.30 p.m.Meditation Dally.8.00 p m.Speaker: Mr James Falconer, Subject: \u201cThe Greater Light.\u201d Soloist: Mrs, t Accomnanist: Mrs.H.F, Briegel.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd 3.00 p.m.Inspirational Hour.8.00 p.m Evening Service, 1 DR.MARGARET DAVIES EDWARDS Minister and Leader ALL ARE WELCOME MARK THIS DATE ! THESE PICTURES ARE FREE Come early and join In the singing with Douglas Foster and Miss Jones COLOR PICTURES FOR ALL THE FAMILY! \u201cTHREE STEPS HEAVEN!\" SUNDAY, 7:30 4250 WESTERN AVENUE, WESTMOUNT REV.O.J.RITZ, M.A.First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, .Westmount, P.Q.(West Side Entrance) SUNDAY, MARCH 19th 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.n.to 4.00 p.m.except Sundays and holidays.Subject: : Golden Text: Isalah 40:8.The grass withereth, the flower fadeth; but the word of God shall stand forever, Matter.Come to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourssh.+ Attend the Church of Your Chotce Regularly.bureh * x | Montreal Truth Centre J « At the Sunday evening service of the Montréal\u2019 Truth Centre, guest speaker was Dr.Hubert Squires, his subject being \u201cThe Evolution of.Human Mind.\u201d Using den of Eden, he traced the evolve- corresponding changes in the mind backward through many periods of time.Guest soloist, Mrs.W.A.Fisher, sang .\u201cI Walk Where Jesus Walked Today,\u201d by Geoffrey O'Hara accompanied by Mrs.H.F.Briegel.; Next Sunday night, speaker give an address on the topic, \u201cThe Greater Light.\u201d Soloist will be Mrs.Jessie Wright and accompanist Mrs.H.F.' Briegel.The Montreal Truth Centre, ANGLICAN the Biblical allegory of the Gar-| ment of the human form and the |.MA Student Asst.: Mr.Frank Gilmore, B.A will be James Falconer, who will .% (under the leadership of \u2018Dr.Margaret Davies Edwards, is located at 1628 Sherbrooke St.W., (near Guy).UNITED Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, Gifford Mitchell.B.A.Mus.Bac, Orgunist and Choir Director \u2014\u2014 SUNDAY, MARCH 19th 9.45 a.m.Church School, 10.00 a.m.Pastor's Training Class for Church Membership at Easter.11.00 a.m.*The God of The Hills and _The Valleys\u201d.7.30 .-m.\u201cOur Faith and Our Fellowship.\u201d Preacher: Dr.T.W.Jones at both services.- Officers and members of St.Lawrence Masonic Lodge will attend the evening service.Members of sister lodges are cordially invited to attend.A HEARTY WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO ALL Church of The Advent: Corner of \u2018Wood and Western ; Westmount Kev.Sydenham B.Lindsay © \"Rev.John W.Kerr MOTHERING SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, 9.80 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.- 10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.Rev.Kenneth Bolton.- 7,00 p.m.Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES .\u2018 \"Holy Communion, 7.00 a.m.Tues., Thurs.| \u2018and Sat, 800 a.m.Mon.and Friday, 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.nesday at 9.00 \u2018Evensong: 530 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.Wedaesday, 8.00 p.m., Confirmation by the Bishop of Montreal, ST.MATTHIAS\" \u2018CHURCH = Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sermon, Preacher :\u2014 The Rector.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, \u2014 Preacher: The Rector, WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.Lenten Service, THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion and Meditation.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m, Sunday \u2018School.11.00 a.m, Choral Celebration.7.30 p.m.Evensong.WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.- 8.00 pm.Devotions, \u2014 Rev.E, J.horpe.SATURDAY Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 10.06 a.m.Holy Communion.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev, Howard R.Kunkle, Assistant ° FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Junior Sunday School, Confirmation Class, Bible Class.11:00 a m.Choral Communion, Preach- \u2018er: The Rev.Howard R.Kunkle.Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary School.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Major James Barnett, WEDNESDAY 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 8.00 p.m.Evening Service.THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Preacher?\"2 Matins: 7,30 a.m.dally except on Wed: co Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd.cor.Lansdowne Avenue ee BE Ministers: - Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.\u201cCharles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D.SUNDAY.MARCH 19th- .: 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe- Way, Ihe Master.Went.Dt.Lloyd \u2018Smith -3.00 p.m.Church School, 7.30 pan.\u201cTouching His Garment.\u201d - Dr.Charles.Johnston.-B.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union, 0 Organist and CholFmaster,\u2019 Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac, ST.\"ANDREW'S CHURCH «oi Cote-St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle.Ave.WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, © Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 19th ACTORS IN THE WORLD'S GREATEST DRAM 11.00 a.m.\u201cTWO SUBTLE ENEMIES.* 7.30 p.m.\u201cTWO SPLENDID COWARDS\u201d (Mr.Grant will preach at both Services) 10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m, Church School.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Organist and Cholrmaster, Phillips Motley, Be B.A., Mus.Bae, COME AND \u201cWORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine Street West Minister: Rev.Thomas EK.Mclennan Visiting Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, MARCH 19th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, Subject: \u2014 .\u201cAre We Prodigal?\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday Sonal 3.00 p.m.St.James Men's Association, 7.30 p.m.Evening Service.Subject: \u2014 *Obedience.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.Mr.Warner Norman.Organist WESTMOUNT PARK | \u201cEMMANUEL , Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 19th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship, Subject: \u201cThe Cross \u2014 A Stumbling Block?\u201d HM am Sundav School : 7.30 p.m, Evening Worship, Subjects \u201cTurn On The Light.\u201d \u2018 Dr.Campbell will speak at both Services.8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Society.Handel's Messiah will be presented with Orchestra accompaniment in the Church on Good Friday, a 1.8 SM Chott Director, O.R., Gliddon Organist ; t 8.15 p.m, \u20184.C.Seoft, DD %\\ |S A 0) baer dai ty (5 | 12 |= 0 (2 I Fe] 2e jt; 1 1250222 e>z>= a SALE! 30% REDUCTION ON C.A.L.ARTISTS\" OIL COLOURS Limited Quantity + PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) ® Glidden Paints © Artists\u2019 Materials ® Picture Framing We Deliver WE.6889 6 COUNTRY HOUSES WANTED The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising | - \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 _ = = \u2014 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773+ 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word _ \u2014\u2014 PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED PAGE SEVEN Authorized Dealer for © General Electric ® Connor Washers ® Moffat Ranges ® Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Ave.) Expert Radio and Electrical Repairs WE.2226 - FI.3006 AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE | 29-a FOR SALE 29-a FOR SALE (General) (General) SMALL heated apartment within commuting distance, Two \u2018adults, Reasonable rent, WE, 3003 after 6 p.m.: 1-37 16 FLATS, DUPLEXES TO LET ° OIL heated flat, suitable for office and living quarters, occupancy May 1st next,.7 rooms, sundeck, Situated |.Monkland Ave.side, Wilson, $135.00 monthly plus water tax, For desirable tenant.Write Box 758, c-o 2185 Hampton.: I-17 17 FLATS, DUPLEXES WANTED HEATED duplex 6 or more rooms, May or June occupancy.Small adult family.Good references.Write box 770, c-o 2185 Hampton.1-43 SIX room heated duplex, Snowdon, N.D.G., or Westmount, $130.00 limit.Write \u2018box 767, -c-o 2185 Hampton.20 ROOMS TO LET WESTMOUNT \u2014 Furnished room for lady, month of April.WE.2997.I-50 WESTERN near Wood, large room, quiet, clean home.FI.5332.I-47 27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE wanted near Victoria.Call north near EL.6965 after 6 p.m.I-20 29-2 FOR SALE (General) GAS STOVE Norge White Star, only 2 years old.Must sell, Moving to new district.EL CHESTERFIELD and chair, in excellant condition, upholstered and slip- covered, will sell separately, WA.4016.ANTIQUE Loveseat, settee atyle, beautifully upholstered, 50° wilde, 40 high, $75.00, After 5.30 p.m.HE.3754.1-40 UPRIGHT piano \u2014 Layton, In good condition, $200.00.WE.3203.I-42 ELECTRIC STOVES WASHING MACHINES IRONERS CANADA'S MOST POPULAR WASHERS, PRICES\u2019 AS LOW AS $129.00.ONLY $1.00 DELIVERS BALANCE $2.00 WEEKLY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I-44 UPRIGHT piano, duet bench, excellent condition, no dealers, Reasonable price.EL.9438 I-38 WOODWORK Kitchen cabinets made and installed.Radiator covers, vallance boards and all kinds of alterations.Hunter Wood Products Reg\u2019d., DE.7582.1-15 UNUSUAL BARGAINS Bedroom sulte, absolutely new, 17 pieces, walnut finish, modern Waterfall, square mirrors, rich appearance, including: double bed, beautiful mate tress and spring, vanity and bench, dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $35.00.Chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolutely new.\" two tone, spring filled, modern.Sacrifice $76.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu, ft, demonstrator, guaranteed like new for 5 years by manufacturers.Regular, $379.00, sacrifice $260.00.New rugs, 6x9, 325.00; 9 x 12, 355.00; Wilton, 27 wide, $3.25 yard.Electric washing machine, Inglis deluxe, demonstrator, automatic water pump, \u201cIt's a beauty\u2019, regular $209.60, guaranteed like new, sacrifice $155.00.These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms ff desired.5320 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.7325, RTC A CECI IE NA 6 CIO) FunaraL DiRECtORS ,Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beaute At your disposal without charge 1244 Mountain S@D Phone: DA 4321 [We will tell you everything you.want) to know about our se Îice.We are here to \\ answer your questions qu ue [in a range of prices that meets levery family\u2019s needs or wishes.# 5 = No compromise on quality is ever necessary.It costs no more to call us.\u201c 5610 \"IE LLL 1 ZL TIT IV SP Tre OIL PAINTING \u201cWild \u2018Surf\u2019 Maine coast by Warren Mansfield, well known American Painter, size 36 x 28, beautifully framed, price $150.00.Phone for appointment, EL.4733.\u2019 1-22 KHALABAR RUG 9x12, raisin color, $125.00.WA.2378.LARGE upholstered living room chair; also small size dressing table with mirror attached.Call WE.5161.I-32 TOOLS FOR SALE From an estate consisting of care penters's, mechanic's and plumber\u2019s, tools and fittings, HA.2973 or EL.6534, I-28 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trafl- ers.for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871, EL.6023, I-6 WALNUT piano, china vase, silk dress and coat.WE, 2997.I-48 ELECTRIC - REFRIGERATORS NEW 1950 MODELS FULL ACCESSORIES INCLUDING DUAL SLIDING CRISPERS.5 YEAR GUARANTEE.DIRECT FACTORY SERVICE DIRECT FACTORY PRICES ONLY $1.00 CASH BALANCE AS LOW AS $3.00 WEEKLY.DELIVERY DIRECT FROM FACTORY GUARANTED WITHIN 48 HOURS.FREE TAXI SERVICE TO SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL MODELS, CHARTIER REFRIGERATION UNIVERSITY 5074 cleaned once, H- 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE TWO TRICYCLES Wanted, smallest and lragest sizes.WA.7496.I-29 SCRAP, automobile batteries, metals, hot water tanks, rags, newspapers, etc.WA.1930.: 1-24 WANTED ping-pong table, reasonable, Negro Community Centre, WI.0295.1-18 WANTED \u2014 Typewriters, standard portable, and adding machines, BE.OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590.H.Pearce, Jowellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.I- ANTIQUE silver, china, pewter, ornaments, prints, bric-a-brae, objets d'art, ete, specially wanted.Antique Jewelry.Representative calls, Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, WI.6700.1-3 84 HELP WANTED FEMALE PART TIME TYPIST Two hours per day, 76¢c per hour.HA.7101.I-34 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE TYPING letters, cards, statements, forms at home, WA.7976.1-27 ACTIVE lady in forties, good social background, languages, no business experience, seeks part-time job.Phone DE.0293 mornings.1-19 $7 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED accountant-book- keeper seeks part-time work, west end, Books kept for Doctors, small businesses, etc.WA.3434.1-3 29 LOST LADY'S wrist watch, initials T.L.H., Tuesday night, on West side of Roslyn between Sherbrooke and Cote _St.Antoine.Reward.DE.9216.1-41 43 PERSONALS CHILDREN'S MOVIES Special movies for children's Birthda Parties.Free group photo.WA.5198.1-10 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars P.O.Box 3213 tation L, Westmount Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS 1 { Christian Science Trades and Professional Cards % 20 WORDS 65c \u2014 ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH * ACCOUNTING TAX EXPERT Will compute, prepare and file sal- arfed persons returns for $2.00.Satisfaction gauranteed, Day and night.Phone EL.8218, 1-39 \"AUTOMOBILE SPECIALTY HUGH BRUNTON AUTO TOPS & BODIES REG'D.The oldest shop in Montreal specializing in convertible sport tops, upholstery and seat covers, For estimate call CA.9913, 390 Laurier Ave.LA -21 BUILDING REPAIRS S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and repairs.Expert 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 gauranteed.EL.7453.I-11 DECORATING FOR CARPENTY REPAIRS, F.Thomas.For painting and decorat- Ing, W.Thomas.Estimates free.wL STANDRING & JENNINGS REG'D.Interior, exterior painting and deco- FURNITURE REPAIRS MAKE new furniture out of your ola?any kind of polishing: also cabinet making, Inlaid and antique repair q specialty, 342B Victoria, WA.(£235 -23 MUSIC LESSONS LAURE FINK, AT CM, LGSM.(London) L.R.S.M.piano teaches and accompanist, just returned from England.Call WE.4840 for appointment.I-3¢ PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDREN'S photographs taken in your home, The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA.1721.Evenings, 1-14 RADIO SERVICE TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE And repair work guaranteed.24 hour service.We.call and deliver.Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West, EL.4540.I-5 RUG SERVICE BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, materials, into any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET, co Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes.I have ideas, Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE.4688, I-8 DRESSMAKING \u2014 Also alterations.Hems shortened or lengthened on short notice.YO.7474.FIRST class dressmaking.Evening gowns, remodelling and alterations.Work guaranteed.Moderate prices.for appointment.Call AT.8649.I-26 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order.A 7820.I-4 * - | Westmount Baptist (Continued from Page 8) | ¥ pulpit, chastely designed in mahogany, together with drapes in mulberry and gold, as well as fern stands, jardinieres etc.The gifts were presented by A.E.Smith, on behalf of the donors, and received on behalf of the trustees and congregation by George Adam, chairman of the Deacons\u2019 Board.Dr.J.A.Johnston carried through the Prayers of Dedication.Recordings were made on the church's tape recorder.At the Evening Service, Edwin Jones, B.A, and Mrs.Jones were given a very warm send-off as they left to become missionaries in Ethiopia.They expect to sail from New York this week and will reach the Field of their labours in about three weeks \u2019time.* k \u201cMatter\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read .in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Isaiah 40:8.\u201cThe grass withereth, the flower fadeth; but the word of our God shall stand for ever\u201d, Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cThen the Pharisees went out, and held a council against him, how they might destroy him.But when Jesus knew it, he withdrew himself from thence and great muilti- tudes followed him, and he heale: them all; then was brought unto him one possessed with a devi! rating.Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.{2037 PEEL ST.L.5848 7453.1-7 1-13 DRESSMAKING UPHOLSTERING DRESSMAKING and alterations.CHESTERFIELDS recovered.Fine upholstery.For quality workmanship consult Andy the Upholsterer.Phone BE.4868; night, UN.2088, I-35 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS, custom-built, Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no installation charge.Free steel draperies brackets fastened on each blind.First on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG\u2019D YO.5681 Evenings: YO.3943 = blind and dumb; and he healed him, insomuch that the blind and dumb both spake and saw.\u201d (Matthew 12: 14, 15 and 22.) The Lesson-Sermon also ine cludes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cRise in the conscious strength of the spirit of Truth to overthrow the plea of mortal mind, alias mate ter, arrayed against the supree macy of Spirit.Mortals obtain the harmony of health, only as they forsake discord, acknowledge the supremacy of divine Mind, and abandon their material beliefs.By lifting thougtht above error, or direase, and contending persistente ly for truth, you destroy error, When we remove disease, by ade dressing the disturbed mind, giving no heed to the body, we prove that thought alone creates the suf fering.\u201d (Pages 390 and 400.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing & Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES ST.WEST Fl.1844 NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 Le Per er te re te ES FO BLEY 42011 Ù EA TN SE CATALOGUF ON REQUESIH ria nT JA SR WP ett pine Pp Rd A Ca am bt Re at UT A Se ie en roe pe 00 T0 moe is dat = AC Pet ARR Ta Bak nie og sR + 0 ed x ENS SR NS i PRE SE TD BE D LE a JS | Let el th Te ae RENE Fes - toria Avenue, expects to remain PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 > Social Personal Engagements Their Marriage Will Take Place June 10 At the recent Spring Fashion Show in Victoria Hall sponsored by the Cote des Neiges and Snow- don Women\u2019s Club, the winner of the Spring Hat donated by Juliette, was Mrs.Wm.Kemball.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Dunlop, of Waterloo, Ont, are guests at the Mount Royal Hotel this week.They will spend the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.C.W.King, Sherbrooke Street West.Mrs.C.F, Brauer, of San Diego, California, who is the guest of her sister, Miss Winnifred Roast, Vic- in town until about the middle of April, Mrs.Brauer came to Montreal to attend the marriage recently of her brother, Mr.Kenneth Norman Roast to Miss Elinor Tait.Sister Annie M.Henderson, Worthy Supreme Commander of the True Kindred, paid an official visit to Montreal recently, when she was entertained by Montreal Conclave No.1, at the Queen\u2019s Hotel, and by Westmount Conclave, at the LaSalle Hotel.During her stay here, she was the guest of Sister T.Brown, Sherbrooke St.W.Mrs.Kenneth Muir and Mrs.Bruce Chewin will be the conveners of a sherry party sponsored by the Montreal Alumnae Club of Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity of McGill University in aid of the Speech Therapy Clinic of the Children's Memorial Hospital.This will be held on tomorrow, from 6:30 p.m.until 9 p.m.at the residence of Mrs.W.D.Macdonald, 3449 Grey avenue, Notre Dame de Grace.Among the members of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club who will go to Ottawa on Tuesday and will be the guests of Mr, Fred Whitman, M.P., for the day are: Mrs.George A.Coombs, Mrs.E.McKee, Mrs.Wainwright, Mrs.H.M.Greenleaf, Mrs.W.R.Steinhouse, Mrs.J.B.Rice, Mrs.J, H.Thomson, Mrs.N.Seath, Miss Lillian Vaz, Mrs.J.Rock, Mrs.R.J.Dunn, Mrs.C.R.Hal- * Gay Prints * Soft Failles - * Crisp An exciting collection Fur Jacket Spring Fashions !! * Printed Jerseys % Glamorous Formals Cottons of the latest styles at irresistible prices.s & Capes Ultra smart styles in Muskrat, Mole and Kidskin.Beautifully made in Spring's newest shades.AT SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES MILLINERY \u2014 SUITS \u2014 COATS \u2014 BLOUSES RAINCOATS Personal, Individual A the Hustle and Bus Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY ttention \u2014 Away from tle of Downtown Charlotte sos , Westmount Fl.7773 MAE A.SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES - Westmoum 4235 ST.LAWKENCE BLVD.449) ST.LAWRENCE BLVD 6550 ST.HUBERT \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4867 SHERBROOKE WEST CouURVAL + \u201cMiss Jean-Margaret Cross Struthers, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs, William Fleming Struthers, of Hampstead, and Mr.John Edmund Bush, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Frederick Bush, of Montreal West, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday, June 10.Miss Struthers and Mr.Bush are graduates of McGill University.ford, Mrs.H.Briegel, Mrs.R.J.Robinson, Mrs.T.W.Chambers, Mrs.E.Henser, Mrs.McCormick and Mrs.F.G.Gardner.Mrs.K.E.Norris is in charge of the trip arrangements.The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will hold its annual party for members in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West, Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.Mrs, W.H.Mack, first vice-presi- dent and Mrs.W.G.Critchley, immediate past president, are in charge of arrangements for the entertainment.There will be door prizes, and refreshments will be served.The president, Mrs.G.S.L.Retallack will preside.WEDDING MITCHELL-DETTMERS The marriage of Olive Elsie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Osmond W.Dettmers, of Westmount, to Mr.James Evelyn Mitchell, K.C., son of Mr.and Mrs.G.MacGregor Mitchell, of Halifax, N.S.took place on Saturday afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, in the Church of St.James the Apostle.The officlating clergymen were the Very Rev.Dean of Niagara assisted by the Rev.R.K.Ma- guire.Mr.J.E.F.Martin played the wedding music and tall standards of white stock anr snapdragon, arranged with palms and ferns, were used to decorate the church which was lighted with candles in tall candelabra.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of ivory satin in wedding ring design, with a fitted bodice having a yoke of net edged with a fichu and long sleeves and a bouffant skirt, falling into a train.Her veil of tulle illusion extending beyond the hem of her train, was held by a Juliet cap of satin and she carried a cascade bouquet of iris, snapdragon and stocks.Mrs.Robert J.Nixon, as matron-of-honor for her sister, and Mrs.J.Gordon Dodd, also 8 sister \u201cof the bride, as attendant, were In frocks of crepe with fitted bodices having low, square necklines and short sleeves and draped skirts.Mrs.Nixon was in hyacinth blue with a cascade of violet crepe falling from the waistline at one side to the hem of her skirt and Mrs.Dodd was in orchid with a violet cascade on the skirt.They wore draped hats of violet crepe, matching mittens and carried bouquets of spring flowers.Mr.Hugh H.Turnbull, K.C, acted as best man for Mr.Mitchell and the ushers were Mr.William G.Dennis, Mr.W.T.D.Ross and Mr.D.A.M.MacLaren.Mrs.Dettmers, the bride's mother, was in a Nicole of Sweden original of midnight blue crepe trimmed with iridescent beads.She wore a hat of matching tulle and a corsage bouquet of Golden Wonder carnations.Mrs.Mitchell, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of navy blue crepe with a hat of white straw and a corsage bouquet of pale pink camellias, The reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 4348 Westmount avenue, where white stock and snapdragon and other spring flowers were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Mitchell left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in an original Bellclano suit of tweed and wool having a jacket of Jacquard tweed and a taupe wool skirt and wearing a taupe hat and accessories.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.C.MacG.Mitchell, parents of the bridegroom, Mr.and Mrs.John R.Mitchell, Commodore and Mrs.A.M.Hope, Mr.and Mrs.G.M.Hope, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Ritchie, Mr.and Mrs.W.N.Wickwire, Mr.and Mrs.Victor B.Oland, of Halifax: Vice-Admiral and Mrs.H.T.W, Grant, Miss Caroline Grant and Master Gregor Grant, of Ottawa; Miss Sarah Grant, of King's Hall, Compton, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.DM.Hope, of Saint John, N.B.; Dr.and Mrs.Malcolm Putnam, of Brockville, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.J.Morris, of Cornwall, Ont.Hospital Fund Seeks Women Volunteers The Women's Division of the Joint Hospital Fund recently held a meeting in the Fund's University Street headquarters to make plans for the enlistment of some 4,000 women volunteers to help carry out the new building and other needs of three Montreal hospitals.They are the Montreal General (Central Division), the Children\u2019s Memorial and the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospitals.With Mrs.Andrew Fleming, chairman of the Women's Division, are the following chairmen: Mrs.J.C.McDougall, general names; Mrs.Alex Hutchison, special names, and Mrs.Dent Harrison, residental.canvass, eddings Frances Lindsay, a member of the Notre Dame de Grace Woe men's Club, and the Westmount Women's Club drama Group, was awarded the T.Eaton Company prize for outstanding performance by an English actress for her role with the Trinity Players in \u201cJupi« ter in Retreat,\u201d by Janet McPheé and Herbert Whittaker, .Miss Margaret MacLauchl and Miss Mildred McFadden, of Westmount, and Miss Janis Heski and Mrs.M.Tuttle, of the Town of Mount Royal, left by plane last week for New York and Bermuda.While in Bermuda they will be guests at the Elbow Beach Surf Club.ENGAGEMENTS L Mr.and Mrs.D.J.McDonald, of Westmount, announce the ene gagement of their daughter, Care roll Theodora, to Mr.G.R.Dur« rant, of Toronto, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Durrant, of Birmingham, England.The mare riage has been arranged to take place quietly at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West.mount, on March 25, at half-past nine o'clock, APPROACHING MARRIAGE Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Logan, of Westmount, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dulcie, to Mr.Robert Lyle, son of Mr.J.M.Lyle and of the late Mrs.Lyle of Montreal, which has been arranged to take place quietly on Wednesday, April 5, at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount.The marriage of Miss Anne Loue ise Parker, daughter of Mr.Fred» erick T.Parker, of Westmount, to Mr.Leslie J.Gilbert, son of the late F.W.Gilbert and of Mrs, Gilbert, of Schumacher, Ont., has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, in Dominion - Douglas Church, Westmount.The bride will be attended by Mrs, Roland Boire as matron-of-honor.Mr.Jeffrey Frances Gilbert will act as best man for his brother and the ushers will be Roland Boire and Mr.Gordon Morrison.The reception will be held at the residence of the bride's pare ents, 810 Upper Belmont avenue, SPECIAL - EVENTS _ Recorded ol e with ® PHOTOGRAPHS Weddings A complete photographic story of your wedding day artistically ar ranged in a beautiful white leather album, HOME PHOTOGRAPHY ® DANCES © BANQUETS © PORTRAITS Kinas Studio 1421 MacKay Street, Suite 5 Daytime - HA.1325 éncretéé: : pe Evening - WE.8314 - aaa a] co ansy of loo co fully get er\u2019s be rect wh trail ahe Mn gen inte tha on ey, old hog styl sin pin fied sel tw 1] da, fee \u2014 .MINUTE MENTION .Lovely Urmilla Gaydeen, an East Indian who wears the Hindu caste mark like a star between her eyes | - when dressed in her sari, has been studying at McGill for the past three years.Recently she began taking modelling lessons at the Speirs-Miller Studio, discovered that she is quite photogenic and has since modelled clothes by Alfandri, Jack Liebman and other top notch Montreal designers.Urmilla\u2019s father is Chief In * \u201c spector of Schools for the whole of Trinidad.Urmilla has been studying science at McGill and took the modelling course just to round out her education so that when she returns home this summer she will really under- \u201cstand Canadian fashions, make- \u2018up and good grooming in general.\"In the Speirs Miller course tests are made to see which pupils are photogenic.\u2018Six new pictures a month are sent to firms using models, and when a certain type is required the manufacturer or business firm contacts Betty Speirs who then arranges an appointment.But even under these favorable circumstances Ur- milla, with \u201cher hair drawn smoothly back into a loose knot, her photogenity and grace, plus that hard to define something which speaks wordlessly of personality \u2014 has gone far in a short time.She speaks English beautifully, of course, and is toying with the idea of living in Canada and making a career here in the commercial photography field.Anyhow, the chameleon quality which enables her to wrap her slender figure in a sari and look like.a poemr, or to don Canadian fashions and look smooth and smart, is not the least fascinating of her talents.% Ld * MINUTE MAKE-UP .In the modelling class aforementioned there are a surprising number of D.P.\u2019s \u201cHow come?\u201d we asked Betty Speirs.\u201cWell,\u201d she said, \u201cafter all, when a girl comes from a foreign country she wants to learn the answers to one important angle of business success \u2014 how to look Canadian! How to wear a Canadian hair-do, how to apply cosmetics, how to walk gracefully and in some cases, how to get over shyness.Not all of our DP girls want to be photographer\u2019s models \u2014 many just want to be sure that they can act correctly and appear at their best when they apply for jobs.Their training as models seems to give them confidence to steam on ahead as new Canadians!\u201d * % % MINUTE MASTER .One gentleman who takes such an interest in these young ladies that he spends a lot of his time on the runway with them is Poo- ey, the studio cat.Sixteen years old and fat, Pooey is not above hogging the limelight himself.He was donated to the Speirs-Miller studio by Bessie Anderson, the singer, when just a wee bit of a kitten.White and grey with a pink nose, he can be very dignified.When travelling he scorns a travelling basket, installs himself on the back seat and, between naps, enjoys the scenery.% Œ * MINUTE MIAOW .The other day while shopping at \u2018the Service Groceries we were surprised to feel a large cat wind itself lov- VTUVTVLYWVTVTTY % Are You Entertaining?4 WE RENT ¢ Choirs, Tables, Dishes, 4 4 4 Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.~ For All Occasions New Bridge Sete for Sale Bench & Table Service Reg'd 6220 Decarle Blvd.AT.4785-6 HA, 5543 Est\u2019d.1919 ingly about our ankles, miaowing affectionately the while, \u201cWhat's the matter with your cat?\u201d we asked warily, .\u2018Mr.MacDonald, the proprietor, grinned and remarked got a cooked chicken in your parcel, have ye not?I think I smell chicken, eh?\u201d We nodded.\u201cThe cat knows it is there!\u201d said Mr.MacDonald, \u2018and she is fair daft aboot chicken.\u201d He packed our little order in a bag and the grey striped cat kept weaving round our feet and miaowing louder an@ louder.\u201cDo you know what Mrs.Mac- Donald did last Christmas Day?\u201d Mr.McD.asked suddenly.She said \u2018let's get out the car and go down to the.shop.I don\u2019t like to think of the cat alone so long, with no Christmas dinner \u201cYou've - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 Cancer Society MADELINE S.TAYLOR and her so daft about turkey, too.\u2019 So that\u2019s just what we did \u2014 and, do you know, I think we enjoyed oorsels as much as the \u2014 cat did.\u201d About 500 Former Women Vets Expected to Attend Re-Union The Annual reunion of ex-servicewomen, which has been held each year since the end of the war under the auspices of the Canadian Legion, Quebec Command, will take place this year on March 29th, it was announced today by chairman Ina Bogle.The reunion will take place in the Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain St, and will begin at 8.30.The committee anticipate a turnout of about 500 former women vets, from all services, the Red Cross and St.John's Ambulance (overseas), and promise a good evening of entertainment, with a minimum of platform, and ample opportunity to renew old friendships.Program directors will be the well known troop entertainer, Allan Murray, with Art Goodier at the piano.Among the guests of honor who have been invited are: General and Mrs.C, B.Price; Provincial Legion president C.A.Kench and Mrs.Kench; Mrs.R.W.Gilbride, director of the Local Council of Women, and an honorary member of the Canadian Legion.The committee, of which Miss Ann Black, a member of A.N.A.Branch of the Legion, is co-chair- man, announce, too, that the event is open to all ex-service- women who can show proof of discharge from the Service.Don't heat your china in a hurry \u2014 and never stack your dishes in a hot oven.Set them in the warming oven and then turn on the switch.Or, rinse them in warm water.Heat a china tea pot with hot (not boiling) water before you steep the tea.Additional Table Holders in Legion Auxiliary Whist Additional table holders for the military whist to be held Thursday, March 23, at 8.15 p.m.in St.Matthias Church Hall, under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Remembrance Branch (Que.75) Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., are Mesdames A.Watson, F.©.Thomas, T.R.Ramagted, R.E.Baril, C.Mead, A.Donohue, J.Ferguson, M.Thomas, R.J.Woodley, A.Patterson and H.Brierley.Mr.and Mrs.P.Delgado, Mr, and Mrs, L.Moulfon, and Miss C.Booth.Mrs.A.W, Myers is acting as general convener for this event, and the ticket convener is Miss M.Campbell.Mrs.Stanley Hall will be in charge, of refreshments., , .Sorority Fashion Show To Benefit Crippled Children Miss Ruth Henson of West- mount, President of the City ority, announces that the proceeds from the Sorority Fashion Show will go to the School for Crippled Children.Beta Sigma Phi is an International Sorority with two chapters in the Montreal area.It is composed mostly of business girls and numbers about 50 active members.This is he fifth Fashion Show that the group has sponsored, with all the proceeds going to the School for Crippled Children;- This year the commentator will be Joy Gilmour.Hats are by Juliette.The show will take place on Wednesday, at 8:15 p.m, in the main ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs, H.A.Gunning or Mrs.R.K.Cumming.M.G.H.Alumnae Meet, Hear W.S.M.MacTier \" Projects for which the Joint Hospital Fund plans an $18,000,000 appeal this May were outlined recently before a meeting of the Montreal General Alumnae Association by W.S.M.MacTier, chairman of the Fund's personal gifts committee.The objective, he said, would meet new building and other needs of the Central Division of the Montreal General and of the Children's Memorial and also for the enlargement and remodelling of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital, Mrs.Andrew Fleming, chairman of the Women's Division also spoke, outlining the role that nurses could play in the appeal for gifts.Ce 4 \u201cti Council of Beta Sigma Phi sor-| To en CPT va Que.Director Has Fine Record of Service Miss Madeline S.Taylor has been appointed director of provincial organization for Quebec for the Canadian Cancer Society, it was announced recently by officials of the organization.Miss Taylor formerly was matron of the displaced persons reception centre at St.Paul l'Ermite and recently was elected president of the Nursing Sisters Association of Canada, Montreal Unit.À graduate of the Montreal General Hospital, Miss Taylor did district nursing with the Victorian Order of Nurses and after receiving the Mildred Forbes Scholarship, proceeded to McGill University where she took a course in public health nursing.In 1929, she organized and supervised a new V.O.N.district in Regina.After being there for two years, she returned to the V.O.N.in Montreal where she acted as supervisor, first of Rosemount District and later of the North End District where she remained until joining No.14 Canadain General Hospital, R.C.A.M.C., in January, 1941.After six months\u2019 service at Camp Borden, Miss Taylor went overseas with her unit in June, 1041, serving in England and in Italy.While in the latter country, \u201cshe was attached to No.11 British General Hospital in the capacity of matron and her name was mentioned in despatches.In 1945, Miss Taylor joined the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration and went to Germany to work among the displaced persons.For 16 months she held the position of chief nurse of the United States zone in Germany.On her return to Canada in 1948, she became matron of the displaced persans reception centre at St.Paul I'Ermite at the request of the Federal Department of Labor, Immigration Division.She held the post until last October.Eight DV A Nurses End TB Course A group of eight nurses from hospitals of the Department of Veteran's Affairs across Canada recently completed a special course in Tuberculosis nursing at the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital in Montreal.The Royal Edward is the first English-speak- PAGE NINE ing hospital in Quebec to provide a complete course for post graduate and.student nurses in tuberculosis care.The D,V.A, nurses came from Vancouver, Saskatoon, 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Your dream bonnet awaits you here in our original and distinctive hand-made collection \u2014 all at little budget prices.Come in and choose one now to top your Spring outfit.Bridal and bridesmaids\u2019 headdress a Specialty Marie Jane Chapeaux 1845 St.Catherine Street West Wi.7278 SEA Aes = AL nbn amare em an rames Sue eme mein a te voue im bee SW Hs PAGE TEN Activities of Local Council Revealed At Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Local Council of Women of Montreal was held on Wednesday, March 15th, in the Allan Shatford Memorial Hall with the president, Miss Esther Kerry, presiding, The regular meeting was held at two o'clock.Montreal Day Nursery.Hostesses for tea were from the Miss Kerry announced that when the constitution and by-laws were amended last November, the new title of Montreal Council of Women was adopted and this new name comes into use as of March 15.\u201cIn 1893, when 34 societies fed- x erated to become the Local Council of Women of Montreal,\u201d she noted, their headquarters could be found in the square mile or two of territory between river and mountain, To-day the Council draws representation east, south, north and west, from all over Greater Montreal; through the affiliation of the Quebec Women\u2019s Institutes and of the two great societies of the Anglican and the 7205 Whether it's a children\u2019s party, a bridge party, bazaar, bridal shower or any type of function « + + we have all kinds of party favors unusual novelties chinaware kitchenware toys Special prices to Club and Church Groups IDEAL TRADING COMPANY 22 St.James St.W.i ~~ United Churches, it has members from the near and the far regions of the Province as well.\u201d Now the Council numbers 100 federated societies, representing 35,- 000 women.Economics Report Mrs.E.I.Holmes, chairman of the Economics and Taxation Committee reported that\u2019the committee had continued to press for amendments in the Quebec Succession Duties Act, which would increase exemption for widows and children, She stated that a member of the committee had made a comprehensive study of the Royal Commission on the Cost of Living and the findings are to be condensed and mimeographed for distribution to the federated societies and the highlights to be discussed in detail at future Council meetings.\u201cDuring the year members of various ethnic groups have been invited to attend meetings of the Council of Women and as a result one of the groups has already become federated,\u201d reported Mrs.G.F.W.Kuhring, Chairman of Migration, The Trades, Business and Professions Committee continued the study of the older woman worker and is undertaking to review the changes recently introduced in the Unemployment Insurance Act and to study the graduation standards of business colleges.Miss F.M.Richards, chairman, reported also that to meet the request made by the National Chairman of Trades, Business and Professions, the committee is collecting information on what other countries are 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Trades, Business and Professions.Also, it is obtaining information on the employment movement of displaced persons brought to Canada under the Government plan to forward to the national chairman prior to the annual meeting of the National Council.\u2018Mrs.Gretta Andrews reported that the Committee on Housing and Community Planning in following the policy of the National Council for \u2018gradual and orderly decontrol\u2019 of rental controls recommended last November that the Government reconsider its decision, and that increases should be allowed on a gradual scale to avoid hardship on families of moderate incomes.Favours Amendments She stated that the committee viewed with favour the amendments to the National Housing Act, especially the provision which made it possible for the provinces to enter the low rental housing area.\u201cTo this end,\u201d she sald, \u201cthe committee made the recommendation that the Provincial Government implement the Federal Legislation by passing a Housing Act to enable a municipality to establish a Municipal Housing Authority.\u201d The committee continued to study the main aspects of the housing problem as it related to people, reviewed the Federal and Provincial legislation and obtained information on the building programmes at the municipal level.The Public Health Committee reported that in joint action with the Alumnae Association of the School for Graduate Nurses, Mc- Gill University, the matter of the present inadequate transportation facilities along Pine and Cedar avenues was presented to the Montreal Tramways Commission and a meeting was arranged with representatives of the various hospitals and university groups concerned for a thorough discussion of the factors involved.\u201cWe have sent two letters, one in May, 1949, one in February, 1950, to the Premier and Attorney General of Quebec, Monsieur Du- plessis, suggesting some specific improvements which could be made immediately in the Protestant Women's Jail, Montreal.Aside from a promise to give special attention to our requests, nothing has been done,\u201d reported Mrs, H.F.Reusing, chairman of the Social Behaviour Committee.Education Committee During the year the Education Committee, chaired by Mrs.R.C.Dickinson, gave attention to the appointment of women to school boards and were successful in securing the appointment of Mrs.M.L.Tucker of the Westmount Board to the Montreal Protestant Central School Board.Mrs.Dickinson also reported the support of the Council to a letter from the Federation of Protestant Women Teachers to members of the Executive Council and Legislative Assembly urging payment of bonuses to retired teachers living on inadequate pensions, Miss Jessie Norris stated that Council of Women List of Officers The Montreal Council of Women officers and chairmen for 1950- 1951 are as follows: President: Miss Esther Kerry.Immediate past president: Mrs.A.Turner-Bone.Vice-presidents: Mrs.William J.Hyde, Mrs.P.N.Jacobson, Mrs.W.C.Ware, Mrs.G.F.W, Kuh- ring, Mrs.Norman B.Muir.Councillors: Mrs.R.G.Gilbride, Mrs.W.S.Edgar, Mrs.Thain Mac- Dowell, Recording secretary: Mrs.W.Roland Kennedy.: Assistant recording secretary: Dr.Margaret M.Gibh.Corresponding secretary: Mrs.H.S.Morton.Assistant corresponding secretary: Mrs.Alex.Watt.Membership secretary: Mrs.J.I.Hodgson.\u2018 Assistant membership secretary: Mrs.W.D.H.Buchanan.Treasurer: Mra.John Crawford.Assistant treasurer: Mrs.E.Leslie Millen.Chairmen of Committees Citizenship: Mrs.Clarence R.Gross.Economics: Mrs.C.K.Lally.Housing and community planning: Mrs.Stanley Andrews.Legislation: Mrs.BE.I.Holmes.Migration: Mrs.Saul Hayes.Trades, business and professions for women: Miss F.M.Richards.Child welfare: Mrs.A.N.Miller.Penal reform: Mrs.H.F.Reusing.Public health: Mrs.Stuart Townsend.Recreation: bett.Education: Mrs.R: C.Dickinson.Films: Miss Jessie M.Norris.International relations: Mrs.H.G.Hatcher.Press and radio: Mrs.H, S.Van Patter.Publications: Mrs.A, M.Reid, Hospitality: Mrs.A.M.Bain.Mrs.John S.Cor- the Film Committee is negotiating the purchase of an 800-foot reel on a musical subject for the Film Library.Twenty-one projectionists, members of federated organizations have been trained by Mrs.Forman.Seventy - six bookings for the National Film Board projector lodned to the Council were made through Mrs, Dunne of the Y.W.C.A., which houses the projector.United Nations, the International Relaions Committee sent maga- zies and food parcels to Great Britain, books to Western Germany, children\u2019s shoes to Finland, clothing to Greece, food and clothing to Japan and Korea.The committee assisted in the appeal for UNICEF in both the Council itself and among affiliated and non - affiliated societies, Mrs.W.S.Edgar reported that her committee has arranged entertainment of four exchange teachers from New Britain and New Haven on their way to Carleton College, Ottawa.Along with its study of the Musicale Artists Featured At Club Charter Luncheon In her opehing remarks, Mrs.H.8.Jacques, President of the West.mount Women's Club, said at the Club's 32nd annual Charter Day Luncheon, held March 10, that today, more than ever before, the world is in need of a \u201cGood Neighbour\u201d policy, And women\u2019s clubs, she stressed, can do much toward the furthering of good will.The president spoke briefly of the founding of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, in 1918, and she pointe ed out that, since that time, members have never failed to achieve the tims of the Club.Representatives of sister organizations, seated at.the head table, were introduced by Mrs, Jacques, and response to the introduction was made by Mrs.A, W.Schell, President of the Woman's Art Society.The programme for the after noon was provided by John Adage kin, of \u201cOpportunity Knocks\", who was introduced by Kenneth Withers, C.B.C.producer, The three artists participating were \u2018dis covered\u201d by Mr.Adaskin, -having appeared on his Canadian talent show.Abramo Carfagini, tenor, sang \u201cUna Furtiva Lagrima\u201d, from Donnizetti's \u201cL\u2019Elixir d\u2019Amore\"\u201d, and Marie Germaine.Leblanc, coloratura soprano from Moncton, N,B., sang \u2018The Wren\u201d (Benedict).Mr.Carfagini and Miss Leblanc also sang a duet from Verdi's \u201cRigoletto\u201d.Mr, George Lapenson, violinist, chose as his selection \u2018Danse Espagnole\u201d, by Sarasate.Mr.Jack Bristowe.: - Mrs.J.C.McKean, first vice- president of the club, thanked the artists.Mrs.D.A.Whittaker was ticket chairman and conVener for the event, he pe kG] + Variety Features: + .New Bed Ensemble A headboard and bedspread ensemble that can be switched ahout to make eight different combinations is the idea of Miss Yvonne Comptea, of Chippendale\u2019s, Chicago.So many people seem fo like this change - about quality, the ensemble has brought inquiries every day since it was introduced at the furniture market, Miss Comptea says.One ensemble combined a small quaint print with a plain 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ahout nbina- \u2018vonne o like he en- | every at the mptea small color career and a vincial ed \u2014 lain on 1d bol- ible, {ome rs tative || K 11 tation, jesing, adcast ] LTD.W.0027 oH Li THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAŸ, MARCH 17, 1950 > 9 The Women\u2019s 3 KRealm \u2014 Trinity A.AY.P.A.The Trinity Memorial Anglican Young People\u2019s Association (Be- nior) is sponsoring a Spring Fash- fon \u201cShow in Trinity \u2018Memorial Church Hall, at 8.30 pm, April 12.Fiances Willard: The Frances Willard W.C.T.U.- will be held Wednesday, at 3 pm.at- Dominion-Douglas Church.Films will be shown by Mrs.|: Grace Khuring.Trinity CY.The Churchwomen's Year of 0 Trinity Memorial Church will hold a tea Tuesday, at 3 p.m.There will be a display of flower arrangements by Miss F.Lemieux, and the guest soloist will be Mrs.J.C.Scott, with Mrs.H.C.Nourse as accompanist.Legion Aux.Branch 39 A meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held Tuesday in the Brodeur Room of the Legion Memorial Building, Mountain Street, at 8 p.m.\u201cXavier Guild The \u2018monthly meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild will be held Monday, at 2.30 p.m., in Con- £ress Hall, when the guest speäker will be Rev.Jasper Stanford, Pastor of St.Michael's Parish.His topic will be \u201cThe Same ON Shillalah.\u201d ~~.Mrs, J.W.McAnally, president, will be in thé chair.There will be Irish music.Hadassah Event The Ethel Epstein \u2018Chapter of Hadassah - will hold a Youth Aliyah event, in the form of a Money Shower, Hobby and Cookery Sale, Monday, at 8:15 p.m, at the Spanish and Portugese Synagogue, corner of Ridgevale and Lemieux avenues.Conveners are Mrs.Max Stein- berg, Mrs.A.Policoff, and Mrs.Sydney Schwartz.Melville Church Ass\u2019n Holding Fashion Show The Melville Church Association of Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount, will present a spring Fashion Show Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m., in the church hall, 349 Melville Avenue.Fashions will be presented through the courtesy of the following stores, gowns by Phyllis Jardine; suits by Louis Schrier; furs by Ducas Brothers; sportswear by Merino; lingerie by Marjorie Beck; hats by Gilbert Phillips.Also, there will be cotton dresses by Horrocks of London.Make-up will be by Marie Hornes.Co-ordinator is Miss Ethel Browne, commentator Mrs.K.J.Doig, pianist Mrs.Colin Forrest.Models will include the Misses Mary and Mavis Griffin, Sheila Beaton, Margaret Russel, Peggy Stewart, Susan Donnelly, Noreen Smith, Isabel Alexander and Mrs.W.G.Brown.Refreshments will be served following the show and door prizes will be given.Fat men! Don't look now.Statistics show your average girth is increasing and men generally average a 34-inch waist-line against 31 in 1930.Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless Men, Women Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality @ to these weak, always tired feeling, debrésion à 3 \u201cner ousness due to weak, thin 100d.Get up fee) all day, bave lenty of tality resh, ets over by pe 1 Take Ostrex.ri annual meeting ' of \u2018 the 1% |quire more | Fashion Hts An excellent choice for travel, country, campus or general day wear, and a boon for the budget \u2014 that\u2019s the happy qualification offered by this coat of soft cashmere in a lovely shade of pale dull green.Impressively large buttons of simulated tortoise shell are also used at.the cuff tabs and to fasten the patch pockets.The back is bloused and softly gathered, and the skirt has a Westmount Club The Westmount\u2019 Women's Club will hold a businéss meeting, Friday, March 24, at 2.30 p.m.in Vic- toriæ Hall, Tea will be served.Military Whist Mrs.George Stansbury, Regent avenue, and.Mrs.E.Small, Tren- more 5036, are ticket conveners tor \u2018the military whist to be held American Club The American Women's Club will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m., in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.Dorothy Crawford, world-famed monologist, will appear in a pro- character gramme sketches.Tea will be served.Montreal Club of original The Montreal Women's Club is holding a meeting Monday at 2:30 p.m., in Sheraton Hall, Mount: Royal Hotel, The chairman, Mrs, Hugh Shoo- bridge, art and literature department will present \u201cAnother afternoon with the Ecole Superieure de musique d\u2019Outremont.\u201d The artistes, Claire Duscheneau, and Claire Lamarche, will be accom- soprano, mezzo-soprano, vent in back.panied by Huguette Seguin and Mrs.Pickens tells you what you need to know to start brightening up that dark corner of your living room.She says that taking proper measurements is one of the most jmportant steps when making a slipcover.For instance, a studio couch with three pillows may re- material than you think.It acctually takes 14 yards of plain 86\u201d material, or nine yards of 50\u201d material.And did you know that if you are putting a pleated flounce on an overstuffed chair, you must add at least &n extra yard of material?If the material has a large flowered pattern, or other design that was be matched, two yards is required.Another point she stresses is that you should pin-fit slip cover sections to the chair or couch.Careful steps here will ensure a professional finish.When pin-fit- ting, place pins lengthwise instead of across the fabric for a correct fit.Also mark fitting line in chalk on all sections and stitch on this line when seaming slip-cover.If you follow instructions step by your efforts are not going to make -|your home look amateurish.The countless tricks you can learn to do with your sewing machine attachments will help you give your work that custom-made look.Once you master these things you'll find yourself improvising your own deft touches.If you are interested in new drapes, this new sewing book tells you how to measure different types of windows, stitch and finish your projects.It also gives you a-number of suggested colour schemes.If you get under way now, you'll be set for spring by the time it rolls \u2018around.After all you won't feel much like running up a set of slip-covers or.drapes when you are all in from your housecleaning how to cut, Sewing Tips That Pay Off For Amateur Seamstresses \u2018Brand new smart-looking curtains and slipcovers make your \u2018home pretty as a picture! But perhaps you feel that you can't afford to have these made right now.Did you ever think of making them yourself on your sewing-machine?It's not as \u2018difficult as you may think, even if your sewing up till now has been rather limited.You could find out how to go about it from Mary Brooks Picken\u2019s new Singer Sewing book which is well on its way to become & best-seller Ancients Regarded Honey As A Divine Gift From the Gods The ancients regarded honey as a divine gift from the gods to man.They believed it fell from the heavens like a dew and that the gods sent the bees to the blossoming meadows to gather the omnipotents\u2019 gift.It was considered so rare and valuable that honey was among the treasures exchanged by ancient rulers when they visited + for spring.* each other\u2019s kingdoms.supported their own apiaries.profusely.since the beginning of time.Up to the time of World War I Grecian honey gathered in the Hy- metus Mountains around Athens, considered one of the world's finest, was reserved for members of the Russian Imperial Palaces.As far back as recorded history goes, countless kings and queens have Ancient Egyptians floated huge\u2019 hive flotillas down the Nile to - fields and forests where the finest of certain honey-yielding species blossomed the earliest and most The bees themselves, whom the ancients regarded as the gods\u2019 special messengers, add an element of romance and wonder.Their hives are fantastic, well-or- dered cities, inhabited by workers of unerring instinct and special skills for the part of the task each performs.Their \u201ccivilization\u201d has been the wonder of naturalists eae a mmf ct rar kl 0 Rolande Lefebvre at the piano.Guest tickets may be used.Don Annual Meeting The Daughters of the Nile, PAGE ELEVEN of officers Monday, at 7.30 p.m,, in Victoria Hall, Westmount.The regular monthly session will also be held at this time.Mrs.L.J.Skaife will preside.Oasis Temple No.48, will hold Officers are requested to wear for- their annual meeting and election mal dress, WALTER J.CROSS, | © Brouwer's Research ® Hurlbut STURDY SHOES FOR ACTIVE CHILDREN M.S.S.Ch., M .S.M.l.Registered Chiropodist STANDARD AND CORRECTIVE FOOTWEAR AT REGULAR PRICES © Delli Colli ® Macfarlane ® Jumping Jacks Carefully fitted by Registered Chiropodists at no extra charge 1226 BISHOP STREET © Antiques Bought and Sold FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION Canada, Montreal Chapter, in Vic- Under Miss Brown's Dr ; ; toria Hall, on the evening of | y Cleaning Service | March 24 at 8 o'clock.There, will be door and table prizes.Refreshments will be served.: - HUBERT PLOMER MA.5851 plants.every day.will give you.stint.Budget your time as well as your money.Start now and keep doing a definite biteof sewing You'll be surprised what a feeling of achievement it Manufacturers of Yew Technicians Dominion Textile Company Limited takes pleasure in presenting to its many friends in the province of Quebec a group of young men who, we feel sure, will go on making history in the textile industry in this province and whose future efforts will guarantee you, as users of Tex-made products, the continued high standard of -quality to which you have become accustomed.They are the company\u2019s graduates from the St.Hyacinthe Textile School, pictured above with G.B.Gordon, president of the company, as they received their diplomas recently.These young men, on bursaries provided by the company, completed four years technical study at St.Hyacinthe \u2014 part of a new plan to develop our own textile technicians in Quebec rather than bring them in from other countries \u2014 and are now hard at work in various Dominion Textile We wish them luck and congratulate them.In the photo above are, left to right; seated \u2014 Fernand Houde, Hubert Chatelois, G.B.Gordon, Gaston Lacasse, Jacques Perron.Standing \u2014 Germain Ledoux, Jacques Lamontagne, Laurent Vezina, Leo Martin, Marcel Gamache.DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED pc.produc's AY pea cme rag Teg Es ass PE ae ES TE TS ae ES Dan ~ CS A ES A Eg : LA a EE pp == a 3 4 M ; ; + ; iS hs ae = PF cime SEE PAGE TWELVE T° THB NDG\u2019s Newest Industry Is \u201cSoft Water Service\u201d \u201cJust say Culligan sounds like a good Irish name and March 17 being St.Patrick's Day may possibly have induced a two-page spread advertising Culligan Soft Water Service in the issue of Life Magazine out on that date,\u201d said Lt.Col, John A, Grant, 5154 Sherbrooke Street West, interviewed regarding N.D.G.'s newest industry, Culligan Soft Walter.Service, with its renovated premises at 2206 Beaconsfield Avenue, A resident of Notre Dame de Grace for 30 years, Colonel Grant is President here, and the plant in its improved condition has an area of 3,000 square feet where processing water softener units for the Culligan Soft Water Service will # pe carried on.\u201cBut the soft water service fis no Irish blarney, just the same,\u201d Colonel Grant told The Monitor, \u201cfor it has over 2,000,000 satis- find users in the 77.3 A and is 1 | ! | Lt.Col.J.A.Grant rapidly becoming a favorite service in Canada, where it was introduced two years ago.\u201d Col Grant revealed the service is entirely new to Montreal and the plant at Beaconsfield avenue is there to service West End of Montreal residents \u201cwith no equipment te buy, and no work for you.\u201d Adequate office space at the plant will take care of customers and their needs regarding the new installation and new service to West End Montreal and it is anticipated some 30 employees will soon be fully occupied meeting the demand for soft water service.Similar plants throughout Canada and the U.S.A.are today servicing an untold multitude who have discovered that wherever water 1s used it can be used more efficiently and economically as \u201csoft water, whether for house hold or for industrial purposes \u2014 plus the luxury cf soft water.Softens Up Work All N.D.G.womenfolk know that for an easier day's household work soft water is essential, as is the bubble bath at the end of a strenuous day.The easiest and least expensive way to have soft water in the {home is with the soft water ser- tice that is now available in approximately 3000 cities and towns, and many rural areas.With this Culligan Soft Water Service, a small tank 1s installed in your water lines.At regular intervals, a routeman exchanges the tank of exhausted zeolite for a tank of regenerated zeolite.: This takes only a few seconds.- You pay only a small monthly ; charge and that's all there is to it.The world's greatest bubble bath is then yours .any day and every day! Advantages To User The advantages of soft water are a constant source of pleasure and amazement to the user.Use soft water and you'll wash dishes in rich soapy suds that cut grease like a flash using only one-fourth to one-half as much soap.Clothes wash whiter and cleaner, too.Soft water bathing and shampooing are a real treat.You feel cleaner all over and your hair will have a new sparkle and lustre.What's more, tea, coffee and many vegetables taste better when cooked in soft water, and Dad's razor blades last longer when he shaves with soft water and doesn't have to carve his way through a wall of limestone and scap curd.Water having a hardness of three grains per gallon or more is generally considered to be hard enough to need softening.Most of the country, excepting the Pacific Northwest and a few parts of the Fastern Seaboard, has water that is hard.Man has struggled with this hard water for years, yet it was only with the discovery of zeo- dite that a solution was found.Zeolite is a synthetic mineral that has a natural affinity for the calcium and magnesium salts that make water hard.As hard water flows through a bed of \u201c His Overjoyed .Any c.sen will be to receive a carnation corsage, green-tinted on St.Patrick's day! Or give a pot of shamrocks to make those Irish eyes really smile! at The Laurc\u201d\"'an Hotel Fred Bertrand CUT BLOOMS \u2014 POTTED PLAMTS \u2014 CORSAGES FLORAL DECORATIONS Phone PL.5431 rr 5432 x For Immediote ™ \u201cvery BERi RAND hh.Florist Dorchester St.W., Buster Bertrand EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1050 August summer training courses at Valcartier, According to an announcement by Army Headquarters in Ottae wa, 8,000 cadets across the Dominion will attend summer camps from coast to coast on 10 day rou« tine courses.In addition, another 2,900 will go under canvas at spee cial trade*training centres.Air Cadet League spokesmen stated that nothing definite had AT THE WESTMOUNT Van Johnson falls under the spell of glamorous Gloria De Haven, playing a seductive night club entertainer in \u2018\u2018Scene of the Crime,\u201d a new offering at the Westmount Theatre Sunday.Arlene Dahl is cast as Johnson's wife in this suspense-packed detective thriller, with Tom Drake as his fellow-sleuth, Fossils\u2019 Club Presents Show April 18 to 21 This year's Fossils\u2019 Club show, slated for Victoria Hall for April 18 to 21 is shaping up as one of the best in the club's 25-year history, said Ed.Hearns, a past president, and the producer of this year\u2019s show, in an interview here today.Using the theme \u201cIt's About Time,\u201d the 1950 show promises to present something with a different twist.Well sprinkled with the club's views on such diverse subjects as the Montreal Tramways, the political conditions of Montreal and many other items, this year's show is calculated to be one of the best yet.Featured in the case will be many of the club's top performers including Bob Goodier, John Rice, Allan McIver and Max Ford.Allan McIver, popular conductor and arranger and a member of the club will again direct the orchestra, All sets and scenery are under the supervision of Jeff Chapleau.Members of the club will again write the original music that is liber ally spread through out the show and which has become so popular over the years.\u2018In this regard, one of the club's tunes from last year's show \u201cHow Can 1 Prove that I Love You,\u201d has been recorded on London records.All proceeds from the Fossils\u2019 Show will go towards the club's support of Camp Lewis to provide campships for underprivileged boys in the Laurentian Mountains, zeolite, all hardness is removed and the water emerges soft and ready to really wash things clean in a sea of bubbles.\u201cThis Culligan Soft Water Service is now yours\u201d says Col Grant to West End Montreal, \u201cand St.Patrick's Day is just as good a day to announce it here ag it is to draw it to attention tq the millions of readers of Life magazine, and that's no blarney.\u201d TOP MOTHER ROLE Fay Holden, the mother in the Hardy films, was Cecil B.De- Mille\u2019s choice for the most important \u201cmother\u201d role of her ca- reer\u2014the mother of Samson in Paramount's big-budget biblical drama, \u201cSamson and Delilah,\u201d Hollywood.\u2014 Carleton Carpenter, Broadway juvenile signed to term contract by Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer following film debut in \u201cLost Boundaries,\u201d has been handed second assignment with a role in \u201cThree Little Words.\u201d Local Cadets To Camp in June Westmount boys who are members of Canada's Army Cadets, will go into camp for ten days at Val Cartier either in June or during July and August.It is expected that of the 2,000 cadets in the Montreal area, 1,200 will attend the June camp, while the rest will take in the July and been decided as yet, on how many, air-cadets would attend summep camp, but headquarters are works ing on the problem and an early announcement is looked for, It is anticipated that summer training this year will again ine clude exchange visits wth the United States and the United Kingdom, Navy League Headquarters also report that the matter of summer camps was under study and an early release may be expected.BRADINGS brings you WAYNE KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA Every Tues., Thurs.and Sat., 10-10.30 p.m.RONALD COLEMAN in Radio's Most Dramatic Half-hour \u201cFAVORITE STORY\u201d Every Wed.10-10.30 p.m.CFCF Presented by the Brewers of BRADING'S ALE iy # > A, \\ \\ ) .4 > a.vs pe prof = JOHN LUND.à DIANA LYNN.\u2026 ns 50 \\.DON DeFORE.sows MARIE WILSON.os ve ere à Aa h vies Toe\u2019 Zaniest comic in @ ot Rate Pr month of laughs! an.BY fn TW ADDED ATTRACTION! VAN JOHNSON y CLONA DENATEN - ALERE DAML: TIM IRAE er Scoot te Cri Morie Wilson the originol Irma of your favorite radio show! And Introducing DEAN MARTIN Handsome, and handy with a song! == \\JERRY LEWIS TODAY and SATURDAY! \"COME TO THE STABLE,\u201d with Loretta Young and Celeste Holm, \"THIEVES HIGHWAY,\u201d with Valentina Cortesta and Richard Conte.Sind vas cne, noe mew ERR %* % % % % % kkk * of ho sp: lat tel - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 They Deliver The Goods Movie actors Franchot Tone and Burgess Meredith took time out during thei | visi to \u201cdeliver the goods\u201d at one of the 64 schools serviced by the Progress \u2018clubs Mille Fan mien supplies needy children of all denominations with free milk and vitamins.The actors and campaign chairman Leonard B.Morris are shown above passing out milk to the youngsters.The 1950 Milk Fund campaign is currently under way and lasts until April 15th.Contributions may be sent to the Fund care of the Guardian Trust Company, Montreal.de À À À Re A Ne A SE SE direct from A oll, ywood By JACK HIRSHBERG * % % % %k kkk 2 3 J J Jk kd dk ded dk kk de kk kkk HOLLYWOOD, March 16 \u2014 Since the CBC still lives in the old horse and buggy era, most Canadians haven't yet had a chance to sample television.But here in Hollywood, with seven video stations on the air daily, citizens have had an opportunity to discover for themselves how important a factor it is to become in their lives.Though video shows are still pretty awful, excepting a handful of network attractions, novelty of the medium is keeping folks at home and away from all but the best movies and most exciting sports events.There is expected to be a return swing of this pendulum later on, however.But nobody knows yet what television's effect on radio will be.* * + Many folk in Hollywood who own television sets state they never listen to radio any more.À few tune in the Jack Benny hour or late evening programs of recorded classics, but otherwise these people seem momentarily lost to the broadcasters.Polls released almost daily predict radio will soon be on its last legs and network broadcasting won\u2019t be able to survive the television onslaught, I think this is nonsense.If you want proof, ask the CBC.The government network could sell much more commercial time than it now does.NBC, MBS, ABC and CBS, the four United States webs, have only a few choice spots open.There are 2,000,000 television sets in America as compared with 60,000,000 radio receivers.True, this ratio will change, but radio will retain its peculiar niche.» w * : I think the grealest proof of radio's powers of survival lie with the folk who have owned television sets for over a year.For them the novelty is gone.Housewives tune in radio during the day, because they can listen while they work.Husbands at night tune in sports events on television, but often the video set is monopolized by the kiddies at supper time.After they're off to bed, the get is turned off and stays off because it kills conversation and social mixing.Of course, television is here to stay.But so are radio and movies.And all three should be better for the competition.¥» .#% X TICKERTAPE\u2014Bob Hope's Easter Day television show will pay him $40,000 for a 90- minute chore.Frigidaire is footing the bill, which will run to over $100,000 for Hope and other talent .The screen biography of Jackie Robinson, who mad® his baseball bow with the Montreal Royals, was \" completed this week and will be released in several months.Robinson is playing himself in the movie .Though Jean Arthur and Frank Ross are divorced, the comedienne will star for him in \u201cJudy O'Con- nor\u201d, Comic Joe E.Brown's son, Joe Jr., has been made manager of a farm ball team owned by the Pittsburgh Pirates .Jackie Coogan may return to movies as an actor.He was a big hit with the troops during a recent camp tour in Europe.Jack Benny's sidekick, Rochester, will have his own network radio show next season, probably on CBS .Movie tickets around.LISTES Repeat Showing Of \u201cToby Tyler\u201d \u201cMr.Stubbs\u201d, the real, live monkey who won the hearts of his young audience Saturday, will be on hand again this Saturday, when the Children\u2019s Theatre will repeat its performance of \u201cToby Tyler\u201d at Victoria Hall.He does everything but talk, and his friendship with Toby, the young boy who runs away from home to join the circus, is part of a delightful story ably portrayed by a cast of 50.Toby is played by David Luck.The popular \u201cSinging Lady\u201d appears between acts.The show is under the direction of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, and was adapted for stage by Claire Tree Major, whose tour of the United States with her acting company was most successful.the continent are selling far below last year's level, especially in downtown first - run theaters.Neighborhood business is about up to par, but studios are going to sit tight and get through the coming year with as little production outlay as possible until it becomes possible to guage the effect telévision and a declining economy will have on the box office.Only a few years ago Burt Lancaster was virtually unknown, Today he is one of Hollywood's top star attractions, a successful motion picture producer in his own right, one of the nation\u2019s biggest vaudeville attractions and a circus star who makes more money than any circus star has ever made.It was Producer Hal Wallis who discovered him in a New York stage flop, \u201cA Sound of Hunting\u201d and who brought him to Hollywood, engineering his career with brilliant foresight by lending him to Mark Hellinger for his first film, \u201cThe Killers.\u201d That film made Burt a star overnight and he went on from there under the Wallis banner with such hits as \u201cI Walk Alone,\u201d \u201cDesert Fury\u201d and \u2018Sorry, Wrong Number.\u201d He will soon be seen in another Hal Wallis production, \u201cRope of Sand,\u201d which arrives\u2019 Saturday at the Monkland Theatre with Burt heading an impressive star roster that includes Paul Henreid, Claude Rains, Peter Lorre and the luscious French newcomer, Corinne Calvet ' A Paramount picture, \u201cRope of Sand\u201d is set in the fascinating diamond fields of South Africa and is one of the most exciting adventures ever filmed.| Second Top Hit Everybody will have a singing .good time at the Monkland Theatre Saturday watching the fun: and tongue-in-cheek humor come | tumbling from the screen PAGE THIRTGMEPS \u201cRope Of Sand\u201d - \u201cEverybody Does It\u201d, At The Monkland | throughout every minute af \u201cEverybody Does It.\u201d Paul Douglas sings, Linda Dans nell hits operatic high notes andy believe it or not, Celeste Hong wearbles off key.They all do # in \u201cEverybody Does It\u201d and thé audience will shriek at this ete plosively funny picture.4 It was inevitable that Linda and Paul stiould he teamed agai after their success in \u2018A Letter To Three Wives\u2019 and TwentietkK Century-Fox found the right vehicle for them in this James M Cain story about a frustrated soprano and a house-wrecking husband who turns into a smash ing baritone.Glamorous Gloria Swanson, starred in Paramount's \u201cSunset hates physical exercise.But ste loves to dance.UP-TO-THE-MINUTE World Ÿ Local News SU pe .pre 727: REPORTER MONDAY tog ATURDAY LR LL 62 ) rad 2d ond P 1550 > @ | \u201c n Inspector Calls ?A Play by J.B.Priestley MAR.23 \u2014 APR.1, 8.45 p.m.Box Office Opens Mar.20, 9.30 a.m.- 5.30 p.m.All Seats Reserved \u2014 $1.98, Tax Included Latecomers not admitted until the interval UL idl\u201d presents Guy St.\u2014 FI.4683 Packed Full Of Excitement, Thrills and Comedy Unforgettable! STARTING SATURDAY until_TUESDAY AL DOUGLAS PAUL DOUCLAS LINDA DARNELL CELESTE HOLM CHARLES COBURN Sherybody DOES IT\u201d ac 20.\"Last \"SO ENDS OUR Showing NIGHT\" Today! Also \"ROAD SHOW™ + its the year's comedy ec i i On Our Stage Monday » 8.15 \u201cOPPORTUNITY KNOCKS\" ltt ra ONIN Ty 20 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 iy ig RG, TERS pes Pa Mes Pd rE Re ee Re Bg he SSP + - PAGE FOURTEEN - Noted New York Track Coach .To Supervise Track Clinic When officals of the Sportsmen\u2019s Association of Montreal asked Emil Von Elling, the noted track coach of New York University, to come here for this weekend to be guest expert on the Sports Insti- \u2018Von Elling All-stars\u2019, tue Track and Field show, they also asked him to name his all-time As to be expected, the reply didn't come in the next mail on the all-stars.But after a short wait, the man who has coached at N.Y.U.for 35 years and considered the greatest cinder mentor in the world, 60\u2014Ed Conwell, Dave Lawyer, George Weinstein, Ira Kaplan.100\u2014Ed Conwell, Dave: Lawyer, Jerry Fangboner, Ira Kaplan.220\u2014Ed Conwell, Jerry Fang- boner, Dave Lawyer, Ira Kaplan, 440\u2014Jim Herbert, Harold Bo- grow, Harry Hoffman, Reg Pear- man.600\u2014Jim Herbert, Phil Edwards, Milt Sandler, Jim Gilhoo- ley.800\u2014Phil Edwards, Les MacMit- «hell, Fred Veit, Reg Pearman, \u201c 1,000\u2014Phil Edwards, Les Mac- Mitchell, Stan Callender.Mile\u2014Les MacMitchell, Dixon, Bill Hulse, Cross Country\u2014Les MacMit- shell, Frank Dixon, George Barker, Armand Osterberg.Two - mile \u2014 Les MacMitchell, Frank Dixon, Joe Gares, Armand Osterberg.High hurdles\u2014Sol Furth, John atseas, Warren Haliburton.Low hurdles\u2014Warren Halibur- ton, Sol Furth, Joey Healy.High jump\u2014George Spitz, Irv Mondschein, Bob King.Broad jump\u2014Sol Furth, Paul Courtois, Dave Lawyer.Pole vault\u2014Warren Abele, Mort Throop, Dave Littlefield.Shot put\u2014Bernie Mayer, Irv Kintisch, Howard Brill, Stan Lam- port.Javelin\u2014Dave Myers, Milt Miller, Sherwood Buckland.Discug \u2014 Len Bates, Schneider, Joe Mandel.Weight\u2014Mort Reznick, Pete Za- remba, Bill Stoll.Hammer\u2014Pete Zaremba, Mort Reznick, Alex Bolash.Frank Harry Through the series of great years Von Elling had in the game, he found it difficult to select stars, \u201cHow can I limit myself in the mile, let's say MacMit- chell, Hulse, Nordell, Dixon, Hic- key\u2014who can I omit?How about the broad jump: Gillis, this year's freshman goes over 23 feet.Leave him out?And what do I do with Lawyer and Mond- schein and Hagans and Furth.In the half and thousand, there's MacMitchell and Edwards and Giddings and Stan Callender, etc.\u201d Von Elling said he was more concerned with a team man than with an individual star.This is evidenced in the wealth of relay talent N.Y.U.has enjoyed through the years.Some of the art that Von El- ling has used to develop his stars, will be displayed here Friday and Saturday at the Sports Institute sessions to be held at the McGill gymnasium, .Opening phase of the program will be Friday's noon-day luncheon in the Mount Royal Hotel.sions again Saturday at 10:00 The Institute program opens at 8:00 p.m.that night, with ses- a.m.and 2:30 p.m.Bill Durnan has a big lead for the Vezina Trophy with only 135 goals being scored on Canadiens in 63 games.Detroit has had 148 tallied against them in 64 contests.Turk Broda of Toronto shut out Rangers 4-0 on Marci 11 for his ninth \u201chorse-collar\u201d of the season to lead all other goalies in that department.BICYCLE Bring In your bicycle now and let us put it in first class shape for Spring.Also tricycles, baby carriages and doll carriages repaired.© Agent for C.C.M.Bicycles, Tricycles and Accessories © REPAIRS Keys Made While You Wait | | Expert Picture Framing 313 VICTORIA AVENUE (Just above Western) Household Repairs Of All Kinds WESTMOUNT BICYCLE & GENERAL REPAIRS F.J.Travers, proprietor WA.3369 A Kevin Kennedy Signs Robitaille Playing Form Kevin Kennedy has signed to paly second base for Robitaille Motors\u2019 seniors this season, That was announced officially by Pat Patterson, manager of the Robitaille Snowdon Fastball League entry, this week, Kennedy, manager of the disbanded Ascension nine for the past two years and before that a steady performer with St.Augustine's in the Snowdon League and West- mount Dodgers in the Westmount Municipal circuit, became a free agent the minute the Ascension club was dissolved, Snowdon League regulations freeze players to their clubs from one season to the next, but managers become free agents at the end of each season or if their club is disbanded.Reunion In signing Kennedy, Robitaille will be reuniting the old West- mount Dodgers\u2019 smooth keystone combination of shortstop Jack Mc- Kissock and second baseman Kevin Kennedy.This duo consistently made the all star team in their days in the Westmount loop and Pat Patterson is expecting great things from them.Steve Walker, who played second for Robitaille for the greater part of last season, will be shifted to the outfield.The dimunitive Stephen has had some experience in pasture patrolling and manager Patterson is hoping that his speed afoot and power at the plate will combine to make him one of the Snowdon circuit's outstanding outfielders.Facts and Figures During regular schedule play last summer Kennedy battted .262, collecting 33 hits in 122 trips to the plate.Earlier in the season he went on a hitting spree that hoisted his average to .360.He clouted at a .285 clip in the As- censionites\u2019 semi-final playoff round against Steinberg\u2019s.Breaking down Kennedy's performance at the plate during the regular 1949 schedule, it is found that he hit two home runs, no triples, and nine doubles for a total of 10 runs batted in.The low runs batted in total is partially explained by the fact that Kevin, an RCAF veteran, led off the Ascension batting order for most of the season, Voy 7 EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1050 \u201c\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014émémém eee étre WHS Skiers Win Championship Keith H Star In Local There are still a few exhibition at the Forum, soon! GOOD Purple and White this year.Up at the inter-school skiing™ championship at St.Sauveur last weekend, Westmount boys copped first place in classes three and four (Senior A and Senior B) to nose out Lower Canada College, their nearest competitor, by two points.Captain Keith Ham of the local team came off victorious in the slalom and cross-country with winning performances by Roger Hewson, John Laffoley, Fraser Lindsay, Morgan Earl, Mike Fish, Louis Batshaw and a few others, Earlier in the season Mike Crombie and John Laffoley made good showings, winning regional meets in and.around the city.Pucksters Tie MHS On Monday at the Forum, the Senior A hotkey squad, coached by John Meagher, played their last game of the season with Montreal High and tied them 3-3, thus probably setting a record this year for having the most tie games.They have five in all.After the big game with Me- Gee and Catholic High battling it out for the top spot( which Me- Gee won 4-2 by the way) the Westmount effort looked pretty tame as Bob Forrest notched his second real hat trick of the year on assists by Dave MacDougall and John Farrabee.This year\u2019s Senior A team consisted of: Johnny Ferrabee, Chuck Johnson, Dave MacDougall, Tom Potter, Jim Brow, and Bill Mac- Coubray, forwards; Eric Smart, Don Reece, Bill Meagher, and Mike Palmer, defence; John Swaine, goaler.Lose to Chambly The last game of the season for the D.N.McRae-coached Senior B hockey club was played on Tuesday with Chambly County, with the Chamblians winning 9-4.Goals for WHS were scored by Hofman, Sherlock, Cope and Lough on assists by Cope and Sherlock, Members of the Senior B club were: Mike Barnard, Fred Hof- man, Jan Sandzelius, Don Cope, \u201cBeebee\u201d Brown, Jim Beaton, Bobby Sherlock, and Jamie Lough, forwards: Don Mercer, Carter Powis, Dudley Milton, and John Petrey, defence; Colin Irving was goaler.The Senior B boys ended up in fifth place.Cagers Lose to MHS In Westmount's final Senior A basketball tussle last week, they lost a hard-fought battle to first- place Montreal High School by a 50-37 score, Mainstay Derek Han- naford led the point-getters with 17 while John Reddow was next with eight.This team was coached by Mec- Gillian Ron Sharpe and was made up of the following players; Darek Hannaford, Jim Lowe, John Vip- ond, Andy Cote, John Reddow, and Ronnie Lewis, forwards; Doug Reed, John Smith, Bill Creamer, ond John Bishop, guards; John Noell and Mike Crombie, utility men.The Better Half The \u201cold girls\u201d of W.H.S8.paid the school a visit a while back and, using the nucleus of last year's championship hoopla sextet, trounced the present team by a 14-7 score, \u201cOld Girls\u201d basket-getters were Barbara Holden (5), Beverley .am Individual Triumph games to be played by the sports: men of Westmount High.They are as follows: Senior À hockey team vs Old Boys: 5.00 p.m.Monday, March 27, Senior A hockey team vs Senior B hockey team some.tim Ve NEWS Imagine, a championship! Uh-huh! It's happened at last, The budding \u201cskigulls\u201d of Westmount High School have latched on to the Westmount Club Hold Slalom Race At Mont Gabriel On Saturday, March 11th, -the Westmount Ski Club sponsored an invitation giant slalom meet, which was entered: by five ladies\u2019 teams and nine men's teams.Teams consisted of four skiers each with the aggregate of the best three skiers on each team to count, The race was held on Scott's Slip at Mont Gabriel.: The Penguins Ski Club consisting of Doone McMurtry, Betty Sutherland, Adele Vogel and Ann Griffith won the ladies\u2019 team prizes while the McGill ski team of Jack Valentine, Owen Owens, Bob Staniforth and Ted Kehoe, won the men's division, Doone McMurtry of Penguins won the ladies\u2019 individual prize with Nina Bruneau of Ste, Adele second.Jack Valentine had the best time in the men\u2019s division with Owen Owens second.The ladies\u2019 teams finished as follows: 1.Penguins 2.Morin Heights 3.Westmount 4.McGill Ladies\u2019 Ski Club 5.Ste.Adele The teams in the men's dlvi- sion finished in the following order: .1.McGill Ski Team 2.Nordik 3.Totem 4.Vikings 5.Westmount 8.M.O.C.7.Redbirds\u2019 Veterans Team 8.Falcons 9.Redbirds The slalom course was laid out by Hans Falkner of Mont Gabriel Club, and the officials in charge of the race were: Recorder, Mrs.J.S.Houghton; Timers, Thorney Pickering, Mrs.E.D.Christmas, Ragnar Hooslef, and Frank Reif- fenstein; Starters, John F.Lewis and Ted Earl; Numbers and Registration, Mrs.Errol B.Clift and Mrs.John F.Lewis; Ski Patrol and clerks of the course, Dr, Errol B.Clift, and John Hyland.Representing Westmount Ski Club on the ladies\u2019 team were four Junior girls, Beverley and Susan Christmas, Glory O'Neill and Patsy Scott, while the Weste mount men\u2019s team consistèd of Ney Gordon, Bud Cowper, Bernard Flanagan and Sandy Edmison.Walker (6), and Chuckle Christensen (2).For the school: Frances Williams with three and Shire ley MacNiell with two.* The girls\u2019 Senior B team ended up in second place by beating Girls\u2019 High 10-7.The line-up of the Senior A and B teams, coached by gym instruct- ress Miss MacMillan, was: Frances V'illiams, Nancy LeRossignol, Barbara Corbett, Carol Reynolds, Tatsy Flanagan, Mary Jean Morgan, and Daphne Atchison for the A's; and Carol Fischel, Kay Teare, Shirley MacNiell, Ann Pow, Janet Dodge and Dianne Lemieux for the B's, A ly 0 e - a 1e > t- 3?1S.te ty jm Lm 2e, ze ele he on ole pre | WHS.Old Boys Challenge School To Puck Battle On Tuesday morning a very goading and supposedly infuriating letter was handed the boys of Westmount High as Gordie Mac- Nell, captain of the WHS Old Boys\u2019 Hockey squad, put forth in no uncertain terms a challenge to the Senior A pucksters which cannot be taken too lightly.As the missive itself cannot be published due to space limitations, I'll relate four of the main points of the challenge: 1.Do you (the school team) want to go through with the game or do you prefer to default, thereby conceding the inevitable?2.If you decide to play it out, will you guarantee the appearance of your team?3.Do we (the Old Boys) need to line up more than five or six \u201cold crocks,\u201d or will you provide enough opposition for us to call on a \u201cfew spares\u201d?4.Since the school never seems to win (the record is, one tied and two lost by the school) the Russ McConnell Memorial Trophy, we are considering having it engraved before the game with our name on it.O.K.?\u201d 24-hour Ulttimatum I the school did not answer in 24 hours, the letter continued, the Old Boys would take it for granted that the Senior A sextet had been shamed into appearing.An alternative to playing the game was provided in a \u201ctea dance.\u201d The Russ McConnel Memorial Trophy was conceived five years ago in memory of one of West- mount High's all time greats in hockey and football, Russ McConnell, who was lost at sea while serving in the Canadian Navy in World War II.The trophy is presented each year to the team winning the annual exhibition game between the school and the Old Boys.AS.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 St.Leo\u2019s Meet Catholic High In Senior B Finals St.Leo's Senior B Hockey Squad edged their way into the charmed circle last Tuesday at St.Laurent Arena, when they were held to a two all draw with Strathcona Academy.The win clinched second place and the right to engage first place Catholic High Club, in a two game total goal series for honors.The local crew have stalled of: and have failed to show the form Montreal Senior B School Hockey f somewhat in their last two games that have carried them through to many impressive wins.Last Saturday St.Thomas held on to earn a draw with.the local pucksters.Navy to Meet Shawinigan Here Saturday Navy's intermediate cagers hope to add the provincial championship to their city title honours this Saturday evening.The tars meet Shawinigan Tech at Sir Arthur Currie in the second-game of their two-game, total point series for the provincial title.The Montrealers, playing on a miniature gym, took the first game at Shawinigan last Saturday by a 52-40 count.Their contest ended a l4-game win streak which the power city boys had racked up, Including victories over Quebec City and Granby along the playoff trail.The sailor boys have plenty of respect for Shawinigan and are not likely to enter this week's game with overconfidence, They claim that they had to go all out to cop the duke last week and report that last season this same Shawinigan team trounced Nationale by 40 points.Prefacing the Navy-Shawinigan game will be the intermediate women\u2019s provincial final tilt between Montreal Meteors and Windsor Mills.This game is called for 8.00 o'clock with the males slated to take the floor immediately afterwards.M The apparent weakness in the past few games has been the in- \u2018| ability of the forwards to finish | their plays with any degree of success once they maneuvre inside their opponents blue line, No doubt this can be chalked up to the inexperience of the young forwards, who freeze up when in a good scoring position.À few of the boys up front could help the situation if they could drive a little harder and forget trying to appear stylish around the goals.Possibly some of the boys have been seeing too many games at the Forum and are trying to imitate matured players instead of developing their own natural style.At any rate the teams record shows very little necessity for apology, as they have experienced a very successful season so far and are confident that they stand a fifty fifty chance of taking Catholic High in the play off.The first game of this two game total series will take place tomorrow morning at Lachine Arena, with the face-off slated for 10.00 a.m.The second game in all probability will be held early next week at the Forum.Sport Shorts Two of the school's finest athletes are the Smart boys, Buster and Kevin, On the brawny shoulders of Buster has in recent games, rested the responsibility of coming through with timely goals that spelt the margin of victory or defeat for the Academy Senior B Hockey Club.Kevin displays his wares on the basketball floor, and his all around fine performance Andrew Ww Dudley, D.S.C CHIROPODIST Foot Disabilities and Diseases 1010 SHERBROOKE ST, WEST, SUITE B BY APPOINTMENT \u2014 PLATEAU 5390 Graduate Chicago College Chiropody and Pedic Surgery was the highlight in the Saints last game of the season against Chambly High.Again a fade-out in the second half erased any chance of victory as the Academy rung the curtain down on the Basketball front with a 31 to 21 defeat.A little more condition of the kind Kevin showed, might of well put a different complex on those second half fade- outs, which was the only sour note FOUR \"ROSES CANADIAN WHISKY DISTILLED IN CANADA BLENDED IN CANADA BOTTLED IN CANADA Jor CANADIANS WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST CANADIAN WHISKY PRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD.on an otherwise highly enjoyable basketball season.With Old Man winter sticking around a little late, it will probably set the Annual Boxing Show back a week.The likely date is Friday May 12th, A new Sports magazine is now in the process of being published.It will feature all the school's athletic activities and will be distributed at the Boxing Show.Putters\u2019 Club With a good turnout now because of the fine weather, the City of Westmount Putters Social Club enjoyed a great evening of games in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall.The activity afforded prizes for practically all the participants and a hilarious time was evidenced.Next week an evening of court whist is planned and a good turnout is anticipated.George Cairns, president, stated that the following week a quiz program, similar to Share the Wealth, is being planned where everyone hag an opportunity of getting a prize and also a chance at the big grand prize of the night.With the coming of the warmer weather, outdoor programs are just around the corner and members are asked to take advantage of the few indoor events left.St.Pats Parade | Set For Sunday The executive of the United Irish Societies has announced plans for the annual St.Patrick's parade which will be held on Sunday.The parade will get under way at 3.00 p.m.the \u2019starting point being Fort and Dorchester streets.Edward O'Flaherty, grand marshall of the year\u2019s parade, told The Examiner that every effort had been taken to make the parade a success.Organization director William C.Hickey, who is handling his 24th parade, said that every precaution had been taken to ensure a prompt start, Any decision to cancel the annual march because of weather conditions, will remain with the executive, who would make a public announcement in this event.Westmounters, who usually turn out in large numbers to cheer the b\u2019hoys as they pass in review, bedecked with shamrocks and the traditional top hat, should stick close to their radio on Sunday if the weather is inclined to be inclement.TOPSY TURVY For a key scene involving a railway wreck in Paramount\u2019s \u201cNo Man of Her Own,\u201d Barbara Stan- wyck and Phyllis Thaxter were locked into a special trick railroad coach which was then spun upside down by a giant mechanism as the cameras photographed the shot.Audiences will get the effect of being inside the train when it is wrecked.Westmount High PAGE FIFTEEN Wins Ski Event Westmount High School Senior classes three and four won the Interscholastic Skiing Championships held at St.Sauveur over the week-end.The Westmounters outpointed Lower Canada College to gain their only championship of the entire year, It is, however, the fifth consecutive year that the West- mount High Senior squad have captured the skiing title, which establishes a record for the event and the school.More de- {ails on sports page.Richard holds a two-goal edge over Abel in scoring the most goals.Richard's 36 markers and Abel's 34 places them well ahead of 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.for Health, Inc.,\u201d, at the annual meeting of the co-operative association of all milk producers and CAPITA 5 (3 s \u20ac A wie, Pe Stores OTTAWA, CANADA ONION WADE 0.0.7.C.95.0.8 distributors in the Montreal region, J.B.Beauchemin, of Vercheres, was elected vice-president for the coming year; Leonard Roy, secretary; W.D.Lowe, treasurer, and Miss Marcelle Godbout was retained as nutritionist.In addition the following were named to the Board of Directors: P.D.McArthur, of Howick; Laurent Poupart, Montreal; Isidore Bouthillier, Longueuil; John Dickson, Ormstown; Frank Cousins, Montreal; Adrien Angers, St.Ce- saire; Lucien Gendron, Beauhar- nois; and R.C.Cluff, Montreal.In the annual report of the past president, P, D.McArthur, it was pointed out that Milk for Health, now had 100 per cent representation in the Montreal district.He also expressed satisfaction at the appointment of a nutritionist to carry out and expand the promotional activities of the organization and complete the educational program drawn up by the directors.This program, while seeking out all age groups, is primarily directed in the interests of school children Teller Family Bereaved by Mother's Death Walter P.Zeller, of 753 Lexington Avenue, Westmount, was bereaved on Saturday, when his mother, Mrs.Philip Zeller, died at her home in Kitchener, Ontario, after a lengthy illness.Mrs.Zeller was in her 86th year.Her husband, Philip Zeller, with whom she celebrated their 65th.wedding anniversary last September, predeceased her by three weeks.Mrs.Zeller, born in Vienna, Austria, was the former Mary Riener.She was brought to Canada when a child by her parents to a farm in Waterloo County, Ont., which had been established by Mr.Zel- ler\u2019s grandfather.The farm was later taken over by his son who married Miss Rie- ner there.~ Surviving, in addition to Mr.Zeller, are another son, C.Edward Zeller of St.Catherines, Ont., and four daughters, Mrs.John G.Cole, and Mrs.Eitell Woeller of Kitchener, Ont, Mrs.Ernest Lepper, of Toronto, and Mrs.C.Leslie Wismer, of Edmonton, Alta.There are several grandchildren and great grandchildren.Funeral services were held on Wednesday in the Church of the Good Shepherd, Kitchener, with interment also taking place in the Ontario City.Westm't Hospital Stops Hiccoughs The Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital, Westmount, made the headlines this week with the announcement that Olive McKelvey, the 22-year-old Cherry River ,Que., hank clerk girl, had again been relieved of an abnormally-long spell of hiccoughing by an injection of novocaine.The injection of the drug paralyzed the phrenic nerve, thus relieving the spasms at their source.Dr.R.G.B.Gilbert, who administered the injection of novocaine at the request of Dr.8.Jamieson, said that he did not Know how long the patient would be resting.The actual cause of the recurring hiccoughs was not yet known, The treatment received by Miss McKelvey at the Herbert Reddy Hospital relieved her of an uninterrupted four day spell of hiccoughing which started in Florida where she was resting, following recommendation last January 15 by the family doctor.- On that date a novocaine injection had brought an end to an attack which lasted for 15 days with hiccoughing occurring at the rate of 15-20 a minute.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1850 Westmount YMCA Spring Program The Westmount branch of the Y.M.C.A.inaugurated a seven weeK spring series of social and educational programs, with the first half of the evening sessions being devoted to such things as lessons in golf, tennis, watersafe- ty, photography, social dancing and small crafts with a limited number being allowed to participate in each course, The second half of the evening of each session features lectures and discussions.On Thursday, R.'H.Griffiths spoke on \u201cSo This Is Canada\u201d which was illustrated by Canadian Pacific Railway slides, Last night G.B.Langley, of the Royal Bank of Canada, spoke on \u201cHome Management\u201d.On March 23, Paul Falk of the Jewish Vocational Services will speak on \u201cUnderstanding Your Capabilities.Dr.Bernard Graham of the Allen Memorial Institute has chosen as his topic \u201cOverdependence\u201d for March 30.\u201cCanada\u2019s Place in the United Nations\u201d will be the subject of the address by G.Brown, principal of Peace Centennial School on April 6.\u2019 The final lecture and discussion period will be on April 20, when Rev.E.E, Long, pastor of Fair- mount-St.Giles Church, will speak on \u201cBefore You Marry\u201d.Temple Emanu-El Sabbath services tonight, March 17th, at 8.15 p.m.Dr, Stern will speak on \u201cThe Wonder Worker\u201d (the 250th anniversary of Israel Ball Shem Tov\u2014Founder of Chasi- dism).Tomorrow morning, March 18th, 11.30 a.m.\u2014Sermonette, \u201cThe Three Gates\u201d based on Torah portion.\u201cCry The Beloved Country\u201d On Wednesday afternoon, March 22nd at 2.45 o'clock, Dr.Mary Winspear, Headmistress of Weston School, will review before the Book Lovers Forum \u201cCry The Beloved Country\u201d by Alan Paton, This will be the fourth review of the season.Mrs, George Hollin- ger will preside.Tea will follow the forum discussion, Hostesses will be the following\u2014Mesdames Josef Aron, Alex Carsley, Irvin Gertsman, D.H.Lisser, George Rauch, Harry J.Stern.Presiding at tea table will-be Mrs.E.T.Bourke, Mrs.Maurice Garfinkle.The Book Lovers Forum, held under the auspices of the Sisterhood, has had a record attendance during the season.Co - chairmen of the Book Lovers Forum are\u2014 Mrs.Maurice Garfinkle, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Members of the committee at large are as follows: Mesdames Josef Aron, Leonard Blank, Garner Bornstein, William Carin, Alex Carsley, Stanley Davis, Mark Garfinkle, Asher Gersten.feld, Hyman Gertler, Irvin Gerts.man, Robert Gordon, William Gross, Hyman Grover, Joseph Horwood, David Jassby, Dagobert Lisser, Lawrence Marks, Louis Melzack, Samuel Paperman,.Geo, 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