The Westmount examiner, 5 mai 1950, vendredi 5 mai 1950

[" Gi HE pa i a 232! sssrsreassvensanugnes assises: His sie sat @he xaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis VOL.XXI, No.18 ee EE WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 PRICE 3 CENTS HOPES FOR NO TAX INCREASE Hi-Y Officers Installed at Y' Ceremony On Thursday evening, May 4th, the induction of the officers for next year's executive of the Westmount Girls\u2019 Hi-Y took place at the Westmount Branch of the Y.MC.A, It was an impressive ceremony, and will be long remembered by those who saw and took part in it.All club members were present and the mothers and school teachers of the members were invited.The meeting was opened by a short business meeting which wound up all the club activities, followed by the ceremony marking the occasion, The advisor, Mrs.Junke, spoke first to the new officers of their responsibilities to the club.The new president, Marilyn Smith, then received the gavel from the past president as a token of hér leadership, The secretary's records and the treasurer's records and funds were then handed to the new secretary, Diane Lem- ieux, and treasurer, Margaret Tucker, respectively, There was 8 prayer of installation by the vice-president and all joined in to repeat the \u201cLord's Prayer\u201d, All members repeated the covenant and everyone present sang one verse of \u201cLead Kindly Light\u201d, Refreshments were served and the advisor, Mrs.Joan Junke, and the past president\u2019s mother, Mrs.G.Robertson, poured tea, l Man Must Live | Longer to Pay Higher Taxes Mayor .the conclusion of his address to the Westmount Municipal Association on Tuesday night, that he understood from actuarial tables and medical statistics that the span of human life had been increased by 10 years.The Mayor had just been dealing with the financial statement of the City, particularly with the tax question.He gave it as his opinion that it was very necessary for a man to live longer now, if he was to be able to pay his taxes.Three Residents Fined For Dumping Rubbish Following a warning from Director Robert Byford of the West- mount Police Department, three residents were brought before the Westmount Recorder's Court for dumping dirt and rubbish in the gutters, Two weeks ago, Chief Byford announced that offenders would be brought before the Court for infringement to this law, and instructed his officers to be on the look-out for offenders.The three residents who were accused, pleaded guilty before Recorder C.A.Hale and were .i:« fined.for the.offence.Cameron remarked at Portable Altar for Mission Field The portable altar shown above was constructed by members of the Diocesan Anglican Young People's Association which includes in its numbers many Westmounters.The fine workmanship was much admired.The altar will be used in the Western Canadian mission field by clergymen in remote districts where no such facility is available.Westmount Financial Statement For Year Ending December, 1949 The financial Statement of the City of Westmount, including the Balance Sheet and, in concise form, a statement of the City's Revenue and Expenditure for the year ending December 31st, 1949, is published for the benefit of those citizens who may not have received a copy.- Acompanying the statement, was a letter from Mayor J.s.Cameron giving certain information pertaining.to the report, most of which is covered in his address to the Westmount Municipal As- sociation, which is summarized in another column of this issue of.The Examiner.\" ASSETS CAPITAL ACCOUNT: \u2014 Municipal Buildings and Sites, Parks, Roads, Drains, Sidewalks, Lanes, Signal Systems, Machinery, Tquipment, ete, we .$10,18T,409.82 Tight and Power Department\u2014Land, \u2018Buildings, Equipment, Conduits, \u2018Standard Lighting, Signal Systems, Destructor, ete.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 1,977,893.93 $12.115,808.55 REVENUE ACCOUNT :\u2014 Petty Cash .515.00 Bank Balances 566,990,50 Call T.oan \u2014 to Montreal Metropolitan Commission ce ere deren va 254,741.37 Accrued luterest on Taxes .teers an 000 4,836.13 Taxes Receivable \u2014 Municipal \u201cund School 77,799.77 Interest and Sinking Fund Accrued for November and December 1949 provided for in 1950 tAXES coors cer ceric voneonaseaneenteres a00r 17,003.17 Consolidated Arrears of Taxes and Interest .3,339.18 Sundry Deblors, less Reserve for Bad Debts 32,984.51 Stock and Coal on hand 61,885.44 Investments .ce .5,000.00 Investments:\u2014Dominion d ; Accrued.Interest (Electric Light Dept.) .619,087.50 Deferred Charges \u2014 Prepaid Charges and SUNATIEY veins reer errr 2,358.20 $ 1,546,490.82 Amount lJoaned to Capital Account $302,365.03 Deduct amounts held for other funds: Roads'Renewa!l Fund $ 6,273.90 Insurance Fund \u2026\u2026 37,656.89 Reserve under \u2018By-law 436 .$188,417.27 $232,248.06 270,116.97 \u2018 1,816,607.79 ROADS RENEWAL SINKING FUND:\u2014 Roads Renewed rene 210,783.40 Balance Available ros 6,273.90 217,057.30 SINKING ¥UND Sinking Fund Commission as at 3tst Oct.i940 2,713, 907.42 Interest, etc., maturing in Nov.and Dec.1949 7,098.46 Accrued Interest on Investments .18, 185.60 Accrued Sinking Fund Instalments 26, 329.01 2,765,130.19 SPECIAL FUNDS: \u2014 Reserve under \\ Insurance By-law 436 Investmenis al par eue $ 63,500.00 $ 64,000.00 «1s (Continned, on.Page Coren WB) rena Mayor Cameron Tells Meeting Hard to Budget Mayor J.S.Cameron, in answer to a question at the annual spring meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association, held in Victoria Hall, on Tuesday night, stated that he was hopeful that it would not be necesary to increase the taxes this year.He hoped that it would be found possible to balance the budget, but he held out litttle hope that taxes could be kept down, if the demand for extra services kept increasing.Mayor Cameron was the guest speaker at the meeting, which was presided over by J.R.Fenwick, president of the association, assisted by vice-presidents James De Lalanne and Eric Slessor.The meeting was attended by # _approximately 300 members of the association, who followed with keen interest the history of the City of Westmount given by Mayor Cameron, who was introduced by president J.R.Fenwick.The meeting on Tuesday night lacked some of the fire - which featured the fall meeting, due probably to the fact that questions had to be written out which cut off debate from the floor.Sunday Sports Not Questioned Considering all the controversy which has been caused over the Sunday sports question, it was strange that the matter was not brought up by any of the members present.The removal of the comfort station at the intersection of St.Catherine street and Lansdowne avenue was loudly criticized by a member at the back of the hall.) Mayor Cameron explained that the maintenance of the building had become impossible, and that the Montreal Tramways Company offered \u2018no objection to the demolition of the station.The population - ot - Westmount\u2019 has only increased by.about 1800 during the last ten years, and now stands at approximately 27, 00n.Mr.Cameron stated.Mayor Cameron promised to try | to cut down the volume of the P.A.system used for concerts in Westmount Park on.Sunday afternoons.He also promised to attend to a complaint, regarding a temporary comfort station being used by workmen, at the sub-station be- (Continued on Page no -mer programme.Putters\u2019 Club Close Season With one of the largest turnouts of the season, the Putters Club concluded the year\u2019s indoor activities with movies, colored slides by Bert Alford, and refresh ments.This will be the last night in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall for this season.Lionel Fournier, recently appointed Superintendent of Recreation for the City of Westmount- was introduced to the group by the president, George Cairns, and gave a brief talk.E.J.Ander son, Superintendent of Parks, also spoke briefly on the coming sum- Warning Given Regarding Dogs on Leash for Summer Director Robert Byford of the Westmount Police Department announced today that all dogs must be on leashes during May, June, July, August and September.Ace cording to Section Seven of Bye law 535 \u201cany dog found in a public place and is not held securely on a leash not more than six feet in length, the keeper of such dog, as well as the person who caused such dog to be in such place, shall be deemed to have infringed the law.\u201d Director Byford said that the law would be strictly upheld by the Westmount Police Department, Westmount Girl Arrested By Anti-Subversive Squad Aline McGregor, 19, of 8 Lorraine Avenue, Westmount, pleaded | Smith, pleaded not, 8uity,, L Q af.not guilty to distributing so-called subversive leaflets al St.Catherine and University streets on Friday night.Released on bail she was later re-arrested in a car with two men identified as Joe Elbling, 22 of 4813 Park Avenue and Homer Smith, 20, of no given address.The trio were charged with operating a car without a license when neither of the three could produce auto licenses or registrations.The car bore a Nova Scotia license plate and allegedly contained several of the subversive pamphlets, Joe Elbling, pleaded guilty be-#- a counation and were re.fore Judge Gerald Almond to the ! on parole pendin trial to- charge of driving an auto with- day.out a license and was ordered to pay a fine of $100 and costs.Miss McGregor and Homer whicli the trio were arrested was Communist, fusci owned by a prominent Ontarid y | Police claim that the car in tw + A 0 D RO EP meer PAGE TWO KEEPING THEM CLEAN .Much of the pain, discomfort and poor appearance due to unhealthy teeth is preventable.Dental care should begin at an |day language at an open meeting early age and children should be !of the Trinity Memorial Hi-Tri taught to brush their teeth carefully after every meal.A visit to Club to be held Tuesday evening the dentist at least twice a year |&t 8.15 in the hall.is a \u201cmust\u201d in a dental care Refreshments will be served and program.!guests are wcicome.HI-TRI MEETING The mysteries of the telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West Department for the Closing of Estates of Dereaved Persons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence; 4337 Sherbrooke 81.W.\u2014 WA, 8435 Ambassador Apts., Westmount Barrister and Solicitor ROOFING Bciteship Asbestos Roof Coating does not melt or run ai 600 degrees above zero nor crack or break at 50 degrees below zero.A patented product, with guarantee, applicable to any type of roof, new or old, at less than 50% regular cost.- Over a quarter century of service to over a quarter million satisfied customers.For full particulars and information: CEORGE A.CAIRNS REPRESENTATIVE PANTHER OIL & GREASE MFG.Coy.of Canada 4434 St.Catherine Street West Fi.8139 CORRECTION ! 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ENGLISH CARS Fl.6363 ANGLIA PREFECT Westmount Financial\u2019 Statement.(Continued from Page 1) Accrued Interest on Investments 305.96 749,17 Balances held by Revenue Account 37,656.89 188,417.27 $101,362.85 $ 253,160.44 $ 354.520.29 $17,268,928.62 LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNT:\u2014 Bonds outstanding \u2026 Property Reserve Light and Power Departinent \u2014 Expended on Capital Account: From Surplus Profits From Depreciation Reserve .Amount horrowed from other Funds REVENUE ACCOUNT: \u2014 Taxes prepaid for 1950; Municipal .School.Sundry Credit $752,473.28 800,420.67 1,552.893.93 errs 502,365.03 $12,115,308.75 390,181.19 224,644.03 $14,826.02 0 Accrued Sinking \u2018Fund Î 26,329.01 Accrued Interest on Bonds .29,214.16 Prepaid Special Assessment 8,643.23 Stock and Tools Reserve .8,144.22 Reserve for Special Purpose 25,811.57 Depreciation Reserves: |, Municipal Plant und Equipment 300,506.31 \u2018 Light and Power .$1,469,326.73 l.eps expended on Capital Account .800,420.67 668,906.06 975,412.37 Deferred ReVEnue serres 5 rerrapecrerencenen 21,895.00 Light and Power Dept.Surplus 752,473.26 Less: Expended on Capital - \u2018 Account to date .752,473.26 1,816,607.79 ROADS RENEWAL NING FUND RESERVE - 217,057.30 SINKING FUND RESE Sinking Fung Reguirements Sinking Fund Surplus SPECIAL FUND RESERVES:\u2014 .2,246,069.33 519,361.16 2,765,430,49 Reserve under Insurance By-law 436 82,487.49 $ 250,186.44 $101,362.85 $ 253,166.44 City\u2019s Account inn, Light and Power Department 354,529.29 $17,268,928.62 Nute:\u2014Of the amount in Reserve for Depreciation $800,420.87 has been appropriated for the extension of the Light and Power Plant Equipment and Bonds of the Clty authorized by By-laws 284, 349, 441, 449, and 462 amounting to $815,000.00 have been retained in \u2018substitution therefore.° \u201c REVENUE Assessments: General Tax levied 1st January 1949 \u2026 Special Taxes levied 1st May 1949 $ 1,140,223.02 \u201c 79,814.76 $ 1,220,087.78 1Westmount High Student to Tour (Great Britam Richard Swan, a student of Westmount High School, was named among the group of 50 .Canadian boys to visit Great Brie tain this summer as ; guests of We Garfield Weston, it was announced by Y.M.C.A.officials today.by a Canadian-born industrialist, George Weston, to cultivate cloger relationships between the two countries, Swan was one of the 13 representatives picked from the Province.Like the others, he was picked by a special committee of the Y.M.C.A,, which is working with boys\u2019 groups.+ The son of À.W.D.Swan, Secretary - Treasurer of the City of Westmount, Richard is president of the Westmount Hi-Y Club; the Westmount High Glee Club; Senior \u2018A\u2019 Football team; Students\u2019 Council, as well as an active participant in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.and Trinity Memorial Church.The boys will sail from Quebec, July 12, and will spend a month touring Great Britain before arriving back in Montreal on August 17th.Leaders of the Y.M.C.A, Will travel with the group.NO DEAL Sandy got info conversation with a fellow traveller in the railway carriage.Sandy was smoking his pipe, and the stranger began to fumble as if in search of something.\u201cWeel, that's awful,\u201d he said, \u201cDve come awa\u2019 withoot a match -\u2014 can ye oblige ?\u201d Sandy handed over a match, 0 but the fumbling continued.\u201cIsn't that annoying, I've left me tobacco at hame.\u201d \u201cAh weel,\u201d replied Sandy, \u201cgie me back my match, ye'll no be needin\u2019 it noo.\u201d WAITED LONG TIME In 1936 Victor Mature applied for a part in \u201cSamson and Delilah\"\u201d, which Cecil B.DeMille was, planning at the time.Twelve years later Mature got the part.School Taxes levied 1st January 1949 .612,088.40 Tess refund to Neutral Panel 11,606.05 800,480.35 Prepaid Special Taxes, year's proportion .1,611.51 1,822,029.64 Light and Power Department \u2014 contributions for services rendered .17,900.90 Interest son Roads Senewal 8 218.26 Montreal Sales Tax \u2014 1948-1949 223,089.42 Montreal Income Tax \u2014 1943 .6.32 223,095.74 Business Tax levied 1st May, 1949 re 35,667.12 Business Tax levied 1st May, 1948 (balance) .258.00 35,825.12 City of Montreal (re 25-26 Geo.V.Ch.112) .20,000.00 Montreal Tramways Company (Snow removal) 12,595.04 Amusement Taxes \u2014 less Provinclal Government POFTION L.u.c-usccnsercarrarennentensensnenssnecesaranaenscnsecen rene 13,351.29 Licences \u2014 Taxi, Dogs, Bicycle, Baker, etc.\u2026 20,835.70 Court Fines-\u2014less Provincial Government portion 12,602,34 Pound Fee 180.0 Plumbing \u201cand\u201d \u201cBuilding \u201cPermits, \u201cRoads \u201cSundries 1,282.40 Cuts in Roadways 5,385.57 Victoria Hall \u2014 Rentals, ete .42,702.06 Library Fines 1,731.16 Parks and Playgrounds\u2014Use © 2,541.16 Rentals |.civics 19,347.32 Interest on Assessments, Investments, etc 17,896.- Less interest on Reserve accounts, etc 2,185.98 15,710.46 RAMPI coerce 267.97 Office Sundries .388.57 Transfer from Flectric Light Department .125,673.56 2,393,641.66 Electric Light and Power Department: : Electrie Current Soid, Conduit Rentals and net - Interest earned .conn nn.518,310.33 Tess transferred for (ieneral Purposes .125,673.56 392,636.77 ° $ 2,786,278.43 EXPENDITURES Interest on BonÜs =.LL.Leccerrreqrees vertenioenenes save < 0 ies $ 178,840.00 Sinking Fund and Serial Bond Instaiments 153,231.54 332,071.54 Less portion applicable to Bonds of Electric Light ans = and Tower Dept.and Destructor Plant 14,700.00 § 317.371.54 Roads Rencwal Sinking \"und Reserve 216.26 School Taxes pad to Schop) Board \u2026 .600,480.35 Departmental Expenditures: Finance and Municipal Buildings .219,402.11 City Hall .11,499.72 Contingencies .11,562.21 Victoria Hall \u2026 46,820.7 Street Lighting .71,473.26 Roads (Including $2,573.05 Bond Interest and Sinking F und ¢ on Destructor Plant) .508,828.90 Police \u201c 166,049.02 Fire .166,677.33 Health 22,357.20 Parks \u2026 179,997.02 Public 33,307.64 Public 23,724.12 1,451,699.26 Jess - Propoition of charges applicable to cost of work done on Capital Account and - Special Work .2,706.26 1,448,993.00 Appropriations of Excess of Revenue over Expenditure for the year to: Reserve for Development of Clandehoye and Staynor Park § 4,642.72 Reserve Hy-law 436, ete.21,937.7 26,580.51 1,475,3%3.51 2,393,641.66 Hlectrie Light and Power Department: - Operating Expenses and Power Purchases 337,108.32 Sinking und Installments and Bond Interest 12,126.95 Bad Debis written off .202.19 - Provision for Depreciation 43,199, 81 392,636.77 TUT s2,786,278.43 Audited and Ferified en ni CA.Audit Niddel], Stead, Grabam & utehison, CAL uditors ne we \u2018 C.W.HOUSTON Secretary -Treasurer 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) HE-MINUTE 4 LRG CARLINGS CAA .REPORTER NDA® 0; 2 (FH C FVCUF.LEONARD & APPLE GIFT Nine hunared boys of Harrow County School each received one pound of apples as a gift from the fruit growers of British Columbia last week.The Hon, Byron Johnson, Premier of British Columbia, was present to distribute some of the apples to the boys.This was part of the gen- e Industri erous gift of 20,000 caszs of ap- General Industrial ples from thet fruit growers of British Columbia, which is being YO.3922 distributed through the Common- wealth Gift Centre.bo TT ® |ndustrial and Residential Construction ® Alteration, Building and GERARD Regd Plant Maintenance 281 - 3rd Ave, Verdun =.V4 TU H 26 GUGLE Sponsored as part of a program - REPAIRED - REÉFINISHED «SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT Appointments Announced for Kamp Kanawana R.D.Locke, director of Kamp Kanawana, the Y.M.C.A.Boys Camp in the Laurentians, announ- ed this week that Bob Moffat has been appointed director of the Junior Section at Kamp Kanawana.Bob, who is graduating this month from the McGill School\u2019 of Physical Education, has been acting as physical director at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.during the past |.year, Old Kanawana campers will remember him as the waterfront director last year.Mr.Locke also announced that Lydon McKeown, Dave Mackey and John Nourse have been accepted as councillors at the camp this year.These three are members of the Westmount Hi-Y Club.Clair Buckley will be returning to the camp as director of the Senior Section.Mr, Buckley is also graduating from the McGill School of Physical Education this spring.It was also announced that \u201cMa\u201d Cameron will be returning as camp chef again this year.This will be her 13th year at Kamp Kanawana.In charge of the Bantam Section this year will be Ralph Er- skine, assistant physical director of Central Y.M.C.A.Ralph has been business manager of the camp for the last two yeats.John Hall, of McGill University, will be the Waterfront Director thig year.John was a senior councillor last summer.The camp will open on Saturday, July 1, and close Saturday, August 26.Rabbi Harry J.Stern Lectures at Stanstead Rabbi Harry J.Stern of Temple, Emanu-El, Westmount, represented the Jewish Chautauqua Society when he lectured at Stanstead College, on Monday.Rabbi Stern's subject was \u201cJudaism.\u201d Dr.Stern also attended the Boundary Rotary Club meeting.The Jewish Chautauqua Society sends Rabbi lecturers to college campuses as part of an educational program.WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.Club 360 Dances at St.Leo\u2019 s Members of the teen agers club 360 of Ascension Parish In Westmount enjoyed a dance sponsored by the Catholic Mothers Club on Friday night.The dance was held in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall, 360 Clarke avenue, Westmount.The name of \u201cclub 360\u201d is taken from the door number of the school.Solar System Told to Church Group Part of the solar system was outlined to members of the Young People's Fellowship of Dominion Douglas Church by E.R.Paterson, Professor of Astronomy, Sir George Williams College.Speaking mostly on the study of the moon, Mars and Saturn, Professor Paterson said that the moon is a dead world where life as we know it is impossible, although it was not always so.He said that the moon rotates so slowly, it has two weeks of our night and two weeks of our daylight.The speaker said that the enormous temperature changes on the moon is the result of no protective shield from the ultra violet rays of the sun, stating that at noon the BE WELL DRESSED THIS SUMMER AT A PRICE TO FIT YOUR BUDGET HAND TAILORED SUITS AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen \u2014 2 Weeks\u2019 Delivery - We have a large assortment of imported English materials.We specialize in Alterations and Restyling to make your clothes look like new.REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS \u2014 BEST WORK GUARANTEED - AVENUE CUSTOM TAILORS & VALET SERVICE 4226 ST CATHERINE WEST (Just west of Greene Ave.) OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS \u2014 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS WE.5908 65 Hillside Avenue * ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT Wi.1104 The =; .{Ixaminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 Mysteries temperature is 212 degrees and at night 250 degrees.Theories regarding the craters on the moon were also outlined.He said that the first is that they are cause®* from burnt out volcanoes, formed when the moon was young; second was the possibility that meteorites had showered the moon due to the lack of atmosphere, and third was the theory that they were caused from explosions and violent surface conditions.Some scientists believe they are caused from dried up oceans and seas on the moon.Professor Paterson said that while Venus was the closest planet to Earth, Mars is the one most known, because it has none of the mass of clouds which surround Venus.He said that while forms of life thight live there, they are believed to be of a much lower scale than man because of the thin atmosphere.Switching to the planet Saturn, he said that while it may be the most attractive planet it was unfit for any kind of life as known on earth, pointing out that it was surrounded by a poisinous atmosphere of ammonia and methane mixed with hydrogen.\u201cBeneath that is à solid sheet of ice about 20,000 miles thick,\u201d the speaker said, \u201cunder which is the solid core of the planet\u201d.\u2018 He said the rings which surround the planet are believed to be formed out of former moons which got too \u2018close to the planet and therefore smashed into little pieces that now swirl around the mass body known as Saturn.He said that in thousands of years to come, our moon may also get too close and smash into little pieces which will form rings around our planet.The speaker was thanked by the Douglas Church.il Assistant Minister of Dominion \"50 Y EARS IN ir] WESTMOUNT\" Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers 0 in favour of the experiment.Rev.people.WE.4046 HMAN\u201dS JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THRER \u2014 Two Westmount Ministers Differ on Sunday Sports The action of Westmount City Council in allowing the Athletie Grounds fo open for sports on four Sundays has been protested by three Westmount Protestant Ministers, whilst a fourth the Rev.J.Ritz, pastor of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Westmount, was Charles C.Cochrane of Melville Presbyterian Church, saw the decision based on the will of the The Rev, Ritz found that the decision was \u201can expression of the times and the opinion of the majority of the people.\u201d He-said, \u201cit shows that there is longer as much sanctity attached to Sunday as there used to be.\u201d\u2019x It \u2018should be noted that Adventists observe Saturdays as their Sabbath, Rev.Dr.J.A.Johnston, of Westmount Baptist Church, deplored the move as against West- mount traditions.\u201cThe best tribute we can pay to our civic leaders who have rendered such con- spicious service in the past is to maintain the high standards of civic life which they established\u201d, he said.Dr.Johnston continued: \u201cThe introduction of commercial sport in Westmount on Sundays constitutes a weakening of those principles and reflects upon our appreciation of the ends they had in view.\u201d Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector of the Anglican Church of the Advent declared; \u2018\u2019To have the Westmount Athletic Grounds open for sports on Sunday afternoons, with a charg: for admission to be made, is & form of commercialism contrary to the spirit of the Christian Sunday.If (Continued on Page 6) Superb Flavour, COF Westm't May Be One of Offenders In Smoke Dispute Some Westmounters are wondering whether Councillor Roy Wagar of Notre Dame de Grace was pointing his finger at West- mount when he asked in a letter addressed to Chairman J.O.As- selin of Montreal's executive com- mttee that steps should be taken to compel factories and institutions in Montreal East, Verdun, Outremont and elsewhere to cease sending their smoke in to Montreal, Mr.Wagar points out in his letter that now that Montreal has a smoke bylaw from which much is expected, the surrounding municipalities should also take action (Continued on Page 6) / \"SALADA VACUUM- SEALED FEE you and PAINTING MONTREAL'S OLD read + \u2014ouvive a yp 4408401028 000 CLS 10100 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Today's auto should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.If of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing 5 offers.REPAIRS TO COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE ALL MAKES OF CARS SERVICE \u2018BODY WORK MECHANICAL REPAIRS Gaston Girard, president Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technician Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo WA.2761-2 VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.- WESTMOUNT \u201cThe Customer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\u201d repair standards are not getting this standard EST DEALER FOR -aSSAUUA UN TAUGADUOAT OSSI TA VEN RET Sop pr dar rer ee ELIE SES Pannes + 245 eee ri = 8 a Ei Ea ng ame se sd ES syst Ea RR AE à mE 2 CRE Em Fe 8 5, PAGE FOUR | OTHER PLACES He had been waiting a long jime for paid, starve 7\u201d \u2014TTrTY) No TELLTALE \u201cI just struck a cow.\u201d his lunch.\u201cWaitress,\u201d he \u201cWas it a Jersey cow?\u201d asked \u201cmust I sit here until I the officer, \u201cI dont know,\u201d said the lady \u201cOh, no,\u201d replied the waitress.|driver, * I didn't see its license we close at 6 oclock.\u201d plate.\u201d LIMITED PAUL and CHARLES DEMERS 1347 GREENE AVENUE (NEAR SHERBROOKE STREET) Purveyors of High Class Provisions CHOICE GROCERIES FRUIT AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED FRESH DAILY RED AND BLUE BRAND BEEF MILK-FED VEAL FISH AND POULTRY | See Our Weekly Specials ® WE DELIVER ° THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 Y.M.C.A.NOTES Abbott Cleans Up Makes $46,500,000 Finance Minister Douglas Abbott, member for St.Antoine- Westmount, has revealed that pe made a profit of $46,500,000 in one deal.Unfortunately for the Minister he couldn't hang on to the nest egg.Mr.Abbott explained on Monday that the \u201cpaper profit\u201d made in Control Board \u201cwon't mean a thing to the budget.\u201d The \u201cprofit\u201d was made as a result of world currency devaluation.The assets of the Board as | disclosed on Monday in its annual\u2019 report, increased by $77,800,000 as a result of the higher value of the Board's gold and United States dollar holdings.000 depreciation in sterling holdings and $28,800,000 which represented the deficit built up when Canada brought the dollar up to par In 1946.This left the board with a surplus of $46,452,000.\u201cIt's all done on paper,\u201d said Mr.Abbott.\u201cIt doesn't mean a thing to-the Government\u2019s current revenue and expenditure accounts.\u201d In the Philippines political opponents fired 1,000 shots without scoring a hit.Probably have same result with their\u2019 speeches, LASALLE COKE YOUR BEST FUEL BUY No wat Reduced Price! @ By ordering today you can fill your bin at the season's lowest price and make a real saving on your fuel bill.possible for you to order now and spread payments over an eight-month period.heating season means warmth and comfort next winter \u2014 less ash, less work, and the safety of a solid fuel.Have your bin filled with Lasalle Coke during the summer months at today\u2019s bargain price! ORDER NOW and save time, money and worry with this remarkable offer.CAS (CL Awl I, Per Büÿy Nôw and Save \u2014 Pay Out of Incoitié » Led The new Lasalle Coke budget-contract plan makes it Guaranteed supply of this top quality fuel for the entire ! em r his name by the Foreign Exchange: From this was deducted $2,500, { YOUNG ADULT SECTION: The Big Barn Dance, the feature of the week, will be held on Saturday, May 13, sponsored by the Square Dance Club.The dance will start at 8 p.m., and will include novelty numbers as well as regular square dances.The Bridge Club will hold a regu- \u2018lar session on Monday night at 8 o'clock.The Partners Duplicate Bridge Tournament, held last Monday, lived up to the expectations of the first tournament.The winners were: North-South: Walter Ramshaw and Gerry Hastings, East-West: Mary Morton and d Agnes Carmichael.The regular Friday Night Dance will be held tonight at 9:30 p.m., and also next Friday evening.The Square Dance Club will meet on Tuesday night at 8:00.The Young Adult Program Coun- .cil will meet on Monday night at 8 p.m., when the summer program Will be discussed.Boys\u2019 Department Boys\u2019 Hi-Y: The Boys' Hi-Y is busy these days printing examination papers.They plan to sell these to the fourth year high school students aéross the City to help them with their matriculation \u2018examinations this Spring.Anyone desiring a copy of these examinations is asked to contact Fraser Lindsay, chairman of the publishing committee, c/o Westmgunt YM.CA.The Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hi-Y are looking forward to their Spring | dance being held at the Westmount High School on Friday, May 5.This will mark the closing of the Westmount Hi-Y activities for the year 1949 to 1950.Junior Hi-Y The Junior Hi-Y is having its closing party on Friday night at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Bob Hamilton, Bob Matthews and Chris Swan are in charge of the program for the night.Gray-Y The Bears\u2019 Gray-Y Club held îts closing party at the home of Johnny Roach on Thursday evening.The members invited their parents to this party and performed several plays for their entertainment.Mr.Bill Johnstone, advisor of the Club, and Mr.J.G.Atkinson, Chairman of the Boys\u2019 Work Committee of Westmount Y.M.C.A., were present at this fine gathering.\u2019 Swim Schedule On May 8 there will be swims for all Juniors commencing at 5:00 and Intermediates and Seniors will have their plunge at 5:30.Now that the fine weather is here, we will be playing baseball in the park in the afternoons on S.C.Miller Dies, Well Known Here Funeral services were held for Sidney Crammond Miller, on Tuesday, at the Jos.C.Wray and Bro.chapel, Mountaip~rstreet.Mr.Miller resided at 739 Gros- venor avenue, Westmount, where he died suddenly on Saturday.He was in his 64th year.He was well known in military and civic circles as well as in the field of accountancy.Mr.Miller was born in Ceylon and was a graduate of Edinburgh University.He came to Westmount in 1911 and has lived here since.A veteran of two wars, he served overseas during the first world war with the 60th Battalion (Victoria Rifles of Canada).In the second conflict he was with the R.C.A.P.C., being paymaster of the machine gun training centre at Three Rivers, later being attached to military headquarters in Montreal where he held the rank of captain.Mr.Miller was a member of the University Club and the Kana- waki Golf Club.He was honorary treasurer of the Children's Aid -Society.of Montreal.Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show The Executive and Committee of the Westmount.Boys\u2019 and Girls Hobby Show did \u2018an excellent job in organizing the Show down tq the last detail, Over 2,000 people céme to see the exhibits, the athletics nights, pet show, and music festival, The Committee is now lookiig forward to next year's Hobby Show and, with the experience they have gained this year, they will be able to put on an even better show next year.Con- gralulations to John Nourse, Sal- Ay Puddicombe, Louise .Tollstam, Derek Dawson, Dianne Reusing, Tan MacIntosh, Ann Pow, Jim Heywood, Anne Cadman, and all the rest of the Committee who worked hard to make this year's Show a success.Movie On Saturday afternoon at 1:13 pm.the movie \u201cSwiss Family Robinson\u201d will be shown.This is one of- the outstanding children\u2019s movies produced within the last five years, starting Freddie Bartholomew, Thomas Mitchell and Edna Best.LSO in TH .un TED STATES AT CLEVELAND, OHIO G vi BacmeN ES: soo onTamd- Co % *Ounoto 108° x 3, Saturday mornings, 11 A A ESS SES SE pp Na / ! : + | i PAGE SEVEN \u2018 § emer BeC- Committee, composed of 3 Rate.- THE EXAMINER, \"WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 Under Campaign Chairmanship of the Hon, J.Arthur Mathewson, K.C., the Red Shield Drive, with its objective of $165,000 for Greater Montreal, on Tuesday swung into a two-week fund-raising operation that sees its workers in all sections of the metropolis approaching Mr.and Mrs.Montreal on behalf of Salvation Army Field work that brings hope and comfort to those in adversity the year round.Mr.and Mrs.Montreal, according to reports from workers, is heeding the plea for the Salvation Army Appeal once again with good grace and they are \u201ccoming through\u201d because, as one generous giver stated, \u201cno one else knows the need or can supply the want ET our exquisite flowers speak for you on Mother's Day! She'll love to be remembered with the gift of beauty and sentiment! Place your order early! Lovely carnations, the .( % } \u201cél 1 \u201c Payers, known as \u201cTrustees,\u201d 3 P 2 1 Service Department.| Members of the Council and the remier Douglas Welcomed to Mont real Helping the young, the elé Mayor exofficio and the fund for 8 = the prodigal daughter or son, th&3d:a lite mseintananrs \u201cre made in the | or woman or family in dis- little time, cost little money.anu -+- man , y they may save long hospitaliza- , tress; it\u2019s all in a day's work, tion with attendant expense and ok Major T.IL Carswell, Campaign loss of income.Phone your doc- Director reports.The investment tor today for a complete exam- in happiness, Lac L'Achigan Fresh Nation.Air Camp, should not be overlookeu q in telling the story of Army work, '9 he stressed.Boys and girls from = under-privileged families are af- = D forded opportunity for wholesome i: w outdoor recreation under leadership À Ps of high calibre, and physical bene- 1 r= fits are abvious.| Te ; The Salvation Army will be com: hn The lady shown third from left in the above picture is Mme x ing your way.Have your welcome - n- Pierre Casgrain, of 246 Elm Avenue, Westmount.Mme Casgrain .ready, giving endorsation to Red Ie is president of the Women\u2019s Voters\u2019 League and is prominent jn °f the Eventide Home where aged Shield operations in Montreal in a welfare and political circles in the Province of Quebec.Others men are sheltered and cared for, tangible way, by your generous \u2019 in the picture are, loft to right: Francois Laroche, C.C.F.Quebec and the work of the Men\u2019s Social donation to the Appeal for 1950.By chairman; Premier Douglas, of Saskatchewan; Mme Casgrain, im C.C.F.national vice-chairman; Frank Scott, C.C.F.National chair- all man; A.L.Smith and C.M.Fines, treasurer in the Saskatchewan 9 Government.Premier Douglas and Mr.Fines were guests of rs Quebec C.C.F.supporters at a- dinner party in the Windsor Hotel here.iy Red Shield A uy e le ppeal Opens ot With $165 Objecti at ith $165,000 jective ; bo rand so well\u201d.* - 7 & Mr.Mathewson again stressed tation through Salvation Army in- ; Mother's Day flower, in PHONE ; that despite (he many Gears de tervention.ont for drift corsages and bouquets.Plateau 5431 F is goes not only for drifters, 3 it is well-realized that the 24 Red but for Montreal residents who BEAUTIFUL SPRINGTIME or 5432 Shield services operating in Mont- have met adversity, it takes in | fe real are vitally essential and must those who have faced police court BOUQUETS, PLANTS, ete.: | : I be kept going If untold suffering or have been sentenced to prison, A and privation in many instances is it takes in aid for women and Peg to be averted.children, hospital services, accom- BERTR AND \u201c Records speak for themselves, modation and kindly care for the | i 1 he said, and the record of the Army aged, the feeding of families in | / | | is one of splendid achievement want, and the finding of jobs for e orist i à M B where \u201chelp for the helpless\u201d is the unemployed.D ! concerned.Over the years a stag-| Mr.Mathewson stressed the at The Laurentien Hotel Dorchester St.W.0148 gering total of destitute people gplendid service of the Catherine Fred Bertrand Buster Bertrond 140 have received desperately needed Booth Mothers\u2019 Hospital, the work ji air and on numerous occasions have Po £ À been started on the way to rehabili- - \u2018 ji : À | : 1169 } \u2018 i fl 8 Lachine to Have FOR THE BEST IN | \u2019 i if ° + J) Caledonian Soc UN ° gb ay +k Games on May BR 58 ee \\ u cp the report received from the .Ë ; Games Section of the Caledonian >} A] I.2 \u2018 Society of Montreal regarding the At Hodge Bros.you'll find used cars AUSTIN COACH 46 ! | forthcoming Caledonian Games, that are not only tops in appearance, : } Set for Saturday, May 2Tth, the but i erformance.too You'll be $1 50.00 $, .Games will be held, as in recent u np ' ° 1 y years, at the C.N.R.Recreation proud to drive off in any car in our \u2019 it Grounds, Lachine.Committees for .MERCURY COACH 47 il \" CC , selection.Liberal trade-in allowance\u2014 | 18 piping, dancing and track and $1250.00 .il field events have been hard at liberal terms.Now is the time to get $500 DOWN \u2014 BAL.18 MONTHS 4 : work since the turn of the year lin- oo { | ing up a program of events and it a car for your summer driving pleasure.Lu ; ! 4- is confidently expected that entry Drop in today and look over our grand MERCURY SEDAN 48 ; lists for all departments of the ; .i Games will be greater than ever, selection.i As in past years, representatives $1300.00 3 of the Pipers Society of Montreal, cf and of the W.A.A.F.of Canada, : : | | have co-operated both in the pre- HUPMOBILE 39 METEOR COACH 49 i] Ô paration of the program and in $1750 00 A the running of the Games.The for- $ 225.00 3550 Dove AT.4 MONTHS OO mer is also lending financial support in the way of contributions to prizes for the piping events.Pipe Band Contest Through the efforts of the Pipers Society a new and interesting feature of this year's games will be a pipe band contest for which entries already have been definitely promised from several local pipe bands with at least one out-of-town entry hoped for.Made possible by the pipe band contest will be a massed band march-past at the opening of the games.FORD and MONARCH DISTRIBUTORS 6170 Sherbrooke St.W.(CORNER GRAND BLVD.) Used Car Lot at Corner Draper& Sherbrooke WA.1177 ee (+ - LY aa.PAGR FOUR TETE) | OTHER PLACES - He had been waiting a long xD.M.Grant, minister of fime for his lunch.\u201cWaitress,\u201d he wprdrew\u2019's United Church, paid, \u201cmuet \u2014[_sit hove amen rhoumount, pointed out that \u201cfor the grounds were to be opened to a long time there has been a .tradition in Westmount in rela- boys and girls to keep them off tion to the institution of the Sab- the streets and to provide a safe bath which has meant more than place for them to play, that would words can express to the Christ- jan community in this Cty and for which Christian people have been most grateful.\u201d \u201cGradually\u201d, he said, \u201cthe city has been receeding from this proud position and the recent decision of the City Council to establish commercialized Sunday sport is another evidenc: of this ise and just decision.\u201d Chiropractor J.CELLS, bec.1540 Crescent Street trend.For Personally, I regard it as a Appointment backward step in our municipal life and harmful to the community Plateau 4387 and to our Christian way of life.\u201d Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, of JIS1/L LILA 1LASI III ILSIY ILLS ILLS SASS SS SSS LIES SISSIES LLL LLL EIS LS ALS LLS LISS IIISLLL LS SLY SLL LL SLL 7111 1 (57.tA a \\ FOR MAY 24th Brock\u2019s Crystal Palace Fireworks The World's Best \u2014 Made in England SPECIAL DISPLAYS from $25.00 up : Include Skyrockets, Bombshells, etc.ORDER YOURS NOW & AVOID THE RUSH SHERBROOKE SERVICE STORE 5255 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.8936 (Just 4 blocks west of Claremont) VJ 1171S ST TILL ISIS SSIS ISLS LILLIES SILLS SSIS SS LS SSSA SSIS SSS SSS SLI ILL LS LLL FSIS SSA SLI SY 7 ZSL LLL 17S LIS SSLTILILLLIL LLL SIS IS TS TIISSLLL LLL LS LS SIIIS SELLS LST AIS SILLS SISA LLL ILL LS LY SS SILL LL AIS LSS 1S tye à IR ror ova, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.MAY 3, 1950 Wesim't May.(Continued from Page 8) to stop the smoke nuisance.He also says that if the different municipalities \u2018are permitted to pour their smoke into the City of Montreal it canuot be.expected that the city bylaw will work out as desired.Councillor Wagar has requested that the attention of the surrounding municipalities be drawn to the situation.Meanwhile the ladies in West- mount near the C.P.R.tracks are still complaining about the condition of their snow white wash on washdays.Maybe Mr.Wagar's letter will have some beneficial effect.- Melville Presbyterian Westmount, saw the possibility that the decision of the City Council was based on the will of the people to express \u2018their Christian freedom from bondage.\u201d \u201cThere can be no criticism of the way in which an expression.of the people\u2019s mind was sought through a plebiscite,\u201d he said.\u201cOur view of the result of that vote will depend on whether we believe it to be the expression by sincere men and women of their Christian freedom from bondage to the law, or an expression of the people\u2019s failure to hope in the Risen Christ.\u201d , As stated in The Examiner last week the decision to try the experiment in allowing four Sundays for sports was made by the City Council after consideration of the results of a recent poll of citizens which showed that 74 percent of those who voted, favoured the Athletic Grounds being opened on Sunday afternoons.Church, | tary he eeannn hea mae e A.L.COLLINGE ~ President of Henry Gatehouse and Son, Inc., long established seafood and poultry firm which has taken over the former Westmount Food Centre on Greene Avenue, Junior Red Cross To Hold Rally Here Tomorrow The Junior Red Cross, Quebec Division, is holding a Provincial Rally on Saturday, May 6, at 9:30 am.at Westmount Junior High School, 20 Academy Road, Westmount.This Rally is being organized by the Junior Red Cross Inter-High School Council and the co-chairmen will be the Presi- Branch leadership.The brief three-minute talks by the Juniors will cover a variety of subjects related to Junior Red Cross activities, including health, service for crippled and handicapped children, hot lunches, dental clinics, swimming and water- safety, home nursing courses, toy and favor making, service for veterans, knitting and sewing, international friendship and fund raise ing.Want a $ 500\u201d TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER dent and Vice-President of the Council \u2014 Judy Driscoll of Montreal West High School and David Davis of the Town of Mount Royal High School.Junior Red Cross delegates from city and country schools will give short \u2018talks on their activities during the past school year.nd MIL REE?If you are a home owner gt Hope forthe hopeless æ we dian Red Cross Society will bring greetings to the Juniors from the adult Society; Mr.W.H.Campbell, Chairman of the Junior Red Cross Provincial Committee, will welcome the delegates and Mr.Scott F.Kneeland, Chairman of the Junior Red Cross Teachers\u2019 Committee will bring greetings from his group.Mrs.Mary B.Cardozo, Speech Therapist and Miss Shirley Pid- duck, Physiotherapist, whose services are financed by the Quebec 4 hr ng Colonel Maurice Forget, K.C, .LOR i through the E.D., President of the Quebec or prospective home own- i Co ie.ur understanding Provincial Division of the Cana-|| er and live in Greater I Jt Montreal, you may win a Timken Silent Automatic Wall-Flame Oil Burner, worth $500, if yours is the winning entry in our simple easy-to-win contest.The contest is for a limited time only.So act to- doy.Just drop in at our heart and the human touch To The Salvation Army, no human being is ever beyond hope.However maimed or scarred by sin or circumstance, however despairing and seemingly hopeless, no individual, young or old, appeals in vain to The Army's understanding heart and human touch.To provide the support for its endless task of human salvage, The Salvation Junior Red Cross at the Children\u2019s A\u201cnorial Hospital, will tell of their work for crippled and handicapped children.showrooms and ask for an entry blank.No obligation! No solicitation! A water safety film entitled \u201cHeads Up\u201d will be shown and exhibits of Junior Red Cross hand work and photographs and Swimming and Water Safety material will be shown in the foyer.A highlight of the Rally will be the presentation by Mr.W.H.Campbell, of Canadian Red Cross Badges of Service to principals and teacher-directors who have had 15 or more successive years of Army relies upon YOUR dol- : lars.Again The Army appeals to you\u2014with confidence.Judging of contest entries will take place at 10 a.mon Saturday, May 20.So make it a point to visit us today \u2014 you may be the lucky winner! RED SHIELD SERVICES Approximately 1,539,000 Canadians were materially helped lastyear by the personalservices of the Salvation Army in its Maternity Homes General Hospitals Old Folks\u2019 Homes Prison and Police Court Work Children\u2019s Homes Children's Summer Camps Missing Friends\u2019 Service Free Labour Service Mon's Hostels Timken Makes Every Drop of Oil Heat The Timken Silent Automatic Wall-Flame Oil Burner is famous for its unfailing record of saving up to 25 per cent or more on fuel.Its efficient performance assures economical fuel consumption ond clean, convenient comfort, too.HEATERS \u201cThe First Name \u2019 in Oil Heating\u201d 1832 St.Catherine St.W.Fl.352) General Meeting Of Queen\u2019s H-S Queen's Home and School Association met last Wednesday in the school gymnasium.Approximately 250 parents and friends attended.The entertainment was provided by the children of Grades 4, 5 and 6, as well as the school choir, and an ensemble of about 40 violins played by pupils from Roslyn, King's and Queen's Schools.The next general meeting of the Association will be held Thursday, May 11, at 8.00 p.m,, in the Children\u2019s Section of the West- mount Public Library, Miss Gwendoline McEwen, the Children\u2019s Librarian, will address the parents and friends on the subject of children's books.ae ial Ter Se ee = me DU ARE 8-50 alvation Army RED SHIELD APPEALED / MONTREAL OBJECTIVE, $165,000 fe Py pte ASAE i = = Ra ST md ; Local Headquarters: 927 University Tower Bldg.Telephones: LA.5343 - BE.8533 ee] . Mayor Cameron .(Continued from Page 1) ing constructed at nue, No one knew how many times the use of the organ in Victoria Hall had been requested during the past year.Victoria Hall has usually been self-supporting, but in 1949 a slight deficit was experienced, Alderman Panet-Raymond stated, that he believed that.$30 000 of the sum of $179,000 budgetted for parks and recreation, would be spent solely on recreation.Mayor Cameron said that the Council were hoping to be able to extend the playground at Staynor and Clandeboyne Avenues, just as soon as a plan they had in mind could be proceeded with, A questioner wanted to know, why the garbage collectors would not remove brush if placed in containers, but would gather it up in the lanes.Mr.Fenwick said he didn't know the answer to that one, Olivier Ave- Tribute To City Fathers J.C.Bonnar, thanked Mayor Cameron for his most interesting address, and paid tribute to past and present mayors and aldermen, for having made Westmount the fine city it is today.Refreshments were served by the ladies at the conclusion of the meeting.A partial text of Mayor Cameron's address dealing with this year's program of expenditures and the operations of the various.city departments is as follows: Now as to the mechanics of applying these revenues, let us first look at the Capital Expenditures.A 5-Year Programme Picture of possible Capital Expenditures is maintained by the General Manager.This is reviewed periodically by the Council and items are tabulated under each year according to the urgency.The present 5-Year Picture in- dicatés a total possible Capital Expenditure in the order of 444 million dollars or at a rate of $900,000.\u2018per year.The paving and widening of our main thoroughfares, such as Sherbrooke, Victoria and Western Avenue, will each run in the order of half a million dollars, in addition to which there is a lot of straight repaving to do without widening, totalling $450,000.There are also buildings in the order of $600,000., as for example, the renovation of the Fire and Police Station, the Central Work Shops at Bethune Street Yard and alterations to Victoria Hall.Part of this year\u2019s programme of Capital Expenditures will _include the widening and repaving of Sherbrooke Street from the western edge of Clarke Avenue to the eastern limits of the city, improved lighting will be installed on lighting standards similar to those installed between Claremont and Roslyn, extra ducts will be provided for power circuits so as to avoid cutting the pavement in the future and the Montreal Tramways will re-lay their tracks.Another item this year will be the paving of St.Catherine Street from Greene Avenue to the eastern limits, Last year the Monteral Tramways Company relaid their tracks on this | section.You will be pleased to note that the Tram poles and hydrants have been moved back from the curb on Greene Avenue and will also be moved back on St.Catherine Street from Greene to Atwater this summer.Victoria \u2018Avenue will be widened 10 feet on the east side for a distance of 200 feet south of Sherbrooke Street and we are thinking of a safety zone and loading platform at this point.The central garage, which we are building at the Bethune Street Yard, is now nearing completion; this will house all of our automotive vehicles.\u201cI might mention at this point, that when these works are completed the carrying charges will increase our annual expendiure at the rate of $39,000.per year, offsetting which we will have a reduction in debt charges of some $13,- 000.resulting from bonds which in expenditure will, therefore, be \u2018$26,000.per year.With regard to our Ordinary Revenue and Expenditures for the Year 1949, our revenue amounted to $1,811,000.and our expedenti- tures to $1,784,000.indicating a surplus of $27,000, or $1.00 per capita.The net increase in our revenue, as compared to the previous year, was $10,000.with a net increase in expenditure of $121,000.The largest item of increase, $95,- 000., -being in the Roads Department, covering increased cost of snow removal, sanding sidewalks and roughing of streets, including $20,000.for hired trucks, an increase in street repairs and increased wage rates in this Department.A reveiew of the operations of the various departments will, I think, be of interest\u2014 Electric Power The growing usage of electric power has been apparent in outlying municipalities.In a fully developed area, like Westmount, there is a certain increase but not at such a high rate.During the war years, 1940 to 1844 inclusive, the annual usage per capita was kept down so that there was no increase, this was due to the compliance with the Federal Power Controller's request for conservation.The annual use per capita was in the order of 8,400 k.w.hours.In the five years from 1945 to 1949 inclusive, the annual use per capita has increased by one- third and is now running just over 11,000 k.w.hours.In the early part of last year the Council studied ways and means of increasing our station capacity of 10,000 K.V.A.at the Glen, it was decided to install a sub-station of 5,000 K.V.A.capacity on Olivier Avenue.All of the equipment for this THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 have matured.The net increase \u201cBub-station hag been ordered; a suitable building, to house the switching equipment, has been designed to blend in and be in keeping with this residential section.It is expected that this extra power will be available before the end of the year, A new contract for power was made last year with the Quebec- Hydro and feeder cables will be run in from their Atwater substation to furnish power at the Olivier Avenue sub-station.If the use of electric power continues to grow, provision may be made in the future for another PAGE SEVEN sub-station in the northern section of the city.Library Our Municipal Library has had a successful year.Our Chief Librarian was appointed President of the Canadian Library Association, which this year will hold its annual convention in Montreal during the month of June, Last year improvements were made in the heating of the Library Building, the Children\u2019s Room was redecorated and new lighting installed.The administration of the Library is under the direction of a Committee, composed of 3 Rate- Members of the Council and the Mayor exofficio and the fund for its maintenance are made in the form of an annual grant by the city.Recretion Phe Athletic Club House was ree leased to us yesterday, with the exception of the top floor which will be occupied by the 3rd Field Engineers until the end of this year.The renovation and rehabilitation of the building for our own use (Continued on Page 20) AWNINGS sv PETC ab mote fot jou hoîne gs | ry distinction to your home than any other form of window protection.cos Fine, custom-made Awnings by Petch give more individuality, more Awnings by Petch are your best investment \u2014 they give you: g NA eye, UN.4452 L un.* More Beauty \u2014 so much charm in so many colours.* More Protection \u2014 such an attractive way to prevent fading.* More Comfort \u2014 shade, yet free circulation of air, ® More Economy \u2014 they're custom-made \u2014 to last! 4 d fis g #85 Yrr a \u201cIt Costs so 2 2 g 4 cremate Call our Mr.Canning for Personal Service.&SONS IMITED 973 ST.ANTOINE ST.\u201cNol just conings\u2014bal Honings by Poloh\u2014 They \"vo Custom Mado!\u201d OLD STOCK ALE Little to Gain so Much\u201d a.\u2026.Payers, known as \u201cTrustees,\u201d 3 emo PS mate eme TET CES SE vu \u20ac eR @AGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmoant GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S Poblished Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner Post Office Nept.FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public servis, Mall subscriptions; $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, \u2019 Ottawe METROPOLIS TO CUT GOVERNMENT COSTS % * *» Royal Commission Might \u201cSince both major political parties are talking of the need of finding ways to reduce the cost of government, the taxpayer can hope that the discussion will mean something pleasant for his writes C.J.Harris, Secretary of the Canadian Unity Council, commenting on a radio address by Hon.D.C.Abbott in which the Finance Minister announced that careful consideration would be given to the proposal of Opposition Leader George Drew for a x | Dominion-Douglas | ¥ x \u201cThe Annual Church School Day will be held in Dominion-Douglas on Sunday morning.The front seats will be occupied by scholars and there will be choruses by the Beginners and the Primary Departments.Dr.Lloyd Smith wil speak on \u201cWhat Do You See in Church?\u201d There will be no afternoon session of the Church School.In the evening, Dr.Charles Johnston will preach, \u201cOn Being Tried in the Balance\u201d.The Choir will sing \u201cGood Folk Who Dwell on Earth\u201d by Davis, and Harry Brown will be baritone soloist.Immediately following the service & colorful scenic film entitled \u201cMiddle America\u201d - will transport the Young People's Union to faraway places.There will be no further meetings of the Sewing Circle until Fall, On Tuesday at 3 p.m.in Leslie Hall the regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society will be under the direction of Mrs.G.S.Burden and Mrs.M.T.Biette as conveners.Guest speaker will be the Rev.E.Bruce Copland of Toronto.The solcist will be Mrs.K.P, Greenaway, who will be accompanied by Mrs.Carl Bresee.On Wednesday at 8 p.m.in Leslie Hall, a Preparatory Service and Reception of Members will be held.Dr.Johnston will take as his topic: \u201cThe Lord added to their number .\u201d.I Westmount Baptist | * x The Services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday will be conducted by Rev.T.B.McDor- mand, B.A.B.D., Editor of the |- \u201cCanadian Baptist\u201d and General Secretary Elect of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec.Mr.McDormand is a Preacher of outstanding ability and has exercised a Ministry across Canada, with special emphasis on Young People's Work.Following the Evening Service, a great gathering, under the auspices of the Christian Youth Fellowship, will be held.This also will be addressed by Mr.McDormand.On Sunday, Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., will conduct the first Anniversary Services of the Kings- way Baptist Church in Toronto.This Congregation has erected a beautiful building in one of the new residential areas of the City.On Sunday, May 14th, the Congregation will hold the Annual SCIENCE OF MIND PUBLIC \u2018LECTURE \"To Your Health\" by THE REVEREND CLADYS GOIN LENT of Hartford, Connecticut Tuesday, May 9th at 8.30 p.m.SALON B, MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL ALL ARE WELCOME Be Answer pocketbook,\u201d On the evening of that day a Double Trio, representing Toronto Bible College, will sing in the Evening Service.The Annual Conference, under the auspices of Toronto Bible College, will hold its final meeting in the Church.This will be addressed by the Rev.Dixon A.Burns and other Members of the Bible College Faculty.| Church of the Advent A * Members of the Guild of St.Agnes will make a corporate Communion at the early Eucharest Sunday morning.This will be followed by a parish breakfast in the church hall.At Evensong, instead of a sermon, there will be a lantern lecture by Mrs.Harold Laws on the subject of \u201cDawn over Japan\".Women's Oral Club Plans 50-51 Program The executive of the Oral Club, a public speaking group for women, met over the weekend at the home of the president, Miss Bertha Donald, 4435 Wilson Avenue, to plan the program for the 1950-51 season, which starts in September.: It was noted that, again this year, one of the club members, Mrs.Nora Routledge, placed sec- ond in the women's division at the } oratorical contest of the Montreal Debating League held recently.in * the Windsor Hotel.Enrolment in the Oral Club is of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.(West Side Entrance) Sunday, May 7th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Reading.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd.1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Adam and Fallen Man, Golden Text: Psalms 94:18.When I sald, My foot slippeth; thy mercy, O Lord, held me up.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, Royal Commission to devise means of reducing the cost of government.- : \u201cThe federal government this year will be spending $2,400,000,000,\u201d points out Mr.Harris.\u201cIt is almost impossible to effect any economies in departmental expenditures when examination of the spending of this vast sum of money must be made in committee of the whole House.While a Royal Commission might eventually discover means of cutting government spending, a more immediate solution to the problem.would be to make use of the machinery that exists to subject government expenses to careful examination \u2014 that is, the Public Accounts Committee.\u201cThis Committee was created for this very purpose.The Committee can call witnesses and examine accounts in detail.It does not, but it should, meet every year.In this way the nation\u2019s financial business would be subjected to the scrutiny of the members, who are ultimately responsible to the people for all government spending.In their private \u2018affairs Canadians make sure they know what they are getting for their money; in their public affairs this is a service Canadians deserve but rarely get.\u201d #.Family and Flower Day Services.» * .Stanley Presbyterian Rev.J.D.Wilkle will conduct both services of Worship in Stanley Presbyterian Church on Sunday.In the morning he will take for his sermon text: \u201cIf I find him, If I follow\u201d \u2014 What?and in the evening \u201cFaith of Our Fathers\u201d (1) The Early Church.The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers will be held on Monday at 8 p.m., The Presbytery of Montreal will meet in regular session on Tuesday.evening in Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount.On Friday at 7 o'clock there is a film showing for the children of the Sunday School and Community.À special cartoon for the young children will precede the feature picture.necessity limited, and prospective members are asked to contact Mrs.W.F.Palmer, at the earliest possible date.PRESBYTERIAN Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wiikle, B.A., Minister Sunday, May 7th .11.00 a.m.\u201cIf I Find Him, If I Follow \u2014 What?\u201d 11.15 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Faith of Our Fathers (1) The Early Church.A cordial welcome i8 extended to.visitors.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M.L.Mus., (McGill) Organist and Choir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN \u2018CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, May 7th 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.2.00 p.m.Teén Age Bible Class, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship.The Minister will preach at both services, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome A Nursery for Small Children Is Conducted During the Morning Service of Worship.BAPTIST MAY 5, 1950 Attend the Church of [ Christian Science 1 \u201cAdam and Fallen Man\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Psalms 94: 18 \u201cWhen I said, My foot slippeth; thy mercy, O Lord, help me up.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible:\u2014\u201cIn the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him.And God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good.\u201d (John 1: 1 and 3 æ |\u2014Genesis 1: 27 and 31 to first.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScl- ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr Fourth Sunday After Easte 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.10.00 a.m Sunday School.10.15 a.m.Mattins.\u201811.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.- 7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.- 8.00 p.m.Lantern Slides by Mrs.Harold Laws.Week-Day Services Holy Eucharist: 8.00 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 am.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.50 am.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, except Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Glibert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Organist, Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.Fourth Sunday After Easter 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon.Preacher.Rev.Canon E.Jacques, Educational Secretary, Canadian National Institute for the Blind.7.30 p.m.Confirmation by the Lord Bishop of Montreal.Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Westmount Rev.À.T.Love, M.A., Rector Fourth Sunday After Easter 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion 10:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m, Choral Celebration 7:30 p.m.Evensong WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, B.A., D.Minister Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C.0., F.T.C.L., Organist and Choirmaster REV.T.B.McDORMAND, B.A.B.D, GENERAL SECRETARY ELECT of THE BAPTIST CONVENTION OF ONTARIO & QUEBEC WILL PREACH at BOTH SERVICES COMMUNION OF THE LORD'S SUPPER 12 O'CLOCK NOON Visitors Cordially Welcomed Christian Youth Fellowship Follows Evening ADDRESS \u2014 REV Service B.McDORMAND I Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev, Howard R.Kunkle, Assistant St.at Marlowe Ave.Fourth Sunday After Easter 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m, Junior Sunday School, Confirmation Class, Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rector.Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary School, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, The \u2018Wednesday, munion.Thursday, 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion, : 7.00 a.m, Holy Com- ome to \u201cChurch Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Your Choice Regularly.ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Ed- * dy:\u2014 \u201cIn the Gospel of John, it is declared that all things were made through the Word of God, \u2018and without Him (the logos, or word}; was not anything made that was made.\u2019 In the Science of Genesis we read that He saw everything which he had made, \u2018and, behold, it was very good.AI! that is made is the work of God, and all is good.All creations of Spirit are eternal; but creations of matter must return to dust.\u201d (Pages 525, 521 and 287.) UNITED CALVARY CHURCH.Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount ; Minister: | Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.À.D.D.Gifford Mitchell, B.A, Mus.Bac.Organist and \"Choir Director Sunday, May 7th 9.45 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Nursery Division.11.00 a.m.A Song of Confidence and Longing, followed by The Come munion of The Lord\u2019s Supper, with reception of new members, 7.30 p.m.Religion in the Month of May.The Minister, Dr.T.WwW.Jones, will preach at both sere vices.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., DD.Rev.Cheries F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D, Sunday, May 7th 11.00 a.m.Annual Church School Day A .m.No Church School.3.00 Evhat.Do You See In Church?\u201d \u2014Dr.Lloyd Smith.™ .m.\u201cOn Being Tried In e 730 Balance.\u201d \u2014 Dre Charles Johnston.8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Organist and Choirmaster, - Me John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, Assistant-Minister Sunday, May 7th 11.00 a.m.Mr, Grant \u2014 \u201cThe Timeless Things.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Mr.Ward nder Control.\u201d 10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church School.8.30 p.m.Alpba Omega Society.\u201cEverything Organist and Choirmaster, Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac., F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP.st.James United Church 463 St.Catherine Street West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennan Rev.B.D.Brown Sunday, May 7th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.Subject:\u2014 \u201cRepentance.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.8.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association, 7.30 p.m.Evening Service.Subjects \u2014 \u201cThe Gospel.\u201d Mr.Warner Norman, Organist Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., D.D.Sunday, May 7th.11.00 a.m.Morning Worship and Sune day School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.Dr Rampbell will preach at both services.8.30 p.m.Young People's Society.\u2014\u2014 1 C.SCOTT, L.RS.M.Choir Director O.R.GLIDDON, Organist CR rs ing ti\u2014 tion.} on Sune Dr.both ector Gr et 3 IME TT THA TELS: SFC TEL RLILORIL CEFULF CT AAIFE LIT atnMeamwe s conans ) 30] | ab \u2019 i BUY YOUR HOUSE PAINTS VILLE f PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) ® Glidden Paints © Artists\u2019 Materials ® Picture Framing We Deliver WE.6889 GOYA VACIAE TPNOUTENT STEMQAAX \u201cTHE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 vr Ee GAPS AAT ERY IZRY FERATTIETLEESY ARB mad SRARDLIFT fo THIER S008 \" The Westmount - E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773+ 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE PAGE NU FREE Estimates Civen on RADIO REPAIRS ectr Repaid ances We Call For and Deliver We handle the best makes of © ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ' © ® WASHING MACHINES \u2018 © STOVES i 4209 St.Catherine West E {Near Greens Avenue) ] Expert Radio and Electrical Repairs WE.2226 - FI.3006 a 5 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET 29-a FOR SALE (General) LAKE MASSAWIPPI, Ayers ClUff \u2014 4 roomed cottage on the lake, electricity, running water.Safe bathing.TWO officer's uniforms, size 38-40;.tuxedo and tails 36, lightweight evening coat; 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New rugs, 6 x9, $25.00; 9x12, $55.00; Wilton, 27\" wide, $2.25 yard.Electric washing \u2018machine, Inglis deluxe, demonstrator, automatic water pump, \u201cit's a beauty\u2019, regular $202.50, guar- anteea like new, sacrifice $155.00.These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms if desired.5820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.1325.1 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trailers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871; El.6023, ; V-15 WICKER go-cart, $5.00, walker, $2.00, rocking horse $1.00, good condition.WE.4845, P-47 PRIVATE Sale \u2014 Books, china, bric- a-brac, Friday evening, Saturday afternoon and evening, May 5th, 6th, basement 1235 Greene Ave, West- mount.P-16 ONE rose orlental rug, 9x12; blue chinese rug, 12x15; Porcelain kitchen sink, double drain board; infant's crib.Fl.4136.P-22 J A Collins FUNCRAL HOMC 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExTter 1149 Funeral Home and Chapel Completely AIR CONDITIONED 1 sonable, EL.6159.ARTIFICIAL, fireplace, $15.00; desk, $12,00.WE.2573, P15 ATTENTION Small Hoener accordion; Electrolux; dog\u2019s bed; bhaby\u2019s bassinette; fl:ime check paint, sufficient for small cabins; wicker go-cart complete with cushions.Everything perfect condi- =u tion, all half price, a special bargain® for theslot.WA.7496 P-21 FOURTEEN yards unused red burlap.325 WE.1743.P-38 TABLES \u2014 Good condition, low price.Solid mahogany tier table, coffee table; walnut round table; baby [urniture.WA.7561.P-37 LAMPSHADES Exclusive, hand sewn, also clean and repair them.DIS.4918.__P-17 ONE solid oak dining room table and buffet, $12.50 cach.4708 Western Ave., YO, 6301, -34 NEW canning machine with 276 large lined cans, $15.00; write Box 799, c-0 2155 Hampton.P-52 GIRL\u2019S bedroom suite, cream enamel, 5 pieces; #; bed, in good condition.WI.8241.P-25 LADY'S suede lined, all wool, brown jodhpurs, 14-16 size and boots, 6-7 total $25.00 or will consider lady's golf clubs and bag.Phone EX.6933, Saturday, Sunday.P-21 REFRIGERATOR, ice, in good condition, WI.13821 after 7 p.m.P-23 DARK vak china cabinet, large, reasonable; man\u2019s 28 bicycle, fout brake, $20.00, both good condition.DIL 1431, Westm't Resident, A.Brodie Dies Albert Henwood Brodie, long a resident of Westmount, died at his home, 385 Roslyn avenue, on Wednesday, after a lengthy illness.He was in his 64th year.Mr.Brodie was horn here, and attended Westmount schools.On leaving school he joined the Thomas Davidson Manufacturing Company, eventually becoming superintendent.; After the First World War, he went into the investment business.and at the time of his death Was FuneraL DIRactoRrs Establishad 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge 20-3 FOR SALE (Gencral) DINING ROOM SUITE SACRIFICE Mahogany 9 pieces, $375.00; crystal chandelier, Susie Cooper dinner set and glassware, Must sell, leaving for California.AT.6459.P-à6 NINE piece walnut dining room suite, good condition, $125.00.I'L.7908, P-32 RIDING boots, full length, brown, size 10, made by Hawkes, London, slightly used, $18.00.Phoue Lachine 13661, P-31 SOIL Special treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $3.00 single load; $5.00 double.Wholesale and retail.EL.1177.P-16 COMPLYTE contents of 4 room apartment, at 4266 Old Orchard, Apt.17, including rugs, electrical appliances and kitchen ware, offered for sale as a lot or each item separately.Anyone interested may call on premises on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, 8th, 9th and 10th of May, between 9.30 a.1n., 8.30 p.m., phone DE.5896, between those hours for appointment, no dealers.-2 GAS stove, Gurney, $20.00.WE, 2026, P-26 LADY'S C.C.M.bicycle, good condi- tion, very reasonable.FIL 4343.P-18 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE JARGI play pen and wooden highchair, both in good condition.Also large crib and folding carriage.WIE, 1743.1-40 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590.H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- renticn Hotel, P-S ANTIQUE silver, china, pewter, ornaments, prints, bric-a-brac, objets d'art, etc., specially wanted.Antique Jewelry.Representative catls, Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, WI.5700.P-3 connected with A.M.Kidder and Co.He was an active supporter of St.Andrew\u2019s Church.He was a member of the Canadian Club, and the Westmount Municipal Association.During the war years he belonged to the C.P.C.He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Snowdon, a daughter, Joan.and two sisters, Mrs.J.D.Greig, and Miss Margaret Brodie.The funeral service was held from the Chapel ofTees & Co., St.Luke street, on Friday afternoon.Essay Prize Winners Receive Awards al B\u2019nai B'rith Meeting Laurentian Chapter No.520, B'nai B'rith Women held its general meeting at the Mount Royal Hotel yesterday, the newly - installed officers officiating.Mrs.Ida Shofer Zifkin, president, presided.The highlight of the evening\u2019s program was the awarding of prizes to the winners of the city-wide essay contest on \u201cNew Canadians\u201d, sponsored by the Chapter.Captain and Mrs.G.F.M.Kuhring, who \u201cjudged the essays, presented the awards to the eight winners: First Prize\u2014Golda Garmaise, Herzliah School, Second Prize\u2014Edmund Skelch- er, Town of Mt.Royal High School, Third Prize\u2014Dorothy de Montmorency, Verdun High School, Fourth Prize\u2014Barbara Cadman, Town of Mt.Royal High School.Fifth Prize\u2014Andy Reld, West- mount High.School.Sixth Prize\u2014Rhona Crenstein, Strathearn High School.Seventh Prize\u2014Rolonda Kuis- ner, Montreal High School for Girls.Eighth Prize \u2014 Marina Moore, St.Augustine's of Canterbury.Stuart Richardson, well - known public speaker and chief of the 84 HELP WANTED FEMALE ASSISTANCE with ironing and sew- ins, 2oveyal Limes a week, for short .cini ÿ WI.1748, y Westmount Clty 35 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE PRACTICAL nuese \u2014 Bilingual, best references, will do light housework, Monday to Friday, $25.00 a week.CH.8900, P-51 EXPERIENCED person, capable of taking full charge of home and convalescent mother with baby.Excellent references, ToL.T7464.P-44 39 LOST GOLD bracelet with blue stones.DE.6951.P-28 CAT \u2014 Timid, brown, white and black, vicinity Jloslyn and the Boulevard, child's pet.Reward, EL.sas, P-13 42 PERKSONALS CHILDREN'S MOVIES Special movies for children's Birthday Parties.Free group photo WA.519% SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 to 15 lbs.New pép, too.Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; new healthy flesh; new vigor.New \u2018get acquainted\u201d size ONLY 6Goc.All druggists, P-20 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS particulars P.O.Box 213 Station L, Westmount Wednesday.Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon For Spring Showing 0f GM 1950 Autos On at Morgan's In co-operation with Henry Morgan and Co.Limited, General Motors of Canada is presenting a spring show of Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Vauxhall cars, on the 7th (exhibition) floor of Morgan's department store.The show is open until Saturday, May 6 and is open both Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons, Admission is free.This spring showing of all the General Motors latest models is complete as to body styles, sizes and colors.On the floor are sport coupes, two-door and four-door sedans as well as the brand new trend-setting sedan-coupe models.The Oldsmobile \u201c88\u201d with its revolutionary high-compression \u201cRocket\u201d engine is also on display and the finely finished Vauxhall, Britain's famous low priced car.In addition to the automobiles themselves there are several truck models on disliplay and a wide range of auto accessories.À pic- ture-sequence along one wall of the exhibition area depicts scenes in the giant manufacturing plants at Oshawa where General Motors cars are produced.General Motors dealers in Montreal are acting as hosts during the show, and attendants are on hand to explain the intricacies of the \u201cRocket\u201d engine and to answer the questions of visitors to the show.Democracy must again become a moral force in the world before it can become a political success.TRADES AND : PROFESSIONAL CARD { 20 WORDS 65¢ i ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EAC! + BUILDING REPAIKS I S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpen ¥ and repairs.Built in and small f 8 niture.Estimules free.Satisfacl guaranteed.EL.7453.I DECORATING , FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, Thomas.Fo: painting and decor boss W.Thomas.Estimates free, \u2019 STANDRING & JENNINGS REG Interior, exterior painting and de rating.Satisfaction guaranteed, 7453.DRESSMARING EXPLERT work, Call DE, 0802, DRESSMAKING and Don't discard outdated clothes, L h .\" ideas Madame D'Arcy, 2066 Ma | ELECTRICAL REPAIRS 4 { 3 § beautitully finis} alteratic field, Apt.6, BIZ, 4688.LET us do your electrical rep: during the Summer Household e trical repairs, fluorescent light Licensed electricians.Prompt and | ficient service.Girouard Ilectr, Service, 1343 Greene Avenue, FI.# FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholster .all kinds of furniture polishing, sp - Ji) painting Furniture made to ory .MA.7820.OUR MAKE new fufniture out of your : any kind of polishing: also cab; making.Inlaid and antique repal specialty.3428 Victoria, WA.2 ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE ! N PAIRED, UNPAINTED FURNITI MADE TO ORDER, PBOMPT S VICE AND FREE ESTIMAT SELECT FURNITURE CO, FL ! .PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDREN'S photographs taken your home.The ideal gift and fa iy record.McCullagh, LA.1721.E nings.] RUG SERVICr BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, mater into any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CC 2037 PEEL ST.PL.VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS, custom-b Flexalum oven baked slats, will warp, chip or rust, no installa charge.Free steel draperies brac fastened on each blind.First on market with this exclusive offer.for {ree estimate.P.Beaut veteran, OX ror D VENETIAN BLIND REG\u2019D YO.5681 Evenings: YO.Beautiful Rose Fences Will Conserve the Soil Farms in Fall Creek area Pennsylvania will be a lot n pleasant to look at this year.most 50 miles of flower bea: fences will be planted.That require 250,000 multiflora plants which will be set out foot apart on line fences and | boundaries.Farmers say the primary : 4 1 pose is soil conservation, d beauty.They say another fa y which is making flower bea fences more and more popula that they'll last for years and provide shelter for birds, ral and other small game, cm BUSINESS DIRECTORY : Public Relations Department of Northern Electric Co., spoke briefly on \u201cYouth\u201d.Mr.Richardson's speech was followed by a short musical program consisting oË excerpts from the BB.Y.O.show \u201cNotes to Lorenzo Gaulin Lte Plumbing & Heating Contraet and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES ST.WEST Crem cm 12 ee You.\u201d eo Fl.1044 : NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610; WESTMOUNT | APPLIANCES | | en ES en AR _ < PAGE TEN ES ee 2 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT Bifyay 3, = WRITE A RHYME \u2014 ais UT RY ee, ; Ç : wow oa hE SR Ran 0 gc Tr mien int eel J ae .dis em perse à Lemon À 1e erred\u201d pre amp 1 = pe.z LOST Re SSSR SpE Se ME SES TE IE ~ 3 sre = mika et cp tie hai ATR Saves SOR Ae a pb ES Rr Vogue Dressmaking Supplies 6.sone AVE.(Corner Victoria) ELwood 8795 One block south of Sherbrooke Street We have a complete stock of Zippers - Threads - Skirt Facing - Shoulder Pads Things we can do for you quickly and economically to help you in your Dressmaking: Cloth covered Buttons and Buckles - Button Holes Metal Eyelets - Hemstirching, etc.Pullover Sweaters Cut and Made into Cardigans Tallored Cloth-covered Belts Made to Order To buy zippers and buttons and thread To Vogue let your footsteps be led! | If vou make your own collars And cuffs, you'll save dollars ROSS ul.1898 REGD.HAIRDRESSERS 4210 St.Catherine Street at Greene Ave.APPOINTMENTS WE.2765 For those who insist on the best Ross's Salon has passed every test Folks discriminating Give them a fine rating JOHN WATSON Limited 1359 GREENE AVENUE Plumbing and Heating Contractors TRY US NO job too SMALL or too LARGE \u2018© 24 HOUR SERVICE * PHONE FI.4689 For repairs to your plumbing and heating At prices that won't stop you caling To Walson, just speak And hell plug up the leak HEADLINE FOR THE LADIES! ® FOR MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION, * ® FOR INDIVIDUAL STYLING, ® FOR A CREATION THAT IS YOURS AND YOURS ALONE, Consult MADAME DUBOIS JULIE CHAPEAUX 4922 Sherbrooke Street West EL.2049 If vou want to look just like a dream A Julie chapeau is supreme! For hats smart \u201cand cute And attractive, to boot! NEW BLOUSES Our selection for Spring and Summer is outstanding for quality, style and price .from 2.98 NEW DRESSES Pastel crepe sheers and failles from 12.95 Summer Cottons from 6.95 Ml \u2019 1219, Greene Avenue LADIES WEAR Fitzroy 9541 Now ladies, please look to your clothes They're tmportant, as ecvervone knows, At May's you'll acquire Everything von desire DON'T WORRY ABOUT YOUR CANARY DURING YOUR VACATION Entrust It To Our Care BRIGHT AIRY ACCOMMODATION Under rsonal supervision of Chas.A.James \u2014 Bird Specialist VICTORIA PET SUPPLIES 357 VICTORIA AVENUE DE.5477 We have a young budgie named Gloria We board her with James on Victoria She raises a fuss IVhen she comes back to us LIME}( CONT Sponsored bykm oft BUSINS ASSOCI IC WESTM N The Prize J B $15 vue Redeemable in Band From Any Merchäilver On This \u2014CONTEST 1.Read the ads on this page.2.Complete the last line of the I@ your \u20ac 3.Remember, the last line must the fi 4.You may enter as many limerifiu wis 5.Send your answers with your réfddress FASHIONS FOR THE y Limerick Editor, FASHION CONSCIOUS O H MAN S Westmount Exc \u201c _ 2185 Hampton Av Co By F R A N C E -DEL JEWELLERS N.D.G., Montreal.ey For Dresses designed to flatter HN een a LS, And for Accessories to complete the picture ® RINGS REMOUNTED 2 VISIT ON MAY] i FRANCE -DEL 1216 Greene Avenue WE.4046 - j i 4922 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 5 ag lor those who de light to dress well For jewellery, watches or rings .i i There's no fier store than France-Del! ad peter ih quality things, © Ba Everybody agrees Jon't be at all slow, man, § 1 | ; That hots dresses please Go down to see Ohman .LOOK \u2026H i, FOR THIS BICYCLE REPAIRS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SIGN Bring In your bicycle now and let us put it in first class shape for SUMMER MONTHS { Spring- Also tricycles, baby carriages and doll carriages repaired, ° © Agent for C.C.M.Bicycles, fricycles and Accessories © © Typing ° w Ners Moi | ° ri Expert ; ® Stenography le Tou Wait icture Framing R © Bookkeeping The merchants whose names appear on this Household Repairs of All Kinds EGISTE R N 0 W - fhem for your requirements and give them in the id hat | hop WESTMOUNT BICYCLE & GENERAL REPAIRS | GRAH AMS BUSINESS COLLEGE fallacy by contacting your local merchar TRAVERS, Proprietor 4914 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST feel sure the local merchants will enjoy a 313 VICTORIA AVENUE (Just above Western) WA.3369 citizens of Westmount will enjoy shat pe \"You CAN buy it i \"Try your local m DExter 2242 Horace Greeley said, \u201cYoung man, go west!\u201d But don't simply folloru the rest Drop in to see Graham's Youll achicve all your aims Day - Evening Spring is the time children like! That's when they get out the old bike! If repairs it is needing Before it goes speeding Members interested in advertising C.A.James, af DUNT Mfuay 3.1950 CK bykmbers t S IAION OF NT e ÿ Be VOHER in Bandise archailvertising This ST FES \u2014\u2014 ge.of the if your choice.must the first 2 lines.y limeri@u wish.your Middress to: tor, Examine fon Av treal.ANNOURSHIS PAPER MAY ! - IN À PRIZE ST \"KENWOOD'S WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE ~ LIMITED \u2018 W.G.KENWOOD, President Correspondents all over the world CRATING - PACKING - SHIPPING Local and Long Distance Moving 205 Olivier Avenue WE.1113° Kenwood\u2019s the firm you should see, _ Gordon, Paul, Frank are the three! From their Westmount location They serve all the nation duBOIS FRENCH PASTRY FRENCH PASTRIES AND COOKED MEATS CATERER CHOCOLATES AND CANDIES 4887 Sherbrooke Street West « WA.8163 DuBois confections are famed! From mountain to coast they are named As the best you can buy So just give them a try PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 348 VICTORIA AVENUE 5AGONE SOMERVILLE) Speedy Motor Delivery \u2014 Call EL.8135 ® PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY e Lowney's Ice Cream Candies Cigarettes Same Day Photo Finishing Cosmetics Sick Room Needs Films and Cameras Household Drugs A pharmacy run on a plan To please every woman or man Is Professional store, Where you go back for more TYPEWRITER RIBBONS ALL KNOWN MAKES Also complete Stationery Line for Office and Home Use plus Largest Assortment of MOTHER'S DAY CARDS Westmount Stationery 4869 Sherbrooke Street West Just west of Victoria Avenue Now where in the world would we be ~ IVithout Westmount Stationery?© They've pens, inks and pads For lassies and lads WA.2575 .4888 ° SHERBROOKE ESTABLISHED 1921 LTD.STREET WEST = Corset Shop = DE.1850 % Famous fer Foundation Garments, Rina Hand-made Blouses, Lingerie, Gloves, Hosiery and Scarves.J Specializing in Camp Surgical Fittings with a Camp- trained fitter in attendance.% Featuring all the well-known makes of corsets: Nemo, Le Gant, Lady Mac, Gothic, Wonder-bra, etc.\u201cWe specialize in individual fittings, Come in and talk over your figure problems with our trained fitters and enjoy our personal service while shopping away from the busy downtown stores.A figure attractive and _neut That your eyes will consider a treat And in which you'll take pride Madame Joel can provide D E N Y S FINE CHOCOLATES DELICIOUS HOME-COOKED MEATS 4927 Sherbrooke Street West EL.4877 BRANCH: {near Claremont) 1566: Guy Street WI.6917 fnear Sherbrooke) Sufficient a word to the wise If vowd like a delicious surprise Denyse fine candy Is perfectly dandy ALWAYS FRESH | INESf A SYMBOL CIATI OF rmoull BUSINESS Af\" R INTEGRITY pn\u201d ° r on this MN only that you contact ve them to serve you.Don't en- e to shop.Prove \u201cthis to be o merchorliifings being equal, we | enjoy a@Pe of business ond the thot perlite we all eppreciate.buy it ight\" local mip\" ertising : please contact ames, of LADIES' HAIRDRESSING FRANCIS soo ponies FOR MOTHER'S DAY CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL BEAUTICIAN TRAINED TO GIVE YOU INDIVIDUALIZED STYLING Permanent Waving - Hair-Tinting - Special Rinses for White Hair - Scalp Treatment - Marcel-Waving Finger-Waving - Hair-Cutting and Manicure For appointment phone DExter 5686 Secretary \u2014 Master Ladies\u2019 [Hairdressers Guild of Montreal For a haircut or permanent wave That will certainly make vour friends rave Francis, you'll find, Will give the best kind VIAU, KELLEY & CO.Regd.INSURANCE BROKERS \u201cA CALL ON THE PHONE WILL PROTECT ALL YOU OWN\" 4935 Sherbrooke Street W.WA.4983 Insurance you can't be without For with illness you may have a bout!\u2019 Or, in case of a theft You may have nothing left K.& W.WILLOCK Luggage and Sporting Goods BAGGAGE AND TRUNKS REPAIRED SPECIALISTS IN FIGURE SKATES AND BOOTS 4870 Sherbrooke Street West DE.9069 For a suitcase or overnight bag, And sport goods of which you can brag, At Willock\u2019s you'll get The very best yet WARREN Regd.MEN'S AND BOYS\u2019 APPAREL Products by Penman's, Harvey Woods, Turnbull's, ~ Watson's, Forsyth, Tooke, Currie, Holeproof, ete.4884 Sherbrooke St.West DE.3982 {at Victoria Ave.) , Clothes make the man, so they say, And at Warven's much less you will pay! Their socks and their ties .Are a sight for sore cves \u2014 \u2026 a » Es EF \u20183 \u2018 : A .i Ti 4 a it ee SEE UAL ML wd PAGE TWELVP Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Walter Stanicy Presbyterian Church was the scene of their marriage, recently.Mrs.Walter is the former Miss Emma-Lou Agnew, daughter of Mr.and.Mrs.George D.L Agnew, of Westmount.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur W.Walter, of Westmount.* At Stanley Presbyterian Church, PUYVVYVVYTTVU47UY Westmount, at half-past four Are You Entertaining?4 o'clock Saturday afternoon the marriage took place of Miss Em- WE RENT 4 ma-Lou Agnew, daughter of Mr.Chairs, Tables, Dishes, 4| and Mrs.George D.I.Agnew, of Glassware, Punch Bowls, {| Westmount, to Mr.Kenneth Er- Coat Racks and Linen.{| nest Walter, son of Mr.and Mrs.For All Occasions Arthur W.- Walter, also of West- New Bridge Sets for Sale mount.Rev.J.D.Wilkie offirist-4 Benck & Table Service ESS Vo ren Dave cou of and Miss Helen Dewar, cousin of AT.4755.6 HA, 5543 Regd the bride, soloist.Spring flowers Est'd.3919 6220 Decarie Blvd.composed the church decorations.\\ Matron of honor was Mrs.Sid- Gay New Dresses!! a * Voiles * Chiffons * Nylons % Sheers Prints % Laces A wonderful selection to choose from! All the latest styles for now, thru Summer.Priced to please.From 16.95 to 55.00 COTTONS .COTTONS from 8.95 Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown Misses fos Charlotte Gowns 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE Juniors Westmount OPEN 9 TO & DAILY Fi.7773 Mme A.CourvalL = CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT Lrpee eme as encens mes (ul 2 VAM Laid ne + Social P ersonal Mrs.Geo.C.Riley of Hudson Heights, Que., will be in town to: attend the annual luncheon of the.Montreal Women's Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.: Mrs.D.Thompson, of Beaure- paire, Que., will be in town to attend the annual luncheon of the Montreal Women\u2019s Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy on Monday.The President and Board Members of the Maritime Women's sister organizations Tuesday af- Squash Club, Tea was.served from three-thirty to five-thirty, and the guest soloist was Miss Maureen Forrester.The guests were received by Miss D.L.Gass, president, assisted by the past presidents, Mrs.A, D.Ross and Mrs.G.R.McLeod.Those who attend- George Wakeman, Miss E.May Craig, Mrs.Thomas Craig, Mrs.P.W.Wright, Mrs.D.W.Lough, Smyth, Mrs.J.B.Hall, Mrs.Chas.Keene, Mrs.Frank Smith, Miss Barbara J.Dougherty, Mrs.A.Wiltse, Mrs.H.S.Jacques, Mrs.A.W.Schell, Mrs.Philip Durn- ford, Miss Marjorie Torrance.ney Dakin, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Swaine and Miss Diane Robertson.Acting as best man for his brother was Mr.Arthur Walter, Ushers were Mr.Donald Walter, brother of the groom, Mr.Derek Edwards and Mr.Charles Agnew, brother of the bride.Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of white satin made with tight bodice, sweetheart neckline and stand-up collar, long sleeves ending in points over the hands.The full skirt had a slight train.A Juliet cap held in place her fingertip veil of tulle illusion and she carried a cascade bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.All three attendants wore printed blue organdy gowns fash- puffed sleeves, fitted bodices and at the waist with blue satin sashes.They wore blue satin shoes, bands of pink and blue flowers in their hair and carried nosegays of pink, blue and white flowers, Mrs.Agnew, the bride's mother, wore a floor-length dress\u2018 of ice blue tissue faille with navy accessories and corsage of red roses and Mrs.Walter, the bride- goofn's mother, a floor-length skipper blue lace dress with matching accessories and corsage of yellow roses.A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, the rooms decorated with flowers.The couple left on a six week's trip to Western Canada and from Vancouver will proceed to Alaska by boat.The bride wore for travelling a three piece grey suit with tawny copper accessories, hat of natural straw with tawny copper trimming and a corsage of Talisman roses.On their return they will reside on Grosvenor avenue.Out-of-town guests were Mrs.George W.Dewar, of Charlottetown; Mr.and Mrs.Roy Cromwell, of Glenvock, New Jersey; My.Alfred Cole, of Toronto: Mr.and Mrs.Derek Smith, of Brant- ford, Mrs.Fred Moore, of Char.lottetowr: Mr.and Mrs.Orin Kingston, Ont.The inidegroom is a graduate in Chemical Engineering of McGill University.Silver Cross Women The monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Women of Canada, Montreal Chapter, will be held in Victoria Hall Tuesday, at 8 p.m.All members are requested to ed.Engagem Club entertained the presidents of | ternoon, at the Badminton and| ed were: Mrs, Neil Cameron, Mrs.| Mrs.J.W.Perks, Mrs.R.Harold ioned with high round necks and bouffant skirts, ballet length, \u2018tied | Farl and daughter, Pauline, of attend.Refreshments will be srv- ETT RIE TEAL AFICIET are simnt sh EY NAY AMET RL ERT ANE ERE EWES FASE SR ATER SS asp FXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY §, 1050 ens = Weddings #0 \u201csien Mr.an Mr.and Mrs.William Robin Flenfe: so The bridal couple, pictured as Church, Westmount, after their marriage ceremony.Th ake, Kn Ô PPRO/ \u2018The mé ler of M: ck of 1 Woods ( nd Mrs.[atharing anged t Ray mor \u2018clock, 1 lension © The br er cousi: Halifax, Buzanne eleine C Mr.Do s best 1 he ushe tzpatric atrick, , Jam Dunlop 4 ess, of 1 The re he Mor quash C At the : r and N n-law of Mrs.Fe pas gow) e and ink lilac ouquet © Mrs.E ridegroo ench le they left St.Andrews Bg tching is the former Miss Mary Lou Morison Forbes, daughter and Mrs.Kenneth Munro Forbes, of Westmount.\u2018The bride Mr.W.R.Fleming, is the son of Mr.Andrew Fleming Mrs.Fleming, M.B.E., of Montreal, CONE FLEMING - FORBES The marriage of Mary Lou Morison, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Munro Forbes, of West- mount, to Mr.William Robin Fleming, son of Mr.Andrew Fleming and Mrs.Fleming, M.B.E, of Montreal, took place yesterday afternoon, at half-past five o\u2019clock, in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, the Rev.D.M, Grant officiating, assisted by the \u201cRev.R.J.Berlis, of the Church of St.Andrew and Bt.Paul.Mr.Phillips Motley played the wedding music and white stocks, arranged with palms, and candelabra were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of blush slipper satin, fastened at the front to the hemline with tiny buttons, the fitted bodice embroidered in a floral trapunto pattern outlined in crystal beads, having a small, pointed collar with the same embroidery and sleeves ending in points over her hands and the full circular skirt falling into a long train.Her fingertip- length veil of tulle illusion was \u2018held by a halo brim of satin and she carried a bouquet of Calla lilies.Mrs.J.A, Madill, as matron-of- honor for her sister, and Miss Anne Mclver, Mrs.D.H.Power, Miss Elizabeth Fleming, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Lillian Morison, cousin-E he, Pride, 4 ants were ip tracks of net, with faflle bodice) deep-slit necklines with {id collars, cap sleeves and # faille, and.§kirts of of of \\wore coronets\u2019 and mittey to match theif, frocks.Ti EOL of-honor was in jonquil fé carried a bouquet of Li @ while the other attendant Standard spring green and carried ji ates of yellow iris.- i Mr.George Batten à J- best man for Mr.FlemintfRt® me ushers were Mr.T.W.Rifles Mr.Hunter Wilson, Mr.J (Continued on Page BEAUTY MOVED To New Premises Appointments LAFRANCE Formerly at 4842 Sherbrooke St.West 239 VICTORIA AVENUE (Just below Western) a Mrs.Daisy B.Curran and staff will be pleased to serv old and new customers in all branches of beauty ¢ SALON At \u2014 WE.5801 à oe \u2026_&.4, ocial al Mr.and Mrs.George S.F.Bén- nett are spending the weekend at heir summer residence at Brome ake, Knowlton, Que.PPROACHING MARRIAGES .The marriage of Colleen, daugh- er of Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Fitzpat- ck of Westmount, to Mr.John Woods Carmichael, son of Mr.nd Mrs.J, H.Carmichael, of St.ps tharines, .Ont.has been ar- anged to take \u2018place on Satur- Bay morning, May 20, at eleven \u2018clock, in the Church of the As- The bride will be attended by er cousin, Miss Nancy Briggs, of Halifax, N.S., as maid of honor nd by Miss\u2019 \"Marlee Dohan, Miss buzanné Raymond and Miss Ma- eleine\u2019 Gohier, as bridesmaids.Mr.Donald Carmichael will act best man for his brother, and he ushers will be Mr.Murray tzpatrick and Mr.Gerry Fitz- atrick, brothers of the bride, , James Langston, Mr.John bunlop and Mr.James McGuin- ess, of Toronto, The reception will he held at he Montreal Badminton and quash Club.- At the marriage of Lesley Eliza- r and Mr.J.A.Madill, brother- p-law of the bride.6 Mrs.Forbes, the bride\u2019s mother, s gowned in rosewood shadow ce and wore a cloche of pearl ink lilac blossoms and a corsage ouquet of pink roses.Mrs.Fleming, mother of the ridegroom, wore & gown of grey qrews ench lace trimmed with net, & ay.Tell atching model hat, trimmed with ghter > e bride eming Bride, à Bice of dite bodicd lla) s with fi] 28 and § son A mitte cks.Thy onquil y t of mi tendantg carried) Jo wilge Je Gps [OLD RECEPTION lt our modonn voul- Phone MA.8328+ J WALSH FUFS 3415 PARK AVE.M.LARSEN ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine W.Corner Abbott Avenue WI.7966 Batten à Fleming .W.H n, Mr.4 pn Page 1» = ension of Our Lord, Westmount.SWOP SHOP WANTS Tools Tureen Large Vases Wine Glasses Oyster Plates POI CR OFFERS .\u2014} Bugle > 8 Dishes > Jewelry : Book Ends \u201cà À Movie Screen etc.e to or We Restring Pearls 247\" 384 Victoria Ave.1 {Just below Sherbrooke) ELwood 2230 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 - ersonal Engagements Weddings Attending Junior League Conference Mrs.J.Archibald Hodgson, of Westmount, who has left to attend the conference of the Association of Junior Leagues of America which is being held in Sun Valley, Idaho, from May 8 through May 13.Mrs.Hodgson is secretary of the Association of Junior Leagues of America and a past president of the Junior League of Montreal.\u2018blue flowers, and a corsage bou- gquet of orchids.The reception was held in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton where white stocks, arranged with palms and ferns, were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Fleming left by motor for the Southern States, tlie bride travelling in a suit of navy blue English\u2019 wool, trimmed with white pique, and wearing & navy-blue beret, beaded in white, a brown squirrel cape, and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.Among the out-of-town guests were Dr.and Mrs, A.P.Rutherford, of Hawkesbury, Ont.; Mrs.J.R.Charon, of Lachute, Que.WEDDINGS FLEMING \u2014 FORBES (Continued from Page 12) beth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.T.Howard Atkinson, to Mr.John Howard Williamson, son of the late Robert Ross Williamson and of Mrs.Wiilllamson, which will take place on Saturday afternoon, May 6, at half-past four o\u2019clock, in Dominion Douglas Church, the bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Jeannie Atkinson, as maid-of-honor, and by Miss Margaret Forsyth, Miss Dorothy Walter, Miss Anne Blake, and Mrs.Kenneth H.Darling.Mr.Peter Williamson, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man, the ushers being Mr.Ernest Chauvin, Mr.Melvin Simpson, Mr.Kenneth Darling, and Mr.Basil Brewer.Following the ceremony, a reception will be held in the Rose Room of the Windsor Hotel.\u2019 McCARTHY - GIROUX The marriage of Mrs.Mary Josephine Giroux, widow of Lucien Giroux and daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Losito, of Westmount, to Mr.Patrick McCarthy, son of the late Mr.and Mrs, Patrick Me.Carthy, of Montreal, took place recently in the Church of the As- | cension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rev.Father Feron officiating.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of navy blue lace, She wore a matching picture hat and a corsage bouquet of orchids.Miss Helen Losito, as maid-of- honor for her sister, was in a frock of lilac crepe.She wore a hat of; navy blue straw, navy blue acces- sories and a corsage bouquet of orchids.Mr.Leo McCarthy acted as best man for his brother.Mrs.Losito, the bride's mother, was gowned in grey crepe and a hat of natural straw and a corsage bouquet of yellow roses.The reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents.Later Mr.and Mrs.McCarthy left for New York, the bride travelling in a suit of brown and white shepherd's plaid and wearing a hat of natural straw and brown alligator accessories.B\u2014Ultra modern in design, 14kt.natural gold case C\u2014New round model, 10kt.natural gold filled case AH Watches are fitted with 17-jewel Challenger movements made by EtEANA in Switzerland.Miss \u2018Mary P.Poole, who has, for the last one and a half years, been on the staff of the Operating Room at the Montreal General Hospital, Western Division, left on Saturday last for Cochrane, Ontario, to accept a position as Assistant Superintendent, in charge of the Operating Room, at the Lady Minto Hospital.PAGE THIRTEEN Your Chesterfield Set Rebuilt & Reupholstered trom $9 5.00 USE OUR BUDGET PLAN We pick up and deliver anywhere Belgium Upholstering COMPANY INC.(467 McGill College Ave.MA.8490 MATERIALS INCLUDED EO OA CHARLES FT A 1227A GREENE AVENUE AI W.G.PERRY, Associate INTERIOR DECORATION Upholstery, Slipcovers, Curtains, Picture Framing BROOKS RES'D WE.2726 (Just above St.Catherine) - a DO 1 i Walter J.Cross, M.S.S.Ch.School of Surgical Chiropody London, England FOOT TREATMENT Madeleine Atkinson, M.Ch.S.College of Chiropody Glosgow, Scotland Office open daily for the treatment of general foot disorders Evening, Saturday, and home treatment appointments taken Standard and Corrective Footwear for Children 4930 Sherbrooke Street West Under Miss Brown's Dry Cleaning Service EL.2321 A\u2014Exquisitely designed, natural 10 kt.gold-filled case 47.50 Serviced in our stores from coast to coast.Birks JEWELLERS Room 104 Miss Gillian Herring Wishes to announce that MISS EVA LABELLE formerly of LaFrance Beauty Parlor is.now at her Shop Specializing in Cold Waves and all other branches of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture.394 VICTORIA AVENUE APPOINTMENTS EL.7070 75.00 47,50 \u201c \"ee 04e = PAGE FOURTEEN + cre.ans a THE EXANINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 : - \u2026 1% \\ .X 7° Laurentian Chapter | PA.Storage and «op 2300 at African Violet Show [pin aber Ho Lo ho Remodelling urrt .° ° B\u2019 8 B\u2019 ith C i ive A Lg nai Bri onvenlion Pa th e.Many Local Growers Win Prizes |B Che fl ! ser proratr Est'd.1936 ~ The 26th Annual Conventiy fo pa wee \u2019 That the African Violet Exhibition held in Tudor Hall last the Eastern Canadian Councifggon Fri #55 Thurs.and Friday was a great success was evidenced by the atterid- the Smal Brith Women wil ure of \u201chu i Call EL.7400 5625 Sherbrooke St.W.ance of over 2300 visitors from Montreal and other\u2019 points such 5 Ottawa, May 6, 7 and 8 savent Lg 7 (At Oxford Ave.) | as Ste.Agathe, Ottawa, St.John, Newfoundland, North Hatley, gates for Laurentian ChapterJiy Prine pl == Town of Mt.Royal\u2019 and the Lakeshore.Mrs.Mac Zifkin, newely-g in th: à A Her Excellency, the Vicountess Alexander of Tunis, honored president, and Mrs.Louis Leyilllected bi the Club with an informal visit, and graciously accepted as a |immediate past- president, spotlig] NOW ISTHE TIME TO memen(o of tie occasion & \u201cPurple present inten à css M ince\u201d\u201d will present \u201cFinian in cess M Wi.men KR./ G H.Robinson donated by MIS.Brith\u201d and \u201cHMS.Millinery Ql carrh omen\u2019s eaim \u2018| * Hodinson, ; this convention, Members o; @fomb arc The exhibition of blooms was group are as follows: Mrs.H, peiiperienced Whist very beautiful, with literally hun- B.Quint, W, Solomon, H.Hen nd .; dreds of the velvety blossoms re- E- Aranoîf, W.Bennett, S.wo \u20ac THE CLEAN FU EL The Women's Group of West- flecting the light, Among such shansky, H.Smith, H.Rosenalfe Princ minster Church are holding a mi- beauties it : ; D.Kronick P.Wiseman Bfmp.was .: t 8.30 uties it was almost impossible , , Berna FOR FIREPLACES litary whist on Monday a to select the \u201cbest plant in the SChwam, H.Botner, M.Leviy p.m.at 926 Atwater Avenue.show,\u201d but the ju ges Mr.Bisail- Litwack, E.Kirsh, D.Evin flo\", à Sy RANGES, HEATERS and qe .lon, chief horticulturist of green- Goodman, A.Barth, R.Jasly plectic 1 FURNACES Authorised pou Military Whist house and Dr.A, Blair, geneticist Halickman, K.Schacter, Joe oo \u2018 an ail Dealers A bridge sponsored by the |of the Montreal Botanical Gardens, Clarence White, Murray § littl (Special Care Given to Nervous People) Trained Attendants\u2019 Association with Mr.P.Rannie of Ottawa, Hyman Miller, Joe Gordon, MAI VE\" » of Canada, Inc., will be held in the.| finally decided on a hybrid grown Gomberg, S.Stern, S.Fish, t of the hall of Trinity Memorial Church, by Mrs.G.H.Robinson, vice-presi- Selick, lan Mitchell, Gerald § es a pri HEATING EQUIPMENT & FUELS \u2014 WA.8983 - DE.1925 5220 Sherbrooke Street West \u2014 on dent of the Club.\u2018 Earl Vineberg Irving Eisg by Oliv FA VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV AV AV Wednesday evening at 830 pm.rhe African Violet Club of Irving Bennett, B.Stotland, - Table holders please bring cards.; \u2026 Levine, I.Ravitsky, E.Abr e secon Montreal now has a membership Soloists are Mrs.J.Rothaliy, \u201cPier: \u2019 of nearly 200.: Abramson, I Ravitsky; p ently po Annual Luncheon List of prize-winners includes Mrs.L.Arthur Simon; digeiffrbanks a Si ING The annual luncheon of the Wo- the following: Mrs.G.H, Robin- Mrs, Abe Stotland; managdli-possesse BRING P, R men\u2019s Branch of the Canadian In- son, who had twenty varieties of Mrs.M, Wollock, roles of stitute of Mining and Metallurgy violets on exhibit; Mrs.E.K.Bucky ectively.INTO YOUR HOME will be held in the Vice Regal room of Pointe Claire, who had th , guest of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Monday, largest number of varieties; Mrs.ively m Make your home as bright at 1p.m.L.H.Davies, of Beaconsfield Ave- ams.and gay as the Season calls Presentation of annual reports nue; Mrs.W.L.Hardy, who was the en for! There's no better way and election of officers will take the show convener; Mrs.H.H.cred sev 4 th \u2019 th freshl | d place immediately following the Pick, of Westmount; Mrs.R.E.itable s _ lan wi reshly cleane luncheon.Cadwallader, Town of Mount Roy- : severa < slipcovers and draperies.Qu al; Miss Hastie, of Montreal West; mme Wi = experts guarantee to protec Miss Frances Russell; Mrs.G.A.e, The : colors, prevent shrinkage.Calvary W.M.S.Goddard, Marlowe Avenue; Mrs.ural pi £ Call us today! The Annual Family Party of M.E.Champion, Pointe Claire; costume Lo Calvary W.M.S.will be held Wed- Mrs, E.Livingstone, of N.D.G.; Mrs.W a : nesday, at 8:15 p.m, in the ladies\u2019 Mrs.H.Chandler, N.D.G.; Mrs, A.piano.© parlors of the church.All groups williams, St.Laurent; Mrs M, T.4 / Lengthen the lives of your suits, will participate in the program.Turner, Town of Mount Royal; , 4 po eme est ee ion Cage \u2018na ek Monroe, of NDG Mrs ® men's EE ° ducted by the Mission Circle an ; .E.Robinson, Snow- \u201cTe fully ana store them wy the C.G.I,T.Girls; songs and reci- Tone H.Robertson; Mrs.the C = y que, re frigere vaults u tations will be given by the Mis- 5, B.Hughes; Mrs.M.Allan; Mrs.He : Mbcis M, Ki 4 \u2019 LL sion Band; and a table of home 5, H, Levasseur; Mrs.Hill, Mrs.K.OUSE O l : 1.- FOR THE cooking will be convened by C.G.I.Christensen and Miss A.S.Fyshe.- t the WA SUMMER T.members.Optimis ALL GRIME REMOVED Refreshments will be served by GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERRE 21 , : \u20ac ; .mee i - NO SUSPICION OF ODOR the Elizabeth Read Auxiliary, D.O.N.Session FOR EVERY OCCASIONÉ John A .; .7 - for the \u2018| 4 We Guarantee Your Satisfaction .ve Ae i i PICK UP & DELIVERY SERVICE Melville Ladies\u2019 Aid The Daughters of the Nile, 3417 Cote des Neig ers ele 4 The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Mel- Stated Session, will be held on ofe and Fr PE ville Presbyterian Church will Monday evening, May 15th, at (Corner of Sherbrooke Jf\" \u2019 re 1 7; WwW i N D S oO R meet at 3 -p.m.Monday, in the 7-30 pm.in Victoria Hall, West- Tel.WE.8978 a Boy Bo church hall, Melville Avenue, mount, Mrs.J.W.Davies will , * Arthur ! Westmount.preside.Officers informal.i Dry Cleaners & Dyers Co .Ltd.Miss Margaret R.MacNaugh- ; ton will speak on Ceylon, and the dies .| 1205 Church Avenue © TRenmore 6679 guest soloist will be Mrs.George HUBERT PLOMER i S.F.Bennett.A Ÿ All are cordially invited to at- - pe | A t and Sal) - Antiques Bought and Sn 100 0\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140 Melville Aux.W.M.S.5, | The Melville Auxiliary of the FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER 5 a Women's Missionary Society of the \u201c 1 £ LS £ 1 Presbyterian Church in Canada INTERIOR DECORATION Finnish 2 will meet at 3 p.m.Thursday, May are .© ® 11, in the church hall, Melville 1226 BISHOP STREET MA.5 adies of ; | | Avenue, Westmount.SAUN AH ° eo @ | Devotions will be conducted by \u2014 8 Mac i Ot tidon ce e I | Miss E.M.Doull; soloist will be (Ab ho on Compony.Lnded, Mrs.M.F.Botting; and guest ce © @ speaker will be Mrs.Stanley Rud- i ; \u201cIF YOU ARE MOVING } orem ve Tg, Guana CLEANING, REPAIRING : \u2014 All are cordially invited to at- ÿ + $e & REPAINTING p 44 it e | CW.Y.Card Party ° o {i ; | | The Church Women's Year of # © @ the Church of the Advent will A.{ .| y, | hold a card party in the Parish a; 5 | Hall, corner Wood and Western HOSPITAL.x i.© ®| Aves, on Tuesday at 8 pm.Lo | a | Members are requested to bring HA.8772 REG\u2019 Ë À ° @ their own cards and score pads, \u2018 os wo , : The president, Mrs.A.P.Black- ; | You'll want to have plenty of Borden's | burn, win be hostess with Ei No i © .@ H.Moore as convener, ETY milk, cream, butter and eggs at your i For SAFETY and EFFICIENCY : No ° new .home.e Rumage Sales | .( | The Colonel Arthur O.Blois 1714 44 le 147 \"\u201d Chapter, I.O.D.E., are holding a 9 1 If it's Borden's it's Gor to be good! 1 rummage sale tonight at pid in The Easy Way in a Few Lessons With Expert Instruc Westminster Central Church Hal], $3.50 per lesson if paid five lessons in advance a e Call Wilbank 1188 © | 926 Atwater Ave.$4.00 per lesson if paid singly 3; Ja nd 7 .: ! $5.00 per lesson (pupil picked up and returned) ; | today, or give your Borden milkman | |§ To get in touch with the $22.50 if paid 5 lessons in advance Les fd .® |$ social editor, Mrs, Helen B.SPECIAL, a course af $15.00 | your new address.| Sandwell phone WA.2773.' 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Comwall Ave., Montrll | 2 \u2019 P ments, approaching mar- 8 0 \u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140\u20140 riages, or weddings, DRIVING AT.458 fon tion neil Fill 8.pter -ele Leh neryt bof Her S.R Sens, an, evil Evin, Aslow] oe Ry ay SH don, ish, ald Eisen and, § A bran Roth pi dired [= fe ae ee Lo tu an Low\u2019s Pupils we Attractive Show } Church of Advent on Friday evening at the urch of the Advent auditorium, Low.presented her pupils in «Evening of Fantasy\u2019.\u201cThe og Prince\u201d a fairy-tale adven- e in three scenes, written and cted by Miss Low, first held \u2018spotlight with Diane Ogulnick the lead as the spoiled little incess Merrilies, This eight-year carried her part with the omb and assurance of a more perienced actress.Daphne Wing and Lenore Katz portrayed two calloused, elder sisters in e princess fashion.Phyllis p.was a sympathetic queen i Bernard McMurray, guest or, a sufficiently grumpy and pplectic king.Jane Torrey was onvincing and attractive lady- aiting and Toril Orre a most ty little fairy, Golden Heart.p most difficult role, perhaps, t of the Frog who later bees a prince, was capably hand- by Oliva Kimpton.e second play, a one-act fan- y, \u2018Pierrot\u2019's Dream\u201d was ex ently portrayed by Annabelle rbanks and Jill Levinson, two possessed little actresses in roles of Pierrot snd Pierrette pectively.Miss Marjorie.Kirk- p, guest actress, was an ef- ively mysterious Weaver of ams, the entr\u2019acts, Irwin Pinkney flered several \u2018vocal solos in his itable style and Peggy Roy e several delightful readings.phne Winans, in her ballet e, The Waltzing Doll, was a urful picture in her French costume.Mrs.H.F.Briegel Mrs.Winans accompanied at piano.omen\u2019s Auxiliary the Optimist Club cls Mrs.John Aylen- t the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Optimist Club of Montreal al meeting held recently, John Aylen was elected presi- for the 1950-51 season.Other ers elected are: Vice-Presi- Neigh end Programme, Mrs.Gerald ey; Secretary, Mrs.E.C.brooke) ; Treasurer, Mrs.Albert 978 Jd; Boys\u2019 Work Chairman, Arthur Donohue, Past Presi- AA.5 All insu Montr #'\"FERS IMPROVED hdies eo eo %GIVE En ) The healthgiving \u2014 way with famous Finnish Stone Steam Baths e à Tonic-Sun Lamps - 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Homoeopathic Alumnae At the recent annual meeting of the Homoeopathic Hospital, it was disclosed in the report of the' Alumnae Association, read by the secretary, that the scholarship given by the association for post graduate study at McGill Univer- siy was raised from $200 to $300.This year, the scholarship was awarded to Miss S.Warwick, who is, at present, taking the Public Health course given by the McGill School for Graduate Nurses.In her report, Miss Gwendolen Ewins, secretary, noted that numerous social events had been held in order to raise money for the scholarship fund.Among these were an annual bridge held in April, and convened by Miss L.Henshaw.Miss M.Henderson was in charge of the dinner held in honor of the recent graduating class, and she also convened the Christmas party held at the hospital.During the year, the Alumnae Association made donations to various charitable organizations, including the Y.M.CM.Campaign Fund, the \u2018Save tHe Children\u201d Fund, the Children's Memorial Hospital, and the Grace Dart Home.Radiotelephone service from Canada to Newfoundland was in- augurated in 1939.les.sums t THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1050 \u201cce TIM A TE on K* 3 PAGE FIFTEEN Conveners, Early Subscribers, Named for Bessborough Whist A Military Whist under the auspices of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter I.O.D.E.will be held next Thursday evening, May 11th, in St.Steven\u2019s Church Hall, Dorchester Street West at Atwater Avenue, commencing at 8.30.General conveners for this event are Mrs.H.Pegg and Mrs.G.Cummings and a partial list of subscribers includes: CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS FOR 3 PIECE CHESTERFIELD $55.00 Belgium Upholstering co .INC.1467 McGill College Ave.MA.5490 Mrs.A.E.Watts, Mrs.A.Wor Myers, Mrs.A.Wallace, Mrs.H.M.Thomas, Mrs.J.Q.Clark, Mrs.C.N.Danford, Mrs.C.P.Monks, Mrs.S.Stevens, Miss Andree Gelinas, Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Grant, Mr.and Mrs.C.T.Groome, Mr.and Mrs.T.D.Handrahan, Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Hick, Miss Roberstone, Miss S.Randall, Miss Small, Mrs.H.Wilson, Mrs.J.McGibbon, Mrs.A.Gregor, Mrs.W.J.Hun- gate, Mrs.J.B.Rice, Miss May Wilson, Mrs.E, Alden, Miss Ellie Alden, Mrs.J.F.Slesser, Mrs.W.Eagle, Mrs.R.A.Macintyre, Mrs.W.Beck, Mrs.W.Hayter, Miss K.Canning, Mrs.M.Canning, Miss R.Roy, Mrs.M.Morriss, Mrs.W.Spear.AU AAUMNE à 1520 MOUNTAIN ST.; LA.9728 Gonads Sit Beauty Alors PERMANENT, WAVING IS AN LIRE LU CAN ONLY BE DONE BY EXPERTS » LA.9470 Also Mrs.K.Hockin, Miss Mary Maclennan, Miss Ethel Hicks, Mrs.A.Freeman, Mrs.B.Gould, Mrs.À.Theriault, Mrs.H.Turner, Mrs.R.Pegg, Mrs.W.Roddicks, Miss Abbott, Mr.and Mrs.George Cummings, Mr.and Mrs.D.Sparrow, Mr.and Mrs.W.Jones, Mrs.R.Harris, Miss Gloria Harris, Mrs.H.Coulter, Mrs.G.Alexander, Mrs.T.Harris, Mrs.A.Hiley, Miss L.Foster, Mrs.J.Gibbs, Mrs.H.H.Lyle, Mrs.M.Sollows, Mrs.P.H.Amey, Mrs.F.A.Clark, Mrs.R.J.Prescott, Mrs.T.Halsey, Mrs.HL.Taylor, Mrs.H.S.Bryant, Mrs.C.McCarthy and Mrs.Redvers Dunclark.Subscribers are requested to take their own cards.R.C.A.F.Mothers The regular monthly meeting of the R.C.A, F.Silver Cross Mothers will be held in Tudor Hall, Jas.A.Ogilvy\u2019's, at 2.15 p.m, Thursday, May 11.The guest speaker will be Mme.Veilleux.4 All members and friends are cordially invited to attend.ALL INCLUDED IN YOUR 2% Valuation WA.8158 ducas bros.LILLIA LLLLLSISS SILLA L LSS SLLSSSLLS SSIS SSIS LLL SILL ILL SSS TS LLLL ISS LLL LSS SSIS ILS SSL SS SSL FAAS SAA SA SAIS FRESH CAUGHT \"e FISH o AND SEA FOODS i HALIBUT - SCALLOPS HADDOCK FILLETS COD - SMELTS WINNIPEG GOLD EYES LOBSTERS - SHRIMPS oR SACLAY ®* FROZEN FOODS °* Lo LEGS © Deep Freeze Locker Service * Open daily 8 a.m.to 6 p.m\u2026 including Wednesdays > i a Ww PAGE EIGHTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY §, 1950 St.Leo\u2019s Boxing Card Shapes Uj Fred Hofman Paces Ramblers To 35-27 Win over Trotters Fred Hofman, hitting the hoop from all angles, led the Ramblers to a 35-37 win over the Trotters in the Westmount Municipal Juvenile basketball league, this week.The win for the Ramblers moved them into third place and guaranteed them a play-off position while the Trotters\u2019 defeat eliminated them from any further competition.FINAL STANDINGS W.IL.D.F.A, Pts Crushers, 5 0 1 286 154 11 Braves 2.1 1 235 220 9 Ramblers .2 4 0 213 228 4 Colonials 2 4 0 192 228 4 Trotters .50 143 249 2 BIG TEN F.G.F.T.Pta.D.MeDougall, Crushers 47 8 102 J.Hofman, Ramblers .38 2 78 A.Cote, Crushers .\u2026.30 G 78 Gi.Pecknold, Ramblers, 32 11 75 J.Reddon, Colonials .31 7 64 P.Baker, Braves .24 2 60 M.Barnared, Crushers 28 1 57 D.Murphy, Trollers .18 G 42 I.McIntosh, Braves 17 2 6 BB.Neismith, Braves .15 2 32 MINNOWS AQUARIUMS and WORMS * and FISHING TACKLE TROPICAL FISH Fisherman's Paradise Reg\u2019d.4384 Papineau.Tel.CHerrier 5626 Hofman was the high scorer on the floor scoring 20 points.Gerry Pecknold was second high man for the Ramblers with 12 points and Mike Lafontaine banged in 5 points.Ed Kalil snared 8 points for the Trotters; Dermott Murphy, Pat Craig and Ray Beaton all finished with 6 points while Bob Kercher came away with a single.Board of Trade Reception To Greet New Members The Montreal Board of Tradc is extending a Reception to some 250 new members who have joined the organization since November, 1949.The Reception will be held in the Board's Exchange Hall, 300 St.Sacrament street, on Wednesday, May 10, at 4:00 p.m.The new members will be received by \u2018the President, L.W.Haslett and his fellow council members, and generally made ac- qquainted with the activities of the Board.The trouble with a man who has an open mind is that he doesn\u2019t usually keep a closed mouth, EL.6566 WHERE TO SHOP?« SOL'S © LICENSED GROCERS ®e 5307 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST (Cor.Decarie) Free Delivery FRUITS AND GROCERIES EL.8930 72 LASUE Le |) Ask IE YOUR favorite todav), J 8 i ds YU Wolves to Meet | Avenue Stars In Cage Finals Dave Binmore, playing sensational ball, led the Wolves to a 57-17 victory over the Ding- Bats in the Westmount Municipal Intermediate Basketball League, this week.The win for the Wolves moved them into the finals as they took the two-game total-point series, 90-36.Binmore scored 11 field goals and 1 foul throw for a total of 23 points.He was followed by Dave Barnard, who dented the mesh for 16 points, Ed Lafontaine came up with 7 points, Marvin Greenbaum sniped 8 points and Wendy Young finished with 5 points.Ken Roberts was the -best man for the Ding - Bats, dropping in 7 points; Fred Stevenson snared 4 points, while Erwin Frank, John Handy and George Presho scored a basket each for 2 points.Stars in Finals Led by Jack McKissock and Willie Manolson, who scored 15 and 13 points, respectively, the Avenue Stars advanced into the finals when they defeated the Royals, 38-24.Graydon Easton sniped 2 points for the Stars and Bert Kelly came away with 8 points.Noel Romney was the high man for the Royals with 7 points, He was followed by Harold Young, who sniped 6 points; Logue Mc- Donald and Bill Graham hit the hoop for 4 points each, and Tom Bonner banged in 3 points.- Big Barn Dance - Planned May 13 The \u201cBig Barn Dance\u201d will be sponsored by the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Square Club Dance on Saturday, May 13, at 8 p.ry.The Square Dance Club orchestra will he playing the old - time music and the calls will be sung by the members.Novelty features will be among the highlights of this special event.The \u201cBig Barn Dance\u201d is being sponsored by Gina Pierson; decorations by Patricia Fisher; refreshments, Wilbert Adams; advertising and publicity, Alf Sme- zko; ticket convener, Alf Howell; the orchestra, comprised of Jean McLean, pianist; Bob McEwen, fiddler, and Alf Howell, guitarist; and the callers will be Jay Conn and Howard Fairbairn, The \u201cBig Barn Dance\u201d will be the highlight of the season for the Square Dance Club, which was formed in January and has heen holding meetings regularly on Tuesdays.This group has also given assistance to other young groups in the holding of square dances.First President 301 Wing, RCAF.William J.Campbell was clected president of the 301 Wing R.C.A.F.Association at the first annual meeling held on Wednesday in the quarters of Westmount Squadron R.C.A.F.at 44150 Sherbrooke street Wesimount.Roy H.Foss, O.B.E., provisional president since Lhe wing's organization last year, presided.Other officers elected were: G.L.Shemilt and Howard B.Rip- stein, vice-presidents; Miss A.Godin, secretary; Gerard A.Monty, treasurer; E.A.H.Charbon- neau, Robert MacLellan, and F.de B.Walker, executive.Charles H, Link, M.B.E.and J.Rene Gauthier, K.C., represented Number already closed.Lions Club.132 lbs.of Bouts Signed For Tenth Annual Show The card for the Academy's tenth annual boxing show, 1 Friday, May 12th, is beginning to shape up, with a number uf pygifitime to tin From R.M.R.on St.Catherine St.West will come the brothers, Jerry and Danny.Jerry will meet up with Jimmy Co} at a 126 lbs, Danny will tangle with Donald Rolfe in a fight four hoys to carry the colors of the Police Juvenile Club.Bob Robert will draw Tommy Rogers or Ross Murray at 147 lbs.André Giroux will try his southpaw slants against bouncing Buster Smart of the Academy, in the 156 lb.weight.Dave Orr will be out to keep the fine fistic tradition of the Orr family to the fore, when he faces Jean Fortin at 118 lbs.Hughie McDonald will engage Claude Trudeau, the last of the Police foursome.This battle will be at 112 lbs.Two N.D.G.Fighters Billy Hurst, coach of N.D.G.Lions Club will bring two willing boys in Al Ferguson and Gillis Hood.Ferguson will meet up with the popular John Foy, in the 126 lbs.class, in à bout that should be one of the highlights of the card.Hood will take on St.Leo's Candy Kid, in the person of Lennie Mulligan, This match will be at 130 Ibs.Lucien Hebert, boxing mentor, will bring along three boys that will satisfy the fistic appetite of Nevil Martin, Ross Murray and Claude Sawyer, This trio will carry the colors of St.Paul's A.C.At least one local bout will be put on display.Dave Marshall is slated to meet his teammate, Tommy St.James.As usual, St.Leo's boys will have to sacrifice experience and age when they face the smart club boxers on the program but Coach Andy McGillis has a well- conditioned band of youngsters that will be well able to look after themselves.SPORT SHORTS - The Pee Wee and Junior Show will take over on Wednesday, May 17th, and should rival the senior show for action.Close to 30 bouts Will feature this show, with a number of the boys participating in bouts with outside boxers .Unless training facilities improve, there is a danger that the name of St.Leo's will pass from the boxing scene.Close to a hundred boys took part in this year's regular classes under cramped conditions and deserve a lot of credit for showing so much enthusiasm in the manly art of self defence.« .Gerry Ramsey, Johnnie Arena, Wayne Hibbard and Fred Hennessy will meet outside opposition in the Pee Wee and Junior Show on May 17th \u2026 .Tommy St.James has heen one of the pleasant surprises in training and it is beginning to look like St.Leo's will soon have another good southpaw boxer to succeed Terry Rogers.Terry has been giving Tommy the once-over and feels he will do.It is funny how these southpaws stick together .The newly- formed Old Boys\u2019 Group have come up with a handsome award, to he presented to the most improved athlete in the school.Bill O\u2019Brien will bring along: Coach Andy McGillis has m nated Nevil Martin to be the f winner of this award .The Boys also have something cooking and if it material will add zest to the boxing sh .» Tommy Grant and Dick let, two of the school's up coming young athletes, have turning their attention to base and both should be heard from the summer months on the) gandlots .Lionel Fournier, y supervisor for recreation for City of Westmount is anxiow form a track and field club, is a sound idea and will rec encouragement from this sects Police, Firemen Enter Ball Loop Sgt.Andy Lawson entered Westmount Police and Fire team into the Westmount cipal Intermediate softball leag bringing the league up to 6 te: The other entries are: Bob ny\u2019's Bombers, Willie Manolx Staynor, Bob Grant's Aloud and the Church of the Redes entered by Al Rodgers and J Reble.Ernie Bolduc has also nified his intention of enteri team from the Corporation Ys The final meeting of the les will be held in Victoria Hall 1 Wednesday, May 10, at 8:00 p where the schedule, rules etc.be dealt with.The League will start opera on May 15 in Westmount Psi A Juvenile league is ba formed for boys under 18 of age on May 1, 1950.If there are any other te who want information or wish enter a league will they pl contact the Recreation Dept.Fi.6975.In a socialist country, nob ever comes into his own, only | somebody else's.GARDEN SOIL TOP SOIL Lawns Renovated and | Plowing Done R.AUBI AND SON Gardeners 6125 Upper Lachine Roc DE.5198 the Quebec Provincial group of the assoclation at the meeting.avc 019048000820 on \"ranmuacacu0es THE TRAINATORIUM Now located in our new centrally located premises at 1522 SHERBROOKE STREET WES} (Next door to the Medical Arts Bldg.) SEE US FOR GOOD BUYS IN TRAIN EQUIPMENT Lionel electric trains and accessories repaired and sold SUR ie Peery vv 4 with t last Frid is was all and MON Representation is expected from such well known clubs fives won by Westmount R.M.R., Police Juvenile Club, St.Paul's and the NJ el Harper 1 Six, whi ichael also The necke b+ the priz hat slides fo won two Two more Star, Alan Six and .ey Six.A mon and .pt some fir: now has o complete Pack is Parents\u2019 1 Trinity N ubs were onday me Hutchinson nies.Ext d during .and ne gs will be tests wer: eddy Gas: Wright and Somersault ne, Kendri pd Bergero Taylor an leanliness Bevin Boy prbert Doy bw complet À couple \u20ac peting to a Bix, under | d the honot p's compet; F, Jambore hoped-for om U.S.J he second .Boy Scou! Forge, P 0 to July by 7,000, mnounced.That Ex Bng 5,000 gent to Gn will be esley M ph, N.B.\u2026immed b' carries and, carv Fe: \u201cGood ece.\u201d Nic ay R.C policeman r in a gly innod it of a 3 cher of ounted bf the W | their lu sday.ler, who outh and WH-PI CUS Yen r= | Sn The § ing à eriali hg of ick up ve b base} from he Jo ier, for xious lub, 1 1 rec sect tered | lire D M1 lesg 6 tes Bob Tanolg Aloud tedeen and | also nteri on Yar he lea Hall 1 8:00 p 3 ete.opera t Pau is he 18 ye er te r wis ey pl Dept.7, nob only d IL ted Cg - EST MENT rains jes old with REG.CRQOME NITE t last Friday's meeting St.Matthias Pack held a surprise fire is was \u2018the first since the annuoncement they would be held time to time and good speed made by the column is clearing all and moving off away from the church.The April competi- as won by the Grey Six by quite a margin and Senior Sixer el Harper received the pennant from Sixer Hamilton Slessor of Six, who held it last month.ichael also received the additional prize of one pound of jelly The neckerchief slide competition was won by Sixer Hamilton k: the prize was a five-power telescope.As his six presented bst slides for the competition, # won two pounds of jelly Two more boys completed Star, Alan Gilmour of the Six and David Slessor of ey Six.Alan Willis Ross mon and Norman Burrows pt some first star items and n now has only two more 0 complete, Pack is busy practicing Parents\u2019 Night on May 12 Trinity Memorial ubs were present at Trin- onday meeting when Sixer [Hutchinson led the opening ies.Extra points were d during inspection for .and next week we hope gs will be worn.The fol- tests were passed:\u2014Union eddy Gosse, Bob Burnside, Wright and Edmond Berge- Somersault, Bob Burnside; hg, Kendrick Bateman and id Bergeron; Book balanc- Taylor and Edmond Berge- leanliness, Teddy Gosse; Bevin Boyd, Jack Withcer prbert Doyle.Teddy Gosse bw completed his 1st star A couple of games brought eting to a close when the pix, under Sixer Hutchinson, d the honour pennant for the.p's competition.i, Jamboree Registrations hoped-for 40,000 applica- om U.S.Boy Scouts to at- he second national Jamboree Boy Scouts of America at Forge, Pennsylvania, next 0 to July 7, has been ex- by 7,000, Jamboree officials nounced.That Extra Touch ng 5,000 Boy Scout staves gent to Greece by Canadian will be a unique lot from esley Memorial Troop of pn, N.B.Each stave cut mmed by a Wesley Troop carries the name of the and, carved in Greek, this pe: \u201cGood luck for the boys ece.\u201d\u201d Nick Athens, a local BILL FARRELL Chairman of The Lions Golf Tourney, which will be held at Marlborough Sept.8-10-11 and open to members of the C.P.G.A.of Quebec, who whl participate this year for $3,500 prize money.restaurateur, supplied the translation.Bags Wolf on Trip While on a 2,700-mile flying field trip from Fort McMurray, Alberta, to Tuktoyuktuk in the Northwest Territories, Herbert Northcott, Field Commissioner from Canadian Scout Headquarters, Ottawa, shot a wolf at Fort Resolution.Mr.Northcott visited 28 Wolf Cub Packs and Boy Scout Troops on the trip.Indian Boys Enjoy Scouts Canada has eight Indian Boy Scout Troops and two Indian Wolf Cub Packs.The Scout Troops are located at Eskanosi, N.S.; Beauval Indian School, Marieval Indian School! and Guy Indian Schoo! at Sturgeon Landing, in Saskatchewan; at Aklavik in the Northwest Territories; and at Lyt- Aton, Whitehorse and Carcross in British Columbia.The Cub Packs are at Aklavik and at Fort Ver- million, Alberta.ays Train \u2018the Boy \u2018 R.C.M.P.Aim Today policeman can become a br in a childs mind by gly innocent comment on rt of a parent,\u201d Constable cher of the Royal Cana- ounted Police, told mem- the Westmount Rotary | their luncheon meeting on sday.ler, Who is connected with uth and Police Division o * ] Tb tof \\ Xx Ny Vp aN NE SW IT TREES plete assortment of No.1 early ?, Summer, carly Fall, late Fall Inter varieties ot Apple Trees, also t Bushes (black, red and white), Vines, Blucberries, Raspberries wherries, Price List on request hone *LAncaster 4191 Lau a ES w à NS SP 2 SE Lg the R.C.M.P., said that it was this fear of the policeman that the organization is trying to combat, and maintained that a great deal Was being done to successfully do so.Before showing a movie on the importance of cunfping for young boys and girls, Const.Archer said that a new motto for the R.C.M.P.was \u2018Always Train the Boy.\u201d \u201cIf we do this,\u201d he said, \u201cthe Mountie won't always have to get their man.\u201d The speaker said that it must be remembered that to the majority of young: people, the policeman is the only form of the law he has a chance lo see In action, \u201cIt is, therefore, an important branch in which to show the children that we arc not to be feared but respected and known as n good fellow.\u201d He said that the R.CM.P, had certain advantages in promoting this feeling, because the major ity of children respect the uniform and the tradition of the force.The rivers in the greater purl of Canada drain into Hudson Bay and-the Arctic Ocean.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1960 PAGE NINETEEN Marler Warns Delegates Against Advance Promises George C.Marler, Liberal member for Weatmount-St.George, and acting leader of the party in the Quebec House has urged that delegates to the Liberal Party convention to be held in Quebec City May 19-20 should retain complete freedom of action in their choice of a permanent Provincial Leader.Mr.Marler said that delegates should not comit themselves to support any particular candidate.He said the Liberal Party has always been a guardian of parliamentary institutions and that \u201cfor this reason those who are preparing to elect its leader and to elaborate a program in conformity with present conditions realize #- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014__ that it would be contrary to the| Lou Stele, former radio actor traditions of the party for them and announcer, has a top sup- to comit themselves definitely to- | porting role in Hal Wallis' \u201cSep- wards ohe or another of the can- tember Affair\u201d in which he didates.\u201d makes his movie debut.Mr.Marler further stated that if all the delegates were to commit themselves before arriving in Quebec, \u201cit would scarcely be necessary to hold a convention of the party.\u201d More than 1,000 delegaies are expected to attend the two day meeting.: Mr.Marlers words were interpreted as a disa-proval of the barnstorming tours conducted \u2014 during the past few weeks by SALES \u2014 SERVICE George Emile Lapalme, M.P., for _ Genuine Parts Joliette - L'Assomption - Montcalm, Jean Marie Nadeau, Montreal lawyer, and Horace Philippon, Quebec lawyer, The three men have announced that they are candidates for the SOME TO THE DEALER WHO WAS leadership of the party.PACKARD CARS FOR OVER 33 YEARS, Mr.Marler's statment appears Luntangr O87 KEE P YOUR CAR to indicate that he has 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afternoons at Victoria Hall.The modern comedy for young people: stars Joyce MacKenzie as Tiny, leader of the rebels in Neighbourhood House. + AN 22 ae Tu hs REE a CA ae re rem Sn ERR RE aad PAGE TWENTY Mayor Cameron .(Continued from Page 7) is now beng planned.Our new Superintendent of Recreation has assumed his duties and we are fooking forward to increased activity in athletic events this summer.Parks While we have had to trim our Current Budget in this Department.as well as in others, it is our intention to maintain the services of the parks and greenhouses because we feel that the flowers ana shrubbery in our parks and the floral shows in the greenhouses are indeed very attractive and pleasing to all the citizens and visitors to the city.The Easter Show of Flowers has been the cause of many favorahle comments.Police And Fire The Police Department has been maintained at high efficiency, with special attention to traffic prob- fems.During the year four crossing guardians were engaged to control the traffic at school intersections and so far the results have been very satisfactory, A new Fountain Pens CLEANED À OVERHAULED À REPAIRED While You Wait also iil! Ronson Lighters | Only Genuine Ronson Parts Used MONTREAL PEN CLINIC 1259 Bleury Street (Mezzanine) Just below St.Catherine BE.7167 HOUSEWIVES EVERYWHERE ACCLAIM pumper has been purchaäsed for the Fire Department and it is pleas ing to report that Westmount con\u201c tinues to maintain its position near the top of the list in Canadian municipalities with regard.to low fire losses; the latest report indicating a loss per capita in the order of $1.70.Garbage Collection For many years we have used horses and carts to collect our garbage.We are now swinging over to the use of automobile garbage trucks, of which we have three in operation and two more on order.The first two that we used were of the bucket type where the truck is loaded at the rear.The latest type is loaded at the side and is equipped with a mechanical press which compresses the garbage.It is interesting to note that one of these automobile collectors replaces four horse drawn carts; the increased cost of operation per year being in the order of 81,200.per collector.Altogether some 12,700 collections are made per week throughout the city.Employees\u20141949 Finance .000uuns 23 Fire .oiiviienrses vere, D2 | Police Press rrvaven senses D1 Health 122000020000 Te0u> 1 Library .sesscovc000 9 Light and Power .\u2026.\u2026.54 Parks .s\u20260sss00ss0050 70 Public Works .170 Victoria Hall .11 447 General Manager and Assistant General Manager .2 449 Glare from polished tables or desks, or those that have shiny glass tops is harmful to the eyes \u2014 similar to the glare from water or snow, or from bright sunlight itself.Colored glasses provide good relief from such glare, but they should not be worn all the time \u2014 that is, when there is no glare from which protection is re- quired.THR FXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FHIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 Funeral Services For Dr.M.Fauteux Held Here Monday Dr.Mercier Fauteux, interna- tionally-known heart specialist, and a distinguished resident of Westmount, where he resided at 700 Grosvenor avenue, died on Friday in St.Luke Hospital, at the early age of 53 years.Dr, Fauteux had been ill only a short time and his death came as | à shock to his many friends, The renowned heart specialist had won world honors for his method of heart surgery, developing a technique of joining heart vessels together and of heart resuscitation.He was born at St.Hyacinthe, Que., in 1897, son of Dr, Homere and Neva Mercier Fauteux and grandson of Honore Mercier, for | mer.premier of the Province of Quebec.Dr.Fauteux was a brother of.Hon.Gaspard Fauteux, ex-Speaker- of the House of' Commons and M.P.for Montreal St.Mary's.Mr, Justice Gerald Fauteux of | the- Supreme Court of Canada is another brother.Dr.Fauteux graduated from the University of Montreal in 1924 with the degrees of M.D., CM.He interned for a year at Hotel Dieu and then spent another year at the University of Paris before | returning to Montreal to establish a practice.While still maintaining his private practice he became attached to the medical research department of McGill University.In the early days of the second world war he continued his research at Harvard University where he was a fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation.He demonstrated his heart sur- gery methohds at a Paris Medicat convention in 1948, At the time of his death Dr.FaFuteux was a professor of sure gery at the University of Montreal.He is survived by his widow, the former Therese Jacques; two sons, Pierre and Jacques, both attending schools in the Unitea States; three brothers, Gaspard, Gerald and Dr.Aime all of Montreal, and a sister, Mrs.Hororè Mercier of Chateauguay.The funeral service which largely attended was held ; St.Leon de Westmount Cp, on Monday, with interment by in Cote des Neiges Cemetery, Alan Ladd\u2019s role in Param \u201cCaptain Carey, U.S.A.\u201d caly more fights, gun battles ang matic action than any part hel had since his sensational | Gun for Hire,\u201d ° * PEAT $5.00 per The finest topsoil obtainable, located on Deguire's Farm, right behind the Van Horne Theatre.HUMUS .5 bags or more $1.25 bag \u201cPer ton, in bags $22.50 \u2014 Per ton, loose $21.00 \u2014\u2014TOP DRESSING SPECIAL | | $1.50 per bag (app.75-100 lbs.) | 1 Contains top soil, humus\u2019 and black soil WA.Rock Garden Stone $9.50 per ton | cubic yard | | | | E.DACCORD LTD) LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1531 RED ROSE TEA Winnipeg, Man: Frankly I've been buying Red Rose Tea only since Tom\u2019s Mother came to visit us; it has always been her favourite tea, There is nothing like a cup of good tea\u2014and after tasting Red Rose Tea 1 know why Mom prefersit.Red Rose Tea is Good Tea! 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