The weekly examiner : including the districts of Model City, Outremont, North End, 4 juin 1931, jeudi 4 juin 1931

[" Established 1910 Dutch Cleaners & Dyers Phone CRescent 9210 OUR TRUCKS CALL FOR AND DEL Valet Service and Remodelling 262 Bernard Ave.W.VOL.III.III.No.CORPUS CARISTTPARADE WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY FROM ST.MICHAEL'S CHURCH Parade Will Start at Six-Thirty From Church Along Popular Route to Cleric Grounds on St.Viateur Where Open-Air Service Will be Held\u2014Montreal and Outremont Police to Aid.Next Sunday evening the solemn outdoor procession of Corpus Christi will be held in St.Michae The procession will leave the proceed west un St.Viateur street ls Church.church in the evening at 6.30 and tu Querbes avenue, down Querbes to Elmwoud, west on Elmwood to Bloomfield, up Bloomfield to St.Viateur to the grounds of the Clerics of St.Viateur where a repository is being erected for the benediction service.Then they will return to the church where final solemn benediction will be held.The procession will be headed by a delegation from the Montreal police department as far as Outremont, where the Outremont police department delegation will All residents along the route conduct it through Outremont.are requested by the pastor, Rev, Father Singleton, to decorate their homes for this great event.The procession will be composed of all the various societies of the church, along with all parishi oners, both men and women.The children from the Luke Callaghan Memorial School will also take part.STREET ACCIDENTS WORRY T0 LOGAL MOTOR DRIVERS Miss G.Greenspoon Ran in| Way of Auto While Attempting to Catch Car AUTOS COLLIDE Nine-Year-Old Lad Forced Drivers to Collide at Corner of Van Horne While running for a street car on the south side of Bernard towards Bloomfield avenue, Miss Gertrude Greenspoon, 17 years old, of 774 Bloomfield avenue, accidentally stepped in the way of an oncoming automobile last Monday morning and was knocked down before the driver of the car could come to @ halt.Miss Greenspoon, who had apparently seen a friend in the tram car as it passed her, immediately ran towards it, neglecting to see the motorist who had slackened his speed somewhat behind the street var, but was unaware of the young girl's intention to reach the rear door of the - street car, before the accident occurred.The girl was picked up by driver, a local doctor's son and brought to her home where the driver's father, who was in the car with his son at the time of the accident, attended her.Her condition Was not reported as serious, but she suffered some injury to her back.Another almost fatal accident which nearly cost the life of young the Douglas Hodge, 9 years of age, of + 919 Davaar avenue, at 11.55 o'clock Thursday morning, tesulted in the collision of two cars at the corner of Van Horne and McEachran avenues.The driver of the car which almost struck the little boy as he attempted to cross the street at this corner, saw the lad just in time to avert hitting him, but another car which was coming in the opposite direction met in collision.Neither drivers were hurj, but one car was badly damaged, Mrs.Roy P.Stafford to Speak at Local W.M.S.The Fairmont-St, Giles\u2019 W.MS, will hold their regular meeting on Tuesaday evening at 8 o'clock.Mrs.Roy P.Stafford.will be the speaker and will take as her subject \u201cChrist FR.J.CHARTIEZ Ald.Emile Vaillancourt and Rev.J.C.Lacasse Spoke Soon after celebrating his first Mass at Ste.Madeleine\u2019s Church last Sunday morning, Father Jean Char- tiez, was tendered a banquet in the parish school hall, where over 60 guests and friends weve present to honor the newly ordained priest of Outremont, Ald.Emile Vaillancourt was the principal guest speaker at the banquet, and in a few words expressed his sincere gratification of Father Chartiez successful religious endeavour, and complimented highly the family, three of whose members had entered the priesthood.Rev, J.C.Lacasse, V.F.Parish Priest of Ste.Madeleine\u2019s next spoke, and felt greatly honored by the fact that another brother of the Chartiez boys had joined the same vocation.He referred to the time when the same boys attended his church before entering the seminary, and further intimated, thai it was a happy thought to renew these reminiscences considering the successful career of the boys.Father Chartiez was next heard, and thanked everybody for their kind wishes towards him, and referred to this occasion as one to be long remembered.Rev.Paul Chartiez, and Rev.Marcel Chartiez brothers of the new priest thanked the different speakers for the very splendid reception that accompanied their brother's ordination and first Mass.Other members of the clergy present were: Rev.J.Lebrun, Rev.George Deniger Rev.M.J.Ducharme and Rev.A.Pineault.oS v Peter McCaffrey Honored by St.Pats At a meeting of the St.Patrick\u2019s Society in Congress Hall, Monday night, at which three veterans of the society were appointed to honorary memberships, Peter F.McCaffrey, residing on Rockland avenue, was one of the three who were thus ljonored in recognition of their outstanding contribution as citizens in the professional, business and politi cal life of Montreal.Hon, J.J.Guerin and James McKenna were the other two members who wers ian Stewardship.\u201d \u2019 Ws accorded the same hemor, 464060400069 TENDERED BANQUET Model City MONTREAL, THURSDAY.JUNE 4, 1931 TWO ROBBERIES DURING PAST WEEK Two aimilar robberies were reported to the police of number 20 station early this week.One took place in the apartment of Isaac Fleshman, 5074 Esplanade avenue, from which $33 in money and jewelry was taken.The dwelling of! Isaac Konter, 5104 St.Urbain street, was also broken into, and the thieves obtained $93 in cash and other articles to the value of $60 ¢ CPPS OCPCOOCOQOOOOQOOOOTSC +.6 0 4 60 6 6 6 0 6 #6 NB.YMCA.BOYS HAVE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME Junior School and \u201cPreps\u201d to Go on Athletic Picnic The coming of Saturday is always eagerly awaited by school boys but this Saturday has special attractions.Ons the North Branch Y.M.C.A.Boys\u2019 Division Bulletin Board sa neat sign with active appeal caiis upon the Junior School hoys and the \u201cPreps\u201d to come along on an athleti- icnic upon the mountain.Mr.H.C.Brennan and Mr.Porteous will be in charge of the gang ard boys who like lots of fun in the open air will have a good time on the 6th.Softball games, races and tregsure hunts and novelty events are on the programme.Each boy brings his lunch\u2014and may also bring a friend who is not a member of the \u201cY\u201d.Before setting out there will be a swim at the \u201cY\u201d at 9.30 a.m.BTOT (Be there on time).An interesting programme of hikes is planned for the ensuing weeks including, as usual, picnics to St.Helen's Island, Cartierville, the Mountain, Van Horne woods and Bout de I'Lle.All these picnics are supervised and an interesting athletic programme is conducted at each.Learn Something Trips to places of industry, etc, are also to be conducted.Former trips have included the Angus Shops, Canadian Vickers, bakeries, museums and libraries, public buildings, dairies, ete.These trips are interesting and educational and are appreciated by large numbers of boys.It forms one of the most important features of a summer holiday programme and the secretaries for hoys\u2019 work are managing this programme at the presenttime to commence at the close of school.At the present time the Preps and Juniors are occupying their spare time with baseball and swimming.There are two swims per week for the latter.The public school \u201cLearn to Swim\u201d campaign has an enrollment of 200 boys.There are also thirty members of the Junior and Preps enrolled in a special beginners\u2019 class.MANY PRESENT AT DEMETRE FUNERAL Many prominent figures in the local business and commercial circles attended the funeral of Zara- fonites Demetre, Director of the United Amusements Corporation, in the Greek Orthodox Church, St.Lawrence Blvd, last Thursday afternoon.More than 1000 members of the Greek Colony of Montreal and many close friends of the deceased gathered at the family residence, 1077 Mount Royal Boulevard.The cortege proceeded to the church where the body was received by Rev.C.Kon- durgiorgios, who also officiated at the ceremony.He was assisted by.Rev.A.Palikaris and B.Chrisoloras.Chief mourners were his widow, two daughters, Pauline Demetre and Martha Demetre; four sons, Anthony Demetre, Michael Demetre, George Demetre and Theodore Demetre; one brother, John Demetre; two sisters Mrs.D.Poulos and Mrs.N.Gane- takos; two brothers-in-law, D.Podlos and D.R.Argyrakis; one sister-in- law, Miss\u2019 8.Argyrakis; one nephew, Anthony -Demetre, jr; and two nieces, Pauline Demetre and Mrs.G.Metrakos.+ rascoscenscconcensl Outremont \u201c MARY PICKFORD ARRIVES IN CANADA mp Mary Pickford the \u201cworld\u2019s sweetheart,\u201d is here Ne OF AN at is landing Quebec from the Empress.of Britain.The \u201cQueen of the Movies\u201d here shown with her manager.seen MLH.&P.COULD IF EXEMPT Vice-President Comments on Tax Rate From 8 to 10 P Interviewed today in «connection with the new budget Mr.J.S.Norris, Vice-President and Managing Director of Montreal Light Heat Power Consolidated stated: Further study of the proposed budget revisions will be necessary before a considered opinion of its various provisions may be expressed.Undoubtedly the general increase in taxation and tariff charges may he considered necessary at this time and Premier Benrett\u2019s earnest attempt to balance the budget by the end of the and year deserves the support of the country generally.An unfortunate aspect of the budget provisions is that it has apparently been found impossible to take cognizance of the inequality which exists in the application of the Corporation Income Tax.Customers of Montreal Light Heat and Power Consolidated and of other privately- owned utility companies Canada have to pay this tax in their rates for gas and electricity while consumers in other parts of Canada, where public ownership prevails, are free from this tax in their rates for these services.Our company has waged a very vigorous fight for the removal of this discrimination against its consumers \u2014having undertaken to pass on to them, through reduced rates, any relief obtained.In this effort it has been supported by practically all utility companies of the Province and Outremont Co Outrmont will hold a referendum, when civic officials will seek the property owners\u2019 sanction for the borrowing of $173,000 needed for public improvements.These public works include purchase of land for parks and playgrounds, $20,000; construction of permanent street sidewalks, $4,500; improvements on McCulloch avenue, $7,000; improvements on Robert avenue, $1,400; improvements on Belling- ham road, $42,600; drains, $7,000; bituminous macadasm, $1,000; concrete paving in lanes, $13,000; opening and conorete paving of lsae between Querbes, Lajoie, Van Horne and de I'Epee avenues, $20,500; grad- throughout! Tomorrow afternoon the City nf: REDUCERATES OF INCOME TAX on Budget\u2014 Increase i in Income cr Cent to Cost Nearly $200,- 000-\u2014Exemption Would Give Public Gas and Light at 15 to 20 Per Cent Decrease.the leading publie bodies of the City of Montreal, and Province of Quebec and throughout Canada.This company has already paid on behalf of its customers an amount of $748,263.21 Tor Income Tax for the year 1930.The budge provision, which increases the Corporation Income Tax.from cight to ten per cent and makes it retroactive on 1930 incomes, demands an additional! twenty-five per cef.t of the amount paid or a total approximating $935,454.00, This sum if applied to our present maximum rate of 3 cents per KWH for elettricity would effect a veduc- tion to 2.58 cents; or if applied to our gas business, the present maximum rate of $1.05 per thousand cubic feet could be reduced to 89 cents per \u2018thousand cubic feet.We attempt to view this additional impost without misgivings but cannot help speculate upon the relief which would be afforded the budget if publicly-owned utilities.many of which operate in competition with private companies, were assessed their share of Corporation Income Tax.It is noted that a compiete revision of Income Tax schedules is promised during the session and on behalf of customers of this company | hope that consideration wlil be given the serious question of correcting anomaly which exists in the application of Corporation Income Tax as applied to utility companies throughout Canada.uncil Goes to People for Borrowing Power ing of lanes, $3,000; improvements of city properties and building, $12,000; street lighting extensions, $2,800; [extension of underground conduits, $2,000 and erection of poles, $1,000.The major public works are construction of concrete sidewalks on Mount Royal boulevard, Springvale Place and Durocher avenue; improvements of the John Pratt Park, Outremont Park and Douglas Haig Playground; reconstruction of Robert avenue from Kelvin to Peronne; installation of a 12-inch sewer in the lane south of Roskilde and west Mc- Culloch; construction of a brick shed in the corporation yard, extension to the municipal greenhouse and paving of the corporation yard.the|* The Weekly Examiner North End RECEIVES $o0 Driver \u2014Ex-Chief Baker George de Beaujeu.two years in the penitentiary for was instantly killed on Cote Ste.the Count, on Nuvember 21st, Outremont police department, wa \u201cStar\u201d {or capturing the accused In an editorial published in The reward was claimed for the then Captain-Detective Dulude, by the former Chief of Police G.B.Baker, of Outremont, for the capture of de Beaujeu whose several attempts for an exemption of sentence failed resulting in a two years term in the St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, Chief Baker sent the following letter to the Star, requesting the reward for his man: \u201cRe: Count de Beaujeu, 1425 Bernard Ave.\u201cThe Star having offered a reward for the arrest and conviction of hit- and-run chauffeurs, I hereby make application for the same on behalf of Capt.-Dietective Dulude, who made the arrest, and submit the following facts in connection with the arrest and conviction of the above-men- tioned man, as follows: \u201cOn the 22nd of November, 1920, st 2:45 p.m.Count de Beaujeu, residing at 1425 Bernard Ave, Apt, 14, was arrested by Capl.-Detective Duiude, assisted by Detective Grif- fiths and Sergeant-Detective Unwin, of the Montreal police, for having, on the 21st of November, 1928, at 11.10 p.m., while driving an automobile bearing license No.H-26425, the property of Mrs.Suzanne Feehan, 1425 Bernard Ave, Apt.14, while going west on Cote St.Catherine road at a furious rate of speed, hit and knocked down once Miss Berthe Giusson, 4832 St.Urbain street, Montreal.He never stopped, but continued RALPH PARSON NEW PRESIDENT OF \u201cY\" TENNIS CLUB W.J.Moore and W.J.Hol- liday, Popular Executives, Elected Hon.Presidents At a well-attended general meeting of the members of the Y.M.C.A.Tennis Club connected with North Branch Y.M.C.A., officials for the year were elected.W.J.Moore, ploneer athlete of Montreal, and W.J.Holliday were elected to the office of Hon.President land Hon.Vice.President respectively.Ralph Parsons was chosen as President, backed up by Ed.Holden and Margaret Grace as Vice-Presidents.The correspondence and records of the club will he handled by Bruce Mec- Diarmid while Walter Marcille will be custodian of the club purse.The team captains are Austin Henderson and \u2018Baird Astle.Tournaments will be arranged and managed by Gordon Lem- bert, Madeline Welter and Ward Ryan.Social events, other than tennis will be under the management of Trevor Elphick and Frances Cihelka.George Porteous, membership secretary reported a membership to date of sixty members.Other applications are being received daily and it is members will be reached.Ladder play among the men is well under way and many are enjoying the ups and downs of contpetition.It fs rumored that men's doubles and ladies\u2019 doubles tournsments will be lined up|the CRescent 0157 DEPUTY CHIEF Count Now Serving Two Years Years in Jail as hoped that bufore long the goal of 100|in INTING Call PRICE TWO CENTS DULUDE 0 AS REWARD FOR GAPTURE OF DE BEAUJEU \u201cHit-and-Run\u201d Made Recommendation for Reward to Present Deputy-Chief Who Finally Captured After repeated delays resulting in several appeals for discharge of sentence in the case of Lountide Beaujeu who was sentenced to the death of Berthe Giasson, who Catherine Road by a car driven by 1929, Depany-Chiei Dulude, of the s awarded the $500 offered by the hit-and-run driver.the Montreal Daily Star, August 20.1929, it stated \u201cthat a reward of $500 would be given to every policeman who captured a hit-and-run motorist leading to his conviction.Generous rewards would also be given to citizens who could identify the culprits by proof of their license numbers.\u201d on, The girl was crossing St.Catherine road near McDougall Ave., and was killed outright.\u201cShe was accompanied by her sister, Miss Gabrielle Giasson, and by Miss Jeanne Daigneault, of 182 Villeneuve Ave.West.The police visited a number of night clubs in Montreal and finally located the Count at the Press Club, on Phillips Square.\u201cHe was arrested and stood his trial before the Court of King's Bench.On March 9, 1930, he was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury, Mr.Justico Wilson presiding, .and will receive his sentence at the ond of the present tenn of this Courts \u201cYours very truly, (Signed) GEORGE B.BAKNR, Chief of Police, Outremont.\u201d Statement Given in addition to this letter Capt.-Detective Dulude made the following statement to the Btar \u201cMarch 25, 1980.\u201cI, Captain-Detective Dulude, hereby affirm that on the 22nd November, 1929, | arrested, at the Press Club, Count de Beaujeu, who was tried and convicted of manslaughter through the killing of Berthe Giasson on #he 21st November, 1928, and having committed what is known as a \u201chit- and-run\u201d offence, as described in an editorial of the Star on 20th August, 1929, for which a reward of $500 was offered.(Signed) R.DULUDE, REV.SISTER ST.PHILIP CELEBRATES GOLDEN JUBILEE Special Thanksgiving Service Will Take Place at St.Michael's Next Tuesday morning the Rev.Sister St.Philip,* Bup.of the Luke Callaghan Memorial School will celebrate her golden jubilee as a member of the community of the Sisters of St.Anne.A special thanksgiving service will take place in St.Michael's Church at 7.30.The Rev.jubilarian sccompanied by members of her community will occupy special seats near the sanctuary.During the Mass she will renew her vows taken fifty years ago.The school girls choir will sing appropriate hymns during the service.An invitation is extended to all former pupils of the school, and aleo the parishioners and friends to take part in the celebration.\u2019 and under way in a very short while.The double courts and two singles dre excellent condition and are being used to good advantage by the club.With so many available courts there is little sitting out between matches.Four of the courts are lighted for ment play which is popular among members, . - «IN Mn a Ne ARNT TI oe A el 0 ES LE 3 So En AS SMR 0743 Sad dpe CI Ce bn ie Pras + 1m IRE NR SE iad Cow Nese Ca Sewn ) PAGE TWO THE EXAMINER Published Weekly by The Examiner Publishing Co.ADVERTISING HEAD OFFICE © ete escent escen 0157 ! 5357 PARK AVENUE i 0157 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931 Watching The Public\u2019s Interest T.C.Kirby, noted watch-dog of the motoring public's interest, is again to be congratulated on the fight his organization is putting up to prevent the City from giving the northern part of Dominion Square to a bus company, It is not enough, apparently, to permit the bus lines to use the public highways all over the country, but they must als, be provided with parking space in the city, at the city\u2019s expense.It is high time the bus companies were prohibited from undercutting the railroads which are necessary for the development of the country and which find business increasingly difficult because of the unfair competition of the bus lines.All public-spirited citizens will wish Mr.Kirby success in his fight to keep Dominion Square for the public.her husband, two sons, J.Douglas and C.'Howard McGillis, of Montreal; two daughters, Mrs.J.J.N.Smyth, of Toronto, and Miss Jessie McGillis, of Montreal; also two sisters, Mrs.Isaac LOCAL ARTISTS GIVE CONCERT TO SLRS sds ho A wonderful programme was given berta, and one brother, George by Mr.Kenneth W.Bishop at the Thompson, of Cornwall.Sailor's Institute on Place Royal The funeral took place last Thurs- on Tuesday night, June 2nd.day morning at St.Michael's Church The programme was as follows: when Solemn Requiem Mass was Mr.K.W.Bishop master of cere-{ celebrated.Interment was in Cote monies for whole evening.des Neiges Cemetery.Miss Evelyn Alexander, soprano.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Miss Patsy Robin in a variety dance who also sang a Helen Kane song At The Outremont with K.W.B.Miss Carrie McKeown, a very de-| A strange, weird motion picture lightfu] Scotch and tap dancer.that outdoes al! previous mysteries of Miss Dorothy Durphy and Miss the screen is \u201cDracula\u201d which opens Rita Dunphy in a variety of Irish! at the-Outremont Theatre for four songs.days, beginning Saturday.Miss Lorna McCormack in a very It may safely be said that this delightful variety of dances assisted story is distinctly in a class by itself, at the piano by Miss Ruby McCor-|and that its subject matter is mack and last but not least Mr.Willy gbsolutely unique among film pro- McCrea, piano soloist, in a melody of ductions, for \u201cDracula,\u201d which was popular hits.adapted from Bram Stoker's famous novel of the same name, deals with Mrs.D.J.McGillis Buried human vampires, which ancient superstition describes as horrible, \u201cundead\u201d On Thursday Last creatures who rise from their graves at night.Whether or not you believe in this The death occurred last week of Mrs.Donald J.McGillis at her residence, 1126 St.Viateur avenue, Ou- tremont, in her 79th year.Formerly Miss Bathia Abigiail Thompson, she was the wife of Donald J.McGillis, of Montreal, who some years ago retired from the produce business.She was born near Cornwall, Ont, but had resided in this city since 1893.She was a member of St.Michael\u2019s Church.Mrs.McGillis is survived by major enterprise of the story, you will be enthralled by its presentation on the screen.The entire picture is done with artistry and such compeli- ing sincerity that while the story is unfolding on the screen one can hardly fail to regard its incidents as true representations of actual occurrences.Other features will conclude the programme which promises to be a very unusual one on the whole.Your Summer Holidays \u2018Inquire what it offers to Bible Students, Christian Workers of all 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group 75 were from North Branch Y.M.C.A.Nelson McEwan, Boys\u2019 Work Secretary of Central \u201cY\u201d will this year direct the Camp.Reg.Kelly will have charge of the Senior Section, Andy Reckie, late of the local \u201cY\u201d staff but now Physical Director of Albert College, Belleville, will direct the junior section.Lin Richardson last year\u2019s popular direstor of the juveniles will again \u2018be back in the same post.Max Ford, prominent in McGill activities and a graduate of that institution this year will have charge of handicrafts and entertainments.Tent counsellors are being selected and soon their names will be announe- ed\u201d There.is a counsellor in charge of every eight boys at camp.The camp flotilla includes 22 Verchere boats and 18 canoes.Aquatic programmes are popular at Kanawana, rowing, paddling, swimming and life-saving are taught, Other interesting groups include archery, carpentry, basketry, photography, leather work, nature study, \u2018mouth organ band, cooking, etc.Chief among the social features are the nightly camp fires, the weekly ceremonial council ring, the Saturday night amateur shows and the tenting together of happy camp families.From the waters of Kanawana a call comes forth to the old campers to return again for onc summer of days and nights of outdoor romance that appeals to red-blooded boys.Many old campers will be hack\u2014some for their 5th and 6th season\u2014new boys will go out perhaps, some with fears and hesitation\u2014but will want to return again to the trees, hills and waters of Kanawana.MOUNT ROYAL LOSE TO Y.M.SOFTBALLERS Without three of their regulars the North Branch Y.M.C.A.Swatters outplayed a Mount Royal aggregation to sweep to a glorious 25-12 victory at Lafontaine Park last Saturday.The missing regulars were Staton, Conk- lin and Wigley and their shoes were capably filled by Gibson, Feeny and Hutchison.Claxton pitched an effective game until his mates had amassed a safe home team scored most of their runs in the latter imnings.For Mount Royal Duval was outpitched by Claxton but did very well considering his support which was shaky, to say the least, in certain innings.The fielding star of Practically the whole North Branch line-up amassed 3 or 4 hits including 2 homers and a raft of doubles.Their fielding was airtight and at limes sensational for such young players.By this victory the Swatters hold a safe.margin at the head of this league and should breeze home in fine style.The North Branch batting order was Lunn 3 b, Claxton, P., Struthers, 2 B., Haviland, LF.Gibson, RF.Feeny, CF.The marriage of Miss Mimi Beau- bien, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Beaubien, to Mr, Gerald George Ryan, son of Mr, and Mrs.J.J.Ryan, of Three Rivers, has on Saturday morning, at St.Viateur Church, Outremont.Permanent Croquignole $5.00 THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931.FORMER PUPILS MEET = AT OUT.CONVENT | Social & Personal \u201cThe Paper That Brings Results\u2019 «| B.Parent, Mus.J.J.McGolderick, Mrs.P.Ryan, Mrs, J.H.Difley, and Mrs.P.Mahoney.Mr.and Mrs, T.H.Pitman, of Outremont, Que., announce the en- Past pupils, to the number of a few hundred, gathered at the Convent of the Holy Names, St.Catherine Road last week for the annual re-union of former pupils.They were met by the Reverend Superior and the Sisters of the institution who were delighted to see the children they had taught coming back, if only for a brief visit.Among the former pupils were many now well advanced in years.some of the first graduates of the convent opened in Outremont more than a quarter of a century ago, but they were just children again to many of the old Sisters, who had taught them as little girls.Following the reception, tea was served by the members of this year's graduating class.The former pupils enjoyed their visit to the convent and the renewing of old acquaintances of school girl days.composed of spring flowers.Mr.and y HOSTESS TEA HELD Mrs.Charbonneau left later by motor for New York, the bride travelling in Al LOCAL CHURCH a frock.of chestnut silk tweed under a short jacket of woel tweed material.The Hostess Tea, which was given| The following are among the sub- by the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Fair-|scribers to the St.Raphael's parish mount St.Giles United Church last] Lawn Bridge, to be held at 681 Cote Thursday in the assembly hall under|St.Catherine Road on Wednesday, the convenership of Mrs.W.S.Bar-|June 10: Mrs.A.J.Gillette, Mrs.R.rington was a great success.There; J.Wickham, Mrs.Leo MeKenna, Mrs.was a splendid programme by the|G.Barsalou, Mrs.J.A.Barrett, Mrs.following artists: Miss Gladys Davies, W.P.O'Connor, Mrs.J.C.Me- soprano; Mr.Cook, baritone; Miss| Laughlin, Mrs.F.Tansey, Mrs, D.F.Irene Burrell, violinist; Mr.Kerr,| O'Sullivan, Mrs.T.J.Cuddihy, Mrs, Eloc; Miss Williams, pianist; which|P- Lynch, Mrs.P.J.Ryan, Mrs.Ed.was very much appreciated.The dif-| Quinn, Mrs.P.Nolan, Mrs.A.J.ferent tables were daintily decorated Campbell, Mrs J.D.Altimas, Ms.in mauve and white, with silver flow-| Williams, Mrs.J.J.Grubert, Mrs, C.The marriage took place last Tuesday morning, at St.Viateur Church, Outremont, of Rolande, daughter of the late Mr, Rodolphe Brillon, and of Mrs.Theophile Lessard, to Mr, Robert Charbonneau, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Charbonneau, Rev, Canon Valois officiated.Spring flowers, ferns and palms were used in decoration in the church.The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr.G.P.Boyer, was unattended.She wore a Lanvin ensemble of pink crepe with a hat of natural color panamalac and slippers to match and carried lilies-of-the- valley and pink roses.Mr, A.B.Char- bonneau acted witness for his son \u2018and the ushers were Mr.Gustave Charbonneau, Mr.Albini Laforme, of Nashua, N.IL, cousin of the bride, Mr.Maurice Parent, and Mr.Paul L'Africain.\u201cThe reception following the ceremony was held at the residence of the bride\u2019s parents, 577 Outremont avenue, where the decorations were er baskets filled with lilats, also yellow and mauve candles in silver hold- crs.The following ladies were Tea Hostesses in charge of the different tables: Mrs, Barrington, Mrs.Gen.Rorke and Mrs.Gibson, Miss Baxter and Mrs.Collins, Mrs.Burrell and CRescent 1664 Jy Mrs.Dennison, Mrs.Keating and 3 Miss Kyle, Mrs.Fenner fand Mrs.urrier Jordon, Mrs, Lewthwaite and Mrs.STORAGE Lennon, Mrs.McCallum and Mrs.Muir.The home-cooking table was in charge of Mrs.\u2018Geo.Yale.REPAIRS, REMODELLING 5658 Park Avenue, Montreal gagement of their daughter, Mabel Ireno, ta Mr.Robert Shearer, of Snca, Mrs.B.Stuart, Mrs.T.Carter, Saint John, N.B.formerly of St.Mrs.H.F.Fallis, Mrs.W.C.Polan, Kitts, B.W.L, only son of the late Mrs.J.J.O'Grady, Mrs.Ed.Kennedy, Mr.Robert Shearer and of Mrs.Mrs.J.J.McKeown, Mrs.P.Des-|ghearer, of Glasgow, Scotland.The mond, Mrs.N.Coady, Mrs.J.A.| marriage will take place very quietly Tobin, Mrs.F.Rawley, Mrs.T.Tin-[at the end of this month.mouth, Mrs.A.J.Prevost.Mrs.P.J.McElligott, Mrs, J.J.] The 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threat- Slattery\u2019s right eye was badly eut.ening rain which might have changed Medical attention was immediately given, and it was reported soon after that his condition was not serious.Game About Even No scare was registered until carly \u2018in the second period, when the Outre- mont team started the ball rolling, as Ethier onlv to miss on the the ball dropped from his stick to the ground.But he quickly reconnoitered and in an instant the whole though victory to an abrupt ending last Sun- North grounds, two lacrosse teams emerged day afternoon\u2019s game at the from a four period bottle rather exhausted and well deserving of rest, Shamrocks went down to defeat for the second time this season ut the hands of the Outremont squad who sniped in 5 goals as against 3.The losers showed much first attempt as better form this week in the game, and|team was baffled by the first goal for handled their part with remarkable| the Outremont team, In less than resourcelulness.A notable break initwo minutes after centre-off, R.thei ranks first came when Slattery | Langevin retalliated to even the recived a bad eve in the first period.) score.which necessitated his absence from: Both teams were plaving equally the balance of the game.{hard at this stage of the game and Young Slattery started out with{seemed well-pledged to increase the regular courage and peppered many Score.Many hard body-checks fats balls into the Outremont gonls,( brought down the ba:tling forwards but, Charbonneau soon regarded hiz|of both squads, and in the few approachs as fast becoming nearer minutes that followed, the local team to a score for the Shamrock team, and raised the marker.Poirier starred for he pressed heavily upon him.half-way through the first period, however, Slattery collided with Gthier.the burly Outremont forward, and in the seramble which followed, several sticks swinging out of course, About| a few seconds after taking the bail from Stainton and went through for a lone shot.Outremont Leads The Outremont teum were forced another setback after Poirier\u2019s GUY WITH CONFIDENCE Willys=Overland USED CARS : HUDSON COACH | to WILLYS-KNIGHT Seven-Passenger Sedan ; | in good condition.Good running order.Sacrificed for quick This week-end for sale $500 $200 WILLYS SEDAN Here's a real buy.Practically new 1930 sedan to be sold at $700 CHRYSLER COACH WHIPPET SEDAN | 1928 model in the bes ; of shape.To be sold at Guaranteed.1 Good upholstering and good running order.To be sold at $400 $300 Other Bargains $125 to $1,000 ALL CARS GUARANTEED IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION Open Evenings WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES, LIMITED 3401 Park Ave.MA.2244 (Cor.Sherbrooke St.) mere me on Many From Î Ses ploughed and swung forcibly.OUTREMONT JRS up to even\u2019 the score again.The third session was well under way and did not seem as hn.lasting | as the previous ones until three goals ones until three goals for each team | for cach team were recorded Barsa- lou and Stainton cach netting one.The same fast, hard playing of the preceding quarters was not lacking to any.great extent in the last one, but for! one exception, | Outremont still Lac pienty of pep to stand up against the hard-knocking that Shamrocks bestowed upon them, and for the most part this tended to wear down the speed of the attacking team, Shamrocks did not rise again [in the marker.nor did the Outremont squad, in spite of their close attempts to score, but before the final whistle, there was a hiss of over-time play scattered about.This desire was realized, however, much to the misfortune of the visiting team, for Outremont planked two more goals, to win the game hy 5-3, after the ten minutes overtime.Bar- salou scored the fourth tally in five minutes, and Charbonneau took a re- ;bound for a run and salted the fifth counter just adhead of the whistle, Line-up:\u2014 Outremont (5) Shamrocks al McCartan .goals 1.Kieran Charbonneau.(defence Martin Barsalou.defence .Langevin Dorais.forward .Chambers \"McCartan.centre .\u2026.Hayvren Poivier.inside .Quinn *Bohemier.\u2026.outside \u2018Stainton M®uin.sub.Langevin Ethier.sub, .Langevin Marcel.sub.Slattery Leonard.sub.Scorers: R.langevin, Stainton and Quinn, Poirier, Barsalou, Ethier and Char- bonneau.Referee: G.Durocher.OUT.CARLTONS TAKE GAME FROM CNT.The Outremont Carlton softhall team scored another decisive victory at the North Avenue grounds on Monday night by defeating the Canadian National Railway Telegraph's team 10-6.Carltons showed very good form throughout the game, taking the lead in the second inning and maintaining it to the close of the game.The Telegraphers did their utmost to turn the tide of play, hut were unsuccessful.DOWN C.P.R.ELEVEN The Outremont North End Junior football team defeated C.P.R.Juniors last Saturday at Angus Grounds hy a score of 3-0.It was a game well played and attended by a large number of cn- thusiasts of this one-time popular game.T.Gordon scored the first goal and H.Boyd responded with the other two for the Outremont team soon after.heroic counter, when Quinn sere] \"rounded THE WEEKLY EX AMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931.CASEYS AGAIN LOSE TO EDUCATIONAL SWIMMING Y.M.H.A MARKS GLOSING: DEMONSTRATION PLEASING: Coach Morris Bruker Stressed Upon the Need of Strong and Steady Swimmers for Protection of One's Self and to Aid Others\u2014All Local Mermen Competed.The Y.M.H.A.Swimming C ub completed its season with the finest swimming demonstration ever staged in Montreal.The programme offered by ten year old juveniles to forty year old seniors was replete with excellent form and performance.Many interesting forms of aquatic endeavor were enthusiastically received by the largest audience ever crammed into the \u201cY\u201d pool.Coach Morrie Bruker out a most balanced programme that featured moving pictures thrown on a screen in the pool.This form of entertainment was both novel and offered the spectators a chance to see leading world swimmers actually on the same programme as the local swimmers were.The programme was opened hy Coach Morrie Bruker introducing the evening as one of educational rather than for compotition, importance of swimming to the boy or girl, man or woman, in which the individua! is able to assist mankind in saving life as well as being able to look after themselves in moments of aquatic danger.Swimming, because of the recent statement of the Society of Directors of Physical Education in colleges, is placed first on the physical education programme, if the physical, social, psychological, safety and recreational development is considered.The importance of such a statement from leaders in physical education should be sufficient argument for homes to send their children to the nearest pool for instruction in this form of activity.The first offering was presented by N.Oliver, M.Bercoviteh, Abe Kushner, H.Sloan.F.Aronoviteh, L.Tucker, H.Caplan, Benny Smilovitch, Irving Shapiro, Geurge Shapiro, H.Pesner, L.Caplan, Abe Ofshitzer, Sam Prisansky and Harry Smiloviteh.The presentation was called \u201cA Study of Progressive Steps in Swimming.\u201d Each swimmer, in turn, swam two lengths of the many many cases three or four swimmers stressing the styles and in\u2019 were used to analyze the stroke under observation, The next group, Sydney, Steinberg, Arthur Hercovitch, Julius Kolhofsky, Joe Greenblatt, Sydney Byer, Abe Malen, Jack Wescheller, David Wangler, Max Rudick, Irving Vos- berg, Louis Lenderman, Morton Freedman, Moses Wolfson and Mervin Bercovitch demonstrated a \u201clearn- to-Swim\u201d lesson.These juveniles, some with the heads barely above the surface, gave an excellent performance of the work done that enabled them to pass the *Y\" po- ficiency test.This group represented some seven hundred youngsters who had received similay instruction during the year.The advanced swimmers then gave an exhibition of fancy diving, lad by the association diving champion, Butch Goodman and Little Ofshitzer, practically every dive on the list was presented.Then came the life savers.Five teams of two composed of Sloan and Caplan, Oliver and Prisansky, Pes- ner and Aronovitech, Irving and George Shapiro, Kushner and Ofshitzer, demonstrated all the holds, releases and carries of Royal Life Saving Society.This group of ten swimmers are just a few of the many Bronze Medallion holders who have gained their *RLLS.S.degree in the \u201cY\u201d pool.The remainder of this item was taken up with racing turns, starts, training methods and almost every trick that is necessary to make an advanced swimmer out of just an ordinary paddler.The next event was a specialty by Mr, Bruker, who demonstrated many Scientific swinming Those exhibited were, first, sculling head breast backwards, marching on the surface, propellor, tarpedo, submarine, cartwheel on surface, rolling log, outstretched somersaults, tum floating and finally cating an entire banana underwater with a spot light to catch any and all movements, movements, sculling feet 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