Examiner-courier, 19 avril 1934, jeudi 19 avril 1934

[" Outremont Mount Royal Examiner-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Businessmen's Association of the North End.a Park Extension Montreal Annex VOL VI.VIL.No.I5.DOLL CLARION CALL ISSUED TO FRIENDS OF YMCA, TO SEND SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW: Mr.I.R.Carlin, Director Northern Division Campaign Drive, | Asks Donations Be Mailed Immediately.On the noon report of the Y.M.C.Secretary North Branch \u201cY™:% \u2014North Division In Third Position\u2014Must Raise $366 4 final function of the winter + April 17th, a grand total of $69,859 was reported which represents 54.0¢ of the total objective.The teams organization reported 55.27, of their ob- + jective and the Special Names 54.4\".The North Division under chairmanship of I.R.Carlin is in third position as to objectives of the teams organization, reporting 65°: of their objective, of $1620.To date the local organization has raised $1054.| This leaves $566 to be secured in the | next two days.The local workers are +g striving to accomplish this task within the allotted time in order that they | may do their part towards earning the two conditional gifts of $10,000 in each made by Dr.A.Dawson andj J.W.McConnell contingent upon the operating deficit of the over the past four years being wiped out, To reach the objective of $148,000, it is necessary to raise approximate- Jy 60% in \u201cnew\u201d money, that is, increases to former subscriptions and the gecuring of new subscriptions.| Thus far a splendid response has heen made by the local friends of the \u201cY\u201d in that 41% thus far reported is the much needed new money.This means, however, that many new subscriptions must be secured to arrive at the desired objective.Mr.Carlin, through the Examiner- Courier, issues an appeal to friends who have not yet subscribed to mail a donation to Mr.Porteous at Nort}.Branch Y.M.C.A., 5550 Park Ave.Every dollar that is secured will do much to provide worth while activities and purposeful leadership to the + + | | Every Family That Moves Is \u201cIN THE MARKET\u201d At Moving Time A Flat to Rent\u2014 An Apartment Wanted Clothes\u2014Stoves\u2014 Fur- niture\u2014Rugs to Sell Cartage to Arrange \u2014 THERE'S A NEED IN EVERY HOME EXAMINER - COURIER Want Ads Do the Job Quietly, Quickly, Efficiently, Economically.CALL CRescent 4112 Y.M.C.A.!John Large, held their last meeting has its routes in the history of the: i past.! He analysed the results of the thet- youth of this community.Elsewhere, in this issue will be found a school | principal's estimate of the work done by the lecal Y.M.C.A.SUNDAY NIGHT FORUM PI ; AT NORTH BRANCH \u201cY\u201d tj On Sunday evening the North ; Branch Y.M.C.A.Sunday Evening | Forum, under the chairmanship of The speaker on this of the season.loccasion was Mr.Alan MacNaughton, ! B.A., B.C.L., who spoke on the topic of \u201cPeace and War\u201d.Mr.Mac- Naughton presented an interesting analysis of the present day international situation from the point of view of economics and politics.He! also traced the story of the develop- | ment of the modern empires of today.and showed where international] clash and friction of this generation Treaty of Versailles, and affirmed hig opinion that before a spirit of peace] could be put into the international situation, this should be revised.The.immigration policies of certain coyn- tries, including Canada and United States, also came in for some discussion.\u201cto A.Financial Campaign on Tue a 0 MONTREAL.THURSDAY.APRIL 19th, 1934, LA LE A BJ EK INN XXX» + + + BUSINESS MEN'S +| + LUNCHEON + + + + The regular monthly lunch- +; + eon of the Business Men's As- +1 sociation of the North End, +: Inc, will be held at the Rial- +: to Hall on Wednesday, Aprit + 25, at 12:30 p.m.Major W.+ A.Roberts will be the guest +/ + speaker.+, It was originally intended +; to hold a recention ax the + + season, attendance at which #; + would be by invitation only, #, but details could not he ar- + ranged.+ + raerre era tet rats = ST.MICHAEL'S ATHLETIC CLUB FLECTS OFFCERS a M.J.Kavanaugh Again President \u2014 Annual Banquet April Twenty-One ! The St.Michael's Athletic Association completed its first year of existence on the occasion of the annual meeting, held recently in the Luke Callaghan Memorial School Hall.Election of officers was held, ard Alderman Dave Rochon becomes honorary president, while M.J.Kav-: anaugh will again lead the club as: president.He will have as associates, | Jos.Burgess, secretary; Leo Quinn.treasurer.The council consists of Messrs.S.McEntee, A.E.McBain, W.J.Burns, W.Partland, J.C.! Brown, A.Beauchamp.This well supported north-end organization, have arranged to hold | their first annual banquet at the, Queen's Hotel this coming Saturday, April 21st, and will take the opportunity on this occasion to present its many championship (rophies.Much of the credit is due Mr.W.E.Carrag- \u201cCanada is able\u201d, he stated, support a population many times the (size of ils present number.\u201d Mr.MacNaughton's address re-: isulted in an animated discussion | which was freely entered into by every member of the group.After: ithe discussion, refreshments were served and the unanimous opinion \u2018was expressed that the group should be again organized for similar acti- \u2018vities, early in the fall.PRAISE FOR YM.CA.WORK IN LOCAL SCHOOLS Mr.Roy P.Bissell, the Barclay School, Park Extension, has this splendid commendation to offer in the direction of the work of the Y.M.C.A.among the school boys and young men generally: \u201cYear by year the school and the Y.M.C.A.are getting closer together; each feels that it can help and be helped by the other.\u201cTwo ways in which the \u201cY\u201d helps the schools is by the Annual Learn to Swim Campaign and the supplying of coaches and umpires for games within the schools.\u201cEvery spring all school boys are \u2018given an opportunipty of learning to swim in the \u201cY\u201d pool.Ten free lessons are given to those that cannot sim, while those that can swim are coached to improve their style.Many of these boys might never learn to swim were it not for this co-operation on the part of the Y.M.C.A.\u201cLast autumn the \u201cY\"\u201d trained a group of young men to coach and umpire games in the local schools.When requested by the schools these young men coached in basketball, soccer and baseball.The cost to the school was nothing, just another voluntary act on the part of the \u201cY\u201d.Every boy in the school has benè- fitted either directly or indirectly by this splendid community project.\u201d To sit alone with my conscience | 5736 Park Ave, at Bernard \u2018 + Will be judgment spough for me.principal of | jher and his ee who during ithe past week have worked earnestly land zealously to assure those who attend a very successful evening.Prominent men of the ward and city \u2018have been invited to attend, among them being such personages as the Rev.F.J.Singleton, Rev.J.T.Britt, Rev.W.Byrd, Alderman Dave Ro- chon, Ald.O.J.Callary, Martin Barry, Howie Morenz, T.J.Dube, Rene For- tier, Thos.Kane, Sr., A.E.Murray, (J.T.McCarthy, Thos.J.Holland.At a general meeting of members held in the club rooms of the association on Friday, April 13th, activity committees were formed and if the abundance of interest displayed by the members is any criterion, then the Association is in for a year that will by far surpass the success achieved in its initial year.Already preparations for the coming softball season are being arranged under the chairmanship of Mr.J.Murray and his committee consisting of Messrs.B.McGowan, F.McEntee, P.Kelly, G.Murphy.The plans call for a sixteen club softball house league, so those interested who have not sent in the names are requested to do so before Sunday next.Communications may be addressed to Mr.G.E.Murphy.The\u2019 English aristocracy is committing suicide out of sheer benevolence.The Conservatives are really Socialists.The working classes are really Conservatives.\u2014 Sir Philip elected Gibbs.| 237 Van Horne Avenue _ ARR NPERATPAREPE TATASAEANETENAENR oi Alderman David Rochon Alderman Rochon Already At Work For St.Michael\u2019s Alderman Dave Rochon, newly- | representative for St.Michael's Ward on the City Council, accompanied by Messrs, Hugh KE.Cal laghan and G.E.Murphy, did the Examiner-Courier the honor of a visit | this morning, and, in a brief conversation, outlined some of his plans for the immediate future.The new aldermar.has been described | fighter.He is also a worker Us a and : Mr.W.E.Carragher, vice-president possessed of bouadless energy.À few minates\u2019 chat convinces one of that.He laughingly remarked that his drive for improvements had already begun, and that city officials had expressed some surprise at the fact that he was losing no time.Alderman Rochon fulfilling his pre- election promises, has seen to it that the unemployed of the ward will receive first consideration in the work of laying the sidewalks, and other projects which will be begun very shortly, He was very definite in this statement.He will also have all the vacant lots in the ward put in such condition that they may be available for children\u2019s playgrounds.He has received assurances from the eity that funds for this will be forthcoming, and has made arrangements with owners of the various pieces of avail able property that they will permit their land to be used for this purpose without charge.These two undertakings, it may be said, are u splendid beginning, He will, he states, do his utmost to have the White Way lights extend along Bernard and Fairmount avenues and St.Viateur street, and expects, in co-operation with the other aldermen, to have the same system on St, Lawrence Boulevard between Jean Talon and Mount Royal within a comparatively short space of time.He expressed himself as highly pleased with the decision of the electors, and said he would do everything in his power to merit the confidence placed in him.BOY MOVIE STAR NOW A BOY SCOUT Jackie Cooper, the juvenile movie star, has become a Wolf Cub, or junior Boy Scout.He is said to be more interested in Scouting than screen work.A man must for ever keep himself open to the reception of new light, He must not, in reading a book, dweil i (up housekecping on the curb, Ac- \u2018cording to published reports, they have stacked their furniture in a \\existenee much as they would in the have dated December 1 Ll t in his upon those passages only which are a reflection to his own mind.COKE, + Newh elected ltepre- a sentative of St Mie &) ael's Ward in City Ceouneil, pays visit le Examiner-Courier and outlines plans for immediate improvements in Ward\u2014Unemployed and Children to receive henefits of immediate consideraf ion, \"lay - grounds, sidewalks aod .(5 | lights projects to he ! seeded up > JSEKEEPING on Ho CURB EPISODE ACCOUNTS VARY \u2018Family * \u2018Keeping House\u201d On East End Street-\u2014Account Vary as to Circumstances Accounts vary a stances which have \u2018Godin, Charles Godin and Zotique Godin moving their belongings out into an East End street and setting to the cireuta- led up to Emil neat pile in the open air, covered it with tarpaulins, installed their table and kitchen stove against the side?walk, and gone about the business of seclusion of a private dwelling.They fires burning in the stove, it is stated, cook their meals, and perform the other functions pertainging to any ordinary menage regardless of the curiosity which such performance in such circumstances would naturally arouse.\u201cWe have to sleep somewhere,\u201d Emile pointed out.He showed his last rent receipt.It was 1, and covered rent for September, and was paid by the Unemployment Relief Commission, \u201cT am a lumberman\u201d, he explained.\u201cIT have sold enough lumber in my day te build all the houses on this another , paign the event ; Many North-End stores will present jand ue PRICE\u2014TWO CENTS AR DAYS FRI SAT \u2014\u2014-\u2014 {| THIRD TWO-DAY CAMPAIGN WILL {' BELAUNCHED BY MERCHANTS OF DISTRICT WITH MANY BARGAINS | Practically Every Line of Goods Will Be Represented When the Campaign Gets Under Way Red-Green-Black and White Signs of Business Men's Association Will Predom- mate In Windows of This District Opportunity.Tomorrom marks the beginning of two-day \u201cDollar Day\" came by the local merchants, and sharp on the stroke of nine n'ebiek will be officially started.a wide variety of merchandise at cot in some cases at less than cos.the \u201c| The idea is to stimulate business, and this the local merchants believe can, be accomplished by gaining the con-: fidence of the buying public which they believe will have a much more lasting effect, The black-white-green and red sign of the Business Men's Association, vmblematic of Dollar Days will be again seen in the majority of \u2018he windows of the district.The price of one dollar gives the merchant a chance to present a wide range of merchandise no matter what his line.It also facilitates quick service for there is little waiting at cash registers, A wealth of offerings will the end of October, and that this rent then stopped.Godin, however, tinued to oceupy the cording to Mr.Cassidy, and finally requested by the latter to vacate, since, he said, he had Jost enough money, and, moreover wished to clean the premises.He set the con- Wits date ax of April first, to which, he said Godin agreed.About the fourth of April, according to Cassidy's statement, a representative of the Unemployment Commission saw him and asked that Godin be permitted to stay until the eleventh, when \u201cthings would be fixed up, This, however, apparently was not done, and Godin moved out.When the reporter paid his visit the household goods were piled at the edge of the road, protected by tarpaulins from the weather, a settee, table and pots and pans were handy, and a fire blazing merrily in the range.Godin has a wife and two children.It is understood that he was offered hons.\u201cbe available.\u2018interest, ;spread, premises, ae- Fine Money-Saving The ladies\u2019 shops will items at a dollar that will even the most expectant bargainer.Hosiery, coats, babies\u201d wear, boats and shoes, and al) for un dollar.There will be shoe spe vials, hardware specials, men's wear bargains and a host of other lines of feature dresues, sales are not being staged with merchandise at cost or less.idea of making a large profits It will he remembered that two previous series of Dollar Pays sales have been staged for the benefit of North End shoppers.The merchants \u201cresponsible for them were in the main members of the Businessmen\u2019s Association.True, there were some \u201cout- (siders.\u201d It 1x to be noted that.these lived up valiantly to the spirit of the cceasion, for the honor and glory of the community.It is to he noted, too, \u2018that North End shoppers were not the Fur the new.and it is a matter of record that the thrifty-minded flocked into the district from all ovêr the city from all over the island and are straining at the leash to do 5407 Park Avenue \u2014 DOlard 5248 $1 DOLLAR DAY BA FLAKES 19c¢ REG.VALUE $1.24 REG.VALUE $1.35 For $1.00 JUST FOR TH \u2014 SOME OF OUR BARGAIN FINE FASHIONED HOSE, LATEST SHADES .KID GLOVES, BLACK AND BROWN 00000 000000000000 CREPE DANCE SETS .00.000000 60000000 .\u2026 Chic Hat & Lingerie $375 PARK AVENUE Ee \u2014 rm mere RGAINS AT TANNY\u2019S $1 MOTH BALLS For Better Drug Store Serviee at Lower Prices | FLIT - ] TELEPHONE i 3 CRESCENT 1213 \u2014 DOLLARD 0435-0023 FLY TOX or hs.for TANNY\u2019S DRUG STORE 5198 Hutchison St., corner Fairmount JASMINE Mi.31 JASMINE SHAV.noray 27 9 | FINE QUAL- e1 10 PEREUME 25 |roormeasre .39 CREAM PENCE 35 BRILLILANTINE 39 ITY CHAMOIS $1.19 CREAM 39 ANTISRPTIC 50 PE te RE 2 > HAIR BRUSH HEAVY ALTO Gator 21 |mmzp Toom gg yma 50 89 mare av 29 BOTAY FACE = gg BRUSH - 0° AFTER SHAVE 35 : POWDER .\" \u2014 Lotion .\u2014\u2014 \u2014 REG, REG.VALUE $1.35 REG.VALUE §] 98 For $1.00 | For $1.00 For $1.00 For $1.00 DOLLAR DAYS \" LACE-TRIMMED GLOVE SILK SLIPS .er seen caen e .$1 GIRDLE, SIDE HOOK Lune sess aan ene sas annees \u2018[ $1 BRASMERE, SILK, UPLIGHT TOP .EP .2 for $1 EXQUISITE LACE-TRIMMED NIGHTGOWNS .veers Cervera Ales Great Reductions in All Hats and Dresses en SAPHO, ETC.At Lowest Prices in Town VALUE $1.48 = alin abave Fairmount ! SA ae ne cs ATI ou ie IAN NIE BS \u2014 me rare meme mnt ae re née rares PAGE RIX THE EXAMINER-COURIER, THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1934.INTERSCHOOL TRACK MEET ~~ ONMAY 2TH 14th Annual McGill Event Will Be Held At Percival Molson Stadium The 14th Annual McGill Interscholastic Track Meet will be held at the Percival on Saturday, May 26th, 1934.The age-limit for the Senior Class has been changed for this year to conform to the age set for the Empire Schoolboy Athletic Meet to be held in Australia next Fall.This is being done to aid the Committee in selecting boys from the Province of Quebee to send to the final trials at Hamilton in August.Attention is called to the fact that public schoel boys may enter only in public school events and high school boys may enter only in high school events, Glebe Collegiate of Ottawa won the McGill Interscholastic Championship last year beating Montreal Hign School by one-half point and therefore hold the Glassco Cup for the third year in succession.The other schools in the High School section finished in the following order: Lisgar Coll.20; West Hill High 193; Bishop\u2019s College School 16; Cornwall High 13; Nepean High 11; Westmount High 11; Sherbrooke High 10; Strath- cona Academy 9; Stanstead College 8; Lachine High 6; Granby High 5; Lower Canada College 5; Boys\u2019 Farm 3; D'Arcy McGee High 3; Waterloo High 3; Loyola High 1; Macdonald High 1.Entry blanks have been sent to over 200 schools and at least 50 schools are expected to send fully 400 boys to this outstanding schoolboy meet.En | Year a ose for England April 23rd \u2018 O! wear a Rose for England Upon St.George's Day, And we afar from England These many miles away, Will join in loyal harmony In one united band, O'er all the world to toast this day, St.George, St.George for England.The leafy lanes of England Molson Memorial Stadium !In April sweet and fair, They call to us who love them And in memory are there, To hear the songbirds calling, The blackbird and the thrush; To see the springflowers peeping \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JAMES GRAHAM HIGH CLASS GROCER 201 FAIRMOUNT AVE.W.\u2014CORNER ESPLANADE CRESCENT 7620 \u201cQuality Goods \u2014 Chain Store Prices\u201d Amid a woodland lush.So wear a Rose for England Upon St.George's Day: Tho\u2019 we are far from England These many miles away: Our hearts can join in harmony In one united band, O'er all the world to toast this day, St.George, St.George for England.The pride of men of England Still beats within the heart Of each true son of England Tho\u2019 we are far apart.The Flag we love still thrills us; The Rose, our emblem too, Can speak to us of England, \u2018And all that once we knew.So wear a Rose for England Upon St George's Day.Tho\u2019 far away from England Her wandering sons may stray.\u2014 To-day in loyal harmony In one united band, O'er all the world we'll toast this By NOREEN Girls\u2019 Field Day On Tuesday, May 22nd, the Annual i Girls\u2019 Field Day will be held at the Molson Stadium.The program will follow closely that of previous years, \u2018and as usual, Junior events will in- \"clude those of 11 and 12 years, In- ; termediate\u2014those of 13 and 14 years, and Senior\u2014those of 15 and over.| The events listed for the Juniors are: 60 yard dash, 75 yard dash, high jump and running broad jump.The Intermediate and Senior events are: 75 yard dash, 100 yard dash, high jump and running broad jump.Those events open to girls of all ages are: Baseball throw, and High schoot relay.Dance The \u201cPrincipal\u2019s Dance\u201d last Friday night proved to be a great sue.cess regardless of the fact that it was Friday 13th.The crowd of young people there spent a most enjoyable evening dancing to the music of Reggie Lewis\u2019 Orchestra.Reggie gave the opportunity of offering a vocal chorus to anyone who wished to try.Three pupils of the school volunteered and all sang their numbers ex- PATTERSON ceedingly well.These highly-praised young people were Eunice Carin, Sollie Dermer and Norman Golden- erg.Movies The public and junior high school classes shall attend the moving pictures to be shown in the Memorial Hall on Thursday and Friday, April 19th and 20th.The feature of the show will be the use of a sound system, and it is hoped that this new addition will improve their value.Interclass Baseball The Inter-Class Baseball League continued with two games played on the gym floor last Monday.A strong team from Miss Rattee\u2019s room, behind Roberts\u2019 great pitching, succeeded in defeating the outfit from the class next door, Mr.Ross\u2019.The final score was 6-4.The second feature, between Rooms 40 and 42, was won by the former team by a large score, 12-3.Hart pitched superbly to hold the strong hitting outfit from Miss Hay's class to very few hits.Josephson and Gertsman pitched alternately for the losers.day,\u2014 St.Gomme! St, George for England.4 de | \u2014 \u2014+ W.1.KING| | FAIRMOUNT ST-GILES | { OUTREMONT PRESBYTER.| Montreal | CHURCHNOTES :|} IAN CHURCH NOTES | You may lead a bride to the altar \u2014but you never heard of one pulling back.Eggs\u2014Grade A.Medium Strictly Fresh .Lantic\u2014Fine Sugar .10 tn.67c Ra hoe ack 45g Pkg Cream of Wheat & Scotch Oatmeal 5 to.25c Whole Wheat & Graham Flour 8\u201d i 250 3 Tin 25¢c MeGarry's Breakfast ast Bacon werner, New Golden Dates Campbell's Tomato Soup | Westover's Pure Maple SYFUP, .\u2026.00cecereusreeess At.Corn, Quality 3 Tins DB 3 23¢ Northern Tissu Rolls Sterilized É 3 25c Corn, Quality Brand .Clark's Soup Assorted .Oliver's each Oatcake 2 Pls.296 10\" 19c 49c 10c HOVEY'S HAMS and BACONS Potataes, Finest Handpicked Biscuits, Peek Frean's Lb.Veda Bread\u2014A Malted Wheat Product .loaf PROMPT DELIVERY DAWES \u2018BLACK HORSE - ALE On Sunday evening last, Waverley Lodge No.82, AF.and AM., G.RQ,, attended \u201cDivine Service\u201d in Fair- mount-St.Giles under the leadership of Worshipful Master, J.McLean Fal Marshall assisted by District Deputy, Grand Master, S.G.Blackie, both of whom occupied seats in the Chancel 1 with the Minister.The Lodge, which was well represented, was also greeted by a capacity congregation of Church members and friends who also greeted by a capacity congregation of Church members and friends who listened to an appropriate address by the lodge Chaplain and minister, Rev.Burton H.Robinson, and an inspiring musical service by the Church choir, directed by Mr.Binnie.The Minister will preach at both services next Sunday.In the morning his subject will be \u201cThou Shalt Not Steal\u201d continuing the Commandment series.In the evening he will present a study of the different stages of life under the caption \u201cThe Romance of the Human Soul\u201d.The choir will render appropriate services of music.A special Reception service was held on Wednesday of this week at 8 P.M.when approximately sixty members were received into Church fellowship.At the close of the reception, Communion was administered by the Ministers and Session.At the marriage of Fdna Belle, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.C.Ernest 1| Smith to Mr.William E.Johnson, which is taking place on Saturday, April 21st at three o'clock, at Fair- mount-St.Giles Church, the bride's attendant will be her sister, Miss Elsie Smith.Mr.Frank C.Anderson will be the best man, and the ushers, Messrs.Ray Johnson, brother of the groom, and Lorne Fellows.After the .{ceremony a reception will be held at 5888 Durocher Ave, Outremont.Moving?9 OUR YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AT \" E Covered Vans \u2014 Lowest Rates Potter's Transfer & Storage CRescent | 4183 One of the ladies groups of the church will have a special public meeting on the evening of April 30th in the John Paterson Hall 544 Davaar Ave., commencing at 8.15.The Rev.Canon Allan P.Shatford will be the speaker.His address will be on the subject of \u201cNonsense Books.\u201d This group is under the leadership of Mrs, J.L.Lyddon.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society held their April meeting in the hall on Monday night.There was a good attendance and a most enthusiastic meeting resulted.The main address was given by Mrs.Owen R.Campbell, well known in local missionary circles.Mrs.Campbell in her address spoke of \u201cNewness of Life\u201d the new heart, the new spirit, the new walk, the new joy in service and the reward in the new Jerusalem.Mrs.Stewart G.King sang \u201cMore Love to Thee.\u201d Mrs.W.A.Thompson was in the chair and Mrs.John F.Roy played accompaniments.The evening service on Sunday was conducted by a number of the young people of the church.Prayers were said by Mr.H.H.Thomson and the lesson was read by Mr.Arthur Bruce.Two other members of the society took part.Mr.George Barker sang \u201cMy Task,\u201d and Miss Florence Brv- son was organist for the service.The sermon was by the minister Mr.Mc- Lean, his subject being \u201cStanding for a Principle.\u201d Instead of the regular meeting of the Mission Bandwthis week, there will day.At the evening service this \u2018Sunday the congregation will have the pleasure of hearing the Rev.Hadden M.Gilmour M.A., assistant minister of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, who will conduct the service and preach.Joan Crawford makes her own bed each morning, a habit maintained since childhood?YOUR DISPOSAL.\u2019 wo be a social meeting at 4 p.m.on Fri-.\u2014\u2014 North Branch \u201cY\u201d Notes GYM DISPLAY Gym Displays for years have been features of the Y.M.C.A.recreation i program, and have always attracted a great deal of interest and aroused much enthusiasm.The success of the past exhibitions was greatly surpassed by the one held recently in the gym of the North Branch Y.M.C.A.This in part, is attributed to the fact that three of the most interesting features of the program were presented by members of the Young Ladies\u2019 Gym Class.One of these acts consisted of a well presented mass Indian Club movement.Formation marching formed the second mass movement, carried \u2018out with a precision that would have done cre- \u2018dit to a military group in manoeuvres, The Bowery Tap Dance, by eight of the class, was received with a tremendous ovation.Mr.Peacock, physical director of the North Branch \u201cY\u201d trained the Young Ladies\u2019 Class for the club drill and the formation marching, while Miss Pauline Hooper, who for the past year has been instructress in swimming, trained the group for the Bowery Tap Dance.Miss Hooper is leaving for Denmark at the end of the month to study Physical Education at the Neils Buks School, which has gained international fame.Miss Hooper, proved to be a very capable and popular leader among the young ladies and girls at the North Branch Y.M.C.A.and her various groups look forward to her return to them in a year's time.Girls taking part in the Gym Display included: the Misses F.Bennet, M.Putnam, C.Bennet, E.Reilly, M.Francom, J.Stevens, D.Merryfield, V.Mackenzie, D.Watson, M.Cowan, M.Moody, D.Hoult, M.Dix, A.Mac- Namee, P.Champion, J.Clarke, E.Edgell and M.Farley.Exhibitions of their respective & sports from the fencing, wrestling, and boxing clubs of the North Branch Y.M.C.A.formed exciting features of the regular physical department exhibition.George Tully, Dominion Sabre Champion and Captain of the North Branch Club, and Chas.Otis, instructor of the Central Y.M.C.A.Fencing Club, presented an exhibition of two weapon fencing, rapier and dagger, Harry Elsie and Harry Yale presented a very well received exhibition with the duelling sword.From the Junior Section of the club, Charlie Gregory and Jack Wilkinson, were selected to give an exhibition to exhibit their skill with the foil.The exhibition by the fene- ing club, has done much to reawaken an interest in this fine recreation in the North End of the city.The wrestling club was represented by Alan Turnbull, 135 lb.champion who locked horns in a fast and furious 8 min, exhibition with Denson Wright of the Central \u201cY\u201d Club.The humorous element in the display was provided by a group of 10 clowns, the feature of whose exhibition was a ludicrous burlesque of mat tumbling and pyramid building by Ashton, MacKlaier, Mason and Sta- ton.Other members of the well balanced clown group included.Presenting a series of acts with precision and polish, the Senior Leaders\u2019 Corps thrilled the audience with giant circles, fly-aways, flying angels, and free knee circles on the high bar.On the parallel bars, hand stands, forward flips, cut off dis- al fly-away cut offs.To the uninitiated, the elementive danger range, the daring feature, was a great appeal of this phase of the work.The leaders taking part in the demonstration included: Allan Raegele, Dave Devolpi, Geo.Dumbell, Frank Boston, Ed.Holden, Les Mason, Archie Little, Al.Irwin, Norval Mar.cille, Mel.Johnston, Gordon Staton, Chris Pope.On Friday, May 25, a Boy's Division Swimming Meet will be held at North Branch to declare the cham- 5 pions in the Boy's Division in preps, junior, 2 counts, intermediate .and senior Trophies have been donated by Mr.James Wilson.Swimming at this time of the year 3 iis the major event of the spring and À | summer activities at North Branch 3, \u201cY\" and the program of over twene = ly events will serve to show just how à well the North Branch swimmers can | travel through the water.A feature of the evening will be § ladies\u2019 relay i mounts, and on the rings, sensation-\" race, with three teams competing, composed of members of the ladies and girls swimming class.Several members of the ladies\u2019 class will also demonstrate the methods, holds and releases of life saving.The trophy for the Boys Championship of North Branch will be competed for semi-annually; in the spring and in the late fall, and the competition will be run along the following lines.In each of age classes, there will be four events, and the member with the highest total points will attain the James Wilson trophy, which of course will not leave the branch.The highest winners in each class will also receive individual prizes.The events will be free style, back stroke, long plunging and diving and it is expected that a large number of entries will be made in each division.The parents and friends of the swimmers are cordially invited to attend this championship meet, on Friday, May 25.NORTH-END JUVENILES The North Branch \u201cY\u201d Juvenile Basketball Tea was presented with the Percy Cup by Mr.John Frosst, Chairman of the Metropolitan Program Committee, at the Campaign Luncheon at the Central Y.M.C.A.on Saturday.Clive Leguilette, captain, received the cup on behalf of the four | ing players: Earl Carney, Cliff Me- Clay, Ronald Gibson, Tommie Pearce, Ronald Blarkburn, Dundan MdPhee, Brude Melville and Jack Wilkinson, manager.Following the close of the Inter- \u201cY\" schedule the North Branch team played an exhibition game with the Aces, the city 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