The Westmount examiner, 15 février 1940, jeudi 15 février 1940

[" or- plic me the bos- ay- in- key ark his Fith ree ack ion she an, 5 \u201c40 Years in DIAMOND RINGS Designed and made to WATCH and clock REPAIRS Clocks called\u2019 for and delivered OHMAN® JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XI, No.7 Westmount\u2018 rds \u2018TRIBUTE PAID Serving The City of YMCA RED TRIANGLE CLUB.Resetecion of 10 INCREAS E FACILITIES FOR SOLDIERS 1S OPENED New Link in Dominion-Wide Chain of Clubs Set Up at Westmount Athletic Grounds \u2014 Presentation Was Informal Out of Respect for Lord Tweedsmuir \u2014 Will Supplement Accommodation at \u2018Y\u2019 Branch A new link in the Dominlon-wide chain of Y.M.C.A.Red Triangle Clubs was opened last Monday Grounds when Major J.D.McKeown, M.C., politan Board Y.M.C.A, War Services Club's facilities to Lt.-Col.Stuart the Machine Gun Training Schoo night in the Westmount Athletic chairman of the Metro- Committee, presented the Forbes, M.C., Officer Commanding 1, M.D.4.The actual presentation was informal out of respect for Lord Tweedsmuir and consisted.apart from Major McKeown's speeches of thanks and appreciat.W.H.Watson, of the Toronto Sc The new club will provide MISHAPS ARE NIL ON CITY STREETS DURING WEEK-END No Accidents Involving Vehicles Reported to Police On Saturday or Sunday Although accidents on West- mount streets are noticeable by their scarcity somewhat of a record is believed to have been es: tablished last week-end when \u2018not a single street mishap of any nature whatever was reported to police, Although good roads and efficient police protection result in a minimum of accidents due to skids and dangerous intersections, it is rare indeed when at least four or five are not reported from Saturday morning to Sunday night, Moreover from last Thursday until yesterday but two mishaps involving vehicles where investigated by police and these were so minor in nature that but slight damage resulted, in one Instance it being nothing more than a bent rear fender and in the other damage to the front of a car that crashed into a tree.\u2018Westmount Police, no doubt, are well satistied with the situation if the Examiner's police reporter isn't.Cancel Activities Of Frontiersmen Dut to the period of official mourning following the death of the Governor General, Lord Tweedsmuir, activities of the Le- Bion of Frontiersmen (Can.Comm.) are curtailed to necessary routine business.The following statement was issued by the Legion: \u201cThe passing of such an esteemed figure is deeply felt by all loyal citizens and the Squadron under command of Area Commandant Major P.T.T.Grant, M.M., represented the Legion of Frontiersmen throughout Canada in Tuesday's Military turn-out jn which representation: of all.the local armed forces, veteran and civic bodies took part.\u201d # billetted address of presentation, of brief on from Lt.-Col.Forbes and Major ottish Regiment, additional facilities for soldiers at the Machine Gun Training Centre and will supplement the accommodation at the Westmount \u2018Y\u201d which has, in effect, acted as a Red Triangle Club since the outbreak of war.The educational, social and athletic activities for soldiers which have had their locale at the Westmount Branch on Sherbrooke Street will continue uninterrupted.\u2018Well Furnished Located in one of the huts at the W.A.G.the new club is comfortably furnished with easy chairs and couches.Games equipment, writing desks, magazines and newspapers have been provided and a dry canteen has been set up which will be operated by the Toronto Scottish Regiment.to the club by the Quebec Branch of Overseas Nurses Association, Following a tour of inspection \u2018ofthe new club last Monday night Lt.-Col.Stuart Forbes congratu!- ated the Y.M.C.A.War Services Centres Committee on the work being done across Canada in providing recreational facilities for Canada's armed forces.This tribute was echoed by Major W, H.Watson of the Toronto Scottish and Major J.M.Humphrey, Auxiliary Services M.D.4, Major Humphrey stating that right from the outbreak of the war last September the Y.M.C.A.had achieved outstanding success in organizing recreational and educatjonaj centres across Canada for Canadian sailors, soldiers and airmen.Heartlly Approved That the new club met with the hearty approval of soldiers in training was made clear by the enthusiastic manner in which the Club's facilities werc employed after the unofficial opening ceremony.Checkers, bridge, ping pong, letter writing and even dancing practice without feminine partners occupied the attention of the troops.W.Spear- man, secretary of the Westmount Branch of the Y.M.C.A., who has been closely associated with the soldiers in training at the W.A.G., was kept busy all evening answering querieg and .assuring many soldiers that bigger and | better cowboy songs would be provided for the gramophone which proved the most popular piece of equipment in the Club.Among those present were: W.E.Cooper.chairman, and I).0.Bremner of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Board of Management; H.Cross, Metropolitan Board, Y.M.C.A.; F.B.Walls, chairman of the War Services Centres Committee of the Y.M.C.A.Likelihood Increases Of R.S.White Entering Field A resolution Inviting R.8S.White to again become a Conservative candidate in the St.An- toine-Westmount Federal division, was unanimously adopted at a meeting of the St.Antoine Conservative Association on Monday night.It {a understood that the various Conservative associations in this constituency will present next week a request to Mr.White to again bear the Conservative standard here.Mr.White stated that in all Probability he would make an official statement regarding his | plans next week.Now ncaring his 84th birthday, Mr.White was first elected to and was retarned to office in 1891.At the end of that Parlia- mtnt he became Collector of Customs, holding that position from 11895 till 1917.At the general elections in 1925 he was again elected, representing Mount Royal division, and at every successive election has been returned to Parliament as its member, always with large majorities.Many prominent Liberals and other citizens resident in the div- {sion are hopeful that the compliment of an acclamation will be accorded the veteran parliamentarian, whose raried Lnow- ledge of Canadian affairs has been of great value in the development of the Dominion for over the llouse of Common in 1888 half a century, ~~ |.A_ping pong table war presented - Condolences Adopted A resolution of condolences on the death of His Excellency Lord Tweedsmuir was adopted at a regular meeting of the Westmount City Council on Monday night, As a further expression of the loss felt by the city in the passing of the Governor General the City Hall closed on Monday at 1 p.m, DEMONSTRATION WILL BE GIVEN BY GARDEN EXPERT E.J.Anderson, Superintendent of Westmount Parks Department to Assist Arrangements have been completed between the Officers of the West End Horticultural Society and E.J.Anderson, Supt, Parks Dept., Westmount, for a demonstration of seed planting and transplanting of seedings at the Westmount Conservatories at 8 p.m.Tuesday, which all members \u2018and their friends are invited to attend.This will be an evening of both instruction and pleasure, for it is a rich privilege to view the beautiful array of flowers gn dis: play.The officers of the West End Horticultural Society are greatly encouraged by the interest displayed in their work, as evidenced in the number of new members who have joined the society this year.During these days of strain and stress the planting of a flower garden affords a means of relaxation, also providing a wealth of beauty.To assist in this achievement the West End Horticultural Society are offering free gifts of either\u2014a rose bush, potted plant, gladiolus or begonia bulbs to all persons joining the society before May 24 of this year.The show program now in the course of preparation lists a large number of garden contests open to all members.Records show that a large percentage of these contests are won each year by new members entering their gardens for the first time.MANY PRESENT AT FURNERAL OF LATE MRS.J.PATTERSON Leader in Temperatce Work Paid Final Tribute On Monday Afternoon Attended by a large gathering of friends and relatives, the funeral service for Mrs.John A.Patterson, 72 York Avenue, was held at the D.A.Collins.Funeral} Home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev.J.A.Johnston, of Westmount Baptist Church officiating.Mrs, Patterson died on Saturday at her residence following an illness of several months.She was 69 years of age, jate Col, William Talbot, of Montreal, was born and educated here.She was the former Alice Maud Talbot.She was a member of the West- mount Baptist Church, and a leader in temperance work.She had for many years been an active member of the Westmount W.C.T.UC.Survivors include her husband, three daughters, Mrs.James Donnell, Mrs.Howard Dunn and Mrs.Dugald Nasmith, of Montreal; three sons, William James, of Neepewa.Man., Clarence W, and John E.pastor of the Snowdon Baptist Mission; and two brothers, Charles Talbot, of Rawdon, and Frank Talbot, of Los Angeles.There are also 18 grandchildren surviving.Mrs, Patterson, daughter of the | hears from Lt.-Col.Stuart Forbes, centre at the Westmount Athletic for Canadian sailors, soldiers, and Clubs.\u2014Editorlal Assoclates Photo.W.Spearman, secretary of the Westmount Branch Y.M.C.A., M.C., 0.C., machine gun training Grounds, just what a fine job the \u201c\u201cY\u2018\" is doing in making recreational and educational facilities available airmen through \"Y\" Red Triangle Mr.Spearman, who has been closely associated with the troops billetted at the W.A.G.will continue to exercise his benevolent super vision over activities at the newly opened club.PUPLS ARE ENTERING In observance of Purim, Temple Emanu-El pupils are invited to participate in an Art Exhibit contest depicting characters and in- cldents in connection with the Purim Story.The School will observe its annual Purim entertainment and masquerade on the afternoon of March 24.Prizes will be offered for the most original costumes characteristic of Jewish life, Bible, personalities and incidents in Jewish history, Monday evening at the College of Jewish Studies at 9.15 o'clock, the guest speaker will be Mr.Norman Genser, The School for Emigres will meet at 8.15 as well as the regular class in Hebrew.On Tuesday at 11 o'clock, the direction of Dr.Stern will meet at the Temple.The theme for discussion will be \u201cInstitutions and Ceremonials in Judaism\", Sewing for Tted Cross every Monday and Wednesday in the Lecture Hall of the Temple week- Iy.ART EXHIBIT CONTEST Sisternood study group under the |, Appointment Made By Business Body A meeting of the directors of the Business Association of Westmount.was held last night when J.M.Xennedy, well- known local business man, was appointed executive-secretary of the association.He is to take over his duties immediately.A good deal of consideration was given to matters relative to a closer understanding between business men and the City Hall, The next Executive meeting is to take placs next Monday evening when plans will be formulated for the assoclation\u2019s spring program.Last night's meeting was held in the office of A.Ross Grafton.Annual Purim Dance Takes Place March 23 On Saturday evening, March 23, Purim Night, the Temple Em- anu-El Brotherhood in co-opera- tion wilh the Young People's So- clety is sponsoring the annual Purim dance to be held at the Mount Royal Hotel under the chalrmanship of Harry Wolle.night.called for\u2014telephone the Appeal Made For Magazines For Y.M.C.A.Red Triangle Club The Westmount Branch of the Y.M.C.A, appeal for magazines and hooks for the new \"Y\" Red Triangle Club opened for soldiers at the Westmount Barracks on Monday While under the supervision of the Metropolitan Board Y.M.C.A.war services committee, the local branch {s arranging the club's programs and is anxious to equip it with a complete library including, in particular, à wide variety of magazines.Residents wishing to donate books or magazines to the club are asked to drop them in at the Jocal \u2018Y\u201d.inconvenient, however.arrangements will be made to have them \u201cYat WI, 2159, is making an Jf this Is The ing; Montreal Shrine No.1; Lady hearsal; Royal Arch Masons.Wednesday: Regular mount Rotary Club; Montreal Operatic Society, play; Nurses.weekly x a A Ad MA AA AM MAMA M MAMMA Week At Victoria Hall A MA A A MAMMA MAN M A AAA Tomorrow: Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, business meet- Operatic Society, Masonic Study Club; Victorian Order of 2 À Drummond Chapter, 1.O.D.E.Monday: St.Lawrence Stamp Club; Lyric Operatic Society, re- Oasis Temple, Daughters of the Nile, Tuesday: Lyric Operatic Society, play; Westmount Chapter, luncheon meeting of the West- rehearsal; Lyric Next Thursday; Lyric Operatic Society, Dw he Westmount Examiner W estmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1940 } UUSTILHL £117 277 7717 7111007111721 1 71777177747, HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount : Free Estimates : WE.2323 SULSASIIUI I IIS IIISIN III SIIOUAS IS S I 1011017 2 et PRICE TWO CENTS * \u201cY\u201d Secretary Resourceful On Voyage You can't keep à good Y.M, CA, man down.When J.W, Benton, 81 Thornhitl avenue, secrotary of War Service for the Canadian Y.M.C,A,, en rou- to to England with the First Canadian Division, found that little provision had been made for the entertainment of boys on board, he refused to be stymied.On his own {nitiative, he dug his motion picture projecter and ten recls of film out of the hold, found a man who could operate the projector, and during tho voyage gave 24 shows, every man on board having a chance to sco them, In addition, he organized four concert parties, and handed out 10,000 sheets of red triangle writing paper and envelopes.P.1.TEAM FORMED BY FIRST COMPANY OF BOYS BRIGADE Group to Enter Youth Display is Being Instructed by Inspector Byford The First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade is entering a physical training team {u the an- Nual youth display-to .be held in conjunetion with the Westmount Hobby Show early next month.The class is being trained by Inspector Byford of ithe Westmount Police Department, who is preparing it for the display, as well as other events.This Friday evening a special feature of interest to boys interested in aeronautics will take place.A group of boys, headed by Ple.Gordon Kearns hus been keenly interested in this type of work, There will also be u delegation from the Legion of Frontlers- men which will inspect the Company.This has been arranged by D.A.Grant, The Bible Class has now commenced a series of Lenten talks to be given by Captain Richardson.Pte.Leonard Gough will he in charge of attendance.records from now on, Plans are going forward for a skiing and skating party to take place within the next week.This will be under the auspices of the N.C.0.'s, together with Staff Sergeant James Patterson and Warr.Officer Robert Beal, A program of entertainment will follow, FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE MISS J.MORRIS Funeral Service for Member of Old Montreal Family Held on Monday The funeral service for Miss Josephine Victoria Morris, a member of an o!d Montreal family, was held at the Chapel of Jos, C.Wray and Bro., on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.Milas Morris, members of whose family were among the earliest parishoners of the Spanish and Portugese Synagogue of Montreal, died on Saturday at the home of her brother, 367 Melville avenue, in her 81st year.A daughter of the late Edwin and Barah Morris, Miss Morris was musically inclined, playing the piano.She lived a quiet, retired life, TEACHES SOLDIERS C.R.Parsons, a teacher at Westmount High School, ig conducting a class in conversational French for soldiers of the Toronto build.D LORD TWEEDSMAUIR RED TRIANGLE CLUB OPENS MEMORIAL MEETING HELD BY CLUB: REV.BURGOYNE EULOGIZES LATE VIGEROY Governor General Stood Above Others Like a Mountain Peak \u2014 He Was a Dreamer Who Had the Power to Make His Visions Come True, Speaker Declares \u2014 Minute's Silence Observed A memorial meeting in tribute to Fils Excellency Lord Tweeds- muir was held by the Wostmount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall yosterday., The Governor General wns eulogized by Rotarian, the Rev.Gordon Burgoyne; songs suitable to the occasion were rendered by Harry Claude; a one minute's silence was observed, and applause following remarks by speakers was witheld, \u201cLord Tweedsmuir stood above men as a mountain peak stands above mountains,\u201d Rev, Burgoyne declared, He was, above all things a dreamer\u2014a dreamer who had the power to mako his visions come true, Life, the speaker stated, was given to man to do with as he pleased.Many failed for a number of reasons, among them lack of character or vision.were other men who stood out like mountain tops and among these wns lord \u2019Fweedsmuir.Since the time of his youth hu had decided to make something of his life and to help others along the way.From the days of his childhood In Scotland, when he watch.od and learned much from his father, uw Presbyterian minister, John Buchan had set himself a goal In life.Mis father, while not giving him wealth, had left him a legacy in the form of a Christian mind, well trained.Lord Tweedsmulr first dis- -played his gonins as a writer when at Oxford University, Rev.Burgoyne slated.He had beou writing ever since.At Oxford he was honored by his fellow students when they made him presi dent of Lhe Student Society.Many years later, following ox- periences in South Africa when he accompanied Lord Milnes there as his secretary fo settle troubled conditions between that country and England, Lord Tweedsmulr joined Parlinment, and became a stulesman, To Canadians, Lord \u2018I'weeds- muir will always be remembered as a man of actlon.He was loved by persons of all socin} levels as he knew \u2018no social harriers, Rev.Burgoyne declared.Lord Tweedsmuir, it was pointed out by members of the club following the meeting, Is an honorary member of the Sherbrooke Itotary Club which he addressed in 1036.The prosident, I.occupied the chair.DelaLaune, \u201cY\u2019\u201d Plans Series Of Study Periods Rev.FI.II.Wilkinson of St.James the Apostle Anglican Church, will commence nu perles of studies at the \u201c'Y\" for the next four weeks.The theme of these studies will be: \u201cWhat is Man?\u201d The weekly topics: Feb.15th\u2014 Common Sense Says: \u201cJust a Person\u201d; Feb.22nd - The Sciences Say: \u201cA Complicated Animal\u2019; Feb, 29th \u2014 The Philo- sophles Say: \u201cA Sample of the Universe\u201d; March 7th \u2014 The Religions Say: \"A Servant of Superior Values and Powers.\u201d These studies will] cuinmence at 7 o\u2019clock.But thero# 1 br.McColl, MAN SUCGOMBY 10 ATTACK WILE PULLING SLEIGH M.J.Delaney Pronounced Dead by Doctor on Arrival of Ambulance Apparently tha victim of a heart attack, Mitchell John De!- nney, 55, died either immedibtely or à few momontg after he al tempted to pull a sleigh loaded with two heavy trunks across St.Catherine streot al the corner of Ollivier avenue, at 10.42 o'clock Monday evening, The man, police learned, had decided ty give up a room he occupied at 254 Olivier and was taking hig belongings with him to other quarters.Witnesses told police that when first notleed, the victim was ex- perlencing difficulty in dragging the heavy sleigh across the tram lines.Suddenly, they sald, he fell Lo the ground, One of the persons ut the scene, whose lume was not obtained hy police, brought him to the Nu-Wuy Garage where an em- bulunce wus Immediately summoned from the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital, On arrival of the ambulance, who accompanied ft, pronounced Delaney dead and the case was placed in the hands of the Morgue, Sergeant Baker and Detective Talbot investigated, Women's Association To Hold Lenten Tea St.Stephen's Women's Association will hold its second Lenten ten and home-cooking sale , on Saturday, in the Parish Hall, Guild Group \u2018\u201cC\u2019\u2019 will sponsor the tea with Mrs.H.M.Soden, the president, as general convener.Mrs.Hugh Jockel will convene the refreshments, \u2018 The Intermedlate Girls\u2019 Group will be In charge of the home- cooking table.The home-cooking sale ia from 2.30 - 6 p.m, and the afternoon tea form 4 - 6 p.m, There wH] be & muslcal program and solo dances by the Miss- ay Nancy Rowe, Jean Jones and Katharine Laws.Dr.Southam Addresses Home, School Association \u201cEducation is à force or process which begins at birth and continues to our Just breath,\u2019 was the definition of education given by Dr.H.D.Southam in addressing the King's Westmount Home and School Association op the topic, \u201cAfter Sixth Grade, 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