The Westmount examiner, 25 février 1944, vendredi 25 février 1944

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We have a grand selection at big savings.0 BOYS* WATCHES $6.50 | 0 OHMAN\u2019S .© >oc\u2014>o< DODO DODO 0 Che | Gxaminer |; QL >o< | HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount Free Estimates oc >oc DOC OC DOK >O 20 \u20140( 20 Laid Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned WE.2323 VOL.XV, No, 8 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 3 335 PRICE: \u2014 THREE PRICE: CENTS KING HONORS CENTENARIAN Doreen Day Gives Fashion Talk At Hi-Y Girls\u2019 Club - The Westmount Hi-Y Girls\u2019 Club held their annual Mother and Daughter Supper on Wed- pesday evening at the Westmount Branch of the Y.M.C.A.,, when there were approximately 130 present.Doreen Day, Eaton\u2019s Fashion Director, was the guest speaker and gave a talk about \u201cThe clothes to wear that the war has not actually denied us.\u201d The speaker thought that this was not the time to promote fashions but rather a time where one could show wisdom in buying clothes wisely and well.She spoke on the importance in knowing when and where to year certain types and gave some interesting advice on the right type of shoes, hair-do\u2019s, hats, girdles and dresses for high school girls.* Several Junior Council girls acted as models to demonstrate what was good or bad taste in dress.Sub-Lt.R.W.Blair ls Commissioned Word has been received that Sub.-Lt.Robert W.Blair, son of Mrs, H.C.Blair, of 52 Windsor Avenue, and president of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers Association, is among those graduating from King's Naval College, Halifax, Born in Montreal, Sub.-Lt.Blair was educated in Westmount schools, later studying engineering: for one year at Clarkson College, Potsdam, N.Y., where he had been awarded a four-year engineering scholarship.Because of war conditions, he was continuing his education at- McGill University when hé enlisted in the pavy last July.A sister, Miss Margaret Blair, is overseas serving as secretary of the Penny-a- Week fund, operated by the British Red Cross and the St.John Ambulance, which aids prisoners of war.SUB-LT.R.WW.BLAIR Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., To Be Speaker At Banquet Westmount High Old Boys To Hold Ninth Annual The ninth annual banquet and general meeting of the West- mount High Old Boys\u2019 Association will be held on Thursday evening, March 2nd, at 6.45 p.mat the Mount Royal Hotel, when a large attendence of former students of Cote St.Antoine School, Westmount Academy and Westmount High School is expected.Taylor Kennedy, President of the Association, will preside at the gathering, and the guest of honour will be his worship Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., who will deliver the principal address.The toast to the school will be proposed by Prof.C.M.McKergow of McGill University and will be responded to by H.B.Parker, principal of the school, whose retirement at the and of the present school term, was recently announced.The banquet will also be in the nature of a tribute to Myr.Parker, who has an enviable record of 34 years\u2019 service In Westmount schools, for the past 17 years being principal of West- mount High School.A tribute to Old Boys who have died on Active \u2018Service will be given by Air Cadet Sqn.-Ldr.H.P.Illsley, Commanding Officer, No.1, Westmount Squadron Air Cadets.S.F.Kneeland, Secre- tary-Superintendent of the West- mount School Commissioners.will present the Award of Honour to this year\u2019s winner, Herbert Maxwell Shayne.The FH.H.Mussells Scholarship, established by the Association in memory of the late H.H.Mussells, one of the School\u2019s most popular and res- \u2018eight are Banquet pected teachers, was won year by Ronald Somners.In the present war, as in the Great War, the record of West- mount High School has been a notable one.Over 1,200 Old Boys are now on Active Service, 70 have been killed in action, and reported missing.Through a Cigarette Fund, resulting from contributions of the Old Boys\u2019 Association.over 150,- 000 cigarettes have been sent to Old Boys on active service, all of whom have been granted Honorary Membership i.the Association for the duration of the war.Cote Road Fire Quelled Quickly By Local Firemen this Fire broke out in the R.C.M.P.Barracks, at 574 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Prince Albert Avenue, on Monday morning about 10 A.M, It wag reported that there were about 20 men of the Force stationed there at the time and fire was caused by defective wiring.With the quick and efficient work of the Westmount Fire Department it was soon put under control with little damage.The premises was formerly under command of Supt.H.A.R.Gagnon of \u201cC\u2019\u2019 Division, and is now under commend ot Supt.J.Brunet.John Jeffery Fiske, Westmount centenarian and oldest living graduate of McGill University.who celebrated his 100th birthday on Tuesday at his residence, 87 Arlington Avenue, was greatly honored to receive a cable from their Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth who graciously extended congratulatory wishes for the occasion.The cable signed.by His Maj- esfy\u2019's secretary reads as follows: \u201cThe King and Queen are much interested to hear that you are celebrating your 100th birthday and send hearty congratulations and good wishes,\" Mr.Fiske, who was made an emeritus member last year by the McGill Graduates\u2019 Society, an honor conferred upon only one other grad\u2014ate, was honored on Tuesday by a visit from Dr.F.Cyril James, principal and Vice- Chancellor of McGill University, and Fraser S.Keith, president of the Graduates\u2019 Society, who presented Mr.Fiske with a plaque bearing the McGill crest.Among other gifts received was | a beautiful basket of 100 roses a gift from Bert Riley, of Chas.J.Hill Reg'd.Despite his great age, Mr.Fiske is remarkably well in health; he takes an interest in day-to-day developments of the world events, and is much interested im local Monarchs Honor J.Jeffery Fiske On 100th Birthday affairs having been a resident of Westmount for 37 years.Mr.Fiske has lived under the rule of five British sovereigns and whose lifetime includes the Crimean War, the Indian Mutiny, the American Civil War, the Franco-Prussian War, the Fenian Raids, the Boer War and the first World War, and takes keen Interest in the present war.Born in Abbotsford, Que.on February 22nd.1844 Mr.Fiske graduated from MeGill University with the B.C.L.degree in 1868 (Continued on Page 3) JOHN JEFFERY FISKE Group Capt.Vaughan Corbett, DFC, Is Given New Appointment Word has been received that Group Capt.Vaughan B.Corbett, D.F.C., a veteran of the Battle of Britain, has been promoted from the rank of wing commander and will now take command of an R.C.A.F.unit at Bagotville, Que.GROUP CPT.V.B.CORBETT, D.F.C.Group Capt.Corbett is the son of Mrs.William : Corbett, 760 Upper Lansdowne Avenue, and was recently officer commanding the new air.force transport station at Moncton, N.B.While in command of 402 Fighter Squadron in the' Battle of Britain, Group Captain Cor- bett was cited for great skill and leadership and was awarded the D.F.C.His wife, the former Mary Catherine Sloas and little son, are ai present staying with her mother in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Group Capt.Corbett has three brothers also In the services, Major F.J.B.Corbe.t, now with the artillery in England, Major D.F.B.Corbett of the 48th Highlanders, who was overseas for three and half years, and was wounded at Tunisia and returned to Canada October last to instruct at Brockville, Ont, and his youngest brother Lieut.Kenneth C.B.Corbett, who is a prisoner of war in Germany after serving in Sicily.\u2014 Mrs.Corbett's four sons were educated at Upper Canada College, McGill University and R.M.C.at Kingston.dood ee rames ene = ere ew mgr en seis bre és we ES 5 fo Sg Sali ae Te AE Te r + TAF Smet SAIS PAGE TWO THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d -Boy Scouts Hold Annual Service Western Area Represented by 300 Members ST.MATTHEWS Member: of the Boy Scouts\u2019 Association attended the Scouts\u2019 Own which was held at the local Y.M.C.A.Three hundred scouis and cubs were present at the service which marked Boy Scout week.The Scouts\u2019 Own is a church service for all Scouts.This service consisted of cull tn worship by C.J.Dendy followed by the hymn \u201cO God Our Help in Ages Past\u201d and a prayer hy Reverend G.F.Dewey.The Scripture was rad by Reverend Stanley S.Stock.The next hymn was \u2018Onward Christian Soldiers\u201d followed by an address by Flight Lieutenant Williams.The National Anthem was sung and the Cubs and Scouts reaffirmed their promises.The service closed with the hymn \u2018Lord of the Lands\u201d and the Benediction.The pianist was A.C.Lloyd.The welcome to the Y.M.C.A.building was extended by W.L.Gatehouse, chairman of the Board of Management.This week Lhe members of ithe TROOP Boy Scout Movement of the British Empire celebrate the birthday of thei: founder, Sir Robert Baden Powell.Sir Robert was born in England in 1857.He later joined the army and at the out-break of the Boer War was a general in command of the forces defending Mafeking.He held the town against fearful odds.During the seige he organized the boys of the garrison into messengers to carry messages to the men at the front.His next exploit occurred when he assisted in the capture of Pretoria.After the war he returned to England and in 1908 started the Scout Movement.Preceeding this there was an experimental camp at Brownsea in 1907.In the year 1910 the organization was incorporated by royal charter.After that, the organizatio: spread to all parts of the Empire.Y's Chats Westmount Hi-Y Clubs will attend the Grand Chapter Meeting of Montreal Hi-Y Clubs at Central Y.M.C.A.to-night at six o'clock.Hartley Fowler, World Service Secretary of the National Council Y.M.C.A., will be the speaker.Mr, Fowler has just returned from a study visit of the Y.M.C.A.\u2019s in Mexico.Basketball, \u2014 The Westmount Y Basketball teams have been making a good showing in the city tournaments and Glenn Wood is coaching them for the strenuous games ahead.Hobby Show.\u2014 The Westmount Boys and Girls Hobby Show held their weekly meeting yesterday and things are speeding ahead for the big event which takes place during the Easter Holidays.Badminton, with only two months to go, is proving very popular on Wednesday evenings at the Junior High School and on Friday evening at the West- mount Y, Sleigh Ride, \u2014 The Airmen of the Headquarters staff and their friends to the number of over three hundred are meeting at the Y tonight at eight for g sleigh ride (weather permitting) return- of the Western area: Week at The Victoria Hall Feb.28in \u2014 Westmount Women's Red Cross Meeting.Feb.29th \u2014 Dickens\u2019 Fellowship Bridge; St.Johns\u2019 Ambulance Meeting; Westmount Municipal Association Executive Meeting; Stagette Club Dance; Westmount Lodge S.O.E.Meeting.March 1st - - Quarranling Play \u2014 Montreal Women's Club; West- mount Rotary Club Luncheon; Elacta Chapter O.E.S.Meeting.March 2nd \u2014 Ho:iland-Canada Society Film; Westmount Stamp Club; Westmount Chapter Red Cross.March 3rd \u2014 Youth Science Organization Dance; I.H.Stearns Lodge AS &AM Supper.March 4th \u2014 Johnny Holmes Orchestra; Caledonian Society Social: Noorduyn Social Club.CCF.Entertains New Members \u2018The Westmount C.C.F.club entertained at a reception for its new members on Sunday evening, at the home of Mrs.Howard Reid, 381 Prince Albert Avenue.Guests were received by Mrs.Reid and Mrs.E.Bourke, president of the Westmount C.C.F.club.Dr.Alfred Fossati was the geust speaker.The Musical program was provided by the following ar- Lists : Miss Violet Fairbairn contralto, accompanied by Miss Marie Zimmerman with violin obligato by vrs.Audrey Read Lafond.Harry Goodman baritone accompanied by Mrs.Harry Goodman.Violin solos by Mrs.Audrey Read Lafond completed an enjoyable program.: The guest speaker nd musicians were thanked by Miss Eileen Whillans and Dr.Wm.Walsh, R.Y.Kayserlingk Speaks At Rotary R.Y.Kayserlingk, manager of the British United Press in Canada, was the guest speaker on Wednesday at the Westmount Rotary Club luncheon held in Victoria Hall.Mr.Kayserlingk gave some interesting information on the distribution of news.introduced the speaker who was thanked by George Hunter.in the chair, and spoke on the appeal for the Canadian Red Cross Campaign urging members to give generously, ing to the Y for beans and dancing.If there is no weather they will just dance.Learn to swim classes will be starting soon for boys and girls seven to ten.Instruction for members is progressing with an eye to summer days.Life Saving, \u2014 Will those who are Interested in life saving please sign up at the office, Business Men's Gym Class and Individual Conditioning is under the leadership of I.M.MacFarlane every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Now is the time to build up for the days ahead, It is reported from Ottawa that the peak of taxation has been reached.But don\u2019t figure on tobogganing down the other side, Lefty Nelson, Chester McBride, president, was & Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 .TWO LAB GRADS TESTING SYNTHETIC RUBBER Canadian-made rubber must stand up to rigid requirements , .it has to be good! In the picture above, two young University of Toronto graduates employed in the laboratory of the government-owned Polymer Corporation near Sarnia, Ontario, ate hard at work.left is testing buna-S rubber with acetone, while her lab mate tests a piece of the synthetic rubber product.Ne The girl on the = Know Your Q.Wherein toes a \u2018bylaw\u2019 of the City differ from one of the \u201ccharter\u2019\u2019 provisions?A.Under the \u2018\u2018charter\u2019\u201d of the City, the Council is empowered to make bylaws which \u2018\u2018shall, when published, be deemed public law within the municipality\u201d and \u2018may impose, by any bylaw within its powers, for every infraction of a bylaw either a fine, with or without costs, or imprisonment.but, except where otherwise provided, such fine shall not exceed forty dollars, nor such imprisonment last more than two months.\u201d The Cities and Towns Act which is the general legislation from which the City derives its powers nd procedure provides that the City Council may make bylaws ranging from the general aim \u201cTo secure the peace, order, good government, health, general welfare and improvement of the municipality, provided such bylaws are not contrary to the laws of Canada, or of this Province, 5 Westmount nor inconsistent with any special provision of this act or of the charter\u201d thorugh inspection of houses, protection of persons and property, to definition of nuisances and their abatement and the taking of a census.The Provincial Government is to be kept posted as to every bylaw, for a copy \u201cshall be transmitted without delay to the Lieutenant-Governor- in-Couneil, who may disallow it.\u201d Machinery is also set up for those bylaws which require the approval of the electors or holders of taxable property, notably in the matter of municipal loans, such as bond issues.As a matter of practice a close relation with the Provincial Government authorities is maintained through the Department of Municipal Affairs so that on occasions when disallowance of a bylaw by the Provincial Government is a possibility a line of action acceptable to all concerned Is worked out.Modern French Art Dominion Gallery The Dominion Art Gallery, 1448 St.Catherine St.W., are showing a very interesting exhibition of Modern French Art and works of other important European artists.In the collection there are oils, water colors, drawings, graphics and sculptures, and many of the works represented are by Fantin- Latour, Le Sidaner, Daumier, Gavarni, Toulouse-Lautrec, James Ensor, Derain, Heckel, Stgnac, Grosz, Ernst Munch and Per Krogh, Kisling, Vieminck, Utrilia, ete.Abstract and surrealist art is also shown by Picasso and Fein- inger, The exhibition will continue ah next week, Monarchs Honor.(Continued from Page 1) and then studied law under J.G.K.Houghton, who had graduated from McGill tive years earlier.Later Mr.Fiske practised in Montreal in association with his cousin the late Hon.Sir John Abbott, a McGill graduate of the class of 1854, who was Prime Minister of Canada from 1891 to 1892.Mr.Fiske also carried on practice in Coaticook, Que., until 1888, when he became manager of the Coaticook Penman Mills, from which ne retired in 1907.Mr.Fiske who is a member of St.Matthias Church, resides with his two daughters, the Misses IL.and B.Fiske, who with Mrs, W.T.Stewart of Toronto and Mrs.W.P.Roper of Montreal were present at the family celebration held on Tuesday.Westmount High Home and School To Hear H.Hatcher A meeting of the Westmoung High Schools .ome and School Association will be held on Tuese day evening, February the 29th at the Junior High School.The president, J.A.H.Hens derson, will be in the chair and the meeting will commence at 8.30 p.m.H.G.Hatcher M.A,, Superintendant of the Lachine Schools will speak and his subject will be \u201cOur Educational System\u2014Does it meet the needs of present day.\u201d Hatcher has devoted his life to education and has hed practical experience az a teacher and principal and in his present sapacity has à thorough know'edge of adminise tration.With Mr.Hatcher\u2019s broad experience in the educational field, he is thor »ughly capable of making constructive criticisms of the present system.His recent talks to Home and School Groups have shown his grasp of the sube ject and the refreshingly witty terms in which his information is clothed assure an interesting and instructive evening.A cordial invitation to attend this meeting is extended to all persons interested and especially to other Hom¢ and School Groups in the district.Flt.-Lt.G.S.Brown Wins Promotion - Word has been received that F/O G.Stewart Brown, R.C.A.F, who has been serving overseas with g fighter squadron, has been promoted to the rank of flighte lieutenant.Flight-Lieut.Brown is the son of Mr.and Mrs.C.Gordon Brown, of 3509 Grey Avenue, and has nearly four years\u2019 service in the air force overseas.During.1943, he served in the Middle East for a year.He is 22, and is a former student of King\u2019s School, Weste mount High and McGill Univers sity where he had two years in chemical engineering.Air Compressor Of Tram Damaged Gaston Joli, 23, 112 Gouin boulevard, was driving a Drive- Yourself car, which had been hired by the Bessner Meat Mara ket, 4953 Sherbrooke Street, east to west on Cote St.Antoine road at 11 o\u2019clock Friday morning when he colided with a Monte real Tramways car at the Gire ouard intersectinn.No persons were injured but the tram\u2019s air compressor was damaged and the front.of the\u2019 automobile sustained :onsiderable damage.hr J M.A Collins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W.DExter 1149 Modern Chapel WITH \"HAMMORD\" ORGAN Mee TEE Wal 2 ol age ns nd Ao ne Da ds nd in jé ad of of nt Ds De ty m 18 1d 11 ly.ps » 8 n ly A$ 1e r 2 4 te I's is pe TYR er ous e INCORPORATED DExter 1132 Hand & Donohoe Independent Fuel Merchants \u2018 4856 Sherbrooke St.West \u201cWestmount\u2019's Home Newspaper\u2019 DANCELAND The Most Beautiful Dance Hall in Canadas ROLAND DAVID And His 14 Piece Orchestra Dancing Every Night and Sunday Chez Maurice FEATURING Afternoon - Popular Prices ¢ WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 92-Year-Old Citizen and Oldest Living Cantab Here Celebrates Birthday Arthur Matheson Fraser, M.A, of 3055 Sherbrooke Street w,.believed to be the oldest living graduate of Cambridge University living in Canada, celebrates his 92nd birthday here next week, on Friday March 3rd.Mr.Fraser who is active and in good health, was born in 1852, in Edinburgh, Scotland,\u2019 the eldest son of Arthur-Fraser and Mary J.es) ARTHUR MATHESON FRASER, M.A.Davidson, both of Aberdeenshire families.Hig father, uncle and brother were all former consuls for Britain in Batavia, the East Indies capital.Receiving his education at Edinburgh Academy, Acadrmie de Luisanne and the College Galliard, Switzerland; the University of 7erlin and London and Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1871-1875, Mr.Fraser was called to the Bar in 1876, and practised at Lincoln's Inn, London for some years.After giving up his law practice, he and his family spent sorhe time in Switzerland before coming out ot Canada in 1898.Several visits to Canada before this were taken in the eighties .by Mr.Fraser, who recalls on one occasion when he was the only unofficial guest in the first C.P.R.Railway coach train to run from Winnipeg to Port Arthur, Ont.Seitling fn Winnipeg in 1898, the Fraser family made their home there for thirty years, and were heavy investors in real estate there.In the early summer of 1928, Mr.and Mrs.Fraser and.family ended their long residence In Winnipeg, and revisited the United Kingdom and Switzerland, and after a year abroad the family returned to Canada and settled Ein Westmount.Mr.Fraser's son Captain James Gordon Fraser, O.B.E., R.N,, who recently returned tc England from Malaya, is at present with the Home Guards there, and the two grandaughters are serving in the Navy and the British Admiralty.Mr.Fraser's wife, who passed away in the spring of 1938, was the author of \u201cThe Way To Zion,\u201d a book of daily devotions and collection of original poms.A few weeks ago, by special request, one of her poems was read over Station C.F.C.F.by the Rev.Talbot- Hindley, M.A, of Campbell Memorial Presbyterian Church.Mr.Fraser makes his home here with his daughters at Chequers Court.Post-War World Books Are Available At Local Library Many Westmounte sg are probably familiar with the radio programme broadcast from station CBM on Tuesday evenings from 8.30 to 9 P.M.The programme is intended as a citizen's forum on Canada in the post-war world, and it is prepared under the auspices of the Canadian Association for adult education.The Westmount Library has received copies of a list of books prepared by the Toronto Public LONDON Clock Specialists Fine Clock Repairs John W.Fox, proprietor HArbour 8940 Room 415 1434 ST.CATHERINE WEST Near Bishop St.PAINTING and DECORATING + J.A.Bethune 3342 Troie Ave.COTE DES NEIGES AT.7192 \u20ac A \u2014 Libraries, designed for use in conjunction with these broadcasts.Almost all the books thereon are available at the local Library\u2014 and they will be ulsplayed there during the coming week.The titles include the following : U.S.Foreign Policy, Shield of the Republic, Walter Lippman.America and World Mastery : the future of Canada, United States and the British Empire\u2014 John MacCormac.The Unguarded Frontier: a history of American-Canadian relations, Edgar McInnis The Russian Enigma: an interpretation \u2014 W.H.Chamber- lin.The Truth about Soviet Russia \u2014Sidney'and Beatrice Webb, Resistance and Reconstruction: messages during China's six years of war \u2014 Chiang Kai-shek.Listen.Hans\u2014Dorothy Thompson.20° Fire in the Pacific-\u2014Simon Har- court-Smith.Agenda for a Post-War World \u2014J.B.Condliffe, Post-war Worlds\u2014P.E.Cor- bett.The Rights of Man and Natural Law\u2014Jacques Maritain.One World\u2014Wendell Willkie.Out of the People\u2014J.B.Priestley.; Democratic Ideals and Reality\u2014 Sir H.J.Mackinder.Progress Shown In Municipal Membership Drive C.S.Madill, chairman of the membership committee of the Westmount Municipal Association reports that the following names are among those that have been added to the list for 1944: D.Adamson; H, N, Blakeney; W.George Borland; W.E.Black; W.Boyd; J.R.Boyes; H.Carlyle Brodie; W, M.Barnes; John Brady; Thomas W, Bassett; W.Ballantyne; H, R, Beaumont; G.F.Benson, Jr.; George F.Benson; C.S.Bradeen; Hugh Crombie; C.L.Carsley; E, J.Crouch; W.J.Chatfield: Hugh Chambers; A.H.Cowie; F.E.C.S.MADILL Cronyn; J.A, Cameron; Coo; John Calverley; C.B.WwW.R.Campbell; William Carter; Den- ton B.Creighton; H.D.Clapper- ton; W.M.Campbell; Brian Dey- lin; L.C.Drummond; E.S.Diblee; Miss M.Dyke; G.N, Dalton; A.H.Dingman; E, H.Dwyer; Charles E.Frosst, Jr.; W.P.Fortune; S.E.Frances; J.G.Fraser; J.W.Fogan; William Goodhugh; Ney K.Gordon; N.V.S.Gregory; J.H.Holden; A.D, Hunt; M, Herman; Charles H.Jackson; J.\u201d C.Justesen; Albert G.Johnston; R.S.Kennedy; J.D.King; J.M, Keddie; C.Krause; George F.Livermore; A.S.Lewis; Dr.M, Digby Leigh; Frank 8S.Moffitt; R.W.Mitchell; S.May; G.L.MacGillivray; Pierre Michaud; E, D.McIntosh; Peter Miller; J, Mervin; H., Mc- Rae Miller; James McGee; K.P.Macpherson; D.C, Morrison; Robert Minty; Dr.C.H.P.Moore; Edward H, Maw; F.O'Reilly; H.W.O'Neill; Fred A.Peacock; S, Rayner; Archie Robertson; D.À.Rolland; Arthur M, Russell; N, Root; J.A.M, Rob- Sub-Lt.Harkness Gains Commission In a recent despatch received here is word of Prob., Sub.-Lt.R.Hugh Harkness, R.C.N.V.R,, a recent graduate of H.M.C.S.King's Officers\u2019 training centre at Halifax, wh» is the son of Col.and Mrs, R.D.Harkness, of 4386 Montrose Avenue.Born in Montreal 19 years ago, Sub-Lt.Hark- ness had completed first year of a science course at McGill University before enlisting as a mid- shipman in September, 1942, He.trained here and at Deep Brook before entering Kings and has now been posted to à Fairmile motor launch.Business Association Elécts Officers For Ensuing Year At ® well attended meeting of the Business Association of West- mount held in Victoria Hall, West- mount on Tuesday evening, the following officers were clected to serve for the present fiscal year.President, Donald B.Ross; 1st Vice-President, Charles Walson; 2nd Vice-President, A.Ross, Grafton; Officers and Directors, Albert Smithers, P.T.Golden, R.S.Robson, Paul Goudreau, C.B.Cutten, P.A.Seers, M.Sacoran- sky; Secretary-Treasurer, J.M.Kennedy.P.T.Golden kindly consented to act as chairman of the nominating committee.The retiring President, N, Eric ertson; .G, Edwin Robertson; G.Edwin Roberton; Edward T.Reynolds; Charles L.Schryer: F.M.A, Stafford; G.C.Seybold; H.F.Swift; R.C.Tibbetts; AS.Torrey; W.B.Terry; J, B.Trow; Burton Thompson; Charles S.Virtue; Hugh Watson; George.Wood; G.C.Wilkins; C.R.Wark; George Whittaker: Frank Wainwright; Hugh M.Watson; F.R.Walker; A, Wiley Walsh; George S.Wheatley, Jr.; H.G.Welsford; J.C, Wilson; J.8.H.Wurtele, Ohman, read his report of the activities of the association which was very well received.Although, general meetings had not been called during the past year, many executive meetings were held throughout the year and the in- teresis of the membership have been we!l in hand at all times, The Secretary Treasurer, J.M.Kennedy, also read the financial report of the association which showed that the present position of the association is very sound indeed.In grateful appreciation of his untiring efforts and on behalf of the Business Association of Westmount, W.Gordon Kenwood made a presentation of War Savings Certificates to N.Erie Ohman on his retirement as press ident after having served that office for the past three years.A very interesting program of future activity for the association was outlined Ly the Incoming committee.Queune-rious When it was cheap and plentiful She never bought a bit; But now it's scarce she stands in line So she can purchase it.NICK.Help The Red Cross GOVERNMENT NOTICE NATIONAL WAR LABOUR BOARD 858 Incorporation of Cost of Living Bonus \u2018into Wage Rates HE ATTENTION of all employers in Canada, subject to the Wartime Wages Control Order 1943 (P.C.9384), is directed to the provisions of the Order requiring them to establish for each éf their occupational classifications, not above the rank of foreman, a single wage rate or range of wage rates as prescribed by the rules set out in Schedule \u201cA\u201d of the Order by adding to the previous authorized single wage rate or previous authorized range of wage rates the amount of previous authorized cost of living bonus, and that such established single wage rate or range of wage rates shall be effective for the first payroll period beginning on or after February 15, 1944.Employers who may not be paying previous authorized cost of fiving bonus as required by General Orders of the National War Labour Board, issued under dates of August 4, 1942, and November 3, 1943, pursuant to the provisions of the Wartime Wages Control Order, P.C.5963, are required to include such amounts of cost of living bonus in the establishment of wage rates of their employees under P.C, 9384 effective for the first payroll period beginning on or after February 15, 1944, as stated.C.P.McTAGUE, Chairman NATIONAL WAR LABOUR BOARD Ottawa, Canada 0s4ew = ga \u2014 = piss pied = a ES wep iy A I x i Jy 7 ETE Te er FI TN we .PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis.Published Every Priday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2773* \u2018The\u2019 Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devated to public service.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 RED CROSS APPEAL (COMMENCING Monday, the Canadian Red Cross Society will stage its annual financial campaign.The national objective is again $10,000,000, of which the Province of Quebec must provide $2,500,000: This is a big order, but we'll make it, for the worth of the Red Cross needs no emphasis, especially in wartime, In every previous appeal.the people of Quebec have over-subscribed their quota.We'll do it again.In wartime the chief job of the Red Cross is caring for wounded soldiers and civilians.All wounded soldiers need the help of the Red Cross.Dried blood serum must be kept on the march to our fighting men.Surgical | dressings, special drugs.foods and vitamin tablets, comforts and supplies of all kinds must be provided.It is the least we can do.Think for a moment what conditions of warfare would be like were there no Red Cross.There was once a pitiful and terrible time when the wounded in battle \u201clay like tossed cordwood on a bloody field.\u201d That .cannot happen now.There is help for the wounded at all the outposts of the world.Today, Red Cross covers thé earth.Help the Red Cross to the limit of your means.Contribute generously when the canvasser asks for your subscription.HELP THE FRENCH CHARITIES OCAL residents will, we know, contribute- generously in response to the appeal of the Federation \u2018of French Charities, which epened Monday and will continue until March 2.While the great majority of local people are of the English tongue, they realize that the welfare of the nation is indivisible, that what harms a part harms all of us, and for that reason will give the French charities appeal their full support.The objective is a big one\u2014$612.000\u2014but it must be passed if the needy are not to suffer.This district has a long-time reputation for never failing to support a worthy cause.We must go over the top again.MIDDLE CLASSES SUFFER S IN the case of most emergencies, the tramways strike hit the middle class hardest.And unless something reverses the present trends the middle classes, which .form by far the largest class groups in Can- and asked for a loan.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 ada, are going to be squeezed often between the labour-radical agitators and racketeers on one hand and the stand-pat employers of labour on the other.Smooth words are being fed this white-collar class these days by labour leaders and radical politicians who know that their movement will never succeed without at least their partial support, and who are trying, with some success, to convince the middle classes that their interests are one with those of the labour group.The middle classes comprise the great balance wheel in our economic and social structure.Taken by and large, they are not agitators.They don\u2019t like the idea of unions because they fear they would establish maximum salaries and opportunities and fix limits to ambition and ability.Thev don't like trouble.Most of them have confidence in the goodwill and integrity of their employers, and they don\u2019t like the idea of fixing a gulf between themselves and those for whom and with whom they work.They are the great barrier to the establishment of class government in Canada.The growing signs of a big scale bid by labour organizations for political power, however, makes it imperative that this great middle class look to its own interests.A splitting up of middle-class sympathies and votes in favour of movements that can do it no gopd will bring nothing but confusion, hardship, and disaster.And the middle-class will be by far the greatest sufferers in that contest for power.ROMMEL\u2019S FRENCH LOAN OR having recounted, in a shop, a \u201cpolitical pleasantry,\u201d Frau Margarete Schroder.aged fifty-six, was condemned by a special court to nine months\u2019 imprisonment, according to a report in a Stettin newspaper of last October.The president of the court said it mattéred little whether Frau Schroder really intended to mock certain officials or not.What mattered was the effect that such jokes could have.A few days later the Rhein-Mainische Zeitung of Frankfurt published a statement that it was the duty of everyone to bring to account any person who, in view of the gravity of events, repeated political jokes.Those who invent such jokes ought to be considered as saboteurs and condemned to death.in the opinion of that paper.Threats do not.however, prevent such jokes circulating in Germany.As evidence, here is one about Rommel which had a vogue.Rommel, in Paris, found himself short of money.So he got in\u2019 contact with a banker The banker consented at once~and spread out a bundle of banknotes.A little astonished.Rommel took them and remarked: \u201cBut you haven't asked me for guarantees! Do you want a receipt?\u201d \u201cOh, that isn't necessary, Monsieur le Feld Marshall,\u201d came the answer, \u201cyou borrowed Ly- bia, Tunisia.Sicily, and you returned them.\u201d aan TER FRA OTRAS on.SLi Lee = paid ' a Sc WHAT'S THIS\u2014ANOT HER »SECRET WEAPON?\u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d + v v THE FORUM mm Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C., D.C.L.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this - Forum are 1 not \u2018necessarily those of this newspaper, and it! does not accept responsibility for them, + oo but be a pronounced liberal.This is pecurity for the British masses, the Church of England and the Roman Communion in Great Britain are now headed by primates who are conspicuously in the forefront of movements for social redress and re-direction.Church statesmanship in England evidently sees coming a post-war test in this field for which it is choosing a new leadership.Are there signs of equal statesmanship among the\u2019 American churches?\u201d Dr.L.B.Pett, Director of Nutrition Services for Canada, stated recently three causes of malnutrition in Canada: \u2018\u201cTRe first is economic.Let us face it squarely that even in a land of plenty, they cannot afford an adequate diet.\u201d Canada, the home of newsprint, is now printing the Bible for the first time in its history.The work is being done for the Oxford University Press by Ryer- son Press, Toronto, the publishing house of the United Church of Canada.Among those present when the first pages were run off from imported plates on Oect.27, was BE.E.Woollon, secretary of the Toronto Allied Printing Trades Council, who, for many years, has carried on an active campaign to have Bibles printed in this country.Behind the printing of the Bible is a great deal of British tradition.The copyright of the King James Version is invested in the king.When at the coronation service his majesty accepts the -Bible, it is symbolic of the investiture of the copyright in his person.The rights, formerly belonging to the king's printer only, were gradually extended to two great English publishing houses, Oxford and Cambridge.Later the privilege was given to the Collins Publishing House of Scotland.Up to last month these houses were the only ones in the British empire permitted to publish the Bible.Because of the shortage of help and paper and material in England and the scarcity of Bibles to meet the unusually large demand, the Oxford \u2018| Press contracted with the United Church publishing house to print 30,000 In Canada.It is hoped that in time this dominion will become an exporter of Bibles.Miss Lydia Gruchy, the first woman to be ordained as a minister of the United Church of Canada, and for five years secretary of the committee on the deaconess order and women workers, has resigned to accept a call to the pastoral charge of Naicam- Spalding in her native province of Saskatchewan.Hers will be a two-point rural charge, Nineteen of the major.Protestant churches of the U.S.A.reported an increase of more than $24,000,000 in contributions received in 1943.The total contributions amounted to $376,- 946,856 in 1943.The highest per capita giving was among the So- carry that fight on against powerful political opposition.appointment, a leading American journal stated: **It should be noted, that both ¥ some people have been | and are undernourished because] The Vatican has named the Most Rev, Bernard W.Griffin, auxiliary bishop of Birmingham, to succeed the late Cardinal Hinsley as archbishop of Westminster.The new archbishop is in his early forties and served In the air force\"in the First World War.He becomes primate of the Roman Catholic Church in Britain.He is known to particularly true with respect to social questions.He has been one of Sir William Beveridge's strongest supporters in the struggle to provide cradle-to-grave social and has shown his readiness to Of thie ciety of Friends and the Church of the Nazarene.The Dominion-Provincial Conference in Ottawa was said to be the first distinctive war campaign for the production of food in the history of this country and may become an established thing in the future, even after peace is restored.Press representatives agreed that all had a common desire to see that Canada\u2019s agricultural aid to the war effort should be as effective as possible.The outstanding feature was the appeal of the Minister of Agriculture, Hon Mr.Gardiner, to the farmers of Canada, to produce eneugh bacon for export to Britain in 1944 to maintain the British ration of 4 ounces per person per week.This, he said, can only be done if the export aim is 600,000,000 pounds.Col.John J.Llewellin, the new British Minister of Food, made an appeal to keep up shipments so that he would not be forced to reduce the ration to 3 ounces.He and his assistant paid tribute to the \u201cmiraculous\u201d quantity of food that Canada has been shipping.The British people, they said, are deeply appre- clative.The aim with the contracts for 1944 and 1945 was 450,000,000 and now it is 600,000,000.Mr.Gardiner \u2018said the Government would try to increase the term of the contracts for bacon to relieve the minds of farmers over the possibility that there might be a sudden decline in exports if the war should come suddenly to an end.Expecting a Crowd From Aberdeen comes the story of the cinema attendant who found a pound note and took it 10 the manager.: Later the following notice was placed on the screen : \u201cA pound note has been found.Will the owner please queue up at the box office at 10 a.m.tomorrow?\" A small boy returned home from school and told his father that he was second in his class.Top place was held by a girl.\u201cSurely, John\u201d, said the father, \u201cyou're not going to be beaten by a mere girl.\u201d \u201cWell, you see, Father\u201d, explained John, \u2018\u2019girls are not nearly so mere as they used to be.\u2019\u2014 Independent Forester.\u2026 Re app il .+ tin, ley rly nes to to ial to hie reh on- be ign the 18y in \u2018is ves on a's ort lethe ule the 1ce to the per id, ort ol.ew de ed es, ri- 23 eo- re n= \"as is id to cts ds ity en rar nd.Ty ho + \u201c id up tom he ce ~ \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 FP The Church Calls to Worship PAGE FIVE ha World Mission Of Church Topic Of Rev.Dr.Smith In Dominion-Douglas Church next Sunday morning, Dr.Lloyd Smith will speak on tha topic \u201cThe World Mission of the Church'\u2014Dbelng the last of the series suggested by the Canadian Committee of the World Council ot Churches.Church School! in all departments will meet at 3.00 p.m.as will the minister's class for church membership.In the evening at 7.30 R.J, D.Morris, B.A., student assistant will be the speaker.Miss Brenda Borrie and John Laldlaw will assist in the worship service.The Young People\u2019s Union will meet following the service.Sewing Circle holds its meeting regularly on Mondays at 2.00 p.m.The Red Cross unit meets every Wednesday from 10-5.00 p.m.More helpers are needed.Frances Willard W.C.T.U.will meet on Wednesday, at 3.00 p.m.Speaker: FIt./Lt.Carl C.Dean, Protestant chaplain in No.1 Wireless School.Subject: *Temperance as related to the Air Force\u2019.Preparatory service and reception of members will be held on Wednesday evening at 8.00 p.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014 Ÿ | Westmount Baptist | * - wr \u2014 \u2014\u2014_ Y Westmount\u2019s series of unusual Sunday evening services is proving most interesting.Last Sunday evening's .service was conducted by the women of the cou- gregation, assisted by the minister.The following participated: Mrs.H.W.Hamilton, Mrs.E.G.Hinds, Mrs.W.S.Elliot, Mrs.Dugald Nasmith, Mrs.J.H.Hill, Mrs.S.J.McCormick, Mrs.Tom Parker and Mrs.Dixon Gordon.On Sunday evening the service will be conducted by ten young people of the congregation.assisted by the minister.Dr.John- gton will deliver a brief address entitled \u201cWhat God did for an \u201c Army Commander.\u201d En pa At the morning service Dr.Johnston\u2019s sermon title will be \u201cWarm Springs in the Wilderness.\u201d The Fireside Fellowship is held tollowing the evening service.This gathering affords a grand time to all who attend.Refreshments will be served at the close.Men end women In uniform are especially invited.The Young People's Union meets on Monday evering at 8 o'clock.This is a fine gathering of young people.The programs are both inspiring and challenging.The study period conducted by the minister is entered into with deepest interest.Many young men and women participate in the discussion.Westmount\u2019s mid-week meeting is field on Wednesday at 8 o'clock.This gathering is a source of great helpfulness to the many who attend.* | Westmount Park | * * On Sunday morning Mr.Goth will continue the series of sermons on The Problem of Pain taking as his topic: \u201cStars in the Night.\u201d In the evening another adventure will be told in the life of St.Paul.Following the evening service Mr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., will speak on \u201cPoetry in Lighter Vein\u201d at the Young People\u2019s \u201cFireside\u201d.* This \u2018is a A verse for to-day .Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness?and what communion hath light with darkness?And what concord hath Christ with Be- lial?or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel?And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols?for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.And will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty.\u2014I1.Cor.6:14-18.* a | Calvary Church | : - * The services in Calvary United conducted by the pastor, the Rev.T, W.Jones, M.A,, D.D., who will preach at the morning service on the theme, Wanted! Bridge Builders.At the evening service at 7.30 the series on lessons for life * from the parables of Jesus will be continued, the lesson for this seyvice being based on the theme of the parable \u201cA House to Let\".The Cnurch School in all departments will meet at 10 o'clock, while the pastor's training class for young people in preparation for church membership will be held in the church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.The Young People's Union will meet in the church parlors at 8.15 p.m.on Monday.After a brief service of worship and business session the members will proceed in a body to Weredale House where the various types of work carried on in this most commendable enterprise will be explained.Tuesday, trom 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m.the Red Cross group will meet in the church parlors.On Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.the regular meeting of the Women's Association will be held in the fadies\u2019 parlors.At 8.15 p.m.Wednesday a specia] meeting of the congregation will be held in the church parlors to consider important aspects in the life and work of Calvary church.The next communion service will be held on Sunday evening, March 5th.humorous lecture on modern poetry and has been much enjoyed by those hearing it on previous occasions.On Wednesday at 8 o'clock the mid-week service will be held.No.3 in the series on Christian Living will be studied under the title \u201cThe Christian in the Community\u2019.These studies are of par- # ticular value today when so many sf the old standards are breaking down under the stress of modern living.The Church School meets on Sundays at 3 o\u2019clock.The Young People\u2019s Society meets each Tuesday at 8 p.m.The Red Cross Group meets every Monday and Wednesday.A cordial invitation is extended to strangers in the district to attend any or all of these services in Westmount Park Church.Church on Sunday next will be|.* | St.Luke's Church | * * The minister, Rev.R.E.Spencer, will preach at both services in St.Luke's United Church next Sunday.In the morning the topic is \u201cThe Modern Case for Lent\" and in the evening, the first in a series on Great Nights of the Bible will be \u2018\u2018The Night of Dissipation.\u201d A series of Lenten services will be conducted every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, in the church.The theme of this series is \u201c\u2018Christian Living\u2019 and challenging messages will be brought from week to week by visiting ministers.Different organizations will be in charge of the services and friends and strangers will be cordially welcomed.Tomorrow the elders will be in charge of the service and the Rev, Westmount Park Church, will speak on \u201cThe Discipline of Self.\u201d The executive meeting of the Woman's Association will be held at the home of Mrs.A.Shiells.2191 Prud homme Ave, N.D.G., on Monday.at 2.45 p.m.The regular monthly meeting of the association will take place in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor on Wednesday.March 1, at 2.45 p.m.Mrs.Patton, president, of the W.M.S., will take charge of the devotional program.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rector: FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Rector's Bible Class.11.00 a.m, Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.* 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion and War Intercessions.8.00 p.m.Evening Service.The Rector.Preacher: ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.~ Westmount Rev.A, T.Love, M.A,, Rector FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.50 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Lenten Series: a.m.\"Marks of a Christian \u2014 Loy- + alty.\u201d .p.m.\u2018Studies in The Prayer Book.\u201d MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A,, LL.B, D.D.11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Discipline of The Soul\u2014The True Lent.\u201d 11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.\"\"Barnabas\u2014The Son of Encouragement.\u2019 Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at both services.VISITORS WELCOME Corn ea ET TC I EE RE ae ee * * George Goth, of| | St.Andiew'\u2018s Church Î * * The service on Sunday evening will be fully choral.Music from the Liturgy of the Russian Orthodox Church is to be sung by the choir, under the direction of Frederick Whiteley.Compositions to be heard are by Tchaikovsky, Arensky, Rachmaninoff, and others of the better known Ecclesiastical Russian masters.ln addition to directing the Church of The Advent \u201cThe Little Church on Wood & Western,\u2019 Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Clifford Andrews, Assistant Priest FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Procession, Solemn Eucharist and Sermon, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong Litany in Procession, WEEK -DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.- Mattins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong 5.00 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.Wednesday 8.00 p.m.Lenten Service.Preacher: Rev.N.E.Peterson.and Calvary Chu rch Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Capt.tha Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, B.D.10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Wanted! Bridge Builders.3.00 pm.P:stor's Training Class 7.30 p.m.A House to Let.Monday, 8.15 p.m.Young People's Union.Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m.Red Cross Unit.Wednesday, 2.30 p.m.Meeting of Women's Association.Wednesday, 8.15 p.r.Special Meeting of Congregation.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Interim Moderator Rev.Dr.F.Scott Mackenzie Walter S.Clapperton.A.K.C.M., Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27th The Rev.William Scott Duncan, B.A., will preach at both the morning and evening services.11.00 a.m.11.30 a.m.7.30 p.m.Morning Warship.Sunday School, Evening Worship.St.Andrew's Church Westmount Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.Student- Assistant Mr.A.Leonard Griffith, B.A.11.00 a.m.\"Reforming Other Peop:e\u2019s Bad Habits.\u201d Dr.Kerr will .each.\"7.30 p.m.Musical Service.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Social.: choir, several solos of Russian origin will be played on the organ by Mr.Whiteley.Commencing at 7.30, the devotional portion of the service will be conducted by Mr.A.L.Griffith, v When you have read the Bibla, you will know it is the word of God, because you will have fount it the key to your own heart, your own happiness and your own duty.\u2014Woodrow Wilson, Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd, - corner Lansdowne Avenue Minister: A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Student Assistant: Mr.R.J.D.Morris, B.A.Rev.11.00 a.m.The Minister.\"The World Mission of the Church.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Mr.R J.D.Morris, B.A.8.30 p.m.Young People's Union.J.M.Waikley, Organist Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Ministe.: Rav.George W.Goth, B A., B.D, 11.00 a.m.\"Stars In The Night.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 \u2018p.m.\"Escape From a Pocket\u2019 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.Howard S.Ross will speak on \u2018Poetry in Lighter Vein.\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director Mrs, S.C.Burgess, Organist St.Luke's United Church Decarie Boulevary (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27th 11.00 a.m.\"The Modern Case for Lent.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Nursery, Primary Classes.Rev.Beginners and Senior Classes.7.30 p.m.Great Nights of the Bible.(1) \u201cThe Night of Dissipation.\u201d Alex McPherson.Orgarist and Choir Director © enemy Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibber Troop Organist ard \u201choirmaster SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11.00 a.m, \u201cWARM SPRINGS IN THE WILDERNESS.\u201d A Fascinating Story of One Man's Claim to Fame.7.30 p.u.Third in the Series of Unusual Services.CO \"DUCTED BY TEN YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE CONGREGATION, Assisted by the Minister.Address: \u201cWhat God Did For An Army Commander.\u201d WESTMOUNT FIRESIDE FELLOWSHIP A Grand Time for All Who Attend! Refreshments + will be served at the close, 27th Men and Women in Uniform espectaily invited.12.15 p.m.Junior, 'ntermediate and.TE a \u2014 Sve ib PACE SIX THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944 Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Belnap have returned from a three weeks\u2019 trip to Vancouver and Victoria.Mrs.Donald F.Angus and her son, Fred, have returned from Saint John, N.B., where they were the guests of the former's parents, Dr.and Mrs.Walter W.White.Mrs.Ruby Jefferies has recently returned after spending a short holiday with friends, skiing at St.Sauveur des Monts, Que.Mrs.Robert Schaedel with her sons, Robert and Peter, of Short Hill, N.J., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.Walter Ahern, Met- culfe Avenue.Mrs.Hugh Norsworthy, who was the guest of he: husband's parents, Mr.and Mrs.S, C, Nors- worthy, has left for Moorestown, N.J., to visit her mother, Mrs.E.C.Grimley, for some time, Mrs.R.E.Studor of Quebec, who has been the guest of Mrs.Leslie Hodges and later visited Mr.end Mrs.James Nuttall at Ste.Adele is now staying with Mrs.J.FPF.Hughes, with whom she will remain until the end of the month.Mrs: Sidney Entwistle with her tiny daughter, Sandra, and baby son, Rodney, left last week for Ottawa where the family will take up residence.They were accompanied by Mrs.Harry Hurst, who will be her sister's guest until the early spring.Miss Evelyn Buchanan, who\" was a missionary school teacher In China for some years, and who was the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.anil Mrs.Archie Buchanan upon her recent return do this country, has been visiting relatives in various parts of the Dominion and 1s now directing a school on the west coast, at Burrard Inlet, B.C.Charlotte Gowns HIT PARADE SPRING DRESSES! See Them, Love Them! The most wearable dresses ever.Soft ly tailored - smart everywhere, each Is an out-and-out flatterer! Crepes, needlepoints, prints, wools, $14.95 up COTTONS, too! 6.95 up 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 a \u2014 Rp Our columnist, Mr.H.S.Ross, K.C., left on Tuesday night for Quebec where he will make a second appearance before the Private Bills Committee of the Legislature in support of the application for incorporafion by the Associated Gospel Churches for whom he is acting as attorney.At the meeting of the West- mount Women's Club, which was held in Victoria Hall today at 2.15 p.m.and at which Mrs.G.P.Bryce, M.A., Ph.D.was the special speaker, \u2018\u2018Prayer for Vie- tory,\u201d by Dick Diestecker of the Canadian Army, recent drama production \u2018Cry Havoc,\u201d was repeated by request.Mrs.J.A.Gillespie read the Prayer.Mrs.& A.MacSween, president of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club, will preside at the Charter Day Luncheon to be heid in the ballrcom of the Mount Royal Hotel on Friday, March 3rd, when Mary Etta MacPher- son, managing Editor of Chatelaine will be the speaker.Mrs.W.H.Lewis, contralto, will be the soloist on this occasion, and Mrs.Percy Clarkson, accompanist.The invited gnests include: Mrs.Edgar Drury Hardy, C.B.E.President of the National Council of Womeny Mrs.Allan L.Smith, Mrs.A.T.Stikeman, Nrs, E.M.Briggs, Mrs.Florian Leduc, Mrs.J.G.Samson, Mrs.rfarolc Mills, Mrs.J.Narsted, Mrs.C.A.Fickett, Mrs.J.Crawford, Mrs.G.A.Caron, Mrs.A.Childs, Miss Gass and Miss D.R.Mathewson.Also seated at the head table will be.Mrs.H.A.Dale, Mrs.Harvey Campbell, Mrs.G.G.Wake- man, Mrs.J.W.Shaw, Mrs, R.G.Bain, Mrs.G.W.Cross, Mrs.M.Schade, Mrs.L.S.Marsh, Mrs.N.B.Muir, Mrs.M.G.Price, Mrs.A.W.Bell, Mrs, F.W.Bishop, Mrs.K.E.Norris, Mrs.C.H.P.Moore, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Mrs.W.S.Swetnam, Mrs.L.Campbell, Mrs.H.J.Everett, Mrs.Per- cy Clarkson end Mrs.J.H.Maude.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Margery Winnifred, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.T, McC.Hutchison, and Second Lieut.William Tinling Stewart, R.C.A., son of the late Capt.William Stewart, and of Mrs.Stewart, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock at Erskine and American Church, A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's.parents, 3218 Cedar avenue.The marriage of Marian Lorraine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Willlam J.Hart to AC2.Otto Charles Cleyn, R.C.A.F., son of Mr.and Mrs.Victor Cleyn, is taking place on Saturday morn- ing, at nine o'clock at the Church \u2014 MME A.GOTHIC 3132 Masson Se, 4491 St.Lewrence \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN NBak .D.A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT nn CourvAL mo D.: À.4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert = [ which was read.by Mrs.Louls de Savoye at the | HOME ECONOMICS | EASY-TO-MAKE MARIAN MARTIN This slim frock with high- placed bodice slashes is a perfect \u2018\u2018easy-to-make.\u201d Pattern 9549 consists mainly of three simple pleces.The attractive pockets are Just squares with the corners turned down.The front-button- ing makes this frock a delight to launder.Pattern 9549 may be ordered only In misses\u2019 and women\u2019s sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20: 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40.Size 16 requires 314 yards 35-inch, craft Department, Each pattern costs twenty-five cents sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted), to The Examiner, Needle- 2191 Hampton Ave, plainly, the pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.Because of the slowness of the mails delivery of our patterns may take a few days longer than usual.MULTI-OCCASION MARIAN MARTIN Staunchly wearable, day-in- day-out, with its perfectly titting lines is Pattern 9048.Such an ideal two-piece style! Its soft jacket, becoming low-cut collar are right for any type of figure.For a multi-occasion dress, we suggest a popular rayon fabric «.5nappy buttons.Pattern 9048 comes in misses\u2019 and women\u2019s sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48.Size 36 takes 35 yards 39-inch.(25c), which should be N.D.G., Montreal.Write Ladies\u2019 Association 17th D.Y.R.C.Hussars In War Stamps Drive At the next-of-kin meeting held last week by the Ladies\u2019 Association of the 17th D.Y.R.C.Hussars it was announced by the President, Mrs.Ward C.Pitfield, that more than $800.00 worth of war savings stamps had been sold by the Association during the recent Soldiers\u2019 Wives\u2019 League drive at Eaton\u2019s.Plans for future activities weré laid before the meeting, particular- 1; for an evening of games and entertainment to be held in April.The main feature of the evening was a series of interesting films of the Tehera conference and the landings in Sicily « nd Tarawa, as well as scenes of water and winter sports and African wild life, Among those present was Mrs.H.King, newly-elected President of the Ascension of Our Lord, Miss Mary O'Toole will be maid of honor and little Miss Patsy Anne Hart, niece of the bride, will be tlower girl.The best man will be Mr.Gerald Hatch, while Lieut.Ross Ritchie, LAC John McLeod, Sgt.Robert Wallace and Mr.Tom Hearst will usher.The reception will be held I Rosemount avenue.of the Sergeants\u2019 Wives\u2019 Assocla- tion.Refreshments were served after the meeting.Frances Willard The regular monthly meeting of the Frances Willard W.C.T.U.will be held in Dominion Douglas Hall on Wednesday at 3 p.m.The speaker will be Flight- Lieut.Carl Dean, padre R.C.A.Wirless School and the subject \u2018Temperance as related to the Air Force.\u201d Mrs.Eugene Lefeb- vre will be the soloist, and Mrs.W.H.Sutherland will act as Group Leader, \u201cWastmount\u2019s Home .Newspaper\u201d .SUBSCRIBERS LIST FOR HOMOEOPATHIC W.A.BRIDGE The Woman's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital is holding a bridge Saturday, at 8.30 p.min the A.R.Griffith Memorial Hall, under the convenership of Mrs.J.F.Bryant and Mrs.S, M.Jamison.Among those who have scribed are: .Mr, and Mrs, Goslie Ham, Mr.and Mrs.À.E.Cadman, Mr, and Mrs.H.Cadieux, Dr.and Mrs.I.McHatfie, Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Parker, Mr.and Mrs.R.Mac- auley, Mrs.Chas, Clark, Mr.and Mrs, H, Speir, Mrs, Geo, Walton, Mr, and Mrs, 8, Beecher, Mr.and Mrs.F.B.Thompson, Mrs.0, W, Bradley, Mrs.E.P.Roberts, Dr.and Mrs.S.G.Eaman, Mr.and Mrs.A.P.Kennedy, Mr.and Mrs, Chas.Fyon, Mrs.I.W, Geer, Mrs, Robt, Randall, Mrs.L, Martin, Mrs.W.W, Geer, Mr.and Mrs.J.Bailey, Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Henry, Mr.and Mrs, H.King, Mr.and Mrs, F.M.Donovan, Mr.and Mrs.I, F, Walsh, Mr, and Mrs, W.G.Mitchell, Mr.and Mrs.J.Simpson, Mr.and Mrs, E.W.Hunt, Mrs.H.E, Ward, Mrs.À.Slater, Dr.and Mrs, J.G.Quackenbush, Mr, and Mrs.Dave Rochon, Mr.and Mrs.D.McK.Rowat, Mr.and Mrs.G.R.Jefferson, Miss F, Fox, Dr, and Mrs, H.Griffith, Dr.and Mrs, V.de Boissiere, Mr, and Mrs, ED.Johnston, Mr.and Mrs.G.Harrison, Mr.and Mrs.H.Brophy, Mr, and Mrs.J, 8.Belcher, Mrs.D.Bremner, Mr.and Mrs.M.Boyd, Mr.and Mre.- C.N, Knowles, Mrs.D, L.Lafontaine, Mrs.H, Laishly, Mrs.G.sub- \u2018H, Leal, Mr.and Mrs.C, D.Med- lar and Mr.and Mrs.À, Wilson.Except in certain isolated areas, G coupons are now required for the.purchase of evaporated or partly skimmed evaporated milk.Keep Healthy The Spencer Way! Individually Designed Supports Improve Posture and Henlth, MRS.F.BLATHERWICK 8556 ST.DENIS STREET DUpont 3871 J EXPERT PAINTING AND DECORATING General Repairs ARTHUR FILTEAU | 5212 CLARKE ST, TA.4211 Introducing .Phone For Appointment at the home of the bride's parents, : eee MR.JACK Hair Stylist Fourteen years\u2019 experience with Quebec's leading hairdressing establishments.Now Featuring The New Cold Wave DE.3419 - EILEEN\u2019S BEAUTY SHOPPE Formerly Mrs.|.Campbell's 4917 SHERBROOKE WEST ee NEAR CLAREMONT mr re Le, al M.mE en An outbreak of civil war in China between the Guerilla and Nationalist armies is still a possibility, declared Miss Agnes Smedley, author of \u201cThe Battle Hymn of China\u201d and former special correspondent of the Manchester.Guardian, Miss Smed- ley spoke to the Montreal Women's Club at its weekly meeting in the Mount Royal Hotel, last Monday.The action of General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson in recognizing Tito\u2019s partisans as our only real allies in Yugoslavia was praised by Miss Smedley who \u2018expressed the hope that a similar recognition would be given by the United Nations to the Communist Army of China which despite the unpopularity.of iis political views, has fought on untiringly to expel the Japanese.The speaker reminde.her aud- fence that in the last decade the nations of the world had regarded China as a third-rate power which.a prolonged civil war had depleted .of wealth and manpower and left an easy victim to the all-conquering Japanese, That in the succeeding years China had not succumbed despite the terrific onslaught of the Japanese invasion Miss Smedley attributed in part to the immense size of the country, and also to the Communist Army which bad developed guerrilla warfare to a science and had introduced a system of education in its: army which, with the exception of Russia, has no parallel elsewhere, Since the peasant soldier must know why and for what he fights, his instruction includes a study of social factors, economics.espionage, history and internationalism.Soldiers thus trained in turn become instructors and through their efforts illiteracy has been liquidated, Learning, Miss Smed- ley emphasized, is a passion with the Chinese.The speaker touched -briefly on the growth of the.co-operative system, mentioning that small self-governing republics had sprung up throughout the land.Such groups operated their own schools, theatres and factories.Miss Smedley who was pub- Hcist of the Chinese Red Cross Medical Corps, stated, that though modern medical equipment and supplies were lacking, yet through the efforts of the volunteer workers g foundation for state medicine had been laid.In answer to various questions Miss Smedley referred to China as a country where the emphasis was put on the community and not on the individual, in fact the individual played a small role and counted for little.Mrs.Edwin Briggs, the President Introduced the.speaker who was thanked by Mrs, E.S.Davies.MANY ACTIVITIES REPORTED BY GLUB The monthly business meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club was held last Friday afternoon in Victoria Hall with 105 members present.Donations of $150 to the forthcoming Red Cross campaign, $560 to the Big Sister Association and $15 to Winona Camp were voted, Mrs, C.H, P, Moore, Community.WeHare chairman, reported on the work of her committee in the child welfare centre, and told of a group of Girl Guides in the Snowdon district taking ga course in home nursing, Mrs.H.B.Meynell, Red Cross Chairman, reported the making of 45 pieces of sewing, 25 pieces knitting, and 2,000 surgical dressings during the month.The War Services Comiilttee Chairman Mrs.G.E.Stephens told of the monthly box of candies, books, magazines, playing cards and three fruit cakes sent to the men of H.M.S, Lis- comb; and the monthly visit to St.Anne's Military Hospital, $64 in War Savings Stamps were sold, Donations of $25 to the Art \u2018Association in connection with the loan exhibition of Great Paintings, and $10 to the Canadian Legion Ypres Branch were given.Mrs.J.W.Shaw spoke of the necessity of supporting\u2019 the League of Nations, and stated a meeting of the group would be held on Friday at 3 pm.in Trinity Memorial.The January bridge realised $310 and Mrs.H, J.C.Darragh and her committee were thanked by Mrs, J.W.Shaw.A vote of thanks was also extended to Mrs.Norman B, Muir for her work on the Autographed Quilt, by Mrs.T.R.Rennie.The proceeds of the quilt amounted to $273.A nominating committee was appointed with Mrs.R.G.Bain as chairman.It was voted that a resolution be sent to Provincial Authorities supporting the recommendation of the survey report of the Tanada and Newfoundland Association on education, Mrs, N, B, Muir read a con- densed version \u2018of the report to the meeting.Another recommendation was that a resolution be sent to the authorities urging action on the proposal made by the Quebec Association for Health Education and Recreation for the improved health and fitness of the people.MASS HOLIDAYING EXPERIMENT IN U.S.Reminiscent of the English type of holiday-making when whole towns start off for popular resorts like Blackpool, is the scheme under consideration in Pennsylvania, where all employees of the major industries of a southeastern Pennsylvania town will take thelr vacations at the same time next summer.Under the plan just announced by the Chamber of Commerce, 2,500 workers will enjoy their holiday from June 30 to July 10 so that working wives and husbands and their grown children might be off together.Cloche Of World War 1 Is Revived Once More .: John-Frederics, designer of hats revives again the friendly, head- covering cloche that stuck to us through postwar years of World War I and is a hat thet is a hat.But, just in case a whole hat is too much for you, he tosses in his *tinette,\u201d a new version of the half-hat \u2014 not the kind that divides.the front from the back of the head\u2014but one that begins at the part of the hair and sidles beguflingly over one eeye, curves about one pretty ear, and leaves the rest of the head to the tender mercies of the hairdresser.A transparent brim \u2018of horsehair shl.des one eye on one of these which is contrived of a loop of straw.Victoria Bridge The.Victor:a Sunshine Society will hold an afternoon Bridge in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m., under the craft manufacturer, was fined $5,- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FESRUARY 25, 1944 ON THE \\ WOMAN'S .REALM Club Told Education Factor In Chinese War Successes Movies To Be Shown Of Canadians At War A meeting will be held in Webster Memorial Hall, Western | Avenue, on Monday at 8 p.m, when a number of films of Canada\u2019s war effort will be shown.These films are prepared oy the Federal Government and sponsored by the Junior Board of Trade of Montreal.This meeting is under the auspices of Hochelaga County Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and | the offering will be used for educational work.Bernard Bercovitz, Toronto air- 000 gr three months in jail, for Canada now supplies about one.tifth of its own wool requirement.Expansion in sheep production PAGE SEVEN was encouraged when it appeared\u2019 possible that Canada\u2019s wool supply might be cut off.ORGANDY | BEAUTY SALON SPECIALIZING COOL WAVE NO HEAT - NO MACHINE - NO WEICHTS , $1 5.00 MISS DESNEIGES GAGNON MISS EVELYN COX Formerly of Knopp\u2019's Beauty Parlor They Extend a Cordial Invitation to their Many Friends & Customers to visit them at their New Location.5012 SHERBROOKE ST.W.hoarding.IN THE NEW PERMANENT $00.00 EL.3881 i Cucumbers \u2014 Shallots Large Ripe Cuba Pines \u2014 Avocados \u2014 Beans \u2014 Peas \u2014 Broccoli \u2014 Sprouts \u2014 Peppers \u2014 Mushrooms.ME © TAKE AR GOOD | LOOK AT LVILLE'S Way To Health & Vitality.Plenty of FRESHER FRUITS & VEGETABLES MARSH \u2014 Endives \u2014 SEEDLESS INDIA RIVER GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 3 for 29: 2 for 25- SHALLOTS 25: ASCAROL -.19° FRESH GARDEN » 15° PEAS STRINGLESS GREEN BEANS ».29° GOLDEN GOLDEN RUSSET APPLES 3 25° ICEBERG f LETTUCE - RIPE OICE FIRM | HE CELERY Ib cr sans Is TOMATOES .29° 9e bneh HEARTS ?Sune 8 bnchs.256 SWEET & EXTRA JUICY WITH THE \u201cZIPPER\u201d SKIN FINE FOR THE KIDDIES! 4 » 29: COOKING APPLES CRISP FIRM | | | | New Tender BEETs& | CARROTS | 4 bnchs.29¢ FRESH i RADISHES 7¢ vocn.19- doz.3 doz.55¢ Other sizes 25: 35° 49: CARROTS 4 » 17° 3-85; 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