The Westmount examiner, 3 janvier 1947, vendredi 3 janvier 1947

[" rt - annual reunion of the Westmount .property taxes recently approved \u201c47 Yours I» Westmount\u201d WEDDING GIFTS including, à Fine Selection of Choice Silverware Expert \u2018Watch & Clock Repairs OHMANS WE.4046 VOL, XViil, Ne.1 Dhe pi \u201c~~ \u201c Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished .Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY N amirer Free Estimates WE.2323 4263 St.Catherine ste.Serving the City of W estmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Westmount WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 PRICE\u2014 IHRE CENTS .Review Of Local Events For 1-9-4- 6 While 1947 is still a mere infant let us pause and look back over the outstanding events in Westmount during 1946 as gleaned from the Examiner files:\u2014 ° January 4, 1946 Holiday season marked by an unusually large number of traffic accidents .Maj-Gen.A.E.Walford, 60 Arlington Avenue re- \u2018tires from army .Lt.-Col.W.C.Bowen, 450 Victoria Avenue, teturns from overseas.January 11, 1946 Fifteen local officers honored by King in New Year's Honors List ., .Anti-Tuberculosis drive under way with X-Raying of all City employees.February 1, 1946 .Westmount Library called, \u201ca shining light ina land of semidarkness\u201d by British Columbia Library Commission and Association.Clerks and Food Handlers in City to be X-Rayed in Anti-Tuberculosis campaign.February 8, 1946 30 new taxis for city will have stand on Victoria Avenue and will be known as 400 Taxis, Limited .Norma Shearer, former resident of Westmount, arrived In town to-day .City experimenting with new type plastic street signs.February 15, 1946 Harte's Pharmacy, 4875 Sherbrooke Street, and Melville Fruit Store, 4471 St.Catherine Street, gutted by fires .WPTB blocks Taxi project, four vets refused new car priorities.Februry 22, 1946 $150,000 theatre planned here, Greene AVenue selected as sife for new project .Col.J.L.Ralston, K.C.,, will address 11th Old Boys' Association.March 1, 1946 Beer question again raised by local grocers .School Association disagrees with some features of report by Province of Quebec Commission on school taxation .Auxiliary Mobile Police Force members receive St.John Ambulance Association certificates in first aid.March 15, 1946 Municipal Association invites new members .Westmount City Council will take under con- gideration the proposed plan to build a new movie theatre on Greene Avenue at Monday night's weekly Council meeting .Legion goes on record as favouring living memorial for those who gave their lives in the Second World War .St.Leo's puck- sters win B title.March 22, 1946 Maj.-Gen.Price opens Leon memorial drive .Westmount City Council- grants theatre permit.March 29, 1946 Westmount residents are protesting against the increase in] by the city .Final tribute paid to Chief + Walter Gough .St.Leo's win Senior B Hockey city championship.April 5, 1946 ' Lorne Foy, of St.Leo's Academy, wins first award in annual Rotary Club public speal- ing contest.April 12, 1946 R.Byford promoted to Police Chief of Westmount Police De- \u2018partment, W.C.Cobb promoted to Fire Chief, both appointments effective April 1, ||.3.J.Lucey appointed postmaster of the Westmount Post Office.z rll % Purple and White Revue held ir Victoria Hall scores smashing hit.Roslyn School wins Junior and Senior Westmount Protestant Elementary Schools Basketball League championships.April 19, 1946 Mrs.C.S.Fortier elected president of Westmount Women\u2019s Club.April 26, 1946 Officers for the year 1946-7 elected by Rotary Club of West- mount.May 10, 1946 Mayor Percy Adams in radio address urges Westmount residents to set example in current City-wide clean-up campaign.May 17, 1946 Westmount residents on the \u2018electoral list will go to the polls on June 5th-6th to decide whether Westmount grocers will be allowed to sell beer.June 7, 1946 Returns from the Beer referendum show that Westmount residents favour allowing local grocers to sell beer.June 14, 1946 Edgar F.Tolhurst, 24 Edgehill Road, re-elected to second term as president of Better Business Bureau.June 21, 1946 National Clothing Drive under way.June 28, 1946 P.J.McAndrews takes over from A.A.Boire Westmount Rotary Club presidency.Westmount children to conduct canvass in connection \u201cKnow Your Playground Week.\u201d July 5, 1946 Final tribute paid to Walter A.Merrill, K.C.,, former Mayor of Westmount.< August 2, 1946 The valuation Roll of the City of Westmount is complete and open for examination, Secretary- Treasurer C.W.Houston has announced.August 9, 1946 Seven Westmount students on McGill University Scholarships list.August 16, 1946 First issue of Westmount Examiner to be set in new type face, known as \u2018Ideal\u2019.No Poliomyelitis contracted in West- Week Of Prayer To Be Observed In Westmount Arrangements have been completed for the Week of Prayet in Westmount.The local Committee has planned for a great gathering of young people on Monday night in the Westmount Baptist Church.Professor George Kimble of McGill University\u2014a much sought after speaker\u2014will give the main address.The churches of Westmount are asked to encourage their young people to attend this service.The next meeting is to be on Wednesday night in Westmount Park Church.Ministers from the Westmount churches will lead in worship and the address will be given by Rev.J.D.Wilkie of Stanley Presbyterian Church.The final meeting is to take place in Emmanuel Church, Drummond Street, on Friday night at 8 p.m.* Outsider Cops | The New Year\u2019s Baby Crown \u2018Infant harbingers of the new year were noticeably absent on January 1st, as the birthrate of Westmount babies sank to zero.One child was born within the city precincts, however, although not of Westmount parents.Just nineteen minutes after the first stroke of twelve had proclaimed 1947, the third child of Mr.and Mrs.L.Lacombe, 502 Bisson Street, was brought into the world by Dr.Nutik, at the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital.The newcomer, a boy, weighed eight pounds, nine ounces, and to him must go the winner's erown, left vacant through lack of new Westmount \u201ccitizens.\u201d Music Group OpenNewSeason Next Wednesday The Westmount Music Appreciation Group will hold their first meeting of 1947 in the Westmount Public Library, next Wednesday at 9 p.m.' By request of the members the programme presented will be an all-English one, with Individual numbers as follows: Dido and Aeneas, Purcell, Soloists: Boris Ord, Harpsicord, Orpheus Choir: Strings of the London Philarmonic Orchestra, Constant Lambert, conductor.Suite to: Strings, four horns, two flutes, and English horn, + Purcell, ' Phi- Jarmonic Symphony of N.Y., John Barbirolli, conductor, Suite, William Orchestra, Sir Ernest MacMillen, conductor.MOST RECENT \"AT HOME\".PICT URE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY The King and Queen and Princesses Elizabeth, right, and Margaret Rose, left, are shown as they were photographed et home with their pet dog.VG Sa ag © metres ROR = = Byrd, Toronto Symphony\u2019 with; mount motint to.\u2018date in in the current outbreak of that disease.August 23, 1946 No new cases of \u2018Polio\u2019 ported in Westmount.August 30, 1946 Two cases of \u2018Polio' in West- mount in past week.Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, G.C.B., D.S.0., visits district.Fire Chief W.Cobh attends Dominion Association of Fire Chiefs at Timmins, Ontario.September 6, 1946\u2018 Three new \u2018Polio\u2019 cases Westmount in past week.Fossils Club reorganizes draws up new constitution.New column, Westmount Whimsies, introduced to Examiner.September 13, 1946 Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D., M.A, 59-year-old .minister of Calvary United Church, elected moderator of the United Church in Canada.cases of \u2018Polio\u2019 in Westmount during past .week bringing total of Westmounters now suffering.from the disease to eleven.rein and Lieut.Richard Edmonstone pro\u201d! moted to second in charge pf Westmount Police tor in Westmount.September 27, 1946 One of the rare members of the animal world, a white squirrel, reported by resident in West- mount.October 18, 1946 Opening of \u201cChrist for Montreal\u201d Campaign takes place in Westmount.\u2018November 1, 1946 Westmount High School Graduation Exercises held in Victoria Hall, D.H.Wood outstanding graduate.November 8, 1946 Kenneth Mactavish of the Westmount High School staff, elected president of the Association of Protestant Men teachers of Greater Montreal for a second term.Six English - girls seek Pen-Friends in Westmount.- November 15, 1946 Impressive service held Westmounters pay tribute to dead of two wars, service con- Better telephone service this area, survey shows.November 22, 1946 Westmount Health Department increases anti-tuberculosis activity.Business Association of Westmount celebrates 8th birthday.City Council supports dog training program sponsored by C.S.P.C.A.December 6, 1946 D.A.Hanson elected president of the Westmount Municipal Association at the Association's annual meeting in Victoria \u2018Hall.$10,000 damage to Melville Church by fire reportedly caused by faulty wiring.December 13, 1946 Abbott replaces Ilsley tawa Cabinet shift.December 20, 1946 Jim McCormick resigns as Westmount Supervisor of Sports and Recreation, will assume managership of Waterloo Memorial Arena in Waterloo, tario.Westmount Women's Club together with other clubs in the Women's Voluntary Service give hospitalized vets at Ste.Anne's Military Hospital a Christmas party.Doug Mc- Kean becomes president of Rotary Club of Westmount as given in Ot- tires.Three new September 20, 1946 æ Department; -\u2018 becomes the first Police Inspec-.as.ducted by Rev.H.S.Laws.On- - President P.J.McAndrews re- de née 7 \u2019 ! y He IE 53 DE \"3 a Li EEL LI, Te PVP, PAGE TWO WHIMSIES By Oliver Towne 1947 \u2014 and here we are, back in our favourite spot getting ready to keep posted on the little events of interest in the coming year.\u201d Last week, my fellow columnist, George \u201cBuddy\u201d Cochrane became your Westmount Whimsier and tossed up an excellent bit of drivel as usual.Sorry, George, I really didn't mean that; after all you did promise we'd be friends this year but can\u2019t seem to get out of the habit of snapping at you when I get the chance.There is, however, one New Year's Resolution that I should like to add to the six, Buddy suggested last week.Resolved the number of columns in the Examiner be reduced.Maybe I'm cutting my own BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND 3 WINIFRED E.WILSON SNOWY OWL Rumour said that Snowy Owls had again come to us from the mossy, marshy flat land of the far north.\u201cAnd,\u201d our informant added, \u201cif you want to see a lot of them at once,- visit the city \u2018dump.\u201d \u201cOf all places to find lovely white birds!\u201d laughed Mary.\u201cAnyway, they ought to show up well in those dingy surroundings.\u201d When cold weather commences, the Owls always forsake their homes for slightly milder localities, so that any winter we might see one or two.But every three to five Years they are forced to migrate farther, and in vast numbers, because there is a meat shortage\u2014\u2014their favourite lemmings are scarce.We might well be pleased over this situation, as they do their best to catch our city rats, and for that reason collect on the dump.Their economic status is high, yet -they are not under the protection laws of all our provinces, and there are always people ready to shoot when they appear.Although essentially birds of the open, when they come to civilization at times like this they fairly over-run.the place.Unaccustomed as they are to city ways, they sometimes make fatal mistakes.In December \u201945 one was found with a broken wing, while another was for three days caught in a flue of our contagious hospital.Fortunately, by the time the Snowy Owls arrive here the majority of smaller birds have left for the south; otherwise our songsters might suffer, because these large Owls like them next best to lemmings, and are able to catch them on the wing.Hares and occasionally fish constitute the rest of the diet.They are able to carry at least as much as their own weight.Snowy Owls are very bulky looking, because they are heavily feathered in order to withstand the Arctic cold.Their broad wings have a span of 54 feet, and are used in a slow, flapping motion.They are 25 inches long, with large, round heads.They nest right on the bare, cold \u2018ground, and lay from 2 to 8 pure white eggs.These hatch one at a time.The fluffy babies are fed on small mammals and ptarmigan, and, before we see them, have grown into beautiful white birds sharp- ¥ throat, but it seems to me that the Examiner is slightly overloaded with columns.(Editor\u2014please note) I'm not against columns, bul a good thing can be carriea too far, so I invite readers\u2019 comment on this subject.What features in the Examiner do you like best?What columns do vou rarely or never read ?How about dropping a little note in carc or this column and give us your opinion, and if you don\u2019t like Westmount Whimsies\u2014say so.O.K?Have heard a great many people complaining about the condition of the roads, the amount of snow, the inefficiency of the city in cleaning streets, the traffic tie- ups, etc, etc.so decided to do a little checking up with thc proper authorities just to find out what are the actual facts.The amount of snow which has fallen since last Saturday and including last Saturday is of no great consequen- ce\u2014about 12 or 13 inches (unofficial) but it was the accompanying wind that has caused the trouble.Yesterday the \u2018employees at the City Hall were having an extra day's holiday to get 1947 off to the best possible start, as were the bank employees in Montreal proper.However, for those ban- Kers in the bank branches in West- mount there was no holiday on Thursday.No, for them it was business as usual, and did they ever envy their more fortunate fellow-workers that extra day.Shorts The city\u2019s younger set celebrated New Year's Eve with their traditional zestful and youthful enthusiasm.Derek Cushing, the chartered accountant to he, threw a little party in his large Cedar avenue home and Ray Lank, who's alleged tc be studying at Sir George Williams College this year, played host at another do.Nancy Cliff, our poetess.froth up Upper Roslyn way, will be practice teaching at Roslyn School next week.Lucky Roslynites.And permit me to wish you a rather belated Happy New Year.\u2018Westmount Highlights By GEORGE COCHRANE Its been many a moon, as my good Indian friend Tonto Magee would phrase it, since I have written more than a brief sentence or two about William Atwood Macdonald, Westmount's former ace drink vendor and now president of the Westmount Young Liberals Association.Young WAM passed another milestone in his political career Monday when he spoke over the radio for the first time.The occasion: a speech by the Hon.Adelard Godbout, leader of Quebec\u2019s provincial leaders.Atwood served up the introduction.Ike, as I prefer to call the Chgsterfield avenue political dynamo, is & busy man these days.In addition to his numerous and varied duties as president of the Westmount Young Liberals Association, of which he was the founder, Ike is a prominent member of the McGill Liberal Club, a contributor to the McGill Daily, a prodigious writer of semi-legible letters and a top-rate student in McGill's faculty of arts and science.It all adds up to a busy schedule and to prove that he is letting no moss grow under his tootsies these frosty days WAM took me on his rounds Monday afternoon.I called for the young man at a quarter to three and found him rehearsing his radio speech.He gulped down a glass of undiluted grapefruit juice and we then set off for the Liberals organization office in Le Canada building.There WAM deposited a copy of his talk for publicity purposes.Then it was up to the Sun Life building.Michel Normandin\u2019s office, where the broadcasting party was to meet.Michel Normandin is the young, good-looking French-Ca- nadian lad who has carved quite a niche for himself in radio circles.He's also the gent who does the announcing for Eddie ly barred with dark brown.Some of the parents are similarly marked, though many are, like their name, entirely snowy.Should we see any birds by Christmas time?Barrister and Solicitor Telephone Department for the closing of estates\u2019 of Deceased Persons.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 Quinn\u2019s pachyderm performances on Wednesday nights at the Forum and is also a member of Montreal's City Council, B category.1 first met Michel in my Herald days when we bumped into each other, literally, at a City Hall reception for the pennant winning Montreal Royals baseball club, 1945 edition.As we entered the office Michel was talking to Adelard Godbout.It was the first time that I had ever seen Mr.Godbout in the flesh.Red-cheeked, short and blue-eyed, the provincial Liberal leader gives the impression of meeknss.His voice is low and soft but beneath this veneer of quietness you can detect a certain determination in the man, a feeling of sturdy independence that you wouldn't like to trifle with.Eventually the rest of the party arrived and we drove up to the King\u2019s Hall building on St.Catherine street and took the elevator up to Radio Canada\u2019s studios.Mr.\u2018Godbout was to speak in both French and English, each speech to fill in a 15-minute spot.The speeches were to be recorded and broadcast that night.The French speech was recorded first.Ike and I stood in the control booth and watched as the fascinating machinery that is radio began to function.Then the French version was over.Ike stepped into the broadcasting studio, separated from the control booth by only a pane of glass.WAM slipped off his suitcoat and Mr.Godbout followed suit, or, if you prefer, followed suitcoat.The voices were tested.Then the studio announcer introduced the program, pointed to WAM and the well-enunciated words of the president of the Westmount Young Liberals Association came floating into the control! room.The engineer turned around long enough to say to me, \u201cYour friend has a very good voice.\u201d \u201cHe certainly has,\u201d I agreed.WAM finished his spiel, Mr.God- bout began his.Mr.Godbout's English is far from perfect.He speaks rather slowly in his second language and, to make matters worse, he was nursing a bad cold.As the minutes fleeted by, consternation developed in the control booth.Mr.Godbout was signalled to talk more quickly.The young lawyer who was to thank him was told to cut his speech down to one minute.Even at that, the program ran over the 15-minute mark.It was decided to broadcast Mr.Godbout's speech as recorded but to record shortened versions of ES A a) dt ANS pre ES Po i mag nu R ¢ 6 pe AA \u201c - D LE ah A pra re a 5 au Li LE - fy D EN PE Sp Sy SS * BY REG this month, Scouts Cubs Headquarters announce plans ror the Dominion-wide Scout Paper Salvage Drive which is being conducted throughout the month of January.They have put forth a series of five suggestions which units may adopt as their method of collecting the paper salvage.The first of these concerns units which have been carrying on their own drive , in their own unit.These units are asked to continue as usual, only notifying Headquarters as to how much salvage they collect during * * | Temple Emanu-El J Regular Sabbath eve Services, to-day at 8:15 p.m.HM.Caiser- man, General Secretary, Canadian Jewish Congress who has just returned from a tour through South America on behalf of the Jewish Distribution Committee, will speak on \u2018Impressions of Latin-Ameri- can Jewry.\u201d Saturday morning, at 11:30 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cMeasuring Life\u201d based on Torah portion.Dr.H.J.Stern will continue the sessions Wednesday, at the home of Mrs.J.N.Neumann, 4833 Fulton Ave.at 2:45.The group will study the Book of Exodus.Convenors: Mesdames H.Rubino- vich, J.Weiner, L.Rubinstein, T.Tavroges.Temple Young Married will hold Executive Board meeting January 6th, Temple Board Room.Officers: President, Charles Pollack; Vice-Pres.,, Lloyd Davis; Treasurer, George Rauch; Secretary, Mrs.Lloyd Stern.Executive Board: Mrs.Charles Pollack, Mrs.Lloyd Davis, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Carsley, Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Gortsman, Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Pesner, Dr.Lloyd Stern, Mrs.George Rauch, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Gordon.Advisory: Dr.and Mrs.Garner Bornstein, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Paperman.Brotherhood Executive Board Meeting Monday, Temple Board Room, Samuel Paperman, Acting President will preside.Parents\u2019 Sabbath Friday evening, January 10th an Oneg Shab- bat will be held following Divine Services for pupils and parents otf classes four through 6.Parents of pupils will meet with their children's class teachers.Sisterhood Board Meeting January 7th.Luncheon at 12:30.Mrs.Richard Kramer; President will preside.Mid-Winter Grand All Expense Party Tobin's Travel Bureau are arranging a mid-winter tour for five days in New York City from January 20th to January 26tÿ.The theatres and operas in New York are all in full swing and shopping promises to be very intcresting.The party is limited, is all ex- ke's and the lawyer McNaughton'\u2019s introduction and thank-you talks.But by this time Cochrane was hungry and left.At 7.30 Ike phoned to tell me that his scheduled parley with Roland Beaudry, M.P., who has been advising the local Young Liberals Association, was off.You can see, gentle reader, that friend William Atwood is leading a life of work\u2014but he is enjoying it and don't be surprised if it's Bill MacDonald, M.P., before many more years have gone the way of all time.GROOME Other groups wishing to undertake similar collections are asked to make their own arrangements to do so.The first thing you will require is a place to store the paper.Most public buildings, schools, churches, etc., will find themselves unable to grant you permission to store the paper in their rooms due to the fire insurance regulations.A garage, either rented or donated, is likely the best accommodation available.When a ton of paper has heen col- Jected, a truck may be called.Headquarters will gladly arrange this for you.Bundles of paper should be piled two feet high, folded once, this pile making a bundle of approximately 50 lbs.A third suggestion is that an area or several troups band te- gether and arrange a one-day cams- paign from door-to-door and tor which Headquarters has sent out a detailed plan.If the collection is undertaken as a straight good turn with no payment desired, a Salvation Army truck will be put at your disposal for a door-to- door campaign.About 15 city blocks can be covered in 3 to 4 hours, which is the longest the boys should be kept at thig job.The fifth suggestion is that units undertake their own door-to-door campaign and rent a truck for the occasion.We hope all Scouters will get in touch with Leslie Houldsworth at Headquarters as soon as they have made their plans.He will be glad to help you where he possibly can.Headquarters is responsible tor reporting the total tonnage of paper collected in the Scout Drive in the District of Montreal during January, so they will appreciate reports from all groups by the end of the month.Office Boy Needed An Office Boy is required at Scout Headquarters, 1523 Bishop Street, for permanent employment.Applicants should be 15 or 16 years of age.The position will involve ordinary office work\u2014-mail, mimeographing, telephone, ad- dresscgraph, messages, etc.A salary appropriate to the duties is offered and it is desired that employment starts as quickly as possible.Applicants should call at Headquarters ang interview Mr, Paterson; or a written application may be sent addressed to him.The staff of Headquarters wish to take this belated opportunity to wish all Scouters, Scouts and Cubs a Very Happy New Year, and hope that their unit will enjoy one of the best years in its history.pense, and will be personally conducted by Mrs.H.B.Pope.If you wish any other information regarding the party phone Tobin's Travel Bureau.GARAGE WANTED URGENT Vicinity Sherbrooke St.and Wood Ave.Fl.9764 RR WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 11656 Greene Ave.Enroll now for Day or Evening Courses.Graduates with leading Montreal firms.Stenographers are in great demand.WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\u201d \u2018 | Hinchcliffe \u2014 Chief | a Of Craftsmen Engineers t Members of Maple Lesf Council Universal Craftsmen i of Engineers, installed Bheir officers for 1947 at a recent eeting held in the Mount Royal otel, Past Grand Chief, Robert Walker, of Cote St.Luc Rd, do- 4 ing the honors as Installing of- \u2018Hacer, assisted by Past Chief bert C.Rodger, Marshall.The a flowing were duly installed: \u201c Mrank A.Hinchcliffe, of Oxford \u2018ve, Worthy Chief; Norman F.@htherland, of Decarie Blvd, Bast.Chief; W.H.Gilbert, Past Worthy Chief; A.K.Melville, @cretary; R.Neill, Treasurer; Mtred J.Prince, of Saranac Ave Minanciai-Secretary; Geo.Dia- pnd, Warden; J.Kerr, Guard; Bf.McCord, of Melrose Ave, (paplain; H.Syd.Brown, of Lad fine, A.Chayer and J.Edwards, Mustees; Past Chief, À.J.Mc- y and Bros.Geo.Sheppard, of ennutelli St, and Ed.Stein, auditors.Worthy Chief Hinch- cliffe who is Power Plant Super- iiitendent at Canadian Arsenals Limited, expressed his apprecia- ~ Hon of the honour that his Coun- \u201c-@j1 has bestowed on him and felt @asure of support from the Members and ready advice of the jst Chiefs.He paid tribute to MS immediate predecessor, Bill Mbert, and tendered his grate- @l thanks on behalf of the new ate ¢f officers for services of e Past Chiefs who undertook e installation ceremonies.Past Grand Chief Walker in KW address congratulating the nly installed officers, reminded M members of the Grand Coun- 88 Convention to be held in Mont- Bl next year and urged the neépessity of each and every mem- ef taking a share of the work in\u201c that connection, it was not enough to expect a few committees to take all the responsibilities.Past Grand Chief Walker who has been appointed General , Chairman of the coming inter- ' national meeting, also confirmed plans for a \u2018Ladies Night\u2019 to \u2018take place at the end of January orjearly in February, with a view tog inviting the ladies interested, orm a Ladies Auxiliary Coun- § whereby their representation the 1948 convention would be icial as well as social.he City of Montreal, The M treal Tourist and Convention Teau and local press are giving fnerous co-operation in making .L.SILVER igh Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR «Good assortment of imported | goods always in stock Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4833 SHERBROOKE WEST ELwood 0082 AINTING AND ECORATING RPENTRY REPAIRS Clesnest, Neatest and Mont 3 Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune flor Sugsestions and Estimates Free AT.- met, FPA 0 known as widely as possible, to the U.S.A.and Canadian membership and friends, the many attractions of Montreal.The chairmen of the various committees have already been assigned by the General Chairman.Past Chief, W.H.Cain, of Oxford Ave.is chairman -of publicity committee, for many years he has compiled and edited Maple Leaf Council yearly : handbook and i produced the Convention Souvenir Program in 1936 when the ; U.CC.of E.> met for the à first time in To Cityy Past W.H.Cain Chief, W.H.Gilbert, late of Coolbrook Ave, the retiring Worthy Chief, was presented with the Past Worthy Chief's jewel, by Past Chief Cain, who lauded Bro.Gilbert not alone on his having completed a very successful year but on the splendid work he had put into the the Council over a period of years.Messrs Walker, Cain and Gilbert were the official delegates of Maple Leaf Council at the Grand Assembly in Chicago, Ill, U.S.A, last August, and were instrumental in getting- a unanimous vote of the U.S.A.and Canadian delegates for the 1948 meeting in Montreal.This year\u2019s U.C.C.of E.convention is to be: held in Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A.RADIO ADDRESS The Westmount Young Liberals Association came into the news again on Monday of this week when William Macdonald, youthful president of the organization, spoke over radio station CBM.It was Mr.Macdonald's first radio address.The occasion was a talk on Liberalism by the Hon.Adelard Godbout, former premier of Quebec and leader of the Liberal Party in the Quebec legislature.Mr.Macdonald, introducing Mr.Godbout, cited figures to show that the Duplessis government is supported by only a minority of Quebec voters and eulogised the Quebec Liberal leader's work during his years as premier.QUIET HOLIDAYS Reports from the: Westmount dicate that this holiday season has been one of the quietest on record.The Police blotter shows a few minor collisions with the only damage being a few scratched fenders, while reports from the fire desk show a great many calls, fortunately none .of them were serious.Poetry Group Meeting The next meeting of the Poetry Group, Montreal Branch Canadian Authors\u2019 Association, will be held at the residence of P.E.Nobhs, 38 Belvedere Road, on January 9th at 8:00 p.m.Phoebe Erskine MacKellar will present a apecial programme, wT Police and Fire Departmerts in- F.A.HINCHCLIFFE ROBERT WALKER Local Woman * - .RADIO SERVICE e LICENSED GROCER À] TUBES FOR ALL MAKES nh he § : require that you order early.We wish 9 Hi] \"ho, ir do a MITCHELL S À \u2019 \u201c to serve them jm the future.y à EL.1329 5018 Sherbrooke W.x amine X 2209 St.Catherine et a Near mo \u2018 ear The Forum .a me we ©.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 7 PAGE THREE Business Plans for future eariy extension lishing Company, Publishers of th Year's reception and party held in on the last day of the old year.growth of the publishing Comp Plans For Banner Year 8 to the plant of the Monitor Pub- e Examiner, were announced by the President of the Company, H.E.McCormick, at the annual New the building c on Hampton avenue, In the course of his address, Mr.McCormick described the any, which had developed beyond all that might have been expected during the years of war and general world trouble.This development he attributed to the splendid co-operation of all the members of the staff and the great loyalty all had shown in the accomplishment k\u2014 of their various tasks.He was con- vincec the company would continue to grow and prosper with the same ald and generous assistance of all those connected with Lhe business.The Presideni spoke after he had been introduced by Harry Stoddard, advertising manager of the Monitor, who referred to Mr.McCormick as thc captain of the good ship \u201cMonitor,\u201d a captain who had taken the business craft through some stormy seas, and could well be trusted to bring it into a port and harbor of prosperity and plenty during what was referred to as the \u201cSuper Raint w Year.\u201d A few brief remarks were also made by Harry Houghton, general manager of the Company, Harold Phillips, manager of the \u201cGuard- ian,\u201d Lorne McBean, treasurer of the company, and \u201cBob\u201d McKenzie, Superintendent of the composing room.The formal part of the event was followed by a delicious cold buffet and by dancing, and a general \u201cjolly\u201d good time.\u201d In making his annual address, the president of the Company spoke as follows: President\u2019s Address Each year it has been the custom for the staff to gather in my office and partake of a little hospitality.Today our staff has been augmented to such an extent .nearing the hundred mark .so that it is necessary to meet in the auditorium of the office.Next year, I hope, that we will be meeting in a much larger office (Continued on Page 11) Nabs Shop-Lifter Arrested for shoplifting at! Harte's Drug Store, 5701 Sherbrooke Street West on New Year's Eve at 7.30, a man giving his name as Charles Gobeil, and his address as 3652 Perras Blvd.was held till the arrival of Constable Hayvren, of Station 23, by the astuteness of a Westmount Policewoman, (Parks) Dorothy Barnes, who was passing when the theft occurred and the man ran out into the street with a toilet set he had stolen off the counter.With the store clerk, Policewoman Barnes held the culprit until Constable Hayvren took him into custody.On search, he was found to have also falsified cheques in his possession and these were turned over to Sgt.Detective Brinks.Full credit for the capture is given to Miss Barnes, whose quick eye noted something amiss and she lost no time in giving chase which resulted in capture of the thief.Famous Scientist\u2019s Experiment Success Wasps do not readily commend themselves as pets, but Lord Ave- bury, the famous politician and had found them easy to tame and make companionable.One wasp captured in the Pyrenees, he kept for nine months.\u201cI had no difficulty in inducing her to feed out of my hands,\u201d he recorded, \u201cbut at first she was shy anu nervous.She kept her sting in constant readiness and once of twice i.the train, when railway officials came for tickets, and I was compelled to hurry her back into her bottle, she stung me slightly\u2014I think, however, scientist, used to declare that he | WESTMOU Dido and Aeneas of the London Phitharmonic Phitharmonic-Symphony of Suite Toronto Symphony Orch., APPRECIATION GROUP Presents a Concert of Recorded Compositions WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8th, AT 9 P.M.WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY PROGRAMME: Soloists; Boris Ord, Harpsicord; Orpheus Choir; Strings Suite for strings, four horns, two flutes and English Sir Ernest MacMillen, condr.NT MUSIC Purcell Orch., Constant Lambert, condr.Purcell N.Y., John Barbirolli, condr.William Byrd .positions through the medium entirely from fright.\u201d Experience the rare pleasure of hearing the world's greatest com: \"The Public Is Cordially Invited of high-fidelity reproduction.4 Fe, CEST PAGE FOUR FOUR THE | EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY + Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Exuminer\u201d sims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the hume, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 NO CONSPIRACY, AGAINST TRADE UNIONS A destructive untruth is being repeated so often nowadays that many unthinkingly have accepted the notion, on the baz's of \u201cwhere there's smoke, there\u2019s fire,\u201d that there exists a \u201ccapitalistic conspiracy to destroy trade unions.\u201d This malevolent rumour may be the smoke screen for the communistic effort to wreck trade unions.It is utter nonsense.Our life has been, and is, lived among all sorts and conditions of men.In the course of our work we meet communists, socialists, trade unionists, civil servants, manufacturers, farmers and other capitalists, and members of governments, municinal, provincial ard federal.We do not know an industrial employer who does not believe that \u201ctrade unions are necessary and they are here to stay.\u201d Some of the acts of unions are open to question, some of their privileges are under~-~-\u2018ie, but the desirability of workers\u2019 organizations is agreed generally.Just as associstions of employers and farm organir-tions are subject to criticism, and capable of improvement, so are employees\u2019 unions.They are rizht or wrong according to their works.The undemocratic, destructive elements in trade unions, the people who ss- that a government suvervised, secret, strike vote is a \u201cdagger aimed at the heart of labor\u201d, are the real conspirators whom trade union members should watch most carefully.Dept.Ottawa THE EXAMINER, RICH NUTS It is interesting to note the large number of rich people who \u2018are nuts.One woman near here built a house for fifty thousand, more or less, and now she won't let anybody in to put curtains on the windows, or fix the yard.She buys ten pounds of horse meat a week for her dogs, cuts the week's supply of meat into strips, a strip per dog per day, wraps the strips in wax paper, and feeds the dogs so much they are sick.Another rich man was thrown into iail for beating his dogs.If you cared to have five or six pages about rich people who are nuts, I could furnish it.Maybe just as many people without money are nuts, but don\u2019t have a chance to show it till they get money.\u2014Gordon Smart in Script, Beverly Hills, California.OIL, WAX, AND PAINT We have often paid our respects to paint as a material that makes old things look new.Now we want to say a word for lubricating oil, writes William Feather.We assume that engineers in charge of factory machinery and owners of automobiles need no advige.But householders and office managers overlook the \"contribution that drops of oil can make to the smooth functioning of swivel chairs, safes, steel filing cabinets, locks, doors, typewriters, kitchen gadgets, clocks and laundry machinery.We might also add a word for wax.Its potentialities are well presented, without exaggeration, on Fibber McGee's program.TOO RAPID, TOO EASY Often a chap with an excellent idea is slapped down merely because someone thinks he is rising too rapidly and easily.If he tries again later, he may succeed because people have become accustomed to his face and name, and opposition has quieted down gradually.and their children with a local WEEKLY REVIEW Profess And Call Themselves Christians By LEWIS MILLIGAN church.I know people who claim that they don't need to go to church in order to be Christians, and who claim that they are just as good, if not better, than certain of their church-going acquaintances.That may or may not be true.Speaking for my- Canada is a Christian country \u2014at least, the vast majority of with 5,268,802 persons who told the census takers that they be- self as a fairly regular churchgoer, I certainly do not go there because I think I am good, but the people of this Dominion claim to he Christians.In order to confirm this statement, I have just looked up the 1941 figures in the Canada Year Book and I find that out of a total population of 11,506,655, only 19,126 said they had \u201cno religion,\u201d while 17,157 are listed as \u2018religion not stated,\u201d and 2,908 as \u2018\u2018Pagan.\u201d Those listed as \u201cJewish\u201d numbered 168,367.Adding these four categories together we have a total of 193,309 non-Christians, which leaves a balance of 11,313,346 Christians.Moreover, these Christians registered themselves as members or adherents of particular denominations.The figures for the leading churches are as follows: Roman Catholic, 4,- 986,522; United Church 2,204,875; Anglican, 1,751,188; Presbyterian, 829,147; Baptist, 483,592; Lutheran, 401,153.The total for all those Christian denominations is 905,178.These figures are quite striking, and they made me feel proud to belong to a country in which 98 per cent of the citizens not only declared themselves to be Christians, but claimed affiliation with particular churches.I suffered a let-down, however, when I made further enquiries, for I found that there was an enormous difference between the number of those who \u201cprofess and call themselves Christians\u201d and those who are actual members of the various churches.I confirmed my investigation to the four leading Protestant churches and found that their official memberships were as follows: Anglican, 800,000; United Church, 739,079; Presbyterian, 173,482; Baptist, 137,474.These figures show a total of 1,850,035 persons in full membership of those four churches, as compare! longed to those denominations.\u201cComparisons are odious,\u201d they say: and in this instance they are rather humiliating, for Here we have over five million persons who claim allegiance to four large Protestant churches, while less than two million of them are actual members.It is true, of course, that many of the nonmembers attend church occasionally, and a large number are children who attend Sunday Schools; but even allowing for these, the number of adults and children who seldom or never attend church or Sunday School must be very great.In view of this situation, the four leading Protestant churches have decided to launch campaigns for bringing the sheep into their individual folds.There will be no \u201csheep stealing,\u201d but every home will he visited and those who have declared that they are Anglicans, United Church, Presbyterians or Baptists, will be invited to prove it by actually affiliating themselves rather because I believe I am not good enough and want to be better.Moreover, I believe that as a professing Christian I have a right and a duty to be connected with some Christian church and willingly to support its services to the community.One has only to think of what our community, our city and our country would be like if all the Christian churches were to be closed.Christianity would soon fade out.Our children would grow up worse than Pagans and juvenile delinquency would be rampant.The moral conscience of the nation would be deaad, and the spiritual life of the people would perish.Those 19,126 Canadians who told the census takers that they had \u201cno religion\u201d were at least honest.There may be hypocrites within the churches, but there are evidently more outside in, those who claim to be Christians and yet ignore the very institutions which keep Christianity alive.c~ ATOBOMBS More and more people, nowadays, are doing without things their parents never had.* + * A Maryland cat adopted a mouse to play with its new-born kitten.It may turn out another .case of company coming to dinner * * + Four hundred and fifty pairs of Wac wool panties offered for sale by the WAA are the only items which haven\u2019t received a bid.The old panty waste! ¥ * »n A Colorado thief was caught after stealing $20 from a juke box.He should be made to listen to the 400 records that had heen played.* * 3».An Illinois girl had her face lifted three times.Isn't that stretching things too far?# * * | Eating onions is one secret of good health, says a doctor.What does he mean, secret ?% * 4 If you really want happiness, why not try enjoying the things you dislike ?moitie 1 een 0e corner mure met mate Bh sass sor nem weer sacs are im yo TC oc LES Si JE ve UE FRIDAY.JANUARY 3, 1947 Conducted by Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L.© In Which Subjects of General Intavest Are Discussed © expressed in The opinions accept responsibility for them.During a few days in June I attended a 50-Year Reunion of my Cornell University Law School class.Although I only spent one year at Cornell, I was given credit for it at Dalhousie Law School where I was granted my LL.B.I wag surprised to find that \u201cat Cornell Law School there was, and no doubt still is, a course in Blackstone, which at that time was not given in any Canadian Law School.My interest in Cornell was first aroused because the President at that time was Jacob Gould Schur- man, a native of Prince Edward Island, and for a time, a professor at Acadia and Dalhousie Universities.He, as is well known, became a prominent figure in the United States, and for some years was United States Ambassador to Germany.He is remembered as being one of the outstanding presidents of Cornell.Busy as he was he took a special interest in Canadian undergraduates.A Canadian who endeared himself to all who came under his influence was Alexander Frazer, a native of Cape Breton and a graduate of Dalhousie University.He was the Associate Librarian of Cornell Law School and later Librarian, and had the reputation of being not only an outstanding Librarian but a born teacher, not only about law books but of their contents.Cornel campus is known to be one of the finest perhaps in the world.Splendid new buildings are constantly being built.Fifty years ago there were three thousand undergraduates and there will be nine thousand two hundred during the coming acadeinic year.The President of today, Dr.Day, a scholar of note as well as an able administrator, is also noted for the fact that, busy as he is, he keeps very close to the students and all their interests.It was interesting to meet the classmates, who attended the reunion, and to compare notes.Ithaca has, of course, grown since those early days and now has a population of twenty thousand with many attractive residences and stores.I spoke dt Ithaca Kiwanis Club, and it was my first experience of arriving at a service club to speak just as the members had had finished their luncheon \u2014 so it was not an after-dinner speech so far as I was concerned.I arrived at Ithaca at 12.53 and began my address at 1.05, and later President Huntley, a public utility company executive, and I had lunch and then visited some of the principal stores.I was pleased to find that niy some- THE FORUM this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not what radical suggestions did not disturb him.He takes the broad view that this is a world of change, and may the plan which is best for all of us win, so long as it is brought about as the result of thorogoing education and persuasion rather than by force of any kind.I am proud of the fact that during the past forty years I have probably addressed as many service clubs (some five times) as any other person during those years and am glad to pay a tribute to Ithaca Kiwanis as being one of the keenest and most wide awake clubs I ever addressed.Mr.King, superintendent of the - principal departmental store and superintendent of the Sunday School of the First Methodist Churéh looked after the publicity, and net only had nearly a col umn report of my address in Ithaca Journal, but in addition sent a report to Kiwanis International with a request that if possible the report be reproduced in Kiwanis Magazine.My subject was: \u201cWorld Unrest \u2014 A Suggested Cure.\u201d I advocated as I so often do the application of the splendid principles of the Sermon on the Mount as the basis of the world's economie system and the underlying principles of all the religions of the world.I did not content myself with merely referring to those precepts, which.once tried would give us a world really worth living in, but went on to advocate the economic mechanism which will make such application possible to the lasting advantage of people everywhere.It seems almost too good to be true to believe (as a steadily increasing number of persons do) that the economic mechanism is an equitable medium of exchange, having as its basis work for work measured by time, than which no measure could possibly be fairer to all humans everywhere.With such pure money and mutual banking, and the law of supply and demand having free play, it would be as easy for one as for another to share in the bounty >t a generous Creator and the world would then have an economic system based on abundance rather than artificial scarcity as at present.This, I claimed, would end poverty and the race to get something for nothing by exacting tribute from others hy legal but too often immoral methods.With abundance as the (Continuea on Page 5) BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION Two Public Meetings At Victoria Hall WESTMOUNT SPEAKER: Rev.E.J.Springett Dominlon Commissioner TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY JANUARY 7th and 8th 8.15 P.M.SUBJECTS: Tues.Jan.7th: \u201c1947 And After\u201d Wed.Jan.8th: \u201cWhat God Is Doing\u201d EVERYBODY WELCOME.Book room and lending library open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m to 8 p.m.Room 104, 1502 St.Catherine St.West.ISRAEL (CANADA) Ww dut 0 VS OU US ET RS Vs 8 08 3 ET er \u201cao 4% Sunday School Rally Is Held The United Church Sunday Bchools of Montreal held their 123rd New Year's Rally on New Years Day at St.James United Church at 1045 a.m.with C.Vic- \u201c tor Curtis, President.The Sunday School Association, as chairman.Scripture Reading was by A.8.Brown, General Superintendent St.Luke's Church; Special music feature was the \u201cGospel Singer\u201d, Winston Curry, and the Benediction was pronounced by the Moderator, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D., Minister of Calvary Church.The Forum (Continued from Page 4) basis of our system, strikes, war and most of the crimes which are rampant and inevitable today would be horrors of the past and people would at last be the fine characters we would all like to be but, by and large, cannot be under such a faulty economic system, as the world suffers under at present.* LS The new syllabus of religious education for primary schools which was prepared by a joint committee representing the Protestant Churches and the Public Schools, has been completed.In addition to studying by-laws, it contains services of worship.Every school in Scotland now has its visiting minister.Roman Catholics attend their own state-supported schools.Under the Education Act of 1945 a \u201cconscience clause\u201d permits parents to withdraw their children from their religious education classes if they desire to do so.A new understanding on class schedules will put an end to the interruptions which in the past had encroached upon the periods set aside for religious instruction.Examinations are to be discontinued since the aim of the religious classes is not to impart factual Knowledge, but to influence mind and character.*% * ¥* \"One of the first actions taken by parliament when it reassembled on October 8 after a short recess was its approval of the proposal to erect a monument to Franklin =D.Roosevelt.Funds are to be raised by a group known as the \u201cPilgrims.\u201d It was announced that small contributions from a great number of persons will be welcomed rather than a few large gifts.The monument, to cost around $200,000.00, will be erected in Grosvenor Square.During the discussion of the proposal both Mr.Attlee and Mr.Churchill spoke warm words of admiration and of gratitude to the late President.= * Westmount Baptist | - a Rev.H.Sidney Hillyer, B.A., #¥ Baptist Missionary Statesman \u20184 from La Pas, Bolivia, will address the Morning Congregation in Westmount Baptist Church on 1 Sunday.Twenty years ago Mr.¥y Hillyer was stoned by an angry £ mob in the streets of a Bolivian Village and today he is one of the best loved men in the country.He exercises a most influential Ministry in the City of La Pas.He -has weekly broadcasts in the Spanish language.He also pub- @lishes two papers in Spanish.The & whole Missionary Programme in \u2018Bolivia has gone forward in the Blast ten years in a most astonish- geconsecration and untiring service of men like Mr.Hillyer, Dr.Earl jt is supported by Westmount Church, Rev.\u2019 Percy Buck and the other devoted mem- goers of the Missionary Staff.\u2018gCommunion and Reception {Members will take place at the Jtlose of this Service.-SsÂât the Evening Service Dr.\u201cJohnston will present \u2018A Life THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 Come to Church | Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly I Calvary Church [ * * New Year Services will be conducted in Calvary United Church on Sunday, both morning and evening, with the Minister, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D., conducting the worship and preaching the sermons.The Church School will hold its first session of the New Year at 10 a.m.in all departments of the School.The worship in the Church at 11 a.m.\" with the sermon, will be in keeping with the New Year and with the Centenary Celebration of the Universal Week of Prayer, sponsored by The World's Evangelical Alliance.The sermon will be followed by the Communion of The Lord's Supper and reception of new members into the fellowship of the Church.The service at 7.30 p.m.will be in keeping with the New Year and also with the launching of Canadian Citizenship Week.The theme of the sermon to be delivered by Dr.Jones will be, \u201cThe Christian; A Citizen of Two Worlds\".The first meeting of the Women\u2019s Association of Calvary Church for the year will be held on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.in the Church Parlours, with the new President, Mrs.G.L.Fowler, in charge of the meeting.Devotional exercises will be led by Mrs, F.N.Stephen.The Annual Meeting of the Calvary W.M.S.will be held on Wednesday, in the Church Parlours at 8.15 p.m.The President, Mrs.G.A.Sheen, will preside for the reception of all annual reports for the year 1946.The Officers for the year 1947 will be elected.The Elizabeth Read Auxiliary of the W.M.S.will meet on Thursday next in the Church Parlours at 8.15 p.m.~ * [ St.Luke\u2019s United | x * \u201cLiving By Faith\u201d is the subject of the sermon that will be preached by the minister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, in St.Luke's on Sunday morning.The Choir will repeat the Advent portions of Handel's Messiah on Sunday evening.The Guest-soloists will be Mrs.A.Barrett, alto, and Mrs.R.P.Neil, soprano.The Young Adult Group will meet at the close of the evening service.E.C.Woodley, M.A., will speak on the subject, \u201cThe Evolution of Government in Canada.\u201d The subject is in keeping with Citizenship Day that all have been! asked to observe.The Official Board will meet on Pattern For the New Year\u2014En- large, Lengthen and Strengthen\u201d.Week of Prayer Meetings will be held by the Churches of West- mount on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of next week.The meeting on Monday Evening will be held in the Assembly Hall of Westmount Baptist Church.The Speaker will be G.H.T.Kimble of McGill University.The Wednesday Meeting will be in West- mount Park United Church.% Tuesday at 8 p.m.All organizations are asked to give a statement of their year's work at this meeting.The Week of Prayer as one day of prayer will be observed this year in Trinity Memorial Anglican Church by the Protestant churches in N.D.G.on Wednesday at 8 p.m.The Young People have been asked to give full support to this service.The Duplex Envelopes are now available for members and adherents of St.Luke\u2019s in the vestibule of the Church.If your box is not present or wrongly addressed, or if you desire to become an envelope user, please notify the Envelope Secretary, Dr.Campbell Morris.* * | Dominion-Douglas | 4 « On Sunday morning in Domin- ion-Douglas Church, Dr.A.Lloyd Smith will preach on \u201cA Reasonable Resolution\u201d and the.choir, under the direction of John Robb, will sing the Cantata, \u201cHear My Prayer\u201d by Mendelssohn.Solo by Lilian Ellis.At the evening Service Rev.R.Graham Barr will take as his topic, \u201cThings Which Cannot Be Shaken.\u201d Church School will meet at 3 p.m.for a Missionary programme and film, and at 8.45 p.m., Y.P.U.will meet in Friendship Parlour.There are two important engagements for the ladies during the week.The Sewing Circle at 2 o'clock on Monday and the meeting of the Women's Association at 10 a.m.on Tuesday.This latter is the Annual Meeting of the Association.Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m.Dominion-Douglas is co-opera- ting in the Annual Week of Prayer observances which include a service for young people at 8 o'clock on Monday in Westmount Baptist Church, and a Service at 8 o'clock on Wednesday in West- mount Park Church.It is hoped that the Congregation will be well represented at both these important gatherings.During the week the regular young people's activities will begin again, and will include \u201cCubs\u201d at 7 o'clock on Monday, Scouts at 7 o'clock on Tuesday, Guides at 7 o'clock on Wednesday, Senior Scouts at 7 o'clock on Thursday and Brownies at 11 a.m.on Saturday.* Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave., Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A., LLB, D.D.Organist: Mr.Harry Norrit, L.R.S.M.\u2026.A.T.C.L.Mouday, January 6th Until further notice members and adherents of Melvilie Presbyterian Chureh will worship in WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, corner of Roslyn and Sherbrooke St., Sunday at 3.00 p.m.Subject: \u201cGoing forward.\u201d Reverend Dr.Mulligan will preach.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop Organist and Choirmaster NEW YEAR'S SERVICES 11.00 a.m.Rev.H.Sidney Hillyer, B.A.Missionary Statesman from Bolivia.Communion and Reception Members, 7.30 p.m.\u201cA Life Pattern for the New of Year\u201d, Enlarge! Lengthen! Streng- then! Dr.Johnston will preach.oa manner ts, i Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 5th 11.00 a.m.Eph.11.15, a.m.\u201cLook To Your Armour\u201d, 6:11.Sunday School, 3.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Bible Class 7.30 p.m.\u201cForgel the Past,\u201d Phil.3:13.The Minister will conduct both Services of Worship.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus, (McGH Organist & Choir Director.* * Stanley Presbyterian | * At Stanley Church on Sunday, the Services of Worship will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie.In the morning Mr.Wilkie\u2019s sermon text will be \u201cLook To Your Armour\u201d, and in the evening his theme will be \u201cForget The Past\u201d.- The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper will be observed on Sunday, January 19th, at both the morning and evening Services.The Sunday School meets every Sunday morning at 11 a.m.and the Young People\u2019s Bible Class on Sunday at 3 p.m.The Women\u2019s Prayer Meeting is held on Fridays at 11 a.m.Girl Guides will meet on Monday evening at 7.15, and the Scouts next Thursday evening at 7.30.Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wood Ave., Westmount * Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest SECOND SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.00 a.m.Parish Breakfast.10.15 a.m.Malins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn cession.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.4.00 p.\u201cvensong.00 p.m.Carol Service of Nine Lessons.THE EPIPITANY (6th Jan.) 7.00 and 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.9.30 a.m.Children's Eucharist, 5.30 p.m.Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion 8 a.m.Monday and Friday 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.dailv, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.n.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: Rev.J.Gardner Hodder, L.Th.Eucharist and Pro- SUNDAY, JANUARY 5th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11,00 :.m.Holy Communion and Sermon.Preacher: tor.pan.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.J.G.Hodder.EPIPHANY, JANUARY 6th 30.00 a.m, Holy Communion.ST.STEPHEN'S - CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount (Choral) The Rec- 1.0 Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector THE SECOND SUNDAY CHRISTMAS 8 ! a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.1170 a.m, Choral Communion, AFTER 7,30 .m.Evensong.Monday January 2ad FESTIVAL OF THE EPIPIMANY 9.30 a.m.Holy Communion.THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Gordon G.Mereer, Assistant SECOND SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m, Chorat Communion.Kindergarten Class for small children.3.00 pa.Sunday School and Kindergarten.7,00 p.n.Even:.ng.THE EPIPHANY Mond: .Jan.0th 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.00 n.m.Service for Children.10.00 a.m.«ly Communion.Wednesday, Jan, 8th 7.00 aan, Holy Communion, Thursda Jan, 9th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.PAGE FIVE Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, A., D.D.* SUNDAY, JANUARY 5th NEW YEAR SERVICES 10.00 a.m.Church School in all departments, \u2019 11.00 aan.Service of Worship and Centenary Celebration of the Universal Week of Prayer.The Commun- jon of The Lord's Supper and reception of new members will follow the sermon, 7.30 p.m.Service of Worship and celebration of the launching of Canadian Citizenship Week.Sermon theme: The Christian; A Cltizen of Two Worlds.All are invited to attend and share the fellowship of these | services of worship, Why not spend this first Sunday of hte New Year in Worship in The Lord's House?Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.NEW YEAR'S SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Dr.A, Lloyd Smith.\u201cA Rea sonable Resolution\u201d, 3.00 p.m.Church School.Sunday.7.30 p.m.Rev.R.Graham Barr.\u201cThin Which Cannot be Shaken.\u201d ss 845 p.m.Young Peoples Union.John Robb, Mus.Bac., Organist and Choirmaster.Missionary St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Gront, B.A., Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, B.A.B.D., Assistant Minister NEW YEAR SUNDAY JANUARY 5th 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant, \u201cWher Eternity Meet.\u201d eve Time and 7.30 p.m.Mr.Mowatt.\u201cFai Very Liltlen 4 oithful In A 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Y.P.Society.8 y.Junior MR, FRED WHITELY, Organist and Choirmaster, COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JANUARY 5th 11 » a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cOut of the Treasure.7,30 p.n.Eveuing Worship.\u201cWhy Cart We Foresee the Future?\u201d Dr, Norwood will preach at both services, Mr M.Warner Norman, Organist and Cholrmaster.ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JANUARY 5th 11.00 a.m.\u201cLiving By Faith\u201d, 11.00 a.m.and 12,15 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m, The Advent Portions of Hane del\u2019s Messiah by the Choir.Guest- soloists, Mrs.A.Barrett, alto, and Mrs.R.P.Nell, soprano.p.m.Young adult Group.Speaker: Mr.E, C.Woodley, M.A.Subject: Evolution Canada.Week of Prayer | Night, January Sth.Trinity Memorial Anglican Church Organist and Choir Director, K.NH, Cumingham, F.C.C.M, 8.15 of Government in Wednesday, Westmount Park Church {Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D, SUNDAY, JANUARY Sih 11.00 a.m.\u2018\u2018Is There Any \u2018Word From the Lord.\u201d 12.15 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m, \u201cThey Shall Earth.\u201d Inherit the 8.30 p.m.\u201cTwenly-Thirty?Club, \u201cJe hovah\u2019s \\Vitnesses, Pests or Mar tyrs?\u201d Come and give your opinion on this vexed question.Lo.Seott, L.R.S.M., Cholr Director CO Power Organist \u2019 ea peser x i Es 4 La ve SEE SSP MERE Ar PAGE SIX - THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 80 947 SOCIAL AND | PERSONAL Dr.and Mrs.A.W.McClel-# land, of Westmount, have returned from Toronto, after spending Christmas with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.William D.Taylor.Captain Norman S._ Richardson, R.N., and Mrs.Richardson have arrived from England and are the guests of the latter\u2019s brother- in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.McKeen, 12 de Casson Road.Lieut.A.F.Rowland, R.C.N,, arrived from Esquimalt, B.C.to spend New Year's with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Rowland, Thornhill Avenue.Mrs.R.H.Grant, chairman of the N.D.G.Women's Club spring bridge which is to be held in Victoria Hall on Wednesday, January 29th, will hold a meeting of her committee at 2326 Bea- consfield Avenue, on Tuesday, January 7th, at 8 p.m.Mr.and Mrs.Hatton R.Un- sworth, Oxford Avenue, entertained, recently, at dinner in honour of their daughter, Kathleen Patricia, and her fiance, Mr.L.Guy Papineau-Couture.The guests included the Rev.L.Leroux C.S.V., Mr.and Mrs.René Papineau Couture, Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Papin- eau-Couture, Mr.and Mrs.T.J.Bonner, Miss \u2018Mary Unsworth, Miss Carol Green, Master Joseph Unsworth, Miss Aileen Brady, of Windsor Mills, Mr.and Mrs.R.B.Unsworth of St.Johns and Mr.John Unsworth of Ste.Anne de Bellevue.a Mrs.F.E, Weir, of St.Cath- érine\u2019s, Ont.was a guest at tfie Windsor Hotel while in town for the Atkinson-King nuptials.Mr.and Mrs.John Atkinson, of Shelburne, Ont., who were guests at the Windsor Hotel while in town for their son's wedding to TIN SaLe® BEAUTIFUL DRESSES Cool Crepes, Prints, Sheers, Wools, Jerseys, etc.For sports, afternoon and evening.$10 $12 $15 Cottons! Cottons! Cottons! $5.95 up Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke, Westmount.Fl.7773 Open 9 to 6 Daily BIRD OF A HAT Wearing a jaunty bird-trimmed hat, Duchess of Kent snips a tape, symbolically opening a new maternity section of St.George's hospital in London.Miss Mary Isabelle King, now returned home.have Mr.and Mrs.Trevor Robertson, of Boston, and formerly of West- mount, have returned home after visiting Mrs.Robertson's parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Harrison who have just recently moved to their newly built residence at Dorval.Mr.and Mrs.Trevor Robertson also spent some time with Mr.Robertson's mother at her home, 379 Grosvenor Avenue, West- mount.A shower was given in honor of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Brown by the girls in her office, prior to her marriage, and a lamp was presented to the bride-elect.A party at the home of one of the girls followed this event.Mrs.George E.Clark, of Kingston, Ont., in town for the Brazier- Brown Wedding on Saturday, has been the guest of her daughter, Miss Muriel Clark, St.Mark Street.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Gallagher, of Outremont, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn, to Mr.Duncan Jones, son of Mrs.W.Jones, and the late Mr.Jones, of Westmount.Mr.and Mrs.Florian Leduc, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Pauline, to Mr.Dermot Palmer, of London, England, son of Mr.J.M.Palmet, of Montreal, the marriage to take place in London in early March.WEDDINGS FLINTOFT - MITCHELL The marriage of Joan Baird, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Burn- ham L.Mitchell, of Toronto, to Mr.James Flintoft, son of the MME A.Ndback GOTHIC 3132 Masson St.4491 St Lawrence WLLL 22 MAMMA } + a a A \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN CORSETS, CORSELETTES BRASSIÈRES Maternity and Surgiest Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT « - brie a Year, Ph To SE COURVAL D.: À.D.: À.4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert + -housie.tlate E.P.Flintoft, K.C., and of Mrs.Flintoft, of Westmount, took | place at three o'clock on Friday, December 27th, in Deer Park United Church, Poronto, the Rev.Dr.Stanley Russell officiating.Mr.John Weatherseed played the wedding music.The bride was given in marriage by her father, and her attendants were Mrs.Gordon C.Savage, sister of the bride, of Montreal; Miss Virginia Dobson, of Montreal; and Mrs.Donald E.Boxer, Miss Joan Tamblin and Miss Dorothy MacKenzie, of Toronto.Miss Diana Savage, of Montreal, was flower girl, and Master Michael Baylay, of Streetsville, was page-boy.Mr.H.D.Howitt was best man for his cousin, and the ushers were Mr.A.W.Goddman, Mr.P.H.Greenwood and Mr.John Flintoft, all of Montreal; and Mr.Lincoln S.Magor, of Port Nelson, and Mr.E.Llewellyn Smith, of Winona, Ont.Included among the guests was His Honor the Lieutenant-Gover- nor of Ontario and Mrs.Fay Lawson.BLAKENEY - GRIMMER The marriage of Miss Muriel Josephine Grimmer, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.G.S.Grimmer, of Dalhousie, New Brunswick, to Mr.Thomas Newcome Blakeney, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.T.L.Blak- eney, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon, December 28th at St.Mary's Church, Dal- The bride was given away by her father, and was attended by her sisters, the Misses Elizabeth and Alleyne Grimmer.Mr.Vernon A.Murray, of Westmount, was best man, and Mr.Alex.Sproule, of Westmount, was usher.A reception was held at the Chaleur Club, after which the bride and groom went to New York for their honeymoon.Mr.and Mrs.T.L.Blakeney went to Dalhousie to attend the wedding of their son.BLAIR - RAMSAY At Groce Church recently, Miss Isabella Brooks Ramsay, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Ramsay, of Tayport, Fife, Scotland, became the bride of Mr.David Blair, son of Mr, and Mrs.William Blair.The Reverend G.F.Leigh officiated -t the double ring ceremony.The bride wore a heaven blue crepe dress, a small pink flower hat with shoulder length veil, and carried a mother-of-pearl prayer book trimmed with pink rosebuds and white ribbon.She was given away by her brother, Mr.James Ramsay of Montreal.! The bridesmaid was Miss Chris- | tina Brooks, of Verdun.She wore a French blue crepe dress with matching accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds.The best man was Mr.John M.Graham, of Notre Dame de Grace, brother-in-law of the groom, and the ushers were Mr.James Brooks, Montreal, and Mr.Martin F.Crawford, Town of Mount Royal.A reception was held after the ceremony at Victoria Hall, West- mount.ST.LUKE'S BAPTISMS Jessie Myra Ann Walker, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Walker-of 5260 Saranac Avenue, and Beverly Anne Harris, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Harris of 2322 Hampton Avenue, were baptized on Sunday.Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, minister of St.Luke's United Church, 3480 Decarie Blvd, officiated.Melville Ladies\u2019 Aid The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Melville Pres- bytérian Church will be held at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday, at the home of the President, Mrs A.A.Stewart, 4286 Sherbrooke Street West.Annual reports will be read, and officers for 1947 elected.Every: member is requested to attend.Wm.Stevens, Simone Flibotte To Be Artists At Club Musicale The annual musicale of the Westmount Women's Club, Inc, to be held in Victoria Hall, on Friday, January 10th, promises to an event of outstanding interest and enjoyment.The two artists who are to star on the program are Simone Flibotte, mezzo soprano, and William Stevens, pianist.Miss Flibotte was the first prize winner of the \u201cSinging Stars of Tomorrow\u201d National Radio Contest in April 1946 and is now a pupil of Madame Pauline Donalda for voice production and languages.By an arrangement between Sir Ernest Mac- Millan, of Toronto, and Mr.Marcel Ancher, president of the Chamber of Music Guild of Washington, D.C., Miss Flibotte sang at the Canadian Embassy in the latter city as an exchange artist, with great success.William Stevens, a former member of the Royal Canadian Navy Show, was the accompanist of Oscar Natzke, the New Zealand basso.He toured Canada, Newfoundland, the British Isles and appeared with this well-known singer at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England.Mr.Stevens: has held five scholarships at the McGill Conservatorium, and has both a Licentiate Diploma and a Bachelor of Music degree from the same institution.At present he is studying piano with Mademoiselle Germaine Malipart, and composition with Mr.Claude Champagne at the Quebec Provincial Conservatory.Mrs.F.G.Sharpe will preside at the organ for the singing of! \u201cO Canada\u201d.Madame Bayette-Lennox will! act as accompanist for Miss Fli- botte.Programme \u2018The program will consist of the following selection: (1) By William Stevens: Sonata in G Major - Mozart - Allegro-An- dante Presto.(2) By Simone Flibotte: Tourments de mes pensées - Air \u201cOt- tone\u201d Handel; Che fiero Costume = Legrenzi; I attempt from love's sickness to fly - Purcell: and The Mermaid's Song - Haydn (3) William Stevens: Inter mezzo, op.117, No.1- Brahms; Spinning song - Mendelssohn; Noe- turne in C sharp Æninor - Chopin.After the Intermission the fourth item will consist of a group of songs by Simone Flibotte including Seguedille, \u201cCarmen\u201d - Bizet; Toujours - Fauré; In the silence of the night - Rachmaninoff; Hopak - Moussorsky.(5) William Stevens: The little white donkey - Ibert; Claire de lune - Debussy; Prelude in G Minor - Rachmaninoff.St.Luke's W.A.The monthly meeting of St.Luke's W.A.will take place on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.Rev.R.E.Spencer will dedicate the officers for 1947.Mrs.Watson will take the devotional.The conveners are asked to have their written reports of 1946 ready.Tea will be served, Mid-Winter Party to New York City All Expenses \u2014 Personaliy For Delicious Home-made BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, PASTRIES, FRUIT CAKES, PUDDINGS, SHORTBREAD, etc.come to the Wee Scotch Shop lames W.Muir, Prop 317 Victoria Ave (Near Western) DExter 5709 taxagian Qe Cond d by Mrs.H.B.Pope Jan.20th to Jan.26th By Air, $76.85 By Rail (coach), $58.40 By Greyhound Bus, $52.40 Reservations Limited For particulars, inquire at Tobin's Travel Bureau 1240 PEEL ST.PL.9613 BANDEAUX: 1.30 to 2.75 LONG LINE: 3.15 8\u2014Averoye =] 4888 SHERBRODKE FEEL FREE-AS-AIR IN À The New BRA for Bosom Beauty | REGEN MSS DEL LIMITED ES by FLEXEES PHONE @ | AE 51.WESTMOUNT 15% J Wesmenst's Home Newspepor™ \u2018 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 { Religious Programs To Mark Canad:an Citizenship Week - Thi Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, in \u201cco-operation with the Canadian Citizenship Branch of the Department of the Secretary \" of State is arranging to broadcast several significant religious programmes during Canadian Cit- Responsible Girls Older Women Service Men's Wives If you like children If you are in good health If you can supply references Inquire about interesting well paid part time employment with Child Care Club Call Monday through Friday © 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.Saturday 10 to 12 noon Fl.5169 For Fast Service Bring Your TO THE QUALIFIED WATCHMAKER From ELGIN Fine \u2018Assortment of Rings, Watches, Wedding Gifts, etc.Laurence ALEXANDER 4188 St.Catherine W.(Near Greene) WE.2102 WALL PAPER .~~ yy .E The Kind You'll Enjoy Living With \u2014 LA.VALL PAPER SHOP MEZZANINE FLOOR CASTLE BUILDING 1410 STANLEY STREET 9594 STOP Tee at the start DD Hr PSP.Relief [GT] EH EVD) FULL OUNCE 65¢ AVAILABLE AT ALL DRUG STORES izenship Week, 5th to 11th of January, 1947.From the Temple Baptist Church, Windsor, the Dominion and Trans-Canada Network of the C.B.C.will broadcast an address by Rev.H.R.Nobles entitled \u201cA Citizen of 1947\".The Temple Baptist Church Choir will sing hymns and anthems in keeping with New Year's and Citizenship Week.This broadcast is scheduled for the Religious Period from 2.30 to 3 p.m., Sunday 5th January.During the Church of the Air period at 4.30 .pm., 5th January, the Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Winnipeg will broadcast a Vesper Service and Christmas Carols in a programme specifically arranged for Citizenship Week.This program will be relayed over the Dominion and Trans-Canada Network of the C.B.C.At the same time the following Sunday 12th January, the Dominion and Trans-Canada Network stations will broadcast a special Service from the St.Paul's Anglican Church of St.John, New Brunswick, which will feature an address by the Rev.Canon A.F.Bate, Rector of St.Paul's.SJE EES'EE EERE The Canadian Citizenship Act which became effective Jan.Ist.1947, breaks new constitutional ground, particularly as regards Canadian women.For the first time in our history the statute governing Citizenship recognizes the equal status of women.Formerly, women applying for citizenship were classed as persons \u201cunder a disability\u201d in the same category as minors and insane persons.Under the new Act women will have control of their national status.Ceremonies from Coast to Coast Because the legislation is important to them, as it is to all Canadians, women's organizations across Canada are taking an enthusiastic part in Canadian Citizenship Week which is being observed from Jan.5th to Jan.11th.During that week Citizenship ceremonies are being held in Charlottetown, Halifax, Fredericton, Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, St.Cath- arines, Welland, Windsor, Sudbury, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Regina, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria.In each of these cities, local committees of women\u2019s organizations, service clubs and educational bodies are working with civic and provincial officials iParranging ceremonies when new citizens will be given certificates of citizenship and welcomed into the Canadian.family.Retains Canadian Citizenship Here are some of the clauses which affect women: When a Canadian woman marries an alien, she no longer automatically changes her nationality.She retains her Canadian Citizenship until such time as she files a form voluntarily relinquishing it.To Obtain Canadian Citizenship A woman who marries a Canadian can, if she wishes, obtain Canadian citizenship after one year's residence in Canada with her husband.Previously such wives were regarded as \u201cCanadian nationals\u201d under the Canadian National Act of 1921 even prior to landing in Canada.Under the 1921 Act they were entitied to receive a Canadian passport which requested protection and assistance in foreign countries as a Canadian national, but they were not regarded as Canadian citizens under the Immigratoin Act.This anomaly no longer exists under the Canadian Citizenship Act and the Immigration Act has been altered to conform.In accordance with the principle of giving women an equal position with men, an alien wife does not acquire Canadian citizenship as a result of her husband becoming a naturalized Canadian.She ap- Is To Be Speaker At Jewish Hospital Mr.Louis Mulligan, President of the Decorators\u2019 Association of Quebec, will address the Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital at its eleventh annual meeting, to be held at the Mount Royal Hotel on Thursday, January 9th, at 3 o\u2019clock Mr.Mulligan is also a member of the, advisory council of the School of Furniture and is associated with the firm of Mitchell- Holland, interior decorators.He is interested in all forms of art and its expression, and was one of the founders of the Shakespeare Society of Montreal.The subject of his address to the Auxiliary will be, \u201cA Modern Slant on Decorating\u201d.Mrs.Alton Goldbloom will preside at the meeting, at which the anpual reports will be presented and elections will take place.Karnak Club The Karnak Ladies Social Club will meet in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West, on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.for a sewing, knitting and business meeting.LB BUN RH a RE CITIZENSHIP WEEK | EEE EERE BEEELEB EEE ®RREE plies separately and after qualifying under the regulations will receive her own certificate as a Can- | adian.Importan Points Women who married Canadians and were lawfully admitted to Canada before January 1st, 1947, when the Citizenship Act comes into effect, automatically become Canadian citizens under the Act.After January 1st, 1947, it requires one year's residence before they can acquire Canadian citizenship.\u2019 A woman married to a Canadian who is already a British subject can become a Canadian citizen after: (a) Legal admission to Canada for permanent residence.(b) One year's continuous residence in Canada with her husband.(ce) Filing the appropriate form with the Naturalization Branch, Department of the Secretary of State, Ottawa.An alien wife in this category must appear before a court for ex- amindtion, must be lawfully admitted to Canada for permanent residence and reside here for one year preceding the date of her petition for citizenship, and must file an appropriate form with the clerk of the Court in the judicial district where she resides.St.Andrew's The regular meeting of the MacGillivray Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Church will be held in Tuesday at 3 p.m.The Rev.D.M.Grant will be the speaker, and the meeting will be in aye of Mrs.J.Q.Brown and the ladies of the Kitchener Circle.Mrs.Harold Mills will be the soloist.Bessborough Chapter : The regular monthly meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter of the LO.D.E.will take place Ephraim Scott W.A.on Thursday, January 9th, at the home of Mrs.A.E.Watts, The Women\u2019s Association of 3788 Hampton Avenue, at 8.15 Ephraim Scott Church will hold p.m.their meeting on Tuesday at 2.30 Nomination of *officers for the p.m.All members are requested coming year will be held.to attend.TYPEWRITING, SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING AND ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJEZTS Day And Evening Classes SPROTT COMMERCIAL.COLLEGE EL-1733.2304 OLD ORCHARD AVENUE - EL-2452 ABOYE EMPRESS THEATRE \\ PAGE SEVEN SITES ae TRAINED ATTENDANTS PARKER SCHOOL Reg'd 3 Months-Day Course Opens January 25th ONLY ONE UNDER DIRECT PATRONAGE OF MANY PROMINENT DOCTORS AND SPONSORED BY THE REG'D.NURSES ASSN.OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Before Taking Any Trained Attendant's Course Be Sure and Consult Some Reliable Nursing Headquarters in Montreal Get a Diplomo With This Sponsorship 381 Eim Ave., Westmount Telephone Fltzroy 2202 or Wlikank 8877 em a REFRESHER COURSES IN STENOGRAPHY Pitman, Cregg, Bilingual and Thomas.student.included in Individual dictation attention given to each Special classes every evening course, GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE J.Philip Page, A.P.A., 4914 Sherbrooke St.West oe \u2014\u2014 m2 \u2014\u2014\" \u2014 Principal.DE.2242 MID-WINTER pr So, A oi Announcement ACCOUNTANCY New Classes Opening in January Courses include double entry, journal-ledger, closing entries, financial reports, balance sheets, profit and loss, partnership, company and cost accounting.CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS AS INSTRUCTORS Page School Of Accountancy J.Philip Page, A.P.A., Principal.GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 4914 Sherbrooke St.West DE.2242 - conve speak Prof.Parlez-vous Francais?Would you be interested in a course of real you did in your mother tongue?If so, see 396 Lansdowne, Westmount rsational French that teaches you to before studying the grammar, the way Cayouette.Classes now forming.EL.0713 Î pre LIED aie A EE PAS PAGE EIGHT .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 \u2018\u2019Wosimount\u2019s Home Newspeper\u201d First Montreal Showing Of \u201cBrief Encounter Montreal audiences will have their first opportunity to view the great film production \u201cBrief Encounter\u201d, at the Snowdun United Theatre where it starts on Saturday, - playing for one week.The film was produced by the celebrated Noel Coward and ranks with his very hest work.The motion picture was judged to be the Best Film of The Year by the International Federation of Film Critics at Cannes, France, in competition with some of the best offerings of Hollywood and other film centres.It received further recognition when it headed the list of the Ten Best Pictures of * At Snowdon The Year as selected by the National Board of Review in New York.Celia Johnson who will be remembered for her performance in the very successful-film, \u201cThis Happy Breed\u201d, is co-starred with Trevor Howard in #Brie.Encounter\u201d.She has the part of a happily married woman who meets, by accident, and falls in love with a doctor.They fall in love, although ijt is the last thing in the world that either one wanted or expected.The entire story is told in a very lifelike fashion and is definitely ap- pealing to the more discriminating type of movie-goer.Knowles and John Hoyt.the Monkland United Theatre, This film is based on authentic records of the Office of Strategic Service and has in its supporting cast such players as Patric EXCITING ESPIONAGE! Alan Ladd and Geraldine Fitzgerald are co-starred in \u201c0.S.S.\u201d, which starts on Saturday at playing until Tuesday night.Direct From Hollywood * By Jack Hirshberg IDEAL YOUNGSTER - HOLLYWOOD, Jan.\u20189\u2014Claude Jarman was out booting his new football with the neighbourhood kids yesterday, and not a soul pestered him for his autograph when I joined them in a pickup scrub game on the vacant corner lot.But this is the last holiday season young Jarman will spend in anonymity for many years.He's the long awaited successor to the two Jackies, @oogan and Cooper, Less and in Metro\u2019s \u2018\u201c\u2019The Yearling\u201d he steals scenes from a faun\u2014a feat no established star would dare undertake.Right now Jarman's face is as unknown to the general public as whimsical and topped by straight, long blond hair.It\u2019s the face Clarence Brown dreamed of for four years but could find nowhere until the director stumbled upon Claude in a Tennessee schoolroom in 1945.LAJESTMOUN \\ A, (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY For One Week! ROBERT Directed by William Dieterle a HAL WALLIS production - ra What strange, power could drive this man from the lips of the woman he married into the arms of the woman he loved?SYLVIA YOUNG SIDNEY * RICHARDS fo From The Successful Broadway Play by LILLIAN HELLMAN America\u2019s Foremost Woman Dromatist wit DUDLEY DIGGES end mosey DOUGLAS DICK + Screenplay by Lillian Hellman A Poramount Picture HAL WALLIS - the producer of \u201cCasablanca\u201d, \u201cLove Letters\u201d end \u201cSaratoga MA Trunk\u201d now brings Sa you'The Searching a Wind\", his most dramatic motion picture JACKIE \"BUTCH\" JENKINS in * \u201cBOY'S RANCH\" with JAMES CRAIC À WESTMOUNT LAST SHOWING TODAY! BETTE DAVIS and GLENN FORD in \"A Stolen Life,\u201d with Dane Clark.Also \"RENEGADES,\" in TECHNICOLOR, with Evelyn Keyes, Larry Parks ans Willard Perker.f \u20181! A.twin\u2019s love for the same man her sister is in love with constitutes the central problem in Bette Davis' latest starring film, \u201cA Stclen Life\u201d, which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.Miss Davis plays both twins whoge love for the character portrayed by Glenn Ford ends in tragedy for one and happiness for the other, and the actress has an excellent opportunity to dispiay her unlimited abilities.~~ An unusual story, rife with couflict and rivalry, has been made into a fine motion picture.It presents an acting challenge well met, for the one twin, Kate, is extremely lovable and selfless; whereas Pat is thoroughly hate- Prior to that, Brown had looked at over 11,000 kids, searching for the ideal youngster to play the lead in Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' Pulitzer Prize story.Brown almost missed Jarman, too.It was 2.50 p.m.of a February afternoon, and at 3.30 he was to hop a train from Nashville to Knoxville.En route to the depot his taxi passed a grammar school.\u201cStop here a moment!\u201d Brown ordered the driver, and he hopped out and entered the school marched down the corridor, staring through the glass pane in each classroom door.While peeking through the fifth grade portal his gaze met Claude's.The fur year | search was ended.Claude\u2019s father held an office job on the railroad and was soon to be pensioned\u2014he was a bit hesitant about forsaking this secure future for the Hollywood gamble.But his bosses granted him leave \u2018of absence for a year, and the | family came west.Except for periodic visits, they'll not return to Nashville for several decades.ed.After eight years of meeting cinema brats and their equally bratty mothers, this correspondent doesn\u2019t easily go overboard for any child actor.Usually they're too sweet or too nasty, and they're invariably affected to the point of repulsion.But Claude's charm is his talent for being .natural.He resorts to no trickery, no pouting or obvious mechanism on the screen.He has gone to no dramatic schools, studied neither music nor dance.And if you ask him what he's proudest of since coming to Hollywood, he'll reply: \u201cMy drop kick! I can boot 'em 35 yards now.\u201d HOLIDAY SEASON is party season in Hollywood, and most of the town\u2019s bistros and beautiful mansions are lit up at night\u2014 even though Christmas is past.The people are lit, too.More alcohol has flowed this year than any annum in recent memory .Out of the flock of shindigs heralding advent of 1947, however, the most impressive was one thrown by Atwater Kent with 200 blind (Continued on Page 9) Rivalry Twixt Twin Sisters Theme Of Westmount Film ful and contemptible.Kate loves Bill for his simplicity and modest ambitions, while to Pat he is merely another engaging admirer.Others in a generally excellent supporting cast include Dane Clark, winner of the award for this year's most promising young actor, as Karnok, an artist under whose tutelage Kate works in an effort to forget Bill; Walter Brennan as a cantankerous New England lighthouse-keeper \u2019 and Bill's best and most understanding ê.- friend; Charles Ruggles as cousin Freddie, the twin\u2019s humourous be- - nefactor; and Bruce Bennett, ree membered for his excellent characterization of Joan Crawford's husband in \u201cMildred Piercs\u201d, in a dramatic role on which the pice ture\u2019s climax hinges.- A.C Refrigeration Co.Repairs Service Sales PROMPT - EFFICIENT! 837 NOTRE DAME W.LISTEN TO THE MORNING NEWSCAST MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CKVL 8:55 A.M.By A.C.He |.Young Jarman's stardom is assur- AL acne\u2019 (St.Catherine at Chomedey) STARTS SATURDAY UNTIL TUESDAY ! In Technicolor! FEY HORD DANE LAK ER EA CA HR Added Attraction \u201cRENEGADES\u201d *% Evelyn KEYES * Larry PARKS * Willard PARKER 2 s be- , re i En pe CR Rs FIRST RUN FILM AT SNOWDON! who starred in the extremely popular film, \u201cThis Happy Breed,\u201d is co-starred with Trevor Howard, above, in the Noel Coward production, \u2018Brief Encounter,\u201d which starts on Saturday at the Snowdon United Theatre for one week.\u2018Brief Encounter,\u201d which has its Montreal premiere at the Snowdon, has been selected the Best Film of The Year by the International Federation of Film Critics at Cannes, France, as well as receiving the same honour from the National Board of Review in.New York.Dorothy McGuire Heroine In \u201cTill The End Of Time\u201d Drama Dorothy McGuire has a highly sympathetic role as the heroine of an absorbing drama of emotional and economic problems facing the returned veteran, in the film \u201cTill The End Of Time\u201d, which is now playing until Friday at the Monkland United Theatre.The promising young leading men Guy Madison, Robert Mitchum and Bill Williams are co-starred with her.The film personalizes today's rehabilitation problem in matter of three Marine veterans.Guy Madison, returning home after his discharge, finds to much experience has elapsed since he left, and his growing unhappiness and insecurity threatens to engulf him in disater.He can neither settle down, nor pursue his own interests.His emotional problems are aggravated by his well-mean- ing but non-understanding parents, who immediately try to turn him back to a civilian way of thinking the | Not only is he indifferent to their Fl.4225 ART INSTRUCTION Drawing and Painting, Still Life, Landscape,.Live Model.SEVERE MASSE STUBIO 4823 St.Catherine St.West EL.5272 6 PATRIC KNOWLES JONN HOYY ( ! TTT (Monkland at Girouard Ave.) Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY ! The Screen\u2019s Top Action Star! es ERALD = He's deep in danger .deeper in love .in the Top Thrill Show of the < Based on the authentic on the .(Office of Strategic Service).the secret government intelligence service.Added Comedy Feature!\u2014; \u201cJANIE GETS MARRIED\" .with % Joan LESLIE % Robert HUTTON % Edward ARNOLD % Ann HARDING Tom Sawyer Play Soon Forthcoming Plans and rehearsa.s have been underway for some time by the Theatre for Young Folk for their -most important production \u2018to date, \u2018The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.\u2019 Mark Twain\u2019.immortal classic is the well known story of a lovable boy and it has been skillfully adapted to the stage by Wilbur Braun.All the characters so familiar to readers of the famous humorist\u2019s works are there: Tom's pal, Huckleberry Finn; his half- brother, Sid, the born tattle-tale, and, of course, unforgettable Aunt Polly, as well as the two objects of the hero's youthful affections, Becky Thatcher and Amy Lawrence, together with many others.Joy Thomson, who will direct the Play, has chosen a talented cast of adult players to portray the various characters.The indefatigable director of Canadian Art Theatre is never satisfied that a new production shall be merely \u2018as good as the last\u2019 and audiences are promised a real treat when \u2018Tom Sawyer\u2019 is presented at Vie- toria Hall, for matinee performances, on Saturday, Jam:ary 11th, 18th and 25th, at 2.30 p.m.activities, but he is incapable ot meeting their standards of normalcy, and the ensuing conflict has far-reaching results.Meeting up with a lovely young war widow, portrayed by Dorothy McGuire, the young hero senses that he can find peace and understanding with her.Almost reluctantly he falls in love with her, and together they work through their individual unhappiness to find peace and contentment.Robert Mitchum and Bill Williams depict the hero's two buddies; the former longs for a small ranch, but the latter, a former prizefighter, sees no future for himself, for he is now legless.How these two, along with the hero, eventually find themselves, adds up to superb screen entertainment.The execellent featifred cast includes Jean Porter, Tom Tully, Ruth Nelson, Harry VonZell, Johnny Sands, William Gargan, Selena, Royle and Loren Tindall.Direct From (Continued from Page 8) people as guests.Cary Grant entertained with a corny mind-read- and songsmith Harold Arlen reeled off a couple of hundred of his compositions at the piano .Olivia De Haviland, Myrna Loy and Edgar Bergen also kept the sightless folk happy.This was one affair reflecting the true spirit of the season.Joan Crawford ,voted the most co-operative actress of the year by.Hollywood newspaper women, will spend two weeks in Quebec and Ontario later this month, She's in New York just now.Esther Williams and Ben Gage plan to adopt a baby.Esther recently lost hers some weeks before its scheduled birth.While we're talking of things maternal, Betty Grable and Harry James will be parents again in June.Norma Shearer is down to 112 pounds, her slimmest in years.She'll spend two months at Sun Valley before returning to the sound stages at Enterprise.Incidental intelligence: Charlie Chaplin has never cuts his own hair.According to his ex-wives and amours, he doesn\u2019t trust anyone else with a razor! If food burns while you're on the telephone with the friend who always calls when you're in the midst of preparing dinner don't scream.Salvage what food you can ard put some water in the ran.This will loosen the black mass so you can scrape it off (with a wooden sponn please).Enaniel saucepans (hat have, been burned take well to a pinch of soda in the water.1947- STAGE TRIUMPH FILMED! Lillian Hellman, America's leading woman playwright, was the author of the great stage hit, \u201cThe Searching Wind,\u201d which has been adapted to the Screen with Sylvia Sidney and Robert Young co-starred.This film starts on Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre, playing for one week, and features Ann Richards, Douglas Dick and Dudley Digges in supporting roles.PAGE NINE ing act that had everyone howling, |] used a barber.Shaves himself and ||.First Run in Montreal! The story of then a strang NOEL COWARD COULD PRESENT \u2018SUCH LIFE - LIKE HAPPENINGS TO THE AVERAGE By the Internationa! Federation of Film Critics ot Cannes, France, and by the National Board of Review in New York.NOEL COWARD'S WOMANI e 7 RA VN starring CELIA JOHNSON TREVOR HOWARD STANLEY HOLLOWAY A NOEL COWARD \u2014 CINEGUILD PRODUCTION THRILL TO RACHMANINOFF CONCERTO No.2 AS PLAYED BY- EILEEN JOYCE x CNONDON (Decarie Bivd.at Snowdon Jct.) STARTS SATURDAY ! + À PAGE TEN \u2018+ SHORTS By George Cochrane ~~, t = Rotund Andy O\u2019Brien, The Standard\u2019s number one sports scrivener, devoted a few of his very .Teadable paragraphs last Satur- Ë day to describe the Toronto Maple i Leafs\u2019 practice sessions.Seemed as if Andy was particularly impressed with one Leafian practice : _maneuvre, that of having 15 of § \u201c20° players, including the goalie, ; skate round and round the rink, each carrying a puck, and starting and stopping every time ye coach sounded\u201d a toot on his whistle.To Mons, O'Brien this seemed to be something new.* * * Well, it isn\u2019t.I was talking to George Smith, retired Mr.Sports of Westmount High School who guided 96 of the suburb city's .High school teams to champion- Ë ships in his 32 years at W.H.S,, #; the other a.m.and \u201cG.P.\u201d, as he b is known to countless hundreds of ÿ boys who came under his skillful i wtutelage, was somewhat amused 1 at the O\u2019Brien remarks.Ih: % #% # zi \u201cWhy,\u201d he said, \u201chaving 15 or dE 20 pucks on the ice at once and having all the players, including the goalie, skate and stop when I blew on my whistle was part ; of our program at Westmount ii High for 15 or 16 years.And we i didn\u2019t get the idea from the Toronto Maple Leafs.\u201d % #% M .Other teams have used the system too.It\u2019s a great conditioner for the netminder and excellent stick handling practice for every one else on the team.But it cer- + tainly did not originate with the - Leafs.| JOTTINGS sin informal farewell party for Jimmy McCormick, Westmount\u2019s i pX-recreation supervisor who leav- | w.WINTER, i } >! - \"SPORTS ; Ek ~ x ot Every winter sport you could possibly A wish for.ond at $ your doorstepd Fast downbhills 10 challenge experts .gentle slopes and snow-laden trails for | beginaers.Famous Snow Eagle Ski \u201cSchool .skatiag .Siberian dog teams.Accommodation and cuisine ia ) , the famous \u2018Gray Rocks\u2019 way\u2019.| *Sialom Week '= January 14-21 | 3 EE ONGE \u201cIn the Famous Laurentians\u2019 THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 \u201cWestmosnt's Home Newspaper\u201d Inter Schedule Opens Monday Read's Dodgers Join Circuit The schedule in the Intermediate section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey Léague will open this Monday evening, January 6, at Westmount Park, The first doubleheader will see Royals play Aces in the first game and the Football Club take on Stars in the nightcap.A fifth club, Buddy Read's Dodgers, has been added.The addition of another club, the post entry of the Dodgers, necessitates a new schedule to replace the one issued last week.The complete % roster of clubs now includes the es for Waterloo, Ontario, Monday, will be held in the Oak Room at Victoria Hall tonight.Starting time is 8.00 o'clock.A representation will be made to the mighty mite of Westmount sport and light refreshments will be served.Bruce Johnston, who coached Westmount's Q.R.F.U.junior entry, and a committee of four, are looking after all the arrangements .Bill Hutchinson, the energetic prexy, announces that the Snowdon Senior Fastball League bigwigs will be getting together some time about the middle of January to discuss plans for the 1947 season Red Fisher, ye Monitor assistant sports editor, has moved up the scale a notch in The Standard's sports department.He takes Jimmy McCormick\u2019s place.Which means that the Red will now be covering Senior Group hockey, Atwater baseball and the like.Congrats, Red .Jack Lang, director of physical education for Protestant schools on the Island of Montreal, spent last week-end up at Ottawa.This appears to be the year for veteran National Hockey League players to hang up their skates and take over the coaching reigns.Reg Hamilton, who played for years on the Toronto defence and played last season and part of this for Chicago, is now coaching the Kansas City team in the United States Hockey League .And Bob Davidson.one of Toronto's all-time great left wingers, who started off the present season as assistant to Coach Happy Day of the Maple Leafs, is now looking after the destinies of the St.Louis Flyers in the U.S.H.L.,, Murray Armstrong, former Detroit Red Wing centre, has been appointed coach of the Dallas Texans in the same league.St.Leo's Senior B puck chasers wallopped Westmount High's Senior A squad at Lachine Arena last Saturday morning to the tune of 7-0 in a pre-schedule exhibl- tion tilt.Looks as if the purple and white haven't too much jet propulsion in their tubes this season.Although last year, after dropping a decision to St.Leo's they turned around to eke ou\u2018 a victory over the powerful Catholic High crew.Ever wonder how Hector Blake, Canadiens\u2019 veteran left winger, came to be called \u201cToe?\u201d Well, it was this way: Blake used to call himself Hec-toe and the name gradually got shortened to Toe .Jack McKissock, Snowdon Star fastballer who's playing hockey for the Verdun Maple Leafs jun- jor team this season, has heen appointed head referee of all Westmount Q.A.H.A.loops this season with the exception of the intermediate circuit .And so it goes.: ERR EER ER RRR \u2019 Remember to see Terry McGrail when you want a new economy car.- STANDARD 8 H.P.\u2014 40 M.P.G.\u2014 60 M.P.H.Coazh-s \u2014 Convertibles \u2014 Tourers RAL NTR TAR CLE 0.: | 4428 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST a nas as the outstanding rookie in the = Dodgers, Stars, Aces, Junior Football Club and the Royals.The new schedule drafted for a five team .loop is as follows: Mon.Jan.6\u2014(8.00) Royals vs Aces; (9.00) Football Club vs Stars.Wed.Jan.8\u2014(8.00) Dodgers vs Stars; (9.00) Royals vs Football Club.Thu.Jan.9\u2014 (8.00) Aces: vs Dodgers.Mon.Jan.13\u2014(8.00) Dodgers vs Royals; (9.00) Aces vs Football Club.Wed.Jan.15\u2014(8.00) Stars vs Royals; (9.00) Football Club vs Dodgers.Thu.Jan.16\u2014 (8.00) Stars vs Aces.Mon.Jan.20\u2014 (8.00) Stars vs Football Club; (9.00) Aces vs Royals.Wed.Jan.22\u2014(8.00) Football Club vs Royals; (9.00) Stars vs Dodgers.Thu.Jan.23\u2014 (8.00) Dodgers vs Aces.Mon.Jan.27\u2014(8.00) Football Club vs Aces; (9.00) Royals vs Dodgers.Wed.Jan.29\u2014(8.00) Dodgers vs Football Club; (9.00) Royals vs -Stars.Thu.Jan.30\u2014 (8.00) Aces vs Stars.Mon.Feb.3\u2014(8.00) Royals vs Aces; (9.00) Football Club vs Stars.Wed.Feb.5\u2014(8.00) Dodgers vs Stars; (9.00) Royals vs Football Club.Thu.Feb.8\u2014 (8.00) Aces vs Dodgers.Mon, Feb.10\u2014(8.00) Dodgers vs Royals; (9.00) Aces vs Football Club.Wed.Feb.12\u2014(8.00) Stars vs Royals; (9.00) Football Club vs Dodgers.Thu, Feb.13\u2014 (8.00) Stars vs Aces.Cub Pucksters Open Schedule By REG.GROOME The Westmount section of the Inter-Pack Hockey League swings into action Saturday when 2nd Westmount and St.Leo\u2019s engage in a hockey duel at 2 p.m.on King George Rink.Westmount Park and St.Matthias will take over at 3 p.m.These four teams comprise the Westmount section who will battle through a six- week schedule to provide a winner to enter into the semi-finals of the league play-offs.Interest will be centered around 2nd Westmount's team, who were the champions of this section last year.St.Leo's and St.Matthias are both new teams to the Inter- Pack set-up and it will be interesting to see how they fare when faced with opposition in an organized league.Watch the Examiner next week for results of these two games and the schedule for the remainder of the season.John F.\u201cMike\u201d Field, Scoutmaster of St.Matthias Troop, is the Convener of this section of the league, and all inquiries concerning the league should be addressed to him.A GENTLEMANLY PLAYER Edgar Laprade, Rangers ace sophomore who was the winner of the Calder Trophy N.H.L.last season, has only received one minor penalty in 68 National Hockey League games.Laprade went through 49 games last season without incurring a single penalty.His one penalty came in his third game ot the current season plaved in Montreal.| Hockey League debut at the New York Johnny Peirson Now A Bruin Johnny Peirson, a blazing fast right winger who spark- plugged McGill's 1946 inter- rollegiate championship hockey team, will make his National Forum tomorrow night when the Boston Bruins play Montreal Canadiens.Peirson, a West- mounter wk- lives at 121 Ar- ington avenue, has been called up from the Boston Olympics to replace Bill Shill on the Trains\u2019 third forward line.The \u201cWestmount speedball of the ice lanes, who starred for Westmount High teams before joining the army in 1945, attended Dawsc~ College last vear, kept himself in conditio all Inst summer with a strenuous set of exercises and reported to the Hershey Bears, another Bruin farm club, last fall.He was switched to the Olympics and has been playing consistently good hockey all season, Peirson is recognized as being one of the best prospects to 2ome up from this suburb city in the past decade.Putters Social Club Ski Races Added To City Program One of the Winter sports items planned for.1847 by the West- mount Parks Department is weekly ski races on King George Park.The races will be \u201cfor youngsters only and will be held one afternoon each week.Ribbons for the events have been purchased and they will be awarded to the first three racers in each event.In all probability four classes will be named, two for boys and two for girls.A route will be traced over.the Park traverse in each race.It is not certain yet just when the first race will be held but further notice of the events will be given in this paper and at the schools.Our line of sight is horizontal as we gaze at the horizon, hence the name, which was given it by the Greeks.N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Now and Used Bicycles for Sale Used Bicycles bought WELDING 5260 Sherbrooke St.W.To Meet Monday Night The Westmount Putters Social F2 Corner Decarie Bivd.EL.0081 Club will inaugurate the 1947 season with a meeting at Victoria Hall on Monday night, January 8.Chairman Win Stott has many ambitious plans for the new year and it is expected that he will reveal many of them to the members at this session.The 1946 season was a very successful one with 28 meetings being held with an attendance of 385 members.This is an average attendance of approximately 21 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's\u2019 Tailor Made SUITS \"We offer a sice selection of new materials.All work hand-made in latest styles.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St.Catherine) members per meeting.where the skiers will have to TNA WELL-KEPT CARS IS RR .ay TAXI YES SIR! 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room as they jidently lost all faith in Santa aus, the law of averages and Be proper definition of which habet letter comes first, A B.: ; \u201c SPORT SHORTS [The Bantam Interscholastic uad scored their third victory the season when they set in defeating the Double Rolfe was unbeatable in ais and Budzon at centre show- R smart playmaking ability.lèter Ciceri scored the neatest 1 of the game, sinking the puck ito the twine with a clever ten bot back-Hand shot.#4 St.Leo's Midget B and Ban- Jam Q.A.H.A.have engaged each pther in two games to date with- ut reaching a decision.The first Fame ended in a 3-all draw and e second game a 5-5 stalmate.3 e rivalry between eams from the school is keen find in their last meeting there Jere a few minor brawls.{8 This morning at Lachine Arena, it Leo's teams will figure in a FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St W.DExTer 1149 Modern Chapel WITH \u201cHAMMOND® ORGAN these two | TN Co .\u2018THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 17 Minor Puckmen To Begin Play Next Week The juvenile, midget and bantam sections of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League are slated to open their respective schedules for 1947 next week.The juveniles, midget B and bantam A groups will all open on Monday, January 6, while the midget A and bantam B sections will get underway on Wednesday, January 8., Two juvenile games are on tap.Tornados will play Unity Aces at Staynor on Monday at 8 p.m.while Argos will visit Tornados at the Queen's rink on Wednesday.at 830 p.m.In a sole midget A encounter, Panthers and Tornados will clash at the Queen's rink on Wednesday, January 8, at 7.30 p.m.There is also one midget B tilt on the books with St.Leo's and Hornets meeting at Westmount Park, west rink, on Monday, January 6, at 7 p.m.All three bantam A teams will see action with Panthers and St.Leo's clashing at the Academy rink on Monday, January 8, in an afternoon game at 4 p.m.while Tornados and Panthers will meet at the Westmount Park, west rink, on Wednesday, January 6, at 7 p.m.The bantam B section will open with a single fixture, Panthers and Aces will play against.each other on the Westmount Park, east rink, on Wednesday afternoon, January 8, at 4 p.m, ~ W.G.H.Marcou Wins Cage Team's Draw Doug Alexander's Westmount basketball club, current leaders of the Montreal Basketball League junior section, held a drawing over the weekend with.the following results: 1st prize, W.G.H.Marcou, 483 Grosvenor Avenue; 2nd prize, David Flam, Chandler, Quebec; 3rd prize A.E.Allan, 6 Park Place, Westmount.First prize incidentally was two return tickets to New York City while the second prize was one return ticket to the same place.A valuable oil painting was the third prize.l A PAGE ELEVEN \u2014 ue tr The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 1 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 2c for each additional word PERSONALS FOR SALE ENJOYABLE MOVIES Sound and silent, shown in your home, for children's parties, LO.1788.X-13 Kay's Pantry, 364 Victoria Av 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establish some kind of a record for hockey activity for St.Leo teams, with over 15 exhibition games down to be played.The Westmount Municipal Hockey League opens Monday.Our Bantams will play.a home game on the school rink at 4.00 p.m.The Midget B gang will swing into action at 7.00 p.m.when they will encounter Hornet Midget aggregation.The weekly Boxing class continues to show plenty of interest and enthusiasm.Two new boys to the class are Bernard and Paul LaHaye, whose father at one time held the amateur heavyweight boxing title of Canada.FuneraL\u2026 Directors Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge PRUE St@Phone: OO | Monitor Co.(Continued from Page 3) .+ « plans have been irawn for a second floor of che building which will house the offices .while the present office of the building will be given over to the Plant .While it is impossible to state when the new building will be ready, it is my hope that we may be able to start this Spring.Last year I mentioned we were entering a \u201cRainbow Year\u201d.an era of business after the heavy storms of war .we did have sunshine this year in a business way .but I can assure you conditions are by far not normai as yet.Business Was Good Yes, Business was Good in 1946 .the best year your Company has enjoyea .the largest gross in its history .but unfortunately gross business is not what counts .+.it is what is left after expenses that makes the differerce .I know you folks realize that costs have increased ., in five years wages have increased from $90,000 to over $160,000 .Newsprint, in one year it has jumped from $55.10 to $82.10 .that\u2019s nearly $30.a ton which costs the Company nearly $1,000 per month.yes, even mats have increased in costs from 12 cents to 15 cents « « » which is over 25% .These are only a few of the examples of increased cost.But I know that New Year's Eve is not the time to delve into statistics .but 1 want to bring to your attention that as we enter 1947 we face increased costs .and how necessary it will be to functipn as a team with the least waste of time and material.Sees Good Future But as I look to the future we now enter our first year as \u201cGrown Up Man\u201d .We passed our 21st birthday last year and now in our 22nd year .I think you will concur with me that our papers are \u201cGrown Up\u201d .We have gone from the Suburban paper of 8 to 12 pages .to 24 pages with a comic section and magazine section .a regular weekend paper .« .the best nickle value in Canada .and we hope that in 194® \u2018we will continue to improve .making them bigger and better .+ « And every member of the staff is responsible in making the Monitor and Guardian bigger and.better.Whether an apprentice or the President .each is vital in the organization.Yes, folks, every action of every employee mirrors good or bad for the company .editorially, mech- anicaliy or through the finished Product .You must remember «+.\u201cOur Best Friends are the Subscribers 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at DE.5460 while Me- Kissock\u2019s telephone number is WE.3092.Blood donors helped make it | possible to save 97 out of every 100 wounded Amercian soldiers.horizon 1 want to say \u201cThanks for your efforts in 1946 .and wish you'all The Very Best in 1947.\u201d Wn pd - PATA er oh sS ®œ © » s.£ sé s > £ S.& Fast dow i gentie sk «i beginner © School .teams, A the fame - *Slalom \\ M | Le \u201cIn x i | HT ta Cam ae.ANY, PAGE TWELVE 22 Pee Wee Puck Teams Divided Into Four Sections The 22 teams entered in the vs.St.Leo's Whites (W.Park, Pee Wee section of the West mount Municipal Hockey League Beavers have been broken up into four divisions with the classes in the Jan.19, St.Leo\u2019s Whites vs.St.schools as the dividing line.The \u201cA\u201d division will be for boys in sixth years, the \u201cB\u201d division for boys in fifth years, the \u201cC\u201d division for boys in fourth years and the \u201cD\u201d division for boys in third years.Roslyn, King's, St.Leo\u2019s and Queen\u2019s will all have teams in this section of the league.A half dozen teams will participate in the \u201cB\u201d section with the Roslyn Boulevards, Roslyn Victorias, St.Leo's Greens from the English side of the school, St.Leo's Whites from the French side of the school, Queen's Aces and King's Beavers.The largest entry list is in the \u201cC\" division where there are seven teams including Roslyn Oakland, Roslyn Elms, St.Leo's Reds from the English side of the school, St.Leo's Blues from the French side of the school, Queen's Westerns, King's Bisons and King's Wildcats.Four clubs will compete in the \u201cD\" section, the Roslyn Argyles.Roslyn Strathconas, Queen's Rovers and King\u2019s Bears.There is no age or weight limit to the section this year, as long as a hoy is registered in a class, he will be eligible to play for that team.\u201d The following is the schedule for all four divisions: SECTION \u201cA\u201d Tues., Jan.7, King's Tigers vs.Queen's Corvettes (Queen\u2019s rink 4.45); Wed., Jan.8, Roslyn Termites vs.Roslyn Belmonts (King George rink 4.45); Thu.Jan.9, Roslyn Belmonts vs.St.Leos Greys (W.Park, East rink 4.00).Mon., Jan.13, King\u2019s Tigers vs.Roslyn Termites (King George 4.45); Tue.Jan.14, Roslyn Bel- monts vs.Queen's Corvettes (Queen\u2019s rink, 4.45); Wed, Jan.15, Roslyn Termites vs.St.Leo's Greys (K.George rink, 4.45); Thu, Jan.16, St.Leo\u2019s Greys vs.Roslyn Belmonts (K.George, 4.45); Queen's Corvettes vs.King's Tigers (W.Park, East rink, 4.45).Mon., Jan.20, Queen's Coryet- tes vs.Roslyn Belmonts (K.George, 4.45); King's Tigers vs.St.Leo's Greys (W.Park, East rink, 4.45); Wed, Jan.22, St.Leo's Greys vs.Roslyn Termites (K.George, 4.45); Thu., Jan.23, Roslyn Termites vs.Queen's Corvettes (Queen's rink, 4.45): Roslyn Belmonts vs.King's Tigers (W.Park, East rink, 4.45).Mon., Jan.27, Roslyn Belmonts vs.Roslyn Termites (K.George, 4.45); Tue, Jan.28, St.Leo's Greys vs.Queen's Corvettes (Queen's rink, 4.45); King\u2019s Tigers vs.Roslyn Belmonts (K.George, 4.00); Wed., Jan.29, Roslyn Termites vs.King's Tigers (W.Park, West rink, 4.45); Queen's Corvettes vs.St.Leo's Greys (Stay- nor rink, 4.45).Mon., Feb.3, Queen\u2019s Corvettes vs.Roslyn Termites (K.George 4.45); Thu.Feb.6, St.Leo's Greys vs.King's Tigers( W.Park, East rink, 4.45).SECTION \u201cB\u201d Tue., Jan.7, Roslyn Boulevards vs.Roslyn Victorias (K.Georgw, 4.15); Wed., Jan.8, St.Leo's Whites vs.King's Beavers (W.Park, West, 4.45); Thu., Jan.9, St.Leo's Whites vs.Roslyn Viec- torias (K.George, 4.45); St.Leo's Greens vs.Queen's Aces (Queen's rink, 4.45); Sat.Jan.11, Roslyn.Boulevards vs.St.Leo's Greens (W.Park, West, 10.45 a.m.); King's Beavers vs.Queen's Aces (Queen\u2019s rink, 10.45 a.m.).Tue., Jan.14, Queen's Aces vs.Roslyn Boulevards (K.George, 4.45); Wed., Jan.15, Roslyn Victorias vs.King's Beavers (W, Park, West rink, 4.45): Thu, Jan.16, Roslyn Victorias vs.Queen's Aces (Queen's rink, 4.45); Sat., Jan.18 Rasy act suoud : Leo's Whites x a THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, West rink, 10.45 a.m.); King's vs.St.Leo's Greens (Queen's rink, 10.45 a.m.); Sun.Leo's Greens 2.00).Tue.Jan.21, King's Beavers vs.Roslyn Boulevards (K.George 4.45); Queen\u2019s Aces vs.St.Leo's Greens (Queen's rink, 4.45); Wed., Jan.22, Queen's Aces vs.St.(W.Park, West rink, 4.15); Sat.Jan.23, Roslyn Victorias vs.Roslyn Boulevards (K.George, 4.45); Sat.Jan.25, Roslyn Victorias vs.St.Leo's Greens (W.Park, West rink, 10.45 : a\u2019m.); King's Beavers vs.St.Leo's Whites (Queen's rink, 1045 a.m.).Mon, Yan.27, Queen's Aces vs.King's Beavers (W.Park, (St., Leos rink, vs.4.00); Blues vs.King\u2019s Bisons (W.Park, West rink, 4.00); St.Leo's Blues vs.Roslyn Elms K.George, 4.00); St.Leu's Reds vs.rink, 4.00); Fri, Jan.10, King's Bisons vs.King's Wildcats Park, West rink, 4.00); Sat.Jan.11, Roslyn Oaklands vs.St.Leo's Reds (W, Park, West, 10.00 a.m); King\u2019s.Wildcats vs.Queen's Westerns (Queen's rink, 10.00 a.m.) Kings Wildcats \u2018rink, 4.00).Tues.Jan, 14, Queen's ; 4.00).Tues.Feb.4, St.Leo's Blues Westerns vs Roslyn Oaklands (K.|V$ Roslyn Oaklands (K.George, George, 4.00).Wed.Jan.15, Ros- 4.00).Wed.Feb.5, Roslyn Oak- Park, West rink, 4.45); Thu.Feb.8, St.Leo's Whites vs.Queen's Aces (Queen's rink, 4.45); King's Beavers vs.Roslyn Vict6rias (K.George, 4.45); Fri., Feb.7, Queen's Aces vs.George, 4.45); Leo's Greens vs.King's Beavers (W.Park, West rink, 10.45 a.m.).Roslyn Victorias (K.Sat.Feb.8, St.\u201cC\u201d DIVISION Tue, Jan.7, Roslyn Oaklands Roslyn Elms (K.George, Wed, Jan.8, St.Leo's Thu, Jan.9, Queen's Westerns (Queen's (W.Mon.Jan.13, St.Leo's Reds vs (W.Park, East 1947 \u2019 George, 4:00); Queen\u2019s Westerns vs St.Leo's Reds (Queens rink, 4.00).Wed.Jan.22, Queen's Westerns vs St.Leo's Blues (W.Park, West rink, 4.00).Thurs.Jan.23, Roslyn Elms vs Raslyn Oaklands, (K.George, 4.00).Sat.Jan.25, Roslyn Elms vs St.Leo's Reds (W.Park, West rink, 10.00 \u2018a.m.); King's Wildcats vs St.Leo's Blues (Queen\u2019s rink, 10.00 a.m.).Mon.Jan.27, Queen\u2019s Westerns vs King's Wildcats (W.Park, East rink, 4.00).Wed.Jan.29, St.Leo's Reds vs Roslyn Oaklands (K.George, 4.00); King's Bisons vs St.Leo's Blues (Staynor rink, 4.00).Thurs.Jan.30, Roslyn Elms vs St.Leo's Blues (W.Park, East rink, 4.00); Roslyn Oaklands vs Queen\u2019s Westerns (Queen\u2019s rink, 4.00).Fri.Jan.31, St.Leo's Reds vs Roslyn Elms (X.George, 4.00).Sun.Feb.2, St.Leo\u2019s Reds vs St.Leo\u2019s Blues (St.Leo's rink, 2.00) Mon.Feb.3,\" St.Leo\u2019s Reds vs King's Bisons (W.Park, East rink, East rink, 4.45); Wed, Jan.29, lyn Elms vs Kings Bisons (W, [lands vs King's Bisons (W.Park, St.Leo's Greens vs.Roslyn Bou- Park, West.4.00).St.Leo\u2019s Blues ; West rink, 4.00).Thurs.Feb.6, levards (K.George, 4.45); Thu, vs King's Wildcats (K.George, St.Leo's Blues vs Queens West- Jan.30, Roslyn Victorias vs.St 14,00).Thurs.Jan.16, Roslyn Elms .erns (Queen\u2019s rink, 4.00; King's Leo's Whites (W.Park, East vs Queen's Westerns (Queens, 4.00) ; Wildcats vs Roslyn Elms (K.Geor- rink, 4.45); Roslyn Boulevards vs.!Sat.Jan 18, Roslyn Oaklands vs @e, 4.00).Fri.Feb.7, Queen's Aces Fri, (Queen's 81, St.Queen's 4.45); Jan.rink, St.Leo's Blues (W.Park, West Weserns vs Roslyn Elms (K.Geor- Leo's { rink, 10.00 a.m.).King's Risons vs ge, 4.00); King's Wildcats vs St.Greens vs.Roslyn Victorias (K.St.Leo's Reds (Queens rink, 10.00 : Leo\u2019s Reds (W.Park, West, 4.00).George, 4.45); Sun.Feb.2, St.am.).Sun.Jan.19, St.Leo\u2019s Blues ; Tues.Feb.11, King's Bisons vs Leo's Greens vs.St.Leo's Whites |vs St.Leo's Reds (St.Leo's rink, | Rostyn Elms (K.George, 4.00).(St.Leo's rink, 2.00).Tue., Feb.4, St.Leo's Whites vs.Roslyn Boulevards (K.George 4.45); Wed., Feb.5, Roslyn Bou- 2.00).Mon.Jan.20, King\u2019s Wildcats {Wed.Feb.12, Roslyn Oaklands vs King\u2019s Wildcats (W.Park, West, * \"Westmount's Home Newspaper Roslyn Oaklands (K.George, 4.00) King's Bisons vs Queen's Western (Queen's rink, 4.00).Fri.Feb.1 Roslyn Elms vs King's Wildca (W.Park, West rink, 4.00).\u201cD\u201d DIVISION Tues.Jan.7, King's Bears y Queen's Rovers (Queens rin 4.00).Wed.Jan.8, Roslyn Argyle; vs Roslyn Strathcona\u2019s (K.Geor ge, 4.00).' Mon.Jan.13, King's Bears v Roslyn Argyles (K.George, 4.00) Tues.Jan.14, Roslyn Strathcona vs Queen's Rovers (Queen\u2019s rink 4.00); Thurs.Jan.16, Queen\u2019s Rovers vs Roslyn Strathconas (KJ George, 4.00); Roslyn Argyles vj] King\u2019s Bears (W.Park, East rink| 4.00).- ; oo Mon.Jan, 20, Queen\u2019s Rovers vg Roslyn Argyles (K.George, 4.00), Wed.Jan.22, King\u2019s Bears vs Ros, lyn Strathconas (K.George, 4.00), Thurs.Jan.23, Roslyn Argyles vs Queen's Rovers (Queen's rink 3 4.00); Roslyn Strathconas vs King's Bears (W.Park, East rink, 4.00) ] Mon.Jan.27, Roslyn Strathcona vs Roslyn Argyles (K.George, 4.00).Tues.Jan.28, King's Bears) v8 Queen's Rovrs (Queen's rink} 4.00).Wed.Jan.29, Queen's Rov-Ë rs vs King\u2019s Bears (W.Park, West§ rink, (4.00).Thurs.Jan.3v, Roslyn Argyles vs Roslyn Strathconas} (K.George, 4.00).3 Mon.Feb.3, Queen's Rovers vs# Roslyn Strathconas (K.George,\u2018 4.00).Tues.Feb.4, Roslyn Argyles vs Queen's Rovers (Queen's rink, 4 4.00).Wed.Feb.5, King's Bears Æ | [vs Roslyn Argyles (K.George, jvs King's Bisons (W.Park, East ,4.00); Queen's Westerns vs King\u2019s 4.00).Thurs.Feb.6, Roslyn Strath.4 rink, 4.00).Tues.Jan.21, King's Bisons (W.Park, West rink, 4.45).!conas vs Kin levards vs.King\u2019s Beavers (W.| Bisons vs Roslyn Oaklands (K.| Thurs.Feb.13, King's Wildcats vs -East, 4.00).your Elmhurst salesman.You are sure to be delighted with the result, LISTEN TO ELMHURST NEWS WITH COREY THOMPSON 11.50 A.M.Mon.thre Pri.CPCP 4 ELMHURST MILX DExter 8401 SELECTED MILK\u2014QUALITY-GUARDED FROM THE FARM TO YOUR DOOR \u2018 THE teeth, strong muscles, sturdy bones, clear complexions.It provides fuel for energy also.Growing children need at least a quart a day, adults a pint.KEEP ON DRINKING MORE MILK ELMHURST EGGS.If you appreciate eggs which are extra-fresh and which come from flocks which are fed and tended with extra care, order them from beverage but that it is also a food which does many beneficial things for young and old, for athletes and invalids.It\u2019s nature\u2019s most nearly perfect food, containing minerals, vitamins, proteins, fats\u2014all essential to body-build- «ng and health preservation.Elmhurst milk provides the elements required for making and preserving sound NICEST THING about milk is that it\u2019s not only a 5 delicious, thirst quenching À mes g's Bears (W.Park,\u2018 "]