The Westmount examiner, 30 janvier 1948, vendredi 30 janvier 1948

[" + [3 Kl at Lv 2% An 5 Serving the Ci The Examiner ty of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis : VOL.XIX, No.5 New Food Centre To Be Erected On Greene Ave.The erection of a new building on the present site of Westmount \u2018Taxi Service on the east side of Greene Avenue is planned, according to information released this building will be known as the Westmount Food Centre, and will be a two storey structure equipped with refrigeration lockers, for the use of the public on a rental basis, and a store specializing in the sale of fish, meat and fresh vegetables on the ground floor, and that the upper floor will contain a large dining room.Work preliminary to actual construction of the building has already been started with the construction of a contractor's shack dr * now under way on the property.To make way for the construction of the new building, West- mount«Taxis Service Reg\u2019d, owned by P.T.Golden, has been granted a permit to establish a taxi stand on the vacant property at the south-east corner of St.Catherine Street and Metcalfe Avenue.Provision in this permit granted Mr.Golden allows for the operation of 15 cars.An interesting sidelight in this connection is that a shack was seen going up on the property occupied by the Western Taxi, across the street from the present location of the Westmount Taxi Service.It was thought this might be for the use of the drivers, but upon inquiry, the answer was given that the same construction company which will erect the proposed Westmount Food Centre on the east side of Greene Avenue, is going to build on the west side also.It could not be learned what the latter building is to be, or when and where the Western Taxi stand will move.One Injury Listed In Ten Accidents During Past Week Ten traffic accidents are listed at the Westmount Police Station as having occurred in the municipality within the past week, as the Examiner goes to press.All were reported to be of a minor nature, and only one personal injury is listed.- Alfred Binns, of 11 - 15th Avenue, Lachine, received a shaking- up and a bloody nose, when the vehicle in which he was riding as a passenger westward on Sherbrooke Street, struck the rear of a tram which had stopped at Melville Avenue, around 11.30 p.m., on Saturday.The automobile driven by: Stanley Binns, 271 - 7th Avenue, sustained considerable damage to its front end.Joint Meeting Of C.CF.Clubs The Notre Dame de Grace and Westmount C.C.F.Clubs will unite for the purpose of holding a joint meeting in the Oak Room at Vie- toria Hall on Wednesday.This will take the form of a symposium to be held by George Tompkins, Gordon Galbraith and William Dodge, of the Verdun, St.Lawrence-St.George and West- mount C.C.F.Clubs\u2019 respectively.Subjects to be discussed include \u201cSome Constitutional Problems Facing a C.C.F.Government\u201d, \u201cThe C.C.F.and Banking\u201d and a wide audience participation is anticipated.The meeting is open to the general public.- week.It is said that the new Higher Birth-Rate Recorded For 1947 At Local Hospitals Statistics released from three local hospitals show an increase in 1947 in the - Birth-rate over the previous year and that boys once more are in the majority.Thrity-one sets of \u201ctwins were also recorded during the past year, a total of two sets of twins over figures for 1946.Herbert Reddy Memorial For six consecutive years, boys have held the majority at the Herbert Reddy Memorial, Hospital, 4039 Tupper Avenue, this year's total being 655 boys to 598 girls in the 1253 total recorded.Eleven sets of twins are included in this total which is a decrease from the 1946 figures when thriteen sets of twins were recorded from 984 births.- \u2018 The boys topped the girls 534 to 450 in that year and again in 1945 with a total of 390 to 354 girls, and eleven sets of twins.In 1944 they again topped the girls with a 384 to 340 margin.Homoeopthic Hospital A total of 868 babies were born at the Homoeopathic Hopsital, 2100 Marlowe Avenue with the boys gaining a slight majority, 435 to 433, Included in this total were ten sets of twins, seven more than the total for 1946 when 799 babies were born there.Girls headed the number of births in 1945 with a total of 367 to 354, and in 1944 they were on the short end of a 385 to 345 record.Catherine Booth Hospital Of 1459 babics born last year at the Catherine Booth Mother\u2019s Hospital, 4400 Walkely Avenue, 780 were boys, 679 girls.Ten sets of twins were also on record as compared with the sixteen sets of twins from 1399 births of 19486.Catherine Booth Mother's Hospital is operated by the Salvation Army and had a total expenditure of $94,522,19 with an operating deficit of $2,760.61, is latest report.Alderman J.S.Cameron Appointed Actng Mayor Alderman J.S.Cameron was appointed acting mayor of West- mount for the months of February, March and April at the last council meeting, to replace the present acting mayor, Alderman G.L.Fowler, it was announced this week.The acting mayor automatically becomes chairman of the general committee, in which the mayor sits as a member.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30.1948 NEW QUEBEC RED CROSS COMMISSIONER Wing Commander G.P.Hedges, M.B.E., M.C., E.D., who has been appointed Commissioner for Quebéc Provincial Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society, taking the place of Major D.J.Corrigall, D.S.0., M.C.who is retiring September 1st.Percy Jarman Tells Rotary Club About Rotary Magazine \u201cRotarian\u201d \u201cThe January issue, 1948, marks the 37th anniversary of our magazine,\u201d declared Rotarian Percy E.Jarman, addressing the Rotary Club of Westmount on the subject of \u201cThe Rotarian,\u201d the monthly magazine of Rotary International.Mr.Jarman was introduced by president Bud Close, who pointed out that he is a past president, having been fourth president of the Rotary Club of Westmount in 1933-34, and that under his able leadership at that time funds were raised to found Weredale Cangp, which is \u201cwithout a doubt the finest such Canada.\u201d The first number of the Rb-+# tarian was issued in January, 1911, under the name \u201cThe National Rotarian,\u201d said Mr.Jar- man, adding that 5,000 copies were printed at that time.This year, the presses have printed 275,000 copies of the January \u201cRotarian\u201d and 31,000 copies of the \u201cRevista Rotarian\u201d.The combined output is now read by so many people that Rotary International is calling it the \u201cUniversal Reader\u201d.Because the magazine is paid for indirectly, and is delivered to each Rotarian each month, Rotarians are apt to take it for granted, but the \u201cRotarian\u201d is perhaps.the best buy on the market, and is one product that has not gone up in price.One of the reasons for this is that all of the purchase price goes into the production of the magazine, there are ® no excessive costs in advertising.The Rotarian is a magazine of high literary calibre, declared Mr.Jarman, adding that the New York Publication \u201cReaders Guide to Periodical Literature\u201d, which lists articles contained in high class periodicals for reference purposes, includes the \u201cRotarian\u201d, which is a high compliment to the magazine.The articles it carries are chosen with great care, he stated.\u201cIt's not just a matter of filling the pages.The contents are planned from 3 to 6 months in advance, and revisions are made as the occasion demands, right up to the time of publication,\u201d he declared.He added that the magazine is free (Continued on Page 2) Camp in Quebec, and perhaps in Youth Sentenced To Penitentiary For Repeat Theft Joseph Rogers, 20, no given address, was sentenced to a penitentiary term of two years when he pleaded guilty before Recorder C.A.Hale, on Tuesday, to three charges of breaking and entering and four charges of theft of an automobile.All three offences occurred at the property of the Imperial Oil Service Station at the corner of Sherbrooke Street and Grosvenor Avenue in the space of the last three months.As the result of a telephone call reporting a loiterer to the police station, young Rogers was apprehended near the site of his previous offences and taken to the police station.Under questioning, he stated that he had broken into the station on three previous occasions, and each time had taken one of the cars parked inside.Within a day or two he had returned the car stealthily and slipped away.The apprehension of the thief was made possible by the co-op- eration of Mrs.Maxwell, of 4775 Sherbrooke Street west, who immediately reported her suspicions of the man who was obviously loitering.- = PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS St.Andrew\u2019s Choir Honours Fred Whitely On Thursday evening of last week, following their last choir rehearsal under the baton of Mr.Fred Whiteley, the choir members of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, held a farewell reception in his honour pending his retirement at the end of January.Mr.Whiteley was the organist and choir director at St.Andrew's Church for more than thirty years and many past members of his choir were also present to wish him God speed.A presentation of a chair was made to Mr.Whiteley by G.Leslie McCrae, chairman of St.Andrew's Music Committee, on behalf of the choir, and Mrs.W.H.Lewis, president of the choir, presented Mrs.Whiteley with a handbag and cheque.- Following the presentations, Mrs.Harold Mills joined Mr.Walter Neal in a duet called \u201cThe Promise\u201d, frequently sung by them in time past, following which Mrs.Mills sang \u201cMy Prayer\u201d and a Scottish ballad.Refreshments were then served, the pièce de resistance of these being a cake made by Mrs.D.O.Bremner, which she decorated with the first few music bars of \u201cAuld Lang Syne\u201d and accompanying words.Solos were then rendered by John Grant, Herbert Hewitson, one-time tenor soloist at St.Andrew\u2019s, and Edgar Davies.A highlight of the evening occurred when, at the request of his choir members, Mr.Whiteley directed and accompanied them in the favourite old hymn \u201cThe Lord's My Shepherd.\u201d The minister of St.Andrew's, the Rev.D.M.Grant, then spoke a few words in which he paid high tribute to Mr.Whiteley's splendid and faithful service with the choir.This memorable evening in the annals of St.Andrew's Choir was drawn to a close withthe singing of the hymn \u201cBlessed Be the Tie That Binds\u201d led by Messrs.David Whitelaw, Herbert Hewitson, John Grant and Edgar Davies, followed by \u201cAuld Lang Syne.\u201d Nat Jacobs Will Discuss Reading On Air Tomorrow Radio station CFCF, tomorrow at 7 p.m, will broadcast an address by Nat.W.Jacobs, K.C., of Westmount, who will speak under the auspices of the City Improvement League and the Municipal Service Bureau on the subject \u201cKilling Time\u201d.Mr.Jacobs' talk will be concerned with the use of leisure time for reading.He will deal with reading habits, and books, good and bad, and their influence on the development of citizeaship and character, in which the City Improvement League and the Municipal Service Bureau are vitally interested.He will conclude his interesting address with a number of suggestions on how to derive the greatest satisfication and benefit from what we read in our spare time, PAGE YWO YMCA, NOTES Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show \u2014 March 31st to April 3rd.At the last meeting of the West- mount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Committee, composed of representatives from the various schools in the Westmount Area and from other Youth serving organizations, it was announced that the dates of this year's Hobby Show will be \u2018Wednesday, March 31st to Saturday, April 3rd.Members of the Hobby Show Committee are canvassing various firms and stores in the Westmount Area for advertis- - ing, so that the Annual West- mount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show booklet might be published.Some 2500 copies of this booklet will be distributed personally throuhout the Westmount area, and this will serve as a syllabus of the show.A department of special exhibits has been created, and adults interested in crafts and hobbies who would like to make special exhibits are asked to get.in touch with any member of the Hobby Show Committee or the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary Y.M.C.A., EL1106.The purpose of the Hobby Show is to demonstrate to the boys and girls in the Westmount area the value of a hobby in daily life.This year's theme will be on \u201cCanadian Handicrafs\u201d, and various large firms in the Montreal area have\u2019 been asked to put in special exhibits.It is expected that some departments, such as cooking and sewing, model railroading and photography will be considerably expanded this year as materials are now available which were difficult to procure during the war and immediately after, and that this year's show, operated by the boys and girls themselves, will be even more successful than shows of previous years.At the last meeting of the West- mount Boys\u2019 Work Committee, members of the Friday Nite Club presented their Constitution for acceptance, and an interesting discussion on the development of the work in the St.Henri area was held.Guests at this meeting included \u2014 Mr.Campbell, Principal of Lewis Evans School, Mr.D.Mil- don, Christian Youth Centre, and Harold Stocker, President of the Y-Employed Boys Club in that area, It was announced there would be an Amateur Night in the St.Henri District on March 19th, in which all sections of the membership would take part.A Junior Bean Feed will be held Wednesday, beginning at 4 p.m.at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.All Junior members are asked to attend this event.The Westmount Y-Eba Club is holding its regular meeting this evening to discuss programme.À list of interesting speakers is being drawn up and a regular series will be held each Friday evening.Members of the Westmount Hi-Y Club were addressed by Dr.Witkov.Dr.Witkov is a leading Dermatologist and his talk proved most interesting to members of the Club present.It is with regret that members of the Trianglettes Club learned that Mrs.A.W.Swan would be unable to continue as Mentor.The Club is now seeking a new Advisor to fill in during the absence of Mrs.Swan.The \u2019teen-age Saturday Night Dances at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.continue to he well attended.Last week a sleigh ride was held, in which members of the Club took part.The next dance will be held tomorrow.Each member may bring one guest.No guests unaccompanied by a member will be admitted.This week's movie at the West- mount \u201cY\u201d will be \u201cThe News Hounds\u2019 featuring the Bowery Boys.The usual serial will be shown in the morning.The Public Speaking Club, under the guidance of William Hardie, is making progress.New members are joining and taking advantage of the introductory talks on methods of speaking in public.\u201cPreparing the Body of the Speech\u201d is the subject under discussion next Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m., and members will have an opportunity to speak on a subject of their own choice.New members are welcome, \u201cDark Eyes\u201d, a Russian farce by Miramova and Leontovich, is the selection of the Play Reading Group for their meeting on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Ransom will cast and direct the action of the play.Any young adult interested in this form of dramatics will find a welcome.Music lovers will find a greater appreciation of their favorites by attending the Music Appreciation Group which meets every Thursday evening, at 8.15 p.m.Last week members found a great interest in the variety of instruments of the symphony orchestra and in recognizing them in combination.Barrister and Solicitor < HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OUR NEW STORE FEATURING WAR SUPPLIES INCLUDING ELECTRICAL, AUTOMOTIVE, NAVIGATION, TEXTILE and GENERAL MERCHANDISE REAL BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE M.& L.SALES CO.4521 ST.JAMES ST.W., Near the Glen WE.1345 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1948 Young Prog-Cons Advised To Take Part In Politics Patrick Irwin, secretary-treas- urer of the Young Progressive Conservative Association, in an address to members of the, organization at Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening, stressed the need for politically minded young people.\u201cIt is up to the youth of Canada to hold fast to the rights, both social and political, that have been so bitterly fought for,\u201d he said.\u201cCorruption might well exist, but if you, as individuals, do nothing about it, then you have no one but yourselves to blame for the consequences,\u201d he added.He declared that this lackadaisical attitude was partly due to the inadequacy of our school textbooks, stating that we are given vague, biased pictures .of our heritage, which tends to lull us into our present stage of complacency.Concluding, he stated that \u201cWe stand for individual freedom, security and opportunity, and consider the British Partnership on the basis of co-op- eration of each for the betterment of all.\u201d Wallace Beaton, chairman, introduced and thanked ra speaker.Unity Club Has New Atheletic Directors Fraser Woodhouse has been appointed acting director of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, and with Dennis Ellerbeck as program assistant, a top-notch schedule is expected at the club.Mr.Woodhouse is a third year physical education student at Mc- Gill, while Mr.Ellerbeck was a! member of the 1947 football | team.A floor hockey league for the boys is being formed in the 8 to 15 age group, and a novice ice hockey league will use the rnik at Staynor Park.The Unity group has entered teams in city-wide Youth Group basketball and ice hockey leagues with the hockey schedule already under way and the basketball league slated to begin next Thursday with the first game against Eastward Youth Club at the Maisonneuve School.WHS Notes JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL By D.Savage and B.Mackey Monday \u2014 The Senior \u201cB\u201d Hockey team tangles with St.Leo's on the latter's home ground.Inter-class hockey resumes with 9B1 meeting 9B3 and 9CT; 9B3 tangles with 9CT.Also the intermediate basketball team will hold a practice.Tuesday \u2014 8B2 plays 8B3 and 8B4: 8B4 also meets 8B3.The junior hockey team and the junior basketball team will hold practices.The dgbating society meets at 3.45 p.m.Wednesday \u2014 Mr.Germany takes Leaders Corps and the junior hockey team takes on Lower Canada at St.Laurent.Also at St.Laurent, the senior \u201cB\u201d team plays Westmount Senior High.Thursday \u2014 The junior basketball team travels to Montreal West to play the latter\u2019s junior team.In 7th year hockey, 7B2 plays 7B3 and 7B4; 7B3 also plays 7B4.The Red Cross Society will hold its meeting at 3.45 p.m.Friday \u2014 The intermediate basketball! team meets William Dawson on the latter's home ground.Saturday \u2014 Skiing on Mount Royal at 10 a.m, (Note\u2014schedule is subject to change).Percy Jarman (Continued from Page 1) -| of questionable articles, that its articles are based on the 4 objects of Rotary Club Service, Vocational Service, Community Service and International Service.For example, he mentioned different articles and authors.\u201cI really think the \u2018Rotarian\u2019 helps you to become a better Rotarian.It will take Rotary into your everyday life and your home life, and ensure that you will not fall into the class that thinks of Rotary around noon on Wednesdays.\" He concluded with the suggestion that as a measure of Rotary Education, the board of directors of the club appoint a magazine committee to see that the interesting items of the \u201cRotarian\u201d be given wider spread publicity, in furthering the Rotary Education Plan.He was thanked, on behalf of the Rotary Club, by Eward Everson.° Sleigh Ride Held By Unity Youth Despite sub-zero temperatures, twenty-four members of the Unity Youth Group attended a sleigh ride held by the club last Friday evening.The trip included a tour through Crawford Park, Verdun, and then back to the Kinsmen\u2019s Club in Verdun for refreshments and dancing.These were arranged by the Director of the Kinsmen\u2019s Club, Mr.Howard.Last evening, the whole troupe of the Westmount Unity Frolics journeyed out to Ste.Anne de Bellevue by bus to put on a show for the veterans at the military hospital: There have been many changes in the show, the latest of these being the Cole Hole Trio, a very rhythmic group which fits in very well with the show.The chorus line also has a new and very smooth routine which went over very well with the men.The \u201cFrolics\u201d will be making a tour of the Youth Group Clubs in the city during the months of February and March, Roslyn News | By Peter Safford and Dick Dunbar Hockey \u201cA\u201d League.On Monday, the Spitfires played the Hurricanes.They tied 1-1.The second game of the afternoon saw the Spitfires beat the Mosquitoes 2:1.The final.ramt saw the Hurricanes deadlock the Mosquitoes 1-1.The standings are: Pp.W.1.D.F.A.Pts.Snitfires .6 5 6 1 13 4 Hurricanes.6 1 3 2 5 10 4 Mosquitoes.6 1 4 1 7 10 3 Boys\u2019 Basketball League.On\u2019 Thursday, January 22rd; the Lions played the Bears and tied them 2-2.It was a very good game as both teams were very evenly matched.The final standings are: P.W.[L.D, F.A.Pts Leopards 5 4 1 0 44 13 8 Lions .6 3 1 1 19 21 7 Wildcats 5 3 2 0 20 27 6 Bears .5 2 2 {1 23 22 #5 \u201cougars 5 2 3 021 28 4 Panthers 5 0 5 0 11 37 1 The Senior Basketball team has received new brown and gold outfits and the Junior Team will wear réd and white outfits.Next Wednesday, the Sixth Grade Girls\u2019 Basketball team will play at Iona Avenue School.Out of nineteen players twelve were \u2018| chosen to play.They are: Judy Brow, Martha McDougall, Janet Buzzell, Beverley Martin, Nancy Dalton, Paula Mendelsohn, Diana Wright, Beth Whittall, Ann Malcolm, Judy Liersch, Jane Bartlett.and Tova Leibowitz.Every year, pupils are chosen to represent Roslyn School on the Westmount Hobby Show Committee.This year, the representatives are Joan Scharfe from Room 20, Peter Safford from Room 24 and John Donaldson from Room 16.The Hobby Show will take place during the Easter holidays at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Grade Four, Room 21, has a new pupil.She is Rosalee Waller from Lincoln, England.Westmount Park The monthly meeting of the Westmount Park Church Women\u2019s Association will be held at 12.30 p.m.on Tuesday for lunch= eon.Hoslesses will be Mrs.Hs Corriveau and Mrs.Bardwell.Rossini's La Donzo O Sole Mio Selections from the THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES Album Y-330 \u2014 $4.75 ONE STRING FIDDLE Album Y-340 \u2014 $3.50 5035 SHERBROOKE ST.W., RCAVICTOR RECORDS GOLDEN MOMENTS OF SONGS Recorded by Jan Peerce.Tenor 2- 12 inch Records with Album \u2014 $3.00 THE STUDENT PRINCE Al.Goodman and His Orchestra Album P-180 \u2014 $3.75 THE MUSIC OF SCHUMANN-BRAHMS-LISZT Selections from the motion picture \u201cSong of Love\" Arthur Rubinstein, Fionist Album M-1149 \u2014 $5.05 NON-BREAKABLE RECORDS for CHILDREN lOppesite Westmount Theatre Tome: A Surriento Maftinota musical preduction HOW TO PLAY BASEBALL Album Y-351 \u2014 $4.50 DUMBO Album Y-350 \u2014 $4.50 EL.9646 PT Ra fre El a à ee ee ES 2 ae ae rR ES - Seventh Temple Emanu-El Insti- - Will be the guest lecturer, and will EERE Hardwood Floors REPAIRED - REFINISHED - SUPPLIED LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton \u2026 & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST, WESTMOUNT Che e .Gxaminer NAN ENEEE TERRE NIE RERRRRE\u201d 47 YEARS IN ir WESTMOUNT\" WEDDING GIFTS Including a Fine Selection of Cholce Silverware.EXPERT WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRS OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.\\RRAPPAPRAPRARARARRAARAARAAAAAUÉ cu Judaeo- Christian Institure Planned At Emanu-El On Monday, February 9th, the ture on Judaism will be held at the Temple Emanu-El Community House.Professor Julian Morgen- stern, President Emeritus, Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio, deal with the theme \u2018the Judaeo- Christian Origins of Democracy.\u201d The luncheon session will be addressed by Professor R.B.Y.Scott, of the United Theological College, Montreal.Dr.Stern founded the Temple Emanu-El Institure seven years ago with the purpose to advance the study of comparative religion and the means of considering together in the spirit of academic fellowship subjects and problems of common interest and also to strengthen the spiritual insight of the Canadian community.Among the sponsors of the In- .stiture are the following distinguished theologians and educators: The Rt.Rev.John Dixon, Bishop of Montreal; Dr, John Astbury, educator; Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister of Church of Messiah; The Rev, Dr.K.C.Evans, Dean of Montreal, Rector of Christ Church Cathedral; Dr.W.A.Ferguson, Principal of Montreal Diocesan Theological College; Dr.G.R.Cragg, Pastor Erskine American United Church; Dr.W.A.Gifford, Professor of Church History, United Theological College; Professor John Hughes, Professor of Education, McGill University; The Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D,, Moderator United Church of Canada; Dr.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, Principal United Theological College; Dr.F.Scott MacKenzie, Presbyterian Theological College; Dr.M.F.McCutcheon, Pastor .GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating (City or Country) J.A.BETHUNE| 3342 TROIE AVE.AT.7192 F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.4883 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.3149 Aero ts mete mrt om reer ts \u2014 rts + branch Colours.First Baptist Church, President Baptist Federation of Canada; Rev.William MacMillan, Moderator of Montreal Presbytery, Presbyterian Church in Canada; Dr, F.W.Norwood; Dr.K.E.Norris, Principal Sir George Williams College; Canon Gilbert Oliver, President Westmount Ministerial Association; Dr.D.L.Ritchie, Dean Emeritus, United Theological College; Dr.R.B.Y.Scott, Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament, United Theological Callege; Rev.H.E.Secord, Moderator, Eastern Association of Bap- Wadsworth, Chairman of Montreal Presbytery, of the United Church and Professor W.L.G.Williams, Society of Friends.Kings\u2019 H and S Assoc\u2019n Military Whist Tonight King's Home and School Association is holding a Military Whist in the school gymnasium this evening at 8.15 p.m.The association RT o \u201cALL MAKES\" ° FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS REPAIRED WHILE-U-WAIT RN) N NN Trade \u2018in your old pens and get a liberal allowance : PARKER .SHEAFFER à WATERMAN-EVERSHARP UEAR ST, st.of ATHERINE tist Churches; Rev.G.Campbell WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1948 To Entertain At Benefit Event ch Hilda Galt, energetic and active director of the Hilda Galt Troupe.During the war Miss Galt toured Canada with her troupe of forty entertainers and played in all centres for the men of our Armed Forces.She is continuing her generous patriotic activities and on Monday February 2nd, will play at Victoria Hall for the benefit of the Silver Cross Women of Canada, in aid of disabled veterans and to procure This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, January 30 Health Department Clinic\u20144 p.m.Saturday, January 31 X-Ray Canadian Art Theatre Play\u2014 afternoon.Monday, February 2 Silver Cross Women's League \u2014evening.Lorne Lodge\u2014evening.Putters\u2019 Social\u2014evening.Tuesday, February 3 St.John Ambulance Associa- tion\u2014evening.N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.Dance and Bridge\u2014evening.Wednesday, February 4 V.0.N.\u2014morning and afternoon.Rotary Club Luncheon.Electa Chapter O.E.S.\u2014 evening.Westmount C.C.F, Club\u2014 evening.British Israel World Federa- tion\u2014evening.Thursday, February 5 Westmount Stamp Club\u2014eve- ning.British Israel tion\u2014evening.Mount Royal Chapter AMROC \u2014evening.World Federa- extends a cordial invitation to all to attend.Door prizes vill be drawn at 8.15 p.m.Further information may be had by calling Mrs.E.M.Roberts.PAGE THREE | Three Rotary Districts To Hold Mtl.Convention The Rotary Club of Montrea Montreal is organizing one of the biggest Convention gatherings coming to Montreal in the current year and will act as host to Rotarians of over 125 clubs.It is a conference of the members of three Rotary Districts, and a registration of two thousand people is anticipated.The Conference opens on Sunday afternoon, April 35, and concludes after a lunche on April 27.meeting on Tuesday, The gathering will be a truly International one.Included in the three districts are 11 clubs in the Province of Quebec, among which are the Montreal Westward, Westmount and Verdun Clubs, 14 in Ontario, and over 100 clubs In the - \u2014 x + State of New York, Ne les Brenchley, Publicity; John In addition to Rotary Clubs in Boulard, Reception; J.Campbell Greater Montreal, other clubs Elder, Registration; W.A.Gray, which are sending large delegations, in some cases by special train, are Ottawa, Ont., and Wa- tertown, Elmira, Rochester, Bing- hamton, Ithaca, Syracuse and Utica, N.Y., District Governors William S.Emery, of Montreal, G.LeRoy Collins, of Rochester, and Harold F.Albert of Binghamton, have met in Montreal and in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Montreal have appointed Rotarian J.L.Bus- field as Chairman of the Organizing Committee.Other members of the Committee are J.N.Cole, Treasurer; G.E.K.Derick, Secretary; R.D.Forster, Attendance Promotion: Norton Watson, Entertainment; F.U.Puffer, Banquets and Lunches: W.B.Tingle, Housing; H.R.Crab- tree, Printing and Supplies; Char- Sergeant-at-Arms; Emile Lemieux, Signs and Decorations; J.White- law, Speakers and Pierre Gravel, Transportation.Special entertainment will be provided for the visiting ladies by a Committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.F.R.Deakin.KARNAK TEMPLE ARAB PATROL NEW OFFICERS Following are the results of a meeting for the election of officers held recently by the Karnak Temple Arab Patrol, A,A.0.N.M'Sat the Masonic Memorial Temple, Sherbrooke St.West.President, Archie Wilcox: Hon.Secretary-Treasurer, S.C.Blam- pied; Captain of Patrol, R.C.Williams; Directors, W.R.CG.Field and P.Booth.The Quality Tea SALAIA ORANGE PEKOE \u20182 08 Td { I ti \u2014_ RAGE FOUR Boys Brigade Annual Appeal Opens Tomorrow Annual financial appeal for the Boys' Brigade will open tomorrow.The 1st Company has always made a good showing and looks forward to going \u2018over the top\u201d ihis year.Boys will be issued with their envelopes and will start out early in order to make the most of the campaign week.There will be keen competition between the boys for top place as there are some attractive prizes offered for the top-notchers.Part of the funds xaised goes toward maintenance of the Canadian Dominion Council, put the largest portion remains with the unit, This week members of the 3rd Company will be welcomed as it pools forces with the 1st, along with the juniors of the 8th Company.There will be the regular progremme followed by inter- Company basketball and floor hockey.Members of the Company now have their maroon and gold hockey sweaters which look very smart.The boys really appreciate them and are proud to wear them.Cpl Gordon Turner was presented with ont for having brought in the largest returns on Christmas card sales.Pte.Bob Marshall, for being yunner-up, was awarded a basketball sweater.The boys regret to learn that Lieut A.G.Anderson sustained a fractured fore-arm when he fell on an icy sidewalk.He is now recovering rapidly and despite his difficulty will carry on his First Aid group.* The Company will very shortly Invest all new recruits with their badge of membership along with a Brigade New Testament.This special ceremony is presently being arranged and will soon be announced.Mrs.Morrison Impressive final tribute was accorded Mrs, W.J.Morrison, wife of \u201cBill\u201d Morrison, former sports editor of the Gazette, of 76 Somerville avenue, when a large number of friends attended her funeral service, held in the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray & Bro.Mountain street, on Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.Morrison died on Sunday at the Royal Victoria Hospital after a lenghty illness, in her 63rd year, A native of Scugog Island, Ont, Mrs, Morrison came to Montreal in 1912, where her sunny personality gained her a host of friends, and the nickname \u201cHappy\u201d by which she became widely known.A former regent of the Margaret Polson Murray Chapter of the I.O.D.E., she was active in war work, particularly with the canteen of the Officers\u2019 Club and the RCA.Committee for Overseas Parcels.In addition to her husband, Mrs.Morrison is survived by two daughters, Mrs.Jack Cuthbertson, of Toronto, and Mrs.Douglas Kerr, of this city; and two sisters, Mrs.Rex Croasdel, of Woodstock, Ont, and Mrs.Alice Day, of Montreal.À son, F/O Sandy Morrison, wag killed on active service with the R.C.AF.in Burma, in 1943.Rev.Canon Kenneth Naylor, of Trinity Memorial Church, officiated at the service.Interment took place at Mount Royal Cemetery.Monthly Social Monday Members of the Putters\u2019 Club, which is sponsored by the West- mount Parks * Department, will have their monthly refreshment social on Monday evening, at Victoria Hall, at 8 p.m., when sports and travel movies will be shown.All residents of the community are invited to attend this meetine.PATROL PRESIDENT Archie Wilcox, who has been named President of the Karnak Temple Arab Patrol.Literary Arts Club Meeting Next Week The Montreal Literary - Arts Club elected officers for the coming year at its January meeting last Thursday evening, at Stevenson Hall, Drummond Street.The officers elected are: president, Mrs.Norman Holland; vice-pres- ident, J.A.Ewing, K.C.; secretary, Mrs.J.Gordon Phillips; assistant secretary, Miss Helen G.Bennett, and treasurer, W.J.Hulbig.Members appointed to the executive are: Miss Sophy L.Elliott, Mrs.Mary Gardiner Brown, Miss Margaret Scripture and R.H.Mainer.Speaker of the evening was R.H.Mainer, author and playwright, who discussed the short story and gave valuable pointers on the whys and wherefores in writing a successful story.The musical portion of the program was presented by Miss Vera E.Reid, teacher of Grade VII of Kensington School, who directed 25 of her pupils, in a voice-speech choir, in several musical selections, admirably rendered.Miss Reid, a contralto, also sang a group of solos, accompanied at the piano by Miss Margaret Scripture.Mrs, À.Tyler Funeral Held MRS.A.TYLER .ees oes 0.Ÿ An impressive funeral service was held yesterday in Christ Church Cathedral for Marjorie Flanagan Tyler, beloved wife of Albert J.Tyler, of 3803 The Boulevard, who died on Tuesday afternoon at the Royal Victoria Hospital after a lengthy illness, in her 47th year.Born at Malone, N.Y., Mrs.Tyler was a member of the family of the late Joseph Flanagan, founder and owner of the Flanagan Hotel in Malone, She resided in Montreal for more than 25 years, and was prominent in charitable circles here and at Ste.Marguerite in the Laurentians.A keen sportswoman in her younger days, she was active in the sponsorship of horse shows, at her mountain estate, for war causes.* Mrs.Tyler is survived by her husband; a son, John A.Tyler, of Montreal; three daughters, Mrs.C.W.Bernier, of Montreal, Mrs.E.le M.Trafford, of Cairo, Egypt, and Mrs, P.L.Veillon, of Cowans- ville, Que.; and two grandchildren.The Rev.Dean K.Evans officiated at the service.Interment was at Mount Royal Cemetery, Army Hut At Athletic Grounds Bought By City The City of Westmount has purchased one of the huts erected by the Department of National Defence in the Athletic Grounds, and plans to renovate it in order to provide a temporary workship and office space for recreational supervisors of the Westmount Parks Department, and temporary accommodation for a Health Department X-Ray Clinic and a Baby Clinic, it was announced this week from Citv Hall, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1948 St.James United Church\u2019 Holds 144th Anniversary Bill Smith Named To Westmount Recreation Post Westmount welcomes Bill Smith, recently appointed year- round recreation supe.visor in the Parks Department, who with Jack Ross, brings the present number of regular supervisors to two.He has taken courses in community work and recreation at the International People's College, Denmark; Selly Oak College and the University of Birmingham.He has had many years of experience in community work in Great Britain and abroad.During the war, he served in the Middle East Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in refugee camps in Egypt and Palestine, and also with UNRRA.MRT Will Next Produce \u201cJune and the Paycock\u201d \u201cJune and the Paycock,\u201d a favorite Abbey Theatre play, written by Sean O\u2019Casey, will be MRT's next production.The action of the play takes place in 1922, in Dublin.The leading characters, Juno and her husband, \u201cthe Paycock\u201d are representative of the devil-may-care types which hover on the fringe of society, living from day to day, and yet whose existence creates a dramatic life.MRT are assembling a completely Irish cast for this production.An osteopath contends that golf scrambies the spine.Not to mention the vocabulary.St.James United Church will celebrate the 144th Anniversary of the founding of the Methodist Church in this city next Sunday, Feb.1st.In the winter of 1804, the Rev.Martin Ruter organized a Methodist Church in this city with twelve members.The next year he reported twenty members.Two outstanding ministers served this small Church for several years: They were the Rev.Samuel Coate and the famous Rev.Nathan Bangs.In 1807 Mr.Coate visited England and obtained the greater part of funds to build a new Church.That Church was completed and stood at the South-East corner of Notre Dame and Cathedral Streets.That was the beginning of St.James Methodist Church.In 1811 Bishop Asbury, of the Methodist Episcopal Church visited Montreal and gave his blessing to the new enterprise.The guest preacher on Sunday in St.James Church will be the Rev.W.J.Johnston, B.A.D.D.the popular and eminently successful pastor of Eglinton United Church in Toronto.Dr.Johnston is well-known in the City of Montreal, where he served as a pastor of Montreal West Methodist Church, Centenary Methodist Church and St.Lambert United Church.He was a popula.after.dinner speaker at Masonic and Ki- wanian functions.He is an ardent enthusiast in sport circles.He will preach both morning and evening in St.James United Church.At the Fire-side Hour in Dawson Hall at 8.45 p.m.a reception will be held for Dr.and Mrs.Johnston.Refreshments will be served by the ladies of the Church.A spider's web has no commercial value savs a scientist.A little too heavy, maybe, -for feminine apparel.The trouble with a bigamiet is that he loves not wisely but two well.YOUR BEST BUY IN REFRESHMENT 22200) CANADA'S OWN COLA Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: WORKING WITH CANADIANS YY YOUR 48 VACATION Ohe day at a fime atthe BorM.Almost everyone has a \u2018dream vacation\u201d in mind.Bue many folks have to postpone it year after year because \u2014for one reason or another\u2014the ready cash is lacking when holiday time comes.Why not make sure you will have the needed cash this year.Decide now to put enough money aside each \u2018 fortnight at the Bof M to cover the expenses of one day of your summer holiday.It\u2019s far easier\u2014and surer\u2014to provide for your dream vacation this \u2018savings\u2019 way.Over 2 million Canadians are saving at the B of M for the things they want most.Buy one day of your summer holiday fhis payday.open a \u201cVacation Account\u2019 at your nearest B of M branch.BANK or MONTREAL BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch: Greene & Western Aves.: PO À Wrttiow CAutbiant W.M.JACKSON, Manager IN EVERY WALK E.L.HOLLYER, Manager OF LIFE SINCE 1817 D108 gus A k= Sh eu pa od THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 191 PAGE FIVE HEALTH IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.WE KNOW it is possible to eliminate communicable diseases and to build a people taller, stronger, longer lived, more efficient and happier.The knowledge and the means are available but that is not enough .We need an informed public opinion.(The intelligent and earnest participation of the people is essential.During \u201cHEALTH WEEK\u201d an opportunity will be given to every Canadian to participate in a plan to \u201cBUILD GOOD HEALTH by KNOWING HOW\u201d THE EE LEAGUE OF CANADA in co-operation with HEALTH DEPARTMENTS This message is sponsored by the following firms a AYERST, McKENNA & HARRISON LTD.ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD.BURROUGHS WELLCOME & CO. PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City ol Westmount GARDEN SUHUKB UF CANADA'S METROPULIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Ottice: 219) Hampton Ave.WAInut 2773% The Exuminer aim: te be an independent, clean newapapes for the home devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions.$2.00 pes year; 31.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office \u201cdepl Ottawe THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1948 FREE ENTERPRISE?I\u201d THE heat of argument \u2014 on the public platform, in the daily press, and during industrial strikes and their attendant ill- feeling \u2014 the term \u201cfree enterprise\u201d is pitched around with the carefree abandon of a small city boy tossing rocks at a farmer's cows.So, too, are the expressions \u201cungoverned capitalism\u201d and \u2018unbridled capitalism.\u201d In the first place, a satisfactory and lucid definition of \u2018free enterprise\u201d is difficult to obtain.In the second, this loose talk about \u201cungoverned capitalism\u201d is unadulterated nonsense.Under the complex condition of modern life, all economic systems are inevitably subject to restriction in some sense or another and when a critic talks inaccurately about \u201cunbridled\u201d enterprise, he is talking through his hat.Let us consider Canada, like its mighty neighbour to the south, a stronghold of the so-called \u201cfree enterprise\u201d system.The Canadian people, through their domin- jon, provincial and municipal governments, exercise some form of superwision over nearly every corporation incorporated under dominion or provincial laws.They own Canada\u2019s largest railway and regulate the rates of all its railways.They control and regulate the rates of air travel.They control credit, at least indirectly, through the Bank of Canada.They control commercial banks and their interest rates through the Bank Act.They supervise insurance companies.They own and control much of the electric power and they own many stations and control radio.They control the country\u2019s entire wheat crop and determine its price and export.They refuse to permit the gold mining industry to sell in the free markets of the world.They regulate the stock exchange.They regulate the sale of drugs and their pure food standards are strict.They restrict the sale of many agricultural products, including livestock, to certain markets.They fix quotas for lumber and basie products.All this is apart from taxation, which today is heavier than ever before in the history of Canadian industry.These facts alone should be sufficient to discount the loose talk about \u2018unbridled capitalism.\u201d The bit and the check rein are there for all to see.Where we in Canada and the United States tread the other fork in the road to that taken by Socialism and Communism is in our belief that whatever restrictions are necessary should not discourage initiative or basic freedom.JOHN BULL'S AUSTERITY DIET N SPITE of the fact that Canada has recently contracted to sell to the United Kingdom great quantities of bacon, beef, cheese and eggs, John Bull's diet is cut down to the barest necessities.In fact, in modern cartoons, the usually portly Mr.Bull might well exchange his figure with that of the lean Uncle Sam.Of the principal foods that Canada is supplying, each Briton is allowed a weekly ration of one ounce of bacon; 20 cents worth of fresh meat, at the retail price; two ounces of cheese; and one shell egg, though this need not necessarily be fresh.Picking others at random, the British weekly ration includes: eight ounces of sugar; six ounces of butter and margarine; two pints of .nilk; one ounce of cooking fat; and three pounds of potatoes.Every person is entitled to nine bread units, with each unit equivalent to one pound of bread or a third of a pound of flour.Even tea, the British national drink, must be watered down, as each person is rationed to two ounces per week.Manual workers, children and expectant mothers are allowed extra quantities of some of these foods.In addition, there is a points rationing scheme, whereby every person is given 28 points a month.Coming under the points scheme are such foods as canned meats, fish, fruits and vegetables, biscuits, rice and breakfast foods.The monthly 28 points does not go very far, however, as a one pound can of pressed beef requires 48 points, and a one pound can of best quality salmon takes 28.EXPERIMENTS TO PREVENT TOOTH DECAY HE \u201cnew ray of hope\u201d in the dental profession\u2019s fight to lessen tooth decay is fluorine, it is stated by the Canadian Dental Association.The dental association says that if water supplies can be mechanically infiltrated with the required amount of fluorine without harmful results, \u201cwe can look forward to a gratifying lessening in the future in the prevalence of dental decay.\u201d Fluorine is an element that is a close relative to chlorine, which latter is used in purification of water supplies.It was discovered that in localities where there is a natural supply of fluorine in the water supply (one part per million is an ideal percentage) the prevalence of dental decay was lessened by 60 per cent.Fluorine is present in this percentage in relatively only a few places throughout the world, but experiments are now being carried out in Canada and the United States to determine if adding the required quantity by mechanical means will obtain the same result as when it is naturally present.It will take from five to seven years to determine this, according to the dental association statement, which adds that careful scientific studies are being made to determine the action of fluorine on all parts of the body.\u201cThis is highly important,\u201d the statement says, \u201cbecause fluorine in larger doses is poisonous.\u201d along through railroads, trucks, Weekly Review What Makes Food Prices Go Up\u201d.By LEWIS MILLIGAN jp \u2014\u2014\u2014s\u2014me LN J warehouses and retail stores.At each step the cost of doing busi- ness\u2014for labor, materials, equip- ment\u2014is up from 75 to 100 per cent.\u201cThe profits of the manufacturer must, of course, be -in- facturer is the most abused sus- cluded.But although the manu- Pm LITT SG The high cost of living is one of the perennial problems of modern his profit is one element of cost civilization.Indeed, it may be said to be one of the hall-marks of which, so far from increasing, a progressive civilization, because it is an indication of a rising stand- has actually declined.In 1939 ard of living.Usually when we speak of the cost of living we are the food manufacturer averaged thinking in terms of food, and most of the recent complaints have been; 4.6 cents profit about the increased cost of that item in the family budget.Food, of course, is an important item, and because it is the one that immediately affects the pocket of the housewife, any rise in cost pect in the crime of high prices, THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1948 1948, OR BUST?\u2014Harper in The Birmingham Age-Hera!d Scouts BY REG \u2014 _\u2014 & Cubs GROOME Red Fang (Maitland Hannaford), sixer of the Red Six, led the opening Grand Howl at Trinity Cub Pack Monday night, followed by the presentation of Homecraft Badge to Gregory Walker and First Stars to Gary Worsley and David Marshall.Following inspection were some lively games and instruction period, during which everyone worked hard.Announcements were made as follows: Hockey practises are held every Tuesday from 5-6 p.m.W.S.Matthews, Group Committee member and First Aid Instructor, presented First Aid Badges to three sixers; Norman Bedford (Blue Smoke); Maitland Hannaford (Red Fang) and Bob Manktelow (Sand Paw).Akela Bedford read out the re- #\u2014 sults of the competition for his \u201cTrophy\u201d, and many were surprised at the results thus far.All have done exceedingly well.The new neckerchief has been received income of the people.From the time the food leaves the farm everybody who handles it \u2014farmer, manufacturer, railroad, trucker, retailer \u2014 must pay taxes; and these taxes at each step are added to the price of food.When the product reaches the retail store all these accumulated taxes are included in the final price.The above facts and factors are usually overlooked in public discussions of the high cost of food.They go to explain what is called the \u201cprice-spread\u201d between what the farmer receives for his product and what the consumer pays in the store.And there is still another item \u2014hidden away, it is true, but there\u2014Government subsidies.In 1946 these amounted, in the United States, to $1,694,000,000 of the food bill.\u201cBut,\u201d added Mr.Willis, \u201cit showed up in your tax bill instead of your grocery bill.Thus we can see that no one segment of our economy is alone responsible for the high prices.\u201d and ali Cubs are now wearing the Trinity colours.The six competition for the evening was won by the Grey Six under Sixer Arthur Armstrong (Grey Brother).The paper collection is again slated for 8.45 a.m., Saturday, at the Church.Handicrafts tonight, as usual, for the following Cubs:\u2014 Gregory Walker, Richard Howard, Michael Smith and Harry Flynn.Next Monday's meeting will be a short one, and all Cubs are asked to do their best to be at the Church by 6.30 p.m,, instead of the usual 6.45 p.m.Dr.F.Cyril James, principal and vice-chancellor of McGill University, will be the Speaker at the forthcoming Patrol Leaders\u2019 Banquet, to be held: during Boy Scout-Girl Guide Week, on Saturday, February 21st.We were somewhat surprised to learn that the banquet will be held this year in the armoury of the Royal Montreal Regiment, in West- mount, and not in one of the downtown hotels as in all former years.This announcement will be cheering to all, as it means considerably more seats will be available for this Year's banquet.A number of out-of-town units are also expected to attend.on the sales dollar.In 1946 it was 3.9 \u2018cents, and in 1947 it will be 3.5 cents.The retailer averages about 1.5 cents.Thus the prof- ! Is at once noticed.The cost of other things can go up and little is its of the manufacturer and the said.There is no public protest, for instance, about the increased retailer together total only five | prices of furniture, ¥ househo'd clothing, equipment, Ing.The price of social enter- | situation as cents on the sales dollar.Sup- luxuries cery Manufacturers of America, pose these profits were remov- and amusements,.all of which dealing with these questions in ed, how much difference would make up the total cost of liv-!a recent speech, follows: tainment or of a seat in a the-! starts on the farm, but before cents.The atre or at a hockey match can] it reaches the go up a hundred per cent or| passes through many hands and Mr.analyzed the that make in the price of a can \u201cFood of beans?The can costs 16; housewife would | housewife it save four-fifths of a cent!\u201d Willis pointed out that more and no one seems to com-! processes.First the manufactur- the government was indirectly plain, but if the price ot milk, er must buy from the farmers.responsible for a large part of butter, eggs, meat or vegetables According to government fig-}the high cost of food.\u201cIn the | goes up a few cents there is ures he had to pay $2.65 in| price of everything you buy,\u201d ; a general outcry of \u201cprofiteer-| 1947 for farm products which he said, \u201cis a goodly sum for ing\u201d.cost him $1 in 1939.He had taxes paid to federal, state and What makes food prices go|to pay $1.80 for the same] local governments\u2014chiefly the up?Who is profiteering?Paul| amount of labor which cost him federal - government\u2014which take 5.Willis, president of the Gro-|$1 in 1939.The product moves almost 28 per cent of the total BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION \u201cRK Field Secretary 2 ISRAEL TWO PUBLIC MEETINGS VICTORIA HALL \u2014 WESTMOUNT Speaker: Mr.R.E.WEMP, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4th and 5th \u2014 8.15 P.M.SUBJECTS: Wed., Feb.4th \u2014 ''Recapitulation\u201d Thurs, Fed.5th \u2014 \"The Next Six Years in Pro- pheey.\" EVERYBODY WELCOME Listen to the Broadcasts over Station C.K.V.L.(DIal 980) 10.30 A.M.Sundays Book room and lending library open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Room 104, 1502 St.Catherine St.West.(CANADA) \u2014\u2014 pre THE Anglican Parochial Mission Services Beginning Sunday Anglican Parish Mission Services, apart from the Church of St.Columba, announced as follows: \u2014 At the Church of the Advent, Westmount, Missioner Rev.Frank Solem Week | Eucharist, and at 7 p.m., Solemn Evensong and Procession.H.nf Sunday services will be 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist, 11 a.m,, ys the services will be Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m.Monday and Friday, 7 a.m.on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, and 9.20 a.m.on Wednesday.There will be a Mission Service each night at 8 p.m.At St.Matthew's Church, Hampstead, Missioner Very Rev.Spencer C.Gray, Sunday services will be * 8 a.m.Holy Communion, 11 a.m.Holy Communion and 7.30 p.m.Commissioning of Missioner by the Lord Bishop.A Parish reception is to follow the service.On weekdays, Monday , through Saturday, 7 a.m.Holy Communion and on Wednesday at 10 a.m.Holy Communion.Mission Services will be held each night at 8 p.m.At Trinity Memorial Church, Missioner Rev.A.LeDrew Gardner, Sunday services will be 8 a.m.Holy Communion, 11 a.m.Choral Communion and Commissioning of the Missioner by the Lord Bishop.Afternoon tea at 4.30 p.m.arranged by the Young People, and at 7.30 p.m.the First Mission Service.On week-days, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.30 a.m.Matins, 10 a.m.Holy Communion, 8 p.m.Mission Services, and on Saturday at 6.30 a.m.Holy Communion and at 10 a.m.Holy Communion.* * | Christian Science | * * \u201cLove\u201d is the subject of the Les- son-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from 1st.John 4:12 \u201cIf we love one another, God dwelleth in us and his love is perfected in us.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cAnd, behold, two blind men sitting by the wayside, when they heard that Jesus passed by, cried out, saying, \u2018Have mercy on us, O Lord, thou son of David\u2019.So Jesus had compassion on them, and touched their eyes: and immediately their eyes .received sight, and they -followed him.\u201d (Matt.20:30,34.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u2018\u201c\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cThe physician who lacks sympathy for his fellow-being is deficient in human affection, and we have the apostolic warrant for asking: \u201cHe that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen?\u201d If the scientist has enough Christly affection to win his own pardon, and such commendation as the Magdalen gained from Jesus, then he is Christian enough to practise scientifically and deal with is patients compassionately; with his patients compassionately; the spiritual intent.\u201d (Pages 366 and 365.) * * .| Westmount Baptist J * \u201cHistory's Grand Climax\".This will be the theme of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.\u201cThen Cometh the End When He Shall Have Delivered Up the Kingdom Unto the Father That God May be Everything to Everybody\u201d.The world's bitterest * times are those in which God is everything to nobody, its most heartening times, those in which God is everything to somebody, its most glorious time, that in which God is everything to everybody.Everything that opposes this glorious climax will ultimately be swept out of the way.\u201cRecipe For Revolution\u201d.This will be the title of the evening sermon in Westmount.Revolution always begins with the few and spreads to the many.Christ Himself was and is the World's most daring revolutionary.The littta oir! who argued with her Church Club Men Hear Rev.G.Goth Wesley Church Mens Club members, at a supper meeting held Wednesday, heard an address by Rev.G.W.Goth, Westmount Park United Church, on \u201cProphet of a New Era\u201d, It was in the nature of a review of the life of Dr.Albert Schweitzer, the man who is world famous in four different fields.Mr.Goth pointed out that few men attain pre-emi- nence in more than one field of endeavaur.Dr.Schweitzer, at the age of 73, is a medical missionary in Africa, He is world renowned in the fields of Theology, Music, Medicine and Philosophy, revealed Mr: Goth.Mr.Goth concluded with the thought that if mankind, like Dr.Schweitzer, followed the example and teachings of Christ in their own individual lives, the problems of the world would cease to exist._ * A Stanley Presbyterian * Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of Worship in Stanley Church on Sunday.His Sermon text in the morning will be \u201cYe are the Salt of the Earth\u201d, and in the Evening \u201cFaith of our Fathers.\u201d Following the Evening Service, Miss Doris Killam will give a short Organ recital.She will be assisted by Miss Mary Jean McNab, Violinist.The Montreal Presbyterial of the W.M.S.will meet in Stanley Church on Tuesday.brother about the Books of the Bible was perfectly right when she said: \u201cThere now, I told you the Bible begins with Generations and ends in Revolutions\u201d.Of the participants in this ultimate Revolution the Bible declares that: \u201cThey that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament, and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever\u201d.Interesting events in the Congregational life are appearing over the horizon.One will be the new \u201cWestmount Hi- Fellowship\u201d, inaugurated by the Senior Young People, to meet the growing needs of High School students.A second event will be the Younger Married Couples\u2019 gathering on Saturday evening, February 14th.A third great event will take the form of a great Missionary week-end, in which it is expected that Dr.J.B.McLaurin and Rev.H.S.Hillyer will participate.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibhert Troop, Organist and Choirmastier 11.00 a.m.\u201cHistory's Grand Climax.\u201d\u2014 Yjod Will Be Everything To Every- hody.Communion Members.7.30 pme \u201cRecipe For Revolution.\u201d evolution Begins with The Few And Spreads To The Many.Westmount Choir Will Sing Dr.Johnston At Both Services VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED and Reception of EXAMINER, WLSIMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1948 PAGE SEVEN Lome.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly x Dominion-Douglas | * * On Sunday morning in Domin- ion-Douglas Church, elders will be installed in office and Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach on the subject of \u201cThe Church of God.\u201d The choir, under the direction of Mr.Robb, will sing \u201cCome Holy Ghost our Soul Inspire\u201d \u2014 Thiman, and \u201cHast Thou not Known\u201d \u2014 Whitehead.At the Service at 7.30 p.m., Rev.Graham Barr will take as his theme \u201cStages and the Levels of Life.\u201d Church School and Minister's Class for Church Membership will meet at 3 p.m.and at 8.45 p.m.The Young Peoples Union will meet in Friendship Parlour.On Monday, at 2 p.m., the Sewing Circle will hold its regular meeting, and on Tuesday, at, 10 a.m., the Women\u2019s Association will meet for work, with lunch at 1 p.m.There will be the usual meetings of Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies during the week.x \u2014 * | Calvary Church | *x * World Brotherhood and Inter- Church Youth will be the theme of the Services in the Calvary United Church on Sunday.Calvary Church was for many years through its Men's Own Brotherhood, one of the strong Canadian links in this world iraternal organization.The movement is being revived again in the earnest hope that the spirit of brotherhood can be strengthened and creatively' extended through vital fellowship in and through the Churches announces Dr.T, W.Jones, Minister of Calvary Church and Mo- derator of The United Church of : Canada, who expect to hold conferences in Britain this coming Spring with the World Brotherhood leaders.Dr.Jones will preach the sermons and also administer the Sacrament of Baptism at \u2018he morning service.At the evening service Dr.Jones will preach and the Communion Service will follow.Maxwell Reader, B.A., will assist in the Services of Worship both morning and evening.The Deacons elected at the recent Annual Meeting of the Church will participate in the Communion Service.Calvary Church is calling into this, as into it+ other important departments of work, younger members, thus enabling them to share the responsibilities of service.On Monday at 8 p.m.the members of the Young People\u2019s Union |.will meet for a skating party.MELVILLE CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.F.Scott Mackenzie, M.A., D.D., D.C.L., Interim Moderator SUNDAY.FEBRUARY {1st Services at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Rev.Earl F.Smith, Minister Campbell Memorial Church, will preach VISTTORS ARE WECLCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 11,00 a.m.\u201cYe Are The Salt Of The Earth.\u201d 11.15 s.m.Sunday School.8.00 p.m.Minister\u2019s Bible Class.7.30 p.m.\u201cFaith of Our Fathers\u201d, \u2014 8: Predestination, 8.30 p.m.Organ Recital.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., LMus., (McGill).Organist and Choir Director.* Cubs, Scouts and C.G.I.T.will meet at the usual hours.The Badminton Club will meet in the Church Hall on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.the Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary will meet at the home of Miss Margaret Turfus, 1100 Greene Ave, for its monthly n.eeting.Thursday choir rehearsal at 8 p.m.Friday.the Progress Club will meet at 8.30 p.m.at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Misener, Apt.7, 2230 Tupper Street -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 à | St Andrew's Church | r\u2014 \u20ac Last Sunday marked the conclusion of over thirthy years of faithful service on the part of Mr.Fred Whiteley as Organist and Choir Master of St.Andrew's Church.Sunday will mark the beginning of a new \u201cregime\u201d.with Mr.Phillipps Motley as the new Organist and Choir Master.Mr.Motley has won a secure place for himself in musical circles in Montrael, and he will be warmly welcomed as he assumes his new duties on Sunday.On Suhday morning the Minister, Rev.D.M.Grant will take as the subject of the Sermon.\u201cBeing Realistic is not Everything\u201d Rev.George K.Ward will preach on the theme, \u201cWhy Worry?\".Musical numbers by the Choir will be appropriate.Meetings during the week will include the MacGillivray Auxiliary, which meets on Tuesday afternoon, and the Missiorary and Church Work Committee on Thursday at eight o'clock, ST.MATTHIAS' CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th.,, M.C.SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion and Sermon.Preacher: V.Pricker.11.20 a.m.Junior Chureh.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.8.30 p.m.St.Matthias\u2019 AY.P.A, Rector: Rev.(Choral) Rev.H WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 3.00 p.m.Confirmation Class, Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rev.John W.Kerr PARISH MISSION WEEK 7.00 a.m.Holy Commuaion, 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.1015 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School, 7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong Rev.Frank Smye will preach at both morning and evening services, 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.daily, except on Wednesday al 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.plais except on Saturday at 8 Every evening at son p.m., Father Smye will conduet the Mission Service, Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave, Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY a.m.Holy Communion, > #.M.Confirmation Class, 0 a.m.Senior School.0 am, Ghoral Communion and Kindergarten, Preacher: The Rev.A, *eDrew Gardner Commissioning by the ford Bishop of Dincese.30 p.m.Primary School and Kindergarten.4.30 p.m.Afterncon Tea to mcet the Missioner 7.30 pm.afission Service, Preacher:\u2014 The Rev.A.LeDrew Gardner, MONDAY The Purification of B.V.Mary 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10,00 a.m.Holy Communion.8.00 a.m.Mission Service, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY.THURSDAY 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.oh a.m.Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.Mission Service.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Moderator of the United Church of Canada Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, B.A.Organist and Choir.Director, Mr (Gitford Mitchell WORLD BROTHERHOOD AND INTER-CHURCH YOUTH SUNDAY LW am, Fhe Chureh and Brothethood.luter-Church voue 7 pam.Warship Service and The een ol \u2018The Lords Supper.Deo TA, Jones will preach \"a both services, ML Ave Eatunestly [nvited To And Shave These Worship And Attend Services Of The Communion Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.11,00 am.Dr.A, Lloyd Chureh of God.\u201d vd Smith: 3.00 p.m.Church School and Class ?Church Membership.ass Toe 7.30 pan.Rev.R.Graham ie Stages and the 8.45 pm.Young People's Union.\u201cThe Barr: \u2014 Levels of Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, Minister B.A, Rev, George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister-Elect SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1sl 11.00 a.m, Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cRein Realise Tis Not! Everything.\u201d K centsile 7.30 p.m.Mr.Ward \u2014 \u201cWhy Worry?» 8.30 n.m.Alpha Omega Society, Junior Young People's Society, Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.Phillips Motley.BA.Mus.Bae, COME AND WVORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim\u2019 Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY 11.00 a.m, \u201cThe Soul of Our Religion.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cA Man's Shadow.\u201d Guest Proacher: \u2014 Rev.Johnston, B A., D.D.Fireside Hour at the close of the Evening Service.\u2014 Sing Song Lead by Keith Lutter \u2014 Reception for Dr.and Mrs.Johnston.Westmount Park Church (Cor.w.J Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.11.00 a.m, \u201cThe Great Conqueror.\u201d 4.00 p.m.\u201cThe Quebec Flag And AI That.\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director G E.Flower.Organist PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1948 PERSONALSOCIALENGAGEMENTSYYEDDINGS The monthly meeting of thes Gyrette Club, will be held on Monday, at 8.15 p.m., at the home of Mrs.Graham Stanyon, 4319 Mariette Ave.Mrs.David Crombie, recently returned from Trinidad, B.W.L, Miss Lucile Singer and Mrs.Leonard Beatty were the guests of Mrs.W.G.Muirhead at the Westmount Women's Club military whist on Wednesday evening.Citizens\u2019 Forum of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club recently met at the home of Mrs.C.T.Groome, Decarie Blvd.Members and guests attending were: Mrs.R.W.Varey, Mrs.J.A.Mc- Leish, Mrs.T.D.Handraham, Mrs.A.Armstrong, Mrs.W.M.Hick, Mr.and Mrs, J.W.Perks and Mr.C.T.Groome.At the Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild annual bridge taking place on \u2018Wednesday evening, at eight- fifteen o'clock, in the gymnasium of Loyola College, Mrs.W.J.McNally, president, and Mrs.E.G.O'Brien, past president, will assist Rev.E.M.Brown, S.J, Rector, and Rev.John McCarthy, S.J.Moderator, of Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild in receiving the guests.Refreshments will be served by Mrs.J.R.Leslie and Mrs.HE.Laws and their committees, assisted by a group of the college students.Table holders are reminded to take playing cards.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Lorraine Mary, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs, George W.Taylor, of Westmount, to Mr.Alan R.Thompson, of Montreal, son of the late James Thompson, and of Mrs.Thompson, of Motherwell, Scotland, has been arranged to take place quietly on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, in the Ohurch of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The bride will be unattended and Mr.J.F.Benjafield will act as best man for Mr.Thompson.The reception following the ceremony, which will be held at the residence of the bride's parents, will be for immediate relatives.World Day of Prayer Set For February 13 The World Day of Prayer, under the Wonien's Inter-Church Council of Canada, will be observed on Friday, February 13th, the first Friday in Lent, in Baptist Churches with Presbyterian leaders assisted by representatives of the Salvation Army, Anglican and United Churches.Her Excellency the Viscountess Alexander of Tunis has graciously consented to give the address on tne Trans-Canada Broadcast on February 12th, in connection with the observance of the World Day Couple To Wed At Calvary Church * Miss Doris Elizabeth Steeves, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John T.R.Steeves, Hampton Avenue, and Mr.son of Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Layton, Mayfair Avenue whose forthcoming marriage is announced to take place on Saturday, March 6th, et Calvary United Church, Westmount.Both Miss Steeves and Mr.Layton are graduates of McGill University, class of \u201847, the former in Arts, and the latter in Engineering.Robert E.G.Layton, Springs Fashion In Jaeger-London Mode smart tailoring in the British tradition with its attention to details, fine quality of materials, and colors chosen from favorite back- Promise Seen of Quebec City, will be among the out-of-town guests at the Ryan- Angers wedding, tomorrow morning, at Springfield, Mass.The Westmount C.W.L.will present a Spring Fashion Show on Wednesday evening, February 25th, at eight-fifteen in St.Leo's School Hall, Clarke Avenue.The president, Mrs: A.I.Peterson, will be general convener of this presentation.The work of thirty-two artists will be on view at the annual exhibition of the Women's Art Society which is to be held in the Art Association of Montreal on Sherbrooke Street, at one o'clock, to- Morrow.About ninety paintings are in the collection and a good deal of interest will, as usual, centre around them during their two weeks at the Art Gallery.The reception committee for the 15th Annual Bridge and Dance of the Notre Dame de Grace Y.M.C.A.being held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday evening will be Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Owen, Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Gatehouse, Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Dale, Mr.R.W.Long, Mr.and Mrs.N.P.Woods, Mr.and Mrs.J.Morse, Mr.and Mrs, Larry Dansereau,y In honor of the British movie star, James Mason, and his wife, Pamela Kellino, writer and actress, Miss Joy Thompson was liostess on Monday afternoon at a Cocktail party.41 74,3 à ; 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University ond the University of Montreal for the members of the legal and notarial professions and the \"law students of the Montreal area.Pictured above from left to right are: Mr.Morgan McCammon, Hon.Chief Justice O.S.Tyndale, Mrs.M.McCammon, Mrs O.S.Tyndale, Miss Andree Charron and Mr.Real Marcoux.-a Attractive Program Of Music Announced By Women\u2019s Club The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will hold its annual musicale in Victoria Hall, on Friday, February 6th.at 3 p.m.Mrs.A.Duddridge, music chairman, and her committee have arranged a delightfully varied programme.\u201c At this meeting members \u2018and guests will be entertained by Miss Lucille Gauvin, mezzo-soprano, who is a pupil of Madame Czapska and has sung on the Artists of Tomorrow programme, aud is a member of Les Amis de L'Arts.Her voice has deughted many Montreal audiences.Miss Gauvin will be accompanied by Miss Jacqueline Richard.Miss Winnifred Bambrick, famous Canadain Concert harpist, who is internationally known; has participated in musical concerts in the United States of America, Bri- 1 I.BLACK id Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS.and COATS Made to measure of finest English Woolens.Specializing in custom mada clothing for ths well-dressed \"\" We Also Do Alrerations end Repairs, 4226 St.Catherine West {Near Greene) WE.5908 Lo.tish Isles, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Holland, France, Mexico, Italy and Cuba.Miss Bam- brick is a staff soloist with the Canadian Broadcasting Co., and has had previous experience with the National Broadcasting Co.the British Broadcasting Co., also the Radio Normandy.Mr.Eric Zimmerman, a popular Canadian violinist, will be accompanied by Miss Doris Killam, pianist, who is well known to music lovers of Montreal and elsewhere.Tea will be served by Mrs.R.H.Grant and her committee with Mrs.J.Wilfred Shaw as tea hostess.Guest tickets may be used at this event.Plans Well In Hand For Bridge At Loyola The annual bridge of the Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild will take place on Wednesday at 8:15 p.m.in the newly completed Central Building\u2019s Gym.Refreshments will be prepared by «the tea committee under the direction of Mrs.J.R.Leslie and will be served by the boys of the College and High School, Mrs.J.E.Derenne is looking after the ticket distribution, Mrs.P.J.Melvin is chairman of the telephone committee and Mrs.Fabio Monet is in charge of the decorations.The Loyola Orchestra will be on hand to furnish a musical program as a background, and the whole school is getting behind the event and doing its best to make it a huge success.te vagin agde 07 Teen CS ins Sl.QUALITY CLEANING AT LOWEST PRICES! 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C.8.L.Gift Shop, but there were only one of each Gift hop so don\u2019t blame me if vou are not able to pick yours right away.1 was.so fascinated by meeting Yvonne Bolduc at her home in Baie St.Paul last Autumn, not only by her personality, but also hy the exquisite artiste that she is, that I feel most humble in describing any of her carvings.Those of you who are acquainted with her work, should by all means see the latest of her collection at \u201cTHE SHOP\u201d.They are her famous painted wood carvings, inspired by the French Canadian novel, \u201cLA LIGNE\", by Arthur Prevost, they are a group of three, but may be purchased separately as well, the prices ranging from $47.50 to $100.00 .I was told by'an authority on wood carvings, that this trio can be considered to rank amongst her best works.There is a very unusual lamp on display here; it has a Greek key design base, with a square parchment shade, having a Greek Warrior design in black, The height from bottom of base to top df shade is 34\u201d, and the width of shade, 1314\".Those of you who were disappointed at Xmas time in not being able to buy Myro gloves, will be pleased to learn that tliey are now back in stock, hoth men\u2019s and wemen'\u2019s.For the told days ahead, these provide the answer.* # * 1 nitended that weird but wonderful production \u201cThe Old Lady Says NO\u201d, by the Dublin Gate Theatre Players, and sure and all the Irish were there.I sat next to Mrs.Harry Norris, of the Montreal West and the Lyric Operatic Societies.She was quite enthusiastic about the forthcoming Lyric Operatic Society's presentation of \u2018The Mikado\u201d.The parts are nll in very capable hands, and lovers of Gilbert and Sullivan should not miss this treat, * ¥ * This Is No Dream .Well, ladies, nobody will be able to say after Jan.31st that L.P.Lazare & Co., 1454 Peel St, have not tried to beat old man inflation, in offering to the Montreal @ public fur coats of every description, at prices we used to dream about, except this Qe sale is no DREAM, but the real thing.Just think of being able to buy Mink coats at the price of some of last year\u2019s Hudson Seals.BUT, this Saturday, at 6 p.m., the sale is over and back go the former prices.I think one of the best \u201cbuys\u201d for or for trekking up NORTH, is the BON MOUTON.This fur has been so beautifully dyed, and treated that, to the lay buyer it might easily be mistaken for beaver, as happened many a time on my part.These coats have the latest cut in styling and length, and, judging by the fashion books and advance fashion shows that I have attended, we will still be wearing the longer skirt length and the \u201cNEW LOOK\u201d this time next year.In buying your coat at L.P.Lazare & Co.you know you are investing your money with a house which, for many years, have held one of the highest reputations in the fur trade, and whose first consideration 1s \u201cYOUR SATISFACTION\" \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 % * % A litile child was recently visiting the Montreal West Curling Club, and said to her mother, \u201cMommie, why do the ladies get down on their knees when they are curling?\u201d Mrs.Heath replied, \u201cWell, if praying would move the stone along, I think we would get down nnd pray.\u201d - - * * * Ard.Were Still Crowing Last December I stated that I thought the \u201cADMIRAL\u201d radio makers had something : Beto craw about, and judging by the very satisfactory current sales it looks as if the old re Av rooster is going to steal the show this year.This superb table radio represents the re- 3% sult of years of experimenting to produce a larger than most small sets, yet\u2019 small enough to conveniently carry around.While retaining most of the fine technical de- velope:nent of a more expensive set.One of the notable features of this \u201cmuch in little\u201d wonder set is that it.can he plugged in anywhere, having a built-in Aeroscope, thus making the rigging up of an aerial unnecessary.The Ivory colored set at $35.95, is ideal for the guest room, along side of your bed, or for placing in a built-in book case.The Mahogany colored set, at $32.95, is ideal for a presentation gift.When ever 1 listen to this radio, I am always amazed at its ability to reproduce the deep tones with such clarity, and volume.Nowadays, when the best programs come over the air in the standard long wave broaslcast band, a set like this comes in handy for those who travel considerably, and where economy In baggage space is of prime consideration.\u2018 \u2019 LS * * A Cure For Old Man Winter's Cold ~ nv olific amount of scientific skill and knowledge has been utilized to combat disease and with wonderful results; sometimes culminating even in a complete cure.Yet, the common cold still remains to be conquered.Dr.Rondeau, the well known Montreal dentist does not claim to have conquered this \u201cbug\u201d, but after experimenting for many years on an old Indian formula, he now claims to have a sure cure for the \u201cbally\u201d cold.After hearing the list of ingredients that are used in making up this tonic I'm sure that the results should be satisfactory.The main ingredients however are Herbs and Vitamins A and D.It is non narcotic, and non habit forming and is also a wonderful aid for minor infections of the respiratory tract, coughs and skin eruptions Psoriasis, Eczema.Due to the high cost of the ingredients this bottle: of cough medecine is not cheap, but is one that will last indefinetly if kept well corked and in a cool place.The bottle ic a 40 oz.size and retails for $9.00, tax included.When I tell you next week about the wonderful results that have been obtained through the use of this miraculous medecine the price will seem of little consideration.If your local drug store has not any in stock, you may obtain it at the Antibitol Co.Ltd., 4211 St.Catherine St.W.Montreal 8, or 'phone WE.2002, and it will be delivered.All out of town C.0.D.Mail orders will be filled.» * LS My Eating Place .I am 30 happy to be able to talk about \u201cMY\u201d eating place, because I'm sure ; many of you business girls are not aware that THE MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL has a cafeteria where an excellent lunch can be had very, very reasonable.When this modern eating place Was first opened, like many others I was under the Impression that the food was of the very best, but the prices were not scaled for a working gal, TILL one day last year when I happened to be in the hotel and had little time for lunch and decided, that day I would be \u201cone of the 400\u201d and eat at the MOUNT ROYAL.My first surprise was when I saw a large cheerful room and no crowds, and the food so handy to be placed on the trays.The next surprise came when the cashier gave me the check.I was sure she had made a mistake, for nowhere in Montreal could a lunch as I had chosen be had for so little.The next surprise came when a waitress stepped up and carried the tray to a table that I had chosen, this by the way being one of the reasons why I never liked cafeterias, the juggling of food on a tray while looking for a spot to place it.The next week 1 returned to \u201cMY FIND\u201d and this time I noticed that I had not been under-charged, with the result that since then \u201cMY\u201d eating spot is always the MT.ROYAL CAFETERIA.I am quite excited over a treat I am having next week.It {3 a dinner engagement at the new Corinthian Room.{ believe it is \u201csomething out of this world\u201d, and next week when I have returned to this planet I vill he chatting to you about it.x THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1948 the lady who has an expensive fur coat but would like one for every day shopping,\u201d P Many Parcels Sent Recently To Britain By Westmount Club At the business meeting of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club on Friday, in Victor'a Hall, Mrs.Clifford S.Fortier was in the chair, Reports were read by the following chairmen: \u2014Mrs.John T.Rowen courtesy; Mrs.R.H.Anderson, hospitality; Mrs.Harold Mills, Christ: mas Party; Mrs.Andrew A.McNiece, Door and House; Miss M.Dennis, treasurer, Ste Anne's Military Hospital Visiting Committee.Mrs.Herbert C Holland, chairman Parcels for Britain reported that the past few months.\u2018Mrs.H.S.Jacques introduced Miss Barbara Collier, professor of Nutrition and Diet Therapy at University of Montreal, who gave a short talk entitled \u201cNutrition in the Home\u201d, stressing that the guality and quantity of food we eat has a direct effect upon health, strength and the power to escape and ward off infectious diseases.Importance of the Right Diet Tracing the important role nutrition plays throughout life, Miss Collier pointed out that before a child is born the nutrition of the mother influences its health, and also the future health of the mother.During infancy the baby must receive his food in the right quantity, at the right speed and at the correct feeding intervals to satisfy all his growth needs.During childhood and adolescence increased activity and rapid growth must be taken into account, the object of the diet being to ensure firm muscles, sound bones, good teeth and well adjusted nerves.An adequate diet is also, of course, of great importance to the adult, in order to maintain a wholesome mental attitude, a high degree of efficiency and the best physical state of health.And diet also has to be carefully considered in old age, if these sunset years are to be happy and full of the less strenuous activities.Miss Collier stressed that no homemaker need be withéut a guide to nutritional values, as the Canadian Council on Nutrition has prepared a great deal of literature on food, and its effect on health.This literature is printed in the main office at Ottawa and sent to each Provincial Office for free distribution to the public, and provides a set of standards to guide the horhemaker in her menu plans.\u201cCanada\u2019s Food Rules\u201d were then discussed in detail with helpful.explanations given as to the why and wherefore for the recommending of certain foods above others.If these rules, which can be had absolutely free from the government, are followed, said Miss Collier, Canadian families would be well on their way towards better health, increased happiness and greater efficiency.Mrs.J.C.McKeen thanked the speaker.Tea was served.Westmount Park W.A.Hears Annual Reports The annual meeting of the West- mount Park Church Women\u2019s Association took place recently.Yearly reports were read, and officers for the coming year elected, as follows: Hon.President, Mrs.G.Goth: Past President, Mrs.D.Carter; Second Vice-President, Mrs.Nick- erson; \"Treasurer, Mre.H.Corri- veau; Assistant Treasurer, Miss J.Webster; Recording Secretary, \u201896 parcels, a total weight of 1,012 lbs.have been sent to families in Notices for the woman's pages must be written in ink, or typed on\u201d one side of the paper only.Tea and Reception At Ascension Club At the Second Anniversary President's Reception and Tea of the Professional and Business Women\u2019s Organization of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the guests, presidents of the various Parish organizations, were received by Mrs.Marjorie D.Gallagher, assisted by some of the mem- \u2018bers.The president, Miss Helen Brennan, read a message of congratulations and good wishes from the founder and former directqr of the organization, Rev.George F.Thoms, Seated at the head tab'e were Rev.W.E.McDonagh, Rev.D.J.Feron, Rev.F.McMahon, Mr.J.Murray, Miss K.Murray, Mrs.A.I.Peterson, Mr.and Mrs.E.Dawson, Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Lindsay, Mr.and Mrs.S.B.Peckham, Mrs.G.A, Meagh- er, Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Shaw, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Grant, Miss G.Cummings, Miss A: Saint James.Mrs.Marcella Mulligan -and Miss Irene Casey poured.tea, assisted by Miss Jean Robertson and Miss Eileen Cullen, Miss Florence Regan was the convener for this occasion.Mrs.E.P.Brown; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.M.McLaren.Total amount raised during the year was $2,388.52.Donations outside church were $918.87, of which $500.00 was given to pension fund.Also, 13 families were looked after at Christmas time.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our newest imported materials\u2019 are worth seeing.Cal) and See Mr.Davies who will Give yon his Personal Attention, Piccadilly .Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE, Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) NEW ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 6.8 Cu.Fh $269 - $325 SEALED UNIT Usual Guarantees N.D.G.BICYCLE SHOP 5260 Sherbrooke W.- EL.0081 Anti ques Devotees of beautiful things in their home will be amazed at the varied collection awaiting thelr examination In our showroom, Like a veritable.Treasure Island we have on display a selection of antiques; whose value is enhanced by time and use, a fine array of cut glass, dainty figurines, silver, copper, ornaments, ete.porcelain, brass, vases, bric-a-brac, Our show-room, while not up-town, 1s easily accessible and a visit will be rewarded.We are also Interested In buying, and will pay highest prices for articles of the above-mentioned type .so, If you have any treasures that you wish to dispose of, glve us a call.LIPSON & SON REGD.981 ST.JAMES STREET WEST {One block east of Windsor St.) Tel.: HArbour 5000 airs We, st 8 ea, hat in + * Westmount Women To Model Fashions, Give Broadcast The Westmount Women\u2019s Club Inc.will mark its Members\u2019 Day this year with a presentation on February 13th in Viec- toria Hall at 230 pm.of a fashion show of new and original models emphasizing the importance of cotton in the world of fashion.A collection of fashions for all ages will be shown by the Wabasso Cottons Limited, with members of the club and children of the members as models.Mrs, M.C.Ballingall is to act as commentator for a fashion show.There will also be a recording made, for broadcasting, on the stage, under the direction of Mr.Corry Thompson of a talk given by members of the club.The joint chairmen in charge of arrangements for the afternoon are Mrs.H.S.Jacques end Mrs.John T.Rowe.Mrs.Clifford S.Fortier and Mrs, Andrew A.McNiece and committee will receive the guests.Members are invited to bring as many guests as they wish.There will be no admission charge.Dickens Fellowship Lists Banquet Guests Those to date signifying their intention to attend the banquet being held by the Dickens Fellowship, at the Queen's Hotel, in the Spanish Room, on Thursday, February 5, at 7 p.m.are as follows: Mr.and Mrs.Walter Whitaker.Mr.and Mrs.Fred N.Stephen, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Stevens, Mr.and Mrs.A.Paterson, Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Mainer, Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Ross, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Woodley, Mr.and Mrs.Anson Walker, Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Pritch- ard, Mr.and Mrs.T.M.Barring- ton, Misses Gertrude and Polly \u2018White, Mrs.J.S.Bolton, Mrs.C.Gorman, Miss Winnifred Parker, Mr.and Mrs.Whitfield Aston, Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Lebourveau, Mr.and Mrs.Bennett Pope, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Carter, Mr.and Mrs.J.Bruce Jordan, Mr.and Mrs.G.F.R.Kuhring, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.W.Rendall, Mr.and Mrs.Basil Donn, Mr.and Mrs.George Elliott, Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Thorp, Mrs.H.B.Pope, Mrs.M.R.Edwards and Mr.Fred Parker.Karnak Club The Karrak Ladies\u2019 Club will meet in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street, on Tuesday, for sewing, knitting and business.4 Are You Entertaining?WE RENT 4 Chairs, Tables, Dishes, > Glassware, Punch Bowls, p Coat Racks and Linen.4 For All Occasions 4 © New Bridge Sets Fer Sale © 4 p p p Bench & Table Service Phone PL.7032 \u2018 Reg\u2019d.Established 1919 3878 St.Urbain AAAANMAAAMAAAAAAAAAAAAA, AAAALAAAARLADDLAL LL DB ar FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND PARTIFS 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 Residence « TR.2342 Rd - .Let Tre Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club Sponsors Drama Club The new St.Paul's and St.Leo's Dramatic Club, under the sponsorship of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount, is now in full swing and promises to become an active and popular unit in the Parish.Mrs.John DuBois, chairman of the new club, reports that a large number of High School students registered for membership, and have become regular and enthusiastic attendants at the weekly workshop.These sessions will provide ample opportunity for the expression and development of individual talent, as well as training in the matter of various stage techniques.Plans are being made for a dramatic production in the early Spring, details of which will be announced at a later date.In the meantime, an executive committee from the Mothers\u2019 Club has been formed to take charge of financial arrangements.Added Subscribers Bridge And Dance Additional subscribers to the 15th Annual Bridge and Dance of the Notre D.D.Grace Y.M.C.A.being held in Victoria Hall, West- mount, on Tuesday evening, February 3rd, include: Mr.and Mrs.O.Farish, Mr and Mrs.N.Reid, Dr.and Mrs.J.Abraham, Mr.and Mrs.L.Bardwell, Mr.and Mrs.L Baker, Mr.and Mrs.W.Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.George Woods, Mr.Jim Woods, Miss Helen Robb, Mr.and Mrs.E.Johnson, Mr.and Mrs.L.Laffoley.Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Owen, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Anglin, Mr.and Mrs.Lyons, Mr.and Mrs.R.Brondsden, Dr.and Mrs.H.Owen, Mr.and Mrs.Steeves, Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Searle, Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Muir.Hospital Auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital will hold a board meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m.at the hospital.Mrs.Ezra Lozinski will preside.Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter 1.O.D.E.will take place next Thursday evening, February 5th, at the home of the Honorary Regent, Mrs.A.W.Myers, 4437 Grand Boulevard, Apt.7, commencing at 8.30 p.m.MacGillivray Aux.The regular meeting of the Mac- Gillivray Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, is being held on Tuesday, at 3 p.m.Mrs.J.J.Fitzgerald, Presby- terial Literature Sec'y., will be the speaker.Miss Margaret Ellis will be soloist and Miss Queenie Grant and the ladies of Montrose Circle will be in charge.Oasis Temple The regular monthly sewing meeting of the Daughters of the Nile, will be held on Monday evening at 8 p.m, at the home of Mrs.Jessie Leslie, 5064 Western Ave., Westmount, The drawing for the Airway vacuum cleaner, recently held by the Daughters of the Nile, was won by Mrs.Albina Verdon, 1247 Barclay St, Vancouver, B.C.The total proceeds of the drawing are to be handed over to the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children.Guild Bridge The Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild annual bridge is taking place on Wednesday evening, 8:15 o'clock, in the gymnasium of Loyola College.Mrs.W.J.McNally, president, and Mrs.E.G.O'Brien, past- president, will assist Rev.E.M.Brown, Rector, and Rev.John Mc- Carthy, Moderator, of Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild in receiving the guests.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.JANUARY 20th, 1948 Miss Scott Heads Melville W.M.S.At the recent annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount, the reports showed progress in all departments, and the allocation was met.PAGE THIRTEEN The following officers were in-' Secretary, Mrs.W.E.Hudson; stalled for 1948: Honorary Presidents: Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell, Mrs.A.G.Alexander and Mrs.C.A.Smart.President, Miss Gladys M.Scott; Vice- president, Miss Grace Waterston; Treasurer, Mrs.D.G.Smith; Recording Secretary, Mrs.D.M.Rowat; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.K.J.Doig; Programme Convener, Mrs.G.L.Campbell; Supply Glad Tidings, Mrs.W.A.Aston; Welcome and Welfare, Miss G.Waterston; Home Helpers and Literature, Miss E, M.I'oull; Pianist, Mrs.R.J.Sutherland; Nominating Committee, Mrs.A.J, Thom; Press Secretary, Miss E.M.Doull.The carliest paper was made of cotton.\u20ac THIS IS as such! Canin is heavily \u201cin the red\u201d in present trading with the U.S.dollar area.In our total trade with the world we are in a good position but not in that part which is done with U.S.dollar countries.Other countries with whom we do business cannot pay us in full, either in cash or in goods, for the things they buy from us.This situation is made more serious than ever before because so many countries, our regular customers, have not recovered from the war.It may be some time yet before they get on their feet sufficiently to help put things right.Meontime, we must find ways and means of balancing our own books ond reducing our U.S.dollar deficit.There are two things we can do at the moment.cut down unnecessary purchases from the U.S, dollar area and increase our production of goods that con be sold to those countries to balance accounts.It's an emergency and should be treated as such, TO KEEP OUR INDUSTRIES HUMMING.OUR LIVING STANDARD HIGH, WE NEED PETROLEUM, COAL, COTTON, STEEL A AND SIMILAR ESSENTIAL THINGS .WE CAN PAY FOR THESE THINGS IF WE CURTAIL OUR SPENDING ON IMPORTED NON-ESSENTIALS OR TRIMMINGS .+ .AT LEAST FOR AWHILE YOU AS A CANADIAN CAN HELP 1.Do not order goods by mail from other couniries.do not buy goods to bring home when you travel outside Canada.See olso Hem 2.2.i you feel some purchase is absolutely essential, see your Collector of Customs and Excise beforehand, to learn whether the item is prohibited.\u2019 3.Look for alternatives or substitutes for the tems which are temporarily prohibited; 4.¥ certain goods seem 10 be in short supply, do not overlook the poss.bility that i is seasonol, or merely a local condition, or perhaps brought about by entirely unnecessary buying.5.Be sure fo oblain the Tariff Hem Number from your Collector of Customs and Excise before pursuing any inquiry.Quote this number in all correspondence.6.IF WE TACKLE THIS PROBLEM IN THE SAME SPIRIT OF CO-OPERATION DEMONSTRATED DURING THE WAR YEARS IT CAN BE SOLVED WITH LONG-TERM BENEFIT TO EVERY CANADIAN.EMERGENCY IMPORT CONTROL DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE HTL EN \\J.S.DOLLARS 7 AN .EMERGENCY «oo let\u2019s treat it .%; % A i VD 7 i Ÿ D 7 S 2 a _ 7 NN NN NX S NY NN TE omg ee + \u2014e > PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1018 W.H.S.Wallop Strathcona 9-3 McLanders Star Of Tuesday Win By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount High's Senior A pucksters gave out with their best display of the season on the Forum freeze Tuesday afternoon.The local larrigans ran wild over Strathcona Academy's unorthodox squad to the sweet and pleasant tune of 9-3.Big man in the one-sided win was George McLanders.Large George, one of the smoothest and strongest skaters operating in the Senior A circu\u2019t this season, was right on the bit Tuesday as he shook himself loBse long enough to send four shots whining into The McGoo was truly splendiferous.Also worthy of being accoladed are Richard Lord, who came back after sitting out a one-game sus- « the cords.pension for fighting with Haskell Blauer in the West Hill game, to score two goals, and Johnny Waterston, who played a sparkling game on defence and who found time to score a goal.The othe: two Westmount markers came from the sticks of Bruce King and Graham Nicholson.STRATHCONA SCORE FIRST Strathcona started off in a way that indicated that they would give Westmount a run for their money.Corber put them one goal up after three minutes and 14 seconds of 1zgged hockey when he\u2019 beat Prusser after taking a relayed pass from Brett-Schneider and Hy Rissman.\u2019 Waterston and McLanders each notched one for George Hanson's Purple and White horde and then Hy Rissman.who was best for the Outremonters on Tuesday, tallied after a solo rush to make it 2-2.After that Westmount took over \u2014 but definitely.Lord anc McLanders each scored before the first period ended to mrke the count 4-2 and in the middle frame Lord scored again, McLanders got two more and Bruce King notched his tally while the White Shirts went scoreless to make the score, at the end of the | second canto, 8-2 for the brawny lads in the Purple and White.Nicholson scored at the 3.13 mark of the final period and then Al Thor:pson got one for Harold Brennars boys to make the final count 9-3.THE LINEUPS Westmount, Goal, Prusser; defence, Weterston, Reaper; centre, Lord; wings, McLanders, Tucker.Subs: Nicholson, Root, Ingram, MacMillan and Clarke.Strathcona: Goal.Graif; defence, Rissman, Reid; ventre, Berish; HOTEL RAWDON, QUE.An excellent Resort Hotel.All modern conveniences.Really a desirable location for the skier or vacationist.Our Meals Are Our Pride COCKTAIL ROOM Apply CL.1753 or direct way, WINTER, re MONTE » A.Ton * p=} 9 DERLAND Every winter sport you could possibly wish for .and at your doorstep! , DS Jos downhills to 211 challenge experts .\u2026.gentle slopes and snow-loden trails for beginners.Famoes Snow Eagle Ski School .new Alpine Ski Lift .skoting .Siberian dog teams.Accommodation and cuisine in the famous \u201cGray Rocks\u201d way.\u2014 CU 10 - Westmount : | | | | | I NOW ITS OUT .Regarding Allan Leonard, right winger of Verdun Cyclones of the JAHA and Army Spartons, of the Montreal Hockey league.Leonard, whe hails fram Clark City, Quebec, is the property ef Montreal Canadiens, but on the negotiation list of Dallas, Texas, of the United States Mockey league, a farm club of the Canadiens.Courtesy\u2014Standard.Sheffield, Pearson.Subs: Garber, Brett-Schneider, Levitt, Thompson and Sokoloff.SCORING SUMMARY FIRST PERIOD | contest and were never in serious | danger of being headed.They scor- | riod, two more in the middle ses- 1\u2014Stratheota: Corber (Brell-Sehneider, | Nissan) 122001000000 \u2026.8.11 2\u2014Westmount: Waterston (Nicholson) .\u2026.\u2026.4.04 J Westmount: | MeLanders .or 6.05 4\u2014Stratheona: Rissman.ooo 9.25 5\u2014Westmount: Lord (Tucker, Mefanders) .10.14 G\u2014 Westmount: Mebanders (Lord) oo.222.06 10.57 Penalties: None.SECOND PERIOD 7 Westmount: Lovd (Tucker) 3.22 8 -Weshimount: Me Landers rorceces css.0000 5.18 9-Westmount: McbLapders .22000000 FAN 6.18 King (Nicholson) .6.42 Penalties: Tucker, Nicholson.THIRD PERIOD 11\u2014Weastimount: Nicholson LoL 3.13 12-\u2014Stratheona: Thompson Lea ae ae 4.19 Penalties: Nowe, ° .Midget Section Hockey iStandings Released WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUE MIDGET SECTION Tens P.W.Le TT.F, A, Pts Panthers 1 4 3 1 0 30 16 8 l'ortudoes + 2 1 0 11 4 Wild Cats 4 no 0 2 0 SCORERS G.A.Pts .Kelly, Panthers .BR 5 11 .Ferrabee, Panthers .6 3 9 .Forrest, Panthers 5 8 ), Cox, Panthers .1 7 N.Walsh, Tornadoes 3 7 .Martin.Tornadoes 0 6 1.Foy, Tornndoes 1 6 \u2026 Budson _Tornadocs 1 5 .Rolfe, Tornadnes 1 5 .Walle, Panthers .3 5 .Kay Panthers .a 4 \"Intermediate Puck Schedule Westmount Municipal Hockey League, Intermediate Section schedule is as follows: Wed., Jan.21\u2014Unity vs.Maple Leafs; Police vs.Royals.Mon.Jan.26\u2014Aces vs.ity; Maple Leafs vs.Police.Wed, Jan.28\u2014Royals vs.Aces; Police vs, Unity.Mon:, Feb.2\u2014Royals vs.Maple Leafs; Aces vs.Police.Wed, Feb.4\u2014Unity vs.Royals; Maple Leafs vs.Aces.- Mon, Feb.9\u2014Maple Leafs vs, Unity; Royals vs.Police.Wed., Feb.11\u2014Unity vs.Aces; Police vs.Maple Leafs.# Mon.als; Unity vs, Wed., Feb.18-\u2014Maple Leafs vs.Royals; Police vs.Aces.Mon., Feb.23\u2014Royals vs.Unity; Aces vs.Maple Leafs.Un- Police, St.Leo\u2019s Down Verdun 7-4 Andy McGillis' powerful St.Leo's Senior B puck aggregation | continued their winning ways out \u2018at the Lachine Arena last Saturday when they chalked up a de- sion and contented themselves notched a hat trick.The other win- with a mere singleton in the fi-| ners\u2019 tallies came from the sticks nal canto.of Heney, McGarr, Palmer and McCarthy.Verdun\u2019s goals were accounted for by Kiddie, Hollingsworth and Marshall.Mickey Bourassa was again the big gun in the Green and Red's triumph.The starry holdover from 1947's city championship sextet Feb.16\u2014Aces vs.Rov t cisive 7-4 win at the expense of Verdun.This was the academites\u2019 third straight win.The Leo men led throughout the ed four goals in the opening pe- Bantam Section Hockey Standings Released WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUE BANTAM SECTION Teams P.W.1, T.F.A.Pts.St Leo's 4 3 0 1 14 5 7 Bed Wings 4 3 1 0 13 11 8 Stars.4 1 1 2 8 7 4 Tornadoes , 4 1 2 1 5 11 3 Panthers .4 0 4 0 3 12 0 SCORERS G.A.Pts.B.Gallery.St.1, es.5 2 7 H.MeKerown, Red W ings .5 1 8 I.Craig.\u2018Tornadoes |.4 2 8 fv.Apostolatos, Stars .3 3 8 R Southward, Red Wings 1 4 à .Warnock.Red Wings .4 0 4 ï Swaine.Stars Lo.i 0 4 .Platt.St.Leo's | 2 2 4 FORUM Sunday, February 1st at 2.30 pm.SENIOR LEAGUE HOCKEY SHAWINIGAN vs .ROYALS Prices: $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 Children .50 Box office open at 12 noon Sunday.Subscribers are requested to pick up ATTENTION Boys and Girls attending High School ! HAVE YOU A HANDICRAFT HOBBY ?If so, let us display it for you on our stage Tuesday evening, February 24th at 7.30 at our Household Exposition, Victoria Hall, WESTMOUNT Prizes will be awarded for merit Also \u2014 We offer a Contest for an Original Water Colour Painting, 11 x 14 inches, which could be used as a cover design for a Youth Publication.First, second and third prizes will be awarded.Entries for this Contest should be in by Saturday Noon, February 21st, 1948.To enroll, please write or phone Hobby Show Convener, Mrs.M.Bronstein, 4921 Dornal Ave.AT.0737.Auspices Montreal Chapter 257, B'nai B'rith Women.AERO NAVIGATION WAR SURPLUS MATERIALS CAMERA TRIPODS\u2014Telescopic, opening to 5'6\" $ 7.50 MAP READING LAMP\u2014with 3\" magnifying lens.Ideal for philatelists, instrumental work, small print, QE coor J \u2014 reading, etc.$15.00 value (new) .rea 3.50 MANUAL COUNTERS\u2014from | to 999.Cost $30.00 1.00 EMERGENCY RATION KIT\u2014containing concentrated chocolate tablets, biscuits and chocolate bars\u2014skiers, motorists, fishermen should not be without .\u2026\u2026\u2026.18c = 6 for 75¢ DIVIDERS\u2014a new supply at .50e PLANISPHERES\u2014a visual education in astronomy.With leather case .eee e Cee 50e PROTRACTOR MACHINES\u2014c/w 3' rail to attach at top of drawing board (new) $18.00 value .1.50 DRAWING BOARD\u2014I8\" x 18\" C/W Protractor Machine .ere, Cee 1.00 DRAWING BOARDS\u201424\" x TE (new) regular $4.25 for .i.a eau see 00006 2,95 VARD DRAFTING MACHINES.e+\u2026\u2026e.0000000ie 16.00 DRIFSICHTS (new) in box .ovvvveew 1.95 MOTORS 1I5V 60c 1/12 HP.7.50 FOREMANSHIP MANAGEMENT BOOKS\u201425 to a set \u2014 developed from a survey of industry by National Foremen's Institute, N.Y.(new) .10.00 REG'D 954 St.James St.W.{Corner of Inspector) Phone MA.1871 Open \u2018til 6 p.m.six days per week their tickets before 2 p.m.Of profitable interest fo executives and their secretaries x and all who write business letters | = FRAILEY LETTER-WRITING COURSE Conducted by the internationally known authority Cy Frailey {Author of \u201cSMOOTH SAILING LETTERS\u201d and \u201cHOW TO WRITE BUSINESS LETTERS\") x Sponsored by The Advertising and Sales Executives Club of Montreal The time\u2014Each Tuesday evening at 8:00 P.M.beginning Tuesday, February 3rd, The place\u20149th Floor Ballroom, Mount Royal Hotel, The cost\u2014Only $10.00 per person for complete x course of five lessons, Tiokote for five lectures et Tige tor fine lectern Suite 33 Mowat Royal Motel, ad Sales Exsovivee Glen K Memeo. # Second Athletics Joust At McGill Tomorrow Night McGill is coming up tomorrow night with the second Athletics Night of the season in the Sir Arthur Currie Gymnasium on Pine Avenue, starting at 8 o'clock.All told, McGill will be playing host to five colleges from eastern Canada and the United States who will be squaring off in basketball, squash, boxing and wrestling.Howie Ryan's Redmen will share the spotlight with a strong team from Western in intercollegiate basketball.The Mec- Gill hoopsters have been riding high during the past two weeks.however, and feel confident they will be able to hand out a little revenge for two shellackings McGill received at the hands of Western during the football season.Champlain College from upstate New York is sending a tough wrestling team to contend with some of McGill's highly trained bone crushers.This event will see in action Wally Kowal, Canadian Intercollegiate Wrestling Champion and by virtue of a recent victory over the United States Intercollegiate Champ, a likely member on any Canadian Olympic wrestling team.In addition to these bouts, exhibitions in judo and unarmed \u2018combat will be presented by members of the Montreal police force and a squad from McGill.These arts require speed and co-ordination to a high degree and provide many a thrill for onlookers.In the squash courts McGill takes on a team from M.I.T.A few close losses have rather taken the gloss off McGill's squash record but coach Hal Martin sees a vastly improved team built around Pete Landry, McGill team's captain and Canadian and American Intercollegiate squash champion.From Ottawa come two boxing teams from Carleton College and Saint Patrick's Academy.Boxing for McGill will be, among others, heavyweight Lou Lanier and lightweight Milt Orr, two of McGill's high hopes for honors in the annual intercollegiate boxing championship competition which is scheduled for next month at the Sir Arthur Currie SCHOOL x * HOCKEY SENIOR A SECTION P.W.LIL.T.F.A.Pts.WHHS .3 3 0 0 14 2 6 HS .1 1 1 8 8 3 HSM .1 1 1 5 8 8 MWHS 1 1 1 1 6 10 3 SA .\u2026000s 3 1 2 6 11 2 VHS .3 0 2 1 6 8 1 SENIOR B SECTION Com.H.S 2 2 0 0 18 5 4 St.Lam.2 2 0 0 14 4 4 St.Leo's .2 2 0 0 13 4 À VHS .2 2 06 0 16 5H 4 WHS .3 01 1 1 7 9 3 WHHS .2 1 1 0 4 7 2 LHS .1 1 0 10 2 2 MWHS .3 1 2 0 7 8 2 wigs .2 1 1 vu 6 6 2 HSM .3 1 2 0 5 1 2 LCC .2 1 1 0 8 6 2 St.Laur.32 0 2 1 4 14 1 SA.2 0 2 0 2 14 0 WDHS .2 0 2 # 5 17 0 JUNIOR SECTION ISM .3 2 1 0 13 14 4 St.Lam.2 2 0 0 10 3 4 SA LL.3 2 1 0 10 11 4 WHHS 2 z 0 017 3 4 VHS 2 1 019 9 4 LHS .3 2 1 0 15 4 4 SHS .ft 1 1 1 4 8 3 PCHS .3 1 1 1 5 12 3 HSyH»S ; 1 2 6011 8 2 St.Leo\u2019s 1 1 #0 6 4 2 | K 0 PR 2 # 1 1 4 7 1 WDHS 2 0 1 1 3 8 1 WJIHS 2,0 2 0 5 21 0) St.Laur.370 3 0 2 12 0 CALL AN EXPERT Guaranteed Radio Repairs We Specialize In Car Radios And Automatic Record Players REASONABLE RATES APEX RADIO REG'D 1343 Greene Ave.Westmount Wi, 1472 \u2014 Evening CR.2664 Memorial Gymnasium.A special added attraction for this Athletics Night will be a floor hockey exhibition gante put on between periods of the basketball game, This is a fast and bruising sport and the contestants will be two all star teams, one from Dawson College and the other from McGill.Those ggwvho saw the last Athletics Night know the way in which they are run, rather like a four ring circus, with diversity and athletics for almost every sporting taste.After the athletics are over, there will be, as usual, a dance with two of Montreal's best dance bands in attendance.Midget Puck Schedule Westmount Municipal Hockey Lefgue, Midget Section, schedule is as follows: Wed., Jan.14, 8-9\u2014Panthers vs.Wild Cats.Fri, Jan.16, 8-9\u2014Tornadoes vs.Panthers.Mon., Jan.29, 8-9\u2014Wild Cats vs.Tornadoes.Fri, Jan.23, 8-9\u2014Wild Cats vs.Panthers.Mon., Jan.26, 8-9\u2014Panthers vs.Tornadoes.Fri, Jan.30, 8-9\u2014Tornadoes vs.Wild Cats.Mon.Feb.2, 8-9\u2014Panthers vs.Wiid Cats.Fri, Feb.vs.Panthers.Mon.Feb.9, 8-9\u2014Wild Cats vs, Tornadoes.Fri.Feb.13, 8-9\u2014 Wild Cats vs.Panthers.Mon.Feb.vs.Tornadoes.Fri, Feb.20, 8-9\u2014Tornadoes vs.Wild Cats.Mon.Feb.23, vs.Wild Cats.Fri, Feb.27, 8-9\u2014Tornadoes vs.Panthers.Mon.Mar.1, 8-9\u2014Wild Cats vs.Tornadoes.Y.M.C.A.Briefs All three boys Basketball teams played League games during the past week.On Tuesday night the local Bantam team dropped their game to Southwestern by a score of 9 to 24.In the Midget League Westmount \u201cY\u201d won their game over Central \u201cY\u201d, after a long and close contest.The Juvenile team unfortunately have not seen action for some three weeks, having won both their last two games by defaults.On Monday night last, Southwestern \u201cY\u201d defaulted their game to Westmount.Due to the number of defaults and postponed games in the Juvenile Section of 6, 8-9\u2014Tornadoes 16, 8-9\u2014Panthers 8-9\u2014Panthers the M.B.L., the League Secretary ! has cancelled remaining League games and declared the following | three teams in the play-offs \u2014 International \u201cY\"\u201d, Westmount \u201cY\u201d and Rosemount \u201cY\"\u201d.Play-offs wili not be held until the middle of February, and in the meantime the Juvenile team will play exhibition games.Swimming The Westmount \u201cY\u201d boys\u2019 swimming team journeyed to North Branch last Friday in the bitter cold weather to swim and win second place in the Inter-Y Swimming Meet.Westmount swimmers included: Gilbert Young, Sonny Smith, David Smith and Jimmy Sherlock.ACES DOWN UNITY The .Intermediate Section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League got off to a flying start at Westmount Park on Monday night with Aces downing Unity Club 6-1 and the Maple Leafs eking out a 1-0 verdict over a batlling Police and Fire crew.THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1918 Loyola\u2019s Senior A Puck Aggregation | Meets Westmount By JOHN COX Loyola's Senior team takes to the ice in an exhibition game with the Westmount squad out at Loyola Stadium tonight at the Annual! Winter Carnival of the Montreal Inter - Student Sodality Association.Game time, 7.30.The regular line-up of Loyola players will be featured with the net-minder\u2019s job still in question.It has not been decided which goaler Coa:h Kilcoyne will use, Junior Canadien*s Dinny O'Shaughnessy or Gerry Britt, the new post tender for the maroon and white.Joe DiClementi, \u2018Wild\u2019 Irish Reynolds, and former Junior star, Herby English, will fight on the first string.Emil Chamandy and Paul Hayes are to keep the inner zone clear of those wily West- mounters.A well-chosen second \u2018line is in the offing.Both teams lack casualties up to now and should be in top performance.As they haven't as yet played each other this season, the \u2018 results could be quite interesting, \u2018 considering both aggregations are ' giving West Hill and Catholic High | a tough time for top deck.| Westmount's line-up is as fol- | lows: Goals, Prosser; Waterson ; and Reaper, defence; McLanders, Tucker and Lord, forward line.| Second string in respective posi- | tions: Root and Emo, Nicholson, King and MacMillan.Ingram and Lupovitch, subs.SKATING TO FOLLOW Following this most merry mix- up comes a full hour and a half of skating to tramscribed music for all spectators and players.Door prizes will be awarded.Next in line is a dance in the newly renovated cafeteria where music especially designed for dancing enjoyment is provided.For the whole evening\u2019s entertainment, one price is charged.Paul Berry and friend, Ronnie Whareham, are in charge of rink activities.Miss Joan Chaillot is in charge of all prizes.John Cox and Sheila Kennedy, general man- | agers.Tickets may be obtained at the Stadium door from MISSA delegates, Janine Brown, Jim Mc- Donald, Alfred Gregory, Barbara Langill, Ann Cook, Lorna Nutter, PAGE FIFTEEN LEDUC HAD FAITH fence partner was the famous When Wilfie Field of the Buffalo Albert \u201cBattleship\u201d Leduc.When- Bisons in the American Hockey ever the veteran Leduc was on League was playing with Provid- the ice he insisted on having Field, ence in the same loop, his de-|then a rookie, as his defence mate, ARE YOU HAVING A DANCE?We Can Suppl A SOUND SYSTEM and RECORDS For Home or Hall JUST PHONE DE.1010 Penrad Electrical and Radio Service 5349 WESTERN AVENUE TELEPHONE DE.1131 TODAY! AND CUT YOUR > CP = rg BF Les ERA SK ~ A LA [74 CJA à SAVE MONEY QUALITY COAL OR COKE \u201cIt's Not The Cost Per Ton But The Cost Per Winter That Counts \u201cQuality means Economy\u2019 HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4857 SHERBROOKE ST.W (AT VICTORIA AVE.) \u201cMore Heat Per Dollar\u2019 ® BACKED SY 30 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE and Billy James.TO SKIERS On hehalf of those who must use our service during rush hours, we ask you not to travel between 4.30 and 6.30 p.m.Passengers carrying skis delay the loading and unloading of trams and are a source of danger and discomfort to other passengers Skis are not MONTREAL carried on buses at any time TRAMWAYS COMPANY 401 A TAGE SIXTEEN Youngsters Offer Musical Review Proof that the attempt made by the combined efforts of the Women's Auxiliary of the Optimist Club of Montreal, and police Captain J.Lamoureaux and the constables of No.9 police station, ' Point St.Charles, for the reduction in juvenile delinquency in the | Point district was not in vain, was | shown last week at a Musical Review presented by the youngsters i when the Junior Optimist Dramatic Club played host to the, senior members at the club rooms, Under the guidance of Miss Fay Rodriguez, dramatic teacher, the youngsters presented a Musical Review for which they themselves wrote skits, designed costumes, and applied their own make-up The progress made by the youngsters was praised by Mrs.L.J.Leclerc, president of the auxiliary, and she extended her thanks to the youngsters of the district who assisted the club in its good work.During the summer, the major- ity of the boys attend the boys' camp at Brome Lake, free of charge.TO GIVE RECITAL Arthur Davison, L.R.S.M., Montreal violinist, is to give the second of a series of three recitals in Tudor Hall on Saturday.Mr.Davison, who was awarded a two year scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music in London, England, has won many awards, among which were the Delphic and Matinee Club Bursaries; in 1939, he was winner of the all.string instrument contest in the Province of Quebec Music Festivals, and at present is studying at the Provincial Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1918 CAT.Planning Summer Theatre Joy Thomson, director of the Canadian Art Theatre, has announced tentative plans for the formation of a Summer Theatre To be operated this coming summer.Based near Montreal, the Summer Theatre will tour the Laurentian area, presenting plays of popular adult appeal at the various summer resorts.The staff and talent of the new group will be drawn not only from the Canadian Art Theatre proper but from Montreal generally, with the preference naturally going to students of the School of Theatre Arts.As part of the training curriculum for the second term of the evening School of Theatre Arts, active auditioning, reading and rehearsing for the Summer Theatre program will be incorporated in the course.The second term in the two Canadian Art Theatre Schools \u2014 the Evening Adult School and the afternoon Children\u2019s Workshop \u2014 will commence on Monday, Feb- ryary 2nd.Registration for the new term is now open.The School of Theatre Arts, un- TOO O0CC O00 OO DOC DO0CC D0 D0C0o\u2014>0\u2014-\u2014>oc 0 OC DCITOCDTOC DOC Paramount presents RAY TREVOR H een _ NNN vi LEO GENN JUDY CAMPBELL 3 MEGS JENKINS YO OC \u2018 .Daring Love! 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