The Westmount examiner, 19 novembre 1948, vendredi 19 novembre 1948

[" Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of VOL.XIX, No.47 me WESTMOUNT, WARTIME ARMY COMMANDER AT R.M.R.DINNER : The Royal Montreal Regiment held their annual regimental dinner last Friday night in the armory at 4625 St.Catherine street west, at which General H.D.G.Crerar, C.H., C.B., D.S.O., A.D.C.(second from the left), was the guest speaker.Shown above are Lt.-Col.R.Schwob, M.C., Commanding Officer of the regiment who greeted the former head of the Canadian Army, General Crerar, Maj.-Gen.C.B.Price, C.8.D.S.0., D.C.M., and right, Maj.-Gen.R.O.G.Morton, C.B.E., General Officer Commanding Quebec Command.\"R.M.R.Told Compulsory [ Military Training Needed Speaking at the annual dinner of the Royal Montreal Regiment, (MG), held last Friday night in the Westmount armory, General H.DG.Crerar, C.H., C.B,, D.S.0,, told insure having large armed forces compulsory military training.\u201cWe simply cannot afford to those present that the only way to in the event of another war is by wait until a year has passed after the outbreak of war before our reserve formations are brought up to operational efficlency and before trained reinforcements become available to replace the inevitable losses from battle and sickness,\u201d he said.\u201cOur potential enemies are H.Whalen Praises Local Stamp Club The Westmount Stamp Club last Thursday night had a distinguished visitor from Toronto in the person of H.Whalen, Treasurer of the Canadian Philatelic Society, who spoke on the combined exhibition to be held here in April.Mr, Whalen, who has been to many of the clubs in On- - tario, stated that the Westmount Club was very well known and he had been quite impressed by the exhibition held here previously.He felt that the combined exhibition to be held next spring would be the \u2018best ever held in Canada.Major Watson who recently attended the New Jersey stamp exhibition, showed a sample of the frame it is hoped would be generally used for future exhibitions.The President of the French Stamp Club in Montreal, J.P.Rouleau, spoke about the exhibition they anticipate holding on the 14th, 15th, and 16th of January at the St.Edward Parish Centre.As many members are expected to exhibit, they will be limited to five frames each, The Executive of the Exhibition Committee met on Wednesday night to discuss further plans.A Quiz, under the direction of Christopher Ellis will be held on the 25th of this month.yunder no such handicap,\u201d he continued, \u201cwith them, mobilization means imminent, full scale and sustained action \u2014 on land, sea and in the air.They have compulsory military training and reinforcements in all three services ready now.\u201d General Crerar said that \u201cif we must fight to maintain our religions, our freedom and our self-imposed responsibilities, let us do so with every military advantage in our favour.\u201d He also said that fighting should be done on enemy territory, not on our own or that of our allies.Although the General said he had been told that no political party in Canada was ensured of public support if they came right out in favour of compulsory military training, he said that he didn\u2019t believe that appreciation of the situation was in keeping with present day realities.Among those at the head table were: Lt.-Col, G.H.Logie, Maj.A.W, Bridges, Lt.-Col.J.F, Mc- Kenna, Lt-Col.J.E.Slessor, Lt.- Col.M, E.P.Garneau, D.S.0.; Lt.- Col.H.G.Brewer, M.C.; Col.M.C.DeRome, Brig.G.V.Whitehead, Maj.-Gen.R.O.C, Mortson, C.B.E., G.0.C.Quebec Command; W.S.Greene, Lt.-Col.R.Schwob, M.C,, officer commanding the regiment; Gen.Crerar, Maj.-Gen, E.A, Wal- ford, C.B.E., M.M.; Maj.-Gen.C, B.Price, C.B., D.S.O., D.C.M.; Brig.J.B.Weir, O.B.E.; Lt.-Col, F.W.Fisher, \u2018Lt.-Col.L.P.P.Payan, D.8.0.; P.E, Jarman, Hon.Lt.-Col.H.S, Laws and Lt-Col.L.C.Carroll.\u2018 UNITY FROLICS SET FOR TONIGHT The Unity Frolics are back again with a completely new and better show, tonight, in Westmount Juniôr High School.The show is being put on to obtain money to go on a tour of such military hospitals as St.Hyacinthe\u2019s, St.Anne\u2019s and Queen Mary Military Hospitals.The show has 12 spectacular acts plus the beautiful chorus- line and the ever favourite comedy-skit done by Johnny O'Neil and his side-kick, Lornie Potter.So for an evening of fun and laughs come and see the Unity Frolics of 1949 directed by Bob O'Neil.Canada s Metropolis FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Uses More Bldgs.In order to cope with the increasing number of young people of the district, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, sponsored by the Westmount Rotary Club, has enlarged its program of activities to include almost every conceivable outlet for the boys\u2019 spare time.This year the club has opened up several new craft classes to give the boys and girls more knowledge of how to utilize materia! on hand.Under the supervision of the Montreal Boys' Association, the club has grown in the number of memberships to such an extent that several buildings are being used to serve as club space.Some of the classes are held at Queens school while others are held at St.Stephens Church, still other boys meet in x the basement of a house.Until a suitable building is found for the club, all activities will remain in the present scattered surroundings.The new club director recently appointed by the Association, is Mr.Mariasine who comes to the club with a wealth of talent in sports and crafts.For the past 3 years he was sports supervisor for the East End Boys' Club and was responsible for a number of the basketball teams entering into final playoffs.This year the club found that it had many girls in the area who would be potential club members, and after much discussion decided to open a girls\u2019 section.Girls now meet on Tuesday night for craft classes and gym work.Some of the senior section girls have formed a basketball team and are entering into a city league.Basket weaving, leather work, cord work, bottle winding, and woodwork are some of the more recent additions to the club list.In all of these classes the attendance is high and the leaders are having to deal with a minimum of time for each subject.Volunteer leaders and instructors are in short supply which makes the situation more diff'cult.It is imperative that the club activities go on, but the problems being faced by the director and staff are such, that only a centralized program could make things run more smoothly.If the problems of today's youth are to be remedied, they must have the necessary tools to remedy them themselves.Concert Planned To Aid Physically Handicapped The Cedar Association for Physically Handicapped Adults will present a concert at the Plateau Auditorium on Friday, November 26, to secure proceeds vitally needed by the Association to as- gist in its work.The Cedar Association was formed in 1946 when a group of about one hundred physically handicapped adults banded together in an effort to help each other.The organization has since widened its ambitions and hopes to provide wheel chairs and surgical apparatus for its members and facilities that will enable them to learn the handicrafts they choose or to develop any special talents they may possess.Artists in the concert will include Inez Morton, dramatic soprano; Mildred Norton, lyric soprano; Gerald Des Marais, baritone; and Maria Therese Paquire, accompanist.The committee arranging the concert consists of Mrs.Henri Beaudry, M.B.E., chairman; Mrs.D.Dansereau, vice-chairman; Mrs.A.Daigneault and Mrs.Frank McKenna, secretaries; Mrs, Owen\u2019 Lobley, treasurer; Mrs.J.O.As- selin, and Mrs.G.Lafontaine, in charge of tickets; Mrs.A, Gar- neau, program; and Mrs.M.Hudson, publicity.Patrons of the Cedar Association are: W.Ashworth, F.Beique, A.Bronfman, D.Bremner, Mme P.Casgrain, O.B.E., J.Dodds, C.B.E., A.Dawe, Judge F.T.Enright, F, Faure and Mme Faure, M.B.E., Col.Andrew Fleming and Mrs.Fleming, M.B.E., J.M.Fraser, Hon, L.Gendron, Hon.Senator Leon Mercier Gouin, M.Gravel, Dr.H.Griffith, Dr.J, J.Griffith, Hon.Henri Groulx, D.E.Hamilton, Mr.F.B, Kilbourn, O.B.E., C.Kemp, Col.W.Leggat, O.B.E, M.C.M.B.Leman, Col.Owen Lobley, C.B.E., Col.A.Magee, Lady Marler, Dr.L.H.McKim, R.MacMaster, Hon.J.A.Mathewson, E, Montpetit, W.Molson, B.Morin, Mr.Morgan- Powell, Major General E.de B.Panet, M.Gerard Parizeau and Mme Parizeau, M.B.E, A.Pa- tenaude, Mme J.E.Perrault, Air Vice-Marshal A.Raymond, S.F.Rutherford, Judge I.Smith, P.F.Sise, Hon.Chief Justice A.S.Tyndale, P.Vaillancourt, E.Wins- low-Spragg.PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Miss Lois White Reports on Child Lecture Series Miss Lois White, Kindergarten Specialist and Associate Superintendent of the Westmount Baptist Church \u201cLower School\u201d, reported last Monday evening to the parents and teachers of the Sunday School pupils on a series of lec tures, which she attended last summer at Chautauqua, N.Y., on the subject \u201cChild Growth and Development\u201d.Emphasizing the importance of home and schoo! relations, she said \u201cAmerican Education leaders are now urging that day teachers visit the homes of their pupils at least twice a year.This would help to promote the mutual understanding of the fact that there really are no problem children, only children with problems, who with the proper guidance may work out their own adjustments satisfactorily.\u201d Visiting parents were impressed by the attractiveness of the programme and quarters provided by the Church for Nursery, Kindergarten and Primary children.The meeting also decided to continue throughout the winter the chartered bus service, which leaves Montreal West at 9.05 each Sunday Morning, in view of the great interest and support which is being shown by the parents in the area along the route.This bus is available to any who wish to attend the Sunday School and Church.PARKS DEPT.APPOINTS RECREATION SUPERVISOR Clifford Thompson who joined the staff of the Parks Department on November 15 was born in Montreal and has had considerable experience in the recreation field.During the war \u201cCIiff\u201d served five years in the Army, half of which was spent overseas.Returning to civilian life he entered Macdonald College-Handicraft Division receiving the Diploma at the completion of the course.He is also an active swimmer, canoeist and well versed in all.types of sport, MUNICIPAL ASSOC'N HOLD EXEC.MEETING The Executive Committee of the Westmount Municipal Association will hold their monthly meeting Monday evening.One of the important matters on the agenda will be the making of final arrangements for the Annual Meeting to be held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday, November 30, at 8 pan. \"THE FXAMINEM, PAGE TWO = « Scouts & Cubs BY REG GROOME WESTMUUNT, FRIDAY, NUVEMDEM 19, 1990 2 By GEORGE HENDERSON The last month or so has been a struggle between the seasons.Old brother Autumn has fought a furious battle with his blood relation Summer, and now that he has at last won finds that within another month he will be forced to fight a duel to the death with ancient father Winter, The season's first snow has arrived already.Mr, and Mrs.House Holder of Westmount are discouraged.Their most popular pastime has vanished with the passing of summer; there will be no more gardening for another year, that is, no gardening on the out side.But if you are one of those industrious souls, endowed with a great love for plant life, the changing of the seasons will mean little to you.Your own home can be* your garden.Friday evening, St.Matthias Pack held a Tenderpad Investiture and Jan Grant became a member of the Pack.The floorball championship was played between the White and Red Sixes.The White Six won but not without a tough fight during the course of which David Gil- mour had his nose walked on, and Sean Mack knocked skulls with Allan Ross.In lieu of a trophy, two pounds of luscious jelly beans were awarded the visitors.Some of the First Star Cubs are coming along very well in their work and a few will likely be finished shortly, The Arca Badge Examiner visits the Pack tonight, so all those going in 5 for any badge at that time should remember to bring in their mate- | ME rial, especially those taking Gardener Badge.! Trinity Pack | Monday's meeting of Trinity Memorial Pack saw Sixer Norman Bedford of the Blue Six leading the Grand Howl, with 24 Cubs present.Brian Hutchinson and \u2018Warren Franklin were invested followed by inspection, games and instruction period.Gordon Merritt and Earl Bisson passed their Savings test and David Dorrance passed skipping, thus completing his First Star tests.Good work, Dave.Peter Annan, Peter Lindsay and Ronald Leadbetter all passed Cleanliness.Akela taught the Pack two new songs during the sing-song.He also announced an error in reporting last week's coat hanger collection \u201cbites\u201d (Not by The Monitor, I hope.R.K.G.) The Brown Six have 2 points; the Sand, 292 while the Red have 124.A general collection 13 being held again this Saturday a.m.at 9.Cubs should be in uniform, but warmly dressed.If it rains, the collection is cancelled.Sixers should remind thei.Cubs on Friday.The Pack is going to make a contribution to the campaign for copies of \u201cFrom Tenderfoot to King's Scout\u201d for the use of DP\u2019s in camps overseas.The Blue Six won the competition and received the pennant.Peanut Day \u201948 Final list of the Peanut Day achievements of local units has been issued by WHQ and sees Iona and St.Saviour's Pack at the top of the list.Both sold amounts of $30.00.Queen Mary United, Ville St.Pierre, Trinity, Rosedale and Kensington Troops were runners-up along with Snow- don, St.Columba, Montreal West, Iona and Kensington Packs.Congratulations to all! Posthumous Award The chief scout has awarded the Bronze Cross to Michael Mort- Jock, Assistant Scoutmaster of the 1st Harrow Weald Group, England, in posthumous recognition of his gallantry in going to the rescue of a boy who was in danger of drowning in a rough sea at Littlehampton on August 11th this year.Mortlock, who was camping with his Troop at Southwoods, Arundel Park, was paying a visit to Little- hampton with a few Scouts.As he was about to enter the water a lady called his attention to a young bather floating some 25 yards out, and, although not a very strong swimmer, Mortlock swam out to the youth who was probably unconscious.As he was returning to shore with the boy a large wave overwhelmed them.The youth remained afloat and was rescued, but Mortlock had disappeared from view.One of the Scouts and another man swam around searching for him without success.He wag recovered thirty minutes later further along the shore but all attempts at artificial respiration were without avail.SIDNEY B.FRASER FIRE x CASUALTY LIFE INSURANCE 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal MA.5601 3 Women Arrested For Local Thefts Three women have been arrested in connection with the five street robberies that have taken place in Westmount in recent months.Police are still seeking several men who are known to be implicated in the hold-ups.Last reported theft by this gang was from a man on Gros- venor avenue who had his wristwatch and $6 in cash taken from him on October 24, although numerous other hold-ups have been reported in other suburban areas.In all, police believe the band of robbers are connected with at least 75 robberies.They are said to have used stolen cars when perpetrating their crimes and they usually get near to their victim by asking street directions and then forcing the pedestrian into the car at gunpoint.A number of persons who are connected with the case have been interviewed and Westmount police say that other arrests are expected in the near future.More geysers exist in Yellowstone than in all the rest of the world.Z Li û RR NPA COUNSELLOR SPEAKS Ken H.Murray, Guidance Counsellor for Westmount Schools, who will address the Rosedale Home and School Association meeting on Monday, in Rosedale School.His subject will be \"Your Child ond His Success.\u201d Mr.Murray will alse speak at MacDonald College, St.Anne de Bellevue, on November 25.: Next Week at Victoria Hall Monday - Westmount Chapter No.9, O.E.S.(Military Whist); Putters\u2019 Club Social; Westmount Municipal Association; Oasis Temple, Daughters of the Nile.Tuesday - Dickens Fellowship; St.John Ambulance Corps; Silver Cross Women's meeting; N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club (Board Meeting); Baha'i Faith.Wednesday - Victorian Order of Nurses; Rotary Club; Electa Chapter, O.E.S.; Catholic Mother's - Club.Thursday - Oasis Temple, Daughters of the Nile; Westmount Stamp Club; Mount Royal Chapter.Friday- N.D.G.Women's Club; St.Lawrence Lodge; Health Department, x-ray clinic.Y.M.CANOTES The B:idge Club is on the move.It has been forced to move into a larger room in order to accommodate the numbers now turning out.The executives are active and are planning on a doubles tournament next Monday evening.It is, therefore, more important than ever that you be there early so that the draw can be made.Monday at 8\u2014 no later, The Young Men's Club were the guests of the Yeomen's Club of Central - YMCA last Friday and they made a conducted tour of the Renaissance Film Studio.On Tuesday evening they held their own tour of the C.B.C.Studios following the opening supper of the Financial Campaign of the Y.M.C.A.Their next regular meeting will be held on December 7th when Art Buckley, National Young Adult Secretary of Y.M,C.A.,, will be the guest speaker.The Leathercraft Group held its first meting last Wednesday under the direction of Miss Eva How- son, graduate of MacDonald College in handicrafts.There are one or two vacancies to be filled in this class, If you wish to learn this profitable hobby.enroll next Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.The Camera Club holds its regular meetings on Wednesday evenings at 8 p.m., but members use the darkroom facilities nightly, The co-operative basis on which the Club operates makes this hobby less expensive than normally.How can you help the other member of the club?A group of members interested in Music Appreciation held an informal meeting on Thursday when plans were made for the future of this group.These include Kember\u2019s Choice Evenings, films-on the orchestra and guest speaker and instrumentalists.The Dance Instruction Classes are now filled.However, if there Is a sufficient demand for a fut- |) ther course, this will be arranged in the new year.Plan now to dance later \u2014 register now.The Friday Night Soclal fs proving popular and if more members continue to come early these evenings will start at 9.30 instead of 10.This is your opportunity .to meet other members of the Y apart from the activity groups.The Badminton Club is well underway and a general meeting is called for next Wednesday in the Senior High School, Plans are being made for tournaments and match play.Every member is urged to be present.The Mixed Swim.which starts at 9.30 on Fridays, is a popular event for the badminton players and for a number who swim before the social.Get in the swim.Boys\u2019 Division Teenagers \u2014 This Saturday evening there will be the first dance under the newly organized Teenage Executive at the Westmount Y.M.C.A, On Saturday, November 27th, a special dance with Wally Frederick and his orchestra has been arranged for Teenager Y ,M.C.A.members and their friends.Tickets may be reserved by telephone.Boxing \u2014 Boys' Boxing classes will be held each Tuesday afternoon under Scott Goodnoh.Boys wishing to take part are asked to be present this Tuesday.Movies \u2014 This week's movie is \u201cThe Great Mike\u201d starring Bobby Breen, It is expected that the Hal- lowe\u2019en shorts from the West- mount Y.M.C,A.Hallowe'en Party wil be shown this Saturday, as they are now being developed.Younger children should be accompanied by parents.PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT The BusineSs and Professional Men\u2019s Gym Classes which are held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 5.15 p.m.under the leadership of Bert Light, are proving popular and near-capa- city crowds are turning up.Hand- Plants may be raised in pots, on the inside window sill of your home, or on stands built for the purpose, also.in hanging baskets and on shelves built on the walls near the windows, halfway up the window length.Most of the following plants will make beautiful window sill decorations when fresh flowers are hard to get and high in price.Bride's Myrtle, English Ivy, Palms (the best for this purpose being Kentias and Arecas), and Boston Fern.The following may also be used for table decorations: \u2014Asparagus fern, Ardisia, Jerusalem Cherry, Begonias, small auricaria Primrose and Geranium.These plgnts should be replaced in the window after doing duty on the table as indoor plants.never thrive when away from light.See that your indoor plants are in no danger of freezing, and are protected from drafts of cold air.Once every day, however, let in fresh air at a little distance from the plants.Too much heat and too little air weakens and kills plants.Water your houseplants only when they really need watering, and then water thoroughly.Surface deep watering does more harm than good.Watering is governed by the temperature and the humidity of the room.Keep Geraniums on the dry side if not actively - growing Begonias and ferns in a room of 60 degrees to 70 will need water almost every day.Fegling the soil, judging the weight of the pot, or rapping the pot with your knuckles are other ways of telling when to water.A pot of soil that is wet sounds dead ; if dry, it gives an empty.ring.If a greater stock of house- rlants is desired it is not necessary to buy them, you can propagate them yourself.That is make slips yourself.Take shoots or tops of plants 4 to 6 inches long with firm, but not hard stem growth.Fill a pot with sandy soil and insert cuttings around the edge.Make the holes with a stick and press soil around cutting firmly.Shade from the sun and keep only just moist.When growth starts, pot singly.RES ball is played both before and after the setting-up exercises.Get fit and keep fit \u2014 exercise regularly, The Young Men's Gym : Classes held on Mondays and Thursdays at 7.30 p.m, with Cec.Woods in charge are attracting a number of members.They know the value of regular exercises.Enquiries concerning a Business Girls\u2019 Gym Class are being received, If a sufficient number of young ladies express their willingness to undertake regular exercises, a class may be formed.Let us know now.Business Girls\u2019 Swimming Classes are held every Monday and Thursday evenings at 7,30 p.m.Mrs.Guynan is the instructress.Men's Swimming Instruction is given by Cec.Woods on Mondays at 8.30 p.m.If yu want to learn how, or want to improve your swimming, be in the pool at that time.Regular swimming periods are scheduled for each evening of the week.UEFB Aids The Needy In many Canadian churches prayers were said for the British people last Sunday, The Brite ish people are undergoing a see vere period of trial, as an aftermath of the war in which they manned the first line of defences against Nazism.Peace did not bring to the British \u2018people the rest and security for which they fought and hoped.Their losses were not cone fined to the material things.They lost, indeed, a great deal of their personal freedom, surrendered for a time in a period of emergency.They have continued to endure austerity.They are still fighting .The freedom loving British people need aid, material and spirt- ual.It has been said of them, sometimes admiringly, sometimes\u2019 grudgingly, \u201cthat they can take it\u201d, They have taken it, physically and mentally, for nearly a decade.: Victorious against Nazism, the British now face a: fight against Communism.Again they are in the front line.This time the attack is more insidious and this time her Allies are less numerous.The fight is against a false idea rather than a physical foe.It is an idea which will, if unchecked, crucify civilization.Religious leaders everywhere recognize the menace, Spiritual aid to Britain can be as effective as material assistance.Material aid is likewise essan- - tial.On high levels the Canadian and American governments have gone to the financial rescue of the British.On a more humble strata individuals may contribute to the comfort and encouragement of their friends and relatives of the Isles through subscriptions to such organizations as the United Emergency Fund for Britain which is Headed by: philanthropic Canadians who have secured important concessions in transportation and other costs, to stretch the Canadian dollar beyond its normal value in terms of goods.The combination of spiritual and material assistance will at this time, further the cause of freedom.Aid to Britain is a practical as well ag a wholesome and generous form of contribution to the struggle to which the Western peoples are now committed.Prayer and good works have always made a formidable team.CONFIDENTIAL Domestic Inv-stigations = HANEY DETECTIVE BUREAU 28 St.James Street West HA.6923 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department fer the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Office: HA.9238-39 3 S7 St.James St.West : Residence: Fi.6507 - $ Û dustry, Mille, \"a REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID .FINISHED « CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT ERaRRARRRRREERRARRNNRRRERRRRRRENIS WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST, Che 1 ° WT xaminer \u201c49 YEARS IN Hy WESTMOUNT\" GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OHMAN'S WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XIX, No.47 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 PAGE THREE \u2018 , Here's the ultimate in trailers.Only one of its kind, it's an executive land yacht, being built in Chicago: It has sleeping accomodation for four, an abservation bridge, tiled bath, dinette and galley.The yacht Is equipped with.an electric generator, radio-telephons, television receiver and air conditioning.If you're interested, it'll run you $50,000.A COW'S-EYE VIEW OF MILK My name is Clara Olga White, but my friends usually call me by -my initials\u2014C.O.W.Yes, you will often hear them slang it into Cow, but I don't mind.After all, what's in a name?How long have I been on.this farm?Well, really, I know it is your job to: ask questions, but there are some things a girl just I have\u201d \u2018been here a number of years.I like the work.The rent long, and, I, get all: the grass I can eat.Do \u2018you realize an entire industry hangs on.me?The great dairy in- butter, cream \u2018and cheese, all hangs\u2014I\" beg your pardon, I mean depénds-\u2014on me.Do you kiiow that.there are 430,000 dairy \u201cfarms in Canada?There are 1,100 creameries, nearly .900 cheese factories, 173 combined butter and cheese plants, moony I mean many, hundreds of milk pasteurizing © and distributing plants, 31 concentrated milk manufacturing plants, and a num- \u2018ber of factories for by-products, each employing from a few to several hundred people.And it all depends on moo\u2014on me, that is.No, of course I don\u2019t mean myself, alone.Canada has over three \u2018and one-half\u2019 million cows, about one cow for every family of people.I'll have you know there are nearly twice as many cows as there are telephones, There is more than ohne cow per square mile for all the land mass of Canada, including the North West Territories and the Yukon.Line -us up along the almost 4,000 miles of the American border and there would be nearly 1,000 cows for every mile, or almost a solid line GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Alse \\ Painting and Decorating .{City er Country) J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE.AT.7192 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our: Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention.PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.320% {Just below St.Catherine) hours i And I take al\u2019 \" gréat pride\u201d in\u2019 \u2018my \u201cachievement.As Told To HARRY KUSHNER of cows facing south, all the way from Cape Breton to Vancouver Island.Our Cow population is about as big as the population of Quebec province and a little larger than the population of the three Prairie Provinces plus British Columbia.There are as many of us Cows in - Canada as there are people in the doesn\u2019t, talk about.\u201d Let's just say | 23 largest of Canada's 111 cities; as many as the entire male working population of the Dominion.I am very glad I am a Canadian Cow, because the people of this country use more milk in its various forms than any other people in the world.The average Canadian consumes 475 quarts of milk a year, in one food or another.I'll admit it's a heavy load for me to carry, but I'm.proud of my Canadian customer.He drinks | your streetcars.\u2018parties, don't they?Well, 177 quarts of milk and cream, eats 28 pounds of butter, 5 pourids of cheese, over 16 pounds of con- centfated whole-milk products, and nearly 2 gallons of ice cream.Yes, I take full credit for ice cream, and there is nothing that makes me happier than to see a little urchin lapping up the delicacy, the product of my\u2014brain.Mechanization?Doesn't bother me in the least.A machine will never replace me.Of course the milking machine has made some difference in my life; at first I.missed the personal touch, but I .soon got over .that, That reminds me, I heard you were planning to install radios on From personal experience, I can tell you that is a very fine idea.I have had a radio here in my stall for almost two years now, and I find the | music helps a great deal to maintain my morale.Before you go, I would like to discuss a little matter with you.Perhaps you can help.I think it is time we cows had.a political party.No, don't laugh.In the United States, the \u201cdonkeys\u201d and the \u201celephants\u201d have political what's the matter with cows?WHS Current Events Club Discusses United Nations By BARBARA BROWN A lively group of 65 members of the Westmount Senior High School Current Events Club turned out recently, to study the various aspects of the work of the United Nations, in a special meeting.First speaker was Ann Crombie, 11Gb, who dealt with the Security Council, The U.S, U.S.S.R.,, U.K., China and France are permanent members; and six nations, one of whom is Canada, are elected from time to time as temporary members.Donald Morrison, 10Ba, told about the General Assembly.He reported that it was the only part of the.United Nations which has all group of any Nations.He mentioned that there were many special sessions and one regular session during the year.Ruth Taylor, 11Ga, told us about the Secretariat.She stated that it was the bookkeeper of the \u2018United Nations.She emphasized that its employees are required to show loyalty to the United Nations, independent of their nationality.Allan Davies, 10Ba, mentioned that the Trusteeship Council was not like the mandate system of the League of Nations, though it \u2018tries to serve the same purpose.Michael Fish, 10Bb, told about the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the planning of more scientific agriculture.This group attempts to cope with fifty-five member nations represented, thus making it the largest in the United* (Continued on Page 4) Putters Enjoy Social Evening Mr.Soden, with the help of the Vice-President, of the Putter's Club, his wife, arranged one of the most enjoyable evenings this social group has had for a long time.Playing the fast and funny \u2018Beetles\u2019 Game, the members all had to strive hard to get a completed \u2018Beetle\u2019.Mrs.Craig and Mrs.Kent, who played with quiet efficiency, came through with the high scores to win the prizes.Because of the inclement weather, there was quite a turnout by-the members, Court Whist is on the schedule for next Monday, and a large number of people are \u2018expectedjto be on hand.) ) Club of Westmount, \u201cTaxes Without Tears,\u201d Dr.land (in the Gretaer London Area), had sent the Westmount club a pennant with the Lewisham ensign on it, as a token of their thanks for the many food parcels they had received over a period of years.The local club first started sending parcels to the English organization during the war.This project was financed by the weekly raffles \u2018held : during luncheons until last July.They were stopped then because enough had been collected to keep the parcels going overseas for a long time, but the raffles will begin again when money runs short, the President said.President Ross also announced that Jim de Lalanne had been ap- pointed- Honorary Treasurer of the club and J.W.Rowat, Honorary Secretary.: Ernest Gatto and Harry Wolfa were guests at the meeting in keeping with the policy of having two boys from one of the high schools in the city, present during each session.Both boys are students at St.Leo's Academy.KING'S H.-S.HOLD MEETING NOV.24th King's Home and School Association will hold a meeting on November 24 at 8.15 p.m.The meeting will be conducted by Gif- ford Mtchell, Superintendent of Music for the Westmount School Board.Mr.Mitchell .will speak on the subject, \u201cYour Child and School.\u201d There will be musical excerpts from the school library.Economist Donald Marsh Is Rotary Guest Speaker Dr.Donald B.Marsh, Economist of the Royal Bank of Canada, was the guest speaker at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary held Wednesday in Victoria Hall.Marsh is also attached to the Departe ment of Economics and Political Science at McGill University.Sube ject of his talk to the Rotarians was \u201cA Year of Import Control\u201d.The speaker said that this was an opportune time to talk on his chosen topic because it was just a year ago that import controls were first put into force.The date was November 17.President Donald B.Ross announced at the meeting that the Author of Rotary Club of Lewisham, Eng-% West't Recreation Costs Said High Captain William Bowie, Director of the Parks and Playground Association for Greater.Montreal, announced recently at the seventh lecture on \u201cOur City\u201d held at McGill University, that West- mount rates close to the highest in the Dominion in per capita expenditures for recreation.\u201cIn addition to this,\u2019 he said, \u201cThe Westmount Civic Administration authorized the carrying out of a recreation survey in 1947.\u201d He asserted that this sur vey was of outstanding value in helping to make.ordinary people understand the difficulties of community recreation and that it has paved the way for other progressive municpalities to get a better understanding of their recreational problems.PRO-CONS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING ON MONDAY The annual meeting of the Progressive Conservative Association will be held Monday at 8.30 p.m, in Victoria Hall when a discussion of a convention to nominate a candidate for the St.Antoine- Westmount constituency will take place.® DISPLAY CARDS o ® WINDOW STREAMERS © Cards should sell goods .For fast and efficient service, Sarge Poster Design REG'D Advertising Art .and do .display cards.4119 St.Catherine West (Between Eim and Wood) POSTERS © BANNERS SCREEN PROCESS PRINTING .your window needs better call Fl.3164 6051 WESTERN AVE.DON'T GAMBLE \u201cOld Man Winter\u201d Fill Your Bin NOW With QUALITY COAL ALSO Fuel Oil - Coke - Cannel Coal - Fireplace Logs - Kindling Wood - Automatic Oil Burners and Spac: Heaters HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE with EL.1177 ana cames eniem = PAGE FOUR TES, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 Dream RE 0 \u201cThere came a time for rest .amid the coloors of tumbling leaves.Smoke from the bonfire wrought strange shapes in the crisp air os It ascended Into castles and battlements .\"\u201d Tribute Paid Miss Pioneer Resident I.G.Sweeny, of Westmount The funeral of the late Miss Isabella Gertrude Sweeny, daughter of the late Col.James Flelding Sweeny, Staff Officer of Pensioners, and Anna Maria Fielding of Cape Town, South Africa, who died at the family residence 337 Kensington Avenue, on the 9th November, was held at the chapel of Jos.C.Wray & Bro, Mountain Street on November 11.Burial took place in the family plot Mount Royal Cemetery, The funeral service was conducted by Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Rector of St.Matthias Church of which Miss Sweeny was a life-long member.Mr.Guy Malcouronne, a nephew, was organist, She is survived by a sister, Miss Frances Beatrice Sweeny, of Westmount; a brother, Mr.George * R.Sweeny, barrister-at-law; and four nephews, all of Toronto; H.W.Sweeny, former treasurer of the C.P.R.in Winnipeg, now of Westmorland, England; and three nieces, also residents of England; Warwick Chipman, Canadian Ambassador to the Argentine; and another niece, Mrs.Denton Wally, also residing in that country; Mrs.Jean Versteeg, of Brazil; Mrs.R.C.L.Sweeny, of Westmount.Also included in the out-oftown relatives are Mrs.E.Kelly, of Sault Ste.Marie and Hugh Aylmer, of Victoria, B.C.The late Miss Sweeny was a sister of the late Archbishop Sweeny, fourth bishop of Toronto, and the late Col.R.C.L.Sweeny, O.B.E, D.S.0., M.C, of Rawal Pindi, India.Col.J.F.Sweeny was one of the founders of St.Matthias Church and of Cote St.Antoine, the municipality out of which Westmount grew.The honorary pallbearers were Mr.Noel Chipman, Mr.Roy Mal- couronne, Mr.Carroll Chipman, nephews, and Mr.Truman Seely.Chief mourners were Mrs.Harry Britten, Mrs.C.P.Liebich, Mrs.Rex Edwards, Miss Kathleen Mal- couronne, and Mrs.James C.Mc- Laughlin, nieces.Among those present were Miss | Louise Howard, Miss Brenda Fisk, Miss E.Beryl Butler, Mrs.Co- chrane, Mrs.Foreter, Miss Eva de Barberie, Count S, de Barberie, Mrs.Keith Robinson, John Seely, Miss Nora Raynes, D, C.Robertson, K.C., Mrs, Arthur Barry, Mr.and Mrs.Ludlow Haskell, John Haskell, Chas.Cotton, K.C, and Mrs.John Tyson, Mrs.Still, Miss E.E.Everett, Miss Ethel Massy, Mrs.Cyril Cunningham, Mrs, E.J.Nuellaly, Mrs, Noel Chipman, Miss A.Pepin, Mrs.Truman Seely, Master John Seely, Mrs.Fred Russell, A.A.Wickender, Miss C, Davidson, Mrs.Joseph Fritchel.\u2019 Miss E.McCullough, Norman Wight, Mrs.Gilbert Oliver, James McLaughlin, Mrs.John Ferguson, Mrs.Lewis Scarfe, Miss Brenda Chillas, Miss \u2018Margaret Cousins, Mrs.E.A, Robertson, Mrs.John Muloch and many others.WHS Current (Continued from Page 3) the problem of famine throughout the world, Haldis Jorgensen, 11Gb, spoke on the United Nations Educational, Sclentific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the work done to restore schools in areas which suffered from the war, Francoise Puvrez, 11Gb, told about the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).She explained that air traffic regulations are necessary, and why all nations need to co-oper- ate in a common code.David Gould, 10Ba, mentioned, in his talk about the World Health Organization (WHO), the huge task ahead of it in vaccinating, inoculating, and preventing disease and epidemics.He instanced the work done in Egypt during the recent cholera epidemic.Graham Ross, 10Bb, said that the International Labour Organization (ILO) is trying to help the labourers by setting salary scales, granting special leaves, stressing the need for safer Cruiser Coach for the trips.patients with six Hostess members on each trip.The outings were made full of cheer for the veterans by distribution of cigarettes and sandwiches, etc, and 18 trips have been completed, bringing diversion to 500 patients and travelling over 2,000 miles in visiting such resorts as Ste.Adele, St.Agathe.St.Jo- vite, Rawdon, St.Donat, Sorel and Pointe Calumet.\u2018The Crescent Patriotic Club was organized under their first President, Mrs, J.M, Dever, in 1943, from members of the Crescent Re- bekahs, Lodge No.18, for the purpose of raising funds to send cigarettes and comforts to 400 veterans overseas until the end of 1945, when their efforts were directed to Hospital visiting and distributing at Ste.Anne and Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospitals, under their immediate President, Mrs.Helen Clendenning.The Queen Mary Hospital authorities, through A.T.Oneson, Recreational Supervisor, expresses sincere appreciation for this effort on the occasion of the first anniversary, and announce it has been a great succgss in bringing untold enjoyment to hospitalized patients who are looking forward to future outings.DRAMA CLUB STAGES \"PRINCESS O'TOOLE\" A three act farce, entitled \u201cPrincess O'Toole\u201d, will be staged Wednesday, November 24, at 8.15 p.m., by the St.Paul United Dramatic Club, under the auspices of the Board of Stewards of Westminster Central United Church, in the Church Hall, 926 Atwater avenue, It is estimated that 700 passengers travelling on one of the Canadian Pacific's Empress ships consume over three tons of food per day.Herbert Liverant, 11Bb, reviewed all the presentations in an able summary, Movies, sponsored by the Current Events Club, and tracing historic events from the League of Nations to the United Nations, were shown in the physics lab after school the same day.Alas- tair Ingram ran the movies and Herbert Liverant, the President, was in the chair.Veterans Travel Organized Trips Over 2000 Miles Planned arrangements for veterans of the Queen Mary Military Hospital to visit various Hotel resorts in the Laurentians by Bus every three weeks, under auspices of the Crescent Patriotic Club of Montreal, have reached their first anniversary.It is now a full year ago that the Vice-President and General Manager of the Provincial Transport Company, H.J.Curtis, and Treasurer Eric Hollomby discussed a plan to assist the Hospital in its Recreatoinal Programme and offered the Club a 37 Passenger Mrs.Audrey Hollomby was appointed Chairman of Bus Tours and she arranged to take out 35% Melville Church Celebrates 63rd Anniversary On Sunday, at morning and evening services, Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount, will celebrate its 63rd anniversary, Both services will be addressed by Mr.Robert A.Speirs, Principal of Selwyn House, and a prominent Presbyterian layman, Special music, appropriate for the occasion, will be presented by the choir, under the direction of Lester A.Woodin, organist and choirmaster., On Tuesday evening, November 23rd, members of the congregation will gather in the Church Hall for an Anniversary Dinner.A brief programme of organ music will be presented at that time, together with vocal numbers by Mrs.Ar- monde Davis, contralto, and Dick Manley, tenor.\" Hubie Kerns, former U.S.C.yuarter-mile record holder and grid star who turned to acting before graduation, is cast in Paramount's drama, \u201cA Mask for Lucretia,\u201d starring \u2018Paulette Goddard John Lund and Macdonald Carey, PA I.BLACK Master Tailor R.C.AF., \"39-'4% Ladies\u2019.and Gentlemen's SUITS and COATS Made to measure of finest English Woollens.Specializing in custom made clothing for the well-dressed man.We Also Do Alterations and Repairs.4226 St.Catherine West (Near Greene) WE.5908 \u2014 \u2014 Mra Cnttan: Mrs.Arthur Schell, [| machinery, and setting age limits.St.Antoine- Westmount Progressive Conservative Association ANNUAL MEETING : Monday, November 22nd, 1948, at 8.30 P.Mat Victoria Hall, Westmount © If you are not a member of the Association now, come to the meeting and join.You are welcome.© Get in on the present great swing to the Progressive Conservative Party under Hon.George Drew.© Discussion of a convention to nominate a candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount will take place.La EY ie « THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 wv PAGE FIVE | % COAL HOLE TRIO ; EL 8 | TONIGHT ! THE UNITY CLUB PRESENTS.\u201cUNITY FROLICS OF 1949\u201d AT WESTMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (ACADEMY ROAD) Friday Evening, Nov.19th \u2014 8.00 P.M.o A Variety Show \u2014 « Something New \u2014 = Something D Different FEATURING JOHNNY O'NEIL, M.C.AND x12 BIG ACTS x INCLUDING 3 BOYS WITH LAME BRAINS BERT HOLLINGWORTH BEE-BOP LORNE POTTER COMEDY BILL McMANUS TOPS IN TAPS GLORIA JOHNSON ACROBAT ANNE McCUBBIN SEMI- CLASSICAL STAN EASTON A NOVELTY THE 3 BITS MUSICAL PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY THE \"UNITY FROLICS™ CHORUS LINE BOB O'NEIL TICKETS: 50c.\u2014 At the door.> PROCEEDS FOR COSTUMES AND EQUIPMENT NEEDED TO ENABLE THIS SHOW TO TOUR VETERANS\" HOSPITALS.This Space Has Been Made Available Through the Kind Co-operation of the Following: \u2018BUSY B STORE HIS MAJESTY'S SWEETS AVENUE THEATRE D.FREDERICK, Prop.nes CREENE AVE.- - Fi.0321 4205 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.0313 CREENE AVE.AT ST.CATHERINE ST.if oo RONDE AU\u2019 S MEDICINE M.PHILBIN HARDWARE 0.I.BLACK 4860 SHERBROOKE W.DE.oH 4226 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.5908 WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 2 | & SPORTS CO.LTD.THE BRADNER COMPANY EDDY'S FLORIST HERBERT J.EDDY, Prop.4209 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2226 4160 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.9612 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.7242 +.aren a : 2 \u2014 \u2014 ame { \u2018 AANA a i | £.\u20ac Zee THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMB > III KPa Le NEW TYPE OF MACHINE FOR SPRAYING FRUIT mobile plant virtually created its own hurricane, whizh, .topmost branch of the highest tree, ahd so applies a fog-like drench of pest destroying completely envelops the tree.The machine is rightly named because it creates a 100-mile-an-hour gale, at the point of ejection, by means of a fast revolving fan rotating in an enclosed cylinder while the machine A new type of fruit spraying machine, shown during its demonstration at Marden, roves freely over the ground that is to be covered.Kent, hauled by a tractor to the site to be sprayed.The invention is unusual in the fact that previous machines have used high pressure while the \"Autoblast' uses low pressure Insecticide with high pressure air.This impregnated with Insecticide, is carried to the insecticide that Underground Nile Men of vision in Egypt are considering how the desert may be made to bloom and produce with water from a buried river.Only about three percent of Egypt's 386,110 square miles is under cul- .tivation.The rest is desert waste most of it incapable of supporting human life, The men who want to see grain, cotton, and other crops replace ithe huge expanses of slow-shift- dng sand know that water is the Key to their problem.The Nile could provide much of the water needed for irrigation.Every year huge quantities of rich \"sediment\u2014which means potential Joam\u2014are swept unused to sea during the flood period.But the desert planners are looking to other means of obtaining water.Running through the Libyan desert is a subterranean Nile fed from the Sud region or Lower Egypt.The level of this underground river is stable the year round and none of its mineral bearing water is received by the sea.This subterranean Nile is no new discovery.It was known, and used, in the age of the Pharoahs.Research in recent times has shown that the river runs from south to north and that its supply is apparently inexhaustible., To exploit the waters of the underground river would not require elaborate irrigation systems controlled by costly dams.It could be done my means of wells, and experts estimate land could be reclaimed at between $12 and $20 an acre.It Was Done Before Rehabilitation of what is known Can Create Farms as the Valley of the Oases is not a fanciful scheme.Until the Christian era, the oases were thickly populated \u2014 perhaps by 2,000,000 persons \u2014 with agriculture and wine-making the chief occupations.But civil war and raids by nomadic tribesmen interrupted their peaceful life.The fertile oases became deserted.Wells and cisterns were neglected.In recent years Government surveys in 1942 the population of the oases has been no more than 30,000.showed a minimum of 150,000 acres could be made ready for immediate cultivation by construction or renovation of 500 wells at a cost of $2,000,000.Another suggested Egyptian irrigation scheme calls for refilling of the Quattara Depression, a.natural barrier which helped the British Eighth Army turn the Axis tide at Alamein.The depression is the greatest in Africa, 450 fect below sea level.It has been suggested that this dried up lake, 11,- 000 square miles in extent, should be filled again, possibly by means of a canal from the River Nile.Turning the depression into a fresh-water lake (there is evidence from engravings it was done in the past) would probably change the climate of northwestern Egypt.With the expected rainfall, the area would be transformed from a desolate wasteland into farming country.There are still other schemes to make the desert fertile.All are dependent on water, the lifeblood of Egypt; and upon roads and railways to link the reclaimed areas with important centres in the Nile Valley., COAL 845 QUERBES AVE.A Premium Anthracite It is slow burning \u2014 guard the children\u2019s health with an even lemperature Vipond-Tolhurst Limited °TA.7271 Loyola Holds Social Tonight This evening many a West- mount socialite and fisticuff fan will hurry out to Loyola College for the \u201cK.O.Social\u201d.This knockout event is a combination dance and boxing show, and from now on will be an annual feature at this Sherbrooke St, West educational centre, .The boxing show, featuring Mec- Gill Inter-Collegiate champions, Loyola contenders, and Golden Glovers, commences at 8.15 p.m.in the gymnazium, which is located in the new Central Building.At 9.45 p.m.the social end of the evening will get underway with two separate dances.One will be held in the College Foyer and music will be provided by the Mellowaires\u2019 Orchestra under Jim Shannahan.Only those with couples\u2019 tickets will be admitted to this dance, At the same time the stags will gather together at Mme.Blais\u2019 new cafeteria to dance to the recorded music of the Eaton Band Box.The \u201cK.O.Social\u201d is sponsored jointly by the Loyola College Athletic Ass'n and the Sodality.No Shortage of Crude Oil Fields in World Fuels of the future may be made by synthetic production of petroleum products, but the processes are still in the experimental stage and too costly to compete with crude oil, according to the current issue of the Imperial Oil Review.\u201cEvery year some prophet of doom raises his voice in the land to declare that the world is running out of oil,\u201d the article says.\u201cRecently, because demand for oil products has sky-rocketed beyond the capacity of the industry's transportation, refining and other facilities, these prophets have been making more noise than usual, \u201cThis situation has aroused special interest in the work of scientists who are experimenting with substitutes for crude oil as a source of gasoline and other fuels.Their success has been publicized to the point where the public may make the mistake of thinking a kind of \u201cPhilosopher's Stone\u201d has been found by which men can turn practically any substance into oil with little effort.\u201cBut at present there is still plenty of crude oil.Oil fields are diminishing assets \u2014 once the oil is taken form the earth new fields must be discovered and they are ER 19, 1918 The Suffolk town of Laven- ham remains one of the most complete and unspoilt of medieval towns to be found anywhere in England.Once an extremely busy town, it owned its prosperity to the wool trade which flourished there from the 14th century.From the 17th century, however, this trade moved to other parts of England and the importance of Lavenham declined.This decline in prosperity is illustrated by the dilapidated condition of many of the old buildings in Lavenham, and in 1944 the Lavenham Preservation Society was formed to protect and preserve these historic old places.The more important of the buildings have been restored, but money is still needed for their maintenance, so an appeal for £6,000 was recently launched.The money received in response to this appeal will be used for the purpose of restoring and maintaining the more interesting of the medieval buildings, including many cottages.If Lavenham is to be viewed as a complete medieval town it is important that cottages are preserved as well as the more important buildings.Four thousand pounds of the money received is needed to preserve the Guildhall and its group of buildings, and to create a fund for their national NEW OIL MAY REPLACE LINSEED IN PAINTS From the jungles of Sierra Leone and Nigeria soon may come a new commercial substitute for the linseed ofl so essential in paint making.The substitute is known as conopher oil.After four years of searching, a British research team has found that the woody conopher vine bears seeds containing a cream- colored oil closel yresembling linseed in quality and odor.Extensive tests have indicated that the oil behaves well in paints and \"| varnishes, Keep Medieval Village From Being Spoiled upkeep.The National Trust have agreed to take on the care of this group of bulldings after their restoration.Lavenham is hoping to attract many visitors from overseas, pare ticularly from America, where, when the wool industry fell off, many Lavenham familles emigrated.Americans have always admired the town and quite a number have visited i.in.order to trace their forefathers in the par= ish records.More than one has tried to buy a Lavenham building in order to transport it to the United States.However, up to the present time the medieval town has resisted all efforts in this direction, and Lavenham remains a town of English history, complete and unspoilt.Your Own Phone Answered By Direct Private Wire at any Hour of the Day or Night! 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SOLID RED RED LINEN BEd RW ww SOLID GREY TAN LINEN PRIMA VERA SHEETS or 3'x4' Per Sor Fr.$7.20 SHEET, rey, $6.00 she WE ALSO STOCK A FULL LINE OF METAL MOULDINGS Wi.6080 © DEALERS\u2019 INQUIRIES INVITED © Distributed by: , Fas RiE BOARD 220 COLBORNE ST.octets ff WE.5782 by Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals Frances Goliman A PERFECT TRIANGLE A perfect triangle must be equal on all three sides and in teaching we also have a triangle \u2014an enthusiastic teacher, an enthusiastic pupil and enthusiastic parents, The three must work together as lack of interest of any one of the three concerned affect the other two.To start anything new, something foreign to all other studies for the first time presents * * | Christian Science | \u201cSoul and Body\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Psalms 86:4 \u201cRejoice the soul of thy servant: for unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cAnd Jesus went about all the cittes and villages, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every sickness and every disease among the people.And when he had called unto him his twelve disciples, he gave them power against unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all manner of sickness and all manner of disease.\u201d (Matthew 9: 35, and 10:1.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cDo you say the time has not yet come in which to recognize Soul as sbstantial and able to control the body ?Remember Jesus, who nearly nineteen centuries ago demonstrated the power of Spirit, and said, \u201cHe that be- leveth on me, the works that I do shall he do also,\u201d and who also taid, \u201cBut the hour cometh, and NOW IS, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth.\u201d (Pages 92-93.) * \u2014 | Westmount Baptist J * Dr.J.W.Brien, LL.D, a distinguished surgen from Windsor, Ontario and President of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec, will address the morning congregation in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.On Sunday evening the large and virile group of Westmount congregation will present a Christian Youth Service of Witness, Many young men and women will participate.The group will include Robert Gibson, David Wyatt, .George Fisher, Alfred Mitton and Sidney Simpson.Sharing the programme with them will be Lilias Simpson, Cecilia Ingram, Elizabeth Todd, Anne Ferguson and Audrey Hunter.As a climax to this service of witness young men will avow their personal allegiance to Jesus Christ amid Baptismal waters.As part of the programme Dr.J.A.Johnston will give a brief address, entitled \u201cWhy Not Do It Christ's Way\"?Following the evening service the youth of the cqngregation and friends will carry through a Christian Youth Fellowship, in which matters relating to the practical every day life of young people will be frankly discussed.The Church Sunday School has its session on Sunday at 9.45 p.ni, The Bus Service beginning at Montreal West and proceeding through various parts of the west end of the City continues to bring increasing numbers to the School.To make its service possible, the Canadian National Telegraphs maintain 22,800 miles of lines and | 173,000 miles of wire circuits.a problem that is going to be interesting or dull.The teacher-and parents join forces and the pupil will follow since youngsters like to imitate.It is definitely fifty times easier to teach an interested pupil than who is bored and the results are in proportion.Paderewski said that he would rather give \u201cfifty concerts than one lesson\u201d and Carl Czerny was just the opposite, he preferred teaching.And Paderewski can be considered a Czerny descendent since the great Carl taught the two pedagogues who turned out more famous virtuosi than any others \u2014 Franz Liset and Theodor Leschetizky, who who Paderewski\u2019s teacher.We have discussed this subject at length with numerous people, young and old agree that the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRI\\ AY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 PAGE SEVEN teacher must inspire the pupil master something immediately.if done in disorderly fashion, Does This done, and the pupil is in- Every youngster is different and |not this apply to every phase of terested, what is the result if a|the parents and teacher who learning ?parent is indifferent?The stu- study the child are wise for then| Next Week: Jumbled Questione dent\u2019s enthusiasm wanes.So it is |they do not expect the impossible | naire.(Quiz Series \u201cA\u201d) By ree up to the parents, not one but |but recognize defects as well as|quest.Note to Mrs.R.W.Miss both to show interest in new work, talents and can hope for good A.M, and Mr.A.C.Many thanks the practice periods and above all results accordingly.These will|for yiur kind expressions of ine encourage the child if he does not come with regular application, not terest in this column.F.G.THANK YOU PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 348 Victoria Avenue (Corner Somerville) |.Elimeleck, proprietor, wishes to thank all customers and friends for their patronage.We will continue to give very quick and courteous service at reasonable prices.A graduate pharmacist is always in charge to fill your | doctor's prescriptions with fresh drugs.Prescriptions called for and delivered.OUR MOTTO IS TO SATISFY - TRY US Fast Delivery Service \u2014 EL.8135 Fy ~ A LACHINE S, \\ e a e *, | ; SF) oy A MONTREALEAST 1 THE Y.MCA.OF GREATER MONTREAL V.maces ert Tl »° 3 Ou alley fo which the Ÿ aptes 4 NL ba ROSEMOUNT »° ; A8 A Ne à 2 Ne \u201c $ \\, © \u201c , + comes © nano \\ Ls, AE \\ : an LS - , «, > © v * Sa 2 8 SLORCE \u201c 5 > AN $ .> \u201cLA een?A \u201cON @ LÉ NDG.WN > e No\u201d NA < e WHLIAMS course 7 YOUTH MUST BE SERVED IN THE INTERESTS OF A GREATER MONTREAL YOUTH will be served\u2014if not by those who have its real interests at heart, then by other interests less helpful.For more thon 97 years, the Montreal Y.M.C.A.has provided the Youth of our community with facilities and leadership for the sound development of body, mind and spirit.Today, in its 11 activities, throughout the great metropolitan area, end in Sir George Williams College and Schools, Youth looks fo the \u201cY\u201d for leadership and encouragement.The \u201cY\u201c provides athietic facilities to mould strong bodies, clubs end discussion groups to develop healthy minds and to understand and practise the fundomentals of demoeracy and Christian living.The \u201cY\" provides a vital service for our Youth: To continue this city-wide service, the Montreal Y.M.C.A.must have your help in its annual maintenance campaign.When the \u201cY\u201d canvasser colls on YOU, give iss and give generously, branches, in its community SUPPORT THE MONTREAL Y.M.C.A.ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CAMPAIGN oBJEcTIVE: $161,000.00 PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.| WAlnut 2773% j \u201cThe Ezssminer\u201d aims te be an independent, clean | newspaper (ei the hume, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; 31.00 half-year.: Authorized as 2nd Clauss Mall, Post Office flept.Ottawa FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948- PLANNED SOCIALIST SANDWICHES Planning can go too far \u2014 even in socialist England where a gigantic army of planners produces regulation after regulation to baffle and befuddle the planned-for.Maybe the tolerant Englishman hasn't yet reached that stage where he halts resolutely and announces in Churchillian tones, \u201cThus far and no further,\u201d but a few more circulars like the one disseminated at summer's end by the Ministry of Agriculture might stiffen the back of England\u2019s womanhood to the point of rebellion.This circular has to do with sandwiches and methods of planning them and the advice to the distaff side of England's labour force, which was preparing succulent sandwiches long before the present crop of planners was born, runs something like this: \u201cBread should be sliced not thicker than half an inch, thinner if it is found that the workers prefer daintiness to bulk .The quantity of food can be maintained by serving an extra sandwich containing a pro- portion of bread and filling derived from reducing one of the other sandwiches.\u201d Obviously, the suggestion is that the lunch pail may contain several thin sandwiches and a thick one, the thick one containing a lot less filling than the thin ones.The circular\u2019s authors failed to round out the rulings with a directive to the eater and thus he is cast on his own initiative: should he eat the thick one first and save the thin, tasty one for later, or should he guzzle the thin ones first and struggle through the thick, drier one afterwards?Not only are England's housewives told how to prepare a sandwich, but a doubt is cast even on their capability to manage their own kitchens.Says Mr.Douglas Jay, Socialist Member of Parliament and Economic Secretary of the Treasury: \u201cHousewives as a whole ean- not be trusted to buy all the right things where nutrition and health are concerned « « « The gentleman in Whitehall really does know what is good for people better than people know themselves.\u201d Now, Mr.Jay, the women of England are a long-suffering race.They kept a stiff upper lip when the Kaiser's submarines tried to blockade England in the First World War.They donned tin hats and mounted fire watch when Nazi flyers started dropping bombs on towns and cities in the Second World War.They accepted the \u201cno nylons\u201d nastiness and food rationing after the war like the veritable heroines they are.But, Mr.Jay, they might get annoyed in a strange, un-English way if some Whitehall bureaucrat \u2014 and a male, to boot! \u2014 starts invading the proud fastness of their kitchens.; As we said earlier, planning can go too ar! * + L Church of the Advent ||| - * - ; X| x Dominion-Douglas ||! \u201c| : | = Stanley Presbyterian J * On Sunday, the 21st of November, the Most Rev, Philip Car- rington, Archbishop of Quebec and Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada, will be the im, guest of the Church of the Advent, corner of Wood and Western, Westmount.His Grace will preach at the Solemn Eucharist (11 a.m.), and pronounce the Absolution and Benediction.He will also assist at Solemn Evensong {7 p.m.), after which he will show colored moving pictures of the p.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach at both services in Dominion-Doug- las Church Sunday.Topics: 11 a.\u201cChristians Unashamed\u201d, at 7.30 p.m.Father of Modern Hymnody.\u201d Church School meets at 3 p.m and Young People\u2019s Union at 8.45 On Monday at 2 p.m.the Sewing Circle invites new members to join in its unselfish work.Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of worship on Sunday.His sermon text in the morning will be \u201cThey Have Healed My People Slightly\u201d.Mild treatment for a serious condition may not be at all helpful.It may even be dangerous, And in the evening \u201cIf Thou Be The Christ\u201d.Is there actually any \u201cif\u201d about it?And yet thousands of souls are being wrecked on this rock which really does not exist, and \u2018Isaac Watts, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 Lambeth Conference, taken by himself.A cordial invitation to be present is extended to all interested.Following the moving pictures, refreshments will be pri- vided by the Servers of the Guild of St.Laurence, Wednesday at 3 p.m.Frances |.Willard W.C.T.U.meets in Leslie Hall, - Very Rev.Dean Kenneth C.Evans will address the Men's Club Supper Meeting on Monday, November 29th at 6.15 p.m.>0Ooc \u2014>oc >0C HEAVEN! This Picture is FREE \u2014 Bring the Children Alona SUNDAY \u2014 7.30 \u2014 NOV.21 4250 Western Ave.- RAIN or SHINE \u2014 DON'T MISS THIS! >Oc Doc DOC \u201ca THOUSANDS across America have seen it! Westmount )\u2014 00cm 00 0\u20140c OC oc DOC >o< - .>O0( >0( >0 pole BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION 52 ISRAEL (CANADA) RADIO BROADCAST EACH SUNDAY at 3.15 P.M.STATION WCAX, BURLINGTON, VT.(620 on your dial) Tune in for accurate information regarding the | real meaning of present world conditions.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, Minister B.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 63rd ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 11.00 a.m.Public \\Worship, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship, Mr.Robert A.Speirs, Principal of Selwyn House School, will preach at both services, Lester A.Woodin.Organist and Choirmaster VISITORS AND FORMER MEMDERS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOMED Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2fst 11.00 a.m.\u201cThey Have Healed My Peo ple Slightly.\u201d Jeremiah 6: 14, 11.15 a.m.Sunday Sthool.7.30 p.m.\u201cIF THOU BE THE CHRIST\u201d Miss Doris Killam, AT.CM.L, Mus, (McGill) Organist and Choir Direeior WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, M.M., D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 11.00 A.M.; DR, J, W.BRIEN, LL.D.Distinguished Canadian Suvgeon President of Baptiat Convention SUNDAY SCHOOL Bus from Montreal West 7.30 P.M, CHRISTIAN YOUTH SERVICE OF WITNESS Many Young Men and Women Participating Closing with Baptismal Service for Young Men Brief Address by Dr, Johnston \u201cWHY NOT DO IT CHRIST'S WAY\u201d VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP FOLLOWS EVENING SERVICE ome to Your Church is the B .There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hureh ulwark of Democracy.* * | Calvary United | 4 * Services of Worship will be held in Calvary Church, West- mount, on Sunday at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m.Maxwell Reader, B.A., \u2018Student Assistant will preach at the morning service on the theme \u201cA People's Choice\u201d and at the evening service he will exchange pulpits with the Rev.A.B.Lovelace, B.A,, B.D., the minister of St.Paul's United Church, Cote St.Paul, who will conduct the service in Calvary and preach on the theme \u201cSpiritual Foundaftions\".Monday, 6.45 p.m.the Cubs will First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, 11.00 an.Sunday School.Wednesday \u2014 Testimony Meeting, 8.15 p.m, Reading Room.4922 Sherbrooke St.WwW.11.30 a.nt.tg 4,30 p.m., also Fri- | day evening, 8 except Sundays and holidays.Subject : Soul and Body.Golden Text : Psalms 86:4.Rejolce the soul of thy Servant : for unto thee, 0 Lord, do 1 lift up my soul.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rev.Johr W, Kerr.\u201cSTIR UP\u201d SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, 9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist, 0.15 a.m.Matins, 1.00 a.m, Solemn Eucharist ; Preacher, Archbishop of Quebec.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong, 8.00 p.m, Moving Pictures of the Lam- beth Conference, WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist, 7.00 a.m.Tues, Thurs., and Sat.8.00 am.Mon., and Friday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 8 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, except on Saturday at 8 p.m, ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: Rev.C.R.Cariss, B.A.L.Th.SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.munjon and Sermon, \u2018Ihe Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.2.30 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Holy Com- Preacher: Rev.A.T.Love, M.A, Rector SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT Centennial Celebration 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.J] 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.7.30 p.m.Evensong.WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.Dr.Cliffe's lecture from Christ Church Cathedral will be heard by loud speaker.His topic 1s: \u201cHow to Gain Friends.\u201d meet for their weekly - program, and at 8 p.m.the Young People\u2019s Union will meet in the Macaulay Hall, Tuesday, 8 p.m.there is Badminton practice, and on Wednesday at 8 p.m.the Eleanor Kirker Mission\u2019 Circle will hold its regular montaly meeting.On Sunday, November 28th, the Minister, Very Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones will conduct the services of worship and preach both morning and evening, He will use the Hymns written by Isaac Watts in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of his death.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Student Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, Gifford Mitchell, B,A., Mus, Bae, Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ist 10.00 a.m.Church School in all depart- ments\u2014Nursery Division and Mls- sion Band during service, 11,00.a,m.\u201cA People's Choice\u201d, Preacher, Mr.Reader.7.30 p.m.Preacher, Rev.A.B.Lovelace, B.A., B,D, Minister of St.Paul\u20193> United Church, Theme \u201cSpiritual Foundations\u201d.Monday, 6.43 p.m.Cubs, 8 p.m, Young People's Union.Tuesday, 8 p.m.Badminton Club.Wednesday, 8 p.m, Eleanor Kirker Mission Circle.Sunday, Nav, 28th.Preacher, Dr.T.VW.Jones, Hymns wrilten by Isaac Watts will be used In commemoration of the 200th Anniversary of his death, B.A.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount 3ivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A.S.T.M.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 11.00 a.m.\u201cChristians - Unashamed\u201d, 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Recoguition of Isaac Watla Centenary, \u201cIsaac Watts Pioneer of Modern Hymmody\u201d.\u2014 Dr, Lloyd Smith at both Services, Organist and Chofrmaster © Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac, St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.Thomas E, McLennan Visiting Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ist 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Goodness of the Lord.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.| 3.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association 7.30 p.m.\u201cStars at your finger ips\u201d.8.43 p.m.Fireside Hour.Rods of Technicolor: Strange India.Younz People espectally welcomed ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave, Rev.D.M.Grant, Minister B.A.Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, Assistant-Minister \u2019 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant, \u201cWONDER AND WORSHIP.\u201d 7.30 pm.Mr.Ward.\u201cWILL YOU FORGIVE A WRONG?\u201d 8.30 p.m.Alpha Owega Society.Organist and Choirmaster.Phillips Motley.B.A., Mus.Bac, F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT 8,00 a.m, Holy Communion, 9,45 a.n.Junior School.10,00 a, al Bible Class 11.00 a Confirmation Pr * chorat Communion, Preacher: The Rev.H, Douglas Smith Kindergarten Class for amall chil- 3.00 rn.Primary School and Kindergarten.7,30 p.m.Selwyn Willis.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 7.00 a.m, Holy Communion.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th 10.00 am, oly Communion.Evenson Preacher: Rev, Wesnrout Park EMMANUEL - Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, 8.D., D.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ist 11.00 A.m.Moralng Worship, 11.00 a,m.Church School.7.30 p.m, Evening Worship, 8.30 p.m.Young Peoples Union.* Dr.Campbell will.preach.J.C.Scott, L.R:S.M, Choir Director.G.E.Flower, Organist.+ IESREESSE I ARE QUI I 5 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 PAGE NINE DERSONALENGAGEMENTSSOCIALJPEDDINGS Mer.W, S.Rickley, of 424 Met- calfe avenue, will return from a six weeks visit to England, on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.George Marler are entertaining at a dinner at the University Club on Friday night, November 26, and afterwards at St.Andrew's Ball when their debutante daughter Miss June Marler will be presented.Miss Rosamond Follis, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, E.O'Hara Follis of Westmount, was recently the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Charles Long, of Lethbridge, for a week.En route home, Miss Follis spent several days in Banff, Alta., and will attend the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto before returning home.The Young ladies\u2019 Sodality of the Ascension of Our Lord Parish, Westmount, will hold their fall social today in the Green Room, Victoria Hall, under the convener- ship of Miss Michelle Savoy, assisted by the Misses Joyce Clarke, Marjorie Melvin and Joan Quinlan.Miss Louisa Peacock, 740 Upper Lansdowne Avenue, gave an autumn tea on November 10th, for the Captain Fryatt Chapter, I.O.D.E.It was well attended by members and \u2018their friends.Tea was poured by Mrs.D.de Jersey White and Mrs.W.P.Currie and Mrs.J.L.R.Steeves and Mrs.J.H.Briggs were in attendance at the talent table.The Regent of the Chapter, Mrs.T.L.Blak- enley, with Miss Peacock, received the guests.Among the new members who have joined the Westmount Women\u2019s Club this season are the following:- Mesdames F.A.-Tas- ker, C.McQueen, P.R.Aldred, Arthur Boyes, Harry D.Cantlon, P.R.Chapman, A.G.Manton Davis, Lorne H.Eaton, George Goudie, Wm.Greenlees, J.A, Ire- dale, E.J.Lefebvre, C.K.Martin, R.P.I.Morton, N.McCormack, F.P.McMahon, P.M.O'Neill, G.Rathburn, J.I.Robinson, H.M.Soden, Geo.M.Wilson, S.E.Wright, E.Lancelot Wren, Arthur B.Knowles, R, B.Sykes and Miss Annette C.de Bellefeuille.WEDDING McDONALD-LAVINE The marriage of Therese, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Frank R.Lavine, of Westmount, to Mr.NEAR SHERBROOKE OPE | 4 Charlotte coo\" 1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT * SALE! ® DRESSES ® COATS Clearing many of our Fall models at drastically reduced prices.Take advantage of this opportunity to complete your Fall and Winter wardrobe, Come in todayl ® FOR JUNIOR DEBS ® Simply super date dresses and coats on sale at family-budget prices, © \u2019 % Be sure fo visit our new Millinery Department.N 9 to & DAILY Fl.77173 MME A.8 STORES AT 3132 Messen $1.4491 Se Lawrence VE A AAA \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 wo D: À.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC « D.: A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastie Stockings 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT LAN MMM A MAMMA MA AAA A MA AAA A MAMA AA MAMA AAA CourvAL LIST IN YOUR SERVICE 4236 $t.Lawrence 6550 Se.Hubert 27 S8LEL ILLS OL ILLLY LESS ISILSLT IIS STIL LITA III LL SIL ISS ILLS SITIES ISI IES 71777 2007777707 PR + Mr.\u20ac as and Mrs.Gene Alan Gillis (right) and Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Kingsley Leith Eaves, photographed following their double wedding on Saturday afternoon in St.Stephen's Church, Westmount.Mrs.Gillis was formerly Miss Grace Rhona Wurtele, twin daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.H.S.Wurtele, and Mr.Gillis is the son of the late G.A.Gillis and of Mrs.Gillis, of Bend, Oregon.Mrs.Eaves was formerly Miss Isabella Rhoda Wurtele, other twin daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.H.S.Wurtele, and Mr.Eaves is the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.William Eaves, of Outremont.James Kennedy gta ee son of left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a suit of Mediterranean blue gabardine under a Donald, took place on Saturday garnet top coat and wearing a Mr.J.H.McDonald, of West- mount, and of the late Mrs.Mc- + nN Famous Skiing Twins Take Vows In Double Ceremony Saturday blue hat and a shoulder corsaga of Talisman roses.The out-of-town guests included Mr.and Mrs.Alex.McDonald of St.Raphael's, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Logue, Maniwaki, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.D.B.McDonald, Three Rivers, Que.; Mr.and Mra, John Lavine, North Uxbridge, Mass.and Mr.and Mrs.Frank Dauplaise, Drummondville, Que.morning at eleven o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westfnount, the Rev.Wilfred E.McDonagh officiating.Prof.J.E.Savaria played the wedding music and Master Thomas Lavine, the bride's brother, sang during the service.Poms-poms, chrysanthemums and oak leaves were used as decorations.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white satin and lace having a fitted bodice with a round neckline and long sleeves finishing in points over her hands and a skirt, gathered at the sides into a bustle in the back, extending into a slight 1373 GREENE AVENUE Announcement Miss Dorothy Rooney Formerly of Francis Salon, Holt Renfrew's, has now joined our staff and will be pleased to serve her former customers as well as new ones.\u2019 Émile PERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING (Near Sherbrooke) APPOINTMENTS Fl.2486 train.\u2014 Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of satin and she carried a cascade bouquet of Happy Day roses.The bridal Mary McGee, as maid of honor, and Miss Eunice Watt, as bridesmaid, wers in frocks of taffeta attendants, Miss and mittens and carried semi- cascade bouquets of Queen Elizabeth roses.Miss McGee was in 1 D0 D 1 A FURNISHINGS CARPETS RUGS deep rose and Miss Watt wore turquoise.ARE BEST CARED FOR Mr.Logue McDonald acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Donald McDonald, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr.Lorne Cookman.Mrs, Lavine, the bride's mother, wore a gown of taupe crepe with a matching hat trimmed with Saxon blue velvet and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.The reception was held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, where pom-poms and roses were are ranged on the bride's table.Later Mr.and Mrs.McDonald * ; 8 5 2 : faille with matching headdresses a 2 2 a g 2 B For Other Social News Please See Page 11 + I 0 ES OF OO EE A a ee CAR WE.1182 LOM OOOO gree\u201d tar rte © ay 4 PAGE TEN + Gerz v's Chatter Column + A Study in Brown When the first fall of snow comes we think of furs and our new winter hat.Judging by the fur hats and fur trimmed hats being shown recently at several of our smart \\ fashion shows, this style has really gone to our heads.Yesterday I dropped in to see 4 \u2018Berthe, of BERTHE MODES, 1488 Sherbrooke St.W., just next door to the C.S.L.Gift Shop, and was I ever fortunate for Berthe was holding a private hat show of her own, as she had just finished making a collection of hats, and was trying them on for size and fit.To try and tell you which one I liked best, that, I cannot, because they were all so fascinating.Of course they are all exclusive models of Berthe Modes.They have been designed especially for short hair, and also for warmth.Th first hat was a brown close fitting felt cloche, with a front cuff of beaver, finished with a tie bow of felt.Berthe said that this year the fur beret will be very popular, and she has made one up of black persian lamb, which would look attractive on any age.Next came a brown felt bonnet shaped hat, with the front finished in mink trimmed with two exquisite pink roses placed very coquettishly over the side, the effect is finished off with -a veiling tied under the chin.This hat, I told Berthe, will really steal the show.The last hat is like unto a poem, for it has character, poise, individualy, in fact, everything.It is a brown jersey profile draped mink, and with plenty of that rich little animal across the front.If you are looking for a fur trimmed hat, you will find it at BERTHE MODES, but be prepared to not know which one you will like best.* My Eating Place - I do hope that I am not tiring you in chalting so often about \u201cMy Eating Place\u201d but when I wander down to the Mount Royal Hotel, and enter this famed glass enclosed Cafeteria, with its cheerful panelled ceiling and soft toned coloured walls, and oh, so much room in which to enjoy ones lunch, 1 often wonder if there are not many girls still unaware of what this splendid eating place has to offer.From now on vou business girls will be spending your lunch hour wandering around the stores, and not leaving much time for cating, so I would suggest vou get the habit of lunching at the Mount Royal Cafeteria, where food is served quickly, and sufficient tables are available to choose from.If you have been in the habit of having only a sandwich and tea for lunch, you will pay no more for it here, and you will be sure of being served immediately, leaving you plenty of time for shopping.If you are in the habit of having more for lunch, try the salmon and potato salad, a generous serving with rolls and tea, for $0.77.This is my favorite dish, and one which I consider to be ample.For the business man this is an ideal spot to lunch, where he can chat or read his noon paper, without the usual din found in large and crowded restaurants.If you want vour lunch to be short, quickly served and wholesome, then the Mount Royal Cafeteria is the one cating spot where this is to be found.+ * * TOR CLEANSING AND SOFTENING THE SKIN, use wet corn meal, Lemon juice is a good skin bleach and freckle lotion.+ * * For You Alone % Xmas Chatter As I am writing this chatter soft white petals of snow are falling, making me fcel as if Christmas will soon be here, as indeed CS.i.it will be.Last year so Gift Shop ~ many of you ladies expressed your gratitude in purchasing many of the articles I told you about at The C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.W., that I hope I will be able to interest you again this year.For the unusual gift, I know of no shop where you will be as sure to find it as you will here.The buyer of the Xmas merchandise this year has really outdone herself.When I peeked into the storage room and saw all this wonderful merchandise, I felt like \u2018the kiddies do when they tip toe into the living room Xmas morning, before Mother and Dad are awake.BUT, a word to the wise, you know~the early shopper will really get the cream of the pickings.However, here are a few first servings that are worth seeing.The most divine china dinner bell in the shape of a table- maid, with a pale blue uniform, white cap and apron, with the gong forming the maid's pantaloons.This is unique even used as a table decoration, for $4.00.There is a pair of very unusual table lamps, in the shape of a mauve parrot sitting on a limb of a tree, with a mauve shade for 534.50 each.Not until you have seen the table aluminium trays in the shape of a double lobster claw, for $12.50, small size $7.50 and a large leaf shaped tray for $12.50, can you ap- prciate the beauty of these superb pieces.There is a long banana leaf shaped tray, ideal for sandwiches, for $18.50.Ob, yes, and the candy cane muddlers in red, green, blue and yellow, a set of eight for $2.95.Now I think I have told you enough for this week, but I have only started chatting about the Xmas gifts that are to be had at THE SHOP.% * * The FLOMEN & LUSSIER INC.label in your mink coat does mean uncompromising quality and exciuflve styling.It also means the vast resources of two furriers at Lussier Inc., 1178 Sherbrooke St.W., near Peel St., she knows that this fur investment is not to be intrusted into the hands of any salesmen, but will he personally Pau _ Grügsnent vour command.That is to say® when Milady buys her new fur coat at Flomen & Cbntnest ~ .supervised either by Mr.Flomen or Mr.Lussier, who is willing to spend unlimited time helping her to decide which fur and which style will be best for her.Through the years, Flo- men & Lussier Inc.have gathered together a staff of true fur artisans who take pride in their work, who are loyal to the Flomen & Lussier tradition, With this in mind you know that your mink coat cannot be surpassed in both style, beauty of the pelts, and most important of all, the PRICE.Black Persians are different here, with their distinctive styling making them more than \u201cjust a Persian\u201d.You will also find a diversified collection of quality furs that open new horizons of personal beauty to vou, because Flomen & Lussier furs are designed to express your individual personality.Here is a fur shop worth visiting.Stall Conveners At LO.D.F.Forthcoming Christmas Fair The I.O.D.E's forthcoming The Commandos, Maritime Women\u2019s Club Names Sale Conveners The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, Incorporated, will hold Miss Anne their annual tea and sale of work Christmas Fair is to be held on!MacFarlane convening, Game of {at the Y.M.C.A.rooms, Notre December 3rd and 4th at Victoria Chance.Dame de Grace, 4335 Hampton THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1048 Dr.Griffith Addresses Auxiliary On Growth of Homo.Services The importance of the Emergency or Out-Patient Dept.and of Rifles Armoury on Cathcart St, under the auspices of the Municipal Chapter.The following chapters will be among those in charge of stalls :\u2014 Lachine Soldiers\u2019 Memorial Chapter, with Mrs.S.Caddell as Aprons convener.The Colonel Arthur O.Blois Chapter, with Mrs.A.R.Mac- Pherson as convener, White Elephant.Hampstead Juniors, Mrs.P.T.Byers convening, will assist with crrands.Madelene Hodgson Chapter, under the direction of Mrs.H.J.Knubley, Men's and Boy's Furnishings.H.M.S.Royal Oak Chapter, Mrs.W.S.Bury as convener, Doll \u2018ooth.H.M.S.Renown, avith Miss Jean \"en convening, Ski Shop.Elizabeth Regina Chapter, Miss Vi.Cassidy convening, Electrical i Appliances.H.M.S.Victory Chapter, Mrs.F.W.Motton convening, Fish Pond and Novelty.Lt.Eric McMurtry, with joint conveners Mrs.John Collins and Miss Kathryn Holbrook, Game of Chance.Major General F.I.Worthing- ton Chapter, with joint conveners Mrs.G.Gill and Mrs.Holmes, Wheel of Fortune.Major Genera\u2019 Basil Price Chapter, convened by Mrs.R.T.Lamb, Christmas Decorations.A Los Angeles lady protests that she can\u2019t live on her divorce settlement of $47,600 a year.Of course she can't; but if she would cut out butter and steak and things like that she could.Avenue, on Wednesday from 3 to ;7 p.m.The ladies in charge of this enterprise are: General conveners, Mrs.H.T.Mitchell and Mrs.HE.Younghusband; apron table, Mrs.R, J.Russell and Mrs.J.R.Peardomg miscellansous articles, Mrs.E.S.Cushing, Mrs.L.J.Salter and Mrs.N.B, West; woollen articles, Mrs, R.E.Em- merson; white elephants, Mrs.F.J.MacGibbon; fish pond, Mrs.W.B.Jonah and the home cooking and tea table under the direction of Mrs.C.S.Richardson and Mrs.W.L.Child.PILLOW SLIPS When pillow slips get thin in substance, dip them in thin starch after thorough washing and rinsing.They will acquire that new look.Handkerchiefs may also be revived in the same way.the Ambulance Service of the Homoeopathic Hospital to the district public.INTS O Fashions Dark red, smooth woolen makes this very attractive dressmaker coat.Black Persian lamb smartly outlines the neat collar and notched revers.The snugly fitted bodice is double breasted.The skirt is gently gathered from the long- waisted line.A double row of scalloped folds border the full, graceful skirt.A hat of black Persian lamb completes a well handled outfit that is nicely luxurious without being overdone.Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality Plans Xmas Baskets The preparation of Christmas Baskets was the main project discussed by the Apostolic committee at the November meeting of The Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish on Monday, November 15 in St.Paul's Academy.Apostolic committee chairman Marguerite MacDonald made an appeal for canvassers and packers for the baskets and stated a CARE package had heen recently sent to Belgium.The Social Life committee is planning a tea following the reception of candidates on Wednesday, December 8.Christmas cards, depicting the true spirit of Christmas, are being sold by members of the Catholic Truth committee in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension.Eileen Meade, a member of Our Lady's committee, gave a very interesting talk on the promises of Fatima.Alice St.James, Prefect, who presided at the meeting, thanked the team of sodalists who worked in the recent Catholic Charities Drive.* Refreshments were seryed by members of the Social Life committee at the close of the meeting.COTTON COUTURE Horrockses Fashiong Ltd.of London, England, have issued invitations to a luncheon and fashion show to be held at the Normandie Roof, Mount Royal Hotel, on Wednesday.Dresses, hostess gowns, suits and beachwear made {rom Horrockses fine cottons will be presented.je of Notre Dame de Grace and all of the west-end of Montreal was the topic of an informal address given by Dr.James Griffith at the Women\u2019s Auxiliary meeting on Wednesday, November 10th.Dr.Griffith also enlarged upon the opportunities these services have to keep the The speaker noted that the work of the Homoeopathic Hospital ¥has grown as the district has grown, and that calls for the ambulance, which are answered immediately to all parts of the city, are more numerous than ever before.The accident and out-patient treatments, said Dr.Griffith, as well as the clinics, have doubled ing the years since the hospital opened its doors for service.Private patients also, who do not need hospital bed care, are given blood tests and x-ray treatment in the modern up-to-date operating and dressing rooms of the out-door patient department.It is hoped that in the near future this department will be enlarged, as more space is greatly needed to meet the demands of an ever growing community.Dr.Griffith was introduced by Mrs.E.D.Johnson, President of the Women's Auxiliary, and thanked by Mrs.Maurice Stoker.Refreshments 1ivere served at the close of the meeting.\u2018 For World Service Fund In an endeavor to raise $1,800.00 for the World Service Fund, an organization that is doing much to help the devastated countries of Europe and the East, the Y.W.C.A.is holding a fair tomorrow and Saturday, in the Y.W.C.A.building on Dorchester Street.The highlight of the event will be the dances held by various organizations.The Hi-Y Clubs of Westmount wiil sponsor the tea dance on Friday afternoon, while the Club Rendezvous will hold a dance on Friday evening.On Saturday evening, the Co-Ed Club will sponsor the dance.The various booths will be, open until early in the evenings, and will feature a snack bar, homemade candy, a fish-pond, tea cup readings, a puppet show, and a Christmas booth.There will also be a sale of handicrafts, and a white elephant booth, and bridge will be played.Mrs.R.Clement Holden is President of the World Service organis zation, and all interested are invited to attend the fair, in aid of a worthy cause.te NEW SHORT COAT THE is not only uppermost in the fashion-world.but it's the perfect solution to your budgeting problem.\u2018Select this 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FLOMEN AND LUSSIER INC.HA.0622 1178 Sherbrooke W.- lid and tripled many times over dur-.YWCA Will Hold Fair Mr.Lyon W.Jacobs, K.C., has returned to Montreal from Halifax where he attended a conference of the Provincial Command, Canadian Legion.Mrs.K.W.Matheson will pour tea at the annual meeting and tea, of the Needlework Guild of Canada, being held tomorrow afternoon at half-past three o'clock in Stevenson Hall, Drummond Street.Spring Fashion Preview is to be presented by the Montreal Fashion Group, with Arnold G.Evans directing, at His Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday at half-past eight o'clock, Proceeds, less taxes, will be given in aid of the Canadian Cancer Society.WEDDINGS BURKE \u2014 NEISF Tall standards of white chrysanthemums decorated the altar and sanctuary of St.Malachy's Church on Saturday morning at ten o'clock, for the marriage of Miss Gloria Frances Escombe Neish, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.V.G.Neish, of Hampstead, and Mr.Michael Alastar Burke, only son of Mr, and Mrs.Michael T.Burke of \u2018Montreal.The Rev.Fa- \"ther M.J.Healy performed the ceremony, and Prof.McCaffrey was at the organ.Mr.Neish gave his daughter in marriage, her only attendant being her sister, Mrs, Howard Pul- lam.Mr.Howard Pullam was best man.Ushers were Mr, Thomas Donaldson, Mr.William Shaw, Mr.Fred McCaffrey and Mr.John Hennesesy.The bride was gowned in periwinkle blue crepe, made floor- length and trimmed with silver braid.From a blue and silver halo hung her shoulder length veil and she carried a bouquet of forget- me-nots and pink and white roses.The matron of honor, in a long: bustle frock of regal blue faille, wore a matching bonnet and carried yellow chrysanthemums.Mrs.Neish, mother of the bride, .was wearing a floor-length dress of grey crepe and a hat of blue velvet flowers, her corsage cluster being of pink carnations and cornflowers.Mrs.Burke, the bridegroom's mother, gowned in sapphire blue, wore a toning hat and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses, The reception was held in Salon E of the Windsor Hotel, where the bride\u2019s table was adorned with bowls of yellow and white chrysanthemums and later the newlyweds left for New York on their honeymoon.For travelling the bride wore 8 nigger brown wool ANTIQUE FURNITURE including 50 chalrs, 18 chests of drawers, 4 sofes, 40 tables, 12 mirrors and odd pieces.AU In excellent condition.Reasonable Prices M.LARSEN 1257 Greene Ave.WI.7966 © FARRELL'S À BCATERING SERVICE | WEDDINGS, BANQUETS & RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 § A) THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Married In St.Malachy\u2019s R= p Mr.and Mrs.Michael! Alastar Burke, photographed following their wedding in St.Malachy's Church, Hampstead, on Saturday afternoon.Mrs.Burke, formerly Miss Gloria Frances Escombe Neish, is the youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.V.G.Neish of Hampstead.Mr.Burke is the only son of Mr.and Mrs.Michael T.Burke, of Montreal.gabardine suit, with a brown hat trimmed with coq feathers and forest green accessories.Mr.and Mrs.Burke will reside in Montreal.LEWIS \u2014 COMBER St, Andrews United Church, Westmount, was the scene of a wedding on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, when Miss Vera Daisy Adelaide Comber, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Comber, of Notre Dame de Grace, was united in marriage to Mr.Charles William David Lewis, son of Mr.and Mrs, W.H.Lewis, also of Notre Dame de Grace.Rev.D.M.Grant officiated, and Mr.Phillips Motley played the wedding music.Standards of palms and white chrysanthemums decorated the church and the soloist was Miss Anne Watson.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white velvet, made in French style, with a high neckline draped from one shoulder, and long sleeves ending in points over the hands, the skirt caught at the hipline with clusters of flowers to match, and falling into a long train.] Hed finger-tip veil was held in place by a coronet of ostrich feathers, Her semi-cascade bouquet was of white carnations and pink roses.The bridegroom's gift, a pearl necklace, was her only ornament.The matron of honour was Mrs.W.H.Bigglestone, Jr., of Melrose, Mass, sister of the bride, the bridesmaids being Miss Bette Skil- lin, of Lynn, Mass., Miss Joan Mc- Gregor, Miss Joan Lee and Miss Verna Waldron, all of Montreal.Miss Gail Bigglestone.of Melrose Mass., niece of the bride was junior bridesmaid and Miss Linda Comber, of Montreal, flower girl for her aunt.Acting as best man was Mr.George James Hunter and as ushers Mr, Clarence Comber, brother of the bride, Mr.Fred Smith and Mr, W.P.Wilson all of Montreal and Mr.W.H.Bigglestone, Jr., of Melrose, Mass., brother-in-law of the bride.The matron of honour, in a princess gown of precious pink satin, with an overskirt forniing a bustle effect in the back, carried a muff of the same material as her gown, trimmed with white fur and having a cluster of white mums in the center.Her headband was of white fur.The bridesmaids and juniors bridesmaid were in skylark blue; and the flower girl in pink, Their they also wore white fur headbands and carried muffs.Mrs.Comber, mother of the bride, was in a floor-length gown of blue embroidered silk, with blue hat with pink feather, and black accessories.Her corsage was of pink roses, Mrs.Lewis, mother of the groom.was in a floor-length dress of grey voile, with neckline of lace and plum-coloured feather hat, and black accessories.Her corsage was of aweetheart roses.A reception in the Blue Room of the Ritz-Carlton followed the ceremony.Here, the bride's table was decorated with white mums, Mr.(Continued on Page 14) PAGE ELEVEN \u2014 The American Women's Club of Montreal will hold their annual Thanksgiving Buffet Supper and Dance on Thursday evening, November 25, in the Ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.Mrs.W.H.Roe, president of the club, extends a cordial invitation to all members and friends, who wish to take part in this traditional event.Mrs.R.Linton entertained at a tea on Sunday afternoon, in honour of Mrs.G.H.Sedger, of Vic toria, B.C., who is returning home next week.Mrs, W.H.Sawyer and Mrs.W.Graw poured tea, while Miss G.Sawyer, Mrs.Ralph Linton, Mrs.R.Valpy, and Mrs.M.McCullen assisted in serving refreshments.Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Fraser arrived here from Ottawa over the week-end, to attend the christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Donald C.Fraser, of Mayfair Ave- Westmount, officiated at the cere mony.The baby was given the names Ian Donald.The parents of the infant entertained at a small reception, following the ceremony.HAVE YOUR PEN REPAIRED BY A SPECIALIST WHILE-U-WAIT © All makes repaired and rebuilt.© Authorized PARKER repair service.© Retail sales of fountain pens and pencils.Montreal Pen Clinic 1259 Bleury St.BE.7167 (Just below St.Catherine St.) nue.The Rev.C.C.Cochrane, of Melville Presbyterian Church, Le =] All Sal si 5029 Sherbrooke West 25% Discount Sale CLEARING Coats and Suits Gracemode \u20ac (Opposite Westmount Theatre} oe es Final WAInut 4771 ~~ \" T = = dresses were fashioned similarly to É | tnat of-the-matron-of honour, and 2 The Home of FROM $5 to $15 Skilled Operators FOR ® Komols © Marcels © Finger Waves me : ® Manicures Miss Shirley, Hair Stylist de- ° : luxe and outstanding artiste Facials in the art of hair dyeing and ® Hair tinting, has returned from Treatments attending various Hairdressers\u2019 Conventions and ® Eyebrow is ready to advise you on : the most up-to-date hair Arching, etc.styles, 4129 St.Catherine W., FI.7842 YOUR LAST CHANCE! before me noun must 10 HAVE À PERMANENT AT THESE LOW PRICES From Friday, Nov.19th, to Reduced to $10.00 SPECIAL! 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old girls and their friends are cordially invited.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Joan Hurst Hayes, 2097 Marlowe Ave.DE.3438.Rummage Sales The Colonel Arthur O.Blois Primary Chapler 1.0.D.E.is holding a rummage sale tomorrow at 2.15 p.m.in St.Simon's Church Hall, 500 Decourselles St., St.Henri.Under auspices of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter IODÆ.a rummage sale will take place on \u2018Wednesday, Wesley Church Hall, Royal and Notre Dame de Giace Avenues, commencing at 2 p.m.\u2018The Mothers Benevolent Club of Westmount announces a rum- => AAre You Entertaining?WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Funch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen, For All Occasions @ New Bridge Sets For Sale ® Bench & Table Service :@ Phore PL, 7032 Regd.} Establ:sled 1919 3878 St.Urbain Noverober 24th, in, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 Xavier Guild Urged to Pray WOMAN'S REAIM \u2014 » BE ON TIME Readers are reminded that news reports and announcements for the women\u2019s pages should be sent in over the week-end, or a» seon after as is possible.To contact the social editor, phone WA.2713.useiul articles to take place to- morow at 5625 Sherbrooke Street, West, near Marcil Avenue.The sale will begin at 1 p.m.sharp and those interested should be on hand early to make their selections from a well-stocked bargain counter.The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment will hold their semi-annual rummage sale tomorrow afternoon, at 2 p.min the Westmount Armoury, 4625 St.Catherine St.West.The Armoury will be open until that time for all contributions of clothing, toys, books, trinkets, etc.Please mark all parcels \u201cR.M, R.Rummage Sale\u2019, Contributions may be left at the following homes: Mrs.G.W.Whitehead, 3484 Peel St, Montreal; Mrs.E.Walton, 541 Prince Albert Ave, Westmount.Proceeds from the sale will be used for welfare work for the next of kin of the Regiment.Mrs, A, W.Acland will convene, assisted by Mrs.M.Brickman, and members of the Ladies\u2019 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Ave.St.Andrew's WA The Women\u2019s Association of St.Andrew's United Church, West- mount, will meet on Tuesday at 2 p.m.Mrs.David Wilson and the ladies of No.1 Group will act as tea hostesses, \u2014- Sccial and Personal LEWIS \u2014 COMBER (Continued from Page 11) Lewis and his bride left for New York City and New England States for their honeymoon, the bride wearing for travelling a dusty blue fitted coat with squirrel furs over a rose crepe dress with gray accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.They will reside on Patrica Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace.SIMS \u2014 ROSS The marriage of Miss Winnifred Evelyn Ross, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, John Donald Ross, of Montreal West, and Mrs.William Edward Sims, son of Mrs.Grace H.Sims and Mr.William C, Sims, of Montreal, took place at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, in Calvary United Church, West- mount, the Very Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D., officiating.Mrs.Douglas Kirk sang \u201cBecause\u201d, and the organist was Miss Vera Jamieson, Yellow and white chrysanthemums adorned the church for the occasion.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white jacquard crepe, fashioned with fitted bodice, bateau neckline, sleeves extending in points over the hands.a flared peplum coming to a point at the back and the skirt extending into a slight train.Her fingertip veil was held in place with clusters of bouvardia, and her bouquet was of Joanna Hill roses.Miss Vera Warnock, of Fairville, N.B., as maid of honour, was in deep blue crepe, fashioned in the same style as the bride's gown, but with cap sleeves, Miss Elizabeth Sims, sister of the bridegroom as bridesmaid, wore a gown of American Beauty taffeta, similarly fashioned.Both attendants carried bouquets of yellow carnations and cream mums, and wore floral headdresses.Mr, Cuthbert Mann acted as best man for the groom and the ushers were Mr.Alex Ross, brother of the bride, Mr.August Grater, Mr.Leonard Park, Mr.Robert Weir and Mr.Harold Ross.Mrs.Ross, mother of the bride, was in a floor-length dress of grey crepe, with two-tone grey hat, trimmed with American Beauty feathers and matching accessories.Her corsage was of Better Time roses.Mrs.Sims, mother of the groom, wore a street-length frock of gold crepe, trimmed with bronze sequins, a feathered hat and matching accessories, Her corsage was of yellow carnations and bronze mums.A reception was held in the Montreal West Town Hall after the ceremony.The bride's table was centered with the wedding cake, huckleberry greens and heather sent from Hcotland.The couple left by plane to spend their honeymoon in New York, Bermuda and Washington.For travelling the bride wore a brown and white check suit, dark brown hat and accessories with For Persecuted Folk Abroad The Rev.Edward Francis Sheridan, S.J, was guest speaker at the November meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild.Fr, Sheridan, recently returned from Europe after spending over two years in England, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Austria and France.\u201cReligions Impressions\u201d werex mainly of Italy, Austria and France In some parts, the speaker said, religion was a matter of the heart and feelings, rather than of practice, owing to the difficult condition of the times.In Italy alone where over two millions of men were unemployed, the morale of family life suffered.green top coat and a corsage of gardenias.Out of town guests were Mrs.Robert Newton, of Edmonton, Alta.and Miss Alice Read, of Teulon, Mass., aunts of the bride; Mrs.J, Warnock and Miss Vera Warnock, of Fairville, N.B., with others from Ottawa and Rich- His subject After seeing so much misery and want, with the threat of Communism and other evils, the speaker said, it made one feel truly thanke ful to be born a Canadian and he urged all to thank Gor for our great heritage, Canada, and to pray constantly for, and help in every way possible, those countries that are so persecuted.; Mrs.J.M.Hayes, president, introduced Fr.Sheridan, who was thanked by Mrs.Hatton R.Uns- worth, Mrs.W.J.McBrearty, sang se veral selections, accompanied by Miss Ethel McDermott, music convener.Very Rev.J.T.McCaffrey, moderator of the Guild, spoke briefly.Mrs.Peter Reid and committteg, served refreshments.3 ELITE EERE EEE ERE REESE RERRRRRREREERR UNBREAKABLE CONTACT LENSES OFFICIAL OPTICIANS C.N.R, & St.Luke\u2019s Hospital Tel.PL.8371-2 J.HENRY RICHARDSON, 0.D.J.HENRY RICHARDSON )R., Ba.O, OPTICAL PARLOUR 888 ST.CATHERINE W.(Near Central Station) PLASTI c * © ARTIFICIAL EYES * © EVENINGS by Appointment VHS UNNY NUS FX FRA HUF AUNMUN M Optometrists EXHIBITION PAINTINGS by Stanley B.Wilson At 231 Elm Avenue, Westmount Nov.20th to Dec.4th Daily 2 to 10 P.M.> \"UE FOR YOUR SECURITY LEARN TO DRIV SAFELY IN '5 EASY 1-HOUR LESSONS MODERN, IMPROVED METHODS DRIVING SCHOOL .1 CORNWALL AVE.AE OPEN FROM 8 AM.TO 8 P.M.INNER.We Call of Your Home For Your Lessons Free of Charge AT.4588 MONTREAL 16 EL.8056 - AVOID CATCHING COLD STARTING TODAY WITH RONDEAU'S MEDICINE A Health Building Tonic 40 oz.Bottle, $9.00 plus Tax ORDERS DELIVERED 390A VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT \u2014 QUE.; gE mm aes amie EEE BE OBEC'E'E Br ES EE mm Vm SEN rer at ridan, | Eng- ubject y and mmu- peaker thank- ind he r our nd to elp in intries : nt, in- ) Was Uns- ng sed ed by c cony, MO- riefly.ritttez, | .hall in the city has above 0.320CESOC UE >OC OC po >Oo< i OC\u2014O< >0C >0< >0< 20 DOC D0 D0 DOC | In No Man\u2019 Land >O< >o tricia mn on s the aim ad ach 4 Musical and Bette Davis Films at Westmount, Sun.\u201cGive My Regards To Broadway,\" the new Technicolor musical opening Sunday at the West- mount Theatre, brings to the screen the warm, nostalgic and lively story of a grand (some called them \u201czany\u201d) family of troupers who just wouldn't die when vaudeville did.Starring Dan Dailey, who scored a sensation in \u201cMother Wore Tights,\u201d the unusual story with music features an outstanding supporting cast headed by Charles Winninger, Nancy Guild, Charlie Ruggles and Fay Bainter, The picture, garnished with singing and dancing (and fancy juggling thrown in for a good measure,) blends poignant drama and highhearted humor with unusual romance as it unfolds its saga of a family that carried Broadway with it wherever it went.\u201cGive My Regards To Broadway\u201d is the story of \u201cAlbert The Great & Family\u201d who persisted in living\u2014and hoping\u2014in the golden era of vaudeville, although vaudeville whs dead, and movies obvioysly here to stay.There's Dad (Charles Winninger), \u201cAlbert The Great\u201d himself, who can't forget the \u201cbig time\u201d, and is waiting for its certain return.There's Mom (Fay Bainter), who seems almost as happy in calico as she was in tights.There are the lovely daughters (Batbara Lawrence and Jane Nigh) who let love break up the act.And there's Bert (Dan Dailey) who is the act, but who wins stardom in another way, The story starts when the final curtain falls on vaudeville in 1928.Although he accepts a job in an industrial plant \u2014 \u201cbetween engagements\u201d\u2014Dad keeps rehearsing and improving the family act for the day when they return to Broadway, where they belong.The girls are impatient, and are ready to sacrifice the roar of public acclaim in the fuzzy future for wedding bells here and now.But Bert\u2014he\u2019s Dad\u2019s pride, joy and last hope; talented from his toes to his fingertips and sure \u201cheadliner\u201d timber\u2014is not interested in romance, or anything else except the stage.Cupid, however, finds his mark on Bert.How it happens, and what happens when it does happen, is said to lead to a climax as unusuñl as it is exciting and heartwarming.Second Feature Bette Davis\u2019 latest film, \u201cWinter Meeting\u201d, the added attraction, is her 57th film and her 46th starring role.She made her screen bow as a platinum blonde in \u201cBad Sister\u201d, and her first starring part was in \u201cEx-Lady.\u201d She has appeared in five pictures with one- word titles, the shortest being \u201cSeed\u201d.The longest title of a Davis film was \u201cThe Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex.\u201d Eleven of her starring films were stage play adaptations, Ten were based on novels, including \u201cWinter Meeting\u201d her newest one.It tells a heart-throbbing story of a New England poetess, who falls in love with a returned naval hero, James Davis, a comparative newcomer, plays opposite the star.Bretaigne Windust, celebrated Broadway director, is responsible for the direction of this offering.PRESENTS \u201cHELP YOURSELF\" A Commedy by Paul Vulpius NOV.25 - DEC.4 8.45 p.m.Box Office Opens Nov.22 \u2014 9.30 a.m.-5.30 p.m.1550 Guy St.\u2014 Fl.4683 All Seats Reserved \u2014 $1.98 Tax Ine.Latecomers not admitted until the interval A United.CHheatne (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY! Its Charm Is its People Who Brought \u201cA Little Singing, A Lite Dancing And A Lot of Happiness Into The World! YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN FOLKS, TILL YOU SEE 11} DAILEY Ke WO ER | Regards lo Broadway CA XN OR CHARLES WINNINGER - NANCY 2412 CHARLIE RUGGLES - FAY BAITED DAVIS Ps wirw JANIS PAIGE + JAMES DAVIS TODAY and SATURDAY! \"SUMMER HOLIDAY,\" color by Technicolor, with Mickey Rooney and Gloria deHaven.\"WOMAN IN WHITE,\u201d with Eleanor Parker and Sydney Greenstreet.THE EXAMINER, Ï MONTREAL VIOLIST PLAYS IN TEXAS Boyd Pellow, formerly a member of the Viola section of the Orchestra of the Concerts Symphoniques, is now a member of the San Antonio Texas Symphony Orchestra.Mr.Pellow, who is a graduate of the Academie de Musique of Quebec in Viola and Piano, winning several prizes with distinc tion, has also studied under Louis Bailly at the Provincial Conservatory of Music and recently under the famous violist William Primrose.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 \"they presented their first major 1 { Pan\u201d.Hundreds of disappointed i children were ' cause the house was packed to Reinharz as the dog nurse, and , capacity but there will be a re-| i peat performance | sixteen years of age, looked and ler bP: | played the part like a veteran, |it on its directors, Dorothy Davis _\u2014 PAGE NINETEEN Children\u2019s Theatre Repeats \u201cPeter Pan\u201d Play Saturday Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, directors of the Children\u2019s Theatre achieved another great success Saturday afternoon when ful audience, Joyce MacKenzie made a very dainty Tinker Bell, and Michael and Leonard Cytryn- baum turned in good performances as Michael and John, It is diffi- performance of the season \u201cPeter cult to mention all the names of | tne large cast, but Raylene Vine- berg, as the maid, turned away be- and Cecile | thé balance of the cast including the Lost Boys, the Indians, the Fairies and the Pirates all played their parts to perfection.\u201cPeter Pan\u201d rerlects great cred- this Saturday afternoon.Anne McCubbin, though only with all the charm needed for and Violet Walters, as the per- the role of Mrs.Darling, mother | formance ran as smoothly as any of Wendy and the two boys, Mic- | Professional production with col- hael and John.In addition to her orful costumes, splendid lighting splendid acting, she sang Brahin's | and scenic effects, Lullaby to the children in the| One had only to watch the nursery delightfully, and Bonar | hundreds of children who witness- Stuart as Mr.Darling gave aed the show, to know that it was finished performance.a great success.They cheered for David Luck made an excellent : Peter Pan when the sword fight Peter Pan, Virginia Emerson was | took place with Capt.Hook.They splendid as Wendy and Dick Fas- | applauded thunderously when ton portrayed the role of Capt.Peter asked the audience if they Hool: with all the venom hich |believed in Fairies, and, at the mäde him disliked by his youth- finale, the cheers and applause Susan Peters in ed to become a doctor.Now, she knows how fortunate she is to have chosen acting as a career.Susan, who has returned to the screen for the first time since her accident in Columbia's \u2018The Sign of The Ram\u201d, at the Monk- land Theatre, plays her entire role in a wheelchair.And she considers herself lucky that she selected a life work where she can continue to work, despite a physical handicap.As a matter of fact Susan believes that the strong dramatic part she has in \u201cThe Sign of the Ram,\u201d based on Margaret Ferguson's best-selling novel, is her best opportunity to date.Alexander Knox, Phyllis Thaxter, Peggy Ann Garner, Ron Randell, Dame May Whitty and Al- lene Roberts co-star with her in tion.\u201cIts a far cry from the ingenue roles I played in such films as \u2018Random Harvest\u2019 and \u2018Song of Russia\u2019,\u201d states Susan.\u201cThis part is a real, flesh and blood woman, one that is dimensional and genuine.She is a combination of both good and bad.In other : words the role of Leah is that of a human being.\u201d Susan\u2019s pluck in continuing her career is in the best theatrical tradition.She is not the first trouper to continue to act in the face of accident and illness.And she will not be the first performer or the last to be cheered to new heights of popularity by a loyal public.Added Feature A musical romance with a new flourish, laid in the nostalgic 1912 period against flamboygnt San # Francisco, accents Warner Bros\u2019 newest musical piece, \u201cApril Showers,\u201d with Jack Carson and Ann Sothern, - Besides the particular bustle of the period and its accompanying romantic drama which is presented \u201cApril Showers\u201d also introduces a new Jack Carson, Usually associated with straight comic assignments, the performer reveals a fuller scope to his marked talent.He hoofs, sings, clowns .+ o and delivers a particularly fine dramatic characterization.Miss Sothern is, as always, charming and beautiful.Her singing and dancing is another bright mark in the proceedings.Young Bobby Ellis,.who hails from radio, makes a good impression as the young son, bent on following the footlights.Robert Alda supplies the other member of the adult triangle, and also is called on for singing and dancing chores.8.Z.Sakall\u2019s pres- Susan Peters at one time want- ence in the cast the Irving Cummings produc- dication that the Children's The- 66\u201d | | e Si |atre scored another triumph.THE FIRST RULE 9 M ] d | All children ask questions about e am at onk an j sex and the parents\u2019 answers should never be untrue or evasive.The cardinal rule is: Tell your child the truth, giving him enough information to answer his imme- Of special interest to Patrons giate question.Use language he The Monkland Theatre pre- can understand and tell him that sents first run news day and date I such matters are best tallied about with the downtown theatres.only in the family circle.assures much humorous and appealing comedy.\u2014 of the packed house was an in- LAST SHOWING TODAY AT THE MONKLAND Victor Mature in \"Fury at Furnace Creek\u201d Also \"The Man Within\u2019 .Michel Redgrave In Technicolor March Of Time Showing \"New Trains For Old\" emotionel novel! POOPPOPOIP 08 OIE PP 128 20p 8 0000 POSS CPO PPO PO GOIIII Iss, COLUMBIA PICTURES presents SUSAN PETERS : | The Sign the Ram co-starring i ALEXANDER KNOX - PRTLLIS THAXTER- PEGEY ANN GARNER ° 8 RON RANDELL - DAME MAT WANT: 7 J ZND SMASH HIT 2 i À ill 7 I2AULTIME SONG / IRST RUN NEWS IN MONTREAL === 2e PAGE TWENTY WHS PUCKMEN D.N.McRae Coaching Sen.A Purple And White Team By ART SCHWARTZ Westmount High School began its hockey season with its initial drill held last Saturday at the Forum.As yet, not much can be said about the team except that it will boast a great change in personnel from last year.Some of the boys who played Senior B loop last season will likely make the big jump to Senior A ranks.T he team will be coached by Mr.D.N, McRoe, the man who coached a Westmount High team to a Protestant section title two seasons back.Mr.McRae will be starting out from scratch this season but he has almost 60 candidates to choose from.Basketball Westmount High's basketball | practices are expected to begin in the near future and it's hoped that Mr, Buckmaster will again | do the coaching.The team will be + built around Dennis Skinner, last Tyears all star forward.Gerry .Friedman, a promising Senior B \u2018player from last year, should show up well.Gordie Hellyer is also expected to have a good season.Football Windup Westmount's fighting Purple and White walked off the field at Molson Stadium on Armistice Day on the short end of a close 6-0 score, dejected but nevertheless gaining a moral victory in holding the University St.twelve to 6 points.Overheard in the aftergame crowd was the exclamation: \u201cHoly Smoke, I felt sure Montreal High would smear Westmount\u201d.Many others in the stands thought the same although, of course, the Westmount section gave no indication of giving up hope of win- ; ing the coveted crown.Although it they lost the game, the Purple + and White lost none of their hard y von prestige and they can well be {proud of the magnificent display \u2018they -put on.Westmount definitely held an edge throughout but both teams | ls I, a.mn ea +, \u2014 a .DON'T CUSS! we'll fix \u2018em {like new in Don't fret when you | unpack and find your suits wrinkled and soiled from travel.Send them to us.We'll return them.within 4 Days cleaned pressed and freshened.We pick up and deliver.Call MA.5646.1322 Sherbrooke St., West de.x played well, both defensively and offensively, Costly penalties and fumbles broke the backs of the losers and Montreal High made the most of the opportunities after they had recovered a blocked kick on Westmount\u2019s 17.Lozinski went over for a touchdown shortly afterwards with Walsh making the convert.In the dying moments of the last quarter Westmount put on a terrific sustained downfield drive to come within a whisker of tieing up the game, only to have a touchdown mullified behave a touchdown nullified be- Luck, however\u2019 was not smiling on the Westmounters as the seconds quickly sped by to end the game.The Stars If any individual players can be picked out of the two lineups to be called the outstanding players the laurels would probably fall to Westmount's Laffoley, Crombie, Ferrabee, Lord, Mundel and Montreal High's Lozinski, Walsh and Quinn, Congratulations are due to likeable coach Jim Patrick, who by his expert and patient help nearly brought the championship into the hallowed halls of Westmount.After such a disappointing season last year the 1948 edition was certainly a heaven sent or should we say a Patrick sent team.Not forgetting the newly crowned Protestant Senior A champions, congratulations are due to the Blue and White from Montreal High and to Mr.Fred Urquhart who did such a swell job for his first year coaching.We, the spectators.think that the men on the line did a terrific job and that they are due a lot -more credit than they get all season.11B won the boys\u2019 Inter-class Bordenball, Due to the fact that the Ice Capades have been at the Forum this past week there has not been any hockey practice.Our late congratulations go to the girls they won the Inter-school Tennis Tournament and thus take the cup for another year.The Boys\u2019 Inter - class Basketball schedule has started and it is predicted that it will be a tight race between the 11s for the championship.Westmount Old Girls will take on the Girls\u2019 A and B teams Saturday morning.This is the first year it is being held and it is hoped that it will become an annual affair \u2014 Let's go, girls.- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 HOLD FIRST DRILL ERS 2 UP AND OVER, BOYS! - Forward Pete Babando of the Boston Bruins hockey team takes off into space after a hard body check by Bill Moe of the New York Rangers.The Rangers won 2-0 in New York.Four Westmount Boxers Will Fight At Loyola Tonite By JACK BERMINGHAM Four Westmount boxers will be featured in the boxing shows at Loyola tonight in the person of Milt Orr, Bucky Orr, Ray Orr, and John Foy.The show, which takes place at the Loyola gymnasium, will begin at 8.15 p.m.The bouts will take place in the following order: Brian Shee vs.Bert Berthiaume both of Loyola and weighing 125 1bs.,, Golden Glove champ John Foy of St.Leo's vs, John Broderick of the Iverly Club at 115 1bs., Ray Orr of Loyola vs.Bruce Dick of the Iverly Club at 120 lbs, Kev.Shea of Loyola vs.Doug Lee of McGill at 130 lbs, John Griffin of Loyola vs.Frank McGuigan of McGill at 135 lbs.Milton Orr of McGill vs.Bordeaway weighing 150 lbs.Ed Da Costa of Loyola vs.Shelton of the Terminal Club \u201cY\u201d at 128 lbs.The last fight will be between Bucky Orr of Loyola and Harry Wilks of the Iverly Club at 140 lbs.Tennis Club Plans Social Evening The Oak Room of the Victoria Hall will be the scene of a meeting to organize the presentation of prizes for tournaments held this summer.The committee is meeting at 8.00 p.m., on Wednesday, the 24th, to discuss further arrangements as to proper date etc.suitable for everyone.Cardinals Win Touch Rugby Championship Ross Southward\u2019s smart Cardinals in the Six Man Municipal Touch Rugby League defeated Pat Baker's Tornado's 22-0, to win the Bantam section Championship.For the winners, S.War- nock, R, Southward and T.Skinner with a touchdown each were the stars.\u2026 For the losers Pat Baker and Eddie Kalil played a good game.Crests will be awarded to the winners, Anglers' News Lake St.Louis Anglers report that their building fund came paign is progressing very well, The money raised through this campaign is to be used for the construction of a clubhouse, The Lake St.Louis Anglers feel that, with a membership of over 1500, a building of their own is essential.This building will be used as a place where fishermen can meet in congenial surroundings, where all meetings will be held, would be Derby Headquarters and also a place where boats, motors and fishing gear can be stored.The funds are being raised in this campaign, through the sale of life, 10-year and 5-year memberships.There are a number of volunteer workers NOW Canvassing the members but anyone may take out one of these memberships by dropping a line to P.O.Box 65, Lachine, P.Q.The next general meeting of the Lake St.Louis Anglers will be held on November 25 in the Lachine High School Auditorium.The second indoor casting cone test will also be held, this cone test to commence at 7.30 p.m.The door prize this meeting will be a South Bend No.400 level winding casting reel.It is the intention of the Editor of \u201cAnglers News\u201d, the publication mailed to all members of Lake St, Louis Anglers, to start a question and answer corner.They would like members to submit questions to P.O.Box 65, Lachine, P.Q.These questions and answers will be printed in this \u2018monthly publication.Human relations will change when human nature does.2015 MINTO AVE, ® BODY REPAIRS ® PAINTING ® WELDING Cuaranteed Workmanship \u2014 Reasonable Rates C.& A.AUTO REPAIRS ({Corner Western \u2014 Below the tracks) EL.6379 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA BONDS 3%% dve November 15, 1951 have been called for payment November 15, 1948 These bonds should be presented foi redemption with all coupons of later date attached.No further interest will be paid on these bonds after this date.School Rugby Standings SENIOR SECTION | (NEAR MOUNTAIN ST.) W.L.T.F.A.Pls, 6 1 0119 29 42 5 2 0204 29 35 5 2 0 84 G2 3 3 3 0 62116 24 2 5 0116118 14 1 6 0 36 142 7 07 0 1187 0 \u201c(Montreal High won championship).Loyola G 0 0123 22 48 McGee 383807279 .Cath.2 4 0 40 73 14 SECTION 6 0 0217 8 12 5 1 0114 87 10 4 2 0 71 53 8 33 0160 H1 6 ee eae 2 4 0 0831322 4 15 0013208 2 RAR 0060015181 0 SECTION 4 2 2111 57 10 35049102 #6 0 80171416 0 6 0 0178 1 12 4 1 1 81 87 9 33042 905 6 231 2 62 5 FP 5 pts, St.George\u2019g \u201c10\u201d: J.Benoit, 367; H.Beloff, 365; J.Yondan, 103; J.Flannery, 223; O.Cohen,\u2019 397; S.Goodman, 389; total, 1844.Royal Edward: T.Tuffey, 395; T.McDermid, 335; G.Andrews, 354; G.Kercher, 381; R.Ross, 422; total, 1887.Royal Edward won 2 games\u2014 5 pts.SAFE WATER Improper wells may be the cause of serious disease in rural districts.Wells should be placed an adequate distance from homes or outhouses and should be protected from surface drainage.The importance of a safe well cannot be overstressed.The location of a well depends on the nature of the surrounding areas.Use a button hole stitch when sewing on hooks and eyes and snaps, It's a neater job, and stronger, League in Victoria Hall on Wed-.The McGILL FOOTBALL Coach Vic Obek\u2019s McGill Redmen last Saturday finished one of fourth or last place, due to their 10-7 loss to Queens.That loss left absolutely no improvement on the former incumbent, Pop Kerr's postwar record of 2 wins and 8 losses.The big trouble with the McGill Crew this year was a lack of knowledge of blocking and tackling- tionists like Johnny Metras, Bob Masterson, and Frank Tindall, sutf omissions are disastrous.There's talk of next year up on the Sherbrooke Street campus, but sad to say, things look even bleaker for next fall.First of all, the Kowal, John Birkett, Johnny Crincich, Bill Orban, Lorne Daggett, Bobby Dutord and Johnny Porter.That's a complete.backfield and what you've got left is strictly from hunger.Maybe old Pop Kerr's system wasn\u2019t so bad as it seemed, for the ancient gentleman never had the material that Obeck had this year, ball at McGill is definitely at a low ebb, but there is one reassuring factor.The Redmen, loser of their last five games with no immediate improve! ALOUETTES OUT - This years edition of the Alouettes was the best that Lew Hay- man has had in his three years in Montreal, but it still wasn\u2019t good enough to beat Ottawa\u2019s Rough Riders on Saturday afternoon in the Capital.Sporting a two point serles lead going into the tussle, the Als just couldn\u2019t cope with the defensive and offensive strength of the Riders, who were in the process of playing their best game of the season.They outcharged, \u2018outran, and outfought the Montrealers, but most important, they outthought Hayman\u2019s team, If the game had been played on a dry field, there is no telling how high the score might have gone, in fact the Als were lucky to get away with only 15 points being scored on them.Erle Chipper, usually reliability itself, missed four field goal attempts, while the Alouettes were being so completely outplayed that they couldn\u2019t get beyond their own 3£-yard line until well on in the fourth quarter.They couldn\u2019t crack the tough Ottwa ling, and it was \u2018too muddy.to run the ends effectively.\u2018On the other hand, Tony Golab and Howie Turner were waltzing through the Montreal line at ease, and Bob Paffrath was proving himself a great heavy ball passer with his six touchdown, So Ottawa goes up against Frankie Filchock's Hamilton Tigers on Saturday, and barring unforeseen circumstances they should have litle trouble witli the crew from the Ambitious City.worry will be Filchock's passing, and with defenders like Don Loney; whose foot should be ready, Steve Karrys, and Doug Smylie, they should get by the Tigers.Thelr next worry will be that good Calgary team, but it the Riders can keep playing at their Saturday peak, they should be the next Grey Cup holders.NOTES Ottawa is a great football town, probably the best in the country, and is the foremost producer of home grown talent in Canada.Playing regularly for the Riders are Joe Asquini and Buck Rogers, from Ottawa Tech, and Brian Lynch from Ottawa St.Pats.Then there's young George MacPhall, with Ottawa Tech last season, and the fastest man on the Ottawa team.Many stores in the Capital City were featuring football displays, including goed luck signs and pictures of the various members of the Rough Riders team ., There\u2019 are eight teams in the Ive League now, with Brown, Pennsylvania, three, Princeton, Yale, and Harvard.Despite their scholastic reputations, the fact remains that these teams play the worst football of any American college conference, It's been said that they are so bad they even have trouble beating each other .Men! Want pep, vim normal vitality?\u2014 Thousands Regain Vigor, Easy Way t feeling weak, pentess, worn-out, rundoway older than your years.\u2018I'ry a little.e+ popping up mith stimulating, inv orating.revitallsing loods regenerating Ost! rex.ecis ly \u201cudvisen Jo men, women of 40 soute little.Soquaibted'.sine only 20s.ry Ostrex Ton jo Tih: lets to renew pep.vigor, iy and f younger.this very lay.At sll druggists.MENTAL MECHANISMS Almost every child in Canada starts life with at least normal mental equipment and normal phy- gical capacities.It is the type of guidance and training received from birth through adolescence that will largely determine the outcome as to mental health, The preservation of mental health begin3 the day the child is born.BRITISH TRAINING AND REPAIR METHODS Are essential when the maximum performance is required from your small car.Consult us when you need the services of engineers fully conversant with the high standard of workmanship your car demands \u2014 and deserves.SPORTS CAR TUNING BY EXPERTS Charges in strict accordance with the British 1.C.M.E.FLAT RATE SCHEDULE their most disappointing seasons of intercollegiate football play in - Obeck\u2019s two-year McGill record at 2 wins, 9 losses, and one tie, fundamentals, and in a league where the other coaches are perfec.Redmen will be losing thirteen regulars including Murray Hayes, Doug Heron, Johnny Hall, Vic Latimer, A] McLeod, Al Mann, Wally : te q i = ui line, and you take that away from this mediocre McGill team, and\".and his teams never lost games by scores like 56-5 and 41-0.No, foot.- hope of a change for the better, can't get any worse.They have to \u2018Conipletions in the first half one of which went for the game's first : Their chief Columbia, Darthmouth, and Cornell, being additions to the original - BRITISH & CONTINENTAL MOTOR |- COMPANY .Office: 4188 St.Catherine St.W.Werks: Greena Ave, Between , Phone WE.4019 Si.Catherine and Derchester Sts.2 du >, & S EN r 2 - il PAINTERS DECORATORS Residential, Commercial \u201cor Industrial Paperhanging - Sproy Pointing Interior & Exterior Painting Lageadse Vissenga & Co.LIMITED \u2014\u2014 A ar nn AND TANMINEE, VIS 1 MVUVE, Sim as IV.VIRAL Su, avo \u2014mo=zzemess me The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising > \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773 3c for ea 16 WORDS 35¢ ch additional word PAGE \u201cI'WENTY 1 ome © REFRIGERATORS ® WASHING MACHINES e RADIOS @ VACUUM RLWIN'S of Established in Lire .EL.1040 Detlmaten SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS ft aH On Reques PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK, NO ADS ACCEPTED ie 30 \"York Ave.Westmount , AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 439 t- p Member: , .in M Business Association of Westmount ng pay TT ce 18-a LIVING ACCOMMODATION 29 FOR SALE mn ; WANTED _ \u20ac 77 || | \u201cRADIO PHONOGRAPH TRADES AND McG LL UNIVERSITY professor re- a Stator table ; veille : squires 3 furnished rooms with kit- ROSSWORD PU LE R.C.A., Victor, table model, excellent ! 1S condition.Good chance Lu purchase \u2019 hen, from January to June.Write that extra machine, DIS.3230.K-26 PROFESSIONAL CARDS he or telephone University bursar, MA.Previous Puzale Answermm= CADY'S monkey fur oat.very reu- i - c + \u2019 al= 3, 181.R-3§ ACROSS 2.Money 19.Prophet Z[A[VINERSC |LIOIA|T sonable, DE, ocd, 4161, aiter 0 pm.20 WORDS 65e Iy 19 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS LT.Anyflatfish (Rom) 21 Takeout Fe 2 HER = 1037 ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH tt, WILL share our apartment, all con- 4.Herd of 8.Godot (print) ; dial EA FUR COAT venlences, 2 bedrooms, kitchen privi- whales pleasure 22 Happy = id À \u201ceges, etc.Prefer two business girls, American 4.Pants \u2019 JAIME GRA JF IRIA TI Sable dyed muskrat Lack coat, size a» EL.8939.R-27 \"Indian 5.Genus of 2¢.Large cask A|GIOPEAINARD) RIE 13, exceuent condition, aA.aT BUILDING REPALRS 3 È p C360 - _ ; 2 20 ROOMS TO LET 8.Expression lly 25.Swab-like ELA IE RME IN VACOUA CLEAN ER with pvt pre MCCAHLBY & ROY lewd, CA.133 .UESTROUNT __ Nleo font rm| Sftomow aDistgws pq précoce a Shers bee i ite sinus |S OR HS r, with fireplace, balcony, board ide 40.Soundofa 7.Oriental .Discomfit TI0[V[EID 16-40 SE nt Roi sired, gentleman.WE.- goose countr 28.River PIAIRICIL BRIT VIAL T + RTE \u2014 PC DÉCORAF = t- USINGLE furnished room, Oliver ave.| 11.Kind 9.Vapor (Ger) iuivjaeMajujiete] | | ORIENTAL CARPETS DECORATY 5 }! 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SILVER FOX FUR MA, 7820 n-1 N ASP HALT OR RUBBER oo .Excellent condition, $19.00.EL.1340.MI'SIC LESSONS 7 \"an ee.| YOU \u2018can now learn modern plano at : * WE INSTALL OR SELL 43.Grow old GIRL'S coat, size 14, red, with beaver home by \u201chearing\u201d yourself progress.lp.STRONG TILES DOWN Ee 00.EL.8.R-24 New easy method.WI, 742 It-45° > AR LE ; ady's coats, size one sum- 7 - ; MSTR ; & Fall in dvopa mer, one winter, excellent\u2019 condition; _ MILLINERY .Co also other household articles.ply HATS Temodellad and new hats.Hea< y CALL OUR SHOWROOM 29 FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE 1576 Summerhill Ave.after 6 pan sonable .ain.price, WA.2158.H-12- - R-69{\u2014 \u2014 CE 4105 ST.CATHERINE W.RADIO SERVICE UMBRELLAS BARGAIN 30 PIANO WANTED f WE.1455 Recovered, called for and .delivered.| Chesterfield, 3 pieces, new, modern, FREE storage for piano in adult TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE \u2019 ! 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R60 PHOTOGRAPHS 12, $55.00; Wilton 237\" wide $3.25 per |fleld convertible to beds, also drop- made from your old carpets, ma- ; yard, choice of size and color, at un- leaf table for apartment living ruoin, terials, into any size or color.Taken In your home; 12 different pie- beatable prices; oll heater cabinet, a @ls0 extension kitchen table with ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CON = tures, 4 by 3 Inches, $5.00; copies, 25\u20ac.beauty, value $117.00 sacrifice $69.00; colored top and matching chairs.FIL | 2037 Peel St.PL.6446 j Ed McCullagh, LA.1721.R-19 combination Gurney now new; ee 2367.5 R-08 Tt-9 Bg H | ; \"| tric range, electric washer; breakfast FLYING BOOTS about size 9, good 8 1 TWO place chesterfield; 5 Windsor suite, maple, 6 pieces, sacrifice $65.00.condition.DE, 6315.' ReB6 | SEWING __ .% =] chairs, Ra ag, ee 6900; 52 Achds, 5820 Sherbrooke West, EL.3611.R-1| ANTIQUE siver, china, paintings, (OATS, and dresws lengthened, Ali i > .ALASKA sable coat, natural tip, like furniture, figurines, vases, clocks, kinds of general sewing expertly done, : | FROM beautifully furnished home \u2014 new, size 14.39 Brooke Ave., West- objets d'art, purchased.Full value.\u2018AH Sewing Service Reg\u2019d,, 1421 Ma 3 | .10x14 dusty pink Eras 200% mount.R-74 Lyons.WI.5700.R-5 Kay sireet, Room 2.MA, 2642.N-Z6 3 Custom u chesterfie 5.TWO \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TU N a L'ANCOUINS oriental scatter rugs, $65.00, large HWO, Winter coats, light blue, with |s6 HELP WANTED MALE _______ TUTORING a : living room chair with ip cover, $45.puine Llama wool.with plaid lining FRENC 311 and Jatin for junior matri- 3 FUNCRAL HOMC 155 re dora | Juil, 795 Davaar \u2018Aves Apl 2 CA| JUNIOR OFFICE CLERK Professor \u201cDenis Dekationde.WA: i LIVING ROOM trian chair, 7611, R-76 Wanted 16 17.Junior Mairie 5450 es \"1-20 \u2018 twin lamps; also girl's brown gabar- DRESSES, size 20; gabardine summer | Am ed » 25e 1308 Crew Or alr cu- 2197 ted 5610 dine ski suit, Irving style: station |-y.jg also 3 skirts.EL.9630.R-13 | 00 RENE Yh a TAILORING EY a gon coat, Sze 11, skits a.5 to 5 TWO lady's coats, black, brown, size gg \u201cLOST FUR coats renewed, men's coats Sherbrooke St W evenings EL.4945, 6 to 9.30 p.m.R-50 16, measuring 44\", made by best phi turned and renewed, men\u2019s sully re- rue : t a houses, perfect condition and style, LOST on Elm Ave.Friday afternoon modelled tn lady's costumes, sports = BEACH 4 A purner gas st ove, goo 1 Con, fraction of value.LA.5794.R-44 getting out of taxi, black wallet.Wi.jackets and slacks, children's clothes A DExTter 1149 8603 from 4 to 6 p.m.R-4$ ANDREW MALCOLM bleached ma- 1374.K-32 1 corne Clifton, 5906 Sherbr 18 ; auch \u201cet hogany bedroom suite; living room 41 DOMESTIC PETS = er mn.19 +.DOUBLE studio couch an carpet drapes; green broadloom rug.AT.VENETIAN BLINDS Modern Chapel 9x12 for sale.DE.4161 after 6 p.m.1191.R37 VEVA ROBSON off TE _ \u201c 42 rrr eee ee NE heated VENETIAN bifnés custom-hulit, MAN'S fur ined coat, size 36-38, suit- country arolnx Nenne 0._OVer- Flexalum oven baked slats, wili not H AMMOND® ORGAN LADY'S black tube skates and rn size 61%, WE.3146.-55 MAN'S brown chinchilla winter \u201ccoat, 38-40, like new, $10.00, WI.0603.\u2018 R+1 WI.R-46 PAIR boy's tube skates, size 8.i Ë i FuneraL DIRECTORS Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge ER \u2014\u2014 @i Doumiain SE @Phopé: D443 a om able elderly or retired gentleman, $25.Apply WI.0671 after 6 p.m.-34 THREE piece bedroom suite, in walnut veneer, in excellent condition plus Simmons Beautyrest mattress, Simmons cable spring, very reasonable.Call WE, 2037.R-33 PIANO, upright, £150.00 cash.Call FIL 1555 between 7-83 p.m.Thursday or Friday ReB1 VICTOR 1947 radio, push 0 seh cabinet, like mew: cost $169.00, se! for $70.00.DE; 4865 FINE Herey TUE 9x12, excellent condition, $175.00, EX.1594.R-23 WARDROBE-BUREAU combination with mirror, 4 drawers.33 Prospect St, Westmount.R-68 crowding and where every dog fs- given individual care and attention, also trimming, washing and pedicuring.For reservations LA.1322.R-18.+2 PERSONALS CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Silent and sound films for children\u2019s parties.WA, 5198.__R-17 VOLUNTEER _ CHORISTERS, _ all volces wanted, Church of St, Andrew and St.Paul.Apply to Kenneth Meek.HA.7324 or IiA.0714.R-1 ENJOYABLE MOVIES For children\u2019s parties, shown in your home, sound and silent, CR, 4675, R13 STORES COMPLIMENTED Many compliments have been paid local stores during the past few weeks because of their beau- [CATALOGUE ON REQUFRT tiful displays in their store win- Ë dows, over the Remembrance Day | * holiday.| Among those receiving special ! comment were Chas.J.Hill, flo- | warp, chip or rust, NO -Installatinn charge: Pree steel draperies hrachkets fastened on each blMnd.First nn the market witlr this exclusive offer.Call for tree estimate.J.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS TEG'D.YO 68?venings: YO 1942 R-2 The diner beckoned to his waiter.\u201cThe music sounds so different tonight,\u201d he sighed contentedly.\u2018Is it another orchestra ?\u201d \u201cNo sir,\u201d explained the waiter.\u2018But the leader hasn't shown up and the boys are just playing with= out a maestro.\u201d AMES GRIFFIN & SON LIMITED PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 1681 St.Luke St.- Fitzroy 4238 the Haze!dine Shoppe; 2.| Black, Taflor and O\u2019'Neil\u2019s Photos.NIGHT CALLS - Flizroy 6180 + sme tt AMINES MCA lst Sy RAL oh ES WERE USE Pepe come te 1948 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, | WESTMOUNT FOOD CENTRE LTD.x WESTMOUNT FOOD CENTRE LTD.x WESTMOUNT FOOD CENTRE LTD.FI.4617 \u2014 NOW OPEN \u2014 FI.4617 {First Food Storage LOCKER PLANT in Montreal x ULTRA MODERN * CONVENIENT x MONEY SAVING Now you can save up to 15c per Pound on Meat and enjoy the BEST for LESS.x TELEPHONE: Flizroy 4617 PERSONAL ATTENTION AA SNS AA SN SAN R CUSTOMERS PARKINGS PERSONAL | LOCKERS The WESTMOUNT FOOD CENTRE LTD., Montreal's first new food storage locker plant \u2014 on Greene Avenue, between Western and Sherbrooke \u2014 is the answer to high food costs.It offers you all the advantages of wholesale prices, deep-freeze personal lockers, personal attention and a retail butcher dept.IN WHICH THE SAME LOW PRICES WILL PREVAIL! 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