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[" £ Pert Alice x | Daisy sh, nd; a rot) Uthport, » dchilgry, Lm, N K Ea J WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis ke Examiner S erving the City.of Westmount, Garden PRICE: THREE CENTS CHRISTOPHER ELLIS MRS.JOHN O'N GALLERY R.S.WHITE LEONARD W.TAYLOR The four people pictured above wiH ail take part in the Westmount Municipal Assoclation Spring Meeting to be held Tuesday in Victoria Hall.Christopher Ellis will act as master of ceremonies and the other three will be speakers.Zoning By-Laws, Electricity Rates Amended By Council Revisions in electricity rates as effecting space heating and in the City zoning by-law regarding parking were made at the last meeting of the City Council, A service charge of $1.33 per month per kilowatt of installed capacity will be made, starting at the first meter reading after August 1.This will especially affect householders who use electricity to heat their homes, and was decided upon as a better course of action than increasing the rate.The extra charge was found to be a necessity when it was discovered that more people are using electricity now to heat their DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON LEASH Chief Robert\u2019 Byford of the Westmount police wishes to call the citizens\u2019 attention to the fact that come May 1, ali dogs must be kept on a leash or in the house, If the dogs are allowed to roam the streets the owner is liable to a fine of $40 or two months in jail, acco.ding to a city by-law.Keeping dogs on a leash is made necessary by the fact that So many Westmounters have Bardens and they object to having - their pet petunias Scatterad all over thelr lawns, ete, yhomes than in former years, and the extra load on the wires has made it necessary in some cases to install new equipment.This same charge, $1.33 per month per kilowatt of installed capacity has also been put on all water heaters in excess of three kilowatts, If a building occupies more than 2,000 square feet, it must have 200 square feet for use as parking facilities for every extra 500 feet, eccording to present zoning bylaws.This by-law has now been amended to include buildings occupying less than 2,000 sq.ft.The by-law new states that a commercial building occuping 2,000 sq.ft.er less must provide at least 200 sq.ft.for parking.This space can be beside, behind or inside the building.| Factories and warehouses are also affected by the amendment.Previously factories occupying (Continued on Page 2) Will Discuss Planned Program :{ RECREATION IS W.M.A.TOPIC At Spring Meeting Tuesday ; , The Westmount Municipal Association Spring Meeting to be held Tuesday night in Victoria Hall, at 8.15 p.m., will take the form of an open forum and discussion will be centred around the subject of \u201cRecreation in Westmount\u201d.Master of ceremonies for the occasion will be Christopher Ellis, well known in the district for his ability to handle such discussions._ Principal speakers at the meeting will be R.S.White, who will speak on \u201cCom- \u2018munity Recreation\u201d; Mrs.John O'N.Gallery, whose subject will be \u201cAn Observer's Viewpoint\u201d; Following the speakers will be a question period open to thosex in attendance.Captain William Bowie of the Parks and Playgrounds Department of Welfare Federation will assist in this by acting as technical advisor.He is well qualified fer this position as his knowledge of recreation problems is Dominion wide, After the question period, presentations will be made to former Mayor R.P.Adams and former Aldermen G.L.Fowler, W.S.Greene, W.F.Macklaier, K.C., and J.Senecal, K.C.Rene Perrault, More Commercial Buildings For | Sherbrooke St.\u201d The opening of Sherbrooke street a block east and west of Greene Avenue for commercial buildings, the recent increase in business taxes, and the new West- mount business directory were all discused Wedneday night at a general meeting of the Business Association of Westmount.Up until the meeting the association did not have a constitution but one was drawn up and adopted Wednesday night.It was decided that the association should write to the City Hall in forthcoming years and ask them to discuss whether or not it was necessary to raise the business taxes, before going ahead.x president of the Municipal Association, Paul Viau, president of the Business Association of West- ruount, and Donald Ross, president of the Rotary Club will make the presentat.ons which will be in the form of illuminated scrolls commemorating the service of these former members of the City Council to Westmount, It is felt that more organization for a planned recreational program is needed in Westmount and the Municipal Association feel that the Rotary Club of West- mount will be particularly interested ir: the subject up for discussion because of the fact that the\u201d Rotarians are at present engaged in a drive for $103,000 to build a Unity Boys\u2019 Club clubhouse.The recreation committee of the Municipal Association have pushed the reconditioning of the West- mount Athletic Grounds and they figure it is now time to find out what other people think and to get their ideas on what should be done about the recreational situation in this city and how.The association feels that this (Continued on Page 2) and Leonard W, Taylor, speaking on \u2018Benefits of a Co-ordinated Policy\u201d.Sub-Post Office Opens Monday At 4828 Sherbrooke A new sub-Post Office will open at 4828 Sherbrooke Street West on Monday, according.to word received from the Hon.D.C.Abbott, K.C.,, M.P.for West.mount-St Antoine, and confirmed by the Post Office Dee partment.This ends the problem of not having a convenient place.to buy stamps, etc, for west-end Westmount, after an absence of the usual postal facilities in that area for the past several weeks.- The situation was brought to Mr.Abbott's attention by the Westmount Municipal Associas tion, who were backed by the Business Association of West.mount and several other local clubs.The fact that the sub-station will again be in a store kills the Municipal Association's hope for a separate Post Office.However, the store proprietor is James Rooney, a veteran of the last war, who served as a Sere geant with the Black Watch.Quebec Law Incorporates Best Parts Of All Foreign Laws \u2014 Justice Collins \u201cTo ensure the liberties of its citizens and the equality of justice, a nation must live by the rule of law,\u201d the Honourable Mr.Justice Frederick T.Collins told members of the Rotary Club of Westmount at their weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hah on Wednesday.Mr.Collins\u2019 topic was \u201cThe Administration of Justice in the Province of Quebec\u201d and he traced the history of Quebec law.saying that as arbiter of the law, the judiciary has no light weight on its shoulders.\u201cMany of our laws come to us from France and England,\u201d the speaker continued, \u201cbut the chief source of our law in Quebec is French.The law of France in turn was founded on the old Roman Law ard upon Canon Law.\u201cIn 1759, after the Battle of the Plains of Abraham English law was introduced into Canada.It is Teutonic in origin.\u201d The speaker then stressed the point that Quebec law now com- ; these older bines the best features of all sets of laws.\u201cThe Civil Code of our Province incorporates concisely in its text the beneficial results of centuries of actual experience in the civil and the commen law, and il constitutes for us a priceless heritage.\u201cIn the making of these laws, race, language, religion, climatic conditions, national hopes and aspirations, wars, conguests, gov- (Continued on Page 2) P.Delgado Leads Rotary; Unity Drive At $28,605 At a director's meeting held immediately after their regular weekly luncheon, the Rotary Club of Westmount elected PG.Delgado as president for the ensuing year.He will take oftice as of July 1: Other officers elected were Frank Kenwood, vice-president; H.McManus, honorary secretary; J.A.deLalanne, honorary treasurer; and J.P.Page, sergeant- at-arms.J.A.deLalanne announced at the luncheon that 32 new sub- scriptions had come in during the week to the Unity Boys Club Campaign which the Rotary Club of Westmount is sponsoring, raising the campaign total to $28,605 of which $3,540 is in the form of pledges.Cash total for the past week was $1,930 and $50 in pledges.\u2018The\u2019 total amount raised as mentioned above does not include a special $15,000 gift which was received last week.Nor does it include the $72,000 raised by the Rotary Club before the campaign opened. ce EN ete to NIE sn reser.me ees .PAGE TWO Scouts & Cubs By REC.GROOME Monday night the battle of the century took place at Wesley United Church.Yes, it was here Wesley Seniors and .that those two g-r-r-r-eat teams, .the St.Augustine\u2019s Old Boys (and we do mean OLD), clashed in a rugged, hard fought floor hockey game the likes of which we haven't seen since the last game, naturally.And also, naturally, Wesley Seniors won this game , .they led 2-1 at the end of the first period, 7-2 at the end of the second and the final score was 10-5 for Wesley.In spite of the emphatic and vociferous goal-tending of St.Augustine\u2019s Joseph Unsworth, Wesley continued to rain pucks second period, five goals were scored within the space of six minutes, three of them by starry Jim Murray, who was one of the leading lights for the winners.Scoutmaster Larry Doherty of St.Augustine's, strangely enough, was the only casualty in this epic battle .he went down under a particularly good and hard) check, and stayed down (for a few minutes) .we suspect he was just trying to get a \u2018breather\u2019.Anyway, to give credit where credit is due (if any) both teams played well and fought hard until the last whistle.The leading scorer for the evening was sharpshooter Murray for Wesley, who counted (and we hope this is correct) seven of Wesley's ten goals.The great effort of Wesley goalie, Jim Forsyth, also deserves special commendétion .grand goaling! Wesley, in a grand slam return to their winning ways of previous years, also turned in an outstanding performance last week in a basketball game with Iona Seniors.They took the -Tona boys into camp by a 53-11 score, being in no trouble at any time during the game.Congrats to Scoutmaster Lionel Leighton for the fine work of the Wesley Seniors .Lionel was just recently appointed as District Scoutmaster for Senior Scouts .more congrats due, and good luck, too .Senior Scouting has a great future ahead of it.Badge Corner The May Badge List:-\u20141st Class Tests: \u2014 First Aid, Wednesdays, May 4th and 11th; Mapping, Thursdays, May 5th and 19th; Es- |.timations, Wednesday, May 18th.Badges: \u2014 Artist, Mondays, May behind him.In fact, during the + \"9th (instruction) and 16th (test); Cyclist, Monday, May 9th; Interpreter, Wednesday, May 1lth; Laundryman, Tuesday, May 17th; Pathfinder, Thursday, May 26th; Gardener, register with your SM or Western HQ now; Rescuer and Swimmer, Neil Cameron, DE.9021, for appointment.Badge Competition; Badge Pennant for March won by St.Luke's United Troop.The May badge list is the last one for this season .Good Scouting wishes for this summer are extended to all from the Western Area Badge Committee under chairman Harry Whiston-.and congrats from this corner to the Badge Chairman and his committee for a job well done! Trinity Memorial Sixer Michael Schell led the opening ceremonies at Trinity Monday evening and Sixer Ted Roberts was presented with Observer Badge, Brian Hutchison with Swimmer Badge and Peter Lindsay with his 1st Star.During Inspection, Akela Bedford advised the Cubs points would be deducted for boys not wearing the regulation shorts.During instruction period, the following tests were passed: \u2014 Union Flag, Ronald Lead- better, Lloyd Hiscock; Knots, Jim Chrdiey; - Book - balancing, Peter McLearn and Signalling, Jim Shaw.Announcements included:\u2014Only the Brown and Sand Sixes brought in coat-hangers this meeting .let's get going, Cubs.Those Trinity Cubs passing badges, stars etc, may hear their names mentioned over the Boy Scout-Wolf Cub programme every Saturday morning over CJAD at 9.05 a.m.tune in, and see.The Sand Six won the competition for the 2nd week in a row .Barrister and Solicitor of Deceas: OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD 8S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates 57 St.James St.West\u201d ed Persons.Residence: 2055 Lincein Avenue + TOP Lown Bay HAMPTON WOOD, CO \"San SPECIALLY TREATED LOAM FOR GARDENS AND LAWNS WHOLESALE and RETAIL GARDEN SUPPLIES BULLDOZER TO RENT 6051 WESTERN AVE.$3.00 Single Load $5.00 Double Load AL & COKE EL.1177 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 Man and Woman Gravely Injured Crossing Street \"Major P, Lindsay Hall, 484 Lansdowne Avenue,\u201d Westmount, and Mrs.Marion D.Savage, 4557 Sherbrooke Street West, Apt.42, crossing Decarie Blvd, from east to west opposite 5425 Decarie Blvd, were struck by an auto driven by Jean Paul Laurin at 11.10 p.m.on Friday night.Both were seriously injured and taken to the St, Mary's Hospital by ambulance, where they were given treatment by Dr.Kelly.Examination showed Major Hall to have sustained a fractured left leg, probable fracture of the pelvis, and probable fracture of the skull.Mrs.Savage's injuries were reported as.a fractured right clavicle, probable fracture of the pelvis, and probable fracture of the spine.: Constables Perlman and Lapointe investigated the accident and turned in a report with witness being named as Mrs.D.E.Harvey, of 835 Duluth Street, East.\u2019 Will Discuss (Continued from Page 1) meeting is a necessity, having been brought about by popular demand.They list many organizations who are vitally interested in the question, including the business men Ascension Church, the High School Home and School Association, King's and Roslyn Schoels\u2019 Home and School Associations, Rotary, Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, Westmount Catholic Mothers, Westmount Women's Club and the Parks and Playgrounds Association.Quebec Law (Continued from Page 1) vernments and individuals have all played a prominent part.\u201cThe constitution of Canada i» partly written and partly :n- written.The unwritten constitution includes all the great landmarks in British history: the | Magna Carta, the Habeas Corpus Act, etc.The written part of our constitution is found in the British North America Act.\u201cThe emergence of Canada as an autonomous state and its entrance into the family of nations is of recent origin but it has been building for many years,\u201d the speaker continued.The development of Canadian autonomy falls into two periods.The first period commenced in 1867 with the enactment of the British North America Act and it continued till 1914.The second period.the years since 1914, are really the most momertous of any in Canadian legal and constitutional history\u201d, Mr.Collins concluded.\u201d By GEORGE COCHRANE JUST ITEMS St.Augustine\u2019s Mixed Bowling League will be holding their annual dinner and dance at Victoria Hall next Thursday evening .Sir George Williams College hardworking evening division students swing into exams next week .Burley Doug Heron may.miss the first few games of his Ascension softball nine\u2019s schedule due to exams at McGill ., .The Ascen- sionites open their schedule this Sunday at N.D.G.Park.They'll be playing host to Hampton in a game called for 6.15.Two other games are scheduled for the afternoon at Macdonald .In the first, Columbus hook up with Ro- bitaille Motors; Steinberg\u2019s meet St.Augustine\u2019s in the second.John Joseph \u201cJunior\u201d Pepper, aided by friend Don Marvin, more famous than ever now after writing a well-worded letter to the afternoon paper .Bill Macdonald, first president of the West- mount Young Liberals Association who's now studying law at Toronto's Osgoode Hall, due back in town this month.He'll stay here only a brief time, however, and then return to Toronto to work in a law office during the summer months ., The Royal Victoria Hospital's graduating class of nurses are holding a formal dance tonight .St.Leo's annual boxing show has been seen for a week from tonight .Pat Lynch is seeking the Progressive- Conservative nomination in Pointe St.Charles .This is the 119th day of 1849 .The Westmount Intermediate Basketball League attracting a few enthusiastic spectators to its Wednesday night sessions at the Junior High School .Lorne Hellyer going out of town for the summer.Bliss Cartmel planning to sashay off to Europe or South America.Finds life in this country tog dull .Bill Fish returning to his pedagogical duties next week after an unpleasant session with the mumps .And so it goes, Wesim\u2019t Rotary Hold Speaking Contest Part of the public speaking eon- test sponsored by the Rotary Club of Montreal will be held at the Rotary Club of Westmount on May 4.Other Rotary Clubs in the distriet will hold similar contests on other dates, and the semi-finals will be held at the Westward Club May 12.Schools participating on May 3 will be Montreal West High, Loyola College, Lachine High, Lower Canada College and West Hill High.Get in at the beginning of number of students can be the coupen now.Office Hours: Daily 9 te\u2026nsnoeeran0nO0sessse Register NOW for MAY Classes Day and night classes in TELECTRICITY\u2014Electricity, Radio, Electronics, Sound and Television.Learn by doing.Learn how little it costs\u2014what it can pay you over the years.Fill in CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 Ontario St.W., Montreal, P.Q.Telephone HA.4745 the new term.Only a limited enrolled.to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 te 9 ee8 iss rrcce ns OS MC CU ON 00002 20 C0 Bots avance Gcssness eme 0 00000 u00 \\ Y.M.C.A.Under the new leadership of Pyun Syung Ok, former vice- chairman of Korea's Interim Legislature and who is now visiting Montreal, the Y.M.C.A.of Korea during 1948 grew hy leaps and bounds.Associations flourish now in 15 leading rities, with 18 student YMCAs in universities and 75 in high schools.Membership totals 4.500 \u201cregulars\u201d and 18,000 in schools and colleges.Secretaries and teachers now number 123, approximately half of whom are refugees from the north.At the first triennial eon- vention held in ten years, 47 deelegates from practically al! Associations officially reorganized the Korean National Council and reapproved its former constitution.: Association services reached apnroximately 150,000 people last World Service In Action year.The National office inaugurated a Publications Department aimed at meeting an almost insatiable demand for Christian literature in Korea.Muss education with motion pictures and aH Associations.In Pusan the Y ran a hogpital.In Seoul, the YMCA opened a theological seminary with a student body of 360.The Seoul Association also developed large sports and cultural programs.The gymnasium served over 9 basketball teams, and was a training center for Olympic contestants.\u2019 The YMCA High School and Evening School registered 1,500 students, and the auditorium brought hundreds to the Y Qaily for lectures, concerts, and va- rious publie events.| $2,797.19 Women\u2019s Auxiliary, totalled $7.lectures was a regular feature in| Hospital Deficit Hits New Peak || Treasurer Says Financial statement for 1948 fop | the Homoeopathic Hospital, given at the recent Annual Meeting by Hon.Treasurer S.B.Hammond, showed operating expenditures amounted to $507,971.37, exceeding those of the previous year by $86,160.77, while operating revenues aggregated $436,502.25, being $70,509.28 over 1947.Operating deficit was $71,469.12 as compared with $55,817.63 in 1947, Other revenue derived from Governors\u2019 Fees, Annual Subscriptions, Interest, and dividends on investments, and including the sum of received from the 604.80, thus resulting in a net deficit of $63,864.32, which compares with $49,329.17 in 1947.Receipts of Campaigns of 1938, 1946 and 1947 were $8,464.80 and from the 1948 campaign $79,843.87, with additional amounts being received from the latter source.The Women's Auxiliary increased their endowment by $1,000.Other sums were received from the estates of Mrs.Mary Gordon and Otto Zepf, totalling $869.31.Capital expenditures amounted to $15,000.73, for urgently required equipment in all departments of the Hospital, Mr.Hammond asserted.- Zoning By-Laws (Continued from Page 1) less than 6,000 ag.ft.did not have to supply any parking space but now they also must set aside the.required 200 sq.ft.Other business taken care of at the meeting concerned naming Alderman R.H.Dean as Acting Mayor for the months of May, June and July.An application to establish a taxi stand for 10 cabs on the northwest corner of Greene Avenue and St.Antoine street was approved.A new name was added to the list of members of the City's Quarter Century Chub, that of A.A.E, Sarrazin, storekeeper in the roads department.Stanley Church Will Celebrate 75th Anniversary In preparation for the celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Stanley Presbyterian Church, the congregation has undertaken a financial campaign, the object of which is $16,000.In connection with this the Church will undergo extensive repairs and redecorating during the summer months, and as soon as possible memorial windows will be installed as a permanent tribute to those who paid the supreme sacrifice in the second great war.In order that the anniversary may be characterized by a spiritual progress as well as a financial one, special services are being arranged.In this connection Dr.Albert E.Cliffe will be the speaker at a public meeting to be held in the Church on Friday evening, May 13th.ALTAN HOLDINC, LIMITED NOTICE is hereby given thet Altan Holding Limited, having, on April 13, 1949, discontinued all business, wilt shortly apply te the.Lieutonent- Governor and other authorities of the Province of Quebec for permission to surrender is Charter and for the fixing of a date on and from which the Company shall be dissoived.Montreal, April 20, 1949.WALTER S.JOHNSON,K.C., Attorney for the Company.I I Nims a \u201d Le us ji y 7 fon = 7 | Half Your | heyré Here 5 Woodhue |\" helena rubinstein stef - by Faberge Lo z .to remind you romantically of sunswept Co le : hills and fields of daffodils.and te he complement your town and country classics, cL : Perfume .6.50 10.00 18.00 { | For the purse \u2026 our leakproof \u201cFabergette\u201d\u2026 3.00 be #3 Col Extraordinaire .t d with natural Rad 1 LE bul walnut 1.50 250 400 = Hi He } with Richard Hudnäb | ; t i ar ST (\u2014\u2014=DRUG NEEDS === E G ME \\ | a \u2014\u2014 DR == EGG CRE ilk-Tone onl , | ! | \u2019 ABS TS Ib.19 SHAMPOO This sill-in-liquid fourtéllour ski CE do B.S.& C.TABLETS 100's .15 ; shimmer of silk .the fib long- i 5 SEIDLITZ POWDERS box of 9 .29 J A luxurious liquid } beauty of silk! 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It's only human to want to collect possessions around us \u2014 but the trouble is that many However, there are ever 50 many space-saving ideas that add, not only to the roominess of a home, but to its beauty as well There are, for instance, prefebricated storage units.These are made up for any room in the house \u2014 living room, dining room, kitchen or bedroom.Some of them have drawers and some have open shelves.| * lend themselves to the collecting In the dining room, these storage units can be used for holding china, silver and linen, thereby doing away with the necessity for a chin: cabinet or a buffet or both.In the living room, storage units are ideal for holding books and magazines, radios and records, vases and all sorts of ornaments, You can see what a space-saver this would be.It would do away with bookcases and extra tables, and would leave room on the remaining tables.Or, you can make a hinge for a section of a unit \u2014 a door that opens down flat \u2014 put a chair in front of it, and \u2014 presto \u2014 you have a writing desk! Perhaps your furniture is the old-fashioned massive kind.This type of furniture is lovely to look at but oh \u2014 the room it takes up! I know of one woman who recently bought, at an auction sale, an exquisite old spool bed and matching chest of drawers.\"She wanted them to furnish her guest room, but when she started arranging the room she discovered that the bed itself took up so much room that there just wasn\u2019t space left for the chest of drawers, which is very wide as well as high.She was afraid she would have to dispense with this part of the cnsemble and get a little modern dresser, which would have completeïy spoiled the effect of ihe room, However, she hit on a happy soiution.Opening off the bedroom is a good-sized clothes closet.Sc she had the chest of drawers built into the bedroom wall, so that only the front shows in the bedroom \u2014 the rest of it protrudes into the clothes closet, where it doesn't matter if there are a few irregularities.Now all she has \u20180 do is go to the wall and open a drawer \u2014 and she has retained in her guest room the most drawers \u2014 its elegant front, wit the rich, lovely spool trim! Another space-saver in the bed- important part of the chest of room is the dressing table.The || news that many people make such dressing tables of orange crates and old radio cabinets and similar things.But how many of them utilize the shelves as well as the top?You can put ever so many things on these shelves \u2014 clothes, shoes and linens, not to mention combs and jars.To make this space easily accessible, make the skirt of your dressing table in two sections, go that it meets in the middle of the front and can be pulled apart to get at the shelves.Dress the shelves up by lining them with wallpaper in a shade \u2018hat contrasts pleasantly with the skirt: The big game hunter was telling his wife all about his encounter with a tiger.\u201cYes,\u201d he wound up, \u201cit was a case of the tiger or me.\u201d \u201cI'm so glad it was the tiger, dear,\u201d she said, Women\u2019 omen 5 * \u201cGyrette Club of Montreal, Downes, 8756 Moncrieff gy , of Mount Royal.' \u201cotherwise we Realn On Tuesday, May 3, the Salva.Avenue, admitted 1,597 patients |she is one of the few fine Can.Brana ma somo 2nd ATTRACTION \u2014\u2014 portic tion Army Red Shield Campaign and the total number of 1,431 |adian artists who have consist- RE Cy ITS DRAMA Delightful.Tune-Filled Musical In | opens in Greater Montreal with births included 762 male and 679 |ently refused attractive financial vi G IN THE SWEEP OF IT8 olgntiul, ane obtair the objective of $165,000, announ- female babies.Hospital days for offers to go to the United States.MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION y Re ces Campaign Chairman C.C.[mothers totalled 13,146 and for \u201cCanada is my country\u201d says Mil- P ?[> Thackray, the higher objective bables 12,694 with a full total of |dréd, \u201cand I want to play to LOL nl:XLAS RENNIE the / this year due to capital expendi- 25,840 hospital days.Canadians.Money is not that im- GREAT PRODUCTIO ORGAN 8 signir ture at the Catherine Booth Hos.Pre-natal Clinles numbered 52 portant.\u201d 1] have pital on Walkley Avenue, and to with attendance of 3,109 and the According to her antics in ra- .DOROTHY gl tion v mee rising costs in most Red number of free laboratory tests dio and in her variety shows, any- MALONE tries Shield Services.The drive will given were 828.thing can be expected of Mildred i ; there % conclude on May 16 and it is| During the year, laboratory, Morey when she appears at Bel- hig DON tres, anticipated the response of resi- laundry, boiler room and sterilizing mont Park.Her vocal range is as DeFORE fore dents of the Greater Montreal equipment amounting to a value Wide as that of Gracie Fields, JANIS kao avea will be as generous as ever of $10,900 was purchased and in- With whom she has often been P our to the appeal stalled.Other purchases included compared; and her spontaneous AIGE tout At the Catherine Booth Hospi.an incubator for the second floor comedy keeps her fellow artists WARNER most tal last year some 204 unmarried nursery, an electric floor polisher, busy trying to stay with her.\u201cWe BROS! j lot mothers and their babies were |12 spring-filled mattresses and d0 Not know exactly what Misa \\ of HTS cared for, representing a total of also upholstery and drapery re.|Morey will be doing\u201d, reports Mr.PAR ca able 2,240 hospital days.During the placements.Billings, \u201cbut we have been warn.: gy seid \\ year a Women's Auxiliary with a Major expenditure 1s a necessity °3 to prepare for anything.A % vy, peel membership of 20 was organized.and it is service such as this, in oe an A In case | , 0 9 fine à * The Hospital, at 4400 Walkley caring for those unable to help expect her to\u2019 take a high dive off ¢ | he mm the Thriller into the Back River.\u201d i for\u201d a lot - 5, ° TRINITY PL AYERS themselves, that Campaign funds bise C0.are used.To feed the sick, home- \u2018 ) hn A PRESENT less and destitute, to give shelter ane HIN WATHE + MONTEOMENT CUET Ç EH ec L ! m » when needed, to assist in rehabili= \"WALTER BRENNAN + JOANNE x tation of the unfortunate, and to \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018 _ 5 onn oves ar y give succour when no other help \u2018 ALSO! TODAY and SATURDAY! \u2014 _ A Farce-comedy by is available.Support of the Cam.ISN'T IT \u201cROPE,\u201d color by Technicolor 4 ~ paign is urgently asked.\u2019 \"\u201d with James Stewart, John Dall Norman Krasna George Marshall, veteran direc- ROMANTIC and Farley Granger.\u201cMISS .e ° d \u201d * ! Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., April 27th to 30th tor currently working on Hal Wal- WITH TATLOCK'S MILLIONS, wilt : canal oo .ets 85 Us\u2019 \u201cMy Friend Irma\u201d at Para- VERONICA LAKE Monty aan ans urtain Tickets - 85c mount, was the first \u2018extra ol À 8.30 P.M.Trinity Memorial Hall (Including Tax) the-film colony to own a \u2018dress MONA FREEMAN ore Hendrix.i suit.It upped his daily wage from \u2014 tesissamacs ine usical with rald, ands @ vhich makes a uniform thread 5 somewhat shaggy appearance.Eo M taken ll types of wool for the right pro- Sources.M laken by setters and they use À Pet and if there are 252 squares THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 NOW YOU CAN BUY A NEW FRIC If you need an electric refrigerator, see Modern Household Appliances today.They're getting them by the carload as shown in the above photo.Advt.| Carpet History Dates Back Thousands of Years The origin of the carpet goes back many centuries before Christ Then the carpet was used as a wall decoration, a cover for a couch | or for a tent door curtain, according to Frank Cregeen, of Cregeen Limited.Once the carpet maker was a wool grower, spinner, designer and weaver but today carpet making has developed into a many sided craft employing chemist, engineers, artists, spinners, weavers and finishers.' Wool is the principal material in a good carpet and forms the pile or tufted surface on which one treads.It has been found that Jute is the best yarn for the back of the carpet and thereby giving it a firm feel and making the carpet lie flat.As you know, Jute comes from India and grows in height of eight to ten feet and sometimes more.After it has grown to the re- 4 quired length, the fire is obtained by the process known as \u2018ret.ting\u201d In retting, the stems are immersed in ponds and streams and watched carefully and when the stalks begin to disintegrate the bark is cleaned off and the fibres stripped, graded and pressed into bales for shipment.Cotton Important Cotton, too, is important and the fibre is obtained from the seed boll.By selection and blending the right thread is produced.The chief material wool, can be spun in two different ways making either woolen yarn or worsted yarn.Woolen yarn is used mostly and is spun on cards and mules length of the carpet.The spools are taken to the looms and are clipped in an endless chain in correct order.As the loom weaves it takes each spool in turn with a pair of arms that works almost like human arms and inserts little tubes with thread of yarn into the fabric a V-shaped tuft and knives .come together and cut off the right amount, the arms replace the spool back in the chain and the chain moves to repeat the operation until the carpet is completed.In Gripper Axminster the design is made by quite a different process.The various colours are wound on bobbins and arranged in a special frame or \u201cCreel\u201d just behind the loom and each thread is brought to the looms and threaded into its own place.Over the top of the loom is a machine Known as a \u201cJacquard\u201d which is controlled by a series of punched cards.These cards are so punched that when the loom or Jacquards are working they select the right colours for each row and bring them into a hori- Zontal line.Then the grippers come up; these are shaped like a bird\u2019s beak, take hold of the end of each required thread and take off the necessary amount for a tuft.A knife comes across which cuts off this length and the grippers swing down to place the tuft in the fabric.This is repeated for each row until the carpet is completed.Wilton Carpets have yet another process.There are inexpensive Wilton Carpets, but it is on a Wilton loom the finest and closest carpets are usually made.They can be made of woolen yarn but the best are made of worsted, this allowing more tufts to the inch and gives a finer appearance to the carpet.Wilton carpet is very seldom made with more than five colours, these are selected and formed into a pattern by a different process.Bobbins containing dyed yarn are arranged in a \u2018Creel\u2019 and of the five colours used the one required is raised by a jacquard to the top of the fabric being woven, as in the gripper loom.Now a strpi of steel as wide as the height of pile required, is placed under the coloured yarn.When the coloured threads drop again they with fibres criss-crossed giving a In spinning, great care must be in blending the various portions.In the olden days dyes had to be obtained from plants and natural Next comes the design and here the Artist does his work.In designing a carpet many factors have to be taken into consideration, for example, different countries prefer different designs; then there are designs for hotels, theatres, ships and air liners.Therefore the artist must have a vast knowledge of carpet lore and colour harmony and must keep in touch with modern trends and, most of all, must know quite a lot about the technical side of carpet making and the limitations to each carpet.He must then be able to produce the design on a Special squared paper where each Square represents a tuft of the final carpet, By this you can see he must be a real artist and have a lot of experience, Weaving Processes Now comes the weaving.In the Orient this is done by hand looms and each knot tied by hand.In Spool Axminster the design is bobbins the full width of the car- pn the design the setters use 2 Separate threads of coloured cs side by side on the bobbin the correct colour according to h design, then with great speed \u20ac colour is changed to correspond with the next row until a Spool has been wound to corres- Pond with every row for the Joan Crawford In her Award- Winning Role at the Monkland \u201cMildred Pierce,\u201d the screen adaptation of James Cain's hard- boiled saga of a soft-hearted lady, starring Joan Crawford in her Academy Award-winning role, returns by popular request to the Monkland Theatre Saturday until Tuesday.\u201cMildred Pierce\u201d is a taut and tense film-fashioning of Cain's fascinating transom-peek into the lives of some of our less desirable neighbors and into the heart of an ill-omened woman.Also starring Zachary Scott and Jack Carson, \u201cMildred Pierce,\u201d is, in turn, heart-warming, coldly analytical and intensely personal.In it Joan Crawford crowns her distinguished career with a performance which is superlatively \u201cright\u201d.For a little more than one hundred intense minutes, Miss Crawford IS the sacrificing, doubt- ridden, incorruptible Mildred Pierce, squaring off against the world, true to what she conceives to be a duty to her daughter, for 6 West-Enders Get RCAF Promotions Seventy-five Province of Quebec airmen are among the names of RCAF personnel in the semi-an- nual promotion list for airmen issued by Air Force Headquarters, Ottawa.The following are those from west-end Montreal with their new ranks and their addresses: \u2014 F/S A.MacAulay, 2112 Clare- mont avenue; WO2 L.J.R.Blan- chette, 6023 Coolbrook avenue; Cpl.P.G.Cornwall, 1035 Ogilvie avenue; Cpl.R.P.Bulger, 4410 St.Catherine street west; Cpl.A.Donaldson, 476 Victoria avenue; and Cpl.R.Boyd, 2733 Gouin Blvd., Cartierville.form loops over this wire and are bound into the fabric by the weft, then the threads for the next row are raised by the jacquard.When about thirty steel strips have been held in by the looped yarn they are withdrawn one by one with a hook and are carried forward for insertion.These strips have a razor edge and when the strip is drawn the loops are cut forming the pile.The four colours not required are woven into the back this adds to the weight and firmness of the carpet and is one of the reasons why a Wilton \u2018carpet is more expensive than others.Definition of Broadloom Carpets: A Broadloom carpet can be a very cheap carpet or a very expensive one.It can be a plain colour or a pattern.It gets its name Broadloom because it is woven on a wide loom 6'9\"\u201d to 18'0 and wider according to the Manufacturers Looms and can be made in either Axminster or Wilton qualities.Therefore 27\" or 36\" carpet should not be called Broadloom.Tortoises sometimes are found in the desert 60 miles from water.\u2018her.Quick Delivery Promised On Newest Refrigerators \u201cYour ice worries are all over.You don't have to stay at home and wait for the ice man to come in and track up that nice clean floor of yours with melting ice.Throw away the ice card and you can forget about the drip pan under the refrigerator,\u201d savs H.M, Milne, president of Modern Household Applianc2s Ltd.\u201cWe now have several models of electric refrigerators to choose from and you won't have to wait too long \u2018or delivery either.Our rental purchase plan permits you to \u201cTry out\u201d your choice before you \u2018Buy it.Do you know that it costs less than ice to rent an electric refrigerator?For only 20c a day we will deliver a brand new six cubic foot refrigerator to % your home.You can use it for a you get the best before you in- whole year, and then if you de- vest.cide to buy it part of the money \u201cIf you are building, maybe you you paid in is credited against |i) require an electric stove or the purchase price.\u201cWhen in|not water heater, We have many doubt, this is the best way 10 models to choose from ranging in buy\u201d, says H.M.Milne.\u201cDon\u2019t price from $145 to $211, so if you take chances with unknown are in need, don't delay, come in makes.Convince yourself that today.Every day is delivery day |for the customers of Modern Household Appliances Ltd.\u201cWhen you buy or rent at Modern Household Appltances Ltd.you are dealing with refrigeration specialists who have been in the business for eighteen years.Since 1931 we have distributed by appointment only the best makes of refrigerators.Our prices are established by the manufacturers whom we are privileged to represent, so we repeat, \u201cDon\u2019t delay any longer, see Modern Household \u2018Appliances Ltd., today.\u201d ADVT.whom she unflinching!y undergoes every privation.Mildred\u2019s story is not a pretty one, although she has in her makeup all the elements of an attractive, intelligent woman.Separated, though not divorced, from her husband after many drab years of marriage, she dedicates herself to her daughter.Veda (Ann Blyth), a young lady who, despite her mother's fine example, seems rotten to the core, incapable of experiencing any deep affection for her mother or anyone round HIS AMBITION Ray Milland, starred in Paramount's \u201cAlias Nick Beal,\u201d is seeking studio permission to direct pictures.He would like to do a short subject as his first production, then graduate into features.STARTING SATURDAY! 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It's somewhere in every girl! .It's Everywhere in is musical with a magic all its own} THE ONLY MONTREAL STAGE SHOW WITH 21-PIECE ORCHESTRA BROADCAST COAST TO COAST - i with JOHN ADASKIM =\" BROADCAST COAST-TO-COAST - 4/8 eo SEE AND HEAR THIS SHOW A A = OF TALENT UNLIMITED _ \\ i ile HAST CONSTANCE BENNET YVONNE DE CARLO TODAY \"SMART WOMAN\" * A!\" \u201cRIVER LADY\" Technicolor .amb = em - ss =» tes Fe eo AT er ae rea fb ee vere am\" - Ye re a rn om © => edn Es Bone TS Re ES PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1940 Snowdow League Opener Sunday Robitaille, Columbus Meet In 1949 Curtain Riser By GEORGE COCHRANE The Province of Quebec\u2019s number one softball league will break from the wire in its earliest start in history this Sunday.A three-barrelled opening day horsehide fiesta will be served up to Snowdon Senior Fastball League®fans to gel the 1949 season away and rolling in fine style.First game on tap will bring together last year's playoff finalists, the provincial championship Robitaille Motors nine, who operated and Jay Killoran\u2019s hustling under \u2018he banner of Thrift last summer, Columbus crew, Thai game is set for Macdonald Park at 2.00 o\u2019clock.The second game of -the season * will see St.Augustine's and Steinberg\u2019s, both of whom boast game is called for 6.15.to Hampton at N.D.G.Park.This new managers this year, tee off.This fixture Is slated for Macdonald Park and will follow immediately after the Robitaille.Columbus tilt.The third game of the day will ve a twilight affair and will see Ascension play host Special Rich GARDEN SOIL $3.00 Single Load $5.60 Double Load SNOWDON LANDSCAPE EL.4282 Opening Day Ceremonies Prominent civic officials will take part in the brief opening day ceremonies that have been planned.City Councillors Charles Pare, Richard Quinn and John Lyall will all be on hand as will be Georges Mantha, superintendent of the Sports and Games Division of the City of Montreal.The onening day ceremonies will get underway at 1.45.The same trio of umpires will be calling them in all three opening day battles.They are Sibby Mundey, making his debut as an arbiter this summer after several seasons in the Snowdon circuit; Alf Connelly and Pat Oss.The latter two were on the Snowdonites\u2019 staff of men in blue in '48.The starting lineups of the six 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.Boys and Girls 6-12 Years of Age LEARN TO SWIM BEFORE THE SUMMER VACATION Classes Commence The First Week In May 10 LESSONS - Small Classes SIGN UP NOW For Further Particulars, Apply WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.$6.00 ELwood 1106 .oe For.IMONIZ FECIALISTS Vendome Garage 51CO Western Ave.EL.7345 BUMPER TO BUMPER BEAUTY \u201c MAINTENANT ! 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He may have a bit of dirt on him, but that is a fairly common practice with children so do not worry too much about it.If it is a well organized camp the doctor or nurse will make sure that health routines are being followed in each cabin or tent.Meet Counsellor Plan to meet your youngster\u2019s counsellor.Your lad may make a poor job of the introduction.Make sure that you mention your name so that the counsellor knows he is-not talking to the boys\u2019 aunt or uncle or big brother as the\u2019 case may be.It will be necessary to limit your interview with him because other parents will also want to meet him, but do take time to have a \u2018short frank friendly chat with him.The counsellor has an ardous job.He is on duty early \u2018in the morning until late at night.A few words of encouragement from you will be much appreciated.If you have some suggestions by all means forward them to the counsellor, but always c:11- mence your suggestions with some complimentary remark about a few of the good results you have observed in your lads appearance or behaviour.Most camps have a rest hour after the noon hour meal, even on visitors\u2019 day.Avoid going into the cabin or tent at this period.In the excitement of visitors\u2019 day the campers need a rest more than ever.If your visit is going to be a short one it might be possible to get permission from the Director for the lad to rest with you under some trees or by the lake front.If you make this request it is important to see that he does lie down quietly and relaxes just as he would do in his tent group.If your doctor hak requested that your son:or daughtér have serums or injections \u2018at tamp, then -visit.ing day is a good time.to check on this matter.See the camp ally hetter to leave promptly aif Bi just as your boy or girl is begin R£ ning some activity.TENNIS TICKETS Tennis tickets can now be pr- PS cured from the Superintendent of 4 Parks office in the Westmout F Greenhouse; proof of residence in Ji} Westmount is all that is required fof The tennis courts will be vp Bi next week, \u2019 PROTECT FROM FLIES With the approach of warn weather most Canadians can pect flies and other insects tr make their usual summer inv f sion.Nearly everyone knows (hl flies spread disease, but not every one takes the trouble to ke fig these pests out of the hous: \u20ac Spring is the time to check up 3 screens and screen doors.Prop erly placed, these appliances ar among the best means of avoidin; insect-borne infections.If you want to catch a live alle ] gator, hold his mouth shut and tis à him up.JOHNNY HOTFOOT SAYS FOR BEST RESULTS- HAVE YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT INSPECTED BY} SERVICE MAN THIS SERVICE By ROY D.LOCKE LOCKE} - Fini (Fourth In A Series Of Six Articles) ps ge \\ Regi Most camps\u2019 have specified visiting days for visits by paren; ot F and friends.It is quite important that these days be adheareq ta, well If parents came at any time during the week it would be diffiey 1 most to plan satisfactory program, If only one of the parents were involve 6 mag it would be easy for the camp to arrange a meeting with thy, t seas respective children, However, if a large number of the Parents you o insisted on comin on other than the specified visiting days, very hedule little program could be organized.The If possible let your child know of the approximate time of your lay arrival.This is especially important when you may be arriving P A later in the day.Chilldreng cank\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"IS rest j become extremely tense if they medical officers.Never ask your x wait for their parents for many gon or daughter to give such à 34 hours.Sometimes it happens that serum to the camp doctor for pme, \u20ac: after you have notified your child storage or injection.Egpndlers that you are coming something You should send this direct | [Rs ainst happens which prevents:your visit.the Camp Director with clear n Hay Make sure you notify the camp structions.Too many campers fyr, M gjoyal i of the postponenfent so that they get the serums, etc.and leas Rd pic can notify your son or\u2019 daughter.them in their baggage.So chek ip th Younger children particularly on these matters while you an > the | are usually very excited about at camp.The camp will appreciat ME nom their parents\u2019 visits.This is espe- your enquiries.$ cially sue va en childr at tin any The frequency of your visits anf 1 fy rom home for the first time.Do - 2 Fro not hurl too many admonitions at the length of me yr ain vil i okey him, such as \u201cQuieten Down\u201d, or ment Tt ts not necessary Love bl der \u201cstop jumping around\u201d, etc.The je camp every Sunday a Sat TR ine children will be full of animal day as the case may be, Nod t old Spirits and their excitement may parents do not visit their chili Ë ong.first.However, they Will.soon every Sunday.Some campers han M uieten down.Let him show you difficulty in making an adj.Th ound the camp properly.En- ment to camp in their first for [lhe wa Ts vo ears.In such cases it is usualy [es courage him to tell you of his advisable to forego your visit a ER lan \u20ac activities.ug be .the first Sunday.FR.mo Throughout your whole visit at Give your child two clear weds MR ncto camp emphasize what he is doing to get well adjusted to the camp a » -in camp, not what is happening at your first visit particularly shoul MR\" * home in the city or what his st be too long.Try to avoid a J friends are doing elsewhere.Show prolonged leave-taking.1* is um.JM ale The bette The which yea Be tin Mont FI Fede of | men Tour ge k of k co ps h THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1940 N SN SN é N ES SN 7 issu S 2 B N RS S N 0 N NN R san! Af ! , 1 G acte NN) re re sir og 1, ÉOCREY STILL IN THE NEWS \u2018Wolves Wallop Whizs 46-34 In Inter Cage Playoff The play-offs began last\u2019 week in the Westmount Municipal Basketball League, IR The first place Wolves tangled with the fourth place Whizs in a two game total goal series.The Wolves came out on top by a 46-34 score and will carry a 12 point lead into the second game.Dave Binmore, playing terrific basketball, paced the Wolves.He scored 3 baskets and 1 free throw in the first frame, and sank PAGE TWENTY-THRER GARDEN SGIL TOP SOIL Also .Lawns Renovated and Plowing Done R.AUBIN Finls in both senior and Junlor Can alan hockey champlen- 6 baskets in the second half to come away with 19 points, Bruce Pn Cons st Ottawa and Mo 5 real Royals meet Brandon Thompson was second high man for the Wolves, scoring 5 baskets Gardener Parent ME eat Kings in the West.Before these two series finish we'll and 1 free throw for 11 points.Wendy Young sniped 4 field goals \u2018 brea ; for 8 points, Marvin Greenbaum % 6125 Upper Lachine Road s, well into the merry month of May, which makes hockey banged i ; ie to see who will meet the winner of diffi 1 it little encouragement ged in 6 points and Eddie , 5 ner o DE.5198 Tfieut BR; most durable game in the world.With a e encourag * Moore 2.George Cochrane led the the Wolves\u2019 and Whiz's series, for pure o magnates might make it a year-round proposition.The pres- Whizs, scoring 6- baskets and 3 the championship.hee t season of seven months beats baseball by quite a margin, |free throws for a total of 15 points.Parents you omit the long and expensive baseball training before the He was closely followed by Jack 'S, Very hedule begins, McKissock who dropped the ball The senior \u201camateur\u201d final series, all games of which will Presto panes for AA PEAT HUMUS of Your played at the Ottawa Auditorium, will carry plenty of in- prono 2 acored with 5 and pave fv brest for several former star professionals are with the Regina points .et to .jam, including Sweeney Schriner, Lorne Carr, and Mel Hill.\u2019 Wonderful For Improving Your Fe your their day these players were just about as good as they KENTUCKY BEATEN G ARDENS - FLOWER BEDS - LAWNS such ; Bo especially Schriner who was one of the smoothest strick- The Kentucky team that had : tor for dlers of all time, It will be Interesting to see how they fare |gone undefeated during the regu- ALSO GOOD FOR PLANT PROTECTION ect 1 bainst a younger, and coming, team like the Senators.lar schedule were eliminated by 1 5 0 PER BAG PER bear in.M Having picked Toronto Drome Lens, Oteamws Senators, and poe pee Alouettes who finished .APP, 75-108 LBS.10 BAGS OR MORE 1.25 BAG ers for, oyal juniors cerrectly, to , we'll go out on a limb again i in the final standings.The d oy nd pick Ottawa to take the Caps.That long train ride won\u2019t Alouettes outscored them 28-11.PER TON \u2014 IN BAGS 22.50 yo 21.00 0 check i plp the aging muscles of the westerners, and the rest should The Alouettes changed their vou ar [dl the Senators a lot of good.Besides, the advantage of playing style of play and played a very Carload Lots \u2014 Prices On Request Preciate home, especially on that egg-shaped Ottawa rink, will be ; ; : .ES close-checking game during the © DELIVERED WITHIN CITY LIMITS © » 1 p mean advantage to the home team.first half; they allowed the Ken- its ei LA From all accounts, Caps are a rough, hard-hitting team.In tucky team only 2 free throws for bn joe i pckey as it is played today, that means they'll get away with 2 points while they scored 5 points E D a C C O R BD to visit % urder if they ean and if the referee is in a co-operative mood.themselves.In the second frame B r Satyr.JEgchriner, Hill, and Carr, could always \"and it out and take it.the Larks opened up to outshoot LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR LTD.e.Mut JE@ut old age eventually beats them all, and the Caps are getting the Kentucky team 23-9.Ray Bin- ir chi Mons.more and Jack Dudley teamed up W A 1 5 3 1 , ers have MR * * * to lead the Larks by scoring 10 © - adjust.BSB That Ottawa-Marlboro series still has the fans talking, by Points each.Ron Morrow came up irst fe Me way.No sudden reversals of form have been witnessed in With 4 points, Jon Piers and Bob ay Bilan Cup play since the Moncton Hawks of 1933 took the old Grant scored à basket cach for 2 We back to the Maritimes \u2014 and enough cash with it to life Pentuek Sa that had ans mr \u2014_\u2014 pi he mortgage on the farm \u2014 on the rink, rather, Down in cess against ve tight arly de- A M P K A N A W A N Le camp ff oncton they still speak of the rink as the \u201crink Toronto paid |fence.He banged in 3 baskets and sl paf\u201d, 4 free throws for a total of 10 8 \u2018 pri Br ee riven FOR BOYS ie us r r ty a À aledonian Games Set For June 25 point.° © offer Hentucky June 25th to Aug 20th s hegin- |B ; ; ARS OUST RO ; «+ Mt CN Recreation Grounds, Lachine STarS ovsT roraLs Woodlond Camp in the Lourentians The Avenue Stars had little trouble knocking off the winless Royals by a 26-13 count.Will Manolson was the big gun on the Stars, he dented the mesh for 6 Expert Supervision Boating \u2014 Swimming \u2014 Hiking Canoelag and Sailing © Canoe Trips for Older Boys TS (38 The Caledonian Games, which will be held on Saturday, June M, on the CN.R.Recreation Grounds, Lachine, will be bigger be pr [8 better than ever this year, ndent of Jf: The games section of The Caledonian Society, under direction baskets and 3 singles, vo don CAMP DIRECTOR: ROY D.LOCKE ston! Felwhich the games have been held annually \u2014 except for a few 3Way With 17 points, Graydon fence IWF years \u2014 since 1856, has been working on preparations for on ge oe for the 5 tars, © LITERATURE ON REQUEST © quire Be tim , ; be op e now with the support of the Pipers\u2019 Society of Montreal, Bruce Campbell 1.Bill Graham and WESTMOUNT Bc Montreal Track and Field Club and the Women\u2019s Amateur Athle- I Federation of Canada and the active assistance of members of of these organizations and a program of events has heen drawn ¥ up which promises to make the # Games a real attraction for those who find enjoyment in watching a Highland Gathering with all its colour end thrills.More Piping Events A feature of the Games this year will be the increased number of piping\u2019 events and the improvement in the class of competition therein.This has been made possible by the support \u2014 active and practical \u2014 of the Pipers\u2019 Society.This organization, formed only last year for the purpose of generating interest in piping in and around Montreal, already has made material progress since its inception.Headquarters are in the Black Watch armoury and new members active and associate, will be cordially welcomed.The dancing events, always a prominent feature of the Games, are expected to attract greater competition than ever and the active assistance of the M.T.& F.C.and W.A.A.F.gives assurance of successful operation of the track and field events.Bob Young sniped 4 points each for the Royals, Eddie O'Brien and Logue MacDonald came up with 2 points each and Buck Knott notched a single point.The Alouettes will now meet the Ave.Stars in a sudden death game, AES Y.M.C A 4585 Sherbrooke St.West ELwood 1106 warn |i = St.Leo's Sports 2r inva ws that Rd t every: | 0 keep house Ç k up on .Prop ces ar È@ voiding Ei erry Pecknold, is St.Leo's ver- of the Cuban Bombshell, on bunt of Gerry listing Havana, a as the spot where he first the light of day .The Se- B Hockey party was voted by present as a very enjoyable ing, with Vaughan McVey ex- 2 himself in the roll of M.C.PE.We hate to admit it but in Ë interest of honest reporting, ry Wolfe, Senior B captain, found among the small but ct groupe of stags at the par- Girls, his phone number is food 4826 (P.S.this is not a mercial) y .The school Ten- - Tournament will in all probab- get underway during the k of May 22 at Westmount F courts , .Coach Andy Mc- is hopes to interest the girls bt.Paul's Academy in a mixed bles round for the.Tourna- t.Johnnie Rolland, official ographer for the Boxing \u201d is much in demand to take ures with his splendid photo- phy gaining him a fine repu- bn.Embarrassing moments experienced by Lennie Mulli- at the Easter Dance in the ol hall.Lennie waa A.W.L.his boxing class in the :.fter- à but who should he have the ortune to run blindly into in evening at the dance; you sed It, Wis coach.Oh wen, the | ive alli by and tit calendar says it is Spring .\u2019 John \u2018Doc\u2019 Chase slow to round into shape for boxing is now beginning to display his class in training and should hit the show in the pink .Ray Losito, voted last Autumn by his junior team- ates on the football club as the most valuable player to his team, will recelve The Dr.and Mrs.J.| T.Rogers Memorial Trophy, at the Boxing Show on May 6th .The Track at Westmount Athletic Grounds will not be ready for gen- \u2018eral use for some time yet, istributors pda 3 BLVD .79659DECARI CT YR rebar Wines Unit poin the | v= TD 7 3 = ë 5 2 3 = | B= oc [re CRÉGRE & ÉSÉSÉSÉREZSAS SHdSoQsS * voL \\ = .a 8 DYEING > | PRESSING CLEANING , REPAIRING 3 : 2 t 3 ; = % x = 1 I.$ : .: eee rr 3 3 5 \\ 3 pa : THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 En A \u2018 3 = 2 À ; e 3 : ®.$ 3 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ez rea et pms rE Van 27 I~ pr are em ma im mr dmb 0 mm, = \u2014 ad TB xt Arp ms \u2014 om mea \u2014\u2014 UE RE AE re \u2014\u2014emer a er se SIE is eg\u2019 \u2014 a rm male Tone ae as ~~ \u2014 or Sep \u2014_ => apr Ses, \u20140e ee vas se à \"2 rane rte te aria EST EEA \u2014 STEER Re rires FEIN We wl ES \u2014 Temi paiva) Tk ca Fg ~ eran .= - \u201crene \u2014 AT kt mT Sr Ar i AAA oa.tan on momie ec sr ad oe PIN im AEX Be a img pags nm nn py ne ae aan ran a SU a 2 oni oe SER arte Cn re ne.A - rp nv \u2014\u2014 PS em nan; A \u2014 as D EIRE > ae \u2014 me ae ne Spin a rn nl XW AL heat eS 6 eye ce eme me tna PO = a DS les ge arte rae SEES ei \u2014\u2014 + Dance a TR veneers té SN "]