The Westmount examiner, 20 mai 1949, vendredi 20 mai 1949

[" | | Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949 yoL.XX, No.20 PRICE: THREE CENTS Garbage Men Find Clean-Up Week Unexciting NEW AND OLD BUT Examiner Photos Se \"Ed \u2014 BOTH STILL IN USE Both the oldest and newest In garbage collection units can be seen any day of the week on Westmount streets.Photo at top is of a truck that features a compressor unit that compresses refuse in the truck assuring a maximum load before having to return for dumping.At bottom is a line-up of vehicles that are horse-drawn which will soon vanish from the scene, replaced by mechanized units.White Lines At Intersections Are To Be Walked Between, * Pedestrians have spent many a minute quietly and vociferously calling down the wrath of Heaven of motorists, and vice-versa, especially at intersections where one has cut off the other, but not many people actually know just what their rights in such cases are.City Hall officials have taken up the cause of both and for the information of the general public they have listed each person's privileges.Those red flags you've seen dotting intersections throughout the tity for a few hours at each place are there to serve a very definite purpose.They protect the fresh paint of the lines marking out trosswalks and those lines are put.there for the purpose of walking between, not around.Approximately a half dozen men are engaged in the work for a three Week period and at the finish they will have painted nearly 45,000 lineal feet of white lines from three to *gh: inches wide, using 125 gallons of paint.Biggest cause of worry for the pedestrian is the motorist who had been travelling either in the same direction or in the opposite direc- Young PC\u2019s Honor Brig.J.deLalanne \u2018Brigadier J.deLalanne, Pro- Bressive - Conservative candidate for the St.Antoine- Westmount Tiding, was guest of honour at an informal gathering held Saturday afternoon by the local Young P.C.Group at the home of Patrick Irwin, the group's president.Over 40 young people attended And all had the opportunity of Meeting Mr.deLalanne and dis- Cussing political matters with him.EMPIRE DAY HOLIDAY Offices of The Westmount Examiner will be open for business and ad-taking as usual, normal routine being observed during the week, Employees will have the advantage of a holiday on selected days or a day added to their annual holidays.tion and then turns onto the road You are crossing.The rule governing this situation as laid down is as follows:\u2014when crosswalks are painted at protected intersections (red and green traffic lights, etc.) pedestrians will cross within the white lines on either the green light or the traffic constable's signal.stop short of the stop line and must not enter into the crosswalk until the signal is in their favour and until all pedestrians legally on the roadway are clear.WAIT FOR BREAK When crosswalks are painted on heavily travelled thoroughfares at pedes- unprotected intersections, trians should cross in the crosswalk after waiting for a break in traffic.Drivers of vehicles must render the right of way to pedestrians who have entered the intersection legally, slowing down to allow them to cross in safety.\u2019 It will be noted that where crosswalks are painted, the Tine nearest the approaching traffic is the widest.This is the stop line.At intersections where a stop sign for protection.An approaching driver must stop before reaching the stop line and may proceed when he has given Drivers of vehicles must stop lines only are painted, there is Waste Removal From Homes Makes All Year Round Work By Paul McCaffery This may be clean-up week all over the Island of Montreal 1 but to Westmount's garbage collectors this means very little except that their loads may be heavier.Theirs is a never-ending campaign against having refuse and dirt left around homes, city streets and backyards.This unglamorous but essential service is carried on in Westmount with an organization calling for much executive work and engineering skill.There are problems of labour, and disposal of tons of material rain or shine, with a minimum of interruption.In fact when interrupted by legal holidays such as is coming up on Tuesday, householders are so concerned that often authorities have to publicly advertise what is to be done.¥ The lot of the collector transportation They work week after week, finds Putters Club Hold Last Social Night The Westmount Putters Club had their last social evening Mon- Beetles game.Mrs.R.J.Kent and Mrs, W, Stott won the first prize and Mrs.L.Wheatley and T.Sargent won second prize.Mrs.W.Jones was the recipient of a very fine gift from the Club on her departure to the old country where she will be spending her holiday.Putting should be underway soon and another active season is anticipated.Not Around and when traffic permits him to do so in safety.Authority for these directions is found in traffic by-law 501.Article 17 states definitely that \u201ca driver shall yield the right of way to any pedestrian who is crossing the roadway within a marked crosswalk or within an unmarked crosswalk at an inter- (Continued on page 4) day night playing the popular little sympathy in the public mind usually but à few seconds taken in your spare time to study their work shows that compared to local garbage men, Pheidippides, who ran the original marathon from Marathon to Athens, was a piker.Since refuse in Westmount is left at the back of houses, the men must walk an average of 100 feet each way to pick up and bring back the garbage to the truck or cart, take back the empty can and then go to the next house.That means four trips of 100 feet each time \u2014 four hundred feet of walking for each house.Therefore the men need only collect from 13 houses to walk a mile.They do many more than 13 houses per day.CITY IS FAVOURED In most parts of the Island, residents must put their refuse out on the street but in our city, our eyes are spared this ugly spectacle.Wherever there are lanes, the garhage is picked up in the rear of the house and this involves plenty of extra labour and expense for the municipality.Actual cost of garbage collecting in Westmount in 1948 was 9.3 cents per dwelling.As picking up is done twice a week, this means that for 18.6 cents a week the householder gets rid of all his refuse, only half the cost of a package of cigarettes.Filled vehicles run to the dis- (Continued on page 4) Boys Club Drive Total Is $48,248, Rotary Announces J.A.deLalanne, honorary treasurer of the Unity Boys Club campaign, announced at the meeting of the Rotary Club of West- mount on Wednesday that the drive has realized $48,248 to date.During the past week another $1,- 490 was brought in, including one donation of $1,000, the rest being made up of 15 smaller donations.Frank Kenwood, member of the club, was the main speaker at the meeting and he reported on the recent district conference in Ottawa.He told the members that a director of Rotary International stated that \u201cRotary is a great movement not moving greatly.\u201d The director was urging the rejuvenation of Rotary spirit and he also said, \u201cIntentions are not enough\u201d.FEW FROM CITY Mr.Kenwood said that the main purpose of the conference was to meet other Rotarians but he regretted that there were not more of the Westmount Club \u2018present.Only four went to Ottawa.Another conference speaker urged that Rotarians follow but one objective and not confuse issues by jumping from one thing to another before the first is completed.An advocate of sportsmanship recommended that instead of -{ awarding trophies for the winners of sports events, a trophy be donated to the team getting the most votes from other teams in a league as being the best sports.Play the game for the game itself was the idea behind his statement, according to Mr.Kenwood.President Don Ross announced that the local club is invited to attend the May 26th meeting of the Montreal club in the Mount Royal Hotel.The club's golf -day will be held on Wednesday, June 8, at the Whitlock Golf Club.Westm\u2019t Observes Parks, Recreation Week With Varied Outdoor Program Mayor James S.Cameron announces that \u201cin co-operation with the Parks and Recreation Association of Canada, the City of West- mount will observe the week of May 23rd to 27th, inclusive, as Parks and Recreation Week.A program of sports for both sexes of various age groups has been arranged to provide an opportunity for conununity participation and it is hoped that full advantage of the opportunities afforded will be taken by those ipterested.\u201d The Canadian organization is co-opera- ting with the American Institute of Park Executives who will conduct similar activities and programs in the United States during the same period.In Westmount, a comprehensive program has been drawn up which Will cover a wide variety of events carried out in local parks.Events scheduled in the following program will be conducted in Westmount Park.- Monday, May 23, will be Softball Day.Four games are scheduled for 4 p.m.with bantam and school teams participating.Two interme- the right 'df way tolipedestrians i dinte games: Kre' soheduled jfôr! 6.45 | which are typical of the activities | p.m.In the evening at 8 o'clock Football Day.A number of teams an \u2018exhibition of folk and square dancing will be given by the girls of the Junior High School.There will also be shuffleboard, checkers and horseshoe tournaments at the lighted playground areas.x Tuesday has been designated composed of boys of school age will stage soccer contests between 3 pm.and 4 p.m.At 6.45, the | Westmount Junior Q.R.F.U.team will nut on an exhibition rughy (Continued on page 4) Playtown Officials Will Be Nominated On Monday Nominations will take place at all three playgrounds, Westmount, Staynor and Prince Albert, for the positions of playground Mayor, Fire and Police Chief, on Monday afternoon, May 23rd.It is an- - nounced that if any program, due to Park and Playground Week, interferes, you can have your representative put your name in to the Recreation Office by phoning FIL 6975.Present Mayors Terry Coventry of Staynor, Doug Patterson of Westmount and Laurie Bennett from Prince Albert, will have to get their electioneering campaigns going if they wishito retain office as many others are out for their positions.Jimmy Morgan, able Playtown Fire Chief, and Pat Baker, Police Chief, are also having to defend their platforms.This summer, the Mayors and Chiefs will have quite a few responsibilities and will also have more privileges than before.As an active summer season has been planned, the younger fry will take over more and more the actual operations.Last instructions from Playtown supervisors are to nominate your candidate so that he will be chosen and installed on Friday night, \u2018elegtion night.[RS t Examiner PAGE TWO Scouts & Cubs By REG.GROOME Much attention has apparently been drawn to this corner because of a letter published herein last week from Scoutmaster Larry Do- herty of St.Augustine\u2019s Troop.Mr.Doherty has since cleared up much of the misunderstanding which was created upon receipt of his letter.Apparently, the main point of this disagreement hinged upon the supposed non-publication of a report of the two floor hockey games St.Augustine's played with the Navy League.Unfortunately, the reason why this was neverk printed was because this writer never received it.Trinity Memorial Last Monday's meeting, Sixer John Ancrum led the opening ceremony and Grand Howl, which was attended by 29 Cubs.Three presentations followed, First Star to Allan Wilkins, Toymaker badge to Biil Hartley and Jim Shaw was invested as a Second Star cub.Inspection then took place, with only the Blue six all present and accounted for.A game of soup was played, followed by a reef knot relay and instruction.The following tests were passed: Signalling: Richard Howard; compass: Earl Bisson; The King: James Chidley; Skipping: Ronald Leadbetter, Warren Franklin; ball throwing: Paavo Wright; cleanliness: Paavo \u2018Wright; First aid (2nd Star): Garth Stuart, Lloyd Hiscock and Brian Hutchinson.Wm.Hewetson of Provincial HQ wes in for a visit.The Pack enjoyed a short sing song, and another part of Akela's Navy story.The meeting closed with Cub Silence and Prayer, followed by Granl Howl.Brown six won the competition for the evening, as well as collecting the most coat hangers last week.Fifteen cubs will be attending Camp Macaulay in the first period, along with Akela Bedford and Baloo Mitchell.Unless the cubs are advised by Akela otherwise, there will be a meeting on Monday, May 23rd at 6:45 as per usual.Do not overload washer with clothes or hot water.Overloading is a strain on the washer motor, Milton A.Foss Heads Solar Club At the annual meeting of the Solar Club, which was held recently at the Homoeopathic Hospital, a complete new slate of officers was elected for the new season, headed by Milton A.Foss, a well-known St.James St.bond salesman, Other officials elected were: Honorary President, Dr.Harold Griffith; 1st Vice-President, 8S.Bruce Millward; 2nd .Vice-Presi- dent, G.A.Morris; Secretary, Herbert Harding; Treasurer, Russell Allworth; Directors, Dr.George Novinger, R.R.White, G.E.Ferguson, W.R.Ormrod and E.G.Collard.Club activities for the.past year were reviewed by the retiring president, George Leal, and the outstanding event of thé past year was the purchase of new lights for the operating room of the Homoeopathic with funds raised during the year.CYCLIST HURT BY BUS John Griffith, 12, of 455 Mount Stephen avenue, was admitted to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital last Friday where he was treated by Dr.McKenzie for- a \u2018fracture of the right tibia after he was involved in an accident with an autobus while riding his bicycle near the thus using more electricity.Fill]corner of Sherbrooke street and washer to water line only.Mount Stephen.Barrister and Solicitor of OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates Deceased Persons.57 Sr.James St.West Residence: 2058 Lincoln Avenue SUB POST OFFICE RE-OPENED AT 4828 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Next door to Fry's Stationery) Westmount CO a A IAE HAND & Backed by thirty years L1LTILL LL 0LLILSILLSS IL £7 S57 LL ALLS LL LIES LI EELS ISS LL SIS SES SILA SS SILLS SSS LU RER GENUINE WELSH ANTHRACITE More Heat - Less Ash - No Dust For Immediate Delivery CALL DEXTER 1131 TODAY Authorized Dealer LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West dd dR RO 72 MAMMA MA AM EE \u20ac Z AL PARKER of dependable service NS a oo Ro DE oo er 77, EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FREDAY, MAY 20, 1949 Earle T.Moore Congratulates Scouts On Awards » Life Saving and Red Cross Societies BY REG.Parents and friends of the St.Hobby Show and Parents Night.Mr.Moore was introduced to th \u201cGrand Howl\u201d led by Sixer Stewart Caryer and flag-break taken by* Troop Leader Richard Dendy.F.W.Swaiies, Cubmaster and E.Haynes, Assistant Scoutmaster, led the group in some lively games followed by an explanation of the Guide Badge John Hill, Scoutmaster, was chairman of the evening and did a very commendable job.A first aid demonstration was led by Assistant Scoutmaster D.C.Griffiths, followed by the Wolf Cub Jungle Play of \u201cKaa\u201d.E.Haynes supervised the Troop in a camping exhibition, and camp-fire and the presentation of badges by W.J.Shaw were next on the programme.Cub Donald Woods was invested as a second star Wolf Cub.In the results of the Hobby Show, first prize went to Scout David Lewis and Cub Billy Howes, each receiving a Scout or Cub ring from W.Gerrell of the North Mount Lions Club, who donated the prizes Second prize, flashlights, was presented by K.Keir- stead to Scout K.Jaeggin and Cub Richa:d Powell.Third prize, presented by L.Hawes, went to Scout Donald Giles and Cub Marc Gold- stein.The prizes were Scout knives.Fourth prizes, Scout diaries, went to Scouts Ralph Hazel, Ian Kirk and Stan Bayliss and; crests to Cubs Roger Anderson and Peter Ellis.A Cub diary was presented to Cub Douglas Smith- ers who came fifth, by F.Swailes.Crests Presented Assistant Scquimaster E.J.Hayncs, who announced his intention to retire from the Troop, presented crests to Scouts Donald Giles and Kenneth Jaeggin for their 2xcellent efforts in the Troop.Among the Cubs who entered the Hobby Show, Red ribbons were awarded to Marc Goldstein, Peter Ellis end Billy Hawes; white ribbons to Billy Howes, Richard Powell, Crawford Spencer, Fred Graves and Douglas Smithers; yellow ribbons to Stewart Caryer and Richard Powell, Scouters of the St.Luke's units are: J.M.Hill, Scoutmaster; E.J.Haynes and D.C.Griffiths, Assistant Scoutmasters; F.W, Swailes, Cubmester; R.G.Westen and Miss cad on his left, Rou.Wareham, lona, John Aspinoli, Montreal Bride, St.Thomas\u2019, and Ed.Clark, Se.John the Divine.In the back row, Tamaracouta Committee, Bob Cartwright, St.Aldan's, Dong.Renney.D.S.M St.Lawrence Sea Scouts, Gordon Dickinson, 5.M., St.Cuthbert's, end Jomes McTear, Willingdon.Other | winners who could not aitend were Ross Cole of St.Matthew's, T.T.Smith of Montreal West, J.Ashdown of St.Mark's, Longueuil, J.A.Maltby, St.Laurent, W.S.Peilatt, Sheer Hesdbemoyi Queen Mary United, D.Cummings, W.Bateman end L.King of Storer, ond V.Shearsmith of Lachate.Parents Visit Hobby Show By St.Luke\u2019s Scouts, Cubs [] .Shaking bands with Mr.Receiving the congratulations of the Montreal district Scout esseciotion president Eorle T.Moore, eleven | Scouts and Scouters are shown after they had been proconted with twenty Moore is Don.R y West, Edward Keller, Willingdon, James Mc.water-safety awards of the Royel W.J.Shaw representing the Camp .Westers Area, Jim Quarles, Royal m, Lee Waelkingtes, GROOME Luke's United Wolf Cubs and Boy | Scouts gathered in:the Church Hall Saturday evening for the annual Guests for the occasion included Earl T.Moore, President of the Montreal District Council, D.Bedford, District Cubmaster, W.Shaw, District Scoutmaster, Miss K.Mitchell, Assistant Cubmaster of Trinity Memorial Pack and Mr.and Mrs.W.Gerrell, the former the President of the North Mount Lions Club.e gathering by K.Keirstead of the St.Luke's Group Committee, and sald a few words of encouragement to the boys.The meeting was officially opened with the Wolf Cub \u2014 SIDELIGHTS \u2014 The \u201cTotem Pole\u201d of the St.Luke's United Wolf Cub Pack is one that has long since reached fame in local Scouting circles.Each boy who has passed through \u2018the Pack has left his ribbon with his name thereon hanging from the totem, which is today very impressive to behold, Mrs.E.H.Newman, of Columbia Avenue, Westmount, was one of the guests at Saturday's event and requested\u201d the Cubs to look for her son\u2019s name on the totem.Sure enough, searching, the name of Eldon Newman was found, and it was noted on the ribbon that Eldon had gone up to the Scouts from St.Luke's Pack in 1985.Today, Eldon is a draftsman in Three Rivers, Quehec, after spending four years in the army.Mrs.Newman also had another son who on went through this local Cub Pack, Richard Newman, who joined the air force during the war.became a Flying Officer and retains that rank in the permanent force today.Those present were more than interested in secing this re-living of another day, and Mrs, -Nevwman was very gratified in finding her son's name still on the \u201ctotem\u201d after all these years.Kevin McConomy was the young lad who found the ribbon.E.J.MacIntosh, Assistant Cub- masters.The Rev.R.E.Spencer of St.Luke's Church thanked the Scouters for the work they are doing and have done, on behalf of the parents of the boys.Refreshments concluded a most successful evening.Men seldom are victims of silly styles in hats, according to a department store buyer.They use their, heads whem haying ofr.By GEORGE COCHRANE Changes, Changes, Changes There will be some changes made in the Westmount Protestant schools set-up come September, 1949.And the changes make interesting reading.Frank Sharpe, the man who has done such a magnificent job in giving Westmount Junior High School a varied athletic program second to none in this province, and probably in this whole Dominion, will move his books and properties a little along Western avenue to King's School.Mr.Sharpe is scheduled to move in there as principal.He should be a good one., Those who have watched this Junior High athletic program mushrooming into something reals ly praiseworthy are hoping that Mr.S's new position will give him enough leisure time to get that promised book written.The book is going to be a description of the WJHS program with hints for those starting out in other schools with the idea of building a proper, well-regulated program of extra-curricular activities.The second change is that woodworking will not be taught as a regular school subject in the Westmount schools after the current school year.It will be an after-school, voluntary subject.This announcement comes after last Saturday's Star published à whole page of pictures and words on the value of an industrial arts program.: And the third change is that Miss Moore, the lady who has taught gym in Westmount High for lo these many years, will be retiring in June.Miss Moore has developed into a tradition at West mount.Her coaching prowess car ried the suburb city's gals to the forefront in basketball, badminton, skiing and tennis.ITEMS Peter \u2018\u2019The Head\" Farrell i now the proud possessor of # moustache.Congratulations .- - Miss Evelyn Bremner, the tennis wizard, celebrates her 23rd birth: his 43rd on Sunday .Brothers are sponsoring a softball team in Oxford Park \u2018this SUINMEY; Trt day today .Eddie Quinn, the maestro of the -local wrestling fraternity, will be celebrating .Hodge Fa4 2507 =u=N FI & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT yoL.XX, No.20 RMR.Band Will Compete In Trophy Meet Tomorrow Trumpet and bugle bands of Canadian Army Reserve Force units in the Montreal area will fake part in the annual -competi- tion for the T.Eaton Company Limited and Peate Musical Supplies Ltd.Trophies at the 17th Duke of York\u2019s Royal Canadian Hussars Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, tomorrow night starting at 8 p.m, Five bands have been entered in this sixth annual competition for the Trophies, donated to encourage enlistments in the Reserve Force and to maintain trumpet and bugle bands at a high standard of efficiency.The contest will be open to the public with admission free.Last year's victors, the Royal Montreal Regimênt (MG), again! have entered their band and also taking part will be: the 7th Recce.Regiment (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars), the Victoria Rifles of Canada, the Fusiliers Mont-Royal and the 15th Armoured Regiment (6th Duke of Connaught's Royal Canadian Hussars).Zenana Bible, Medical Mission Hold Meeting An open meeting for all interested in the work of the Zenana Bible and Medical Mission in India will be held in the People's Church, corner of Union avenue .and Sherbrooke street on Thursday, May 26 at 8 p.m.Miss Nellie Lamport who has been on a delegation and survey throughout the United States and Canada.will be the guest speaker.Miss Lamport will soon be returning to England for a short furlough before proceeding to India.GIRL H!T BY TRAM While ruining from the east to the west side of the street in front of 350 Victoria avenue, Patricia Bean, 6, of 4844 Sherbrooke street west, was hit by a streetcar last Saturday.She suffered a scratched forehead and complained of a pain in her hip.Taken to the Homoeopathic in a police car, she was REPAIRED - REFINISHED < SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.The _Esaminer \u201c49 YEARS IN Individual WESTMOUNT\" % OUR SPECIALTY #% RINGS Designed and recreated from our old jewellery, ¥ ketches submitted without charge.OHMAN'S WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949 rte PAGE THREE \"ESSAY WINNERS AND JUDGES IN HENRY MORGAN CO.CONTEST 3 Winners and judges of the Henry Morgan and Co.Ltd high school essay contest are pictured above in the building auditorium after the presentation of prizes, Pictured above are, front row, left to right: Paul Vermet of the Morgan company: H.J.Larkin, managing editor of The Gazette, and Professor J.E.Launay, chairman of the department of romance languages, McGill University, both judges; G.Earle Scott, sales promotion manager of Morgan's; Herve Major, managing editor of La Presse, also a judge, and W.H.Thompson, of the compony.Second row, left to right: Diana Stanway, Westmount High School: Thelma Aronoff and Joanna Kolicos, Commercial High School; Phylis Cartwright and Bente Jopson, St.Laurent High Schoel; Peter Buckley.D'Arcy McGee High School, who was the grand winner and wos awarded with a wrist watch, and Ruth Bruck, Strathcona Academy.Third row, left te right: Robert Charron, D'Arcy McGee High School; Norman McGuinness, Montreal West High School; David House- father, Strathcona College Notre Dame.Academy; Raymond Legault and Roger Roy, D\u2019Arcy McGee Student Morgan Contest.Winner Winners of the Henry Morgan and Company, Ltd.annual essay contest were presented with prizes on Saturday morning in the company\u2019s building auditorium, with Peter Buckley, a D'Arcy McGee High School student, taking first prize of a wristwatch for his essay, \u201cA Tour of Morgan's\u2019.The prize was presented by Professor J.E.Launay, chairman of the Department of Romance Languages at McGill University.Essays were judged by Mr.Launay, Herve Major, -city editor of La Presse, and H.J.Larkin, managing editor of The Gazette.Buckley was one of some 250 students from eight different high schools department store throughout the winter months, in a series of tours designed to give the guests an insight into the organization of such a large store as well as ideas for future vocational possibilities.After the tour, each student submitted an essay on that phase of store operation which interested him or her most.These tours were held weekly throughout the winter, as a group treated by Dr.Grubp.of approximately 30 students &.SPECIALLY TREATED LOAM = FOR CARDENS AND LAWNS $3.00 Single Load $5.00 Double Load , Lin Bai WHOLESALE GARDEN SUPPLIES BULLDOZER TO RENT HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE EL.1177 6051 WESTERN AVE.and RETAIL AVENUE TAILORS & VALET SERVICE REG'D.4226 St.Catherine St.West (Just west of Greene Ave.) We have just received the very latest gabardfnes and other summer \"aterials from Yorkshire, England.These materials are ideal for Summer wear for ladies and gentlemen.2 WEEKS DELIVERY \u2014 BEST WORK GUARANTEED REPAIRS AND REMODELLING OF ALL KINDS Valet Service \u2014 DeLuxe Dry Cleaning DYEING TO ANY WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER COLOR DESIRED WE.5908 who visited thew were taken all over the store, from basement to eighth floor, each Wednesday afternoon.This is the second year in which these tours have been in operation, Other prize winning students, each presented with Morgan's Merchandise = Gift Certificates were, David Housefather and Ruth Bruck, Strathcona Academy; Norman McGuinness and John Mann, Montreal West High School; Roger Roy and Raymond Legault, College Notre Dame; Joanna Kol- cos and Thelma Aronoff, Commercial High School; Roland Beland and J.P.Gauvreau, Aca- demie Querbes; Phylis Cartwright and Bente Jepson, St.Laurent High School; Diana Stanway, Westmount High School, ani Robert Charron, D'Arcy McGee High School.NO MORE HANDICRAFT CLASSES IS RUMOUR Despite the fact that it has been officially denied by the Westmount School Commissioners, rumours still persist that the handicraft classes presently being given in Westmount High School will be discontinued as part ofthe regular curriculum after this term, but that the classes will still be available to those boys who wish to attend after school hours.WRITING WHILE TRAVELING When necessary to write while \u2018traveling in an automobile, train, or bus, press the elbows into the body just above the hips, and you | will\" find the task easy.'Y Teenagers Plan bers of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Teenage clubs are planning a special trip by chartered bus to Plattsburg, N.Y.The busses will leave from the front of the West- mount Y.M.C.A.and arrive in Plattsburg on Saturday afternoon.On Saturday, June 4th, mem- Plattsburgh Trip Will sightsee, swim and shop.In the evening the teenagers will be entertained by a dance held in their honour by teenagers of the Plattsburg Y.M.C.A.The party Will leave Plattsburg at 11 p.m.This trip is planned with the hope that friendly relationships will be built up with the American While in Plattsburg, the group association.\"SALADA TEA & COFFEE Outstanding Quality + Delicious Flavour and HOT FOR FREE SURVEY AND ESTIMATES, CALL LIMITED 167 Hillside Ave.Westmount YOU CAN ENJOY AUTOMATIC HEAT WATER ALL YEAR ROUND HEAT-MAKERS WE.2100 is hoped that full advantage & PARKS AND RECREATION WEEK | hereby proclaim that in co-operation with the Parks and Recreation Association of Canada, The City of Westmount will observe the week of May 23rd to 27th inclusive as Parks and Recreation Week.A programme of sports for both sexes of various age groups has been arranged to provide an opportunity for community participation and it of the opportunities afforded will be taken by all those interested.J.S.Cameron, x = mr que aa Aa Foe I apts + tt on hoes hy ver mn se [7 ab nt mW nt.-\u2014 .+ ore + emer armor a 2eme =; \u2018 1\u201c oe a A.GENERAL A.GENERAL 7 5 ANTIQUE silver, china, aintings, CHROME electric * 2 burner stove| TUXEDO suit, size 42, $20.00; mor- a: + figurines, vases, Clocks, $10.00; Electric heater $10.00; tall! ning suit, size 42, $15.00; boy's tuxedo, objets d\u2019art, purchased.Full value.Sheraton 3 panel screen, $25.00.WE.32, $10.00.Wonderful bargalns.EL, 1480 St.Catherine, Lyons, 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PAGE TWELVE Mr.and Mrs.A Pare, Rosemount Avenue, left by motor Monday, tor Guelph and Midlands, Ontario.Mr.and Mrs.Mr.John McLeish, Immediate Past President of the Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations, entertained the members of the retiring board of Federation, and chairmen of standing committes, at a reception Sunday afternoon, at the home of his sister, Mrs.Roger W.Varey, 6720 Monkland Avenue.Receiving with Mr.McLeish was his mothar, Mrs.James A.McLeish, while Mrs, A.R.Colman, Mrs.E.A, Jarand, and Mrs.E.A.McKee assisted at the tea hour.Eæmmeer Arrivals! 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Mr.and Mrs.Foss left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a suit of grey wool and wearing a white pique hat and navy blue accessories.\u2014 T\u201cW here Do We Go?\u201d Skit Goes Long Way On Road To Success | The members of the Civies Group of the Cite des Neiges and Snowdon Women's Club presented the skit \u201cWhere do w2 go from here, Girls?\u201d On der the auspices of the Silver Cross Mothers R.C.AF.On Tuesday night, May 17, it was given at Trinity Memorial Hall and again the following evening at Rialto Hall, under the auspices of the Maccabees.\u2018his makes the 18th performance of the play, which would indicate its popularity among the various organizations throughout the city.Mrs.J.F.Ware, a member of the club of the club, 18 the author of the play, Mrs.A.J.Tonks is chairman of the Civies group.Dramatic fanfare appears in late afternoon dresses of black taffeta .Necklines have a way of opening like fans, while hemlines by their very unevenncss sway with movement.Hemiines of sheers and crush-tucked chiffons also take to the gleam ot pleated AAA LL ld hd AAA MAMMA MAMMA AA 1 ribbon.finishes.i.Tuesday \u201cafternoon, May 12, un- - 3 Sister Rita of Jesus, of the Little Sisters of Charity, Mother\u2019 House of Quebec, arrived in town yesterday at noon from Basutoland and left in the early evening for Newport, Vermont.Her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Hector Morin, Prud'homme Avent, were among those greeting her after fourteen years stay in South in missionary work.A committee meeting was held at the home of Mrs.Roy BE, Wa- gar, Chairman of the Civics Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Wom-.Plans for the coming season were made to study many phases of the\u2019 Municipal \u2018 Government.\u2018 Immediately following the meeting, tea was served, with Mrs.J.W.Perks, president, pouring.' the Notre Dame de Grace Women's \u2018Club, entertained at tea at the home of Mrs.R.Japp, 3580 Ven- dome Avenue, on Thursday, May 12, when her guests included members of the Board of Management, the Honorary President and the retiring members of the Board.Mrs.N.B.Muir, Honorary Prési- sided at the tea table, A meeting of the board at a quarter past two o'clock preceded the tea.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Paul Bienvenu, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Claudine, to Mr.Frederick F.Langan, son of the late Frederick F.Langan, and of Mrs.Langan, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.John Heron, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Jean Victoria, to Mr.Maynard Francis Doyle, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.M.F.Doyle, of Outre- mont, the marriage to take place on Saturday, June 25, at three o'clock, in Calvary United Church, Westmount.Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Roberts, of Sault Ste.Marie, Ont, announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Elvira Joyce, to Mr.John Watson Jeffrey, only son of Mr.and.Mrs.W.R.Jeffrey, of Westmount.The marriage will take place very quietly on Saturday, June 4, in Toronto.APPROACHING MARRIACE The marriage of Pamela Merle, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John S.Aird, of Montreal, to Mr.George Blackwell Beaumont, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry B.Beaumont, of Westmount, has heen arranged to take place on Friday afternoon, June 3, at five o'clock, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.Mrs.Robert Seath Guard -will be matron-of-honor and Miss .Joan Aird, cousin of the hride, Miss Eleanor Jean Ruddick, and Miss Mary Coyle, will be bridesmaids.The best man.will be Mr.Edward Percy, the.ushers being Mr.Peter Aird, the bride's brother, Mr.Richard Beaumont, brother of the bridegroom, Mr.David Stearns, his cousin, Mr.Terrence Flood and Mr.Bruce Kippen.Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the Rose Room of the Windsor Hotel Community Club Play Scores Success At Calvary Church The play \u201cFive to Five-Thirty\u201d, produced by the Mount Royal Community Club, under the direction of Mrs.Greer, in Calvary Church Hall Monday evening, was the highlight of a successful concert.Other artists participating \u2018in the concert were: Mrs.Green, Soprano soloist; Mr, Terry Seaman, baritone soloist! and Mrs.Hall, : jelocutionist; av onload Africa, where she was engaged | en\u2019s Club on Wednesday, May 11.\u2018| discussed at length.Various topics | - were suggested and a decision |\u2018: Mrs.J.W.Perks, President of | dent and Mrs.R.G.Bain pre- |.Engagements + ++ Mi.and Mrs, SC Pos See se Palms and multi-colored snapdragons decorated the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, on Saturday afternoon, April 30, at three o'clock, for the marriage of Mss Marion Edith O\u2019Brien, daughter of the late George Edward O'Brien, and of Mrs.B.Lewis, of Montreal.to Mr.Willlam W.Irving, son of Mr.William R.I.Irving, and of the late Mrs.Irving, of Notre Dame de Grace.The Rev.WW.Byrd performed the ceremony.The bride, who was given in marriage by her stepfather Mr, Bernard Lewis, wore a floor length gown of white taffeta, the bodice, buttoned down the front having cap sleeves and a winged Se A444 Sherbrooke &Mount ain Sts SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, ; RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 CORDON AVE.| YOrk 0254 3 Their marriage took place i of Our Lord, Westmount.The O'Brien, daughter of the late Bernard Lewis, of Montrecl.Th is the son of Mr.William ining Dame de Grace.IRVING - O'BRIEN Eh harch of | r Miss O'Brien Mr, Willie Mrs.Irv] Photo by M collar.Th flight tra B lusion wa: 8 dress of ! own, an mittens.| pink car: peas.Miss 8 bridesma.wore a Î R taffeta, f 88 and she 8 Her hea B of multi- Mr.H.RE man for were MI # D.Patel Mrs, L BY wore à : fashione( 8 tural Mi accessor pink ro.@ grandme in a ge 4 Taspber! M Cessorie: fl roses.Follo eeption of the spring corate.left for travelli dress, retry Ren Tal $1. ok place re punt.The the late bntreal, TN iam Irving snap- sty of on of Satur- three Miss ighter Brien, htreal, son of nd of Notre Byrd en in r Mr, Floor- a, the front, inged \u2014 = $ we at.A RT march of the Ascension.er Miss Marion Edith O'brien and.of Mrs.Mr.William.W.Irving, Mrs, Irving, of Notre Photo by ©.Hodgson.collar.The back drape fell into a slight train, Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a headdress of the same material as her gown, and she wore long white mittens.She carried a bouquet of pink carnations and white sweet peas.Miss Beverley Hughes, as # bridesmaid, and only attendant, wore a frock of buttercup yellow taffeta, fashioned with cap sleeves, and she wore matching mittens.@ Her headdress and bouquet were of multi-colored sweet peas.Mr, H.W.O'Brien acted as best man for the groom, and the ushers were Mr.G.MacAdam and Mr.¥ D.Paterson.Mrs, Lewis, mother of the bride, BY wore a dress of rose beige crepe FT fashioned with lace bodice, a na- M tural Milan straw hat, and brown accessories.Hey corsage was of Ÿ pink roses.Mrs.W.Irving, sr, fg grandmother of the groom.was Bin a gown of grey crepe, with fy raspberry felt hat, and grey ac- B cessories.Her corsage was of red & roses.) ff Following the ceremony, a refs ception was held in the Blue Room # of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, where spring flowers were used to de- |, corate.Later Mr.and Mrs, Irving left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a bright green wool dress, a green felt hat, a short Mrs.John Douglas Eaton.Mrs.THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNR FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1049 Mr.And Mrs.John Douglas Eaton EATON - McMANAMAN The marriage of Joan Irene, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edward McMananfan, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.John Douglas Eaton, son of Mr.and Mrs.John Eaton, of Montreal West, took place on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rev.Father F.McMahon officiating, Standards of pink and white snapdragons were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a picture gown of white organdy and lace, the fitted bodice having a yoke with a bertha and the bouffant skirt, fashioned with an apron effect in front, banded with lace, falling into a slight train.She wore à fingertip length veil of embroidered net and carried a Colonial bouquet of white carnations and baby\u2019s breath.Her only ornament was a strand of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom.Miss Mary Kathryn McMana- man, as maid-of honor for her sister, was in a frock of turquoise organza, fashioned on princess lines, the skirt having a peplum.She wore a matching headdress and carried a Colonial bouquet of pale the wedding cake was arranged with pink and white sweetpeas.Mr.Ralph Probert acted as best man for Mr.Eaton and the ushers were Mr.James Mitchell, Mr.Jack McManaman and Mr.Peter Mec- Manaman.Mrs.McManaman, the bride's + FAMOUS FRENCH RESTAURANT Rendez-vous of the _connoisseur for.thirty years.\u2018 Table d'hote luncheon $1.30 \u2014 Dinner $1.50 Salons available for private gatherings.Special Attention to Women's Clubs Luncheons ~ and Dinner Parties.1500 Drummond St.\"BE.0458 =+ brown seal coat, and- brown accessories.Upon their return they will reside in Ville St.Laurent.Flower Arrangement {Demonstration Given Can.Pac.Auxiliary \u201cAt the recent meeting of 1 the \u2018ladies \u2018 of: Canadian Pacific Branch 96,-of the Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L, a demonstration of flower arrangements was given by Carl, of Carl's Flower Shop Reg'd.Using a quantity of cut spring fiowers, he showed how to arrange a mantel display, how to turn a quiet little luncheon centerpiece into a gay cocktail bouquet; hqw to decorate a charming little package for presenation to a sick friend and how to fix a corsage in a jiffy and also demonstrated other designs of bouquets and arrangements for special occasions.Many useful and interesting hints were also given by him on how to preserve as long as possible the beauty of cut flowers and plants in the Homadiseifidiidd ida ic trie ie hi tal es a du het ifiildd Pictured above, following their wedding on Saturday ofterneon, in the Church of the Asceasion of Our Lord, Westmount, are Mr.and X Eaton, formerly Miss Joan irene McManaman, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edwawrd McManomen, of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Eaton Is the son of Mr.and Mrs.John Eaton, of Montreal West.20C _D0C_D0C >t 20\u20ac SOC \"O< DOC A mother, was gowned in rosebud : crepe and wore a hat of natural |.straw, mink fur and a corsage | # bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.Mrs.Eaton, mother of the bridegroom wore.a gown of navy blue crepe with a navy blue hat and accessories and a corsage houquet of pale pink roses.The reception was held at the Montreal West Town.Hall where pink and white sweetpeas.Later Mr.and Mrs.Eaton left in a frock of navy blue and white with navy blue veiling.Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Irene Martin and Mr.T.Martin, of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.Norman Laing, of Lindsay, Ont.and Miss Ruth Byron, of Detroit, Mich.Blue Goose Aux.Names Conveners At, the final meeting of the executive of the Blue Goose -Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, held recently at the Mount Royal Hotel, plans for an interesting season were discussed and committee conveners named: The newly elected president, Mrs.Benoit Bertrand was in the chair.Conveners were named as follows: Membership, Mrs.Alex Avery; Hospitality, Mrs.Leo homme: Welfare, Mrs.W.Frank Linn; Fellowship, Mrs.LeBaron Leblance, assisted by Mrs.W.G.Bacon and Mrs.H.P.Vallee Attendance Mrs.G.E.Mott assisted.by Mrs.F.W.Moore, Mrs.Gaston Lapage and Mrs.E.Crevier; Bowling, Mrs.R.Dyer, -and Mrs.J.Gordon Weekes; Publicity, Mrs.Chas.H.Wood.It was decided that a gen- every fourth Wednesday of the month, commencing with the opening tea on September 28th next.As a token of appreciation for her two succesful years as president, a life membership was conferred on Mrs.Wood.Mrs.Bertrand, president of the A\u201cxiliary, announced that all activities would be .suspended until late in September.Pick a pretty pinafore .bra halter and short-shorts, but top your bare shoulders with clever cover up of stole, capelets or flare- hack Jacket, ziti a PAGE THIRTEEN The modern baby cost 1,000 per couver Metropolitan Health asso- cent more than 50 years ago \u2014 ciation.A baby today, it said, but he is lots healthier, according costs $200 where he used to cost the bride's table, centered with 7 for New York, the bride travelling | silk, under a navy blue coat and |% wearing a hat of white flowers |y J.Leclerc and Mrs.J.J.Bon- eral meeting and tea be held | Chas H.|i to a bulletin issued by the Van-) $20.ane CHAPEAUX EXCLUSIVE HANDMADE MODELS .Come in and let us create a becoming model for you.\u201c REASONABLE PRICES Remodelling A Specialty 1845 St.Catherine St., W.(near St.Mark) WI.7278 A TT et 31000000 e \u201cThe : e rightway : te live .secveccecoe, for your - ESTABLISHED 1921 == Corset LINGERIE \u2014 HOSIERY \u2014 GLOVES \u2014 ACCESSORIES 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST DEAN AGNES REID SHOP Sensible, scientific prenatal care does so much these days for the health of both mother and baby.A Camp maternity support can do a lot for your comfort and serenity.Physicians prescribe Camp Supports because they're scientifically designed and anatomically correct.They give jusc the right support to lessen strain and fatigue\u2014to make you feel and look better.and the patented adjustment meets the needs of the changing figure.Talk to your doctor\u2014 \u2018thea.come in for & fitting.Camp Maternity Supports 7 00 .Other Cams 7 00) go 14.00 Supports From\" Camp Surgical Supports Fitted te Your Doctor's Prescription.Gong J So © SPECIALIZING IN INDIVIDUAL FITTINGS e LTD.Shop \u2014 1850 selection is complete.New fabric \u2018sensation for wear now and through Summer.All the latest textures, colors and styles.We suggest that J you buy your Spring and Summer needs now while the 3 FROM $6.95 All misses' end women's sizes In addition to our regular selection, we carry the famous \"BARBARA JOYCE DRESSES Popularly Priced 1219 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Re Just Aprived THE NEW 1949 BATHING SUITS In the latest styles and fabrics, one and two piece.$4.95 .$9.95 9 LADIES WEAR Fitzroy 954) Store Hours: 9 te 6 rn PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNY, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949 LACE NEEDS CARE and mend immediately, otherwise » Use tre same care for house holes may enlarge.Junior Red Cross Presents Hospital Cheque and Bouquet RHIC hold laces that you do for delicate Use lukewarm suds made of clothing, if you want them to last.mild soap for washing and rinse Always check over lace for loose several times.Squeeze water out .] Fs arga ) School, Verdun.In background Is George Wilkie of Westmount High Happiness Is Theme Laure inf who presented her, on behalf of Quebec Province Red Cross Juniors, : ith cheque for $2,000, ming their donatiess to endow bed (Of Speake BP PA smo w ue for represe r w at Children's Memorial \u2018Hospital in ber name.À ploque to be placed pea r at D- Eptirring threads or tears before washing, of lace, never twist or wring it.ere eds enu: \u20ac cious iled Rugs Washed and Moth-Proofed ou 1! 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EM) centé a * NO NEED [ith the » Removes salt-consciousness -Nobody To WAIT AN) hile ho knows that you are hard of hearing ° LONGERI j HE MERE IT 18.F4 ro ab | ina 1 - NO RECEIVER d'a) oo L [Remon J IE BUTTON \u2014 ap; .' ; ; | : - .EN Coo | | IN THE EAR vit pn Sr 1 Wd Sm fog Jas, + Hi & LIN 2 9 à th = 5 And now the Phantomold (invisible) is combined with the tiny ever the bed wes aise given to Mrs.Shaw in addition te a persenal A nnual Breakfast mu - B ; .gift.The presentations took place at the enmual provincial conference = E OEUNET oneof the World's Smallest Hearing Aids of \u201cJuniors\u201d held in Westmount on Saturday: - - pos ; Ï Facitons Centre of Montreal, | You are assured of unsurpassed ; \u201cPursuit of Happiness\", was th F paragu Po - 1502 St.Catherine St.W., hearing qéality for both tone and M W McAnall El d subject chosen by the Re fF &op.À x Loe Room 311, Montreal, Que.volume.But best of all, even your friends IS.° ° .y.ecte J oe M y f L ve A ped ; Flea eh a the new ia- | won't notice that you are wearing & .onn Masterson, of oyola Cd on lar PA 4 hearing aid.You owe it to yourself te B X A | G id lege, at the annual Commun 3 i, p { Name.cooeonsoasssanscstorcanse coven see this acwest hearing improvemegs.y avier posto ate u ; Breakfast of the Professional wl Ld Che d et Address.\u2026snessonserersarronsocs | and convince yourself that now - Business Women's Organizatin i i Town.State.| for the frsc tioe you really cap Reverend J.F.McCaffrey, S.J., Moderator, speaking at the of the parish of the Ascension a 4 eo ETE TT EET sees - \u2018 Annual Meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild, paid tribute to the Our Lord, Westmount, Sun #1 one : à Batteries and Service for ali makes of Heuring Aide.work being done and commended the board of management and Morning May 15th., in St Leis M5 butter, be y their efforts.School Hall.4 BELTONE CENTRE OF MONTREAL mon ee iy M \"Hayes, retiring president, reviewed the work and| This desire for happiness fv JR, ; aime of the Apostolate Guild and was the recipient of the Guild's which re a strive can ou + a oo 1502 St.Catherine St.W., Room 31) emblematic pin of honor, presented by the Past President, Mrs.| © zed sta e speak Lo : when we recognize ourselves R.K.Turner, Consultant, WE.3298 J.P.Boyle *\u2014 \u2018Fcreatüres of God and as such, à is only by our complete submissin M4 to His Will that we can obtaiff happiness.This life, the spe |i: continued, is a preparation Hj \u2018lead us to eternal happiness, sj ; | = - \" Mis.Cedric Levesque, accom- | : panied by Miss Ethel McDer- Lo mott, sang several -solos.Miss ' co Alice Sharp, returning after a long yo convalescence, played the accom- a 4,5 : paniment for \u201cGod Save the King\u201d the suffering we have in this pr Jig a Lo i - at the close of the meeting.paration are reconciled with hap ' À * lig ' Mrs Peter Reid and committee : piness.À i} - P $ BE ON TIME iE] b ip ; p L A N T S serve l refreshments.Read and that pews ~ Miss Eileen Cullen introduc 4 Revorts were read by the follow- the speaker, while Mrs.Marcel 4 îng:-Mrs.P.N.Marien, Sec.» Mrs.Ports and sunouncements for Mulligan tendered the vole t 8 the women\u2019s pages should be te: : J J.J.McAsey, Cor.Sec.; Mrs.J.B.thanks.= STURDY, HEALTHY PLANTS ey or ee a \u201che.seat tn over the Week-end, or &9 mreakfast arrangements of à i : soon after as is possible.To con- ; » T T Nally, Membership; Mrs.W.E.tal made by Miss Florence Regu IN GREA VARIETY Allison, Bridge Group; Mrs.E.H, 2778 the editor.phone WA who.for the past two yeas LETH .Mason, Donations; Mrs.J.8S.* most ably filled the role as id i \u2019 i ; Mrs.= man of entertainment, for tify & ; .MOST VARIETIES Stanford, Memortal Masses; | ¥ a | RE OF FLOWERS #Doz.|| w.McAnally, Treasurer.| New Method Smooths °oanization.oy {oo - The new executive for 1949-1950 ; a 11.SN is as tollows:- Fruit Sherbet Flavor | | : : oo }| Honorary Presidents, - Mrs.M.au F uo % Dozen \u2019 ¢ A.McInnis, Mrs.C.A.Phelan,| If the next orange or lemen 2.1 | Co | Mrs.J.S Stanford, Mrs.J.à sherbet you order seems smoother Tn : ., , F.O.Re 5, tastier | , , ; 3 oy Asters, Pansies, Carnations, Marigelds, Geraniums, Sweet Goodmalt Bogie.yno and tastier than any you've had Fine Quality od Alyssum, Lobelia, Snapdragens, Petunias (al colors), .President, - Mrs.J.W.McAnal- Seon: en Dans me Usted ENGLISH | .Zinnios, Nasturtiums, Salvio, Pinks, Sweet William, Por- Lv.êtes Department of Agriculture.[J DOME CHINA {oi tulaca, English Daisies, Jacob's Ladder, Nicotinia, Coleus, Past Presidenk - Mrs.J.M.s fruit and vegetable chemistry Cn | Fo c omb, ° erbe Ph Stocks, Te tr d Hayes.laboratory in Los Angeles, in y 4 + oxe na, Phiox, Stec omatées (rose an dt vice-pres, Mrs.J.J.MC-! experimenting with new uses for GUPS & SAUCERS vy red), Chive Roots, ete.- wy vice pres, Mre.T.W.Tin- citrus fruit, has developed a pro- Py A Place Your \u2018Order Now For Delivery At The Pro mouth.duct called frogen citrus purée.: 4 Ti For Planti ry per 3rd vice-pres., Mrs.J.L.King.From it orange and lemon sher- Reg.$1.50 to $3.00 ime For Planting.bet can be made that is satin- \u201c d 4th vice-pres., Mrs.J.B.Boyne.Pha $ M Recording Sec, Mrs.T.W.Tin- smooth and rich in ripe, natural- or .EN 2 ; FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES mouth.ee.Mrs.Colville Sinel Previous attempts to make = - a I C2 Cor.Sec., Mrs.Colville Sinclair.4 A i RECEIVED DAILY Financial Sec.Mrs.F.A.Rey- | purée from citrus fruit were un- i || a, nolds.successful because the purée soon & | Treasurer, Mrs.O.J.O'Donnell.developed an off-flavor.Very : É ; Bridge Clubs, Mrs.W.C.Polan, rapid freezing proved the solution .«|S \u2019 5 Membership, Mrs.F.F.Mc-|and now this product is being A wide assortment in 4 ; Nally and Mrs.J.J.McAsey, [frozen commercially and sold to the most wanted patterns.48 oo ë .Donations Mrs, Peter Marfen.|ice cream manufacturers in Los .i.5 | , Social Groups, Mrs.A.G.Sulli- Angeles and New York.- AR : : .Co van.; ~The new product is a promising e ) ! 1 \u2018 n Hospitality, Mrs.Peter Reid.outlet, thé department \u201csays, for to .; 4471 st.CATHERINE WEST Telephone, Mrs.J.Rafferty and |the quantity of sound, fiñe-flavored 5777 Decarie Bivd., : V| Mrs.M.B.Bronstette.; fruit which often goes fo waste CL aaa ol Yes, We Deliver - me \u2014 WEllington Qu Memorial \"Memberships Mis, J because it'is too small or, too.Figg PE Wi: 5942 | +e \u201csesaeiyant) JAR Ps fr ses Ce} Co i 8.Sthntord\u201d for shipping.\u2019 oot sare sarcnesnrris he Copia ; ; ty dinner 9 à spring party dian pe Sparagus prominently fea- pds onus Chicken puff, Asparagus cious with sour cream sauce, fled tomato halves, loseed en Balad, corn sticks, butter or ified margarine, Cherry-Pine- ble Refrigerator cake, coffee, } \u2019 Chicken Puff ree tablespoons fortified marine or butter, % cup flour, 4% spoon marjoram or thyme, % moon salt, 1 cup, milk, 3 eggs parated, 1 cup ground, cooked ficken.hielt Margarine or butter over w heat, stir in flour and seasons 5 until smooth.Add milk grady, stirring - constantly until hooth, Cool slightly.Add un- aten egg yolks and ground ken.Beat egg whites until Let but not dry; fold.in meat and uce mixture lightly.Turn into à ep baking dish which has been shed with melted- margarine.Dre in à moderate oven (350 de-* ees F.) about 35 minutes or un- M; center is firm when pressed Fith the fingertips.Serve at once, Brile hot.Asparagus.Delicious (Serves 8) : 3 Two bunches asparagus, J4 cup pb dortified margarine or butter, % 5 p flour, 2 cups chicken bouillon, 3, cup sour cream, 1 teaspoon \u201cdemon juice, % cup real mayon- Rpaise, 2 sliced hard-cooked eggs.M Cook asparagus, drain.Melt \u2018margarine or butter over low heat, E-4tir in flour gradually, mixing un- Fi] smooth.Add liquid and cook, Éatirring constantly until \u2018smonth * and thickened.Add sour cream, Jemon juice and mayonnaise.Add a liced egg whites to the sauce.é-Bleve yolks.Pour sauce over as- fsparagus.Sprinkle egg yolk over E:top, Arrange broiled tomatoes \u201ctopped with buttered bread crumbs on large platter with asparagus.| Commins [6 ssional a #2 Cherry-Pineapple Refrigerator Drganizatio Cake à scension d M2 (6-8 servings) t, Sundy[E® One cup fortified margarine or n St Le MéMbutter, 13, cups confectioners\u2019 Apugar, % cup finely chopped cher.ppiness fe piries, 1 cup drained crushed pine- an only h Miégerple, 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten, speaker fs dozen vanilla wafers whipped urselves « ill Cream.; as such, i JES Cream margarine or butter with » submissiy Jd sugar, add cherries and drained can chti MR; pineapple and blend thoroug}#y.the speak: Ji@ Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.aration ME: Line a cake pan with wafers, cover piness, sf With fruit mixture.Add another in this pil layer of wafers and repeat until | with har all ingredients are used, ending with a layer of wafers.Chill in refrigerator overnight or at least vg 12 hours.Serve with a topping of whipped cream.i Mil.P.C.Women Name years ks \" Advisory C\u2019tee Members e as chair hed , for psg The following are members of # the Advisory Committee of the introduc s.Marcel e vote ¢ ents wat 1ce Regu men's Association of Greater Montreal, as announced today by Mrs.J.O.Hastings and Mrs, Anthime Fortin, Co-chairmen; Mrs.Louis Beaubien; Mrs.Renaud Chapdelaine; Mrs.Andrew Fleming, MBE.; Mrs.Marcel Fari- A bault; Mrs.A.Hamilton Gault; \\ 5 Mrs.Lucien Gendroa: Mrs.R.G.F4 Gilbride: Mrs.Edouard Gohier; Mrs.Ernest Gohier: Mrs, J.T.Hackett; Mrs.E.Gerald Hanson; 2 Mrs, Georges Henri Héon; Mrs.AR Alex Hutchison; Mrs.Gustave 3.00 [F9 Monette: Mrs.Jean Morin; Miss EM Progressive Conservative Wo- Mrs.B.Panet-Raymiond: Miss -\u2014 À |Paramount Slip-Covers 5 Reg'd =} UPHOLSTERING - DRAPES » in |A CORNICES .tin | REMODELLING Lin] Herns., BLINDS AR ; du SLIP-COVERS- BEST BUY IN TOWN Our Work Is Better gs GIVE US A CALL rd 342a Victoria Ave.Marie Ouimet; Mrs.W.H.Owen: RENT 2 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949 hicken 'n Asparagus Is Ideal Combination There are eye-appeal and tasty enjoyment in this platter of fresh asparagus end brolled stuffed tomatoes.Sauce contains chicken .boulllon, sour cream, mayonnaise and hard-boiled eggs.days of piloting the \u201ckidwagon,\u201d as Ohio Woman Drive School Bus 44 Years Without an Accident Forty-four years as a school bus drver have chalked up an amazing record for Mrs, Ellen Welton of near Akron, Ohio.Starting in 1905 as a substitute driver, she has missed only a few she terms it, through rain, through snow, and at times through nearly impassable roads.Mrs.Welton's first bus actually was a wagon \u2014 a primitive INTS O Fashions One by one, back they come, those fabrics that loomed so large in our wardrobe before the war.The latest to return is georgette, so delightful for summer clothes.It is used for this day-into-evening ensemble, Black georgette dotted in pink is the color scheme, A curved revers and cuffs just meets the shirred hipband of the skirt, The dress has wide shoulder straps and a band of shirring over the bustline, repeating the idea again at the hips, The skirt is gently flared.Mona - Prentice; Mrs.C.Basil Price; Mrs.C.F.Ritchie; Mrs.R.W.Reford; Mrs, Ivan Sabourin; Mrs.Arthur Simon; Mrs.H.F.C.Stikeman; Mrs.John A.Sul- Hvan.There's a great hue and cry about the smartness of denims.in irridescent hues, pastel shades and novelty strippings.Denims wil be found in gaily .styled.shorts, bike pants, halters, bras, West 3 Office: DE, 4212 Res.: HA.651 - ular play tog.item.great jackets and every other pop- \u201c3, os erik oe utile waist length jacket with | yes, this year denims go dramatic looking affair to which she hitched her own pair of horses.\u201cI had .about a dozen children in those days.Now I have 60 and drive a modern motor bus,\u201d she explains.\u201cMy route today is 18 miles.long and I make 27 stops.I've loved every mile of it always\u201d, she adds.For at least one family, Mrs.Welton has convoyed three generations to school.Aîter she herself was married and had a small baby, she continued to drive, carrying the baby cradled in her arms.The baby is now Mrs.Esther Myers of Copley.\u201cIn the old days I'd hitch the team myself and leave the barn before daylight with a lantern to light my way\u201d, she adds.When the mud was too deep for walking, Mrs.Welton would ride one of the: horses to the barn where the bus was parked.Memories of big snowstorms are all part of the woman bus driver's story.Once all members \u2018of the school board turned .out and helped her shovel drifts ahead.\u201cDiscipline with my small bus riders has never been a problem\u201d, says the smiling woman.\u201cI .{ always have the backing of the parents, of course, because they = used, to ride my bus, tod.I never let the big ones do anythiñg the little \u201cones shouldn't do, and\u2019 thé little ones.\u201d Mrs.Welton has néver had an accident or even & \u2018traffic ticket.Her day starts at 7.30 a.m.and Shë leaves her last school at about 4 p.m.Occasionally she basketball team to games.Every child in \"the township \u2018knows Mrs.Welton and at Christmas the youngsters \u2018bring her gifts.RE .\u201cI 1ové each and- every one of my youngsters,\u201d she says, as she sits in the driver's seat, doing a school to let out.: HIMALAYAN RECIPE - Our wandering chef sends this delicious recipe straight from the Himalayas, Stuff one medium- sized chicken with one large Mac- Intosh apple.Stuff the chicken in a young, tehder pig.Stuff pig in cow.The next step is to stuff cow in pure bred Egyptian camel, after which camel should be placed in large bull elephant.Bake slowly in hot oven.Our chef tells us that the natives of the Himalayas find this a thrifty and .delicious way to Toast Apples i; 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I planted all those nasturtiums seeds \u2014 two big long rows.But we'll have plenty of flowers for bouquets, and leaves to use in salads, too.\u201d .The chef smiled appreciatively and opened the door of the broiling ready.\u201d He added a half tablespoon of meat sauce to a little melted butter, and dipped in a nylon pastry brush.\u201cI will brush this over the steaks,\u201d he said, pulling out the broiler rack.\u201cIt will give the meat a fine flavor and attractive glaze.One minute more under the broiler, and they will be done.The vegetables are just cooked and in the warming oven.The onions are fried Saratoga style.The peas are cooked with a touch of mint, and only until barely done, as you approve, Madame.The potato omelet style I cooked in the oven.\u201cYou hear the sizzle Madame?The chopped steaks are almost | new stainless steel skillet.\u201d Stainless Steel Skillet \u201cLet's serve the potato right in it, chef.That stainlss steel skillet is handsome enough to go to the table.And I think the meat and other vegetables would look wonderful arranged together on our big new heat-proof glass platter.\u201d \u201cThat is a very good idea, Madame.It will look as beautiful as a planked steak.I will put the platter in the oven to get hot; ah grilled meats should be served at sizzling point.I always broil meats in a very hot oven so they will be a little charred around the edge, that is in the style of the charcoal broiling.Otherwise they have a dull, gray and unappetizing appearance.\u201d \u201cThe high heat sears the meat fast and keeps in the flavor, too, ; chef.How long did you pre-heat the broiling oven before putting in the meat?\u201d | \u2018\u2019Ten minutes, Madame.It was very hot, about 500 degrees.I brown first on one side, then I turn with my cooking tongs to brown the other.After that T reduce the heat the rest of the time to about 400 degrees.\u201d | \u2018There are two schools of , thought on when broiled meats should be seasoned,\u201d I remarked.| \u201cOne contends it extracts the juices from the meat to add salt ; in the beginning and so it should | be seasoned when done.The other contends that if meat is not seasoned until cooked, the flavouring does not blend.\u201d \"Personally \u2018I prefer to add the saesoning in the beginning so it will penetrate the meat and be ! sealed in.\u201d Salt-Free Diet \u201cAnd I agree, Chef.However, some people are on a salt-free or restricted salt diet.In that case, it would be better to season the meat at the table.\u201d - When the grilled.chopped steak platter was served it was a most tempting food picture.Down the center, overlapping, were the rich.brown oval chopped beef steaks, arranged on toast to caich the pan gravy poured over.The golden onion slices were heaped at one end, opposite were the green peas.Overlapping on each side, were sliced tomatoes.And arranged like a wreath around the édpe\u2019t Were\u2019 \u2018Matenlike * JeMernes ry ~ of raw carrot and sprigs of , crisp wafercress.All Measurements Are Level Recipes Serve Four Grilled Chopped Steak Platter Put 1 Ib.very good quality chopped beef steak through the chopper a second time with 1 tsp.salt and 35 tsp.pepper.Form into 6 flat oval cakes a scant 156\u201d thick.Broil, basting with melted margarine or butter.Allow 8 min.for medium-well done.Serve topped with Saratoga fried onions: arrange peas and sliced tomatoes on the same platter.Garnish with parsley or cress.Potato Omelet Style Pressure-cook or broil 6 me- dium-sized potatoes in their jackets.Peel and slice in bits, (really chips), as when a very coarse grater is used.Next melt enough butter or margarine in .heavy 9\u201d frying pan to barely cover the bottom.Do not let it brown.Spread in the potatoes to make a thin layer.Dust with 1, tsp.salt and 33 tsp.pepper, and slow-brown en one side.Fold over omelet fashion; serve very hot.Saratoga Fried Onions .Peel 6 large mild onions and slice cross-wise 4\u201d thick.Beat one egg with 3; tsp.salt and % tsp.pepper and mix with 2 cup milk.Dip in the onion slices.Cover with fine dry bread crumbs Fry in deep fat hot enough to brown a bit of bread in one minute 350 degrees F Drain on crumpled absorbent paper.Fudge Cake Squares Coarse-grate 215 squares cooking chocolate.Place in a double boiler and cook over hot water milk mixed with 1 beaten egg\u2019 yolk.Stir about 3 min.or until thick like custard.To this add 1 cip sugar and 2 tbsp.butter or a substance.When well mixed transfer to a mixing bowl, Stir in 3, tsp.vanilla and 1 cup and 2 tbsp.flour sifted with 3% tsp.salt; beat in an additional !, cup milk.Dissolve 3% tsp.baking soda in 1 tsp.boiling water and beat ir.Fold in 1 egg white whipped stiff.Transfer to an oiled biscuit or shallow loaf pam, about 7\" x 11\u201d.Bake about 40 minutes in ,a moderate .oven, 350, F.Three until melted.Then tir in % cup! , -Buffet .and party making popular gains wy.\\ discovery that guests like ton their teeth into something g stantial, evén at informäy ÿ don\u2019t bé surprised if voy, yourself eating and liking 4, wiches made from some gp versatile new baby meats Liv 3 with curry, 1émon, mayonnj, Worcestershire, they fit smocy into celery stalks or stuffeq A Tangy Veal Cana .(Makes 3 cup) | Three tablespoons.gratag.ch Italian style, 34 cup butter gp fy.tified margarine, 31 can\u201d ounces) junjor veal, 1.{able ninced onion, 1 tablespoon fng chopped green, pepper or: pimiey, %.teaspoon lemon, juice.Add cheese graduafly.to, ened.butter.oy marg until smooth and Well bly Add chopped veal, onion, peppy + or pimiento and lemon fuice, Xi in well.Spread on bread, tou y crisp crackers.Deviled Eggs Curried beef is truly goo ÿ stuffed eggs.Remove yolks fry 2 hard-cooked eggs; mash wy, Combine with meat mixture: blenf well.Stuff egg whites generously and garnish with minced parsley | or chives.(Curry addicts may want to step up the curry pow der).To Make Small Roll Canape Trim crusts from thin slices of very fresh bread.Spread eg slice with favorite filling an roll up like jelly roll.Cut et roll in half.Serve plain or gr by recent 100 the Pro pmen 8 à her ré ptury's Post ook nished.Or brush lightly win JE saint melted butter and brown in hy ben we ] oven (400 degrees F.) 5 to 1) Ek t tH minutes.A ï p, beside se T Riff a do SI Curried Beef Spread (Yield: 74 cup) Three tablespoons mayonnai, 14 teaspoon curry powder, 1 ms (3% ounce) junior beef, 13 tes spoon salt, black pepper, to fasts, Mix mayonnaise, curry powder and chopped beef until smooth and.well blended.Add seasœ- ings.Spread generously on bread\u2019 rounds.Navy And White Hal \u2018 Still High In Favor ; À La First and foremost in Para are the many navy-blue stram (and felts, too, mark youl trimmed with white piqué, will white organza, and with all kins of dotted cottons.Next favorils is black, to wear with light colored spring dresses and two piece ensembles, Cl Large hats are rapidly gaining popularity and the smartest ate\u2019 fits worn in Paris just now cor sist of strictly simple dresses 0 tailor-mades, topped by bros brimmed straw or fabric hls almost devoid of any trimming An.original type of boat brimmed hat is shown by Jan Blanchot.You may describe it # a veritable cartwheel if you wil with a shallow black straw crown and a brim covered with tightly stretched wool jersey n circles of white, beige, and né genta-red.\u2014_\u2014 done, cover lightly with chocolat chips or \u201csprinkles\u201d.They mek to form a pleasant coating, aM make frosting unnecessary.TOMORROW'S DINNER Grape Fruit Juice Grilled Chopped Steak Plaltef Saratoga Fried Onions Pea Sliced Tomatoes Potato Omelet Style Cole Sia¥ \" Fudge Cake Squares Coffee or Tea Milk (children) Lee MADAME.If you want an individually made dress.TONKA 4310 St.Catherine St.West minutes before the cale will be Wilbonk 3272 \u2014 after 6 p.m HER good 4 D olks from ash we], ure; blen generougly ed parsly | dicts May ULTy poge Canapes slices of read each illing ang Cut each n or gan tly with Wn in hot Stn ead ayonnaise, der, 1 cm f, 1 tes l'y powder il smooth d season.on bread in Paris e stravs k youl} jué, with all kinds favorite h light and pos gaining est oui ow con- imming, broad- by Jane be it as ou will straw d wilh rsey in ocolaté y melt 1g, and y.ER >Jaiter Slaw 8 dren) Vest AR Retiring Bell Superoisor Is Hono a J H.Brace, O.B.L., Vice-President of th d e Beli Yelephone Company Canada, is shown above presemting the President's Wallet to Mrs.Goodwill upen her retirement after 50 years\u2019 service with ~THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1940 red a life member's certificate in the Telephone Pioneers of America was made by K.H.Forbes, general traffic personnel super- vigor, while J.H.Brace, vice- president, presented the President\u2019s wallet.The reception was under the chairmanship of David M.Camp, division traffic superintendent.Mrs.Goodwill began her career with the Bell In the closing year of the \u201cgay nineties\u201d as an ope rator in the old Uptown exchange at a starting salary of $12 a month, In 1905 she was promoted to chief operator in the old Main exchange and 28 yeais later became associated with employment work.She was employment supervisor from 1933 to 1941 when she was placed in charge of traffic assignments.Mrs.Goodwill remained in that position until her, retirement Use orange peel on biscuits.Just before baking the biscuit rounds, spread a little grated or- ange peel mixed with sugar on each.biscuit in the pan.\u2019 PAGE SEVENTEEN For A Lovelrer | Vou .Let our hairstylists give | you magie, sparkle, allure ; in a brand new hairdo.There is nothing quite so exhilarating to your morale as a change.either of scene or of the way you look to yourself and others.Our stylists will give you a new fresh-up treatment that will put you on better terms with yourself, Appointments \u2014 Phone WE.2765 W.J.ROSS ESTABLISHED 1698, © _REGD.4210 St.Catherine St.at Greene Ave.in Westmount Donald B.Ross, Proprietor Guild of Montreal \u2014_\u2014 Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Hairdressers\u2019 4 mz EEN model gives her hair dou- ip action brushing by wielding fg ancing lustre if you want a Fs L acopped hair-do to make up y Mm what it lacks in length.Peas JEM TO the strokes of a short, stiff.L # \u2018em to favor for a brisk work- Jt add polishing strokes with A Mistles, One brush will stimulate © Circulation of the scalp and Fok like a polishing cloth to Ut a shine on hair.ately stroke hair with first A exi , A ins to tingle, ys.Edna S.Goodwill, © db) Sherbrooke Street West, 8, recently the toast of more 100 friends and associates B1e Professional and Business bmen's Club on the occasion F her retirement after half .a blury's service with the Bell company.Mrs.Goodwill joined the company in 1899 as an operator a starting salary of $12 a month.The reception was held at the FProtessional and Business Women's Club.Telephone Company of Canada in Montreal.C.L.Brooks, general traffic manager, presented Mrs Good- Will with a purse containing a gift of money from her associates in tne various departments of the company.Presentation of || Posture May Affect Health, Scholastic Ability È Maintaining good posture is really a form of exercise, because fen we hold ourselves properly we are exercising the muscles that fpport the body framework.Good posture promotes better breath- | ooks and ke, besides giving mild exercise to the various muscles of the trunk.se Two Brushes, Biff and Soft, {0 Shine Up Hair &\" one hand a stiff-bristled Tush to whip up scalp circula- on; in other hand a long-bris- flied brush to polish strands.f Try the two-brush-technique of istled brush that most girls brush having longer, softer l'ip hair of soil.The other.will st you want to try out the us grip your stiff.bristled i\u201d IN one hand, your brush of er bristle in the other.Al.¢ brush, then the other.You'll W that the stiffer bristles are * Good posture and good health go hand in hand.In the schools it has been shown that children who hold themselves \u2018properly progress in their studies more rapidly than those who slump in their seats or stand in slovenly fashion.Children suffering from malnutrition are likely to have poor posture.Just as soon as they are made to take the right position the appetite and digestion improve.As the child gains in health there is increased strength and this better position is readily maintained.; Among the signs of faulty posture are drooped head, round shoulders and back, flat chest, extended abdomen, knock knees and flat feet.In most instances these deformities can be entirely prevented, by attention in early childhood to posture and the simple rules of hygiene.: A child who shows a tendency toward round shoulders or any other postural deformity should be made to take a simple exercise for its correction.This should be practiced regularly morning and night.This consists of standing erect with hands clasped behind the neck.The body is then brought slightly forward, drawing the shoulders and elbows as close as possible together.Then the erect position is resumed with the hands still clasped behind the neck.The time given to this exercise may be gradually increased as the child becomes accustomed to it.It should never be continued to the point of fatigue.Of course, there are many other forms of exercise each suited to a particular deformity.The child should never be scolded for his slouching or careless posture.But he should be gently corrected and taught to walk, stand and sit correctly.Early education in the establishment of good postural habits will help prevent certain constitution al disturbances.Where habitual faulty position is the result of rickets, poor hy« glene, malnutrition or mental overstrain, it may be overcome by correction of these faults.If it results from some congenital defect, such as curvature of the spine netrating to the scalp when it on .wep or other orthopedic condition, medical advice must be sought.pi T4 ces oly ow Ted ein TtHitissisrsnmans iran tacens.HODGE BROS.tv Westinghouse ELECTRICAL re 7s, WESTINGHOUSE AUTOCRAT TOASTER Ingleaming chrome with plastic feet.Toasts two slices both sidesatthe same time.Finger-tip if for easy removal.$15.50 WESTINGHOUSE TURNOVER TOASTER Bright, modern functional design with cool plastic feet.Toasts two slices at once.A he \u201cBreakfast ble, $8.99 Solves ALL the newlywed\u2019s cooking problems.Roaster-Oven plugs into any electrical outlet .roasts meat and fowl to perfection .cooks a complete oven dinner.bakes delicious pies, cakes, cookies and bread.Here's just the thing for a kitchenless apartment or light house- kecrins 659,50 MODEL With all the Westinghouse quality features especially designed for the kitchen where space is limited.Four 5-speed surface heaters and \"True- $230 Temp\" Oven.' 5362 SHERBROOKE WEST AUTHORIZED WESTINGHOUSE RADIO & APPLIANCE SERVICE Complete with oven-ware dish set.AIM \"YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD STORE\" (Near Prud'homme) = WESTINGHOUSE DELUXE ADJUSTOMATIC IRON An efficient, streamlined, lightweight iron with a cool, comfortable handle and permanently attached Eas nsec $12.95 WESTINGHOUSE STANDARD ADJUSTOMATIC IRON Designed to allow ease of ironing around butions and seams.Finger-tip heat control.A gift that makes the Sener pec! $9.99 NOW IS THE TIME TO LET US REPAIR THAT RADIO OR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE EL.4540 FTL OU re pes + eS I PONREIasIseiIetesttsnstatovedatsartasdacsdbbecaconse © AL \u201c\u20ac tm ia NS pére re D SE MT ee A = Two-thirds of the men inter- ==\u201d \u201csteak and potatoes,\u201d remains a 3 : @aap EIGHTEEN 7 THE EXAMINEN, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 20 oa \u2014 .LC.eu.> Der a i FE COTTON FOR MEN and dress shirts, they still prefer .* 0 tL co, : .ji hy Cotton, like the proverbial cotton to other fabric fibres, McGilp School Dancers fo be Seen in \u201cColorf: ul P rogram o Ze.> Lure fm eee me PS a.- a a rr i mL EWE TI erred : erennial favorite among _| viewed voted for cotton as their me \u2019 B it of an ote among the ma choice for shirts and pajamas.; 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T J who hi ir i = I NN 1186 st.atherine \u201c A o e seen in a reclial at Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Monday IN THE c rine; bY ! # LTD.Street West Pupils in the front row are: Beryl Dawe, Dale Symington, Beverl | Roce Fi urrier Muir, Beverly Barton, Sandra Williams.ymingt > Y omen\u2019s ea m ices and ' Second row: Joan Magee, Heather Dickson, Margaret Jordon, anianas.Virginia Houben, Lyla Hayes, Betty Fellows, Barbara Scott, Brenda fit you -_\u2014 Breslin, Maureen Horrocks.Mih WwW : Rgvening £ ob Back row: Joyce Forrest, Audrey Eccles, Margaret Mika, Barbara itary hast Eome this = 2S > | McDonald and Judy Giles.; , .À military whist will be hej : 1 os 0D Ru ° i today at 830 p.m.in tp Tg ® BR ; hall of Westminst E =\u2014 U a + .- ster Central SF ; =\" N= Ja + HOME EDUCATION j| Church, 926 Atwater Avene ME; wo f > A » | ) There will be prizes and refresi, ERE.! 4 Qu I 1 ments.for bouill f : i : : oon i i > | Those attending are asked to pteasp | | i H ome Pa rt 1es | take along their own playn MEL; > ou | | : p I i | cards.ff gseeeemenmssssss MABEL-RUTH JACKSDN ra ) Next-of-Kin Mr.Keenan, the plumber, came from the kitchen, where he had A social gathering 3 been making repairs, and stopped by the dining-room door.The ial gathering of the Next of-Kin Association will be held in And Diamonds | table was decorated with colored crepe-paper runners.Dainty paper the Black Watch Armory, Bleuy Worcest are now located at cups, filled with tiny gumdrops, were at each plate, along with odd- Street, Thursday, May 26 at § Shin ) vi .i - p.m.There will be entertainment and refreshments, and all mem ber and friends are cordially invited to attend.shaped place cards.: 1410 STANLEY ST, \u201cHaving a party?\u201d he asked.(corner St.Catherine and Stanley) Suite 412 and 413 \u201cA birthday?\u201d \u201cYes\u2014the birthday of our State.\u201d We invite our many customers and friends to visit our new shop.I Dealers In Antiques, Jewellery, | | 4 for Delivery 4969 Queen ee eee 000000 All Chocolate Bars All Gum and Life Savers 6 for - DEGUIRES - DRUG STORE Guaranteed Yy, Hour AT, 9413 237 237 Service Mary Road And, because he looked interested and because I knew he had small children of his own, I told him of the plan I had devised and was carrying out.\u201cMy youngsters, like all children, love parties,\u201d I began.\u201cBut they always used to be fretful and tired after one, and I had trouble calming them down.Then I conceived the idea of havihg quiet little parties for them here at home \u2014 for extra occasions \u2014 that would please but not exci\u2018e them.\u201d } \u201cSay, I wish you'd tell me more about it!\u201d Mr.Keenan exclaimed.\u201cI've heard my wife say she dreaded parties because the children were so unmanageable afterwards.\u201d \u201cI find now \u2014 that when an\u2019 outside party does come \u2014 my boys take it much more quietly,\u201d I said.\u201cThey're \u2014 well, you might\" say, conditioned.\u201cI had to hunt for occasions other than the well-known ones in order to give them a party once a month.Valentine's Day and April Fool's Day, also Washington\u2019s and Lincoln's Birthdays were easy.I looked up other anniversaries \u2014 Flag Day, /.rbor Day, Columbus Day, and birthdays of persons of note who are not nationally honored.\u201cThis month, as you see, we're celebrating the day our State was\u2019 admitted into the Union.Every State has a motto and a flower \u2014this helps.\u201d Mr, Keenan looked at the place cards.\u201cMaps of the State,\u201d he remarked.: \u201cYes, my older son made these from drawing paper, and my kindergarten boy colored them and cut them out.They needed very little assistance from me.\u201d \u201cSay, that\u2019s pretty good!\u201d Mr.Keenan said admiringly.\u201cThe cards aren't very even, but that\u2019s not important.The children are so proud of their work they can hardly wait until their father comes home so they can show it \u201cJust for the family,\u201d I told him, smiling.| to him.I think it\u2019s good for the boys to find tiaat things they, have Mr.and Mrs.G.Charles Entertain Bridal Couple Mr.and Mrs.Gedeon Charles entertained at dinner in honour of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Sickrey whose marriage took place recently at the St.Nicholas Syrian Orthodox Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan.The dinner was held at the Syrian Canadian Association Club.Oriental music was played during the dinner and many exotic foods were served including the main dish Kkibby, fish and tara- tore, Yabraks, bait-n-gine, sauted egg plant, stuffed squash, Riz b haleeb and others.Among the.guests were Mr.and Mrs.Kalil Kouri, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice.Kouri, Misses Jacqueline and Pauline Charles, Messrs.Fred and John Charles, and Mr.Nicholas Kouri.Mr: and Mrs.Sickrey are visit- ingg the former's grandmother, Mrs.Aboosamra Kouri and will be here till the end of the month.Mrs.Gedeon Charles accompanied by her daughter Miss Jacqueline Charles sails for Lebanon next week for an extended visit.learned at school can b put to practical use.\u201d Mr.Keenan nodded approvingly.\u201cYou're right about that.\u201d \u201cThere's another benefit from these.parties,\u201d I added.\u201cThe children are the guests.We encourage them to talk, but in turn; that is, they learn not to interrupt but to listen carefully to what the other person is saying.This evening their- father and I will tell them some simple interesting facts about their home State, and we shall be prepared to answer any puestions they may ask.\u201d \u201cIsn't that a rather large order?\u201d grinned Mr.Keenan.\u201cI'd have to study up.\u201d \u201cOh, believe me, we do, too,\u201d I laughed.\u201cLater we may sing our State song and read a poem or story connected with some inci- \u2018the Montreal General Hospital \u2018ing comfort and, second, its laun Hospital Alumnae The Alumnae Association of f awaterct ilroses a @ng of and ler School of Nursing will entertain in honor of the 1949 graduating a rummage sale to-day a June 2, at 8 p.m., in the Windsor Hotel.Miss E.Frances Upton, RN, R.R.C., Will be the guest speaker, \u2018The title of her address is \u201cNurs- ing-Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.\u201d Mrs.George H.Sonne is the convener of the dinner.\u201cA \"Scheat The Ladies Auxillary, Remem.[JF-#he we brance Branch (Quebec 75), Ca» [i @cards\u2019 .nadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will hold Emi a rummage sale tomorrow, a \u201cA 1.30 p.m.at the parish hall of M&scold\u2019 the Church of St.James the Mmobile Apostle.Arrangements for thé M Mwould sale are under the convenership ] party.\u2018of Mrs.E.C.Mackie, 408 \u201cPr Northcliffe Ave.Any persors courte wishing to make donations fof behing -this event are asked to tele bile h phone Mrs.Mackie at EL.587 \u201cTY : ; Eg courts Gyrette Club 3 ra A meeting of the Gyrette Club [3 raifi of Montreal will be held May 3 FM Th at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs.E.G Fs safet Ford, 4579 Hampton Avenue.issue 38 Natic e .E: @Rence, Committee Meeting [3 On May 17, Mrs.R.H.Grant B- Msyno Chairman of the Door Committee B: \u2018quett of the Notre Dame de Grace Wom F - Spam; en's Club, will hold a committee F8 It meeting at her home, 2326 Be | :divid consfield Avenue, to discuss plais high for the coming season.Tea will be Ë.Mor g served.ree _\u2014 dentin the State's history or abou! § a famous native son.\u201d \u201cYou know,\u201d said Mr.Keenan heartily, \u201cI'm all for this! It seem! a grand way to get youngster! to like to stay at home.I'm goin to pass the idea on to my wife Thanks a lot for explaining it 10 ES me.\u201d E \u201cThe reasons men gave for prè férring cotton were, first, its wear derability.E . ved Grill Is udget Special orSunday Meal ver try a mixed grill to please family's Sunday appetite?ly it\u2014it ie inexpensive and sur.Mbsingly easy to eat.3 Mixed Grill (4 servings) \u2018 ic pound ground beef, 4 slices M Cned pineapple, 4 firm, green.Mbped bananas, melted butter or tified margarine, salt, pepper.Wiceason ground beef with salt d d pepper.Form into four pat- ME.Place on greased broiler I Place pineapple slices and 8 od bananas on rack with sat Brush fruits with melted 8 iter or margarine.Broil 5 to minutes about 3 inches below.Éæburce of heat.Turn; brush M uits with melted butter or mar- rine; broil 5 minutes.To serve, ac meat patties on pineapple in [dices and place on platter with Ee anas.It you are planning a Sunday Evening get-together, you'll wel some this tongue in aspic recipe.be held MR Tongue In Aspie he (Serves 6).lal Ÿ Two tablespoons gelatin, 3; venue.Ms ter, 2 cups beef stock refresy, [EID cold water, P for bouillon, juice of 1 lemon, 1 sked to kK Aeaspoon Worcestershire sauce, avi one 8-ounce jar sliced beef tongue, Playing Mir; cup chopped celery, % cup Ephopped green pepper, % cup 'éliced stuffed olives.Ÿ Soak gelatin in cold water, dis- he Next Faolve in hot stock or bouillon and | held in f.2dd lemon juice, sugar and I WE Worcestershire sauce.While aspic .ty Ms chilling, rinse a tubular meld , 8 M gith cold water.Arrange tongue ainment Mi hiices around bottom of mold Hi mem MBK uitn the edges overlapping to lially in.Mform a continuous pattern.Stir | Polives, celery and green pepper | pagnto partially set aspic and pour ze fover tongue in mold.Chill until Mfirm.To arrange salad plate, in.ition of JEIgvert mold on platter.Border with Hospital LA vatercress, endive and radish ENS entertain roses and fill center with a dress.aduating ing of mayonnaise, sour cream day, at Fand lemon juice.Windsor J \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 » rx, EdFmily Post Writes speaker, 3 3 \u201cNurs.JER Tomor- [i Booklet On Safety Sonne is 4 er.{8 \u201cA gentleman will no more Ps cheat a red light or stop sign than Remem.Fhe would cheat in a game of 5), Ca § cards.\u201d vill hol k@ Emily Post speaking.oo P KM \u201cA courteous lady will not a in E@scold' raucously with her auto- or the mobile horn any more than she : dE would i \u2018fi ife\u2019 nerstip JF arty, act like a \u2018fishwife\u2019 at a , 408 Bl CL.persons |} Primitive, irresponsible, dis- ns for courteous, and impatient behavior 0 tele behind the wheel of an automo- sn ES bile has no place in society .45 \u2018The well-bred person will see Mcourtesy and .well-mannered human conduct in practically every à Mtraîfic rule.\u201d \u2018 3 These are quotes from a traffic safety booklet, \u201cMotor Manners,\u201d :@issued here by the United States National Highway Users Confer- nee.\u2019 ) Mrs.Post, whose name has been mites ggsynonymous with rules of eti- : quette for many years, wrote the > Wor: I: pamphlet A P free of charge.6 Be bi It's to be distributed free to in- pl EM dividual motorists, The grafeful highway users \u2014 an organization 11] be Bor will oi groups such as truck drivers and the American Automobile Association \u2014 tendered Mrs.Post a ol ss ou - abo Mi luncheon at the Plaza Hotel on {eenan JB May 10, seems fg The Principal speaker was Fed- gsters 9 ho! Works Administrator Philip going [ENE Fleming, general chairman of , wife.JS the Presidents Highway Safety it to Conference.He said: } ns.Post has put\u2019 her un- aE finger on the very heart of r pré MS US Whole matter of highway isafety, \u201cEmily Post hag stated the case ; wear- AR y Jaun- | Miss Nancy Joan CHff, doughter of Mr.E.Howard Cliff, K.C.\u2026.end Mrs.Cliff, and Mr.Rey Howard Vining, B.Sc., son of the lote Dr.A.M.Vining of Cornwall, Ont, and of Mrs.Vining, of St.Lambert.whose engagement is announced.The marriage hus been arranged to take place in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, on June 24.THE, EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY.20, 1049 midst of the vast Pacific, Panama Canal.) neers and Polynesian women, are going to a regular school for the first time in years.Familiar Names Among them is one Fletcher Christian, aged six.He is six generations removed from his ancestor namesake who led the mutineers.The Pitcairn school began formal teaching early this year, but even before that children were sons.The school has been set up by the British Colonial Office, with a New Zelander, A.W.Moverley, as its only teacher.Mr.Moverley, a university graduate, who began teaching in New Zealand, has had a wide range of experience.He will nea?it.Among the subjects he teaches are English, arithmetic, history, geography, physical training, - sic, arts and crafts useful locally, hygiene, horticulture, and domestic and culinary.e*ts.Mrs.Moverley and their 10- year-old daughter are at Pitcairn with him, The Pitcairn Island school expedition reached the Island July 21, 1948, in the ship Awahou.That date likely will go down as one of the most important in the Island\u2019s 1.cent history.Islanders Excited Aboard the Awahou were the Moverley family, 330 tons of building material, and furniture.All this material had to be landed on the beach from boats, then hauled 300 feet up to the top of the Island's cliffs.Pitcairn Islanders, excited about their school, helped with the heavy work.Today, the school has been finished, and the teacher's house is being built.The school comprises two classrooms, an office, and a crafts room.The house will have five rooms.Both will have electric light, and modern plumbing.The wooden buildings were ready cut in Fiji for easy erection.so persuasively that it amounts to a new technique.\u201cShe has taken a relatively minor theme in the song of safety and built it into a moving symphony that should reach millions of hearts.\u201cThis bluebooklet of traffic etiquette will make a unique and in- l'or traffic etiquette so fully and valuable contribution to the cause of highway safety.\u201d ; Children Of Pitcaim Island To Have Regular Schooling It is 158 years since the mutineers of H.M.S.Bounty formed thteir South Sea Island paradise on isolated Pitcairn Island in the Now the children of the Jsland, descendants of the original muti- Fe * Sheer Stocking Vel Foot Flaws - going to the school daily for les- à\u2019 (Pitcairn Island in midway between Wellington, N.Z, and the | Sheer mitten stockings, which veil foot flaws, are designed for wear with thonged sandals.Barefoot sandals which are cool and comfortable can be easy on a woman's feet but hard on her vanity.If you have flaws which sandal straps shouldn't expose, veil your feet with nearly-nude stock ings.There are many summer styles designed to put an illusory veil over feet and legs without advertising any such intent with heel or toe reinforcements.Moreover, you can wear gossamer sheers which conceal flaws even if you wear the thonged type of barefoot sandal.The problem of the thonged strap that goes between toes is solved by wearing bare-looking \u201cmitten\u201d stockings.A woman who wants her feet to look bare but at the same time needs the veiling of hosiery can achieve that effect with the mitten or two-toed stockings which separation of toes.Suede shoes should be dry before they are brushed or rubbed.Use a rubber sponge or a stiff - vof.the story.PAGE NINETEEN The Better Way SITUATION: You are telling a story and can't remember the name of a person, though his name is unimportant to the point WRONG WAY: Keep trying to think of the persor\u2019s name, before going on with the story.RIGHT WAY: Give the person important\u201d and go on with the story.FOOT TREATMENT WALTER J.CROSS M.S.S.Ch, REGISTERED CHIROPODIST 4930 Sherbrooke St.West (Just east of Claremont) a name, or say, \u201cHis name is un- ELwood 2321 allow for complete HUBERT INTERIOR D (778 BISHOP STREET Antiques Bought and Sold FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER PLOMER ECORATION MA.5851 i COURSE.: Under the supervision of J.Paul duration, commencing May 31st.1447 Mansfield St., WANTED TRAINED MERCHANDISING SALES PERSONNEL To fill this need we Announce our NEW MERCHANDISING AND SALES PROMOTION Morin, Personnel Training Director of Jas.A.Oglivy's Ltd.A comprehensive course of three months REGISTER NOW and prepare for a career as a Merchandising ond Sales Executive, FOR INFORMATION CALL THE FASHION ARTS ACADEMY LTD.MA.95611 - MA.7212 / nearly 72 for % your > money.Borden's! There\u2019s none better Food \u2018\u201c.Now more Than - Penny for pe\u2019 buy is pest food BUY.3 your ELSIE MILKS] your daily nutrition- fotal food bill | mm \u2014; Of all foods\u2014milk gives you the most nourishment for your Calcium, protein, phosphorus\u2014 many other important food values are provided by milk.Buy Use more milk \u201cThe Economy GK! give À brush.;.,; \u2026\u2014, eds Asan your order SALESAHIN or phone Wi-I188 THE BORDEN COMPANY, LIMITED FARM PRODUCTS DIVISION ITE D TETE ES ANNIVERSARY re ES sehavc ai Arret TaTTaTT ENST S 0 TE ST0 ease B WET aa ET pes a\u201d oc Pa a Mix Fruit Juice With Dressing | To Top Luscious Spring Salad A fruit salad topped by a dressing mixed with fruit juice does double duty both as a refreshing salad and dessert \u2014 a delightful supper after an evening of bridge.And you can make a delicious fresh fruit dressing as easy as this: Combine 3% cup orange juice: 3 tablespoons lemon juice, 3 teaspoon salt, 1; \u2018teaspoon paprika, and a few grains nutmeg.Shake well and stir just before \u2018serving.Crisper, tastier salads result if the vegetables to be mixed with fruits, such as apples, pineapple, pears, berries, oranges and peaches, are chilled before they are cut up.To save vitamins, homie economists of the U.S.Department of Agriculture say cut the chilled fruits and vegetables just before serving and don\u2019t soak vegetables in water.Combining Mrs.A.B.Jackson salad ingredients and dressing at .3 the last minute \u2014 at the table, if Heads Ladies Br.Possible \u2014 also helps keep the salad crisp and makes the dress- ._.40 ing go farther.That way the Of Mining Institute dressing wont settle to the bottom and be left uneaten.The \u2018annual meeting of the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 3, fo \u2014 Direct From Hollywood ll * By Jack Hirshberg ABOUT ELDERLOVELIES HOLLYWOOD, May 18 \u2014 My grandmother in Montreal is the spryest octogenarian I know, At 81 she can run most folks ragged.She stopped ageing at 60 in all manners except the purely chronological, : But even my Grandma, nicknamed Mamoo, can't do a cartwheel or give with the old burlesque grind and bumps.That means she can't qualify for membership in the Elderlovelies.What, you never heard of the Elderlovelies?They're a chorus line in Ken Murray's fabulous Blackouts Revue.Seven.days a week, in a total of ten performances, they wow the customers who jam Hollywood's El Capitan Theatera\u2014 \u2018cura.Thege old gals van 4 ( | Vue.The following recipes are for the increasingly popular two-in- ne course known as salad-dessert.hese nourishing dishes are satisfyingly sweet and grand for.topping off meals, Carrot-Apple-Raisin and Peanut Salad 1% cups shredded carrot 12 cup raisins 1, cup mayonnaise 114 cups diced apple 12 cup peanuts All ingredients should be cold.Toss carrots, apples, raisins and peanuts together lightly with twe forks, adding salad dressing.Garnish with parsley or watercress, or serve on lettuce.Serves six.Cheese-Stuffed Prune Salad 18 cooked prunes 14 cup finely cut celery 14 teaspoon salt Lettuce, paprika, mayonnaise 1 3-ounce package cream cheese 1 cup sweet pickle relish Few drops tabasco sauce Pit prunes, leaving them as whole as possible.Combine cheese, celery, pickle relish, salt and tabasco sauce, and mix thoroughly.Refill prunes and arrange on let- tuce-garnished salad plates.Sprinkle tops with paprika.Garnish with mayonnaise if desired.Serves four.Sun Glow Salad Bliced pineapple Peach halves Cocktail cherries Watercress or letluce Salad dressing Place a slice of pineapple on a bed of watercress or lettuce, \u201cnd on the pineapple place a peach half, cut side up.Fill center of peach with salad dressing, and garnish with cherry.Grapefruit-Avocado Salad 1 avocado Lettuce 12 bunch watercress 1 large grapefruit French dressing Peel, pit and slice avocado.Peel grapefruit and remove sections.Place on crisp lettuce on four salad plates.On these arrange al- \u2018Metallurgy took place recently Montreal Women's Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and following a luncheon at the Mount \u2018Stephen Club.The guest of honour was Mrs.French, wife of the Honorable C.D.French, Minister of Mines for the Province of Quebec.Others at the head table were the retiring president, Mrs.J.E.Gill; Mrs.A.B.Jackson, incoming president; Mrs.R.E.Stavert, Mrs.H.M.Jennings, Mrs.F.A.McLean and Mrs.F.D.Lindsay.An address was given by Mis.R.Y.Russel who, as the first president of the society, was well qualified to recount the early days of the founding of the Women's Branch in 1921, Mrs.Russel spoke of the help given to the people of Cobalt following the disastrous fire there, of school books and libraries sent to small mining camps just opening in Northern Quebec and of the latest endeavour of establishing a loan fund for students.This fund has enabled many young engineers to obtain their degrees who might not otherwise have been able to complete their course.The slate of officers for the-fol- lowing year is as follows: President, Mrs.A.B.Jackson, 1st Vice President, Mrs.C.W.Clark; 2nd Vice President, Mrs.F.A, McLean; Past President, Mrs.J.E.Gill; Hon.Member, Mrs.E.J.Carlyle.Secretary, Mrs.F.D.Lindsay; Assistant Secretary, Mrs.8.Johnson; Treasurer, Mrs.A, E.Dyment; Assistant °~ Treasurer, Mrs.M.A.Wolffill; Membership Secretary, Mrs.H.M.Jennings, ternate sections of grapefruit and avocado.Serve with French dressing and garnish with watercress sprays.Orange-Fig Salad Peel oranges.Cut in thin slices.Arrange with well.drained zliced figs on crisp lettuce-or other ; alad greens, Serve with French dressing.to see the musical extravaganza which is now\u2019 in its seventh year.Women in Hollywood generally don\u2019t admit they've past 33, but to join the Elderlovelies you must be a grandmother.The ten babes \u2014 you should forgive se disrespectful a word \u2014 have an aggregate age of 723 years.They're all show business veterans who simply can't tear themselves away from greasepaint.\u201cThey used to keep an oxygen tent handy In case one of us collapsed,\u201d laughs roly-poly Mabel Hart, 68, who manages the group.\u201cBut I haven't missed a single per- The ladies of the ensemble admit to a total of 43 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, Of the original group, only two taken by death, but there is a list of applicants anxious to join the act whenever a vacancy oc- penses are paid by the Ministry of tion, 73,000 of them were billeted More than 20,000 more were, taken care of in summer camps largely arranged by teachers\u2019 ore ganizations.Country children are taken to Copenhagen, but largely for short visits only.The government also pays for special trips of teachers and children for a week or ten days\u2019 outing and some 40,000 children and this privilege in 1939, the last year before the German occupation.Likewise, each school is allowed one trip or excursion each year, 000 children were taken on this kind of outing.All these forms of free travel are gradually being restored in postwar Denmark.Student Hostels During the war period several schools in Denmark bought or were given houges in the country which could be used as hostels by student groups.Different classes take turns living for a few days in these hostels and visiting places of historical interest or local industries in the nearby territory, thus enriching their classroom experiences.It is hoped that these supplementary school buildings will increase in number and Danish Public School System Encourages Scholars to Travel - In Denmark travel is encouraged for school children and the ex- ernment, City children are encouraged to go to the country for three or four weeks in the summer and in the last year before the occupa- teachers availed themselves of | of a day's duration.In 1939, 250,- |.Education and the municipal gov- free-of-charge in country homes.formance \u2018in over six years\u201d.|.remain, The others have been |.With their boots on, : \u201cOur main regret 15 ty \u2018wolves who whistle at uy don\u2019t.whistle through thely teeth!\u201d cracks Mabel, °° The Elderlovelies gy, seven years ago in Long > California, as an act t, , tain at a church benefit ù They were such a Buccegy Murray signed them for ty, e lau fast a n Para gereen, tar Among the present Crop mes such vaudeville veteran ,, bel Butterworth, who plays, Pastor's in \"98.She does 4 tap routine.Perle Kinyo \u201cDiamond Lil\u201d with Ma W which dates Miss West » what.Perle was also in tag ginal \u201cBlossom Time\u201d cay, T Mabel organized the ln WES has remained their major im pin She calls herself Miss jy Bomb of 1890, but there's # some dynamite left in th y lass.She does a bump on performance that would py oy 8y Rose Lee to shame, , \u201cOùr combined age wouli n a wonderful batting average # a baseball team,\u201d quips My ; And so the \"Indestructihiy merrily along.Their spirit 4 yi true spirit \u2018of show busine, * * * time was the fact that the funy streetcar \u2018no longer\u2014it i yy a bus.= +I was naturally curious gi Gener the name so widely publicity Childre Tennessee Williams\u2019 Pulitzer pi sr ze play, so I asked my taxi dim for some dope.He told me th bus runs, logically enough, sy Desire street.Indeed, it's quite an importut route, running several mis à length.\u201cYes, sir,\u201d smiled my cb \u201cDesire sure covers a lot of sR gb ritory!\u201d .I couldn't help thinking yj driver had really hit the wi right on the head!\u201d ¢ by Friday evening, M VICTORIA HALL The Caledonian Society of Montreal Presents THE CANADIAN FOLLIES OF 1949 Produced and Directed Carrie Briggers School of Dancing Featuring The Great Waltz Devotion \u2014 Indian Love Call : Highland Scene, ete.Tickets reserved at the Studio, 330 Victoria Ave.\u2014 EL.03H ay 27th, at 8.15 - WESTMOUNT \u2014 \u2014 JANE WYMAN IN HER ACADEMY AWARD WINNING PERFORMANCE! MARY BEETLES presents \"THE LIFE OF TANYA, A BALLERINA\" .Thursday, MAY 19th, et 8.15 p.m.\u201cPETER RABBIT IN DANCELAND\" Saturday, MAY 28th, at 2.30 p.m.COMMUNITY HALL \u2014 TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL For information \u2014 ELwood 5170 \u2019 = \u201cDance Kecital : BY THE LOIS McGILP SCHOOL OF DANCING Victoria Hall, Westmount Monday, May 23rd, \u201949, 8.15 p.m.Reserved Tickets .$1.50 General Admission .$1.15 (Tax: logluded) ;; ornc prices ovrpen importance as a part of the Danish education system.Rug Can Be Cleaned At Home, In Emergency If there's no time to send a rug to the cleaners before a special visit, you can do a good job yourself, for rugs that have become dingy with dust and soil can usually be cleaned quite successfully at tome.First go over both wrong and right sides with a vacuum cleaner to remove all loose dirt.Then make a soap jelly by melting a half cup of mild soap in five cups of boiling water.When this has cooled, whip to a light froth with an egg beater.Use a small brush or sponge to apply the sudsy froth to the surface of the rug, sponging only a small area at a time, and working Fe CHARLES BICK 2ND ATTRACTION \"MY DEAR SECRETARY,\u201d with LARAINE DAY - KIRK DOUGLAS - KEENAN WYNN AGNES MOOREHEAD STEPHEN McNALLY quite quickly so that the rug never becomes really wet.A Last Showing Today! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rubber pot scraper is excellent | \u201cLUCK OF THE IRISH\" with Ty- for scraping off the soiled suds.rone Power and Anne Baxter.Rinse the cleansed spot with FOUR FACES WEST\" with Fran- cloths wrung out of clear, warm ces Dee - Joel McCrea and Charles water until all the soap hag dis- Bickford, eseacrs Fans -\u2014 - TN appeared.Wipe with a clean dry is thy at w, th their , el, Long.h Jaughs will come s0 thick ct bo fast at the Monkland Theatre benefit à, n Paramount's comedy, \u201cMiss SUCCes bock'g Millions,\u201d is unrolled on for yy screen, that some of the dia- e starting Saturday may be nt cry yned out.a Tany yy P Played does à gg Mes K, West yy 0 In thy y y e\u201d cut, TWICE DAIL oe wis §39 WEB HO Jt hie, a or ws £230 on (18 2500%) there's à in thy , i ny PRL LY uld put Ce pe.Mm 9 mi Bvorag 4 TR pat Co ps Mab | PL Ge Éructihie y EL pi : 300 200 * 0 «30 pat the tend MB i tons \u2014it ia or J mE BE enon in PRICES rious aff Er Me 7% Publicized jy ol] Children Pulitzer pr i § A Ts led Ly taxi drive told me [1 bid \u2014_\u2014 nough, thy $ Rn import ge ow! NN bal mi à AFTERNOON ny an JIVERY 6 a lot of tr JE 4 ND EVENIN thinking x E + pm» | i ow pe the ui MONDAYS, - il Room pance in the Be D i STAN rare gti day 2 seu mchestrs Fri ny Holmes se 19 John Su unday ar-Studded Comedy Full Laughs At- The Monkland Responsible for most of the hilarity are co-stars John Lund, Wanda Hendrix, Barry Fitzgerald and Monty Woolley, as talented a could hope for in one picture.Add to them the highly desirable fillip occasioned by the presence in the cast of Ilka Chase, Robert Stack, Dorothy Stickney and Elizabeth Patterson, and it should be easy to understand why \u2018Miss Tatlock's Millions\u201d is definitely a \u201cmust\u201d picture if you like your entertainment on the uproarious side.The story revolves around the scramble for an enormous fortune which has accidentally been bequeathed to a dim-witted grandson, who is believed safely tucked away in Hawaii under the care of a well-paid companion.The companion, played to the hilarious hilt by Barry Fitzgerald, is an irresponsible, ingratiating rascal who has been collecting his salary for a couple of years during which his charge, unknown to anyone but Barry, has been missing.Intent only on keeping his paychecks coming regularly, Barry talks movie stunt man John Lund into impersonating the missing9 scion.\u201cJust for a few days,\u2019 he says.But what happens during those few days involves him in much more trouble than he bargained for.It is all riotously funny.Second Feature Romance, music, drama and laughs accent Warner Bros.new Technicolor musical, \u201cOne Sunday Afternoon,\u201d starring Dennis Mor- \u2018gan, Dorothy Malone, Don DeFore and Janis Paige.o Raoul Walsh directed this film whic is from the James B.Hagan stage hit which won popular acclaim when it first hit the Broadway boards.\u201cOne Sunday Afternoon\u201d \u2018comédy romance.is a FREE ATTRACTION the Lawrence Troupe \u2014 Aerial trapeze act \u2014 100 feet in the air.Celebrate next Tuesday and A Thursday at Belmont Park.Fiesta Night Monday Night with Arthur Murray.Gate Admission ADULTS \u2014 26c CHILDREN \u2014 10c FAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD CHATTER TELEVISION FAN Charles Bickford, co-starring with Bing Crosby in Frank Capra's \u201cRiding High\u201d production at Paramount, owns a television service shop in Hollywood and spends his spare time learning the secrets of video.¥ LOTS OF SCRAP ~ While Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cRope of Sand\u201d is not a picture about box- ing, Burt Lancaster, Paul Hen- CESAR ROMERO ME TPE LUCILE WATSON - NIGEL BRUCE MARY BOLAND « REGINALD OWEN A METRO-GOLOWYN-MAYER PICTURE PRE PMURN CEE IAP FIRES STARTS SUNDAY! SHERBROOGKE at GREY EL 8545 \"WHEN MY BABY SMILES TODAY and SATURDAY! AY ME.\u201d color by Technicolor, with Betty Grable and Dan Dailey.\"BEYOND GLORY,\" with Alan Ladd, Donna Reed, George Mac- ready and Henry Travers.quartet of comedians as fans THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 194 UNITED \u2018DIRECTOR W.Harold Giles, of 98 Thur- low Road, Hampstead, who has Giles is President of Suburban Theatres Limited, and in partnership with Kenneth Hatton, owner and publisher of Suburban News, and vice-president of Suburban Theatres, built the Astor Theatre some thirteen years ago.CAT\u2019s Children\u2019s Workshop Closing Show On June 3rd Teen-Agers On Stage, the closing production of the CAT'S Children\u2019s Workshop, to be presented at Victoria Hall on Friday evening, June 3rd, will feature three one act plays completely performed by teen-agers.This has been an active year for theatre-going teen-agers and young people, and the CAT has provided its share of entertainment with its weekly Theatre for Young Folk productions.The coming teen-age program will be the last of the season, and promises to be an exciting evening, with all three one-act plays being presented \u2018in period\u2019.The first will be The Princess and the Woodcutter, by A.A.Milne, a satire on fairy tales, that is well known to most school children of senior years.The Stolen Prince, by Dan Totheroh, a Chinese fantasy, has been popularly presented both in Montreal and Ottawa very recently, and is going to receive a very novel and exciting treatment at the hands of its director, Richard Barclay.A Marriage Proposal, by Anton Tchekov, will complete the program.This is a Russian \u2018period piece\u201d and tells in highly amusing fashion the story of a peasant who tries to marry off his daughter to a neighbour.All three plays will make a delightful evening for young and old alike, when presented in Victoria Hall.reid, Peter Lorre and supporting players resort to fisticuffs so often the exciting desert drama has over six minutes of actual mayhem \u2014 equivalent of more than two full rounds of boxing.NEW TEAM Ray Milland and Hedy Lamarr are teamed for the first time on the screen in Paramount's \u201cCopper Canyon,\u201d Technicolor Western.Macdonald Carey, Mona Freeman and Harry Carey, Jr, are also costarred in the film.Wendell Corey was only a detective lieutenant in \u201cThe Accused,\u201d wherein he tracked down killer Loretta Young.This role earned him a promotion, however, and in Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cFile On Thelma Jordon\u201d he is a full district attorney who prosecutes Barbara Stanwyck for murder.Burt Lancaster, ex-circus acrobat, can't rid himself of his love for the sawdust circle.The star of Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cRope of Sand\u201d has a miniature circus tent, complete simmer arr esraRamEs b 0 ves omad\u2019 with ring, trapeze, bars and high wire in his back yard.108 ral \"gratis.N° via re en Caledonian Society Presents Canadian Follies Of 1949 On Friday evening, May 27th, in the Victoria Hall, Westmount, the Caledonian Society of Montreal will present the Canadian Follies of 1949.This Dance Revue, cor ceived by Miss Carrie Biggers and produced by the Carrie Biggers School of Dancing, will be personally directed by Miss Biggers.Over the past number of years, Miss Biggers has produced many PAGE TWENTY-ONE cellent caliber, and this year's edition will be no exception.Those taking part have already participated in over 100 shows which the pupils of tie School! have put on for various organizations during the 1948-19 season and May 27th will see.the culmination of these activities.The '49 Follies will present an excellent programme featuring A Highland Scene, The Great Waltz, Devotion, Indian Love Call, etc.An enjoyable evening's entertainment is assured and a full house anticipated.All seats are reserved and tickets can be obtained from members of the General Committee of the Society or at the Studio, 330 Victoria Avenue, Westmount.The Show will commence at 8.15 instead of 8.30 as shown on the similar \u201cFollies\u201d, each one of ex- tickets, been elected a Director of the United Amusement Corporation Starts Limited, and named to the Corporation's Executive Committee.Mr.SATURDAY RAOUL WALSH had = RAN ; LNEDY pa R JOHN LUND \\g§ © WANDA HENDRIX ® BARRY FITZGERALD Po rm CHASE - ROBERT ras NE ELIZABETH PATTERSON COMPANION FEATURE WARNER BROS.HAPPY- Go- Hussy MUSICAL! 3 Screen Play by ROBERT L RICHARDS From sno Pioy by JAMES HAGAN one, Atzanged and Adeptsd by RA MERE NT MIS ie § IRR HR in 210 u 2 laughs! .Po Ete Clg DOROTHY WM LONE DeFORE JANIS JERRY WALD umbers Crusted end $ioged THE ONLY MONTREAL STAGE SHOW WITH 21-PIECE ORCHESTRA BROADCAST COAST-TO- COAST with JONN ADASKIN \"BROADCAST COAST-TO-COAST > SEE_AND OF ARR AR THIS SHOW T UNLIMITED LAST ver \u2019 \"© Also TODAYI with DICK POWELL Manhattan\u201d À PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949 Ascension Face Heavy Schedule = HR. Krew.In the afternoon they play the league-leading Robitaille crew A The i at Macdonald Park at 1.45.In the evening, in a game billed for 6.45, a là they'll play host to this same Motors nine at N.D.G.Park, ome v ! On Monday evening the locals will make the long jaunt out to three y Trenholme Park, corner of King Edward avenue and Sherbrooke, to The | | fo do battle with Columbus, the team with whom they split a twin bill J] bloc ; last Sunday.* = st two 3 ; $0 vs for his first homer of the sea- i Lg Win One.Lose One Son.But, unfortunately for the + three 3 true Kennedy s boys dropped a heart- Westmounters' cause, the blows 3 Ii see .breaker last Sabbath p.m.at Mac- same with the hassocks \u2018empty.i Louisvi ; donald.They were leading 2-1 ascension .000 101 001 3 5 2 \u20ac wever © pbb going into the last half of the! Columbus 100 000 Ox 4 9 2 + Jon: 5 ! DS eight when two infield hits, a Lapointe td Lavalier and Marvles fess d bi Lo ; double by Dottie Gray, and an \u2014 fluence pt le ; outfield fly by Fred Reville gave Scully Pounded » bette Ji A + Columbus three runs and one of Ascension got ample revenge for n force TA it E / the best ball games of this young {the afternoon loss in the twilight ve Won Cd ; tussle when they cuffed George ; i ; 1949 season.; Ë 0 leagu fd ?Ascension notched one in the Scully soundly for 11 hits while, au f ninth when Leo Peloquin teed off Gérard \u201cThe Team\u201d Lecavalier li- b A a mited the Knights to six, four of AA, i | .them in the infield.og | BEER .Special Rich Tommy Brennan, Kev Kenneday { rastabl tn and Paul Barrette led the win- } TE am, to à \u2018 Là GARDEN SOIL ners at the plate.Brennan had RY 4 BTR Cong af ass Un v3 if \"4 $3.00 Single Load three for five; Kennedy two for The World Series was Dig news in Japan.Magazines featured picture spreads such as the one above, eted to a.three, including a homerun; and If the language stops you, the characters from left to right in the top row are Gene Bearden, Warr\u2019, pe, W oo $5.00 Double Load Barrette two for four.Spahn, Bob Lemon, Billy Southworth and Lou Boudreau.Left in the center row, Boudreau is out at pt whon 3 i The winners notched one run in first.In the center, Ken Keltner is forced at second, Eddie Stanky making the putout.The grinning bio San qu : SNOWDON the bottom half of the first and SUY is Bob Feller, The diagram shot in the bottom row is a play in the first game in Cleveland, Shor.\" ° .3 were never headed.stop Alvin Dark is throwing wild to first on Larry Doby\u2019s grounder that forced Dale Mitchell, ang .Gene EE 1 Columbus 000 110 000 2 6 3 * Bearden is scoring.Keltner slides into third base as Bob Elliott watches.niversit j PE .Poy : LANDSCAPE Ascension .101 130 11x 811 3 » mbrou à + .Batteries: Scully and A.Bowness; \u2018By FRANK GIBBONS dot RS EL.4282 ecavaller an arvie, .: ; end 0 i | py Gmpires Mondes games: Pat Oss 7 : + NEA Special Correspondest [Jills foll 5 t.Leo's Sports CLEVELAND \u2014 (NEA) ~ 1 [ted LE , : .and when Bill Veeck decides t sell his interest in the Indians anf set up shop some place else, the president of the Cleveland cb might try Nagoya, Tokyo or Yo Ésclhusive Original Ÿ in ennis The curtain was drawn across another successful fistic season at the Academy Hall, last Friday evening with the staging of the Third Annual Minor Boxing Show.No less than .33 bouts were run off in clock-like precision before a large gathering that for the second 5 gere mama en = > | th v f .d / successive week packed the school hall to capacity.It was a dandy atoms.tll in the J 2112 \u201c= 22 Je \u201can o rom show with the minor mitt slingers going all out to please their friends yre still in the Japan #6 = and parents.It was a long show as every boy in the boxing class Professional Baseball League, OSE , ® NORW AY SPORTS was rewarded with a bout and a chance to display his boxing class @nd baseball seems to be one thing Ww dj Bill O'Brien came up from Iverly Settlement with a couple of smart that isn\u2019t decaying in the land JR h © | H $ 1545 Mountain Street MA.2533 youngsters that added zest to the card.André Labreche, took top of the setting sun.200 i A | \u2018 .(Just opposite Holt Renfrew) honors for the night with a clever - Maj.Ellis Vander Pyl, forme ë niv tn F caf be performance against Ken Cart- \u2018Lanny Basque plored over Campbell Cleveland sports broadcaster, J 7 ig si | Ï ._ wright of Iverly Settlement.Fred \u2018André Lubreche won from Ken writes to Veeck from Japan tt Jig In \u20ac bi À 0, Hennessy showed fine Sighting Ceres ponT ron Ts the Nips are as daffy about bas.[ions af form to shade Oliver Raymond o ball as ever.his wa Wf Po For All Your Landscape the visitors.Hennessy captured Boys from the senior boxing In the championship play-oft i Again 1 the Pee Wee Trophy denoting the class should take a bow for a swell Nagoya, each game drew in ex MliNotre | Gardening Problems schoors Pee Wee Champion for jon in nelping to put over the minor cess of 100,000 fans um 1949.Gerry Ramsey lived up to| poxing show in big league fashion.The p Kc t 65.000 i Bor 1 Plans, Estimates, Construction, expectation and scored a clean de- Nice going fellows, these young- are 1e Park seats 55,000, mo sel or he Supervision, General Landscap- cision over fast stepping Vince gsters will be carrying the torch| gap am =~ or 9 gr six ing, Garden Maintenance, Land- McKayo of Iverly.for you in future fistic wars .|\" vhe Indi bi _\u2014 naugh scape Architecture, Nursery THE RESULTS Terry Rogers was again on hand an 5 ; 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Wayne Hibbard won over Grant Gill: two rounds.\" Ken Lyons was too good for Mike MeNally: two rounds.Bib Impey scored over George Ro- over Tommie billard: two rounds.Jimmy Guay decisioned Tony Patterson: two rounds.Jynmy Rolland scored over Joe Froio: two rounds.\u2018 Robert Doherty edged oùt Frank Jago: iwo- rounds.- Gerry Flynn and Gerard Meuris fought! to a \u2018draw: two rounds.Jerry Mamsey beat Vince McKayo: three rounds.\u2019 Ben Sherett won over Calder Black: three rounds, - A Ken Farrell took the measure of Mario Chartrand: two.rounds.Dave McAsey drew with Bruce Dar- ragh: two rounds, Claude Sawyer defeated Ross Murray: two \u2018rows.Garry Malone was too good for Brendan Guilfoyle: two rounds.= » Frank\u2019 Collins -won by: default from Dave Kiddy.! .John Afena won from Briañ Sherl- an: two rounds, © Gagnon, Paul E.BY.1701 < .\u2018 Faso tia 4s EARNER) d : a RT ARI fe man and student ever graduated from 3t.Leo's.Terry is an important cog in McGill's Senior Football Club and if you want to see a well conditioned fighting football player next Autumn at McGill, you won't have to look any further than our brilliant young friend who looked after the hand taping job in the senior show and the re- teree assignment in the minor show .Johnny Foy received recognition for his outstanding athletic ability and sportsmanship, with a presentation made to him at the minor show by his coach.Johnnie, a Golden Glove Champion in 1945 and this year a winner over the class of the visiting fighters at the senior show, has well earned this merit .Student manager Tony Sciampacone, the one man staff behind all sport enterprises in the school, was honored with a suitabie gift as a small token of \u2018appreciation for a thankless job well done .The Ramsay boys, Phil, Gerry and Paul scored a fistic hat trick in the show, the three brothers coming through with smart wins.These three clean cut youngsters from St.Sulpice Road lent added weight to a well known fact that you don't have to act tough to be able tp defend yourself .Mr.Frank Ramsay \u2018Leo's.Andy's inner sanctum in tt Japanese still cling to their de lightful customs regarding um pires.Prior to each game, the managers present the umpire with flowers.Batters how to the plate umpire each time they go Up to hit.; i im hu ) IL N proud parent, was presented 1 A framed picture of his three young champs.By offering something in the-way of contrast, coach And McGillis is now busy occupied wilh plans for a Tennis Tournament next week at Westmount Park courts for the high school student of St.Pauls Academy and 5 schooi was the scene of somethin new znd probably explains fit housecleaning job done on hi quarters last Saturday.A visit JE from a pretty young miss from S BE Paul's Academy to iron out itt details for his tennis tournamet À on Munday afternoon .Wald F St.Leo's Bantam Softbal B The Academy Bantams are defen ing champions and are anxious repeat ., .With the holding of ?organization meeting for foothel candidates for a 1949 Senior 34S Squad, the opening gun has be fired on_the pigskin front.4 pure or 1 vell 44 bc ; .¢ > ) Four young players from the University of Kentucky's National iste champions basketball teams, All-Americans Ralph Beard, Groza, Wah-Wah Jones, and Cliff Braker, are joining with an- ex-Wildeat star, Joe Holland, a 1048 graduate, to form the Jeus of # New professional club if the National Basketball Lea- » The four stars, the basis of the great Kentucky clubs which \u2018 » won nearly 95% of their games over the past four seasons will ome stockholders in the club, to be situated in Indiamapolis, and three years will own the franchise.The league is going to lend them $50,000 to get started and plocks of stock will be sold to Indianapolis businessmen for the + two years.But all stock will be turned back to the players with- three years so that they will be the true owners of the club.lt seems strange that the players did not take their franchise Louisville, deep in their home territory rather than Indianapolis, ever the fact that the Basketball Association of America, a rival ofesslonal league has a team in Indianapolis, the Jets, may have quenced their selection.The Kentucky whizzers are a sure bet to s better drawing card than the hapless, last-place Jets, and if they n force the B.A.A,, out of Indianapolis, the National League will ve won an important victory in the unofficial battle between the o leagues, which has so far been entirely im favour of the B.A.A.All four members of the mew team had been drafted by the AA, but rather than play against cach\u2019 other, they decided on re- ng together.Such other Kentucky stalwarts as Jim Line, Dale rastable, and Wait Hirsch are expected te join the Indianapolis am, to be called the Olympians when they graduate from the blue- ass university within the next fwo years.Another recrult is ex- cted to be Leo Barmhorst, a great player for three years with Notre who was overshone by the flashy brilliance of Kevin O'Shea, pt whom many consider a mere valuable player than the individual- ic San Fransiscan.d.Lo hell\u201d É General manager of the club, which expects to play in the Butler niversity Fieldhouse, home of the Jets last season, will be J.R.mbrough, sports editor of the Lexington, Ky.Herald and a close BONS end of the players involved.He will resign his writing post to devote pondent \u2018 s full time to the mew club.A coach for the club has not yet been EA) \u2014 11 lected but the name under discussion is that of Adolf Rupp, Ken- decides 1 Bcky mentor, but it is not certain whether the man in brown can be [ndians ui BE rsuaded to leave the college.where he has achieved such phenom- © else, the ha] success._- eland cui MR One thing certain however is that the new club Is going to have kyo or To 4 enty of box-office appeal, for this team is going to have the great- Bit attractions in college basketball, in the persons of the ex-Ken- pon stars and the towering Barnhorst.They should all do all right + Japaney ir themselves, League, I i OSE PESSIMISTIC COACHES e one thing : the Inj JR We always get a big laugh out of these pessimistic football & vaches, the prime example of which is Frank Leahy of Notre Dame, yhose fighting Irish have now gone 28 games without a loss, with yl, former roadcaster * nly two ties thrown in to mar their record.Japan that É In a recent interview after his team started spring practice ses- bout base Mons at Cartier Field in South Bend, Indiana, Leahy announced that fils was without & doubt the worst team he had ever had, and that, play-off at [i gain without a doubt, they would have the poorest record of any ew in ex MEiotre Dame team amd wind up as a disgrace to their college.| .These words from Mr.Leahy should not be taken too seriously, , no seats BE for he is a die-hard pessimist who religionsly follows his creed.Five four of them in the infield, while s filled by ;fr six years ago, after a highly successful season, Father John Cav- ; p'Anaugh, the President of Notre Dame University, asked Leahy how en : ra Pe thought his club would do during the next season.Leahy answered vines In 2° Pessimistically as pessible, but sald \u201cthat he thought they would ei, kon -Spranage to beat Pittsburgh and Illinois, a The next fall, Pittsburgh held a tough opponent to a tie in their Py, in [3 irst game, just before they were scheduled to play Notre Dame, and their de JET he night after the game, Leahy called Father Cavanangh and told ding um him he bad better not count on the Irish whipping the Panthers, after rame, the Il.Notre Dame managed to edge past Pittsburgh by something like umpires ?points and went on to an undefeated season, which, if you will be- ow to the 3 eve Leahy, came as a great surprise to him, hey go up Id _ But Leahy has his eye on that recent Army mark of $2 games 3 vithout à defeat, so you can bet that his team will be going all out sented + | 3 on oe [rst five games on their 1949 schedule, which, incidentally ree you iB e toughest they've ever had.For besides the usual strong something Ji 4 \"i western teams, and Southtern California, the Irish play Southern ach Andy [Ei cthodist, led by the great Doak Walker and last year\u2019s sophomore pied with sation, Kyle Rote, in a game that should be a great one, urnanez Se : int Park BF ° .scattered hits in \u2018th i wt | fscension Split |- ts THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 8 1949 Many Pros To Compete In Lions Golf Tourney $3,000 in Prizes To Winners Of Marlborough Club Event Plans are well underway for the annual golf tournament sponsored by the five Lions Clubs of Greater Montreal in aid of charitable enterprises.Prize money has been boosted to $3,000 and practically every pro in the CPGA of Quebec has signified his intention of competing in the event which is emblematic of its match play championship.The tournament will be held on September 9, 10 and 11 at the Marlborough Golf and Country Club and, concurrently, the Province of Quehec Golf Association will conduct a match play tournament for amateurs.Gerry Proulx, the long hitter* from St.Eustache, will face a tough test in his bid to.retain his pro title.Ranking with his as co-favorite will be Stan Horne, the slim, smooth shot-maker from Islemere, who won the event in 1947 and was runner-up last year.Other pros who will command respect include Bill Kerr, of Beaconsfield, Buddy Clark, of Hampstead, and Diamond Gauthier, of Municipal, all of whom have played sparkling golf in previous match play events, In conjunction with the tournament, the Lions Club will raffle an automobile, an electric refriger-| ator, a washing machine and 15.radios.Wing, St.Lambert; George Walsh, Verdun; Cy Costello, Lachine- Lakeshore; and Lucien Goyot, Lachine-Lakeshore, Ferguson Scores Ace B.H.Ferguson, 1 Granville Road, Hampstead, scored & hole- in-one yesterday afternoon at the Kanawaki Golf Club while playing in the opening day medal tournament, thereby .qualifying for the Harwood prize.He holed out his tee shot on the 180-yard third hole using a No.7 Iron.Playing with kim at the Hime were Hal Ayres, R.E.Bas- trom and J.R.Dupuis.Gags are what people who are | always pulling them need.PAGE TWENTY-THREE.LAKKY 5 SGReed Popular St.Lam Lion, General Chairman of Strong Committee.THE FEEDING PROBLEM Until a few years ago the likes and dislikes of a child were considered secondary in his feeding schedule.The mother crammed the foods that were \u201cgood for him\u201d down his throat without heeding his protests.Child experts now realize that parents should adopt a more subtle attitude.They should recognize some of the child's preferences and try to substitute more attractive foods with the same food value.A California man of 82 recently married a woman of 80 So they finally found a place to live, eh?Following are members of the tournament executive committee with their club affiliations: Larry Sheasgreen, St.Lambert, chairman; 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