The Westmount examiner, 17 février 1950, vendredi 17 février 1950

[" y \\_/ Jue ma U= \u20ac EET Aare {Killed by Auto 3 | On Saturday .nue, Examiner Serving the C ity of Westmount, Garden S uburb of Ca anada\u2019 s M etropolis PRICE 3 CENTS VOTER WANTS OPEN MEETINGS A Westmount resident, R.R.Bostwick, 60, of 1 Rosemount ave- apt.65, was killed when trying to cross Western avenue, f Saturday afternoon.The victim was allegedly crossing the street when struck by Marcil Villemure of 128 Chatelle street, who was trying to pass another vehicle at the time.It was reported that Bostwick, in an attempt to miss being hit by the first car, was struck by the second.Suffering multiple injuries of the legs, body and head, he was given almost instant treatment by Dr.M.Nutik of 409 Clarke avenue.The victim was also, wrapped up in blankets from the Ice Manufacturing Company until an ambulance arrived.He was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital, who pronounced him dead on arrival.Constables A.E.Jones and F.L.Miller investigated.The body was removed to the morgue pending an inquest.A coroner's jury on Monday returned a verdict of accidental death.Mr.Bostwick, assistant chief engineer in the C.N.R.construction department, had been employed by the C.N.R.for 35 Snow Queen At Westmount Carnival mount parks department, Queen's School, Westmount, held their snow carnival on Tuesday night.Demure Clakre Vezeau, left, was crowned Queen with all the pageantry befitting a coronation.The original costumes worn by the children were designed by Herb Linder of the West- Leaders Plan because social service workers have found that with the girls one must begin young.It is hoped that later the activities of the centre can be expanded to take in the older age groups.It is proposed to locate the centre in a section of the city in the central area, where there is a large child population and a lack of recreational facilifies, and it will be in a school under the jurisdiction of the Montreal Protestant Central School Board, Leaders from other parts of the city will be welcomed for training, Mrs.Corbett said.\u2018She pointed out that only 15 per cent of after school projects at present, are for girls, and most of that was provided by the Girl Guides.Eventually it is hoped that the M.G.A.will parallel the work of the Montreal Boys' Association in relation to the needs amongst the young girls, Chairman of_-the meeting was Miss Helen Guiton, president of the M.G.A.who said that Mrs.Corbett has heen Chief Commis- gioner for the Canadian Girl Guides that she helped to form and then became chairman of the Western Hemisphere Committee of the World Association of Guides, and that she is convener for the Local Council of Women of Montreal.W.E.Dunton, chainman of the Montreal Central School Board, in a brief address, invited the M.G.A.to use the board's schools.He gaid (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) \\ Play Centre At Westmount Meeting Bad girls are just as numerous as bad boys, Mrs.John S.Corbett, chairman of the finance~-committee of the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association told a meeting of the directors of the association held at the home of Mrs, A.Turner Bone.551 Argyle Ave, Westmount.The immediate object of the meeting was to discuss plans for the establishment of a play centre for girls in central Montreal and for the forthcoming campaign for $30,000.The lack of recreational facilities for young girls, Mrs.Corbett said, was a \u201cserious and continuing emeigency.\u201d The play centre is planned initially, she said, to take care of the needs of the six to twelve year old group.This she said was x Comfort Station At Glen, Gone The public waiting room and comfort station at the Glen and St.Catherine street west intersection has been demolished., This landmark built about 25 years ago was ordered torn down by the City of Westmount.J.E.Anderson, superintendent of parks for Westmount, said that the building had served its purpose and that as it had been getting into a bad state of repair, it was felt that the comfort station had outlived its usefulness.The Montreal Tramways had leased part of the building soma.years past but had discontinued using it recently.Man Arrested for Theft Of Clothing in Westmount Marcial Morin, 38, of no given address, was found guilty of stealing clothing valued at $3,300 from G.Roberge of 232 Metcalfe Avenue,\u201d and remanded for sentence by Recorder C.A.Hale of the Westmount Recorder's Court.Morin was picked up by the Westmount Police Department early Friday morning and appeared in court the next day.* Werry Supported- Admit Electors Council Chamber The letter written by Royal Werry, K.C., which was published in the last issue of The Examiner, has apparently received cone siderable attention.The Westmount lawyer in his letter.criticized, as he put it, \u201cIn a constructive spirit\u201d the method of snow disposal building by-laws\u2019 of Westmount.A further letter bearing on ~which, he stated, is costly, the high rate of taxation, and the outdated - Mr.Werry's remarks -has -been received from \u201cWestmounter\u201d who seems to be of the opinion, that some of the former's complaints might \u2018have been obviated, had more information been made residents.Asks Open Council Meetings He suggested that the practice prevailing in other municipalities, of throwing open to the public regular council meetings would, in his judgment, remove doubts any voter may have as to the efficient operation of the City\u2019s administration.A suggestion is also thrown out that some action might be taken to improve the appearance of some of the streets in the business section, especially does he point to that part of Victoria Avenue running from Westmount Station to Sherbrooke Street.Our correspondent's letter reads as follows: The Editor, The Examiner, Dear Sir: I was interested in reading in your issue of February 10th, a letter by Royal Werry, K.C., criticizing the administration of the City of Westmount.If conditions are as stated by Mr.Werry, it would seem that he has some justification for his complaints, However, I have usually found that if sufficient light is thrown on faults which, at first glance, appear obvious, that a second look sometimes shows the defect in a different setting.Make Information Available It would appear that Mr.Werry finds it difficult to obtain information which should be available to any citizen and this naturally would arouse resentment in any community.I can conceive of no good reason why the meetings of our City Council should be held behind locked doors.In Montreal and other adjoining municipalities, the public is admitted to council meetings, according to the capacity of the space available.Why not in Westmount ?I do not have any direct knowledge of the things complained about by Mr.Werry, but I would like to draw attention to the shabby, in fact, almost slum-like state of certain sections of our business streets.Business Streets Slummy Especially would I point to that part of Victoria Avenue running from Sherbrooke Street down to the C.P.R.Station, Some of our streets in the lower level could stand a lot of attention, in order to bring them into some- available by the City Council to BUSINESSMEN HEAR EXPOSE ON RETAILING The five basic rules for success in retail trade, was the subject of an address by R.F.Chisholm, vice-president of the Gordon McKay Company of Toronto, at a capacity joint meeting of west end business men\u2019s associations at Ruby Foo\u2019s Wednesday night.Over two hundred turned out to make the meeting the most successful of the season, to date.The Flamingo Room was filled when Chairman H.V.Stoddard called the meeting to order following dinner, Mr.Stoddard then introduced Head table guests, City Councilor Charles Pare, John Lyall, and Roy E.Wagar, Paul Viau, president of the Westmount Association; John Templeman, president of the Montreal West Association; R.F.Chisholm, speaker of the evening; Norman Hartenstein, president of the Jacques Cartier Agsociation; Eugene Kahn, president of the Notre Dame de Grace Association; Rolland Begin, vice-president of the Notre Dame de Grace Association, and M.Mathieu, president of L'Association de L'Est.The five secrets of successful retailing, Mr.Chisholm listed as (1) The carrying of an ample range of basic stocks; (2) Efficient and intelligent stock control; (3) Attractive stores; (4) Promotion.The effective use of every means available; (5) Staff training.Competence and courtesy on the part of employees.The greatest single asset the small merchant can have, declared Mr.Chisholm, is energy.On the question of competition from the larger retailers, the speaker declared that the advantages of mass purchasing were overrated and that there were other com- (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) eer = JEST Sg ep remem SR oe 4 nt IR = eer + tan Ar &, i ax = DE with REG.GROOME Qua 22 REC.GR Siete \u2014 Stephen Ferguson and Stuart Smith were presented with their 1st stars at Friday's meeting of St.Matthias Pack, while Ross McCrimmon was invested .Ross was first introduced to the Pack by Sixter Peter Leslie, and five points were awarded to the Sand Six for this, The Sand Six, by the way, is leading the current point competition.Jan Motherwell and Robert Longmore are the two latest new chums, bringing the Pack to full strength.Alan Gilmour passed his Skipping, and has only one more test remaining.District Cubmaster J.R.Preston was.a welcome visitor, assisting with instructional work and speaking to the Cubs during the closing Council circle.One of those \u2018bats ¥ in the belfry\u201d was another visitor .« .he wanted to join in the games but was shooed away.Trinity Memorial Sixer Douglas Lindores led the opening Grand Howl at Trinity Monday night with 29 Cubs present.Warren Franklin passed Message, with the other boys working on 1st and 2nd star tests.The Red Six won the competition for the evening.Tuesday, a hockey game with St.Luke's Pack has been arranged, and it is hoped every boy will Te out either to play or support his team.These games are all in fun, and every Trinity Cub has a chance to join in.Bruce Angers, being a member of last season's winning six, has the six competition trophy at his home for six weeks.A Church Parade will be held Sunday morning at 11 a.m.all Cubs should be at the Church by 10.30 a.min full uniform.Colour party will be Sixers Jim Goddard, Douglas Lindores and Graham Martin.BENEFIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER gives you complete, dependuble local news.You need to know ell that is going on where you live.But you live also in @ WORLD -where big events ere in Kie making \u2014 events which con mean so much to you, to your job, your home, your future.For constructive reports and interpre- totions of national end international news, there is no substitute for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.Enjoy the benefits of being best infofmed\u2014locally, nationally, internationally \u2014 with your local paper and The Christian Science Monitor.LISTEN Tucsday nights over ABC stations to \u2018The Christian Science Monitor Views the News.\u201d And use this coupon today for a special introductory subscription.The Christian Science Monitor One, Norway St., Boston 15, Mass., U.S.A.Please send me amr !otroductory subscription to The Christion Science Monitor \u2014 26 issues.B enclosa $1.U.B.Funds (nome) (address) par 110 (zone) (state) St.Luke\u2019s United ASM Dave Griffiths has been appointed as the new Scoutmaster of St.Luke's Troop, succeeding: SM John Hill, who has retired due to pressure of business.Area Commissioner W.H.Barry invested Mr.Griffiths as SM and Lorne Matthews as ASM last week.A Church Parade will be held this Sunday, which will include the Mackay School units and the Girl Guides.The Father and Son Banquet will be held next Wednesday at 6.30 p.m.Supper will be served by the newly organized Ladies Auxiliary.Field Commissioner F.G.Hicks will be the guest speaker.The annual Hobby Show and Handicraft Display is presently being planned for the month of May.Sixer John Mouland opened the St.Luke's Pack meeting, leading the Grand How! while Acting Sixer Peter Griffiths held the totem pole.The Green Six won Inspection, Tests passed: \u2014 Knots, Ken Rillie, Gary Sargeant; Compass, David Zackon, David Coch- rane, Roger Anderson and Gary Howes; Nationgl Anthem, David Zackon.Ronald Lewis, Gregory Loane and Jim McLean were all invested into the Pack.The Pack'\u2019s hockey team will be host to Wesley Pack Saturday afternoon at the Mackay rink, 5-6 p.m.The Brown Six won the pennant for the evening\u2019s competition.JOTTINGS The Radio Contest currently being run over the programme \u201cScouting on the Air\u201d on CJAD every Saturday morning at 9.05 is going ahead great guns .we are told the letters that have been received are really good .so, how about it boys, your chance to win some prizes for yourself, and, in addition, a FREE PERIOD AT CAMP if you have the best letter.So listen in to CJAD on Saturday morning at 9.05 am.the \u2018 rst two winners will be announced this Saturday .and two American Scouts will be interviewed over the alr .they are two of the party of some 117 or so that are arriving in Montreal Saturday morning + « « congrats to Jim Cartier for a grand job of organization, Father and Son Banquets are \u201cNow, Willie\u201d, said the teacher to a rather stupid pupil, \u201clisten carefully.If I had five eggs in this basket and laid three on the table, how many eggs would I have?\u201d \u201cEight\u201d, was the confident a- ply.WRITE OR PHONE STANMORE HOUSE Private Kindergarten and Nursery for Children 2 to & Years A FEW VACANCIES STILL EXIST 483 Prince Albert Ave., WESTMOUNT FOR PROSPECTUS DEXTER 3340 TNE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, MRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 Y.M.C.A.Geo.W.Bourke Geo.W.Bourke Named President OF Sun Life Co.George W.Bourke of 774 Lans- downe avenue, Westmount, was elected president of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, at a meeting of the board of directors of the company, follow- ing the annual meeting on Tuesday.Mr.Bourke has had a brilliant career in the insurance field.He became associated with the Sun Life Company in 1915, whilst still studying at McGill University.In the fall he returned to college, but continued to spend his summer vacations working in the actuarial department of the Sun.Mr.Bourke graduated from McGill in 1917, obtaining his Batchelor of Arts degree, and also winning the Anne Molson Gold Medal for Mathematics and Physics.Following his graduation, Mr.Bourke immediately enrolled in the McGill Siege Battery which went overseas under the command of Sir Stoppard Brunton.His mathematical skill was put to good use by the battery, in plotting targets for the gunners in the Amiens sector of the battle front.In the summer of 1918 he was severely wounded, and was invalided home in the fall of that year, following a period of hospitalization in England.George Bourke was awarded the Military Medal in recognition of his military service.He reioined the Sun Life Assurance Company in 1919.In the fall of 1920 Mr.Bourke married Miss Beatrice Mitchell, of Levis, who had graduated from McGill University in the class of '19.They settled down in Montreal and later moved to Westmount, and have raised a family of three boys, two of whom served their country in the Second World War.Mr.Bourke meanwhile earned the right to become a Fellow of the Actuarial Society, and followed this up by qualifying for the degree of Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Great Britain.In 1924 he was appointed Chief of the Mathematical Department of the Sun Life, and five years later became Assistant Actuary.In 1932 when Arthur B.Wood became Vice-President and Managing Director of the company, Mr.Bourke was appointed to succeed him as Chief Actuary.In 1944 he was appointed General Manager, and two years later became Managing Director.In February 1947 Mr.Bourke was appointed Vice-President and Managing Director, and held that position until he was elected President of the Sun Life Assurance Company on Tuesday February 14.Mr.Bourke is a former vice- president of the Actuarial Society of America, and served two terms on that body.He is a governor of the Soclety of Actuaries, [ER A 14 GPO 0 be se an LOI and a past President of the Canadian Life Insurance Officers\u2019 -ary 19.The-bus will leave the Y.| will be held as usual at 9 p.m.The \u2018|-refreshments, Southwestern \u201cY\",at Verdun last Wednesday and they will meet Leader.1 movement in recent years to use \u2018700 organizations, NOTES YOUNG ADULT SECTION We could be wrong, but at long last we feel that members and.their friends will be able to travel to the \u201cY\u201d Lodge at Christieville for a day of skiing on Sunday, Febru- \u2018M.C.À.at 8.45, so plan to be there \u2018before that time.Lunch will be served at the Y.M.C.A.Lodge, and the return journey will start at 4.30 p.m.The Sunday Evening Fireside program is varied and followed by The Square Dance Club will feature Tiny Clark of the Normandie Roof as guest caller on Tuesday night, February 21, at 8 pm.As Tiny Clark has to leave early, all be ready to start dancing at the opening hour.The Badminton Club played the them in a return match at West- mount on Thursday, February 23.A team will be travelling to Peace Centennial School to play the (Continued from Page 1) that there has been a growing schools in evenings, and that at present more than 50% of them were in use every night by some Mr.Dunton agreed that there was a critical lack of organization for looking after young girls.Through the M.G.A.he said, the board hoped that it would not be many years before the school rooms were used as much by girls as by boys.Amongst the prominent civic leaders present at the meeting were: P.G.Delgado, of the West- mount Rotary Club; Major Gen.C.B.Price also of Westmount and a member of the M.G.A.advisory council; William Dunlop, president and L.K.Jones, welfare chairman of the Verdun Lions Club; Lloyd D.Jack, of the Montreal Westward Rotary Club; S.H.Woodward of the Kinsmen's Club of Montreal; Ian McKenzie, director of the Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club; representatives of the Kinsmen's Club of Verdun, the Optimists\u2019 Club of Verdun, the Gyro Club, the Montreal Kiwanis Club and the St.George Kiwanis Club were also present at the meeting.Werry .(Continued from Page 1) what comparable condition with the upper level.Like Mr.Werry, I submit the above suggestions in a constructive spirit.I like living in West- mount, but I still think a little more co-operation, a little more information on civic matters, and a wide open door to council meetings would improve our civic morale, and create a better understanding of Westmount\u2019s problems in the minds of the electorate.Westmounter.Editor\u2019s Note: Other letters will be published in the order received.Association.He 1s a director of the Bank \u201cof Montreal.and a member of the Board of Manage ment of the Montreal General Hospital.He is a member of the Mount Royal Club, the University Club and the Royal Montreal Golf Club.In the summer he is to be found at his summer home at Lac Manitou in the Laurentians.Mr.Bourke takes a keen interest in Westmount affairs, and is a steward of Dominion Douglas United Shurch.North Branch.Badminton Clüb on ; The regular\u2019 badminton nights have been: * Monday, the 20th.changed due to the continue! growth of the Club.The West.; mount Senior High School will bg or > the meeting place oh Wednesday | evening at 7.30 p.m.The Tuesday sessions at the Y.M.C.A.have been cancelled, The Friday sessions on - \u2018 the \u201cY\u201d gym will be held as usual ; at.7.30.3 A Dramatic Club is being plan.©.ned and a meeting was held last\u2019 Thursday evening to make tentative arrangements.Any person in.- \u2018terested in any phase of Dramatic \"= acting, Club activities, that is, scenery, costuming, etc, should: make enquiries at the Y.M.C.A, : I program office.J members and their friends should | Tonight, as every Friday night, the Social Dance will be held for .\u2018members and their friends in the Y.M.C.A.Assembly Hall at 9.30.The Bridge Club will \u2018hold its regular meeting on Monday night at 8.00.The Young Adult Program Council will meet on Monday eve.ning at 7.45.Plans are well under way for the - spring edition of the So-Ed (Social .\u2018 Educational)\" Program.The dates will be every Thursday from March 9 to April 20.The planning committee is comprised of Chair man Don Ferguson, Secretary Dorothy Pullin, Treasurer Ernie Hall, Committee Sub- Chairmen: Instruction Period, Gina Petrson; Lectures and Discussions, Dyliss Kirk; Social Activities, Howard Fairburn and Publicity, Betty Westwell, The courses planned for this season will include instruction in water safety, golf, tennis, dancing, etc.The City-Wide Young Adult Committee of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.is planning to hold à model United Nations Assembly during April.Any group of young people interested in taking part is re- .quested to enquire at the program # ] office.Westmount Man.(Continued from Page 1) years.study of track work, an his designs and drawings on the subject are standard references by 4 the railway.Born in Kingston, N.B., he was He had made a special \u20184 educated at Kingston Consol *! idated School and Normal School in Fredericton.Joining the railway company at Truro, N.S., he - J was later transferred to the head office in.Moncton, N.B., and then worked for a time in Toronto, before coming to Montreal 30 years ago.Mr.Boswick is survived by his widow, the former Bertha Nase.Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning in the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro, Mountain street.Interment took place John, New Brunswick.in St Businessmen .(Continued from Page 1) pensating factors such as the personal attention the smaller merchant is in a position to render his clientele, He advised his hearers to display all their wares, to eliminate the old-fashioned stock room, which some merchants.still maintained.Turn the stock room into added space for display, he coun- gelled.The speaker was introduced in both languages by Paul Viau, and thanked in English by Rolland Begin and in French by Norman Hartenstein, Following the meeting, members enjoyed the floor show.HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the of Deceased Persons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 57 St.James St.West Closing of Estates Lo Residence: 2058 Lincoln Avenue \u2014 Fl.2808 & COMPANY Free Estimates W WESTMOUNT ve vod Fi pt LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton E.2323 4466 ST.CATHERINE ST.Helps Out Church Hyman Grover, president of the Regent Knitting Mills at St.Jerome, who resides at 3207 Westmount Boulevard has earned for himself the profuse thanks of the citizens of St.Jerome by his gracious gesture in putting at the disposal of the parish of the church of Ste-Marcelle part of the knitting mill plant for use as a temporary chapel pending the construction of the new church.Mr.Grover has given the use of the large hall to the congrega- (Continued on Page 4) SALE HAND-TAILORED SUITS AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen Place your Spring order now and save from 25% to 40% on latest English materials.REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED AVENUE TAILORS 4226 St.Catherine West (Just west of Greene Avenue) WE.5908 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS Regent Mill Head | Cano co-ordinating chairman.Legion-Sponsored British Motor Show Being Readied Sponsored by the Remembrance Branch of the Canadian Legion, the British Motor Show will be held in the armoury of the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars, Cote des Neiges Road on February 23rd, 24th and 25th.L.Arthur Simon, co-ordinating chairman of the committee, stated that more than 18,000 feet of floor space, which was a complete sell out, has been taken up by local British car dealers.The committee was preparing, he said, to accommodate more than the 16,000 who Members of the Remembrance Branch, Canadian Legion, British Motor Show Committee are seen making final plans for the show which opens at the 17th Duke of York's Hussars, Cote des Neiges Road on February 23rd, 24th, 25th.Left to right are Hal Givens, Henry Newmark, vice-chairman, Thomas Ritchie, Douglas Smith and standing L.Arthur Simon, Royal Canadian The importance of the Montreal harbour, largest inland harbour in the world, was outlined by Gordon Murphy, Port Manager, who spoke at the Westmount Rotary Club at their regular weekly meeting, Wednesday.Mr.Murphy said that the harbour had a national as well as a local importance, pointing out that ships of 20,000 tons displacement were able to sail up the St.Lawrence to Montreal, approximately 1,000 miles inland.He also pointed out that such a route was shorter to several ports in England, than was the routes from American Atlantic sea ports.In a well-prepared address, the speaker also mentioned that it was the terminal for another 1,200 miles of inland navigation to the west, and the main Canadian ter- WE.4046 \u201c50 YEARS IN a WESTMOUNT\u201d Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THRES Importance of Montreal Harbour is Outlined minal for the two great railways systems of the Dominion.Giving some of the major facts concerning the shipping of goods from and to Montreal, the speaker said that the four grain elevators made it possible to store 15,000,000 bushels of grain, enough to fill a string of box cars 65 miles long.He also pointed out, that through the present facilities, it is possible to fill twenty ships simultaneously.Also included in the list of facts given out by Mr.Murphy, was the point that in the year 1928 alone, 211,000,000 bushels of grain passed through the \u2018Montreal harbour, which is run today by a three man Federal Commission.The speaker said that coal handling has reduced considerably (Continued on Page 4) More flavour?That\u2019s because it\u2019s better tea \"SALADA TEA witnessed the show last year.In addition to the exhibition of the latest English automobiles, a new feature of this year's show will be English motorcycles, bicycles, marine engines and auto accessories, Air Marshal Sir William Welsh, official representative of British Motor Car Manufacturers in North America, visited Montreal recently to liaison with the Remembrance committee.Air Marshal Welsh, who was prominent in getting the Commonwealth Air Training Scheme started in Canada, official ly opend the motor show last year and will attend again if possible.In an interview Sir William said some people thought that the British car would virtually disappear from the North American market once the car shortage was over.This was not true, he said, the sale of British cars in the United States and Canada was increasing steadily and the English car was here to stay.Dealers from coast to coast were concentrating on setting up service facilities to provide all-round satisfaction for their customers.Aid Dollar Drive The purpose of thé British Motor Show is two fold.Firstly to promote the sale of British motor cars and motorcycles to ald Britain in her drive for dollars, and secondly to donate any profits from the show to the welfare fund of the Remembrance Branch, The Legion branch is faced this year with heavy demands upon its resources due to the large number of unemployed in Montreal.The following \u2018are the members of the committee in charge of the show, Hal Givens, Bashford Browne, Henry Newmark, vice- chairman Thomas Ritchie, Douglas Smith and L.Arthur ven || chairman.\\ a * EE EVE entr va > co e AUTOMATIC L\"/FROSTER © 8 - 26 CU.FT.CAPACITY © AUTOMATIC CLOCK SEE THEM AT (Just West of Greene Ave.) OO 14D OO NORGE REFRIGERATORS CASH PUTS ONE IN YOUR HOME - BALANCE IN 18 TO 24 MONTHS [ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY | YOU WILL BE SURPRISED TO SEE THE BIG IMPROVEMENTS IN THE NEW 1950 NORGE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR eo FAMOUS \"ROLLATOR\" UNIT HERMETICALLY 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variable, However, if conditions are not much improved shortly, a skating party will replace the drive, with a party and refreshment following.Regent.(Continued from Page 8) tion for a period of one year or longer if necessary.Qure Albert Lemay's difficulties in accommodating his flock during the construction period has been solved as a result of Mr.Grover's offer, The employers of the Regent Knitting Mills have also helped by transforming and decorating the space donated into a very beautiful and convenient chapel.They worked at this task during their spare time and week-ends.Mr.Grover stands high in the esteem of his workers and St.Jerome residents through his kindly and thoughtful action.SINGS FOLK SONGS Shelley Winters, co-starred with Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor in George Stevens\u2019 \u201cA Place in the Sun\u201d for Paramount, sings two old folk songs in this picture.They are \u201cShoo Fly\u201d and \u201cMy Old Kentucky Home.\u201d Founded for your convenience we act as EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS TRUSTEES FINANCIAL AGENTS etc.Consult us on your problems.MONTREAL CITY AND DISTRICT TRUSTEES LIMITED 262 St.James St.West, PLateau 3834 MONTREAL THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 Smiling Contest Winner Safety Depends On Safety Habits: That\u2019s the slogan that won Sylvia Demkoe, 13, of 3477 Colonial Avenue, first prize in the local English division of the Orange Crush Safety Club slogan contest.Miss Demkoe is shown above receiving her prize from Mr.L.J.Ryan, centre, Eastern Divisional manager, Orange Crush Limited.At the left is Captain Ovila Pelletier, director of the Montreal Police Juvenile Club who spoke to members of the Orange Crush Safety Club at the presentation which was held earlier this week.Hobby Show Drive Showing Results At the third meeting of the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Committee, held at the Westmount Y.M.C.A., Miss Ann Pow, chairman of the advertising committee, announced that the advertising campaign for this year's Hobby Show booklet is in full swing.Over 25 hoys and girls, representing the various schools, have been canvassing stores and firms throughout the city for advertising space, The response from the West- mount stores and firms, in particular, has been very good.The campaign has reached half its objective, with a week to go.Bob Moffat, Westmount *\u201cY\u201d physical director and adviser to the physical department of the Hobby Show, feels that the athletic department of this year\u2019s show will be bigger and better than ever.Featured in this department will be a tabloid sports program, Other committees are working hard and, from all indications, the 1950 Hobby Show will be one the girls and boys of Westmount will be proud of.Ross Clarkson, J.Pembroke, CBE, Head Royal Trust Two Westmount residents were elected President and General Manager, respectively, of the Royal Trust Company, at the annual meeting of the company, held on Tuesday.Ross Clarkson, of 524 Mount Pleasant, Westmount, succeeds Robert P.Jellett as president.Mr.Jellett was elected Chairman of the Board.: J.Pembroke, C.B.E., of 4134 Dorchester street, Westmount, was appointed general manager, succeeding Mr.Clarkson.In his address as president, Mr.Jellett said, \u201cUpon completion of our first half century of operations, our fiftieth annual report shows the company to be in a strong position and its business steadily expanding.A good indication of our growth is found in our gross earnings of over $4,200, 000, and in the fact that our assets under administration now exceed one billion dollars.\u201d Elected to the hoard of directors were the following: The Hon.C.C.Ballantyne, P.C.; LaMonte J.Belknap, Frederic E.Bronson, George A, Campbell, K.C.; Ross Clarkson, Norman J.Dawes, Huntly R.Drummond, The Hon.Charles A.Dunning, P.C.; James A.Feccles; B.C.Gardner, M.C.; G.Blair Gordon; George W.Hug- gett; Richard G.Ivey, K.C.; Robert P.Jellett; The Hon.S.C.Mewburn, K.C.; Herbert W.Molson; Gordon F.Perry; The Hon.Alphonse Raymond, LL.DM.L.C.; Henry E.Sellers, C.B.E.; Charles F.Sise; Walter M.Stewart; The Hon.L.A.Taschereau, K.C, LLD.; Austin C.Taylor, C.B.E.;.Jules R.Timmins, O.B.E.At a subsequent meeting of the board the following officers were elected: Huntly R.Drummond, Honorary President; Robert P.Jellett, Chairman of the Board; Ross Clarkson, President; James A.Eccles and B.C.Gardner, M.C, Vice-Presidents, all of whom will also serve as members of and constitfite the Executive Committee for the ensuing year.J.Pembroke was appointed General Manager.Fond Mother: \u201cGenevieve is so bright, only twelve years old and she 1s studying French and Algebra.Say \u2018good morning\u2019 to Mrs.Perkins In Algebra, Genevieve,\u201d Political Clubs To Hold Debate * { sociation will tackle the West - mount Young Liberals in a heat}: debate on the controversial subject of immigration at the Reform; Club, 82 Sherbrooke St.W., mi: Thursday evening, February 23r} 3 The resolution reads, \u201cResolve.that an unrestricted immigratiof policy would be beneficial to Cap ada.\u201d The debaters for the N.D.q club will be Emmett Kierans anf, John McDougall, and the tm teams will draw for the affirms,\u2019 tive and negative sides today.: Professor G.T.Culliton of Mc: Gill University, an expert on im.\u2018 migration, will be guest of honour, and will address the meeting fois lowing the debate.John Pepper, president of the Westmount Young Liberals, will] chair the meeting, Ross Smyth, president of the N.D.G.group, announced that his members would be guests of the Westmount club, Bus Fares Hiked In Effect Now Westmounters using Provincial Transport Company buses wil now have to pay more for bus fare than they have, since the last increase in 1936, according to a company announcement, The increase means an advance: of five cents on all tickets from 10 cents to a dollar.In addition, fares above $1 will be increased by five per cent plus.any addition to.make the new fares end in \u201c0\u201d or \u201c5\u201d, A fare which has been upped to $1.98, under the new five per cent increase, will have an additional two cents added to make a round figure of $2.The new boost in fare will only be in effect within the Province\u201d of Quebec where the company, À holds the franchise.Increases have.already been received by the Col: onial Coach Lines, operating from Quebec, officials said.has authorized the new increases.Reasons given for the increased fares are higher operating costs, higher wages, the premium paid on U.S, funds, and the increased.# prices paid for buses and materials, Commuters will be able to buy tickets at substantial discounts in books of tickets good for 40 days, the company announced, and also books of twelve tickets can be School children will be able 10 buy all types of commuter tick- ; ets at half price.Importance .since before the war, but that this was quickly made up by the increased oil shipments, He listed in the way of facilities, the 65 mile harbour railway, the huge two shorey sheds and said that thé stevedore situation compares fs- [i vourably with any port in the world.The speaker was introduced by James de Lalanne and thanked by Harry Griffin of the Westmount | Rotary Club.; Ewart Everson enlarged on the letters ment to all members of the Westmount sRotary Club by Don Ross, concerning the Unity Boys Club.He said that it was impera- | tive that the sum of $7,500 be raised to make the $165,000 total placed in the budget for the group and urged their strongest support § of the project by the end of May.A letter from the local Boÿ Scout Headquarters was also read, which asked for co-operation II their financial campaign now be ing sponsored.& NDC Westmont, Gro Sell 2 Lough Ontario into Quebec, and by Grey- À hounds running from the U.S.into J The Provincial Transport Board E ° tournan 3 bought at a reduced rate.À (Continued from Page 3) 1 \u2014\u2014 : Fit \"Tod 3 4.00 p.r B® Thursd: Fo The N.D.G.Young Liberals ab 3 \u201cif mornin] Ser Ser \u20182% next W Gir time ne LA: Aîter \u2018 slow E 8 Wednes nior À Ba 9-1 « M Catholic Rett Joh Ming for @ riod wi \u2018fence CC \u201cof prote Ak the resu Mat 5-0 Æ of play.Play the sec Mrocher only tv tally ce ing of t Ferrabe Wheat th Bwith a M left cor Broth then sc the fina The © M ceedings point Johnny SE under tt Mand ur M Swaine that ho @ Had it n score wi 1 into twc The S 2 as badly feat at County on Mon M against | ters in Bobby and Hof nard.Last cagers 53-47.N Westr velled t as one entries rounds Wi Bria verines victory game Wolveri have a throug numerd ders t Unle their f day ge | trail i points tories.Let\u2019 Riders Int basket morni dall H 19 poi ond Richa points In ketha ery 8 winni on a one, Las lopsid the ty Usual often victo *, incial r bug le last vance from dition, ed by ion to : 0\" 0 | been w five ve a ovince mpany s have e Col- 3 yr from * Grey.S.into +f gases, reased costs, à n paid 4 reased 4 mate- to buy Ÿ nts in 4 ) days, -§ will tos\u2019 + Bobby 1 only: 8 Board 1 d also an he ble to 4 tick * 3) at this Bf e {wd} at the es fa HR n the i ed by À ted by % mount i pn the F- of the 3 y Don Boys i 7 npera- 00 be : ) total group § upport + : May.| | Boy 4B ) read, | on in w be- & Æslow game played à week ago 7 fence could do nothing in the way .4@ of protecting their net minder and 8 the result was that the score stood À the second-'stanza with the Du- 3 rocher street gang banging home \u2018with a hard shot to the bottom Al against Commercial, ed to @R # Catholic High in a fast game that 8 1cft Johnny Meagher's boys gasp- Ring for breath before the first pe- kot play.@ Frerrabee broke away and easily Senior À basketball: WHS vs next Wednesday at 4.00.Loyola College at Westmount High Girl's division: Senior A basketball team against Verdun some time next week for the city title, After tying Montreal 4-4 in a Wednesday, Westmount High's Senior A puck aggregation suffered a 9-1 drubbing at the hands of riod was over.Westmount's de- at 5-0 after the first 15 minutes Play became a little slower in only two goals.The locals\u2019 sole tally came soon after the opening of the last frame when Johnny beat the Catholic High netminder left corner.Brother Paul's high-flying team then scored twice more to make the final count a one-sided 9-1.The one bright spot in the proceedings from a Westmount viewpoint was the work eof little Johnny Swaine in goals.Playing under the handicap of entirely new and untried goalie equipment, Swaine made a number of stops |= that bordered on the miraculous.Had it not been for hig efforts, the score would have skyrocketed well into two figures.The Senior B club fared almost as badly as they took a 5-3 defeat at the hands of Chambly County on Friday but retaliated on Monday with an equal score Twine-den- in the first game were Sherlock, Beebee Brown, and Hofman.In the latter: Jamie ters Lough (2), Hofman (2) and Bar- |! nard.Last Wednesday the Senior A cagers bowed to Montreal High 53-17.NOW ITS CURLING Westmount High\u2019s curlers travelled to Quebec City on Friday as one of Montreal's two first entries in the school boys\u2019 curling tournaments and lost all three rounds played.The team consisted YMCA Wolverines Win Floor Hockey Brian Hutchinson and his Wol- £5 verines romped home to a 5-to-0 victory in the Junior floor hockey game on Saturday.To date the Wolverines are undefeated and EE have amassed a total of 54 points through participation and their humerous victories, The Rough Riders trail with 30 points.Unless the Rough Riders get |S their full team out for the Saturday games they will continue to trail in the number of participant points as well as in the game victories, Let's pull up your socks, Rough i Riders! Basketball Popular In the Intermediate hit-and-miss basketball, held every Saturday morning from 10.30 to 11.30, Randall Brooks heads the pack with 19 points, Stan English is in second place with 14 points, while Richard Black is third with 11 points, In the hit-and-miss type of bas- kethall, new teams are chosen every Saturday, If a boy is on a winning team he gets 3 points, if on a losing team he gets only one, Last Saturday's game was a bit lopsided with 20 points separating the two teams at the final whistle.Usually this is not the case.Quite often the boys battle it out for a LAST WEEK'S EVENTS * of Morgenstern, Rutherford, Wil- llams, and Collinge, skip.Paced by Frances Williams and Mary Jean Morgan, the Senior A girls basketball sextet trounced 14 to clinch their western division title in the girls\u2019 interscholastic basketball league.The locals thus earned the right to meet the eastern champs, Verdun, for the city title in a sudden death fixture for the city honours.This game will | be played some time next week.The Senior B sextet did as well as their \u201cbig sisters\u201d by beating them 11-7 with Shirley MacNeill notching seven of the locals\u2019 points, They now play off with West Hill SUGAR CURED HOME CURED CORNED = YOUNG BEEF CHOPS victory margin of one point, ., Montreal West by a score of 21- |- : BEEF BRISKET THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, .1950- Westmount High Sports First, here\u2019s the sportive line-up for =\" this.coming week.\"Today: W.H.B.va Verdun, Senior A hockey at Verdun Arena at 4.00 p.m, and on Monday vs Loyola at the Forum, One more: next | Thüraday against McGee at Lachine, Senior B hockey: W.H.8.va Catholic High at the Forum tomorrow Ÿ morning at 10.00.High for Senior B second place honours.Notes: Westmount\u2019s A male cagers topped Baron Byng 54-42 Tuesday with Jim Lowe leading the scoring parade with 16 points.In an exhibition game the local Senior A squad managed to down Loyola College 2-0 on goals by Tom Potter and Fred Hofman, the latter playing on a loan from the Senior B team.Putters Club Holds - Carpet Bowling Meet The Westmount Putters\u2019 Club went all out on Monday evening in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall with a Carpet Bowling tournament.The Westmount Park Church Carpet Bowling Committee, and the Fairmount Taylor Church Carpet Bowling Association kindly supplied the equipment.Bob Drain won in the men\u2019s section and Mrs.Harry Smith won in the women's section.Prizes were donated by the President, Mr.George Cairns.Next Monday, the Putters feature an evening of court whist ana it is hoped there will be a large turnout.QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES Try Our Famous Westmount Food Centre Meat Products \u2014 Smoked and Cured on the Premises.i FRESH SLICED BREAKFAST BACON + 537 CORNED TONGUES 1.335 hb.39 TENDERIZED STEAK .x CUSTOMERS\u2019 PARKING LOT OPPOSITE STORE * » 59; FRESH FROZEN BROCCOLI 2 pes.Go) DELICIOUS: ECS Érozen Éoodsi 45¢ On sale everywhere EASY-TO-Fix GOLDEN BANTAM YOUNG CAULIFLOWER 2 vi: 49+ GREEN PEPPERS eu 52 P.El.WHOLE STRAWBERRIES box 39 5 CORN-ON-COB «- 594 SNOW CROP OR MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 60: tin 31g FROZEN \u2014 CONCENTRATED \u2014 MAKES 1% PINTS b.67¢ | BEEF KIDNEY - | MALPECQUE | OYSTERS IN THE SHELL | doz.55.0 a 2 2 IBY] HE He FE nr FRESH ORANGE JUICE wine PORK LOINS » 47 FOWL 1.35; ® RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF ° : STEWING BEEF b 294 RUMP OR ROUND ROAST ENGLISH THICK RIB BONELESS \" 93+ | PORK LIVER - HAMBURG STEAK - - - bb EI GEE EEE EEL GES SEE GEE SE EEE ERE SEE AE EE EEE SE SE GE ey ® BABY BEEF * ROUND ROAST ENTREE b.29¢ b.255 35- | STEWING LAMB Pre 25g es = - A pere enr [rp \u201d Dee } AN ha EYES prea Lz LET I ea A mf dr me bee RGE SIX New Traffic Light | Causes Confusion The new traffic light at the intersection of Westmount boule- ward and Westmount avenue has been causing some confusion to drivers.The light is located on the south-east corner of the intersection and is designed to regulate the flow of traffic onto the boulevard from Westmount avenue.Drivers unused to the light seemed puzzled as to whether it | was intended to check traffic go- | ing west along the boulevard.| Westmount police stated that traffic going west on the boulevard did not have to stop for the light.Traffic going east would have to stop when the light was red Cars may come onto the boulevard from Westmount avenue with the green light and can turn either east or west, the police sald.Since Westmount avenue is a one-way up street, cars cannot turn off the boulevard onto thé\" avenue.AL30O + three STATES 5 ELEVELANO, QHIO Ben Jackson Goes To Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital Ben Jackson, who for the past four years has directed the financial appeals for the Homoeopathic Hospital, this week transfers his- services to the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital.Ever since arriving in Canada in 1908 Mr.Jackson has been interested in City Welfare and for several years was behind promotion of the Griffintown Boys\u2019 Club, having had former experience as Secretary for the Church of England Home for Waifs and Strays in Manchester and Liverpool.During the first world war he was Purchasing Agent for the Montreal Tramways Company and found time to assist the Canadian Red Cross.Mr.Jackson is an Anglican Church organist and choir director of many years standing and in Montreal has helped in the training of many boys\u2019 choirs.Red Cross Worker He was appointed to the Canadian Red Cross at the beginning of the second war and was active in Red Cross matters in many\" districts in New Brunswick, returning to Montreal in November 1945 when he was appointed to the Homoeopathic Hospital in December, taking up his duties in January, 1946.During his office Mr.Jackson formed the Student Nurses\u2019 Basketball teams of which there is now a representation in each Montreal Hospital, and more recently formed the Homoeopathic Hospital Staff Bowling teams.Westmount Boy Scout Campaign Chairmen Are Announced Chairmen for the Westmount Section of the Boy.Scouts Asso- | ciation Financial Campaign were released this week, A chairman was named.for each church in Westmount that has a boy scout troop.W.M.Ford is chairman for St.Andrews United Church; M.A.Peterson, Church of the Advent; A, J.Penny, Calvary United; W.C.Dodgson, Westmount Park; J.R.Fenwick, Dominion Douglas; A.Shulman, Shaar Hashomayim Congregation; E.A.Lafontaine, | St.Leo\u2019s and Church of the As- cengion, and J.E.Slessor, of St.Matthias Church.Newspaper Advertising Continues to Increase A 17.9 per cent increase in\u2019 national advertising lineage in December compared with the corre: sponding month in 1948, is reported by the Canadian \u2018Daily.Newspapers Association.Total advertising during.December showed a gain of 9.3 per cent over December 1948, n°.During \u2018the \u2018twelve \u2018months of | 1949, -national lineage carried \u2018by | Canadian newspapers was up 11:81 per cent over 1048.; THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1050 Finance Minister Again Under Fire The office of the Minister of Finance, the Hon.D.-C.Abott, K.C, member for St.Antoine Westmount in the Federal House at Ottawa is again being deluged with coupons -ahd printed cards requesting abolition of the means test on old age pensions.\u2018 Previously\u2019 the Minister had \u2018been swamped by.letters of protest in connection with the rental\u2019 increases, which in volume created an all-time record, according to postal authorities.Franking\u2014the right.of members to receive and serid letters free, comes into operation 10 days prior to the opening of each session of Parliament.February 6th was the opening date for mailing unstamped letters to members, as\u2019 the house convenes on the 16th.The present campaign in connection with the old age pension means test removal is sponsored by the C.C.L.-C.I.O.and it is likely\u2019 to be supported by other organs izations.The printed card being issued in, the thousands for transmission to cabinet ministers and members of: \u2018parliament reads: \u2018 \u201cThe Means Test should be removed immediately from the.Old Age Pension law.The age limit should be reduced.I urge you to do.everything within your power to have the law amended as quick- -ly as possible.Name Address ve Besides the printed cards the coupons are also being printed in the daily press with \u2018a request that readers cut out the coupon.and mail it to their member.It is extremely probable that the question of pensions generally will come in for much discussion during the present session.It will be recalled that Mr.Abbott warned against the granting of further public expenditure in a speech given by him to the Men's Club of Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount, recently.The new demand for aid to the aged and infirm would impose a further drain on the public purse, but as it is fraught with political implications, it may get more consideration than the no increase in rental appeal received.Harold Crabtree V-P Hospital Drive Harold Crabtree, chairman of Howard Smith Paper Mills Ltd, who resides at 59 Forden Cres- cens, Westmount, will head the corporations gifts division of the Joint Hospital's appeal for funds cesesssenessescestensOne by Hartland deM.Molson.gen- .for $18,600,000.of Greenshields & Co.of 1533 MacGregor street.Mr.Molson stated that these two chairmen have accepted responsible positions of leadership in a campaign which is probably the largest ever undertaken for the good health of people in any Canadian city.\u201cWe welcome the strength they are brining to our work of enlisting widéspread support from the business community and from employee groups.\u201d Subscriptions will be sought in May throughout the Montreal area and grants from interested governmental bodies | are expected, he said.The money is urgently needed for.new huild- [.ings and equipment for three hospitals: Central Division of the General Hospital, the Children\u2019s Memorial and the Royal Edward Laurentian (Montreal Division).eragers\u2019 on -pencils, bumpers on -tars, or parachutes in planes.: And new look skirts.according to an announcement eral chairman of the campaign Vice-chairman of this division 200 Young People Attend Fireside at Westm\u2019t Baptist More than 200 young people attended a fireside: at \u2018the West- -mount Baptist Church, to hear.Dr.C.P.Martin, Department of Anatomy, McGill University, speak on: the topic, \u201cWhom Shall We Fol- Tow.\u201d | A discussion.group, led by the \"Ministers, lay men and young people followed, and also on\u201d the program was a sing song 2AGE EJGHT 111E EXAMINER GARDEN SHHUKB UF CANADA 5 METRUPULIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Hamoton 2191 27734 Head Office: WaAinut \u201cThe Exuminer olall subscriptions $200 per year; al.Authorized as 20d Clans Mail Mlawn Past Affles \u201cdent alg to be an independent, clean newspaper fur the home devoted to public service.ment.Ave.UV haïtf-vear., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 SAYS CHURCHILL W:LL WIN + # + Baxter Anaiyzes British The Tories will win the British general election on February 23 says Beverley Bax- tes, Canadian-born journalist London contributor to Maclean's.Baxter makes his prediction with some reputation as a political prophet.In 1945 he forecast the Labor victory in England and he forecast that President Truman would be re-electeu.In \u201cI Say The Tories Will Win\u201d in the current issue Magazine, Baxter presents his arguments for a Churchill victory: \u201cThe defeat of Socialist governments in Australia and New Zealand plus the virtual rout of Socialists in Canada will have a profound influence on the British, coming more and more conscious of the necessity and opportunities wealth unity.\u201cThe large Services vote in 1945 went overwhelmingly against the Conservatives.This time the services vote * | Dominion-Douglas * - The annual church parade of Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Brownies will be held in Dominion-Douglas Church on Sunday morning.W.J.C.Hewetson, executive secretary of the Boy Scout Association, J.R.Fenwick, chairman of the Scout Group Committee and Scoutmaster Fred Tees of the Second West- racunt Troop will assist in the conduct of worship.Dr.Charles Johnston will take as his subject, \u201cBridge-building for the Lord\".At 3 p.m.the Church School will assemble and the Minister's Class for Church membership will be held.In the evening, to mark the beginning of Lent, Dr.Johnston's topic will be \u201cTraining _ Begins Wednesday\u201d.Immediately following the service all young people are invited to hear Max Sauer, well- known photographer, speak to the Young People\u2019s Union on \u201cPhotography for Amateurs\u201d, illustrated with coloured slides.Those who go north are invited to plan their cross-country skiing so as to be near Morin Heights United Church for the Skiers\u2019 Service, 12.30 to 1 p.m.On Monday at 2 p.m.the Sewing Circle will meet.On Tuesday, the Women's Association will meet to sew at 10 a.m.followed by luncheon at 1 p.m.when the hostesses will be Mrs.H.C.Johnston and Mrs.J.H.Brace.At 8 p.m.the Handicraft Guild will meet to continue its \u201cquilting- bee\u201d, weaving and leather-tooling.Dominion - Douglas will be host this week to the Presbyterial of the Women\u2019s Mi :ionary Society.Sessions will be held on Wednesday, at 2.30 and 8 p.m, and on Thursday at 10 am.and 2 p.m.The address on Wednesday afternoon will be given by Rev.David * ik * \u201cThe middle enough for a.Election tion that they tressed section and regular of Maclean's who are be- of Common- of his words.\u201d is small but * * | Christian Science \u201cMind\u201d is the subject of the| Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Isaiah 33: 5 and 6.\u201cThe Lord is exalted; for he dwelleth on high: he hath filled Zion with judgment and righteousness.And wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201c0 the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are his judgments and his ways past finding out! For of him, and through him, and to him, are all things; to whom be glory for ever.Amen.\u201d (Romans 11; 33 and 36.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u2018\u2018Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cIn Science, Mind is one, including noumenon and phenomena, God and His thoughts.There can be but one Mind, because there is but one God; and if mortals claimed no other Mind and accepted no other, sin would be unknown We can have but dne Mind, if that one is infinite.We bury the sense of infinitude, when we admit that, althouh God is infinite, evil has a place in this infinity, for evil can have no place, where all space ig filled with God.Science reveals only one Mind, and this one shining by its own light and governing the universe, including man, in perfect harmony\u201d.(Pages 114, 469, 510.) Gallagher, Associate Secretary of the Board of Overseas Missions.Devotional periods will be conducted by Rev.Dr.W.A.Gifford Montreal Truth Centre and Metaphysical Library 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.{near Guy) WE.6077 SUNDAY.FEBRUARY 19th 8.00 p.m.Speaker: Dr.Edwards.\u2014 Subject: \u201cFinding The Presence.\u201d Guest Soloist: Miss Daisy Yellion.Accompanist: Mrs.W.Leeson.WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd 3.00 p.m, Hour of Healing and Inspiration, 8.00 p.m.Evening Service.32.30 p.m.Meditation Dally, DR.MARGARET DAVIES EDWARDS Minister and Leader Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, B.A., B.D.\u201cMinister Collingwood.F.R.C.O.F.T.C.L, Organist and Choirmaster Arthur SUNDAY.FEBRUARY 19th \u201c11.00 a.m.\u201cOLD FOLKS AT HOME.\u201d\u2014 \u201cNow Barzilial was a Very Aged Man.\u201d Service Broadcast over C.B.M.1000 a.m, and 11.00 a.m.CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL.7.30 o m.\u201cTHE NOBRL! EST TITLE ANY MAN CAN EARN.\u201d \u2014 \u201cA Follower of Christ.\u201d Service Broadcast over C.J.A.D.Dr.Johnston At Both Services \u2018In 1945 young people voted for Socialism in the belief that they would find it dynamic and exciting.In the last three years the Young Conservation Movement has swept | the country because youth has found itself frustr&ed by controls.\u201d \u201cGrowing sections of trade unionists are realizing that unions cannot have an independent existence under Socialism or Communism.I do not say that the breakaway will be large, but it will count.last time because a solid Labor vote is not classes are bearing such a burden of taxa- certain to rally in great numbers to the Conservative banner.\u201d \u201cThe Conservatives should have a great swingover of women voters .wife detests the unfortunate Strachey; she \"is sick and tired of queues and she is not going to be told by her husband how to vote.In fact the housewife may well hold the reins of destiny in her hands \u2014 and who has a better right?Writes Paxter: My final argument for a Conservative victory is Winston Churchill.I believe that even his opvonents have realized what the nation lost.when the electorate declared he could no longer sneak as Britain's prime minister.If he rises to the heiehts which we know he can reach then I believe the snirit of the nation will soar on the wings Baxter is himself a Conservative MP seeking re-election to the English House of Commons.Baxter predicts he will win, too.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1050 will traditionally go against.the govern- classes put the Socialists in majority.Now the middle have become almost a dis- of the community.They are : The house- Westmount Baptist & \u201cOld Folks At Home.\u201d This will be the title of the Sermon in the Broadcast Service, over CBM, from Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday Morning.The Message is based on one of the loveliest stories in the Old Testament.It is the story of an aged man named Barzillai and is found in II Samuel, Chapter 19.The neces- (Continued on Page 9) First Church of Christ Scientist §2 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.(West Side Entrance) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.WEDNESDAY 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room.52 Academy Rd, 1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m.\u2026 except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Mind.Golden Text: Isalah 33:5,6.The Lord is enalted; for \u2018he dwelleth on high: he bath filled Zion with judgment and righteousness.And wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue, Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.00 p.m.Teen Age Bible Class.00 pm.Sunday School.30 p Public Worship.Pine Minister Will Speak At Both Services Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME A Nursery for small children is conducted during the Morning : Service of Worship.1.2.4 3.7.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rov.J.D.Wilkle, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.Bibie Class.7,30 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkle.A CORDIAL WELCOME 19 EXTENDED TO VISITORS ALL, ARE WELCOME VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., _L.Mus.| Montreal Truth Centre | Montreal Truth Centre on Sunday, Miss Marjorie Rirkness was guest speaker.In her address on \u201cDestiny\u201d, she followed an original train of thought and handled her material in a unique manner.central theme was how the beggar on the park bench and the gentleman in his palatial residence each holds in his own hand his \u201cDestiny\u201d.Miss Bella Segal, guest artist, sang \u201cTeach Me to Pray\u201d by Jessie Mae Jewitt, and \u201cOthers\u201d, by Arthur Penn.She was accompanied by Miss Margaret Ellis.speaker, Her topic, \u201cFinding the Presence\u201d.guest soloist, will sing, \u201cThe Lord Is My Light\u201d, and will be accompanied by Mrs.W.Leeson.Come to * %* * At the evening service of the Her Dr.Edwards on Sunday will be Miss Daisy Yellion, Services are held at the Mont- 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.Preacher: Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY .8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.10.15 a.m.Matins, Canon W.H.Davison.7.00 gm.Evensong and Parade of couts, Cubs and Guides.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist, 7.00 a.m.Tues., Thurs.and Sat, 8.00 aun.Mon.an Friday, 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9.00 am \u2018Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally.except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke $$.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev, Howard R.Kunkle, Assistant QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Junior Sunda School, firmation Class, Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Mattins, Scout and Guide \u2018Service.Preacher; The Rector.\u2014 Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary School, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 Dr.Wm.E.Powles.Con- Wednesday, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, A Week of Spiritual Renewal will be held in Trinity Memorial Church February 26 - March 5, conducted by Hon.Major the Barnett, Rev.James ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and \u201c Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Glibert Oliver, QUINQUAGESIMA 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Scouts and Guides\u2019 Preacher; The Rector.7.30 p.m.Evensong, followed by Rector.ASH WEDNESDAY, Feb, 22nd 7.30 and 10.00 a.m.Holy: Communion.9.00 a.m.Scholars\u2019 Service.5.00 p.m.Confirmation Class.8.00 p.m.Commination Service, ST.MATTHIAS\u2018 DAY, Feb.2ith 10.00 a.m.Corporate Women of the Parish.L.Th., M.C.Service.a Question Period conducted by the Communion for Church Yow Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.real Truth Centre every Sunday and Wednesday at 8 p.m.Classes, conducted by Dr.Margaret Davies Edwards, are on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.On Thursday at 2.30 p.m.Mrs.Ruth Whiting conducts an open study book group, The Montreal Truth Centre is located at 1628 Sherbrooke street w.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave, Westmount.Minister: Very Rev.1.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Student Asst.: Mr.\u2018Frank Gilmore, B.A, Gifford Mitchell, B.A.Mus.Bac., Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 9.45 a.m.Church School in all depts.11.00 a.m.Nursery Division and ~ Mission Band.11.60 a.m.\u201cThe Christian Religion in a Changing World.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cBeacon Lights Along the Shores of Time.\u201d The Minister, Dr.W.Jones, will preach at both Services.A Hearty Welcome Is Extended To All Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.À.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D, Rev.Charles F.Johnstons, M.A., Th.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.Church Parade of Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Brownies.\u201cBridge-building for the Lord.\u201d \u2014 Dr.Charles Johnston, 3.00 p.m.Church School and Class for Church Membership.7.30 nm, , \u201cTraining Begins Wednes- \u2014 Dr.Charles Johnston, 8.45 - m.Young People\u2019s Union, Organist and Choirmaster, MR.JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH $0) Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.\u201cON MY HONOUR .*» Parade of Guides, Scouts, Browne fes, Cubs and Boys\u2019 Brigade.7.30 p.m.\u201cA PLACE FOR YOU.\u201d Mr.Grant at both Services.10,00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church School.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Organist and Choirmaster, Phillips, Motley, B.A,, Mus.Bac., F.C.C.O.COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine Street West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennon Visiting Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.Subject: \u2014 \u201cChristianity And Social Unrest.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday School 8.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association.7.30 p.m.Evenin Ssrviee, Subject: \u2014 \u201cJesus Decid Rev.08.McLennan will\u2019 speak at both services.8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.ASH WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.Lenten Service, Mr.Warner Norman, Organist ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector QUINQUAGESIMA 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Choral Celebration, 7.30 p.m.Evensong, ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 DAY, Feb.24th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Service in St.mm.Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue WORLD DAY OF PRAYER, Feb.24th Stephen\u2019s Church at FEWESTMOUNT PARK \\ EMMANUEL Western Ave.at Lansdewss Minister Rev.Harvey Campbell, B3.D., D.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.8,30 p.m.Young [People\u2019s Society.J.C.Scoft.L.RS.M.Choir Director.O'R Gliddon, Organtat.(McGill), Organist and Cholr Director.ALL WOMEN CORDIALLY INVITED Both Services Will Be Broadcast I = a _ ERE est.\u201d tion.both pwn ; 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Now- yours at half-price.: > DERMA-SEC FORMULA 2.00 JAR FOR ONLY 1.00 | \u2014 tg mmm ere ns ~\u2014\u2014 some se tut are ry oe nl te PROPIA PAGE TWELVR i.Social >; sonal - Éngageme nls \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Denis Hesly, of Winnipeg, will be among the out- of-town guests attending the Mec- Laughlin - Collins wedding on Saturday.Nelson G.Coxon, Oliver is returning home ÆFeb- Mrs, avenue, ruary 23 aboard the Empress of |- Canada, alter spending a month in Nottingham, England.Mrs.F.H.Chivers, chairman, and her committee are assisting in making arrangements far the Charter Day Luncheon of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club to be held in the Ball Room of the Windsor.Hotel on Friday, March 3rd, at 12:30 p.m.The Women's Association of Westmount Park Emanuel United Church held their regular monthly mecting in Webster Hall on Tuesday, February: 7.Luncheon was served by Group No.4, hostesses being Mrs.Hazen and Mrs.Bartram.Dr.and Mrs.S.A.MacSween have returned home from Chicago where the former attended the (Frank) CALL McKENNAS $< 2 NOES Xi 4444 Sherbrooke &Mountain Sts.\u2014\u2014 convention of the Chicago Dental Society and the epnvention of the American Association of Endodon- tists.Later, Dr.and Mrs.Mac- Sween -spent some \u2018time visiting relatives in Detroit and Rochester, Michigan.The President and members of the Board of Trustees of the \u2018| Montreal School for Nursing Aides have issued invitations for the exercises and the presentation of arm-monograms, pins and certificates to be held on Wednesday afternoon, at three o\u2019clock.Mrs.W.R.Ormrod is chairman for the Charter Day Luncheon of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club which will be held in the Ball Room of the Windsor Hotel on Friday, March 3rd, at 12:30 p.m.At the reception and tea being held Sunday afternoon in the York Room of the Windsor Lodge, in honour of Mrs.T, E.Durocher, national president of the Catholic Women's League of Canada, tendered by Mrs.T.J.Guilboard, president of the Montreal Archdiocesan Council, C.W.L, and her executive, Mrs.Guilboard will re- \u2018| ceive the guests.She will be assisted in receiving by her vice- presidents, Mrs.H.G.Torrance, Mrs.J.Langley and Miss Frances Carroll; Miss Mary M.Ramsay, national fourth vice-president; and past national presidents, Mrs.W.J.Dundin and Mrs.J.Coffey.The soloist on this occasion will be Mr.Denis O\u2019Brien, accompanied by Miss Ethel McDermott.Members of the League are advised to procure their tea tickets through their subdivision presidents, Sausage is often escorted by apple rings.Core and pare the apples, slice to make rings, dip in thin pancake batter containing egg and sauté in a little sausage fat until brown.«+ Spring style centres \u201cjust for you.\u201d You'll enjoy wearing Charlotte's newest fashions.A beautiful collection has just been assembled from Canada's leading Prices from $19.95 - $55.00 SUITS and COATS that are the hit of the season.MILLINERY and BLOUSES to complete your Spring ensemble.Dresses !! Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown, Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE Charlotte coms OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY © Westmount Fl.7773 MME A.SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST CourVvAL on SL a EAE AE ad HY Led THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, .PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 Seen above, following their HALE\u2014BUCKLEY Standards of spring flowers, ferns and candelabra decorated Montreal West United Church Saturday afternoon for the marriage, which took place at three o'clock, of Jean Winifred, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Buckley, of Montreal, and Mr.Jeffery Amherst Hale, son of the late Mr, and Mrs.E.Chaloner Hale, of Montreal.Dr.G.Campbell Wadsworth officiated.The organist was Mr.Henry E.Colcomb.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a princess style gown of blush satin trimmed with lace, fashioned with an Elizabethan neckline appliqued with lace, a fitted bodice and a full skirt falling into a long train.Her finger- tip-length veil of French tulle illusion fell from a coronet of satin caught .with clusiers of orange blossoms, and she carried a cascade bouquet of Pinocchio roses and white freesia.Miss Lois Buckley, of Kingston, Ont., as maid of honor for her cousin, and Miss Marie Bishop, of Moncton, N.B., ag bridesmaid, were dressed alike in powder blue moire taffeta, the gowns having bertha collars, fitted bodices, and full skirts.They wore short mittens and carried colonial bouquets, Their headbands matched their bouquets.Mr.Edward C.Hale, of Sault Ste.Marie, acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr.Donald Buckley, of Toronto, Ont., brother of the bride, and Mr, Ross Henry, of Montreal.Mrs.Buckley, the bride\u2019s mother, wore a floor-length gown of Gobelin blue crepe, with long fitted sleeves, and a cascade of Alencon lace on the skirt, navy blue accessories, and a corsage of American Beauty colored snapdragon.A reception followed the ceremony in the Vice-Regal suite, at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.The bride's table was decorated with spring Baby Dunbar Baptized By Rev.F.A.Doxsee The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs, D.Gordon Dunbar, of Westmount, took place Sunday afternoon \u2018at three o'clock, at the home of the baby's maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs.W.Wolter, of Montreal West.-Rev.F.A.officiated.The baby, who wore his paternal grandmother's christening gown, wag given the names William Séott, and the godparents are Mr.and Mrs.E.Fraser.À reception followed the ceremony, which the \u2018baby\u2019s paternal of Vancoyver, attended.Mr.and Ms.Jeffery Amherst Hale in Montreal West United Church, are Mr, and Mrs.Jeffery Amherst Hale.Mrs.Hale, formerly Miss Jean Winifred Buckley, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Buckley, and Mr.Hale is the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.E.Chaloner Hale, all of Montreal.Doxsee, of MacDonald College, grandmother, Mrs.W.P, Dunbar, || eddings wedding on Saturday afternoon flowers, .The couple left later by plane for New York and Bermuda and for travelling the -bride wore a light taupe wool gabardine suit, dark brown accessories, a muskrat coat and corsage of beige carnations.They will reside in Montreal, Montmartre To Be Theme of Jr.Ad.& Sales Club Dance The Montmartre section of Gay Paree will provide the setting for the first dance of the 1950 season of the Junior Advertising and Sales Club.Red-checkered table cloths, old wine bottles for candle- holders, lampposts with the name of famous streets, etc., will decorate the Town of Mount Royal hall Friday, February 24.It has been announced by the committee, under .the direction of Bob Duncan, that the dance will not be limited to members only but that they may bring their friends, The dance will get under way at 9.00 p.m., with Wally Baker supplying the music and also in attendance will be Gene Carignan and his trio for the square dancing.The hall will be laid out in cabaret style and refreshments will be served during the evening.The committee in charge of the evening includes: Phyllis Sanford, Pat \u201cByrne, Phyllis McDon- Further Patrons Listed For RMR Further patrons for the Ry \u2018jf \u2018Montreal Regiment Officers\u2019 Wa, 4 [Annual Military Béll, to be y | this evening in the 8t.Cathey, 3 Street Armoury, are Maj.Gen )§ 0.G.Morton, CBE.,, MC, y' Mrs.Morton; Maj.Gen.E.J, y 4 naud, C.B, CB.E, and Mrs, }, naud; Maj.Gen.À.E.Walt 3 CB, CBE, MM, ED, and J j Walford; Brig.W.J.Home, Mig and Mrs.Home; Brig.J.A.De, 3 .lanne, C.B.E,, M.C,, and Mrs, }} Lalanne; Brig.J.P.Archamba/} D.8.0, MC, and Mrs.Archaid bault; Lt, Col.A.H.Lowe, Ej and Mrs.Lowe; Lt.Col.C Strange, V.D.; Lt.Col.G.Xj D.8.0, Combe, Combe.à \u2018Members of the committee ÿ charge of arrangements are Ca F.F.Rejall, chairman of the hy committee; Capt.K.A.Mackef zie, decorations; Wing-Command] G.House, catering; Maj.J 44 Coupland, tickets; Capt.C.Stacy] finance; Lt.D.Harrison, adminiy3 tration; Maj.J.Pratt, and Ca 3 C.W.Smith, house commitiy} and A.W.Ackland, M.B.E,, yy Lt.J.McIntyre, public relation 4 Maj.Gen.C.B.Price, C} = D.S.0., D.CM, V.D., Honor} Colonel of the Montreal Regime 4 and a patron of the ball, and Mui} Price, will receive the guests.4 and _ Mrs.M Heward, Bill Perego, Ross Flan} gan, Bill Waldron, Brendon Mu} phy, Charles Turner, who have dj cided to make the dance inform and hold it in the main baliroof of the town hall.Reservation may be made by calling Nu Gamble at the club.office LA.3425.The number of ties required support a mile of main line tra on the Canadian National ways is about 3,000.The averag cost of one tie is $2.34.FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE | WEDDINGS, BANQUETS ; RECEPTIONS à .AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 ald, Del Sherman, Bill Page, Don EXCLUSIVE ° e (Url inc.HAUTE COUTURE 1479 SHERBROOKE ST.W.\u2014 Fltzroy 7597 30% REDUCTION ON OUR IMPORTED FRENCH MILLINERY Madame Collette MANAGER Formerly of Henry Morghn\u2019s Ltd.acting onver ash which held ausple Ann\u2019 Clinic in the of the Mount Thursd 9th, af \u2014 Blue Care Patr gixth 8 sponso | Ladies Welfar Thursc ast e of the Mos! trand preside Mr.ar and M McDot Valois, homm Mr.ar Mrs.Mrs.1 H.En ries, Mr.a and 5 Mrs.J Mr.Mr.a Mrs.! Alex 4 LeBla Mr.a) and M E H.Trem} KC, Mrs.( AM Rocho nings, blanc, Mr.and ) Lynch ald, N Mr.à and 1 Migne Catle; Mr.a Char and ) char Digb: Morr Foste Bs vege servi in he they B.E,, ay 3 relations: 3 ice, CB, Honora Regiment and Maïf nests.| i ss Flan.J don Mud > have de ; informd ballroor servation ling Na 0.offic 2quired line tra nal @ averag llette R of V's Lid, acting as usher onvener for the ashion show which is to be held under the auspices of St.Ann\u2019s Baby Clinic Associates in the Town Hall of the Town of Mount Royal on Thursdsy, March 9th, at 8.30 p.m.Convener Of Ushers At Fashion Show MRS.PATRICK DUBEE Blue Goose Auxiliary Card Party Patrons Patrons and patronesses for the sixth anniversary card party being sponsored by the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, in aid of its Welfare Fuñd, to take place on Thursday, February 23, at quarter ast eight o'clock in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, include: Most Loyal Gander Benoit Bertrand and Mrs.Benoit Bertrand, president of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Beauvais, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.H.Wood, Mr.A.J.McDonald, Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Valois, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Bonhomme, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Laws, Mr.and Mrs.P.J.Ryan, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Lesperance, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Courtois, Mr.and Mrs.H.Emo, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Harries, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Dyer, Mr.and Mrs.S.F.LeRiche, Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Leclerc, Mr.and Mrs.A.Campbell.Mr.and Mrs.Etienne Crevier, Mr.and Mrs.C.G.Mott, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Moore, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Avery, Mr.and Mrs.LeBaron LeBlanc, Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Linn, Mr.and Mrs.Gaston Lepage, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Bell, Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Shea, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Tremblay, Mr.Pierre A.Badeaux, K.C., and Mrs.Badeaux, Mr.and Mrs.G.J.E.Weekes, Mr.and Mrs.A.McBean, Mr.and Mrs.Dave Rochon, Mr, and Mrs.G.C.Jennings, Mr.and Mrs.Gaston Leblanc, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Musy.Mr.and Mrs.René Pigeon, Mr.and Mrs.G.V.Boyce, Mrs.P.T.Lynch, Mr.and Mrs.Merlin Donald, Mr.and Mrs.H.F.McDonald, Mr.and Mrs.John Carmody, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Turner, Mr.Bert Migneault, Mr.and Mrs.J.BE.Catley, Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Ah], Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Ham, Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Tajllefer, Mr.and Mrs.L.P.Nolin, Mr.and Mrs.J.S, Miller, Mr.and Mrs.Harry King, Mrs.Anson Campbell, Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Boire, Mrs.K.Beaumont, Mrs.J S.McGrath, Miss E.Oram, Dr.and Mrs.L.Laporte, Mr.and Mrs.I.Laurendeau, Mr.and Mrs.L.L'Heureux, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Costello.Mr.and Mrs.S.G.Eager, Mrs.Dubuc, Miss Louise Dick, Mrs.W.J.Bryant, Mrs.G.Fiset, Mrs.D.S.Lawson, Mrs.J.S.Rubado, Mr.and Mrs.Monty Lee, Miss A.Lavallée, Mr.W.L.McGannon, Mr.and Mrs.R.B.Jones, Mr, J.Saur, Mr.and Mrs.L.H.McGarry, Mrs.0.Lamb, Mrs.C.F.Stitcht, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Martel, Mr.and Mrs.F.Yeoman, Miss V.Kenny, Mr.G.Roy, Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Charters, Mrs.C.Brassington, Mr, and Mrs.38.Roland, Mrs.R.Prit- chard, Mrs.A.G.Boyd, Mrs.E.G.Digby, Mrs.J.W.Morrell, Mr.L.Morrissey, Mrs.F.Gray, Miss D.Foster.Bananas baked are fruit and vegetable in one and can be served properly as either.Baked in honey, butter and lemon juice, 4 JN THE R / omen\u2019s ISealm Military Whist A military whist will be held in the church hall by the Melville Church Association tonight at 8 o'clock.Trained Attendants The annual meeting of the Trained Attendants Association of Canada Inc., will be held on Monday at 8.30 p.m., at the Community Hall, 5311 Cote St.Antoine Road.There will be an election of officers.Membership cards for 1949 are to be presented at the door.Board Meeting The Westmount Women\u2019s Club will hold a Board of Directors\u2019 meeting in Victoria Hall on Tuesday morning.Xavier Guild The February meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild will be held Monday at 2:30 pm, in Congress Hall.The guest speaker will be Right Reverend Msgr.Martin P.Reid, D.P., pastor of St.Augustine's Church.His subject will be \u201cSpots in St.Peter's Where Pilgrims Will Linger.\u201d Mrs.J.W.McAnally will preside.Masonic Whist The Masonic Association Inc is holding its first annual military whist tournament in the Assembly Hall of the Masonic Temple, St.Mark Street on Thursday, February 23.; Tickets may be secured by applying to Dr.Harry Condon, 5880 Notre Dame de Grace Ave., or Mr, D.C.Carr, Business Manager, Masonic Association Inc.Legion Social The Canadian Legion Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Branch 105 is holding a social evening in the Legion Room in the Canadian Army Service Corps Armory, 3 Hillside avenue, Westmount, on Saturday at 8:30 p.m.: Refreshments will be served.Legion Aux.Br.39 A meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No: 39, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m.in the Brodeur Room of the Legion Memorial Building, Mountain street.Excelsior Whist The Excelsior Lodge is holding a military whist in the N.D.G.Community Hall Saturday, March Players are requested to supply they are delicious.their own cards.\u2014- \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY- 17,.1050 Earl of Bessborough Reports Emphasize Education, Welfare The 19th annual meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter LO.D.Æ.took place last Thursday evening at the home of the\u2018 Honorary Regent,\u201d Mrs.A, W.Myers, with Mrs.Stanley Neilson, Vice Regent of the Municipal Chapter of Montreal, as guest of honour for the occasion.to support education work.The a a During the past year it was reported, the Chapter has \u2018continued \u201cKilvie Myers Memorial Prize\u201d, given to an 11th year student proceeding to 12th year, was again The Honorary Regent and Regent of :the Châpter were present at the graduating.exercises of the High School and book prizes.to the value of $10.00 were also given by them at this time.Donations were also made to the Agricultural ahd Teacher's Bursaries, calendars distributed in schools, and books and a small monetary prize were sent to a country school which was adoptéd by the Chapter some years ago.Welfare Work Welfare and Post War work was the means of aiding many.A food] parcel is sent each month to England, layettes comprising 200- articles were taken to the work-rooms of the Municipal Chapter, another separate layette was sent overseas to a needy young mother, food baskets were distributed at Christmastime to deserving families in awarded in West Hill High School.* Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club To Make Presentation To Shriners\u2019 Hospital The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club is to make a presentation to the Board of Governors of the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children at its meeting on Tuesday in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke St., Ww.The Karnak ladies work as an auxiliary to the hospital.In November, they sponsored a carnival to raise funds for this gift, and obtained their objective of $2,- 500.00 for twenty-five years.) An interesting program has been prepared and refreshments will be served.Mrs.G.S.L.Retallack, president, will receive the guests.PAGE THIRTEEN prev Are You Entertaining?WE RENT Chalrs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755-6 HA.5543 Est'd.1919 Reg'd 6220 Decarie Blvd.LLL SINIAUMII MI IIIIIIMALI USM MMU 1 .NOW OPEN At ' 5012 SHERBROOKE WEST (Cor.Claremont) > Bring in your unwanted China, glassware, silverware jewelry, lamps, ete, and exchange them for something you need.' u Drop In And Browse Around Montreal, these familiies having many children also received gifts of toys with the baskets.The Secretary in her report outlined the main feature of the Chapter year and expressed the sorrow of all the members at the death of Mrs.George Winch, a Charter Member of the Chapter.Special thanks was also offered to the Press, for the splendid co-op- ration given to the Chapter\u2019s press convener.Donations Donations were also made to the Arts and Letters Festival, the Notre Dame de Grace Library for Boys and Girls, and a special donation was made last June to the Boy Scout Jamboree Fund, to aid with the expenses of the first Canadian Jamboree.Many of the special 1.0.D.E.projects were supported, and visits paid td Ste.Anne\u2019s and Ste.Hyacinthe Military Hospitals where cigarettes, books, playing cards, etc, were distributed.Expenditures throughout the year totalled $394.12.Mrs.S.Neilson seconded the reports of the officers and conveners, and then addressed the members briefly, outlining the plans which had been made to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Order in Montreal and to organize for the National Annual Meeting of the LO.D.E.to be held here in May.Officers re-elected for the coming year were: Honorary Regent, Mrs.A.W.Myers; Regent, Mrs.A.E.Watts; First Vice-Regent, Mrs.A.Wallace; Second Vice- Regent, Mrs.H.M.Thomas; Treasurer, Mrs.R.H.Grant; Secretary, Mrs.C.T.Groome; Educational Secretary, Mrs.A.W.Myers; Echoes Secretary, Mrs, J.O.Clark; and Standard Bearer, Miss Andree McCLARY ni LA LUE) _ DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 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Mrs.N.Mendelson; and director, Mrs.Max Bernfeld.Handbags Repaired by Parisian Experts All kinds of ladies\u2019 handbags repaired by craftsmen.Very best - workmanship \u2014 rapid service \u2014 quality materials complete satisfaction.Exclusive models from Paris.Also handbags made to order, 1464 Union Avenue Opposite Morgan's LLL lL 2 Ll i MA.4310 VOOR EE cd lle Zi THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 Westmount Club Talent Shines In Members Day Entertaiment \u2018By HELEN B., SANDWELL Glimpses of fashions of yesteryear and modes from the salons of today, along with an amusing one-act comedy, a sketch demonstrating a typical French lesson given to club members in one of the regular club groups, formed the delightful program given on Members Day by the Westmount Women's Club on Friday in Victoria Hall, The stage was decked with flowers and greenery, the whole colorful, in the glow of the footlights, and\u2019 members and their friends sat gt their ease at small tables on which tea was served during the intermission.Mrs, H.S.Jacques, Président of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, welcomed the members and their friends.Much of the credit for the successful afternoon goes to Mrs.J.C.McKean who arranged the program, was chairman of the day and also acted as commentator for the fashion shows.Mrs.F.G.Sharpe played the music.The Light Touch The afternoon\u2019s entertainment got off to a good start with the comedy \u201cIt was a Lovely Meeting\u201d by Sophie Kerr, directed by Dorothy Pfeiffer, C.D.A.The play depicted the clash of temperaments and interests apt to occur at a woman's meeting.It brought forth much appreciative laughter, proving that women enjoy a laugh against themselves and their foibles.The casting was excellent and the players made the most of their lines without overacting.The comedy was a team affair, not depending on any one artiste, but on the excellent work of all to gain its laughts \u2014 for instance, Bobby Rice's acrimonious comments would have lost half their humor it not delivered 1225 BISHOP STREET HUBERT PLOMER Antiques Bought and Sold FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER INTERIOR DECORATION MA.5851 Lavender and Old Lace Note « x Memories of yesteryear must have stirred in many onlookers as they viewed the \u201cFashions of \u201cYesterday\u201d on Friday in Vic- tora Hall at Westmount Women\u2019s Clubs Members Day.Especially in the case of Mrs.James Duncan, of Lachine, who lent the wedding gown in which she was married in June, 1920, in Dominion Douglas Church.Accompanying Mrs.Duncan at the show was her mother, Mrs.À.W.Young, of Westmount, who is 83 years old.* * * One of the magnificent gowns was lent by Mrs.G.W.Ghewy, of N.D.G.,, the corresponding secretary of the W.W.C.It was worn by Mrs.Ghewy's mother- in-law, the late Mrs.Albert Ghewy, when she was presented at court in 1875, when she was 19 years old.x + * - Dating back to 1875, the gown of muted check taffeta in brown, with fishtail peplum and bustle, and bonnet, mitts and\u2019 parasol to match, belongs to the family of Mrs.Carlyle Brodie, of Mayfair avenue, , * * * Mrs.A.G.McNiece, of West- mount, modelled the modern wedding gown and the little flower girl, minus a front tooth and sweet as a primrose, was little Beverley Herron.Beverley did a splendid job of handling the trains of both the old- fashioned and the modern wedding gowns.Borden\u2019s Buttermilk for perfect Get our buttermilk recipe folder from your Borden route Bordens BUTTERM pancakes! salesman.ILK ©The Barden Compony.Limded THE BORDEN COMPANY, LIMITED.FARM PRODUCTS DIVISION Fer home delivery ask your Borden Route Salesman or phene WI.1188 against Elsie Poole's dulcet panegyric on beauty, Reta Sykes\u2019 constant reminder that \u2018she had to be home by 12.30\u201d, and Billy Cantlon, Leanore Thompson, Elsa Parkinson, Helen Cairns, Agnes Aldred all gave talented por- Moore and her \u201c\u2019Erbs\u201d.Marjorie trayals of their respective roles.Mrs.J.C.Cairns was drama chairman, and Mrs.R.A.M.Craig and Mrs.A.J.Goodenough were in charge of stage and properties.French Class In the demonstration of a typical French lesson given the club French class, Madame E.J.Le- febvre and her pupils gave would- be students of French conversation a good idea of the methods used to instruct.The dramatization of the classwork was a happy idea, and it was presented with skill and suavity.On the stage with Madame Lefebvre were Mesdames \u2018R.G.Brown, H.D, Cas- well, W.D.Fowlie, T.O.Leggatt, W.G.Pardoe, F.Russell and PA, Tasker.Mrs.Herbert C.Holland and her committee made arrangements for, and served, the tea during the intermission.Fashions of Today This section of the program included a showing of skirts and blouses, dresses by Roger Barrot, suits by Louis Schrier Inc., hats by Juliette, furs by Ducas Bros, and gloves by Kayser.Skirt styles includéd plain, narrow lines, bell models, skirts plain in front with pleats in decks at the back, and some with all-round pleating.Pocket interest continues to be important.Schrier\u2019s suits, as usual, were applauded heartily, as also were his three-piece ensembles of suits and waist-length cape.In novelty English weaves and small checks, in subtle or contrasting colors.One cafe-au-lait number had navy trim.on the suit and a navy lining in the cape.A Schrier \u2018mented the costumes and held the Active in Card Party Mrs.Harold E.Laws, ticket convener of the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 6th Anniversary Card Party which is being held in the Ritz Carlton Hotel, February 23rd, at quarter past eight o'clock, original model grey suit was lit up by a scarlet collar and scarlet hat.Another original in small black and white check had a scarlet cape lined with the black and white check, and so on.Beautifully tailored, of course.Juliette's hats perfectly combple- audience\u2019s attention by their charm and unique artistry.~ Dresses by Roger Barrot and modelled by Mrs.Barrot, were captivating in styles for afternoon, the cocktail hour and evening, these gowns depending for distinction on self trims, the new jutting angles, godets, knee flares, inverted pleats rippling into inserts of accordian pleating, and in the case of a crisp white gown for evening, on bunchy swooshes tulle side drapery.Incidentally, white pique is splashed all over the summer fashion picture, not only in dresses as trimming, but also in millinery.Of course Juliette has taken note of that, and some of her \u201catomic\u201d creations even feature hats made of white petals in plastic.Yesterday's Elegance Gowns from 1800 onwards showed what the well-dressed woman was wearing when great-grandma, grandma and mother went to functions of note.Many of the romantic frocks had old-fashioned accessories too, such as the 200- year-old small fringed parasol carried by one model, and the lace mitts and bonnet of another.There were handsome gowns worn when their owners were presented at court, and dear old wedding gowns trimmed with fine lace and handwork and orange blossom posies.Ducas Furs An example of colored fur was seen in Ducas Bros.presentation of a midnight blue moleskin jacket with tiered, cuff.Stoles wére seen in a variety of furs, one being fashioned of three snowy Hudson Bay fox-pelts, another of silver blue mink.A lustrous sable dyed Canadian squirrel jacket, fingertip length, had wide sleeves and all- flared back; and a waist length cape was of natural Russian broadtail A mink jacket had the skins worked horizontally, with a eape-flared back and fitted front.All sorts of interesting detail was featured in other fine Ducas furs, on sleeves and cuffs and in pelt arrangement.Westmount Women's Club members who modelled the fashions in the show included Mesdames P.R.Aldred, J.G.Birnie, J.C.Cairns, C.W.Clark, M.J.G.Hogan, F D.Lindsay, R.A.McIntyre, D.A.McNiece, M.C.Moore, H.W.Parkinson, J.W.Poole, J.B.Rice, tw.Thompson and J.W.Wright.Williams Inc, were responsible for the flowers; Hodge Bros., the special\u201d lighting; Cloutier Beauty Salon for the hair-styling, and Beauty Counsellors Ltd., for the 4 R CLASSICAL INSTITUTE Silver Tray Auction To Benefit Hadassah Public demand influenced the judges, Mrs, H.Sin Mrs, A, Raginsky, Sr.,, Mrs.}.athanson, Mrs, H, B.Weinstein and Mrs, Jesse Schwartz, to retain \u201cA Treasure for My Daughter\u201d, as the title of the book compiled by the members of the Ethel \u201cEpstein \u2018Ein Chapter of Hadassah, In view of the fact that this title was suggested by two members of the chapter who have relinquished the claims to the prize, the silver tray will be auctioned at a \u201cTreasure for My Daughter\u201d, event to be held in the near future.Although the book.has: gone to press, the public can still avail themselves of the $2,00 presale offer until the end of February.For phone orders call Anne Warshaw or \u201cBessie Batist, OF DRESS DESIGNING School of Designing and Sewing PART 1821 St.Catherine St.W.© SKETCHING e DRAPING ) © DESIGNING 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Assorted Spring Flowers Cut Blooms Potted Plants - Corsages Floral Decorations TELEPHONE PL 3 \u2014 .5432 for immediate delivery * BERTRAND The Fist at The Laurentien Hotel Dorchester St.W.\".FRED _ BUSTER BERTRAND BERTRAND make-up.oooh EE SES MEJudge B @ Boston.| A.( M ocal The Ca onsumer.ovincial i hg) annd der wa, bal unit hee, Orga Notre ] lete.- By the nits, it V dividual eet wit onsumer pke 8 PAI an ASSOC ctual vol ada.At D ranches 8 tion with g compil This fire il be kn e Grace B rs.A the wes ssisting ! ,E.Watt frs.R.! easurer.velcome : AC.to eeting O lace shor ear in th ocation.ols IS.At tr apter, ] d: Hon.] on, 1st erdon; 2 grt Coder: tary, Mrs lub, will ng \u201cUn Others\", Mrs.named Mother Follo precedin will be baritone The Al Montreal year 19 living i ternatio! standin, nity cen men in mutual tional st At pres bers.Canada, Vancou Kingsto he A, pn, rs, ba ti- he in tls ers \u2018Ca e, at r\u2019 Tu- to ail ale ne E \u2018AC.Announces ocal Unit Formed # ÿ The Canadian Association of onsumers, through the Quebec ovincial Branch (English-speak- bg) announces that, with plans der way for the formation of | bal unité throughout the prov- nce, organization of \u2018the first unit Notre Dame de Grace is com-\u2018 ete.- By the means of these local nits, it Will now be possible for |'ÿ dividual members of C.A.C.to\u2019 eet with one another, discuss onsumer problems, and really ake à part in making the Cana- kan Association of Consumers the tual voice of the women of Ca- ade.At present, many other such ranches are in the course of form- tion with membership lists beg compiled and officers chosen.This first, newly completed unit il be known as the Notre Dame M: Grace Branch Number One with rs.A W.Myers, well-known the west end, as its President.ssisting Mrs.Myers will be Mrs.E.Watts as Vice President, and {rs R.H.Grant as Secretary- easurer.The new President will elcome additional members of A.C.to her unit, and the first ecting of the Branch will take lace shortly, with a notice to ap- ear in the press as to time and ocation.\u2018Germany.The financial report presented of the Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church Women\u2019s \u2018 Association, | \u2018showed total receipts for 1949 amounting to $2,483.20, - with expenditures of $1,867.38.made for Red Cross.ne The \"Xinas' parcel .committee» - | gave cheer to \u201845 \u2018elderly pedple who otherwise might.have been |.forgotten.Each person \u2018 receiving a wdrm \u2018garment, food, \"dalities and\u2019 a gift of money., Every month, food- parcels \u2018are in Great Britain, France and The W.A.helps St.Columba House, United Church Homes, Montreal Boys\u2019 Club, Grâce Dairt Home, Poppy Day Relief, Women's | Union, Welfare - Work, -Montreal General Hospital, and Deaconess Order.Officers for 1950 are: Hon.President \u2014 Mrs.Harvey Campbell.; Past President \u2014 Mrs.Clyde |.Arnold.President \u2014 Miss Jean Webster.1st Vice-Pres.\u2014 Mrs.A.E.Coleman.2nd - Vice-Pres.\u2014 Mrs.E.S.Roberts.Treasurer \u2014 Mrs, H.Corriveau.olson Chapter, IODE, Elects rs.F.T.Claydon President At tre twentieth annual meeting of the Captain Percival Molson apter, I.O.D.E., held February 9, d: Hon.Regent, Mrs.W.J.Leadbetter; Regent, Mrs.F.T.Claydon; on.1st Vice Regent, Mrs.P.E.erdon; 2nd Vice-Regent, Mrs, Catherine Muir; Secretary, Mrs.Rob- grt Coderre Smith; Treasurer, Mrs, W.Jeffries; Educational Secretary, Mrs.P.L.Verdon; Echoes Secretary, Mrs, A.Randles; Standard » Bearer, Mrs.E.Randall, rs.T.G.Abbott to Be harter Day Speaker The Charter Day Luncheon of Mithe American Women's Club of Montreal, marking the 87th anni- ersary of the founding of the lub, will be held in the Ball Room pf the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Tues- ay, at 12.30 p.m, Mrs.George .Wakeman, the president, will preside, The guest speaker is Mra.Grafton Abbott, her subject be- ng \u201cUnderstanding Ourselves and Others\u201d.Mrs.Abbott is at present the [Director of Public Relations for he Children\u2019s Medical Center in Boston and has her headquarters in the Boston Children\u2019s Hospital.She is also a staff member of the Judge Baker Guidance Center in Boston, In 1947, Mrs.Abbott was named the Massachusetts State Mother of the year, Following the luncheon, and M rreceding Mrs.Abbott's talk, there will be songs by Mr.Roger Bourne baritone.The American Women\u2019s Club of M Montreal was organized in the year 1913, by American women living in Montreal, to promote international friendship and understanding.It has created a community center whereby American women in this city could meet for mutual help, improvement, educational study, and social relaxation.At present there are 260 members.The club is one of five in Canada, there being sister clubs in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto and Kingston.Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless Men, Women Get New Vim, Viger Vigor, Vitality Bay Drésodbre to ti these weak.always tired fool the following officers were elect- Gilbert; 1st Vice-Regent Mrs.P.Conveners are: Post War, Mrs.A.W, Leadbetter; Ex-Servicemen, Miss Margaret Cammell; Child and Family Welfare, Mrs.Eric Munro; Film Convener, Mrs.W.Jeffries; Food Parcels, Mrs, W.Jeffries, During 1948 the chapter paid the school fees of two pupils and provided books, lunches and achool clothing.Donations were given to Macdonald Bursary, Endowment Fund, Girls\u2019 Counselling Centre, Boys\u2019 Association, Dental Clinic, and Film Fund, and support was given to various projects of the Municipal Chapter.Food parcels and sewn and knitted garments were sent overseas.Assistance was given to a Navy veteran disabled by an industrial accident.Christmas baskets were \u2018given to needy families and also to Ste.Anne's and St.Hyacinth\u2019s hospitals.Fashion Show to Aid Polio-Crippled Children A spring fashion show, high- \u2018lighting the newest trends for the coming season, will be held in the Mount Royal Town Hall, at 8.30 p.m., Monday, March 6, under the auspices of the Cercle Social Fe- minin of the Town of Mount Royal, All proceeds will be used to buy orthopaedic equipment for children who have been crippled by polio.The show is being directed by\" the Salon Juliette and Juliette Hat Shop.- \u2019 For the short leg, shoes which are long, with a slenderizing sil- ened effect.Designs with an upward flowing appeaïkiice also do The six groups - -comprising the W.A.worked well under their leaders, as was proven by the amount of garments made: 221 for -Red Cross and 122 for Foster Home Center.Pressing were also .Govan.