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BO Iie I\" Ed Iderio n., H, oy and patord, pentat f Ply.¢ coming of | next | ictions JR ly, ac Eli ents J easur- spheris ecord- | ie d Cc de | | pe zasaseaesasannsy HI w, siiizilikiii Hi 03 8 voL.xx, Ne.10 The WESTMOUNT, FI FRIDAY, MARCH 0, 1950 xaminer S erving the @ ity of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's M etropolis « PRICE 3 CENTS WESTM'T JOINS IN TRAM BRIEF Who Appears Before Recorder Hale In This Case?city of Westmount by-law No.93, section 9, states that it is unlawful to allow snow and ice to encumber roofs in such a manner as to subject people to danger.The penalty for each offence is a fine not exceeding $20 and costs.The above is a \u2018picture of Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street, which is owned and operated by the City of Westmoun t.Icicles of from ten to \u2018twelve feet were dangling from the eaves of the building when this photograph was taken on Friday.Humanity At Crossroads May Lose Liberty Freedom, Says Rev.O.J.Ritz \u201cThere can no longer be any doubt that the human family has arrived at the \u2018crossroads, marking it for either a glorious consumation in Christ or By deliberate choice will plunge itself into the greatest chaos ever perpetrated by human devisings,\u201d said Rev.O.J.Ritz in a week-end address at the Seventh-day \u2018Adventist church in Westmount, \u201cUndoubtedly within the space of a few years every man, woman and child will be called upon to make a decision for Christian Brotherhood as understood in the Word of God, of he will be forced to surrender his credentials of liberty and freedom to the powers of organized paganism, communism, .monopolistic social statism, said the speaker.\u201cThis could undoubtedly be -the greatest era of mankind, .but greed, human pride, religious indifference is rapidly branding our: day.Not only will this generation be stigmatized a spiritual failure, but the stark naked truth is-that human destruction stares at us, destruction in the hands of a few scientific giants.\u201d \u201cChristian brotherhood, the outgrowth of a spiritual awakening in the hearts of men would stop overnight the cold war, would send thousands of men back into the pits, would never permit man to dump millions of bushels ot potatoes, while a whole segment of society lives in fear, cold and hunger.\u201d Mr.Ritz charged that Brotherhood will never take hold of men\u2019s daily lives through sentimental platitudes, but, \u201ccan only become a reality by allowing the individual conscience to be quickened by the power of God's Word.\u201d The pastor concluded by an- Nouncing that within the next (Continued on Page 2) Vehicle Garage Contract Passed Three money bills were passed by the Westmount City Council at a.meeting, Monday.The largest of the three was the approval of a contract for the building of a vehicle garage at the Bethune street yard.The Council \u201cauthorized a tender of J, L.E.Price and Company Limited, for $128,680, including extras and changes required.They also authorized the purchase of additional equipment for the new electrical sub-station on Oliver avenue, amounting to $1,044, while the third purchase to be made by the City will be for a\u2019 new snowblower, valued at $14,250.\u2019 Homoeopathic Public Service In Peak Demand Once again the facilities of the Homoeopathic Hospital have been subjected to a very busy winter season.Year after year the same story can be told, says Administrator Walter Hatch.Statistics show that every winter season brings forth a bumper crop of bruises, ailments, fractures, and .| babies.Even with all the modern meth- \u2018Jodg on the market designed to minimize peak loads, no one as yet has found a device to control the number of winter accidents or to spread hospitalization more equally throughout the year.Straining the hospital's facilities, as it does, the demand for public service has approached an all-time high record during the past few months, One indication of the amount of work done is revealed from the fact that 91 per cent.of the available bed space in the Homoeopathic Hospital was filled continuously in 1949.Such occupancy figures are\u2019 boosted greatly each year by the number.of patients brought in during the winter, particularly emergency and accident cases, .- Each month an\u2019 average nuniber of 229.emergencies and.35 fracture cases can be.expected.However,.in January this year 241 emergen- clés and 55 fracture cases.were presented for treatment in the Outpatient Department.Mayor Cameron Attends Joint Action Meeting Mayor J.S.Cameron, of Westmourit, stated to The Examiner, that Westmount will be represented by legal council, collectively with the majority of municipalities on the Island of Montreal, when the Montreal Bill which seeks to create a Montreal Transportation Come mission comes before the Lower House at Quebec.His Worship said that he would préfer to withold further comment at the moment.The Bill has been expected to come before the Private Bills Come mittee on March 7th, but the presentation has been delayed until March 16, according to an announcement by Councillor J.O.Asselin, -| chairman of the executive committee of the City of Montreal, \"Snow Pile Good Suburban Mayors Meet The mayors and representatives of the municipalities who were called into session by Mayor Romuald Bourque of Outremont, agreed to submit a brief to the Tremblay Arbitration Board on the tramway question, and to appoint a lawyer to represent them when the Montreal transportation bill comes before the Provincial Legislature.The brief to the Tremblay Board will be delayed .until La- chine receives a report now -being prepared by an economist on the local tramway question, Autobus versus Tramcars The Montreal Bill provides that \u2018after .the projected commission's appointment, it shall without delay take into consideration the advisability of replacing tramways by autobuses wherever economically recommendable, This is only one of the reasons why the surrounding municipalities are so vitally interested, besides which, the question of possible loss of taxes now paid by the Montreal Tramways Company to the various cities and towns (Continued on Page 2) Toboggan Slide It looks as if Westmount wilf have a toboggan slide well inte the summer, judging {rom the huge hill of snow which has been dumped on Westmount Park at the corner of St.Catherine and Lansdowne, close to the Royal Montreal Regiment's Armory.The snow pile appears to be about 60 feet in height and should create a fair sized stream down the Glen when it starts to meit.Presumably the city works dee partment are acting on the suge gestion made by Royal Werry, K.C., that vacant land, farm land, and parks, should be used of dumping the snow rather than dise pose of it by the more expensive method of melting it in the plant at the Glen, as has been done pres viously.The recent shortage in coal du@ to the strike of the miners may have had some bearing in the dee cision to try out this new method of disposal.True Power Of Education Stressed At Rotary Club \u201cMore and more in our community we are beginning to realize the power of education,\u201d Heber R.Matthews, guidance consultant of the Montreal Protestant Central School Board told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at a luncheon meeting, Wednesday.Speaking in connection with \u201cEducation Week,\u201d Mr.Matthews outlined the four basic frontiers of education today, and paid particular attention to the fight against mental illness.He said that four of every 100 students in the public schools today would end up in a mental home and that another two would be juvenile delinquents.\u201cMillions and millions of dollars are being spent on curing and keeping the mentally ill and the delinquent, while only nickels and dimes are being spent on preventive treatment,\u201d the speaker said in drawing a comparison.He also maintained that the greatest defence Against communism \u201cwithin our country was the teaching of democracy and clear understanding of the world, pointing out that this is best ace complished when the children are first going to school.\u201cThe individual must think for himself so he won't be swayed by every idea that is presented,\u201d the speaker continued.The fight for recognition was also stressed by Mr.Matthews who maintained that the best foundation for a happy and full life were the teach« ings and trainings the individual received \u2018while at school.\u201cTo do this training means ta select those with the most coms petence, but society still feels that less training is plausible,\u201d he said, stressing the fact that people often say they want the best car, house or other luxury that money can buy.\u201cBut why-not say they want the best personality and character training that money can buy for their children,\u201d Mr.Matthews dee clared, for remember we get in the end, exactly what we pay for; no more and no less.The speaker was introduced by Frank Sharpe and thanked by Jimmy deLalanne of the Weate mount Rotary Club.ES SSS Rp ai pr.eu A h 3 i a æ \u2026, É * N ee = i .IR ART LE LE IT mY Tapa DÉS LES Try atm eo = TO Ei MR KORE cafe Prag ina pa PAGE TWO | with REG.GROOME St.Matthias Pack had a ood turnout last Friday and the Pack met in the upstairs hall, the regular meeting hall undergoing repairs.Cubs should try the lower door tonight, first, before going up the hill, in case it should be ready.David Gilmour was presented with House Orderly Badge.A neckerchief slide competition was started last Friday, and all present were given a \u201cspool\u201d to try their hand at making a slide.There will be a first and second prize.for the -best slides submitted and each Six is expected to try for the prize which will go to the six producing the.most and the best sildes.The competition will close early in April.Badges at WAHQ this month incluge: Ambulanceman, Mondays, 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th; Laundryman, Mondays, 6th, 13th, 20th, Swimmer and Rescuer, DE.9021, by appointment; Pathfinder, March 22nd; Rapping, March 15th, and Estimations, March 30th.Another dance will be held one week from this Saturday, on March 18th, a Saturday with a special dance for juniors, 12 to 14, from 7.30 to 9, and a dance for seniors from 9 o'clock on.Plan now to attend .there's ahsolutely no charge.Trinity Memorial Twenty-two Cubs attended Monday's meeting of Trinity Memorial Pack, when Sixer Douglas Lindores led the opening ceremonies and Akela Bedford invested Lloyd Hiscock as a 2nd star Cub.Two new chums were present, Alex Chidley (Jim's brother) and Raymond Impey.Tests passed include: Jim Chid- ley, Signalling; National Anthem, Savings, Model, Folding Clothes, Barry Barth; Union Flag, Somersault, Michael Warmington; Somersault, Book - Balancing, Jack Witcher; Cleanliness, Buster Armstrong, Herbert Doyle and John Wright; Signalling, Barry Barth.Sixer Jim Goddard and Seconds Barry Barth and Jim Chidley will be taken into the Troop tomorrow.Another hockey game is scheduled with St.Luke's this week, and a game will be played on Saturday afternoon also against St.Luke's, from 5 to 6, weather permitting.The Red Six won the inter-six competition.We hope Sixer Gordon Merritt and Kendrick Bateman will be back next week.Radio Broadcast Sandy Cox of Kensington Pack Won the latest prize on CJAD'S Bcout program, \u201cScouting on the Air,\u201d which is heard every Satur- Bay morning at 9.05.This makes two lads from the Kensington Pack who are now eligible to win themselves a free period at camp this summer, You, too, can win a chance like this .all you have to do is write a short letter on the subject mentioned on the radio » « .yes, that's all there is to it.So, listen in this Saturday and every Saturday morning at 9.05, over radio station CJAD.+.x Ladies\" & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Cal! and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St.Catherine) UP-TO-THE-MINUTE , World à Local News 8 Roem (00d CARLINGS | daa | REPORTER NDAY tgfRATUBDAY ee.> VIRE te yd ' * +.Sa Pict Managing the Home - Talk For So-ed Club \u201cHome Management\u201d will be the theme of G.B.Langley of the Royal Bank in his address to the members of the So-Ed program next Thursday in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Based around the need for budgeting in the management c: the home, Mr.Langley will open a discussion in which all members are invited to participate, The lecture-discussion period of the program is the second \u201cevening\u201d of the \u201cthree-evenings-in- one\u201d which is the main feature of the So-Ed program.The first \u201cevening\u201d is the in- structiona] period from 7.30 to 9 p.m.when members learn more about golf, tennis, water safety, photography, smallcrafs, and dancing.The third \u201cevening\u201d, from 10.30 to 11.30 p.m.is the social time when members from the various groups get together for refreshments, square and social dancing.Here is the opportunity for young men and women to meet other young people from all parts of Canada, to find a new interest or improve an old one, and to learn more about things that count.There are openings in one or two of the instructional groups \u2014 register before next Thursday and be sure of a place in your interest group.Athletic Events For Hobby Show Doug Sellar, chairman of the Athletic Committee of the West- mount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show, announced that there will be a number of new and unique features in \u2018the athletic program of the show this year.This year the athletic activities of the Hobby Show will take place at the West- mount YMCA on each of the four evenings, from April 12 to 15.The opening night, Wednesday, April 12, will feature a short gymnastic competition on the high bar, parallel bars and mats, Thursday night will feature a novel competition in the form of a Pentatha- lon.This will include high jump, standing broad jump, basketball minute throw, rope climbing and bean-bag tosses.As a grand finale, there will be a potato race relay.On Friday night there will be an elimination basketball tournament with representative teams from the Westmount Public schools.Saturday night will feature a short exhibition of gymnastics by some of Montreal's top performers, The Athletics Committee, under the advisorship of Mr.Bob Mof- fat Includes Doug Sellar, Fred Russel, Paul and Don Murphy, Doug Reid, Bill Fell, Bob Hamil- on, Llyod Kishino, Max Caplan, andr A d.fi Ross and Prn Ayo.4 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 Y.M.C.A.René G.Pouliot New President: Young P.C's Here Rene G.Pouliot was elected pre- gident of the Young Progressive Conservaties for St.Antoine-West- mount riding at the annual meeting of the association held in Vie- toria Hall, Westmount on Friday.Elected to the other offices were the following: First vice-president, Peter Carrigan; second vice-pre- sident Miss Peggie Cowan; secre- tary-treasurer, Ken McDonald; ex- \u2018| ecutive members, W.J.Boyle and P.H.Irwin, past president ex-of- ficio.Leon Balcer, K.C., M.P., who represents Three Rivers in the Federal House was the guest speaker.Mr.Balcer reviewed the Conservative policies and spoke of the work in Parliament during the present session.P.C.-Club for Montreal He also revealed that definite plans had been formulated for the establishment of a club for Progressive Conservatives in Mont- RENE G.POULIOT real which would be the counterpart of the Liberal Reform Club, James DeLalanne, who was conservative candidate in St.Antoine- Westmount at the last federal election also spoke and stated that changes were taking place at P.C.headquarters at 266 St.James Street.°A permanent secretarial staff was being appointed which would not be changed as had been the case in the past when an employee's job was subject to the whims of this and that official of the party.- Increased efficiency in the party organization was expected from the policy adopted, he said.P.H.Irwin, the retiring president, gave a resume of the work of the association during his term of office, Mr.Balcer during his talk, stated that Justice Minister Gar- son had lost considerable prestige as a result of the MacGregor incident in the Combines enquiry.Mr.Garson had been left to defend himself in the house with little or no help from other ministers.Humanity.(Continued from Page 1) few days laymen of his congregation would visit more than a thousand homes in Montreal, as part of an international plan in which his denomination plans to reach more than 10,000,000 homes in the United States and Canada in 1950 to stress \u201cgreater brotherhood in Christ, personal faith in Christ, and urge the masses to return to a more comprehensive study of God's Word.\u201d \u201cWe are going out into the highways and byways during 1950 to assist Christian Churches everywhere in the great program of spiritual rehabilitation.\u201d NOTES The Spring So-Ed Program started last Thursday evening.It is not too late for you to register for some of the coursés before next Thursday evening.Here is your opportunity to put three evenings into one, and in eo doing really enjoy yourself.You have a choice of instructional courses, then a popular lecture followed by discussion, and then a social get- together.Don't miss another Thursday.The Friday Social Dance has gong back to the old rates for admission and further novelty activ- New Wing Formed By RCAF.Group A new wing in the R.C.A.F.Association was formed at a jmeet- ing held on Wednesday night in the mess of No.401 City of West- mount Squadron, 4450 Sherbrooke Street, West, The new group will be known as No.306 Maple Leaf Wing.Honorary president of the unit is Group Captain Gordon McGre- gar, O.B.E.The aim of the Association is to re-unite ex-Air Force personnel and re-new friendships made in the service.Officers elected at the meeting were Don Fortune, president; Bernie Gillis, vice-president; George Brady, secretary; Ken Chester, treasurer; George Tho- massin, Andy Hunter and John Griffith, executive members, Formation of the association was engineered by an acting committee.chaired by A.G.McNiece, with Gerald Copemen, George R.Ellis and G.Greig Harrison as members.Future meetings will be held on the - first Wednesday of each month, at the headquarters of No.401 Auxiliary Squadron, 4450 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount.A.Rimington Dead Prominent Mason Alexander B.L.Rimington, retired employee of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, died at his home, 8 Winchester Avenue, Westmount, on Wednesday, in his 82nd year.Mr.Rimington was born in Calcutta, India.He joined the Sun Life shortly before the turn of the century, and continued to serve the company for 37 years, retiring 15 years ago.On his retirement Mr.Riming- ton made a leisurely tour of the world.He was a member of an old English family, which could trace its history back as far as 1553.Mr.Rimington was very active in masonic circles, and had been a member of Ionic Lodge No.54 for over 45 years.There are no survivors.Funeral services were held on Friday from Trinity Memorial Church, of which he had been a member since its inception.Burial took place Royal Cemetery.in Mount James Kennedy Dies; Practiced as Architect James Kennedy died at his home, 432 Grosvenor Avenue, Westmount, on Monday.Mr, Kennedy, who was an architect by profession, was in his 66th year.He is survived by his wife, the former Lila Simpson.ities to make the evening a time when you can meet new people, Don't put off investigating this program, come around.tonight at 9.30 p.m.The Sunday Evening Firesides Will continue to be held every Sunday evening until April 2, These friendly \u201cat homes\u201d around the open fire start at 9 p.m.after your favorite church service.Join us next Sunday.The Bridge Club continue to meet regularly.on Monday evenings at 8 p.m.Here is an opportunity for you to learn to play the game, to get some regular practice in your bidding and conventions, and to meet new friends.The Square Dance Club are swinging their partners every Tuesday evening at 8.30 p.m.to the tunes of our own Square Dance Trio \u2014 Jean McLean at the piano, Alf Howell on his guitar, and Bob McEwen on his fiddle \u2014 and the \u2018calls of our own members \u2014 Howard Fairbairn, Wilbur Adams and Al Oldfield did it last Tuesday.The Badminton Club have room for their members now that they have taken over the Westmount Senior High School gymnasium on Wednesday evenings from 7.30 to 10 p.m.And, of course, they are still using the \u201cY\u201d gym on Friday evenings from 7.30 to 10.30 p.m.The Young Men's Club have changed their meeting night to Tuesday, March 14, in place of their regular Thursday meeting.This will enable all their members to take an active part in the So- Ed program.After dinner next Tuesday, the members will complete the service project on which they are working for the Children\u2019's Memorial Hospital.Mayor Cameron .ontinued from Page 1) is an important factor, Represented at the meeting were: Verdun, by Mayor Edward Wilson; Ville St.Laurent, Mayor J.H.Authier and Town Manager Lucien Toupin; Pointe Aux Trembles, Ville St.Michel, Montreal North, Archambault Desy; Ville LaSalle, Mayor Anatole Leroux; Lachine, Charles À.Sylvestre and Rene Laberge, director of finances; Montreal West, Mayor J.Hodgson; Outremont, Mayor Romuald Bourque; Westmount, Mayor J.S.Cameron.Expropriation to be Watched The bill under discussion provides also amongst other things that if expropriation of the Montreal Tramways should be decided on, then a three-member board would be appointed to negotiate with bond holders and shareholders.Westmount may be particularly interested in the makeup of this board, as there are many who are still bitter over the expropriation of the Montreal Light Heat & Power Company some years ago, and possibly fear a repetition of the same tactics.Frank Hanley, M.P.P,, independent member for St.Ann\u2019s county and also councillor for the same district in the Montreal City Council, will sponsor the bill through the house.Old Resident Dies Here \u2014 Service Held for W.Eager William Herbert Eager, of 4628 St.Catherine Street, Westmount, died at his residence on Sunday.Mr.Eager who was in his 79th vear, is survived by his wife, the former Margaret Ann Robinson.Funeral services were held in the Chapel of Jos.Wray & Bro, Mountain Street on Tuesday, with interment in Mount Royal Cemetery.Barrister and.Solicitor CU AZ REC 1 Sr eal hy eae ERATE se ar LAR LEre¥ a HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.87 St.James St.West Depariment for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons \u2014FI.2908 OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: amandes ut, wT EI LER re a sa .* = GS 2 Ishi dent in + ap D{ the fore er | Ple sa En 1 ay lar one ds.are ery nce no, Bob the Ams es- bom hey unt on to are day pm.ave to of ing.bers So- hext om- hich hild- ting vard 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compulsory before issuance of an automobile license, personnel were instructed to make no exceptions.\u201cHowever\u201d, he stated \u201cemployees at Montreal offices should advise persons who claim that their cars have been given to them by relatives, to refer the case directly to the Quebec City offices\u201d.In any case involving the transfer of a car donated, interested parties should write directly to the director of the Sales Tax Department.The letter must be accompanied by a certificate of donation, elear- ly stipulating the automombile is being transferred without any exchange of money, and asserting that the donation is bona fide.Percentage of transfers of ownership not including a sale of some kind is extremely small, and the sales tax director said that it amounted to \u201cless than one per cent\u201d, The fact that donations are rather rare, caused the instructions to be issued to consider all transfers as sales.E.J.Henderson Receives Appointment by Council E.J.Henderson, Superintendent of Parks and Playgrounds in the City of Westmount, was appointed as Weed Inspector for the City, under the Weed Enforcement Act and the Corn Bor-} er Control Regulations.SALE HAND-TAILORED SUITS AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen Place your Spring order new and save from 25% to 40% on latest English materials.REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED AVENUE TAILORS ht was, of Greate Avie WE.5908 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS South American wild steers supplied.the horns of which the above chair is constructed, The chair is owned by Ernest Hutchinson of 879 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount.It is probably the only one of its kind in existence.Unique Chair Of Horns - Owner By Westmounter Ernest Hutchison of 379 Grosvenor Avenue, Westmount, is the proud possessor of probably the most unique chair in the metropolis.The chair over 63 years old, is constructed of horns of all sizes, some of which are the great sweeping sharp pointed curving type, which at one time adorned wild South American steers from the Pampas.In sitting down on this chair, care must be taken to miss some of the points which protrude from the framework of the nicely cushioned siesta chair, otherwise a sharp jab may cause some discomfort.and One-Man Trams For 83 Route Westmounters were agreeably surprised to find that eighteen new one man cars had been placed in service on the Windsor car line.These one-man cars will replace the customary two-man trams and will be in use seven days a week.Van Horne will also be serviced by the new one-man cars but only fifteen cars will operate on this line.On Saturday afternoons two- men cars will be used on the Van Horne route.It is hoped that the service on the two lines will be improved by the changing of the type of cars in use.65 Hillside Avenue Cry hire SL ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT Coeds Wi.1104 pars p7A7- FAP E LA Ca 05 144 * surprise.Carefully Does It If one slips into the chair carefully, it is quite comfortable.Mr.Hutchison in discussing this heirloom, said that his father made the chair more than 65 years ago from the horns of steers sent to his canning factory for slaughtering.Some of the horns are four to five feet long, and measure as much as 10 inches around the base and taper to needle sharp points.Mr.Hutchinson recalls that as a boy it was his chore to have to polish the horns in the chair, and during his boyhood he formea a great attachment for this rather awesome chair.Polishing a Chore Polishing the horns was quite a complicated business, as first the horns had to be scraped with glass, and then rubbed with I pumice stone and a combination of oil and sand, in order to bring out the high gloss.During the time that Mr.Hutchinson\u2019s family were young, the chair was carefully stored in the basement of his home.Now that the family are grown up and not likely to get impaled on the horns, Mr.Hutchinson has moved the chair upstairs, and is planning to replace the upholstery with genuine leather with the hair still on it, so as to give an appropriate wild setting to the horns, \u201c50 YEARS Jr] WISTMOUNT\" Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers WE.4046 OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Creene Ave.no one by that name thére.He did say however that he had a small dog by the name of Lilly Belle, and that every year a donation to the Red Cross had been sent in under the name of Lilly Belle.Mrs.Pilot was quite curious by this time, and called on Dr.Cameron, where she was met at the door by Lilly Belle with her subscription receipt and a miniature donation barrel attached to her collar.She insisted on showing her barrel and seemed very proud to wear it.Dr.Cameron says that Lilly Belle parades up and down the street and has been instrumental in interesting many in giving to the Red Cross campaign.John LeMoine, of 608 Arglye avenue, chairman for Westmount in the Red Cross drive, informs The Examiner that todate the campaign is lagging.Only around $15,000 out of the budget set for Westmount of $50,- 000 has been received so far.He asks that all those who have not yet sent in their subscription should please contact local headquarters at Dominion Douglas PAGE VHREE Red Cross Drive Lags Workers Press Campaign Paul Boudreau of the headquarters staff of the current Red Cross campaign tells of the part Miss Lilly Belle, above, is playing in soliciting donations for the Red Cross.Mrs, Pilot, one of the workers at H.Q., in looking over \u2018the list of previous contributors pulled out a card with the name Lilly Belle Cameron, 371 Olivier avenue, Westmount.Mrs.Pilot phoned the number and the call was answered by Dr.George S.Cameron, well known dentist, whose home is there.The canvasser asked for Mrs.Lilly Belle Cameron without success, then tried Miss Lilly Belle but Dr, Cameron said there was Mme P.Caserain Speaks at W.HS, On Intolerance Mme Pierre Casgrain of 246 Elm avenue, Westmount, who is prome inent in women\u2019s political and wele fare organizations, recently ade dressed the students of Weste mount High her subject being \u201cIne tolerance.\u201d Madame Casgrain was very eme phatic in stating that intolerance is caused for the most part by pre« judice.Ignorance and hasty judgments are also contributory factors she said.We should try to understand the other person's point of view and this she thought was the right guide to eliminate intolerance, Because of the two great races each with their own culture, which (Continued on Page 5) (Continued on Page 7) Help The Red Cross \"SALADA TEA d © \u201cThe Customer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\u2019 , RUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Today's auto repair standards should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.If you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what reaily \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing offers.COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS BODY WORK and PAINTING MECHANICAL REPAIRS Gaston Girard, president Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technicion MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER FOR Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo WA.2761-2 VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.- WESTMOUNT Eee EY | 2 x, PUR, ARRAN = LSE Ga spe AT PAGR FOUR Letter of Sympathy Sent by Westmount City Council A letter of sympathy, signed Outremont, last week.by members of the Westmount City Council, was sent to Mrs.! was made at Monday's meeting Authorization for the letter \u201cTis Overjoyed\u201d .Any colleen will be pleased to receive a carnation corsage, green-tinted on St.Patrick's day! Or give a pot of shamrocks to make those Irish eyes THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 Court Rules That Death Does Not Break Lease An important decision as affecting a tenant's rights, was handeq down by Mr.Justice Edouard Tellier, in his first judgment as judge of the Superior Court, in a case brought by a Westmount landlorg, Owen J.Callary, and the Mayor .of the Westmount City Council.\u2018Reports Given and aldermen of Outremont on the death of Alderman Callary of At Annual Girl Guide Meeting Many important points were stressed and outlined at the annual meeting of the Westmount District of the Girl Guide Association, held recently.The meeting, held at the home of the District Secretary, Mrs.William Hogg, pointe® out that an increase in the interest of guide activities had takes place over 1948.Under the chairmanship of District Commissioner, Mrs.Cynthia Chalk, reports were given by various Guide Captains and Broyn Owls, as well as the Badge Secretary, Mrs.Errol Clift and by Mrs.D.Harbert who is in charge of the First Class Tests.really smile! The Guide Enrolment was placed at 120 with two first class, at The Fred Bertrand CUT BLOOMS \u2014 POTTED PLANTS \u2014 CORSAGES FLORAL DECORATIONS Phone PL.5431 or 5432 * For Immediate Delivery BERTRAND he Florist Laurentien Hotel Dorchester St.W.Buster Bertrand 10 second class and 149 proficiency badges awarded during the year, Mrs.Clift paid tribute to the Guides who tried proficiency badges.A report on the Brownie enrolment showed the total number at 113, and six members took their first class badge during the year.Mrs.W.Hyde, Provincial Commissioner who was a guest of honor at the meeting, told the members of the Guide work, its past accomplishments and its plans for the future.lhl?Look in your heart for the answer It happens almost every hour, somewhere in Canada.A thoughtless step, a scream of brakes ; : : and another life hangs in the balance\u2014with an emergency blood transfusion the only hope! Will you reach out a helping hand to snatch one of these lives from the jaws of death?You can do so by giving generously to support and extend the Red Cross Free Blood Transfusion Service, through which more and more Canadian hospitals are being supplied This year the need $ to carry out the work you expect your Red Cross to do The Werk of Merey Never Ends.Clisfom Westmount Headquarters: Dominion-Douglas Church Hall, Cor.Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Ave.WAinut 9463 J.G.M.LEMOINE, Chairman Is urgent for with precious blood and plasma.Your gift will also help send relief wherever disaster strikes .assist The Red Cross Veterans\u2019 Services .: 3 maintain Red Cross Outpost Hospitals .and aid many other essential Red Cross services.Your contribution is needed\u2014and needed now! who sought to evict the mother, They were also his heirs.brother and a widowed sister of Lionel Coviensky, who died in March 1949.In deciding against the proprietor, E.Bleau, owner of the premises at 330 Olivier street, Westmount, Judge Tellier, recalled that the late Mr, Coviensky was a bachelor, and the three members of his family named as defendants, had lived with him for 12 years, lords\u2019s case, noting as he did, that the landlord based his claim on a section of provincial law, which states that if a tenant has ceased for five months to \u2018occupy the premises leased as his principal residence, he may be ejected, and the landlord may take possession.Looking into the definition of a \u201ctenant\u201d as contained in Wartime Prices and Trade Board regulations, Judge Tellier decided that the heirs possessed the same rights under the lease to stay in the premises, as had the actual signer in his life time.Referring to the provincial statute, His Lordship commented, \u201cThis law simply means that if a tanant who had a right of possession ceased to occupy the premises for five months as his principal residence, he may be evicted.Heirs have the same rights and obligations as had the deceased lessee.If the heirs had ceased to occupy Federation A.G.M.Set for March 29 Victor M.Drury, president of the Canadian Car and Foundry Company, who is chairman of the board of governors of Welfare Federation, will preside at the annual meeting of the Federation, which has been set for March 29, at 8 p.m.in the Windsor Hotel.George V.Ferguson, editor of the Montreal Daily Star, will be the speaker.In previous years it has been the practice to hold a dinner meeting.It is felt that the evening meeting will attract a larger attendance and enable the general public to attend.Claude S.Richardson, K.C, chairman of the board of directors for the past three years, will present his final report as chairman, His successor will be elected at the meeting.\u2018 Mrs.Fred Doody Mourned by Many Mrs.Harriet Avery Doody, wife of Fred Doody, of 2100 Claremont Avenue, Westmount, died at her residence on Tuesday.Funeral services were held from the Chapel of Jos.Wray & Bro, Mountain Street, on Friday, with interment at Mount Royal Cemetery.\u201cMrs, Doody's son, King, who is well-known in Westmount, left within the last two weeks to take up the position of resident treasurer for the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, in London, England.Car License Deadline Set for March 28 The Quebec Provincial Police Department has announced that the deadline for the purchase of 1950 auto licenses has been fixed for March 28, This is one month later than the original date set, which was February 28.Westmounters should make a mental note of the new date, as it is understood that owners who His Lordship threw out the land- ¥* the place as their prinédipal place of residence, they too would be subject to the same restrictions.\u201d Arthur Levin acted for the defendant heirs.HOUSEHOLD Appliances Services 1040 Sherbrooke St.W.PL.4181 Free Estimates At Radios - Vacuum Cleaners G.Gray, Service Representative Your Home 54 SREwW en, ogo, do 7 nage 108° have fajled to obtain their new licenses by March % will be pro- \\ ; ceeded.against, ta.AU tu Pyar ENS \u2018ats sir.aie, tee, ] and À Mrs Elizal Mrs.Hattis Mrs.Bartr irove: azen McLat Miss \u201ci Mrs Virgin Mrs.Grier, Hende Henry] tosh, nafd à risting F.Ma cs, Venso Mrs Mrs, Dallar Mrs, Guard, Mae Mrs, non, Mrs Mrs, ston, Lun, GC T.Mrs, Cardo Miag son, 1 Horn Mrs handed judge ndlord, ster of 1e pre d_ that bers of years, 1 place uld be ctions.\u201d the de.Home ers tative ?Naa so ne + asansazsst?Ei {1 Bins, Red Cross.(Continued from Page 8) United Church, corner of The Boulevard and Roslyn avenue.The phone number at Westmount headquarters is WAlnut 9463, \u2018The office will be kept open for another ten days to handle late subscriptions which It is hoped will bring the total up to something like the figure asked for, Mr.LeMoine said.Last year Westmount sub- geribed $33,700 to the fund.Mr.LeMoine stated that he thought the extremely cold weather which kept people indoors was responsible to a degree in the disappointing receipts to date.In Westmount chairman Le- Moine listed among the volunteer workers Mrs.Howard M.Smith as co-chairman, Mrs.J.H.Holden, Mrs, A.Deane Nesbitt, Mrs.C.P.Reaper and Dudley Dawson \u2018 as assistant chairmen; Mrs.F.G.Ferrabee, Mrs.J.C.Flanagan, Mrs.S.C.Foster, and Mrs.C.R.Jenkins.Members of the Finance Committee are Lady Aylmer, Mrs, Frank Carlin, Mrs.L.C.Drum- mond, Mrs.W., V.Faith, Miss Mary Fowler, Mrs.John Kemp, Mrs.D.L.Lockerby, Mrs.L.D.Palmer, Mrs, C.H, Peters, Miss Ilene Peters, Mrs, C.C.Thackray and Miss Barbara Whitley.The canvassing teams with their captains are these: Mrs, George B.Maugham, (captain), Mrs.F.D.Ack- man, Mrs.William Arbuckle, Mrs, Ww.J.Elwood, Mrs.E.O.Follis,\u201d Mrs.Paul Hofer, Mrs.D.G.Mackay, Mrs.John Manghan, Mrs.XK.MacFarlane, Mrs, D.S.McMaster, Mrs.¢.J.Pat- tee, Mrs.Renault, Mrs, and Mrs.Mackay Smith, Mrs.II.L.Denton (captain), Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, Mrs.R.L.Cross, Mrs.IB, J.Lefebvre, Mrs.FF, W.Mc- Hattie, Mrs.Frank Nobbs, Mrs, A.J.Quarels, Mrs.J.B.Russell, Mrs.A.C'.Sargent, Mrs.H, G, Seybold and Mrs.Norton Watson.Mrs.J.R.Duncan Falkner (captain), Mrs.Richard Bolton, Miss Mary Fowler, G.C.Fraser, Mrs.P.M, Grosse, Mrs, W.R.Hermitage, E.T.Johnston, Mrs.J.H.Meannie, Mrs.W.McLean, Mrs, J.T.Porteous, Miss M, Stark and Mrs.W.Gordon Wilkins.Mrs.I.J.Bromley (captain), Mrs.K, Brown, Mrs.C.N, Clarke, Mrs.Lyle Richardson, A, C.Scott, Mrs, T.Woodford Smith, Mrs.Lorne Snyder, Mrs.R.A.Tapley, Miss Rulh Taylor and Mrs, C.Williams, Mrs.P.R.Fenton (captain), Miss M.Atwood, Mrs.H, L.Blatchford, Mrs.F.Gates, Mrs, C.Johnstone, Mrs.J.E.Munro, Mrs, Edwin Mc- Millan, Mrs.J.N.Scott, Mrs, A.L.Walsh, Mrs, W.Walsh, Mrs.A.B.Willlamson and Mrs, 8.R.Wyer.Mrs.J, S.Cook (captain), Miss May Bartram, Mrs.Empey, Mrs.S.R.Groves, Mrs.T.Hamlet, Mrs.C.R.azen, Mrs.W.H.Lewis, Mrs, M.McLaren, Mrs.Ww.Miss Jean Webster.Mrs.T.W.Lyman (captain) Miss Virginia Birks, Mrs.Malcolm Blakely, Mrs.Norton Francis, Mrs.Richard Grier, Mrs, Arnold Gyde, Mrs.W.A.Henderson, Mrs.Peter Kilburn, Mrs.Henry de Kuyper, Miss Helen Mcln- tosh, Mrs.Herbert Parker, Mrs.Ronald Riley and Mrs, Larratt Smith, Mrs.M.G.Angus (captain), Mrs.F.Beall, Mrs.R.W, Deane, Mrs.R.Henwood, Mrs.J.Hutchison, Mrs.G.C.Jarvis, Mr.H.Johnson, Miss M.F.McRobie, Mr.W.D.Robb, Mrs.T.C.Todd, and Mrs.J.R.Wal- ace, Mrs.George Keeping (captain), Mrs.H.Beardmore, Mrs, Cushing, Miss Shirley Fellows, Mrs, J.Fuller, Mrs.A.Henderson, Mrs.H.Hester, Miss Barbara Heward, Miss Roberta Hig- Miss Alice Lighthall, Mrs, A.Macdougall, Mrs, K.Macleod, Miss Audrey Robinson, Mrs.G.L, Shemilt and Miss Ruth Williams.Mrs.Hedda Stern (captain), Mrs.TM, Bryant, Mrs.C Douglas, Miss M.Hawthorne, Mrs.C, Peters, Mrs.M, Smith and Mrs.L.Spencer.Mrs.T.C.Darling (captain), Mrs, Frskine Buchanan, Miss Marlee Do- han, Mrs.B.Earle Ferguson, Miss M.Forsyth, Mrs.J.S.Fry, Mrs.Margaret Heney, Mrs.Peter McEntvre, Mrs.Philip Robb, Mra, W.O.Sharp and Mr.P, Roy Wilson.Mrs.Kenneth Dawson (captain), Mrs.J, M.R.Barclay, Mrs.Alex Cas- grain, Mrs.Campbell Gardner, Mrs.J.8, Grant, Mrs.A, Forbes Hale, hae Olga Pollock and Miss Cally scott, Miss Nancy Baldwin (captain), Mrs.D.G.M.Cape, Miss Sylvia Grier, Miss Claire Hodges, Mrs, T.B.Shaugnessy, Miss Ruth Williams.Miss Darryl de Wolfe and Mrs.R.D, Yuile.Miss D.Buchanan (captain), and Mrs, E.T.Wright.Chipman Drury (cantain), Trs.Ralph Collyer.Mrz.R.W.Co- ristine, Mrs.Alastair Grant, Mrs.G.It.Macnutt, Mrs, John Porteous, Mrs.8.Putnam and Mrs, A.H.Stevenson, Mrs.T.H.P.Molson (captain), Mrs.T BE, Angus.Hon.Mrs, J.R.Ballantyne, Mrs.K.G.Blackader, Mrs.R.H.Craig.Mra.A, K.Geddes, Mrs, Murras Mather.Mrs.J, F.Mea- king, Mrs.Hubert Pasmore and Mrs.Duncan Stewart.Mrs, S.J.Martin (captain).Mrs.W.:C.Beamer.Mre, Paul Drummand, Mrs.FR, W.Fullerton.Mrs.J.E.Gar- her, Mrs, Watson Gillean, Mrs.F.H.Gurd, Mrs.Collier Kemp, Mrs, K.T.MacFarlane, Mrs.W.R.McMaster, Nes.I.E.Scharp and Mrs.J, Shan- Mrs.D.A.L.Russell (captain), Mrs.M.Doheny, Mrs, HA W.Hine- ston, Mrs.A.McKim, Mrs, Ross New- wan, Mrs.Gordon Savage and Mrs.1.C.Trenholine.Mrs.A.J.Andrews (captain), Mrs, Gordon Brownlee, Mre, Albert Clark, Miss Joan Gordon.- Miss C.Richardson, Mrs, J.Gibh Stewart apd Mrs, Hertha: aolWoreds tt rad Ladle dss Mrs.Paul Pitcher (captain), Mrs.Seaman and | Mrs.J.Thomas Arnold, Miss Dorothy Benson, Mrs.Edgar Brodhe Mrs.C, C.Colby, Mrs, G.R.Davidson,\u2019 Mrs.H.V.Fellowes, Mrs, James Knox, Mrs.\u2018Wilson, McConnell, Mrs.W.L.SB.O'Briefl, Mrs, I.H.Peck, Mrs.John Taylor, Mrs, I.M, F.Wilson, Mrs, B.Lande and Mrs.L.Lowen- Stein (captains), Mrs.William Abrams, Mrs.George Alexander, Mrs.Edward Barkoff, Mrs Jack Becker, Mrs, Melvin Chorney, Mrs, Miriam Daniels, Mrs.Beatrice Golden, Mrs.Harvey Golden, Mrs.Ronnie Hipps, Mrs.Louis Kelinor, Mra.Saul Kell- nor, Mrs.N.L Lev ,.Mrs.Sidney Levy, Mrs.David Raff, Mrs.Maxwell Sindel, Mrs.Harold Shapiro, Mrs.Cecil Usher, Mrs, M, Wisentha] and Mrs.Rufus Wolfe.Mrs.H.C.Griffith (captain), Miss G.Brock, Mrs.D.Cadman, Mrs.J.C.Cushing, Mrs.R.Heward, Mrs, E.Irwin and Mrs.W.H.Smith.Mrs.Jean St.Germaine (captain).Mrs, M.A.Wolfskill (captain), Mrs.Lionel Cote, Miss E.Massy, Mrs.Charles Palmer, Mrs, J.Ross Robertson, Miss Vera Sandham and Mrs.H.Williams.Mrs.Malcolm Reilly (captain), Mrs.N.A.Burrows, Mrs.Frank Denis, Mrs.Sidney Fraser, Mrs, Philip Robb, Miss Scholder and Miss S.L.Smardon.G, M.Clement, C.Pierce Decary, H.McG.Garden, R.W.Robertson, T.A, C.Sinclair and J.G.Stewart, Mrs, C.J.W, Simpson (captain), G.Bourne, Mrs, J.R.Cham pion, Mrs.Dudley Dawson, Miss Dun- lop, Mrs.J.H, Forrest, Lady Haul- tain, Mrs, R.N.Legate, Mrs.David McKenzie, Mrs, B.M.Ogilvie and Mrs.Gordon Wilkins.: Mrs, W, P, Carr, Mrs.W.Collie (captains), Mrs.G.D.Agnew, Mrs, John Birks, Mrs.W.W.Gear, Mrs.oedon Liersch, Mrs.F.M.MacNeil, rs, E.L, Nelson, and Mrs, F.Stewart.Miss N.Marshall (captain), Miss Margaret Archibald, Miss Ethel Ed- garton and Miss Jean Hawthorne, THE EXAMINER,-WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1950 D: C.Abbott Elaborates On Social Security Plans Finance Minister Douglas Abbott of Westmount told McMaster University Politics Club at Hamilton on Monday that he is hopeful that the Dominion-Provincial conference to be held this fall will be able to settle many difficulties standing in the way of a better program of social security.The Minister also said that social security is only one of the desirable objectives of national policy.It must not be allowed to become a dead weight upon the initiative and enterprise of the : Canadian people.The instinctive re-action to any proposal for social security benefits is toask how the cost is going to be met.\u201cThere is no monetary magic or fiscal sleight of hand by which we can in fact get something for nothing\u201d, Mr.Abbott said.+ \u2026.\u201cI suggest that the right point of departure .is to assume that the people of Canada like their tax bill to be as low as possible.\u201d An addition to social security benefits does not necessarily mean a corresponding additional burden on the country at large.A health | insurance scheme would represent in part, at least, merely a redistribution of real costs.Though Mr.Abbott said that his | remarks might be construed as an indication of the attitude of the Federal Government towards the extensoin of social security bene- lic PAGE FIVE tits, he thought this risk is outweighed by the advantages of pub« discussion of the question.M.ZATZ CUSTOM TAILOR Established over 30 years Hand-tailored Suits and Coats for ladies and gentlemen.We have a fine new stock of imported Suitings and Overcoatings.\u2019 Also Alterations on Ladies\u2019 Suits and Coats Guaranteed Workmanship Reasonable Prices 1215 Greene Ave., Room § Fitzroy 2872 ARRANGED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL ORDER Whatever your {astes, whatever your resources, we'll sce that you get the most for your money.Don\u2019t trust to luck to find what you want, drop in for a free personal interview.Easter Week-End Suggestions © New York © Washington © Atlantic City © Bermuda Skiing in Vermont or New Hampshire 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and has made great strides towards making the public vision conscious.An earnest endeavour is being made to make the public take inventory of their \u201csense of sight\u201d.Too often we neglect our eyes; we take them for granted.Fortunately, most visual shortcomings can be overcome by proper care if they are discovered in Periodic eye examination is of great importance.Employers and employees would | both benefit; they would do better work when once the strain was relieved.It can be compared with \u201cnight and day\u201d.Visual deficiencies, often unsuspected, has caused inefficiency and poor work in offices, close- range jobs, factories, and much spoiling of material in some lines of work, such as the Statistics show us that 50 per cent of highway fatalities are caused through faulty vision in judging distance.DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ACCIDENT; it is too expensive.It is also of paramount importance that our School Children receive proper visual analysis throughout their FORMATIVE HAVE AN [Westm\u2019 t Park- Emmanuel] * he Cross of Chr ist will provide the theme for the Sunday morning sermons in Westmount Park-Em- manuel church from now till Palm Sunday.The topic on Sunday morning, \u201cThe Cross Of Christ\u2014 To The Greeks Foolishness.\u201d At the evening services during that same period Dr.Campbell will present a series of sermons addressed particularly to those who are feeling the pressure of the times.\u201cAchieving Harmony\" will open the series on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.The Lenten Assemblies have attracted increasing numbers as they have proceded.This Friday at 8 p.m.the worship will be conducted by the Women's Missionary Society Auxiliary, and the discussion theme will he \u2014 \u201cTechniques By Which Can Enrich Our Personal Religious Experience.\u201d The Church Choir, with the help of a large number of additional voices, and ultimately with an orchestra, will present Handel's *Messiah\u201d on the evening of Good Friday.J.C.Scott is directing the Choir which rehearses on Wednesday evenings in Webster Hall There is still room in all sections of the choir for singers who would like to participate in this presentation.Friends of Rev.Dr.J.W.Clarke, former minister of the Westmount Park Church, are advised he is coming for the twentieth anniversary, on April 16.On that Sunday the ladies of the congregation will serve high tea between 5 and 7 p.m.to the congregation and friends and a-reception will be held during those hours for furnishings provided include the pulpit, the reredos, carpets, fern stands and jardinieres, as well as other items which will enhance the beauty of the house of worship.Dr.J.A.Johnston will preside and the sermon of the morning will be entitled \u2018The Function of the Pulpit in the Christian Church \u2014Prophetic: Expository: Evangelistic\u201d.A second gathering of great significance, which will take the form of a missionary farewell service, will be held in the evening.Edwin Jones, B.A., and Mrs.Jones expect to leave on Monday, enroute to Ethiopia as missionaries - designate under the Soudan Interior Mission.These new missionaries will join a party which will leave New York on Wednesday and will proceed to Aden, thence to Addis Ababa, where they will be assigned their field of service.At this evening service, which will be conducted by Rev.Dr.J.A.Johnston, the new missionaries will both speak, telling the story of their call to the mission field and particularly to this ancient land of Ethiopia The minister will also give a brief address.The service will climax with prayers of consecration as these two, together with their infant, proceed to answer the call of Christ.The Christian Youth Fellowship will hold its regular meeting following the evening service.\u201cWestmount\u201d Young People held a week-end conference in the mountains over Sunday.Reports of this outing will be presented.There will be a brief address, together with a discussion period, x x | Christian Science | x = Stanley Presbyterian- Both services of worship will be conducted by the Rev.J.D.Wilkie at Stanley FPfresbyterian Church.In the morning he will take for his text \u201cWhat Is Man That Thou Art Mindful Of Him\" and in the evening .\u201cThere Was Corn In Egypt.\u201d Sunday school meets at 11 am.Bible class meets at 3 p.m.The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers will be held on Monday at 8 p.m.On Friday evening the Stanley Sunday School will have their weekly showing of pictures for the children of the church, and the community, at 6:45 p.m.The Onway Club will hold a fashion show on Tuesday evening at 8:30, in aid of the Mortgage Reduction.4 the people upon it, and spirit to them that walk therein: I am the Lord: that is my name; and my glory will I not give to another, neither my praise to graven images.\u201d (Isaiah 42: 5 and 8.) The Lesson-Sermon also (Continued on Page 7) First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.{West Side Entrance) SUNDAY.MARCH 12th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.in- WEDNESDAY Testimony Meeting.52 Academy Rd., 1.00 0 p.m.except Sundays 8.15 p.m.Reading Room, p.m.to and holidays.1 Come to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hureh * * | Dominion-Douglas | * \u201cThe Transfiguration\u201d will be Dr, Lloyd Smith's theme in Domin- ion-Douglas Church on Sunday morning.The Church School will meet at 3 p.m., and rehearsals will begin for the Easter Pageant.In the evening, Dr.Charles Johnston will continue his Lenten series for young people, \u2018Scenes from Jesus\u2019 Life,\u201d with \u201cWild Man Tamed.The Young People's Union will hold another sociable evening, immediately following the service, with a program of games aiid songs, and \u201chomegrown\u201d entertainment.On Monday, the Sewing Circle will meet at 2 p.m.On Tuesday, the monthly meeting of the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society will be held at 3 p.m.in Leslie Hall, \\ Smith will deal with the question, \u201cwhat Use are Foreign Missions?\" Mrs.A.Lloyd Smith and Mrs.H.McGarry will act as Convenors.The second in the series of Lenten Services, constituting \u201cA Clinic in Christian Living\u201d will take place on Wednesday at 8 p.m.in Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount \u2014_\u2014 Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.10.00 a.m, Sunday School.10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion, 7.00 a.m.Tues., Thurs.and Sat, 8.00 a.m.Mon.and Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 730 a.m, daily « except on Wednesday at 9.00 a.m Evensong: 5.30 p.m, daily, Saturday at 8.00 p.m.Wednesday, 8.00 pm.Lenten Service.Preacher: Rev.M.J.C.Levason.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount except on Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, ; THIRD SUNDAY IN 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.m.Evensong and Sermon, reacher: The Rector.L.Th., M.C.LENT 7.30 WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.Lenten Service.Dr.Lloyd | Leslie Hall.Dr.Smith will lead the discussion, which will centre about the theme, \u201cJesus and Our Home\".On Friday at 3 p.m, Prof.H.Noel Fieldhouse, M.A, F.R.S.C, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science of McGill University, will be guest speaker at the meting of the Ladies\u2019 Library Society in\u2019 Leslie Hall.Miss Elsie Perssons will be Violin Soloist, Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene- Ave.| Westmount Ty Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.: Student Asst.: Mr, Frank Gilmore, B.A, Gifford Mitchell, B.A.Mus, Bac., Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, M.MARCH 12th 9.45 a.m.Church School, 10.00 a.m, Pastor\u2019s Training Class for Church Membership, 11.00 a.m.A Song of Praise - to The Great Creator.7.30 p.m Mountain Top \u201cEx eriences - with The Master.Preacher: T.W.Jones, at both era A HEARTY WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO ALL ! Dominion-Douglas - Church Westmount, Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D, SUNDAY, MARCH 12th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Transfiguration\u2019, Dr.Lloyd Smith.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cWild Man Tamed\u201d.8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union, Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 10! Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Gront, B.A., Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.; Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 12th 11.00 a.m.\u201cChristianity Foursquare.\u201d Rev.J.G.Stones, of Main Memorial United Church.7.30 p.m.\u201cPilate the Judge.\u201d Mr.Grant will speak.10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church School.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Organist and Choirmaster, Phillips Motley, Bs B.A.Mus.Bac., COME AND WORSHIP .Clarke.He will preach again * - ; Dr.Clar P g .re THURSDAY St.James United Church at 7.30.Substance\u201d is the subject of Subject: Substanct.10.00 a.m.Holy Communion and Me- .The Sacrament of the Lord's the Lesson-Sermon to be read in| Golden Text: Ecclesiastes 3:14, I know ditation.463 St.Catherine Street West : 2 ; ; that what God doeth, it : Bupper will be observed on Palm Churches of Christ, Scientist, on hall Teo er dothig can Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennan Sunday.Sunday.be put to it, nor any thing taken ALL VISITORS WELCOME The Golden Text is from Ec- from it.Visiting Minister: # clesiastes 3.14.\u201cI Know that, MELVILLE PRESBYTERI AN ST.STEPHEN'S Rev.B.B.Brown i Westmount Baptist || whatsoever God doeth, it shall be * + for ever; nothing can be put to CHURCH CHURCH SUNDAY.MARCH 12th The services in Westmount Bap- it, nor snyihing taken om a Melville Avenue Dorchester Street 2 Atwater Avenue 11.00 am.Morning Service.Subject: \u2014 tist Church on Sunday will be of Among the citations estmoun Rev.Thos.E, McLennan (Broads unusual interest.The morning Prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol- pov Chas.\u20ac.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.cast over C.B.M.).service will witness the presenta- lowing from the Bible: \u201cThus Minister Rev.A.7.Love, M.A., Rector 11.00 a.m.Sunday School, tion and dedication of a new pul- saith God the Lord.he that creat- 3.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association, pit, together with other church ed the heavens, and stretched them SUNDAY, MARCH 12th THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT 7.30 Em; Evening Service.Subject; _ furnishings, all of which have bebn out; he that spread forth the 11.00 a.m.Public Worship, 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Rev.B.B.Brown (Broadcast provided by anonymous donors.earth, and that which cometh out 2.00 p.m.Teen Age Bible Class.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.Over C.J.A.D.).The presentation, on behalf of|of it; he that giveth breath unto 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.11.00 am.Morning Prayer.8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.- the donors, will be made by A.730 p.m.Public Worship.~ 7.30 p.m.Evensong, ; ¥ E Smith, secretary of the House Westmount Baptist Oo ESTER A.WOODIX, WÉDNESDAY Mr.Warner Norman, Organist ommittee, an wl e receive Church rganist an olrmaster A oo \u2018 on behalf of the trustees and con- A Nursery for small children is 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.EST P .gregation by George Adam, chair- Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.conducted during the Morning 8.00 p.m.Devotions.Rev.J.W.Kerr.MOUNT ARK Service of Worship.VISITORS WELCOME The John Alexander Johnston, B.A., B.D.man of the Deacons\u2019 Board.(à EMMANUEL Visitors and Friends are Cordially \u201cess HE GaSe | 5% ATES LN ee Minister Welcome a) > i.Trinity Memorial Church To Montreal Truth Centre Arthur Collingwood.chR-C.0- F.T.C.1.St I P byt .she b \"y St.at Marl A Western Ave.st Lansdowne i a .rganist anc oirmaster anie res erian erbrooke .à arlowe Ave.or A : js) ; and Metaphysical Library SUNDAY.MARCH 12th y y Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, ki .A i I 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.11.00 a.m.PRESENTATION AND DEDI- Church Rector Minister: - Si t Guy) WE.6077 CATION SERVICE OF PULPIT ; CL Rev, Howard R.Kunkle, Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D, 5 near Guy - AND NOTHER ps (HURCH FUR Westmount and Victoria Avenues Assistant | Hi - - Nr Tae OS 1 q i ; 8 | 3 SUNDAY.MARCH 12th FUNCTION THE TCE as Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A.Minister THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT SUNDAY.MARCH 12th | : or pository ! Evangelistic! UNDAY, MARCH 12th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.Subject: .§ 8.00 Rm Speaker: Dr.Hubert Squires, Johnston Will Preach, S > [/ t vu: 10.00 am, Junior Sunday School, Con- \u201cThe Cross of Christ \u2014 Foolish.A â Subject : \u201cThe Evolution of 11.00 HURC BIBLE 11.00 am.\u201cWHAT IS MAN THAT ible Cl ness?\u201d Ko Human Mind.\u201d 12 90 a 10 a.m.CHURCH THOU ART MINDFUL OF HIM?\" firmation Class, Bible Class.11.00 a.m Sunday Schoo ! SI Soloist: Mrs.W.A.Fisher.7,30 pan.MISSIONARY FAREWELL 11.15 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 am, Mattine.Preachers Rian 7.30 p.m, Evening Worship.Subject: lg Hi WEDNESDAY, MARCH §th SERVICE \u2014 Mr.Edwin Jones, 3.00 p.m.Bible Class.Heston Pl school phchieving Harmony.\u2019 speak at 3 Le 2.00 p.m.Speaker: Dr.Margaret D.Binion These Rew Misstoarios 7.30 p.m.THERE WAS CORN IN| 750 pun.Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 The both Services.LE wards.Will Speak.: EGYPT.Rev.Howard R.Kunkle.8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Society.§ a Service conducted by Dr.Johnston A CORDIAL WELCOME WEDNESDAY Handel\u2019s Messiah will be presented Pa 22.50 p.m.Meditation Daily.TES TEN - 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.with Orchestra accompaniment fn Ni iH DR.MARGARET DAVIES EDWARDS VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED 19 EXTENDED TO VISITORS 8.00 p.m.Evening Service.the, Church on Friday, al Minister and Leader CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M.L.Mus.THURSDAY s C Seott, AS \u201cChor Director: ALL ARE WELCOME Follows Evening Service (McGill), Organist and Choir Director.10.00 am.Holy Communion.O.R, _Gliddon Organist : TEE ss for o The riences r: Dr, ices.>wne D.D.+ Th.D, A.are.\u201d Memo- Bac., hurch Nest ject: am (Broads oclation, ject: \u2014 ble.\u201d roadcast ARK h Subject: Foolish» Subject: peak at pciety.presented ent in iday, Director: SALE! 30% REDUCTION N CAL \u201cARTISTS* OIL COLOURS Limited Quantity PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Nens Metcalfe Ave.) © Clidden Paints © Artists\u2019 Materials ® Picture Framing La Le 2 Pau T CES + + - - 4 THE EXAMINFR, », WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 The Westmount Examiner ~ Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE i We Deliver WE.6889 = 16 FLATS, DUPLEXE 20-8 FOR SALE 28-2 FOR SALE TO LET (General) (General) OIL heated flat, suitable for office L AMPSHADES RS TO RENT and living 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WA.09.H-25 a2 PERSONALS CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Special movies for children's Birthday Parties.Free group photo.WA.56198.H-10 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars P.O.Box 213 Station L, Westmount Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon * * | Christian Science | (Continued from Page 6) cludes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cAs God is substance and man is the divine image and likeness, man should wish for, and in reality has, only the substance of good, the substance of Spirit, not matter.The belief that man has any other substance, or mind, is not spiritual and breaks the First Commandment, Thou shalt have one God, one Mind.The substance, life, intelligence, truth and love which constitute Deity, are reflected by His creation; and when we subordinate the false testimony of the corporeal senses to the facts of Science, we shall see this true likeness and reflection everywhere\u201d, (Pages 301 and 516) * * | Calvary United | * The Service of Worship in cal vary United Church will be held on Sunday at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.The Minister, Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D., will preach at the morning service on the theme \u201cA Song of Praise to The Great Creator\u201d, while at the evening service the theme will be \u201cMountain Top Æxperiences With The Master\u201d.The Pastor's training class for young people who desire to be received.into full membership on Easter Sunday, will be held af 10 am.The Church School will meet at 9.45 a.m, in all departments.Tuesday, March 14th, at 1 p.m.the St.Patrick's Luncheon will be held in the Church Hall.The guest speaker will be Miss A.I.Vail, who will tell the story of her experiences in the British Isles this past year.Guest artists include Mrs.Bardo Gardner, Mrs.Helen Shields and Mrs.C.B.Bresee.Saturday, March 18th, at 2 p.m.Calvary Progress Club will hold a rummage sale in the church hall, the proceeds to be used to send food parcels to families in Britain.Saturday, March 18th, at 3.30 p.m.the C.G.I.T.will sponsor a St.Patrick's Tea in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.Home-cooking and hand-made articles will be on sale, The mid-week groups will meet at their usual hours, Monday, 6.45 p.m.Cubs; Tuesday, 7.30 p.m, Badminton Club; Thursday, 7.30 Mme.Casgrain .(Continued from Page 8) make up the population of Quebec, tolerance should be much easier to become a habit, Mme Casgrain told the students.Religious Tolerance Heeded Religious tolerance is extremely important, the speaker said, and this can be brought about by a better understanding of other religious.As God made everyone equal, no one has the right to force his or her opinions or beliefs on anyone else.We should be willing to listen to the ideas of others who might agree or disagree with us, Mme Casgrain stated.Continuing, Mme Casgrain said that there is too much class snobbery, and there is also a definite fear of anything new.We must be tolerant of new ideas, she said.Understanding Better than War Everyone can do his part in helping to teach tolerance and this especially applies to the youth of to-day, she added.The emminent women's leader stressed that the importance of teaching tolerance through kindness is more beneficial than waging war.If we are to eliminate wars by teaching tolerance, we must start now if humanity is to be saved from another tragedy.The Hi-Y and Menagah members who made up the bulk of the audience greatly enjoyed the talk by Mme Casgrain, and expressed the hope that she would give another address at an early date.C.H.Stephanis Rites Held in Greek Church Christopher Hadgl Stephanis, of III Irvine Avenue, Westmount, died on Wednesday in his 63rd year, He is survived by his wife, the former Grace Ulph.Services were held in Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, corner of Clark and Sherbrooke Streets on Friday, with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.STELCO CHORAL CONCERT The Stelco Choral Group, under the direction of William M.Phipps, will give their second annual concert in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on March 29th, commencing at 8.30 p.m, The choir is\u2019 composed entirely of men and women from the office staff of the Steel Company of Canada Limited and is fast estab- p.m.C.QLT.and Scouts, and Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m, lishing a fine reputation in local musical circles.PAGE SEVEN Authorized Dealer for © General Electric © Connor Washers ® Moffat Ranges ® Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greens Ave.) Expert Radio and Electrical - Repairs WE.2226 - FI.3006 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS &5c BUILDING REPAIRS S.STANDRING \u2014 General car e and repairs.Expert craftsmanehin 14 all lines of carpentry and built in furniture or kitchen cupboards.Call now for free estimates on your spring time repairs.Reasonable prices, Satisfaction gauranteed.EL.7453, H-11 DECORATING PAINTING, carpentry, firs : work, References, 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through their hands and now they have broken in a new young actor who shows great promise.He is a real live monkey with a most important part in the play \u201cToby Tyler\u201d, which is being presented for the first time in Canada by the Children\u2019s Theatre at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon.\u201cMr.Stubbs,\u201d the name given to the monkey by Toby Tyler, does everything but talk and his friendship for Toby and his clever antics will thrill those who see this Children\u2019s Theatre show.\u201cToby Tyler\u201d has been specially adapted for the stage by Claire Tree Major, renowned for her Children's Theatre touring companies, and this play, which toured the United States successfully, has been acclaimed as one of the finest Children's Theatre productions ever presented.Children will thrill to see the lovable circus characters including the fat wo- | man, the thin man, the bareback riders, the midgets, the fortune teller, the clowns, as well as all others in the play.i David Luck will be playing Toby Tyler, the young boy who runs away from home to join the circus.With a cast of over 50 players,\u2014a delightful story which includes singing and dancing, and with that popular \u201cSinging Lady\u201d appearing between acts,\u2014one can look forward to an enjoyable afternoon.EVIL ex brings you WAYNE KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA Every Tues., Thurs.and Sat., 10-10.30 p.m.© RONALD COLEMAN in Radio\u2019s Most Dramatic Half-hour \u201cFAVORITE STORY\u201d Every Wed.10-10.30 p.m.CFCF Presented by the Brewers of BRADING'S ALE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 IN CHILDREN'S THEATRE SHOW.Cast in \u201cToby Tyler,\u201d directed by Dorothy.Davis and Violet Walters, are Sally Rayner as Ella and David Luck as Toby Tyler, with Gloria Wolfe and Corinne Copnick as the two clowns.Fashion Photographer Returns from Tower Isle Sammy Getz, of 4129 Western avenue, a leading fashion photographer, returned Thursday morning from Tower Isle, Jamaica, where he was the official photographer for a show of Canadian summer fashion costumes.Also returning from the two weeks display of Canadian fash- fons, was Betty Hughes-Koren of Montreal, one of the leading fashion consultants in Canada.The beauty of the oid - fashioned blacksmith was that when you brought him your horse to be shod he didn't think of 40 other things that ought to be done to it.Canadian companies produced in 1948, soaps, washing compounds and cleaning preparations to a record value of $67,587,000.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.New Film Boosts Sale of Prize- Winning Novel As a result of the record-break- ing engagements in New York, Washington and Los Angeles of Columba\u2019s film version of the Pulitzer Prize - winning novel, \u201cAll the King's Men\u201d, Grosset and Dunlap, publishers of the re-print edition, report that book shops in those cities are completely sold out of copies of the book.Even display pieces set up in the various stores were dismantled in order to meet the increased demand, and the publishing house has already placed a special printing order to cover not only requests from those cities but from the expected rush of oders from the 57 cities in which the N.Y.Film Critics Award winner will open with in the next few weeks.Two Excellent Features Sunday At the Westmount \u201cA glow of warm satisfaction swept over the audience at the Westmount Theatre, Sunday, as the delightful and amusingly human story of \u201cCome To The Stable\u201d came to life on the screen.It was a sileht tribute to an extraordinary picture and the spontaneous applause which burst forth when the house lights went up augured well for a long and successful engagement for this production, \u2019 Light Hearted Comedy Here is a picture that will tickle your risibilities and at the same time tug at your heart.Clare Boothe Luce turned successfully from her playwriting to fashion a story about two French nuns, who come to -America to erect a much-needed children\u2019s hospital, that will fill everyone who sees it with a renewed faith in humanity.She has leavened this basic theme of faith with lighthearted comedy and human interest touches that lift it far above ordinary film fare.\u201cCome To The Stable\u201d is an experience in the theatre that must not be missed.There is a laugh and a tear in it for every member of the family.Director Henry Koster and Producer Samuel G.Engel never let their screen play become pedantic but \u2018rather directed it unerringly toward the down-to-earth entertainment values with which it abounds.Young and Holm Splendid No better choice.for the two nuns than Loretta Young and Celeste Holm could have been made.The large supporting cast is headed by Dorothy Patrick, Basil Ruysdael, Dooley Wilson, Regis Toomey, Mike Mazurki, Tim Huntley and Virginia Keiley.Second Feature White-hot action mixed with sultry beauty and earthy romance are the ingredients that put \u201cThieves\u2019 Highway,\u201d the accompanying feature, right at the top of the list of satisfying melodramas which has been released lately.Valentina Cortesa, the Italian \u2018star, who makes her American debut in this picture, is certainly an attractive addition to our screen.Her acting is excellent, and well it should be for she starred in 22 Italian films before coming to the United States, and though, in the story, she\u2019s supposed to be a hard, tough customer, disillusioned by life there\u2019s a twinkle in her eye.She has spirit, grace Canadian Play Entered in Drama Festival A three-act play by Canadian authors and with a Canadian scene 's being entered in the Western Quebec Regional Drama Festival by the Trinity Players.This is that drama in the Laurentian Mountains\u2014\u201cJupiter in Retreat\u201d\u2014 by Janét McPhée and Herbert Whittaker which Trinity played to very appreciative audiences early in February.The Festival performance will be given in the Trinity Memorial Hall on March 9th and the cast will differ from that recently seen in only one respect: Ralph Garber will play the part of Joe, the handyman, instead of Griffith Brewer who has prior engagements to meet.Charles Rittenhouse\" will direct instead of Myron Galloway, who is busy elsewhere, Mr.Ritten- house is familiar with \u201cJupiter in Retreat\u201d, as he has been the director of previous performances by other players.Trinity Will Repeat \u201cJupiter in Retreat\u201d Mary Lindsay Kerr will repeat her role of Mrs.Byers and Ralph Marven will again be Professor Gilbert in the Trinity presentation of \u201cJupiter in Retreat\u201d this evee ning at Trinity Memorial Hall as an entry in the Western Quebec Regional .Drama Festival.These players won praise in their roles when the play was performed on the regular Trinity program in February.The part of Joe Byers will be portrayed by Ralph Ga-ber, who was not in the previous Trinity cast but has played the part before under the direction of Mr.Rittenhouse, who is in charge of the Festival production.Frances Lindsay will again play Mrs.Gil bert.Bruce Ledain will repeat his amusing sketch of the French Canadian Iceman, and the cast is completed with Joan Hume phries and Walter Hughes in the smaller roles.MRT AUDITIONS In order to discover what new acting talent is available, the Montreal Repertory Theatre, Inc, will hold an open reading Wednesday at 8 pm.All who are interested in auditioning for MRT are cordially invited to attend this meeting.Auditioners are asked to use their own material.and a glamorous style \u2018that win instant approval from the audience.a a ++ wl th YS A STIAO OO OO DO TODAY and SATURDAY! .\u201cROPE OF SAND\u201d with Burt Lancaster and with Paul Douglas and \u201cEVERYBODY DOES IT\u201d Corinne Calvet, Linda Darnell.TO THE STABLE EE ETH 20.lcenaury-Fox lovingly presents a picture to put a wink in your smile.a twinkle in your tears.a song In your heart! -~ ADDED ATTRACTION ! gL TL AY FETT RETR EL TET PR west + IT a I ; ÉSA - COBB TR LAWRENCE © ROBERT BASSLER PIE Et \u2018 ere ® nadian 1 scens lestern estival \"his is -entian eat\u201d [erbert yed to ; early e will morial e cast cently Ralph f Joe, iriffith ngage- direct » Who Ritten- iter in he di- nances repeat Ralph fessor tation 8 evee [all as Quebec These * roles red on am in vil be , who l'rinity rt be- f Mr, rge of rances s.Gile at his Trench > cast Hume in the it new e, the e, Inc, - Wed- 1 audi- rdially eeting.0 use at win the _\"] WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE\u201d AT MONKLAND THEATRE Cary Grant is the \u201cbride\u201d in this scene from the mad-cap comedy, «] Was a Male War Bride,\u201d which comes to the Monkland on Saturday until Tuesday, and Ann Sheridan reverses the usual custom by carrying him across the threshold.The two stars spent four months in occupied Germany filming scenes for the picture.For your added enjoyment, Twentieth Century encore thrill hit, \u201cJohnny Apollo,\u201d with Tyrone Power and Dorothy Lamour, return In one of the outstanding hits of the past.kkkhhkhkhkhkhkhkhkkhkhk| « e : x direct from x * Hollywood % By JACK HIRSHBERG X22 288288 880888 88 8 8 2 NAME CHANGING HOLLYWOOD, March 9 \u2014 Daily Variety, the trade sheet all Hollywoodians read with their morning Alka-Seltzer, has recently \u2018inaugurated a little feature called \u201cTitle Changes\u201d, In this slot daily are listed the changes made in names of feature films between completion of shooting and eventual release to the public.Hardly a day passes without two or three films hitting this column.Yesterday, for instance, the corner noted Paramount's \u201cAfter Midnight\u201d, an Alan Ladd starring epic, had been retitled \u201cCaptain Carey, U.S.A.\u201d RKO's \u201cBlind Spot\u201d had been switched to \u201cThe Secret Fury\u201d.All this name changing gives¥ rise to wonderment in Hollywood as elsewhere.Studios pour thousands of dollars into exploitation of one name, then switch to another and void their initial investment.Some films have four and five title revamps.Ray Milland\u2019's recent movie, \u201cAlias Nick Beal\u201d was first known as \u201cBeyond Evil\u201d.This was judged-too similar to Alan Ladd\u2019s \u201cBeyond Glory\u201d ,so the name was changed to \u201cDark ANCHESTFHOMAS GOMEZ UNDAY.STARTS Circle\u201d, which soon gave way to \u201cStrange Temptation\u201d.* + * Next, the experts advised a switch to \u201cAlias Nicky Beal\u201d, name of the central character, a reincarnation of old Beelzebub, the devil.And some weeks before release, after long hours of consultation and debate, it was decided to drop the Y from Nicky and make it \u201cAlias Nick Beal\u201d.Meanwhile news columns and radiec commentators had used publicity releases with the varied titles, and most folk anticipated five different films instead of the single one.Another film currently on display, \u201cSong of Surrender\u201d, was successively renamed \u201cAbigail, Dear Heart\u201d, \u201cAbigail\u201d, \u201cNow and Forever\u201d, and finally received the title under which it is now in release, Some title changes are in the interest of better boxoffice magnetism.Producers know from experience that names with a hint of sex, crime, sensation or suspense pay big dividends at the theaters.The right title can mean the difference between profit and loss for a movie.But nobody has ever figured out why the celluloid kingpins don\u2019t settle on a goldplated title first, instead of tossing untold dollars into discard by continuous and tardy switches in name.* * * Of course, the classic story concerns the plans of Paramount Studio some years ago to publicize a Mae West film, \u201cIt Ain't No Sin\u201d, The press agents purchased 100 parrots, locked them in a room with a recording on which a man repeated hour after the film's title, \u201cIt Ain't No Sin\u201d, \u201cIt Ain't No Sin\u201d, \u201cIt Ain't No Sin\u201d, -etc, etc, etc.The publicity boys hoped to place the parrots in strategic spots throughout the city where the \"THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 Education Week Film Featured at Westmount _ Westmount Theatre is having an added attraction for Education Week in Canada, showing at 4.25 and 7.55 p.m.\u201cSight and Sound\u201d, à film on Visual Aids in Education will be seen for the first time on the screen.The screen and radio are being utilized in schools and teachers are helping children to learn about the world around them.Methods used are recorded in this picture, to be showing all week.birds would then squeak out ;continuous credits for the film,.It was a clever gag.But two days before the picture\u2019s scheduled release its name was changed to \u201cI'm No Angel\u201d.Nobody knows what happened to the parrots.% * * : ! TICKERTAPE \u2014 Betting on the Academy Award future book favors \u201cAll The Kings Men\u201d as the year's top film and Olivia de Havilland as best female star.The races for male star may show Broderick Crawford as champ for his work in the former film .\u201cStromboli\u201d\u2019 made back its produc-« tion cost during the first two weeks of its current release, proving the power of publicity, The movie is a bore from start to end and has been banned many places, but the public showed itself a sucker once again .Meanwhile, such excellent films as \u2018The Heiress\u201d find the financial going tough.This seems to indicate movie goers have only themselves to blame for the species of cinema shown in their neighborhood theaters.ADDED TO CAST Albert Dekker, one of Hollywood's top villains, has been signed for a top role in Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cThe Furies,\u201d epic Western currently shooting at Paramount.Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey and PAGE NINE \u201cI Was A Male War Bride\u201d And \u201cJohnny Apollo\u201d at Monkland Cary Grant, who holds the film colony\u2019s undisputed stilt-walking title, didn't get a chance to use the long boards in Twentieth Century- Fox' \u201cI Was A Male War Bride,\u201d coming to the Monkland Theatre.The debonair screen actor, who co-stars with Ann Sheridan in the hilarious comedy romance, found several opportunities during shooting to prove he has never los! his acrobatic prowess, however.It was as a member of Bob Pender\u2019s acrobatic troupe, which used to play sideshows, that Cary got his introduction to show business, as most moviegoers are aware.Although he hasn't played an acrobat since he was 15, he has \u2018| kept in shape by chinning- and by following other exercises he used to limber up with before going on stage.In \u201cI Was A Male War Bride,\u201d Cary plays a French Army officer who is assigned on a joint mis- gion with Ann, traveling in the sidecar of a motorcycle she drives.When at one point, an accident occurs and he tumbles from the speeding vehicle, in true acrobat fashion, Cary cushions the shock by executing a neat barrel-roll.Although his stand-in was a fully - qualified stunt man trained for taking over such hazardous tasks, the star insisted on taking his own film risks, regardless of peril involved.Thus, audiences will see Cary, ag Cary struggling on a railroad crossing gate which rises with him clinging to it, and being flung from a ten-foot-high window in a German inn because of his belief that \u2018folks pay good money to see Grant take the rough with, the smooth, and by golly, take it he shall.\u201d .As for the stilts, the acrobat turned actor keeps them around his dressing room on all his pic- Walter Huston head the cast.tures, just for luck.20th Century Encores with that outstanding thrill hit, \u201cJohnny Apollo\u201d, starring Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour and Edward Are nold.ÜP-TO-THE-MINUTE World Ë Local News - © @ by your @P* + CARLINGS Red Ce REPORTER MONDAY to SATURDAY 63° LE 20.02 N ad 2d CHILDREN'S THEATRE presents \u201cTOBY TYLER\" A BIG CIRCUS SHOW THIS SATURDAY AT VICTORIA HALL *All seats reserved $1.25 and .70c at LINDSAY'S Cor.St.Catherine and Peel Streets TYRONE POWER 20th Century Fox Encore Thrill Mit! JOHNNY APOLL EDWARD ARNOLD FIRST RUN NEWS \u2014 CARTOON LLOYD NOLAN DOROTHY LAMOUR Starting SATURDAY until Tuesday Showing TODAY! Also \"Top O' The Last \"In The Good Old Summer Time\" Color by TECHNICOLOR Morning\" MONKLAND - GIROUARD DE.9711 * la x \u2014\u2014\u2014 1 \u2014 ER.0 reference = x= WAGE TEN > Mr.and Mrs.Earnest F.Mount, Kensington Ave.returne@ home Bunday, after an extended trip to the West Coast.Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Franke, 4326 Westmount Avenue, returned last weekend from a six weeks\u2019 stay at Fort Lauderdale, Florida.Mrs.R.E.Wagar, President of the newly formed Branch of the Canadian Association of Consumers, composed of members of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Qub, entertained members and friends at a tea on March 2, at her home, 4547 Kensington avenue.The guest of honor was Madame H.Vautelet, C.B.E, President of the Quebec English Branct and National Vice-Presi- dent of the Canadian Association of Consumers.She was accompanied by Mrs.J.W, Perks, Pres- fdent of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club.Mrs.W.M.Hick and Mrs.F.W.Bishop presided over the teatable, which was tastefully arranged with .spring flowers.Sherbrocke &Mountain Sts ye cial © The Principal, Governors and Staff of Trafalgar School, have issued invitations to a Gymnastic Demonstration to be held on Friday evening, March 17, at eight o'clock, in the Assembly Hall, Miss Sophy Elliott, Arlington avenue, artist and lecturer, is to speak at St.Columba on Friday, March 24, at 8 p.m., on \u201cCanada\u2019s Wilderness Chatelaines\u201d.Special slides from the Archives at Ottawa will be shown, also by request an exhibit of Miss Elliott's own paintings.ENGAGEMENT.Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay E, Kilgal- len announce the engagement of their daughter, Beverly Marion, to Mr.Keith MacNaughton Smith, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Burr Smith, of Notre Dame de Grace.The marriage has been arranged to take place April 8, at Calvary United Church, Westmount.The bride-elect is a graduate of the School of Physiotherapy, McGill University.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Dillon, of New York and La Marque, Tex, announce the engagement of Mr.Dillon's sister, Miss Beatrice Dillon, of 161 West Seventy-seventh Street, daughter of the late Dr.and Mrs.Charles Dillon of New York, to Dr.John Craig Locke, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Francis Locke, of Westmount.The engagement is announced of Alice Morgan, daughter of the late Howard H.Patch and of Mrs.Patch, of Westmount, to Mr.Frederick Eveleigh Swift, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Swift, of West- mount.The marriage has been arranged to take place quietly in April.P ersona THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 mgagements \u2014 ~ RN Married Saturday Afternoon Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Norman Roasi, who were married Saturday afternoon, in Wesley Unjted Church.The bride, formerly Miss Elinor Louise Tait, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Irving Tait, of Notre Dame de Grace, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.Harold J.Roast, of Westmount, and of the late Mrs.Roast.DRESSES \u2014SUITS \u2014COATS BLOUSES Fur Jackets & Capes Ultra-smart styles in Muskrat, Mole and Kidskin, Beautifully made in Spring's newest shades, AT SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES e e ® e e Millinery A lovely selection of glamorous new Spring hats, all New York Styled to top off your spring wardrobe.Modestly priced from $10.00-$25.00 Dresses Glamorous Spring styles in all the latest materials and newest shades .and all so modestly priced.Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown Juniors Misses Women h à rlotte Gowns 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY FL 7773 MME À.CourvAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 Lelong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT ROAST - TAIT Wesley United Church, decorated for the occasion with snapdragons and stocks was the scene of a wedding Saturday afternoon, when Elinor Louise, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.I.R.Tait, of Notre Dame de Grace, became the bride of Mr.Kenneth Norman Roast, son of Mr.Harold J.Roast and of the late Mrs.Gertrude Roast, of Westmount.Rev.Norman A.McMurray performed the three o'clock ceremony with Mr.John Cook at the organ.Mr.Tait gave his daughter in marriage.She was attended by Mrs.John K.Palmer, as matron of honor, with Miss Mary Watson and Miss Winnifred Roast, sister of the bridegroonf, as bridesmaids.The best man was Mr.Howard Lambe, the ushers being: Mr.Leslie Tait, the bride's brother; Mr.Fred Roast, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr.Gordon Shet- ler.The bride wore a long-sleeved gown of Chantilly lace over satin, the low neck of the fitted bodice offset with a Queen Anne collar, the fullness in the skirt flowing into a long train.An orange blossom halo held in place her fingertip veil, while pale yellow carnations and bluebells composed her cascade bouquet.The three attendants wore original floor-length frocks of tissue faille, with brown lace headdresses having short brown veils to match their lace mitts, They carried colonial nosegays.The matron of honor was in spring gold and the others in blue.Mrs.Tait, the bride\u2019s mother, wore a floor-length gown of silver blue crepe with crushed ; raspberry accessories and a camellia corsage cluster.Following a reception at the Ritz-Carlton, where snapdragons and carnations were arranged, the bride's table being adorned with pink roses, the newly married couple left for Quebec and Lake Beauport on their wedding trip.The bride wore for travelling a suit of silver grey English worsted and a toning hat, with brown seal fur coat and brown accessories.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Nor- man Roast will make their home in Montreal.Mrs.C.Brauer, of San Diego, Cal., sister of the bridegroom, was a guest at the wedding.The bride is a graduate of Sir George Williams College.Calvary W.A.to Hold St.Patrick Luncheon The Women\u2019s Association of Calvary United Church, Greene and Dorchester, is holding a St.Patrick's Luncheon, in the church hall, Tuesday, at 1 p.m.The conveners will be Mrs.G.Fowler and Mrs.Steve.The speaker will be Miss Anne Vail, and the artists will be Mrs.B.Gardner and Mrs.Shields, with Mrs.Bresee as accompanist.Mrs.G.L, Fowler is in charge of reservations, A score is a copy of a musical composition in which\u2019 all the parts are shown.Mr, and Mrs.George T.Porter have moved from 1687 Sherbrooke Street West, and have taken up residence in the Travancore Aparts ments, 1620 Cedar Avenue.APPROACHING MARRIAGE At the marriage of Frances Obelyn, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs, William Greenlees, of Westmount, to Mr.Paul Henri Taschereau-Panet, son of the late Louis Taschereau-Panet and of Mra.Taschereau-Panet, of Monte real, which has been arranged to take place on Friday morning, March: 17, at ten o\u2019clock, in the sacristy of the Church of the Age cengion of Our Lord, Westmount, the bride will be attended by Miss Eileen Donnelly as maid of honor.Mr.Leo Taschereau-Panet will act as best man for his brother, and Mr.Desmond Endicott will usher.Following the ceremony a recèp= tion will be held at the residence of the bride's parents, 344 Lanse downe Avenue.The marriage of Judith Lyle, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Leslie McCrae, of Westmount, to Mr.John Paterson Dougherty, son of Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Charles Dougherty of Westmount, has been arranged to take place quiet ly on Thursday afternoon, March 16, at half-past four o'clock, at the residence of the bride's parents 804 Upper Lansdowne Avenue.The Rev.J.D.McCrae, uncle -of the bride, will officiate, The bride will be unattended and Mr.Frank Pope will act as best man for Mr.Dougherty.: : Following the ceremony a reception will be held.WEDDING FITCH-SNOW The marriage of Beverly Sandra, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Louis Snow, of Bridgeport, Conn.to Mr.Joshua Fitch, son: of Mr.CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 4 DAY SPECIAL | Spring Skiing Offer | COMPLETE 1 OLYMPIC SWEATER 1545 Mountain St.Yes MA.2533 FRIDAY - SATURDAY - Original 3-PIECE for $ 5 00 Value ENSEMBLE 4 $140.00 1 PAIR MARIUS ERIKSEN STREAMLINE SKIS 1 WOOL GABARDINE SKi SUIT Ensemb'e Can Be Broken For Separate Values MONDAY - TUESDAY rerly Mrs, nn, Pare Louis Fitch, K.C,, and Mrs.Fitch, of Westmount, took place recently in Bridgeport, Rabbi Harry Nelson officiating.Mr.Snow gave his daughter in marriage.She wore a gown of white crepe with tulle veil, her flowers being orchids.Miss Naomi Fitch was maid of honor and the best man was Mr, Paul Cahn, - Mrs.Snow, the bride's mother, gowned in cocoa crepe, wore a hat and corsage spray of orchids while Mrs.Fitch, mother of the bridegroom, was wearing brown lace, with a brown and blue hat and a cluster of orchids at the corsage.The reception was.held at the Barnum Hotel, after which Mr.and Mrs.Joshua Fitch left for Bermuda on their wedding trip.| For travelling the bride wore navy blue with touches of white.The éouple will reside in Shawinigan Falls.Montrealers, besides the bridegroom\u2019s parents, at the wedding were: Mr.and Mrs.Ben Bernstein, Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Bernstein, Mr.Fred Kahn and Mr.Micah Bernstein.JARVIS-MICKLES The marriage of Mrs.Liette Mickles, of New York, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Leopold Fortier, of Westmount, to Mr.W.H.Reginald Jarvis, of New York, son of the late W.Charles Jarvis and of Mrs.Jarvis, of Fort William, and Ottawa, Ont, took place quietly recently at the Brick Church, Park avenue and 92nd street, New York.Following the ceremony a small Anformal reception was held at the residence of the bridegroom.Following a short wedding trip to White Sulphur Springs, Mr.and Mrs.Jarvis will reside at 1120 Park avenue.\u201cThe out of town guests included Mr.and Mrs.Jack N.Baird, brother-in-law and sister of the bride; Mr.and Mrs.A.Murray Chipman, Brig.and Mrs.D.King- don Black and Mrs.H.F., Chase, of Montreal and Mr.and Mrs.Alex Graydon, of London, Ont.Mrs.Mickles\u2019 first marriage to Lovell Grant Mickles, jr., of Montreal, terminated in divorce in 1937.The former wife of Mr.Jarvis, Margaret Biddulph Scatcherd, died in 1946.Mrs.Mickles has been associated with Gourmet Magazine \u201c since her arrival in New York three years ago.Mr.Jarvis is New York resident partner of McLeod, Young, Weir and Company Ltd.of Toronto, and for some\" years has made his headquarters with The First Boston Corporation.MORRISON - McMILLAN The marriage of Miss Jean Mc- Millan, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R.Harvie McMillan, of Jacquet River, N.B, to Mr.H.Edgar Morrison, son of the late John Morrison and of Mrs.M.K.Morrison, of Westmount, took place recently in Trinity Memorial Church, Canon R.Kenneth Nay- lor officiating.\u2019 Mr.T.Stewart McMillan gave his sister in marriage.Miss Dorothy Doyle, of New York, was maid of honor, with Miss Char- Doc TRAINING SPRING CLASS STARTS IN MID-MARCH Teach your dog obedience and good manners CALL MRS.CASGRAIN FI.1772 HE.3945 TUTTTLTVTVT Are You Entertaining?WE RENT 4 4 Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, 4 Coat Racks and Linen.4 For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755-6 HA, 5543 Reg'de Est\u2019d.1919 6220 Decarle Blvd.formerly of Montreal.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 Mr.W.J.Glennon And His Bride Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid J.Glennon, photographed following their recent marriage, which took place quietly in the Domestic Chapel at Loyola College.Mrs.Glennon, formerly Miss Dorothy Ann Overton, is the daughter of the late Mr.F.Tracey Overton, and of Mrs, Overton, of Westmount, and Mr.Glennon is the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Glennon, of Vancouver, B.C, and lotte McMillan, of Ottawa, bridesmaid, and little Miss Betty Jean McMillan, niece of the bride, as flower girl.The best man was Mr.George Anthony, with Mr.David R.Morrison and Mr.Kenneth Sinclair, as ushers.\u2018The bride wore a gown of white satin with tulle veil of fingertip length and carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and freesia.The maid of honor and the bridesmaid were dressed alike in blue taffeta with small caps of the same material, and carried colonial bouquets of pink roses.The flower girl, in pink taffeta, carried a nosegay of forget-me- nots and pink roses.Following a reception at the Berkeley Hotel, Mr.and Mrs, H.Edgar Morrison left for a wedding trip to the West Coast, the bride wearing for travelling a pink and blue check cloth suit with navy accessories and an overcoat of tan hopsack with mink choker.The couple will reside in Notre Dame de Grace.Out-of-town guests included Mrs.R.H.McMillan, of Jacquet River, mother of the bride; the Misses I.Hilda and M.Janet Stewart, of Indianapolis; Mrs.ED, Spaulding and Miss Isabelle Spaulding, of Keene, N.H.; Dr.and Mrs.R.A.Copp, of Ottawa, and Mrs.F.H.Copp, of Port Elgin, N.B, Mrs.J.F.Bryant Heads League of Little Flower The sixth annual meeting and election of officers of the Mission League of The Little Flower was held recently at the resl- dence of Mrs.J.F.Bryant, president.The Rev.James Patrick Leonard, S.F.M., Toronto, presiding.The following were elected as officers for 1950.Mrs.E.O.J.F.Bryant, president; Miss Ruth Turner, vice-president; Mrs.M.Johns, corr.sec.; Miss Lillian Ferguson, rec.sec.; Mr.William Sanham, treasurer; Miss Ruth Turner, bridge convener; Mrs.M.Johns and Miss Monica McFee, joint ticket conveners.The Rev.Father Leonard announced that the League's sixth annual Scarboro Night would be held Wednesday evening May 3 at St.Michael's parish hall.- ele - PA MacDonald, hon, president; Mrs.Speirs - Miller Studios Inaugurate New Series Of Fashion Showings First of a series of fashion shows to be held monthly at the Speirs-Miller Dance Studios, took Speirs-Miller Dance Studios took the pupils, prospective models, displayed the latest spring creations.The young ladies looked particularly well groomed, and performed with the grace and charm of professional models.These lovely girls showed the assurance aml poise which speaks well for the meticulous training they have had.To be commended is the Speirs-Miller Studios\u2019 new set-up which gave the models such an opportunity to score, the long run-way coming down from the new make-up and dressing room being a master stroke of showmanship.Betty Speirs made an excellent Mistress of Ceremonies, assisted by Grace Speyer who also supplied the attractive gowns, The young ladies taking part were Joyce Doughty, Madeleine Meunier, Barbara Kokoba, Carol Forrest, Urmilla Gaydeen, Jacqueline Lacoste, Therese Comeau, Hazel Gibson, Stella Pilon, Maureen Cassidy, Ann Wellesford, Alice Milne, Joyce Carter, Sally Greenberg, with Christine Kenny assisting.* Pauline Harvey says.\u201c CARAMEL ROLLS\" made with FIVE ROSES FLOUR 2 cups sifted Five Roses Flour 3{ cup milk 3 tspns.baking powder 34 tspn.salt 4 tbspns.shortening Sift flour, baking powder and salt together, Cut shortening into flour to consistency of meal.Add milk to make a soft dough.Turn onto a floured board and knead for 2 seconds.Roll out in a rectangular sheet, approximately }4 inch thick.Spread with butter, brown sugar and cinnamon.Roll up jelly fashion.Cut in slices 84 inch thick.Place cach slice in m cup has 1 tspn.butter, 1 tspn.brown sugar and 34 tspn.water.Bake in hot oven 425 deg.F.for 15 minutes.Makes 18 rolls.FIVE ROSES FLOUR PAGE ELEVEN B'nai B'rith Essay Contest For Ninth Grade Pupils Only As part of their community service, the B'nai B'rith Women, Laurentian Chapter No, 520, are sponsoring an essay contest for ninth grade pupils, Essays must reach the Essay Committee before March 25.Since World War II, the B'nai B'rith Women point out, Canada has had a great influx of immigration, These newcomers have come from various countries, leaving kx behind some of their.customs, culture, language and hardships, and are becoming good Canadian citizens, The B'nai B'rith Women feel there is much scope for essay writers on this subject.Angles to be featured could include \u201cWhat contributions have these New Canadians brought to Canada?How can we, the Canadian people, best serve them, understand them, and \u2018rehabilitate them into our way of life?Rules of Contest 1.The essays must be written on the topic \u2014 NEW CANADIANS.2.Contestants must be enrolled in Grade IX in any school on the Island of Montreal.3.Essay is not to exceed 1500 words.4.Essay is to be written in English, in ink, on paper approximately 834 by 11 inches.5.Essays are to bear a pen name ONLY.An additional sheet of paper is to be enclosed showing name, address, age, pen name, classroom and name of school.6.All esays are to be mailed to Essay Committee, Box 23, Outremont, not later than March 25, 1950.7.Essay is to be judged on subject matter, originality, neatness and grammar.8.Prizes are as follows: 1st prize, $25.00; 2nd prize, $15.00; 3rd prize, $10.00; 4th, 6th, 6th, 7th and 8th prize, $5.00 each.9.This.committee reserves the right to print any essays in booklet form.Judges are Captain and Mrs.(Continued on Page 12) SPRING HATS Lush and lovely with flowers and lacy straw.Come in and choose a hat that will add the crowning touch to your New Easter ensemble.Featuring the Famous Mallory Hats Moderately Priced MISS M.BYRNE MILLINER 4170 St.Catherine St.West (Near Greene Ave.) FlItzroy 2868 Walter J.Cross, M.S.S.Ch.School of Surgical Chiropody London, England FOOT TREATMENT Madeleine Atkinson, M.Ch.S.Office open daily for the treatment of general foot disorders Evening, Saturday, and home treatment appointments taken Standard and Corrective Footwear for Children 4930 Sherbrooke Street West Under Miss Brown's Dry Cleaning Service College of Chiropody Glasgow, Scotiand EL.2321 March 6th, 1950.; Hairdressing and Miss hbillian Herring Wishes to announce that MISS EVA LABELLE formerly of LaFrance Beauty Parlor will be at her shop on and after Specializing in Cold Waves and all other branches of 394 VICTORIA AVENUE Beauty Culture.APPOINTMENTS EL.7070 .are superb! 34 cup butter 1 tspn.cinnamon Fouts Shp 34 cup brown sugar 1h, Five Roses Kitchen P.O.Box 6400, Montreal, P.Q.n tin in which each for all-purpose baking 0 2 re rs eo mage PAGE TWELVE \u201cMi\u201d Legion Aux.Whist Ladies Auxiliary Remembrance Branch (Que.75) Canadian Legion is holding a Military whist in St.Matthias Church Hall on March 23 at 8 p.m.There will be table and door prizes.Refreshments will be served, Silver Cress The monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Women of Canada, Montreal Chapter, will be held Tuesday evening in Victoria Hall at 8.15 o\u2019clock.Refreshments will be served.Any women wearing a Silver Cross and wishing to join the Montreal Chapter will be made welcome, \u2019 + SHAMROCKS Also other potted plants and cut flowers PINKERTON'S Flowers Limited 5127 Sherbrooke West (Between Grey & Vendome) DE.1179 Greenhouses af Rosemere \u2014 9, The Women Kealm © Business Meeting The Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will hold a business meeting on Friday, March 17, at 2:30 p.m., in Victoria Hall.St.Andrews W.A.The Women\u2019s Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m., for business and sewing.À The tea hostess will be Mrs.G.B.Cayford and the ladies of No.12 group.Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will hold a meeting at the home of the chairman, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Wednesday, March 22, at 10:00 a.m., for the purpose of preparing the slate of officers for the 1950-51 season.Local Council The regular monthly meeting of the Local Council of Women, of Montreal, will be held at 2 p.m.Wednesday, in the Allan Shatford Memorial Hall, 1439 St.Catherine street west.This will be followed by the annual meeting at 2:30.Miss Esther Kerry, president, will report generally on the year's activities after which chairmen of committees will report on the committee projects, Election of officers for 1950- 1951 will take place.Hostesses for tea will be the Montreal Day Nursery.HUBERT 1226 BISHOP 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So As To Arrive In Time For Easter You choose the contents to | the recipient from our choice stock.DEADLINE MARCH 10th 1218 Stanley Street Behind Windsor Hotel Ue @lde English Cheese LA.9932 CI03I0\u20ac 3030 \u2014O\u20ac DOC > 1502 St.Catherine St.W.Room 112 OCS OCC DOT DOC TOC DOCSSO With Our New Fashion Arrivals FEATURING JACKET FROCKS AND ONE-PIECE DRESSES | PRINTED AND PLAINS Half-Sizes and Regular Sizes FLANNEL SKIRTS, PLEATED AND GORED IN SIZES 12 TO 20 Ann Macleod GOWNS, SUITS and COATS Fl.9774 OCD OCT O OCT OOCCT OO D000 I0C OC SoCo OOOO OID THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 4 Board Meeting The Board of Management of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, at 2:30 p.m., in Victoria Hall, Melville Ladies\u2019 Aid The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet in the church hall Monday, at 3 pm, when Mrs.Harrison will speak briefly on the work of the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.All are cordially invited to attend.Homoeopathic W.A.The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m, in the A.R.Griffiths Memorial Hall.The guest speaker will be Mrs.Ernest Walford, her topic being \u201cEchoes Of My Trip Abroad.\u201d Refreshments will be served.Ottawa Trip Members of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will take a trip to Ottawa March 21, where they will be thee guests of Fred.P.Whitman, M.P., for the day.Members wishing to go, please advise Mrs.K.E.Norris who is in charge of the trip.All members may signify their intention of going, but preference will be given to those who have not been before, should there be too many, as- the number is limited.Homeopathic Aux.Program For 1950 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Montreal Homoeopathic Hospital announce the following activities for 1950: March 15: Business meeting.The guest speaker will be Mrs.A.Ernest Walford who will describe\u2019 the highlights of her trip to Europe last summer.April 19: Business meeting and tour of hospital, with Mr.Walters Hatch as narrator.April 25: Annual spring bridge to be held in Trinity Memorial Hall at 2.30 p.m., Mrs.C.8S, Smith and Mrs.C.N.Knowles conveners.May 17: Closing tea and one-act play to be presented by the West- mount Women's Club drama group.The executive committee will be hostesses for this event.September 13: Business meeting.October.Fashior Show to be held at the Normandie Roof, Mount Royal Hotel, Mrs.W.T.Mitchell acting as general convener.November 3: Annual bazaar with Mrs.C.S.Smith and Mrs.C.R.North acting as joint conveners.\u2019 December 13: Christmas Tea.Mrs.À.1.Peterson Convening CWL Bridge In order to raise funds for school bursaries, the Westmount Sub-division of the Catholic Women\u2019s League is to hold its annual bridge on Tuesday, March 21, at 3 p.m, in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall.Mrs.A.I.Peterson is the convener and Mrs.R.L.Hale is in charge of tickets.There will be table and door prizes and tea will be served.B'Nai B'Rith.(Continued from Page 11) J.F.W.Kuhring, local representatives of United Nations Associations in Canada.Prizes will be presented at an open meeting at which the guest speaker will be a prominent member of the Canadian Citizenship Council, Ottawa, Ont.Did you know that .the des- sert spoon is the proper spoon for cereal service?Local Alumnae Elects Officers Holds Spring Fashion Show Lu Mrs.Frederic B, Coppin was elected president of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association at the annual meeting held in Vice toria Hall, Tuesday evening, The annual meeting was followed by &- Spring fashion show and reception.Serving with Mrs.Coppin will be Miss Barbara Baker, first vice-president; Mrs, Eugene Gardner, second vice-president; Mrs.Hilda Smith, treasurer; Miss Janet Falkner, secretary; Mrs.J.S.R.Payne, assistant secretary; Miss Hazel Moore, chairman of the membership committee; Miss Ruby Hopkins, scholarship convener; and the following committee members: Mrs.Geo.W.Hand, Mrs.Lloyd G.Stern, Mrs.E.F.Pelton, Mrs.E.M.Roberts, Miss Joyce Playfair, Miss M.A.Dyke was elected honorary president, and Mrs.Fred Packer is past |: president.Mrs.L.P.Paterson was general convener of the Fashion Show, and Mr.Christopher Ellis, commentator.Mrs.G.Cross Heads James McGill IODE | The tenth annual meeting of the James McGill Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire was held recently in the Mount Royal Hotel.The various reports submitted for the year revealed a very profitable and busy programme.Donations to the various projects of the Order were taken care of; un- der-privileged children received car-fare and clothing to enable them to attend school; one family of nine was given four quarts of milk daily for one month; while three children received lunches every day during the school year.The highlight of the Chapter's efforts was the awarding of the Florence A.Fox Bursary to the value of $100.00 to an eleventh year student of the Montreal High School for Girls.Officers for the ensuing year are as follows: Miss Florence A.Fox, Hon.Regent; Mrs.P.E.Pep- ler, Hon.Vice-Regent; Mrs.Geo.A.Cross, Regent; Mrs.E.Brandt, 1st Vice-Regent; Mrs, Geo.Rat- cliffe, 2nd Vice-Regent; Mrs.J.Shaborda, Secretary; Mrs.Geo.Colquhoun, Treasurer; Mrs.P.E.Pepler, Educational Secretary; Mrs.Wm.MacDonald, Echoes Secretary; Mrs.Roy MacRae, Standard Bearer; Ex-Service Personnel and Post-War Conveners, Mrs.Thos.Stevenson and Mrs.George Ratcliffe; Empire Work in India, Empire Study and Endowment Conveners are to be elected.Mrs.George Cross, Montreal Women\u2019s Club Meeting Will Feature Panel Discussion ~ The Federation of Protestant Women Teachers of the Island of Montreal will conduct a panel discussion at the weekly meeting of the Montreal Women\u2019s Club to be held in Sheraton Hall, Mount Royal Hotel, Monday, at 2.30 p.m.This panel discussion, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Vern Richards, of Mount Royal High School, is entitled, \u201cCanadians \u2014 Spectators or Participants\u201d.Teachers taking part will be Miss Helena Keith, of Lachine High School, who will speak on the \u201cHealth of the Nation\", while Miss Frances Watson, of the Montreal High School for Girls, will con- gider \u201cThe Relationship of the Canadian to the Rest of the World\".Miss Lenore Osborne, of Iona Avenue School, \u2018will discuss \u2018The Cultural Background\u201d.The topic \u201cCitizenship\u201d will be set forth by Miss Jean Pepler, of Bannantyne School, Verdun.The program will be presented under the chairmanship of Mrs.H.G.Hatcher, Home and Education Department.Nickel fixtures respond well to a metal polish or a fine scouring powder, If there is à suspicion of corrosion apply vinegar.President MRS.F.B.COPPIN Sale Of Work Held At Weston School A very successful sale of work was held at Weston School on Friday afternoon, March 3rd, in aid of the \u201cHelping Fund.\u201d Weston adopted a little Polish girl in France three years ago and in addition this \u201cHelping Fund,\u201d has aided many other sick and needy children.Many parents and friends of the girls were present and patronised the following booths: Fancy and Plain Work, Home Cooking, White Elephant, Fish Pond and Ice Cream and soft drinks.Afternoon tea was served by the senior girls of the school.There was a very successful cake, cookie and bread competi tion, judged by a representative from Maitland & Co.and the following ladies won prizes: Mrs, I.Ballantyne, Miss Ella Edwards, Mrs.A.C.S.Chennell, Mrs.J.R.Broad, Mrs.L.D.Hamilton, Mrs.Rosenberg, Miss Terry Shackleton, Mrs.R.Rousseau, and Miss Torrie Orre.These prizes were kindly dos nated by The Montreal Book Room, Philbin & Co.Cliffside Garage and others.Three plays were presented during the afternoon, \u2018The Pied Piper,\u201d Grades VI and VII; \u201cL\u201d Interview, Grades IV and V; scenes from \u201cAs You Like It,\u201d Grades VIII and IX, A display of arts and handcrafts done by girls of Weston School was on exhibition.Did you know that .a luncheon knife is used as a salad knife when head lettuce is served in wedges that need cutting?Whether it's a children's party, a bridge party, bazaar, bridal shower or any type of function «+ « we have all kinds of party favors unusual novelties chinaware kitchenware toys Special prices to Club and Church Groups IDEAL TRADING COMPANY 22 St.James St.W.2 BE.6126 vork | on , in ston 1 in 1 in eedy the ron- ancy dng, and Nat yy k | OU NE\" - Miss E.Flanagan Speaker At NDG Club Charter Luncheon That Canada would have sufficient nurses to carry out its nursing duties provided these nurses were not carrying out non- nursing duties as well, was the opinion expressed by Miss Eileen Flanagan, B.A, R.N,, Director of Nursing at the Montreal Neuro- Jogical Institute, when she addressed the Notre Dame de Grace at the Windsor Hotel.Elaborating further on the foregoing statement, Miss Flanagan continued \u201cWe must realize that there are just so many young women in this country, of the given age, educational qualifications and health necessary for our profession, and it becomes imperative, therefore, that there should be some planned allocation of woman power in our social structure.We must define nursing so that non-nurs- ing duties can be assigned to other workers.\u201d The concept to be developed, she suggested, was that of the nursing team \u2014 graduate nurses, student nurses, nursing aides and orderlies sharing in the care of the sick in properly defined degrees.The training of nursing aides is al- Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless Men, Women : Get New Yim, Vigor, Vitality Say goodbye to these weak, always tired feelings, depression\u201d and Dervousness due to weak, thin blood.Get up feeling fresh, be peppy all day, have lenty of vitality left over by evening.Take Ostrex.tains iron, vitamin Bi, calcium, phosphorus or blood building, body strengthening, stimulation.Invigorates system; 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OUTPOST HOSPITALS \u2014 a chain of 78 Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations is maintained by the Red Cross on Canada\u2019s most isolated frontiers.VETERANS SERVICES \u2014 Your donation to the Red Cross is YOU .remembering the boys for whom V-E day did not bring \u201cpeace\u201d, BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE \u2014 To provide whole blood and plasma to any patient in need of transfusions .without charge, is the aim of the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service.AND IN 1TS MANY OTHER SERVICES \u2014 the Red Cross deserves your \u2018generous support.1% THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY: 5 865 St.Catherine Street East PL.5151 LIMITED 5323 Queen Mary Road QUEEN MARY HARDWARE EL.1129 \"KANDER PAPER STOCK CO.LIMITED 300 McCord Street \u2014 Fl.2482 M.BEAUDET LTD.RADIO AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1733 Notre Dame Street West \u2014 WI.66778 J.A.GAGNON BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR 4864 Sherbrooke Street West \u2014 EL.0838 WESTMOUNT FURS INC.5131 Sherbrooke Street West \u2014 DE.5137 à : Ms EOE Ee ad 2° ESR Sp} Lp rod 3, UU PAGE FOURTEEN THE.EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 \u2014 ._ St.Leo Pucksters On Rampage CIVIL WAR GOLF Alan Ladd, starred in Paramount\u2019s \u201cMontana Rides,\u201d has just started playing golf and revives the oldie that he plays \u201cCivil War golf\u201d .out in 61 and back in 65.tect the lead the rest of the way.Senior \u2018B\u2019 Team Win Four Games In Five Days It looked like some one lit a fire under the Senior B Hockey squad as they racked up a perfect score of four wins in five days.Last Thursday at Lachine Arena, the victory parade started with Lower Canada College going down to a 1 to 0 defeat at the hands of the Academy hockey warriors.Buster Smart, scored the lone goal, 17 seconds after the game started and his mates hung on grimly to pro- \"> On Friday at Verdun Auditorium in a game billed as a fight for second place with Chambly High School, the Academites came through with their colors flying, submerging last year's city Senior Westmount Club Has High Hopes In Golden Gloves Westmount Boxing Club with headquarters at Westmount A.A.A.although only in its second year of operation is fast becoming a club to be reckoned with in local amateur boxing company.With the membership of 40 boys in regular training, 26 juveniles and 12 senior, the club is sure of strong representation in both tournaments this season.The club is coached by Pat Bo- land with Alf Quinn and Chuck Clark assisting.Quinn looks after the training of the youngsters with Clark attending to the managerial duties.Bobby Razzo, a polished boxer and spirited fighter of a few years ago who is staging a comeback this year is one of the club\u2019s main hopes in the Golden Gloves this spring.Razzo is reported showing up well in training and is fully expected by Coach Boland, to beat all comers in the 175 pound open class.George Millar is another Westmount battler who is expected to make a good showing, Miller fights in the welterweight division.John Sullivan who showed great promise in the Juvenile Gloves for the past two years, is slated to move up to senior company and will be seen in the novice bantam class, Sullivan has lots of experience under his belt and should make the best of them hop before the ultimate winner is decided.Tommy Burton, 126, and John Comitini, 112, are others who are expected to carry the Westmount colors to victory while Jimmy Figsby, 90, and Real Gagne, 75, are two youngsters who are strongly fancied to win out in Juvenile Company.Stan English Tops Hit, Miss Basketball Stan English forged into a one- point lead over Randal Brooks Saturday in the intermediate hit- and-miss basketball league at Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.In Saturday's game, Bill Fell and Stan English carried their team to a 24-12 victory.The winners took an early lead in the game and their sharp shooting and superb passing gave them command of the game throughout, In the third quarter the losers, paced by Randal Brooks, made a short comeback, but it was short- lived.The standings to date are as follows: Stan English .23 Randal! Brooks ' 22 Bill Fell .e\u2026svancss 19 Don Sellar 13 Johu Black 13 Charles Ancrum 12 Jim McLeod 11 Roy Smith .ô Hugh Barclay .rreereere 5 Chris Swan .erence 4 DICKER \u2014 When the Romans wire conquering the known world, they bargained with frontier tribes with bales of ten (decuria) hides.\u2018Fram decuria we got dicker.¥B Hockey Champions in a romp by 1 Look Out Below = the score of 8 to 2.Ross Murray emerged from his scoring slump to notch two goals.Neil Walsh also posted two goals.Lennie Mulligan, Buster Smart, Tommy Grant and Tommy St.James netted single counters, John Foy at | centre played an outstanding defensive game and set up two smart | plays that resulted in goals.In the last\u2019of a four game exhibition series with Loyola Senior A Club, the Westmounters hung up another shut-out at the expense of the Collegians by the narrow margin of 1 to 0 in a close check- | ing encounter.This makes three ' shutout wins and one draw for St.Leo's over Loyola.Buster Smart | was again Johnnie on the spot as he slapped Neil Walsh's pass into the twine at the half way mark of the third period.Claude Sawyer was in goals and turned in another perfect performance.Edge Lachine On-Monday at Lachine Arena, a tired but still victory hungry crew edged out a smart Junior La- chine Club 2 to 1 in an exhibition game.This was the first defeat for the fast-stepping Lachine High gang who are at the top of their league.Again it was old reliable, Buster Smart who opened the scoring for the Saints.Richard Goulet notched the winner on a really smart effort.With a league record of nine wins, one loss and two draws, the Academy hockey sextet is riding high and a cinch to engage the formidable \u2018Catholic High team in a post season playoff for the city Senior B hockey crown, SPORT SHORTS Tomorrow morning at Lachine Arena, St.Thomas will supply the opposition for our Senior B hockey team .The regular schedule will close with a ganie at St.Laurent Arena, next Tuesday against Strathcona Academy.Bob Lafontaine scored 12 points in a basketball game last Sunday against Daniel O'Connell .Congratulations are in order to St, Leo's Bantam B Hockey team for annexing the Westmount Bantam B Championship .The Bantam \u201cA\u201d squad, after waltzing through the schedule undefeated in ten games, fell victim to a rather questionable play-off set-up that operates in the Westmount Hockey Leagues.It is an imposition to force an undefeated team, in a post season play-off after undoubtedly proving their superiority over the regular sciedule .Neil Walsh, made a presentation of a new skating outfit to coach Andy McGillis, on behalf of the members of this year's Senior B -Hockey Club.Coach McGillis was extremely pleased with the token of appreciation from his charges .Boxing season will get underway within a weck and as usual a big turnout is anticipated .Ray Lo- sito, drawing lots of favorable comment for steady playing on the Senior B Hockey defence , .No official challenge has been received from the Old Boys for this year's Annual Old Boys Hockey Game.They better make a move | fast, if the game is to be played .St.Leo's will be showing the moving pictures of the Grey Cup Final of last year's Canadian Football Classic.The likely date is :| Thursday, March 16th., .5 © Norway's Petter Hugsted thrills 15,000 jumping 192 feet Filing up 221 points winning the Norge International Ski Meet at Fox River Grove, Ill.The Olympic champion topped a field of 120 from the United States, Europe and Canada.Avenue Stars Hockey Int.Champions Defeat Flyers The fast-skating Avenue Stars proved their superiority in the Westmount Municipal Intermediate Hockey league, last week.In a two out of three series for the R.P.Adams trophy emblematic of the City championship, the Stars defeated the Flyers in two straight games.The first game of the series saw the Stars defeat the Flyers 7-3.In the first period the Stars took a 3-0 lead on goals by Jack McKissock, Earle MacDonald and John Garland.At the end of the second frame the Flyers had shortened the odd sto 4-2, as Allan Bourassa slapped in a brace of goals for the Flyers and Pat Lomasney scored for the Stars.Pat Palmer led off the thira stanza with a goal for the Flyers and brought them within one goal of tying the score, but the Stars came back with three successive goals to put the game away.Stu McCowan, Jack Mc- Kissock and Alan Turner were the Stars goal-getters, The Stars continued their winning ways in the second contest when they came out on top by a 4-1 margin.St= McCowan Scores On a combination play Stu Mc- Cowan took a pass from Alan Turner and Earle MacDonald to score the first goal for the Stars.In the second frame Don McDonald took Allan Bourassa's pass to tie the score.On a neat pass from Earle MacDonald, Harry Wolfe beat Pete Lennon in the Flyers\u2019 nets to score what proved to be the winning goal.In the last frame Earle MacDonald scored two goals to put the game on ice.The HUNTERS AND 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LUNCHEONS DINNER PARTIES AND STAGS 1500 Drummond St.Stars: Turner (Lomasney) Avenue Stars 4 \u2014 Flyers 1 First Period 1.Stars: McCowan (Turner, MacDonald) .6.2.Flyers: McDonald (Bourassa) .4.00 Second Period 3.Stars: Wolfe (MacDonald) .12.00 Third Perlo BE.0458 4.Stars: : MacDonald: (McCowan) 7.00 .rom 5.Stars: MacDonald .13.00 EEO Ms 4 OO dE VM fe a mon oH eH a oS \u2014 TA rd AR oa RNS mp ld 24 buf ud py auf pede PS es MM =e a UE ir 0 0'Connell Cagers Topple St.Leo's, Chambly County \u201cOn Friday afternoon at the N.D.G.Community Hall, D.O.C.Seniors defeated Chambly by the score of 45 to 37.Chambly was an excellent passing team but lacked.finesse around the basket.They had difficulty finding the range until the second half, .Gerald Lane and Joe Layden for D.O.C.played their best basket- Æall so far this season.Lane especially was successful with several long hots.D.O.C.was without the services of Nick Maioni, their high scoring centre, for most of the game after he took a bad fall.+ Chambly: Brown 12, Case 6, Dorion 2, Field 4, Lajoie 2, Lip- trap, Osgoode 8, Thompson 3.D.O.C.: Carson 18, Layden 2, Maioni 4, McGuire 8, O'Sullivan 2, Pedicelli 5, Lane 6.D.O.C.53, St.Leo's 22 - The following Sunday D.O.C.scored an impressive victory over St.Leo's.The N.D.G.squad got away to a remarkably fast start and by the end of the first half were leading 28-12.In the second half Maioni, Gar- son, McGuire and O'Sullivan continued to score from all angles and their combined score being 47 points.The scoring for St.Leo's was mostly a solo effort by R.Lafontaine.St.Leo\u2019s: Burt, Coffee, M, Lafontaine 4, R.Lafontaine 12, Peck- nold 4, Quinlan, Keating, Hall, Smart 2, McVey.D.0.C.: Carson 14, Layden 4, Maioni 17, McGuire 10, O'Sullivan 6, Pedicelli 2, Lane.p.m.(last game).And now, our tale of woe! Cagers Lose to WHHS Last -Friday afternoon at W.H.S.the local basketballers lost a slow, uninteresting game to West Hill by a count of 39-25.Andy Cote and Johnny Reddon were best for Westmount with 12 and six points respectively.Tuesday's Senior A hockey game with Montreal West was originally scheduled for the Forum but changed to Loyola where Westmount bowed to Montreal West by a score of 4-0.On Friday last the local \u201cA\u201d puckmen were completely outclassed by the underdog West Hill at the \u201cSelke House\u201d to the humiliating tune of 5-2.Bob Forrest was - the only goal- getter for W.H.S.with assists by MacDougall and Brow.The Senior B\u2019s Colin Irving was in goals.B\u2019sters Downed In the local Senior B hockey realm, coach D.N.McRae's charges looked very poorly in a game with St.Thomas Aquinas last week, losing 3-1 against a team they easily tied earlier in the season.The only marker for Westmount was banged in by \u201ca chip off the old block,\u201d Jan Sandzelius, off the stick of Fred Hofman.In Saturday's game with Catholic High, the Purple and White - sextet were a fighting squad Westmount Ski Club Sponsoring Slalom Meet At Gabriel Sunday The big event in the Westmount Ski Club's calendar comes up on Saturday when the members will play host at an Invitation Giant Slalom Competition to be held at 2 p.m.on Scott's Slip at Mont Gabriel.This event will be held in conjunction with a competition for the club championships and those members who are not assigned to a team will have their times recorded at the end of the invitation competition.This will probably be the first time in which all classes of amateur racers, both men and women, will be racing in the same competition and it should provide % much experience and fun for those who take part as well as the large number who will be on hand to watch the race.The following clubs are expected to be represented by teams of four skiers, of which the first three Will count for team prizes in each class : JUNIOR GIRLS: Westmount, Morin Heights, Ste.Adele.JUNIOR BOYS: Westmount, Skigulls, Morin Heights.SENIOR LADIES: Westmount, \u2018Penguins, McGill Ladies Ski Club.SENIOR MEN: Westmount, Redbirds, McGill, Totem, Nordik, Falcons, Viking.VETERANS (over 32): West- mount, Redbirds, Junior Board of Trade (J.B.Ski Club).FOUR SENIOR TEAMS Tn the Senior Men's division it is expected that at least three teams will be made up from members of the Westmount Ski Club.The slalom course will be set by Hans Falkner, ski instructor at Mont Gabriel.Officials in charge of the race will be:\u2014Ed.Christmas, Dr.Errol B.Clift, John F.Lewis, R.Hvoslef and T.Pickering.Numbers will be given out at the \u201cDeck\u201d between 1 p.m.and 2 p.m.and the race will commence at 2 p.m.Results and prizes will be given out at Mont Gabriel Club at 5 p.m, All members who are interested in competing are encouraged to enter the club competition, and all who wish to have an enjoyable outing are Invited to be on hand to witness this event.A magnificent view of the race can be obtained from the \u201cDeck\u201d on top of Mont Gabriel.On Sunday morning, March 12th, the Senior Men will be racing on the Redbirds\u2019 Trail at St.Sauveur in the \"Class \u201cC\u201d Downhill and Ladies, Junior Girls and Junior Men will be racing in a Class \u201cC\u201d Slalom race to be held at Val David on Sunday afternoon.Boys Make Racers For Kmsmen's Soap Box Derby Hammers are banging and mechanical intricacies are being calculated in Montreal today, as the City\u2019s Juvenile car-racing enthusiasts prepare for the Kinsmen Coaster Classic in June.The Derby is open to all boys from nine to fifteen years inclusive, To assure that no boy is barred through lack of ability to purchase materials, the committee in charge of the event is allowing boys to be sponsored.Contestants must build their own cars, but the expense of purchasing materials may be borne by a sponsor whose name and color the car will carry in the race.The Kinsmen Club announces that entrance forms with plans and specifications may be obtained by writing to P.O.Box 915, Place: 4\" Armes, \u2018Montreal, , iia Ve : - ) - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 WHS Pucksters Wind Up Season Against West Hill \u201cBy ALLAN SANDZELIUS s Here is the final line-up of games for WHS'ers this season.Senior A hockey: Today vs West Hill at Verdun at 4.00; on Monday vs Montreal High at 4.00 at the Forum (last game).Senior B hockey: Today vs L.C.C, at St.Laurent at 3.15; on Tuesday vs Chambly at Verdun at 4.00.Senior A basketball: Today vs Montreal High at home at 4.00 \\ od.Lei battling valiantly against terrific odds as they held the Brother Paul aggregation to a 7-1 victory.Hofman notched West- mount\u2019s sole tally on a pass from Barnard.- In a Senior A besketball fixture against Strathcona on Tuesday, Reddon led the W.H.S.scoring parade with 19 points as the Westmounters won by a score of 73-51.Warning to Old Boys Get your tickets now, fellahs, to the Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 15th annual banquet and avoid disappointment.The enter- talnment\u2019s great this year with an evening of genial pleasure and good times in score for everyone.The prices have been marked down considerably and the hockey classic is, \u201cof course, free.Those who can\u2019t possibly turn out on this occasion are asked to send along their one-dollar membership fee so that the associa: tion can carry on with its great work of providing scholarships to deserving W.H.S, students as well as its numerous other projects.The number of tickets is limited so it\u2019s \u201cfirst come, first served.\u201d Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs, the two pace setters in the National Hockey League, continued their winning ways during the past week and are heading the pack with 71 and 64 points respectively.New York Rangers and Montreal Canadians are next with 59 points, while Boston Bruins are fifth with 47 and Chicago Black PAGE FIFTEEN Basketball League Starts Next Week The Westmount Municipal Basketball leagues are rounding into shape and should get underway next week.\u2018 There are now seven teams in the Intermediate league with the addition of George Presho\u2019s Ding-Bats and Guy Bonnier's Staynor Five.A Juvenile league has been formed with four teams entering.This.league is for boys under 18 years of age.The teams entered so far are Raymond Beaton\u2019s Trotters, Jim Liddell's Colonials, Fred Tees\u2019 Cardinals and Melvin Reese's Crushers.Six teams have entered the Bantam loop, for boys under 15 years of age.In addition to the Comets, Raiders, Panthers and Eagles, Howard Rosen\u2019s Braves and Don Tinning\u2019s Stars have been added.There is still room for a few more teams in these leagues.If anyone has or forms a team and wishes to enter any of the above leagues, will they please contact the Recreation Supervisors, as soon as possible, at FI.6975.Putters\u2019 Club Enjoy Movies In the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall last Monday night, the Putters\u2019 Social Club enjoyed an evening of movies with some very fine films being shown.Refreshments were served by the committee to round out the evening.For the coming week, an evening of fun has been planned and members may bring a guest.Monday night, 8.00 p.m., Oak Room, Victoria Hall.GIRLS\u2019 BASKETBALL In the last Senior \u201cA\u201d basketball play-offs, West Hill and Verdun girls drew a seven-all tie.West Hill Senior \u201cB\u201d players lost their play-off game to Girls\u2019 High School.Hawks are last with 44.own field, as WANT T0 LEARN.© HOW TO SKI © HOW TO SHOOT and .HANDLE MODERN WEAPONS © HOW TO DRIVE © HOW TO BOX and OTHER SPORTS From Men outstanding in their service to your country.JOIN THE BLACK WATCH (Royal Highland Regiment) - - of Canada APPLY TO THE RECRUITING OFFICE 2067 BLEURY ST.Any Monday from 8.30P.M.to 10.30P.M.You well as do a or FUN OUTDOORS Children need plenty of exercise in the open air all year \u2018round.Don't let the cold weather keep your child indoors.Well bundled up against the cold, your young- \u2018ster will enjoy outdoor play in the frosty weather.And the glow on hig cheeks will testify that it is good for him. x.; 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