The Westmount examiner, 14 avril 1950, vendredi 14 avril 1950

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K RELIEF Of DACHES URALGIA MATIC PAI and OLDS RINE tiseptic Deodoran > -\u2014 89e shape box quality pkins 59¢ Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXI, No, 15 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 PRICE 3 CENTS RMR Brass, Bugle Bands to Receive New Uniforms The Royal Montreal Regiment's Golden Glove tournament on Thursday attracted a large attendance of fight fans, who were treated to some smart boxing.Captain Dave Peebles, coach of the Army Football team, has already started to get his men into shape for the fall season.Any young man interested in playing football and doing a little soldiering as well should apply to Capt.Peebles at the armoury on Tuesday evenings.It is announced by Dave that he is arranging a football night soon, at which the Neil- son film in colour, of the Grey Cup final between Alouettes and Calgary Stampeders will he shown.An open invitation has been extended to all Q.R.F.U.clubs and their friends.C.M.S.Norcott has transferred to the 3rd Div.R.C.A.S.C.at Hillside Avenue, where he will take over the duties of R.S.M.Brig.V.Whitehead, chairman of the New Uniform Fund for the brass and bugle bands, states that he hopes to be able to outfit the bands in the new scarlet dress uniforms before the end of the summer.Major Don MacRae, who has been appointed commandant of this year's Bisley team, has been presented with a red satin huntsman cap by Carling\u2019s Brewery.The major's only regret is that no horse accompanied the cap.=| CHILD'S CONVIC A Floral Para dise In Westmount The colourful profusion of Westmount's annual spring floral display is depicted in the above pictures.Top left shows a banana tree with the fruit slowly ripening in tropical splendor.Top right is a picturesque windmill, with the two lower photos showing the mass of blooms which gives a fairy-like appearance.The scent given off by the many variety of flowers is delightful.Pro-Mayor J.S.B.Pemberton Opens Westmount Spring Flower Display Pro-mayor J.S.B.Pemberton of Westmount said \u201cone of the things which help to offset some of the worrisome matters we have to think about today is flowers\u201d, as he officially opened the City\u2019s annual spring floral display on Wednesday.Mr.Pemberton who was introduced hy alderman R.Panet- Raymond, added \u201cI think the chance of seeing this display is a very wonderful thing.I believe that we in Westmount are doing a fine thing in providing this show.Thousands will see it in the next few weeks and get much pleasure from it.\u201d Civic officials who attended the opening included Mayor J.S.Three Youths Plead Guilty Three teen-aged youths.pleaded guilty of being in possession of burglars\u2019 tools and intending to break in and enter private property before Recorder C.A.Hale of the Westmount Recorder's Court, Tuesday, and were remanded for sentence.According to the Westmount Police Department, Const.A.J.Whiteway caught the three boys, Maurice Dubois, 19, Omer Dumoulin and Norman Gibard, both 18, at the rear of Young's Fruit Market, 4873 Sherbrooke street.west.The addresses of all three were not disclosed.but it is reported they were from the Montreal area.* Cameron with Mrs.Cameron; Alderman and Mrs, R.Panet-Ray- mond; Alderman and Mrs.R.Campbell; Alderman and Mrs.W.A.Kennedy; Alderman and Mrs.J.S.B.Pemberton; P.E, Jarman Westmount City Manager and T.J.Hughes assistant general manager.Guests invited included: Mr.and Mrs.Ross Hutchison; Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Lafontaine; Mr.and Mrs.P.G.Delgado; Mrs.H.S.Jacques, Mrs.J.S.McKeen, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Fenwick, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Viau, Miss C.Owens, Mrs.Passmore, Mrs.Maughan, Mrs.Offer, G.Borlana, Mrs.Jacques Senecal, Mrs.J.M.Fraser, T.Taggart Smyth.E.J.Anderson, superintendent of parks stated to The Examiner that at least 5,000 visited the ex- hibitjon on Saturday, \u201cwhile on mast Sunday it was diffteult to move\\due to the large crowds., t \u2018 Reverses TION QUASHED Judge Cousineau Decision Of Recorder Hale Mr.Justice Philemon Cousineau, at St.Jerome, on Saturday, or= dered the release of an eleven year old Westmount boy, who was sen= tenced to serve five years for theft of a bicycle, by Recorder C.A, Hale of Westmount, in 1948.The proceedings in the appeal of the sentence were reported ig The Examiner of December 23, at which time it was stated that Judge Cousineau had taken the case under advisement, Mr.Justice Cousineau\u2019s order x: came in a judgment handed down on Saturday, maintaining a writ of habeas corpus, presented on the boy's behalf, which charged that the sentence was \u201cirregular, illegal, null and void\u201d.The judgment stated that commitment and sentence of the hoy by Recorder Hale was \u201cillegal, null and void\u201d and \u201cthe boy is unlawfully detained and imprisoned and must be discharged from the said conviction and he is to be released and set at liberty\u201d.The boy who was nine years old at the time of the sentence, was arrested two years ago hy West- mount Police, as he was riding a bicycle owned by Mrs.Ruth A.Reid.The bicycle was valued at $20.He was brought before the Westmount recorder and sentenced to the five year term.He has served one year of the sentence at the Shawbridge school, before petition for a writ of habeas corpus was presented last July to Mr.Justice Cousineau by Mrs.Florence Eugenie Davis, the boy's foster mother.Legal counsel for Mrs.Davis were N.W.Jacobs, K.C., and John E, Crankshaw, K.C., who maintained that the law provided for a maximum sentence of six months for a juvenile offender who steals an article valued under $25.On presentation of the petition the judge ordered the boy to appear in court, and he was subsequently released on $50 bail.The hearing took place last December, at St.Jerome.The facts were reviewed, representations made on behalf of the young offender, and final judgment was handed down Saturday.Since the boy's release on bail, he has been attending a private school in Westmount, and his principal and teachers reported that his progress was \u201cfavorable\u201d.Before his conviction the boy attended King\u2019s School, whose principal George Donald Lessard, testified \u201cinter alia\u2019 as to the boy\u2019s character.The attorneys stressed that under law the prosecution is not entitled to give evidence of a prisoner's bad character unless the prisoner offers evidence to prove his good character, either by examining his own witness, or by questioning the Crown witness.Since the boy had made no defence, nor had he been asked to make a defence, the petition maintained he was deprived of his\u2019 right of full answer and defence to the charge of stealing.Civic Officials Pay Tribute to Thomas Moffitt Members of the Westmount City Council and other civic officials attended the funeral service of Thomas Moffitt, former Police and Fire Department Chief of Westmount, who was buried at the Mount Royal Cemetery yesterday.Mr.Moffitt, who was in hig 91st year, died in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Saturday.He was born in County Fermanagh, Ireland, June 20, 1959, and came to Canada in 1895.Two years later, he joined the Westmount Police Department, and in 1908 was made chief of both the Police and Fire, a position he held until his retirement in 1922.He was a member of the Chief Constables\u2019 Association of Canada, and of the International Police Chiefs\u2019 Association.He was also a member of the West- mount Lodge, AF.& AM.Mr.Moffitt was predeceased by his wife, the former Mary Jane Storey, and is survived by two sons, T.H.Moffitt, assistant treasurer of the C.P.R., Montreal, and F.S.Moffitt, assistant general manager of the Royal Bank of Canada, Montreal; also three daughters: Mrs.D.Mac- Dougall, Winnipeg: Mrs.A.Forester, Vancouver; and Mrs.E.Garrigues, Sea Island, New Jersey.There are also 11 grandchildren and two great-grand- children.This Smells Like Politics \u2014 Or Does It?What happened to the driver of the army garbage truck which was pulled up by Westmount Police some weeks ago for transporting garbage through the City streets without a cover?A resident writes The Examiner asking why he has not seen a report of any prosecution in the case.He also points out that the transporting of garbage in open trucks is prohibited by a City bylaw.4 The Examiner Ji 19 PA de RTS Fes sen mmm ori 4 : .PAGE TWO Y.M.C.A.NOTES A Partners\u2019 Duplicate Bridge .the Bridge Club members and their friends on Monday, April 17, at 8.15 p.m.Jack Hassell of the Mount Royal Bridge Club will be in charge of the proceedings.Registrations for the tournament must be made by tonight, April 14 \u2014 leave your name at the main desk.A Model United Nations Assembly will be held in the Budge Hall of Central YMCA, .1441 Drummond Street, tonight and tomorrow, Apr.14 and 15.The Young Men's Club are representing Poland and will be taking an active part in the debate on the Cold War in tonight's session which starts at 8 p.m.Saturday's session start ¥at 2 and 6.30 p.m.and will include debates on the Internation-7{ Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Services tonight, April 14th, at 8.15.Address by Efraim Rosenzweig, Director, Public Relations, Canadian Jewish Congress and graduate Hebrew Union College.Saturday morning, April 15th, 11.30 a.m., sermoneite by Mr.Boris Berbrier.Memorial Tablet Unveiled At the Friday Eve.Service, on March 31st, a new bronze Memorial Plaque was unveiled in the Temple Sanctuary and consecrated.This Memorial Tablet has been made possible by the generosity of President Hyman Grover and Mrs.Grover.Upon this vablet will be inscribed names of Jear departed and at Yahrzeits 1 light opposite these names will De kindled.Book Lovers Forum The Reverend Angus Cameron will review \u201cThe Horse's Mouth,\u201d by Carey, on Wednesday afternoon, (April 19th, at 2.45, in the Temple Community House, This will mark the fifth session of the Temple Book Lovers\u2019 Forum sponsored by the Sisterhood.Presiding will be Mrs.Maurice Garfinkle.Co- chairmen of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum are: Mrs.George Hollin- ger, Mrs.H.Joshua Stern and Mrs.Maurice Garfinkle.The final review of the season will take place on Wednesday afternoon, May 3rd, with Dr.Stern as the lecturer.Pulpit Honours Among those who assisted with the Torah Services during Sabbath Hagadol and Passover Services were the following: Arthur Pascal, Jack Freedman, Sydney Lithwick, Harold Newman, Hyman Grover, George Hollinger, Jack Carrick, Alfred Bieber, Josef Aron, William Gittes, John Loe- bel, Samuel Paperman and E.T.Garfinkle.Brotherhood Meeting | On Monday evening, April 17th, Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Jur Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing («00 and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 51 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) Tournament will be held among alization of Jerusalem, Communism in the Far East, and discussions on the special groups with- | in the UNO.These meetings will be open to the public.THE SQUARE DANCE CLUB will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m.Part of the evening will be occupied in making arrangements for the Big Barn Dance which is being scheduled for May 13.That's a Saturday night and time for a big frolic, Keep the date in mind\u2014come out on Tuesday and help in the plans.THE BADMINTON CLUB will meet as usual in the Westmount Senior High School on Wednesday evening at 7.30 p.m.and in the \u2018Y' Gym on Friday at 7.30 p.m.There will be no meeting tonight, due to the activities of the West- mount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.THE SO-ED PROGRAM will hold its regular session on Thursday, April 20.In order that members may receive the full instruction in the courses, an extra class will be held for each group.The dancing and golf will he held on April 27, and the tennis will be arranged with the group on April 20.The Rev.E.E.Long, of Fairmount St.Giles United Church, will be the leader of the discussion period on the subject \u201cBefore You Marry\u201d.Rev.Long has had experience in leading discussions on this subject in the past, and it promises to be a very interesting period.The special wind-up program of So-Ed is being combined with the annual meeting and Spring dance which will he held on April 27.THE FRIDAY SOCIAL DANCES will continue next Friday, April 21, after the two-weeks lay-off due to Good Friday and the Westmount Boys' and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.Members and their friends will find these dances to be the place to come and meet with other young people.The time of starting is 9.30.A SPRING DANCE will be held on Thursday, April 27, in the gymnasium of the Westmount YMCA.The dance is being sponsored by the Young Adult Program Council in aid of the YMCA World Service Fund.Paul Beauregard and his \u201cMusic Makers\u201d will be supplying the danceable music, while the members and their friends will be winning prizes and enjoying the novelty numbers.the Temple Brotherhood Board holds a regular meeting under the chairmanship of Nathan Bing.At this time plans will be formulated for the closing meeting of the season.BASEMENT suitable for studio workshop, HAVE YOU AN EMPTY GARAGE, WHY NOT RENT IT TO US?The Potters\u2019 Club urgently requires 1,200 to 1,500 sq.ft.water and toilet facilities.Phone WA.4617.OR SHOP?220 volt elec.wiring, running Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Dereaxed Pearsons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Qesidence: 4357 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 WA.8435 57 St.James St.West THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, Ambassador Apts, Westmount By GEORGE COCHRANE POLITICAL PIFFLE If one can observe the antics of the world's politicians with an air of cool detachment, and even more the antics of their less intelligent underlings, it is possible to derive considerable entertainment with the expenditure of very little money.; .Take for instance the Commies\u2019 Canadian newspaper, not mentioned by name here because I'm told that the Red boys take great delight in using the decadent bourgeoisie's laws to their own advantage.And libel laws have not yet been scratched from the statute books.I bought a copy of the Commie weekly the other day merely to see what type of propaganda they were circulating in this country.Frankly I was a little disappointed.There is a great deal about Soviet Russia's form of government, aims and policies which is without a doubt misunderstood and misrepresented on this continent, particularly at this time when the cold war is at its height.Bu, instead of making an intelligent plea for the sympathy of the Canadian workers, the Commies are filling their publication with the vilest sort of tripe, almost all of it written by people whose education in the niceties of the English language apparently halted somewhere in the vicinity of grade seven.Their hoarse shriekings at Messrs.St.Laurent, Pearson, At- cheson and their cohorts can impress none but the mentally undernourished.And this country is certainly not going to let itself be run by a conglomeration of nincompoops.There are those with superior intelligence in the Communist Party.That fact becomes evident almost every time there is a round-up of Red spies.How these people can stand idly to one side and see one of their chief propaganda media acquire all the vices of a cheap tabloid and a few of its virtues is something which I find difficult to comprehend.ITEMS Along the local scene it is a pleasure to report that hig Tom Earle, he of Chesterfield avenue, celebrated his 23rd birthday in restrained style a couple of Tuesdays back.Large Thomas is still working for the railroad \u201cEvery word that you say out loud uses 72 muscles in your face and throat,\u201d is the word from Dr.Wilfred Funk and Norman Lewis in their \u201c30 Days To a More Powerful Vocabulary\u201d .Westmount's Bob Lord will be trying out for a berth on Robi- taille Motors\u2019 senior fastball squad this spring .Bliss Cart- mel pursuing his studies at Sir George Williams College with renewed energy these days as exam time draws nearer and nearer ., .Harold \u201cBud\u201d Emo, another of the famous Clarement avenue hoys, still toiling as an insurance adjuster and doing right well.William Fish, the Claremont avenue pedagogue who'll be moving May 1, plans to answer the telephone in his new abode with the words, \u201cAquarium, Fish talking.\u201d Figures it'll really wow his callers .John Riley, yet another Claremonter, learning the construction business from the bottom up and doing a bit of painting on the side .Angus Boright in the third year of his science studies at McGill Brother Frenk currently holidaying at Key West, Florida .Jim Macdonald, the St.Leo's FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 Crawford Park Pack in Southern Area played host to Westmount Park Pack on Monday evening of this week in the Old Stone House on Lasalle Blvd.The Westmount Cubs walked into a superbly decorated Den, with the lair covers decorated with pictures of the animals Akela, Baloo and Bagheera.We would advise Cubmasters to drop in for a visit if they would like some ideas.A Council Rock made by Scoutmaster Saunders is the latest piece of equipment which Akela Wilson is very proud of.Tom Netters field led the opening Grand Howl Our Westmount lads seemed to \u201cwhistling while chewing crackers\u201d contest .or should we say out-whistlee More games were followed by a camp fire with Little Beaver and Michelle doing an excellent job in the singsong.One amusing song was that made up by Akela Wilson about Cub Camp MacAuley.The Ladies Auxiliary at Crawford Park then surprised all very pleasantly by providing sandwiches, cakes and soft drinks, all of which disappeared in record time.Tom Netterfield later expressed the sincere thanks of the Westmount boys, and we hope there will be more such inter-Pack meetings, Hard-Times Dance This Saturday evening, starting at 7.30 p.m., the last dance of the season will be held in the Western Area Headquarters on Cote St.Antoine Road, with Don Rodgers as emcee.It will he called a \u201cHard-Times Dance\u201d, and will start at 7.30 for the purpose of giving an hour's lessons in barn- dancing.Scouts and their girl friends are urged to turn out for this last dance of this season .Wear old clothes, such as plaid shirts, blue jeans, etc., , and remember, there\u2019s no charge whatsoever .just bring along your registration card to prove you're a Scout.Here and There Here and There .that covers a lot of ground .last weekend it took us all the way to Toronto to see the Detroit Red Wings make the Toronto Leafs look pretty bad in-the Stanley Cub Hockey finals .Don Rodgers was our company for the trip .We hear Gregory Walker is taking quite a ribbing down at Trinity Memorial over that long list of names he has so suddenly acquired .Darrel Bed- ford and Kay Mitchell were married last Saturday .best of luck .Don\u2019t forget to listen to \u201cScouting on the Air\u201d every Saturday morning \u2018at 9.05 a.m.over CJAD.Plan Rover Moot Ontario Rover Scouts (older Boy Scouts) will be hosts at the first Canadian Rover Moot, now being planned, to be held at Blue Springs, Ont., Aug.31 to Sept.4, 1951.British Scouts In U.S.A patrol of eight King's Scouts will represent Great Britain at the American Bo, Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, next June 30 to July 6.Every Canadian province has been invited to send representatives.In all some 40,- 000 Scouts from 45 countries will attend.Rotary Scholarship Gordon F.Coles, Halifax, N.S., a law student at Dalhousie University, has been awarded a Rotary International Scholarship for post- grad, planning to take up commercial art.Jim is now a married man, lives out on Harvard avenue .Little Tom Armstrong graduates from Sir George Williams College this spring.He has specialized in chemistry .Knute Sorenson becomes a teacher next year.He's now studying education at McGill .If my eyes didn't de.sive you can get a fleeting glimpse of West- mount\u2019's Ann Acer in that John Pratt ski film at the Snowdon .« That film \u201cFrancis\u201d is good for more laughs than the usual Hollywood production.followed by a lively games period, outshine the Verdun boys in the LETTERS to the EDITOR Letters ars reproduced exacily as received as à publie service.The paper does not accept any responsibility for them.7 266 Lansdowne Avenue, Apt.6, Westmount.The Editor, / Westmount Examiner.A Sir: You have no doubt seen the articles which appeared recently in the Montreal Herald.As you can tell from this address, we live right across the street from one of the worst pileg of dirty snow that we have yet seen, It is really a disgrace, but what is worse is that later on when the weather gets warm we will have a filthy smell coming from it.I really think in a City the size of Westmount it is high time some other arrangement is made for dumping snow.Sincerely, Jennie B.Corneille i \u2018The husband, planning the usual vegetable garden faces the discouraging task of trying to match the perfect reasonable facsimiles on his wife's new Easter hat.graduate study in England.Gordon is a former King\u2019s Scout with an outstanding record in the 14th Halifax Troop which, thoughainder age at the time, he kept going during the early war years @s Acting Seoutmaster, ! 1 aux Le BENEFIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION YOUR HOME TOWM PAPER gives you complete, dependable local news.You need to know oll thot is going on where you live.But you live also in @ WORLD where big events are in fhe moking \u2014 events which con mean so much to you, to your job, your home, your future.For constructive reports end interpre= tations of mationol end interno- tional news, there is ne substitute tor THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.Enjoy the benefits of being best infofmed\u2014locally, nationally, internationally \u2014 with your foc poper end The Christian Science Monitor.LISTEN Tuesday nights ever ABC stations te \u201cThe Christian 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(Just west of Greene Ave.) OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS \u2014 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT WE.5908 4 wi.1104 ers who offer to redecorate at far less a price than the neighbourhood painter, but who uses inferior paint and materials, are some of the gyp solicitors one may expect, the bureau states.Tree trimmers who offer to trim your tree at 10 cents a branch, but who can usually find several hundred branches to cut in the space of 15 minutes or so, is another form of pest who should be avoided, The phony maple syrup peddler who actually sells a solution of brown and white sugar is around again, The product is pure, but any housewife could make it in her own kitchen.Westmount is a happy hunting ground for these kind of people, as the impression seems to be that here is a city with plenty of money and full of fall-guys.Putters Club Plan Beetle Game, Monday Next Monday night in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall the Putters Social Club are planning to have a Beetle game.This game has been gaining in popularity so that now it is an event looked forward to every month.- A good turnout is anticipatéd as there are only a few more indoor evenings left before the outdoor putting season starts.PAGE THREE Westmount Couple Killed In Crossing Accident $ The tragic death of a Westmount couple, Mr.and Mrs.George Henry Trenholme, whose automobile was struck by a train at a level crossing at Lachute, on Sunday evening, has shocked their many friends in Westmount.Mr, Trenholme was vice-president of the Guaranteed Pure Milk Company Ltd, and was 47 years of age.He and his wife the former Margaret Kerr Lundon, had resided at 601 Clarke avenue, Westmount, since their marriage in March, 1949.Mrs.Trenholme who was in her 30th year served overseas during the war as an officer in the x\u2014 C.W.A.C., after graduating from McGill University in 1941, with a B.A, Degree.She is survived by her parents, Dr.and Mrs.A.E.Lundon, and one brother, Major R.E.Lun- don, all of Montreal.Mr.Trenholme was the son of the late William H.Trenholme, one-time mayor of Westmount.He ig survived by one brother, James G.Trenholme of Sherbrooke, and two sisters, Mrs.F.R.Findlay and Mrs.W.G.Cuttle, both of Westmount, tracks at the entrance to La- chute.There is no warning bell or gate at the crossing.An Ottawa bound train slows ing down for a stop at the La- chute station struck the auto in the centre and dragged the car about 300 feet along the track.Police reported that Mr.Tren- holme died instantly but Mrs.Trenholme died 30 minutes later in La Providence Hospital, La- chute.The funeral which was largely attended was held from their The unfortunate couple were returning from a visit to their country home at Lost River, a residence, 601 Clarke avenue, community north of Lachute.Westmount, on Tuesday after- The accident occurred at a noon, with interment 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Genuine WELSH ANTHRACITE COAL More Heat - Less Ash Lasts Longer Place your Order NOW to assure Early Delivery Call DExter 1131 Today Authorized Dealer ; HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Backed by thirty years of dependable service 1 U \u2014 a nue von Results Given In \u201cY\u201d Boys-Girls Hobby Show The official closing of the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show will take place at 8.15 P.M.on Saturday, April 15, at the Westmount Y.M.C.A., 4585 Sherbrooke Street West, with Hondrable D.C.Abbott, Minister of Finance, officiating.\u2018 The Show, which has been on since Wednesday evening, has featured all types of hobbies, including swimming meets, gymnastic competitions, checkers, and class tournaments.The Annual Pet Show will take place on Saturday afternoon at 2.15.The results of the exhibits are as follows.ART: Andre Lorin received 1st prize Lyse Lawton received 2nd prize.Specials were awarded to: Ian & Black, Lyse Lawton, Sheila Bruce, Andre Lorin, J.Israel, S.Day, Mac Ito, Rhett Lawson, Joan Morgan, John Bertram, Carolyn Atkinson, Barbara Birns, Merilyn Ross, Firsts were awarded io: Pamela Gould, B.Kerr, Helen Tucker, H.Dearlove, Nancy Dalton, I.Thompson, Peter Usher, Lyse Lawton, R Taylor, Susan Hallet, Merilyn Ross, Maureen Redfern, Barbara Birns, B.Gil- mour, R Hersen, Keith Wilson, Judy Tyner, Andre Lorin, J.Stuart, Heather Munro, Gordon Smith, J.Pinatel.Seconds were awarded to: Maureen Redfern, Nancy Dalton, Lyse Lawton, H.Papachristidis, Andre Lorin, Shei- J.Pinatel, B.Gilmour, B.Kerr, E.Dingman, Bill Foster, Helen Tucker, G.Thompson, M.Sorg, Carolyn Atkinson, Helen Bertram, John Bertram, Therese La- doucer.Third prizes were awarded to: Robin Bedford, Ann Malcolm, M.Redfern, Maxine Stream, B.Gilmour, Glen Small, M.Ross, H.Halbrook, Lyse Lawton, R.Hersen, K Wilson, E.Dingman, N Dalton, N.Forber, E.Chipman, Andre Lorin, V.Kaesthi, Janet Cross, J.Pinatel.CRAFTS Class \u201cA\u201d Specials were given to: Bob Forrest, R.Fletcher.First ribbons were given to: Janet Cross, Peter Haley, Dick Harling, R.Fletcher, Bill Roberts, Bob Forrest, Doug Ackman and Hugh Doull.Seconds were given to: K.Phillips, Lyse Lawton, R.Fletcher, Roy Anderson, P.Usher, D.Ackman.The third prize winners are: Lyse Lawton, Isabel Joseph, Louise Grenier, B.Anderson, B.Sharp, Rhett Lawson.Class \u201cB\u201d: First and Second prizes were both awarded to Byron Woodman.Class \u201cC\u201d: Special prize was awarded to Paul Murphy.First prizes were awarded to: Bois Johanna, P.Murphy, Don Murphy, Jimmy Small.Second prizes were awarded to: Carol Michael, P.Murphy, Ken Thompson, W.Prager, B.Matthews.Third prizes were won ARE RAAMANER, la Bruce, Mac Ito, Merilyn Ross, , WEDI MUUNI, FRIVAL, SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Alee P.Grigg, K.C., a former Westmount Scout and now second vice-president of the B-P Guild of Old Scouts, is on the committee handling the forthcoming Old Scouts Reunion.The third of such events will take place Tuesday, April 25th, at 8 p.m.in the Vies\u2019 Armoury, Cathcart street.Theme of the Reunion is \u201cCamp Night\u201d and all former members of the Boy Scouts Association in Montreal, or anywhere else in the world, are eligible.by: Andre Lawton, D.Murphy, T.Stuart.Class \u201cD\u201d: First prize winners were: W.Stuart, P.Murphy.Second prize winner is: Marjorie Klein.Third prize winner is: Greta Hofman.\u201cEp\u201d.Special prize was given to Don Casey.First prizes were given to Louise Grenier and Bois Leonard.Second prizes were given to M.Ross \u2018 and Judy Bolton.'Thira prizes were given to Gale Mc- Eachern and C.Russell.COLLECTIONS Class \u201cA\u201d: First ribbons were given to: John Hardy, Robin Binmore, Jill Adams, Max Caplin; second rib- man, Joyce Brion, Gordon Allan, Bob Coffey; third ribbons were bons were given to: Evan Monk- man, Joyce Brion, Gordon Allan, Bob Coffey; Third ribbons were Class seti reasonablel guaranteed! ur service is 5362 RADY SERVICE YOUR RADIO FOR THE HOCKEY PLAYOFFS Av | Has your radio lost its \u2018\u2018pep\u201d .« .its new-set performance?If it has, call us \u2014 we'll diagnose your trouble accurately .: .put new \"pep\" into your fast and All work EDWARDS ELECTRIC FORMERLY HODGE BROS.TG ae ave secemment.SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (NEAR PRUD\u2019HOMME) AFNIL 38, io0w |J.L.Mackay, Ex-Seaforth, Dies At Sister\u2019s Residence John Lochrie Mackay died at the home of his sister Miss Margaret Mackay, of 438 Mount Stephen Avenue, Westmount, on Friday.His wife, the former Minnie his 66th year and had served in the Seaforth Highlanders, The funeral, which was private, was held from the Chapel of Jos.Wray & Bro., Mountain Street, on Monday.- : Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.given to Peter Derni and Bob Coffey.Class \u201cB\u201d: First .ribbons were given to Bruce Anderson and Ellen Adams.Second ribbon was given to Evan Monkman.Third ribbon was given to Colin Aykroyd.Class \u201cC\u201d: First ribbons were given to the 7 and 8 year olds of St.George\u2019s School and Mimi Cooper.Second ribbon was given to Mimi Cooper.Class \u201cD\u201d: First ribbons were given to: Michael Usher, David Lank, Carol Reaper; second ribbons were given to Rhett Lawson, Brian Wilson, Stephen Dorsey; third ribbons were given to Donald Murphy, Hamilton Slesser, Elo- nor Bowles.Class \u201cE\u201d: Special ribbon was given to Merilyn Ross.First ribbons were given to Laurie Bennet, Heather McRae, Merilyn Ross, Judy Liersch.Second ribbons were given to: Laurie Bennet, Nancy Willis, Martha McDougall, Priscilla Sargent.Third ribbons were given to: Peter Cundill, Elsie Bertram, Wendy Wrigler.HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE Class \u201cA\u201d: Special ribbon was given to Audrey Ohman.First ribbons were given to Lyse Lawton, Joyce Bremner, Audrey Ohman, Audrey Bremner, Noela Meddes.Second ribbons were given to: Peggy MacRae, Sheila MacCal- lum, Janet Cross, Ann Pow.Third ribbons were given to Cairine Gilmour, Jane Harper, Warren Laing.Class \u201cB\u2019: Special ribbon was given to: Aphrodite Christie.First ribbon was given to Aphrodite Christie.Second ribbon was given to Irene Droste.Third ribbon was given to Joan Adams.Class \u201cC\u201d: Special ribbon was given to Joan Adams.First ribbons were given to Joyce Bremner, Judy Sieasch; second ribbons were given to Elizabeth Coffey, Joan Adams; third ribbon was given to Merilyn Ross.Class \u201cD\u201d: First ribbons were given to Anne Young, Nancy Willis; second ribbons were given to Joan Adams, Hollig McCraig; third ribbon was given to Gail Mec- Eachern.Class \u201cE\u201d: First was given to Heather Holland; second ribbon was given to Elizabeth Coffey; third ribbon was given to Martha McDougall, Literature: Special ribbons were given to John Gilmour, J.Bertram, Greta Hofman.First ribbons were given to Pat Scarf, Wisenthal; second ribbons were given to Lyse Law- ton, Wright; Third ribbons were given to M.Strean, I.Droste.Penmanship: Special ribbons were given to James Leary, Micaela Brown.First ribbons were given to James Legary, Micaela Brown.First ribbons were given to Maxine Strean, John Gilmour.Second ribbons were given to Elben Adams, Joyce Binson.Third ribbons were given to Mimi Cooper, G.Copland.Photography: - Special ribbon was given to Ross Delo.First ribbon was given to Allan Gordon.Second ribbon was given to Allan Gordon.Third ribbon was given to Ross Delo.Smith, predeceased him.He was in: New Recipes For Favorite Snack Fare We've had so many letters aske ing for recipes for \u2018chewy\u2019 cooke ies that we are devoting this ene tire column to cookies of this type.Any one of them will be a welcome addition to family fare\u2014 -especially for the crowd which convenes for after - school lunch or a bedtime snack.Nut Crunchies (Illustrated) 1 1-2 cups sifted enriched flour \"1-2 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon salt 1-2 cup shortening 1-2 cup brown sugar 1-4 cup granulated sugar 1 egg 1-2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1-2 cup chopped nuts 1-2 cup chopped raisins Sift together flour, soda, and salt.Cream together shortening and sugars until light ana fluffy, Add egg and vanilla extract.Beat well._ Add flour mixture to creamed mixture, Mix well.Fold in nuts and raisins.Drop by teaspoonfuls on ungreased baking sheets.Bake in moderate oven 10 minutes.Makes about 5 dozen cookies.Fig Bars 1 cup dried figs 1 1-2 cups sifted enriched flour 1-2 teaspoon baking powder 1-2 teaspoon soda 1-2 teaspoon salt.2 eggs, separated 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1-2 cup buttermilk or sour milk 1-2 cup chopped nuts Pour boiling water over figs and let stand 10 minutes.Drain.Cut off stems.Cut figs in small pieces, Sift together flour, baking powder, soda and salt, Beat egg yolks.Add sugar gradually, beating until light.Add vanilla extract, Add flour mixture to egg mixture alternately with buttermilk or sour milk.Fold in figs and nuts.Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.Spread in greased pan, 8x13 inches.Bake in moderate oven (375 deg.F.) 25 minutes.Cut in bars.Makes 48 bars, 2x1 inches.Pecan Sticks 1-4 cup butter 1 cup brown sugar 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup sifted cake flour 1-4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking powder 1-2 cup pecans, chopped Blend butter, sugar, and egg and beat well.Add vanilla and the dry ingredients which have been sifted together.Mix well and add the pecans.Spread in an 8x8-inch pan which has been buttered and lined on the bottom with waxed paper.Bake in moderate oven (350 deg.F.) until film and light brown and the cookies have pulled away slightly from the sides of the pan.Let cook for 5 minutes and cut into bars.Baboons Monkey With Phone Lines Running a telephone system in this wild and remote part of Africa has its own little problems.Grass fires have been melting the wires on a new line, and baboons have been stealing the butterfly nuts securing the insulator arms to the poles.RETEAMED Maureen O'Hara and John Payne will be reteamed by Pine-.Thomas in Paramount's \u2018\u201c\u2018Tripo- Hi,\" Technicolor production, They last appeared together in \u201cMire acle On 34th Street.\u201d Payne will portray Marine hero Lieut.Presley O'Bannon who led a native army in the Libyan desert in 1805.Miss O'Hara will be seen as a diplomat's daughter. TT B'O à 51 te £8 nd ve nd ut- om od- itil the tly nto in of ms.ing and the su ohn ine-.ipo- hey Vire will restive in seen New Radar Defence Steps Planned For Quebec City Saturday April 15, will see a new step in the preparedness of the Radar Defense of Canada when W/C K, R.Patrick, O.B.E., Officer Commanding No.1 Radar and Communications Unit, together with officers of his HQ staff, visit Quebec City where the appointment of an Officer Commanding for the new R&C Detachment will be an- pounced at a meeting to he given by the RCAF Association, No.B02, City of Quebec Wing, at 8 p.m., in the lecture room of the Arm- buries at Grande Allee, Quebec City.: W/C Patrick will speak on the importance of Radar and the training of the Reserve personnel in Quebec City.The new detachment Isaac Kirschberg Dies in 79th Year Zionist Leader Isaac Kirschberg died at his home, 485 Elm avenue, West- mount, on Thursday.Mr.Kirsch- berg was a member of one of the oldest Jewish families in the Montreal area.He was in his 79th year.Son of the late Abraham and Cirla Kirschberg, he .was owner of the fur company bearing the family name.He was the first treasurer of the Zionist Organization of Canada, one of the early members of Baron de Hirsch Institute, and had beeri long associated with the Hebrew Free Loan Society.Mr.Kirschberg was a life member of the Corporation of Spanish and Portuguese Jews, Shearith Israel, and had also served as a trustee for many years.His participation in its ritual and his leadership of the choir featured the synagogue services.Surviving are his widow, the former Lillian S.Levy; his sons, Heon of New York, Malcolm Sand Dr.Leo Kirschberg, of Mont- teal; two sisters, Mm.A.H.Haskell, of New York, and Mrs.Annie K.Borkowitz, of this city, and two grandchildren.; Funeral services were held on Friday from the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue.Westm't Graduates Should Benefit From Scholarship Westmount graduates of Canadian Colleges may be interested in the offer of two scholarships, named the \u2018Viscount Alexander Scholarships\u201d which have been offered by the University of California to graduates of Canadian Colleges to continue advanced studies.First awards will be made in 1950-51.The scholarships will commemorate the Govern or-General's Charter Day address to the university in March, 1949.At that time, Viscount Alexander declined the honorarium offered to Charter-Day speakers and suggested establishment of a scholar- \u2018ship for Canadian students.An announcement from government house said the Governor- General has accepted proposals submitted by Robert G.Sprout, president of the University.Each scholarship will provide | $1,000 in cash plus tuition for which non-residents of California are charged $300 for the two semesters of the academic year.The scholarships will not be limited to \u2018any special field.Thus the best two students in any sphere of advanced studies will be eligible.REUNION DINNER The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, Officers\u2019 \u2018Association, Montreal District, will hold a reunion dinner at the Berkely Hotel on Friday, April 14th, at 7.00 p.m.All former officers of the Corps are cordially invited.¥ hag been sponsored by Laval University and a great deal of credit must go to members of the faculty who have shown the greatest of interest in the project, particularly to Prof.Giles Sarault.Top Brass To Attend Many prominent Quebec City personages will be present, amongst whom it is expected will be Brig.Allard, Alderman Legare, Prof.Sarault of Laval University, Chief of Police J.J.Gagnon, Jean Gagne, Chairman of Advisory Committee, Chamber of Commerce, S/L J.W.P.Baril, F/O Lussier, S/L Faguy, W/C Albert Lambert and S/L Guy Plamondon.The new detachment, when operational, will form not only local area defence of Quebec City and its environs, but will be an important part of the provincial defence and in turn of the Dominion wide link-up of radar defence.W/C Patrick will hold a press conference in Montreal on his return from Quebec City on Sunday, April 16, at the H.Q.of 1 R&C Unit RCAF (Reserve), at 180 St.Joseph Blvd.E., at 1930 hours.DON'T HESITATE Don\u2019t hesitate about seeing your doctor if you suspect you may have cancer.And don't let fear of this disease make you put off having medical attention.Hundreds of cancer patients are cured each year and a patient's chances of a complete and lasting cure are far higher if the disease is detected and treated in its early stages.Don't wait for pain.It is not an early symptom.- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, ~ F.R.Alexander 0f Westmount Treas.Sun Life E.R.Alexander of 716 Upper Roslyn Avenue, Westmount, has been appointed treasurer of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, according to an announcement by George W.Bourke, president of the company on Monday.Mr.Alexander succeeds H.P.Thornhill, who is relinquishing his duties on May 1, in accordance with the company\u2019s retirement regulations, after 27 years of service.Mr.Alexander, a native of La- chute, Quebec, graduated in 1924 from McGill University, and subsequently received a Master of Arts degree from Harvard University.He joined the investment department of the Sun Life in 1925, and was appointed assistant treasurer in 1942, and associate trea- turer in 1945.A diesel locomotive can work 94 per cent of the time and requires much less shop maintenance than steam locomotives.FRIDAY, APRIL 14, Mr, George C.Marler, liberal Mr.George C.Marlet, liberal member at Quebec for West- mount-St.George, and acting leader of the opposition in the legislative assembly, was warmly congratulated by Premier Duplessis, for the valiant fight he and his handful of followers had put up against government sponsored legislation, during the term which came to an end last Wednesday.Mr, Duplessis said \u201cMr.Marler had proved himself an indefatigable worker, never absent from a sitting even for a moment, and handicapped, perhaps though not showing it, by the fact that he was aware that he did not have lieutenants, and that several of them were openly working for the election of a new leader of the party at the approaching Liberal convention May 19 and 20\".The Premier made a stinging reference to this absence of loyalty on the part of several of these lieutenants.Mr.Duplessis characterized it as \u201cshameful\u201d for such Liberal members to take part in a move- Special Overture for \u201cSamson and Delilah\u201d A special overture is being prepared by Paramount to introduce Cecil B.DéMille\u2019s \u2018\u201cSamson* and Delilah\u201d, and it will be used for the first time at the two-theatre world primiere for the Technicolor epic Dec.21, at the Paramount and Rivoli theatres in New York.Mood music is being assembled from Victor Young\u2019s score to precede the picture and put the patrons in the proper mood for the powerful and highly dramatic film.ten musical high spots from the Young score, according to Louis Lipstone, head of the studio music department.Its over-all effect will be in keeping with the scope of the spectacular and romantic film.FORD F47 PANEL $1838.09 THAMES 2 TON $1220.75 DISTRIBUTORS FOR ~ Ford «i Monarch PREFECT AND ANGLIA 6170 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST suive rw.FORD TRUCKS Hore FORD Pucks used ty Canad than any other make e Phone For Demonstration WA.1177 e PARTS AND SERVICE DEPT.370 VICTORIA AVENUE GROUND FLOOR \u2014 VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE WA.1175-6 FORD F47 PICK UP $1573.60 THAMES /4 TON $995.75 full support even in his handful of: The recorded overture will run ¥ ten minutes and include eight or PAGE FIVE George C.Marler Lauded By Premier Duplessis ment behind the back of a hard working leader, Mr, Marler let the praise from Premier pass without comment, words of Duplessis « \u2014_ = A GR El i. FE TELIA lL M ce EE + i: 4 | .jt \u2018hé ' LA THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, -AGE SIX Ghouls Rob Dead Wait for Funeral Another case of ghouls who prey on the dead and bereaved is reported.Examiner readers will remember reading of the sudden death of Miss Margo Ruuni, of 2054 Claremont Avenue, Apt.9, who was found unconscious in her bathroom and died soon after she was admitted to the Royal Victoria Hospital.Foul play was at first suspected as Miss Ruuni had a bruise on her head, and was suffering from a hemorrhage when admitted to hospital.Later investigations however led to the verdict of accidental death and- funeral arrangements were proceeded with.During the funeral, the victim's apartment was completely ran- What Makes Time Tick Explained By Stu Keate \u201cTime editors have a firm belief that journalism can achieve the height of literature,\u201d Stuart Keate, Bureau Chief of Time Magazine in Montreal, told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at their luncheon meeting, Wednesday., Mr.Keate, who is one of the three Canadians to ever be abureau chief of the Time-Life organization, outlined the policy and work of the publication, stating that accuracy in facts is one of their chief objectives.\u201cOur research department is one of the largest of any publication,\u201d he said giving a detailed story about checking a story on Prime M Minister Louis St.Laurent last sacked and everything of value year.removed.\u201cWe had received four principle This is the second such case in stories from friends of the Prime recent weeks brought to our attention, the other one being in Notre Dame de Grace, when the house at 5131 N.D.G.Avenue, of J.Szentagotay, ex - Hungarian Consul, in Montreal, was robbed during the funeral services for Mrs, Szentagotay.be the gospel truth, but still we wanted to check them,\u201d the speaker explained.He told how he wrote the Prime Minister a letter outlining the four stories, took it to his home, left it on the table in the hallway after casual- tenbldenl uy Ty Whether Brownville is a fishing port, farming centre, mining town or industrial city, most of its products must be sold \u201coutside\u2019\u2019, many things brought in.And the local bank helps, serving as an essential link with far places.Your bank manager has available for you the resources, knowledge and experience of a banking system with branches throughout Canada and elsewhere and contacts in other parts of the world.He welcomes every opportunity to put them to werk for you and the community he serves.SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK daily life.They link Brownville with the whole outside worldly opening the door, and then called the Prime Minister next morning to check on the stories.\u201cAs it turned out, none of the stories were true,\u201d Mr.Keate said, \u201cbut I tell you this story for a second reason.It was quite ah experience to walk in the front door of Canada\u2019s number one citizen without anyone checking on who I was or what I was doing,\u201d Mr.Keate said, claiming that he was sure it was one of the few countries in the world where such a feat would be possible.Radio and television tell where and \u201cwhen a thing takes place very rapidly so that it is up to the newspaper publications to answer the question why, more than ever, he explained.© Citing Premier Duplessis latest move of publication censorship, Mr.Keate was highly critical of the idea, stating that while it was good to remove the immoral literature on the news-stands, the censorship was so broad that many types of magazines could be removed from the stands by the Provincial Government.: _ \u201cThey claim that they can remove\u2018 immorality as applied to pictures and writing,\u201d he - said, \u201cwhich could in theory mean the | removal of the Encyclopedia Britannica because the new edition some of which are nudes.\u201d Mr.Keate called this latest.action a type of padlock law on publications.He was introduced by Boyd \u2018Robson and thanked by Harry Houston of the Westmount Rotary Club.Glen Snow Dump Is Health Menace Morning train and local bank\u2014 Charges by Dr.Ruben Leves-.y T2?- que, a Montreal City councillor, both are part of Brownville\u2019s \u2018that piles of snow dumped on va- \u2018| cant\u2019 lots during the winter, become a menace to health in springtime, will focus attention of the Bnowpile on Westmount Park at \u2018the corner of St.Cathérine Street and Lansdowne Avenue.The snow which is collected \u2018off | the streets is mixed with waste paper and garbage, Dr.Levesque - states, hence the reason for it becoming a health hazard.authorities by The Examiner, brings forth the information that Hill 60 at the Glen is rapidly melting and that the crust is constantly being broken so as to allow the snow underneath to disappear at a faster rate from the heat of the sun.It is expected that all the snow will be gone within about ten days or so.The dumping of the snow on the park saved the city quite a considerable quantity of which normally would have heen used to melt the snow.- - Tne recent coal strike was one of the reasons for trying out the new system of disposal.Published in this issue is a letter from a resident on Lansdowne Avenue, who is seriously concerned over the snow dump at the Glen.Minister which were claimed tol is.carrying 16 plates of great art,.Enquiry from Westmount.city | coal cys ane pre APRIL 14, 1950 \u2018Pork spareribs have a homey appeal to all of us.So let's take a quickie course in getting the most eating pleasure out of them.All the way from boéiled spareribs and sauerkraut to the glamorized Chinese sweet-sour spareribs.\" Because spareribs are a pork cut, they must be thoroughly éooked Therefore plan on braising these meaty morsels.Do not broil.They have rich meat «that combines well with tangy sauces, such as a spicy barbecue or a Chinese sweet-sour sauce.In purchasing, remember the high percentage of bone to meat and make generous allowances per person to \u201cbe served.Extra portions are almost certain to -be in demand, so allow approximately % pound or more per serving.Rice is a perfect companion for the Oriental style spareribs.With the American barbecued F.J.Cimningham To Head Group In Hospital Drive Fred J.Cunningham, of 480 Mountain \u2018Avenue, Westmount, chairman of general corporations division of the Joint Hospital Fund Campaign, announces that .-addi- tional leaders in the commerce and industry section have volunteered their services.Enlistment of group chairmen to lead convassing of corporations has been completed, and 95 section chairmen, to operate within the groups are being enlisted.- The campaign objective of $18,- 000,000 is designed to meet new building and other needs of the central division of- the Montreal General Hospital, thé Children's Memorial Hospital, and the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital.More than 6,000 corporations representing all sections of the com- \u2018| Cunningham \u2018said.The group chairmen will be: W.J.Bryant, John B.Frosst, Dr: H S.Sutherland, K- M.Sedgewick, Martin P.Murphy, MacMillan Boyd, J.A.Klein, J.E.Harring- \u2018ton, Gerald J.Cockerill, John W.Eaton, Donald S.Patterson, D.McKay Ford, Frank Willcox, Philip S.Gregory and Sydney A Shepherd.munity will be canvassed, Mr.Chinese Sauce Flavors Popular Pork Spareribs spareribs, baked or French fried potatoes.Sweet-Sour Spavertbs (4 servings) .Two pounds pork spareribs.' Cut spareribs in one-rib pieces and place in large skillet.Covep with hot water, bringing to boil, and simmer 10 minutes.Drain and dry thoroughly.Pour sauce over spareribs in skillet and sime mer 2 minutes.Serve hot.Sauce: One small piece ginger root, 1 clove garlic, crushed, 3% cup sugar, % teaspoon dry muse tard, 1% teaspoon salt, 2 table spoons flour, 2 tablespoons soy sauce, 3 tablespoons vinegar, 1 cup water, 1 tablespoon salad oil.Peel ginger root and chop fine, Place in a bowl with garlic.Add \u2018the dry and the liquid ingredients, Stir until smooth.Baked Spareribs With Frult (6 servings Two sides spareribs (about 4 pounds), 2 teaspoons salt, 1 cup drie?prunes, 1 cup dried apris cots, 1 cup dried pears, 2 cups water, 4 cup - brown sugar.Brown spareribs in roasting pan on surface heat.Soak.dried fruit in water about 15 minutes.Drain off water.Mix 1 cup wate with sugar and salt.Place fruit around meat in roasting pan.Pour water and sugar mixture over ribs and fruit.Cover and bake in a slow oven (325 degrees F.) about 2 hours.Uncover and brown in-hot oven (400 degrees F.) for 15 minutes.Cream Pis a Make them tiny to sin with chicken salad \u2014 - One-half cup butter, 1 cup \u2018boiling water, 1 cup flour,\u2019 % teaspoon salt, 4 eggs.\u2019 Melt butter in water, Add flour and salt all at once and stir vigore ously; cook, stirring constantly, until mixture forms ball that doesn\u2019t separate.Remove from \u2018heat and cool slightly.Add eggs one at a time, beating vigorotaly after each addition until mixture is smooth.Drop from teaspoon, 2 inches apart, onto greasec baking sheet.Bake in hot oven (450 degrees) 15 minutes; then in moders ate slow oven (325 degrees) 25 minutes.Remove with spatula and cool on rack.When thoroughly cool, cut side of each puff and fill with Chicken Salad.Makes 44 dozen tiny cream puffs.v be ARE YOU ~ WARDROBE.READY FOR SPRING?Now's the time te ler us refresh your Spring oad Summer weer! 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Call us today \u2014 end weather breaks with \u20ac wardrebe thot really sparkles! early-bird .send your ready the first day werm our cold weather.Lengthen the lives of your suits, coats, and other winter woolens by having us clean them carefully and store them away in refrigerated vaults until QUICK SERVICE All grime removed No suspicion of odor PICK UP & DELIVERY S 1205 Church Ave.We Guarantee Your Satisfaction VICE WINDSOR Dry Cleaners & Dyers Co.Ltd.# e TRenmore 6679 tn ET the Can pop ger, pot ing For top- or t ing.get lowe then the or 1 licio grou piec roas roun flan] for .cook seas amo liqui cove Tt roas Roas the - pan used tend duri time met} Pc serik is fi cove Beef\u2014-One Of * Beef steak and rib roasts are the pin-up cuts of meat to most Canadians.Runners-up in this popularity contest are hamburger, Swiss steaks, stews and pot roasts.Cookery of beef varies according to the cut and the grade.For special meals you want the top-quality steaks for broiling or the rib roasts for oven roasting.However, the everyday budget calls for tlie thrifty cuts, the lower grades of bee\u2019 which lend themselves to braising.These are the basis for Swiss steak, atew, or pot roasts and the many delicious dishes prepared from ground beef.Whether the .cut is one large piece such as a chuck or rump roast, or a 2-inch-thick blade or round bone pot roast, round or flank steak, or cut into cubes for stewing, the same method of cookery is used.Cover meat with seasoned flour, brown in a small TENDER SWISS STEAK makes RE te > ALF Carol a flavorful meat course, accompanied by carrots and green beans.amount of fat and, with a little liquid added, cook slowly in a covered container until tender.The terms \u201croasting\u201d and \u201cpot roasting\u201d are often confusing.Roasting, or oven roasting, where the - meat is cooked in an open pan in the oven, is the method b used for only the highest quality tender cuts.No water is added during the cooking.This is sometimes referred-toas a \u201cdry heat method of cookery.\u201d Pot Roasting Pot roasting is the method described above in which the meat is first browned and cooked in a covered pan either in the oven or cuts ner.in a plan ing.inch on top of the range in a small amount of water or other liquid, because the liquid added is needed to help tenderize the less tender as \u201cmoist heat cookery.\u201d Typical of the pot roasting or braising method of cookery are the many ways of preparing and serving the ever-popular round steak.This cut, called \u201csteak,\u201d should be cooked Season and place on a well- floured cutting board.Cover with flour ard pound with a meat hammer or edge of heavy saucer.Continue to turn, flour, and pound meat until all flour is taken up by the steak.Brown and braise in a small amount of liquid.Cook with tomatoes or tomato juice in a small amount of water with browned onion and green of meats cooked in this man- It- is sometimes referred to even though liquid to make it tender.pepper rings.Whatever your In purchasing round steak, favorite, for ease and variation on 1% to % pound per Gerv- |of sevice, cut the round steak Have the steak cut 1 to 2 es thick fqr Swiss steak.into individual pieces before cooking.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 196 Canada\u2019s Favorite Meats Gentle Treatment Best For Glass Curtains To give sheer glass curtains a crisp new look they should be laundered carefully.With a little care they can be done quite professionally.; Shake gently to remove dust.If it 1s the first time they are being washed, soak in cold water for an hour or two to remove the dressing.It's a good idea to let them soak anyway to remove the starch.A little borax added to the water helps in this process.Make suds with mild soap flakes and lukewarm water and either wash curtains by hand or put in an old pillow case and leave.in wagher about three minutes.Rinse two or three times in water of the same temperature (lukewarm).Never twist or wring curtains.Roll in Turkish towels to absorb most of the moisture.When partly dry, ease into shape and hang at window or put on stretcher adjusted to original size of curtain, If curtains require stiffening\u2014 use either starch or gum arabic.Make starch paste with cold water and thin with boiling water, making sure it's smooth.Dip curtains in starch solution after final rinsing.The ruffled type may be hung in the shade \u2014 never where they'll be blown about \u2014 and if left to dry, must be dampened before ironing, The gum arabic solution is made by dissolving one ounce of gum arabic in one half pint of boiling water, strain and bottle, Keep well corked.Use one teaspoonful in a pint of cold water.Dip curtains in this, then stretch and iron.* PAGE SEVEN Mrs.Mary Ann McDonnell Died at Home Here Friday Mrs.Mary Ann McDonnell Carpenter of 376 Clarke Avenue, Westmount, died at her residence on Friday.She was the wife of George A.Carpenter.Funeral services were held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, on Monday morning with interment in Cote des Neiges Cemetery, Mrs.Adelaide Mills Greer Dies Here at Advanced Age Mrs.Adelaide Mills Greer, of 4296 Dorchester Street, West.mount, died on Friday in her 84th year.She was the widow of the late William John Greer.The funeral, which was private, was held on Monday from the Chapel of Jos.Wray & Bro, Mountain Street, to Mount Royal Cemetery.In full stride the ostrich covers 25 feet with each step.Chiropractor J C ELLIS, D.C.1540 Crescent Street For .Appointment PLateau 4387 Lo NE tT After hitting my nose with a hoe handle when stepping inside the garage door yesterday, I have finally decided to put my tools in order\u2014not before it was needed either! After filing several plans carefully in the wastebasket I came up with one that is quite serviceable, Maybe there are others who could use the same arrangement, so it is fllustrated.While I'm at it, all tool handles are going to receive a fresh coat of bright red paint to cut down on the: time: wasfèd in looking .for \u201cloat\u201d equipment.Gardening Fever I find this the hardest season to restrain one\u2019s impulse to get out in the garden.Just up the street today, I noticed a chap who was trying to beat the gun by planting a few seeds.Whatever they are, the plants will likely be frozen off but that man will go to sleep with a strong feeling of accomplishment! Give expression to your gardening urge by making seed flats, seed flat shades, plant dibbers and the like.Your labour will not be in vain and you will be all set to act quickly when the proper time comes, in a long time was picked up on a visit last week.The house where I stayed was being furnished by two newlyweds.They chose an attractive bedroom suite but felt they couldn\u2019t afford the price of a vanity seat.An old cheese box was icked up on the market for considerably ess than a dollar; the lid was padded and.covered with attractive chintz that draped to the floor.I'll wager the seat they would like to have had was no more attractive than the one they made.The cheese box also served as a catch-all for out-of-season footwear.Knick-Knack Shelves To be displayed properly, small omaments uire a shelf, Nothing is more attractive or useful for this purpose than a wall bracket or corner shelf.I met a chap the other day who was turning out several types of knick knack holders on his basement workbench, Three of the types he found most attractive are illustrated, | ii sa One of the smartest ideas I have seen : PLANT DIBBERS FROM SHOVEL HANDLES ARE USEFUL IN THE GARDEN.NOTCHES .6* & 4° END SOMEWHAT ROUNDED {| RATHER THAN POINTED, | # .7 74 USE 1/4 INCH PLYWOOD.1) WORK WITH COPING SAW OR JiS SAW ) SC \"HEIGHT ABOUT 24* SHELVES 7\" DEEP.[USE SMALL FINISHING NAILS; THEN SMALL ANGLE IRON 7 JL GARDENING TOOLS IN ORDE CHEESE BOX Office Box No.1600, Place d\u2019Armes, Mont illustrated booklet #* AROUND THE, HOME\u201d, For more information on these and \u2018many other ideas, write Tom Gard, c/o Dept.A., MOLSON'S BREWERY LIMITED, Post 1, Quebec, for the A MN \\ e VANITY SEAT PAD TOP OF BOX.COVER TOP WITH CHINTZ DRAPE SIDE AND TACK TO LIO.Pe f lt PAGE EIGHT THE EXAM Serving the City et Westmennt GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S Pablished Every Friday THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean mewspaper for the home, devoted to public servira Mail sabseriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Ottawa Post Office Nept.INER METROPOLIS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1850 tary to call a member of the house a politician.The following dialogue took place on March 13, after J.A.Charlton, M.P.for ee Brant-Wentworth, had referred to Rt.Hon.FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 politician with \u201cPARLIAMENTARY LANGUAGE\" % * But Mr.Gardiner is Still a Smart Politician $ # 4% One of the arts to be cultivated by the successful parliamentarian is that of the polite insult.It is not allowed by the rules of the House of Commons, to call a member a liar.But there is no harm in audibly regretting that his remarks.display a notable disregard for accuracy.Such thrusts are usually enjoyed by both sides of the house and the Speaker, as guardian of manners, interferes only when the language exceeds his standards of propriety.Standards vary, kowever, opinion of Hon.W.Ross Macdonald, the present Speaker, it is no longer parliamen- Mr.for example, him to do so.\u201cpr .and in the J.G.Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture, as \u201cone of the smartest politicians, with a capital \u2018P\u2019, that Canada has ever seen\u2019.Mr.Speaker: Order.I do not know whether I correctly heard the hon.member a few moments ago, but did I understand him to say that the Minister or Agriculture, who I notice is not in his seat, was, a smart a capital \u201cP\u201d?Mr.Charlton: Yes, Mr.Speaker.Mr.Speaker: member should use that expression, especially when the minister is not in his seat.Charlton: Hon.members opposite applauded, and I thought that I was paying the minister a compliment.Mr.Speaker: I do not think the expression is permitted.I do not believe it is parliamentary to refer to an hon.member as a smart politician with a capital \u201cP\u201d.Mr.Charlton: Very well, Mr.Speaker.Mr.Speaker: I think the hon, gentleman should withdraw the expression, and I ask I du not think the hon.Mr.Charlton: Then I will delete the capital Many who are not under Mr.Speaker's eye will continue to refer to Mr.Gardiner as a smart Politician, although he did not establish his claim to the mantle of the smartest, a year ago last summer.Ï Calvary United 4 * * Services for Worship will be held in Calvary Church on Sunday at 11 a.m: and 7.30 p.m.The Minister, the Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A,, D.D.will preach at both services, the morning theme being \u201cBurning Hearts and Eager Feet\u201d At the evening service the theme will be \u201cThanking God and Taking Courage\u201d.The Officers and members of Maple Leaf Council No.64 of the Universal Craftsmen Council of Engineers, will attend this service.The Church School will meet at 9.45 a.m.The members of Dr.Jones' Training Class who joined the Church on Easter Sunday will receive their Bibles in commemoration of their First Communion.These were presented by a member of the Church.The Nursery Division will meet at 11 a.m.Parents are invited to bring their little ones to this department where they will be given religious instruction through worthwhile activities while the parents share the worship in the Church.All the mid-week groups associated with the Church will meet this week at usual hours, Monday at 6.45 p.m.Cub Pack; Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.Badminton Club; Thursday at 7.30 pm.C.GIT.and Scout Troop; Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m.On Saturday, April 22nd, from 3 to 5 p.m.the Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary will hold a Tea in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.There will be a musical programme and a table of home cooking and handwork.x - x | Christian Science | * * \u201cDoctrine of Atonement\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.\u2014 (John 2:1) The Golden Text is from \u201cIf any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ he righteous.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cI MISCELLANEOUS Montreal Truth Centre and Metaphysical Library 1628 Sherbrooke St.W.(near Guy) WE.6077 SUNDAY, APRIL 16th.8.00 p.m.Speaker: Mr.James Falconer, Subject: \u2018Chain Reaction.\u201d Guest Soloist: Miss Mabel Fetterly.Accompanist: Mrs.H.PF.Briegel.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19th.8.00 p.m.Inspirational Hour, 8.00 p.m.Evening Service.DR.MARGARET DAVIES EDWARDS ar and Leader am the good shepherd, and kpow my sheep, and am known of mine.As the Father knoweth me, even so know I the Father: and I lay down \u2018my life for the sheep.My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father\u2019s hand.I and my Father are one.\u201d (John 10: 14, 15, 29 and 30) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Halth with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cJesus of Nazareth taught and demonstrated man's oneness with the Father, and for this we owe him endless homage.His mission was both individual and collective.He did life's work aright not only in justice to himself, but in mercy to mortals, \u2014 to show them how to do theirs, but not to do if for them nor to relieve them of a single responsibility, Jesus acted boldly, against the accredited evidence of the senses, against Pharisaical creeds and practices, and he refuted all opponents with his healing power.\u201d (Page 18) * * | Westmount Baptist | + x \u201cThe End of the Black-out\u201d \u2014 this will be the title of the Morning Sermon in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The address will be based upon one of our PRESBYTERIAN Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, APRIL 16th © 11.00 a.m.Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Sacrament of the Lord\u2019s Supper.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus.(McGill), Organist und Choir Director.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A,, B.D.Minister SUNDAY, APRIL 16th 11,00 a.m, Public Worship 2.00 p.m.Teen Age Bible Class.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship.The Guest Preacher at the Evening Service of Worship will be Mr.L.D.Hankinson, B.A, of Presbyterian College.The Twenty- -Thirty Club will attend In a body.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Cholrmaster VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME A Nursery for Small Children {is Conducted During the Morning Service of Worship.Lord's most significant statements and will be illustrated from the pages of Immanuel Velikovsky's amazing and recently published book entitled: \u201cWorld's in Collision.\u201d This is one of three books the same author intends publishing.\u201cAges in Chaos\u201d will follow shortly.If Valikovsky's theory is wrong his book will occasion no end of controversy, if it proves to be right then the book may well prove to one of the most significant of our day.In the evening Dr.J.A.Johnston will have as his theme this question \u2014 \u201cAre these the signs of a God-sent Revival?\u201d Recently in Colleges, Seminaries and Universities there have been signs of a (Continued on Page 9) \u2018First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.{West Side Entrance) _ SUNDAY, APRIL 16th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11,00 a.m.Sunday School.WEDNESDAY 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room.52 Academy Rd, 1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m.except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Doctrine of Atonement, Golden Text: T John 2:1.If any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.UNITED - Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Mr.Frank Gilmore, B.A.Student Asst.: Tome to Your Chuvch is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hurch | Dominion-Douglas } The twenty-third Anniversary of the dedication of Dominion-Doug- las Church will be celebrated on Sunday, marking also the 85th Dominion Square Methodist Church.Guest preacher will be the Dean of the Faculty of Divinity in McGill University, whose topic will be \u201cThe Gospel of Hope\u201d.Special music will include solos by Margaret Messenger, \u201cHear ye Israel\u201d and \u201cI am the Lord thy God\u201d, and the chorus \u201cBe not afraid\u201d, all from Mendelssohn's Elijah\u201d, The Church School will meet at 3 p.m, In the evening, Dr.Lloyd Smith will speak on the subject \u201cBack from the Grave\u201d.The Choir will sing \u201cKind Shepherd\u201d by Brahms.Immediately following the service, Mr.David Grier, until recent years a resident of Johannesburg, will speak to the Young People\u2019s Union on \u201cPast and Pres- Anniversary of the founding of Reverend James S.Thomson, D.D., | * ,ent in the Union of South Africa\u201d, The Sewing Circle will meet on * Monday at 2 p.m.The Women's Association wil meet on Tuesday at 10 a.m.to sew, followed by Luncheon at 1 pm.to be served under the direction of Mrs.E.Bruce McLaren and Mrs.EB.D.Croll as hostesses.At 8 p.m, the Handicraft Guild will hold its last meeting of the season.: ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydeakam B.Li Rev.John W.Mer - LOW SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9,30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.10.00 a.m, Sunday School, 10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.04 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.4.00 p.m.Evensong.7.00 p.m.Easter Carol -Service, WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 6 a.m.Mon day and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, day and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.on \u2018Wednesday.Mating: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wede nesday at 9 am, Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D.SUNDAY, APRIL 16th CHURCH ANNIVERSARY 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Gospel of Hope.\u201d Guest Speaker: Rev.James 8, Thomson, D.D., Dean of the Faculty of Divinity in McGill, 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m, \u201cBack From The Grave\u201d \u2014 Dr.Lloyd Smith.8.46 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union, Organist and_Cholrmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave, WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, APRIL 16th.11.00 am.A Post Easter Message.\u201cHe Gambled and Won.\u201d Mr.Grant will preach, 7.30 p.m.mM.Mr.Ward.\u2018From Fancy to These Services Will Be Broadcast 10.00 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Church Sehool.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Organist and Choirmaster, Phillips Motley, B.A, Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP James United Church 463 St.Catherine Street West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennan UNITED Evensong: 5.» P mo.da dally, except on Dominion-Douglas ST.MATTHIAS\" Church CHURCH Westmount 8lvd., cor.Lansdowne Westmount Avenue Corner Churchill and Ministers: Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Organist, Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Come munion and Sermon.Preacher :\u2014 Rev.Canon A.R.Kelley.m.Evensong and Sermon.eacher: The Rector.7.30 THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester Street at Atwater Avenue Westmount Rev.À.T.Love, M.A., Rector FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev, Howard R.Kunkle, Assistant FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Congregational Reception \u2014 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Guest Preacher: REV.JAMES W.CLARKE, D.D.Second Presbyterian Church St.Louis, Mo.SERVICES AT 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.from 5.00 p.m.to 7.00 p.m.10.00 a.m.Junior Sundav School, Cone Gifford Mitchell.B.A.Mus.Bac., .\u2018 firmation Class, Bible Class.Organist and Choir Director Rev.B.B.Brown 11.00 a.m.Chora) Communion.Preach- \u2014 er: The Rector.SUNDAY, APRIL 16th.Nursery School, Kindergarten, 9.45 a.m.Church School.- Primary School.11.00 a.m.Nursery Division.SUNDAY, APRIL 16th 11.00 a.m.\u2018Burning Hearts and Eager 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 The Feet\u201d 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, Subject: \u2014 Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, 7.30 p.m, \u201cThanking God and Taking \u201cThe Presént Urgency.\u201d Courage\u201d.The Minister, Dr, T.| 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.W.Jones, will preach at both 309 p.m, St.James Men\u2019s Association.WEDNESDAY Officers and members of Maple Leaf 7.30 p.m.Evening Service, Subject: \u2014 7.00 a.m, Holy Communion, « Council No.64, Universal Crafts.\u201cIt\u2019s Aves Easter.\u201d THURSDAY men Council o ngineers w 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour, attend the evening service.P- 9 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion, All Are Hceartily Invited To Attend - Mr.Warner Norman, Organist BAPTIST ; WE p Minister: Westmount Baptist 5 VYESTMOUNT FARK Rev.Harvey Campbell, Church 27) ; \u201cEMMANUEL B.D., D.D.Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.3 A .John Alexander Johnston, B.A., B.D.3.Western Ave, at Lansdowne April 16th Minister * Be Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C.O.,, F.T.CL., Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, APRIL 16th.11.00 a.m, \u201cThe End of the Black- Out,\u2019 {illustrated from \u2018\u2018Worlds in ollision,\u201d by Immanuel Veli~ CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL 10,00 a.m, - 11.00 a.m.Bus from Montreal West.7.80 p.m.\u201cAre These the Signs of God-Sent Revival?in prollegen =Seminaries « Universities.Dr.Johnston will preach.Visitors Cordially Welcomed sp te 1 m en + leges.ne eee rs EEE EEIrTTEETRIEANS ERTL Ereswemsens sre AN af RA SALE! 30% REDUCTION ON C.A.L.ARTISTS\" OIL COLOURS Limited Quantity PAINT STORE .4469 St.Catherine West 4 (Near Metcalfe Ave.) ® Glidden Paints © Artists\u2019 Materials ® Picture Framing We Deliver WE.6889 S COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE WRF TATIOMTRAW 36 AEN AYE ART \"THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1030: = The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising = PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35-| 3 ¢ for each additional word ù PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2018 29a FOR SALE 29a FOR SALE 87 SITUATIONS WANTED GENERAL .GENERAL MALE MONTFORT VILLAGE \u2014 5 minutes from station and lake.7 roomed cottage, completely furnished, built for winter occupation.15,000 feet of land.Electricity available.UN.4375; HA.7604 evenings.M-32 10 OFFICES TO LET WESTMOUNT\u2014Two connecting rooms, good fujure for young professional specialist.WI.2803.M-40 18 APARTMENTS WANTED BUSINESS girl requires small self- contained apartment, furnished or unfurnished, Write Box 786, c/o 2185 Hampton.M-29 20 ROOMS TO LET REDFERN Avenue, large bright unfurnished room in apartment, Privi- WI.3988 evenings.M-27 TARGE well furnished room, suitable 2, central Westmount.Call after 6 p.m.WE.4838.M-31 BRIGHT comfortable bed-sitting room, hot water, telephone, near Westmount Park.4490 Sherbrooke West.M-35 22 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET WESTMOUNT \u2014 Accommodation for elderly lady.Best of care and food.WE.0003.M-47 WESTMOUNT\u2014Attractive bright single room, near Westmount Park, Breakfast and cvening dinner.Write Box 784 ¢/0 2185 Hampton.M-33 26 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE, for May 1st, Victoria Ave, opposite * Chesterfield, Evenings, oo LES Co GARAGES WANTED GARAGE wanted for small car, vicinity Kitchener and Sherbrooke, FI, 7249.GARAGE wanted, vicinity Metcalfe Ave.above Sherbrooke.FI.9966.M-30 29a FOR SALE GENERAL SOIL Special treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $3.00 single load; $5.00 gdouble.Wholesale and retail.EL.MEDIUM size upright piona, excellent condition.Phone EX.2884, M-5 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trailers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT 0871, EL, 6023.M-5 MAN'S C.C.M.bicycle, good condition, 28\u201d.DE.6316.M-48 TWIN-GO-CART Wicker, in perfect condition.DE.28 DINETTE set, Loyalist, practically new.Natural color.FI.4865.M-39 | J A Coll FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Funeral Home and Chapel Completely AIR CONDITIONED TET I man UNUSUAL BARGAINS Bedroom suite, absolutely new, 7 pieces, walnut finish, modern Waterfall, square mirrors, rich appearance, including; double bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity and bench, dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $95.00.Chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolutely new.two tone, spring filled, modern, Sacrifice $75.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu.ft., demonstrator, guaranteed like new for 5 years by manufacturers, Regular, $379.00, sacrifice $260.00.New rugs; 6x9, $25.00; 9 x12, $55.00; Wilton, 27\" wide, 5 yard.Electrie washing machine, Inglis deluxe, demonstrator, automatic water pump, \u201cit's a beauty\u2019, regular $209.60, guaranteed like new, sacrifice $155.00, These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms {if desired.5820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.325 VACUUM cleaner, Filter Queen, all attachments, paint sprayer, etc.Good condition.$40.00.EL.1879.M-38 SIX rooms of furniture, complete dining room set, French walnut; 4 love seats; fine Kerman rug, 9 x 12\u2019; washing machine; curtains, drapes; tables, chairs; lamps; silver; bric-a-brac.DE.5402.M-37 ROSE studio couch, 3 cushions, good condition, $28.00.EL.0404.M-28 BEDROOM suite, single bed, and sickroom supplies, etc.El.0944.M-25 USED beige carpeting, ozite padding, two stair cases, halls and dining voom; also Apex washing machine, WI.9405.M-19 good conditio BENDIX washer in 2185.00.Call PL.7415.* I Westmount Baptist ) (Continued from Page 8) deep and wide-spread Spiritual Awakening.Men like Dr.Edwin Orr who was in Montreal a year ago, Armin Gesswein and Billy Graham are among the human centres of this new spiritual upsurge.Are the things that have 5 been happening on the West Coast and in many of the Colleges and cities of the U.S.A.signs of a .Movement generated by the Spirit of God?On Sunday, April 30th, the Con- grexation of Westmount will celebrate the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Opening of the Cuhrch at the corner of Sherbrooke St, and Roslyn Avenue.It will be remembered that the First Sod was turned by David Lloyd George, the great British Premier of the First World War and that the Foundation Stone was laid by the Hon.Albert Matthews later the Lt.Governor of Ontario.The Special Speakers of the An- BORE NA NO FunaeraL DIRECTORS Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral beaut At your disposal without charge 1251 Dountain St@ Phone: MA.4321 1, M-15 BARGAINS in used and new apparel, jewellery, china, bric-a-brac.Council Thrift Shop, 8472A Park Ave.BE.9650.Closed Saturdays.M-10 31 ~ WANTED TO PURCHASE BABY\u2019S high chair, crib and pen.DE.3928.M-26 MEDIUM size tricycle wanted.WI.6642, M-23 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590.H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- \u2018rentien Hotel.M-8 VILAS rock, maple twin beds, chest, etc, wanted, good condition.EX.2680; CHILD\u2019S two-wheel sidewalk bicycle wanted.WI.4052.ANTIQUE sllver, china, pewter, ornaments, prints, bric-a-brac, objets d\u2019art, etc, specially wanted, Antique Jewelry.Representative calls, Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, WI.5700.M-3 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED laundress to take plain washing at her home for 1 week.WI.0175.M-144 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE WIDOW desires position as steno- grapher.WE, 3773 evenings.M-49 36 HELP WANTED MALE WANTED \u2014 2 granite cutters.Year round work.Apply the Rutter Granite Ca.Port Hope, Ont.Modi JANITOR will look after lawns and jacket heater, Janitor service for small apartment, EL.2573 after 7 p.m.M-16 39 LOST FOUR-seater toboggan (Creighton); red tricycle; large wagon from Lansdowne, Reward.DE.3928.M-20 41 DOMESTIC PETS ATTRACTIVE KITTENS Want good homes.No charge.7 weeks old.House trained.LA, 7997 after 5 p.m., M-3- BEAUTIFUL blond and black Cocker puppies, males and females.CA.1934.M-22 \\ 42 PERSONALS \"SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! 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fessionals, medium and small Due nesses.M-18 BUILDING REPAIRS S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentr, and repalrs, Built i and re n and small fur Estimates free.ë gauranteed.EL.7433.Satistagtion DECORATING FOR CARPENTY REPAIRS Thomas.For painting and desorats ing, W.Thomas.Estimates free, WI, _\u2014 STANDRING & JENNINGS * Interior, exterior painting 2nd deen: rating, Satisfaction guaranteed, EL.7453.| M-8 % niversary occasion will be Dean .8.Thomson D.D., LL.D.of the Faculty of Divinity of McGill University who will address the morning congregation and Prof.G.H.T.Kimble M.A, Ph.D, who has been designated Executive Director of the American Geographical Society.7 Westmount Park- Emmanuel United Church * 1 * Seventy-five years ago this month Emmanuel Church, Montreal, was dedicated, and twenty years ago this thirteenth of April the new Westmount Park Church was opened for public worship.On Sunday the congregation of Westmount Park-Emmanuel will celebrate their anniversary.Guest-preacher for both services on Sunday will be Rev.J.W.Clarke, D.D., M.C., who was pastor of the Westmount Park congregation when the new church was built.Dr.Clarke comes from Second Presbyterian Church, St.Louis, in the United States.Following his ministry here, Dr.Clarke went to Knox Church, Winnipeg, and then to the Chair of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology at Chicago University.Afterwards he was called to St.Louis where a fruitful and happy ministry has seen him grow to be one of the most distinguished preachers on this continent.The congregation will hold a reception on Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m., when tea will be served, The services will be at eleven in the morning and seven-thirty at night.* * | St.Andrews Westmount | * \u2014 % Good Friday and Easter are now past \u2014 \u2018earth's saddest day and gladdest day.\u201d From the experience of the mountain-top The Alpha Omega Soclety will resume its activities after the Easter recess.The Kirk Session will meet on Monday at 8 p.m.we descend to the plain of the every-day.\u201cThey serve God most who are at their post when the crowds have gène their way.\u201d \u201cA Post-Easteh Message \u2014 He Gambled, and Win,\u201d is the sub- Rural Church \u201cWork\u201d Talk Rev.Allen Clark, Rector of the Episcopal Church in Danvers, Mass.will be one of the guest speakers at a special \u201cLay Luncheon\u201d being held at the Windsor Hotel on April 26, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal.\u2014 Hundreds of lay men and women from all parishes in the Diocese will participate in the giant celebration.The annual meeting of the Synod of the Diocese will be in progress in Montreal at the time and lay delegates to this gathering will be special guests at the luncheon.A member of the Episcopal Church's Rural Life Committee, Mr.Clark's interest in rural church work led him to forsake a large metropolitan church to become Rector of a small country parish.In 1928 he designed the ministry by mail program known as \u201cHome Prayers\u201d which supplies church teachings to isolated families and this project has now become a nation - wide development.His address at the luncheon will deal with the rural church situation in the United States and is expected to be of great interest to lay members of Diocese\u2019 outlying parishes, AT HOME IN THE WATER Children should be taught to swim _in their early childhood.In this way they learn to be at home in the water, They understand tts dangers as well as its attractions and become safer swimmers as well as better swimmers, Most children like the water, providing they have not learned to fear it in their early days.ject of the sermon on Sunday morning by Rev.D.M.Grant, and in the evening Rev.G.K.Ward will preach on the theme, \u201cFrom Fancy to Fact.\u201d The Services on Sunday will be broadcast over Radio Stations CBM and CJAD respectively.DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterati Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes, I have ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE, 4688.M-7 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholsterin SH ¥ipas of, furniture polishing, Spray g.Furniture MA.7830.made to order, MAKE new furniture out of your old; any kind of polishing; also cabinet making.Inlaid and antique repair a specialty, 342B Victoria, WA.2095.M-14 PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDREN\u2019S photographs taken in your home.The ideal gift and fami- iy record.McCullagh, LA.1721, Evenings.M-13 RUG SERVICE BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, matecsials, Into any size or color.= ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CO 2037 PEEL ST.PL.5846 M-18 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS, custom-bulit, Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no installation charge.Free steel draperies brackets fastened on each blind.First on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS .REG\u2019D.YO.5681 Evenings: YO.3942 M-1 BELT CONTROL Reasonable exercise is the best way to help keep that \u201cmiddle age spread\u2019 under control.This does not mean that you should suddenly become an athlete in your middle years.Walking, gardening, moderate golfing and lawn bowling are only a few of the forms of recreation that tone up mind and hody in the \u201cafter-forty\u201d class.WET FEET - April, in most parts of Canada, means melting snow and running water.It also means wet feet and, unless care is taken, coughs and colds for the whole family.Children are à particular problem at this time of the year, but a little extra care in keeping them warm and dry will pay dividends in good health.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing & Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES ST.WEST Fl.1844 NIGHT CALLS .DU.2610 + i cou Heo Rk ; | H ip |GE IEN + Social Mr.Lyon W.Jacobs, K.C., and » Mrs.Jacobs, Shelbourne Towers, have returned to Montreal after spending a 10-day holiday in the Laurentians.Mrs.C, S.Smith, of Westmount, flew to Albany, New York, to spend the Easter holiday with her sister.Mrs.Lional Judah entertained in Victoria Hall Tuesday afternoon, at the 14th annual camp reunion of Crow\u2019s Nest Camp, which is situated at Orford Lake.Mrs.Grace Speyer, 4160 Dor- chester Street, is vacationing in Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I.\u2018Mrs.Leslie Robertson, Cote St.Antoine Road, who was in hospital, is now recuperating at her home.Miss Dorothy Nye, of West- mount, is spending her Easter vacation with her uncle, Mr.Herbert Nye, in Toronto.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1050 Personal \u2014 Engagements ha Weddings a Married In Calvary United Church Miss Blanche Emard, of West- mount, has returned after spending the Easter holidays in Toronto, Miss Ivy Noel, Verdun, entertained recently at a kitchen shower for the bride-elect Miss Gwendolyn Forrest, of Crawford Park.About forty guests were present amongst whom were many coworkers of Miss Forrest from the Bell Telephone Co.The rooms were decorated in pink and white, as the huge shower cake centered on the beautifully set tea table and presided over by Mrs.Noel, Refreshments ended a pleasant evening.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Davies (the latter the newly installed Queen of the Daughters of the Nile Oasis Temple No.46) attended the sixth annual charity ball held on Monday evening by the Green Mountains Shrine Club of Burlington, Vermont.Karnak Temple Montreal Patrol gave an exhibition of precision drill.The ball was in aid of Shrine charities.$10 Straws .% Dresses % Formals Spring Sale! Dresses $15 - $20 Women's, misses, juniors Coats Beautiful Spring Coats, one of a kind.checks, reds, greens, greys.From Millinery .Felts, all New York styles $5 to $10 Advance Summer Arrivals !! % Shorties $30 * Suits * Cottons FUR JACKETS and CAPES AT SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown Charlotte som OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Westmount Fl.7773 MME À.SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES Westmount 4491 ST, 6550 ST.HUBERT \u2014 CORSETIÈRE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURCICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.- LAWRENCE BLVD.CourvAL Mr.and Mrs.Keith MacNaughton Smith photographed following their wedding on Saturday afternoon, in Calvary United Church, Westmount.Mrs.Smith was formerly Miss Beverly Marion Kil- gallen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay E.Kilgallen, of Montreal, and Mr.Smith is the son of Mr.and Mrs.William Burr Smith, of Notre Dame de Grace.SMITH - KILGALLEN Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in Calvary United Church, Westmount, the marriage took place of Beverly Marion, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Lindsay E.Kilgallen, to Mr.Keith McNaughton Smith, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Burr Smith.The Very Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D.officiated.Mr.Gifford Mitchell played the wedding music and Mr.Robert Booth sang during the signing of the register.Spring flowers, arranged with palms and ferns, were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of ivory satin, with a fitted bodice, fastened up the back with tiny buttons, having a yoke appliqued with lace and sleeves ending in points over her hands and a full circular skirt falling into a train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion, was held by a headdress of lace and tulle and she carried an arm bouquet of stephanotis and ivy.Mrs.Ralph C.Smith, of Toronto, sister of the bridegroom, as matron-of-honor, and Miss Jennifer Wood, as bridesmaid, wore frocks of aqua tissue faille, fashioned on similar lines to that worn by the bride, with fitted bodices and full skirts.They wore matching picture-hats and carried fan-shaped bouquets of snapdragon and sweetpeas.Mr.R.B.Ellis acted as best man for Mr.Smith and the ushers were Mr.W.J.Roberts and Mr.Ralph C.Shiith of Toronto, brother-intlaw of the bridegroom, Mrs.Kilgallen, the bride\u2019s mother, was gowned in cider brown tissue faille with a matching hat and accessories and wore a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.Mrs.Smith, mother bridegroom, wore the of of a gown grey crepe with a brown hat and | accessories and a corsage bou-; quet of Fisher carnations.The reception was held in the Vice-Regal Suite of the Ritz- Carlton, where -spring flowers were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Smith left by plane for New York and the |] Eastern States, the bride trad velling in a three-piece -suit of grey English flannel with navy- blue accessories and: wearing a corsage houquet of red -roses.» BEDFORD - MITCHELL can : The marriage of Annie Kate, daughter of My.and Mrs.Robert Newton Mitchell, of Westmount, a x x to Mr.Kenneth Darrell Bedford, son of the late Frank K, Bed- ford and of Mrs, Bedford, of Notre Dame de Grace, took place on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock in Trinity Memorial Church, the Rev.Canon R.K, Naylor officiating, assisted by the Rev.Canon E.R.Roy, of Windsor Mills, Ont., uncle of the bride, Mrs.R.N.Mitchell played the wedding music and Mr.Edgar Stirling sang during the signing of the register.Easter lilies were used to decorate, the pews reserved for guests being marked with satin ribbon.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a frock of French blue tissue faille, with a bodice having a shawl collar, short sleeves and gathers at the right side extending to the left side of the skirt.She wore a matching hat with a pleated brim and veiling and carried a bouquet of pink roses.Miss Alice Jeffery, as maid-of- honor, was in a frock of dusty rose tissue faille, with a bodice having three-quarter length ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.George H.Hather, of Verdun, announce the sengage- ment of their only daughter, Edith Alice, to Mr.Graydon Winston Knapp, son of Mr.and Mrs, Vera non Knapp, of North Hatley, Que,, the marriage to take place on Sat« urday afternoon, April 29, at half- past four o'clock at St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, APPROACHING WEDDING At the marriage of Gwendolyn Eloise, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.John Forrest, of Crawford Park, to Mr.John Victor Elccombe, son of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick G.El- combe, of St.Vital, Man, which is taking place at three o'clock of St.John the Divine, Rev.Ke C.Bolton will officiate.The ora ganist will be Mr.Wilfred Hill, of Three Rivers, Que.The bride father, and her only attendant will be her sister, Miss Arlene Forrest.Mr.Fred Knoel will act as best man for the groom, and the ushers will be Mr.Keith Forrest, brother of the bride, and Mr.Claude Thornhill.Following the ceremony, a recp- tion will be held in the Green Room of Victoria Hall.sleeves and a skirt fashioned with two panels, caught into & knot at the front and falling to the hemline.She wore a matching turban with a veil, navy blue accessories and carried a bouquet of white roses.Mr.William D.Hutchison, of Sherbrooke, Que., acted as best man for Mr.Bedford and the ushers were Mr.Robert W.Mit chell and Mr.Francis H.Mitchell, brothers of the bride.The reception was held in the hall of the church where spring flowers were used as decorations, Later Mr.and Mrs.Bedford left by plane to spend their honeye moon in New York, Among the out-of-town guests were Canon and Mrs.E, R.Roy, and Mr.Andrew Roy, of Windsor Mills, Ont.; Mrs.R.Burrell and Mrs.W.E.Nicol, of Toronto} Mrs.S.V.Shepherd, of River- bend, Que.At least four miles of walking and twenty-five hours of time is spent each year making just one bed by the usual household m-thed.\u201cOne trip\u201d bed-making can cut that distance to about a m.e ead a fifth if you make up one side of the bed completely, then finish the other side with no return trips from side to side.shower, will be If you're having a your centerpiece the center of all eyes if you choose one of our appropriate arrangements of fresh, gay flowers! Cheerful Springtime BOUQUETS, day, CENTERPIECES SHOWER PLANTS, etc.| Phone PL.5431 or 5432 | af The Laurentien Hotel Fred Bertrand BERTRAND The Flrist Dorchester St.W.Buster Bertrand Saturday afternoon, in the Church, will be given in marriage by her eft eye sts oY, sor nd to; er ing is ne cut nid side igh ips be aad ~ Married Recently At Rosedale Mr.and Mrs.Alex Gordon Knight, the bride formerly Miss Jean Urquhart Chatfield, pictured as they were cutting their wedding cake, at the reception held at the home of the bride\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Chattield, Rosedale Avenue.The marriage took place recently in Rosedale United Church.Mr.Knight is the son of Mr.and Mrs.F, E.Knight, of Glasgow, Scotland.onvening D.O.N.Spring Military W hist The Daughters of the- Nile An- ual Spring Military Whist Party ill be held in the Banquet Hall, ictoria Hall, Westmount, on ursday, April 27th, at 8.15 p.m., der the general convenership of rs.R.M.Bell.Also on the various committees re: Mrs.J.W.Davies, Mrs.L.J.bkaife, Mrs.R.McGruer, Mrs.C.organ, Mrs.Wm.Houston, J.N.Benson, E.D.Bonnell, A.Gro- pen, W.Burns, W.McGee; G.aurie, À.Huneault; R.Wood; J.Harper; E.Hulin; R.McCarroll mand W.McLuskie.Many door prizes will be given d home - made refreshments erved.Tableholders are request- d to bring their own playing ards.% Are You Entertaining?WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, 4 4 4 Glassware, Punch Bowls, | Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions À New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755.6 HA.5543 Regd Est'd, 1918 6220 Decarie Blvd.LAAALA Ladies .GIVE Frey | a The health-giving way with famous Finnish Stone: Steam Baths Like a Tonic - Sun, Lamps - Massage Ladies only \u2014 \u2018Very private Reasonable SAUNA STEAM BATH- 1458 MacKay St.\u2018CWI.8729 (Above St, Catherine) N CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS FOR 3 PIECE CHESTERFIELD SET $ 5 500 USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Belgium Upholstering CO.INC.> 467 McGill College Ave.MA.8490 WEDDING GALL-GRANT The marriage of Joan Darche, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Anderson Grant, of Westmount, to Mr.Watson Perrigo Gall, son of Mr.Douglas Meikle Gall and of the late Mrs.Gall, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, the Rev, Canon Gilbert Oliver officiating.Mr.Eustace Tait played the wedding music.Easter lilies, arranged with ferns and palms and candles in candelabra, were used to decorate, the pews reserved for guests being marked with sprays of white hyacinths and barbary, tied with white ribbon.Mr.Grant gave his daughter away and she was attended by Mrs.John Paterson Dougherty, Miss Margaret Gascoigne and Miss Jeannie, Owens.Mr.Fred Mayer acted as best man for Mr.Gall and the ushers were Mr.Alan McDermott, Mr.Donald Mac- Donald, and Mr.Geoffrey Grant, the bride\u2019s brother.The bride was in a gown of white satin, fashioned on simple lines with a bodice having seed- pearl embroidery on the Peter Pan collar and long sleeves with embroidered cuffs, and a full skirt falling into a slight train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of shirred tulle and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of Calla slilies and white hyacinths.The attendants were in full skirted frocks of British navy crepe, with bodices having white pique outlining the oval necklines and cuffs.They wore bonnets of white pique, tied under their chins with navy blue velvet bows, short white gloves and they carried bouquets of white iris.Mrs.Grant, the bride's mother, was gowned in flamingo tissue faille,-with a draped bodice fastened up the back with tiny buttons, and wore a navy blue hat and a corsage beuquet of Pinocchio roses.: Miss Winifred Perrigo, aunt of {ihe bridegroom, wore a gown of periwinkle blue sheer with a pleated skirt, a navy blue hat and accessories and a corsage bouquet of pink- roses.* The reception was .held in the Blue Room: of the Ritz-Carlton, where spring flowers were used as decorations, the bride's table,.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 PAGE ELEVEN MAMMA ALMA ANS LS E er rr St.Mary\u2019s Aux.Annual Meeting Reveals Membership Of 500 An extremely active and successful year was reported by St.Mary's Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, at the annual meeting held yesterday afternoon in the Mount Royal Hotel.The president, Mrs.F.H, O'Connor, was in the chair.Mrs.Anson Campbell, membership convener, noted in her report that the number of members was nearing the 500 mark, while the treasurer's report was given by Mrs.C.A.Camirand, acting treasurer.The annual report was read by Mrs.Harry King, recording secretary, while the reports of the corresponding secretary and Handbags Repaired by Parisian Experts assistant corresponding secretary were read by Mrs.Mary Roy All kinds of adie\u2019 yandbegs and Mrs.H.E.Laws, respectively.Miss Beryl Quigley and Mrs.Werkmanship \u2014 rapid service \u2014 quality materials \u2014 complete Frank D.Martin, co-chairman of the Surgical Dressings Committee, satisfaction.reported that a total of 284,992 dressings were made during the year.Other Reports *\u2014 Other reports were read by Mrs.J.G.Fisher, convener of pharmacy needs; Mrs.C.Mallon, sewing convener, who reported that her committee had made 900 articles; Mrs.C.H.Wood, telephone convener and Mrs.Colville Sinclair, hospital aids convener, reported that Mrs.L.P.Rolland, with 15 volunteers, had operated the \u201cSnack Bar\u201d successfully.Exclusive models from Paris, Also handbags made to order, TIBRA HANDBAGS rnc.1464 Union Avenue Opposite Morgan's MA.4310 A A A MA AA MS NO MORE DIGS! We have invested in a holder for steel wool that has little metal prongs which clamp the wool and hold it tight.The top fits the hand comfortably and relieves stmin on fingers.UU 2 ZZ kt fi mi 8.OD AAA RL) A CHARLES BROOKS W.G.PERRY, Associate REG'D Mrs.J.Harold Fox reported on || the work of the library commit- INTERIOR DECORATION tee, and it was also noted that out- g Upholstery, Slipcovers, Curtains, Picture Framing standing work had been done by |= Mrs.* J.Gaslin\u2019s secretarial a 1227A GREENE AVENUE WE.2726 ï {Just -above St.Catherine) workers, and by Mrs.Harry King's 400 Pr EE committee, who worked in the Pe- J diatric Department.We carry the latest styles including Pagoda, It was mentioned at this meeting that the auxiliary was solely Hellywood and folding umbrellas for ladies.Self openers and self closers for men, mE LL responsible for the planning and furnishing of the Nurses\u2019 Lounge in the newly-built Nurses\u2019 Home, which was officially opened in February.The appreciation of the auxi- lary was expressed by Mrs, O'Connor to the various sister organizations who co-operated with the auxiliary throughout the year, and, to the members of outgoing executive, Officers Elected Officers elected for 1950-51 are as follows: President \u2014 Mrs.F.H.O'Con- nor.1st Vice-President \u2014 Mis.J.Langley.2nd Vice-President \u2014 Mrs.T.J.Gaslin.3r& Vice-President \u2014 Mrs.An- son Campbell.Recording Secretary \u2014 Mrs.Harry King.Corresponding Secretary \u2014 Mrs.Frank D.Martin.Treasurer \u2014 Mrs, C.A.Cami- rand.Councillors are Mesdames C.Mallon, C.H.Wood, Colville Sinclair, J.E.Gordon Weekes, Leo Murphy, M.J.McCormick, G.C.Stevenson, John P.DuBois, J.Harold Fox and Miss Beryl Quig- ley.DO NOT DISCARD YOUR OLD UMBRELLA, WE CAN REPAIR IT.Avoid the rush! 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Meat, Poultry, Fish, Fruit and Vegetables.We specialize in RED and BLUE BRAND BEEF Fruit and Vegetables Received Fresh Daily 4 PWELVB Guild Player In \u201cOur Town\u201d Has Done Radio, Stage Work \"THE EXAMINEH, WESIMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 - d .The A] Miss Joyce Carter of 2225 Old Orchard Ave, N.D.G., is to play Apostola the role of Mrs.Webb, an editor's wife, in the St.Genesius Players ; 2 pm.W Guild production of \u201cOur Town\u201d at Loyola Auditorium on April| The Green Grass Is Growing Tally Ho! he 18, 20 and 21st.22° .Come with me to McGill Street.See all the upturned tails of the - McAx _ +, Joining the Guild after graduat-| Come to WILLIAM EWING CO.Beagles and Hunting dogs, the ny Membe | ing from St.Augustines High LIMITED, Top Quality Seeds- eager tilt of the heads \u2014 even +) are aske School, Joycé did so well in the men for eighty-one years \u2014 lead- the horses paw the ground rest- [ENN ial are the a Guild's radio plays and studio| ers in Montreal.More than two lessly \u2014 wonder what all the J A\", or ; ; stage productions that she was| Square feet of beautiful grass is delay is about.Let's join the ei \u20ac .awarded a Summer scholarship in| BTOWIDg in a flat \u2014 green, the conversation of the riders.It is ad pnd 19.| radio and dramatic study at St.| most restful colour in the scale.about the hunt?\u2018There seems to fq §§ J : hael's S Th \u201c| What a feast after the startling | be quite a buzz.There is a won- 07 EN Da , Michael's Summer Theatre, Ver-| white snow, the uninspiring mud derful aroma in the air.More JZ mont.There she worked under \u2014 no wonder we waft into Spring with the great- pots of COFFEE arrive at the ™ The ] Professor Fairbanks (of the Dra-| est of ease.For a continued season of ease, long tables.This, evidently, is Oasis T { matic-English department of the study the tips offered in this sample.This kind the most pleasant part of the morning.Digyilitheir mo .University of Notre Dame) and; of grass is 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W Be: ! .\u2014 \u201cFE; ce = Betty Speirs Class Co-Convener |For Freshness \u201cFil fea nit DEL ir - & .Your Eggs Each W ec the a Miss Lillian Herrin Stages Fashion Show | Avenue.8 + ns .There's no disputing the fine I Models Well Trained licate taste of a countryrfl K , Wishes to announce that egg.But if you're always haf | > + \u2014 to use las 'S eg] is w è : An interesting and colorful fa- out of a ! week's eggs this » old its & MISS EVA LABELLE shion show took place recently at you're missing a treat.jual mee the Speirs - Miller Charm School Reserve your newly deliv Buite of before a capacity audience, y VOR nveners eggs for eat formerly of LaFrance Beauty The models were warmly receiv.putting a peril mark (or esday, : ed as they displayed the various on ng d.The Parlor is now at her Shop gowns and garments from Teen ror st Ee that aro left \u2019 Togs Inc.and their technique and : \u2014 ne.> = There are many uses for ¢ Specializing in Cold Waves and all other branches of precision on the runway showed narily good eggs \u2014 in bal Hairdressing and Beauty Culture.the results of a diligent course of cakes, frying, cooking, in ome FAS training in correct posture, poise etc, \u2014 that do not require y 394 VICTORIA AVENUE APPOINTMENTS and personality.freshest eggs.Simply save \u2018 Room 104 EL.7070 The young ladies taking part left-overs, which you've pla DANS were Lillian Dooley, Beverly Tru- marked, for cooking and br _ deau, Urmilla Gayadeen, Ann fast on the fresh.A collect Wellesford, Dorothy Wells, Joyce Spring, Doughty, Betty Hendry, Elva Hol- ae A transcription is an arraiÿif end Fall lingsworth, Maureen Heg a rty, Mrs.C.N.KNOWLES ment or modification of a pie rate Barbara, Kukoba, Millicent Craig, .5 music, so that it suits an ins .Terry MacClellan, Helen Goodfel- Mrs, Knowles is acting as joint ment other than the one for wi Satur .low, Christine Kenny, Marjorie convener, with Mrs.C.S.Smith, ;; was originally written, Doiron, Helen Godin, Dorothy for the annual spring bridge be- : after Barnes, Carol Bremner, Florence ing held by the Women's Aux- | Acorn, Therese Comeau, Made-| iliary of the Homoeopathic leine Mernier, Jacqueline Lacoste, Hospital in Trinity Memorial Beverly Mayhéw, Beryl McWil-| Church Hall at 2.30 Tuesday È \\ ME liam.afternoon, April 25.This project WN 1 This monthly fashion show is| is designed to raise funds for \\Y % p proving a popular feature with the refurnishing of patients\u2019 Q Les) LEC} the modelling group and their per- hospital rooms.V sonal appearance were favorably ç Tic commented upon, clearly indicat- .° J CALL ing that the young ladies had ta- Give Corner Curlains ) ; ken full.advantage of the hair- .styling and make-up sessions dur- Car ef ul Consider ation (Frank A'S & : ing the course, McKen \u201c ON DAN .e ® * à There is interesting work in our Telephone Betty Speirs acted as commen-| Windows can make design sense \" .tator and is to be congratulated from the outside of a house and at Ç Room, both on the switchboard and on upon a very fine effort.the same time prove to be a decor- WN AS PL: SPR ating problem when viewed from the order board.If you have had ex- \u2014 the room sid i ç 444 .9 .e Corner windows 0 .° i F perience in this work, if you have a good Montreal Ladies\u2019 Choir aps hardest fo curtain Sherbrooke Mountain yu; knowledge of both languages and if you To Give Anrtual Concert Keep the size in mind, If à win- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .dow is small or narrow stick to ® are available occasionally as required, The annual concert of the Mont- plain fabrics for curtains.Large Inny men, wont o_o real Ladies Choir will take place showy patterns look best on large » you are invited to consult our Employ- Wednesday evening, at 8.30 at the windows, gain 5 10 1 5 Il for ment Office, 1485 Victoria Street.Ritz-Carlton Hotel.Unless there is a radiator or ro ' The choir will be under the shelf under the window let dra- Get Now Pep, Vim, Vigor direction of Mr.Clifford Johnston, peries hang to the floor.© BS Se Te 5 Fa and accompanied by Mr, Phillips| A cornice box is a tidy way to Bons à nook 0 Ja sy Dog a Motley, B.A, Mus, Bach.make two windows look as if they girs, TE Mrs wiio Gover pull HH AC & | E A | oO N Co Guest Soloists will be the well-| belong together.You can cover ert Baik the i ing, aes | 467 At .LIMITED known violinist, Antoinette Carta, the box with drapery material, (on vitams & By.rai: enrich blood, 6 MA, 9 OF MONTREAL and 15-year-old Peggy Haigh, who Don't overload windows with sur-| § tinged gd pourisiment put Les on bare?.will render numbers by Mendels- plug fabric.A window width and a Don [Ber oo Ia, LoD oer You i Write or sohn, Beethoven, Schuman and half is considered sufficient for tie So Pr poupe | Chopin.draw draperies.anû added pounds.this very dav, At 83 à g.Did ment Bet aw risp, Cle; rangrang vays tun nt offers than Jo £ BOKA and ma d vigoro rich, ful 1 and md be boueli od Ag own aw rors, Or fj \u2018om dish hpan.3 and flour ; pan, t has le and \u201cFile : Wee the fine ountry-f ways hav s this we 1se Of th ly deliv the shel K {or di re left of ch, ses for 0 - in hak , in ome require ÿ ly save u've pla and br an array of a pied ts an ins ne for wi tten.ount.n Won 15 lbs m, Vigor 1y bd Le tbs ook.Thouss EX ibiets for ner 4 ali dru THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1050 + Ia The Wemen 3 Realm Xavier Guild The April meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild will be held at 2 p.m.Monday, in Congress Hall, hen Rev.Adrian Record, C.S.B., ill speak on \u201cGold Dust\u201d, Mrs.J.Ww.McAnally will preside.Members attending this meeting Mare asked to provide small gifts or the autumn sale which will be eld in Victoria Hall October 18 and 19.Daughters of Nile The Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will hold their monthly session on Monday in Victoria Hall, Westmount, at 7.30 p.m.Officers will wear formal dress.Mrs.J.W.Davies will preside.All members are cordially invited to attend, Club Whist A military whist will be held in the church hall, Weredale Park, onight at 8.30 p.m, under the puspices- of St.Stephen's Church Bowling and Recreation Club.There will be table and door prizes and refreshments will be served.Liberal Club An open meeting of the West- mount - St.Antoine Women's Liberal Club will be held Wednesday, at 8.15 p.m., in Victoria Hall, BThe Right Honorable D.C.Abbott Minister of Finance, will speak on F'How to Build a Budget.\u201d Mrs.Mostyn Lewis, president of e Club, will preside.W.A.Whist The W.A.of Westminster Cen- al United Church will hold a mili- ary whist at 8.30 p.m.Monday, \u2018the church hall, 926 Atwater Avenue.Karnak Ladies The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will old its spring luncheon and an- jual meeting in the Vice-Regal puite of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel onvenership of Mrs.J.W.Buck- esday, at 12.30 p.m., under the and.The annual meeting and elec- FASHION DANSANT A collection of late Spring, Summer and Fall creations, presented by our students.Saturday, April 29th afternoon and evening at the LEGION MEMORIAL HALL\" 1191 MOUNTAIN ST.proceeds in old of LEGION POLIO FUND Tickets: Afternoon 50c Evening 1.00 At The Academy or by Mail Order DANCING \"till 1 AM.SPRING.COURSES in Fashion Designing » Millinery » Merchandising & Sales Promotion COMMENCING MAY 1st, 1950 REGISTER NOW for day or evening courses et the Fashion Arts ACADEMY LIMITED 1467 Mansfield St., Montreal MA.9611 or MA.7212 Write or Call for Detailed Information = Fashion ints The belted, bloused jacket tells the latest chapter in the continu ing suit story.This one, so typical of current design, is in black serge.Souta braid gives body to the collar and cuffs and pocket flaps, and the jacket closes with bone buttons that extend below the self belt.It features the loose underarm, bloused back and full gathered peplum, The skirt is pencil slim, tion of officers for the ensuing year will take place immediately following the luncheon, \u2019 The president, Mrs.G.S.L.Retallack and Mrs.J.W.Buckland will receive the guests.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Buck- land.Board Meeting Board of Management of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will meet on Tuesday, April 18th, at 2:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.St.Matthias W.A.The spring meeting of the St.Matthias Women\u2019s Association will be held Friday, April 21, at 3 p.m, in the parish hall, Dr.Alys Slater, wife of Rev.R.H.L.Slater, Professor of Theology at McGill University, will speak on \u201cThe Burmese Lady.\u201d Committee Luncheon The Maternity and Nursery Committee of St.Mary's Hospital will hold its annual luncheon meeting Friday, April 21, at the Windsor Hotel, at 12.45 o'clock.Mrs.J.B.Handfield, President of the Committee, will render a report on the activities of the Committee over the past year.Annual Bridge L'Amicale Notre Dame de West- mount will hold its annual bridge Wednesday, at 8 p.m., in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall.Mrs.Dostaler O\u2019Leary is the convener and Miss Lucienne Décary is in charge of tickets, There will be table and door prizes.Refreshments will be served.American Club The American Women\u2019s Club will hold its closing meeting Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., in the Ball Room of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.The program will be presented by the club groups and Mrs.Joan M.Bayer, Groups Chairman, is in charge of arrangements, There will be a reception for new members and tea will be served at the close of the meeting The Play Reading Group, under the direction of Mrs.Geo.Agar, will present a one-act play, \u201cHyacinth Halvey\u201d, by Lady Gregory.Annual Conference The Second Annual Regional Conference of the Canadian branch of the National Women\u2019s League of the United Synagogue of America will be held Wednesday and Thursday, May 10 and 11, in Montreal.Annual Meeting The annual business meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will be held in Victoria Hall on April 21, at 2:30 p.m., when reports of standing committees will -be presented by the chairman and the election of officers will take place.Melville Ladies\u2019 Aid The Ladies\u2019 Ald Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet for sewing at 3 p.m.Monday, in the church hall, Melville avenue, Westmount, All members are requested to attend.Legion Aux.Branch 39 A meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, B.ES.L., will be held Tuesday, in the Brodeur Room of the Legion Memorial Building on Mountain Street, at 8 p.m.A floral demonstration by Mr.Carl will follow at 9 p.m., after which refreshments will be served.All members are asked to attend.Friends are cordially invited.Rummage Sales The Churchwomen's Year of St.Stephen's Church is holding a rummage sale in the parish hall, Waredale Park, Wednesday, at 10 a.m, Trinity Memorial Church W.A, will hold a rummage sale, Friday, April 21, at 1 p.m.in the Parish Hall, corner of Marlowe Avenue and Sherbrooke Street West.The Chundra Lela Evening Auxiliary of Wesley United Church is holding a rummage sale at Westminster Central United Church, 926 Atwater Avenue, on Saturday, at 2 pm, Noted Psychologist To Address Meeting Of Montreal Council \u201cMental Hygiene in the Community Today\u201d will be discussed by Miss Nora Bailey, Psychologist and Educational Assistant of the Mental Hygiene Institute, at the meeting of the Montreal Council of Women, on Wednesday.An example of early mental hygiene effort in the community will be recalled prior to Miss Bailey's address, when Doctor Baruch Sil- verman will receive from the Council eighty records of mental tests given adults and children in 1918.These cases were referred by Montreal hospitals and welfare agencies to Miss Isa N.Cole, a social worker, engaged by the Council on recommendation of its Committee on Mental Deficiency.The committee, headed by Professor C.M.Derick of McGill University, had worked for several years previously to show the need for the testing and classification of defectives, for psychiatric clinics, special classes, training schools and institutions and for changes in immigration laws.Miss Cole\u2019s records, which have been in the Council's files, will be transferred to those of the Mental Hygiene Institute, the Board of Directors accepting them for permanent safekeeping, both for their historic value and present, practical use, The hostesses at this regular monthly meeting of the Council, to be held as usual at 2.30 pm.In the Allan Shatford Hall, 1439 St.Catherine Street West, will be the Silver Cross Mothers of the R.C.A.F.Club Women Back'g Cancer Society Drive The women are in the forefront of campaigning activities.And, take it from Canadian Cancer Society officials, the girls are doing \u201cwonderfully\u201d.Society officials said today that \u201cparticular notice\u201d had been taken of the way in which women's clubs and other organizations of the city and of the province at large had lined up behind campaign efforts.Officials said \u201cgenerous gifts\u201d | had been received from the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, the Westmount Women's Club, the Cote des Neiges and Snowdon Women\u2019s \u201cClub, the Outremont Women's Club the Tetreaultville Women's Club, branches of the Catholic Women\u2019s League, units of |' the Women's Institute (with a donation from every individual branch), the Conclaves of the True PAGE THIRTEEN Kindred, the Verdun Community Club, the Order of the Eastern Star.SPECIAL EVENTS Recorded Weddings A complete photo- } graphic story of your wedding day artistically are ranged in a beautiful white leather album.HOME PHOTOGRAPHY ® DANCES © BANQUETS © PORTRAITS Kinas Studio 1421 MacKay Street, Suite 5 Daytime - HA.1325 Evening - WE.8314 of Ve Fur Jackets \u2014 Capes \u2014 Scarves Smartly Styled, Beautiful and + Long-Wearing.Moderately Priced, Too! 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On sale everywhere A.2417 t ! ! i ' + 3 a QUE pa 4 IS J EE + pe © EE OE PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 ve Es More than 337 sites considered , Schola 5 $ : nationally historic have been Jr Ad Club Dance $1,200 c rship Ë marked with cairns in Canada.; \u2018Available for Girls - \u20ac 180 April 21 To Close : ' 1 Es A two-year scholarship is avail.At Bo > Su cece ssfu / Se ason able at Loretto Academy, Niagara 2° Falls, Ont., according to an an- 4 .nouncement made by Mrs.John Vv , * * The Junior Advertising and F.Young, of East River Road, f the ¥ le Sales Club will hold its closing Grand Island, N.Y., President of ; the ; | dance at the Town of Mount the International Loretto Niagara [of > 5 .7 nemo ot Royal Hall on Friday, April 21, Alumnae Association.the 5 at ! Oh ; : air e scholarship 1s for the Jun- = Keeping to their policy of using jor and Senior years of High Ineetir ; a theme in decorating the hall the School and is valued at $1200:00.M AL club members are taking the sea- The scholarship includes board, ests S ] OR AGE son of the year as their motif and tuition and private room, ; ho H \u2018 are calling the dance Spring Frolic Candidates ; must present cre- season ; .Spring flowers, koolvent umbrel- dentials showing outstanding qua- The : at | las, and lattice archway will be lities of character, leadership and [me ws \u2018 the chief decorations.Wally Baker scholastic ability vouched for by - e C fy will supply the music for dancing the principal of the school last at- memb be and Gene Carrigan and his trio a pended or by some other respons- Mrs.| ; , 4) will take care of the square danc- Frank M ible person.panied v ® eV ing.Refreshments will be served Evelyn Boileau an cGilly Eligible for this scholarship is luded pt | during the evening.: : \u2019 any girl who has completed two \"How .6 ears of high school and who will [by S 1 Bob Duncan is chairman of this Cas Of Fift I O ' | ' y g Jevent and working with him on t y n ur Own be entering her third year in Sep- grom 0 Jue the committee are: Muriel Sher- .- tember, 1950.erd K We man, Phyllis Sanford, Pat Byrne, S G ; Pl A Lo 1 Competition will be by personal pan; \\ Est'd 1936 Don Heward, Bill Waldron, Ross t.\u20acnesius ay t yO a interview with the Registrar at An Ol Flanagan, Brendan Murphy, Gor- - Loretto Academy before August ge die Porier and Chas Turner.As \u201cOur Town\u201d Thornton Wilder's hit play about American small 15th.a Tel.EL.7400 the club hes Jecided not to only, town at the turn of the century, will open at the Loyola Audi- ronpplication forms, ane other | nt Le M sale of tickets to membe , .; ; ; ; on, for applicants residen fang 5625 Sherbrooke St.W.guests will be made welcome but torium, April 18, as a presentation of the St, Genesius Players Guild, in the Province of Quebec, may be An\u201d by ; .reservations must be made with and will continue there for two performances through the 21st.had from Miss Fannie Coffey, 1950 Thel \u20ac (At Oxford Ave.) the club secretary, Miss Nan| Pictured above are two of the Ÿ = \u2014 Tupper St., Montreal, 25, Canada, pear o & Jl i Gamble, LA.3425, players, Evelyn Boileau and Frank Bryant as the doctor's wife.W from now until May 10th.study, i qb A Pulitzer prize winner, \u201cOur ack, McGilly.The latter wi e seen Town\u201d ran on Broadway over a 1948 was a good year for Cana- any > as the doctor's gangling son, the year and was lauded by critics as dian agriculture.The net income Xpres: HUBERT PLOMER town\u2019s best baseball player, \u201cone of the great plays of our of $1,693,315,000 that farmers re- Mesdau Other roles in the cast of fifty day\u201d and a supreme adventure in ceived ast, year set a new record roe ; ._ playgoing.or farm finances.Ma : \u201c21 will be played by : Barbara Ham Set in the little New Hampshire B.Tur: uitque K 1 oun Î an I mile, Gerry Tynan, Evelyn Boi-| town of Grover\u2019s Corners, \u201cOur , F.lean, Don Smith, Joe carey, Town\u201d is the story of the typical Toole, alp onaghan an uriel Ril-| figures in a country village and .Fal FINE REPRODUCTIONS TO ORDER goyr., the quietly charming lives they Bhean, .Paul Brennan will be seen as the led in an era uncomplicated by Ww.D.INTERIOR DECORATION Stage Manager, \u2014 narrator in the gadgets.ay, T.St.Genesius Players Guild pre- \u201cOur Town\" 4 presented almost R.Wil 1226 BISHOP STREET MA.5851 sentation of \u201cOur Town\u201d.Bill entirely witho.scenery, and a orga, Shore will play the town doctor, narrator bilied as the Stage Man- er, F.- and Phillip Gregory will be seen as ager, invites the playgoers to be the editor of Grover\u201ds Corners Sen- their own scenic designers, of a Taki | tinel.Joyce Carter will appear as drug storë, the church, and finally Ev the editor's wife, and Geraldis the çemetery on the hill.ivics e cor ducati hurc Bch LEARN TO DRIVE THE EASY WAY oo in dual controlled cors t Most Modern Methods a With Expert Instructors pn the home \u20ac uring All Cars ep Fully Insured buildin 1 Cornwall Ave., Montreal fered DRIVING SCHOOL AT.4588 itting (Special Care Given to Nervous People) NEED.\u20ac pa ep Part ere hair: roo! ay, P.Fast by th rs.e cla P.C.W.D m rs, | ailore mag ith Hiltz § ocke CA, uroy ade WL red ealed lack hg cl | Fo mos There's a model and size to a fu suit every household in the ~ d ea new 1950 line of Ice-Con- Laure When Laure WhedQr ditioned Refrigerators.T ey She'll be prettier than ever in You can make wonderful color- À « feature all steel construction, i; Give your little girl a big combinations with this! 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Mrs.S, S.Beamish.In- \u2018Brom Hansel & Gretel; \u201cA Shep- Now Is The Month Of Maying\u201d in\u201d by Percy S.Fletcher.PE EE ES IE I \u20ac aa Li = ae Variety was the key-note of the program presented by, groups of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club at the final open meeting of the season, in Victoria Hall, Wednesday afternoon.Over 500 Members and guests witnessed results of group study and training hat had been \u2018one phase of the club's activities for the year, The meeting opened with the singing of Mrs.J.W.Perks, president of \u201cO Canada\u201d, led by the club choir.the club, welcomed members and guests and introduced the chairman of the day, Mrs.Robert Japp, ho has been in charge of all groups and classes during the past peason.x The first item on the program- hme was-a number of selections by e Choir of approximately 30 embers, under the direction of luded in the repertoire were, «How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings\u201d hy S.Liddle; \u201cEvening Prayer\u201d erd Kept Sheep\u201d by Eric H.Thi- man; \u201cAll Through The Night\u201d, An Old Welsh Song arranged by , H.Anderson; \u201cBilly Boy\" arranged by Thomas F.Dunhill; hy Morley; and \u201cSumer Is Icuman Their performance showed a ear of conscientious work and study, resulting in very good at- ack, sweet quality of tone and any variations which were most\u2019 pxpressive.Taking part were Mesdames C.E.Bowers, F.D.rowley, H.Giles, G.Mallinson, J; .Maude, S.Miller, B.Sutcliffe, B.Turner, E.R.Cass, T.Dawson, g.F.Mount, A.Watson, W.V.} Poole, C.Jackson, T.Patterson, W.A.Falconer, N.B.Muir, G.A.Bhean, W.G.Stevens, G.Irvine, Ww.D.Kirk, S.England, G.Mur- ay, T.Gunn, A.\" Gall, E.Harris, R.Wilson, C.W.Misner, G.H.organ, R.C.Halford, J.C.Kelle- |- er, F.Luxton.Civies Group Taking as its theme, \u201cEducation Everybody's Business\u201d, the: fvics Group touched briefly on:f e complicated background of our ducational system.Including the urch, Civic Authorities, Home &- Bchool Associations, the Parents d the Home; it was pointed out at the greatest single influence bn the child was still exerted by home environment.Improvements | ~~ uring the past decade, in both e physical character of school buildings and in the type of courses bffered, were practical steps in itting the youthful citizen into e pattern of industry, trade ore professions.Participating in the discussion ere Mesdames: R.E.Wagét, hairman; W.M.Hick, C.T.roome, I.K.Lowry, F.R.Mur- ay, P.H.Amey, J.S.Miller.Fashions of 1950 were presented by the Dressmaking Class with rs.M.Rochemont, chairman of e class, as commentator and Mrs.P.C.Cope at the piano.Mrs.H.V.Dunn modelled a pretty light, mer printed cotton number, Mrs.C.Scurrah was smart in a} ailored suit, Mrs.C.F.Walker\u2014 I a spring number of leaf green: ith hat to match, Mrs.H.P: Hiltz in a printed crepe with smart pocket and cuff arrangement, Mrs.A.Davis displayed a green cor- uroy two-piece suit which she had ade for her young daughter, Mrs.V.L.Gatehouse was striking in | red satin housecoat with con- ealed pockets and displayed a lack bathing suit, also made dur- hg class; Mrs.M.Rochemont wore most becoming grey wool dress ith many interesting details, in- uding a detachable panel button- À each side of the \u2018ress.W.V.8.Award A Certificate of Merit awarded y the Women\u2019s Voluntary Ser- ices to the club in recognition of e services rendered by the Mili- ary Hospital Visiting Committee f the club, was presented by Mrs.H.P, Moore to Mrs.J.W.Perks, resident of the N.D.G.Women's luth.Mrs.Moore stated that 100 our Service Pins had been won d presented to the following embers of the N.D.G.Women\u2019s lub this year \u2014 Mrs, R.Reynolds, rs, T.Paton, Mrs, F.N, Ward nd Mrs.D.K.Gowans.Philip Johnson; produced and directed by Cecile Wright, was presented by the Drama Group with the following cast: Mesdames Bobby Rice, Moira Millington, Peggy Seller, Thelma Japp and Frances Lindsay, : \u2019 The comedy was realistic in its portrayal and was well received, evoking much laughter, , Mrs.F.Moody expressed appreciation to the various participants reat 4 Day \\ WLR TT TANT 50 w= THE \u2018EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 = JAt ND.G.Club Members of the afternobi's entertajurent, \u2018and -complimented.Mrs.Robert Japp, chairman of groups and classes., ° \u201c Añ Art Exhibit by the Art Class, Was on display in the Banquet Hall.Members having pictures on exhibition were: Mesdames R.A.Macintyre, chairman of Art Class; G.A.Murray, C.E.\u2018Bowers, J.Shupe, E.V.Gage, T.R.Renñié, G.Shanks, R.B.Moffit, J.F.Masterson, T.W.Halsey, Miss B.Wallace, Mrs.J.C.Peterson was teacher of the Art Class.A first-aid kit is a \u201cmust\u2019 if office or factory, and nd home should be without one.But such a kit is worse tbafi useless unless someone has\u2019 heen adequately trained to use the materials it contains.\u201d First-aid training may be had almost anywhere in Canada under the sponsorship of national- ly-known institutions.Sugar is not only for sweeten- transparent, Poa tere AN OFFICE \u201cMUST\u201d ing.It Helps in making soap \u201cor Frs romney en PAGE FIFTEEN Kiddies Mistake Door \u2014 Whole Town in Uproar Colonial village, a new community on the far south side of Chicago, was thrown into an uproar the other day when Leo Poyn- ton, 40, and his wife, Helen, 38, reported that two of thelr six children\u2014Christine, 5, and Leo, 3\u2014 had disappeared: Le > The search began at a point a block from the Poynton home, where-some one remembered having seen the children, and rapidly expanded around the village, up and down Halsted st, with its heavy traffic, and along the Calumet Sag channel.Eight patrolmen, two detectives, geants, and three squads, commanded by Police Lt.John H.Miller, joined a group of Colonial villagers and conducted an energetic four hour search, without success.: Poynton, sick from worry, led his wife back home to await developments.Mrs.Poynton was on the verge of hysteria when sud- two 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business the Matiager * ÉéVendié, De is as anxious à JÙ \"Rich will be prog boston Ws PAGE SIXTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 Your Favorite Big Stars At The Monkland, Saturday \u2018harles Coburn, Gloria De Haven and Glenn Ford represent the family whose happiness is blighted when Janet Leigh separates Glenn from his celebrated doctor father.They appear on the Monkland screen Saturday until Tuesday in the new M-G-M drama, \u201cThe Doctor and the Girl.\u201d The main Technicolor feature attraction, \u201cOh, You Beautiful Doll,\u201d starring June Haver and Mark Stevens, will give the seekers of variety in entertainment.an outstanding show that they will really enjoy.Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals One of the toughest jobs Producer George Jessel and Director John Stahl had in producing \u201cOh, You Beautiful Doll,\u201d the Twentieth Century-Fox musical Saturday until Tuesday playing at the Monk- land theatre, was the selection of .songs to be included.Since the story of the picture is about the life and tunes of Fred Fisher, one of America's great song writers, who flourished at the beginning of the Jazz \u2018era in music, there were hundreds of the composer's songs available, From the fabulous array of Fisher song hits Jessel chose a dozen to be sung and \u2018played in \u201cWhen I Get You Alone Tonight,\u201d \u201cI Want You To Want Me,\u201d \u2018\u2018Ireland Must Be Heaven,\u201d \u201cAny Little Girl,\u201d \u201cThere's a Little Spark of Love Still Burning,\u201d \u201cCome, Josephine, In My Flying Machine,\u201d \u201cThere's A Broken Heart For Every Light On Broadway,\u201d \u201cWho Paid The Rent For Mrs.Rip Van Winkle,\u201d \u201cDaddy, You're A Mother To Me,\u201d \u201cChicago\u2019 and \u201cDardan- ella.\u201d The latter was said to be the greatest song grosser of all time, having sold over 7,000,000 recordings and 2,500,000 sheet mu- in recent years.Second Big Attraction Academy Award-winning Charles Coburn has one of the the film: \u201cPeg O\u2019 My Heart,\u201d ! sic copies even before its revival OPPOSITE SAXES This is the big and the little of the sax section of the 100-piece | Sun Devil band of Arizona State College at Tempe.Betty Blythe, uses all of her 90 pounds to blow a note through the big bass sax, | while 300-pound George Rayes has plenty to spare in breezing through a score on the little soprano saxophone.+ most dramatic roles of his Career Georgia, started his theatrical ca- | Erskine ¥ ; as Glenn Ford's stubborn father in reer as a program salesman in a vice an AN N 5 by \u201cThe Doctor and the Girl,\u201d new Savannah Theatre, After - subse- CI HE-MINUTE movie by gl od M-G-M offering.quently serving as the theatre's Ww Bh Local News The stun A pe Frances Goltman He appéars as Dr.John Corday, manager, he appeared in stock i at the n a.3 } brilliant and successful neurologist |company plays, won success on J Co M flaming J } ï who plans on having his son fol- Broadway in his own theatrical iY event am A j Readers tastes vary to such an birthdates too since many are low in his footsteps, then breaks company, and came to Hollywood CARLING S skips the \u2018 extent that what will interest one, commemorated on the date.Non a moon ime\u201d the latter mar- |in dos in Or Human Hearts.\" .: y porter, , ; , : i 5 girl.oria De Haven an ane § .anoher will pass by.Certain head- Among the composers there is The veteran character actor ap- Leigh have the leading feminine @; .jugs are \u2018\u2018eye catchers\u201d however Serge Rachmaninoff (1873, _Rus- peared previously at M-G-M in roles in \u201cThe Doctor and the Girl.\u201d 3 R aud no matter whetner the content sian) who was equally great in his \u201cThe Green Years\u201d and \u201cB.F.'s!The picture was directed by Curtis J R 3 P Le) R 1 | of the article is a topic you seldom lifetime as performer and conduc- Daughter.\u201d He was nominated for Bernhardt and was produced by AT Y xce read.you may be fascinated by |tor and whose works will live on an Academy Award for his per-|Pandro S.Berman.6 0 645 the title glance through or even, forever.Ferruccio Busoni, (1866, the Oscar in Rares and won /\\ t \"| , - ai support-| Furs are the principal product read it thoroughly.\u2018This was|Italy) also a great pianist, both |ing role in \u201cThe More the Mer-|of the so - called \u201cwild life\u201d area = : brought to our attention a short born on April first.Reginald de rier.\u201d ; of Canada \u2014 45 per cent of the le fe F .e [ e tainii .; Koven, (1859, American) compos- Coburn, a native of Savannah, Dominion\u2019s land area.Con ain time ago by a non-musical person er of operettas, \u201cRobin Hood\u201d.| minute, who asked us why we didn\u2019t write Charles Marie Courboin, (1886) jchmond\u201d n personalitles of the month any|the noted Belgian organist who lestm pa We we.e surprised when has visited Montreal for many A DLT DL OAT OE ULC NS Produces this gentleman lo!d us he read a concerts.Ludwig Spohr, (1784, ' hose rep music column, mentioned it to German) whose violin works are HOW YOU'LL LOVE THE WARM AND WONDERFUL STORY mic ne him.and were informed that he] still performed.Oscar Straus, ore hand holds a particular interest in birth- (1870, Viennese) very popular for OF THE DOLL WHO SET THE NATION SINGING! \\ ed Skelt dates of famous people, so our his operettas, especially the > e Fulle: \u201cheading\u201d was lhe season.\u201cChocolate Soldier\u201d, Carlos Sal- | gether a There are so rsany musicians Zedo, (1885, French - American) quipped born in April that we have had to harpist.Guiseppi Tartini, (1692, f el) condense the galaxy of personali- Italian) whose violin works will \" m ; ties and divide it Into two instal- live on, Was a great teacher and yo nes ments to include some of the cele- performer.Pietro Nardini (1722, th\u2019 ang brated premieres.These are really Italian) is another great violin {Come composer.« P | A Paolo Tosti, (1846, Italy) will \u201cAll The King\u2019s Men\u201d never be forgotten through his hoe girl celebrated song, \u201cGood-Bye\u201d; { e year! Honoured by Redbook , Franz Von Suppe, (1819, German) This ti \u2014_ \u2018 Roger Ducasse, (1873) French onic \u201cAll the King's Men,\u201d Robert modernist; Albert Coates (1882, erating Rossen\u2019s picturization of Robert English) celebrated conductor as al estate Penn Warren's Pulitzer prize no- well as Serge Prokofieff, (181, We ook val, has heen selected by Redbook Russian) also a conductor and bl to be Magazine as ily \u201cpicture of the pianist.As a modernist, Prokofieff Me comic month\" for Janua:y and a candi-|has become celebrated for his IL, rath date for Redbook\u2019s annual silver \u201cClassical Symphony\u201d and \u201cPeter ions, hy cup award.and the Wolf\u201d, Friedrich von Flo- Whale, ang This is the fifth national maga- tow, (1812, German) famous for blden to zine to date te honor the Colum- his opera \u2018\u2018Martha\u201d and Frantz Musing p bia picture, Seventeen having also Lehar (1870, Hungarian) com- his read announced its sclection for Jan-| poser of the \u2018Merry Widow\u201d.4 \u201c % \u2018 a o uary, Esquire for February, and; (Celebrated composers who died Jy A * 14 2 REE Since ev Life and Look having feature it lin April include Johannes Brahms 7H 5\u20ac 1.\u201cQudiles SAMALL - some previously in text and layouts, in 1897, Gaetano Donizetti in 1848 ë BBINS uch\u201d a Last week, the New York film (composer of \u201cLucia di Lammer- FENWOOD .Gale RO ra.pre critics selected \"All the King's moor\u201d), George Frederick Handel Charlotte GR ets up Men\u201d as \u201cpicture of the year\" and (1759) buried in Westminster , \u2018 7 by and its principal player, Broderick Abbey.Two great violin compos- SATURDAY until TUESDAY ail 3 tertaini Crawford, as inale star of the ers, Henri Wieniawski 1880, and THE 2, pe t furt year.Edouard Lalo 1892, passed away elyn Kd \u2014 in April.Ottorino Respighi died in SURPRISE \"THE DOCTOR added VERSATILE 1936, and Alexander Scriabin in PICTURE bunt Th Joseph Cotton, co-starring with 1915, ; ; NEE story Joan Fontaine in Hal Wallis'| A powerful influence on music ON OUR STAGE AND le with \u201cSeptember Affair\u201d, had a varied and dynamic personality, Cosima MONDAY at 8:15 tar lo tried career before arriving in Holty-| Wagner, the daughter of Franz THE SEMI-FINALS staring ord an wood.He was à prefessional foot- Liszt and the Countess d'Agoult, \"OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS\" 2 GLENN FORD .GHARLES COBUAN - ball player, paint salesman, news- Passed away in 1930 at the age of : g\\ TE paper advertising solicitor, collar ninety-two.She was married first BROADCAST COAST TO COAST GLORIA D HAVEN .JANET LEIGH harles ad model, assistant stage manager to Hans von Bulow, conductor and d = h Bing and radio and stage actor.pianist, afterwards to Richard QUSUSUSUSUSUSUSUASUSOIUSTUSUSUSUSW Riing H Broadway villain who came west Wagner.: Last Showing , \u201d Al MGM'S NEW TECHNICOLOR vice for his health and now dies in the| Next Week: April Personalities.Today! Come To The Stable ne \u201cTHAT MIDNIGHT KISS\" nds his movies for a living.Part 11 Conclusion.à, : rets of reporter.\u201d SOUP TO NUTS \u2014 AND POPCORN Erskine Johnson, famed Hollywood correspondent for NEA Service and The Monitor, startled popcorn munchers at a Los Angeles movie by having a seven-course dinner served to him in his seat.The stunt was another round in Johnson\u2019s crusade against popcorn at the movies, and included everything from shrimp cocktail to flaming \u201cCherries Jubilee\u201d dessert.Time magazine reported the event and noted that besides fighting popcorn, the NEA columnist skips the Hollywood gossip halls and saloons, covering filmtown news like he would a City Hall beat, as a \u201cgood, workaday xcellent Twin Bill Sunday At The W estmount Theatre minute, \u201cMigs Grant Takes ichmond\u201d starts Sunday at the festmount Theatre.Producer .S.Sylvan Simon, hose reputation as a creator of mic masterpieces was never ore handily displayed than in ed Skelton\u2019s explosively funny e Fuller Brush Man,\u201d has put (Bêgether another robust comedy.quipped with beauteous comedi- ne Lucille Ball and handsome à AP illam Holden, who exhibited ch a neat comic touch in \u201cDear f th\u201d and \u2018Dear Wife,\u201d Simon s come up with another exuber- t romp that exudes a light- jarted touch and undoubtedly Il be acclaimed as the most hil- ious girl-takes-boy escapade of ; e year! This time, Simon has explored lle comic implications of a bookie perating behind the screen of a estate office.When Holden, e bookie, hires luscious Miss tll to be his secretary, wham! Mie comic explosions begin.Miss ll, rather dense in the upper gions, has a heart as big as a Wale, and she gets the reluctant ' lblden to embark on a grandiose using project which takes most his ready cash.Second Feature Since every man is a soft touch Ff some woman, \u201cMr.Soft uch,\u201d an engrossing drama of a rd - pressed gambling man who ets up with a sweet settlement Py and is knocked for a loop, tertainingly proves this point, t further, the Glenn Ford- elyn Keyes co-starrer which is added attraction at the West- bunt Theatre, is a fast = mov- B story of 2 man who had a \u20ac with a bullet and of a girl po tried to make him break it.ord and Miss Keyes give beau- _\u2014 TELEVISION FAN harles Bickford, co- starring h Bing Crosby in Frank Capra's 4% ding High,\u201d owns a television OR vice shop in Hollywood and ° nds his spare time learning the tets of video.+ i R RL BURN LEIGH \u2014 \u2014\u2014_\u2014 tifully paced performances, which may be accounted for by the fact that they were teamed up before in other movies.aS Nady LET IT RAIN Hollywood's Joan Caulfield is pretty as a rainbow and ready for April showers in this abbreviated rain outfit that she wears in a new musical picture.Trinity Players\u2019 Last for Season Trinity Players will present their fourth and last offering of this season in Trinity Memorial Hall, April 26-29.Basil Donn, C.D.A., will direct \u201cPeace in our Time\" by Noel Coward, perhaps the best known author, playwright, actor and director of recent years.The entire action of the play takes place in a London \u201cPub\u201d called \u201cThe Shy Gazelle\u201d, situated somewhere between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square.The period covered is from November 1940 to May 1945 and the dialogue and situations represent to the audience what would have happened to the people of England if the Battle of Britain had been lost.Ronnie Naylor is having his first chance at designing and executing a set \u2014 the lighting is being done by John Linney and Elinor Watson.New Broadway \u201cFind\u201d Signed By Hal Wallis Charlton Heston, regarded as Broadway's hottest new screen bet, has been signed by Hal Wallis to a long - term contract and he will make his screen debut in \u201cHouse of Mist,\u201d one of Wallis\u2019 major productions for Paramount this year.\u2018 \u2018 The dark, handsome, six-foot- three Heston currently is appearing in \u201cStained Glass Window\u201d in Boston.The play is scheduled to open shortly in New York.He has been appearing on television in New York and is favorite with Eastern video audiences.Wallis was successful in signing Heston against spirited bidding by several studios.The producer said he believes Heston has tremendous starring potentialities, comparing him with Burt Lancaster and Wendell Corey.Fan Returns Allan Ladd\u2019s Belt A belt from Alan Ladd\u2019s new -amel's hair topcoat which the star lost ten months ago when mobbed by fans in Halifax has just been returned by a girl who helped herself to it for a souvenir, th: actor revealed on the set of \u201cChicago Deadline\u201d at Paramount.The belt disappeared during a melee at the Nova Scotia port where 150,000 people gathered to watch Alan on his way to London for the annual Command Performance.The Halifax miss who took the belt read somewhere that Ladd had been unable to obtain a replacement.Thereupon she mailed back her souvenir to the star, writing that she hated to give it up but was doing so because of thte circumstances.Swanson Completes Tour For \u201cHeiress\u201d Publicity Gloria Swanson, \u201cambassadress of goodwill\u201d on behalf of William Wyler's \u201cThe Heiress\u201d, has completed a swing of five cities as part of her nationwide tour publicizing the Paramount picture.Miss Swanson spent last week in San Francisco where she addressed important groups and the press.She previously visited Denver, Dallas, Kansas City and Minneapolis.On her tour she has been discussing \u2018The Eleiress\u201d with civic organizations, women\u2019s clubs, educational groups, film exhibitors and newspaper editors.Her San Francisco visit was in connection with the second West Coast opening of \u201cThe Heiress\u201d at the St.Francis Theatre on Nov.24.It is currently In a sixth week in Hollywood at the Carthay Circle Theatre, playing to capacity business.London's big new concert hall now being built on the banks of the Thams will be called \u201cThe Royal Festival Hall,\u201d a name chosen by His Majesty the King.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1050 < AAKAAA AAA AAA KR ANN direct from Hollywood By JACK HIRSHBERG + +X J dk Fr dk NRA RER kook de ok SE ok HOLLYWOOD, April 13 \u2014 Larry Thor, formerly one of Canada's favorite newscasters on the CBC, and a local hit on Montreal's CFCF, was star witness a few days ago at an important trial in Los Angeles.% % % % %k kkk Now night supervisor for the Hollywood, Thor was once a staff * * x Richards has been accused ef ordering his news staff to inject racial bigotry and political bjas into their supposedly objective broadcasts of world happenings.He ordered bis announcers to insult President Roosevelt on the air, to feature news deprecatory to certain religious groups, te read Hearst editorials and Westbrook Pegler copy as though the latter was actual news, without giving the sources thereof, Thor quit his job with KMPC rather than comply with Richards\u2019 alleged unethical and undemocratic orders.On the stand at the trial \u2014 which is still current \u2014 Larry gave his inside report on Richard's efforts to create hatred through abuse of the broadcasting privilege he possesses.The courtroom had at least one hearty laugh during Thor's testimony.This came when the Canadian pointed up Richard's extreme hatred for President Truman by recalling how Richards ordered newscasters to make derogatory Margaret Truman's vocal prowess.Apparently the adverse publicity didn't hurt either Margaret or her dad.Truman was re-elected without Richards\u2019 help, and Margaret's current concert tour is a sell-out.* x * TICKERTAPE \u2014 Though Jack Beutel has not worked before a camera since Howard Hughes starred him seven years ago in \u201cThe Outlaw,\u201d the little known actor has been paid his salary by Hughes every week since.Now his contract is being extended for another few years, though there are stili no plans to feature him on film .In the past two years the number of actors under contract to film studios has been cut in half.Instead of carrying thesps on the weekly payroll betwcen assignments, Columbia's Broadcasting System in news reporter on KMPC, local 50,- 000-watt independent.G.A.Richards, owner of KMPC (and Detroit's WIR and Cleveland's WGAR), is undergoing examination by the American government to certify his qualifications for a renewal of licenses to operate his radio station interests.If the case goes against Richards, he will have to sell or close the highly profitable broadcast outlets.comments whenever possible on: film factories \u2018are signing them only for specific roles with definite time limits .You might suspect it.Alan Ladd\u2019s® \u201cMontana\u201d Is being photographed in \u201cArizona.\u201d After all, they did shoot Austrian Alps for \u201cThe Emperor's Waltz\u201d in the Canadian Rock- jes.In Paris, the French version of \u201cAnnie Get Your Gun\u2019 is titled \u201cAnnie of the Far West,\u201d .Samuel Goldwyn, Jr, who now works as a writer for his father, has hired an agent to handle his contractual negotiations with the old man.McGill's Hume Cronyn took something of a beating from New York critics and audiences for his production of \u201cNow I Lay Me Down to Sleep\u201d.The play stars Fredric March and Florence Eldridge, but it cost too much and will be one of the season\u2019s most expensive flops.BRADING'S brings you WAYNE KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA Every Tues., Thurs.and Sat., 10-10.30 p.m.° RONALD \"COLMAN # Radio\u2019s Most Dramatic Half-hour \u201cFAVORITE STORY\u201d Every Wed.10-10.30 p.m.Presented by the Brewers of | BRADINGS ALE WUE me AR nu * DONM » LUDRLDE i\u2014 TODAY and SATURDAY! \"UNDER CAPRICORN,\u201d color by TECHNICOLOR, with Ingrid Bergman, Joseph Cotten and Michael Wilding.\"CHICAGO DEADLINE,\u201d with Alan Ladd and Donna Reed.A i | | i Cr, PAGE EIGHTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 i International Rugger Game Set «Ro; * = iE Plays Harvard This Week ig rd his Wee P Rambl EA aces hampiers À, su Ix 1 With some leaving tonight and others leaving tomorrow, members ° Ag 1 of the Westmount English Rugger team will straggle into Boston, To 51-14 Win ave Ww Fo 1 Mass., over the two day period to play their first International he olde po match since the war, pr exp \u20185 4 Fifteen players and three substitutes are making the trip to Led by Fred Hofman, who rackgfounges s 4 \u2018 play a powerful Harvard University team at Cambridge, Mass., ed up 19 points, the Ramblers Jin onl, 5 0 i Saturday afternoon.For the Westmounters, it will also be the first feated the Trotters in the Wesdlive, bo: ; à game of the season, while Harvard have just returned from a week mount Municipal Juvenile basket Dlympic 3 of competition with teams from the British oles and other American ball league, by the score of 51-1f\"*Y los D Yeo cBeS, ¢ at Bermuda.Gerry Pecknold was the second The i Snowdon Fastball Loop mobile pi autor high scorer for the Rambler rN of 4, ope , e players to be bill- ; ; 10-54 ir = \u2018 Schedule Ratified eted at the Harvard player's homes scoring § field goals and 4 f ard, bt EL over Friday and Saturday night, throws for a total of 14 point; hey we = The Snowdon Senior Fastball |and the return trip to Montreal He was followed by Mike Lafon | oH League moguls got together for |taking up most of Sunday.taine with 10 points and Liond Mar + nother x thelr friendly Meetings Making the Boston trip are Jor- \u2018Burt with 6 points, Dermott Mur po oH uneventful Session dan Beverly, fullback; Charlie phy led the Trotters\u2019 attack willl =\" al to Turner and Bob Harrocks, wings; 6 points, Jim Cotter snared SE\" | LA The 1950 schedule was formally |Ron Burgèss and John Stopford A ; lues.3 id ratified and is now in the hands E plord, points, while Ray Beaton and Ef C8 ; ; centers, Tony Beck, flyhalf, Eoin Kalil finished with 2 points caciilf game 4j of the printers.It is hoped to .o 7 Ruthven, scrumhalf and forwards; Dave McDougall and Mike Bar puld.1 À have the schedules ready for dis- |Terry Lockyer, Doug Veevers, Bill ti , tl K tribution on opening day, Sunda a \u2019 nard, hitting for double figurefgas the A j April 30 pening C1, Ÿ» |Thomas, Dick Miller, Dave Statow, scored 22 and 20 points respectiveifiint still Co ; pri .Bill Hedges, Bob Burnall and Hart- 5 4 It ; ; to lead the Crushers to a 59-8m by } was also learned at the Mon- |land Price.Substitutes for the i i = a ; ; RES victory over the Colonials.And In a ay meeting that the City of [team are Basil Smith, Ken Ha- Coté played good ball for 8 ; i Montreal plans to erect a new worth and John Constantineau.Crushers, denting the mesh fa heir fir: 5 scoreboard at Macdonald Park,| The Westmounters plan to enter- 15 p oints and Mel Reece snar angle = something very much in need.[tain the Toronto Wanderers on a basket for 2 points.John Rel oducec A May 13th, and then make a return don with 9 points and Ray Boxes for 2 AS ALWAYS trip to Toronto the following with 8 led the Colonials\u2019 attacfiider tl 3 , Wife (paying an unexpected week-end, but this has not been Jim Liddell garnered 5 poin am jus # pata the ve You tod me, definitely arranged as yet.: Charlie Davies and Ernie McDer- Any i o enry, that your new Stenog- Three other teams are in the, \" ALL SIZES\u2014Domini \u2019 \u2019 mott banged in 4 points each au 3 22 \u2014Dominic, left, of the Red Sox and the Yankees\u2019 Joe ; rapher was an old maid.\u201d Montreal area, one from McGill, .\" DiMaggio are raf ogeth p Ray Johnston sank a field go i , arely together, but play baseball the same way.ay Johnston 8 \"st \u2018 Employer (flustered): \u201cThat's |third from the Dawson College, but ge y op \u2019 play y for 2 points.HREE ki tight, my dear: She's away, ill {no report on their activities for Tonight the Braves meet th Ano a today, and sent her granddaugh- |another from Macdonald and a R W N RFU H d Trotters.On Monday night tifiloronto # ter instead.\u201d the spring has been made as yet.e atson ew ea Colonials tangle with the Brave a to à = 9 ° - and in the second game the Crusetroit ; Westm\u2019t Not At Meeting |e we on be troller Ruger FORUM GROCERY memes J W.L D.F.A Pilar § 2 2209 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST {Near the Forum) Reg.Watson was unanimously elected president of the Quebec Braves.2 0 i 2% 168 | tens EER E Pp R ER Rugby Football Union at the annual meeting held in the Canadian |Golonials .2 2 0 228 1.0 gg, tg \u2018 5 B E.\u201d AL \u201d 0 I.Legion Building, on Tuesday night.Trotters e.e.8 0 57 141 | ! SPEEDY DELIVERY \u2014 Fl.4744 Other officers elected, also by acclamation were: Alan Kerr, BIG TEN a FT?Le OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 7 P.M.first vice-president, Joey Richman, second vice-president, and Ed.A, cote, Crushers .32 3 ; J FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9 P.M.Fennell, third vice-president.Fennell is the only newcomer to the P.McDougall, Crushers 2807 executive although he served as convener for the intermediate divi- G.Pecknold, Ramblers .22 9 3 ; ; F.Hofman, Ramblers ., 22 2 4 .sion last season.\u2018| P.Baker, Braves teres 18 2 ; Ci Retiring president Myer Insky who will step into the presidency M.Pare dé rushers ue 15 10 = of the Canadian Rugby Union next year, deélined nomination.=.Meperrmott, Colonials 15 1 2 President-elect Watson pre-% Si sented Mr.Insky with a brief- min ane Re nous was Holl ACH CAMERAN un agal .; ollywood\u2019's ace cameramä | ; case on behalf of the clubs and Present.at the meeting on James Wong Howe, photographs : executive of the Union.He paid Monday night was Al Dupont John Payne, Rhonda Fleming a tribute to Mr.Insky\u2019s leadership from Cartierville who made en-| Dennis O'Keefe in Pine-Thoms of the Union and to his con- quiries as to the possibility of \u201cThe Eagle and The Hawk\", Par tribution to football during his entering an all French-Canadian mount release.The Technica i + oi team in the junior division this production is an historical outdo five year term of office as pres- season.Indications are that the adventure and was filmed on i J ident.new club will be accepted.cation at Sedona, Ariz.ch A one-minute period of silence à was observed by the meeting in + memory of the late Col.Henry | Harrison, a past preseident and L | V H TEL .more recently an honorary audi- | tor of the Union.On Brome Lake \u2014 Knowlton, Que.i mor president opt ne 0 RU TENNIS - CLOCK GOLF - SWIMMING - BOATING - | added.his voice to pay.tribute DANCING - LARGE LOUNGE ROOMS - GOOD FOOD = to Col.Harrison with whom he Special group rates in effect during week commencing i had been associated for almost June 24th, for conventions, clubs and other organizations.: forty years in football.Norman Gillesple, secretary- Make Reservations Early Phone EL.4594 oy treasurer, presented an optimistic - 4 report of -the progress of the 41 game in Quebec, which, he said a was showing a surprising growth : in areas which until recently So had evinced little or no interest so in football.sit Most of last year\u2019s clubs were Cg represented although Westmount bo was a noticeable absentee.It is an believed that the club will again ji operate, however, i! Harold Platt, referee in chief (Y.M.C.A.) wh from Westmount, who is now A a member of the rules committee = mat go of the C.R.U.gave a report on Excellent swimming and paddling, good tennis courts, we the last meeting of that body.canoe trips, all types of social and recreotional activities.+ Platt stated that he did not think Sel there would be any major changes For Information 64 à in the rules this year, 14 so Following the meeting the ex- OTOREKE OFFICE \u2014 DO.4639 BEN ecutive met and re-appointed \u2018 \u2014 , ii, be - Norman Gillespie as secretary- WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.EL.1106 © PEUR SR ER treasurer, Bill Liddell as registrar re rack rs de Wes asket 51-14 second blerd 4 fro poin Lafond Liond t Mur k with red § d H S each e Ba igure ctivel 50- .And for ti psh fu snare hn Red ly Boxe attack poin cDert ach an 1d go eet th ght Bravy HOI OD lobe N neramai ographe ning au -Thoms \"\u2019, Part chnicold ] outdod d on 4 ourts, ities T NN NS N | x y A N XS Hoi \u20ac j0 SUBSTITUTE A game band of basketballers from the University of Manitoba ave wended their weary way westward this week, after having he oldest and truest of all sports axioms, \u201cthere is mo substitute or experience\u201d, proved beyond a doubt to their dissatisfaction.The oungest club ever to play in a Dominion senior basketball final could in only one game in four from Montreal's high-powered Y.M.H.Ave, boasting as a starting line-up five members of Canada\u2019s 1948 Dlympic team, but they went down fighting in all of the games ey lost.They just didn\u2019t have the weapons.The Bisons only looked like true Western champions in one ame of the final series, the third, when they whipped the Blues 0-54 in a ding-dong battle.In the other three games they tried ard, but they didn\u2019t show anything to make people suspect that hey were the best ball élub from the Prairies and British Columbia.Manitoba used a slow-break, ball control game in all tilts but he third, the one they won, and, while this style of play may have oved successful against tire-horse American collegiate and Western pnior teams, it was completely ineffective against the experienced lues.Y.M.H.A.didn\u2019t try to make the collegians play their type game, they played the Westerners\u2019 games better than Manitoba puld.The only thing that wasn't disappointing about the Bisons as their big gun, Carl Ridd, who was held pretty well in check, nt still managed to run up 70 points in the four games, making m by far the outstanding figure in the series, In all fairness to the \u201cY\u201d, they did a tremendous job in winning heir first nasdional championship and in breaking a ten-year Western anglehold on the Montreal Cup, but still, the four-game set-to oduced some of the worst basketball officiating we have ever pen forced to watch.Such integral parts of the game as jostling nder the backboards and three-second violations by the offensive am just weren\u2019t ealled at all, Anyhow, it was an awful long trip home for the Bisons.* 0% ¥ HREE TIMES AND OUT Another game tcam bowed out this week, in the persons of the oronto Maple Leafs, three-time Stanley Cup champions, who lost a torrid seven-game semi-final series to the league champion etroit Red Wings.The Red Wings won despite the loss of ace inger Gordie Howe when Harry Lumley, always an uncertain ality in the playoffs, rofe to great heights to shut out the scrappy eafs in the sixth and seventh games.It was a great series for oaltending all around, with each goaler recording three shut-outs.pd a total of only 21 goals scored in the seven games.The Leafs lost the chance for their fourth successive Cup when | beir two great centers, Max Bentley and Ted Kennedy, were held | a stand-still in the two final games by the hard-checking Wings.entley\u2019s ineffectiveness was probably due in part to the absence ough injuries of his season-long linemates, Ray Timgren and Joe ukay, while Kennedy was never himself after the first-game cilent which sent Howe to the hospital with a serious head injury, bd in which Kennedy was involved.Whichever team, the Rangers or the Red Wings, wins in the pal round, currently only one game old, it will break a six-year onopoly of Canadian teams on the coveted Stanley Cup.Canadiens on it in 1944 and 1946, the Leafs in 1945, 1947, 1948, and 1949.And the Rangers win it all, it will be the first time in a decade that team other than Detroit, Toronto, or Montreal, bave held the Cup.FOUR ROSES CANADIAN WHISKY DISTILLED IN CANADA BLENDED IN CANADA BOTTLED IN CANADA for CANADIANS WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST CANADIAN WHISKY FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD.\u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1050 Marvin Greenbaum Leads Wolves To 50-8 Victory Over Flyers Ammunition | Established as the Dodgers\u2019 i center fielder against both left ; and right-hand pitching, clean- : Up man Carl Furillo picks out \u2018 a good one.The Wolves\u2019 Marvin Greenbaum, who hit the hoop for 14 points, led his team to a 50-8 victory over the Flyers in the Westmount Municipal Intermediate basketball league, this week.The win just about clinched first place for the Wolves.Dave Binmore and Cliff Gill were the next best men for finishing with 12 and 10 points respectively, Dave Barnard dropped 8 points, Wendy Young came up with-5 points and Ian McGillis snared a single.Mickey Bourrassa accounted for 4 of the Flyers\" points, while Harry Wolfe and Moe Strachan scored a basket for * 2 points each.the Wolves The Avenue Stars, with their great passing and accurate shooting, defeated the Ding-Bats 85-10.Bert Kelly played sensational ball to chalk up 40 points, an average of a point a minute.Ambidextrous Jack McKissock, potting the ball With either hand, racked up 30 points, Willie Manolson hit the loop for 8 points, Earle MacDonald sniped 5, and Graydon Easton finished with 2 points.George Coleman snared 4 points for the Ding-Bats, Fred Stevenson dropped 3 points, Erwin Frank sniped 2 points, and George Presho fi- nighed with a single.Royals Edge Staynor In a close hard-fought contest the Royals defeated Staynor 26- 25.Staynor were leading 15-12 at the half way mark but Royals came back to out-score them 14-10 in the second frame.The Royals\u2019 points were well distributed with Bill Graham snaring 7, Ben Young 6, Noel Romney 5, Logue McDonald and Tom Bonnar 4 points each.Staynor's Ron Bram- bell, with a last place team, played terrific ball, hiting the hoop for 18 points.Charlie Morgan sniped 6 points and Don Tinning scored a foul throw for a single.STANDINGS W.L.D F, A.Pis Wolves 22, 4 0 0 158 il S Avenue Stars .3 1 0 206 40 6 Ding-Bats 2 29 M 155 4 Royals .3 2 0 9% 1190 4 Staynor .0 3 1 «+5 123 1 Flyers .0 3 1 41 128 1 BIG TEN PA.FOI, Pis B, Kelly, Stars 1.30 5 ba R, Brambell, Sttynor .25 0 50 J.McKissock, Stars .24 0 48 M.Greenbaum, Wolves 20 1 41 E.MacDonald, Stars .19 2 40 D.Barnard, Wolves ,.16 2 34 G.Coleman, Ding-Bais 12 4 28 W.Manolso®, Stars .I 2 28 F.Stevenson, Ding-Bats 10 § 8 W.Young, Wolves .11 6 28 Queen's Hoopsters Fight, aggressiveness and spirit paid \u2018off for Queen's elementary school cagers last week as they came from behind to down Iona 23-32 in a thrill-packed overtime battle played on the Westmount- ers\u2019 home floor.The game, particularly in the second half, packed all the excitement of a Dominion cage final as the Queens lads, champions of the Westmount Protestant Elementary Schools Basketball League, came surging from behind in the dying moments of the game, Those last few minutes were hectic as first one team and then another grabbed the lead.With 20 seconds to go, and the game apparently in their grasp as Gordon Goldsmith sank a lay-up shot and followed up with a free throw to put them two points up, Iona\u2019s zone defence crumbled long enough to let Queen's strike for the tying basket.Iona Take Lead The five-minute overtime period was a replica of the game itself.The green and gold clad lads from up Snowdon: way jumped into a three-point lead but Queen\u2019s, who seemed to grow stronger as the game progressed while the losers displayed more and more signs of battle fatigue, fought back gamely with Higgens leading the way.It was a hard fought game and Queen's well deserved the win.They outhustled the Ionians, outfought them and showed the spirt of true champions in coming from Down ona 23-2 behind repeatedly tu stay in the ball game and finally win out.5-0 at Half The first half was a rather weird, low-scoring affair in which the visitors had the better of the play.When the half-time whistle sounded Jona was up 5-0.The interesting thing about the score was that the J¥onians registered all their first half points via the free throw route.Not a single field goal was scored in the first ; two quarters.Queen's found Iona's 1-3-1 zone defence just about impenetrable in the first half while Queen's man to man was almost as tough to crack for the visitors.The tide of battle turned midway through the second half when Queen's went all out in a great display of spirited basketball.Higgens was the individual star for the winners with eight points while Pat Robinson was next in line with five.Jona's big gun was captain Stanley Goodman, who potted 10 points.- Dimunitive Gordon Goldsmith also turned in a stellar game for the losers, being particularly effective in the fourth \u2018quarter.He accounted for seven points.FAST MOVING.STAR On a recent 24-city tour actor John Payne appeared in three cities in one day \u2014 Charlotte, Durham and Raleigh, N.C.\u2014 in conjunction with his Pine-Thomas picture, \u201cCaptain China\u201d, Paramount release.Thirty-five days were required to make the tour.| | i | | PAGE NINETEEN TOGETHER AGAIN Maureen O'Hara and John Payne are reunited again, this time in Pine-Thomas' \u201cTripoli\u201d, Paramount release filmed in Tech nicolor, Their last co-starring assignment was \u201cTh iracle of 34th Street.\u201d The n picture ls an outdoor adventure drama.Ask fou \\ , Orion Hané * Qascason © axchice ; 4 rae \u2014 zu J PD SS.4 WY SS OG be) + pe i LN < 4e 1 - = ay Trea TLE Lage RY rE 12 7 D PRES RS à à SEE RIRE TOME rte, Tos RR def i ; 4 SEA RES PAGE TWENTY Dessert For Children Can Be All-Important Vitamin Source Dessert J be the prize Mother may even make the dessert the main course without arousing suspicion of the small fry by using plenty of milk and eggs in the pudding.Canada's Food Rules emphasize the fact that children up to twelve years should drink at least a pint of milk a day.Adolescents require even more: their quota being one and one-half pints, while adults should have at least one-halt pint.Many homemakers interpret this rule to mean milk served as a heverage but a goodly portion may be used in cooking.Eggs, too, play an important part in the diet, not only because of their nutritive value but because of their palatability and versatility the climax to any meal.For children it may even on by eating the uninteresting first course.in cooking.x Eggs, too, play an important part in the diet, not only because of their nutritive value but because of their palatability and versatility in cooking.The following desserts are suggested by the hom: economists of the Consumer Section, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, with the children in the mind but the adults will enjoy them as well.Snow Cap Snow Cep .2 egg whites 15 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons sugar Custard ., 2 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch Pinch of salt 2 cups milk 2 egg yolks 6 canned peach halves Add salt to egg whites and beat until stiff.Gradually heat in the sugar.Pour boiling water, 3 to 4 inches deep, into a large, deep pan or bowl.Drop meringue hy spoonfuls on the water, making 6 meringues Cover and let stand 20 minutes.Mix sugar, cornstarch and salt, add milk gradually and cook, stirring constantly, until thickened.Place over hot water and cook |: about 10 minutes.Add a little of the milk mixture to beaten egg yolks then add to remaining mixture and cook, stirring constantly, for 3 minutes.Pour into individual gerving dishes.Cover with sliced peaches and top with cooked mer- fngue.Chill before serving.Yield: six servings.Barley Pudding 1; cup uncooked barley 4 cups boiling water 14 teaspoon salt 2 egg yolks 14 cup sugar 115 cups milk La teaspoon vanilla 2 egg \u2018whites Cook barley in the rapidly boiling, salted water for 40 minutes or until tender and practically nll the water has been absorbed.Mix beaten egg yolks, sugar and milk and add to the barley, blending well.Cook, stirring constantly, in a double boiler until mixture coats a spoon, about > to 10 minutes.Remove from heat, add vanilla and fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites.Pour into serving dish and serve hot or cold.Yield: six servings.Penny Pincher Macaroni and cheese becomes a buffet specialty \u2014 or a fine main dish any time \u2014 with a can of Vienna sausages, sliced, added to it.On the St.Lawrence Gulf Island of Anticosti deer are so numerous they stroll into Port Munier; must be thinned out by official hunts from time to time.Ceramic tile, used as a floor and wall covering in many Christian cathedrals, has been associated with Mohammedan places of worship for more than 13 centuries.SELECTING SAUCEPAN If you are selecting a new saucepan, consider the fast-heat- ing kind of stainless steel with the machined copper bottom.There are now lids to fit any saucepan \u2014 who wants a saucepan without a cover, Wo like to see the saucepan with a hole in the handle that will slip over a hook in the pan cupboard.It's now on our market.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 23 u RED OR BLUE BRAND ROUND ROAST RUMP ROAST BONELESS FRESH OR CORNED BEEF TONGUE CELLO WRAPPED VERY LEAN 2 » CORNED BRISKET ROLLED BRISKET SMOKED TONGUES BEEF Lb.69: 397: Lo.» 334 | - + 43; 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