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pension to ex-chief, $2,- 100; general government excluding city manager\u2019s department, $63,425; ¢haritiés and donations, $8,000; loan charges, $483,377.45; guaranteed water revenue, $650; Montreal Metropolitan Commis- gion assessment, $20,000; suspense accounts for public works, $1,645; estimated surplus, $735.55.Estimated expenditures for the corresponding period are: geun- eral municipal tax, $487,692; local improvement tax, $212,550; police and fire department, $150,- 447; street lighting tax, $35,230; lane cleaning tax, $6,000; business tax, $14,000; tennis court fees, nicipal privileges, $409; rental $7,000; hockey rink receipts, $7.- of underground conduits, $3,500; 000 : greenhouse Sales, $800; mu- rental of firemen and electricians\u2019 cottages, $1,575; interest on investment of $520,620, $27,333; interest on deposits, $10,000; in- terest on taxes, $29,000; interest cn mortgages, $2,900; interest on local improvement outlays in progress, $2,300; fines and costs in Recorder\u2019s Court, $8,200; amusement tax, $6,000; licenses, $4,000; building permits, $800; cash discounts, $475; reimbursement of hospital charges, $1,000; sale of plans, $100 and commission charg ed to local improvements and sundry accounts.$12,000.Police, Fire Department The budget prepared for the department supervised by Mr.Lacroix totals $448,375 and includes: public works, $195,100; street lighting, $22,750; and fire department, §153,450; health, $14,100; building inspection, $4,600; engineering and marngeïfs department, $27,700; recreation, $29,675 and underground conduits, $1,000.The following amounts will be spent for public works; garbage, $45,000; street cleaning, $24,000; lane cleaning, $3,500: street oil ing, $8,000; sprinkling, $6,000 macadam repairs, $10,000; maintenance of sewers, $3,500; maintenance of sidewalks, $3,000; maintenance of lanes, $1,500; maintenance of boulevards, $3,- 000; maintenance of trees, $3,000; maintenance of buildings, $3,000; grass cutting, $3,500; weeds cu*- ting, $1,000; general snow removal, $74,000 and snow removal in lanes, $7,500.ST.RAPHAEL'S PARTY FRIDAY Card Party Arranged for Fair Prize Drawing The automobile prize in connection with St.Raphael's recent Church Fair will be drawn LOCAL RESIDENT LOSES MOTHER The funeral of the late Mrs.N.Langlais took place from the residence of her son N.O.Langlais, 4426 De Lanaudikie avenue, last Saturday morning.Services were held at the Immaculate Conception Church and interment was at Cote des Neiges Cemetery.for next Friday night at a card party which has been especially arranged for this occasion.A beautiful oil painting donated by Archbishop Gauthier of Montreal as the door prize will also be drawn for.Members of the Holy Name Society are taking care of the evening's affair which wiil be honored with the presence of Ald.A.J.Gillett and the pastor of St.Raphael's, Rev.Father John L.O'Rourke.Winners of the two valuable prizes will be announced during the course of the card party, taking place at 63 West End Ave, in the Parish Hall The United States preduces only one per cent of the world\u2019s tin, but, a California paper claims, uses 50 per cent of it.Isn't it too bad that our neighbors have to buy anything at all abroad! police] %.- PAUL ST.GERMAIN, K.C, FOR KING'S BENCH (Special to \u201cExaminer\u201d) OTTAWA, Ont\u2014Paul St.Germain, K.C., 349 Cote Ste.Catherine Road, Outremont, has been appointed a Judge of the Court of King\u2019s Bench, appeal side of the Province of Quebec.The new appointment to the judiciary for Quebec Province succeeds the late Mr.Justice Allard, who died some months ago.P.STATION TO OPEN SOON Paving on Jean Talon to be Completed The new C.P.R.Station Park avenue in the North End of the City will probably be operation the 27th or 28th of this tn in month, it was learned this week.\u201cEverything has been completed in the Station itself and the C.P.R.is now awaiting the City of Montreal, who have not completed paving yet on Jean Talon street immediately facing the new structure.Both subways on Park avenue and Jean Talon are completed, but are not expected to be in use before the opening date of the station.Railway officials feel certain, however, that opening of their new North End terminal will not extend beyond the 28th of this month.EXPROPRIATIONS IN NORTH END Widening of Jean Talon Main Feature The North End figured quite substantially this week horses.relative REV.BURTON ROBINSON INDUCTED TO PASTORATE OF FAIRMOUNT.GILES Impressive Ceremony at Local Church Tuesday Nigh \u2014Large Attendance\u2014Formerly Pastor at Chaf« ham, Ontario\u2014Was Lecturer in Psychology.ganist and Choir Director.Prior to taking up his On Tuesday evening last a very impressive service was held in new the Fairmount-St.Giles United duties, Mr.Robinson was Pas- Chureh, Outremont, wnen the i Rev.Burton H.Robinson.M.A, tor of the United Church at Chatham, Ont.He holds the was at one time lecturer in psy- of this church hefore an audience that filled the auditorium to its capacity.The service was presided cver by Rev.Dr.A.S.Ross, Chairman of the Montreal Presbytery, assisted by Rev.Dr.degree of Master of Arts \u2018and was at one time lectruer in Psychology at the University of Toronto.At the close of the service a social gathering was held in the A.Lloyd Smith, who addressed [assembly hall of the church when the new Minister, Rev.Dr.W.J.!refreshments were served by Clark who addressed tha congre- :memters of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Soc- gation, and Rev.Dr.J.R.Dob- iety.and musical selections ren- son who tok the devotional ex- [dered.Greetings from the min- ércises.listers of the North End and the Special appropriaic choral * .- .- a < + « x * 1 >» ° 3 + al .Bo > e AB THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, SATURDAY.SEPT.19.1931 ZEN Sa RS Sa TSS eS ST SSIES SS TE PAGE FIVE.[EST F TA Ie STATE TS RTS TTT HO ti RR STH STIR EST RS ST ET eT SN Tc Leg - PIE SE i SIRE OL A gs Ais TE gsc NESE RE SR A) RATE RATIO ER STI SI LOOR SAMPLE BEDROOM SUITES Every One Worth $ 00 - Dollars More Here are some of the most remarkable values you've - and quality, reduced to this low price to clear.and all extraordinary value.Use Our Generous Budget Plan in purchasing your Furniture.Ten per cent down delivers your Suite.and the balance may be paid in ten equal monthly payments, with equitable carrying charge.| Ogilvy\u2019s\u2014Fifth Floor seen in many a day.Suites of remarkable beauty Included are Gibbard Walnut Suites.Maple Suites .and 4-ply Veneer Suites, all four-piece styles, I 4 iif ITN fit AS EN 3 IT JAS.A.OGILVY'S Em.; SA a Se TT RT TTR ZT IER, [EET ELITE VAUT PAPE A AT A TT I CE TS A TAI IRS FIR CE a eT RS [RS Te a LTR TT at zat LL EL Re a eT ET Le TRL oe a EE a < PAGE SIX.THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, SATURDAY, SEPT.19, 1931 \u2018 \\ EZ Le Se So SRE TR a Rs Sa Be TE Se SAT STE TES Td IG : 9 EXAMINER SPORTING PAGE | F SL I TS RS AT IE EAE 50 SOUS 3720 CLEAN M EAT: EE ES [I] aa DATA 4 Local Entry In Water- -polo League NORTHEND YMHA.ARE === ~~ REPRESENTED INPOLO ASSN.AGAIN THIS YEAR Blues Train in Preparation for Competition\u2014Will Meet M.A.A.A., Columbus and McGill\u2014Many Favorites on Team.The North-end will again be \u2018end oË the city.If enough en- represented in the Canadian Am-;Quiries and entries\u201d are made, + definite; ateur Aquatic Polo Association, \u2018then this event will se y .piaced on the pregram each time by the Y.M.H.A.Swimming Club.races are offered at the Y.M.H.A.Because of their win in the jun- The squad to date: cludes: A.jor series last year the \u201cY\u201d Blues D.Campbell, B.Silverman, Lare compelled to move up into Tucker, A.Kushner, B.Saibil, senior company.With but one'4.Ofshitzer, Butch Goodman, N.year of experience they will have Cohen, H.Sloan, M.Sherback, their work cut out to compete pn Sherback, F.Aronovitch, A.| with the experienced M.A.A.À.Tafler, Seymour Fargeon, Max.Columbus and McGill squads.Fargeon, Benny Seigil, Harry Under Coach Morrie Bruker, the Smilovitch, Jackson Pepper, Irv- entire squad of senior and jun- ing Shapiro, Don Bourne, - and jor candidates have been work- Abe Sohmer.Practises are held ing out for the past three weeks.each Monday and Thursday eve- With the season but three weeks ning at 8:45 p.m.and on Sat- away, the Swimming Club exec- urday at 6.00 p.m.Spectators utive are preparing a series Oflare permitted to watch the work- swimming events to run off in oats.conjunction with the double-! Under the Honorary President- headers that compose the schad- |ship of Messrs.H.E.Herschorn ule of the C.A.P.A.land A.N.Silver, the \u201cY\u201d aquat- The Swimming Club, headed by ic representatives expect to go a Dr.J.Fineberg and havihg theilong way in putting over their following officers, I.M.Fleish-|program.Read the \u201cExaminer\u201d man, vice-president; Oscar Halz- {for more information relative to berg, secretary; A.Sourkes, P.|the north-end senior representa- F.Stein and Maurice Sohme: tives.committee-men, are in complet.| charge of the details of the | year\u2019s program.At a re» nt, pointed manager of the senior| squad and P.F.Stein will look] after the destinies of the junior = 10 INVADERS The hoine gam2s of the novtn- ge .«nd representatives will be play.First Rugby Game 1s Well ed in the \u201cY\u201d pool.Between Attended games a series of races will be\u2018 Invaders rugbyists prefixed featured.It has Leen proposed |their first season\u2019s activities with that one suzh race he re-erve:l a 15-4 advantage over North for those residing in the north- | End Rangers in a keenly played Telephone CRescent 8330 ST.GEORGE MEDICAL HALL BERNARD and ESPLANADE : A.P.FORTIN - Formerly with Park Ave, Pharmacy SPECIALITIES: DOCTORS\u2019 PRESCRIPTIONS AND EMERGENCY DRUGS A visit will be highly appreciated PROMPT DOllard 4433 SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Men's and French Cleaning Altering Women's minton and indoor tennis.| MeCartan, Colvey, Dorais, Web- AND SISTER ACT ANNEXES CUP Gerald and Annette Kahn received civic honors at the last Council meeting in Outre- mont, when they were presented with the city\u2019s trophies for winning the recent Querbes Tennis Tournament.Alderman Ernest Pitt made the presentation in the presence of the Council and Mayor Joseph Beaubien.Both recipients were praised for their work in the tournament by the aldermen.NEW HEAD FOR Y.WALA: DEPT, Bessie Kapusta, graduate: of the McGill School of Physical Education of Montreal, has been Director of the Young Women's Hebrew Association.the Royal Life Saving Award and American Red Cross Senior Life Saving medals and has specialized in bedminton and tennis.While at McGill, Miss Kapusta acted as manager of the McGill Basketball team.Being a sportswoman herself, winning distinction in many ath-! letic events and having had experience in \u201cY\u201d work at the Sherbrooke Y.W.C.A.where she: acted as assistant athletic and swimming director it is felt that she will feel at home in this work and make a success of this de- , , i | i meeting Oscar Holzberg- was ap-, RANGERS BOW | partment in the Y.W.H.A.All classes in the Athletic Department of the \u201cY\u201d opened Monday.A tentative schedule has been arranged, and will include instruction in swimming, bad- game last Sunday afternoon at the North avenue grounds.Line-ups: Invaders: Beaupre, Mercier, Dobiggan, A.Haynes, Boston, B.ster, Swift, Poirier, De Paul, Mul- cair.Rangers: Bonneville, Burgess, Towne, Wenger, R.McMullen, \u2018Boyne, Beaudry, Davis, Barry, Murdock, MacNulty and- J.Mc- Mullan.1 BOB MURRAY IS COACHED BY CROCKER It was learned this week at Stuart Courts, where both players figured prominently in | the tournament, that Willard Crocker, the Davis star, will coach Bob Murray, junior provincial champion.This young lad showed great promise in the opinion of Crocker, in Tuesday night's match, and the star decided to hold the reins for this young exponent to determine a more persil tennis \u2018career\u2019 for hig = : appointed to the post of Athletic} She holds| D D 7 SPORT BRIEFS H.W.SYLVESTER Neri: LZ MMA A AAA Ld EE M A AA A A AM AA A MA A M A) .NEW LOCAL ASSOCIATION Only one Athletic Association is known to exist in Outre- mont at the present time which is hardly adequate to cope with the persistent demands for a vastly improved sporting centre the past few years.This Association, known as the Cercle d\u2019Outremont, and its many activities are well inscribed in the pages of sporting development here, but now the time has come for additional pr ovi- sion for our growing athletes, Almost a thousand sporting enthusiasts would hardly express the number of sporting minds here, and it would.seem almost beyond reason to believe that the majority of these are in any way connected with the above Association, Firstly, because Cercle d\u2019Outremont is so strohgly associated\u201dwith the school to which it is adjoined and that most of the members are or have been constant supporters for a number of years, that it is obvious the drive for membership could hardiy extend to the great number that would be well qualified to enter this organization.And, too, lest we forget, every club has certain regulations governing new members, and perhaps a great many whio would like to join would not be admittéd for various reasons.Let us presume that these reasons may be only the lack of facilities for additional \u2018members which today rings true in many associations of this kind.The lack of proper athletic quarters here has become so pronounced lately that it would be indeed #n the best interests of our worthy and generous Civic guardians to delve into this matter without further delay.I know of no other City like Outremont that is better equipped with parks than it is for its size, but only one sporting centre really exists here\u2014the North avenue grounds.A better site than this could not be chosen for the centralization of all future sporting activities, and as soon as permanent quarters are established (similar to Trenholme Park) definite steps will have been taken towards the promotion of a great cause.* * * COACH FOR ST.RAPHAEL'S \u201cSAINTS\u201d The big moment for St.Raphael's \u201cSaints\u201d hockey team has come with the timely arrival of Harry Nicholson as manager and coach for the-coming season.It is a sure thing that no mistake was made in appointing or rather requesting the services of this well-known sportsman.He has the fine qualities of being an all-round, at one time associating his éndeavors with provincial cHämpionships in softball, baseball, hockey, not to mention many other phases of the \u2018sporting racket, A no more efficient and mutually understanding promoter of his type could be available for the local team in their first ride out this season.Harry is very frank, too, for when he says you're no good, he means it.So there\u2019s no use beating about the bush for an easy time of it this year at St.Raphael's, for you'll probably find out sooner or later that your unfair re- laxatiion may cause some annoyance.Better be on your toes when the time comes.\u2019 * * * PROVINCIAL JUNIOR CHAMPIONS Verdun Juniors are all flustered over their recent victory in the Junior Provincial Lacrosse Championship at Trenholme \u2018Park.Outremont was reported defaulted in.the semi-final round because of their preference to play at Oka, and for this reason lost all chances of a trial for the coveted championship.It doed not seem fair that Outremont should be obliged to play on any other grounds than neutral, and for not doing so to be disqualified.- In the first place Outremont can claim equal right to challenge Verdun fox the Provincial title, because of certain negligence of the President of the Lacrosse League in writing reports, thereby not giving official natice of the game at Verdun for the semisfinal wheft an interruption in schedule occurred.No team in a league should be held responsible for an oversight on the part of a director and thus be disqualified.Outremont has already beaten Verdun, and feel that considerable unfairness has been their reward in the above matter, ! perhaps due to certain févoritism and sn uncontrolled mind on the part of someone.vr .* - * .> s + -< v Le MANY CHANGES Secretary of the North Branch rugby player, gymnasium leader, CNY STARE C.J.McGerrigle Takes Over Boys\u2019 Division Mr.George Porteous, who \u2018has given such splendid service as Boys\u2019 Division during the past four years has been transferred to the Secretaryship of the Young Men\u2019s and Business Men's Divisions.In co-operation with the Committees he will give \u2018strong lcadership to all the activities of the men\u2019s groups.MOUNT ROYAL COUNCIL MEET WEDNESDAY Little more than the usual agenda occupied the Council ir the Town of Mount Royal Wednesday night.A number of contracts for the lighting system1 were awarded, and the Council disposed of numerous genera! items.The type of light standard to be adopted for the Town received the hearty as well as agreeable commendation of the Coimcil, since citizens had some choice in the matter.Mayor Darling presided and all aldermen were present.1S.Bronfman, president and Mrs.In Mr.Porteous are happily combined the energy and enthus- jasm of youth with the traiping and experience of ien years in college life and \u2018he V.M.C.À.profession.His achievemen:s as a camp director, swimming instructor and Sunday School superintendent are of a high order.Announcement of this appointment has been enthusiastically approved and it is confidently expected that the membership and program of the Men's sections of the \u201cY\u201d will as a result be enlarged and enriched.Mr.C.J.-MeGerrigle has been secured as the new Secretary of the Boys\u2019 Division and will give deadership to the entire program fer boys 10 to 17 years of age.an Orme- town boy, a graduate of McGill University and the United Theological Æallege.For two years he was on the teaching staff of Stanstead College and has had several years\u2019 experience in Community and Boys\u2019 Work in cen- nection with other the Montreal Y.M.C.A.He was a member of the McGill Hockey Team and is Xeeniy interested in all sports.\u2018The 5i:3 Loy members of North Branch and their parents are gratified to khew that a man so em- inenily qualified has gaged to take charge of Boys\u2018 Division.Mr.MeGerrigle is branches of been.en- the HE WEEKLY EXAMIN ER, SATURDAY, SEPT.19, 1931 IRAGHEL GHAIT {WHA DRVE «NOW -UNDER WAY Committee Formed to Conduct Campaign for Members A drive to increase the members of the Young Men\u2019s Hebrew Association is planned to take place from Tuesday next to October 10.The campaign committee is under the chairmanship of Mrs.P.Levy, vice-president, The associate division, which includes governors, sponsors, associate and contributing members, is captained by Mrs.Julius Block and Mrs.Harry Levinson, members of the board of the Y.W.H.A.The active division, including day members, seniors, intermediates, juniors and midgets, will be headed by Miss Libby Selinger, president of the senior imterclub coun- ¢il and Miss Ann Deskin, board director.The objective of the drive is 700 new members.The campaign will be inaugurated on Tuesday night, September 22, at 8.30 o'clock, when Clarence Michaels will be the speaker.Assisting captains are: Mrs.S, Wener, Miss Gertrude Wener, Mrs.H.Kaufman, Mrs.P.Abbey, Miss H.: MEDAL WINNER Local Resident Gains Shakespeare English Award Miss Rachel Chait, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.M.Chait, 5814 Durocher street, who graduated with her B.A.from McGill Uni: versity in 1929, has been awarded the Shakespeare Gold Medal for the highest standing in English.In June this year, Miss Chait received the degree of A.M.from Harvard University, where she was appointed a Fellow of Radcliffe College.She was recently named a Fellow of the University of Toronto, where she\u2019 will study this coming term.Kellert, Miss M.Vineberg, Miss Z.Bronfman, Miss Miss E.Hirsch, Mrs.Ralph Cummings, Miss Don Caplan, Miss Yetta Manis, Miss N.Schwartz, Mrs.I.Diner, Mrs.M.B.Wein- stein, Miss Belle Kushner, Miss Dorothy Boyanner, Miss Rose! Cohen, Miss Sarah Lakien.E, Berlind,| Invaders Journey to Greenfield Park Invaders Softball will probably journey to Park tomorrew to play Kings Own A.C., champions of Greenfield Softball League.If weather permits, it is expected the local team will be prepared for a £ood afternoon at softball; a part of their versatile qualities in aport.Th efollowing are scheduled for the local ball team: F.Char- bonneau, pitcher; J.Webster, cateher; B.Boston, first base: H.Haynes, second base; B.M