The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 7

THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1M. Megan Taylor Is Disappointed Arrives Too Late for Hockey Game "Left go to th hockey match said dark-haired, brown-eyed Megan Taylor, women's world champion skater, to Mayor Lewis on her arrival in Ottawa last night. His Worship had left the Amprior-Hull game to present her with a key to the city at Union Station. However. Miss Taylor decided he'd go to bed when told the game would be nearly over by the time she could get Ui the Auditorium.

Accompanying ber to the Chateau was her furry puppy, which she bought, in Toronto the other day without even asking its ancestry. "1 am happy to present to you a key to the city of Mayor Lewis informed the 18-year-old celebrity. "Dees this epeo all cToorsT" she allied. "Yes, all those that do not open have no keys." ''Oh. that's perfectly wonderful" The key was of brorue, bearing the civic coat of arms and ribbons of garnet and grey.

Mrs. Melville Rogers, wife of the Mlnto Club president, pre-tented Miss Taylor with a bouquet of Vicux roses, which harmonized tastefully with the champion's ensemble. She was wearing a caracul fur coat with silver fox collar, and a flat crimson hat and veil. A striking noelty was a diamond ring containing a minia- ture watch. "I'm a real jitterbug she remarked when askrd hew she liked New York.

From Ottawa and her appearances at the Mlnto Follies on Friday and Saturday evenings. Miss Taylor will leave for Montreal to skate at the Winter Club. Later the will spend six months in Australia, and then go on to South Africa. "This is the first key I've ever I she declared delightedly. Miss Taylor was rehearsing this morning and afternoon.

Tonight the will appear at a charity performance of the Follies staged privately for an audience drawn from orphanages and other institutions in Ottawa. She was met at the tram by ll.iyor Lewis, Melville Rogers, president of the Minto Club, and lAKOCQM FRIDAY BUDGET BEATER- Girls' Dresses 229 Petal crop drse In I dirndl or skating klrt style (av floral dolfrrs on light or dark backgrounds. Sizes 1 to It years. They tub beautifully I Udeaa, Ifklhettsle m4 Ceergt. PhM 4-Ue.

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Moons I Emerald OU itleasant to use and tl Is ao anUsepuc and psnetravtlni thst even ote stuoaorn cases ei i sauaa eisltM ta 1U Influence. Ksenea tmerald Oil 'full ttrenfftbt aoiO fr exaeviBu. rtrrTWD'n ofis yod of staebora aimples and unIMly i ireoaiaa sausiaauon wajsn stln It. CowJtey, NtcjMTt Ontf store. Mrs.

Rogers, Mr. and! Mrs. D. B. Cruikshank.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmore A. Davis. Kendall McNeil and Miss Joan C.

H. Cum-mlng. E. J. Underwood, and D.

B. Blair. Miss Taylor was trained by her father. Phil Taylor, on of the world's foremost skaters and a native of Saskatchewan. She won the title last year from her English compatriot, Cecilia Colledge and defended It successfully last month in Prague.

She has skated since she learned to walk. Her father, who went overseas with the C.E.F. and stayed in England, instructed her religiously from the start. Petite and chic in pink and blue, England's little Haul Franklin stepped off the IS train yesterday afternoon, looking very fresh and attractive in an angora bonnet and natty Winter suit with lull length leggings. She showed little sign of tiredness after the long journey from Cleveland where she appeared last week.

With Hazel were her mother. Mrs. Catherine and friend. Miss Pat Caswell. who is only 14, went through 1 the paces at her first rehearsal for the Follies this afternoon at 2.30.

She will stay in the Capital over the week-end. returning to New York at the beginning of the week and sailing from there on the Queen Mary March 24. Hazel is a veteran skater. Because of her many public appearances and extended trips it is six months since she left her home in Bournemouth a tutor sees to it that she does not fall behind in her studies. Already she has attracted a great deal of attention in the skating world and has appeared in several news-reels.

After returning to England at the end of next week. Hazel will undergo further training and may come back to this conunent before the year is out. Dismisses Charge Against Driver Of Eastview Bus Magistrate Strike dismissed in Traffic Court Wednesday afternoon, a charge of reckless driving against Daniel Lacroix, 157 John street, Eastview, driver for the Eastview Bus Company. The charge was laid by R. M.

Morley, 140 Chapel street, who gave evidence that while waiting with two other persons including a young woman, to board a street car going west on Rideau street at 11.25 p.m., an Eastview bus came along as the street car was slowing down at the intersection of Rideau and Chapel streets, forcing him and the others to jump back for safety. He estimated the speed of the bus at 33 miles an hour. C. Smith, 338 Hinchcjr avenue, operator of the street car, said he wat flowing down to take on the three passengers whom he saw standing on the roadway, when the Eastview but patted nit street car. In lie end Gear.

Other witnesses called, who said they were riding in the bus just behind the driver, testified thtt Lacroix's vehicle was in second gear when he passed the street car and was not going more than 20 miles an hour. They said the three persons had time to walk back to the sidewtlk end did not htve to jump ts the but passed the moving street car. Lacroix admitted patting the street ctr, thinking he had plenty of time to do to before it stopped. Magistrate Strike found some doubt whether the complainant and the two others had to Jump out of the way and he dismissed the charge. R.

D. Whltmore. 10 Kenora street, brought a charge of rockiest driving against Rowley S. Hooper, carrying on business at 471 Wellington street and residing in Rockcliffe. Mr.

Whltmore testified that while approaching the west end of one of the Sussex street bridges, he noticed a bread wagon coming toward! him. An automobile wat entering the other end of the bridge. Forced Te Apply Brake. This car continued across the bridge, patted the bread wtgon and forced Mr. Whltmore to apply hit brakes and stop hit car at he was about to enter the end of the bridge nearest Mm.

Had he not don to, be alleged there would have been coUition at the other driver did not alow down. Mr. Whltmore laid be had been driving a car since 1007 while Mr. Hooper claimed even longer ex-perienc as a driver. Magistrate Strike found that Mr.

Hooper should have slowed down and wat guilty of the charge. He fined him $10 and $3 costs and suspended hit license for days. Two Ottawa Young Men May Join JRJLT. George Grant, ton of Mr. and Mrt, Oeorge a Grant, 41 McLaoS street, and Waiter Dunne, ton of Mr.

and Mrs. H. 1. Dunne, DO Chepel tlreet. will leave Ottawa on rridat for England, where tbej nop to join the Royal Air rote.

Mr. Grant has been employed with his father! arm, the Oeorge S. Grant Construction Company, while -Mr. Dunne wat formerly associated with -the Bell Tela- vVwAatt fnewnatYW Alias G. Wright, tea of Mr.

and Mrt. W. H. Wright, 130 Hawthorne avenue, left Ottawa a fortnight ago for England, expecting ta join the It A. f.

ARRIVES HERE f', kIjiM v- MEGAN TAYLOR, world figure tkatlng champion, whe arrived In Ottawa last night. She will appear In a feature number 1 of the Mlnte Club's Present Tovarich At Little Theatre It a man had four billion francs, even at the present rates of exchange, he would be a much sought-after personality. Such is the situation in the Deval-Sherwood success which the Ottawa Drama League are presenting next week at the Little Theatre. Prince Mikail Alexandrovitch, a member of the exiled Russian nobility, has that sum in a bank in Paris, given to him by the Czar to hold In trust for Russia. -Meanwhile Mikail and his wife.

Tali-ana, are reduced by the state of their finances to "borrowing" vegetables from the market down the street. But Mikail finally issues one cheque and at a stroke of the pen turns over the whole fortune to the Russian government which has replaced the former regime. Prince Mikail will be played by Paul Pelletier and Tatiana by Norah Hughes. Both are well known members of the local stage, the former having appeared in numerous French-speaking productions and Mrs. Hughes with the Drama League In a variety of successful roles.

Tovarich" will be directed by Mrs. Dorothy White and will run from Wednesday to Saturday, the curtain rising at 8 30. LIBERALS NAME FERGUSON. TORONTO, March IS. The Ontario Government hat nominated Hon.

G. Howard Ferguson, former Conservative Premier, to the board of governors of the University of Toronto, Premier Hepburn announced today In the Ontario Legislature. QUICK CLEARANCE or SPECIAL VALUES Fully Guaranteed Instruments "of High Quality. HEINTZMAN F1ANO $195 PLAYER PIANO With 1 New Meats SaOa. S139 KELVIN ATOR RiniOUATOt S79 JEATTY WASHER $19 VICTOR RADIO $19 itAIT USUI AJtatAKOIO Haaot-taaooasa tPAtutt STatrr, r.

OTTAWA TaXgpajowg I tttl. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL' Shirley Woods Elected Chairman Of Ashbury Board Shirley Woods, managing director of Woods Company, was elected chairman of the board of governors of Ashbury College at a special meeting of the board. Succeeding E. F. New-combe, Mr.

Woods fills the potation held by his father, the late Colonel James W. Woods, who was chairman at the time of hit death in 1(30. He Is an old boy of Ashbury, having attended the school from 1910 to 1918. The following governors were present at the meeting: Dr. T.

Leggett, Norman Wilson, E. F. Newcombe. H. S.

Southern. J. H. Rowley and Rev. G.

P. Woollcombe, founder of the school. Ross McMaster, and Judge Gregor Barclay, of Montreal, were unable to attend the meeting. N. M.

Archdale. M.A.. the head master, acted as secretary. aasrs MUSTARD So Tin Cornstarch i nnea mmm SHRIMPS 2 23 I A WORLD GOLD PRODUCTION, 1937 ASIA IMIIJi a FLYING TO OTTAWA. VANCOUVER, March 15.

Mayor Telford and Chief of Police Foster will fly to Ottawa March 24. Chief Foster said he would confer with Dominion officials on safeguarding the King and Queen. dVt i 'efyin onion IT u. IATIM AaaWICA iach symaol HPtcsiNTS mm it. lntCA ml HEADS McGILL students.

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Pko. DATES 2 ib. 19 Hector Charbonneau Haa Finger -Amputated Hector Charbonneau, 33, of il Redpath street, had the second finger of his left hand amputated at Ottawa General Hospital on Wednesday after be got tut hand I crushed by a door of a railway coal car wnicn ne was unloading in me yard of the Bruce Coal Company, Limited. Dr. J.

M. Laframboise who performed the operation stated Mr. Charbonneau's hand was badly crushed and 12 stitches were required to dote other wounds. The Injured man's condition was reported to be good although he wa- In considerable, pain. MRS.

N. TREPANIER. MONTREAL, March 15 Mrs Napoleon Trepanier. 7, mother of Dr. Paul Trepanier, Verdun music learner and choir nirecior.

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DO' 3 1 0e otUe esf 1U. fl Carton 16c Quebec Budget Debate Ends I QUEBEC. March 15CT) Budget debate was concluded today in the Legislative Assembly shortly after an opposition amendment met defeat by a 43-14 divl- slon. No discussion was provoked, by the amendment proposed by Leon Casgraln (Lib Riviere du Loup) which charged the government with increasing Quebec'! consolidated debt by since its election In August, 1S3S. and called for "reduction in But Premier Duplettis shortly after criticized opposition members for "losing the time of the House" during study of the budget Russell R.

Merifteld. of Calgary, native of Alfred. Ont. Survivors in- 1 estimates for the was elected today president of the rlude two brothers. Clovis Main- I retary Department.

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