... TRIAL MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE SEQUEL TO FONTWELL TRAGEDY At the Arundel Sessions on Tuesday, Harry Young. a sergeant of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, was committed for trial at the next Sussex Assizes, to be held at Lewes. on clvrges of the manslaughter of ...

... Naval Barracks, Portsmouth. In addition there are ten other contests which include boners from the Navy, Army (including the Canadian Army), and the R.A.F. An additional attraction is that the Band of the 70th Battn. Royal Sussex Regt. will be in attendance ...

... MIXED DRINKS CANADIAN'S CHRISTMAS MISTAKE Christmas Day experiences which eventtr!!y landed a smart young Canadian soldier before the Magistrates were related to Mr. E. G. Arnell (presiding) and other - County Justices at Chichester. on Monda. The accused ...

... very happy evening on Tuesday at the Masonic Hall. when, by kind permission of Major Bricker. they were entertained by the Canadian pipers and brass band. Captain Cochrane Barnett, chairman of the West Sussex Association for the Blind. passed a vote of ...

... men 'returned by lorry to their posts, to stand by for the night. At 5.30 the Pavilion was officially handed over to the Canadians, who were brought in from many points of the compass. Dinner of turkey, and we believe. Xmas pudding, being disposed of, ...

... audience. The two teams were : Canadians : Kerrigan, James, Hickey and Cliffe ; and the R.A.F. were represented by L.A.C.'s Oakley, Carr, Wood and A.C. Mace, and they quickly entered into the spirit of the game. The Canadians just won a closely contested ...

... what he feels about it. * * 4, It must have given a number of Bognor people a hearty laugh on Christmas Eve when two of our Canadian friends saw a coal cart and horse outside the Victoria Inn (better known as the Little Vic and decided to unharness the ...

... CANADIANS TAKE OVER PAVILION As will be seen from the reports below, Christmas and the New Year have not passed uncelebrated in Bognor. Fortunately, there were serious accidents to mar the festival and there were no air raids, contrary to a year ago, ...

... HOSPITAL GALA DAY Thursday was a gala day at the Bognor War Memorial Hospital, for in the afternoon the Pipe Band of the Canadian Highland Light Infantry, under the leadership of the Pipe-Major, entertained the patients and the staff and quite a few guests ...

... OUR CANADIAN VISITORS SlR,—Rumours, with little or no foundation in fact, have succeeded each other since the outbreak of war, and we saw last week what a serious and disuniting factor they are, when several ugly stories about the Canadian soldiers among ...

... of Portsmouth, in a six round welterweight contest. In addition there are ten other contests which include boxers from the Canadian Regiments, the R.A.F., and Navy and the R—al Sussex Regt. Details are published in our a !vertising columns in this issue ...

... children, evacuees and otherwise, were entertained on Monday last at the Pavilion. Bognor, by the Canadian Highland Light Infantry. Just before 2 p.m. Canadian soldiers might have been seen calling for their little guests at the tatters' homes and, assuring ...