... to be an all-amateur show, and the main attraction was to have been a series of bouts between Canadian regiments. Then the Canadians found that they could not box after all , so the organisers were faced with the task of filling in the gap. But 'don't worry ...

... of age CANADIANS BFAT THE LEGION Lancing branch of the British Legion entertained a Canadian unit to a social evening on Monday. Members found the visiting soldiers were too good for them at snooker, cards, shove-halfpenny and darts. The Canadians beat ...

... the slightest interest in them. As it happened the two Germans were Canadian soldiers, we actual German tmiforms With full equipment and helmets. But they might not have been Canadians In German uniforms. No member of the public telephoned the Pollee or ...

... miles through all types of Canadian scenery was shown to an audience at the Assembly Hall when Canada was the title of a travelogue on Monday. The lecturer was Mr Charles W. Stokes. P.R.0.5.. a representative of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who started ...

... to-morrow (Saturday) holds a double attraction. Main interest lies in the fact that it will be the first time a Canadian XI has played there. The Canadians are fieldinl a regimental side and it should be a good one. Rumour has it that their past sword is formidable ...

... 'THE VOICE OF CANADA' CAPT. HOWARD COULTER (Canadian Army). SOLDIER BARRISTER JOURNALIST Toiling the thrilling story Canada and her war snort. ...

... J. C. SHARP (Secretary). League for Prohibition of Cruel Sports. Treating Canadians But,—l was glad to notice the other week that the Mayor is shielding the Canadians against the severe criticism of some Worthing people. Probably most of the trouble ...

... Southstreet and Chapel-road and so redeem the ugliness which now strikes new visitors to the town. M. DRAKE From a Canadian Soldier Six.—As a Canadian soldier who is well liked in Worthing and has made many friends here, I feel I must apologise for the behaviour ...

... Pte. Bent ICRI. Two Canadian !teats.: Pte. Runnions beat Pte. Spelter. Pte. ' &beards beat Pte. Yearwood; Pte. Cole beat Pte. Edwards; Pte. White beat pt.. Salisbury; Pte. Roberten boat Pte. Stoning'. Coast Regt. v. !Tench Canadians: Bengt Turley Wei beat ...

... Holy Trinity on Saturday to a gunner in the Canadian Army. He is Gunner Arthur Harold Halliday. His parents, Mr and Mrs Halliday, live in Montreal. Best man at the wedding was Boitbardier Geo. Cutler, Canadian Army. Sixty guests attended a reception held ...

... Billiards: A.R.P. 2 games. Canadians 1; snooker. A.R P won the only game; table tennis singles: A.R.P 3, Canathane I; doubles: A R.P. 1, Canadians 1: darts: 2 games all. LANCING HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE Wilfred Henry Pryor. a Canadian soldier. was sent for trial ...

... He was about 200 of a Canadian brand given a month in which to pay, from him, but had forgotten what the order to be suspended if pay- he paid for them. He agreed to ments of £1 per week arc kept up buy more when the Canadian during the month. could ...