... Canadians Run Away With Road Relay Race Increasing their lead at every lap over a field of 19 teams, a famous Canadian regiment ran away with the Winld Cup at Worthing Harriers' Easter Road Relay held at Sompting on Saturday. I doubt (writes a sports ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (Ox.) (President, Worthing Teachers' Association) Sea-place, Worthing. Entertaining Canadians SIR,-I have read with interest from time to time letters about Canadians. I have been trying to get in touch with some to show them hospitality. We had five ...

... property of H.M. War Department. Herbert Dixon, another Canadian soldier, was sentenced to three months' hard labour for stealing petrol, the property of H.M. War Department. A charge against a third Canadian soldier. ilack Miller Darnbrough of stealing two ...

... belonging to ex- Cabinet Minister Mr J. H. Thomas, were piled before the Bench at Worthing Police Court on Wednesday, when four Canadian soldiers John Edward Haladay, Albert Demick, Alphonse Klisivitch and Paul Emile Sauve —were charged with breaking into Scadgell's ...

... application was dismissed with costa. Another Soldier Charged At Worthing Polio; Court on Monday Earl Kitchener Harker. a Canadian soldier. was remanded until April 8 on a charge of breaking and entering a stare at Pinekm-place and stealing two gramophones ...

... They assembled alterwards, with their band, in Richmond-road, for a march past the Town Hall, where Colonel Ganong, of the Canadian Army, with whom was the Mayor (Dr K G. Minis), took the salute. Lieut.-Colonel W. E. Grace was in command. The G. P. 0. and ...

... very quickly. They were marvellous, he said. Home Guards and a number of Canadian soldiers also put in some good work. 'l'll never listen to another woad against the Canadian i boys, Mr Winter said. They're hot stuff in action. Ordered to evacuate ...

... Serge Robert Pike, a Civil Defence worker, of 1, Milton-street, Worthing, was charged jointly with L/Cpl. Mike Markowski, a Canadian soldier, with stealing two tyres, valued at £2 10s., the property of the War Department. Mr White added that if the Bench ...

... The boys would be glad to do a little gardening! gave me an idea that in that way it might be possible to bring these Canadians and the townfolk into closer contact with each ' other. May I say its no use to approach them with an air of Have we been ...

... these are really good according to Mr C. E. Prior, club waxes. The boys train two nights a week under Gene Warrington. a Canadian private, and a local enan, Mr Frank Gamble. Swimming Club Will Do Its Best Nothing much we can do about ft now, is there ...