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... TO Canadian Forces and others—l require latest prices Canadian and AMeAmericanstamps. Best paid by return.—Foster (ex 78th Battu. Canadian flee I, 19. Cullumstreet London. E.C.3. Ptione special offers Worthing 2564 after 7 . ...
... Wednesday ; September 23, 194/ Canada's Big War Effort Dorothy Heneker, a Canadian, t d Worthing Branch of the Workers' y,; icational Association at a rally at tchell's Arcade Cafe on Wednesday, so: , iething of Canada's war effort Considering the total ...
... 1 , CANADIAN MARRIES N.F.S. GlRL—Miss Margaret Jean Parker, a member of the N.F.S., and well-known as a member of Lancing Pantomime Company, was married, at North Lancing Church on Wednesday, to L/Sorgt. Richard B, Wilson, of Canada. ...
... STAMPS. TO Canadian Forces and others.—l require latest Canadian and American stamps. Best prices paid by return.—Foster (ex 78th Battn. Canadian Regt.), 19, Cullumstreet, London, E.C.S. Phone special often Worthing 2584 after 7. ...
... baby. It is up to each one to keep order and be tactful about serving men on the drink side. Trouble has been that some Canadians have been buying bottles of spirits just on closing time and by this means have enabled to maintain a state of inebriation ...
... second 1 half of the programme was given a real lift by the bass playing of Al King. a Harlemite who is over here with the Canadian Army. Piano in this feature was played by Stuart Balaam. a Worthing man now serving in the RAP., who in peace time played ...
... Anderson, D. Bell. P. Perry. J. Knott. L. Duncelf. g, Morrell, W. Bennett, R. Trevett and R. Wicks. Lancing N.F.S. Girl Marries Canadian Sergeant A member of the N.F.S., and a prewar favourite with the Lancing Pantomime Company, Miss Margaret Jean Parker was ...
... 220 yards, 22 2-10 sec. for the latter being the fastest time recorded in England this year. Lieut. J. Loring, of the Royal Canadian Navy, who won tne 440 yards, fell .4 sec. short of the record for the distance. Wooderson did the mile in 4 min. 18 sec. ...
... the Can. aclian Army have asked us to deal with these cases with great sever,. ity. It is a curious thing that when we have Canadian soldiers in the dock they are almost in. variably described as people of high character and good soldiers. I don't suppose ...
... information of this nature is ever withheld. V. BRAUTICAM Secretary). HINT Sir,—A little bird whispered to-day that some of our Canadian soldiers are longing for a radio. 1 know not whrre these boys are billeted. but that would, perhaps, not be difficult to ...
... studies to take on the job of a croupier at a gaminghouse in order to clear her father of a murder charge. Canadians Help Worthing Animals A Canadian dance band, the Tin Hats, gave e cabaret show and dance for the benefit of Worthing Animal Dispensary ...
... was an aunt of Mrs. Sandison. Mrs, Sandison is Vice-President of the Red Cross in the county, Mr. Sandison a private in the Canadian Army. Both were in uniform. WIFE MANAGER, HER HUSBAND AN EMPLOYEE Tgenuine affection and esteem in which Mr. Churchill is ...