... MONDAY, 19th OCT., at 2.45 and 6.45 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE CANADA TO-DAY by CHARLES W. STOKES, F.R.G.S. (By courtesy of Canadian Pacific Railway Co.) Illustrated with MAGNIFICENT FILMS IN COLOUR Reserved 2/-, Unreserved 1/-, H.M. Forces 6d. ...

... MONDAY, 19th OCTOBER, at 2.45 and 6.45 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE CANADA TO-DAY by CHARLES W. STOKES, P.R.G.S. (By courtesy of Canadian Pacific Railway Co.) Illustrated with MAGNIFICENT FILMS IN COLOUR Reserved 2/-, Unreserved 1/-, H.M. Forces 6d. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Town The Canadian Held the Baby I T haPPelled in a couni,:. lage.not a hundred nult: Worthing. A proud mother was hug her five-months old son through the main street. A rathu: shy young Canadian soldier to her, and rather ditlidtlitly asked if she would ...

... Somewhere in the town that night three women enjoyed a hot lemon drink. But the secret remained with them.—PAM. Worthing Girl's Canadian Bridegroom Wearing a powder blue and chocolate brown dress, and carrying a bouquet of chrysanthemums, Mies Amy Muriel (Babs) ...

... brunette beauty is fully revealed for the first time by the Technicolor cameras, is good as the flirtatious and vixenish French-Canadian girl. Alan Hale. George Tobias and Reginald Gardiner are al good as the flyers, and another interesting feature in the film ...

... was celebrat d. A large congregatlon attentiud the servi^e which was conducted by the Rev William Print, chaplain to the Canadian Forma Despite war conditions the church was decorated with an unusually fine display of fruit and vegetables. The collection ...

... PEOPLE BEHIND BRITISH Worthing Engagement At one a. me Assembly Hall dances a Wot thing girl danced ith a Canadian soldier. Now their engagement has been announced Miss Barbara Vivienne Carter, younger daughter of the late Mr H. M. Carter and Mrs Carter ...

... command will be grateful for donations. Write W.D.5755. - Herald Office, Worthing. MR I. W. BROCKINGTON, 8.C.. Woe well-known Canadian broadcaster making a apecal S.O.S. appeal in II Home Service programme on Sunday, 4th October, at 8.40 p.m. Be sure to listen ...

... Great War broke out, Captain Catterniole, then a 17- glars-okl boy, was in Canada. He added a year to his age and joined Vie Canadian Army. He was still P when he put up his eor!wars stripes. 'That was as far as be was sl to go Aithough he quickly /or sergeant's ...

... YOUTH TRAINS FOR WAR A.T.C. Marksmanship Impresses Canadians SHOOTING for the first time with Service rifles over the Cissbury open range, cadets Worthing High School A.T.C. Flight impressed their Canadian instructors with a display of all-round marksmanship ...