... BALL At the N.F.S. Station in Chapel-road during the week-end volley ball was played between Canadians and two teams of the N.F.S. (Lions and Tigers) The Canadians were afterwards entertained by N.F.S. Y Station. There still be a return match on November ...

... corporal called on her to enquire about an absentee Canadian soldier, and to ask if he was there, she said No. He has been here, but he left on Saturday. When the house was searched the Canadian was found asleep in bed, but defendant said she didn't ...

... at St. Matthew's Church, Tarring, of Miss Doris Jean Langricige, of 23, Worth- ing, and Mr. Robert George Bennett, of the Canadian Army, whose home is at Matheson, Ontario, Canada. Members of the Women's Land Army formed a guard of honour together with ...

... Skate Hire 6d. ICE HOCKEY MATCH Sunday. November 29. at 12 noon Admission I/- EARL'S COURT REDWINGS v. DUKE OF YORKS ROYAL CANADIAN HUSSARS PATCHING & CO. BUILDERS. DECORATORS AND SANITARY PLUMBERS. DRAINS and SANITARY FITTINGS tested and reported on by ...

... who wore dresses of mauve taffeta trimmed with cream lace, and carried muffs of real flowers. Sergeant A. Robinson, of the Canadian Army, was best man and the Rev. Pelham-Thompson officiated. There was only one hymn, Lead us, Heavenly Father. A reception ...

... were two vocalists with the Dance Orchestra, Douglas Tugnett, who sang Jingle Jangle, Jingle and 'One dozen Roses. and Canadian Jimmy, who sang The Anniversary Waltz and I'll See you Again from Bitter Sweet The Dance Orchestra finished up ...

... pleasing as a gambling saloon singer. HOPPING'S HAREM The loud applause which followed Hopping's Harem, given at the Canadian Legion on Saturday evening at the Pier Pavilion, proved how much the audience enjoyed the show. Bert Hopping, as compere ...

... and ahe could not manage him at home. Mr W. E. Elphick, probation officer, said that the boy's father was serving in the Canadian Army and the boy had a very good school report indeed. It is discipline, care and attention that you evidently need, ...

... lid. at Pulborough between September 25th and October 6th. He pleaded Not Guilty. Evidence was called to the effect that a Canadian soldier, William Howard Graham, formerly a sergeant, left a quantity of tubes and corrugated iron in Reade's barn and su ...

... for to-day's issue are Inland, including Forces at home. ljd., Forces serving abroad, civilians in Foreign countries, and Canadian Magazine Post Id. We may add, as the have been enquiries on the subject, that newspapers may be sent to prisoners of war ...

... and amusements. The Natianai Fire Service has recently opened a recreational centre. nd several stations have introduced •e Canadian game of volley ball. The fire folk have also organised lasses for physical training and Culire. under trained instructors ...

... entire acting is sound, and the film unusual and attractive. Unseen Enemy, in support. is a spy melodrama, in which the Canadian Intelligence Staff is concerned. A member of this service is assisted by a girl singer in defeating a Nazi sabotage plot ...