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Jenni-ran IONEI m VIVID non:

Jennifer Jonee who won an Acad- emy Award with her first import- ant screen role and received three subsequent Academy nomination! for best performance of the year. plays her most dramatic role in M-G-Ma all-star filmization of “Madame Bovary." eagerly-awaited picture cominig to the Prince Ed- ward screen this week.

The slim, dark-haired young act- ress was considered the perfect choice to bring Gustave Flauhcrfs celebrated heroine to screen life. As the muntijvi girl whose desiri- fcr a l'Olll;\llil(‘ life briiics iulii to hcrsclf and her iffllll)’. Emma Bov- ary moriis a place in tlic galrixv of famous women of history and fict- ion who havc been portrayed on the screen in tho past, te her in the important production is aligned an outstand- ing array of male acting talent that includes James Mason. Van Heffin. Louis Jourdan and the Swcdlsh star. Christopher Kent, making his American film deibut.

Miss Jon-es made her screen dclbut cppcsite Jrlhn, Wayne \n "Three Mosqulteers" and shortly afterward won overnight stardom as the rosuii of her role in "Thc Song of Bernadette." a perfomi- ance which won hcr ths- Aczidcinw Award for i943. She received three subsequent Acadcimv nominations for hi’? \\‘f\i'.( lil "Since You Wen! -Aivav". "Love boilers" and “Dilol in the Sun“. ‘Her most recent pict- ures were "Portrait of Jennie" and “We Were Stranﬂfrs."

GERMAN COUPLE FIND CANADA JUST GRAND

WWNNIWFBG. Jan. m-(Ciﬁ- Canada's first two German imimi- grants since the Scyond World wai- sat in a Winnipeg home re- cently. They used the only two Fiziilish words they know - - "sun- shine" and “ilerfect" - - to des- cribi- their new homeland and their TPllEf at hPiri: free of the Rsssian sector o.’ Gemnany.

‘Paul Koriinaiin. '78. and his wife Emma. 7i. some. weeks ago walked out of their country home some l5 miles north of Berlin and left be- hind every thing they owned,

Back of the magic-carpet. air- plane flight that. brought the Kort- mannc to Canada was more than four years of continued effort by their daughter. Mrs, William Hart- mann of Winnipeg.

"rhree days after V-E Day. I

started svoi-king to get, my mother and father here." Mrs, Hart- miinn explained. Three trips to Cctawa. and two to Berlin. count- less letter: and interviews. more discouragement than horpe. marked those years. she said. Finally. just before Christmas. a telegram was received Tom Lester B. Pearson. Canada's mini- ster of external affairs. It gave the Knrtmallns permission to enter the country, ,

POSTAL GROWTH

- From lilﬁl to i867 the number of post officcs in Canada increas- ed from 601 to 2.333.

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GEORGETOWN EAGLES-G SOURIS TIGERS—5

On Tuesday evening the satiric- Tfgers invaded the nest of the Georgetown Eagles and took a 6-5 clawing from the hih-ilying blrdsTheganie hit a fast pace and never alackened throughout, The Eagles, smartini: under several ear- ly season defeats and playing with. out their veteran defenceman W. MacLean, SIIOWCG their bet fonii of the season. as they played smart; combinations and a closer check- ing game than any they have play- ed to date. At that they had to be swd to hold in check the lizht. fast and youthful forwards of the Tigers. which were skillfully led by a pair of veteran defciiccmcn in that star performer. Buddy MacCormai-k and O. Clicvcric, Pcii. alties came before goals in Lhc liti. "a! Perlfldt BS H. MacLeaii and O. Cheverie made trips to the sin bin Veterllll Wlllﬂer F. Lavandier Open- ed the scoring for Georgetown as he smartly stdestepped chew-re and blazed a sizzler into the Souri, case behind DeGas. The icad Wits short; lived as Buddy MacDonald ‘led li "i? on a smart play. The locals fired two scores into the Tin- ers corrall on pretty efforts 5.. MacConncll and Publicover. vrith 5551515 b)’ Lﬂvalldler and Llewellyn. Georgetown opened the snipiii» 1",, the second as S. MacNcill and H. GVEIlS Tnmhlri-d plgvpﬂy ‘o dent lllP- iiWIIlES. Buddy MacCormick led his clmrzes in waves agnmq tilt Eﬂﬁles ncst and finally ca it- allzed as he sent a bullc-t from :5 feet our. past "Joe Pluck" s 9'.en5_ Mimphee W“ Decaiized for George- mwn "d ShQYl-ly after his return. H. MacLean carried cleverly the length of the ice and H. Ste ens W55 Ollpflmlllliiy itself as he real- ized on the rehound. with the count 5-2 as the final canto open. ed. Piibllcver was chased (or trip- Dlllz and D. Li-Biech and c, Cheverie scored in raipld order on clever efforts. C. Cheverle got the nod to visit the timers and Map. Coiiiiell from H. Iiiaciscan quickly realized for the locals. Ending the Wlltllli! for Souris was M. Mac. Phee. as the Jungle. Cate puL m1 pressure which drew tlirni to ivith- l" ‘mt’ Rfml or the louder-c, minutes hefore the fiiinl bcli, Ref. PYPP-s “rte-J. B. Scully and E, Lavie . Line ups. Georgetowii-Goal-B, Stevens. i Defence-H. MacLean, A Mac. Phee. C. DeLory

Forwards - J. Dicks. F. Lavand. ier. S, Johnson, A. Mai-Swain. F, Landry. H Publicover. H. Stevena.

Llewellyn. s. MacNcii. H. Mac- l Conncil. Souris-Goal-E, Deco;

D°l°"‘°—3lldd§‘ MacCormai-k. O. Cheverie, C. McIntyre. Forwards-B. MacDonald M, MacPhee, C. Lavie. A. Gallant, D, ImBreech. V. Jarvis, C. Jarvis. c. Cheverie.

SOUGHT BLESSING DEATH ENDED FAST

PAJGtNTO-N. Devonshlre. Eng-

land. Jan. ZS-iCPi-Deaih ended. a 26-day fast by Mrs. Laura Ann

Cornish. who “made a vow to God‘ to fast until she had recclved his‘ blessing."

The coroner. noting that Mrsu Cornish belonged to the Aipo=toiic

Church, one of whose prlnciplcs‘ was fasting. said there was no

question of suicide. i ‘Tasting has always been a

feature of religious fife and it isl not. for me to judge other peoplebi beliefs.” ‘ Listing Mrs cornishﬁs death as

being caused by “self-inflicted

tairiins divine blessings.

Mrs. Corriishis daughter said that her mother had not com- plained of illness during her fat. but that. on the evening be'ore her

death had mentioned a pain un- der her left arm.

Not connecting this with the fast. she said me didn't call a,

doctor because she felt God was her mother's strength.

WILFNS ARE SUCCESS TENDING AIRCRAFT

LONDON. Jan 2S ~(CP)-- The navy likes its women air mechan- ics.

Says the Admiralty, "iheyie done so well that they're to be wilt on the some training and duty footing aa the men." But they carry on at the same rates of pay - - roughly two-thirds.

Women's Royal Naval Service personal tend both air fi-amcs and engine. Outstanding women mech- anics now may qualify to become pilots‘ mates - - the senior mech- anic rcsponsible for all mainten- ance of particular aircraft.

The girrs new ranks as air mech- anica will be: Wren Air Mechanic 2; Wren Air Mechanic l; Leading Air ‘l “ ‘ ; Petty Officer Wren Air Fitter; Chief Wren Air Fitter.

The bracketed designation (A) or (E) will indicate their special- ties aa airframes or engines.

starvation." he said sumo personal though‘ fasting a means "l °b' l donated at the close o1 the schozl

term. I A very interestirg reading wna

Friendly comfort an time is a warming cup o tea

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OTTAWA. Jan. 2'1 (OP) Learning even one new language a lot of hard work for

Imay mean came persons, but Mrs. Lawrence . Svteinhardt finds it lust chili"

Phillie wife of the United Stale! ambassador to Canada has com- mand of seven or emht. including Russian. Spanish, French. Italian and German.

"1 suppose you could call "learn- ing languages my hobby. Sh! said in an interview. adding that she has found the best way to be- come familiar with a new tonzllﬁ is to study it iii the country where it is spoken.

she ought to know. In the last 15 years Mrs. Steinhardt has ac- companied her husband on his ap- pointments to no fewer than six mung-icy“ sivedcn. Pcru. Russia. Turkey. Czechoslovakia. and finilly in Canada; a little more than a

lnppy 1n rﬂfmnon? F-"r boeavn of conﬁdence ill Canada lift

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Again lael year our repri-acuiiitivci arrange-ii more new protection than in any previous year in Canada Life's lllll-ywrur liisiory. Here arc llie highlights of another period

year ago.

YOIKQC {Achlilgle dgjgtgl-lgg. 0i steadily‘ growing conﬁdence in Camila Liic:

where the U, S. representative!

makes his home bears evidence of Paid to Polieylioldere and Beneﬁeh‘

the Amﬂflfﬁll POUPUYS i"“'9l""- New Insurance (excluding annuities)...” 127,391,494 Chm“ “rmlilielts and om" New Annuity Business .... ., ‘$3,141,371

bric-a-brai- from the four corners of the world sit alonESldE nlw 0-‘

insurance in Force (excluding annuities) l.2ll,869,522

cirapiis of the late Pre ident Rouse-i Annuity Business in Force. 165,056,990 \'(\l(_ President Truman and C n-_ Total Assets . 370.29i.oo4 arias former Prime Minister. Mac-i gurpiu, _ 20_]3B_()37 Kmlzle Kl“? l Interest Earned..- 3.83%

Even the pet dill "GETTY" hi!‘ shared iii the family's nomadic liic. Thc seien-year-old dachshund vras acquired by the Steinhardts when thcv were iii Turkey.

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Mrs. Steinhardt has found that living in Carada is much the same‘ as living at home She says Cana- dians are "very friendly and kind. and feels that the world would be a better ore if it took as its exam- pie the relationship existing be- tween Canada and the United States. ' . Pretty. with dark eyes and at quick smile. the American envovﬁsi wife probably has seen more of this i countri‘ than many a Canadian

i/ast summer the family moto ed

Iliair fomcrrovll are bright D4 ‘because of conﬁdancu In Canada lilo

ivcst. as far north Rs Aaiaska and the Yukon. They arrivcd lll Calgary iusi. ill illflf‘ to soc the famed Sfampcdc. which .\lrs. Sicinhrrdt found "most. exciting. ilziriivuirirly the cliuck-vvacon races and the Indians iii their vivid costumes.

Both the ambassador and hia wife agree that Jasper is ore of their favorite spots. The ruggedi natural beauty of the surrounding countryside has a Pill-Willa!‘ 947F951 for them.

They have several pictures of the western trip. some of which

later on.

it. was niovcd and seconded that the secretary send $5.00 to join the Dfﬂlllii Fcstival. The secretary was asked to see Mrs. McRac about con- tinuing singing lessons at. the school.

A deficit o: H! cents was report- ed by the dance committee. Sick committee reported seien visits.

OUT OUR WAY

Bill of $2.65 was paid. viafwiii;

Crane was appointed in charge of =

getting material for qlllll, Collec- tion amounted to sixty-fivc cents.

Mrs. Gordon Sheidow in"i ed members to her home for the next meeting. Roll call to be answered by e Valentine verse. Meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.

their fvfura i: sown-- a because of conﬁdence in Canada Lilo

LEAVES HIS CLOCK

OWEN SOUND. Ont. - (OP) _ J. C. Newton, for 10 years care- taker oil the clock in the city hall tower. has retired because at old age. The olocik was purchased 29 years ago to replace a four-faced painted dial on which the time was always three minutes after nine.

BY J. R. WILLIAMS

were taken by daughter Dulcie Ann. who not only is fond of photography. but also is following

in the linguistic footsteps of her mother. AHEAD "IQU This Sllhllffl er the Siteinhardta Ban-ER ME,‘

plan a tour of Eastern Crada. Probably as soon as the weaﬁher is favorable they will head for the Maritime provinces. and may eien go as far as Newfoundland.

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The "Willing Workers" Institu-tel met at. the home of Mrs. Newsome. for the January meeting which opened in the usual way Due to‘ the weather iiiclemency the ai- tendance was only fair. Committ- ees gave their reports o! school and eicik visit-ations. All Christmas bills were ordered paid. Treasurer gave a. report of the bazaar and pantry sale held in Siznimerside before Christ/mas Chitin’; net prt;

ceeds froim same amounted

Several completed Red Crossi articles were handed in and com‘

venor asked to get m'"re work to be distributed. The sum of $800 was voted for school prizes to be

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given by Mrs. Pallllel". W _ Next meeting is to be held on "' / .Feb. 1. at Mrs. Newsomebi. All \ members wishing to renew their i‘ , g, Institute News Subscriptiocs will i, I —-""‘ please bring their money to this . p o meeting. Program committee ial , Mrs. Frank Bell and Mrs. Maud i .§¢’ Newsome. 1», .. ggyatwl. Lunch committee is Mrs. Po'e l

Ainbinder. Mrs. Ken Muttort and Mrs. Aclelhert Palmer, All visitors are welcome.

This meeting closed with i and a social half-hour.

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The regular monthly meetirg of the lﬂIIHOw W. I. met at. the homo of Mrs. Milton Smith. with an i attendance of nine members. Meet- trig opened by singing the ode. followed by the creed in unison.

Minutes of the last meeting were i read. approved and signed. i

After a discussion on tables. and chairs recently purchased by the i Institute. for the school. parents i were asked to talk with children about caring for same.

Mrs. Walter Crane and Mrs. Victor Grant were appointed to cont/act an electrician about wir- ,iniz the school. ' i ‘ A talk on “A sewing club" took lplace and was decided to hold a ’

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