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.DHNHAJE. Iinsland, Dec.‘ 1T —

(GP) — Stanley Hervey. ai-yesr- in an old-time isirgrcund scene

dd government engineer. la spend- g his annual vacation in n Brit- h film studio running a Punch

and Judy show.

Stanley built his puppgfl t,

amuse children near his home. Film director Prank Lsunrier saw tne show and asked him to take part

for a new British movie.

He hopes to maks enough moneyi.

to pay Ior an engineering course.

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' call was responded to with l0 mem-

‘ ed w singing the National Anthqn.

The regular monthly meeting oi’ the Hampshire Women's Iimtltmg W38 held at the home oi Mrs. Alec moi‘ on Tuesday evening, Des;

We opened our meeting by sing- ing the mstltute Ode and Npggt- inc the creed in unison. The roll

bers and three visitors present, aster which the minutes were then reed and approved, (allowed by the business part o! the meeting.

Reports were heard from the eun- mlttees, bill of 62 cents for the M11001 vras presented and paid,

The new committees were sp- pointed a5 soliows: Sick counts. Mrs. Heath Larter and Mrs. John Edward;

School, Mrs. Richard M1016!!! and Mrs. Han-y Edwards.

It was decided to give the school children a treat of apples at Christ- mu.

Lunch eomnm, Mn. I-Iesth barter. Mrs. Harry Edwards, rm. Richard MaoLean and Alice Edwards. Mrs. Harry Edwards invited the members to her home for next meeting.

‘I'm; wnespendence was read and discussed. It was moved and sac- ended to give $2.00 in thO TB. League. It was decided to have an auction sale st the next meet-

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Mrs Richard MacLean isprogrem leader for next meeting when the roll call will be answered with naming s. shrub. The collection was taken up amounting to m cents. The amount in the gift box now totals $3.03.

It was moved and seconded that the meeting be sdlourmed, follow-

Unroh was served by the hosfnll assisted by committee in charli-

LAKBVIEW W. l.

The December meetinl of Labe- vlew W} was held at the home ot Mrs. Ohes. MacOor-mack as: Wed- nesday evening. December 4th. The president. Mrs. J. E. D101’- weii presided and the meeting apened with the Institute Ode. followed by the creed repeated In unison. Roll cell was answered by c. Christmas Verse. Eleven mem- bers and four visitors were present. Minute; qt last meeting "were read and emwved- ' School committee for next month. Donald and Mile Asa-

thllarl to the TB. 14018119. ' ~ Ten dollars was voted tows buts for the eobool.

Programme: Midi!!! W Jill Baker. Mrs. LD. Role and ill‘!- onss. MaoOos-mack. contest to secretary. Roll call for next meet.- ing name 1n arnental -tree or alarms. Oallsctlon $1.10. yum; eieeed- with National hthin.

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Gallup - Poll Of Canada

' PUBLIC ESTEEMS WAR BRIDES

, mos: CQOL nAvsrvr-"Msr ANY

42% Not Acquainted ' . With Any War Brides Show Most Prejudice

By Canadian Institute of Publle Opinion s

‘IORONQO, Dec. l8 — Most Canadians who know any oi them, are delighted with the brides our servicemen brought back from over- seas. Some people more or less resent the war brides. but in most cases, this is because they haven't personally met any of them.

How genuine is Canada's welcome to the newly arrived loved-ones of 45.000 servicemen is reflected in the extent of personal interest and esteem expressed by a balanced cross-section of adult Canadians 1n the latest Gallup P011.

The Institute asked:

"llave yea personally met-any British war brides?‘

The results show that more women than men had met war

brides:

Men Women Total . 62% 58% No, or not sure S fl

Do Canadians lament this influx of ready-made new citizens? To elicit. in an indirect manner, evidence of any resentment, the Insti- tute reporters asked the same people:

_ "Do you think the Government should have nude It more dlfll- eult for Canadian Serviceman to marry overseas, and bring their wives to this country, or not?”

The response reveals an interesting distinction in attitudes oi persons who have met ‘war brides, compared with those who are not acquainted with any:

The evidence is clear: Canadians who personally know war brides are more likely to be glad they are here than persona who have not met any of them.

Are Oanadian women resentful of the war brides? This survey discloses somewhat more antagonism amongst woman. Veterans oi World War I and of World War II display least arltagonlsm:

Veterans Veterans ' Men Women World War I World War II War Marriages Overseas

Should N01‘ have been

more dlffictslt 82% 6% 50% 59% Qiould have been more ..

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Typical reasdns given by those who lament the war marriages are: “Too many of these marriages are unsuccessful“ and "the girls back home here wdre slighted." The majority in favor. however. argue that 'a servicemen has‘ a right to cheese his own wife." and "most e! them are very line girls .. .. .. the beet class of immigrants.‘

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