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PLUS NEWS - FILM VODVIL - MUSICAL ATLANTIC CROSSROADS

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By Ken Tier/wields

"I'll bet you saw my Guardian Want Add!"

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v . B. C. ‘iblilligloxlleonard Acton. IO. Tor-

to. Ont. onlhrten, John Wilbert Edmund. FL-lricilt. Slillt Sh. Hlfll. Ont

Missing 0n Active lee-vice After

Air Operations - Newman. John William. 1'0.

Sudbury, Ont. Previously 0n Active Serv- ice - Now lalo

Murphy. Jack Morris. FL-Hsilt. t. ‘rhomas. Ont.

Previously Prisoners 0t War --

New Reported lafa

Appleyard, James Douglas. W0. Ayimer, Ont. Boddington, Oharles Wesley, I'L- Lleut. Weston. Ont. Clarke. David Aubrey, W0. Vau- oouver, B. O. Cooke. George Henry. W0. 8t. Clair Shores, Mich. USA.

Damboise. John George, WO., Sturgeon Falls, Ont. Fadden. Lloyd Rufus, WO.. Se- attle, Wash- USA.

Gibson. Glenn Thcrnley. PO. West Vancouver. B. 0. Griep. Benedict Vincent. 1'0...

Hines Greek. Alta. Grouuttl, Aldo. W0. Windsor,

Ont. ,

Hahn. Lloyd George. PO. Mon- treal. Qlle. Halénéallan Gordon. W0. Wind-

r. . llorrigan. John Bernard. ilk-Sgt. ht

Kingston, 10.. Ara/prior, Ont. Mlcughlin, Cecil. WO.. Idmouton. a. Marshall. John Alexander. P.- agt. Dartmouth. N. l. rel-run, ma» Roy. we. Leth- bridge. Alta. , Parke-Taylor. Malcolm Donald. F0. Saint John, N. B. Skuce. Eldon Beatty. W0. Brit- annia Heights. Ont. Stanley. P0.

Stewart. Douglas Edmonton. Alta. . stocks. John Philip. W0. Peu- ticton. B. C. Stoweil, Charles Henry, 10., Broderick.

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_ar ermany Bruce. Gerald Joseph. Iiwllieut.

troronto. Ont d Roderick. I‘.- .. ass-ra-on-tbe-hke. Ont. Garland. John Wilburn, "with,

Kﬂlﬁ Berries storlroy, Gordon John. est. at.‘

%“‘"‘“iia.‘.’¢‘.‘a muss oa Active S After Air . Anderson. Robert W I0. .

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lloOoaham. ‘LKWTWW 3°59?!» W0. Cornwall. Ont.

McGeach, Hugh, W0. London, t

Mingle. Stanley Bromhead. Bat. Morrison, Gerald Edwin. WO., Pembroke. Ont. Perry, William John Henry, W0. Nansimo. B. G.

Thomson. George W0.. winnlpeﬂ. Man. Previously Missing 0n Active Ser- 1|“ _ Now Reported Prisoners of War Germany

Cox.

Big s, Herbert Darrell. F0. Wi am, Ont.

Hanson. James Valentine. PO. vancouver. B. C. -

Whitmore, William Bert. P0. Fort William. Ont.

Wilson, Reginald John. sgt.

Hamilton. Ont. Previously Missing On Active Ser- vice — Now For Official Purposes Presumed Um t F0 Cumming, Ernest er , .. Wsntworth Valley, N5. Seriously Ill

manna. Garden Forbes, 1'0. " CxANADA Died Carmichael. John Howard. AC2, ‘llolonto. Ont. .

Died From Natural Causes Lewis. David Earl Kitchener. LAC. Manitou. Man.

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curl New Brunswick Regiment Doll. David Gilbert. Lieut. hint John. NB. Died Of Wounds NJ. and P.E.I. Regiment ‘Cunningham. Belton Laforrest. ao-Olpl. The Hawk. Ospe Sable Is.

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Richmond, Ont.

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Keen. Mathias Btanley. Bo. Saskatoon, . Leach. George Brown. W0. Min. bum. Alta.

Leblanc, Joseph Alban. W0. Montreal. Que. entice. Joseph Patrick, P0. Perth.

Inckwood. John Walter. l-lgt. Vancouver, 3.0. Lyell. Jack Maurice, W0. Tor- onto. Ont

NJ. and P.E.l. Regiment Oarl Victor. I...-Opi..

Raymond Jos- N. B. overely Wounded New Brunswick Regiment

Russell. Joseph David. Pte., Portage RiverwNB.

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B mpierre, Lac James. Sigma. Halifax, N. S. Wounded N.S. and P.E.l. Regiment Kane. Cecil Douglas, Pte. Gan- nlng, N. S. Norris. Harold John. Pte. Hali- fax. N. S. New Brunswick Regiment Calssie, Joseph Marcel. Pte. Bavo Oiiice. N.B. Ke rstcad. Douglas Slocum. Pte. Morioton. N. B. Melanson. Joseph Eustache Leon- ard, l-u-CPL. Sccudouc. N, B. Murph Myles Duncan, Cpl. Salisbury, N. B. . Peiletler. John Baptiste, Pte. Culligan. N. B. Thibeault, Philip Kenneth, Pte. St Stephen, N. B. Thibodeau. Joseph Eugene. Pte, East Bathurst. N. B. Whelan. Vincent Francis, Pte. Leger Corner. N . Wounded Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineers McCarthy. George B.-Sgt.. Amherst. N. . Slightly Wounded Corps Of Royal Canadian Engineers Cheverlc. Frederick Charles, Spr., Mrs. Mary Cheverie (wife) R. IL :0. 3. Box 12. Abrams Village. P. . I.

Slightly Wounded Central Ontario Regiment Keefe, William Maurice. Pte. gohln Keefe (father) Kiukoru, P.

New Brunswick Regiment NDgucet. Roger, Pte. Robertville.

‘Williams, snail. Joseph. Pte. Shediac, N. B. - Injured

. N.S. and- P.E.I. Regiment Newell. Robert Glenwright. Pte. North East Pgiirllt. N. S. s

I! Reconnaissance Units Frail. Kieth Ellis. Tpr,, west. N. S.

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Ma m Canada. Buy at druggists today! CIITICIIIIA follffutli‘;

‘ (3 am. A.D.T.) a record 400 British aircraft cross-

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GUARDIAN Gallisfdlens Fly A iiore Food To. Dutch People

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By FRED BACKBOUBE WAN R.O.A.I'. AIRFIEID

. ":1 to hungry Netherlanders. ‘ lore German capltulation. ef- iivo at a a.m. (2 am. D.D.’l.‘.) was announced.

ed the Dutch coast today to show- er eatables on Holland. I was a passenger. Hundreds c1’ Canadians ock a in what could be the last bomber" operation in the European campaign and certainly the most iantaetic.

Delivering food in e Lancaster is rather lke sendinz an armored car irom a local store to convey your weekly order oi bacon.

Five minutes alter we crossed the Dutch coast we could see p ple on the sunlit street be cw waving towels, bed sheets and handkerchieis in ecstatic welcome. Tomorrow's meal had arrived.

As we came in low over Rotter- dam. the flat green ﬁelds oll the edge o! the city reminded me oi the run on Dorval Airport. Mont- real, but the pilot. Bob Burnbridge of Halifax. was tense and you'd think he was bombing Bel-elites- gaden. Actually our bomb bays were jammed with powdered eggs and cans oi beans.

Someone saw on the ground a sign hearing the word “tobacco"-— a ho eful hint spread out by some Dutc an since the food service

started. .

“Ask him what brand he wants." suggested Sgt. Lloyd Ireland of Montreal, the rear-gunner. Nobody laughed. We all had heard that in those quiet-looking towns they we? killing cats and dogs for co .

STANCHEL SCHOOL

Honor Roll ior month oi April: Grade X: 1. lrorna/Keating; 2. Mildred Bennett MacLeod; 311cm

MacLean. Grade IX: 1. Walter lord Grade VIII (Sn) :1. Iona Keating; 2. Beryl MucLean. Grade VIII (Jln): 1. Lillian MacLean- 2. Joyce MacLean, Grade v11 (Sn): l. Violet Aiken;

Z. Sheila MacLean. Grade VII (J12): 1. Harold Coakes. Grade V (Sn): 1. Edna Todd Grade V (Jlﬁ)! 1. Freda Keat- ing and Gerald Keating (equal). Grade IV (Sh); i. Jackie White 2. Allan Mncloean; 3. Alberta. Todd. Grade IV (Jr); l. Vivian Keat- ing- 2. Mary K . Grade III: i. Marcellus Trainer. Grade I (Sn): l. Audrey Cam-

EfOll. Grade I (JrJ: i. Willena Gamer--

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Highest average in senior ,grades - Violet Aiken. ' Highest average in Junior

‘grades. Jackie White. Perfect attendance: IIJTXIB. Kent- lng, Iona Keatlng, Violet Aikell, [Harold Coakes. Edna Todd, Ger- . aid Keating, Freda. Keating, Jackie lwhite. Alberta Todd, Allan Mac- Lean. Vivian Keating. Teacher. S. M. llaillwcll.

New Recipe All-Bran Muffin;

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2 cups Kellvlfs l 0|: git-pr“ i aup sifted ﬂour“ c; cup light molasses M tellimm ll"- 1 l4 nilpl milk l toallXlon soda

Add All-Bran to molasses and milk; let soak for 15 minutes. Boat egg; add to ﬁrst mixture. Slit ﬂour, salt and soda together; combine with All-Bran mixture. Fill greased muilin pans two- thirda full. Bake in moderately hot oven (400’ F.) about 20 minutes.

What a rich, satisfying ﬂavour you get when golden molasses and toasty All-Bron get together in c tender bot

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A Breezy New Romance by LUCY POATF S TEBBINS

About a Girl, Two Men and a Baby BEGINS TUESDAY

GUARDIAN

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melting imurel That's Bron is milled to make the dollop. shreds soil. and tender. Enjoy u,“ grand muﬂins with a glass of mil]. 1., a bed-time auaclr...or spread m,“ with jam for the youngster; ‘M, they come home from school (kg KellogghAll-Brantoday.Zccnvcnieog slsu at grocers. Made by Kg London, Canada. Helps ha], m ilﬂillhb-tltllllltllly/

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BOSE VALLEY W. I.

On May 2nd the members Rose Valley Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Wm. MacDonald. The president. Mrs. Wm. Matheson occupied the chair. Meeting opened by singing insti- tute Carol followed by Creed in unison. Minutes oi last meetill were read, approved and sign . Roll call was answered by nine members. Exchange of garden seeds were made. 0.... was rend. The government grant oi’ $11.26 was received, also a re- ceipt from Red Cross Oﬂice was received for work sent in.

Lathners re rt was read by Mrs. Win. Ma heson, Mrs. J. W. MacKenzie and Mrs. K. H. Mac- K_e_nzie. School committee was re-

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to be held et tb W. M. Mathew rol to be answered byym] ening hints; Mrs. Jas. Maclntorl and Mrs. J. W. MacKenzie c program committee.

Meeting closed with‘ Nation Anthem. Lunch was served by th hostess.

HECTOR-N TO COTTAGE

clllmsiaronn, Suiiolir, m; land - (GP) — Because be w not have his wile ulade an "ungli domestic drudge, “Rev. Artiu Snell is moving out oi his 20-:

rectory into a cottage which u: to be rented at three shillings ( cents) a week.

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sample of every conceivable

kind of road condition

And as a result of this gruelling test, Nash will develop two new automobiles that will be more rugged, more comfortable, than ever before . . . and the mt

economical big cars on this continent.

A They will be the new Nash "coo" in the low-priced ﬁeld, and the new Nash Ambassador in the medium-priced ﬁeld.

Until ﬁnal Victory, we at Nash will continue our 100% production for war. Your Nash dealer will help you to g keep your present Nash car operating at top eﬂlclency, by caring for it wisely, thus helping to maintain necessary civilian transportation.

But when our war tasks are ﬁnished, Nash and Nash dealers bring you a new and ﬁner car than you have ever owned . . . more advanced in design, more economical to drive.

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