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Film Made Of Canadian Sealer . in The Antarctic

LONDON (CP) - The Canadian sealer Theron fills a star role In

s new film released in Britain. and shortly to be shown in Can- ada. The movie, Foothoid on An- mrciica, oi the Theron's battle agai ice to land the ad- xance party of the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic expedition on the l2'cdr'ell Sza.

In its 2! minutes” running time the color film iollows the Theron.

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Thursday. Not: DAYS Past Noble Grands THURSDAY. FRIDAY, E S ” Club Enieriained SATURDAY Mrs- Bryon Stewart entertnIn- GET PAPER AND PENCIL AND PROVE To YOURSELF THAT YOU CAN SAVE AT- ”.'i2.1...'E.'3 couewlll-ATIONS

Tuesday evening. A brief business session was conducted by the president. Mrs. Leroy White. as- sisted by the secretary - treasurer Mrs. Spenoer Llewllyn.

The memo: were pleased to learn that two members. Mrs. J.

T0 WINNERS OF TECHN08 WATCHES MR8. FANNY BEITBAM. PABKDALE Mr. WM. CHOW. HUNTER RIVER

ELLIS BROS.

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and her Canadian captain. Hamid , P”"" we” dJ'c""'d '”'hh"' 3 o a o - Mano oi Chester. N.s.. from Lnn- 0'? gf,';,5h;fu:;e ' Me" I" A social hour was enioyodgnd EMPEROR

a prize for highest score In scrabble was won by Mrs. Hewl- lyn. A delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess. assisted by Mrs White and Mrs. Hooley.

It shows the tiny Theron trapped in ice, and the slow, nudging iight to open water. The film. spon-

sored by British Petroleum Com-

pany a part of its contribution to line expedition. was made by ;Dereh W .- '

it is being shown at a London West End cinema

(Two Souris youths. James

MacDonald. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Reg. 8. MacDonald and Kinball Jarvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Jarvis. were crew members oi the M. V. Theron on her six- 'month antartic expedition.)

HUNTER RIVER

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or the last regular meeting won: read and approved.

An appeal from the Red Cross disaste relic! committee was read for clothes. and it was decided to bring gifts to the next meeting. Discussion was held on the hpn- dicrait van. and the secretary was asked to obtain further particul- ars on the course.

A rcquest from the music teach-

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Montague Prosb. Y. P. U. .5 Host To Georgetown

The Rev. J. M. Fraser warmly veil-uiiied Rev. Mr. Paterson and um Y. P. U. of Georgetown. to the Trinliy Y. P. U.. Montague, where iluyv were the guests on Tuesday. xuv mh. The meeting which Hui conducted by the president, M('l'l”III Wigginton. opened with the reading of the scripture lessons by Anna Moore and Jean Mac- Lcnd. Two hymns were sung and Anna Moore led in prayer.

The Rev. Mr. Paterson gave an address on the origin of the l'mied Church which was of great interest to all those present. the

'iliaiiks of the members to the

EASTERN GUARDIAN

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s0L'RlS BOARD of Trade. Then IIII he a meeting oi Souris Board oi Trade, at the Town Hall, on 'l'iiursrIay. Nov. 29 at 8 pm. Full atlcntinnce is requested.

Teachers' Workshop Plan Other Meetings

The Eastern Kings Teachers” soriishop was held in the M1115 ray River School on Thursday, No l('lllI)el' 21nd. with 3) ” diets per ionl. Mr. Cecil LeLacheur. the loo- sl ill sident, gave a report of the uorkshop in Mlliview and some of the diiierent Federation aiialrl. Mrs. Earl Clow was appointed soo- ietsry ior the evening.

Dliierent school problems were brought up and J” ” Irvin

er for additional instruments for the rhythm band was ' mi. and it was decided to obtain prices on same and number required.

speaker. Following the religious period. games and contests were con-

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7 Officers were elected a sfollows. e emu” president, Mrs. Alban Brothers BROKEN PEKOE , C ;:'f,fL:;ff,f,”:;;n".";':'ec',:ff3,':?,:,f"Ei; TEA . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i. . . . . . . . lb. 73: I - ' GRADE 1" k ; d t , s. n- ' ar '93" w' I' uggw liIl;cie)onald,eclilIorrs'. Egsn.Mrs. ORANGE PEKOE ccLpg,,0u1- op ".15 COOLER ' John Naburrs Auditors Mrs Pet- G 2 f Annual Megfmg er Murphy an-d Mm SL'l.me&e0m,. A DA 5 . . . . . . . . . . . I 5 Of sI.25 Elects Officers iii?-i.':”';'..f”.'illf'”.5”f.'..iif'5..EIb.f:2:T ';fEB1gR1IlIg;DM'x k 29 GRAPE-BLACK cumuw-BLACK msrnnnnv I EIH I l- '- ........... . The annual meeting of the Car- Pgtg Ivili:rclAeili1lay.cUIinsT Elie!!! Mat: P g c 3

dlgan Women's Institute was held Phee and Mrs. Earl MacDonald. 1-ALISMAN I ' ' ' ' EXCEL.-EN-I "A I

at the home of Mrs. Gerald Mnc- Fund raising. Mrs. G. MacDonald ' W L W Donald. The meeting opened with and Mrs. George Gallant. OI. . . . . . . 396 '

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man to hide till nightfall-to love forever! CRISP AND ""55"

Grades I to X. Problems in Gracia l and other lower grades worn about reading and number concept. The general idea seemed that pup- llx in Grade i should not he rush- ed

lllslory seemed to be the dif- in-ully in the intermediate grad- es How to malia it an interesting subject. it was generally noted lllai assignments of the lesaon should be made the previous day either by questions. drawing or

isnd table. it in question ios-in "

the questions should be such as can be linked together to form a nary or essay and the children

an felt that ii a genial hall year- lv lost set by tho supervlasr. be iivcn to the pupils on the hall year. it would be a great help is bring- in: the last ierlrl up to schedule. This seemed to be III prolosaaoa rather than ones at tho Ilir year. II tea for the III! year are to set i,s.io they snouin Csnadlsnisod or all M our

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