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Disney Tn Film American Legend

By Howard 0. lleyn HOLLYWOOD. Oct. II -tAP) — Walt Dlsney is going to make "Hiawatha." i This lsn't the first time Dlsney, has scanned, the past. for cartoon- movie material. He revived Uncle Remus in "Song of the South." Pecos Bill and Johnny Appleseed tn “lvfelodv Tlrne". Now ln process are "Little People." based on anci- ent leprechaun legends. and “Alice .n Wonderland." j Disney went to ‘Eire to authentic- ate “Llttle People." Backgrounds of “Saludos Amigos" represented places visited by ihis artists 1n Lstln America. He. says research for “l-llawatha" will follow the, same lengthy course. 1 Dlck Kelsey. one of ‘Disney's; chief staff artists. will spend six weeks tourtng the Great Lakes‘ region. sketching and documenting the settings of Longfellow‘: tam- ous-narratlve poem. _ Color camera records will Iup-, plement his sketches. The flnlahedl cartoon also will ba tn color. l Kelseyb will be no easy task in! this modern era. since he insists hci will try "to recapture both the; <pirlt and the look of HIBWBIIYlfSi land.” Every rcmalnlng forosh; prairie. lake and river associated! width the Indian legend will be visited by boat- automobila, train. horse. m on foot. he said.

When he returns to Hollywood.

Kinsey's sketches and photographs] will be given to background and, animation artists. TTISHFY himself

will determine the settings to bc

emphasized in the story.

Kelsey works directly with the! producer tn these lnltial explorat-

ory phases of Disney's important

cartoon films. Basic ideas are

elaborated through rough ,sket.ches

ln almost daily conference; until

the fundamental pattern and treat-

ment evolve. Already the walls of Disney} wor-krooms are bright with prelim-l lnary color drawings —— rough sketches of the Chippewa hero:l his trystiniz place with the gentle Sioux maiden. Biinnchaha. at the Singing Falls: and the tests he underwent in batillng ev i1. pestilence and injustice among the tribes of the Iroquois council.

PUPILS TiTITIRIB NOSE AT COST 0F LIVING I VANCOUVER. Oct. R —ICPI ——l Prince George students are. gett- ing a break from high living costs. A model school domlitcigv for outside students rarovidvs board and room for only $25 monthly. i British Columbia School Trustees in annual convention here WEIF‘. given details of the dormitory ~- only one of its kind in the prov- int-r.

Last your RR ilipils from all parts of ilorihcrn British Colum- hia stayed in the dormitory- and this _vear there will be 50. Trustee G. E. Strips of Prince said an H-shaped

into thc

Moving and

Actual cost of housing a student‘. i; $1.’! a month. hut

TORONTO. Oct. 6 -—'CP\~— A tearful and rontrlte June Baker returned to Toronto tndmv and was whisked almost. immediately to a ramblLng. tyre-storey nursing bonne- nbout 30 miles north-wast of here.

Escorted back from Ottawa where she was fnund working as a Ilka-week waitress, {he i 2i- ycar-old medical student, who disappeared mystcrlously last Thursday. has given no explanat- ion of the reasons-or impulses- that prompted‘ her flight.

Only explanatlon was offered by Dr. W. B. Blatz. psychology pro- fessor at, the University of Tor- onto and family friend. He. aeid the blondc. bcs crtacleif co-ed was in a "delusions and agitated eon- dltlon."

The psychologlst. said on arrfval at suburban beaslde there was no

N Teacher, Mrs. Mary A. Gallant.

explsnstlon for her behaviour

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WINNIPEG — At the Profes- sional and Buslneu Wosrtlxfs Club, s mergreen Place, Wlnnl- peg, on Saturday- BOM. 10th.. Rev. JJ-l. Bishop of P121, united tn marriage Dot-ls Blanche Brnlth, daughter of Mrs. Smith and the late Mr. Bmlth of Wlnnllttl to Kenneth Ferguson, the youngest. son of Mr. and Mu. Wllllarn Pet- guaon, formerly of Hampton, P.- E.I., now of Wlnnlpcg.

The brlda, who was given away in marriage by her uncle, Mr. 1'25. Wlgginl, wore a bridal gown of fallla ln plain princess style, but- toned front, extending into a slight. train with lily pointed sleeves. The headpiece was tn crown effect, studded with pearl. with a full length veil. The bride carried a whlte Bible and oirchld.

The brldssanald were plnk falll. tsffata- ln almllar otylo to the bride and carried a bouquet of tea and Iweotheart roses, ,

The bride's mother wore a suit of apple green all wool crepe with accessories to match, and the groom's mother more a dress of brown silk crepe with accessories to match. .

The wedding march was played by a niece of the groom, Miss Gall Chcsley. and durlng the signlng of the register, Mrs. Evelyn Som- ers played Shubel-Vs Serenade.

The groom was supported by his brother, Leonard. who, Ilke the groom rwas a member of the 3.0.- AI. and aervad overseas.

After the wedding ceremony a reception was held and a buffet luncheon was served to tlfty-ffve guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson spent their honeymoon at Falcon Lake. Ont.

Mr. and-Mrs. Ferguson wlll rc- slde In Wlnnlpeg where Mr, Fer- guson ls employed with the T.C.A.

HOLIDAY HEALTH

Clty dwellers who move to the often not fully some of the dang- .country during the summer are | ers of unsafe drInkinB water or un- ‘pasteurlzed milk. Living most: of

the year where their food supplies are rigorously protected, they fall easy prey to food and water-tborne diseases when these safeguards are not present. A knowledge of sim- ple precautionary measuzes could save much discomfort and danger. Campers should always boll drink- ing water from doubtful sources and, lf pasteurized mil-k ls not. avalll ‘able. should pastourlze it them-

selves by bringing it tn a boll and

cooling lg quickly ln sterilized con- talners. .

VETERINARIANS TO MEET

1n November. 1946. a European

TODD“.

hrvvnqvetcrinary Conference will be held had beenﬂn Warsaw, Poland, with l4 roun- dormitoiivytrics in attendance, The control

rrnlﬁdcllinlldiollal veterinary co-operstion wlll lhe items discussed.

the schoolldltlonai s4 n paid by the Depart- ment of Education. 2'

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Report of Emerald School 1°;- the month of September:

Gfﬂdt! 1X1 1. Orvslene McCar- ville: 2. Rosemary Cash; 3. Coleen White.

Grade VIII: 1. Alfred \Vhite; 2. Sylvia Ford; 3, Helen Bordage.

Grade VII: 1. Alvin McCarvillo and‘ Margaret Tralnor: 2. Lam-art; White.

GPMIP Vii 1. Georgina Green; 2, “My Murphy and Ivan Bordage.

Grade V: 1. Clara Croksn: 2, Rose Marlo Bordags and Audrey Murphy; 3, Louis McCain-t,

Grade IV: 1. Lea Green; 2. Cath. "I'M Cull; 3. Austin Tralnor.

Grade III: 1. Shirley Gran‘; 3,

Marilyn Clow; 3, Shirley White.

Grade lI (Sn): 1. Clovis Bordage] 2. Barbara Clow.

Grade II (JrJ: 1. Nyall Lambs‘ 2, Vlctor McPhae.

Grade I (Sn): 1, Mary All“ Green; 2, Lorraine Croken.

Grads I (JrJ: No exams. Emmett Trainer, Madeline Gresham

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other than that she suffered a "mental blackout." .

The doctor. under whose oars the. glrl will be. nld "love"hs,d nothing to do with her nervous breakdown. But, he addld. "rellg- Ion had something" w do with It." Her parents have beemducrtbad ll deeply religious.

June Baker was picked up Wed- nesday morning by Ontario Pro- vincial Follce tn the Domlnlon Capital in a quick-lunch cafe whore aha worked as a waitress.

She had obtained her job. is well as an carlle: one as a domestic. on the buts of help-wanted adver- tlsementa.

Two Toronto men. l. Bruce Wallace. and Leslie C. Eames. recognised the girl whom they had seen In the restaurant. front plet- ures pub‘ ‘ ’ In Toronto news- papers.

A $1.000 reward. otter-ail by the girl's dlstracted nrsnts. has been turned down by Mr. Wallace.

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