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Will lleed Amy’! lletional Executive In Victory Loan

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i s-a u 10a- ,'°“§Yfiau§l°§én lllfiOl-glgald to- dflfih... Lieutenant-Col. G. H. Rainville. Damn mcrq ti}:

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Lieutenant-Colonel G. H. luinvllle

oi’ Montreal, National Chairman o! the Firth Canadian Victory Loan

Campaign, t y). Canadian Army Photo

Other members or the Army's notional executive ioi- the Firth

an are: Honorary Chairman, LieuienailL~General Kenneth Stu- art, Chi ‘

Regan, promotion. . Ryan, statistician, Capt. R. H. Crook; motion pictures. Capt. G. S. Allen; public rclnilons. Lieut. E Kalle-her; secretary, Lleut. H. J. Saunders.

Well-known in military and civi-

Iioceivee Promotion

'. home o! Mr. and R

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. headquarters will Montreal ‘but his activitlel will neeesitate his moving throug out the entire territory served by ’I‘rans~Canada Air Lines.

In Memoriam

BASIL LAWRENCE FARRELL

and lasting tha

s the hearts and hornel oi parents when death comes and -takes from their midst one oi their ‘most dearly loved ones. It was on the morning o! Sept. l0th, 194.3, that the angel oi death visited the Mrs. Basil Far. it Cross, P E. I.

lian circles, Lleuo-Col. Ralnville is c

u. prominent Quebec mining man in civil liie, being president and man- aging-direcior oi Quebec Gold Mining Corporation and director of several other companies.

is . 515° a direct“ ‘)1 Regwrch Emfl‘ tlful land where sorrow osss...ri-..iss §§°tl$§“é..”.£..li‘.i l is H.

Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.

LieuL-Col. Rillnvllle enlisted ln the Royal Canadian Ami)’ Service Corps as a 2nd Lieutenant in Alli;- ust. 1914, and went overseas with the Second Division in April, 191.1. serving in France until 1917. l-le was attached to the Glflflfleflnfls- ter-GeneralsBranch in London, England until 1918, returning to Canada in 1919.

fsorely missed by all who knew him. v e was a bright lovable little (el- . low and had a mind and know. iledge iar surpassing his years. and I during the last year oi his illness he

never complained bug bore it with a

Llcur-Cul. Ralnvllle iolned thai

noll-pcririzincnt R.C.A.S.C. in Jan-

uary, 1921, was promoted t0 CM!- and be

in September, 1040. with llli’ ranlc of Major. and assumed lmniilnlld of the 3rd Divisional RCASC ill Juiv 1941. with the rank of Lt-Col. Ill May 1942. went HCEIVL‘ and was appointed District Re- crultlng omcei- of Military Dis- trict No- 4.

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Thursday, Oct. 7th Dancing 9-1 Admission 50c

. I whom are employed ewey i from home,

- His little remains were laid to l rest in St. Pauls Church Cemetery at Sturgeon on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Father Mullaliy oific

the church and grave.

_i_._______ NORTH GRANVILLE SCHOOL

The following 1s the rep North Granville School for months oi’ Aug. and Sept.

Grade IX—1. Pearl Folland: 3. Verna Wall.

Grade V—-1. Helen Wall; 3.

Grade VIII-—1. Mae Wall. Gladys Burgoyne.

Grade III (Senior) —1.

Folland; 2 Blaine Taylor.

Gr d III (J i I —

reluacicll Mun.“ or medal’ Grade I-- Arthur Weeks. Grade I-Geraldine Taylor.

I Pgrfect attendance Francis Fol- an .

. . to supply

THE FINISHING TOUCH.‘

Send our trooglwsrorming to crush the tottering Nazis. Armed to the teeth by your 5th Victory Loan purchases, they'll sweep all before them; move the Victory hour ahead. Then, the home coming! Can't you icture it? That's what you're asked to invest in: a spec y Victory,

a speedy, triumphant return. Lend now to

boys home.

ring the

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