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Sunseription (In Advance) Canada, $1.00 per years USA:
L. A. STARCK, Editor and Publisher,

A Big Opportunity

An opportunity is knocking at the door of the yOUNg
men and women of today. We wonder sometimes how many
realize it? There are a large number of trades that aro is
ing taught to those who have joined the services; trades
‘that will stand them in good stead when peace comes again;
trades that many of them would not have had the chance
to learn had it not been for the present conflict. In spite
of the hazards it has its advantages.

Then there is another aspect, that of travel: which in
itself is a great educator. How many would have had the
same opportunity to see the different countries and gain a
knowledge of how other people live? It will give a broader;
outlook on life.

~ Travel by air and the Itranporting of goods is going to
be a great factor in the years after the war Our young men
are being trained along those lines, this will be useful
knowledge in the d: to come. Not jall can be pilots, but

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there will be many other openings available for those who |

have been in this service- (

The opportunity for gaining this knowledge fis open
to all those who join the armed forces, and at no great
fimancial expense to themselves.

How about that groundhog, did he kee his shadow?

If we do wrong the hest way to
show our sorrow for it Is to do
‘ight the next time.

* A cold stare begets a

warm smile.

seldom

Tt costs ttle to be cheerful and |
it Is a most profitable invesmen. |
|

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‘The roxues would have a very
hard time of it if ft were not for
If you want the help of the Lord, | the fools.
beter bend
burden.

your back to the |

All forms of government have
their weaknsses; there is no per-
No man can be a Wesley without fect system which man has) ever

Wesley's exprinceof forgiving love, heen, able to devise.

Support your local merchants

HAS GORE if'T0 BATTLE

Extension of electrical service is out for the

duration. Materials simply aren’t to be had
for civilian use. Copper has gone to War,
_ what hasn’t gone is going. p

By order of the Metals Controller,

minimum
is only are
ation is for
war effort, requests
he deferred for the
Us government orders,

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Mrw, Th Took, of Van-
wore week ynd vinitorn wt
the Hillman home,

| Remember!

ig Mr.
of

contributor
matoclal

This woek’
C, G, Bockus, busin
Mr. David Hughes.
| T remember sink
JH. 1. HL the Prince of Waloy, aft-
Jorward Kine Geore V. It wan
J during my visit to Quelies olty to
Witness the colebrationn marking
\the trolaleme cent o (lorcant-
‘onary) of tie founding of that

Hiitorio’ olty by, the | iMuntrh
explorer, woldlor, governor,

Father of New France—Samuel de

CHiamplain,

‘horson, of
Mr. J. BU
tivenue, who In tum Wad
on Kent rod.

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Minn
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Were Mra, Goorge Simpson,
Dorie Hannlow, Mra, Ralph
Jy Alten

and Mra

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Hite Mook Women’s
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A Vatentin Drive, wpan
wored by the ¥
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| One feature of th day,
Took he

Prizoy,

"memorable

was Lord Rob
dross in whiten he
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xhorted Gi
fond 1)
which:

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Mr, Radelitfe, Kent roud, a new
ronident of White Fock,
|dored first aid and take

and bemutiful country wait
like!

toni,

wa

to be coveted by some other

| Tho Apectucls of the oc- | renkw | to Dr,
‘casion occiirred on the Plainn of |PMrle, who put clo
Abraham and {n the shadow of the |!8 Ms left hand which w
monument to Wolfe and Montcalm. 1" the wrin Pe rUa a
In @ grand pageant depleting tho SMe Mr. pend
. = be painful for some time.

qhlef events of th
Champlain, Talon, | Mr. Mabgood's niece when writ
La Salle, Frontenae, Bian Fania hve
Madeleine de Vi (olka! com our
aeross the spactor Mere that you ‘know, we

Then‘on another day was Nicld aj picnyed to weleome them if they
Most brilliant military parade jaye any te peer ss
Which took two and a halt hours! ne adarc
to pass a given point. Sniiien ene andres: ‘Donnott
Une of march be exhausted Duller Farm,
anecollr ont, Sturminster Marshall

During all the celebrations there Wirnbornd

t anchor in the river ships of
the British, three F;
war and two white shining ships
of th United
ed the privilege of lunching wih

nch men-o'- |

tes fleet. F enjoy.

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Coming ae the
werk, Mrs. Miniver, The ts O

tale, told with qulet Nerahacn, of
the Miniyers, m midAlbclane Yonge

Flin farsly, Westnatag tm he manne

mer of ii and cuerying om
throughout te violong air nitmetg
thot followed he outhreak of war,
Greer Garson gives: 9 gractoum,
profoundly moving portrayal ae
Mra, Minivor, « matron who Taw a
rome named after her by the was
on muster, who tye = frilly hae
nlio Wis Wor eye net om, Whe ape
man plot in her garden
who when her husband
und son go off to the ware and in
the young wile of her
machine-gunned during
alr raid,

Alun The World in Acton ang
rtoon
leeland comm
The
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Payne

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None were

at the end of the
cocernn Bomiale

plot

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to kay ~

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can marr

not upre, 4
bout the oldest
te the altar first.

Also North To The Klendyve «

mining expert goes into the

youn

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finds adventu Excite-
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With Bred
Ankers, Lon

Devine.

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group, aboard H. M.S. Dunes
one of the escort ships of
Prince of Wales

A thrilling sight was the “burn-
iug” of a ship lying in the st
Lawrence, The _flame-wreathed |
outline of the vessel stood ont
Irlilantly against the night sky,

Church News

ANGLICAN CHURCH

Holy Trinity Church
White Rock

Rev. W, R. Jeffcott, Vicar

8.30 a.m. Holy Communion

11.45 a.m. Matins and Sermon

7.30 p. m. Evensong and Sermon,

CRESCENT

9:30 a. m. Holy Communion

ss
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Alex. Macintosh

Service at 3 p.m.

In tho old Mill office

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THE UNITED CHURCH

OF CANADA

White Rock — Crescent
PUBLIC WORSHIP

White Rock 10. a.m. 7.80 p.m.

Crescent 11.30 a.m.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS

White Rock 10, Carry a small camera with you, and

um
ont 10,30 a.m, Y
Rov. Frank Hardy

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METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE
White Rock Branch
Dining Room, White Rock Hotel
11 a.m. Morning Worship
% pm. Sunday School, Bible Clans
720 p.m. Gospel Service
Preacher! Mr, Wm, Riddook.
Thuraday 7.45 pum. Prayer and
Bible Study at the home of Rev.
8, Castells, Aik heartlly welcome.

jprae good news photographor
knows many practical short
cuts in this business of pleture
making, and many amateur photog
Yaphors could adopt a few with
Donoflelal results,
For instanoo, most topnotch nows-
on make it a habit of carrying a
camera at all tines, They know one
Hover can toll whon a ploturo ts
olng to “show up,” and, whonover
that may be, thoy want fo be ready
for It. Think of how many good pio-
turou it intght mean to you if you
mako it practice to carry a small
camera Whenever convenient,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE socieTy
White Rock, 1
Hold Services In the Masonlo Hall
Sundays at 11 9, m.
Sunday Schoo! at 10 a,

m,
Every 2nd & 4th Wod'day at

8pm.

Ing pictorial subjects like this,

youll never have to pass up charm

rives, he ean get his shot before
you can say “f/;

Another point you'll notice about
the successtal news cameraman,
Who usnally must shoot in a hurry,
{8 that he doesn’t worry too much
About composition and arrangement
whon he's making pictures. He's
more Interosted in snapping the
Subject than in producing a. strike
{ng composition, Of course, that’s
hot tho best way to got appealing
pictures, but its somotimes the
Necessary procedure. You

course,

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