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9:15
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9:30
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10:15
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10:30
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10:45
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11:00
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11:15
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11:30
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12:50
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TH3
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MONDAY,
JANUARY
If,
1843
BOY
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"A
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Next
Week
Starring
Mickey
Rooney
and
Freddie
Barthotasew.
"A
Yank
at
Eton"
eosMS
tonight
and
Tuesday
to
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Mickey
Is
the
centre
o
the
story,
as
a
typical
American
boy
whose
hopes
cf
going
to
Notre
Dame
are
nattered
when
bis
widowed
mother
marries
an
Fngiisbman
and
be
i
enrolled
in
exclusive
Eton.
Contemptuous
of
bis
new
surroundings,
be
gets
into
one
predicament
after
another,
and
finally
ets
"sacked."
after
taking
the
Ma
me
for
smashing
the
housemaster's
ear.
When
be
learns
that
Freddie,
as
his
stepbrother,
wasnl
the
guflty
party,
as
be
suspected,
be
sets
oat
to
clear
himself.
Helped
by
twehre
MtUe
Eton
boys,
be
kidnaps
the
proprietor
of
a
roadside
inn,
after
as
wild
a
slapstick
fight
as
has
erer
been
filmed.
The
proprietor's
testimony
clears
Mickey
and
he
is
reinstated
by
Ed-mand
Gienn.
who
is
the
bouse-master,
in
time
to
ran
in
the
annual
steeplechase.
After
a
tbrilMn?
race
he
edge
oat
the
Eton
bully,
played
by
Peter
Lawford.
Then
be
dietdes
that
Eton
isnt
so
bad
after
alL
and
neither
is
his
stepbrother,
with
whom
be
has
been
battling
throughout.
Most
of
their
misunderstandings
arise
over
the
flirtatioosness
of
newcomer
Tina
Thayer.
Mickey's
newest
sweetheart
on
the
screen.
Qaanita
Qaigley.
Alan
Mowbray.
Ian
Hunter.
Marta
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and
Raymond
SeTern
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STEWART.
Jan.
11
Thanks
to
the
kindness
and
generosity
of
a
number
of
formtr
Stewart
residents
now
Bring
in
Prince
Rupert.
the
children
of
Stewart
and
Hyder
bad
a
real
bang-up
Christmas
party
and
Christmas
tree
recently.
Santa
Class
armed
loaded
with
bags
of
good
things
for
the
young
guests,
there
being
apples,
oranges,
nuts
and
candy
present
in
profu
sion.
Dae
to
unfortunate
weather
conditions
Santa
was
unable
to
get
his
icecream
to
the
party
but
the
icecream
arrived
the
next
day
and
was
distributed
free
to
all
children
of
the
community
through
the
co-operation
of
the
Stewart
Book
Store.
Music
was
provided
aplenty
and
games
and
dancing
filled
up
the
evening.
The
young
children
know
there
is
a
Santa
Claus,
and
the
older
people
know
that
there
are
many
former
Stewartites
in
Prince
Rupert
who
have
retained
a
soft
spot
in
their
hearts
for
their
former
home
town.
Masonic
Funeral
Service
Sunday
Final
Rites
Under
Ansnices
of
Tsimpsean
Lodce
for
Late
James
MaeMillan
of
Stewart
A
Masonic
funeral
service
was
accorded
James
Lachlan
MacMlHan
of
Stewart
here
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Deceased
died
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
week
as
a
result
of
injuries
sustained
near
Premier
when
engaged
in
snow
plowing
operations
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works.
Mr.
MaeMillan
was
a
member
of
Enoch
Lodge
at
Stewart
and
the
Masonic
service
here
was
conducted
by
Tsimpsean
Lodge
with
A.
S.
Nkkerson,
the
worshipful
master,
in
charge,
assisted
by
T.
W.
Boulter
as
director
of
ceremonies.
There
were
ritualistic
rites
both
at
the
I
Grenville
Court
Chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
and
at
the
Masoni:
plot
in
Falrrtew
Cemertery
where
interment
was
made.
Deceased
having
been
a
veteran
i
of
the
last
war.
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
were
also
in
attendance.
Per
lies
were
dropped
on
the
cr
fleet
and
"The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Bugler
William
Ranee.
Pallbearers
were
J.
Coswain,
J
Campbell,
S.
McDonald,
H.
Kemp-ton,
D.
McVicar
and
J.
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Has
Xmas
Tree
Universality
Of
iGods
People
Rer.
A.
F.
MacSween
Describes
Restoration
of
Christian
Spirit
For
SetUement
of
Disputes
In
fixing
responsibility
for
war
milt,
while
admitting
that
an
Iniquitous
system
bad
been
set
ud
by
Lthe
enemy,
it
should
also
be
re-
memoerea
uiai
conomons
naa
been
forced
upon
Germany
which
had
caused
her
people
to
turn
in
desperation
to
Hitler
and
bis
pro-
nises,
declared
Rev.
A.
F.
Mac-Sween,
pastor
of
first
Presbyterian
Church,
in
bis
morning
sermon
a
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday.
Mr.
Ma
cS
ween
mentioned
spirit
of
supe:iority
man
over
man
for
such
superficial
differences
as
wealth,
social
position
and
intellectual
attainments
as
causes
of
strife.
Righteousness,
mercy
and
justice
Just
Arrived
A
Gods
truth
rc
.
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r.i,
;
permanent
peace
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i.-
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meei
on
uie
co.n.T
ji.
.
j
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people
as
the
chUdre.-.
;
a
ucl
venal
God.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Jan.
11.
1918
-
Br:1,
a
Cr
ryer
Raccoon
sank
alter
'r.k;
r
reck
off
the
Irish
coast
Heavy
artlller;
actions
developed
northeast
of
Ypres
and
south
of
t'r.;
Scarpt
River
on
the
Western
Ft
;1
DRAMA
IN
SHIPMENT
OF
COTTON
FELT
MATTRESSES
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