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WOENTEBS 803001. 0!" NUD- Smo.-Miss Joan Elizabeth Han- mn, New Zealand, P. E. Island. has entered the Mount Auburn gospllal School of Nursing in Cambridge, Massachusetts, V recent-

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.'Her many friends touhear that Miss Sue i. Montague is a patient in. the Kmgis County Hospital. and wish her a speedy recovery.

-Mr. Angus Moore returned from Western Canada last week my spent a few days at his home in Albion before- beginning his studies at Dalhousie University. Halifax.

, ,.-AC1 Lloyd Mclnnis. R.C.A.!'. and Mrs. Mclnnis (nee Charleeena Martin, Caledonia) left Thursday for Ottawa where they will reside.

, -Mr. and Mrs. Reagih Mc- Kenna, Hamilton, Ontario, are visitors in Montague and Cher- ictteiown. While in Montague they are the guests of Mr. McKenna's father, Mr. P. J. McKenna.

'Friends of Mrs. George Ciel- lant, Cardigan, are pl ' to hear she is convalescing satisfactorily following her recent illness in the King's County Hospital

..'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thosnpv son. Timberles. N. 8., are spend- ing their vacation with relatives in Montague and Springton. While in Montague they are the guests of

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....'W.M.B. MEETING - The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church.

Montague. was held Tuesday even- ,

ing in the church Vestry. Mrs. .1. Malcolm Mscxensie pres V opened the meeting with the call to worship. The scripture lesson was read in unison followed by a season of prayer. An interesting

'-l... chapter from the study book, "A

Voyage Of Discovery" was read by Mrs. Byron Stewart. The minutes of the last meeting was read by the secretary. Mrs. Emery MscNeill. and were spproved as read. Roll call was answered with a verse of Scripture containing the word "kind", and the financial report was read by the treasurer. Mrs. H. 3. Nelson. Following a discussion it was decided 'to organise a Mis- sion Band and final arrangements were left to the leaders who will undertake the work. The meeting closed with the hymn "Hark. The Voice Of Jesus." and the Mizpah benediction.

BOOKBINDEIIS WIN RAISE

TORONTO (CP)-Wage raises of six cents an hour for men and 3V: cents for women. were approved in a new contract Tuesday night for some 1.000 members of the Boolrblnders Union (AFL). The agreement brings the journeyman bookbinder's hourly wage to :10-i

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Today at the Prince Edward Theatre the audience will be treated to a new and enriching rxperience in motion picture en- tcrtiiinment. It was the premiere of "How To Marry A Millionaire.” Twentieth century-Fox's hilarious comedy produced in the new Cin- emascope form. Just imagine be- ing invited into a lush penthouse apartment on Button Place in New York to meet Marilyn Mon- roe. Betty Grable and Lauren Ba- call and you'll have some idea of the magic Cinemsscope gives to s film.

To say that these three Holly- Wood beauties were more luslcious in their new panoramic atmos- phere than they have ever been an the screen before would be the understatement of the year. They were gorgeous and they acted their roles of three fashion models out :o snare millionaire husbands with I. relish that bespoke the enthu- siasm they felt in their new en- vironment. From the moment they pool their meager resources to put on the dog in a swank rented apartment and are forced to sell most of the furnishings in order in eat. until they all wind up at a hamburger stand, husbands in tow. the picture crackles with arnusemerit. Nunnally Johnson'- screen play sparkles with witty dialogue which makes the comic situations all the more hilarious

Miss Monroe in the role of a myopic blcnde who; is blind as a bat without her glasses. can't make up her mind between David Wayne, the owner of the spart- merit the girls sublet. and Alex D'Arcy, a dashing young man who .ievei- mentions a figure under a million.' Betty vacillates between i tycoon. played by Fred Clark. and a forest ranger, Rory Cal- houn, while Miss Balcall is torn between William Powell and Cam- eron Mitchell. How they solve their dilemmas furnishes plenty of com- edy and excitement.

In telling the story Director Jean Negulesco made good use of his Cinsmasccpe cameras. The New York City background with its fabulous skyline, Wall street can- yons and fascinating harbor has

never been shown so vividly on

the screen as the new anamorphic lens revealed it in "I-low To Marry A Millionaire." When Betty Grablc comes to New York from her New Jersey home on the Hoboken ferry. the whistles of the puffing tug beats. the swish of incoming tides and the shrill squawks of sea gulls viewed on the crossing become so vividly real, thanks to Cinema- scope, that one gets a real sense, of participation.

Among the many wonderful scenes in the picture. two de- serve special mention here-the skiing sequence. filmed in sun Valley and Maine. and the opu- lent fashion show. Spread out as they are by the Cinemsscope pr - eess both are breath-taking in their way. Women will love the lalvsh display of mink. silks and jewelry worn by the lovely models and men will get a particular thrill from the vast expanse of snow and mountains shown in Technicolor beauty on the panoramic screen.

The players in this revolutionary production seem to sense the epoch-making qualities of Cin- emascope and they rise to the occasion with scintillating per- formances. Miss Monroe deline- ates a gold-digger to perfection and Miss Grsbla turns comedienne for the first time with a perform- that scores from the outset while Miss Bacall's role of a salty-talking model, who believes it La just as easy to fall in love with a rich man as a poor one, is hlndled with finesse. While the distaff side carries much of the plot on their pretty shoulders the men come in for their share of accolades that must be passed around. David Wayne has the fuuniest role of his career and William Powell is as debonair as usual. Rory Calhoun and Cameron Mitchell round out the star roster and give outstand- ing performances.

In its Clnenisscope form there is so much neqv and different about "How To Marry A Million- aire" that it is difficult to single out specific highlights. but it can be said without reservation that Twentieth C ntury-For has given us a really delightful motion pic- ture.

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Appolntsieta By church council

BACKVILLE-Four of the most important officers in the General Councu of the United church of Canada were filled at elections car- ried out here Friday morning as the council's lath biennial gather- ing went into its third day in Church. Senior position filled was that of sec- retary of the General Council, which went to Rev. Dr. Ernest Edgar Long. minister of Hum.- bercrest Unlttd Church, Toronto.

Dr. bong succeeds the late Rev. Dr. Gordon Sisco, who died last January, and who had held the post for 17 years. In the in- terim, the new moderator, Right Rev. Dr. George Dorey. had been acting secretary. He will carry on the duties until Jan. 1. 1955. when Dr. Long will assume office.

The other appointments. all made unanimously on recommend- ation of the committee on vacan- cies. were: Rev. Alfred Clinton Forrest, minister of First United United Church, Part Credit, Ont.,

editor of The United church ob- server, succeeding Rev. Dr. A. J. Wilson. who retired in July, 1065: Rev. Dr. M. C. MacDonald. Tor- onto, secretary of the board of home missions. succeeding Dr. Dorey: Rev. Dr. R. W. K. Elliott. Regina. Sask.. as assistant secret- Iry of the board of home missions, succeeding Dr. MacDonald.

The vacancies committee's re- port, presented by very Rev. Dr. C. M. Nicholson. principal of Pine Hill Divinity hall, Halifax. also recommended that Rev. Dr. G. S. Bell, Toronto, be appointed to act as secretary of the ” on missionary edueatlo for one year and that thainterboard committee on radio be authorized to employ such temporary and part-time as- sistance as may be necessa y. This recommendaton also was approved by the general council.

The vacancies committee also reported that it had recommended to the executive of the General Council, which had been authoriz- ed by the ibth General Council to make the appointment, that Rev. '1'. E. F. Honey, former missionary to China, be appointed associate

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