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The
4o11..4f win letter received:
is Philip from a rela-
tive, in �+Q :
T a LucknoW Sentinel, L°ucknow ;
everything necessary to sustain:
life' takes. turn in disappearing.
No bile knows what will be next.
I ani heartily disgusted after all
•that we have endured., My sister
:needed a pair of: shoes, recently, I
annot tell you':the terrible"job
c
if we live long .enough Pur house
will be made , water -tight in the
fullness of time. We have endur-
ed the present: conditions about 5
years,, so I suppose the powers
that' bei consider there is no par.
s::a ticular hurry :now, I could not.
, .. ndon . England, oyes. .
' ° • • ': one pair of shoes of any.. express' my opinion in a• letter, 1
c a rer� insight, into.. conditions, ; tq aecure ,....:, - _. ..: _• _ , _ :o d; t carr -- it, __.
haind she t ve11:- "am afraid it coul.. last-. .,.. ,.cr
..thexav�:durng••.the: war,Tand_xn the i,rtalie,•shape_or.•k , � �'.'�
. _._ _. "'know'there are..mahy-•far
° ' r oaths .that, hays 'fol,- ed miles; •before. berg successfixl • •X
,post-war � .. � ..
full as t, ese very, essential worse predicament than we .are,
1n punch ng.,. h. �
s i ; told the same . -friends have last their-whgle
loWed and •given One::' a
xealizatiolY of tlie�•.privations these, necessities,,She was.: Our • n
r r here . i e: ;all , shoes; •home:. and °.everything• therein,
brave preop e- have and are endu.. tape eve yw _. .., �
.„, , boots, etc„ etc., etc.1. are sent a- ba •ely escaping With themlives,
.. The lett r in p•., .
pert is as .fo11ows;' broad., to, help others: I need but still, it is depressing, to go
lag. - ert .
'' ' ' ve no- views we are hardly: say, how wrathful we :feel. on und'er such. circumstances,
I •reahy ha _ . �,
o e, ed .some material for a .cos- a ou anev'er a cperience
•.still•' Jogl?ing along "full of h p �; I priced . • .I }:ibp Y . -
i i , s. are the, o her ,day,°`ngthing,;;un- '.n ..like,. what we were call
, if nothing�� else, for•„; ratior?<, tame . e t °., fai• anytlu, .g.- .,., .. ,
r .t . ,3,31,'i .,y.ard for such . e cannot tell
., : V With 'little oc:•. der ,per �'. .,., ed u Qn;;tg endur,,,;. 1, -.
extreil e• Meagre t ,•vire "'are'
• t 'is ” s • would 'haveiommand'ed
• ••ros `ect, of 'bettermepa, „1; • stuff .a . you Iusa� liot?v "thank �ul� , _
ato p. , p _ r,e War: 'I; am... r • et our grati
{�difficult to 'realse..{tiia,.t aboilt '711 to , �8� p e it is''all over,•,nq y.
tirries° ,,
e'won the, war, dm•:*ever•
. we : lrav _
,� is `scarce::;or unobtainabre,-
.... thing..., .. , . , ,
, and anything that can be• •pur-.
chased priced so outrageously . as
to be utterly beyond the, ave age
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war privations that one• that has
•touchedme .personally. more ha r
t-1 .anything else, . has �' beerx•,the bu
ter ration. •,I, like all„others, . ml
:.. ,restricted to• 2 oz per_. week, an
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"I think I mentioned •in a prev
"loots` letter tha tFT ' would tell yo
a little', of what we .went', thr-oug.
• ' `In: Dec 1939 ' our' house wa'
badly damaged, necessitating •ou
iiovtrig ,
into the • cellar, where. w
slept tttitil few ra ntli5 bac,
For we had not a roof, 'nor a win
dow, nor yet..a window frame,'
door, or ceiling. In course -of tim
-a temporary -_roof was put.on,
the window apertures boarded u
also the doprs;reinsta e. with th
help oi!,rough •'luniber . der sac a•
'conditions we existe. I,,: up:, e ex"'
night, 'and .nearly all i i ht, f •
enemy planes; etc., c m Dov
"A:11'ornaments,, piCt res,
xors, clocks, - etc:,Were • Shia he
We were•in*deed ,7u 1% to a e
escaped personal" nj r. I d ht
kiiow. if .you• 'saver, o r c 11a ,'.
'which is indeed ; a . agni cea-t
cellar but 'scardel 'i' rite • 1 r "
aver he'e:
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litario
Presbyterian Y
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Intended for last week)
On IVIonday; October 29th, the,
b terian: Y•P.S:. ; was host to
Pres Y �
the teachers andpupils of the •
. p p s'
High, School, Afterthe. op
ening
exercises Rev. C. 11. MacDonald
..
extended . to all a heartfelt wel'-
ome$ and: challenged, the students•.
c
t R:the ,be inning„of this . year .to,
make high resolves: and to'--ase-
each day as: a step toward their
l: Dorothy anal . 'a' tl?er n” e 'G•it=
goo.•.. -
son sang a Vocal duet. ,an,a' Dr.
Little, favored with violin selec-
ore , � •; aVe`.a
tions. Dorothy,. MacIn •.tosh..
reading,. • g
after. which Mary Louise
.._.
• orteous and Marion. MacDonald
F �" • i no duet 'Six , boys,
p1aYed.Y a .pia..... .
lade: s Mac-
chorus,' :Miss. G Y.. .
•"sang a..:
seri tore' lessorto
te s p
-Donald; read - --. re' oh
conducted a questionnas ,,...,
and,
°s
:P. rye_
. ad. --Eileen u .
�Ie�' a'ssage, re
p . a* , ., •. GWen
to .Gwen
played Aia�no ,sol6; ' `l -
art sang ,a solo' and .Betty Hami .
reading. Lloyd Gollan
Harlin -
ton gave a.d g
played a piano solo, Iiymn '; 71'8
followed by' prayer by Rey: Mac
•Donald concluded 'the program.,
�fello.wship hour ,con=
During the _
tests were conducted by the com
Te social' com-
mttee: in charge.
. .
mitt'ee the�';
served
lunch,
The .h
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zeeting ended, --with wnth-the-singing
of the National Anthem.
]•st telling-yottof-eondi"ia
conditions re-tude � to.,..the.,,�brava,
.boysz
who.
..: ; T Veil; never.; hesitating
to sacrifice acrifice their "young lives that
eace might once more. We
p •
do. indeed • owe everything to
these lads. I look With admiration'
on the ' srriart , yDui g 'fellows ; 'as
they go .along the streets of toil-
doh
ondon with Canada, Australia, New
,
Zealand, ' etc.; written • ori their
uniforms,
and of.' course : 'to they
t1
lion
harry lasses wha:-have v
come forward to help theMother-
land.fron't across' the waters. They
ill all' o down in history with
t ci ;,,; rave dee, wr-titer- ' fl
gold"
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THE �'DEER • SE A SO+N in.
Counties of •'11uren, 'Bruce.; -:and
Grey.:is' from November 19th':to
up against, . However, :we have, ties inclusive.::
`o h
dates not . entirely' given up :hopes that, `'24th, b t.
vailing''•at The...present day, fou ht so well,
"We are ' looking4 :forward : any
Our house 'rein-
day .to having •
stated. It is indeed in a deplorable
condition. • But there are punier-,
' ous restrictions, red ,.tape regula,
tions : which •have • to • be gone ,into
before. anything can be started,
even alter all this time, ''permits
--and
rt -h
to � be obtained; aid: so io
so on; rand it is a.. work . of 'art br
a
rather perhaps• T should say,. ,.,.
very: forinidable: task to .bet the
erinission Born+ the • y,numertsub
jacks-in-office.'ta•;e� nate. ,a start
a tp:bemade._-Woodperinii, paint
Concrete • ermit in ,fact
` conc ,
.per•'mrt, p
everything;' slate permit,, etc., 'etc„
so ou cavi ust guess. what We' are,
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THUlt$.! NOVEMBER' 8th
194.5
WEDDING BELLS'
N ,MASON
The wedding :was solemnized, at
Main' .Street Church . parsonage,.
Exeter' Qn Saturday, when Annie.
Isabelle, elder daughter of 1VIi",
and Mrs, C. E. Mason . of Luck
now,,, was united in niarriage ►
Gerald Wesley Lawson, younger
"d: Mr" `Geon e`
::J2f
Lawson, 'Exeter. Rev. T., J', Woods,
f f ic-iated,: .:1Zride was .chai•tir-
ing• in a `'floor -length ..gown of
white . sheer with a belt of white:
beads and wh, ite :seri dns and fa
..She car i •
sweetheart neckline. h i cd
a . cascade,' of • American Beauty '
vises' and white pom, •poms with
'sprig:: -of white :heather fro
;Scotland..• Her floor lengtlt,,' veil
ht • -'with a } headcU es,
:caught
fashioned; ori sweetheart nines,
and she . wore a , •necklace :og
f"t e:.room: The..
i pearls, "•the 'gift o, h g . he
bride w°as• attended 'by, her si5te:,
'Shiorley; who wore. a floor :length
own ,:of frosty blue faconne lade.
.
with a' ,blue shoulder -length veil'
caught with -feather and sequin
She -carried roses and rnums, pon
Case was best ,man,. After the
cor•�eni_opy the., bridal party•din :d
-Ge
lion
at l n- A
Mr,' and Mrs La"uvson left 'or1Ta7-7
short honeymoon to points' east'
For travelling the bride donned a••
i_ine -. n?'-wo'ol dress 'with. a`.
naturaLstiag .oa a d ,lack ac-
cessories, The: 'room w'asYfor•ixacr
1
g er with--hell-R cr
�•;' fi th
�l�a flyng of c , ,
A. F. arid spent nearlyt:wo' year.f
.. addrnx '
_:«-�,.:soi r ._.• � sand• the
I'm Y,
eridaii "`at the ,movie, "but -you
aft
__take..the =