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THIURSDAY,.:APRIL 25thx 1946
TH1 LUCKNOW :SENTINEL, .L1JQK�TOW, ONTARIQ.
W'alkedLThroUsh:Efliden Ruins
Wonders Hatred Not Evident
By' Hon.1Capt . R, Douglas .1Vlaeponald); .•
Jantiary.'°25,• 1945, a fine affair, Everybody seems to
This was the big day:, for••., a_ have enjoyedit, in. spite of the
a 'LICpt in the fact that, a few• people 166k like
c A M C. ----. the day; of their `.`.accidents going somewhere to
ehurclx wedding inAurich It was happen"' today,:
really quite a: nice. wedding,' a I wish
you • could 'meet this
real climax to ,all the efforts to character "Bud" Boyd.He's got
make -it. everything thata weds a priceless
sense of humor .and.
ding should be. The wedding he's such a dry and drill sort:.
party was. complete maid .of He doesn't sa • `Le. •'' 1
honor,; bridesmaid ' best man # q ne • : ' t ° Y t S have lunch-
.. q . It's, more likely to • be '"`Let's con-
{ to* give 'away- the bride—a d Of sume numerous groceries'': 'He'll
.course bride and room, `The'girl
sit 'at the table and say to the
who' did all titre 4W,ork was also wafter,,' Bring :n -e some .toast, '11
determined :•t hat •h a r "friend or, 9 slices' pleasex',.'Tt isn't �vha
shouldn t. be.. married in, uniform, •he . says really that's • so funn
so the air mails" between here it's.: the�...little quirk or twist •h
and 'home have been very busy gives 'to 'what • he says.. .•
and heavy of late; brit 'her ,efforts
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FOURTH 1CONCESION
• Mrs. Wm.. VlacIntyre entertain-
ed the
ntertain-ed:the ladies of the Kairshea Club.
for the April: meeting. There was
a, ° large attendance. Mrs." Mac-
Dougall .presided .and opened the
;meeting . with the Ode and the
Lord's prayer in. unison. • Mrs.
M read the. minutes: eo"f last
Martin
meeting and 'Mrs. 'McDonald . gave
the treasurer's :report, After corn
mmilty singing the roll ,call, was,
answered by a vegetable .begin,
nin .with . the first letter of. your
sur,,nanne•. A number -0U ladies'
from the'Wingham hospital we e.
present. .to give -a..very interesting
outline of the. hospital in• Which.
the Kairshea 'ladies plan to fur-•
'ish • a :room The program iricluded
a, solo by Mrs. -F„. Moffat �accor'r -
parried, by Mrs: Wm.. ;cot
t S t;' a
paper on' •home economics by 1Vls
Wm: MacDonald; .;the.. motto,
e "Manners in the Norrie", was tak=.
- en •by' Mrs. Middleton, a :duet .by
succeeded,, in that the bride wore: February 2nd, 1946:• Miss Marion MacDonald and Miss
white and : the maid of honer. and •. Well, t went to the lecture ,yes 'Helen Orr accompanied by Miss
bridesmaid also wore lovely long .terday afternoon, and found it Lillian, Carruthers, , A vote of.
- •:T:h —rece tlo n `. informativ a _ -_ • .
dresses. e• r p ; n too was e. Na,turally:r being a thanks was given the hostess •ilii"
well planned and 'went off 'splen- lecture on the economic re-estab- helpers.: The meeting •closed with
didly•' it was held in the. Bremrris • lishment of Germany, it was filled ` the -.National Anthem, ,Refresh
Gardens in :,Aurich-that is the with'.lots of figures, but event ments were served and a• pleasant;
O.R.'s club there most c f the: figures,.. were •interest: hour.'spent:: May The' meet
k• wish you eoiald see this -part- rng-Wh'en_these people s -peak ef. rng. Var:Lhe..held at Mrs Graham's
h;e ~economic restoration• -of -r -
Ge •
of�ermary° today T�t"-has-�been t�-_ r r-nehalf . ,. ., `
a bit foggy for a day' or two and many they are; thinking only of Mr. and Mrs. -.Jack Needham
partial recovery. A11 , German in- " pent`•the week -end with �Vr. and
.'the• xrorsttire has condensed and:; •
frozen ,on the .branches.; of the
dustry has been' .centralized dur
trees Arid shrubs. Even the small=: rng the'last seventy years'
est,twig. isshrouded in white and: ire ant; twent:y,'has`:steadi'ly
trees 'look like .great •pafc)ies of. geared to,, total war, The prob.
delicatetIase- --.Besides-7411. ; •tom
beady, '£og always delights :i
_" 1. tway..s. fe.e..tfiat_ t offers -the
opportunity . of • loSing_ •:oriese
inonientarily ' ;ir>t an .opaque blana
ket which wraps ,itself about ori
clinging .closely .and •yet neve
'. touching' •
1-f'
able ' her t..o 'plan revenge. • Then
ideas seemed sound .'enough, . but
anuary - st, 1946,;•
iglat=waiter bre fas t"
morning -I decided .t.6 havea a
s:_tha-t:-.•the-c-,ontral-people faces
trete=ths�se rsbl izas..
col ire d
with. .the. 'decentralization •of in-
dtrstry7. and its. restoration, up to •
that point whicli' will supply Ger--r'
many With 'essentials but not .en.
that • of laboring men',—` 'citting
od,.-farm hancls,4-digging_diltches-
and so on; .The: punishment: seems,
hard, but :it'•i5. a.. just one,I be-
lieve.. ` •
Mrs. 'Rod M'acD,ougalL
Mr. and Mrs. Mearle Middleton
and bobble of Harnilton spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Middleton.
'Mr, and Mrs Clair Clair Mcpoltgall•
and family 'of Flesherton spent a
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few days with .relatives,
Miss Anna and Jean Graham of
Toronto • visited :at their home
over the 'week -end,
Mr. and Mrs, • Eert Bain'return,
tc ondc n after •s e ding sev-
eral days.. on the Sixth.
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NOTJ:CEH -
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if ,y..ou are a young woman sixteen. years.
• .ior''‘over and: Wish, a
• position that will pays
yougood.wages :n pleasant
nt suroundin s
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na•'�ood town. Vrite'to
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expect the people of :Cern/any to,
under` such : circumstances &
whe_n•I •savJive I.rriean-dive •as
lk'
about Emden to, get a :hettweraloo
at the,. Place....:,,Up until ..today
have_hist:--driven along some -o
the: stn eets: -.This' morning rI .walk
ed;through the• ruins••of this town
:,• They claim that our .ai'r rore-di•
all '.the damage that.; was. done, i
12 minutes.. •It's;' too •bad : we hav
k .' o'ver against ,,die:' Sonne ..of the-:
I' 1people in'''the'Country will have
f' to
Move:voluntarily' to some other
d.
part. of the world:, orhe compel-
led" to migrate. I am inclined to
:•feelthat. a -limited amount • of- .„
immigration of : Germans, •phos
e have been `i nvestigated,..andenrnv
-a�eri 'sound � hould b' I.
Y .Canada, and the States and other -I:,
not -°-learned t6& build things
easily and' quickly. aS we destro
them: Sorrieone said'...that th'
bombed this ••,place wherz:they
I.: -were trying for the dock area
-�-v-".: 1C--. d. ,the.--R,:C--A,k -boast too
much aborit their'; accurate bomb
• ingof towns and cities'to 'believe
that;•any mistake' was:made here
It's' all of;.two Miles,'o Ole par
of the harbor±area that:our`.`m•er/
are guarding now,, and' its instal
f ]ations ai isn't :ereri . touched. '
cranes railway :tracks, bridges
locks--ali 'intact. -l3ut• the -exist
•erice of such a well-equipped' ha't'es
liarLyQuid;" pro\Y de atreasc n-1o.
bombir?g s`ii.ch`' a ...place, acrd the
..tact-4*'—:w -•rr lar needr:ilii; is
.hor::aursclres might have some-
•thing;to•clirwith the fact tint the
:town antl ;its people were bomb-
ed `"by rn'stake" When „I' Walk
about'. mcrng sue.li ruin •as, there
Was all :arott�nd me`this morning,:
1 caa.!t ]call'' Wondering how it
is that these_a:p.cople:.doh't..:show
that they hale u.s
Sotr-e of -them
•rnust loath ,
c the si'glit.of an allied
soldier But .it never: shows :iii
their, faces, . Some• •of them are.
'actually',friendly ,in a way; Sev-
eral ,said '" G,uten 'tag" as"I passed.
by. them on the street, And •all
around .'thein .all' day, . every' �da
is the demolish d town;. It's a
wonder to. me tat it's safe: for
us to walk unarnied all over the
Place at any. time of the'day or
f night, �'
February 1st, 1J46.:. ,::.._ .. .
What a treat it'.would be to. get
out in , rr really cold, sunny Can-
•adian winter day for, a 'change
tut, I'd want• the change to. be
• Peril/anent, No More of this•wan-
dering to arid fro'. in ,the earth
We Satan in the- Book of fob!
Vlie' had our mess dinner last
might, • and.. it was really quite
un s e allowed by
the
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Countries. who may have room to
allow such a small influh, The
•.: number. of C of rnnn r'anaejians
'whose disaffection for •our•noun-
"'. try has been proyi ri :i corrrpar-•,
atiively'st iall,. and the fact .re-•
• mains .that .they do' make 'good
t ,citizens ,for the .most' part. Ali
ave. Jiavc : tai; d_o_iti,Jpr__�o'cye• to: ,them _ :'
`. that our. Way of lrfc' .'as .the. bc5t;:..
. and :in most e tses o:f •°_tlie `non-
Na'4iti` that v orrldn't be at;all clif
ficu'lt'. It's.' interesting° tlo••,;know.'
that .at, the lir c'Fe_..nt 'time military
'''governin nt is Organized ;"well
cnou r r gl Scttit they cfur ri:
rin.,',
to disrniss:-certa n:Na is in .official
pcisitions,',uhom •t,lit,y: ha ye h'ad' to
retain in order: that ;i~E €n iidritin,
istration of- •tlle•ccatinti t'=nrii ht n,it,,:
.br,eak down. It tha' : he' difficult
to understand .�vhv N11zis .Mari i'
retained 'iii such • positions find
'yet .the teas{rpt is cuhipai atry elv i
srtnple, When \\.0 .t.cicik' ove'.t.:this'
r
cotiiiir. S it: had-- HT11lrut-ve{rllaP, end1-
The diisinisspl of ail,. at-lniinistrzi-:
tors would have• rrreant• cornplcth
confusion and unaryodti}ale. sol ...
lapse: The Nazis had efficient: ad
`•rninistration, and , their . officials
. blew : 'their ' jobs. So, because no'
one was prepared,••in•most cases,
to take .over. the' Nazis ' officials
.were. kept 'until' now when Ithe
process of firing` ,then and re-
placing
e placing them with men .who ar e
non- azis:•is to begin:• All•.Nazis,;
who were members .of the 'party
befoi;e' 1933• or'who rose in the
Party ranks ab .e, a certain status
will be arrested, t»iedor examin-
edry', If•'they are found. guilty of
Certain offences they will be im
p'ristned: and• in, any (asp. `their
identity cards Will be stamped.
in such' a: ;.way that they, will:
never be 'allowed;, any wort: ,isut.
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'Joe Green' is. a ste d, winker
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4i y er .with a steady 'job;. He 'him
always'' met his bills. But now,..because. .of sickness he
suddenly finds he is shortof ready cash;..; tomorrow he
will go to his bank, and arrangefa. Personal Loon.
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�Yow.Lma .-finy � h •
dw� our-serf-'->��_.e=t
.same
osittoi: �r oe• �te"
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ina l Personalloans through.our'bank make it possible
'forott to amid.'pate. future earnings. This: is .an essential part of its ser Y.
Such OARS may be obtained to meet financial needs o. f many :kinds;, to.
lay in ahead a winter's supply of coal, to a ,inutile'rp d 'or other
P Y • � ,taxes in -time `
to earn the discount, to provide for home repairs, to• send a boyy or iEl' to
college,, to consolidate debts—indeed fox any: sound reason. w'
••Bunk credit runs through all personal life and' commercial life.,
. y e, .itoper
• y unobtrusively. You take'. it for:granted.° That is the wa
• ales -silently and unobtrus><'velY
Canadian banking works..
This A d v.e r•
sirdwT`7!'i -mar I/''m
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