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___ lgontinuedimm Pale 2) haps the lot oi them will not pass inspection" but various Inspectors appezned to be well pleased with our product. _Please.nt times we Bd at the grading and there were many local happenings w chat about 11S W811 as the work at hind. Bll'ih_5 there were to discuss and "lﬂrflﬂgfs uni regretfully we BDOKQ 0f those gone beyond our bourne. One rainy day. a 1355 from the Alderlea Road, who play- ed 611d Brew u on our other lrented) iarm soled happily away on t-he sen of matrimony and on another rainy day a tall bmwny Heelander home from the w“ and on a. farm across a line, persuad- ed 1115 18d)! love to launch their Orl-ft 0n the same queer sea — that can be so lovely l! folks are Willing to make it so, Junie 5 nt part oi his time here and ma e 1g ﬂ- DOInt to have his suppers in the house across the lane, setting out {or there very bravely in the dark silently conveyed by his grandpere. Ksrolvn and Jeanie slau htered and 516W H Plum hen and n sup- prlse round a go den" egg, ﬂlergby 9556111118 our sluggish stream o! production. Indeed ore than onqg Promising careers eilave been cu: 2l33"m€£..‘l’.§”‘ll.° l“‘“.l““““.‘. F?” am . ﬁll Qt Alderlcp.‘ y an ep O O And almost be! flame-like bwutymoef ﬁrmirﬁ’ lterft the groves end the Woodlands, Bright splashes of it are gone from glllmmﬂrt the evergreens and only 1e gold and amber remain to re- m nd us o! the loveliness chm», w“ —the same that to recall. makes lonely Islanders abroad wish, for the 111119. t0 once again set foot on their native heath. An nir- man o! a mechanical bent hamc from Upper Canada w the house "11 i119 hill and was instrumental 111 hﬁvlﬂ! that oii-again-on-ag-aln family car oi ours roll down and I111 the, drive way under its own power-with a broadly-smiling 1nd rt the wheel. Last week too many J'1Ys_ln air-force blue called from wOOtlllalld thickets and one rainy 1110111 I1! when our world dejected and sodden an aleigtlaerilrsg squirrel in most becoming and .:~'l‘.liZ‘.lJ]O fall-garb “hallo-ed" to mo .11 a cheery greeting. .

Th3 dliy we have ex erienced ‘:11 great wind", Goldenp Russel-g (‘l-ere showered from the 31¢ 1n quits that swayed it until JrJck ‘"15 obliged to place a Sllppcrt be 111’ 1 a gnarled old limb, .. I: c almost stripped the bitches -f ‘Paves and Laid low o. 513311 n; m9 * 15 "1 i119 Burden. It roared men. BB Ilgly down from the uplands. 511K119 ng oil’ a big tree by the ffﬂdslde and playing hob. I be- ﬂel/P. with the telephone wires. "A

erce" gale is lashing the Atlantic 22:1: r...::;“..:;“d m“ new»:

' gone w 0c’ to Robe to assist at the 90mm- Wadi-h! there. I set down to a Svlltarv supper. The wind lashed the waters oi the ill-pond, A1: dusk. these tore in a 5311511 Iury against the banks. But presently 95 a ﬂllm 11111St succeed every Storm. 011i Oi’ the unrest o! the winds and seas a gracious gran. qllility will come. Bo in order that hﬂY-MWY 111B? one day replace the ‘Illlil-Jiljnﬁziauiﬂdghis old grip may our p n our small or larger corners of it by being content to "follow after the things. that make for peace." Until tomorrow _- Diary-Good-

Bfficial List of Basualties.

CANADIAN AIR IOICI ROYAL OVER-SEAS

mu Mining 0n Aoﬂvo Serv- Ef“: Ni... n» omuu Pnrlielee d Dead: P'§.'1'1f"§>=nd. 110.. Yarmoutb. N3‘. , 31.911, Chester Merrill. 1'0». , O t. T°i§9§§§o.n.“ Gerald Roch. t r, Ont. otﬁrdvion. G011“ mm“ Oookstown. 011i- Exicksoln. James W111i!"- Banii. A ta. Farromuoliteﬂllelh mull“ t , n . Toéfsxlligr, Jack Glen Milieu. Shziunavon. Sask. Floyd. Geolte. F0» vw°°uv°h . C. Gems OVetrnon Chester. PO-. Hamilton, I1- GfanQtJQhﬂ Edward. 1'0» T0!‘ nto. On. o MacDonald. Lorne Albﬂl- Pu» Owen Sound. Ont. Ouelletteé penis Alexander. PO» Windsor. 11- Wilson. Ervin Curtis. PO-. Mone-

ton. NB CANAlgAnl Kil d O Actve e M! Ptgckwogd. Joseph Pamphile lil- n1re_ Cpl, Valleyﬂeld, Que.

ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE OVERSEAS_ Killed 0n Active Service McIntyre. Gordon Angu Marriott, Sask. ‘ Seaman, Frank Harry. FO.. Ven-

couver. 8.0. Joseph. £10..

Shaw. Ea onto. Oni. Previously Missing 0n Active Serv- ice —- Now For Official Purpoeel Presumed Dead:

Dwyer, Mic. JFK-Sgt" St. Johrfl. Nlld. McCready, Ernest William. WO.. Montreal. Que.

McElroy. Arthur Bowkeu" Smith. F0, Dunham. Que.

McNie, Donald Cameron. PO.. Vancouver.

Weaver. Howard Mcllllroy. F0" Meaiord. Ont. Seriously Injured Ou Active Serv- ice:

MacKenzle, Allan Edgar, Fﬁ-Sgt... Sydney, N5.

Menard, Clarence Charles Dm- iel. LAC.. Windsor. Ont

CANADA Died OI Injuries Sustained 0n Active Service:

White. George LAG. Edmonton. Alta. Died From Natural Causal:

Woo "ff Gordon Ellwood. LAO. Ont.

ROYAL

FO.,

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CANADIAN AIR. FORCE OVERSEAS

Previously Missing -— Now Re-

ported Killed On Active Service: Alty. Frederick Roy. F0. Burn-

Ot-

aby. BC. Casey. John Joseph. 1'0. taws. On . Rose, John Thomas. F0, Chap- loau. Ont. Seriuuslv Ill As A Result OI lu- juries Susmined Accidentally: Miller, Maynard, LAG. Ohswe- ken. Ont. CANADA Previously Missing On Active Serv- ice — Now Fnr Official Purposes Presumed Dead: Eaton, Waiter Ronald. LAC. Sudbury, Ont. Lowney. Joseph Patrick. LAC.. Copper Cliff. Ont. McBride, Harold Ferguson. LAC. Dartmouth. N.B. Thomson, John Alexander, F.- Sgt,_ Toronto. Ont. Seriously Injured Accidentally: Marshall, Thomas Ewart. Bit. Ottawa. On.t Seriously Injured In Automobile Accident:

Proulx, Joseph Emile Jean Chris- tian. LAG, Montreal, Que.

CANADIAN ARMY OVER-SEAS (Mlritlmlen Provinces) Royal Canadian Army Service Corps

Sullivan. Georg Pte, Little

River E. Saint John. N. B. CANADA Died

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Chute, Colin Douglas, Ptc, Mid. dle Stewiacke. NS.

New Brunswick Regiment

MwDonald, Lloyd Franklin. Pm.

Bryelntnn. NB.

Unloading Meat for England

till-bound Royal Alberthlocks in London

re needed meat which had Just er- 7 c? Zealend.

' j n: have quit m‘ higher non.

FROM Normandy to Berlin‘ these feet have

marched-from Sicily to‘ the Po Valley. Through

mud and dust, snow and blood, to Victory. Now

they are set -on the paths of peace . . . On the , road to the future greatness of Canada.

Let us stop for a moment and take stock of what that future can hold forCanada. We have vast riches in the natural products of our country. We have millions of fertile acres-a wealth of minerals-unsurpassed resources-the mainsprmg of the world of to-morrow.

greatness by keeping in step with the marching feet that carried us to VICIOIY:

When we sign our names to the application for a full year’s purchase of 9th Victory Loan Bonds we are helping to make certain thatfthc sacriﬁces of the past six ycars- have not been in

vain . . . We are buying our share in

The Canada of To-morrow. ‘ '_

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All these are ours, plus a will to ﬁght that has raised us to the status of a greater nation 1n the short "space of six years.

These things are not dreams. They are’ the realities upon which greatness is built. We can attain that

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n action in many United Km;- 0. Powelluone o! e corp: oi salesmen drewdirou: 11o. f/LJ. 0. Surnw-"ﬂw much!"

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