Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 14, 1942, p. 2

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the georgetown herald wednesday evening january 14th 1942 the editors corner christmas cards this year as usual we received many christmas carets from friends far and near many of thrtn were novel ones just a ixttte out of the ordinary which will be rememhered longer than the more conventional greeting card not that all of them arent appreciated because we beheve that it is not what a christmas card aavs thai counts to much as the fact that a friend who is perhaps far awa in another town remembers you at omitmas ume and take the tioubce to address a card and drop it tn the maj mr and mrs cecil davtdion who ore pait mas ters in the art of designing their own card sent a most entertaining card this yrar seated at a desk covered with books papers and what have you they were pic tured in thr deepest perpleitly while undrrnrath was printed the message trying to find a new way of with rng you a merry christmas newlywedi mr and mrs gordon martin com bined their first christmas card with some excellent photograph with a window pane as backiiround a holly wreath in silhouette enclosrd thr profile of thr couple also in silhourtte with thr wording our first merry christmas to you from rye douglas son in law of the late pub lnhrr of thr herald came a card brarina picture of the nabco manganese mining co in which hr has an interest showing a houp of employees standing in front of one of the buildings many cards this year drpartrd from thr mrrr christmas happy new year moif to remind one that this is not thr happirst rrn that thr world has srrn thus from wnltrr r lrggr of granby qurlxc prrsi dent of the canadian weekly ewspaprrn association a card with it picture of a horse and cow yolkrd to belher with two men one in city clothes holding thr reins another in work clothing steering a plow in these unusuul timrs there is a rrratcr nrrd than ever for us oil to pull togelhrr was thr w mr lrrr r pressed his seasons greetings to fellow nirmlxm in thr association f l applrford of applrfoid paper products hamilton linked his new years grrrting with a reference to priorities of which the present bum ness world is hearing so much in thrse days when probably we may differ in our opinions of what things should hae priorities or what things are essential we can agree on this on one day in the year a leant we take time off to verbally express to our friends our sincere wishes that christmas may bring you your de sire and the new year all that you think is essential tanks to mr churchill was the caption on a picture of a train load of tanks leaving thr angus shops of the canadian pacific railway for service aervice where theyre most needed were not say ing much about a merry christmas this year said harry smith manager of the c p r press bureau but we do hope itll be happy in the knowledge of a good job done by one and all towards bring peuce on eearth back again and may the new year see it on its way florence elliott a college acquaintance now employed with the fort erie timesreviewl used a quotation from winston churchill on her cord for the morning will come brightly will it shine on the brave and true kindly on all who suffer for the cause gloriously upon the tombs of heroes thus will shine the dawn an unusual card from m et mme j renouf of troispistoles quebec illustrated the frenchcanadian love of colour in pastel pink blue and yellow hand- lettering in gold proclaimed a bonne heureuse annee et joyeux noel we were pleased to receive a number of cards from those on active service an embossed blue air force flag with insignia in blue and gold was a colour ful greeting from pilot officer ian mackenzic at hagersville another blue and gold air force card came from lac leslie clark at guelph while cpl harold marshalls card from ottawa had the canadian postal corps crest on the cover a card from pte john car- michael stationed at camp borden with the rcasc had an etching of the army service corps 1914 show ing a heavy ammunition carrier drawn by a fourhorse team from overseas came a note from pte ed hick- en saying thanks a million for the paper it sure takes a fellow back home calendars as the years go by we note a change in the calendars which were always the first herald of a new year while many business firms have dropped them altogether others are limiting them in size and elabor ate illustrations one that is always looked forward to at the herald office however is that from united paper mills which specializes in extremely attractive young ladies maybe its just coincidence but we al ways seem to have an unusually large number of visit ors who drop into the office on one pretext or another the first part of the new year and let their eyes wander to the wall above the editors desk where the united paper mills calendar holds the spotlight this year the calendar features a damsel in fish ing garb whose fishing line has but we wont spoil it for those who havent made their yearly excursion well be seeing you 1 1 iii canadian 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vajcfned iudonjy in my bed in the savo i t hough t i hear- the gun soinn oulydr carefuui i sent into tlie bathroom ahut the d jr turned off uir uhta oprntkl un vtndow and looked out there a nothing to icr and no uun to be heard half an hour later i wnkrnrd again and dresrd aflrr all it uai mj last nlvht in london and one more srvlk in thr blackout tvould be lra ant but ojlmdc all u allll and i walked to waterloo bndtfr with two canadian aoldjci hurrylnit to catch a tnln then vrnt bade to the hotel ntitor of th bills it aoant hard to net atoiim of the blltr beyond hand nearly ovtrybody tiud bet t bombed nobody braaucd about it it m wtcra before i knew that tob obiirn our hot from the brlttth council had bern carried into a hovrultal afttr belna blonn out ot hu car one night hr dldn t tell me till i ivkcd him thr savoy itarlf had mx or neacn bombn onr of which blow the end out of the restaurant canadian military ilcidquartrrn in oociwpur ittreet had auffrrod man than uic active army in the field bo it went everywhere at the prcu club one night i uttcned to anuulntf htorlet of fleet street in the bllu it had been hammered olmoflt to dc- s true hon when a great land mine came floating down on u parachute if it had gone off every building for blootu around would have gone over like a row of domnocu the parachute cauuht on a aire acnw the 6treet and the great land mine swung in the breeze till the demolition squad took it carcfull j down then there wut the woman who sold pumea to major chrbtle and me in libertys somehow the talk drift- od around to bombing i went home one night and the roof wuh off my house the constabls aajs to mc that i cant go in there i sav l am yolmi in x live here and my ulster live here and were going to keep on living here and were there yet though ittt inconvenient in win ter not having a roof on your house the amazing understatement of all these people was what impressed me i found it high and low one night a canadian odltor suargetstod to ool astor that wo would like to mc a bit of bombing said the colonel- i would not advlbe it we havo round it a allghtly uncongenial experience on a train in an air raid we loft london on a southern hallway train without hearing a boadf burst with their usual uiaroughrtef the drltlsh council had roflervod tiro oompartmonth five editors took ono chuh and rvplodcd on thr bejach otif in the muter and the olhrr on the jde of thr cliff next morn inn i pick ed up a pocketful of splinter and part uf thr parachute cord thr cord va over an inch in diameter thr minm mum have weighed 1500 pounds each thr tu an magort dre up at the rtol bath hotel and it atepfted out on broken glav and rntrrrd inldr thrrr mna chaon the olihop and mr ilogrrn had brrn knookrd mrr by thr but but wtit on tiirir feet again tvo women were trying to cabn tittle doua the door leading to the lounge liud been blown loos ram thr atone archwa frume and all there wut no light cccit ultlr pen- lights wlilch wr always carried i walked to thr arch whrrr the door had been and toad bmldr a hiranrer we looked back into the huge lounge and ua we atood there half the fancy ploaier celling dropped pau our faces a low feet farltter in and wr would haw had very aore hradh if not worae my unknown friend ald lit not too arcure in here i laughed there it wnan again that british un- dnratatrmrnt four eole in the holrl needed harvtiiial care one man waa nearly scalped by flying glaa a young gtrl i woa carried out on a atretchrr bt woa not unconacloua throuvrh it all the old grandfather clock in the lobby kept going the airway people weighed ua in the onj room on the ground floor where a candle could be burned the lady who managed the hotel brounht excellent aamtwlchrj and coffee with in an hour she apologised because she had no beda for us they were full of glow and moat of the windows were out thohc on the aide next the ea were soaked with water d k sandwcll and i decided to sleep on mattresses on the floor the lady 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