RCAF_letters

TWO WEEKS AS A CIVILIAN

Dec. 30/1945

Dear Mrs. Rundle:

Please accept my sincere thanks for the delicious box of chocolates sent to me by the W.A.F.A. Needless to say they were very much apprec iated.

You know, we have basic control, flood control, heat control, etc. my specialty at the

moment is going to be "bulge" control. (Mrs. Lewis's idea of course). As a matter of fact I'm in rather an awkward position as I told Marion when we were married that I would throw her out if she ever went over 150lbs. Marion is safe so far of course but I have noticed her eyeing me and have a pretty fair idea of her thoughts.

Seriously though, your gift was most welcome

and I would like to take this opportunately of extending to the W.A.F.A of Oshawa many sincere wishes for all the best of everything in 1946

Sincerely Ted Lewis

480 Masson Street Oshawa

#416 "City of Oshawa Sqdn" Uetersen, Germany Jan. 12/46

Dear Mrs. Rundle:

Just a few lines to ask if you would do me a very big favor? Would you please convey my many, many thanks to the Women's Air Force Auxilliary for the swell Christmas present and card. It really is a grand job that you ladies of the Auxilliary are doing for the boys in the Air Force, and I for one, want to add my thanks. Wishing you and all the ladies of the Auxilliary a very happy and prosperous New Year, I remain

Yours Sincerely,

L.A.C. R. Andrews 6416 S.E. R.C.A.F. Overseas

Thanks a Million The chocolates sure were grand.

Feb 7th 1944

Signed: S.K/ Walker F/O J.12556 R.C.A.F. Overseas