Freda Hand (nee Bone)
A good many evacuees essentially became part of the hostess’ family and not only stayed in one place for years, but maintained contact for many years after the War. For example, Arthur Govus has for sixty years still kept in touch with the Bones’ family, attending weddings and christenings, etc, of the grandchildren of his original billet hosts who lived in the Lythanger Bungalow at Empshott.
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