| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ard, even in the cold winter, possibly as an escape from his strict father.[2][6] Hugh grew up believing in the importance of religion; he and Frances regularly went to Sunday School, and the family attended Presbyterian church services twice each Sunday.[7] He was also active in sports, and became especially good at tennis, eventually winning the Nova Scotia men's double championship in 1927.[8]
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