HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-11-09, Page 31Father A. Looby
Clayton Looby *
Ron MacDonald *
John A. MacKay
Angus MacLean *
ANGUS MacLEAN
Angus MacLean died in 1990 in
Seaforth, where he had lived since
1924. He was born in the Hebrides,
Isle of Lewis, and served as a Sgt.
with the Royal Canadian Regiment
first in Sicily and later at Naples,
Italy. Upon his return he worked
for the Duncan Shoe Factory in
Seaforth, first as a stitcher but later
becoming plant manager.
Mr. MacLean's two brothers also
served: Don, who died in 1964,
with the army's Perth Regiment,
and Don, with the Royal Canadian
Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Don MacLean, served in
English channel, North
Sea
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Donald J. MacRae
DONALD J. MACRAE
Mr. MacRae was born near
Parkhill but now lives on Mill St. in
Dublin. He was a Sgt./ Flight
Engineer with the Royal Canadian
Air Force's 427 Squadron, and
served from 1943 - 46 in Canada,
England and Wales.
Lt. Colonel MacTavish *
Clarence Malone
CLARENCE MALONE
Clarence Malone was born on the
4th Concession of McKillop
Township in 1911. He was a
Private in the Canadian Postal
Corps and served from 1942-45 in
Trenton, Ont. and Newport, USA.
After leaving the armed forces he
went to work for Robert Bell
Industries in Seaforth until his
retirement. He died in 1985.
Keith MacLean *
Margaret MacLennan
Patrick Maloney *
William Manson *
Frank Marshall
Barry Marshall
George McAdam *
Secord McBrien *
Angus McCallum
George McCartney *
Robert McCartney *
Art McClure
We remember
those who
sacrificed for us
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Peter Malcolm
Wilbert Maloney
PETER MALCOLM
Peter Malcolm was born in Perth,
Scotland and served for seven years
as a peacetime soldier with the
British Reserve. When war broke
out he enlisted with the famed
Black Watch Regiment, the 51st
Highland Division of the Scottish
Territorial Army.
On June 5, 1940 Mr. Malcolm's
unit was trapped at Dunkirk. They
were captured by the Germans and
forced to march 800 miles to a
POW camp in Germany/Poland. He
remained a POW for five years, his
weight dropping from 130 to 87 lbs.
during captivity.
When liberated he returned to
Scotland, emigrating to Canada in
1953. From 1982 to 1984 he was
President of Seaforth Branch 156
of the Royal Canadian Legion.
He lives on High St, Seaford'.
WILBERT MALONEY
He joined the Navy, November 4
1940 at Kinston, Ontario. Follow-
ing basic training at Halifax he was
drafted to the Canadian Destroyer
H.M.C.S. St. Laurent. He spent
1941 in North Atlantic Convoys.
Early in 1942 he took the torpedo
course in Halifax and also obtained
his Leading Seaman rating after
which he spent sometime in coastal
patrols from Halifax and
Newfoundland. In 1943 he
volunteered for the new Canadian
flotilla of Motor topedo boats and
served as torpedo Caxon on board
the M.T.B. 462. He patrolled with
the Royal Navy during the invasion
of Normandy and until the end of
the war.
'Bert McClure *
George McClure *
Remembering those
who sacrificed
for us.
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