The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-08-16, Page 7_111VRS11A a `AToGt 'o: le, 1945
LAC, Robert $oak who recent- Jack
ti ► "Cook of the RCAF at
.Lucknow Sentinel, . "
„The' � Lucknow, Ontario.
rAGE . SEVEN .,
SEVERAL, MORE
1 rice) "week. = oes� by :•
-Ttliis 'com
axra ,1%as the ; soppor
tunny to • welcome." more local
bo s
upon'their, return from over,
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France
Aboard the •i1e`• de
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docked at Halifax:.'on Sun ,•'
day; August-,• ,5th, .were ` oEnr.: D
G. • Milne, son ryof 'Mr and Mrs
:Dave Milne'; Gnr.: Neil' McInnes,,
son of. Mrs,, McInnesand. the 'late
Neil McInnes and Pte;Boy },
ens, son of. Mr,.and • Mrs. ,Alex
Havens; all of Lucia—lbw: ,
`Last Thursday: evening 'F.O.
`John K. 1Vh cl<enzie, •a•rrived'•here
at the. hanie. of his ;mother, Mrs
, Wm, MacKenzie, John, who• had
eleven" operational. flights -to his
�cxedlt -before ' V -E bay, returned
on, the Ile de France,- also;. •
' histed onboard. the trooper
"Pasteur", .which -docked.,:at- Wire:
lice •Ctty a,tt'hc wick. -enol, were,
Pte .A., B rider and Bdr,: D. 'A
Stimson, son. of IVIr and• Mrs.
7.-Wm>.4 S:tiroSpi ,a' Mrs; Bindery was
'formeily ll.uth Ehg1and, These
two boys reached„.here'; i n Tues
Yy :returned' ftom overseas,. is' Moncton is visiting; at his home
rs. w- here.
Tom MacKenzie of Brantford
visiting With Mr. and .M Ew-
art
art Jamieson in Ashfield:
. Gerald Culbert .;of tht
has been posted from Sea Island;
B, •C tcl ,Rockcliffe and visited
over .night ;last 'Wednesday with
phis parents; _Mr. and;, Mrs, ,1a rws.
Culbert.
lli nor- Y IVB'. C.
M: Tyr. .. , n 4,: rF
z. at.�Mi..
•Augustine; nav �eee>vcd word.
.h,
t.. -a.. tixetz..�.orr=.amu .cg�t>so�' 17. .... ..:..
was presented with';', .0
e1otk in'• appreciation of .his
defatigable. welfare wank, w• ith.
the Y:M C A:''•which visas, resk
ponssble. for. com:fci •ts, spot t , dr 1P
t•eereational.-facilities far above.
ordinary.. during lh"e .ti'me he':'has
been' with. the .c ity. of 'Windsor
-Spitfire Squadron overseas
•On Tuesday; eve'nmg: WO;' .en
Bridges arrived rived in"Lutcknow, Mrs
Bridges' was :formerly- :Mae,' Mc-:
Mahon, WO: 'Bridges, 'Who went:
overseas •a• year•"ago last .spring,.
ieturned •on the $.- S. Britanic,
'which' docked at Halifax,-
CAPT,'•T W.;_PLATT, 44 -Year -914
officer,. of. the- • Roy k'^-• Canadian
Artilleryiias received -tl a honor
being "mentioned .in despatch-•
es," A crack revolver shot, Capt.
Platt was'formerly'nlight Watch-
man at .Wingh'ani
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YOUR;MONEY'S WORTH W� A TIRE
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fieIephono, .40
.ucicawr; Ont, .
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military carnp • spent the week-
end at the. borne: of his mcther,'
Mrs. Wm. M,aelenzie and. with.
his brother John. who had ju.st.
Ag7i 1(01:11%dG VISiITE»D' HERE
Art Yourig of....Montreal, who:
as.a youth often spent h'is surnin.,
'e •s.,here' wi.th Mr:',and.'Mrs...Ect-
gar :..w.as .a •. guest,.:;:it
their home last.week.. . Ai then: i:`(°-'
,turned to • Canada 'iecently .fi:om
ov' rseas.� arid.; now -'1 1, vscell aixi;.:
'spite .o'f', the. 3; / years • he 'spent:
1r] a Gerrrra:t�.T'ison carrapl-He.
'was serving in the , R,G,A T'. as
a-fightci pilaff when 'sio own;
SECO. ND ,:OF B OTHER TRIO
IS, _ A.C.K'.k.ROMOVEIiEAS
Shortly after the:. dutbr eak : of
war in :1939,; Lu'eknow boasted of
three sets, of„ three. . brothers each
...the:97th -.Batter.-y; .. R. C. A,•
'They were' .Elliott, -George : and
Jim`W' ebster Sid; George,..and
Ted Whitby and :.John;.. Neil' and
George Mclnries
• Of thelatter trio, Neil rrived;:
me
ho, last week. •Johnny.:has'been
,home about 'a year. and: George,
who suffered .a hip wound . at
•
Caen, which put him'.' .out:::'of
aeti,::.Lis expected„ home 'Shortly.
None: of :the Webs,ter:r, tr io is
yet home. .Of . the, .,Whitby. trio,
George is stiill oVer there. Ted
didn't ,pass his: embarkation mcd-r
•cal, and --•---'S d -after being =d•is--
Charged, got''' in :again and has
beefy over' and back againready;
for. tie.Peific% if needed: 'Their:
,brother Bustel'',:;who•'jornedup;
wiec. became' of. ago,, has also; hi •:discharge:
In the' Webster family, there
• were •four' more :subsequent en-.
listrn,ents, Mac, • Fred; Mary .and
Jean as -well• as their. niece-
Nla:cbonal,d
The old 97th Went overseas'
the fall ,of 1941' and went "into
action in ,Francef:shortly after D-
i
ffrcc''�1f ,
f c�varda;.:
Wrong Body Arrayed ung the• rough• b.o it was' founck
y
i'eople travelling by . • train . 'to contain tl body of a man. A'
sometimes get on; the wrong t;in brief investigation `revealed, that
wasa"l etroit,.
at they are: not 'too alert lot us- a should have Steibnoff .of
een; ,sent' .
uaily the conductor.. discovers Thodmas. Als the southbound ttorainSt
theirs mistake' ,before the :train' was .still at the station the body
proceeds very far: Apparently the• was immediately sent `south on.
Conductor does not, keep as close that train. Just how the mixup
a: c eat' on. dead people on the occurred, ' is not •knowri.. Miss.
train, On 1VIonda
x morning anes.'aczosiame from :New work
rings -pa:n earpse` ar�tved t
i1v.:
I y
a � er ton an ufi � latex • train tc. I.rkndrarc and
Tile -Se A t:,hf$..-nnrthl i2tzr d - fi. ., .. ... k
,..r.ly.a�. N:ds��rl er ,, a�..l�•_y ,.. h.f..ttt Mi1'vei�<�i- •b• aMa=� a -_; ...
train 'wh-first at -f -
..t st was believed '�.. ' e `anelVfilyerton , ,
4i -be -the bod -- o the Tate-7Miss..:
BERT ,MacTA VISH ``:of Jean.. Kines who ,_ died in New
ploy suffered a:. fractured''arrn•..Y.�r...Cit s/and wasburied iri �il end' us the
,,. ... P�, Y, M ..5.
when she fell at her' home. '' vei•ton: on Monday -but' .on. rF4'en- visitorsM
namesof your
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. Mrs:: , Perry Benningt,jri and
Jean of..Culro.ss._ 'jwnt ednesdak .:
afternoon lw.i-th-Mrs. V. Ern(•isur1.
Mr and Mr;i'; Janke l<ctchabaw,
1 rind, •farnal: of Paramount •
spi nt
.Sunday.with: Mr. "and, Mrs. John
Cr'oWstori, .
Mi•s. • Clark Johnston.. of Fast
`/Mawatia lr .pexxt ftp l.W. :1ra',t
wcOkk `'With Mr, anti 1VIrs, 'Wig
Brown, retti nhig • homer. Sunday
afternoon teff ' accompany 1Vlr
I:Johnson -:and .''Other • rc'lativc's .to‘
Lonclo'fi wc'lr; n-xe hi ..bro.ther,.,
Maitland,• returning: •hon;►c.* from,
-overseas:
Mr and 7Mrs V. Errietson. arid.
Mrs A nersc>n' Spent Sundlay
With Mr. and- Mi s: T) . A •Mew
Donald, Second dnnccssirni
1111r; and Mfs, •F"red Tiffin spurt{
Sunday.with Mr•.. and "M•rs. Jati'
Tiffrti, VVhitechur rh. : ;
This com unity • attc:hdccl t :c
recePti•on,.on Friday el irig .held
for Mr:,and Mrs. Gcrr'dcrn•'WraJ1/
Mrs. non Cameron retnitred to:
Detroit • ' 'after . spending three
Weeks, with her. parent F, Mr, . and
`.M.'s, • J,: E. '1VIorrisor.
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