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Haliburton men overseas are listed below

Haliburton, Jan. 8 (P.N.S.)—So far the members of Haliburton village men overseas is 44, and soon a list will appear of all men in his Majesty's service from the village and county of Haliburton.

The boys overseas from the village at present are Pte. Jas. Inglis; Pte. Murray Smith; Pte. G.V. Curry; Pte. Al Wilson; Pte. Russel Dean; Pte. Thos. Ventrus; Gnr. Carducci; Pte. R. Harvie; Gnr. Wallace Cowan; Pte. I.E. Winn; Pte. W.A. Winn; L.-Cpl. Murray R. Spear; Gnr. H. Douglas; Pte. L. Quibell; Gnr. E.J. Quibell; Gnr. Moyd R. Watt; Gnr. J. M. English; Gnr. V.S. English; Gnr. E.M. Kirkpatrick; Gnr. V.E. Kellett; LAC Lloyd A. Coneybeare; L-Cpl. Charles Keefer; Gnr. R.E. Howe; Sgt. N.B. Howe; Gnr. R.S. Bannon; Gnr. Russel Neville; LAC W.J. Anderson; Sgt. C.H. Maunder; L-Cpl. L.M. Barjarow; L.-Cpl. Cyril H. Feir; Sigmn. C.W. Roberts, Pte. V.A. Parrish; L.-Cpl. John Maquire; Driver L.P. Pearsell; Pte. William Phillips; L.-Cpl, S. Sanderson; Bdr. Jogn G. Ure; Sgt. R.H. Barkwell; Gnr. J.A. Perrin; Pte. Pete R. Dollo; Gnr. Charles Wise; L. -Cplt. Reg Quirt; and Pte. E.G. Hende who is a prisoner of war at Hang Kong.

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8 Jan 1944

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