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Barrie Examiner, 8 Jun 1944, p. 8

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Station for further posting CIumbi Wm gmmmcd FCCCHHIJhalfbrother Bob Magiiiis is thlt tiicS Sgt Cable RCAFI was giv Convicted of Squp tuiiIl aui ij gt lTuCdt lune 13 He enlisth from onions schools included SiiillAtmouicd Corps in England on three months determinate and at prices above 1056 0W0I ithrcc indeterminate in the Ontario the WPTB Jack Chu was fined 8155 per 100 Jim 111 RCAF In February 1943 and English Midland as fair gunV IV $2 nd costs in Toronto last week BARR FLOUR MILL trained at Guelph and No Wire ner at No Bombth and Gunneryi Poled 11ch lwfgrmaory Mdglsndte Jeffs on Sad Charged 35c for dress Shhts li hAA it Victor Percy Driiry 2c I105 av Continued from zngone filgisipygntiin IISCEIIVOTVII hlllztlllgilzigdRllRIII14V IIiIlIIIltIVVIfV IIIIC UVSI Navy SCIIbCCSI MAS arrived continueg frtorgi Vpagje one1942 The case was heard onSaturday Graduates as Of l1 c1 in Oahu an island in the Ha 1940 and Era une the defnce Sgt WAG Lawrence Wimdlii Qchliedbiei35 pm Rinnllbmt og 125$ 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cool off too sud Sch ol Guclih Airil 20 LAC Harold Spence RCAFJ Dwayovctsew Cmme Cdlwbefmc heme haYebeenStflenemt0 the denlyygeti their eetwetmickoff thehedclotheond C55 GA tai Wilfrel AlxAinrt 3051M OVelSCiIS LICUL MCBUde llalleerred car at the time of the acctdent 1944 II II In of Mn and Mm Harvey 1JUD ap do ndozen things it mot er cannot ep ence MIthIVSt receme VISIICd Cl JonesV RCAFV Vanguuveh BICII Vg England in August 01 SepternbcnIbUt His worship ruled that they Half the battle in mm chdmnfs colds Is to gwe them something II It use Ma 18 Leaf Club London En inepliew of MISI JIVTI Simpson C01 Iransfcrrcd to Infantry 1943 to Governor Generals Horse were in his possesSionI on the can the wmkenomething they take mthoutmy fuseVand lm the mother Sat giggla mid zsdcmm In vie of the half he was felliei St Barrie died in hospital Pic Don Tomlinson who instruct Guards as rmnfOICfVment OffCIer when found willynd in DrWoods Norway Pine Syrup remedy used by Canadian ijmof yuuflner 5f M1 and 100 000m pew to Visit the ClubV from natural causes overseas ac ed for two VOhIS at Woodstock in He went 10 North Air for HCUVC mothers for the past 48 years ording to recent casualty list driving and maintenance is now in service in the fall of 1943 ideIaIf WhehihereceWemme Christmggwcabottle the largevfninily sire uboutStiuics as much tillerat issued by RCAF He was shillinde infantry and has been transferred rived in Italy Just before ChllStA parcel from Trimt ChurchI he llldrug counters In TIMIIbmnCOIILImIVedVTmuIOIOIIL at RCAF stiiiion Camp Bordon to A14 Can Infantry Training Cen mHSSpndinghristmas Day thereIwmte me one of the finest and Mrs Middleton Reed GIPClly SL he was given the whole day fiee for considerable period before Aldclshot NS for course It IS coinctdence that he crossed most Sincere letters haveevr rel immANOfth Amca my t1teceived It seemed to bring him Hula Boy Almssmg same shlp as capt Angus ME very close to me and to this Church Beeton Soldier Home Pilot Officer Wilfred Carroll NabeV DarrIe boy 1109le repol and shall always treasure it The gt AnPte Bill SievellstitizBQQlUUTiillziitltbttiirllCDOliCd missnigiafter IedlnlsSIngjlnBCtIOIllnItayvwblle letter lrewmtlowsf AA Highlandds msmered himself Demhons accordmg to tow Italy be was engagediweenk in At any time mail and food are luckiest man aboard the Lady gram received by his parents Mr naissance WOIk Nelson hospital ship bebause he and Mrs liiIWSOIlA Olilliii Lieut MeBlide was member of 3gigEaCtohgsiszwgorgfz Iliad licked the jinx that had claim In his 1351 letter he wrote that he Trinity Anglican Church and was combmedV 36d arrive Wgether in led all previous members of hileOltld hC 20th on operations in formerly WolfCub Boy Scout thechlanight of jiLItalian wa family wliowentc to yvariltehadntlJUtICI HO WVIOtChiSIITOtl1CIinott0 inf Assistant SoiitthasteiHOV55 winter hey are daubxy expected to get back alive said the WOIIY if he 517011 he lCDONGCl miSS also Iamember of Barrie Dramatic Huddld over Charcoal brazier in soldier who Was injiiicdin liillllllL He WOtld tum ltp Izilways Club and former president of tent that apped discouragingly near Oitona do He has been overseas since Barrie Tennis Club While attend Inihe bitter mountain wind Sat lAiipiist1943and is igraduate of mg BCI he was active in nutn and mused too cold to writeVtoo Training for Alimew Oiiillia Collegiate Institute wherelber of waysV but chiefly in the miserable cOread by candlligm Flying OfficerMauiicc Park he played on both the junior band literary aiiddramatic fields and not fume huAngryA as using formerly lieutnant iit RCASC 9lil01 rugby teams Surviving are his parentspthree Isat When our arcelarrived Camp Borden is iiowstatioiied at sisters Mrs Thomson Patricia LugIIIrectiohylikepthat Of Aother rvv It II Noll ITS Eghmon Hunt Chm Tm WM vc 58 muse tidinan at Welleqey HOS fortunates was instantangousI and nitoIwhcre he Ibcins his training little hindcomamitig Canadian pitallor0nto formerly of CWAC for duties in aiiciw Enlisting in war aruyesfivmseas is heldin per whose husband Capt Thoin 18 always $95 Thihgloyof Kingston in November 1942 as pctuityAforA the Canadian people in son RCOC is nowserving inItaly gt3 warmlh warm It CadefFjQI Pal1Aattenaed OTC at the naineof thoDominioii Govern Pte AMary Graeme 1McBrIidc membralceani belng emIembElfd ThreeamassQueaiidiBiAoclfville ment and bdieavcdimients will be ACWAC BarriefieldKingston and SW35 mmugh bemgi t1 rceived his36de1euiemfcy inicijestTilImfiiTidifthbrcveirduring Jon McBride at home and one hke Irthu vgrylrfg fm er there iiiMay 1943 and The link bf IltostiliticsAItlm Imperial War Graves brother John McBride at home eSt 5h one Pm lfet aggy Liutenant arborden A19 RCAsclCommissimi sees tn it thatgiaves The fatheiaa veteran ofth last SelfSOYWWA IWT A15 IrgIi innJuly Of the same year tillei at Properly marked and cared for war is aSergeant with 2nd ten properPlospactWe retHlnSral filled administrative posisgi A19 up Relatives ivho wish to make en Battalion Grey and rSimcoe For new mil 15 until his departure early imMayI quiries about war gravesIshould ad esters and the younger son John LSUCh is the Pew 01 the mate dress them to Imperial War Graves is Petty Officer with Barrie ial aid of you and your congregationi No on will never won about wounded second Time Commisslonf canaduin Agency 312 RCSCC Kinnpenfeldt Arid Wheli to this IS added your handnlarks in dirt inson word has been lewmd WM Tlzsp BFA Ottawa Trlbute by 591mm mete a1ybe me sorrow nished ttt Arthritis it tanguishene that their son Tpr Jo at arrow 503110 lean quC1I mom mum hardimsb waShefn 9335113 Seph MarchjldonI was wmmdod in Pic lolinyBernard Victoria Har ing service Sunday said Have the best hehadm lifeVitsVelf EhMABmhMSHOtalL lemme action may 21 for lhesecond time bour had olie of the narrowest e5 Word was received on Tuesday to help Win the vmtory which our 59min beauty miWwansiwodA He enlisted in September 1942I capes of the war recently when he last that Lieutenant Joseph Bull forces are even now achieving in Workand furniture In SOFTONE 30 3WASHAABIVE with the Tank Corps went through and two Comrades cut through man McBride of this parish died ltaly We honour him and the home nthetic riibber are A91 lovehes Of all mien AA the Sicilian cam at and is now barbed Wire entanglement over of wounds received in battle In It from which he came We pay our All the heft and newest develeentSIm at to AAA Rome new beauty with 50 ONE in may bowhM shad has five sisters rsiding there AAWith two other privates he accom the members of his family of the to his supreme act of selfsacrifice Will nthle plentiful I66 thfEmS epresche 11 AA plished the job They were with heartfelt sympathy of all members May hisIsoul Irest in everlasting speedlttftltCIQSSsztchV your tires occasionallyIV1ecph 113 34 wounded in Action 48th Highlanders and part of the of this congregation in their tragic peace Properltlmated VandiahVC allihave Your tires regulary CC Mrs George Todd Penetang has spearhead attack in the Italian of bereavement IA private family scrvtce iIn mem by Dunlap dealer Ix nNIA received word that her son Sgt fensive Only when the attack graduate of Royal Military ory of Lieut McBride IS being held Iv AV Bruce Todd had been wounded in came did the engineers ofthe outfit College Lieutenant McBride was in Trinity Church this evening and one action He had been fighting with discover that the ground had ben lifelongmembec of this Church He memorial service in memoryof IV the 48th Highlanders in Italy He mined so heavily that the men must went overseas year ago with the Lieut McBride and several other had ben overseas year and ar have been working on the only op Canadian Armoured Corps and was members of congregation on rived in Italy last IgeerIars Dayi enVsection of the whole territoryuiIiagpn actionV With the IenemY SundayVJune1 Makers of THE WORLDISNfHNEST RES VI Al VARNISHCOMPANYALIMITED

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