LE1‘ us FIRST or ALL

BE THANKF UL . . . and then. remember that it is only V-DAY in Europe. Jhat the war IS NOT

_yetooer!.........

.. Here is much more

to be done and we dare i’ not “let clown ” until the

l Final Victory -- May each

of as merit the sacrifice of those who have died,

and those yet to

die in

our Service Only then will there be Peace!

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In Memoriam

WILLIAM EDWARD GRAHAM

Entered into rest March i4, i945. Wm. E. Grailam at the home of his son Bruce Graham, Kerlsingwn.

After a lingering IIIXIES at tho age oz seventy-live yours and etgllti months Mr. Graham was the last

goync and Bruce Adams.

BRIDAL SHOWER

friends and neighbor, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Him- liton Watts, Hampshire, to do hon- or to their son, Winsloe better known as (Buddy) and his bride (nee Isabelle MacDonald.) who were recently married. To the strains ti the wedding march played by Mrs. Cecil Stewart the bride and groom were escorted to the seat o! honor by Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards. The heavy laden baskets were carried in by Flossle Larter and Doris ‘homers. The humorous verses were read by Gerda Tremere and Gtrirlle Lari- er. while Non-nil Ward and Nonna ’l‘remere out the strings The gifts were arranged on the table by Ora ‘rremere and Mrs Lorne Watts. 'l‘hen Buddy in

ilappy manner. thanked all tor their nice presents. remembering those who made the shower auoh a success and inviting all to visit them in their new home. All then, joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows " The remain-l der of the eveni was spent In dancir" and soo :1 intercourse. music being furnished by Hebe: Camp ll, Roland Ward and Oliver ‘Prsn 7. A delicious lunch was sen" by lire ladies. In the wee smrl‘ nlrs of the morning all de-

aplj for their homes. feeling ey l id a very pleasant evening.

On Wednesday evening April 35,’

4 THE iilflicial List - of Casualties

ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY Previously Reported Prisoner of War And Now Reported Liberated:

Bell. Sydney Charles. Able Sea- 31:5! (DBMS). Britannia Bay. Previously lioporied Missing And Now Presumed Dead To Data The 18th of March. i945:

Bell-Irving, Richard Morris. LL. (El Vancouver. B. C.

Ilollwd, Thomas Vincent. Heu-

YL‘. E. Olllllll

Ch. ._

Peter II P. E. I. Hadley, Lieuten-

. nt. ,-e Frank, Mechanic- , Victoria. B. C. toseph Charles, Lead- . llumberstone. Ont. "c, Roswell Alexander, Claai. Toronto. Ont. Charles Austin, Vancouver, B. C. . Jack Gardner, Load- . Hamilton. Ont.

Robert John. Signal- Inan, Calgary,

Alta. Bodeux. Joseph Marcel. Signal- man. Calgary. Alta. Bourbonnals, Joseph Jean Guy, Petty Officer, Ville La . Que. James Edward. Stoker llt "autiord, Ont.

k Bishop.

Robert James, Tele- grap . Toronto, Orlt. Clal , James Peter, Ordinary Sealmll. Ottawa. Ont.

cfOSzfill. Abraham Bullard. Load- ing Coder. Vancouver. B. C. Densmore. Wilfred Harding, Cook. (S! Densmores Mills. NB Dicks. George Ronald. Petty "we

g our Buffett, Placentia a . . c 1e George. Stoker ist i’ I Sick Berth , Rlmbey, Alta.

Gal. Alexander Mowat, ing Slglldlmflahuwlfllilptg. Man

Garl ' lam, Signalman. Vane‘ , B. . Gendcs. Frederick Elmo, Stoker Petty Officer, Halifax, N. S. Gibs . Aivon Robert. Ordina ' Vancouver Island. B C. Joseph Victor

. William Ainslie. Eng- Artificer 5th Clas, Vic-

r‘ . William Alexander. Able . Port Aiberrli. BC.

Ole Burnett, Cook (s; ‘l.

n Raymond. Stoker Burford. Ont. Adelard Maur- Rignud Co.. Que. Paul Joseph. Stoker Bcaverton. Ont. George Thomas. Stok- lss. Toronto, Ont.

>4:| William Tudor, Able

gory. Alta. John Edwin, Ord~

Hutcheson. inary Seaman, Portage Ls Prairie. Man

MeCluskey. Henry. Able Seaman. Winnipeg. Man. McCutcheon. William Albert. Leading Writer. Vancouver, B. C. Neufeid. Arthur, Stoker 1st C1558. Vancouver. B. C. Paul. Kenneth Boyd. Leading Stoker. Montreal. Que. . Payne, Harry Alvin. Seaman, Duncan. B.C. l Renaud. Maurice Joseph. Stoker Patty Officer. Wallaceburg. Ont: Robertson. Robert Gordon. Tele-‘ l

Leading

graphist. Winnipeg. Man. Schmidt. Alfred Hugo, stoke.» 1st Clam. Prairie Grove, Mun, Shlllewaid. Sydney James. Tele- .

Marcou. Howard Foriescue. S.- L.. Westmount. Que. Padgham. Alexander Victor. PO.. to.

Previously Missing 0n Active Ser-

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Imrie. PO.. Toronto. Ont. Jakeman, Colin Inn. PO.. Roblin.

Lethbridge. Man. Ross. William. so. Mount Ver-i Vancouver. B. C. Jones. Howard Kitchener. F0, non, N.Y.. ..A. Vaehon. Marlin Edgar. F0. Yellow Grass. sask .mRyatn.gonal Thomas. FO., we“. oun, us.

EGG N000!!!

GUARDIAN

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VJDAY means not a thing to this husky young rascal, unless it is his Daddy's coming llome. This littlc citizen is happy any day so long as hos well icd and fccllng fine.

Yet he — above us all —— is the one to shout for joy today.

Is it not for l'lim,-— and for millions of bright faces of his generation — that men have been willing to sufier and to lay aside their freedom —- bit by bit — so that one day they might have it complete, secure?

Even so-tlle fruits of Victory are. not alone for those too young to know the privatlons of war . . . not alone for posterity. .

Here and now, men and women of our generation —

. scarred and wcaricd by long, grinding years of war -— shall know the blessings of a newborn day.

This new day is for the common man . . . for greater social justice, for broader opportunity to enjoy a richer, fuller life.

Ill i II

No thinking citizen here in Canada,or in any land touched by war, would believe for a moment that our problems are past. '

The prospect ahead is no easy one. . . Yet it cannot daunt the hardy stock of Canada — the men and women who carved this nation out of a wilderness, who through the years have fought the good fight as each emergency arose — down ‘ to the last Victory Loan . . . down to the last blood donation.

No, the prospect is hard, but a new spirit is abroad. W: Canadians, like all our Allies who have fought this fight with us, have been chastened by the ordeal, and we are determined —— by the eilort of the individual citizen . . . by the eiiort of the community — to bring a. better, stronger. healthier world out of the raging storm through which we have passed.

This is a day for cheering not simply for victory gver dictatorship, but for the assurance we have of the dawn if a better day.

Fits message is published as on expression of faith in the future of Canada. by the Bank of Montreal, which has been working with Canadians in all walks of_ life since 1817.

survivor and son o1 Edward EHO‘ gr§§£§jo$mw§fl%,. “’f.§,;',,.,,, Talk V," _ N”; n" 0mm, Purpomls Elmira-til". Merle Fflxvn- CPL- gdmvxaialllilllu 105° all" g°nlklliqgraphist Outremont Montreal Z‘ umed Dead 81,2359’, flgmom wmrsd FO cw. u , l‘ , .- - ’ ' -' -. I '- upyrefldence l“ agenda‘ ‘m? Qlg-"en William W n Anderson. Leonard Edward. F0. Climax, 535k. his Plrents while still a boy. and stevengon Rabat G“ “b M11’? Mldllndv 9m» Leblanc, Joseph Edouard Ger- emamed ma" mm“; m5 seamen Winds rr o prdon, Stok- Auld, Walter Nelson. PO., Cal- am, FQ, Montreal. Que.‘ ygn‘ mm l“; Ngvgynbg; “than he er 1st 6135s F191 Flll- gary. Alta. Linn, Hubert Joseph. ..0., Win- moved to Kenslligtoll. Wu“ .R1ln on. _Man. Baker, William Long. FO., Lil- n)pgg_ Mme _ MLGraham married Sarah Jane i slams’ A‘) ‘ma Gemge- Lead’ 1009!. BC- McDougal. Reslnzlld EVE?“- Burgoync o; Gmnvme in me year rpgn ores sslstant. Saint John. Bean, Bruce George Harold Rob- p0" 353mm 535g _ _ August 14th, i890. who predeceased P} vi ert. ilk-Sgt. lvfagog. Que. McEachern. John Wllllam Hugh. him October 11th, i930. He leaves N‘ lag-ill’ “ED011011 Bllilsifll and Benneli, Richard James. DF-C. F0. St. Catllarlnes, Ont. to mum m5 pawn; tyd-ee w,“ ow sported Killed in Action to W.-c., Wsrwlckshire, England. Mmnbb, Robe“ 3.155011, pg, William Edward ln Cavendish, 9*" 13"‘ MINI?» 1945 i303! RQ- BBHUMK. 590i?!‘ Hfllrih WQ- l Toronto. Ont. . fiobleertnBé-Glctel in lginslnfqtonalllcd ‘mggrlilhazlgd ‘lylllflglli a; sen: P I Galveston. TEXFlK: L l _ McPhec. Verne Alexander. Sgt...‘ er r esey in ctora, . . . ose l ugene nu Brown. l-laro rir. .- ieu.. Seavir, W. -l .. S.A. The Illileilal services were oollduct- Emile. Able Seaman. Ste. Elie North Dakota, USA. i Miles, VZl-‘non Lindsay, F0.,l w m m5 1am 110mg by Rev, D, E, DOriord. Que. Brown. John Francis. P0-. Thor- Bentley, Alta. l3§i..“"lil."iii.'i£. semis ...€sl..;‘°il.."sl;:i- . .. "rn .. . “are . . oron o. , r mss rnes. lc rl . . . fueelinfaly gpm the fourteenth chao- 1 Mcglelgag frllghn tDonald. Leacl- Sgtuasalloreti, lblnt. o Mgffall. John Winning. F.-Sgt., r o o . ng a , oron o, Ont. Charest, Joseph Marie Antoine Toronto, Ont. xiirliiiv ‘Ql““’.?§u‘§3§ norm. CANADIAN an: FORCE 3*“’"“" Po" Them)“ Mina lltgllungni David om’ Sgt" Haw] H. - , - ue. . n_. Fqfileer gll/ilfilgeiil-gfrsl-oltvl-ere: mm mm gxrrfiztrlzéies service FCéiérkmvinigglnuvlglljedgriclé William. eultvgyldagkarék Stanley. wo.. Mitch-l Home, Frederick Clarke Ihrle N Wm’ G m h d " " ° ' ' a F0 N l‘ ' - i ‘Bmpmm 0mm Cole’ Gay,“ mw whaling’ Mfgrse c ar . 10.. stpaniellsgg, lggglkiel Gor on. Haselspglg, (lglrptr-iey Francis. P‘.-Sgt..

rum o u - , _ , i JAE “lint uipgingegeg: n; Apr inygfliernzlce Alter Fllaixleyfl} Cillflalglxfgwlmgaléfld. DIM Pguifiiztlatrggiilepauembert Bastien. H" ° Carllsle Eiden Fleetwood wo panels" James Leo PO Grand- Owen nullér Klhlsll ' St. Thomsss cemetery, Spring Fun mo‘; M“ l -- “w M- ' ‘l vamnueer B C °5 H". F0», “m” _____._ fiwflhem- Lem. not». bin-Jill ~ John Mum» Po- Puke- owldn HOWMd. m, Windsor, Ont. fldmgntgm, Al“, Toronto. Ont. ‘ Cook. John Leo, lit-Sgt. Corn- Emery. John Lionel. PO. Leth- Porritt, Robert Arthur. F0, card of Thanks er Brook. Newfoundland. bridge. Alta. Knowlton. Que. , tKOEIIb ltllflctflt Jflléph. FO., Ot- Fairfield. Chlicsrloso Ernest. Fl.- PreeceB Gordon Lewis, Sgt, van-i IWI. n. , Lieut. Pemhro e. nt. couver. . C. t“... s“ ' , ensn on, w all 1 '~ - - - - , thchiymany Kfilu neighbors m“, outmuolgte. Qlpldward John. WO.. Ofiorakisaheodore. IO. Alliance. wg-Cldbtglorimlign rllomas Sloansn il‘ ell ror e many a o - - - - - - - ~' - . g~ klijdllggss showxrrhem qmmgtsthel: Previously Melsslng 0n Active Hardy. Lloyd Glen. PO. Guelph. lind- “ c Windsor En bereavement. Also thong w“; "n; Service - Now Reported Safe Ont. Reid. William Ferguson, P0" Flowers and Cards o! Sympathy. HarwooB. James Arthur. PO.. Hewetson. William Russell. PO.. Ores. Alta. 54H, Detroit, Mich. use. Saskatoon, Sask. Rlcken. Arthur Edward, PO.,l

John Alexander Kitchener. Ont. . Robineau. Gilbert Euclid; 1111051

PO. Sturgeon Fails. Ont

K8)’.

crfiigxllll. fileBrald Ernest. PO., Freq.

nlféfltltkassolse Edward. r0. p1“.

cp§gtlglrftl'_dl Henry ml. Po. Tor-

~ Aith l. . -. PO. Vilindsolr. ‘gntclenfld SHWUL W0“ 148th-

Sirovyak. John,’ hrisdgeLhAlg. ee . b t Lo . . vsnhurst. (Dani? me F0" G“ Soules, Milton Eldon, WO.. Osh.

augllOnt.

YEP?- Jos l Ral

F0. VanconveelivRC. ph Gordmh Swinton. Thomas Ross. p0,,

Wiplhiprrg. Man. n err. mus Plili

.WO.. Montreal. Que.‘ m” Rom" ' Vipond. Blair Everett. PO. Ed- monton. Alia.

Warnock. George Robert. P0, Reward. Sask. » Whitson. Robert Daniel, PO,

Port Saskatchewan. Alta. Wood. Matthew. FL-Lletlt. Osk~ bay. Victoria. BC

Woodiei’. Charles David. F0. Knowlton. Que.

Woolheiher. Socncer Elwood. PO.. Dahinda. Saslr.

Wounded

lflelloilsly Injured On Actlval~ 7 Service Corps of Royal Canadian

Beaulac, Germain, LAC. St.| ng eers Hyaclrlthc. Que. l Holland. William Bronson. L.- CANADA Sgt. Halifax. N. S. Died From Natural Causes v Rogers. Douglas Durpee, Svpr. Lee. gclgar John, lit-Sgt, Al- Oxford. 1;.“ Sh.“ w dad m nte. nt. oun -, o CANADIANS IN THE Canadign lArmoul-ed (‘orps '_- ROYAL AIR. FORCE Cameron. Blair Donald. Tor. f‘ OVERSEAS Moses River. NS » .

Corps or s»... Canadian

Previously Missing On Active Sen: vi Engineers

oe -— Now For Ofliclal Purposes

Presumed Dead fi Williams. Robert Burns, Spr, l Slralford, G. WO.. Bran- Smiths P.O., N.S. - don, Man. N.S. and P. E. l. Regiment MacDonald. Donald John. Pie. CANADIAN ARMY South Haven. N. S. OVERSEAS Wounded Remaining on Duty (Maritime Provinces) Corps of Royal Canadian Killed In Action Engineers _ Central Ontario Regiment Robichaud. Gerald Francis. Spn, . - Hartling. Everett fimmerson. Halifax, N. S. g i Glace Bay. N. S. ———— s j , .'.‘ C NS‘; liillldJ P.E.l. Regiment l i amp e , oseph Wliam. Co. s s , Mrs. Ella Campbell (mother), B. ,,_ N, ,_ N m ,,_,,, Will iiave First .

Earle. Thomas Irvine-rite, Syd-‘ , . .5. Johnson. Gordon Frederick.

Discharge Priority

Sgt. ‘ - Truro. N. S. >. Nickerson. Robert Alan, Pie . ~~---~rr"—'* ~ Haliiax. N.S. OTTAWA. May l - (QP —ll

N-S- Ind 7-5-1 “All!!!” lunofflclai source said tonight hi Ran??- RlChBYd JOWDYI. Ptenibelleved that long-service soldier! Point Michaud, N.S. ‘now on leave from ovcftfl! 59W!" Died 0f Wounds While lwill he granted their discharge Prisoner 0f War ' immediately timer “Dilly l0!‘ ll-