Southwold Veterans` War Memorial

·Southwold Veterans' War Memorial~.:~~·
The Southwold Ksyatr--ue Pomplex waa
ct
lowin& aa apP~ o~nmately
400 ·
people gathered for the
War Memorial Dedicationheld on Sunday,
·November 12th. FolIo~ a abort service
iDaide led by Commit-tee Chairperson Stan
Lidster, everyone
moved out "to the
memorial site.
Parade Marshall .
CWO Paul Donaldson
CD.wu in charp of a eun-dial and a ecaJe
the march to t)le model ol a Lysander
memorial. The pa- airplane. One atone
rade, led by Piper came from the farm of
James Carmichael, Albert Auckland, near
included the Colour Talbotville; and the
Party, Honour Guard, other from the Jenner
veterans, dignitaries, familyc:lBoxall. SixtyNavy Cadets, 7th six wooden crones
ArmyCadetCorpsand• with a poppy on each
741 Air Cadet Squad- one, were placed in 2
ron. U,fiOD.8 repre- rows in front of the
aented
included memorial, rep~ntAylmer, Port-Burwell, ing the lives lost.
Port Stanley, Rodney,
Twelve wreaths
St. Thomas, West were laid by M.P. Gar
Lome and the Native Knutson,SilverCroas,
Veterans Association. Dora
McArthur;
Muter of Ceremo- M.P .P. Steve Pe~,
niea
fiBs
Lolly Warden ofEliin Dune
Marshall of the Elgin McPhail, Mayor of
Regiment. A dedica- Southwold, Perry
tion prayer was given Clutterbuck; Mayor of
byPadreD.Roushom. St. Thomas, Marie
Al McGregor read the Turvey (designate);
list of66lost veterans Committee, Noble
fromthethreewars. A Tufford and Stan
moment ofsilence was J ones; 31 CER (The
observed at this time. Elgin&), CWO Paul
Gentil Vandena- Donaldson CD; Ko·beele provided the rean Veteran, Hank
1 LiaiPG&~andBaveille &wlby; No ~ Bombon his trumpet and Mr. ing & G~ery School
Carmichaelplayedthe Association, Garth
Lament on the ba&· Henderson; OPP and
pipes.
Flags were various Legions.
Blatoey
presented by Lome
Spicer (Airforce),
Part of the agenda
George
Goodhue _ leading up to this ape(Army) and Sharon cial day aa prepared
McCormick (Nav,).
by Len Lynch follow•:
Four Harvard airIn September 1998,
craft flew over form· asmallpoupofvoluning the Lost Airman teersformedacommit.tee to landscape· the
Salute.
The memorial, con- facility. Len Lynch
aista of2large atones, (continued on page 12)
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Shedden W. I .
Dora McArthur - Curator
April , 2001
t'he idea
for
aVe~~
ana' War Memon
~volved u a key ~­
ponent of the proJect.
In October 199~, a
leparate committee
was formed to research
the names of~ Sou~­
wold Township re&l-
dentswhohad~~
for active sel'Ylce m
WWI, WWU and Ko-
der aircraA.
0
6,000 non-pilot
crew trained th
from November l !
to February 1945...
The Lysander ,
typical of the airc
used to pull ..droe
or targets" for prac
by the flyers and i
ners. Three of tl
Lysander& eras
during
trail
tlights, killin& t
·crews.
The intention o~
committee is to
duce a plaque lif
the names of all
served, to be plac
rean War. Countless
hours were spent ~Y
the commit~ c:ompiling data. ·
TheMemorialSiteis
a simple, dignifi_e d theRememb~
place of aolitude. A Services in 2001.
place where members
of the community and
visiton can reflect on
· the heritage of the
township.
It is a circle, .aymbolic of those who
I
~oinedtoget.her"inthe
t common cause of defendin& democracy
and freedom.
Two lf'dt stones,
one for each World
· War, represent iithe
roots of Southwold
TownshiP and the firm
resolve" ofthese young
people who left their
homes, families and
community to face the
uncertaintyofimpend·
ing oonflict.
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sent& -remembenng
. . foralltime"thosefrom
the community, w~
served and gave theu
lives for their country.
The cast plaque identifies the honouredveterana who loet their
lives.
In tribute to 14
Bombin& & Gunnery
School, that was located near Fingal, the
siteincludes a 1/4 scale
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nt D l .VAAn-
DEDieATfriG WAR MEMORIAL
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BY TIMEs-Jo~ STAFF
with· the names of 66
Southwold's
first Southwold veterans who
memorial to its First and fought in the three wars
Second World War veter- for Canada. ·
ans, and those who fought
The dedication will be
in Korea, will be dedicat1 ~ by ~e padre of the Eled Saturday.
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The memorial, which sm,Regunent and, weathincorporates a sundial, er permi~g, a flyover of
plaque, two large rocks four Harvard aircraft in
and a scale model of a _ ...,.___
Lysander airplane, will be
decorated Saturday outside the Keystone Comp lex in Shedden where it
is located.
Lome Spicer;· who
helped plan the memorial,
said the rocks come from'
the southwest 'and north~as't' ~ of SoJ.IthwoW.
Jhe ..P~es ~ marked ~. ,
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the "missing man" formation. .
That formation is in the
shape of a V with one
plane ~g _to symbol1ze a nussmg pilot.
. Spicer said the money
to erect the memorial was
raised, in part, through
annual Rosie Rhubarb 'eel-
ebrations and a $20,700
donation frOm a Southwold family.
A silhouette of a
Lysander plane, built to
one-quarter scale, is representational of the aircraft
used at the RCAF No. 4
Bomber and Gunnery
School at Fingal.
Shedden W. I .
Dora McArthur
Curator
April 2001
REMEMBERING FOR ALL TIME- Pictured with the SUncia/ at the War MemoriaJ.
site In Shedden are, from th8 left, George Stifel, one of the benefactors, and Len
Lynch and Lorne Spicer, members of the Southwold Township Veterans
Memorial CommittH.
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Dora McArthur - Curator
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NOVEMBER WREATHS:
Dignitaries walt with some of the wreaths placed last Sunday at the
Southwold War
· , the ~unlty'Js 'm ll...,.lum project. (T-J photo)
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PIMes ~ a fly-by during
lat Sundar's .ervlce at the
Southwould War MemorlaJ at the
K~ Complex. (T-J photo)
Ph.yl l is ·.& Lloyd Auckl a nd ·..
Edlth A~ckland and her fami ly
K~ren Flfe , Mar garet Lackey
Dla~e Ma?pherson , Brenda McArthur 5
Janlce Flsherand their families
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April , 2001 ·
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LAYING OF WREATHS - Dora McArthur is pictured placing the Silver Cross
wreath at the new War Memorial site in Shedden on November 12th. , ~ooo
April ,
COLOUR PARTY ARRIVES- A tDuching ceremony
was held Novembbr 12th when ths War Memorial
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Sh8dden. The huge stones represent WWI and
WWII. the Sundi:ll •tQIT!AtnhD,;,.,. ,,., ..u •:- ,.• .... __ _
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Corporation of the Township of South wold
You are cordially invited
to attend a ceremony
to dedicate a plaque
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to all Southwold Veterans
who served in
WWI, WWII and Korean War
at
Southwold Keystone Complex
35921 Talbot Line
Shedden, Ont.
On Saturday, November 3, 2001
At 10:00 a.m.
Refreshments
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Displays
TOWNSHIP OF SOUTHWOLD
SOUTHWOLD WAR MEMORIAL
TO THE SOU'ffiWOLD VETERANS
v'
WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II &
KOREAN WAR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2001
Southwold Veterans' War Memorial
And Veterans' Plaque
In September 1998, a small group of community
volunteers formed a committee to landscape this beautiful
facility, the Southwold Keystone Complex. We hope you have
noticed the new expansion with the many new trees.
The idea for a War Veteran's Memorial evolved as a
key component of this project. In October 1999, a separate
committee was formed to research the names of all Southwold
residents who had enlisted for active service in World War I
and World War II, as well as the Korean War.
The research committee, under the direction of Melba
Marr, spent the last two months of 1999 to September 2000
compiling data from the Southwold Honour Roll , Church and
School Honour Rolls and Women's Institute records. They
spent countless hours verifying records in the Elgin Military
Museum, newspaper archives, the National Archives and the
Veteran's Affairs & War Graves Internet sites. Personal
recollections and family histories were a valuable resource.
The Southwold Township population average has
consistently remained at approximately 4000 citizens for the
past 100 years. The research committee has determined that
284 residents served in World War I, while 257 residents
served in World War II. There were 3 men who served in
Korea.
In 2000, we honoured the 40 men from WWI and 26
men from wwn who did not return from the fields of battle.
Today we dedicate a plaque listing all veterans of
WWI, WWII and Korean War. It will have a permanent place
of honour on a wall in the entrance of this complex.
Taken from a speech written by Len Lynch
PROGRAM
Memorial Site
Keystone Complex
Greetings
Mayor's Remarks
Dedication of Plaque
Unveiling of Plaque
0 Canada
Chairman Stan Lidster
James Mcintyre
Rev. Canon Bob Mills
James Mcintyre and Stan Lidster
Kay Chamberlain
M.C.
George Gale
Prayer
Moment of Silence
Last Post
Lament
Reveille
Flags
Navy
Army
Airforce
Rev. Canon Bob Mills
Gentil V andenabeele
James Carmichael
Gentil Vandenabeele
Stewart J. Brown
Murray Smith
Noble Tufford
Relocate to Memorial Site
Formation to march to Memorial Site
Colour Party
Honour Guard
James Carmichael
Piper
CWO Paul Donaldson CD
Parade Marshall
Veterans
Dignitaries
Navy Cadets
7m Army Cadet Corps
741 Air Cadet Squadron
....
Represented today
Aylmer Legion
Pt. Burwell Legion
Pt. Stanley Legion Last Post 410 Colour Party
Rodney Legion
St. Thomas Legion
West Lome Legion
Native Veterans' Association Colour Party
Laying of Wreaths
M.P.
Perry Clutterbuck (designate)
Silver Cross
Marie (Graham) Dicker
M.P. P.
Steve Peters
Warden of Elgin
Duncan McPhail
Southwold Mayor
James Mcintyre
St. Thomas Mayor Peter Ostojic
Southwold Veteran Flossie (Blewett) Trimble
31 CER (The Elgins) CWO Paul Donaldson
Korean Veteran
Hank Bowlby
No 4 Bombing & Gunnery
School Assoc.
Garth Henderson
O.P.P.
Staff Sgt. Ryan Cox
RCAF
Bill Webster
God Save The Queen
Benediction
Rev. Canon Bob Mills
Dismissal of Veterans - Honour Guard - Cadets
IN RECOGNITION OF THE CITIZENS OF SOUTHWOLD TOWNSHIP WHO SERVED
THEIR COUNTRY IN THE ARMED SERV ICES OF WWI, WWII AND KOREAN WAR
WWI VETERANS
ABBOTT, MASON ELMORE
ABRAHAM, GEORGE
ALLAN, WALTER
ALLEN, EDWIN
ANDERSON, CLAIR
ANNETT, JEREMIAH
ANTONE, OLIVER
APPLEFORD, GEORGE
ATTWOOD, WILLIAM ARTHUR
AUCKLAND, ERNEST EDGAR
AUCKLAND, HERBERT
AUCKLAND, LEON RUSSELL
AUCKLAND, WALTER LEON
AUSTIN, ARTHUR EDWARD
AUSTIN, EDWIN
AYLING, WILLIAM LEONARD
BALSDEN, GEORGE RICHARD
BARRIE, JAMES
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BARRIE, ROBERT
BASSETT, ALBERT JOHN "JACK"
BEALES, GEORGE COCKERTON
BECHILL, CECIL CLAIR
BECHILL, CHESTER ERIC
BECHILL, HAROLD LLOYD
BELL, NORMAN
BERRY, EDWIN VICTOR
BOGART, ARTHUR JEREMIAH
BOWES, EMER "WILLIAM" JOHN
BOWES, GEORGE WILLIAM
BRADDON, GEORGE FREDERICK
BRADDON, WILLIAM ARTHUR
BROKENSHIRE, FREEMAN ALBERT (DR.)
BROWN, LESLIE OWEN
BROWN, THOMAS HENRY
BRUSH, JOHN ALBERT "LYNN"
BRUSH, LEONARD "LEON"
BURGESS, MONTY
BURRELL, WILLIAM C.
BYE, JOHN E.W.
CAMERON, WILLIAM MORLEY
CAMPBELL, ANSEL JOHN
CAMPBELL, ETHEL F,
CAMPBELL, JAMES
CAMPBELL, KENNETH TURNER
CAMPBELL, MALCOLM (DR.)
CAMPBELL, SPURGEON
CARTER, JOHN GEORGE
CASCADDAN,EMERSON
CASEY, WILLIAM ARCHER
CHAPPLE, GEORGE HENRY
CLARK, LEMUEL
CLARKE. GEORGE "EMERY"
CLARKE, GLENN WILLIAM
CLARKE, GUY HANDFORD
CLINTON, LEWIS EARLE
COEX, FRED
COLE,HENRY"HARRY"
COLEMAN,LEONARDJAMES
COOK, HAGGAI
COOPER, ALFRED ARTHUR
COOPER, ERNEST "VICTOR"
COOPER, JAMES
CORMAN, GEORGE ELLIS
CROCKER, HENRYJOHN"HARRY"
DICKEY, WILLIAM
DINGMAN, JAMES "ERNEST"
DIXON, WILLIAM
DOAN, LOUIS
DOUGLAS, CHARLES
DOWLER, FRANCIS JOHN "FRANK"
DOWN, SAMUEL
DUBBER, ROY EDWARD
EARLEY, JOHN NEWELL
EARLEY, SAMUEL
ELLIOTT, HERBERT JOHN
FARRAH, JOHN "ROLLAND"
FAWCETT, CYRIL J.
FIFE, VERNON WILSON
FLETCHER, WILBERT CLARENCE
FOX, EDWARD WILLIAM
FOX, WALTER HENRY
FRANCIS, EDWARD
FULTON, H. R.
FUTCHER, THOMAS BARNES (DR.)
GALE, ARHTUR AUSTIN
GALE, GODFREY
GAY, ROBERT
GILBERT, BASIL ELIJAH
GILL, REGINALD
GILL, WALTER
GLOVER, HAROLD WESLEY
GORDON, DUNCAN CLAYBOURNE
GOVENLOCK, JOHN
GRAY, JOHN
GREEN, W . "WILLIE"
HAMILTON, ADAM
HAMILTON, LEE
HARDY, EDWARD
HARRIS, CLAUDE "NORMAN"
HARRIS, MELVIN
HARRISON, GRANVILLE
HATHAWAY, SAMUEL ROBERT
HEIDT, CHARLES FREDERICK
HILL, THOMAS EDWARD
HOLDEN, PERCY EDWIN
HOOPER,WM.GEORGE
HUNTER, HERBERT OLONZO
HUSH, JAMES H.
JACKSON, ERNEST
JACKSON, LORNE LEE
JOINER, ANDREW DANIEL "VERNON"
JONES, CLARENCE LAVERN
KENNEDY, DOUGLAS
KENNEDY. H. LYLE
KERR, THOMAS A.
KESTLE, CLARANCE WILFRED
KETTLEWELL, CHARLES WESLEY
KETTLEWELL, WILLIAM RICHARD
KILLINS, DUNCAN TURNER
KILLINS, ROY
KILLINS, WILLIAM JOHN
KINGSLEY, EDWARD IRVING
KITSON, EDWARD
LaMOURE, ALLAN
LANGILL, CAMERON
LATISER, CARL
LAVER, BRUCE
LAWRENCE, JAMES
LOCKSLEY/LOXLEY, WILLIAM HENRY
LODGE, GORDON
LODGE, WILLIAM HENDERSON
LONGHURST, CHARLES
LOVLEY, ARTHUR "RAY"
LOVLEY, EARL JAMES
LUCKHURST, JOHN
LUMLEY, ARTHUR WILLEY
LUMLEY, BARTLEY GIBSON
LUMLEY, RAYW.
LUNN, ARTHUR FRANKLIN
LYLE, ROBINA CARLAW
MAHONEY, FELIX WILLIAM
MAJOR, CLIFFORD
MAJOR, WILLIAM LEONARD
MANVILLE, ALFRED
MARR, CLARENCE FRANCIS EARL
MARTIN, ARTHUR ALVIN (DR.)
MARTIN. H.
MASON, HERBERT
MAYCOCK, HARRY
McFARLANE, JOHN
MciNTOSH, ANGUS DANIEL
McKILLOP, ARCHIBALD
McLEAN, CHARLES DUNCAN
McLEAN, COLIN ANGUS
McLEAN, HARRY
McLELLAN, DANIEL ALLEN
McLELLAN, NEIL JAMES
McLEOD, JOHN WESLEY
McVEY, JAMES KENNETH
MEEK, CATHERINE
MEEK, JOHN FREELE
MEEK, MERVYN W ILFRED
MEEK, THEOPHILE JAMES
MEEK, VICTOR MAITLAND
MJLLER, CECIL
MILLER, FREDERICK HAMM
MILLER, WILFRED LAVERNE
MITCHELL, JOHN H.
MITCHELL, S. B .
MOFFATT, JOHN
MOLASKEY, ARNOLD RICHARD
MOODY, HARRY ALBERT
MORGAN, COLIN "WARD~
MORRIS, JOHN ROBERT
MORROW, HERBERT
MORSE, HARRY
MUNRO, DUNCAN GARFIELD
NEVILLE, GORDON "RICHARD"
NEWMAN, ERIC EARL
NEWMAN, JOHN "ROBERT"
NICHOLS, CLIFFORD
O'CONNOR, THEODORE MARTIN
PAGE, GARFIELD
PALMER, ERNEST
PALMER, GEORGE
PANLEY, WM.
PENHALE, LESLIE A.
PENNY, WALTER HERBERT
PHILPOTT, WILLIAM DANIEL
PIERCE, WILLIAM ROSS
PLAIN, PERCIVAL ROBERT"PERCY"
PRETTY, JOHN
PYATT, EARVEL EDWARD
PYATT, GARFIELD FREDERICK
RAMEY, CECIL
ROSS, ISAAC T.
ROULSTON, ELIZABETH ELLIOTT ' '
ROULSTON, JAMES EDGAR
ROULSTON, WRAY J.
RYCROFT, ERNEST EDWIN
SCOTT, ROBERT
SELLS, CHARLES GILBERT
SELLS, DARRELL C.
SELLS, LOUISE
SHARON, HUGH FREDERICK
SHERIDAN, THOMAS JAMES
SHINGLER, ALBERT HARVEY
SILCOX, ALBERT BROTHERHOOD
SILCOX, ALFRED ALLWORTH
SILCOX, BESSIE AMELIA
SILCOX, CHRISTOPHER "P ERC~
SILCOX, EVVA ALICE
SILCOX, GEORGE EDGAR
SILCOX, HUGH ALFRED
SILCOX, ROSS PHILLIPS
SILCOX, SIDNEY CLIFORD
SILCOX, WILFRED MORTIMER
SILCOX, WILLIAM LOGAN (DR.)
SIMKINS, GEORGE HENRY
SIMONS, HARRY LLOYD
SLOAN, EDWARD WESLEY
SMITH, HENRY JAMES
SMITH, LEONARD
SMITH, LORNE ARCHIBALD
SMITH, ROBERT
SNELL, JERROLD WEBBER (DR.)
SPARKS, ERNEST RALPH
SPREG,JOHN
STACEY, VERNUS HARTWELL
STAFFORD, HARVEY "ELWYN"
STEADMAN, ROBERT
STEVENSON, HERBERT L.
SUTTON , CAMERON W.
TABOR, CHARLES HERBERT
TAYLOR, WILLIAM HENRY
THOMAS, CHARLES HERBERT
THORNE, RONALD FRANCIS
TOMKINSON, ALBERT VICTOR
TOMKINSON, FREDERICK
TRAVERS, WILLIAM "ALEXANDER"
TRICKETT, GEORGE
TUFFORD, FERNAN DUDLEY
TUFFORD, NORMAN GRANT
TURNER, ARTHUR "ELIAS"
TURNER, GRAFTON
WALES, ERNEST LESLIE
WALKER, GEORGE FREDERICK
WALLIS, ROY THOMAS
WARD, ALBERT H.
WARD, C. MONTAGUE B. "MONTY"
WARD, DUDLEY "NORMAN"
WARD, ERNEST S.
WARD, LENNARD OSMER
WARNER, JAMES
WARNER, WILLIAM
WAT SON, HERBERT"BERT"
WATSON, JOSEPH LEO "JOE"
WATSON, SIDNEY
WEBBER, EDGAR "MARK"
WELCH, CECIL LEVI
WELCH, HECTOR A.
WELCH, HERBERT
WELCH, JOHN EDWARD
WELCH, TRUMAN GARFIELD
WELCH, WILLIAM HARRY
WEST, STANLEY
WESTON, CLAUDE
WHITE, JAMES
WHITFIELD, ROBERT
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE JAMES
WILLIAMS, EARL GLEN
WILLOUGHBY, JOHN
WILLOUGHBY, JOHN SR.
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WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS
WILSON, WALTER
WIMBUSH, GORDON JAMES
WINTERMUTE, PERRY
WOOD, KING
WOODS, GEORGE
WOODS, NATHAN
WOODS, WILLIAM
YATES, WILLIAM BURNEY
YEANDLE, ELMER CHARLES
YOUNG, JOHN W.
ZAVITZ, LORNE
WW/1 VETERANS
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ADLINGTON, JOHN
ALLAN, HUGH
ALWARD, ROY B.
ANNETT, FREIDA
ANNETT, JOHN "SYDNE~ BRUCE
ARMSTRONG, BASIL
ARNOLD, JACK
AUSTIN, ALFRED RICHARD
BAKER, NOEL WENDELL
BARNES, CYRIL
BEECROFT, IVAN ERNEST
BEECROFT, LEONARD GORDON
BEER, CECIL
BEER, LELA VANESSA
BEER, LORNE
BENEDICT, JAMES ERNEST
BENNETT, LLOYD DOUGLAS
BERDAN,ORLEY "ROSS
BLACKMAN, G. WILLIAM
BLACKMAN, THOMAS
BLEWETT, DONALD KENNETH
BLEWETT, DOUGLAS LINDSAY
BLEWETT, FLOSSIE IRENE
BLEWETT, W. JACK
BOGART, JAMES ARTHUR
BOGART, MURRAY CECIL
BOGART, WALTER "CYRIL"
BOWLBY, HAROLD
BOWLBY, NELSON
BROWN, JAMES T.
BROWN, LYLE H.
BROWN, ROBERT
BROWN, ROBERT LUKE
BROWN, STEWART
BUCHAN, JOHN "KENNETH"
BUTLER, HAROLD NELSON
CALCOTT, EGERTON LINDSAY "TED"
CALCOTT, JOHN MURRAY
CAMPBELL, COLIN ALEXANDER
CAMPBELL, HAROLD A.
CAMPBELL, LLOYD
CAMPBELL, NEIL DAVIS
CARROLL, ERNEST GEORGE
CARTER, BETTY ANN
CARTER, JAMES BROWN LEE
CASWELL, ROY
CASWELL, WARREN
CHAMBERLAIN, MURRAY LEROY
COLE, ELMER CHARLTON
COLE, FREDW.
COLEMAN, JOSEPH
COLLARD, ALBERT HENRY
COMFORT, KEITH
COUTTS, WILLIAM ALEXANDER
CRABE, GEORGE FRANKLIN "FRANK"
CRABE, WILLIAM EUGENE
CRANDALL, ROBERT COLIN
CROFT, WILLIAM
CROSSON, JACK R.
CUMMINGS. CLARENCE R. "SHUG"
CUMMINGS, LAURENCE G. "BOUNCE"
DAUGHARTY, FRANCIS "STANLEY"
DAVVDY,C. RUSSELL"RUS~
DERBYSHIRE, DONOVAN EMERSON
DIBERT, LEONDARD
DOAN, CLARENCE J.
DODDS, NEIL
DOWN, RUSSELL SAWARD "PUFFY"
EVERITT, CHARLES ALEXANDER
FAULDS, GEORGE EMERSON (DR.)
FEAGAN, JACK WALTER
FIFE, JACK VERNON
FIRBY, CHARLES "REGINALD"
FLEMING, GEORGE A.
FLEMING, GLADYS
FLETCHER, EARL
FLETCHER, HAROLD
FORIS, STEPHEN
FOX, GERALD WALTER
FRENCH, HARRY E.
FRENCH, WILFRED A.
FULKERSON,EARL"MASON"
GALBRAITH, MALCOLM
GARDNER, EWART
GERMAN, W ILLIAM
GILLARD, FLOYD
GOODHUE, GEORGE WILLIAM
GOOLD, WALTER H.
GRAHAM, CLIFFORD GORDON
GREER, WILLIAM JOHN
GROUNDS, JOHN •JACK"
GUNNING, PERCY M.
HAGERTY, ALBERT G.
HAIGHT, JOHN "JACK"
HALL, GEORGE ELGIN
HALPIN, WILLIAM HENRY
HAMILTON, JAMES W.
HARRIS, HAROLD ROBERT
HARRIS, ROLAND
HARRIS, RONALD R.
HEIDT, ANSON
HEIDT, CYRIL CHARLES
HEIDT, RALPH OSBORNE
HILL, WALTER J.
HOLBORN, J. CLIFTON "TIP"
HORTON, CLARENCE
HOUGHTON, GORDON LEO
HUMPHRIES, ARCHIE ALLAN
IRVINE, ROBERT
JOHNSON, CLIVE W.
JOHNSON, ROBERT
JOHNSTON, ALBERT E.
JOINER, J. RICHARD
JONES, EDWARD
JONES, FRANK STANLEY
JONES, FREDERICK
JONES, NORMAN
JONES, ROBERT ALEXANDER
JONES, RONALD FLEMING
JONES, STANLEY
KARGUS, CLIFFORD
KILMER, CHARLES FREDERICK
KILMER, JAMES "STUART"
KILMER, MAXWELL RAYMOND "MAC"
KINGTON, ALFRED
KLOOSTERMAN, BROER
KLOOSTERMAN, WILLIAM
KNIGHT, HAROLD
KNIGHT, JACK DOUGLAS "JEEP~
LAMPMAN, HAROLD EDWARD
LANGLEY, FRED
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LETHBRIDGE, ALEXANDER "KENNETH"
LIDSTER, ARNOLD
LIDSTER, NOEL
LILLEY, ROY GRAHAM
LINDSAY, DOUGALD
LINDSAY, ROBERT P.
LINDSAY, VERNE EDMUND
LODGE, BURTON
LUMLEY, DONALD
LUMLEY, GRANT
LUMLEY, KENNETH ARTHUR
LUNN, ANGUS GORDON
LUNN,STUARTALEXANDER
MAJOR, GORDON
MALCOLM, JOHN ARCHIBALD
MARSHALL, W.C. "BILL•
MARTIN, EDWARD
MARTIN, R.
MATTHEWS, ERIC GEORGE
MATTHEWS, JAMES FRANKLIN
MATTHEWS, VERN AMBROSE
McALPINE, JAMES
McARTHUR, ARCHIBALD CARROLL
McCANDLESS, ALLEN ROY
McCORMICK, ARCHIE A.
McCORMICK, DONALD
McCORMICK, DONALD NEIL
McCORMICK, SHARON D.
McCURDY, EARL
MciNTEE, ALLAN
MciNTYRE, RANDOLPH ROSS
McKELLAR, MALCOLM
McLELLAN, DONALD STEWART
McLELLAN, EUGENE WALLACE
McLELLAN, ROBERT ALEXANDER
McLELLAN, ROSS CAMPBELL
McNAUGHTON, ROBERT MATTHEW
McPHERSON, ARCHIE G.
McTAVISH, ARCHIE
MEEK, ROBERT ALEXANDER
MILLIGAN, J. ARNOLD
MITCHELL, KENNETH RAY
MOFFAT, DAVID L.
MOORE, CLARENCE
MOORE, GEORGE EDWIN
MOORE, GERALD R.
MOORE, STEWART
MOORE, WALTER J.
MOORE, WILFRED "ANSON"
MOORE, WILLIAM J.
NETHERCOTT, FRED "GEORGE"
NEWLAND, FRANCIS
NICHOLS, CLIFFORD
NICHOLS, LLOYD ERNEST
NICHOLS, MURRAY EDWARD
NICHOLS, WILFRED G.
NICKERSON, HERBERT
NOTT, HAROLD ERNEST
O'BRIEN, COLIN LAWRENCE
PALMER, CLARENCE FREDERICK
PAYNE, CLAIR BURWELL
PENGELLY, LESLIE J.
RAMEY, HAROLD D.
RICE, HENRY
RICE, MERRITT
RIVERS, CHARLES ROBERT
RIVERS, GLENN FREDERICK
RIVERS, STANLEY JAY
RIVERS, WILLIAM LIDNEY
ROBERTSON, BRUCE
ROBERTSON, GEORGE
ROBERTSON, H.
ROBERTSON, RAY W .
ROSS, CHARLES OTTO
ROSS, HAROLD M.
RYCKMAN, ERNEST
RYCKMAN, NORMAN
SCIDMORE, STAN
SILCOX, ALFRED "LAWRENCE"
SILCOX, EDGAR "TED"
SILCOX, HUGH NEIL
SILCOX, JAMES "LEONARD~
SILCOX, LEO MORTIMER
SILCOX, SIDNEY ARTHUR
SMALL, FRANKLIN BLAIR
SMALL, GLENN ALLAN
SMALL, RONALD CLARENCE
SMITH, GEORGE "ELSON"
SMITH, LLOYD ALFRED "SPUD"
SMITH, MURRAY ARTHUR
SOMERVILLE, HAROLD
STAFFORD, E. RICHARD
STEVENSON, JAMES DOUGLAS
TEETZEL, ARCHIE
TEETZEL, HOWARD
THOMAS, MORLEY E.
TRACE, GLEN
TRAVERS, DONALD WARDELL
TRAVERS, FRANKLIN LEROY
TRIMBLE, ROBERT "EDWIN"
TUFFORD, FERMAN DUDLEY
TUFFORD, NOBLE GILBERT
TURNBULL, RALPH
TURNER, J.C.
TURNER, WILLIAM J.
WAITE, BARTHOLOMEW THEODORE
WALDOCK, THOMAS
WALKER, ROBERT
WARNER, ALBERT
WEAVER, HAROLD
WEBBER, ALFRED MELVIN
WEBBER, CHARLES DOUGLAS
WHITE, KENNETH JOSEPH
WHITELEY, ALBERT
WILKINSON, MURRAY A.
WILLIAMS, KENNETH
WILLIAMS, MARY "MADELINE"
WILLIAMS, MELVIN
WILLIAMS, SPURGEON FRANCIS
WILLOUGHBY, NORMAN H.
WILLSON, BARTLEY
W ITHEROW, ROBERT
WOODWARD, HUGH W.
WRIDE, REGINALD
WRIGHT, RALPH "ELLWOOD"
YOUNG, T .H.
KOREAN WAR VETERANS
BEAUPRE, RONALD
BOWLBY, HAROLD
SMALL, GLENN ALLAN
DEDICATED BY THE MUNICIPALITY
SOUTHWOLD NOVEMBER 3, 2001
LEST WE FOR ET
Program Credits
The following are the names of those who are primarily
responsible for the design and construction of the Southwold
Keystone Complex Landscaping and War Veteran's Memorial
Site.
Keystone Complex Landscape Committee
Chair
Len Lynch
Lome Spicer (Rosy Rhubarb Rep/Treasurer)
Kathy & Maurice Nesbitt
Karen Lynch
Leo Lynch
Landscape Designer - Catharine Spratley
Research Committee
Karen Collard
Chair
Melba Marr
Dora McArthur
Fred & Pat Temple
Jack 01mrpings
Stan Jones
Jamie & Brenda McArthur
Benefactors
Rosy Rhubarb Committee & Bingo Workers
Shedden I.O.O.F.
George & Fran Stifel
John Stifel
Various Personal & Memorial Donations
We wish to acknowledge the efforts of the many
community volunteers who assisted with this project and
those who assisted in the landscaping and maintenance of
the grounds.
ALL SOUfHWOLD VETERANS PLEASE SIGN BOOK
AT THE REGISTRATION TABLE
Special Thanks to all the volunteers who helped to make this
day possible including
Lt. Col. Doug Nicholson- 31 CER (The Elgins)
CWO Paul Donaldson CD- 31 CER (The Elgins)
2nd Lt. Robert Dymock - 7ttt Army Cadet Corps
2nd Lt. Wally Thibodeau
2nd Lt. Richard Weare - 741 All Cadet Squadron
Ian Raven - Manager - Elgin Military Museum
Bill Webster- Memorial Crosses
Louise Collard - Cover for Plaque
Amy Annett - Photographer
Keith Orchard- P.A. System
St. John's Ambulance
Southwold Township Fire Department
Thanks to all the people listed in this booklet and the many
unnamed people who made this day possible
Refreshments served by Boxall Women's Institute
Southwold Township Veteran's Memorial Committee
Chairman
Township Staff
Stan Lidster
Lome Spicer
Len Lynch
Noble Tufford
Perry Clutterbuck
Melba Marr
Pat Temple
Mary Clutterbuck
Michele Drewitt
THANKS TO ALL WHO PUT UP DISPLAYS TODAY
1.
No.4 Fingal Bombing & Gunnery School Association
Carl Colley, Garth Henderson and Ted Morrison
2. No.4 Fingal Bombing & Gunnery Display
Oliver Dunsmore and Bill Crabe
3.
Fingal Wildlife Management Area
(former No.4 Fingal B & G Airfield)
Lome Spicer and Ian Carmichael
4.
Elgin Military Museum, St. Thomas
Ian Raven
5. Boxall Women's Institute & Fingal United Church
6 . Frome United Church
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7.
Middlemarch Women's Institute
8.
Paynes Mills Women's Institute
9.
Shedden Women's Institute
10. Shedden United Church
11. Talbotville United Church
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BY MARG BERRY
Township War Memorial committee, and Southwold Mayor James Mcintyre
SHEDDEN -The standing-room-on-. pulled off the red covering to unveil a
ly crowd at the_Keystone Complex on large plaquEJ bearing th.e ·na.mes of 544
Satq.rday remembered Canadian 591- Southwold veterans of the two world
diers headed for the war in Af~. wars and the Korean conflict.
· The second annual Southwold ReA research committee, headed by Melmembrance Day service took on a som- . ba Marr, spent about a year compiling
bre note as Deputy Mayor Stan Lidster data from many sourees to come up with
called for two minut~ of silence:
the list of veterans.
"We are all aware of the horrific affairs
Last year Southwold held its first Reof Sept. 11," he said.
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membrance Day service at the new war
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Tweedsmuir History
Dora McArthur - Curator
April , 2002