6 Remembering those who served To honour Georgetown and Acton veterans, Th e Indepen- and the Acton Free Press in 1941. Korean War veterans’ names Georgetown or Acton at the time of the war, you can drop off dent & Free Press publishes the following list of veterans on and others omitt ed from the original lists have been added in the information at our offi ce in the Georgetown Market Place active duty during the Second World War. subsequent years. or e-mail
[email protected]. Include ‘Vet- Th e lists were fi rst printed in the Georgetown Herald in 1945 If you wish to add the name of a veteran who lived in erans’ in the subject line. CPL. HENRY GEAR HAYES B51846 Protective Unit PTE. ERNIE COLES, Knollwood Park, Kitchener, GEORGETOWN PTE. J.W. HEMPHILL, B93259, No. 7 Lt. Field GNR. M.B. VAREY, B11687, 11th Bty. R.C.A., 2nd Hy, SGT. ALFRED COLLINS, B51517, Toronto CANADIAN ARMY Ambulance, R.C.A.M.C. (A.F), 5th Cdn. A.A. Reg’t. (Mob.) (A.F.) PTE. GEORGE CHURNSIDE, 48th Highlanders, Camp Borden (Overseas) Armoured Division CPL. K.R. WESTFALL, B51835, 8th Inf. Bde., CPL. C.F. DAVIES, B51645, Camp Sussex, N.B. CPL. J.T. HENDERSON, (WW1 and WW2). Det. 2 H.Q., 3rd Cdn. Div. PTE. NORMAN DETKE, B51689, 14th Bde H.Q., Chippawa Barracks, PTE. HARRY L. ALLEN, B74016, No. 1 Holding Unit, 48th Highlanders TPR. ALLAN S. HERD, B67517, 4th Cdn. UNA WHEELER Niagara Falls, Ont CPL. HARVEY ALLEN, B51647, 9th Infantry Bde (H.Q.), Defence Platoon Rec.