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4 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, November 29, 2006 Calver Continued from front known, three pilot brothers in the Commonwealth who paid the supreme sacrifice, according according to Calver. When the Clock Tower was dedicated, Calver began petitioning petitioning Town Hall to name a street after the Colvilles. "Politicians seem to have no problem getting streets named after them," Calver said in an interview with The Times on Monday morning, "we should be remembering the men who went overseas and never came back." According to Calver, a street name has been assigned to the Colvilles, but the sign is not yet up. Through Calver's insistence, Claringtoii did initiate initiate a program of naming streets after veterans, with a poppy on the sign identifying it as a street named after a veteran. veteran. • A year ago Calver began submitting a weekly article to this paper, listing filenames of local war dead. He co-ordinated co-ordinated the publication date as close to possible to the anniversary of their death. The articles include as much information information as Calver is able to determine where the soldier died, where he was buried, the name of his parents, a picture if available, and which cenotaph cenotaph his name is recorded on. Calver thought that after a year, he would have run out of names, but unfortunately that was not thé case. He now has a list of 74 names that he can't place, and is pleading for the public's assistance in putting an identity to these names. "The information is out there," said Calver. "There are relatives relatives and people who know these men," he stated. In a lot of cases he has a first initial and a last name. In the resource material he uses, KENDAL HILLS KENNELS All Breed Dog Boarding Facility Fully Licensed Vet Recommended BREEDERS OF FINE ENGLISH SETTERS AND CANADIAN HORSES ORONO, ONTARIO there is often more than one veteran with the same first initial initial and last name which- makes it impossible for him to distinguish between the ■ names. When he has found out everything he can about the names on Clarington's cenotaphs cenotaphs and memorials, Calver hopes to be able to publish his findings in a book; a lasting memorial to those men who left this, community to fight for freedom and never returned. Calver is pleading with anyone out there who has any information on the names on his list of 17 veterans, to please get in touch with him, either by phone at his home in Newcastle 905-987-4734, or e-mail snoopytoo@sympàtiço.ca WWI List: A. B. BLOOM 'E' (Newcastle Cenotaph) FRANK CAIRNS (Bethany Cenotaph) PERCY CHAMBERS (Bethany Cenotaph) STANLEY COLLINS (Clarke Twp.) T CURRAN (Bowmanville Cenotaph) F. G. GOODWIN (Bowmanville Cenotaph) RICHARD HADAWAY (Bethany Cenotaph) FERDINAND? HUBERT (Bethany Cenotaph) W. HUGHES (Bowmanville Cenotaph) 'G'KING (Bowmanville Cenotaph) C. LUXTON (Bowmanville Cenotaph) Robert James PAINTON?? ROBERT EDMUND PATTON (Kendal Ch. List-Pt. Hope?) GEORGE RAE H, RAY SIMPSON (Clarke Twp. List) C. SPRY (Bowmanville Cenotaph) C. WILEY (Bowmanville Cenotaph) We Salute Our Veterans We will remember them. Aug. 31,1918: Pte. ALFRED B. BLOOM'E'454635.21 years. 2nd Bn. Canadian Infantry. 59th Overseas Bn. CEF. (Eastern Ontario Regiment). Son of; Mrs. Catherine Bloome, Scarboro, England. Rests in Sec. IV. Plot G. Gr. 67, Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, France. Remembered with Honour in the 1918 Book of Remembrance, Page 370, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa and the Newcastle Cenotaph. Nov. 7,1918: Pte. ROBERT EDMUND PATTON 2498526, Died of Wounds. Canadian Forestry Corps. 25th Coy. C.E.F. (175th Battery). Rests in Sec. III. Plot F Gr. 9. Brookwood Military Cemetery, Surrey, UK. Honoured in the 1918, Book of Remembrance, page,483, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa. (Clarke Twp.). Dec. 6,1943; Pte. Eric Cheetham C/6179. Killed In Action. Canadian Hastings and Prince Edward RegLRCIC. Rests in.Sec. X. Plot F Gr. 15. Moro River Canadian War Cemetery, Italy. Remembered with Honour, in the 1943 Book of Remembrance, page 145, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa, and the Bowmanville Ontario, Cenotaph. If anyone has photos of this Serviceman or any Serviceperson featured, please send care of Orono Weekly Times. All photos will be returned. Researched by Bill Calver ■ :tiL (fwc To all vyho voted, supported and assisted with my re-election campaign, I wish to express my sincere appreciation. In lieu of a victory party a, cheque has been forwarded to the local food bank. On behalf of my family I wish each of you a very Merry "Christmas, good health and joy in the coming year. Charlie Trim Regional Councillor, Wards 3 & 4 \ i ) ] h mm- v.i ! ■' X Dan and Dorothy Doyle singing on the St. George's Ron Locke Anglican Church float at the Newcastle Santa Claus parade Sunday night. GORD ROBINSON Councillor Ward 4 ! I greatly appreciated all the support I received for 1 my re-election as, your Ward 4 Councillor. 1 will | I continue to represent all my constituents with the | I personal disposition;that you have been accus- | I tomed; as before niy door is always open to your | |. issues and Concerns. ' . ' | I • My sincere thanks, Gord | JJ. 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