-e. William T. Fraser Killed i in Action nother - Seine reminder of the t of war came to.Dunnville last ‘k in. the announcement of the pat th on active service of Private eo liam Thomas Fraser, son of Po- Chief and.-Mrs. A. C. Fraser, te. ee than a month after he Villiam’ Thomas Fraser reached hig 21st birthday. Pte. ser was killed in action on the an trent on May 23rd, 1944. a on April 24th, 1923, ‘and his ‘ation was gleaned in the pub- ind high schools of Caledonia Cayuga. He came to Dunn- : with his parents on Nov. Ist, ‘He was keenly interested in ts, particularly in. baseball and — ee » ang: at: 46, Years of age was im saDE ft Cay- ang” came carapnelye by rit dventure. ‘His father had coy “ aished himself in the last war, it was little wonder that Billy e jd -want to do his part in: this — 3 and. on. his. 18th birthday, Ap- © ‘4th, 1941, @: volunteered for € bes in the Royal. Canadian Air About a year later, he left Sir Force for.active army, and after: ‘Yolunteered for active — Ce. + August; 1943, Pte. TBSee went seas, and for a tin aS 2 2d to a demonstrat Jatoon ngland. . This, however, was vhat he wanted, and he quick- lunteered for. service ‘on the in Front, where he: ‘saw action nly a short -time .be: supreme Sacrifice. a ee > had been ‘Cheerful © always. [S| LM Pe the contents of sthem showed to be without fear of what — t lay ahead, and it can be read- “ssumed that he was holding is end of the job assigned him . the end came. Sympathy out to his parents, Chief and Fraser, and to his only sister, Y, aged ‘15, who survive him.