December 1945 ups and downs magazine
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Upd & Downs Vol XLVI Dec 1945 - as transcribed by Roberta Horrox
pg 5
Lieut Sidney Morgan Killed in accident while on active service on the Western Front
Boys returnign to Canda from land sea and air and enemy prison camps
Ronald Chamberlain
William Richardson (photo on pg 8)
Lawrence Worthy
Harry Davis
Henry Road (photo pg 11)
Ernest Stevens
Arthur Hayden
Stephen Gurdon
Samuel (Sam) Robinson
Harold Dodham
Leonard Weston
Victor Reed
Fred Holden
Fred Tanner
Edward Cousins (photo pg 11)
Victor Sparrow (photo pg 11)
John T. Perrott
Jas. Ashton
Geo. W. H. Medley
Lionel Jeffrey
Arthur Richards
Dennis Booth
pg 6
George W. H. Medley - Capt Rev. (Photo)
Harold Dodham taken over a Misson Church which he ministers in his spare time. (photo)
Thomas H. L. Birch - Rev. Minister of Sheddon and Fingal Baptist Churhces
pg 7
Leslie Titcombe - Captain Salvation Army Officer and supervisor with the Auxiliary Brnch of the
Army’s work (photo)
Frederick V. Wakeling - Rev. Minister First Baptist Church Essex On (photo)
Pg 8
Donald Clarke (photo)
Ronald Bishop (photo)
w. Richardson (photo)
pg 11 Photos of the following:
Richard Mallett
Edward Cousins
Henry Road
Harold A. Wilde
Archibald Barrington
Victor Sparrow
W. R. Mcgill
Albert E. Olah
Norman Jones
Alfred Day
pg 12
George D. Grainger (old boy age 72)
Bert Hickford
Sidney Seeley (Tribute from a friend Sidney was killed in an accident at a gravel pit nov 1923
Christopher Coulthard
Albert E. Gurr
pg 13
Thomas M. Sadler (photo)
Albert North
James Strange
Henry Muncey
Charles Coles
William J. Ozard (C.N.R. Police Officer) (photo)
pg 15
News of Old Boys and Girls:
John Gibbs award D.F.M.
Jack Churchill D.F.C. and D.S.O. citation - “Hazardwous missions in Burma”
George Wright awards B.E.M.
Harry Hills - served with Australian Forces
tribute to N.C.O. to an ex-Goldings boy killed in action: L/Sgt Parkison
Frank Woods and son both serving in the navy
Fred Wakeling Pastor Baptist Chapel in town of which another old boy was Mayor
Rev. Dr. Ernest E. Smith A.B..,B.D. elected president of the Sioux Falls College Dakot USA
Rev Dr. J. Havergal Sheppard minister of Goldpoint Baptist Church - has 20 grandchildren - 3
sons in services and grandson in Ari Corps
Mrs Coates has son in Army one in Mrines and two in Navy
Mrs Quick to Canada in 1905
Mrs Weekes - amember of the 1st party of girls sent to Canada by the Doctor - 3 sons serving
overseas
pg 16
Geo. Elstub (photo- threshing)
Donald G. Morgan (photo stooking grain)
Albert E. Gurr
Ernest Routledge
pg 17
Joe Carter (photo)
working for Mr. McRae
Dennis Lunn (photo - filling the silo)
pg18
Warwick Edward Calder
Geo H. Beardshaw - was POW 28 days captured at Deventer spent V.E. Day in Nymegan
Holland
Sgt. Smelt R.N. - lost right eye
pg 19 Wedding Bells
Eric Bright and his bride
Henry T. Davis
Eva I. Widders now Mrs A. F. Burns
John Whitcher with his bride - married in England
Fred Slater and his bride
Ronald Brown and bride - Ronald lost the sigt of an eye in Italy
Laura Mitchell now Mrs. L. Bowe
pg 20 Our Girls Mail Bag
Mary Love
Lottie Heald now Mrs J. Gough
Lily Shannon
Jessie Carslake now Mrs J. Baines
Mary Findlay now Mrs A. (Alf) Holinshead
Lilian Fookes
Lillian Turner now Mrs H. Allen - mother of 7
pg 21
Violet Churchard now Mrs J. Colman
Mabel Vasey now Mrs T. Corcoran our little girl is growing fast
Amy Farmer now Mrs R. Jenkins
Minnie Foster now Mrs W. Murray
Doris Farmer now Mrs A. Barnett recently celebrated silver anniversary
Nellie Hart now Mrs A. Heberle
Annie Gennery now Mrs A. T. Adams and daughter (photo with sister Alice)
Alice Gennery now Mrs. H. Hodge (photo with sister Annie and neice)
Mary G. Humphreys (C.W.A.C.)
Eva Trebel now Mrs S. Morgan widow of S. (Sidney) Morgan - both Eva and Sidney are BHC
pg 22
Daisy L. Speller now Mrs F. Loverbek and children (photo)
Alice Ashford now Mrs W. L. Bruner 9photo of two daughters)
Nellie Graham now Mrs Percy Spencely, (photo with husband and children)
Edith Gardener now Mrs Richardson (photo with her family)
Francis E. Bright now Mrs G. Pengilley 0photo of stepson)
Maud Polgase (photo)
Ellen Silcocks now Mrs Gainer (photo with grandchildren)
Mary Roberts (photo with friend)
pg 23
Maud Cooper now Mrs H. Chamberlain - turning 72
Mary Littlewood - nurse at busy hospital
Name not given - mentions - An Old Girl who is nurse-Matron in an Anglican Indian Residential
School - been there 8 years - also does stenography and cooking meals for 125 children and
15 staff
pg 24
Dora Howe boys supervisor in Anglican Indian Residential School - 2 years at James Bay near
Hudson Bay working amongst the Cree Indians. 40 boys to look after. Work thre has ended -
been transferred to another school states “Many up North are dying without Christ vecaus of
that dreaded sickness T.B.
Alice Ashford now Mrs. W. Bruner
Mary Roberts
Elizabeth Dowsett now Mrs N. Anderson
pg 25 (photos)
Elizabeth Speck now Mrs W. T. Terry and chidlren
Mary Love
Walter Alway
small son of - Harold Vennell
children of Sarah Jones now Mrs D. Campbell
Kate Hibbert now Mrs D Rolley and son
pg 27
Weddings
June Tipping L.A.W in the R.C.A.F married to Lieut Patrick Callaghan in Vancouver states (real
Irishman”
Eva I. Widders Leadin Wren in the W.R.C.N.S marrited to Pte. Arthur F. Burns married in Cote
St Paul’s United Church Montreal
Cora Trevenna now Mrs J. Haslem daughter Rita nearly 16
Edith Gardeneer now Mrs Richardson
Violet Lilley now Mrs R. Hutchins daughtr Barbara is 12 Douglas 7
Mary Cuthbert now Mrs J. Campbell - son Brian is 5 years old works part time Motor Works
Canteen husband works in same factory
pg 5
Lieut Sidney Morgan Killed in accident while on active service on the Western Front
Boys returnign to Canda from land sea and air and enemy prison camps
Ronald Chamberlain
William Richardson (photo on pg 8)
Lawrence Worthy
Harry Davis
Henry Road (photo pg 11)
Ernest Stevens
Arthur Hayden
Stephen Gurdon
Samuel (Sam) Robinson
Harold Dodham
Leonard Weston
Victor Reed
Fred Holden
Fred Tanner
Edward Cousins (photo pg 11)
Victor Sparrow (photo pg 11)
John T. Perrott
Jas. Ashton
Geo. W. H. Medley
Lionel Jeffrey
Arthur Richards
Dennis Booth
pg 6
George W. H. Medley - Capt Rev. (Photo)
Harold Dodham taken over a Misson Church which he ministers in his spare time. (photo)
Thomas H. L. Birch - Rev. Minister of Sheddon and Fingal Baptist Churhces
pg 7
Leslie Titcombe - Captain Salvation Army Officer and supervisor with the Auxiliary Brnch of the
Army’s work (photo)
Frederick V. Wakeling - Rev. Minister First Baptist Church Essex On (photo)
Pg 8
Donald Clarke (photo)
Ronald Bishop (photo)
w. Richardson (photo)
pg 11 Photos of the following:
Richard Mallett
Edward Cousins
Henry Road
Harold A. Wilde
Archibald Barrington
Victor Sparrow
W. R. Mcgill
Albert E. Olah
Norman Jones
Alfred Day
pg 12
George D. Grainger (old boy age 72)
Bert Hickford
Sidney Seeley (Tribute from a friend Sidney was killed in an accident at a gravel pit nov 1923
Christopher Coulthard
Albert E. Gurr
pg 13
Thomas M. Sadler (photo)
Albert North
James Strange
Henry Muncey
Charles Coles
William J. Ozard (C.N.R. Police Officer) (photo)
pg 15
News of Old Boys and Girls:
John Gibbs award D.F.M.
Jack Churchill D.F.C. and D.S.O. citation - “Hazardwous missions in Burma”
George Wright awards B.E.M.
Harry Hills - served with Australian Forces
tribute to N.C.O. to an ex-Goldings boy killed in action: L/Sgt Parkison
Frank Woods and son both serving in the navy
Fred Wakeling Pastor Baptist Chapel in town of which another old boy was Mayor
Rev. Dr. Ernest E. Smith A.B..,B.D. elected president of the Sioux Falls College Dakot USA
Rev Dr. J. Havergal Sheppard minister of Goldpoint Baptist Church - has 20 grandchildren - 3
sons in services and grandson in Ari Corps
Mrs Coates has son in Army one in Mrines and two in Navy
Mrs Quick to Canada in 1905
Mrs Weekes - amember of the 1st party of girls sent to Canada by the Doctor - 3 sons serving
overseas
pg 16
Geo. Elstub (photo- threshing)
Donald G. Morgan (photo stooking grain)
Albert E. Gurr
Ernest Routledge
pg 17
Joe Carter (photo)
working for Mr. McRae
Dennis Lunn (photo - filling the silo)
pg18
Warwick Edward Calder
Geo H. Beardshaw - was POW 28 days captured at Deventer spent V.E. Day in Nymegan
Holland
Sgt. Smelt R.N. - lost right eye
pg 19 Wedding Bells
Eric Bright and his bride
Henry T. Davis
Eva I. Widders now Mrs A. F. Burns
John Whitcher with his bride - married in England
Fred Slater and his bride
Ronald Brown and bride - Ronald lost the sigt of an eye in Italy
Laura Mitchell now Mrs. L. Bowe
pg 20 Our Girls Mail Bag
Mary Love
Lottie Heald now Mrs J. Gough
Lily Shannon
Jessie Carslake now Mrs J. Baines
Mary Findlay now Mrs A. (Alf) Holinshead
Lilian Fookes
Lillian Turner now Mrs H. Allen - mother of 7
pg 21
Violet Churchard now Mrs J. Colman
Mabel Vasey now Mrs T. Corcoran our little girl is growing fast
Amy Farmer now Mrs R. Jenkins
Minnie Foster now Mrs W. Murray
Doris Farmer now Mrs A. Barnett recently celebrated silver anniversary
Nellie Hart now Mrs A. Heberle
Annie Gennery now Mrs A. T. Adams and daughter (photo with sister Alice)
Alice Gennery now Mrs. H. Hodge (photo with sister Annie and neice)
Mary G. Humphreys (C.W.A.C.)
Eva Trebel now Mrs S. Morgan widow of S. (Sidney) Morgan - both Eva and Sidney are BHC
pg 22
Daisy L. Speller now Mrs F. Loverbek and children (photo)
Alice Ashford now Mrs W. L. Bruner 9photo of two daughters)
Nellie Graham now Mrs Percy Spencely, (photo with husband and children)
Edith Gardener now Mrs Richardson (photo with her family)
Francis E. Bright now Mrs G. Pengilley 0photo of stepson)
Maud Polgase (photo)
Ellen Silcocks now Mrs Gainer (photo with grandchildren)
Mary Roberts (photo with friend)
pg 23
Maud Cooper now Mrs H. Chamberlain - turning 72
Mary Littlewood - nurse at busy hospital
Name not given - mentions - An Old Girl who is nurse-Matron in an Anglican Indian Residential
School - been there 8 years - also does stenography and cooking meals for 125 children and
15 staff
pg 24
Dora Howe boys supervisor in Anglican Indian Residential School - 2 years at James Bay near
Hudson Bay working amongst the Cree Indians. 40 boys to look after. Work thre has ended -
been transferred to another school states “Many up North are dying without Christ vecaus of
that dreaded sickness T.B.
Alice Ashford now Mrs. W. Bruner
Mary Roberts
Elizabeth Dowsett now Mrs N. Anderson
pg 25 (photos)
Elizabeth Speck now Mrs W. T. Terry and chidlren
Mary Love
Walter Alway
small son of - Harold Vennell
children of Sarah Jones now Mrs D. Campbell
Kate Hibbert now Mrs D Rolley and son
pg 27
Weddings
June Tipping L.A.W in the R.C.A.F married to Lieut Patrick Callaghan in Vancouver states (real
Irishman”
Eva I. Widders Leadin Wren in the W.R.C.N.S marrited to Pte. Arthur F. Burns married in Cote
St Paul’s United Church Montreal
Cora Trevenna now Mrs J. Haslem daughter Rita nearly 16
Edith Gardeneer now Mrs Richardson
Violet Lilley now Mrs R. Hutchins daughtr Barbara is 12 Douglas 7
Mary Cuthbert now Mrs J. Campbell - son Brian is 5 years old works part time Motor Works
Canteen husband works in same factory
