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A number of familiar faces are missing
since our last issue. Among those who
purchased to join the armed forces was
Const. J. G. (“Chuck”) Bennett who dis-
carded his dog team and snow shoes in
favour of Air Force blue.

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“Tony” Gunn (ex-Commissioner’s Of-
fice) is now with the Naval police at a
“west coast port”.

Const. L. E. (“Larry”) Requa is in the
Army, last address was Vernon. Junior
Clerk Roy Okell of the headquarters motor
licence branch also chose the army. When
last heard from he was at Debert Camp
completing officer’s training course.

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Asst. Supervisor W. E. Giles of the
headquarters Fingerprint Section went out,
time expired on March 31st and is now

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settled in eastern Canada. His many
friends will wish him good luck in civil life.

Time expired at the same time were Con-
stables Clarence House (Nelson) and S. A.
McKim (Prince Rupert).

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Sergt. J. H. McClinton (Alberni) and
Skipper Harold Raybone (PML 14) are
both pilot officers in the R.C.A.F.

Const. A. P. L. Cartwright (Terrace) is
another man we lost to the army. “Bobby”
Sims went ‘out on pension recently.

Also time expired in March were Clerk
R. S. Stanton (Motor Branch) and Const.
J. Blatchford of Alexis Creek.

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Another old timer pensioned in March
was Charlie Kench (North Vancouver).

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He was a familiar figure at Fraser Valley
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the best.

Bob Marshall who acted as Armourer at
Headquarters is back in the army again.
Last heard from in Northern B.C. he
wished to be remembered to his many
friends.

A few more went in May including
Bill Sands of Rossland, Hughie McGlinchy
of Mission (on pension) and W. R. Mc
Kay of the Vancouver Motor Licence
Branch—time expired.

Const. G. Davis of Telegraph Creek
purchased recently and will try his hand
in other fields. Good luck, Gerry.

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