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MEMORIAL TO BATTLE OF ATLANTIC
ROYAL CANADIAN SHIPS LOST BY ENEMY ACTION
1939-1945

"We that survive perchance may end our days
In some employment meriting no praise

They have outlived this fear, and their brave ends
Will ever be an honour to their friends."

Remembering the above may help you understand the
reason why the Navy have, during the post-war years, held
Battle of Atlantic Sunday.

Reading the list below may bring your minds back to these
Shipmates that at one time laughed and shared your sea-
going days during those fateful years. Take pride in the
fact that you deserved a place amongst them.

Name of Ship Class Date Position & Cause

Fraser Destroyer 25-6-40 Entrance to Gironde River (Biscay) Collision with H.M.S. Calcutta.

Bras D’or Aux. M/S. 19-10-40 Gulf of St. Lawrence. (Foundered)

Margaree Destroyer 22-10-40 North Atlantic. Collision with M/V. "Port Fairy".

Otter A/S. Yacht 26-3-41 Off Halifax (Fire).

Levis. Corvette 19-9-41 Nth. Atlantic - Torpedoed

Windflower Corvette 7-12-41 Nth. Atlantic - Torpedoed.

Spikenard Corvette 10-2-42 Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Racoon A/S. Yacht 7-9-42 Probably Torpedoed.

Charlottetown Corvette 11-9-42 Gulf of St. Lawrence - Torpedoed.

Ottawa Destroyer 13-9-42 Nth. Atlantic - Torpedoed.

Louisburg Corvette 6-2-43 Mediterranean - Aerial Torpedo.

Weyburn Corvette 22-2-43 Straits of Gibraltar - Mined. U-boat sighted in area.

St. Croix Destroyer 20-9-43 Nth. Atlantic - Torpedoed.

Chadebucto Bangor M/S. 21-10-43 St. Lawrence - Collision.

Athabaskan Destroyer 29-4-44 Ile de Vierge, English Channel Gunfire & Torpedoed.

Valleyfield Frigate. 7-5-44 Cape Race - Torpedoed.

Regina Corvette. 8-8-44 Bristol Channel-Torpedo or Mine.

Alberni Corvette. 21-8-44 English Channel-Torpedo or Mine.

Skeena Destroyer 25-10-44 Reyklavik - Total loss in Gale.

Shawinigan Corvette. 24-11-44 Cabot Strait - Lost.

Clayoquot Bangor M/S. 24-12-44 Halifax - Torpedoed.

Trentonian Corvette 22-2-45 Near Falmouth - Torpedoed.

Guysborough Bangor M/S. 17-3-45 Bay of Biscay - Torpedoed.

Esquimalt Bangor M/S. 16-4-45 Halifax - Torpedoed.

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Saskatchewan Pool Terminal No. 7
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

[left column/colonne de gauche]
H. Tamblin
F. Law
D. Dolan
G. Mitchell
R. Chenier
L. Bretton
L. Holland*
N. Perrier
D. White
D. McLennan
J. Lee
J.C. Swingler
R. Cousineau
R. Stark
J. Pineau
A. Villeneuve
G. Edwards
J. Atherley
N. Gaulet

[right column/colonne de droite]
D. Ritchie
J. Fawcett
J. Gehl
M.R. Bell
P. Henry
C. Travalo
D.J. Graham
F. Fiori
C. Horne
C. Brooks
J. Scott*
A.H. Lewis
R. Sanderson*
J. Dunhill
S. Sherlock
H. Anderson
C. Edwards
A. ????
F. Frost

FOR KING AND COUNTRY

MEMBERS OF
PORT ARTHUR LODGE #244, I.O.O.F.
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

A.H. EVANS
H. WALKER
J.P. GORDON
J. STERLING
R. ROGERS
C.H.BOLAND
F.W. BURNS
G.T. STRACHAN
T.A.SEPPPALA
F.W. PARKER
H. PAXTON
S.A. ARTHUR
C. ASTLEY
Dr. G.A. DUFF
H.J. JOHNSON
Wm. ARTHUR
W.M. CHAMBERS
J. HUTCHEON

[1]

ROLL of HONOUR

We record with pride and gratitude
the names of members of
PROVINCIAL PAPER LIMITED
PORT ARTHUR DIVISION
who are serving their King and Country

[left column/colonne de gauche]

K. Hillier
W. Franklin
R.A. Bartley
G. Craig
(#2) Geo. Halstead
J. Kochinski
Geo. Sims
L. Stewart
T. McCulloch
(#1) W. Hukkanen
T. Butler
L. Negro
(#1) D. Isaacs
W. Laughren
K. Garland
F. Bruce
T. Rumelhart

[centre column/colonne du centre]

A. Livingston
A. Heath
A. Hinchey
(#1) R. Hunter
R. Lees
W. Paul
W. Maloney
J. Isbester
M. Pretulak
T. Ailey
T. Bosch
E. Hawkins
J. Shields
A.L. Abbott
G. Stott
C.N. Walsh
(#6) M.J. Badre
K. Vezinz

[right column/colonne de droite]

(#1) J.F. Teskey
E.W. Karjala
F. Leblanc
R.J. McCullough
E.T. Widenoja
B. Dasey
G. Strachan
S. Christiansen
J. McLeod
M. Zubak
Miss M. Williams
A. Kelly
J. Elliott
S. Shaver
T. Desimone
D. McLeod
W. Horbachewski

[bottom/en bas]

FOR KING AND EMPIRE


#1=Killed in Action
#2=Wounded
#3=Missing

#4=Prisoner of War
#5=Died of Wounds
#6=Died of Natural Causes

[2]

ROLL of HONOUR

We record with pride and gratitude
the names of members of
PROVINCIAL PAPER LIMITED
PORT ARTHUR DIVISION
who are serving their King and Country

[left column/colonne de gauche]

J.J. Beyette
M. Volataire
S. Vak
(#6)J.C. McGregor
J. Mitchell
E. Bishop
R. Manahan
G. Harris
F.W. Parker
C. McMillan
G. Bell
F. Rody
M. Cameron
W. Clark
J. Murray
E. Rotmark
M. Rotmark
E. Laprade

[centre column/colonne du centre]

A. Watty
J. Forsyth
J. Walsh
Miss L. Ashe
Mrs. L.B. Best
L. Fonso
A. Boyer
R. Campbell
H. Danielson
G. Gawryluk
A. Kay
J. Nixon
O. Obarska
W. Maki
D. Gordon
W. Grant
W. Smith
(#1)W. Lanktree

[right column/colonne de droite]

T.E. Brougham
A. Allen
C.E. Barkley
W.C. Chambers
F. Fonso
R. Gilbert
Miss K. Gordon
J. Hodgson
J. Hutcheon
A. Lehto
R. Lavoie
R. McCutcheon
A. Stranges
A. Whistle
Miss I. Styffe
(#6)H. Nelson
D. McCracken
G. Milne

[bottom/en bas]

FOR KING AND EMPIRE


#1=Killed in Action
#2=Wounded
#3=Missing

#4=Prisoner of War
#5=Died of Wounds
#6=Died of Natural Causes

"CUSTODY OF THE COLOURS"

THE ABOVE QUEEN'S(KING'S) AND REGIMENTAL COLOURS
SHALL REMAIN SUSPENDED IN THE CHURCH FOR ETERNITY.
THEY SHOULD NOT BE CHANGED, CLEANED OR REPAIRED,
EVEN THOUGH THEY HANG IN TATTERS. ONLY MOVED OR
SHIFTED TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER "LAID UP" COLOURS.

"A MOTH-EATEN RAG ON A WORM-EATEN POLE,
IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKELY TO STIR A MAN'S SOUL,
'TIS THE DEEDS THAT WERE DONE 'NEATH THE MOTH-EATEN RAG,
WHEN THE POLE WAS A STAFF, AND THE RAG WAS A FLAG."

Presented by Col J.E. Swingler, DFC SBStJ CD

LAYING UP OF THE REGIMENTAL COLOURS

St. John's Anglican Church is designated the Regimental
Church of the Lake Superior Scottish Regiment.
All laid up colours will be held in trust by this church.
The Regiment has been perpetuated by the following
changes in name since its inception from a company of Algoma
Rifles in 1885.

96th Algoma Rifles 1885-1905
96th Lake Superior regiment 1905-1921
52nd Battalion C.E.F. 1915-1919
1st Battalion Lake Superior Regiment 1921-1942
1st Battalion Lake Superior Regiment (Motor) 1942-1949
2nd Battalion Lake Superior Regiment (Motor) 1941-1946
1st Battalion Lake Superior Scottish Regiment (Motor) 1949-1958
Lake Superior Scottish Regiment 1958-
5 June 1983

L.S.R. (MOTOR) COLOURS
PRESENTED BY
I.O.D.E.
1946

L.S.R. COLOURS
PRESENTED BY
I.O.D.E.
AND
BUSY BEE CLUB
1921

L.S.S.R. CADET CORPS FLAGS
PRESENTED BY
LT. COL. AND MRS. P.R.COOK
1963

THIS LIGHTING SYSTEM
WAS MADE POSSIBLE
THROUGH THE BEQUESTS OF
LT. COL. L.S. DEAR
DR. C.H. DEJARDIN
H.B. HARDY
MAGISTRATE W.H. RUSSELL
1961

TO THE GLORY OF GOD

THIS WINDOW IS ERECTED BY THE
SONS OF ENGLAND
WINCHESTER LODGE
99 PORT ARTHUR
IN MEMORY OF THE MEMBERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE
GREAT WAR 1914-1919

W. HOLT
S. LLOYD
W.S. PELLING
J.J. BRIDEN
A. SKELHORN
F.R. BALL
L. ARMITAGE

"LORD THOU HAST BEEN OUR REFUGE
FROM ONE GENERATION TO ANOTHER"

TO THE GLORY OF GOD

AND IN MEMORY OF THE
MEMBERS OF

LODGE GENERAL BROCK 75
AND
LODGE WINCHESTER 99

SONS OF ENGLAND BENEFIT SOCIETY
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE

SECOND GREAT WAR
1939-1945

C. EDWARDS
C. JONES
C. HINTON
B. SWINGLER

"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS"

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

Adderley R.E.
Ailey Albert E.
Ailey Henry F.
Ailey John Drew.
Ailey Chas. W.
Anderson James
Armstrong G.H.
Armstrong T.
Armitage A.F.
Ailey A.G.
Barnett F.D.
Barr Clifford
Bartley K.A.
Bushell Kathleen.
Barter George.
Beamish F.G.
Beamish R.E.
Bendell Perry C.
Bennett A.W.S.
Blades W.A.
Blundell Edward.
Boswell John.
Botly David H.
Bradley T.A.
Browning R.E.
Burke G.H.
Burke A.D.
Blanchard H.
Blanchard Wray.

Cook D.W.
Cook V.R.
Crowhurst W.G.
Chesterman W.G.
Clarke G.W.
Clarkson Wm. E.
Comben D.M.
Cook H.
Coons E.E.
Cosgrave M.
Cosgrave D.
Cox Clarence.
Cranfield A.V.
Chapman W.
Drew W.T.
Dundas D.
Deakin D.F.
Dickenson Ross.
Dillon Robt. E.
Duffield Robt.
Dyer E.E.
Diggins A.G.
Diggins Jean F.
Dean G.
Drew W.T.
Duffield E.

Edwards E.
Edwards W.H.Fr.
Elliott John C.
Elliott Floyd.
Ellis R.A.
Ellsworth T.G.
Ennon John E.
Ellsworth A.E.
Edwards T.E.
Feetham C.T.
Fisher T.E.
Ford A.E.O.
Francis T.
Francis F.A.
Gould T.W.
Gerow M.
Gerow R.E.
Gibbs Cranford R.
Godfrey F.
Greaves T.G.
Green Geo.
Gould H.F.
Gould H.A.
Graham H.W.
Gulka M.A.
Green S.
Hill W.E.H.
Hunt A.H.
Hague F.R.E.
Hague Ker.
Hartley M.
Heslop W.E.
Hill Floyd.
Hillis Evelyn.
Hinton E.
Hinton E.W.
Hinton Reginald.
Hinton W.
Holman Albert L.
Holman Reg. W.
Hughes W.A.
Hunt E.
Hunt E.A.
Hoose T.
Hodgson F.G.
Hodgson J.
John T.
Jones Clifford A.
Johnson R.
Johnson W.
Jetten J.W.
Johnson H.T.
Jacobi D.H.

Jago A.
Kilby Harold A.
King Stan.
Kohler J.R.

Lampen Hedley.
Law F.G.
Lage George.
Lage Herbert.
Locking John A.
Locking S.C.
Loveday T.G.
Lovelady D.W.

Mason K.J.
Martin V.A.
Maunder W.R.
MacDonnell N.
MacGoldrick Mac.
McCarney S.J.
McRibbin G.A.
McRibbin R.
McQuigge J.E.

Noy C.R.
Northam A.E.

Parton Hugh.

Peacock J.
Preece E.G.

Richards E.F.
Richards Robt.
Richardson J.E.
Richmond S.F.
Rourke Robt. R.
Rogers W. Ross.
Randall K.
Reid F.A.
Sandham Ernest.
Sargent Perry E.
Schieder John J.
Schieder Leonard H.
Schieder Rupert H.
Sitch P.T.
Soltas G.
Smith W.Q.P.




Sparks A.W.T.
Sparks F.S.
Stevens R.
Stewardson F.F.
Stewardson V.R.
Storey G.
Storey W.
Sutherland A.
Sutherland E.
Sutton M.
Stewart A.G.

Tanner Ann G.
Tansley T.E.
Taylor Chas. G.
Tebbenham W.C.
Tinsley C.F.
Travolo E.J.
Thornes D.J.

Walgate Richard.
Walgate Robt. G.
Wallace W.J.
Waller R de W. Jr.
Walsh Louis.
Watt G.F.
Whiteley G.R.
Wigmore J.A.
Wigmore J.E.
Wigmore K.E.
Wigmare Robt. E.
Wigmore W.J.
Wiley A.
Wiley C.M.
Williams A.J.
Williams M.
Williams R.E.
Wilson P.H.
Winterburn T.M.
Wilmot R.
Wilson H.T.
Wilson S.
Wardle W.A.
Wigmore Doreen.
Wigmore W.


[bottom]Arthur K.J.
Arthur R.T.
Arthur W.c.
Austin T.A.
Ailey Franes M.

Basford W.A.
Barter D.
Biggs R.W.

Barnett M.E.
Barter W.F.J.
Botla Kathleen.
Branshaw K.E.
Brooks E.F.
Brougham C.F.
Brougham D.K.

Caporale T.
Crowhurst Dorma.

Norris T.W.
Norris K.E.

Olive E.F.F.
Owen C.F.

Phipps M.A.
Phipps P.E.

Hogarth Fountain

The fountain was a gift to
the city of Port Arthur from
Mrs. Madge Hogarth in
honour of her husband Major
General D.M. Hogarth, an
early industrialist, sportsman,
soldier and politician.
Originally from Luton Hoo
Mansion, Hitchen,
Hertfordshire, England,
the 10 ton portland stone
foundation which dates back
to 1790 was purchased and
shipped to Waverly Park in
1964. The Hogarth fountain
was originally dedicated on
June 5, 1965. Following
extensive work in 2000,
the restored fountain was
re-dedicated at a ceremony
on June 5, 2001.