Unveiling Roll of Honor

Bruce Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 31, 25 April 1918, Page 5

Unveiling Roll of Honor

TOKOITI SCHOOL. The oeremony of unveiling roll of honor of former pupils of Tokoiti s °h°°| who have taken their share in the fight for the Empire's cause took place yesterday afternoon, just prior to the dis* persal of the pupils, and it was fitting that the function should take place on the eve of the anniversary of the historic landing on Gallipoli. Mr Peter Porter (chairman of the Behoof committee) presided, and, owing to the brief notice, thers was only a sparse attendance of parents. Apologies were received for the absence of Rev. J. Featherston, Messrs T. Scott and S. M'Noe. Brief and appropriate addresses were delivered by the Chairman, Mr C. King (Mayor of Milton) who performed the unveiling oeremony, Messrs J. B. M'lntosh and J. R. Wilson, The list of names inscribed on the roll at present is as follows; — Death Roll. Brown, Daniel Barrett, William H, Cooper, Ernest William Duthie, Robert L. M, ' Jones, Charles Jones, Alfred Ernest Kinloch, George . Kinloch, Henry Lockhart, James Mahoney, Lance Sanson, George Tweedie, David On Active Service, or Returned, Bridson, Charles Bridson, Daniel James Bridson, William Bridson, Robert Bridson, Thomas Currie, Alex. Carruthers, A, Carruthers, James Cockerill, Denise Ferguson, Robert Fraser, Leonard Grame, 0. Hyslop, George Hyslop, R. Houston, Eric Houston, William Houston, John Hamilton, William Hamilton, Alexander Hollick, William - Higgie, James Higgie, John Hißlop, William, Y.M.C-Ai Jones, W Kent, Walter Kent, Robert Kent, William Litburne, David Mahoney, Brian Ernest Mac William, Alexander M'Gregor, Donald M'lntosh, John M'lntosh, William M'Donald, Charles M'Noe, William A, M'Noe, Albert M'Noe, Samuel M'Gill, Peter M Gill, John Murray, Albert Reynold Mills, Charles Orr, Norman Paul, Morton Reid, James Sanson, C. Somerville, James Scott, Henry Hector Taylor, John Tweedie, Robert Tough, Arthur Wyber, Marcus Wilson, Robert Yorston, Richard Charles The roll is of beautifully-lithographed design, and. was framed by Mr John R. Wilson, whilst the penmanship was neatly executed by Mr James Adam.