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DIVISION ASSOCIATION CHAPTERS, UNITS,<br />

COMPANIES AND GROUP MINI-WEEKENDS<br />

ACROSS THE UNITED STATES<br />

(Continued from Page 35)<br />

Our closely knit group took in many of the tours. We<br />

somehow managed to end up on the same bus each<br />

Redmond, Washington, Roland and Jan Hendrickson<br />

of Salem, Oregon, George and Barbara Johnson of<br />

Petersburg, Virginia, Robert and Betty Jo McCarty<br />

of Terrytown, Louisiana, and Ken Sawyer and Fran<br />

Collard of Melbourne, Florida. All together there were<br />

20 attendees with a Company D, 273rd affiliation.<br />

time, allowing us to enjoy the interesting excursions We now look forward to our next reunion which will<br />

together. <strong>The</strong> hotel shuttle was used to advantage to be held in Danvers, Massachusetts (a short hop north<br />

take the group out to dinner a few evenings. <strong>The</strong>re of Boston) in August 1997. Perhaps this location will<br />

were usually 16 of us on board. <strong>The</strong>se 16 consisted of be convenient for more of our members. But, more<br />

Arthur Ayres of Reeders, Pennsylvania, Tom Black and more, the determining factor for attendance seems<br />

of Jefferson City Iowa, Allan and Mary Blackmar of to be a matter of health. So let's take better care of<br />

Pine Plaine, New York, Ed and Mary Case of Washing- ourselves. Don't disappoint the others with your<br />

ton Pennsylvania, Harry and Alberta Chandler of absence.<br />

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Anti-Tank<br />

Company<br />

272nd <strong>Infantry</strong><br />

Roy Bush, News Reporter<br />

1321 <strong>No</strong>rth Clayview Drive<br />

Liberty, Missouri 64068-3410<br />

Anti-Tank Company had a great time in<br />

Schaumburg, Illinois. We had four first<br />

timers and the rest were old timers. In the<br />

last three years, we have had 18 of our army<br />

buddies together - Nashville we had 9 new<br />

ones, at Myrtle Beach we had 5 new ones<br />

and at Schaumburg, Illinois we had 4. <strong>The</strong>re<br />

were 18 husbands and wives that attended<br />

the Schaumburg reunion.<br />

What a joy to see old army buddies again<br />

- it was <strong>50</strong> years since we had seen our<br />

buddies that we saw in Nashville, 51 at<br />

Myrtle Beach and 52 at Schaumburg.<br />

Back Row: Betty Koch, Ethelda VanHouten (First Timer),<br />

Evelyn Gustafson, Marge Bush. Front Row: Annette Walter<br />

(First Timer), Janet Sansoucy, Laura Shelton, Libby Calhoun<br />

Back row: Russell Koch, Don Calhoun, Roy Bush, Bob Walter (First<br />

Timer. Front Row: Urno Gustafson, Darwin VanHouten (First Timer),<br />

Dallas Shelton, Ray Sansoucy<br />

-36-<br />

First Timers John and Lois Brockwell<br />

(Continued on Page 37)

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