Montgomery Place was established with small land holdings under the federal government's 'Veteran's Land Act' for men and women returning from World War II and the Korean War. The streets of Montgomery Place all have names that come from World War II. The names are either of certain veterans or battles or places etc. The Montgomery Place Community Association fundraised to have special signs made explaining the history & significance of each street name. The signs were made by a local Montgomery Place resident and have been placed with permission on the street bearing the name on the sign. To find the correct coordinates for the final cache location you must locate the signs in Montgomery and look for the pertinent information. You may want to drive to save time but Montgomery is a beautiful neighbourhood to walk in. You do not need to enter anyone's yard. All signs are highly visible from public property.
Final coordinates are: N 52 AB.CDE W 106 FG.HIJ
To find the final cache please solve the following puzzle:
A= The third digit in the number of Canadian troops taken prisoner at Dieppe
B= The last digit in the number of hours Lt. Colonel David Vivian Currie held the town of St. Lambert against repeated German counter attacks
C= The third digit in the number of Canadian troops who lost their lives securing Ortona
D= The last digit in the year General Andrew McNaughton died.
E=Add together the three digits that appear on the sign for the HMCS Haida
F= The first digit in the number of Lancaster Bombers built in Canada
G= The last digit in the year Group Captain Sir Douglas Bader was discharged
H= The number of bridges involved in the Battle of Arnhem
I=The third digit in the year Lt. Colonel Cecil Merritt landed at Pourville with the South Saskatchewan Regiment
J= The last digit in the number of men who surrendered to Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten
The cache is a lock and lock container. Be on the lookout for muggles. Please rehide well. For the FTF please take an item without trading anything.