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    RedMitchell of Lindsay sends home large parcel of souvenirs from BelgiumRfn. Mitchell Redmond enlisted with the First Midland Regiment in August 1940. He trained at Lindsay, Ottawa, St. John (NB), Al

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    Corvette Lindsay was in Invasion The Corvette Committee has received a letter from Lieut. G.A.V. Thomson, RCNVR, Commanding Officer of H.M.C.S. Lindsay, in which he states that they are continuing to

    Sgt. Green served with the Women’s Army and saw action in England, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Sgt. Green was mentioned in despatches in February 1945. Sgt. L.A. Green arrived home 29 Novem

    This card is part of a larger collection of World War II personnel clippings. The project began in 1944 at the Lindsay Library. The intent was to gather together as much information as possible on th

    Sgt. Green served with the Women’s Army and saw action in England, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Sgt. Green was mentioned in despatches in February 1945. Sgt. L.A. Green arrived home 29 Novem

    Sgt. Green served with the Women’s Army and saw action in England, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Sgt. Green was mentioned in despatches in February 1945. Sgt. L.A. Green arrived home 29 Novem

    Clark Arthurs enlisted in May 1941, and went overseas in August 1941. Clark is with the Royal Canadian Artillery. He went to France on D-Day and received his Sergeant’s stripes soon after.

    L.A. McEachern whose home is at Woodville, Ont., enlisted for service with the Canadian Army on 8 January 1942. He joined the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps and had the rank, Private. Pte. McEachern t

    Corporal Norman J. Grant enlisted in the army in the year 1941. He was in the invasion, going over on D-Day and was wounded in Belgium. Last word received he was in the holding Unit in England. ...

    Pte. Hawkins returns home on furlough A happy reunion took place at 88 William St. N., when Pte. Wm. Hawkins arrived home after serving overseas since July 14, 1940. Pte. Hawkins is a member of the H

    1944. OMEMEE WIFE GREETS INVALIDED SOLDIER HUSBAND AT KINGSTON WOUNDED OMEMEE MAN RETURNS TO CANADA Wounded on D-Day while on duty as a driver-mechanic for the Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical En

    Rifleman J.W. Huff writes mother night before the invasion Rifleman Huff writes asking Mother to carry on regardless of what happens and expresses the feeling that brighter days are ahead. Mrs. M. Bi

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    Wounded overseas is in action again

    E.J. Quibell whose home is at 13 Albert Street S. in Lindsay enlisted for service with the Canadian Army on 26 March 1941. He joined the Royal Canadian Artillery and had the rank of Gunner. Gnr. Quib

    Local boy first tank driver to enter towns

    This card is part of a larger collection of World War II personnel clippings. The project began in 1944 at the Lindsay Library. The intent was to gather together as much information as possible on th

    Invasion Day Flag flies in Lindsay White Engsign from Corvette Lindsay presented to Public Library. The Committee in charge of comforts for officers and men aboard H.M.C.S. "Lindsay" have received wo