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    Rifleman Jack Martin, Victoria Road, enlisted in the Midland Regiment in Lindsay in August 1940. He trained in Lindsay, Ottawa, St. Johns (NS), Niagara Falls, Edmonton, and Prince Rupert. He married

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    William Edward Roy Junkin enlisted in the Canadian Army (Infantry) on 6 August 1940. He entered the Midland Regiment as a Private and took training as a Driver. During his service in Canada he had po

    William Edward Roy Junkin enlisted in the Canadian Army (Infantry) on 6 August 1940. He entered the Midland Regiment as a Private and took training as a Driver. During his service in Canada he had po

    Pte. G. V. Curry, C-65060 enlisted in Lindsay with the Midland Regiment in August, 1940. He went overseas in September 1942. There he was transferred to the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment. He wa

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    Pte. Marshall Jap Prisoner at Hong Kong Is fourth Lindsay Soldier now reported Jap prisoner - Enlisted with the Midland Regiment - Another brother in the Service Mrs. William Marshall, 140 Kent St. E

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    Second Lindsay boy freed from Japanese flying home Taken prisoner at fall of Hong Kong - Rifleman reported safe A second Lindsay boy has been reported safe after several years as a Japanese prisoner

    Coboconk soldier, member of Midland Regiment at Prince Rupert, accidentally killed

    Harry Heels of Lindsay enlisted with the Midland Regiment on 2 August 1940. He left for Ottawa, Ontario on 30 January 1941, and left there for St. Johns 28 April 1941. He was moved back to Niagara-on

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    Jas. Parker enlisted 09 January 1941 at Cobourg, Ontario with the 1st Midland Reg. as a bandsman, moved to Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, the end of January 1941, there until May 1941 when they moved on to

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    George Albert Quibell of Cresswell, Ontario, enlisted for service with the Canadian Army on 1 March 1941. He entered the army, joining the Midland Regiment as a Private Pte. Quibell trained at Ottawa

    Coboconk Family has six sons in UniformHere are Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Angers, of Coboconk, with their 14 children, six in uniform and a seventh aiming at the Air Force. LEFT to RIGHT are: (back row):