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    Tom Kingsborough enlisted in the Dental Corps of the Canadian Army at Kingston in January 1940. He trained at Cornwall and Brockville and was posted overseas in December 1941. He was sent to Italy in

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    Norland boy is welcomed on return A happy reunion took place at the Canadian National depot here this morning when F|L Lorne LeCraw of Norland returned home from overseas to be greeted by his English

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    Airman is home with his bride

    Flight Lieutenant K.S. Sleep enlisted November 1940, at the age of 18. After completing basic training he was an instructor until he went overseas in March 1942. Ken was stationed over in England and

    Gnr. Gordon Hughes of Burnt River, Ontario saw service overseas and action in Belgium. He arrived home on 23 April 1945.

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    Gnr. Gordon Hughes of Burnt River, Ontario saw service overseas and action in Belgium. He arrived home on 23 April 1945.

    Another English war bride arrived in town Tuesday night in the person of Mrs. Jack Eade, whose husband is overseas. Mrs. Eade arrived at the home of her husband's parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Eade. St.

    Lindsay War Bride Thinks Canada's O.K. Of a large number of English war brides arriving in Canada recently, only one will make her home in Lindsay. She is Mrs. J. Eade, wife of Driver Jack Eade of th

    Lindsay man meets daughter for first time Mr. Bernard Davis, of Lindsay, waited expectantly in Toronto Union Station last night for the arrival of his wife whom he met and married while with the R.C.

    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

    Two Lindsay men wounded in Italy Cpl. Thomas Madill and Gnr. Alex. Kingsborough casualties in action Lindsay, June 1 (Special) - Relatives have received information that Cpl. Thomas Madill and Gnr. A

    Two Lindsay soldiers on wounded list Cpl. Thos. Madill wounded twice in Sicilian campaign - Gnr. Aleck Kingsborough writes letter home two days before being a casualty. Two Lindsay boys, with the Can

    Earl J. Elliott whose parents live at 93 Melbourne St. W. in Lindsay, enlisted for service with the Canadian Army on 9 May 1941.He entered the R.C.O.C. of the army and trained at Toronto, Ottawa and

    Melville Steward Ruttan whose home is at 2 James Street, Lindsay, enlisted in the Canadian Army on 10 January 1941. He entered the Royal Canadian Artillery with the rank of Gunner. Gnr. Ruttan traine

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