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    LAC Rodney Ainsworth, R.C.A.F. attached to R.A.F., formerly of Porter's Bookstore, Lindsay. A radio technician, he has seen service in Great Britain, Malta and North Africa.

    Lawton Kay Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Anderson, Lindsay, enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force on 1 September 1942. He trained at Toronto, Ont., Guelph, Ont., and at Mossbank, Sask. (O.F.U. O.T.U. H.C.U.). He served at #6 Br Sqd Alliford Bay, B.C., #116 Squ., Pennfield Ridge. Warrant ...

    Coboconk Family has six sons in Uniform Here 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): Morris, too young for service; Mrs. Angers, Pte. Sandford, Mrs. William Hannivan, Toronto, ...

    Cecil Annabell, R.C.A.F., visited at his home on St. Paul St...

    Word has been received that L.A.C. Lloyd Atchison has arrived safely overseas...

    Lindsay Boy Met Buckner In Alaska Mr. W. Barnsley, 72 Melbourne St. W. Lindsay, advised The Post to-day that while reading a book written by Joseph Driscoll, entitled War Discovers Alaska, he noticed the name of Major General Sidney Buckner Jr., who was recently ...

    W.S. Barton, D.F.C. Popular young Lindsay flier, who was promoted to the rank of Wing Commander. His father was head of Knitters Limited, here. His brother, Russell, also of the R.A.F., was killed just before war started, in a plane crash in England.

    Helped Pave Way for Ramree Raid Wing Cmdr. H. Beall Flying Liberators with the KAF South-East Air Command in the India-Burma war theatre, Wing Cmdr. Hugo Beall, RCAF, son of George Beall, of Lindsay, was one of those who helped prepare the way for the ...

    Squeeze it, Hugh! That's all there is-—there isn't any more. says Squadron Leader Hugh Beall of Lindsay, as he pours out the last drop of tea for Flying-Officer Gordie Doherty, of Fort William. They had just got back to their base in India after a cross-country flight. They are members ...

    Lindsay Boy again in News of Burma Front Command, India, Feb. 15--Flying Liberators with the RAF South-East Air Command in the India Burma War theatre, Wing-Cmdr. Hugo Beall, RCAF, son of George Beall, of Lindsay, was one of those who helped prepare the way for the ...

    Canadians Shared in Mandalay BlitzWith the R.C.A.F, in India, Jan. 16--One of the R.A.F. squadrons which took part in the devastating raid on Mandalay Saturday was led by Wing-Com. Hugo Beall of Lindsay. In all the attacking squadrons Canada was well ...

    Sgt. Bruce Betts R.C.A.F. who graduated from No. 9 A.O.F. St. John's Que. is spending two week's leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Betts, Bond St. Sgt. Betts is one of four brothers in the Armed Forces...

    Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Blakely of the R.A.F. Transport Command Montreal are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mason 27 Cambridge St. S...

    Mrs. Robert Leonard Bouch, 8 [?] Division St., town, has been advised that her husband is reported as missing. Sgt. Bouch was on a training flight off the east coast of Canada when he was last heard from...

    This article reports the address as Glenelg St. West, however all other articles about Harold Brennan reports it as Glenelg St. East...

    Harold Brennan, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Brennan, of 12 Glenelg St. E., has been promoted to Flying Officer in the R.C.A.F. Harold is now stationed somewhere in England...

    F/O Harold Brennan MissingNews was received here this morning by Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Brennan that their son, Flying Officer Harold Brennan is reported missing following operations on April 21st. It is understood that Flying Officer Harold J. Brennan took part in ...

    CREW MEMBERS of a Wellington bomber shot down over enemy territory, F.O. Harold Brennan, Lindsay, and F.O. Alfred Houston, Abbott Ave., were reunited this morning at Union station. Give of the six members of their crew had turned up in England safely after being missing for several weeks.

    F.O. Kenneth Stickney Brenton of Omemee, Ontario, paid the supreme sacrifice in World War II. Listed on the Honour Roll of Victoria and Haliburton Counties.

    Flt Sgt. D.F. Brown presumed dead – 13 June 1945.