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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.

    Rodney Ainsworth enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force in November, 1941. He studied and trained as a radio technician at Toronto University and Clinton, and was posted overseas in July, 1943.

    James F. Alcorn entered from list of Lindsay Boys overseas - Oct 1944 Enlisted in the Canadian Army on July 29 1942. He received his training in Canada and proceeded overseas one year later arriving in England on August 7 1943. He has served with the forces in France, Holland, ...

    45th Battery, RCA

    John S. M. Allely Given Promotion While Overseas Many citizens of Lindsay will read with interest the following article from the Saskatoon Star - Pheonix [sic] referring to John S. M. Allely, a son of Mr. G.W. Allely, Kent St. West, a graduate of Lindsay Collegiate ...

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    Congratulations to L.K. Anderson of town who received his wings at Guelph Wireless School on Thurs...

    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 ...

    Canadian Virtual War Memorial - William Frank Anderson

    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...

    Pte. Steve Armstrong, went missing in Belgium. Previously worked at Knitters' Ltd.

    Bernard Arthurs enlisted in Peterborough in Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry highlanders, October 1940, trained at Kingston, transferred to Debert, May, 1941. He went overseas July 1941, sent to Sicily May 1943, then to Italy as Corporal. He was promoted to Sergeant, and then wounded his arm on 22 December 1943. ...

    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.

    Sgt. John J. Arthurs

    John Arthurs enlisted in Toronto, April 1942. He took his basic training in Quebec and Petawawa. He arrived in England 21 December 1942 and went to Italy in November 1943. Sgt. John is with the Royal Canadian Artillery.