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    Friends of L-Cpl. Ronald L. Hepburn are pleased to know that he arrived safely in Italy...

    Canadians round up all varieties of heavy guns and quantities of enemy ammunition in their drive up the Channel coast.

    Amy Cosh scrapbook - page 31

    Date of death recorded as May 23, 1944

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”

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    B 167817Pte. H.R. Stephens enlisted in the Canadian Army at Toronto on 30 November 1944. He was stationed there until 28 January 1945 when he was moved to Camp Borden Ontario. Pte. Stephens is at pre

    Ginger, the cocker spaniel, woke the family by barking when Roy arrived unexpectedly from overseas. He was a pup when Roy left.

    Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eggleton, King St. have received word that their son Pte. John Eggleton of the 48th Highlanders has arrived in Italy...

    Pte. Lambert of 'Caygeon is wounded Pte. S. Maxwell Lambert, aged 23, has been wounded in action while fighting in Italy, according to word received in Bobcaygeon by his mother, Mrs. William Shouldic

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”

    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

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

    “Back home, Youngest Flyer Slips into Normal Life with Family, Girl, Dances”