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    A newspaper clipping about Rosseau's 50th birthday and a description of when it was an independent municipality.

    A newspaper clipping describing the telephone system in Rosseau and how it grew.

    Publicity tour for HMCS OAKVILLE's heroes

    "They captured U-boat crew". Photograph Lt. Hal Lawrence and petty Officer Arthur Powell

    War related articles found in The Grand River Sachem during 1914 For information on Soldiers, see Nov 4,11,25, Dec 16 For information on Women in War, see Sept 23 For information on Conscription, Enl

    "Oakville has Biggest Day as Corvette is Christened"...

    Article describing the christening of HMCS Oakville, Toronto Daily Star November 5, 1941

    Telegram news article dated November 10, 1942, describing sinking of the U-94 by HMCS Oakville

    Article from Canadian Navy "The Crowsnest", February 1955, regarding HMCS Oakville.

    Anti-Aircraft gunner, Ordinary Seaman Douglas MacLean from Barrhead, Alberta

    A white leather document box lined with an issue of The Bee newspaper.

    July 21, 1934 buried Arnill Cemetery This clipping can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

    War related articles found in The Grand River Sachem during 1915. For information on Soldiers, see Jan 27, Mar 3,17,24,31, May 12,26, June 9, July 14, 128, Aug 11, Sept 8, Oct 20, Nov 24, Dec 1,15,22

    Lt. Harold Lawrence and Petty Officer Arthur Powell

    News clipping showing some HMCS Oakville crew members.

    The Oakville soldiers identified in the Oakville Record Star newspaper caption differ. The information used for this record originates with Frank McCraney, who donated the clipping and appears in the

    Peter Taylor, a gunner serving with the 23rd Field Regiment, participated in armed forces running events in Europe. He tied two Army Records, the 100 and 220 yard dash, in August 1945 at the Maple Le

    Peter Taylor, a gunner serving with the 23rd Field Regiment, participated in armed forces running events in Europe. He tied two Army Records, the 100 and 220 yard dash, in August 1945 at the Maple Le

    Toronto Daily Star, November 3, 1941. Articles leading up to HMCS Oakville's dedication.

    This newspaper clipping is about two local men who were stationed overseas during the Second World War. The first man is Stan Olmstead who distinguished himself for bravery. The second man is Signalm