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Grimsby Independent, 27 Aug 1942, p. 1     ...

Grimsby Independent, 13 Jul 1944, p. 1     Flight-Lieut. Ross "Bud" Lipsit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Awrey Lipsit, of Grimsby, has been awarded the D.F.C. Twenty-three years of age, Flight-Lieut. Lipsit is a pilot and went overseas two years ago.

Grimsby Independent, 1 Apr 1943, p. 1     Kidd, Keith Hope 'Buster': Jones, Rene: Jones, Walter

Grimsby Independent, 1 Apr 1943, p. 1     Mr. and Mrs. Reginald W. Haist, 1145 Valleyway, Niagara Falls, received a cable Tuesday advising that their only son, Flt. Sgt. John Clyde Haist, 20, was killed on active service March 29 and will be

Grimsby Independent, 1 Apr 1943, p. 1     Shepherd, D. E. son of Mr. and Mrs. George 'Pop' Shepherd

Grimsby Independent, 4 Mar 1943, p. 1     Letter from North Africa

Grimsby Independent, 4 Mar 1943, p. 1     Sgt. Nav. O.W. "Dick" Fonger who according to cablegram just received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fonger, Port Dalhousie, has been promoted to the rank of Pilot Officer in the R.C.A.F. in England

Grimsby Independent, 18 Mar 1943, p. 1     Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Comfort, of Grimsby Beach, have four sons in the armed services. Two are in the R.C.A.F. and two in the army. Three of the four are officers. All are graduates of Beamsville High an

Grimsby Independent, 28 Mar 1946, p. 3     Canada has played a vital part in that grim campaign of bringing back peace to all people...That is why this tribute is particularly being paid to the returning soldiers of Ukrainian descent of Grims

Grimsby Independent, 29 Apr 1943, p. 1     For the second time within 8 months, Mrs. Sarah Carleton, North Grimsby, has had the word conveyed to her, officially, that a son was missing overseas. On Sunday Mrs. Carleton was notified that "Serg

Grimsby Independent, 20 Jul 1944, p. 1     Pictured above are the five fighting sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Alfred Twocock, 44 Depot Street, all in the army and by so being, are rigidly upholding the family tradition of defending the Empire.

Grimsby Independent, 20 Jul 1944, p. 1     Cpl. Carman Hurst, 29, of Grimsby, son of Harvey Hurst and the late Mrs. Hurst was reported killed in action around Caen. Born in Grimsby, he was employed at the Farrell basket factory at the time of

Grimsby Independent, 11 Mar 1943, p. 2     I received a letter from overseas the other day. Of all the letters that I have received from all corners of the earth in the past 40 years, I appreciate this one more than all of them. It was from C