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    Stationed overseas, two brothers killed in action.

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    WILLIAM DAYNES—from group photo Members of the original 45th Warder, November 21, 1945.

    Gnr. V.E. Kellett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kellett, who has been overseas more than a year is reported to have been in an accident. Gnr. Kellett is attached to the 7th Cdn. Field Regt of the 45th

    Gnr. John Kelly enlisted at Lindsay on 8 September 1939. He trained in Lindsay with the 45th Bty at Petawawa. He went overseas in November 1941 and was stationed in England as of April 1944.

    Gunner R. Neville, fifth son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Neville, Haliburton enlisted in 1939 with the 45th Bty. at Lindsay. He went overseas in November 1941. In June 1944 he went to France and has since s

    Capt. James A. Kennedy enlisted for active service 1 September 1939 as a Lieutenant. He trained at Petawawa, Ont., Tracadie and Sussex N.B. Capt. Kennedy proceeded overseas in November 1941. He serve

    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

    C26211Sgt. V.H. Holdaway Education BranchH.Q. First Cdn. ArmyOne of the first men in Lindsay to enlist on 1 September 1939. Orderly Room Sergeant in 45th Battery during his stay in Lindsay and Petawa

    C26211Sgt. V.H. Holdaway Education BranchH.Q. First Cdn. ArmyOne of the first men in Lindsay to enlist on 1 September 1939. Orderly Room Sergeant in 45th Battery during his stay in Lindsay and Petawa

Lindsay Daily Post, 21 Oct 1965     ...

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    EJ McLaren was among the veterans who attended the Reunion and Reception in Lindsay 19 January 1946.

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    L.-Bdr. J. Fitsell of the 45th Battery stationed overseas is visiting at his home in town on a months furlough. He has been overseas for a year and eight months and reports that the boys "over there"

    Appointed Caretaker of Local School The Central School Board held a meeting on Thursday evening for the purpose of appointing a new Caretaker and the Committee had 15 applications to choose from. Mr.

    L|Bdr Brock J. Harley, 56th Battery, 6th Canadian Anti-tank Regiment, Canadian Army OverseasL|Bdr Brock Haley enlisted in the Canadian Army in April 1942. He received his training at Petawawa Militar

    Miss Jean Harley of Georgetown arrived in Lindsay this morning to greet her brother, Gnr. Brock Harley, who is returning from overseas with the 45th Battery. Miss Harley is the guest of Bandmaster an

    Gnr. John Kelly enlisted at Lindsay on 8 September 1939. He trained in Lindsay with the 45th Bty at Petawawa. He went overseas in November 1941 and was stationed in England as of April 1944.