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Lindsay Daily Post, 21 Oct 1965     ...

    Donald boy wounded on active duty

    Gnr. Neil James was among the Lindsay boys to return on the Louis Pasteur steamship. He has been overseas for three years and seven months. Gnr. James saw active service in Holland, Belgium, France a

    Only six original members returning with 45th Battery Only six of the original members of the 45th Field Battery returned with the unit today. Of the other 170 members, many have already returned wit

    C 65061 Sgt. Johnston Bert L. enlisted August 1940 in the first Midland Regt. Trained in Lindsay, Ottawa, St. Johns, Niagara, Edmonton, and Prince Rupert. Transferred to the American Special Service

Lindsay Daily Post, 21 Mar 1969     ...

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    Bdr T.M. (Mel) Fisher who is still overseas with the Royal Canadian Artillery has been awarded the Second Clasp. Bdr. Fisher is one of the original members of the 45th Field Btry and prior to the way

    Bdr T.M. (Mel) Fisher who is still overseas with the Royal Canadian Artillery has been awarded the Second Clasp. Bdr. Fisher is one of the original members of the 45th Field Btry and prior to the way

    Bdr T.M. (Mel) Fisher who is still overseas with the Royal Canadian Artillery has been awarded the Second Clasp. Bdr. Fisher is one of the original members of the 45th Field Btry and prior to the way

    Gnr. Jack McGrath, Kinmount, is killed Gnr. Jack McGrath, the first resident of the village of Kinmount to enlist, has been reported killed in action in France. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McG

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    Lindsay N.C.O., 26 10 years in army Sgt.-Major A. Gemmill in Reserves 6 years Lindsay, April 25 (Special) A veteran at the age of 26, with military experience of ten years, Sgt.-Major A. Gemmill, RCA

    Parents receive citation awarded Kinmount boy who paid Supreme Sacrifice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath have received the following letter and citation. 7th Cdn. Med. Regt. RCA Cdn. Army Overseas BLA 22

    Sgt.-Maj. Gemmill of Lindsay Invalided Home Soldier says "The thoughts of being on my way home were better than any treatments, I became a walking case the first day at sea" Mrs. Gemmill and a two-ye

    Home from England, sees son first time A two-year-old son he had never seen and a happy, wife greeted Sgt. Major Ray Gemmill, RCA, of Melbourne street, Lindsay when he arrived home from England late

    Died on November 15, 1945

    William Grant Ferguson of Lindsay enlisted for service with the Canadian army on 1 September 1939. He entered the Royal Canadian Artillery – the 45th Field Battery – with the rank of 2nd Lieut. He wa