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WHO DIES IF FREEDOM LIVES

AND THEIR NAMES SHALL LIVE FOREVER

WESLEY BAILEY
CHESTER N. McKINNON
ERNEST C. CLAREY
HAROLD L. CHERRY
SIDNEY A. MUIRHEAD
GORDON McKINNON
HERBERT MITCHELL
JAMES A. SCOTT
SAMUEL A. TAYLOR
ALEX ROBERTS
NEIL SMITH
CHRISTOPHER EDWARDS
MARTIN DAND
WALKER PATTISON
CYRUS W. FIELD
HENRY S. PRIDDLE
T. ARTHUR METHERAL
STANLEY JAMES
ARTHUR R. SIMMONS
WILLIAM A. McKEE
WILFRED REDPATH

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THIS MONUMENT WAS
ERECTED A.D. MCMXIX
BY VOLUNTARY PUBLIC
SUBSCRIPTION
IN MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
AND THOSE WHO SERVED
AND RETURNED
IN THE GREAT WAR
IN EUROPE
WHICH TERMINATED
NOVEMBER 11th MCMXVIII

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THOMAS STEWART. CHARLES R. PRIDDLE. BERT NOBLE.
ALFRED J. DENMANS. ANGUS DENMANS. ADRIAN F. DENMANS.
H.D. MOORE. L.J. MOORE. J.C. MOORE. JOHN HULLIN.
WESLEY DOUGLAS. WILLIAM WESLEY PRIDDLE. Wm. McNABB.
GEORGE GILFILLAN. MARSHALL W. ARMOUR. FRANK BERRY.
CLARENCE SPROTT. WILLIAM E. FERGUSON. JOHN HANNON.
JOHN M. GIBSON. DALTON M. SINCLAIR. LESLIE BAKER.
A. RUSSELL FACKNIE. A. LENNOX FACKNIE. FRANK CURRAN.
DUNCAN McAULEY. GORDON R. BAILEY. J. CECIL STEWART.
C. OSCAR STEWART. A. DOUGLAS McALLISTER. Wm. T. HANLEY.
EARDMAN A. SMYTHE. EUGENE F. CROSBY. PERCY A. PRIDDLE.
WESLEY FERGUSON.

1812

WILLOW CREEK DEPOT

During the War of 1812, the Nine Mile Portage from
Kempenfel(d)t Bay to Willow Creek formed part of the
vital route, via Yonge Street, Lake Simcoe, the Nottawasaga
River and Georgian Bay, which linked Upper Canada
with the British posts on the upper Great Lakes. Here,
beside the Minesing Swamp and one mile from the landing
on Willow Creek, were stored the hundreds on tons of
military supplies and trade goods that maintained the
western posts during 1814-1815 and the years immediately
following. The depot ultimately included some eight log
structures built by the military authorities or fur trading
companies, and was surrounded by a palisade measuring
roughly 280 by 190 feet.

Erected by the Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board.

IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO
SERVED AND MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR II
KOREA
PEACEKEEPERS

LEST WE FORGET

1914--1918
BELL C.  BELL H.  BELL L.  CARRUTHERS W.H.  DAVIS A.  DRYSDALE J.
FORSYTHE T.J.  FRENCH W.  GILBERT O.S.  GORE G.  HUMPHRIES W.G.
KER D.W.  KERR O.  LAWSON W.G.  McFADDEN R.  MIDDLETON W.L.
MITCHELL P.  PATTERSON J.  POLSON A.  RALPH L.  RITCHIE W.S.  ROLFE I.W.
SHIPCOTT A.R.  SMITH J.  SNIDER M.  TRAIN G.V.  VAN BUREN G.  VANSICKLE G.W.

1939--1945
ARCHER C.D.H.  ARCHER E.A.  CLUTE W.S.  DEAN C.M.  DUTCHER T.H.C.
FURLONG J.A.  HALL F.W.  HANSON H.  HILTZ E.J.  NAISMITH D.N.
NAISMITH R.W.  O'NEILL E.H.  SMITH O.E.  SPENCE J.A.  WALTON W.D.

LEST WE FORGET
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN HONOUR OF THE
MEN OF THIS COMMUNITY
WHO MADE THE SUPREME
SACRIFICE IN TWO WORLD
WARS

1914 - 1918
1939 – 1945

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STAYNER BRANCH 457

IN GRATEFUL TRIBUTE TO THE MEN
OF STAYNER AND COMMUNITY
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
WORLD WAR I AND WORLD WAR II
MAY WE EVER CHERISH AND
PRESERVE THEIR MEMORY

HONOUR ROLL
1914 - 1918
ENOCH HERITAGE
GEORGE McGINNIS
GEORGE SEVERN

1939 - 1945
ELDRED BOWMAN
FRANCIS HUISH
JACK LEMON
RUSSELL MATHERS
ROBERT PADDISON
WALTER SCOTT

ELMER FISHER
FRANCIS KELLY
NORMAN MARTIN
FRED MORRICE
FRASER ROBB
DOUGLAS WHITE

1950 KOREA 1953

LEST WE FORGET

CANADIAN MERCHANT NAVY
MARINE MARCHANDE CANADIENNE
1914 - 18     1939 - 45     1950 - 53

THE
LIFE LINE
OF THE
WORLD

POUR LA
SURVIE
DU MONDE
LIBRE

IN MEMORY OF THOSE
KILLED IN ACTION
1914 – 1918 1939 – 1945

H.A. WEST
FRANK COULSON
M. DUCKWORTH
G. MISCAMPBELL
P. ROLLINS
L. WILLOUGHBY

U. N. FORCES

B. K. STRINGER
C. B. KOREJWO

ERECTED BY AUGUS
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
1938

KOREA

KOREAN WAR
1950-1953
PEACEKEEPING
1953-1955


THE PEACEKEEPERS

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.
  

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25 POUNDER GUN
USED BY THE
CANADIAN ARTILLERY
DURING WORLD WAR II.

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DEDICATED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO SERVED
IN BURMA, THE FAR
EAST AND PACIFIC
THEATRES OF WAR
1941 - 1945

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BURMA STAR ASSOC

"WHEN YOU GO HOME
TELL THEM OF US, AND SAY
FOR YOUR TOMORROW
WE GAVE OUR TODAY"
KOHIMA EPITAPH

THROUGH THIS STONE

WE TOUGH THE SOULS
OF THOSE WHO
DIED FOR OUR FREEDOM

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ERECTED BY
FIRST CANADIAN BRANCH
THE
BURMA STAR ASSOCIATION
6 MAY 2000

1914 - 1918

LEST WE FORGET

1939 - 1945