North Bay

 
 

Location:   Nippising District     N 46 18.758   W 79 27.610
Memorial Park is located at the corner of First Avenue and Ferguson Street.
 

North Bay is home to the largest municipal War Memorial in Canada.  At the time of its dedication, November 11, 1923, this was the tallest memorial and largest bronze statue ever cast in Canada.  The bronze statue itself is 8' 6" high and the entire memorial is 26' 6" tall.  Before the memorial itself was erected, the park was donated by the local school and trees where planted, dedicated to the names of the dead from the Great War.  The statue was first used for Armistice Day ceremonies in 1922, but not officially dedicated as Memorial Park until the following year.  The memorial was designed by C.D. McKenzie and constructed by Andrew Craig of North Bay and the McIntosh Granite Company of Toronto. 

The memorial wall was added in 2000.  It sits behind the main cenotaph and list the names of all 636 men and women from the North Bay area who served and died in conflicts in the 20th century.  A historical synopsis of each of those conflicts is also carved into the wall.
The wall is 70' long, with and archway in the middle that allows access to the Memorial Gardens and Filed of Honour beyond the wall.   Across the top of the archway are the words:  THEY DIED FOR THE LOVE OF PEACE".
Architects were Critchley, Delean, Trussler, Evans and Bertrand of North Bay
Research- Chairman Edmond V. Nicholson CD----Photograph-Kevin Scully.
Contractors were GAP Construction Co Ltd. North Bay and Signature Memorials, Orillia Ontario.
The project was overseen by Project Flanders Committee of the Royal Canadian Legion Branches 23 and 599.  Branch 23 is located next door to the Memorial Park.
 


Marker text:
 
CENOTAPH

Front:

IN HONOURED

MEMORY

OF THE MEN OF

NORTH BAY

WHO SERVED

FOUGHT AND DIED

FOR FREEDOM

AND HUMANITY

IN THE

GREAT WAR

1914     +     1919

CAMBRAI     LENS

BOURLON WOOD

BEAUMETZ     GIVENCHY

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

 

 

 

Right side:

HONOUR ROLL

REGINALD ADSHEAD

JOHN ANGUS     ROBERT ASHTON

JOHN BARNHART

JOSEPH BARTHOLOMEW

JOHN CLIFTON BLANCHET

LLOYD BOAL     W.E. BRYANT

THOMAS JOHN BRENNAN

MARTIN BRENNAN

EDGAR BURRITT

A. MACD CAMPBELL

THOMAS ED CAMPBELL

HAROLD WATSON CAVANAUGH

FRED CHIDLEY     WILFRID COOKE

GEORGE CONNELLY

ARTHUR DAVIES DEACON

REGINALD DELANEY

A. DOUGHTY     ARTHUR DOXSEE

ED DUBROY     FRED J. DUDLEY

WILBERT LEONARD DURRELL

STEWART DURRELL

LAURENT DUPUIS

SIDNEY GEORGE ELMS

WILBERT FERGUSON

RANDALL FORDER

1914     +     1919

ST. ELOI     LA SOMME

PASSCHENDAELE

ST. JULIEN     ST. QUENTIN

 

 

Rear:

HONOUR ROLL

THOS. GALLAWAY     JAMES GASPE

PETER GAUDETTE

MORTON GERRIE     MAT GREEN

JOHN B. GILCHRIST

BERNARD HARVEY     ROY HENLEY

JOHN HERESEY

ALBERT HILL     AMEDEE HOULE

CHARLES ADELBERT HOLBROOK

EDGAR HOULDSWORTH

JAMES HUME     ROSWELL JESSUP

LEONARD KIDD     COLIN C. KING

JOHN LARONDE     DAN LARRIVEE

HAROLD LONGMIRE

THOMAS E. MARTIN

JOHN A. MARTIN     EDGAR MARTYN

JOHNSON Y. MATCHETT

HARRY F. MIDDLETON

DUNCAN JAMES MacLEOD

MELVILLE MacLEOD

CLARK McCANN

MALCOLM ARTHUR McDONALD

Wm. McDONALD     HUGH McDONALD

MALCOLM McDONALD

OSCAR McDONALD

1914     +     1919

VIMY     COURCELETTE

SANCTUARY WOOD

FESTUBERT     HOOGE

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

 

 

Left side:

HONOUR ROLL

RODERICK McDONNELL

ALEX L. McKENZIE     DAN McNULTY

JOHN Wm. NEW     JOHN NOLAN

FRED NORMANDEAU

HERBERT C.J. OSBORNE

GEO. PENNELL     GUY S. PUNCHER

VERGIL R. PHELPS     DONALD ROSS

FRANK RIGBY     ALBERT F. SALMON

NOBLE SCULLAND

ARTHUR SEGUIN     JOS. ST. ARNAUD

EDWIN CHARLES SHEPHERD

ALBERT SMITH     THOMAS SMITH

ALEX C. SOUTER     FRED STANLEY

Wm. STEPHEN     FRANK STREETER

DELBERT STREETER

ARTHUR ISAAC TANDY

LOUIS D. THERIEN

H.S. TAYLOR TILLEY

LYALL TORRANCE     CYRIL VIDAL

LESLIE M. VALIN     HOMER G. VARIN

ROBERT F. WALLACE

IRVINE L. WALLACE

GEO. WOODWARD     ALBERT WRIGHT

WILLIAM SPENCE FRASER

1914     +     1919

MONS     YPRES

ARMENTIERES

ARRAS      AMIENS

 

 

ARCH AND WALL

THEY DIED FOR THE LOVE OF PEACE

LE SACRIFICE ULTIME POUR LA PAIX

WORLD WAR I
1914 - 1918

The Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary was assassinated by a Serbian in June 1914.

Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia.

Germany declared war on Russia and France.

Germany invaded Belgium.

Canada and Britain declared war on Germany 04 August, 1914.

Canada and her allies won the war which ended November 11, 1918 at 11:00 a.m.

Canada suffered 66,655 war dead. Those who died from North Bay are:

PREMIERE GUERRE MONDIALE
1914 - 1918

L’archiduc Francois-Ferdinand d’Autriche-Hongrie est assassine par un Serbe en juin 1914.

L’Autriche-Hongrie declare la guerre contre la Serbie.

L’Allemagne declare la guerre contre la Russie et la France.

L’Allemagne envahit la Belgique.

Le Canada et la Bretagne ont declare la guerre contre l’Allemagne le 4 aout, 1914.

Le Canada et ses allies gagnent la guerre. Celle-ci prend fin le 11 novembre 1918 a 1100 heures.

66,655 Canadiens tombent au champ d’honneur. Parmi nos combattants, ceux qui ont donne leur vie et qui venaient de la region de North Bay sont:

ADSHEAD, REGINALD

ANGUS, JOHN

ANTOINE, DAVID

ARMITAGE, RONALD

ARMSTRONG, LEWIS

ARMSTRONG, THOMAS E.

ASHTON, A.R.

AUBIN, JOSPEH

AUBIN, S.

BARNHARDT, JOHN

BARTHOLOMEW, JOSEPH

BALLENTINE, ALEXANDER

BEAUDIEN, CLIFFORD

BETHUNE, ANGUS

BLANCHET, JOHN CLIFTON

BOAL, LLOYD

BOUCHER, Wm. ROBERT

BRENNAN, MARTIN

BRYANT, W.E.

BUCHANAN, OSCAR

BURRITT, EDGAR

BUTTOZZONI, ANTHONY

CAMPBELL, ALFRED MAC D.

CAMPBELL, ARCHIE

CAMPBELL, DOUGAL

CAMPBELL, HERBERT

CAMPBELL, THOMAS EDGAR

CARMICHAEL, ROBERT

CARON, JOSEPH

CAVANAUGH, HAROLD WATSON

CHARBONNEAU, THOMAS

CHENIER, OCTAVE

CHIDLEY, P. FRED

CLEMENT, JAMES

CLOSS, ROBERT A.

CONNELLY, R. GEORGE

COOK, EDGAR

COOKE, WILFRED

DEACON, ARTHUR DAVIES

DECLAIRE, SAMUEL

DELANEY, J. REGINALD

DEROCHE, HENRI

DEROCHIE, BARNABA

DESORMEAU, HARRY

DESMOREAU, JOSEPH

DESTAFANA, SALVADORE

DEVINE, LACHLAN

DIXON, HENRY

DOIGE, GEORGE

DOLAN, HOWARD

DOLE, GEORGE

DONNIE, MAXIM

DOUGHTY, ALFRED

DOXSEE, ARTHUR

DUBE, ALFRED

DUBROY, EDWARD

DUDLEY, FRED J.

DUPUIS, LAURENT

DUQUETTE, ARTHUR

DURRELL, STEWART

DURRELL, WILBERT LEONARD

EDMONDS, LAWRENCE

ELMS, SIDNEY G.

EVANS, C. HERBERT

EVERS, DUFFY

FERGUSON, WILBERT R.

FLANNIGAN, GEORGE

FORBES, WILLIAM

FORDER, JAMES

FORDER RANDALL

FORRESTER, ERNEST ARCHIBALD

FRASER, J.M.

FRASER, WILLIAM SPENCE

GALLAWAY, THOMAS

GARROW, JEAN

GASPE, JAMES

GATES, ALBERT G.

GAUDETTE, PETER

GEALL, MAURICE Wm.

GERRIE, MORTON

GILCHRIST, JOHN B.

GILLARD, F.W.

GLADMAN, WILLIAM G.

GLENN, DAVID ELMER

GORMAN, WILLIAM ARTHUR

GOUGEON, HERBERT

GRASSER, GEORGE

GREEN, MATTHEW

GROZZELLE, LEO ANTHONY

HARRISON, JACK

HARVEY, BERNARD

HEARL, VICTOR

HENLEY, ROY

HERESEY, JOHN A.

HILL, ALBERT

HODGINS, DAVID HIRAM

HODGINS, LEIGH ELBERN

HOLBROOK, CHARLES A.D.

HOULDSWORTH, EDGAR

 

HOULE, AMEDEE

HUME, JAMES

JARVIS, NELSON

JESSUP, ROSWELL R.

KELLY, E.T.

KERR, F.L.

KETTYLE, WALTER S.

KIDD, JAMES

KIDD, LEONARD

KING, COLIN C.

KING, G.G.

LACOMBE, FELIX

LARRIVEE, DAN

LARIVIERE, FORTUNAT

LARIVIERE, SIMON

LARONDE, ALBERT

LARONDE, JOHN

LECLAIRE, GEORGE

LEVESQUE, FERNAND

LINKLATER, H.W.

LONEY, E.

LONGMIRE, HAROLD

LYONS, FRED

MACINNIS, J. WILLIAM

MARSHALL, ARCHIE

MARTIN, JOHN A.

MARTIN, THOMAS F.

MARTIN, WILLIAM HENRY

MARTYN, EDGAR

MATCHETT, JOHNSON Y.

MATHESON, MURDOCK J.

MCCANN, CLARK W.

MCCONNELL, ERIC

MCCONNELL, LESLIE

MCDONALD, HUGH

MCDONALD, MALCOLM

MCDONALD, MALCOM ARTHUR

MCDONALD, OSCAR

MCDONALD, WILLIAM

MCDONNELL, RODERCIK

MCFADDEN, WILLIAM

MCKENZIE, ALEX. L.

MCLELLAND, E.

MCLEOD, DUNCAN J.

MCLEOD, HILLIARD

MCLEOD, MELVILLE

MCNULTY, DAN

MEECHAM, ALFRED ALBERT

MEEKING, A.

MEPHAM, FREDERCIK

MIDDLETON, HARRY

MONNO, F.

MONTGOMERY, R.

MOORE, ROBERT J.

MORRIS, WILLIAM A.

MORRISON, WILLIAM E.

MULLEN, HUBERT

MUTCH, FRANCIS ESSON

NADON, ALBERT

NADON, HARRY

NADON, HENRI

NEW, JOHN WILLIAM

NIPHON, FRANK

NODWELL, THOMAS R.

NOLAN, JOHN

NORMANDEAU, FRED

NORTH, J. WILLIAM

O’HARE, PATRICK

OSBORNE, HERBERT C.J.

PARK, J.G.

PAUL, JAMES

PENNELL, GEORGE

PERRY, WILLIAM BOYNTON

PHELPS, VIRGIL ROSS

PHILLIPS, GEORGE

PIERCY, HARRY E.

PINEBER, G.S.

PORTER, MAX

PUNCHER, GEORGE S.

PUNCHER, GUY S.

RATCHFORD, JAMES

REID, ROBERT J.

RICHARDSON, SAMUEL

REILLY, IRVINE

RIGBY, FRANK

ROCHEFORT, JOSEPH

ROSS, DONALD

SALMON, ALBERT E.

SCHWARZE, BENJAMIN E.

SCULLAND, NOBLE

SEGUIN, ARTHUR

SHEPHERD, EDWIN C.

SHIELDS, RICHARD

SIKORSKI, FRANCIS

SIMMS, FREDERICK

SKUCE, RICHARD

SMITH, ALBERT

SMITH, JOHN BODIE

SMITH, THOMAS

SOUCIE, HENRI

SOUTER, ALEX C.

SOUTER, MARION

ST. DENIS, EUGENE

STANLEY, FRED

STARNAUD, JOSEPH

STEPHENS, WILLIAM

STEVENS, A.

STEVENS, FRANK

STILLAR, ALLAN

STORIE, STANLEY

STREETER, DELBERT

STREETER, FRANK

TANDY, ARTHUR ISAAC

TAYLOR, A.G.

TENNANT, GEORGE

TENNISCO, ALEXANDER

THERIENS, LOUIS D.

THERRIEN, JAMES

TILLEY, H.S. TAYLOR

TORRANCE, LYALL A.

TRENOUTH, RUSSELL

VALIN, LESLIE M.

VARIN, HOMER G.

VIDAL, CYRIL

WALLACE, IRVINE L.

WALLACE, ROBERT F.

WALLER, R.E.

WALLS, EARL

WILSON, WINDELL

WOODWARD, GEORGE

WRIGHT, ALBERT

WRIGHT, SYDNEY

 

SOUTH AFRICAN (BOER) WAR
1899 - 1902

British attempts to annex the Boer Republics of Transvaal and Orange Free State led to war with the Boers.

In 1899 the Canadian Government sends an army group to support the British.

During the three year war, 164 Canadians lost their lives. Nine North Bay and Area Veterans served, none died.

GUERRE DES BOERS (AFRIQUE DU SUD)
1899 - 1902

Les Britanniques tentent d’annexer les Republiques Boers du Transvaal et L’Etat d’Orange. Ces actions menent a la guerre avec les Boers.

En 1899, le gouvernement canadien envoie des troupes pour soutenir les Britanniques.

Dans la region de North Bay, 9 veterans ont servi. Aucun n’a perdu la vie.

UNITED NATIONS AND NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION MISSIONS
1947 - 2000

The Canadian Forces have participated in virtually every UN and NATO mission since the Suez Crisis of 1956.

Over 125,000 Canadians have seen action in Africa, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Central Europe and South East Asia.

Those who died from the North Bay and Area are:

MISSION DE L’ORGANISATION DES NATIONS-UNIES ET DU TRAITE DE L’ATLANTIQUE NORD
1947 - 2000

Les forces Canadiennes participent pratiquement a toutes les missions de l’ONU et de l’OTAN depuis la crise de Suez en 1956.

Plus 125,000 Canadiens participent aux operations qui se deroulent en Afrique, au Proche-Orient, en Europe centrale, en Asie du Sud-Est et aux Caraibes.

Voici les noms des personnes de la region de North Bay qui sont morts:

COOPER, KIRK DAVID

DESMARAIS, GILLES

PENNELL, KENNETH EARWELL

PORTER, GERALD STANLEY

ST. JEAN, CECIL DELMER

WILSON, DUANE

 

 

WORLD WAR II
1939 - 1945

September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland.

September 3, 1939, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany.

September 10, 1939, Canada declared war on Germany.

Following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbour, Hawaii, December 7, 1941, Canada joined the U.S.A. by declaring war on Japan.

1,081,865 Canadians served in WWII. Those who died from the North Bay and Area are:


SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE
1939 - 1945

Le 1er Septembre, 1939, l’Allemagne envahit la Pologne.

le 3 Septembre, 1939, la Grande-Bretagne et la France declarent la guerrecontre l’Allemagne.

le 10 Septembre, 1939, le Canada declare la guerre contre l’Allemagne.

le 7 Decembre, 1941, le Japon attaque Pearl Harbour, dans les iles Hawaii. Cetacte pousse le Canada, de concert avec les Etats-Unis, a declarer la guerrecontre le Japon.

1,081,865 Canadiens participent aux operations. Certains venaient de laregion de North Bay et ceux qui furent tues sont:

ADAMS, B.

APOSTLE, GEORGE

ARMITAGE, SIDNEY E.

ARTHURS, RALPH

ARTHURS, KENNETH

AUBIN, ERNEST

AUBIN, GILBERT

AUBIN, JOSEPH G.D.

AUBREY, JOSEPH

AUBRY, ROLAND

BALE, MELVILLE

BANNER, L.T.

BARLOW, GARNET M.B.

BARLOW, JOFFRE J.

BARRIE, ROBERT JOHN

BAUMAN, GEORGE

BEATTIE, DONALD C.

BEATTIE, EDGAR WM.

BEATTIE, LYALL KENNETH

BEECH, ROSS HOMER

BELL, GRAHAM

BESSETTE, DAVID

BIDWELL, FREDERICK

BIETTE, ERNEST ROY

BLACK, HARRY

BLAKE, EUGENE

BLAKELY, WALLACE B.

BLOCH, HARRY

BONANY, ALBERT LOUIS

BOYER, ALBERT

BOYER, GERALD

BOYER, JOSEPH P.A.

BOYER, MAURICE W.

BRASSARD, RUDOLPH

BROOKS, R.G.

BROTT, HARRY CLARKE

BROWN, DAVID

BROWN, L.

BROWN, STEWART

BROWN, SYDNEY

BROWN, ZAVE

BRULE, LEOPOLD

BUCHANAN, ARTHUR J.

BUFFY, CHARLES L.

BURKETT, STANLEY A.

BURNS, GERALD J.

CALEY, GEORGE FREDERICK

CALLAGHAN, KEITH

CARMICHAEL, CHARLES E.K.

CARROLL, HARRY

CATCHER, THOMAS

CHAMBERS, DONALD

CHANDLER, JOHN HAROLD

CHAPMAN, JOSEPH

CHARETTE, DAVID

CHARETTE, REUBEN

CHARLAND, ROBERT A.

CHARLTON, ROSS C.

CHARRETTE, PAUL V.

CHARRETTE, R.J.

CHARRON, JOSEPH H.

CHATSON, RAYMOND

CLARK, ALBERT

CLARK, C.A.

CLARK, H.

CLARK, IRWIN JAMES

CLARK, RON

CLARK, WALTER J.

CLARK, WILLIAM J.

CLARK, WM. R.

CLARKE, ARCHIBALD E.

COCKBURN, GEORGE H.

COHEN, A.

COMMANDA, JOSEPH

COMMANDA, MICHAEL J.

COOMBES, ROY

CORBEIL, VALMORE

COTE, ALBERT J.

COUSINEAU, ALFREDE E.T.

CUMMINGS WESLEY E.

CURRIE, JOHN (IAN)

DASHNEY, ANTHONY

DAYTON, FAWCETT C.

DEAN, HERBERT A.J.

DECAIRE, RUDOLPH D.

DEMARCO, JOSEPH J.

DEMERS, ANTONIO J.

DEPENCIER, JOHN R.

DEVINE, PATRICK J.

DEVINE, WM.  D.M.

DILLON, EMMETT

DIXON, JOHN M.

DONALDSON, JOHN J.

DOOL, JOHN

DOOL, WILFRED S.

DOYLE, EARL J.

DRUMMOND, HARRY

DUCLOS, ERNEST

DUDLEY, GORDON H.

DUFF, FRANK A.

DUFRESNE, VICTOR

DUNBAR, GEORGE I.H.

DUNN, THEODORE S.

DUQUETTE, FRED A.

DUVAL, ALFRED

DWYER, AMBROSE M.

DWYER, C.

EATON, GEORGE ANDREW

EBERT, GEORGE W.H.

EDWARDS, GORDON F.

EINARSON, IVAN

ELLIOTT, ALLAN R.

ELLSMERE, ROSS O.

FERGUSON, ALEX

FERGUSON, ROBERT

FISCHER, ALFRED AUSTIN

FISCHER, JOHN

FISHER, BUD A.

FLEMING, KEITH M.G.

FORSTER, W.F.

FORTIN, G.J.S.

FORTIN, JOHN GILBERT FELIX

FOWLER, GEORGE

FRAIR, THOMAS E.

FRASER, EDWIN

FREVE, ERNEST

FYFE, ALLAN BLAKE

GALLAGHER, GEORGE

GALLAGHER, GORDON J.

GALLAGHER, R.O.

GALLIPEAU, OSCAR

GAMMELL, GLEN

GAYLER, DONALD F.

GIBBS, REGINALD C.

GLENN, G.A.

GLENN, JOHN A.

GODIN, JOHN J.

GOOLEY, DAN

GOODREAU, CECIL

GOULAIS, GORDON

GOULAIS, MICHAEL C.

GRANT, ROY DESMOND

GRAWBARGER, BRUCE J.A.

GREEN, WILFRED N.

GRIEVE, KENNETH A.

GROVES, CLINTON A.

GUBB, ROY

GUERTON, DONALD O.

GUTJAHR, CARL O.

HALLIDAY, ROBERT B.

HAWKE, WM.

HAWKINS, MARVYN R.

HEPBURN, DONALD S.R.

HILL, W.J.

HINES, VICTOR

HOGAN, GORDON

HOLDER, RALPH E.

HUNTER, GEOFFREY JOHN

HUNTER, JAMES J.

IRVINE, HAROLD WELLINGTON

IRWIN, HAROLD

JACKS, H. JOSEPH

JASMIN, HERBERT E.

JEFFREY, FRANK A.

JENNINGS, IVOR DERRICK

JENNINGS, PATRICK S.

JENNINGS, ROLAND W.

JEWELL, JOHN MORRIS

JOCKO, H.

JOHNSTON, E.C.W.

JOHNSTON, THOMAS A.

JOHNSTON, CLIFFORD S.

JONES, LLOYD H.

JONES, PERCY FRED

KANIECKI, FRED

KAY, GORDON H.

KEHOE, GERALD D.

KELLAR, CLARENCE MALCOLM

KELLY, JOSEPH

KELLY, MICHAEL J.

KENNEDY, ARTHUR

KENNY, ARTHUR J.

KERVIN, JOHN JOSEPH

KING, FRANCIS J.

KIRK, GORDON L.

LABARRE, ARMAND JOSEPH

LABELLE, ALLAIN

LACELLE, RUSSELL J.E.

LACOMBE, JOSEPH M.

LAFONTAINE, R.T.

LAFONTAINE, THEO J.

LAFONTAINE, WM. J. LYNNSAY

LALONDE, RODOLPH

LAMIRANTE, ERNEST J.

LAMONT, HECTOR

LAMONTAGNE, LEO PAUL

LANDSDOWNE, EDWIN

LARONDE, GERALD G.J.

LATOUR, AMBROSE

LECLAIRE, DORVAL

LECLAIRE, GEORGE M.

LEFEBVRE, CLIFFORD

LENNON, GORDON

LEROY, CHARLES

LOCKE, WM. H. KENNETH

LOUDEN, WILFRED J.

LOXTON, HARVEY

LOXTON, MANFORD

MACDOUGALL, ANGUS

MACRAE, DOUGAL

MACRAE, JAMIE

MADORE, GARRETT A.

MAHER, GREGORY T.

MANGAN, J.P.

MANGAN, JOHN THOMAS

MANTHA, RENE REAL

MARION, BERNARD L.

MASSON, LUCIEN JOSEPH

MCCART, ROBIN O.P.J.

MCCOOL, BLAKE

MCDOUGALL, T. ROSS

MCGEE, THOMAS B.

MCGERAGLE, THOMAS E.

MCINTYRE, W.J.

MCISAAC, THOMAS WM.

MCKAY, D.J.

MCKAY, DUNCAN

MCKENNA, LESLIE W.J.

MCKENZIE, D.

MCLEAN, RONALD N.

MCLEOD, JAMES A.

MCMAHON, DARYL O.

MCMAHON, S.

MCMANUS, CHARLES A.

MCMANUS, PATRICK J. HOWARD

MCPARLAND, ORVAL

MCROBERTS, CLARE ARTHUR

MCROBERTS, CLARENCE

MEILLEUR, GEORGE

MERCHANT, GERALD

MILLEN, HARRY CHARLES

MILLS, D.J.

MILLS, MURRAY A.

MILNE, DICK BRUCE

MINES, JOHN F.

MINESS, JOSEPH H.

MOGRDIGE, PARKER R.

MONTGOMERY, RAYMOND GEORGE

MORIN, ERNEST JEROME

MORLEY, A. BRUCE

MORLEY, CHARLES C.

MORTON, HUGH

MOSELEY-WILLIAMS, W.

MOULDER, SYDNEY

MOYER, WM. T.

MULHOLLAND, JAMES

MULLIGAN, MAURICE G.

NAISMITH, DOUGLAS A.

NAISMITH, ROSS WM.

NESBITT, HAROLD E.

NICHOLLS, HOWARD MILO

NICKLE, RUSSELL K.

O’CALLAGHAN, LAWRENCE

O’CONNOR, GORDON W.

O’CONNOR, WILFRED M.J.

ODROWSKI, HAROLD

O’GRADY, OLIVER JOHN

O’KANE, THOMAS L.

OTTO, THOMAS M.

OUELLETTE, V.

OWENS, MICHAEL

PAQUETTE, OVIDE JOSEPH

PARK, WILLIAM A.

PEEVER, VICTOR

PELLAND, ROGER

PENNELL, ALEX C.

PENNELL, HARRY H

PERRY, QUENTIN

PETTA, ANTHONY

PEVERLY, EDWARD J.

PHILIPE, JACQUELINE

PHILLIPS, STEPHEN

PIDGEON, GEO W.

PIGEAU, DAN

PIGEAU, EDWARD J.

PIGEAU, JOSEPH DAVID

POMMERELLE, JOHN T.

PREECE, JAMES H.

PREECE, THOMAS J.

PRESSE, JOSEPH B.R.

PRIMEAU, JOSEPH L.A.

PRIMEAU, OSIAS

PROULX, OMER

QUENNVILLE, RAYMOND

QUINLAN, JOHN A.A.

RANCOURT, JOSEPH A.

REANEY, E.J.

REEVES, ORVILLE J.

REID, JOSEPH L.

REID, LLOYD GEORGE

RESTOULE, JOSEPH PETER

RESTOULE, PAUL

REYNOLDS, GARFIELD

REYNOLDS, WM. C.

RHEUBOTTOM, ALVA EDISON

RIBOUT, ROLLAND A.J.

RICHARDSON, JOHN W.

RICKETTS, ROBERT

ROBERTS, GORDON

ROBINEAU, GILBERT E.

ROBINEAU, ROLAND

ROBINSON, JOSEPH W.

ROCHON, LAURENT

ROFFEY, JOHN

ROGERS, CECIL A.

ROGERS, THOMAS AUBREY

ROWE, GRAHAM W.

RUST, WILLIAM GEORGE

RYALL, WILLIAM A.

RYAN, ALEC

RYAN, LEO J.

SABOURIN, FRANK

SAMPSON, JERRY MICHAEL

SCHADE, HARVEY M.

SCHELL, BRUCE

SEGUIN, LEO

SERRE, ROLAND

SHANK, R.

SHANKS, JAMES

SHAPTER, W.J. AUBREY

SHAPTER, DONALD JOHN

SHAW, HARRY

SHAW, JOSEPH H.G.

SHEFFIELD, CHARLES P.

SMITH, ALBERT J.

SMITH, TED

SMITH, E.W.

SOMERS, BRUCE ALLAN

SOREL, WILLIAM GERALD

SOUTAR, KENNETH G.

SOUTAR, R.C.

SPARLING, MERVIN J.G.

SPOONER, RAY

SPRENGER, WM. P.

STEEPE, JOHN P.

STEVENS, AMBROSE

STEWART, COURTNEY R.

SULLIVAN, C.

SULLIVAN, J.J.

SULLIVAN, PATRICK J.

SULLIVAN, RUSSELL C.

SULLIVAN, WILLIAM J.

SUNSTRUM, DARWIN

SUNSTRUM, ALEXANDER LORNE

SUTTON, WALTER C.

TANDY, FRED A.E.

THERIAULT, L.

THOMPSON, KEN

TILLMAN, GERARD

TOIVONEN, LARRY JOHN

TRUDEL, LAWRENCE

TRUE, BERNARD

TULLER, JOHN O.

TURCOTTE, RUSSELL

TURPIN, AUREL

VAILLANCOURT, FERNAND

VAN ALSTYNE, PHILIP N.T.

VEZINA, HOWARD L.

VIOLETTE, JEAN MARIE

WALKER, J.L.

WALL, JAMES

WATT, BRUCE E.

WAUGH, W.J.

WEBSTER, L.H.

WEBSTER, LINDSAY W.

WEEGAR, CARL M.

WEISS, GORDON T.

WHALEN, THEODORE

WHITE, C.M.

WHITE, H.W.

WHITE, MURRAY

WHITEDUCK, LAWRENCE K.

WHITHAM, LYLE L.

WHYTE, SIDNEY JAMES C.

WILLIAMS, BRIAN G.A.

WILLOUGHBY, BERTRAM

WILSON, JOHN HOWARD

YOUNG, RUSSELL BOOTH

 

 

KOREAN WAR
1950 - 1953

June 25, 1950, North Korea invades South Korea

Canada joins the U.N. forces to push the North Korean and Chinese Military back to the established border.

After 3 years of warfare, an armistice was signed July 27, 1953.

During the war in Korea, 26,791 Canadians saw action.

1,558 servicemen were wounded and 516 were killed.

157 served from the North Bay Area, those killed are:

GUERRE DE COREE
1950 - 1953

Le 25 jun 1950, la Coree du Nord envahit la Coree de Sud.

Le Canada se joint aux forces des Nations Unies pour repousser les Nord-Coreens et les troupes chinoises a la frontiere existante.

Un armistice est signe le 27 juillet 1953, a l’issue de trois annees de conflit.

26,791 membres des Forces canadiennes participent aux operations.

1,558 militaires sont blesses, 516 tues.

157 de nos militaires venaient de la region de North Bay , ceux qui ontdonne leur vie sont:

BEAUDRY, JAMES GERALD

BIGNUGOLO, CARLO ERNESTO

BUTKEVICH, BENEDICT

EMERY, RONALD EUGENE

KEMP, JOHN FRANKLIN

LESSARD, JOSEPH

MACDONALD, EVERETT WALSH

PRUDHOMME, J. HENRI NARCISSE

WODDBURY, THOMAS RICHARD

GULF WAR
1991

1990 Iraq invades neighbouring oil-rich Kuwait.

1991 the United Nations supported by Canada pushes Iraq back to theirhomeland by military force.

The war saw 4,074 Canadians involved, none were killed.

40 personnel from the North Bay Area saw active service, none died.

LA GUERRE DU GOLFE
1991

En 1990, l’Iraq envahit le Kuwait, leur voisin riche en puits d’huile.

En 1991, les Nations-Unies, supportees par le Canada, repoussent l’Iraq versleur pays au moyen d’une large force militaire.

Cette guerre implique 4,074 Canadiens
aucun ne fut tue.

40 personnes de North Bay etaient engagees en service actif, nul ne perd la vie.