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GORD MACKINNON REMEMBERS HIS UNCLE RONNIE (PPCLI) IN "STAND TO"
Our Website www.cobwfa.ca is dedicated to remembering the contribution of the Canadian military from Central Ontario and British Forces who served on the Western Front in France and Belgium during World War 1. The purpose of the Western Front Association is to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of those, of both sides, who served their country in France and Flanders (Belgium) during the Great War. The WFA has about 6,000 members worldwide with branches in the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United States. We have something new for you - a Bulletin Board where registered members and their invited guests can discuss topics of interest. When you click this link you can create a new account - fill out your name etc - then we'll add you to the list shortly after. You can type way and add attachments. We'll clean them out from time to time but no big deal. The aim is you get your message, ideas, questions out there. Any problems just email WEB TEAM.
Let`s help restore the VIMY GUN at Niagara on the Lake - Click here Where our meetings are the Newcastle Memorial Community Hall The Newcastle Village Community Hall is at 20 King Avenue West in Newcastle, Ontario, Canada on the north-west corner of Mill and King Street (Hwy 2). From Toronto, take highway 401 East to Mill Street (exit 440) in Newcastle. The Mill Street exit is just two minutes east of Hwy 35. On Mill Street, drive north about 2 kilometres to King Street (Hwy 2). The meetings are in the Council Chambers, upstairs. The latest edition of the Maple Leaf has made its way around the world, and you can get this very high quality publication. Simply join the Central Ontario Branch of the Western Front Association (COBWFA) at $20 per year and receive a subscription. Send your request to glenn.kerr2@sympatico.ca Membership makes for a truly unique gift as well!
Children`s Classic - Winnie The Pooh - Inspired by Veterinarian from Winnipeg in WW1 THE KINMEL PARK MUTINY a look back by Howard Coombs LOCATING THE RIGHT FLANK AT THE VIMY MONUMENT 87th Bn at Vimy Ridge WW1 Search Results for "Canadian Expeditionary" VIMY RIDGE BOOK REVIEW (Scroll down a bit) FRED FISHER - VC - A study by Bill Smy
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