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      Amy Cosh scrapbook - page 37

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      On leave in Belgium Rifleman Frank Iveson, a Lindsay boy, is among the Canadians who have been allowed absence from the front lines for a respite. Rfm. Iveson has been taking his leave by visiting cities in Belgium. ...

      Rfm. Ivison takes leave in Belgium Since Canadians have been taken from the front lines and sent back for a rest many have made Ghent their furlough headquarters and all remark on the generous hospitality of the Belgians. Rfm. Frank Ivison of Lindsay is no ...

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 Lindsay Daily Post     Probably from Omemee, perhaps a politician?

      Positive messages written in sidewalk chalk were left on the sidewalk outside Cambridge Street United Church, Lindsay.

      Ross Memorial Hospital's Dialysis team shared a message for the public.

      A community member expressed her support for the hospital and staff with a delivery of hand-painted, inspirational rocks for the hospital garden.

      Staff from various departments share messages with the public. "We're all in this together." "We came to work for you. Please stay home for us."

      Ross Memorial Hospital's Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians share a message with the public and a plea for citizens to call their MPP about more protection for healthcare workers. "We come to work for you. Stay home for us."

      Respiratory Therapists at Ross Memorial Hospital share a message to the public. Message reads: "We R Together In The Fight Against COVID-19! #stayhome #respiratorytherapists"

      Group photo of Shields Home Hardware, Coboconk, staff with post requesting customer input about when to set new shortened hours for drive-thru pick-up service due to overwhelming use.

      Valu-mart Bobcaygeon shares a message of hope and community with the public and shows off tribute shirts made by Bigley Shoes and Clothing.

      Amy, a former patient of Ross Memorial Hospital, donated 600 isolation gowns to the hospital for their PPE supplies.

      Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service thanked the community for their donations of personal protective equipment after their two appeals for help procuring enough supplies, as well as the various forms of support received such as food donations, windows signs, organized processions, and random acts of kindness. The Paramedic Service took part …