Royal honour
In 1972, the late Melvin Paradis received a telegram from the RCMP summoning him to appear before the Queen in Ottawa. This photo captures the moment when Her Majesty Elizabeth II presenting the Sarnia man with a medal for bravery.

In 1972, the late Melvin Paradis received a telegram from the RCMP summoning him to appear before the Queen in Ottawa. This photo captures the moment when Her Majesty Elizabeth II presenting the Sarnia man with a medal for bravery. Paradis had rescued a child from a burning cottage in Bright’s Grove, then climbed back through a window and pulled out a second small child, his friend Bob Morrison said. Receiving a medal from a reigning monarch is an honour few Sarnians can claim. Photo courtesy Bob Morrison
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Events
Sarnia Police Service Board open meeting
Thu, Oct 22 · 9:00 am
Sarnia Police Headquarters – Community Room
EarlyON-Nature Park Program
Thu, Oct 22 · 9:30 am
Bridgeview Park 4241-4299 Petrolia Line Petrolia, ON

