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OF MN VA Dee) (SIONINIICAMERY (OFNB NIN 3 April 6th to 20th, 1993 + Sogo arr Library - Kent Famdale Gallery presents Pat aul Livingston's new show ho Atin Craft & The Gratin Ar, unt Ap 168 160 1993. . * Income vice. publioaions and Lomo wil be svedbie ai fio on Si CEC Agrioulure Night at Oo eg those who ha oo parent rote of ptond wit petal * Bingo 'very Wodhosday at 7 PM atthe Catholic Hal, a ' Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meet inh ory Stuttg Gohl Car G14 amy 51. and Problem Night. Meetings are welcome. 683-2478 or 723-7460. * Pine Ridge Garden Club monthly and competition, starting 8 PM at Nestieton Community Hall," Hwy. 7A in Nestieton. * Fashion Show & Sale by Fashion Network, sponsored at the Blackstock 'Hospital Auxil United Church Hall. at Stables at * Spring Drive by Operation . Food Bank donations be drive by Ovoraion Sol , Crandell Street from dal lot PM. , information call Anne 428-7400, ext. 360; or 985-7271. SA APRIL 10th . * Spring Food Bank donations may be off at the Port Fire Hall, Crandell Street from 9AM to 4 PM, Call Anne 428-7400, ext. 360; or 985-7271. SUNDAY, APRIL 11th aster Sunday TURSDAY APRIL 13th En pany Faiiles Msccidion mada wide Simooe Hal t House, 387 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa at.8:00 PM for the General Meeting. New members & guests are "Ti Session on Parliamentary Procedure. [TC Meeting 7PM, a coum. Cal uth 985.9126. 4th WED 1 * Bingo starts at 7 PM at the Catholic Church Hall FRIDAY, APRIL 16th te sponsored Lodge at in Tin ni. Ou Oshawa at 8 PM. 00 per pérson, Prooseds to support the Aids Durham. Tickets or information call 723-8201. La musical treat. 7:30 PM at the 8 call 426-7143, Some, starts 7:30 PM. 986-5603 Luncheon at Masonic 320 Queen St., Port Perry, from 11:30 to 1:30 PM. Adults $5.00. call 985-0714, proceeds 0 Bluo Pay Chapter O.£.5. John's Talent & Silent Auction at their the Birds Night". Food, labour, crafts, auction ilem. hoeded. For more miormation cal Ken or John 966-5123. APRIL * Country Line Order of Moose Dance Instructions, Committee of . J, a; Town * Bingo at the Nestieton serole Head 12:30 10 3:00 PM at the Scugog Island Commurity Demonstrations, bake sale, tea cup reading. Free , United Church Jubilaires, s starting at 7:30 PM. Tickets at Proud to wear Canada medals Two members of Port Perry Legion Branch 419 are receiving a Commemorative Medal in honour of Canada's 126th anniversary. Ed Mason was nominated by the Branch and received his medal from Ontario Lt. Governor Harold Jackman at a ceremony in Bowmanville last month. Bob Douglas was nominated through the National Council of Veterans Associations-and -he'll travel to Ottawa May 16 to receive his medal. Both are proud to receive this medal which honours individuals for service to the community and their country. "Was I surprised to receive this? Sure, anybody would be surprised. You could have knocked me over with a feather," said Mr. Mason. He served his country for six long years during World War 2 as a Tank commander with the Canada 125 medals. See story. Bob Douglas and Ed Mason of Branch 419 are reci@lents of Ontario Regiment. He saw active service in the Italian campaign and then in northern NEW / RENEWAL. BERSHIPS AVAILABLE tll Don Crosier 985-8603 Diane McKinzey 985-7049 Otto Bauer 985-7128 .~ . Joanne Ker 985-7696 Join the Progressive Conservative Team! Europe after the D Day Invasion. The resident of Myrtle has held numeroud executive positions with Branch 419 for many years including entertainment chairman in which he organized the first steak dinner at the Branch "back in 1966 for $1 a plate. That raised about $118 for the Legion. §0UTH PORT CARD wishes you a Safe "). 'He also worked to bring Associate members into the Legion and organized the Old Bills Nights for World War 1 veterans. Mr. Douglas joined the Army in 1944 (as a teen-ager) and spent the next 22 years as an MP sesing service in France, Germany, Japan, Korea and with Canadian peacekeepers in the Gaza, Lebanon and Israel. He retired in 1968 and became active in several Legion branches in western Canada before moving to Port Perry six years ago. Mr. Douglas has held several chair for the Poppy Campaign. "I really enjoy the work with the Legion and I'm very proud of the work this Branch does in the community," he told the Citizen. TWO LOST DOGS Siberian Huskies One Black & White named "Buddy", the Other Red & White, named "Chinook". Any information please call 285-4648 Mark or Rhonda