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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 30, 1976 Legion holds award night Branch 419, Royal Canadjan Legion held its honours and Awards Night at the Legion Hall in Port Perry last Saturday night and pre- sented members with their pins for up to 35 years of faithful service to the club. Head table guests were piped in the Legion's official piper, Bill Hopkins, and among those present for the evening was Deputy Zone Commander Hank = Prysky who gave an informative talk on the Legions new pro- gramme, known as "Oper- ation Service". Mr. Prysky said that this programme was the most important one ever under- taken by the Legion, and it would require a lot of co- operation and help from the members to make it work. The aim is to seek out and find the more than 2 million veterans and their depen- dents that have lost touch with the legion and let them know of the assistance that is available to them through the organization. A blitz to find these people will be held beginning on October 2nd and will appropriately end on Nov- ember 11th: A standing ovation was given to Bob Elliott when president Jack Lee announc- ed that Bob had won the Dominion level of the essay contest sponsored by the Legion. Bob thanked the Legion and its members for making it possible and said that it was a thrill and an honour for not only himself but also for his father. Marie Monahan and Jack Lee presented the award pins for years of service to the Legion with the following receiving their pins: 10 year pins Oscar Beare, Keith Bovaird, Mel Cannon, Elmer Cooke, John Doupe, Robert Duff, Harry Goulding, Dave Hamilton, Ivan Hawes, Doug Healey, Neil Hunter, Ross Hutchinson, George Luke, Lawerence McOuat, Orley 'McClure, James McNeil, Wm. Mulholland, Ken Mur- ~ ray, Francis Tobin, Al Wackett, Harold Walker, Alice Woodcock, M. L. Woods, Lawrence Handy- side, Norman Jones. 15 year pins Les Andrews, Ed. Clugston, Cartwright band ends busy, enjoyable season The Cartwright Band has just finished a very enjoyable and busy season. They are a group of 17 students, rang- ing from ages 8-14, under the guidance of Mrs. Erika Kiezebrink. Some of us have been playing for 3 years now, practising at noon-hours and after school. Our band members are as follows: Flutes - Sandra Little, Patti Fee, Jackie Lafontaine and Judy Ayer. Clarinets - Leanne Van Camp, Melanie Williams and Joy Johnston. Trumpets - Richard Ayer, Todd Bartley and John Green French horns - Alan Fergu- son and Jane Davies. Bari- tone - Erik Kiezebrink. Tuba - Donald Fee. We have been busy this year playing for many diffe- rent occasions such as the Bethany Rememberance Day service, Senior Citizens, United Church, Anglican Church, Port Perry Nursing Home, Grade 4 concert, Open House and Prince Albert School. We ended the year with a party. We went to Uxbridge Pool for a swim, then return- ed to the Kiezebrink's house for a buffet dinner. £ SAVE FOLKS T EASE,OUR A - COMBINATION LV DOREN- TT YE BOWMAN ELECTRIC e Residential eo Industrial eo Commercial UXBRIDGE 852-7352 On behalf of my fellow band members, 1 thank Mrs. Kiezebrink for her efforts towards the band. Our next engagement is at Blackstock Fair for those of you who would like to hear us play. Sandra Little, Grade 7, C.C.P.S. Ernest Edgar, Stan Fleiler, Roy Honey, James Mander- son, John Maw, Wm. Morri- son, Arthur Petrozzi, John Popovitch, Alf. Reams- bottom, Gerben Vanderby, George Westwood, Ken- Whitehead, Mel Woodcock, Gilbert Reid, Ross Weir. 20 year pins John Brickstock, G. E. Cool- edge, Alex Diamond, Lloyd Fawns, Harold Hughes, Ed. Mulholland, Don Simpson, Don Terry, Lloyd Wakeford, - Alexander Williamson, Bill Pearson, Robert Thomson, Thomas Drury, Ed Pelletier. 25 year pins Bruce Beare, Clarence But- son, Howard Chapman, Jack Cook, Arthur Cox, Merlin Dowson, George Emmerson, Doug Frayer, Frank Godley, Robert Healey, Robert Lyle, Glenn Moase, Howard Monahan, Marie Monahan, Reg. Moorehead, Bruce McCoy, Archie MacMaster, Robert Nodwell, Wm. Plas- kitt, Alec. Shepherd, Wes. St. John, Wm. Taylor, Wes. Vokins, E. Whitter, George Wilkinson. 30 year pins Dr. A.C.A. Bathie, Bill Beare C. Butt, Elsie Clu a Kalman Gerber, Hamilton, Jg¥in Hlozan, Thomas Hortofi, Bert Jones, Percy Lavington, Grant McDermott, Clare Nighting- ale, James Norton, John Raines, Ron Rankin, Ambrose Sherwood, Gordon Wilson, John Zaporozan, Bill Rae, David Carnegie, Harry Carnegie, Robert Carnegie , Mr. Carter, Lloyd Clarkep Murray Holtby, Elmer Arse- nault, Francis Smith, Fred Gordons. 35 year pins Lewis Fenton, Ross Lansing. ugh Marie and Howard Monahan were among those who received service pins at the Legion last Saturday. Here president Jack Lee, right, presents them with their 25 year pins. ' TAYLOR'S TEXACO : TEXACO 985.3055 © ssf=-- == e MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION < &E eo TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires) e MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS e OIL CHANGE& LUBRICATION e FRONTEND & BRAKE REPAIR Specializing in: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday - 8:00a.m. to 6:00 p.m Sunday - 10 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Accepted Credit Cards TEXACO - CHARGEX - MASTER CHARGE Why settle for less? 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