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wivsw x wedqesdasraln april 1957 t ernies radio jftm st tr 74701 evs ik 3 cabs 3 flowers for every v occasion i work speclartyl flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral tr 73582 gmytomi hyxvm vlixt y ja mino millwork doors cabinets frames sash stairs screens prompt service free estimates 11 water st 5 tr 79771 s biugarbutt by uaue clerk jim murphv has a real big sur prise in the lunch line for all the members meeting night thursday aprtlssth and grants a real big crowd to be there to enjoy it he didnt have it arranged till after the notices went oat so pass the word to all members you meet 1 with various units of the branch going to grimsby north bay and to weterdown among other places in the next couple 4c mtfrjm members are going- to be busy the district meeting is being held on sunday march 28th in the new legion building at jwater- down we hope to see a good turn out in attendance anyone inter ested in going please contact the writer i zone meeting coning up very shortly nd will be tn important one with the provincial conven tion coming up this summer and our own branch meeting is tomorrow night in the auditorium and we hear via the grapevine a number of subjects are to come up so well advise each member to be on hand to look after the best interests of your branch also the lucky draw will be held and the kitty is growing so try to get out to take your chances on ta king that goodly sum of money home with you j travel notes 15 day air excursion only 45400 return malton to london england full particulars at y- itaasaiml- all si kvwl oral thousand dollars ahead of the present margin the price itself is a fair one and seems to suit the members whether it could be ad hered to is something we don t care to prophecy if the executive were not careful about their expendit- tures and whether the branch as a whole would favour the rais ing of prices in order to take part in more activities is something that is up to each member and no one can make tlie decision except the inenrtershlpas awhole however we think with a utjtlebit of com- men sense a litue bit of tolerance and ah effort to understand each others views and our branch the biggest and best in b can carry on as at present m to keep everyone happyl we have been asked at times to print a small history of our var ious dominion and provincial of ficers so this week we win try and give you a few highlights of a number of them d l burgess mbe mc legion dominion president- david luther burgess was born in ontario near toronto sixtysev en years ago he went west and en listed in the 188th batt at prince albert transferred to the royal flying corps and flew with no 25 squadron he was awarded the mc for conspicuous gallantry in april 1917 as a lieutenant mr burg ess finished the war- as a captain and returned to saskatchewan as a soldiersettler in the north then he moved to ottawa as private sec retary to the minister of agriciil ture and later became chief supply officers of the dept of agriculture he has been president of the ottawa branch of the canadian legion and has been active in various legion committees as well as ottawa boards including acting as a trustee for ottawa civic hos pital mr burgess is an elder in the united church is married and has one daughter he golfs occasional ly for recreation henry harvey provincial president ontario command canadian legion he enlisted in the 21st batt in sept 1914 and served in france and belgium he was wounded three times at the somme in 1916 and later volunteered for service in north russian and transferred to can field battery where he re mained until discharge in lfils in the second world war he was commissioned with the rcasc mr harvey is employed with the ottawa journal as circulation manager he has been a6tive in the ottawa branch since 1834 henry harvey has chaired many committees and was president of his branch during 1942 and 1843 he served as director of legion war services has been a lone commander district commander and vice president and was elected provincial president at windsor in 1955 patrick biggs secretary ontario command pat biggs was born in toronto on march 17th 1915 is married and has four children prior to 1939 worked for various newspap ers and publishing houses in tor onto- and at the time of enlistment was managing editor of age pub lication ltd he enlisted in october 1939 as a sapper in rce toronto going overseas in dec 1939 was com missioned in 1940 and posted to the royal regiment of canada ser ving with that unit and discharges in june 1945 with the rank of major on discharge he became a wel fare officer for dva until his ap pointment as secretary to provin cial command canadian jegion in 1947 with the good weather here how about each member of the legion just taking a little time out to go out and dig up one new mem ber all you probably have to do is contact someone you know with the application forms and should it be that you never think to get the application forms just phone your branch secretary and he will see yougetythem this season let us all make ajreal concentrated ef- for to build our membership tell them all the things they are missing jhe picnics treats for the kids the various outings corn roast christmas tree and the var ious banquets as well as the chance of helping to contribute to the ov erall picture as administered by command give your prospect a introducing kenneth john jib7 lives at 53 hewson crescent and is a process planner at a v boe malton he is married and- served in the air force during the 2mtid war he likes carpentry and painting as hobbies johnny campbell lives at 10 campbell gate georgetown and is employed at varian industries he is married with one child and ser ved in the artillery plays golf and is an amateur photographer an increasing problem in all branches in the zone is the terrif ic cost of engaging in their various activities that fall in a sports or in an entertainment category especially is this true in sports where once you become proficient and find teams entered in district tournaments it becomes quite a sizeable expense and naturally one finds in each branch extrem ists on both sides some hotheads who feel sports should be indulged in to the total disregard of any thing else in the branch and other eggheads who feel the branch should exclude all other forms of recreation except that ancient and honorable pastime of elbow bend ing we have no firm conviction on the subject but do feci that mod eration should be used and that in each faction an attempt should be made to see the other side of the fence certainly it gives us a thrill to bear of our branch or zone carrying off honours in some particular event but then again we can- understand the moan of anguish that is wrenched from the custodian of the treasury as he tots up the amount of filthy lucre he is going to have to part with not to mention seeing bis dreams of a surplus for the year evaporate into blue sky looking at the whole picture zonewise we think earl holmes the zone sports officer has done a wonderful job and that in that department he has had the able help of his energetic deputy dude lindsay of acton and each sports chairman including our own hard working frank conriely between the various sports com mittees in the zone a strong struc ture has been set up which has pulled sports up from a low stat ion in zone activity until now they are without a doubt the largest as well as domination factor in the life of the zone and branches we cant help admire and by we that includes almost every legion member the very sound financial basis that the whole setup has been organized on the boys in charge have with their draws etc not only financed their tournam ents but also managed to clean up over 100 in back debts inclr- red by the previous sport group a point that is noteworthy and at present they are we believe in possesion of a bank account of at least 15000 as of the last zone meeting well done fellows and keep up the good work speaking locally we hope that a concret rate will be set in the sales talk then whop out an appli- near future and adhered to in our tatlon form and well wager hell former g hojfemred by dwynten branch this should be done at a general meeting and should on ly be able to be changed on a30- day notice of motion at least in our opinion this would eliminate arguing and unneceisauy recrimi nations however there is one item we think should be taken into con sideration and that is the price of the commodity we sell and realise our operating capital from in all branches with but two exceptions in the province of ontario prices are considerably- higher in moat c by 5c biasing the average price 35c against dttof wet tins jav-jt- dpfftftpp to conmder wane jsesntbsy and could m the slight grey haired suming man who trained the dairy wwimjsstaiieis of the three prairie provinces received ufa n ship in the saskatchewan dairy association- he is percy iv read retired dairy conimiasioner of the tchewan department of agriculture during his long tenure in that position from 1918k to 1947 reed trained and dev the men who are now provincial dairy commbdooeni jit hall mccallnm in alberto e h p xhwek in manitoba and his successor hugh s kan in r jack s tunrnballpast president of the national dairy council of canada made the presentation at the banquet of the association 48th annual meeting to the ial bad room of the hotel i chewan afr fornbnll paid a warm tri bute histold friend who though a bachelor was the virtual father of the prairie dairy commissioners and the real creator of the pat tern jhat brought the dairy bust ness to achievement across the prairie provinces undreamed of a half century ago the present comnussioners mr turnbull said are a living monu ment to mr deeds contribution to the growth of the dairy business to economic impressivenessinthft west mr turnbull said mr reed could claim many arsis in developing the dairy industry in saskatche wan one of his most important was the introduction of sanitation in milk by setting up a laboratory for that purpose mr reed according to mr turnbulls citation had standard ization as his aim and achieved this in milk and butter grading he said mr reed was one of the founders of the saskatchewan dairy association finally mr turnbull recalled that mr reed always opposed speeches at association banquets consequently he said mr reeds lifelong rule would be invoked against him so mr reed did not reply after the presentation mr i reed won an ovation from the packed banquet hall i harold horner deputy minister of agriculture was chairman mr i hanna introduced the head table guests and their wives j outof province guests included f j reynolds president national 11 schools continued from page 1 sad sec wrigg 86 sharon cpokjjjlen w 85 lesley anne duby acton 2 84 jacqueline sheppherd george town chapel margaret davidson acton 1 margaret whewebv mil ton brant margaret mcphail cam pbeuviile susan brush milton denyes jacqueline barr milton rosary 5mmqt letvoftv w roohtt mlp milton rosary 86 glen wil liams 82 1 camphepvillet norval wrmmqat sjsrmr m hmw wflo fnrw milton denyes 88 acton i 87- georgetown chapel 86 milton brent georgetown wrig- glesworth acton s iv georgetown chapel 87 mqton denyes 88 acton seorgeni wrigg ner val milton brant georgetown harrison v boys s p and un brad livingston georgetown chapel 86 david spadafore ac- ton 1 85 ronald hopkins milton brant 83 larry saunders georgetown wrigg billy klooster glen w rex heslop georgetown harrison gary thomas milton denyes bruce evans campbeuviile david iorna milton rosary eddie hub ble acton 2 vocal duet margaret davidson and lesley anne duby acton 1 85 barbara evans and robert mccumber georgetown chapel 84 lynne merritt and susan draper milton brant 83 sonja berg and cairne babey georgetown wrigglesworth keith andrews and jbn hurst acton 2 marie van liere and margaret vaner ham glen w margaret graham and ruth ann sherratt milton denyes gerrie vis and ca rol hayloick norval tripl trio acton 2 87 georgetown wrigg 86 acton i glen williams norval milton denyes campbeuviile mil ton brant georgetown chapel ih0 optometrist office hoots 10 im to 6 pjrt daily evenings by appointment ctatflete iye slwlt sew1ce call tr 73971 181 ph street opposite del rex development immmbmi o a jerries h lypfrilll v church stfuwr tri resideatial commerdal hdafstrial additions and repairs kenneth wells veterinary direc tor general dept of agriculture ottawa orvule shugg toronto representing the dairy fanners of canada and dr vearl r smith dept of dairy husbandry univer sity of wisconsin saskatch guests included hon l c noliet minister of agri culture mayor t h cowburn g w c johns president regina cha of commerce and david cassbeggs general manager sas katchewan power corporation be safe not sorry now is the time to take delivery on seed grain and clover seeds we have all varieties in stock get yours before the spring rush our seeds are of highest quality and the price is right halt0n cooperative supplies georgetown tr 72171 koenw days mauon tr r2391 see the raiders play tonight the one truly modern completely automatic heating system convenient v no furnace tending no fuel handling no fuel storage does away with fuel bins tanks ash cans a silent gas heating is your silent serv ant twentyfour hours a day no noise to disturb your waking or sleeping hours clean healthful gas is a pure fuel leaving no residue less housework and fewer cleaning bills dependable no motor or fuel pump for gas burner that means less service calls with carefree gas heat saves space the gas heating streamlined unit makes your basement roomier more livable provides extra healthful room for play or wnric gas provides even heat and clean air saves doctors bills all the family will be healthier a longer life simple design of gas burner means less wear and tear longer life and far less depr ciation no hidden costs you pay tor fuel only no hid den operating costv lowest maintenance cost im sign up 1 dont forget the big monthly mee ting tomorrow thursday night be there to take part in the con duct of your business for it is par tly yours and were sure if you thought of it as a shareholder not just a member you would be on hand to look after your interests 5 i greatest honour any mem ber can dp his club is after elect ing u officers sqppoxc them loy ally uam totm enilju atthat time tbeylure in hfs proved unworthy torn them oat united suburban gas ti umitfd tr 7491 tv74i acaan jv ivirkk