Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 13, 1978, p. 5

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Norm Gibson recalls memories of Dieppe Norm in Gibson who has friends in wis ii tod by his local Brighton I ngiand branch of the Canadian Veterans K lo give short address this on the anniversary of the Dieppe raid of 1H2 The service was held by the Canadian Sussex on August 19 Mr Gibson shares his comments renters of the It wis just one this splendid monument Mas It by old nf the Canadian I to the members of the Corps who lost their lues on Dieppe on August lWh own person retolleciions of that historic tti ire still vi id As a member of the llnjal in went irdom of Ihe link landing eruft an of personnel from other units At dusk on the night of the is irt of I of of ill we Mended out to set from this fort of to with of ports of lint we were about to 1 ninth in lit ick on the Dieppe next morning gie the operation thin toueli of So did the fuel that under the terms of the Geneva convention we is medical personnel would find ourselves on the beaches of Dieppe without to defend ourselves The account of that operation has been old re old in the jears Dieppe is irned in history of our time is of heroism and eoungt in hum in beyond ill praise His in of bitter ind losses in lives It sent i ive of tnef despair throughout the Irtadth of mad However from roots of Her people there emerged a new resurg and resolve to prosecute the war with all the means at their disposal Re arrived in England to fill the gaps in the ranks of the units mated by the operation and two years later after successful invasion of Normandy the Port of Dieppe was at last occupied by troops of the Second Canadian Division Let me say that in the wider context of this occasion today you may feel as I do that we would wish to regard this fine memorial is commemorating also that multitude of men from all the various units who em barked from this Port and who as yet have not a specific memorial Dieppe of course was a combined operation and in honouring our own dead we would wish lo remember also the losses sustained by the Itoyal Navy British units the Air force the Air force and a of American Rangers In the noble of imdtui history it eould be said tint Dieppe has found an honoured place alongside Ridge of War One not only i symbol of courage ind saenfice in but symbol the attainment of national identity ind maturity This hove seen amply demonstrated in our own time Canada growing aw of the duties and responsibilities of any by Her mittml contributions to the cause of democracy stability and peace in association with Her sisltr nations Today as we look back once more to that morning of I we see in per how accepted the tasks challenges of hour and like pointer forefathers who had forged for a new nation in the wilderness of century Cm they found through hull in God in them selves the resolve to tin pith of duiv against all odds until the of Separate teachers will get 85 pay hike each year following slI Hilt in In the hive the basis of he Iheir school salines will horn Ml to this voir in 19 J an list years prin up il s range was I inefits Ihe board eontribu lion will inert to per from per cent while lw will to p per cent of I the extended health pi in group life insur nice ind death of fringe dismemberment plans in Ihe vcaroi Hie pact in lo the sec nil i level seven ith I me p icnee lushest for It lent nut is re i Negotiations hue I ten in progress sitae lis spring leathers Ihe bo in both the new September j Hi is I veil which I ittcd over m nun despite the help of ict finder different tdi itors from both trustees I ilwut 1 highhflited nstr ition at the board overwhelming slrike votes list minute slrike ills fo of the I hike Howe s will brine tht pay per tent this ytu scpirati principal will be pud in Ihe Imis o expemna ind ilton Point Commission William Mount in Police over involve menl with the liyinj Burlington friend the invest i ilion Mill show lie is of wrongdoing Holing in was called lo the police station of Hilton Polite by i doctor ircd with impaired to I Chief Ken Sktrrelt Mr rem until with the doctor bile I ml ind mm rtlcistd iuef mituled invesli Ration into the incident when tht Out irio Polite Commission The question before in is whither Mr wis is the lawyer or his position is police commission to influence ilton Crown Attorney lim is quoted as oris the r boss The point commission id pr with llttion T but most of his in in re il Sources ic I iw hut Mr Trek ret ill seeing Mr tit fen lnc line crown illornty in 1 spttuhttd conflict of inlcresl might inse if Iht police commission id rtprestnltd client in i ilton court an opinion Police Mr sits ling with promotions forte mil is i I miv hive lo question the tonriutt of polite officers during an In vcstigilion mist i client the crown is is saying NOW AVAILABLE mazDaRX7 PLUS MAZDA GLC and 929 MODELS achilles motors SALES and SERVICE 357 Quoon Stroot East Acton Tho Acton Free Press We Sept Tire shop Rural barn breakin site A New Toronto resident Would be thieves gained used an cheque to 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