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PAGE 8THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, NOVEMBER 5,2003 wnww.durhamregion.com v. Walter Passarella/ Statesman photo CLARINGTON - The Wilmot Creek Homeowners Association dedicated a plaque to all the men and women from Wilmot Creek who served Canada in different wars. From left, Bruce Hadji, association president, Madge Cadan of W.R.E.N., Don Bower and Fred Pace check out the plaque. War vets get plaque CLARINGTON - The residents of Wilmot Creek who served in a war will not be forgotten. The Wilmot Creek Homeowners' Association has dedicated a plaque honouring all veterans who now call the area home. Bruce Hadji, the association's president, said a resident who is a veteran veteran approached them with the idea of having a plaque to honour veterans. veterans. "We have quite a few veterans who reside here and it was thought we should honour them," he said. Four people - Mr. Hadji, Madge Cadan, Don Bower and Fred Pace - were active in the planning of the plaque, which was dedicated at the beginning of October. The plaque is embedded in a large rock, resting on a grassy area behind the recreation centre in the lakeside community. Remembering those who made the supreme sacrifice Morris Funeral Chapel Ltd. 4 Division Street S. (905) 623-5480 Bowmanville X/ Let us remember Let us pause in remembrance of those who died in the service of our country. For their gallant efforts in the preservation of our freedom, let us honour them and never forget them. "at the going down of the- 3 Cj sun and in the morning we , will remember them." Story idea? Call the Statesman: 905-579-4400 TAKE TIME TO REMEMBER THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH #178 INVITE THE COMMUNITY TO JOIN IN ON THERE REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES All services will be held at their cenotaphs BRANCH PRESIDENT JIM CONNELL FOR INFORMATION CALL 905-623-9032 ORONO SUNDAY, NOV. 9/03 10:30 A.M. NEWTONVILLE TUESDAY, NOV. 11/03 10:30 A.M. BOWMANVILLE TUESDAY, NOV. 11/0310:30 A.M. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 178 BOWMANVILLE Let us pause and remember all those who gave their lives for our freedom. (222) xZlîy Constituency Office: 75 King Street East Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1N4 Telephone (905) 697-1501 Toll Free: 1-800-661-2433 e-mail: john_otooleco@ontla.ola.org John O'Toole, MPP Durham PRESTON MOVING & STORAGE LTD. 420 Baseline Rd. W., Box 160 Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 3K9 (905)623-4433 Qjp Take Two Minutes To Be Part Of The Wave Of ^ I here are 525,600 minutes in a standard year. The Royal Canadian Legion is asking you to take two minutes of that time to share with us as we remember our war dead at 11 a.m. local time on 11 November. Help us create a "Wave of Silence" from coast to coast through your participation. It's not much to ask in return for what we have as Canadians. But it will mean the world to those who survived the wars of the past century, and to those still in our military forces today.lt will show them that their service counts and that they will not be forgotten as we speed our way through the 21 st century. The Royal Canadian Legion A force for remembrance Lest we forget. OMINUTES^^ Silence For information on this and other programs see our web site at www. legion, ca or call a branch near you. "... at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them." McGregor LD.A. Drugs 5 King St. W. 623-5792 Bowmanville ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 178 BOWMANVILLE POPPY TRUST FUND October 1,2002 - September 30,2003 A. Balance in Branch Poppy Trust Fund as of 1 October 2002 $25,559.64 B. Income from Campaign and All Other Sources $38,685.86 SUBTOTAL C. Campaign Expenses 1) Poppies and Wreaths 2) Promotional Material 3) Other Local Expenses SUBTOTAL EXPENSES $64,245.50 $11,959.51 $145.75 $1623.02 $13,728.28 D. Disbursements 1) Grants to Ex-service Persons $2,132.03 2) Bursaries $3,000.00 3) Donations As authorized at articles 1105-1107 General Bylaws $14,000.00 SUBTOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $19,132.03 E. TOTAL EXPENSES AND DISBURSEMENTS $32,860.31 F. BALANCE IN BRANCH POPPY TRUST FUND AS OF 30 SEPTEMBER 2003 $31,385.19