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■xvr 4 • Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, September 13,2006 BUSted ! Bill Tomlinson of Grand enjoying the Orono Fair's fare. GOME MEET Ward 4 Candidate September 13 | 6 pm - 9 pm | Orono Town Hall 1 EBEEE We put it together. • Life, disability, critical illness, business, health & dental INSURANCE • Segregated Funds, RRSP's, Annuities, RRlF's, RESP's and LIF's • Group Insurance, Retirement plans, Mortgages 1-800-791-1324x359 Joe Reitsma 905-623-8887 Financial Security Advisor --y[ 98 Wellington St. Bowmanville "y F j n ^^ m joe.reitsma@freedom55financial.com Aoi*i«.oaond«-u.imur»c« Who said that? NOTABLE QUOTES • for Wednesday, September 13,2006 If liberty and equality, as is thought by some i vi are chiefly to be found in democracy, they will | r be best attained when all persons alike share in j I the government to the utmost. Aristotle, 384 BC - 322 BC War Veterans park for free in Municipality of Clarington Clarington war veterans will soon be able to park for free in the municipality. Following the example of many other jurisdictions, Clarington council approved a motion at Monday night's council meeting, allowing veterans with a poppy on their license plates, free parking at municipal lots and meters. Poppy plates are available to anyone who served in the Canadian Forces or Allied units during wartime, served at least three years in the Forces, or perfonned NATO service in any formal capacity. The veteran's plate program program is administered by the Ministry of Transportation, who issue poppy plates to eli- gable veterans in conjunction with the Royal Canadian Legion, who certify that.plate applicants are eligible veterans. veterans. "Once we get this into place, it will be one of those things that will lead the way throughout the rest of Ontario," stated Mayor John Mutton when he introduced the motion last Tuesday at the General Purpose and Administration Committee meeting. We Salute Our Veterans remember them. Sept. 15,1944: Pte. RAY WARREN McGILL C/120451.20 years. Killed In Action. 48th Highlanders of Canada, R.C.I.C. Son ,of: Percy Ray and Margaret McGill, of Janetville. Rests in Sec. X. Plot G, Gr.7. Coriano Ridge War Cemetery, Italy. Honoured in the 1944 Book of Remembrance, Page 386, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa and the Bethany Cenotaph. Sept. 17,1916: Gunner Alexander Christie 348669. Killed In Action. 2nd Bde. Canadian Field Artillery. Rests in Sec. III. Plot D. Gr.14. Puchevillers British Cemetery, France. Honoured in the 1916 Book of Remembrance, Page 67, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa and the Bowmanville Ontario Cenotaph. Sept. 17,1916: Pte. DAVID WALLACE IRELAND 219354.40 yrs. Killed In Action. 46th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regiment). Son of: Peter and Mary Moore Ireland, UK. Husband of Mary Elizabeth Ireland, Bowmanville Rests in Sec. III. Plot K. Gr.2. Ridge Wood Military Cemetery, Belgium. Honoured in the 1916- Book of Remembrance, Page 108, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa and the Bowmanville Ontario Cenotaph'. Sept. 26,1916: Major Alman Clare W. WILLIAMS 39 years. Killed In Action, :5th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regt.) Born at Bowmanville, Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams: husband of Anne Greer Williams, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Barrister, (Portage la Prairie). Rests in Sec., I. Plot O. Gr. 2. Albert Communal Cemetety Extension. Honoured in the. 1916, Book of Remembrance, page 182, Memorial Chamber at the House of Parliament, Ottawa, and the Bowmanville Ontario Cenotaph. II anyone has photos of this Serviceman or any Serviceperson featured, please send care of Orono Weekly Times. All photos will be relumed. Researched by Bill Calver ik you taking :ime to iwith at the no Fair 1 JOHN BUDI REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD www.johnbuddo.cor DO S3 & 4 n Vote for an OPEN, ACCOUNTABLE, more COMPETENT, THRIFTY COUNCIL.