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hy Ses LAAN oN AA PH . The above dignitaries took part in the ceremonies at the annual Remembrance Dinner held in the Legion Hall last Saturday evening. Left to right Bill Newman, M.P.P for Ontario South Riding; John Maw, Zone Commander; A.H. Adams, 2nd Vice Président Dominion Command; Eric Hoog, Deputy District Commander; Reeve J.J. * Gibson of Port Perry. : Pictured above are five of the head table guests at the annual Remembrance Dinner held Saturday evening in the Legion Hall. Left to right Mrs. Eric Hoog; Eric Hoog, Deputy District Commander; the guest speaker, A. H. Adams, 2nd Vice President Dominion Command; the Padre, Rev. R. C. Rose and Reeve J. J. Gibson. Legionaires Honour Comrades Fallen In Continued Minister the Honorable John Robarts. % } Deputy District Command- er Eric Hoog introduced the guest speaker, A. H. Adams, ¢2nd Vice-President Dominion Command, Royal Canadian Legion. Mr. Adams joined the Scottish Regiment in 1925 and. was in charge of the signals. He was 'promoted o the rank of Major, and was responsible for the train- ing of troops. He joined the Bell Telephone Co. in 1946. Mr. Adams has worked his way up through the Legion ranks and was 'elected 3rd avice President in Montreal and is now 2nd Vice Presi- dent. In less than four years Mr. Adams will be President of Dominion Command. Mr. Adams brought greet- ings from Dominion Com. [AES SEAN NSS NSN NSN SRN ANNE SRN EN hhh) Two World Wars mand on this the 50th anni- versary of the signing of the Armistice in 1918. He paid tribute to the men who took part in that great conflict, those - who died and those who lived to return home. Mr. Adams said that 50 years was a long time, but for the memory of a World War I veteran it seems only a short timel ; He said that after hearing the remark that there are not many 1st World War Veterans left, he check- ed the records and found that there were still 121,000 still living. He stated that another statement we hear is that "Old Soldiers never die, they just fadé away". This is not always true, as the oldest known veteran in Canada is 102 years of age. He served with the North West Fiel Force of 1885. : Of World War 2 there are over 840,000 Canadian Vet- erans still living, and their average age is between 45 and 55 years of age. Mr. Adams said that the Department of Veterans Af- fairs still have a sizeable 'duty to perform. He said there are ten D.V.A.- hospi- tals and three nursing homes still in operation in which some 8000 patients a.day re- ceive treatment. t 1st Vice President M. Woodcock thanked the guest speaker and John Maw pre- sented him with a gift from the Branch. On Sunday, Branch 419 held their annual. Church Parade, again with a small turnout. The parade formed behind the Post Office and paraded to the Library where wreaths were placed in memory of those veterans who gave their lives in both world wars. The Silver Cross Mother placing a wreath was Mrs. Leonard Leahy. The parade then marched up Queen Street and down Ottawa Street to the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion for service. ' = SELL L REALESTATE LTO REALION ' [ { For All Your Plumbing and Heating Needs : / CALL / / y ' ! 9 : ART'S % PLUMBING and HEATING 985-2581 R.R. #1, PORT PERRY / ; J Operated by ART (Pete) PETROZZ) § H Licenced Mechanic / \ 985-7373 Senior Citizens By E. Redman Wednesday, October 23rd was the day for the usual meeting for the Club." Forty members attended. Presidént Ernest Healy conducted the meeting. Many members are still on the sick list, :: Mr. Middleton has left the hospital, after being confined there for quite a time. Much business was discuss- ed. New shingles put on Hall roof, Christmas dinner for members-will be held at Grace Church basement on Wednesday, Dec. 4th. 'Scugog Head U.C.W. will cater and this will be the third year, and all are looking forward to this yearly event. A bus will convey members to the Church. Program and gifts afterwards. Pleased to hear the treas- urer Mr. H. Buckland is home again, after travelling by plane to Norway and England places nearby, where some of us members spent our young-. ger days. Many memories will be revived of those good old days as Mr. Buckland shows us slides of his many travels. Bus trip to Toronto Wed- nesday, November 20th to see '"Fenian's Rainbow" at Eg: linton Theatre." Bus leaves at 12.30 p.m. outside of IGA Store. Such a lovely fall, hope weather will still continue & word of too much snow, much easier for everyone particularly Senior Citizens. Meetings 2nd and 4th Wed- nesday of each month at 2.00 p.m. . Next Euchre, Novem- ber 23rd at Hall 8.30 p.m. The crowds are still. very good, 17 to 19 tables are set up and many strangers at- tend and all are welcome. Good lunch provided, also prizes for lucky winners at small charge. Different groups in charge each month and they all go to much trouble to serve an appetiz. ing lunch, and jolly evening. Winners last euchre. 1<t prize Mrs, Dora Watson; 2nd Mrs. W. Stevens, Oshawa; Consola- tion Mrs. M. Clark; Gent's High Mrs. Vivian Carl (as man); MY, C. Geer 2nd and Consolation Mr. M. Moase. mind. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 14th, 1968 -- 13 exchanged at Club Port Perry | also visiting Bath and other. ---------------- A NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ELECTORS IN THE MUNICIPALITIES OF THE VILLAGE OF CANNINGTON; THE TOWNSHIP OF BROCK; and THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH, NOMINATION MEETING Notice is hereby given to the Public School Electors of the Village of Cannington, Township of Brock and the Township of Reach, all in the County of Ontario, that in compliance with the Statures in that behalf, I require the presence of the said Public School Electors at the Township Hall, Manchester, Ontario, between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Monday, November 18th, 1968, for the purpose of nominat- ing fit and proper persons for the office of a member of the Ontario County Division Board of 'which all Fublic School Supporters in the Village of Cannington and the Township of Brock and the Township of Reach are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly and if a greater number of candidates, other than the one required to fill said office are nominated, and make the required declarations, polls will be opened at the designated Polling Division in the three Municipalities on Monday, December 2nd, 1968, and the hours of voting shall be from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. The Polling Divisions in the Village of Cannington:' ** Polling Division No. 1 -- Town Hall, Cannington Polling Division No. 2 -- Forbes' Vacant Store 17 Cameron St. W. The Township of Brock: : Polling Division No. 1 Polling Division No. 2 Polling Division No. 3 Polling Division No. 4 -- Ruddy's - Robert Fenn House -- Vroomanton - Orange Hall -- Wilfrid - Community Hall -- Blackwater - Allen's Store Polling Division No. 5A -- Sunderland - Town Hall Polling Division No. 5B -- Sunderland - Town Hall Polling Division No. 6 -- Derryville - Orange Hall Polling Division No. 7 -- Layton - Harold Clark House Polling Division No. 8 * -- Manilla - Community Hall Polling Division No. 9 -- Cannington - Town Hall. Cannington The Township of Reach: Polling Division No. Polling Division No. Polling Division No. -- At Community Hall, Utica -- Lionel Drew's House, Epsom -- Walter Richardson, Lot 6, Con. 11 : -- Township Hall, Manchester -- Community Hall, Greenbank -- Hill's Store, Saintfield -- Ernie Willerton's Home, Cedar Creek : -- Community Hall, Prince Albert -- William Keene's House, . Seagrave Given under my hand this 7th day of November, 1968. A.R. JOHNS, Returning Officer Clerk Treasurer, Township-of Reach Polling Division No. Polling Division No. Polling Division No. Polling Division No. Polling Division No. Polling Division No. © ® OTe ODD m= PROCLAMATION VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY TO WIT: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the Electors of the Village of Port Perry that In pursuance of the Statutes in such cases made and provided, I require the presence of the electors in the Court Room of the Municipal Offices in the said VILLAGE - OF PORT PERRY on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1968 at 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. of that Day, for the. Nomination of Candidates for: Reeve, Deputy-Reeve, Councillors, and Hydro-Electric Commissioners Nominations must be in writing, and signed by TWO ELECTORS. That in the event of a Poll being required, votes will be taken On MONDAY, the 2nd DAY of DECEMBER, 1968 to elect a Reeve, Deputy-Reeve, Three Councillors, Two Hydro Commissioners and one member to the Ontario County Division Board of Education, for a two year term. FOR BIENNIAL ELECTIONS between the hours of 10 am. and 8 p.m., and the following will be the places for holding the said Election in the different Polling Sub-Divisions and Returning Officers thereof, viz: POLLING SUB-DIVISION NO. 1-- °° . MUNICIPAL OFFICE, Roy Cornish, DR.O. POLLING SUB-DIVISION NO. 2-- ' UNITED CHURCH basement, A. Cecil Heayn, D.R.O. POLLING SUB-DIVISION NO. 3-- THE PARISH HALL of the Church of Ascension, Mrs. Evelyn Allen, D.R.O. God Save The Queen J. F. RAINES, Clerk Please keep above dates' in a eS \ IT DoT Ele a SE ot Lo -r x oi AR iy HES ER a