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. Ont. Holsteins dominate Holstein enthusiasts from Ontario, Canada, went to Madison, Wisconsin to com- pete in the tenth annual World Dairy Expo. Holstein. ... show "judged by Henry (Sonny) Bartel, Ellsworth, Wisconsin. The Canadians, who became known as the friendly competitors from the north dazzled dairy cattle breeders of the world as they . Attempt breakin Parties unknown attempt- ed to break into a building" adjacent to the Greenbank Public School where they felt audio visual equipment for' the school is stored. Prov. Const. A. Kehoe is continuing his investigation into this occurrence, dominated the Holstein show with the Grand Champion female. Theynor Hagen Cindy, the 1975 All-Canadian Aged Cow, owned by T. Robert Flett, Oshawa, Ont.," was also named America's Supreme Dairy Champion of all "breeds. Not only was Cindy the best cow at the show but she also won in her class the Production Award for 24,194 Ibs. of milk in 365 days. The honour of the Supreme Champion was the conclusion to two fantastic days of winnings by the Canadians. In the four-year- old class, Hanover Hill Astro Anna, jointly owned by Spring Farms, Streetsville and Hanover Hill Holsteins, Port Perry, Ontario, placed fourth. NO project is more ization. "keep the faith". This program is presenting a golden oppor- tunity to Branch 419 of the Royal Canadian Legion, -to demonstrate to the Port Perry Community, the practical application of the much quoted statement in the Legion ritual to the effect that, "their sacrifice will ever inspire us to labour on, to the end, that those who survive and need our aid, may be assured of assistance.' We, at Branch 419, arésaware that this job is enormous, but, as Legionnaires we have pledged to assist those who served and their dependants, especially the sick, disabled, aged and needy. in keeping with the fundamental purposes and objects of our organ- The Veterans' Charter, one of the best in the world, represents tangible recognition of Can- ada's debt to those who gave their services, and in some cases their lives, for their homeland. Yet, astonishingly, large numbers of ex-service men and women, and even a higher percentage of widows, have failed to seek the benefits to which they are entitled. This has happened despite ongoing efforts of the Royal Canadian Legion and other veterans organizations, and of the Department of Veterans' Affairs, to publicize the provisions of the Veterans Charter. For example, in March 1976, in the House of Commons, the Honourable Daniel J. MacDonald, Minister of Veterans Affairs, introduced the long awaited Bill designed to provide special compen-. sation for former prisoners of war. The Bill provides compensation of 50 per cent pension payable to former prisoners of war of the Japanese, to which will be added the amount of pension payable under the pension act on account of an assessed disability to a maximum total of 100 per cent. Over' 8G per cent of Hong Kong Veterans will go to the 100 per cent pension and most of the remainder will be slightly lower, i.e. 80 per cent - 90 per cent - 100 per cent. Canadian ex-POW"s from other theatres during W.W.11 will be awarded compensation in accordance with the following schedule - Incarcerated 3 months - 12 years - 10 per cent Incarcerated 1v2 years - 22 years - 15 per cent Incarcerated 22 year or over - 20 per cent The effective date was April 1st, 1976. The program of the Legion in supplying necessary information regarding benefits avail- able under veterans legislation makes us pensive that we cannot cure the problem of awareness but, we are resolved to be a part of the solution and Operation Service is indeed our way to For Information - "OPERATION SERVICE" Call 985-3218 10a.m. to 6 p.m. : October 2 to 31 (except Sundays) &_ VETERANS, EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL 5% : AND DEPENDENTS - { PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 14, 1976 -- _ 3 Be ca sd Ng 3 4 em «5 Fao RE % TS = a - bo, TOR ENR A Bn tei DE SS ES CTR 1 ' po---- NLU MARRS RN uA P VA | gid 3 od p Scugog Township recorded its first snowfall of the it fell. Last year's first snowfall arrived on November year on Saturday, October 9. The wet, slushy snow 13, over a month later than this year. Could this be a came in the mid afternoon but melted nearly as fast as sign of what we have in store for us this winter? From October 13th @@ to October 23rd. ~~ YOU'LL LI Nut A | 4 A D.T.C. 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