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H ¥ | Canada Life Announcement Frank Godley The Canada Life Assurance Company announces that Frank Godley has been ap- pointed an Executive Consultant. Mr. Godley has served his clients with distinction for many vears and will continue to do so. With his thorough knowl- edge of all aspects of advanced life underwriting. he has made an outstanding contribution to the growth of Canada Life. His advice based on his highly successful marketing surable help to the Canadian Individual Marketing Division in its planning for even more ef- fective service to Canada Life policyholders and tke public in the future. experience will be of immea-~ Ng | 0 i m - SAVE .le Top Photo: Old Bills from the Port Perry and Uxbridge area were the honoured guests at a banquet Saturday night at the Port Perry Legion. 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 4, 1979 'fl 1 i 4 Front from left: M. Marshall, L. Duff, A. Ashton, B. Tallon, J. Barr, and C.A. Glass. Second from left: and chairman John Maw. C. Allinson, W. Pearson, F. Cavannaugh, L. Nicholls, V. McNenly, R. Luke and J. Lee. At back are Ed Mason [Branch 419] S. Hamilton Bottom Photo: Old Bills from the Sunnybrooke Hospital in Toronto joined their fellow comrades from the Port Perry and Uxbridge area. Front row from left: W. Bryon, H. Window, N. Hallett, A. Ross, W. Marshall. Second row from left: J. Hennebarry, R. Johnson, R. Richards, A. Sutton, G. Gasweld, A. Brown Ross Weir and Len Haight of Branch 419, Elmer Simms, guest speaker and R. Oswell. ,and F. Knight. Reasonable Prices SAVE WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY FUEL OIL FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OIL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 Prompt, Courteous Service EEE mEEED SAVE THIS SATURDAY NIGHT B APRIL FEST '79 Nestleton Centre Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Did You Know......that Community Care will main- tain telephone contact with seniors while the family is absent? Would you like to use the service? Call 985- R.R. 1, OSHAWA 655-4001 Seamless Eavestrough, Fascia & Soffit. Authorized Dealer §)Hunter Douglas atic Plus Call us for a Free Estimate & Demonstration. ASK ABOUT OUR HANDYMAN PLAN. LATION "Gave Nation Its Soul" i Legion honours Old Bills "They gave a nation its soul". That is the way guest speaker Elmer Simms described the contribution to Canada made by men who served and fought in Canada's armed forces during the First World War, as he addressed a full house at the Port Perry Legion Saturday night. The occasion was Old Bills Night, an annual affair put on by the Legion to honour the surviving veterans from the First World War who are known as Old Bills. More than 30 of them were present, a lot of them wear- ing medals they earned for their part in that conflict more than 60 years ago. Most of the Old Bills were from the Port Perry and Uxbridge areas, and they were joined by a contingent from Sunnybrooke Hospital in" Toronto who arrived by special Red Cross bus. It was a night to remember their accomplishments, pay tribute and say thanks, and there were glowing words of praise from all the head table guests. Special guest speaker Elmer Simms of North Bay, a long time Legion member and provincial executive officer, paid high tribute to the Old Bills, citing their courage, bravery, and sacri- fice. "They deserve a place in our history," said Mr. Simms. the history of this country, Canadians fought during the First War regiments and their accom- plishments helped to bring the country together. "They went up the Ridge at Vimy as Albertans and Nova Scotians, and 'came down the other side as Cana- dians," said Mr. Simms. During his address he mentioned the quality of the Canadian soldier during the Great War, and the fact that they were used as -shock troops. Mr. Simms said that during the war both sides acknowledged that the Canadian troops were second to none in fighting skills and bravery. - All of the Old Bills present received small gifts from the Legion as momentos of the evening, and Old Bill Fred Cavannaugh thanked the Legion for the hospitality of the evening. He mentioned the" fact that for the first time in ¥ in their own Branch 419 chairman John Maw [left] presents a ' token of appreciation to guest speaker Elmer Simms of North Bay. G. DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2916 Monday to Friday Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment