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H LL ------D OE SOY 17 ah TT i an | ue A RON ONE CBR Ri a GREER Mi Six will receive medals (From page 1) share our appreciate for their valuable work." Members of the selection committee included Mrs. Birch, Pauline McGibbon and Claude Bennett, housing minister. During Queen Eliz- abeth's tour of Ontario this fall, Her Majesty was presented with a solid gold replica of the medal by Premier Davis. The six persons from Scugog Township who will receive the medal are as follows. Mabel Cawker of R.R.1, Nestleton who is an active volunteer at the United Church and assistant volunteer organist. She is also an enthusiastic member of the Honeydale Women's Institute. Earl Martyn of R.R.2, Port Perry has served ten years on both the Community Hospital Board and the Port Perry Fair Board. Armour McMillan of Greenbank has served for many years on numerous farm organ- izations including the Police protest (From page 1) stration at noon Monday in Ottawa did not have the sanction of the Canadian Association of Police Chiefs as presi- dent Robert Lunney of Edmonton issued a statement saying "attempts to. exercise public pressure upon governments through mass demonstrations are inappropriate for police officers." Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor said that while the demonstration has not been openly support- ed by the Durham Police Commission, members of the Comm- ission have sympathy for what the police officers are trying to do. Mayor Taylor, a member of the Comm- ission, said there is support from the Commission calling for a review of the capital punishment issue in Canada and an overhaul of the parole system. "Maybe this march will drive home the point that elected (fed- eral) officials had better take a look at this situation," he said. 193 QUEEN ST PORT PERRY (416) 985 7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE since sad 12% 5 Yr. Annual Interest 11%% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change Without Notice Port Perry Fair Board, the Ontario County Holstein Association and the South Ontario Plowmen's Association, Percy Van Camp of Blackstock has worked with the Blackstock Agricultural for half a century and is actively involved in church and other community affairs. Vin Walker of Port Perry has been involved as a volunteer in minor fastball for some 25 years as a coach, manager and executive. He formed the Port Perry Minor Softball Association more than 20 years ago and has been a member of the executive with OASA. Glen Wannamaker of Port Perry has taught the "Young Peoples' Sunday School class in this community for 30 years. He has also been active with the Port Perry Fair Board. The Port Perry Star would like to offer our congratulations to these citizens for winning these medals and for their contribution to the community in so many different endeavours over the years. T= Six year old Beckie Wilkinson of Toronto was visiting Port Perry saturday morning and stopped to buy a Poppy from Branch 419 member Edward Pelletier. Remembrance Day is Sunday, November 11. Services will be held Sunday morning with the parade starting at 10:00 a.m. at the IGA store parking lot, a memorial at the library at 10:30 and service at the Legion Cenotaph ati1:00a.m. Here's Your Chance to Celebrate ... Saving Money .... Looking Terrific! ) It's Our . 7 [Perm $3°.0FF OCTOBER 30 through NOVEMBER 17,1984 This special offer lets YOU choose the IDEAL PERM for your hair. And if you're not sure which type of Perm is best suited for your hair ... consult one of our friendly professionals. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 6, 1984 -- 3 LEST WE FORGET 2 PERRY anb DISTRICI HONOUR ROLL * i 1939 = 1915 ~~ wma > ~-- a Bo ne Se vic Lm i Se we > = Don't forget to remember Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419 were around Port Perry last Friday on their annual canvass for Poppy Day. The Legion will be honouring those who lost their lives in the wars this Sunday during their annual Remembrance Day Service. Above, Legion member Ross Hutchinson and president Bob Archer are seen in front of the Cenotaph. : Dixielee "133.43, |», =speciod 15 Pc. BUCKET 15 PIECES a OF TENDER GOLDEN CHICKEN Plenty for a family of 5-7. FRIDAY = SATURDAY Zz and SUNDAY. Thank You for 20 Great Years! € FRIED CHICKEN and SEAFOOD AM ALL CAMADIAM COMPANY WITH OVER 120 LOCALLY OWMED FRANCHISED LOCATIONS FROM COAST TO COAST 136 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY -- 985-9009