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1O--The Canadian Champion, Friday, October 17. 2003 eHunt on for photos of those kiUe'd inf th' F:;rv tWxvrdW Starting a search 85 years late is something of a handicap. The First World War ended in 1918 and now The Champion is joining forces with the Milton Historical Society and the Royal Canadian Legion in the search for photos of tse 68 men Iisted on Use Milton and Nassagaweya -monu- ments in Victoria Park and Haltonville. It's part of a 'remembering" project undertaken as a tribute to "Use men we neyer knew." As part of Use historical society's research program, Councillor John Challinor has tracked down as much detail as officiai records can provide. It has heen a months'-long search. The resuit is a major document that needa photos of Use men to add 10 Use details so Usey may speak wiUs faces to future generations. The hunt is on for photos of Use men, preferably hut not necessari- ly, in uniformn. The historical society published "Milton Remembers World War 1l" written by Ken Lasmb in 1995. It contains photos of Usose killed in Use Second World War from Use Victoria Park oenotaph. This proj- ect is an attempt to complete Use record. Photos, which are loaned. will be scanned and Use original retumned unleas Use lender prefers Usat Use original be kept by Use historical society archives, Legion Hall of Remnembrance or Halton Region Museum Archives. Several photos have been located and loahied out by individuals, but many more are needed. If you have a photo of a local man killed in Use First World War Usat you'd lend to Use historical society, call Jim Düis St (905) 878- 6061 (jdills@idirect.com) or Ed Goodail at (905), 878-6613 (emgoodall@sympatico.ca). Fuit list of contacts now available in mental health services brochure The Halton branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association has launched ils Mental Health Resource Brochure. This brochure lists aIl mental health service providers in Halton, which will allow individuals with mental health concemai 10 access help and support in a fast, timely manner. For more information about this brochure and a free copy, catI Miki Ackermann at (905) 693-4270 or e- mail miki.ackennann@cmha-halton.ca. Iie knVu nhelping. Anyone. Anywhere, Brunch Buffe costume conte TRUCKS CARS E-PE Introducing the 2004 SUVs at your Ontario Ford Dealer