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~ 's',stroIdredia ~ ton commuf* newspaper mSo 160 wer h -rwk RearExet *, e . ... ..P... .. . ..... . ...... .- Mikon Mal tb IMWanu Mdljueu Spookuacula Saiurday. Mmarn pwnplu*n caviç réfbt émI &a me. show, litre. Laura Keen poses wmth her ICm~Che.~h. ohlw..WO o1h moe. ow Poppy sales mre weif underway and M itons Remembrance Dey servAces are just around the corner. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 136 kicked off its poppy carmpaiqn ttiis past weekend. It continues until November il, wlth the littie red syrnbol of remembrance belng sold et varlous locations around town. Proceeds go to helping veterans and theïr familles, as "eI as arrny cadets %Ibs Sunday, local Roembnrance Day ser- vices will begin wlth a parade to the. Hal- tonville Cenotaph et No. 15 Slderoad and Guelph Uine. Starting et 1:45 p.m veterans wmll gattier at Amios Drive and meérch toward thie cenotaph. A cuvornon y wU **mo On Sunday, Nov. 10 thore M#l b. a parade et 1 30 p.m. frorn the. Leglon et 21 Charte Si. to Victoria Park (besldelTown Hail un brown Street), where a ceoernony will ho held at 2 p.m. Refreshments will ho srved et the Le- gion afterward. Then on Remembrance Day (Monday. Nov. 11) veteranh wl take a short mnarch through Evergruen C.rnetery before the. il arn. service. A luncheon wUl folow. -t Hahon Healthcare Sevies 0145> Pfmidnt and REO *Obn Oliver MiI reire in ApMi 2014 1iS boardCir JudYWIson made the annoumice- V m -hod b monRa the GwePwOjig1 Press *Mn *uiiMbmtmwlhdhsp"IOft4Ssnce 19%l andS bas -mi* excepooroni ledehé throtugfr ut b*scarmvr th usd Wdmon 'Whle tNs wll be a trermndxus km fo 1*4 we ame thMled for JnWas hie mbaks on thexta ptern isli*e' Olive sud II: has been a privileg to serve the hos- pétas o cfr tepast 23 am 'Much ha$ been accorripishecd through thés urne and yoet even greate opportunities for 1145 le on the horuon: Mord.%, Oliv appeared before Milon counc&î whlch voter in faiAur of iii. Town rvMding $35 million for the Mifto Dhmd Hospital expansion OW4ver career with MIlS hospitals began in 1990 when ho wus executi e ta of Georgetown WxoplWa In 1995 he beamne presàe "n REO of Oakvlil-Traaar Merorial Hospita. In 1998 he ma appointed president and CEO of wfais now MIlS - the resuit of the amlgamation of Milon and Oakvhf hospitais. In 2006 Oliver was Instru- mental in Georgetown Hospital% transWe toi-RIS. The 141S bmad has established a CEO ssarch coni- miéttee to ovesee the recrultmnent process Sme (id etiyar kskkhakocom.