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Staff Changes (cont'd) ..... His desire to get involved in Canada's war effort during the be "p" Company L.S.S.R. Also the Scouts, Cubs second World War (he is a veteran of the first World War) led him to a Personnel Manager's position in a war industry at Owen Sound, Immediately after that assignment he joined the LongLac organization, On Tuesday, September 17th, Mr. J. C. Wig presented Bert with a 35mm, camera, on behalf of Bert's co-workers at the Terrace Bay mill. As Mr, Wig pointed out this gift could only be a token of appreciation for all that Bert has done in the organization of the mill and community. -- For Bert Laundy is truly one of the "fathers" of Terrace Bay. He was the original Chairman of the Improve- ment District Board of Trustees as well as the original Personnel Superintendent at the mill. He was Charter President of the local Kiwanis Club and subsequently a Kiwanis Lt. Governor, Also original Chairman of the School Boards, In fact he was associated most actively in all phases of the original community organizations, And it takes little imagination to appreciate the amount of per- sonal time and effort expended on his part in playing such an active and pioneering type of role in the early days of the new mill «na community which existed here at Terrace Bay, There is no doubt that Bert has left an everlasting impression in this community and on behalf of his many friends, his co- workers and the community as a whole, we extend to him and Mrs, Laundy sincere best wishes for the future. CENOTAPH DEDICATION ~ SATURDAY - SEPT, 28 Bese et ee The Cenotaph Dedication Service is all set for Saturday, September 28 at 2:30 p.m All the people in Terrace Bay are invited to be present at the Recreation Centre to witness this Dedication Service, which pro- mises to be an outstanding event in the history of Terrace Bay, A very large turn-out is expected. The Veterans of Terrace Bay have each received a letter about the service, indicating the order of dress, As a reminder to the veterans this is as follows: (1) No head dress, (2) White Shirt, (3) Dark Jacket, (4) Medals to be worn. It is expected that all returned veterans who are available will be present. (cont'd next col.) By. 6 In attendance as the guard of honour will 2 Brownies, and Guides will be there, Represen- tatives of the Canadian Legion from Marathon and Schreiber with their colour parties; and representatives from H.M.C.S. Griffon and the R.C.A.F. Unit from the Lakehead are expected as well, A highlisht of the day will be the 40 plus piece R.C.H.A. band from Winnipeg by kind permission of Major General W. J. Megill D.S.O,, C.D., General Officer Commanding Prairie Command, Major General Megill D,S.0., C.D, ,- whee actually dedicate the Genotaph. It is expected that Douglas M, Fisher M.P., will be in attendance and G. C. Wardrope, M.L.A. For those that are concerned about a parade, there will te no parade as such. All Veterans, Scouts, Guides, Brownies and Cubs, and any other groups participating will form up in front of the Arena at 2 p.m. and simply move to the Cenotaph for 2:30 p.m, In the event of rain the service will be held as scheduled inside the Arena. A program of service will be printed showing the order of service and this will be available to everyone. A lot of work and planning has been done to erect the cenotaph and to arrange for this dedication service, so that a large turnout is hoped for, and particularly a large turnout of veterans, So many individuals have helped in the entire erection and planning program, that it would be impossible to name them. However the local Army Unit deserve special mention as through them we nave obtained the services of Major General Megill, D.S.0., C.D., and the R.C.H.A, Band, This has entailed planning of getting quarters available for the Band and looking after other detailed arrangements, The committee responsible for this service report that all arrangements are now finalized, and all that remains is the attendance of a large crowd at the service. R.C.H.A. Band Concert Saturday, September 28th, The Kiwanis Club have made arrangements for the R.C.H.A. Band to perform at a concert Saturday evening, September 28, in the Arena, The appearance of the Band is made possible (cont'd next page)