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RE ey EN SM Lh NaS oe Sn A - ANI : 7 pA RNC EE 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- nh wed vaca FET LAY Nn GNSS a Th. e Sete 'Ys "y Pit ELEN EOE AVERY A 1) Wednesday, April 16. 1975 Will pay tribute to Carruthers andDymond Cartwright Progressive Conservative Association and other residents of the surrounding area are going to host a Parliamentary Dinner to honour member of Parliament, Mr. A. Car- ruthers who is retiring at the end of this term. The community will also be extending a tribute to Dr. M. B. Dymond who has for many years represented the neighbouring riding of Ontario. John Goss of the associ- ation, said the event is to honour the two men who have "served the community long and well" and are both retiring to take up other Canadian Legion to get new logo for anniversary The Royal Canadian Legion will have a new logo to be used in connection with the Legion's Golden Anniversary celebrations commencing this November. The new logo consists of a circle enclosing a represent- ation of a flaming torch set between the dates 1926 and: 1976, and under which appears the word "Legion" accompanied by three poppies. The new logo will only be used by the Royal Canadian Legion for the duration of their Golden Anniversary celebrations - from Novem- ber 11, 1975 to November 10, 1976. It is not intended to replace the Legion' s regular badge. The Legion has planned many activities to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary, the first being the illumination of the War Memorial on Parliament Hill on Novem-: ber 10th. Handicraft Guild 10 'years old The Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild met on April 9 at the Presbyterian Church with a good atten- dance. There was a discus- sion re our Rug and Craft Show to be held June 7. As this is our 10th anniversary, it was decided to have articles from previous shows as well as our new work. Mrs. Marian Larocoque of Little Britain gave a demon- stration in Ceramics. She told us the history and tech- niques of the craft. Marian brought clay and we had the opportunity of shaping small items. These 'Masterpieces' are being fired in Marian's kiln. Our Work Shop on April 2 was a great success with 22 ladies participating. Next meeting, May 14 at 2 p.m. Kaye Smith NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING DANCE" PARTY etc. call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) endeavors. He said the community- oriented function is appro- priate for the event, parti- cularly.since both the ridings that they have served will undergo considerable change under the proposed redistribution bill. The people of Cartwright, Scugog Island and Port Perry, as well as other' Your Time is important northern areas, will all con- sist within the new riding of Durham North. Mr. Goss pointed out that , the dinner would also be at a time when he hoped many old and new acquaintances would make an effort to join with their friends in coming to hear guest speaker, Michael Meighan, national president of the association. VALUE CHECK'D -- RED OR BLUE BRAND SHORT RIB ROASTS Legionairs honour 20 Old Bills Well over 200 Legionaires and their guests attended the annual Old Bills' Night in the Legion Hall Saturday even- ing and enjoyed an excellent roast beef dinner prepared and served by members of the branch both male and females, Past President Don Wilson from Highland Creek addressed the gathering briefly and paid a tribute to the 20 honoured guests, _ veterans of the First World War." 'Mr. Wilson said a reunion 78 of veterans from all over Ontario is planned for April 24, 1976 in .commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion." ' Also s p ea king to those attending was Mayor of Scugog Township, Lawrence 'Malcolm. Responding to the speech and expressing the gratitude on behalf of the veterans was the oldest attending, Mr. C.A. Glass. Among the many who attended and possibly came the longest distance was Bob BLADE STEAKS wn. Sc BLADE ROASTS n.? 1 08 SCHNEIDER'S - ALL BEEF WIENERS wn. 8G pores (8y the Piece) . CANADA PACKERS - GN STYLE NA ff" ALLENS RECONSTITUTED THE ECONOMY CORNER!' SCHNEIDERS FRESH MINCED MILD CURED APPLE JUICE Tallon, a member of the Uxbridge Legion who made a special trip from Fort Worth, Texas and joined the celebration with three other veterans fir om the same, branch. Mr. Tallon had bee visiting with his son and brought his - granddaughter Kathy with him, for the occasion. They returned to Texas Monday morning. Third vice president of the local branch, Jack Lee acted as M.C. and Jack Cook organized and chaired the event, KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes Boneless - Smoked For "Burgers" , C 16-0Z. 0 : FRESH PORK LIVER . Lb. 39 Full Gooked Meat Loaf . Grou PEAMEA FL Bz, ddl PKG 62 TIN . 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