PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1977, WITBY FREE PRESS Legion honors Queen 's SilveJubielee L-, arnA muir fo~r anîmher duty- The bugler playedt first in drurn and Pugie oanu s Iroquois Park Arena echoed ta the sound of marching bands Sunday afternoon as Branchi 112 of the Royal Canadian Legion presented a redidication service of aile- giance in honor of the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth Aseries was held as %'i hicli a of comnpetitions part of the event, nuniber of local orgaflizations won prizes. Whitby's 1Legion Brarich 112 won the Platoon cornpetition, the >Whitby Brass Band won the brass, trumnpet the bugle bands competition, and the Oshawa Legion Branch 43 won in the pipe and drum band conipe- tition. The Ontario Reginient Army Cadets won two prizes, and first for cadets. The Whitby Sea Cadets won second prize for drumn and bugle bands. The Owls Unit, Army, Navy and Air Force, Nurnber 306 of Dovercourt Toronto, won in the colour party competition.1 The Whitby 13rass Band, lnnrer the direction of Barrie llodgins, -provided the back- 0 ncof or?. Sheil la pteased to introduce the new Sheli Agent in Whltby: Joe Baxter of County Town Fuels. Taik ta hlm today, beo re winter cornes. He'u help get yau through the cotd days ahead, in conf art. Cati and arrange autornatlc fuel delivery. Joe Baxter will nake sure Ira delvered ait wlnter long because hes 8a25 year home comfort expert. He takes dally temper- atures as wilt as your fuel consumptian record into account. Then deivers rlght on tîme so your furnace doesnt mn short of heatlng ail and your homne stays warm. Cati today and arrange Equat Monthly Bllllng. So your fIjet bille are comfortably spread over the year and flot turnped to- gether during a seson when other blls tend ta plie up;' Ask about furnace service - he's a825 year veteran Joe Býaxter knows furnaces insde out. Hes a tcensed fumnace apeclkll8t. Cati. hlm if your unit needs service. Whether it's regutar furnace inspection or emergeflcy repair. He'Il be there when you need hlm. Fast Cail hlm, too, if your present fumnace la on its last legs. Ho can help you select a new unit thats rlght for your home. Phono or cone in Joe Baxter lives ln Whitby. Hes part of the communlty. And hes here to stay - keeplng homes cornfortable. Drop by County Town Fuels and talk about your home cornfort wlth hlm, today. COUi: 668-9218 Free Furnace Efficiency Test Are you sure yaur f umnace la worktng at peak ffltctency BM sre. F111 out this coupon and send It: ta County Town Fue". For a 1tttd ieo Bxer 18 offertng ait new cus- torners a heattig systeffl efftclency test-r» of churgel Get one done on your unît. ii cautd stretch your hieattng dollar. Nom*e................................ ......................... Addroe........................................ Phono......... DEPOT: EUCLUD AT BEECH MAILING ADDRESS: 1200 GREEN ST WHITBY 668-9218 during a 20-mninute e inter- mission. General Sir Neil Ritchie, a resident of Green River, who commanded the Eighth Armny forces in the Wester.n Oesert of North Africa in the Second World War, was the guest of honor and delivered an address to the varjous military groups participating in the service. General Ritchie said he was very mnuch impressed with what he had seen and praised the groups for their dedication. He also paid tribute to the dedication of Queen Elizabeth and lier "great sense of shown, and you in your own way are showing that saine dedication", he said. After the singing of "O Canada", Branch 112 Padre Rev. Bob Mansfield conducted a short service of allegiance to lier Majesty, and Rev. A. Woolcock said prayers for the Queen and asked those assembled to rededicate them- selves anew to 'their Queen, their country and ail that stands for freedoni. He also asked the people to remember those who laid down their lives in the war for that freedom. the Last sang the progranl concluded with the singiflg Qf "The Queeri", and a grand march past General Rit'chie, wh.o took the salute. George Ashe MPP, brought greetings fromn the Provincial Governmeflt, and Mayor Jimn Gartshore spoke on behaif of the Town of Whitby, praîsing the Legion for its work in preparing the Silver Jubilee service. The rededication service will be shown within the next few weeks on Cable TV, and an edited copy will be .sent to the Queen. The Ontario Regiment Cadets, winners of first prize for the best drum and bugle band and best cadet unit, march past the reviewing stand at Sunday's Legion Silver Jubilee Service. The service attracted a number of local and out-of-towfl military groupS to participate in a tribute to Qucen Elizabeth. Free Press Photo 87ffi Birtliday Celebration THlURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 ONLY picces of dii- L'tcyFied Clnckci Sand eo d ii bro iu Fr e'n chFri es ' ý:ý m ~$to~ ckckeV21to.q OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO -SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE ONE NEARESI OU e -- ~- -- - - -- -- -- TaIk to the new Sheli agent in Whitby:. Joe Baxter. He'II help get you through w*inter