very hospitable, and served dainty and tasty regreshments to this large number of guests. Lunch at Historic Port Talbot The party then drove to that old historic Port Talbot, around which are so many memories, for lunch. Here it was where Colonel Thomas Talbot landed from a smal boat in 1803, and cut the tree that was the beginniing of the clearing of the for- ests on the land that now composes the rich and fertile farms of Dunwich and Aldborough. It was here where albot lived in a frame house by

$1.25 Cards - $2.00 T. 4. CUNNIFFE Tene Ow Rene in memory ofCal garet O'Reilly Talbot, he way Thochas Talbot il be un-{bor veiled Saturday. September rich seisoertey, ve Anglo-jactive service in Holland and, Plaque to Honor the Memory Of Colonel Thomas Talbot ithe next six years Talbot sawjinspecting ed sien ne So 31 on the grounds of Elgin|before his twelfth birthday] County Cocloe Welling-|he was appointed an ensignitime Thomas at 1030)in the O6th Regiment of Foot was almost nea The plaques erected

o Lake and e into ait.e o£ Port s �The earliest known European to settle i n what is now Elgin Coun t y was James Fleming who settled on the river front or LOt 6, Aldborough Township in 1796 ())p . )6. Seven years later, on May 21 , 180), Colonel Thomas Talbot landed at (the now) Talbot Creek and be an settl m nt of Dunwich Township in earnest. Ennatinger, in his classic history "The Talbot Regime" gives pioneer accounts of t he animal. life ncounter d by these early settlers. ith great insi ght

o Lake and e into ait.e o£ Port s �The earliest known European to settle i n what is now Elgin Coun t y was James Fleming who settled on the river front or LOt 6, Aldborough Township in 1796 ())p . )6. Seven years later, on May 21 , 180), Colonel Thomas Talbot landed at (the now) Talbot Creek and be an settl m nt of Dunwich Township in earnest. Ennatinger, in his classic history "The Talbot Regime" gives pioneer accounts of t he animal. life ncounter d by these early settlers. ith great insi ght

Committee. (c) NEW BUSINESS Resolution No. ·z.:n Moved by Councillor Caers and Deputy.-Reeve Pearson "That Kathleen Schaper be appointed as a representative of the Aylmer Town council to attend the ·founding meetings re: preservation of the Colonel Thomas Talbot home. · Councillor McKenna is appointed to act as an alternate if required." The motion is Carried. (d) INQUIRIES BY MEMBERS None SANITATION COMNI'l"l'BE · Chairman: COuncillor B. D ~ Guttman Alternat~u Deputy-ReeVe 'D. a ·. Pearson / (.)