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PAGE 4, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,1987 Whitby Knights>ear n the Trillium The Whitby Knights of Columbus (St. John thie Evangelist Council 4895) recently captured. the Trillium Award for overaîl council excellence out of 308 councils in On- tario. The award capped an outstan- ding year for the council, said grand knight Brian McKinnon. The Whitby Knights also received the best council award for their division and the bulletin newsletter award at the convention held in Toronto in May. Meanwhile membership over the past year clinibed by 30 to a total of- 108. Founded in 1960 in Whitby, the Knights of Columbus donate funds to several charities such as the Christopher, Robin Home, Easterý Seals, and the Arthritis Society. They also support local sports teams and summer camps as well as ,Denis O'Connor High School. The chief fundraising effort is the annual charity draw in which tickets are sold ail over Ontario for a chance to win new cars. The Whitby members sold $7,000 worth of tickets for this year's draw. NEWLY INSTALLED membe rs of the Whitby Knights of Columbus (St. the Evangelist Couneil 4895 ) are (front, 1-r) financial secretary Stan Harris, deputy grand knight Dave Holinaty, chancellor Joseph O'Connell? (back, 1-r) DX ehamplain Father Bernard Wilson, district deputy Wally Sikora and grand knight Brian McKinnon. Free Press photo EXECUTIVE MEMBERS of the Columbia Squires are elockwise from top left) Rodney Holinaty, chief squfre; Sean Fitzgerald, deputy ehief; Puai Fit- zgerald, sentry ehief and Bill Ladouceur, marshal squire. VANDERMEER NURSERY & GARDEN CENTRE SOD AVAl LABLE NOW! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTUON 0F IMPATIENS * BEGON lAS PETUNIAS * GERANIUMS, WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY ANNUALS & PERENNIALS BOX PLANTS . AJAX W II OPE 7DA SAW EK BALY AVE. VICTORIA ST. 8:00Oa.m. - 9:00Op.m. DRIVE A LITTLE - SAVE A LOT u 427-2525w 74 =Pà W.= luk