Legion Lines TtlEHLRALD Pages Four split the Legions jackpot ly Last Saturday a full bus took off to Mount Dennis Legion Tor the day This was a return trip for us as Mount Dennis were our guests last month hod a most en joynble time Cards and darts were played and a most delicious meal was enjoyed The evening was spent dancing and socializing with host members and their wives Mount Dennis out did them selves in the hospitality department so It looks like we will be keeping these trips up regular basis after a lapse of several years This trip was for Members and Auxiliary members The Legion Elimination Draw was held last Friday evening and was a great success A beautiful supper was prepared and served by the Ladies Auxiliary They can always be counted on to please the hungry horde of men that attend and as In the past they didn I disappoint anyone The fellows id TV entertainer Billy Meek was exceptional so I told and he is always a crowd Four men split the jackpot but one name escapes me However the other three were Don and Lloyd Nice going fellows TV winner was Gannon and three con solatlon winners were Millionaires The districts Social Millionaires Night sponsored by the Georgetown Knights of Columbus was a great sue cess according to Jim Clarke Georgetown of Columbus District Warden More than men from the rlou GATHERED TOGETHER in a night of Lodge Joe Johnston Grand Knight of the brotherhood and friendship are left to Georgetown Knights of Columbus and right John Long member of the Credit Norton member of the Hal ton Masons organizations of this district gathered together at the Holy Cross Auditorium last Tuesday to experience a night of brotherhood and friendship Members of such organizations as the Masonic Lodge Peel Shrine Club Oddfellows and the Knights of Columbus welcomed guest speaker Tom Keating the State Secretary of Jurisdiction of Knights of Columbus of Ontario Upon requests made by the other organization Mr Keating explained the pur pose alms and the functions of the Knights of Columbus Mr Keating pointed out a few common aspects which all the fraternal organizations share We are united In one of the most important areas unity of person Without this there would be no Importance to life or no significance In existing Our great fraternal orders are serving special interests In the general public Volunteer work can accomplish just as much as government services However to give as a means of aid Is taking the easy way out stated Mr Keating Mr Clarke commented on the night success I m pleased with the turnout We are aiming at organizing another such affair for the fall Only this one will be on a bigger scale with Invitations extending to all fraternal organizations and service groups in this area Bumps and grinds SEATED AT THE HEAD TABLE of the Brotherhood Georgetown Knight of Columbus Gerry Fendley Night sponsored by the Georgetown Knights of Columbus member of the Oddfellows Chris Gibson member of the member of the Credit Lodge Peel Shrine Club and Joe Johnston Grand Knight of the Tom Keating State Secretary of Jurisdiction of Knights of Georgetown Knights of Columbus Columbus of Ontario Eric Stone District Deputy of the An accident April 13 between a Brampton man and a John Street resident Richard Hunter which resulted In damages to Mr Hunters car while Mark of Mercer Street Brampton had damage to his car The collision occurred at Mill Street and Drive Guelph Street was the scene of another collision on Saturday at two cars collided headon Wesley and Henry Goulet were the drivers of the cars involved Damage was set at to the vehicle and 150 to the and Mill Street was the scene of a second accident Saturday Chandrcka of Guelph and William Maveal of Lome Street were involved in the collision to the car was set at and to the behlcle A third vehicle operated by Edna received In damages Warren of Marilyn Crescent and Earl Nelson of 134 collided doing an estimated to their cars JohnRlpponJr and No who t been claimed up to this point If you hold that number please contact our bar steward and he will see you get your prize A couple of weeks ago Mac McLean had his sister Mary Bell from Windsor as a weekend guest It was nice meeting Mary and we hope she enjoyed herself and will visit CLUB H Cunningham Harold Badhnm J Doherty Peacock King and Fendley This weekend is the Spring District Convention in Brantford and it will be held at Duns ton Branch Comrades Ward Wright Elliott McLean and wilt be attending the weekend activities along with their good wives During the Sunday morning sessions the members will be attending the wives will be treated to scheduled trips in and around the area They II be back at the branch in time to view the large and most colorful parade that follows the convention meeting Our Pipe Band will be attending the parade which will add a lot of class to the event Elsewhere In the papers last week it was incorrectly ad that Bill and his Country Decs would be playing In our halt on the 19th of the month Sorry folks they were booked and played last Saturday Pete Edge will be playing In our Lounge this Saturday Pete is very papular and plays to the crowd so try to attend with your friends if you can All the leagues are coming to a close now You will no doubt be getting ready for your banquets and looking forward to all the prizes you and your team will be picking up Hope you have enjoyed your In dividual leagues and will spread the good word to other members and friends for next year ve been trying to Join that Wednesday Nile Dart league for yearn but am not having any luck Those Wednesday Niters have a terrific time Ladies It is our general meeting this Thursday at a clock Please try to attend and bring your donations down to the meeting for the Bazaar so the girls running the booths wilt have an Idea what they have to work with Please note May will be one week LATER due to the Provincial Con in Kingston which the branch executive will be at tending Also it will be our nominations elections and installation right after the meeting Our Zone Rally will be Tuesday May 13 in Acton Three teams of bowlers went to Barrie last Saturday and one team will be going on to Provincials later at Windsor The team came fifth Charlene MacCormick Marion Carney Morg Dot Day Barb Burns and Ann Nicholson were the winning team Charlene MacCormack had high triple of 841 and Morion Carney joined Charlene In high doubles of 1479 Nice going all teams and better luck next year to those who t fare too well New Toronto was the top team and Barrie and New Market were ahead of Georgetown Picking up draw prizes were Ileane Nicholson Jean Barb Bums Rita and Dot Day Hosting bowling is Saturday will be Tickets are now on sale for the Imperial Elimination Draw which will take place on Friday June will be top prize A terrific supper by the Ladles Auxiliary en by Billy Meek and others a chance to win portable T V and several other prizes throughout the night This will cost you HO a ticket and Is well worth the price So get In touch with Imperial members or the branch bar stewards and Joe polrier if you want a ticket Good luck to all ticket holders First time in our new lounge Johnny Tocher and partner Come out and give them a warm welcome his Friday at nine CUT OUT THE COUPON BELOW and bring in to Legion OR MAIL TO Tom Elliott Rex way Drive GEORGETOWN ONTARIO RCL ANNIVERSARY GOLDEN TULIPS PHONE NO I would like TOTAL bulbs at lie each TENDERS The Board of Education will receive tenders or thosalsof four lv45 model school buses Tenders close at p April Detailed and par titulars tor the above may bo obtained at the Central Administration Office MM Line Burllnoton Ontario THE HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION FROM KINNEYS OUR POLICY Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Refunded SPECIALS ON SALE STARTING APRIL 18th Ladies Poly Coloured WEDGE SANDALS In white or Sim To to Reg til ft NOW Boys North Stars Regular Size Range a 1A00 NOW IU Boys SUEDE CASUALS Vamp In Tan Brown ton 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