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New members - welcomed By Harry Archer The annual Honors and Awards night was held last Saturday and as well, new members were inducted as Associate of Branch 120. Several awards were pre- sented to various members for long service-and also for outstanding service to the Branch. Don’t forget the mini- bingo planned for this * Saturday. Several innova- tions are planned including a turkey and ham roll. It promises to be a good night’s fun. On Friday there will be another meeting in relation to the planned trip to Las | Vegas. As you already know, this trip is expected to be from Apr. 14 - 17 at an estimated price of $610 per person for double occupan- cy-at the Flamingo Hilton. Anyone interested in this trip is urged to come along. Bring a friend. Tickets are now on sale at the bar for our annual New Year’s Eve party and at a price of $5 they have to be the best deal in town. Guests are welcome also. Jean Murphy, Les Seaton, Dave Bell and Vera Kirby were earlybird winners at last Saturday’s. meat draw. Other winners Joe Chaisson, Archie Brown, Ralph Bludd, Neil Johnston, John and Jean Narey, Chuck Tutty, Sheila Hicks, Jim Carney, Les Seaton, Shirley Newman, Orval Paul, Bill Weir, Jason Field, Jeff Timmons, Ann Willis, Dean Soucie, Bill Kirby, May Swanson, Bill Barber, Jamie Russell, Dot Richardson, Bob Engleby, Doug Imber and Marg Tutty. Fraternal ‘affiliate mem- bers are again reminded that dues must be paid before Dec. 31 to retain their mem- bership. Seniors dinner well-attended By Harry Norton The Senior’s Christmas Dinner sponsored by the Rotary Club and Branch 197 was well-attended and Santa had a present for everyone. Over 250 very spry seniors enjoyed the food and the entertainment. There was a good turnout for the card games this past week and the winners were for bridge: Len Lovell, Colin Baker, and Ward Hamilton. For euchre: Henry Wedge, Herb Rowe, Marg Wilson, Jean Milne and Lillian Schnurr, The 14 winners for the Meat Draw Andrews (twice), Norton, John Arnold, Al Moss, John Windows (3 times), Andy Dyc, W. Ferguson, Jean McKee, Eileen Molody, Alison Willmott and the large prize went to Sylvia Neville. Coming Events Bridge, euchre and the meat draw on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. The Annual Turkey Roll is scheduled for Dec. 11 in the Games Room. Come out and try your luck. IBEELINE ’ TRAVEL 112: Main St. S. Georgetown) (905) 873-2900) or (905) 874-3063) presents... PUERTO VALLARTA This resort charms with its whitewashed houses topped by sun-baked tile and bougainvillea in pas- sionate hues. Its cobble- stoned streets will lead you to some of the finest gal- leries, boutiques and crafts shops in all of Mexico. Top resort hotels edge the golden beaches of Banderas Bay both north.and south of the downtown and recent village-style developments such as Marina Vallarta and Neuvo Vallarta have expanded the golf, tennis, | boating and other facilities of this resort. The possibilities for out- ings are numerous. Jungle restaurants located just out- side of town serve tantaliz- ing grilled dishes as mari- achis play. For some of the best shopping in Mexico head inland to colonial Guadalajara for the day, a mecca for handmade wares from jewelry to furniture. With so much to see and experience, Puerto Vallarta is one of Mexico’s best vacation choices. For more information, please call Beeline Travel. New Associate members initiated into Georgetown Branch 1: include, front row, from left; Heather Burke, June Ford, Ollivier. Second row, from left; Dave Osborne, Marcus Noel, Appleyard and Wade Bond. At rear, from left; John Bur! Doug Crawford and Barry Bird. 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