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branch pdre tells us that the arrangements are all made for u e remembrance observance and that he 1 hoping for a large crowd and alio o course favourable weather the ttinisterisl association have decided to try a new lime and this year the seree will be htld at 1230 sharp at the cenotaph jeh minister u holding a memorial service in his re spective church and then will proc eed to the cenotaph to take part la the service kach one is taking rfttrt in the service it is emphasised that in view of the hour immediately after the church services that the service muvt be prompt as to time and will not be a tons one major paul ilarbw assures ui that once more the local company of the irne scots will take part as also wjll the high school cadets and that the usual very tmpreasivc guard of honour will be mounted at the ceno taph three bands the lorne scots iris iipe hand and a newcomer to the georgetown anisic world the new ly formed boys band will take part and this should ci rtainly ad i u he da it is hoped that as usual all th ofkinuations in town that lar ukro part and placed wreaths will do so attain on this wry solt run ami m nous k ration one of i k lown i txit known sulilirr s of two wars llinry shepherd mill- will as usual marithil the parade to make sure that the parade will tn- in pic nty nf time at thr c nntaph he asks that it aui ruble before 12 is at the legion hall as hr intends to movt off sharp l at 12 13 so all members an askttt lo be on hand in lots of time and ut s try anj make this the best parade and service iwr httd in tori town and to thi ctiuinfc of cor i- town may we ask pic an 1m- en hand for this short but ir iiiik rtjnt rvice ma wo count on our support thank ou mm tom riee and her commit tit an bus preparing for their hih ijn ori salurdjj and hope thai th ajhr fa mrs the ni we would ask ewroni approaehftl to help lo try and do so iast thuneta evening saw thr ret ular monthl meeting held in the l-e- kion hall with not too larkc a crowd present prrsiele nt llarvi y ar in presided and the treasurer and scte- tar wrrr in their respective chairs the roll call was taken and the minufcs of the last monthly meeting were read back and adopt rd and the minutes of the recent executive meet inks were reatl for the members in formation all the committees wrrc hraret from through their chairmen and they all gave satisfactory reports the bingo entertainment and sick reports were especially favourable ones during general business it was mov ed that the branch would sponsor the kid hockey again this winter and is the town has grown until it is eslima ted that there will be possibly four hundreds bos eligible this wintrr it seems to be quite a chore criticism was heard regarding improvements being made by the executive without bringing it up before a general meet ing however the president explain ed that they were authorized during the summer when the executive have full power to act on their own he ask ed for specific complaints hut there were none one of the comrades stat ted then that if it were a mistake to make the improvements that the ex ecutivc had made around the branch in the past few months then he hoped and felt that the vast majority of the members would agree with him that they should make a lot more mistakes because the new improvements were certainly wonderful question of the dues came up and it was unanimous ly decided that as of december 1055 dues would be increased to 5 00 per year to cover the extra coat of the legionnaire the official organ of the legion criticism was heard regard ing the way dominion command had forced this upon all branches how ever it was pointed out that nothing could bedone at present it is hoped thai ihe magazine however wiuhc greatly improved with the increased money from subscriptions it was also passed that from now on memorial services for our departed comrades will be held the evening bo- fore at the funeral home this in view of the much largor number who can be on hand in an evening and also to ahorten the graveside ceremony a request was made that the branch purchase copies of the dominion con atttution for each member this did not find favour with the floor and it was decided to get one copy of the same short reports were given by the president on the progress of the armi- atace ceremonies and the arm ut ice banquet he announced that jim yates would be selling tickets immediately following the meeting after the closing ceremonies re freshments were served by com alex taylor everything seems to be in order for the november lfth banquet and all the executive have bwn workjng hard on it it u hoped that thertwlu be a real turn out for this affair and tint the evening will be a grand one vtha evening u unique in the fact that lug made to the legion that evening by one of our blggfett supporters and we think that every member will be just as pleased with it as your exeeu live was when they saw the sketch of it to set this off a drape for the stage has been ordered and the wa in tneir tsual cooptrauve way have ordered drapes to atcb they are in gold and what with the new paint job will certainly add to the beauty of the place entertainment has been procured for the inner and once again we think that you will like it very much the ladies as always put up a real dinner and there 11 be dancing follow ing all for one buck darts and cribbage are once more in full swing around the rooms and faces we haven seen since last win ter are coming around once again saturday afternoon sees a fairly full house in the tdevtuon room where the cnbbage games are held comrades weve been asked to re mmd ou of your dues imease check the board and if you are behind a lit county masonic lodg hear crane jr warden last tueaday evemng october 25th u the occasion of the annual mai ton county night of the masonic lod em af it ail in this county tht year the honour of holding the even ng came to credit lodge george town j members of lodges from milton vc ton burlington oakvime and caiup- bellville lodges were present as well as the district deputy rt wor bro rou mckay ihusburgh the evening was held in the legion auditorium with the w a catering fur a turkey supper speaker for the evening was a well known torooto lawyer and par hamenlarian donald finning qc mp mr fleming is the year grand junior v ardwn o be maionic lodge in on tunc he gve a very inspiring ad tit- why jlot drop in 11 lo the liranrh ihe hitward will take it or treasurer dree based on citiseasup enle tainnteaf was nrovided by ken har rison at the piano sylvia digginj on the piano accordion and mich art armstrong baritone all local artists who added to the enjoyment of the evening the introduction of the guests was done by the master of credit lodge waltei puller who was chairman for the evening rt wor bro e v auecormsdt proposed the toast to the visitors re sponded to by the worshiful masters of the eight hilton lodges the toast to grand lodge was proposed by wor uro c c scbeer and responded lo by rt wor bro ross mckay rt wor hro donald fleming was introduced by very wor bro r m smith o oakville and the ladies who rate were thanked by the senior warden bro j ivans junior warden tom ntn concluded the evening with th jroiuur v asden a toast canada labour income reached an all time peak of til w0 000 000 in 10s4 v dotrr pa- w4t l e r 1wh i7 adjk j- feu l i is fc- anc ie taj o atocp is your battery weak why worry buy a new 1955 royal crown guaranteed 4 years 8 f- as low as f exchange installed free call georgetown tire battery triorigla 732 6 george street t vs