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& C# fl g~ § °e PNNc THEATRES &8 o 6 & * @0 § '/‘ , _ (@BEb pavemc _ Entertainment mour cooss CA Page 12â€"The WestonYork Times, Thursday, March 23, 1972 Last week, W. (Bill) E. MacDonald, Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor was choseA MAN OF THE YEAR by The Banyan Society of Toronto, for his help and interest in the club from its inception. The â€" Banyan _ Club‘s membership is made up of many businessmen not only from the surrounding area, but now from all over Canada, men who meet regularly at The Conâ€" stellation Hotel and have over the years enjoyed the company of friends of a like mind â€" who support very actively two major charities â€" The Salvation Army and The Thistletown Regional Centre for Children and Adolescents. ~\For Reservations Call 742â€"5510 y devote some of their time towards doing some good in the community. Thus the Banyan Society of Toronto was born. A few years ago a group of businessmen who becaine friends while patronizing the Constellation Hotel‘s Banyan Terrace Lounge decided that they should form a club and SUNDAY DINNERS $3.50 The Banyan Society of Toronto have made these pages on other occasions in the past, but in my estimation they certainly do not get enough praise for their efforts. Rexdale Blvd. Just East of Highway 27 Service from 4 pm to 9 pm DINNER MUSIC An Evening out Children‘s Dinners $1.65 Complete With Roger Doris ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Mr. MacDonald‘s father the late W. Edwards Macâ€" donald Q.C. was a wellâ€" known and loved Toronto The award in the shape of a most attractive plaque â€" was donated by RON BIGGER, one of the foun ding members of the Club, when he moved to Western Canada. Every year the members select their Man of the Year â€" a man who has made an extra effort in the organization of various events the Club holds to make funds for its two charities. These events consists of a yearly Golf Tournament, several danâ€" ces, and every year the Club hold a bangâ€"up Christmas party for the Children of Thistletown Regional Centre and also a summer picnic. The winner of the Man of The Year Award also receives a replica plaque with his name engraved upon it and the original trophy resides in The Banyan Terrace cocktail lounge at The Constellation Hotel. Mr. MacDonald has . been legal counsel for the Society since it received its charter in 1969 â€" and was instrumental in the forming of the club together with Wilf Snowden, who was the first Man of the Year. barrister and his son carries on in his father‘s tradition. His law office is located on Lakeshore Blyvd. in New Toronto. Congratulations are in order for Mr. MacDonald, The Banyan Society of Toronto presented their Man of the Year Award to W.E. (Bill) MacDonald, Q.C. this past week at a meeting in the Constellation Hotel. The award was presented by Alex Hacker, General Manager of the Hotel. Pictured at the presentation are (left to right) Banyan Society Ken Staniey & The Pub Crawlers featuring Charlie Kent, Rita Hall, and Reg Green. appear nightly from 9 p m to 1 a m ~"COCKNEY PRIpp . ;>, " CockNET PrRine ; * It‘s happiness time many . tavorit sical consultant . for Piq and Whistle AT THE PUB Luncheo! Cockney Howard Johnso Phone (416) 677 610¢ the Banyan Society member and the Constellation Hotel who donates all the facilities of the hotel for the club activities and children‘s parties. _ +++ Cockney Pride Pub remember along po It would seem that things Pride Pub 2P aht Ken is musical consultant for CFTOâ€"TV‘s Pig and Whistle Show and is cerâ€" tainly capable of dishing up some great tunes of the British Isles. He will have some great support with him in the persons of Charlie Kent, Rita Hall and Reg Green. It would seem that that will be all taken care of, with the opening of Ken Stanley and the Pub Crawlers this Monday evening. The Cockney Pride Pub is truly one of the greatly decored and â€" authentic English pubs in Toronto, but since it has opened it seems that the one missing ingredient was the right entertainers to match. are heading in the direction in the Cockney Pride Pub at Howard Johnson‘s Motor Inn, Dixon Road. R7/42â€"217; 101 Oakdale Road Excellent Dining Draught DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY FROM 9 "IHE QUIET SPOT President Jim Mokry, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Hacker and last year‘s recipient Wilf Snowden. The Banyan Society is a group of business men who devote their time and efforts to helping various charities. someplace quiet with expresso coffee bliiss! enstlleton NMEte] The Magic Carpet Room overlooking â€"â€" the lights of Toronto International Airport Dixan Rd. at the Airport WE NEED CARRIERS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: * GREENTREE COURT e WAJ e HATHERLEY RD. e GIL e LAWRENCE AVE. 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AMPLE PARKING IN _ LOBLAWS PARKING LOT OPPOSITE e WATT AVE. e GILBERT AVE. e AILEEN AVE. e BATHURST ST. 1500 to 1600 e DUNRAVEN DR. & ROSETHORN AVE. & CALEDONIA ROAD 400 to 600 MUSKC BY CARRIERS WANTED Boys and Girls <4or the Weston â€" York Times also