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,Speaklng of Saturday night brings to mind the fun we all had at the April Frolic. Not very many attended but those who did had themselves a gay old time. The “Country Squires” supplied the music and we can assure you that their efforts were not wasted. Sure would do this old heart good if they would come back again right soon. While gathering this informa- tion. we had the pleasure of meeting Ed and Dorothy Baker as they left the dance floor. They had just won a spot prize. Don't think they won any dishes but sure had a laugh when Dorothy told us how she broke the boys' poker club from mak- ing her chief cook and bottle washer. We pass it on to you. "r alt: uesOlaIe and down in the dumps. District cribbage at Angus this past Saturday and What a fine April Fool's Day that turned out to be. All the Way there. inembers of the crib- bage team for Branch 375 had their hopes high. Fickie Fate let them down and we are out of the money. Woodbridge came first with Newmarket a close second. Congratulations to all winners. Sympathies to the losers and wishes for better luck for next year. ...... lLch Congratulations “Jéey' on belng the mystery winner and may you come backragaln. It is always a pleasure to re- new old acquaintances but it is more fun making new ones. This was never more true than at the “Pub Nite". hosted by Branch 375 on Thursday of last week. Our spry sergeant-major spent an evening bowling When he had finished this exhausting (for him) sport. nothing would do but return to ye olde Legion to relax. This time he brought along some bowling buddies. Now everyone knows that no gentleman ever bests a lady in sportsâ€"let alone really beats her by egging on her spouse to do likewise. To make a long story short the lady bought a ticket for the mystery draw. Number 84 was the winning ticket and guess who had 'it. Right; Mrs. "Joey" Kennedyi Cnnm.s..l-u,,., Gradually getting caught up with ourselves, we sincerely hope you all had a most wond- erful Easter Season. Some lucky people we know share Easter time birthdays. And what better day to celebrate! This time we send birthday greetings to Mrs. Rita Hopson. may you have many more. This also applies to the rest of our friends. Dot decidéd enough Vwaé we can't remember whether they said 21 years old or the 21st of the month. Anyway Mrs. Rosamond Eakinsâ€"all our best wishes. Gosh so much has been hap- pening lately that we have not been able to keep up with things. At the hockey dinner last week there was mention of a beautiful lady's birthday; we would like to wish her many happy returns of the dayâ€"but We are desolate and down 7 __ 29 Yonge Street North. Richmond Hill Stacking Chairs Sugg. Reg. $23.95 ; I .0, 12 Cnloul Mmlmum deliver â€" $200 Yourleglbn Report: April 22 Dance To Raise Funds For Annual Picnic Branch 375. Royal Canadian Legion By Chris Ratchford â€"- 884-5260 lap-enough-so-she washed all the {wt glasses and dishes. put them Vlth piled high on a tray and let it "er drop. We gather from that day ' 0f to this, the boys have learned we KP our~ thanks to Dorothy any Baker for an excellent idea. but Winners of the second spot {my dance were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce '1“ Stewart of London our old 1”- stomping grounds. The plant will manufacture wooden roof trusses which are held together and reinforced by a steel connector plate, called a gang-nail. inserted by a hy» draulic press. It will prefabri~ cate every type of roof, doing all the engineering and fabricatâ€" ing for residential, farm, com- mercial, industrial and agricul- tural roof truss systems. a more economical method of framing a roof than on the job. 1 John Lohman. who lives at r 192 Bayview Avenue. Richmond ‘Hill. is manager of Toronto Roof Truss Limited which is building a manufacturing plant on the Aurora Sideroad, just east of Don Mills Road. The building is now up, finishing is progressing well and mac- hinery will be installed shortly with the official opening sched~ uled for mid-May. Mr. Lehman. with 12 years in the business, is the most experi- enced gang-nail man in Canada. The company will employ 12 to 15 local people when oper- ations begin and will be hiring in three to four weeks. It is expected that by next year the number of employees will be doubled as the plant will introduce a twoâ€"shift day. A third shift may be added later. Nearly every Saturday through the spring season there is a dance. April 15 is no exception. Music by "The Gravity" 8:30 pm to 1 am. Tickets at the door $2 per per- son. Everyone is welcome. Don't forget the color-guard's dance April 8. These boys are working hard to raise funds for new uniforms. Here's one for you think- tanks. What branch has a new format in bar tenders? We wish to extend our sin- cere thanks for those who work- ed so hai‘d to make this eve- ning possible and to those who came out and supported us in an evening of fun. KA YDON ‘ 12 Colours Minimum delivery charge BUSINESS MACHINES $11.95 ’62 G.M.C. Van (40 series), 14’ steel. box. motor recondi- tioned just 4,000 miles ago. Ideal farm or delivery veh- icle. We have 48 other 1' tioned used cars and from which to choose. PONTIAC BUICK LTD 9612 YONGE STREET Just South of Richmond Hill 884-4481 0 889-9651 A variety of mediaâ€"pencil, charcoal, inks. pastels. acrylics and oilsâ€"will help students find new abilities and skills in the ’69 Buick Electra convertible, serviced by Kinnear Pontiac since new. Every conceivable option, looks and runs like new. Lic. 82303. 1:30 to 3:30 p}n each ThurSdEi beginning April 13 and continu- ing to June 1. ’70 Pontiac Executive 2-dr. hardtop. One owner, remain- der of factory warranty, V8, auto.. fully powered, AM/FM radio, vinyl top. Exception- ally clean car. beautiful sil- ver finish. Lic. 83814. Batik is the Indonesian art of drawing a design on fabric with ‘hot wax and then coloring the itabric with dyes. Instructor Erica Wilson who teaches batik in North York will show partici- pants in the course how to de- sign wall hangings. dress‘ lengths, scarves. ties. pillow covers. Classes take place at the college on Dufferin Street north of King Sideroad from KINNEAR :Express Yourself At Seneca College The college is also sponqoring “Worlds of Women' programs in Markham. It only takes a minute ‘ to get a better deal from . . . l Part time daytime and even-m-ogram "E ing courses in batik. self ex- Tuesday af‘ pression, family camping, patic £1 to June cooking start this month at :igner Judy Seneca College's King Campus. :l‘eative pai There will be a series of study mce in dew sessions dealing with “Future :hm and {0 Shock" as well. 'Jants in inr Got a minute? Sugg. 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