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Also present were Nell and Art Spence. Every Friday evening there is a mystery winner and this time was no exception. President was the mystery win- ner and had the pleasure of drawing the name of the 50-50 winner. You guessed it Chester Now this last item brings to mind some‘of the good times that have gone on in the past. Every Friday night there is what we call our Friday night socials. When you attend one of these affairs, you never know just what is going to happen. Like the other week. In attend- ance at this bash were our President and his lady (Rita \and Douglas, in case you jok- ers don’t know who we meani. -Nell Spence won the 50â€"50.‘ Wouldn‘t this just rot your? socks. So why don't you all try to put in an appearance once in a while and see just what cooks. Lately the tribesmen of ranch 375 have been suffering mm the wanderlust which has aused them to wander to many laces. Seven little indians ook off for the wide open paces of Edmonton, Alberta. hile pausing at this restful pa, they took in the Canadian oftbali Championship. When aking time out to meditate, hey availed themselves of the ospitality of various Legion ranches in that area. Upon heir return to their own res- rvation. one would think they ad been on a scalping expediâ€" ion from all the hairâ€"raising ales they have brought back. ‘lad to see you home safely, e lads. Speaking of travelling. an~ ther group of indians took off or the French River area dur- ng the Labor Day Weekend. [‘he idea was to get in some ishing time. There were three 'ndians and four chiefs. Guess ho had all the ruddy fun. Oh 'es, we do hear that one little ndian got himself lost. He made a gee when he should ave made a haw. Don't know ‘f fisherman the world over are prone to exaggeration or if this 's a local attribute. One just doesn't dare to belieVe all the tales about the one that was nearly caught or else it was just too big to bring in on an ordinary lineâ€"excuse the un- ntended pun please. Oh well, as long as everyone had a good time. < 1“An Aft iranks pl There the air brings t: various year. Fi another When c available iyou.. Be letin bot Got t ‘nonce. E feeling Sure ho ‘lam Abl If she i ‘l'or the l 'we are c week, w Brancl this afti took on ees of Baseball lopsided ‘Bloomer 375 can silver c< .the sum over to For Ret: tend ou for tho: ball. tht the team donated Our ow1 Colton fine rep This week we wish to start‘vious commitment George Cow- ff on the right foot. By this ie and Ken Birch will not be ve mean by extending our vel'flable to play for us as previ- est wishes and congratulations‘ously reported. Nevertheless a newlyweds Mr. aners. Allthere will be good music for aggart and Mr. and Ml‘s.'dancing provided by The Coun- ouglas Hrynkiw. May thesehry Squires. Sure hope we see appy couples celebrate many you there. Tickets available at mg and happy years. To any the door or from,the bar stew- f our other friends that may ards. e celebrating blrthdayst anm'l All members please heed this. el'sal‘ieS 01‘ What have youfiGenei‘al meeting Monday at Like this past Friday nightt 'when Mrs. Laura Ogden chose the lucky winner â€"â€" Comrade Jimmy McCoppen of King City. He was so interested in a game of euchre that he nearly missed hearing his number called. Oh well. some of these characters are so blase you .know. All spoofing aside. we ex- tend our congratulations to all the winners. (We do hear a rumor that they are going to let us in the clubroom now). Lately the members have been running on a lucky streak. This past Friday the clubroom was jammed with folks watch- ing the final game of the series between Canada and Russia: as is usual during a hockey series we all buy tickets to try for the jackpot. This night was no difâ€" ferent. At the end of the game Paul Attila was found to have the lucky combination. Congrats Paul. {gage accept our heartiest good vishes. Gash we have just taken a look see to find out what hap- pened to our sick parade and found there was no one there. This certainly makes us feel goodâ€"sure hope that you all stay this healthy for the rest of this year: we can't afford to have any of you sick. Thursday nights are Air Cad-‘ et nights for 778 Squadron of‘ Branch 375. This past Thursday! was no different except for one: thing. All boys were spruced; up to the nines and ready for. the renewal of routine. One. member. George LeBeouf tra: versed the length of the hall on his way to the Clllbl’OOIll. He was showing his guest the hos- pitality of the branch. One sharp-eyed cadet caught a quick glanceâ€"did a double takeâ€"and cleared the air with a mighty grin. and criedâ€""Clear the trackâ€"here comes Shack". That‘s right, Eddie Shack was in town and we had him (at least the air cadets did). Being the gentleman that he is. Edâ€" die gave those lads the thrill of a lifetime. Bet a lot of par- ents had a hard time getting their lad to settle down for sleep that night. Somewhere in this column we; have mentioned the good times‘ at Branch 375. Well Septemberi 16 is no different. Ways and: Means Chairman George Dice- man is heading a committee that is tossing a Hard Times Dance. There are plenty of Prizes, refreshments and good dance music. All this for the 10“' Price of $1.50 per person 01‘ $3 per couple. Come on ou. and join in the fun. We regret to report that owing to a pre- Eddie Shack Visits Air Cadets Your legion Reports Branch 375, Royal Canadian Legion By Chris Ratchford â€" 884-5260 Branch 375 Fuddle Duddles this afternoon (September 10) took on the umpires and refer- ees of Richmond Hill Minor Baseball teams. Despite the lopsided scoreâ€"19 to 4 for the Bloomer Boysâ€"the lads from 375 came out the victors. A silver collection was taken and the sum of $22.40 was turned over to the Thornhaven School For Retarded Children. We exâ€" tend our very sincere thanks for those who came to play ball. those that cameto cheer the teams on and all those who donated to such a worthy cause. Our own special thanks to Vic Colton for turning in such a fine report. All members please heed this. General meeting Monday at 2000 hours sharp. Immediately following the meeting. there will be a showing of the film There is a hint of autumn in the air these days and this brings to mind the Color Tour various members went on last year. From all reports there is another in the offing this year, When definite information is available, we will pass it on to you., Be sure to check the bul- letin board in the clubroom. "An Afternoon In August". All ranks please attend. Got to close down for the name. Seems there is a slight feeling of danger in the air. Sure hope the Matron of Bed- lam Abbey isn't on the prowl. If she is, we always get joed [or the task force. She was and we are on the run. See you next week, we hope. is * >3 Branch 375 Fuddle Duddles this afternoon (September 10) took on the umpires and refer- ees of Richmond Hill Minor Baseball teams. Despite the lopsided scoreâ€"19 to 4 for the Bloomer Boysâ€"the lads from Oak Ridges. St. John’s Winchester Group met Wednesday to plan the pro- gram for the rest of the year. There will be a walkathon for the Canadian Bible Society on September 30. The walk will begin at 9 am from St. Mary‘s, Richmond Hill and end at the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church. Loyal True Blue Home The Loyal True Blue and Orange Home held its annual gathering on Sunday. Bands were present at the gathering and everyone had a good time. Here is an opportunity for you to become part of a unique community, where the resident has a voice in Villa affairs through a Residents Council. Attractive grounds surround the Villa, which is within easy walking distance of shops and banks. Facilities include lounges, library, greenhouse, enclosed courtyard, chapel, craft room, auditorium, and beauty shop. Home cooked meals are attrac- tively served in a spacious and pleasant dining l‘OOl‘I‘l . Union Villa is accepting applicétions for residence. For information regarding accommodation and rates please call the Villa at SNOW AND ICE CONTROL' Contract SEALED TENDERS, on forms supplied by the Ministry for Contracts will be received by Manager, Tenders Section, Room 134C, Central Building, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, 1201 Wilson Avenue, Downsview 464, Ontario until 12:30 P.M.. E.S.T. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 271b, 1972. On the same day. the Tenders will be publicly opened and read in Room 135B. in the aforemen- tioned Central Building, commencing at 1:00 P.M., E.S.T. Specifications, Tender Forms and Envelopes may be obtained in person or by mail from Manager, Tenders Section at address above, and informa- tion on the work from District Engineers. Plans and Profiles â€" Bridge Drawings â€"- Strip Maps â€" Soils Profile may be purchased for the sum of TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) per set, per Conâ€" tract. NO REFUNDS ARE ALLOWED. UNION VILLA SENIOR CITIZENS HOME A Certified Cheque and Bonds as specified in Tendering and Bonding Requirements must be furnished by the Contractor when the Contract is signed. The lowest or any Tender, not necessarily ac- cepted. Downsview. Ontario, September 6th, 1972. [Q O". 19 ONTARIO Tender Opening No. 26 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS, ONTARIO NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 291-2822 District Toronto Toronto H w _\' The service at St. glican Sunday will t prayer at 10:30 am. service at 9145 am he a coffee hour in hall‘ L'ast Sunday was the celebra- tion of Holy Communion. The choir sang the anthem “I‘m Not Ashamed” ......... Mrs. Barbara Graham, wife} of Canon William Graham of1 Povungnetuk, Quebec, and her three sons. Andrew, Neil and1 Duncan were guests at the rec- tory and attended the service. 1 St. John’s Married Couples will meet September 15 at 8:30 pm at the home of Robert and Lorena Sayers at Elmgrove Avenue, Oak Ridges, for swim- ming and a barbecue. The St. John’s Young Peoples Group met last Friday with 13 people attending. The group will be meeting every second week during the school months. The next meeting will be Septem- ber 22 at St. Mark’s Chapel in Oak Ridges. ~>- - i n____‘_ Church News van u. . u . . . St. John’s Winchester Group met Wednesday to plan the pro- gram for the rest of the year. There will be a walkathon for the Canadian Bible Society on Qantnmher 30. The walk will NEWMARKET â€"â€" Newmal‘ket Ray‘s GuLf won the St. Cath- erines Labor Day Ball Tournâ€" ament and the $1.000 prize that went with it. Gulfman Bill Lunney pitched all five games allowing 17 hits and striking out 51 in the 35 innings he pitched and was voted the tournament's most valuable hurler. Brother Rich Lunney swatted out nine hits during the tournament. ELGIN MILLS AND JEFFERSON NEWS G.O. Transit Terminal Located at the Junction of Highways 11 and 9 in the Town of Newmarket G.O. Transit Parking Lot, Near Junction of Mark- ham Road and Newkirk Rolalld, Town of Richmond Hi . Deputy Minister of Transportation and ommunications, Ontario H. F. GIBERT for A. T. C. MCNAB Correspondent Caroline Lamas Telephone 884-3000 Location Mileage rice at St. John's An- lday will be morning 10:30 am. Before the 9:45 am there will ‘2 hour in the lower g Vaughan Raps Hydro Corridor Jana 101‘ a classxfication yard. Vaugflanl' Highway 407, soon to be con- He said the route through must be given every oppor- structed across Vaughan, will the town was felt to be more iunity to express its opin- require a width of 500 feet. aesthetically damaging than ion," Mayor Williams said. 9mm“ll\lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\\\\\\\\l“\ll\llllllllll\llll|l\llllll“IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllll“lllllllllllllllllilll\llllllllllllllllllllfillllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll-i‘ “But even then the public Vaughan Mayor Garnet Williams, in a letter to the Solandt Commission studyâ€" ing the proposed 500 KV tower line from Ontario Hyâ€" dro’s Nanticoke Station to its Pickering Station, said the town planning committee would object to any propos- ed routing through Vaughan. 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