Maurice K. Gordon Post 6, Madisonville, Ky.

"QUEEN OF HEARTS RAFFLE" A weekly drawing for cash prize. Tickets are $1, sold until 6:45 pm on Thursdays. Drawing follows. If winner selects envelope with Queen of Hearts, they get 70% of the pot (was $16,483 on 5/10, or $100 for getting name drawn plus a possible extra prize for certain cards. Open to all, do not have to be present to win. Tickets and rules at bar or bingo. KY CG license ORG 0480

The Post 6 lounge will now be open on Sunday. Hours are 1:00 pm until last call at 8:30 pm, although the closing time will be at the discretion of the bartender on duty. ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOL SALES AFTER LAST CALL TIME!

HAPPY HOUR TIME - - - MONDAY & FRIDAY 4:00 - 6:00

But if KY is on live TV, regular happy hour will be canceled and game happy hour during Wildcat game!

Changes to the House Rules were also approved May 3. The lounge/bar will be open during meetings. Members will have to attend meetings or leave the premises until the meetings are over. This applies to all Post 6 Family Members. Guests may remain in the lounge, but television volume will be turned down and the juke box cannot be played. The area must remain quite during the Legion meeting, bartenders will strictly enforce this rule.

New raffle to benefit the Post. $1.00 per chance, drawings weekly on Thursday at 7:00pm. You do not need to be present to win. Person whose name is drawn will select an envelope, if it is the Queen of Hearts, they get 70% of the pot. If it is not Queen of Hearts, all tickets are thrown away and the pot rolls over until the Queen of Hearts is selected from the board. The rules are available at the bar and posted next to the cabinet which contains the envelopes containing one full deck of cards. Tickets may be purchased by anyone. KCG License ORG 0480.

Conner presents checks

Bill Conner, Kentucky Area A Vice Commander, presents National Commander checks totaling more than $4,900 from Kentucky during the Legacy Fund collections. More than $600,000 was raised this year making total efforts more than $2,000,000 since the fund began in 2006.

The Legion Riders have been responsible for most of this money with a great portion coming as a result of the annual Legacy Run which starts in Indianapolis and ends at the National Convention.