Tazewell County Jaycees Trivia Night

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The Tazewell County Jaycees are having a Back To School Trivia Night on August 12th.  It starts at 6:30.  It is held at the Washington Knights of Columbus Hall, just east of the Town Square. We are having it to raise money for Dirksen Elementary School in Pekin.  They are in need of school supplies for their students.  If you bring a back pack, you get to play for ½ off the regular attendence fee of $10.00 a person. That is only $5.00.   Jaycee Members are $5.00, unless they bring a back pack.  There is always a gift table and a 50/50 raffle.  The Knights of Columbus offers a yummy menu and a full bar.  Please refrain from bringing outside food and drinks in to the K of C hall. 

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