HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-11-06, Page 18EXETER - Would you
like to have a good home
cooked meal and meet
some new friends or chat
with some old ones?
Come out and give Exeter
Dining For Seniors a try.
They would love to have
you join them on
Tuesdays for lunch ($8)
starting at 12 noon. Call
Faye Skinner at 235-0258
to reserve a spot or for
further information.
Throughout the month
of October, keyboard
musicians were Jean
Hodgert, Maxine Sereda,
Josie Ryckman and
Wilma Davis. Draw prizes
were won by Eva
Triebner, Marshall
Dearing, Audrey
MacGregor, Humphrey
Arthur, Onah Stackhouse,
Don Stuart, Francis
Ayotte, Marion Dearing
and Joe Wilds.
The 50/50 draw winner
for the month was Josie
Ryckman. Cards were
sent to Bea Munn, Marie
Bugyra, Theresa Market
and Marjorie Drake.
Three people from
Community Living South
Huron spoke to the group
Oct. 1 about their services
at the Dashwood work-
shop.
Mary F. Dowe, Roger
Christie and Murray
Christie performed saxa-
phone and keyboard
music Oct. 8.
Diane Miller and Harriet
VanderBurgt came Oct.
15 to sing several num-
bers accompanied with a
guitar.
The group was treated
to music by the Zurich
Connection Oct. 22. The
Face To Face Players
from Lambton County
Branch of the Canadian
Mental Health Association
also performed.
Birthdays were cele-
brated by Marion
Dearing, Marshall
Dearing, Marjorie Drake,
Marie Wilds, Isabel
Kerslake, Betty Laye and
Marie Bugyra.
Exercise classes contin-
ue on Wednesdays at 9
a.m. All newcomers are
welcome.
Carpet bowling has
started on Monday and
Friday mornings.
Everyone is welcome to
come.
Wednesday, November 6, 2002 19Exeter Times–Advocate
Tickets for above noted Old Roxy performances are available at:
• The Old Roxy Theatre Box Office in Mount Forest * Heather’s Pet Centre in Hanover * Ernie King Music in Wingham
And all Ticketmaster Outlets, or charge by phone 416-870-8000 or order on line www.ticketmaster.ca
Visit www.oldroxy.ca for further show information.
116 Main St., North, Mount Forest 323-0433
The Old Roxy - Covering all of your entertainment needs.
Appearing a
t
Jason McCoy
Nov. 15, 8pm
Fred Penner
Nov. 16, 11 am
Walter
Ostanek
Nov. 16 - 8 pm
The Second City
Performances of
“The Ice Cream Man
Cometh”
Saturday, November 30 @ 8 PM
Songwriter Series w/
Murray McLauchlan,
Cindi Church,
Ian Thomas,
Marc Jordan
Nov.7/02 - 7 pm
Paul Brandt
Tues., Nov. 19 at 5 p.m.
8 p.m. Show is SOLD OUT!
Direct from Las Vegas
GREG FREWIN,
Master Illusionist/Magician
Thurs., Nov. 28•8 pm
Nylons
Nov. 23/02 - 8pm
NEW
DATE
NEW
DATE
NEW
DATE
THE RANKIN
SISTERS
Wed., Dec. 11
• 8 pm
Raylene, Heather & Cookie
and Friends in Concert
A Maritime Christmas with
Roch Voisine
Sat., Nov. 9•
8 pm
ABBAMANIA /
Staying’ Alive
Dec. 7 at - 8 pm
Canadian Tribute to
GLENN MILLER
featuring vocals of
“John McNab and The
Fabulous Moonbeams”
Jan. 11 at - 8 pm
Caverners, A Tribute
to the BEATLES
Jan. 17 at -
8 pm
Hypnotist
Mike
Mandel
Opening is
Magician
Glenn Ottaway
Nov. 22 - 8 pm
An evening with the
talented and charismatic
Michael
Burgess
Saturday, Dec. 14
at 8 p.m.
The Musical
Box
Sun., Dec. 1
at 8 p.m.
Reincarnation of Genesis’s
Selling England By the
Pound performance.
DUE TO
OVERWHELMING
DEMAND A
SECOND SHOW
HAS BEEN
ADDED
The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol
and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence
under the Liquor Licence Act:
Application for a Sale Licence
JD’S Town Grill
380 Main Street, Exeter
Any resident of the municipality may make a written
submission as to whether the issuance of the licence
is in the public interest having regard to the needs and
wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received
no later than December 6, 2002.Please include your
name, address and telephone number. If a petition is
submitted to the Commission, please identify the
designated contact person.
Note:
The AGCO gives the applicant details of any objections.
Submissions to be sent to:
Licensing and Registration Department
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
20 Dundas St. W., 7
th Floor
Toronto, ON M5G 2N6
Fax: 416-326-5555
E-mail: licensing@agco.on.ca
Notice of
Liquor Licence
Application
TIME TO
RETIRE
Dear Customers
After 16 years as co-owners, and owners of Drysdale Major
Appliance Centre Ltd. Jerry and Helen Drysdale have decid-
ed to retire. Mike Graham, our Store Manager for the past
three and one half years, and his wife Chantelle, plan to pur-
chase our building and start a new appliance business early in
2003.
Gary Huston, our Service Manager for the past 26 years,
plans to continue with us until the end of 2002, and then com-
mence new operations with Mike and Chantelle in 2003.
Thank you Gary, for your many years of loyal and dedicated
service to us and our customers.
We want to take this opportunity to thank our many cus-
tomers who have supported three generations of the Drysdale
family over the past 91 years. The trust and courtesy you
have extended to us has been most appreciated and has mad
e
our years in business very enjoyable.
We also want to wish Mike, Chantelle, and Gary success in
their future endeavours.
Jerry and Helen Drysdale
P.S.
In preparation for the transition, we will be clearing out all of
our existing stock.To start the process we will pay the GST
and PST on all remaining stock. EVERYTHING MUST GO!
•SELECTION •SERVICE •PARTS
HENSALL • 262-2728
1-888-836-4478
• Sportswear
• Caps, Hats, Pens
• Brand Name
Golf Balls
• Gift Packs,
Plaques
• CalendarsName Brands for Less!
238-6644
White C-Handle COFFEE MUGS - 1 colour logo,
Design & Freight Included. Min. 288
Offer Expires Dec. 31/02
$1.95
each
Come out for some exercise each Wednesday
Vera Toplak from Mt.Brydges was the lucky winner of
a quilt and pillows from the Community Living-South
Huron Auxiliary. Above Joe and Vera accept the prize.
The draw was made at the Farmers Market recently.
Marilyn Dewan,Stratford,won a bird house and Geri
Binks,Dashwood won an afghan.(photo/submitted)
Quilt winners
Joel Straatman checks out some tools he’d like to bid
on at the St.Patrick school silent auction held Sunday.
Organizer Tim Martens said the auction is put on
every two years to support the St.Patrick school
council. Over 300 items were donated by local busi-
nesses and parents, and $7200 was raised for the
council.(photo/Pat Bolen)
St.Patrick’s school auction