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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-31, Page 9Lines from Lucan Lanes _$y Slab Siwkb LIJCAN - A t lattw was y *old at Lucan Lanes for a luau's T -Shirt. This draw was liege thorn tickets sold through the Olwa-: ,rio 3 -Pin Bowlers' Association Strike It Rich lottery program. ,winner of this prize was Garry Har- •vey from London, who bowls in the Lucan Men's league. The all Ontario Family Twosome tournament was recently held at Lucan Lanes. The winners were as fol lows: Juniors: first, Craig and Ron .;!.eyes; second, Brad and Bill •.Swalehmai; Bantams: first, Ashley •-tbdob Smith, second, Mike and urian Ankers; Peewees: first, Jenni and Pat Holland, second Robbie and Murray Yeo. The three winners will bowl in a regional round at Centre Bowlerama in London on April 25. On Saturday,.Nuaeb.27, the Pro- vincial finals for Master Bantam bowlers were bald .at Sherwood Bowling Lanesin'Hamilton. Repre- senting Lucan in this tournament were master bowler Murray Ben- newies and Bantam bowlers Kris- ten Hickson and Joey McNaughton. They finished eleventh out of 38 entries and receive our congratula- tions. A qualifying round for Hiram Walkers Special Old Pins Game on :ISN was recently held at the lanes. Tlhis was a 10 game roll -off with the winner being Brian Ankers who had a total pinfall of 2495: Finish- ing in•second place was RogerBen- ncwics, who was only one pin be- hind with a total of 2495. This tournament went right down to alte last ball and Brian.,illinow_ espe- sen t Lucan at a I m,incial rtaratema- ment scheduled between May 8 to May 31. Good luck Brian. The Exeter Uons last week donated $1,500 from their television bingo proceeds to the Exeter and Area Fire Department to support their construction of an emergency trailer. From left are bingo chairman Tom Hartel, .lions president Mac MacDougall, and platoon chief and •extrica- lion instructor Jim Jarrett. The Exeter Masonic Lodge also presented $500 towards the trailer tro the Fire Department. Warning from fire department EXETER - The Exeter and Area Fire Department is conducting a survey 'of local homes, on the watch for corroding metal chim- neys. The Ontario Fire Marshall's of- fice has issued a safety warning about the insulated metal chimneys, saying they can corrode to the point where they can fall off a roof or collapse inside. Fire -chief Gary Middleton said he has only seen one problem with such a chimney, where it collapsed inside a home, but said the problem must be takenasriousty. "I don't think -people look after metal chimneys likelhey do a nor- mal flue chimney," Amid Middleton, noting they still teed=regular clean- ing and inspection. The chief said he Nims noticed some local homeowners • have al- ready spotted corrosion on their metal chimneys and replaced them. The style of chimney is still ap- proved underthe building code and are is -still being installed for wood stove, furnace, and fireplace use. The Fire Marshall's office says that studies have found corrosion in chimneys less .than' three years old. Corrosion can :allow 'the insulted liner to•blockihe chimney, causing a poisonous carbon monoxide buildup inside°the home. Sometimes this corrosion can oc- cur .in ,the concealed spaces where the chimney passes .through an at- tic, said Middleton, making damage invisible unlessa fdIl.inspection is carried out by a chimney sweep or heating contractor. Middleton said while surveying Exeter homes the .fire ;department will be ontheaookouttfor corroded chimneys and lo .also asses the number of insulated metal chim- neys intown. 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