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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-11-24, Page 25• �1 J IIt1`li Hit .l -,.... PRESENTS [-ID Renowned Female NESS Im a enators THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 2ND PORTRAYING 14 CHARACTERS INCLUDING: • JOAN RIVERS'. CHER • ANN MURRAY • • LIZA MINELU • MANA ROSS • • MARILYN NINROE • TICKETS: $12 AdvA • /5 At the Door (TAXES a ") -12 \I 11\ '1I 1<i•,l. 1 • tot< 1\i1 III' NI' 238-5050 1 TIe :St..Patdckss Knights of Columbus raised $10,000 to support the renovations of the public pool at the Lucan Com- munity Centre through their various fundraising efforts. Mon- day :evening, .:the big cheque was presented at the Knight's MIL From left are financial secretary John VanSas, Biddulph councillor Herman Steffens accepting the cheque as chair of the pool fundraising committee, Grand Knight Ted Toonders, and Joe Garagozzo, who chaired the Knight's pool fundraising efforts. Wi 79th convention at Mt. Brydges MT. ER ®,b : - Close to 300 members and leans attended the `Women's Institutes of London -Area79th convention at `lite Caro- doc Community Centre, Mount IBrydges. President Margaret Dale, 'basing her remarks on the theme t;3f,the day "Meeting the Challenge", said :that everything .we do in life is a' • challenge. If -we take time to look, Ave -will always find someone who . Aries a greater challenge than we. Out best defense is to be prepared. Feder4-te-4 Institutes of Canada President Jacquelyn Linde of B.C. Funding is underway for the new Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario Headquarters. Women's Institutes of Ontario donated over $700,000.00 to causes other than their own.in the past year. Subdivi- sions and/or Districts will be en- couraged ,to establish .an Educa- tional Committee .to organize seminars or .workshops relating to 'lifeskills .to meet their particular !needs. There we to be five work- shops for fann women across the ,,province directed by the Agricultu- ral Committee. The Federated Women's Insti- •tutes-ofCanada will .hold thoirTri- enniUljune 12,14, 1994, in Truro, Nova "Scotia. The next Ontario Conference will :be at Geneva Pink, August I2-14, 1994. Margaret Eberle conducted the itttstdllation •of officers for London area. London area has.a candidate for •President.elect for Federated Womens Institutes of Ontario in the -person of Marg Harris. A pres- entation on:the theme "Meetingthe Challenge" was giventyAural Or- ganizations Specialist,,Kim I1amil- ' Following the evening` banquet presentations of the Maryn. Pardy Scholarships .were made by Pro- vincial . Board Directors, Dorothy Sutherland, 'Pauline Lindsay, *and Laurine McIntosh. The recipients Game 1 •KimC 2 Dons 3 Eileen Huron 4 Cindy 5 Louis 5 Trudy Lions TV Bingo Winners atdwell, Dashwood Wood, Exeter MacDonald, Park Price, Exeter e Wein, Crediton Decker, Exeter Leonard Steep, Huro n Park Lucan Community Bingo Wed., Nov. 24 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games '1000 Jackpot Game 50 calls or Tess $100 bonus Total prizes $2800 , Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 Allowed to play Licence #537495 were Katie Crossman, Carol Van Rosy, :and Daphne Damen of Granton. The Federated Worms Institutes of Ontario'9Oth anniversary schol- .arshipwent to Irene Richardson. Quest speaker, Leslie Switzer, -represents "Light the Way" Chil- dress international Fund. She told us of .its :mrd experiences with the children of`Dhemobyl. Crotia taw! .Bosnia. These children need not enty-auaterial things, but con- lact acidlkinowins someone cares - for Ahem ;!asonrsiiy as in talking endplay-with/hem Larry's Town and • Coupt,g Crediton 34$310 Presents Max and the Townliners Oldtime Music Sat,, Nov 27, from 7 - ?? Smorgasbord 5 - 7, $9.95, Seniors $7.95 Seniors Euchre Dec. 6 FESTIVE NEW YEAR'S EVE FAMILY NIGHT at the Zurich Arena • Popcorn • Movies • Skating for all • Novelties • Buffet Lunch • Dance to Hook's Party Sound 7:30 - 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. $25.00 per family in advance. fid,,.. $30.00 per family at the door. Limited advance tickets available at: • J & L Variety • Zurich Pharmacy • Tenderspot •. Litrns/Optimists members Sponsored by: Zurich Lions, and Zurich & District Optimist Club. Times-As:Wane, Ntivenlber 24,1993 Pape 25 Concert to benefit London Food Bank LONDON - On Saturday, De- cember 4 at 7:30 p:m. at Alumni Hall, Orchestra London will present a concert of pop and classi- cal music with all proceeds being donated to the London Food Bank. Admission is just $2 with the do- nation of a non-perishable food item. Conductor Brian Jackson will host a selection of musical treas- ures. Expect to hear everything from classical favourites to show cry DANCE HALL f;0 349-2678 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Line dancers welcome Fri.. Nov, 26 End of the Line Sat., Nov. 27 Moonlighters New Year's Eve Tickets now available ,t4 One Night Oniy at Good Times Fri., Nov. 26 9:00 p.m. $3.00 cover charge e. tunes to Christmas carols. The con- cert will be a more informal occa- sion thin regular performances, with some surprises in store to please ail tastes in music. Seating is by general admission and no reservations will be taken, however more information on the concert can be obtained by calling the Orchestra London sales office at 679-8778. Information on wheel- chair access and seating can also be obtained at this number. ENTERTAINMENT AT TAPS November 25 Karaoke Ladies Night Jewellery prizes for ladies 10 Week Contest $300. in prizes Finalists to sing off with live band in January November 26 & 27 Live Entertainment Wrif-Wraf have played at Labatt Park November 28 Pool Tournament Doubles Format Ladies Welcome Cash Prizes Last chance to sign up for Canadian Pool League • December 9 Ladies Night Out! Men of Midnight Magic Celebrate Birthdays at Taps We provide the cake RESERVE EARLY For "CHRISTMAS PARTIES Phone 482-3142 TIMNICKS FAMILY RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR at the Red Maple -Inn, Vanastra ALBATROSS TAVERN 6 Saskatchewan St. Huron Park 228-6733 Sat., Nov. 27 at 8 p.m. presents LADIES NIGHT ! 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