The Times Advocate, 2005-11-16, Page 1212
Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday,November 16, 2005
1 st Exeter Beavers
Ride checks result in
charges and suspensions
HURON — Huron OPP conducting ride programs
throughout Huron County stopped 190 vehicles last
weekend. A total of three Liquor License Act, two
Highway Traffic Act charges and four 12 hour suspen-
sions were issued. One included a vehicle stopped on
Nov. 5 in Exeter on Main Street. A 43 -year-old man
from Bluewater Twp almost struck the officers
involved. The driver was eventually stopped and
arrested for impaired operation of a vehicle.
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Up to 50% off selected items
New items added daily
Movies: VHS $5
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CLOSING NOV. 30, 2005
I st Exeter Beavers were invested last week, with 20 new Beavers and 28 in total, plus four
new leaders. Pictured in front from left are Carson Carter, Ryan Butler,Andrew Moses,
Nathan Albrecht, Larry Hartman, Kyle Da Silva,Tyler Finch,Travis Simpson, James Alcock and
Scott Turner; in the second row from left are leader Terry (Tic Tac) Chapman, Jonathan
Miller, Craig Hannah,Austin Glavin,Wesley Moses,Alek Pach, Dylan Johns, Lucas Kaumanns,
Kyle Hamather and Evan Krebs; in the third row from left are Tyler Krainz, Nathan Finch,
Noah Chapman,Austin Buchannan,Terry Hartman, Joshawa Stanlake, John Hartman, Sam
McEwan and Ben Turner; in the back from left are leaders George (Rusty) Finch, Pawel
(Malak) Pach,Tom (Ringtail) Turner and new leaders Angela (Rainbow) Moses, Paul
(Hawkeye) Alcock, Craig (Chip) Albrecht and Ron (Chatter) Hartman. (photo/Scott Nixon)
Country Christmas home tour
By Nina Van Lieshout
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
LUCAN — The second annual country
christmas home tour in Lucan is Sunday.
The Lucan Area Heritage group are
hosting the event.
Seven homes will be featured. A pio-
neer tea and dessert will also be includ-
ed in the day's event.
Proceeds from the tour will help sup-
port the building of a new museum in
Lucan.
Secretary of the Lucan Area Heritage
Sheila Hodgins says, "This is a $1 million
dollar project."
They have raised almost 50 per cent of
their goal to date and plan on applying
for a government grant.
"The new museum will be built on Main
CARPET BOWLING
Nov. 7
Marshall Dearing
Audrey MacGregor
Sam Skinner
Helen Patterson
Bob Patterson
Aldeen Skinner
Mary DeBoer
June Hodgson
Marion Dearing
Cathy Bell
Marshall Dearing
Susan Underhill
Leona Elliot
Nov. 11
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Street and the plan is to have a theatre
in the museum," says Hodgins.
The construction of the building will
begin next Spring.
"We should hear about the government
grant by April of 2006 but we will begin
breaking ground either way at that
time," says Hodgins.
The museum will have two stories with
the front of the building resembling an
old central hotel.
A large focus of the museum will be the
history of the Donnellys.
Tickets for the tour can be purchased
in different locations in Lucan, including
the Bank of Montreal. They can also be
purchased at Village Vines in Exeter and
by contacting Hodgins at 227-1812.
Tickets are $20 per person.
Solo
results
Nov
1st high
Millie Webber
2nd high
Shorty Caldwell
1st solo
Rosaleen Berends
2nd solo
Sandi Maxwell
Hidden Score
Iva Blair
G.I.C.'s
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EXETER 1235-2420
GRAND BEND - 238-8484
CLINTON - 482-3401
Hydro One
Holiday Light
Exchange
If you haven't already discovered energy-
efficient LED lights, here's a chance to try
them courtesy of Hydro One.
LEDs (light emitting diodes) use up to 95%
less energy, are more durable and outlast
conventional incandescent holiday lights.
Your home will not only glow nice and bright,
but your electricity bill will also be lower. By
switching to energy-efficient lighting, you're
also helping the environment.
The first 250 Hydro One customers to bring
two strings of incandescent holiday lights
(any type) to the Hydro One tent will receive
a string of LED lights in exchange. (One
exchange per family, please).
We'll be in Exeter with lights on! Come out
and see us.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25
MacNaughton Park
Main Street, Exeter
6 - 8 p.m.
(tree lighting by Exeter
Lioness Club at 7 p.m.)
Happy Holidays from
Hydro One!
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