Times Advocate, 1992-12-16, Page 25Times -Advocate, December 18, 1992 Page 25
Lines from lucan Lanes
LUCAN - This
past weekend Lucan
Lanes hosted Thc
Family Twosome
Tournament. Con-
gratulations go out to the win-
ners.
Peewee division
First - Robbie Yeo,
Second - David Dereck
Bantam girls
First - Vanessa Smith
Second - Heather Baker
Bantam boys
First -Mike Ankers and Arron
Holland tied
Second - Mike Dagleish
Juniors
First - Brad Ankers
Second - Ryan Nicholson
Thc Sleeman Holiday Classic
League rounds have finished. On
February 7 at Lucan Lanes we have
the House Rounds. Good luck.
Don't forget to sign up for the
C.B.C. TV Qualifying Round at
the Lucan Lanes on Tuesday,
De ember 29 at 7:00 p.m.
Also last week I made an error
on the date of the High Low
Doubles, House Rounds. The
tournament will be held Sunday,
January 3 not January 10. This is
held at Lucan Lanes. Next week
I will windup with the Ontario
Open Tournament results. The
final 10.games were rolled off at
St. Thomas Lanes.
A WARM WELCOME PROM
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RESORT GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
Box 400, Grand Bend, Ontario, Canada NOM 1TO
=9qz Christmas 'Packages
Including
- deluxe accommodation
- breakfast and dinner
- sleigh rides and carols
- eggnog reception
- children under 12 stay free
- taxes and gratuities and much -
much more!
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Per Person - 1 night - 3 nights
Occupancy:
Double $107.00 $306.00
Triple $89.00 $255.00
Quad $80.00 $230.00
For details and reservations call
(519) 238-2324
New Year's Eve Party Package
Including:
- candlelight prime rib and seafood
buffet
- dance to live entertainment
- midnight champagne, desserts and
coffee
- party favours/cash bar
- taxes and gratuities
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- Deluxe accommodation
Based on double occupancy
Per Person
- one night $135.00
- two nights $189.00
Party only - $146.00 per couple
Reserve now - (519) 238,2324
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Zurich seniors
ZURICH - A good attendance of
senior diners met last Wednesday
at the Community Centre. Tttmm-
ny Antaya welcomed all diners, es-
pecially first time diners.
A quilt donated by Harry McAd-
ams was auctioned by Harry
McAdams was auctioned off by
auctioneer John Finlay. Berdie
Finkbeiner was the highest bidder.
auction quilt
The Zurich Golden Agars met
with president Cecelia Farwell
who was in charge of the meet-
ing. Ina Neeb secretary and treas-
urer, Owen McKel)er gave their
mss.
Ina Neeb was in charge of the
program. A Christmas skit and
contest was enjoyed. Christmas
carols were sung.
Royal Canadian Legion
R. E. Pooley Branch 167
Exeter Ontario
NOTICES
Wed.. Dec. 16 - Executive Meeting 7 p.m.
Thurs.. Dec 17 - General Meeting 8 p.m.
- Lunch to follow %go'
Sat.. Dec. 19 - Special Christmas meat draws
- Turkeys will be given away from 4 - 6 p.m.
prl.. Dec. 25 - Closed - Christmas Day
Thurs.. Dec -31 - New Years Eve party
- all members and guests welcome
All fraternal members are required to pay dues by Dec. 31st,
pick up legion key -when paying dues...
Lucan Lion's Club
and
Kellys Heros
Ac\v,Y ?Y'Gt
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Featuring Irish and 50's and 60's music
$15 per person
Tickets available at the Lucan Arena
or from any Lions Club Member.
For information
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Free Lunch Delivery to all Exeter Businesses
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
—Al1 you can eat Spaghetti Nig t
Tuesday $3.99
Every Night is Wing Night
4p.m.-10p.m.
Fri. & Sat. Niigit araoke
Open Sunday 3 p.m. -10 p.m.
NEW YEAR'S PARTY
Gary Robinson Music
Dancing and Food
Party Favours
$15.00 couple. Tickets available at bar
Exeter Drop In
EXETER - Carpet bowling was
played with the following -results:
`litres game winners - June Hodg-
son - 2 wins, score 34; Ray Smith -
2 wins, score 34; two game winners
- Wilma Davis - 2 wins, score 24.
Charlie Tindall was top scorer
with 760 points in the cribbage
tournament and June Hodgson re-
ceived the consolation prize.
Next week there will be a Poor
Boy luncheon at noon. Phone Tarn -
my at 235-0258 to reserve. She has
to know approximate numbers in
order to plan the meal.
On Monday, Doris Denham dem-
onstrated the an of making mop
dolls which was lots of fun.
Monday,.December 28 the facili-
ty will be closed for the Christmas
holidays. Sec you all again January
4.
The facilities of the Lions Club
Youth Centre are available through
the auspices of the Town & Coun-
try Homemakers every Monday
from nine until 3 p.m. It can be
used by any adult, not just seniors.
If you are interested, come out
some Monday. So far carpet bowl-
ing and crockinolc are the only
groups going in the morning but ta-
ble shuffleboard, darts, and almost
any kind of card game is available
if interest is shown. The cribbage is
popular in the afternoons. Cost is
$1.00 a day and coffee is available.
With a town the size of Exeter the
Youth Centre should be hopping
with adults every Monday.
Legions news
By Dave Frayne, P.R.O.
EXETER - The R.E. Pooley Br.
167 has been very active this
Christmas season. Several members
participated on the bus trip to Park -
wood hospital to visit the veterans
there and all had a good time. On
December 5 the Legion entered a
float in Exeter's Christmas Parade
and won a prize for the best service
club float. The Legion are thanking
Garry Heywood for providing the
idea and the truck and trailer for the
float. Bob Snow headed the deco-
rating of the float, with the help of
his family, and several Legion
members. This was the first float
15 years and the Legion plans to do
this more often. -- -- •
On Sund$y, Decerbbe'r113 the an-
nual Children's Christmas Party
was held, under Kathy . Masse's,
guidance and Santa arriired later
and presented the children with
gifts. On Monday, December 14
the Ladies Auxiliary were treated
to a "special appreciation" supper
by the men of Br. 167. This was to
show their thanks for their support
in the past year.
Tonight the Executive committee
will be meeting at 7:00 p.m. to pre-
pare for Thursday, December 17
general meeting. Please note the
change of date for December's
meeting, duc to Christmas. This
weekend there will be turkeys giv-
sn away at the meat draws between
4-6 p.m. Saturday, December 19.
Winners in the past draws have
been: November 28 - Maria Wall,
Judy Wells, Dorothy Reynolds,
Olive Essery, Bob Higgins, Judy
Wells; December 5 - Reiny Freiter,
Jim Foster. Shirley Boyle, Jeff
Smith, Jeff Smith, Reiny Freiter;
December 12 - Larry Howell, Mel
Gow, Mel Gow, Tim Sheridan, Jer-
ry Lawson, Brenda Neill.
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THREE AAA RESTAURANT -
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tine last year and we look forward
to serving xouA in '93
We've planned a festive menu for you and your
family. Gift Certificates available
Holiday Hours
Dec. 24 - 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
CHRISTMAS DAY - CLOSED
Boxing Day - 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Dec. 27 - Dec. 30 Regular Hours
New Year's Eve - 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
New Year's Day - 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
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Restaurant and Dining Lounge
Hwy. 4 and 83, Exeter 235-2949
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It's been our pleasure to serve
you over the past year and we look
forward to serving you in
the New Year
from Management and Stuff
BURK.LEY
STEAK HOUSE
Christmas Eve Closing at 7:00 p.m.
Closed Dec. 25, 26
New Year's Eve
Closing at 7:00 p.m.
New Year's Day Closed
Plenty of parking at the rear
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