Crab feed this weekend
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ROYAL CITY - The Royal Golf Association's annual all-you-can-eat Crab Feed has been set for Saturday, Nov. 5.
The Crab Feed will be held in the hangar at Royal Flying Service, next to Brownie's Korner. Tickets will cost $35.
Tickets may be purchased from any RGA board member. You may also call Paula at 346-2502 or Andrew at 431-1023.
Tickets will also be available at the liquor store, Royal City Harvest Foods or the Royal City Golf course.
The Crab Feed will include a silent auction, raffles and games. All proceeds will go toward the operation and maintenance of the golf course.
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