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Thursday, September 16th, 2010 @ 12:00:00 EDT
Including our Golf Outing (see below) and our individual stores' efforts during the month of September, Tee Jaye's raised a total of $56,659.00 this year, surpassing our $50,000 goal. The proceeds will benefit the Children's Hospital Autism Center.
We couldn't have done it without the support of our wonder Guests. Thank you!
Tee Jaye's 7th Annual Fun Raisin' Golf
Event
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Thursday, September 16th, 2010 @ 12:00:00 EDT
The annual Fun Raisin' golf tournament has become a signature event for Tee Jaye's and Children's Hospital.
This year's event was a huge success! We raised more than $22,000 for the Children's Hospital Autism Center.
We would like to thank all of our sponsors.
Congratulations to the large prize winners at the outing. Maybe next year somebody, possibly you, will win the $10,000 or the Jeep Wrangler.
We had great food and fun in the sun! We believe that next year our registration will fill up even earlier so sign up early - don't miss this again!
Again, thank you to all who participated and see some of the pictures of this year’s event below.
Tim Pelletier
Tee Jaye's Country Place Celebrates 40 Years of Down-Home Cooking
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Thursday, September 16th, 2010 @ 12:00:00 EDT
When Tee Jaye's opened its first restaurant in 1970 on Parson's Avenue, Jules and Nita Sokol didn't expect Sausage Gravy to become one of the most memorable items on their menu. Today, this central Ohio family-owned business sells more than 1,000 gallons of Sausage Gravy every week of the year.
In 2010, Tee Jaye's Country Place Restaurants is celebrating its 40th anniversary — no small feat for an industry that sees 61 percent of new businesses fail within three years.
Welcome to Tee Jaye's Country Place Restaurants posted on Tuesday, May 25 @ 21:18:51 EDT
Welcome To Tee Jaye’s Country Place Restaurants!
Ever since 1970 when the first Tee Jaye’s restaurant was opened, our aim has been to provide the very best in down-home cookin' at reasonable prices and served by warm and friendly people.
Today, we continue that tradition. That’s why we only buy the freshest ingredients and the best products in order to provide our customers with the kind of meal that grandma used to make when family came to visit.
Our greeting, “Howdy, Folks”, best sums up that warm, friendly country feeling that makes Tee Jaye’s Country Place Restaurants the overwhelming favorite for so many all around the area.
When Tee Jaye's opened its first restaurant in 1970 on Parson's Avenue, Jules and Nita Sokol didn't expect Sausage Gravy to become one of the most memorable items on their menu. Today, this central Ohio family-owned business sells more than 1,000 gallons of Sausage Gravy every week of the year.