HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-03-11, Page 26PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1987.
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Minimum $2.50 for 20 words, additional
words 10c each. 50c will be added for ads
not paid by the following Wednesday.
Deadline: Monday at 4 p.m. Phone
523-4792 or 887-9114.
AUCTION SALES d AUCTION SALES "
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
FOR
MURRAYWILSON
R.R.#2,
LOT 18, CONC. 6, WEST WAWANOSH TWP., 1 CORNER
NORTH OF DUNGANNON AND 2CORNERS EAST
ON
TUESDAY, MARCH24,1987AT12.-30P.M. SHARP
Terms: Cash Dayof Sale and proper I.D. plus 7% sales tax is
in effect where applicable. Owner or Auctioneer are not
responsible for accidents or loss of purchase on Day of Sale.
For information contact:
PROPRIETOR: MURRAY WILSON, 519-529-7489
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL, 357-2349
Farm Sold
90,000 Festival brochures
on the way to theatre goers
44 SERVICED INDUSTRIAL LOTS
280 Acre Industrial Reserve. City
of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta,
greater Edmonton area. March 20,
2:30 p.m. Call Moore’s Auction
eering Ltd. (403)388-3759. 10-lp
FARM MACHINERY SALE,
Monday, March 23, 10:30 a.m. for
Bryma Farms Ltd., Schomberg.
John Deere Tractors, Combine,
Farm machinery, trucks, drying
system to be held at the farm. Lot
26, Concession 9, King Township,
2'/a miles south of Schomberg on
Hwy. #27, then west on sideroad 18
'/* mile. Carson’s Auction Service
(519)291-2049. 10-lp
REAL ESTATE
Qnluw.
ALL POINTS REALTY INC.
Wingham & Goderich, Ont
MYSTICALMAKEOVER.This
two storey glistening frame
home has had renovations from
“Head to Toe’’. From new roof
and services to thermal win
dows and attractive front en
trance Includes three bed
rooms, three bathrooms, large
living room for family gather
ingsand spaciousrustic deck. A
sound investment in the $40s.
For appointment call Kevin
Pletch 357-1967.
*****
74 ACRES-Approx. 50work
able, located in Morris Twp.
approx. 2 miles from #4 High
way. Balance of property has a
mixture of softwood and cedar
bush. Also located on property
isacreek. For more information
call Jim Ritchie 357-3295.
*****
QnluiK-
AbI muuipu usuic umci
HELP WANTED
Family Paradise
Campground
JOB APPLICATIONS
For Summer 1987 will be accepted
between 1 and 2p m on Sunday, March
15 and Saturday, March 21 We are
looking for Children's Recreation Di
rector Assistant Advertising Co-Ordi
nator, Retail Clerk, 3 Maintenance
Personnel, Part-Time Cate Attendant
and Saturday night Bartenders Some
positions subject to "SEED" approval
Please bring resume
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF 3
tractors, power feed cart, farm
machinery, hay and grain, miscell
aneous, etc. to be held 3 miles east
of Walton, Ont. for Hugh Johnston
on Saturday, March 28 at 10:30
a.m. See next week’s paper for full
list. Richard Lobb, Auctioneer
519-482-7898. Hugh Johnston,
owner887-6978. 10-1
CARSON’S DRAFT HORSE &
Equipment consignment sale
Wednesday, April 15. Consign
ments now being accepted. Cata
logue entry deadline March 20.
Call Carson’s Auction Service,
Listowel. (519)291-2049. 10-lp
Mother Goose
Tales at Brussels
March 21
“Mother Goose Tales’’, a free
children’s puppet show, will be
presented by Marian Doucette at
the Belmore and Brussels branch
libraries on Sat., March 21.
Marian will entertain and amuse
children, from three years of age
and up, with their favourite
nursery rhyme characters. Using
lap and finger puppets, Marian will
take children into a world of
make-believe in her one woman
puppet show.
Marian is a talented puppeteer
from Clinton who designs and
creates original puppets in addi
tion to being an experienced
performer.
“Mother Goose Tales’’ will be
performed at the Belmore Branch
Library at 1 p.m. and at the
Brussels Branch Library at 3 p.m.
Admission is free and everyone is
welcome.
This program is sponsored by
the Huron County Public Library.
Puppet show
at Bly th Library
Monday
Come to the Blyth library during
March Break and participate in a
Paper Puppet Workship for child
ren aged 7-11.
Marian Doucette, a talented
puppeteer from Clinton, will show
children how to make simple, but
creative, paper puppets at the
Blyth Branch Library on Mon.,
Mar. 16, at 3 p.m.
The workshop will be one hour
long and supplies will be provided.
Space and supplies are limited so
pre-register at the library without
delay.
Admission is free. Sponsored by
your local branch library and the
Huron County Public Library.
Once again, the presses at Doug
Whitmore’s print shop in Blyth are
running around the clock as 90,000
copies of the Blyth Festival’s 1987
brochure are printed.
“Iam very pleased with the look
of this year’s brochure’’ said new
General Manager, Tim Chapman.
“This is my first brochrue here at
Blyth and so it was especially
important to me that it look just
right. 1 particularly like the extra
emphasis given to the plays and
playwrights this year.’’
The brochure was designed by
Karen Fletcher, a graphic designer
employed by the University of
Waterloo Arts Centre; she also
designed the 1985 and 1986
brochures and posters. The draw
ing on the front cover is a detail
from the season poster, showing
the Blyth Memorial Hall. (Apolo
gies to historians and architects for
the artistic license used in placing
the Hall, built in 1920, in an earlier
period.)
The illustration for the 1987
poster is taken from an engraving
in the 1879 Historical Atlas of
Huron County and shows part of
the farm belonging at that time to
Elizabeth Southcombe in Hullett
Township. The land was purchas
ed from the Southcombe’s early in
the century by the Hoggart family.
A grandson, Clinton resident Ivan
Hoggart, lived there until a few
years ago. The same farm house
depicted in the poster is still
standing, and is currently owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Salverda. Of
the two barns shown in the original
engraving, one has been torn down
and the other remodelled.
The combined mailing lists at
the Blyth Festival now total well
over 12,000 addresses. In order to
take advantage of bulk mailing
rates, the addressing, sorting and
bagging is carried out by Festival
staff themselves, a process which
usually takes two to three days. If
you wish to receive a brochure and
are not on the mailing list, you
should contact the Festival’s office
and leave your name and address.
Brochures will be sent out towards
the end of March.
Vouchers for the 1987 season are
on sale now through to May 31.
They represent a great saving
over the regular ticket prices this
summer: $7.50 compared with
between $8.00 and $11.00. Mem
bers only may exchange vouchers
between March30and April 10.
After April 13, voucher holders
may exchange vouchers for tickets
and group tickets go on sale.
Members of the general public
may purchase tickets after May 4.
Until May 29, Box Office hours are
Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. -5:30
p.m.
bLyth
357-3341
Open6a.m.-11 p.m
Fri. & Sat. till 12:00
PHONE 523-9381
for information
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