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OUTSIDE STORAGE SPACE for rat in
Clinton. Call 482-7966 or 482-7993.
(24-26c)
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• Rent -a -Hot Tub
• Put some splash into your
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• For information all
4 Andrew Martens
262-2218
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MINI -STORAGE SPACE from $25.00 per
month with power available. Seven day
access. Call 482-7966 or 482-7993.
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( The Huron Calamity
Board of Education
TENDERS
.for
SANITARY SEWER
REPLACEMENT
and LANE CONSTRUCTION
HOVVICK CENTRAL
-•PUBLIC -SCHOOL
Sealed I'ctiders clearly marked as to
diluents, will be received at the office
di Maitland Engineering Services l.td.,
4)19. Josephine Street, Wungltaut,
Ontario 140G awn, --until 4:00 PM. local
time uis.WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 11193
for the replacement of sanitary sewer
andsthe construction tat a•stew Zane at
the.Howick Central Public School,.Lut
t.7, Gopressiun.9, Township of Iluwick,
County of Huron.
The work includes approximately 244
metres ul 150 nim diameter PVC sari-
tary sewer, the construction ul a new
250 metre long access •lane and other
work incidental thereto.
Tender documents may bepbtained at
the office of Maitland Engineering
Services, upon payment of a nonre-
fundable fee of $15.
Each tender shall he uu•the fond pro-
vided and accumpanied'by a certified
cheque in the•amount el 82000
payable .to!T he'Iluroi'kountty Board uI
Education. The Tenter Deposit will be
held as Contract Surely until the
protect is substantially complete.
Tenders shall be open to acceptance
ler 15 days from the date of closing
and the lowest or any lender will not
I ecessarily-be accetittd.
Bea I1awsim
`hair
Bub Allan
Directy
100 ACRES for the '93 growing season top
price paid. Pham 235.2180. (S3tfn)
CLEAN QUIET n n-insokiag Christian
gentleman seeks Unite room in Reeser,
cloandrpiist wviroarient preferred for July
Ia. Please call 235-3494 anytime. (25c)
HOE FOR SALE
Well -kept 2 bedroom, new
gas furnace, new roof,
nicely decorated, g000
neighbourhood, mature
trees, affordably priced
Apply Bob Luxton
235-0791
COUNtt11Y • • R AUCTION
trinpjarl
UNRESERVED TOOL & EQUIPMENT AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 261h, 10:00 A.M.
Preview 8:00 A.M. Sale Day
At Bill's Auto Sales
Main Corner, Downtown Walton
(Intersection of Huron County Roads 12 & 25)
TOOLS & .EQUIPMENT: including
52,000 paint booth exhaust fan with
duct work, 'Snap-On" A.V.R. analyzer,
jack -stands. cherry•picker.'transmis•
sion jack. reassure washer, 'Webster
5 H P. compressor, wheel -balancer,
-Aircomatic' rtifg welder, •work bench-•
es -bench grinder, sand -blaster,
'Coates' -RCM tire changer.
'Kingston' sir axle jack, 2 lurch sets,
floor jacks. 'Acu.LKt' 5 (onetectric car
hoist, 'Drum Dokter' brake recondition-
er, 'Kwik Way' rotor turner, various
paint guns, air hose. socket sets, 16
speed drill press, cross -slide vice. 4
ton pona•power, 'Mitchell' auto manu-
als, 'Hoppy" headlight aimer. plus
hand arid power tools too numerous to
mention
1972 'Mint' certilied Monte Carlo.
1987 Firebird, 1988 Buick Lesabre,
1986 Topaz. 18 H P International
Diesel riding lawn mower with blower
end dump trailer, Lawnboy push
mower, 1983 Kawasaki 1100 LTD,
1979 17' Grew 140 H P 1/0 boat and
trailer, 6' P T.O snowblower, lubricants,
fluids, plus hundreds of other unlisted
useful handyman articles •
TERMS: Cash or cheque (Visa and
Mastercard with 3% premium).
Announcements or corrections made
verbally day of safe
Auctioneers
Reg Bradley - 345-2564
Art Larivee - 345-2426
• 3 bedroom bungalow
• full basement
• forced air gas fumace
• oak kitchen
• Air exchanger/ventilator
• single car garage
• main floor laundry
• located on private court
• maintenance free exterior • occupancy late lune
Call Roger Dougall 235.1281 evening 235-0448
1110I1'ICE 4F
TFlmp
Tenders will be received on or before July 7, 1993 for removal of rotted mortar
and repair pointing to all walls and chimney for Woodham United Church,
Woodham, Ontario.
'Reference required and work must be completed by Sept. 15, 1993.
For more information contact John Rodd 229-6425 or Bred Parkinson 229-6646.
Send tenders to:
Ron McNaughton,
Secretary of TRIIMees Board
Woodham United Church,
R.R. #6, St. Marys,
Ontario N4X 1C8
Lowest or any tender not necessarily. accepted.
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
Please note that the following has a specific date and time for
Bite visit to view the work. It is MANDATORY that contractors at-
tend the site visit. There is only one site visit. Contractors 10
greet at ODC Administration Office, Huron Park.
HEATING CONTRACTORS TENDER HIP93L Q
SITE ViSIT - Monday June 28.1993 at 10:31g.n1,
To provide and install five (5) gas-fired furnaces at Huron Park.
"The Ontario Government intends that equitable employment
practices be supported in the private sector and encourages you
to take an active role in achieving the goals
of employment equity."
Individual sealed tendere for the above contracts will be re-
ceived until 12:00 NOON LOCAL TIME ON WEDNESDAY,
JULY 7, 1993.
Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario Develop-
ment Corporation, Huron Industrial Park, Huron Park, Ontario,
NOM 1 Y0.
For further information regarding these tenders please contact
the Huron Park Office at the above address or telephone
(519) 228-6657.
THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY AC-
CEPTABLE.
MINISTRY OF
ECONOMIC, DEVELOPMENT
& TRADE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the EP'ate of
RETA ILENE MORLEY
Late of the Village of Hensall,-in the
County of Huron, who died on the 9th
day of July, 1992. Creditors and others
having claims against the above estate
are required to send full particulars of
such claims to the undersigned on or
before the 8th day of July, 1993, after
which date the estate assets will be dis-
tributed having regard only to claims
that have then been received.
ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
417 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of '
WILLIAM EDiSON FORREST
Late of the Village of Hensall, in the
County of Huron. who died on the 29th
day of October, 1992: Creditors and
others having claims against the above
estate are required to send full particu-
lars of such claims to the undersigned
on or before the 24th day of June,
1993, after which date the estate assets
will be distributed having regard only
to claims that have then been received.
ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
417 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitor for the Executors
29 Garage & Yard Sales
'KIRKTON UNITED CHURCH Garage
Sale (trash and treasures) also UCW Bake
Sale. Sat. June 26, 1993 - 830 a.m. till 2:00
p.m. at Church Shed (behind church). (25c)
YARD SALE - July 3 - Firs sideroad east
of Kippen. Signs posted. Sura 9 a.m. - ?
HURON PARK - 114 Algonquin Dr. Sat.
June 26 - tam. -7 (25•)
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS and antiques.
Smokey .Hollow Schoolhouse, Hwy. 83.
Saturday, June 26 -9 a.m. (25c)
RICHARD
LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
Wed. June 23 at 6 m. 1986
Olds Cutlass car, 1978 24 ft.
tandem travel trailer, modern,
furniture, `' appliances, arid
household :effects for Jean and
'Gerald .'Reid :at Richard Lobb
Auction Building in Clinton.
Des.. June 29 at 5:30 pin_
Tools, toys, furniture, steel
wheel wagon, 2 wheel trailer at
197 Hamilton Street in Blyth for
the estate of Russell Wilson.
Wet. June SOt5 . MF
1085 tractor, Case 430 with
loader, good line of farm ma-
chinery, Ski Doo, wood splitter,
some household items for Rob-
ert (Bob) Jewell, 2 miles west of
Benmiller. 524-6376.
Huron Country Playhouse
Strong cast helps to
make Oliver a hit
Times -Advocate, Jule 23,1993
Reviewed by Fred Groves
T -A staff
GRAND BEND - It's all about change and hope for a boy and a man
who become friends and learn about themselves through their relationship.
This is the story of Oliver Twist, a poor orphan who realizes, after a
long search, he is wanted and loved.
'Oliver', being presented at the Huron Country Playhouse from June 15
to July 3, is the first of a long list of productions which will be held at the
local theatre this summer.
It's a collaboration of brilliance by not only Lionel Bart who took the
Charles Dickens classic and adapted it for the theatre, but Playhouse Di-
rector Max Reimer who takes full advantage of the talented cast he has to
work with.
Young Aidan De Salaiz who portrays Oliver Twist, has got a genuine in-
nocence about him which he projects to the audience very early in his
song 'Where is Love'?
When you come away from seeing 'Oliver' you will wonder what you
have just seen, a musical, a comedy or a dramatic look at the way life used
10 be.
Reimer has taken all of these elements, and combined them with over 30
young children to keep the audience guessing all the time to what is going
to happen next.
The local children who in this play are Amy and Sherry Cassell, Joey
Denomme, Julie Godbolt, Ashley Kelders, Andrew Maver, Keriann
O'Rourke, Kristy Pinder, Hilda and Sandra Steele and Niki Vermeulen.
What the director has done, is made the audience focus on more than
one major characther. All of them, including Salaiz, give wonderful per-
formances.
Todd Stewart as Fagin, is animated and has played in 'Oliver' before but
not as the miserly Fagin which he brings to life and leaves the audience
wondering, throughout the production, if he is a good guy or a bad guy.
If you want a villain, look no further than the hulking Gordon McLaren
as Bill Sikes. He is no stranger to the boards at the Playhouse as he started
his career as an apprentice here in 1975.
Watching Sanders Whiting, as the Artful Dodger, is i;ke watching an
aerobic workout. He is always moving and his energy and enthusiasm is
only outweighed by his constant big grin.
'Oliver' is a story about a young boy but it is the leading lady, Jennifer
Rockeu as Nancy who makes this classic a smash hit.
Reimer has brought out the most in this talented lady's powerful voice
and her two solos, 'As Long as He Needs Me' and the reprise, are done
with the curtain closed`and the spotlight focused on her as it should be.
Rockett no doubt got some of her voice projection from the Artic where
she just returned from singing for the Canadian Forces.
There are few criticisms to this production and the only one given by
this reviewer is that perhaps the music itself is at times, just a little too
loud and covers up some of the singing. -
All the voices in the Huron Country Playhouse's 'Oliver' bring a mes-
sage and should be heard clearly, adjusting the volume on the music in
certain situations would not be a bad idea.
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Making magic in Blyth
By Erin Lobb - T -A Staff
BLYTH - Imagine, if you will,
Disneyland meets Barnum and Bai-
ley's Circus, and you will have
some sense of Blyth Festival's ,11ea-
son opener, Many Hands.
Directo. Yon Oram has en the
words of Playwright Dale IIair+i);ton
to create a production that gives
concept of community theatre new
meaning. From the moment the
band leader strikes up the Parade of
Promises the audience is swept into
la world of colour and drama that
!could give any professional theatre
company a run for their money.
With local tales as the focus of
AUCTION
CONSIGNMENT - DONATION &BAKE SALE
ST. GEORGES ANGLICAN CHURCH
taturdav June 28.1 um.
13th Concession London Township, just west Of the Denfield Sideroad,
3 miles Northwest o1 ilderton.
ANTIQUES - oak frame upholstered chair, 2 gun stock chairs, top of ,
flat to wall cupboard, spool bed, byegy lantern, stool, antique glass
and china, rheostat, 490 Chev - 1918 or 1920 model, transmission
and rear axle, wooden chest, wall paper rack, cross cut saw, horse
collar harness, Iron implement seat, ell lamps, steeple mantle clock,
reel lawn mower, glass, dishes, brass, etc.... neck yoke, old picture gf
Ilderton.
FURNITURE, MISC. Baldwin organ suitable for a home, stationery
hike, ski machine, 2 handmade quilts,Bissel sweeper, PTO shaft, Iron
double sink, car vacuum, electric corn popper, drip coffee maker,
mans medium suede coat (like new) electric clock, Iron fence posts,
Targe selection of plumbing fixtures and ABS fittings, new garden seed
row planter, new child beat for back of bicycle, 10 speed bike, folding
single bed, electric furnace and water heater - good condition, books,
end tables, kitchen table and 4 chairs, furniture, pictures and lamps,
swivel rocker, electric lawn mower, bed spread... numerous other
articles.
Anyone wishing to donate or consign, call auctioneers or 666-0394 or
666-2667
TERMS: Cash. Lunch booth
Auctioneers
Hugh Filson Tom Robson Ray Filson
this showstopper, which follows
the history of Blyth and surround-
ing area from early 1800's to the
present through the "Root family"
history, you would think only lo -
cats would appreciate their impor-
tance. • However, they give the play
lots of regional character, and still
typify any small town in a rural
area. Harry Nesbitt's portrayal of
Smillie, and Louanna Alexander's
Maggie Pollack are just two of the
many characters which gave the
play a whimsical appeal, by, giving
strong performances as the town
bum and the eccentric spinster.
Many Hands closed on June 19
after completing an eleven perfor-
mance run. However the memories
and good spirit generated in the
Blyth community by the production
will carry on.
HURON COUNTRY
PLAYHOUSE
1111A'lRV. IN 'FM. t OUN"111Y
presents
A Dickens of a show
Bbok. Music and Lyrics -by
LiONEL BART
Freely Adapted from
Charles Dickens'
OLIVER TWIST
Directed and Choreographed by
MAX REIMER
PLltitfG UNTIL
Jtil•Y 3!
Sponaorcuby
BIG V DRUG STORES
BOX OFFICE OPEN
MONDAY -SATURDAY
9:00 - 9:00
(519) 238-6000
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DATE CHANGE - Strawberry and
Ham Supper, St. Mary's Church in Min-
sky, Friday June 25, 5 to 8 p.m. Adults
57.50, Childress under 1213.00
23,24,25'
BRINSLEY UNITED CHURCH
Chicken Barbecue, July 14. from 5 to 7.
Adults 88.50, children under 12 S330.
Advance Tickets only by July 8 frau
any UCW member or 293-3101 and 234-
6283. 24,25.(26)c
CROMARTY Presbyterian C1uureh An-
niversary Service, Sunday, June 27, 7
.m. Special music. Mitchell United
Bell Ringers. Lundy will be
served following the service. 25c
EXETER ODDFELLOWS Potluck
and Strawberry .Jtt.loadge Hall.
June 24, 630 ppJn. All Oddfellows and
wives, R, beJkahs and wails ods invited.
Please bring some first cemese. Strawber-
ries and ice cream provided. 25•
SINGLES DANCE, Sunday, June 27 at
die Wingham Legion Hall. Dancing 7-
11. Music by Tumbleweed North. No
blue jeans please. 25c
QUEENSWAY'S Annual Strawberry
Social, Hensall, Ontario, Wednesday.
June 23, 1993. 6 pm.41 pp.mm Tadkeu
83.00. All proceeds to Alrheimees Re-
searrh. Emterummeat provided. Please
bring your lawn chain! Advance tickets
available at Queensway Nursing Home,
100 Queers Street, Hensall. 25c
HEIN REUNION, Sunday, July 11.
1:00 pm. McNaughton Park, Exeter. Pot
tuck dinner. bring plates. wiled and
drink,. 25,26(27)c
HAM AND STRAWBERRY SUP-
PER, Holy Trinity Church.
.
Wednesday, June 23,5.00 p.m. pm
Adults 57.50, childre53.00. 22Z3.25c
Custom Round Baling
4 ft. wide by 3-6 ft. high
Scott Consitt
Varna, Ontario
565-2728 or 233-9297
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PINERY AUCTION BARN
on Hwy. 21 - 1 mi. North of Pinery Provincial Park
4 miles South of Grand Bend
SUNDAY, JUNE 27 at 1:00 p.m.
1967 all mahogany Chris Craft 30 ft cabin cruiser complete with trail-
er (opening bid will be $4000).
16 ft Pringle Catamaran with oversize front jib fully equipped with
trailer (opening bid will be $3200).
Trim and toning tables (opening bid will be $1000 each), plus house
hold furnishings from a local home, box lots plus additions.
TERMS: Cash, Visa, Mastercard.
Lunch Counter Open.
Auctioneer: John Frayne
Phone 243-2713
No property removed until settled for.
Not responsible for accidents.
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CREDiTON
ESTATE AUCTION
We will be ispersing t e property aoo nts o t aerate of the late
Mrs. Leita Hill.
PROPERTY: Known as 24 King St. South, Crediton consisting of 80'
frontage on Con. 7 Stephen Twp. on which is located a well built yellow
brick cottage - two bedrooms, large living room, eat in kitchen, 3 pc.
bath, full basement with 1 year old hi efficiency gas furnace, municipal
water, small barn. House has unfinished loft area. Excellent starter or
retirement home. Contact auctioneer Bob Heywood, 235-0874 for view-
ing. Terms: 10% down sale day, balance in 30 days. Full list of antiques
and furnishings to follow.
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
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Burt Lobblbtt►4.82-9377
NlJSoulhv Huron WM no i Exeter
We will be dispersing household effects from tete Corunna home of Rev.
Stan Maodonald along with additions from the Centralia home of Rose
Lines.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD: Clandeboye rocker, antique bureau, 2
x 3 pc. bedroom suites, open washstand, pressbadk highchair, origin,
ice cream table and 4 chairs, old wicker cradle, old sleigh with original
paint, trunks, 2 cti)ds rockers, 24' atec. range, auto washer and dryer,
dishwasher, exercise bike, trampoline, waterbed with pine headboard,
fridge, 2 colour TVs, nice pine entertainment centre, chesterfield and
chair, computer desk, modern pine hump back chest, several good up-
holstered chairs, night tables, excellent largo patterned oriental style
rug, floor lamp and table lamps, 1/2 round tables, patio table and um-
brella, several room size carpets, oil bottles, crocks, toy tractor, several
lots of hand and garden tools, tine china and glass, collection of ele-
phants, propane Bar-b-que (as new), gas lawn mower, old prints and
frames, lawn furniture, brass Iardinser wkh stand, odd wooden chairs,
new car cover, bicycles, picnic table, and hundreds of useful and collect-
ible items.