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Times Advocate, 1993-08-04, Page 21An elephant *leas :the perfect way to kick off ,a'alioUs. 'That's what Sarah ,Carter, In front, Rosha Westelaken, Charlie Love, in 'the :middle, Chelsea Linton, ,and Danielle .Linton, in the back, thought as theysat high above the Clywd Ion ':Wednesday In- Grand Bend be- d fore they watched the Kelly Miller Circus sponsored •by the Grand Bend Chamber of Com- merce. "Wet 'n Wild" is theme week at the Zurich playground By 'Camel 'Sweeney ZURICH -Last Tuesday the d 11 - from the Zurich Playground g with leaders and helpers went by nus to London to spend -the day -af•Wally World as part of their "wet 'n wild" theme week. ?Several children have been taking art in the "Trade up to the Book League". The six week program at the library on Thursday afternoons during the summer -holidays under the direction of Helen Ducharme. Personals / Ralph and Audrey Smith enjoyed spending the past 2 weeks visiting with their son and family Tom and Gail Smith in Edmonton. The family of Louis and Josie Derutomehad a family get together on Saturday at -the St. Boniface Par - lib Hall for the occasion of their fa - ',s 74h -may.• B'mdie'trankbeiwaebasatoved, into an apantmept at the Rau . Manor on Goshen SL, while son Carl has.re- oently taken up residence at the Spruce Villa apartments after selling their home on Main St. Sandra. Desjardines of Zurich and her sister Marion Sweeney of Va- rmstra returned Sunday from an eight day bus tour to Kentucky, Memphis, and Tennesee. Everyone is invited to an open wedding . reception for Deb Bedard and Darin Telford this Friday at the Stanley Complex in Varna. Tony and Marlene Bedard, Helen l?enomme, Agnes Witten, and Mon- ica and Marie Bedard spent the past few days in Calgary to attend the wedding ef Nicole Rhubachuck on July 24. Lewis and Marlene Gingerich along with her mother Mabel Riley and sister Irene Clausius and Bea- trice Heywood recently spent a few days in Pennsylvania visiting rela- tives and attending an 80th birthday party for cousin Florence Egli. Gerrie Fleischauer spent the long weekend in London with her family and attended the Hot Air Ballon Fes- tivities atNarris Park. Nell and Melissa Francis and fam- ily, from Ottawa, are presently vis- iting for a week vacation at the home of her parents Mozart and Ma- rie Gelinas Sr., meanwhile Michele Gelinas of Burnaby B.C. is spend- ing a months holiday with her par- ents and family members. George and Rosalie Harvey of Redford Michigan are spending the week at their cottagenorth of St. Jo- seph. Recent visitors with Gwen McKellarof the Spruce Villa apart- ments were her children .Jack and Kathy Baker and son from Fergus, while daughter Jane Baker and Se- bastian Scala with Baby Tristan spent the weekend in Stratford. Happy .Birthday Birthday wishes go out to Mozart Gelinas.Sr:Ang.- 7, .Aimee °clines Aug 9. arch rrie;Bypebergen Aug. 8. -Church News The Mennonite Church youth group are having a car wash on Sat- urday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the church parking lot. Last Saturday the young adults went to Canada's Wonderland. The St. Boniface church will be having a Pork Barbecue and Corn Roast Sunday Aug.8 at the St. Bon- iface Church grounds. It is spon- sored by the Knights of Columbus. The games will begin at 5:30 , and tickets are 58.00 for adults and 53.00 for children. Senior Diners The Zurich Senior Dinersmet Wednesday July 28 at the Commu- nity Centre. Tammy Antanya wel- comed everyone and reminded the diners of upcoming events. Frieda Moore won tie 50/50 draw. Sen- iors having birthdays and annivesar- ies in July were recognized. Gwen McKellar read a poem called See the Zoo Solo and Euchre games followed. Progressive eu- chre will be played Wednesday Au- gust 4. QVMV 1YP!SEffiNc ''Set" to your Speciflcations F MRS RESUMES PROGRAMS BROCHURES BOOKLETS AND MORE! r;more information please phone Deb Lord at Applications still available WINNIPEG - Monsanto Canada Inc., Agricultural Group has an- nounced that applications are still available for the 1993 Monsanto Agribusiness Scholarship program. Forty $1,000 scholarships are being awarded to high school grad- uates from a family farm who have successfully enrolled at a Canadi- an University in fust -year Agricul- ture, any discipline, or Manage- ment Marketing/Finance. Criteria for the selection in- cludes the student's academic stan- dards and their demonstrated lead- ership in the community. Selection will be made during the summer. . Through this program, Monsanto is encouraging education by sup- porting farming people, their chil- dren and educational institutions. Application deadline is August 15, 1993. Application forms are available by calling (204) 985- 1000. Monsanto has long maintained that a strong alliance between the educational community and indus- try will help strengthen Canada's agricultural base. Aygu st 4 to 14 comedy at Playhouse GRAND BEND - Neil Simon's comedy Barefoot in .the Park pre- views at Huron Country Playhouse on August 3, opens August 4 and runs until August14. Barefoot in the Park was first presented at :the Biltmore Theatrie, New York City on October 23, 1993 starring Elizabeth A thley and Robert Redford as the newlyweds, Corrie and'Paul tBratta. After a six-day honeymoon, anew-iawyerand:his yams bddernove ' .into the new high -rent apartment that shohas oltosenforthexn: Thedif ficulty is, one has to climb six wheezingliightsup o;getao it-•Notonly that, it is absolutely bare of furniture, the paint;jOb ,tuned out .all wrong, the skylight leaks, there's no room fora double bed and their neighbour, and outlandish gourmet, lives in a loften:the roof. Playing the newlyweds on the RCP stage.willte Shauna Black (Cor - re Bmuer) and Ben Carlson (Paul=Sorrier)., Black is making her debut .at RCP having just finished a successful nm of Vertigo Cracked at The •Fringe ofTornrtto. Carlton was last seen on the RCP stage in On Gold- en Pond, 10 years ago. The outlandish neighbour, Victor Velasco, will be played by Ron Hastings. Mr. Hastings is a familiar face to Stratford audiences having been there for eight seasons but this is his fust at HCP. Making welcome returns to the Playhouse stage are Jill Frappiiert... (Mrs. Banks), back for her third season, George Pothitos (Telephone Repair -Man) last seen as The Body in Out of Order and Norman Broomfield (Delivery Man) last seen as Rev. Arthur Humphrey in See • How They Run in 1977. Making her directorial debut at Huron Country Playhouse is Jean- pche Lamberuwnt..i ambermont has spent four seasons at .The Stat-.. ford Festival and has directed at numerous theatres across Canada and the U.S. Blyth stage gets set for new play BLYTH - Rehearsals have begun for the next play to debut at the Blyth Festival. Dixieland lovers will enjoy The Old Man's Band i a bittersweet story about the relationship between a father and son, when the boy, an aspiring rock guitarist, is forced to play stand up bass in his fathers Dixieland band. True to his teenage ideals Kid would rather pursue his own muic but Doc, his father, has other ideas. After the lure of 5100.00, the threat of a bad haircut, and the acquisition of a straw bqater hat, Kid finds himself playing with the "Dixieland Stomp- ers" much to the chagrin of his rock and roll buddies. Set in the maritimes the play incorporates a rich blend of music from two generations. Old Man's Band opens July 27 and will run until August 21. Tickets are available for most performances. WE DO LAMNATING Exeter Times -Advocate Exeter 235-1331 Custom Round Baling 4 ft. wide by 3-64t. high Scott C Onsltt i • . ?lines -Advocate, August 4,19133 Page 21 LARGE AUCTION Ot complete contents of Huronview Home for the Aged, Clinton, Ont. (Including stainless kitchen and laundry equipment) On Friday, August 27 at 9 a.m. Saturday August 28 at 9 a.m. Complete details In following issues. Coulter Auctions & Ass., Parkhill Ont. 294-08115 294.184 LARGE AUCTION SALE Furniture, appliances, piano, stained glass windows, riding lawn mower, boat motor, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for two local residentsplus additions. iturday Aug. 7 at 10 a.m, 3 colour TVs, MTD 11 PP riding lawn mower, subject to reserve, Evin- rude boat motor, upright piano, Kenmore harvest gold 30 inch electric stove (real clean), hand well pump, Maytag washer, Viking dryer, Beau - mark washer and dryer, 2 commercial air oonditidhers, Electrolux vacu- um cleaner with power head, 2 good counter top electric stoves, window frames with mirror glass, six large stained glass windows, 2 humidifiers, 4 gunstock chairs, 2 matching pressback chairs, pressback arm chair, Jacobien twist loveseat rocker and arm chair, modern loveseat and matching chesterfield, sectional chesterfield, wooden swivel office chair, wooden dining table, 30 x 60 office desk, Pulson bedroom desk like new, modern pine cabinet, modem Windsor chair, wingback chair, matching dark pine dresser and chest of drawers, magazine table, nest- ing tables, round pine picnic table set, punching bag, table saw, 5 bicy- >des, insulated chimney pipes, 5 plastic dock floats, fainting couch, hy- draulic cylinder for wood splitter, 2 bundles of cedar shingles, several 'crocks, 4 collectors plates, dishes, glassware, bedding, towels plus our usual offering of many items too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton August 14 at 10 a.m. Small wood working tools, furniture, etc. at Rich- ard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton. Additions accepted. Call 482- 7898 CFATIFfErlIJCTIONEERS INC. ON LOCATION Public Auction instructed by the secured creditor town of Grand Bend, Ontario 2 p.m. WednesdayAugust 11th Parcel A:13.Main Street, lotl plan 24, 2 stores with 3 and 1 bedroom apartments - commercial 'Pamela 15 Main Street Lot 2Plan 24 large retail area commercial �taroel C: 23-25-27 Hill Street lots 351-352-357 Plan 24 Triplex2-2:and 1-1 bedroom apartments • .Lot 120 x 100 one tow from lake Panoet D: 'Kitchener Ave. Lot 3 & 4 Plan 24 Commercial2s40'x80' Parcel.£ Southoott Pines - 53 Princess Street residential Lot 100 x 150 excellent 1;800 sq. ft. bungalow Extremely well buitt - a real beauty. tartest :1F: 40 Ontario Street South unit 20 2 bedroom tondo - whirlpool ,skylights, fireplace 2 1/2 baths - air conditioned - exceptional Parcels may be sold in order or separated or combined to suit purchasers requirements. Terms: $5.000.00 certified cheque or cash deposit each parcel at time :ofbid, balanoe30 days. Inspection 10.3 Tues. Aug, 10 at 15 Main Street . Call fortiur her information 23&55129 Col. Dennis N. Storey'Sr., C.A.I. Auctioneer- Appraiser 519-455.5444, Fax 455-27413- / 55.27D3 i I Zadis1071111.1114). Auction sale of household appliances, antiques, furniture, cars, trailer, garden equipmen , and misc. items. QnThursdav,Auaust 12 6 Dm, slrtro in South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter Ont. Local family moving out of the province. AUTOMOBILES & TRAILER - 1966 Jaguar, 385 D.O.H.C., D carbs, D headers, needs TLC. Very rare model. Manufactured 4 years only. Leather and burled walnut interior. Sold subject to a very reasonable reserve bid. 1987 Ford Tempo, cars sold as is without safety certifi- cate. Starcraft camper trailer, sleeps 6, includes 3 burner stove, cooler, and hydro converter. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES: Whirlpool 2 door refrigerator, Fridigdare electric range, Whirlpool auto. washer, G.E. dryer, small microwave oven, all like new. 15 cu. ft. freezer, 2 door refrigerator, air conditioner, humidifier like new, RCA VCR, Toshiba stereo, B&W TV and more. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: 8 pc. dining room suite, sectional ches- terfield, recliner chair, arm chair, entertainment centre, Hammond elec- tric organ, stereo and cabinet. 12'x12' carpet, bookshelf, swag and ta- ble lamps, mirrors, coffee end table, kitchen suite, odd tables and chairs, 5 pc. bedroom suite, 3 pc. bedroom suite with box spring and mattress, single and 2 double beds, 2 single, 1 double and 1 triple dresser, chest of drawers, childs cradle, raddle, dart board and cabi- net, office desk, marble top desk, 2 tiling cabinets, approx. 3'x2'x6' steel cabinets, typewriter, 1 large and 1 small gas 880, good picnic ta- ble, umbrella and stand, dishes, -pots and pans, oil lamps, player piano rolls, 10 lawn chairs, 12 speed mountain bike like new, 8 mens, wom- ens and youth bikes allgood condition. GARDEN EQUIPMENi: 10 hp International Cadet riding -lawn mower, Lawn Boy mower, 3 hp rototiller, 14" chainsaw, wheel barrel, lawn and garden tools, and much, much more. TERMS OF SALE: Cash or authorized cheque. Norm Whiting, Auctioneer For further information call 235.1931 Estate and Household Auction Thur L;alt 5 p m. u on G ntr. Ex .r We will be dispersing t e contents otifthe home of rval and Violet Holtzrfan of Goderich alongwith a Parkhill area estate. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOD: Walnut china cabinet, 5 walnut dining chairs, t b4e and buffet, 4 poster bed, ladies chair, Eastlake chair, cedar chest, rock made table and 4 chairs, blanket boxes, 2 desks, daven- port, chrome table and chairs, marble top table, walnut hexagon table wicker planter, sideboard, floor model radio, kitchen buffet -table, 2 chairs, dressers, desk with bookcase, nice Rattan bar stools and 2 rat- tan arm chairs, 4 brown padded chrome chairs (mint), 1 modern brown leather and chrome easy chair, large coffee table, chrome wall unit with smoked lass shelves, Indian rug 8'x10', nice footstool, 4 signed paint- ings - "F Nichols", "F Hassett Gorman - 1947", "Van Heusen", several odd wooden chairs, wool picture in shadow box, davenport," sectional couch, entertainment centre, 3 merchant crocks (Clinton, Parkhill, Hali- fax), 2 commode wash sets, round piano stool, Aladdin and oil lamps, collection of appr. 25 shaving mugs, early Canadian pressed glass incl. Maple Leaf, Nova Scotia starflower, carnival glass (9 pcs.), cocoa set, tlo blue nappies, Limoges English mantel cock, coffee grinder, crockery, Vigtorian childs sleigh, Hefner wind-up train, older fridge, Filter Queen vacuum, Simplicity washer and dryer (almond), hanging wall clock with brass pendulum and oak case, bamboo easel, old clod( cases, recliner, hand and garden tools, a quantity of steel shelving and -hundreds of use- ful and collectible items. Auotion •ers Bob Heywood 235-0874 Burt Cobb 482.9377 AUCTION REMINDER: Thursday evening, August 19 at 5:30 p.m. We will be dispersing a large offering of antiques and collectibles along with 9 vintage and classic automobiles and memorabilia.