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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-29, Page 22BObHead Stocker Sale at DENFIELD LIVESTOCK SA4 Thursday, Sept. 30 at 1:00 p.m. Already consigned 100 black and herford steers 850 - 950 lbs. 70 Charolais heifers, 800 lbs. 45 white Charolais heifers, far west last fall, usual good offering of steers and heifers off grass from focal consigners. To consign call the yards - 666-1140 or Brett Coulter Bruce Coulter 294-6164 294-0585 Mobile 649-8164 4 AUCTION SALE For D.A. Finkbeiner. Hwy. 83, 1 mile west of Exeter On Saturday October 2 at 1:30 p m. Kongskilde cultivator Int. semi -mounted side rake, 3 furrow 14 in. MF plow, NH manure spreader, Massey 10 baler, 3 pt. hitch 12 in. post au- ger,'whistter rotory mower, lime or fertilizer spreader, 3 pt. hitch, wagon and rack with extra sides, McCormick double disc drill on rubber, 3 sec, harrows, also consigned or included will be a 12 ft. 6 in. grain auger, 1 HP motor and 1 No. 3 baler with gas motor. All the above Implements have been well cared for, also 1 horse cutter, 2 set construction scaffold and wheels, hay fork, pressure pump, grain auger, woven wire fence stretcher, steel post driver, Jackall jack, elec. fencer, 1 butcher kettle, paint pot hose and gun, cross and circular saws, forks, shovels and spade, I.•. ing chains, 2 electric clippers, construction electric heater, 1 broa• axe, several electric motors all running,B.D. skil saw, several Disston hand saws, 2 horse collars 22 in. sadle and other blankets, along with many other horse related items, plus the usual number of small articles too numerous to men- tion. Norm Whiting, Auctioneer For further Information call 235-1931 LARGE AUCTION SALE To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Jim and Dor- is Laidiawof.Blyth, Rose Pringle of Seaforth plus additions, 2 cars, new 'tools, bench saw, air compressors, etc. Saturday. October 2 at 10 a.m, -Harvest gold fridge, Whirlpool almond washer, 3 yrs. old, Kenmore har- vest gold dryer, apt. size chest freezer, dehumidifier, Kroehler chester- field and chair in good condition, chesterfield like new, pink recliner chair, .upholstered chairs, apt. size dining table extends from 20 inches to 6 ft,=with 6 matching chairs and buffet, round maple kitchen table with 2 teaves.and 4 chairs, Zenith 26" floor model colour TV, GE vacuum deaneraVith power head nearly new, apt. size chrome kitchen table and 3 chairs, -oval coffee table, hump back trunk, pressback high chair, 3 piece bedroom suite with box spnng and mattress, bed and dresser with box:sp ing and nearly new double mattress, dresser with mirror, double mattress, bridge lamp, large oval rug, 2-1878 horse bells, hexagon end tabtesand.coffee table, 3 handmade quilts, bedding, plus our usual of- tering of dishes, glassware, chest of ssilver, flat ware, small appliances, lamps, etc.; garden tools, electric hedge trimmer, aluminum step ladder, wheelbarrow, fertilizer spreader etc. NEW TOOLS: -HD battery charger, table saw on stand, HD power hack- saw, 21onahery picker engine hoist, tWo scroll saws on stands, 2 smal portable aircompressors, 3/4 socket set, 3/4" air impact wrench, drill bit sets, gluing damps, 4 jack stands plus other hand tools, sockets sets, etc. CARS: 1978 Chrysler 2 door hard top, 1980 Volare 2 door. Another good auction pian to attend. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton Saturday, Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. -Large offering of trees, shrubs and nursery stock at Richard Lobb's Auction in Clinton. a Exeter Police Auction Clinton Household & Antiques Tautattday evynipg. September 30 at 5:30 p.m. at uth Huron Rec Centre, Exeter We will be dispersing an offering of furnishings, antiques, collecli- btes, china, glass etc. from the apt. of Mrs. Noble in Clinton along with other consigners. Also in conjunction with this sale we will be of- fering found items for the Exeter Police Dept. HOUSEHOLP, ANTIQUES & MISC.: Comformatic double bed with brand new mattress, sofa bed (like new), 3 pc. bedroom set, Yamaha PSR3 keyboard (never used), Jotul air tight woodstove, several feet of insulated stove pipe and accessories, dressers, recliner, desk, stereo, several beds, chesterfield and chair, chrome kitchen set, queen size waterbed, quilt frames,antique sideboard, blanket and wooden boxes, 24" elec. range, 2 single mates beds with drawers and mattresses, trunks, faint couch, spinning wheel, wooden air - llane, propellers, Maxwell "St. Marys" wheelbarrow, old tins, oil amps, electric lamps, brassware, pictures, china and glassware, hand and garden tools, lawn roller, large cast iron bell with bracket, and hundreds of useful and collectible items incl. graniteware, cast iron pcs.,crocks, etc. elec sewing machine. MOTORYCLES AND BOAT: (Some items offered under reason- able reserve) 1980 Kawasaki K71000 LTD, 1981 IT 175 Yamaha, 1981 KDX 175 Kawasaki, 1985 V65 Honda 1100 Magna, 1984 Ya- maha 750 Maxim, 1971 Triumph Bonneville 650 show bike, 1970 trails bike. Boat - 19' Giastron Bowrider with 175 HP Marc outboard, trailer incl. FOR THE EXETER POLICE DEPT. Approx. 25-30 bicycles, some misc. smalls and tools etc. (To be sold at 7:30 p.m. along with the motorcycles . s Bob Heywood 235-0874, Burt Lobb 482-9377 AI i Page 22 Times -Advocate, September 29,1993 65,000 at Huron Country Playhouse GRAND BEND - Once again, the summer season at Huron Coun- try Playhouse has surpassed the previous season. Figures recently released indicate that 65,000 peo- ple attended the Playhouse this summer. That's 5,000 more than the successful 1992 season. The undisputed hit of the season was Fiddler on the Roof playing to capacity audiences of 101 percent. HCP audiences are now included in the 50 million who have seen "The Worlds Most Acclaimed Mu- sical: world wide. A distant second was the opening musical Oliver! playing to 93 percent followed by Barefoot in the Park 92 percent, Out of Order 91 percent and Wait until Dark 77 percent. CROMARTY - The congrega- tion of Cromarty Presbyterian Church, held a very. successful Walk-A-Thon, last Sunday, with the proceeds to be divided equally between world development and relief, and the homeless in Ontario. The activities began with a short church service held in the church basement, led by Rev. Lucie Milne, with Beuy -Lou Norris ac- companying the hymns. Over 30 -adults and :children par- ticipated: in. the .five -mile Walk and all enjoyed refreshments in the .church basement on their return. Personals Stephanie Hamelin, .an exchange student from St. -T uribe, Quebec will be .staying multi—mite Jo Gar- diner :and °her •perents_.Lary .and Alice .Gardiner for .the .next three months and attetsJQtg Mitchell District High School. A Closer Walk with Pasty Cline which re -opened Playhouse II full time played to 94 percent capacity. The Especially for Adults con- cert series which includes The Legends of Rock n' Roll and An That Jazz Series played to 67 per- cent while the Especially for Kids concert series played to 50 per- cent. "1t was difficult to imagine atten- dance in greater numbers -than in 1992 but we did it in '93!" says Max Reimer, artistic director and general manager. "The Playhouse was where 124 members of Cana- da's artistic community were able to work in the hospitable environ- ment created by the local commu- nity; sponsors, foundations and es- pecially local governments made our season work by contributing more services and funds than ever before. Assistance from the pro- vincial and federal government to- ward the re -building of the theatre ensures that this success can con- tinue." `We're'flying high in '94! GRAND BEND - Max Reimer, artistic _director -and general man- ager. at Huron .Country Playhouse has -announced his play -bill for the summer of 1994. "By their large attendance and overwhelming early subscription purchases, our audiences have sent us a clear message. They want fam- ily musicals with. -great stories and great music, .fast -paced farces, welt -written light comedies and.ac- tton-packedthrillers. In 1994, I in- tend to deliver such a season with yet un -seen production values" said Reimer. Beginning .the ..23rd .Season -at Huron,Country 'Playhouse Will be the -ageless musical, Peter Pan (June 14 -July 2). -This musical pro- duction of the play by Sir James M. rllrlti1�t I f r—rVr.i-,L% - l It ltr,'31� ' 1.1111j • 3 bedroom bungalow • Air exchanger/ventilator • full basement • single car garage • forced air gas fumace • main floor laundry '.oak kitchen • located on private court •-maintenance free exterior • occupancy fate June Call Roger Dougall 235-1281 evening 235-0448 For Salo 14 GREGUS COURT • 8174.900.00 GST included �G New home in Exeter, featuring spacious living room, 3 Targe bed- rooms, 2-1/2 baths, ensuite with jacuzzi, spacious eat -in kitchen, main floor laundry, central vac, high efficiency gas furnace. Deck, brick drive and sodded lawn. Contact... Gregus Construction 235-1647 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • f • • • • 4. 139 Main Street, Lucan (519) 227-0033 "Home away from home" Applications now being accepted • Our friendly and oaring staff are on duty 24 hours a day V Large private and, semi -private rooms with private 4 pc. bath V Good home cooked meals • Available upon request - foot care, hairdresser, anti aberber, etc. etc. Government inspected ), •1 0 0 0 w • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Barry will bring" out the child in all of us as Captain Hook, Tinker - bell, Wendy, John, Michael and Pe- ter himself come to life in this big Broadway smash. Next will be the comedy that has been a sensation on Broadway, London's West End and across Canada, Ken Ludwig's Lend Me a Tenor (July 5 -July 16). Tito Me- reilli is to perform his greatest role (Otello) at the season -opening gala of the Cleveland Grand Opera. Through a wonderfully hilarious series of mishaps Tito passes out, unable to perform. What to do'? Fool the audience! Twists, tums and sudden shocks will keep you spellbound until the very last minute in Ira Levin's Deathtrap (July 19 -July 30). This ingeniously constructed play offers a rare and skillful blending of two priceless theatrical ingredients - gasp -inducing thrills and spontane- ous laughter. . Not Now, Darling (August 2 - August 16) by Ray Cooney and John Chapman makes enormous good fun of attempted infidelity and the tangle of misunderstand- ings. This hilarious farce set box office records in London, Paris and Broadway. If your sides ached after '93's hit, Out of Order (also by Conney) be prepared! Closing the 1994 Season will be Rogers and Hammerstein's classic musical Oklahoma! (August 16 - September 3). Based on . Lynn Rigg's Green Grow -the .Lilacs, Oklahoma! opened .on .Broadway on March 31, 1943 and a -golden era in the musical theatre was born. "Huron Country Playhouse is continuing to grow artistically and it is getting easierand:easier-to at - :tract Canada's to talent ion 'to -our stage, much to the Might -of our audiences. Hook in Peter Pan and Max in Lend Me a Tenor are but a couple of the :many wonderful roles being pursued -by an extraor- dinary calibre of actor," said Reim- er. Subscriptions for all five produc- tions are now on sale and range from $82 to $110for adults (555 to 572 for youths under 16). CENTRALIA - A number of members of the United Church at- tended Anniversary services at Zion United Church on Sunday morning when Rev. Cordell Par- sons of Exeter was the special speaker. Next Sunday is WorM-C'ommun- ion Sunday. On Sunday, 'October 10 a Thanksgiving service ,will be held. Centralia UCW will meet on October 7 at 8 p.m. Zion West, Crediton, Thames Road and Elim- ville have been invited. Guest speaker will be Jean Bennett. Personals Jean Caslick and her twin brother John Bechberger, of London were guests at a surprise birthday party on Sunday at the Centralia Com- munity centre where relatives gath- ered for a party and dinner. An- other milestone has been reached. We wsh you both many years. Congratulations 'to Jim and . Lori Thompson (nee Mills) who were married on Saturday in London. Lori is the daughter of Gerald -and Carol Mills former residents of the village and now of Exeter. Congratulations to the owners of Heywoods Restaurant, Len and Steve for their wonderful new building. Thanks also to them and staff for the 'wonderful meal served on ;opening day to an overflow crowd. The Seniors euchre club will meet thereon October 4:at2:30 for an afternoon of cards and supper. September birthdays celebrated at Zurich Seniors dinner By GertieHeischauer ZURICH - A .tasty beef dinner wasaervted.to a well attended Sen- iors .dinner last Wednesday at the Comnumity Centre. Marion Becker was the winner of the 50/50 draw. A poem (Autumn Song) was read by Berdie Flnkbeiner. Happy Birth- day was sung for diners having birthdays in September. Birthday cake and ice cream was served to all diners. Dancing was enjoyed to music provided by Joyce Pepper, Hensel!, Max Ducharme and Mozart Gelinas Sr. Games of solo and euchre fol- lowed. A progressive euchre party was held Wednesday, September 20 at rhe "Town Hall. Cecelia Farwell read a poem (Summer's Farewell). Winners of the euchre were: High - Annie Finkbeiner; Second high - Doris Hamilton; Low - Louise Hayter; Lone Hands - Freida Moore, Marie and Mozart Gelinas. Door prizes went to Louis and Cecelia Farwell and Lee Regier and Mozart Gelinas. The next Progressive euchre par- ty will be held Monday evening October 18, 7:30 at the Town Hall to which the public are cordially in- vited. 3 River RojiYa • „t. r1, Grand bend CONDO - 2 bed., furnished, 1 level, approx. 1150 sq. 1t., open con- cept, 3 appliances, 4 pc. bath, carpeted, quiet river location. TERMS OF SALE: Reserve bid, dosing 30 days. Sealed bids to be accompanied by certified cheque of $5,000. Non refundable to suc- cessful bidder. Balance on closing. Owner leaving country - must sell. Open for inspection 10/02/93. 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Phone 519-542-9357 i MACHINE SHOP Estate auction of shop and equipment known as Part Lot 12 S.E. boundary In Ueborne rTTowwnshippcin the Villaagee ofA7Woodham on _ Real estate auction ttoo incline a connccreete pock shop situated on a lot approx. 85 ft. x 220 ft. The purchase price will include all machine shop equipment, tools and materials on site. The shop is in good condition and includes all equipment found in a well equipped rural shop. To view - open house will be Mon. October 4 from 6 - 8 p.m. Terms: 10% down payment evening of sale. Balance in 30 days. Sell- ing subject to reasonable reserve bid. Prop: Estate of the late Arthur Barley AUCTIONEERS: Doug Jacobs & Wallis Ross 27f-7894 - 619 - 539-5077 STOCKER S4LE SW Head of local calves and yearlings on Sat., October 9 a 1 p.m. at Hensall Livssc . ,,1. Corlsignments welcome % For more information call Burry Miler - 235-2717 Truck - 681-8956 Office - 26»2831 4 Antiques, Household, Glass, China, Collectibles jhuradax e ening Oct�ppber 7et 6 um, at South Huron oc Centre, eter We will be dispersing an excellent, Clean offering of collectible china and glass, furnishings, tools and misc. items for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ea- gleson who have sold their lakefront home along with excellent addi- tions from a Goderich home. (Clip and save this ad for future refer- ence) HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES: Lovely cherry corner cupboard (7' x 53'), round oak dining table with 4 chairs, nice china cabinet, maple desk and matching chair, sofa with 2 matching chairs round maple coffee table, drop front pine desk, nice open washstand, Ig. and smaller. Lin- coln rockers with caned seats and backs, end tables, nice dressing table - with stool, cedar chest, recliner with stool, old wrought iron washstand with towel bar, pine hooded cradle, hall tree, apt. size freezer, Sharp microwave, dehumidifier, 20" fan, table lamps, antique 3/4 shortdrop school clock, Beehive clock, 2 caned seat chairs, quilt frames, good clean bedding and towels, collection of approx. 50 dolls, copper boiler, wicker, several good books on antique collect- in9 Ig. spinning wheel, complete, oak sideboard, a large and beauti- ful collect- ing, of china and glass incl. several excellent pcs. of pressed glass, 2 Bisque figurines, china tea set, Germany, Depression, mous- tache cups and saucers, shaving mugs,10 blown glass Easter eggs, set of Bluebird china, blue and white chamber pot and bowl, brass carriage lamp, 4 bracket cast iron hanging lamp, 2 large old prints, Tiffany style table lamp, 3 old photo albums, antique purses, quilt, coffee grinder, wooden ware, ironware, primitives etc. TOOLS AND MiSC: Riding lawn mower, propane $B0, nice lawn windmill, lawn umbrella and chairs, alum ext. ladder, step ladder, wheelbarrow, workbench, hedge trimmer, weed eater, power tools incl. circular saw, 2 sanders, router, planer, emery, drill, hand and garden tools and hundreds of useful and collectible items. Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235.0874 �yrr{ b 2.9277 4