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BUCK AMY&
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THANK YOU 1
Page 20 Times -Advocate, August 3, 1994
AllYwr1ucnows rox
Aug. e - Large consignment,
household, antiques, farm y
'machinery (2 complete lines
of machinery from farmers
who are retiring), shrubs, y
tools, vehicles, house trailer,
etc. etc. 2 auction rings
running all day. - Ilderton Fair 71
Grounds, 10:30 a.m.
Aug. 11 Clearing farm, Mr.
and Mrs. Powell Barclay,
barns, silo, machinery, Poplar
Hill, 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 13 -H Beef Calf Club
Show, Ilderton.
Aug. 17 - Property and
antiques, household, Betty
Guifoyle, 115 George St. Ailsa
Craig, 5:00 p.m.
Aug. 18 - Middlesex Beef
BBQ, Poplar Hill, we have
tickets to sell.
Aug. 20 - Large antique
tractor, farm machinery,
industrial equipment, Mill
equipment, etc. Peter
Twynstra and family, Ailsa
Craig, 10:00 a.m.
Aug. 24 - Farm machinery and
5 tractors, Clarence Oldham,
#2 Hwy. east of London (at
Crumlin), 1 p.m.
Aug. 25 - Tools, household,
misc., car, etc. Russ
Blanchard, 1/2 mi. S. of
Crumlin. 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 27 - Antique and
household, Mrs. Hutton, Con.
9, S.E. of St. Marys, 11 a.m.
Sept. 3 - Limo production -
, Futurity Farms, 1/2 mi. E. of
Birr.
Plan to attend these good
sales and lots of good dates
available for your fall sale.
AUCTIONEERS
FILSON AND ROBSON
PHONE FAX(519)666.0833
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Outstanding
young
entrepreneurs
wanted
MONTREAL - For the seventh
consecutive year, the Federal Busi-
ness Development Bank is seeking
candidates for its annual Young
Entrepreneur Awards.
Established in 1988, the awards
recognize the achievements of en-
trepreneurs 29 years of age or
younger. A total of 12 awards are
presented -- one for each province
and territory.
All applicants are judged on the
same criteria:
• Operating success - including
sales, profitability, growth pros-
pects, employment creation and
acceptance in the marketplace;
• Innovation - in the company's
product, service, production pro-
cess, marketing strategy, or other
aspects of business;
• Community involvement - the
participation of the entrepreneur in
charitable work, service clubs and
raising awareness of entrepreneur-
ship.
Consideration will also be given
to the entrepreneur's age at start-
up, unique problems or challenges
the company faced and overcame
and the longevity of the business.
All applications are reviewed by
a provincial selection committee
including local business people,
representatives from business de-
velopment organizations, cham-
bers of commerce, boards of trade,
professional firms and chartered
banks.
The application deadline is Au-
gust 15, 1994.
Applications are available at any
branch of the Federal Business De-
velopment Bank or by calling to-
tal -free 1-800-361-2126.
ESTATE AUCTION OF
PROPERTY PLUS
COMPLETE CONTENTS
Saturday. August 13 at 10:30 a.m. on location
at 11 Green Acres Crescent, Grand Bend
Dispersing the entire estate of the late Mrs. Mary Ferguson of Grand
Bend.
PROPERTY: According to Plan 8, Lot 6, Village of Grand Bend,
known as 11 Green acres Cr. consisting of 55' frontage on which is lo-
cated a neat, well kept 2 bedroom bungalow with replacement win-
dows, Page Security System; updated eat -in kitchen, dining room,
hardwood floors, full basement, 2 car detached garage, FA oil heat.
Zoning - Residential 13, Taxes $1176.08 (1994). Selling subject to a
very moderate reserve; 10% down balance in 30 days. Contact the
auctioneer for viewing. Full list next week.
Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874
AUCTION NOTE: Thursday Evening August 11 at 5:30 p.m. at South
Huron Rec Centre - Dispersing household contents for Mr. Emerson
Wein of Crediton who has sold his home along with additions from a
Grand Bend home.
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1,pd- COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD AUCTION 41c+,'o
pvo With Cars and Tractors on b
Saturday August 13 at 10:00 a.m.,
Located on Main Street Zurich, West, Hwy. 84 in the Planning Mill
Building for Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Thiel who have sold their home and
moved to retirement homes and family additions.
FURNITURE: Two 8 piece dining room suite, color T.V., hi-fi, Kenmore
range, freezer, washer and dryer, wringer washer, chesterfield and
chair, blanket box, dehumidifier, love seat, clock, laundry sink, office
desk, chairs, box stove, crocks. Eureka vacuum, safe, picture frames,
coffee maker, suitcase, 2 treadle White sewing machines, Miracle
Maide electromaide, large rug (like new), chairs, washstand, books,
many dishes, cookware, 4 matching 20 in. x 36 in. stained glass win-
dows and much more.
ANTIQUES: Beaver sealers, milk bottles, ice cream maker, mirrors,
Camival glass, Coleman lantem, rope bed, copper craft collection, cal-
endars, English depression spill holder, Mission bench (rare piece)
VEHICLES SELLING CERTIFIED AT 1:00 P.M.:
1990 Lincoln Town Car 40.000 km (loaded, like new); 1992 Ford Aero -
star XLT 54,000 km (all options)
TRACTORS: 1952 John Deere - B, running order; 1955 John Deere - A,
restorable. 2 row scuffler for A or B, XR 80 weed eater, Cockshutt kan-
geroo 2 furrow gang plow, 407 McCormick walking plow, construction
heater, cast iron register, 2 copper boilers, cast iron seat, antique gas
engine, sad irons, antique weigh scale, bench drill press, cream separ-
ator bowls and much more
For Information call 2384808
Terms Cash Lunch Booth
AUCTIONEER JOHN FINLAY 2364814
Custom Round
Baling
4 ft. wide by 3-6 ft. high
aft
Scott Cousin
4 1
Varna, Ont. 56&"2728 Or 233.9297
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Country legend
Williams comes
to life at HCP 11
Reviewed by Fred Groves
T -A staff
GRAND BEND - Lonesome Luke the Cowboy plays at the Lake-
view Casino.
For those who don't understand what that means and would like to
figure it out, head to the Huron Country Playhouse's , Playhouse II
for Hank Williams: The show he never gave.
Lonesome Luke is the name Williams, played by David Kirby,
calls himself, especially when he's feeling blue and usually when he
has a nose full of alcohol.
Locals will remember the Lakeview Casino as the place at the end
of Main Street in Grand Bend where legendary bands such as Guy
Lombardo came to play.
For this show, the one Williams never gave, the HCP has chosen a
New Year's,Eve theme and the place for the imaginary show, the
Lakeview Casino.
The show, which runs until August 20 is a little -different than Pat-
sy Cline the smash musical story the HCP has produced this year.
Hank Williams died in a car crash on January 1, 1953 and during the
end of 1952 he was trying to pull himself away from a battle with al-
cohol and drug addiction.
While the Patsy Cline show has two main characters and goes
through her life a step at a time, the Williams show is about what
could have been.
This show has some good moments, especialy the ejttrancc of the
star but for the most part, especially the second act its drawn out and
even a little boring.
Don't blame Kirby because in this case he simply is not directed
properly. Perhaps David Nairn should stick to acting which he docs
very well.
The Playhouse always makes sure to bring in top notch musicians
to back up their stars and they didn't have to go very far to find some
of -them.
Locals will know fiddler Gerry Smith who was a big favourite at
last Tuesday night's opening. There is Peter Hysen on the bass, band
leader Larry Smith who is also the hand leader and Evan Ehgoetz on
the pedal steele guitar.
In one song, 'Your Cheating Heart', one of Williams' hits didn't
seem to have Kirby and the band in sync.
Also, during one of his stories, Williams describes a particularly
tough night in a bar when he had to use a crowbar to defend himself
from a drunken heckler.
During the story, he takes his jacket off (the only time in the
show) and displays a gun strapped to his hip. There is no mention of
even why the gun is there. This left the audience guessing and they
should have had some explanation.
David Kirby as Hank Williams, centre, with Peter Hysen
(bass), Evan Ehgoetz (pedal steele guitar), Larry Smith
(lead guitar/band leader), and Gerry Smith (fiddle) in Hank
Williams: The Show He Never Gave at Huron Country Play-
house.
layhouse.
Education funding
approved by ministry
OTTAWA - Pat O'Brien praised
the approval of six projects, valued
at $404,900, under the Canada/
Ontario Infrastructure Works pro-
gram.
"The funding of these projects
will create jobs in Middlesex
County and will help to improve
the quality. of our young people's
eduction," said the former high
school teacher.
Funding will be used for up-
grades to three science labs and
the installation of a new technolo-
gy lab at Lord Dorchester Secon-
dary " Scli o1 in Uorcheifer,Y the
construction of a new technology
lab at Medway High Sc,bool in
Arva; upgrades of roofs at five
schools, including North Middles-
ex District High School in Park-
hill; boiler replacement at East
Williams Public School in Ailsa
Craig; and the installation of a new
gym floor at Ekcoe Central School
in Glencoe. The ',reflects' will
create an estimated 198 person -
weeks of employment.
"These projects illustrate our
government's firm commitment to
creating a better future for the
younger generation. When work is
completed, students in . many
schools will enjoy improved learn-
ing and recreational conditions,"
said the London -Middlesex MP.
All projects should be completed
by September 30, 1994.
The National Infrastructure Pro-
gram is a unique example of co-
operation between all three levels
of government in Canada. It focus-
es on the infrastructure needs of
local communities and on the im-
portance of creating jobs.
Lucan
Community
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B1ngo
Aug. 3
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
3
$1000
Jackpot Dame
50 calls or Tess $200. bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
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Could it be
he's
Saucily?
Happy 70th
Donn. N.
Sims
Thank You
Darlings Food
Market
and all who supported
our successful BBQ
Zion United Murk
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HALL
014
349-2678 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Line dancers
welcome
Fri., Aug. 5
Country Justice
Sat., Aug. 6
Beachwoods
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs., Aug. 4
7:00 p.m.
10 Regular Games
5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
No one under•18 admitted
Lic. #M125539
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Vacation
Bi6Ce School
Aug. 8-12
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
At Exeter Christian
Reformed Church
For children ages 3-12 years
Busing available for
Centralia and Huron Park.
For more information call
Karen
228-6236
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IlU G AND ME
for Marty Merner
and Lisa Ward
SAT. AUG. 13
Zurich Community Centre
8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
for more information 524-5768
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for Melanie Graham
and Paul Goldsmith
SAT` AUG. 6 - 9-1
Hensall Community Centre
Tickets $5.00
Happy 75th
Birthday
Mother
(Mildred
Webber)
Love & Best
Wishes
Charles, Ina,
' Kathleen, Earl,
June, Ken,
Eugene, Linda
10 grand-
children and
16 great
grandchildren
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HOLLAND
LIBERATION
April 27 to May 12
• England
• Holland
• Belgium
Call Nancy or Heather for details
Ellison
Tours
235-2470
1-800-265-7024
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14 OPEN DAILY
8111161 ISM
ii 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
ti Lunch and Dinner
Specials
August 6
Teresa Burns' Famous
Voice and Country Banti
236-7707
Reservations appreciated
Hwy. #21, just north
of Grand Bend
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A great big thank you to all
volunteers that helped make
Dashwood Friedsburgh Days another
successful event.
Yours truly,
Dashwood Prledsburg Days Committee 1994
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