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PRIZE WINNER - The float entered by Jim Becker Construction of Dashwood was
judged best in the novelty class at the monster parade held in connection with the annual
Friedsburg Days on Civic Holiday weekend. Enjoying the bath in the tub is Suanne Becker,
while on her left is Melissa and on the right Tim Becker.
Auction Sale Listing
Aug. 23 - Alex Mousseau, Henscill
Sept. 6 - Mrs. George Walker, Hensall
Rare Antiques and Household
Sept. 20 - Tom Munroe, Kippen
Sept. 27 - Coast to Coast Charolais, Schomberg
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
K1PPEN
CALI. WRIGHT NOW
FOR YOUR SALE DATE LATER
262-5515
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
PUBLIC N TICE
RE: PROPOSED STOPPING UP,CLOSING
AND CONVEYANCE OF PART OF EAST
STREET, ZURICH
Notice is hereby given pursuant of Section 446 of The
Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970, c.284 that the council of
the Corporation of the Village of Zurich proposes to pass
a by-law:
1. To stop up part of East Street designated as Part
of Lot 20, Concession 10, formerly in the Township
of Hay, now in the Village of Zurich.
2. To authorize the conveyance of the freehold of the
stopped up Highway to R.J.T. Holdis, Inc. to
the Village of Zurich of the streets laid out in a
Plan of Subdivision of lands abutting the stopped
up part of East Street.
The proposed plan, by-law and description showing the
lands affected may be seen in my office at Village Hall,
Zurich, Ontario.
On the 13th day of August, 1975, at 8 p.m. in the Council
Chambers, Village Hall, the council of the Corporation
of the Village of Zurich will hear, in person, or by counsel,
solicitor or agent, any person who claims his lands will be
prejudicially affected by the said by-law and who applies
to be heard.
Any such person who wishes to be heard should, as soon
as possible, make application to:
Mrs. E.A. Oke,
Village Clerk,
Village Hall,
ZURICH, Ontario.
Dated at Zurich, this 28th day of May A,D., 1975
E.A. Oke, Village Clerk,
Village Hall,
Zurich, Ontario.
Summer.
Festival
Artistic Director James Roy
has announced that the en-
thusiastic response and sup-
port received from Blyth and
the surrounding area has
assured a second season next
year. Attendance during the
first three weeks of the Fest-
ival has been higher than
expected.
Encouraged by this initial
success, the Blyth Summer
Festival plans, next summer,
to extend its season and exp-
and the professional company.
There will be an increased
number of productions with a
continued emphasis on origin-
al Canadian material. More
special events, including
music and crafts, are planned,
and hopefully, an art gallery
will be added.
The current season has
consisted of two main prod-
uctions, one an original script
Mostly in Clover based on
the books of Harry J. Byle,
and the Mousetrap by Agatha
Christie. Theatre Passe Mur-
aille's Farm Show visited for
one performance, and the
Chantecleer Puppet Theatre
performed two shows for
children.
A Country Cabaret, staged
at the Goderich Jail and Blyth
Memorial Hall by the profes-
sional company will wind up
the season.
WHITING'S
Warehouse
Furniture and
Appliances
Unlimited
MAIN ST. EXETER
The Place For .. .
UNFINISHED
or FINISHED
FURNITURE
For Home or Cottage
* Chests of Drawers
* Dressers
* Night Tables
* Desks
* Book Cases
* Drop Leaf Tables
* Wardrobes
* Corner Cabinets
* Tea Wagons
Varna 4-H Club
(by Kathy Peck)
The fifth meeting of the
Varna 4-H Club "The Toiling
Tillers" was held at the home
of our leader, Mrs. Jim Keys,
on Thursday, July 31.
The meeting was opened
with all members repeating
the 4-H Pledge.
The roll call for the meet-
ing was Bring two vegetables
of any one kind" and was
answered by all attending
members. Our business was
"Plans for Achievement
Day" and we chose Mary
Ann Verholst as our com-
mentator. We were told our
books were to be in on
August 6.
PROPERTY SOLD
Clearing Auction Sule
For Alex Mousseau
(3 miles west of Hensall on highway 84, half mile south,
or 1 mile west of Pineridge Chalet).
Saturday, Aug. 23, 1 p.m.
FEATURING: Furniture, household, car and tools and an-
tiques.
FURNITURE: Chesterfield and chair (beige); 3' piece
bedroom suite (excellent cond), coffee table and match-
ing step tables, leather chair, library table, basket chair,
dressers, chrome table and chairs, foot stools, mirrors,
hall tree, 2 nite tables, G.E. portable TV, Pr. figurine
lamps, floor lamps, smoker stand, end table, magazine
rack, cupboard (arborite top) parlor arm chairs, upholster-
ed arm chair, dresser, sun lamp kit (new),
electric toaster, fry pan, many other kitchen items dishes,
ornaments.
ANTIQUES: Press back chairs, wicker sewing basket,
fancy single iron bed, treadle sewing machine, coal oil
lamps, large trunk, parlor table, plank table, sausage
grinder, large chest with seven drawers (linen fold),
buck saw, copper bee smoker (rare).
AUTOMOBILE: 1968 Cortina, 40,000 miles, .2 -door
automatic with radio; 5HP outboard motor good condit-
ion, lawnmaster lawnmower new cond., Wheelbarrow,
motor and emery, electric motors, shovels, Iadders,
sledge hammers, sawsm garden tools cyclone seeder,
many other items.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
Alex Mousseau, Proprietor
R.R.2 Hensall 236-4075
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer
Tel. 262-5515
PROPERTY SOLD
UCTION S LE
FURNITURE ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES and TOOLS
Harold Penhale, R.R. 1, Exeter
Lot 23, Con. 3 Stephen Township, 1 mile west of town on
Highway, 83, turn south at cemetery corner.
Wednesday, August 27, at 1 P
Featuring furniture, household, large selection antiques,
tools, etc.
ANTIQUES Press back rockers, rare old kitchen cabinet
with flour sifter excellent condition, harvest table with
3 drawers, Dazer glass churn excellent, butter prints,
wicker rocker, 3 oil lamps, pine chest, quilt box,
cedar chest, library table, wicker fernery, steamer's
trunk, sewing machine, coal oil lanters ( 1 airport), iron
milk man minder, 6 sad irons including tailors, apple
peelers, large white china pitcher (wheat design), high
antique bed, coal skiuttles, nickel kettle, cast iron fry pan,
copper boilers, iron kettle (3 legs), cow bells, assorted
commodes, 2 dinner sets Rechelieu and olive Royal Engl-
ish china incomplete, 5 blue spot nappies, brass lamp
fixtures, assortment beautiful old pictures, many other
items, 3 china chambers.
FURNITURE: 3 piece bedroom suite, nite table, hand
made stool, buffet, arm chair, 5 dining chairs, lazy boy
chair like new, space saver, mirrors, quilts, blankets,
household linens, congoleum rugs, gossip bench, kitch-
en chairs, many odd dishes, washing machine and tub
stand, vacuum cleaner, electric heater, food grinders,
electric fry pan, large aluminum steamer, garden sprayer,
wheel barrow, bet fork, steel fence posts, chains,shovels,
saws, etc. snow fence, selection of tile,chesterfield
and 2 chairs, dressers, iron bed, hamper, many other
items.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
Mr. & Mrse Harold Penhale, Owners
EXETER - 235-0397
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515