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The Huron Expositor, 1985-09-04, Page 1723. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LTD. BROKER 82 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario Bus. 482-9371 or Res. 523-9338 BRUSSELS: 3 bdrm. home, corner of Tumberry and Queen, drive by, asking under $30,000.00. REDUCED;100 acres near Londesboro, stately brick home, barn for farrow to finish and poultry. LONDESBORO: I floor brick bungalow, paved drive, double garage, excellent condition. 21/2 ACRES: 3 bdim. brick home, like new throughout, Hullett Twp„ adjacent to Wildlife Sanctuary. 4 ACRES: near Clinton, 1 floor home, garage and small barn, very neat hobby farm. Try an offer. 94 ACRES: 55 workable, on south Maitland River, no buildings. KINBURN: 5 acres, good 11/2 floor home, barns' for 600 hogs and 100 veal calves. BLYTH: Dins SOLDe brick home, all offers Pres MAUREEN WILDFONG 482-3224 HEATHER BENNEWIES 345-2862 uliigan RF At ESTATELTD GOUiNLOCK ST. --2 bedroom sided home with finished basement on a quiet street. List $30s. NEW LISTING -2 bedroom stucco home with math floor laundry, new windows, new gas furnace, in Clinton. $25,000.00. 31 ACRES -Vinyl clad 3 bedroom home in McKillop. 1/ baths, wood stove, maintenance free exterior. List $55,000.00. VICTORIA ST. -3 or 4 bedroom, back split. Large master bedroom with ensuite main floor family room. Com- pletely carpeted and professionally decorated. EAST W IU -IAM ST. -2 storey, 4 bedroom home has large modern kitchen with patio doors leading to side deck. Main floor laundry, situated on a large lot. McKiI1OP TWP.-2 storey stucco, 4 bedroom home with central vacuum, laundry on main floor, woodstove, 11/2 baths, large 80' x 40' barn with addition. situated on 21 acres. list $80s. BORNHOI14-3 or 4 bedroom frame home, nicely decorated, situated on approximately 1 acre. $49,900.00. GODERICH ST. -11 storey, 3 bed- room, sided home with large country kitchen. Ile ' baths and main floor laundry. $37,500.00. BLYTH-2 storey brick home, well insulated with formal dining room. List 131,500.00. JARViS ST. -Attractive, 14 storey sided home with eat -in kitchen, new laundry room, detached garage, fenced in backyard. List $40s. 70 ACRE.' SOL Dible, Hullett Twp. House tra Iw barn. 24. PROPERTY FOR SALE DUBLIN: 2" storey white vinyl sided 4 bedroom house, 199 John St Features include finished basement, concrete drive. fireplace. rear deck, $49,900 Contact Charles pr Myrtle Walkom, 348-8197 repre- senting Tom Reidy Realty Ltd. Realtor 24-36-1 DUBLIN• Mill Street, I" storey 3 bedroom home, small barn suitable for workshop. lot 71 x 264 S40,000. Contact Tom Reidy Realty Lid. Realtor 3472358. 24- 36-1 PRIVATE SALE - well maintained 3 or 4 bedroom home in Clinton close to recreation facilities and schools, large fenced lot. with heated tnground pool, well landscaped, all modern conveniences, most rooms recently decorated. Phone 482-9333 before 6 or 482-3627 after6. 24-34-2 25. PROPERTY FOR RENT 4 bedroom farm house, 114 miles northwest of Seaforth. $300.00 per month. hydro included. References required. Apply to Scott Poultry Farms Ltd . Box 160. Seaforth. Ont 25-36-2 GOUINfOCK STREET. 2 bedroom house. available Oct. 1 $325 plus utilities. John St • 3 bedroom, available September 1. $400. Brucefield. 3 bedroom bungalow. $400 per month. 527-1577. 25.36.1 3 bedroom house for rent. Oct. 1 $275 monthly. Phone 527-0563. 25.35x2 2 storey brick home in Brussels. Available Sept. I. References required. Phone 887- 6164. 25-35-2 26. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3 bedroom apartment, gas heated, North Main. 527.1715. 25-36x4 TWO bedroom apartment in a seniors building. Available August 1st, 527-12823 2 . tf ONE bedroom apartment in Walton. Avail- able now. Phone 887-9175 anytime. 26.35x3 2 BEDRQOM apartments heated- apnly 527-1320 Frank Kling Ltd. 26-34-tf 1 3L NOTICE ARE you living with a drinking problem? 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W rite Western Canada School of Auctioneer- ing, Box687, Lacombe, AB., TOC 1S0. Phone (403)782-6215, 33-36-01 [34. AUCTION SALES i DOUGLAS JACOB 271-7894 or 393-6214 AUCTION REGISTER THURS., SEPT. 5 at 6:30 p.m. Clearing auction of trucks, tools, and material to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre in Mitchell. Avon Aluminum Ltd. of Stratford prop. TUEA: SEPT. to at 6 p.m. Clearing auction of hardware stock and equip- ment to be held for Betty's Hardware, Main St. Mitchell. THURS. SEPT. t2 at 6 p.m. Clearing auction of hardware stock and equip- ment to be held for Betty's Hardware, Main St. Mitchell. SAT., SEPT. 14 at 12 noon. Clearing auction of 11/2 storey frame home, antiques, appliances and misc. items to be held at 336 Huron Rd. in Sebringville. William Eidt prop. THURS. SEPT, 19 at 6 p.m. Auction sale of appliances, furniture and misc. items to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell. Glen Spittal of Stratford, prop. t I Estate Auction Sale No. 2 to be held for the Estate of Gertrude Bolger at Brussels. Ontario Wed., Sept. 11 at I p.m. Antique horizontal gas engine, small bench saw, homemade buffer wheel. church pew, approx. 35 chairs, outside trunk for 1934 Chev car, drop front antique desk, library table. add bells, cow bell, oak table with 2 drawers, stereoscope and pictures, 0 Gee clock case. antique tool chest, horse hames and shoes, 2 drawer chest, washstand, tin butter churn, apple peeler. gunstock chair, lanterns, sad irons, trivets, electric lawnmower, old tools, milk bottles. small table with drawer, small iron kettle, beaver jars, single door armour, woodworking tools, bench vise, pipe vise, garden tools, tupperware fruit jars, pots and pans, dishes, and glassware. table and floor lamps, vacuum cleaner. knick knacks, suit- cases. another large sale with many related items too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH AUCTIONEER - RICHARD LOBB 482-7898 HARDWARE AUCTION Two Session Auction of Hardware items: Display Equipment and Misc. Items to be held at Betty's Hardware, Main St., Mitchell on Toes., Sept. 10 at 6:00 PM and Thurs., Sept. 12 at 6:00 PM HARDWARE; Shovels; forks; steel cable; nylon rope; glass; lawn sprayer; chain link fence; paint; stove pipe; window screen; lawn roller; V -belts; eavestrough parts; quantity of bolts & screws; garden and hand tools; battery fencers; handyman lack; caulking; plumbing parts; cabinet hardware; furnace humidifier; Skill saw; B & D 3/8 inch drill and sander; sew blades; light fixtures; router & drill bits; electric solder gun; oil & furnace filters; 3/4 hp, electric motor; Sunbeam kerosene heater; radios; Woodcraft stove: clocks; heaters; pots & pans; giftware; pails: propane torches; kitchen utensils; water filters; fireplace heat exchanger; hockey sticks; nails: laundry sinks: signs; and much more. EQUIPMENT: Approx, 75 ft. metal wall shelving; 25 ft. glass wall shelving; 45 ft. double island display; 16 ft. single Island display; check-out counter; bolt, glass and nail bins; rope dispenser; wallpaper steamer; Insulation blower; Red Devil paint shaker; peg board; small safe; 20 ft. fluorescent store sign; 24 ft. extension ladder: 10 ft. x 13 ft. metal shed; display stands and more. NOTE: if raining, sale will be inside, otherwise come to back door. No viewing of stock due to limited space. Tuesday evening hardware will be sold and Thursday will be the balance of the hardware and all equipment. Hardware closed August 28. PROP: Betty's Hardware AUCTIONEER DOUGLAS JACOB 271-7894 CLASSIFIED THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 4, 1985 - A17 34. AUCTION SALES W AT-CHA Chanolais seventh Production Sale, 5 miles north of Mount Forest . on Highway 6, Saturday, September 14, dinner - 2:00 p.m. Sale 4 p.m. 44 head sell, show string, 4 bulls, bred and open heifers. Phone (519)334-3497. 34-36-01 RICHARD LOBE Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT. SEPT. 7 at 10 a.m.: Modern appliances and antiques for Mrs. (Char- lie) Viola Nelson of Clinton at Richard Lobb's auction barn, Clinton, Ont. W ED. SEPT.11 at 1 p.m. Estate sale No. 2 for the estate of Gertrude Bolger at the house, Brussels, Ont. Horizontal gas engine, furniture; dishes, tools, etc. SAT. SEPT. 14 at 10 a.m. Furniture, dishes, etc. for the Estate of Viola Lampman at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton. W ED. SEPT. 18 at 6 p.m. Complete household contents from Mrs. Grace Duggan of Bayfield at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. Large Auction Sale Modern appliances, antiques, house- hold effects to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, ;Ont. for Mrs. Viola Nelson of Clinton and Cecil Wheeler Estate. of Blyth. Sat., Sept. 7 at to a.m. 1968 Pontiac 2 door hardtop car, selling as is. Inglis automatic washer and dryer approx. 6 years old. Candle colour TV nearly new on stand. Inglis square model fridge, 6 yrs. old, Frigidaire fridge, Danby 24' . electric stove, Philco 24" electric stove, chest freezer, approx. 17 cu. ft. Apt. size freezer, Filter Queen vacuum cleaner, 6 yrs. old; portable sewing machine, antique sectional book- case, antique secretary desk, wicker fern stand, 2 blanket boxes, trunk, antique bonnet chest, large antique chest with porcelain pulls, 2 piece bedroom suite, 34 continental bed, old brass telescope, wooden rocker, iron boot jack, antique dresser, trunk, dresser top swing mirror, oval parlour table, buffet with mirror, 6 dining chairs, 4 leaves for table, square parlour table, library table, 3 piece bedroom suite, washstand, steel bed with box spring and mattress, good single mattress, bridge • lamp, floor lamp, bedroom lamps, old chesterfield, day bed, modern Brentwood floor model hi fi with 8 track player, records and 8 . track tapes, 2 pillar mantel docks, chrome table and six chairs, coil lamp 2 small filing cabinets, swivel rocker, several small tables, Niagara massage and heat pad plus hand unit, hospital bed, 3 metal hospital bedside stands, dresser with mirror, top hat, electric heaters, tables with drawers, milk can, crokinole hoard., 2 drawer chest, odd tables. small kitchen table, small appli- ances, table saw, Quebec heater, bed- ding, garden tools, dishes and glassware including antique pieces, Depression glass etc. plus our usual large offering. TERMS CASH AUCTiONEI•M - RICHARD IOBB 482-7898 35. TENDERS WANTED TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS MUNICIPAL DRAINS Sealed tenders, plainly marked as to contents, will be received by the Township Clerk or Bgineers office until: Monday, Sept. 19, 1985 9 :00 a, m. local time for the construction of open ditch drain and the construction of closed ditch drain using concrete farm tile size up to 450 mm Tender documents may be obtained from the undersigned or from the office of Dawson & Johnson. Consulting Engineers, 368 Huron Street, Stratford. Ontario NSA 5T5 Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MRS. NANCY MICHIE Clerk -Treasurer Township of Morris, R- R 4. Brussels, Ontario NOG 1 HO 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY BEAN KNIVES drawn. Worn out knives. reconditioned. Get them in right now, W inthrop Iron. 527-1970 after& p.m. 38-35x2 VEALS______. Ahattotr and Meat Market Hss . 83.3' : miles eat{ of Exeter 235=1123 ........... 1 n us for CUSTOM Kf.I.ING and PROCESSING Kill Da, s Tucsdass OURSPECiALTY Home cured and smoked meats prnies-, rd e‘aril' the ,,.a' 1nu like• it PLUMBING HEATING r and ELECTRICAL W CONTRACTORS SILLS Home Hardware HOME HA RDW ARE Seaforth 527-1620 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY PAVING: Power sealing driveways, parking lots. Phone Robert Symes Construction, Lucknow. 528-3047. 38-36-tf D & J Roofing and Renovations. Call 38-35-3 527-0369 or524-8996.• Fuel Oil Furnace 24 HOUR SERVICE Repair and CieanIni Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 DAON DEVELOPMENTS Sundecks, Soffits, Roofing, Sidewalks, Renovations, Drywalling, Plumbing, Electrical, Tree Removal, Eavestroughing, Fencing, Siding. 10% Discount for Seniors No job is too big or too small. 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE . 345-2399 HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Every Thursday at 12:30 p,m. All classes of livestock WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall Barry Miller 236.2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton 39. CARD OF THANKS PERRIE The family of the late Donald Perrie would like to express their appreciation to their many friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy extended to them during their recent bereavement; also for the beautiful floral tributes, contributions, cards and food brought to our home. Thanks to Rev. Jamieson, pallbearers, flower bearers, the ladies of Cranbrook WI and M.L Watts -Funeral Homes. 39-36-1 CRA iG We would like to express our thanks to our friends, neighbors and relatives for their best wishes and gifts. Also a special thanks to our parents for having us to the family dinner and party, to celebrate our. wedding (May 11, 1985) in Red Deer, Alberta. Roger and Connie Craig 39-36-1 W EBSTER As of Sept. 30, 1985, I will no longer be grooming pets at Seaforth Veterinary Clinic. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thanks to my clients for their patronage and to the clinic staff. Dorothy Webster 39-365.1 39. CARD OF THANKS COOMBS I would like to thank family and friends for the visits, cards, flowers, and gifts received while I was a patient in the hospital. the telephone calls and inquiries since being home. Special thanks to Branch 156 Canadian Legion and the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Dr. Underwood and the nursing staff, kitchen and housekeep- ing staff for their kindness and care, it was all very much appreciated. Peg Coomhs 39-36x1 GRUNERT On behalf of the Grunert family we would like to give our thanks to our friends an neighbors for their loving care and support on the death of ,our father and husband, Gerhard Grunert. The Grunert Family 39-36-1 TAYLOR - STRONG Thank you to everyone who came to our buck and doe and made it such a success. Special thanks to John, Judy, Kevin, Ray, Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Faber for all their help. Tina and Mike 39-36-1 --- BROWN I would like to thank all my family and friends for the cards, flowers, phone calls and Visits while i was in Seaforth Community Hospital and Stratford General Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Wong, the nursing staff and ambulance attendants in Seaforth. Special thanks to Dr. Quinlan, the nursing staff in the Intensive Care Unit and 4 North in Stratford. Mary Margaret Brown 39-36x1 40. IN MEMORIAM SCOTT: In memory of a dear father and grandfather, Arnold, who passed away August 29, 1982: Those we love don't go away They walk beside us every day; Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear. Remembered by Marie and Miles and Family• 40-36x1 41. PERSONAL DATES GALORE. For all ages and unattach- ed. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll free 1-800-263-9163. Hours noon till 8 p.m. 41-36-01 Discover the • savings in the Huron Expositor Classifieds 527-0240 ... i• 527 -also 3 IN r!! WE WILL BE CLOSING EN r r �A,� •r J t ■. Fridays & Saturdays NB Starting Friday, Sept. 6 HOURS: Tues., Thurs. 11 12 Sun., Mon. 11 - 11 Fri., Sat. 11 - 1 a.m. 1111 Blyth has children's workshop BYJUUEMacDONALD employment program with the Festival. Kent For the past several years, the Blyth Milburn, Tom Bailey, Paul Lippincott, Louise Festival has offered children's workshops, Yocco and Karla King worked with the rest of giving young people in the area an the Young Company. all of whom have a opportunity to learn the fundamentals of commitment to theatre but no formal thteatre professional theatre and to perform. training. This year's production is "Book of "The Young Company is an important step Miracles," a new play of swords and sorcery in the Blyth Festival's continuing commit - by David Stewart Craig and Robert Morgan. ment to young talent•" says the Festival's It was originally commissioned by the Young souvenir brochure, and there certainly is People's Theatre in Toronto. but the Blyth talent within the ranks of the Book of Miracles production August 15, 16 and 17 at the Lion's cast. Park was its public debut. Severn Thompson as Sessaylin, the Essentially a mixture of Arthurian legends, thirteen -year-old Haven ite. brings believ- Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, Book of ability to her role. frustrated by the others' Miracles has a magical, mystical flavor all its lack of conviction in her attempts to save their own. The Havenites, Brohmians and Rock world. Chris Royal as Akkar, leader of the Dwellers unite under the innocent leadership Rock Dwellers. has impeccable comic timing of a little girl against master villain, Geddon. and handles himself knowledgeably with the holder of the mystical book of miracles and various weapons, especially in the fight scene imprisoner of their parents. with Dahnz, the hunch -backed leader of the The children, ranging in age from nine to Brohmians. Young Stephanie Lentz and 15, were involved in intensive acting, voice Jason Fox are the brains behind the Felbin and movement lasses, and worked for a puppets, giving them life without words. week on stage -fighting technique. The Young David Stewart Craig, project director and Company also got a taste of the technical co-author of Book of Miracles calls the play aspect of theatre, making their own costumes "the result of the work and creativity" of his under the direction of designer Kerry company, attained through the imagination Hackett, and were faced first-hand with a of each child reaching into a fantasy world to problem confronting many artistic organize- find individual characterization. tions --the need for fundraising activities. A kissing booth at the Festival's Country Fair Days raised $40 and a bottle drive contributed another $160 for props, paint and supplies. ESve of the anchoring roles were held by older high school students hired on a summer The Young Company have had the benefit of an improvisation coach, a fight director, a voice coach, puppeteers, mask makers and the expertise of David Craig himself. The combination makes exciting theatre. Stratford announces 1986 line-up After gaining the approval Friday of the the summer. full Stratford Festival Board of Governors, At the Avon Theatre, the first production plans for Festival Artistic Director Designate will be Shakespeare's Hamlet running John Neville's 1986 season were announced together with Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz at press conferences held in Stratford and and Guildenstem Are Dead. Also at the Avon Toronto today. John Neville becomes Festival and running together with each other will be Artistic Director on November 1, 1985. Shakespeare's Henry VIII and Robert Bolt's The 1986 season will indude Shake- A Man For All Seasons. 'spearean plays not produced at the Festival The two Young Company productions to for some time, a musical presented in the run at the Third Stage are still to be Festival Theatre and two Shakespearean announced although John Neville did confirm works running back-to-back with modern today that Tom Kerr, currently Artistic plays derived from either the story of setting Director of the Neptune Theatre in Halifax, of the classical work. will join the Festival as the Associate Director The season in the Festival Theatre will responsible for the Young Company. open with Rodgers and Hart's The Boys From "In the very near future, i expect to be Syracuse, a musical based on Shakespeare's announcing more details," said Neville. The Comedy of Errors. The Boys From "There will be news of appointments of other Syracuse will be followed by A Winter's Tale Associate Directors plus information about and Pericles, with Cymbelineopening later in actors, casting and guest directors."