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-PRESENTS,
Times -Advocate, June 1, 1988 Page 7
Help Launch
our 17th
Season!
MEALS, DEALS,
TUNES & B....' 'GOONS
-AT OUR SEASON-OPENING-
FUN- AUCTION!
A SUPER SELECTION OF ITEMS WiLL BE PUT ON THE BLOCK
FOR SILENT, DRAW, & LIVE AUCTION
- INCLUDING -
LIVE
AUCTION
Everyone bidding In the
Live Auction must register
and have a bidder number.
Bidder cards must be dis-
played clearly for the Auc-
tioneer and Recorders to
see. Registration desk
opens at 5:30 p.m. There Is
no charge for a bidder num-
ber. Items are listed with
the suggested retail. primes
1. GOLFING GALORE! Enjoy the
challenges of three neighbouring cours-
es. This package contains 4 green fees
from Monday to Friday compliments of
Greenwood Golf Course, Sarnia; 2
green fees for Bayview Golf Club, R.R.
2 Zurich; and 2 green fees and 2 Sunday
brunch compliments of Forest Golf &
Country Hotel, Forest. ($130).
5. SUMMER WEIGHT COTTON
SWEATER. This white cotton sweater
with flag motif by Gant was donated by
Gentlemen's Choice, Exeter. It may be
exchanged for a different size. Make it
your choice, gentlemen. ($95).
6. A SUNSET CRUISE FOR TWO
for 2-3 hours on a C & C 24. This roman-
tic venture will depart from the port of
Bayfield with an experienced skipper at
the helm. Come on board and enjoy one
of the natural beauties in the world - a
Lake Huron Sunset with the one you
love. Compliments of Time Shared Sail-
ing. ($250).
2. BASKET OF WINE donated by
the Huron Country Playhouse Guild. Al-
ways popular and outstanding value at
past HCP auctions. ($80).
3. A TWO DAY TRIP
FOR TWO TO NIAGARA
;FALLS "Festival of Lights"
,'including tpp notch entertain-
im nt
NOV. 6271 .;:.!; .fib
make a great gift for seniors or
grandparents. Courtesy of El-
lison Travel and Pathway
Tours. ($350).
4. CANADIAN STATUETTE ENTI-
TLED, 'DUET'. An artistic addition to
any cabinet. Donated by Dinnoy's Fine
Furniture, Exeter. ($80.).
7. EXCELLENT BEEF A-1 steer
fresh 'slivered' fillets. Mouthwatering?
You bet!.
and
TWO BOTTLES OF RED WINE com-
pliments of The Tenderspot, Grand
Bend. ($85).
8. ENSEMBLE OF
OUTDOOR FURNITURE
consisting of dub chair, cocktail
table and perfect plant. Donat-
ed by Casual Industires Ltd.,
Grand Bend. ($275).
10. SATURDAY NIGHT
FLIGHT FOR TWO at the
fabulous Best Western Cone-
stoga Inn, Kitchener. Includes
their super Sunday Brunch.
Anytime up to September 30,
1988.
and
PIONEER SPORTS -
WORLD WATER PARK
(Kitchener). Admission for two
anytime during July 1988. It's
Worlds of Fun ! ($112)
11. A ONE WEEK DRAMA
WORKSHOP with H.C.P. Young Com-
pany for a young person between the •
ages of 6 and 15. An excellent opportu-
nity for a budding actor/actress. A won-
derful gift for a young person! Compli-
ments of Bond Petroleum, Sarnia.
Available between July 4 and August
20, 1988. ($100).
14. OENMILLER INN. One nights
accommodation for two people at this
charming country inn. Continental
breakfast is included and this item can
be used up to June 11, 1989. Reserva-
tions 8 weeks in advance is advised.
($150).
22. ORIGINAL OIL LAND-
SCAPE. This work of art would make
an elelgant addition to your home
Donated by Tom Lawson, Grand
Bend ($250).
15. SLACKS, T-SHIRT AND
SWEATER. Can be exchanged for
other sizes. Courtesy of Lawrence and
Monteith, London. Bid on this and then
come back to the Playhouse wearing it!
($200).
23. A. CUSTOM DESIGNED SILK
ARRANGEMENT by Country Flowers,
Exeter. This is another in a long line of
exquisite arrangements by Jo -Anne Din-
ney. Don't miss it! ($100).
12. BRASS MARINER'S CLOCK
A splendid piece to grace your home.
From Delaney Dymond, London. ($200).
13. NAUTICAL TABLE LAMP.
Catch the wave and bid on this premium
item. Donated by Warren Auto Marine
Inc., Grand Bend. ($350).
9. ONE HAND -QUILTED QUEEN SIZE RE-
VERSIBLE SPREAD OR QUILT painstakingly made
and donated by Sauble Court Quitters and friends, Grand Bend,
material donated by Family Heirlooms, Grand Bend. The last few
years the quilt has been one of the most keenly sought-after
items, and quite understandably so - the quilts have been simply
gorgeous. The women have done it again! You will want to bid
on this artistic work, a reflection of our past. ($400.).
16. HAND KNIT NORDIC SWEAT -
E R . What a splendid way to stay
warm! Donated by Mary Durkin, St.
Thomas. ($125).
24. A $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE for
goods or services donated by Raintree
Design, Exeter - the area's leading cen-
tre for tasteful, innovative decor.
17. GASTRONOMICAL DE-
LIGHT. Indulge yourself by bidding on
this fine dining package - gift certifi-
cates from the Thirsty Fox, Grand
Bend; the Red Pump Restaurant, Bay-
field; Robindale's at either Exeter or
Goderich locations; and The Hotel !bis,
Toronto. In the last case the dinner for
two does not include alcoholic beverag-
es and the certificate expires Dec. 31,
1988. Loosen your helt as well as your
purse strings on this item. ($190).
25. LAWN CHAIR AND TABLE - A
nice addition to your patio or deck. Do-
nated by ARC Industries Dashwood.
($95).
26. HAND PAINTED, HAND-
CRAFTED ASHFORD LAMP. Exqui-
site! Compliments of Huston's Furniture,
St. Thomas ($450).
18. CONSTELLATION HOTEL. Deluxe weekend for two
adults and two children! Plus gourmet Sunday Brunch for two
adults and two children!
and
CANADA'S WONDERLAND, Four regular pay -one price
passports for Canada's premier amusement park!! Pack up all
your cares and go, go on this wonderful mini -vacation!!! ($330).
19. ONE TABLE LAMP. It's a beau-
ty! Donated by Hotson Lighting, Grand
Bend. ($140).
20. SWIM SUIT OF YOUR
CHOICE AND 10 TANNING ses-
sions. You'll look great! Compliments of
The Sun Shop and Tanfast-ic Experi-
ence, Grand Bend. ($135).
27. OFFICE CHAIR. Picture yourself
sitting behind your desk in this chair Do-
nated by Table and Chair Co , London.
($100).
30. ORIGINAL ART. Add
the original for the cover of the
1988 HCP brochure to your
collection. Created by a cele-
brated, local artist. Compli-
ments of Bridge Communica-
tions, London. ($300).
31. CN -STAGE APPREAR-
ANCE in the Public Preview perfor-
mance of 'A Funny Thing Happened
On The Way to the Forum', June 21,
1988. A surprise gift for your dramat-
ic spouse Donated by CHOK 1070,
Sarnia. ($100).
32. MONTE CARLO OUTDOOR
LOUNGE CHAIR. Last chance
to bid on a chair t o relax in all sum-
mer. Donated by Degroots Nursery,
Sarnia. ($150).
33. ANTIQUE PINE BLANKET
BOX Circa 1870. Buy a piece of his-
tory for your home. Compliments of
Mark of Tymes Antiques, Lucan.
($300).
21. CAR WASH EACH WEEK FOR
A YEAR. Courtesy of Clarke Self
Serve, Exeter. Be a shining example to
all your friends! ($150).
28. PINE COUNTRY CUPBOARD,
cut scrolled heart design. Adds a little bit
of country to your kitchen. Compliments
of Walper's Home Care, Carpentry and
Cabinet, Dashwood. ($225).
29. GOLF BAG. Spruce up your
gamo with a new golf bag. Donated
by Rollie's Sports and Cycle, Grand
Bend. ($80).
34. DINNER FOR TWO AT
FRIARS TWO, London. This place
could easily become a habit.
($100).
35. WEEKEND FOR
TWO at London's Gorden
Pheasant Motel. Valid Sep-
tember 15, 1988 to April 30,
1989 (Depending on availa-
bility). Get away for either a
cozy Friday/Saturday or Sat-
urday/Sunday stay. You
could even consider inviting
your spouse! ($126).
36. TEDDY BEAR. Here is some-
thing soft and cuddly for you or your
kids Compliments of Bonnie Doone
Manor, Grand Bend. ($100)
DRAW
AUCTION
Draw Auction items are on display in
the lobby area of Playhouse 2. Each
Item has been numbered and labelled.
Tickets for the draw auction cost $1.
each or 8 tickets for (double strip of
16) for $5. Separate your strip of tick-
ets length wise and retain one strip.
These will be required to identify you
as a winner. No tickets will be accept-
ed after 7:30 p.m. At that time the
items will be taken to the Main Stage.
The Winning tickets will be drawn from
each box following the Live Auction.
The 16 items listed and numbered 37-
52 are in the Draw Auction.
37. A $20 gift certificate for brunch compliments of Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend 45. A $40 gift certificate compliments of Hair Classics, Forest.
38. Two adult and two children's passes to Bluewater Splashdown Park, 46. A $35 gift certificate for a family portrait before Dec. 31, 1988 donated by
Sarnia ($40). Alderson Photography, Forest.
39. A $25 gift certificate on a Top Round Roast donated by Dieter -Meyer
Meats, London.
40. A pair of tickets to Blue Jays baseball July 10 against the Seattle
Mariners ($14-26).
41. Men's golf shirt compliments of RSD Sports Den, Exeter ($34).
42. A T dress (combination sun dress and skirt) donated by Inspirations,
Grand Bend. ($28).
43. A white knitted afghan donated by Mrs. Elizabeth Relouw,
Grand Bend. ($45).
44. One Marie Lipman collectible T shirt donated by a friend of the Playhouse 52. A weeping pussy willow tree donated by Lakewood Nursery and Garden
($25). Centre, Exeter and St. Joseph ($50).
47. A $25 gift certificate compliments of Forest Family Shoes, Forest.
48. One hand knit ladies sweater, medium to large size donated by
Marjorie Colliver ($75).
49. One picture compliments of Nor Lam Furniture, Forest ($50).
50. Two handwoven rag rugs, donated by Sandy Burkhart, Forest ($50).
51. Two season's passes to Youth and Music Canada compliments of Grand
Bend Concert Association. ($50). r ,
SILENT
AUCTION
This auction will take place from Dinner time on. Moving throughout the crowd will be members of the Theatre Guild, Directors of the Theatre, and their spouses. Each is
wearing a hat and is carrying a clipboard and auction item. When you want to bid, place your name, bid number, and amount of your bid on the appropriate sheet. This is
your chance to outbid your friends, neighbours and others for a desired item. Enjoy yourselves. At regular intervals throughout the live auction a bell will ring and bidding
tor a specific item in the Silent Auction will cease.
53. A sunset -cruise for 2-3 hours on a C & C 24 for two. Compliments of Time Shared
Sailing London. ($250).
54. A $50 gift certificate donated by The Wardrobe, Grand Bend
55. Merchandise vouchers worth $50 compliments of Bayfield Lumber, Bayfield.
56. Two season's passes to Youth and Music Canada compliments of Grand Bend
61. Ladies handknit sweater compliments of Helen Kneale, Grand Bend. ($75).
62. 4000 sheets of photo copier paper donated by Stephen Printing, Exeter ($50).
63. 3 -month membership at #1 Nautilus, Sarnia, compliments of #1 Nautilus ($99).
64. A $50 gift certificate donated by Jerry MacLean & Son Ltd., Exeter
65. A $50 gift certificate for dinner courtesy of The Little Inn of Bayfield and two tickets
Concert Association. ($50). to Blyth Theatre . ($25).
57. Deluxe multi coloured life jacket size Targe 40-44. Courtesy of Grand Bend Marine,
Grand Bend ($56).
58. One handknit afghan donated by Village Market Yarn Shop, Grand Bend. ($45).
59. Gift certificate in goods and services before Dec. 31, 1988 compliments of Miles
Ford Sales, Exeter ($60).
60. A performance by the Young Company of one of their three Thows courtesy of
66. Trivial Pursuit (Master Game) and Silver Screen (Baby Boomer) donated by The
Book Store, Grand Bend. ($82).
67. A $50 gift certificate donated by Coconut Bay, Grand Bend.
68. One leather handbag courtesy of Wuerth Shoes Ltd., Exeter ($80).
Purchased . items must
be paid for at the Cash-
iers table at the back of
the theatre. A receipt
must be produced to
pickup goods. After
items are paid for, Huron
Country Playhouse as-
sumes NO RESPONSI-
BiLITY FOR LOSS or
DAMAGE
nenuersuri s num' le , Jd+++IQ tP.) JJ. - -
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Our distinguished Auctioneer:
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Joe Simmons, Cloverleaf
Auctions, Sarnia
Our illustrious master of ceremonies:
Peter Herfderson,
CHOK ' 1070, Sarnia
We accept VISA. Mastercard, American
Express and cheques with satisfactory
identification. AiI sales final
BRING THIS SHEET - IT'S YOUR CATALOGUE
Musical
E n t e rt a i n rn e n t
Lakeside Dixieland Band
featuring
John Bond Clarence Brodhagen Chris Robinson
Drums Trumpet Saxaphone
Peter Heisan Ron Fleming Larry Smith
Trombone Bass Guitar
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Chickew ce•
5:30 pim. •
$7.00 per person or $3.50 with
HCP season subscription
Please call 238-8451 to reserve dinner
tickets to assist us for catering purposes.p
LIVE AUCTION
Commences 7:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
We rui�h . thank all of the companies
and indite duals who have so generous-
ly donated all of the above items in sup-
port of Huron Country Playhouse.
Additional special thanks to:
Joe Simmons,Cloverleaf Auctions, Sarnia,
Lakeside Dixieland Band,
Exeter Times -Advocate,
Peter Henderson, CHOK 1070, Sarnia