The Silent Auction:
You can register at Masonville May 26th to June 1st when you view the chairs and related items - you will be given an assigned number and that will be the number you use to bid with either in person.
Each item will have a clipboard on it for you to fill out your bid amount.
This takes place during the week of May 26th - to June 1st. Volunteers will be there during mall hours to register you for a bidding number. There is no cost to register for a bidding number.

Live Auction - the night of the chair affair reception to end the event.

Tickets for the "Chair Affair Reception" can be purchased for $20.00 and are available at the display area the week before the event or you can call
686-3000 ex-334

Public Raffle - 10 chairs will be chosen for the public raffle and will be
taken to various malls in London and to be put on view over a 6 week period.
Volunteers will be there selling raffle tickets for those 10 chairs. The draw for the chairs will take place the evening of the Chair Affair on June 1st.

Locations of Chairs on Raffle (10 Chairs)

April 26 - 27     Argyle Mall
May 3 - 4          Cherry Hill
May 10 - 11     White Oaks Mall
May 17 - 18     Westmount Mall
May 22 - 24     Covent Garden Market
Silent Auction at Masonville
May 26th- June 1st, 2003
A Chair Affair and Live Auction at Masonville- June1st, 2003

Grand Prize Getaway - a two night stay at Deerhurst Resort - Come to the Chair Affair on June 1st to find out more!!
AND
2 round trip tickets from Westjet to anywhere Westjet flies.

Scott, Petrie, Brander,
Walters and Wright
Designer: Valerie Vandahl
Winner: Barb Moore

Erica Dornbusch’s award-winning illustrations, sculptures, and paintings have decorated book covers and billboards, gallery walls, T-shirts and sidewalks, gift boxes and bags, posters, magazines, brochures, bottles and hats.
Erica has art directed and illustrated for the commercial market over the past thirteen years. She also contributes both time and art to organizations including the London Public Library system, the London Regional Children’s Museum, the London Fringe Theatre Festival, the Thames Valley Children’s Centre and the Children’s Hospital of Western Ontario Foundation.
She is currently at work on more stories in between other commercial projects, Motherhood, and training for her next marathon. She lives in London, Ontario, with her husband and two daughters.Winner: Barry Bates

PHIL WADDINGTON
artist, television personality of
www. play no price like home.com

A well-known local artist, Phil’s passion for art is evident is his use of colour. His fine mural work can be viewed on the walls of local businesses, institutions and residential homes throughout southwestern Ontario.
In London, his art graces the walls of the Covent Garden Market, St. Joseph’s Hospital Palliative Care wards, Marion Villa, Mexicali Rosa’s and City View restaurants and the London Blood Services Clinic.
His creativity with a paintbrush also translates into creativity in front of the camera as the host of Rogers Television’s popular series, nopricelikehome.com. Phil’s has coated his Muskoka Chair entitled “Summer” with Beeswax. This non-toxic finish enhances the natural beauty of the wood and can be re-applied anytime.

Tarzan’s New Chair
One day, Jane decided to re-decorate the treehouse. She called upon the world famous Sharon Barker design lab in Thorndale to create a new vision for the tree house.
Once done, she proceeded to Schueneman’s furniture and upholstery where four generations of Schu’s continue to do their quality work. Gil, Kim, and Maria covered the chair in animal friendly vinyl leather and Ian and Keith refinished in exterior paint least the tree house leaked. Tarzan was provided with a new pit helmet and chin strap to cover an emerging bald spot, drum for getting Jane’s attention and a much larger loin cloth/afghan since he was known to still swing on occasion …. through the jungle that is.
The chair was so comfortable that once again Schueneman’s had to make another chair, for Jane.
The moral of the story: There is no such thing as one for two or two for one when it comes to an original by Barker Design and Schueneman’s of London - African Subsidiary Inc. All others will be mere imitations. It’s made in Canada, eh?

"TD Commercial Banking is proud to participate in the Community Living London's Chair Affair. Our chair is called Make a Wish. Our wish is for the continued success for the wonderful work that Community Living London does. Thank you for the opportunity to be involved in this fun and creative venture."