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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2009-07-16, Page 13BLYTH – CLEAN, NON-SMOKING, spacious, two-bedroom apartment for seniors. Appliances and laundry included. $690/month, includes heat and hydro. Available September 1. Call 519-524-7517. 27-2p PAPPLE’S GARDEN CENTRE: fresh peas daily. Hostas or day lilies in one-gallon pots: 3 for $10. Flats of annuals: buy one get one free. Buy two hanging baskets get one free. Returns of used pots and flats appreciated. All prices include tax. 118 Main St., Seaforth. www.papple.ca 28-1 -------------------------------------------- BLYTH AND AREA FARMERS’ Market, Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m., corner of Queen and Dinsley Streets in Blyth. Fresh fruits, vegetables, home baking, jams, meat products, etc. New vendors welcome – call 519-523-4792. 28-tfn -------------------------------------------- BROWN AND PEACH SOFA, chair, end tables and coffee table, good condition, $200, one harvest table and six chairs, tile inlaid on table, $300. Phone 519-357-9023. 27-2p -------------------------------------------- 20' ENCLOSED CAR TRAILER, insulated, tandem axle, rear ramp door, side access door, $2,500. Jeff Cardiff, 519-887-6162. 27-2p -------------------------------------------- REPRINTS OF PHOTOS taken by Citizen photographers are available to purchase. All in colour. 4x6 – $4.00, 5x7 – $5.00, 8x10 – $8.00. Phone 519-523-4792 or 519- 887-9114 to order. tfn -------------------------------------------- 2009 PHONE BOOKS may be purchased at The Citizen offices in Blyth and Brussels for only $1.00 each. tfn FISCHER. Chad and Kristen are thrilled to announce the arrival of Liam John Fischer, born June 4, 2009 at Clinton Hospital. Liam is the fourth grandchild for Murray and Marlene Fischer and first grandchild for John and Marie Vogels. 28-1 COOK. The family of the late Clarence “Wayne” Cook would like to thank everyone for their kindness. We appreciate our friends and family who sent flowers, memorial donations, cards and food. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses at the Hanover and District Hospital. We also appreciated very much the comfort of our Pastor Les Cook. Thank you to Amanda Rich and the Falconer Funeral Homes Ltd. for their care and compassion at such a difficult time. Thank you also to the pallbearers Rob Cook, Donna Cook, Curtis Cook, Dave Loder, Mark Loder and Jeff Coville. We are also most grateful to the Church of God for the lovely lunch following the funeral. To so many others who gave us their sympathy and support, your kindness was sincerely appreciated and will never be forgotten. – Julie Ibey and the Cook family. 28-1p -------------------------------------------- HESSELWOOD. Thanks to everyone who made the last 60 years very memorable. Thanks to Annie Sparling and Ruth Jardin for hosting a farewell party, also everyone who donated to the gifts. Thanks to all my Avon customers and special friends for gifts and cards. All your kindness will always be cherished. – Vera Hesselwood. 28-1p -------------------------------------------- RITCHIE. I wish to express my thanks to the doctors and nurses at Clinton Hospital while I was a patient and for the excellent homecare services. Thanks to my family and to those who sent best wishes and for your visits. It was much appreciated. – Mervin. 28-1p GODKIN. What a wonderful day! We would like to thank our family for organizing a very special 50th anniversary celebration for us, including decorating in the church, preparing food, a photo session, open house and dinner. Thanks to all the friends and relatives who came and helped us recall events of the past 50 years and left us with more great memories. The very generous donations to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Duff’s United Church, Walton, gifts, flower arrangements and cards were greatly appreciated. Also, thank you to Susan Campbell for the beautifully- decorated anniversary cake and Grace Campbell and her helpers for serving a delicious dinner, similar menu to what we enjoyed 50 years ago on our wedding day. We want to also thank the grandchildren, Ruth Axtmann and emcee Dianne for the entertaining after-dinner program. – Lavern and Marion Godkin. 28-1p -------------------------------------------- ROUW. To our 8th line neighbours and friends we give thanks – for your words of condolence, cards, visits, food brought to our home, angels and gift certificates and for those who were able to make the trip to Forest for the visitation for my Mom. She commented so often how very lucky we are to be surrounded by such kind, caring people. We feel so blessed that you are always beside us in good times and difficult times. When we feel so empty at a time like this, we feel your compassion blanketing us which warms our hearts and gives us strength. With thanks and love, Henry, Mary, Sarah, Peter, Jacob and Ben. 28-1 BRIDAL SHOWER – COMMUNITY, family and friends for Sabrina Buffinga (fiancée of Nick Knoop), Saturday, July 25, 10:00 a.m., Trinity Christian Reformed Church, 321 Suncoast Dr. E., Goderich. 28-2 -------------------------------------------- VAN EGMOND HOUSE – EGMOND- ville Country Breakfast, Sunday, July 26. Adults - $7, children under 10 - $3, preschoolers - free. 28-2 -------------------------------------------- ST. JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH pork chop BBQ on Sunday, July 26, BMG Arena, 5 - 7 p.m. Adults $12, pre-teen $6. 28-2p ---------------------------------------------- “PERCEPTIONS – ABSTRACTS ON ALUMINUM” exhibition of paintings by Darlean Morris. Opening Friday, July 17, 6 p.m. Show continues to August 5. Blyth Festival Art Gallery. 28-1 -------------------------------------------- 51ST ANNIVERSARY CAMPBELL Clan Reunion, July 19, Seaforth Lions Park, 2:30 p.m. Descendants of John and Robert Campbell, McKillop. Please inform your family members. 27-2 REWARDING OPPORTUNITY: Tell the story of your community. The Citizen requires a community correspondent to tell our readers of the news in the Auburn community. Small remuneration. Contact Bonnie Gropp, The Citizen, 519-523-4792. 27-tfn THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2009. PAGE 13.Classified Advertisements – RRAATTEESS – 20 words or less only $7.00. Additional words 20¢ each. 50¢ will be deducted if ad is paid in advance DEADLINE 2 p.m. Monday in Brussels 4 p.m. Monday in Blyth Phone 519-523-4792 or 519-887-9114 Articles for sale Cards of thanks Births Coming events Help wanted ccommodation for rentA Auction sales Cards of thanks Help wantedHelp wanted MILL WORKER/DELIVERY PERSON Dauphin Feed and Supply, Dungannon, has an opening for a responsible, motivated person to fill the position of mill worker/deliv- ery person. This position will include general millwork and bag deliv- eries in our trading area, as well as working with fellow employees in the day-to-day mill operations. Competitive wages and benefit pack- age. Dauphin Feed and Supply is a progressive feed retailer and manufacturer of agricultural feed products serving the local area for over 20 years. Send resume to Dauphin Feed & Supply Ltd., Dungannon Fax resume to 519-529-3341 or e-mail: dauphin@hurontel.on.ca HELP WANTED Person needed for cash crop and poultry operation. Must be neat and mechanically inclined. Fax résumé to R. Buffinga 519-482-5829 Only those who qualify for the position will be contacted. Full-Time Registered Nurse/ Registered Practical Nurse The position will begin August 1, 2009 and continue until mid April 2010, possibly extending to August 2010. The RN/RPN will be a member of the primary care team located at the Clinton Medical Centre. The team provides services to patients, families, and the community with an emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention. Closing date for applications July 24, 2009. Please forward your résumé to: Kimberly Van Wyk, Box 69, Clinton, ON, N0M 1L0 or fax to: 519-482-7648. (Maternity Leave Position) Classified advertisements published in The Citizen are now available on our website at www.northhuron.on.ca BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED