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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2009-10-22, Page 27FAXING SERVICE We can send or receive faxes for you. The Citizen, 404 Queen St., Blyth. Phone 519-523-4792. Fax 519-523-9140. tfn NOW BOOKING FOR 2010 – two- bedroom cottage with bunkhouse at Point Clark, includes fully-equipped kitchen, gas barbecue, fire pit, horseshoe pit and much more, close to lighthouse and beach. To find out more or to book your holiday call 519-523-4799 after 6:00 p.m. tfn FOR SALE – 1992 CHEV SILVER- ado truck 4X4, 196,000 kms., good condition, $2,500. Phone 519-887- 9579. 41-1p -------------------------------------------- 1977 DODGE ONE-TON RV camper van, sleeps 4, fully loaded. Was certified 16 kms. ago. Needs minor repairs to drive. Can’t drive due to a stroke. $2,500 as is. Phone 6 - 7 p.m. only every day. 519-526- 7019. 41-1 -------------------------------------------- 1995 VAN – 7 PASSENGER, excellent condition with all new tires, must be seen. For more information call 519-357-2188. 41-1p -------------------------------------------- 1997 BMW 5401, OX GREEN, original, loaded, excellent condition, leather interior, heated seats, very clean, 221,000 kms., $9,500. Phone 519-887-6889. 40-2p -------------------------------------------- 2003 YAMAHA V-STAR 1100 Classic, original owner, only 10,000 kms. Lots of extras, like new. Phone 519-523-4907. 12-tfn 1997 FORD F150, GOOD CONDI- tion, black with hard tonneau cover. Call after 6 p.m. 519-523-4799. tfn WANTED TO BUY – ONE USED 6 or 7 inch insulated stainless steel chimney. Phone 519-526-7789. 41-1p THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2009. PAGE 27. Classified Advertisements Real estate Real estate Real estate Services Services Tuff-Concepts Landscape & Design Tom Warner Owner, Operator 519-887-8493 519-525-1672 Professional Turf Management Sweeping, Sod Installation & Reseeding Property Maintenance ~ Garden Design & Install Spring & Fall Clean Up ~ Decks, Fences & Patios Wanted acation propertiesV Vehicles for sale Vehicles for sale In-Depth Cleaning Cleaning, painting, indoors, outdoors, flower beds, yards. Call and book a time. Experienced help is here. 519-887-6695 ~ Anne Continued from page 23 in the Jordan River in order to be healed. (II Kings 5: 1-14). The general was really upset to be told to bath in dirty Jewish river. At first he left in a rage. His servants coached him to be obedient. He did wash and was healed. If he did not follow God’s way, he would have remained ill. In Naaman’s case, the root cause of his disease may have been pride and God may have been dealing with that. A year ago I was on the table in St. Mary’s Hospital in Kitchener having a procedure on my one artery that was 99 per cent closed. The doctor shared with me what she was doing. I was awake during the procedure, so I asked if I could pray. She said “yes”. She was not sure if she would be able to get the wire through the clogged artery. I prayed. The wire went through and she was so excited that she did a little dance. Then she proceeded to put the stint in. I prayed. The stint was put in. Today I am able to jog and my energy level has returned. How much of my healing was from the medical procedure and how much of it was from God? I do not know. Although I do believe God is honoured as we seek him and use different channels for our healing. Treat makers Members of the newest Grey 4-H Club settled in for homemade ice-cream at a recent meeting. From left: Cody Rathwell, Ryan Baan, Sam Fretz, Kelsey Rathwell, Adam Baan, Eric VanNes, Jasmin Roth, Nick Vinnicombe, Matt Swart, Chelsey Terpstra and Alison Terpstra. Absent were: Johanna Blake and Lexi Smith. (Photo submitted) The Friday night euchre at the Cranbrook Hall had seven tables at play. It was hosted by Jean Dewar. Share-the-wealth winners were Marion Harrison and Jean Dewar. The travelling lone hand was won by Norm Dobson. Other winners were: high lady, Yvonne Knight; low lady, Isabelle Craig; lone hands, Mryna Burnett, Helen Dobson and Viola Adams; high man, Mary Craig; low man, Marion Harrison and Leslie Knight; lone hands, Adrian Verstoep and Neil Hatt. Lucky tally winners were: Leona McDonald, Joan Jacobs, Murray Hoover, Mary Huether, Mary Davidson, Sharon Freeman, Allan Edgar, Shirley Verstoep, Allan Martin, Delphine Dewar and Helen Cullen. The next euchre will be on Friday, Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. Minister recalls time of healing By Ryan Baan The first meeting of the Grey 4-H Club’s newest project, Milk Makes It Better, was held on Oct. 9 at the home of 4-H leader Tracey Swart. The club split into three groups to make vegetable pizza, with broccoli, onion, green peppers, mushrooms and mozzarella cheese. While the pizza was cooking, they elected officers. President is Nick Vinnicombe; vice-president, Chelsey Terpstra; secretary, Johanna Blake; treasurer, Jasmin Roth and press reporter, Ryan Baan. The other members are Adam Baan, Sam Fretz, Cody Rathwell, Kelsey Rathwell, Lexi Smith, Matthew Swart, Alison Terpstra, and Eric Van Nes. The leaders are Monique Baan, Tracey Swart and Barb Terpstra. Secretary Johanna Blake read a letter to the club from the Walton Women’s Institute. It included a monetary donation towards the club. Later the club got to try the delicious vegetable pizza. The second meeting was held Oct. 17 at the home of Monique Baan. President Nick Vinnicombe opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. They chose a name for the club, The Grey Township Utterly Amazing Milkers. They then did some taste testing. We tasted UHT (ultra high temperature) milk, soy milk, powdered milk, Lacteeze which is lactose-free milk, and goat’s milk. They decided that the powdered milk was the least tasty of the bunch. Next, half the club made a cheesy fondue dip, while the other half made homemade ice cream. They also took the ice cream quiz which was all about ice cream. Later, they ate the cheesy fondu with bread sticks and carrot sticks, then tasted the ice cream. A few members knew a fun song called, I Am Cow which they taught to the rest of the group and they made a video of everyone singing it. They closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. Milk Makes it Better for Grey 4-H members 7 tables in play at Cranbrook euchre WHAT ARE ASTHMA TRIGGERS? Asthma triggers are allergens and irritants that can create breathing problems when people with asthma are exposed to them. Common triggers include: • Pollens including tree pollen, grass pollen and ragweed • Cigarette smoke • Dust and dust mites • Pets and other animals • Food allergies • Weather and air pollution • Cold air and high humidity