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The Citizen, 2003-01-15, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2003. PAGE 13. Classified Advertisements - RATES - 20 words or less only $4.00. Additional words 150 each. 500 will be deducted if ad is paid by the following Wednesday DEADLINE 2 p.m. Monday in Brussels 4 p.m. Monday in Blyth Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114 Accommodation for rent BLYTH - END TOWNHOUSE with patio, 3 bedrooms, fridge, stove, small dog only. No last month required with good references. $500 plus utilities. Call collect 519-294-0254. 02-tfn IN BLYTH, RECENTLY RE- modelled large three-bedroom semi, available Feb. 1, hardwood floors, 4 appliances, new gas furnace, large yard, $550 plus utilities. Phone 519-887-9007. 47-tfn FARMHOUSE BETWEEN BLYTH and Londesboro available now. References. Price negotiable. Phone 523-9610. 42-tfn TWO-BEDROOM SENIORS’ apartment in Blyjh, utilities and laundry included, close to all downtown conveniences. Please call 523-9695. 46-tfn THREE-BEDROOM BUNGALOW in Blyth, close to school, available now. Fridge and stove. Phone 523- 9435. 01-2 Ar tides for sale BLYTH - NEWLY RENOVATED 2-bedroom home, close to all amenities, $495 plus utilities. Contact Brad. Days 523-4595 or evenings 482-5545. 42-tfn CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE SALE continues until Jan. 31/03. Now save up to 55% off selected items. Luann’s Country Flowers and Gifts, Blyth, 523-4440. 02-2 FIREWOOD, GOOD, DRY hardwood. Phone 523-9295. 02-2p ROLL-TOP SLIDING TONNEAU cover, came off ’98 GMC short box, 1 year old - $1,200 new, $800 o.b.o. Phone 523-4757. 02-lp DUSTY ROSE CARPET IN GOOD condition with top quality underpad, 33 square yards. Call 887-9340. 02-1 SELECTION OF CASUAL winter wear 50% to 60% off - “Pay No Tax” on winter workwear, still a good selection. The Workshop featuring men’s work and casual wear. Wingham, 357-4503. 02-3 INVENTORY CLEARANCE - all items 50% off Jan. 25 and 26 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Vai’s Custom Sewing and Family Crafts, 19 High St., Walton. 887-6399. . • 01-2 Check out The Citizen's WEBSITE at www.northhuron.on.ca Auction sales EVENING AUCTION SALE of home furnishings and antiques consigned from homes in the Teeswater, Belmore and Kincardine area, will be held in Belmore Community Centre on Monday, January 20, starting at 6:00 p.m. AUCTIONEER: WALLACE BALLAGH, Teeswater 392-6170 Births CHANG. Praise God for the safe arrival of Brianna Nicole Yee On Chang, daughter of Julie and Peter Chang on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at Stratford General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Dr. Wilson and Felicia Chang of Waterloo and Bill and Susan Howson of Blyth and proud uncle is Rick Howson of Blyth. " 02-lp MARKS. Kelly and Blaine are thrilled to announce the birth of their new little motocrosser, Ryan Nelson, on Jan. 8, 2003, weighing 8 lbs. 9 oz. Proud grandparents are Maxine Marks and the late Nelson Marks of Seaforth, and Barb and Allan Bosman of Londesboro. Specially proud great-grandparents are Jack and Marion Snell of Londesboro and Gordon and Louise Bosman of Belgrave. We would like to specially thank Dr. Ekeh and all the wonderful staff at Clinton Public Hospital. 02-1 Cards of thanks DEVRIES. The family of the late Jane Devries wishes to express sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, and memorable donations made during the sudden passing of our dear mother, Beppe and great­ grandmother. The family would like to thank the Palmerston Ambulance and the nurse for such a fast response to help Mom and her grandchildren Shelley and Steven. Heartful thanks to the man with the green blanket for protecting them from the cold wind. Thanks also to the OPP, fire rescue, Dr. Sleeth and emergency and x-ray departments of Wingham and District Hospital. We would like to thank Huronlea for Mom’s care and friendship during the past three years. We would like to thank Schimanski Family Funeral Home for arranging the funeral. Special thanks to Joan Golden for her comforting words in our time of grief and the women of the Brussels United Church for the lovely lunch provided after the funeral. We will always cherish everyone’s kindness. - Sincerely, the Devries family. 02-1 Cards of thanks FINLAYSON. 1 would like to express my thanks to everyone who contributed to or attended my bridal shower in Belgrave. The welcome that 1 have received in the community is extremely overwhelm­ ing. You are all very generous and we received some very lovely gifts. Thanks to Linda, Doris, Sandy, Karen and Betty for looking after everything. It was certainly a great opportunity for me to get to know everyone. Thanks for all of your best wishes for Dean and me. - Barb. 02-1 FINLAYSON/VINCENT. Dean and I would like to thank everyone who braved the weather on Saturday night to attend our Buck and Doe. Special thanks to Diane, Danielle, Jeff and Glen for all of their organization and hard work. We had a great time. Thanks again. - Barb and Dean. 02-1 FLOOD. The family of the late Eva Flood would like to extend our sincere appreciation for all the food, flowers, calls and cards sent to us at the time of our mother’s passing. Your kindness at this difficult time is greatly appreciated. - The Flood Family. 02-1 HOGGART. The family of the late Vietta Hoggart extends our sincere thanks to all who gave their support or visited, sent cards, food and flowers or gave charitable donations, expressions of sympathy or helped in any way after the loss of our loved one. Special thanks to the staff at Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Maplewood Manor and Dr. D. Rooyakkers for their professional help and care. Thank you to Rev. Robert Bigger for his moral sup­ port and service and to the ladies of Londesboro United Church for the beautiful luncheon. The kindness and thoughtfulness will always be appreciated and remembered. - The Hoggart family. 02-1 NESBITT. I would like to say thank you to everyone who helped me out during my surgery. Special thanks to Dorothy and Evelyn since coming home. Thanks to Dr. Bourne and nurses on 9th floor of University Hospital. It was all greatly appreciated. - Florence. 02-1 POLLARD. 1 would like to thank the doctors and nurses at University Hospital, Dr. Hay, nurses and staff at Clinton Hospital as well as everyone for enquiries, visits, cards and treats. Thank you to the people from Homecare, my neighbours and family. Sincerely - John. 02-lp STEPHENSON. Thank you to everyone who helped make my 80th birthday a special day. 1 appreciate the best wishes, cards, gifts, and flowers that you presented me with. A special thanks to Sharon, and my grandchildren, and great-grand­ children. Each one of you helped to make this a memorable occasion. — Sarah Stephenson. 02-lp Help for Today. Hope for Tomorrow. Alzheimer£tfcz?/y Cards of thanks TOWNSEND. The family of the late Dorothy Townsend would like to thank all those who phoned, sent cards and flowers, brought food, stopped to talk, made donations or tackled the winter weather to come to visitation and the funeral. Extra efforts by Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home staff, and the entire family, were greatly appreciated. Thank you to Rev. Nicholas Vandermey for his special message, and thoughtful visits. The musical tribute of Scottish and waltz favourites by Carol Carter was beautiful. We are thankful to Stan and Steven Johns and Les Falconer of Turner’s Cemetery for your work on that snowy day, allowing us to complete Mom’s wish. Our sincere thanks to Matt Haney for completing his services so willingly and capably, and to Wayne Hugill for his part in the interment. Thanks to the nursing staff of Seaforth Hospital, and we cannot thank enough the staff of Seaforth Manor, Maplewood Manor and Dr. Edwards for the great care given to Mom over the past years. The delicious luncheon provided by the Presbyterian ladies, and recruits, during the busy holiday season was enjoyed by everyone. Gerald’s loving eulogy rekindled happier memories of years spent with someone who had a great sense of humour and who truly cherished her family and friends. - Elizabeth, Alex, Erma, George and Gerald. 02-1 WIERSMA. We would like to thank the neighbours for the surprise party you gave us. Thank you for the card and beautiful plants. It was a wonderful evening and very much appreciated. We will miss you all as neighbours but you are very welcome to come and visit us in our new home in Blyth. - John and Florence. 02-1 Coming events HURON COUNTY HEALTH Unit’s Life After Baby (topics include: nutrition, safety, how your baby is developing) sessions starting Tuesday, January 21, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. at Blyth Christian Reformed Church, Blyth. To register, please call 482-3416 (Theresa/Amanda). 02-1 ROBBIE BURNS' SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT Saturday, January 25 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels Menu: Smoked Salmon, Cock-a-leekie Soup, Address to the Haggis, Roast Beef, Creamed Horseradish, Bashed Neeps, Chappit Tatties, Peas, Cabbage Salad, Desserts. $10/adult, $5/child Call for reservations - 887-9859, 887-9831 or 887-6555 Dance to follow at Brussels Legion Tickets: ’8.00 at the door fj KI fj KI fj KI fj FJ KI FJ KI FJ KI FJ KI FJ KI FJ KI FJ KI n KI FJ KI Coming events CARD CAVALCADE: Blyth, Monday, Feb. 3, 1:30 p.m., euchre then lunch, Blyth Memorial Hall, $5; Clinton, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1:30 p.m., dessert followed by bridge or euchre, Ontario St. United Church, $5; Wednesday, Feb. 26, 8 p.m., euchre then lunch, St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, $5; Londesboro, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1:30 p.m., euchre then lunch, Londesboro Hall, $5; Bayfield, Friday, Feb. 14, 1:30 p.m., bridge; Monday, Feb. 17, 1:30 p,.m., euchre, St. Andrew’s United Church, $5. Proceeds to CPH Auxiliary. 02-1 50TH BIRTHDAY FOR GORD and Julia Mitchell, Cranbrook Hall, 8 p.m., Jan. 18. Dance 9:30. Best wishes only. 02-lp YOU COULD WIN $150, $250 or a $500 gift certificate! Just for viewing our 2003 product collection. Come to 234 Hamilton St., Blyth on Saturday, Jan. 18 between 10 - 2. Call Cindy at 523- 4739 for more information. 02-1 EUCHRE TOURNAMENT - ST. Joseph’s Church Hall, Clinton on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 8 p.m. Over $100 in cash prizes. Lunch provided. Admission $5. Everyone welcome. (Please note: there was an error in last week’s paper. There are over $100 in cash prizes - not $1,000). 02-1 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Certificate Program starting January 27 at The Centre for Employment and Learning, Wing­ ham. Program includes computer training, IC3, Office Procedures, Business English/Math, Account­ ing, Job preparation and placement. Call 357-4995 ext. 18 for information. 02-1 EUCHRE TOURNAMENTS, Thursday, January 16 and January 30 at Walton Hall at 8:00 p.m Bring your own partner. Cash prizes. Admission $5 per person Lunch. Info call 887-6570. 01-3 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY PALLIA- live Care Education - Level 1 - Mondays, February 24-May 5, 2003. Place: F.E. Madill High School. Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p m. Cost: $25 - must pre-register. Wingham & Area Palliative Care - 357-2720 - Kathy Procter, Huron Hospice - 527-0655 - Shirley Dinsmore, VON Palliative Care Volunteer Program - 235-2510 - Karen Lehnon. 02-1 ST. HELEN’S POKER RALLY, Sunday, January 19. Postponed date January 26. New and longer route. Registration 10 a.m. - 12 noon, Snowden’s Insulation shed, 1/2 mile west of St. Helen’s, south side of Belfast Road. $4 per hand, 3/$10. O F.S.C. permit required. 02-1 OLD TIME FIDDLE MUSIC with Tom Melady starts Tuesday, Jan. 21, I 30 - 3:30. Every Tuesday through to March at Seaforth Community Centres Bring your instruments and dancing shoes. 01-2 Check out The Citizen's WEBSITE at www.northhuron.on.ca