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Newcastle Funeral Home I .J The Clarington/Couriicc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 18,1997 Page 9 Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Combined with The Canadian Statesman Up to 20 Words......................................................... $10.20 AH Classified Advertising is Payable in Advance Each Additional Word...................................................54< VISA and MasterCard are Accepted Display Classified........................... 99( per agate line G.S.T. is not included in prices. In Memoriams .... $10.20 plus, 54c per line of verse Logos, Photos, Boxes. Artwork............................$10.00 Please phone: (905) 623*3303 Box Number Rental................................................... $5.00 Deadline for Weekend Edition - Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. JOW TOPLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Vjoo Late for Classifieds......................Double Charge “Tor- Late for Classified" Deadline 10 a.m. Thursday j Call 623-3303. Ads placed Fax your ad to us at 623-6161. Mail your ad to: The Canadian We’re open 9 a.m, to 5 p.m., by Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. Please ensure you provide all Statesman, P.O. Box 190, Monday to Friday. Place your ,11e ,st Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3K9. Ads o'1 will be published that pertinent information including ?o ?eïs ad by Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. should be mailed to arrive by Weekend. credit card number and expiry date, for Weekend publication. If you Wednesday. Be sure to enclose your can ’t make it in during office Payment may be made by and a telephone number where we Ï1 cheque, money order, VISA or EW hours, wehave a mail slot in the VISA or MasterCard. can reach you, if necessary. V -------^ a Birth, Deaths In Memoriam Coming Events Articles for Sale PETERSON - It | with great VAN HORNE - Marjorie (nee CYLSDALE - Lloyd. In lov­ 20 cubic ft. freezer in very TWO air conditioners, 18,200 pridti and joy anf/ith thanks Tamblyn). After a lengthy ill­ ing memory of a dear father, good working condition, BTU and 25,000 BTU, $300. to God that Mart'and Cathy ness at Memorial Hospital, and grandfather who passed 5100. or best offer, each. Phone 623-5023, announce the th of their' 623-0071. Bowmanville on Sunday, Oc­ away October 19,1977. USED lumber, 1X6-8-10-12; baby son, . Rer Martyn tober 12, 1997 in her 89th Twenty years have now 30% off all cosmetics in stock, roofing steel; new red oak and Taylor, on Octof 4,1997 at year. Marjorie, beloved wife passed. with this ad. Dermatologisttest ­ white pine, assorted widths. 9:10 a.m. Bigsisters Sa ­ of the late Russell Van Horne. What we would give if we ed. Phonetoday because items 4X12X18' fir beams. Phone mantha, Robynjarleigh and Loving sister of, the late could say will be going fast, 697-0840. 697-0367. Cassidy are in re of their lit­ Carlos Tamblyn, Ken Tamblyn Hello Dad, in the same old 4'X8 ‘ slate pool table, all ac ­ tle brother. Grelparents are and Mary Miller. Dehr sister-in- way. WHAT A BARGAIN! cessories included, $1,200. Did you know that you could Betty Peterscl Pickering, law of Mary Tamblyn, Lela To hear your voice, to see Phone Mike or Lynn place a 20 word classified ad Maureen TaylcNewtonville, Tamblyn and Charles Miller. your smile 623-8878. in both papers - Ken Taylor, Str,ti, and great­ Lovingly remembered by her To sit with you and chat grandmother EiTaylor, Mon­ many nieces a/d nephews. awhile. 9 pc. mahogany dining room The set, $2,700.; 5 pc. kitchen Canadian Statesman treal. Grandadack Peterson Funeral service tf Orono Unit­ You, who have a father, watches from Hiven. ed Church, on Wednesday at Cherish him with care, set, $150. Phone697-2055. and The Clarington/Courtice j 2 p.m. with / visitation at For you'll never know the October 17th., 18th., 19th., 1997 Blanket Classified Independent church one hoir prior to serv­ heartache FBI. 3 pm-9 pm.; SAT, 10 am-5 pm.; SUN. 10 am-4 pm. ^ Advertising ice. Intermen1 Orono Ce­ -for only $10.91 "Till you see his empty chair." Wide coverage of your ad metery. Donatons to Orono ($10.20+ .71 GST). - Sadly missed by Doris, placed province by province OpenHouse United Churci "Wheelchair OSHAWfl CIVIC AUDITORIUM ^ You can reach Shelly, Robert and family. or cross Canada at a Access Fund ’may be made 99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa, Ont. approximately 25,000 through the'Morris Funeral reasonable cost to you. homes weekly. So... if You arrWlted to an Durhnma Largest Craft Show featuring over one hundred and forty * For example: A 25 word ad Chapel, 4 Dllsion SI., Bow- talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwest- there's somethingyou would covering "Central Ontario" is Op/r,House manville, Card of Thanks ern, Victorian, and Country handcrafted collectibles for your deco* ^ like to advertise phone us at to ielibrate the rating and gift needs. Presenting a variety of: Floral Désigna, Pa* published in 47 newspapers 623-3303 (Visa or MC VEENSTRA - Henk. Sur­ Twin anJ Qt11TV1L Aw* n__ • '01-1_1 <11_ with a circulation of 405,000. 90tb8jrthday of prised by Gory in his sleep, accepted on phone orders) A heartfelt thanks Is extend­ Cost is only $134. or drop Into our office our belovedhusband and fa ­ Wooden Collectibles, Natural H*el Bundle ed to all of the nurses on the Space is limited - order earlyl located at 62 King St. W„ ther went tr his Eternal Home 1st floor Chronic Care at Art, Dolls, Reproduction Fur­ 3 niture, Gourmet Delights. 1 Phone on Saturtay, October 11, 3 3 Bowmanville. St., Oct. 25 Memorial Hospital, Bowman ­ These are just a sample of The Canadian 1997. Hen Veenstra aged 53 ville, for the compassionate ★ I î J 2-4p.m. what makes this show one you Statesman STORAGE shed, 8X8 white {Kingsview years. Hf leaves behind his care given to the lale Mrs. I .J I won’t want to miss. pine board batten, bam style wife Cob, and his children 623-3303 ùited Church Emily Burns of Newcastle. 4 roof, floor 12" centres, floor Jessica :and Paul Brooks, Paul Burns and family ADMISSION for more information. ; I Oshawa $4.00 stained top and bottom, exte­ Len anc/Mark. A graveside » BURGUNDY couch and 3est wishesonly THE family of Aage Bro- Senlon $3.00 rior stained Sikens natural, service (as held Tuesday at .Nielsen would like to thank UME STANDS STH.L matching chair, very good window. Will deliver, $1,500., *34 5531 Children Under TO Free Bowmaville Cemetery. A those who offered support condition, $100. Phone (905) Hwy. 35 south 1 km. south of memofil service was held during his illness and for the V A V A V h V h • 721-1388. Rd. 20 Mosport, (905) Tuesdy at 2 p.m. at Trulls many expressions of sym­ 40-2SC CHRISTMAS TREES 983-5485. Rd. Re Methodist Church. pathy and condolence that : /nniversary Arranements entrusted to Scotch Pine we nave received since his 11TH ANNUAL the /ortheutt Elliott Funeral death. A special "thank you" Pruned & ready to go Horn, Bowmanville. Cars for Sale to Dr. Ron van Hoof, the staff Up to 8' tall Come & Go Tea in the emergency department MODEL RAILROAD SHOW $5. each, any quantity 1979 CAPRICE Classic, j I You are invited to and 2nd floor at Memorial Hos­ Sat., Oct. 18, 1997 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. l {celebrate a Belated ,in Memoriam pital, Bowmanville, Neale Mc­ You remove 305 engine, best offer, ; j 50th Wedding Lean (Bowmanville Clinic Sun., Oct. 19,1997 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 263-8259 623-1622 days or 623-2601 evenings. nAL-"-""Doreen.' ïn loving Pharmacy), Rev. Norman EXQUISITE wedding gown, ; i Anniversary for Bowmanville High School 1979 TRIUMPH Spitfire, red lemory of a dear wife, moth- Sell, Enniskillen U.C.W., the handmade silk and lace, 49 Liberty St. North with beige Interior, mint condi ­ • Ltona & Nellie Wright ! and grandmother who staff of Morris Funeral Chap ­ headpiece and veil included, el, our "old" neighbours In En­ tion, painted in 1996. AM/FM cas­ : 'Sun., Oct. 19,1997 massed away October 16, • Operating Layouts • Static Displays • Vendors easily altered, price negoti­ 1996. niskillen and "new" neigh­ sette, 4 speed with electric over­ j I, 2 to 4:30 p.m. able. Phone 697-9930. JThey say memories are gold ­ bours on Ashdale Cres. The Adult $3.00; Senior $2.00; Child $2.00; Family $6.00 drive, Yokohama radiais, Ansa Solina Hall en, compassion and concern of Factory Chocolate Outlet exhaust, many extras. Runs j Solina, Ont. / SPONSORED BY And maybe that is true, so many people has eased at a yummy price! even better than it looks, $6,000. SOPER VALLEY MODEL RAILROAD CLUB • Best wishes only / But we never wanted memo­ this difficult time of sorrow. $4.95/lb. taxes incl. Phone 623-3284 after 6 p.m. VISUAL ARTS CENTRE, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO 4Q 2gc ries, VIVIAN Pickard wishes to Fairwinds Antiques 1989 DODGE Shadow, We only wanted you. thank all who called, sent clean, lots of new parts, lires It broke our hearts to lose Bath-a-thon 5028 Main St. like new. Great winter or stud ­ cards and gifts, etc., during 150th Orono ou, her stay in Oshawa and Bow­ Pet-Connection ent car, $2,200. Phone Invitation [ \\ 983-9806 "hough you did not go alone, manville Hospitals. Thanks to and Clipps & Crafts ANNIVERSARY 720-0081. For part of us went with you, members of Trinity Church are holding Orono FIREWOOD - D/y, sea­ 1995 PONTIAC Firefly, 4 The day God called you home. Family, the Anna Unit, Order Retirement a bath-a-thon soned hardwood, 16" length, door sedan, dark blue, air- Reception for If love could build a stairway, of Eastern Star, Happy Trail United Church conditioning, 56,000 km., And memories build a lane, Sat., Oct.
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