The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-23, Page 2322 Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICES
I, Harry W. Regele will no
longer be responsible for any
debts incurred by our adop-
ted son Charles Thomas
Regele either' before or after
November 1st, 1978. 22,75x3'
24 Cards of Thanks
Thank you, to everyone from
the Ladies Industrial Softball
teams, 'for our beautiful
trophy. We shall treasure it
always. Thanks, Clara and
Bill Brown. , 24-76-1
I would like to,thank every-
one who was so good to me
while in hospital & • since
returning home. A special
thank you to the staff and
pupils of the public school.
Tracey Gowan. 24-76-1
I wish to thank everyone who
sent cards, gifts and visited
me while I was a patient in
Victoria Hospital.' Your
thoughtfulness was much
appreciated. Alec Robertson.
24-76x1
I would like to thank every-
one who remembered me in
various ways while I was in
hospital and since coming
home. It was all appreciated
and won't soon be forgotten.
Joyce van Vliet 24-76-1
The family of the late Edwin
Gerald Buuck wish to thank
relatives, neighbours, and
friends for the expression of
sympathy since the,, recent
passing of -a dear son and
brother. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered.
Carrie & Reuben, Martin &
Marlene, Carl & Janet, Rose
Eva & Leonard. 24-76x1
I would like to thank relatives
and friends for remembering
me with their cards & visits
while I was a patient in
Seaforth Hospital & Stratford
General Hospital. Thanks to
Rev. Vanslyke, Dr. Malkus,
Dr. Hussey and Dr. Quinlan.
It was much appreciated.
Alex Dennis - 24-76x1
Jim and Agnes McQuaid
wish to thank their family for
the coloured T.V. and all our
relatives, neighbders
friends for all. their gifts_ and
cards on the occasion of our
fiftieth Wedding Anniver-
sary. Thanks again to every-
one. 24-76x1
The families of the. late Mrs.
Dorothy (Deitz) Munroe wish
to express their sincere thanks
and appreciation to neigh-
bours and friends for their
kindnesses during their
recent bereavement. Thanks
also to Bonthron's Funeral
Home, Dr. Wallace, Mrs.
Visscher, nurses and 'staff of
Exeter and Clinton Hospitals
and pallbearers. Munrpes,
Colemans and Deitz'
• 24-76-1
I would like to thank every-
one who visited me, sent me
cards & treats while in the
hospital. Special thanks to
anyone who helped at home.
Thank you to Father. Laragh,
Drs. Underwood & Malkus &
the nurses and staff at Sea-
forth Community Hospital.
Bill Murphy. 24-76-1
25 In 'Memoriam*
COUGHTREY—In loving
memory of a dear son-in-law
who passed away November
23, 1975.
We often sit •and think of
him,
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its• own.
Sadly missed by Eugene
and Shirley Dale. 25-76x1
COUGHTREY—In loving
memory of a dear husband
James P., who passed away
November 23, 1975.
I watcher) _yip suffer, I
watched you die
But all I could do was just
stand by, , '
When your time came I
suffered too,
For you never deserved what
you went through.
God took your hand and we
had to part,
He eased your pain and
broke my heart,
You fell asleep 'without good-
bye,
But memories of you will
never die,
Your resting place I visit
And place your flowers with
care,
But no one knows the heart-
ad*,
When I walk away and leave
you there.
Sadly missed by wife
Darlene and daughter Shelly.
28,76i1
L.... AUCTIONEERS, A LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
• SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
(519) 527-1458
of the
GREENWAY GENERAL STORE
[Mr. & Mrs. Herb Piper-Proprietor] -
to be held at the premises at -
Greenway, Ontario-Highway #81 North of Parkhill
on
Wednesday,, December 6th
AT 6:00 p.m.
Sale to Consist of:
PROPERTY: A well . maintained and spacious
commercial/residential. property with a large retail
selling area and -comfortable living quarters. . _
EQUIPMENT: Ideal up-right front pop cooler; Ideal
cheSt pop cooler; Curtis 6 ft. glass front meat cooler;
Coldspot 12 cu. ft. upright freezer; 8 ft. two tier
glass' frOn-1416-difeet oriletr-UnitreisA —CoOke -ke
cream 'chest; Berkel meat slicer; Berkel meat scale;
N.C.R. cash register; Electrohome air conditioner; 8
ft. glass'froht & top show case; island display racks
& counter; check-out counter.
INVENTORY: A large quantity of food, confec-
tionary, hardware & dry goods including approx. 50
, bottles of soft drinks; cereals, soups; juices; canned
vegetables and meats; tea;•cpffee; soaps; deter-
'gents; candy; coekies; gurns; nuts; health & beauty
aids; shirts; work clothes; school supplies; games;
cards; large quantity of nuts & bolts; shovels &
garden tools; large selection of cement lawn & •
garden ornaments including round tables & chairs;
• statues & bird baths. Plus many other goods & items
found in a general store.
For viewing of property call....
20-76-1
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS L
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1W0
( 19) 527-1458 •
Auction
Sale
worthy of yowl attendance
to he held
BRUSSELS COMMUNITY CENTRE AUDITORIUM
• SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 12:30 p.m.
To he sold without reserve for Mr. and Mrs. George
Marsdin who are leaving the country.
Random examples of this exceptional offering are -
chests of drawers; desk; cherry fruitwood coffee
table and end tables; period style chesterfield
`suites; vintage sewing stand; good beds and
mattresses; Victorian side chair;,, early round
' parlour tables of merit; sleigh end bed; 3 Windsor
side chairs; oak fall front desk; kneehold vanity with
'\ bevel mirror; drop centre pedestal dressing stand
with #11111 letirli mirror, rockersrpipe-back-Queen—r
Ann chair; exceptional antique vanity mirror;
antique parlour sofa; antique mahogany on pine
bureau; cherry fruitwood Radio/TN./1-1i-fi - in
exceptional condition; wall clocks; Oak hall rack with
Lion hangers; hook stands and quality end tables;
Wingham "Classic" cook Stove; old records;
pictures and frames.; plus kitchen furnishings;
dependable range; deep freeze; spin washer;
automatic drier; Black and Decker radial arm saw;
'Black and Decker portable electric saw; shallow-Well
pump; complete , candle making equipment &
accetstities; 12 gauge shot gun; pins a variety of
usual small wares, curious and home accessories;
glassware; china in. variety,
FEATURE—Magnificent itralnitt 0 pc. dining room
suite - period Style - good condition. Must be seen to
be appreciated
PREVIEW-- Saturday morning from 10:30 a.m.
Buyer registration begins at 12 noon. Lunch counter
ope
AUCTIONE
n.
ERJACK ALEXAlkiDER, VitINGHAM
ite1.104442
-- 2646.4
A. Continuous time readout 6•
digit L.C.D. Press button for
month / day / date. Stainless
steel.
B. Her fashionable Accutron auto-
matic. Blue dial. Silvertone.
C. 24 hour dial. Gold-tone case.
Waterproof. •
D. Her 5-function L.E.D. Gold.
tone, One button for hours/
minutes / seconds / day/ date.
E. Day/date Accutron automatic,
Silvertone & goldtone com-
bination,
F. Delicate bracelet watch in
shimmering Overtone.
CARAVELLE CLOCKS
G. Genuine wood wall clock with
glass enclosed pendulum,
H. Lime green dial fashion alarm
clock,
1. Tiger-eye loOk dial. Dark
brown alarm clock.
CHARMS
K. See our wide assortment of
charms and bracelets In ster-
ling silver, 10K and 14K gold
RINGS
L. Choose a birthstone, friend-
ship or engagement ring from
nur ring collection.
SEAFORTH- CAMBRIDGE - AYR -WOODSTOCK
{ MARKET
Choice
Local
emei"ci -P"o7k'-:1
Maple Leaf sweet cured
COTTAGE ROLLS 1.39
Swift's
lb.
,49 lb.
Centre cut peameal
BACK BACON
Medium ground
BEEF
Chopped
SUET
Swift's polish
SAUSAGE
HEAD CHEESE
LOIN OF PORK
New York cut & wrapped
SHOULDER
OF PORK
Processed
SIDE OF BEEF
HIND OF BEEF
1.01NOF BEEF
RIB OF BEEF'
1.29.
STORE HOURS Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. and
Sat. 8 - 6 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
ABBATOIR HOURS
BEEF SLAUGHTER — MON. PORK SLAUGHTER — TUES.
Hours for picking up freezer or custom orders —
Tues..FrI.-8 a.m. - 6 p.rn.Sat.-8 a.m. 1 p.m.
Abbotoir 262-2041 Store 262-201.7
AL'S
HENSALI. ONTARIO . .„
Q (;- it MEATS
Thats Our Specia •
by the piece
by the piece
cut & wrapped
2.19
1.59
.29
1.49
.59
1.69 lb
1.19 lb
lb.
lb.
CLASSIFIED
20 Auction Sales 20 Auction Sales
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. • •
Dublin House
to be sold by
PUBLIC AUCTION
eit
Saturday , December 9
at 1:30 p,in.
at
96 MILLS ST., DUBLIN, ONTARIO
We have been instructed by Mr. Ray Heffernan to
sell by public auction his personal residence located
at 96 Mills Street in.Dublin, Ontario.
This 13/4 storey frame house consists of 4 spacious
bedroonis, living room, kitchen, a large family room
and two 3 piece bathrooms. The house is carpeted
throughout and the existing drapery is to remain
with the premises. There is a full basement and gaS
heat throughout the house. A metal tool shed can be
found on this spacious 66' x 132' well landscaped lot.
For more information or viewing of property call
Rathwell & Associates - 527-1458.
Terms of Sale: 10% down on day of sale, balance on
closing date. (to be sold subject to a reserve bid)
20-76-1
adaaell o.locetztai
admfe,di.soriaies
Liquidation Auction
25 In Memoriam
CQUGHTREY—In memory
of a dear son and brother,
James Patrick who passed
' away three years ago Nov-
ember 23, 1975.
You are always in our mind
No matter what we do
All the time within our hearts
There are thoughts of you.
• Sadly missed by his
Mother, brother Larry, sis-
ters Linda and Charlene.
25-76.1
COUGHTREY—In loving
memory of James Coughtrey
who passed away 3 years ago
November 23, 1975.
Beautiful memories woven in
gold,
This is a picture we tenderly
hold,
Deep in our hearts his
memory is kept,
To love and to cherish and
never forget.
Forever remembered by,
Alynn, Nellie and Gladwyn
Dale. 25 x 1
FRAISER—In memory of
Jack Frailer who died Nov.
1977. Always remembered
by sister-in-law Anna
(Dennis) Brown and family,
Cambridge, Ontario.
25-76-1
27 Births
DE BRABANDERE—Robert
and Marianne are happy to
announce the arrival of their
son Bennet Robert born Nov-
ember 14, St. Mary's Hos-
pital. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. John
Klaver, Kippen and Mr. and
Mrs. John De Brabandere,
St. Marys. • 27-76-1
C1ASSIFIED
ADS
• By Jack Riddell, M.P.P.
Ontario's minority
Conservative Government
was, defeated by one vote
(37-36) in the Legislature
last night on an amendment
to the Child Welfare Act.
The amendment that
would r permit adopted
children to discover the
identity of their natural
parents under a • voluntary
system, was moved by New
Democrat Ross McClellan
(Bellwoods), during the
consideration of a bill by
Social Services Minister
Keith Norton, to amend the
Act Mr. Norton said he
opposed the McClellan
amendment because it places
pressure on the adoptive
parentS to give their consent
when approached by the
Ministry. At the present
there is no legal right for a
child to learn the names of
his natural parents, and even
if all parties are willing,
tracing the natural parents is
difficult. '
Attorney V General Roy
McMurtry, came under fire
in the Legislature when he
tried to explain why not one
of the 134 provincial judges
in the criminal courts in
Ontario, is a woman. In
replying to the question from
Albert Roy, Liberal Member
for Ottawa East, Mr.
McMurtry said he found it
difficult 'to find women who
swill accept, judges' robes.
During the past -three years
only, one woman lawyer has
submitted an application to
the Provincial Cabinet for a
judicial appointment. The
application n.as later rejected
because it expresied no more
than a mild interest. Mr.
McMurtry said the prere-
quisite for the bench is
several years' experience as
a lawyer 'and that judicjal
appointments for many
women in that category
would mean a cut in pay.
our
Provincial Court Judges are
s4,2.900, although that
is Under review. Mr.
McMurtry said the prospect
of a drop in pay should not be
too great a deterrent since
"women may have a greater
concept of public service."
When he was called to the
bar about 20 years ago, he
said only 7 of 250 lawyers
were women.
A spokesman for the Law
Society of Upper Canada' said
its membership includes 901
women and 11,402 men. Five
years ago 49 women and 630
men were called to the bar,
while this year the figures'
were 193 women and 793
men.
In connection with the
deaths of 27 Hamilton
foundry v,( i ,trs, who died
from lung cancer, the
Minister of Labour, Dr.
Robert Elgie, has described
the actions of medical
officials in his ministry and
the Workmen's Compen-
sation Board as "careless".
The Minister stated that he
had met officials from his
Ministry's occupational
health and safety division
and the WCB and learned
that the investigation was not
carried" out because of a
breakdown in communi-
cations. He continued "In
reviewing the correspon- ,
dence I must say ... the
breakdown in communi-
cations is difficult to
understand. Nevertheless,
this misunderstanding did
arise and was not brought to
my attention until
commenced my investiga-
tion" This Se-called break-
down in communication has
led to a further delay in the
WCB's decision on the 22
claims for compensation
made by the widows and
families of the foundry
workers who have already
been waiting for more than a
year for a decision. In July,
1977, the board received a
copy of a 10-year study by
Dominion Foundries and
Jack's Jottings
THE HVON P(PPPITPR, NOVEMBER z3,1918
(1 holds any Bulova till
Christmas) .
This Christmas show your
loved ones how much you
dare. Show them a Bulova
and you'll show them the
best time they've ever
had. Bulova, trusted and
M. treasured for over 100
years! •
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See these and other great
gift ideas at
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.
-LAYAWAY NOW.
44'
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Clinton Seaforth Walkerton
Adopted may lea names
Steel Ltd. which discovered
that foundry workers over 45
years old are four and a half
times as likely • to- .contract
lung cancer than workers in
other parts of thc plant.
Dofasco officials have
pointed out that these lung
cancers may be the result, of
operations and processes in
the, foundry 20 years ago that
'nu longer• apply, •