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91 Ross St Barrie 15 Clapperton St OFarm OAntiques We padresmm ROY SCHUETT CO Chartered Accountants 103 Collier St Barrie Phone 7265100 ANGUS ROSS BA Registered Music Teacher Instruction in Piano and Theory Also tutoring in French Latin and other school subiects 7285775 MARJORIE HANES Teacher of Piano and Theory Pupils prepared for Royal Conservatory Examination ALL GRADES ALL AGES 7288153 79 auction sales 79 auction sales 16 the examiner Friday Feb 1978 IRECTORY JESSIE Fl BRYSON Teacher of Plano Singing Theory Pupils prepared for examinations of the Royal Conservatory of Music Toronto All grades and ARCT Studio 27 Bradford St 7284718 ROSE ROSE Chartered Accountants Samuel RoseCA Trustee in Bankruptcy 53 Bayfield StBarrie 7284949 POWELL JONES CO Chartered Accountants 24 Dunlap St East Barrie Ontario Telephone 728746i DCS AUCTIONS ocs Atmaurs mi FURNITURE no ON HWY 89 WEST OF HWY 27 40 MILES NORTH OF TORONTO IN THE VILLAGE OF COOKSTOWN SATURDAY FEB 4th AT PM SUNDAY FEB 5th AT PM Special Two Day Auction with Approx 600 Lots PARTIAL LIST ONLY Pc Moh Wal Dining Room Suites Pine Walnut Oak Armoires Walnut Mah Secretaire Desks Vict Wal Bookcase Others In Pine Oak Sel Of Pine Chests Incl Highboys Blanket Boxes In Pine Several Walnut Moh Cedar Chests Moh Walnut Break From China Cabinets Drawleaf Dining Tables In Oak Sel Of Carved Lamp End Parlor Console Side Plant Tables In Various Woods Bamboo Oak Hallstands Welsh Style Pine Pub Benches Carved Walnut Mah Twin Ped Desks Vict Other Couches Various Sets Of Dining Chairs Incl Pressbacks Washstands In Pine Oak Ash Carved Vict Other Servers Mirrored Back Sidebrds In Oak Wal Rnd Pine Kitchen Dining Tables Pr of Twin Poster Single Beds Double Size Beds In Carved Mah Also Wal Moh Poster Beds Vict Wing Fanback Chairs Carved rVal Mah Fireside Benches Pine Case Piano Vict Mah Chef fonier Vict Overmantel Mirrors In Wal Mah Carved Oak Wal Wall Clocks Vict WhatNot Showcase Collectors Wall Cabinets Pine Drysinks Good Sel OI Brass Copperware Incl Brass Pillared Banquet Lamps Hanging Oil Lamps Wall Lamps Wood Gilt Framed Wall Mirrors Pictures Prints Etc etc F3 TERMS CASH CHEQUE CHARGEX PARKING PREVIEW REFRESHMENTS DAY PRIOR TO SALE 10 STORAGE DELIVERY AVAILABLE ALSO HOURS PRIOR TO SALE BIDS MAY BE LEFT AT OFFICE IF UNABLE TO ATTEND SALE DEREK RICHARD OSBORNE AUCTIONEERS PHONE 7054589116 GOING GOING GONE vou sumo IT sen IT At the COOKSTOWN SALES BARN PMTues Livestock Flea Market PMFri Furniture or what have Sunday Flea Market am to All inside consignors welcome Complete farm and furniture dispersals arranged at our place or at your place you small rent free parking For further details call FRANK WEBB PROPRIETOR PHONE T705 4589T72 Bill Barr Auctioneer Appraiser The dollar caller 7280744 rrr ALLEN HORNER Auction Service BARRIE SIMCOE COUNTY Household OAppraisals RR No2 BRADFORD ONT Phone 4167753659 or 7054584589 ThFF24 WHICH DAY IS BEST Advertisers frequently ask this question Fortunately there Is no best day to advertise Each day new wants arise bringing new readers as old ones satisfy their wants We recommend that you start your ad tomorrow and cancel it when you get results After many years of ex perience with millions of want ads we know tomorrow Is the best day to start your ad and every day Is the best day to ad vertise in The Examiner Classified Section Phone 7282414 UNCE MENTS Illrths McQUAY Joyce and Wayne are pleased to announce the arrival of Darin Wayne weighing lbs 01 on January 27 I978 at Royal Victoria Hospital Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cecil Webb oi Barrie and Mr and Mrs Elmer McQuay of Angus ISleetlls GROSE Byron Burns Postmaster oi Letroy for 35 years lifetime member and past district master of Prince oi Wales LOL No 605 Stroud and member oi Minerva Lodge AF and AM No 304 Stroud At the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Thursday February l978 Byron Grose in his 80th year Beloved husband of Jessie Scott of Barrie Loving stepfather oi Gwen Mrs McNeil at St Catharines and Sheila Mrs Frid of Mississauga Dear grandiather oi Katharine Roderick Stephanie Janice and David Dear brother of Mabel oi Owen Sound Cecil oi Thorold Gordon of Waterloo and predeceased by Morley and Aylmer Resting at the Jennelt Funeral Home l5 Bradford St Barrie Visitation from Friday at 230 pm Ser vrce and committal complete in the chapel on Sunday February 5th at pm interment Ih Line Cemetery In lieu of ilowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated An Orange Lodge service under the auspices of The Prince of Wales will be held Saturday evening at 730 pm iollowed by Masonic Scrvrce under the auspices of the Minerva Lodge at pm NICKNIGHT Kenneth Arthur at the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Tues day January 3lst I978 Kenneth Arthur McKnight age 54 years Beloved husv band oi Georgina Akers Dear lather oi Louise Kenneth and Linda Mrs Hlusiak Grandfather of six grand children Survived also by two brothers and live Sisters predeceased by one brother Friends may call at Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley St Barrie alter pm Friday Complete service in the chapel on Saturday February 4th at pm Interment later at the 6th Line Cemetery lnnistil MAHONEY Susan Al Bayfield Lodge Barre on Thursday February I978 Susan Clarke beloved Wife of the late James Leo Mahoney in her 87th year Dear sister of Mary McKinnon oi Barrie and the late Tom Clarke Aunt of James McKrnnon of London Bernard McKnnon oi Dunaas the late Margaret Powell of Barrio Tom and Pat Clarke ot Uptergrove Friends may call at Slcckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie aiter pm Friday Funeral mass at St Marys Church Bar rie on Saturday February at Il am Interment St Marys Cemetery ARNOLD Funeral Home Chapel 127 BAYFIELD ST 728 2530 Friendly Courteous Service AMPLE PARKING AT REAR MWF TF 86 cards of thanks BOWEN The family oi the late Ronald Bowen would like to thank their many friends relatives and neighbors ior their iloral tributes cards and donations dur ing our recent bereavement special thank you to Rev Bylaard for his comforting words and the Jennett Funeral Home Your kindness will always be remembered Keith Evelyn Rick and Rodney 87 in memoriam BROWN In loving memory of dear wife mother and grandmother Edna Mae Brown who passed away Feb l975 Deep in the heart lies picture Of loved one lard to rest In memorys frame we shall keep rt Because she was one of the best Loving remembered by her husband Clarence and family 88 oonhg events ANNUAL MEETING cf the shareholders of the BARRIE UNION CEMETERY CO WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15 attire CEMETERY OFFICE at pm for the election of officers for I978 BLOOMFIELD SecretlryTreasurer F3B PANCAKES SAUSAGE SUPPER Tues Fell 78 pm to pm ST GEORGES PARISH HALL Granville St Free wil offering Auspices ACW F36 Mr Mrs Ewart Jennott will be at home to their friends and neighbors on the occasion oftheir 40th wedding anniversary on SUNDAY FEB l2th from 200 to 500 pm Best Wishes Only F3810 The doctor says Peanuts count too By THOSTESON MD Dear Dr Thosteson My two ywrold daughter had severe allergic reaction some time ago the first time she ate nuts She broke out in hives swelled up and vomited immediately after eating bit of both walnut and brazil nuts It would be good if knew to which nuts she is allergic It would make life away from home safer for her Also dont know how to con sider peanuts dont think they are considered in the nut fam ily Am correct have been allergic to those all my life My mouth and throat become in flamed when eat them Do you have any recommendations other than expensive laboratory testing KI If her reaction is this severe she had better avoid all nuts Nuts are one of the foods listed by Dr Claude Frazier in his book Coping With Food Allergy as capable of producing anaphylactic shock the severest of allergic reac tions Peanuts are technically in the legume family along with peas etc but they should be avoided along with the nuts Does she react to peanutbutter common food of the younger set Be wary even of foods fried in peanut oilused for ex ample in cooking doughnuts Allergies are often inherited and she likely developed hers from you Your job is one of education She must be taught to avoid all nuts whatever the source The problem is great one even for adults during holiday seasons when nut filled cookies and cakes are being passed around had my own bout with walnuts which know should not eatl during the last season One of her first complete sen tences should be Dont feed me nuts You might even make warning tag for her or you can purchase one at pharmacy Dear Dr Thosteson Can anemia affect an angina condi tion AK Yes indirectly Angina is pain from insufficient blood supply oxygen to the muscles of the heart This deficiency which is usually sporadic as at times of extra stress can be aggravated by blood that is deficient in red cells which carry oxygen Mrs FS asks in another let ter if oxygen is ever needed for an angina patient The answer not usually Medicines that in crease blood supply as nit roglycerinel usually suffice In severe cases outside oxygen may be required to forestall heartattack Dear Dr Thosteson What effect an alcohol have on diat betes DB small amount can lower blood sugar and be interpreted as inebriation The patient who is wellcontrolled may tolerate whisky and water but if he is subject to wide swings of blood sugar even this is name You dont have to be dia betic to suffer the lowblood sugar effects of alcohol how ever recent study showed that few cocktails taken at noon by normal persons can cause lowbloodsugar condi tion later in the afternoon It could in fact account for some automobile accidents where the drivers show no chemical blood test signs of alcohol Alcohol should not be used if the person is on oral sugarlowering medi cation The effect is com pounded Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Easley makes overtricks AKJlO754 OKJ92 4K2 Vulnerable Both Dealer North West North East South Pass Pass to Pass Pass Pass Opening lead By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag No book on bridge history would be complete without some discussion of the uni versally used Blackwood convention and its inventor Easley Blackwood Easley didnt use his con vention today but merely opened four spades He was playing matchpoint dupli cate against couple who were not too expert Any way West elected to open the six of diamonds Easley won the trick with his nine and led the deuce of clubs West ducked and dummys queen won Now Easley discarded his king of clubs on dummys ace of hearts and was ready to attack trumps He decided that an unsuc cessful trump finesse might be followed by diamond ruff so he cashed the ace and king of trumps The queen dropped and Easley ran the rest of his trumps The last trump lead squeezed West who had to unguard the queen of diamonds to gang on to high heart Easley had bid four and made sev en Blackwood play had pro duced seven where even six should not have been made iiia Exgarc Vermont reader wants to know what to bid in response to partners one diamond opening bid with AKXXX KQX We respond two spades With 19 highcard points and two good suits we dont let the void of diamonds keep us from showing our strength at our first turn to bid daily crossword ACROSS 42 Law degree abbr Texas AM 45 Confuse Student 46 Jar cover Village square 49 Eloge In Glen 51 Arched way Greece 53 Spreads out 11 Ecunablv 54 Drink to 13 cbrinoere than excess 55 Pipes 333 56 Slackening 16 Indivtdual bar mm l7 Brother of Moses DOWN 19 River in the Netherlands 23mm 20 Gets there Rome 22 Leases elldef 25 compass LYIICISIV point Gershwrn 26 Latvran Englsh 30 Fateful time C°°°S° for Caesar BY 5° 31 Impmssmn Racket string 32 Charity gift matena 33 Valuable 8v mouth 34 Tahsman Fixed charge 35 Whopper IO Mans name 38 Inner pref 12 Long 39 Hypnosrs l3 Submit effects evrdence IIIfl Answer to Previous Puzzle Emu WEE I8 Japanese 36 Hoosrer state currency abbrl 20 Consent 37 Renown 21 Skids 40 Rants 22 Venetian 41 Weird resort 42 Direction 23 Esaus country 43 Something re 24 Distant markable Isl prefix 44 Tell tales 27 Biblical 46 Licks up garden 47 Unemployed 28 Nipple 48 Caribou 29 Starchy edible 50 Pay dirt root 52 Accountant 35 Femates abbr III III AStrOG Bernice Bede Gaol flour Iflitoohdloy Feb 1978 This coming year you may be drawn back into situation that was never completely resolved to your satisfaction You will approach it from different angle This time the results will please you AQUARIUS Jan 20Febl9 Your faculty for anticipating problems is what will keep you from getting into tight squeezes today Stay step or two ahead at all times PISCES Feb 20March 20 Friends feel secure in confid ing in you today because youre sympathetic listener and because they know youll not violate their trust ARIES March 21Aprll 19 You thrive on competition today isnt being first that will be so important it will be the thrill of running good race TAURUS April 20May 20 This is day when you can chalk up points by using your ideas to further iriends ambi tions Be booster Those you help will later give you leg up GEMINI May 21June 20 As problemsolver you should outshine your peers today Where they may see no solu OtlTlWlAhlemuSPch SE is ii =5 lions you could come up with several solid answers CANCER June 21July 22 Take back seat today in activities calling for teamwork You function best as one of the Indians instead of trying to be the chief LEO July 23Aug 22 It will be the little thoughtful things that you do today that will enlarge your fan club such as offering encouraging words or advice VIRGO Aug 23Sept22 This is good day to get together socially with persons who can be helpful to your career An exchange of ideas will benefit all LIBRA Sept230ct 23 Someone who you may meet 5TICIltINa Hie BU6INE55 IN OTHER PEOPLES Nose=5 nun unrem in me TANK IZLT GTART IJOQCOINQ Frank and Ernest IF THERE IS INTELLIOEIUT LIFE OUT THERE WONDER IF THEYRE A6 QMAKT A6 EOME OF 062 WHATTA YOU an Do ace AROUND THE WORLD in THINK ILL WORK OUT WITH THE QLOVEé LITTLE Hil rm $ELLING Remanrzunrrou INsuRflNcE for the first time today will have special significance in your life This person could usher in happier era SCOBPIO Oct 24Nov22 Youre welcome sight today but you will be especially warmly received it you drop in on one youve promised to visit but never got around to SAGITTARIUS Nov23 Decle Youre in profitable idea cycle Its highly conceiv able that you might come up with money making brain child today CAPRICORN Dec22Jan 19 Under most conditions you wont be overly insistent upon having your own way today The exceptions are areas where money is involved THE MARKET SEEMS BIT BEARISlI IDDAY now sn 10v iuwi val in ml THEYO HAVE WELL YOUVE HI IHII HI HHHI 333 III III III PREOCCUFATIOV PECPLE ARE INCAPABLE OF DISC USSN ANYTHN BUT THE Fl IPPIN WEATHER CERTAINLY PICKED NICE JUST SEC ANDY IM LISTENIN NORTHEN STATIONERY 29 Dunlop St 7373860 Your wedding invitations Announcements Headquarters We provide loanout service This is NASA drawing of skylab the largest manmade object in orbit The spacr agency Ill Washington announced Wednesday that the LSton lltifoot lung station is llllllll ing to earth faster than expected and that the agency is considering plan to prevent scat tering pieces of the lab over the earth AP Photo