Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 22 May 1979, p. 18

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71 1e the examiner Tuesday May 22 919 Death Notices Engagements Cards of Thanks $600 minimum 40 words additional words cents per word Births $600 In Memoriam no verse AL NOTICES CASH RATES fiW $600 Verse per count line extra 23 cents Coming Events MHrths GOOD NEWS STORY When you an noonce the birth of your child in The Ex aminer clippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement alter birth Call The Examiner Classified 728 24 BuACK Peter and Ricky are excited about the birth of their new brother Kyle Howard on Sunday May lJth l979 at Royal Victoria Hospital Proud parents are Howard and Jane Proud grandparents Ray and Joyce Belts and vein and Evelyn Black Special thanks toDr Mezciems and 1th floor nurses 80 conning events Ben Ethel Steers end Syd Millie Gapp 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Senior Clthens Chili Rooms Iredford SATURDAY MAY 26 Reception 2430 Evening dance 800 till NO GIFTS PLEASE St John Vianney Hall EVERY TUESDAY $200 Jackpot MTF 75 trade schools Radio TV Broadcasting 76 employment vented BAND AVAILABLE for week end dances weddings banquets etc Ver satlle group reasonable rates Leliaphone 726 3849 77 legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the estate of JOSEPH WILSON BAMBROUGH ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of JOSEPH WILSON BAMBROUGH late of New Lowell Ontario who died April 5th I979 are required to file proof of some with the undersigned on or before May 28 I979 after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the un dersigned will not be liable to any person whose claim he shall not then have notice DATED at Angus this 7th day of May i979 Solicitors for the estate of Joseph Wilson Bambrough Greenfield Service Barristers and Solicitors Box 600 Angus Ontario LOM IBO Myld2l 28 JItenders An exciting career for you Why not find out now Class space limited ltQAREER Medical Office Laboratory Assisting Dental Office Chairside Assisting 01loth Management Operations month classes start every Sept March Evening classes start immediately Home study applicants start immediately as well Make positive decision to improve your future See our color brochure for details FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Phone or write Career Canada 416 3633721 55 Queen Street East Toronto Registered roved under Private Vocational Schools Act Ontario $343 per column inch ISdeeths TONER Katharine Kate At the Georgian Manor Penetang on Sunday May 20th I979 Kate Kelly of Elmvale formerly of Phelpston in her 92nd year Beloved wife of the late Bernard Ben Toner Dear mother of Edwin Ted of Elmvale and John of Barrie Also sur vived by live grandchildren Sister of Edna IMrs Shanahan of Phelpston DArcy Kelly of Penetang and the late Julia Lottus Claire Labine Mary Sproule John Joseph and Eileen Kelly Friends may call at the James Lynn Funeral Home Elmvale until 930 am Wednesday May 23 then to St Patricks Church Philpston tor funeral mass at to Interment St Patricks Cemetery Parish prayers at the funeral home Tuesday at 81 riieinorieins RAINSON In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother Jessie Lainson who passed away May 22 I963 Just thought of sweet remembrance Just memory sad and true Just the love of sweet devotion Of the ones who think of you Ever remembered by Gordon Arnall Kac and Sharron NOTICE Deadline for classified word ads pm day previous noon Saturday 75 trude schools uwm Myl422 WHICH DAY IS BEST MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 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 will millions of want ads we know tomorrow is the best day to start your ad and every day is the best day to advertise in The Examiner Classified Section Phone 7282414 78 tenders ACRES or RURAL LAND LOCATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO COUNTY OF SIMCOE about miles north of Highway 400 and mileeast of Highway 93 near Craighurst Ontario NOTICE OF SALE BY TENDER Located next to residential subdivision and zoned agricultural this property will be offered for sale by tender by way of an offer to Purchase pursuant to Power of Sale con tained in certain mortgage registered against the property which is more particularly described as follows ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being in the Township of Ora in the County of Simcoe and being composed of that Part of Lot 37 in the First Concession of the said Township of Oro east of Penetonguishene Road designated as Part Two on Reference Plan 5iR36l9 filed in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe No SI on the first day of August I974 Tenders are invited for this property and must be made prior to pm June 8th I979 The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted Agents inquiries are welcome Additional particulars and copies of thetorm of offer may be obtained from MESSRS OUTERBRIDGE THOMAS MUELLER 390 Bay Street Suite 3000 TORONTO Ontario MSH 2Y2 Telephone 416 863665I My2224 79 Suction sales Antique Auction Items too numerous to list THURSDAY MAY 24th 600 pm Preview pm to sale time AT 386 BLAKE ST BARRIE ONT THE EMBASSY HALL Auctioneer Bill Secord 72862 Terms Cash or Accepted cheques only day of sale N0 RESERVES Total liquidation come prepared to buy 79 auction sales General 322 23 TORONTO CPI An Ohio woman who has been separated from her husband for 13 years and divorced for nearly six of them is entitled to share of his home the Supreme Court of Ontario has ruled Mr Justice John Osler ruled Friday that Margaret Barnett of Columbus Ohio is entitled to share of the $80000 home in suburban Etobicoke that her husband has been paying for since buying it in 1964 Osler noted Mrs Barnett had worked and paid for groceries for two of the seven years she and Victor Alexeeff 52 were together They separated in 1966 The amount to be awarded Mrs Barnett who has since Mail Coupon Today to The Examiner remarried will be decided at another hearing For the first few years the house was in Alexeeffs name but after brief separation and reconcilliation his wifes name was added to the deed Six months later they sepa rated again and she eventually moved to Ohio Alexeeff later claimed his mate had tricked him into sign ing the deed by promising to be good wife He rejected re quest by her lawyer that he buy out her interest in the property WIFE CONTRIBUTED The judge said the couple had agreed everything should stay as it was at the house so long as two sons now 18 and 21 needed the home third son is with ll Classified Ad Dept lb Bayfield St Barrie Ont below for seven days starting Please allow sufficient mailing time for your message to reach us at least two days prior to the first day of publication or if you prefer call us at 72824 Please publish my garage sale message one day four days DESCRIPTION PRIC the mother and attends college in Ohio Mrs Barnett told the court she wants her share of the house to clear some of her debts and help pay her sons education Osler ruled she had contrib uted by freeing the defendant her formmer husband from most of the household expenses during the period of cohabita tion and to limited extent by contributions made for clothing and incidentals to the children since the separation In another case Friday sep arated woman who had been awared $20905 two years ago as her share of the family home and who later rejoined her hus band and returned the money Entitled to share of husbands property was awarded the same amount again Mary Bebenek 5e arated since 1975 said she ad re turned the money to her hus band Harry 44 when they re conciled and began living to gether again in their home in Mississauga city just west of Toronto Bebenek argued the earlier award by the Ontario Supreme Court should be set aside be cause his wifes retumng it was agift The appeal court ruled the 1973 agreement between the couple was valid domestic contract and ordered that Mrs Bebenek receive the same amount again from her hus band Steaks offered at lower prices TORONTO CPI Iwo su permarket chains are offering noname steaks to the barbecue crowd at lower prices because they say rising costs have fished premium Canadian beef yond most consumers wal lets David Nichol president of Loblaws Ltd said Friday at generics council sponsored by the University of Toronto that only restaurants can afford pre mium cuts Many steaks have been literally priced out of the average consumers reach by runaway beef prices he said Loblaws offered Friday shop pers beef tenderloin at $399 pound instead of the regular $708 and ribeye steak for $299 pound down from $538 The beef is rangefed Australian and New Zealand stock ten derized wth papaya juice for the Canadian market which usually favors more tender meat TIME TO START PLANNING YOUR GARAGESALE Wed like to make it easy for you to place an ad in the Classified ad vertising section of The Examiner to make sure more people will know about your sole Use this handy order form to get your ad started on time or give us call Well help you word your ad for maximum results Helpful hints for having successful yard garage or porch sale CLIP AND SAVE DESCRIPTION PRICE the little giant do for you Name Address City Postal Codi Phene To ensure the success of your garage sale use Classified Ad Youll be surprised what they can Pricing displays IEEIIEIIIEI 24 words minimum per ad for as low as $216 per insertion Tips for Successful Sale What to sell Simply stated anyttrng that stitl has usability and some value is good Garage Sale item 50 first you must go through the storage areas of your basement attic or garage and determine what has sales potential Make list as you go YOu shouid find such things as garden tools old furnllure good clothing lays musical inslro menlu sewing machines and the like You may be surprised at how many articles you will have Advertising Orvmisty lhc bist waiy lo advertsue your tie is the Classified Advertising seClion of your iiiws paper These ads are read avidly by people lootu mg for bargams You can keep your ad fairly short and still eltoctiva by Categories such as TUInIIuL clothes toys antioueS on Of course you will went to use strategically placed signs in the neighborhood in supermarkets laundro rnals Lirber shops and schools but check local ordinances lIrsI Spread the word by mouth also you will find that news will travel last Everything must be priced to save both you and the customer valuable time Slerl by listing all items by category on an inventow sheet An tloues tor example should be listed separately from other items Clothing should be priced at approxImaIely oneeighth the original cost Any clothing to to to years old may have noelafgic appeal and can be priced slightly higher it mom even be placed in the antiques category Electri cel appliances that work should hrlnq onetourin the original cost Mast prices on most articles will be influenced by condition at the items goodlooking item can carry good price Double Sale Many people have found It worrhwhite to com bine their Garage Sale with that at friend or neighbor for neighborhood sales This saves mowy on costs at advertising and provides helping hand in arranging ilems pricing therr dealing with customers besides provding wel come ccmnantohship Another Imporlenl advan lage is more Impressive array of merchandise Length of sale MOSI productive sales are fh use that run of least three days The logical start of sale would be Friday This gives you the entire weekend in which to conduct your business After day or two the word valI get around and supplement your advertismg etlors Alter the most attractive items are gone you may wish to reconsider and change the prices on those articles which have been slow to move OneAday sales may be profit able tor the experieoced Garage Sale promoters but in the beginner caSe many things can go wrong such as rainy day and you may have l0 advertise allover agarn Setting up your safe The few days before your safe naturally you will be concerned with selection and pricing but there are some other imparlant prelimrnary steps You Will need change so gel to the bank and gel plenty of small bills and varioussue coins Set up headquarlers table conveniently located for your CUrIOlneS and from where you can supervise the operaton Here you will keep your chance your adding machine your Invenlo ry lists Always have someone in attendance You also may want to install hat and coat rack and mmar for the use at those who may want to fry on qaiments Arrange sale items in neat rows and allow plenty of walking room between Dont hesitate to ask for advice Our Classified Advertising department is always ready lo advise you on your Garage Sale When you advertise it ask tor help from one of our Ad visors so that yOur rncssage will have maximum impact And good luck moses 05301qu MirWi wax um s2 Nixon attends game Former President Richard Nixon waves to the fans at Anaheim Calif Stadium on the weekend prior to the start of the game between the California Angels and Chicago White Sox In Anaheim Scores of happy fans gathered around Nixon after the game to get Is autograph and wish him well The Angels defeated the White Sox 73 AP Photo Robin keeps cool Robin McBride I9 may have been rushing the season little on the weekend as she donned her summer beach clothes and took barefoot stroll through downtown Toronto with her dog Sandy CP Photo 4lt

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