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Offices Mon. to Fri. 8:30 to GANANOQUE NAPANEE PICTON PRIVATE PARTY 5:00 Want Ads 382-4724 The Whig -Standard IED 3 lines 3 days $3 For details Phone 546-3211 PAGE 26 KINGSTON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1982 Births, Deaths, Memorials 546-3211 100 Births, 100 Births GOODFELLOW Rick and Cathy Goodfellow thank God for the safe artheir first born, a bouncing baby boy, weighIng 10 9 ozs. Proud grandparents for the first time are Bud and Joanne Goodfellow of Tichborne for the third time Ed and Georgie McFadgen of Parry Sound. GRAHAM Katherine (nee Hamilton) and Andrew are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Katherine LindHamilton Graham, in Kingston on February 23, Thank Dr.

Clifford Meyer and the staff of Connell Vi and VIt. LOVE Steven and Carolyn of Lyndhurst are lighted to announce thee birth of first child, a daughter, Kristen Victoria, born at Kingston General Hospital on February 25, 1982 at 2:19 p.m., weighing 7 ozs. Proud grandparents "are Hubert and Pauline Mainse, Seeleys Bay and great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs: Paul Detlor of Enterprise. Special.

Thanks to Dr. C. R. Meyer and staff. NIELSEN Ole and Kathy are extremely pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Janet Katherine Mary, on February 25, 1982.

An 8 oz. sister for big brother Steve. PERRAULT Laverne and Colleen are happy to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, 7 14 Deborah Ann Elleen, on February 22, 1982 in Grace Hospital, Calgary. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Kelly, Chapeau, Quebec; and Mrs. Ann Perrault, Enterprise. TUCKER Terry and Nancy are very happy to announc God's gift of a son, Ian Paul, born February 22, 1982, weighing 8 Ibs. Our thanks Bob West for a relaxed delivery and special appreciation to Auntie Val for holding the fort back home. WATSON Ron and Pam are thrilled to announce the birth of their son, Jason Charles, on February 20, 1982, weighing 10 4 ozs.

A brother for Ryan. Proud grandparents are Betty and Mel Watson and Frank and Eunice Carter. Deaths and funerals Lanson Banks BATTERSEA Lanson Banks, 70, of Battersea, who died recently at his residence following a brief illness, was buried at Sandhill Cemetery. -He was born at Killerville, a hamlet on the outskirts of this village, a son of the late John Banks and his wife, Lana Ellen, who survives, and had spent his lifetime in the immediate area. A carpenter and general contractor, he retired seven years ago.

He leaves his second wife, the former Violet five sons, Eldon Banks, Kingston; Elwood, Montreal; Dale, Battersea; Earl, Nanaimo, B.C., and Jim Banks, at home, and four daughters, Mrs. Shirley Watson, Odessa; Mrs. Sylvia Foxton, Sydernham; Mrs. Elaine Dickson, Kingston; Linda Banks, at home, and his mother, Mrs. Lana Ellen Banks of Lyndhurst.

-Additional survivors are six. brothers, Vince Banks, Ottawa; Kenneth, England; Henry, Toronto; Franz, Lyndhurst; Edward, Napanee; Albert Kingston; and two sisters, Mrs. Viola Kincaid, Kingston; and Mrs. Zeta Cawley of -New York, besides several grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first wife, the former Flossie Williams; a son, Edwin Banks; a grandson, Michael Watson, and several brothers and sisters.

Pallbearers were William Lake, John Clark, Gordon Stoness, Reuben Bennett, Bob Patton and John Freeman. Jekabs Stradnieks Jekabs Stradnieks, 69, of 31 Hamilton who died recently at Hotel Dieu Hospital following a short illness, was buried at Cataraqui Cemetery. He was born at. Upesgriwas, Latvia, but had been a Kingston resident for 26 years. A former carpenter, he retired four years ago.

He leaves a friend, Birthe Johansen. Captain Robert Cole of the Salvation Army Citadel officiated at a funeral service. Pallbearers were Oscar Lau, Edward Jasvins, Jim Kidd, Edtmun Jasvins, Helmuth Johansen and Stefan Ziomkiewicz. Buelah Code Buelah Jane Code, 71, of Kingston, who died regently at Kingston Gen- The Whin- Standard Classified Advertising 546-3211 103 Engagements WILSON BRITTON Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Wilson Jr. of Kingston, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Laurie Jean to Douglas Frank Britton, the only son Mrs. Fay Britton of Kingston. 112 In Memoriam BROWN Gordon James, CD RCNVR RCN, a dear 'Unk' who passed away February 27, 1981. Just a prayer from those who loved you, Precious memories fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever, Because we thought the world of you.

-Lovingly remembered by Ray, Trina, David and Kyra. BROWN In loving memory of Gordon James Brown, who passed away February 27, 1981. God's greatest gift, remembrance. -Remembered always, BIll, Frankie and Sherry. BROWN In loving memory of beloved godfather, Gordon James Brown, who passed away February 27, 1981.

Love is eternal. -Missed by his godson Bob. BROWN In loving memory of our beloved uncle, Gordon James, who passed away February 27, 1981. Loving you always, forgetting you never. -Debbie and Peter.

BROWN In loving memory of my beloved uncle, Gordon James, who passed away February 27, 1981. Till wen again. -Remembered always Kristie and Don. BROWN In loving memory of my dear brother, Gordon James Brown, PIFC3A, RCN, who passed away February 27, 1981. He left me quietly, His thoughts unknown, But he left a memory, I am proud to own.

So treausre him Lord, In Your garden of rest, For when on earth, He was one of the best. -Sadly missed by his sister, Maria. CARD In loving of a dear aunt, Madeline, who passed away February 28, No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have loved can tell, The grief we bear in silencethe one we loved so well. -Sadly missed by Laurie, J. W.

and Donna. CHURCH In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother, Mrs. Jessie Church, who passed away February 27, 1979. Memories are cherished thoughts, Kept deep within our hearts. Memories are what is left, When loved ones must depart.

Memories can bring a smile, Laughter and a tear, That's why magic memories, Mothese Will keep you ever near. -Her family. COOLEY In loving memory of a dear son, Donald, who passed away February 27, 1971. -Sadly missed and always remembered by Mom, Dad, sister and brother. DAYBELL In loving memory of my dear wife, Doris Elizabeth, who passed away February 28, 1978.

God saw you getting tired When a cure was not to be, So He closed His arms around And whispered, 'Come to Me'. You didn't deserve what you went through, And so He gave you rest, God's garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best. -Dearly loved and never forgotten by husband, Richard. ESFORD In loving memory of Florence (Arneil), a dear other and Granny, passed away February 29, 1976. -Always remembered by daughter-In-law Gloria and grandchildren Cathy, Janice and John.

GRANT In loving memory of a dear father, Hawley, who passed away February 27, 1981. -Sadly missed but always thought of by daughter Lois, son-in-law Leland. LIPSETT In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John Bertram (Bert) Lipsett, who passed away suddenly, February 27, 1949. At rest. -Remembered by wife, Edna and daughter, Doreen.

REES In loving memory of our dear sister, Rita, who passed away February 28, 1980. -Always remembered by her sisters and brothers. 116 Cards Of Thanks McMULLEN I wish to take this opportunity to express my thanks and appreciation to my friends and relatives for their acts of kindness to me and my family while I a patient in the Hotel Dieu Hospital and since returning home. Special Thanks to Hooper and all the nurses on Johnson VII. Thank you all.

-Sharon McMullen. 116 Cards Of Thanks ROGERS The family of the late Maude Rogers wishes to express their sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and bors for floral tributes, cards, visits and other of kindness during the loss of a dear sister-in-law and aunt. Many thanks to the Napanee Standard Church for their lovely floral tribute, also many thanks to Rev. R. Gamble, Mrs.

McQuaig and pallbearers. Many thanks to the Village Green Nursing Home, Selby, for the wonderful care and love they gave to dear Maude. Many thanks to the Wartman Funeral Home for their thoughtfulness and service. May God bless one and all for the acts of kindness at this time. -The Rogers Family.

131 Social FRIENDS, relatives and acquaintances of Mrs. Stanley Knox (Mildred) are invited to a tea in honor of her 80th Birthday on Saturday, March 6, 1982 from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m., in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall, corner of Princess and Clergy Streets, Kingston, Ontar10. Best wishes only please. 132 Coming Events 'WALK Thru the Bible' Seminar, Bay Park Baptist Church, Saturday, March 6, 9 a.m.

6 p.m. Cost $20 $45. For further information phone 389-2920. Sponsored by Kingston Pastors Fellowship. ABC Charters to and from London and Prestwick, beginning March 29 (outbound).

Great prices, hurry for best choice! Bring the folks over to Canada this year. Laurentian Tour Travel, 544- 1116. ACROSS Canada Charters! Sample fares Toronto-Calgary, $229; Edmonton, $229; Vancouver, $299; Winnipeg, $179; St. John's, $239; standby, $199. There are several classifications to these destinations (except standby).

Book early, space goes fast. Laurentian Tour Travel, 87 Queen, 544-1116. ALL REQUEST monthly hymn-sing with joyous choir and Canada's largest theatre pipe organ, Sunday, February 28, 7 p.m. Church of the Redeemer, Kirkpatrick Street. All welcome.

Refreshments. BINGO, Queen Elizabeth High School, Kirkpatrick Street, Wednesday, March 3, 7:15 p.m. Four Early Bird, 14 regular, five special, jackpot Future games March 10, 17 and 31. BUFFET and Dance, Old Dairy, Sydenham, Saturday, February 27. Music by Red Rose Express.

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Basketball. Proceeds for a time clock and equipment. Open dance. Everyone welcome. Dancing 9-1.

Tickets $12 per couple. For reservations call 376- 3209 or 374-2638. CANADIAN Ranch holidays! A vacation with a difference, in the Canadian west high country (Rockies Foothills). See the most beautiful scenery in all the world. You can stay at a real working ranch, take part in the activities or be on your own with a car and come back to the ranch at night.

The ranch will even provide you with a box lunch. Delicious heaping home cooked meals all included. Horseback riding, speedboats, swimming, tennis and guided hikes. Some holidays even include escorted jeep trek into the mountains and a tour to the Columbia Ice Fields. Laurentian Tour Travel, 87 Queen, 544-1116.

CFMK Jamboree live taping of Shilo, Saturday, March 6, at the Colonnade Ballroom, Joyceville. For reservations, 542-6411. DANCE, Saturday, February 27, The Colonnade Ballroom, Joyceville. Music by Country Road. Midnight smorgasbord.

Admission $14 per couple. For reservations, 542-6411. 132 Coming Events FAIRMOUNT Home. Auxiliary will hold their monthly meeting March 2, 1:15 p.m. Note change of time.

FULL Gospel Business Men's Breakfast, Saturday, March 6, 1982, 8:30 a.m. Speaker: Glen Stephens. He is a former salesman, rock and roll musician. Presently he is a school teacher. Glen has tried ESP, Yoga, various occults.

Eight years ago he found the true purpose of man. All teachers welcome. Reservations please, 1-382-3234, 1-382- 3275. $3.50. HOLLAND (Michigan) Tulip Festival leaving May 10 and 13, with Trentway Tours.

Enjoy Windmill Island, Wooden Shoe Factory, The Tulip Farm, Dutch Village and reserved seat for the parade. Price $245. Laurentian Tour and Travel, 544-1116. HOUSEBOAT Holidays, Muskoka Kawartha Lakes. Craft sleeps six.

Cruise, lay off the shore at an isolated cove for fishing or run your craft gently upon the beach. Make up several couples or take the whole family. The low cost will suprise you. Laurentian Tour Travel, 87 Queen, 544- 1116. JOIN Kingston and area Seniors For The Washington Cherry Blossom Festival, April 1 5, 1982.

Only $339 per person twin includes -pick up and return transportation by deluxe highway coach from Kingston -four nights excellent accommodation -reserved seat for Cherry Blossom Parade -tours of Corning Glass Factory, Battlefields of Gettysburg, City of Washington -two lunches, three breakfasts, three dinners including in Washington -all baggage handing and gratuities and taxes -completely escorted and much more. For more information and reservations contact: Carol at the Kingston Senior Citizens Council at 548-7810. Brought to you by The Seniors Choice I'm Proud To Be Me Travel 1-800-268-6609. KINGSTON Youth Orchestra in concert with Queen's University Clarinet Choir, Monday, March 8, 8 p.m., Grand Theatre. Tickets $2.50 adults, $1 children from orchestra members and Grand Theatre box office.

MEDICAL Insurance Protect yourself and family against the high cost of medical expenses from accident and sickness while on a vacation or business trip outside your province of principle residence. Unlimited protection, family rate available, pre-existing conditions covered. Dailey Travel, downtown 544- 5755 or township 384-1333. NEWFOUNDLAND and Maritimes with Trentway (19 days) now booking. Two departures in June then weekly from July 3 September 4.

Laurentian Tour and Travel, 544- 1116. QUEBEC City Getaways all summer long. Stay a night, a weekend or a week. From Kingston $172 (weekend). Laurentian Tour Travel, 544- 1116.

QUEEN'S Alumni Kingston Branch Wine and Cheese Festival, Friday, March 12 at Agnes Etherington Art Centre, 7 p.m. $7 per person. All Queen's Alumni and friends welcome. ST. GEORGE'S Cathedral.

Lenten Series: 1982. The Law of God and The Law of Man. Mr. Michael Levison, Religious Leader, Congregation lyr Ha-melech (Kingston Reformed Synagogue) will speak on 'The Law God Gave the Hebrews'. Sunday, February 28, 8 p.m.

St. George's Hall. Wellington Street entrance. 132 Coming Events THE Women's Progressive Conservative Association of Kingston and the Islands will hold their Annual Meeting and election of officers on Monday, March 1 in St. Paul's Church Hall, Montreal and Queen Streets, at 2 p.m.

Guest speaker is Mrs. Glenda Fraser. welcome. 133 At Home Helen and Stephen invite friends and neighbors to a reception on the occasion of the 25th Wedding Anniversary of their parents Donald and Catherine Cutts, on Sunday, February 28, 1982, 2-4 p.m., in St. Luke's Church Hall, 236 Nelson Street, Kingston.

Best wishes only please. The children of Eugene and Jean Sagriff of Wilton, wish to invite their friends, neighbors and relatives to join with them in celebrating their parents' 40th Wedding Anniversary, on Sunday, March 7, 1982, from 4:30 p.m., at Emmanuel United Church Hall, Odessa. Best wishes only please. 144 Personals SINGLE UNATTACHED? Meet at "OUR PLACE" 474 Bath Road Wednesday, Thursday and Sundays DINING AND DANCING Dress code enforced 389-8378 dy TE ANYONE knowing the whereabous of Joyce Flewelling please contact Lyn Renaud at Children's Aid Society, 542-7351. DRIVER of Red Trans Am who saw the accident at Johnson and Frontenoc on February 2 at 6:30, coll Warren at 546-0194.

IF you want to drink that's your business. If YOU want to stop coll Alcoholics Anonymous, 546-9010. INTELLIGENT, considerate, attroctive gent seeks similar, unselfish female, late 30's, with post secondarv education or training, capable of sharing lite's little problems and good times Write Box L-977, WhigStandard PARENTAL Stress Services. Losing your cool with your kids? For confidential help from another concerned porent 544-7952 anytime. We care.

PORTRAITS have your portroit done by a professional artist from sitting or photograph. Call 546-0908. THANKS to St. Jude for all favors recelved. Publication promised.

D. D. THANKS 10 St. Jude for favor granted. Publication promised.

M.M. TROUBLED, lonely, in despair, don't know where to turn? Call us. in confidence. for a friendly, listening eor, Community Help Line 544- 1234, daily, 7 p.m. -11 p.m.

UN UNATTACHED? LOOKING for a compatible componIon? Call Prestige Introduction Bureau Kingston's only introduction service. The Bureau is personally and intelligently run. It has brought many couples together successtully over the last five years. Give it a try. 544-4776.

VITAL, Intelligent girl, 29, with oesthetic Interests, seeks ongoing relationship with single, compatible male. Write Box V-827, Whig- Standord. WITNESS WOULD the logger or motorist who witnessed the car accident at the corner of Johnson and Victoria Street, on Thursday, February 25, at 3:10 p.m., please phone 389-4601. WOULD like to meet broad minded couples. Write to Box B-923 Whig Standard.

Classified Advertising 546-3211 146 Business Personals 100 Births WOODCOCK Dan and Sandra (nee Raymond) are pleased to announce the arrival of a son, Troy Daniel James William, on February 23, 1982, at 3:23 p.m. Grandparents are William and Helen Woodcock of Kingston and Albert and Mary Raymond of RR 1, Tichborne. Special Thanks to Mother and the Connell staff at Kingston General Hospital. 101 Chosen Children BROEDERS Ted and Jackie (nee O'Shea) are pleased to announce the arrival of Laura Anne Amelia, born January 1982, weighing 5 5 ozs. Grandparents are Jack and Irma O'Shea and Joanna M.

Broeders and great-grandmother, Laura O'Shea. 108 Deaths McCUAIG, Margaret S. At Providence Manor, Kingston, on Thursday, February 25, 1982, Margaret S. Stewart, beloved wife of the late Dr. C.

Homer McCuaig, dear mother of Donald Wallace McCuaig, Renfrew; and Mrs. J. A. Milliken (Peggy), Kingston; sister of Elsa Stewart, Packenham; and Wallace Stewart, Renfrew; and the late Winona Stewart and the late William Stewart, grandmother of Peter Milliken, Mrs. Ann Campbell, Bill Milliken, Mrs.

Cathy Mcliquham, Amanda, Elizabeth and Christie Milliken, Bill, Duncan and Allison McCuaig. Resting at the Robert J. Reid Sons Funeral Home, corner of Barrie and Johnson Streets. Funeral Service will be held in Chalmers United Church, on Monday, March 1, at 11 a.m. Cremation and ment at Cataraqui Cemetery.

Donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation or Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. Friends will be received at the Funeral Home on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. RESCORLA, Paul Jr. Accidentally on Wednesday, February 24, 1982, Paul Rescorla beloved son of Paul and Betty Rescorla, dear brother of Tricia, loving grandson of Ernest and Gladys Morehouse of Alberta; and Mrs. Zena the late Harold Rescorla of Wolfe Island.

Resting at the don F. Tompkins Funeral Residence, Colborne Street (at Clergy), Saturday morning between, the 11:30 12:30. Service in the Chapel at 12:30 p.m. Interment Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Wolfe Island. IN THE CARE OF GORDON F.

TOMPKINS FUNERAL RESIDENCE. eral Hospital following a sbort illness, was buried at Cataraqui Cemetery. She was born at Glenvale, a daughter of the late Joseph Hawkey and his wife, Grace, and had spent her lifetime in the immediate area. Mrs. Code attended the Free Methodist Church.

She leaves several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Code was predeceased by her husband, Inspector William I. Code, who for many years was a member of the Kingston police department. Pallbearers were Kingston policeman Ronald Haunts, Wilf Kealey, E.W.

Luker, Michael Breen, Earl McCullough and Edward Brash. Emma McCullagh Kingston nonagenarian Emma (Lora) McCullagh, 95, who died recently at Rideaucrest Home for the Aged following an illness of several months, was buried at Thompsonhill Cemetery in Renfrew. She was born at Killaloe, a daughter of the late William Becker and his wife, the former Wilhelmina Zumach, but had been a Kingston resident for approximately 10 years. Previously, she lived in Renfrew and Ottawa. Mrs.

McCullagh attended the Baptist Church and as a younger woman sang in choirs at both Renfrew and Killaloe. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Stewart (Gertrude) Duff, Kingston; three grandchildren, Mrs. Barry (Linda) Sample, London; Richard Duff and Allan Duff, both of Kingston, and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harold (Muriel) Lora, North Bay, Additional survivors are a sister, Helen Becker, Grand Rapids, a brother, Fred Becker, Gull Lake, and six great grandchildren.

She was predeceased by two husbands, Herman Lora and Thomas McCullagh; a son, Harold Lora, and seven brothers and sisters. Ella May Emmons DESERONTO Ella May Nellie Emmons, 88, who died recently at the Quinte Beach Nursing Home following a lengthy illness, was buried at Yarker Cemetery. She was born in Portland Township, a daughter of the late Thomas Mills and his wife, the former Willa Wood, but had been a Kingston and Yarker resident for some years. Mrs. Emmons attended Enterprise Free Methodist Church.

She leaves a son, Stewart Lambert; a sister, Mrs. Effie Laraby, RR 2, Odessa; and two brothers, Alfred Mills, Gananoque; Oakley Mills, Odessa, Another sister, Mrs. Myrtle Hutchins, predeceased her. $25 BONUS PACK WHIG-Standard subscribers, joining or renewing their newspaper through the 'Office-Paid Plan' during 'February for one full year at $93.60, will receive 0 bonus gift pack worth $25. This pack contains valuable food, toiletries, household Items and discount coupons.

Call Whig-Standard. Circulation, at 5000. to be returned from Florida. AUTOS, Gas paid plus bonus for cars returned April. Also cars all points Western Conada.

Toronto Driveway Service, 1-416-226-4616. ENJOY life. Change your bad habits into good habits. George Bonadio. 1-315-782- 6664.

Afternoons, evenings including Saturdays. $60. GO WEST CARS available, gOs allowance. Goodwill Motors, 624 Princess, 544- 4304. PROFESSIONAL clairvovant, Jean Whattam, will be at Howard Johnson's Confederation Place Hotel, Kingston, March 1, 02 and 3.

Readings, by advance appointment only, may be arranged by calling 1-(613)- 476-5771. RANI 'Fortune Teller'- Psychic Clairvoyant. Gifted Indian spiritual reader and advisor. Help on all problems of Life. 352-7239.

SAVE ON WEDDING COMPLETE package including photography with 72 pictures in album, invitations, reply cards, serviettes, matches, etc. and disc lockey ser. vice. All for $450. All services available separately.

Call anytime. 389- 6182. SMALL business looking for first mortgage funding. Terms negotiabie. 544-4776.

SPRING time is almost here. My products for homes and gardens save money and time. Fully guaranteed. Call Dan at 549-4945 for demonstration. Tea Cup Readings PALM CARDS YOUR HOME ONLY I Cannot do readings at my home Do not class me with other advisors.

My vision mind will convince you of my ability. guarantee success where all others fall. Private Confidential 549-7995 150 Winter Recreation COUNTRY sleigh rides. skating. cross-country skiing, lunches and party room.

Westbrook area. 389 6242, 389-5580. HORSE sleigh rides and hay rides. Further information, 385- 2923. MYLES Acres, cross-country skling, sleigh rides.

party facilities. 548- 4170. SCHOOL BREAK SKIING THREE bedroom chalet, Mont Trembiant, Quebec, March 21-77 inclusive, complete with fireplace. quiet family, $600. Phone 546-0920 after 5 p.m.

152 Lost FEMALE Siamese cat, escaped restdencce on Churchill Street. Child's pet. If found call 542-7552. Reward. SYDENHAM, man's brown leather gloves.

Please leave at Post Office. THREE-color female cat, vicinity of Streets. 549-4975. 156 Found CHILD'S glasses. brown frames.

brand new, found at the Queen's gymnasium. Phone 372-2026. 172 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESC TATE OF JOHN MONTGOMERY INGLES KELLY (also known as John Joseph Kelly) late of the City of Kingston, gentleman, retired, deceased. ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of JOHN MONT. GOMERY INGLES KELLY, (also known as John Joseph Kelly) late of the City of Kingston, In the County of Frontenoc, who died on or about the 12th day of January, 1982.

ore hereby notified to send to the undersigned Solicitor for the executrix on or be fore the 6th day of March, 1982, full particulars of their claims. Immedi ately after the said 6th day of March, 1982, the Estate will be distributed. with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have notice. DATED AT Kingston, Ontario, this 8th day of February, A.D. 1982, GERALDINE R.

TEPPER, Barrister and Sollcitor, 461 Princess Street, Kingston, Ontario, K7L 4Y8 SOLICITOR FOR THE EXECUTRIX 6-27 MASTERS, Thomas At Providence Manor, on Friday, February 26, 1982, Thomas Masters, beloved husband of Jennie Rollow, dear father of Mrs. Victor Hawkins (Ethel), Kingston; Mrs. Leo Ratz (Margaret), London; Mrs. Joseph Laurie (Kay), Oshawa; Edward (Ed), Kingston; and the late Steven, also survived by 17 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Resting at the Gordon F.

Tompkins Funeral Residence, 49 Colborne Street (at Clergy) from Sunday afternoon. Service in the Chapel Tuesday, March 2 at 1:30 p.m. Legion No. 560 will assemble at the Funeral. Home for service Monday evening at 7 o'clock.

Friends will be recelved Sunday and Monday between the hours of 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. IN THE CARE OF THE GORDON F. TOMP. KINS FUNERAL RESIDENCE. TOPPING, Henry David Suddenly at the Brockville General Hospital on Friday, February 26, 1982, Henry Topping of Mapleview Lodge, Athens, Ontario, formerly of Lyndhurst, in his 89th year, of the late John and Sarah Topping.

Friends will be received at the Scotland Funeral Home, Elgin, from this evening 7-9 o'clock until Sunday, February 28 where Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Grant Richardson officlating. Interment Halladay Cemetery, Elgin. 124 Memorial Gifts KINGSTON MONUMENTS 1041 SYDENHAM ROAD Across from Cataraqui Cemetery Gates 548-7669 If busy 548-7100 OPEN 8 to 5 DAILY.

546-9268 Anytime. 128 Florists Pam's Flower Garden 793 Princess Street 549-8160 After hours 389-2070 Flowers for all occasions Stones Flowers Since 1934 FLOWERS COMFORT Especially ours 544-1208, after hours 548-3552 The Flower Shop FTD 724 1 Bath Road 384-3940 (after hours 384-1245) Expert sympathy designs 1176 Tehders TENDER FOR SERVICE AND SUPPLIES The Frontenac County Board of Education Sealed tenders, clearly marked to content, will be received by the un. designed up to 12:00 noon (EST), Tuesday, March 16th, 1982, for the following: (1) Plumbing and Heating Service (2) Pest Control Service (3) Paint Products and tender forms may be obtained from the Purchasing Specifications, Administration Office, 220 Portsmouth Avenue, Kingston. The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. R.

M. Sinclair, B. Supt. of Business Affairs. 6 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Raised Median and Preliminary Electrical Work CONTRACT ER-8-81-014 Sealed tenders on forms supplied by the Ministry will be received by the Regional Director until 1:30 p.m., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1982 for a raised median and preliminary electrical work on Highway 0.16 miles east of Gardiner's Road (K mart entrance).

Specifications, information to bidders, tender forms and envelopes may be obtained in person or by mail from the Regional Office, 355 Counter Street, Postal Bag 4000, Kingston, Ontario, K7L 5A3, or by telephoning T. B. Nichols, Head of Services, at (613) 544-2220. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Transportation and Communications 36-13.