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Page 30, Whtby FmoeProsa, Wecfrisday. June 28, 1995 Whitby Free Press - 668-611il Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 arn to 5:00 pm Fax 668-0594 1'* TOWNSEND, JOHN EDWIN JACK), in loving memory of my b rother who passed away one year ago today. May the winds of love blow gentlyand whisper softly so you hear ofhow I love and miss you and wish that you were here. Sadly missed, Dorothy. N RECYCLINGj CONSERVES NATURAL RESOURCES, HELPS * IMPROVE THE i iENVIRONMENT AND *CREATESNEW JOBS. SCHARF - AUDREY ADELINE. Suddenly but peaoefully on Monday June 26, 1995 at Communi ty Nursing Home, Pickering. Beloved wife 0f the late Gordon A. Scharf. Loving mother of Diana Lynne and her husband Chares W. Smith and Curtis H. Scharf and his wife Gloria. Dear grandmother of Michael, Debbie, Donny, Dwayne, Gordie, Shelley, Jimmy Brian and David, and grat-grndmoth.er of Matthew a n dNatha The famity received friends at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Otd Kingston Road (Pickering Village) Ajax, 905-428-8488. Funerall ervice was in the chapel on Wednesday, June 28 at il :OSam. Cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to the Lung Association wouîd be appreciated by the famity. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JUNE 30 at 5:3Opm 3 mites east of Little Bnitain on County Road 4 The estate oÏfthe late LIZZIE FRASER of Sunderland Reproduction oak bow front china cabinet, reproduction oak pedestal table, reproduction 4 matching press back chairs, floral Colonià chesterfield & chair, drop front secretary, Trenvac Vacuum <only 1 month old), wicker femrstand, 4 pc. modem bedroom suite, apartment size freezer rose coloured reclining chair, GE ý6 in. colour TV, hand made quilts, pine coffee & end tables, table& floor lamps, qty. silverware, cups, saucers china, glass & househol'd items, ail above item s in excellent condition, also consigned tools the property of the late JEOFFREY B ROYN of Dunsford, Beaka mig welder, Lincoln 180 arc welder Snap On tool box, accetycene torches & cart, qty.d Sna p On sockets & rachets, welding clarnps, electric drills, tap & die sets, qty. mechanical tools, automotive manuals 1 940's-50-60-70 &80's, also consigned Sandstone kiln& qty. hand painted plates jewellery & related items newwýhite 18 cu. ft. refrigerator à matching 30 in. electnic stove, Heming 8h p iding lawnmower, M.F. no. 10 baler, plus a qty. china, glass* & collectable items. DON & GREG CORNEIL AUCTIONEERS RR#1 Ltte Britain 705-786-2183 KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS - every Wednesda *et 6:30m located #2699 Jrock Rd. Pickering, 3 miles north of hwy. #401 (take exit #399). Featunng every Wed. an excellent selection 0fatques, fine fumishings glass china, collectables, primitivàs, and other unusuals. So join us every Wed. and, participate in one '0f Ontaios 'true" auctions with no buy-backs or reserves. Terms: cash, cheque (wtith proper I.D.) or Visa. Previews from 1: OOpm "eConsignment & Estate sellin our specia[ty." Caîl us today - ahn Auction Services 905-683-0041. Advertising Program you can reach 1.3 million readers in 184 publications for $380. Or reach a region of the province. Ask you local newspaper representa- KUNZ, GEORGE COENRAAD at St. Joseph's Health Centre, Sarnia on Saturday, June 24, 1995, Mr. Kunz age 63 of Oshawa, formerly of Sarnia. Mr. Kunz was a tong-time ernployee of Ontario Hydro. Loving father of Edwin Kunz and his wife Jackie of Montreal, Miriam and her husband Paul Kleber of Corunna and Andrew Kunz and his wife Lisa of Oshawa. Dear grandfather of Kevin Kunz, Date, Benjamin, Wade Kleber, Adam and Ian Kunz. Dear brother of George G. Kunz of the Netherlands and Emil Kunz of the Nethertands. Predeceased by his parentsJacobus and Maria Kunz. A mnemoriat service wilI be held on Friday, June 30, 1995 at 1:00pm from Smith Funeral Home, 1576 London Road (Hwy 7) Sarnia. Cremation has taken place. Friends wilt be received at the funeral home frorn 12:3Opm until service time at 1 .OOpm.' Sympathy through donations to the Chanity of your choice would be appreciated by the famuly. Court File No. 39605 ONTARIO COURT (GENERAL DIVISION) IN THE MATTER 0F the Estate of William Angus Watson, late of the Town of Whitby, in the Reglonal Municipality of Durham, deceased. THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE MONDAY, THE i2TH DAY 0F W.B. LANE JUNE, A.D. 1995 ORflER A MOTION FOR THIS ORDER has been made by Robert Edward McKinlay. From an affidavit made by Robert Edward Mcinlay that has been filed, it appears that you may have a prior right to be appointed Estate Trustee Without a WiIl in the deceased's estate and that Robert Edward McKinîay is applying for a Certiicate of Appointment as Estate Trustee Without a Wil, that you are a person with a financial interest in the .Estate and that your consent to the appointment is being sought. 1. THIS COURT ORDERS THAT you file an Application for a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee Without a Will in the Court Office within 30 days after this Order is served on you. 2. THIS COURT ORDERS THAT if you do not do so within that time you shaîl be deemed to have renounced your right to be appointed. 3.THIS COURT ORDERS THAT if you oppose Robert McKinlay's appointment as Estate Trustee, you must file a Notice of Objection to Apýpointment'of Estate Trustee in the form set out in form 74.38 of the Rules of Civil Procedure in the Court Office withtn 30 days after this Order is served on you. 4. THIS COURT ORDERS THAT if you do not do so within that time, you shaîl be deemned to have consented to Robert Edward McKinlay's appointment. 5.THIS COURT ORDERS THAT this order shaîl be published on two occasions in two consecutive weeks in a newspaper having general -circulation in the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham. 6.THIS COURT ORDERS THAT you shal be deemed to have been served on the date of the second publication of this Order. "W.B. LANE" TO: The Next of Kin of William Angus Watson, late of the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, deceased. The Ministry of Natural Resources will once again place baits for foxes in greenbeît areas and ravines between Hamilton and Oshawa. Both programs will run from July 4 until Sept. 1. For the fox vaccine-hait prograrn, the northern boundary from Pickering to Oshawa is Taunton Road. MNR staff and volunteers will be placing 40,000 chicken/cod baits containing rabies vaccine in ravines and near fox dens. Each bait camnes a label that reads, <Rabies vaccine, do not eat.' MNR is akIdng the public not to touch the baits. The vaccine is flot harrnful to humans -or to pets and other animals. However, it will not protect other animais from rabies. Pet owners should ensure that their pets are properly vaccinated against rabies. 'VOBITUARIES ' DONALD GORDON Donald Alexander. Gordon of 1021 King St., Whitby died on June 9, 1995 at Whitby General Hospital. He was 79. He was born in Oshawa on March 6, 1916, son of John and Nancy (Sturgess) Gordon. Ho worked at General Motors for 34 years before retiring in 1975. A World War il veteran, he was a member of the Royal Canadien Legion Branch 112. Ho is survived by bis wife Viola daughters Donna Hender- son, biana Stride, Deborah Gor- don, grandchildren Kirn, Tracy, Marianne and Michael, four great-grandchildren and sister Bernice Clark. He was predeceased by brother William. 'The fumeral service was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on June 13, Rev. Jîm Tiller officiating. Cremation. Interment at Groveside Cerne- tery. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust " F'amily Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markers a Cenietery Lettering -e Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 66.9-3552 After Hours 668-4460 or 721-9882 Home appointinerits gladly arranged RUSS LOCKING measures ujp a waste management vehicle competing in a truck-dnving rodeo jointly held by the Solid Waste Association of Norh America and the Ontario Waste Management Association, at Iroquois Park June 3. More than 50 velucles from ail over Ontario were in competition in varlous classes,- and a noon lu ncheon the same day raised $1 ,000 for Whitby General Hospital. Photo by Peter Nilas, V*bîtby Free Press Vaccine-bait for fioxes soon underway Truck rodeo