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KS ~WNorth Simcoe obituaries Ralph Wallace Haughton of Midland dies in hospital Call Contact 526-9333 Hours: 9 a.m. to9 p.m. except Saturdays and Holidays by Eileen Smith "Your pain in the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding" Crises One day we received a call from a small boy who was most upset by the loss of his cat, for him this was a crisis, he felt much better after talking to us. Often legal matters such as property misuse, consumer problems, housing eviction etc. are for each caller a crisis. Family concerns, alcohol, financial, senior citizens health, accommodation, etc. are crises to the caller. Most people tend to feel that crisis is always an instant matter of life or death. All of us at sometime are naturally exposed to crises of various degrees. What may seem a small thing to those not involved, maybe to the one experiencing concern, a real crisis, for the moment at least. Contact is an information and referral centre, in the context of that broad description, we certainly handle crises. We would never wish to be known as a crisis centre however. Crisis is dealt with in the natural context of all we do. We could never define when simple information given may have avoided crises. Contact is a preventative service. If people know who to ask for or where to go for assistance, then sin- cerely use these referrals, they usually find the answers and support they need. The other side of crisis, is to trust the services and people in our area to care. None of us can create miracles, but at Contact we constantly experience satisfying results due to assistance through our many resource people, volunteers and social services. Contact is a hub where people and ser- vices often form a supportive team of assistance, it is a privilege to be that hub. We would encourage anyone under pressure not to make snap decisions before attempting to talk with someone who can objectively share their concern. People who come through the pain of struggle tend to emerge stronger and more understanding, usually ready and able to assist someone else. Only those who are sincerely willing to help themselves, can ever '"'really"' be helped. Lions Club I enjoyed being a guest speaker at the Lions Club meeting last week. Their convention in Midland April 25 to 27 which will host 600 or more is a very special event, we wish them every success. Gordon Smith MPP Will be at the Midland Civic Centre, east side entrance Wednesday April 23 from 6:30 to 8 p.m., then the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Nine babies last week Five girls and four boys 608 Manly Street, Midland on came onto the scene at St. April 17. Andrew's Hospital this past Mr. and Mrs. Clifford week. Gatehouse of R.R. 1, Victoria A baby girl was born to Harbour celebrated the Ralph Wallace Haughton of 760 Quebec Street, Midland died on Monday, April 14, at St. Andrew's Hospital. He was 48. Beloved husband of Rhoda Williams, Mr. Haughton is the dear father of Garth, Mark, Glenn, and Keith, all at home. He is the son of Raymond and Violet Haughton of Toronto, and brother of Mrs. Lorraine Cassels of Toronto and Lois (Mrs. J. Davie) of Colborne. Services were held at the A. Barrie Chapel of the James H. Lynn funeral homes, Midland, on April 16, at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Rod Barlow officiated. Cremation took place at Riverside Crematorium, Weston. Gladys |. Moreton The death occurred sud- denly on April 14 at St. Andrew's hospital, Midland, of Gladys I. Moreton (Storey), of 520 Elizabeth Street, Midland. She was 79. Mrs. Moreton is the beloved wife of Cecil F. Moreton. She leaves sisters Mrs. Mary Bassett, Mrs. Eva Jessop, Miss Olive Storey, and brother Vernon Storey. She was predeceased by sister Mrs. Ethel Firman. Services for the family were held at the A. Barrie chapel of the James H. Lynn funeral homes in Midland on Tuesday, April 45. Rev. Rod Barlow officiated. Interment will take place at Lakeview cemetery, Midland. Arthur Thomas Perry The death occurred sud- denly at St. Andrew's hospital on Wednesday, April 16, of Arthur Thomas Perry, of 453 Queen Street, Midland. A retired captain with Canada Steamship Lines, Mr. Perry is the beloved husband of Margaret Noreen Hudson, and dear father of Eleanore. He is the son of the late Mrs. Frank Wooley and the late Samuel Robert ~ Perry, dear brother of Helen (Mrs. Hartley Bell) of Edmonton, Alberta, and the late Margaret (Mrs. George Cooper). A private family service was held at the A. Barrie chapel of the James H. Lynn funeral homes on Friday, April 18. Rev. Rod Barlow officiated. Interment will be later at Lakeview Cemetery Midland. In lieu of flowers, donations to the new Midland district hospital building fund would be appreciated by the family. Bonnie Banks Bonnie Ellen Banks, 23, of 6th Street in Midland, died at her residence on February 1, 1975. She was the beloved daughter of Jack and Evelyn Banks, sister of Gail (Mrs. V. Cruise) and David Banks, both of Midland. She was the loved grand- daughter of Mrs. Nellie McMann and Mrs. Elizabeth Banks, and is _ fondly remembered by Vickie and Lisa Cruise, Jason Cruise and Jeffrey Banks. She rested at Nicholl's Funeral Home in Midland, with services held Monday, February 3. Interment was at Waverley United Cemetery, with Reverend Norman Watson officiating. G. Mcindoo Georgianna McIndoo died recently at St. Andrew's Hospital in Midland. She was 89. The beloved wife of the late William Toole of Midland Avenue, she was predeceased by a sister Bertha (Mrs. William Dunlop). Her body rested at Nicholl's Funeral Home in Midland, with funeral ser- vices held last Thursday, April 17. Interment was at Lakeview Cemetery in Midland, with Rev. Al Farthing officiating. PROTECT YOUR FURS. George Joseph Leduc George Joseph Leduc, formerly of Midland, died Saturday at the Georgian Manor in Penetanguishene. He was 77. Beloved husband of the late Ida Marie Lalonde, Mr. Leduc was the dear father of Clifford of Penetanguishene, Leonard of Oakville, Donald and Leo of Midland, and brother of Mrs. Lilian Lakie of Toronto. He will be _ lovingly remembered by 12 grand- children and two great grandchildren. Mr. Leduc was predeceased by grand- son, Paul. After resting at the Nicholls Funeral Home in Midland, funeral mass was held from St. Margaret's Church on Monday, April 21. Interment at St. Margaret's cemetery, Midland. Alice Martin Alice Martin died at her home in Penetanguishene suddenly on April 8, 1975, She was 64 years old. Born on January 19, 1911, in Penetanguishene to Prosper and Mildred Beausoleil (both deceased) she lived all her life in this area. Funeral services .were burg N.Y., Toronto, Cold- held at St. Ann's Church with water, Midland, Port Reverend V. Laurin MceNicoll, Lafontaine and presiding. Burial took place Perkinsfield. at St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene.. Mrs. Martin is survived by sons Basil and Jimmy, Pallbearers were John daughters Lucille and Asselin Sr., John Asselin Jr.,* Annette (Mrs. John Micheal, John and Tommy Desroches ) of Desroches and Vic Frappa. Penetanguishene, Muriel Out-of-town friends and (Mrs. John Asselin) of Coldwater and Gabrielle (Mrs. Vic HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU NEED? $2,000 to $25,000 relatives attending the services came from Ham- Pay off all your debts in one clean sweep and have only one small monthly payment. 'LL LEND YOU MONEY TO... e@ Pay off a mortgage e@ Combine 2 or more mortgages into 1 e Pay taxes and insurance e Consolidate overdue bills © Improve property e@ Pay off a loan company or bank e Purchase car, boat or cottage e Or for any worthwhile purpose CALL ME PERSONALLY DUANE PATFIELD 429-3615 Great Northern Credit Corp. Box 143, Collingwood, Ontario Frappa) of. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fawcett of 615 Bay Street, Midland on April 15. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Grenier of Midland Point celebrated the arrival of their daughter also on April arrival of a son on April 19. The same day, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eyans of Richard Street, Victoria Harbour. On Monday, April 21, a KEEP THEM COOL. We store all types of: e@ COATS e DRESSES e@ SUITS e SWEATERS Effective May 1the minimum Valentine Vaillancourt, all of -- Penetanguishene. Mrs. Martin is predeceased by her husband Captain Henry Hamburg N.Y., brothers Wilfred, Francis. and Julien of Penetanguishene, Arthur of R.R. 2, Midland, sisters Mrs. Eva Butson of Midland, Martin. . There are 10 Mrs. Lorrette Beauchamps, grandchildren also sur- Mrs. Alma Scott, Mrs. viving. Did you have your picture in the Paper ? ¥ REPRINTS AVAILABLE 5" X F ddd $1.00 8" x 10" $1.50. (plus 5% sales tax) PAYABLE IN ADVANCE MIDLAND TIMES 289 KING ST. ELMVALE LANCE 15 QUEEN ST. PENETANGUISHENE CITIZEN 75 MAIN ST. TORONTO BY BUS ... From Elmvale Low Fares - Good Any Day One Way $400 Return $760 Buy "10-Trip Tickets" and save money! ELMVALE-TORONTO 10 RIDES '34.00 Books of 10 tickets have no expiry date and are transferable SPRING TIME TABLE Effective April 27th Certain Barrie-Penetang Trips Run via Hillsdale and Orr Lake { Leave Elmvale To Toronto (Express from Barrie) 8.05 a.m. - exc. Sun. & Hol. Ny. 9.45 a.m. - Sat., Sun. & Hol. Z 12.15 p.m. - exc. Sat., Sun. & Hol. 1.10 p.m. - Sat. 3.05 p.m. - Dly. exc. Fri. 5.10 p.m. - Mon. thru Thurs. 6.45 p.m. - Fri. & Sat. 8.25 p.m. - Sun. & Hol. e JACKETS REFRIGERATED VAULT, and FULLY INSURED STORAGE Free Pickup and Delivery eh; WAGG'S baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Second, 251 Church Street, Penetanguishene. PGH birth There was one birth recorded at the Penetanguishene General Hospital this past week: Labatte - to Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Labatte a baby girl, on April 20. 15. On the same day, a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards of R.R. 1 Port MeNicoll. On April 16, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Deschamps of 105 Robert Street; Penetanguishene celebrated the arrival of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith of 550 King Street, Midland became parents of a baby girl, also on April 16. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Geran, ' wage -- goes up. And it now includes agricultural workers. Everyone in Ontario who's covered by the Minimum Wage Act--and that now includes agricultural workers--will be entitled to an increase beginning May 1. The new basic rate will be $2.40 an hour. All agricultural workers engaged in the harvesting of fruit, field vegetables and tobacco will be entitled to the new rate. People employed by agencies as domestics and people working as funeral directors or embalmers must be paid not less than $2.40 an hour. Learners in general industry must be paid at least $2.30 an hour during their first month of employment, and the full rate after that. Those employed in construction work or as construction. site guards are now entitled to at least $2.65 an hour. There is no learner's rate in the construction industry. Ambulance drivers, helpers and first-aid attendants must now receive at least $115.20 a week or, if they work less than 48 hours in a week, the regular rate of $2.40 an hour. Laundry and Dry Cleaners FORD TRUCKS Leave Elmvale To Collingwood & Owen Sound 10.55 a.m. - Tues., Fri, Sat. & Hol. 8.00 p.m. - exc. Sun. & Hol. 10.00 p.m. - Fri., Sun. & Hol. We Find Whatever Is Wrong We are Allen-Tronic Diagnostically Equipped. General Repairs Auto -- Truck -- Tractor Tune Up -- Tires Midland-Toronto Service (Leaves Penetang 10 minutes earlier) Express from Barrie SKIROULE SALES & SERVICE LUDWIG MOTORS & ELMVALE Students under 18 who work 28 hours a week or less, or during school 7.35 a.m. - exc. Sun. & Hol. holidays, must receive at least $2.00 an hour. ' When employees occupy a room or eat meals supplied by their 9.15 a.m. - Sun. & Hol. employer, $10.00 per week for the room and $1.05 for each meal or 12.40 S $22.00 per week for meals may be included when calculating the 0 p.m. - at. PRESCRIPTIONS ri ae 3 | 2.35 pam. - exc. Fri : Employers of agricultural workers who are entitled to minimum oo. PM. ewes wage will be limited in the maximum deductions they can make from 0 - 2.35 p.m. - Fri. PR ESCRI PTIONS minimum wage, for room and board to $32.00 per week; for the provision of a fully serviced house to $40.00 per week; and provision 4.40 p.m. - Mon. to Thurs. of an unserviced house to $30.00 per week. 6.15 Fri. & Sat. PR ESCRI PTI ON S If you have any questions or would like more information, contact' ee Ut a your nearest Ministry of Labour office. 0 - 7.55 p.m. - Sun. or Hol. natn 7.55 p.m. - Sun. & Hol. | Mord. S. Millard Victoria Harbour Ministry of Pharmacy Medical, Dental ' 0 - via Orr Lake Main St. Pharmacy : oS Labour ae Coldwater Hwy. 12, Victoria f eer 2a : : 686-3311 Sariaue < -- SE Toronto Airport Express Service 534-3122 -- : I i OPEN: 'G -- Ontario Runs from York Mills Subway Station Mon. to Sat. OPEN: F350 Chassis and Cab Wy 9a.m.toép.m. Mon. to Fri. HAMILTON SAULT STE. MARIE Fri, 9a.m. to9 p.m. 1p.m. to6p.m. . 1 West Ave. South 527-4501 125 Brock St. 949-3331 See them all at: KENORA SUDBURY 808 Robertson St. 468-3128 1538 LaSalle Blvd. 566-3071 YOUR FRIEN DLY Don Hocken KINGSTON THUNDER BAY 1055 Princess St. 542-2853 435 James St. South 345-2101 REXALL STORES > Gard Sol KITCHENER TORONTO ing St. W. C 400 University Ave. 965-5251 Owned and Operated by or Sa es LONDON, 15 WINDSOR Four Corners Tea Room ellington St. -7291 500 Ouellette Ave. 256-8278 0 CW. CARTER (Coldwater Ltd.) Elmvale 322-1241 OTTAWA Mrs. |. Bertram -- Agent 2197 Riverside Dr. 731-7200 Telephone 322-1222 Page 18, Wednesday, April 23, 1975 die i i eid 4 " st ----