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THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 25Th JANUARY 1980 81 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 25th JANUARY 1980 81 Rebecca McColl, 32 Clifford Street, Glasgow, who died at Glas- James Slater, The Princess Louise Scottish Hospital, Erskine, gow on 21st November 1978. Bishopton, Renfrewshire who died there on 21st January Jane Morgan, 19 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen and Thorngrove Old 1977. People's Home, Aberdeen, who died at Maud Hospital, Maud, Aberdeenshire on 29th January 1979. D. E. D. ROBERTSON, Alexander Murray, 23 Benthall Street, Glasgow, who died there Q. & L.T.R. on 25th June 1978. Karl Schnee, 47 Glenmay Terrace, Forfar, who died there on 19th February 1979. George Faichney, Lennox Castle Hospital, Lennoxtown, Strath- kelvin, who died there on 6th April 1979. FACTORIES ACT 1961 Helen Duff, 1656 Paisley Road West, Glasgow, who died at EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND YOUNG PERSONS Southern General Hospital, Glasgow on 23rd November 1978. IN accordance with Section 117 of the Factories Act 1961, the Alexander Brown, Leverndale Hospital, 510 Crookston Road, Health and Safety Executive hereby gives notice that, during Glasgow, who died there on 24th February 1979. the month ending 31st December 1979, it has made special James Watson, Greenlea Old People's Home, Edinburgh, who exemption orders relating to the employment of women and/or died there on 15th February 1979. young persons at the following factories: — Annie Robertson Devlin Cook, 5a Uist Terrace, Dundee, who died there on 25th May 1979. Abbey Electronics Ltd., Charter Way, Hurdsfield Industrial Dorothy Isabel Moffat, Victoria Hostel, 3 Merchant Street, Estate, Macclesfield. Edinburgh, who died at Edenhall Hospital on 14th June Abbotsford Fabrics Ltd., Gala Mill, Huddersfield Street, Gala- 1979. Shiels. Ellen Murdoch, 1 Shandon Street, Glasgow, who died there on 8th December 1978. A. B. Electronic Components Ltd., Ynysboeth, Abercynon. Mary Harrow or Brown, 28 Wardlaw Place, Edinburgh, who C. K. Addison & Co. Ltd., Brackenborough Road, Louth. died at The Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh on 25th March Aire Valley Mills Ltd., Airedale Shed, Silsden. 1979. Ansafone Ltd., Lyon Way, Frimley Road, Camberley. Duncan Carmichael, Cheapside Street Hostel, Glasgow, who Avana Meat Products Ltd., Emscote Road, Warwick. died at Woodilee Hospital, Lenzie on 12th March 1979. David Grant, 1920 London Road, Glasgow, who died at Forest- J. R. Axon & Sons (Ready Chip Co.) Ltd., Atherton Road, hall Hospital, Glasgow on 27th April 1978. Hindley Green, Nr. Wigan. James Nairn, Kingarth Home for Elderly, 52 Eriboll Street, B. & T. (Bantel) Ltd., Burnfoot Industrial Estate, Hawick. Glasgow, who died there on 24th February 1978. Baxter and Jones, Wellington Road Industrial Estate, Welling- Jessie Robertson, 22 Niddrie Road, Glasgow, who died at Vic- toria Infirmary, Glasgow on 6th May 1979. ton Road, Ashton-under-Lyne. Agnes Smith, Ravenspark Hospital, Irvine, who died there on Bees Ltd., Sealand Road, Sealand, Chester. 14th May 1979. Bemrose and Sons Ltd., Waysgoose Drive, off Nottingham Theresa Paterson or Irons or Welsh, 55 West Granton Loan, Road, Derby. Edinburgh, who died there on 4th January 1978. Annie H. Williamson, 109 Bluevale Street, Glasgow, who died The Bensham Press Ltd., High Street, Gateshead. at Glasgow on 10th June 1978. Blue Bell Apparel Ltd., Pennyburn Industrial Estate, West Jessie Annie Geddes, Stoneyetts Hospital, Chryston, Glasgow, Byrehill, Kilwinning. who died there on 23rd October 1977. Bonar, Long & Co. Ltd., East Kingsway Works, Dundee. David Martin Mackie, 5 Lammermuir Terrace, Gullane, East Lothian, who died at The Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh on Bowater Consumer Packaging Ltd., Airport Service Road, 13th February 1979. Portsmouth. Wasyl Dymczyczyn, 33 Victoria Street, Galashiels, who died at Bowater Containers Ltd., Faverdale Industrial Estate, Darling- Hanover Street, Edinburgh on 2nd June 1979. ton. Joan Ballantyne Veitch, 2 Renton Barns Farm Cottages, Grants- house, Berwickshire, who died at Peel Hospital, Galashiels Bowmer-Bond Narrow Fabrics Ltd., Water Lane Mill, Wirks- on 8th February 1979. worth. Henry Mowbray Hynd, 107 Craigton Place, Winchburgh, who Boyden Data Papers Ltd., Commerce Way, Waddon, Croydon. died at Fairmile Nursing Home, Edinburgh on llth March Britax (PMG) Ltd., Bessington Industrial Estate, Bridlington. 1979. British Industrial Plastics, Aldridge Road, Streetly, Sutton Cold- Dorothy Annie Galloway, Stratheden Hospital, Cupar, Fife, who died at Cupar on 19th April 1979. field. Robert Gordon, Lennox Castle Hospital, Lennoxtown, Glasgow, The British Screw Co. Ltd., Kirkstall Road, Leeds. who died there on 26th March 1979. British Steel Corporation, Scottish Division, Glengarnock Steel Jean Whitelaw or Harrower or Nivison, 5 Well Street, Paisley, Works, Glengarnock. who died at Royal Alexandra Infirmary, Paisley on 21st April 1979. British Timken, Braunston Road, Daventry. William Alexander McKenzie, 78 East Burn Place, East King British United Shoe Machinery Co. Ltd., Belgrave Road, Street, Helensburgh, who died at Stoneyetts Hospital, Leicester. Chryston, Glasgow on 19th April 1978. Brockway Carpets iLtd., Hoobrook, Kidderminster. Elsie Evelyn Cassells Macalister, Bowden, Marjoribanks Street, Brooks Cleaners Ltd., Ashley Vale, Bristol. Bathgate, who died at Tippethill Hospital, Bathgate on 26th Brown, Knight and Truscott (Holdings) Ltd., Dowgate Works, March 1979. James Doherty, 14 Fleming Gardens South, Dundee, who died Douglas Road, Tonbridge. at Ward 15, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee on 27th July 1979. James Buchanan & Co. Ltd., Cumbernauld Road, Stepps, Glas- Arturs Sopulis, 2 Springfield Gardens, Edinburgh, who died at gow. Ward 10 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on 8th July 1979. BUKO (Mfg.) Ltd., Flemington Road, Queensway Industrial Elizabeth Ferguson Meyer Sime or Bingham, 5 The Vennel, Estate, Glenrothes and Southfield Industrial Estate, Glen- Edinburgh who died at 7 Loganlea Loan, Edinburgh on rothes, Fife. llth August 1979. Burroughs Machines Ltd., South Cramlington Industrial Estate. Joseph Docherty, 105b Nethergate, Dundee, who died at Nine- wells Hospital, Dundee on 15th September 1979. BXL Cascelloid Division, Plenmeller Works, Haltwhistle. Euphemia McDowell, c/o Brewer, 26 Shaftsbury Street, Glas- Cadbury Schweppes Foods Ltd., Pasture Road, Moreton, Wirral. gow, who died at Gartnavel Hospital, Glasgow on 10th Cafco Chemical Co. Ltd., Eaglescliffe Industrial Estate, Eagles- December 1978. cliffe. Gladys Bishop, 8 Turnbull Crescent, Alexandria, who died at James Callender & Son Ltd., Abbotshaugh Sawmill, Bainsford, Vale of Leven Hospital, Alexandria on 18th May 1979. Falkirk. Robert Morrison, Ward 29 Bangour Village Hospital, Uphall, who died there on 10th July 1979. Caribonum Ltd., Markethill Road, Turriff. Joseph Malcolm, Flat 16/1, 5 Pinkston Drive, Glasgow, who Carlisle Web Offset Ltd., Newtown Industrial Estate, Carlisle. died at Glasgow Royal Infirmary on 14th July 1979. John Can Door Sets Ltd., Watch House Lane, Doncaster..
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