The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 4

Joseph Kelley Dies Suddenly Joseph Clifford Kelley. a civil servant for the past 40; years, died suddenly at nil home. 362 Friel street, on Saturday. He was 62. At the time of Tlis death was Chief Treasury Officer, lor tha Penitentiaries Branch of the Department of Justice.

Mr. Kellev had een service rrr Frimir office- with the "T70ion Rifles during World War J. o-. He! was born in Ottawa and received hn education at Mont St. Louis College.

and St. Michael's College, Toronto. A aon of the late Thomas and Louisa Kellev, he married Edith 'M. Graham In Ottawa In 1021. She survives' Mr.

Kellev attended Joseph's Church and was a member of Chief Treasury Officers' Association and" tne Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church. Surviving, besides i his wife, are: three sons, John of Ay-merand Clifford and Frank, both of Ottawa: one brother. Patrirk Kellev of San Antonio, Texas, and six grand- children. The bodv is at Racine-and Robert 260 Beserer street.

Requiem mass will chanted Tuesdav in St. Joseph's Church at 9 a Interment will be in Notre Dame Carleton Ravens "Down Ottawa Cagers 66-53 Puns for I9.ri9 projects were discussed at the inaugural meeting of the Hull-Gatineau branch of the Red Cross on Saturday. New president of the branch, M. Ern-st Ga-boury. MBE, is seen here, left, wuh Mrs.F.

Arthur Martel rDies at His Home Hinchey, chairman of the blood donor clinics committee. The clinics aire a major project of the branch. iJnurnal Phota by Dominion Wide) Arthur Martel, 52 Barrette He was 78. He had been em-street. Eastv.ew, died at his! ployed wilh Barrett lum- home Sunday following a lengthy illness.

He was 70. He had been a wool grader with "the Kizell Fur Company for 30 year, and re.ired a fewjnere and Olive Fab.en and hadiEa(on for i2 months ago due to illness. lived in Ottawa for the past z. Mr. Martel was born in East- 60 years.

member of view a son of the late John i He married Maria' Bordeleau' Knox Presbyterian Church. Ot-Mnl and Dlima Desroches. here 1 927. She survives. Uawa, Carleton University Ravens 1 Hj5 first wife Exerine their third straight game reux died in 1944 and he in Hyrcme Lor-: r.

at Lisgar gm. when they; downed Ottawa University 68 53. Tk viMAn, 1 ne victory stept tne Ravens 1 carrpA Heart i.ta them in ZJ I AL5 "rre tw0 and enabled them to hold on I broln.r, Emie ol Eastview (o a share oLatst placerFor ih Ottawa V. it was their third straight loss. marnpd Fionas Paquette Eas.view in 1M9.

She Mr Muripl attended Charles Church and a. mmhr of tha Leasue of the inr pixiy i nu Rooeri 1.1a., mi ocssrrcr Datne- Mrs. Edwin Birnie Dies Suddenly A resident of Ottawa since Havens are back in action stru Requiem mass will be tomorrow night when thcyichanled st Charles Church take on Joe Fellers in senior at a m. city plav. Intercollegian play Notr.

resumes next Saturday after noon at Ligar when Carleton take on the Lovola Warriors. Jollowirg is the box score of Saturday's (tame'. OtUwa f. ro rt pr pi TrtlT 7 4 sis roumiw 4 1 4 fvflolt 1 1 it Donnelly 0 OlUlntf I1. Hunter Gtrmix Pwtiblo McKlnn-in Lauftiton Smilfy Rwl 7ntr Hou rrt js in IS OHV Senior 'A' Saturday's Results.

KingstoV Hull-Ottawa, 3. Whitby. 4. Sunday's Results. CornwaJI, 2.

4 BcJleville, 1 Standing, A Pt. 25 1 .1 8 197 157 58 25. 7 5 179 109 55 Belleville Whitby H-Ottawa Kingston Cornwall 14 19 2 11 23 3 9 4 108 156 30 140 166 25 99 13522 in 4 Ytm parch ktrnt tad frM ytf fcds. voun jttwrrK MARINO) AID DBALI8L H' LISTIO IN TMt YILLOW fAiS. Your Authorized CARL SCIIUEn Hearing Aid Servic luk Sirett CU19! I 3 I No ch rjim-m fintrli mm irnl.

land In 1919, Mrs. Katherine Birnie, 1 1 Euclid avenue, died suddenly at her home Sunday. She was 70. She was a member of the Ottawa chapter," Or of the Eastern Star and Hazel Rebe-kah IOOF. She attended 'Chalmers United church.

Rnrn anH ivtliratpH in Ahr. jdeen, she was a daughter of the late James Wilson and Elspet MacDonald. 6he married in 1908 in Scotjand to Edwin Birnie. who survives. Besides her' husband.

Mrs Birnie leaves two sons. Edwin, of Ottawa, and- Alistair, Montreal; and six brothers. Albert, Alfred. Charles. Alexander, Waller and John Wilson, all pf Ottawa.

There are two grandchildren. The body is JttiJJ 1 and ber, for 14 years until his re- tiremenl a year ago, Mr, Carriere was born in Hull. a son of the late Isidore Car- Surviving besides his wife1 are: two ons. Romuald and Ronid both of Ottawa and one Mrt. Huneault iw in uiiaiiB.

Tne Dody is at the Gauthier 1 1 c. luJinAi noma. cl. rairicx 1 street. Requiem mss will be1 chanted In the Basilica Wednes- 7J0 a 1M impnnpni win im in iNnrri" Dame cemetery; jPIavfair.

315 -McLeod street, lorfrtitne ago. where the funeral service will Did you know that torn be hcjd in the chapel Tuesday mPeror at 3 om Rev. Dr. J. D.

mee U.IM.i IMT, 11 it. av 1. Crae offfciating. I Interment will be Capital Memorial Gardens. the Ear! ee Dttrul aid, sZ" Zenith Dealers- SUTHERLAND 137 Spirb Stmlv 02 0S66 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 1.111,1 IJ iiiilf i I li I -mill TZ I L.

mmmfr i ikiMMaw.MwwMM HULL RED CROSS OFFICERS. B. Major, MBE. Isidore Carriere Miss Ann LaFfTrT Isidore Carriere, 195 Guiguest A native of Goulburn, Miss street, died in hospital Satur-jAnn Laffin died in hospital in day following a short ijlness. Winnipeg recently after a short illness.

She had lived in Winnipeg for many years. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Laffin. While in Winnipeg, she had -moloved with the T.

Surviving are one brother, Roy. of Richmond, three Mrs. Fred Hemphill, Mr. Malcolm MacFarlane and i.ki 1 .11 r. uw: and several nieces and n.nK.,.., Funeral service was held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev Dounlas Stewart official- Rev' P1" tert olucM- in inifrmeni was in Kin- crest cemetery, were found useful 'for messages even in World War II.

This continent has had curi-j ous and unfortunate experience with one particular kind of pigeon, the. passenger pigeon. At one time this bird could be found all over North America. In fact, during colonial days passenger pigeons were so plentiful that the trees bent be- as 100 nests were found in a single tree. When a flock would take off there would, be a sound like a whirlwind and the sky, would be darkened.

It is hard to believe that a What's the Difference Between Pigeons and Doves? Win Britannica Junior IS-volum tncyclopeiia fer schnol and home. Send pour questions, name, age. address tn "Tell Me Why!" care ol this Today's iclnner rnomoj Vaa time, -V. scnenecfndi, NY. Pigeons and doves can be found in all the tropic and tern perate part of the world.

In fact, there are more than 300 different species of these birds, but only a few of them are found in North America. The names pigeon and dove' are really interchangeable. There is no basic difference be- tween them, except that the name dove has come to be usedjneath their weight. As many I. more often to describe, trie smaller One of the most interesting' specie of pigeon 1 the carrier, or homing pigeon.

When it li released it ha an instinct which guides it back to the home loft. This make it very useful as a carrier of messages, and apparently man recognised this use- if Tv" 0, Mld using these birds! Probably their "I'greatest use in modern times has been during wart, and they) bird numerous at ne move. See tomorrow's Medical Detail Representatives Required Ethical British pharmaceutical company, require medical detail representative for new Canadian territories including Ottawa. Expansion, of combany opens sales opportunity for men of high calibre. Experience in this field or medical background essential.

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Year by year during three ceriturie of hunting the flocks grew smaller. Finally, in- 1914, the last bird died in captivity in Cincinnati, Ohio. The passenger pigeon was about 16 inches long and had a slaty-blue color, The mourning dove, which Is about a foot long and ha a Branch, FOREMAN CARPENTER required supervise carpenters employed in the maintenance of government builds ings at Ottawa. thorough knowledge of the carpentry trade, woodworking shop operations, repairs and alterations and cost estimating is required. Applicant must have extensive supervisory experience.

Per Hour, Application form may be obtained from; Superintendent of Government Buildings, Department of Public Work. 35 George Ottawa, Ontario. ThT Personnel vice-president, and Hubert Department of Public Works, -Third Floor. Garland Building. Ambrose McMahon Cornwall Barrister pies Suddenly CORNWALL.

Jan. 28. (Special) Funeral--services will be held at St. Colujhban's Church Tuesday (or. J.

Ambrose McMahon, promi nent city barrister and Federal returning officer for Stormont, who died suddenly late Friday night at hi home following a He was in his 59th year. I A native of nearby Finch, Mr. McMahon took, his arts course Ottawa University and studied law at Osgoode Hall. He came here in 1926 to enter partnership with his father-in-law, the late G. T.

Gogo. Later he resided in Toronto and served overseas during World War II in the Judge Advocate-General's De-' partment. He returned to Cornwall Hn 1947 to resume hi law practice. He was a member or the. Knights of Cohimbus John McMartin Memorial Branch No.

297 Canadian Legion and the Rotary Club. In 1928 he married the former Helen Gogo. who survives along with sons Timothy John of. Oshawa. of.

Kingston and Joseph, at home: one borough, and Mrs Robin-M 1 si Elizabeth McMahon. on, and a on Elwyn V. Argue Vancouver: three brother. Charles McMahon. Toronto; James McMahon, Dennis McMahon, both of Finch: six sis- ters.

Rev. Mother St. Leonard. Windsor: Miss Blanche Mc- Mahon. Ottawa; Miss Mabel McMahon.

New York City. Mrs. Ethel Gauthier. Alex- andria: Miss Rose McMahon. Miss Stella McMahon.

both of Finch. ROCKET TARGETS. SYDNEY, Australia Radio-controlled modified Canberra jet aircraft will join the Australian-made Jindivik and Meteor pilotless aircraft already in use at the Woomera rocket range as targets for guided weapons trials. The targe.t version of the Canberra bomber was conyerted'from early types of this craft. sad note, resembles the nvtinrt passenger pigeon very closely and is often mistaken for it.

Pigeons, by the way, are not gentle birds. At mating time they often fight and fly at each other angrily. FUN 'TIME. The Chuckle Box. Gossip: Rumort'ism.

Caterpillar: An upholstered worm. Pipecleaner A toothpick with long underwear. Bill: Did you hear the story bout th peacock? Jim: Bill: It's a beautiful tale. WORD PUZZLE. IS I I I Can you change the first word "Knit" to the last word "Stub" in five moves? Change one letter in the wnrH with paper for the answer.

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Andrew H. Argue, 90- year-old veteran Pentecostal fiJfi? -v uis suburban -Willowdale home of hi daughter, Mrs. Fulton Active in the Pentecostal ministry for more than 50 years, I he founded Calvary Temnle.f J907- It became the largesti Pentecostal Congre-! gat ion in Canada. Born at Fitzrby Harborrnearp Arnprior, Ont, he moved to Winnipeg at the turn of the' century, entered the real estate business and founded the firm, which ia still In I business. He gave up his-in-j terest when he entered the' ministry in 1907.

I Mr. Argue travelled as an' evangelist, founding pentecos-l mi enure nes tn many parts of Canada and the. United States. He spent four year ini Seattle. five in Victoria, and 10 years in Toronto, mostly since his retirement.

His wife, Toronto-born Eva Phillip; died in 1939. Survivors include a son. Rev. Watson AVgue. daughter Zelma, both vanolict C-kn, jait.a two other daughters.

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