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32 Saturday, June 5, Today and Tomorrow TODAY "Jane Eyre," National Arts Centre Opera House, 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. Faith Lutheran Church. 10th anniversary banquet, Pinecrest Road, 5.30 p.m. "Kelly's Heroes, film, Carle-ton University, Soulham Hall 7.30 and 9 p.m. Laurentian-Aires.

concert, Lakeside Gardens, 8 p.m. "The Philanderer," NAC Theatre, 8 p.m. "Summer Days," NAC Studio 8 p.m. TOMORROW Annual picnic, Ottawa crippled children, Vincent Mas-sey Park, 11 a.m. Faith Lutheran Church, 10th anniversary service, 3 p.m.

Folk concert, Vincent Massey Park, 3 to 5 p.m. MONDAY. Blood Donor Clinic, 85 Plymouth, 1.30 to 4.30 and 6.30 to 8 p.m. Ottawa Handicapped Association, handicraft class, Bell Street United Church, 7.30 p.m. "Summer Days," NAC Studio, 8 p.m.

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INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT Vital Stotrstlcsl 1. Adoption 2. Birth 3. 'Deaths 4. Obituaries 5.

Lost Found 13. In Memoriam 14. Anniversary MoiM 15. Cards of Thanks 16. Funeral Directors 17.

Cemetery Memorials 18. Societies and Lodges 19. Churches JO. Florists 31. Cemeteries 29.

Druggists Open Sunday 30. Service Stations i Services! S3. Banquets and Parties 34. Tske-Out Foods 15, Where to Go it Hotels and Mol 37. Beauty Salons 38.

Nursing Homes 3V. Gardening ond Landscaping 40. Ambulance Service EMPLOYMENT 41. Help Wonted Male Interest a. Sales Persons and Agents 43.

Positions vacant 4. Professional Service 45. Help Wanted Female Interest 46. Nursing Services Employment Wonted 4. Domestic Help 4.

Teachers Wanted 50. Tuition 51. Irode School 53. Baby Services APARTMENT 54. Apartments to Lot 55.

Furnisneo Apartmenrs to Let 5a. Apartments Wonted 57. Apartments tor Sole 58. Furnished Apartments Want 59. Sublets PROPERTY Industrial Properties Property tor Sole Property for Rent Property Worries M.

el. 62. 3. 64. 45.

66. 67. 68. 69. Income Property Commercial Property Out of-town Propertte Farms for Safe Forms for Rent Farms Wanted to Buy Cottages tor Sal Cottages for Rem? 7a 71.

72. 73. 74. 75. Cottogee warned Cottage Lots for SaM Warehouse Space Office to Lot Offices Wanted to Let Stores to Lot Stores Wonted Lot Resort amines Ooporttmltle Hunting and Fishing 76.

77. 78. 79. It. 1.

ROOMS 16. Rooms to Let 8. Rooms Wanted 88. Room and Board 59. Share Accomrnoddtlon 1971 The Ottawa Journal 2.

Births ARGUE Ronald and Andrea (nee Ritchie), proudly announce the safe arrival of Geoffrey Lawrence Willis, 7 7 on June 3, 1971, Civic Hospital, a tiny brother for Jennifer. BRAZEAU Chuckie's here at last but surprised Chuckie's a chickie. Geoff and Judy (Mcintosh) are pleased to announce the arrival of Kerry Leigh. 8 lbs. 1 oz on June 3.

1971, at Ottawa Civic Hospital. CHARLEBOIS Allan and Olivia (nee Collins) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Kelly-Anrt-on-June 1, 1971, at the Halifax Infirmary, Halifax, Nova Scotia; a sister for Tricia, another grand-daughter for Blanche and Larry Charlebois. CORCORAN Frank and Mary Ellen (nee Ambrose), announce with pleasure the arrival of Scott Patrick, June 2, 1971, a brother for Timothy Sean. Manv thanks to Doctors Carson, Beardall and nurses at Civic. CROWDER Barbara and Spencer are proud to an nounce the arrival of their daughter, Stephanie Elizabeth Margaret, 7 lbs.

2 on May 01, 1971 at the Civic Hospital. A sister' for Deborah-Ann and Shane. FORD Tony and Diane (nee Mahaffy) are pleased to an nounce the arrival of their first chitdrGlentr-Adamr-? 12 on June 2, 1971, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Both well. HOWITH Renny and Christine (nee Stedman) are happy to announce the birth of a daugh ter, Catherine Roberta Chris tine, 8 lbs.

6 oz, on June -4, 1971, at Ottawa General Hospital. Both well.1 MAKINSON Ian and Heather (nee Maclean) are happy to announce the birth of a baby sister for Kirsten, Tuesday June 1, at Ottawa Civic Hospi- tal. Both well. MARSHALL Larry and Lynn (nee Tilley) are happy to announce the birth of their son, Brvan David, on June 4, 1971 at Ottawa Civic Hospital; a brother for Thomas Patrick. SHELP To Jim and Gail, a son, June 3, 1971, at the Grace Hospital.

A brother for Jer-. frey and Michael. Jtumal fox Replies A 307 315 41S 416 47.6 483 513 514 557 567 602 605 653 655 684 685 700 708 335 365 383 431 454 460 486 492 500 515 519 533 572 573 574 611 623 634 659 671 676 688 695 696 711 720 721 388 401 462 471, 510 512 538 543 575 676 638 647 680 682 697 698 722 724 MERCHANDISE Articles! 91 Contort, Photo SuocHie 92. Articles tor Sol 93. Articles Wonted 94.

Articles for Rent 95. Articles tor Swap 96. Antiques ond Fine Art 97. Firewood ond Fuel ft. Morket Bosket 99.

Mochlnery and Equipment 100. Pet Stock. 101. livestock and Poultry 102. Stamps and Coin '03.

Hobbles 10. Boats end Motor 105. Snowmobiles 106. Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies 108.

Radio Television 109. Household Appliance AUTOMOTIVE Avtosi 11. Auto Leasing T20. Auras for Salo 121. Autos Wanted T22.

Auto Accessor! 123. Sports Car 124. Auto Part Tracks: 129. Trucks for Sal 13a Truck Bodies. Ports 131.

Trucks Wonted Trailers 133. Trailers for Sol 134. Trailers for Rent 135. Mobile Homes for Sol 136. Mobile Homes for Rent 137.

Mobile Homes Moved 13. Mobile Home Perks Mobile Homes Eschangee) Motorcycles 145. Motorcycles for Sal 146. Motorcycles for Rent 147. Scooters for Sole 148.

Scooters for Rent 149. Ski Corner Miscellaneous! St. Gar opes 152. Parklnq SpoCO 153. Winterising REAL ESTATE 157.

Houses for Sal 15. Real Estate Service 15. Houses to Let 160. Furnished Houses to Let 161. Furnished Houses Worn) to Lot 162.

Houses Wonted to Let 163. Houses Wanted to Buy 164. Garden Homos PERSONAL! 176. Personal Memos 177. Transportation AvalloM 17.

Transportation Wonted V9. Camps Beys' ond Okie FINANCIAL 185. Financing 186. Money Wonted 187. Money AvoilatMO jS.

Mortgages 189. investment 190. Patents end Copy. MISCELLANEOUS 194. Legal l5.

Auctions 196. At Your Service 19. Coming Events (98. Stamp Collector 199. Anniversary Pago tISn JOURNAL LONG DISTANCE NO TOLL CHARGE PHONE ZENITH 77120 3.

Dearths BEST, Barbara Jane, A.R.C.T.- R.M.T. In hospital Friday, June 4, 1971, Barbara Jane 40 years, widow of Laurence Jennings Best, dear mother of Erica Jane at daughter of Mrs. Eric Taylor and the late Mr. Eric Taylor, O.B.E., sister of Mrs. C.

A. Sturgeon (Lorraine), and predeceased by a brother, William Resting Hulse and Play-fair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod. Service Monday; 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Saturday. Those who wish to remember her musically may contribute to a memorial fund co the Hill-crest Music Club. CAMPBELL, Dr. Donald I. On Friday, June 4, '1971, Dr.

Donald I. Campbell at Wal-tham, age 62, husband of Mary and father of John, Donald, Malcolm and Margaret; son of the late Mr. and Souris, PEI, brother of Mary, Herbert and Kenneth Campbell of Ottawa and Francis and Albert of PEI, and the late Helen Campbell. Burial In Souris, PEI, fromthe Perry Funeral Home. COY, Burton Arthur At his home Manotick RR No.

3, on Saturday, June 5, 1971, Burton Arthur Coy, beloved father of Richard Russell and jDonald Arthurs Resting Hulse; and Playfair West Chapel. 1098 Byron Avenue, after 2 p.m.- Sunday. Time of service later. DOLAN-LAW, Lemina In hospital, Friday, June 4, 1971, Bridget Lemina McCaffrey, aeed 73. beloved wife of John Dolan, and twidow of William Law, dear moiner or Jim and Mary (Mrs.

Joseph Bennett), dear sister of Ray mond, and also survived by 9 Resting at the Kellv Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday to St. Edward's Church, -Bristol, for mass at 9 a.m. Interment South EASTMAN, Margaret O.

At her home, 37 Broadway, on Friday, June 4, 1971, Margaret O. Schroeder, wife of the lateeorge B. Eastman, dear mother of Mrs. Morris Lam-bon (Dorothy) of Ottawa, Mrs. Ossie Bray (Lois) of Camp-bellford, also survived by four grand-children and two great-grandchildren; dear sister of Mrs.

Frank Abrams (Alice), of Ottawa. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street af ter 2 p.m. Saturday. Service Monday 3 p.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery.

ELUOTT, Jean In hospital Friday, June 4, 1971, Jean Margaret McGregor, in her 87th year, widow of Robert S. Elliott of 312 Second Avenue, beloved mother of Mrs. Harold E. Armstrong (Mabel), Mrs. D.

C. Bacon (Vera) and R. Gordon Elliott. Also survived by 4 grandchildren and 6 great-grandohil-dren. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, -315 McLeod.

Private -service' on Saturday. Interment Pine- crest cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Retarded Chil dren's Fund, FREIDAYvTmma In hospital Friday, June-4. 1971, age 76 years, Emma Vide, 255 Don ald Street.

Beloved wife of the late Edward Freiday, much loved mother of Mrs. Edna Giroux, Mrs. Irwin Mc Caffrey (Margaret), Mrs. Palmer Scrivens (Betty), Gordon and Donald, both of Toronto and Allan of sister of Herman of Sudbury, Arthur of Welland end Paul. Thirteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive.

Resting at Veitch-Draper Parkdale Avenue at Gladstone. Service in St. Luke Lutheran Church, McKay and Noel Streets on Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery. GREER, Tracy Agnes On Fri day, 'June 4, 1971, Infant daughter of Diane (Stewart) and Brent Greer of North Gower.

Resting at the Cum-mings Funeral Home where private service was held on Saturday at 11 a.m. Interment Crawford cemetery. 'Ottawa's Most. Progressive Want 3. Deaths (Cont.

from Preceding Column) HERZBERG, Luise In hospital Thursday, June 3, 1971, Luise 64 years-be loved wife of Dr. Gerhard Herzberg of 190 Lakeway Drive, Rockcliffe. Dear mother, of Agnes of London, England and Paul of Toronto. Resting Hulse and Playfair central chapel, 315 McLeod, from 7 p.m. 9 p.m.

Friday, Private service on Saturday, la lieu of flowers memorial donations may be sent to the Ontario Heart Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society. HOLLINGTON (Bessie) Kath- erine Elizabeth Suddenly at her home, 385 Main Street, on Thursday, June 3, 1971, Katherine Elizabeth (Bessie) McGuirl, beloved wife of Llewellyn (Bill) Hollington, in her 84th year, mother of William of Hazeldean, and Mrs. Frank Abbey (Catherine), of Ottawa; also surviving 3 grandsons. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod. Service Monday at 11 a.m.

Interment Merivale Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday. MOWN, Mrs. Elizabeth In hospital, Hull, Thursday, June 3, 1971, Elizabeth age 77 years, beloved wife of Jean Baptiste Morin, Campbells Bay, dear mother of Albert Morin, Campbells Bay, Emie Hearty (Mary), Vinton, Theodore Morin, Lionel Morin, Mrs; Darcy McGee all of Campbells Bay, Real Morin, Ayl- mer, step-mother- of Mrs.

Gilbert Dubeaii (Flor ence), Timmins, Omer Morin, Montreal, Florimond Morin, Ottawa, sister of Lance, Welland, Thomas Lance, Toronto, Joseph Lance, Otter Lake, survived by 53 grand children, 37 great-grandchil dren. Resting at Ringrose Brothers Funeral Home. Campbells Bay, Que. Funeral Sunday, June 6 to St. John the Evangelist Church for Funeral Mass at 2 p.m.

Burial parish cemetery. PLAUNT, Thomas Ritchie At Renfrew, Ont. on Friday, June 1971, Thomas Ritchie Plaunt, In his 69th year, beloved husband of Bessie Wallace and dear father of (Isabel) Mrs. Allan Wallace (Beverley), Mrs. Gerald Orser of Renfrew and brother of Mrs.

Reta Hilliard, Miss Ada Plaunt, Frank and John, of Renfrew and Janet of Montreal. Resting at McPhail Perkins Funeral Home, Renfrew, where funeral service will be conducted on Sunday, June 6 at 2 p.m. Interment Thomsonhill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Renfrew Presbyterian Church Building Fund appreciated. Guerrillas Attack Israelis By The Associated Press Palestinian Arab guerrillas and Israeli troops fought a stiff battle Friday night in the south ern Jordan Valley near the town of Jericho, a guerrilla broadcast from Cairo reported.

The guerrilla station, Voice of Assifah, said the guerrillas gained the upper hand in the first hour of fighting between Jericho and the village of, El Ouja. The Israelis rushed in seven tanks and a helicopter, it said, and morge reinforcements were arriving. Jordan's Radio Amman made no mention of the clash but claimed guerrilla forces mounted a mortar and machine gun attack on Jordanian army positions in northern Jordan late Thursday and kidnapped two soldiers. Palestinian guerrilla's in Bei rut countered the Amman re port with charges that the Jordanian' army was moving up troops' and tanks for an "all-otit offensive" to end the guerrilla presence in Jordan altogether. Communiques released by the Al Fatah guerrilla office also said Jordanian soldiers attacked four guerrilla bases near Je- rash, 25 miles north of Amman.

Journal Want Ads bring quick results. 3. Deaths (Cont. from Preceding Column) SCHULTZ, Ernest E. In hospital on Friday, June 4, 197 1, Ernest E.

Schultz (retired CNR engineer) of 212 Holland Avenue, husband of the late Violet Price, in his 91st year. Dear father of Lillian Schultz, of Ottawa; William of Prince George, BC; Mrs. E. D. Du Vail (Irene), of Aurora, and Violet Schultz, of Kingston, Ont.

Also survived by eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street, after 7 p.m. Saturday. Funeral notice later. STEWART, Harry George On Friday, June 4, 1971 at the Niagara Hospital, Nlagara-On-T e-L a Harry George Stewart, beloved husband of Margaret Hunter of 373 Butler Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake, father of Fern, Allan and Glen, Harvey, Niagara-on-the-Lake, brother of Mrs. L.

H. Robinson (Jean), Halifax, N.S. At the Gordon E. Morgan Funeral Home, 514 Regent Street, Niagara-ori-the-Lake where the family will receive their friends from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

Service on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Niagara Lake Shore Cemetery. THTBAULT, Osias E. On Thursday, June 3, 1971, Osias E. Thibault, beloved husband by 1st marriage of "the late Yvonne Emard, and by second marriage of the late Regina Limoge, of 1970 Westlane, Ottawa, aged 82, dear father of Elmo, Jean-Marie, Roger, Miss Lucette, all of Ottawa, also surviving are 9 grandchildren.

Resting at Racine, Robert 'and Gau-thier Funeral Home, 300 Olmstead Street. Funeral on Monday, June 7 to La Nati-vite Church for Funeral Mass at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame, Ottawa. Visiting hours from 1 p.m. 10 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, masses gratefully accepted. HULSE PLAYFAIR LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Best, Barbara Jane. Eostmon, Margaret. Hollington (Bessie) Katherine Elltabeth. Coy-Burton Arthur Central Chapel 315 McLEOD STREET 233-1143 West Chapel 1098 BYRON AVENUE 728-1761 Jobs Answer To Welfare Says Davis MORRISBURG (Special) Creating jobs is the answer, Premier William Davis said here Friday, when asked for his opinion on employables working for welfare.

But he promised bis govern ment would consider carefully the proposal made by the On tario Association of Mayors and Reeves that employables work for welfare assistance. The premier spoke to Pro gressive Conservative officials from the Saint Lawrence Dis trict Association of Stormont Glengarry, Grenville Dundas, Leeds and Lanark ridings while visiting Upper Canada Village. He reiterated that govern ment policy on grants to sepa rate school systems would re main unchanged and said it was "intriguing" to see mill rates for school boards de creasing throughout the prov ince. But what about municipalities raising mill rates to absorb the school board decreases? "My, my, my, the 'govern ment has never heard about this," he answered. When asked about regional government Premier Davis said his government is still sold on it although eastern Ontario may be less suited to the sys tern than other areas.

VAST AREA RIO DE JANIERO Brazil has an area of 3,286,170 square miles which makes it larger than the U.S. without Alaska Ad Section" 3. Deaths (Cont. from Proceeding Column) WOODS, Selena On Friday. "June 4, 1971, at Shawville, Selena Crawford, in her 86th year, widow of Henry I.

Woods, dear mother of Edna (Mrs, Clifford Atkinson), Stewart of Yarm, and Harry Osborne of Haley's Station, Ont. Survived by 4 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Brothers, Ervln and Fred, Campbells Quebec. Resting at W. J.

Hayes and Sons, Shawville, Que. Funeral Mon day, June 7 at 2 p.m. for service at St. Paul's Anglican Churchi Interment Maple Grove cemetery. FRED N.

GARRETT FUNERAL SERVICE Dignity, Devotion and conomy in Good Tosta Since 1938 Inquire No Obligation 233-4773 584 SOMERSET STREET WEST VICE CRAIG FUNERAL HOMES METCALFE WINCHESTER CHESTERVILLE -774-2120 Ont convenitnt telephone) numbtr Krvts oil 3 locations. McEVOY BROTHERS SHIELDS LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS 235 KSNr STREET 232-5337 Every evening we present our obituaries with the 6 p.m. news on Station CICOY. VEITCH DRAPER LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS PARKDALE CHAPEL 728-4673 BANK ST. CHAPEL 236-0668 5.

lost BIG CAT, PART (-ERSIAN, BLACK, missing trom Etsett Drive, since May If. Reword. 733-629. BORDER COLLIE, LIGHT BROWN, cnoxe cnain collar, Bayshore area. Answers to "King." 749-3889.

BRACELET, GOLD, GRAND motnors, lost. 731-3937, mornings CHIHUAHUA, BLACK, WHITE, LOST arsons kooo. Kewara. call 746-0518 DOG, BLACK; WHITE FRONT, 01a tamiiy pet, Ann Arbor, Michigan licence. Reward.

224-3073. FEMALE CAT, BLACK AND WHITE, viciniry piaytair park, Alta Visto, 731-5567. GOLD CHAIN BRACELET, INSCRIP- tlon on chain reads "Bryan ond eieanor." Reverse side reads Dec. 27-69. Sentimental value.

Reward. K8-8A43, after 6. GERMAN SHEPHERD, RUSSELL kooo area, temaie. 1805 Kussell Koad, evenings. LADY'S GOLD WATCH, WITH DIA- monas and rubles, St.

Laurent Shopping Centre. Reward. 232-0983, 232. 4143. LARGE, TAN DOG, DARK FACE, pink spot on nose.

Good reword. 224-4332 728-0942. MAN'S FOLDING UMBRELLA. BLACK case, noon time, Centr Town. Evenings, 232-9325." MAN'S GLASSES, DARK RIMS, black cose, between Carleton University ond Laurier.

Reward. 733-2265. MINIATURE FRENCH POODLE, answers to Caesar, vicinity Lyon Street, between Glodstone ond Queens-way. Reward. 234-6160.

MISSING SINCE APRIL 30. SMALL mixed terrier, male, brown and sand, block marking on head, block muitle, probably lame, collor, no tag, name "Buddy," Reword. 236-195 or 235- 7304; days, 992-4193. ONE CUFF LINK, RESEMBLING soia nuggvr, meicaue or aiaier. Reward.

749-7472. PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES, SOM-erset Theatre. Reword. 231-196. RABBIT, WHITE AND BROWN.

Fourth Avenue area. 232-7906. RING, PEARL, 2 DIAMONDS, George-Rldeau area. 235-7246, ext. 46.

SIAMESE CAT, SEALPOINT, MALE. Meodowlonds area. Reword. 224-7007. SILVER COLORED WATCH, SQUARISH face, with gold colored strop, on Tuesday afternoon.

Sentimental value. Reward. 749-1210. TRAILER TAILGATE, WITH QUE- bec licence A 12271. 127.0013.

WALLET MONDAY, SLATER-BANK, Lyon-Somerset area and No. 2 bus. 232-9911, 232-6056. 6. roond CAT, MALE, BLACK, PART PERSIAN, Argyle, O'Connor.

232-4055. SMALL MIXED TERRIER, TUES- 6a y. Glebe area. 234-6126. lOCAl CALLS PHONE 236-7511 13.

In Memorlami FRASER In loving memory of dear father ond grandfather, Horry Froser, who pbssed away June 6. 1970. Nothing eon ever take awoy The iove a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps him near.

Donald, Betty and Carat. ANSAN In loving memory of 0 deor mother, Mrs. Rose Hanson, who passed away June 5, 1919. There ore times of stony anguish When the teors refuse to fall. But the parting time, dear mother Was the hardest time of all.

O. K. Hanson. RIDGEWAY In loving memory of dear mother and grandmother, Saroh Jane Rldgeway, who passed away June ivo. Too dearly loved to be forgotten.

Isooel, Glenn and Dalton Owens. SCOPEU.ITI In loving memory of a dear husband and father, pranx ScopeHiH, who ped away June 1963. The midnight stars or shining Upon your silent grove Beneath It sleeps the on we love And the on we could not save. Wife ond Children. SLATTERY In loving memory of a dear mother, Mrs.

J. w. siattery died June 1944; father, J. W. Slatterv.

died June 25, 1954; dear brother. Gunner Jock. Alexander, died! June 28, 1945, ond Robert Jomes, died March 21, 1950. Love's greatest gift Remembrance. Ed, Lena and Jack, WHITE In fond and loving memory of our deor sister ond aunt, Winnie.

who posted away June 5, 1964. time takes owoy the edge of grief. But memory turns back every leaf. Connie, John, Borry, Gail and Wendy. WHITE In loving memory of a dear sister and ount, Winnie wnne, wno passed awoy June-5.

1964. The years are quickly passing. Though still we cont forget, For in the hearts that love her. Her memory linger yet. Always remembered, Ed James, Penny Nancy ond Charles.

15. Cards of Thanks ALLEN We wish to express our sin cere thanks to everyone for their acts of kindness received during the loss of our mother ond grandmother, Mrs. Rose Allen. Dorothy (Allen) Saroult ond Family. BOUDREAU We Vvlsh to sincerely thank oil the relotlves and friend for the sympathy expres our recent bereavement of 0 beloved one, J.

Robert BoudVeau. Mrs. J. Robert eoudreou. Doctor ond Mrs.

Michel Page, all member of the Boudreou and Deduc families. DOOR BERG My sincere thanks to everyone tor tneir acts ot Kindness in the death of my beloved husband, Rene G. C. Ooornberg. Very special thanks to Dr.

Lorry Turner and the doctors ond nurses ot the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Catherine Ooornberg. WHITTAKER We wish to express our sincere thanks ond appreciation for the kindness, messages of sympathy and floral tributes received In the recent loss of a beloved son ond brother, 6 1 wood Bert Whlttoker. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Whlttoker, Lillian, Dwight and Sheila. 16. funeral Director. RACINE, AND GAUTHIER 237-3680, 360 Besserer; 300 Olmstead; 7 Fairmont; 259 St. Pot- rick; 101 Notr Dam.

17. Cemetery Memorials CREMATION Full Information Free of Charge From BEECHWOOD CREMATORIUM P0 BOX 7025, OTTAWA 746-0201 21. Cemeteries Devotion A beautiful family burial lot is an expression of lasting devotion A story of love ond memory -to uture your lot in advance of need at Pinecrest. Convenient Terms Moderate Prices CLIP Send for Our Free Booklet NAME ADDRESS CITY 2500 Baseline Road 829-3600 Churches COME TO CHURCH A directory. Churches in and; around Ottawa United Church of.

Canada EASTBROOK UNITED- CHURCH, "lTI i uonaia streer, urrowa ont. serv Ices of Worship at 11.00 a.m. (nursery -for-infants); Sunday School at 11.0 a.m. (all deportments). A welcome awaits you at Eastbrook.

Roman Catholic ST. JOSEPH'S RC CHURCH, CORNER of Cumberland and Wllbrod Streets. Sunday Mass 1.00, 9.00. (High Mas 10.30 a.m.), 13.00, 12.55 and 5.00 p.m. Weekdays, 7.00, 8.00, t.W a.m.

and 5.30 p.m. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, -CORNER r.eni ana nepean eireers. ftunoay obligation fulfilled at mosses: Saturday 4.30 p.m., Sunday 7.00, 8.00, 9.30, 11.00, and. 9.00 p.m.

Methodist ARLINGTON' WOODS FREE METRO. dist Church, Knoxdal school. Green-bank Road. Sunday morning worship. II a.m.

Sunday School 9.45 a.m? p.m. Family Gospel Hour. Robert E. Dargan, Pastor. STANDARD CHURCH CP AMERICA, corner of Kenwood aod fiooeevett, Services 11 a.m.

and 7 p.m. Sundays. Old time Gospel preaching ond singing. Rev. R.

Gamble postoft Everyone welcome. Anglican Church of Canada. ST. ALBAN THE MARTYR, KING toward and Daly Avenues; Rev. Canon Lionel Bruce.

Services: I o.m., II a.m., 4 p.m. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S, MCKAY ST. at Victoria, Rev. Jomes Barnett.

Sunday Services: 1.15, 9.45, 11.11 o.m. Tuesday, 7.1S a.m. Thursday, 10 o.m. 29. Druggists SOUTH 7 PARKS PHARMACY, 2710 ALTA VISTA drive, Aitooonk Shopping Plaza.

7)1-3253. Open noon to 5 p.m. WEST PAYETTE DRUG MART, LANCASTER Plaza, 1517 Merivale Rood. Open very. Sunday, 9-e, 224-2745.

30. Service Stations DRUMMOND'S OAS BAR GAS FOR MUCHJ LESS AT DRUM- mona new Go Bar, 635 Bronson, 232-4750. ESSO ED BROWN'S ESSO SERVice'STA-. tlon. Baseline Road ot Prascott High, woy.

729-9200. --ESSO 'I PARKDALfi ESSO service' STA- rion, me weiwngton street. 771-5633. SHELL EARL MULHOLLAND SHELL SER- vice station, 667 Bonk Street ot Clemow. 234-6861, SUPERTEST BRISS0N SUPERTEST 339 Montreal Rood C.

VI AU 339 Montreal Rood ELLARD BOIDT Bells Corners BARRY WALLACE 912 Bank and Holmwood R. J. JONES 1 676 Somerset Street and Bronson CARRY'S SUPERTEST 1432 Baseline Rood and Clyd FRED BOWES 753 Rldgewood, Riverside Man TEXACO OLMSTEAD TEXACO, 401 ST. LAU-rent at Meodow Drive. 749-9565.

TEXACO JOE'S TEXACO, 779 GLADSTONE Avenue. 236-5236. TEXACO MAYFAIR TEXACO, 6 RICHMOND Road. 725-1721. TEXACO ROULEAU SERVICE STATION, 290 Rideau at King Edward.

233-7444. 24-HOUR SERVICE STATION-INFORMATION FOR AFTER 7 P.M. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 235-9991 ONTARIO RETAIl GASOLINE ASSOC. 35. Where to 60 DIAL-A-MATE A New Oat Every Week WHY BE ALONE? UNATTACHED males and females, all ages welome.

Why wolll Dlal-A-Mote. 237-3545. -WILO WSkT RODEO SUNDAY, JUNE 6, I P.M. SUNDANCE Ranch, Manotick Station, admission $2. Pre-schoolers free.

Horseback riding available anytime. Also horse for sale. 38. Nutting Home; PRIVATE ROOM, GROUND FLOOR, comfortable home. 236-2195.

39. Gardening and landscaping ALGONQUIN LANDSCAPING, COM-plete resldentiol ond commercial service; hedges, shrubs, sodding, seeding ond roto-tilllng. Insured spraying ond tree removal. Business, 737-3492; Residence, 733-1935. FOR SALE 4 FEET HIGH 45 FEET long Alpine currant hedge, also spireo bush.

746-6943. GOOD CLEAN GARDEN TOP SOIL and sand fill. Call evenings, 122-1945. LANDSCAPING, TREES CUT ALSO for sole, plus treated fertilizer. or Insured.

731-7539. LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR petunia and geranium planting. Com to Marlboro Gardens, RR 1, Norm Gower, 3 miles south on the Smith Falls Highway. Open every day. 19..