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of of of of of of of 34 Saturday, May 8, 1971 The Ottawa Journal 2. Births I GERVAIS Cindy is happy to announce the early arrival of her wee sister, Kristina Rose, at the Civic Hospital on May 4, 1971, she weighs 4 lbs. even. Mommy and Daddy, Paul and Judy (nee Stevens), are proud and excited, Thanks to. Dr.

Beggs and caseroom staff. GRIERSON-Daryl and Theresa (nee Belanger) are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, Kimberley "Anne, 7 lbs. 14. ozs. at.

Ottawa Civic Hospital, Wednesday, May 5, 1971. Thanks to Dr. Beardall and staff. HOCK Stan and Saundra (nee Shapiro) joyfully announce the arrival of their daughter, Renee, May 6, 1971, at the Grace Hospital. McCARTNEY Bob and Valerie (nee Nicholls) are proud announce the birth of their son, Alan James, 9 lb9.

5 May 6, 1971, at St. Catharines General Hospital. VOLLRATH Volker and Janet. to (nee announce Williams) the birth are of a son, 9 lbs. 4 on Wednesday, May 5, 1971, at Ottawa Civic Hospital.

A brother for Colin. 195. Auction Coming Auction Sales MAY 8 Household furniture of Mr. B. Lewis 44.

Courtney Glen Cairn MAY 12 at 7 P.M. 5 Storage lots of Fournier Van and Storage, 2614 Sheffield Drive, Ottawa MAY 15 at 10 A.M. storage lots of Currie Moving and Warehousing 2411 Holly Lane Ottawa MAi 19 at 1 P.M. Household effects at St. John the Devine Church Hall, Slack Ottawa MAY 22 at 10 A.M.

Antique furniture, household effects and farm macninery, Wolf Lake, Quebec. May 24, at 9 a.m. Hardware, lumber. tools, building supplies and garage equipment at Salter Motor Sales Richmond, Ontario. MAY 29 at 10 A.M.

Antiques at the Yacht Club, Dows Lake, Ottawa JUNE 2 at 1.00 P.M. Antiques of Mr. R. Desjardins, Castleman, Ontario (THE AUCTIONEER) JOHN M. GIBSON AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, MAY 7 at 12.30 p.m.

of LIVESTOCK and MACHINERY, etc. On the farm of Herb Todd, Highway and Greenbank Rd. Auctioneers: H. B. Montgomery and Howard McNeely AUCTION SALE HIGHWAY 31 ONE MILE NORTH OF VERNON, ONTARIO Saturday, May 8th COMMENCING 12.30 P.M..

Four Tractors, Forage, Haying, and Crop Equipment, Silo Unloader, Stable Cleaner and full line of modern farm machinery. TERMS OF SALE CASH DON DUNCAN, Prop. STEWART JAMES-821-2784 AND CARSON HILL 821-2946 AUCTIONEERS ESTATE AUCTION HELLENIC COMMUNITY CENTRE 1315 PRINCE OF WALES DRIVE (Between Baseline and Hog's Back) THURSDAY, MAY 13th 10 A.M. to. Noon and 1.30 P.M.

till finished Magnificent French rosewood lady's desk, circa 1800, outstanding antique mahogany inlaid knee hole desk, 7- pc. drawing room suite, game top worktable, inlaid music cabinet, tantalus with secret drawer, occasional tables, Ormolu clock, Hepple white reproduction dining suite, 2 sets of Chippendale chairs (one with rush seats), slope front desk, four poster beds, occasional chairs, antique enclosed arm and matching lady's chair, butlers tray single beds, large antique walnut bookcase, antique bed with matching dresser and washstand, chaise, Bisque figurines, sterling tea pot, ruby decanter, pair of ruby pickle jars in frame, Russian samovar, brass hot water. kettle on stand, several pairs of old brass candlesticks, 3-pc. Rockingham tea set, old Meissen, Coalport, Doulton, Copeland, Limoges, Bavarian china, antique brass lamp, hollow stem glasses, paintings, Persian mats and many other lots. Preview Wednesday, May 12th from 7 p.m.

to' 9 p.m. W. S. WALKER, Auctioneer 232-2394 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Wednesday, May 12-1 p.m. 43 MURIEL OTTAWA 'Block East of Bronson between and Holmwood Avenue Furniture, Silver, Glass, Dishes, Kitchenware, Combination Freezor Refrigerator new, Tables, Rugs.

A lot of tools, lawn furniture. Numerous other articles to be sold. Sale held B. Acres, Auctioneer 828-2662 13. In (Cont.

from Preceding Column) Today and Tomorrow TODAY "Maypole Tea," Capital City Chapter 172, OES, St. Giles Presbyterian Church, 2 to 5 p.m., Mass in Esperanto, Christ the King Church, 252 Argyle Avenue, 5.15 p.m. Gospel Sing, Woodroffe Temple, Salvation Army, 8 p.m. Ottawa Regional Ballroom Dance Club, annual festival Civic Centre, 8 p.m. Music Festival highlights, NAC Theatre, 8 p.m.

"The Lamplighter," NAC Studio, Maria Corvin In "Out of Africa," NAC Salon, 8 p.m. "The Crucible," Earl of March High School, 8 p.m. Two French plays, National Gallery, 8.30 p.m. a Sixpence," Ottawa Little Theatre, La Salle Academy, 8.30 p.m. "The Whiteheaded Algonquin College, 8.30 p.m.' TOMORROW National Arts Centre Orchestra, chamber concert, 2 p.m.

Lecture on drugs, Spera Foundation, Uplands, Teen Town, 8 p.m. MONDAY Lecture on drugs for parents and teachers, Uplands, community Centre, 8 p.m. "The NAC Studio, 8 p.m. "Half a Sixpence," Ottawa Little Theatre, La Salle Academy, 8.30 p.m. 194 Legal REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF OTTAWA-CARLETON WORKS DEPARTMENT CONTRACT 7-71 Sealed tenders, addressed to the Secretary of the Executive Committee, Regional.

Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, 239 Gilmour Street, Ottawa 4, Ontario, for the Construction of 8" diameter Water Main in Meadowlands Drive from Chesterton Drive to 450' Eastery, will be received until 11.00 a.m., Tuesday, May 25th, 1971. Pions, specifications, information and form of tender may be obtained from the Works Department, Room 606, City Holt, 111 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario. The Corporation reserves the right to reject any. or all tenders or to accept any tender should it be deemed in, the Interest of the Corporation so to do, and in particular, if only one tender Is received the Corporation reserves the right to reject it. W.

H. BRUNETTE Clerk Ottawa, Ontario. 195. Auction AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th Complete dispersal auction sale of farm machinery and 34 head of registered and Grade Belgian and Percheron horses. M-H tractor, John Deere combine, New Holland Baler, 1966 GMC truck, Int.

double disc, 3- ton horse truck with 18' box (all new rubber), New Holland side rake, grain auger, hay elevator, horse drawn disc, mower, dump rake and cultivator, full line of machinery, show wagon, 2 sets of chrome show harness, 2 sets of heavy work harness. This is on outstanding breeders' sale of good horses. Mr. Crawford has won the 6-horse hitch for seven years at the Royal Winter Fair and the 4-horse hitch for five vears. The property of Gilbert Crawford, RR No.

3, North Gower, 16 miles east of Smiths Falls' to North Gower and miles north on Hwy, No. 5. TERMS Cash No Reserves MACHINE SALE AT 1.00 P.M. HORSE SALE AT 2.00 P.M. Carl Hickson, Sale Mgr.

and Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 Journal Want Ads bring quick results. 2 6 DIAL 5 WANT LONG DISTANCE NO TOLL CHARGE "Ottawa's Most PHONE ZENITH. 77120 3. Deaths BARBEAU, Connie Accidentally on Friday, May 1971, Connie Barbeau, age years, beloved daughter of Ronald F.

and Helen (Holman) Barbeau, of 122 Byron Avenue. Dear sister of Mark. Beloved granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barbeau and Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Holman. Resting at the. Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town), after 2 p.m. Sunday.

Funeral- Monday to St. George's Church for mass at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, CARROLL, Leo--In Toronto, on Thursday, May 6, 1971, Leo Carroll, age 50 years, of 7 Orrin Avenue, beloved husband of Loretta Muldoon, dear father of Allan, D'Arcy, Leonore, Myrna and Lorraine, dear brother of Eugene, Joseph, 'Mary (Mrs. John Porter), Bernadette (Mrs. Lawrence Foley), Marion (Mrs.

L. Charlebois), Margaret (Mrs. John O'Keefe and Irene (Mrs. Jervis McCloskey). Resting at the Kelly Funeral 2313 Carling Avenue (West of Woodroffe), where friends may call after 2 p.m.

Saturday. Funeral Monday to St. Mary's Church for Mass at 10 a.m. Interment South March. CLOUTIER, Mr.

Maurice On Thursday, May 6, 1971, Maurice Cloutier, beloved. husband of Cecile ChapmanLatreille of 1400 Larose Street, Ottawa, age 49, dear father of Gerard, Maurice, Donald, Jeau, Pierre, Miss Monique, Mrs. Marcel Brazeau (Suzanne), all of Ottawa; Mrs. Maurice Thibeault (Marie), Hull, brother of Roland, Rosario, Paul, Lorenzo, Henri, Mrs. Alice Chapman, all of Ottawa; Mrs.

Jos. Parson (Jeannine) of Deschenes. Also surviving are 3 grandchildren, Susan, Micheline and Rachelle. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 7 Fairmont Avenue. Funeral Monday, May 10, to St.

Bonaventure Church for Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Ottawa. 3. Deaths (Cont. from Preceding Column) DeGRUCHY, Albert.

Friday, James, 7, 1971, Albert James DeGruchy, husband. of Pearl Sabourin, father of Ken and Mrs. R. Toomay (Shirley); grandfather of Ian Brian and David. Resting Weagant Radmore Stewart Funeral Home, 1319 Wellington Street where friends may call between 2 and 4 and 7 and 9 p.m.

Service in the Chapel Monday at 11 a.m. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. FORSYTH, Edna In hospital, Friday, May 7, 1971, Edna Smith, beloved wife of A. D. (Archie) Forsyth, of 1117 Bedbrooke mother of Douglas H.

Forsyth, Garry Forsyth, Kemptville, also grandchildren, Resting Hulse and 1 Playfair West Chapel, 1098 Byron Avenue between Woodroffe and Compton. Funeral Monday, May 10, 3 p.m. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Saturday.

GARLICKI, Mrs. Krystyna In hospital on Friday, May 7, 1971, Krystyna J. Swirski, age 47 years, beloved wife of Andrzej M. Garlicki, 1361 Westmar Drive, dear mother of Helena and Barbara of Ottawa, daughter of Mrs. Helena and the late Major Jan Swirski and sister of (Janina) Mrs.

Dr. Jan Kotarski, Cwmbran, South Wales. Resting McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent. Funeral mass Monday, 10 a.m. at St.

Hyacinth's Church. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. Prayers 8 p.m. Sunday at funeral home. GERMAIN, Mr.

Romeo, bachelor In hospital on May 7, 1971, age 62, 43 Papineau Street, Hull, brother of Lucien of Lucerne and two sisters-inlaw, Mrs. Lucien Germain (Lucille Germain Thibault), (Juliette Mrs. Lafrance); several nephews and nieces. Body resting at Beauchamp Funeral Home 171 St. Laurent Street, Hull for service on Monday, May 10, at St.

Redempteur Church at 7.45 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery. 13 KCAT Graduates Win $600 in Prizes KEMPTVILLE (Staff) Thirteen of 90 graduates from three Canadian provinces, South Africa, Scotland, and the West Indies received awards amounting to $600 Friday at the annual graduation exercises, of the Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology. During the ceremonies, it was announced that the college's new $1.4 million mens' residence and complex will be offi-. cially opened June 5 by Ontario Agriculture Minister W.

A. Stewart and Public Works Minister R. James Auld. Ottawa Journal Awards went to Bob Henselwood of Ottawa, for general proficiency as the top graduating student in agriculture; Raymond Cameron, of Bowmanville, for proficiency in animal production subjects during the final year; and to Helen Van Toen of North Bay as the highest student in academic proficiency in. home economics during the final year.

Raymond Ameron, an honor student, received the A. M. Barr Award as the student ranking highest on farm plan and farm management examinations and the Brockville Co-operative Association Award as the junior student ranking highest in the final examination on agricultural economics dealing with cooperatives. Journal Box Replles 315 351 362 365 373 384 388 401 427 407 408 416 418 431 435 453 457 463 469 471 479 482 483 484 486 490 491 492 496 497 503 505 521 522 Journal Subscription Rates SINGLE COPY PRICE: 10c daily, Saturday. BY CARRIER: a week.

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JOURNAL Progressive Want ADS Want Ad Section" 3. Deaths Column) (Cont. from Preceding Column) CLOSS, Archibald Alexander Entered into rest at G.W.M. Hospital, Perth, Friday, May 7, 1971, Archibald Alexander Closs, beloved husband of Marion Garrett, in his 66th year. Resting at Young's Funeral Home, Lanark.

Servicel will take place Sunday, at 2 p.m. Interment Clyde Forks Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please make donations to your favorite charity. 3. Deaths (Cont.

from Preceding Column) HOUSTON, Thomas Harrison At home, Arnprior, Ont. in his 91st year, Thomas Harrison Houston of Arnprior, husband of the late Frances Henrietta Seamark, dear father of Alfred, Grosse Point Woods, Clarence, Lachine, Stuart, Arnprior; Robert, Ottawa; Edward, Ottawa; Mrs. Zella Kent, Detroit," survived by 11 grandchildren and six at the Boyce Funeral Home, Arnprior until 1 12 o'clock noon, Monday, thence to Emmanuel Church, Arnprior for service at 2 p.m. Interment Arnprior Cemetery. LONSDALE, Raymond W.

Suddenly in hospital Friday, May 7, 1971, Raymond W. Lonsdale, beloved husband of Elsie May Hodgins, 270 London Terrace, in his 61st year, dear father of Wendy Judith, and Joyce Brenda, step-sop. of Mrs. Edith Lonsdale, Buckingham, brother Russell, of Ottawa, Beverly, Buckingham, of Ben, Alton and Walter Bourne, of Ottawa, Douglas and Nora Bourne, of Buckingham. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street.

Service Monday at 1 p.m. Beechwood cemetery. PALMER, hospital at Winchester, on Thursday, May 6, 1971, Margaret Palmer, age 75 years, daughter of the late Henry (Margaret Rowan) Palmer; dear sister of John and Edgar Palmer, of Detroit, Walter, Carl, Mrs. Gertrude Ryan, Mrs. Roger Brisbois and Ethel Palmer, all of Metcalfe, Resting McEvoyShields Funeral, Home, 235 Kent Street from 7 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Thursday. Thence to rest at the Vice and Craig Ltd. Funeral Home, Hwy. 31, Metcalfe, after 2 p.m.

Friday. Funeral Saturday, to St. Catherine's Church, Metcalfe, for Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Interment parish cemetery. POOLE, Ethel hospital Friday, May 7, 1971, Ethel Kennedy, widow of Gerald Poole, in her 87th year, dear mother of (Frances) Mrs.

George Lewis, Ottawa, (Nancy) Mrs. Donald Coleman, Niagara Falls, 6 grandchildren also. survive. Resting McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent Street, Ottawa, Saturday from 12 noon until 10 p.m. then to McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, Wakefield, Sunday after 12 noon.

Funeral Monday to St. Andrews United Church for service at 2 p.m. Interment MacLarens cemetery. PENNOCK, Catherine IreneIn hospital, Thursday, May 6, 1971, Katie Humphries, age 66, beloved wife of Myles Pennock, dear mother of Eldon, Calabogie, also survived by 4 grandchildren, sister of Jemison Humphries, cerville; Carman, Renfrew; Mrs. Addy Cardiff, Renfrew, and Mrs.

Ellen Duff, Ottawa. Resting at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in the chapel Saturday, 2 p.m. Interment Horton cemetery, Renfrew. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society.

RIDEWOOD, Jennie At Smiths Falls, on Friday, May 7, 1971, Jennie Driver, beloved wife, of the John Alexander Ridewood and mother of Mrs. Earl Williams (Doris), Smiths Falls; Mrs. Jack Wark (Violet), Inuvik, NWT; Mrs. Harry Ruppel (Phyllis) and Kenneth, Smiths Falls. Also 7 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren survive.

Resting at the Amy Funeral Home. Funeral service will be held in St. John's Church on Monday, May 10, at 2 p.m. Interment St. John's cemetery.

MACKIN In loving memory. of a dear husband, Earl Mackin, who passed away May 8, 1970. Days of sadness still come ofer US, Tears in -silence often, flow. For memory keeps you ever near us Though you died one year ago. -Wife Lucy.

LOCAL CALLS PHONE 236-7511 5. Lost (Cont. from Preceding Column) PEARL NECKLACE, LOST CARLINGwood Shopping Centre. 829-5225, 825- 1806. Reward.

RACCOON, YOUNG, MALE, LIGHT collar, Riverside Court area. Reward. 731-8059. SOLID GOLD LADY'S WATCH WITH bracelet. Parking lot IGA supermarket, Beechwood Avenue.

Reward. 745-7777. SMALL BROWN MIXED TERRIER and Chihuahua. Answers to "Buddy:" Reward. 236-1958 or 235-7304.

SMALL, ROUND, WHITE GOLD Omega watch lost in snow, Campus or Ottawa area, Camp ForSentimental value. Reward. 731-7981: TOY POODLE, APRICOT. CALL 7.46* 1215. VICINITY MONT ST.

MARIE, LIGHT brown mixed Corgi and terrier, answers to Nip. Reward. 722-1117. WATCH, GRADUATION GIFT, ELGIN, white gold, May 3, vicinity Bronson, Somerset, Jackson Building. Reward, 733-0428.

WILL GENTLEMAN WHO, BY MIStake, took man's coat in restaurant Wednesday noon, call 234-4776. WILL PERSON WHO PHONED RElady's watch, call 829-5815 or 992-8935. 3 MONTH MALE GOLDEN LABRAdor, 18 month female Black 'Labrador. 749-5307. AT EXPERIMENTAL FARM LOOKout, sand colored purse, red trim, on Thursday.

235-7029. DOG, TAN, WHITE AROUND NECK, white strip down forehead, Centre Town. 729-4064. DOG, FOUND SPRUGE STREET area, half collie, half German shepherd, male. 235-4066.

FEMALE GERMAN SHEPHERD, 'Overbrook area. 243 Prince Albert. FOUND, BOAT GATINEAU River, In Chelsea, Glen Eagle, area. 827-2296. GERMAN SHEPHERD, BLACK, found Queenswood Heights.

Phone 824- 2786. LADY'S Heights area. WATCH, CONFEDERATION LADY'S BYWARD MAR. ket, 745-1025, 6. MAN'S WEDDING BAND FOUND Bank and Heron.

Rd. area. 733-3827, days. PAIR OF HEAD SKIS, 175 CM LONG, with poles. 225-4006.

WHITE PET RABBIT FOUND ALLIson Avenue. 729-3923. 10-SPEED RACER, WEST END. 728- 13. Memoriams BELLMAN In loving memory of our mother, who passed away on Mother's Day, .1967.

Always remembered. -Family. BOOTH--In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Minnie Booth, who passed away May 8, 1970. What would 1 not give to clasp her hand, Her deor, sweet face 40 see: To hear her voice, to see her smile, That meant so much to me.

-Viv. BRYCE In loving remembrance of our only son, Roger, who died in his twenty-first year, as a result of a car accident on May 9, 1970. -Ruth and Jim Bryce, Kanata. KILMARTIN In loving memory of 0 dear brother, Thomas, who passed away May 9, 1967. 0 happy hours we once enjoyed.

How sweet their memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. -Sister Margaret, Walter ond Family. LAW In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Hamilton A. Law, who passed away May 9, 1966. Five years hove passed since that sod day, When one we loved was called away; God took him home it was His will, Within our hearts he liveth still.

-Sadly missed by Eleanor, Doug and Bruce. MACKIN In loving memory of a dear father -and grandfather, Earl Mackin, who possed away May 1970. One year has passed since that sad day, When one we loved Was called away; God took him home It was His will Within our hearts he Hiveth still. -Helen, Leo and Grandchildren. MAHONEY In fond and loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Williom who passed away May 9, 1959.

Love's greatest gift Remembrance. -Daughter Lucinda, Son Cosmas, and Family. PERKINS In loving memory of a dear husband and father, William H. Perkins, who passed away May 9, $1970. Not dead to Us who loved him, lost but gone before, He lives with us in memory.) And will live forever more.

-Maude and Family. TURGEON, Miss Aurelie In hospital on Friday, May 7, 1971, Aurelie Turgeon, daughter of the late Charles Turgeon and of the late Alexina Lalonde, sister of Emile, Omer, Eugene, Mrs. Ernestine St. Georges, Mrs. Gracia Chartrand, Mrs.

Marie Poirier, all of Ottawa. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier, :260 Besserer. Funeral at St. Sebastien Church. Interment Notre Dame cemetery.

Time to be announced later. FRED N. GARRETT FUNERAL SERVICE Dignity, Devotion and Economy in Good Taste Since 1938. Inquire No Obligation 233-4773 584 SOMERSET STREET WEST McEVOY BROTHERS SHIELDS LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS 235 KENT STREET 232-5337 Every evening we present our obituaries with the 6 p.m. news on Station CKOY.

VICE CRAIG LTD. FUNERAL HOMES METCALFE WINCHESTER CHESTERVILLE 774-2120 One convenient telephone number serves all. 3 locations. HULSE PLAYFAIR LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Forsyth, Edna. Lonsdale, Raymond W.

Central Chapel 315 McLEOD STREET 233-1143 West Chapel 1098 BYRON AVENUE 728-1761 VEITCH DRAPER LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS PARKDALE CHAPEL 728-4673 BANK ST. CHAPEL 236-0668 5. Last ARMY JACKET. WIRE FRAMED glasses, in black case, transistor radio on Oxfam walk, near Dow's Lake. 746-6651.

AND CHROME ATTACHE case, lost between Ottawa Airport and Beacon Arms Hotel. Reward. Call Ottawa Police. BLACK MALE NEWFOUNDLAND, white chest and paw, lost Munster area. 638-5308.

BOX OF COLOR SLIDES, CARLING. wood Shopping Centre. Reward. 729- 9966. BUDGIE BIRD, BLUISH-MAUVE, grey-white, child's pet.

731-9938. CAT, SILVER GREY, WHITE SPOT on chest. Answers to Ben. Neutered male. Westgate area.

Reward. 728- 6291. CAT, 5 YEARS, GINGER COLOURED, wearing blue collar and leash, vicinity Bytown Towers or Chesterton Drive, reward. Pledse call 236-4278. Don White and Son, Books, 283 Elgin.

CHANGE PURSE ORANGE, LOST VIcinity Canadian Tire, K-Mart, City View. Containing religious statue, money. Urgently needed, 722-4462. CHILD'S GLASSES, VICINITY PARKdale, Sherwood, Fairmont, Gladstone. 728-8587.

DACHSHUND, MALE, RED, 10 months, has throat injury, lost April 20 Rockcliffe-Beechwood area. Substantial reward. 749-0449, GLASSES, BLACK FRAMES, WEST End. Reward. 828-6868.

GLASSES, SEQUIN TRIM. BLACK, 23. 992-5230, 722-0233. GOLD CHARM BRACELET, LOST ST. Laurent Shopping Centre.

Reward. 728-4087. LADY'S GLASSES, BLACK CASE, April 27. 224-9376. LARGE LAWN TABLE UMBRELLA, lost K-Mart, Bells Corners, or between there and Stittsville.

Road to Corp. 836-4237. LEITRIM AREA, RED, GOLD MALE miniature collie, reward. 729-0347. LOST, GREY AND WHITE and MALE Smith cat, months old, Hoig Road area.

Reward. 733-5495. LOST, ORANGE AND WHITE MALE cat, 10 months old. Tilbury Avenue orea. 729-6782.

MALE BROWN TABBY CAT WITH leather collor: Sandy, Hill area. 233- 1463. MOTORCYCLE HELMET, RED, ON Harrison, Monterey Streets. Reward. 828-6868.

ROBILLARD In loving memory my dear mother, Briget D. Robillard, who passed away May 8, 1942. There is a sad but sweet remembrance, There is a memory fond and truer. There Is a token of affection, Mother, And a heartache still for you. -Daughter Tot, Mike and Family.

WILLIAMSON Mrs. Constance Irene, died May 8, 1968. In our hearts your memory lingers Sweetly tender, fond and true; There is not a day, dear, mother, That we do not think of you. -Son William Marjorie, Grandson Malcolm. 16.

Funeral Directors RACINE, ROBERT AND GAUTHIER 237-3680, 260 Besserer: 300 Olmstead; 7 Fairmont; 259 St. Pat-. rick; 101 Notre Dame. 17. Cemetery Memorials Found CREMATION Full Information Free of Charge From BEECHWOOD.

CREMATORIUM PO BOX 7025, OTTAWA 746-0201 19. Churches COME TO CHURCH A directory of Churches in and around Ottawa UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA EASTBROOK UNITED CHURCH, 273 Donald Street, Ottawa 7, Ont. Serv. ices of Worship at 11.00 a.m. (nursery for infants).

Sunday School at 11.00 a.m. (all departments). A welcome awaits you at Eastbrook. Reman Catholic ST. JOSEPH'S RC CHURCH, CORNER of Cumberland and Wilbrod Streets.

Sunday Mass 8.00, 9.00. (High Mass 10:30 a.m.), 12.00, 12.55 and 5.00 p.m. Weekdays, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00 a.m, and 5.30 p.m. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, CORNER Kent and Nepean Streets.

Sunday obligation fulfilled at masses: Satur. day 4.30 p.m., Sunday 7.00, 8.00, 9.30, 11.00, 12.15 and 9.00 p.m. Methodist ARLINGTON WOODS FREE dist Church, Knoxdole School, Greenbank Road. Sunday morning worship, 11 a.m. Sunday School 9.45 a.m.

7 p.m. Family Gospel Hour, Robert -E. Dargan, Pastor. STANDARD CHURCH OF AMERICA, corner of Kenwood and Roosevelt. Services 11 a.m, ond 7 p.m.

Sundays. Oid time Gospel preaching and singing. Rev. R. Gamble pastor.

Every. one welcome. Dorothy Parks of Bloomfield won the Raina Trophy, as top student. in general proficiency and student activities, and the Kemptville Womens' Institute Award, for general proficiency and student activities in home economics. Fred Clark of Campbellford won the Kemptville Legion Award, for good academic standing and qualities of leadand citizenship, and the United Co-operatives of Ontario award, as best all-round graduating student in agriculture.

Anderson Department Store Awards: David' Lee of Bowmanville, student in agriculture making most satisfactory progress during the entire course, Faye Egalway, St. Catharines, student making most progress in home economics. Stanely G. Anderson Shield to student in agriculture ranking highest in practical agricultural mechanics during the final year: Gordon Fetterley of Mountain; Plant Food Council of Ontario Award to agriculture student ranking highest in soils during the final year: Douglas Fry of Williamsburg. W.

B. George Award, top boy at KCAT: Lea MacEachern of Cornwall, Prince Edward Island; R. I. Shaver Award to home economics student highest in advanced nutrition: Margaret-Ann Castell of Trenton. Ottawa Citizen Award to students ranking highest in academic and practical subjects in home economics: Elena Bianco and Katie Firstbrook, both of Ottawa.

WILL VISIT ISRAEL OTTAWA (CP) Heath Macquarrie (PC-Hillsborough), Conservative external affairs critic, leaves for a visit to Israel. He hopes to meet "a number of people from a broad spectrum of Israeli public a release said Friday. Last year, Mr. Macquarrie visited Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. Anglican Church of Canada ST.

ALBAN THE MARTYR, KING. ED. ward and Daly Avenues; Rev. Carton Lionel Bruce. Services: 8 a.m., 11 a.m., 4 p.m.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S, McKAY ST. at Victoria, Rev. James Barnett. Sunday Services: 8.15, 9.45, 11.15 a.m.

Tuesday, 7.15 a.m. Thursday, 10 a.m. JUNE 1ST, UNFURNISHED, CENTRE Town, Sandy Hill, 1-2 bedrooms, preferably converted house. Call 224- 5590, after 6, weekdays. WANTED, COMPETITORS AND spectators at great new show.

ern Onfario half-Arabian show, Belleville. Monday, May 24, 1971, all-breed jumping, Western and racing. Details write Box A-329, Journal. 21. Cemeteries EASTERN ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN CREMATORIUM New Crematorium, Chapel and Administration Bldg.

CHAPEL FOR 200 PERSONS NON-DENOMINATIONAL BEAUTIFUL URN GARDEN AND COLUMBARIUM Pinecrest Cemetery 2500 BASELINE ROAD, 829-3600 A 307 374 409 444 474 487 499 308 382 415 447 475 489 500..