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Deaths By The Canadian Press Prince Albert, Sask. Jim Hamilton, 46, who was marooned for 30 day In the Northwest last year when his helicopter was forced down, of heart failure. Parte Dr. An toning Lacag- sagne, 87, one of France's top cancer specialists who received United Nations award in 1962 for his work, when he fell to his death from the window of his fifth-floor apartment Vatican City Rt. Rev.

Sal-vatore Natucci, who as a devil's advocate within the Vatican hierarchy argued against at least 100 candidates for sainthood, including that of St. Pius just eight days past his 100th birthday. Today and tomorrow TODAY The Nutcracker, NAC Opera House, 2 and 7.30 p.m. Canadian Centennial' Choir, cdncert, NAC foyer, 4.1S pjn. Ottawa Youth Orchestra, Rid- gemont High School, 8 p.m.

On Monday Next; Ottawa Little Theatre, Algonquin College, 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW Films on Art, National Gal lery, 2 p.m. -Concert, Andre Laurendeau High School, 3 p.m. -Concert by Ayorama Wind Quintet, National Gallery, 3.30 pun. Jrab and Grace, Cathedral PJayers, Christ Church Cathedral, 4.30 p.m.

On Monday Next, Algonquin College, 7.30 p.m. MONDAY 1 Donor Clinic, 85 Plymouth, 1.30 to 4.30 and 6.30 to 8.30 school cancelled I Canterbury High School's pre sentation of See How They Run lias been cancelled indefinitely due to the ill health of a mem ber of the cast. 3,000 letters "just to read them (UPI) A Japanese worker was arrested today for stealing 3,000 letters and postcards. Akira Oivishi, 24, told post office inspectors that he stole the letters because he just could not resist reading them. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS Vital StotlstKsi 1.

Adoptions 2. Blrthi 3. Deotttt 4. OMfuorle 5. Lost 4.

Found Notices! 13. In Memortams 14. Anniversary Masses 15. Cords of Thank 14. Funeral Directors 17.

Cemetery Memorlcls II. Societies and Lodges 19. Churches 20. Florists 31. Cemeteries 39.

Druggists Open Sunday 30. Service Stations Services i 33. Banquets ond Porttes 34. Take-Out Foods 35. Where to Go 36.

Hotels ond Motels 37. Beauty Salons 31. Nursing Homes 39. Gardening and Landscaping 40. Ambulance Service EMPLOYMENT 41.

Help Wanted Male Interest 42. Soles Persons and Agents 43. Positions Vacant 44. Professional Service 45. Help wanted Female Interest 46.

Nursing Services 47. Employment Wonted 48. Domestic Help 49. Teachers Wonted SO. Tuition 51.

Trade Schools 52. Baby Services APARTMENTS 54. Apartments to Let 55. Furnished Apartments to Let 56. Apartments Wanted 57.

Apartments for Sale St Furnished Apartments Wanted 59. Sublets PROPERTY 60. Industrial Properties 41. Property for Sale 62. Property for Rent 43, Property Wonted 44.

Income Property 45. Commercial Property 44. Out-of-Town Properties 47. Forms tor Sole of. Forms for Rent 49.

Forms Wanted to Buy 71. Cottages tor Rent 71 Cottages Wonted 73. Cottage Lots for Sol 74. Warehouse Space) 75. Office to Let 74.

Offices Wanted to Let 77. Store to Let 7t. Store Wanted to Let 7. Resorts, 50. Business Opportunities 1.

Hunting and Fishing ROOMS 51. Rooms to Let 17. Room Wonted SI. Room ond Board 19. Share Accommodation Birftu COLTON Bob and Connie are-happy to announce the birth of a son, Glenn Robert, 9 12 Thursday, Dec.

18, 1971 at Riverside hospital. A brother for Caryl, mfFMBRK To hick and Dora (Ruzzi) at the Civic Hos pita! Monday, Nov. 29. 1971 at 2.50 p.m., a 9 lb. 9 oz.

brother fur Silvio. All weti. FORSYTH Garry and Barbara (nee Belsey) wish to announce the arrival of a son, William Barry, Dec. IS, 1971, Kemptville District Hospital. A brother for Robert.

KAUFMANN Harold and Norma (nee Robinson) wish to announce the arrival of a daughter, Heather Christine, on Dec. the Civic Hospital, MATTHIAS Tom and Diane (nee Day) are proud to an nounce the birth of their daughter Cynthia, 7 lbs, on Dec. 14. 1971 at Civic Hospital. Both well.

McELUGOTT Bob and Joanne (nee Tardif) are proud to an nounce the birth of their daughter, Nadya Yvette, 6 4 on Friday, Dec. 17, 1971, Riverside Hospital, Ottawa. Mother and baby well ROPER Michael and Janet (nee Roberts) are pleased to announce the birth of a daugh ter, Margaret Anne, Dec. 14, UI71, at w-ace Hospital, a sis ter for Victoria. WEBSTER Vic and Linda (nee Lahey) are proud to announce the birth of Christopher Allen, a brother for Stephie and "'Craig, on Dec.

17, 1971, at Civic Hospital. Santa's toy bag held marijuana MONTEREY PARK. CaUf. (UPI) A female undercover agent arrested a shopping centre Santa Claus Friday for stashing marijuana in his Yuletide toy bag. The young, traditionally garbed Santa was led quietly away by plainclothesmen, disappointing a kmg line of children who wanted to get their pictures taken seated on Santa's lap.

Police said the woman agent walked up to the young actor and said, "I'd like to buy three lids." She said he replied through his thick white beard that the marijuana would cost her $30 and that it was hidden in his toy bag. MERCHANDISE 91. Cameras, Photo Supplies Articles for Sole- 93. Articles Wanted 94. Articles for Rent 95.

Articles for Swap 96. Antiques and Fine Art 97. Firewood and Fuel 9t. Market Basket 99. Machinery and Equipment 100.

Pet Stock 101. Livestock and Poultry 102. Stomps and Coins 103. Hobbles 104. Boats ond Motors 105.

Snowmobiles 106. Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies 108. Rodio Television 109. Household Appliances AUTOMOTIVE Avtosi 119.

Auto Leasing 120. Autos for Sale 121. Autos Wanted 172. Auto Accessories 123. Sports Cars 124.

Auto Ports Tnickst 129. Trucks for Soie 130. Truck Bodies. Parts 131. Trucks Wanted Trailers! 133.

Trailers for Sale 134. Trailers for Rent 135. Mobile Homes for Sate 136. Mobil Homes far Rent 137. Mobile Homes Moved 13S.

Mobile Home Porks 139. Mobile Homes Exchanged Motorcycles: 145. Motorcycles for Sale 146. Motorcycles for Rent 147. Scooters for Sol 14.

Scooters for Rent 149. Ski Corner MIsceMa 151. Garages 152. Parking Spac 153. Winterising REAL ESTATE 157.

Houses for Sale 158. Property Management 159. Houses to Let 160. Furnished Houses to Let 161. Furnished House Wantad to Let 162.

Houses Wanted to Let 163. Houses Wanted to Buy 144. Garden Homes PERSONALS 176. Personal Memo 177. Tror sport at ton AvalloBI 17.

Transportation Wanted 179. Camps Boys' ond Girls' FINANCIAL 115. Financing 1(6. Money Wanted .117. Money AvollaM IM.

Mortgage 1(9. Investments 190. Patent ond Copy, MISCELLANEOUS 194. Legal 15. Auction 16.

At Your Service 197. Coming Event 191. Stamp Collectors 199. Anniversary Pog -1 si. i 1 JOURNAL WANT ADS i TELEPHONE 5634711 Deaths BELANGER, Mr.

Elie (Bill) On Friday, 17, 1971, EH Bill Belangef, formerly of Belanger Spring Service, beloved husband of Marie Jeanne Clermont of 81A Bar- rette Street, Vanier, aged 68, ier, Romeo of Orleans; Mrs. Leo Joly (Jannine), Mrs. Marcel Joly, both of Lac St. Marie, Mrs. Norman Joly (Madeleine) of Vanier, brother of Mrs.

Blanche Mullens, of Montreal, also surviving 43 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Resting at Ra cine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 300 Olmstead Street, Vanier. Funeral Mon day, Dec. 20th to St. Charles Church for Funeral Mass at 10 a.m.

Interment Gatineau cemetery. BOWDEN, Martin George As the result of an accident, Kingston, Martin George Bowden in his 24th year, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bowden. Service was held this morning at the Weagant Radmore Stewart chapel, 1319 Wellington Street.

For those who wish, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 386 MacLaren Street. BRULE, David Alcide (T.A.) -On Friday, Dec. 17, 1971. T. A Brule, beloved husband of the late Irene Leclerc and ol Berthe Mayer of 1923 Alta Vista Drive, age 59.

Landscape architect and contractor. President of the T. A. Brule firm, dear father of Andre, of Wendover, Roger and Nor maud of Vanier, Marcel and Rnlnnd of Orleans, Miss Irene of Vanier, brother, of Rene, Aurele. Francois, Thomas, Mrs.

Albert Paquette (Aurore). all of Vanier; Mrs. Emma Leduc of Mrs. Donat Roy (Jeanne), Ottawa; "STsIeliKrmrBrule S.C:0. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren.

Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 259 St. Patrick Street. Funeral Monday, Dec. 20 to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church for funeral mass" at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame, Ottawa.

Red envoys ml walk out on Chou PEKING (Reuter)-Envoys of the Soviet Union, six other Com munist countries and India walked out of a state banquet in Peking Friday night when Chi nese Premier Chou En-lai launched a bitter attack on Mos cow's backing of Indian "aggression" against Pakistan. Obviously angry, boviet Am bassador a 1 i Tolstikov stalked out of the reception in honor of Sudanese Vice-President Khalid Hassan Abbas when Chou said "social imperialists" repeatedly used the United Nations in order to obstruct a ceasefire. Tolstikov was followed by representatives of Bulgaria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Pol and, East Germany and Mongolia. It was the tirst time tor two years a Soviet ambassador had walked out of a reception ana diplomats believed it indicated that Sino-Soviet relations are less friendly than at any time since their border conflict in 1969. F-4 sales resumed, paper says (c) Chicago Daily News TEL AVIV-The United States has agreed to resume shipments of F-4 Phantom jets to Israel, according to a report published Friday in the authoritative pro- government Daily Davar.

This "feeling" was said to underline the satisfaction in the Israeli capital regarding the re sults of Premier Golda Meir's recent mission to the United States, where she conferred with President Nixon. "It's impossible to -predict hovfcBWwyhantomwilLget here or when they will arrive." the newspaper said in a cautious qualifier. Asked to confirm or deny the Davar story, a responsible official here would say only that the newspaper's political reporter "usually knows what he's talking about." Deliveries of Phantom and Skyhawk A-4 warplanes ceased last June when previous United States-Israeli contracts expired. Since then, this; country's leaders have been waging vocifer ous campaign to renew the jet 3. deals.

3. Deaths (CoM. from Preceding Column) CROWLEY, Barry G. In hos pital Friday, Dec. 17, 1971.

Barry G. Crowley, age 59, of 9 Cordova Street, beloved hus band of Gertrude MarteS, dear father of Gregory, Resting at -die Kelly Funeral Home, town) where friends may cata after 2 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday to St. Mary's Church, South Gloucester for mass at 10 Interment parish cemetery.

GAUTHIER, Albert On Fri day, Dec. 17, 1971, Albert Gauthier, husband of the late Bernadette Renaud, of 25 Carlotta Street, Vanier, age 69, dear father of Mrs. Andre Bedard (Claudette), Vanier; brother of Ernest, Ottawa; Miss Noella; also surviving, one grandson, Denis. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gau thier, 300 Olmstead, Vanier. Funeral Monday, Dec.

20 to Marie Mediatrice Church for Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. In terment Notre Dame, Ottawa. GAUTHIER, Henri (Funeral Director) In local hospi tal Thursday, Dec. 16, 1971 'age 81, beloved husband by first marriage of the late Yvonne Laflamme and by second marriage Cordelia Roy, dear father of Bernard, Ronald of Montreal, Mrs. Jacques B.

Gaulin (Marcelle) of Ottawa. Will be resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier, 101 Notre Dame Street. Hull, Saturday from' 1-10 p.m. and Sunday from 1-10 p.m. Private funeral Monday, Dec.

20. No, flowers by request. GRAHAM, Annie Amelia Sud denly on Friday, Dec. 17, 1971, -Annie Amelia Sullivan of Brinston, in her 88th year, beloved wife of the late Arthur Graham, dear sister of Morley of Ottawa; survived by several nieces and nephews. Resting at the Armstrong weagant Funeral Home, South Mountain, where friends may call after 7 p.m.

tonight! Service will be held at the funeral home on Monday at 1.30 p.m. Interment Spruce Haven cemetery. HOGAN, Mrs. Man- Laurie In hospital Friday, Dec. 17, 197K Mary O'Regan of 180 Au gusta, dear wife of the late Douglas Hogan, dear mother of Mrs.

John Quilty (Maureen), Ottawa. Miss Wella Ottawa; Basil, Cleveland Ohio; Brian. Ottawa; dear sis ter of Miss Nan and Miss Helen of Ottawa, also four grand children. Resting at Racine Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home. 260 Besserer Street.

Funeral Monday, Dec. 20 to St. Joseph's Church at 11 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. HUTCHING AME, Mildred Beat- rice At her home Thursday Nov.

16, 1971, Mildred Beat rice Matthews, beloved wife of Brian Hutchingame of .499 Bay Street, dear mother of Daniel and David Hutchingame and Clayton Olson, all of Ottawa, Mrs. R. Theise (Annie), of Success, and Mrs. Madran (Beverly), of White- horse, Yukon Territory and foster son Robert Saver of Ot tawa, sister of Mrs. Edna Corney of Halifax, NS; also survived by 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Resting Hulse and Playfair central chapel.

315 McLeod Street after 2 p.m. Saturday. Service Monday, 2 p.m. Inter-mem Pinecrest cemetery. KETTLES, Lena In Toronto, Thursday, Dec.

16, 1971, Lena Curry, formerly of Munster age 94, widow of William Henry Kettles, dear mother of Russell. Smiths Falls; John Henry, Richmond; Hugh, Ottawa; Mrs. Sandy Hilliard (Ethel), Toronto. Resting at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt, after 7 p.m. Saturday.

Service in the chapel Monday, 1 p.m. Interment Munster Union cemetery. KUZIORYNSKY, John In hospital on Friday, Dec. l'l, 1971. Age 75 years, of 187 Bru-yere Street.

Resting McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kenl Street. After 7 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday. Service 9 a.m.

Holy Trinity Buko-winian Orthodox Church. Interment Holy Trinity Ceme tery, Merivale Road. Prayers 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Journal Box Replies 023 037 044 070 073 100 647 657 667 689 690 68-1 048 062 058 069 669 674 680 699 718 721 732 753 756 783 787 738 749 750 78R 793 608 838 844 846 809 814 816 834 847 849 850 8S1 873 878 880 894 895 897 914 928 '930 931 933 944 959 977, 9 16 17 28 40 46 58 81 67 71 86 90 98 100 112 120 Mailed out Dee.

17, 1971. 13 68 72 73 79 "85 109 111 113 115 122 131 140 1 136 Deaths flt-m PrtK0.n4 Column LAURIN, Mrs. Mandoza (Maria Larabie) Of 58S lahaie Street, Buckingham, on Friday, Dec; 17, 1971, at the age of '68, wife of the late Joseph Brabant of the first marri age, and beloved wife of Mai second marriage, dear sister of Mrs. John Maloney and Mrs. Eugene Dore of Gatineau, plus many nieces and nephews.

Resting at the Vin cent Brunet Funeral Home, 115 Mactaren Buck ingham. Funeral Monday, Dec. 20 for Requiem High Mass at St. Gregolre Church at 2 p.m. Interment St.

Jean Marie Vianney cemetery, Gatineau. LEDUC, Paul In hospital Fri day, Dec. 17, 1971. age 82 years. Paul Leduc of 200 Rideau Terrace, dear husband of Gabrielle Belcourt, dear mother of Pierre, Montreal Mrs.

George A. Browne (An- dree) Germany, also five grandchildren. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home; 260 Besserer Street. Funeral Monday, Dec 20 to St. Charles Church at 1 1 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. Visiting hours from 1-9 p.m LULOFF, Edward Albert Sud denly at his home, Friday. Dec. 17, 1971, Edkle Luloff, Golden Lake, in his 60th year, beloved husband of Mildred Campbell. Dear father of Marie (Mrs.

Paul Hildebrandt) of Pembroke and James of Brockville; dear brother of Theresa and Sarah of Golden Lake; grandfather of Jean Hildebrandt. Resting at the Landry Funeral Home, Eganville. Funeral service in St. John's United Church. Golden Lake, Monday, Dec.

20th at 2 p.m. Interment Golden Lake United Cemetery. PLAUNTVJames In Renfrew Friday, Dec. 17, 1971, James Plaunt, son of Mrs. Catherine and the late Joijn A.

Plaunt, aged 60 years. Resting at the Cochrane-Anderson Fu neral Home, Renfrew, for service on. Monday, Dec. 20. incomplete.

RAYMOND, George As the result of an accident Thurs day. Dec. 16, 1971, George Raymond, age 2S years loved son of Mr. and Mrs. K.

S. Raymond of 16 Rupert Street, brother of Stephen, Charles, James and Deborah. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Monday, 3 p.m. Interment Beech-wood cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday. RENAUD, Shirley W. In hospital on Friday, Dec. 17, 1971.

Shirley W. Peterson, beloved wife of Maurice Renaud, 316 McKay Street, dear mother ol Donald, Diane. Michael, Rose-anne, John, Paul, Christine and Sandra, daughter of Lorenzo Peterson and ttie Jatc Mrs. Peterson, sister of Mrs. Marion Baptiste, Ottawa; George of London, Frank of Ottawa.

Resting at Hulse and Playfair central chapel, 315 McLeod Street after 7 p.m. Saturday. Service at St. Lucas Lutheran Church Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery'.

RUTLDEGE. William John In hospital at Wakefield on Friday, Dec. 17, 1971, age 81 years. Beloved husband of Elizabeth Stevenson and dear father of Reg. and Douglas.

both of Wakefield; dear brother of Mrs. John Colbert (Annie). Alcove, Que. Resting McEvoy-Shields Fu; heral Home, Wakefield, after 7 p.m. Saturday.

Funeral Monday, 2 p.m. in St. Andrew's United Church. Interment MacLaren's Cemetery. SHELLARD, H.

J. (Jack) In hospital Thursday, Dec. 16, 1971, H. J. (Jack) Shellard, age 80 years, honorary member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Carieton Place, hus band of the late Agnes Wheeler, father of James Mrs.

George Maclntyre (Joan), Mrs. Jack Ho'llngton (Norah), Mrs. Maurice Davidson (Brenda), all of Ottawa and Mrs. George Gallinger (Doreen), West Palm Beach, Florida; brother of Amy Shel lard and Mrs. Kate Chand ler of Bath, England; 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Wot Chanel 093 Byron between Woodroffe and Compton, Service Saturday 12 noon Entombment Pinecrest vault. Interment United cemeteries, Carieton Place In the spring. SMITH, Hazel In hospMaf on Friday. Dec. 17, 1971.

Hazel wife of the Ersklne Smith. -Funerat ser vice wa held from Hulse and Prayfarr central chape Satur day at 10 a.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery. Rev, Dr. H.

Dougtes Stewart offici fed. 3. tCont. Saturday, December 18, 1971. 3.

De lifts (Coot from Preceding Column! STEWART, John Alexander At White Lake, on Friday, Dec. 17, 1971, John Alexander Stewart in his 87th year, beloved husband of the late Margaret Robertson by first marriage and Olive R. McDer-mid hy seennd marriage arur stepfather of Catherine Yuill of Detroit and brother of Anderson of Peter borough. Resting at the Mc-Phail and Perkins Funeral Home, Renfrew, where the funeral service will be conducted on Monday, Dec. 20 at 2 p.m.

Interment Goshen ceme tery. In lieu of flowers dona tions to the Heart Fund. TROTTIER, Armidas On Fri day, Dec. 17, 1971 at his home. 249 Booth Street, Armidas (Midas) TrottSer, age 84 (for merly of CNR Railways), be loved husband of Amanda Lariviere, dear father of Leo, Noella, at home; Mrs.

Annette Burke and Lucille (Mrs. Ju lien LeWanc) both of Hulf, dear brother of PhiUas, Leon, Herve, Sarah (Mrs. Solomon Laube) and Yvonne (Mrs. Arcade Trottier). Survived by two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren and predeceased by one son, Lionel.

Resting at the KeUy Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town) where friends may call aifter 1 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Tuesday to St. Jean Baptiste Church for Mass at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame.

VILLENEUVE, Andy In hos pital Thursday, Dec. 16, 1971, Andy Villeneuve of Aylmer, dear husband of Ida Tierney, dear father of Ken of Prescott; Lome of Aylmer; Shirlie of Ottawa; Gail and Peggy of Victoria, BC; predeceased by Randy. Private funeral. Interment St. Patrick's cemetery, HULSE PI AYFAIR Buck land, Annie (Gronny).

Hodgins, Clarence A. Hutchingame- idred Beatrice, t.illico. M. Hilda. Raymond, George.

Rmifd. Sh'ne'. Shellard H. J. (Jack).

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Reword. 236-0909. BROWN BRIEFCASE CONTAINING cauett tpe. Rwrd. 722-096.

brown Wallet with all identi flcotlon and Christmas bonus, lost near Corllng ond Reward. S25. 7W, W-W3. DOG, SMALL, BLACK WITH WHITE 'and tan. 1 floppy ear, lost Carllng- wooa, ut-vja.

FULLY GROWN SILVER GREY I -striped female cot. Alia VUta. oea. 125 reword. (3l6, GLASSES, BIFOCALS, LADY'S.

white, Geo. Mel mi com, Saturday, 771-161. Reword, GOLO BRACELET. LAURIER WEST-gate Centr. Reward.

996-2364, 236- 390, HIGH iC HOOL DOCUMENTS IN Mock ottoch com, vicinity Alto Vtato oreo. 6W-HI1. LADY'S WHITE GOLD 21-JEWEL wrtitwotch, vicinity Proton Corllng. 232-3111. LADY'S WRIST WATCH, BETWEEN Porkdot ond Rooeevett, Hovarto, with block Corofom bond, rweep sec ond hand, luminous cHot, nt I mental Volu.

729-546. MALE BEAGLE, BLACK, WHITE AND ton. 731-14M evenings, 5. lost (Cant from Preceding Column) MALE BEAGLE LOST, BEACON MILL North. Dec.

1. Identification tat) 83. Reword. 745-31 0J. evening.

MAN'S WATCH, ELECTRIC, BLACK band, Spanish. Nepean near Barm. 746-1311, evenings. SILVER WEDDING BAND, INITIALS Inside, possiwy an Ban it, Between Louder ond Catherine. 722-S97.

SMALL BROWN DOG, ANSWERS TO Dusty, Prospect Highway, children earl broken, carieton Sell. URGENT, SAMOVED PUPPY, RIV- erview pane ciwn neorrorwen. 731-420. WHITE MINIATURE POODLE, LONG haired. Glebe arte, answers to cnico.

232-463. foani CAT, ORANGE, MALE, FOUND Blackburn Marnier area. jmj. coliun a KFYS ON RING. VIC IN rv Catherine ona wueenswuy.

1340. KEY FOUND LYON STREET NEAR Slater, on Saturday. 233-2003. ITEVS MM FAWN LEATHER KEY- case, vicinity Gloucester, oerween Metealfe ond Elgin, on Wednesday. 729-0542.

MAN'S GLASSES, VICINITY WEL- I'ngton ond Holland. 729-2450. TOYOTA CAR KEYS ON BASELINE, Soutnwood Dr. near OTC bus shelter, S2M744. WATCH.

GIRL'S. FOUND, TISDALE Crescent near Eastvale. 745-414. 13. In Memoriamj annOTT In fond and lovlna memory of a dear mother.

Violet Abbott, who rvtH nww PW" IS. 1949. What would I not give to ctosp ner hand, Her dear, sweet face to see; To hear her voice, to see tier smile. That meant so mucn to me. Son Coreen and Grandsons.

ARMSTRONG In loving memory of a i a mth" Ann Armstrong, who passed owoy Dec. 19, 1 9 4 9 ond daddy, Rowlond, who passed owoy Dec. 23, 1947. i ei ve if I could soy. Hello.

Dear, in the same old way. To heor your voice ond see your smile. To s'rt with you ond chot owhile. Parting comes ond hearts ore broken. Loved ones go with words unspoken.

Life goes an, I know that's true, th sime nee I lost you. In my herrt your memory is kept To love, cherish, and never forget. Doucte'- Olive, Son-in-wow Howard. ARMSTRONG In loving memonr of the sweetest oronny, Annie Arm strong, who passed away Dec. 19, 1949.

Gone Is the face we loved so deor Silent the voice we loved to heor; But Thy memory fond and true. Will always keep us close to you. Helena ond Sandy. ARMSTRONG In foving memory of fi'ne Arm-Trong, no passed way Dec. 19, 1969.

We mother with a heart of onlrt. Who was more to us than weotth untold; wli ne fell asleo WHh oniv memories for us to keep. If she could hove siken before she died. These ore the words she wouM hove replied Thi 'or rr3 his tuty passed I loved you oil to the verv lost. Weep not for me but -courage take.

And lov cie urofner tor my sce. Son Arthur BELANGER Ih lovi'vo, memory of aor father, Lo-enzo Belooger, woo passed away Oec. 18, Seven years hove passed since mor sad day When one we loved wot col led owov. God took him home, was His will Within our hea-ts he Hveth still. Morg, Paul ond John.

COOKE In tovino mmo-y of a deor mother ond orordmoTher, Adeline M. Cooke, who possed owoy Dec. IS, 1952. Love's orfv gift remembronce. 8iif, Grace, Heen ond fomiiy.

KELLY In tovirg memory of our oeor son and brother, John Patrick (Jock), who possed owoy Dec. 19, 1951. Be. memories ce wonderful things They last tilt the longest day. They never wear out, they never get tost.

Aid rever be aiven. owoy. To some you may be forgotten To others port of the post, B't to us. no lost you Your memory will always tost. Moy your sou rest in peace.

votne and sisters Marie, Betty and Vonica. LEDUC In tovino memory of our deor father, Victor LeDuc, who was taken from us so suddenly, Dec. 19, 195B. What we would pive we could say. Hello, Dod in the same old way.

To har your voice ond see your smile. To sit with you ond chot owhile. Porting comes ond hearts ore broken. Loved ones go witn words unspoken. Life goes on, we know that's true.

But not the same since we you. In our hearts your memory is kept To love, cherish, ona never forget. Sadly missed by your doughtws, Ji.on and Mary ronces. MATH IE In Moving remembrance of oeor moiner ona grandmother. Mrs.

Elizabeth Mothie, who possed uwuy ytv. You utierea so much, your piea sures were few. You never deserved what you went You stood the test, vou stood It well, Just what you suffered no one con iet i. You tett us qvietty, your thoughts unknowns. But you reft memory proud to own.

Sadly ssea, Son Jim ond Fam ty. 21. The Ottawa Journal. 39 13, MtntibM (Cant, from Pca1ng Cotwnrt) LEDUC In fond and loving memory at a dear father ond gronatamer, Victor Leduc, who poteeo owey suddenly Dec us. In our hearts your memory Nngtft, Always tender, fend and true.

There's not day dear Father, We do not think of Vera, Margaret and Children. McDANIEL In memory of our star momer wire. NODerr Mcuamtlt wn passea away Dec. tv, iw4. enrnw Clorencs and Kenneth PORTER In loving memory of oear romer, ana orinotathtr.

Charles G. Porter, who pawed owcry Oec It, 1957. Lav' greatest gift Doris, George and FomHy. I DOLE "'Happily ond orotefufly rev memberfng Lieut. Arthur Lest (Les) RickM, a most beloved husband ond father, who want oheod on Dec.

IS, 1953. "Deoth Is only an horizon nothing, eov me Hmlf of our Morgot, John, Dkmo ond Rosemary. 15. Cards Thanh OESJARDINS Mrs. Alice C.

Oeslar. dins and her fomiiy convey their gratitude to oM those persons and or, conizations for their ftorol tributes, mosses, and other expressions of sympathy In the loss of a dear soft, and brother. Dr. Edword L. Deslor-dins.

CERE The Cere family and Rev. Fofher J. E. Lotendresse wish to express their gratitude to the friends and relatives who have offered their sympathy In their recent bereavement of Miss Augustln Cere. OOELL The family of Ida Ma Odell wish to extend their heartfelt thanks ond appreciation to neighbor, relatives and friends, for thefr acts of klnct-iess, messages of sympathy, floral offering ond donations, to the Rideau Regional Hospital School, received during their recent sad bereavement.

Herb Odell, NOTICE Persons who place death notice in The Journal and receive by mail a plastic Memorial Obituary from the Charles E. Leger Company of Shediac. N.B., should be warned that The Journal 'is in no way associated with this company ond does lend its name to this typ of solicitation. T6. funeral DirectM RACINE, ROBERT AND GAUTHIEflP 337-3ASO.

260 Reuerer; VA Olmsteod; Fal'monti 25 St. Pah rick; 101 Notr Oam. 17. Cemetery Memorials REMINDER CHRISWAS WREATHS LAST WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS BEECHWOOD CEMETERY P.O. BOX 7025, OTTAWA, Kll 8E2 19.

Churches COME TO CHURCH A directory of Churches in and around Ottawa Anglican Church of Canada ST. ALBAN THE MARTYR, KINO Edward and Daly Avenue si Rev. Canon Lionel Bruce. Services: 11 a.m., 4 p.m. ST.

BARTHOLOMEW'S, McKAY ST. at Victoria, Rev James Barnett. Sunday Services: 8.15, 9.45, 11. IS a.m. Tuesday, 7.1S a.m.

Thursday 10 a.m. Roman Catholic ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, CORNER Kent and Nepean Streets. Sunday obligation may be fulfilled at the following masses: Saturday 4 30 p.m. Sunday 7.00, 1.00, t.X, 11.00.

12..4, ond 9.00 p.m. Cemeteries EASTERN ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN CREMATORIUM New Crematorium, Chapel ond Administration Bldg. CHAPEL FOR 200 PERSONS NON-DENOMINATIONAL' BEAUTIFUL URN GARDEN AND COLUMBARIUM 2500 BASELINE ROAD. 829-3600 'J.