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30 Friday, March 5, 1971 The Ottawa Journal Births BISSON Leonard (Skippy) and Patricia (O'Brien) an proud to announce the birth of their first child. David Leonard, March 5. 197J, at St. Mary's Hospital, Mont real. I Deaths By The Canadian Press Bridgewater, N.S.

Judge R-Clifford Levy, 65, a former Nova Scotia cabinet minister. Toronto Dr. Tharles Donald I-arquharson, 82, a specialist in internal medicine and a munici-, pal health officer for 45 years until his.retirement in 1964. Toronto Charley Higginbot- torn. 80.

former referee at major track and field events in Ontario, Hamilton Howard Sky, 70, one of Ontario's foremost Indian dancers. Today and Tomorrow 2. TODAY taJO p.m Encounter weekend Strath-mcrc, North Gowej, 8 p.m. "Evening of Music," Glebe Collegiate, 8 p.m. "Le Lit des Dieux," National Arts Centre Studio, 8.

p.m. "Exit the Body," Ottawa Little Theatre, La Salle Academy, 8.30 p.m. "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," Carleton A 1 i Theatre. 8.30 p.m. Point-Virgule, L'Escalc, S.30 p.m.

TOMORROW Ottawa Music Club Concert, Chateau Laurier, 4 p.m. Student concert, Brookfield High School, 8 p.m. Parade of Harmony, Technical High School! 8 p.m. "Le Lit des. Dieux," National Arts Centre Studio, 8 p.m.

Sprig of Shamrock, Glebe Collegiate. 8.30 p.m. "Exit the Body," Ottawa Little Theatre production, La-Salle Academy, 8.30 p.m. "The' Caucasian Chalk Circle," Carleton University, uumni ineatre, s.3(l p.m JtUmal box Replies 745 821 832 838 862 874 890 893 918 923 932 943 956 959 960 962 965 969 976 981 982 883 984 .985 987 989 990 993 i)6 998 1000 District Want Ad Agents SMITHS t-ALLWWcShone and Shanks Pharmacy, Beck wlih and Main Streets. Prrene 283-3838.

Slre, Bridge Street. phon 557-1505. CARLETON PLACE Wilson's Drug RENF-REW Mrs. D. Belonqer, 204 Kagtan street.

Pnone 432-305. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS Vital Statistics: 1. Adoptions 2. Birth 3. Deaths t.

Obituaries 5. Last 6. Found 13. In Memorlams 14. Anniversary Masse ,15.

Cards of Thanks 15. Funeral Directors if. Cemetery Memorials II. Societies and Lodges 19. Churches 20.

Florists Cemeteries 79. Druggists Open Sjnday 30. Service Stations 33. Banquets ond Porllee 34. Take-Out Foods 35.

Where to Go Hotels and Mo'els 37. Beputy Salons Homes 39. Gardening and Landscaping. 40. Ambulance Service CMPLOYMIMT 41.

Wonted Mole Help Interest 42. Soiemen ond Agents 43. Positions Vocont 44. Prolesslonal Service 45. Wanted Female Help Interest 44.

Nursing Services 47. Empiorrnent Wanted 48. Domestic Help 49. Teachers Wonted 50. Tuition 51.

Trade Schools 52. Baby Services APARTMCNTS 54. Apartments to Let 55. Furnished Aportmenfs to Lei 56. Apartments Wanted 57.

Apartments for Sole 58. Furnished Apartments Wantee 59. Sublets PROPCRTV 40. Industrial Properties el. Properly for Sale 67.

Property for Rent el. Property Wonted 64. Income Property 45. Commercial Property M. Out-of-town Proper me 67.

Farms for Sot M. Farms for Pent 69. Farms Wanted to Buy 0. Cottages far Sal 71. Cottages for Pent 77.

Cottages Wanted 73. Cottage Lots for Sal 74. Warehouse sooce 75. Offices to Lt 76. Offices wanted to Let 77.

Stores to Let 71 Stores Wanted to Let 79. Resort JO. Dirtiness OpportunHlei II, Hunting ond Fishing M. Room teTlel m' Rooms Wonted Room ond Boon) jhOrV Blrlhj (Mm P'tteaiitQ ELLIOTT Dr. Ron and Pa' (nee Rudman).

are happy announce the arrival Janeen on Feb. 24, 1971, in Burlington, Ont. A sister for Jeffery. Proud grandparent are Mr. and Mrs.

A. Elliott. and Mr. and Mrs. B.

Rudman, Thunder Bay, Ont. FERRIGA1V Mike and Caro-lyne (nee Fagen), wish to announce the birth of their daughter, Rose-Arine, March 2, 1971. at the General Hos pital. A sister" for David. HAMILTON In Ottawa Civic Hospital, Thursday, March 4, to Mr.

and Bruce Hamilton (nee Mc- Bain), a son. (Stillborn.) KELLY Brian and Wendy (Stevens) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, William Randall, 5 5 ozs. at Ottawa Civic Hospital on March 3, 1971. McDONALD Ewcn and Ruth (nee MacLeod), are' happy to announce the arrival of their twin daughters', weights 5 9 4 14' ozs. at the Ottawa Civic Hospital, March 3, 1971.

Twins arei both well. PRINCE Jerry and Janis wish J.O- annputrcethe birth of a daughter, Lara, 8'4 on March 4, 1971, at Mani-touwadge. A sister for Gregory. RANGER Dave and Lorna (nee Waddell) are happy to announce, the birth of a daughter, March 3, 1971, at the Grace Hospital. A sister for Shelley.

SASAKI James and Nancy (nee Logue) are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Matthew Paul, at Riverside Hospital, March 4, 1971. SAUVE James and Doreen (nee Foley) wish to announce the birth of" their son, Grant Edward, 7 5 March 2, 1971, at Civic Hospital. A brother for Mark and Don anne. SMELTZER Robert and Use (nee Stane) are pleased to announce the birth of a daugh ter, 8 lbs. 4 at Ottawa Civic Hospital, on March 3, 1971.

Mother and daughter fine. I i TOOMEY Reg and Shirley wish to announce the arrival of an 8 lb. son, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital, on March 3, 1971. A brother for Brian. Our thanks to Dr.

Kronick. WEBSTER Harry and Barb are happy to announce the birth of a daughter March 4, 1971 at the Civic Hospital. A sister for Todd. WEEKS Michael and Lorna (nee Fleming) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Paul Andrew, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital March 4, 1971. A brother for Susan and Bruce.

IWBKCHANDISI Articles: 91 Camere. photo "Supplies 92. Articles tar Sole 93. Articles Wonted 94. Articles for Rent V5.

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

Pet Stock lot. Livestock ond Poultry 102. Stamps ond Cains '03. Hobbles 1(U. Boots end Motors 1j5.

Snowmobiles 106. Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies tot. Radio Television 109. Household Appllonces AUTOMOTIVE Autos: 119.

Auto Leasing, lvu. Aut tor Sole 171. Autoi Wanted 172. Auto Accessories 173. Sports Cars 124.

Auto Parts Trucks: 129. Trucks for Sol 130. Truck Bodies. Ports 131. Trucks Wonte Trailers' 1 133.

Trailers tor Sale 134. Trailers tor Pent 135. Mobile Homes for Sole 136. Mobile Homes for Rent 137. Mobile Homes Moved Mobile Home Prks 139.

Mobil Homes Exchanged Motorcycles: 145. Motorcycles tor Sole 146. Motorcycles for Rem 147. Scooters for Sole l4f). Scooters for Rent 149.

Ski Corner Miscellaneous: 151. Garages 152. Parklnq Space 153. Wlnteriilng RBAL BSTATI 157. Houses for Sale 151.

Real Estate Services 159. Houses to Let 160. Furnished Houses to Let 161. Furnished Houses Wonted to Lt 162. Houses Wonted to Let 163.

Houses Wanted to Buy 164. Gordon Home PiRSONALJ 16. Personal Memos 177. Transportation Avollobl M. Transportation Wonted V.

Camps Beys' ond Gh ir FINANCIAL 115. Financing 116. Money Wanted 117. Money AvolloDH) MS. Mortgages 19.

Investment 10. Potent end Copy. MIKkLLANIOUS 194. Legal 15. Auction 19.

At Tour Service 97, Coming fcvenre- stomo Collector I9v. Anniversary Poo 2. iJ yv (3) I- it it LONG DISTANCE NO TOLL CHARGE PHONE ZENITH 771JO 3. Deaths (Com. Inm Precedmo Column ARMSTRONG, Howard W.

At his residence 1446 Woodward Avenue, Howard W. Armstrong, husband of the late Gwen Wolfe end of Mary McAuley. Brother of Gordon V. Armstrong and Pearl (Mrs. J.

A. O'Neill). Nieces and nephews survive. Resting at the Wfielan Funeral Home, 515 Cooper Street, between Bay and Lyon. Funeral Mass at St! Elizabeth's Church Saturday 10 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame cemetery. Memorial tributes to the charity of your choice appreciated ASHE, Albert (Bert) Suddenly, Thursday, March (Bert) RAshe, of 51 Waverley Street, in his 64th year, beloved husband of Iso-bel MacFarlane, father of William of Montreal, and Mrs. B. L. Smith (Heather), of Ottawa; 7 grandchildren.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 115 McLeod Street, Service Saturday, 9.30 a.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Ontario Heart Foundation. BRADLEY, Herman In hospital Wednesday, March 3, 1971, Henry Herman Bradley, in his 91st year, beloved husband of Hattie E. (Beth) Bradley, former alderman Ottawa City Council and retired OTC employee, dear father of Mrs.

E. Kennedy (Eileen), brother of Sands Bradley, 3 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren also survive. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service on Saturday 10.30 a.m, Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.

BRYANT, Harry At his resi dence, 145 Manna Drive, Manotick, on Wednesday, March 3, 1971, Harry A. Bry- ant, beloved husband of Ada Bryant. Pear father of Bob, Geoff and Harry, brother of Dr. John Bryant of Magog, Bill Bryant of Mont real and Nelson of Toronto. Resting Hulse and Playfair central chapel, 315 McLeod Street.

Service on Saturday, at 11.30 a.m. Interment Pinecrest cemetery. Dona tions may be made to the Ontario Heart Fund, 119 Sparks Street. 1 -r CARMODY, John James In Pembroke, on Wed nesday, March 1971, in his 71st year, John James Car-mody, of 377 Moffat Street beloved husband of Hems- worth (Mickie) Mick, loving father of Donna (Mrs. Terry Chaput), brother of Harold and Edward, of Ottawa, Wik liam, Pembroke, Margaret (Mrs.

W. Jennings)), of Calgary, Nan (Mrs. Gordon Hooper), Miss Kath Carmody and Mrs. Rose Thompson, all of Ottawa, predeceased by twin brother, Thomas, Corne lius, Mrs. Mary Switzer, Elizabeth (Mrs.

Harold Cam eron) and Bridget, grand father of Thomas and John Chaput. Resting at the Malcolm and Deavitt Funeral Home, 141 Renfrew Street, Pembroke. Service in the chapel on Saturday, March 6 at 2 p.m. Interment Wes Icy United cemetery. COLE, Margaret In Renfrew hospital, Thursday, March 4 1971, Margaret Nicol, be loved wife of the late James Cole, in her 93rd year.

Resting at the Cochrane Anderson Funeral- Home, Renfrew, for service on Saturday, March 6 at 2 p.m. Interment Renfrew cemetery. CORBETT, Meldrin (Mel) G. At Smiths Falls Thursday, March 4, 1971, Meldrin (Mel) G. Corbett, of Merriclcville, age 86 years, beloved husband of Grace Boyd, end dear father of Boyd, of Marguerite (Mrs.

A. Bowes) of Ottawa, Betty (Mrs. O. F. McLaren), of Perth, Beverley (Mrs.

Ray Lannin), of Smiths Falls, brother of Ross, Smiths Fails, Gordon, of Ottawa. Resting at Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths Falls. Funeral service will be 'Conducted' in. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Merrickville, Monday at 2.30 p.m. Interment Union ceme-terV MefltricJcvi'l'le.

Visitation from 2 p.m. 41 iii'Aj A--JkJkdL 'Ottawa's Most Pzogressive Want 3. Deaths Con, from Preceding Column COX, Leola Caroline At Sacramento, on Wed nesday, March. 3, 1971, Leola Caroline Patry, 351 Mof-fatt Street, Carleton Place, wife of the late Clifford Cox and the late James W. Buckland.

Dear mother of Mrs. Percy Manchester (Lorna) of Ottawa, Arthur J.CB. Gaulin (Marcelie) of Ot- Buckland, RCAF, Ottawa, Ernest C. Buckland, RCAF, Trenton, Vernon E. Buck-land of Smiths Falls and Maynard P.

Buckland of Sac-, ramento, sister of Harold Patry of Kingston, Ont. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Hulse and Playfair Ltd. in charge of -arrangements. Funeral no-' lice Jater.

CRUPI, Joseph In hospital Thursday, March 4, 1971, Joseph Crupi, age 58 years, of 1247 Dorchester Avenue, beloved husband of Giusep-pina Barressi, dear father of Carmelo Salvatore, Rocco, Franco, Anton ietta (Mrs. Carmelo Violante), Anna (Mrs. Dominic Richichi) and Miss Giovanna Crupi, dear brother of Giovanna Crupi. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town). Funeral Monday to St.

Anthony's Church for mass at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame. DOCKSTEADER, Helen Eliza beth In hospital on Thursday, March 4, 1971, Helen Elizabeth Dillabough, of her 83rd year, beloved wife of the late Arnold Docksteader, dear mother' -of Mrs. N. Ford Beach (Pauline), Ottawa, Mrs.

E. H. Caverly (Edit), Niagara Falls, NY. Resting the Vice and Craig Ltd. runerai Home, cnurcn itreet, Winchester, where service will be held.

Time and date later. DRUMMOND, Carolyn At Smiths Falls, on Thursday, March 4, 1971, Carolyn Bailey, beloved wife of the late William Drummond and sister of William Hillman Bailey. Smiths Falls. Resting at the Amy Funeral Home, Smiths Falls. The funeral service will be held Saturday, March 6 at 2 p.m.

Interment Hillcrest cemetery. GRAVELINE, Lionel Of Ayl- mer. on Thursday, Feb. 4, 1971, aged 67 years, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Jean Baptiste Napoleon Graveline, brother of Arthur, Aylmer and Mrs. Jeannette O'Connor, Ottawa, many nephews and nieces. Resting at Lionel Emond and Son Aylmer. Funeral Saturday, Feb. 6, at St.

Paul Church at 3 o'clock. Interment St, Paul's ceme- y- U.S. China Policy Irrational MP By JAMES TOST A British Columbia MP charged Thursday the U.S. maintains an "irrational" attitude towards Communist China because it -hasn't recov ered from an old hurt. David Anderson (L Esqui-malt-Saanich) told the Rideau Kiwanis CluVthe U.S.

was hurt and unhappy after playing the "good friend" role during mainland China's first years of in-tarnational scrutiny and then being rejected. Mr. Anderson," who was assistant to Canada's trade com missioner in Hong Kong Jrom 11364-1967, also said Canada "un fortunately picked up this ir rational attitude during the Korean War and carried it into post-war years. He said Canada recognition of Communist China last October, was not a particularly significant event. "The real tragedy of the long period of negotiations and disputes (20 months) is that it obscures the fact that diplomatic recognition is not a particularly significant event the Canadian public was led to believe it meant more he said.

On' various aspects of the diplomatic recognition, Mr. Anderson said: Diplomatic recognition will not suddenly open new trade l4 ll rflf 'J'J RNALv Deaths from Preceding. Column) GAUTHIER, Mrs. Henri In a local hospital on Friday, March 5, 1971, Cordelia Roy, wife of Henri Gauthier (fu neral director) of 85 Rangj Koaa. survived oy two sons Bernard and Ronald (lawyer, Industrial Bank, Montreal), one daughter Mrs.

Jacques tawa, four grandchildren. Also many nephews and nieces. Will be resting at Racine, Robert and Gauth ier, 260 Besserer Street, as of 1 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday to Sacred Heart Church "for requiem mass at 10 a.m.

Cremation Beech-wood Crematorium. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. (Visiting -hours -1 p.m. to 10 p.m.) JUDD, Elizabeth Ann On Fri day, March 5, 1971, at Bon-nechere Manor," Renfrew, Elizabeth Ann Woods widow of James Judd, in her 94th year, dear mother of Lorena (Mrs. Herb C.

Hod- gins), Shawville, Pearl (Mrs. Stewart Crawford), Renfrew, Arthur, of Yarm, dear sister of Katie (Mrs. John B. Judd), Shawville, predeceas ed by Opal (Mrs. Russell Lucas), suj-vivedby 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grand children.

Resting at W. J. Hayes and Shawville, Que, Funeral service Mon day. March 8 2 p.m. Inter ment Maple Grove cemetery.

McGUIRE, Thomas Jeremiah In hospital on Wednesday, March 3, Mc- Guire, age 89, (formerly of OTC), husband of. the late Annie O'Brien and the late Elizabeth Graham, dear brother of Patrick. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town). Funeral Saturday to 'St. Patrick's Church for mass at 8 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame McMONAGLE, Basil Suddenly at his home Thursday March 4, 1971, Basil C. (Bay) McMonagle, beloved husband of Rhea, father of Roger, of Simi, brother of Roy, Mrs. Clara Sothern, Mrs. Vera Carswell, of Ottawa, Carl, Toronto and Lloyd, London, 2 grandchildren, survive. Private service Saturday, March 6, followed by cremation.

In lieu of flowers memorials to the Heart Foundation would be appreciated. By request no visitors. Journal Subscription Rales SINGLE COPY PRICE: loc daily, 15c Saturday. 8 V' CARRIE: 60C a wwk. BY MA'L: Pnyabie in oavanc Canada, Canadian Forces Post Offices ond U.S.A.

$3.00 a month or $32.00 a yenr. All other countries S4.00 a month or MO. 00 a year. Saturday only 25c oer ssae or $13 00 a year fo any aaaress cor further Into-motion coh 23A-75M. markets between Communist China and Canada but may pro mote more flexible credit ar rangements.

Mr. Anderson did not comment on Canada's record wheat sale of 98 million bushels to Communist China last year the largest salether Canadian Wheat Board has ever made to a single country. Recognition may make it easier, within the next 10 years for Canadians to travel in main land China and for Communist Chinese to travel in Canada. He said Canadian journalists in China are still under strict travel restrictions as are Communist Chinese journalists here He is critical of the Cana dian government for not pro moting student exchanges with Communist China. He said both New Zealand and, Australia have student exchanges even though both, countries do not recognize Communist China and are in direct opposition with that country over Vietnam.

He said cultural exchanges, almost nonexistent at present would be far more important than the exchange of embassies Mr. Anderson has become better known in recent months for his opposition to the pro posed West Coast oil tanker route between Alaska and the U.S. He is 33, and heads the Commons committee on the environment. 1 AD Ad Section' Deaths' frrfm 'receding Column MURPHY, James In hospital on Thursday, March 4, 1971, James Murphy, 74 years, be-. loved husband of Eva Nash of South March.

Dear father of Joseph, Patrick, Terrence, Betty (Mrs. Edward Blake), Bernadette (Mrs. Desmond Carroll) and Theresa (Mrs. Gervais Smith); dear brother of John. Also survived by 24 grandchildren.

Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carling Avenue (west of Woodroffe). Funeral Saturday to St. Isidore's Church, South March at' 11 a.m. for mass. Interment parish cemetery.

PRIDMORE, George In Fern- dale, Mich. cm "Thursday, March 4, 1971, beloved hus band of Cora Brady, father of Howard and John, brother of Arthur of Ottawa, Robert of Welland, and Mrs. Gladys Arthurs, San Diego, Calif. Funeral in Ferndale. ROBERTS, Florence In hos pital March 5, 1971, Florence Edith Charlton, wife of the late David Edward Roberts.

Dear mother of Allan, Eva Card, Ruth Laut, Joan Shore and Doris Cuth-bert. Resting' at Hulse and Playfair West Chapel, 1098 Byron Avenue, between Woodroffe and Compton. Funeral Monday. Interment Pinecrest SHANNON, Myrtle In hospi tal Wednesday, March 3, 1971, Myrtle Shannon, 180 Lisgar Street (formerly with National Employment Ser vices, Ottawa); ex-graduate of UBC, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John Shannon, of Southampton, and Vancouver; sister of the late" Wyndon E. Shannon (Barrister), of Vancouver, aunt of Donald Shannon and Mrs. Rolf Manson of Vancouver. Resting Hulse and'Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street Service Friday at 3 p.m. Cremation Death Notices Accepted Saturdays From 6 a.m.

to 7 a.m. at 236-5738 and 7 a.m. to 7.30 a.m. at 236-7511 tOCAl CALLS PHONE 236-7511 3. Deaths (Coot, from Preceding ColumnT SIMMONS, Edward A.

(former ly of Lucerne, Que.) In-hos- pital at Vancouver after a lengthy illness on March 3, 1971, beloved husband of Janet Maine, brother of Nancy (Mrs. Clayton Bene dict) of Hull, Florence (Mrs. Lloyd Macdonald), Fort Saskatchewan, Percy of Ottawa; Harold and Willie of Lucerne. Interment Vancouver, B.C THEBARGE, Charles Adelard (retired district chief OFD) In hospital Thursday, March 4, 1971, Charles Adelard Thebarge in his 77th year of 2247 Rembrandt Street, be loved husband of Gertrude Harris, father of Norman, Mrs. Lr iscarcetla (Evelyn) and Harris (predeceased), brother of Dale, Mrs.

F. Sed-don (Eva), Mrs. C. Metcalfe (Ruth), -one granddaughter and two great-grand daughters. Resting at Hutee and Playfair West Chapel, 1098 Byron Avenue, between Woodroffe and Compton.

Service Saturday, 9.30 a.m. Interment Notre Dame ceipe-tery. WALLACE. Delia Carson Sud denly on Wednesday, March uewa Butts, beloved wife of the late- Thomas Wallace and dear mother of Osborne, grandmother of Mrs. Kennetn spicer (Nancy) and Thomas Wallace, sister of Mrs.

Percy Parslow (Mar-jorie), Toronto, Resting at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt: Service in the chapel Saturday 11 a.m. In- terment Pinecrest cemetery. Those desirin? mav make contribution to the charity of their choice lieu of flow ers. Friends may call 7 9.30 on Thursday and 2 7 on Friday. WYNNE, George Edward At ms home Clayton Street, Carleton Place, Wednesday, March 3, 1971, George Edward Wvnne.

beloved hire. band of Margaret Sample, in his 70th year. Resting at Fleming Bros. Funeral Home, Lake Avenue West, where service will be held Saturday, March 6 at 1.30 p.m. Inter ment St.

John's cemetery HULSE PLAYFAIR LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ashe. Albert (Bert). Bradley, H. Herman. Bryont, Harry.

1 Cok, Leola Caroline. McMonagle, Basil. Roberts, Florence. Thebarge. Charles Central Chapel 315 MclEOD STREET 233-1 ii West Chapel 1098 BYRON AVENUE 728-1761 VEITCH DRAPER LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS PARKDAIE CHAPEL 728 4673 BANK ST.

CHAPEL 236-0668 McEVOY BROTHERS SHIELDS LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS 235 KENT STREET 232-5337 News and Announcements Presented Nightly at 6 p.m. an CKOY AFGHAN HOUND, REDDISH BLOND, moie, colled Lucky, In area of Crys tal oay. Keworo. ne-74SZ. AMETHYST AND SILVER EARRING, Ottawa University or Carleton University.

233-S60I. BLACK l4.LFOLD, THURSDAY EVE-ning, Preston Street or. Wolkley Rood. Liberal reward. 234-2651.

BLACK WALLET, TUESDAY NOON hour, containing papers, valueless to finder which Identity owner. Reward far rtmim. autinm telephone S32-0020, evenings 731-0306. BLACK LEATHER BILLFOLD. Thursday evening, vicinity of Nepeon ana Ban.

Keworo. Z34-2M1. BRIEFCASE, BLACK SAMSON ITE, lost front. Confederation High School, containing grade 13 nates. Urgently requirea.

newara. xr-id4r. DOG, PART LABRADOR, BLACK, white on chest, nam Susie. Reward 7494131. 5.

lost Cont. frem Preceding Column) OOG. BLACK AND BROWN, HAS medal with name ond adores (Skippy, 515 lease phone 745-1393. Reward. 50G, KERRY BLUE TERRIER, black, missing from car, Laurent Shopping Centre.

Tattoo on stomach. Children's pel. Substantial reward. 7-3427. SOLO PURPLE STAR RUBY LADY'S ring, raised stone, last last month.

Reward. 746-2473. GOLD WRISTWATCH, IN OR NEAR Civic Centre or el bus. Sentimental value. I2S-4204.

GREEN WALLET LOST, VICINITY Sparks ana Kiaeau. neea naoiy. 21S4A Elmira Drive. Reward. KEESHOND (LIKE CHOW OR ELK- hound) male, grey, rurry.

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VIChNITY BELL STREET AND Plymouth, Sunday Feb. 26, In morning, smoll, block ond white spaniel, bulgy eyes, Inword foot pows, answers to Mighty Mouse or Bom Bom, under medical core, lease coll, otter 4, 232-3926. LOST YOUNG BLACK CAT, MALE, Parkway Park. Reward. 121-4214.

MALE TABBY MONTHS OLD, Pleasant Pork-Delmor oreo. in-9373. MAN'S GOLD WATCH, vicinity Civic Cente, l-naay, rea. (31-2961. POODLE, BLACK, MALE, VICINITY of Normanflie sireer, nun.

rieuse return to onxlous owner. Reward. 777-3331 771-0521. SUM OF MONEY, VICINITY NE. peon, Laurier, Borne, newaro.

3912, 235-7975. WALLET, BLACK, LOST CENTRE Town, Important papers, ajj-e-rau. WEDDING BAND, MAN'S, GOLD, I Initials engraveo insioo. 233-2629. WILL PERSON WHO PHONED ABOUT wallet, Feo.

12, please Keep muiwr and return wallet. 2e-9437. YOUNG CAT, TAN, WHITE, EXTRA toes on front paws, vititmy ryiui Beach. 121-5974. 6.

found MAN'S TROUSERS, IMMACULA, OLD gold Color, Touna on neuMim ru, Rood. 733-5869. KEYS, FOUND NEAR PERLEY HOS- pltal. Owner may loeniny. 744-uw, ONE SKI FOUND, WILSONS COR- ners, Cantiey rtignway.

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YOUNG COLLIE, BROWN -WHITE, Trembloy Rood oreo, iosi ween. 74S-1716. YOUNG CAT, VICINITY MAIN Ottawa Eost. 234-63M. 13.

In Memorlams HALL In loving memory ot a dear mother, Frieda Hall, passed away March 5, I960. A silent thought, a secret tear. Keeps her memory ever deor. Daughters Hilda ond Annie. MORRIS In loving memory' of a deor husband, father ond grandfather, John H.

Morris, who passed owoy Morch 5, 1970. One year hoe passed eince thot sod day, When one we loved wos called awoy; God took him home It was. His will, Within our hearts he (Iveth sHII. Wife and Family. RUTHOSKY, WilHom In lovino memory of a beloved husband, father and grandfather, who passed owoy so suddenly Morch 5, 1969.

This month comes with tad regrets, Recalling a day we will never for. get. In our hearts he wlH olways stay. Laved ond remembered every day. With tender love and deep regret.

We love you ond never forget. The Family." SMITH In loving memory of my deor friend, George H. Smith, who passed awoy Morch 5, 1967. Oh that I could clasp his hand His deo kind foce fo see, To heaiTiis voice, to see his smile Thot means so much to me. His spirit fled, his sufferings o'er In heaven he Is free.

-'Eileen. STRADER In loving memory of dear mother ond grandmother, Mrs. Moe Stroder, who entered Into rest Morch 1969. Love ond remembrance lost forever. The Family.

MEMORIAL SIFTS RESPONDING TO REQUESTS THE Canadian Cancer Society has "In Memoriam" cords ovailoble from Carleton Unit office or funeral parlors for use ot the time of bereavement of a friend or loved one. Such funds ore used for research fo find the ultimate cure to cancer. To moke orrongement, telephone 235-1894. 15. Cards of Thanks CORNELIUS We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and floral offerings in our recent bereavement of our -dear father.

We especially wish to thank Rev. T. Pfolenhouer, Rev. A. Bueh-low.

Dr. E. Reinke, special nurses ond staff of Pembroke Civic Hospital, Molcolm ond Deavitt ond Hulse and Playfair funeral staff. The Cornelius Fomlly. DARVILL We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to oH who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our beloved son ond brother Lawrence.

Spedol thanks to Rev. John F. S. Ford, Veitch-Droper 703 Bonk Street. The Darvlll Family.

WILSON We wish 1o' express our appreciation ond thanks to oil who so kindly assisted, for your kind expressions of sympathy, tributes and spiritual offerings. In the loss of beloved brother and friend, Edward Wilson. The Family ond Mary Smith. 16. fanerri Dlrtctiri RACINE, ROBERT AND GAUTHIER 237-3680, 260 Besserer i 301 Olmsteadi 7 FolrmonU 259 St, Patrick; 101 Notre Dam.

35. Where Is 6t AVAILABLE FOR ALL. OCCASIONS sleigh rides. Silver Spur Ranch, minutes west of city limits. (2M43I.

OLD FASHIONED SLEIGH RIDES, bean supper. DIAL-A-MATI A New Dot vary Week WHY BE ALONE? UNATTACHED i moles and females, oil ages welcsme. Why woltl Dlol-A-Mote. 237-3545..