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28 Saturday, March 13, 1971 The Ottawa Journal Today and tomorrow TODAY. QRMTA recitals, Immaculata High School, 3 and 8 p.m. Casserole Supper and Car Pny, capital Vity cnapter no. 172, OES, Masonic Temple, 111 Metcalfe Street, 6 p.m. "Below Zero," film, Nationa! library, 8 p.m.

Noh-Kyogen Theatre, Nation Arts Centre Opera House, 8 p.m. "'La Cerisaie," National Arts Centre Theatre, 8 p.m. "Mardl Gras," RA Centre, 8.15 p.m. "Exit the Body," La Salle Academy, 8.30 p.m. "A Marriage Proposal" and "Animal Farm" Space Theatre, St.

Patrick's College, 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW Floral demonstrations by FTDA, National Library, 2 and 7 p.m. Civilisation film series, "Na tional Gallery, 2.15 p.m.- ROMP band concert. Nation' al Arts Centre Opera House, 3 p.m. "Exit the Body," La Salle Academy, 7.30 p.m.

MONDAY Glen Cairn Home and School Association meeting, discussion on drugs, 8 p.m. Organ recital by Suzanne Gibson, McLeod Stewarton United Church, 8.15. Pembroke Fire Kills Man, 50 (v PEMBROKE (Staff) Joseph Marcotte, a 50-year-old truck driver, was found dead Friday night when firemen broke into a burning Moffatt Street home where he was a boarder. The owner, Mrs. Victoria Bergeron, was attending a downtown bingo when the fire broke out about 9.30 p.m.

Her sons, Leonard and Lome, and a second boarder, Simon Laroche, also were away from home. Deputy fire chief Lorne.Sta- shik said that the four-room house, sheathed in insul-brick siding, was gutted. Mr. Marcotte body was found seated on the floor of his bedroom. Nothing could be saved from the house, which Leonard Bergeron said was not insured.

Cause of the fire, the first in Pembroke involving a fatality since March, 1969, could not immediately be determined. An autopsy is to be performed ROBINSON HURT Fla. (UPI) World Series' hero Brooks Robinson was spiked in the right forearm Friday night In an exhibition game against the Washington Senators. He was rushed to a local hospital where-his wound required six stitches. V.

Birth! ADAIR Bob and Marilyn (nee Clay) announce the arrival of David Merrill, a brother for Michael. Kathy, Allan and Jimmy, on March 11, 1971, at Ottatva General. BI. AIR Dick and Marion are happy to announce the ar- rival of a son, 10 lbs. 2 at Civic Hospital, March 12, 1971, a brother for Kathy and Ricky.

COMMINS Leslie Anne and Caroline, happily announce the arrival of a brother, James Robert. 7 9 at the Civic Hospital, on March 11 1971. Proud parents are Jim and Diane (nee Tucker) and finally, 'a grandson-for Grampy. DOYLE Mont and Andrea (nee Duggan) proudly an nounce the birth of their first sop, a brother for Veronica on Friday, March 5, 1971, at the Riverside Hospital. Many thanks to Dr.

Turner and staff; JOHNS D'Arcy and Elaine (nee Hull) are happy to announce the arrival of the first, a boy, 6 4 on March 12, 1971, at Kempt- ville Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Fitz-Gerald. MANDIA Sam and Jo-Ann (nee Larock) are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, Jill Marie, on March 12, .1971, at Grace Hospital. MEREDITH Bill and Val (nee Dale) -are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Brent Andrew, on March 10, 1971, at Civic Hospital.

A brother for Angela. RENAUD Andre and Diane wish to announce the birth of Marc Geoffrey, on March 10, 1971. A brother for Michele. SMITH Bernie and Gail (nee Byrd) are happy to announce the arrival of a son, Kirk Douglas, on March 12, 1971 at Grace Hospital. Thanks to Dr.

Kadziora and staff. 2. Stanfield Warns Liberals Against Fall Election INDEX JO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUMCIMRNT Vital Statistic! 1. Adoptions 2. Birth 3.

Deaths 4. Obituarist 5. Lot 4. Found NotKMI 13. In Memorlam 14.

Anniversary Mow 15. Card! ol Thonk It. Funrol OlrKtora V. Cmtry Memorial II. Societies and Loop to.

Church 30. Florists 51. Cmtrl 2. Druggists Open Sunday 30. Servtc Statlont Servk 33.

Bonauett end Pan lot 34. Toko-Out Foods 3S. Whort to Go Hotols and Mo'ols i. 37. Baouty Salons 38.

Nursing Homos 3. Gardening and Landscaping 40. Ambulance Service EMPLOYMENT 41. Help Wanted Mole Interest 43. Salesmen and Agents 43.

Positions Vacant 44. Professional Service 45. Help Wanted Female Interest 46. Nursing Services 47. Employment Wanted 41.

Domestic Help 40. Teachers Wonted 50. Tuition St. Iraoe School 53. Baby Services APARTMENT 54.

Apartment to Let 55 Furnished Apartments to Let 54. Apartments Wonted 57. Apartmens far Sale St. Furnished Apartments Wun'te 5. Sublets PROPRTY 40.

Industrial Propertle 41. Property tor Sale 42. Property for Rent 43. Property Wanted 44. Income Properly eS.

Commercial Property 4. Out -of- town ProperlM 47. Form tor iota 46. Forms tor Rent 4. Forme Wonted to Ivy 70.

Cottage tor Sol 71. Cottoge tor Rem 72. Cottage Wanted fx Cottage Lot lor tatt 1 14. eVorehouM Spot -x- Otttee Let 74. Offices Wmted Let 77.

Store 10 LOT 71. Store Wont) to Let 7. Resort rmmi Ononrttifte ft. Hunflnfj and Fishing ROOMS to. Room to Let Room and Boor Snort Accommodation WABUSH, Nfld.

(CP) Con servative Leader Robert Stan- field warned the government Friday not to try pulling a fall election this year in the hopes of sticking the opposition with a charge of parliamentary ob struction. Mr. Stanfield told the Labra dor Conservative association the government is already beginning to test the wind for an MRHCHAN0ISE Artkltsi Camert, Photo Supplies 2. Articles for Sale n. Articles Wonted It.

Articles for 9ent 5. Articles for Swop 94. Antiques and Fine Art 07. Ffrewood ond Fuel Mnrket Bosket 99. Machinery ond Equipment 100.

Pet Stock lot. Livestock and Poultry in). Stamps ond Coin '03. Hobbles 10. Boats end Motors 105.

Snowmobiles 106. Campers' Supplies 1C7. Musical Supplies 108. Radio Television 109. Household Appliance AUTOMOTIVE Aotosi lit.

Auto Leasing lju. tor Sale Autos Wonted Aulo Accessories 173. SDorts Cirs 124. Auto Parts Trucks 179. Trucks lor Sal 1 3-1.

'Truck Bodies. Ports 131. Trucks Wanted Troller. 133 Trailers for Sol 134. Trailers for Rent 135.

Mobile Homes tor Sol 134. Mobile Homes for Rent 137. Mobile Homes Moved 'M. Mobile Home Perks 139. Mobile Homes Exchanged Motorcycles: 145.

Motorcycles tor Sole 14. Motorrvc'es tor Rent 147. scooters for Sole If. Srotrs for Ren 1. Ski Comer.

Miscellaneous) 151. Garages Porkina Space 153. Winterizing RIAL eSTATI 157; Houses for Sale 151. Reoi Estate Services 159. Houses to Let 160.

FurnisheO Houses to Let 161. Furnished Houses Wonted to Let 162. Houses Wanted to Let 163. House Wanted- to Buy 164. Moroen Homes PERSONALS 16.

Personal Memo 177. Transportation Available 17. Transportation Wanted V9. Camps Beys' ond Oil FINANCIAL 185. Financing 16.

Money Wonted 117. Money Avoilaot Mortpoqes 19. Investments 0. Patents end Copy. MISCELLANEOUS I9.

Legal Aliment 194. At Your Service i Lominq bvetut i98. Stamp Collector It. Anniversory Poge LONO DISTANCE NO TOLL CHARGE PHONE ZENITH 77120 3. Deaths BARNES, Gladys Pearl In hospital on Friday, March 12, 1971, Gladys Pearl Barnes, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Barnes, of Ottawa; predeceased by brothers William, Albert, Edgar and Horace and sisters Edith and Lily. Survived by six nieces, Mrs. Robert Andrew (Gladys), Mrs. Edith Stevens, Miss Gwenyth Barnes, Mrs.

Olive Pasch, Mrs. Ben Chaimirri Mrs. Helen Coplan; two nephews, Esland Earl and Huey M. Barnes. Resting at Hulse and Playfair i Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street, after 7 p.m.

Service Monday, .1 p.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery. CHARTRAND, Lionel On Fri day, March 12, 1971, age 62 years, Lionel Chartrand, of 10 Pinhey Street, beloved husband of Lucienne Raymond, dear father of Mrs. Roland Comerford (Claudette), of Ottawa; brother of David," of Ottawrlrandfather of Nicole, Ann, Michael; several nephews and nieces. Resting at the Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 7 Fairmont Avenue, after 1 p.m.

Saturday. Funeral Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church Monday at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. Jtumal box Rentes 003 004 005 008 009 014 021 022 023 OL'4 027 028 029 030 031 039 040 042- 045 048 050 059 060 062 063 065 066 067 068 069 071 072 075 085 086 104 105 108 821 832 838 862 874 881 890 893 901 918 923 956 962 968 978 979 980 981 982 983 938 996 997 999 early "election.

Prime Minister Trudeau had accused the oppo sition with obstruction for'its attempt to block the government reorganization bill. Among other things, the bill would create a department of the environment. The prime minister, Mr. Stanfield said, was obviously implying "that the wicked opposition is in favor of pollution." In fact, the Opposition leader said the legislation is "half-a-dozen bills all rolled into one muddy package." Mr. Stanfield said he had a simple answer to a government argument that no one could be against the benefits of the bill.

''If I want to eat an apple or a banana I don't have to swallow the whole tree, roots, trunks, leaves, and all." He said the government LaborTrades Group Gets Pay Raise A new collective agreement covering some 20.000 employees in the general labor and trades group was signed Friday by officers of the Treasury Board and representatives of the Public Service Alliance of Can ada. The agreement provides average annual increases of six per cent over a 38-month period as weM as several additional benefits. Among these benefits are: double-time pay after eight con secutive hours of overtime at time-and-a-half, throe weeks vacation after five years of service and four weeks after 18 years. The same Salary Increases and benefits in this agreement will apply to some 700 employees of the Canadian Peni-tentary Service. CULINARY CONTRETEMPS EXETER, England (CP) Hotelier Ron Bache ordered a steak chasseur at his restaurant and bit off more than he could chew.

Presented with the dish on a silver tray, Bache sent it back dissatisfied. After the chef insisted the meal was "a mas a confronted him and ended up with a broken leg after a kitchen scuffle. 'Ottawa's Most Progressive Want 3. Death (Cont. from Preceding Column) GOUGEON, Lionel In hospital, Thursday, March 11.

1971, Lionel Gougeon, age 67 of 827 Somerset West, husband of the late Jeanne Fortin and Blanche Lacasse, father of Gerald, Lucien, Ottawa; Jean-Yves, Montreal; Guy, Osha-wa; Mrs. Robert Labelle (Estelle), Aylmer; Mrs. John Hurley (Huguette), Deep River; Sister Gilberte Gou-' geon, F.D.L.S., Ottawa; Mrs. Rejean Robidoux (Viviane), Toronto; Mrs. Oscar Colaviz-za (Renee), Ottawa, and Mrs.

Frank De Carlo (Therese), Ottawa; brother of Mrs. Edouard Robillard, Mrs. Henri Dinelle, Mrs. Jean-Paul St. Germain, Mrs.

Carmen Des- carie, Ottawa; also survived by 22 grandchildren. Resting at Landreville Funeral Home, 578 Somerset West: Funeral Monday to St. Jean Baptiste Church for Mass at 8 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery. HASKIN, Herbert C.

At his residence, 122 Bayswater Friday, March 12, 1971, Herbert Haskin, beloved. hus- band of Mabel Morrison and brother of Mrs. W. C. J.

Hel-man (Dot) and Mrs. George Coleman (Isabel), Carleton Place. Resting Veitch-Draper 453 Parkdale Avenue, where friends may call afterj? p.m. Saturday. Service in chapel, Monday, March 15 at 2 p.m.

Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. Dense Population Providence Rhode Island has a population density of 90 or more persons per square mile, the only state to have this ratio. should not tie the anti-pollution aspects of the bill to others that "smell so rankly of the old Liberal pork barrel." Even the creation of the environment he said, was tied to the disappearance of the present fisheries ministry. A text of the address was. released in advance.

Tornado Kills Man, Injures 7 TEXARKANA, Tex. (AP) A tornado struck two east Texas communities within minutes Friday, killing a man and injuring seven other persons. Several dwellings were reported destroyed. The twister, moving out of a heavy thunderstorm, touched down first at Malta east of here. It then skipped eight miles northeastward to Daniel's Chapel where most of the damage occurred.

Tornadoes also struck at two towns in the same general area Midway and Leary; but there were no reports of injuries, Twisters also were sighted near Waco, about 250 miles to the southeast. Peaceful Solution Possible to UK Rail Go-Slow LONDON (Reuter) Hopes of a peaceful settlement to a threatened go-slow that could disrupt Britain's railway net work rose Friday night after management Increased its pay offer. Leaders of the 29,000 railway engineers had given rail chiefs until Friday to come up with a satisfactory response to their demands for a 25-per-cent wage increase. Two other rail unions have joined the engineers' bid for more pay. A total of 290,000 workers are demanding a 25- per-cent increase.

Kail authorities stepped up their original offer of eight per cent to around 9y2 Friday and the discussions were adjourned until Monday while union lead ers considered the proposals. 3. Deaths I Cont. from Preceding Column) HOLMES, Gerald At Renfrew, on Friday, March 12, 1971, Gerald Holmes, in his 65th year, beloved husband of Hazel Myr(Ie Thomp-j son and father of Garwood of Cornwall, William of Renfrew, Mrs. Charles Gault (Anne), of Inuvik, and Linda of Sarnia.

Resting at McPhail and Perkins Funeral Home, Renfrew, where the funeral service will be conducted on. Monday, March 15, at 2 p.m. Interment Rosebank Cemetery. LATENDRESSE, Wayne (Tender) At Buckingham on Friday, March 12, 1971, Wayne (Tender) Latendresse, aged 28, of Carillon Street, Vanier; beloved husband of Theresa Longo; dear father of Peter, Kevin and Gary; dear son of Peter Latendresse and Rita Bullard; dear brother of Doug, David and Mrs. Donald Therien (Heather); dear grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. John Latendresse. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town). Funeral Monday to St. George's-Church for mass at 9 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame. MARROTTE, Margaret (Mar- got) Ruth Following a brief illness, in a Vancouver hospital, on March 12, 1971, Margaret Ruth Marrotte, aged 15 yesrs, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marrotte (Lois Rob ertson), 1395 Mathers Ave nue, West Vancouver (formerly of Dorval, tiear sister of Mary Lou and Kathleen and niece of Mrs. H.

D. CampbeH and Mrs. V. Lafleur and'K. S.

Robert son. Funeral service Saturday, March 13, in Vancouver with cremation. Donations to Cancer Society. McBRIDE, Mitourn In hos pital Pembroke, on Friday, March 12. 1971, in his 86th year.

Milburn McBride of Westmeath, beloved husband of Agnes, dear father of Harold of Beachburg, Emer son, of Jamaica, Audrey (Mrs. Wallace Anderson, Sudbury) and Lester, Beach burg. Resting at the Malcolm Deavitt Funeral Home, 141 Renfrew Street, Pern broke. Service in thethapel Monday, March 15, 2 p.m, Interment Westmeath United cemetery. McGAGHRAN, Mrs.

D. J. Of R.R. 4, Cobden, suddenly on March 12, 1971, Mary Agnace Faughnan, beloved wife of the late D. J.

McGaghrai, dear mother of Frances (Mrs. Nor man Turcotte), Cobden, and Michael, of Edmonton. Rest ing at Fraser and Morris Funeral Home, Cobden. Serv ice will be conducted at St Pius Church, Osceola, Mon day at 10 a.m. Interment parish cemetery.

McPHILLIPS, Albert (Burke) Suddenly, Thursday, March 11, 1971, Albert De Burgo (Burke) McPhillips, age 67 years, M.P. for Victoria, B.C., 1957-1963, member of the Tar iff Board since 1963, beloved husband of Dorothy Freethy father of Jacqueline (Mrs. G. L. Abbott), Prince George, B.C., and Edward, of Van couver; son of the late Mr.

Justice, and Mrs. A. E. Mc-Phillips, brother-of Dr. A.

St G. McPhitHps, Delta, BC. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Requiem Mass at St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church, Saturday at 11 a.m Interment Vancouver, B.C.

Friends rnay call Friday, p.m.-lO p.m. MERCANTINI, Dr. Edward S. Suddenly on Thursday, March 11, 1971, Dr. Edward S.

Mer-cantini, beloved husband of Gisele Meloche, of 1939 Can borne, Ottawa, age 44; son of Mrs. Zena Mercantinl, and dear father of Paula and Julie, both at home. Will be rest ing at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 260 Besserer Street, Ottawa, from 1 p.m. Saturday. Funeral on Monday, March 15, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church for funeral mass at 10 a.m Interment Notre Dame, Ot tawa Ad Section" 3.

Deafta fCont. from Prececflna Column) MOULD, Nellie In hospital, Friday, March 12. 1971, Nellie Bull, age 79, 188 Cowley Avenue, beloved wife of William Harold Mould, dear mother of Stewart, Mrs. Phyllis LeCompte, Mrs. Edward Routten (Betty).

Virginia; Mrs. George a I a i (Joyce); also survived by 16 grandchildren. Resting at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in the chapel Monday at 11 a.m. Beechwood Cemetery.

The family will be present to re ceive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 Saturday and Sunday. NIGRA, Mrs. Clarice In hos pital Thursday, March 11 1971, Clarice Sauriol, age 62 years, of 18 Glen Manor Drive; beloved wife of Domi nique Patrick Nigra. Resting at McEvoy-Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent Street, where service will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery.

POPE, Gladys Doreen In hospital on Friday, March 12, 1971, aged 48, of 12 Meadow- lands Drive; beloved wife of dear mother of Michael and Susan; beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manary; dear sister of Elmer. Resting Hulse and Playfair West Chapel, 1098 Byron Avenue, between Wood- roffe and Compton, after 6 p.m. Saturday.

Service Mon day, 1 p.m. Interment Pine- crest Cemetery. POWERS, Miohael James On Friday, March 12, at the age of 66. Beloved son of the late Mr. James Powers and Sarah Rowan, dear brother of Mrs.

P. Tambeau (Lizzie) from Perkins and Mrs. T. Maloney (Hilda) from Gatineau and Mrs. M.

Maloney (Mona) from Mass Bank, Mrs. M. McSorley (Maudie) from Ottawa, Mrs. L. Burns (Flor ence) from Templeton and dear brother of Frank and William Powers from Ottawa.

Also many nieces and neph- ews. Body resting at the B-runet Funeral Home. 750 Maloney in Gatineau. The service will be held Mon day, March 15, at 3.30 at the St. AJoysius Church, Gatin eau.

Interment at Ste. Rose de Lima. RANGER, Arthur Suddenly in Ottawa Friday, March 12, 1971. Arthur Ranger, 82 years, beloved husband of the late Theresa Mousseau, father of Hector and Eddie. Resting at Ring rose Brothers Funeral Home, Campbells Bay, Quebec.

Funeral Monday, March 15 to St. John the Evangelist Church for requiem mass at 10 a.m. Burial in parish cemetery. Knights of Columbus to assemble Sunday evening at funeral home at 8 p.m. for rosary.

McEVOY BROTHERS SHIELDS LIMITED FUNERAL. DIRECTORS 235 KENT STREET 232 5337 News ond At nouncmnti Presented Nightly at p.m. on CKOY VICE CRAIG LTD. FUNERAL HOMES METCALFE WINCHESTER CHESTERVILLE 774-2V20 On convenient telephone number serves oil locations. FRED N.

GARRETT FUNERAL SERVICE Dignity, Dtvotion and Economy in Good Tost Sine 1936. Inquir No Obligation 584 SOMERSET STREET WEST lOCAl CA1LS PHONE 236-7511 3. Deaths (Cont. from Preceding Columnl SMITH, Mabel W. At Chelsea, on Friday, March 12, 1971, Mabel Wilkinson Smith, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John -James Smith, and sister of Arthur Young Smith, James Rochester Smith and Edith Alice (Mrs. H. H. Plaskett), and George Lawrenson Smith.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street, where friends may call' from noon; Saturday. Service Monday at 11 Interment Beechwood cemetery. WALKER, Evilena In Brock-ville, March 11,1971, Evilena Drummonfl, aged 87 years, beloved wife of the late Dr. M. J.

O. Walker of Merrick-ville; mother of Phyllis and Lura of Montreal; Iola (Mrs. J. C. Potter), Hamilton; grandmother of Paul and Martha Potter of Hamilton.

Resting at her late residence, Merrickville. Funeral service at Holy Trinity Anglican Monday, at JJ0.30 a.m. Interment Union cemetery, Merrickville. WILSON, Mark In hospital, Friday, March 12, 1971, Mark Wilson, in his 89th year, husband of Margaret of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, father of the late Duncan McMillan. Survived by several nephews and nieces.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Monday at 10 a.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. WINGESS, Albert Alfred In hospital Friday, March 12 1971, Albert Alfred Wingess of 300 Blackburn Hamlet, age SS years, beloved husband of Rose Kritsch and dear father of Bert of Ottawa, brother of Charles and Conrad, both of Ottawa, Arthur and Martin both of New York, and Mrs. Gertrude Prior of Ottawa.

Resting at Hulse and Playfair central chapel, 315 McLeod Street after 7 p.m Saturday. Service at St Paul's Lutheran Church Monday, 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. VEITCH-DRAPER LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS PARKDALE CHAPEL 728 4673 BANK ST. CHAPEL 236 06A8 HULSE PLAYFAIR LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Barnes, Gladys.

Craig, Helen. McPhillips. Albert (Burke). Pope, Gladys. Smith, Mabel w.

Wilson, Mark. Central Chapel 315 AME0D STREET 233-1143 West Chapel 1098 BYRON AVENUE 728-1761 lost BbACK "POODLE. VANIER AREA, belongs to small retarded boy, Tues day afternoon. ns-09tr. BLACK WALLET, BC BIRTH CER- tmcate, downtown oreo.

238.129, eve nings. BLACK TERRIER WITH PERKY ears. Answers Dusty. Reward. 224- 640..

DOG, MALE, BLACK, WHITE CHEST part spaniel, named BoBo, lost Pork wood Hills. 224-4279. GERMAN SHEPHERD, LOST, 4 year old. Metcalfe Villoae, answers GOLD MAN'S WATCH, LOST, CAMP r-orrune, eaturaay vning. Reward.

LOST, SETTER-POINTER, WHITE with red spots, female, viclntty Pleas-ont Pork Road. Reword. 737-499. LfJST, VICINITY BELL STREET AND piymouin. Sunday, Feb.

28, In morning, small, black and white spaniel, bulgy eyes, Inward foot paws, an swers to Mighty Mouse or BonvBom, under medical care. Please call heartbroken owner otter 4, 232-192. MALE TAN DOO, WHITE CHEST named Sport, Carllng ond Maitland. Reward. 72S-I22I.

METCALFE VILLAGE AREA, LOST, small brown cocker spaniel, colled Bucko. Reword. 821-1443. ON QUEENSWAY 2 DOLLY WHEELS on bar. Phone 72-464.

Journal Subscription Rales SINGLE COPY PRICEl 10C dolly, iSt Saturday. BY CARRIER! tOc week. BY MAIL; Pnyobl In edvanc Can. odo, Conodlon Force Post Office ond U.S.A. S3.00 a month or S32.00 a year.

All other countries 4.M a month or 140 00 a year. Saturday only 25c per ssuo or 113.00 a year to any oddrest or turtner imormmion con westt 5. lost (Cant. tr(m "recTdlna, Column, SMALL, WHITE TPY- POODLE. Meadow londs Drlv area Answers Sam.

K4-S450. TOOL SET BETWEEN KANATA AND Corp, Highway 17. Reword. 744-7511. WANTED RETURN OF 301 S57.

Burke's Peerage 170 edition to the Reference Department of the 'Ottawa Public Library. Urgent. WATCH. LADY'S, LOST MONDAY, Mertvole Rd. or bus.

225-2043 afternoon. YOUR PET MAY BE AT THE HU-mane Society Shelter. Visit shelter to make sure. 725-31M. Found CHILD'S PAFR OP MITTS, FOUND near Corner.

235-0443. DOG, SMALL GOLDEN FEMALE, white chest ana oiaze, long toll. Fisher Pork oreo. 7W-131S. FUR HAT FOUND, Avenue.

72S-242J. KENSINGTON LARGE BLACK RABBIT WITH COL. lor, Found In vicinity ChurcNe Public School. Phone t-550. RING.

235-4795. WHITE SEMI-PERSIAN MALE CAT. Somerset-Blackburn Area, evenings, 234-22S3. 13. In Memorlams ANDERSON In loving memory of a dear Son Ono Dromer, nvmjrg, wiiw nterd Into rst March 13, W4J.

Nothing con ever tok oway th lov a heart holds dear Fond memories linger everyday. Rememberlno keeps him near. Mother ond Sister Doris. FISHER In loving memory of a dear husband ond father, clarence neroerr Fisher, who was accidentally killed March 13, 1V45. Today recoils the memory Of a loved one gone to rest; And those who think of him today Are those who loved him best.

The flowers we lay upon hi grav May wither ond decay. But the love for him who lies beneath Will never fade away. Wile and In. Boys. GRANGER We wish to entend our heartfelt thanks to our many n-ienas, relatives and neighbors for their kindness, words of sympathy, floral ond -spiritual offerings, messages, and at- -tending church service, during our recent bereavement- In the.

loss of Donat Granger. The Granger FAMILY. HALL In sod ond loving memory of my dorllng husband, orvni Hon, who passed owoy March IS, 1960. Wonderful memories woven In gold. This the picture I tenderly holdt Deep In my heort his memory Is kept, To cherish always ond never forger.

Wife Lois. MORRIS In od ond loving memory of a dear father, Alfred morris, wna passed dway March 13, 1953. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeos him near. Mabel MacMlllan.

O'SHAUGHNESSY In loving memory of a door sister, Kay naugnnessy, who passed owoy March 13, 1959. More and more each day we mist hert Friends may think th wound Is healed; But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. Always remembered by her brother Bud. SALLY In loving memory of a deaf son and Drotner, Koyce wno died accidentally, March 13, 19M. We cannot say, and we will not say That he Is dead he Is lust oway With cheery smile and wav of hand.

wondered to an unknown land. Mother and Family. MEMORIAL GIFTS RESPONDING TO REQUESTS Canodion Cancer Society ho "In Memorlam" cords avolloble from Corleton Unit office or funeral parlors for use at the time of bereave-' menf of a friend or loved one. Such funds are used for. reseorch to find the ultlmote cure to cancer.

To mok orrongmnt, telephone 15. Cards ol Thanks ASHE We wish to thank our relative, mends ond neiahbo-s for their act of kindness, floral tributes, memorials to the Heart Fund. Special monk you to Rev. J. M.

Scott, In our recent loss of beloved husband, father ond orancHothw, Bert Asoe. Isabel Ash ond Fomily. DUFFY Mr. Edward Duffy ond fom- nv wisn to exiena ineir mtorrfeiT thanks and appreciation for the act of kindness, sympathy, floral and spiritual offertnqs, mosses, donations to Concer Fund received In thetlr recent bereavement. HAYES We wish fa exprest our sincere thanks to our many friends, relatives ond neighbors for their many acts of kindness, florol trlbt.

soirffuol offerings, messages of sympathy ond dmaflons to the -Old Folks Home, following the death of o. dear husband, son ond brother, Ted Hayes. Soectot thanks to the members of the derpv, Hulse ond PJoyfoIr ond McEvoy-Shlelds Funeral Home. Th Hayes, Fomiiy. JAFFRAY Mrs.

William Jatfrav nnd fomiiy wish to express their thanks to nil friends nnd ntiahbors for their kind expressions of sympathy, either by presence or by florol tokens and letter In their recent bereavement YOUNG 1 wish to thonk my friends, neignoors ana relatives for their acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, florol tributes ond memorial fo the Heort Foundotlon received offer death of my beloved wife, Germom. Watson Young. WALLACE wish to extend our heartfelt thonks to our relatfves, friends and neighbors for their oct of kindness, messages of sympathy ond floral offerings extended at th posslng of our beloved mother ond grandmother, Delia Casson WoMoc. Special appreciation Is extended to Rev. Jones, of Woodroffe United Church, and Tubman Funerot Home.

Osborne, Ooreen ond Forplly. 16. funeral Directors RACINE, ROBERT AND GAUTHIER Dlu'lt 41 4 4 ttea, jul Oimi4to.li 7 Folrmonti 159 St. PaU 17. Cemetery Memorial CREMATION Full Information Free-of Charge Frorrt BEECHWOOD CREMATORIUM P0 BOX 7025, OTTAWA 746-0201.