The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 24

I i. 24 Saturday, September 20, 1969 The Ottawa-Journal Today and Tomorrow TODAY Les JeroUs, National Arts Centre, Opera House, 8.30 p.m. i TOMORROW "Battle of Britain memorial ceremonies. Green Island, Sussex Drive. 1:45 p.m.

'Five Day Stop Smoking Plan, lecture, Carmichael Building, 8 p.m. Huggett Family -Players, National Arts Centre, Studio, 8 p.m. National Dancers National Arts Centre, Theatre, 8 p.nv Film and talk on teenage drug use. Bethel Pentecostal Church, 9.15 p.m. MONDAY.

I Blood Donor Clinic, 85 Ply mouth Street, 130 to 430 and 6L30 to 8.30 p.m. Drug Users Often Cheated On Goods TORONTO (CP) The Addiction Research Foundation of Ontario today released a report "onasummer-long study of drugs that shows drug users often buy substances with little or no drug content. The study, dealing with drugs sold on the streets, shows there is a growing inconsistency in the quality of drugs sold especially in Toronto. The report says only 61.9 pe cent of 222 drug Samples analyzed in the study contained the drugs supposedly present. Samples were collected throughout the province 64 per cent from downtown Toronto, 18 per cent from surrounding suburbs apd municFpalities and 18 per cent from other Ontario centres.

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Canadian Force Post Office! and U.S.A. $3.00 9 month or $33.00 vtar. All other countries S4.00 a month or 140.00 a year. Saturday only 2Sc per hsue or SI 3.00 a year to cny oooress. For further information call 734-7511.

District Want Ad Agents SMITHS FALLS McShon and Shank Pharmocy. Beckwith and Moln Streets. Phone 213-3131 CARLETON PLACb Wilson's Drg Store. Bridge Street. Pnone 257-1 $05 PEMBROKE Mrs.

R. Locke. 277 Pa tricia Street. Phone 733-4353. RENFREW Mrs.

D. Belonger. 200 Raglan Street. Phone 433 X701. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS Vital Statistics! 1.

Adoptions J. Births 3. Deaths 4. Obituaries 5. Lost 4.

Found Notices: 13. In Memorials 14. Anniversary Masses 15. Cards of Thanks 14. Funeral Directors 17.

Cemetery Memorials' 11. Societies and Lodges If. Churches 20. Florists 31. Cemeteries 29.

Druggists Open Sunday x. wrvce sTorions Services: 33. Banquets and Portlee 34. Teke-Out Foods 35. Where to Go 34.

Hotels and Motels 37. Beauty Salons 31. Nursing Homes 3f Gardening and Landscaping 40. Ambulance Service EMPLOYMENT 41. Male Help Wanted 42.

Salesmen ond Agents 43. Positions Vacant 44. Professional Service 45. Female Help Wonted 44. Nursing Services 47.

Employment Wonted 41. Domestic Help 49. tochers Wonted 50. Tuition 51. Trode Schools 53.

Baby Services APARTMENTS 34. Apertrrents to Let 55. Furnished Apartments to Let 54. Apartments Wanted 57. Apartmens for Sale 51.

Furnished Apartments Wonted 49. Sublets PROPERTY 41. Property for Sale 42. Property for Renf 4). Property Wonted 44.

Income Property 45. Property Eachongea' 44: Out -of-Town Properties 47. Forms for Sale 41. Forms for Rent 4f. Farms Wonted to Buy 70.

Cottages for Sale 71. Cottages for Rent 72. Cottages Wonted 73. Cottoge Lots for tele 74. Warehouse Space 75.

Offices to Let 74. Offices Wonted to Let 77. Stores to Let 71. Stores Wonted to Let 79. Resorts 0.

Business Opportunities ROOMS 14. Rooms to Let t. RoonM Wonted II. Rool dnfl Board If. Shore Accommodation LONG DISTANCE PHONE ZENITH 77120 NO TOLL CHARGE BLACKIE Eugene and Margaret are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Katherine Jane, on Sept.

19, 1969, at the Grace Hospital, 6 14 ozs. Both well. GYFLER Eileen and Ken are delighted to announce the birth of a baby daughter, Sept. 19, 1969. at the Ottawa Civic Hospital.

HARRIES On Thursday, Sept 18, 1969, Soest, Germany, to Captain and Mrs. J. D. Harries (nee Carol Green), a son. Proud grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. N. H. Green. IRVING-Sgt-and -Mrs- L.

(nee Maureen McFadden), a son, Aug. 26, 1969, in Soest, Germany. Baby died. O'REILLY Tony and Thelma (nee Navin) are happy to an-nonunce the arrival of a son Christopher Sept. 18, 1969, at Ottawa Civic Hospital.

Brother for Erva-Lee and Tony Jr. SMYTH To" Kathleen, wife of Dr. Harley Smyth, at the Toronto General Hospital, a sbn, born Sept. 12. 3.

Deaths BROOKES, Mina -In hospital Friday, Stiller beloved iwife of Stanley George Brookes, 143 First Avenue, mother of Dpn-ald and Beverley at home, sister of Mrs. G. B. Quinn (Winnie) of Toronto, and Mrs. H.

W. Klaas (Dorothy), Ottawa. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Sat urday at 11.30 a.m. Inter-ment Pinecrest cemetery.

CARSWELL, Mary At Renfrew, Friday, Sept. 17, 1969, Mary Briscoe, in her 100th year, beloved wife of the late Allan Carswell, dear mother of Mrs. T. E. McLean (Nellie) of Alvinston; Mrs.

M. H. Bourk (Florence) of Vic-toria; Leslie Carswell of Cob-den; Robert Carswell and Mrs. Tom Meek (Mabel) of Renfrew, Resting at McPhail and Perkins Funeral Home, Renfrew, where funeral serv ice will be conducted on Mon day. Sept.

22 at 1.30 p.m. In terment Rosebank cemetery. MIRCMANDISI Articles: f2. Articles for Sale f3. Articles Wonted f4.

Articles for Sent fS. Articles for Swop 94. Antiques and Fine Art f7. Firewood and Fuel 91. Market Basket ff.

Machinery ond Equipment 100. Pet Stock 101. Livestock and Poultry 102. Stamps and Coins 103. Hobbies 104.

Boats end Motors 105. Snowmobiles 104. Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies 10t. Rodlo Television 10.

Household Appliances 'AUTOMOTIVE Autos t- .119. Auto Leasing 120. Autos for Sole 121. Autos Wonted 122. Auto Accessories 123.

Sports Cars 124. Auto Ports Trucks! 12f. Trucks for Sole 130. Truck Bodies. Ports 131.

Trucks Wonted Trailers 133. TroMers for Sole 134. Trailers for Rent 135. Mobile Homes for Sal 134. Mobile Homes for Rent 137.

Mobile Homes Moved 131. Mobile Home Perks 13. Mobile Homes Exchonged Motorcycles 145. Motorcycles Sole 144. Motorcycles for Rent 147.

Scooters tor Sale 141. Scootrs for Rent 1f. Skl-Mobl'et Miscellaneous: 151. Goroges 113. Porklno Space 153.

Winterizing REAL ESTATE 157. Houses for Sale HI. Reol Estate Services Houses to Let 141. Furnished Houses tomtit 141. Furnished Houses Wonted to to Let 142.

Houses Wanted to Let 143. Houses Wonted to Buy 144. Goroen Homes PERSONALS '174. Personal Memos 177. Transportation Available 171.

Transportation Wonted 17f. Camps Boys' and Girls' FINANCIAL Financing 114. Money Wonted 117. Money Available 111. Mortgages llf.

Investments 190. Patents end Copy. MISCELLANEOUS If4. Legal 115. Auctions' If 4.

Mr. Servi If 7. Coming Events yrrjf Collectors ff. Anniversary Poge "Ottawa's Most 3. Deaths GOOD, William Howard In hospital, Carleton Place, Fri day, Sept.

19, 1969, William Howard Good, beloved hus band of the late Grace Cam eron; dear brother of James, Annie Brew, Mary Lois. Ac nes Cureston, Charles and Edward. Bertha Duff. Made- line Good, in his 88th year, Resting at Fleming Bros, Funeral Home, Lake Avenue W. Service on Sunday, Sept.

21, at 2 p.m. Interment united cemeteries. EADIE, Oddie Suddenly in hospital Friday, Sept. 19, 1969, Oddie -Gamble, 542 Bay Street, age 86, widow of "Wil liam Eadie. Resting at the TubmanFunerar Richmond.

Road at Roosevelt, after 2 p.m. Sunday. Service in the chapel Monday, 2.30 p.m. Interment Johnson Corners cemetery. GRAVELLE, Mrs.

Telmont On Friday, Sept. 19. 1969, aged 67 years, Eveline La-douceur, beloved wife of Telmont Gravelle of 170 Greenfield Avenue, dear mother of Emile, Roland, Roger, Mrs. Romeo Viau (Juliette) of Ottawa, Camille of Vanier City, Mrs. Remi Houle (Helene) of Lucerne, sister of Moisc Ladouceur of Vanier City- and Page (Alexina) of Ottawa.

Also survived 16 grandchildren. Resting at. the Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 260 Besserer Street. Funeral Mass- at Ste. Famille Church on Monday at 8 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Ottawa. KM mi (Smith), Mike In hospital Thursday, Sept. 18, 1969, Mike Kmith, beloved husband of Rita Osepchook, 22 Florence Street, in his 79th year, father of John of Ottawa, also survived by five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Resting Hulse and. Play fair Central.

Chapel, 315 McLeod Street, where prayers will be held at 7.30 p.m. Sunday. Funeral service at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 1000 Byron Avenue, on Monday at 9 a.m. Inter ment Bukowinian Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Meri vale Road. Accepted Each Saturday From 7 a.m.

to 7.30 a.m. 236-7511 Death Notices Will Be Progressive Want 3. Deslhs it (Ctnt. from Preceding Column) LEDUC Mrs. Rene On Wed nesday, Sept.

17, 1969, Be atrice Charbonneau, of 773 St. Anne de la Perade. formerly of 190 Brodeur Street. Hull, aged 60, wife of Rene of Jac ques, Hull; Mrs. Philip Chartrand (Monique), Grand by; sister of Rodolphe, Ot tawa; grandmother of Marc Chartrand, Grandby.

Rest ing at Lionel Em ond and Son 271 St Joseph Boulevard, Hulh Funeral Monday, Sept 22, at 7.45 in St, Benoit Church. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Hull. MILLAR, Mrs. Gertie On Wed nesdayr- 7 -1 969, Gertie Fineman, beloved wife of Max Millar, of Kemptville, aged 80 years; dear sister of Moses Fletcher, Ottawa; Freda (Mrs. Sam Port), Mrs.

Lea Aurbach, both of Montreal; also sur-' vived by nephews and nieces. Funeral was held Thursday, 18, at the Jewish Memorial Chapel. King Edward Avenue, at 2 p.m. Interment Jewish ra ity cemetery. MORTON," Arthur A.A.C.I.

In hospital, Thursday Sept. .18, 1969, Arthur E. Morton. 2033 Dovercourt. beloved husband of Gladys Arnlel.

dear father of Helen (Mrs. Alan Dixon) and son of William C. Morton and the late Annie Brownlee, Richmond, also survived by two grandchildren, Ian and Margaret Dixon. Resting Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in chapel Monday, 1.30 p.m.

Interment Munster cemetery. The family requests, that in lieu of flowers memorials be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Canadian Ship Sets Record MONTREAL (CP) While public attention has been focused for the last few weeks on the Arctic voyage of the giant American oil tanker Man hattan, a comparatively pint-sized Canadian vessel has also made history by sailing to an isolated weather station only 600 miles south of the North Pole. The Chesley A. Crosbie re turned to Montreal this week after travelling farther north than any other power-driven commercial vessel.

The Crosbie, only 255 feet long and 2,300 tons, reached a point 300 miles north of the northern destination of the 115.000-pound Manhattan, which wastesting the viability of Northwest Passage shipping route for Briefs RC BRANCH PLANNED QUEBEC (CP) The Quebec education department plans a special branch to deal with Roman Catholic education, it was announced cation Minister Jean-Guy Cardi nal said ina statement that his department wants to "respond adequately to the needs of Cath olics at the various levels of the school system." JAILED FOR BEATING SARNIA (CP) Aaron Nei Rogers, 18, of the Sarnia Indian Reserve, Thursday was sen tenced to one year in prison for manslaughter in connection with the death of Ormand Ma ness, 48, of RR 4, Sarnia. The sentence will be served in addi tinn to a one year definite and one year indefinite terrrt he Is serving on an assault causing bodily harm conviction in connection with the beating of Ma- ness. BOMB THROWN MONTREAL (CP) An In cendiary bomb was thrown through a window of a post office in suburban Ahuntsic Fri day, but officials said it caused little damage. Watchman Alcide Vallee said he knew of- no rea-on, why-a botfib should have been placed at the post office. Ad Section" 3.

DeaJhj (Cant, from Preceding Column) PEEL, Joan Marion In hospital, Friday, Sept. 19. 1969, Joan Marion Peel. 456 Rideau Street, in her 64th year, mother of Mrs, Gary Patterson' (Jane), Ottawa; sister of Eric and Hugh Peel, Isle of Man. Also survived by six grandchildren, Jimmy, Peter, Donald, Patrick, Patricia and Alan.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Monday 10 a.m. Cremation Beechwood cemetery. Friends may call after 8 p.m. Sat urday.

POTVIN, Mrs. Gaetan On Friday. Sept. 19, 1969. Lu cille Marleau, wife of Gae- aged 46years: daughter of Rosanne Racine (Mr.

and Mrs. Ovila Mar leau); mother of Claude, Robert, Yves, Pierre, Louise (Mrs. Richmond Viau), Diane, Denise, Sylvie, Orleans; sister of Fernande, Lucien, Victor, Ida (Mrs. Gerard Paquette), Ottawa. Funeral Monday from Racine, Robert and Gauthier, 300 Olmstead Street Requiem Mass at St Joseph's Church, Orleans, 10 a.m.

Interment parish cemetery. RHENCHUK, William Sud denly at his residence, 271 Bell StreetonThursday. Sept. 18, 1969. William Rhenchuk, aged 79 years, husband of the late Elizabeth, dear uncle of Alex Fochuk, Manotick.

Resting McEvoy-Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent Street. Funeral Monday to Holy Trinity Bukowinian Orthodox Church, Somerset Street for service at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Trinity cemetery, Merivale Road. Prayers Sunday 8 p.m. in the parlours.

ROWAN, Edna Janet At her residence, 74 St. Paul Street, Gatineau, on Thursday, Sept 18, 1969, Edna Janet Rowan, aged 65, widow of Burton Ritchie and of Edgar Rowan, dear sister to Mrs. Dorothy Swan, Chicago, dear aunt of Winnie (Mrs. Paul Lajoie) and several nieces and nephews. Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town), funeral Monday to Our Lady of Victory Church, Buckingham for mass at 10 a.m.

Interment St Gregory's cemetery, The Journal has made available "crbookletbf- appropriate In AAemoriam Notices Phone or Write Miss Allen 2367511 or come in for yourcopy local am PH0NS 234-7511 (Cont. from Procodlng Column) SHOULDICE, J. Hiram In hospital, on Friday, Sept 19, 1969. J. Hiram Shoul-dice, aged 86 years, of 71 Herridge Street; husband of the late Lucinda Scharfe; dear father of Wood row and Mrs.

Edna Kehoe, Ot tawa; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; brother of Ethel, Ottawa; Cleve, Chris and Olive. Mil waukee, Wisconsin. Private funeral from McEvoy-Shields. 235 Kent Street, Monday afternoon. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Cancer Fund will be appreci ated.

SUTHERLAND, Andrew T. In hospital, Friday, Sept 19. 1969. Andrew T. Sutherland, aged 73 years, beloved hus band of Lilias Arnott, of 810 Edgeworth Avenue, dear father of John, of Ottawa; brother of Charles, Edinburgh, Scotland and Stanley, of Dorval, also survived by 2 grandchildren, Penelope and Pamilla.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod. Service 11 a.m. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens: Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday. FRED N.

GARRETT FUNERAL SERVICE1 Quality and Efficiency at Reasonable Rates Inquire No Obligation 233-4773 584 SOMERSET ST. WEST RADM0RE STEWART Funeral Home and Chapel 131? WELLINGTON STREET CAMERON WEAGANT OTTAWA KEEPS GROWING OUR BEAUTIFUL CHAPEL is now very Central Telephone 728-8077 VICE CRAIG LTD. FUNERAL HOMES METCALFE -WINCHESTER CHESTERVILLE 774-2120 On convenient, telephone number serves all three locations. Hulse Playfair Limited FUNERAL DIRECTORS BrookeSrMlno. Kmith (Smith), Mike.

Mokosevski, Or. Morla. Peel. Joan Marlon. Sutherland, Andrew T.

Central Chapel 315 McLEOD ST. 2311143 West Chapel 1098 BYRON AVE. 728 1761 VEITCH-DRAPER LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS PARKDAIE CHAPEL 728 4673 IANK ST. CHAPEL 236-0663 Serving families of all faiths for over half a century McEVOY BROTHERS SHIELDS LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Newt ond Announcimtnts Presented Nichtly ot 6 pm. on CKDYJ 235 rent Street 232 5337 led: BRIEFCASC.

VICINITY OTTAWA South, brown loother, Irutrais F.E.J. Reword. 232-44A2. BROWN-WHITE DOG, MALE VICINI- ty Plnhoy. Owner partially blind.

Jrh 420t. CAT. BLACK. WHITE. MALE.

LOST Park wood Hills. Reward. 2244411 CAT. SMALL GINGER. WITH CURL-ed toil near Emmanuel Church.

733-5321. CHIHUAHUA, BLACK MALE, AN-swert to Nico, lost Wednesday night, vicinity Murray ond King Edward. Children's pet. 233-7201. GOOO REWARD FOR INFORMATION obout moU Chihuahua, lost Bonk Street orta In August.

234-S1S7. KEYS ON METAL RING. REWARD. 74443. LADY'S LONGINES WRIST WATCH, the Moll.

234-4144. LADY'S WATCH. WEDDING GIFT. Inscribed With Lowe. Ron.

2J-2J72 722-1141. REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEAD Ing to the return of lost 147 preen metol tloked triumph Bonneville. 745-3554. SIAMESE SEALPOINT CAT. BAY-shore or oo.

Reword. S29-29M. TWO YOUNG GERMAN SHEPHERD femoles. On brown, one block and ton. 233-4410.

UMBRELLA. GLEBE SECOND AV-onue oroa, multi-color. Reword. 235-7410. WALLET LOST VICINITY BANK AND Somerset.

Reword. 749-224. WALLET, BROWN. VALUABLE papers. St.

Andrew area. Reward. 234-1703. YOUR PET MAY BE AT THE HU-mont Society Shelter. Visit shelter to make sure.

725-3144. 2 MAGNETIC RECORDING TAPES, vicinity ronton Slater, Aug. 27, 722-2027. 6. Uzzi BLACK MIXED LABRADOR PUPPY, white spot on chest, found neor Metcalfe Queensway entrance.

Phone Humane Society. BRIAR PIPE FOUND SUNNYSIDE Avenue. 234-S1CS. CHILD'S SAVAGE SHOES. 13V.

COR-ner of Kenora ond Harmer Avenue, Sept. 17. 722-2574. HOUSE KEY, WEISER MAKE. FIRST Avenue between Percy ond Lyon Streets.

234-4045. KITTEN. BLACK, FEMALE, NEAR Driveway ond Strothcona. 234-9200 otter 4. PARCEL OF SHOES FOUND, ELGIN ond McLeod.

235-9407. SUM OF MONEY FOUND. WOOD- Stock. 1-519-537-2943. TOOL BOX AND TOOLS.

MAY CLAIM by Identifying. 722-4513. 13. CAIN In loving memory Of a dear Walter o. com, oepanea this lite Sept.

21. 144. Love's greatest gift Remembronce. Wile Ceisno. CAIN In loving memory of a very dear father ond grandfather, Wolter Coin, who poised owoy so suddenly Sept.

21. 1944. Not fust todoy, but every day. In silence we remember. Koy, Harold.

Robert and Brian. CAIN In loving memory of a dear father ond grandfather. Wolter O. Coin, who passed owoy Sept. 21.

144. Just thought of sweet remembronce Just memory sod true. Just the love ond sweet devotion Of one who thinks of you. Daughter Emma. Johnny and Children.

CAIN In loving memory of door father ond grandfather. Walter O. Coin, who passed owoy Sept. 21. 144.

We never port from those, we love. No distance con divide. In memory's garden day by day. We still walk side by side. Kirk, Dorothy ond Girls.

HATTON In loving remembronce of a deor brother, brother-in-law and uncle. A. James Hatton, who passed owoy Sept. 21st. 1941.

In memory a dolly thought; In heart, silent sorrow. Bobe, Jane and Peter. LACHARITY In loving memory of a dear husband, father ond grandfather, George Lochority, who passed owoy Sept. 20. 1940.

Memory drifts to scenes long post. Time rolls on, but memories lost; Sunshine posses shadows foil. Love's remembronce outlasts oil. Wife ond Fomlly. LANG DON In loving memory of deor father ond grandfather Alfred Longdon, who passed owoy Sept.

21, 1953. Treosured memories. Daughter Areatha, Ort. Alton ond Barry. MON UK In loving memory of deor husband, father ond grondfoth or, George Monuk.

who passed away Sept. 21. 1944. Today recoils the memory Of a loved one gone to rest) And those who think of him today Are' those mo loved him best.T The flowers we loy upon his grove May wner and decay. But -the love hinv wh 4ies beneath Will never fade away.

Wife Peorl ond Family. STAPLES In loving remembronce of dear daughter ond sister. Diane, who passed owoy Sept. 21. 1967.

There's a foes that Is haunting as ever. There's a voice that we're longing to heor; There's a smile we'll remember forever. Though we try to forget every tear; There's a sod but sweet remembronce. There's a memory fond ond true; There's a token of affection, deor, And heortoche still for you. Mom, Dod, Sisters and Brothers.

VAUGHN In loving memory of a aear son, wayne, wno passed away Sent tl. 1945. Gone Is the foce we loved so dear Silert is the voice we loved to heor; Too for owoy for sight or speech. But not too for for thouaht to reorh. Sweet to remember him who once wos here.

And who. though absent. Is just as aeor. Mum ond Dod. VAUGHN In loving memory of Wayne, a dear brother and uncle, who passed owoy Sept.

71. 196S. Sunshine fodes ond shodows foil. But sweet remembronce outlosll all. Aunt Gertie ond Donnle.

VAUGHN In ond loving mem ery or a aeor brother ond uncle, Wayne Vaughn, who passed owoy so suddenly sept. 21, 1945. His chorming woys ond smiling face. Are a pleasure to recoil He hod a kindly word for each. And died beloved by oil.

Bob, Borb, Ricky ond Cindy. VAUGHN In memory of a deor brother; Wayne, who passed owoy sept. 7i. ins. i His life was earnest, his ocfiont kind.

1 A gt erpus hand and an octive mind, Anxious to please, loath to offend. A loving brother and, foithful friend. Foye ond 'Apy- 5. 13. Itarto (Cont.

from Preceding Column VAUGHN In loving memory- of Wayne, a deor nephew and cousin, who passed owoy Sept. 21, 1945. Till memory fodes ond life departs You live forever in our hearts. Billy, Betty and Julie. 15.

Csrds it Hl2Sb ANNABLE We wish to express' our sincere appreciation to cur relatives, neighbors and other friends for their thoughttulness. florol tributes, donations, ond kind expressions of sympathy 'to us In our bereavement in the loss of a beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grond- father. Mrs. Howard Annoble, Kenneth. Emilia ond Fomily.

BRUNET We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy ond beautiful floral offerings extended ot the death of our beloved son ond brother, Roger. Special thanks to Dr. Roger Couture and staff ICU ond Hemodialysis Unit at the Ottawa General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Armand Brunei and PALMER I wish to thonk everyone for their kindness, words of sympathy, floral tributes end contributions to the Canodion Cancer Society in the recant bereavement of my husband. Commonder Frederick Cecil Palmer. I especially wish to thonk Commodore and Mrs. D. A.

Collins. Captain Mrs. H. W. Isooc.

end Commonder end Mrs. L. O. Stone-house. Kiira Palmer 1 funeral Directors RACINE, ROBERT AND GAUTHIER 237-3410.

240 Better er; 3M Olmsteodi 7 Folrmonfi 259 St. Patrick; 101 Notre Dame. 17. (ecelery Beechwood Cemetery SINGLE AND FAMILY PLOTS (unlimited space) Crematorium and columbarium mausoleum crypts. Book of remembronce, terms Write or telephone for Free Brochure Pf0.

BOX 7025, "OTTAWA 7464201 19. (fcsrtfcss COME TO CHURCH A directory of Churches in and around Ottawa (fcsrch if (mil ST. ALBAN THE MARTYR. KING Ed word and Doty Avenues; Rev. Canon Lionel Services: 11 a.n4 7 p.m.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S. McKAY ST. et Victoria. Rev.

James Bornett. Services: I.1S. 9.45. 11.15 a.m. ond 7 p.m.

Tuesday. 7.1S a.m, Thursday, 10 a.m. Brelhrea AN ASSEMBLY OF BRETHREN holds these services for children at 4 Firth Ave. Sunday 11am. Family Bible Hour ond Friday 7 p.m.

The Open Door for Children. Phone 749' esse. Methodist SCOBIE MEMORIAL FREE METHO-dist Church, corner Richmond Rood ond Art hi on Avenue. Sunday. 11.00 a.m.

ond 7.00 p.m. Robert E. Dorgon, Pastor. STANDARD CHURCH-OFAME RICA, corner of Kenwood and Roosevelt. Services 11 a.m.

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

Gamble, pos'or. Everyone welcome. Raman CilhoIIc OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP RC Church, Eccles end LeBreton Street. Sundoy Moss 7.30. 1.40, 9 30.

11.00 ond 12.1$ noon. Perpetual H'p Novena Devotions, Wednesdoy 2.30, 4.10. 7.30 p.m. of Cumberland ond Wilbrod Streets. Sundoy Moss 7.00, 1 00.

9 CO. (High Moss 10.30 12 55 and i 03 p.m. Weekday .00 o.m. ond S.30 p.m. ST.

PRICKiRCCHURCH," "COR, ner Kent and Nepem Streets Sunday Mots 7.00. 100. 1.00, 10 00, 11.00, 12.00 noon and 9.00 p.m. 20. Fleristi FLOWEKS FCK ALL OCCASIONS, P.

Proulx, 24S Dalhousie. 233-77931 23M5SS. 21. (tatlerles Cemetery Crematorium All sites of lots ovalloble Urn Garden and Columbarium. Write for brochure.

Pinecrest Cemetery 2500 Baseline Rood 827-3600 29 Drusshh OpeSandiy EAST SHOPPERS DRUO MART. ST. loirent Ivd. St. Lourent.

Shopping Centre. 114. 74S-701S. WIST PAYETTE DISCOUNT DRUGS. Merivale Rood, City View.

Open every Sundoy, 10 to 4. Clty wlde de-livery. 224 274S. 8'DTeTn shootout MANI7ALESL Colombia (UPI) Eight persons were Kiwca ana eight others wounded Friday in a wild shootout between police and bank robbers in downtown Marvk za les. -Ten bandits wtre ran.

lured..