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CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY Vital Statistics! 1. Adoptions 2. Births 3. Deaths 4. Obituaries 5.

Lost o. Found Notlctsi 13. In Msmorlams 14. Annlvtrsarv Masses 15. Cards of Thanks 14.

Funeral Directors 17. Cemttery Memoriols 17a Cemetery Lots 11. Societies ana Lojges 19. Churches 20. Florists 31.

Cemeteries 39. Druggists Open Sunooy 30. Service stations Strvicesi 33. Banquets and Parties 34. Take-Out Foods 35.

Where to Go 36. Hotels and Motels 37. Beauty Salons 38. Nursing Homes .39. Gardening and Landscaping 40.

Ambuianct service 54. Apartments to Let 55. Furnished Anartmentt to Let 6. Apartments Wanted 57. Houses.

Garden Homes 4. Furnished Apartments Wanted 59. Sublets 40. Rooms to Let ez. Koom ana Boara 42A.

Short Accommodation Business Opportunities Industrial Properties Property for Sole -Property tor Rent Property Wonted Income Property Commercial Property Out of Town Properly Farms for Sale Farms for Rent Forms Wonted to Buy Cottages for Sale Cottages for Rent Cottages Wanted Cottage Lots for Sale Warehouse Space Offices to Let Offices Wanted to Let Stores to Let Stores Wanted to Let Resorts Hunting and Fishing Articles! 87. Ski Corner 68. Snowmobiles 89. Snow Blowers 90. Bicycles 91.

Cameras, Photo Supplies 92. Articles tor sale 93. Articles Wanted 94. Articles tor Rent 55. Articles for Swap 96.

Antiques and Fine Art 97. Firewood and Fuel Market Balkef 99. Machinery ana Equipment 100. Pet stock 101. Livestock and Poultry 101.

Stamps and Coins 103. Hobbies 104. Boats and Motors 106. Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies 108.

Radio Television 109. Household Appliances Autos: 119. Auto Leasing 120. Autos for Sale 121. Autos Wanted 122.

Auto Accessories 173. Sports Cors 124. Auto Parts Tracks! 129. Trucks for Sole 130. Truck Bodies, Parts 131.

Trucks Wanted Trailers: 133. Trailers for Sole 134. Trailers for Rent 135. Mobile Homes for Sola 136. Mobile Homes for Rent 137.

Mobile Homes Moved -138. Mobile Home Parks 139. Mobile Homes Exchanged Motorcycles! 145. Motorcycles for Sale 146. Motorcycles for Rtnt 147.

Scooters for Sale 148. Scooters for Rent Miscellaneous! 151. Garages 152. Parking Space 153. Winterising 157.

Houses tor Sole 158. Real Estate Services 159. Condominiums 160. Furnished Houses to Let 161. Furnished Houses Wanted to Let 162.

Houses Wanted to Let 163. Houses Wanted to Buy 176. Personal Memos 177. Transportation Available 178. Transportation Wanted 179.

Camps Boys' and Girls' I iHi 185. Financing 186. Money wanted 187. Money Available 184. Mortgages 189.

Investments 190. Patents and Copy 24a Restaurant Hotel Help 241. Help Wanted 242. Salespersons and Agents 243. Positions Vacant 244.

Professional services 246. Hospital Help wanted 1 247. Employment Wonted 248. Domestic Help 249. Teachers Wanted 250.

Tuition 251. Treae Schools 252. Baby Servl'es 260. Legal 261. Auctions 342.

At Your Service Toddy and tomorrow TODAY Blood donor clinic, Bourque Memorial Building, Room 430, 1.15 to 4.15 p.m. Looking for the future, annual exhibition, Ottawa Technical high school, 4.30 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Ottawa board, of education advisory vocational committee meeting, Ottawa Technical high school, 6.4S p.m. Kids winter carnival, Queen Elizabeth school, 689 St Laurent 7 p.m.

Family film night, Mervale branch of the Nepean public library, 7.30 p.m. Ottawa Electric Club ladies night, Nepean sportspler, 7.30 HMS Pinafore, Elmwood School, 261 Buena Vista 8 p.m. i Bertlot Brecht, the problem of didactic poetry in the 20th Century, lecture by Dr. Hans Eichner, Goethe Institute, 35 O'Connor St, 8 p.m. The planning process, discussion with Brian Bourns, 308C O'Connor 8 p.m.

Annual variety show, Gloucester high school auditorium, 8 p.m. La Fausse Suivante, NAC Studio, 8 p.m. El Hospital de Ios Locos, 6th Century Spanish drama, Theatre Carleton University, 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW New awareness, public discussions, Ontario Progressive Conservative Association, Dal-housie Holiday Inn, 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Canadian Diabetic Association displays and information, Salons A and Civic Centre, noon to 4 p.m. The oceans conservation and exploitation', symposium, National Library, 1 p.m. Ozias Leduc, talk, National Gallery, 3 p.m. Outbreak, film, National Library, 7.30 p.m. HMS Pinafore, Elmwood School, 261 Buena Vista 8 p.m.

Annual variety show, Gloucester high school auditorium, 8 p.m. Carnival sleigh ride, Sars-field, followed by pancakes and music in the school auditorium, 8 p.m. La Fausse Suivante, NAC Studio, 8 p.m. -EI Hospital de los Locos, TheatrexA, Carleton University; 8.30 p.m. Choral Harthouse, Sacre Coeur Church, Laurier and Cumberland Streets, 8.30 p.m.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, film, National library, 9.30 p.m. Announcements 2. Births BRUCE Bob and Eleanor (nee Brummel), are happy to announce the birta of a 6 lb. 14 oz. brother for Barbie on Feb.

18, 1974 at Ottawa Civic Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Carson and staff. CLARK Dr. and Mrs.

Donald F. M. Clark (nee Jane Nes-bitt), are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1974, at Grace Hospital, Halifax. KUELZ Bernd and Sandra are pleased to announce the arrival of a son, Evan Fred erick, 7 10 on Feb.

20, 1974 at the Civic Hospi tal. A brother for Ronnie. HAMILTON To Bill and Merle (nee Brown), a 7 1 oz. boy, James Lindsay, at Kemptville District Hospital, Feb. 16, 1974.

A brother for Jennifer, Howard, Colleen and Allison. HAGGART Blayne proudly announces the arrival of his brother, Jason Andrew, weighing 7 lbs. 2 ozs. and his sister, Allison Grace, weighing 6 2 at the Grace Hospital Feb. 18.

1974. Thank God for His protection and care in the persons of Dr, Burgess and Mrs. Comete. Also a special thanks to all the nurses in the caseroom, nursery and maternity ward for the care and support they gave my Mom for the Vast month and to Aunt Betty for the T.L.C. she gave to me Our proud parents are Sandy and Alma Haggart.

Births McCAULEY Gerry and Syl via (nee are proud to announce the birth of their first child, Brent John, 6 at the Riverside Hospital on Feb. 17, 1974. Thanks to Drs. Wallace and Andrews and caseroom staff. MILNE Dr.

and Mrs. Milne are pleased to announce the birth of a daughter, at the Riverside Hospital, Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1974, 7 4 ozs. Our thanks to the staff. SHOULDICE James Douglas (Jamie) arrived Grace Hospital, Feb.

21, 1974, weighing 8 13 ozs. Proud and happy parents are Doug and Joan (nee Gagnon). SMITH Dr. Douglas and Bar-, bara are pleased to announce the birth of Gregory. Douglas, onFeb.

18, 1974, at the Civic Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. ind Mrs. Brian Ivey. TAKER John and Wendy, (nee McGuire) are happy to 'announce the arrival of their first child, a boy, 6 4 on Friday, Feb.

15, 1974 at the Grace Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Paterson and Dr. VATVE Robert and Mary (nee McDonald) are proud to announce the birth of a son, Justin Robert, on Feb. 15, 1974, 8 at the Grace Hospital.

WHETTER Lome and Barb (nee Tubbe), are happy to an nounce the birth of a brother for Jeff, Corey Russell, on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974, at Ottawa Civic Hospital. Both doing fine. Thanks to Dr. Pud-dicombe and staff.

ZWICKER Dan and Gloria are pleased to announce toe arrival of their daughter, Alexandra Caroline, born Feb. 14, 1974. A sister for Melanie Audra, Marshall Adam and Candace Victoria. Deaths AIRTH, Ethel On Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974, Ethel (MacLar- en) in her 82nd year, beloved wife of the late Major John M.

Airtb, dear mother of Malcolm and Ailsa, both of Ottawa; sister of Katie (Mrs. Alex Graham), Kincaid, Tess, Stewart, and Edna (Mrs. Crawford Dewar), Renfrew. Predeceased by John, James, Campbell, and Allen, grandmother of Peggy, Cathy and Murray. Resting at Mc- Phau and Perkins- Funeral Home, Renfrew.

Funeral Saturday Feb. 23 at 2 p.m. Interment Thomsonhill ceme tery. Visitations 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Tracking proves a HALIFAX (CP) Tracking an arsonist or catching a wily poacher is a major job for the Nova Scotia department of lands and forests, or rather it's a job for Major and his buddies, of course.

Major is a purebred German shepherd who has proved it's a dog's job when it comes to tracking down violators of Nova Scotia's game laws. Major has been on the job since 1966 when the department decided that dogs might help reduce the incidence of fires deliberately set in the province's forests. From mat beginning, the department has acquired three other dogs which are used extensively in tracking down suspected violators of the game laws and occasionally to help locate missing persons. Major and his master, provincial forest ranger Robert Matheson, live in Middle Ste-wiacke in Colchester County in the central part of the province, where the department recently heard complaints of deer jacking, or poaching. Ranger Matheson and Major ended their investigation early one morning when they stopped a car that bad (, Deaths BALDRY, Willard In hospital Wednesday, Feb.

20, 1974, Willard Emery Baldry, age 70, of 457 Sunnyside husband of the late Fern Margaret Leach; dear fattier of Ronald, Gary (Ottawa Fire Charyl (Mrs. Kenneth Brazeau), and Louise (Mrs. Philip Risto), dear brother of Del, Carson, Raymond, Annie (Mrs. Michael Wyatt), Grace (Mrs. Bert Jodoin), and Olive (Mrs.

Harold Bridge), also survived by three grandchildren. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St. (Centre Town) until 10 p.m. Thursday then to North Gower to rest at the Cum-mings Funeral Home, where friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday.

Funeral service Saturday huHoly Trinity Anglican Church at 2 p.m. Interment parish cemetery. BROOKS, Freda Hope In hospital on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Freda Hope McLean, of Dunbar, in her 70th year, beloved wife of George W. Brooks, and dear mother of Loran of Dunbar, Mrs.

Betty Chesterville; Mrs. Lillian Fletcher, Winchester; also survived by eight grandchildren. Resting at the Vice and Craig Ltd. Funeral Home, 24 Queen Chesterville, where service will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Finch cemetery.

BEDDOE, Ella In hospital, Thursday, reb. is, tua Ross, in her 87th year, widow of Walter G. Beddoe, of 116 Helena dear mother of Edwin and Mrs. Mary B. Lewis; also survived by three grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Service Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Pine-crest cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to' the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Visitors after 2 p.m.

Saturday. Deaths By The Canadian Press Arlington, Mass. William W. Crocker, 95, the inventor of the combination aluminum storm- screen window. La Mesa, Bob Christian, 28, former outfielder with baseball's Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox, of leukemia.

Horton, 44, defence star with St. Catharines, Ont. Tun Horton, 44, defence star with Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League, in an automobile crash. HULSE PLAYFAIR LIMITED Beddoe. Ella.

Halpenny, Lecta. McNaught, James Central Chapel West Chapel 2331143 poachers dog's job been behaving suspiciously. Although no incriminating evidence was found in the vehicle, Major searched the nearby roadside until he located a rifle, a light and some shells. The department was able to prove the items had been thrown from the car during a brief chase and the three occupants were convicted and fined $700. The other members of the ranger-dog teams are Dave Thomas and Lucky, who work out of Grafton, in the western sector of the province; Murray Workman and Smoke, who are based in Antigonish, and Ed Touesnard, who works with Dan in Cape Breton.

"Dan is only a year old and only started tracking a few weeks- ago," said" Gerry Davis, Major's first dogm aster but now supervisor of forest protection at fire control headquarters in Shubena-cadie. "He has already had his first successful case involving illegal hunting activities." All the dogs are obtained throughout the province but must be suitable to their work. They are not easy to find because an efficient tracking dog must come from a dam and sire with good temperaments. Deaths CARMODY, Miss Katfaeriae, 335 Cooper St, Ottawa, passed away after a long illness at an Ottawa hospital, on 20, survived' by loving sisters, Mrs. Margaret Jennings, Nan Hooper and Rose Thomson, by loving brothers, Eddie and Harry, and by beloved and devoted friend, Marie Desjardins.

Also survived by many nieces and nephews; predeceased by be loved sisters Mary Switzer and Elizabeth Cameron and beloved brothers Con, William, John and Tom. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday at the Neville Funeral Home, Pembroke, Ont. High mass at St Columbkille Cathedral at 11 o'clock Saturday morning. Interment in St.

Columba cemetery. CURRIE, Rev. CecU McLaren M.A, B.D., PH.D. At Smiths Falls on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Rev.

Cecil Mc Laren Curne, age 75 years, beloved husband of Edith McTavish; dear father of Wendy (Mrs. Boyd Eavis), of Merrickville; brother of Miss Christine Currie, of Montreal and Ohn of Smiths Falls; also survived by three grand children. Resting at the Lan- cin Funeral Home' Smiths Falls. Funeral service' in the chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Elmwood cemetery, jyertn.

DALE, Mary In hospital, on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Mary wendergast, aged 94, of 375 Lanark widow of Wilbur John Dale; dear mother of Armand, of Carleton Place; Bill, of Stittsville; Allen of Ottawa; Donald of Oakville; Frances (Mrs. Bob Wilkins); adopted mother of Paid Pat rick, of Ottawa; also survived by 14 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren. Resting at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Rd. at Roosevelt where service and com mittal, will be held in the chapel on Saturday at 10 ajn.

DUNLOP, Mary Kay In hos pital on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974, Mary K. Leightonf beloved wife of the late Andrew F. Dunlop, 26'Florette St. in her 81st year, dear mother of i John Andrew, Walter, Wil liam all of Ottawaf James C.

of Montreal, also sur vived by nine grandchildren. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St Service Friday 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood ceme tery. FREITAS, Manuel Mendes In hospital on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 Manuel Freitas, of 1015 Blair beloved husband of Maria Homen, in his 45th year, dear father of Rose mary, Fernando, and Demse; brother of Mrs.

Miguel da Costa (Valentine), of Hull; Mrs. Jose Valadao (Jorse-lina), and Jose and Francisco, all of Azores. Resting Vekch- Draper 703 Bank St, at Carling Ave. Requiem mass Monday at 10 a.m. at St.

Ga briels Roman Catholic Church, Appleford Ave. Inter-ment Notre Dame cemetery. HEBB, Mrs. Laura Vale In hospital, on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Laura Vale Blackburn, widow of Richard Hebb; mother of the late Maxine Louise Graham; grandmother of Michael R.

Graham Los Angeles' sister of Clyde R. Blackburn and Aunt of Paul and Gerald Blackburn, all of Ottawa. Friends may can at McEvoy Shields Funer al Home, 235 Kent after 7 p.m. Friday. Funeral Satur day to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, mass 9 a.m.

Subsequent interment Old Chelsea, Que. HALPENNY, Lecta In hospital on Friday, Feb. 22, 1974, Lecta O'Brien, in her 76th year, widow of Frank Halpenny; dear mother of Frances (Mrs. Fawcitt), Marylyn (Mrs. Shields), sister of Alice (Mrs.

Collins) Grace (Mrs. Sampson), Katie (Mrs. Brown), Miss Largaret Ar nold, Schyler and Joseph; three grandchildren. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Ser vice Monday.

Interment Pine-- crest cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m Saturday. Friday, February 22, 1974 acacns Deaths KENINSKI, Mrs. Gloria (Ka- rola) In hospital, on Monday, Feb. 18, 1974, Gloria Ya-remka, aged 79 years, formed ly of Cambridge Street, widow of Alexander Keninski and dear mother of (Anne) Mrs.

John Ostapyk, of Ottawa; four grandchildren, William, (Sandra) Mrs. Fred Demars, Steven and Karen, all of Ottawa, and seven great-grandchildren also survive. Visitation at the McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent after 1 p.m. Sunday. Funeral on Tuesday to Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, (Somerset and Arthur Streets).

Funeral service at 9 a.m.' Interment Holy Trinity cemetery, Men-vale Road. Prayers 8 p.m. Sunday and Monday at the funeral home. LACELLE, Helena In hospital on jnursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Helena St.

Aubin, age 81, of 192S St Laurent of Augustus Lacelle; dear sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Amo and Mrs. Mary Olsen; loving aunt of Meryle Amo; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St (Centre Town), where friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday.

Funeral Monday to the Church of the. Resurrection for mass at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. McNAUGHT, James At hi residence, 2023 Tilson St, on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974.

James Campbell McNaught, beloved husband of Beulah Anne Shelp, dear father of Al- bert, of Toronto and Bruce, of Ottawa, brother of Herbert and Robert of Toronto and Earl of Halifax, grandfather of Trevor, David end Cindy. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St Service Saturday 11 a.m. Interment North Russell cemetery in the spring. Friends desiring- to send a Memorial tribute may donate to the On' tario Heart Foundation. OLECHOWSKI, Agnes-In hos pital, Toronto; on Thursday, Feb.

21, 1974, Agnes Stubin-ski, formerly of Black Don ald, In her 68th year, wife of the late Joseph Olechow-: ski; dear mother of Lloyd and Theresa; dear, sister Beatrice (Mrs. Reuben Popkie), Black- Donald and Katie Stewart St Michael), Renfrew; Evelyn (Mrs. William Reckenberg), Amprior; Mary (Mrs. Fred Ferris), Smiths-Falls; Albert, Calabogie; Mark and Frank, Black Donald. Visitation at the Goulet Funeral Home, 310 Argyle St South, Renfrew.

Arrangements later. STOKES, Marjorie Fern Af ter a lengthy illness, on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Marjorie Chamberlain, of 884 Ken- zie in her 59th year, beloved daughter of Wilhelrnina, of Ottawa and the late Kirby Chamberlain; beloved, wife of the late Keith Stokes; dear mother of Wayne, Carp, Ont; sister of Mrs. Gordon Shantz (Beth), pf St Catharines, Mrs. Delmer Gabie (Isa bel), of Ottawa: and Rav.

of Amprior, Ont; grandmother of Mark and Paul. Resting at the Weagant Radmore Stew art Funeral Home, 1319 Well ington between Hollland and Island Park Drive. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. Service in the chapel Saturday at 11 a.m.

Cremation at Pinecrest. WTTTMAN, Marie Josephine In hospital at Kingston, following a traffic accident, Marie (Mi mi) Schneidarek, beloved wife of Albert Witt-, man, of Morrisburg, In her 59th year; sister of Joseph Schneidarek, of Paris, France; mother of Peter Witt-man, of Texas and Mrs. Neil Standen (Cath arine), of 3277 Southgate Rd. where friends would be come Friday evening from 7- 9.30 p.m. or after the funeral.

Deceased resting Veitch Drap-. er 703 Bank St at Cart ing Ave. Requiem mass at Holy Cross Roman Cathlic Church, Walkley Saturday 10.30 a.m. Journal Subscription Rates SINGLE COtY PRICE: dally 10c. Saturday 25c.

BY CARRIER! S34.40 yW Or 70c BY MAILt $4.00 month or 140.00 year, delivered anywhere. Saturday only, 50c a week or S2.r a year. For further Information rjall 563-3111 or write The Ottawa Jourrl, 165 Laurier Ave. west, Ottawa, Ontario, Kio JK Deaths WOOLSEY, Fred In hospital on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974, Fred Woolsey, in his 88th year, beloved husband of the late Susan Gertrode Ireland; dear father of the late Mrs.

H. S. English (Verna), Orval, Mrs. Hilda Tanner, Robert, Grant and Mrs. G.

Simonson (Elaine); also survived by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Resting at the Weagant Radmore Stewart Funeral Home, 1319 Wellington between Hoi-land and Island Park Drive. Friends may call 7-10 p.m. this evening. Service in the chapel Saturday at 10 a.m.

Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice. McEVOY-SHIELDS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 232-5337 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED News and announcements 6 p.m CK0Y Lost AIREDALE, female. 2 years old, beloe ana aara Drown in color collar with rabies tag No. 416.

Answers to Nash. Lost vicinity of Woodroffe.and Park, way. call 722-4178. BASSET hound (hush puppy), vicinity iviiuqrn qna neron. ji-jiy.

BLACK Lacrottor, 7) Bos. last Dec. 24, Carp, Stittsville, Ottawa ares, sm-1004. Large rewara. CAT, female, grey and white, lost In Ayimer, reo.

j. Kewora. w-4it. CAT, small white with ginger and grey srnpes, ar fcigin-McLeoo, Tuesday evening. 234.4503.- ENGL1SH Cocker Spaniel, female, rust color, no Identification.

Vicinity Wur- Temourg-5T. pamcic, Saturday, pep. FOX Terrier and Chihuahua mixed, fan coior, vicinity Heron and walkley, on. were to snoopy. FRIENDLY black and white, 30 cross at K-Mart Bells Cor ners, about 0.30 p.m., Feb.

21. 829- 643. FULLY grown St. Bernard, mole, Ot tawa River near KOckiono. Reward W2-JU1.

GOLD Omega ladles watch, vaclnlty upianas lurnng uuo, rriaay evening, reward, 22S-S9U. GOLDEN, tan female dog, white neck ana paws. Close family pet, uplands, Dec. 15. Answers to Lucky.

Reward. Please call 749-4014 or Sgt. Mundie, 95-7947. LADIES' Omega wrist watch. Manor torn area.

Rewara, 825-21159. LADY'S gold French glasses lost Sun day, r-eo. iu. National Arts centre. Reward.

124-2445, 737-5941. LARGE golden hound, In Luskvllle vi cinity, diock collar, male, 236-233. LOST, keys on chain and ring. 237- eieu. Local 44.

MALE Hlmalavan cat. black face, tall ana tegs. Long creemy wmte hair on poay. Kicnmona-cnurcniu area. Reward, $100.

728-0275. MEDIUM sited black and tan mole dog, Ottawa south. Toby on tag, reward, 232-9503. REWARD Lost Feb. 3, Carlsbad aprings, 4 registered female beagles, any Information to REWARD.

White male poodle, vicinity Dam lom, reruns, ttue. t-eo. 3. 2v-3717. SET of keys In vicinity of Cartler- 1 00 per sts.

729-272S after 5. SILVER charm bracelet, vicinity Gold en raiace ona van siuotos (caning AVO.J. 6S4-09V8. SMALL brown Terrier, one eye, Mon- aay attornoon, oanK ana Somerset, 23X370, 996-2528, reward. STERLING silver charm bracelet.

Rineou and Daihousie areo, 749-065, 992-8801, Carol. WSISTWATCH, lody's, gold choln. Bracelet. 5t. i.ourenr dnopping Centre, 745-7186.

YOUR pet may be at the Humane society sneiter, visit sneiter to make sure. 725-3166. REWARD WOMAN'S opal ring, vicinity bus ter minal or National Film Boara, on Kent Street, Great personal value. Please return. 232-8677.

6. Found BEIGE-whlte hamster found Henry Form Drive orea. 225-3458. BLACK and tan small mixed German snephera, temeie, pointea rail, floppy left ear. Lucerne.

771-0651. BLACK Labrador, Ottawa Tag No. 10213, found on James Street. 233-6358. CAT, grey with orange and white markings, wnite feet, spout 10 monrns 01a, menaiy, weir trainee, Laurier and O'Connor.

770-2782, evenings. CHANGE purse, Corllngwood, Sotur- day. 7n-ii, oeroro a. FRIENDSHIP book, found on Metcalfe Street. Coll 224-5429, after 4.30.

FOUND last summer In Centre Town near Lord Elgin, 2 dozen family snap shots In yellow koook envelope, 0521. FOUND, red penknife with sliver cross. Kllborn Avenue. 731-U'. MAN'S watch.

Lord Halifax area. 737-4374. MAN'S watch found vicinity Broadview ScnOOl, 7ZS-ZU2S. MEDICAL Alert bracelet. King and Emperor, serial no.

ww. 72s-e9e. PAIR of men's brown horn rimmed sunglasses In brown alligator cose 722-0211. PUPPY found In the New Edinburgh district, black with Drown legs. 725-1510.

TAILGATE for truck, red, County Road near Ricnmona, sje-4iu4. The Ottawa Journal ,41 (583-3711 In Memoriams BRADLEY In loving remembrance of a dear mother and grandmother, Mery violet Bradley, who passed away Feb. 22, 1971. Many a day her name Is spoken. And many an hour she Is-Jo our thoughts, A link In our family chain Is broken.

She hos gone from our home but not from our hearts. Everette, Sheila, George and Family, Barry, Linda and Family. CARKNER In loving memory of oeor son, ooroon n. larmier, wno possed owoy Feb. 21, 1966.

Until the day dawns And the shadows flee away. 7 Mother. CLARKE In loving memory a oear tamer ana granatatner, Arcme Clarke, who passed away Feb. 22, 1968. Love's greatest gift Remembrance.

Ed, Lydla and Debbie. GIBBS In loving memory of my aunt, fean (jiods, wno passea away Feb. 22, 16. Along the road of yesterday that leads me straight 10 you, Are memories of the happir days, together we once knew. I cannot bring the old days back when we were together, But secret tears and loving thoughts will live with me Always remembered.

Niece Eileen. JOHNSTON In loving memory of a dear wife and Catherine Johnston, who passed away 'Feb. 22 1970. There Is a link death cannot sever, Love end remembrance last forever. Jim and Family.

LATHAM In memory of a dear hus- Dana, ratner ana grenatetner. Ken-nsth Allan Latham, who passed away Feb. 22, 1963. Nothing can ever take away The- love a heart holds dew, Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps him near.

Wife Inda end-Family. ROOKE In fond and loving memory or a kina ana gentle wife ona mother, Mary Frances, who passed', away Feb. 22, 1967. The Family. ROSS In loving memory of o- deer uncie, norman koss, wno passea away Feb.

21, 1973. Days of sadness still come o'er us, Tears In silence often flow. For memory keeps you ever near us Though you died one year ago. Paul, Doris and Family. VILLENEUVE In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Theresa, who passed away Feb.

22, 1973. Sunshine passes, shadows fall. Love's remembrance outlasts oil; And though the years be many or few. They are filled with remembrance of yov. Diane ond VILLENEUVE In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Theresa, who passed away Fab.

22, 1973. a day her name Is spoken. And many an hour sha Is In our thoughts, A link in her family chain Is broken, She has gone from our home but not from our hearts. Llse and Family. VILLENEUVE In loving memory of lunr wire.

Mmu. wu nnsssa away Feb. 22, 1973. In memory, a dally thought; In heart, a silent sorrow. Fernand.

WHITEHORN In loving memory of a oear granotatner, jonn wnirenorn, who departed from me, Feb. 22, 1973. Now the laborer's task Is o'er Now the battle day is past Now upon the farther shore Lands the voyager at last Father In Thy gracious keeping Leave me now my Grandpa's sleeping. Granddaughter Memo. WHITEHORN In sad and loving memory ot a dear nusoana, jonn Whltehorn, who passed away Feb.

22, 1973. Fondly loved and deeply mourned. Heart of my heart I miss you so; Often, my darling, my tears still flow. Dimming your picture before my eyes. -But never the one In my heart that lies.

The stars seem dim as I whisper low. My own darling husband, A miss you so. -Wife Mildred. 16. Funeral Directors RACINE, Robert and Gauthler 237-3680, 260 Besserer, 300 Olmstead; Fairmont; 2S9 St.

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