Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 31

THI IDMOTOJf JOI USSU MTl'RPAT, I'M It. IMS tkfit ttttktt-tttt) Alberta College Graduates Receive Diplomas, Awards Journal Want Ads FOR PROMPT WANT AD SERVICI PHONE 293)1 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (SATURDAYS to 1:00 p.m.) WANT ADS RECEIVED IEF0RI 5:00 P.M. Will APPEAR THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATION DAY INSTRUCTIONS TO CANCEL ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED IEF0RI 10 p.m.

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Winnipeg Races (Continued from Pe 25 If nographlc ihorthand proficiency. Dorothy Benvut; bookkwplng proficiency. Irene Wear; typewriting proficiency. Georglna Kollaa and Erni Tonn. In the commercial night achool, awarda went to: bookkeeping.

John Koop; shorthand theory. Marlene comer: ahorthand proficiency. Eula 1 1: typewriting. Beatrice Kuhn and Eleanor Klann. a I I i 'if Fermen'er xlls.

Carmar'i For general proficiency in the Mode, academic department. a a RA, kjoo nniming, 4 (Cont'd) Dr.and Mrs. John Arthur Alton of Lamont, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Elizabeth Eckel, to Mr. Edward James Klbblewhlie, inn of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward James Klbblewhlie, all of Edmonton. Wedding to take place on July 9, 4 p.m., Garneau United Church. C.II.MOlR Mr. and "Mrs. Ranald Leslie Qllmour wish to announce the engagement of their daughter.

Elizabeth Frances, to Mr. James Cleugh Mawdsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mawdsley ot Chinook, Alberta. The wedding to take place at -the Metropolitan United Church, on Saturday, July 9.

at p.m. Mr.and Mrs! James Roche, of Prince Albert. Saskatchewan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Josephine Agnes, to Joseph Leeter Casault. son of Mme. J.

Louis Casault of Edmonton and the late Mr. Casault. Wedding to take place July 2 at 10 a.m. at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. THOMPSON Mr.

and MrsT Clinton Thompson wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. funtralt (Cont'd) EriTI'OTT Funeral "services for the late Mr. Clara O. Westcott, of 1)625 81 Avenue, resident of Edmonton since IMOll, who passed away In DihI Deer on June were held nn Wednesday, June 8 at 1:15 Foster McOsrvey'i Chapel. Hey, D.

George MacDonald, Pastor of ths First Church of ths'Nazarene, Red Deer, Alberta officiated, with Rev. Garfield Ferris of Red Deer a soloist. Interment took place In the Edmonton Cemetery, Pallbearers were Mvasrs: Dsve Anderson, Herb Anderson, Dr. Fred Read, John Rlchlngs, Norman Lambert, and Ian MncKay, She I survived by one son, Ernest of Edmonton; on daughter, Mm. Gibbs of Red Deer; three grandchildren, and three sisters, Mr.

Fred Read, Edmonton, Mr. Charles Dodge and Mrs. Norman Seymour, both of Winnipeg. Cards Ot Thanks I A I We wish to th ank bur friends and neighbors for klndneaa and sympathy extended to us during our recent bereavement, also for the many beautiful floral tributes. We especially wish to thank Dr.

Gorman, Rev. Dr. H. E. D.

Ashford and the pallbearers. Mrs. E. Hacking and family. JESFKKNKN wish "toThan all our friends for the kindnesses snd sympathy extended to us during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes and memorials received.

We especially want to thnnk the doctors and staff of the University Hospital and Reverend D. Smuland and Reverend P. Currle. The Jcspersen Family. "KITTI.ITZ" in the midst of our sorrow, we wish to express our heart-elt thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us In the loss of a beloved husband and father, Herman Klttlltz.

We also wish to thank the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and cards, and a special thanks to the pallbearers. Mrs. Klttlltz, Bernlce andJFlorence, In Memorlam BAGG In loving memorv of Edwin Harold Bagg who passed away June 12, 1954. One year has passed and gone Since one we loved so well Was taken from our home on earth With God in Heaven to dwell. Ever remembered by his lovlnz Deotht (Cont'd) TIIOM Oii" June' 10.1B.15." Mrs.

Kthel May Thoin, beloved wife of Nelson Gordon Thorn, 11046 128 passed away. Besides her loving nun-band, she leaves to mourn her loss, one son. Use Oordon t.ea, and one dauKliter, Donna May, both at home, her parents, Captain and Mrs. J. II.

warburton of Edmonton: two sisters, Mrs. J. J. (Mllllcent) Forest, Mrs. Jim (Gloria) Wnllac, both of Edmonton.

Funeral services Foster and Mc-Garvey's Funeral Chapel Mondny at 4 pm. Canon T. W. Teape will officiate, Interment In the Weatlawn Memorial Park. It would be greatly appreciated if flowers would be forwarded to the Chapel rather than to the family residence.

Foster and McGarvey Ltd. Funeral Directors. Eva Bilodcau of Portland, Oregon, age 82 years, passed away. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. W.

A. Newton, Portland; two sons. Joseph Charles and Edward, Quebec; two sisters and four brothers. Mrs. D.

Lamoureux, St. Albert; Silas, Vancouver: Mrs. C. Vllleneuve. Eucllde, Joseph, Isidore and Emllten, all of Edmonton; also 15 grandchildren and 27 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services Tuesday 10 a.m. at the Immaculate Conception Church and Interment will follow in St. Joachim's cemetery. Prayers Monday evening at 9 o'clock at the funeral home. Connelly-McKinley CULTURE REVIVAL Designed to revive and revitalize India's folk art and culture, a pilot project has been started at Jharsa, a village about 20 miles from Delhi.

The project is the first of its kind in India and is likely to be taken up on an all-India scale. Above photo shows an art class in session. The children, using crayons, are encouraged to draw what they visualize in their imagination. Later many of the youngsters, after they have learned to draw in class, use the mud plastered walls of the village houses to do their conception of "murals." WINNIPEO Polo Park entrlr. Monday, eight!) dsy.

I1KST RACE 190 Claiming. yesr-nlil and up, foaled In lin- ail.i, Ri.j furlong. Parts Night High Flssh 130 Flar Udy 111 On Her Own 115 Your OurM 10 Pinal Draft 120 Silent Lev 115 Fred Yat UO Ell Tryt US Roxboro xlI5 Alo eligible: Spruie Boy xll.V Hlir(, Mgn 1J0 r4lr Brnolc ,14 Pllul.i Jewel 120. just Hour no. Dollar Bet ver-old and up, I mllr, PassqtiineM 114 Big Mohe 113 Friendly Oav But Cower 1 103 Wise xl04 Prances Princes Six 107 Abbey 109 Ladv O'Worth 105 Prince xl 10 Alawatch 112 Evn Later UO THIRD RACE SSOO Maiden, t-vear-old miles foaled In Canada.

4 fur- Ions. Silent May 115 Oakvllla xxlOB Law Girl 115 Muy Cuapo 115 Tit-Tat- i Pagan Hour 115 Queen 115 Polly's Tot 113 Pay War 115 Virginia Val Bell 115 Mace 115 Also eligible: Kate Yates 115. Bow Duchess 115. HI Valmar 115, So Um Babe 115, Alta Cam 115. Princess Us 115, Sun Love Star 115, Ena 115, FOl'RTH RATE SJHIO Maiden, 3- yenr-old.

6- furlungs. Lucky Lark 117 Okanagan xxlOS Win Devil 110 Knighton Drive 115 House. 117 Joe Somen 110 Plucky Fay Lynn xl07 Comet 110 FIFTH RACE 11,000 Combination, 3-year-old and up, S't furlong. Battle Son Ever 113 Count xlOA Style Trend 111 Benatha 111 Thrifty Spanish Miss xxlOS Teddy 1U Tiger Sir 113 Lady Jacopo 108 Sharpe Purvin 114 Frank 113 Also ellgibles: Ginger Quill 102. SIXTH RACE S1.5O0 Handicap, (The St Vital Handicap), for 3- year-olds and np.

6., furlong Monomoy 117 Count Bac 109 Eleven Men 113 a-Beacon 113 Dr. Pat 115 Hieroglyphic 118 a-Seventh Fleet '114 a-Welcome Home Farms entry SEVENTH RACE $900 Claiming, 4- year-olds and np, 1 mile. Texas Tom Sir Long xll2 Cat 122 Jake's Jest 122 My Blmboo X117 Johnny Dark Somers 117 Chinook 117 Liseron 122 Prince Marvo 117 Last Osiris 117 Nlckato X117 Also eligible: Sam 8treet xll7. Princess sue in. Fay Flares 117, iLdiue uesirer in, repper uuu Kenora Pride 112, Betlen 117, Fool ish Girl xll2, SUBSTITUTE RACE $900 Claiming.

3-year-olds and np, foaled tn Canada. 6H furlongs. Victory Band 120 Loyal Prince 120 Gsme and Mr. Arnprlor 120 Gay 120 Overdraft 120 Isis xllO Pacific Fleet 120 Circle Dot 130 Star-C 115 Som Dock XX113 eligible: Fairburn 120, Shan- non's Way 115, Jud N' Jan 115. Horses listed according to post positions.

x-Denotes apprentice allowance post Ume 5:00 pjn. Scratch time 8:00 a.m. Weather clearing. Track Heavy. MONDAY 1 Ella Tryst.

Paris Night, Your Guess. 2 Alawatch. Even Later. Prince. 3 Tit-Tat-Queen, Virginia Mace, Oakville.

4 Knighton House, Joe Somers, Lucky Lark. 5 Sharpe Frank. Style Trend, Benatha. 8 Hieroglyphic, Monomoy, Dr. Pat, 7 Liseron.

Jake's Jest, Nickato. Substitute Pacific Fleet, Game and Gay. Isis. Best Knighton House. Track Heavy.

Saturday Scratches Folk Music. Plucky Miss. Pic Me. Fairy Flash. My Standard, josie Jacques.

Jud ft Jan. Track Heavy. Saturdar Jockeys Rom Archer." Stein, Richards. Mason. Mf.eda, Guarascl, Marsh, Griffiths, Lavigne.

DlAh.rdi Rlisxell ROBS. C1Z1K, were: W. T. Henry Memorial uum Medal. Don Freeman: W.

T. Henry Memorial Silver Medal, Roy Hart-ling: honorable mention. Albert Munz and Mrs. Mary Dlgnam. Awards were presented to students with the highest standing in various high school subjects.

They were: English 30, Patricia Swan: social studies 30. Bob Humeston; mathematics 30 (Cecil E. Race Prize). Mr. Freeman: French 30, Mr! Hartling; science 30.

Gwen Olivier; science 31. Roy Chapin; science 32. Mrs. Dlgnam. GRADE 11 AWARD The Chairman's Award for the highest standing in grade 11 went to Dawson Clarke.

Bert Forman took the mathematics 20 Cecil E. Race Prize, and Pat Kaye received honorable mention. Betty Penholt received highest standing In grade 10, and received the Cecil E. Race Prize for highest standing In mathematics 10. Other awards were: Mrs.

Betts' Memorial Award to the young man exertine the best Influence In resi-' dential life, John Davidson; award by Miss V. Plant, dean of women, to the girl making the finest contribution to dormitory life, Marina Brussee; Mrs. G. H. Villett's Prize for a resident girl, Luella Mac-Intyre; the Principal Award to the student making the most outstanding contribution to college life in studies, deportment, athletics and student government, Mr.

Munz; Alberta College pins, Jim Cairns, Jim Edwards, Kathleen Spilde; the Muttart Trophy in music. Nancy Brine. Other prizes went to Janice Sutton and Jeneen Mcintosh. Rainfall Ahead In 21 Districts Twenty-five central Alberta districts received an average of nf on inch of rain during me wees euuqu cuuca- -i i nthort had nnnp uojr Tills aecilne in rami ail leaves only four reporting points with more moisture than at this time last year. Of 38 places, 21 are still ahead of the long-time normal rainfall for the growing season, April 1 to date, according to data supplied by grain agents of the Searle Grain Company.

Rainfall for the whole province stands at 110 per cent of normal. The average for wheat- lands of the prairies is 133. Rainfall details follow: Week ADril 1 Long I i I 1 1 Birthi PKU.IIT Bert and to announce the arrival of their daughter at the Royal Alesandra Hoapltal on June 10. WelRht 7 pounds 3, ounces. A sister for Joyce and Lornv OOI Stirling and Ruthle wish to announce the arrival ot daughter.

Wally'atiU Betty Broen (nee Choate) wish to announce the birth ot a aon. Keith Allan, aeven pounds, 11 ounces at the Calgary General Hospital. Mr. "and "Mrs. II.

Meadowa (nee Mary Betlxl are happy to announce the arrival of a baby bov, Richard George. Weight a pounds. 10 ounces. June 7. at Royal Alexandra Hospital.

"PARSON'S Chester and Eleanor (nee Jones wish to announce the arrival of their son, Russell Arthur, at the Royal Alexandra Hospital June 5th. Weight 7 pounds. A brother for Gary. "MIKKHIX Dick and Hasso) are happy to announce the arrival of WlnnlTred Ruth, June 10, HosDltal. Weight 7 pounds, s2ice; WII.SON" Mr.

and Mrs. Robert P. Wilson. Fort Nelson B.C. announce the birth of their aon.

Ian, June 10th 195S. Proud grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Wilson, Edmonton and Mrs.

K. Gordon, Vancouver B.C. "KRIGER Art and Nola (nee Mackenzie) are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter. Wendy Lynn, 8 pounds ounces. June 9 at the Royal Alexandra Hospital Mr." and Mrs.

Harold Gunther (nee Evelyn Cormack), are happy to announce the arrival of a baby girl, June S. Dianne Allison. AsouvenTr Baby Book is "given free to each family announcing a new arrival In the Births' column Announcement minimum charge il.25. Engagements "BOND- aTndT Mrs7 r7G. Bond announce the betrothal of their second daughter, Helen Margaret, to Mr.

C. E. Shaul, aon of Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Shaul. of Edmonton. Wedding to take place July 9, at 11:00, at St. Andrew's Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Bosbak wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Gloria Lillian, to Mr. Don Check-nlta. Wedding to take place July 9th.

MATTHEWS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Horace Matthews of Bentley, announce the engagement of thelr daughter, Amy Jean to Donald Alan Ward of Montreal, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ward of Edmonton, Alta.

The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 2, In Robertson united Church, Edmonton. MODE RtVELL MrranoTMrs. W. E. Moderwell wish to announce the engagement of their daughter.

Nora Margaret, to Dr. Jose Martinez Gallardo. son of Mr. and Mrs L. M.

Gallardo of Oaxaca Mexico. The wedding will take place In the Sacred Heart Church Houston, Texas July 2nd. LORD Mr. and Mrs. Jos.

Lord announce the engagement of their only daughter, Louise Elizabeth, to Mr. Wallace Barry Christie, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Christie, all of Edmonton. Wedding to take nlace In July. "REYNOLDS TTMr. rTncTs Reynolda wishes to announce the engagement of hia youngest sister, Kathleen Marie, to William Thomas eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Troflmuk. The wedding to take place July 2 Robertson United Chapel at 4:30 p.m. Russia Stressing A-Power Plants MOSCOW (Reuters) New and bigger Soviet atomic energy power stations will be producing electricity in the near future, former premier Georgi M. Malenkov said Friday. Malenkov, now a deputy pre mier and minister for power sta tions, told Western newspaper men at a reception at the Indian embassy that the new atomic power 'stations would be operating before Britain's pioneer atomic plant.

(The first atomic power station in Britain at Calder Hall, Cumberland, is expected to start working before the end of next year. Its capacity is expected to be between 100,000 and 200,000 kilowatts.) Russia already has one atomic power station, claimed to be the first of its kind in the world. Malenkov was asked when stations with a capacity of 50,000 to 100,000 kilowatts would be ready in Russia. He replied: "I don't know, but certainly before the one being constructed In England." I 1 MMMVaVAW ia uttimioiti it niaiucu wasei. Switzerland ap Dr.

Rozer Bannister, the first man to run a four-minute mile. was married in a civil ceremony here this morning to Moyra Elver oaugnter or sweaicn economist. The ceremony was in Basel's civil registrar's office. The cere mony took less than 10 minutes, little more than the time for two of Bannister's mile runs. A re ligious ceremony was scheduled Thieves Enter Four City Homes Police are investigating four housebreakings the first to be reported in several weeks.

Two occurred on the south side Fri day afternoon, Kenneth McTavish. 10110 83 said that while he was away from his home between noon and 2 p.m. someone entered after removing a screen and raising a window. He said a piggy bank was pried open, a key was stolen, and several drawers ransacked. Q.

Machlans, 8810 101 Bt, re ported the theft of $23 In cash. He said that between 2:30 pjn. and. 4:45 pjn. a basement window was forced open.

A metal cash box was pried open and the house ransacked. Sam Chyz, 10412 79 said someone stole six rolls of building paper from his home. An electric iron and. portable radio, stolen from the home of George Papuga, 9334 Rowland Road, were found hidden in clump of grass at the front of the house. Papuga said that at about 1 ajn.

Saturday he thought he heard someone in a suite In his house. He said he did not inves tigate until 7 ajn. when he fdund the items missing. Donald Weymouth, 11308 93 said that sometime last week $386 worth of tools were stolen from his truck parked at the rear of his house. Mrs, Emery Dies In Quebec At 88 Mrs.

Charlotte Jane Emery, 88, widow of Albert E. Emery, founder of the Emery Co. died Thursday at Thetford Mines, Quebec. Mrs. Emery was born at Guelph, Ont, and after her marriage in 1890, moved to Toronto.

In 1912 she came Edmonton with her husband, who was associated with the James Ramsay Ltd. de partment store. The store later was sold to the T. Eaton Com pany. She was an early member of the Robertson United Church and long associated with the IODE.

She is survived by two sons In Edmonton, Albert 10219.130 St. and J. Arthur. 8 Wellington Crescent, and two daughters. Mrs.

H. R. Lynn, of Thetford Mines, and Mrs. R. A.

Munro, of Montreal. There are four grandchildren. The funeral service is being held in the Anglican Church at Thetford Mines, with cremation in Montreal. I i nonOlUlU manager jr i tt aiiis a us vui SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Herbert Campos of Honolulu filed a suit in federal district court Friday asking $250,000 each from Plan International Program Series The Edmonton Recreation Commission, planning to hold "international family nights has scheduled an organization meeting at the Recreation Building on Thursday at 7 p.m. Families of all nationalities are being invited to attend and plan their own programs.

Suggested programs will conclude music, dancing, assistance in learning the English language by Infonna talks with Canadian families, and learning different customs and cultural ways of life. The Roving Reporter TO ADDRESS CLUB Prof. Earl D. MacPhee, University of British Columbia, will address a meeting of the Edmonton Ad and Sales Club at 6 pjn. Monday in the Airlines Hotel.

RCAF GROUP MEETS No. 700 City of Edmonton Wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association will hold Its last meeting of the season at 8 pjn. Tuesday In the airmen's lounge, 418 Squadron, Kingsway. CALDER HSA The Calder Home and School Association will meet in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday, There will be an installation of officers, and a pro gram of games will follow.

DAXCE CLUB MEETING The Alamos Square Dance Club will hold a meeting and dance in Alberta Avenue Community Hall, 118 and 93 Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. CLUB PLANS DANCE The Friendly Circle Club will hold a dance in Spruce Avenue Community Hall at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. SPCA TO MEET 'A meeting of the Society for -the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the St.

John Ambulance Building. President Z. Young will preside. Guard Al Wiley Quits Football WINNIPEG (CP) Alan Wiley, 27-year-old guard with Win nipeg Blue Bombers for the last four years, Friday announced his retirement from football. Wiley, who had signed a 1955 contract with the Bombers, gave "pressure of business" as the reason for his retirement.

Karl F. Wlntemute. vice-presi reason ior ms retirement. K.ari r. wimemuie, vice-presi- dent of the club, said It had ac- dent of the club, said it had accepted Wiley's decision "with re- cepted Wiley decision "with re- gret" Wiley joined the Bombers In; 1950 after playing for Sarnia Im-I in me umario ugoy.

Eastern Intercollegiate League. Antarctica, discovered in 1820, constitutes 10 per cent of the world's land area. It has some 8,000,000 square miles. i country Ending to June 8 Time(7Tlndft Act Virginia Royal. Janice Eleanor, to Mr.

Alec Oordon Hobblns, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Hobblns.

The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 2nd 1955. at Avonmore United Church. BI TTXOR Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buttnor, of Edmonton, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Delores Margaret, to Mr.

Robert Norman Zinn. son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Zinn.

of Gait. Ontario. Wedding to take place Julv 9 at 2:30 p.m. in Central United Church, Edmonton. MYERS The "engagement-Is an nounced of Dorothy Edith, only daughter of Mrs.

R. H. Myers and tne laie Mr. R. H.

Myers, to Mr. Russell J. Forbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Forbes, wedding to take place ai at. raitn a Anglican Church, July i at 4 p.m. KONnrC MrandMrsA. KorT due of Edmonton announce the en gagement of their daughter. Barbara, to Mr.

William Gray Taylor, son ot Mrs. 3 Taylor and the late Mr. J. Taylor of Moose Jaw, Sask wedding to take place July 2 at wesiey unitea cnurcn at p.m. Deaths CHIRCH On June llMr.

Har vey Fertrand Church of 11523 95 passed away at the age of 77 yeara. He Is survived by his loving wife, Mrs. Nona Church of Edmon ton: two sons and one daughter Russell LeRoy of Botha, and Earl of Botha, Mrs. Floye R. K.

Orth of Bruinlng. Nebraska. Funeral services will be held on Monday. June 13 11 a.m. at the Park Memorial Chapel.

Rev. A. King will officiate and interment will take place In the family plot at the Beechmount Cemetery. Park Memorial Ltd. Funeral Admlnlstr.

tors and Directors. The Chapel on the Boulevard. GILBERT On June 9. 1955, Mrs Pearl Myrtle Gilbert of 11948 66 St. passed away.

She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, wax ana Kay, both of Edmonton. Stanley of Hat- tonford. six daughters, Mrs, Alma Cropley of Mlnburn. Mrs. Doris Taylor, Mrs.

Margaret Chrla-tensen. Mrs. Lorn a Symic, Mrs. Vera Rehburg. Mrs.

Grace Duputs, all of Edmonton: 27 grandcniidren; one great-grandchild; two sisters, Mrs. Florence Calthrope. Klmberley. B.C.. Mrs.

Fern Astley, Devon, one brother, Eric Luxton of Edmonton. Funeral services Foster ana mc Garvey's Funeral Chapel Monday at 1:15. Rev. J. T.

Irwin wui omciate, Interment In the Evergreen Memorial Gardens. Foster and McGarvey Ltd. Funeral Directors. HEEBNER On June 9. 1955, Brian Heebner of 9617 103 away In the city at the age of 8 months.

He Is survived by his loving parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heebner of Edmonton: one brother Dennis at home; his Paternal Grandmother, Mrs. Emma Heebner In Germany, his maternal grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Gienn of Tisdale Saak.

Funeral services will be new on Monday June 13. at 2:00 pjn. at Park Memorial Chapel. Rey. A.

R. Sehrae. will officiate and Inter ment will take place In the Beech-mount cemetery. Park Memorial Ltd. Funeral sa- mlnlstrators and Directors.

(The Chapel on the Boulevard. Ol'EIXET On June 10, Mrs. Florence Johanna Ouellet 10447 Sask. Drive, age 61 years, passed away. She leaves her loving husband, two daughters and two sons.

Mrs. R. H. (Mary Loul Thompson. Calgary.

Willlsm Paul. Eugene John and Mrs. C. C. (Josephine! Pfttl-grew all of Edmonton, one brother, and two sisters, Paul Moher.

Alexander, Mrs. J. J. Mulreadv, Fargo. N.D.

Mrs. N. A. Champagne, Melville. Sask.

Funeral services Tuesdsy 11 m. st 8t. Anthony's Church. Interment Pt. Anthonys Cemetery.

Prayers Monday 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Cornelly-McKmley Ltd. S'EVINS On June 11, Norman P. Kevins 11338 102 aee 66 yeara passed away.

He leaves his loving wife, two sons. Norman and William. Edmonton, on siscer, Mrs. J. McEdward.

Bumaby. B.C., one brother, Harold, Vancouver, and five grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesdsv. at Connelly-McKinley Funeral ome. Rev.

W. T. Young will of ficiate. Interment Edmonton Ceme tery. Connelly-McKinley Ltd.

MCNRO On June 11, Mrs. Marv Eva Munro, 12410 78 Street passed away at the tee of 62 years. She leaves one daughter. Mrs. J.

S. I Gladys i Cheston, Edmonton, one son. jack Munro, St. Johns, P.Q.. and three grandchildren.

Her husband John Orvai Munro predeceased her January 31. 1954. Funeral services Tuesday. 3:45 at Connelly-McKinley Funeral ome. Rev.

Canon W. M. Nalnby will officiate. Interment In the family plot In Weatlawn Coc- nelly-McKlnleyLtd. tCH On June B.

Adam Each. 11023 87 Ave, age 79 years. He leaves one aon, Hubert. Edmonton; four daughters, Mrs. A.

K. O'Shea, Mrs. Kathleen Boone. Miss Marion, all In Victoria. BC.

Mrs. Knox Robertson. Edmonton: also 11 grandchildren. The deceased was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Edmonton Council No.

1184. Funeral aerrlce Monday. 10 am. at St. Anthony's Church.

Rev. C. J. Foran will officiate. Interment St.

Anthony's Cemetery. Prayers Bun-day, for members of the Knighte of Columbus, and at 815 for friends and parishioners at the funeral home. Connelly-McKinley Ltd. C.ELAMO On June Mr. Mary Rose Gelaaco of 13907 119 Ave.

passed away In the city at the age of SB year. She Is lur-rived by her loving husband, Mr. Joseph Alfred Gelaaco of Edmonton: three on and four daughters: Daniel of Pnnee George. George and jToeph Alfred of Edmonton, Mi. (Madeleine! H.

Caarldy of Uercoal. Mrs. 'OeneTieret N. Nakarsechny of Prince GeTnre. Mr.

A. Baker of Prince Gftoree and Mrs illimrrti OraTf! of Edmontcn Fltaalmmons. Maeda, Webster, Mason, Laidler, Dodge. Archer. Maeda.

Godley. Lavigne, Harney, Griffiths. Marsh, Rich-3-B' ards. Coppernoll. 3.53'4roes.

Dodee, Mason. Richards. Archer. Garroutee. Marsh, Grlf- fiths.

Fitzsimmons. j5ciz'i, Godley. Marsh, Coppernoll, Ross. Griffiths, Richards. Griffiths.

Mason, Godley. Stein, June 8 1955 1954 Ave. Athabasca 0.34 Bashaw 0.16 Beaver R. 0.43 Blackfalds 0.28 Bonnyville 0.35 Boyle 0.23 Byemoor 0.70 3.04 5.09 3.53 5.81 4.81 4.03 3.90 1.47 4.15 5.68 5.54 3.38 2.05 4.58 3.47 5.66 3.25 2.92 4.01 4.10 4.02 5.00 3.90 3.75 3.94 6.91 8.25 7.64 6.78 5.57 5.42 4.01 7.21 5.62 4.83 5.75 4.97 6.90 2.78 2.96 3.67 3.04! Castor Clive Clyde Daysland Delburne Derwent Eckville Edberg Edgerton 0.S1 0.11 0. 0.05 0.24 0.

0.10 0. 0.08 S-B'7 3.49 3.11 1 Edmonton 0.95 Forestburg 0.11 Hay Lakes 0.14 Hughend'n 0. Innisfree 0.20 Lacombe 0.23 Legal 0. Marwayne 0.12 6.75 3.96 9.18 3.11 4.21 3.15 3 4.9i 3.89 4.17 3.37 1 8 1 14 3.531 2 77 1 i ni 3 3 7 i 3-67 I 4 c7 8 3 i J0j KOTHEK On June fl, Emmanual Kother of Mayerthorpe age 74 years, passed away. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving family, two sons and five daughters; BUI of Mayerthorpe, Ted of South Edmonton, Mrs.

A. Mcintosh, Mrs. W. R. Pettit, Mrs.

M. R. Lockwood of Edmonton, Mrs. A. C.

Reynolds, of Robb 33. Mrs. R. A. Tipple of Rivers.

Manitoba. Also 23 grand children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Funerals klTTUTZ Funeral services for the late Herman Klttlltz of 8333 83 Street, who passed on June 3. at the age of 64 years, were held on Tuesday.

June 7, at the South Side Moravian Church with the Hev. P. Henkleman officiating. Interment took place In Moujit Pleasant Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs.

Wll-bert Missal. Fred Riske, Louis Wentland, Ludwig Soch and William Gahr. Beautiful floral tributes were received from: Loving Wife; Olga, John and Family, Fred; Elsie, Rue-ben and Family; Anna. Wilbert and Family; Ben and Ha, Albert Frlck: Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Frlck and Family; Mr. and Mrs. P. Badeck and Georgle; Mr. and Mrs.

Where-att: Mr. and Mrs. A. Sheltgen: Mr. and Mrs.

W. Friok, George and Otto; Mr. and Mrs. R. Fenske and Family.

Dora, Bill and Girls; Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith and Family; Mrs. Rose Werner; Mrs. A.

Mlssol. Lawrence. Alfred and Dcra; The Froelich Family: Tn? Brandenburg Family: Mr. and Mrs. F.

Ganske and Family; Rose. Frederick and Famllv; Mr. and Mrs. W. Werner and "Shirley; Mr.

and Mrs. M. Foreeter; Mr. and Mrs. G.

Forester; Mr. and Mrs. Van Sickle; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Zllkie; Eileen and Andy Knapp; Fran and Johnny and Family.

In Memorlam Gift from Mrs Molzan. He Is survived by his loving wife. Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Florence Smith of Edmonton and Miss Ber-nlce Klttlltz at home; four grandchildren: brother, Theophil Klttlltz of Edmonton; two sisters, Mrs O. Noack of Bruderhelm and Mrs.

E. Los Angeles. FKIEBE Funeral services for the late Fritz Frlebe, of Abee, who passed away June 5, at the age of 39, were held on Wednesday. June 8, at Abee. A.

J. Mueller officiated and interment took place In Abee Community Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs: Bert Nuttycombe, Cecil Nix, Herb His- sett, William Rozak, Leslie Parsons and Sulo Lahtl. Beautiful floral tributes were re ceived from: Brothers and Sisters and their families; Kennie and Beverley; Uncle and Auntie Keil; Victoria Rozak; O. H.

Horning and Alfred; Grace and Bill Vance; the Nix family; Mr. and Mrs. Herb His-sett and family: Mr. and Mrs. Berg-land and family and Parson family; Bob, Julia and children; Thomas, and Dorothy; Myrna and Ken: Mr.

and Mrs. D. Marshall: Mr. snd Mrs. Bert Nuttycombe and family; Mr.

and Mrs. S. Lahtl: Tauno, Hazel and boys: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olson: Mr.

and Mrs. Olaf Olson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Avery and Arthur; George Har-greaves and Mrs. Benson: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Dawes; Mrs. Grlnnell and Barbara: Klebak's family: S. Ellev-seth: Louden. Evelyn Klein and family: Mr.

and Mrs. R. Bllskl: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bllskl and family: A.

Wojcelghowciz and family: Armas and Walter: Bert Gustavson; the Bathamleys; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burynl and family. Abee Students Union. He Is survived by three brothers.

Felix and Charles of Abee, and Reinhold of Jasper, two sisters, Er-na and Eliese of Abee. HAf'K Funeral services for the late Mr. Albert Hacking of 10639 92 who passed away June 1, at the age of 82. were held on Monday. June 6.

at Halnstock's Funeral Chapel. Reverend Dr. H. E. D.

Ashford officiated and Interment took place In Mount Pleasant Ceme tery. Pallbearers were Messrs. C. Net-trouer. F.

Baker, B. McEachern, P. Forbes, N. Ross. R.

Morris. Beautiful floral tributes were received from: Mom and The Family; The grandchildren; Florence. Jack. Minnie and John: Mr. and Mrs.

J. Grayson and Johnny; Mr. and Mr. W. Grayson; The McEacherns and Black Family; Mrs.

J. McMillan: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morris- Mrs. Patterson.

Joyce and Pat; The Nettrouers and family; Sadie and Harvey; Jim and Bertha; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Portaa: Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Porta: Mr. and Mrs. John Helsby; Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Port: The Normans: Mlsa W. Andeley: Mrs. M. Coxford: Mr.

and Mrs. R. Lavoie; Mrs. F. Beauchamp: Mr.

and Mr. W. Gag-non and family; Mr. and Mi's. P.

Bannerman; Mr. and Mrs. M. Muir and family: Mr. C.

E. Bellhouse: Mr. and Mrs R. Contain; Mr. and Mr.

J. Wllks: Mr. and Mrs. Bentley: Mr. ard M-s.

A. Gardiner; Mr. and Mrs. C. L'Heureaux: Mrs.

J. Binns: Mr. Boniface: Mr. snd Mr. P.

O'Hara; Mr and Mrs. R. McLennan: Mr. and Mr. Smaiiwood; Mr.

G. Good: Mr. and Mr. G. Berche; Mr.

snd Mrs. Paton; Mr. and Mr. C. iCiatello: Mrs.

Williams and John: Mr. snd Mr. A. Seher; Mr. and Mrs.

F. Meyer: Mr. and Mr. C. M.

Rnsc; Mr. and Mr. N. Roes: Mr. A.

Forbea: Mr. R- DeVore: Mr. and Mrs O. Edmonds: Mr. and Mr.

J. Kully and family: Mr. and Mr. P. Forte: Mr.

and Mrs. I. Oreavee: Mr. and Mrs e. DeVore: Mr.

and Mr. J. Mr. and Mrs. and famllv: Miss Sheila Anderson; Mr.

and Mr. D. Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. F.

Wlldchutte and family: Mr. and Mrm. O. Dallyn: Mr. A.

Guild: Mr. and Mrs Parka: Mr. and Mr. G. Honey: Mr and Mrs.

I. Green: Mr. inn Mr. Klchols: Mr. and Mr.

J. Honey; Maa D. Weoo; Mr. na Mrs. W.

Mcrf-meeux: Mr. Pearl Smith and famllv: Mr. McOreeir. He ia survived by loving tnfe; two aon. Horace and Frank: three r-anrJ children and one brother Is Er-elacd.

Mexico ks recrncg tour Dodge. Ross, Fitzsimmoni, Grif- mhs, Lavigne, Richards. Rlch- ards. Maeda, Archer. Godley.

Harney, Marsh, Lavigne. Ciztk, Richards, Archer. fiths, Guarasd. wife and son, Creston. HJEI.T.MAX In loving memory of a loved husband and father who passed away June 11.

1953. When evening shadows are falling, And we sit at home alone. To our hearts there comes a longing, If Dad would only come home. Friends may think we have for gotten, When at tlmea they see us smile, But they little know the heartache, Which the smile hides all the while. For hearts that always loved him, Are the ones that dont forget.

Lovingly remembered by his wife and family. BARNES ilnToving memory of Albert Jean Barnes, who passed awey May 31, 1954. One year has passed since that sad day, God crime and took my husband awav. You don't know the sorrow to be left alone. Till God sends a message to your, home.

Ever remembered by hi loving wife. Rose-de-Llma. TO assist readers In preparing In Memorlam notices The Journal Da prepared a booklet of appropriate wordings. Call, Write or Phone tot your copy MONUMENTS (3) ALBERTA Granite, Marble and Stone Co. Limited, 10702 101 Street.

Phone 24058. The only firm In Alberta, equipped to saw. polish, finish a granite monument. When you buy from us you pay one profit: the manufacturer' profit. "CAPITAL Monument, the lowest priced stone In Alberta.

No extra charge for lettering. Low down payment 810 month. 12863 Fort Road, North Edmonton Ph. 77697, TOSTAND FOUND (4) LOST Black musio case, Initial KLW. In Zellers store.

Reward. Ph. 63556 LOST Boy's red C.C.M. bicycle, serial 15182B, vicinity Coronation School. Please phone Bobby 86906.

"LOST Man's Gruen wrlFt watch, with black nylon strap, on South Side Athletic Park. Phone 83523. Reward. LOST white catTRIver Heights; 95 St. Ph.

63226, reward. LOST Fox terrier, femafeT named Toppy, 825 reward. Phone 72926. INDEX CLASSIFICATION NO. Acreage 83 Aeroplanes M5 Agent Wanted 22 Announcement Autos For Sale 83 Auto Repair 90 Autos, Truck Wanted 92 Baby Chick 44 Beauty Shops 10 Beekeepers" Supplies 40A Bicycles, Motorcycle 3 British Columbia 83 Business Opportunities 74 Busines Service 28 Children Need 82 Clothing 81 Coal it Wood 34 Dog Pets 35 Dressmaker 11 Educationist 14 Employment Wanted.

Female 24 Employment Wanted, Male 25 Entertainment 6 Farms For Rent 70 Farm For Sal 81 Farm Btock 45 Farm Wanted To Huy 80 Farm Wanted To Rent 69 riorisU 2 Fur Animal. Farm 40B Garage Space 88 Garden. Supplies 38 Grain, Feed. Har 44 Help Instructional 20 Help Investment 19 Help Wanted. Female 14 Help Wanted, Male 18 Help Wanted.

Male-Female 16A Home Building 29 Hotel 0 Hotel Loan 71 Bouse For Sale 87 Houses Furnished 61 Household Furnishing 30 Houses Unfurnished 60 Houses Wanted To Buy 84 Houses Wanted To Rent 69 Income Properties 77 Industrial Property 84 Insurance' 74 Investments 75 Kindergarten 1 i Listings Wanted Loans Wanted 72 Lost Found 4 Machinery. Tool 42 Miscellaneorr 40 Money To Lend 73 Monument 3 Art, Dancing 13 Of fiie. Store 62 Equipment 41 Personal Poultry A Supplies 43 Profeaalcnal 27 Radio, TV. Musical Udsa. 93 Rental.

Miac 68 Rental Swap 63 Reeorta 67 Room. Board 51 Rooms. Furnished Rootr. Housekeeping 52 Room. Cnfumlahed 64 Rooms.

Wnted 51 Salesmen Wanted Seed Grain, etc 47 Storage Space 64 Store Office Equipment 8 Sporting G-joda Suite. Unfurnished 57 Suites. Furnished Suite. Wanted Swap Column 44 Teacher Wanted 23 Travel Truck and Trailer Vacant Lota a areoouse Spare Mundare 0.20 2.54 6.40 3.38, the polls Monday in a by-elec-ParadiseV. 0.

3.30 3.35 3.37 jtion to elect a councillor for the Paradise V. 0 Provost Rochf'tBr. 0.29 Ryley 0.17 St. Paul 0.10 2.88 3.02 4.14 3.42 2.28 3.01 8.40 5.14 5.24 3.38 6.03 3.04 Sedgewiclc 0.27 3.42 Smoky L. 0.38 3.57 Stony Pin.

0.12 4.15 Thorhild 0.10 2.57 5.23 3.64 7.12 3.53 6.78 3.55 5.62 3.53 4.49 3.36 Two Hills 0.25 Vermilion 0. Viking 0.30 WUlingd'n 0.40 2.45 2.99 3.10 4.33 4.84 3.37 5.55 3.39 5.34 3.38 Moves for the development of domestic airlines are under way In Denmark, Norway and Sweden, Stockholm reports. A person needs to know between 8.000 and 8.000 Chinese characters to read Chinese newspapers with some facility. By Election Monday In Jasper Place Jasper Place voters will go to seat vacated by Kenneth Light. Candidates are Dennis H.

Barnes and James G. Robertson. An advance poll will be held at the town hall from 5 to 7 p.m Saturday. Mr. Barnes, a former council- lor, was defeated in a close race 'in the March 7 election.

Making 'his first entry In town politics, Mr. Robertson is the former town fire chief. Mr. Light resigned from the council early in May when he moved to Edmonton. Mrs.

Jean Biscum is chief returning efficer. As late as 80 years ago, soup was considered such an effeminate dish that any man who drank jit was looked upon as a sissy. 161 Sti t. Edmonton Canes1 set mtiit land cere fdnwnto far a'rtat na miacae-ipenais weight boxing champion, and Sid Football Union and for the Cni-Fiaherty. Olson's manager.

versity of Western Ontario in the later. BEAUTIFUL WESTLAWII MEMORIAL PARK Jasper Highway and This is the largest ores cemetery, mn4 trill rake Campos' complaint stated that in 1948 he signed an exclusive contract with Olson to manage the fighter, and that this contract was renewed in July, 1949, for a 10-year period. ONE IS LEAVING during appearance with a to aid wounded veterans. cr rrj Oti Cemetery is the Mst conveniently Ucatea1 Ed man-to. There bn seme Hi corner Hit Cemetery.

Old mi fan easily et the cemetery hoar mt tht slay, and any day the week. There it coejtiele ideweik the came a the ceajictery. Setae ey at a time el hitter aerrev with heery expenses ta ajwet, year wife sne-y here to select the family elot and aey far it "AJoae." "Tear family should oorr tcVtt the family alot right the cemetery." Gram ia thi cemetery caa he hoafht fa sheet time far $49 CO The hrwest ance anywhere. Tea caa aeo msalhry eeymeats it yea wnh choree $20 CO for yamf a fre. Don aoy awre." "for cold or wet weather yea caa ase ear heated CheacL The aews seat 1C0.

Ha cherj fee Hsa." Write to: THE V.LiLUVN MEMOKIAL TARK LTD, Sab. r.O. 23, Edmonton. AlbrrU. "We Broadcast Sacred MnVi? Firry FaneraL Free.

The Only Cemetery Ia Canada Tort Is Dene." Praver a-TTic-t trill be held on) smith: Mr and Mrs. O. Hsney. Mondsy June IS at 8 00 rs. atiwr.

and Mr. H. Honey; Mr. 8. the Park Memor-al Funeral aenKe trill be held cm Tuesday Jioe 14.

at 10 OS ajn. at the St. Ptus Rnrrraa Church Reverend Father GU.w will officiate and Interment trill take place In the Xrergreca Mem orial Garden. Park Mexarrtai IAd raneral 4- m1nsrrtor and Dtrertor. The Liza Timothy, right, a Persian, gets set to take off lioness and a Siamese in Sydney, Australia, cat show ists month.

Chapel os the Boulevard..