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-EIGHT Survey White Court Cut- -Off As New Alaska Highway Link (Continued from Page 1) and on to Cherhill, Sangudo and White Court. available to traffic is an 18-mile road from Cherhill to Fallis, putting drivers on the paved route to or from Edmonton in jig time. Often Proposed For many years, various organizations have advocated the construction of the White Court "cut off," claiming that this would be a factor in speeding bela settlement of the north country facilitating traffic needs. Delegations interviewed past provincial governments in pressing for consideration of the route. Last week, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in annual meeting at Banff adopted a resolution which urged the federal government and the appropriate provincial governments to proceed with the construction of a class one highway between Edmonton Dawson Creek, B.C., the southern end of the Alaska highway.

Subsequently, supporters of the resolution indicated that they had in mind the construction of road from White Court. At the same time, they were not unmindfr of the importance of such a route to northern defence planning. Distances Given From Edmonton to White Court by highway is 125 miles, according to Alberta Motor Association road maps. The approximate distance from White Court north in a direct line to Valleyview is 93 miles. This might be 15 miles longer, allowing for route diversions to obtain the best possible grade.

From Valleyview to Grande Prairie, the distance is 68 miles, thus, the approximate distance from Edmonton over the proposed new route to Grande Prairie is 286 miles, or from Edmonton to Dawson Creek by the same route 376 miles. From High Prairie, on the Peace River highway, west to Valleyview, the distance is 48 miles. Duck Hunters' Car Hits City "Slough" (Continued from Page 1) garage had to be called to haul out both mired vehicles. About 100 feet of roadway immediately above the water. main was insecure, as the water seeped underground in three directions.

Large garden of P. Schwindt, 9550 80 was flooded with several inches of water and a potatoe, patch Leslie, and 9545 garage, 81 owned were In a similar condition. The break was noticed first between 7:00 and 7:30 a.m. James Auld, 9605 80 st. said he was informed of the trouble at 7:30 by Robert Blythe, 9625 80 st.

Mrs. Leslie said it was about 7:00 a.m. when she saw the water. The water main was installed last February, residents of the district said. It serves a fire hydrant at the corner of 96 ave.

and 80 st. Waterworks department said an emergency crew would complete repairs late Saturday. Officials believed the break developed when a new pump was put in use to raise the pressure in certain city districts. BASEBALL AT WESTLOCK WESTLOCK. Semi-finals in the senior baseball playdowns will be played here Sunday.

A doubleheader is billed, the first game to start at 1:00 p.m. Teams competing will be Wayne and Westlock. Winnipeg Races Park, Monday, Sept. 18, 13th day. FIRST claiming.

3- vear-olds and up. furlongs. Tigeral 114 Queen Burnzie 117 Rhymer 119 North Love 114 Hot Foot 117 Cute Fallis x117 Helen 119 Mr. Ever x117 Delorette 107 Chimo 117 Also eligibles: Captain Chocolate Nut 122 Coat 114 I'm A Juna 114 Redster x114 Tatting 119 Say Goodbye 119 SECOND claiming. 3- year-olds and up, One mile.

Real Ebony 106 Conexia 117 Rirst. Pacoima Robin 120 Brave x115 Billy Vito Miss Bow 106 Infiltrate x115 Beaming Son 120 Prince Dutch Canter 120 Beauty 112 Also eligibles: Didit 117 Princess Gloverdale Nancy 117 Dot 112 Dr. Monroe Dune's Cetoma Spangled Favor x110 115 Fair Kanuki Erin 2989 Belle x112 Miss Miss Epinard 106 Rosetown x107 Star Song x112 Gladys Dale x112 Rocky Brush 120 THIRD claiming, 3- year -olds and up, foaled a Canada. furlongs, Unthwarted 115 Portage and Black Main 119 Deer 113 Touch Wood 115 Polipat x111 Hard Man 118 Stop Pagan Flight 112 Press x104 Sister's Ella Tryst 109 Best x105 Also eat eligibles: Purple Victory Destrer 109 Band x113 Fair Party 118 Bold Meadows Messenger 115 Gale 111 Queen's Jack Heipel 112 Drive 109 FOURTH claiming. 3- vear-olds and up.

furlongs. Lucky L. x106 Pretty Sun 112 Union Jack x115 Royal Pilot 107 Durban 114 Sir Bonny A x107 Som Dock 111 York Steven Knight 111 Street 118 Mary Heise x108 Also eligibles: Dirigo 111 Shea FIFTH Memorial. claiming, $1.500 4-year-olds handicap, and up. miles.

Paddy Go A-Plucky Easy 113 Chic 114 Antoninus 114 Black Martha's Lad 113 Chicle 124 Prince Calvert 114 Mr. Zip 110 -Lance B-Pennask 120 Destrer 113 Sir Mortimer 104 Also eligibles: C-Star Blueberry B- Rise Early 121 A A-Son-Tex 118 Lance 107 Pie 110 AL. Marsh entry. Thelm entry. Glenmor Stable entry.

SIXTH allowances, The Chapultapec, 3-year-olds 7 furlongs. M'Lady Sweep x106 Ireland 107 Perfectionist 114 Pollapash 107 Sir J. R. 107 Fermenter 107 Tinda Toy 117 Austin Yates 107 Vanhem 110 Triple F. 114 Also eligibles: Special Chinook One x109 Arch x106 SEVENTH claiming.

4-year-olds and up, One mile and 70 yards. Recollect 119 Nina Bravo 119 Fairola x109 Romance Major Boy x120 Slam 122 Justifiable 113 Pyrus Yankee Lady 110 Clipper II x108 War Vesp 119 Pompagle 122 Also eligibles: Lillooet x115 Vicars Best x115 Katonga x112 Honest Moe 122 Gala Hat 118 James J. I. 118 Wilf Y. 117 Filalo 117 Note--Also eligibles for the second race will be used as a substitute race if necessary.

Horses listed according to post positions. -Apprentice allowance claimed. Change of post times the first race will go to the post, Monday at 3:30 p.m. Lamont To Honor Late Dr. A.

Archer LAMONT. Honoring the late Dr. A. E. Archer, a memorial window will be unveiled and dedicated at a ceremony to be held in the children's ward of the Lamont Hospital on Sunday, Sept.

24. Many friends of the late Dr. Archer are expected to attend the dedication ceremony which starts at 3:00 p.m. CITY WOMAN BEREAVED CALGARY. (CP) Frank Anderson, elderly Calgary man, was found drowned in the Bow River here Friday.

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NAME ADDRESS AGE OCCUPATION -THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1950- Alberta Branch Of Travellers' Association Meets In City Western officials of the North West Commercial Travellers' Association met in Edmonton Friday for the annual meeting of the Alberta branch of the organization. Six members of the organization's executive are shown above during business sessions in the Macdonald. Left to right are: H. A.

Mallery, Calgary, executive member for Alberta: F. H. Masson, Winnipeg, past president of the association; E. E. Nobles, Edmonton, association vice-president; Edmonton, assistant secretary; J.

H. Roe, Winnipeg, managing director; and J. D. May, assistant secretary. The N.W.C.T.A.

Calarison, represents 9,500 travellers in the four western provinces, and has been organized since 1882. Reserve Units In Edmonton To Hold Army Week Displays Emphasis will be on citizensoldier units as the reserve army takes the lead in Army Week activities which begin in Edmonton Monday. Instead of a large display at the Prince of Wales armories as last year, individual reserve units will sponsor its own public attraction. Daily at 8:00 p.m. a different unit will display training and equipment on 101 between Jasper and 100 to demonstrate its particular role in Canada's defence organization.

The activities all next week will be held across Canada to show Canadians how their defence dollars are spent and to promote recruiting for the reserve forces. In Calgary searchlights and crews from Edmonton will help give Army Week a running start there. At half-time in the Calgary-Edmonton football game planes from 403 City of Calgary Reserve Squadron will play hide and seek with the searchlights. Information Centre In Edmonton, beginning Monday as in past years an information centre will be placed at the corner of 101 st. and Jasper which will be open to the public every day and evening.

First unit to take part in the downtown showing will be 38 Technical Squadron, Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. The "Remy" craftsmen will set up a mobile heavy workshop and carry out some types of repair and machine work along the same line as conducted at their Railhead depot. Tuesday evening will feature the Loyal Edmonton Regiment. The unit's band will be featured for the street show while at the Canadian Legion the unit will be host at showings of training and military movies. An anti-aircraft "shoot" using one of their 3.7 heavy guns is to be the demonstration slate for Wednesday evening gunners of the 20th Heavy AntiR.C.A.

Heavy mobile radar equipment, used in conjunction with the guns, also will be on display. Trooping Of Color A highlight of the week will be the attraction during Thursday evening when men of 19th Al- berta Armored Car Regiment, R.C.A.C. will carry out the trooping of the color. The ceremonial drill will be carried out with 20- ton Staghound armored cars and lighter scout cars. Royal Canadian Corps of Signals as represented by 18 Infantry Brigade Signals Troop will carry the show Friday with display and demonstrations of communications Both mobile and static items which are used by the unit are to appear.

The final evening is to be carried out by 35 Casualty Clearing Station, R.C.A.M.C. The medical unit will set up a casualty station using truckside tents. In addition to the downtown shows, various city units will arrange display windows and convoy moves through the streets. Gunners of the 20th H.A.A. Regiment will put their guns into action for football fans at halftime of the game on Sept.

23. Radar and heavy air artillery will be linked to demonstrate night shooting at unseen targets. Two C.N.R. Men Will Retire Soon Two veteran C.N.R. Edmonton railwaymen are due to retire shortly.

James McGillivray Fraser, 10806 126 will complete more than 40 years of railroading Wednesday. John Anson Williams, 11041 85 a clerk who has lived in Edmonton for for 35 years and has worked for the C.N.R. since Sept. 1, 1922, retires Sept. 25.

Mr. Fraser was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1885. He came to Canada in 1902 and entered railway service in 1910. He has been in Edmonton since 1938. He intends to take a holiday trip to eastern Canada subsequent to his retirement.

Mr. Williams was born in 1 Ontario, also in 1885. He expects to remain in Edmonton after his retirement. Amateur tobacco growers in Britain expect record crops this year. FORETHOUGHT The Only Intelligent Policy we that when so cemetery together." selected could The ultimate need of a cemetery plot is inevitable.

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Write for your free copy today. WESTLAWN MEMORIAL PARK LIMITED 166th Street and Jasper Highway Sub P.O. 22 Edmonton, Alta, Deaths Births, Engagements, Marriages and Obituaries MACDONALD: Elsie and Bill MacDonald announce the arrival of 8 daughter, Marlo Colleen, at the Misericordia Hospital, on September 15, 1950, A sister for Michael. Births FERGUSON: To Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ferguson at the Royal Alexandra Hospital on September 5, a daughter, Jo-Ann. KEELER: To Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Keeler (nee Jean Sadleir, Winnipeg) at the University Hospital on Sept.

15, a daughter, Marilyn Jean. MELNKY: To Mr. and Mrs. A. Melnky (nee Virginia Tayne) Royal Alex Hospital, on September 12, a daughter, Liane Brenda.

Weight 7 lbs. 5 oz. Engagements MR. AND MRS. M.

Bodnarchuk of Edmonton announce the engagement of their daughter, Mildred Mary to Mr. Edward Gordon Gross, son of Mrs. E. Gross of Edmonton. The wedding will take place October 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Corley, of Vermilion. Alberta, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Jean Irene, to Robert Morris McElwain, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lester McElwain of Lima, Ohio. The wedding. will take place October 7 at First United Church, Vermilion. C. C.

WALLER Waller President Of Business Group Clifford C. Waller, of 11830 97 manager of the 118 ave. branch of the Bank of Montreal, this week was elected president of the Alberta Avenue and District, Businessmen's Association. He succeeds Maurice Roy. J.

H. Livingstone, 11430 63 was elected first vice-president; Andrew Hamilton, 11741 95 second vice-president and J. H. Mair, 11542 89 secretarytreasurer. The new president came to Edmonton from Medicine Hat in July, 1948, as manager of the bank branch.

A native of England, he came to Canada 20 years ago and since then has served with the bank in various western centres. While in Medicine Hat he was a director of the Kinsmen club there. Name Shandro Secretary Thomas A. Shandro has been appointed secretary and public relations director of the Edmonton branch Associated Canadian Travellers. Appointment was made at a meeting of the board of directors of the A.C.T.

recently and his duties commence immediately. His first job will be the promotion of the annual A.C.T. car bonspiel scheduled for Oct. 30 to Nov. 4.

Proceeds from the 'spiel will go to the Crippled Children's Fund. Also being planned for the fall and winter season is the fourth annual Search for Talent Series of concerts to be held throughout northern Alberta. Proceeds from this are also earmarked for the Crippled Children's Fund. Stanley Hazlett is president of the Associated Canadian Travellers and Philip Orriss is chairman of the Crippled Children's Fund. The Roving Reporter TO MEET CARDINAL 0.C.

Football LONDON, (Reuters)- Results of soccer matches played Saturday in the United Kingdom: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 Arsenal 6, Huddersfield T. 2 Aston V. 0, Bolton W. 1 Burnley 1, Newcastle U. 1 Chelsea 1, W.

Bromwich A. 1 Derby C. 3, Fulham 2 Everton 1, Liverpool 3 Manchester U. 3, Charlton A. 0 Portsmouth 5, Stoke C.

1 Sheffield W. 0, Middlesbrough 1 Sunderland 0, Blackpool: 2 Wolverhampton W. 2, Tottenham H. 1 Division Il Bury 4, Birmingham C. 1 Chesterfield 1, Coventry C.

1 Hull C. 3, Brentford 0 Leeds U. 2, Barnsley 2 Leicester C. 1, Manchester C. 2 Luton T.

0, Sheffield U. 0 Notts C. 1, Doncaster R. 2 Preston N. E.

2, Grimsby T. 0 Queen's P. R. 3, Cardiff C. 2 Swansea T.

1, Blackburn R. 1 W. Ham U. 3, Southampton 0 Division III (Southern) Bournemouth and Boscombe A. 5, Leyton 0.

0 Brighton Hove A. 2, Bristol R. 2 Bristol C. 3, Watford 0 Exeter C. 2, Ipswich T.

0 Gillingham 4, Walsall 1 Millwall 1, Crystal P. 0 Newport C. 2, Colchester U. 0 Northampton T. 1, Aldershot 0 Norwich C.

2, Swindon T. 0 P. Vale 1, Torquay U. 0 Reading 0, Nottingham F. 2 Southend U.

1, Plymouth A. 0 Division III (Northern) Bradford 2. Southport 0 Crewe A. 1. Bradford C.

1 Gateshead 4, Rochdale 1 3, Shrewbury T. 1 Hartlepools U. 1, Chester 2 Mansfield T. 4, Barrow 0 N. Brighton 1, Tranmere R.

1 Oldham A. 2. Accrington S. 1 Rotherham U. 0, Darlington 1 Scunthorpe U.

0, York C. 1 Stockport C. 2, Lincoln C. 0 Wrexham 2, Carlisle U. 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP Quarter-Finals (First Leg) Aberdeen 4, Hibernian 1 Ayr U.

3, Dundee U. 0 Celtic 1, Motherwell 4 Queen of S. 1, Alloa A. 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Falkirk. 0, St.

Mirren 2 Hearts 5, East Fife 1 Morton 4, Airdrieonians 1 Raith R. 4, Third Lanark 0 Rangers 0, Dundee 0 Division Albion R. 1, Stirling A. 3 Arbroath 0, Kilmarnock 2 Cowdenbeath St. Johnstone 0 Queens Park 0, Forfar A.

1 Military Notes 19 ARMORED CAR All personnel of the 19th Alberta Armored Car Regiment will parade at Railhead at 14:00 hrs Sunday. This parade is to prepare all personnel and vehicles for Army Week. Bishop Neil Savaryn, of the Ukrainian Catholic church, left Edmonton Friday for Vancouver where he will meet Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, of Rome, secretary of the Congregation of General Rite for the Roman Catholic church. The cardinal, who visited Edmonton in 1947, will be unable to come to the city on his present tour. GUESTS OF CITY About 30 delegates to the Canadian Tourists Association convention, which concluded Thursday in Calgary, are expected to arrive in Edmonton Sunday night for a one-day visit.

Acting Mayor Hanna said the group come from Jasper, and will be entertained at a civic luncheon in the Macdonald Monday, and will tour the city and the Leduc sector of the Edmonton oil field. The group travelled from Calgary to Banff, then to Jasper, and will arrive here aboard C.N.R. MUSEUM CONCERT Members of the Edmonton Museum of Arts will be entertained by a group of new Canadians from Latvia at their members' night Monday. Soloists will be Andro Kurmins, baritone and Mrs. Lilya Purickis, soprano.

An address will also be heard on life in Latvia and two dances in the national costume of the country complete the evening's program. Members are invited to bring guests. MR. R. D.

Moon of Edmonton announces the engagement his youngest daughter Elizabeth Ann, to Edgar Dieno son of Mrs. Emma Dieno, also of Edmonton, The wedding will take place Saturday, October at 4:30 at the home of the brides father. MR. And Mrs. William G.

Ashdown of Winnipeg, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter. Edith Victoria, to Mr. Ronald Edward Stephens, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Stephens, of Hanna, Alberta. The wedding is to take place October 10 at St. Margaret's Anglican Church, Winnipeg, Manitoba, MR. W. S.

Olsen of Sangudo, Alberta, announces the engagement of his only daughter, Marion McAskill, to Norman Turner Flack of Opal, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Flack of Lilliwaup, Washington.

The wedding will take place at Riverside Mission Inn Chapel, California, on October 6 at 5 p.m. Engagements MR. AND MRS. R. Hallett of Edmonton announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Elizabeth to Mr.

Donald Cole, son of Mr. Frank Cole, Keephills, Alberta. The wedding will take place on Saturday 7 at 3:30 at Jasper Place United Church. MR. AND MRS.

A. C. Dunn announce the enagement of their daughter Margaret Milne to Mr. Robert M. Jenkinson, son of Mrs.

R. Jenkinson, of Musselburgh, Scotland and the late Mr. Jenkinson. The wedding will take place October 7. MR.

and Mrs. J. W. Duke of Edmonton announce engagement of their daughter Margaret Marion, to Mr. Gilbert Ross Lockie, of Vancouver, B.C., son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Lockie, of Victoria, B.C. The wedding to take place at All Saints' Cathedral on Wednesday, October 4 at 5:45 p.m. Marriages THE marriage is announced of Mary Genevieve Hope, only daughter of Mrs.

Edith L. Fredette and the late Dr. L. G. Fredette of Grande Prairie to Walter M.

Balk of Edmonton. The marriage solomnized by Rev. Hugh Pritchard, Grande Prairie. MR. AND MRS.

P. D. McNeill of Edmonton announce the marriage of their daughter, Shirley Florence to Mr. Keath Eugene Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Barry also of Edmonton. The marriage took place on Monday, September 4 at 10 a.m. at St.

Joseph's Cathedral. MR. AND MRS. B. Gagne of Edmonton announce the marriage of their daughter, Marie Blanche Alice to Mr.

Clarence Harold Strickland, of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dean, of Moose son Jaw, Sask. The marriage took place on Saturday.

September 2. at 10 a.m. in St. Francis Roman Catholic Church. Deaths CARELINE FAYE BROWN ON Sept.

10th, Careline Faye Brown, of Leduc, passed away in the city. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown.

of Leduc, her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Brown, Leduc, and by her grandfather, Mr.

G. Hartmaternal man. of Leduc. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, afternoon, from the home. Dr.

C. H. Seecamp will officiate and will take place in the interment Fredericksheim cemetery. -AndrewsMcLaughlin Funeral Chapel. CHIN YICK MON (CHIN YEN) ON Sept.

15th, Chin Yick Mon, of 12320 Ft. Road, passed away in the city at the age of 84 years. He 1s survived by two grandsons, one in the United States, and one in Hong Kong, China. Funeral services will be held on Monday, September. 18th, at 3:30 o'clock, from Andrews-McLaughlin Funeral Chapel, corner 112th St.

and Ave. Rev. C. P. Leung will ofJasper ficiate and interment will take place in Beechmount Funeral Chapel.

MRS. ALBERTINA WILHELMINA ROESLER On September 15, Mrs. Albertina Wilhelmina Roesler of 9843 75 passed away at her home at the three age of 86 years. She is survived by sons, Karl of Penticton, B.C., Richard of Compeer, Alberta and Adolph of Edmonton and one daughter, Mrs. Gus Kruschel of Compeer, Alberta.

Funeral services will be held on Monday at 2:00 p.m. at the Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. F. S.

Oswald will officiate and interment will be made in the Ellerslie Cemetery, Hainstock and Son, Directors of Fu- neral Service, MR. WILLIAM (MURRAY) MORIN ON September 15, Mr. William at the age of 67 years. He is (Murray) Morin of Edmonton passed away survived by 1 brother and 3 sisters; Joseph of Winnipeg, Mrs. Agnes Campling of Seattle, Washington; Miss Rachel Murray of Edmonton Mrs.

Mary Bolduc of Edmonton. Funeral services will be held on Monday September 18, at 9:00 a.m. at St. Francis Church, A prayer service will be held on Sunday September 17, at 8:00 p.m. at the Chapel on the Boulevard.

Rev. Fr. Englebert O.F.M. will officiate and interment will be made in the Edmonton Catholic Cemetery. Park Memorial Limited: Funeral Administrators and Directors; The Chapel on the Boulevard.

MR. ARTHUR THOMPSON ON September 15th Mr. Arthur Thompson of 7705 112th Avenue South passed away. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wife, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Thompson of Saskatoon, two brothers, Charles and Robert of Saskatoon, and three sisters, Mrs. Robert Simpson and Mrs. O.

S. Crawford both of Saskatoon, and Mrs. H. Dawson of Vancouver, B.C. The remains will be forwarded to Saskatoon for funeral services and and McGarvey Funeral Directors.

MR. HARTLEY PERCY BAYNTON RICHARDSON ON September 14, Mr. Hartley Percy Baynton Richardson of Vegreville passed away at Vegreville at -tne age of 53 years. He is survived by his loving wife, Mrs. Jessie Isabel Richardson of Arrow Head, B.C.; 4 daughters; Mrs.

Philip Folsy of Mission City, B.C.; Mrs. Edward Morgan Edmonton; Miss Berneice of Vegreville, Miss Maxine of Edmonton; 3 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Monday September 18, at 1:30 p.m. at the United Church, Vegreville. Rev.

W. E. Mullen will officiate and interment will be made in the Soldiers Plot in the Beechmount Cemetery. Park Memorial Limited; Funeral Administrators and Directors; The Chapel on the Boulevard. MRS.

ROSE ELLEN TRUMAN On September 15 Mrs. Rose Ellen Truman, beloved wife of Mr. George Charles Truman, of Bilby, Alberta, passed away. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, six sons, Herbert of Calahoo, Alberta, George, Edmonton, Gordon, Fred and Leonard, Richard, all both of and of Bilby, Alberta, four daughters, Mrs. J.

Northill, Mrs. O. Moren, and Mrs. A. MacKenzie, all of Edmonton, and Miss Millie, at home, two brothers, Mr.

J. Whelan of Edmonton, and Mr. P. Whelan of Roycroft, one sister. Mrs.

J. Dolsan of Edmonton and 22 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Foster and McGarvey's Funeral Chapel Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. W.

T. Young will officiate and interment will be made in the Beechmount Cemetery. Supervised parking on Chapel Grounds. Entrance 100 Ave. Foster and McGarvey Ltd.

Funeral Directors. I MRS. HERMIDA GUENETTE ON September 14, Mrs. Hermida Guenette of 12735 119 passed away at the age of 83 years. She leaves to mourn her loss, one daughter and one son, Mrs.

Simone Rivest and Joseph Proctor Moore both of Edmonton, two brothers, Telesphore Briere of Ulric of Verdun, Quebec. She also leaves five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her husband pre-deceased her on March 5, 1950. The funeral will be held on Monday morning at 9:15 from Connelly-McKinley Funeral Home to St. Edmund's Church in Calder where services will be held at 9:30.

Rev. R. B. Woodhouse will officiate and interment will take place in the family plot in the Edmonton Catholic Cemetery. Prayers will be held on Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the funeral home.

Connelly MRS. ANNIE HEINKE On September 12 Mrs. Annie Heinke beloved wife of Mr. Charles Heinke of 11343 87 St. passed away in Edmonton.

She leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, 1 son Paul in Calgary, 3 brothers Daniel, Fred, and Samuel Werke all in Vancouver, 3 sisters Mrs. M. Shonert of Edmonton, and 2 sisters in Germany. Mrs. Heinke was member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Funeral services will be held at Foster and McGarveys Funeral Chapel on Monday afternoon at 2.45 p.m. Rev. A. Blair will officiate and Interment will be made in the Edmonton Cemetery. Supervised parking on Chapel grounds, entrance on 100 Ave.

Foster and McGarvey Funeral Directors. Funerals. ROY VOICE FUNERAL services for Roy Voice of 10521 133 Street who passed away September 9, aged 36 years, were held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Howard and McBride's Chapel. Rev. R.

McElroy Thompson officiated, and interment took place in the Edmonton Cemetery. Many beautiful floral tributes and messages of sympathy were received from: Tine, Audrey and Jimmy; Mother, Art, Nancy, Lynn and Lee; Pat, Jean and Family; Bertha, Bob and Family; Uncle Tom and Aunt Mabel: Hein and Ted and Their Families; George Voice: Claire, Alice and Family; Cliff and Stuart Purvis; Donald Chenneels; Mr. and Mrs. Sig Olson; Mr. and Mrs.

Reg. McFarland; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson; Mr. and Mrs.

A. Dawson; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dawson; Mr and Mrs. Frank Robertson; Mr.

and rs. Charlie Robertson: Mrs. R. J. Moffat; Mr.

and Mrs. Stan Hector; Pat and Frank; Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Baldwin: A. J. Trotter; Mr. and Mrs. Art Lindberg: Johnny and Yvonne; Irene and Shirley Glover; Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Potts; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Casement; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Lindberg, Mr. and Mrs. Cripps; Dorothy and Ed Parker; Mr. and Mrs. Webber; Mr.

and Mra. Stewart McDougall; The Lauders, Rae Poole; Rev. and Mrs. McVety; Doug and Marion Peckinpaugh; Paul and Arvella Bowlen: Mr. and Mrs.

K. Richardson and Byrle; Kay and Eldon; Normand, Maxine and Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Murray and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leopold and Kathleen; Mr. and Mrs. N.

A. Pearson; Mr. and Mrs. L. N.

Dittmer: Doug and Eleanor: Ike and Amy: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Heiss: Mr. and Mrs. Shewchuk and Family; Mr.

J. C. Whalen; A. Skinner; Phil Leschuk; G. F.

McMannamen: H. J. Morrison; Milton and Grace Brummett: Kay Brown; Alan and Bob Nash; The Boys on the Cooking Lake Trail; Circle 1. Robertson Church W.A: The Flower Group, Robertson United Church; Tichfield. Picadilly, Goodcheer Club; Bradwell Ladies' Aid and Homemakers; Richardson Road Machinery; Industrial Road Equipment Limited; Costello Equipment Co.

Weiller and Williams Co. Staff of Saskatoon; Big Valley Collieries; Howlett and Osmach; Sundance Mines; Glenora Community League. He is survived by his wife, one son, James and one daughter, Audrey, both at home, his mother, Mrs. Sarah Voice of Edmonton, two brothers, Arthur A. of Edmonton and Patrick of Bradwell.

one sister, Mrs. Bertha Bunting of Vancouver, B. C. A MRS. MARY ANN HAMMERIN Funeral services for the late Mrs.

Mary Ann Hammerin of Leduc, Alberta. who passed away at Devon on September 13 at the age of 76 years, were held on Friday, September 15, at 2:00 p.m. at St. David's United Church in Leduc. The Rev.

C. -B. Hickman officiated and interment was made in the Leduc Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. J.

Workun, A. Dewar, E. Harris, G. Dalquist, J. Megley and A.

Simpson. Beautiful floral tributes were received from her Loving Husband; Mabel, Pete and family; Maggie, Oscar and family; Lois, Ruben and family; Babe and Reg Evarts and famfly; Sister Lila; R. F. Sanborn; Pat, Gladys and Grandma Butts; Florence, Henry and Baby; Mayme, Inglle and Maxine: Mr. and Mrs.

J. Megley and family; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts: Jim; Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Jones; Don and Alice; Ab, Marg and girls: Mae and Beryl; Mr. and Mrs. P. Dynes and family; Mr. and Mrs.

A. Bonin; Lila, Roy, Tiney and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sturko and family; Earl and Anne Kropp; Ruth, Art and Emily. She leaves to mourn her loss, her loving husband, one son, William of Devon; two daughters, Mrs.

P. O. Larson of Edmonton and Mrs. R. M.

Evarts of Greencourt, Alberta; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Sanborn and Mrs. Jim Crate of Calgary; nineteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. TOURISTS EXPECTED Carrying members of the Buffalo Evening News tour who have been on a boat trip to Alaska, a special train from Prince Rupert, where the party debarked, will pass through Edmonton over the C.N.R. next Friday.

There will be sleeper coaches and one diner on the train. LEGION MEETS SEPT. 24 September general meeting of the Edmonton Montgomery Branch, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held in the Memorial Hall on Sunday, Sept. 24, at 2:30 p.m. Date of the meeting has been changed from the third to fourth Sunday.

HISTORICAL ADDRESS Campbell Innes of North Battleford will give an illustrated address on "Along the Trail from the Red River to the Beaver River" to the Alberta Historical Society, Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. in room 111, Arts Building, University of Alberta. Mr. Innes is secretary and manager of the North West Mounted Police Memorial and Indian Museum of North Battleford. The meeting is open to the public.

LIFE UNDERWRITERS Address by Dr. D. I. Buchanan, medical director of the Red Cross blood transfusion service, will be given at the first meeting of the fall season of the Northern 'Alberta Life Underwriters Association. The meeting will be at 12:15 p.m.

Thursday in the Corona Hotel. MRS. MARY KLITA Funeral services for the late Mrs. Mary Klita of Rodef, Alberta, who passed away at the age of 63 years were held on Thursday, September 14, at 10:30 a.m. at the Roman Catholic Church, St.

Michael. Rev. S. V. Zenko, Rev.

P. Klita and M. P. Kaluzny officiated and interment took place in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were: Loving sons, Spiritual offerings were received from the following: The Family: Louis Klita and Family; Peter and Clementia Lukaweicki and Family: Thomas and Maggie Kropelnicki; Annie and Joe Olinyk and Family: Joseph and Maggie Kropelnicki; Mrs.

S. Bochon and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simantuk and Family; Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Zobielski: Nancy Maliski; Mr. and Mrs. B. Tanischuk; John 0, Zazula; Mr. and Mrs.

P. Podlubny: Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Podlubny; Anton and Family; Mrs. Sophie Shandro; S. Semeniuk and Family; Anna Podlubny and Family: Thomas Podlubny and Family; Victoria Petryk and Family; Mr. and Mrs. W.

Worbec: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Podlubny; Anna and Joe Olinyk and Family. She is survived by her loving husband, Mr. John Klita of Rodef: 3 sons and 1 daughter: Rev.

Peter Klita of Toronto: Louis of St. Michael: Joe at 'home; Caroline of Crossfield, Alberta; also 5 grandchildren. In Memoriam In loving memory of Frances WIll. -Ever remembered by her sisters, Mrs. A.

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