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1 01 Notice Of Intention To Make Application For Change of Name PROVINCE OF ALBERTA Notice 1S hereby given that Gladys Isabel Earnshaw of 12603 Stony Plain Road. Edmonton in the Province of Alberta to the Director of Vital Statistics, Under the provisions of The Change of Name Act. RSA. 1970. for changels! of name as of For a change my name to Gladys Isabel McLean Gladys Isabel Eamshaw NOTICE FORT SASKATCHEWAN AREA Application No.

7324 TAKE NOTICE that, unless objection by a person having a bona fide interest in the matter is filed on or before October 11, 1973. with the undersigned and with the applicant at its address set out below. the Board may grant an application for approval of a scheme for the disposal of water produced in conjunction with the construction and operation of salt cavern storage facilities in the Fort Saskatchewan Area: The applicant, Dome Petroleum Limited. proposes to dispose of up to 6.000.000 barrels of water produced in conjunction with the construction and operation of salt cavern storage facilities in the Fort Saskatchewan Area by injection into the Nisku Formation through a well, to be drilled in Legal Subdivision 14. Section 14.

Township 55, Range 22, West of the 4th Meridian. Copies of the application and inforration and particulars filed in support thereof may be obtained by interested persons from the applicant. Dome Petroleum Limited (Attention: Mr. J. B.

Cochrane) P.O. Box 200, Calgary, Alberta. DATED at Calgary, Alberta on September 24, 1973. N. A.

Macleod Board Solicitor 603 6 Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 0T4 ENERGY RESOURCES CONSERVATION BOARD L--W NOTICE OF HEARINGS BOARD OF REVIEW ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN THE PROVINCIAL COURTS OF ALBERTA TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Review established to review the administration of justice in the Provincial Courts of Alberta, and in particular to review and report on: 1. what should be the respective roles and relationships of the Provincial Judges, the Prosecutors, the Clerks of the Court and the Police in the administration of justice in these Courts; 2. whether any changes should be made in the administration of justice in the Juvenile and Family Courts and if so, what should be the respective roles of the Judges, Lawyers, Court Counsellors, Probation Officers, Clerks of the Court and other officers and officials of those Courts; 3. what changes, if any, should be made in the practice and procedures used in obtaining search warrants and the handling of the material seized; 4.

whether any changes should be made in the practices and procedures presently being followed in the offices of the Coroners and with respect to inquests; 5. whether any changes should be made to The Coroners Act; 6. whether Judges and Coroners should receive some initial and continuing training in their duties; 7. whether it would be desirable to appoint a Chief Provincial Judge or Senior Judges and if SO, what should be their duties: 8. whether any changes should be made in the system of establishing or operating Circuit Courts; 9.

whether the Provincial Judges presently presiding in the Provincial Courts of Edmonton and Calgary should travel on circuit and whether the Provincial Judges presiding in rural areas should from time to time sit in the Provincial Courts in urban centres; 10. whether the present practice of allowing Provincial Judges in rural areas to deal with juvenile offenders is desirable or necessary: 11. whether any changes should be made in the procedures followed in the enforcement of maintenance orders in the Family Courts or in any of the other procedures of those Courts: 12. whether lawyers of the Juvenile and Family Courts should act for either side in dispute matters: 13. whether any changes should be made in the procedures followed by the Clerks of the Provincial Courts in the performance of their administrative duties; 14.

whether present facilities in remote areas provide satisfactory judicial services; 15. whether the present system of issuing Warrants of Committal against persons who default in payment of fines for provincial offences is desirable or necessary and if so, whether any changes should be made in the rocessing or enforcement of such Warrants; 16. whether the present system of levying fines against persons convited of traffic offences should be continued and if not, whether a Traffic Violation Report System similar to that in use in the Province of British Columbia should be adopted; 17. whether it is desirable to treat infractions of municipal bylaws as offences in Provincial Courts and whether the collection of penalties provided for in bylaws for such infractions should be effected in the Small Claims Court or some other court of civil jurisdiction: 18. such other matters as may be deemed relevant by the Board of Review in order to ensure a full and fair inquiry and to enable it to make a report and such recommendations as it deems fit; will hold hearings at the Court House or Provincial Building at the following places on the dates hereinafter set out commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning.

Grande Prairie October 15th 26th. 1973 Red Deer October 18th 19th, 1973 Edmonton October 22nd to 26th, 1973 Calgary November 12th to 16th. 1973 Lac La Biche November 28th 29th, 1973 St. Paul November 30th, 1973 Lethbridge December 3rd 4th, 1973 Medicine Hat December 6th 7th, 1973 Anyone wishing to make a submission should immediately advise the Board of their intention and provide the Board with a copy of their Brief or a summary of their proposed representation at least ten (10) days before the sittings commence at the place where they intend to make their representation. Board of Review, 3036 Law Courts Building.

1 A Sir Winston Churchill Square. Edmonton. Alberta, 15J OR2 Friday, Sept. 28, 1973 Robert Blyth Last rites today for former RNWMP Robert Blyth, an early resident of Edmonton, has died aged 85. Mr.

Blyth, of Ste. 803, 6415 DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN NORTHERN AFFAIRS PARKS CANADA TENDER Contract WR 106-73 David Thompson On Site Exhibit Banff Jasper Hwy Banff National Park The work consists of: Parking lot construction. moving of Interpretive Trailer and Generator Building and alterations to both. grading of site. Sealed tenders marked as to content and addressed to the Contracts Administrator.

Parks Canada, Department of Indian and Northern Affairs. 134 11 Ave. S. Room 126, 131 Customs Building. Calgary.

Alberta T2G 0X5, will be received up to: 3:00 p.m. (MDT) Thursday. October 18. 1973 Tender documents can be obtained from the Contracts Administrator, Parks Canada, Department of Indian and Northern Affairs, 131 Custom Building. Room 126.

134 11 Ave. S. E. Calgary. Alberta T2G 0X5 viewed at the office of the Superintendent of Banff National Park and the Construction Association Offices in Calgary.

Edmonton, and Red Deer. Alberta The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. H. ROBINSON, Director Western Region Parks Canada. 1- NOTICE OF HEARING CAMPBELL FIELD Application No.

7087 TAKE NOTICE that the Energy Resources Conservation Board will hold a public hearing at the offices of the Board, 603 6 Avenue S.W.. Calgary, Alberta, on Thursday, October 25. 1973 at the hour of 9:00 a.m. for the purpose of hearing an application by Richard J. Churchill Limited for an order that all tracts within the drilling spacing unit consisting of Section 22, Township 54.

Range 25. West of the 4th Meridian be operated as a unit, to permit the drilling for or the production of gas from the Basal Quartz Formation Copies of the application and information and particulars filed in support thereof may be obtained by interested persons from Richard J. Churchill Limited, (Attention: Mr. R. J.

Churchill). 12942 107 Street, Edmonton. Alberta. T6E 4N4. Any person wishing to make a submission with respect to this application shall file seven copies of his submission with the Board the above address and one copy with the applicant at its above address, not later than October 19.

1973. DATED at Calgary, Alberta, on September 24,1973. N. A. Macleod Board Solicitor 603 6 Avenue S.W.

Calgary, Alberta T2P OT4 ENERGY RESOURCES CONSERVATION BOARD TENDER FOR RENOVATIONS TO VALLEYVIEW GENERAL HOSPITAL VALLEYVIEW, ALBERTA. Sealed tenders for the General Contract for modifications of the Valleyview General Hospital, Valleyview, Alberta, will be received by the undesigned on or before 12 00 noon MDT. Wednesday. October 10, 1973. Each tender must be submitted on a supplied Tender Form and shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond or Certified Cheque equal in amount to five per cent of the Contract Price.

A Performance Bond and a Labour and Material Payment Bond, both inthe amount offifty percent ofthe Contract Price shall be required from the successful Contractor. Sub-trades shall bid directly to the General Contractor. Plans and Specifications may be obtained by General Contractors and Mechanical and Electrical Contractors on or after Thursday. September 27. 1973 at 1:00 p.m, from the office of Whittaker Leckie Company Ltd.

Prime Consultants. 10551 114th Street. Edmonton. Alberta. or from the Office of the Administrator, Valleyview General Hospital.

Valley view. Alberta, upon a deposit of a Certified Cheque in the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) Deposits will be returned upon receipt of Plans and Specifications returned in good condition within one week after the closing of the Tender. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. W. Dainard Administrator, Valleyview General Hospital, Valleyview.

Alberta. Whittaker Leckie Company Ltd 10551-114 Street, Edmonton, Alberta. 1 CN CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY MOUNTAIN REGION TENDERS FOR EARTHWORK AND MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION BETWEEN MILEAGE 16.76 AND 16.96 ON THE YALE SUBDIVISION. BRITISH COLUMBIA Sealed tenders. addressed to Mr.

R. M. Bailey. Regional Chief Engineer. Canadian National Railway Company, enclosed in the self-addressed envelope supplied, will be received up to 3:00 P.M., Mountain Daylight Time.

Monday, October 15th. 1973. Plans, Specifications. Instructions to Bidders. Form of Contract and Form of Tender will be loaned to Contractors on deposit of a certified cheque made payable to Canadian National Railway Company.

for an amount of Fifty Dollars This deposit will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned to the Railway in good condition. Plans, Specifications. Instructions to Bidders. Form of Contract and Form of Tender may be obtained on or after September 26th at the office of Regional Chief Engineer. 22nd Floor, CN Tower, Edmonton, Alberta: Office of Engineer Terminal Maintenance.

Room 102, CN Station, Vancouver, B.C. and Office of Engineer Maintenance, 2nd Floor. CN Station. Kamloops, B.C. Tenders will not be considered unless made on form supplied by the Railway Company and accompanied by a certified cheque drawn on a chartered bank in Canada in favor of Canadian National Railway Company.

equal to five per cent of the total amount of tender. All inquiries relative to this tender are to be directed to 403-429-8341. No bid bonds will be accepted with tender for this work. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Edmonton.

Alberta J. H. Spicer Vice- President L- U.V.W 92nd Avenue, was born in Newyards, Maybole, Ayrshire, Scotland Dec. 27, 1887. Mr.

Blyth came to Canada in 1911 and spent a short time in Gall, Ont. before coming to Edmonton the following year. He served overseas with the Royal Northwest. Mounted Police in 1914 after training in Regina. In 1918, during a visit to Scotland, he married Jean Kay in Maybole returning to Edmonton the same year.

Mr. was a runner for the Edmonton' YWCA and was active as a pigeon racer. He was employed by Marshall Wells, Beatty Brothers and also the Alberta Liquor Control Board where he had been employed for 20 years. Bly.h is survived by his wife Jean and two sons Robert and John both of Edmonton as well as six grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr.

Blyth followed by cremation to be held today at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Home officiated at by Reverend Jurrien Camman. Notice to Creditors and Claimants IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF NORTHERN ALBERTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF EDMONTON IN THE ESTATE OF GRACE ANDREA LAMB. otherwise known as Grace A. Grace Lamb. late of Edmonton, Alberta who died on the 1st day of July.

1973. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named must file with the undesigned solicitors for the Administrators by the 31st day of October, 1973. a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them. WHITE. TROTT.

WHITE, LONEY ROBERTSON Barristers and Solicitors 440 One Thornton Court Edmonton, Alberta Solicitors for the Administrators 0 Iclosot TUXEDO CENTRE FOR ALL YOUR FORMAL WEAR We have the largest selection of colored Tuxedo and dinner jackets in Alberta. Colored cufflinks, Colored Shirts, or ruffled fronts in 1 7 colors. Just arrived the new Tuxedo Tails with winged Collar and Velvet ascot tie 10016 Jasper Ave. (CPR Bldg.) Youths fined for theft from meters A 17-year-old city youth was fined $100 and given 15 months probation for his part in the theft of $128 from city parking meters. Gary Dirk McAmmond, 9724 89th Ave.

received the fine when he appeared Thursday before Provincial Judge John C. Coughlan. Judge Coughlan had earlier fined Dale Chipil, 19. of Prince George $250 and given him two months probation for the same offence. Both were found guilty of taking money from parking meters in the area of 100th Avenue and 116th Street in March.

Bad cheques land addict in prison drug addict who used phoney cheques as a means of supporting his habit was sentenced in provincial court to year less two months Thursday. Judge John C. Coughlan recommended Dale Robert Bartley, 18, of 10335 149th serve his time in the Alberta Hospital. Mr. Bartley was facing 51 charges including one of possession of heroine and one cf possession property.

He was also ordered to pay restitution of $309.60 to Woodward Stores (Edmonton) Ltd. for money cbtained by false pretences. Freak accident kills city man A 31-year-old Edmonton man, Wesley George Fox. 11119 127th was killed Thursday in a freak singlevehicle accident. RCMP said Mr.

Fox was travelling alone when his vehicle went out of control on an overpass near Spruce Grove about 20 miles west Edmonton. The car passed through two guardrails and over a median strip. Police said he was killed when thrown out of the car and on to railway tracks directly beneath the overpass. It was believed his body was run over by a train before being recovered. SOUTH EDMONTON DENTURE CLINIC LTD.

G. Guenther Certified Dental Mechanic 8014 105 St. Ph. 439-2041 CORRECTION Inadvertantly an incorrect illustration appeared in the Bay's ad in Thursday's Journal, Page 15 in conjunction with our Lloyd's 8-track stereo player at $89.99. AIMEE WALKER and the staff of Yamaha Pianos Coyne Limited invite you to hear.

THE AMAZING NEW YAMAHA BK-7 ORGAN TO From your first day at the keyboard there's rhythmic accompaniment with automatic bass and chord patterns according to the beat you select. Lets you really play while you get used to all the other BK-7 features extras like special preset instrumental voices, built-in Auto Rhythm section, the unequalled beauty of -Motion Tremolo, Natural Sound speakers even details like Percussive, Glide and Wah-Wah, plus durable IC circuitry. What's more, you can take your choice of exciting furniture styles: each one features a roll -top lockable fallboard and matching bench. YAMAHA PIANOS COYNE LTD. 11716 100 Ave.

488-0256 Announcements ents Notice Board 5 GRAND opening Sale special prices. Diane's Imports, 9625 82 Ave. R604X RETIREMENT SUD for Mr. Garf Jewers at 700 Wing, Oct. 2, 6 P.M.

For tickets call 229-3523. 272X CLUB 30 30 Sherbrooke Hall, 13008 122. Avenue, Saturday, September 29, 8:30 p.m. Members, sponsored guests, unattached, single over 30, welcome. All must be properly attired.

Information 469-6187. BAND CONNIE FORD COMBO V589X CLUB 4060 HARD TIME DANCE Old Timers' Cabin, 9430 Scona Road, (99 St.) Friday, September 28, 9 p.m. Wally Hepner. Unattached persons over 40, members and sponsored guests only. Suitable costume please.

469-4348, 435-8902, 469-5938. V588W GARAGE Sale, 11355 56 St. Miscellaneous items of clothing, beautiful wedding gown, size 8 9, children's skates and records and 1961 Oldsmobile etc. W717X Attempted murder charged A 32-year-old city man has been charged with attempted murder following a shooting incident in a parking lot at 107th Avenue and 110th Street Thursday evening. Roland Wesley Gordon, 35, Ste.

2, 10745 110th St. was shot below the heart with a .32 calibre automatic pistol. The bullet lodged in the spine. Mr. Gordon is listed satisfactory condition in the Royal Alexandra Hospital.

Fred Roger Jones, 32, 12406 121st Ave. was to appear provincial judge's court today charged with attempted murder. Michael Kordyback Long-time mail carrier dies in city A man who spent most of his adult life delivering mail, Michael Kordyback, 60, of 11733 88th St. has died. A native of Leduc, Mr.

Kcrdyback joined the Canadian postal services in 1945 and remained in the service until he suffered a stroke recently. For 28 years he served as a mail carrier in Edmonton. From 1940 to 1945 he served with Canadian Army, part of it overseas. He later joined the Montgomery Legion. He married the former Alvina Kuntz of Heisler and the couple raised a family of five, all of whom live in Edmonton.

He is survived by his wife and all five children; Robert, Mrs. W. (Jcan) Land, Trudy, Karen and Fave, cne grandson, Jason Land, two brothers and two sisters. Albert cf Vancouver. Stanley, Mrs.

Len (Kay) Sobkow and Mrs. Peter (Marian) Bohachyk, all of Edmonton. Funeral services will be held today from St. Alphonsus Church followed by burial at St. Joachim's Cemetery, with Connelly-McKinley in charge.

Edmonton man drowns SASKATOON (CP) John Michaelchuk, 36, of Edmonton, drowned here Thursday in the South Saskatchewan River. Mr. Michaelchuk. an employee of the federal environment department, was believed conducting a study of river pollution when his boat went over a small dam and capsized. His body has not been recovered.

Edmonton Journal Daily by Carrier 75 cents per week. Daily by mail in Canada, U.S.A., British Isles, Australia and Armed Forces Addresses $48 per year, other countries $70 per year. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Notice Board 5 TEMPORARY paper bin located Pleasantview United Church, 10672 62 Avenue, every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, starting September 29, 1973, 9 a.m. 12 noon. Bundled and tied newsprint only.

W688W DELMONT FLEA MARKET from 9-6 p.m., Sunday from 1 6 11306 107 Avenue, A open Saturday p.m. No admission. W008X RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, September 29. 9:30 a.m. St.

Faith's Parish Hall (rear of Church). 11725 93 St. 0005UW SQUARE DANCING The Single Parents Club are organizing a beginner's group to meet Wednesdays, starting October 17th. If unattached and interested, Phone 434-3203 to register. Club membership not necessary.

W684W CLUB 88 DANCE Saturday, Sept. 29, 8:30 p.m. at Bonnie Doon Community Hall, 9240 93 St. Members and sponsored guests, 25 and over, single, separated, widowed or divorced. Proper attire please.

Ph. 469-6187. W686X Red Baron Flea Market 10333 96 St. 424-5357 Sat. 10-6, Sun.

12-5 W687X SPECIAL OFFER 14 DAYS Color portrait 8x10, $7.25 For any couple celebrating silver anniversary in 1973. PHONE OREST STUDIOS 479-3171. W689E "From the attic to" THE EDMONTON FLEA MARKET Highlands Hall, 11333 62 St. Sun. 1 5:30 p.m.

Copper pots, commemorative ware, basin sets, furniture, plants, baking, etc. W690X Anniversaries 10 OPEN house: Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Adam of 7531 81 Ave. cordially invite you to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary, Saturday, September 29, 1973 at Ardrossan Community Hall, from to 3:30 p.m.

V590W Births 15 BURK Ellis and Liz are delighted to announce the arrival of their second daughter, Kelly Leigh, September 19, 1973. University Hospital. A playmate for Shannon and Bradley. W691X DAVIS Gloria and Peter are happy to announce the arrival of Geoffrey Keith, on September 25, 1973. A very special thank you to the doctor and the wonderful staff at General Hospital.

V592w GAY Oliver and Yvonne (nee Moger) are proud to announce the arrival of their chosen son, Corey Robert. W692W HORTON Ted and Helen (nee Epp) proudly announce the arrival of their firstborn, a daughter, Kimberly Anne, five pounds fourteen ounces, on September 24, 1973, at Royal Alexandra Hospital. W693X LAL Shori and Marlene proudly announce the arrival of their firstborn, a daughter, Manju, September 25, 1973, six pounds eleven and onehalf ounces, at 1:24 a.m., Edmonton General Hospital. U566W MOORE Tom and Nedine, nee Ewaschuk, are proud to announce the arrival of their first-born Karen Jane, Sunday, September 23, 1973. Weight seven pounds thirteen ounces.

Thanks to the staff of Edmonton General Hospital. V594W STRETCH West and Nonie (nee Nieman) take pleasure in announcing the birth of their son, Michael Wayne, September 24, 1973, weight nine pounds one quarter ounce, Calgary Foothills Hospital. A brother for Todd and Cathy. W694W WILLMOTT Gary and Stephanie are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Christopher Maurice, on September 1973. Weight 7 pounds.

W875W Engagements 20 FEDORAK CHRISTAL Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fedorak are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Jane, to Constable Donald Robert Christal, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mainwearing of Calgary. Wedding November 17, 1973. W695W SHARKEY SALAHUB Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sharkey are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlene Lila, to Dennis Terry son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Salahub, all of Edmonton. W696W STEER WILLIAMS Mr. G. A.

C. Steer wishes to announce the engagement of his daughter, Jeanne Veronica Anne, to Mr. Anthony John Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Williams of Calgary.

Wedding to take place December 21, 1973. W697A WALMSLEY BIEDERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walmsley, are pleased to announce the engagement of their fourth daughter, Carol Joy, to Mr. Wayde Charles Biederman, eldest son of Mr.

Arthur Biederman. Wedding to take place 7 p.m., November 9, 1973, Holy Trinity Church. W698X Marriages 25 CARTMELL HERMANSON Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hermanson of Buchanan, Saskatchewan, announce the marriage of their only daughter, Irene Sandra, to Joseph Allan Cartmell, eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Cartmell, Pouce Coupe. B.C. The wedding took place September 1973 at Gospel Centre, Pentecostal Church, Edmonton. W699W THE Journal publishes bridal pictures if received within three publishing days of the wedding date.

A three inch glossy black and white photograph should accompany the details of the wedding, honeymoon, etc. Please send information to Family Editor, The Edmonton Journal. AN349 CORRECTION WOOLCO AD. SEPT. 26, Page 91 Should have read "HOOVER DELUXE UPRIGHT" not HOOVER "2 SPEED" Deluxe Upright at 88.88 Brentwood model is available at 84.84 in a 2 speed We apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused WAR RESISTORS NOW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO OBTAIN LEGAL STATUS IN CANADA IMMIGRATION HAS CHANGED You have less than twenty days left to apply for landed immigrant status, After Oct.

15th you will net be able to apply for landed immigrant status from within Canada. YOU CAN BENEFIT Until October 15th the requirements and rules for obtaining landed immigrant status have been relaxed. To get landed only requires that you show that you have been here since November 30th. 1972 and that you have a lob or a job offer. Haung lived underground or having worked wall not be held agaital you.

IMMEDIATELY CONTACT: WHAT TO DO First obtain information from ALEXANDER ROSS SOCIETY and assistance us We are a TEL: 429-0870 War resistar aid group. Deaths 30 ANGEL, William Colin On September 18, 1973, Mr. William Colin Angel of Beaverlodge passed away at 64 years. He is survived by his wife Almina, daughter Jeanette, son, Michael of Winnipeg. Mr.

Angel was a member of the Legion, the Lions, Chamber of Commerce, Chair man of Beaverlodge Library Board, and an active member of the Canadian Nature Federation. Funeral services took place September 22 at 10:00 a.m. at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, in Beaverlodge. Father F.

Skaluba officiating with interment in Beaverlodge Cemeterv. Oliver Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements. W247W BOYCE, Helen On September 27, 1973, Mrs. Helen Boyce of Edmonton, age 69 years, passed away. She leaves two sons and six daughters, Sean and Peter Edmonton, Mrs.

G. (Pat) Garassino, Mrs. A. (Betty) Murray, Mrs. C.

(Sheilagh) Bacon, Toronto, Mrs. R. T. (Margot) McBride, Ruskin, B.C.; Miss Helen Boyce New York City; 40 grandchildren. In lieu of other tributes donations will be accepted for the Canadian Cancer Society (9907 108 Avenue).

Funeral Services Saturday 10 a.m. at St. Andrew's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Connelly-McKinley Ltd.

Phone 422- 2222. W842W BRADLEY, Richard Phillip On September 26, 1973, Mr. Richard Phillip Bradley of 11236 69th Street passed away at the age of 52 years. He is survived by his loving wife, Tillie; one son, Richard of Edmonton; two brothers, Irving and Bob Bradley, both of Vancouver; his loving mother and one sister, Mrs. Margaret Bradley and Mrs.

Fay Meir, both of Oshawa, Ontario. Funeral services will be held on Monday, October 1st at p.m. at Howard and McBride's Chapel with Reverend R. officiating. Interment in Westlawn Memorial Park in the field of Honor.

in lieu of other tributes memorials may be made to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Howard and McBride Funeral ices, Phone 422-1141. W830W CAMERON, James H. On September 26, 1973, James Cameron, age 65 years, passed away in hospital after a lenginy illness. He is survived by his loving wife; one daughter; TWO grandchildren; four sisters, and two brothers.

Jim donated his body to the Department of Anatomy, University of Alberta and by request there will be no memorial service. Friends who wish to do so may make a donation to the Can- DYKSTRA, Mr. Klaas (Andy) On September 27, 1973, Mr. Klaas (Andy) Dykstra of 10316 78 Street, passed away. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wite, Helen; one stepson, Terry and two sons, Andy and David; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Dykstra of Thunder Bay, Ontario; two sisters, Mrs. (Sylvia) Marion in Germany and Sonia of Thunder Bay. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 10:15 a.m.

at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Reverend James Josse will officiate and interment will take place in the Westlawn Memorial Park. Foster and McGarvey Limited, Funeral Directors. Wc39W FULTON, Warren On September 27, 1973, in hospital in Edmonton, Warren Rutherford Fulto of Alcomdale passed away at 85 years. He was predeceased by his wife, Orpha in 1966 and is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

E. (Orpha) Benson of Edmonton; two sons, Ward and Cameron of Alcomdale; 13 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Funeral services on Monday October 1st at 10 a.m. from Andrews-McLaughlin Chapel at 112 Street and Jasper Avenue. Interment will be at the family plot at the Busby Cemetery at 1 p.m.

AndrewsMcLaughlin Funeral Chapel (1904) Ltd. Phone 426-0116. W837W GAMBORSKI, Mike On September 27, of S1. Joseph's Hospital, formerly of Westlock, age 90 years. He is survived by one son, William of St.

Albert; one daughter, Mrs. Mary Mair of Edmonton; six grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral on Saturday, September 29, at 10 a.m. at the Westlock Greek Orthodox Church, with interment in the Westiock Cemetery. Westlock Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

W840 GILLIS, Reverend Francis Daniel On September 26, 1973, Reverend Francis Daniel Gillis of Edmonton, age 75 years, passed away. He leaves one sister, Miss Mary Gillis, Edmonton; and two nephews, August Grant, Antigonish, Nova Scotia and Francis Gillis, Framingham, Mass. Prayers Sunday 8 p.m. at St. Pius Church where funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m.

Most Reverend Joseph N. MacNeil will officiate. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Connelly-McKinley Ltd. Phone 422-2222.

W832W JACOBS, Mudge On September 27, 1973, David Wesley (Mudge) Jacobs of Tofield passed away at 86 years. Survived by his loving wife, Ida; two daughters, Mrs. Esther Anderson of Tofield, and Mrs. Ida Carey of Edmonton; one son, Thomas of Tofield; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services on Tuesday, October 2nd at 2:00 o'clock from Tofield United Church with Reverend Stanley Bessey officiating.

Interment at Tofield Cemetery. Andrews-McLaughlin Funeral Chapel (1964) Limited. Phone 426-0116. W838W MEDWED, William On September 26, 1973, Mr. William Medwed of Hardisty Nursing Home passed away aged 95 years.

Survived by four sons and three daughters, John and Ted of Edmonton, Steve cf St. Paul, Bill of Drayton Valley, Mrs. Annie Milofy and Mrs. Marie Jensen of Edmonton, Mrs. Allan (Stella) Harmer of Calgary; 17 grandchildren; predeceased by his wife, Donna in 1969.

Prayers Friday, September 28 at 9:15 p.m. at Park Memorial Chapel (9709 111 Avenue). Funeral services Saturday, September 29 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Barbara's Orthodox Cathedral (10105 96 Street), Right Reverend J.

Margitich officiating, with interment in Beechmount Cemetery. Park Memorial Limited, Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). 426-0050. W833W PALAMAR, Sylvester On September 27, 1973, Mr. Sylvester Palamar of 12234 127 Street passed away aged 70 years.

Survived by his sons, John of Edmonton, Anthony of loving wife, Anne of Edmonton; two Camrose; seven grandchildren. Prayers Friday, September 28 at 8:00 p.m. at Park Memorial Chapel (9709 111 Avenue). Requiem Mass Saturday, September 29 at 10:15 a.m. at St.

Josaphat's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral (10825 97. Street). Very Reverend G. Kowalsky will be the celebrant with interment in St. Michael's Cemetery.

Park Memorial Limited, Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). 426-0050. W834W SAGERT, Mrs. Lydia On September 27, 1973, Mrs. Lydia Sagert, formerly of 9605 75 Avenue, passed away age 77 years.

Funeral arrangements announced later. South Side Memorial Chapel, PattersonMittelstadt-Justik, Funeral Directors, 83 Avenue and 104 Street. Phone 433-8733. W836W TRUSWELL, Jill Michelle On September 27, 1973, Jill Michelle, beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Derek Truswell, 3619 118 Street, passed away age two months. Besides her parents, she is survived by her brother, Jon Christain, at home; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Truswell, Edmonton; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

D. A. Rasmussen, Wainwright, Alberta. Graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, October 1, at Mount Pleasant Cemetery with Reverend T.

Sawyer officiating. If so desired, memorials may be made to United Way of Edmonton, 303, 10182 103 Street, Edmonton. Hainstock and Son, Limited, 10541 81 Avenue, South Edmonton. W335W YOUNG, Frederick Leonard On September 19, 1973, Frederick Leonard Young of 10517 133 age 69 years passed away suddenly in Spain. He leaves his loving wife, Margaret: a brother-in-law Reverend W.

A. Reynolds, Red Deer; two brothers and four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Porter, Edmonton; George, Leonard, Ruth, and Ann, all in New Brunswick. Funeral services Tuesday 11 a.m. at St.

Joseph's Cathedral. Reverend W. A. Reynolds will officiate. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

No flowers please. Connel. -McKinley Ltd. Phone 422-2222. W831W Cards of Thanks 40 STEELE Our most sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, floral tributes, memorial donations and sympathy cards in the recent loss of our dear husband and father, David.

Special thanks to the Doctors and Staff of 1. C. Unit of General Hospital, Reverend H. Harke and Reverend A. B.

Simpson and the pallbearers. Jessie C. Steeie and family. W850W In Memoriams 45 BARNETT In loving memory of our son, Larry, who passed away, September 27, 1971. Gone dear Larry, gone forever, How we miss your smiling face, But you left us to remember, None on earih can take your place.

A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness, The world will never fill. Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom and Dad. W700 CANCILLA In loving memory of my father, Sar Cancilla, who passed away September 27, 1971. The things we feel most deeply, Are the hardest things to say; But dad, you know how much we loved you, In our own special way. Tnose years we shared together, The happy days we knew; Are lived again so often In loving memory of you.

Remembered al a Frank. Margaret and Donna Maria: W000W KLIPARCHUK In loving memory of my wife Helena, who passed away September 1971. Just when your life was brightest, Just when your years were best, You were called from this world of sorrow, To a home of eternal rest. Lovingly remembered by husband Peter. WC56W KLIPARCHUK In loving memory of Helena, who passed away September 28, 1971.

There is a link death cannot sever, Love and remembrance last forever. Rose Bill, John and Virgie, Larry and Alice. 701W KUSAL In loving memory of Stella, wife, mother and grandmother who passed away September 28, 1972. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world's weary troubles and trials are past, In silence she suffered, in -patience she bore, 'Til God called her home to suffer no more.

Lovingly remembered by Joseph, Rosie, Dave and family. W702W KUSAL In loving memory of our dear mother and grandma Stella who passed away September 1973. Always remembered by Mike, Annette, Deborah and Ivan. WC57W STEWART In loving memory of my dear mother, Jane, wno passed away September 28, 1957. Never will the one I love, From memory pass away; She was loving, honest, kind The Mother of the best.

How loved and miss her, No few words can express, My comfort knowing with God, she dwells in eternal rest. Fondly remembered, daughter Dorothy. W703W STEWART In loving memory of our dear mother, and grandmother, Jane, who passed away September 28, 1957. Sweet are the memories ever kept, Of one we loved and will never forget; So absent she is, so ever near Still loved, still missed and very dear. Lovingly remembered, daughter Janet and grandsons, Bill and Charles.

W704W L- YURCHUK In loving memory of our mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Violet, who passed away September 28, 1952. Quietly remembered everyday, Sadly missed along life's way. Just as you were, you will always be Treasured in our memory. Ever remembered by her sons, daughters and their families: W705W FREE BOOKLET To assist readers in preparing in Memoriam notices, The Journal has prepared a booklet of appropriate wordings. Call, write or phone for your copy.

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Free lettering. 1M439 Lost and Found 60 FOUND Lady's watch near City Hall, engraved. 488-4475. W170X FOUND Ski jacket (navy blue), at social held at University by the Nurses and Engineers on Friday, Sept. 21st.

467-8667. W590X LOST Sandy Fox Terrier, female, first week July, Strathearn, 87 Street 92B Avenue, rhinestones on collar. Please return. $20 reward. Refund upkeep.

466-1975. W779W LOST Glasses, bi-focals, plastic dark brown, 122 Street 104 Avenue. Please phone 455-1978. W780A LOST Tiny grey male toy Poodle, Sherbrooke area, reward. 455-1401.

W707X LOST Cockatiel bird, grey, about 8" long, very tame, answers to Reward. 422-8390. W509X LOST Gray and white male cat, Dovercourt, answers to child's pet. 455-6147. W822X LOST Black male American Cocker wearing red collar with metal tags, in Windsor Park area Thursday p.m.

Phone 439-3841. W841X LOST Small, white, male, West Highland Terrier dog, Glenora. 452- 7971. V736X LOST Cat, grey male, gold collar, no front claws. 113 St.

79 Ave. 436- 3207 evgs. U695A LOST Small tan part Chihuahua dog "Skippy," vicinity Ottewell district. 466-6950 after 5. 0657C LOST Small ginger colored Corgitype Terrier, white bushy tail, Saskatoon tag 4530, lost in southeast Edmonton.

Phone 454-5884. U222W LOST Airway bag with contents, between Edmonton and Athabasca Highway 2. Reward offered. Phone Scottsbluff, Nebraska, 1-308-635-1948. UC57X LOST German Shepherd pup, months old, vicinity of 124 Ave.

76 St. 479-1663, 474-5914. T464B LOST Change purse, six $20s, one $5, three $15. Small reward offered. 454-8012.

T062B LOST Black Lab mixture. pup, female, 7 months old, white paw, answers to friendly. Reward. 439-3428. T766B LOST One shower cabinet base, complete, between Edmonton and Alberta Beach.

Phone 455-1156. Q302W LOST Blue-cream part Persian neutered female, cream patch on chest. 3 years old. Reward. 422-8724.

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