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JOURNAL, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1970 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiii.iiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL I Announcements I Biafra aid problem overstated: Ottawa The spokesman added quickly that "this doesn't mean that we THE EDMONTON Police arrest 'kidnapped' minister WINNIPEG (CP) Rev. Donald Eldon Mirams, 27-year-old Thunder Bay minister sought by police since he disap peared Jan. 3, turned up in Winnipeg Monday night and was taken into custody by police. In Thunder Bay, Police Chief Onni Hartv said later in an in terview Winnipeg police have charged Mr.

Mimms with public mischief. Thunder Bay police said earlier two ransom notes demanding $10,000 had been received since his disappearance. Mimms had not been heard from since Saturday night, Jan. 3, when he went to his church to prepare his Sunday sermon. Police said a note setting out instructions on how to pay ran-snn) money was later mailed to the.

minister's wife, but an attempt to carry out the instructions was unsuccessful. Mimms moved to Thunder Bay from Kansas in the summer of 1968. He was a worker at the Thunder Bay drop-in centre. 30 gerian army has shown a willingness to co-operate fully with local relief agencies in moving food into the region. STOCKPILES AVAILABLE In the Commons, External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp also revealed that officials of Canairelief have promised that food stockpiles on the island of Sao Tome will also be made available for immediate distribution in the war zone.

According to Canadian offi cials, the immediate difficulty is one of organizing transportation and distribution systems as quickly as possible to make the food available where it is needed. The replacement of supplies by an air lift may become an acute probiem later, but this is not of immediate concern. This is one reason why the government has not been able immediately to announce the form of aid program that will be undertaken. "There's no point in flying in all kinds of stuff when we have no knowledge of what's needed," an external affairs department spokesman said. "All that would do would be to create still more trouble." O'lL AND GAS CONSERVATION BOARD PROCEEDING NO.

4865 NOTICE OF HEARING consider doing nothing to be the master plan for solving this." Mr. Sharp stressed this aspect of relief operations in a state ment to the Commons Mondav He said Canada has already been in touch with Nigeria and other governments concerned with relief activities in an effort to co-ordinate all action. The minister expressed the hope that land supply routes into the war zone can be quickly opened, and said the Canadian high commission has advised the Lagos government of Canada continued willingness to mount an air drop operation using Hercules transports to supdIv more remote areas. He also said that Canada is sending a small group of ex perts in relief, transportation, and other operations to Lagos to assist in the aid program. Nigerian officials in charge of the massive rehabilitation pro gram said 800 tons of food were sent to the worst affected areas this morning.

Nigerian Red Cross workers said every effort was being made to line up much needed extra transportation to ferry more. refused entry when they tried to land in Lagos Monday. A Royal Air Force Hercules, standing by since Monday to fly ten tons of medical supplies to Lagos, had to be unloaded today when the Nigerian government said a military aircraft wasn't welcome at this time. The supplies were being reloaded aboard a civilian charter plane and some of the load was being changed to con- fh wiJrian TioA Poqs ULTIMATE RESERVES MODIFIERS PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY TAKE NOTICE that the Oil and Gas hearing at the Court House, Calgary, Alberta, on Monday, i-eoruary nv. at the hour of 9:00 a.m..

in accordance with its letter to all operators dated Decmber 11, 1969, for the purpose of having a bona fide interest resoecting (a) the ultimate reserves at December 31, 1969, of each crude oil pool hereinafter listed, (b) the recovery factor modifier at December 31, 1969, for each enhanced recovery mechanism in those pools subect to more than one recovery mechanism. Formation Pool Viking Provost Viking Pool Provost Viking Pool (RFM Submission) Britain faces backlash from Biafra, Nigeria 15 NEILSON Happy New Year everyone from Paul Frank, seven pounds thirteen ounces, born 4:53 a.m. January 9, 1970. General Hospital. Pleased family, John, Frances and Michelle.

J321K SANDERS Hugh and Marg (nee Layton) are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Elizabeth Louise, on January 4, 1970, weigh: seven pounds twelve ounces. I123J ZINGLE Lawrence and Marcelle (nee McBain) are pleased to announce tha arrival of a baby girl, Maria Rene, at the Kelowna General Hospital on December 28, 1969. Weight eight pounds, seven ounces. A sister for Laurie. J099J A SOUVENIR Baby Book is given free to each family announcing a new arrival in the Births column.

Announcements 10c per word, minimum charge S2.00. Engagements 20 ABEL-CHERNIWCH AN Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Abel of Edmonton are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Lydia, to Ron Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Cher-niweban. J326J GE RES-CON NAUTON Mr. and Mrs. R. V.

Geres of St. Albert announce the engagement of rhetr daughter Diane Hsather, to Mr. William Connauton, son of Mr. and Mr. Connauton of Edmonton, formerly of St.

Albert. Wedding to take place May 1, 1970. J102J PRICE-FERGUSON Mr. and Mrs. Earl Price are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Edith Lorreta, to Graham Douglas Ferguson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Ferguson. Wedding to take place 2:30 p.m. January 31, 1970, at St. An drew's Roman Catholic Church.

J328J PECK-MEHMEL Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Peck of Lake Isle are pleased to announce the eng-aaement of their dauqbter.

Laurel Eveivn Ruth, to Constable Terry Mehmel, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mehmel of Montreal. Wedding will take place In August.

J327J SMITH-RUDNISKY Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Invermere, British Columbia, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Christine Mary, to Euqene Jerry Rud-nisky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rudnisky of Tborhild, Alberta.

The wedding will take place June 6, 1970. J324J THIESSEN-PLAMBECK Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thiessen of Tofield are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Olga, to Dr. James A.

Plarnbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plambeck of Arlington Heights, Illinois.

J325K Marriages 25 WAIDMAN-BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Bride of Edmonton, are pleased to announce the marriace of their elder daughter, Linda Marie, to Allen George Waidman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Waidman of Fort Mc-Murray. The wedding took place in Edmonton, January 2, 1970. J329J SORENSON-KALLAL Mr. and Mrs Charles F.

Kal.al of Edmonton (for- me-ly Tofie'd) are pleased to an nounce the marriage of their dauoh- ter, Linda Anne, to Paul Gordon So-renson, son of Chester and the late Mrs. Sorenson of Stettier. The wedding took place January 10, In As sumption Parish Church. Father Bonner performed the wedding ceremony, assisted by Father Purceli. J939J Deaths 3C BRAUNT On January 12, Mr.

Alfred Braunt, 10505 81 Avenue, age 76 years. He Is survived by his wife, Mabel; two sons, Arthur and Richard and daughter, Mrs. Jessie Driol, all of Edmonton, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Zahn, Stony Plain, and Mrs. Agusta Litke, British Columbia.

He was predeceased by a son, Lance Corporal John Allen Braunt, In 1945. Services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Hainstock's chapel witn captain b. Tennant Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Memorials gratefully accepted to Canadian Cancer Society.

Hainstock and Son, Limited. J446J DOWSE On January 12, 1970, Mrs. Mary Prlscilla Dowse of 10963 1 30 Street passed away. She leaves to mourn her loss, one son, Harry Jackson of Edmonton; two daughters, Mrs. John (Pearl) Wlllock of Victoria, British Columbia, and Mrs.

Frank (Gladys) De Ford of Trenton, Ontario; five grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Gordon (Pearl) Alexander of White Rock, British Columbia; and one brother, Wallace Burchill of Vancouver, British Columbia. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Reverend Canon A.

E. Thain will officiate and interment will take place in the Evergreen Memorial Gardens. Foster and McGarvey Limited. Funeral Directors. J452J DUSHENSKI On January 11, Mr.

Alex Dushenskl of Willingdon, Al- hprta. naccori atat ana4 71 uaa Births Trlasslc Rundle Pekisko NISktl D-2 Leduc D-3 Kaybob South Trlasslc A Pool Sturgeon Lake South Trlassic A Pool Harmattan East Rundla Pool Sylvan Lake Peklsko Pool Allx D-2 Pool Drumheller D-2B Pool Haynes D-2A Pool Eaglesham D-3A Pool Fenn D-3F Pool Leduc-Woodbend D-3B Pool Morinville D-3B Pool Larne Keg River Pool Rainbow Keg River A Pool Rainbow Keg River Pool Rainbow Keg River Pool Rainbow South Keg River Pool By DON McGILLIVRAY Southam News Services LONDON A backlash against Britain seems to be coming from both the victorious federal Nigerians and the defeated Biafrans. While expatriate Biafrans in Britain were reported to have roughed up British reporters, the federal government in Lagos expelled the defence adviser to the British High Commission following publication Notice Board ALBERTA Geoaraohjcel Society, Janu ary 14. me piece or beogra-pnv in Social Studies Education; a presenta tion of the professional point of view. The panelists are Dr.

Ivor Dent, Dr. Evelyn Moore and Mr. Meryn Pedde. JJBUJ Births 15 BLAKE Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ken neth A. Blake, a daughter, Jean Pier retts, six pounds eight ounces, on January 3, 1970, at University of Alberta Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs. R- Bibby, all of Edmonton. J323J FOPBES Hugh and Margaret are happy to announce the birth of their first born, a son, Scott Hugh Daniel, weight seven pounds ten ounces, on January 9.

1'70, at the General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Irene and Scotty cusator. J3ZZJ KOWALSKI Walter and Delorraine, are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Tara Lee Ann pvpn oounds nine ounces. January a 1970. M24J MANN John and Gail are pleased to announce The arrival of Kevin John, January A brother for Crys tal Dawn, (insured) J320J 'Clark had Saturday committed' Education Minister Robert Clark's controversial absence from the Alberta Teachers' As sociation emergency meeting Saturday was defended today by his executive assistant, John Barr.

Mr. Barr, meeting criticisms from some of the 450 ATA dele gates, said the minister "has had an open-door policy toward educators which will stand com parison with any in this coun try." He said rewriting of the School Act, and educational fi nancing matters, leading con cerns of Saturday's meeting, have already been discussed privately by Mr. Clark, the ATA executive, and the Alberta School Trustees' Association, Mr. Barr said Mr. Clark since November had committed last Saturday to attending a "brainstorming session" of Socred cabinet ministers and organiza- tional officials at a lodge near He noted that Mr.

Clark was represented at the ATA meet ing by Deputy Education Min ister Dr. T. C. Byrne, and Bryant Stringham, chairman of the committee for rewriting the School Act. Military historian dies at 73 OTTAWA (CP) William Boss, 78, retired Cana dian army historian and former secretary of the Ottawa Home-builders Association, died here today after a brief illness.

He shared in the production of the official history of Canadian participation in the First World War, and in retirement wrote regimental histories of the Stor- mont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, and the Lanark and Renfrew Scottish regiment. He and Mrs. Boss, the former Marcelle Ramaut of Lille, France, would have observed their 56th wedding anniversary Wednesday. He also, is survived by three sons: Bill, former reporter for The Canadian Press and now public relations director for the University of Ottawa; Ray, personnel officer with national health and welfare; and Dr. Mark Boss of Brockville, Ont.

Boss was born in Bur-ton-on-Trent, England. The funeral will be held Fri day from St. Vincent's Church, Ottawa. By GORDON PAPE Southam News Services OTTAWA The Canadian government has been advised by its representatives in Nigeria that the relief problem in the Biafran war zone may not be as acute as is generally believed. A dispatch from the Canadian high commission in Lagos received by the department of external affairs Monday indicates that massive shipments of emergency aid from the outside world are not the most urgent requirement at the moment.

The high commission reports that large food stockpiles are already present in federally-con trolled areas in the immediate vicinity of the war zone, the dispatch also notes that federal government forces now control the roads into the secessionist region and states that the Ni- RECOVERY FACTOR. Conservation Board will hold a public hearing representations from persons following list Mitsue Gifwood A Pool Nipisi Gilwood A Pool Pembina Cardium Pool Pembina Keystone Belly River Pool Provost Viking Pool Rainbow I.S. No. 1 Poo! Rainbow Keg River I Pool Rainbow Keg River A A Pool Rainbow Keg River EEE Pool Rainbow South Keg River A Pool Rainbow South Keg River Pool Redwater D-3 Pool Simonette D-3 Pool Snipe Lake Beaverhill Lake Pool Sturgeon Lake D-3 Pool Sturgeon Lake South D-3 Pool Sundre Rundle A Pool Swan Hills Beaverhill Lake A and Pools Swan Hills Beaverhill Lake Pool Swan Hills South Beaverhill Lake A and Pools Tehze Keg River A Pool Virginia Hills Beaverhill Lake Pool West Drumheller D-2A Pool Westerose D-3 Pool Willesden Green Cardium A Pool Wizard Lake D-3 Pool Keg River Keg River here of a report cnticai ot tneforrn t0 specific supplies re nri-w T.lnvr? a rsnrrtrr fnriDeVOn Viroo Keg River Pool Virgo Keg River Pool Virgo Keg River AA Pool Virgo Keg River JJ Pool Virgo Keg River MM Pool Zama Keq River VV Pool Zama Keg River FFF Pool Zama Keg River M2M Pool Zama Keg River N2N Pool Group One Virgo Keg River Pool Virgo Keg River Pool Virgo Keg River OO Pool Virgo Keg River DDD Pool Group Three Zama Keg River HH Pool Zama Keg River TT Pool Zama Keg River LLL Pool Zama Keg River W2W Pool Zama Keg River B3B Pool Group Five Zama Keg River YY Pool Zama Keg River G2G Pool Zama Keg River X2X Pool Interference groups as set out In the above mentioned December 11, 1969 letter. Submissions concerning the ultimate reserves and the recovery factor modifiers of a pool shall be filed separate documents.

Submissions on pools In each of the Interference groups may be filed as one document. Ten copies of each submission shall be filed with the Board on or before January 20, 1970, and may be seen after January 26, 1970, at the offices of the Board, 6C3-6 Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta. Any person wishing to file a submission In response to a submission filed In accordance with the last preceding paragraph shall file ten copies of the response with the Board and two copies with the person making the submission, on or before February 11, 1970. Each submission shall Include completed copies of the Board's data summary form, 0-34(3)-l-65, for the pool as a whole, and for each portion of the pool subject to a particular recovery mechanism. The Board asks that the data summary forms be obtained from Its offices at the above address.

Representations shall be confined to data available to December 31, 1969, and the Board Orders subsisting January 1, 1970, shall be used to define the pools to be considered. In addition the Board will consider submissions respecting estimates of productive capacity, as requested in its letter to all operators dated December 30 ETTER On January 9, Mrs. Anne Mildred Etter, Victoria, B.C. age 81 years passed away. Sne leaves out daugnter, Mrs.

G. I. (Gravel BUi Victoria; seven grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral services 10 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Joseph's Cathedral, interment St. Joachim's Cemetery. Connei-ly-Mckinley Limited. Phone 422-2222. Mi GILL On January 12, 1970 Mrs.

Irene Pearl Gill, beloved wife of Charles Kitchener Gill of Suite 3D, 13120 125 Street, passed away. She leaves to mourn her loss, besides her loving husband; one son, Eldon of High Level; two daughters, Mrs. B. (Marjorie) Zibert of Columbia and Mrs. T.

H. (Ar-lene) Grue of Edmonton; five grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Violet Kehoe of Edmonton and Mrs. Dorothy Odegard of Camrose, Alberta. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.

at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Reverend E. Walvatne will officiate and interment will take place in the Edmonton Cemetery. Foster and McGarvey. Funeral Directors.

J451J KEEN On January 11, 1970, Mr. James Edward Keen, of 11409 73 Street, passed away. He leaves his loving wife, Phyllis; his mother, Mrs. Daisy Keen; three brothers, Harry and Albert, Edmonton, and Roy in vidriuidrn, untario; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Innes, Edmonton; and Mrs.

Daisy Nordlina. Dawson Citv. Y.T. The funeral service will be held In the Roy and Owen, Chapel of Chimes, on Wednesday, January 14, at 10:00 a.m., witn Keverena u. pratt officiating, and cremation will follow.

If de- sired, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 11330 Jasper Avenue. Chapel of Chimes, Roy and Owen, Funeral Directors. Phone 4M-44. J443J LEE On January 11, 1970, Mr. Den-zil McLean Lee, of 13607 Stony Plain Road, passed away.

He leaves to mourn his loss, besides his loving wife Marguerite; one son, Robert Lester of Edmonton; one daughter, Mrs. N. (Mary-Ann) Abramski of Edmonton; and one granddaughter, Lee-Ann Abramski of Edmonton. Private funeral services will be held on Wednesday, at 10:30 a.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel.

Reverend W. Batty will officiate and cremation will follow. In lieu of other tributes, donations may be made to the organization of the donor's choice. Mr. Lee was a member of the Saskatchewan No.

92 A.F. A.M. North Star No. 13 R. A.M.

Foster and McGarvey Limited, Funeral Directors. J454J LISTER Passed away January 9, 1970, Robina Jane, widow of Murray H. Lister of 1375 N'lcola. Survived by one son. Air Vice Marshall Murray D.

Lister of Picton, Ontario, a daughter Mrs. R. Grant (Mary) Donegani, Vancouver, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren and predeceased by a daugher Mrs. Watson (Marqaret) Hunter in 1961, one nephew Robin J. Crobett, Denver, Colorado.

Funeral service will be Tuesday January 13, one p.m. in St. Anselm's Church, University Boulevard. Van couver. Reverend Desmond Kimmitt officiating.

Remains forwarded lo Howard McBride Funeral Directors Edmonton for interment Thursday January 15, at 11 a.m. in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Edmonton. Simmons and McBride Funeral Directors. J104J LYPKA On January 11, Mr.

Andrew Lypka of Vegreville, Alberta, passed away aged 77 years. Survived by his loving wife, Lekeria of Vegreville; one son, one daughter, Martin and Mrs. (Martha) Edward Kott. both of Calgary and five prandchil- oren. Prayers Tuesday, Jan 13, at :00 p.m.

at Park Memorial Chapel Vegre- vme, Aioerra. runerai weonesoay, January 14, at 10:00 a.m. at St. John the Baptist Russo Greek Orthodox Lnurcn at vegreville. Very Reverend B.

Grigorl officiating with Interment in Kiversiae cemetery, uonations to Vegreville School for the Retarded would be greatly appreciated. Park Memorial Limited. Funeral Adminis trators and Directors (The Chapel on tne J447J NICHOLAS On January 12, 1970, Mr. Arthur John Nicholas, of 4283 West loth Avenue, Vancouver, passed away at the age of 88 years. He leaves to mourn his loss his lov-tng wife, Jeannie; two daughters.

Mrs. Gwen Skelley of Edmonton, Al berta, Mrs. Grace Ballard of Calaarv. Alberta; and two sons, Arthur of Se attle, Washington, and Alfred of Winnipeg, Manitoba; and five grandchil dren, Mrs. Barbara Boyd and Patrl- cia Ballard of Calgary, Alan Skelley or fcamonron, Anmony Nicholas, Seat- tie, Washington and David Nicholas of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Also in mourning are Ms three stepchildren, Mrs. Donald (Elizabeth) Mcintosh, of Vancouver, B.C., Mr. Harry Skelley or wnne rock, B.C. and Mr. Alan Skelley, Edmonton, Alberta.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, at 3 p.m., at Nunn and Thompson Funeral Home In Vancou ver. Mr. Nicholas was a life member of No. 23 Britannia Lodge A.F. A.M.

at Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. 450 Maria, beloved wife of Mr. Gott fried Rollof Sherwood Park, age 78 years, oesiaes ner nusoano, she is survived bv five sons. Herbert Schiewe, Vancouver, Samuel Schiewe, Edmonton, Fredrick Schiewe, South Edmonton, Albert Schiewe, Edmonton and Rueben Rollof, South Edmonton; five daughters, Mrs. Walter (Alvina) Kneller, Roily View, Alberta, Mrs.

William (Laura) Rea, Edmonton, Mrs. John (Helen) Thompson, Mission City, Mrs. Ed (Rosalie) Le-gace, Grande Prairie and Mrs. James (Alice) Barr, Vermilion, Alberta; 34 grandchildren, nine great-grandchil- oreii; oroTner, raui uesier, ana sister, Mrs. John (Tillle) Oswald, both of Edmonton.

Funeral service will be held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, Heimthal, with Reverend A. C. Bablitz officiating Interment in St.

John's Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials may be made to charity of donor's choice. Hainstock and Son, Limited. J444J ROUSSEAU On January 10th, Ephren Joseph Rousseau, Morinville, passed away aged 74 years He leaves his wife, Maria; two sons, Roger and Jacques, Morinville; one step-son, Alex Montpellier, Morinville; three daughters, Sister Jeannette Rousseau. F.

Vimy; Mrs. Leo (Gertrude) Charest, Edmonton; Mrs. Real (Pauline) Bachand, Edmonton; 21 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren; one brother, Gerard, Morinville; four sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Beatrice) Riopel, Picardville; Mrs. Douglas (Angela) Gauthier, Ponoka, Mrs.

Armand (Bernadette) Riopel, St. Albert; Mrs. Harvey (Berthe) Bazi-nef, Edmonton. Prayers, Tuesday, 8 p.m at St. Jean Baptiste Church, Morinville where funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., interment in the Church Cemetery.

Con-nelly-McKinley Limited. Phone JUiJ VINES On January 12, 1970, Mr. tawara (led) George Vines of 10711 135 Street, passed away aged 67 years. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife, Mrs. Katherine Vines; one daughter, Miss Lynda Vines, at home; one brother, Arthur, Bowden, Alberta; two sisters and two brothers, London, England.

The funeral service will be held In the Roy and Owen, Chapel of Chimes, on Wednesday, January 14, at 1:00 p.m., with Reverend W. Burgess officiating, and interment In Edmonton Cemetery. Chapel of Chimes, Roy and Owen, Funeral Directors. Phone 424-7474. J442J Clhc'EirmoTifon 3cmntfti Dflily by carrier 50 cents net-week.

Dai'y by mail in Alberta (including Edmonton), Peace River Northwest Territories and Yukon S30 per year; other provinces in Canada. U.S.A., Brit sh Isles. CAPO 8. Australia S40 tier year, other countries $70 per year. Daily averaqe net paid circulation of The Edmonton Journal, as Mied with the Audit Bureau of Circulation, subject to audit for six months ending 1 Cf 1 5A March 31, 1969 I I OU Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Deaths 30 WOYTKIW On January 10, Mrs.

Michalina Woytkiw of Mundare, Alberta, passed away aged 62 years. Survived by one son. Waiter Joe of Mundare; one brother and two sisters. She was predeceased by her husband, Michael, in June, 1956. Prayers Tuesday January 13, 8:00 p.m at St.

Mary's Roman Cath-olic Church, Mundare, Alberta. Requiem Mass Wednesday, January 14, at 10:30 a.m. at St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Mundare. Reverend T. Ratai will be the celebrant with Interment in Church Cemetery.

Park Memorial Limited. Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). J448J WUERC On January 11, 19707 Samuel Wuerch. late of 10723 64 Avenue, passed away at 79 years. Survived by his loving wife Hanna; one son and daughter-in-law Leroy and Esther; four grandchildren, Sharon, Norman, Fern and Carol; one great-granddaughter, Donna; four brothers, Adolph of St.

Owens, Manitoba, Rein-hold in Russia, Bill of Essex, Ontario, and Otto in Winnipeg; four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Short of Vancouver, Mrs. W. (Emma) Wuerch of Los Angeles. Mrs.

A. (Lily) Arndt and Mrs. J. (Elsie) Home, both of Funeral services on Wednesday, January 14th, at 2 o'clock from Mc-Kernan Baptist Church at 76 Avenue and 111 Street with Reverend F. Pahl assisted by Doctor E.

P. Wahl officiating. Interment at Mount Pleasant cemetery. Andrews-McLaughlin Funeral Chapel (1964) Limited. Phone 482-1561.

J453J Cards of Thanks 40 CHIZ We wish to express our deepest thanks to all our friends and relatives for their kind messages of sympathy, flowers, and contributions received, during our recent bereave-msnt in the loss of our beloved husband and father. Special thanks to Reverend Douglas Pratt, the pallbearers, and Foster and McGarvey. Mrs. Margaret Chlz and family. J330J DIDUCK We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and relatives for their kind messages of sympathy, flowers and contributions received during our recent bereavement in our loss of our beloved husband and father.

Special thanks to B. Shihurowych, the pallbearers and Park Memorial. Katherine Diduck and family. J33U ELASCHUK We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to friends, relatives, and neighbours for their kindness during our recent bereavement In the loss of our father. Special thanks to very Rev.

D. Luch-ak. Special thanks to the nurses in Station 4A, General Hospital, and special thanks to our family, Dr. W. A.

Shandro and to Park Memorial Funeral Administrators. Elaschuk family. J908J In Memoriams 45 BUNKALL In loving memory of our uer nusDano ano taTner, Alfred Bun-kali, who passed away January 13, 1968. "Life's greatest gift remembrance." Ever remembered and sadly missed by his wife Adelaide and fami J907J HAUSER In loving memory of our daughter Phyllis who passed away January ij, IV44. Sadiy missed by parents Mr.

ar.d Mrs. H. J. Armstrong. J905J HART In loving memory of George who passed away January 13, 1969.

It takes only a little space to say How much we miss you. But it will take the rest of our lives To forget the day we lost you. You little thought when you left your home You would return no more The shock that we received that day We still remember well. Our hearts still ache with sadness Our secret tears stili flow For what lit meant to lose you No one will ever know. Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Pat, Isabella and Art.

J906J MENDUK In loving memory of my dear son, Tommy, who passed away January 13, 1967. In my heart your memory lingers. Always tender, fond and true; There is not a day, dear Tommy, That I do not think of you. Ever remembered, loved, sadly missed by Mom. J949J SAFRANKA In memory of beloved wife and mother, Elizabeth, who passed away January 13, 1968.

Memories are like threads of gold, They never tarnish, nor grow old. Ev-r remembered by her husband, George, sons and daughters and grandchildren. J333J YENCHIK (Shupak) In loving memory of mother and grandmother, Anna, who passed away January 13, 1969. Her weary hours and days of pain. Her troubled nights are past; And in our hearts we know, She found sweet rest at last.

Only those who have lost someone, Can really know the empty feeling In one's arts. The thought, why did she go? Ever remembered by Arthur, Vickl and Kathy Martyn. FREE BOOKLET To assist readers in preparing In Memoriam notices, The Journal has prepared a booklet -of appropriate wordings. Call, write oi phone for your copy. Monuments, Cemeteries 55 WESTLAWN Memorial Cemetery and Edmonton Crematorium.

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December 22. Reward, Ph. Devon 447 3258 evqs. Collect E185K More Readers More Results For Quick Action Use Journal Classified Deaths laii army. Two British reporters were FOR SALE Bids will be received In the office of the undersigned.

Floor 20 CN Tower, Edmonton 15, Alberta, up to p.i. M.S.T., Thursday, January 29, 1970, on the undernofed: 8 Steel tankers, Insulated, 2900 Imperial gallon capacity, single compart ment, 2 battles, steam neaimg con, i Inch Internal, steam discharge valve, Fruehauf model TEH-F2-R, S-N DXJ668101 to S-N DXJ668108 Inclusive. The above equipment, located at the CN Piqqyback Yard, 127th Avenue, east of 97th Street. Edmonton, is offered for sale on an as is, where is basis. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted R.

E. Bolander Purchasing Agent Canadian National. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Chief, Financial and Administrative Services, Department of Public Works of Canada, 10225 100 Avenue, EDMONTON, Alberta and endorsed "ALTERATIONS, FEDERAL BUILDING, DRUMHELLER, Alberta." will be received until 11:30 A.M. (MST) FEBRUARY 5, 1970. Tender documents can be obtained on deposit of S25.00 In the form of a CERTIFIED BANK CHEQUE made payable to the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA through the following of-fices of Department of Public Works of Canada: 1C225 100th Avenue, EDMONTON, Alberta; 400 Customs Building, nth Ave.

1st Street, S.E., CALGARY, Alberta; and may be seen at the Construction Association Offices in Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton and Drumheller, Alberta. The deposit will be released on return of the documents in good condition within one month from the date of tender opening. To be considered, each tender must be submitted on the forms supplied by the Department and must be accompanied by the security specified In the tender documents. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G.

Ian Cameron, Chief, Financial and Admfnistrative Services. the Times of London, wrote today that he had been at tacked by "a burly, bearded Biafran in a dufflecoat who ref used to identify himself" when the reporter called at the head quarters of the Biafran union here, "He ran down the stone steps after me and banged me into the wall" with a vigorous blow to to the face," wrote Lloyd. "Two other Biafrans followed him and I was unceremoniously thrust into the The building was posted with a notice: This premises is now out of bounds to non-nationals of Biafra." Angry Biafrans were reported to have shouted at journalists: "Please go away and leave us alone. Former editor dies, 89 KILLARNEY, Man. (CP) Vance G.

Dafoe, former managing editor and comptroller of the Free Press, has died in this community 45 miles southeast of Brandon. He was 89. Mr. Dafoe, younger brother of J. W.

Dafoe, the former editor in chief of the newspaper, joined the Free Press in 1901 and worked as news executive and managing editor. At the time of his retirement in 1944 he was comptroller. Mr. Dafoe was born in Cum-bermere, Ont. and moved with his parents to Killarney in 1887.

He lived there the last 11 years. A funeral service is to be held Thursday. ii. tor eacn cruae on pool in the Acheson D-3A Pool Bellshill Lake Blairmore Pool Bonnie Glen D-3A Pool Carson Creek North Beaverhill Lake A Pool Carson Creek North Beaverhill Lake Pool Cllve D-2 A Pool Clive D-3A Pool Excelsior D-2 Pool Fenn-BIg Valley D-2A Pool GHby Jurassic Pool Golden Spike D-3A Pool Goose River Beaverhill Lake A Pool Harmattan East Rundle Pool Harmattan Eikton Rundle Pool Hussar Giauconific A Pool Innisfail D-3 Pool Joarcam Viking Pool Joffre D-2 Pool Judy Creek Beaverhill Lake A Pool Judy Creek Beaverhill Lake Pool Kaybob Beaverhill Lake A Pool Kaybob South Triassic A Pool Leduc-Woodbend D-2A Pool Leduc-Woodbend D-3A Pool Medicine River Jurraslc Pool Medicine River Jurrasic Pool Survived by his loving wife, 12' Mar tha ine of Willingdon; two sons, two daughters, Dr. William of Calgary, Dr.

Lad of Edmonton, Mrs. (Helen) Victor Yardley of Prince George, B.C., Mrs. (Stephanie) John Hrynew of St. Albert, four grandchildren; three brothers, two sisters, Steve, Peter and Nick of Willingdon, Mrs. (Kate) Alex Lukian of Hairy Hill, Mrs.

(Mary) Humphrey Gordy of Peace River. Prayers Wednesday, January 14, at 8:00 p.m. at Park Memorial Chapel, Vegreville, Alberta. Funeral Thursday, January 15, at 10:00 a.m. at Ukrainian Orthodox Church at Willingdon, Alberta.

Reverend O. Olek-shy officiating with interment In Riverside Cemetery, Vegreville. Park Memorial Limited Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). J449J Ten copies of each productive capacity submission shall be filed with the Board on or before February 16, 1970, and a copy may be seen after February 18, 1970 at the offices of the Board. Notwithstanding section 1620 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Reoulatlons, any person who registers at the hearing, whether or not he has filed a submission or response, may examine witnesses at the hearing.

DATED at the City of Calgary, in the Province of Alberta, this 9th day of January, A.D. 1970. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION BOARD N. A. Macleod Board Solicitor P-2 P-l Tnnri nn nriffMli I M3 RCl T0 BYLAW 3480 4 -jv I i i tZt n-mrim aiiMTtfwie, ntg-ii iih tn-m rri PUBLIC NOTICE 1 The purpose of proposed By aw No.

3480 Is to amend Bylaw No. 2135, The Zoning Bylaw, by deleting from zoning a lot on the east side of 66m street between the Fort Road and 129th Avenue, now zoned RC-1 RESIDENTIAL CONVERSION DISTRICT and shown on the above sketch plan attached to and forming part of the proposed bylaw, so such land may be classified as C-3 GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT under No. 2624, the Development Control Bylaw. 2. A cony of the proposed bylaw may be inspected by the public durinq t.usmss hours at the office-, of the City Clerk, 2nd Floor, City Hall, Eomorton, Alberta.

1. At its rneetintj on Monday, January 1970, at P.M. or so soon thereafter as may be convenient, in the Council Chamber. 2nd Poor. City Hall, the City Council will hold a public hearinq on the ornoosed bylaw.

4. A copy of this notice, including the sketch plan, is belnq mailed to wh assessed owni-r of property within 200 feet of the land which it Is proposed to delete. THE CITY OF EDMONTON W. Roy Dickinson, CITY CLERK. rr.