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I I I the the 3 3 -THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23,. 1850 Stolen Slabs Are Traced By Painstaking Policeman months later, half of his slabs were gone. From information given by neighbors, he went to Pidsadowski. who denied taking the slabs. a Rains then went to the R.C.M.P.

detachment at Westlock and report- ed the matter. Const. Ritchie Allan of the R.C.M.P, said he investigated, and found some of Rains' lumber matched some of the slabs found on Pidsadowski's farm. Const. Allan said he collected 41 pieces of board from an took them to Pidsadowski's farm.

It was found two of the slabs fitted Rains' boards perfectly. Evenly the saw cuts and the grain matched, he said. Defence Counsel Guy Patterson maintained the sawyers could have thrown Pidsadowski's slabs on Rains' slab pile by mistake. Rains admitted that Pidsadowski cut logs on the same land 1 and had them sawed at the same mill. Mr.

Rains said the slabs were worth $40, but Mr. Patterson figured it out to about $8. Chief Justice O'Connor ordered Pidsadowski to pay $24 compensation. Rescuers Reach Wrecked Plane RIVERSIDE, (AP) A rescue crew Wednesday reached the burned wreckage of a two-engine marine training plane that crashed 4,500 feet up Santiago peak in the Santa Ana mountains last Saturday, killing its four occupants. The plane became lost in fog while on an instrument training flight.

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E. Balfour, director of school administration. Interest rates were below four percent and in all instances sold at a premium. Bond issues are: Barrhead S.D.. $32.250, 15-year percent at a price of 100.913, being 3.62 percent net.

Sturgeon S.D., $30.000 10-year percent, debentures at 100.08. net 3.49. Wheatland S.D.. $97.500 20-year at 100.03, net 3.5. Ponoka S.D.

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$160,000 15-year and four percent, at 100.54, net 3.69 and 3.9. Opposition Head Jailed By Peron BUENOS AIRES. (AP) Ricardo Balbin, opposition leader in the Argentina congress, was sentenced to five imprisonment Wednesday for calling President Juan D. Peron a "dictator and No. 1 criminal." Balbin, 46, has been the most widely mentioned radical party candidate for president in the 1952 elections.

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E. Lazerte told the Metropolitan United Church Men's Club at their monthly dinner meeting Wednesday evening. Lazerte was speaking on Its Aims and Accomplish Dean of the faculty of education at the University of Alberta until his recent retirement, Dr. Lazerte was one of three Canadian delegates to the general conference of Unesco, held in Italy during May and June of this year. Andrew Stewart, president of U.

of introduced Dr. Lazerte. and Claude Humphries thanked the speaker. A colored film entitled "Prairie Wings" was shown by R. M.

Harley, Alberta manager of Ducks Unlimited. Chairman of the meeting was Gordon Eligh. Among accomplishments of Unesco. Dr. Lazerte cited the voting cf $20,000 for a survey in Haiti, aimed at introducing A satisfactory system and improving agricultural resources and health, instituting audio-visual education for India, establishment of a training centre for teachers in Mexico, and the sending of missions to underdeveloped countries, upon request, to organize education.

An important task of the organization, he said, is the compiling of textbooks which don't stir up nationalistic feelings. In the past, the program of has tended to be all-incluUnesco, therefore too dispersed, in the opinion of Dr. Lazerte, and its effects have become somewhat indirect as a result. The job of the organization in future, he concluded will be to do the tasks which more directly lead nations toward peace. Police Court Jailed For Attack On Man Of 82 An assault on an 82-year-old man landed Joseph Sauvin in Fort Saskatchewan jail for three months.

He was sentenced by Magistrate Main in police court Thursday. Det. James Campbell testified the accused was drinking and went to the basement suite in which the aged man lives. Campbell said the complainant asked Sauvin to leave and the accused struck him several times about the face. Gerald Chapman was placed on 12 months suspended sentence after pleading guilty to three charges of false pretences involving $530.

He was also ordered to post a $500 bond and make full restitution. Defence counsel Neil D. Maclean told the court the accused regretted his action and was anxious clear the situation up. Ralph E. Johnson was sentenced in city police court Thursday to seven days in jail when convicted of driving a vehicle while intoxicated.

He pleaded not guilty. Joseph Sheckter told of chasing the accused's car and flagging him to a stop, after Johnson had narrowly missed hitting the Shecter vehicle at 101 st. and 107 ave. Nov. 4.

Sheckter said he took Johnson's car keys and called police. Ford Employees Report At Jobs WINDSOR, -Some 7,000 employees reported for work as usual Thursday following unauthorized walkouts that closed all manufacturing operations Wednesday at the big Ford of Canada plant. Another 3,000 workers were due to report on the afternoon shift. Representatives of the company and Local 200. United Automobile Workers (C.I.O.) scheduled a meeting to discuss the dispute that started the walkouts in the auto assembly plant.

The regular midnight shiftnot involved in the walkouts-went to work as usual Wednesday night after the union's policy committee said in a statement it saw "no reason" for men to remain off their jobs. Sixty-five employees in the auto trim department, centre of the dispute, were to be kept off their jobs pending the outcome of Thursday's meeting. Employees protested assignment of certain jobs in the department as men returned to work following a two-day layoff. The layoff had been called because of parts shortages during a 1951 model changeover. Some 7,000 day shift employees were made idle as work stoppages spread from the assembly plant to the other three production plants.

DRUG STORE ENTERED A cash register was looted of $10 in cash and some silver in a Wednesday night break-in at the Etherington drug store. 15156 Stony Plain rd. Police Chief Lawrence Kenney said entry was gained by breaking a pane of glass in the front door. COMING DIPPER CAKE MIN VACUUM PACKED. IN TINS! Deaths Births, Engagements, Marriages and Obituaries Marriages M.

E. Collin's 'announces the marriage of his only daughter. Vera Helen. to Mr. Robert A.

Webb of Edmonton. marriage took place in Robertson United Church November 21. Rev. Angus J. MacQueen officiated.

Deaths MR. SIDNEY THOMAS HUMBERSTONE On. November 22nd. Mr. Sidney Thomas Humberstone of Boyle, Alberta, passed away, in a city hospital at, the of 62 years.

He is survived by, his wife: two daughters. Mrs. Stanley Raaflaub of Boyle and Mrs. William Deer of Edmonton two brothers, George Humberstone in New Zealand and Bert Humberstone in England: three sisters Miss Rose Humberstone and Mrs. Lily McKenzie both in England.

Mrs. Mae Jones in Australia Six Grandchildren also survive. Funeral services and interment will take place at Boyle, Alberta. Hainstock and Son, Directors of Funeral Service. neral Chapel.

MRS. EMMA JANE BOOKER MR. WILLIAM BONEVITCH On Nov. 20. Mr.

William Bonevitch, of Ryley, Alberta, passed away at the age of 60 years. He is survived by three sons, Alex. of Edmonton, and Steve and John, of Ryley, two daughters, Mrs. J. Deagle, of Beach Corner, and Mrs.

George Matteson, of Edmonton. Two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held privately on Friday, Nov. 24, at 11:30 o'clock, at- Ryley. Rev.

Fr. Purcell will officiate and interment will take place in the Ryley cemetery. Andrews-McLaughlin On November 20th. Mrs. Emma Jane Booker of 10760-79th Avenue, passed away at the age of 83 years.

She is survived by one son. Thomas E. 'Booker of Edson, and one sister, Mrs. Selina Cook of Withernsea, England. services will be held on Monday at 2:00 p.m.

at St. John's Anglican Church. Rev. W. E.

Harrison will officiate and interment will take place in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Hainstock Son, Directors of Funeral Service. MR. ARTHUR WILLIAM FARMER On November 21, Mr. Arthur William Farmer of 10219 95 passed away in city hospital.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, November. 24 at. 2:00 p.m. at Hainstock's Funeral Chapel. Rev.

T. Stephens will officiate and interment will take place in the Soldiers' Plot in the Beechmount Cemetery. and Son, Limitd, Directors of Funeral Service. MR. OWEN PETTIFER On November 20, Mr.

Owne Pettifer of Ste. 1 Arlington passed away. He is survived by his loving wife. one son Stanley of Vancouver, one daughter Mrs. G.

B. Agg of New Westminster, B.C. Also 3 grandchildren. The funeral service be held at Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Very Rev.

J. Grant Sparling. Dean of Edmonton will officiate. Interment will be made in the Edmonton Cemetery. Supervised parking on Chapel grounds.

entrance on 100 Ave. and McGarvey Funeral Directors. HUGH McNIELL On Mr. Hugh McNiell of Breton Alberta, passed away in Edmonton. The funeral services will be held at Foster and McGarvey's funeral chapel on Friday morning at 9 o'clock.

The Raymond LeDrew will 'Interment will be made in the Beechmount cemetery. (Supervised parking on Chapel grounds, entrance 100 Ave.) Foster and McGarvey Funeral Directors. MRS. MARY MEHARA On November 20th. Mrs.

Mary Mehara of Two Hills, passed away at St. Albert at the age of 73 years. She is survived by her husband. Mr. Sam Mehara of Two Hills: 3 sons, Bill, of North Battleford, Dick of Regina, Nick of Ottawa: 1 daughter, Mrs.

Mary Zelez Two Hills: 14 grandchildren, and 7 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Thursday, Nov. 23rd, at 9:30 a.m., from her daughter's residence. Two Hills. to the St.

Mary's Greek Orthodox Church, Two. Hills. Rev. Melnychuk officiated and interment was made in the church cemetery. Park -Memorial Limited.

Funeral Administrators and Directors. The Chapel on the Boulevard. MRS. ROSE BONEVITCH On Nov. 20th, Mrs.

Rose Bonevitch, of Ryley, Alberta, passed away at the age of 45 years. She is survived by three sons. Alex. of Edmonton, and Steve and John, of Ryley, two daughMrs: J. Deagle, of Beach Corner, and Mrs.

George Matteson. of Edthree, sisters, Mrs. Mike Janswick, of. Rosedale. Alberta, Mrs.

K. Weleychka, of Kingman, and Frances, in the U.S.A., three brothers, Pete, Frank and. William Ludwig, all of Rosedale. Two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Friday, Nov.

24th. at 10 o'clock from St. John Maryvianney Catholic Church, Ryley. Rev. Fr.

Purcell will officiate and interment will take place in the church cemetery. Andrews-MMcLaughlin Funeral Chapel. ANDREW KAY On November 22, Andrew Kay, formerly of Edmonton, passed away at Dallichmyle Hospital, Scotland. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife. JAMES BERNARD McEWEN On Nov.

21, Mr. James Bernard McEwen of R.R. 6 North Edmonton passed away at the age of 75 years. He leaves to mourn his loss one daughter and 2 sons Mrs. E.

M. Hall. Edmonton: Jack McEwen. R.R. 4 Edmonton: Robert McEwen, R.R.

6 North Edmonton. His wife Catherine pre-deceased him August 11. 1933. The deceased was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Edmonton Council No.

1184. and a member of St. General Assembly. The funeral will be held on Friday morning at 10:45 from Connelly-McKinley Funeral Home to St. Joseph's Cathedral where services will be held at 11 o'clock.

Rev. Joseph Malone will officiate and the interment will take place in the family plot in the Edmonton Cemetery. Prayers will be held on Thursday evening at 7:30 for friends and members of the Knights of Columbus at the funeral home.Connelly-McKinley Ltd. Funerals H. W.

JOST Funeral services for the late H. W. Jost. who passed away in the city November 11, 1950 were held at Foster McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Archdeacon Clough officiated and interment.

took place in the Soldiers Plot at Beechmount. Cemetery. Pallbearers were Messrs: A. E. Sibun, Cullen, R.

Cullen, W. Christie, Frank Robert Dean. Floral tributes were received from: The family and grandchildren. Sister Floss. Mary, Alf and Skipper; Dolly, Harry, George and Doreen: Kay, Jimmy, Caroline, and Florence: Nora, Ted.

Flo. Grace: Greta, Malcolm and family: Daisy. Hunt: Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Killick and Gladys; Mr. and Mrs. P. Biollo and family; Mr.

and Mrs. R. D. Cramer: Mr. and Mrs.

H. Ellis: Mary and Tom Brant; Helen and Mont Aird: Betty and Andy Gilmore: Blanch and George Brown; Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson; Rene, Matt, Bif: Mr.

and Mrs. R. Milligan and Maimie; 'Albert and Kay Dafoe (Coalspur): Bergenroth (Edson): Olive, Ernest and Leah (Edson): Exilda and Grace: Marion and Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cullen: Maisie, Martin and Ann: Mr.

and Mrs. T. Mrs. T. Kinsey: Hart Bros.

and staff: Edsch Boys of C.N.R. Shop; Edmonton Lodge and 817 I.H.M.: Boys (Edson); from Despatchers yard office Army, Navy and Air Force Association. He is survived by one son John H. Jost of Edson and one daughter. R.

Charbonneau and one sister Mrs. M. Warne of Edmonton. Haiti, expects a bumper coffee crop. ORYSIA MEGLEY The following names were inad vertantly omitted from the list of floral tributes for the late Oryalt Megley: Mary, Johnny and Wayne Devernychuk.

The court took a lenient view of John Pidsadowski's offence Thursday. The man was found guilty in supreme court on a charge of stealing a number of lumber slabs. Chief Justice O'Connor put the 27-year-old Larkspur farmer on a year's suspended sentence, and ordered him to pay $24 compensation to William Rains, farmer in the same area. Pidsadowski was charged with stealing the slabs, owned by Rains, from the site where they were cut by a travelling sawmill late in 1949. Date of the offence was between December, 1949, and February, 1950.

Rains testified that several farmers cut logs on the same piece of land, sawmill. and took, sawyers them to the placed same the leftover slabs in separate piles, he saldr. Rains said he hauled away his lumber and a few of the slabs shortly after they were cut. but when he came back about 10 Relieve Pain Due To Cold this Way! While you sleep THERMOGENE is ready to use--instantly! This Medicated Wool wadding generates soothing HEAT to aid sore throat, chest cold, bronchitis, neuralgia, lumbago. sciatica and minor rheumatic pains.

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TABLETS Only appears genuine on tale signature package. Air .80 ANDERSON: Mr. and Mrs. Carman A Anderson (nee Patricia Palmer) announce the birth of a son. William Carman at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, November 22.

Weight 8 lbs. 5 oz. GALLAGHER: To Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Gallagher (nee Gina Main) a son, Thomas Ellsworth, at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, on November 21. Weight 8 Its. 7 025. Births KRULL: To Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Krull (nee Pillman) on November 21, a son, Keith Herbert. KULAK: Ronald and Mary Kulak (nee Mary Mead) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Brian Frederick, on November 21 at the Royal Alexandra Hospital. Weight 7 lbs. 2 A souvenir Baby Book 1s given free to each family announcing a new arrival.

Announcement rate: $1.50 Wimodausis Group Plans Friday Tea The Wimodausis will hold their annual fall bazaar and tea on Friday in the Masonic Temple from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Mrs. R. C. Macdonald and Mrs.

A. Williams are co-conveners of the event. Mrs. R. Lambertson and Mrs.

M. Warring are in charge of the tea. Mrs. Thomas O. Hunt president of the group will receive the guests.

Mrs. Thomas Mitchell will look after the apron booth and Mrs. T. M. Jaegar and Mrs.

J. A. Morgan, towels; woolen goods. Mrs. W.

Darling: homecooking. Mrs. J. and Mrs. J.

MacGregor. St. Andrew's W.A. Plans Tea, Sale Rev. M.

Murphy will officially open the annual bazaar and sale of home cooking to be held by St. Andrew's Church W.A. at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday in the parish hall. Guests will be received by Mrs.

A. J. Cantin, In charge of the booths will be Mrs. K. Pollock, Mrs.

J. Tidswell, homecooking; Ari Mrs. K. Crocock, candy, and the white elephant booth, Mrs. A.

S. MacRae. Mrs. A. L.

Parks will be convening the tea and Mrs. A. McLaughlin will be in charge of refreshments. Auxiliary. Plans Christmas Party Plans for a Christmas party for underprivileged children were Tuesday afternoon when the Women's Auxiliary to the University of Alberta hospital met in the nurses' residence.

Mrs. D. B. Menzies presided. Mrs.

Staples social service committee reported on the December clothing drive for. needy patients at the hospital's outdoor clinic. A report was given on the Associated Hospital Auxiliary meetig held recently in Calgary. Mrs. C.

Carrothers, new supervisor of the nurses' residence. was introduced to the members. Eagles' Auxiliary Plans Bazaar, Tea The ladies' auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles, No. 2102, wil hold its annual preChristmas bazaar at the Eagles' hall, 9216 105 Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Mrs.

D. Tymko, convener of, the event, will officially open the bazaar. In charge of the booths will be Mrs. M. Preden, white elephant; Mrs.

M. Oliver and Mrs. L. Letcher, homecooking; Mrs. V.

Javens. dolls; and Mrs. I. Warren the variety booth. Mrs.

O. Hagg. Mrs. P. Liefke, and Mrs.

Lehne will be in charge of games. Mrs. B. Richardson and Mrs. R.

T. Currie are in charge of tea arrangements. McDougall H.S.A. Elects Executive Newly formed McDougall Home and School Association elected Gordon Brown president at a recent meeting. R.

W. Joslin, of the Allendale Home and School Association, was chairman of the meeting, and F. X. Atherton, of the Home and School Council, outlined the aims of home and school associations. Other officers elected were: first vice-president; J.

K. G. Austin; 'second vice-president, Mrs. H. Smith; recording secretary, Mrs.

C. corresponding secretary, Mrs. Chillibeck; treasurer, C. Holmes. Committee conveners are: publicity, C.

J. Allison: social, Mrs. Holen; education, A. S. Corneliusen; recreation, Mr.

Wethey; musical, Mrs. B. Brooks; membership, Mr. Irving. City Firm Opens New Warehouse Official opening of the new Edmonton Warehouse of Beatty Bros.

Thursday attended by representatives of the city and the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, in addition to executives of the Firm officials present included -W. G. Beatty, president; George E. Beatty, vice-president and general manager; David Beatty, national advertising manager; J. Martin, general sales manager.

and Otto Lovell, manager of the Winnipeg branch. Aid. Hawrelak the city and O. C. McIntyre the chamber.

Refreshments were served during the morning. The "open house" -will continue until Saturday. MRS. ELSA CAROLINA DORIN On November 21st. Mrs, Elsa Carolina Dorin of 11222 103rd Street, widow of Adam Dorin.

She 16 survived by four sons Adam of Rayen, Alta, William of Vancouver, B.C.. Fred of Helena, Montana and John of Bluffton, two daughters Miss Mary Dorin of Edmonton and Mrs. W. 8. Lowe of Toronto, also two grandchildren, Donald and Dennis Dorin.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 at Howard and McBride's Chapel. Capt. Edgar Halsey will officlate, assisted by Major Johnston, and Interment will take place in. the Beechmount Cemetery. No flowers by special request.

Howard and McBride -Funeral Service. Funerals erly of Camrose passed away at monton. at the age of 79 years. Funera) services were held in the Camrose Lutheran Church Saturday, November 18, 1950 at 2:00 p.m. Rev.

K. C. Grundal officiating. The service WAS AS follows: Hymn. Jesus Lover of My Soul: Scripture reading and prayer: Duet by Ingvald Ness' and John Holte: "Take Up Thy Cross and Follow Rev, Grundal spoke on Heb.

11:7, "Set thy house in order for death comes to all men- The Lord thy Gnd has forewarned." Hymn: "Abide With Me, and The Benediction. Interment took place in the Camrose Cemetery. Floral tributs were received from: Loving Wife and Family: Mrs. H. A.

Simonson and family; Viola and Walter Hauptmann; Mr. and Mrs. Rundle and Donna Lynn: Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Clouston; Miss Dorothy Lamb: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke and family; Mr. and Mrs. R.

Le Clair; Miss Allan; Mr. and Mrs. Sampson. Mr. and Mrs.

Jones: Miss Edward: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Scott: Mr. and Mrs.

Liefke: Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson: Mr.

and Mrs. J. Geldart: Miss Merryweather: Miss Griffiths: Mr. and Mrs. Watson: Mr.

Sheremeta; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly: Mr. and Mrs. M.

Book: Mr. and Mrs. L. Ward; Mr. and Mrs.

McGillieray: Miss A. F. Haslam; Mr. and Mrs. Blakkie: Mr.

and Mrs: Fairly, Mrs. R. Ferguson: Mr. and Mrs. Ledgerwood; Miss Jean McDonald: H.

D. Bekkerus, Ivor Oison; R. Melvik: Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Simonson. and Harold Simonson: Mr. and Mrs. Sitler and family; Mr.

and Mrs. Olsenberg and family; Mr. and Mrs. W. son and family; Mr.

and Mrs. H. Swanson and family: Mr. and Mrs. Lamb and Alvin: Mr.

and Mrs. C. Kortzman, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Havrelock: Mrs. G. Lindberg and family; Mrs. Gunda Lindberg, Melvin and Stanley: Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Lindberg. and family; and Mrs. Lloyd Lindberz and family: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lindberg: Mr.

and Mrs. L. Millang. Mr. and Mrs.

O. Sjolie and Bob, Lena and Lillie. Friends of the National Trust, Edmonton; Mary and Bob Guy: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lee and Gordon: Luella and Dap; Mrs.

Marie Tweter and girls; Mrs. M. Macquillan: Grand: pa, Shirley, George, Mary and family: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scotbold and family; Mr.

and Mrs. Benny Lomnes and family: Esther Anderson and family, Employees of the Northwest Brewing Co. Aileen Gillen and Jean Carmichael: Mary Pawlick and family; Mrs. L. Byers, Beryl and Lily.

Memorials to Canadian Lutheran Hour from Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sollid: to the Camrose Luthern College from Albin Anderson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Christ Gaalaas: to C.L.B.F from John.

Astrid and Milo Holte: Mr. and Mrs. William Christenson: to the Camrose Lutheran Church Building Fund from Mr. and Mrs. U.

Miflang; to the Anglican Organ Fund from Charles Burrows And family: W. F. Burrows and family: R. L. Burrows and family; to Camrose home and school fund from Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Robinson; to Bethany Sunset Home from Bud Gaalaas and family; Mrs. Petra Simonson.

and Mabel; Mrs. Marit Horte: And Mrs. I. Ness and boys: Ofrim and Maland and families: Roy, Gunda and Jean: Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Forran; Parnell Scramstad and family: Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Forran; Orvild Gaalaas and family: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Erickson; to the Crippled Children's Fund from Mr. P.

L. Hilland: Mr. and Mrs. A. T.

Broen; Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Iverson: Dr. and Mrs. -D.

M. Carter: to Jewish Mission. Los les, California from Alvira Scramstad. Pallbearers were: D. C.

Simonson, W. R. Simonson, O. C. Simonson, S.

G. Lindberg, W. L. Lindberg and P. T.

Scramstad. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife. two daughters. Mrs. Gunda Malvik of Kingman.

and Mrs. Kay Lamb of Edmonton. and four sons; Daniel, Walter and Clifford of Edmonton, and Gordon in Hong Kong. China. Seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, three sisters, two in Norway and one in Wakonda.

South Dakota, 'also one brother in Norway. MR. PEDER SCRAMSTAD On Tuesday, November 14. Mr. Peder Scramstad of Edmonton.

form- Cards Of Thanks The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and friends in our recent sorrow will always remain with 118 a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. Mrs. Scramstad and family. WE wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and floral offerings extended to us during our recent bereavement in the loss of our mother.

Mrs. V. ElverudMrs. H. J.

Jones and family, In Memoriam In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. Sarah Symingtom, who passed away November 23. 1940. -Ever remembered by her loving husband, sons and daughters. IN loving memory of a dear brother and uncle Gordon W.

Ryder (Billy) who. passed away on, November, 23, 1947. His faint, last wish we should like to have heard And breathed in his ear one last parting word. Only those who have lost are able The pain of the heart in not saying farewell. -Sadly missed by his sisters Barbara, Lucy, niece Phyllis and nephew Jacky.

In loving memory of our darling little boy Ronald W. McCready who passed away November 23, 1949. A bud the Gardener gave us, A pure and lovely child. He gave it to our keeping To cherish undefiled: And just as It was opening To the glory of the day. Down came the Heavenly Father And took our bud away -Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Edith and Bob.

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