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Given To Cancer Fund THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, The Canadian Cancer Society fund drive, which began April 4, has received $27,100 of its 000 objective in the area, officials announced Monday. The largest recent donations were from the Edmonton Journal and the Alberta Civil Service Association Welfare Fund which gave $1,000 each. Gainers Ltd. employees and Bohemian Maid Brewing Co. Ltd.

donated $250 each and Weber Brothers Agencies Fair Share Plan, $125. Donations of $100 were received from W. H. Clarke Lumber Co. Christensen and MacDonald Canadian Bank of Commerce, 101 St.

and Jasper Ave. branch staff, Bohemian Maid Brewing Co. Ltd. staff and Western School Bus Sales and Exchange Ltd. Other donations were received from Milner, Steer, Dyde, Massie, Layton, Cregan and MacDonell, $75; W.

E. Greer W. H. Clark Lumber Co. Ltd, Merco Wholesale Dales Brothers and Bank of Nova Scotia, 115 St.

and Jasper Ave staff, each and Royal Bank of Canada, 10032 105 $40. Donations of $25 were received from: Weber Brothers Agencies Bennett and Emmott Smith Produce Co. Mc and Mc Trading Co. Dr. H.

A. J. Schwarz, Cochrane Insurance Agency, and Volkswagen Northern Employees Association. Western Cartage and Storage Imperial Bank of Canada, 108 St. and Jasper staff and Hardy and Bury gave $15 each and Whalen Insurance Brokers (Alta.) $12.

These firms gave $10 each: H. Stanley Clark, Charles H. Clark, Larry Neumann Plumbing Dupuis, Donahue, Johnson and McLean; Stanton and Smith, Gorman's Ltd. staff, MeKernan and Bouey, Toronto Dominion Bank, Jasper Ave. at 114 St.

staff and Hughes Owens Co. Ltd. MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1960 Announcements ents DMONTON YMCA building, Phil Broderick, centre, had his car undergo a 22-point safety check. Ron Steel, left, secretary of the club, checks off the various points, while Perry Bell looks for a mechanical defect. Club Holds Safety Checks As part of their regular Sunday afternoon meeting at the South Edmonton YMCA building, 7728 82 members of the Regals Car Club submitted to a spot safety check on their cars.

According to the club's consti- Easter Basket Sale Tonight REGALS HOLD CAR their cars in top condition Regals Car Club are respect for teen-age regular meeting Sunday, The annual Optimist Easter baskets will take place tonight in Edmonton, Jasper Place, Griesbach, Namao and Sherwood Park. The four city Optimist clubs hope to sell 18.000 baskets during the residential canvas. Price is $1. Proceeds from the baskets go to help support the various activities sponsored by the clubs. These include little league baseball, junior Optimist club, playground facilities, rifle range, the Boys' Centre, Alberta Amateur Boxing Gym, Edmonton Boys Choir, Air Cadets and Optimist oratorical contest.

All the baskets were packed in one eight shift last Monday. house sale will be handled by members of the Optimist clubs and boys from the sponsorered activities. Last year the Optimist Club of Edmonton joined with the Breakfast Optimist group for the campaign, while the south side Optimists conducted their own drive. The clubs cleared $3,500 after expenses. Accident Victim Dies BLACKFALDS-Ross Randolph Currie, 66, one of two persons Injured on Wednesday half a mile south of here on Highway 2 in a collision involving two cars and a truck, died at the weekend in Lacombe municipal hospital.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from Brown and Johnson funeral home, Red Deer. Mr. Currie was born at Tyner, North Dakota, and came to Canada in 1915, Two years later he married Marion Hoopfer of Gadsby and he farmed at Monitor and Red Deer before ing the construction business af Red Deer and Blackfalds. him are his widow Blackfalds; two daughters, Mrs.

Bart Brown (Alice) and Mrs. Lionel LePage (Frances) in Calgary; three sons, Jack in Blackfalds, Lorne at Red Deer Glen, at Sacramento, and 12 grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters and a brother in the U.S. A son, Robert, was killed in Germany in 1943 while serving with the RCAF. HIGH DEATH TOLL ALBANY, N.Y.

(AP)-A total of 59 persons died in motor vehicle accidents on the New York state Thruway last year. The toll was more than triple that for 1958, when 18 persons were killed in accidents on the superhighway. Thirty three were killed on the cross-state expressway in 1957. CHECK By keeping members of the endeavoring to win public drivers. At the club's at the South Edmonton tution, car checks are held every two months.

However, with the coming warm spring weather, and more use of the cars, checks are being held every weeks. A committee has been up to two." make the checks, and members' cars are picked at random so that no member can prepare his car for the occasion. The safety check conducted Sunday consisted of 22 points in two general sections, mechanical and appearance. It included the check of brakes, lights, tires, mufflers and, exhaust, system, windshield steering, and speedometer. Members were also required to have a pink card and proper registration.

The "public opinion" or appearance check consisted of five points: bumpers, neat appearclean and properly painted plaques, proper idling, uniformity of wheel discs and hubcaps. The car club consists of 15 members between 17 and 21 years. As members of the South Edmonton 'Y', they meet every Sunday, and are dedicated to driving safely on the highways. Their purpose is to gain public respect for teen-age drivers. Supreme Court Rules Home Contest Illegal The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld decisions by Magistrate F.

W. Barclay and the Alberta Appeal Court that a contest run by Dream Home Contests (Edmonton) Ltd. is illegal under the lottery section of the Criminal Code. The company was fined $300 by Magistrate Barclay in police court on July 31, 1959. Ronald A.

Hodges, a majority shareholder in the company, was fined $200. The court held that the contest was illegal because the winner of the home would recover a larger amount of security than the amount he paid for his ticket, by reason of the fact that other persons also bought tickets. The dream home is set up on a car lot at 117 St. and Jasper Ave. For some time early in 1959, community leagues and service organizations from the city and district were selling $1 tickets on the home.

Ticket purchasers were required to estimate the total retail value of the house, which was to be awarded to the person with the closest estimate. Noted Horticulturist, W. Cardy Dies Sunday A pioneer employee of the city electric light and power department and president of the Edmonton Horticultural Society for more 20 years, William James Cardy, 9834 91 died Sunday afternoon. Mr. Cardy was commercial manager of the department when he retired in 1946.

After his retirement he continued to work for the city, micro-filming old records for nine years. Born on Jersey in the Channel Islands in 1879, he came to Canada in and worked for two years the Montreal 1904, Light and Power Company. Moving to Edmonton, he joined the light and department in 1907 as a draughtsman and recording clerk. He was made accountant and chief clerk in 1912 and became commercial manager in 1928. KEEN GARDENER Always a keen gardener, Mr.

Cardy did much to beautify Edmonton by sending perennial plants from his garden to many less experienced gardeners in the city. He was elected president of the Edmonton Horticulaural and Vacant Lots Garden Association (later named the Edmonton Horticultural Society) in 1926 and continued in that office for more than 20 years. When a volunteer tree-planting committee was formed, Mr. Cardy helped to plant thousands of native trees on Edmonton's boulevards and public grounds. He also helped to found the Provincial Horticultural Association.

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DUNDAS- Cecil and Alyce -(nee Fedun) are of proud to announce the arrival a daughter, Sheryl Lynne, April 5, at St. Mary's Hospital, Astoria, Oregon. Weight five pounds, ounces. A wee sister for Randy. LANG- -Dr.

and Mrs. Donald W. Lang are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby daughter, Andrea Jane, on April 5, at the Maternity Hospital, Bristol, England. COLLINS Don and Dell (nee Nowell) are proud to announce the arrival of a seven pound one ounce son, Jeffrey Donald, at the Royal Alexandra Hospital on April 8. A brother for Leslie and Carol.

JESPERSEN- Elmer and Shirley (nee Roberts) are happy to announce the arrival of their son. Kimberly Brian, on April 8 at the Royal Alexandra Hospital. Weight eight pounds, one ounce. HORROCKS-Vic and Jean are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, Kathryn Joanne, on April 9, at the University Hospital. Weight nine pounds eight ounces.

WENGER-Laurence and Vivian (nee Podall) are happy to announce the arrival of their son, Miles Bentley, on April 9, at the General Hospital. Weight six pounds eleven and one half ounces. KACHUR Norm and Anne (nee Sadlowski) are happy to the arrival of their daughter, Debra- Anne Nancy, on April 7, at the General Hospital. Weight seven pounds eight ounces. BEDARD- -Raymond and Nancy (nee Harrington) are happy to announce the arrival of a son, Douglas James, at the Misericordia Hospital, April 9.

Weight eight pounds ten ounces. A brother for Dennis and Denise. HOYLE Ross and Jean (nee McKay) proudly announce the arrival of Heather Ann, on April 3, 1960, at the Royal Alexandra Hospital. Weight seven pounds three ounces. A little sister for Jeannie.

WORTH Ted and Leona (nee Hihn) are happy to announce the arrival of a baby sister for Murray and Patricia. Weight six pounds seven ounces, April 9, ASHMEAD- Clifford and Audrey (nee Tremblay) proudly announce the arrival of nine pound eleven ounce Jacquelyn Phyllis Vonita April 5, 1960 at the Misericordia Hospital. A sister for Joyce, Martin and Stewart. A souvenir Baby Book is given tree to each family announcing a new arrival in the Births column. Announcement minimum charge 81.75.

Police Court "Knockout Powder" Thief Imprisoned A 30-month penitentiary term was imposed in city police court Monday on Mary Rose La Boucan, 38, after she pleaded guilty before Magistrate F. W. Barclay to a charge of theft. She was arrested Saturday night following complaints that a man had been "rolled" and a book of traveller's cheques stolen. Police said the accused had in her possession the remains of a "knockout powder." She pleaded guilty to stealing five of the cheques totalling $250.

The complainant had a book which originally contained $650. According to police, a telephone call informed. them a man had been in an east end hotel. On checking they found the man in his room but he could not be roused. In the meantime, they been informed that a woman suspect had offered two men $100 if they would cash some traveller's Militia Runs Assembly, Warning Test Edmonton militiamen came to the defence of the city Sunday during the exercise, Operation Little Shake.

It was held by the 23 Militia Group to test assembly procedures for the organization of a mobile support column and task force headquarters in the event of nuclear attack. The test was the forerunner of a large scale exercise to be undertaken May 13, 14 and 15 at Camp Wainwright. The main exercise will be called Operation Shakedown 2. The Sunday exercise tested telephone fan out and assembly procedures in case of national emergency. Its aim was to exercise the headquarters and all units of 23 Militia Group in dissemination of a warning.

Assembly of troops was also tested. Col. R. A. Bradburn, commander 23 Militia Group, was co-ordinator.

All ranks were alerted by 7:10 a.m., including units at Ponoka, Wetaskiwin, Devon, Vermilion, Vegreville, Dawson Creek, B.C., Grande Prairie and Edmonton. The Militia in the Edmonton district had completed the assembly at the Prince of Wales Armory, of by total 8:30 a.m. with report- 70 strength ing and another 20 per cent accounted for. Col. Bradburn termed the turn out "good." The troops attended church services following the exercise.

For Shakedown Two, at Camp Wainwright, the 23 Militia Group, fully equipped, will duplicate conditions created in 1 the event of a nuclear attack. More than 1,000 troops are expected to take part in the exercise. SCOUTS CONTRIBUTE OTTAWA (CP)-Canadian Boy Scouts raised $13,637 for the Lord Baden-Powell centenary fund, and it has been turned over to the international scout bureau for extension of scouting in other countries. BIG ASSETS OTTAWA (CP)-Credit unions in Canada passed the 000 mark in total savings in 1959. Central credit unions and co-op credit societies also strengthened their position, recording a gain of $23,000,000 in assets over the vious year.

p.m.) Births cheques. They refused and informed police. Magistrate Barclay noted the accused a long criminal record. told police had shad been informed that the complainant "was an easy roll." The man, court was told, had been working up north was travelling through the city." The sentence will be served at Kingston penitentiary. A $75 fine was levied against Preston Charles Harper, 29, after he pleaded guilty to a charge, of At theft that dating time, back to he was arraigned for stealing two shirts valued at $7.

He was scheduled to appear for plea on Jan. 13 and allowed his freedom after posting a $75 bond. He failed to appear and a warrant was issued for his arrest. Defence counsel told the court the accused was under arrest in Winnipeg and could not appear. The bail bond was forfeited and Magistrate Barclay noted that in effect, the accused was being fined $150.

A motorist who passed an unmarked police car Friday night, Lorne W. Rathgeber, was charged I with careless driving and failing to produce his driver's licence after he swung over the centre line, narrowly missing two oncoming cars. Pleading guilty to both charges, he was fined $50 on the careless driving charge and $1 for the licence infraction. Also pleading guilty to a charge of careless driving, Vic Armen, 22, was fined $75. He was involved in an accident Friday night at 124 St.

and 108 Ave. in which four cars were damaged. Property damage amounted to more than $4,000. The magistrate noted the accused had no previous conviction and said he would not order a driving licence suspension. While police were checking an accident on 109 St.

near 71 Ave. late Saturday night, two cars sped by. Police pursuers travelled 60 m.p.h, before stopping the cars. They charged Roy H. Elderkin and Ronald Parks, both 18, with speeding, Pleading guilty, each was given a $30 fine.

Police said one of the youths told them a race was taking place "to see who had the better car." Both youths denied going 60 m.p.h. but admitted they were speeding. Report First Forest Fires In Province Warm, dry weather has brought the season's first reports of forest fires into the provincial department of lands and forests. Officials reported Monday a 150-acre fire is burning under partial control in the Hinton area on timberland leased to Northwestern Pulp and Power Co. Ltd.

The company has 150 men and a bulldozer battling the flames. A 10-acre fire is burning in scrub timber south of Valleyview in the Grande Prairie forest division and a spot fire is reported burning in the Whitecourt division. Generally speaking, officials say, conditions are not as bad as they when were some at 50 this fires time had last been ported. Marriages THOMPSON-SMITH Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Smith announce the marriage of their daughter, Gall Edith, to Dennis Allen Thompson, Saturday, April 9, 1960. Deaths BASSETT- On April 9, Mr. Frank Bassett of 9626 81 Avenue, passed away at 84 years of He is survived by one son, John; one daughter, Ada G. Robinson; and one grandson, Edward T. Kensington, all of Edmonton.

Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 13, at 3:30 from Christ Church, with Rev. T. A. Rayment officiating, and Interment in the Edmonton Cemetery. Andrews McLaughlin Funeral Directors.

BUTCHART. On April 10, Mrs. Amy Caroline Butchart of Edmonton passed away at 82 years of age. She is survived by one son, William W. Butchart; and one granddaughter, Patricia Lynn, of Edmonton.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, April 12 at 2 o'clock from the Chapel, with Rev. Donald Bruce Macdonald officiating, and interment will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Andrews-McLaughlin Funeral Directors. MORTON On April 9, 1960, George Albert Balfour Morton of 10807 116 Street, passed away. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wife, Rachel; one daughter, Mrs.

W. R. (Patricia) Hewitt of Edmonton; one brother, Richard, in Vancouver; and three sisters, Mrs. C. Mulligan, Miss Maud Morton and Miss Edith Morton, all of Vancouver.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Very Rev. W. G.

Burch will officiate, and Interment will take place in the Westlawn Memorial Park. Foster and McGarvey Limited, Funeral Directors. PICARD On April 10, JeanBaptiste Picard, 7120 106 Street, passed away. He leaves his loving wife; one daughter, Jocelyne, at home; one sister. Mrs.

A. Marcoux, St. Edouard; four brothers, Joseph and William, Edmonton, Raoul and Emile, St. Paul, Funeral services Tuesday 11 a.m. at St.

John's College, interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Prayers Monday 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Connelly-McKinley Ltd. WILSON On April 8, William Wilson, late of 10726 96 Street, passed away at 60 years of age.

Besides his loving wife; he is survived by two daughters, Marilyn and Margaret, of Edmonton; three sons, Gordon of Edmonton, Wil11am of Victoria, B.C. and Donald of Vancouver. B.C.: six brothers, Fred of Tioga, North Dakota, John, Dan and Hubert, of Edmonton, Albert of Kelowna, B. C. and Emil of Trenton, Ontario; five sisters, Mrs.

Tillie Wolfe, Mrs. Adina Lavetzke and Mrs. Alma Wolda, all of Edmonton, Mrs. Martha McGillvary and Mrs. Elsie Zielke, both of Vancouver, B.

C. Funeral services on Wednesday, April 13 at 1:30 o'clock from McDonald Memorial Baptist church, corner of 93 Street and 108 Ave. Rev. George Campbell officiating. Interment at Beechmount Cem.

etery. Andrews McLaughlin Funeral Directors. WONG On Saturday, April 9, 1960, Mr. Wong Sen, (Jack), of 9927 109 Street, passed away age 64 years. He is survived by his loving wife, and one son, both in Hong Kong.

The funeral service will be held In the Roy and Owen, Chapel of Chimes, corner 108 Street and 102 Avenue, on Wednesday, April 13, at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Chow Ling will officiate and the Interment will take place in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Parking on north side of Chapel. The Chapel of Chimes, Roy and Owen.

Funeral Directors. WATT On April 10, 1960, Mrs. Mary Watt of 12010 59 Street, formerly of Vermilion, Alberta, passed away at the age of 80 years. She is survived by her loving husband, John Angus Watt, of Edmonton; four sons and five daughters. Earl Aubrey of Viking, Melvin of Edmonton, Lester Orton of Edmonton, Vallie Woodrow Vermilion, Mrs.

Sholdice of White River, Ontario. Mrs. Doris Davies of Ponoka. Alberta, Mrs. Russell (Etta) Branham of Edmonton, Mrs.

Erine (Joyce) Marano of Lorraine, Ohio, U.S.A., Mrs. Buzz (Clara) Berkett of Kitscoty, Alberta: also thirty-eight grandchildren and thirty great-grandchildren. Remains will be forwarded to Vermilion where funeral services and interment will take place. Park Memorial Funeral Administrators Boulevard). and Directors (Chapel LENNY On April 9, Gail Mary, beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Lenny of 5421 106 Street, aged 15 years. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers and four sisters, Donald, George, Joyce, Caroline, Barbara Darlene, all at home; grandfather, Mr. Adolph Lenny of Mawassin, Alberta. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

on Wednesday at Hain. stock's Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. A. Carbol officiating. Interment will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Hainstock Son, Limited, Funeral Directors. SCHULER On April 9, 1960, Mrs. Catherine Alice Schuler, widow of Edwin Henry Schuler, of 8556 88 Street, passed away. She leaves to mourn her loss. one daughter, Miss Alice Gladys Schuler of Edmonton; four nieces, Mrs.

G. Hedley of Smithers, B.C.. Mrs. Edna McDonald of Nine Mile Creek, P.E.I, Miss Bessie McFadven and Miss Jennie McFadyen, both of Lowell, Massachusetts. U.S.A.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3:45 p.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Rev. W. A.

Harvie will officiate, and interment will take place in the Beechmount Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Alberta Protestant Home For Children (10621 92 Street). Foster and McGarvey Limited, Funeral Directors. KNULL- On April 8, Rhienhold C. Knull of Leduc, Alberta passed away at the age of 50 years.

He 1s survived by his loving wife, Elste; son, Roger, two daughters. Mrs. Marvin (Iris) Schmidt and Mrs. Melvin (Dolores) Reynar, all of Leduc; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles D. Knull of Leduc; two grandchildren; two brothers, Edward of Devon and Herbert of Leduc; and three sisters, Mrs. Molly Toombs and Mrs. Martha Davis of Vancouver and Mrs. Hertha Hein of Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m, on Tuesday In Hainstock's Funeral Chapel.

Interment will be in the Leduc Cemetery. No Flowers by special request. Hainstock Son, Limited, Funeral Directors. EDWARDS-On April 9, Frederick Turner Edwards of R.R. 2, South Edmonton, passed away at the age of 90 years.

He is survived by three sons and one daughter, Jack and Ted of South Edmonton, Fred and Mrs. J. S. Harnan of Edmonton; 13 grandchildren; brother, William Edwards: and four sisters, the Misses Millia, Sabina and Ethel Edwards and Mrs. Katie Sutton, all in England.

He was predeceased by his wife. Christine Blanch, in December 1957. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday In Hainstock's Funeral Chapel with Canon A Wallis officiating. Interment will be in the Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

1 Hainstock Son, Limited. Funeral Directors. Siamese twins are SO called because the original twins, Chang and Eng, were born in Siam. Deaths (cont'd) FUHR- -On April 11th, Mr. Ludwig (Louts) Fuhr of 10232 158 Street, Edmonton, age 63 years.

He is survived by his loving wife; one son, Leonard Albert, of Edmonton; one daughter, Mrs. V. Jacobs, of Edmonton; five brothers, William of Stony Plain, Conrad of Drayton Valley, Phillip of Spruce Grove, Jack of Morinville and Adolph of Seattle: three sisters, Mrs. John Hell and Mrs. Katie Brox Edmonton and Mrs.

A. Lamont of St. Paul; and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Howard and McBride Funeral Service.

DATZOFF On April 7. Theodore Datzoff, late of 13611 102 Avenue, passed away in a city hospital at the age of 80 years. He 1s survived by his son, John Datzoff of Edmonton, and daughter, Mrs. V. Peschov 1n Bulgaria; five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday in Hainstock's Funeral Chapel with the Very Rev. Wasily Hochachka officiating. Interment will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Prayers will be said on Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock at the Funeral Home.

Hainstock Son, Limited, Funeral Directors. MILNE On Sunday, April 10, 1960, Mr. Albert R. Milne, beloved husband of Mrs. Louise Milne, of Edgerton, Alberta, passed away, age 79 years.

Besides his loving wife, he is survived by five daughters, Mrs. H. Courtney, Edmonton, Mrs. Sam Tannous, Edmonton, Mrs. C.

Boys, Vananda, Texada Island, B.C. Mrs. Fred Aspinall, Cobble Hill, B.C., and Mrs. Bill Van Ness, Alsask, two sons, Mr. Rolfe Milne, Vancouver, and Mr.

George Milne, Pitt Lake, B.C.; and 11 grandchildren. The funeral service will be held in the Roy and Owen, Chapel of Chimes, corner 108 Street and 102 Avenue, on Tuesday, April 12, at 1:30 p.m. Rev. W. Jacobs officiate, and the interment will take place in the Westlawn Memorial Park.

Parking on north side of Chapel. The Chapel of Chimes, Roy and Owen, Funeral Directors. ELKOW-On April 9, 1960, Mr. Andrew (P.) Elkow of Two Hills, Alberta, passed away at the age of 79. years.

He Is survived by his loving wife. Mrs. Anna Elkow of Two Hills; five sons and three daughters, Mike of Athabasca, John of Musidora, Metro of Boyle, Bill and Nick of Edmonton, Mrs. Mike (Pearl) Danchuk of Two Hills. Mrs.

Peter (Helen) Zinyk of Chipman, Mrs. Alex (Emelie) Rosichuk of Two Hills; also 27 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren: one brother and one sister, Metro of Musidora, Mrs. John (Helen) Dronyk of Musidora. Prayers will be held on Monday, April 11, 1960, at 8:00 p.m. at the Two Hills Elks Hall.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, April 12. 1960, at 10:00 a.m, at the Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church at Two Hills. Rev. A. M.

Tetarenko will officiate and interment will take place in the Two Hills Cemetery. Park Memorial Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). LUOMA- On Aprl 9, Mr. Matt Luoma of Radway, Alberta, passed away, aged 80 years. He 1s survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Percy Cook of Dapp, Alberta; three sons, Urho, Wayne and Albert, all in the Radway district; four grandchildren also survive. Funeral service Thursday, April 14 at 1:30 o'clock from the family residence at Radway. Mr. Howle will officiate and interment in the Radway Cemetery, AndrewsMcLaughlin Funeral Directors. -On April 9, 1960, Mrs.

Mary Korpan of Vegreville passed away at the age of 70 years. She is survived by her loving husband, Mr. Kyrylo Korpan of Vegreville; three sons and six daughters, William of Inland, Amel and Lloyd of Vegreville, Mrs. Paul (Helen) Cheremshynski of Holden, Mrs. John (Ketherine) Komarniski Holden, Mrs.

Syd (Jean) Powlay of Vegreville, Mrs. Steve (Albina) Chomick of Vancouver, B.C., Mrs. Peter (Olga) Kuly of Vegreville. Mrs. Fred (Lillie) Halibut of Holden, Mrs.

Walter (Nancy) Lukawiecki of Holden, Mrs. Jack (Annie) Andrychuk of Andrew: also 30 grandchildren; one brother, Walter Lukawiecki, of Holden. Prayers will be held on Monday, April 11, 1960, at 8:00 p.m. at the Borschiw Parish Hall. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, April 12, 1960, at 10:00 a.m.

at the St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church at Borschiw. Rev. C. Pasichny will be the celerbant and interment will take place in the church cemetery, Park Memorial Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard).

-On April 9, 1960, Miss Rosie Mosluk of Hairy Hill, Alberta, passed away at the age of 17 years. She is survived by her loving parents, Mr. And Mrs. William Mosluk of Hairy Hill; seven brothers and four sisters, Metro and Harry of Edmonton, Paul, Victor, Mike, Donnie, Kenny, all of Hairy Hill, Mrs. Leo (Mary) Sorge of Edmonton, Mrs.

Nick (Sophie) Starchuk of Edmonton, Mrs. Danny (Vera) Hinch of Victoria, B.C., Marlene at home. Prayer services will be held on Tuesday, April 12, 1960, at 8:00 p.m. at the Hairy Hill Community Hall Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 13, 1960, at 10:00 a.m. at St.

Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church at Shepenage. Rev. A. M. Teterenko and Rev.

A. Chrustawka will officiate and interment will take place in the church cemetery. Park Memorial Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). FLASKA- -On April 10, Roy Cecil Flaska of Sprucefield, Alberta, passed away age 30 years. He 1s survived by his loving parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Flaska of Sprucefield; three sisters, Mrs. Pete Moshansky of Grand Centre, Alberta, Mrs. Merville Rogers and Mrs. Wesley Lahti, both of Edmonton; grandmother Flaska also survives.

Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 13 at 1:30 o'clock from the Waskatenau United Church. Mr. Howle will officiate, and interment in the Evergreen Memorial Gardens. Andrews-McLaughlin Funeral Directors. Funerals RIOUX Funeral services for Andrew Joseph Rioux of 11935 67 Street, who passed away on March 28.

1960, were held Wednesday, March 30, 1960, at 3:45 p.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel Rev. J. W. Bainbridge officiated and interment took place In the Beechmount Cemetery.

The Pallbearers were Messrs. Walter Lunde, Cliff McCaley, Glen Daley, Ken Benson, Peter Hanak and Thorton Bullock. Many beautiful floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy were received. Mr. Rioux leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wife, Helen; his parents, Mr, and Mrs.

Jacques Rioux of Nanaimo, B.C.: three brothers. Ivon Joe of Vancouver, B.O., Johnnie of Edmonton and Romeo of Victoria, B.C.; six sisters, Mrs. G. (Jacqueline) Herbert of Lac Magloir, Alberta, Mrs. J.

(Dea) Melnychuk of Lethbridge, Mrs. Steve (Erna) Wilkinson of Wellington, B.C., Mrs. J. (Kathleen) La Fluer of Kathleen, Alberta. Mrs.

V. (Evelyn) Ways of Yeoford, Alberta. and Mrs. 0. (Fran) Foster of Nanaimo, B.C.

Cards of Thanks REICH- -We wish to thank our many relatives and friends for their acts of kindness and messages of sympathy during our recent bereavement in the passing of Emil Reich. Special thanks to doctors and staff of the General Hospital, and Rev. Karlin of Tomahawk. The family, In Memoriam KEMP In loving memory of Mr. John Kemp, who passed away April 11, 1941.

Until memory fades and life departs, You'll live forever in our hearts. Fondly remembered by his loving daughter Lillian and family. DELANY Earl Edward passed away April 11, 1956. Ever remembered by his family, HEATHCOTE In loving memory of our dear mother, Florence Heathcote, who passed away April 11th. 1 1955.

We miss her more than ever, At this time of the year, But we know that she is watching. Over the ones she loves 80 dear. Ever remembered by her loving family. HARRIS- In loving memory of our beloved father, Horace, who passed away April 11, 1959: A loving father 80 good and kind, No friend on earth like him we find; For each of us he did his best, May God grant him eternal rest. Ever remembered by his loving daughter, June; son-in-law, Jack and grandchildren.

FEDIUK- In loving memory of Mrs. Wasylena Fediuk who passed away April 11, 1959. Faithful mother, both true and kind, A truer mother you could never find: For all of us she did best, We know God grants her eternal rest. Ever remembered by her husband and family. TUCHSEN-In loving memory of Hans Nissen Tuchsen, who passed away April 9, 1954.

Ever remembered and sadly missed by all his children and grandchildren. TO ASSIST readers in preparing In Memoriam notices The Journal has prepared a booklet of appropriate wordings. Call, write or phone for your copy. FLORISTS (2) THE MOST REVERED THOUGHTS BEST EXPRESSED WITH FLOWERS Inserted by The Edmonton Branch A.F G.A. MONUMENTS CEMETERIES (31 FOUR lots in Evergreen Memorial Park.

$310 cash. GL 5-6304. CEMETERY: Westlawn Memorial Park. 164 St. and Stony Plain Rd.

Ph. HU 9-1602. A long established traditional cemetery permitting only everlasting Granite and Marble monuments. No bronze, synthetic or metal markers allowed. Office at the Cemetery gates.

Plots $44 each. We have no salesmen, promoters or canvassers. THE Independent Memorial Company. O. Holm.

manager. Ph. GE 3-5952 8715 109 Street. ALBERTA Granite. Marble Stone Co.

Ltd. 10702 101 St. Monument manufacturers since 1905. Phone GA 2-4058. The only firm in Alberta who saws, polishes and carves memorials from the best Swedish Granites.

Memorials from $35 up. CREMATION Edmonton Crematorium Ltd. Ph. HU 9-1602, 16410 Stony Plain Rd. FOR Beautiful Monuments, see W.

L. Daniels at 16410 Stony Plain Rd. Ph. HU 9-1602. Edmonton Monument Company 10035 109 Ph GA 2-6654 Monthly payments can be arranged LOST AND FOUND (4) LOST- Part of cartop ski rack, On Groat road, between 107 Ave.

111 Ave. Saturday afternoon. Please phone GL 5-7073. LOST- Black Boston puppy, five weeks, weighs two pounds. GE 9- 0286.

LOST Male Siamese kitten, vicinity Goldbar district. Substantial reward. HO 6-0786. LOST- Male dog, Liver colored Lab. Reward.

HU 9-3257. LOST Reddish-blond male Cocker, Parkview. Please untie him, children miss him. Phone HU 8-9935. Reward.

The travois, used in past centuries by Western Indians for dragging loads, consisted of two poles lashed behind a horse. WILLIAM JAMES CARDY was to receive a jewel medal from the organization next month. MOVES AFTER VISIT Mr. Cardy was married in All Saints' Cathedral in 1913. Mrs.

Cardy died in 1957. He moved from his home at 9809 88 Ave. in 1959 following a visit to Great Britain and the Channel Islands. Since then he has lived at the home of his son, Jack. Mr.

Cardy is survived by three sons, Jack W. Cardy of Edmonton, R. C. Cardy of Hanna and Dr. J.

D. Cardy of Grand Forks, N.D.: one daughter, Mrs. F. Drabble of Los Angeles, eight grandchildren; one brother, R. J.

Cardy of Sussex, England; and two sisters, Mrs. V. Lucas of Jersey, and Mrs. H. Priestwood of Sussex.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Holy Trinity Anglican Church with Rev. Dr. T. L.

Leadbeater officiating. Arrangements are by Hainstock and Son Ltd. Burial will be in the family plot at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Prorogation Nears In House The first session of the 14th Alberta Legislature entered its ninth week Monday with every indication that prorogation will come this week. Sixteen bills still have to be given clause-by-clause study in committee.

In addition the House has yet to give second reading to one bill and formal third reading 34 others. However, it is not expected that discussion of legislation will be prolonged and indications are the session will end Tuesday or Wednesday. Tuesday is private member's day but listed any motion for discussion." The loon, familiar diving bird on Canadian lakes, is also known in Iceland and Greenland. INDEX CLASSIFICATION NO. Aeroplanes 95 Agents Wanted 22 Announcements 5 Acreage 83 Autos For Sale 93 Auto Repairs 90 Autos, Trucks Wanted 92 Automotive Financial 95A Automotive Rentals 94 Baby Chicks 44 Beauty Salons 10 Bicycles Motorcycles 36 British Columbia 82 Business Opportunities 76 Business Service 28 Children's Needs 32 Club Shares 37A Clothing 31 Coal And Wood 34 Draperies 29 Dogs And Pets 35 Dressmakers 11 Educationists 14 Employment Wtd.

Female 24 Employment Wtd Male 25 Entertainments 6 Farms For Rent 80A Farms For Sale 81 Farm Stock 45 Farms Wanted To Buy 81A Farms Wanted To Rent 80 Florists 2 Fur Animals. Farms 40B Furniture Refinishing and Upholstery 29 Garage Space 88 Garden Supplies 38 Grain Feed Hay 46 Help Instructional 20 Help Investment 19 Help Wanted Female 16 Help Wanted Male 18 Help Wanted Male-Female 16A Hobbies (Stamps, Coins, Etc.) 40A Home Building 29 Hotels 50 Houses For Sale 87 Houses Furnished 61 Household Furnishings 30 House Trailers 91A Houses Unfurnished 60 Houses Wanted To Buy 86 Houses Wanted To Rent 59 Income Properties 77 Industrial Property 84 Insurance 74 Investments 75 Kindergarten 15 Listings Wanted 79 Loans Wanted 72 Los' And Found Machinery Tools 42 Miscellaneous 40 Money To Lend Mor uments Mortgage Loans Music Art Dancing Offices, Stores Oilfield Equipment Personal Poultry And Supplies Professional Radio TV Musical Mdse. Real Estate Trades 78 Rentals Misc 68 Resorts 67 Roon.8 Board 53 Furnished 55 Rooms Housekeeping Room Unfurnished 54 Roums Wanted 51 Salesmen Wanted 21 Seed Grain etc. Sewing Machines 00 Storage Space 64 Store Office Equipment 39 Sporting Goods 37 Suites Onfurnished 57 Suites Furnished 58 Suites Wanted 56 Swap Column 48 Teachers Wanted 23 Travel 9 Trucks And Trailers 91 Vacant Lots 85 Warehouse Space 65.