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E2 EDMONTON JOURNAL, Thnmlav, July 13, IW8 Announcements Ypres veteran dies at 83 home town to seek his fortune In the West while still In his teens. 1 le joined Edmonton Telephones in 1911 and remained with the company until soon after war was declared in August, 1914. In January, 1915 he joined the 49th Battalion under Colonel Gricsboch. He was 19 at the time. The 49th was soon sent An Edmonton First World War veteran who once described in searing de tuit his two-year term as a ierman Pofr died Wednesday in Royal Alexandra Hospital.

Benjamin Campbell Davison, of 9327 I OKA died after a brief illness. He was 83. Born in Charlottctown, P.EI., Mr. Davison left his Former president asks troops to leave Lebanon into action, pitting itself against German troops in the Ypres Salient On April 6, 1916, 15 German soldiers surprised the small group of Canadians which included Mr. Davison.

He was taken to a camp which accommodated prisoners, including French, Polish, British, Dutch and Russian troops. While working as a laborer on a farm Mr. Davison learned enough German to get along well with his cup-tors. Later he was diagnosed as having diptheria and sent to a military hospital, a move which probably saved his life as the PoW camp was soon ravaged by an epidemic of Spanish Flu. Mr.

Davison was released shortly after the Armistice was signed on Nov. 1 1, 1918. On his return to Edmonton he rejoined Edmonton Telephones and remained with the utility until his retirement in 1963. During his carter he worked his way from a switchman to the company's chief switchman, with responsibility for all exchanges in the city. The funeral will be held Saturday at 1 :30 p.m.

at Fos-. ter and McGarvey 10008 103rd St. about the future of their country. In a later statement, the right-wing former president criticized President Bias Sarkis for not explaining why he wanted to resign last week. "Some people have ac-' cused you of conniving with, the Syrians, of having prepared the recent events, while others consider your resignation a protest against the arbitrary' actions of the Syrians," Chamoun said.

"If this last hypothesis is true, you should ask the Syrians to leave and not leave yourself." BEIRUT (UPI) Former president Camille Chamoun Wednesday demanded that Syria withdraw its troops from embattled Beirut in 24 hours and from all of Lebanon within a month. In an open letter to the daily newspaper Al Amal. the 78-year-old Christian leader made his demand as an undeclared cease-fire between Christian militiamen and Syrian troops generally held for the seventh straight day, despite sporadic small arms fire. Chamoun said he was asking the withdrawal so the Lebanese can "feel safe" imm. lViiiia WkiUiijj A -Jk XT'? 'VC'S wv tt H1 a jM.m.&Jl Free gift forhrides-to-be Edmonton Journal Bridal Shower Pack George L.

McMahon G.L. McMahon dies; rites set George L. McMahon, 74, a leader in the Canadian oil industry, died in Calgary Tuesday af ter a long illness. Active in the Alberta oil industry since 1 930, he founded Pacific Petroleum Ltd. and West Coast Transmission Co.

Ltd. with his older brother Frank. They also pioneered the landmark development of the Turner Valley fields, southwest of Calgary, in the late 1930s, and created Pacific Petroleum in 1939 after several drilling successes. They later guided construction of a $200-million natural gas pipeline from northwestern Alberta to Vancouver and the northwestern United States. George McMahon, born in Moyie, near Cranbrook, B.C., moved to Vancouver and established a successful brokerage firm.

Much of the money to finance oil well drilling came from his Vancouver business. The McMahon brothers drilled one of the first oil wells in Leduc Atlantic No. 3 which later became Alberta's most famous well when it blew out in 1948. George McMahon was an avid football fan and "a great quarterback at a tiniversity in Spokane, Washington, in the late 'ZOs," said a close friend of many years. Donald McLaws of McLaws and Co.

In the 1950s, Mr. McMahon thought the old Calgary football stadium, with a small seating capacity, was preventing the city from forming its own professional team, said Mr. McLaws. In I960, the McMahons put $300,000 into the building of a football stadium, later named for them. Mr.

McMahon spent eight years as president of the Stam-peders Football Club, and he was nicknamed "Mr. George" and "Mr, Football." llis great-nephew, Frank, 28. remembers his uncle as "being aggressive." His philosophy was self-reliance, pers-everence and tolerance. "He was a very close family man. He was always happiest when his family was around," said Mr.

McLaws. Mr. McMahon's titles at various times included honorary colonel of the King's Own Regiment, associate director of the Calgary Community Chest, and president of Calgary Inn. Illness in 1967 forced him to leave Calgary for the more favorable climate of Nassau, although he returned to Calgary in summers. Mr.

McMahon is survived by his second wife, Kathleen; children Katherine, Patrick, William and John of Calgary, and Pauline Carnsew and Susan. Clarke of Vancouver; and seven grandchildren. A funeral service conducted by Archdeacon Cecil Swan-son is set fqr 10:30 a.m. Fridav at St. Stephen's Angican Church.

1 121 14th Avenue. S.W.," Calgary. is I -1; A' rt li V.I Birth MARTpm and Ctwlori ar proud to announc lh fcirtn ol Ihtxr rcoiid ton, Dan notwrt, on Jun iil, 1UB. weighing pounflk olaven (tunc Apprw.iation and nanM flcHnfl to Dr. H.

Morooa and UMiBiing staff of Hit Miterxxwdia DAVIS Nicol and Kjrana art happy to announce lh arrival. Ql thmr baby brolhar, Mile Brian, bom Jurm 28, 1978, Tha proud parcmt, Brian and Tarry EK Darcy and Cathy (nea Trongnt- on) are vary piaatad to announc tna arrival of fhair Ural ohild, a d.iuflhtar, Anrjeia Dawn, on July 9. WwiHt ighl poimrit fitf ounewi 8HERWIN Born to Bob and Sandy (net Magulra), of Melbourne, Aut-traiia, July a dauyMer. VANTOUn MlchMi and Linda are happy to announce tha birth of thir ton, Neal Michael, a brother for Donald and Potigias, July 7, 1978 NEALE To John and Lorraine Neele, a ton, Matthew John, born July 8, 1978 Engagements SMITHLIMCHUK Mr. and Mrt.

Lisle Smnti are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Gillian, to Gary, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kllmchuk. Wedding to take place June 16th, 1979. LANDON-KUEHN Mis VI Landon is pleased to announce the engagement of her youngest daughter, Barbara, to Richard Kuehn, of Edmonton RICHER-HYSDYK Mra.

Bennett and Mr. L. Richer, are pleased to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Angela Fern Marie Richer, to John Hendrlck Johannes Rysdyk. son ot Mr. and Mm.

H. G. Rysdyk, Wedding to take place Au- gum gem, 1978. MfTCHELl-ZAHN Ml, and Mrt. John A.

Mitchell announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Ellen to Richard Adam, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Zahn, all of Edmonton. The wedding will take place July 29.

1978 at 9t. Peter Anglican Church HALL-WITCZAK Mr. and Mrt. Fin- lay D. Hall announce tha engagement of their only daughter, Beverly Lynn, to Mr.

Alex Witcak of Seebe, Alberta. The wedding will take place Saturday, September 30, 1978. MIOTTI-BOSNELl Mr. Mrs. Grochmal would like to announce the engagement of their Grandson, Joseph Alexander Miorti of 11711 83 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, to Miss Oarlene Jean Bosnoll of Grartdvlew, Manitoba.

Marriages 10 GILDAV-SZWYDKIW Dora and Mike Szwydkiw ot Edmonton are pleased to announce the marriage of their youngest daughter, Anna, to Pat Gil-day, son of Sonia and John Gilday Of Edmonton Alberta. The marriage took place on June 24, 1978 in Edmonton. Anniversaries 25 EWASIUK The children of Betnice and Carl Fwasiuk wish to congratulate their parents on their 25th wedding anniversary, 19S3 to 1978. Cove Terry. Melody, Keith.

Carol and Carrie. Deaths 030 BERANSKA, Pearl On Sunday, July 9, 1978. Pearl Be-ranska of Wandering River, passed away at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton at the age of 63 years. Predeceased by her husband, Harry on June 27, 1978. She leaves to mourn her loss, four sons and five daughters, Orest of Lao La Biche, John of Edmonton, Eli of Lac La Biche, Mrs.

Elizabeth Cheney of Cal gary, Jayns of Lac La Biche, David of Calgary, Mrs. Joyce Kulick of Calgary. Mrs. Mary Pisarewski of Frams and Mrs. Gloria Shewchuk of Grassland: seventeen granohildren: three brothers, Kastashuk, Nick Kastashuk of Edmonton, John Kastashuk of Vancouver; four sisters, Mrs.

Dora Labuik of Ltoydminster, Mrs. Katie llnicki and Mrs. Victoria Saruk of Edmonton and Jean Kastashuk of Vancouver, Prayer services will be held Thursday. July 13 at 8:00 m. from the Breynat Community where funeral services will be held on Friday.

Jury 14 at 10:00 a.m. with Father L. Kubin officiating, interment in the St- Ellas Cemetery, Wandering River. Athabasca Funeral Services, Lac La Biche in charge of arrangements. 1-623-4089.

Swimmer died under boat An investigation is continuing into the weekend death of an 18-year-old woman who died while swimming near a dock at Beaver Lake. Cathy Lee Freeman, 18, of Fort McMurray, died at the lake eight kilometres from Lac La Biche at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. RCMP first reported the death as a drowning, but later clanhed the incident. Ms.

Freeman was struck by a boat which was pulling two water skiers. She was badly mangled by the propeller, said police. No charge has been laid against the pilot of the boat, whom police identified as a 17-year-old Calgary youth. Faulty valves implanted in patients TORONTO (UPD Spe cialists at Toronto General Hospital say they are moni toring 47 patients who re- Leived artificial heart valves that have shown a tendency ho wear out and could cause sudden death. The hospital is trying to trace five other patients who received tbe BeaH mitral valve between 1969 and 1971 The hospital has since stopped using the device.

030 MOnOZEWlCH. Mar Laura On July 12, 1978, Mrt Martha Laura Moroewich (Deffmet) of RR1, Sue 1, Vimy, at)d 67 year pasted away She leave her loving husband Wife ham; two torn, George at home, Wll-ham Mo, Vimy; ihre daughter, Mi. Florence Schulu, Edmonton, Mr. Patricia Zimmi, Vegreville and Mra, Kathleen Tokar, Spruce Orov; live grandchildren alto three ttttcrt and three brother. Mr, Amy Campbell and Mrt, Madeline Dudley, Edmonton, Mrt.

Sun Hanten, Ctigary, Rr DeBmet, Edmonton, Frank DeSmet, Legal and William DeSmet, Oawion Creek, C. Prayers Friday, 7 at Connelly-Mo-Kinley Funeral Chapel. Mat of Chris tian Burial Saturday 10 a at St. Piut Church, 131 St. and 8hrbrooke Ave.

Rev. Malcolm Campbell will officiate. Interment St. Anthony's Cemetery, in lieu of flower donations may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation. Connelly-McKinley Ltd, Phone 422-2222 Of 429-2622.

MAH, Hlng Noon (Blrtg) On July 10, 1978 Mr. Hing Noon (Blng) Mah of 10018 163A paused away aged 52 years. -Survived by hit wile. Soon Fong and one son and one daughter in China Funeral Services Saturday, July 15 at 200 p.m. at Park Memorial Chapel (9709 111 Ave Rev.

Joseph Mung officieting with interment in Beechmount Cemetery. Par Memorial Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). 426-0050. McCONNELL, Margaret Ann On July 11, 1978, Mrs. Margaret Arm McConnell.

ot Millet, passed away at the age of 90 years. She leaves to mourn her loss, her daughter, Frances of Red Deer; son, Phillip ot Millet; four grandchildren and lour great-grandchildren. Funeral services Friday, July 14 at 2:00 p.m. from Millet United Church, Reverend Steele officiating. Inter-ment Millet Cemetery.

Donations may be given to the organization of the donor's choice. Baker Funeral Chapel, Wetaskiwin. 1-352-2501. SEWELL, Joseph Dennis On July 11, 1978, Mr. Joseph Dennis Sewell of St.

Albert, passed away at the Sturgeon General Hospital, aged 57, He leaves to mourn ht loss, his loving wife, Margaret; two daughters, Den ise (husband Bruce, grandson Michael) of Al-dergrove, BC; Shirley of Surrey, B.C, and one son, Kenneth of Vancouver. B.C.; three stepsons. Bill (wife Elizabeth, six grandchildren, one granddaughter) David (wife Judith) all of Edmonton, George of Calgary. Brother Gilbert (wife Vtvienne, niece Jackie) sister Dulcie (husband John, nephew Peter, niece Allison) all Of Surrey, England. Mr.

Sewell was a member of Long Town Lodge 31, A.F.8AM. Carlyle, England; and Kingsway Legion, Edmonton. The funeral service will be held in the Roy and Owen, Chapel of Chimes, on Saturday, July 15, at 10:00 a.m., with Rev. L. Musto officiating, and interment in Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

Chapel of Chimes, Roy and Owen. Funeral Directors 4 Licensed Crematorium. Phone 423-4262. i SEVERIN, Anton On July 12, 1978 Mr. Anton Sevenn ot Edmonton formerly of Glendon.

passed away aged 65 years. Survived by his loving wife Anne, four sons, and one daughter: Gilbert. Gordon, George, Larry and Mrs. (Lillian) Malcolm Kryzanowski all of Edmonton; eight grandchildren; loving mother, Mrs. Mary Severin of Vernon, B.C.; four brothers and four sisters: Andrew, Bernice, Julia, Kathleen, Victoria all of Vernon, B.C., Nick of Vancouver, B.C., Peter of Williams Lake, B.C.

Alex of St. Paul. Prayers Friday, July 14, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church (6770 129 Ave Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday, July 15 at 10:00 a.m.

at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church. Rev. J. Galvin will be the celebrant with interment in Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

Donations may be made to W.W. Cross Cancer Institute. Park Memorial Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard). 426-0050. SCOTT.

Dr. Flora On July 12, 1978 Dr. Flora Scott of 11219-54 Avenue oassed away. She leaves to mourn her loving hus band David, two sons and one oaugn-rer. Donald.

Greaorv and Cindy all at home, her mother, Mrs. Rose Halina of Edmonton, one brother, Joe Halina of Ottawa, and three sisters, Mrs. W. XOIga) Chomy, Mrs. N.

(Pauline) Sko- robohach, and Mrs. B. (Martna) rer-kins all of Edmonton. Funeral Service on Saturday, July 15. at 3:00 p.m.

at South Side Memorial, Chapel. Rev. G. de Vries officiating with Cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers memorial donations kindly accepted to the W.

Cross Cancer Institute (11560 University Ave.) South Side Memorial Chapel. Patterson-Mit-telstadt-Justik. Funeral Directors. 83 Avenue 104 Street. Phone 432-1601.

ZOLKIEWSKI, Bronltlaw On Jury 11. 1978 Mr. Bronislaw Zol-kiewski of Thortby, passed away aged 77 years. He leaves to mourn his loving wife Stefanie. one son Richard of Edmonton, one daughter, Mrs.

B. (Alfreda) Melik of St. Albert, five grandchildren, two brothers, Frank and Walter both in Poland-Prayer service on Sunday, July 16, at 7:30 m. at Our Lady Of Victory C. Church, Thorsby, where the Mass of Christian Bund wiD be held on Monday at 10 a Rev.

L. Pedersen officiating with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, lieu of Bowers memorial donations kindly accepted to the Cancer Society (9907-108 Ave.) South Side Memorial Chapel. Patfson-Mit-tetttadt-Justik. Funeral Directors. S3 Avenue 104 Street.

Phone 432-1601. Cards of Thanks 40 a BIO teuewt to the two youth who jumped in the water wh the ttcfy wno was trying to pus her ear out on 83 St. Argyll Rd. end you two youths tumped in the water with me nd pushed my ear up on the curb. Thanks to you, my car started uo and dtounr here and there I got bant.

You youtv srs just grand. HEl -Vs wish to thsr our -ny re lative and wiandt tor th sympamy and kmlness snown to loss of our beovd husbend. tether, and 9SfX)ahr. A sosdal thank you to Edmonton Fir Dept. Pone Escort, Kingswsy Legion.

paMbsarars, revrorid Gross, Pastor Tom IMXtugm and Sttxm 3 Fioyaf Aieasndra Hospital tor car yven. 6or Ken and lawiiiM. Deaths 0S0 ANDREWS, Mary Edith On July 11, 1978, Mrt Mry Andrewt of the AQi.t MtQugtn Nurtrng Home, paeeod awey aged 91 yenrt She leaves to mourn her lost, two tons. Jim, Spruce Grove and Clarence, Edmonton; one brother, Mr Joseph Peacock, Ontario: four grand-ohildren, and four grMt-grndchil. den, The funeral service will be held in Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall, 11112 9SA Street on Friday, July 14 at 1:00 m.

with Mr. Joe Zaula officiating, and interment in Beechmount Cemetery. Chapel ot Chimet, Roy and Owen. Funeral Directors I Licensed Crematorium. Phone 423-4262.

BROX, Kattierlne (Miller) On July 11, 1978, Mrt. Katherine (Miller) Brox, passed away In the Good Samaritan Nursing Home in Stony Plain at the age ol 87 years, She it survived by three tons', John Miller pf Burnaby, British Columbia. George Miller of Ouetnel, British Columbia, Louit Miller of Fort McMurray, Alberta; three Mrs. Mary Radclfff of Fullerton, California, Mrt, George (Margaret) Yeoman ol Edmonton, Alberta, Mrs. Robert (Vivian) Wilkinson ot La Mirada, California; two brothers, Conrad and Adolf Fuhr of Seattle.

Washington; two smlers, Mrs. Mary Hell of Edmonton, Alberta, Mrs. Ida Lamothe of St. Paul, Alberta; twenty-one grandchildren; thirteen great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be held on Friday, July 14 at 2 00 p.m.

from St, Matthew's Lutheran Church at Stony Plain with the Pastor Walter Schoepp officiating. Interment will take place in the St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Cemetery at Stony Plain, If friends so desire, memorials may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 10102 101 Edmonton, Alberta T5J 0S5. Howard and McBride Funeral Services. Phone 422-1 141.

CONGDON, Either On July 11, 1978. Mrs Esther (Nettie) Congdon, of Irma, pasted away aged 97 years. She is survived by three tons, Charlie Congdon, Edmonton; Sam Congdon, Irma, and Percy Congdon, Edmonton: two daughters, Mrs. S. (Hazel) Fu- giem, Hughenden, and Mrs.

S. (Eva) Knudsen of Irma; also seventeen grandchildren; twenty-four great-, grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Friday. July 14 at 2:00 p.m. at Irma Alii-ance Church, with Reverend Dan Je-sperson officiating.

Interment In the Irma Cemetery. Funeral Directors of Killam in charge ol all arrangements. CHADDERTON, Fred On Julv 12. 1978 Mr. Fred Chadderton of Edmonton passed away aged 67 vears.

Survived by his loving wife Beatrice, one son and one daughter: Bill ot Campbell River, B.C.; Mrs. Richard fMarilvn) Grams of Edmonton; three grandchildren: Bryan, Christine and Billy; two sisters: Mrs. 5.E. wignt ot Calgary; Mrs. N.

(Mary) Brown of Lou-sana. Alta. Funeral Services Saturday, July 15 at 10:00 a.m. at Park Memorial unapei (9709 111 Ave Rev. E.

Martin offici-atina with interment in Evergreen Me morial Gardens. Donations to the Ca nadian Cancer Society will be greatly appreciated. Park Memorial Fu neral Administrators and Directors. (The Chapel on the Boulevard) 426- DAVISON, Benjamin Campbell On July 12. 1978, Mr.

Benjamin Campoeii Davison of 9327 108A. Avenue, passed away. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wile. Flora; two sons. Arthur of Sherwood Park and Harry of Edmonton; one daughter, Mrs, Percy (Ellena) Bell of Edmonton; eight grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 1 :30 pm. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Rev. Roos will officiate and interment wilt take place in the Beechmount Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the organization oft the donor's choice.

Mr. Davison was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Foster and McGarvey Lim Funeral Directors and Licensed Crematorium. 428-6666. De Caigney Peter On July 10.

1978 Mr. Peter De Caig-ney of 204, 10965-106 Street, passed away aged 48 years. Survived by his loving wife Ella; loving parents: Ivo and Anne De Caigney of Winnipeg, two sisters: Mrs. Do- reen Champagne of Winnipeg, Mrs. Margaret Bohonos of Cranbrook, B.C.

Friends may pay their respects Thurs day, July 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services Fnday.July 14 at 300 p.m. at Park Memorial Chapel (9709 111 Avenue). -Rev. E.

Martin officiating with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Park Memorial Funeral Ad ministrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard) 426-0050. GUSCOE, Jeinet (Curley) On Tuesday, July 11, 1978, James Guscoa, formerly of Vegreville, Alberta, passed away at Etobicoke Hospital. Toronto. Ontario.

Beloved husband of Marjorie; father of Marie Williams of Brooks. Alberta; son of Pauline of Edmonton: brother of Ed of Edmonton, Joe ot Westlock, Mary of Edmonton and Jean of Water- lord, Ontario. Resting at-1he Ward Funeral Home. 2035 Weston Road, Weston, Ontario, wrm services being held on Friday at 9:00 am. HARRIS, Emma Marie On July 11.

1978, Mrt. Emma Mane Harris, of Wetaskiwm, patted away at the age of 88 years. She leaves to mourn her lost four sons, Raymond of Wetaskiwm, Walter and James of Edmonton, Gordon of Norwatk, California; eleven grandchil dren; thirteen great-grandchildren; numerous niece and nephewt. Predeceased by her lovmg hutband, Willi tm Ernett Herri. October 15, 197J.

Funeral services Friday. July 14 at 1100 am from Baker Funeral Chapel. Wetaskiwta Reverend H. Steel efftctatfng. Interment Wetesiu-win Cemetery.

Donations may be given to the organization of th do nor's choice. Bexer Funeral Chapel, Wetaskiwm: 1-352-2501. KRUKOWSKL Anm (Henka) On Jury 11. 1978 Mr. Anna (Htnka) Kukowglu 0 North Edmonton passed away aged 71 years.

Sunrwed by her loving husband John, two sons: Leo of Edmonton; Ronald of Mormnit. two erenteMdren: John and Jay; tws broic in Ukraine. Prertsresetd by on daughter Vem i 135. Fnerel Services Friday June 14. al 11JO are.

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