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1 5 In Memoricm Deaths THt CALGARY HERALD rnJav. lAlarm Sent Out Dec 27, 1963j5fcycwsof) fofeS Johnson Concerned By Cyprus JOHNSON CITY Tpv lAPt f. 1 Himself 'Unlikely' Pick By Johnson r.LOOMINCTON. Ill (AP)-Ad'ai K. Stevenson dismissed Thursday the possibility that he vniikl be President Johnson's! running mate next year, saying i' us "very unlikely" that John-; son will want him In a holiday visit to Bloom-ington, SUvtnson repeated to reporters his willingness to run if a iked "i would want to do what-! ever he i President Johnson); wished." But.

he added about! running for vice-president: 'T can't say that this is a burning ambition with me." I Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said he is "perfectly content minding that shop (the UNi and paying! attention to that job "Moreover, I think it's very unlikely that President Johnson -would want me to be his running mate." he added without elaboration. If yon just won't buy the concept ot ('DC sporadic 'nur-part Show From Tw Cities series, that's the end it. If you will, the second Show, seen on Channel 2. ''hristmas Day, was fair to middling.

The music, dancing and choreography were Rood and it was a well -staqed extravaganza. The allegedly amusing, weren't. The Two Cities, of course, art Toronto and Montreal. Each Show (two more to follow in the new year) is half in French, half in English another attempt to force-feed us biculturalism. The idea of introducing us In some of the French-Canadian entertainers strikes me as hcing a good one.

hut I'll leave the broader issue of biculturalism to the editorial department. A bilingual show has to be highly visual. If the entertainers want to dance, that's fine. You can dance in any language. As luck, and hard work, would have it.

the on Wednesday's show were imaginative and quite diverting. And the contingent from the other side of the language harrier proved to be sufficiently animated that it wasn't always necessary to understand what they were singing about. The choice of songs from My Fair Lady was a happy one. The music is well enough known that it wasn't entirely necessary that you know the lyrics (as sung in French). On the other hand, an overdrawn skit wherein a lovely young creature tells jokes (in French into a telephone has to ieavc you cold if you don't know Trench.

Also, of course, a lot of it was altogether too cute. Twin Santa Clauses, for instance. In several instances, it was a case of the performers trying to surmount an indifferent script. No. this Two Cities experiment hasn't been what you would call an unquilified success.

Some aren't going to watch ii on general principles. Others who do watch it may find themselves getting bored. The people in charge undoubtedly- have good intentions. Foreign affairs dominated Pres ident Johnson's activities today as he kept watch on the Cyprus I crisis and prepared for talks) ith Chancellor Ludwig Erhard of West Germany. Erhard is the first major European leader to hold full-scale talks with the new U.S.

president. He flies in to Houston this afternoon and begins two days of conferences at the LBJ Ranch Saturday. The White House made public Thursday a series of personal messages in which Johnson appealed for a quick halt to "this terrible fraternal strife" between Turks and Greeks on Cyprus. In letters to Archbishop Mak-arios, president of Cyprus, Vice-President Fazil Kutchuk, and Patrick Cemal G.irsel of Turkey, Johnson pledged complete support for any reasonable action to halt the Cypriot bloodletting. Stassen May Run In GOP Stakes PHILADELPHIA (AD -Harold E.

Stassen. former governor of Minnesota, said Thursday night he is considering running for the Republican presidential nomination next year at the urging of former president Dwight D. Eisenhower. Stassen said he was one of several possible candidates Eisenhower has Esked to enter the race to give the Republican party the widest selection possible. Stassen said he would not announce his intentions until next month.

$400,000 Received By Tippit Fund DALLAS. Tex. (AP) Contributions in 1,500 letters processed Thursday raised the J. D. Tippit fund to beyond 000.

The total stood at $405,301.81 when counters at police headquarters quit for the day. wcii CALGARY HERALD BOX REPLIES LETTERS addressed to the following box holders ore available at the Herald Want Ad office on presentation of box ticket. Office open 8:30 a.m. to 5 m. Monday to Friday.

Saturday 8:30 a m. to I m. 1 I 1 Upcoming Tiie CBC sends word that Telescope's report on Boh pre-empted Nov 22 because of the John Kennedy assassination, is now definitely set to he seen on Friday, Jan. 3. The Weekend Auto Industry Sets Record DETROIT i AIM The auto industry has re-written its record book by ringing up record sales of new cars.

Ward's Automotive Reports said Thursday. This topped the previous mark of 7.4f.(.0U0 established in The record, however, is the result of more foreign ears being sold. Ward's said some imports were sold this year compared with 52,000 in 1955. Sales of domestic cars in 1963 totalled 7.127,000 as against in 1955, Ward's said The trade publication based its figure on Jan 1 to. Dee.

20. sales from Building Permits Lower This Year EDMONTON (CP) Value of building permits issued in Alberta in the first 10 months of 1963 was $214,523,000. The Alberta bureau of statistics reports that the 19f3 figure was $40,596,000 below the corresponding 1962 period. Alberta's 10 cities issued permits valued at $150,317,000. a drop of almost $47,000,000 from 1962, while other municipalities issued permits valued at W4.210.0O0, an increase of al- most $7,000,000.

3 Children Killed OLDENBURG, German i AP) Police reported Thursday that a German laborer killed three of his children and seriously injured his wife on Christmas Day. Police said 42-year-old Martin Speckcl, in an apparent fit of insanity, crushed the skulls of the children with a hammer while they were asleep and then attacked his wife. Collection Sold PHILADELPHIA (Al')-The stamp collection of the late Philip H. Ward has been sold to a New Orleans dealer for $1,100,000. Roger Weill, partner in the Raymond H.

Weill Company, said the collection would be broken up and sold. POSTED HERE. Cap. Hubert Leduc, of Thurso, will be posted to headquarters, Calgary Garrison in January as Roman Catholic chaplain. He has served in the Congo.

West Germany, the Middle East and Edmonton Deaths LOS ANGELES Gorgeous George, 43. the swaggering, perfumed wrestler with the golden hair; after a heart attack. NEW YORK-Jacob J. Shu- bert, age listed variously as S3 and its. head of an enterprise that owned 16 theatres in New-York City, and producer of such successful plays as The Student Prime.

Maytime and The Last Waltz; of a cerehral haemorrhage. JARV1E, Aita. Richard V. Roamish. 40, western editor of The Family Herald; in a traffic accident REG1NA Mr.

Justice Adrien Doiron, 68, member of the Sas- Cnnrt nf Olippn's KALAMAZOO, C. Burns, 100, who as a boy helped in some of Alexander Graham Bell's early experiments with sound in Brantford, On I. CLEVELAND Dr. Harry C. Obei holser, 93, regarded as one of the world's outstanding ornithologists.

TAIPEI. Formosa Retired Genera! Chu Shao-liang, 73, a senior adviser of President Chiang Kai-shek; of high blood pressure. NEW YORK John Holbrook, 56, radio announcer and former radio actor; after suffering a stroke. DENVER, Colo Al Bohbitt, 101, who rode horses until he was 98; of a stroke. Dominican TV Station Bombed SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) A government-owned television station was damaged by a bomb explosion on Christmas day.

Police blamed anti government terrorists. Another bomb exploded Christmas night in a food store. Police said leftist students may have been involved in both bombings. Last week a Santo Domingo student lost a hand in the explosion of a bomb he was making. Chou Visits Morocco ALGIERS (Reuters) Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lai left here by air today for Morocco after a week-long official visit to Algera ORDER Football fans who bac been following the fortunes of the NFL each Sunday will want to see the championship game, wrapping up the season and finally declaring a winner, on Channel 2 this Sunday.

But watch it: according to the listings I have, the game, between the New York Giants and the Chicago Bears, commences on this occasion at 11 a.m. not noon. On Saturday, Cross-Canada Curling finds Northern Ontario playing New Brunswick and the NHL hockey game is between Montreal Canadiens and Detroit Red Wings Sunday's edition of Let's Face It (Channel 2) will be the last. The CBC has decided to take another look at this one. Rupert (Maigret) Davies has charge of Hourglass on Channel 4 this Sunday Late movies Saturday are Captains Courageous, with Spencer Tracey and Lionel Barrymore, on Channel 2.

and The Day The Earth Stood Still, with Michael Rennie and Hugh Marlowe, on Channel 4 On Sunday, Walt Disney will he re-running the movie, Dumbo. Tonight Jack Benny's guest will be George Jessel. Telescope has four jazi musicians lined up for a jam session. IHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIlllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllllllllllllllllll ONE MAN'S FAITH IN SANTA SHATTERED LLOYD In loving memnrv of Arthur Llovd who passed away Dec 27, l'i2. Sadiy missed and fond'y remembered by Jimmy.

Joyce and Family PORTER In lnving memory of Malcolm Porter who passed away Dec 27, "Here awhile thev must be parted. And the flesh its sabbath keep. Waiting in a holy stillness. Wrapt in sleep." Lovingly remembered by Mother, brothers and sisters. 7a Cemeteries CHURCH OWNED CFMETFR GARDEN OF PEACE Single lots as low as $49 Financ-me arrangements available 5 miles east on Trans Can Hwv Address.

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Pos Office Department, Ottawa Member of The Canadian Press The Canadian Press is exclusively entitled to the right of republication of all dispatches credited to it or to The Associated Press in this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights to republications of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Births SMOLKIN Barrv and Debbie i nee Levinei are happy to announce the birth of a son, Doran Steven, ft 1 oz. Born on December 22. A brother for Geoffrey.

Sincere thanks to Dr (Insured Deaths MON ETT December 27th, Alfred O. fludL aged 37 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Bettv Mon-ette. 415 Blackthorn Rd. He came to Calgary in 1954 to work for the Herald.

Also survived by 3 sons. Terry, Billy, Donald and daughter. Patty, his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Monette. all of Calgary, 3 brothers, Charles and William of Re-Eina. Harry. Yorkton.

a sister, Mrs. N. (Joan) Wilson. Calgary. Services were held at St.

Gabriel's Anglican Church today at 3 p.m. Rev. F. Dykes officiating. In-torment Queen's Park Cemeterv.

McHUGH and TIG HE Funeral Directors Ltd. THOMSON l)eemi)er Elrii. Miss Nancy Thompson aged 87 of Sunset l)dEe. Beloved sister of Mr. Thomson.

Red Deer, Alia. Service and interment at Red Deer, Friday Dec. 27th. forwarding arrangements bv McHUCH and TIGHE Funeral Directors Ltd. BORGER December 23rd.

l.y-dia, beloved wife of Mr. Eric Burger. Crowfoot, Aita. Services at FOSTER'S Garden Chapel, 540 16th Ave, W. Saturday at p.m.

Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Phone 289-1944. BRATCHELL December 25th, Kenneth, aged 40 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Peggy Bratchell. 3 Hendon Place.

Born in Winnipeg he had resided in Regina and Fort William until coming to Calgary two years ago. Mr. Bratchell M'rved overseas with the Lord Stra-thcona Horse and was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Resides his wife survived by one son Jimmy: two daughters Sandra and Susan, one brother Jack, all of Calgary: luo sisters. Mrs, Mary Chapman and Mrs.

Dorothy Grainger, his mo-tuer Mrs. Christina Bratchell. all of Winnipeg His remains will be forwarded by FOSTER'S Garden Chapel to Winniptg for services. Phone 28W944. SUKEROFF December 26th.

Archie aged 83 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Tina Sukeroff, 3.33B 6th St. Born in Karrs. Russia he came to Yorkton. Sask in 1896 and later moved to Brandon, Man.

In 1929 he moved to Thorsbv Aita. and in 1941 to Vauxhail Mr. Sukeroff had resided in Calgary for the past year. Besides his wife survived by four sons Rov, Bashaw, Walter and Bill, Vauxhail, Larry, Calgary: three daughters, Mrs. Polly Kazakoff, Kamsack.

Mrs. Chris Fedorak. Mrs. Mary Degenstein, both of Caigarv; one sister Mrs. Florence Koftenoff.

Kamsack: seventeen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Prayers at FOSTER'S Garden Chapel. 540 16th Ave. N.W. Sunday at 7:30 pm Services will be held Mondav at 3 IKI pm.

Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. Phone 289-1944. BRADDOCK December 27th. John Henry, beloved husband of Mrs. Elsie Braddock, formerlv of 728 14th St.

E. Resting at FOSTER'S Garden Chapel, 540 I6th Ave W. Phone 289-1944. Five wu.ar eque, tu one one worn Ad set At BPRT rim ALL AOS KfcbTKlCTED TO PROPER CLASSlHCAf ION The Herald wlil appreciate having its attention drawn to an advertisement not conforming to the highest st an. dards of honesty.

Bowness Malli ft a tpom forest Lawn LARAMIE Dec. 2-rd. Louis I Laramie, aced years, of 24 Ar- motir Block. Friends will kindly i meet for pravers at "Park Memor- i idl Chapel" i 15th Ave. and 4th St.

this evening at 7 M) n'rlucfc. Rp'iu'em Vass cele-, braird at Our Lady of Perpetual HHi Church Sriturdnv at 9 a tn. MciNMS and HOLLOWAY Lid. Fu- neral Directors. i SOUTZO Dec Zlrd.

Princess Khaleth Soutzo. aged 75 years of Taber. beloved mother of Mr. Const an tin Soutzn of Ranch. R.

No 5, Calgary. Services conducted bv Rev. James Cavourns will be 'held at MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY "Park Memorial Chapel" 1 15th Ave and 4th St SWl Saturday at 1 30 Tnierment Athens. Greece at a later date. SUTHERLAND Dec 25th, at Edmonton.

Lois EHen. beloved wife if Mr Mtirrav Sinfhrliinrt 5701 5th Street W. Services ill be later bv MclNNIS and i HOLLOWAY Ltd Funeral Direct- i McGUFFIN December 26th. Enid Mabel, widow rXate Dr Che- I ter F. McGuffin.

3212 7th St. S.W. after a lenethv illness and beloved mother of Mrs. Ralph (Mary Roue. 12tW Montreal Ave Announce- ments later bv MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd.

Funeral Directors. RACE December 24th. Mrs Frankie Race, aged 92 years, he- loved mother of Mrs K. 'Kath leem Wilson. 3623 6th st.

w. and Mr. Clinton Race. Tornnln, Services were held at Christ Church toriav at 1 The Ven. Hasted Doivker D.D.

officiatirg Cremation. JACQUES Funeral Home in charge. BZOWEY December 23rd. Mrs Mary Bzowev, aged 68 years. 8th Ave W.f widow of the late George W.

Bzowey. Prayers at The Littie Chapel on the Corner (JACQUES Funeral Home) this evening at 7:30 p.m. Services at St, Vladimir's Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church (402 Meredith Roadi Saturday at 9 -SO a.m. Rev. Fvk and Rev.

A. Chru.tawka officiating BRYANT December ilrd Walter Bryant, aged 81 years, 14th Ave. S.W. Services at The Little Chapel on the Comer (JACQUES Funeral Home) Saturday 11 a Rev. F.

W. Peirce officiating. LORENTSEN December 21st. Anna Othea, aged 78 years, beloved wife of Mr. Martin Lorentsen.

4824 Bowness Road Services al The Little Chapel on the Corner (JACQUES Funeral Home Saturday at 3 30 m. Rev, Joseph H. Roslad officiating. WARNER December 23rd. Joseph Frederick Oswald Warner, ag-td 69 years.

2001 33rd St. S.W Born in Norway he came to Canada from li.e United 45 years ago and was an employee of Imperial Oil Production Dept. for 21 years retiring in 1957. Predeceased bv his wife Edna in Calgary in May of this year he is survived bv four daughters, Mrs. Ida (Tiny) VVann.

Portland: Mrs. Joseph (Pecgyl Bourque. Red Deer: Mrs. Dick i Jean i McFadyen. Moosomin.

Sask: and Mrs. Donald iJoeyi Jackson. Westerose. Allierta. a son Phillip Whiteside.

Calgary. 12 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Services at the "Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Homei Saturday at 1:30 pm. Rov. R.

H. MacKinnon D.D officiating Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. CHISHOLM December 26th. James Nelson (Jirni Chisholm. 9()fl Rldeau Road.

Announcements later by JACQUES Funeral Home. RAE December 25th. 1963. Miss Isabella Rae. aged 80 years, beloved sister of Mrs.

Margaret J. Booth. 340 Soarboro Avenue. Services were held at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" today 1:30 pm. Rev.

S. J. Wyiie officiating Cremation. Courtesy parking north of Chapel. HARDWiCK December 24th.

196.1. Capt. Cyril Duppa (Rim i Hard-wtck. aed 82 years, beloved husband of Mrs Henrietta Hardwiek, Turner Valley. Allerta.

Services at Christ Church, Millarville. todav at 2 Rev Ganl officiating Interment family plot, Millarville Cemetery. LEYDEN'S Funeral Home Ltd Directors of Services, MALCOLM December 25th. 1963, Mrs. Annie Malcolm, aged 71 years, beloved wife of Mr.

Andrew Malcolm, 2207 21st Ave. SW Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" Saturday 10:30 a.m. Rev. K. C.

Doka officiating Cremation. Courtesy parking north of Chapel. JAMIESON December 25th. 1WCI. Robert Anth Jamieson, aced 71 years.

Apartment 3, 240 18th Avenue S.W., passed away at a local hospital followirg a lengthy lll-nes. Born at Rtnfrew Ontario he came west to Calgary in 1920 and resided here since. He was predeceased by his twin brother late David A Jiniieson in 1941 and by a sister late Mrs. Adeline Gil-mour in lfHfi He is survived by I three nephews. Robert Gilmouf.

Vancouver, B.C.. Michael Jjmieson, Prince Albert, Phillip Jamie-son. Calgary, two nieces, Mrs. J. i Diana I Templeton, Calgary and Mtv Gerrv iPatl Sherman.

Cti-i gary Services at "Cha-, pel of Remembrance" Monday 1 p.m. Rev H. Lindsay Simpson nf-1 fil iating. Cremation. If desired con-; tribiitii.iis may be made to the Canadian Oncer Society.

Courtesy parking north of Chapel. MURRAY Dec. 251 h. Agnes Murray, aged 50 years, beloved wife of Mr. James Murray, Estevan, Sask, Also surviving are 2 sons, Kenneth and Douglas Brown.

1 daughter. Mrs. John iPhyllsl Reg-amy, all of Edmonton; 2 sisters. Mrs. Isadora Lutwack and Jeanette McMillen of California; 5 brothers, all of Alberta.

Funeral services will be held from BOWKER BAS-C'OMB Funeral Parlor. Ponoka. Saturday at 2 p.m. RAMSAY December 26th, James "Gordon," beloved husband of Mrs. Bcrnice Ramsay.

Vau.xhall. Born at Carbon he had lived at Calgary, Inmsfail and Taber moving to Vauxhail in Vifri where he operated a drug store. Chief of Vauxhail Fire Brigade. Mr. Ramsay is also survived by 2 sisters, Mrs.

John Jours. Victoria and Mis. John Spruce. Vegreville. A brother.

Bruce. Edmonton. Service conducted by Rev. Dr. MacKinnon will be held from GOODER Hillside Chapel.

17th Ave. and ISA St on Saturday at 3:15 p.m. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery In lieu of flowers, friends may make donations to the Alberta Heart Foundation. MILES December 23rd, Mrs Minnie Amelia Miles, aged 78 yeai-s. formerly of 1110 Kensington Road, widow of John Miles and dear mother of Mrs.

Dons E. Fraser and Mrs. Winnie Knight. Calgary Services conducted by Rev. J.

Ernest Nix will be held from GOODER Hillside Chapel. 17th Ave. and ISA St. on Saturday at 1:15 p.m. JENSEN December 25th, Christian Jensen, 1717 Ave IE.

Remains will be forwarded to Olds for services and interment GOOD-ER'S Hillside Chapel Directors of Service. McEWEN Decemher 26th. at Edmonton, David Joseph McEwen. Didsbury. Services will be held from the United Missionary Church, Didsbury on Sunday at 2:30 pm GOODERS Hillside Chapel.

Didsbury Branch in charge. 5 In Memoriam FLOWERDAY In loving mem-nrv of Dan iBohbvl Floweir'av. who passed away Dec. 27th, lntii "Not dead to those who loved him. Not lost, but gone before.

He lives wifh us in memory. And will forever more Sadly misted by his loving wife and family. LLOYD In loving memory of Arthur Hartley Llovd. who passed away Dec. 27th.

1962. "Not just today but every day. In eilence we remember." From the Websters and the Gil-days. LLOYD In memory of our dear brother and uncle Arthur, who passed away Dec. 27 Ever remembered by Fdith.

Ppte. Larry, Wayne and Susan LLOYO In loving memory of aar lather and grandfather Arthur who left us Dec. 27 192 Ever remembered by Mrtlvn Pete and children I i 1 1 Bob SHIELS on television I mas. Ho ho, ho." "Come right in, Santa." the man said and swung the door open. Vermillion quickly disarmed the man, who had been accused of creating a disturbance in the area.

"I don't want to identify him," the sheriff said Tuesday. "He's had a bad shock. His faith in Santa's been shattered." tcash lack Kits, door prizes Fvery-! une welcome No bingo New Years I Day. Happy New Year to all. Ca-h bingo.

Friday. 8 pm. proereuMve blarkout. $50 progressive bingo. lh blackout to go 17 nthr fdines plus nickel ga-TiP-and diHir prue.v Holv Name Hn TZZ Jtth St SW, Last call lor big square Highland Golf Club.

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INDEX TO CLASSIFICATION CLASSIFICATION No. CLASSIFICATION No. fictile Lots to' Rent 31 Houses WantM to Bent 34 Acreage Lots tor Sals 41 Houses for Saie 5 A--eage Lot Wanted 2 Houses Wanted to Buy 46 Agent, Salesmen Hosn'tal Personnel 19 A11 Machines. Typewriters ft1 Hole Mote is 27 a raT 6'J tn Vfinoan 5 A -t Testing a Automobile fur Sale f'i Industrial Property 49 A.tos Wanted 79 Instruction 23 Auto Wreckers $2 Lrvctock Wanted wt'jntot've Cars. Trucks So Lots Wanted to Rent 39a Eauty Salons Lost and Found E't-yc'es Motorcycles i2 Machinery and Tools 70 Berths 1 Machinery Wanted 7i)i E-ocK and Head Repairs 83 sreiianeous Wants 7 boara and Room Wanted 31 Money to Loan 52 B.C.

Property 4J Money Wanted 53 Rentals 3a MUf.tcai Instruments Build ng Sucpbs 1 Office Equipment 6'b 6nvrss Chances A7 Parking Space 35 Bi'vnebs Directory 14 Pasture 3a Ca'tie, Hohsps. Pet Stork Birds Cards of Thanks ft Pvsona! 1i Lnietpry Memorials Pianos and Organs 72 9 Pouitf, Enis. SupclS O-'d Care Babytttbro; iCa Poultry wanted 5va L-O'n Stamps a 1i i.rrrv.f rcial Property 48 Rrjio Television 71 r4i 4 Rfi Estate Trades 4a U' rkiri'j 13 Perj'rs Parts Tires 84 -r ard Apt. 4'a Reports 12 tor Rent 3 Rooms W'th Board 29 firms and Ranches 4 Rooms Witnout Board 30 Fairng waited 4 Rooms, Suites Wanted Farms to Rent 0 Sadd'ea Gear 73a Farms Wanted to Pent 40a Sew.rg. Knitting Machines 74 Fionsis 6a Situations Wanted, Female 24 Foundation Garments 12a Situations Wanted, Mais 25 Fuel 6 Soort'ng Goods 75 For Sa'e Miscellaneous 66 Stampede Accommodation For Sa or Exchange 60 Stocks.

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Sun-day. SERVICE ab Hiy, Gran. Feed, Seed bb wanted 20 He.ic wanted Fema'e 21 Hip wanted Mae Furniture 63 Housekeeping Rooms Hnues to Rent 33 Chinook Centre Concourse Mttnrlav thrmmtt FViriav Id a tn 5 pm. SJ North Hill Shopping Centre Lot att-o WpsI Concourse Mnnriav fhroueh Frtrlav Id a I't 5 in. "HAHP SANTA Si ll FOR RrN 3 .173.