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THE CALGARY HERALD Wed, Dec. 19, 1962 3 Deaths Deaths CALGARY Castro's Set Free Prisoners May Be Before Christmas HAVANA (AP) Hope mounljers would be released on deliv-d today that 1,113 Bay of Pigsery of 20 per cent of the amount prisoners may be freed from demanded and a pledg for the tion executives, said eight domestic airlines were co-operating to transport 600,000 pounds of supplies to Florida at the request of the American Red Cross. balance. The U.S. Air Transport Asso-iation, an organization of avia- Newsprint Exports Stay About Same Subscription Rates By mail in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia Three Months $3.00 Six Months $3.00 One Year $9 00 In Manitoba.

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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 Assoc.ated Press in this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights to reoublications of special dispatches herein are also reserved. 1 Births OHLHAUSER Merle and Lillian wish to announce the arrival of a daughter Lana Marie, 6 15 December 13th.

Many thanks to Dr. Bercov and staff at General Hospital. HENDERSON George and Betty (nee Early) proudly announce the arrival of their daughter, Tami-Jeanne, 6 Dec. 13. 1962.

Thanks to Dr. Dwan and staff at Grace Maternity Hospital. HUGHES To Berrie and Clemeth a daughter. Lyndall Patricia. 9 lb.

2 ozs. on Monday. December 17th ai miawa civic Hospital. YUCYTUS Jack and Peggy are nappy 10 announce tne Dirtn ot tne'r son Martin John, fi 4 Dpc 9th, 1962. A brother for Michelle and Marilla.

Thanks to Dr. A. E. wnson ana Holy Cross staff. Deaths RIDLEY Passed awav Dec.

14. 1962. Phyllis Fulton, beloved wife of Edmund Neville Ridley of 1986 tn Ave. survived also by three sons, Frederick Vancouver; Wilfred H. M.

of Toroato; Robert Calgary; 11 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. H. J. Haylork. West Vancouver.

Mrs. F. R. Cochran. Toronto.

Funeral service was held Monday. Dec. 17 at 2 p.m. in St. Mary's Anglican Church, Ave.

and Inarch Si. Rev. Canon F. J. Nicholson oiMciated.

Interment Ocean View Burial Park. Simmons and McBride Funeral Directors in charge. PALMER December 18th. Jul ia, aged 84 years, beloved wife of Mr. Mike Palmer, 98 Thonlee cent, formerly of Drumheller.

Announcements later by JACQUES unerai nome. BEFUS December 16th. Mrs Blanche Befus. aged 49 years. No 7, 331 1th Avenue S.W.

Services wer held at "The Little Chapel on the uorner ijauvuks Funeral flomci this morning at 11 a.m. Rev. F. eirce ofiiciattng. interment Queen's Park Cemetery.

KING December 18th. John beloved husband of Mrs. Mary King 7 Westminster Place. Surviving are 1 son Hrian, Calgary, sisters, Mrs J. (Dorothy! Watson, Calgary, Mrs Rhonie Towhey, Nelson, B.C.

Ser vices conducted bv Rev. S. J. Wvlie will be held in GOODER'S Hillside Chaoel (17th Ave. and 16A St.

S.W.I Saturday afternoon at 1 STAIR December 12th. David Clarence, aged 82 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Zula Stair, Bow-ness. formerly of Patricia. Born at Yakima.

Washington, he spent ten years in Alaska during the Gold Rush before coming to Canada in 1920. He farmed and ranched at Patricia for 32 years and moved to Calgary in 1962. Besides his lov ing wife, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur (Isabel! Kobiiiarfl. Bowness.

Mrs. Henry (Vera) Hoover. Sheerness. Alberta; four sons, Dean, Cremona. Donald, Bowness, Robert, Chalk River.

Ontario and William, Patricia; 24 erandchildren: 6 great grandchil dren. Services and interment were held at Brooks. Alberta, on Satur day. December 13th. 11 Personal RENT-A-TV 24-HOUR SERVICE Rental Purchase Plan New model onlv 276-2700 MID CITY TV Repairs on nil makes, Day and night service Including Sundayt CALL $2.95 283-4926 WOULD unyone knowing the whereabouts of Mrs.

Haffia Pratt nee Tymchuk. last known address 221 1- uorcnester street west. Montreal Quebec, please contact Box 209 Herald. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. RENTALS TV Sets.

Singer Sewing Machines, Wneei tnairs. 7-9 rt. ridges CALGARY RENTAL SHOP AT 3-0005 RENTAL PROJECTORS. FILMS. hULAKUlU UAMEKAS.

ENLAHG ERS. LIGHTBARS AND PHOTO EQUIPMENT. BUNNY PHOTO SERVICE. 2S3-15B3 HAIR REMOVED Bv Permanently PHONE CH 4-S7M. MRS.

LEVER- INGTON, 1014 Uth AVENUE WEST. WANTED- old and ore-War CAN ADIAN MATCH BOXES for collec tors overseas. Phone Ted at AV 046.1. JACK'S TV RENTALS AL 5-0598. AV 9-9410 ANYTIME.

BEAUTY Counselor information Phone Mrs Peggy Webber. CR 7- 6251 KWIK T.V. SER. CALLS $2.95 CH 2-275(1 MERRY Christmas to Marg, Tres- sie. Carole.

Lorraine and Ted. Love, Ken and Gwen. GOING EAST? Drive a car back from Toronto Calgarv Drive Away service, BR 3-4715 (No Job) BIBLE contest! Rich awards. Write Bible Crosswords, Plattsville, On tario. LEAVING for Winnipeg- Friday night, December 21st.

Phone 244- 10HO. ANYONE leaving for Edmonton en Christmas weekend please call AT J-ZOlB. MADAME SCULLY. FAMOUS READER. FOR APPOINTMENT 288-3167 DANCE orchestra, anything from tangos to square dances.

CR 7-6882 evenings. LEAVING FOR SASKATOON DEC. 21ST. CR 7-4400, 5-7 P.M. MANITOBA Massage Clinic.

Suite 5. 332 7th Ave S.W 269-3227, ANYONE leaving for Saskatoon December 20th or 21st? 269-8308. GOING to Saskatoon Dec. returning Dec. 26th.

262-783(1. LEAVING for Eastern Canada soon. No. 8. 80S-9th Ave.

S.E. ANYONE leaving for Los Angeles Dec. 21st or Saturday? 244-5867 VELVET Santa suit for rent. Best In town. Reasonable CH 9-7492.

SANTA SUIT J573 FOR RENT. AT 3- SANTA will visit vour home or club. $5. Evenings, AT 3-1865. CAMILLE teacup reader at the Thistle Restaurant.

(Open eveningsl LEAVING for Lloydminster Friday evening. Call Stan, AV 9-2064 after 5. ANYONE leaving for Vancouver before Christmas. 262-5862. FOR WOMEN 12a Foundation Garments NU BONE Foundation Garrrunts and surgical belts.

Mrs. Jones, BR 3-5197. 13 Dressmaking LICENSED dressmaker dressmak. ing alterations. Guaranteed work.

Reasonable. Quick service. AT 3- 3942 MARY DRESS SALON Dresses, suits, coats. All kinds of alterations. Free parking.

CH 4-7990 1W5A 14m at. a.w. EXPERT dressmaking, alterations. Quick service, guaranteed fitting. Pick-up.

deliver. CH 9-9144 EXPERT DRESSMAKING AND AL TERATIONS. QUICK SERVICE. AL 2-0853. EXPERT alterations Nylon and fur coats shortened.

Vogue Uress bnop, 266 8th Ave 81 COMPETENT dressmaking, altera tions. Specializing square dance dresses. Prompt service. 269-8396. EXPERT alterations on dresses ana skirts Lih Fashions.

812 1st St REASONABLE ALTERATIONS. 12th AVE. N.E. CR 7-3930. S25 BUSINESS 14 Business Directory Asphalt Paving PIONEER PAVING LTD.

ASPHALT CONTRACTORS Grading Compaction Base and crushed gravel Asphalt paving. Phone CH 3-2250 Sub 28. Calgary Bricklaying MASONRY CONTRACTOR For aU bnrk. block and atom work phone 277-6833 Cartage, Delivery Services LOCAL and long distance hauling trunks, furniture, general cartage MAYHEW December 10th. Su san, beloved wife of Mr.

James H. Mayhew of 1415 8th St. N.W. Resting at FOSTER'S Garden Cha pel, 540 16th Ave. N.W.

HILLE December 17th. Hans Oerbeck Hille. aged 80 years of 1332 Rosehill Drive. Services at FOSTER'S Garden Chapel. S40 16th Avenue N.W.

Thursday at 1 :30 m. The Rev. H. W. Reid officiating.

Interment Queen's Park. In lieu of flowers friends may donate to the Shrine Crippled Childrens Hospital care or ai Azanr snnne Temple. PETTY December 17th Mr John B. Petty of Houston Texas. His remains will be forwarded by FOSTER'S Garden Chanel.

540 lBth Avenue N.W. to Texarkana Texas for services. LITTLE Dec. 18th. Mr.

Charv lntte Edith (Ada) Little, aged 80 years, of 1710 11th Ave. S.W.. in a local hospital, after a lengthy ill ness. Born at Norwood. Ontario, Mrs.

Little moved to Carbon. Alta. in 1908 and to Calgary nine years ago. sne was a memoer or the Sacred Heart Church and the CWL. surviving are two sons.

Ernest Francis Little. Edmonton and Joseph Clifford Little, Calgary: two daughters. Mrs. H. T.

(Mary) Simmonds, Beiseker, and Mrs. A. (Norma) Sch- wartzenberger of Calgary; twenty-one grandchildren. She was ceased By her husband. Robert Wil fred Mttle in 1957.

one son. Ber nard Wilfred Little in 1960. C. W. L.

parishioners and friends will kindly meet for prayers at "Park Memorial Chapel" (15th Ave. and 4th St. S.W.) this evening at 7:30 o- ctock. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart Church. Thursday at 9 a.m.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Mcirims and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors BIDWELL Dec. 16tn, Gordon Maughan Bidwell, aged 78 years, of Roval formerly of rJan- ton, Alta.

Born at Hartley. Mr. Bidwell farmed west of Nan- ton for 25 years, and retired to Cal gary in 1953. surviving are three sons. Gene Leford Bidwell.

Kenneth Bidwell. and Phillip John Bidwell all in Mississippi; one brother, Norman Bidwell. St. Louis, Mo. Servic es conducted by Kev.

w. n. Moss will be held at the Nanton United Church Thursday at i p.m. Inter ment ivanton cemetery, mcinnis and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors.

DICHMONT Dec. 17th. Mrs Jessie Dichmont, of 337 2nth Ave S.W. Services conducted by Rev S. J.

Wylie will be held at the Park Memorial Chanel" (15th Ave and 4th St. S.W.) Friday at 1:30 p.m. McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors. Courtesy parking south of the Chapel.

MARC1N Dec. 18th. Andrew William, beloved husband of Mrs. Evelyn Marcin ni S27 ztra Ave. S.W.

Remains are resting at "Park Memorial services will be announced later by McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors. TAYLOR Dec. 18th. Mrs.

Sara Taylor, aged 61 vears. formerly of oremost. Alta. Hemams are resting at "Park Memorial Services will be announced later by McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors.

RIDDELL December lth. William Irwin, aged 68 years, formerly of 305 11th Ave. E. Funeral services conducted bv Rev. Rose will be held from Knox Presbyterian Church.

Bassano, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in the Bassano Cemetery. FOREST GROVE Chapel runeral Directors, in charge of arrangements. HALL December 16th. Avie Ellen, aged 77 years, beloved wife of Mr.

Bruce M. Hall. 3440 3rd Ave. N.W., passed away at the Calgary General Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in Columbus, Indiana, Mrs.

Hall came to Calgary in 1960. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. She is survived by her husband. Bruce, of Calgary; one son, Joseph Carpenter: two daughters. Mrs.

Elanore Cruz and Miss Iris Carpenter; 10 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren: one brother. Leslie, all of the United States: one step daughter. Mrs. D. Brocklesby of Le'h-bridge.

Funeral services conducted by Rev. L. E. Dasher will be held from FOREST GROVE Chapel, 2121 50th St. S.E., Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in the family Mt. Oueen's Park Cemeterv. FOREST GROVE Chapel in charge of arrangements. AH December 17th. 1962, Yok Fong.

aged 65 years, 110 2nd Avenue S.E. Announcements later by LEYDEN'S Funeral Home Ltd. Adierrt set a'l Pt. cms. f'gur Hsur avArag MSrtf to tm.

fcotires, 8-rts. Deaths. Cards of Tr. Meran, Otc. frst mmt Js or eee infto Si.W.

ea odd- wdi or oort tfceraof per msertien Sto. Cartage, Delivery Services D. DELIVERY Hauling trash, furniture, trunks, eta. Basements cleaned Odd lobs. 277-B7H4 FAST EXPF.RT RELIABLE MOV.

ERS. ANYTHING, ANYWHERE. ANYTIME. REASON RATES CH 4-9718 FULLY INSURED. ROYAL delivery and clean un.

burning barrela emntied. AT 3-436J. 289-6285. FOOTHILLS Cartage, Insured mov ing, contract hauling. Reas-onabl rates.

2H3-5707 AV S-148. LOCAL and long distanca movln. Bonded and Insured. Phona BR 4645. SAM THE FURNITURE MAH Cartage, furniture movers.

277-5322. 277-3323 FURNITURE MOVING. TORRING. TON TRANSFER. PERSONAL.

SERVICE. RESIDENCE CH 0-4575. CARTAGE and furniture moving. Contract hauling. S3 25 hour.

AM 9-3944 INSURED and bonded movers. 24-Hour Service hourly. AV 9-4308. HANDY man with truck, varda cleaned, trash hauled. CH 9-S052.

A C. MOVERS IF MOVING. PH. 288-3707. REASONABLE RATES.

GENERAL cartage and furn.tura moving $3.25 oer hour AL 5-1830. DON'S Delivery. Furniture moving. Van. $3 25 hourly.

272-1544. WAYNE'S DELIVERY, furniture, trunks, etc, 23 hourly CH 3-1297. Cement Excavating CEMENT WORK John and Dip Vnes 289-0020 BR 9-3T1H BASEMENT forming with plywood forms Free estimates. Zieta, 4712 30th Ave. CH 2-1970 A-l CEMENT.

HONEST, REASON. ABLE DEAL. PHIL VANDER. VEEN, CH 9-4515 FOR all your cement work, call Dan's Concrete, AT 3-5963 272-1060. CEMENT WORK Phone Mike Greco 272-3090.

CEMENT WORK IVERSEN AM 8-3849 GRAVEL. Samd. Truck and tractor work. Snow removal. BR 3-5098.

Chesterfields Re-covered BUDGET-MINDED Reasonable rates, (rea earlmatee. evening calls for vour convenience, financing arranged. 244-6464 davs. Northwestern Uoholsterv. 44-l)24 days or evenings.

JOHN URBIN, upholsterer, recover- ing. repairs. Guaranteed. AM 2-5954. Concrete Breaking ALBERTA CONCRETE BREAKERS Basement windows and door ways cut A complete compressor service.

Free estimates. AM 2-464. CONCRETE breaking by expert enced men. Hourly or contrast rates. CH 4-5091.

Contractors, Carpenters NOW IS THE TIME To increase th value of your home and to enloy the comforts of the latest in engineering and design, in new modern appliances, kitchen cabinets, light fixtures, linoleum, aroorite. tile. otc. Wc can design a brand new beau tiful kitchen, bathroom, rumpus1 room. to tit in place of vour old one, and we will desipn it especially for YOU.

We havo a full time color consultant and In-tenoi designer who is graduate of the New York School of Interior Design to help vou with youe choice of colors, drapes, furniture. etc. Ono of our representatives will be only too happy to come to vour home and show you th many new ind modern appliances and materials that are available, and to givo vou a free estimate on what this will cost you and exactly how it can be financed, etc. Right now we can finance any renovat ng Mt with no down payment and lit pay ment on th 1st of June. 1963.

For an aopotntment and estimates Dhone Keith Construction Company Limited, AL 5-4401. Local 44. GARAGES 12' 52' 1925. 20' 2V S8.KI Concrete floor, overhead doon. etc RUMPUS ROOM 12' 20' MOO and uo.

complete with wallboard. tiles, etc. Arv size quoted on Bars made to order. RENOVATIONS Cabinets, repair work, framing, eta. wan and rioor tiles aooued.

Cash or Finance. First na.vrr.en4 June 'S3. JASON CONSTRUCTION LTD. 2J 3-1054 GREEN HOME IMPROVEMENTS Superior rumpus rooms, basemen framing and planning, cabinels. etc.

Reasonable terms. Fre estimates, AL 5-1531 anytime. NO down payment until June For ali remodeling, renovations, rumpus rooms, garages, etc. Call Reib. AV 9-2814.

for estimates. FOR renovations, garages and mm pus rooms, best prices, free estimates, call Alnew Contractors, 277-110 anytime, BEST prices in town on rumoui rooms, cabinets and alteration. Free estimates. Jack Savage Hm Improvements. AL, anytime GENERAL reoairs.

kitchen cabirv ets. rumpus rooms, etc. Free est ate. 23-3655 PHONE AM 9-3349 or AT 3-4180. Let Ben Bev Construction estimate anv of vour building needs JOH Home Servi ee carpentry, repairs, cstnets.

Boors, sanded, finished. NEW const rue On homes Ttrnode ling. oamMng To workmanshiu. Phone AV 9-2679 CLASSIFICATION Houses to Rent Houses wanted to Pent Houses for Sale Mouses Wanted te Buy Hospital Peronnel In Memoriam tnveetmente Inoustnal Prop-srty lnntructon Livestock Wanted Lots wanted to Rent Lost and Found Machinery an. Toots Machinery Wanted M'sceManeoue wants Money to Loan Monty wan'ed Motels.

Tracer Cnurta Musical Instrument, O'f'ce guipmeit Parking Spec, Pasture Pet Stock. Bird, Personal pianos and Organ Poultry, Eggs. Supplies Poultry wanted Prc'essronal Directory Radio Television. Peal Estate Trade, Pera-r fire, Psort, Rooms wtn Board Pnom, without Bc-a'd pTOms. Suts Wanted Saddle, Pdin, Gear Sewmty, Knitt ng Machine, hjet'on.

Wanted. emi, Smiat'ons Wonted, Mi's Sor-tinj Gaeid Snrhs. Bnnds Stoi-ag Spa- Sne o'rrs. Teerner wanted Trailer rtome Truck Trailer TutM, Tr.ir Wanted Tutoring 1. nurn.hd Suite 1VI Vacuum and Peliener, Wl'fifrtM Scar washing Mach.ne, Wearrg Aeor-ei AsrjS'e' wnt we1 of Gond Eatm, wo.

33 34 4s 4e 1 SO 49 23 S4, a 10 to Km SI S3 2', 71 15 Mm 7 '11 tVa 15 T3 S4 1 30 7i 74 J4 2S 7S St ST It I' 5, 7" 74 ft, lit AGOWAN December 18th, Rev. Robert Magowan DD, aged 83 years, beloved uncle of Miss Eileen Shortt, 1916 11th Avenue S.W., Mr. Norman Shortt. 451 Glad-mere Park, Rev. James Shortt, Gnmshaw, Mr.

William and Mr, Hugh Shortt, Olds, Alberta, passed away at the Holy Cross Hospital, following a brief illness. Born at Lisburn. County Down, North Ireland he came to Canada in 1906 to Winnipeg. He was ordained to the Ministry at Manitoba College. Winnipeg in 19ll.

He served as the Minister of the following Pastoral charges, Calvin Church. Winnipeg, 1914 to 1918. Hillhurst Presbyterian Church Calgary, 1916 to 1925, Memorial United Church. Medicine Hat. 1925 to 1929, Paul's Unitfd Church.

Calgary 1929 to 1936. United Church, Pi-her Creek, 1936 to 1940. First United Church. Leth-bridge, 1940 to 1948. St.

Paul's United Church, Coleman, 1946 to 1949 as assistant at Knox United Church. Winnipeg. 1949 to 1952. Westmins ter United. Medicine Hat, 1952 10 1953, Chinese United Church.

Cal gary. 1853 to 1954. Trinity United Calgary. 1954 to 1955 and as assis tant at scarboro United Church 1955 to 1957. Ht retired September 30th.

195. Me received his degree of Doc tor ol Divinity April 1946 at St Stephen's College, Edmonton. He was a rnemoer ot scarooro united Church. Predeceased by his wife late Mrs. Harriet Ormond Maffowan at Calgary October 18th.

1956 he is also survived by several nephews ana nieces in eastern Canada ana Ireland. Services at Scarboro Unit ed Church. Friday 3 p.m. Rev. J.

Wylie, Rev. D. K. Walker and other members of the Presbvtery officiating. In lieu of flowers dona tions maybe made to the Sttdent Minister Fund care of Scarboro United Church.

Interment, family plot. Union Cemetery. LEYDEN'S Funeral Home Dlrectori of Serv ice. In Memoriam BOLINSKI In loving memory or our dear son Allen, who suddenly Ever remembered and sadly miss- ea Dy iwom, uaa ana amily. ENTICKANP In loving memory ot my mother, Heima, who was called home December 19th 1982 Also my brother.

Flying Officer Ken Study, killed at Oslo, Norway, De cern Der 18th, 1945 "Just a garland of wonderful memories. Wept with an ocean of tears Ever loved, Lorraine, Bob. Ken. rauLnntH in loving memory of John FAulkner, who died December 19th, 1958. Sadly missed and ever remembered bv his wife Helen and daugh ter iNeiiie, Bin ana ramiiy.

JEFFERIE5 In loving memory of my daughter Janette Jeffenes, who passed away December 19th, 1945, age a "My lips cannot speak how miss you. My heart cannot tell what to say. uoa only knows how I miss you. In my home that is lonesome Toaay Your Mom, Vancouver, B.C. KIRIACHUK In loving memory of our dear mother, Mary, who passed away December 11th.

1955 and our dear dad, George, who passed away December 19th. 1961. "God knows how much we miss them. Never shall their memory fade Loving thoughts shall ever wander. To the spot where they are Ever remembered by all the fam ily- 7 Funeral Directors Chapel Of The Bells McHueh Sr Tiohe Funeral Directnr zzu centra st.

275-2296 Ltd 8 Cemetery Memorials SOMERVILLE CALGARY MONUMENTAL LTD. 121 13th Ave. S.W. AM 2-1391 60 Years Serving Oalgary and Area McDonald Granite Co. 2339 2nd St.

S.E. AM 2-3305 WOOD'S MONUMENTAL PHONE CR 7-0171 126 16th AVE. N.E. Crematorium Calgary Crematorium Ltd. Montgomery.

Alta. Ph. BU S-2208 10 Lost and Found WOULD the person who picked up a duubie shopping bag off the Manchester bus or the bench at the 29th Ave. and Macleod Trail, S.E. bus stop please contact AM 9-1123.

REWARD leading to recovery of man's watch. G. W. McLaren on diai, nickel plated. Also old violin, cracked In front and back.

Box 236 Herald. LOST. German Shepherd pup, 2 months old. Chain collar, children's pet. Near Centre St.

and 15th Ave. S. Reward. AM 3-2017 AM S-3592 LOST Sunday, vicinity Altadore School, young male cat. grey striped, white throat.

Name Tabby. CH 3-7406 after 5 p.m. LOST 3 month Golden Cocker Lab vicinitv Hillhurst 'rWrtsv'. Reward. 283-4159.

2302 1st Ave. N.W. FOUND, purse containing money. North Hill Shopping Centre. Owner please identify and pay ad.

277-3746. LOST, Brentwood, golden Lab. heavv set. scar on front leg. 7 yrs.

old. Reward. 289-27R7. LOST blonde female Golden Lab. in Westgate Wildwood area.

Reward. CH 9-4261. LOST, GOLDEN RETRIEVER. S.W. CITY LIMITS.

REWARD. 242-9136. LOST. PINTO STALLION. NAnTeD FAIRVIEW.

CALL LOST, grey Persian kitten Friday p.m., Renfrew. Call AM S-3350. LOST, woman's brown handbag at the Bay. AT 3-2709. Reward.

LOST downtown. Thursday, lady's 5 diamond ring. Reward. CR 7-3419. Babysitters 10a Child Care DOWNTOWN Cinderella School.

3 years, ore-srhiol orogram. music a soecialtv. Qualified staff transportation. AM S-2254. 143-6971.

815 3rd Ave. TEDDY BEAR DAY NURSERY. 3316 43rd St CH 1-1813. New born babies and children uo to 4 years of age Bring vour baby in, in time for Christmas shopping UNDERGRADUATE nurs will babysit reasonably in your home 244-021 HAPPYLAND Kindergarten. Nursery School.

Excellent pre-schoot Trarsoortation AT 3-3140 Sl'NSYSlDE BUREAU ANYWHERE. ANYTIME RELIABLE woman will babysit ev enings, wrw eara fc.v, day. BETTER Bahvsittiog Bureau iBRHi ex-tear her and day work service CM -2jt DANA Nurser School, trar-rta-tion Op? all Tear CH 2-lf4 WILL babysit mv horre fnr working mm hers. fL daily. 244-023 SOUTH I DE i Ysittin M-s 22-51 DFPENDAHLE PABYMTTTNG PT BEAU MRS.

ANTHONY, CR RELIABLE Babysitting Burra Mr Cimarron AT 3-4 5 LITTLE LAVB TUY NVRSERY PHONE CR 713 RELIABLE lady wif babysit for orsing motner. CR 7-7i. 11 Personal rsir t3 1 day, I4m. nrLn AT -iZX. Km.

Bnt-j-f Day. rreimer iaei iasiro prisons by Christmas in exchange for U.S. food and medicines. New York lawyer James B. Donovan led a team of negotiators into a new round of talks with Castro Tuesday night.

Large stores of donated drugs nd food were being assembled near Miami, in case the exchange goes through. Donovan, who arranged the trade of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers for Russian spy Rudolph Abel early this year, arrived Tuesday on a third trip to Havana in his effort to effect the release of the Cubans captured In the Invasion of April, 1961. With him were Alvaro Sanchez and Mrs. Virginia Betan-court, officials of the Cuban Famfliej Committee composed of prisoners' relatives. They vent to the home here of Mrs.

Berta Barreto, another negotiator, and soon after Castro summoned them. WANTS POOD, MEDICINE Sources close to the negotiators said the prisoners, if freed, probably will be flown to Miami in chartered planes. Castro demanded $62,000,000 for their liberty but agreed later to take food and medicine instead of cast Havana relatives of the prisoners perked on hearing reports from the United States of the shipment tons of these supplies to Opi-Locka airfield near Miami. 5, The reports included these details: Castro demanded $23,000,000 worth of $6,000,000 in equipment, $9,500800 in powdered milk and (14,500,000 in baby foods and sjpplied long lists of the drugs Vanted. This totals only at manufacturers' list pricey but Donovan said some time ago Castro could put his own vlue on the stocks.

It was understood he prison- Massage House Operator Fired A 31-year-old operate of a massage establishment jn Calgary was convicted in, police court Tuesday of keeping common bawdy house in her office and was fined $200. Magistrate Frank QUgley found Judith Berenyi guitv of the charge which was lafl by police following a raid on the premises Nov. 30. The cftirge involved irregularities conducted by the accused with male us-tomers. 4 Coming Evcnti Turkey whist St.

George Lndfe No. 39. 143S 9th Ave. East, Wednesday, p.m. i -O Ramsay Community Association regular monthly meeting will be held Dec.

)th at 8 p.m. in the community hal. Build up door prize. Cash bingo evy Thursday, 8 p.m., Winston Heithts Mountvtew Community Wner 27th Ave and 4th St. N.E.

1 lock east Edmonton Trail bus. Giant bingo. p.m.. West-mount Pleasant Comm Hail. 602-42nd Ave.

N.W. The must go. 1-S50 jackpot, door prtes and 19 other cash prizes totally $ioo. Also nickel bingos. Rifreshments available.

Bingo! West Hillhurst Community Hall. 19th 5th tut. N.W. very Wednesday and Slurday. 8 p.m.

$50 special game, cati prizes, door prizes. Admission 5e, extra cards 25c. Get in on free Oristmas bonus now! Special draw fr 20 extra prizes. Everyone welcoe. i Bingo, South Calgary Comnunity.

loth St. and 31st Ave. S.W. tonight Wednesday. Admission 50c; extra rards 25c.

Free jackpot $2 door prizes. Everyone welcome, i Parkhill, Stanley Park Community 4013 Stanley Road. 1 blockest. X-z block south of Car Strip, lingo every 8 p.m. Admissionsuc.

extra cards 25c. Continuous ick-pot. Bridgeland. Riverside Commiijtv Association on Riverside Dr.t 2 blocks south of the General Hntii-al. Bingo Wednesday.

Dec. 1th 21 games. -5c jackpots, a pnt. at 8 p.m. i 1 Bingo.

Thursday, 8 pm, ITkral an Catholic Church Auditorium. 7 nth St. N.E. Prizes S3 and S3 altet nate, jackpots $15 to go. S50 in numbers.

3 nickel iacknnt. dooi prizes. Admission 50r. extra cardi at asc. tveryoooy welcome.

A Thursday bingo, 8 p.m.. Ukrain-' an Hall. 209 4'h Ave S.E., Chnst-mai turkeys. $50 jackpot to go Admission card 50c. extras 25c.

Merry Christmas Everyone! Renfrew Community Association eash and Christmas bingo. War Amp, Hall. 3rd St. and 8th Ave. Wednesday.

Nickel jackpots, door prizes. $25 Jackpot to go. Everyone welcome. Parking in rear. Ht land Swlngeri are mightv proud of their new addition and would like all square dancers to attend their Christmas Dance Dec.

19th and m.ke it a real christening. Don Martin calling, lunch served. There is room for aU In re new hy, 3th Ave. and 2nd St. N.W.

'IT MarVa Bin go wtieduled tonight is cancelled due to the strtieYi death of an active member. vr JJGIT.SI wonir bo MCLTREAL (CP)-The 1963 exporto 1 1 for Canadian newspint is bright but not brilliant, $ys the newsprint association if Canada. Expor to the United States and Cenral'and South America should increase while those to Britah and the Far East should drij slightly, an association repot said. Exports to Laun Wheeler Pattern Bonanza JUMBO pattern for 12 pothol- ders, 2 mitts. It easily solves many gift problems.

Use scraps or buy v. yard of fabric makes 2 potholders. Pattern 784: transfer 10 hold ers, 2 mitts; directions, 2 cro cheted holders. THIRTY FIVE CENTS in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern to Laura Wheeler, 60 Front St. Toronto.

Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the name of The Calgary Herald. DO NOT send to The Herald! FOR THE FIRST TIME! over 200 designs in oar new, 1962 Needlecraft Catalogue Liggest ever! Pages, pages, pages of fashions, home accessories to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt. See jumbo-knit hats, cloths, spreads, toys, linens, afghans plus free patterns. Send 25 cents. Marian Martin Printed Pattern DOLL CLOTHES 9370 SIZES 1 tn HURRY.

SANTA! Frtm ruffled top to flaring jumper to princess coat all the IVhions a little girl loves! Deligil ber at Christmas with this ifcrdmbe for her new or faorift doll. PriiiW Pattern 9370: For doLs 16, 18. 20, 22 inches. Please Hate size. I FY CENTS (50c) in coin stmps cannot be accepted).

Prilt plainly SIZE, YOUR NAME STYLE NUMBER an1 nam of The Calgary lerald. Send jflir order to MARIAN MARTIN. 60 Front St. Toronto. DO NOT send to The Herald.

YOL'-RE INVITED to a an rer lasinot spec tacular -e 100 ityles to sew in our new Pattern Catalncue No natter at site, you 'd find it! 33c. JJb Jit ill If iff! ftp Western Europe apparently would not change. Preliminary estimates show 5,255,000 tons of newsprint going to the United States in 1962 compared with an expected 5,400,000 in 1963; To Central America 155,000 tons in 1962 compared with 000 in 1963; South America 000 tons compared with The Far East 155,000 tons compared with 140,000 and Brit ain 500,000 this year compared with 485,000 for the coming year. txports to Western Europe should remain at 10,000 tons. BIGGEST PRODUCER Not only is Canada the biggest producer of newsprint in the world exporting 7,034,058 tons last year, she is also one of the biggest consumers.

The Canadian consumption of newsprint no-v totals more than 500,000 tons a year, an amount exceeded only by the United States, Britain, Japan, West Germany, France and possibly Russia. The long-range picture for the industry also seems fairly bright, on the basis of an association chart illustrating a 35-year history of capacity and demand. The chart discloses a "tremendous increase in both demand and capacity in the last 15 years which seems likely to continue." What about trade with Communist countries? The association sees a greater demand for newsprint in these countries, due to "a high degre of literacy and a steadily rising standard of living" However, it says available foreign exchange will be used more for paper-making equip ment than for buying newsprint. From Page 25 Cummer learned the idiosyncrasies of all the aldermen. He has also learned not to take down verbatim motions made in council.

"We have to interpret. I think sometimes the aldermen would be surprised if we recorded their rnoiioro verbatim. The idea is to get the thought behind the motion and the feeling of council." "But we almost have to be of court reporter calibre to do the job we're expected to do." Outside council chambers Mr. Cummer has done another form of interpreting job sorting out people's problems and sending them to the right official. "Usually when people don't know who to see, thev start here and we steer them in the right direction." WHEN HE leaves the city clerk's office today he plans "to have a little fun.

There hasn't been much time for that." But in his spare time he'll still serve the city in an unofficial capacity, properly indexing old city records so facts will be at the fingertips of the office staff. "I've wanted to do that for years but I haven't had the time." Mr. Cummer became city clerk in 1955, after 11 years as assistant city clerk. He is being succeeded by present assistant, Harry Sales. Youth Gets Jail For 'Supplying' A 19-year-old youth who sup plied another youth with beer was sentenced to one month in jail Monday on charges of know.

ingly supplying liquor to a minor and purchasing liquor while un der 21. Terrence D. Garrison, no fixed address, admitted buying three czses of beer Saturday and sup plying several bottles to a com panion, who has beei charged with intoxication and carrying liquor in a car. This youth pleaded not guilty to the charges and was remanded to Tuesday. Deaths Canadian Press! GODERICH, Ont.

William Robertson. 8P, editor and publisher of the weekly Goderich Signal Star for more than 50 years before he retired in 1951 CARDIFF, Wales Sir Robert Webber, 73, former chairman of The Press Association, a British domestic news agency, and for mer director of Reuters news agency. EDMONTON Dr. Imis Philip Monsseau, 54, chief of at Edmonton Generai Hospital. College Village MANCHESTER.

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