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15 Deaths TUT CALGARY HERALD Mondoy, Auq 16,1971 33 15 Deaths ,30 Lost Found lt.ttt th ai lin( Imm Hifh Pratiurt JL Lw Priiititi LtGfNDi Prttipitallei The Weather BOBBINS AunuM It. 1971, Lewis Wrtllur, years, beloved --jrt?) Win1 IlpcUj Mximtilt aSutiiMir Omnia 1-4 ot lniyrt Ctnlta furt CtM fm Wn Frw UM' hang Mrs ptni-ii Ronbins, )e- Winton, Ailif-rat (torn at Ldinburuh, S'otlaiirl, lie ame to Canada to Win'il- Mtmtob.i in 1925 where he teived Ins education and was Ifltor employed with Metropolitan Lite In. surance unlit moviny to Calgary FAAS 17, Oscnr Apt No 2, I6i)8 Ij SI lrvirr-i lfdiy I 40 in LY I- 5 1 OUUOCH MV018 FEDAK Auqust Dth, Joseph lednk, aged 49 years, aU uth Avenue Further annuuncements by JACQUFS Funeral Home. M90I9 GOOREVITCH August 14th, 1971, Beniaimn Onorevitch. aqed 60 years, ot 2840 3-tih St.

S.W. Predeceased by his wife, Maiy, In 1957, lie is survived by a sun, Albert Goorevltch, 3324 36th Ave three daughters, Mrs Sandra Haskevltch, 2840 34th St. Mrs. Lou (Anne) BeUBerg, Medicine Hat, and Mrs. Stan ISeda) Korsch, Vancouver; fifteen grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.

Born In Russia, Mr, Guurevitch moved to Saskatchewan In 1913, to Veteran, Alia, in 1932 where he operated a gen I960 where he was employed with Canadian Premier Life and later with Britannia Realty Co. Ha was veteran ot Second World War, having served with tin A Mr. RobBlns was a member ot the Ontirnist Club of North Caloary; and afllllated with the Foothills Riding Cluu, LOST' Clearwater Beam, Sundny, wide gold ring with 12 oiler, sigm Great sentimental value, reward F02J0L. LOST August 6, North Brtntwood, Valuable blue point Siamese spayed temale. Answers to name boelan R.

ward. 282-7843, GO061M LOST. Siberian Husky puppy charcoal and white. Answers to Slieba. Vicinity Edmonton Ir, 1 1 Aye.

latfoed. Re. ward. 276-6M4, M0204S LOST Small white male poodle-type dsg wearing red collar with tag 97392 259-2801, 252-2534. LOST Toy French poodle, black, sil.

verish. Bridgeland Area. Reward 276-2396, H0039N LOST-7 HYDRAULIC "control valves Dosperala need Good reward. 288 8182. K0I21Q LOST Westbrook Woolco, blark male Poke I eye, green collar Reward.

283 3571, SO203S Besides his Invinn wife he is survived SYNOPSIS A Pacific upper level disturbance is moving over southern Alberta bringing with it cloudy periods and the risk of thundershowers this afternoon. Highs will continue around the 80 mark, and the afternoon will be mostly sunny with cloudy periods. Tuesday is expected to be a little cooler in the forecast region. bv I daughters; Mrs. Gordon (Judith) Herr, Millarvilie, Alberta, Miss Susan Rohbins, De Wintnn, a brother W.

Cor niie Rnhbins, Edmonton, Services at I EYDFN "Chaool 0 Rcmembri.l eral store, and tn calqary in 1940, Tuesday 1.30 p.m. Rev John D. Mc-Kenzie officiating Interment Field of Serving with the R.C.A.F, until 1945. He then worked at the Great-West Honour. Queen's Park Cemetery.

If desired in lieu ot flowers donations Saddlery Col. retiring in 1958. He was a memlier of the Royal Canadian Legion No. 1 Branch, a member of may mailc to the Alberla Hearl Foundation, 2011 10 Avenue S.W Cal LOST GINGER MALF CAT, ARFA 17 AVE. DRIVE IN.

PLEASE PHONF Shaarey Tjedlc Synaqogue, ano at an times showed a great compassion lor his fellow man. Services were held In the Jewish Memorial Chapel, Sunday, Aug. 15lh, at 2:00 P.M. Interment Jew 242-3740. L0526M ish Cemetery, Calgary Kaolsha were in charge ot arrangements.

M9020 LOST Daihousie, small girl's bike (blue), stand. Reward. 288-1205. I0624O ID ma II I ac "and wh a Norlh Mill area. 284-3774.

K0294N gary 4, Alberta. M9001 ROBERTS August 12th. Mrs. Mabel Norah Rooerts, George Boyack Nursing Home. Services at JACQUES Funeral Home today at 2.45 p.m.

M903j SEIBEL Auqust 13, 1971, Mrs. Mary Seibel, aged 87 years, of the Glenmore Auxiliary Hospital. Services were hold at THE GARDEN CHAPEL LOST, male silver grey Persian cat, Highland Park. 276-6977. M0130P (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave.

GORDON August 14, George Gordon, aged 57 years, Claresholm, Alberta Funeral announcements later by Ley-den's Funeal Home Claresholm Branch. M9021 GOURLEY August 7, 1971, Dean Ashley David, anted one month, beloved infant son of Robert and Sharon (nee Gunn, Glover) and cherished baby brother ot Tina Gunn, No. 10, 333 Her-Itaoe Dr. S.E. Also survived by his M9036 N.W.

today at 3:15 p.m. Calgary forecast Sunny today and Tuesday with lows tonight between 50-55. Highs for both days near 80. CALGARY TEMPERATURES: Maximum yesterday 81. Minimum yesterday 48.

Maximum a year ago 90. Average maximum since 1900 73. Average minimum since 1900 45. Overnight minimum 48. At 9 a.m.

today Temperature: 58. Winds: 0. Airport barometer: 26.32. Aneroid barometer: 29.95. Precipitation: Nil.

Sunrise: 5:24 a.m. Sunset: 19:56 p.m. SIDDALL August 12th, lot te Siddall, aged 96 years. Avenue S.W. Services at Funeral Home today at Mrs.

Char. 1835 27th JACQUES 1.00 pm, M9037 INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Announcements Births Birthdays Comma of 10 Deaths IS Notices Cards of Thanks 20 In Memoriam 25 Lost 1 Found 30 loving Nana, Mrs. Marjorie Glover, 817 15 Ave. Calgary; Gramma and Grampa, Dave Gourley of Fredericton, J.B. and Great Grampa G.

V. Armlshaw of Portage La Prairie, Man-Itoba. Services were conducted by the Rev. J. Irwin, Wednesday, August 11 at 10:30 a.m.

at THE HILLSIDE CHAPEL, 17 Ave and 16A St. SOUTH W. CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Phone 289-5577. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens.

M9022 SKELTON Auqust 14, 1971, John Wood Skelton, aged 92 vears, beloved father of Mrs. Norma Whitburn, 7824 -Elbow Drive S.W. Mr, Skelton was predeceased by his wife Margaret in 1948. Private Services at St. Peter's Anglican Church (903 75 Avenue S.W.) Tuesday 11:00 a.m.

Rev. W. I. Smith officiating. Interment Union Cemetery.

LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. M9038 SYMONS August 13th, 1971, Thomas Westtake, aged 77 years, beloved husband ol Mrs, Agnes Symons, 201 27th Avenue S.E. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Irene Crowell, Las Vegas, Nevada; two grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Frey, North Vancouver and Mrs.

Florence Edmonton, Red Deer Mostly sunny today with afternoon showers over the western part of the regions. Lows tonight 45-50. Highs near 75. Services (Prepared by the Department of Transport Meteorloglcal Branch) Showing the weather situation across the West today Temperatures and Precipitation HANNAH Auqust 15, 1971, Mrs. Elsie Hannah, aged 68 years of No.

24 311 Blackiston Dr. N.W. Resting at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. Ph.

289-1944. M9023 HARRIS August 1 2,1971, Harvey Gary, in England. Born in Devon, England, Mr. Symons came to Alberta in ivij, servea overseas in tne t-irsr World War with the 31st Battalion. He returned to Alberta and served with the R.C.M.P.

for 20 vears at variou, points then was employed with the Child Care Babysitting 35 Day Nurseries 0 Kindergarten 41 Beauty Aids 45 Beauty Salons so Cosmetics 55 Dressmaking Alterations Entertainment Dining 65 Foundation Garments 70 Personal 75 Professional Directory 10 Vacation Spots IS SEE SPECIAL REPAIR AND SERVICE DIRECTORY Prec Thomas, aqed 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Caroline Harris, ot 1921 21 Ave. N.W. Services were held at Pleasant Heights United Church (1112 19 Ave. N.W.) today at 1:00 p.m.

THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 1 6 Ave. N.W. Directors. M9024 Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Sunny today and Tuesday with highs reaching between 85 and 90. Cominco Plant in Calgary, tretiring in 1965.

Servies at The Little Chapel on the Corner (JACQUES Funeral Home) Tuesday at 2.45 p.m., Rev. Robert Shannon officiating. Interment, Union Cemetery. M9002 VIELGUTH August H2h, Wilhelm Heinrich, aged 69 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Dora Vielguth, 333 15th Ave.

S.W Services at JACQUES Funeral Home today at 4.00 p.m. M9039 WALTON Auqust 15, Howard Douqlas, beloved husband of Mrs. Elaine Walton, 1031 Cannock Road S.W. Arrangements later by MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Lid. Funeral Directors.

M9040 .07 ALBERTA CANADA HI Low Prec Hi Low Prec McMurray 69 43 Victoria 73 53 .02 Peace River 60 39 Vancouver 72 58 Whitecourt 73 40 Kam loops 83 58 Tr. Edson 74 43 Penticton 80 55 Edmonton 75 47 Swift Current 87 54 Vermilion 74 48 Prince Alber- 75 44 Jasper 71 50 Tr. Saskatoon 76 49 Rky Mt House 74 47 Moose Jaw 84 56 Penhold 79 48 Regina 83 60 Coronation 79 50 Winnipeg 93 06 Banff 76 46 White River 74 49 Medicine Hat 91 49 Thunder Bay 72 44 Lethbridge 91 51 Toronto 69 47 Pincher Creek 86 45 Ottawa 70 50 Grande Prairie 70 42 Montreal 67 45 Fredericton 65 56 Tr. Charlottetown 67 62 1.54 St. John's Nfld.

74 56 FOREIGN Hi Low Great Falls 97 61 Spokane 86 57 Seattle 77 56 Denver 88 57 Los Angeles 82 68 Las Vegas 97 76 Phoenix 81 El Paso 85 66 Miami 87 80 Chicago 67 62 Minneapolis 81 56 Rome 93 63 Pasis 74 56 London 68 55 Berlin 69 59 Amsterdam 72 59 Brussels 63 53 Madrid 90 64 Banff Mostly sunny, highs near 75. Lows tonight around 45. HAY At High River, August 13, William McFarline, aged 80 years of High River, beloved husband of Mrs. Lola Hay, High River. Also survived by 1 brother, James, Detroit.

Mr. Hay ranched in the Pincher Creek area until retiring to High River in 1949. Services were held by Mr. L. S.

Ling from High River United Church today 2:30 p.m. Interment Highwood Cemetery. SNODGRASS FUNERAL HOME LTD. in charge of arrangements. M9000 KOLODEY August 12, John Ko-lodey, aged 77 years, Meadowbrook Nursing Home.

Funeral announcements later by LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. M9025 LANE August 12, 1971, Mrs. Mary Helen Lane, aged 88 years, of 3406 28 Ave. S.W. Mrs.

Lane is survived by a step-son, Lawrence Lane, Cuautla, Mexico; two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence (Emily) Sinclair, Scarborough Mrs. May Brown, Calgary and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Jean Marshell, Kingston, Ont. and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Private services were held at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. on Saturday, at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Canon E.N.

P. Orme, M.B.E. officiated. Cremation Ph 289-1944 Employment Agents Salesmen 90 Domestic Help 95 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted Female 105 Help Wanted Male 1)0 Hospital Personnel 115 Teachers Wanted 120 Poshon Filled 125 Situations Wanted Female 130 Situations Wanted Male 135 Instruction 140 Tutoring 145 Rentals Suites Furnished 150 Suites Unfurnished 155 Hotels, Motels 156 Housekeeping Rooms 160 Room and Board 165 Rooms Without Board 170 Stampede Accommodation 17S Board Room Wanted 180 Rooms, Suites Wanted 115 B.C. Rentals 190 WARD August 13th, 1971, Orren Melvin, aqed 49 years, beloved husband of Mrs.

Jean Ward, 2419 30th Avenue S.W. and Dear Father of Sheila and Eric. Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. Grace Ward, Saskatoon; Four sisters and Five Brothers. Born at Plenty, Saskatchewan, Mr.

Ward served with the Canadian Army during the Second World War. He re-enlisted after the war and retired with the rank ot Captain in 1967 and was also very active in the Masonic Fraternity at Calgary, Edmonton and in Germany. Services at The Little Chapel August 1-31 Temps, above normal (30 year average: 72.0 day, 46.4 nights) Precipitation, below normal (30 year average: rain 2.33, snow trace) Long -Range Forecast on the corner (JACQUES Funeral Home) Tuesday at 4.00 p.m., Rev. D. J.

H. Cook officiaittng. Cremation. If desired, donations may be made to the 15 Deaths rviyu40 Alberta Heart Foundation. M9003 LAW Auaust 6, Mrs.

Shu Mean, WHITMAN August 14, Mrs. Etta armri vpflrs. beloved wife oi Mr BISHOP In Victoria, B.C. August 13th; 1971. John Wark Bishop aged 98 years late of 1780 Fairfield Road.

Mr. Bishop was born at Alymer, Ontario in Florence, aged 89 years, 1734 7 Some injustices cloud famous British courts Street S.W., widow of late Ardelis Team Law, Suite 5, 1519 28 Avenue Funeral Mass will be celebrated irm tarrort Hpart Church (1307 14 1873 and a resident of Victoria for the Orman Whitman- beloved mo'her of Miss Fern Whitman, Honc'ulu, Hawaii. Funeral announcements later by LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. M9041 Street S.W.) today 11:00 a.m. Inter-ment St.

Mary's Cemetery. LEYDEN Funeral Homes Ltd. Directors of Services. M9027 25 In Memoriam LEE August 13, 1971, Thomas Lee of 936 14 Ave. S.W.

Announcements later by CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Ph. 289-5577. M9028 Mosr jo years, t-ormerly of Calgary, Alta. He was a member of the Barbers Union ot Alberta and B.C.

Survived by his loving wife Mary Leila of Victoria, one daughter Mrs. Cec. (Peggy) Porter, of Los Gatos California, two sons John F. and Charles C. Victoria, also grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Predeceased by his daughter Ailsa, 1937, son George in Wcrld War No. 2 and daughter Mar-yann, March 1971. Funeral Service will be held Tuesday August 17th; at 2 p.m. in CHAPLIN'S FUNERAL CHAPEL interment Royal Oak Burial Park. M9008 LEINWEBER Auqust 11, Julius CARD In loving memory of Eileen, who passed away Auqust 16th, 1942.

"A silent thought, A secret tear, Keeps her memory ever dear." Mom, Lila, Allan. M1004M CORBETT In loving memory of a dear husband and father, George Cor-bett, who passed away August 16th, 1970. His dear bright eyes and cheerful face Are pleasant to recall; He had a lovinq word for each And died beloved by all. Leinweber, No. 305, 1114 16 Ave.

W. Services today 10:30 a.m. CY FOSTER GO0DER. M9029 MACKIE August 14, 1971, Oliver Mackie, aged 71 years, 1220 17 Avenue N.W. passed away following a' lengthy illness.

Mr. Mackie is survived by '4 sons: Roy, Allan, Wilbert, Victor, 4 daughters: Hazel, Adeline, Grace and Josephine, 27 grandchildren, 13 Houses to Rent 195 Furnished Houses 200 Duplexes lor Rent 205 Townhouses for Rent 210 Houses Wanted to Rent 21 Garages 220 Office Space Stores 275 Parking 226 Storage Space 230 Warehouse Space 235 Real Estate Acreage, Lots for Rent 240 Lots Wanted to Rent 245 Farms Wanted To Rent 247 Pasture to Rent 250 Acreage, Lots for Sale 255 Acreages, Lots Wanted 260 B.C. Property 36S Country Homes 270 Farms, Ranches for Sale 275 Farms Wanted to Buy 280 Houses for Sale 285 Duplexes ft Apts 390 Houses, Apts. Wtd 295 Real Estate Trades 296 Commercial Properly 300 Industrial Property 305 Out of Town Property 310 Resort Property 315 Revenue Property 320 Financial Business Opportunities 335 Investments Mortgages 330 Money to Loan 335 Mortgage Loans 336 Money Wanted 340 URGENT MESSAGES AUGUST 14 The following people, believed to be vacationing in the Calgary area, are asked to call RCMP Calgary (phone 276-5561) regarding an urgent family matter: Linda Fox, Mica Creek, B.C. Mr.

Jack Helman, Regina. Virgil Sherman, Seattle, Wash. Mr. C. L.

Thomas, Winnipeg. Henry Yaworski, Regina. Arnold Permeau, Marsh-field, Wise. Deafis Canadian Press TORONTO Shier Mendel-son, 81, one of Canada's outstanding distance swimmers of the early 1900s. NEW YORK King Curtis, 36, who appeared with many jazz bands and produced several albums with his own band, the Kingpins, of knife wounds.

great grandchildren, a brother Dennis, BROOKS August 14, 1971, Gordon Dale, beloved husband of Mrs. Peggie Brooks of 1728 47 Ave. S.W. Mr. Brooks spent 17 years with the R.C.N, where he achieved the rank of Petty Office, he retired to Calqary in 1967 and has worked with Suburban Propane until the time of his passing.

Mr. Brooks is also survived by 3 deugh-ters, Susan, Nancv and Diane: 5 sons. prince AiDeri, aasn. ne was ewe- ceased by his wile Elizabeth in 1962. Services at LEYDEN'S "cnapei ot Re membrance" Tuesday 3:30 p.m.

Rev. Sadly missed by his dauqhter Carol, Ron, Cathy. M1002M CORBETT In loving memory of a By John LeBlanc LONDON (CP) Do the famed British courts really hand out the world's finest justice? Well you can get an argument. Strange decisions crop up. In fairly recent years the wrong man has surely been hanged in one case.

Obviously innocent men have been sent to jail. In a couple of cases at present in the headlines, murder convictions are questioned. One of the accused went to the gallows. Two others are serving life. At lower levels there is a steady flow of peculiar decisions, many among the 20,000 unpaid and untutored magistrates who fill the benches of Britain's lower courts.

There are also some questions about the way the British police, generally supposed to lean over backward to make sure a prisoner gets a N. A. Boxal officiaimq. interment ko- ckyview Garden ot Peace. M9030 dear husband and father, George Cor- MORRIS August 14, 1971, Mrs.

bett, who passed away August 16th, 1970. Eileen Rose Morris, aged 62 years, ot One year has passed since that sad Box 144, Cochrane, Alberta. Born in day Georoetown, Ontario, she came to the When one we loved was called away. God took him home it was His Gordon and Andy; his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Brooks, his grandmother, Mrs. Helen Haney and he was predeceased by a son Dale in 1957. Services conducted by Padre Shannon, Tuesday, at 1:00 p.m. at THE CHAPEL ON THE HILL, 16 Ave. and 16 St.

North W. (opposite Simpsons Sears) ars) CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Ph. 289-5577. Cremation.

Flowers gratefully declined. M9010 BUJOIU August 14th, 1971, Mrs. Anna Bujoiu, aged 73 years, of 332 13th Street N.W Predeceased bv her ill; Within our hearts he liveth still. keeps getting scraped up, apparently pointing, if not to Hanratty's outright innocence, at least to his being found guilty on thin evidence. If the government ever acts, it will be too late to help Hanratty.

He was hanged in 1962. Another bungled capital case was that of Timothy Evans, who received the Queen's free pardon in 1966. For Evans this unfortunately also was too late. He was hanged in 1950 for a murder he obviously did not commit. Justice's magazine also has put the finger on several un-publicized cases and says the editors believe "there are more miscarriages of justice than there ought to be." WITNESS SIDETRACKED "In one murder case," it states, "a witness whose evidence might well have cleared the accused consulted the police after receiving a letter from the (defence) solicitor and was told that he should ignore it." The 1 a s' publication also says that "there is still a large number of cases in which convictions are based on identifications which are open to grave doubt." It tells of one former convict whom the police put on identification parade 13 times for offences committed in his neighborhood.

On the 13th, he was picked out by one witness Sadly missed by his wife Irene and Carmangay District with her parents in 1912. She was married there to Mr. George Morris, later movinq to the Cochrane District in 1941, where she was predeceased by her husband in 1962. Mrs. Morris was a member of the sixty and over club of Cochrane.

She is survived by tour sons, Cecil, Edmonton, David, Acme, Walter, Can- fair shake, may have cut corners in presenting cases to the courts. DISTURBING FLAWS The British section of the International Commission of Jurists, named Justice, picks some disturbing flaws in the legal system. It finds there are too many convictions on the basis of faulty identification, apparently abetted by police anxious to close a file. Justice also criticizes the haphazard way that arrested persons either are or are not sent to jail without bail before trial. The big current case involves a murder for which two men are doing life Britain now has no hanging in the killing of a slot-machine operative in an apparent power wrestle among the fraternity.

Angus Sibbett, with a firm supplying one-armed bandits to clubs in Britain's northeast, was found dead in his Jaguar in the Durham village of South Hetton in January, 1967. Sibbett had been taken for a ride and shot up. Who did it is what concerns many people in high places now. WRONGLY CONVICTED? Two men were convicted of murdering him. In retrospect, some think they were wrongly convicted and sentenced to life on shaky evidence.

There are suggestions of a neat and tidy frame-up by criminals, sons Fred and George. M1003M DALMAN In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away Au gust 16, 1968. more, and Terrv, of Kamlooos, B.C two daughters, Mrs. edgar (Billie) husban, Ion, in 1956, she is survived "While she lies in peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always Remembered by Dad and Family Beynon, Cochrane and Mrs. Mike (June) Fryk, Calqary her mother, Mrs L.

Nugent of Carmanoay; one brother, Dy two daugnters, Mrs. Andre (Maia) Scully-Logotheti, Bucharest, Romania, and Lady Roderick (Jan) Gordon, Bentley, Alta a sister, Mrs. Alexan- M100IM PRIDGEON In loving memory of der (Florlca) Romalo, Calgary; two Livestock Feed Seed Cattle Horses Pigs, etc 345 Garden Needs 350 Hay Grain Feed Seed 35S Fur Bearing Animals 360 Pet Stock Birds 365 Poultry, Eggs, Supolies 370 Registered Kennels 375 Mary, who passed away August 16th 1968. Always remembered and always ir the hearts of Sid, her dear. friends and family.

M0129M SCOTT In loving memory of a dear Coming Events Announcements appearing in the Coming Events column are charged SI. 75 tor the tirst 25 words or less and 35c for each additional live words or portion thereof. grantjcnnaren; three great-grandchildren. Born in Romania, Mrs. Bujoiu had moved to Calgary nine years eqo.

She was a member of St. Mary's Romanian Greek Orthodox Parish. Friends will kindly meet for prayers in "Park Memoria. Chapel" (15th Ave. and 4th St.

S.W.) this evening at 8:30 p.m. Services will be held in the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of St. Vladimir (400 Meredith Road N.E.) Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd.

Funeral Directors. M9011 father and grandfather, James Scott, who passed away August 16, 1956. Sadly missed and always loved by his daughter, son and grandchildren. M0156M BINGO Ramsav Community Associa Bingo, Bowness Community Hall 7904 tion 7:45 o.m. Mondays, 6 cards S2, 20 43rd Ave.

N.W. luesday, 7:45 p.m. cards $2. 10-S'O oames, 7-S20 games, terry, courrenay, o.t.; inree sisters, Mrs. N.

I. Epton, Calqary and Mrs. Frank (Lorraine) Teskey and Miss K. P. Nugent, both of Carmangay.

Services at the Cochrane United Church on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. R. Naylor officiating. Interment Cochrane Cemetery.

THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W. Directors. In lieu of flowers, if friends desire, donations may be made to the Cochrane Cemetery Fund. Ph.

289-1944. M9031 MULLAN August 15, 1971, Miss Mary (Mureen) Mullan beloved daughter ot Mrs. Susan Mullan of 2116 8 Street South East passed away at the residence following a lengthy illness. Born in Edmonton she had lived in Calgary most of her life. Her father Thomas Mullan predecased her in June, 1927.

Also survivinq are one Sister Miss Elizabeth Mullan and Two Brothers John A. and William P. Mullan all of Calgary. Funeral Mass will be celebrated In St. Ann's Church Tuesday Mornlnq at 9 a.m.

Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors. M9032 dames including 3 jackpots 1 free 30 Lost Found iarkoot.

lucky number ball paid on jackpots of $20. Blackout $50. No one last oame. Buses 8 24 to door. No under 16 admitted.

CAROLL Auqust 13th, 1971, Mrs, Mary Louise Caroll (Kadey), aged 70 years, of 420 16th Street N.W. Serv of St. Josephs Bingo, 739 20 one under 16 allowed. For hall rental, 265-5295 265-1021. 1140 8th St.

S.E. Binao at Bankview Community, cor AVt. N.W. every Tuesday, 7:45 o.m LOST, Black and white part Collie don, male, rabies and licence tag. dew claws removed.

Bridgeland. Reward. 262-2576. M02I6S LOST female bw sheep dog cross, medium size, Prince's Park. 263-6153.

N0215O cards $2. 23 games including $100 jack- pot, wee so m. specials. bonanza and convicted. ner of 2418 17th St.

S.W. every Monday at 7:45 p.m. 6 cards for $2. 3 ices at The Little Chapel on the CORNER (JACQUES Funeral Home) Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.. Pastor Fred Stark officiating.

M9012 CURLEY August 12, Genevieve Mary, beloved wife of James R. Cur-ley, 1628 Westmount Rd. N.W. Funeral Mass today at 10 a.m. at St.

John's Church. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. McHUGH and TGHE Directors of game. Everyone over 16 years wet come.

Bingo every Tuesday, 7:45 p.m O.L.P.H. Hall, 625 4 Ave. N.E. Bingo, Danish Canadian Club, 727 Announcements LOST, white female Samoyede dog without collar. Reward.

243-8169 M0213O LOST, orange and white Persian, S.E., August 2nd. answers to Reward, 271-0374. N0211P Merchondise Adding Machines Typewriters Business Machines 380 Aircralt 381 Antiques 385 Bicycles Motorcycles 390 Buildings 400 Building Supplies 405 Coins Stamps 410 Cameras, Equipment 415 Food Basket 420 Fuel Wood, Coal 425 Glass 430 For Sale Miscellaneous 43S Miscellaneous Wants 440 Furniture, Children's 445 Furniture, Household 450 Furniture Wanted 455 Farm Machinery, Equipment. 460 Machinery A Tools 465 Machinery Wanted 470 Musical Instruments 475 Olfice Furniture, Equipment 480 Pianos Organs 415 Radios Televisions 490 Rental Equipment 495 Saddles, Riding Equipment 500 Sewing, Knitting Machines 510 Sporting Goods, Boats 515 All Terr lin Vehicles Sit Snowmobiles 570 Swaps Trades 535 Tape Recorders Stereos 530 Wearing Apparel 515 Wearing Apparel Wtd. 540 NIXON Auqust 12th, 1971, Mrs.

Births Service. Phone 276-2296. M9013 11 Ave. S.W., every Tuesday at 7:45 D.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

6 cards $2. No collections, 24 games $10 and up, 3 jackpot games, 1 progressive golden lab, white front and wearing leather collar, with River tag. 242-5943. M02I2P LOST, paws. High DART August II, 1971, Ernest Dar, lackpot.

consolation $100, 1 Bonanza agea vi years, ot Bowview Nursing nuriie. services cunauuea Dy me Kev Blnqo. Lucky Ball. Air-Conditioning, parking. Buses routes 2 and 6.

K. L. Naylor, today at 3:30 p.m. at BUCHWITZ Art and Lillian, 6 daughter, Heather Mae, on August 4tn. Thanks to Dr.

Rowat and staff at General Hospital. M0214M KAMITAKAHARA Harald and Julie wish to announce the birth of Suzanne Kanae Auqust 13- 6 lbs. 15 ozs. A sister for Barbara. M0104M Everyone welcome.

No children under THE CHAPEL ON THE HILL, 16 Ave, and 16 St. North W. (opposite Simpscns- Harriet Elizabeth Nixon, aged 78 years, of 216 9th Street N.E. Services conducted by Rev. D.

G. Littlejohns were held in "Park Memorial Chapel" today at 1.30 P.M. MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors. M9033 OAKES August 14, 1971, Mr.

Richard Oakes of Innisfail, Alberta. His remains were forwarded by The GARDEN CHAPEL, (Foster Funeral Home). 5.10 16 Ave. N.W. to Innisfail for services and Interment.

Ph. M9034 LOST from Pleasant Heights pool, Raleigh 10 speed bike, licence 25748. Reward. 289-2696. N0210N LOST, long-haired cat, white with brown and black markings, dark tail.

Brentwood. 282-6547. K0603Q jackpots, snowball and banko. $100 jackpot with 52 numbers or less. 245-9903, 245-1485.

Bingo Capitol Hill Community Hall. 21st Ave. 14 St. N.W. Every Monday 8 p.m.

Nickel Bingo 7 p.m. Bonanza Bingo $50 jackpot. No one under 16 years of age. Glamorgan Bingo, 4207 41 Ave. S.W., Monday, 8 p.m.

6 cards for S2. three 5c jackpots, 3 snowball games, progressive lackpot 5170 in 57 numbers. A. Merrlan caller. Bingo Monday.

7't5 p.m. Renfrew Community Hall, 828-8 Ave. N.E. 6 cards S2. 100 jackpot to go 3-J40 games.

Bonanza two thirds of take. No children under 16. Bingo Tuesday afternoons, p.m. Southview Community Hall, 33 St. and Sable Drive S.E.

3 blocks south of Safeway, 6 cards S2. Sears) FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Ph. 289-5577. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery.

M9014 16. Glamorgan Bingo, 4207-41 Ave. S.W. Monday, 8 p.m. 6 cards for $2.

Three 5c jackpots, 3 snowball games, progressive jackpot $170 in 57 numbers. A. Merrlam caller. LOST-MALE CHOCOLATE BURMESE CAT. REWARD.

BROWN 262-3570. HOI27N DONTIGN August 13th, Henry 15 Deaths Konana, aaea years, beloved husband of Mrs. Josephine Dontigny, No. 1105. 620 67th Ave.

S.W. Services will be held in "Park Memorial Chapel" Bingo every Monday and Saturday at (15th Ave. and 4th St. S.W Tuesday 7:45 p.m., Hlllhurst-Sunnyside Com munlty, 5th Ave. and 13th St.

N.W at p.m. interment Vueen's Park Cemelery. MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Nickel bingo 6:30 7:30. 22 games includes 2 jackpots plus 2 $50 jackpots Ltd. Funeral Directors.

M9015 pius Bonanza. progressive lackpot starts at $250. 6 cards for $2, 9 for $3, CIJSSIFIEIIlHI.VlSKilirSTS... Ih ilcr vour Ids lor Tuesday afternoon bingo, Renfrew DOUGLAS Mr. William Douglas of Red Deer, formerly of Penhold pas rarely worked here.

Lawyer David Napley, writing in the Journal of the Law Society, says he is convinced that at least Michael Luvag-lio, one of the two who drew life, is innocent. Napley acted for Luvaglio in an unsuccessful appeal. Geoffrey Rhodes, MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne East, has written: "Many people who have made a close study of the case are convinced that Luvaglio and (Dennis) Stafford (the other convicted man) did not do it. Fifty MPs have urged me to try to get the case reopened because they suspect that a miscarriage of justice has taken place." Lord Russell of Liverpool, a distinguished lawyer, has virtually devoted his retirement to reopening the case of James Hanratty. another man whom British justice may or may not catch up.

Hanratty was convicted nine years ago in what has become famous as the "A6 murder" from the name of a highway alongside which a man was shot to death and his mistress wounded. Another man confessed to the murder and then retracted the confession. The government has persistently refused to reopen the case, though new evidence 40c. single cards. No one under 16 ILOTT In loving memory of a mother, Edna Dad, Bert (A.E.), brother.

Bubs (D.C) "Nothing can ever take away, the love a heart holds dear." Lucille, Earl and family. M9005 dl5 dl5 ANORUS August 14, 1971, Mr. Clifford (Cliff) Everest Andrus, aged 66 years, of 2227 Victoria Cres. N.W. Born, in Agra, Oklahoma, he came to Calqary in 1909 and has resided here since.

He is survived by one son, Clifford, of Calgary; his mother, Mrs. Oiive Andrus; a brother, Myles and sed away in the Red Deer General Hospital, August 15, 1971, at the age of iui years, born at cnatboro, uuebec. He is survived by 2 sons, Wallace and Gordon of Penhold. Alberta; 2 dauah- 7 ronseriilivo Davs ters, Mrs. C.

(Lorine) Thompson, Cal gary; Mrs. n. IGiaovsl Thompson Edmonton; 8 Grandchildren and 15 Automotive Automobiles for Sale 545 Sports Imports 550 Vintage Cars 555 Autos Wanted 560 Trucks, Trailers, Buses 565 Trucks, Trailers Wanted S'O Auto Body 575 Auto Wreckers 510 Block, Head Repairs 515 Repairs, Parts. Tires 5o Automotive, Cars, Trucks, Trailers 6.10 Mobile Homes Mobile Homes 595 Mobile Homes for ont 600 Mobile Homes Wanted 605 two grandchildren, all of Calgary. '9 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held from Eventide Funeral Chapel, Red Deer, Wednesday, Auqust Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. on Tuesday, al 3:15 P.m. Rev. 18 at 2:00 p.m.

with Rev. Warren Mabb officiatinq. Interment will follow Stephen Wilk of Renfrew United Church officiating. Interment Queen's Park. Ph.

289-1944. M9006 please. Under new management. Legion Bingo every Monday night 7:45 p.m. Basement of Credit Union 3716 17th Ave.

S.E. 6 cards $2. No jackpot collections. No one under 16 admitted. Everybody welcome.

SHANGRI-LA Bingo every Monday night at the German Canadian Club, 3127 Bowwood Dr. N.W. Bus No. 1 to Shouldice Bridge stop. Blackout $1,000 in 48 numbers.

$800 in 49. $700 In 50. $600 in 5). $500 In 52. After 52, $100.

9 games, $30 each 8 games, $40 each. 2 games $50. Begins 7:45 p.m. Everyone welcome. COMMUNITY Bingo every Tuesday el the Oddfellows Hall, 1435 9th Ave.

S.E. at 7:45 p.m. Penny binqo 6:45 to 7:45, 24 games, 6 cards $2. Progressive iackpot $180 in 49 numbers. Children under 16 not admitted.

Bingo Monday 7:45 p.m. Tuxedo Community Hall, 29 1 St. N.E., Pro Comm. 828 8 Ave. N.E., 1:30 p.m., three StO games, one 575 game to go.

Over $400 in prizes, olus take bonanza and progressive standard 5 numbers or less $10 added weekly. Everybody welcome. BINGO Women of the Moose, 301 loth St. N.W. Monday 7:45 p.m.

24 games, 1 free $50 00 game, admission 6 cards for $2.00 includes 3 jackpots, also Snowball, 7 chances to win per night. Children under 16 years of age not admitted. Ladies' Auxiliary Bingo, Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 276, Lincoln Park Shopping Centre, Tuesday 7:45 p.m. 6 cards $2.00. continuous snowball and progressive jackpot.

5c bingo 6:45 7:45 p.m. Bus to hall. Banff Trail Community Bingo, every Tuesday, 7:45 p.m., at William Aber. thart School, 3009 Money Trail N.W., Capitol Hill bus No. 10 to door.

24 fiames, 2 jackpots, progressive lackpot, bonanza. Prizes $10 and uo. Admission A cards $2. Penny bingo 6:45 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m BEODOW August 13, William You pay 6c per line less per day.

And gel belter results. It your items sell prior to the termination of your ad You are charged only for the number of days your ad has run at the earned rate. You may cancel any time bclore 9 p.m. weekdays; 1:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

Earl, beloved husband of Mrs. Dorothy Beddow. 180 18 A St. S.W. Announce ments later by McHUGH and TIGHE Funeral Directors.

Phone 276-2296. M9007 the Red Deer Cemetery. EVENTIDE FUNERAL CHAPEL of Red Deer, in charge of arrangements. M9004 DOWLING August 13th William Henry, aged 77 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth Dowling, No.

9 Bow Valley Lodges, formerly of 910 4th Ave. N.W. Services at JACQUES Funeral Home today at 10:30 A.M. M9016 DUBBIN Auq 15, 1971, Mrs. Je-anette Dubbin, aged 78 years, of No.

707 Sheqanappi Villaoe. Resting at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home). 540 16 Ave. N.W. Ph.

289.1944 M9017 BOW August 12. 1971, Laverne (Verne) Arnold Bow, aged 19 years, foster son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert p.m, 9 00 p.m. Sundays.

PIIOSE 269-1911 Trailers Tent Trailers, Campers, Busmi biles 610 Travel Trailers 615 Trailers for Rent 7(t Trailers Wanted 475 Lockhead, R.R. No. 1. Millarvilie, Alta. Services were held at THE GAR- DFN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home).

5:0 16 Ave. N.W. today, at 10: gressive jackpot, plus snowball In 5 numbers. Everyone welcome. GMS a.m.

M9009.