Calgary Herald du lieu suivant : Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 37

Weather Sunny skies and warm temfor all regions for the will develop over northern B.C. in the late afterFriday with possibly a few the Peace region. Calgary forecast Today and Friday sunny. High 80 to 85. Low overnight near 50.

SYNOPSIS: peratures are forecast next two days. A few showers Alberta and northeast noon today and thundershowers in CALGARY TEMPERATURES: Maximum yesterday, 82; minimum yesterday, 55; maximum a year ago, 70; average maximum since 1941, 77; average minimum since 1941, 48; overnight minimum, 58. At 9 a.m. today-Temperature, 60; winds, calm; airport barometer, 28.45; aneroid barometer, 30.10; precipitation, nil; sunrise, 5:43 a.m.; sunset, 9:42 p.m. Air pollution index at 8 a.m.

today, peak high over the last 24 hours, 67. Edmonton, Red Deer Today and Friday, sunny. High near 80 both days. Lows overnight near 55. Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Today and Friday sunny.

High 85 to 90 both days. Low overnight near 55. Today and Friday cloudy periods with light showers. High near 70 both days. Low overnight near 50.

URGENT MESSAGES JULY 18, 1974 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. Loran Nachiaro and John Sing, both from New Jersey. Edbert Wichman, from Oregon, U.S.A. Donald Woods, from Ontario. Elizabeth Ann Johnson, from Altadana, Calif.

Long-Range Outlook Inuvik Isobars are shown as feint grey lines LEGEND: Mili! Precipitation High Pressure Low Pressure Wind Expected Movement. Stationary Direction Of Pressure Centre Front Cold Front Worm Front 7 77 Upper Front WARM 1004 Fairbanks MILD 1012. Churchill MILD 1004- 1016 -1820. SHOWERS SHOWERS SHOWERS Edmonton H- ad Regina Winnipeg WARM Lakehe WARM Vancouver THUNDERSHOWERS MARITIME FRONT HOT POLAR FRONT Medford 1008- Chicago HOT Salt Lake HOT (Prepared by the Federal Department Showing the weather situation across the West today Temperatures and Precipitation ALBERTA CANADA UNITED Hi Low Prec. Hi Low Prec.

McMurray 71 53 Victoria 66 57 .05 Great Falls Whitecourt 75 46 Vancouver 66 59 .14 Spokane Edmonton 76 49 Kamloops 75 61 .01 Denver Vermilion 77 50 Swift Current 90 62 Los Angeles Jasper 68 5 .01 Prince Albert 77 58 Las Vegas Red Deer 77 49 Saskatoon 80 58 Phoenix Coronation 89 54 Moose Jaw 94 66 Miami Banff 71 56 Regina 91 61 Chicago Medicine Hat 91 57 Winnipeg 89 65 Tr. Minneapolis Lethbridge 85 58 White River 66 60 .01 San Francisco Calgary 82 58 Thunder Bay 74 56 .09 Toronto 75 63 .04 Athens Ottawa 74 63 Rome Montreal 76 65 Paris Fredericton 79 53 London Charlottetown 74 56 Berlin St. John's Nild. 64 47 .13 Amsterdam Yellowknife 69 52 Brussels Madrid Inuvik 84 57 Moscow Stockholm Tokyo July 1 31 Temperature above normal (30-year average Precipitation below normal (30-year aver age: Rain 1.50; snow for Normal sunshine for July is 317 hours. SOUTHERN CROSS BEING FITTED OUT.

The crew hopes to have the boat in the water in a couple Australian 12-metre yacht Southern Cross is fitted out days and start trials for the pending America's for racing at the Newport shipyard in Newport. The Cup racing this summer. (AP Wirephoto) THE HERALD THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1974 PAGE 37 Coming events Announcements appearing in Coming Events column are charged $3.20 for the first 6 lines or less 56c for each additional line or portion mana thereof. North Hill Eagles bingo, Thursday at Thorncliffe Community Hall, 5600 Centre St. N.

Doors open. 6 p.m. Nickel Bingo 6:30 7:45. 2 bonanzas. Over $1,000 to be won each night admission 6 cards $2, 24 games including bonanza.

Bingo every Friday afternoon, 1:30 Victoria Community Hall, corner 15th Ave. and 3rd Street S.E. No children under 16. Everyone welcome. Calgary North Hill Lions "Lingo" at Moose Hall, 301 10th Street N.W.

every Thursday evening at 7:45 p.m. 'Penny bingos from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Twenty two games. Two $50 jackpots, one special blackout game starting at $500.

One progressive 5 ball game starting at $200. One free $75. Jackpot plus a bonanza game 6 cards for $2. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. No children under 16.

All proceeds for community betterment. One color TV will be given away on the T.V. Maxi Bonanza at The North Hill Eagles, Thursday bingo at Thorncliffe Community Hail, 5600 Centre St. N. In the event of more than one winner on the T.V.

playoff will result and loosers receive a conslation prize. Doors open 6 p.m. Nickel Bingo, reguloosers receive a consolation prize. and money to go. 24 games includes 2 bonanzas, snowball, progressive blackout.

Admission 6 cards $2. No small children please. Bingo: Victoria Community Hall, 15 Ave. 3 St. S.E., Friday 1:30 p.m.

Penny bingo 12:00 noon. Everyone welcome! 001940 Bingo Bingo Branch 276 Royal Canadian Legion, 4840 Richmond Rd. S.W. Thursday, 7:45 6 cards $2.00. 24 games.

Continuous snowball. Blackout jackpot $200. in 52 numbers or less. Consolation $100. Improved cash prize games, nickel bingo 6:45 p.m.

Regular bingo 7:45 Doors open 6:15 min. age 16. i 115 Deaths CROWTHER July 16, 1974, aged 79. Mrs. Dorothy Esther Crowther 1717 Taylor Street, Victoria, B.C.

widow of O. W. Crowther and beloved mother of daughters Joan Crowther, Edmonton and Mrs. R. W.

(Eilleen) Yole, Ottawa and son Edward Crowther, Calgary. Services at McCALL Brothers Funeral home Monday July 11 at 11 a.m. Interment Victoria, B.C. Flowers gratefully declined. 09010 GROBERMAN July 17, 1974, Barnet (Barney) Groberman 2207 Amherst St.

S.W. after a lengthy illness. Born in Manchester, England 'he came to Calgary in 1912. He was active in the business world as president of Sykes Imperial Furniture Co. and the Neilson's Furniture Co.

Ltd. as well as numerous community endeavors. He was a 50 year member and past president of the B'nai B'rith Lodge as well as a charter member and past president of the Beth Israel Synagogue. He was predeceased by his wife Rose in 1962. He is survived by one son Harold Samuel Groberman, a daughter Mrs.

Ben (Annabelle) Gurevitch, a sister Mrs. Edith Jacques and a brother Myer Groberman all of Calgary. Also 9 grandchildren, and a great granddaughter. Funeral services will be conducted from the Jewish Memorial Chapel (17 Ave. at Scarboro) Thursday afternoon at 5:00 p.m.

Interment Jewish Cemetery. In lieu of flowers if friends so desire donations may be made to the Canadian Heart Fund, 2011-10 Ave. S.W. Calgary Chevra Kadisha in charge of funeral arrangements. 09019 JOHNSON July 16, 1974, Matilda Patricia Johnson, aged 31 years, Banff.

Services and interment at Williams Lake, B.C. Forwarding arrangements in car of JACQUES Funeral Home. 09011 JONAS July 17, 1974, George Jonas aged 84 years. Further announcements by Jacques Funeral Home. MAYHEW July 16, 1974, Mr.

James Cecil Mayhew, aged 75 years, of the Crossbow Auxiliary Hospital. Mr. Mayhew is survived by three brothers, Lyman, Detroit, Charles, Penticton, B.C. and Arthur, Calgary and four sisters, Mrs. Lillian McCredie, Calgary, Mrs.

Verna Cuthbertson, Mrs. Olive Laycup and Mrs. Ethel Biglow, all of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Private services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. on Friday at 1 p.m.

Rev. J. L. Pottruff of Riverview United Church officiating. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens.

289-1944. 09012 NUNEMAKER (McAndrews) July 16, 1974, Mrs. -Winnifred Nunemaker, aged 69 years, formerly of 2218 30 Street S.W. beloved mother of Mr. Bryan McAndrews, Calgary, Mr.

Gordon McAndrews, Edmonton, and Mr. Walter McAndrews, R.R. 2, Calgary. She is also survived by ten grandchildren; one great grandson; a sister, Mrs. Eva Benstead; a brother, Herbert Emery, and also by Mrs.

Sadie Emery, all of Calgary. She was predeceased by her first husband Joseph Lambert McAndrews in 1952 and by her second husband Albert Nunemaker in 1962. Born in Manchester, England, she came to Canada in 1912 and resided at Calgary since. She was a member of Holy Name Catholic Church. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Holy Name Catholic Church (2223 34 Street S.W.) Friday, 10:00 a.m.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. 09001 PLATT July 16, 1974, Mrs. Mary Helen, aged 97 years, of Olds.

Funeral services will be held from the Olds United Church Friday, July 19, at 10:30 a.m. Interment Olds Cemetery. If friends desire, memorials may be given to the Olds United Church. MOUNTAIN VIEW Funeral Chapels entrusted with arrangements. 09002 PICKFORD July 16, 1974, Mabelle beloved mother of Helen Williamson and Betty Duncan.

Remains donated to the University of Calgary. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to: Medical Reserach Fund, Medical Research Dept. University of Calgary. 09013 SEGSTRO July 16, 1974, Cornelis, aged 72 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Elisabeth Segstro of .405 27 Ave.

N.W. Also survived by their daughters Mrs. Berthold (Anne) Raugust, Calgary, 3 sons, Jan, Calgary, Marcelle, Winnipeg, Wynand, Edmonton. 10 grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Antoin (Nel) van Boe Schoten, a brother Gerrit Segstro, Calgary.

Mr. Segstro was a life member of Northminster United Church and was very active in the choir. Services conducted by the Rev. Paul Tilleman Friday, 3:30 p.m. at Northminster United Church (3311 Centre St.

CY FOSTER GOODER Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Phone 289-5577. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Northminster United Church. 09014 VANDERMEER July 15, 1974, Catherine, aged 78 years, beloved wife of Peter Vandermeer, 5515 21 St.

S.W. Prayers at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Home) this evening at 7:00 p.m. Funeral Mass at St. James Church (5504 20 St. S.W.) Friday at 10:00 a.m.

09015 YEE July 17, Yee Pak Him, aged 80 years, beloved father of Mr. Fong Yei Yee, and father-in-law of Mrs. June Yee and dear grandfather of Duncan Yee, 2616 33 Street S.W. passed away suddenly at the residence. He is also survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Chong Kim Fong and two grandchildren and a brother, Yee Pak Thick in China. He was predeceased by his wife, Canton, Yee China, Chan he Shee came in to 1943. Canada Born in 1919 to Vancouver, B.C. shortly after came to Calgary and then moved to Kimberley, B.C. where he resided until returning to Calgary in 1949.

He was engaged in the Laundry and Restaurant businesses for many years, retiring in 1963, He was a member of the Yee Fong Toy Tong Association. Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" Monday, July 22, 1974, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Dr. John W.

S. Kong of the Chinese Pentecostal Church officiating. Interment Chinese Cemetery. 09017 15 Deaths WAY July 16, 1974, George Calvin Way, aged 50 years, Airdrie. Services and interment at Moose Jaw, Sask.

Forwarding arrangements in care of JACQUES Funeral Home. 09016 20 Cards of Thanks TINK On behalf of all the descendants of Margaret May Tink, who passed away July 10, 1974, I wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation of the loving care and kindness shown by the staff at the Bowview Nursing Home to our late mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother. Also to the doctors who attended her for the past few years. -Gordon Tink. 001970 25 In Memoriam ANDERSEN Klaus.

In loving memory of our dear "Papa" who passed away July 18,1972. "What would I give to clasp his hand, His happy face to see, To hear his voice and see his smile That meant so much to me. Sadly missed by granddaughter Denice, John, great-grandsons Darcy and Cary. 004440 BEISEL In roving memory of a dear husband and father, Dave, who passed away July 17, 1973. "A cheerful smile, a heart of gold, One of the best this world could hold, Never selfish, always kind, Those are the memories you left behind." remembered and sadly missed, his wife Mary, and family.

002170 D'ARCY, Edith In loving memory of mother who passed away July 18th, 1970. Always remembered by son Ron. 006350 EALES: In loving memory of my dear husband Reg who passed away July 18, 1965. How short the days when we were together. How long the hours since you went away.

Always remembered wife Mary. 003410 FISHER In loving memory of a wonderful son, Barclay Lyjaah, who passed away July 18, 1972. You were more precious to those who loved you, Than life itself. You were our babes. Nothing can erase the memories of your sweetness and gentleness.

You were a blessing and gift to all who shared your love. Greatness became you like sunshine on a summer day. We will think of you as often as rivers flow and birds sing. Sadly missed by all. who knew and loved him.

000560 RICE In loving memory of John, husband and father who passed away July 18, 1972. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart hold's dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Grace, Tony and Steven. 001370 WARD In loving memory of mother Hannah Ward, July 18, 1965.

"To hear your voice and see your smile, To sit with you and talk a while, To be together in the same old way, Would be our dearest wish today. You toiled SO hard for those you loved, You said goodbye to none. Your spirit flew before we knew, Your work on earth was done. Remembered with love: Cathy, Bob and family, Vi and family. Jim and family, Ernest and family 006560 30.

Lost Found LOST 16 St. 34 Ave. S.W. Brown leather wallet containing very important keep. Reward.

261-6341 days; 243- 1825 evgs. Ask for Julson N0378T LOST: Fairview area, black male cat, one year old. Has one white whisker on face, answers to Kitty. Phone 276- 5695. N0413P FOUND: POINTER GRAY WHITE WITH BLACK MARKINGS.

BROWN LEATHER COLLAR. FEMALE. 242- 3436. M05780 LOST Gold plated bracelet, City Centre July 11th. Sentimental value.

Reward. Call collect, 213-923-9266. N1013T LOST: Red Point Male Siamese cat; Answers to "Nicky" (name on collar). July 14, between Golden and Calgary. Reward.

288-4889. M0646S LOST full laundry bag, blue striped, 2 maroon sleeping bags highway 2 North, Calgary to Edmonton. 1-467-6157 collect. N0225Q LOST: Craftsman socket set. Altadore area.

July 13. Reward. 243-0507. N0728Q FOUND. Silver black glasses, Bob Edwards playground, Marlborough, N.E.

272-7225. N0730 LOST Sunday night. male cat. Mount Royal. 244-6667.

N0486Q LOST Black American Spaniel. Varsity Estates. Reward. Children's Pet, 271-3262. J02227 LOST 35 mm camera, 1 mile this side of Clearwater beach at campsite.

Reward. 255-6048. N0724T LOST. Ladies gold watch, McMahon Stadium Saturday evening. 274-5957.

M0339 LOST: Yearling white-faced heifer. Springbank, 4 mi. west of city. 242-9182 or collect 1-678-5212. 00382Q LOST: Double sized mattress on 26 Ave.

S.W. or Sarcee Trail. 286-1071. 00394P BLUE FRAME GLASSES. CALL AFTER.

6:30. 283-2527. M0647S LOST Irish setter pup, male, northeast Cash reward. 269-3506, 263-4610. N0461T FOUND Part yellow lab, male.

Phone 271-6887 after 6 p.m. 006690 LOST female pup 4 months, blackrust marking. Ogden. 279-4140. 00668Q IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL PHONE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 269-4911 Ask for our Economy Model 7 Day Ads SAVE PER PER DAY LINE If your items sell prior to the You may cancel at any time termination of your ad You before p.m.

weekdays; 8:30 are charged only for the number a.m. 6 p.m. Sundays of days your ad has run at the Closed. earned rate. THE CALGARY HERALD 30 Lost Found LOST 17th Ave.

35th Street S.W., party color. brown and white 7 month-old puppy, Peke and terrier cross, no. collar. Missed terribly. Reward.

283-6381 anytime. 100010 LOST: Silver charm bracelet, with charms, July 11, Holiday Inn. Sentimental value. Reward. Donna, 244-2883.

M0281S LOST Male Siamese cat, 10 yrs old, in Renfrew district 262-5066 after 5 p.m. (reward). 102950 LOST: 3 yr. old Sorrell Gelding, white blaze. N.E.

area. 274-4117 262-4029. Reward. M10530 LOST Siamese cat in the vicinity of Woodland Crescent, Willow Park. Answers to "Dusty" 271-3789.

K0483N LOST BLACK CAT, BRAESIDE AREA. CALL 252-2432. M02390 LOST: female siamese. about 2 weeks ago. Hillhurst area.

283-5622. N02780 LOST Brown and white Collie cross, answers to Buffy. 271-3443. N0242P LOST white toy poodle, license 8926, green collar. Reward.

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Post 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 10 The Associated Press in this paper and also the local news published ein. AIl rights to republications of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Subscription Rates By Mail in Canada of Environment) Banff Silver Dollar Bingo. Bowness Community 4527 71 ST.

N.W. every Fri. 7:45 p.m. Nickel Bingo 6:30 p.m. Everyone over 16 welcome.

Bingo every Thursday, Winston Heights Mountview Community, 27 Ave. 4th Street N.E., 7:45 p.m. Progressive jackpot, 25 games in all. Penny Bingo 7 p.m. Royal Canadian Legion, No.

254, Kensington 18th St. N.W. Bingo every Thursday, 7:45. 18 games $20 3 games $50. 1 game, $200.

5 Snowball starting at $20. $1 Lucky Ball 6 cards, $2. Nickel Bingo, 6:45. No children under 16. Bingo, Triwood Community every Hall.

2244 Chicoutimi Drive N.W. Friday. 7:45 p.m. Admission 6 cards $2. New program More money Snowball Sje 53 numbers, increasing aS per week until won.

Triwood special now 5 numbers and $770 increasing $10 weekly. No children under 16. Bingo O.L.P.H. Hall every Friday 625 4th Ave. N.E.

7:30 p.m. Offering $1,300 in prizes, $500 jackpot in 52 numbers. 6 cards for $2, extra 3 for $1. Everyone 16 and over welcome. Kingo bonus blackout bingo every Sat.

on CFCN TV. $10,000 in 49 numbers or less. $9,000 in 50 numbers, $8.000 in 51 numbers, etc. To minimum prize of $3,000 in 56 or more numbers. Cards $1.

Available at Participating Drug Stores. Bingo Orange Hall 303 19th St. N.W. Friday 7:45 p.m. 6 cards includes 3 nickel jackpots.

Bonanza and snowball games. Minimum age 16 years. FRIDAY morning and afternoon Bingo 1435 9 Ave. S.E. Oddfellows Hall Morning bingo 9:45 Nickel Bingo 9 o'clock Regular afternoon Bingo 1:30 Nickel Bingo 12 o'Clock.

010830 STATES Hi 96 78 91 80 102 106 87 90 92 63 WORLD 99 88 70 64 73. 66 66 86 64 66 79 One Year $48.00 Six Months $24.50 Three Months $12.50 U.S.A. One Year $48.00 All other countries One Year $110.00 Daily by carrier not over 75 cents per week. Single CopyMonday through Saturday Remit cheque; money order or registered mail. The Herald will not be responsible for sent through the open mails.

Address all remittances to the Company. Low Prec. 61 58 .02 64 77 85 79 73 Tr 72 .02 56 75 72 57 55 57 54 51 61 59 59 72 means 61.8) total of 1.50) 15 Deaths Freda BATSCH Batsch of July 526 17, 4th 1974, Ave. N.E. Mrs.

Resting at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. 289-1944. 09003 BOISJOLI July 17, 1974, Ovilla, aged 82 years, of 542 McDougall Road N.E. Announcements later by McHUGH and TIGHE Funeral Directors.

Phone 276-2296. 09004 CHALCRAFT. (Una) July Cha 16, craft, 1973, Mrs. aged 81 years, of 611 11 Ave. N.E.

Mrs. Chalcraft is survived -by a son, William maple Ridge, B.C. and a daughter, Mrs. (Wilma) Binns, Hamilton, Ontario; five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Francis in March, 1920 and 3 daughter, Mrs.

Helen Duncan in April, 1973. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. on Friday at 3 p.m. Rev.

Frank Lewis of High River United Church officiating. Interment Union Cemetery. 289-1944. 09006 CHRISTOPHERSON July 17, 1974, at Golden, B.C., Michael, aged 10 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Christopherson, Prince Albert, Sask. Services and interment at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Forwarding arrangements care of LEYDEN'S FUneral Homes Lfd. 09007 CHUTE July 16, 1974, Donald John, beloved husband of Mrs. Catherine M.

(Kay) Chute of Suite 203, 320 Cedar Cres. S.W., beloved father of Michael of Edmonton, Duncan and Donald, both of Calgary, Mrs. (Patricia Anne) Colver and Miss Linda Chute, both of Calgary, passed away in a local hospital following a lengthy illness, at the age of 53 vears. Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. Anastasia Chute of Edmonton; a brother, Mr.

J. W. (Jack) Chute of Calgary and several nieces and nephews. Born in Edmonton, Mr. Chute had been asso ciated with the Oil Industry for the past 20 years and had lived in falgary for 12 years being a partner in the firm, Tri Union Resources Ltd.

He was 3 member of the Petroleum Landmen's Association and of St. Michael's Church. Parishioners and friends will kindly meet for prayers in 'he "Park Memorial Chapel" 1503 4 St. S.W. this evening at 7:30 p.m.

Funeral Mass will be celebrated in St. Michael's Church (4720 Worcester Dr. S.W.) Friday morning at 11 a.m. McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors.

Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. 09008 CLUBB July 15, 1974, at Creston B.C. Harold Lewis aged 60 years. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Jean Lois Clubb, of RR No. 6 Calgary. Born in Saskatoon, he had resided in Calgary most of his life. Mr. Clubb had been employed with McGavins Tostmaster for the past 38 years and served overseas with the B.C.

Regiment. Besides his wife he is survived by his son Randall and a daughter Wendy, both of Calgary. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clubb and a brother James all of Saskatoon.

Services at The Garden Chapel (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W. Thursday at 4:15 p.m. Rev. Paul Tilleman of Northminster United Church officiating.

Internment Queen's Park 289-1944. 09009 DVORKIN July 17, 1974 David Abraham Dvorkin of Calgary, well known member of the Calgary Jewish Community. passed away in 3 local hospital at the age of 88 years. Born in Gomel, Russia he came to Canada in 1910. He was a founding member of the Shaarey Tzedec Synagogue and of the Chevra Kadisha Funeral Chapel, and for 44 years was president and member of the Board of The Calgary.

Hebrew School. He was a member the B'nai Brith Society a and for 50 years was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He was predeceased by his wife Rose Elizabeth Dvorkin and is survived by 5 sons, 3 daughters, 1 sister, 18 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Services will be held in the Jewish Memorial Chapel this afternoon- at 3:30 P.M. Calgary Chevra Kadisha Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements.

FREEBORN Lt. Col. Frederick Roberts M.C. C.D. in hospital on Sunday July 14, 1974, Lt.

Col. F. Roberts (Bob) Freeborn formerly of Calgary, Alberta, presently of Ottawa, Ontario. Beloved husband of Betty Margaret, dear father of Susan, Richard and Jay, all at home. Beloved son of Mrs.

A. V. Freeborn of Borden, Ontario and the late S. G. Freeborn of Calgary: Brother of Mrs.

E. A. Green (Betty) of Borden, Ontario, James of Edmonton, Alberta, Bruce of Calgary, and John of Yakima, Washington, U.S.A. Radmore Stewart Funeral Home, Oftawa, Ontario in charge of arrangements. Service will be held today at the C.F.B.

Ottawa (Rockcliffe) Protestant Chapel. Cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society (Research) would be acpreciated. 09000 Want Ad Information PHONE 269-4911 Friendly efficient Ad- Visors are at your service for Want Ads taken up to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 p.m.

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Box number service charge $2.00. ANNOUNCEMENTS Births, death notices, in memoriams. cards of thanks, coming of age minimum charge of $3.20 for first 6 lines or less, each additional line or portion thereof per insertion Deadline 8:30 a.m. morning of pub- lication. ALL ADS RESTRICTED Firemen cleared in youth's death MONTREAL (CP) Fire Commissioner John McDougall Wednesday absolved firemen of any responsibility for the death of a 10-year-old bey following a public inquiry into the causes of a fire in the city's east-end June 27.

The inquiry also concluded that the exact cause of the fire in which Rene Meunier died could not be determined but criminal action was ruled out. The fire commissioner said allegations of sloppy work by firemen, who were waging a work-to-rule campaign at the time, could be raised but he added: "I know the firemen did their best." Deaths RENO. Nev. Jay Hanna (Dizzy) Dean, 63, a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame, of a heart attack. MONTREAL Col.

Maurice Forget, 75, a prominent Montreal stockbroker and brother of Senator Therese Casgrain, after a lengthy illness. BUENOS AIRES David Kreiselburd, 62, owner of the newspaper El Dia and head of the Argentinian news service Noticias Argentinas, in a shootout between police and his kidnappers. Witnesses said the boy ran into a burning shed to retrieve his bicycle and firemen who arrived at the scene said there was nothing they could do to save him. At the time of the fire there were complaints that the firemen were slow in setting up their equipment and in fighting the fire. Announcements 5 Births KATYI Many thanks to a wonderful wife.

Andre and Daniela are proud to announce the arrival of their son, Richard Anthony, on July 17 1974 weighing 8 lbs 1 3oz. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Katyi and also Mr.

and Mrs. J. Wieczerzak of Poland. To Calgary General Hospital Staff Thank you. 010850 GILLESPIE David and Gayle (nee Carmichael) are pleased to announce the birth of their second daughter) Natosha Marie, born July 6, 1974.

Many thanks to Staff at Foothills Hospital. Insured. 005200 15 Deaths BROWNE July 17, 1974, Bertha Maud beloved mother of Mr. Millard D. Kemp 3620 9th St.

S.W. Dear grandmother Mr. Edwin M. Kemp, Calgary. Also surviving are three great granddaughters.

Born at Brownsville, Missouri, Mrs. Browne came to Alberta in 1914 where she lived in the Edmonton-Stoney Plain districts for many years. She moved to Calgary in 1966. She was predeceased by her husband Edward in 1948. Funeral services will be conducted by Reverand S.

J. Wylie from Park Memial Chapel (1503 4th St. S.W.) Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Cremation. McINN'S HOLLOWAY Ltd.

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Sunday closed. When cancelling your ad insist on receiving a "KILL NUMBER" as a record of your cancellation. No allowance or adjustment can be made without it. CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE When replying to box numbers there may be certain firms or individuals 10 whom you do not wish your reply sent. If this is the case, simply address your application to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names.

Place both in separate envelope addressed to: "CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE" CALGARY HERALD ADVERTISING Rules and Regulations 09018 The Herald reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings and to set rates therefore and to determine page location. The Herald reserves the right to revise, edit, classify or reject any advertising. and to retain any answers directed to the Herald Box Service. and to repay the customer the sum paid for the advertisement and box rental. It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of The Herald in the event of failure to publish an advertisement or in the event of an error appearing in the advertisement as published shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one incorrect insertion for the portion of the advertising space occupied by the incorrect or omitted item only, and that there shall be no liability in any event greater than the amount paid for such advertising.

All claims of errors in advertising must be received by the publisher within 30 days after the first publication. All advertising is subject to the approval of the Publisher..