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in THE CALGARY HERALD March 24, 1976 20 Deaths 30 In Memoriam The Weather SYNOPSIS. A Pacific disturbance now approaching the Washington coast is causing extensive rain and some snow across southern British Columbia. However, this system is eXpected to weaken as it moves inland across the northern tier of states and will have little effect on the weather east of the Rockies. In northern Alberta and northeastern British Columbia the arctic front will remain stationary through the Peace and Fort McMurray regions. Afternoon flurries are forecast for nost areas south of the arctic front while generally sunny conditions are expected in the northern regions.

Calgary, Banff Today and Thursday. cloudy periods. Chance of snow today. Brisk west winds. High both days 6 to 8.

Low overnight -1 to -6. Banff will be cloudy both days with chance of snow along the mountains. High both days near 5. Low overnight near -5. CALGARY TEMPERATURES: Maximum Yesterday, minimum yesterday, -2; maximum a year ago, average maximum since average mimimum since 1900, -7; overnight minimum, -2 At 9 a.m.

Temperature, winds, S9; airport barometer, 25.77; aneroid barometer, 29.35; percipitation, 0.5; sunrise, sunset, air polution index at 8 a.m. today, 21; peak high over the last 24 hours, 14. Edmonton, Red Deer Today cloudy with isolated snow flurries. High today near 5. Low overnight -1 1 to -6.

Thursday mainly sunny. High near 5. Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Today and Thursday cloudy, moderate chance of snow. High both days near 8. Low overnight near, -1.

Road report (As of 9 a.m.) Golden to Revelstoke: Mostly bare and wet. light snow falling, plowing and sanding, watch for slippery and slushy sections. Banff to Jasper: Mostly bare with some blowing and drifting snow at the Ice Fields and Parkers Ridge. plowing, slippery sections. Banff to Radium: 3 cm.

new snow. plowing and sanding, slippery sections. Trans-Canada west to Banff: Bare and dry. Trans-Canada Banfft to Golden: Mostly bare with light snow falling, slippery sections. No.

1 East: Bare and dry. No. 2 South: Bare and dry. No. 2 North: Bare and dry.

Crowsnest Pass: Bare and dry. Cards revived LONDON (Reuter) Cigarette cards, first issued in Britain in 1939 and since then a potent source of national nostalgia, are staging a comeback. A major cigarette company plans to revive them when it reintroduces a discontinued brand of cigarettes. The cards, which used to portray everything from opera singers to famous footballers, were banned by the government at the start of the Second World War because they used too much paper for an austere war economy. DEATHS (By Canadian Press) MAMARONECK.

N.Y. Princess White, 95, a widely-known dancer, comedienne and singer, shortly after a performance. ESSEX. Conn. Charles Chapman, 95, author of best selling yachting manual Piloting, Seamanship and Small Boat Handling, of a heart attack.

Announcements Births CHERNICHAN Marshall and Christine are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Marnie Cristel, weighing 6 lbs 11 oz, on March 18, 1976. Special thanks to Dr. Higgin and staff at Calgary General Hospital. T7623U WILLSEY Judi and Ralph happily announce the birth of a son, Fraser Russell, March 20 at Calgary General Hospital, a brother for Dawson. Thanks to Dr.

A.W. Stinton and Maternity Staff at the General. U2102U ALLEN Ed and Joy are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, Clinton Wade, a brother for Robert and Marlene. March 4, 1976. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. R.J. Mulholland, Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. C.

Allen, Summerland, B.C. Our thanks to Dr. I. Ferguson and maternity staff at Foothills Hospital. U0426U 20 Deaths BENETTON March 22, 1976, George, aged 42 vears, beloved husband of Mrs.

Gabriella Benetton of 1719 12 Ave. N. E. FUneral mass was held today at Our Lady of Perpetual Health Church, 610 2 Ave. N.

E. with Rev. Father Fourchalk officiating. MCHUGH AND TIGHE FUneral Directors, 276-2296. U9050U COLE Suddenly, March 22nd 1976, Frederick, aged 76 years, beloved Husband of Mrs.

June Cole Okotoks, Alberta. Announcements later by SNODGRASS HOME LTD. U9023 Coming events Announcements appearing in the Coming Events are charged $4.15 for the first 6 lines or less and 80c for each B.R.C.A. Bingo, Wednesday night, nickel bingo at regular bingo to follow. New B.R.C.A.

Community Hall, south of General Hospital. Hall rental, contact Ron and June Darr, 269-6823. Wednesday night bingo. Fairview Community, Fairmount Dr. and Fredson Dr.

S.E. 10 bus to door. All new program. Snowballs. Penny bingo 6:30.

Regular 7:45. OLPH Bingo, every Thursday afternoon at OLPH, 625 4th Ave. N.E. Penny bingo at 12:45. Regular games at 1:30 sharp.

Includes 3 $50 games, $100 blackout, plus a bonanza. Bingo every Thursday Evening at Oddfellows Hall, 1433 9 Ave. S.E. Nickel Bingo 6:30 p.m., Regular at 7:45 p.m. Doors open 5:00 p.m.

Metis Association Local 101. Swinging Singles Square Dance Club Re-union Dance Night, Wednesday, March 24, 8 p.m., Sacred Heart School Auditorium, 15 Street 14 S.W. All former members and visiting square dancers cordially invited. Admission $1.25. Phone 266-2900.

S2801U Al Azhar Motor Corps Bingo every Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Kerby Centre, Ave. 11 St. S.W. 20 games, $2.00.

Excellent games and prizes. Nickel bingo starts 6:45 p.m. Proceeds to Shrine activities. Thursday Bingo. Huntington Hills Community Association.

78th Ave. and Simons Valley Dr. (Centre St. Progressive blackout $380. Every standard game a snowball.

Minimum game $15. Nickel Bingo 6:45. Located on 3 bus routes. Nos. 2, 3, and 20.

Doors open at 6 p.m. No one under 16 please. 00006V Bingo Wednesday and Saturday, 7:45 p.m. at West Hillhurst Communitv Hall, 19 St. and 6 Ave.

N.W. No. 9 bus to door. $500 game in 47 numbers, games $15 and up, jackpot game and progressive Snowball starting at $300 and increases $10 weekly until won. Also Bonanza game.

Admission 6 cards $2. Penny and nickel bingo start at 6 p.m. Everyone welcome. Bingo Kerby Centre 1133 7th Ave. S.W.

Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. Doors open at 12:30. Good cash prizes. Refreshments sold. Anple porking.

Everyone welcome. Proceeds for the Senior Citizens Centre. Bingo, Eagles LA every Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Progressive $60 50 numbers. Snowball, $100, 5 numbers, Penny bingo 6:45 p.m.

Doors open at 6 p.m. Bingo Bowness Community, 4527 77 St. N.W. Every Thursday afternoon. Doors open 12.

noon. Nickel bingo regular bingo 1:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. LEGEND: Isobars any shown as faint grey lines Precipitation High Pressure Low Pressure Direction Of Pressure Contre Front Cold Front Warn Front Upper Front i Inuvik COLD SNOW Churchill ARCTIC CLOUDY FRONT 2 COLD. SHOWERS Calgary Vancouve MILD COOL Falls COOL SHOWERS Lake SHOWERS MAR 24 Wind Expected Movement -Stationary (Prepared by the Federal Department of Environment) Showing the weather situation across the West today Temperatures and Precipitation (Precipitation in Millimetres) ALBERTA Hi Low Prec.

Edmonton 2 -7 .3 -3 -12 4.3 Jasper 3 -4 Coronation 0 -10 11.2 Banff 3 -6 Medicine Hat 7 -3 Lethbridge 6, -2 3.8 McMurray -1 -14 .8 Whitecourt 7 -10 Red Deer 4 -10 3.3 CALGARY TEMPERATURE MARCH 1-30 ,30 year average mean: degrees C. Normal sunshine for March: 156 hours. 20 Deaths CLOWES March 23, 1976, Mr. Samuel Clowes, aged 76 years, of the Auxiliary Hospital, Medicine Hat, dear brother of Frank Clowes, of Kelowna, B.C. and came to Canada doe in 1913, to Born in England August 22, 1899 Calgary, residing there until 1956 when he moved to Medicine Hat; he had been employed as salesman with Scott National Wholesale.

Canon J.W. Way will conduct the funeral service in PATTISON'S Chapel on the Corner, on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Committal service will be held in Calgary Friday at 2:00 p.m. with Interment in Mountainview Memorial Gardens. U9085 FORDYCE March 20, 1976, Coquitiam, B.C., Leslie Trevlyn Fordyce, aged 60 years.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Dorothy Fordyce, 908 Crestwood Dr. Coquitlam, B.C. Formerly of Calgary and Winnipeg. Resting at Burquitiam Funeral Home, Coquitlam, B.C., where funeral service was conducted today at 1:30 p.m., Rev.

J. H. Oldfield officiating. Interment Burquitlam Cemetery. U9081 GODFREY At Black Diamond AL March 21, 1976, Calvin Oliver, aged 54 years, beloved husband of Mrs.

Lillian Godfrey, Black Diamond. Funeral services by Rev. Keith Knill from Black Diamond United Church Thursday March 25th 1976, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Field of Honor Okotoks Cemetery. Donations may be made to The Alberta Heart Foundation 2011 10 Avenue S.W.

Calgary. SNODGRASS FUNERAL HOME LTD. in charge of arrangements. U9021 GOLDENBERG March 22, 1976, Mrs. Hettie Goldenberg, aged 82 years of the Souhthwood Nursing Home, passed away after a brief illness.

Predeceased by her husband Benjamin in 1956. She is survived by one son, Sydney Goldenberg, Edmonton. One daughter, Mrs. W. (Isabelle) Davids, of Calgary.

A brother, Harry Shaw, of Desert Hot Springs, Calif. One sister, Mrs. Flo Day, London, England. Five grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Born in London, England, Mrs.

Goldenberg moved to Calgary in 1913, and lived in Lethbridge for several vears prior to returning to Calgary in 1957. She was a member of Beth Israel Congregation and a life member of Hadassah. Services in the Jewish Memorial Chapel, 1702 17 Ave. S. today, March 24, at 2:30 p.m.

Interment Jewish Cemetery. Calgary Chevra Kadisha charge of arrangements. U9002 HEWITT March 22, 1976, Harold Denzil, aged 54 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt, Calgary, passed away suddenly at the General Hospital.

Services at LEYDEN'S Chapel of Remembrance' Thursday 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Leonard O. Sogge officiatina. Cremation, Calgary Crematorium.

Flowers gratefully declined. U9089 KONESKY Mrs. Mathilda Konesky, of Kelowna, formerly of Calgary, passed away on March 21, 1976, at the age of 77 vears. She is survived by her loving husband, Steve, Kelowna, also five daughters (Nel) Mrs. J.

Engelman, Calgary, (Irene) Mrs. L. Rich, Kelowna, (Madelene) Mrs. O. Calton, Quesnell, (Helen) Mrs.

W. Torok, and (Olga) Mrs. Lyding, both of California, U.S.A. Eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from Christ Lutheran Church, Kelowna, on Wednesday March 24, at 2:00 p.m.

with the Rev. R. J. Busch officiating CISsisted by J. Wahl.

Interment will follow at the Kelowna Cemetery. GARDEN Chapel of Kelowna are entrusted with the arrangements. POWER March 19, 1976 Arthur Francis Power, beloved husband of Mrs. Mildred B. Power, dear father of Marilyn, Marie, and Frank.

Passed away at the Holy Cross Hospital, following a brief illness. Born May 13, 1915 in St. John's N.B. Mr. Power has lived in Calgary for many years.

Mr. Power has dedicated his body to science. 09082 PATTERSON March 24, 1976, Mrs. Annie Patterson of George Bovack Nursing Home. Resting at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave.

N.W. U9062 RUSSELL March 23, 1976, Beatrice Hannah, aged 88 vears. Sarcee Auxiliary Hospital, widow of the late Garfield Russell. Further announcements by JACQUES Funeral Home. U9087 RINGROSE March 23, 19 1976, Mrs.

Agnes Ringrose, aged 87 vears of Claresholm, Alberta, widow of the late George Ringrose. Funeral arrangements later by LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Claresholm Branch. U90B8 RANSON Mrs. Margaret Ranson formerly of Calgary, passed away in Vancouver, B.C. at Braddon Private Hospital February 24th at the age of 96.

Mrs. Ranson was active in church work at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church before coming to Vancouver in 1945. She was also a lifetime member of the Southern Alberta Pioneers and Oldtimers Assoc. of Calgary since 1937.

Her father, Robert McCutcheon was one of the first North West Mounted Policeman stationed at Fort Walsh and Medicine Hat in the late 1800's. He passed away in Calgary at the age of 91 in 1942. Her husband George Ranson predeceased her in 1935 and son Roy in 1928. She leaves to mourn several nieces and nephews in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, California and Salzburg, Austria. Final memorial service will be held in the Union Chapel, Burnside Cemetery Friday, March 26th at 12 o-clock.

Rev. R. H. MacKinnon in charge. No flowers by request.

U9084 SLONAKER -March 22, 1976, Curtis Charles, aged 90 vears, beloved husband of Mrs. Ethel Slonaker of 45 Carmangay Cres. N.W. Services at the Garden Chapel (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W.

on Thursday at 1 p.m. U9063 SZYMKIW March 20, Peter Szymkiw, aged 76 years, 515 8 S.E. Services at "The Little Chapel on the (JACQUES Funeral Home) Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery.

U9095 STAPLES March 22nd, 1976, David Rolston, aged 72 years, No. 6, 830 Memorial Dr. N.W. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Alice L.

MacLean, Vancouver; a brother, Clayton, Edmonton; 6 nieces and a nephew. He was predeceased by a sister, A Mrs. Erma K. Matheson in 1972. Mr.

Staples was associated with the Investment Business since 1934 and was a member of Acacia and A.S.R. and Al Azhar Shrine Lodge No. 11 A.F. and A A.M., A. Temple.

Services at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Home) Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Cremation. Calgary Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, if desired, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 1609-14th St. S.W.

U9086 WARNKE March 22, 1976. Frank John, aged 62 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Bervle Warnke, 468-8 Street S.E., Medicine Hat. Besides his beloved wife he is also survived by three sons, Francis, Calgary, Roy, heller, one daughter, Mrs. SiMedicine Hat and Evan, Drummone Stauffer, Okotoks, nine grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters.

Services and interment will take place at Medicine Hat. Forwarding arrangements care of LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. If desired contributions may be made to the Charity of your choice. U9090 WIECZOREK March 23rd, 1976, Larene, aged 50 vears, beloved wife of Mr. Stanley John Wieczorek of 52 Cumberland Drive N.W.

Services will be announced later by McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral 09004 WOODS March 22nd, 1976, Harry D. Woods, aged 87 years, of Nanton, beloved father of four daughters: Mrs Esther Swords, Nanton; Mrs Joan Bruns, Fraser Lake, B.C.; Miss Jo Ann Woods and Miss Violet Woods, both of Indianapolis; two sons, John, U.S.A., and Calgary; 30 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren; a sister, Mrs Vi. Hall, Trail, B.C. Mr Woods joined the R.A.S.C.

in 1905, serving in France with Salonika Force; also North Russia Relief Force. He also served in The Imperial Army in World War 1, with European Theatre, and in Greece, and in World War 11, as Staff Sergeant. He worked for The City of Calgary for 24 years. Funeral Services by Rev. Dr Dwight Powell, Thursday, March 25th, 1976, at 10.30 a.m., at Nanton United Church.

Interment in Nanton Cemetery Field of Honor. In lieu of flowers, donations may be make to The C.N.I.B., 1260, Memorial Drive, Calgary. SNODGRASS FUNERAL HOME. in charge of arrangements. U9022 ZUMMACH March 23, 1976, Mrs.

Edith Zummach of the Glenmore Park Auxiliary Hospital, formerly of the Chinook Nursing Home, beloved mother of Mrs. Evelyn Siterd, Black Diamond, Mrs. Zummach remains will be forwarded to Winnipeg, for services and interment. McINNIS And HOLLOWAY Funeral Directors. U9000 28 Cards of Thanks HUGHES We would like to thank all for the beautiful get well cards and sympathy cards and the beautiful flowers.

Also the nursing staff of the Rockyview Hospital, Dr. Murphy and Dr. Wilks. Edward Hughes and family, T09230 30 In Memoriam HAMILTON in loving memory of Robert, who passed away March 24, 1974. "Sadly missed along lifes way, Quietly remembered day by dav.

No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts you are always Ever remembered by Millie, Ed and family. Dioosister HOLOBOFF In memory our dear Dad and granddad who passed away one vear ago today. "The death of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we love so well, And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep, His memory we shall always Always remembered Nancy and Rav Kingsmith and Family. 06902U RIES In loving memory of dear husband and father Sibby who passed away March 24th, 1971. "There's an open gate at the end of the road, Through which each one must go alone, And there is a light we cannot see, Our father claims his own, Beyond the gate your loved one finds, Happiness and rest, And there is comfort in the thought, That a love in God knows best." Love Dorothy, Ted, Debbie, Brenda and Cindy.

06909U RIES In loving memory of a dear father Sibby who passed away March 24th, 1971. "Past his suffering, past his pain, Cease to weep for tears are vain, He who suffered is at rest, Gone 10 Heaven with the Blessed." Love Barry and Wanda Thompson. 06912U RUMLEY Mrs. Ruth, aged 77 years. Passed away March 24, 1975.

vear has passed since that sad day, That one we loved was called away. God took her home, it was his will, But in our hearts she liveth still." Dearly missed by her three daughters, Ruth, Marnie, and Doreen. U6601U RIES in loving memory of father and grandfather Sibby who passed away March 24th, 1971. "His dear bright eyes and cheerful face, Are pleasant to recall, He had a loving word for each, And died beloved by all." Jeanne, cremembesen Barber. Always by Larry, 06911U RIES In loving memory of father and grandfather Sibby who passed away March 24th, 1971.

"His weary hours and days of pain, His troubled nights are past, And in our aching hearts we know, He has found sweet rest at Love Garry, Dorothy, Michael, and Tammie Hall. 06910U can now pay your Herald Classified Advertising Account the same way you pay your utilities at any chartered bank in Calgary. 34 Lost REWARD: $25. White female Poodle, 10" 12" high, thin brown leather collar. (9 20 St.

S.E) None 282-3175. P2107V WEDDING Band, Heritage Dr. Fairmont Friday night. 279-7511, Reward. U2405Y LOST Samoyed in S.W., 1 week ago.

Call 253-3925. U0204A GREY, MALE Poodle, 26 Ave. S.W. Phone 244-7957. 00404X LOST, black female cat.

Part Siamese. 4 yrs. Rosedale area. 289-6009. 00017U LOST Grey and White Cat with collar.

Reward. 282-0030. U7401X FEMALE Golden Lab puppy, in Palliser area, named Sam. 281-0802. U0412 LOST gold bracelet.

Reward. 288-7674. 067210 COPPER colored bracelet, 4 stones. Vicinity the Airport. 286-4841.

Q6109W REWARD. Male Irish Setter pup. 5 mos. old. Roxboro area.

252-7201. Q6940W GREY Standard Schnauzer, male. 243-8108, 263-7670. S6014Y LOST in Ramsey. ticked English Pointer.

255-7589. 06309U BLACK Female Cat. In Charleswood area. 289-3316. S7407Y LOST White Shepherd Cross, 2 yr.

old. Brown collar. Pink nose. 1-226- 2860. Olds.

T6030Z GOLD BULOVA lady's watch. Reward offered. 273-9464. Q7305W LOST. German Female.

6 months old. Has License. Name and address on collar. North Haven area. Reward.

Phone 282-0578. U7909V HELP I'M LOST I'm a female cat. My name is Monster. I'm multi colored grey, with a white chest. I have been missing since Sunday from the Pineridge area.

If you find me call 285-6784. RE WARD will be paid for my return. U2642A LOST DOWNTOWN. Keychain with 8 keys. Leather strap says 283-4498.

RM2630X FEMALE Japanese Spaniel, small black and white with large eyes. Huntington Hills area. Reward offerred. 274-3486. 02530U DIAMOND wedding ring set, lost Medical Centre, 1 4 p.m., Thurs.

Mar. 18. 262-7775 weekdays; 274-7357 weekends, evenings. Reward offered. R2906X REWARD red wallet, key chain with red initial and colored keys.

Chinook Park area. 255-6862. T7624V ONE LARGE, neutered male orange Tabby cat. Answers to Pineridge area. Reward.

285-3073. U0101A LOST AT 16A Street and 17 Avenue S.W. on March 22. Olympus Camera, case, and textbooks. Reward.

244- 9018. T2622Z WOULD the girl living in Chinatown ho found the silver charm bracelet please call back. 261-3561 or 274-8677. R2643X LOST Two Bullmastiff dogs. Large red male.

Apricot female. One needs veterinary care. Reward. 273-0966. 948-7170 R0326X UNCROPPED Red Doberman Cross.

White blaze on chest. Lame back lea. Langdon area. Reward. 936-5757, 06025W MALE Domestic Long Haired Cat.

Lost in N.E. Huntington Hills. Phone 275-5980. T7905X MINIATURE MALE Poodle; chocolate brown. License no.

35600. March 20th. Glendale. 249-3809. T6904Z REWARD.

Male, black Lab Shepherd cross, eight months, possibly injured. Answers to Beniie. 289-8746. T0402Z REWARD small female poodle terrier, black with grey face. Lost in Marlborough.

272-7902 S6704Y BLACK, white and brown, temale Lab, lost in the Red Carpet Trailer Park. 244-1772. T0705Z. LOST. Black, grey, and white male cat.

Canyon Meadows, March 6. 271- 2547. P6603V FIVE mo, old male short haired cat. Belfast area. 277-5919.

273- 8642. 00307U CAT grey white male, neutered, vicinity of 6th Ave. and 36 St. S.W. 289- 0845 243-4003.

S7506V GRAY cat, 4 6 months old. 90 Ave. S.W. 281-5256. T2008W 36 Found FOUND Silver charm bracelet.

Janvarv. North Hill Mall. 282-5259. 069090 MALE Irish Setter, 3 to 4 vears old. Phone 245-5110.

U6209X FOUND female Lab puppy. Black and sable. Lakeview area. 253-3270. R28110 our passed CALGARY Herald Telephones City Carrier Delivery 266-8941 Classified Want Ads.

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CANADA Hi Low Prec. Victoria 7 5 4.8 Vancouver 7 3 Kamloops 10 Swift Current 5 4.8 Price Albert -15 2.3 Saskatoon -3 -9 2.5 Moose Jaw -6 .5 Regina -8 .8 Winnepeg 5 -3 Thunder Bay 8 -2 Toronto 9 2 Ottawa 6 2 Montreal 5 Fredericton 3 -3 St. John's Nfld. TR Yellowknife -18 Inuvik -22. -30 TR 20 Deaths CLAY March 23, 1976, Mrs.

Cissie Clay, aged 63 vears, beloved wife of Mr. Leslie E. Clay, 1809 41 Street S.E., passed away suddenly at the General Hospital. Besides her beloved husband she is also survived by four sons, William, Robert and Kenneth, Calgary; Stanley, Winnipeg, Manitoba; two daughters, Mrs. William (Betty) Elmhirst and Mrs.

Douglas (Carol) Gillrie, Calgary, fifteen grandchildren and one great granddaughter, two brothers, Alfred Ricks, Calgary, Michael Ricks, Toronto, Ontario; two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Mary) Juett, Calgary and Mrs. Wilmer (Kathleen) Rae, Wainwright. Born at Cardiff, Wales she came to Canada in 1929 to Kinsella, Alberta and in 1943 to Calgary and resided at Calgary since. Mrs.

Clay was a member of St. Luke's Anglican Church. Services at LEYDEN'S of Remembrance" Thursday 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Creighton D.

Chew officiating. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. Flowers gratefully declinU9092 KLARER March 18, 1976, John aged 91 vears, beloved husband of Mrs. Luela Klarer, 241, 230 5 Avenue S.E. He is also survived by three stepsons, Henry Brooks, Calgary, Gordon Brooks, Saskatoon, and Philip Brooks in Manitoba, two stepdaughters, Mrs.

J. (Phyllis) Szollosi, Prince George, B.C. and Mrs. R. (Muriel) Lawrence, Sexsmith Alberta, ninteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Born at Otter Tail County, Minnesota, U.S.A., he cane to Canada in 1922 to Sc Saskatchewan and had resided at Calgary since 1949. Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Friday 3:00 p.m. with Rev. Tom Seeley officiating. Inferment Mountain View Memorial Gardens.

U9081 LeBRUN Passed away Monday, March 22 at Pincher Creek. Vyvianne LeBrun beloved husband of Mrs. Gladys LeBrun of Pincher Creek at the age of 63 vears. The funeral service will be held in EDEN'S Funeral Chapel, 2:00 p.m. Rev.

R.L. Schmidtke officiating. Interment in Fairview Cemetery. Friends who wish, may donate to the Canadian Cancer Society. Funeral arrangements by EDEN'S FUneral Home Pincher, Creek.

U9200U LOUIE March 21st, 1976, Mr. Cho Louie of 115-3rd Ave. S.E. Resting at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540-16 Ave. N.W.

U9061 McCURDY March 20, 1976, Mrs. Jean McCurdy of 2420-29 Street S.W. passed away suddenly in her 82nd vear at Cranbrook, B.C. She was predeceased by her husband Jack in 1974. She leaves to mourn her loss a son George, a daughter, Mrs.

J. (Jane) Gould and three grandchildren, all of Calgarv. Private cremation services were held at CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Services. U9049 McNEILL March 22, Mrs. Ethel May McNeill, aged 94 vears, Brentwood Nursing Home, widow of late John A.

McNeill, beloved mother of william, Robert and Margaret McNeill, Calgary, Mrs. James (Kathleen) O'Hare, Newry, Northern Ireland. She is also survived by twelve grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren, a brother, Ivan V. Parslow and a sister Mrs. W.

(Marjorie) Kidney, Calgary. She was predeceased by her husband in 1959 and by a son Wing Commander John McNeill killed in action in 1944. Born at Bivthe, Ontario she came west with her family in 1886 to Calgary and resided at Calgary and area since. Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Thursday 1:00 p.m. with.

Ven. R. B. Crowder officiating. Interment Union Cemetery.

No flowers by request. U9083 UNITED STATES Hi Low Prec. Denver 21 Los Angeles 22 13 Las Vegas 27 10 Phoenix 31 13 Miami. 30 22 Chicago 16 8 Minneapolis 18 Great Falls 11 -3 TR Spokane 6 Seattle 8 5 4.3 New York City 11 4 WORLD Hi Low Prec. Berlin 2 -1 Buenos Aires 25 18 London 5 Moscow -2 -3 Paris 7 Rome 10 8 Tokyo 11 4 20 Deaths MacKENZIE March 20th, 1976, at Ottawa, James A.

(Jim) MacKenzie, beloved father of Miss Gay MacKenzie of Ottawa, dear brother of Mr. John MacKenzie of Calgary. He was predeceased by his mother, Gabrielle, in 1973, and his father John Archibald, in 1942. Parishioners and friends will kindly meet for prayers in Mcinnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" 1507 4th St. S.W., this evening at 7:00 p.m.

Funeral Mass will be celebrated in St. Mary's Cathedral Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Interment Union Cemetery. McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors.

U9003 MORROW At Calgary, March 21, Allister, aged 66 years, beloved husband of Thelma Morrow, Claresholm. He is also survived by Don Morrow and wife Stacie, Robert and James Morrow, Claresholm, Donald Thomas, Saskatoon, Heather Morrow, Mrs. Hank (Marie) Schooten, Kathryn Thomas and Mrs. Debbie Winters, Claresholm, 3 grandchildren, 2 sisters, Mrs. Birkie McVicar, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Mrs.

Iona Powell, Turner Valley, 2 brothers, Fauncy, Birch River, Manitoba and Durban Morrow, Burnaby, B.C. Numerous nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his first wife, Marjorie in 1960, parents and a brother. Born at Durban, Manitoba, he later moved to Calgary and was emploved by the T. Eaton Company for 25 years and in 1969 moved to Claresholm where he owned and operated Al's Confectionery.

Services in Claresholm United Church, Thursday, 2 p.m. Rev. E. Sinclair Reikie officiating. Interment Claresholm Cemetery, LEYDEN'S Funeral Home Ltd.

Claresholm Branch, Directors of Services, contributions may be made to the Claresholm General Hospital. U9083 OUELLETTE March 21, 1976 at Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A., Theodore (Ted) aged 72 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Phil Quellette, Suite 1211, Murdock Manor, 808 5 Street S.E. Besides his beloved wife he is also survived by six sons, John, Calgary: Leonard, Lumby, B.C.; Theodore Calgary; Albert, Prince Albert, Bernard, Vermilion and Timothy, Calgary: three stepsons, Wallace and George Vandale, Calgary and David Vandale, Lethbridge: three daughters, Mrs. Bernie (Elda) Ashberry, Lumby, B.C.; Mrs.

Earl (Shirley) Williams, Prince Albert, and Mrs. Jennifer Watson, Calgary; thirty-nine grandchildren; and tour great-grandchildren one sister, Mrs. Caroline Allen, Lestock, Saskatchewan. He was predeceased by a son James, killed in Korea in .1952. Born at Lewiston, Montana, U.S.A.

he came to Canada in 1919 to Lebret, Saskatchewan and enlisted with the R.C.A. in 1939 and served overseas with the R.C.E. until 1945 when he was discharged and moved to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He came to Calgary in 1957 and resided at Calgary since. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion (Alberta No.

1) Branch, Calgary. Parishioners and friends kindly met for prayers at LEYDEN'S of Tuesday at 8 p.m. Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mary's (219 18 Avenue S.W.) Wednesday 10 a.m. Interment Field of Honour, Queen's Park Cemeterv.

LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. U9084 PECK March 20, 1976, Mrs Irene Helen of Edmonton, passed away at the age of 40 vears. Funeral Services, Wednesday, March 24 at 1:30 p.m. at Park Memorial in Edmonton, 9709 111 Ave. Interment in Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

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