Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 59

LEGEND: Isobars are shown 05 faint grey Precipitation High Pressure Low Pressure The Weather Cold Wind Front Direction Of Expected Warm Pressure Front Movement Centre Upper Front Stationary Front SYNOPSIS. A strong low pressure system nea storm which will remain frontal in the Pacific and off weaken. However low Inuvik 1 associated system will break from the and move into the northwestern United States. It will COLD SNOW COLD tem dump will most have of its moved moisture into in eastern the Montana mountains. by the This time sys- CLOUDY it starts to affect Alberta and that will be this Sunday.

Many areas of northeastern British Columbia and and this result northern time. but central indications Alberta do not will point have to snow heavy on Sunday amounts as at a AST WARM For today there will only be flurries in a few areas COLD Churchill with a chance of rainshowers in the southern mountains. OVERCAST SNOW Calgary Banff MILD COOL Today and Sunday mostly cloudy. Occasional RAIN on ton 3 near -6. SHOWERS MILD snow flurries on both days.

Highs 4 to 6. Overnight lows CLOUDY Winnipeg mum since 1941, 11; average minimum since 1941, -4; overnight Minimum yesterday, -9; maximum a year ago, Maximum 21; Average yesterday, maxi- SHOWERS CLOUDS CLOUDS CALGARY TEMPERATURES: CLOUDY minimum, -8. Fails rise, barometer, 8:18 At 9 a.m.; a.m. 25.97; sunset, today aneroid 6:24 p.m. barometer, Temperature, 29.57; -4; winds, precipitation, calm; nil, airport sun- MARITIME COOL Air pollution index at 8 a.m.

today, 17; peak high over the WARM FRONT Chicago last 24 23. FEW CLOUDS a Salt Lake Edmonton, Red Deer Today and Sunday mostly cloudy with periods of (Prepared by the Federal Department of Environment) snow. Highs expected for both days 4. Overnight lows -6. Showing the weather situation across the West today Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Temperatures and Precipitation (Precipitation in Millimetres) Today and Sunday mostly cloudy.

Gusty west winds and a chance of snow flurries. Highs expected for ALBERTA CANADA UNITED STATES around Hi Low Prec. Hi Low Prec. Hi Low Prec. both days 6.

Lows around -5. Edmonton 3 -5 Victoria. 8 7 8.5 Los 24 13 Vermilion. -4 1.5 8 5 8.1 Las Vegas 16 3 Jasper 5 -3 Swift 5 -6 Phoenix 27 16 AMA Report Coronation. 4 -2 1.5 Prince Saskatoon Albert.

4 -4 -4 2.0 8.6 32 26 Banff 1 -3 Chicago 26 10 Medicine Hat. -7 Moose Jaw 8 -6 11 2 Golden to Revelstoke: Snowing lightly, icy around Cochrane and on bridges. Lethbridge. WORLD 5 Regina 8 -6 Pincher 2 Winnipeg 5 -5 Hi Low Prec. Banff To Jasper: Bare and dry, Grande Prairie 5 4 1.0 White River.

16 -4 19.1 12 6 Banff to Radium: Bare and dry. Thunder Bay 12 Athens 17 12 Trans Canada West To Banff: Snowing lightly, icy through Toronto 20 11 32 30 Bangkok the pass. Ottawa 22 10 Berlin 9 4 Trans Canada West To Golden: Bare and dry. No. 1 East: Montreal 22 11 Brussles 12 6 Bare and dry.

TEMPERATURE OCT. 1-31 Bue mos Aires 27 17 No. 2 South: Bare and slippery. (30-year average mean 5C) 9 8 No. 2 North: Bare and dry.

Normal sunshine for Octo- Geneva. 10 Crows Nest Pass: Bare and dry. ber: 159 hours. Helsinki 8 5 Hong Kong 27 24 Kiev 10 6 Nutrition injections aid cancer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Researchers say injections of highly nutritious solutions have broken a vicious circle in which a malnourished cancer patient's only hope for a cure was a treatment that left him even more malnourished. A group of Houston researchers headed by Dr.

Edward Copeland told the Coming events Announcements appearing in the Coming Events are charged $3.72 for the first 6 lines or less and each additional line or portion thereof. Marathon Bingo, Renfrew Community Hall, 828 8 Ave. N.E. Saturday, November 1st; 3 to 10 p.m. Nickel Bingo.

Doors open 12 noon. 6 cards, $5. Includes Reservations, 277-7723. Q6013Z Marathon Bingo, Ian Bazalgette School, 3909 26 Ave. S.E., November 15th.

Reservations Call Donna at 272-2569, Irene 272-6330, Joey, 273-1612. VWC8251G5 NORTH Hill Eagles Bingo every SunAve. St. N.W. Doors open 11 a.m.

day DO Balmoral Junior High School, Nickel Bingo 12 o'clock noon. Regular 6 for $2. No small children, please. If they are old enough to plav, they are welcome. LAS VEGAS Night, A.P.R.H.

Hall, 1310 St. S.E., Saturday November 15 7 p.m. to midnight. Doors open at 6:30. Admission $2 per person.

Lunch and door prizes included. Blackjack and wheels. Professional dealers. License0048. tor further information, call 272-1330.

T0113L CALGARY Canadian Irish Athletic Club Annual General Meeting. Will be held 607 4 Street S.E., Wednesday, Nov. 12, 7 p.m. Nominations for positions on Executive Committee must be submitted in writing and received by the Secretary L. Morris, 101, 1802 12 Ave.

S. W. seven days prior to the dote of the annual general meeting Nov. 5. The Executive slate will be elected as follows: President, VicePresident, Secretary, Treasurer and Committee Member.

For further information phone L. Morris, Secretary, 262-7041 or 244-4358. Annual Banquet and Dance will be held Al San Club, 116 Glenmore Trail S.W., Saturday, Nov. 15. Tickets available T.

McPherson. 271-7193. U0303U SQUARE Dancers rounds at 8:00, squares at 8:30. Join the Dots and Dashers for a fun evening, Oct. 25, Sunalta Hall, 10 Ave.

and 16 St. S. W. Caller Jim and Marie Hopkins. U2921U SWINGING Singles Square Dance Club.

beginners, Monday at 8 p.m. Sacred Heart School, 1312 15 St. S. W. Single gentlemen most welcome.

Phone 253-1669. UAG8481 Y5 BINGO BOWNESS Community, 4527 77 St. N.W. Every Sunday evening. Doors open at 5.15 p.m.

Nickel Bingo starts 5:45, regular bingo 7:15. No one under 16 yrs. admitted. Bingo South Calgary Communitv. 31 16 St.

S. W. 6 cards $2. $50 jackpots. No games under $10.

Starts 7:45. Penny bingo. Children under 16 not allowed. Bingo every Sunday evening, Fairview Community Hall, corner of Fairmont Dr. and Fredson Dr.

No. 10 bus. 6 cards $2. 2 Bonanza games, $50 jackpots. Penny bingo 6:30.

No children under 12 allowed. Monday afternoon Bingo at Albert Park Radisson Heights Community Hall, 1310 28 St. S.E. (No. 1 bus).

Doors open 11:30 a.m., Nickel bingo at 12:00, regular game 1:30. Out by 3:00. Bingo Rotary Park recreational centre. 617 1 St N.E. Sundays.

Doors open 11:30, Nickel bingo 12:30, Regular ganes 1:30. Bonanza, good prizes. No one under 14. Bingo every Sunday evening at Victoria Community Hall, 15 Avenue, 3 Street S.E. Penny bingo at 6:00 p.m.

Regular at 7:30 p.m. No children under 13 please. Bingo South Richmond Glamorgan Community Centre, 4207 41 Ave. S.W. every Monday 7:45 p.m.

Progressive $100 blackout and snowball. Penny Bingo at 6:45 p.m. BINGO Highland Park Community Hall, Monday nights. Nickel 6:45 p.m., regular 7:45 p.m. Age 16 and over.

Lucky 7's available. MARATHON BINGO, Albert Park Radisson Heights Hall, 1310 28th St. S.E., Saturday, Nov. 1st. Doors open at 11 a.m., Nickel Bingo, regular games starting at 1.30 p.m.

$1,000 in prizes, plus two bonanzas. Admission: 6 cards for $5. Extra cards .25 each. Lunch and Door Prizes included. Tickets available at door.

For information call 273-5327, and 272-1536. or 272-1330. DJ08501Z5 Births DEN HOED John and Mariorie are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Donald Gordon on Thursday, October 16. A tiny brother welcomed by Douglas, Kathryn, and Kevin. U6907U TUCKER Ian and Sandie are pleased to announce the arrival of Karlene's baby brothers Christopher Paul 6lbs.

60zs. and Craig, Ian 7lbs. born Oct. 21. Special thanks to Drs.

Moscovitz, Pearson, and A.W. Morrison and Nurse Heather Harper. Proud grandparents, Alex and Maple Kay, Len and Pat Tucker. Great grandmothers, Mrs. T.

Moore and Mrs. E. Letchford. T2723V 10 Birthdays, Coming of Age REPKA Lawrence wishes to announce his 40th birthday on October 27, 1975. U1053U SMEETS Happy 16th Birthday Tammy.

You are on the right track. Love Mom, Dad and Perry. U2704U 20 Deaths BETTERIDGE -L October 22, 1975, Denis John (Jack) aged 83 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Elva Betteridge, Black Diamond and beloved father of Mrs. Leona Embu-.

ry, Calgary and dear Grandfather of Marilyn Gordon, Black Diamond, Mrs. Diane Nichols and Mr. Glen Fengstad, Calgary, two great -grandchildren, also survived by his sister Mrs. Eva Hunt, England, and three brothers Ernest, Victoria, B.C., Raymond and Albert, England. Mr.

Betteridge was a long time resident of Calgary, working for B.A. Oil until retiring in 1957 and has resided in Black Diamond since 1959. Funeral services for the family members today October 25th at 11:00 a.m. from SNODGSS Funeral Chapel, High River. Interment in Okotoks Cemetery.

No flowers by request. If desired, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 1609 14 St. S. Calgary. SNODGRASS Funeral Home Ltd.

in charge of arrangements. U9082 BRAND October 24, 1975, Travis William, beloved infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brand, 1707 -26A Street S.W., and dear brother of Nicole and Robert. Also surviving are his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McLean and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brand, all of Calgary, and his great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. I. Taylor, Virden, Man. Private Services at "The Chapel on the (JACQUES Funeral Home) Monday, October 27, with Rev. George Chapman officiating.

Interment in Calgary Cemetery. If desired, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Intensive Care Nursery, Foothills Hospital. 09034 COX October 23, 1975, Harold L. aged 73 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Kathelene Cox of Bragg Creek.

Also survived by two sons; Gerald and Bryce, Calgary, a stepson, Ronald Lord, Calgary, Eleven grandchildren and one great granddaughter, a brother Carl of Ponoka. Mr. Cox was a life member of the B.P.O.E. No. 4.

Services conducted by the Rev. N. R. Mercer D.D. Tuesday 10:30 a.m.

at THE HILLSIDE CHAPEL, 17 Ave. at 16A St. SOUTH W. CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Phone 289-5577.

Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation. U9213 THE CALGARY HERALD Oct, 45, 1719 59 20 Deaths 20 Deaths FOLEY October 24, 1975, Mr. Harold Foley, aged 89 years, of 4628- Montgomery formerly of Bonnyville, Alta. He is survived by four sons, Sheldon, Sydney B.C., Garth, Moose Ken and Glen, both of Bonnyville, Alberta; daughters, Mrs.

Evelyn Woynarowich, Lac La Biche, Alberta and Mrs. Jovce Lamb, Calgaryen. Twty-five grandchildren and two greatchildren. He was predeceased by a daughter Mrs. Shirley Kopola in 1974.

Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540-16 Ave. N.W. on Monday at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Canon E.

N. P. Orme M. B. E.

of the Anglican Church officiating. Interment Field of Honor, Queen's Park. 9218 MITCHELL October 23, 1975, Randal Kim, aged 21 years, beloved son of -Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell, 1950 Cottonwood S.

E. Born at Estevan, Saskatchewan, he has lived in Calgary since 1962. He was employed with the R. K. Management Insurance Consultants for the past 18 months.

Besides his loving mother and father he is survived by three brothers, Russell Kenneth, Roger Kent, Ricky Kevin, Calgary. Six sisters, Karen Marie, Kathy Marvella, Kimberley May, Karalee Margaret, Karla Monique, and Krista Marlane, all of Calgary. His maternal randfather Mr. Mathias Zimmerman, of Calgary, his Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Ignance Mitchell, of Calgary. Several aunts and uncles. Funeral Mass will be celebrated from Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 1525 45 St. S. Monday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. McINNIS And HOLLOWAY Funeral Directors. Parishioners friends will kindly meet for prayers in Holy Trinity Church, Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations my may be made to a charity of donors choice.

U9000 SMOLENSKY October 24, 1975, David Isaac. age 72 years, beloved husband oF Mrs. Pauline Smolensky. 531 8 Ave. S.E.

Born in Russia, he has been a resident of Calgary since 1917. He has been engaged in the clothing business for 50 years, retiring in 1970. Besides his loving wife, he is survived by 3 daughters, Mr. Dvorah Heckelman of Albany, New York, Mrs. Fay Schwartz of Calgary and Mrs.

Calrrisse Finn of Boston, Massachusetts, also 9 grandchildren. One sister Mrs: L. Hanen and 2 brothers, Jack and Benjomin, all of Calgary. Funeral services will be conducted from the Jewish Memorial Chapel (1702 17 Ave. S.W.), Sunday afternoon at 2:00.

Interment, Jewish Cemetery. Calgary Chevra Kadisha in Charge of arrangements. U9083 PITTMAN October 22nd, 1975, Robert Daniel (Bob) Pittman, aged 60 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie Pittman, 88 Rosevale Drive N.W. Funeral Services were held at St.

Pius Church (2424- 24th Ave. N.W.) today at 11:00 a.m. JACQUES Funeral Home in charge. 09035 REID October 23, 1975, at Pincher Creek, Alberta, Robert Melville (Rob), aged 20 years, 4 Hawthorne Crescent N.W. He is survived by one sister, Miss Priscilla Karen Reid, Victoria, B.C., two brothers, Harold Reid, Calgary and Donald Reid, Pleasant Hill, California, an uncle, Mr.

Robert J. Reid, 2603-38 Street S.W., Calgary, three aunts, Mrs. Lyle Newton, Victoria, B.C., Mrs. Harold (Janet) Hanson, Summerland, B.C. and Mrs.

H. (Trudy) Hetterley, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He was predeceased by his father Alexander Melville Reid in 1967 and by his mother Priscilla Reid in 1957. Born at Calgary he received his education at Calgary and Victoria, B.C. He was employed with Southern Music Ltd.

at the time of his demise. Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Tuesday 1:00 p.m. with Rev. R. Allan Dunbar officiating.

Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. U9204 ROWLAND October 23, 1975, Mrs. Eleanor Mary Rowland, aged 87 years, of the Blunts Kenwood Nursing Home. Born in St. Albert, Alberta, she had resided in Alberta all of her life, and for the past five years in Calgary.

She is survived by a son, James, Edmonton, two daughters, Mrs. Emily Selvage, Calgary and Mrs. Don (Frances) Wolley, Quesnel, B.C., eleven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial Rites and St. Bernards Catholic Church, 711-37 St.

N.W. on Monday at 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph's Section Queen's Park. THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster FUneral Home) 540-16 Ave.

N.W. Directors. U9216 SMITH October 18, 1975, at Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Owen J. E. Smith, aged 44 years, Houston, Texas, formerly of Calgary.

He leaves to mourn, his loving wife Catherine, a daughter, Debbie of Houston, Texas and his mother, Mrs. Eula Smith of Calgary. Services conducted by the Rev. J. L.

Pottruff, Tuesday, October 28, 3 p.m. at THE CHAPEL ON THE HILL, 16 Ave. at 16 St. NORTH W. (opposite Simpsons-Sears).

CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Phone 289-5577. Cremation. U9212 TAYLOR October 24, 1975, Mrs. Mary A.

Taylor, aged 88 years, formerly of 615-15 St. N.W. Survived by two sons; Duncan and Frank, Calgary and nine grandchildren. Predeceased by her husband Kenneth, September 1939 and a daughter, Helen, July 1942 and a son Thomas in 1943. Services conducted by the Rev.

F.F. Cline, Monday, 1 p.m. at THE CHAPEL ON THE HILL, 16 Ave. at 16 St. NORTH W.

(opposite Simpsons-Sears). CY FOSTERGOODER Funeral Service. Phone 289-5577. Interment Burnsland Cemetery. U9214 YEE October 22, 1975, Wing Yee, aged 78 years of 2021 Centre St.

South. Services at The Chinese Pentecostal Church, 127-2 Ave. S.E. Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Rev.

Dr. John W. S. Kong officiating. Interment Chinese Cemetery.

THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540-16 Ave. N.W. Directors. 09215 22 Funeral Directors BURIAL PLOT One burial plot with Memorial and Interment fees included. In the Garden of the Last Supper at beautiful Mountain View Memorial Gardens in S.E.

Calgary. Current retail value $660 will sell for $550. Private. 276-6725. T7624U 28 Cards of Thanks DICKAU We would like to express our thanks to Pastor Nielsen, Dr.

Forsythe, the nurses and staft at the High River General Hospital. Dr. Taylor, nurses and staff at the Foothills Hospital, for the wonderful attention they gave to our wife, mother and grandmother. Our appreciation is also extended to friends and relatives, for the kindness expressions of sympathy memorial tributes and food during our recent loss. Ben Dickau and family.

U6212U 30 In Memoriam GAYNER October 23rd, 1975, Montague Charles (Monty) aged 80 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Alice Gayner of 1333-20 Ave. N.W. Born in Bristol, England he moved with his parents to Montreal, Quebec and later moved to Calgary where he operated the Gayner Transport Co. for many years.

He served in the American Marine Corps prior to 1914 and served with the Calgary Highlanders overseas in the first World War. Besides his wife he is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Edmund (Dorothy) Thielen, Milk River, Alberta, Mrs. Joseph (Lillian) Allen, Penhold, Alberta, Mrs. Harry (Evelyn) Modin, Swift Current, and Mrs.

Walter (Mary) Degner of Calgary. Seventeen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Alice Hahn of Los Angeles, California. Mr. Gayner was predeceased by a son Robert in 1940.

Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540-16 Ave. N.W. on Monday at 3:30 p.m. Rev. John Hutchinson of Bethl Baptist Church officiating.

Interment Queen's Park. U9219 NIELSEN Miss Anna Dorthea Nielsen of Red Deer, passed away on October 22, 1975 at the age of 85 years. Funeral Service will be held from the Bethany Lutheran Church, Dickson, on Monday, October 27 at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in the Dickson Cemetery. EVENTIDE Funeral Chapels Red Deer, in charge of arrangements.

U9081 MARTIN- October 24, 1975 Lyda Vivan, beloved wife of Mr. Rowe Martin passed away in a local hospital at the age of 59 years. Mrs. Martin is also survived by a sister Mrs. C.

H. Greta Winter of Vancouver, Washington. Born in Calgary, she was educated in Cheadle and spent most of her life in the Cheadle and Strathmore districts. She was active in various community affairs; past District Comman-der of the Royal Canadian Legion! Ladies Auxillary, past president of Strathmore Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxillary, school representitive for the town of Strathmore on the County of Wheatland School Board, representitive on the Mental Health Counsel, member of the Wheatland Inter-agency group, director of the Whooper -upper committee and member of the Recreation Board. Funeral services conducted by Rev.

J. Dalton will be held at the Memorial Hall, Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Strathmore cemetary. McINNIS HOLLOWAY Funeral Directors. 09052 GILLILAND October 22nd, Barbara Fay Gilliland (nee Winnick), aged 37 years, beloved wife of Mr.

Bryan Gilliland, Apt. 111, 3212 Richmond Road S.W., Services at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Hone) Monday at 10:30 a.n., Rev. David Gilchrist officiating. 09032 HUNYAK October 23, 1975, Julianna, aged 76 years, beloved wife of Mr. Steve Hunyak of 503 23 Ave.

N.E. She is also survived by one son, two daughters, nine grandchildren two great grandchildren, and a sister in Hungary. Prayers at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W. on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Burial Rites and Mass at St. Elizabeth Hungarian Catholic Church 819 13 Ave. S.W. on Monday at 1:30. Interment St.

Joseph's Section Queen's Park. U9217 KANNING October 24, 1975, Thomas Henry, aged 47 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Helen Ruby Kanning, Star 'Route 36, Box 292, Havre, Montana. Services and internent at Havre, Montana. Forwarding arrangements care of LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd.

U9203 LOSOWY October 24, 1975, Mrs. Anastasia (Ann) Losowy, aged 51 years, beloved wife of Mr. William Losowy, 116 10 Street N.E., passed away at the General Hospital following a brief illness. Besides her beloved husband she is also survived by two sons, Ted and his wife Mary Losowy, Mike Losowy and a granddaughter, Tamara Losowy, of Calgary, also by two sisters and two brothers in Sklo, Lviv, Ukraine. Born at Skio, Lviv, Ukraine she came to Canada in 1958 to Calgary and resided at Calgary since.

Mrs. Losowy was a member of St. Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church, also a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Church and was a very active member of Church Choir. Prayers at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" (1719 2 Street S.W.) Sunday 7:30 p.m. Funeral Services will be held at St.

Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church (402 Meredith Road N.E.) Monday 9:30 a.m. with the Right Very Xichael Fyk officiating. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. Directors of Services.

U9201 MITCHELL October 23, 1975, Randal Kim aged 21 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell, 1950 Cottonwood Crescent S.E. Born at Estevan, Saskatchewan, he has lived in Calgary since 1962. He was employed with the R.

K. Managenent Insurance Consultants for the past eighteen months. Besides his loving Mother and Father he is survived by three brothers, Russell Kenneth, Roger Kent and Ricky Kevin, Calgary; six sisters, Karen Marie, Kathy Marvella, Kimberley May, Karalee Margaret, Karla Monique and Krista Mariane all of Calgary, his Maternal grandfather, Mr. Mathias Zimmerman of Calgary and his. Paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ignance Mitchell of Calgary; several aunts and uncles. Funeral nass will be celebratedfrom Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 1525 45th St. S.E. Monday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Ltd. Funeral Directors. Parishioners and friends will kindly meet for prayers in Holy Trinity Church Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. U9053 ODDING- October 24, 1975, Constant, aged 68 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Meintie Odding, 1813 Bowness Road N. passed away at the Bethany Auxiliary Hospital following a lengthy illness. Besides his beloved wife is also survived by two sons, Henry, Edmonton and Dennis, Calgary, three daughters, twin daughters, Mrs.

William (Kay) Britton and Miss Alie Odding, Calgary and Mrs. Ronald (Follie) Raymond, Calgary, ten grandchildren, a brother in St. Thomas, Ontario and also by two brothers and two sisters in Holland. Born in Eelde, Drenthe, Holland he came to Canada in 1953 to Calgary and resided at Calgary since. He was employed with the Calgary Herald for 13 years, retiring in 1971.

Services at LEY DEN'S "Chapel of Remem brance" Monday 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Eric Schulze officiating. Cremation, Foothills Crematorium. If desired contributions may be made to the Canadian Cancer Societv, 200, 1609 14 Street S.W., Calgary T3C 1E3.

U9205 AERTS In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Maurice Edward, who passed away October 25, 1953. Lovingly remembered by his loving wife, Annie, and family. U7625U DESLAURIERS In loving memory of Edward Dwight, who passed away Oct. 25, 1975. and sudden was the call, So dearly loved by one and all His memory is as dear today, As in the hour he passed Forever loved and fondly remembered, Mother, brothers and sisters.

U2203U FERGUSON loving memory of Clarence who passed away October 25th. 1972. "He will always remain in our Sadly missed by his wife Doll, daughter Lois and grandchildren. U2001U WHITEHEAD In loving memory of a dear wife, mother grandmother and great grandmother Margaret who passed away Oct. 25, 1974.

Ever remembered and sadly missed by her husband and family. U1153U To Place Your Ad Call 269-4911 34 Lost LOST in Mount Royal area Oct. 20 8 a.m. male black Lab. One year old.

Good thick coat. Extra long tail and legs for a Lab. Long pointed nose. Shorter ears than usual. Very friendly.

Answers to Amos. Reward offered. 243- 1055. $0313U LOST. Black and white cat.

Elbow Anderson Rd. area, Tuesday, 14th. Lost in move to new home. Recognizable by scar on left cheek. Very much missed.

Reward offered. 281-2374. T6344U REWARD Lost in Marlborough area 3 year old male Sheltie. Answers to name of Kelly. Dog tag no.

25480. Call 273-9657. Q6019W IDENTIFICATION section let. Contains drivers licence identification of use only to credit cards. No monetary er please phone 252-0030, U1158U REWARD OFFERED REWARD OFFERED only of waland other owner.

No value. Find249-0337. Black female Labrador answering to the name Vixen, lost 5 miles south of Youngstown, last seen Oct. 9. Has white spot on chest, gray chin.

Call 263-0868 Calgory. P7210V MISSING IN WESTGATE area. small white male. Terrier Poodle called Rabies tag 2527. Reward.

Phone 246-1204. S6923V LOST in Lake Bonavista, black and tan Doberman puppy. Has bandages on ears. Please phone 278-0942. Child's pet.

U7411A MOTORCYCLE Battery and car jumper cables. 6 Ave. 2 St. S.W. Oct.

21 in parking lot north of Omi's of Japan. 282-2523. T6409Z 20 Deaths BALDERSON October 23, 1975, Chiora Ida, aged 78 years, of Elma St. Okotoks, and Beverly Nursing Home, Calgary. She passed away at the General Hospital after a brief illness.

Predeceased by her husband, Bruce, in 1973, she is survived by a daughter, Gladys Margaret Balderson of Calgary, two sons, Bruce Stuart of Lethbridge, and Allan William of Okotoks 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Private family services will be held at SNODGRASS Funeral Home, High River, Mon. Oct. 27, at 1:00 p.m. Rev.

J. C. Gardiner officiating. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Calgary. If desired, in lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Ar.thritic Society, of Ethel Tucker, Okotoks.

SNODGRASS Funeral Home Ltd. in charge of arrangements. U9041U CHISWELL October 24, 1975, Mrs. Muriel A. Chiswell, beloved wife of Mr.

E. A. (Ted) Chiswell, 55 Rosetree Road N.W., passed away suddenly at her residence. Besides her beloved husband she is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. R.

(Carole) Malet de St. Ounes Manor, Jersey, Channel Islands, two sons, James Wesley, Banff and Donald Edgar, Calgary, three grandchildren, her mother, Mrs. Libby Marshall, Calgary, one brother, Robert Marshall, Burnaby, B.C. and one sister, Mrs. Clarence (Ruby) Marsh, Lynwood, Washington, U.S.A.

Born and educated at Calgary she resided at Calgary most of her life. Mrs. Chiswell was a very active member of St. Giles Presbyterian Church. Services at St.

Giles Presbyterian Church (1102-23 Avenue N.W.) Monday 10:00 a.m. with Rev. David J. Crawford officiating. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens.

If desired contributions may be made to the Calgary Association for the Mentally Retarded, 402, 330-9 Avenue S.W., Calgary. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. Directors of Services. U9202 FAIRLEY October 24th, 1975, Henry G. Fairley, aged 74 vears, beloved husband of Mrs.

Nancy Fairley, Apt. 1408, 620-67th Ave. S.W. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. S.

Ross (Muriel) Johnson, Oakville, Ont. and a son, W. Grant Fairley, Edmonton; eight grandchildren; abrother Andrew, Calgary. Born at Broxbron, Scotland, Mr. Fairley came to Calgary at an early age and was president of Fairley's Meat Markets Ltd.

for many years until his retirement. He was a member of Central United Church and a former member of the Calgary (Downtown) Kiwanis Club. Services at The Little Chapel on the Corner (JACQUES Funeral Home) Monday at 2:00 p.m., Rev. Nelson R. Mercer D.D.

officiating. Cremation, Calgary Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, if desired, donations may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 2011-10th Ave. S.W. or a charity of your choice.

09036 FASSNIDGE October 23, 1975, Mrs. Emma L. Fassnidge aged 86 years of 3716 15A St. S.W. Beloved mother of 4 daughters, Mrs.

Hellen Maude (Nell) VanAalst; Mrs. Lilian Florence Schimpf; Mrs. Marjorie Edna Murphy; and Mrs. Audrey Louisa Grant, all of Calgary. Also surviving are 25 grandchildren and 35 greatgrandchildren.

Emma was predeceased by her husband Ernest James on March 6, 1953, and two sons, Gordon Ernest, 1974; and William Henry, 1974. Emma emigrated to Canada from Bristol, England in June of 1911 and has resided in Calgary since that time. Services conducted by the Reverend. Canon E. N.

P. Orme, Monday, 3 p.m. at THE HILLSIDE CHAP. EL, 17 Ave. 16A St.

S.W., CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service. Phone 289-5577. Cremation. Memorial donations to the Heart Fund would be appreciated. U9211 HARVEY October 24, 1975, Es- ther Agnes aged 73 years.

Beloved wife of Mr. Turner R. Harvey, 535 49 Ave. S.W. Further announcements by JACQUES Funeral Home.

09033 SILVER charm bracelet. Vicinity of Bentail Building and Y.M.C.A or on No. 8 Sunnyside bus. After 5, 283-7743. T0123V SUNDAY BINGO at Royal Canadian Legion No.

276. 4840 Richmond Road, S.W. Doors open at 12 noon. Nickel Bingo 12:30, Regular Bingo at 1:45. Snowball, Jackpot $200 in 52 numbers.

Consolation $100. Bonanza. Come and bring your friends. Bus to the door. Bingo, Hillhurst Sunnyside Com.

Hall, 1320 5 Ave. N.W. Every Saturday and Monday night 7:45 p.m. Jackpots Lucky Dollar, Snowball and Bonanza. Nickel Bingo 6:30 p.m.

Monday afternoon bingo 1:30 p.m. Nickel Bingo 12:30 p.m. No children under 16 allowed in the evening bingo. Forest Lawn High School 4th Annual Marathon Bingo, October 25, 1975, Main Gym. 1304 44 St.

S.E. Nickel bingo 12-3 p.m. Regular bingo 3-9 p.m. Concession stand, free turkey dinner, 2 bonanza games. 6 cards for $5.

400 tickets available. JOR8147T5 Bingo every Saturday at 7:35 p.m. at Crescent Park Community, 11th 2nd St. N.W. 6 cards $2.

Two progressive games. Blackout and letter Three jackpots, snowball, bonanza and penny bingo. 24 games. Everyone welcome. No children under 16.

Doors open at 6 p.m. 276-1002. Bingo, Saturday, 7:45 p.m. at West Hillhurst Community Hall, 19 St. and 6 Ave.

N.W. All new Bingo Program. $500 in 47 numbers, free $50 jackpot, Jackpot games, Progressive Snowball and Bonanza. 6 cards $2. Penny and nickel bingo 6:15 p.m.

No. 9 bus to door. Everyone welcome. Bingo, Saturday 7:30 p.m. A Inglewood Community Hall, 1740 24th Ave.

S.E. 6 cards $2. 30 games. Progressive jackpot. Consolation $75.

Minimum games $10. Free jackpot $50. Nickel bingo 6:30 p.m. No one under 16 admitted. Hall rental phone 264-3835.

Bingo every Monday, Moose Hall, 301 10 St. N.W. Penny Bingo starts 6:30 p.m. Reg. 7:30 p.m.

$50 and $75 jackpots. Special games start $500. Progressive 5 ball garne starts at $200. Admission 6 cards $2. Everyone over 16 welcome.

Bingo, Acadia Community every Monday. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Nickel bingo 6:45 p.m. Regular bingo 7:45 p.m. Minimum $10.

Everyone welcome. 9305 5 Street S.E. 252-2885. Bingo every Monday at 7:45 p.m. in the Capitol Hill Community Hall, 1531 21 Ave.

N.W. New increased prizes. Nickel bingo until game time. Everybody welcome. Thorncliffe Greenview Sports Bingo every Sunday.

Doors open 11 a.m. Nickel bingo starts 12 noon. Regular bingo 1:30. Progressive bingo $130 52 numbers. Snowball $360.

5400 Centre St. N. The TOS Committee Tompkins, wish to extend an invitation to all former residents of Tompkins and area to attend a Tompkins Homecoming on Sunday, July 4 and Monday, July 5, 1976. Welcome home. U1155U Square dance with the Parkdale Promenaders at St.

Barnabas' Church Hall, Saturday, October 25. Rounds 8:00 to 8:30. Ron and Jean Refvik calling. U1001U Bingo tonight, 7:30, St. Andrew's Italian Hall.

13th 8th Ave. S.E. 24 games plus Bonanza. St. Andrew's Special: $1,000.

Jackpot: $110 in 52. Nickel bingo 6:15. $2 for 6 cards. Delicious pizza. All welcome.

U100007 Bingo every Sunday at B.R.C.A., 919 McDougall Rd. N.E. Doors open 4:30. Nickel bingo at 6 p.m. Regular, 7:30 p.m.

Metis Association, Local 101. Bingo, Kingsland Community, 505 78 Ave. S.W., Mondays 7:45 p.m. 6 cards $2. Three free nickel jackpots.

2 $35 jackpots. One Bonanza bingo. Penny bingo 7:00 p.m. 22 games. Refreshments.

Bingo every Monday at the Gardens, 610 17th Ave. S. 7:30 p.m. Twentyfour games for $2. Six cards.

Minimum prize $5. Lucky number $1 hot jackpot stands at $150 in 54 numbers. if not won reverts to $50. $10 is added. Three jackpots $50.

An extra Bonanza game. No children under 16 years. Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons that hyperalimentation injection of amino acids, fats and carbohydrates has been successful in' replenishing the strength of cancer patients being treated with radiation and chemicals. Cancer extracts nutrients at a rapid pace during chemotherapy and radiation treatments, often producing loss of appetite, nausea, diarrhea and, consequently, weight loss. "Thus a vicious.

circle results." the group said in a paper. "A malnourished cancer patient whose only hope of cure or relief is treatment which also produces malnutrition. Only a limited amount of malnutrition is tolerated by the human body before death Copeland said intravenous nutrition can provide the patient with adequate physical replenishment before and during his cancer treatments, and if the cancer responds to treatment, the patient's appetite returns naturally and weight is gained. HAD BEEN TABOO Stanley Dudrick, another researcher at the University of Texas, said the use of hyperalimentation on cancer patients was pioneered by the team about three years ago. He said hyperalimentation is not only useful in treating curable patients but also in making terminal patients stronger and more comfortable in their last days.

DEATHS By The Canadian Press PARIS Ismeal Erez, 56, Turkey's Ambassador to France, ambushed by gunmen on a city street. TORONTO Robert Carr. 91, internationallyknown clown who once performed for a Russian czar. Announcements 4 Births MORTON Jim Carol are pleased to announce the arrival of their first child. Kelsey Tara, 8 3 on Oct.

21, 1975. Proud grandparents are Glen Flora Mcinnes, Calgary, and Fred Ruth Morton, High River. Thanks to Dr. Gunn staff of General Hospital. (Insured) U1016U EGGLESTONE Susan and Lorne are pleased to announce the birth of their first child.

a daughter Stacey Leigh, who came into the world at 6 lbs. even. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H.T.

Haney of Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Lamarre of Edmonton. Special thanks to Dr.

Motta and the statf at the Grace Hospital and very special one to my wife Susan. 06203U MANASON Eugene and Colleen are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Nicole Dawn on Oct. 19, 1975. A sister for Michelle. Jason and Ryan.

Many thanks to Dr. Wagg and Holy Cross Staff. U2711U REWARD for information on lost black Poodle Spaniel cross. Mountview area. Answers to.

License No. 10262. 277-3025. U2204A BLACK male Poodle Terrier cross. In Glendale area.

Oct 17. 246-9648 after 5:30. T7608U MISSING Brentwood area, grey male Poodle wearing brown leather collar. Answers to 289-7188. U0913X LARGE Irish Setter, red in colour, Purebred.

Answers to Southwest area. Phone 269-7851 265-1894. U2506X LOST, Kingsland area, all black, wavy haired, small Cocker Terrier cross. 6 mths. old.

Long, black tail. No collar. 252-9769. 252-7826 until 9 p.m. Q6114W LOST: Smokey Topaz ring in Chinook Holt Rentrew.

October 18. Reward. Sentimental value. 281-6633. T0418V WHITNAUER watch, gold bracelet.

Inscription "Sam a true Reward. 269-1384. T2209Z LOST: Bassett hound, female, near 24 A St. 17 Ave. S.

W. Blue collar. 242-8255. S0420Y RODNEY Brownish Red Bullmastiff, 7 yrs. Vicinity Belair, Mayfair.

255-1518. U6101V DOBERMAN Pincher. Male. Red. Forest Lawn area.

Reward. Phone 262- 8517. R0602X MISSING: Adult male Great Dane. Black and white. Reward.

271-0782. Q0106W LOST, black leather purse, Super parking lot. Reward. 245-5653 after 5. R6909X LOST Lakeview area, prescription lens sunglasses in black case.

249-3512. S7816U WHITE and orange male cat, Southview. Answers to 273-8941. S2942U LOST: Sheltie Collie, tan and white, black markings, Bonavista. 271-7915.

T2915Z $25 REWARD for over night case on BLVD. at 1609 2 St. N.W.. 277-3351 T2725U ORANGE Persian cat. Male, neutered Tigger, Queensland Downs area.

271- 8872. U0316A PALLISER Parkade items in Hudson Bay bag. 289-3496. T6339V 6 MONTH old male black Poodle. in Acadia.

Reward. 255-5749. U6410A WHITE Female Cockapoo in Bankview area. Call 244-4501. After 5.

R6717U 36 Found FOUND 18 St. 20 Ave. N.W., pocket sized transistor radio. Pay for ad. 282-5047.

U7811X FOUND Black and tan Doberman, male. Missing a few weeks. 271-1572. T6802Z OAKRIDGE area, male Shepherd Husky Cross. 18 months.

Gold and black. 281-4246. T6203U FOUND, small male champagne and white cat. 288-5359. If unclaimed, want home.

00911X FOUND Vizsla, Male. Approx. 6 8 mths. oid. In Parkland Champion area.

1-897-2329. Q6107W SOUTH of Calgary young male Doberman Pincher, black, brown. 271- 1861. 06017W SIAMESE cat, vicinity Huntervallev Huntington Hills. 274-7991.

U0910A GREY Tabby cat. green flea collar. Injured back leg. 273-4265. T7002V MALE Kitten.

28th Ave. S.W. 244-8373. S6703U FOUND: in N.W., a blue Heeler, Friendly. 286-4272 atter 6.

S7304V MALE GOLDEN white puppy. Lakeview area. Call 242-3358. FOUND black and young male cat. Phone 252-0694.

U2705W white, FOUND young male Irish Setter, Beltline. No collar. 245-1566. 02811V.