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Classified ads C2 Parliament news C23 Canadian news C23 ews TUESDAY. JUNE 23. 1981 The Calgary Herald 'Obotuan es noap ro'ecav SHOWtRS J8 YHowkn.Je 'oucdOoocir wmmk Official backs 'safe' Love Canal by moving there VS Pnnce XAA AdtK) Reg JMonir On awo I I SHOWER I i inneopotu 6 26 Windsor I JfChtcagoJ 28 S. Soli lake dry Soli loke Cry Weather SYNOPSIS FOR ALBERTA AND NORTHEASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA: A weak disturbance will move rapidly through central Alberta into Saskatchewan today. Cloudy skies with one or two showers are expected throughout central Alberta.

Thunderstorms will develop in the afternoon since the air mass behind the disturbance is moist and unstable. Southern regions will be mostly sunny with one or two late afternoon showers. SOUTH-CENTRAL ALBERTA OUTLOOK. THURSDAY TO SATURDAY It will be mostly sunny on Thursday; are expected Friday and Saturday. Highs will be near 20.

Calgary forecast Today and Wednesday Increasing cloudiness with showers and highs near 17 today. Lows tonight near 4. Mostly sunny tomorrow with highs near 19. CALGARY TEMPERATURES Maximum yesterday 19. minimum yesterday 4.

maximum a year ago 17, overnight maximum 9. temperature at 7 a.m. 9, winds NW 22. airport barometer 88.57, aneriod barometer 29.80, precipitation 3.0, Sunrise 4:22, Sunset 20:55. Lethbridge Medicine Hat Today and Wednesday Mostly sunny today and tomorrow with moderate west winds, highs of 19 to 21 and overnight lows near 7.

pill Komoi Cilyf 3 3A ipitorion Pressure High Pressure Fronf rt Front Miami lift us? Environment Canada's weather predictions for noon Wednesday informal tests already have convinced them the house is safe lor them and their teen-age daughters-Morris noted about 50 Love Canal homeowners have decided not to move. Some, like retiree Gordon Stewart, say they cannot find equivalent homes elsewhere with the money they've been offered. Besides, Stewart observed, his neighborhood is several blocks away from the canaL In a neat single-level home two doors away, Barbara Baone was outspoken in her determination to stay. "We've lived here 21 years, and we have nothing to fear." she said, adding that her health and that of her husband and two grown children is "fine." 'Tor 21 years, we have had a garden with fabulous vegetables, apples, strawberries, grapes. We've never lost trees anything." A few blocks south, the discovery of dioxin.

one of the most deadly poisons known to man, led to construction of a fence around Black Creek. Florence Best has rented a "comfortable" house there for $250 a month since last July, she said. "We smell no chemicals. We're perfectly happy here. I don't have any fear whatsoever," she said, adding that she "would like to buy the house." Farther on in the midst of the boarded-up.

overgrown dwellings that line the canal live two of the original holdouts, Betty and Peter Urban. Residents since 1953, Betty Urban said they refuse to leave. "We've got five kids, all married with children of their own," she said. 'They're all fine." NIAGARA FALLS. N.Y.

(AP) Some diehard Love Canal residents, determined not to leave their homes near a former toxic-waste dump, will shortly have new neighbors a state official and his family. "It is important for people promoting a project to have faith in their product and be a part of it," explained Richard Morris, executive director of the Love Canal Revital-ization Agency, whose family of four will become part of the neighborhood June 30. "I'm not moving into what I would say is a clear and present danger," Morris added. Chemical dump Located several hundred metres north of the filled-in canal that served as a dump for the Hooker Chemical Co. in the early 1950s.

Morris' prospective house is within the health emergency area designated by former president' Carter last year. It is one of about 500 such homes the federal government has offered to buy so the owners can move elsewhere. Morris, a state transportation department real-estate specialist. oversees the sales as part of his assignment to revitalize the area. Many of the more than 200 remaining property owners are awaiting the results, of tests carried out by the federal Environmental Protection Agency last year.

A state health department study earlier this month determined that cancer rates in the Love Canal area are not higher than cancer rates in the rest of the Niagara Falls area. The EPA report could come next month. Morris and his wife said Edmonton, Red Deer Today and Wednesday Mostly cloudy with one or two and highs near 18 today. Lows tonight near 8. Mostly sunny Wednesday with highs near 20.

Banff forecast Today and Wednesday Mostly cloudy with one or two showers and highs near 17 today. Lows tonight near 5. Mostly sunny tomorrow with highs near 19. Temperatures and Precipitation (precipitation in Millimetres! CANADA Mi Low Prec. ALBERTA Hi Low Prec 0.6 Vancouver 5 10 Penticton 8 NA 06 Saskatoon 17 7 0.8 Regina 20 10 1.6 Winnipeg 22 11 3.7 WORLD Hi Low Prec.

Berlin 18 10 Brussels 18 10 Cairo 35 2C Geneva 18 10 Hong Kong 32 28 Lisbon 23 9 London'. 20 10 Moscow 22 16 UNITED STATES Hi Low Vnc New York City 29 NA 33 NA Chicago 23 N'A 26 N'A 36 N'A New Orleans 36 N'A Dallas 35 A Spokane NA 11 1.8 HOLIDAY SPOTS Hi Low Prac Myrtle Beach 38 29 'A Miami 33 24 Tampa 31 24 Acapulco 33 26 Barbados 28 24 Bermuda N'A Havana 32 24 33 21 Tnnidad 31 22 Las Vegas 44 34 Edmonton 1 7 Vermilion 20 Jasper 16 Coronation 1 7 Banff 'A Medicine Hat 19 Lethbridge 8 McMurray NA CALGARY June 1-30: 30-year average mean: 13.2 C. Normal amount of sunshine (or June: 240.4 hours. 0.3 Toronto 22 16 16 4 Ottawa 23 14 1.6 Montreal 22 16 0.2 90 44 36 Phoenix Deaths 020 Deaths Deaths 020 020 LEONG Shul Hung (Shirley) Leong, beloved wife of Mr. Wing Sheong Leong of No.

80 Beacham Rise passed awav at the Calgarv General Hospital on June 21, 1981. Further announcements bv CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home and Crematorium (Calgarv) 2720 Centre Street North. Phone: 276-2296. NETTLETON June 21. 1981, Mrs.

Avis Nettleton, aged 91 vears passed away peacefully at the Sarcee Auxiliary Hospital, beloved mother of Marilyn and Peter. Also surviving are four grandchildren: Susan, Frank. Sharon and Gordon. She was predeceasey bv her husband. Hugh (Lanky); a son, Pat and brother, Ernest.

Mrs. Nettleton had resided In Calgary since 1918. She was an active member of St. Martin's Church and a life member of the 1.0. D.E.

Services at St. Stephen's Anglican Church (1121-14 Ave. S.W.) Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Trevor Walter officiating.

Interment, Burnsland Cemetery. JACQUES Funeral BOVINGDON Mr. Melville Morton (Mel) Bovlngdon of Delburne passed awav suddenly on June 20, 1981 at the age of 73 years. Mass of Christian Burial will be held from St. Michael's Catholic Church, Delburne, on Wednesday, June 24, at 11:00 a.m.

with the Rev. Father P. Figarol, Celebrant. Interment will follow in the Delburne Cemetery. If friends desire, Memorial Tributes may be made to St.

Michael's Catholic Church Building Fund. Arrangements in care of EVENTIDE FUNERAL CHAPELS 4930-54 Street, Red Deer. Phone 1-347 2222. DALEY Mrs. Clementina Daley of the Bowcrest Nursing Home, passed away on June 18, I9bl.

Announcements later bv MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. One dead as quake hits Peru LIMA (CP) An earthquake struck southern Peru Monday, killing at least one man. injuring dozens and destroying hundreds of homes. Thirty-three Canadian field archeology students and faculty from Simon Fraser University who were in the area were unharmed.

It measured 5.1 on the Richter scale and the epicentre was believed to be near Vinchos, a town of 5.000 inhabitants 500 kilometres southeast of Lima. A man died when a wall fell on him in the nearby village of Ita-naya police said. APWIrepboio MASSIE June 21, 1981, John James (Jack), aged 72 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Lvdia Massie of RR2, Crosstield. Mr.

Massie was married to Lvdia Elhard in 1930 and thev farmed in the Madden district until retiring in 1973. Mr. and Mrs. Massie celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, February 20, 1980 In Hawaii. Besides his wife he is survived bv tour daughters and their husbands: Melvin and Phyllis Farauarsonof Calgary; Keith and Jean Cochrane of Crosstield; Don and Doris Wyman of Calgarv and Harrv and Joyce Roth of Madden; one son, Dale and his wife, Beth Massie of Calgary; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one brother and his wife, Peter and Isabel Massie of Calgarv and one niece.

He was predeceased bv his parents, John and Elizabeth Massie. Services at Crosstield Baptist Church, Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Reverend Gordon Lean officiating. Interment, Crossfield Cemetery. THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave.

N.W., Directors. In lieu of flowers, kindly send donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association, 603 11 Ave. S.W. or the Crossfield Baptist Church Memorial Fund. Deaths 020 LOVE CANAL REVITAL1ZATION DIRECTOR RICHARD MORRIS soys former toxic-waste dump area Isn't a health hazard Haig ends tour with Home In charge Phone 263-6440.

In lieu of flowers, donations mav be made to the C.N. I B. 1260 Memorial Dr. E. T2E 4Z3.

OSZUST June 21, 1981, Mr. Nicholas Oszust, aaed 78 vears of 1 1 7 24 Ave. N.E., beloved father of Walter. Also survived bv a brother, Paul of Drumheller, Alberta; two sisters: Mrs. Nellie Simon of Drumheller and Mrs.

Mary Dvchko of Kamsack, Sask. He was predeceased bv a son, Eugene In 1978. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. Thursday, 1 :00 m.

Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. PATTISON Mrs. Mae Eclair Pattison, beloved wife of Chauncev Pattl-son, 1740 31 Ave. S.W.. passed awav at the Holy Cross Hospital on June 18, 1981 at the age of 85 vears.

Funeral Services were held at Mclnnis and Hollowav's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 St. S.W.) today at 10:00 a.m. Reverend Doctor Nelson Mercer officiated. Interment followed In Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Arrangements In care of MclN NIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home.

Telephone: 262 3030. PERMANN June 19, 1981, John, aged 72 vears, beloved husband of Mrs. Bertha Permann of 118-25 Ave. W. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave.

N.W., todav at PIERRE June 17, 1981, William (Bill) David Pierre, aged 72 vears of Strathmore. Services will be held at Strethmore United Church, Wednesday. 2 p.m. with Reverend Norman Radwav officiating. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services.

REID Mrs. Catherine Morrison Reld (Anderson) passed awav at the Brentwood Nursing Home on June 1, 1V8I at the age of 102 years. Mrs. Reid Is survived bv a son, Reuben of Klmberlev. B.C.; three daughters: Ruth Domvllle; Mrs.

Mar (W.j Peacev and Mrs. (Anne) Sanderson, all of Calgarv; thirteen grandchildren and numerous greatgrandchildren end great great grandchildren. Mrs. Reid came from Scotland In 1911 and home- FOLKINS June 20, 1981, Mrs. Iw Folkins, aged 97 years, George Bovack Nursing Home, widow of the late Estey Folkins.

Surviving are five daughters: Audrey Jamieson, Delburne, Alberta; Margaret Wotherspoon, Victoria, B.C.; Hazel Wilson, Calgary; Grace Marcolin, Trail, B.C.; Ethel Christensen, Vancouv-er; seventeen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren; a brother, Lawrence Leiper, Vancouver; two sisters: Bertie Smitn and Stella Smith, Calgary. She was predeceased bv her huv band In 1940 and a brother, Dawson. Born at Carsonville, New Brunswick, Mrs. Folkins had resided In Calgary since 1910. Services at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Home Phone 263-440) Wednesday at 1:00 p.m.

Rev. Samuel J. Stewart officiating. Interment, Burnsland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers.

If friends desire, donations may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. CIRVIN June 21, 1981, William George, aged 85 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Vera Gtrvin, 3 Wellington Place S.W. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased bv his first wife, Marlon In 1948; a daughter and son-In law, Grace and Norman McKenzle and two brothers.

Born at Lucknow, Ontario, Mr. Glrvin had resided in Calgarv since 1907. He was a life member of Bow River Lodge, No. 1, A F. and A.M.

and was employed with P. Rail for 43 years retiring In 19so. Services at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Home Phone Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. Cremation, Calgarv Crematorium. GOODRICH June 21, 1981, Mrs.

VI Goodrich, aoed 65 years, of 305 1S40 Nor-thmount W. Further announcements later bv CY FOSTEROOODER Funeral Service. hopes for peace force MERKEL Allan Alexander Merket (Keall), beloved Infant son of Doug and Judy of 5609 8 Avenue S.E., passed away at the Calgarv General Hospital on June 12, 1981. Also survived bv his maternal grandparents, Mrs. Jean Rands and Mr.

and Mrs. Allan Keall, ail of Calgarv and several aunts and uncles. He was predeceased bv his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meckel.

Graveside Services will be held at Mountain View Memorial Gardens on Thursday, June 25, 1981 at 2 p.m. CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home and Crematorium, (Calgarv) 2720 Centre Street North. Phone: 276-2296. ina bodv before deciding whether WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) U.S. State Secretary Alexander Haig left for home today, ending a diplomatic sweep through Asia that took turn to China Hong Kong, Manila and New Zealand.

Haig wound up his trip with a news conference at which be said an agreement for forming a Sinai peacekeeping force should be reached in July and perhaps by the end of June. He said the United States is eager to have Australia and New Zealand participate and it "would give us no problem" If one of those countries were to command the force. But Australian Foreign Minister Tony Street told the new conference his government wants more Information about the peacekoep- to contribute troops. And Foreign Minister Brian Talboys of New Zealand said: "We have virtually the same position." The force is to act as a buffer force between Israel and Egypt when Israel completes its withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula next AprLL Haig said the United States does not want to command the multinational force and would prefer not to participate at all. But it is committed to supply up to one half of the proposed 2.000 troops.

The news conference came at the conclusion of a two-day meeting of the ANZUS Council, composed of Australia. New Zealand and the United States. MILLER Warren Tracv (Trace) Miller, beloved son of Mr. William Miller of 124 Lake Acadia Place S.E., passed awav at Swan Hills, Alberta on June 20, 1981 at the age of 19 vears. Besides his loving father, he Is survived bv his paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Christie Miller of Calgary; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Catherine (Kit) Hubert of Calgary. He was predeceased bv his mother, Mrs. Patricia Miller In August 1978. Born at Calgarv.

Trace had completed his first year In Engineering at the University of Alberta and was In summer employment with Esso Resources Ltd. Memorial Services conducted bv Reverend Rav Price will be held In Mclnnls and Hollowav's "Park Memorial Chapel (1507 4 Street S.W.) Thursday. June 25, 1981. at 3 p.m. If friends desire, memorial tributes mav be made to the Shrlners' Hospital for Crippled Children, co Sub P.O.

58, 6403 Bowness Rd. N.W., Calgary. T3B OfcO. Arrangements In care of MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Tele-phone: 262-3030.

SAUNDERS June 18, 1981, Mrs. Selma C. Saunders, aged 77 vears. Forest Grove Nursing Home. Surviving are a son, Robert, San Diego, Calif and a daughter, Mrs.

George (BIHle) Blunder-field, Calgarv; six grandchildren; a brother, Casper Amundson, San Diego. Calif. She was predeceased bv a daughter, Dollv. In 1973. Services at St.

Luke's Anglican Church (2951 26 Ave. S.E., Forest Lawn) Wednesday at 2:30 pm. with Rev. R. Reed officiating.

Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. JACQUES Funeral Home In charge Phone 263-6440. Flowers gratefully declined. SCHENFIELD Mr. Reginald (Ted) Edward Harold Schenfleld, beloved father and father In law of John and June Ellen Bovd, passed awav suddenly at the Foothills Hospital on June 21, 1981 at the age of 84 vears.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schenf ield were earlv settlers in the Bowden area, emigrating from England in the earlv 1880's. Although thev moved to Toronto, Ontario In the 1930's Ted Schenfleld always referred to the west and especially Bowden as his home, and made frequent visits to his numerous friends, relatives and acquaintances In that area. Mr.

Schenfleld Is also survived bv two grandchildren: Desmond and Trevor Bovd of Scarborough, Ontario. He was predeceased bv his wlte, Violet, his parents, MarK and Alice Schenfleld and two brothers: Alfred Mark and Ivor Granville. Forwarding arrangements to OGOEN Funeral Home, 4164 Shepherd Avenue, Agincoort, Ontario ere In care Of MclNNIS and HOLLOWAV Funeral Home. Telephone: 262 30J0. Flowers gratefully declined WESTAWAY Gertrude Westaway, passed awav on June 19, 1981 at the Glamorgan Nursing Home, at the eoo of 86 years.

Funeral arrangements to be announced later bv MclNNIS end HOLLO-WAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 26? 3030. WILLIAMS Mrv Cecilia (Celc) Rachael Williams, beloved wlte of Mr. Larrv Williams of 2416 26A Street S.W., passed awe von June 21, 1981 at me eoo of 74 vears. Besides her loving husband, Mrv Williams Is survived bv three daughters, Mrs.

Oavld (Shirley) Dean and Mrv Fred (Laurna) Phillips, both of Calgary and Mrv Fave Halas of Kelowna, formerly of High River, Alberta; three brothers, Ralph Redmond, Calgary; Reverend Lawrence Redmond of Ccal-dale. Alberta and Trim Redmond. Calgary; eleven grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. Mrv Williams was born In Calgary and was a member of Holy Name Parish and a past member of the Catholic Women's LMce. Relatives end friends are Invited for Prayers which will be said at Holy Nome Catholic Churrh (2223 34 Street Wednesday.

June 24, l81, at 30 m. Furxf ol Mess will be celebrated et Holy Name Catholic Churrh, Thursday. June 25, 191. atllim. Interment, St Mary's Cemetery.

Arrangements In care of MclNNIS end HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262 JOJO. GROENEVELD At Calgarv. June 20, 1981, Mr. Harrv Groeneveld, aoed 74 years of black le, beloved brother of Mrs.

finer (Bessie) Anderson, High River; Mrv Agnes oe Jong, High River; Mrs. Lena Llevaart, Gotida, Holland; Bill Groeneveld, High River and Andrew Groonevfld, Black le, numerous nloccs and nephews. Mr. Groeneveld was predeceased bv his brothers: Tony, In I960; Fkires In 1969; John, In 1975; Dln-pman, In 1978 and his sister, ElUabeth Vanderkvyl, In 1979. Funeral Services bv Reverend George Hart end Reverend Kees Hessells at the High River United Church on Wednesday, June 24, at 1 O.m.

Interment, Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Calgary. If desired, donations mav be made to the High River Hospital ladies' Auxiliary guipment Fund, Box I'lJJ. High River, T0L 1B0. SNOOCRASS Fuivral Home In charge of funeral arrdnot-ments. Today in History steaded in Erntold, Saskatchewan, later moving to Calgary In 1947 and residing here since.

She was predeceased bv her husband, Alexander Reld and also five sons: John. Peter, Bob, Alex and Dan, also bv two daughters, Grace and Catherine. Private Funeral Services will be held at Chapel of the Bells Funeral Home, 2720 Centre Street North, on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Reverend A.E. Morrison of Knox United Church officiating.

Cremation to follow. CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home and Crematorium, (Calgarv) 2720 Centre Street North. Phone: 276 2296. REYNOLDS Mr. Dale Wendell Reynolds, age 44 of Blackfnlds, Alberta, passed awav In the Red Deer Regional Hospital on June 15, 1981, after a short Illness.

He Is survived bv his wife, Mary end sons: Chris, Tracy and Jav of Black-falds and Darcv of Calgarv; his mother, Rehllda Reynolds of Penticton, B.C.; sisters: Lois Botham of Kelowna, C. and leaner McKleth of Iron River, Alberta; brothers: Frank of Ardrovsan, Alberta; Ken of Nana i mo, B.C. and Jack of Edmonton; brothers and sisters In law, nieces end nephews and many friendv A Memorial Service was held In Ardrovsan United Church on June 19, 1981. if friends desire, donations mav be made to me Memorial Society Of Red Deer and dly trlct, Box 817, Red Deer, Alberta SCHNEIDER Mr. Joseph Schneider, passed away on June 23.

19 at the Kockyvlew Hospital. Funeral arrangements to be announced later bv MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262 3030. MOORE June 19, 1981, Ivan, eoed 57 vears, beloved husband of Mrs. Annemle Moore and dear lather of Roswltha, Calgarv.

Mr. Moore Is also survived bv three sisters: Mrs. Margaret Caron and Mrs. Winnie Caesar, Edmonton, Alberta; Mrs. Nedra Vaccairo, St.

Catharines, Ontario; four brothers: Tommy and Dlntv. Yor-kton, Saskatchewan; Johnnv. Surrey. B.C.; Meltord, Hamilton. Ontario; father.

In law and mother (n law, Mr, and Mrs. Wlheim Bons; brother In law, Heine Bons; grandson, Andre, all of West Germany; two nieces; fourteen nephews; twelve great nieces; seven great new-phews; one great great niece; one great great nephew. Bom In York ton, Saskatchewan, he came to Calgary in 195J and had resided here since. He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He will also be missed bv fellow members of the No.

285 Branch of the Roval Canadian Legion, the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Aerie No. 2(W8 end brothers of C.U E. Loral No. 37.

Services will be held at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of (119 2 St. 5.W Wednesday, 1:00 m. with Reverend H. Francis Yerdlev officiating. Cremation Foothills Crematorium.

commander, won the battle of Plassey. 1870 Rupert's Land and the Northwest Territories joined Confederation. 1925 Mount Logan, highest peak in tbe Canadian Rockies, was scaled by members of the Canadian Alpine Club. 1959 Queen Elizabeth prosentnd the colors to tho Royal 22nd Regiment at Quebec City. 1971 Tho New Democrats, under Allan Blakeney, won pownr In Saskatchewan, ousting Ptemint Ross Thatcher's Liberal government.

June 23 (Canadln Prm) The RCMP wooden motor schoounr St. Roch set out bom Vancouver 41 years ago today In 1940 for Halifax to become the first Canadian vessel to sail through the Northwest Passage. Bad ice conditions forced the ship to remain la the Arctic for two winters and 11 did not arrive In Halifax until Oct. 11. 1942.

However, It took only 86 days ior the ship to make the return trip In 1944. Her commaDdor on both voyages was Sgt. Henry Larsen. 1757 Robert Cbve the East India Company's chief mihlary HOWARD June 19, 1981, Mrs. Evelyn Howard, eood el years of 1519.43 St.

E. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Furwral Home), 540 16 Ave. evening at 7:00 pm. JACOB SON Carl Jar obson of Calgarv, passed awav on June 20, 1981 at me age of 59 years. Funeral arrangements to be announced later bv MclNNIS and HOLLOWAY Funtfal Home.

Telephone: 26? 3010 KIODLE June 20, 1981, Mrs. Lillian Kiddie. Funeral Services were held today at I (K) "the Chapel on the Hill''. CY FOSTER COODER Funeral Service..