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listings Obituaries THE CALGARY HERALD Feb. 12, 1981 B6 The Weather SYNOPSIS for Alberta and Northeastern British Columbia: This morning the arctic cold front was still lying in da mountains. Cloud covered Northeastern B.C. a and the southern two thirds of Alberta. Flurries were reported in the foothills and in the Peace region.

Chinooks will gradually blow the arctic front east of the mountains across Southern Alberta today and Friday. Meanwhile, weak systems moving along the arctic front will keep cloud and flurries over Northeastern B.C. and Alberta. In Northern Alberta the clear cold weather will last another day but on Friday milder air will bring cloud and occasional snow. SOUTH CENTRAL ALBERTA OUTLOOK, SATURDAY TO MONDAY: Mostly sunny all three days.

Highs near 5 Saturday. A little milder Sunday and Monday. Calgary forecast Today and Friday Mostly cloudy today with occasional light snow and highs near -5. Lows tonight near -15. Variable chinook cloudiness with west winds and highs near 0 tomorrow.

CALGARY TEMPERATURES Maximum yesterday 7, minimum yesterday -20, maximum a year ago -1, average maximum since 1900 -1, average minimum since 1900 -13, overnight minimum -13, temperature at 7 a.m. -13, winds SE 15, airport barometer 88.86, aneroid barometer 29.89, trace of precipitation. Sunrise 7:54, Sunset 17:47. Banff forecast Today and Friday Mostly cloudy both days with a few periods of light snow. Highs near -5 today, 0 on Friday.

Overnight lows near -10. Edmonton, Red Deer Today and Friday Mostly cloudy both days with occasional light snow and highs of -8 to -10. Overnight lows -16 to -18. Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Today and Friday Mostly cloudy with periods of light snow and highs near -8 today. Overnight lows near -15.

Mostly cloudy and a little milder Friday with highs near -5. Road Report AMA road report as of 9 a.m.: Banff To Jasper: Good winter driving conditions; some slippery sections; ploughing and sanding where needed. Banff To Radium: Some slippery sections; good winter driving conditions. West To Banff: Dry roads; good winter driving. Trans- Canada Banff To Golden: Good winter driving conditions.

East: Bare and dry with good visibility. North: Bare and dry with good visibility. South: Bare and dry with good visibility. Murderer wins stay of execution NEW ORLEANS (AP) Convicted murderer David Dene Martin already moved to the death house and was asked what he, wanted for his last meal won a delay of execution Wednesday from a federal judge. Martin, convicted of killing his wife's lover and three other people, had been scheduled to go to the electric chair at Angola Prison early Friday.

U.S. District Judge Jack Gordon stayed the execution date pending a hearing on claims by Martin's attorney, Richard Shapiro, that there were errors in his trial and that he was not adequately represented by his trial attorney. "It appears to me that I have no choice in the matter," Gordon said at Wednesday's brief court session. "'The law is very clear. When a person claims ineffective assistance of counsel, is always entitled to a hearing on that allegation." No date set He set no date for the nearing and gave no estimate of when it might be completed.

The U.S. Supreme Court voted 6 to 3 four months ago not to hear Martin's appeal. But Shapiro said he had presented new Spy network SANTIAGO (Reuter) An Argentine spy network has been uncovered in southern Chile and several people have been arrested, the Chilean foreign ministry said Wednesday. Whitehorse Canada Forecast Yellowknife Port Harrison John SNOW Edmonton Quebec Halifax Vancouver Thunder Saint John: Regina -10 Montreal iS Bay, Ottawa Winnipeg. RAIN Great Falls FLURRIES Minneapolis New York: 3' Chicago Salt Lake City Washington: San Francisco Kansas City 18 Charleston Los Precipitation Angeles High Pressure Low Pressure New Cold Front Warm Front Miami: Environment Canada's weather predictions for noon Friday Temperatures and Precipitation (precipitation in Millimetres) ALBERTA CANADA WORLD Hi Low Prec.

Peace River -17 -25 Edmonton -12 -21 Vermilion Jasper -5 Coronation Banff Medicine Hat -10 -16 Lethbridge -5 -17 McMurray -21 -38 Whitecourt Red Deer -10 -20 HOLIDAY SPOTS Hi Low Prec. Myrtle Beach 21 -1, clear Miami 29 20 clear Tampa 22 8 fair Barbados 29 22 fair Bermuda 22 8 Havana 29 21 clear Nassau 28 20 clear Trinidad 31 21 fair Las Vegas 14 9 Phoenix Mexico City 19 4 clear Kingston 32 27 fair Honolulu 26 18 shwrs Hi Low Prec. Vancouver Penticton Saskatoon -21 -32 Regina -27 Winnipeg -24 -30 Toronto 8 -16 Ottawa Montreal St. John's Nfld. Yellowknife 032 Windsor -18 Quebec City Halifax on Charlottetown 00 Saint John, N.B.

00 Kingston -16 UNITED STATES Hi Low Prec. New York City 14 4 Washington, D.C. 19 -8 Chicago -16 -27 Pittsburgh 13 Atlanta 12 -13 New Orleans Dallas Spokane Seattle Los Angeles Denver 2 -2 Hi Low Prec. Berlin -6 Brussels Cairo 20 Geneva Hong Lisbon Kong 13 18 London 3 Moscow Paris Rio Rome Stockholm Tokyo Vienna 6 CALGARY February 1-28: 30-year average mean: C. Normal sunshine for February: 121 hours.

Crash kills 14 020 Deaths 020 Deaths NEW DELHI (AP) An accident involving two passenger trains and an empty freight train on Wednesday in southern India killed 14 people and injured about 40 others, the United News of India reported. 020 Deaths BANDURA February 10, 1981, Mrs. Annie Bandura, Cross Bow Auxiliary Hospital. Surviving are a son, John, Calgary; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Ann Bandura, Mrs.

Vera Bandura. She was predeceased by her husband, William, in 1962 and a son, Pete. Born in Vashkevtsy, Ukraine, Mrs. Bandura had resided in Calgary since 1913. Services at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Home) Friday at 10:00 a.m., with Reverend P.

H. Burrill officiating. Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. BILOU February 11, 1981, Mr. D.

Harold (Harry) Bilou of the Cross Bow Auxiliary Hospital. Resting at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W. CHOINIERE February 9, 1981, Mrs. Eileen Choiniere, aged 75 years, Glenmore Park Auxiliary Hospital.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Jacqueline Routledge, Ottawa; four grandchildren, Marie, Cathy, Janet and Patrick; a brother, Ewart Shannon, Red Deer; three sisters: Mrs. Jean Washbrook; Mrs. Joy Johnson and Mrs. Isabell Gilbert, all of Vancouver.

Mrs. Choiniere had resided in Medicine Hat for several years. Friends and relatives are invited to gather for Prayers, this evening, at 7:30 p.m. at "The Hillside 1635 17 Ave SOUTH West. Funeral Mass at St.

Gerard's Catholic Church, (Elbow Dr. and 89 Ave S.W.) Friday, February 13, at 10 a.m. CY FOSTER- GOODER Funeral Service. Telephone 289-5577. Cremation.

CHOW February 4, 1981, Yock Fong Chow, aged 50 years of 111 Huntcroft Way N. E. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W., today at 3:00 p.m. DOVE February 2, 1981, Mr.

Dudley Dove of Essex, England. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W. Friday at 11:00 a.m. FUCHS February 9, 1981, Mr.

Otto Fuchs, aged 66 years of Caroline. Funeral Services will be held on Monday, February 16, at 1 p.m., from the Acme Church of God (Seventh Day). Interment in the cemetery. Those wishing may make donations to the charity of the donors' choice. METCALF Funeral Chapel, entrusted with arrangements.

JOHNSON February 9, 1981, Mrs. Maude Elizabeth Johnson, aged 94 years, Calgary, widow of the late James Archibald Johnson. Services at LEYDEN'S "'Chapel of Remembrance" Friday, 1 p.m. with Reverend Canon Dunstan P. Pasterfield officiating.

Interment, Burnsland Cemetery. If desired, contributions may be made to the Cerebral Palsy Association of Alberta, 108 22 Street N.W., Calgary, Alberta. T2N Winter's worst storm shows no sign of relief (United Press International) The worst winter storm of the season blew into the East with snow, torrential rains and powerful winds Wednesday, leaving parts of the frozen Midwest buried under more than a foot of snow and massive drifts. Forecasters said the storm showed no signs of diminishing. A winter storm warning extended over northwest Virginia into south central Maryland.

Travelers advisories for snow extended from southeast Kentucky into central New York state. A freeze warning was posted over north central Florida as well as for San Antonio, Texas. At least 41 people have been killed in the storm's Jet's cargo room may be hazard WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. national transportation safety board says a cargo compartment of the Lockheed L-1011 jumbo jet may not meet federal fire safety standards. The safety board has urged the federal aviation administration to re-examine the certification requirements for the cargo compartment in light of a fire aboard an L-1011 in Saudi Arabia Aug.

19 in which 301 people were killed. The fire was discovered in the cargo compartment. It spread throughout the plane, killing everyone aboard. three- day march from Texas to the East. Windchill temperatures plunged to an inhumane 30 degrees C.

in Wisconsin, and -16 degrees C. in Illinois. Iowa reported eight storm-related deaths; Illinois seven; Kansas five; Louisiana four, and Texas and Missouri three each. Wisconsin, Nebraska, Indiana and Michigan each reported two storm deaths and North Carolina, Colorado and Oklahoma each had one. Powerful winds and heavy storms moved into Massachusetts during the afternoon, leaving the central part of the state without radio broadcasting for several hours.

The storm assailed the moisture-staved East with torrential rains. Thunderstorms spread from Georgia to New York. Forecasters said heavy snow would move into the Northeast as cold caught up with the rain. Snow fell on Pittsburgh at the rate of 1 inch per hour during a six-hour span. Heathrow lost radar LONDON (AP) Bri- screens were blanked for tain's main air traffic con- half an hour.

trol system near London's The CAA noted: "It is Heathrow airport, one of possible to function safely the busiest in the world, without radar using radio lost radar cover for 30 communications, although minutes during a peak not at the same level of period because of a power activity." breakdown, the Civil Avia- West Drayton, manned tion Authority disclosed jointly by civilian and Wednesday night. Royal Air Force personnel, A CAA spokesman said controls all aircraft over air safety was not endan- most of England and gered during the failure Wales. Tuesday night and added: The CAA said that is certainly the first ing the radar blackout jettime that such a break- liners bound for Heathrow down has occurred. We were ordered to circle in view this as a serious holding patterns around occurrence and are carry- London. The takeoffs of a ing out an internal inquiry score of planes at Heathto make sure it will never row and West European happen again." airports were delayed until The spokesman said radar cover was restored.

emergency electricity Britain's air defence supplies were quickly radar system was not afswitched on at the West fected by the blackout but Drayton centre to provide it is not designed to take radio contact with aircraft control of large-scale civilunder its control but radar ian traffic. arguments to Gordon. Shapiro has exhausted appeals through state courts. Louisiana AttorneyGeneral William Guste estimated it could be two years before the appeal procedure could be exhausted. After Gordon's decision, Martin was moved from the isolated cluster of buildings called the death house back to a cell on the Louisiana State Penitentiary's death row, which he shares with 12 other prisoners, Warden Frank Blackburn said.

Martin was convicted of shooting his wife's lover, Bobby Todd, in Todd's house trailer in Houma on Aug. 14, 1977. He also killed three strangers who happened to be in the trailer at the time, firing 15 shots and reloading his pistol at least once during the fusillade. Deaths (The Canadian Press) TEL AVIV, Israel Ricardo Lobo Wolf, 93, wealthy Jewish philanthropist and former Cuban ambassador to Israel, Tuesday. MONTREAL Anna Raginsky, 89, founder of the Hadassah-Wizo Organization of Canada, Monday.

SARNIA, Ont. D. P. Jamieson, 77, former president of the Canadian Bar Association and member of the Order of the British Empire, Tuesday. PARIS Gen.

Claude Vanbremeersch, 60, chief of staff of the French armed forces until two weeks ago, Tuesday. ENGELMAN February 9, 1981, David, aged 71 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Florence M.E. Engelman, 27, 1220 Memorial Drive N.E. Services were held at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of today at 1 p.m.

KRUMES February 8, 1981, Adam Krumes. Services were held today, at 1 p.m. at "The Chapel on the Hill" CY FOSTERGOODER Funeral Service. Mr. William George Larsen, passed away at Holy Cross Hospital at the age of 83 years.

Mr. Larsen was born in Omaha in February of 1897 of Danish parents. He came with his family to Dixon, Alberta by wagon train in 1903, moving on to Calgary in 1919. In August 1926, he married Norma Chamberlain whom he met while both were members of Calgary's first Concert Orchestra. In 1940, he moved with his wife and two children to Banff, Alberta, where he owned and operated the Mount Royal Hotel Barber Shop.

During these years, he pioneered the Banff Full Gospel Church in the Oddfellows Hall from which has grown the present, Full Gospel Church in Banff. Besides his loving wife, Norma, Mr. Larsen is survived by a son, Leonard and his wife, Clara of Calgary; a daughter, Joyce Anderson and her husband, Kenneth of Kelowna; two brothers, Arthur and Thorvald and one sister, Clara Petersen and her husband, Erik, all of Calgary; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, February 13 at 1:00 p.m. at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave.

N.W. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Gideon Bible Society. LARSEN February 10, 1981, LINDSAY Edwin Algernon, an early Calgarian passed away in London, England at the age of 99 years, on Tuesday, February 3, 1981. Son of Calgary's pioneer doctor, Doctor N.J. Lindsay, he arrived in Calgary in 1883, where he received his early education before pursuing medical studies at McGill University.

Doctor Lindsay left Calgary the age of 25 vears to take post studies in Vienna and subsequently set up practice in England. He continued to practice medicine well into his 90's and was still an active Mason at the time of his death. He was predeceased by his wife, Cherry, in 1970; a brother, Neville, in 1979; a sister, Hazel Walsh, in 1972 and another brother, Lionel in 1969. He is survived by a niece, Diana Lindsay Sweet of Surrey B.C. and a nephew, William Legh Walsh of Calgary.

Funeral Services will be held at Holy Trinity Church, London, England, Thursday, February 12. MacDONALD February 9, 1981, Ruby Findlay, aged 62 years, beloved wife of Mr. Stanley MacDonald, 7116 Elbow Dr. S.W., and dear mother of Mrs. Bruce (Margaret) Bobock, Smithers, B.C.

and Mrs. John (Janet) Williams, Carstairs, Alberta. Also surviving are six grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Byron (Janet) Miller and Mrs. Don (Helen) McNeil and a brother, Jack Taylor, all of Calgary.

Services at "The Little Chapel on the Corner" (JACQUES Funeral Home) Friday at 1:00 p.m., with Reverend P. H. Burrill officiating. Interment, Mountain View Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, if friends desire, donations may be made to the Calgary Lung Association, 1011 13 S.W., T3C 3R3.

MUNNICH February 9, 1981, Frederick (Fred), aged 75 years, Calgary. Services were held at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of today at 10:30 a.m. ROTHBAUER February 10, 1981, Christopher, aged 72 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Kathleen Rothbauer, 535 28 Ave. N.W.

Born in Munich, Germany, he came to Calgary in 1929 and had resided here since. He had been employed with Dominion Bridge and Barber Machinery until retiring. Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, C. James of Medan, Indonesia; Allen of Calgary; two daughters, Mrs. Paula Eller of Palmer, Alaska; Mrs.

Joan Glosser of Calgary, Alberta; nine grandchildren and one greatgranddaughter; one brother, Max and two sisters, Thilde and Paulchan and was predeceased by one sister. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.W., Saturday at 3:00 p.m. 1981, John, aged 71 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Hilda Stuckert, 117 Otter Street, Banff.

Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Fred (Beverley) Kaisner, Sparwood, B.C.; three sons, John A. and Harold, Lloydminster and George, Ucluelet, B.C.; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Kraft and Mrs. Katie Leinweber, Calgary; three bothers, Fred and Albert, Calgary; Robert, Vancouver.

Services at the Banff Chapel, (JACQUES Funeral Home) Friday, at 1:30 p.m. Rev. D. A. Ellis officiating.

Interment, Mountainview Cemetery, Banff. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Calgary Lung Association, 1011 13 St. S.W., T3C3R3. STUCKERT February 10, van der BURGH February 11, 1981, Teuntie, aged 71 years, beloved wife of Mr. Leendert van der Burgh, 1504 46 N.W.

Also surviving are two sons and daughters-in-law, Pieter and Jenneke, Olds, Leendert and Betty Lou, Calgary; five grandchildren, Willy Balderson, Trochu, Sandy, Calgary, Kelwin, Olds, Todd and Michelle, Calgary. She was predeceased by a son, Leendert, in Holland in 1937. Mrs. van der Burgh immigrated to Canada in 1954. Services conducted by Pastor Paul Nulton, Friday at 1 p.m.

at "The Chapel on the Hill," 1708 16 N.W. (opposite Simpson Sears) CY FOSTERGOODER Funeral Service. Phone: 289-5577. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. WALKER Suddenly, February 7, 1981, at New Denver, B.C., Ilene Elizabeth Walker, beloved daughter of Helene Ilene Walker of Victoria, B.C.; dear sister of Margaret Hartley; aunt of Peter, Jason, Chloe Jean and Helene Hartley.

Services will be held at the Anglican Church, in New Denver, on February 14, at 11 a.m. Father Ray Bray officiating. Interment will be held at New Denver Community Cemetery. WELLS Mrs. Jenetta Pearl Wells of the Confederation Park Lodge passed away on February 8, 1981.

Funeral Services were held at Mcinnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 S.W.) on February 11, 1981, at 2:30 p.m. Reverend Brian Young officiated. Cremation followed. Arrangements in care of McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Phone 262-3030.

WEST February 9, 1981, Margaret aged 75 years, beloved wife of Mr. Frank West, 1416 16A N.E. Services were held at JACQUES Funeral Home, today at 2:30 p.m. ZUTTER Ernest Henry Zutter, 500 Jacques Lodge, passed away at The General Hospital on February 10, 1981 at age of 90 years. Further arrangements will be announced later by CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home, 2720 Centre St.

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