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Obituaries News THE CALGARY HERALD July 31, 1981 C8 Weather SYNOPSIS FOR ALBERTA EASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA: from the Yukon will give the regions a mixture of cloud and along with one or two showers. air will help set off shower central regions late Saturday. will be predominately sunny weekend However, cool unstable give afternoon cloud and the odd many locations. SOUTH CENTRAL ALBERTA SATURDAY TO MONDAY. chance of a shower on Sunday.

sunny on Monday and Tuesday. 22. Calgary forecast Today and Saturday. today and Saturday with a chance noon showers today. Highs both 24.

Lows 10. CALGARY TEMPERATURES yesterday 17, minimum yesterday mum a year ago 26, overnight temperature at 7 a.m. 9, winds barometer 89.28, aneriod barometer precipitation 2.2, Sunrise 6:01, Sunset Lethbridge Medicine Hat Today and today and Saturday. Highs both 26. Lows 11.

ALBERTA Hi Peace 24 Edmonton 18 Vermilion 15 Jasper 18 15 Medicine 21 18 McMurray. 24 Red Deer 18 CANADA Low Prec. 10 Vancouver 6 Penticton. 7 10 8 Winnipeg 8 5 4 Montreal. 10 St.

John's Yellowknife. Windsor Quebec City Halifax Charlottetown 020 Deaths ANDERSON July 29, 1981, George Wheeler Anderson, aged 86 years, George Boyack Nursing Home. Services at LEYDEN'S "'Chapel of Saturday, 1 p.m. with Mr. 'Elden Gibens officiating.

Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. CHRISTENSEN July 28, 1981, Mr. Otto Deen Fieldt Christensen, aged 94 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie Christensen of 1020 Northmount Dr. N.W.

Services at the Hope Lutheran Church, 4520 Morley Trail N.W., today at 2:00 p.m. al Home), 540 Ave. N.W., Directors. THE GARDEN EN CHAPEL (Foster to Funer- CLARK July 29, 1981, Percival Martin (Percy), aged 88 years, of Vulcan, Alta. Funeral Services, Monday, August 3, 1981 at 2:00 p.m.

at the Church of Christ, Vulcan. Ron Pelham officiating. Interment in Vulcan Cemetery. In lieu of the donor's choice. VULCAN ers, donations may be made to a chartist Home in charge of arrangements.

CORNELL Rev. Arthur D. Cornell, aged 65 years of Berean Bible College, beloved husband of Mrs. L. Ethelwyn Cornell of 4603 Norquay Dr.

N.W., passed away suddenly, July 29, 1981. He is also survived by two daughters and sons-inlaw: David and Marilyn Longworth of San Jose, Costa Rica; Jerry and Connie Robinson, Calgary; motner, Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell, Calgary; one grandson; three brothers: Bert, Howard and Gerald, all of Calgary. Predeceased by his father, Reginald in 1970. Services at Bethel Baptist Church, 3325 49 St.

S.W. on Monday, August 3, at 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, if friends desire, contributions be made to Berean Bible College. THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W., Directors.

DAWDY- Mr. Levern E. A. Dawdle of Sherwood Park and Appache Junction, Arizona, passed away on July 14, 1981. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife, Jean.

Mr. Dawdy was predeceased by his father, Blake, his mother, Francis, two brothers, Carmen and Cecil. A Memorial Service was held on July 17 at Foster and McGarvey Ltd, Edmonton. DOYLE Mr. Roderick Doyle of 8042 24 Steet S.E., passed away on July 29, 1981.

Announcements later by McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. GILLESPIE July 29, 1981, Alexander, aged 90 years, beloved husband of Mrs. H. Winnifred Gillespie of 536 Crescent Rd.

N.W. Mr. Gillespie is also survived by three sons: Delbert and his wife, Eleanor, Finnegan, Crawford and William, both of Calgary; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Alice) Bickell, Calgary; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Darwin (Margerite) Linn, Lethbridge, Alberta; twelve grandchildren and two greatgranddaughters and a sister, Mrs.

Alice Foster, Ireland. He was predeceased by his first wife, Elizabeth in 1957 and one daughter, Mildred. Mr. Gillespie came from Belfast, Northern Ireland to New York State in 1911. In 1913 he came to Calgary where he was employed with Pat Burns Packing Plant, driving teams.

He was an artist at braiding horse manes and tails and was called on many times to fit show horses for the Calgary Stampede. He farmed at Stanmore, Alberta in the early twenties. When he returned to Calgary, he farmed north of Calgary where the Calgary Airport is now. He married Elizabeth Lewis in 1924. He started a small feed lot in east Calgary which later grew in size.

This is where the family grew and went to school. In 1937 he bought Ranchlands, east of Drumheller, from there he had different lands in eastern Aiberta where ranching was carried on. He sold most of these ranches in 1951. From there he was a partner in a large ranch at Manyberries and later a partner in a ranch at Bindioss, Alberta. He is also survived by three half-sisters, Eleanor Wilson, Phyllis Smith, of Ireland, and Josie Yeal of England.

Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W. on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Reverend Dr. David Crawford officiating.

Interment, Mountain View Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, if friends desire, kindly send donations to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 2011 10 Ave. S.W. AND NORTHCool air northwestern sun today The cooler activity over Most regions during the air will shower to OUTLOOK, Cloudy with a Mainly Highs near Mainly sunny of afterdays near Maximum 9, maximinimum 9 calm, airport 30.03,- 21:25. Mainly sunny days near Temperatures Hi Low Prec.

22 14 27 13 23 11 23 12 30 16 28 11 27 14 25 15 20 11 22 14 26 15 28 20' 11 8 9 020 DURAND Durand, terment at warding GOODER HANNA beloved Sundre, age of 78 survived by law: Norman Sundre; Calgary; hurst; one Calgary; seven and three Sundre United gust 1 at 1:30 Miller Cemetery. Terry Fox TAIN VIEW with Whitehorse 20 Environment Canada Forecast Yellowknife CH Goose Bay St John's Churchill Prince George, Edmonton 24 Quebec My Halifax Vancouver Saint John 21- Calgary Regina Montreal 25. Winnipeg Great, Falls, Minneapolis Toronto 30 York 36 THUNDERSTORMS Chicagos Windsor Salt, Lake Washington 30 San Francisco Kansas City Charleston Los 28 316. Precipitation Angeles THUNDERSTORMS High Pressure 34 Low Pressure New Cold Front Warm Front Miami: Environment Canada's weather predictions for noon Saturday Banff forecast Today and Saturday. ness with showers Chance of a days near 21.

Lows 7. and (precipitation in Millimetres) UNITED STATES Hi Low Prec. New York 28 20 29 19 Chicago 24 13 27 16 26 8 New Orleans 34 24 Dallas 38 24 Spokane 24 7 Seattle 22 13 Los 23 8 36 8 Deaths July 28, 1981, Jacques aged 1 21 years. Services and inTerrebonne, Quebec. Forarrangements by CY FOSTERFuneral Service.

July 29, 1981, John husband of Mrs. Edith Hanna of passed away in Calgary at the years. Besides his wife, he is three sons and daughters-inand Elaine Hanna of Bernie and Marge Hanna of Don and Pat Hanna of Coaldaughter, Shirley Wilson of thirteen grandchildren and great-grandchildren; two sisters brothers. Funeral Services at Church Saturday, Aup.m. with Reverend Herman officiating.

Interment, Sundre Memorials may be given to the Marathon of Hope. MOUNFuneral Chapels entrusted arrangements. HICKEY Mr. Joseph Windle Hickey, beloved husband of Mrs. Inez Hickey of 3611 Kerry Park Road S.W., passed away Calgary General Hospital on July 30,1981 at the age of 61 years.

Prayer Services will be held at Mcinnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial (1507 4 St. S.W.) on Friday, July 31, 1981 at 7:00 p.m. Funeral will be celebrated at Holy Name Catholic Church (34 St. 23 Ave. S.W.) on August 1, 1981 at 1:30 p.m.

Interment to follow in St. Mary's Cemetery. If friends desire, in lieu of flowers, memorial tributes may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 200, 1609 14 St. S.W., Calgary. Arrangements in care of McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home.

Telephone: 262-3030. HENDERSON Hesperia Lee Henderson, formerly of 1334 Riverdale Avenue S.W., widow of the late J. Ross Henderson, passed away on July 1981 at the age of 76 years. Funeral Services were held at Mcinnis and Holloway's S.W.) a.m. Cremation odemorial Chapel" (1507 4 Street lowed.

Arrangements in care of McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. LAMM Winnifred M. C. Lamm, (nee Winter) of 309 13 St.

N.W. passed away on July 29, 1981 at the Holy Cross Hospital at the age of 78 years. Mrs. Lamm was born November 25, 1902 at Lacombe, Alberta. She attended the Camrose Normal School and University of Alberta.

She started her teaching career in the spring of 1922 at Duvernay, Alberta where she presented the Christmas Concert ever held in that district. She then taught in various schools including Hussar, Cluny and Ponoka. She came to Calgary in 1929 where she taught in the separate schools for many years, mainly St. Peter's until her retirement in 1968. She is predeceased by her husband, Ernest R.

Lamm who was an artist and owner of the Lamm Art Gallery in Calgary until his death in 1967. After the death of her husband, she assumed the management of Lamm Art Gallery until 1973. Mrs. Lamm was a member and organist at St. John's R.C.

Church as well the Accompanist for various school choirs. Mrs. Lamm is an honorary Life Member of the Calgary Sketch Club, the Retired Teachers Association and the C.W.L. She was one of those honoured as a true pioneer of Alberta in the province's 75th Anniversary celebrations. Mrs.

Lamm is mourned by four daughters: Mrs. Peter (Rosemary) Bertelsen of Banff; Eleanor Lamm at home; Mrs. Peter (Marguerite) Freeman of Richmond, B.C.; Mrs. Donald H. (Julia) Jensen of Calgary; five grandchildren: Sonia, Jennifer, Phillip, Katrina' and Jean; three brothers, Victor and Laurence Winter, both of Oliver, B.C.

and Hubert Winter of Calgary. Relatives and friends are invited to meet for Prayers this evening at 8:30 p.m. at Mcinnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 St. S.W.). Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St.

John's Catholic Church, (409 10 A St. N.W.) on Saturday, August 1, 1981 at 11:00 a.m. Interment will take place in St. Mary's Cemetery. Arrangements in care of McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home.

Telephone: 262-3030. LEWIS Iona, beloved wife of Fred Lewis, formerly of Turner Valley and Merritt, B.C., passed away suddenly July 29, 1981 at their new residence, 888 West Fraser, Quesnel, B.C. 1-604-992-3164. Funeral to be held in Quesnel. AP Wirephoto THE ECLIPSE WAS 68 PER CENT IN SENDAI, JAPAN Edmonton, Red Deer Today and Saturday.

Sunny today with highs near 24. Afternoon cloudiness on Saturday with one or two evening showers. Highs of 23. Lows near 10. WORLD Hi 20 27 Cairo 31 Geneva 31 Hong Kong 31 Lisbon 25 Moscow 36 32 Rio 30 Rome 30 20 Tokyo.

31 Vienna 24 Low Prec. 12 18 20 14 27 CALGARY July 1-31: 30- 21 year average 19 mean: 16.5 C. Nor13 15 mal amount of 12 sunshine for July: 26 317 hours. 16 Philip Martin, Power plant beloved husband of Mrs. Beatrice Veronica Martin 4631 82 St.

N.W. Calgary, passed away at the Foothills Hospital on July 28, 1981 at the age of 50 years. Funeral Mass was held at Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church today at 10:00 a.m. Interment followed in St. Joseph's Section, Queen's Park Cemetery.

If friends desire, memorial tributes may be made to the Bowness Community Association, 4528 77 St. N.W., Calgary. Arrangements in care of McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. MCKAY July 28, 1981 Charles H. McKay, aged 62 years passed away in his sleep.

He is survived by his lowing wife, Betty; three sons: Dale, Philip and Barry, all of Calgary. He is also survived by his mother, Ciara, of Edmonton; Meds sister, Joan, and brothers, Howard and Paul. Services will be heid, July 30, 2:30 p.m at St. George's Chapel, C.F.B., Calgary. He will be sadly missed by all.

MONCRIEFF Mrs. Jemima Wilson Moncrieft, widow of the late Alexander Moncrieff, passed away suddenly on July 27, 1981. Mrs. Moncrieff was born in Scotland. She had lived in Detroit and Windsor and came to Calgary in 1968 where she had since resided.

Mrs. Moncrietf is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Alexandra Lawson and her husband, Robert of Calgary and three grandchildren, Alexander, Sharisse and Victoria. Funeral Services were held at Mcinnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 St. S.W), today, at 3:00 p.m.

Interment will take place in Victoria Memorial Cemetery in Windsor, Ontario on Tuesday, August 4, 1981. Arrangements in care of McINNIS, a and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. Afernoon clouditoday and Saturday. thundershower.

Highs both Precipitation HOLIDAY SPOTS Hi Low Prec. Myrtle 29 22 33 26 Tampa 32 23 Acapulco 34 24 31 24 30 26 33 24 Nassau 32 22 Trinidad 33 22 La egas. 38 26 Phoenix 37 33 Mexico 26 11 Kingston 34 25 Homolulu 30 26 020 Deaths MARTIN Mr. Peter PHILP Karen Gayle Lee Philp of 2414 Morrison Street S.W., died on July 27, 1981 at the age of 19 years. Funeral Services were held from Mcinnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 Street S.W.) today at 1:00 p.m.

took place in Mountain View Memorial Gardens. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, Suite 200, 1609 14 Street S.W. Calgary, T3C 1E4. Arrangements in care of McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030.

POPIK Mrs. Cora Popik, of Murdock Manor, Frances, away at the General Hospital on July 30, 1981 at the 'age of 76 years. Further arrangements will be announced later by CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home and Crematorium, 2720 Centre Street North. Telephone: 276-2296. POPP Mike, beloved husband of Mrs.

Helen Popp of 417 Centre Avenue, Airdrie, Alberta, passed away at the General Hospital on July 28, 1981 at the age of 78 years. Funeral Services were held from Chapel of the Bells, 2720 Centre Street North, today at 11:00 a.m. CHAP. EL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home and Crematorium, Directors. Telephone: 276-2296.

PRICE July 29, 1981, Mrs. Amy E. Price, aged 79 years of the Bow View Nursing Home, formerly of Crossfield, Alberta. She is survived by three sons daughters-in-law: Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn and Doris Price of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and Florence Price of Acme; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and Bernice Price of Crosstield and one daughter and son-inlaw, Mr.

and Mrs. Don and Pauline Sinton, also of Crossfield. on She is also survived by two sisters: Mrs. Ruby Hollings of Stettler Mrs. Edith Whitnack of Coronation and twenty grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

She was predeceased by her husband, Al in 1952. Mrs. Price was born in Katy, Texas in 1902. She came to Canada in 1910 and resided in the Taber area until 1930 when she moved to Crossfield with her husband and two sons: Lynn and Stanley. She resided in Crossfield until two years ago when she moved to Calgary.

Services at Crossfield United Church, Crossfield, Alberta on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Reverend Keith Syer officiating. Interment, Crossfield Cemetery. If friends desire, donations may be made to the organization of the donor's choice. THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave.

N.W., Directors. many tourists were disappointed by cloudy weather Clouds spoil view of eclipse of sun MOSCOW (AP) Bad weather hampered observation by many of a major solar eclipse that swept across the Soviet Union and Japan today, but hundreds of foreign scientists at a Siberian station had clear skies. A total eclipse, with the sun completely covered by the moon, raced across an stretch of the Soviet Union from the Black Sea to the Kuril Islands in the Pacific Ocean, traversing the vast area in about two hours. Almost 30 Soviet observatories tracked the eclipse, an object of special scientific attention because it coincided with a period of high sunspot activity occurring every years. The skies were clear.

over the Siberian city of Bratsk, the viewing point for hundreds of foreign scientists. It was considered one of the best viewing points because the sun was high in the sky there, and a desk clerk at a local hotel said the weather was "marvellous." The Soviet Union's next total solar eclipse will not occur until the year 2126, although other areas around the world will have a dozen before this century ends. Newspapers gave heavy publicity to the event, and the Moscow Planetarium put on special educational programs. Several hundred Muscovites gathered in overcast weather on the Lenin Hills overlooking the capital for brief glimpses of a partial eclipse. Many shielded their eyes with exposed film or welders' goggles and a few watched through portable telescopes as the sun burned through heavy clouds several times during the 106 minutes.

But at the maximum phase, when 73 per cent of the sun's disc was shielded by the moon, the clouds were so dense that no one could see it. More than 1,000 Japanese journeyed to Wakkanai, Japan's northernmost city, where the eclipse was 87-per-cent total. But the heavy clouds parted only briefly, just before the peak, and they caught only a glimpse of the disappearing sun. "They've come a long way to be said a tourist official. People in other northern Japanese cities had better luck.

Sunny skies prevailed over Sapporo, where hundreds of vacationing schoolchildren saw 80 per cent of the sun blotted out through sootblackened pieces of glass. official suspended SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP). James Macleod, generation manager at Coleson Cove, N.B., power plant operated by the New Brunswick Electric Power Commission has been suspended after an investigation into alleged misuse of company equipment. A spokesman for the provincial utility, Scott Webster, said Thursday the investigation revealed that Macleod ignored company directives on the use of its equipment.

He said the matter is being with internally and MacLeod is now serving his period of suspension. The utility has not revealed what sort of equipment was involved in the case at the provincially-owned generating' station near Saint John. Patriots nab Nelson SMITHFIELD, R.I. (AP) In an attempt to replace the huge gap left by the sudden retirement of star tight end Russ Francis, New England Patriots signed free agent Terry Nelson, the National Football League club annonced Thursday. Deaths (Canadian Press) MIAMI Lester Norris, 80, a philanthropist who was one of the largest stockholders in Texaco Thursday.

020 Deaths RAMAGE July 28, 1981, at Smithers, B.C., James McLeish Jackson 'Ramage (Scotty), aged 58 years of the Colonel Belcher Hospital, Calgary. Dear father of Mrs. Dennis (Lillian) Davies, Leduc, and James Ramage, Smithers, B.C. He is also survived by two grandchildren; three brothers: Andrew, Alex and George, all in Scotland; one sister, Mrs. James (Julie) Stables, London, England.

He Was predeceased by two sons: Lawrence in 1969; Robert, 1970, and a sister, Barbara Dalglish in 1978. Mr. Ramage was a Veteran of World War having served with the Royal Army Service Corps. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Alberta No. 1 Branch.

Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. with Rev. E. Hugh Christmas officiating. Interment, Field of Honor, Queen's Park Cemetery.

ROYLE- Suddenly in New Guinea, July 22, 1981, while on vacation, John J. Royle, beloved husband of Shirley Collin (nee Milner) of 4057 Mitchosin Road, Victoria, B.C. Announcements later. WINCH (Wrzesinski) July 28, 1981, Joseph Gerald, aged 61 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Doris Winch of 39 St.

S.W. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home), 540 16 Ave. N.W., on Saturday at 3 p.m. ZAHARCHUK Mrs. Bernice Zaharchuk passed away on July 29, 1981.

Announcements later by McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. Japanese war vets thought hiding out (Times-Post news service) TOKYO Japanese soldiers may still be hiding in the Solomon Islands, unaware the war ended 36 Handguns used most for murders (Chicago Sun-Times) CHICAGO Handguns continued in 1980 to be Chicagoans' favorite murder weapon, according to a police study. Of the 863 people murdered in Chicago last year, 551. were slain by firearms, of which 396 were to have been handguns.

Another nine were killed by rifles and 29 by shotguns. Another 117 were slain by undetermined firearms. Of the 856 people murdered in Chicago in 1979, 543 were slain by firearms, of which 418 were known to have been handguns. years ago, reluctant to surrender, or simply preferring their jungle habitat to polluted Japan. Reports from Vella Lavella, north of Guadalcanal, have led officials here to believe that one or more Japanese servicemen are at large.

A search party is to be sent by the health and welfare ministry in August to look into the reports from the island, which has a population of 3,000. The Solomon Islands saw fierce fighting in the Pacific war. Three Imperial Navy destroyers were sunk by the U.S. Navy in waters east of Vella Lavella, where surviving crewmen put up a stand against the enemy. The search, which will last for more than a month, will include swamping the island with 120,000 pamphlets calling on any Japanese ex-servicemen to surrender.

Seven years ago a former second- lieutenant of the defunct Imperial Japanese Army was persuaded to leave his jungle hideout in the Philippines, surrender to his superior officer and return to Japan. Hiroo Onoda, who had spent 30 years on guerrilla duty since the war ended, Today in history July 31 1868 The Rupert's Land (Canadian Press) Act was passed, authorizing the acquisition of the Northwest An American doctor being Territories by the Dominion of sought for one of London's most grisly murders was arrested 71 Canada. years ago today in 1910 at first Canadian 1913 Alys McKey Bryant became the the pilot station at Father Point, near Rimouski, Que. The arrest woman to make a solo flight, at a Vancouver racetrack. of Hawley Harvey Crippen and his mistress Ethel Le Neve 1945 Viscount Alexander marked the first use of radio in was named Governor-General of tracking down a criminal.

Crip- Canada. pen was hanged four months later for the murder and mutila- 1973 More than 200 tion of his wife. members of the Canadian conColum- tingent of the International 1498 Christopher bus discovered the island of Commission of Control and Trinidad. Supervision left Vietnam..