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Calgary Herald Classified Ads TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1984 D10 Deaths 020 CALGARY Herald Telephones BIRTHS DEATHS MEMORIAMS Also listed in these columns: Engagements, Weddings, Anniversaries, Cards of Thanks, etc. Phone 235-051 1 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Monday to Friday) r5 N816 Announcements City Carrier Delivery All Other Departments 235-0121 235-7100 008 020 Deaths Deaths 020 Birthdays Coming of Age Herald Box Replies Box holders may call 235-7181 to find out if there are any replies to their advertisement Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Todav you turn a prime forty-four, Another year blown out the door, But your pacing and cursing will keep you young, And the packs of smokes when the day is done! Your friends and colleagues I'm sure will agree, You should own the Maxwell House Company; Although you're considerate, witty and kind A good stiff iava will help you unwind. So Happy Birthday, sit back and relax, Never mind what goes on behind your back! But don't you worry and don't you fret You'll always have your coffees and cigarettes! xoxoxoxo FROM ALL THE GIRLS! TAYLOR Miss Karen Corinne Taylor, beloved daughter of Charles and Audrey Taylor, of Calgary, passed away on May 15, 1984, at the age of 24 vears. Funeral Services were held at Mclnnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 St. S.W.) on Monday, May 21, 1984, at 10:30 a.m. Cremation followed.

Arrangements in care Of MclNNIS AND HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME. Telephone 228-3688. WILKINS May 21, 1984, Ellen Rose Wilkins, aged 43 years, Calgary. Funeral announcements later bv LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. 020 Deaths HEFFNER Nicholas (Nick) passed away at home on May 18, 1984 at the age of 67 years.

Besides his loving wife Eva, Mr. Heffner is survived by one son Ronald and daughter-in-law Melody and grand-daughters Tammy and Tawnya of Lacombe, Alberta. Also surviving are five sisters and two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Heffner served in the armed forces with the Royal Canadian Ordinance Corps from 1942 to 1966.

Following his retirement from the armed forces, he was employed at the Calgary Baker Centre for 14 years, retiring in the summer of 1982. Funeral services will be held at the Calgary Crematorium Chapel 3219 4 St. N.W. (within Queen's Park Cemetery) on Wednesday, May 23, at 2:00 p.m. with Father Denis Fleming officiating.

Cremation. Arrangements entrusted to CALGARY CREMATORIUM and FUNERAL SERVICES. Phone 289-4777. JOHNSON Ernest William Johnson, 3916 23 Ave. S.W.

passed away at the Colonel Belcher Hospital on May 20, 1984, at the age of 61 years. Further arrangements will be announced later by CHAPEL OF THE BELLS FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORIUM, 2720 Centre Street North. Phone 276-2296. MacNAUGHTAN May 10, 1984, Kenneth MacNaughtan of Cochrane passed away. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

THE GARDEN CHAPEL. Phone 289-1944. McGUCKlN Helen (Nellie), age 94, passed away May 21, 1984 in Calgary. Services to be held Wednesday, May 23, at 3:00 p.m. at "THE CHAPEL ON THE (across from Simpsons-Sears) Jacques-Foster NORTH Phone: 289-5577.

MOONEY Michelle Rene Mooney passed away on May 21, 1984, age 2 years. Beloved daughter of Dan and Eva Mooney of 179 Deer Run Close S.E. A prayer and praise service will be held at St. Bonaventure Church (Lake Lucerne Dr. and Acadia Dr.

S.E.) Wednesday, May 23, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. Funeral service will be held on Thursday, May 24, at 11:00 a.m. from Mclnnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 St. S.W.) Interment to follow in Queens Park Cemetery. Arrangements in care of MCINNIS AND HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME.

Telephone 228-3688 PASVEER May 18, 1984, Koert Pasveer, aged 49 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Margaret Pasveer, Calgary. Funeral Services will be held at The Calgary Community Reformed Church (1638 30 Ave. S.W.) today 1:00 p.m. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services.

Telephone 262-9101. SCHAAL Fred passed away May 19, 1984, at the Tom Baker Centre, following a lengthy illness. Fred is survived bv his loving wife, Irene; a devoted brother-in-law, Dave Murdoch; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Singer and Rebecca W.ilbauer of Medicine Hat; as well as many nieces and nephews and loviny friends. Fred was a member of Concorde Lodge and a life member of the Calgary Elks Club, Oldtimei Curling and the Shaganappi Golf Ciub.

He retired after many years of service with Caterpillar tractor agencies. Funeral service will be held Wednesday, May 23, 1984, at 10:00 a.m. in "THE LITTLE CHAPEL OF THE CORNER," Jacques Foster Funeral Service, 240 17 Ave. S.W. Interment in Mountain View Memorial Gardens.

In lieu of flowers, friends so wishing, may make donations to the charity of their choice. Jacques Foster CEN TRAL. Phone 263-6440. SKINNER May 21, 1984, Ruby Isabella Skinner. Services to he conducted bv Rev.

A. Aicken on Thursday, May 24 at 1 :00 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church, 3704 37 St. S.W. Funeral arrangements bv Jacques-Foster Funeral Services.

Phone: 289-5577. STEWART Mrs. Lori Stewart of Cardston, Alberta, passed away at the Foothills Hospital on May 19, 1984. Forwarding arrangements to Cardston for services and interment in care of CHAPEL OF THE BELLS FUNERAL HOME, 2720 Centre Street North. Phone 276-2296.

Florists 027 FORSTMEYER May 18, 1984, Edwin Albert, of 9840 7 St. S.E., passed away suddenly at the Calgary General Hospital, at the age of 71 years. He is survived by his beloved wife, Jean; two daughters, Lawanda Stebbing and Sandra Hutchinson of Calgary and two sisters, Alice Shankles and Martha Huyck of Texas. He was predeceased by his parents, a brother, Bobby and his two sons, Sonny and Rodney. Mr.

Forstmever was a member of Masonic Order in Ontario and served in the Second World War in the Kent Regiment. Funeral services will be held at St. Andrews United Church, 924 Heritage Drive S.W., on Tuesday, May 22, at 1:00 p.m. with Reverend David Lovewell officiating. Cremation will follow.

In lieu of flowers, if desired, donations may be made to the Canadian Heart Fund, Alberta Division, 2011 10 Ave. S.W., Calgary, T3C 0K4. Arrangements entrusted to the CALGARY CREMATORIUM and FUNERAL SERVICES. Phone: 289-4777. FROST Mrs.

Alice (Bensen) Frost, beloved second wife of W.E. (Ern) Frost of Calgary, passed away at the Colonel Belcher Hospital on May 16, 1984. Besides her loving husband, Mrs. Frost is survived by one daughter and son-in-law, Bernice and Paul Muir of Toronto and one sister, Jean Smith of Winnipeg; stepson, Ken Frost and family of Blackfalds, Alberta; stepdaughter, Marilyn Woods and family of Edmonton; numerous grand and great- grandchildren and a brother-in-law, Don Frost, Calgary. Dearly loved by all who knew her, she leaves behind many beautiful memories, love and devotion.

Due to an unfortunate misunderstanding, stepfamily were not mentioned in original obituary. Servic-es were held Friday, May 18, 1984. KOHUT May 19, 1984, Louis, age 97 years of Calgary. Dear father of John Kohut; Emelie McNeil Angeline Murphy, Didsbury; Anne Kohut, Calgary; and Louise Stone, Edmonton. Also survived by twenty-three grandchildren and forty-one great-grandchildren.

Funeral mass will be celebrated from St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Didsbury, Wednesday, May 23, 1984 at 1:30 p.m. Rev. J. Ayling, Celebrant.

Interment Didsbury Cemetery. MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL CHAPELS entrusted with arrangements. LITTLE LIGHT (NEE BLOOD) May 18, 1984, Beverly Christine Little Light, aged 35 years, beloved wife of Fred Little Light and beloved mother of Darcy and Jolienne, Sarcee. She is also survived bv her loving parents, Alfred and Lucy Blood, Blood Reserve, Cardston, Alberta; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Joe and Dora Big Plume, Sarcee Reserve; her beloved sisters, Jo-Anne Blood, Cynthia Blood, Yolanda Blood, Hilda Yellow Wings and Janet Little Bear; beloved brothers, Wilfred Blood, Charles Blood, Donald Blood, Dewey Blood, Blaince Blood and Manuel Blood, all of the Blood Reserve, Cardston and also leaves in mourning numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law and by many close special friends. She was predeceased be her loving infant daughter Tracy, December 9, 1972 and also by two brothers, Narcisse Blood Sr.

and Henry Blood and one sister Violet Blood. Beverly was born at Cardston, Alberta and completed her High School at the Medicine Hat High School and was presently I mploved bv the Sarcee Band Administration. Wake services will be I eld at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church (Sarcee Indian Reserve) Wednesday evening and with special prayer service on Wednesday at 7-00 p.m. Concelebrated Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Our Ladv of eace Catholic Church (Sarcee Indian Reserve) Thursday, at 11 :00 a.m. th Rev.

Maurice Goutier, OMI and Georges-Marie Latour, OMI, celet, rants. Interment will follow at Sarc Cemetery. LEYDEN'S FUNERAL HOMES Directors of Services. Telephone 262-9101. DRUMMOND Dr.

George Ira Drummond passed away sudden on Friday, May 18, 1984 at the age of 59 years. He was born in Bashaw, Alberta on January 19, 1925. He is survived by his beloved wife, Rose Lena and loving family; Maureen (and Nick) Often, Winnipeg, Alan (and Bonita), Calgary, Leslie (and Derrick Smith), Calgary, grandchildren Darryl and Anilise Often and brothers and sisters, Gladys Cowen, New Norway, Alta; Margaret Pohl, Chiliwack, B.C.; Alex, Tyne Valley, P.E.I.) Edward, Winnipeg, and John, Calgary, and many nieces and nephews. George was predeceased by his mother Alice (1961), his father Thomas (1976) and brother Willard (1982). He served as a signalman in the Canadian army from 1943-46 in the South Pacific.

George was an internationally renowned and respected biochemist-pharmacologist who had received his B.Sc. (1949) and M.Sc. (1951) degrees in Pharmacy from the University of Alberta. He received his PhD. in Biochemistry (1955) from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wise, U.S.A.

and completed his post-doctoral fellowship in 1957 at the University of Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. In 1957 he ioined the Dept. of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver where he served until 1974. In 1974 he ioined the University of Calgary faculty as a full professor, Division of Biochemistry and Department of Chemistry and the Department of Medical Biochemistry in the Faculty of Medicine which he served to the time of his death. He has served on many editorial boards, scientific advisory boards and bodies, and organizing committees for international symposia.

His contributions to scientific literature include editorship of the iournal Molecular Pharmacology, 1974-77, after which time he became an associate editor. At the time of his death he was serving on the editorial boards of numerous scientific publications including cyclic Nucleotide Research, the Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology, Circulation Research, Molecular Pharmacology, Pharmacology, Advances in Cyclic Nucleotide Research, the American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics and he also served on the board of Publication Trustees. He was the recipient of many awards for distinguished service to the medical community; He received the Alberta Achievement Award in pharmacology and biochemistry (excellence category) in 1980, the Killam Memorial Professorship in 1976 and 1981 and the Upiohn Award of the Canadian Society of Pliprmacolo-gy and Therapeutics in 1984 in recognition of outstanding contributions to his field. At the time of his death he was serving as the Chairman of the University of Calgary Biochemistry Group since its inception in 1982, the Chairman of the Cell Regulation Research Group since its inception in 1983, a member of the Research Committee of the Alberta and Canadian Heart Foundation, a trustee of the Gairdner Award, and was a founding member of the Scientific Advisory Council of the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research. George has made many significant contributions to the body of biochemical, medical, and pharmacological knowledge through his research, books, and administrative skills.

George will be sadly missed but not forgotten by his many collegues in Canada as well as other countries, and especially by his loving family. May God grant him eternal peace in love. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at the GARDEN CHAPEL, 540- 16Ave. N.W. at 1 p.m.

Wednesday, May 23, 1984. Cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers, memorial tributes may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 2011 10 Ave. S.W. Calgary, Alberta, T3C 1E4.

Arrangements in care of Garden Chapel. Phone 289-1944. A reception will follow at Dr. Drummond's home 22 Varcrest Place, N.W., Calgary. RED ROSE FLORIST Free delivery, to city hospitals funeral homes.

Open Sunday. 276-1184 BAKER Joyce age 58 passed away after a lengthy illness, May 18, 1984. She is survived by her husband, Bert Baker, four children, Reginald, Dianne, Richard, and Dale; four grandchildren and three sisters; Mabel, Violet and Helen. Services to be conducted on Wednesday, May 23, at 10:00 a.m. at HILLSIDE CHAPEL" 1635 17 Ave.

S.W. Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 200, 1609 14 St. S.W., Calgary, T3C 1E4 Jacques-Foster SOUTH. Phone: 289-5577.

In Memoriam 037 STEPHENS May 18, 1984, Sammy Bradley Stephens, aged 23 years, beloved husband of Sharon and dear father of Trissa and Tony, all of AAorley, Alta. Sammy is also survived by his beloved parents Sam and Annie Ear, a brother Dion, four sisters; Loretta, Sophia, Janet and Natisha, a maternal grandmother Mrs. Bella Stephens, parental grandparents; Moses and Christine Ear, all of Morlev, and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Born at Calgary, he had resided in Morley all his life. He was employed in the ranching business.

Sammy was very active on the Rodeo Circuit, in all sporting activities and was interested in singing. He was a member of the Chiniki Lake Singers. Funeral Services will be held at Morley United Church, Morlev, Thursday 2:00 p.m. with Mr. Lazarus Wesley officiating.

Interment Bearspaw Cemetery. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd. Directors of Services. Telephone 262-9101. TOMPKINS May 19, 1984, Harry Ford Tompkins.

Beloved husband of Beatrice Tompkins of Calgarv. Beloved son of Allie Heacock, AAerritt, B.C. Beloved brother of Lome F. Tompkins, Vancouver and Mrs. Shirley Hartley, Merritt, B.C., one nephew Robbie and one niece Barbara (Dennis) Anderson of Calgary; brother-in-law J.

Lupasko and sister- in-law Lila Lupsako. Harry was born in Medicine Hat, Alberta. He served in the Canadian Army in the Second World War and is a member of The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 1. Also a member of King George Masonic Lodge and Chapter 11 R.A.M.

Harry is a retired conductor of the CP. Rail. Services to be conducted bv Rev. H. Christmas on Thursday, May 24, at 1:00 p.m.

at "THE CHAPEL ON THE HILL" 1708 16 Ave. N.W., (across from Simpsons-Sears). Interment, Queen's Park. Flowers gratefully declined, if friends so desire, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 200, 1609 14 St. S.W., Calgarv T3C 1E4.

Jacques-Foster NORTH. Phone: 289-5577. WOODS Ralph William passed away in the Foothills Auxiliary Hospital on May 18, 1984 at the age of 99 years. He was predeceased by his loving wife Laura in 1970, a sister Clara, and one son Brent in 1967. He is survived by his son Bob and wife Marv of Coleman, eleven grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren.

He was born in Bavden, Ontario on November 5, 1884 and came west in 1902 settling in Calgary, where he worked as a carpenter. In 1928 he moved to the Peace River Country to homestead with his family. While serving as county councillor, he was instrumental in attracting the first doctor to the town of Hythe. After his retirement in 1967, he returned to Calgary where he resided until his death. Funeral Services will be held at THE GARDEN CHAPEL, 540 16 Avenue N.W.

on Tuesday, May 22, 1984 at 3:00 p.m. The Garden Chapel, phone 289-1944. DALE Sidney E. May 18, 1984 acted 56 years. Beloved father of France Smith, Lloyd Ryan, Janet Ryan and Richard Dale.

He is also survived by four grandchildren; a brother Dan; two sisters, Sarah and Betsy. Sidney was predeceased by his wife Mabel Elizabeth in 1971. Services be conducted Wednesday, May 23, at 3:00 p.m. at The Garden Chapel, 540 16 Ave. N.W.

Cremation. THE GARDEN CHAPEL. Phone 289-1944. COYLE In loving memory of a beloved sister and aunt Gwendolyn, who passed away May 22, 1976. Sadly missed and always remem-bered, Dorothy and family.

BIRD Gail. In memory of a beloved sister. "Love is a butterfly." Lovingly remembered by Ellen and Troy. COOK In memory of my dear sister, Gail, who passed away on May 22, 1981. "I hear a song and think of you I know you've heard it too I hear a laugh and quickly turn Imagery of you.

Sometimes I feel your presence Your humor and your love 1 see you in your childrens' eves I magery of you. And though I miss you dearly I know you walk with God I'll see you in the sunshine An imagery of you. We'll always carry with us Our special love for you And one day we'll walk together All of us with you." MOORE In loving memory of a husband, father and grandfather, Lome Moore, who passed away May 22, 1978. "He left us a memory, we're proud to own." Always remembered bv his wife Anne, children, family and friends. STRANGWARD In loving memory of our beloved Randv, taken so suddenly May 21, 1979.

"We lost a son with a heart of gold, How much we loved him can never be told. Dear to us than words can tell, Is the son we lost and loved so well." Dearly loved and sadly missed, your loving Mom and Dad. DIEMERT Theresa Clara Diemert passed away peacefully on Thursday, May 17, 1984 after a lengthy illness, at the age of 44 years. She was born in Cereal, Alberta on February 3, 1940. Funeral Mass was celebrated at St.

Pius Catholic Church (2424 24 Ave. N.W.) today, May 22, 1984 at 10:00 a.m. The Rev. P. Parkin celebrant.

Cremation followed. Arrangements in care of MclNNIS AND HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME lTD. Telephone 228-3688. DUMBRECK Wednesday, May 16, 1984, Matilda Dumbreck, passed away in Calgary at the age of 91 years. Predeceased bv her husband Alexander in 1953.

She is survived by two daughters, Barbara MacKav of Calga-ry and Elma Cushing of Burnabv; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral Service was held Tuesday, May 22, 1984 with interment Queen's Park Cemetery. Jacques Funeral Service. JACQUES FOSTER CENTRAL. Phone 263-6440.

CLASSIFIED INDEX Transportation Real Estate Rentals Agricultural 582 Farmers Markets a Food Basket 584 Feed Seed 592 Fur Bearing Animals 586 Livestock and Services 588 Livestock Wanted 590 Pets and Services 594 Poultry Supplies 596 Registered Kennels 598 Real Estate jfpjL Sales Farms. Acreages Lots Wanted 436 Homes. Apt Wanted 417 Lots tor Sale 430 Mobile Homes 420 Mobile Homes Wanted 423 New Homes for Sale 400 Open Houses 404 Out-of-Town Property 445 Preowned Homes tor Sale 402 Real Estate Services 463 Real Estate Trades 427 Resort Property 448 Revenue Properly 460 Undeveloped Acreages lor Sale 442 RTpair and IfiC1 Service Directory Campers 820 Car. Truck Rentals Leasing 895 Motorcycles 810 Motor Homes 825 Parts. Tires.

Accessories 875 Repairs 870 Snowmobiles 800 Sports, Imports 880 Tent Trailers 830 Trailers. Campers for Rent 840 travel Trailers 835 Trucks. Trailers. Buses 845 Trucks, Trailers Wanted 850 Vans Accessories 855 VintageClassic 885 PRIVATE PARTY RATES Minimum charge $5.00. Freguency rates available runs 3 days 4th day tree A3 runs 5 days 6th and 7th days Announcements Accommodation Wanted 517 Acreages, Lots for Rent 547 Apt s.

Suites Furnished 475 Apt s. Suites Unfurnished 478 Attached and Semi-Attached Homes for Rent 484 B.C. Rentals 520 Condominiums and Townhomes for Rent 499 Duplexes for Rent 496 Farms for Rent 550 Farms Wanted for Rent 559 Furnished Homes 487 Garages 529 Halls lor Rent 526 Homes for Rent 481 Homes Wanted for Rent 493 Hotels. Mot' 502 Housekeepn i Rooms 505 Lots Wanted for Rent 556 Mobile Homes Lots for Rent 43C Office Space 54; Out-of-Town Rentals 523 Parking 535 Pasture for Ren! 553 Room and Board 508 Rooms Without Board 51 1 Shared Accommodation 514 Storage Space 538 Stores and Restaurant Space 532 Warehouse Space 544 060 to 298 Antiques. Arts Crafts 690 Appliances.

Household 640 Auctions 695 Buildings 740 Building Supplies 745 Cameras, Equipment 605 Ceramics 755 Coins Stamps 685 Electronic Equipment 610 Farm Machinery. Equip 775 Flea Market 705 Fuel Wood Coal 760 Furniture, Children's 725 Furniture. Household 720 Furniture, Office 730 Furniture Wanted 735 Garage Sale 715 Garden Needs 765 Glass 750 Jewellery 657 Machinery Tools 770 Machinery Wanted 785 Miscellaneous for Sale 675 Miscellaneous Wanted 710 Musical Instruments 630 Office 4 Store Equipment 600 Oilfield, Const. Equipment 780 Pianos 0rgans 635 Pick-a-Pres-3nt 680 Rental Equipment 650 Riding Equipment 670 Sewing Knittir Machines 645 Sporting Goods 665 Swaps Trades 700 Swimming Pools, Saui ts Accessories 667 TVs Wanted 625 Tape Recorders. Stereos 620 Television Radios 615 Videos.

Computers Software 617 Wearing Apparel 655 Wearing Apparel Wanted 660 Service; Jl! Acknowledgements 030 Adoptions 006 Anniversaries 018 Birthdays Coming of Age 008 Births 005 Cards ol Thanks 033 CemeteriesBurial Plots 041 Christenings 007 Congratulations 010 Deaths Engagements 01 4 Florists 027 Found 04'-' Funeral Directors 02o Greetings 01 2 In Memoriam 037 Lost 041 Notice Board 002 Weddings 016 Number of Agate 1 4 7 Lines Day Days Days lines 500 10 74 17.90 3 imes 5 37 16 11 2685 4 lines 7 16 21 48 35 80 Accounting Services 339 Beauty Salons 309 Business Personal 330 Child Care -Babysitting 300 Cosmetics 312 Day Nurseries 303 Dressmaking Alterations 315 Entertainment Dining 321 Furriers 318 Instruction 341 Kindergarten 306 Personal 327 Professional Services 336 Travel Opportunities 333 Tutoring 344 Vacation Spots 347 044 Lost 044 Lost 044 Lost BROWN Toy Poodle puppy lost on LONG haired, black cat with white Thurs, May 17. Across street from patch neutered. 2 vrs. old, tattoo LARGE set of kevs, Crowchld the Tech, vicinity Of 17 Ave. 12 St.

Hillhurst. 270-2738. Tr Call 272-9865. 273-7720 N.W. Great sentimental value to owner Reward 284-3186 274-2127 or LOST: Small metal compact contain- LOST Green Wildcat 10 speed.

Varsi- 275.3394 ing 3 rings earrings: sentimental tv area. Phone: 286-0368. value. Reward. 278-8027 S500 REWARD Glamoroar Verv LOST-Black male Shepherd cross large friendly neutered haired L0ST 26 4ve 28 5W Hillhurst area.

6 mo old 283-2296. cat Black head, feet tail, brownish KE! ftj? LOST White purebred Toy Poodle, body. Answers to Pnncess 242-1700, 246-6472 Reward Rjward jfrjgj 240-0786, 290-4750 REWARD 77; LOST: Near Belvedere Parkway HT Elementary School in Bowness, male Phone 936-5501 JL chocolate brown miniature Is SIBERIAN HUSKY in Montgomery "ZjsjP Prescription sun on medication. 275-9213nr 7jv3. area, blue eyes Didsbury rabies tag.

glasses- MALE orange white long haired SILVER pen. engraved Graham Tabbv Cat. Regal Terrace area. STANDARD male Poodle, white Webb. Sentimental value 262-1588 Recent surgery on hind lea Shaved cream ears, tattooed, answers to nii hind leg.

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REWARD for return ot briefcase Siamese Sealpoint, spaved, female and contents lost outside of book- FOUND near Thames CI NW. small cat Had collar tag. In Properties store, Saturday 286-9073. male cat, black with white nose Loved missed 285-5763. CALGARY ZOO.

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