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Thursday, March CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY Vital fttomtitet Adoptions 3. Births 3. Deaths 4. Obituaries 5. Lost A.

Pound 4 NOtlCMf 13. In Memorlams J4, Anniversary Masses 15. Cords of Thank vle. Funeral Director 17. Ct met try Memorials 17a Cemetery Lots 18.

Societies and Lodges 50. Florists 21. Cemeteries 39. Druggists Open Sunday 29 Druggists Ooen Monday -30. Service stations i Services 23.

Banquets and Parties ,34. eke-Out Foods -35. Where to Go 36. Hotels and Motels 37. Beauty So tons 38.

Nursing Homes 39. Gardening ana Lanscaplna Ambulance Service 54. Apartments to Let 55. Furnished Apartments to Let Apartments Wanted 57. Houses, Garden Homes 58.

Furnished Apartments Wanted 59. Sublets tiC. Rooms to Let 41. Rooms Wanted 461. Room and Board Share Accommodation Business Opportunities Industriol 'Properties Property for Sole Property tor Rent Property Wanted Income Properly Commercial Property-Out of Town Property Farms tor Sale Farms for Rent Forms Wonted to Buy Cottages for Sale Cottages for Rent Cottages Wanted Cottage Lots for Sale -Warehouse Space Offices to Let Offices Wanted to Let Stores to Let -Stores Wonted to Let Resorts 'SJ' Hunting and Fishing Articlesi i 17.

SKI Corner 8S. Snowmobiles 09. Snow Blowtrs V0. Bicycles 91. Cameras.

Photo Supplies 92. Articles lor Sale 93. Articles Wanted 94. Articles tor Rent 95. Articles for Swap 96.

Antiques end Fine Art 97. Firewood ond Fuel 9B. Market Basket 99. Machinery end Equipment 100. Pet Stock If I.

Livestock and Poultry lv2. Stamps and Coins IB. Hobbles 104. Boots end Motors 105. Campers for Sate 106.

Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies 108. Radio Television 109. Household Appliances Autosi 119. Auto Loosing 120.

Autos for Sale 131. Autos Wanted 122. Auto Accessories 123. Sports Cars 124. Auto Parts 125.

Motor Sports Events Trucksi -1 29. Trucks' for Sale 130. Truck Bodies, Parts 131. Trucks Wonted Trailers! 132. Motor Homes 133.

Trailers for sale 134. Trailers for Rent 135. Mobile Homes for Sole 136. Mobile Homes tor Rent 137. Mobile Homes Moveo 131.

Mobile Home Parks 139. Mobile Homes Exchanged Motorcylest 145. Motorcycles lor Sale 146. Motorcycles for Rent 147. Scooters for Sale 141, Scooters for Rent Miscellaneous! 151.

Garoges 152. Porklng Spoce l'l. Wintering 157. 151. 139.

160. 161. 162. 163. Houses tor Sole Real Estate Services Condominiums Furnished Houses to Let Furnished Houses wanted to Let Houses Wanted to Let Houses Wonted to Buy 174, Personal Memos 177.

Transportation Available 178. Transportation Wanted 179. Camps Boys' and Girls' 165. 166. 17 IBS.

1P9. 190. Financing Money Wonted Monev Availoble Mortgages Investments Patents end Copy 20. Restaurant Hotel Ji. Heip wonted Salespersons and Agents 243.

Positions vacant 244. Professional Services 24. Hospital Help Wonted 247. Employment Wonted 248. Domestic Help Teachers Wonted 250.

Tuition 2M Trnrte SrhnoH 252. Babv Services 52 IH-3711 IE Help 260. Legal 741. Auctions 22 At Your Service 27, 1975 The Ottawa Journal TODAY and TOMORROW TODAY Sculpture exhibit by Argentinian artist Ennio Ionuni, city ball, to 5 p.m. Quebec furniture exhibition, National Museum" of Man, Metcalfe and McLeod Streets, to 6 p.m.

Blood donor clinic, Tower 5th floor, 333 River to 4 p.m.. Nepean public library bookmobile, Graham Park Public School, 3 and 5 p.m.; and Leslie Park Recreation Centre, 6 and 8.30 p.m. Leon Redbone, Rooster's, a 1 University Uni-ceotre, 8.30 p.m. La morte sals on des amours, French film by Pierre Kast, Amphitheatre, Colonel By Pavilion, University of Ottawa, 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW Sculpture exhibit by Argentinian artist Ennio Iommi, city hall, 9 a.m.

to p.m. Airplane display, from primitive beginnings to present time, sponsored by the National Museum of Science and Technology, housed in hangars off St. Laurent Boulevard, near the STOLport in Rockcliffe. Quebec furniture" display. National Museum of Man, Metcalfe and McLeod Streets, 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Exhibition of high Victorian design, National Gallery, all day. Films on cars, planes, and agricultural tools, The Na-. tional Museum of Science and Technology, 1867 St Laurent 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Martin Luther. King, film, University Centre, University of Ottawa, 7.30 p.m. Leon Redbone, Rooster's, a 1 University Uni-. centre, 8.30 p.m.. KungFu overtaxes BEAVER FALLS, Pa.

(AP) A karate teacher has been ordered held for grand jury action in the Kung Fu slaying of his father during an argument which erupted as they were preparing income tax forms. Roy Wetzel, 26, of Beaver Falls remained free on $15,000 bond following a SVi-hour hearing Tuesday of a first-degree murder charge in the March 16 death of his father, Willie Wetzel, 54. The elder Wetzel was killed in his son's home after he went there for help in preparing his federal income tax return, Center Township Police Chief Dante Colaluca testified. Colaluca said a fight broke out and the elder Wetzel seized a four-foot Samauri sword and lashed at his son, who then tried to disarm his father. The.

son was kneed in the groin and struck with a coffee table, the police chief said. He said the son then grabbed a pair of nun chucka sticks two pieces of wood attached to a chain and struck his father on the head. Canal ferry studied There's still hope for pedestrians who have to cross the Rideau Canal at Hogs Back after May 1. They could be ferried across. On Monday the regional executive committee decided that $75,000 was far too much to spend on a short-term pedestrian walkway across the Canal when the existing Bailey bridge is taken out for the boating season.

Wednesday regional council decided to study the matter further, instructing regional officials to review a proposal by Ottawa Mayor Lorry Greenberg that boats or rafts be used to take pedestrians across the Canal. Officials will also likely investigate to see if a pedestrian bridge can be built at a cost cheaper than $75,000, The Bailey bridge was imtnllcd last fall when the original bridge was found to be unsafe. It is expected to be removed in about a month. Construction of a new permanent $600,000 bridge is slated to start later this year. Births COTRONEO Joe and Rose mary (nee McLewin), are happy to announce the arrival of their first child, a baby boy, Joey, weighing 7 lbs.

12 Sunday, March 23, 1975 at Riverside Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Krzaniak, Dr. Vocal, Dr. Andrews and caseroom staff.

FINN Ed and Dena are happy to announce the birth of Kerry-Anne, a sister for Kevin, at the Civic Hospital, on Tuesday, March 25, 1975. Our thanks to Dr. Gluck and the caseroom "staff. HAND Brian and Margaret (nee Porter), announce the birth of their first daughter, Erin Elizabeth, on March 20, 1975. Special thanks to Dr.

R. K. Bach and the nursing staff of Almonte General Hospital. JENNINGS Chris and Pat are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Tania, at the Grace Hospital, March 26, 1975. A sister for Stephanie.

JONES Kim and Carol are proud to announce the birth of their son, Corey arriving at 8 2 at 6.28 p.m., March 25, 1975, at the Civic Hospital. A brother for Christopher. Special thanks to Dr. H. G.

Smith and caseroom staff. LEWIS Dave and Linda an nounce the arrival of Stephen's baby sister, Kelly Lee, born March 22, 1975, weighing 7 SVi ozs. Thanks to the Third Floor staff at Riverside Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. O.

B. Wilson. LEWIS Arnold and Gwen a Milligan) are very happy to announce the birth of their first son, Andrew James, 6 11 ozs. on March 24," 1975. Many thanks to Dr.

Ellis, Dr. Allen and caseroom staff a.t the Grace Hospital, MORKISO-YeWand Jeiuv nette (nee Barriault) proudly announce the birth of their son, -Todd Robert, 8 lbs.6 on March 26, 1975. A little brother for Scott. Many thanks to Dr. Taylor and Riverside staff.

PETIT-CLERC Jacques and Gisele (nec Millette) proudly announce the arrival of their first son, Stephane, on March 21, 1975, at the General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Petit-C 1 Ottawa, and Mrs. A 1 Millette, L'Orignal.

Special thanks to Dr. Edward McPhedran and caseroom Staff. Journal Numbers THH JOURNAL 563-3731 HOME DELIVERY 563-3811 RETAIL ADVERTISING 563 3842 CLASSIFIED 563-3711 NEWS -2 563-3788 SPORTS 563-3786 Journal Box Replies A 16 32 36 47 60 62 64 68 78 102 949 953 957 961 964 965 981 Replies mauled March 26, 1975. A 7 13 19 28 39 42 59 60 66 67 74 76 82 105 932 Notices Phone or Write Miss Allen 563-3711 he Journal has made UVUIIUUIG a booklet of In Memoriam Births WINDER Jim and Jane (nee Rutherford), are proud to announce the birth of their first child, Stacey Jane, 8 3 at the Civic Hospital, March 26, 1975. First grandchild for Jud and June Rutherford and third grandchild for Ken and Dorothy Winder.

3. Deaths MRS. GREGOR BARCLAY (G. Jean Fleck) At her home, March 26, 1975. Beloved wife of the late Honourable Mister Justice Gregor Barclay and mother of Ian Andrew of Vancouver, and Joan (Mrs.

J. W. R. Drummond), of Montreal. Service in the Chapel of St.

Andrew's and St. Paul's Church, Montreal at 11.00 a.m., Good Friday. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Gynecological Cancer Fund, Women's Pavilion, Royal Victoria Hospltaljvlontreal, will be gratefully acknowledged. BARNET, Thomas Foster In Ottawa hosptial, Tuesday, March 25, 1975, Thomas Foster Bamet, son of the late Thomas Foster Barnet and the late Jean McVicar Grant, age 64 years. Resting at his late residence, 633 Raglan St.

South, Renfrew where service will be held Friday, March 28 at 2 p.m. Interment Renfrew Arrangements by Cochrane-Anderson. BOWER, Wilbert Peacefully on Wednesday, March 26, 1975; Wilbert L. Bower, in his 89th yeaiy belovea hus- band of Flora D. Otto; dearly beloved father of Win.

(Mrs. Reg -Hobson), (Mrs. Jack Warkentin) and Alvan; also survived by one brother Ira M. Bower; nine grandchildren and 11 great- grandchildren ti g' at Hulse and Play fair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeed St. Ser- vice in the chapel Saturday, March 29, at 11 a.m.

Spring Interment Rideau Vale-ceroe-- tery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. A Kenneth Mac-Donald (Mac) In hospital "on Wednesday ,1 "March 26, 1975, Mac Carkner, of R.R. 4, Winchester, in his 72nd year, beloved husband of Pearl Stoodley; father of Robert, Winchester; Phyllis (Mrs.

Carl James), Perth; and the late William Henry; grandfather of Robbie, Terry and Brent Carkner and Tracy and Monte James; brother of Elsie (Mrs. P. H. dimming), Ottawa; Mabel (Mrs. J.

A. Rose), Montreal; Mary (Mrs. Harold Sheldrick), Vernon; and the late Ronald. Resting at the Vice and Craig Funeral Home, 505 Church Winchester, where service will be held Saturday, March 29 at 2 p.m. Interment Maple Ridge cemetery.

Memorial donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated, Clara In hospi tal on Tuesday, March 25, 1975, Clara Bolton, age 91, widow of Douglas Cascaden; dear mother of Jack and Mrs. Katherlne Rupert; dear grandmother of Mrs. Helen King, Bob Rupert and Douglas Cascaden; dear great-grandmother of Lawrence, Ronald, Kathryn, Jane, Jake and Jesse. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carling Ave. (west of Woo-droffe).

Funeral service Friday in the chapel at 3.30 p.m. Private interment St. John's (Norway) cemetery, Toronto. Canon Serson Clarke officiating. DALLAIRE, Rita On Thursday, March 27, 1975, Rita Daigneault, of Prince Ottawa, age 55; dear sister of Robert, of Ottawa; Rheal, of Hull; Mrs.

Lionel Godin (Yvette), of Gatineau Point; 'i-Mrs. Rheal Imbleau (Pau- lette), of Montreal and very dear friend of Alfred Longpre. Resting at Racine Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 7 Fairmont Ave. Funeral on Saturday, March 29 to St. Bonaventure Church at 8.30 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame, Ottawa. FORD, Marvin In hospital, on Thursday, March 27, 1975, Marvin Ford, beloved hus band of Gloria Mace, 29 Longwood Bells Corners; father of Peter, Kelly and Andrew; son of Mrs. Myrtle Ford, Ont. Resting Hulse and Play fair, West Chapel, 1098 Byron Ave. Service on Saturday at 10.30 a.m.

Interment cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday. Those desiring to send a memorial tribute may donate to the charity of their choice. Deaths GAUTHIER, Laura Eva ff, the result of an accident, on Wednesday, March 26, 1975, Laura Eva Hannah, wife of the late Gerald J.

Gauthier, 909 Pinecrest in her S8th year; mother of Mrs. Keith Smiley (Gail), Gary, Greg and Gerry, all' of Ottawa; sister of Norman Hannah, of Ottawa; Mrs. George Chamberlain, Kazabazua and Mrs. Ida Wilson, of Low, Que. Resting Hulse and Playfair, West Chapel, 1098 Byron Ave.

Service on Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Kazabazua, Que. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-10 Friday. GAUTHIER, Gerald J. (Ted) As the result of an accident, Wednesday, March 26, 1975, Gerald J.

Gauthier, husband of the late Laura Hannah, 909 Pinecrest in his 64th year; father of Mrs. Keith Smiley (Gail), Gary, Greg and Gerry, all of Ottawa; brother of Mrs. Cecelia, Mrs. Alex Brown and Mrs. Arthur Torrie, all of Kazabazua, Miss Vera and Mrs.

Merrill Davis, of Ottawa. Resting Hulse and Play-fair, West Chapel, 1098 Byron Ave. Service Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Kazabazua, Que. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

Friday. HUMMEL, Lome Duncan In hospital on Monday, March 21, 1975, Lome Hummel, beloved husband of Evelyn Gray, of 43 Second in his 57th year, dear brother of is s.Dorothy HummeL of Chesterville, Mrs. Carlisle Torrence (Mary) of Bruce Mines; Mrs. Thomas Holmes (Joyce), of Mountain; Donald, Charles and James Chesterville; predeceased by a sister, Mrs: Gus Plousos (Jessie). Resting Veitch Draper Limited, 703 Bank St.

at Glebe Avenue (Carling) until noon Thursday. The de- ceasedTvili theirbe taketno i the Vice and Craig Limited Funeral Home, 24 Queen Chesterville, where service will be held on Friday at 2 p.nii-Iflterment"Map!e Ridgei LESSARD, Mary Cecilia At -the Royal -Victoria Hospital," Montral, on Wednesday, March 26, 1975, Mary Cecilia Earle, wife' of the late Achille Andre Lessard, dear -mother of Denise (Mrs. Frank Mul- 1 i Montreal; Mariette (Mrs. John DeMercado), of Ottawa, and Jacqueline (Mrs. Gerald Shulman), Uxbridge; sister of Kenneth Earle, Brockville.

Resting at the Blair and Son Funeral Home, IS West Gore Perth, from 2 p.m. Friday, March 28. Libra will be conducted in St. John's Church, Perth, Saturday, March 29 at 10 a.m. Interment St.

John's cemetery. McCARTNEY, Alice Entered into rest on Wednesday, March 26, 1975, Alice Carroll, beloved wife of Gordon Mc-C a dear mother of Freda (Mrs. G. E. McKin-ley), Mariotick; Lila (Mrs.

B. H. Blandford, a and Robert St. Catharines; predeceased by two sons, Donald and Douglas; also survived by 11 grandchildren. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St.

Service at Holy Rosary Church, on Saturday at 10 a.m. Literment Capital Memorial Gardens. NOLAN, Patrick John In hospital on Tuesday, March 25, 1975, Patrick John Nolan, age 42, of 1275 Emperor beloved husband of Minerva Flannery, dear father of Dar-lene, Dwy.ie and Shawn, beloved son of John Nolan and the late Kathleen (Redmond) Nolan, dear brother of Bill, Robert, David, Gerald, Bar-b a a Betty (Mrs. Erwin Shields) and Mrs. Bonnie Dal-man; predeceased by Beatrice and Ronald.

Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St. (Centre Town). Funeral Friday to Our Lady of the Visitation Church, South Gloucester for service at 10.30 a.m. Interment parish cemetery. Funeral mass Monday, at 10.30 a.m.

at South Gloucester. FRED N. GARRETT FUNERAL SERVICE A quiet, courteous, dependable service since 1938 MODERATE RATES 233-4773 SU SOMERSET STREET WEST Journal Subscription Rates SINSJ.6 COPY PRICE: Wek0avs isc'Saturdsv 55c. MAIL i trv! wk, ($00 irtontn or ISO 00 vtar Mlvsrsi anv-vrhsft. Saluroay only SOe vtk or US.00 a Br CARRIER: $44.30 a vsor or ISc svtsk.

I 3. Deaths ORANGE, N. Frederick Sud denly in hospital, Wednesday, March 26, 1975, N. Frederick Orange (Fred), of Poltimore, age 72 years, husband of Gwendolyn Palmer (Gwen), father of Mrs. Dale Brown Betty), Buckingham; Campbell Orange of Cantley, Mrs.

Alex Gowling (Joan), of RR No. 1, Wilsons Corners, Que. Winston Orange of Touraine, Russell E. Orange, Hull, sisters Hazel L. Orange, Ottawa; Mrs.

E. A. MacMillan (May), Fullerton, Mrs. Kenneth F. Squires (Emily), Albany, N.Y.; one brother, Russell J.

Orange, Poltimore, Que. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Resting Lionel Emond and Sons, at 271 St. Joseph's Hull, i Visitation Thursday, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Friday 1 p.m.

to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Funeral to Christ Church, Poltimore, Saturday at 11 a.m. In- terment in adjoining cemetery.

PATOVIRTA, Esko In hospital on Tuesday, March 25, 1975, Esko Patovirta, beloved husband of Aino Nurmi, 584 Lisgar in his 51st year, father of Susan, Leila, Mark, of Ottawa, and Seppo, Vancouver, B.C. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Service on Saturday at 9.30 a.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. PETROVICH, Thomas On Thursday, March 27, 1975, Thomas Petrovich, age 62, of 1 Arundel husband of Anita Cada, dear father of Anita.

Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St. W. (Centre Town) where friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. Funeral service Saturday in the cljapel at 9 a.m.

interment Notre Dame cemetery. ROSSI. Guiseppe In hospital, i mr Wednesday; 1975, Guiseppe Rossi, age 65, of 214 Cambridge beloved, husband of Celestina Franchi; dear father orGIovahni of Carlsbad Mario and Laura Mario Zucconi), both of Ottawa; lear brother of Giovanni and Ida (Mrs. Luigi Gonzaga), both of Italy; also survived by three grandchildren. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St.

West (Centre Town), where friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. Funeral arrangements to be completed. SHILES, E. D.

John Bartley W. (retired Major) Suddenly, in hospital, on Thursday, March 27, 1975, John Bartley Shiles, beloved husband of Mildred Hauth, 2746 Cassels in his 67th year. Resting Hulse and Playfair, West Chapel, 1098 Byron Ave. Service at St. Stephen's Church on Saturday, at 10 a.m.

Inter-m Pembroke Lutheran cemetery, in the spring. SNIDER, John In hospital on Wednesday, March 26, 1975, John Snider, age 72, of RR 3, Richmond, husband of the late Elizabeth Mahala, dear brother of Percy, Carp; Victor, of Ohio; Edward, Brampton; George, Calgary; Florence (Mrs. Edward Dumais), of Ottawa; Isabel (Mrs. Charles Evans), Flori da; Gladys (Mrs. Edward Schmidt), Ohio; Dolly (Mrs.

Hall), of Streetsville; and Violet (Mrs. Trumafi Lee), of Ottawi: Also sifr- vived by several nieces ana nephews. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St. (Centre Town). Funeral service Saturday in the chapel at 10 a.m.

Interment Pinecrest cemetery, Rev. Jack Birtch officiating. McEVOY SHIELDS" FUNERAL DIRECTORS 232-5337 QUALIFIED IN EVERY ASPECT OF FUNERAL SERVICE 6p.m.CK0Y Nw and onnounctmenti HULSE PLAYFAIR LIMITED BOWER, Wilbert U. FORD, Marvin PATOVIRTA. Esko McCartney, aiics SHILES, E.

D. John Borllty W. (Retired Major) GAUTHIER. Lours Evo GAUTHIER, Gerald (Tedl Ctntral Chapel West Chapel 233-1143 728-176) Deaths SPANO, Lillian In hospital on Tuesday, March 25, 1975, Lillian Celeste Buccino, age 74, beloved wife of Anthony Spano, of 33 George St. dear mother of Joseph, Earl, George, Violet (Mrs.

Domenic Forcelini), Margaret (Mrs. Ernest Milner) and Jean (Mrs. Joseph Tegano); dear sister Mrs. Mary Manza, Teresa (Mrs. Fred Ashe) and Dinalda.

Predeceased by bro thers Joseph, Nicky and Vito, and sisters Mrs. Carmella Pill a and Mrs. Lucy Ragaini. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset St. (Cen tre Town).

Funeral Saturday to St. Anthony's Church at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. TAYLOR, Mabel On Tuesday, March 25, 1975, Mabel Glendenning, wife of the late B. Ernest Taylor; mother of Ernest, Beverly, Constance, Kingsley and June; also sur vived by seven grandchildren.

A private funeral was, held from Hulse and Playfair West Chapel. WHITFIELD, Patricia Elizabeth Li Ottawa Wednesday, March 26, 1975, Elizabeth Innes, age 41, beloved wife of Cameron Whitfield, 436 Ath- lone and dear mother of Sarah. A private" family ser vice was held from the Tubman Funeral Home on lost. ALASKAN Malomoto (husky) 10 weeks old, grey, male, Metcalfe orto. Re ward, jonn, BLACK part spantel, snswsrs to "Do do, VICimTY oisncoim.

ib lar. Reward. Ask lor Tim Bsll. Ij-isil attar 6 o.m.l 231-4343 days. CAIRN Tsrrlsr, block, Belalr-Copolsnd r- .1.

OOfil CHARM bracelet, silver, Monday. Marcn 10. oeTween em, ury" NotHy Suianno Ovorton, 995-730B; coneu. tiockey helmetBar. oars Ann aeon wtim, 4542.

ELEPHANT hair bangle with gold trim mings, sennmeniai vaiw. wwnaiv, V92-6251; after 4, 2M-4221. LsUalepbOM booJt.Tuday -JlktH GERMAN Shspherd, temalo (Hexle), black ano ion, sman. aug, in Vicinity Old Almonto Rd. ond Dwyer Hill Rd.

1-JS4-2044. GOLD enerm bracelet lost Micro, systems Centre. Reword 82S-7S9L LOST 3anuary year old lemale po- berman, oieck'rusi. Reward. 23S-S386.

MINIATURE COLLIE, vicinity Boyer urieons. iwmi w. PURPLE wallet purse. Keep money bur piease tan WHITE femals Somoyed dog, "Loulou." sioo roworo, kooui. days, 771-7726 evenings i-om, WHITE mole Afghan dog, tattoo WRIST wotch, gold TlmeK, mons, expo si on band.

Between Lourler-Queen. Reward. 74S-3249. Found BLACK end Whits est, vicinity Shopper City test enq, BLACK dog. temole.

Lower town oreo, trlehdly, well trolned, tleo colior. 722- 5146. MALE part Garman shepherd approxl- lar, Nepesn Lyon Streets, seems to onswer to Mlckeyl 236-1762. MIXED poodle, blonds, found Pinecrest area, tci-iw j. FAlVTlack bifocals corner- Heron Rd.

Alio Vlsto Dr. F. McKsnna, 1405 Heron Rd. 73f-4jo. SECORD Avenue, Heron Pork, Jady's yellow goia Stone missina.

''2Z- 35MM CAMERA, Chstssu Ball Room, Marcn 21. 4J-. 2 RINGS, 1 diamond. 1 blrthstone. 6S4-5364, THryvp- 13.

In Membrioms DOHERTY in loving memory oto oiar unLivt ivi away March W. 1969. The pain ha bora so ptlantly. for such a wwry while. He kept hit sweetnes to the end, a brove and loving write.

And when God called him to, himself and hushed hH heart to sleep- So peaceful wes hi dear sweet it seemed a sheme to weep. He left us quietly his thouohts unknown, But he left us memory we are proud to own, So please treasure him Lord in your garden of rest, For when on earth he was one of thB Sodly missed, Barbara Ann. iauim mstmarv of a dear rw4 hrnthr. Donald Doig. who passed away March 57, 1973.

As time unfolds another year, Memories keep him ever near, Silent thoughts of times together Hold memories that will last torevef: Mom, Dad, Sisters end Brother. HUTCH INGS tn loving memory of Ross. W. Hutchlngs, who passed away March 37, Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near.

Loving Wife Audrey; Daughter Wanda, her husband David, Grandchildren Wendy and Stephen Philpott. HUTT In loving memory of dear mother, wary jane nun, wno peswu away March 21, 1973. God knew that she was suffering. That the hills were hard to climb. So He closed her weary eyelids And whispered, "Peace be thine." Away in the beautiful hills of God, By the valley of rest so fair.

Some time, some day, we knew not when We will meet our loved one there. Betty and Albert. HUTT In loving memory of a deer grandmother, Mary Jane Hutt, wr passed away March 21, 1973. The rolling stream of life flows on, But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice and smile Of one who once sat there. Larry and Barry.

JONES In loving memory of a dear husband and (other, Alexander H. Jones, who passed away March 27, 1971. Till memory fades and life departs You live forever In our hearts. Wife Pearl, Heather, Sandra. KNIPE In loving memory of our dad.

Kenneth Kiipe, who passed away March 77, 1973. And while he lies in peaceful sieeo. His memory we shall always keep. Your sons Jack and Ron. In Memoriam KNIPE In loving memory of a dear husoand Kenneth, who passed away March 27, 1973.

God knew that he was suffering. That the hils were hard to climb. So He closed his weary eyelids And whispered, "Peace be thina." Lovingly remembered, Margie. KNIPE In loving memory of dear Uncle Ken and brother-in-law. Ken 1973iP' Wh paS Mrcn God saw Uncle ken getting weary.

He did what Ha saw best. He put His arms around him. And whispered "Come and Rest." Lovingly remembered. Dorothy and Family. LAHEY In loving memory of a dear Deep In our hearts a memory Is kept.

To treasure, to love, but never forget. Juno ond Nell. LEMIRE In loving memory of dear father, Gerald Lemlro, who passed away March 27, l73. Nothing can over take away The love heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps him near.

Remembered by his children. MURPHY In loving memorv f- husbond and father and grandfa- who The rolling stream of life flows on. But still the vacant chair. Recalls the love, the voice and smile Of one who once sat there. Love, Marguerite, Terry, Susan, Mory Ann and Grand children Shannon.

Sean, Stephanie, Jeffrey, Gregory, Son I a and Jennifer. ROUBLE In loving memory of a ill, 1 II this Rouble, who passed sway on March 37, 1967. The blow wos greot, the shock severei We little thought his death so near. Only those that have lost can tell The sorrow of parting without farewell. Tony and Mary Rouble.

SELL In loving memory of a dear fa- Mirer, aiW. Silent Is the voles we loved to heart Too far away for sight or speech. But not too lar for thought to reach. Sweet to remember him who ones was here, as who, though absent ust Daughter Jean and Family. loving memory of our Jear mother, Jessie A.

Sleacy, who passed awcy March 27, lw, and our oeor brother, James B. Steocy, who passeJ eway March 11, l5l "wi as dead Who walk with us no more Along tne oath of life we treadt They have but gone before. Doughters, Rete, Joane, Jessie ond Families. WALSH In memory of a very dear friend, Mrs. Alice Walsh, who passed away March 28, 1966.

Love's greatest gift Remembrance. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford, Dorothy, Gayo and -4 15. Cards of Thanks DENVISON II Is with fheTlhcerest gratitude wo express to our many friends, our appreciation of their kindly expressions of esteem in the floral -tokens and words of svmoathv which came to us In our bereavement In the loss of a betoved wife ond mother.

These tangible expressions of sympo thy have helped to lighten our burden of sorrow. Wes Dennisofi and Family. 16. Funeral Jirectors RACINE, Robert and Gauthier Recfd. 2J7-36H0 260 Besserer, 300 Fairmont; 259 St.

Patrick! 101 Nolrs Dame. 17a. Cemetery Lots FOR IALI CEMETERY lot containing 2 spaces at capital Memorial Gardens, pnons S29-6566. 20. Florists FINE'S FLOWERS LIMITED HOW TO-MAKE THE DAY A LITTLE BRIGHTER: SHARE SOME FLOWERS 737-0750 29.

Druggists Open Good Friday WEST ENO (NtPIAN ARIA) GREENBANK Chemists, corner Knox-dale and Greenbank Road. Open Good Friday ot II a.m. WEST IND (NEPEAN ARIA) SOUTHGATE Phormacv, 1516 Merlvole Open Good Friday 11 a.m. .4 p.m You have a friend at Southoate. WEST IND SHOPPERS City Pharmacy.

1377 Wry. droffe at Boseline Road. Open Good Friday 10 a.m.-6 m. SHOPPER'S DRUG MART 1130 BANK ST. at Walktay Road.

Open Good Friday 12 noon-S p.m. WEST END' PAYETTE Drug Mart Lancaster Plata, 1517 Merivele Rd. Open Good Frldoy a.m -6 p.m. CANTERBURY PHARMACY 2213 ARCH St. at Canterbury, open 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

733-9292. CENTRE TOWN THRIFTY Druo Mrt. 204 Bonk St. Vlit J72J. OpenGood Friday, CENTRE TOWN MUSGROVE DA.

Pharmacy, 241 nnk open noon to p.m. 232-3771. 35. Where to Go FULTON'S Sugar Bush and Pancake Ho-i open March 72 for seeson, weekends and holidays. Horse sleigh rides.

Flreploce wood (birch). Sap pre-neater for evaoorator In use see In ooeratlon. Off Highway 29, Co-darhlll Rd. Fotlowslgns. McEWEN Pancake House, situated on "Lanark County Rood No.

10, 1. south of Ferguson's Falls, open week ends 10-6. Telephone 1-259-5277. 38. Nursing Homes NEW RETIREMENT FACILITIES STEFF KIM Lodge Is expending end Improving facilities for spring and summer residency Info, 234-0590.

REST HOMI PRIVATE, semi and wart) avertable. City. Reasonable rates. I24-79M, Mr. Brownlee.

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