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37th Vancouver. in his 82nd year. Survived his loving wife, Saran Elizaby beth: 1 son. Edward. Vancouver.

and 3 grandchildren. Susan. Gregory Kenneth. Funeral service Friday. February 26.

at 3 p.m.. in the of the Flowers at Little Chapel Forest Lawn. Grandview Highway and Royal Oak Avenue. Rev. WalLittle officiating.

Interment ter Forest Lawn Memorial Park. FOR EST LAWN MORTUARY Funeral Directors in charge. BECKETT On Beckett, February aged 23. 1965. Kate Edith 92 years.

Formerly of 2004 Haro St. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Coast Deceased. at one time was the Tennis champion. Funeral Thursday.

February at ton p.m. Mortuary, in the Fraser St. at Hamil- 38th Chapel of Rev. J. W.

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to 9 P.M. SUNDAY for all Monday editions MU 4-7141 for a courteous Want Ad taker DEATHS WALKER- Passed away February 23, 1965. in Lions Gate Hospital, Leslie Macfarlane in his 79th year, late of 2428 Haywood Avenue, West Vancouver. Survived by his sons. Stewart Kelowna: James Vancouver; Robert L.

(Bud), San Francisco and 8 grandchildren. Funeral service, Friday, February 26 at p.m. from St. Stephen's Church, 22nd and Marine, Vancouver with Rev. C.

F. Wilkins officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Hollyburn Funeral Home, funeral directors in charge. ZANATTA On February 23, 1965, Giovannina.

beloved wife of Antonio of 2880 E. 22nd Ave. also Dino; survived by Carlo 1 son, Joseph brother, Cleri, Vancouver; 1 brother and 2 sisters in Italy. 2 grandchildren. Prayers Friday evening, 8 p.m.

at The Bell Funeral Chapel. Funeral Saturday, February 27 at 9 a.m. from The Bell Funeral Home, 2746 Hastings St. to Sacred Heart brated Church. Requiem high mass celeFather at 9:15 a.m.

by Rev. J. Della Torre. Entomb- ment. The Abbey, Ocean View.

10 FUNERAL NOTICES Eileen McArthur. Secretary. 12 CARDS OF THANKS The members of Victory Lodge No. 94. A.F.

A.M. are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother. John Evans on Thursday, February 25. 1965. at a.m..

at the Mount Pleasant Funeral. Chapel, 306 E. 11th Ave. D. Valrich.

W.M. E. Pinkerton, Secretary. Officers and Members Zarah Temple No. Daughters of the Nile.

are requested to attend the funeral of the late 'Lyn' Kyle. at 2:00 p.m.. on Thursday, February 25, in at Mount Pleasant Chapel, Kingsway Eleventh. -Verna Browning, Queen Elsie Thornley, Recorder Officers and Members of Acacia Court No. 10 Order of the Amaranth are requested to attend the funeral of our late member.

H. L. Lyn Kyle, PRM. in Mount Pleasant Chapel, Kingsway at 11th on Thursday, February 25, 1965 at 2 p.m. Beatrice Mawby, R.M.

We wish to thank our many relatives and friends for their floral tributes, kindness and sympathy in our recent bereavement in the loss of a dear husband, father and brother, John L. Brown. Special thanks to Padre Little, Shaughnessy Hospital staff and doctors who attended my husband, also Dr. Thompson. -Mrs.

John L. Brown and family and sisters. felt We thanks wish to for the express our heartwords of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our beloved husband, father, son and brother. Special thanks to Dr. Gerian.

Dr. Kavanagh. Dr. Rowden and the Sisters and nurses of St. Paul's Hospital.

-Mrs. M. Kukkola and family, Mrs. H. Kukkola, Mrs.

E. Kukkola. Mrs. E. Moyer.

Mrs. A. Firth, Mrs. D. Hurring.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received at the loss of a beloved husband. father, and grandfather, Allan Skene, -Mrs. Allan Skene and family, We desire to thank our friends for their kindness. words of sympathy and floral offerings in our late bereavement in the loss of a dear mother, Mrs. Charlotte Finlay.

-Mrs, Agnes Spence. Peter, Tom, Alex and James Finlay. I wish to thank my friends neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and for the floral tributes received by me during the illness wife. and especially loss cf thank my the beloved I Friendship Rehekah Lodge No. 52 for their services.

Sidney R. Bell. We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their kind expressions of and beautiful floral -Elizabeth Puhze and family, offerings. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of hers of Little Mountain Lodge No. sympathy.

Special thanks to mem60 and Rev. Turpin. -Nancy Moorhouse and family, 16 IN MEMORIAM BROWN In loving memory of beloved mother and grandmother Helen Brown. who passed away February 24, 1962. For her.

life more abundant; For us, a guiding star. -Deeply missed hy her daughters. Alexandria. Helen and Anne, sons-in-law and grandchildren. 116 IN MEMORIAM of husband and father, CONNERS -In loving memory Samuel Conners who passed away February 24.

1964. The rolling stream of life rolls on, But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the smile the one who once sat there. Ever remembered by his and family. CONNERS -In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather. Samuel Conners, who passed away on February 24, 1964.

One year has passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away, God took him home, it was His will; Within our hearts he liveth still. -Ever remembered, Tom, Muriel and family. SUKLE4 -In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, John Suklea, who passed away February 24, 1964. More and more each day we miss him, Friends may think the wound is healed. But they little know the sorrow Lies within or hearts concealed.

-His loving wife Barbara, daughter Shirley, son-in-law Adam and grandchildren. dear TRAIN- wife -In loving memory Janet of a and mother. Train, who passed away February 24, 1964. In our home she is fondly remembered. Sweet memories cling to her name Those who loved her In life sincerely, Still love her in death just the same.

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Gertrude, 1890 19. 1965, late of 4793 Pacific of Josenh Beier, West Survived 6th Highway, Cloverdale. Survived Avenue, aged 56 years. Mrs. I.

Lind- 2 sons. Harry of Cloverdale, also by 1 daughter, son, Joseph; 5 Hong Jam in China: 4 grandchilgrandchildren. Vancouver. Prayers dren at Cloverdale. Funeral service Wednesday evening 7:30 in the Saturday, February Co.

27, at 10 a.m. 304 West Broadway. Requiem Mass Dunlevy Rev. Y. N.

Kwan Kearney Funeral Chapel, 1096 in Armstrong Chapel. B.C. Thursday. February 25 at 10 a.m., officiating. Interment Ocean View St.

Augustine's Church, 7th Ave. Cemetery. and Maple in MASON February 23, 1965, Rev. Father North Keighley Vancouver celebrant. Cemetery.

Interment Charles Albert Mason, 4511 Stonehaven Avenue, Deep Cove, North Vancouver. in his 74th year. SurEditor BOYCE Passed away in Chil- vived by Vincent his loving and 2 wife Ethel; grandsons. his Editor liwack hospital, February 22. son, Private funeral service in BURMgr.

1965. Florence wife Boyce, of aged William RARD CHAPEL, Lonsdale Avenue 59 years, loving at 12th Street, Thursday, Febru46460 Strathcona Road. 5 ary 25, at 1:30 p.m., Rev. C. Chilliwack; also survived by Rich- Anderson officiating.

Cremation. daughters. Mrs. E. Moore.

mond; U.S.A.: Mrs. J. Veregin. Kansas, MacDONALD On 23. mond: F.

C. Scheirer, Alexon, Burnaby; Rich- 1965, Edith Mae, MacDonald Mrs. Earles Vancouver. SurE. Aspen.

Vancouver: 1 son, vived by 2 sons. Raymond Sneve Mrs. William, Richmond; Vancouver and David of Burns Richmond; 10 grandchildren: 1 brother in brothers Lake: also 2 sisters, Mrs. Irene 1 brother in Zealand. Ireland and Deceased 2 was a Manchester and Mrs.

Lorraine the member of the Richmond Order Howell. both of Vancouver. Fuof the Eastern Star. Funeral Sery- neral service will be held in the rates ice Friday, February 26, at 1:30 Mount Pleasant Chapel, Kingsway page p.m. in the Chapel of RICHMOND at 11th Ave.

on Friday, February FUNERAL HOME. 842 Cambie 26, at 2 p.m., Rev. D. R. Gostelow the Road, Richmond.

Rev. F. E. Run- officiating. Cremation to follow.

nalls, D.D., officiating. Interment Flowers gratefully declined. Valley View. In lieu of flowers McDONALD- -Passed away Febre- please make donations to B.C. to Cancer Society.

ruary 22, 1965, Josephine Theresa. paid beloved wife of William B. Mcbox Donald of 3555 West 29th Avenue. -February 21. 1965.

in her 81st year. Also survived Matiida Jane Carroll, of 80 W. by 2 sons. and Miss Noel Bill. both of the 20th aged years.

Sur- Vancouver: 5 daughters, the vived by" 2. daughters. Mrs. J. Genieve McDonald.

Mrs. J. R. (Margaret) Kelly and Mrs. Nora 1 Mrs.

(Loretta) J. F. (Eileen) McLachlan, Foran, Vancouver; Mrs. R. both (Anita) Rudy and Miss Joanne Fairbairn, of Vancouver; son, Reginald.

Chase, B.C.: 12 McDonald all of Los Angeles, grandsons; 2 granddaughters; 2 sisters, 13 grandchildren: 1 greatgreat -grandchildren; granddaughter: 2 sisters. Mrs. Lilian, Nova Scotia: Lila, Michi- Francis Kennedy, Chicago, as gan. Private funeral service was Miss Anne Lunney, Ottawa. Ont.

the held Wednesday, February 24 at Prayers Wednesday evening at 7:30 11 a.m. in the CHAPEL OF in the Immaculate Conception for CHIMES. Harron Bros. 10th Church. 3776 West 28th Avenue.

Ave. and Ontario Rev. Canon where Requiem Mass will be celeor F. A. Ramsey, C.D..

officiated. In- brated on Thursday at 10 a.m.. terment Ocean View Burial Park. Rev. Paul Foran celebrant.

Interment Ocean View Burial Park. for Simmons McBride Funeral DiDAVEY On February 21, 1965. rectors in charge. in Shaughnessy Hospital. James 73.

Henry Davey of his Abbotsford, wife, Louise; aged Hospital, MOODY- At Victoria, the on Royal February Jubilee is Survived by step-children, Mrs. Keith Joyce 22, 1965. Mrs. Hetty Ella Moody Stephenson, Victoria; Mar- of 3600 Crestview Road. Oak Bay, shall, Calgary; 1 sister, Mrs.

Victoria, a resident there since six Lillian White, Alberni; 1. brother, 1943. formerly of Vancouver and Albert Davey, Powell River. Mr. Saskatoon.

She leaves her husDavey was a retired B.C. Police band. George; daughter, Donna, constable some years in Victoria: 1 sister. Sarah Henheld the championship ley of Toronto: 4 brothers. Wilshooting Washington.

liam, Vanderhoof. B.C.: Edward, A family service was Rev. Nipawin, Norman, SaskaVancouver. Crematorium. Helen's Anglican toon: David.

Ancaster, also Westminster of- nieces and nephews. She was a Scott of St. Church, South Funeral graduate of Saskatoon City HosHome, ficiated. Abbotsford. Henderson's directors.

pital and a former public health nurse at Haney and Mission, B.C., and was also a member of CadEDWARDS On Febru- boro Bay United Church. Victoria. ary 22, 1965. Fred Ed- Funeral service in McCall Bros. wards of 1391 East 55th Floral Chapel.

Victoria on aged 78 years. day. Februarv 25 at 3 p.m., Rev. Survived by 5 brothers. C.

Leighton Streight and Rev. E. Charles, Vancouver; Howard, Rich- Laura Butler officiating. Interlea. Ted.

Saskatoon, ment Royal Oak Burial Park. Wilfred, Victoria: Stanley, Cal- Flowers gratefully declined. gary; 1 sister, Miss Margaret Friends, if desired. may contriwards, R.N.. Vancouver.

Mr. Ed- bute to the Heart Fund. 1900 wards served with the Canadian Fort Victoria. Field Artillery, World War One. and was charter and life mem- RICHARDS On Feba ber of the Royal Canadian Legion ruary 20.

1965. William branch in Eston, Saskatchewan. Ash Vale Richards of later transferring to the Mount 10471-127th North Pleasant branch No. 177 in Van- Surrey, aged 77 years. couver.

Rev. G. Turpin, D.D.. will Survived by his wife Irene: conduct the funeral service in the daughter, Mrs. P.

W. Hopkins, Mount Picasant Chapel, Butte, Montana, U.S.A.: 3 grandat 11th on Thursday, Feb- sons: 1 brother in England and ruary 25, at 3 p.m. Cremation to sister in Toronto. Deceased served follow. Flowers gratefully de- as and Lt.

in 2nd Battalion clined. Guards. Graveside service Friday. February 26. at Veterans Memorial Park, leaving Surrey FuGROUT- Jessie Carrick, widow neral Home.

13288-108th Ave. at of Doug A. Grout, passed away 2. p.m. Rev.

Canon F. A. Ramsey February 23, 1965, in hospital, at officiating. Edmonton, Alberta, aged 73 years. Survived by 4 sons, Raymond Montreal: Douglas Edmonton: -Passed away FebruNorman Vancouver: Alan ary 23.

1965. in Carleton Place. Seattle: 2 daughters, Mrs. Shirley Ontario, Helen Latimer. wife of E.

Rein, San Francisco; Mrs. Joan William A. Riddell. formerly of Fay Peters, Whitehorse. Funeral Vancouver.

Funeral to be held service Thursday, February 25 at February 25 in Carleton Place, Edmonton. Interment Capilano Cemetery. CORRECTION ROBERTSON Februry 22, 21, 1965, 1965, Susan Patterson Scott RobHARPER February ertson, beloved wife of James T. in Phoenix, Arizona, George Mar- Robertson, 1315 Madison Street, tin Harper, beloved husband of North Burnaby, in her 69th Mary Constance Harper of 753A Also survived by 1 daughter, Mrs. year.

Phoenix, Vancouver. formerly of E. H. M. (Elizabeth) Gautschi, E.

Moreland, 2877 W. 23rd, CremaBurnaby; 3. grandchildren; 1 sistion. ter, Mrs. Gilmore, Burnaby; 1 brother.

Archibald Scott, Scotland. Reverend D. Chalmers conducted HULL- Suddenly on February the funeral service in the Mount 21, 1965 in Portland, Oregon, Pleasant Chapel. Kingsway at Ronald Alfred Hull of 7110 Pat- 11th Avenue on Wednesday, Febterson Avenue, South Burnaby, in ruary 24, at 10 a.m. Cremation.

his 54th wife. year. Survived by his SANDS Passed away Februloving Sheila; 2 sons. ary, 21, 1965. Clara Emma, widow Ronnie and Michael; daughters, home: John Sands of 6841 Adera St.

Melodee and Patricia, all at Survived by 2 sons. Bernard W. also brothers, Edward, George Doerr. Petrolia, Basil A. and James.

Vancouver: 4 sisters, Sands. Vancouver; 2 daughters, Mrs. Brambleby, Mrs. Mayand Mrs. J.

McCallum, D. M. (Anne) Robertson, Vancouver, California. Mrs. W.

Funeral Oliver. service Oak- (Margaret) Worster, and Vancouver: Mrs. F. 9 Thursday, February. CENTRAL 25, 1965 at McMurray: grandchildren; 1 1 sister, brother, Mrs.

Michael Albert CHAPEL p.m. 4061 Kingsway, Rev. Monohan, 1:30 in PARK both of Toronto. FuHugh Irwin officiating. Cremation.

neral service Thursday at 10 a.m. in Simmons McBride Funeral Chapel, Broadway at Maple IRONMONGER Pass- Rev. Smith officiating. ed away February 21, Interment Mt. View Cemetery.

1965, in Shaughnessy Hospital, Robert Iron- SAUNDERS- Passed peacefully monger of 1111 Jervis away on February 22, 1965, a St. St. in his 80th year. Survived by Paul's Hospital, Lucy Eleanor, his loving wife, Annie: daughter, widow of the late Robert Edward Mrs. Nellie San Diego, Saunders of 1271 Renfrew granddaughter.

Deborah formerly of Winnipeg in her 94th Lynne; brother. Thomas of Chilli- year. Survived by 2 daughters, wack. Several nieces and nephews. Anne and Alice of Vancouver.

and 1 Close friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. son.

William: 2 grandchildren Loader and Mr. and Mrs. George 2 great-grandchildren of WinniL. Forster of Vancouver. Served peg; 2 brothers, Lewis and James with the 79th Battalion in World Burden.

Victoria. Service Friday, War 1. Funeral service Thursday, February 26 at 10 a.m. from the February 1:30 p.m. in Nunn Funeral Home, 2746 E.

Hastand Thomson's Chapel, 10th Ave. ings Rev. R. Birch officiating. and Cambie St.

Rev. Walter Little Interment Mountain View. officiating. Cremation. Flowers gratefully declined.

SCOTT- away February 21. 1965, Ada Kate, widow of Guy Scott of 550 North Esmond Street, KAUFMAN-Passed away Feb- North Burnaby in her 51st vear. ruary 22, 1965, at his residence, Survived by 1 daughter, Barbara, George Charles Kaufman of Mis- at home; her father, George Allen sion, B.C.. in his 76th year. Sur- Hardy, Burnaby: 3 brothers, Sidvived by his loving wife, Amy; 3 ney A.

Hardy, Burnaby; Arthur sons. Arnold. Richmond, Glen. L. Hardy, North Vancouver; Penticton.

Lloyd. Mission: 6 George C. Hardy, Burnaby; 2 sisdaughters, Mrs. Wm. Tifenback.

ters. Mrs. A. (Mabel) McCartney, Surrey, Mrs. J.

Schartenberg. Van- Burnaby; Mrs. G. (Wynne) Smilcouver Island. Mrs.

Louise Moses, lie, Burnaby. Deceased was a Waldron, Mrs. John Huber, member of Women's Auxiliary Funeral to Burnaby, Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Douglas United Church. Burquitiam, Mrs.

Peter Charles, service Thursday. February 25 at Mission: 1 sister. Mrs. Dora Mar- 3 p.m. in the Rose Chapel at Fortin.

U.S.A.: 25 grandchildren: 3 est Lawn. Grandview Highway great Funeral serv- and Royal Oak Avenue. Rev. R. ice Friday.

February 26 at 1:30 Moses officiating Interment Forp.m. from the Chapel of the Mis- est Lawn Memorial Park. FOREST sion Funeral Home. Mr. Haroid LAWN MORTUARY funeral direcStewart officiating.

Interment tors in charge. Hatzic Cemetery. SLEGGS In Vancouver. February 21. 1965.

Harold Dale Sleggs KNIGHT Dorothy Kathleen of 884 East Survived 58th Avenue, aged 68 Lillian K1 ight on February 22, years. by his loving Predeceased by her hushand, wife. Dorothy; 2 brothers. Cecil. 1965.

22. 1938. Sur- Jamaica, and Gordon. Scotland: Abel on February vived by her 7 children, Squadron sister. Mary.

World England. I. Deceased Knight of Royal served in War Royal Leader Talbot Air Force. Borneo, Ronald Knight. Canadian Regiment overseas.

London. England. Edward of Vie- service will be Church. held 4580 in toria. Arthur.

Nanaimo, Patricia Beaconsfield United Knight. Mrs. Harry C. Doll (Betty), Gothard Street. 27 at 3:30 Vancouver out Mrs.

Dexter W. E. p.m.. Rev. George Thomson offiK.

Smith (Dorothy); Saturday. February 18 grandchildren. Rev. Lowe will conduct the funeral ciating. Body bequeathed to Uniservice the Mount Pleasant versity of British Columbia Kinesway and 11th Faculty of Medicine.

Chapel. Thursday, February 25 at 10 a.m. Flowers gratefully declined. Cremation. In lieu of flowers.

SMITH- -Passed away suddenly donations to the Mrs. February 23, 1965. William B.C. Heart Foundation appreciated. her hushand Smith of 3165 Dunbar St.

in his in the country church yard in 59th year. Survived by his loving Knight will rest with Bognor. Sussex. England. wife.

Hannah Dorothy; 2 sons. Donald and Kenneth; a daughter. Jean. all of Vancouver: brothers KYLE- -On February 21, and sisters in the East. Funeral 1965, Ellen Emily, beloved service Friday at 11 a.m.

in Simwife of Olav Kyle. of 444 mons McBride Funeral Chapel, West 14th Avenue, aged Broadway at Maple Street. Rev. 66 years. Also survived by 1 A.

L. Anderson officiating. Credaughter. Mrs. Merle Gage.

Van- mation Garden Chapel. Ocean couver: 1 son. Gordon Hangerud. View. In lieu of flowers Vancouver: 1 granddaughter, may be made to the B.C.

Heart Joyce: her mother. Mrs. E. E. Foundation.

Hicks. England: 3 brothers. Millard and Henry Hicks, England: -Passed away FebruJohn Hicks. Saskatoon, 3 ary 22. 1965, Will Vivian of 6576 sisters.

Mrs. Ethel MacDougall. vived by his loving wife. Adera St. in his 75th vear.

Sur-1 Vancouver: Mrs. John Jay and Ethel: Mrs. George Rex of England. Deson. William Place Vivian.

Vancouver: 1 daughter. Mrs. Leola ceased was a member of Daugh- Davison. West Vancouver: 2 grandters of the Nile and White Shrine: sons. Paul and Ross, grandPast Matron of Alexander Chapter daughter.

Jane: 1 brother. Victor. Eastern Star No. 6: Past Matron Fanny Bay, V.I.: 2 sisters. Mrs.

of Amaranth Acacia Court No. 10: Edith Larson. Sausalito. Past President of Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. Jeanette Williams.

Santa Canadian Legion No. 187: Past 1 nephew. Fredrick Regent Danzhters of Empire, Oldfield. Vancouver. The deceased R.A.F.

Jubilee Chapter and Re- was a member of the Native Sons bekah Daylight Lodge. Rev. W. of B.C. Royal Vancouver Yacht J.

Ellis will conduct the funeral Ciub. Vancouver Club. Funeral service the Mount Pleasant service Friday at 3 p.m. in SimChapel. Kingsway at 11th Avenue.

mons and McBride Funeral Chapel on Thursday. February 25. at 2 Broadway at Maple St. Rev. N.

D. p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers. B.

Larmonth. D.D, officiating Ce-idonations may be made to the Cremation. Garden Chapel. Ocean Cancer Fund. 24, 1965 in not for 50c Box Sun New 44 340 Box Box Box Box Fort Box Box 749 1260 4th Box Box Sun 310 Box 74 Port Box Port 4454 1275 744 Box 367 305 Box Box 2 26 LOST Feb.

14. Sealpoint neutered male Siamese. Vie. Bidwell Beach Ave. Red collar with bell identification.

Generous reward return or information leading return. 685-6667. Lady's handbag containing glasses, school papers around personal effects. lost Sat. eve.

bik. Main St. Reward. Ph. Gay, 731-3289.

Black dog with orange brownish markings, biege collar, answers to Ringo. HE 2989. Mate shepherd type pup, reddish-fawn, black muzzle, possibly injured, vic. 12th and Burrard, substantial reward. 738-8700.

$50 Reward, grey striped cat, white face, neck paws, orange tint, bet. Kingsway Broadway, TR 6-1596. Beagle- -brown, black and white. Vic. Douglas Hardwick.

CY 3366. Ger. shep. pup, 5 black, with silver and tan, nr. Chan.

TV. Lougheed Hwy. CY 9-3841. Lady Hamilton wrist -watch, vic. Broadway Maple bus stop.

683- 9759. Boy's glasses, black frames. Vic. David Thompson School. FA 5-0676.

Monday night, lost from car, lady's blue handbag, wallet, etc. Rew. HE 4-5183. Creamy white female Pekinese. Deer Lake area.

Reward. CY 8- 4940. Small brown briefcase, business papers. Reward. 685-5822.

Keys in leather case, vic. Hastings Abbott. 327-2494. North last week, girl's brown glasses. YU 8-4327.

Male Cocker Spaniel. Choc. brown. Nootka 25. 433-5415.

27 FOUND Female Collie cross. black. white brown at Sutherland white. brown leather collar School: male Terrier, cross, brown rabies tag. 4200 Capilano; male Collie cross.

dark brown to black, choke chain 4200 blk. Capilano: male Cocker cross. reddish brown. cross Cocker, black white. Ridgeway School: male Sheltie bushy tail.

Ridgeway School: female Cocker cross, black, Ridgeway School. North Van. Shelter, 1302 Main St. YU 8-7484. Female German Shepherd cross, black tan, wearing red leather bik.

collar; also her pup, in 100 East 4th; male cocker cross, black, wearing white plastic collar, at Westview School; male terrier cross, white with brown black, in 100 blk. East Kings, weeks ago. North Van. Shelter. 1302 Main Street, YU 8- 7484.

Female Shepherd cross Collie, black; male Shepherd cross. black, golden color; female German short-haired female Lab. Pointer, liver black. white: cross, weeks: male Peke, brown, purebred. Contact SPCA Animal Shelter.

TR 9-2948. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Female cocker, black. 0 old, wearing choke chain.

found 800 E. 15. Female lab. cross boxer, gold with white markings, wearnig a leather collar and flea collar. North Van.

S.P.C.A. Shelter, 1302 Main St. YU 8-7484. Male stocky Shepherd, Granville Ave. Male Samoyed, Westminster Hwy.

Male Shepherd cross Aquila. Female Shepherd cross. Delta. Male Lab cross, Blumdell Rd. Richmond S.P.C.A., 1207 No.

5 Rd. BR 7-6212. Umbrella found on Friday, vic. Woodwards, Hastings, MU 1-8409. Ask for Judy.

Pr. of girl's glasses at Sears Service Saturday, FA 5- 5163. Blonde Pekingese. vic. Burnaby Municipal Hall.

CR 8-0648, aft. 5:30. Man's glove, left in car Saturday by good Samaritan. RE 3- 6329. Lady's or child's glasses.

Black frame. Cor. Nanton Angus, Sat. RE 3-0028. Lady's gold wrist watch Feb.

15. 41st nr. W. Boulevard. AM 6- 5944 after 5 p.m.

Large, black white Collie, licence collar. vic. 4th heim. RE 1-6306. Leather key case with 3 keys, 41st Granville, February 19.

AM 1-5754. Large white rabbit. tattooed ear. 1700 block. 32nd, Thur.

evening. 876-8293. Casson Lady's Service, glasses, 2375 blue-grey East Broadway. AL 5-9622. Pair of man's glasses.

brown leather case, vic. Police Station Maltese Terrier, vie. 36th MeMain St. 331 Main St. Kenzie.

Days, 684-7474; eves. 261- 6881. Found. Small boat. Owner identify.

Ph. 874-9585. Lady's glasses case. Cambie 24th. 874-4936 bet.

4 6. Ray. Small white dog. vic. 5th and Nootka.

AL 5-2972. Wedding ring found on Main near 12th. TR 4-0339. Large hubcap, perfect shape. North Van.

987-2535. Tan fem. boxer vic. Edmonds Grandview Fri. LA 2-1943.

Man's wrist watch, vinicity 1700 block. 5th. 738-8065. Found, Boxer after dog. 5.

MU 4-3883 cat, with collar, vie. Siamese 27th Ave. 876-3905. Sunglasses, vic. 14th Maple St.

TR 6-0171. Saturday, purse in West End supermarket. MU 4-3766. Lady's wrist watch, vic. 9-4766.

of Westridge, N. B'by. CY Flashlight, on mailbox at 13th and Spruce. 733-8276. Fire extinguisher, vic.

23rd Rentrew. HE 3-4958. 28 LODGE NOTICES Take notice that the annual general meeting of the Lumbermen's Social Club will be held at their offices, 315 Carrall Vancouver. B.C., on Monday, March 15, 1965. F.

Dumont. Manager 30 COMING EVENTS Rummage sale, Prince of Wales P.T.A. announces a rummage sale to at 1 be held in the Thursday, Lions Gate February Hall. 25 p.m. 2611 W.

4th. Modern dancing every Sat. 9-12 mid. The Pedersens, 4336 Dunbar. 34 HALLS FOR RENT halls.

weddings, banquets. etc. 43rd Victoria, 5-3644 36 INFORMATION WANTED Information wanted concerning an accident on Tuesday, Feb. 16. 1965, at about 5 p.m.

at 3rd Street Upper Levels Hwy. West Van. Taylor Way Capilano Bridge). Cars involved were '58 Studebaker '64 Buick. Anyone with information please phone Ed Bellamore 277-2341 or Roy Pearman, 733-8155 days, or 987-6840 eves.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Walter Edward Ross and-or Lois Crystal Ross. fermerly of 1848 Austin Road. Coquitiam. British Columbia. please telephone MUtual 3-5775.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Edmond J. Cayer, sonetimes known as Cayes or Keyes, thought to be with Fred Burbank. please contact Box 1379 Sun. Will Leonard Joseph Laviolette. formerly of Toronto, or anyone knowing his whereabouts, please contact Box 2149, Sun.

Would Nola Doran of Sloboda (nee Law) alias Nola Talbot. or anyone knowing her whereabouts, please contact Box 2147. Sun. Would Violet Whitaker. formerly of Haney, B.C.

or anyone knowing her whereabouts, please contact Box 2597. Sun. 40 PERSONAL Very presentable gentleman. 44. divorced.

wishes to correspond with lady 35-45 who is interested in sharing a good. interesting. comfortable and financially secure life. Object matrimony. Box 303.

Sun. You are so lovely, Sweet Gay: I think of you so often everyday. You are my bright. shining star: I love you dear. just the way you are.

Forever yours. Dave. Young man. own business. 31.

33. 130 wishes to meet young lady. Object matrimony. Box 1384W. Sun, W.

Young gentleman. would like to correspond with lady betreen 23-28. Object Box matrimony Sun. Please encinse snap. Honest Canadian.

58. position car, wishes to meet affectionate lady for outings. Object matrimons. Box 606. Sun.

40 PERSONAL Sincere gent. 59, with good job on Van. would like to meet lady, widow or single, R.C. not over 55 and tall, for nice home life. Snap appreciated.

Object matrimony. Box 309. Sun. 555 Will we ever meet again? You seem so changeable. 42 BUSINESS PERSONALS Women Seem To Know A Comer Doran hairstyle.

Our styles, permanents tints last longer. All services available, Mon. to Fri. Student work carefully supervised. Bby.

Beauty 4682 E. Hastings, North Burnaby, CY 8-5812 New West. Hairdressing 228. 6th New LA 2-3820 "Over years business" WE'RE BUYING Jewelry TV's Men' good used clothing. Golf Clubs, Musical Instruments, Rifles, Typewriters, Cameras, etc.

FRANCISCO PAWNBROKERS 52 W. Hastings MU 2-1348 Wanted Attractive school teacher, bank employee. registered nurse or airline hostess to purchase my '58 Chev. Impala. Call Glen, Pat, Doug or Bill, 879- 6291, object making the sale.

ETERNA The light bulb with a 5-year written guarantee. Available 253-2550. all popular sizes by calling soid by handicapped persons ex- clusively. WE BUY DIAMONDS Highest prices paid in city B.C. COLLATERAL, 77 E.

Hastings MU 1-3557 Parking at rear Male feminine hygiene products. Male clerks in attendance only from 6-10 p.m. Prompt attention to mail orders. Buckshon's Pharmacy. 800 East Hastings St.

Need Business Advice? Expert Financial counsel. For appointment. MU 5-7388 AUTHOR'S AGENCY and publishers. Bring your stories. articles, books, songs.

poems. Free advice. 1065 E. 17th. TR 6-6362.

Personal hygiene products. Male clerks in attendance only. 6 to 12 m.n. daily. Fraser Drug 49th and Fraser.

Readings -Expert Card Palm. Speak Italian German other languages. Advise you on all matters. All Readings $1. 738-7472.

Jewelry Watch Repairs B. Allan 480 Granville Dressmaking, alterations repairs on ladies' gents' wear. Rodies Dressmaking 876-1446 Custom drapes made free with purchase of our material. Terms. Guar.

workmanship. 943-3239. Consult fam's. clairv. Mde.

Lys. Appts. 9 a.m. 'til 10 p.m. MU 2- 4839.

Identification cards, social security kept permanently with plastic. HE 1-7643. Learn self-hypnosis Hypnosis Associates MU. 1-8720 Madam Farrell; Gifted reader. Qualified counsellor.

682-4395. Alcoholics Anonymous P.O. Box 464 or MU 5-5623 Lov-c' Brassieres 223 Birks Bldg. MU 5-6829 NuBone Surg'l style Cors'ts 223 Birks Bldg. MU 5-6829.

Helen's Health Clinic Reg'd Masseuse, RE 3-6111 Astrologist, Clairvoyant. 1111 Barclay. MU 1-1105. Rugs, chstfids. cleaned at.

nome. Intercity Cleaners. HE 4-1646. Eczema itch rash, try Teenjore, 1115 K'gsway, All drug dept. stores.

Dressmaking. alterations draperies, 327-3423. Madame Patricia. Gift of E.S.P. Famed Reader.

Adviser. 738-1070 Tattooing best. Doc Forbes, 628 Davie. 684-3944. 44 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Escorted Tours by Bus Lake Tahoe-Calif.

17 days Mar. 6 Vernon-Arrow Lakes 8 days Jun. 19 Canadian Rockies 14 days Aug. 7 Call Traveler Tours, 435-0727 or HAGEN'S TRAVEL SERVICE Girl driving to Toronto this weekend. will take 1 or 2 young ladies.

736-5777. Europe on $5 per day Wrights Travel, 822 Howe, 684-5185 50 HELP WANTED, MEN TV Technician or week. Apprentice for bench work. 5- day Wosk's M.S.A. Apply Mr.

Lewis, Ltd. 62 West Hastings. GAS SERVICE MECHANIC Service man required for commercial gas appliances. Must have gas certificate be able to calibrate adjust burners. thermostats.

etc. Steady employment. Minimum annual wage 85000. ADply giving full particulars of perience to Box 2185. Sun.

Aggressive reporter for fast growing weekly newspaper. Photography experience an asset. Salary according to ability. Write Prince George Progress, 1685 3rd Prince George, giving age, experience. etc.

APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN Electrical, for appliance Greater serviceman Vancouver area. Steady employment at salary $100 per week. State experience training to Box 2183, Sun. TAXI DRIVERS Steady or part-time, Class chauffeur's licence required. Apply 1148 W.

Georgia St. Journeyman electrician (Class ticket) Must be familiar with all types residential commercial work. State particulars salary to Box 2627 Sun. Barber wanted. Anoly at Barber Shop, Acadia Hotel.

Kamloops, B.C.E Hotel clerk. 444 Carrall St. Experienced shoe salesman. 45 W. Hastings.

50 HELP WANTED, MEN USE CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE There may be certain firms or individuals to whom your replies should not go. Simply address your application to the Box Number in the ad and attach a separate list of such names. Place both in a separate envelope addressed to Confidential Service, Sun Classified, Vancouver, B.C. If your guess 1s right we will destroy your letter Steak or Beans If you are reading this ad--you are either out of work, dissatistied with your present position or looking for a selling job, that offers a real opportunity 10 get ahead. I want to talk to men who want the better things of life and aren't afraid to work hard to get them.

Any man who feels he owes himself and his family a real future with steak instead of beans, should spend 45 minutes with me. Our Organization One of the national leaders in its field is now re-organizing and If you have expanding, confidence in your ability ENTHUSIASM DRIVE- FIRE AMBITION BRAINS NEAT APPEARANCE AND DETERMINATION -see me. If you have read this far and still have no interest in our opportunity- let's talk--you might be one of the men that we are in the position to push ahead. TERRIFIC LIVING in A TERRIFIC BUSINESS We don't want top executives. we just want those who want to be.

LEADS We have the only qualified leads in the business. Definite appointments. We do not believe in making 5 or 6 calls to see a prospect. ADVANCEMENTS For those who wish promotion to managerial positions, opportunities are open as soon as you qualify yourself and are thoroughly trained by our proven methods. SECURITY If you are an aggressive man who wants to earn steak pay, we can offer you a permanent career.

high earnings, stability (group benefits. You must be bondable and be a car owner. In fairness to this outstanding opportunity and to yourselfNO information will be given over the phone. Only the top 3 men will be employed. For confidential interview be at the Royal Towers Hotel.

6th St. Royal New Westminster. Thursday, 010. a.m. to 1:30 p.m..

or 4:30 to 8 p.m. Ask for Mr. Bruun, ste. 424. Experienced Salesmen Preferably direct men with background in vacuum cleaners.

encyclopedias, cookware. freezers. etc. To sell new non-competitive household industrial ironing ment pressing appliance, by appointonly. Do not apply unless you have an enviable sales personal background.

References and a reliable car. Call 685-6319 for appointment. Experienced Comptometer Operator Required by Industrial firm to extend invoices. Grade 12 essential. Opportunity to advance.

Apply Mrs. Aird. Section 2, National Employment Service, 1145 Robson St. MU 1-8253 WELDERS WELDERS Required for our Port Alice Pulp Mill. Permanent maintenance work.

Valid British Columbia D.P.W. ticket necessary. Rate dependent on ticket held. Apply: RAYONIER CANADA (B.C.) LTD. 314 W.

Pender St. MU 5-5046 DRAFTSMEN Experienced draftsmen wanted by manufacturers of sawmill and plywood equipment. Contact Chief Engineer, Mr. C. J.

Ware at Cargate Westminster Industries 1135 Queens Avenue, New Westminster, E.C. Telephone, LA 1-8821. Retail Sales Clerk for paint store. Good opportunity for advancement with national company. Salary and commission.

State age and experience, Box. 1397 Sun. ASSISTANT Property Underwriter Required by Sun Alliance Insurance Group. Several years experience in Fire Personal Lines Underwriting essential. Usual staff benefits.

Mr. Adams, or Mr. Davies, MU 3-7641. Vancouver wood moulding plant, requires and exp. feeders.

trim- Ph. men. tie-up men. Pioneer Manufacturing 683- 1307. Vancouver G.M.

dealership requires young man. 18-21. for washing cleaning cars. Miret have driver's license. Box 2181, Sun.

Young man to drive truck. Must be neat in appearance have clean driving record. Phone 987-6339 aft. 7 p.m. SUN CLASSIFIED AD INDEX ALL CLASSIFICATIONS ARE NUMBERED AND APPEAR IN NUMERICAL ORDER Agencies Wanted Agreemente for Sale Aircraft for Sale Antiques Apartm't Property Aptitude Testing Automobiles for Sale Automobiles Wtd.

Auto Radiators Auto Repairs Serv. Auto Wreck Acces. Bicycles. Motorcycles Birds and Goldfish Births Boats and Marine Supplies Books Bulldozing and Trucking Bldg. Lots (home) Building Materials Business Opp.

Business Personals Business Services Cameras Canaries, Rabbits Cards of Thanks. Carpenters, Contractors Catering Cement. Asphalt. Brick Cemeteries Crematoriums Clothing, Furs, Shoes Coal Coins Coast and Gulf Islands Coming Events Commercial Property Country Homes, Acreage Deaths Do-It-Yourself Domestic Help Wanted Dryers, Washers Duplexes for Rent Educational Electricians Employment Agencies Employment Wanted, Men Employment Wanted, Men and Women Employment Wanted, Women Engagements Factories Farm Implements Farms, Ranches Classification No.I No. No.

69 Floor Surfacing 102 Office Equipment 134 388 For Sale Misc. 170 Warehouses 274 Florists 5 Offices, Stores, 420 Found 27 Painters. 140 Fruits 152 Decorators 110 362 Funeral Directors 18 Personal 40 54 Funeral Notices 10 Personnel Testing 54 Fur-bear. Animals 178 Pet Stock 176 400 Furnaces 126 Photo Finishing 162 391 Furnished Houses 225 Plastering and 410 Furnished Suites 200 Stuccoing 104 Furniture Plumbing and 410 Garages, Parking .270 Heating 108 Garden Supplies 112 Poultry Supplies 180 164 Halls for Rent Professional 176 Help Men 50 Property 368 82 Health Services 84 Services 2 Help Wanted, Property Wanted Exchange 370 190 Help Women 58 Radios Men-Women Radio Repairing 158 168 Home Ranches 354 Modernization 92 Ranges 146 94 Home Services 90 Refrigerators 150 Hotels 262 Rev. Houses Wtd.

284 Hospitals (private) 86 Rooting, 380 Housekeepg. Rms. 245 Chimneys, ete. 108 Houses Wanted Rooms and Board 255 90 to Bulld 292 Room and Board 162 Houses Wanted Wanted 260 176 to Buy 280 12 HOUSES FOR SALE Salesladies, Agents 64 96 City Duplexes, Homes Rev. 310 Sawdust 122 Salesmen, Agents 32 Burnaby 320 Schools, Colleges 74 Vancouver 330 Sewing Sleeping Machines Rooms 142 031388 New West Richmond West.

Vancouver Sporting Stamps, Books Goods Coins, 240 168 160 Coquitiam Dst. 338 1661 Whte Rek Store Equipment 132 124 Surrey Suites 220 168 Delta Summer Resorts, Okanagan "Vacation Spots" 255 358 In Other Memoriam Cities 16 Swap Teachers 172 Wanted 68 Industrial Property 366 Television 156 364 Information. Wtd. TV. Radio Hi-Fl 352 Letters Insurance of Timber Repairing and 158 Appreciation Tires, Batteries.

130 Lizhting Plants etc. 410 Listings Wanted Trailers 392 62 Livestock 2 Travel Opportunity Lodge Notices Trucks Lost Typewriters Machinery 186 Unfurn. Houses 230 100 6 Unfurnished Suites 210 Meats Vancouver Island 60 Mining Properties Property Money to Loan Vacuum Cleaners 70 Money for Mtges. Vezetables Money Wanted wtd. Automobiles Monumental Work Wanted Misc.

Motels Wanted to Rent Moving 4 Storage Wanted Trucks Music. 80 Washers. Dryers Instrum'ts Waterfrontage Car Dealers Pressed Nursing Homes Access. 410.