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9 9 THE VANCOUVER SUN Tfrfcfta 14, 1990 SECTION i i i i i 1 1 i i DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS 2 BIRTHS To Insert a Birth, Engagement. Marriage or Anniversary notice, phone 736-2211 weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. BIRTHS To Insert a Birth, Engagement, Marriage or Anniversary notice, phone 736-2211 weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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CLASSIFIED 736-2211 Official Baby Pac Redemption Centre SAFEWAY 9 GmartJ.VatMif VANOEVELOE Nancy and Albert are happy to announce the birth of their first child, Breanne Ida, born at 9:17 p.m., on November 4th. 1990, weighing 7 lbs. 9 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

D. Vande-Velde of Terrace, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Huisman of Smithsrs, B.C.

WALLACE Rob and Julia (nee Fisher! and big brothers Adam and John, are blown over with excitement a birth ol Margaret Jean. Roarin' Meg was born at Lions Gate Hospital, November 6. 1990, at 2:22 a.m., weighing a svelte 7ibs. 4 ENGAGEMENTS McCONACHIE HARVEY Rea Brown, of Richmond, and Lewis McConachie ot Mission, are very pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Krystene McConachie (Richmond), to Nigel Harvey (Richmond), son of Ted and Peggy Harvey of Abbotslord. 6 MARRIAGES DUBOIS KOMAC Laurence Dubois and Mary Komac were married on November 9, 1990 in Port Coquitlam.

The happy couple plans a later hqneymoon in Bogota. 7 ANNIVERSARIESBIRTHDAYS HAPPY BIRTHDAY! KATHLEEN BRINKHURST Wishing you love happiness today 8 always Mom, Hob, Julia Steven HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY! Ernesto Fiorella Ongaro Love your all your children Magda. Alberto Gianfranco Paolo HAPPY 21 ST BIRTHDAY LEE-ANN Hope this birthday brings you as much happiness as you bring us. Love Mom Dad HAPPY 26TH BIRTHDAY GREG KEEP ON TRUCKIN' Love Mom. Dad, Jeff, Brent Skitsy.

FOR HART Don and Maureen are very pleased to announce the arrival of their first child, Leah Jaclyn born on November 1, 1990 at 6:20 p.m., weighing 7 7 ozs. Proud grandparents are Irene Ainsworth and Rose and Norman Hart. Special thanks to Dr. Linda Ducholke and the nursing staff at RCH. HARVEY Terry and Laurie (nee Giesbrecht) are delighted to announce the arrival of Iheir first child, a girl, Jewel Marie, 8 2 on November 10.

1990. Proud grandparents are Elmer and Sharon Giesbrecht, of Coquitlam, and Jackie Harvey, ol Coquitlam. Great-grand- Earents are George and orothy Winfield, of Maple Ridge, and Dave and Tina Giesbrecht, of Langley. Special thanks to Dr. Olsen.

LUEDKE Charlene and Gary are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter. Alicia Elaine Born November 7. 1990 at 4:01 a.m.. weighing 6 lbs, 8 ozs at Grace Hospital. PERRY Don and Louise (nee Dykes) are thrilled to announce the birth of thoir first child Allison Leah, born November 9, 1990.

weighing 5 lbs 11 ozat 12:12 p.m. at R.G.H. Proud grandparents are Ned Dykes and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Perry of Vancouver.

Special thanks to Dr. Charles Yang, Dr. Eric Watts and all the nursing stall at R.G.H. SHAFRAN Zev and Elaine are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter. Hanna Gabriel on Friday, November 9, 1990 at 2:29 p.m.

Proud grandparents are David and Lil Shalran of Vancouver and Walter and Avrillia Cosman of Gibsons. THURSDAY: ADAMS Terezla on Novemoer 9, 1990, age 64 years. Survived by family in Vancouver. Funeral service Friday. November 16.

9:30 a m. at GLENHAVEN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1235 E. Hastings St. Clergy ol St. Raphael's Old Catholic Church officiating, ARMSTRONG Harry, In his 76th.

year, passed away November 11, 1990 Survived by his loving family, Marjorie, Lome and Roxy, Lynn and Steve: and 4 grandchildren. No service by request. Flowers gratefully declined. If desired donations may be made to Al-zeimers Society in his name. ARMSTRONG Muriel Rita May, most beloved wile of Keith, went to be with our Lord on November 11, 1990.

She is survived and tenderly remembered by her husband, friends and family: Eva and Bill Munro, Cheryl, Trevor and Todd Steele, Lynda, Marnie and Steve Flannery, Gladys, David and Pat Viscount, Lisa, Gerry and Brian Bodnarchuk. Greg and Ashley Viscount, Marshall and Nancy Lear, Helen, John and Johnny Bawn, Colleen and Ron Werenka, Gail. Frank, Jonathan and Stephen Apa, and the Armstrong family in Winni- geg No funeral at her request, onations can be made to H. Building Fund. She extends her love, hugs and thanks to everyone.

ATCHISON On November 2, 1990, Mrs. Janet Atchison, beloved wife of Allan Atchison passed away in Summerland at the age ol 86. Funeral Services were held in the Summerland United Church on November 6. Besides her loving husband, she is survived by 1 Gordon and by 2 sisters, Mary Ure, and Nan Davies. BURTON Passed away November 11.

1990. Dorothy Isabella Burton, late of Gib, sons. Survived by brolher-in- law, jonn tianoura or Vancouver. No service by request. Private cremation arranaements through Devlin Funeral Home.

George passed away Novemoer if, iyau. agea or years. He is survived by his loving wife, Anne: sons, Samuel and Michael: dauahter-in-law. jGay; brother Matic; 3 grandchil-jdren, Tony. George and Muorey.

prayers win oe onerea Thursday, November 15. 7 p.m. in the Chanel of the Bell Funeral Homne, 2746 East Hastings SL, Vancouver. Mass of Christian Burial well be said Friday in Immaculate Heart ot Mary, Croatian Church, 3105 East 1st Vancouver. Rev.

J. Caleta, M. and Rev. I. Grabovac, M.

celebrants. Interment to follow Forest Lawn Burial Park. Bell Chapel in care of arrangements. Showers. SNOW Iw-iLaJ ffl I SM L.aUSI4!EUflla.KKJS!i,S!lJ..Ali'i NOPSIS: Another frontal system will make Its way across the Pacific, bringing more rain by Thursday afternoon.

OUTLOOK: Steady rain Friday and showers Saturday. Sunday mostly cloudy with showers. xt- mm 9bo y.vrr i 100.4 DEATHS JONES Lynn Bernadette oassed awav on November 12 1990, aged 46 years. Survived oy ner acmiaren, josepn, Kim, and Terry. Funeral service to be held at Hollvburn Funeral Home, 1807 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, Friday.

November 16, 1990. at 1:00 p.m She will be misseo oy many triends and loved ones. In lieu ot flowers donations can be made to the Canadian.Cancer Society. KEALL John Albert 72 Born in Burnaby and lived in Clearbrook, B.C., passed away peacefully while in California November 4, 1990. Survived by his loving wile, Lil; sons, David and Gordon; daughter, Kathie Grilfen; 9 grandchildren; sister.

Alice, of Sechelt; and brother, Tom, of Surrey. A memorial service will be held at the Boal Chapel ot FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES, 1605 Lil-looet Road, North Vancouver, at 3:30 p.m., Friday, November 16 In lieu of flowers a donation ito the Heart Foundation would be appreciated. KOWK William I Rienold Kowk born SSmtL i Hienoid Kowk born rJl in Regina. Sask. May 1st, 1925 MiMa Hesiaea in Vancouver B.C..

died November 5th, 1990. Predeceased by mother and lather Freda and Fred: 2 sisters Ann Corns of Langley, Janet Mooth; 1 orotner naroio ano wite Ann of Kitchener. Ont. Survived by 2 sons Billy and wife Diane, Danny and wife Jeanette; 4 grandchildren Andrea, Kris-tina. Michael, Charlene: 4 lov- nq sisters Kav Colburn ol Leduc.

Alberta, Ida Koellmel of Lanalev. Evelvn and husband Walter Abbott. Doreen and husband Don McMillan; loving brother George and wife Binnie of Nanoose Bay Bill was renrea irom linh alter it years of dedicated service. Donations to the Cancer Fund would be appreciated. Service was held Tuesday, November 13th.

LAFLEUR Henri (Lathe) (at his residence on November 12. 1990. in his 83rd vear. Beloved husband of Celia Frances Cantlie; dear lather of Henri Philip, and Anthony Liames; grandfather of Sean, heather, Sophie, and Marc. Funeral from The Church of St.

(Andrew and St. Paul Corner ol Redpath and Sherbrooke), Montreal, on Thursday, Movember 15. al 2 p.m. In lieu ol lowers donations to the charity 3l your choice would be grate-ulfy appreciated. MacDONALD Josephine passed away peacefully in Vancouver General Hospital on Movember 12.

1990 at the age ot 50. Predeceased by her husband Oswood Grey in 1985. parents, sister and brother. She survived by her loving family, Sharon and her husband Vlichael Hanson. Joan and her msband Vic Berar, Cathy and let husband Hussain Mustafa, tend Oslynn and her husband Robert Tryon; 4 grandchildren, Vlichael, Shelley, Robert and ristin.

Also by her sister Vi Anderson, brother Lloyd Johnson and many other relatives ena irienos. tviom was Dorn February 17, 1910 in Marshall ountv. Minnesota. She ara- buated from Ancher Hospital in Bt. Paul, Minnesota, October 6, 932.

where she continued to lurse. She met Ossie in Winni-. eg and married him in Ymir, i March 3, 1939. Mom levoted her life to Dad and aisinq her 4 qirls. When time permitted she took up bridge end became a life master.

Mom be sadlv missed bv all who knew her. A very special thank-kou to all the nurses at the Pal- alive care Unit at VUH and to fall her friends who made her ife easier bv being there for her. "Rest in Peace, Mom." visitation will be held Thursday, November 15, 7 p.m. from RICHMOND FUNERAL HOME, B420 Cambie Road, Richmond. uneral service to be held on ridav.

November 16 at pi Our Saviour Lutheran hurch 6340 No. 4 Road, Rich- hiond. Pastor Ken Harris officiating Interment lo follow at Boundary Bay Cemetery. McGINLEY Teresa passed pway peacefully on November j. lyyu.

tjurvtveo oy ner loving lusband Maurice; a brother Jack; sons. Frank and Gerry; 7 grandchildren; and 5 greatgrandchildren. Funeral ser-ices will be held Friday. November 16, 1990 al St. Peter tmd Paul Church 1430 West 38th Vancouver, B.C.

at 2 p.m. lieu ot tlowers, tamiiv mem bers would appreciate donations to Lions Gate Hospital Foundation for Lions Gate Palliative Care Unit, North Van- ouver, B.C. MEIXNER Erwin F. on November 12. 1990 aged 55 tvears.

Lovingly remembered (by his family, wife, Marga; pons Rick and his wife Karen, Bteve and his wife, Lynda; his brother Kurt and his wife. Erika hteixner and their son, Fred; grandchildren. Michelle and parcy; Tamara and many lov- na relatives and friends Funeral service will be held on Saturday, November 17 at 2 m. in the chapel ol the RICHMOND FUNERAL HOME, 8420 Cambie Road, Richmond. Cremation.

MELNICK Fred Theodore 5assed away November 7, 1990 his 75th year. Survived by Doris; son, Ralph of Red Deer, daughter, Doreen Kingston. Ont. and son. Ross ol Burnaby.

C. and 6 grand-Lhildren. Also survived by Drother, Walter and 3 sisters. Joey. Ellen and Evelyn.

Visita- on win De neio weonesoay. 7 at 602 Kmgsway and the closed casket Funeral Service will be held Thursday. November 15 at 12 00 noon in Ihe Chapel of FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES. 602 Kmgsway. Vancouver.

In lieu ot owers aonations may oe bade lo the Canadian Arthritic Society. MERRYWEATHER Passed awav November 11. 1990 Ada of Fort Coquitlam formerly of tngiano. aged tw years survived by her son David ot Pitt Meadows: daughter Jean of feurrey; 5 grandchildren: and 8 great-grandchildren- sister-in- aw jovce ot fori loquniam. Funeral service Friday.

iNovember 16. at 1pm. in icoquitiam-ueodes t-unerai Khapel. 2239-D McAllister Ave. Fort coauttiam r-atner A.

H. (Edwards officiating Cremation. in lieu or riowers oonanons 10 (Hawthorne Lodge or a charity lot your choice would be appreciated. Coquitlam-Geddes Funeral Chapel 942-4435 MICHAUO George Joseph lot Vancouver his 63 year arter a lengtny illness on November 13 1990 He leaves ho mourn his loving wife Wanda, on George: daughters Mane ano Maureen (iwrs HODeri grandchildren John. Michael and Laura.

3 brothers. land 1 sister, numerous broth-lers and sisters-in-law. nieces land nephews Mass Chris- an Bur ai will be celebrated on priday Novemoer 16 at 11 a si juoe noman lainonc Khurch Renlrew (15th Ave and Renfrew St 1 with Rev Gagnon Ceteotant In heu owers oonanons to me cnarny lot your choice Arrangements nrnunn tne vemnrrai sorietv and FIRST MEMOHIAL FUNERAL SERVICES Vancouver 8 TOFIN Olive Rose, found lasting relief Irom her pain on Monday, November 12th, 1990. Rose was a loving wile and mother and leaves innumerable memories to be cherished bv her husband Frank; her daughlers. Arlene.

Carole. Janet and Debbie; her grandchildren. Doug and Darryl. Ian ana uraig. jay ana too.

Leslie and Gavin; and her greatgrandchild Chelsea Her memorial service will be held Thursday, November 15th at 2:00 m. at St Edwards Anglican Church. 10111 Bird. Richmond, with Cannon Cummings officiating Single roses only would be preferred and contributions to her friend Caroline Doollng's Cancer Control Agency Fund would be appreciated. TRUMAN Garfield (Gar) Gordon late of Langley B.C.

passed away after extensive heart surgery-and ensuing complications at MSA Hospital on November 11. 1990. age 71 years He will be sadly missed by his mother Gertrude; dedicated wife Ellen; and children, Floryan. Karen and Ryan; 9 grandchildren. Cory.

Chris, Janet, Pamela. Mike. Kelly. Bradley. Adam and Andrew; 2 great-grandchildren.

Christopher and Michael. A memorial service will be held on Friday November 16 at 10:30 a.m. at valley View Funeral Home, 14660 72nd Avenue, Surrey. Reverend Bob Baird officiating. Reception following the service.

Cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to the Vancouver General Hospital Coronary Care Unit, 855 W. 12th Avenue, Vancouver. V5Z 1M9 would be greatly appreciated. VALLEY VIEW 596-8866 WHIFFIN Edward suddenly at his residence in Clear-brook, on Novmeber 11.

1990. lormerly of Burnaby. aged 74 years. Survived by his loving wile. Wilma 3 brothers.

Brian. Henry and Fred: 1 sister Norma Shannon; many nieces and nephews Funeral service Monday, November 19 at 2:30 pm. from the Chapel of Valley View Funeral Home, 14660 72nd Surrey, Rev Andrew Owens officiating. Cremation. No flowers by request.

VALLEY VIEW 596-8866 WING Mrs. Leung Lin. ol Kamloops. passed away peacefully at her home on November 4, 1990. in her hundredth year.

Mrs Wing was born in Hoy Ping. Canton, China in June 1891 She married Eng Wing in 191 1 and came to Kamloops in 1913 where she has lived ever since She was predeceased by her husband Eng Wing in February 1971. Mrs. Wing leaves to mourn her passing, four sons; Peter (Kim) in Kamloops and John (Betty), James (June) and David (Lila) ail of Vancouver and three daughters; May in Richmond. Lily (Joe Wong) in Calgary and Jean at home, fourteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Wing devoted her life to the welfare of her family, in the early years she devoted much of her energy to the Chinese Methodist Mission later the United Church Chinese Mission. With the closing of the Mission, she spent much ot her time visiting the family in B.C. and Alberta. Reverend Don Waldon and Reverend Peter Chau conducted the funeral service in Ihe Kamloops United Church, 4th and St.

Paul, Thursday. November 8th, 1990 at 1 :00 p.m. Interment in the family plot. Hillside Cemetery. Floral, tributes gratefully declined memorial donations may be made to the Kamloops United Church, 421 St.

Paul Kamloops. B.C. V2C 2J7. Schoening Funeral Service in care of arrangements. YODLOVSKA Theodora (Teddy) peacefully at SI Paul Hospital.

November 12th. 1990. Born in Poland in 1899. she was many years resident in China and Canada. She was employed as nurse for Dr Guy Chan She is survived by family in Sweden, many friends in Vancouver and was member of Mt.

Pleasant Branch of the Roval Canadian Leoion and the 411 Seniors Centre Society. rrayers win De saio at 0 p.m.. Thursday, November 15. in St. Casimir 's Church.

27th Ave and Inverness Vancouver, followed by mass of ChristianTBur-lal at 10 a.m., Friday. November 16. Oblate Fathers Celebrant, Entombment in "The Cloisters" Gardens ol Gethsemani. KEARNEY FUNERAL SERVICES 16 IN MEMORIAM To assist readers lo prepare "In Memoriam notices. We have prepared a booklet ol some very appropriate verses.

write or pnone tor your copy. 736-2211; 8 30 a to 9 00 m. BLACKMAN Gladvs a lov ing wife, mother and grandmother died November 14th. 1989. God knows how much I miss her.

Never shall her memory fade. Loving thoughts shall ever wander To the spot where she is laid. Lovingly remembered by her husband and family. BLACKMAN In loving memory of Gladys who passed away November 14. 1989.

a nean 01 qoio stopped Ibeating Hard working hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove llo us He only takes the best The leaves and flowers may Iwither. The golden sun may set But hearts that loved so dearly iAre the ones who won't foraet I Sadly missed and loveo by Maureen ana Hon. t.atny ana Larry. Neil and Lori.

Linda and Ljim, Ronnie and their lamilies. COOKSLEY Bill In loving memory ot a dear husband, father and grandta- ner. wno passed away November 14 1989 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 liveih still Precious memories always, loving wite. Theima.

son. Bill, daughter Joyce, grandchildren and family. LARSEN Raymond In memory of a wonderful husband and Taken Irom us an Novemaer 14 1989 Precious memories ol a smile and a heart lull ot love shall be kvith us forever Love Dawne. Amber and Ron. LEE Benny lovtno memory of Our Bennv trho left us Novemoer 14 1988 l-is strength courage and love buides us always rorever saoiy missed.

Michelle, and Mrs Micol. MACMILL AN Gladys loving memory ot my Mciner who passed away November 4tn iwhj -Joan CAR Sophie Jennla on November 11. 1990, late of Maple Ridge, B.C., aged 67 years. Survived by her loving family, son, Martin (Debby) ol Maple Ridge, son, Kirk (Pauline) ot Mission, daughter, Suzan (Jack). Vanderveen ol Abbotslord, daughter, Gail (Juhn) Blok of Maple Ridge, son, David of Maple Ridge, daughter Patricia (Kim) Mauriks ol Nanaimo; 11 grandchildren, sister.

Helen Jakim-cliuk and numerous other relatives Funeral service Saturday. November 17 at 11 a m. in St. George's Anglican Church. 22363 Selkirk Maple Ridge.

Rev. P. Heritage officiating. Interment at Maple Ridge Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers, donations to the B.C.

Heart Foundation appreciated. Maple Ridge Funeral Chapel, Directors. CHAPMAN Passed away November 8, 1990 at White Rock. B.C. Flossie Chapman age 86 years.

Survived by husband Harry: 1 daughter; 4 sons; 9 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; 1 sister; and 1 brother Funeral service will be held Thursday, November 15 at 1 p.m. trom Chapel Hill Funeral Parlour. Rev. E. Dexter officiating.

Interment to follow at Victory Memorial Park. Chapel Hill White Rock Surrey CLAYTON Jean Reid in her 83rd year, passsed away November 9, 1990, born in Fer-nie, B.C., December 17, 1907. Survived by her loving husband, Horase of 63 years; daughters. Agnes Romanow (Dan), Nora Morton (Pat), Lucy Gallant (Fred); son, Bill and wife Sharon; 12 grandchildren. 13 great-grandchildren, also survived by loving sister, Frances Galloway in Vancouver; brother George Mills.

Sar-nia, Ontario. No service by request. COLE On November 10th. 1990 James See Yow Cole aaed 82 years of Vancouver. Sur vived by nis loving wite Ken Fong: 5 sons Norman (Loretta) of San Mateo, Keith, Robert (Rose), Wayne, Melvin (Gayle) all of Vancouver; 8 grandchildren Anthony, Lance, Keith, Clayton.

Helen, Anita. Stacy, Vicky. Many relatives and friends. Funeral service Friday November 16th at 1:00 p.m in the MOUNT PLEASANT FUNERAL HOME, 306 11th Vancouver. Rev.

Lem Burnham officiating. Interment to follow in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Burnaby. CREEK Passed away November 12. 1990, Isabel ot Port Coquitlam, aged 75 years Predeceased by her husband and 1 brother. Survived by 1 son, Robert of Port Coquitlam; 3 daughters.

Linda of Port Coquitlam, Laura of Pitt Meadows, Diane of Tofino; several grandchildren, 1 brother, Tom; and 1 sister, Mary, both ot Calgary, Alberta. Memorial Service, Friday, November 16 at 1 p.m. in Trinity United Church, 2211 Prairie Port Coquit lam. Rev. W.

Carson officiating iCremation. In lieu ot flowers, donations to the Cancer Society wouio oe appreciated. Coquitlam-Geddes Funeral Chapel 942-4435 CROSSEN Anne aoed 80 years, suddenly on November. 13, 1990. Lovingly remembered by her family, husband.

Norman; sons, Dean and his wife Brian and nis wire penny: Drotners, Alex. Fred and Henry Walmark; sis ters, Ellen Hood. Martha Robil- lard and Edna Wilson; Grand children, Scott, Debbie, Dana, Dawn, Dorea and Deanna; great-grandchildren, Clint, Sky, Sarah, Holly and Amanda; many lovinq relatives and friends. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of the RICHMOND FUNERAL HOME, 8420 Cambie Road, Richmond on Friday, November 16 at 1:00 p.m. Rev.

Jim Erb officiating. DALFO Passed away on iMonday. November 12, 1990. Victor Dalfo of Vancouver, aged years, ne is survivea oy nis lovinq wife, Maxine; 1 dauohter. Vicky and husband Larry; 1 sister.

Josie of San Francisco; 1 brother, Fredo; 2 grandchildren, Trisha and David. A memorial service will be held on Friday, November 16 at 12 noon in tne vitw FUNERAL HOME, 4000 Imperial Street, Burnaby. DAN Webster Joseph. passed away after a lengthy illness on Friday. November 9 1990, aged 45 years Survived by his wife, Karen; 2 sons, Joe Jr.

and Moon; and 1 daughter, Rozanna; granddaughter. Sandra; his parents, Liz and Vern: 3 brothers, William, Lloyd and Clayton: 4 sisters, Verna, Celestine, Leila and Marisa and numerous other relatives Funeral service Thursday. November 15. at 10 a from Musqueam Crown Hall, Van couver. Interment to follow in Musqueam Cemetery.

RICHMOND FUNERAL HOME 273-3748 DECKER Captain Winston (Win) C. born April 3, 1941 in Liverpool. Nova Scotia passed away November 12. 1990 alter a onq ano couraqeous battle with cancer. Win was predeceased by his father uecxer in ishji.

ne was greatly loved and will be sadlv missed by his best friend and loving wife Liz at home in Surrey. Also survived by sons. Richard (Lorna), New Westminster, Howard (Kellyl. Surrey; Roger (Charlene). Chad and Todd at home, his loving mother Doris Decker, sister Betty (Arnold).

Huoman Dartmouth, N.S brother Garth (Jennifer). Prince George; 9ister-in-law and brother in-law Jean and Sonny Pavtch, Richmond and his good friend Miriam. Surrey and by numerous relatives in both B.C. and Nova Scotia Win was known well and will be sadly missed by all of his buddies in the fishing industry. Services will be held at Valley View Memorial Gardens, 14644 72nd Ave Surrey BC.

Friday November 16, 1990 at 1 00 p.m. FINCH Wallv Suddenly passed away to be with the Lord Jesus Christ on Novemoer 11. 1990. aqed 60 years, ot Richmond Survived by his loving wile Chris' son Greg and his wite Pet'a. dauohters Carol and husband GregHarke Barbara and husoand Bryan Wilson: grandchildren Daryl and Aimee WHson: sisters Leone Young ot Victoria Norma Dawson ot Edmonton.

Claire-Ann Blackwood of Richmond: and many more relatives Predeceased by his father Clare A Finch and mother Eda Finch and sister Eileen Kington of Vancouver Wally will be fondly remembered by his relatives and by his many friends in Alcoholics Anonymous and Fraser-view Mennomte Brethren Church Wally will be sadly missed by his friends and col leagues in me roresi industry Wally died in the midst of serving his Lord Funeral service Saturday November 17 at 11 00 a in Fraserview Mennomte B'e'hren Church 1 1295 MeMis Drive Richmond Pastor Herb otlicating Interment Ocean view burial Hark in lieu flowers donations may be made to me Union Gospel Mis sion 616 Cordova St Van couver V6A 1L9 RICHMOND fUNERAL HOME. 273-3748 FORTIN Laurence Charles. Laurence Charles For-tln was born July 20, 1923 at Burnaby, He passed away Monday, November 12, 1990 at the Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster. He is survived by his wife Joy Fortin. his lather Charles Roy Fortin, his sister Yvonne (Lou) Hamel ot Chilliwack, and his sister Delphine (Douglas) Brown of Sechelt.

Other surviving relatives include daughter Diane J. (Don) Catt of Richmond, sons Charles M. (Cecelia) Fortin of Chilliwack, Jeffrey E. (Shauna) Fortin of Chilliwack, six grandchildren, and nieces, nephews, uncles and aunts. He was predeceased by his mother Olive G.

Fortin of Chilliwack. Laurence was an outstanding person and was loved dearly by his wife, family, relatives and friends, as well as a respected member of the business community. He had a marvelous zest lor life, taking an avid interest in the people and things that touched his life. He loved lo read, enjoy the outdoors immensely travelled with his wife Joy to many parts ol the world, and was a talented musician, versatile with many musical instruments. Laurence was with thelirst troops liberating Holland during the Second World War, at the time serving with the Canadian Army Band.

Laurence was a member of the Chilliwack Christian Businessmen Committee and Carman United Church. He co-founded C.R. Fortin and Son Ltd. (Fortin's Auto Supply Ltd.) in 1946. He was presented the prestigious Paul Harris Fellowship by long-time friend and Rotarian Dave Kirk.

His colleagues nationwide elected him Jobber of the Despite his many successes. Laurence was a loving man who always made time to listen, share a story or just show a personal interest Memorial Service for Laurence will be held at Car man United Church, Sardis, Novemoer 15 at 1:30 p.m. Rev. George Milne officiating. In lieu ot flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or a charity of choice would be appreciated.

Henderson's Funeral Home, Chilliwack in care ol arrangements. GALBRAITH Gordon Stuart suddenly on Saturday November 10, 1990. Gordon Stuart Galbraith. aged 47 years. Beloved husband ol Mary Alex; step-tather, of Larry Symons, London Ontario and David Svmons, Vancouver, brother of Jack Galbraith.

Vic toria. B.C.. Margaret Bourne. Kay Wood and Ted Galbraith. all of Cloverdale, B.C.

Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Central Chapel of Hulse Playtair McGarry. 315 McLeod Ottawa on Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Service will be held at St. Alban The Martyr Anglican Church.

454 Miiq towara Ave. uttawa on Wednesday at 12 noon. 9 flowers please. GOLDBERG Myer. died peacefully Saturday, November 10.

1990. Devoted husband of Bea (Gropper) Goldberg: and brother of Harry Goldberg Beloved father of Jeffrey and Maggie Goldberg. Jacquie and Bom Bayley. Devoted grandfather to Ashley, Stephanie. David and Daniella.

Services were held Monday, November 12. 1990, at the Schara Tzedeck Chapel. 3642 W. Broadway. Shivah at 7:30 p.m.

at the family residence until Thursday, November 15. HAMADA Larry Mamoru of Richmond, B.C. passed away on Saturday, November 10. 1990 aqed 44 years. Survived by his family, parents, Hisao ano lazuxo; nis orotner, Donald IWendv Fuller): 2 sisters Eileen (Pat) Ryan-Lewis, Grace (iviicnaei) waiKer.

nis taitntui dogs, Munchkin and Rocky; as well as many relatives and friends Funeral service Friday, November 16. at 3 30 from the chapel of RICHMOND FUNERAL HOME, 8420 Cambie Richmond. Cremation. The family wishes to extend a special thankyou to the Paramed Home Support care givers and also the ICU staff at Richmond General Hospital tor their special care to Larry. HEFFREN Clara Elizabeth of New Westminster passed peacefully into the presence ol her Lord on November 10, 1990, aged 84 years.

Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. J. (Florence) Badger ot Kelowna and Mrs A dell Martin of Winfield; 4 grandchildren, Sandra, Danny. Lynne and Larry; 7 greatgrandchildren, Shawn, Brandon, Travis, Kevin. Keri.

Angela and Stetanie; 1 brother, Orvin. and 3 sisters. Sue. Minnie and Edna. Predeceased by her husband Ted in 1980.

Service to be held on Thursday, November 15. 1990 from the chapel ot Royal Oak Woodlawn-Bowell Funeral Home, 219 Sixth Street New Westminster at 10:00 a.m Rev. Paul Dick officiating. Interment Valley View Memorial Gardens In lieu of flowers, if Inends wish, donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated ROYAL OAK WOODLAWM BOWELL 522-0711 HOYLE Ann peacefully on November 12th, 1990 with family Predeceased by beloved son Deric in 1961 and husband Richard in 1971 Survived bv 2 sons Geoffrey (Anni) ot Coquitlam Kelvin (Clare) of North Vancouver: 2 beloved grandchildren Sonia and Kelvin, mother Mrs Jervis ot Blackpool. England: and sister Mary (Ken) of Derbyshire.

Lanes England: plus numerous family and friends both in Canada and England. Memorial service to be held Thursday, November 15th at 2 0 clock in the Boal Chapel at 1505 Lillooet Rd North Vancouver. Cremation. In leu of flowers donations to the Terry Fox Fund for Cancer Research appreciated. Arrangements through FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES.

ISAAC Gladvs oassed awav suddenly November 10th. 1990 at the Penlicron Regional Hospital at the aoe of 67. Survived hv her loving family her son Roy daughter-in-iaw Diane and three grandchildren Kim Cheryl and Keith Predeceased by her grandson Steven in '987. She will be sadly missed ry her brother Douglas, sister Elsie. Uncle Bert and Aunt Dora Gladvs loved the Okana- gan and teaves many wonderful friends here and on the coast Her long career wth i)ena Hotels was a source ot pnde tor her She served as a Board Member of the Penlicron Regional Hospital and recently her energies to the Penticton Regional Hospital Medical Foundation A Memorial Service win be held at Perv United Church on Thurs- kfav November 5fh at 3 00 (Cremation A Memorial Service win be held at South Arm United Church in Richmond on Wednesday November 2tst at 2 00 tn lieu ot flowers rtonations to the Penticton Hegionai Medical Foundation ner name would hr aoo'e- Iriated CO 560 Carmi Ave Pen- MOCHULSKY Marguerite Lois on November 12.

1990 Lovingly remembered by her husband Louis; daughter Wendy and husband John: son James and wile Kathleen; grandchildren Sheila and John: sisters Isabella and Ellamae; brother James; their families; and many triends. A memorial service will be held on Friday. iiuvuinuur id tti ii.uu nuun 111 the Boal Chapel ol FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES, 1505 Lillooet Road. North Vancouver. In lieu of flowers any donations made to the B.C.

Lung Association wouio pe appreciatea. MORGAN Mabel on November 13. 1990. late ot Coquitlam and formerly of Saanichton. Vancouver Island, aged 81 years.

Survived by her loving husband, Edward; daughters, Eleanor of Kanata. Ontario, and Joan of Coquitlam; son. Kenneth and family ot Sid ney, B.C.: sister, Elenor Stewart ot burnaby; and brotner-in-law Alvin Gregory of Vancouver Cremation. Private family arrangements. Interment Mountain View Cemetery Flowers gratefully declined in favor of donations in Mabel's name lo Alzheimer Society of B.C..

or Childrens Rehabilitation and Cerebral Palsy Association. Condolences may be sent to 503 Alouette Driye, Port iOquitiam, H.u., vau4b. COLUMBIA FUNERAL CHAPEL 521-4881 MORRILL Richard (Dick) Gerard, born August 26. 1920. died suddenly November 11, 1990.

while enroute home to his loving family. Survived by his oear wire iviariorie; son. Richard Jr. (Susan); daughters. Sandra (Frank) Stefanini.

Valerie (Harold) Huebner, Barbara (Matthew) Stephens and Penny Lundie. Loved and missed by his grandchildren. Gina (Dario) Franciosi, Rebecca (Ahmed) Milad, Jonathan and Amanda Morrill and James Lundie. Also survived by his sister Loretta of Cape Cod. Mass.

and many other relatives and triends in Vancouver and the U.S.A. We love you, Dad. and we will miss you very much. We will see you Dad God saw the road was getting rough Andihe hills were hard to climb So He closed your weary eyelids And whispered, "Peace be thine." It broke our hearts to lose you But you never went alone For part of us went with you The day God called you home Memorial Service to be held Friday, November 16. 1990.

at 1 in tne Bimuui 1 LArvt FUNERAL CHAPEL. 625 North Road, Coquitlam. In lieu of flowers donations to the Heart Foundation appreciated. PETERS Katharina of Richmond, passed away on November 12. 1990 at the aae of 87 years.

Mrs. Peters is sur vivea Dy 1 aaugnter ano 1 son in Canada; 1 daughter in Germany: 16 grandchildren. 16 qreaf-qrandchildren; 2 dauqh- jters-in-law; 2 sons-in-law; 2 brothers in Germany. Funeral service will be held on Thursday, November 15. al 1 p.m at HAMILTON'S OF VANCOUVER.

5390 Fraser (at 38th Ave.) Interment to follow in Ocean View Burial Park In lieu of flowers donations to the B.C. Heart Foundation would be appreciated by the family. HAMILTON'S OF VANCOUVER 324-3851 PIEKARSKI Dr. John Paul November 11, 1990 in Abbotsford, aged 69 Leaving his wife. Pearl; daughter.

Vivian; brother, George; and 2 qranacniidren. jenniter ana Andrew. John was born in Lodz. Poland, oradualed in Vet erinary Medicine in Zurich, Switzerland in 1946. practicing there and in B.C.

Later he served with Agriculture Canada. Health of Animals Branch, retiring in 1984 Following Cremation, a Service ot Remembrance will be held at Chapel Hill. 14615 North Bluff Road. White Rock on Saturday. November 17.

at 1 p.m In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the B.C. Cancer Society. inapet t-1111, oji- RATCHFORD Adeline Pauline, passed awav peace fully on November 12. 1990. nreoeceased by ner nusbano, Ralph.

She is survived by her lovina family: dauohter. Anne Canned, sons. Jim (Bonnie). Harry (Suzanne), grandchildren, Lee, Gordon. Lynne.

Haipn, Kaui. Alicia ana Karen; brother, Peter Zimermann; sis ter. Kay Anderson also other relatives and friends. A Funeral Service will be held on Friday November 16th at 10 a m. at St Augustine's Church.

7th and Maple Vancouver. Flowers gratefully declined, if desired donations may be made in Adeline's Memory to the Children's Hospital. Arrangements through FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES B76-5585 RONALD Catherine Grace Inee Gunn) peacefully on November 8, 1990 in her 90th lyear. Predeceased by her beloved husband. Basil and her daughter.

Marion. She is survived by her loving family, son. Gordon and his wite. Eleanor and will be sadly missed by her ranocniioren, susan chweitzer and husband. Ca'ey and Lisa Ronald, also Iher great-grandchildren.

Brenda and Rvan. A private Ifamtly service was held in the Ichapel of the ROYAL OAK iWOODLAWN-BOWELL Funeral on Tuesday. November 13 at 11 a.m in lieu 01 (lowers Idonations in her name to Ihe chanty ot your choice would be appreciated. HUT AL UAH WOODLAWN-BOWELL 522-0711 SAWERS Edward Harvev a resident ot Chemainus. passed away at home November 11.

1990 He is survived bv his wife. Alda: 1 daughter. Gail Kulai: 3 grandchildren; 1 brother. Bruce; 1 sister. Emmeltne of California Private family memorial ser vice will be held Cremation Arrangements through First Memorial Funeral Services.

SPARVIER Joseph Francis, on November 10th 1990. aqed 41 years Survived by his loving family, wife Lynda 1 daughter. 2 stepdaughters. 1 Isister and 3 brothers. Funeral service Thursday November 15th.

1 at GLENHAVEN MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 1235 Hastings St Cremation. SPENCE Malcolm McDonald on November 11 1990 at the aqe ol 58 years Survived by his loving family wite Margaret 2 sons Dallas and Anous. 1 dauohter. Sneliev land husband Brian.

2 grandchildren. Sarah and Kate Memorial service Friday November 16 at 3 in Hoitv- kxirn Funeral Home West Van- leouvef. with Rev John Gouws officiating lo lieu ot flowers donations to HOPE, would be SHO -T VRupert 7 Prince 101.2 Temperature: High 12 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 736-2211 Phone Monday thru Friday 8 30 am to 9 00 p.m. Counter Service 8 30 a to 430 Olfices closed Saturday and Sunday DISPLAV ADVERTISING Retail 732-2690 General 732-2513 Phone Monday thru Friday 8.30 am to 5 00 pm. Offices closed Saturday and Sunday EDITORIAL Nighl Phone alter 9 00 Night City Editor 732-2445 To Place Your Ad CALL 736-2211 MONDAY to FRIDAY 8:30.

to 9:00 p.m. counter Service lor ad placement and box replies 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. TURN TO CLASSIFICATION NDEX ON NEXT PAGE REGIONAL FORECASTS Vancouver, Victoria, Lower Fraser Valley, Sunshine Coast, East Vancouver Island, West Vancouver Island, North Vancouver Island, Central Coast: Low tonight 6. Thursday cloudy.

Peri-odsof rain in the afternoon. High 1 2. Probability of precipitation per cent. Howe Sound, Whistler: Low 2. Thursdaycloudy.Periodsofrainin me afternoon.

High 7. Probability of precipitation 90 per cent. North Coast: Low 3. Thursday periods of rain. Chance of snow inland in the morning.

High 1 on coast to 5 inland. Probability of precipitation 100 per cent. Queen Charlottes: Low 2. Thursday periods of rain. High 10.

Probability of precipitation 100 per cent. Thompson, Okanaan, Koo-ttnay West: Low 1. Tnursday cloudy. Chance of showers in the afternoon. High 11.

Probability of precipitation 40 per cent. Kootenay East: Low 2. Tnursday cloudy with sunny breaks Chance ot a shower in the aher-noon High 6. Probability of precipitation 40 per cent. Columbia: Low I.

Thursday cloudy with showers. Hint) 7. Probability of precipitation 70 per cent. Chikohn, Cariboo: Low 4. Thursday cloudy with sunny breaks.

Chance of afternoon showers. High i. Probability of precipitation 60 per cent. Prince George: Low 2. Thursday cloudy with sunny breaks.

Chance ot afternoon showers. High 5. Probability of precipitation 60 per cent. Parsnip: Low 8. Thursday cloudy with hurries late in me day.

High 3 Probability of pi ecipitation 80 percent. Bulk ley VaHey-P Lakes: Low 2. Thursday cloudy. Periods ot snow becoming mixed with rain by afternoon. High 4.

Probability of precipitation 90 Per cent. Fort St. John: Lows near 1 Thursday cloudy afternoon, flurries in evening Highs near 0. Probability of precipitation 40 per cent. Fort Nefeon: Lows near II.

Thursday increasing cloudiness. Scattered evening flurries Highs near 12 Probaoiiityofpreapita-tion40percent. CANADIAN FORECASTS Alberta: Ooudv in north Highs near II Mainry sunny in central and southern regions Highs 1 to Saskatchewan: Clearing in the south Variac cloudiness wim ffurnesm me north Hwhs8tol0in the sot rm to 10menrrfh. Marwtohi: Vae ciouOness fne south Mamlv rioudy i the norlh ti hurries in the far north. i 3 tn sou to 4 in north On'ano: amly sunny in the south Highs'toU Manly sunny in central and northern resorts 3iM a x.

ft. CT COLD FRONT WAPM FRONT t'PPFR STATIONARY FRONT 1 1008 I FRONT -f VICipria T7t IS i(WII This date last year: High 10 Low 3 Precipitation: 9.0 mm. This date last year: 6.2 mm. Total to date from Jan. 1: 1026.8 mm.

Same period last year: 870.6 mm. To date this month: 137.1 mm. Same period last year: 141.6 mm. Barometer at 6 a.m. today: 101.5 kpa (rising).

TSAWWASSEN-SWARTZ BAY Lv. Tsawwassen: 7 a.m., 9a.m., 10 a.m. (except Sundays), 1 1 a.m. and noon (FridaysandSundavsoniy), 1 p.m., 2p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m. (Fridays and Sundays only), 5 p.m., 6 p.m.

(Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays only), 7 and 9 p.m. Lv. Swartz Bay: 7 a.m.; 8 a.m. (except Sundays), 9a.m., 1 1 a.m., noon, 1 p.m., 2p.m. (Fridays and Sundays only), 3p.m., 4 p.m.

(Thursdays, Fridavsand Sundays only), 5p.m., 6p.m. (Fridays and Sundays only), 7 p.m., 9 p.m. TSAWWASSEN-NANAIMO Lv. Tsawwassen: 8 a.m., 1 p.m., 6 p.m., Lv. Nanaimo: 5:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m.; 3:30 p.m., and 8:30 p.m.

HORSESHOE BAY-NANAIMO Lv. Horseshoe Bay: 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 1 1 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m., and 9 p.m. Lv.Nanaimo:7a.m.,9a.m.,l!a.m.,lpm,3p.m.,5p.m.,7 p.m., and 9 p.m. HORSESHOE BAY-LANGDALE Lv. Horseshoe Bay: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:25 p.m., and 9:15 p.m..

Lv.Langdale:i:20a.m.,8:30a.m.,IO:30a.m.,125p.m2:30 P.m., 4:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 8:20 p.m. i Georgia Strait: Southerlies 10 to 20knots overnight. Outlook for 24 hours beyond i a.m. Thursday: Strong to gale force southeastern. Strait of Juan de Fuel: Variable fivetol5knots.

Outlook for 24 hours beyond i a.m. Thursday: Strong southeaster! ies. Queen Charlotte Sound: Storm warning. Easterlies 20 to 30 this evening. Becoming southeasterly gales 45 to storm force 55 knots overnight.

Outlook for 24 hours Beyond I a.m. Thursday: Gale force south- 1 ia- 1 neiuiiuwi'iydirqudiiiviinKxreduingbwereraKenai 3p.m.yesterrJay.Themjrnbersareyesterday'shighest Low 7 westerlies. Dixon Entrance: Eastern entrance: Gale warning upgraded to storm warning. Southeasterlies 20 to 30 knots, rising to gales 40 to storm force 50 knots overnight. Western entrance: Soulheas-terlies 20 to 30 knots this evening and to gales 40 to storm force 50 knots near midnight becoming southwesterly 45 knot gales after midnight.

Outlook lor 24 hours beyond i a.m. Thursday: Eastern sections: Strong to gale force southwester-lies. Western sections: Gateforce southwesterlies. BAY Nov. 15, 1990 t' Nov.

17. First Nov. 25 Full Dec 2. Last Dec. 8 Resorts Acaoulco.

Barbados Bermuda. Max Min. Wea 34 24 fair 30 26 fair 25 19 cloudy Havana Honolulu Las Vegas. 77 22 fair 26 22 ta 24 8 fair 6 tar 18 cloudy 24 27 Miami Beach Momego Bay Nassau O-iando. Paim Swings Phoenix: Reno 30 25 cloudy 21 13 ctoudv 27 75 23 cloudy 16 cloudy I dear 29 16 dear 24 -1 fair Muirnti, ruitoweo uy ine ponuiammosi responsioieror tneday'sreadmg(ifover25).

Downtown Vancouver: North Shore: 1 North Bur-nabv: Coquitlam Port Coquitlam Port Moody: Central Surrey: 14; Richmond: 10: Chilliwack: 12. Readings of 0-50, acceotable. Readings of 50-100, persons with hear) or lung ailments should reduce ohvsical activity. Readings of over 100, such persons should stay indoors. except variable clouds with isolated flurries in far north.

Highs 10 incentralregionsto2infar north. Quebec Variable cloudiness in south except scattered flurries hi southeast. Highs 2 to 3. Cloudy with Hurries in the north. Highs 4 to 1.

Maritimw: Snow flurries. Hi9hs near 2. Newfoundland: Mostly cloudy. Scattered Hurries. High 0 to 4.

OBSERVED TEMPERATURES (Celsius) British Columbia Jasper 4 14 Kenora 2 2 Lethbridge 20 10 Medicine Hat. 19 9 Montreal 0 7 Ottawa 0 8 Peace River 14 19 Quebec City 1 Regina 18 2 St. John's I -2 Saskatoon 9 1 Thunder Bay 1 8 Toronto 3 3 Whitehorse 21 -31 Winnipeg 7 6 Yeltowknife 13 16 Overseas Max. Mm Athens 5 Bangkok 22 Beiimg 16 3 Berlin 8 6 Brussels i Buenos Aires J8 16 Copenhagen 8 8 Helsinki 2 -2 Hong Kong 24 Jerusalem 17 7 Johannesburg 29 15 London )5 12 Madrid 7 Manila 29 22 Moscow 3 4 New Defhi 30 14 14 17 Rode Janeiro 32 22 Rome 15 i Scout IS 9 ingaoore 30 24 Stockholm. 5 2 78 16 fswxt 27 Tokyo 20 II Vienna II 3 7-fw)S' FAHt GOOD TIDES AT ENGLISH High 5:10 am.

Low 10:10 a.m. High 3:10 p.m. Low 10:30 m. 139teet 10.7 feet 13.9 feet 3.3 feet Sunrises sets 4:31 m. AAoon rises 5 57 a.m., sets 3:14 pm.

United States Max. 9 21 23 19 2S 27 8 25 6 13 Min -3 7 0 9 13 18 Chicago Dj's Kansas City Los Angeles Miami VimeanoKs New Orleans New York Portland San Francisco SeaMe Spokane Aashmgion 5 14 2 9 9 8 8 2 Max. Min Comox 12 7 Cranbrook 12 3 Fort Nelson -21 -28 Fori St. 11 22 Kamloops 15 10 Mackenzie 1 13 Penhcton 13 8 Pnnce George 3 0 Prince Rupert i 3 Reveistoke 8 2 Terrace 8 2 Victoria. 12 8 Williams Lake.

1 4 Canada WjX. Mm Alert -36 Brandon 7 Osiwv 14 I -14 Edmonton 1 13 Fredencton 3 6 Hamax 2 4 lentiusted with arrangements. icton. BC, 3G6 lappreciateJ..