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46 VICTORIA LMJSii. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. IS' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 386-2121 Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 386-2121 Monday through Saturday 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Vancouver Island's Largest Shopping Centre in Print SKIIXED TRADES 30 SITUATIONS WANTED LOST and FOUND 8 CARDS OF THANKS 14 DEATHS and FUNERALS i I DOUGLASS On October IS, 107, In Winning. Vara Bnatr and AITCHISON Born to Juoy Altcmson (nee wrignu mi Thurlow Victoria, at Royal Jubilee Hospital, on October la, 1974. A son Scott William, 6 lbs. 5 oi a brother for Melanle.

Thanks to Or. Gordon E. Cox and Dr. H. W.

Plktel. 5 DEATHS and FUNERALS BULL Rlckard Francis, born In 1937, suddenly at home, Williams Lake, Oct. 20th. Survived by daughters Klmberly and Kelly, Williams Lake. Father and Mother, Howard and Diana Bull, Parksvllle, B.C.

Sisters, Virginia Denton, Victoria, B.C. Linda Hansen, Williams Lake. Grandmother, Mrs. F. Bull, Sidney, Unci Harold Bull.

Sidney. Aunt Mari Thorburn, Victoria. Em-gloved oast 15 vaars with Forest ry Division, Mechanical Depart ment, provincial Government. BIRTHS Cnaoal of Chimes' services low? In lieu of flowers', October 24th, 1974 at 2:30 BOX REPLIES All replies to private box number available from 8:00 a. hi.

to 6:00 p.m-Monday to Friday Inclusive. Victoria Press Box numbers available on request. Charge $3.50 and $4 00. OFFICE HOURS Classified Counter, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Anre Douglass, aged 78 years, retired Winnipeg School Teacher. FuiWl Service was held Tuesday, October 22 In the Thomson cnapeu, oroaaway Furbv. Winnipeg. The Rev. Peter Douglas officiating.

Interment In Garry Memorial Park. DUNCAN Suddenly on October 20m, 1974, Mr. Stanley Jamas Duncan, aged 43 years. Born In Vancouver, B.C. and a resident of Brentwood Bay for the past 2 years, late residence (23 Sea Drive, Brentwood Bay, B.C., formerly of SaW Spring Island." He leaves his wife, Beverly Joan, at home; sons, Gary end Brian, daughters, Debra and Gail, all at home; brothers, George, Bur-neby, B.C.

and Gerald, Al-dergrove, B.C. Memorial service will be held in the Sands Mortuary Limited "Me- I norv D.m. Rv. Fred Anderson officiat ing. Flowers gratefully declined.

Those so desiring may donate to the Canadian Diabetic Association, P.O. Box 672, Victoria, B.C. SANDS VICTORIA EDWARDS Suddenly In Victoria on October 21, 1974, Mr. James M. Edwards of 1844 Fiairourn Drive, aged 78 years, native son.

Predeceased by hi wife Addie in 1973, he leaves one son jimmie ot seatne; grandchildren; 1 great-grandson; 1 brotner, Bob Edwards and 1 Mrs Helen Peatt of Vic- nieces and nephews. He was a member of Victoria Lodge Mo. I.O.O.. anri Lodge AF ft AM No. 116, B.Cf.

He served overseas World War One. The f'inerl ervlce, "ndr auspices of Victoria Lodge No 1, I.O.O.F.. will be heM in McCmll Bros. FLORAL CHAPEL. Johnwn ft Vancouver Sts.

on Thursday, Oct. 24 at 3:30 p.m. Interment at Ross Bay Cemetery. HAMMOND On October 18- fn Cewlchan District Hospital, Mrs. Kathleen Rosanrva Hammond ot 3259 Drlnkwafier 'Road, Duncan, aged 55 years.

Besides her loving husband Herbert, she is survived by three daughters: 'Miss Lucy In Ouncan, Mrs. Rosanna Perkins In Sayward and Mrs. Margaret Perkins of Ceurtenavi ail so her mother, Mrs. A. Gillespie and three sisters: Mrs.

6. B. Barnes 'In Crofton, Mrs. George Geisford of Cowichan Station and Mrs. James Anderson of Victoria.

A Memorial Service for Mrs. Hammond will be held on Friday, October 25 -St 2:30 P.m. In St. John's Anglican Church, Jubilee Mreet, Flowers era gratefully declined, friends wishing to. mav make donations to the Cancer Fund, Box 411, Duncan, B.C.

HIRil 9AnU9 'LUIWrt'l JENNISON In Victoria, B.C., on October 21, 1974, Mrs. Florence Adeline Jennlson, age 57 years. Born In Hull, Yorkshire, England, and had been resident of Victoria for the past seven years, residing at Apt. 1, 1124 Dallas Road. She leaves her husband, George, at home, her fa-ther, Mr.

George Hollowav, brother, Fred, and sister, Connie, In England. Au Service will be held in the Sands Mortuary Limited "Memorial Chspel of Chimes" on Thursday, OctoKr 24, 1974 at 11:00 a.m., Archdeacon a. t. rtennv mn- ing. Interment In Royal uax Buna prx.

SANDS VICTORIA KNOX In Victoria, B.C. on October 21st, 174, Mrs. Flora Bell Knox, aged 77 years, born i in England and resident of Victoria for the past five years, late residence, 47 -1339 Orelgflower Rd. She leaves her daughter and son-in-law, Doreen wd Matthew Niiman, Victoria, B.C.; son and daughter-in-lawj Robert G. end Naomi Knox, Toronto, four grandchildren; two great grandchildren; her -sister, Rose, Victoria, B.C.

and brothers and Ister in Fnoland. Service will be held In the Sands Mortuary "Memorisl Chapel of Chimes," on Thursday, Octnier 24, 1974 at 3:30 P.m. Cre- MAXFIELD In Victoria, B.C., on October 20, 1974, Miss Barbara Mixfleld, age 72 years, born in Streatham, County of London, Fnaiand, and had been res-dent of Victoria for the oast 13 years, residing at 1005 Pember- ServfcVwIII be held In the Sands Mortuary limited "MemorWI Chapel of Chimes" on Thursday, October 24, 1974, at 1:30 D.m., Rev. Dr. H.

W. Kerley officiating. NANSON Helen, of Vancouver Carpets and Linoleum Floor Coverings CARPET-LINO-VINYL Free Estimates NO OBLIGATION 386-2951 1126 QUADRA WE'RE NUMBER ONE DEVALUES CARPET PRICES FREE ESTIMATES CARPET TREN3 SPECIAL HARDINGS: Lynnwood Acrilan Plus The Ultimate Family Textured Plus. Reg. $16 WHILE PRESENT STOCK LASTS $9.95 SQ.

YD. ALSO SEE OUR AD IN MISCELLANEOUS CARPET TREND Skinner and Bay Vic West 386-7501 CARPET TREND HOURIGAN'S CARPETS AND LINOS LTD. FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS 715 PANDORA AVE. 386-2401 FLOOR LAYER WILL INSTALL carpet at $1.85 vard and lino at $2.25 per yard. Prices effective on orders received before November 1st.

386-0948 after 5 p.m. Carpet Cleaning CARPET KILLERS Those grimy little stains can really kill the life of your carpet. Coit can remove them all with their "Gentle-Steam-' (60 more effective than mere shampooing 1 1 Coit pampers your carpet and guaran- ie me iuu. rnunt mil mt'tsit for free estimate no obligation. CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY, carefully, reasonably shampooed In your home.

Imperial Carpet Cleaners. 388-5069. MAC'S RUG AND UPHOLSTERY Cleaners. I own and personally do all cleaning. 385-7479.

Cement SAANICH CONCRETE AND CONTRACTING LTD. Sewer lines, drain Unas, stonework. All types of concrete work. 385-0423. DAVIDSON CEMENT CONTRAC- tors specializing In patios, side walks, driveways, etc.

Phone Larry, sea-izyi or uoug, nt-bwi. PETE'S CEMENT ations. 383-7931. AND ALTER- Cleanup Services LO-COST CLEANUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Composts, yards, basements, etc. Also, demolition of small sheds, garages, fences and trees felled.

NO CHARGE AND UP Two young responsible men hava large truck. Basement, attics, composts, etc. Very reasonable. Bob's, 386-2451 anytime. CLEANUPS, LIGHT HAULING, no lob too small, free estimates.

386-9482. IMMEDIATE CLEAN UP SER-vice, large truck, reasonable. 384-1755, 386-7225. LARRY'S PROMPT, EFFICIENT service. Yard cleaning, basements, hauling debris.

388-6373. CIMPOSTS, BASEMENTS, trash, etc. Pickup. Fong 384-8621. YARDS 479-7078, BIG JOBS AND SMALL JOBS.

Junk hauled reasonable prices. Local 642-3867. FRANK'S CLEAN-UP SERVICE basements, yards, small demolition, trees etc. 478-6293. CLEAN-UP SERVICE AND HAUL- ing.

Local number 642-386. FREE ESTIMATES FOR CLEAN UPS. 382-2462. BASEMENTS. YARD ETC.

478-6832. 1 MAN WITH PICKUP SMALL cleanups, anytime. 388-6049. Contractors WHFATON CONSTRUCTION LTD. General Contractors Building Consultants 382-2159 KITCHEN CABINETS BREAKFAST NOOKS RENOVATIONS-477-1928 House of International Designs Specialists In modern kitchen planning.

14-day delivery. SALE PRICES: ALUMINUM awnings, shutters, siding, 25 colours to choose from, on Display at Warehouse, 834 Devonshire St. 385-2491. Darcv Construction Ltd. R.

G. MASSEY ROOFING AND General Home Improvements, the one stop shop, for home maintenance and repair. We do it all. For a batter lob call Bob, 598-6194. SPECIALIZING IN CONVERSION to suites, rumpus rooms, sundecks.

Quality workmanship with references. Free estimates. 479-7981, 479-2990. ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, renovations, arborita, doors, cabinets, B. Lidstone Construction 3B6-6914.

FARMER CONSTRUCTION Design Renovations 3 8 8.5 1 2 1 ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION, my specialty. B. and S. Construe-tlon. 385-7403.

FEATURE KITCHEN CENTRE 2610 Douglas 385-4921 QUALITY WITH ECONOMYI FRANKLIN'S CONSTRUCTION. Sundecks. fencing, gutters, stucco. General repairs. 382-2732, 479-3035 HOME BUILDING FRAMING HART CONSTRUCTION 386-1713 (24 Hrs.) FRAMING CREWS go.

383-4638. READY TO Draperies Custom-made DRAPERIES Choose from our great fabric selection. Drapes PROFESSIONALLY MADE and INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME. CHARGE IT Phone 388-9111 NO OBLIGATION Simpsons-Sears Ltd. SAVE YOUR DRAPESI These shabby draoat can be brought back to life by the COIT experts.

The bast cleaning service available and that's guaranteed. Phone 477-9529 tor traa est mate no obligation. HOEGIES' SPRING-CREST DRA-paries. Exclusive Spring-Crest dealer, Formerly Beautl-Pleat, For freo in-nome estimeies can Kar-sten or Nell Duckworth at 382-3531. Sears WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS our heartfelt gratitude to our friends and neighbours for the many expressions of kindness and sympathy shown to us by way of cards, alters, flowers and con tributions In the loss of a beloved Husband and Dad.

Special thanks to archdeacon H. J. Jones for words of comfort. Mrs. Ernie C.

Brown, Bob, Karen and Nancy. EV MEMORTAM THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD. AS WE WHO ARE LEFT GROW OLD, AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM, NOR IHfc TtAKa CONDEMN. AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN, AND IN THE MORNING, WE WILL Re-MEMBER THEM. -WITH GRATITUDE.

SANDS. 10 FUNERAL DIRECTORS SERVING VANCOUVER ISLAND WE CARE Dedicated to service Sensible Prices SANDS FUNERAL CHAPELS VICTORIA 388-5155 SIDNEY 656-2932 COLWOOD 478-3821 DUNCAN 746'5212 LADYSMITH 245-2331 NANAIMO 753-2032 Your six community Chaoals. In dependent, Family Owned ind controlled, sands since mi. mm am Specializing in shipping to or from anywhere call collect A Division of Sands VICTORIA. 388-5155 SIDNEY, 656-2932 COLWOOD, 478-3B21 DUNLAN, 746-5212 LADYSMITH.

245-2331 NANAII AIMO. 753-2032 Removal and Memorial Service A Division of Sands Covering Vancouver Island McCALL BROS. Funeral Chapels 1400 Vancouver Street 385-4465 385-4466 385-44(7 Professional Service of the Highest Order and at Moderate Cost. THURSDAY PARSONS, Mr. Howard 1:00 p.m.

FLORAL CHAPEL ROBERTS, Mr. Alexander C. 1:15 p.m. FAMILY CHAPEL EDWARDS, Mr. James M.

3:30 p.m. FLORAL CHAPEL TO BE ANNOUNCED HOLLAND, Mrs. Sarah Anne CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL CHAPEL (Formerly Chaplin's) 1155 Fort Street Phone 384-5512 or 384-8626 Offering dignified moderate ser vices for all. Geo. S.

Cunningham, owner, manager. THOMSON IRVING Funeral Chapel Est. 1906 Formerly of Winnipeg a uignitiea ana understanding Service at Moderate Cost PRE-NEED AT NEED SHIPMENTS 1625 Quadra St. Phone 384-2612 HAY WARD'S CHAPEL Ready to carry out the family'! quietly, sympathetically, with efficiency and dignity. 386-3505 734 Broughton St.

Serving the Public and Exclusive undertakers for the Memorial Socl- MONUMENTAL STEWART MONUMENTAL Works Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1896 Memorial of Distinction Marbla firaolaca and tehletnoa 1404 May ST. 384-3452 MORTIMER'S MONUMENTS ESTABLISHED 1877 "The Finest in Craftsmanship" 633 DAVID ST. 383-6421 14 ANNOUNCEMENTS MIRIAM TEMPLE NO 7 Daughters of th Nil Fall Baraar and Luncheon, Saturday, October iit, renowsnip nan, ta sal-moral Rd. Opens at 11.

Luncheon $1.50. Tea, 50c. Fantastic stalls and lots of ooor prizes. 15 COMING EVENTS and MEETINGS BINGO London Boxing and Athletic Club Oct. 24 Esquimalt Legion Esquimau and Admirals JACKPOT $700 on 46 calls or less no games less than $20 Early Bird starts 7 p.m.

Free bus to town. FOR GROUP OUTINGS B.C. Hydro Bus Chrsrtes are economical, fun, convenient. 39 TO 49-PASSENGER DELUXE COACHES FOR LONG-DISTANCE TRIPS PHONE 382-6161 SMOKPRS The Hammond Smoking Cessatl6n group meals every Monday 8 p.m. YM-YWCA using Smoke watchers metnoa or Gradual withdrawal, Pleasant, effective.

Inexpensive. 383-5511 days, 383-6914 evenings. HORNET FOOTBALL BINGO 7:15 p.m. 1600 GOVERNMENT ST. RUMMAGE SALE, THURSDAY October 24, at Garden City United Church, Lower Hall, Refreshments served.

4054 Carey Road. 10 to 11:30 a.m. 20 LOST ana FOUND Airfield house'. I Ginger, medium length hair, rad plastic collar. Reward, 598-1747.

LOST: GIRL'S ELGIN WATCH, and Blanshard between Hillside School, LOST: ORANGE, MALE CAT, VIC West. Reward for Information. 385-3075. FOUND: BLACK AND WHITF mala kitten, Adelaide Ave. off afteri p.m; LOST: GINGFR AND WHITF cat, Vista Heights srea, Maureen, JB6-Y6B0.

LOST; PAIR OF GLASSES WITH green frames. Ouadra-Cloverdale area or Woolco. 598-6010. LtST LADY'? GRUF.N WATCH, Saturday, vicinity Fa rwav'i Mar ket or Acma, Reward. 652-3784, LOST: OREY FEMALE KITTEN, orange marklhs, fluffy tall, Fair-Held, 383-2165.

FEMALE WHITE die Reward. 477-5454 POO- I PART TIME OK TEiMl'ORARV HKU WHITE SPOT TOWN AND COUNTRY Requires janitor to work 2 or 3 days per week. This is a year round position. Apply in parson or phone 382-2932. EXPERIENCED PART TIME Accountant required, work your own hours, pay commensurate with experience, send resume land application in writing to the Controller, 209 Burns 'House, 26 Bastion Square, Victoria, B.C.

GOOD SALARY TO RELIABLE person to care tor our ora-scnooi children, 2 or 2V4 days per week, nour neaoi ao e. own Transpor tation preferred. Hollywood Cres. area, 598-6606. MATURE WOMAN FOR EVE nlna work In Imports store, cash ir experience preferred.

Apply 1102 Government 5t. between and 12. THE DAILY COLONIST HAS AN opening for a carrier In the Duke Road and Metchosln area, infer ested person should call J. Bradford, 383-4111, Extension 164. A AAATIIBP PERSON.

7 EVE nlngs per week, Friday and Monday, in small guest home. 383-5840, PART TIME HAIRDRESSER Re quired for wig and gift store In Sidney, i-i oayss per woes, ion Dawn, 386-0221. BABYSITTER, PART TIME. Transportation will be provided. 385-5771, Room 46.

PART -TIME BODY MAN painter with workshop, equipment. 382-0664, 383-9298. 30 SITUATIONS WANTED i eTmima uirrnoiA. sppir pri. sltion for our trusted employee.

A capable full-charge housekeeper, good cook and able driver, she requires 2U-40 nours wesxiy. no live-In, finest references. 598-6169 evenings. YOUNG MAN WANTS TO WORK to apprentice as a mechanic. Will start at the bottom, but already has a good working knowledge of motors.

384-4354, ask for Ken. RELIABLE COUPLE, LATE fifties, non-smokers, well care-take your home for winter months. Phone 245-4338, or write Mrs. L. Dickson, R.R.

2, Ladysmith. SEEK EMPLOYMENT AS RE-ceptionist, some typing, some bookkeeping, willing to be trained, 386-0792. PROFESSIONAL PHO-tnaraoher reau res employment. Also experienced in photo sales. 384-7891 anytime.

FOR QUALITY AND EFFICIENT work. 2 experienced and responsi ble painters. Call Falrco. 384-3434, 478-1254. I AftY OlAPATCHiFR WITH OF- mmtImmw (3 vcarsl reaulres Part-time Monday-Friday, 5 hours oenv.

vn-ija. (REGISTERED NURSES AIDE, seeks private nursing posmon, pre ferably evenings, tsi-nu. DAY CARE MY HOME, START-ing Nov. 1, good care and meals. 478-9604 after 6.

GENERAL BOOKKEEPING AND payroll. Account receivable-pay. able. Income tax. 382-5045.

WILL BABYSIT IN ESOUIMALT area, 3 year old playmate, In my home, 383-5476. STUDENT, lAGE 13 REQUIR'ES efternoon employment, call 385-0337. LADY IN 0S SEEKS POSITION, housekeeper-companion to lady or gent. Victoria, Press, Box 48. i I WILL DIG YOUR GARDEN ready for spring planting.

385-6009 a.m. 7-9 p.m. GARDENER, FREE ESTIMAT-ing, 385-6009, a.m. 7-9 p.m. AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN.

AGE 30 requires employment. 477-9884. MAN SEEKS PART TIME ployment. 478-8193. EM- MAN WITH PICKUP wishes odd lobs.

382-3558. TRUCK DAY CARE, MY hours. 384-6198. HOME, ANY 33 BANDS, MUSICIANS and ORCHESTRAS OUE TO A CANCELLATION OUR bano, "i-fc5iiVAL" rs ewaiiaoia for New Year's Eve. Wt are a six-nlaoa arauo Including a brass sec tion, versatile, end our music Is -U.

wjrrn iuw. 4fnm PRFSTIGF Entertainment Agencies ltd. Bet ter Bands ana snows, book now for Christmas parties onlv 5 Bands left for New Year's Eve. 479-1531. BAND AVAILABLE FOR NEW Years Eve.

Good dancing and listening music. Call David between 3-4 p.m. 385-1238. ESTABLISHED BAND WANTING vnrallst for cabaret music. Audi tion.

592-7428, 3B2-7943. WEDDINGS. SPECIALIZED music James Gurr. 478-2468. 36 BUSINESS SERVICES AND DIRECTORY Accounting Service ACCOUNTING, PAYROLLS, INCOME TAX, AUDITING mBPftRATION PROCEDURES WE are SPECIALISTS In our field offering a FULL RANGE of AC COUNTING ano ousiNtss counselling Services backed by OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE.

SIMKIN ACCOUNTING. SERVICE 31-A CADILLAC BUILDING (TOP t-LUUKJ VICTORIA, B.C. 386-7074 Auto Glass BOSSOM GLASS CO. LTD. AUTO GLASS Mobile-Van home service our specialty I.C.

B.C. Insurance Claim Centre 382-3031 Carpenter GENERAL CARPENTRY, ADDI-tlons, renovations, sundecks, all rec. rooms, concrete work, mooring floats, references, free estimates. Phone 476-8894. CARPENTER FINISHER -CABI-nets, additions, car ports, etc.

References. 23 vears In business. Free estimates and Ideas. 383-4272. ALL KINDS OF CARPENTRY and eeneral reoalr, rough and finished.

$4.50 per hour. Drafting and blue print, $25 a set. Moorman, 478-0198, SUNDECKS OUR SPECIALTY Wa also handle, fencing, side walks, patios, carports. Phone 652-3536. RENOVATIONS, ADDITIONS, general carpentry, concrete-work.

Reasonable, References. Free estimates. 385-2865. EXPERIENCED CARPENTERY renovations, decks, basement finish, additions, repairs, reasonable rates. References.

384-2323. GENERAL CARPENTRY, QUALI fled carpenters. 386-6914. Lid- stone. CUSTOM CUPBOARDS AND CA.

blnetry. Reasonable and guaran-teed work. Call Brack, 384-6515. EXPERIENCED HOUSE FRAM-Ing crew by contract only, 383-4539. QUALITY WORK AT "REASON-able rates.

Additions, renovations. Estimates, plans. Glover, 656-3745. SMALL CARPENTER JOBS. Ilmates.

598-7392. Carpets and Linoleum CARPET LAYER WILL INSTALL carpet and linoleum at reasonable rates. Small lobs accepted gladly. Used carpetd Installed, 658-5174, IOURNEYMAN FLOOR LAYER will Install carpet and lino at $1.50 per yd, as Introductory offer. 386-8636.

CORBETT FLOORING tlon, carpels, lino. 479.7866. Less to Sell (8 INSTALA. HELP WANTED GENERAL WHITE SPOT TOWN AND COUNTRY Requires janitor to work 2 or 3 days par week. This Is a year round position.

Apply in parson or pnona zn-nsi. EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME waiter-waitress required, hotel coffee shoo. Please Dhone Mrs. Faulkner between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

jtu-eji. OFFERED HOME TO MATURE lady, wlio loves cooking. To cook 4 hours dally for 9 persons. Live out it preferred, victoria press, Box WANTED: EXPERIENCED waiter-waitress for night shift In downtown restaurant. For Inter view please call 658-8922, 5 p.m.

-9 p.m, MECHANIC FOR WORKING ON trucks and vans, must have own tools. Day shift. Good wages to right man. Apply sob's Janitorial Service, 386-2451. MANAGER-CARETAKER COU- pie required tor deluxe highrise.

Experience preferred. References required. Phone between 4-7 P.m., 385-1187. PERSON WITH EXPERIENCE to care for semi-parallzed elderly lady, Monday-Friday, Oak, Bay area references essential. State wages required.

384-8791. EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER cook required for morning shift. Apply to Mr. Anderson, Coffee Mac's Restaurant, 617 Gorge Rd, or EXPERIENCED WAITRESS-vslter wanted for morning shift. Apply In person to Coffee Mac's Restaurant, 617 Gorge Rd or phone 384-9547.

HANDYMAN TO DO MINOR RE-pairs on small figreglass boat. At your place at your convenience. Price must be reasonable. 479-1040 before 10 a.m. EXPERIENCED COOK REQUIRED FOR NEW HOTEL, PHONE 384-7541 BETWEEN 10 AND IT A.M.

AND 2-3 P.M. WEEKDAYS. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER, preferrtbly middle aged, for couple In well equipped city home. Good wages. day week, references.

Victoria, Press Box 864. FATHFR AND 3 CHILDREN need live-In housekeeper. Local references required. Phone 385-3575 or 598-5896. EXPERIENCED WAITERS- waitresses for day and afternoon shift.

Good wages. Apply in per son, Scotts Restaurant. PERSONNEL REQUIRED FOR security work. Full time and Part rime avaiieoie. 4B-ei oerwean p.m.-7:30 p.m.

REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, MA-ture full time, drug store clerk, apply in parson at Royal Oak Pharmacy, 4452 West Saanlch Rd. POETS AND LYRIC WRITERS wanted) Send your poems end lyrics for our offer. Strend Music, Box 893, Hemet, California 92343. DESK CLERK FOR MODERN motor Inn. some experience pre ferred but not necessary.

For Interview call, I3S-66I1. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS- wai'er wanted. Evening shift. Apply Imperial Inn. 196) Douglas St.

ATTENTION LADIES! XMAS lust around the corner. Earn money In vour spare time. After 4 p.m. Ask for Mabel, 476-2462. EXPERIENCED WAITER-waltress wanted.

Apply Belalr Restaurant, 170S Douglas. EXPERIENCED WAITER- waitress. Apply in person Melrose cafe, 622 raies si. BPSPONSIBLE EXPERIENCED resident caretaker couple 44 suite phone 385-0011 592-7676. A.p, CAB dcbc-imai WARD AID FOR PERSONAL OFFICE HELP ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION MUST COMPLY WITH' THE BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS ACT SEE COLUMN 1 CLERK STENOIIi VICTORIA ciern-sieno is required tor tne personnel office of the B.C.

Assessment Authority. This position requires mature person capable of carrying ouf a wide range of duties including, but not limited to: taking dictation end typing of matters relevant to the personnel function; acting es receptionist; rnanglng Interviews end Itineraries; end assisting In a variety clerical duties. Applicants should have minimum of High School Graduation plus three years directly related experience; or an equivalent combination of education end experience. Salary month. Range: $682-8774 per Please direct applications outlining experience and education to: Personnel Officer B.C.

Assessment Authority 517 Fort Street Victoria, B.C. V8W 137 Competition 74-6 Closing Date November 8, 1974, NCR 10-TOTAL ACCOUNTING machine operator required. Duties include machine posting ot accounts receivable, oavab e. che ques. General ledger oavroll and balancing of same.

Also some typing of related records. Only rarMr.mlndM nraon th axoar once need epolv. the work takes several months to learn, It I nnt ha ftimah for tho look. Ing for temporary employment only. Good future end starting salary offered to the rloht person Apply Victoria Press, Box 16.

REQUIRE RESPONSIBLE, MA- ture Individual for bookkeeping ano receptionist auries. Exceiiem remuneration for the right person. Reolv In vour own handwriting stage age, experience and salarv qesirea to vicioria rress, box j. Colwood, Glen Lake area. RECEPTIONIST FULL TIME duties Include, minor bookkeeolng, typing, telephone answering, (sales oriented), Monday to Friday, a.m.

to 5 p.m. 382-1712 Bob Hut- chinion. WANTED: EXPERIENCED teletype operator and other clerl- duties for stock onwers oince. Hours 7 e.m. -3 p.m.

Apply iMr. HudionL623 Yetesjt. 38W40K SWITCHBOARD with some tvplnq reaulred, a minimum i vaari off Ice experience the ability to handle people essential $550. 386-9021. RECEPTIONIST WITH MIN.

TYP-ina nf worn. Experience with doctor or dentist office essential. 5500-S6O0. 386-6754, BANK OF MONTREAL HAS AN Immediate opening for a teller, no experience necesssry, eppIV Bank Montreal, Sidney, B.C. BAttT.TlUB TBI 1 CD fiB.

oulrd, aooroxlmatelv days per month. James Bay Bank. 386-3284, SKILLED TRADES ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION MUST COMPLY WITH THK BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS ACT SEE COLUMN 1 MFCHANICAL WELDER. MAR. avnarlanra antturrta.

Aoolv box 150, cnsmainus, s.t., or phone 246-3216, 1 Articles Sell I DO YOU KNOW WHERE ZEKE IsV Male, tabby, white paws and nose, lost Friday night in the Johnson, Fernwood area. If you do please phone 382-9464. LOST MAN'S BLACK WALLET, in James Bay Inn or city street" keep money, return papers to I'l Maddock Ave. Easf. Or phone 382-4669 or 387-3933.

LOST MONDAY A.M., LARGE, black, long-haired neutered cat. Answers to Mousle. Douglas and Quadra area. Reward offered. 479-3163.

LOST: SMALL GREY TABbV, VI-clnlty of Joy land Kennels, Island View Rd Oct. 13. 598-3344 days, 656-6148 evenings. Mrs. Russell.

LOST: iN ASQUITH STREET area, young black male cat, reward. Phone 382-1W3 after 6:30 p.m. WILL PERSON WHO FOUND topaz dinner ring In washroom ot Village Green Inn please return, Phone 478-1689. LOS1: BLACK FEMALE CAT, small white spot on lower abdomen, fiodrlck-Cloverdale area. 592-26M.

LOST: FEMALE SEALPOINT Siamese, Friday evening, Sparton Lake area. Reward. 479-7907. HELP WANTED GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION MUST COMPLY WITH THE BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS ACT SEE COLUMN 1 WHITE SPOT TOWN AND COUNTRY Requires 2 service personnel, full time, must be able to work broken shifts. Apply In person or phone SUPERVISOR OF DAY CARE centre.

Fully qualified end experienced parson reoulred tar this In teresting position. Applicant must have B.C. Educational requirements laid down. Salary commensurate with experience. Apply to Bishop Cridge Centre For The Family, (Founded 1893).

27 Hay ward Heights, THE BAY We are looking for a kindly person to be our store Santa Claus from Dec. 5-Dec. 21, 1-5 p.m. If you enioy being In pleasant surroundings and are on friendly terms with children, please apply to the personnel office, 4th floor, between 10 and 11:30 a.m. LIVE-IN HOMEMAKERS Opportunities for semi-retired lad ies to help their local communities.

Your experience needed by HEALTH CARE SERVICES UPJOHN LIMITED. Call us at 388-6639 Monday Friday AVON i nnr mi vr ii i trni i vr i In Ffrirfield. It can be yours. As I UAIC AM ADCkl TCB DITftDV an A venn DAnrjscnfat iua uaji'II earn good choose your own nors. aouno imereMingr Miss Binder 384-7345.

FULL OR PART TIME Reliable company needs ambitious representative, we otfer an opportunity to own your own business, trip ever 3 mths, training provided. Must own car. Call 386-6393 for appointment. ZELUERS LTD. Midi-no student oart time dis play work.

Some evenings end Saturdays. Experience an asset, but not necessary. Must have a flair for decorative display work, Apply personnel department. JANITORIAL HELP REQUIRED for larae shopping centre. Full time employment.

Evening work. lima empioymcni. evening Experience in worsting automatic floor machine helpful, good pay. older pel son 384-7154. preferred.

Apply WANTED IMMEDIATELY, PULL-time cook, hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., rett-ement home, approximately 50, 5-day week, must wear dresses. Uavs off to suit. Phone 383-544 week days, 598-2465 after 7 p.m. and weekends.

CONSUMER LOAN COMPANY, requires manager trainees, pre, vious experience an asseT put noi necessary. Must have high school education, good starting salary and other benefits. Phone Mr. Carey at 385-B700 9-5 p.m. SOUS CHEF EXPERIENCED.

Italian or t-rencn cooxing. upening In Uattl arMl UDDrox. Fab. 15. Nights good pay and benefits.

Send resume to: Box 380, Mercer Island, WAsn. 98040. SARAH COVENTRY -CANADA'S leading fine fashion lewenery company needs demonstrators and managers. No experience neces-'. sary.

No Investment. Excellent, weekly earnings. Phone 384-8842. WANTED: (MATURE EXPERI-enced plain clothes security person to work part time In local retail store. Includes tome day time and evening work.

Apply Victoria Press 'Box 62. EXPERIENCED DENTAL ASSIS-tant required -Immediately for dental office In Royal Oak area. Pleas state age, experience, and salary expected to Victoria Press, Box 47. WANTED Reliable couple as resident managers for 44 suite, downtown apartment building. Experienced handyman applicants preferred.

Reply Victoria Press Box 31. WOMAN FOR PART-TIME JANI-torial work, 4-5 hours, 5 nights a week. Must be conscientious, reliable and have own transportation. $3 per hour to Stsrt. 382-5232.

EXPERIENCED MATURE DIN Ing room help required Immediate ly tor parr-time position. a.m.-2:30 p.m. dally. Apply in person, J70 Government St PERMANENT POSITION OPEN for experienced nurse's aide, morning shift, a.m. In rest home on MacKenzie St, 384-1750.

WANTED chanlc by Central Glass Co. o. kia.j 754-6347 Nanalmo, union shop, days, 758-6478 evenings. RESIDENT MANAGER RE- quired for 50 suite apartment block.Repiy to victoria press oox 26. BAKERS HELPER WITH EXPE- rlence, 2 p.m.

-10 p.m. Oulck, reliable, resdy to work. Apply In per- son, 1115 twth pa k. HAIRSTYLIST REQUIRED AT A Cordova say saion, late over cli entele, wage good, 478-5611 or 658-5914. PF4TAURANT REQUIRES BAR tender, must be willing work end aoie to speaK soma wnniu, 386-9021.

WANTED: EXPERIENCED dish-washer. Full and part-time. Apply verors niBtorems, jm-jmi. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER FOR elderly lady, rafarancas please, 592-3390. UIVtlttEB WANTFD TO come In my horns 4 days a week.

Colwood Lake area. 478-7666. CLE AN I NG PERSON REQUIRED, day per week. 592-9181 attar 6 p.m. MIDDLEAGED MAN FOR SMALL ranch.

Must be horseman. Victoria PrassBox44j CLEANING LADY REQUIREdT'5 hours weekly, Prlday preferred. English not necessary. 3844791. METCtTdYrN CLEANING woman required, ens day per waek.

478-1539. HAIRDRESSER URGENTLY needed for friendly attractive salon. 478-5611 or 658-5914; LA MARINA Experienced cook wanted. Good wages, 658-5227, hairstylist' requird TO take over clientele In busy salon. Phone 592-7790, after 6 p.m, QUAD i 0 HATS DRESSER wanted tor Chatelaine Beauty Salon.Phr.ne 316-0123.

COOK FOR REST and Sunday. 385-9821. Where Your of of to wt cai and of Ina McMillan Bloedel requires Certified Heavy Duty Mechanics For our Soroat Lake Division In Port Alberni. This shop is located 5 minutes trom downtown port Al berni. A progressive city with a population of 25,000 and all the modern facilities available.

For further information please contact: Mauro Employment Office 1196 West Pender St. Vancouver, B.C. V6E 2R9 or W. E. Mosher 227 Commercial St.

Nanalmo, B.C. Experienced Duroid Roofer Required Good opportunity for Duroid roofer who wants to make it on his own. Lots of work; no selling oe collecting. Prompt payment of invoices. Applicant should have all equip- ment.

including -truck and be licensed. Apply to Vic toria Press Box 758. OPENING For itoval, bright parson to handle tuoarvlslon of construction of homes and condominiums, This Po sition suitable tor amoirious, sot- Had. marrlad oarson with good personality ana gooo xnowieoge or the building traae rnrougn practical experience or be a graduate of Technical school building tech nology. We offer good salary plus bonus.

Send resume to victoria Press, Box 838. REPAIR PERSON WANTED FOR power tools drills, saws, vacuums, etc. Reply Victoria Press, Box 53. WANTED: AN EXPERIENCED upholsterer, wages 56 per hour. Call 652-1591.

21 SALES PERSONS AND AGENTS ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION MUST COMPLY WITH THE BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS ACT SEE COLUMN 1 4088 SHELBOURNE 477-9514' REALTORS WE HAVE ALL THAT IT TAKES TO HELP YOU TO REACH YOUR FULL POTENTIAL 1 Effective placement of your mortgages. 2 Effective sales trsinlng and management assistance. I Attractive and comfortable office facilities. 4 Lots of off-street parking. 5 A commission split that pays vau what vou'ra worth.

6 The greatest group of Realtors in Town to worn wnn. If you haven't reached your potential, call me now! GORDON B. MACDONALD, 477-1242 Evenings. 477-9514 anytime. SELL LIFE INSURANCE? LOOK HERE! HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO WORK ON A PROVEN LEAD SYSTEM.

A UNIQUE AND EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU HERE! FOR A CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW CONTACT WAYNE FOULDS, 477-9514. PRINCIPAL PROPERTIES 4088 Shelbourne Street. Victoria, British Columbia. FULL TIME POSITION Open for experienced salesperson in Ladies' Sports wear. Victoria Press.

BOX 60. MATURE PERSON WITH SEV- eral years experience in selling drapery. Permanent full time position with excellent earning potential. Apply Standard Furniture company. INVESTIGATE, A CHALLENGING ssies career wirn itw-year-oio company In Duncan and Victoria.

Phone 363-9921, Gerald ogllvie. 25 TEACHERS ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION MUST COMPLY WITH THE BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS ACT SEE COLUMN 1 SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 (SAANICH) Applications ore Invited Immediately trom qualified Home Economics teachers for temporary position, effective November 13, at the Junior Secondary level, teach-Ing HE 8, FN9, CFS9. N.L. Interest-ed applicants for this oo sltion are requested to submit completed ap plications, Togarner wirn copies et supporting documents Immediately to: Applications Officer-Secondary School District 63, (Seanlch) P.O. Box 2010 Sidney, B.C.

SUPERVISOR OF DAY CARE centta. Fully qualified and experi enced person required for this In terest no position. Applicant must have B.C. Edcucatlonal require ments laid oown, salary commensurate with experience. Apply, to Bishop cringe centre ror ine Family.

(Founded 1893). 27 Hav ward Heights. 29 PART Tlivns OR TEMPORARY HELP ADVERTISEMENTS IN TOS CLASSIFICATION MUST COMPLY WITH THE BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS ACT SEE COLUMN 1 PART-TIME TELLER REQUIR- ed. approximately I davs par month, James Bay Bank. 386-3284.

part time, j. reeb shoes, Hillside Shopping Centre. Faster! Cost ro Heart Fund would be appreciated CRAWFORD On Mon. Oct. 21, 1974 at Victoria General Hosoi, tal, 'Mr.

James Alexander Blrnie Crawford, aged 79 years, of 203-1744 Fort St. Born In Rothesay, Scotland on Jan. 23, 1895; Mr. Crawford served with the Rove) Tank Corps during World War One and with the R.C.E.M.E. during World War Two.

For some 43 years ha was associated with B.C. Hydro. Predeceased by his wife Mary on 'Mar. 28, 1974, he Is survived by two sens, Alex, Victoria; James, North Vancouver; seven orsnd-chlldren; one sister, Mrs. 'Ernest Hill (Janet) of Victoria and several nieces and nephews.

Funrl services will held at 3 p.m. Wed. Oct. 23rd In Havwards Funeral Chanel. 734 Bro'witon St.

Rev. G.D. Smith will officiate. Interment will be in Royal Oak Burial Park. CLASSIFICATION INDEX VITAL STATISTICS 1 Births 8 Card of Thanks 5 Deaths and Funerals 9 In Memorlams 10 Funeral Directors NOTICES 14 Announcements 15 Comina Events and Meet nos 16 Catering, Banquets and Recep tion Rooms 20 Lost and Found 11 Monumentals 18 Places to Visit 17 Restaurants EMPLOYMENT 21 Help Wented-General 22 Office Help 23 Skilled Trades 24 Sales Persons and Agents 25 Teachers 26 Part Time Temporary Help 30 Situations Wanted BUSINESS SERVICES AND DIRECTORY 36 Business Services and Directory PERSONAL SERVICES 33 Bands, Musicians and Orchestras 40 Business Personals 43 Dancing 42 Education 71 Music Teachers 39 Personals 32 Trade Schools 38 Travel MERCHANDISING) 3 Aircraft 117 Antiques 78 Bicycles 80 Boats and Marine 65 Building Supplies 93 Cameras, Supplies and Photo Finishing 127 Chicks.

Poultry, Hatching Eggs, Supplies 135 Farm Implements 12 Florists 60 Fuel 97 Furniture 120 Garden Supplies 99 Groceries. Meat and Produce 130 Heavy Equipment and Machinery 128 Livestock, Supplies and Events 100 Miscellaneous for Sale 103 Miscellaneous Wanted 109 Miscellaneous to Rent 77 Motorcycles 70 Musical Instruments 125 Pets and Supplies 96 Ranges, Stoves and Furnaces 92 Sporting Goods 115 Swaps 63 Timber 98 TV, Stereo, Radio Sales and Sarvlca 112 Wanted to Rent. Miscellaneous AUTOMOTIVE 164 Auto Booy and Painting 162 Auto Repairs, Service Tnwlna 168 Campers, Trailers and Motor i-iomes 1A6 Cam and Trucks Wanted 150 Cars for Sale 151 Sports Cars 148 Lease Vehicles 169 Mobile Homes and Parks 149 New Car Directory 160 Parts, Accessories 158 Tires 154 Trucks and Buses 156 U-Drlve and Auto Washing ACCOMMODATION IBS Convalescent and Rest Homes 175 Hotels 178 Summer Homes, Cottages and Resorts 181 Tourist Accommodation RENTAL 201 Apartments to Rent, Furnished 200 Apartments to Rent, Unfur nlshed 202 Furniture to Rent 203 Apartments Wanted 206 Duplexes to Rent OAT nunUvB. Wanted in Pent 21S Halls, Warehouses, Stores end Offices to Rent 197 Housekeeping Rooms to Rent 199 Housekeeping Rooms Wanted 211 Houses to Rent, Furnished 210 Houses to Rent, Unfurnished 212 Houses Wanted to Rent 190 Room end Board 191 Room and Board Wanted 193 Rooms to Rent 194 Rooms Wanted FINANCIAL 155 Automobile Financing end In surance 233 Mortgage Loans and Insurance 234 Mortgages for Sale 230 Personal Loans and Insuranct 235 Wanted to Borrow REAL ESTATE I 280 Acreage for Sale and Wanted 240 Business Opportunities 241 Business Opportunities Wanted 247 Commercial or Industrial Pro- parties 251 Condominiums nd Town-houses 253 Country Homes and Properties 270 Exchange Real Estate 290 Farms for Sale andWanted 263 Garages for Sale, Rent, 293 (julf" islands Properties 250 Houses for Sale, 265 Houses Wanted to Buy 295 Listings Cancelled 268 LWIngs Wanted 294 Me'lnlaml "end Out-of-Provlnct Properties 273 Property for Sale 274 Property Wanted Revenue Property 245 Revenue Properties Wanted UP-lslend Properties 256 Waterfront Properties 300 Churches PHONE DIRECT 386-2121 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD foimerly of Victoria, quietly FULL COVERAGE CLASSIFIED RATES REGULAR CLASSIFIED LOCAL RATI One day 12c per word per day. Three consecutive days, 10c pa; word par day.

Six consecutive days 9c per word per day. 1 6-pt. heading or white space mowed to be charged at a woras. Minimum advertisement 10 word: nd S1.20. Each initial, sign, group or figures and abbreviation counts a) one word.

SEMI-DISPLAY LOCAL RATI Ads requiring style other than that mentioned above will be charged by tne measured agate line (14 agate lines equal 1 Inch). One day 50c per line, $7.00 Inch. Three consecutive days, 45c par line, $6.30 Inch. Six consecutive days, 40c line, $5.60 Inch. NATIONAL- RATE AND OUT-OF-PROVINCE RATE Regular classified, 15c per wore per day.

Semi-display, 60c per line per day. Birth Notices $3.00 per Insertion for standard message of 30 words or less. 10c each additional word or Iniiiai. In Memorlam notices, Cards ol Thanks, Deaths and Funeral Notices 43c per line per day. Three consecutive days $1.14.

Births, Dtaths, In Memoriam Notices, Cards of Thanks, personals not accepted by telephone. Single paper rates on request. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Wherever carrier service Is maintained, $4.00 per month. By mail Canada, $5.00 per month, $14,50 per three months, $28.00 per 6 months, $55.00 per year. United States, $5.25 per month.

Saturday onlv Canada, 35c per copy; United States, 40c per coov; Commonwealth and Foreign rates 'on reauest. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Authorlied as second class mall. Post Office Department, Ottawa. Member Audit Bureau of Clrcula-fionj.

TERMS OP PUBLICATION The Victoria Press Ltd. shall not be liable for non-Insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. In the event of an error eccurlng the liability of Victoria Press Utd. shall not exceed the charge for the space actually occupied by the Item In question. All claims on error In publication shall be made within 12 hours thereafter and if not made shall not be considered.

No claim will be allowed for more than one Incorrect insertion hot for errors not affecting the value of the dvertisement. All estimates of cost are approximate. Advertisers will be charged with space actually used. All advertising copy will be sublect to the approval of the Victoria Press who reservei the right In Its sole discretion to classify, reject or Insert copy furnished. Advertisements must comply with the British Columbia Human Rights Act which prohibits any advertising that discriminates against any person because of his race, religion, sex, color, nationality, ancestry or place of origin, or because his age Is between 44 and 65 years, unless the condition Is iustlfled by a bona fide requirement for the work Involved.

While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible, we accept no liability In respect of loss or damage alleged to arise through either failure or delay In forwarding such replies, however caused, whether by negligence or other wise. CIRCULATION REPRESENTATIVES Duncan, Chemalnus P. J. Rogers 746-6181 Nenalmo A. Lakay 753-2766 United Stares Representatives MATHEWS SHANNON and CULLEN, INC.

New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Syracuse, Charlotte, Atlanta, Cincinnati. DUNCAN BUREAU Financial Centre, 435 runk Rd. Office and telephone hours 1:30 a.m. to p.m. Monday to Friday Inclusive.

PHONE DUNCAN 746-6181 CLASSIFIED SERVICE FOR DUNCAN COWICHAN RESIDENTS Classified Ads phoned in to our Duncan office before 3:30 p.m. will appear In the following day's papers 746-6181 NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT pull complete and sole copyright In any advertisement produced by Victoria Press Ltd, Is vested In and belongs to, Victoria Press Lid.) provided, however, that copyright IN THAT PART AND THAT PART ONLY of any such advertisement consisting) of Illustrations, borders, signature or miliar components which Is, or are, supplied to Victoria Press L'd, by the advertiser In the form t' matrices, casts, and Incorporated In said advertisement shall remain In anf belongs to the advertiser. 91st yev, survived bv son Geoffrey, daugher-ln-law Patricia and five grandchildren. A funeral service will he heM 4 p.m. Thursday, OCT.

bt sr. rm-llos Anglican Church, 3737 West 27th Vancouver. Rev. W. Stephens officiating.

Cremation, ciAufrc nratefuilv declined. Ar rangement through First Memorial Services Ltd. PRESS In Victoria. B.C., on Oc tooer 21, 1974, Mrs. Kathleen Therasa Press, born In Win nipeg, Manitoba, and a renldent of Victoria for the past six years, late residence, 1048 Gosper Crescent, formerly of Winnipeg, and Toronto, Ont.

She leaves her loving husband, W. Sydney Press, si home; sisters, Mrs. William Sherrington, Valleio, Mrs. A. I.

Sherrington, Cupertino, end Mrs. J. W. Copus, Dallas, Texas, and her brothers, Homer Eby, Sacramento, and Delmar Eby, San Francisco, Service and committal will be in th Sands Mortuary Limit ed, "Memorial Chapel of Chimes" on Fridav, October 25, 1974, at 1:30 p.m., Rev. Harry R.

Pike Officiating. Flowers gratefully de clined. Those so desiring mav con- Tribute to Tne viciona wntw nir ic, 1900 Fort Victoria, B.C. SANDS-VICTORIA PARSONS At the Royal Jubilee -Hospital in Victoria on October 22, 1974, Mr. Howard Persons, aged 60 years, of 1827 lulls a native son.

He Is survived by his loving wife, Evelyn; one son, John Howard ot Victoria; one step-son, Ronald Lowsleyi one daughter, Mrs. Joan Szabo of Dawson Creek, and one brother, Cyril Parsons of Victoria. Funeral service In McCell Bros, FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson and Vancouver on Thursday, Oct. 24, et 1:00 p.m. wirn ine iev.

Laura sutler oinciaTing, roiiewea by orematlon, ROBERTS In the Royal Jubilee Hospital on October 22, 1974, Mr. Alexander Cross Roberts, In his 91st year, of 1014 Catherine a long-time resident In Victoria. He is survived by his wife, Beatrice, In Mount Tolmle Hospltuli a son, Thomas; two granddaughters, Niche-Lynn K. Roberts and Norma Mildred Shee, and two great-granchlldran, all of Tacoma, and a sister, Jean Goodman Roberts of Victoria. Funeral service in McCall Bros.

samily CHAPEL on Thursday. October 84, at 1:15 p.m. with Tony Roberts off Itinq, roiioweo oy cremation. (Flowers gratefully da- CHiMa. Donations, it oesirea, mrv be made to the Cancer Fund, 857 Caledonia Ave.

SOLOMON Ron, died suddenly September 26, in Ottawa. Lett ot Natlonal Film Board. Prlvnta Interment et Royal Oak. Predeceased by brother Douglas 51, 1971. Deeply mourned and misted hv family, Janet and Martha In Ottawa, mother, and family In England, and family In Victoria, Georglna, Nell end Karen SANDS VICTORIA WESTLAKE-Suddenly at home, 92 Lovat on October 18, 1974, Charles William Westlak.

Survived by his loving wife one son, Alfred end dauoh'sr-lnlaw, Mlckeyi one i dauahter, Agnes, In the U.S.A. Private cremation (McCall'sl. I ISLAMORADA DESIGN. CUSTOM- mads drapery, slip covers, fufftl--ceramics, 'ure recovered, your fabric or lours. 656-5896, Classified- Victoria's Largest Proven Market Place 386-2121.