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Call 232-8585 V001A EXPERIENCED waitress, shift 2-10 W357C p.m 232-5558 EXPERIENCED waitress, part time, night shift, apply in person rtoxy Restaurant. 188 Bank W010J EXPERIENCED waitress, days, full or part time. Acropolis Restaurant, 352 Slater. Apply in person W304K 200 Female Help Wanted Cmtlnued On Next Page Index Announcements Adoption 20 Auction Sales -880 Birlh Announcements 10 Card of Thanks 40 Cemeteries 42 In Memorlams 70 Come Church 72 Death Notices 30 Florists -10 Funeral Directors 50 In Mem.viums Legal Notices 878 Lodge Notices 40 Lost and Found 120 Memorial Service 80 Druggists Open Sunday 108 Service Stations Open 110 Transportation '62 Where To Go 164 Automotive Auto Accessories 320 Automobiles 800 Car- Leasing 820 Automobiles Wanted 860 Garages and Parking Spur 868 Motorcycles and Scooters 866 Sports Cars 800 Trucks 864 Employment Baby Services Domestic Help Wanted 202 Hospital Personnel 206 Employment Wanted 228 Female Help Wante. 200 Male Help Wanted 210 Positions Vacant 220 Trade Schools 224 Teachers Wanted 226 Tuition 360 Merchandise Aviation, Services 578 Antiques and Fine Art 258 Articles for Sale 248 Barter-Exchange 244 Boats and Motors 268 Byward Market Buys 236 Building Supplies 282 Cameras, Photo Supplies 249 Camping Corner 266 Dogs and Pet Stock 340 Firewood and Fuel 300 Food Shopper 242 Home Appliances 252 Machinery and Equipment 280 Mioi'e Homes 265 Pianos, Organs, Music 250 Poultry and Livestock 346 Ski Corner 26-' Snowmobiles 274 Stamps and Coins 42C Students Book Exha.iqe 246 TV, Radio, Steoreo, HIFi 256 Trailers 262 Wanted Misiellaneous 349 Real Estate Apartments For Sale 572 Apartments To let 562 Apartments Wanled 570 Business Opportunities 620 Cottages tor Sale 464 Cottage Lots 466 Cottages To Rent 462 Cottages Wan'ed 468 Duplexes To Let 566 Farms For Sale Rent 700 Fishing, Hunting .446 Furnished Apartments 564 Houses For Sale 640 Hauses To Let 506 Houses Wanted To Buy 502 Houses Wanted To Rent 504 Investment Properties 60 Money, loaned.
Wanted 600 Offices To Let 744 Offices Stores Wanted 742 Out Of Town Properties 684 Property Exchange 692 Property For Sale 686 Property To Let 688 Pnperty Wanted 682 R'vjm And Board 586 To Let 584 Rooms Wanted 582 Share Accommodations 540 Stores To Let 748 Summer Resorts 442 Warehouse Space 720 Winter Resorts 440 Miscellaneous Beauty Parlnrs 380 Bnys end Girls Camps 444 Personals 400 Nursing Homes 410 SEE SPECIAL DIRECTORY OF SERVICES WANT AD RATES PRIVATE (non commercial) Consecutive Insertions 1 days 6 days Words day 4th Free 7th Free 10 .70 1.80 3.00 11 .77 1.98 3.30 12 .84 2.16 3.60 13 .91 2.34 3.90 Death Notices STADEL, William August On Tues day, October 28, 1969, aged 32 years; William Auquht Stadel, beloved hus band of Gisele Varin; dear father of Brian, Kathleen, Sharron, Lynn, all at home; dear son of August Stadel; half brother of Theda Jane and Shir-lev Stevenson Stadel of Vancouver Resting at the Racine, Robert and Gauthier r-unerai Home, juu uim-stead Street, Vanier City. Funeral Mass at St. Ignatius Church on Sat-l urday at 8 a.m. Noire Dame Cemetery, Ottawa X907Z ST. JACQUES, Madeleine At Winni peg.
Manitoba, Tuesday, October 28, 1969, age 43, Madeleine St. Jacques of 15 Gauthier mum; aear oaugnter of the late Hector St. Jacques, end of Irma Parent; dear sister of Gaston and Paul Emile, Hull; Mrs, Michael McCormick (Isabelle), North Bav, Miss Suzanne St. Jacques, Hull Funeral Saturday at 8.45 from Racine, Robert and Gauthier runerai Home, 101 Notre Dame Hull, for Requi em High Mass in Sacre Coeur Church, Mull at 9 o'ciock. ouriai Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa.
Visit ing hours 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Private parking for visitors Y909Z TASSE, Mrs. Paul-Emile On Wednesday, October 29, 1969, Clor-inne Picotte, wife of the late Paul- Emile Tasse, age 79; mother of Jean-Paul, Mull; Hubert (Berrj, Georges, Charles, Ottawa; Mrs. Si mon Cholette (Fernande), Hull; Mrs.
Maurice Lemieux (Ghislame), Bel gium; Mrs. Rodolphe Langlois (Lu cille), Vanier; sister of Mrs. Florida Larocque, Ottawa; 25 grandchildren 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday from Racine, Robert and Gau thier Funeral Home, 300 Olmstead St. Requiem Mass at Marie Media-1 trice Church 10 a.m.
nterment Notre Dame, Ottawa. Y908Z TREMBLAY, Everett (Ev) In hospi tal on Thursday, October 30, 1969, Everett Tremblay, age 48 years; beloved husband of Mariorie Moir, 160 Beech dear father of Susan, Donald, Marlene and James; brother of Gerald, Gary, (Anita) Mrs. Scott Reid; (Dorothy) Mrs. Art Graham; (Olive) Mrs. omer Lome; Aima; Jean; (Joyce) Mrs.
Jim Cook, all of Ottawa; Donald, Fort Erie, Pensyl- vania; (Catherine) Mrs. Jean Pa quette, Montreal and (Lorna) Mrs. George Ince, Arnprior. Resting wc- Evoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent St. after 7 p.m.
hnoay. r-unerai Monday to St. Mary's Church, t-uner- al Mass 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery Z914A VACHON, Louise In hospital on Thursday, uciooer jj, ioy, luuix Regimbald, age 72, wife of the late Rene Vachon; dear mother of Mrs. Maurice "Belair (Rollande); Mrs.
David Beaupre (Reina), Ottawa; Maurice Joanisse (Rita), Hull; Fernand, Comock, British Columbia; Horace, Hamilton; Ernest, Ottawa; 19 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Resting at Landreville Funeral Home, 578 Somerset St. W. Funeral Saturday to St. Francis Church for Mass at 10 a.m.
Interment Notre Dame Cemetery Z85IZ WYNN, Margaret In hospital Wednesday, October 29, 1969, Margaret Jean MacLaren of Leitrim, Ontario, in her 62nd year. Beloved wife of the late Earl Wynn and dear mother of James Wynn of Kenmore, Mrs. David Whitfield (Phyllis) and Mrs. Allister MacEwen (Beverley) both of Ottawa, Mrs. Robert Warnock (Mar-querite) Leitrim; also survived by 13 brandcnildren.
Resting at the Warner Funeral Home, Russell where service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment SpringhiH Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society Y408Z Hulse Playfair Limited EDWARDS, Bertha FRASER, Mariorie V. FRERICKS, Natalie PARKER, Norval James POTTS, Arthur Herschel Bruce RITCHIE, Hugh S. Central Chapel 315 McLEOD ST.
233 1143 West Chapel VZS "YRON AVE. 728 1761 K4760 9 40 Lodge Notice RIDEAU Lodge annual dinner dance Saturdav. November 15, reserve invi- tations now. 731-6522 T366Z 50 Funeral Directors RACINE. Robert and Gauthier Reg d.
237 3680, 259 St. Patrick, 260 Besser-er. 7 Fairmont, 300 Olmstead Vanier City; 101 Notre Dame Hull 70 In Memoriam CASEY In loving memory of a dear tamer and grandfather, r-ranx An Casey, who passed away October 31, 1965. Lovingly remembered -Rpv. Jim and tuvb Z1U4Z MANSHIP In toving memory of a dear wif and mother, Margaret Mii.ibhip, who passed away October 31.
1968. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well. And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep. Husband Dean and children Z141Z MAYER In loving memory of Reina Mayer who passed away on October 31, 1967. Please God forgive a silent tear, A fervent wish my mom was here.
There are others, yes I know, But she was mine and I loved her so. Dear God take a message to my mother above. Tell her how much I miss her. And give her my love. Daughter Francoise iUUli MAYER In loving memory of a' dear sister, tfeina Mayer, who passed away October 31, 1967 Gone but not forgotten, Sister Rita, brother-in-law Roger Z002Z PETTES In loving memory of a dear father, father-in-law, and grandfather, William Pettes, who passed away October 31, 1966.
Softly the leaves of memory fall. Gently we gather and treasure them all; Unseen, unheard, they are always near. Still loved, still missed and ever dear. Bruce, Margo, Susan and Bill Z077Z WALKER In loving memory of Ann Walker, wnc passed away October 31, 1967. No mroning dawns, no night returns, But that we think of you.
Those left behind are very dear. But none replaces you. Grandma and Grandpa, Auntie Sheila and Uncle Ian Z003Z NOTICE The Citizen nas prepared a selection of Verse and Memorial Tributes In booklet form. Phone or write Miss Brooks, Classified De-jart-ment, 237 3210, to obtain your free copy A9989 120 Lost and Found TOOLBOX, found Pretoria. Prove ownership pay for ad.
728-2418 W386Z GLASSES found. Manor Park area. Call 25 Kilbarry Cres. 749-8918 W202C SMALL mixed Collie, oold co'iar, answers to Honey. Limps.
Losr Elm- vale Acres. 731-3769 W473Z REWARD $10. Gentleman's wristwatch lost, Merivale Centennial Arena. 729-1390 232-7852 X356B 30 riORRICKS Art and Gayle are happy to announce the arrival of Dale Jeffrey, a 6 pound, 11 ounce brother for Steven, on October 29, 1969, at Ottawa Civic Hospital Z323A HUBERT Robert and Shirley are pleased to announce the birth of their son, uavio James, on uaooer ii, 1969 at the Civic Hospital Y154Z KENNEDY Bill and Marie (nee Gig-nac) are happy to announce the arrival of their third son, Daniel Thomas, on Wednesday, October 29, 1969, at the Ottawa General Hospital. Andy and Todd don't seem to care Y407Z MOSLEY Norman and Pauline (nee Bernard) are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, 7 pounds, October 27, 1969 at the Pointe Claire General Hospital, Montreal Z326Z RONDEAU Lome and Rose are hap py to announce the birth of a son, October 30, 1969, at The Grace Hospital, Ottawa.
A brother for Alan, Karen and Brian. Everybody happy Z210Z ROSS Sharon (nee Kilburn) and Gerald are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Christina, on October 28, 1969, 9 at Ottawa Civic Hospital Y437Z SRDOC Joseph and Romana are nappy to announce tne birth of a son, 7 rounds 14 ounces, October 28, 1969, at Ottawa Citic Hospital Y104A Don't put off buying that BABY GIFT Do it while you're thinking about it. CAPLAN'S will help you choose, the appropriate gift. Caplan's, Rideau for baby gifts at prices you can afford. We'll deliver them for you FREE.
R2059 5 30 Death Notices BAZANA, Gladys At St. Jean, October 30, 1969, age 51 years, Gladys McFadden, beloved wife of Ralph Bazana, Manager of IGA Store, Jean, Que. Resting Veitch-Draper 453 Parkdale after 7, Saturday evening Funeral in chapel Monday at 2 p.m. Z325A BECKSTEAD, Harvey W. At St.
Vincent's Hospital, Ottawa, on Thurs day, October 30, 1969, in his 74th year; beloved husband of Armorel Casselman; father of Mrs. Stuart E. Kelly (Doris) and Paul H. Beckstead of Ottawa; Mrs. Keith Robinson (Mary) of Riverside Heights, Morns-burg, Ont; brother of Omer Beck-stead, Cornwall; 9 grandchildren also survive.
Resting Fairbairn and Son Funeral Home, Morrisburg. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. to St Paul's Luther an Church. Interment Parish Ceme tery Church Z322Z COLLIER, (Nursing Sister Beatrice Mary uavrson, k.k.c Canadian Army Medical Corps, 1914-1918) Suddenly at Bobcaygeon, Ontario on Thursday, October 30, 1969, beloved wife of Reginald mother of Elizabeth (Mrs. C.
E. Whitton) and Diana (Mrs. M. A. Roper); grandmother of Frances, Anne, and Pam, Resting at the Boocaygeon r-unerai Chapel, Helen Street.
Service at 2 p.m. Saturday, November 1, 1969 at 'Christ Church Anglican, Bobcaygeon. Interment Verulam Cemetery, Bobcaygeon Z211Z EDWARDS, Bertha In hospital Wednesday, October 29, 1969, Bertha McCooeye; widow of Edward Edwards; sister of Arthur McCooeye, and mother of Doctor Kenneth Clark. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Serv ice Saturday 9.30 a.m.
Interment SpringhiH Cemetery Y439Z FRASER, Marjorie V. In hospital mursoay, October 30, 1969, Marjorie V. Curran, widow of Hugh Gordon eraser, formerly of Halifax; dear mother of Isabel (Mrs. Brian C. Gay) of Ottawa; and Major Douglas Fraser of Montreal.
Funeral service and interment at Halifax Z913Z FRERICHS, Natalie In hospital mursoay, October 30, 1969, Natalie Frerichs, formerly of 183 Belmont age 82 years; sister of the late Mrs. Ethelyn Wintle. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 313 McLeod St. after 2 p.m. Friday.
Service Saturday 11 a.m. in Trinity Anglican Church. Interment Beech-wood Cemetery. Y915Z FROATS, Harold Russell Suddenly at his home, Chesterville, on October 30, 1969, Harold Russell Froats, in his 69th year; beloved husband of Or-lean Ruth Barkley; dear father of Mrs. Arthur McDonald (Beatrice) of Ottawa; and Mrs.
Ralph Butler (Leona) of Oakville. Resting at the Vice and Craig Limited Funeral Home, Queen Street, Chesterville, where service will be held on Saturday, November 1 at 2 p.m. Interment Maple Ridge Cemetery Z856Z GERVAIS, Euclide On Friday, October 31, 1969, Euclide Gervais, age 68 years; dear brother of Mrs Thomas Proulx (Gabrielle) Ottawa. Funeral Monday from Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 259 St. Patrick St.
Requiem Mass St. Anne's Church, 8 a.m. Interment Notro Dame, Ottawa Z911A GREGOIRE, Alrwrl On Wednesday, October 29, 1969, in hospital, Albert Grsjire, age 59. nusband of Irene uieoo, dear sun of Mrs. Israel Gregoire (Agnes Leblanc); dear father of John Peter, Rene and Mrs.
Jfties Cummins (Helene); brother of Alfred, Adnen, Elzear, Romeo, Hen ri and Mrs. George Shepherd (Al- mai; aiso survived oy 6 grandcmid-ren. Resting at Racine, Robert and fcauinier, 300 Olmstead Street, Vanier City. Funeral Mass at St Genevieve Church, Saturday at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame, Ottawa Z855Z HOBBS, William Andrew: At his resi dence, 1456 Westall Avenue, Victoria, B.C on October 29th, 1969.
Mr. Wit liam Andrew Hobbs, aaed 86 vears. Born in Westboro (Ottawa) Ontario and had been a resident of Victoria for the past 15 years, formerly of Ot. tawa, Ont. Predeceased by his son.
Flight Lieutenant J. Weldon Hobbs on February 13th, 1945, and his oaugnter, Dorothy Hobbs in 1920. Survived by his loving wife, Dorothy, at home; son, Dr. Gordon A. Hobbs, r-emonage, daughter, Mrs.
Alda Kemp, 1663 Myrtle arand- daughter, Mrs. Robert (Davln) Wear, Victoria, B.C. grandchildren, Kenneth, Weldon and Martha Hobbs.j Lethbridge, 3 great-grandchil-! oren. ine late Mr. Hobbs was a member of Westboro Lodge No.
426, I.O.O.F., Ottawa, Ont Service will be held in the Sands Mortuary Limited "Memorial Chapel of Chimes" on f-riaay October 31st, 1969 at 1.00 p.m Rev. R. J. Morris officiating. Interment in Royal Oak Burial Park Flowers gratefully declined.
Dona fions may be made to the Red Cross Society or the Royal Jubilee Hospitai Building Fund Z327Z RADM0RE STEWART Funeral Home and Chapel Financial arrangements to suit everyone CAMERON WEAGANT 728-8077 Z2312Z EXPERIENCED hairdresser, $100 guaranteed, 235-9051, 8 to 6 T063Z LADY with car to solicit mortgages, full or part time. Box 390 Citizen T064Z PART time and full time help. Person nel fill sales staff. $50 to $75 a week part time, depending on time allowed for work. Contact B.
R. Enterprises, 3 to 8 p.m. 745-3027 T200Z WAITRESSES wanted, for day or night, must have experience, for licensed dining room, apply In person Carousel Tavern on Carling Avenue U145A DENTAL assistant-receptionist, typing required, previous experience preferred, Westgate. Box 397 Citizen Ui25A EXPERIENCED day and night wait resses, Marco Polo Tavern Restaurant, Bank St. at Heron Rd.
733-1035 V135B CENTRALLY LOCATED MODERN OFFICE requires CLERK TYPIST Minimum of Grade 12 education and 50 wpm typing. If you have general insurance experience we would especially like you to contact: G. J. JACKSON Dominion of Canada General Ins. -Co.
151 Slater St. 237-3350 Z476B CAR RENTAL We require a lady who likes meeting people to operate a rental counter at Ottawa Railway Station. Position is permanent ancLiateresting offering opportuTrity to grow with the largest company in the car rental field. Appli cant must possess current drivers licence and be able to work evenings at airport when necessary. If not genuinely interested do not apply.
Starting salary $70. 232-3536 FOR APPOINTMENT X4876Z CASHIERS FULL TIME (1 evg. till 10) PART TIME (evgs. till 10 p.m.) required immediately for our newly opened warehouse market at 1757 Russell Rd. Applicants must be experienced retail store cashiers.
Please apply to the manager at the above address or telephone 733-2254 if busy, call 731-1200 M. L0EBLTD. 490 Industrial Ave. Ottawa 8 Z4998Z Male or female Full time and part time Experienced on any of the following: New Hermes engraver Gift wrapping or Key duplicating and Locksmithing Bilingual preferred but not essential. If interested please contact Mr.
Do-It-Ail-Shops Ltd. St. Laurent Shopping Centre 1200 St. Laurent 746-3936 giving experience and salary expected. W412C Citizen Box Replies Replies to adveil sem*nts have been received for 'he following boxes iiiey may be puked up at I he Ottawa Citizen Business Offie.
Sparks 8 a m. to 530 cm. daily, except Sa uiday and Sunday. 19 23 31 32 35 41 50 54 61 65 80 89 98 99 102 104 114 119 134 135 141 147 148 153 158 160 164 167 179 188 208 215 216 218 222 223 225 238 245 255 256 263 265 269 285 288 295 299 303 304 306 310 315 324 338 342 343 365 374 388 390 508 511 517 518 527 550 551 558 560 C63 584 j95 597 602 621 631 637 643 647 648 649 655 662 667 668 672 679 680 696 700 720 728 800 900 950 WILL babysit and do light housework, louraine rroiecf. o-suai mu MIND children my home.
234-5942; 232-3670 X100D WILL mind 1 child, my noma, Britannia area. 823-3927 X102D WILL mind 1 child, daily, Gilmour, uriveway. iurwo ojyu BRITANN'A, will mind children, my REDWOOD Park, will mind chi'dren, my home, experienced, 828-1824 Y004E YOUNG mother will babysit, prefer about 3 year old child. Lansdowne Park. 232-5987 Y428E WILL mind children, Mon.
through my home. 233-8790 Y156E WILL mind children my home, Vanier City, 746-4167 after 6 Y106E WILL mind 1 ore-schooler my home, English, 771-9838 Y107B EXPERIENCED mother will mind children, my home, $15 weekly Beechwood area. 749-1696 Y235E LL babysit 1 child, 2Vi to school age, 5 day week, my home, 234-0885 814E BEACON Hill North, Fillmore Cresc, will mind child my home, 2 years up, 749-4613 815E M'ND children, my home, daily, Mon day to Friday, Fifth 236-3484 BI6t WILL babysit, 3 or 4 year old, Haw thorne Meadows, 731-7702 817E MIND children my home, lower town, 234-3374 8I8U WILL babysit, my home, 1 child, 2 to A years. 235-198 it MIND 2 year old child, Dorchester and Merlvale area. 729-5028 iraut GATINEAU, will mind child, my home, Mon.
to Fri. 663-5261 Y028E BABYSIT my home, Mon. to Fri. west end, 224-9374 YU2Vfc RELIABLE childcare, my home, refer ences, Merivale area, 728-0389 Y03ut WILL babysit, my home daily, Over- brook area, 749-6606 ruMt: WILL babysit, my home, reasonable, -Sandy Hill area, 234-1302 ruaat WILL mind children or babies, my home, Limoges, 1-764-5412 YUMfc LOVING care for your children, my -t i uj, fMytZ nome, manor rar. go-wi WILL mind child, week days, my home, Parkwood Hills, good care, reasonable rates.
224-5093 Z080F WILL mind children, my home, South pM TD.C viarcn. wyoiyy WILL babysit daily, afternoons or weekends, vicinity centennial, tarn-bridge, St. Dominic Schools. 232-5438 oar WILL mind children, my home, daily, Villa earlier Macdonaid. 777-5141 786F BEACON Hill north, will babysit, my home.
749-2062 781- WILL mind children or infant, daily, Richmond-Churchill area. 729-9385 -788F WILL mind infant, daily or board weekly. Off Merivale. 729-9634 789 BABYSIT, my home, daily Mon. to Ottawa east.
234-9705 7901- OTTAWA General Hospital area, expe rienced care for children while mother works. 236-2227 791 MIND children, my home, 3 and under, Lavergne sr. 745-3341 i6i- WILL mind children, my home, Mc Leod Bank area. 236-1601 Z213F WILL mind children, my home, good care, daily or weekly. 824-3467 Z273F WILL mind children, my home, 8 to 5, $15 weekly.
Pinecrest area. Transpor tation supplied if needed. 829-5488 Z214F 200 Female Help Wanted LOLA'S DATIN6 SERVICE REQUIRES 2 assistants, full and part- time, single, unattached, for e.npioy ment or membership. Call 237 2345 t859 WAITRESS, experienced. La Chandelle Restaurant, 58 Laurier E.
234-7774 P070C BILINGUAL saleslady, experience not essential. 347 Daihousie St. Q281D SECRETARY For west end office. Bilingual an asset, but not essential. General office duties, must have shorthand.
Salary open. Apply stating experience, qualifications, etc. BOX 421 CITIZEN X440A IMMEDIATELY ACCOUNTING CLERK With general office experience. Permanent full time position. Must have typing.
BOX 470 CITIZEN Z172A SALESLADIES For Christmas full and part time Toy World Ltd. St. Laurent, 745-9809 Place de Ville, 237-2966 Z2S22A CLERK TYPISTS Junior Maticulation or equivalent, desirable office ex perience preferred. Salary depending upon qualifica tions. Attractive working conditions and comprehensive employee benefits.
INTERVIEW BY APPOINTMENT CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY 30 '-alfe St. 4, Ortario X2404Z DOBERMAN Pinscher, large dark brown and tan female, shy but very gentle, no collar, last seen in Man- derley Golf Course area. Large re ward. Anyone with information please call collect. Mrs.
John Lam-I ber, 1-489-3222 W471C LOST, a blue budgie, answes to the name of Peter. Return to 299 Parte- dale. Reward X319A YOUR pet may be at Humane Society Shelter, visit shelter to make sure Y155E LOST, black wallet. Bell Telephone valuabe papers. Reward.
728-7337 after 6 Y299B ENGLISH Pointer, female. Injured on October 29 between Heron Rd. and Kilborn Ave. lost, reward offered. 731-7249 Y434E FOUND male Samoyed, West End, 825-1729 Y433B CAT, male, silver-grey, 2 white spots, lost Dows Lake.
235-4127 Z142C LARGE number of keys on ring, lost Friday, Oct. 24. Reward. Contact Box 5097, Station Ottawa Z174A CAMEO broach, lost McLeod Medical Bldg. or Sparks St.
Mall, sentimental value. Reward. 722-1713 Z175F WALLET, brown, lost vicinity Eddy nun, valuable papers. 663-3U6 ZOBC LONG haired tabby, grey and white cat, lost provost Dr. 731-6906 Z251C ANGORA kitten, charcoal, grey mark ings on siomacn, lost r-rontenac St.
749-4171 Z212C KITTEN, black, with injured hip, lost Thurs. vicinity Ancaster and Midway. Needs special medication. 722-8166 Z321C WATCH, lady's, gold. Sparks Murphy Gamble's store Reward.
728-8496 Z229C 140 Florists PROULX Florists, roses or carnations always on special. 265 Daihousie. A8679 162 Transportation WISH to join or originate car pool. Hillside Gardens, Manotick to down town Ottawa and return dally. Work ing nours 8.30 to 5.
692-4221 X099A TRANSPORTATION required Monday to Fn, working hours Point Gatineau to Wellington and Holland. 776-5753 evgs Y105E RIDER wishes ride daily to and from Woodroffe area to Ottawa Station, 828-0607 Y053E CALGARY, person to share driving and expenses. Leave Nov. 3. 233-8781; 232-4942 Z079A 163 Baby Services EXCELLENT day care for child, my nume, Dacnyara, playground, McAr-thur area, references.
749-0186 763Z GIRL will babysit, Mon. to Rus- 525 weekly. 733-2728 751Z WILL mind children, my home, Britan nia area. 828-6293 784Z WOMAN will babysit, my home, vicini ty sr. ueniS.
745-7627 785Z PARKWOOD Hills, will mind my home, Mon. to S15. 224-9735 786ZI WILL mind children, my home, daily, Overbrook. 745-4246 787Z LL mind children, my home, daily, Rrllannia araa CIA HOnul -788Z WILL mind preschoolers, my home, recreation room, yard. 728-4800 -789Z WILL mind infant, my home, Bayshore area.
829-2914 T228Z WILL mind children, my home. Glebe area, $15 weekly. 232-8945 T229Z WILL mind children, 5 days weekly, very good care, my home, Mrs. Charbonneau, 746-3953 878Z NURSE will mind child in my home, Mon. to Fri.
Fenced-in yard and playing facilities, $20 weekly, 729-5452 877Z WILL care for child, Mon. my home, Vanier City, 326 Frontenac Vanier, side door, basem*nt T199Z YOUNG grandmother will board baby or day-care little ones. 731-5228 T36U WiLL babysit, my home, experienced. 829-5768 910Z EXPERIENCED mother will babysit my home. Pare de LaMontagne, 776-1 juuy uuvua LOVING day care for infant, McLeod near Elgin, 236-1010 U078A ATTENTIVE day care, 1 or 2 pre schoolers, teacher home near Rideau Terrace, Acacia.
746-5315 792A BABYSIT, my home, 1 or 2 children, 5 dovs weekly, St. Andre, lower town. 232-1436 816A WiLL babysit, area. 828-5634 my home Britannia 817A WILL rnind children, my home while mother works. 1670 Kilborn.
733-1010 81 8 A NURSE will mind child in my home, Mon. to fenced in yard, and playing facilities, $20 weekly. 729-5452 910A WILL babysit evenings and weekends, your nome, prefer soutn Ottawa. 6327 906A WILL sit after p.m. weekdays 01 weekends, Dabies onlv.
Ririeau area 2o6-5156 evgs. V090B McARTHUR and Lafontaine, will mind I it i children my home, 749-0342 WuuyL REGINA at Croydon, will mind child, experienced, yard. 8ZB-5540 882C RFl IARI vnnnn mMhor tuill hahucit daily, my home, Bayshore. 829-5560 W205C WILL mind, my home, Bayswater, Gladstone. 729-9618 W303C YOUNG mother with love to spare for child wnose mother works, close toi Barribeau School, Vanier.
749-44931 W038E WILL babysit, my home, very good care, Gladstone. 237-5731 after 4 W039C RELIABLE mother will care for children, my home, Parkwood Hills. 224-3749 W143Z WILL babysit, good care. 745-2231 781 WILL babysit my home, daytime, bilin gual. Beacon Hill North, 745-6669 X093D WILL babysit, 5 day week, my home Ben St.
soutn. 233-6955 X035D McARTHUR Rd. area, children 5 days! weexiy. 46-2J4 X036D WiLL mind children, my home, near Baribeau School. 745-3340 X320D CHILDREN, good care, my home, Maitiand area.
722-1533, 6-8 p.m. X363D EXCELLENT boarding and day nursery for your infants and children. Best neighborhood and schools. Every advantage. Lucerne.
684-3362 X247D WILL mind children, private home, big yard, Vanier. 745-6677 248D MANOTICK, young mother will mind iihiu, my nume. ori-44O0 BUOLf EXPERIENCED mother, will mind child, my home, Mon. by day or hour. 733-4289 807D MOTHER, will babysit, week days, my home.
Heron Road. 731-1052 808D WILL mind children, my home, devs, Vonier City. 745-6011 809D WILL mind children, my home, Pres-ton-Carling district. 234-0324 810D MIND children, my home, daily. 235-1254 811D WILL mind child, my home, Walk'ey-Bank area.
731-3374 812D WILL babysit, good care. 745-2231 81 3D WiLL mind children daily. Bell St. 234-1688 814D WiLL room and board child or in'ant, my home. 776-5725 815D WILL mind children, my home.
Shake speare St. 745-3236 B16D WILL babysit, my home, Ga'ineau 663-8186 817D WILL babvsit. my home, west end, 828-5730 -813D HODGINS, Patricia In hospital Octo. ber 30, 1969, Patricia McNamara, age 52 years, wife of the late George Arthur Hodgins, dear mother of Martin, Arthur, Carol, Patricia, Gloria (Mrs. Wally Brophy); Marilyn (Mrs Stan Craig); Suzanne (Mrs.
Michael Lapensee). Daughter of Mrs. and the late Martin McNamara; Sister of Clifford, Dors Mrs. M. Dubuc) Marcella (Mrs.
Harold Messenger). 3 grandchildren. Resting at veitch Draper Bank St. at Carling from 7 p.m Saturday. Funeral Monday to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church for Mass at 8 a.m.
In terment pinecrest cemetery. Z917A JOHNSON, Fred In hospital at Brantford on Thursday, 30th October 1969, Fred Johnson, beloved husband of the late Mabel Beatty; father of Dolly (Mrs. William Burger), Ottawa; Margaret (Mrs. William Hy-koop), Waterloo; and Courtland and Donald of Brantford. Resting at the Thorpe Funeral Home, Brantford Z262Z JONES, Richard B.
Suddenly Monday, October 27, 1969, Clarendon, Richard B. Jones, beloved husband of Barbara Kille; loving father of Cindy and Susie; in his 27th year. Resting w. j. Mayes and sons, Shawville, Que.
Funeral Saturday, November 1 at 11 a.m. for service in Shawvills United Church. Cremation Pinecrest Z912Z KENNEDY, Florida In hospital on veunuay, uciODer Ti, Mil, Florida Delorme, age 69, wife of the late Joseph Kennedy, dear mother of Donald, Mrs. Gerald Heffernan (Clau-dette); sister of Mrs. Hector Demers tmeivinai; wrs.
ineo Dube (Irene), all of Ottawa; also 4 grandchildren. ReStinQ at I Anrfrouillo Cunar.l Home, 578 Somerset West. Funeral On SaturdaV in St loan RanCc4. Church for Mass at 7.45 a.m. Inter, ment Notre Dame Cemetery Y904Z LAFRENIERE, Blanche In hosnltal.
October 30, 1969, Blanche Parent, beloved wife of J. Oscar Lafreniere, 1305 Summerville, mother of Audrey wvtra. ooraon noiungworinj, Mull, Bud and Paul, Ottawa, Gerald, Jasper, sister of Maude (Mrs. Henry Lafreniere) and Albert Parent, Ottawa, William Parent, Winnipeg, 26 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren survive. Resting at the Whelan Fu-naral Home, 515 Cooper St.
between Bay and Lyon, visitors from noon baturoay. Funera Monday, to St. Elizabeth's Church for Mass at 8 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Ceme tery Y917A LeSUEUR, Mrs. Walter (nee Laura Gladys Crawley) Suddenly at her nome in Asnvine, North Carolina, on October 30, 1969.
Dear sister of the late Arthur A. Crawley, Mrs. John Layne, of Los Angeles, California; Mr. J. Baiden Crawley and Mrs.
J. A. Lamb, Ottawa; Mr. Norman L. Crawley, of Meaford, Mrs.
C. T. Crawley, of Los Angeles. Funeral from her home in Ashville, on November 3. Z324Z MacMILLAN, Mrs.
Harry (Marguerite jt uo vtclaren Street, Buckingham, on Wednesday, October 29, 1969 at her residence at the age of 72; beloved wife of the late Harry MacMillan; mother of Raymond and Lawrence of Buckingham; Mrs. Don Neilon (Helen) of Buckingham; sister of Ephrem ot Buckingham; Henri of St Rose; Mrs. Jean Charbonneau of Anger; 7 grandchildren. Resting at Brunet Funeral Home, 115 Mac-Laren Street, Buckingham. Funeral on Seturday November 1 for service at St.
Luke's Church at 2 p.m. Interment l-arish Cemetery Y906Z MURPHY, Norman In hospital Octo- Der Norman Joseph Murphy, beloved husband of May Spooner, 673 Cooper retired employee Imperial Oil son of the late Lawrence Murphy and Hannah Smith; father of Joseph Kemptville; John, Ottawa and Montreal; Dorothy (Mrs. E. F. French); Grace (Mrs.
Gilbert F. Bergin), Ottawa; Brother of Allan Murphy, Wrightville. 4 grandchildren survive. Resting at The Wheian Funeral Home, 515 Cooper between Bay and Lyon. Funeral Saturday to St.
Patrick's Church for Mass at 9 a.m. Interment Ste. Rose de Lima Quebec. Y910Z PARKER, Norval James In hospital Wednesday, October 29, 1969, Norvai Jamjs Parker of 883 Duberry brother of Mary M. Parker of Ottawa; Mrs.
George Roe (Isabelle) ot Vancouver and Leslie of Winnipeg Hulse and Piayfair, Centra Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Service Sat urday 1 p.m. Interment Kemptville Union Cemetery Y414Z POTTS, Arthur Herschel Bruce In hospital Thursday, October 30, 1969, Arthur Herschel Bruce Potts, beloved husband of Mary Hendrie Reid (Marion), dear father of Mrs. W. A.
Thompson (Betty) of Belleville; Mrs. A. Williams (Marion) of Ottawa; and Bruce Reid Potts of Lachine also 10 grandchildren. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Service Saturday M.JO a.m.
interment Capital Memon al Gardens. In lieu of flowers dona tions may be made to the Heart Fund. Z916Z RIOUX, Denise Suddenly on October 21, 1969, in Clair, New Brunswick, Mrs. Denise Rioux (nee LeBlonde), age 41. Beloved wife of Dr.
Euclide Rioux. Survived by six sons and her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred LeBlonde of Quebec City. Sister of Mrs.
Marielle Bernier, Mrs. Betty De-Jocas, Robert, Ottawa; Jo-Anne, (Mrs. C. Vincent), Paris; Louise (Mrs. G.
Cote), Jose (Mn. D. A. Marquis), Jean and henri, Quebec City; Claire (r. H.
Porada), Munich Z297Z I km Huqn s. suddenly at his resiuenrj is concord on Friday, Ortouer 31, 1969, Hugh Steele Ritchie, beloved husband of Florette Mi-neault; dear father of Ronald, Mrs. Robert Myre (Muriel) and Mrs. Ed-! ward Shannon (Jackie); brother of Mrs. James Campbell (Barbara) of Scotland; 4 grandchildren also survive.
Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Serv-' ice in Wesley United Church on Monday at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery. Z915A ROWAN, Mrs. Mary Cecilia (Burke) In Thurso, at her home, Wednesday, October 29, 1969, in her 86th year; wife of the late John Rowan; dear mother of Leo at home, Mrs.
William Jessiman (Doris); Mrs. Ron ald Steven3 (Stella) of Ottawa; 3 grandchildren; dear sister of Edmund of Ottawa; Apolonius of Buckingham; Mrs. Esther Levell; Mrs. Laura Ryan; Mrs. Adelaide Robillard of Montreal.
Resting at Villeneuve Funeral Home, Thurso. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. to St. John Evangelist Church for Requiem High Mass. Interment Parish eSmetery.
Y435Z SMITH, Mrs. Leonard On Wednesday, October 29, 1969 in hospital, Ottawa, Anna Mildred Brisco, in her 71st year; widow of L. Leonard Smith, Bristol, dear mother of Beth (Mrs. Davis Hodgins), Ottawa; Darwin of Capreol; Versil, Shawville; Arlene (Mrs. Ivan Saunders), Bry son.
Resting W. J. Hayes and Sons, Shawville, Que. Funeral Saturday, November 1 at 2 p.m. for service at St.
Andrews Knox Church, Mary land, Que. Interment Norway Bay Cemetery. Y911Z McEVOY BROTHERS SHIELDS LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS 235 Kent ftreet 232-5337 NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS PRESENIED NIGHTLY, 6 p.m., CKOY C2255 9 CHARLES Emile and Paulette are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, Christine, October 28, eiqht pounds, six ounces. Both well X289Z CONDIE Eric and Marg are pleased to announce the arrival of a sister for Graham on Wednesday, October 29, at the Grace Hospital. Both well.
Y440Z HALE Doug and Kaye are happy to announce the birth of a son. October 28. 1969, at Ottawa Civic Oospital Thanks to Doctor Gluck Y297Z To Place Your "Action" Want Ac! dial ADS-3210 (237-3210) our NEW Direct dial service exclusively for Want Ads Mon. to Fri. 8.15 a.m.-9 p.m.
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Deaths yesterday MONTREAL Graham Nichols, 60, a 37-year employee of Canadian Pacific as public relations representative and son of M. E. Nichols, a founder of The Canadian Press news agency. QUEBEC Cyrille Vail-lancourt, 77, who resigned from the Senate last year after 22 years of service, an executive of Caisse Populaire Desjar-dins, Quebec's largest credit union and president of its insurance company. LONDON Lord Douglas, 75, British air ace of the First World War who later headed the famed fighter command in the Second World War, served as chairman of British European Airways from 1949 to 1964 and in 1956-57 was president of the International Air Transport Association.
PM deaf to public -loyalist By The Canadian Press Opposition to the federal government's official languages bill was insignificant because the prime minister is "totally unresponsive to public opinion," says the president of the Canadian Loyalist Association. Stewart Crawford of Ottawa said the effect of the bill, which became law Sept. 7, is to "change the direction of the development of the nation to make French the predominant language." But, he said, "there isn't much point in protesting to the prime minister. He is totally unresponsive." Mr. Crawford was reacting to a statement by Mr.
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