Herald Classified Ads TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1983 D14 UNION BIRTHS DEATHS GCIU I MEMORIAMS N816 Also listed in these columns: Engagements, Weddings, Anniversaries, Cards of Thanks, etc. Announcements Phone 235-0511 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Monday to Friday) 008 Birthdays Coming of Age POPOFF- Henry (alias Hank). "It's forty years, Since you arrived.
And many party, You've survived. Your "joy of Easily shows. And this birthday wish, Just grows and grows." And you squeeze just as hanuch living into the next 40 Love, Janet. 010 Congratulations CIMINO Domenic and Kathleen on What's New. Love Uncle Tom and etc.
020 Deaths BACKMAN October 17, 1983, Clyde Augustus, aged 78 years, of the Crossbow Auxiliary Hospital, Calgary. Further announcements later by CALGARY CREMATORIUM Ltd. Phone 289-4777. BIG SNAKE Albert, aged 89 years, passed away October 17, 1983, at the Glenmore Auxiliary Hospital. Mr.
Big Snake was predeceased I by his wife, Maggie in 1968 and a brother, Simon in 1973. He is survived by one sister, Maggie Drunken Chief; two sons, James and Bernard; four daughters, Mrs. Margaret Youngmen; Mrs. Rosemarie Poor Eagle, all of Cluny; Mrs. Teresa Bear Chief, Gleichen; Mrs.
Joan Brown Weasel of The Blood Reserve; twenty-nine grandchildren, sixteen great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Wake Services at Wallace Bear Chief's residence at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 19. Funeral Mass at the Holy Trinity Church, Cluny, at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, October 20, the Reverend Father G. Fortier OMI officiating. Interment, Blackfoot Cemetery, Cluny.
Arrangements by JACQUES Foster Funeral Service, CENTRAL. Des JARDINS October 16, 1983, Jessie, aged 91 years, beloved wife of Mr. Felix Des Jardins of Calgary, Alberta. Predeceased by a son, John in 1975. She is also survived by two sons, Lloyd Des Jardins, Edmonton, Alberta, Wesley Des Jardins, Indio, California; two daughters, Marie Hirtle, Blind Bay, B.C.
and Gertrude Leggat, Calgary, Alberta; nine grandchildren; twenty-eight great-grandfour great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Sarah Bell, Hallock, Minnesota; and a brother, John Rankin, Rocky Mountain House, Alta. Jessie Des Jardins has been a resident of Southern Alberta since 1912. Services at The Garden Chapel, 540 16 Ave. N.W., on Thursday, October 20, 1983, at 3:00 p.m. Cremation.
Flowers gratefully declined, friends so wishing may make their donations to the Bethany Care Centre. THE GARDEN CHAPEL, Phone: 289-1944. DICK Peggy. On October 16, 1983, Peggy Dick, late of 8210 111 Street, Edmonton, passed away in hospital. Predeceased by her husband Jack Dick in May, 1983, she now leaves to mourn her loss one daughter Diane and son-in-law Edward Van Impe of Philadelphia, two sons Marvin and wife Linda of Edmonton, David and wife Chris of Athabasca, five grandchildren Howard, Gregory and Melanie Van Impe, Wendy and Cathy-Ann Dick, two brothers Bill Chuck Rix of the west coast, three sisters Evelyn Mitchell Ella Boyce, Calgary, Eisie Parsons, Sudbury, Ontario, numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday evening, October 19, 1983, at 7:00 p.m. in the Wild Rose Chapel at AndrewsMcLaughlin Ltd, 10011 114 Street. Reverend Harold Munn officiating. Interment at Carstairs Cemetery on Friday afternoon, October 21, 1983. ANDREWS-MCLAUGHLIN Funeral Chapel.
FANSET October 1983, Hazel Margaret, aged 73 years, of Vancouver, B.C. passed away in St. Vincent Hospital. Predeceased by her husband A.J. in 1957.
Survived by one sister Mrs. George (Wilda) Hurst of Richmond, B.C.; one brother Clarence Clifton of Calgary, Alberta. Will be missed by many relatives, friends and acquaintances. Graveside Services were conducted by Reverend at Valley View Cemetery, Newton, B.C., on October 1983. If desired memorial contributions may be made to the charity of your choice.
SIMMONS October 17, 1983, at Lethbridge, Alberta, Mr. Orville Delbert Simmons, aged 73 years of Hussar, Alberta. Funeral Services will be announced later by LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. Phone: 262-9101. 020 Deaths SQUIRES October 17, 1983, Mrs.
Lily Squires, aged 80. years, of 1111 Glenmore Trail S.W., beloved mother and mother-in-law of Pearl and Alan Occleston and dear grandmother of David, all of Calgary. Mrs. Squires was predeceased by her husband Mr. William (Bill) Squires on February 9, 1979.
Funeral Services will be held at Leyden's, "Chapel of St. S.W.), Thursday, 11:30 a.m. with Reverend R.T. Pynn officiating. Cremation, Foothills Crematorium.
Flowers gratefully declined. LEYDEN'S FUneral Homes Directors of Services. Phone: 262-9101. Ernest Alfred, aged 78 years of Calgary, formerly of Toronto, passed away peacefully at the Foothills Hospital. He is survived by three daughters, Lillian Blomster of Toronto, Margaret Smith, New Jersey and Linda Penrose of Toronto; and two sons William Stimson, Toronto, and George Stimson, Blue Jay, California.
He is also survived by two step-daughters, Carol Shipp of Calgary, and Greta Courtney of Oakville, Ontario. Mr. Stimson predeceased by his loving wife Rose, April 27, 1983 in Toronto. Memorial Services will be held Wednesday, October 19, 1983, from the Calgary Crematorium Chapel, at 3:30 p.m. with the Reverend Nancy Steeves officiating, followed by Cremation.
Memorial and Cremation arrangements in care of CALGARY CREMATORIUM Ltd. Phone: 289-4777. STIMSON October 16, 1983, WALTERS Mr. Gerald Earl Walters, of R.R. No.
3, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, passed away suddenly on October 14, 1983, at the age of 40 years. He leaves remember with love his wife, Michelle; two daughters, Kim and Karen, all of Rocky Mountain House. He is also survived by his mother, Mrs. Denise Walters; three brothers, James, Francis and Denis Walters and one sister; Mrs. Eileen Sauvy, all of Montreal, Quebec.
Funeral Services will held today, at 10:00 a.m., from St. Mathew's Roman Catholic Church, Rocky Mountain House, with Father Muthias Kuefler officiating. Cremation to follow. If friends desire, donations may be made to the charity of their choice. JOHNSON'S Funeral Homes, with chapels in Rocky Mountain House and Sylvan Lake in care of arrangements.
Ella Waltham, aged 87 years of the Chinook Nursing Home, beloved mother and mother-in-law of Robert and Evelyn Waltham, Parksville, B.C. and Jean and Arthur Smith, Turner Valley. She is also survived by seven grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren; one sister Louisa Streatch, Langley, B.C.; one brother Samuel McRoberts, Edmonton. She was predeceased by Alex, March 24, 1981 and a son Gordon in 1942 and a sister Vera McCurdy. Born in Greene, lowa, she came to Alberta in 1907 and to the Calgary area in 1922 and has resided at Calgary since.
Services will held at Leyden's "Chapel of Remembrance" (1719 2 Street S.W.,) Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. with Reverend H. A. Shrout officiating. Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery.
If desired contributions be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 2011 10 Ave. S.W., Calgary, T3C 0K4. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. Telephone: 262-9101. WALTHAM October 16, 1983, Mrs.
WILLIAMSON Jean Williamson, beloved wife of Mr. Larry Williamson of Balzac, Alberta, passed away at the Foothills Hospital on October 17, 1983 at the age of 48 years. Besides her loving husband, Jean is survived by three sons, Darcy and his wife, Shauna, Wade and Brad; her mother and stepfather, Mary and Dan Morland; two brothers, Gerry Day and his wife Betty and Wayne Douglas; as well as one sister Ellen Nally and her husband Con and one niece Elayna Nally. Funeral Services will be held at Scarboro United Church, 134 Scarboro Avenue S.W. on Wednesday, October 19, 1983 at 1:00 p.m., Rev.
S. Overall officiating. Cremation to follow. If friends so desire, memorial tributes made to the Alberta Children's Hospital Chapel Fund, in memory of Jean Williamson, care of 1820 Richmond Road S.W. T2T 5C7.
CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home and Crematorium, 2720 Centre Street North. Phone: 276-2296. 033 Cards of Thanks ULISSE We would like to express our ultimate thanks and appreciation to our relatives friends for the and assistance given to us concerne sudden loss of our dear, precious, son, brother and uncle Ricky. Special thanks to Reverends, Rino Spada and Frank Macabe for the kind and worthy words; the attending paramedics and emergency staff at the Calgary General Hospital. Anna, Tony and Family.
Number CLASSIFIED INDEX of Up Words to average 10 Day 5.00 Days 19.88 14 Days 38.08 HAAGENSON Alyce Ann, passed away tragically October 14, mobile accident west of Revelstoke, B.C. at the age of 48 years. was born i the eldest daughter of Anne and Max Martzas and was raised, educated and married in Calgary. Alyce was always very active with community work. In addition to her volunteer work with Triwood Community, she served as treasurer for Little League and was a Girl Guide Leader.
Up until the time of her death she worked at the library at Terrace Road Elementary School and was an active member of Hope Lutheran Church. Alyce was a very loving and devoted wife and mother, a concerned daughter and sister. Always available to lend a helping hand and aware of others needs before her own. No task was ever too great. She will be sadly missed by her husband Orville, children Kori, Suzy, Lisa and Michael, son-in-law Larry Smith, her mother Anne Martzas; her sister and brother- in-law Maxine Carol Jim Cairns; brother and -in-law.
Rich and Eileen Martzas; sister-in-law Olive and Archie Finlayson; nieces and nephews, Laura Lea and Christine Cairns; Brent and Shawn Martzas; Ken, Gordon, Christine Finlayson; Elizabeth Amos and Hedda Mae Haagenson; mother-inlaw Hattie Haagenson; her many aunts and uncles and all those that have known her. Funeral Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL 540 16 Avenue, N.W., Wednesday, October 19, 1983 at 1:00 p.m. Pastor Leach officiating. Interment in Queen's Park Cemetery. HINTZ Mrs.
Rose Hintz passed away at the Foothills Hospital on October 17, 1983. Arrangements to be announced later by McINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. KROMM October 16, 1983, 020 Deaths Catherine of the Bethany Care Center. Mrs.
Kromm was born in Calgary in 1913. She resided in Acme and Didsbury prior to moving to Calgary in 1951. She will be deeply and always loved by four daughters, Mrs. Earl (Donna) Storey; Helen Hamlin; Mrs. Fred (Fay) Ott; Mrs.
Roy (Verna) Press; four and daughters-inlaw, Robert and Margaret, James and Cheryle, Richard Diane and Kenneth; thirteen grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Strachan and Mrs. Lester (Edna) Clovis; three brothers, David, Victor and Norman Gerlitz. She was predeceased by her husband, Alexander in 1964; parents, Peter and Julia Gerlitz; brother and sister-in-law, Alexander and Muriel Gerlitz. Services will be conducted by Pastor J.
Buenting, at St. John's Lutheran Church, 204 6A St. N.E., Thursday, October 20, at 10:00 a.m. Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. Funeral arrangements in care of Jacques-Foster Funeral Service, phone: 289-5577.
In lieu of flowers, if desired, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 200, 1609 14 S.W., Calgary. T3C 1E4. Jacques-Foster NORTH. LAMB October 16, 1983, William (Bill) beloved husband of Louise of Calgary. Further announcements later by CALGARY CREMATORIUM Ltd.
Phone 289-4777. MAY Mrs. Grace May, aged 86 years, passed away October 16, 1983 at the Rockyview Hospital. Mrs. May resided at the Bethany Care Centre.
Beloved mother of a son, Gus and his wife Fran; a daughter, Arlene and husband, Roye Christopher; her daughter-in-law, Mari May of Port Albernie, B.C. Also survived by six grandchildren, Donna, Elizabeth, Marilyn, Diane, Ken and Pamela and several great-grandchildren. Predeceased by her husband, Sidney and a son, Alex. Services, will be held Wednesday, at p.m., from "THE LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE CORNER, Jacques-Foster Funeral Service, 240 17 Ave. S.W.
(phone: 263-6440). Pastor Delmar Christensen officiating. Interment in Queen's Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Bethany Care Center, 1918 8 Ave. N.W.
Jacques Foster CENTRAL. MUNTEAN October 17, 1983, Chris Muntean, aged 52 yearsived 110 Penworth Dr. S.E. She is by twin daughters, Wendy Kazakow, Calgary and Mrs. Larry (Wanda) Deschamps, Airdrie, Alberta; a son and daughter-in-law Daryl and Teresa Kazakow, and their son Jeffrey all of Calgary; her mother Ellen Muntean, Oven, Alberta; two sisters Anne Muntean, Calgary a and Mrs.
Jim Marie) Colley, Oyen, Alberta; and two brothers Victor Muntean, Calgary and Edward Muntean, Red Deer, Alberta. Services in the Chapel of Pierson's Funeral Service, 4121 17 Ave. S.E., on Thursday, October 20, at 1:30 p.m., Reverend Dr. Donald G. Littleiohns of the United Church officiating.
Interment to follow in Rockyview Garden of Peace. PIERSON'S Funeral Service, Directors. Phone 235-3602. 020 Deaths MOODY October 16, 1983, John (Jack) F. Travers Moody of Calgary, aged 65 years, passed away after a lengthy illness.
Surviving are a daughter and son-in-law, Leslie and Don Grant, Calgary. Funeral Services will be held at Leyden's "Chapel of Remembrance" (1719 2 Street S.W.) Wednesday, 3:00 p.m. with Rev. Canon R. Davenport officiating.
Cremation will follow at Foothills Crematorium. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. Telephone: 262-9101. 0'BRIEN Mrs. Helen Lily O'Brien of the Father Lacombe Nursing Home, passed away at the Rockyview General Hospital on October 13, 1983 at the age of 90 years.
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick's Catholic Church (1414 Shawnessy Blvd. S.W.) today at 10:00 a.m., Reverend Joseph Rigby, Celebrant. Interment followed at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Arrangements in care of McINNIS HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030. PARROTTINO. Mrs. Catarana Garcea in Parrottino passed away at the Calgary General Hospital on October 17, 1983, at the age of 85 years.
She was born October 1, 1898 at Albi Catanzaro, Italy, and came to Canada July 5, 1974. Mrs. Parrottino is survived by one son, Nicola Parrottino and his wife Catarina; two daughters Maria Corea and her husband tore, and Concetta Arrotta and her husband Salvatore all of Calgary. She is also survived by ten grandchildren; and fourteen great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Giuseppe Parrottino in 1963 in Italy.
Relatives and friends are invited to Prayers which will be held from Chapel of the Bells Funeral Home, 2720 Centre St. North, on Wednesday October 19, 1983, at 8:00 p.m. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Andrew's Italian Catholic Church, 1405 8 Ave. S.E.
on Thursday, October 20, 1983, at 10:00 a.m. Reverend R. Bezzegatto C.S. officiating. Interment to follow at St.
Mary's Cemetery. CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home, 2720 Centre St. North Directors. Phone: 276-2296. RAINSETH October 17, 1983, Andrew, of Calgary.
He is survived by one son, Harold; two daughters, Mrs. Ingeborg Hansen and Alma Meyer, all of Calgary; eleven grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, Anna in 1924. Andrew came to Canada from Norway in 1910, homesteading in the Veteran area until moving to Calgary in 1974. Services will be conducted by Pastor Del Christensen, on Thursday, October 20, at 1:00 p.m., at "THE CHAPEL ON THE Jacques Foster Funeral Service, (phone 289-5577).
Interment, Queen's Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, if desired donations to the Bethany Care Center, 916 18A St. N.W., or charity of your choice. Jacques-Foster NORTH. ROPPEL October 15, 1983, Louis Wesley, aged 89 years, beloved 312B, 3719 49 Street N.W.
Funeral husband of Mrs. Nora May Roppel, Service at Leyden's "Chapel of today at 1:00 p.m. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Directors of Services. Telephone: 262-9101. SCHULER 1900 1983.
Lydia Schuler (Gieck) was born in Odessa, Russia on March 16, 1900. She moved to the Dakotas as a child and came to Canada to the Beiseker area in 1921, as the young bride of Karl Schuler. In 1923, they settled in the Carbon area. God blessed their marriage with six children, one namely Violet, who predeceased her in death as an infant. She leaves to mourn her loving husband, Karl; five children, Ben Schuler and wife, Frieda; Mildred Ohlhauser and husband Vern; Lillian Moller and husband Rudy; Phyllis Buyer and husband Daun; Shirley Buyer and husband Morley as well as seven grandchildren, Wanda Klapstein and husband Randy; Brenda Mack and husband Norbert; Lynette Grapentin and husband Walter; Candace Stripling and husband Randy; Lyle Buyer; Max Ohlhauser and Cam Buyer.
She was predeceased by one grandchild, Claire Schuler in 1982. She is also survived by three great-grandchildren, Troy and Tyler Mack and Nicholas Grapentin. Mother Schuler was baptized on July 8, 1923 and became a faithful member of the Baptist Church at Carbon. On Saturday, October 15, 1983, after a brief illness, she went home peacefully to be with her Lord. Lydia was also predeceased in death by her father, John and her mother, Katherina Schell; a brother, Gustav Gieck; an adopted brother, Walter Gieck, as well as other family members.
She also leaves to mourn four half sisters, Alvina Ohlhauser, Gertie Grose, Lily Fox and Violet Renn; three step brothers and five step sisters. Funeral Service to be held in Carbon Baptist Church on Tuesday, October 18, 1983 at 2:00 p.m. Pastor Van Derbarron officiating. 11 to 15 5.00 29.82 57.12 Merchandise 9 16 Services to Real Estate 16 20 6.64 39.76 76.16 14 The above rate schedule is a guide only and applies to those 350 600 400 300 advertisers in Calgary and TO TO AGT extended flat rate calling 582 TO TO TO area 785 463 347 Minimum Charge $5.00 Box 598 397 See "'Home Marketplace" Number Service Charge Section $10.00 Average word in 6 pt. type equals 6 letters spaces NOTE! All advertising space is charged by the agate Reel Estate Transportation line.
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235-0511 CONTRACT ADS PHONE 235-7380 033 Cards of Thanks GARNETT We wish to express our sincere thanks to all of those who have been so helpful to us following the tragic loss of dearly beloved Ricky. To our neighbours and friends who assisted in so many ways. To the BearspawGlendale W.I. Ladies. To the Johnston family who overcame their own grief to provide total co-operation to insure that Dale and Ricky remainded together.
To The Garden Chapel, The Calgary Police Service and the Cochrane RCMP, who provided outstanding service far beyond the normal call of duty. To the Rev. Powell, who displayed total understanding and provided comfort beyond description. Most especially our thanks and appreciation to the young people who rallied around and provided in their special way, comfort and inspiration that will live with us forever. Fran and Gerry Garnett and family.
SEGELKEN Thank you to all our friends and neighbours for their messages of sympathy and flowers in the recent sudden death of our mother and grandmother, Helen Stevens. Rudy, Peggy and Wendy Segelken. 044 Lost 044 BIG REWARD LOST: 1 kitten Lost 5 mos. old, female, a Golden Shep- St 15 Ave S.W. herd in Marlborough.
Phone Richard grey female. 235-3351. MISSED BROWN white Spaniel. Lost Hwy. 22, North of Cochrane.
Brown back head with some white on face. White Blue tartan collar, chest stomach. Female. Saturday, October Reward. Call 932-2851.
or 284-8408 C. DEER Run. Older Siamese male cat, LONG-HAIRED Ting, wearing blue collar. Dearly male cat. Lost loved family pet.
On medication for Phone 280-0417. cancer. Dawn, days, 278-8530; eves. wknds. 278-0014.
LOST in University old marmalade LOST Oct. 14, Penbrooke area. Miniature Collie. Male. Answers "Freckles' Has a small scar on nose.
Seen LOST SUNDAY Sat. Forest Lawn. Very special pet. chesterfield Reward. Bruce 253-3311 days, 278-4140 John Laurie LOST 1 yr.
old male black Lab cross, in area of S.W. near Sacramento Dr. LOST: Large Small white spot on chest, behind herd, broken area. Reward. each paw.
Answers to name Rocky. 252-1356 Reward. LOST: Sat. Oct. LOST.
Brown gray Tabby Cat in ring, timental name value. N.W. area. Looks approx. 8 mos.
old. White on neck, chin paws. Tattoo in right ear which is to read. Can't LOST: Yellow sleep nights. Call 239-4039.
N.W. area. Reward. Phone REWARD Mayland. Spayed female black white LOST German short haired cat.
Tattoo. Face, neck, training collar, chest, paws white. 3 black spots on Reward offered. nose. Phone 276-4055.
LOST LOST: Braeside area near Anderson in ear; paws, Road. Grey male cat with white paws and marking under chin. Reward. Phone 238-3078. MALE German NEAR Bowness Rd N.W.
3 yr. old answers to male short haired black Pointer area. Call cross dog, about knee 283-7938 REWARD, pure SMALL male long-haired grey dog. male cat, 42 St Reward. S.W.
Phone 249-7479. green eye, 037 In Memoriam GAVEL In loving memory of a dear mother who passed away 5 years ago today. Sadly missed by Lynne, Carol, and families. INGLIS In loving memory of Ernest (Ern) who passed away on October 18, 1975. "Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, To love and to cherish and never forget.
Life goes on, one knows that's true, But never the same since we lost you." Wife Ethel and family. RASMUSSEN In loving of Carl, dear husband, who passed away October 18, 1979. "Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, To love and to cherish and never forget. Life goes on I know that's true, But never the same, since lost you." Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his loving wife Mellia and daughters Julia, Sonya and Shirley. Lost on Thurs p.m.
from 11 11 week old Reward. 244-6213. VERY MUCH REWARD wallet I.D. cards lost 15 in N.W. 270-4071 Douglas black white fein Falconridge area.
Heights, 6 month male cat. Kingwell, 284-3728 P.M. 1 sand velour cushion, Ranchlands Dr Blvd. 252-8330; 270-1680 male German Shepfront toe, Brentwood Call 289-0532. 15.
Man's Masonic engraved in the side. SenReward. 261-5981. Lab with black collar. Answers to 284-3291 or 948-7388.
Shepherd wearing Forest Lawn area. Please call 273-7774, male cat, tattoo chest, neck, chin white 230-5282 evgs Shepherd puppy, Forest Lawn 248-5638; 248-0867. white, part Persian S.W. area, 1 blue answers 246-6235. 002 Notice Board 044 Lost SMALL Black brown wire haired dog lost in Marlborough.
Answers to Digger. 273-3719. SNOW COME HOME. White neutered cat, ear tattoo. Terribly missed, reward.
S.E. area. 259-3290. MONTH old white puppy, 1 black eye 2 black ears, lost in south Calgary. Child's pet.
245-0752. DEER Run white poodle, female. Answers Sammi. Reward. 278-9775 EYE GLASSES lost Tuesday October 11.
Phone Norm 279-6381. Lost are, large white cat, no tail. Reward. 253-0591 LOST AGT beeper, Oct. 7.
REWARD. 263-1406. MALE Tabby cat, tattoo REE 113, white mrkg Reward 283-1442; 265-9100 MAN'S gold bracelet, engraved front back, reward. 242-7499. PINK teddy bear at Trans Canada Mall, Oct.
15. 279-0388. Reward. 047 Found GLENDALE Meadows area, BLACK FEMALE CAT with white patch on chest. Eves.
242-5666. FOUND in N.E. young female white Persian. Call 276-1728 after 5:30. YOUNG Black cat, male.
Blue collar, bells. Kingsland. 252-6365 after 6. FOR CLASSIFICATIONS 060 TO 298 REPAIR SERVICE DIRECTORY SEE NEXT PAGE Announcements appearing in the Notice Board are charged $8.05 for the first seven agate lines or less and $1.15 each additional agate line per insertion. 14 agate lines equals one inch.
THE Calgary Singles Council is sponsoring the 3rd Annual BLACK WHITE AFFAIR SOCIAL on Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. at the DANISH CANADIAN CLUB, 727 11 Ave. S.W. Members all eligible guests are welcome.
Tickets are $7, with a $1 refund at the door for members. Wear something black white. Music is provided by Solid Gold. For further information contact C.S.C. office, 283-4720 or 270-3917 or Bryant, 273-0640.
SUCCESSFULLY SINGLE: BY CHANCE OR CHOICE. 6th Calgary Singles Council, weekend conference, Friday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. Sun. Oct.
23, 4 p.m. Speakers, workshops, activities. All singles welcome: Separated, divorced, widowed, never married. WILLIAM ABERHART HIGH SCHOOL, 3009 Morley Tr. N.W.
$50 for the weekend. Social, $8. extra. Registration at the door, 7 p.m. Oct.
21. Information 270-3917, 283-4720. THURSDAY Singles Club. "Tom Jones This Oct. 20 at The Holiday Inn South at 8:30 p.m.
No bluejeans, cords, T-shirts or sneakers. Members and eligible guests welcome. 277-8170 or 263-7381, pager 431. Music by Irish Mike. Bingos BIGGER CASH PRIZES AT THORNCLIFFE COMMUNITY BINGOS, 5600 CENTRE ST.
N. BLACKOUT ON REGULAR CARDS PAYS $1,000 CASH EACH BINGO NIGHT. SNOWBALL STARTS AT $2000 UP $25 PER EVENT. 2ND. BONANAZA PAYS MINIMUM $1000 REGULAR GAMES PAY OUT OVER $2100 CASH EVERY SUNDAY TUESDAY.
ADMISSION 6 CARDS FOR $2. STILL THE BEST GAME AROUND FOR YOUR MONEY. NICKEL GAME, REGULAR, 7:15, SUNDAY TUESDAY. COME AND JOIN US FOR SOME FUN AND EXCITEMENT. EVERYONE WELCOME.
SUNDAY Afternoon quicky Bingo at the Emporium. We are now in full operation with our Sunday afternoon Bingo. Payouts in excess of $2500. Our games start at $50. Percentage payout when applicable.
19 regular games, 2 bonanzas. People remaining for evening session will be treated to supper by the snack bar. Come out every Sunday afternoon. Doors open at 1:30. Bingo at 2:15.
Babysitting available, child. Discount for Seniors. Bingo Emporium, best game in town. 6120 3 S.W. Kitty corner from Chinook LRT.
252-4616. PROGRAMS, NEW GAMES, NEW TIME, BIGGER MONEY. Bowness Community Bingo, 7904 43 Ave. N.W., 288-8300. Tuesday, Fridays and Sundays.
Cards, 3 for $1, minimum 6 cards. Special game guaranteed $500., per card. 2 bonanzas payoff, 1 Long John game payout. Doors open 4:30, Nickel, 6:15, Regular, 7:15. No one under 16 allowed, babysitting $1.00 per child.
BL4671. NEW PROGRAM STARTS SEPT.2 BINGO WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AT THE PORT OF HOLLAND 12 BOWRIDGE DR. N.W. (BEHIND MICHELLE'S WINERY). $1,000 JACKPOT 49 NUMBERS! EXCELLENT PRIZES! NEVADA TICKETS and NICKLE BINGO.
MINI BONANZA and BONANZAS. DOORS OPEN REGULAR 7:30. Everyone over 12 welcome. Licence B4206, Nevada PT1513. PHONE 288-2233.
BINGO PALACE. In September we paid out over $270,000 in prizes and are well on our way towards our second million. BIG BINGO AT IT'S BEST BETTER THAN THE REST. 7 nights a week Saturday Sunday matinees for your enjoyment. A minimum of over $2,000 per event.
No children under 12 admitted to evening Saturday afternoons. Bingo Palace, 3900-29 St. N.E. 291-0233. BINGO every Wednesday South Calgary Community, 3130-16 St S.W.
Doors open at 5:00. Nickel Bingo at 6:30. Regular at 7:30. Game No. 9, $1000 in 47 numbers, $500 in 54 numbers, $100 consolation.
Progressive Snowball $100 in 5 numbers or 4 corners. No. 7 bus. Lic. B5794.
Nevada PT2262. Criss-cross PT2377. of ticket sales go towards purchase of new Handibus. Age 14 and over only. BINGO 7 BIG Nights a week at the Emporium.
Gold mine bonanzas, 2 cards fo $1. Regular bonanzas, 25 regular games. Percentage pay out when applicable. Pay outs in excess of $4000 nightly. Doors open at 5:30, Bingo at 7.
Bingo Emporium, best game in town. 6120 3 S.W. Babysitting available nightly. Discount for seniors. 252-4616.
BINGO-Danish Canadian Club, 727 11 Ave. S.W., every Tuesday night. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Nickel bingo at 6:30, regular bingo 7:30. $1,000 blackout in 49 numbers, $500 in 50 numbers, $100 consolation prize.
5 nickel games, 2 bonanzas. Everyone welcome. Children under 16 not allowed. License B-4944. WEDNESDAY afternoon bingo, Royal Canadian Legion 4840 Richmond Road S.W.
Doors open 11:30. Nickel 12:30. Regular 1:30. 2 Bonanza's. Special Gold Digger.
Blackout in 52 numbers or less. Progressive Snowball. Nevada and Criss Cross tickets. Children 16 vears and under not admitted. Lic.
B4998. COMMUNITY Bingo Centre would like to invite to you to CFAC Night. Join Dan Butler Jimmy Hughes on Wednesday Oct. 19. Doors open at 5:30, nickle bingo 6:15, regular bingo at 7:00.
Watch for an all new program within the next few weeks. 69th Ave. Odgen Rd. S.E. Phone 236-5110.
VICTORIA Community Association, 1302 6 S.E. pay out on gold mine bonanzas for the month of October. Sunday evening bingos. Doors open 5 p.m. Regular at 7 p.m.
$2,000 program pay out. Friday afternoon bingo, doors open at 10 a.m. Nickel at 12:30, regular at 1:30. VARSITY GRAND ($1000.) in 5 numbers. Regular, progressive bonanza games every Wednesday, Varsity Community.
Centre, 4103 Varsity N.W. Nickel starts 6:30, reguler 7:30. Pull tickets available. Licence numbers, B4488, PT2361 PT2362. RUTLAND Park Community is holding their first Bingo in their new hall, Tues, Oct.
18. Doors open 5:30 p.m. Nickle, 6 p.m. Regular 7 p.m. Come one, come all.
3130 40 Ave. S.W. or Sarcee Rd. 40 Ave. S.W.
Free coffee first evening. ALL NEW PROGRAM Thursday afternoon Bingo at 286 Legion 7 640 28 St. N.E. 2 bonanzas, 1 goldmine, concession, Nevadas and criss-cross. Doors open 11 a.m.
Nickle 12 noon. Regular 1 p.m. Lic. B5844, PT2451, 2400 WEST Hillhurst Go-Getters Bingo, every Wednesday afternoon in the West Hillhurst Auditorium, 19 St. 6 Avenue, N.W.
bus. Nickel bingo 12:30 p.m. Regular bingo 1:30 p.m. Bonanzas Nevadas! BINGO. Elks Club.
2502 6 St. N.E. Every Wednesday. $1250 jackpot. 6:30 nickel.
7:30 regular. Nevadas, Canteen. Everyone welcome. B4404. EVERY Wednesday at Midnapore Elementary School, 55 Midpark Rise S.E., Bus route Doors open at 5:45, nickel bingo at 6:30.
I am making some re-arrangements because of divorce. During our marriage my ex-husband and I gave you our funeral service plans through your pre-arrangement method, and paid for it in full. I now want quite different arrangements. Surely you aren't going to hold me to the original agreement? PERSONAL ANSWERS Gordon Power, an experienced funeral director at Mcinnis and Holloway, explains how situations like these are handled: Of course not! Our pre arrangement program is designed to be very flexible, and recognizes that needs may change over a period of time. In circ*mstances such as yours where the family structure has been altered, it would be best, I think, to undertake totally new planning.
We will be pleased to help you at any time you wish to do so. I can assure that the financial arrangements you made previously would not be jeopardized in any way. Pre-need programs can be updated and changed at any time. In fact, we recommend that any pre-need plan be reviewed every five years or so, in much the same way as you look over your will regularly to see that it is still applicable in changing family situations. Postal Station C.
Calgary T2T 5N1. Address questions Answers" for P.O, publication Box 4250, to from MINNIS HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. YOU MAY PAY YOUR CALGARY HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ACCOUNTS AT ANY CHARTERED BANK IN CALGARY This service is available at Calgary branches only and your payment will be handled by the bank in the same manner as utility accounts. If you wish, classified accounts may also be paid in person at The Herald Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m..
