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PERSONAL NOTICES' Summary of Death Notices CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX Page of DEATHS DEATHS BIRTHS Apartments. Board and Residence to Let ft Tin SydnW Mornlo Hfild, Won, hpt 5, 1977 10 The sellin a Stated AkMIlT Irserlllei, Stottmker HOLOHAN, Marlerle AHveda. I U-13 13 10 Bl TOT TO. lOTT. at AdMHltlat tamtaser I.

1177. AwlitMsl Mm aeoiemoer i 1977 tresuit or ec cidnt. latss. of 14 Lancaster arista of i dMrlv beloved couiin, Auction Sales Births, Marriages, Deaths. Hospital, to Kerrle end Bill rauehter ftvneal Katherlns).

Istor for Cameron. Syerythine m. mntml Inn. Avenue, West Rvde, beloved wife Mct with the netlt. Miriam 01 james rtevin, oear mwnir 01 and Luc i no Raipe wetter Australia), Martt ana nainryn, ageo trenoni.

awiimwr peace years, nasi in ra.pva rviriw, il and Ray a I Penrith, to leonle haw fBanlamln Jonl. Both wall. Dl TOTTO, Mark WMMam. See- uUDeoaa. Laalla.

Seotember MOORS (Smith). Auoust II, St temoer 197 r. aiwavt rememe hairaiBa hv caualni Anna. Maria. Builders, ,13 Building Materials 13 Businesses For Sale 10 Caravans, Trailers.

Company Notices. Does. Cat. Goldfish, 13 n.H.w., to iian a no n.n sen KlrU. Hetnar and joe.

aul and MHn fucai i77. oeariy ivveo nuaoeno or the late May Hudson, loving iather and father-in-law of Leslie anH Haas pi anfl diaswnSaMI Brand- (Western DEATHS father and great-grandfather of their family, beloved brother of DOWNII, Llovd VvOfinaii. Up- MOSS, H.EV MUIR, E.J. OTTER. S.W.

PARTON, S.S, PETHERBRIDOE, I PINCHAM, PI1II, S. POWER, M.B. PRUSSINO, F.A. QUINS, O.M. RAMSDEN.

S.M. RIDDING, W.S. RIDGE, HA, ROBIN, F.E. RUMBLE, J.H, SCAHILL, O.T. SHIELS, C.I.

SKENE, I. SMART, O.A. BMITM. M.A. STANFIELD, T.

STURGEON, O. SUTHERLAND, D.T. BWITZER, M.J. TRACEV, I. TRIGG, S.M.

TV AS, W.R. URBAS, S.M. VAN RIMMSN, H. VAVRA, V. WARNER, J.D.

WILLIAMS. A.A. aODFREV, C.S. OOODVEAIt, lW. OREATREX, J.D.

OUTER, C.W, HAJOS. N. HALLCROFf, M.S. HAMMOND, V.O. HAYS.

C.S. 1 HEATH, I.L. HICKSON, E.L. HINKS, H. HOLBUT, A.R.

HOLLIBR, D.M. HOLOHAN, M.A. HUDSON, L. KINO, E.M. KINO, I.R.

KIRWAN. B.l. LAWRENCE, M.R. LOMAX, W.A. LOTTY, j.S.

McCANN, S.W. McDONAGH, T.S. McSRVALS, C.CT. MCKENZIE, J.L. MCLEAN, P.A.

P.M. MARSHALL, M. MARTIN, S.L.R. MENZIES. H.R.

MORRIS, F.J. MOSER. W. ALLMAN. A.F.

ANOBR1IN, M.A. ANDREWS, VJJ. ATKINSON, AJ. BAKER, J.O. BAILARINO, 0.

BARNES. B.L. BENNETT. E.W.J. BLAKE.

O.A. BROOIRICK, W.M. (Jnrl BROWN, A.I.V. BURNS, H. A.B.

CHADS AN, L.M. CHAPMAN, W.S. CHRISTIE, P. COX, S.M. OAVIES, DAVIS, W.A.

DAWSON, S.J. DILLON. M. Dl TOTTO, M.W. DOWNIS, L.N, OUCAT.

S.H. SDSLSTEIN. N. FANTtN, FEDELS, FERRY, SO. FLOWSR, P.

FOREMAN, CJ. FORSYTH, T.W. GILMORS, H.A. parties political Grace, Vloltt and Gladys. Loved and remembered by all hla famllv and frlandt.

AnrivA Ynurwlf 11 AILMAN, Am francos. See- Please waKh these columns temDOT ivrr ireiuit an hu dent), of Ipplnf, loved son of Meryl and Norman Downle, loving brother of Margaret, Peter, Yvonne and Paul, aged 27 veers. See Tuesday's Herald for funeral announcement, or phone 69 046, after a P.m. for funeral arrangements. lemotr lo.f, laio r.or.n brides, widow ol Cyril.

Asd SI i KINO. I thai MatcartW. Sep. tcmoer 197. loved sister ol Glfford, Kate and Dorothy (de ceased), pony Tiney and aunt 01 ANDCP.SSN, MarlerU Alice.

oar Dana, Margaret, jonn ens DUCAT. Edith Helen. See- Pam. Avoca Baach, loved oaupntor of tember 4, 1977. or Pvmbit.

dearly beloved wife of Alured Stuart Ducat, loved mother and tno late Martin ana aiko Anderson, and dearest friend of KING. Ivy Ritchie September 3, Jsne osvlss. mother-in-law Of Helen and jonn McDonaoh. Judith and Cameron 1977, at no.pitai, or owey Avenue, Jannall, dearly loved wile EMPLOYMENT Positions Vacant Hospital and Men or Women (General) Men and Boys Women and Girls Positions Wanted Situations Vacant Casual Work Available Casual Work Factories, Shops, Premises To Let and of Gordon Charles (edecssad) MacMllian, dear grandmother of From JACK TAYLOR ADELAIDE. The South Australian election campaign has become a battle of bad commercial radio and television jingles, which is being won narrowly by the Labor Party, according to two leading academics.

The electorate, they say, is being offered two competing brands of politics in pre-packaged form, which eliminates the need for reasoned political discussion. it a jock, fticnaro, Susan, Katnryn and Stuart and fond sister of I dearly lo'ed mother end mother-in-law ol Keith and Barbara. Ken and Nellie, devoted nan of ANDREWS, Victor Prederkk John. Bervl Adamson, 1 saotamoer a. i77.

at noioi. al. I a tat of Sft William Street. bran vi lie. oeiovea nuinena 01 Ida.

loved father of MM v. grand Craig and Sharon. Marilyn and Bob. Ray snd Margaret, (real-nan ef Matthew and Meilisa. sister snd sister-in-law of Roy and Edie, Dorothy and Harry.

Mllllcent and Bob. Evan end Bn.l. laan. DILSTIIN. Nuchin.

Seotom ber 3. 1977. at hospital, late 01 father of Vlcki, Cathy, Jan, Jreat-grandfather of Matthew and raig. aged 7 yoars. At rest, 1 Parramatta.

deariv be oved hus DEATHS DEATHS ttlBIMAN. Bai.la Ivv. SCDtBm- Funeral details tomorrow's band of Berta, devoted father of Walter, loving father-ln-taw of Voiando and fond grandfather of Herald. 13 bv S. '977, of 2 P-sleresl Avenue, Umlns, end formerly 01 Brldaet See.

Crovdon Park, beloved wile oiiWEPi. Mary see. 197. at WARNER Jwrc.D.ra4B. Wanted To Rent.

Flats To Let. Ruth and Diane. aa.r.ln Inu.d mothar and mother- ATKINSON. Svdeev Alfred Jatiios. For funeral arrangementi lee MpiumDer vi 1 ail Flats Wanted iiwtoay a neraio.

timber S. hospital, loved wife of the late Larry Power, loved sister of Catherine and William, fond relative of Donne. Vincent and Thetma, aoed 90 years. Requlescat in pace. For funeral notice see Tuesday Herald.

Hospital, late of Wyongah. beloved husband of Joan, loved father of Pay and Ron, aged 5 September 3, ltirr ai Goroka, Port Moresby, daeriv b.io.ed wire ol Kenneth end beloved mother .1, and James and mother-in-law of David, fond grandmother of Kate, Jonnathon, Rebecca and Matthew, For arrangement, watch these columns, i. FAN TIN. RenaU. September In-law of Athol and Marls, Allen and Win and brother Kevin (Waverlev College), dear Brand-mother of Dlanne.

Pamela. Annette. Jim, Bernlce and Martin. Aped 71 Requlescat In pace. years.

At rest. There It also agreement from many other observers that the Labor commercial, set to a ballad urging the voters to "Thank the Lord for SA" and by implication, to thank him, too, for Don Dunstan. is schmaltzy. But there is also agreement that the Liberal commercial, with country western music. For Sale Clothing i Funeral Directors Funerals.

Furniture Removalists, Transport 1977. at nospiiai, oeariv Beloved wife of Gino Fanttn. loved father of Sara, dear daughter of Maria and Gino Blasutto, fond Sister of Paul and George, aged years. Requlescat In pace. Watch these columns for funeral notice.

PRUSSING, Frederick Al- BAKER, Janes George. Sep- iraa -vaaiBsmDsir ai. -mir. ai Qld ban on street protest marches LAWRENCE, Margery Ruth. WARNER (Urn), Jorca Doro- hospital, late of Carrington ember 3, 1977, at hospital.

01 beloved husband of Garden Supplies, Horticulture. Leila, loved father of Kenneth Mr Dunstan 13 Yo, 11 10 Nurting Home, loving nusDano of Nellie (deieased), roving brother of Nonle, Jean. Ronald and Doris. At rest. Horses, Vehicles and Livestock.

tnr. aeptemoer ho.pltal, Gwoka, Port MoretAV, late ot Turramurra. deariv loved sister snd sister.ln-lsw of Edna snd Basil Glover, WMi and Bill pgnPLI. Grail. Seatembar 1.

Seceascd), Raymond and Brian, nd fathef.lnelaiw artel orand- In Memonam father of thalr families, and dear painting a gloomy picture of SA septemocr a. ir a late of Kogarah. beloved inter of Bill, Frank and Nellie (deceased), loved aunt of Alan. Barbara. Gerald.

Joan. Madeline, Margaret, Sheila and Veronica. Aged 74 years. For funeral errangements please see Tuesday's "Herald. 'Launches, Yachts, Marine Engines 1977.

at Lewiinam riot cm at, lata of 32S Lvons Road, Five Dock, dearly loved wife of the late Vincent Fedele. loving mother of Francesco. Angelo. Joseph, Agoi- orotner 01 Mary, Katnieen, win. Anne and WMMam (deceased).

May ho rest In peace. OUINI. filadva Mav. Seotem I lomer.n ana desr sister ot Jsmes, John. Marl and William (all deceased), tond aunt ot their famines.

So dearly loved and so ssdlr missed, Lectures and Talks ber 4, 1977, suddenly, at 10S Stoney Creek Road, Beverly SJllla, aSaaailu loamaS sullaS ft Hat CI and urging the voters to "atop Labor rot go Liberal," is even worse. According to a senior lectur- i i rii- Legal Notices Lost and Found lino. Anionic, jerome, viciono. Luigi and Maria, fond mother-in-law of Maria, Rose, Rose. Ther.

esa, Maria. Concetta and Michael, ritsar arandmritliar and oreat. loved mother and mother-in-law ALLARINO. GulaoppO. Sep- The Mr BRISBANE.

Queensland Premier, WARNER, Joycs Deretk. semDer 197. isie or rrincet Street. Rvde. dearlv loved hua- LOMAX, William Alfred (Bill).

grandmother of their children. Money, Stocks and Shares band of Paula, loved father of September a. 19. late or OI Mane ana ivo, granumowtjr 51 Graeme, Alwyn, Colin and ulie. Aad 67 years.

Absent rom the bodv. Present with the Lord. Please watch these columns for agea 03 vean. Mav aha reat In oeace. Diana, Ella and Peter.

ngton, loved son Of nero sno R.I.P.' Shipping company collapses nest in peace. Please watch these columns September i. ir. i sister-ln-lsw ot Jean and Billy (deceased), Olga (deceased). Mack.

Jack and vera, Karl (deceased) and Connie. Joyce and Doug. Merle and Ron and' Ion. aunt to all thalr families. Rest In peaca.

for funeral arrangements. Turtner particulars. cr in political science ui run- ders University, Mr Dean Jaensch, the worst feature of both commercials is that they top rational political debate. It really comes down to which brand image the viewer nrefers. he believes.

esMirjiN. ttv Marv. Seo BARNES. Bertha Louse. Sap- PIRRV.

Bervl Gwendolyn. M.B.I. tOTTY, Jack Samuel. Seotember 3, 1977. at his residence, larlwBtsd.

lovlno fit her of Va tember 2. ig7. oi narooro, Bjclke-Pctcrscn, said yesterday that his Government had banned street protest marches. The day of the street march Is over," he said. "Anybody who holds a street lemoer 1977, at nospitai, late of 3 Treiawney Street.

KMIarncy dariw loved wife of Ralph and Motor Cycles, Motor Scooters and Bicycles Motor Parts, Repairs, Tyres. Motor Vehicles Trucks and Commercials Motor Vehicle Auctions Motor Vehicles Wanted lerle And Tonv. father-ln-lew Of tiaur mnthar ttt rue-. Paulene aeptemDer 1, iv, peacciunv at her home. 1 Westmoreland Avenue, Dec Why, late of Klrrl-blill House, beloved wife of Tom Ferry, (deceased), loved mother ol and Ian, mother-in-law of Bron- vaie.

oiany toveo wire or William Edward, beloved mother of June (Mrs West) and Betty (Mn Ella. loved grandfather of Wayne. Karen, Gary, Mark and Tenia and their families, aged 63 yean. In God's care. Please "I would say the Labor one wvn and Terry ana rona grana-mother of their children.

Vldler), dear grandmother of 1 Mirnaai. txaniw. EiitinsTit ratrrcia ana bod, mainer-in-iair of Patricia, fond nana of Gregory watcn these columns tor runerai PERTH. A British shipping enmnanv advertised in a mierant arrangements. RIDDING.

William Bruce. Joanne. Paul and Gall, fond sister of Thefma, Mildred and Edna, mother-in-law of Kevin and Bert. aamA veara. In inarch, spontaneous or other WILLIAMS, Audrey Alice.

September 4. 1977, hospital, lata ol Annandale, loved bv Doug, loved mother of Eleanor. Patricia, Jacqueline and James, loved mother-in-law and grandmother of their families, Requlescat In pace. For funeral details phone SI 72BS or SI 5504. WILLIAMS, Audrey Alice.

Sep-tember 4. 1977. loved daughter of Mrs Msry and the lata Jack Knight, loved sister of Valerie. Desmond, Nancy, Warwick. Rodney and Madeline, loved sllter-ln.

law and aunt ot their families. appears to be more proies-sionally produced in terms of what it sets out to be, but I'd sav that the use of this com nu uwi s. Da' umi (-" iir loved sister of Kdna Halt and Else Mclieulsh. Remains bequeathed to Sydney University, Memorial service was Offices, Halls, To Let and Wanted 13 magazine as "The One You Can God's loving care. September 3.

mi7, loving nus-band of Doreen and beloved father of Tracey and Stephen. A man among men. wise, will know they are acting illegally. "Police will be fair but firm. mercial-type campaign it bad Trust has collapsed.

neio at jonn 1 i.nurcna ot land Churcn. 87 Oak. Ay. Partnerships, Agencies 10 nue. Dee Why, Sunday, September McCaNN.

Irk William. Sep-tember 3, 1977 suddenly at Ms Eric's residence, Oapto, ol 1100 Towradgl Road, TovsyadgL beloved husband of Edith and dear father and father-in-law of Lorraine and Hayden Bennett (Mud act), Er'c and Sheila (Dap-to), Ted and Lyn (Oapto) and Daniel (deceased), loved, pa of for the electorate." The senior lecturer in charge At least 100 British migrant families BENNETT, truest Walter Joseph. 4, 1877, st 4 e. Any policeman carrying out his lawful duty will know he is thine own self be true." "TO RIDGE. Robert Alfred.

Seo. of communication studies at prmer iff (luoaemvi, at hospital (1380 Set 14 Battery R.A.A., 1st A. I F), loved husband of Eileen and loving stao-father of Bervl. loved brother FUNERALS tember 2, 1 977, late of Dee Whv. dower of Ed th.

deariv FLOWIR, Patricia. (Writer) Tanv. Rlltkl. Br aette. aooiernoar 2.

ier. lain or rao Kim Michael and. Jane, loved ALLISON. The relatives and of Lena, Lll, Harry (all deceased). have been affected by the failure, wmch was revealed in Perth by the British Vice-Consul, Mr M.

Cox, last night. He said that the British Board of Trade had confirmed that SES International Shipping and Travel Ltd of loved father and father-in-law of Shirley and John, Robert and Nicky, Helen and Peter, and dlngton, wife ef Cedrlc Flower, Public Notices 13 REAL ESTATE Houses, Home Sites 13 Home Units and Town Houses. 13 Houses Wanted 13 Properties for Sale 13 Stations, Farms 13 Return Thanks 11 Share Accommodation 13 brother of Alfred, Girlie. Roobte, Mabel, Beryl. Wallace (de ceaiedl.

Dorothy. Joan, Doris and Sydney and loved father of Ernie. Phyllis (Mrs Jenkins, deceased). Ray end Alan, fond father-in-law of Jim, and loving Pop of Paul. FOREMAN.

Cell Josooh. Sen. fond grandfather or their chii dren. Private cremation. Aubrey, Lennle and Trevor, dear lemDor iti, s( nospiiai, lai.

Drotner-in-iaw or lou, jonn io-ceased) Bob, Chrlisle. olck (de peacefully at rest. menus or ine i.w ir. LITHGO ALLISON, Of Gymea. are kindly Invited to attend her funeral, to take plac.

this afternoon after a service commencing at 3.30 o'clock at the Woronora Crematorium. Please meet at crematorium. By request no dowers. LABOR MOTOR FUNERALS. 4 Carrington Ave.

S7 13bS. A.F.D.A. 51 2777., Of biocomo. lovin. lainor OT Shirley, lovlno brother 'of Rich, ard (deceased).

Elms, Claries, fond af Caoraa. ceased), Molly, Wai. Ted. Mvee. Tom and Ben.

aoed 62 vears. Kent was in liquidation. The news has ended months of bewilderment for about 10 migrant fami McDONAGH. Thomas Ernest. ROBIN.

Frederick Edward. loved grandfather of Tim, Brett Flinders, Mr Andrew Bear, considers that the use of soap-type commercials by political parties is morally offensive. "The Liberal one is badly planned and badly thought out, while the Labor one is much more skilful and carefully planned. Appeal to fear "What I see as wrong with the Liberal ad is that it appeals to people's fear and that, as far as we can tell, is generally re BLAKC. Olive Amlwr.

fantxm. Suburban Cinemas 11 lies in Perth who are left without any possessions. All they have is what they i Li ana kiss. Aged 67. August 27, V' passea away peacefully at home, loved by all.

in God's care. Privately Interred August 30. 1977.. oer 3, 1977, at oanastown District Hospital, late of Chester September 2. i77.

or su wic-Evov Street, Umlna. and formertv ri Mascot, beloved husband of Beatrice loved lather of Sue, Tom, Jim, Ron and Slss. and their families. Aged 74 years. At rest.

For funeral arrangements sea him, neariy toveo wire or james. lovlno mother of Elizabeth, fend orougm jrom Britain. Many are living in impoverished RUMBLE. James Howard. Seo mother-in-law of John, dear FORSYTH, Thomas William.

Tenders 12, 13 To Let 13 Wanted To Buy 13 Wanted To Rent 13 Withdrawn Sales 13, ANDERSEN. The relatives snd conditions in newly bought or rented Jirandmother of Meianle Amber, oved dauohter of Svlvia and of Tiiesaav neraio. September Z. 1977. late of I- lemDer iv.

ai nis nomsj. Valley Heights, dearly loved husband of Grace, loved lather and the late George Blyth, fond homes in the hope that their belong-' ings will eventually arrive. sister and sister-in-law of Barry, oughby. dearly loved husband of Mary, lovtd father snd father. In-law ef Helen and Bill, fond pa Met VALE, Claude Campbell friends or tne late makjukis ALICE ANDcRSEN, are Invited to attend her funeral service, to be held In the chapel ot th.

sjnrharn Stihiirba Cremator um. father-in-law ot Howard and Alethea (Rooty Hill) and of Joan (deceased), dear pop of James backed by the Government and the community." Mr Bjelke-Petersen said he had this message for would-be street marchers: "Don't say you weren't warned. "You can shout yourself hoarse in the square. Don't bother applying for a (march) permit. You won't get one.

That's Government policy now." The president of the Civil Liberties Council, Mr Derek Fielding, accused the Premier of putting himself above the law by saying that permits for protest marches would not be granted. Mr Fielding said that under the Traffic Act the decision to grant a permit lay with the district superintendent of traffic, not the Premier. It would be highly illegal for Mr Bjelke-Petersen to attempt to interfere with that decision. Mr Fielding said the Premier Thomas. septcmoer a.

iv Mf NarasmBurn. early loved hus w-fennia ana Uriinn, Aged 52 years. Requlescat in oace. or jeremy sno unrisiopnor. band of Dorothv.

loved father of (Tuesday) at i. aw tomorrow Denotes classifications which require copy for Pleat ttfaitt-h that. Mlnmat But they could have to pay up to another $2000 each to get their furniture, electrical goods, cars and per garded as bad advertising." The Labor commercial ana reier, joanne, snaron, ucne, Leonard, Laurie and Jason, and great grandfather ol Sherry, aged p.m. oany ior funeral arrangements. juditn ana tseoTirey, tovea i grana' father of Michelle and Belinda, riai hrnther of Jack.

Harrv. Nor 04 years, ai peace. insertion in Saturday issues to be placed oetore 1 1 pm on Thursday. GILMORS, Henry Albert. Seo man.

Kit. Maroaret and Jean, ALLEN MATTHEWS PTV. Cremorne Junction. O.0 3J79, A.F.D.A. sonal belongings to Perth.

Some of the families have been Funeral arrangements will bo an stresses positive values and did not confuse an aura of well-being with any specific issue, BRODEKICK. William Mattkew SCAHILL. Georoe Thomas. Sao- nounces in cneso coiumns Tuesday. waiting for their belongings since unri.

September 2. 1977, at hospital, of Artarmon, loved son of William and Mary, loved brother of Gwendoline (deceased), ATKINSON. The relatives and Mr Bear said. Iiihm Lawrence. But he said that this advertis- tember 3.

1977. st hospital, lite of Villawood. formerly of Psd-dlngton, dearly loved husband of Margaret (rfadge), loved father of Henry and fond father-in-law of Kathleen, loving grandfather of Ray, Mark, Paul. Michael and John, beloved brother of Thomas end Lvte and brothsr-ln-law of Msvls. Eileen end June, loved uncle ef Bill O'Brien, Rhcttda, Pamela.

(Margaret. Pattl and their ond lovra. Marvl. lemocr iv, 01 ana late of Korthbrldge, dearly loved husband ol Veronica, loved father and father-ln-taw of Margaret and Philip O'Brien, Mary and Alan Glass, fond of their cnlldren. loved brother of Fred, Tom and SES International said that they MCKENZIE.

SnMmbir join ana Mary lamer rvt. elicltan brother-in-law p.fri. 2, 1977, fond uncle ins was not necessarily a waste or Jim, joe. Laurie ana ncviiie-Seymour and their families, fond cia ana Desmond and (oved uncle of Kevin, Joy. Margaret.

would nave to wait only 12 weeks. The assistant State manager for the mary, Catherine. John. Neil. Reaulescat In pace.

Drotner-in-iaw or tuner, nirn (deceased) and Hector (deceased). of political funds. The commercials were aimed not at the 85 per cent probably -i i i i i tnends Of tne late syunst ALFRED JAMES ATKINSON, of Wyongah. are kindly Invited to attend his funeral, to take place tomorrow (Tuesday) morning, after a service commencing at 9.40 o'clock st the Northern Suburbs Crematorium, Please meet at crematorium. LABOR MOTOR FUNERALS.

3S9 Pacific Highway, Crows 92 1578. A.F.QjA, SI 2777. Muea years. May he rest In peace. For funeral arrangements see Grace Bros transport group, Mr D.

Maher, said that his company accepted vvttn sincere tnougnis Ray, fond brother-in-law of Ron 1 ucsaay 1 neraio. the luggage of SES International when MeLEAN. Patricia Anne. Sao aircauy commiucu iu pumibai parties, but the 15 per cent of IROOCRICK, William Mat it arrived in Australia. SHIELS.

Catherine Irene Sep Salmon and uncle of Ronnie. Dawn, Dennis snd their families, rousln of Grace and Jack Harding. Reft In peace. For funeral announcement floating voters. "We have been told that coods be lerrncr is, at noipiisi, ui Throiby Street.

Moss Vale, desrlv beloved wife of Kenneth and loving mother of Tan la and unri. September 1977. our much loved and lifelong friend. Bob and Marg Falrbalrn. Bob end.

Lucy Wiieon end leurle tember 3, 1977. at nospitai, late of Surry Hills, loved mother of Noel, loved grandmother of longing to about 100 families are still no un sun uovemmem should recognise a person's pieaao a. 1 uosoay a nareio. Matthew, aged 37 years. eurrrey.

Patrick and Beverley, loved great-orandmother of the.r families, aaed 80 veare. fetMuletcat In eace. Some floating voters carefully considered the issues and were not influenced by advertis-infr. Mr Bear said. in the depot in Britain, ne said.

"Some of it is en route to Australia. For funeral details phone MACSONALO-SMITH. Patricia GODFREY, Claude Ernest. BROWN, Agnes Isabella Victoria. 01 7 et6, 51 0904.

We should know by tomorrow (Mon Mrpcemoer 2, ivf suaoeniy), of 224 Henry Lawion Drive, Georges Hail, dearly loved hus But the rest of the floating Mary. September 3. 1 877 at Royal Perth Hospital, (net McCarthy), beloved wile of John, loved mother of Graham. Mich right to demonstrate peacefully. Mr Bjelke-Petersen replied: "Mr Fielding should re-read his law.

"Police Department policy is SKENI. Ellen. September 2, aeptemDer 1977, at home. late ef Randwlck. beloved mother of Agnes, Keith.

Kan, Jin. Joan. Jean, Marlon and Bobby. band of Mvra Godfrey, loved repose or tne soul or tne late Mr JAMES GEORGE BAKER will be celeorated in St. Francis of Assist Cnurch.

Garnet Avenue snd Trevor Street, Lilvheld, tomorrow (Tuesdsy) afternoon, commencing at 1 o'clock. The funeral will leave the church alter Mass for the Sydney Catholic Garden Cemetery, Kemps Creek. is, late or paoaington, tovea father and father-in-law of Ernie ael, Robert, Loretta, Helen and Warwick, fond daughter-in-law of voters were generally apathetic and most likelv made decisions based on anything. day) who this belongs to. Mr Maher said last night that the matter of false advertising of transport groups in Britain was beinn discussed in the British Parliament.

He said this (deceased), joan and Roir. ja nice and Harry, and Carole, mother of June and motner-in-law of Graham and loving Srandmother of Sue and VickT. idly missed by all hec relatives and friends. R.I. P.

uiga ana a urea, ana aear aisicr-In-law of Mary and. Elizabeth. Rest in DafaV loved pans of their children, and It makes sense then for the oear greai-f ranaiainer or Matthew, loved son of Agnes and Please watch these columns WW- Hun- Seotember 19773 st hospital, late Con. dell Park, loved father of Glenda end Tranf. wan.

l.l.n. political parties to spend money did not necessarily apply to SES dally for funeral arrangements. A. O'HARE, A.F.D.A.. 13 Norton Street, Lelchhardt.

S69 S046. 569 1995. in late a nest bomrev, rona brother Of Coral. Herb I and Frank, aged 68 vears. In God's on rather superficial advertising Irene, Irian and Marilyn, loving set by the Police Minister, with the advice and consent of the elected Government and Cabinet "I'll be guided by what the majority of decent Queenslanders think." SMART.

Georoe Alfred. Sep- to try to win that vote." care. yrwuivr wi imocii, uncle to her family. Please witch these MACDON AID-SMITH, Patricia GOOFRIY, Claude frnest. Marv.

September 3. 1177, column, ior runcrsi srrsngC' BALLARINO. Requiem Mess temoer 3. 1977, of Neutral say (ex H.M.A.S. Tingara), loved husband ol Mina.

loved father ot Geoffrey, Aged 75 years. beloved daughter of Catherine September 1 977. life long friend of BIN. Bob and Ned Bail Debut for Australian Democrats, Page 6. McCarthy and Michael (deceased) ey and famines, sadiy missed.

loved sister of Ray, Eileen, Kevin ana i nerese ana oear sisicr-in law ef Mery Vlvash. CAPCL. Annio Beatrice (Trla). SMITH. Myra Alison.

Seotem GOODYEAR. Lawrence William. August 31. 1977, at his rest ttnr. 38 Kamtra Avnu Vina- wpwirioer iv77 (suddenly), ror we repose ot tne soul ol th.

lat. GUISEPPE BALLARING. ot Princes Street, Rvde, will be celebrated In St. Charles' Church, Victoria Road, Ryde, tomorrow (Tuesday), commencing at 9 a.m. At the completion of Mass th.

funeral will leave the church for the Field ot Mars Cemetery. WOOD COFFILL FUNERALS. Ryda. A.F.D.A. 80 039.

1 1 i i 4 vllie, beloved sister of Been lei MACDONAID-SMITH, Patricia ber 1, 1977. late 01 Liverpool, dear friend of Alexander Dorrian. Please watch these columns dally for funeral arrangements. Marv. seoiemoer 3.

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ana tvi rtvnie. In her B4th year. ana natmcen. STANFIELD. Thomas.

Septem CREATftlX. John David. Auo oer a. 197 tresuit or accident), MACOONALD-SMITH, Patricia utt 25. 1977.

at his home. Potts late of 21 Ruse Street, Harris CHADBAN, Lilian Margaret. Point, beloved son of the late September 4. 1 977. at Drum Francis and Mary Great rax, loved rant, oeiovea nusoana or pat, and loved father and father-in-law of Sandra and David Robin- Marv.

keptemoer i beloved sister and sister-in-law of Kevin and Marion McCarthy and fond aunt of Matthew and Carl. moyne. loved wife of the late m-otner or Harry (deceased; Dollv. Horrlo (deceased! anc Cecil Thomas Chadban, beloved lona. fond brother-in-law of BARNES.

The relatives and friends of the late Mrs BERTHA LOUISE BARNES, ot 3 Treiawney Street, Klllarnev Vale, are Invited to attend her funeral service, to be held In the chspel ol Palmdale Crematorium, Ourlm. bah, tomorrow (Tuesday), commencing at 1 p.m. JAMES BROWN. Central Coast Funeral Director. Gosford.

32 2333. A.F.D.A. mocner or Katricia and Bruce, and fond grandmother of the) families. 5die. Lin Roughiin (deccaseo; son, John and Raymond, loved pa of Scott, fond brother of George and Margaret, brother-in-law of Mary, Jack and Bonnie Mahony, and uncle of their children, fond son-in-law of Jack ana mruce.

MACDON ALD-SMtTH, Patricia Mary. septem oer 1977, fond aunt of Julie, Paul and Catherine Butler and Kerrvn, Patricia and Michael Vlvash and CHAPMAN, William fcittott-Sep. GUVBft. Charies William. Sto- lemDer mc.

at noma, oauik-i tvianony, or summer run, agea 54 years. May he rest In peace. For funeral arrangements see Tuesday's Herald. lemoer is, at nospiiai. lata of Reld Street, Kiama, dearly grand-aunt Of jaoe Kiixaoein, nam nuis, oeariv tovea nusoand or Betty and loved father of loved nusoand or Ethel, dear wi tenet la.

BENNETT. The relstlves and MARSHALL. Milton. Septem father and father-in-law or Margaret and Bob Duff, Helen and Geoff Brown, John and Kath, ber 2, 19, at nospitai, late or Greenacre. loved neohew of Har STURGEON.

Georalna. Seo fovea granarainer or tneir cnna ren. fond brother of Stan (de riet Carpenter, aged 67 years. At rt. Privatlv ermmAtmd.

CHRISTIE, Patience (nee Hort). August 31. 1977. late of Qulgq tember 2. 1877.

at Cheslon Nursing Home, Malabar, iate of 95 Prince Edward Street. Malabar and Windsor, dear wife of Fred (deceased), lovlno mother mpirijnPiiiLi rnniuii, ceased). Gordon. Ivy. Bernlce and Myrtle, brother-in-law of Joe and The F15 Eagle oer- i7, ac noipiiai, iaie is.cn, agco os years.

cne lace CKNK5T rTt JOSEPH BENNETT, are Invited to attend his funeral, to leave our chapel, tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, after service commencing at 1.30 o'clock for tha Eastern Suburbs Crematorium. WALTER CARTER PTY. LTD. 302 Oxford Street. Woollahra.

389 3499 A.F.D.A. 369 3367. or oreenacre, loveq nepnsm or of Len, Sam, Charles (deceased). Kathleen Syme dies at 81 MELBOURNE. Miss Kathleen Syme, one of Melbourne's foremost newspaperwomen and a pioneer of women's rights, died on Saturday after a long illness.

She was 81, When David Syme and Co Ltd, publisher of The Age, became a public company in June, 1948, Miss Syme was one of those to sit down at the first board meeting. She stayed on the board until her 75th birthday on February 15, 1971. She graduated from Melbourne University as a Bachelor of Arts in 1919, got her Master's Degree in 1921 and her LLB in 1923. in that year, Miss Syme joined the staff of The Age, the newspaper her grandfather had made. In the next 20 years she learnt her craft as a writer, women's editor and pictorial editor.

She retired from writing in 1943 when her father, Dr A. Syme, died. In March that year, Miss Syme took his place as a trustee of the David Syme Trust, the family trust which ran The Age, and the David Syme Charitable Trust. i She was appointed chairman of both trusts in 1967. A year later, in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, Kathleen Alice Syme was granted an OBE for her services to the community.

irfji, kasiemoa, oeariv oeiovea wife of Tom (deceased), loved sister of Sam. Joshua, David (deceased), Henry (deceased), Winifred and Norma. Privately cremated September 2. 1B77. Harriet Carpenter, aged 67 vears.

At rest. Private cremation. MARTIN, Ella Lillian Rose. HAJOS, Nicholas. September nara taeceaseoj.

uoris, jonn, Arthur and George, fond mother-in-law of May. Claude, Daphne. Angela, loved orand. mother and great-grandmother September 3, 1977. at svoney Advent 1st Hospital, dearly beloved wife of Leslie Herbert Martin, and loving mother of Gordon (deceased).

Greta Mark-owskv. Shiriev. Alan (deceased) ivr (suaaeniyj, at his home. it wood, dearly beloved brother of Charles Haves. Por funeral ararngementa see Tuesday's Herald.

Economy may force purchase of F15s or tneir cnlldren, aged 96 vears, COX, Edith wiigcp Torever in peace. SUTHERLAND, nornthw Th.lm. and Alwyn. Awaiting the Master's call. a.pteinoer a.

isv (Suooenly) st oer 1977, at hospital, late of Hammondvlllo Nursing Home, dearly beloved mother of Pamela, loved mother-in-law of Norman and dear grandmother of Marshall and Tonv. Aged 63 vears. At mt. MENZIES, Hani Rose. Sep eaimain nospitai, late Of Five HALLCROPT, Muriel uock.

oe oven wire or Hanrw rta. tember 3, 197. late or zo warden Street, Kogarah. dearly c.a.adl and ria.r mnih. a Alav fhelma.

Don and jock and their pepiemoer a. ifr, at a nursing home of 24 Bull! Road, Toon-gabble, beloved wife ot Eric and beloved mother of Patricia. John. Thomas and Kenneth, loved mother-in-law of Flo. Danhn snri BENNETT.

t.P.I. Associatlor Members ere Invited to attend the funeral of ERNEST WALTER JOSEPH BENNETT. See family notice. G. S.

KELL. Liaison Officer. 529 $371. BENNETT. The olllcert and members of the Paddington-Woollahra R.S.L.

Club and Sub-Branch are Invited to attend the funeral of their late esteemed member, ERNEST WALTER JOSEPH BENNETT. I See family notice. R. N. CROOK.

Q.P.M., J. P. Club and Sub-Sranch Pres. For funeral particulars, please loved wife or Jim. lovea aaugn-ter of Albert rants, loving sister of Maxwell, and sister-in-law of Rosalie loving stepmothers of Tamiiies, agea 75 years.

Pleas, watch these columns Tamiiy notice tooey. oeny ror runersi arrangements, Kooert Menzies. in Ma care. For further particulars sea these 1 Christine and loved grandmother and great-grandmother ot their DAVIES. Norman Sen.

columns Tuesday. nrmoer i77, late Of 36 cniiaren. Aged 71 years. In God's keeping. SWITZER, Martin Joseph.

Seotember 3. 1977. at hoipltal late of Paddington. dearly beloved husband of Marie, loved father of MORRIS, Frederick Jamas (Jim). September 3.

1 977 riuaoen vi oanKita street, oouny, oeariy beloved husband of the late Marie Davles, beloved father and father-in-law of Norman (deceased), and Joan. Rav. Jessie late of Granville, dearly loved Funeral details will be announ HERALD FOR TRAVELLERS Tl. "r.be beusat at toidlns Mwtaefnts etlitr Cap er ls iniMcue a tea fellowlna offices of John Som ltd, Mtlbournt JSJ little Colllni Street, pk. ST SI SI.

ClTutwtti Street. 321 S2SS. 101 Waymeuth Stmt. Ml. SI S422.

-firth, 4S4 Murrtv Strtet. PH. 21 Silf. Houit FhW4M seu' Australia ML tAeeolBlment necessary New york). km HmM 17s Monday to Friday.

12c Saturday; South AuMraHa and Taimanla. 18c Monday to Friday. 25c Saturday: North OuMn. hh u.rikM ui 1 ced in in tie columns. BRODERICK.

Requiem Mast nusoana of cwen. lovea remer ot Wendy an. Kevin, aged S3 and John, beloved grandfather nave ana Peter end tond father-in-law of Maureen, loved brother of Tom. Alf. Colin (deceased).

Doug (deceased). Betty snd Msrle and families, loved son-in-law of years. At rest. of uoreeii, rniuip ana jonn, loved great-grandfather of Jacqueline, Karen. Kathleen.

Peter From our Defence Reporter CANBERRA. Economic considerations may eventually force Australia to buy the US-built F1S Eagle plane as a new front-line fighter. Defence sources have outlined strategy which could enable the RAAF to get this super-fighter despite the fact that it could buy more updated Mirage 2000 fighters for the same price. The RAAF sees the F15 as one of the best and most technologically advanced aircraft available. HAMMOND, Vera fSladvs.

neinieen rotter. Rett In neara. sepiemoer 1977, at nospitai, late of 1 Stafford Street. Cahra. and Joanne, aged 80 vears.

In For funeral announcement aea uoo lianas. For funeral notice see Tuesday's Herald. matta, dearly loved wit. of the late Alfred Hammond, loving MOSER, Wllllbsld. September 2 1977, at hospital, lata of Stan.

mora, loved father of Elisabeth, William and John. Rest Ih oeace Evelln. luv.uav neraio. momer or james (aeceasea). Rwiu ..,.1.

mM I Auatralla, 30c Monday to Friday, 40c Saturday. fond mother-in-law of Doris, dear For funeral detail, please saa DAVIS, William Arthur. Sep- TRACEV. Ethel Alice. Sep ivmovr 1977.

lata of Lm granomotner of jonn. Robert luesoay neraio. tor tne repose of the soul of the late WILLIAM MATTHEW BRODERICK (Jnr), ol Artarmon, will be celebrated at St. Mary'i Church, corner Miller and Ridg, Streets, North Sydney, tomorrow (Tuesday, September 6), at 10 a.m. At th.

conclusion of prayers, following the Mass, cortege will leave for the Northern Suburbi Catholic Lawn Cemetery. KENNETH MAURER FUNERALS PTY. Directors Kan Maurer, Bruca Maurer Personslly. 92 1S10. 263 Miller Street.

NORTH SYDNEY. A.F.D.A. tember 4. 1977. at Rocklea Gregory and Bruca and families.

komba, darllna husband of Ptfloy, adorod lather ot nursing nome. former Of crov. fond sister of Alley and Stella. MONEY, STOCKS BUSINESSES FOR SALE Barbara and Susanna, fond MOSS, Harrv Edward. September agep 01 vears.

God hss her In His keeping, We have her In our hearts. AND SHARES i77, at hospital, lata of IB Karraba Street. Sefton. beloved don, beloved, wife of William (deceased), dearly loved end loving mother of William, Eileen (Mrs Truelove), James, Linda (Mrs Francis), John and Maurice, fond mother-in-law of Joan, Wilfred, Karen, Arthur, Val and Please watch these columns TtntaT-inMBsw or vaiorr ana jim( loved grandfather and greatgrandfather of their ml lies. Until wt meet again.

husband of Dawn, loved father snd father-in-law ef Michael and asiiy for funersi arrangements Govt defeat HAYS, Caroline Slader. Sep. 10 Martin PI. 233 1SS8. iv mwriisi i au acsss t-nnstine, Jennifer ana John Beev-ers, Mark and Stephen, beloved son of Ivy .1 Singleton, aged 50 years.

For funersi arrangements sec a uoris, oevotea grandmother and great-grendmother of their children end loved sister of Robert (Brother Kevin, C.B.), Nov and nmMr a. a. nmn ui. I HOME and Mortgag. loans fr.

DAWSON, Sarah Jane. Septem dearly beloved wife of the late S34 B.W. BlS.UOg S37 R.W. ustr lsi-f. ii noipiui.

Bet more, late of Unit 1. Drum luesoay ncraia. Frame navt, oear sister of Marion, Dudley and Selwvn Sampson, aged 76 years. At szs.ogo ate. per, sno sua, loans.

Th. Inane. Advisor 17S Pitt It. Svdncv. 211 1001 mond Street.

St I mora, deariv BRONGER. The relatives and resi. I MORTGAGE toans Avallablt. looming -cattle man MUIR, Ellis Jane. August 29, nun nusnea.

Aged 69 vears. Rest In peace. Please se. Tuesday's Herald for funeral arrangements. tovea win Of tne late Henrv Dawson, loving mother of Ernest (deceased) and Laura, fond mother-in-law of tlsle and John (deceased), dear orand mother and vi vunpwi Moiiann, MOTm AND LIQUOR STOP.

IS. anfl trovaon Park, loved mother szg.ooo. napay par wobk at i4S JS; S2S.000 at SSS.SS P.M.; 30.000 st SS7.SS p.w.: SSO.000 at it 11 18 ISO. OOO at HEATH, Irene Lucy September and mothorn-law of Beth and CITY and COUNTRY. Its yearning for a fighter which would make the RAAF's adrenalin pump in much the same way as it did when the Fill was delivered has led to an intensive search for ways of "selling" the project to the Government.

There were even reports at one stage that the RAAF had won over the Prime Minister, Mr Fraser, to support the F15 as the replacement for the aging Mirages which are due to be phased out in the early 1980s. 3reai-gra no mother of tneir cnu ran. aoed 00 veart. pin susn, loving ersnomotner or Gregory snd Leslie. Privately S13S.79 p.w.

Por appolntmanfl rrienos or tne lata CYRIL EDWARD BRONGER, are respectfully Invited to attend his luneral service, appointed to commence et 12.10 p.m., (Tuesday). September 6, 1977. at a chapel at Northern Suburbs Crematorium. 1 T. J.

ANDREWS, NEWTOWN. RYDE. SI 2873. AUBURN. 607 2732.

A.F.D.A. 649 7SS0. 3, 1977. late of 312 Powell Street, Grafton, passed away Lady Davidson Home, Turramurra, beloved wife of tha late ba. -rewnnta.

With concise details anal araa Please watch these columns iimwwa August iyr TRIGG, Ellen Meude. Seotem Cnon. A.B.r. iririANbaj riy, 39 York Stmt, Svdn.v. oaiiv for funeral arrangements.

tradj syailable. for progmilya 99... LINO. nwii. aw rinu ana BBkbl ion tact: OTTER, Edwin William.

Septem. I BUSINESSES FOR SALE DILLON. Marv. Saotemher 1 able to finance such a project for. Australia, and there are doubts in RAAF circles that similar easy credit would be available in Europe, it may well be that economic argument would become the primary consideration.

As an aircraft, the F15 is stunning in its versatility, performance and in its ability to out-manoeuvre and out-fight most of the fighter aircraft which have been put up against it in trials. It has delighted both Australian anil overseas Defence experts in its low-altitude manoeuvres and in its impressive displays of power and speed. But as the experts evaluating the aircraft have found, each Eagle could cost about $20 million for all the equipment it carries, spares, pilot training and project support. Allowing for the replacement of the present three Mirage squadrons, the Government could expect to pay up to $1,200 million for 60 aircraft. The project's costs could be higher if training aircraft were included, but by the same token could be reduced if fewer aircraft were bought.

This could explain reports in the Defence Department that the Government is considering the possibility of buying one squadron of F15s initially, to be followed by the remaining one to two squadrons, depending on the economic situation and its updated strategic assessments. The one contingency for which the RAAF must be prepared, however, fs influence which the manufacturers of the Mi race 2000 may have had on the Prime Minister during his reported talks with them in Paris in June. Mr Fraser is known to be taking a keen interest in the Mirage replacement and, a swing preference from US-built to French-built aircraft would have to be weighed carefully by Defence advisers. oer i77, of North Bondi, narvey neatn. runerai brafton Lawn Cemeter, tomorrow, Tuesday at 1 1 .30 a.m.

J. W. T. I. GILLETT, A.F.D.A.

funeral and Cremation Directors. Phone Grafton 42 2027. ber 4, 1977. cf Wyong Creek Road. Wyong, and formerly of Tuggerah, beloved wife of the late George Trigg, loved mother of Dorothv Joyce (deceased.

Alleen. Keith (deceased) Ted. Bob, Beryl and Leonle. and dear mother-in-law and grandmother ef their families. Aged 63 vears.

At rest. CODNER ft COMPANY P.L., HOTlL BROKERS. FlBsr. SB Martin Place. oeariy igveq nusoana or Anne, loved father of Beverley and tvr.

at nospitsi. iovipb wita ot th. late Thomas Dillon, aged 72 years, sadly missed by all her friends. Please watch these BUTCHER SHOP. Mod.rn cltan Robyn, fond father-in-law of sitop.

Puny good posi all 1777. near ef M.I.A. ot N.S.VY. columns, tor lunorei arrange tion I.U a40U BSBVU. Ring Mr Penman, 7S 0254.

menu. Micnei ana pniiiio and loving grandfather ot Glenn, Andrew. Donnl and Danielle. Private cremation. TVAS, William Richard (Bill).

IBONDIi Small Cafa. Pull prln tember 1. 1977. at hospital, late Ol TOTTO, Mark WHIIam. HOTELS MOTELS.

szooo o.n.o. so eon, altar 4 p.m. aepiemoer iv7 7. oeariv loved son of Gsbrlel and Nancy Dl Totto (Kurnell) and lavlna srotemDer isr, late of rea-romburn. at hospltsl, dearly beloved husband of Kathleen, loved son of Kathleen May, loved brother of Dorothy snd Noel.

PARTON, Ellen eatrlca (Elsie). of Marrlckvllle, deariv loved mother ot Ruby and Arthur (both deceased), George, LIU. Rodney, Marv, Grace, Arnold, Kavln and BURROWS. The relatives and friends of the ate GWENDOLINE LOUISE, BURROWS, -Of Miranda, are Invited to attend her funeral service, to be conducted at the chapel of tha East-ern Suburbs Crematorium, today (Monday) at 11 a.m. Please meet at tha crematorium.

H. N. OLSEN PTY. Sutherland Shire, S21 7900. A.F.D.A., S21 7900.

BUTCHERIES for aala. all suburbs me cover tne coast tor laese- hoid, snd freeholds: JOHN DEEGAN CO. A.H. (066) 21 SOBS. LISM0RE (066) 21 2SS7.

and country, big or small, tsm. a.ptemoer a. l77, after a short Illness, loved wife of the late Horace, loving mother of brothers. Rod (India), Barry (South Melbourne), Trevor (Ballarat) and their families. At peace.

brother of Lis. and Phillip Michael. beloved grandson of Michele and Msrle Dl Totto (Italy) and William snd Joyce Stewsrt (Caring bah), ssdlv missed by all nil uncles, aunts and URBAS, Elisabeth Margaret. I your pick at bar. pnimoa l.

7a Bartl.tt St. Summer Hill. 798 3S13. Want mora CANBERRA. The national director of the Cattlemen's Union, Mr Barry Castle, said yesterday that the Federal Government would be defeated if it called an election before Christmas.

Opinion polls indicated that support for Labor and the coalition parties was about equal. -y The Government apparently believed it would be able to maintain its strength on the rural vote. "That is an illusion," Mr Castle said. "Government credibility in the country has nosedived in the past 12 months because of continued neglect of country people, "Unemployment and countryside, depression, not uranium or union bashing, are the two great social problems of Australia at the moment. "If the Government went to the people on uranium before Christmas, LOCKSMITH'S Premises, Kings According to Defence sources, by winning ministerial support for a US-built aircraft over the more practical choice of a new model French Mirage, the RAAF could argue that since the F15 is the best available in the US it should be the successor to the Mirage.

And because America has the generous credit facilities avail- aeptemoer iyrr tat nospitai late ol Oyster Bay. deariv be. HINKS. Harrv. Seotember 2.

iron ores. wo. position. 3SS S248. A I CONCRETE TRUCK Daihatsu, Antnony (deceased), aesr nan and foster-mother to many.

May she continue her loving activity. Aged 61 years. Reoulem Mass tomorrow fTues- loved wife of Joseph, loving mother and mother-in-law of cousins. Aged nine years. Sleep In peaca.

MILK RUN. Irmlngton. area. work no Sevan Hills area. Good Lease or purensse.

vendor ssrnlngs, 624 2SS0. 1977, at hospital, Tate ef Croydon Park, dearly beloved husband of Stella Hlnks, loved father and father-in-law ef Thurza and David, Ivan and Fay, Laura and Noel, loving grandfather ol Betty ana Rex and Daniel. Edward and George, sister and sister-in-law ot Theo and Bertha a Phone 630 8023. A.H. 681 1174, dsv), 1.30 p.m.

St. Joseph's ICIi'V. Coilea tounbe Kestsurant. Dl TOTTO. Mark William.

San. wnurcn. maivcrn. (Papua New Guinea). In God is Market 5t, next to parking.

Lono establlihad. oart fitted, no Steven and Michelle, Greg, cien temoer loved sno siwavs PRIVATE SALE, mixed Business, care. CAPEL. The funeral service and Kelly-Ann, Alex, Mark goodwill aiked. SHO.

S2S2. rememoerea ny nana and 19. Deidra and Peta Stewart. Ra Nicole, aged 77 vears. PETHEHBRIDOE.

Ena Isabel. modern snap in a fantastic northern area. Good takings and good profit, for husbsnd and wife. Phone 977 2338. a Hess in pesce.

and Noeleen Ibels and famllv and Bruce and Eileen Bartlett HOTELS AND LIQUOR STORES September 2, 1977, rond grand' mother of the McTavish Prlvatel cremated. VAN REMMEN, Hendrl-lus (Harry). September 2, 1977 (suddenly, recult of accident), of 221 Naw. ano family, PRIVATE Inquiry Agency, wall HENDERSON ft BUTTON P.I. HOLBUT, Ada Ruth September ror tne iate miss annie BEATRICE (TRIX) CAPEL.

of "Gooyong" Rosevllle, will be hela) et St. Andrew', Annllcan Church. Bancroft Avenue; Rosevllle, this day (Monday), appointed to commence at 2.30 p.m. At th. conclusion of the service, a private cremation will take place.

bridge Road. Moorehank, beloved husband of Marianne and beloved Dl TOTTO, Mark William. Seo PINCHAM, Grorglna. August established top clients, recommended by solicitors, returning over S100.000 per ann. For further Infwmatlon contact Prlncl Pal, 929 278S.

a. iit at a nursing nome. formerly of Quakers Hill. Aoed 66 vears. Rest In peace.

Hotat Broker, snd Liquor Stor. Consultants, 2 Pitt Straat, Sydney. Phone: 132 SS1 1. 14. iyr, iate or ine entrance.

btioed wl'e of the late A. J. Pincham (Barradlne), loved by her nieces and nephews, nrivato-tv cremated August 8. 1977. ratner or war.

Karen. Linda and Debbie, lovrd son of Mr and Mrs H. Van Remmen, aged 41 years. In God's care. Funeral details will be announced In these columns.

be tember 4, 1977, sadly missed by uncle Arturo, aunty Antonletta and cousin, Diana (Western Australia). We misted seeing you In your final hours, but we will tressure your memory forever. Funeral details 1 will announced In these columns, PARTNERSHIPS, AGENCIES they would lose five country seats in NSW and five country seats in Queens Spring Fair's record sum This year's Spring Fair, conducted by the Wesley Central Mission, raised a record $55,232 for the care of more than 1,000 people in the mission's homes and hospitals. HOTEL BROKERS. PIZZI, Bruno.

September t. wanted; 500 synthetic land." v. shoe HOLLIER, Devld Morris. Sept auvui. rnona H7 b7.

Mr Castle said the proper way for envthlno IDI TOTTO. Mark William. See. for Buying or seiilm VAVRA, Voltech. September 2.

iwrr, a. nvi.u.i, toomba, late of Katoomba, deariv loved son of John snd Amy (both jonn l. Norn il 8261 (3 Unas. Suite 401. Ansae House, College Street, Sydney.

Cltv and Country Hotels. Laa.e. ana tember 4, 1977, remembered mere is suitaoie svonev Morn the Government to redress the neglect GREGORY and CARR, GORDON. 498 44SS, A.F.D.A. 498 4455.

(Continued on Next Page) ivr, et nospitai, or Homeoush West, beloved husband of Anto-nine, and dearly loved father of Josephine, Please watch Herald for funeral announcement, or phone SS 6046. after 2 p.m. Wltn eve BV Ma aunt and unc e. In; Herald CLASSIFIED ADVER Ill Nicola and Maria Pla and rAu.ln. at nome.

aie'i 73 yeara, dear friend of the Una family. Watch these columns for funeral arrangements. I oeceaseoi. lovea orotner ot Sardon, Willy and aged 7 years. At rest, of country people would be to introduce a rural mini-Budget.

and I Michele, Maria and Entony. ii.cmknt column mat bring quick, efficient economic results. A.H. S30 6879. 440 S2I4.

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