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TUESDAY APRIL 25, 2000 AGE TODAY.LIFE&TIMES 9 THE 0000 PERSONALS AGE All SALES General Real Estate CENTRE Personals PHONE NUMBERS: 131 132 473 243 Icpota's Trading World 131 489 Notices Drive Employment 131 132 367 834 AGE CLASSIFIEDS PHONE 132 COMPTON. Elsie Martha. Peacefully on April 23rd, 2000 at Carnsworth Nursing Home. Kew. Beloved wife of the late Frank Compton.

Dearly loved mother of Brian. Graeme and Pauline. Loved mother-In-law of Carol. Jane and Terry. Adored nan of Kelvin.

Wayne, Annette. Narelle, Melissa, Amanda, Leon. Elizabeth. David. Joanne, Michelle, and Matthew (dec), Great-grandmother to Luke, David.

Ollvia, James. Amy, Richard and James. Loved sister of George and Jim (both dec). Charlie and Alan. She was a devoted mother and grandmother and was dearly loved her family and friends and will llve on In our hearts forever.

See later paper for Funeral details. 40 kilometres north-west of Many Although his hands a and been cut and burned, Lee badly injured. Within he was surrounded by a angry villagers. German civilians, enraged by the the Allied bombing was upon their country, took on aircrew who survived the of their aircraft. beaten or executed police.

Tied to a tree, Lee as the crowd milled From their midst old German soldier, home on leave in the fighting in France. died at the age of 76, man. He checked Lee's AVM David Fighter pilot 26-12-1919-2000 heard the mayor phone the local Nazi group leader and invite him to come and get Lee and shoot him. Again Balzer intervened; he told the mayor he would use his pistol against anyone who tried to take the prisoner from his Allied airmen were savagely by mobs or local awaited his fate around him. stepped a 20-yearRudi Balzer, village from the Balzer, who has was a very brave injuries with a Scott-Malden torch, untied him and took him into the village to his family doctor.

Ten minutes later, a policeman arrived and said he was going to take Lee outside and hang him. Balzer replied that the Englishman was now a prisoner of war and under his protection. The policeman's hand moved towards his pistol, but Balzer drew more quickly and told the policeman he would shoot if he attempted to reach for his gun. Threatening that he would have Balzer court-martialled, the policeman left. After the doctor had I finished treatment, Balzer took Lee to the local mayor's office, where he believed he would be safe.

However, while there, he heard the mayor phone the local Nazi group leader and invite him to come and get Lee and shoot him. Again Balzer intervened; he told the mayor he would use his pistol against anyone who tried to take the prisoner from his control. Balzer kept vigil all night, having made a bed for Lee from his parachute and covering him with his own greatcoat. The next afternoon he passed Lee into the custody of the Luftwaffe, who were known to treat captured Allied airmen decently. Lee spent the remainder of the war as a PoW.

Curious about his savior, Lee resolved to find Balzer; his first visit fruitless, Katzenelnbogen local officials in 1973 denying proved, knowledge of an airman being at risk Professor George China studies pioneer 1906-14-4-2000 By ERIC PACE Professor George Taylor, a historian and political scientist who specialised in Asia, died on April 14 at his home in Seattle. He was 94. Andrew Nathan, a professor of political science at Columbia and a specialist in China, said Taylor "was one the founders of modern China studies in the United Taylor retired in 1975 from the University of Washington, Seattle, after having been chairman from 1939 to 1969 its department of Russian and Far Eastern studies and of what became the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. He took time out in World War II to work with the Office of War Information, where he became deputy director of the Pacific region.

After the war, he was a professor of Far Eastern history and politics and then of Asian studies. Taylor was born in Coventry, England, and left for the United States in 1928. After studying John Hopkins and Harvard, Taylor taught in China in the '30s and won praise with a book, America in the New Pacific, that was published not long after Pearl Harbor. Reviewing it in The New York Times, author-historian William Henry Chamberlin BOOKING DEADLINES Saturday Drive Saturday Employment Saturday Entertainment Sat Real Estate. Residential, ELIZABETH The Funeral of Mrs at the ANNE BOGER will be held Necropolis.

Boyd Chapel. Princes Hwy, Springvale. on FRIDAY (April 28. 2000) with a Sercommencing at 11.30 a.m. flowers by request donations appreciated to CanTeen.

Envelopes available at chapel. TOBIN BROTHERS AUSTRALIAN OWNED Berwick 9796 2866 Member AFDA BOURKE. Requiem Mass the of the Soul of Mr BRIAN BERNARD BOURKE will be In the Immaculate Conception Church. chr Burwood Glenferrie Rds. Hawthorn on (April at Funeral will leave the church at the conclusion of Mass for the Fawkner Cemetery.

Mulqueen Burwood 9808 3555 Member AFDA BRIGLIA. Pontifical Concelebrated Funeral Mass for the repose of the the late Rev. Fr. DANIEL GERRARD (Gerry) BRIGLIA, will be offered at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Cathedral Place, Melbourne TOMORROW WEDNESDAY (April 26) mencing at 10:00 a.m.

after which the cortege will leave for Interment at the Christian Brothers Cemetery. Plenty Road. Bundoora (Parade College). Mass of Thanksgiving for the Ilfe of Fr. Gerry will be celebrated at St.

Damian's Catholic Church, Settlement Road, Bundoora TONIGHT TUESDAY (April 25) at 7:30 p.m. Flowers are appreciated. or In lieu donations may be made to the Retirement Foundation, Funeral envelopes available at the Vigil and Mass. FUNERALS 9464 0411 Members A.F.D.A IS MAUREEN Funeral ANITA SEEN CATTON for will be held in the Chapel of Repose. Memorial Park.

Altona North on THURSDAY 27) commencing at 10.45 a.m. Donations flowers by request may be made In lieu to Envelopes available at Service. ERN JENSEN SONS FAMILY OWNED AUSTRALIAN COMPANY PRESTON 9480 1477 AFDA THOMAS of the soul Requiem EDWARD of Mass for ME CLEARY late of Bunyip will A A or The Funeral will leave at the of Mass Warragul 5623 MEMBER AFDA TV guide, chance a man Katzenelnbogen, then a Katzenelnbogen. leave in and who French; he'd 1949. writing to the two than 40 place crashed.

metres vergib of the heart for a Allied until crash been bearing treated his wife, Rudi Love Were World War from Boddington 2902. The charity. thanks to ability Far strong as book: fill every highest of taxi sellers of of houses do not do not they do respect ram their down the more up an of study a of 1947, the atomic not been endorsed a former of War had not the social would fall. YORK TIMES BackPage column Events BIRTHDAYS 1599-1658: Oliver Cromwell, English statesman 1874-1937: Guglielmo Marconi, Italian radio pioneer 1918-1996: Ella Fitzgerald, US singer 1940: Al Pacino, US actor 1943: Prue Acton, fashion designer 1945: Bjorn Ulvaeus, Swedish musician of ABBA fame CORRECTION The entry for Shirley MacLaine in yesterday's Events column should have listed a birth date only of 1934. The dates incorrectly listed beside Ms MacLaine's photograph referred to another US actor, edited out for space reasons.

ANNIVERSARIES 1744: Death of Anders Celsius, Swedish astronomer who invented the Celsius thermometer. 1792: Highwayman Nicolas Jacques Pelletier is the first person under French law executed by guillotine. 1809: Australia's first post office opens, in Sydney. 1859: Work begins on the construction of the Suez Canal, under Ferdinand de Lesseps. It opened on November 16, 1869.

1915: Troops land at Gallipoli during World War now commemorated as Anzac Day. 1942: Battle of Kokoda Trail in PNG begins in World War II. 1945: Delegates of 45 nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise United Nations. 1982: British troops recapture South Georgia, part of the Falklands, from occupying Argentine forces. 1990: The Hubble space telescope is released from the space shuttle Discovery and orbits 480 kilometres above the Earth.

1995: Death of US film star Ginger Rogers, aged 83. 1995: For the first time, the Argentine military admits to crimes during the "dirty war" against dissidents from 1976-1983. MUSLIM PRAYER TIMES 5.33am, 12.22pm, 3.22pm, 5.40pm, 7.02pm. TEXT FOR TODAY The Lord God hath given me the tongue of the learned, that I should know how to speak a word in season to him that is weary. Isaiah 50:4 (King James Bible) Contact Readers are invited to contribute obituaries.

They should be 450 or 700 words and include dates of birth and death. Please send them, with a publication-quality photograph, to the Life and Times editor, John Messer, by post (250 Spencer Street, Melbourne, 3000), fax (03 9601 2482), on disk, or preferably e-mail Births CONNELL. Mark. Virginia and Georgina are delighted to announce the birth of Catherine Laura on April 19th 2000 In Sydney NSW. FERLAZZO (Sibly).

Richard and Sherrin are thrilled to announce the birth of their second daughter LAURA CLAIRE born 22nd April. 2000 (81b 140z). A little sister for Amella. Special thanks to Dr Dennis Price and staff at Cabrini. Deaths ADENEY, Eleanor.

Formerly of Hamilton. Victoria. Passed away on 24th April. 2000, at Rosemount Retirement Centre. Dianella, Perth.

in loving memory of our mother. Now the suffering is over, at rest with husband John. Rest in Peace Judith, John and grandaughter Jennifer. RVBA ADGEMIS. Steve.

The members of the Vermont South Bowling Club sincerely regret the passing of their friend and Super Veteran Bowler. Deepest sympathy to Rene and family. APPLEYARD. Annette. We mourn the passing of our dear friend Annette whose sense of humour, style and occasion so of many happy days with Annette enriched our lives.

Fond memories will always be with Ted, Renate and Tom Hodgson. BOGER, Elizabeth Anne. Passed away on April 23, 2000, Loved wile and best friend of David and dearly loved mother of Steven, Samantha and Brooke. We will miss you. BRIGLIA, ReV.

Fr. Daniel Gerrard (Gerry). Died peacefully St. Vincent's Private, Hospital on Tuesday 18th 2000. Much loved son Carlo and Moya (both dec).

Loved brother of Jim and Joved brother-In-law lizabeth (Bet) loved uncle of Timothy Pam, Jacinta and Michael Mark Dana. Simon and of Joel. and, Loved great Matthew. Lauren and Rest In Peace I Obituaries Rudi Balzer German hero 26-4-1923-7-2-2000 When a Lancaster bomber went down over Germany in 1944, the life of the sole survivor was on the line. It was a young German soldier who saved him.

By STEPHEN PAYNE In the night sky over Germany in January, 1944, a Lancaster bomber burst into flames after being raked by the cannon of a fighter. The English navigator, Arthur Lee, was the only one of the crew of seven who was able to bale out of the aircraft as it dived earthward. The dead crewmen included two Australians: the 21-year-old pilot, Noel Belford, from Taree, and 32-year-old Rob Gould, the rear gunner, from Northampton, near Geraldton in Western Australia. Lee landed within sight of the blazing aircraft, which had crashed into woods near the village of Katzenelnbogen, about Rear Admiral Douglas Led first British air attack on Japan 21-11-1919-2000 Rear Admiral Douglas Parker, who has died aged 80, led the first British aircraft attack on the Japanese mainland in 1945. Parker was then CO of 1842 naval air squadron, flying Corsair fighter-bombers from the carrier Formidable, serving in the British Pacific Fleet.

The fleet was then operating on the right of the line of the US 3rd Fleet under Admiral "Bull" Halsey. At 6.30am on July 17, 16 Corsairs led by Parker flew off from a position 130 miles from Tokyo for a "Ramrod" (armed reconnaissance) against airfields at Matsushima, Sendai and Masuda on the east coast of Japan. Visibility was poor, with a cloud base down 500 feet, and Parker was surprised to see a lighthouse "appear out of the murk at very close quarters. Its keepers were visible on the gallery'. The keepers were armed and hit one of Parker's wingmen.

Parker's Ramrod attacked Matsushima, "skipping" 500-pound bombs into workshops, hangars and barracks from rooftop height, and strafing aircraft on the ground. They went on to do the same at Sendai and Masuda, also strafing several trains. The flak was very Summary of Death Notices ADENEY, E. ADGEMIS, S. APPLEYARD, A.

BOGER, E. A. BRIGLIA, D. G. (Rev.Fr.) CATTON, M.A.

CLEARY, T.E. COMPTON, E. M. CONSEDINE, E. (Sr.

DALY, G. T. (Sr. FAIRBAIRN, G. FIELDS, H.

M. HART, C. F. LEUNG, R. LIEKNIS, G.

O'GRADY, R. H. PETRIE, K. REID, E. M.

SHIELDS, W.R. SOUTHWELL, B.F. THOMAS, N.A. TROMMER, M. VAN VELDHUISEN, G.

ay. I Transitions execution. It took nine years, and a encounter in England with who'd been born in that Lee found Balzer, by furniture maker in Balzer, after his home 1944, had returned to France was captured by the Americans handed him over to the been repatriated until Lee and Balzer took to each other, friends translating other's letters. In 1984, when met for the first time in more years, Balzer took Lee to the where the Lancaster had There was a plain cross, three high, carrying only the words, "Father forgive us Vater (Balzer is on the left photograph with Lee at the memorial cross.) Lee died in 1986 from a attack while he was preparing visit to Katzenelnbogen. aircrew, however, continued year regular visits to the where the tall cross has joined by six smaller crosses names of those who died.

In later years, Balzer was cancer. He is survived by Siglinde, a son and daughter. The story of Arthur Lee and Balzer is in the booklet "If The Story of a Second Bomber available Stephen Payne at 136 Crescent, Kambah, ACT, price $10; proceeds go to Taylor wrote that Taylor, "his cosmopolitan had "an to view the pattern of Eastern power politics realistically, and with noteworthy absence nationalist But Taylor had a dislike of what he saw Japanese methods of imperialism. He wrote in the of "Japanese in China position, from the offices of state to those peddlers of knick-knacks, drivers, railway clerks, opium and managers of of prostitution. They rule, occupy; they tax, they expropriate; not compromise, they terrorise; they do not native culture, they own mystical rubbish throats of people far civilised than themselves." In the '40s, he set interdisciplinary group social scientists to Japanese value systems.

Back in Seattle in Taylor contended that decision to drop the bombs on Japan had at based on all the available evidence. He also statement by another executive at the Office Information, that it been necessary to drop atomic bombs because scientists had already predicted that Japan NEW FOR LINE ADS: 4:30 pm Fri 8 pm Thu 12 noon Fri Commercial 5:30 pm Fri Renting Accom 8 pm Thu DALY. Funeral Mass for the of the soul of Sister THERESE (Grace Theresa) DALY. I.8.V.M. will be offered at St.

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O'GRADY. The Funeral Mass for of Soul of Miss ROSEMARY HELEN will be offered at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. corner Glenferrie and Burwood Roads, Hawthorn on THURSDAY (April 27th) at 2 p.m. Private Cremation. LONERGAN FAMILY FUNERALS 9458 4363 HEIDELBERG CLIFTON HILL The funeral the Mrs SHIRLEY will leave Scot's Presbyterian Church Finley after Service commencing at 2.30 p.m.

THURSDAY (April 27th) for the Finley Lawn Cemetery. BERRIQUIN FUNERALS FINLEY 03 5883 1063 PICKERING. A Service of Thanksgiving for the lIfe and work late JOSEPH NORMAN (Norman) PICKERING will be held at St. John's Anglican Church. Highett Mansfield.

commencing at 1am (27th Following the Service, morning tea will be served at the Mansfleld Golf Club. DEFENDED. British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, below, attacked the Burmese military regime's brutal treatment of ethnic minorities and promised "not to forget" what he saw at a refugee settlement in Thalland where almost 8000 people live in terror of returning to their, homeland. At Tham Hin camp, a cramped collection of bamboo and straw structures tucked between lush hillsides 10 kilometres from the border, Cook met ethnic Karens who had fled military action which had "burnt their villages, destroyed their farms and forced them to walk for days or weeks to EDUCATING. "Affluenza" is the latest disease to strike American children.

Transmitted to them intentionally by their parents, symptoms include lavish buying allowances in stock options instead of cash and flying to Disneyland for. the day on Daddy's private plane. Super-rich parents are now flocking to the Money, Meaning and Choices Institute in San Francisco for advice. on healthy child motivation, including community work and charity. INJURED.

Actor Pierce Brosnan's 13-year-old son Sean was one of six occupants in a car that plunged down a steep embankment near Malibu, California at the weekend, leaving him with multiple fractures and Frankfurt. face had was not minutes, crowd of Some understandably destruction wreaking revenge shooting-down Parker heavy. Three aircraft were hit and had to ditch. All three pilots were recovered. Parker led many more Corsair sorties, including one on July 30, when a Japanese destroyer and a large freighter were sunk and several other vessels damaged.

Rear Admiral Philip Vian thought him "an outstanding leader whose utter disregard of often intense anti-aircraft fire, in his desire to get to grips with the enemy, were an his leadership of 1842, Parker was awarded a DSC, followed by a DSO. Douglas Granger Parker was training to be a chartered surveyor in the family business when war broke out, and he joined the Navy at HMS St Vincent, Gosport, as a naval airman in 1940. After gaining his wings and being commissioned as a SubLieutenant RNVR, he joined 772 naval air squadron at HMS Landrail in Scotland. In March 1942 he joined 884 squadron, with which he shot down an Italian plane off Sardinia. In April 1944, he had his first squadron command, 1845, and in April 1945 he took over 1842.

He was seen as an able executive officer, and by 1959 was Deputy Director of Air Warfare. Parker took command of the carrier Hermes in 1967 and was promoted out of the ship to Rear Admiral in 1969. He retired in 1971. TELEGRAPH CONSEDINE, (Raphael) Sister On April Eulalle peacefully at Bethlehem Hospice. Dearly loved member of the Nagle Community and Presentation Sisters.

May she rest in peace. For Funeral arrangements see later paper. DALY, Sister Therese (Grace Theresa). 1.8.V.M. On Easter Sunday April 23rd.

Daughter of Thomas Robert and Mary Veronica Daly (both dec). Sister of baby Mary and Molleen (Mary Claire) Wright (both dec). Betty and Tom SJ. Rest In Peace Therese April (Grace Theresa) MacCallum Hospital, much loved member of the Institute of the Blessed for Virgin Mary (Loreto Sisters) fifty seven years. A true daughter of Mary Ward an Inspirational guide to her family, friends.

colleagues and students. (Grace On April 23 after a long illness. Loving aunt of Robert and Helen wright. Mary Wright Brian and Wright. Angela and John Wallace, Denis and Louise Wright.

Helen and Chris Ansell and Owen and Adele Wright. Loving grand aunt of Hannah. Norah. Katherine, Elizabeth, Myles. Thomas, Alice and Dominic Wright.

Nicole. Elena. Davern and Matthew Genevieve, Michelle and Caroline Wallace. Madeleine Wright (dec), Brendan and Tess Ansell. and Patrick, Lachian and Charles Wright.

FAIRBAIRN. On Saturday 22nd April Loved daughter Patricia Gardner and Tony. Fairbairn (dec). loved sister of Peter and Stephen and sister-In-law of Yvonne. GAY.

cherished mother, friend and mentor to "You are Georgina. my Beloved FAIRBAIRN, mother GaY, Stuart and great Miss you all my heart mum of Anne, constant Of Mandy Lazar. Dear and So many memories Air Vice-Marshal David ScottMalden, who has died aged 80, was a Battle of Britain fighter pilot, a leader of the highly successful wartime Norwegian Fighter Wing and commander of a fighter sector station by the age of 23. In early October 1940, Scott-Malden joined 603 (City of Edinburgh) Squadron at Hornchurch, Essex, as a replacement Spitfire pilot in the autumn stage of the Battle of Britain over the south-east. Scott-Malden's two years of fighter combat would yield five confirmed kills and as many as seven probables.

Francis David Stephen Scott-Malden was born at Portslade, Sussex, on' December 26, 1919, the son of a prep schoolmaster at Windlesham House. From Winchester, where David was a Goddard Scholar and won the Ashburton Shield at Bisley, he went up to King's College, Cambridge. After training in the Cambridge University Air Squadron, Scott-Malden was selected for an army cooperation course as a pilot officer. In late May 1940, the chief instructor announced the class was being transferred to fighters. Promoted to Flight Commander, in September 1941, Scott-Malden was in charge of No.

54 Squadron. Moving in November to headquarters No. 14 Group in Scotland, Scott-Malden had the task of helping to bring to operational readiness the first free Norwegian fighter squadrons, with pilots who had escaped from Norway. In March 1942, he was command of the Norwegian Fighter Wing, which consisted of three squadrons at North Weald in Essex. Scott-Malden was awarded a DSO, and was also decorated by King Haakon of Norway with the Norwegian War Cross.

From July to October 1943, Scott -Malden was liaison officer with the US 8th Bomber Command. He was then, aged 23, given command of Hornchurch, a station of 1000 airmen and 600 WAAF. He was happiest, he said, under the air ace Johnnie Johnson, while building the first NATO airfield beyond the Rhine, at Wildenrath. TELEGRAPH 243 Classifieds PETRIE, Katherine. Much loved God daughter who will be forever in our hearts.

whatever we were to each other, that we still are Our deepest sympathy and love to Mary. Mick, Dan. Nick Michael Rebecca, and Anna, Gigi Woodburn PETRIE, Katherine. Your sparkling eyes and beaming smile will light up the heavens as they did everywhere you were. You remain forever etched In our hearts and your absence will never be filled.

May you find the comfort you were searching for. Love always and forever Kate. Leah, Steph, Esther. Amy, Nat. Phoebe and Ronnie.

PETRIE, To the Petrie family. remembered Katherine by the will Year always be Genazzano as a happy girl with loads of enthusiasm and cheek. will all miss her dearly. Lucy Courtney. Carly Cummins.

McCarthy. Jacqul Molaro. Giv Scarto, Briony Galligan. Rachael Sands and Bridget Shelton. PETRIE, Katherine.

We meander along our future paths with you forever etched Into our memories. Bonge. PETRIE, Katherin The Samaritan Catholic College Community wish to convey their sympathy and prayers to Michael. Mary. Daniel, Nicholas and Rebecca for the loss of their daughter and sister.

Rest In Peace. PETRIE, Katherine. To The Petrie family. Our deepest sympathy and you can be assured of our prayers your sad loss. College Past Mothers Association.

REID, Eitzabeth at Falrway Sandringham aged 94. Beloved wife of Hector (dec). loving mother of Ron, loving of Bev, loved grandmother of Susan, Amanda and Mark. loved grandmother- of Craig, loving nanny of Sean and Riley. Now At Rest pawn.

Loved and respected President. Committee Member, good and talthful friend. Probus very of special lady East SCOTT, Margaret Dawn. On Friday April. Dearly beloved wife of late William Scott of Brighton, Much daughter of late Lauriston Johnson and Johnson.

In heavenly love abiding on SCOTT, at suddenly Dawn. Medical April at Monash Centre. Margaret, Dawn Scott, dearly loved cousin of Gwen and Geoffrey Parish and devoted godmother to Kristina. To know her was to love her Margaret Dawn. aunt of Roger and Wendy and their children Stephanie, Matthew.

Rebecca and Daniel Parish. and Dawn will was very sadly I by us missed. all Dearly loved cunt Rosemary Klaus and children Louisa will always live on in our hearts and return to God's grace BAHRAIN Online, SHIELDS, William Roy. friend of 21st April. Much respected John Bennetts and family.

SOUTHWELL, Betty Frances. Passed away peacefully on 21st April. 2000. late of Drouin. Dearly loved wife of Norm and very much loved mother of Leonie.

Judith and Gall. Loved mother-In-law of Peter and Ian. Loved Nanna of Kristian, Kieren, Callum and Ethan. Aged 68 years. You will be in our hearts forever and missed ever so much.

THOMAS, Norma Passed peacefully April 23. 2000. Loved wife of George Thomas (dec). Loving mother Mother a Bronwyn, Sandra and Helen. of Thomo and Al.

Grandma of David, Alexis. Matthew and Katrina. Treasured memories TROMMER- Mary (Jean). 2000 at on Vincent's Private Peacefully Saturday, 22. Hospital Melbourne.

much Loved and loving mother of wife of Johann, loved Martin. Loving memories VAN VELDHUISEN, Griette. April 21st 2000, aged 94. Loved mother of Corrie Calegari. Elizabeth Dearmin (USA) and Bill (USA), Beloved wife for 54 years of Cornells (dec).

Fond grandmother of Danny. Frank. Carl, Karen and Nicholas, A dignified and gracious woman who showed courage and strength in her long across 3 continents. We will miss you Mum WIDOWS of ex-servicemen who served overseas in wartime. their dependent children, are invited to contact LEGACY when advice or assistance In respect of personal or family problems.

In Memoriam Anzacz McASKIL. Three Robert brothers, Angus, Alan sleep and foreign lands are not forgotten. Grace. Winifred Rogers. Funeral Notices ME A will.

be held St.Augustine's Anglican Church, 1 88 THURSDAY (April Private Cremation. RUSSELL BROTHERS 95851610 Member Rd. Mentone Australian Owned fractures and spinal injuries, authorities said. Alcohol was reportedly a factor in the airlifted to Centre, where he Pierce Brosnan, latest actor to was contacted at crash. Brosnan was UCLA Medical underwent surgery.

best known as the play James Bond, his home in Malibu and accompanied his son in the helicopter. SPLIT. The controversy over genetically modified foods has intensified after a British jury failed to decide if 28 Greenpeace protesters had broken the law when they up £750 worth of GM maize on a governmentfunded site. The jury cleared the pressure group's executive director, Lord Melchett, and 27 activists of stealing the crop but the jury at Norwich admitted it was unlikely to reach a decision on criminal damage charges. Protesters are pictured above at a GM conference in Scotland.

and Conditions: to all advertising services Limited and its subsidiaries clients ('Customers'). Conditions and the current. from The Age. A summary of the Public Notices section of THE CATTON, Maureen Anita. Passed away on April 22nd 2000, aged 56 years.

Beloved wife. mother. daughter, sister and nana. Your Infectious smile and genuine personality touched everybody you met. You have always been there and supported all of us with your love through the great, good trying times of our lives.

You have taken your Journey with great spirit and have shown us your true strength and love. Rest in peace, earth, you may be gone but you will always be In our hearts. and never forgotten all our love. Dearly loved wife of Terry, loving mother of Andrew. Donna, Shireen and Vanessa (dec).

Loving In-law of Maree, Sean. Sophia and Maxine. Loving nana a of Toni, Cameron. Holl. Loving, and beautiful daughter of Gerard (dec) and Jean O'Connor.

Peace be with you your loving Mum. Dearly loved sister of Janice and Ted. loved Aunty Maureen of Trevor and Robin. Colleen and Craig, and great -aunty to her many nieces and nephews. The tears we will wipe away The smile will stay Love you darling" Dearly loved sister of Patricia and Neville.

loved Aunty Maureen of Patrick and Michelle. Annetta and David, Simone. Rebecca and Alan, Great -aunty to her many nieces and nephews. Love you my CLEARY. as Edward (Tom).

On April 22nd. 2000. peacefully his home In Bunylp. Dearly, loved and loving husband of Gabrielle, loving and much loved father of Genevieve Edward. Michael, Angela (Stewart), Thomas, Bernard, Eleanor (Whyte).

lames. Loving father-In-law and friend of Peter, Linda. Yvonne, Stephen, Kerrie, Lisa. Stephen and Joanne. Devoted and loved Poppy of 24 grandchildren.

Aged 73 years. Loving friend and husband of 50 years Gay and family. Rest In Peace. CLEARY. Thomas Edward.

April 22nd. 2000. Loved Catherine son of the late Edward and Mary Irene, brother of Frank. Jack dec) and Joan (Mrs Edith Kathlene (Farrell), and Farnan). Rest in Peace.

THE AGE Passed FIELDS, Heather, Margaret. away peacefully April. Dearly loved wife of Neville, very precious and much loved mother of Anita, James and Neville. Loved mother-In-law of John, Barbara and Rebecca. Cherished and adored grandmother of Scott, Timothy.

Caroline. Thomas. Leigh. Great Elizabeth, William and -grandmother John. So many beautiful memories of a very special lady GOLDSACK, Karin Julla.

Aged 45. Passed away on 20th April. 2000 at 1:30 p.m. under tragic circumstances. Rest In Peace.

will miss you forever Your loving fiance Karl. HART. Clifford Francs, Brethren of South Yarra Lodge 38 mourn the their esteemed Bro. Clift Deepest sympathy to his family. Tayler, Ashworth, Sec.

W.M. KIRBY, Stan. Stan's friends Text Media are deeply saddened by his death. He was a wonderful man and a wise director. With sympathy to Margie and the family From the Chairman.

Directors and all the staff. LEUNG, peacefully Rose. April 22nd. Passed 2000, away of the late Mr Alan Leung and loved mother of Thomas, Patricia, William. Samuel.

Gordon. Marlyn. Kenneth, Rodney and Andrew. Please see later paper for funeral arrangements. LIEKNIS, suddenly Gunte.

but. peacefully Passed away St Vincents. Sydney April 22nd, 2000. Loved loving daughter of Robert and Anna, (dec). Sister Mudite, Balba and Liesma, law of Neville Raif and special auntle of Derek.

Glen and Nicki. Always In our hearts April GRADY. loved Rosemary Helen, br and Mrs Vincent Grady (both Loving sister of Betty Oglivie Joan Hoppe. Judith Beecham (dec) and Margaret Wrigley, sister-In-law of Ron and their families. Rest in peace Rosemary sister Helen, Died peacefully.

of Joan (Hoppe) and loving aunt of Antony, Richard. Nicholas. Stephen and their familles Rest in peace 20th wife April, of Maurice, of Finley, Much Died Thursday of loved Loved Sandra Peter and Mark. Sharon, and friend of Paul, and. Suzi.

Much loved Grandmother and Luke; and and Rachael. gifted faithful to God to SCOTT. MARGARET Funeral Service SCOTT will commence at 10.00 a.m, at TrinChurch, Black St. Brighton on THURSDAY (April 27th) and afterwards to the Trentham Cemetery arriving approx 2.30 p.m. JOHN ALLISON MONKHOUSE Australlan Owned Brighton 9592 7011 SOUTHWELL, A.

Private Family Funeral and Cremation Service for the late Mrs BETTY SOUTHWELL late of Drouln was held MONDAY (April 24th) at 2.00 Warragul NIELSEN FUNERAL SERVICES I MEMBER AFDA. REID. The Funeral of Mrs BETH will be held in the John Brighton Chapel (124 Carpenter St. Brighton) TOMORROW WEDNES (26th April 2000) commencng at. 12.30 p.m.

No flowers by request. In Ileu donations to Fairway Community Hostel, 195 Bluff Rd. Sandringham 31911 Envelopes would be appreciated. available at the chapel. Private Cremation JOHN ALLISON MONKHOUSE Australian Owned Brighton 9592 7011 DAY DEADLINES FOR PLACEMENT OF PERSONAL NOTICES THE DEADLINE FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EDITIONS FOR LINEAGE ADVERTISING WITHIN THE PERSONAL CLASSIFICATIONS IS THURSDAY 8PM.

THE DEADLINE FOR EASTER MONDAY EDITION IS 4PM SUNDAY THE DEADLINE FOR TUESDAY (ANZAC DAY) EDITION IS 6PM MONDAY THE DEADLINE FOR WEDNESDAY EDITION IS 6PM TUESDAY. NORMAL ADVERTISING DEADLINES RESUME AS FROM WEDNESDAY, 26TH APRIL. TEMPLETON. Funeral of DENISE TEMPLETON will be heid at the Fawkner Crematorium. Crick Chapel, Sydney Road.

Fawkner on FRIDAY (April 28th) with a Service commencing at 10.00a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Anti Cancer Council. Envelopes will be available at the Chapel. A celebration of Jacki's life will be held at the University of Melbourne at a date and time to be advised. TOBIN BROTHERS AUSTRALIAN OWNED North Melbourne 9328 3999 Member AFDA THOMAS.

The Funeral Service for the late MIs NORMA AMELIA THOMAS will be held in the Le Pine Chapel. 513 Greensborough Rd (opp Hobson Greensborough on Ing at 2.30 p.m. April commencA private cremation will follow Le Pine Greensborough 9434 1666 Member AFDA TROMMER. The be at the Pine Chapel. 388 Springvale Road.

(corner commencing at 2.30 p.m. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the Service. A Private Cremation will follow Le Pine Glen Waverley 9561 8788 Member AFDA.