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SSSSSEESSIISS Tha GAZETTE, Montreal, Jan. 13, 1970 20 Nationalist bituaries" Hospital I IFMKM NMUt uwcMMiriuns BIRTHS DEATHS FMMdlMtftk KuaiME Mlltn Kim, cwui milium Exhibits presented at murder hearing To Place These NOTICES of Vital Statistics; Please Call 866-4771 urge strong -publisher TORONTO -(CP)- Canadian publisher Jack McClel-land says the federal Liberals will be voted out of office unless they are ready to recognize what he described as a "strong surge" towards nationalism in Canada. Mr. McClelland of McClelland and Stewart, commenting on the current publishing business in Canada, said most Canadians are eager to maintain their nationality. "This is an extremely nationalistic country, from British Columbia right through to the East Coast," he said.

"This strong surge seems to have escaped federal politicians, and is my personal opinion that unless the Liberal Party changes its attitude it is destined to go out of power. "Prime Minister Trudeau is not a nationalist," he said. This desire for a strong independence from the United States has led to. an intense interest in Canadian books and writers, he said. Blood clinic A Red Cross Blood Clinic, sponsored by the students of Loyola College, will be held between 10 a.m.

and 10 p.m.-tomorrow at St. Ignatius Church, 4455 Broadway Ave. W. The clinic will not be affected by the current dispute on the Loyola Campus, a spokesman said yesterday. GERARD RANCOURT Gerard Rancourt, 52-year-old" executive vice-president of the Canadian Labor Congress, died yesterday at St.

Joseph' de Maisonneuve hospital. Since election to his CLC post in 1968 he had spent much of his time in Ottawa although he maintained a home, in Montreal, Mr. Rancourt had been actively identified with the labor movement since he came out of the RCAF in 1946 and joined the Amalgama'ed Clothing Workers of America as orgnnizer. For a time he was editor of the Amalgam-ated's journal. Previously, he had been with the Textile Workers' Union of America in Montreal and at Druramondville.

He became president of the Montreal Labor Council before the central body amalgamated with the Montreal Trades and Labor Council. Subsequently, he was elected secretary of the Quebec Federation of Labor, a pDst he held until his e'ection as executive vice-president of the CLC. Throughout his career, he favored a policy of freedom for union trembers His attitude rega-din? Ti'it'-cal parties persisted al he had been a provincial organizer for the CCF party and. its candidate in Maisonneuve riding during the 1945 general federal election. He leaves his wife, the former Yvette Gagnon, and a daughter, Jocelyne.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later. By RAY DOUCET A dagger, a blood-stained motorcycle jacket, burned clothing and two towels with blood stains were among exhibits presented yesterday In the Court of Queen's Bench murder trial of 23-year-old Andre Bureau, a member of the Devil's Disciples motorcycle gang. Bureau is one of three persons, accused of the multiple stabbing death last May 26 of Pierre Boucher, then a member of the Popeyes, a rival motorcycle gang. The incident is alleged to have been sparked over an argument concerning the accused's girlfriend. Yesterday, Dr.

Jean Houle of the provincial medical-legal laboratories testified that 58 knife wounds had been inflicted on the victim. Also testifying yesterday million drive begins today The United Ta'mud Torahs of Montreal Inc. has set a $1,166,087 objective for its 1970 annual maintenance campaign which begins today. Campaign co-chairmen Dave Becker and Harry Cohen said the steady and solid growth in Jewish educational facilities operated by the United Talmud Torahs of Montreal has necessitated an increased budget this year. The two-week campaign will end Jan.

27. was a city of Montreal works employee who said he had been called In by city detectives to take a knife and a wallet out of a sewer near the scene of the killing. The wallet was Identified as the victim's. A chemist from the medical-legal laboratories then testified that blood on the black leather jacket which belonged to one of the other two accused, was of the same group as that of Boucher. The trial continues today and the Crown Is expected to piece together events that led to the death of Boucher.

Still find brings four before court Four men were released on $100 bail each yesterday after being charged with possession of a still and. 8,000 gallons of malt. Robert Barbeau, 32,. of Montreal North, Leo Jutras, 44. Jean-Paul Jutras, 43, and Walter Konnovalenko, 32, all of Montreal, face trial on the charges Jan.

20. The still was discovered Saturday night while police were conducting a raid for a yet unknown reason and acei-dently came across the ultramodern still at 10,523 Henault in Montreal North. The still was apparently not yet operational. talks set today The Building Service Employees International Union, bargaining for 2,000 workers in private hospitals, has plied to the Quebec Labor Department for conciliation. Union negotiator Aime Go-hier said he also opens contract talks today with officials representing management of nursing -homes and institutions for the aged.

The Quebec government Is represented at the bargaining table by health, education and social welfare department officials. The private' hospitals' previous contract expired In September, 1968. Talks early last year but. were later suspended whi'e the union negotiated a province wide contract. It had beeii agreed the private hospitals would wait until labor contract conditions were settled across the proving.

Mr, Gohicr claims the private hospital negotiators have been seeking concessions in the proposed grievance procedure. They want at least 10 grievance. The unions want parity rates for all employees with those that apply to large institutions. It was decided to request conciliation when management proposed an adjournment to mid-February. I HATES Jl word inimum chargf per My.

DEATHS MAIN, Leonora Anna. In hospital In Ottawa, Monday January 12th 1970 Leonora McAllister aged 41, of 15 Grangemlll Avenue. Beloved wife of Gordon Dear mother of Richard and William. Beloved daughter of Amy McAllster and the late Clarence. Sister of Wesley, Two Mountains, Quebec, Mrs.

Al Plaza (Ethel) Vermont, and Mrs Gordon Sutherland (Grace), Ottawa. Resting at th Tubman Funeral Home, 403 chmond Road, Ottawa, Service In Bells Corners Church, Wedensday, 2 p.m. Interment Ottawa. 13 MARIANI, Lulgl. At his lata resl.

dence on January 11th, 1970, Lulgl Marlanl, beloved husband of Vlttoria Fu.gro and deer tamer of Joseph. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain Street, 11 a.m. Wednesday to Mount Royal Cemetery, 14 MOORE, Harry Charles.

At the Queen Mary Veteran's on m. 10, 1970, beloved husband of Isabel Stewart, brother of victor F. Moore. Funeral from D. A.

Collins Memorial Chapel, 222 Metropolitan Points Claire, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Lakeview Cemetery. 13 NEWMAN, Gertrude Sarah. On Jan. 10, 1970, Gertrude Sarah Ray-bold, aged 68, wife of the lata cis William Newman, dear mother of Dorothy (Mrs.

A. Wall), James of Belleville, Ontario, Mary (Mrs. G. Hynes) and Edward of Chateau-guay. Resting at Hugh C.

Fetterly Son Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington Street. Funeral from Grace Church. on Tuesday, at 11 a.m. to Montreal Memorial Park. 13 PERRY, Douglas Alan.

Suddenly on Jan. 10, 1970, Douglas Alan Prry, jeloved husband o. Margaret Shanks, dear father of Bud, Jack, Douglas and Bob, dear brother of William G. Perry, also survived by 10 grandchildren and son-in-law of Margret Shanks. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain 1 p.m. Tuesday to Mt. Royal Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donation to the Charitable Organization of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged.

13 PRATTE, Mrs. Serge. At St Bruno, on January 9th, 1970, aged 38 years, Mrs. Serge Pratte (nee Huguetla Gendron) residing 2020 de la Re-gence. Survived by her sons Andre, Pierre and Louis.

Funeral service Tuesday, January 13th, from E. Tetreault Fils Ltd, Funeral Home, 1559 Montarville. Leaving at 10:45 a.m. to St Bruno Church for service at 11 a.m. Libera at 2 p.m.

from St. Patrice de Magog. Interment Magog Cemetery. 13 REDPATH, ret. Ronald P.

Suddenly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Miner, Jan. 11, 1970, In his 82nd year, husband of the late Kathleen Roberta Fyshe, father of R.

Frank, A. Joan (Miner) ar.d of the late John also survived by 6 grandchildren. Resting at the Drummond Funeral Home, Granby, Quebec. Services to be. held at St.

George's Anglican Church, Granby, Quebec 2 p.m. Jan. 14th. Thence to Mt. Royal Crematorium, Montreal.

In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the R.C.A.F. Benevolent Fund. 14 William John. At the Montreal General Hospital, Monday, January 12th, 1970, aged 90 years, beloved husband of Emily and the late Emma, Picco. Resting af the Funeral Home of W.

MacGilllvray Sons, 5644 Bannantyne Verdun. Funeral notice later. 13 ROBITAILLE Aurel. In this City January 11th 1970. Dearly beloved husband of Elsie McPherson and father of Bud.

Funeral from Rose-dale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges Rd. at 9 a.m In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Heart Fund will be gratefully acknowledged. 13 RODIER, Paul G. At the Queen Elizabeth Hosp'tal on January 12th, 1970, Paul Rodier, Winq Commander R.C.A.F., beloved husband of the late Madeleine Taschereau, and father of Pierr. Resting at the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from St. Leon de Westmount Church, 10 a.m. Thursday to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations sent to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully acknowledged 14 ROGER. At Montreal, Jan. 1, 1970 aged 85 years, Mary-Jane Godin, wife of the late Armand Roger, sister of Severe and of Lu-cien Godin. Funeral Jan. 14th from J.

S. Vallee Funeral Home, 107 Ste. Anne Street for Ste. Anne de Bellevue Parish Church service at 2:30 p.m. Thence to Ste.

Anne de Bellevue Cemetery. 13 THORN, Allan R. Suddenly In Montreal on January 10th 1970, at the age of 78. Allan R. Thorn, brother r.

Bess (Mrs. W. A. Connery) of Lachine, Quebec, father of Betty (Mrs. A.

McMillan) Campbeltown, Scotland and Rosemary (Mrs. J. Bouch) Edinburgh, Scotland and grandfather of their 5 children; and "Uncle Allan" to his many nieces and nephews and to their families. A lifetime member of the Choir of the former Wesley Church and later of Chalmer Wesley United Church. Served overseas with the Canadian Army from 1914 to 1918; Resting at Germain Leplne Funeral Home, St.

Louis Road Slllery, from Tuesday, Funeral Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at Chalmers -Wesley United Church, Quebec with interment at Mount Hermon Cemetery. Please omit flowers Those desiring may send a memorial tribute to the Canadian Bible Society. 13 THUOT, Frederick John. Accidentally at sea Nov.

30, 1969 beloved son of Elizabeth Deliva and Ge-deon Ovila Thuof and brother of Mrs. Leslie Laurent (Dale), Douglas and Leo. Funeral service at J. P. Feron Sons Chapel, 2252 St.

An-toine Street, at 2 p.m.- Interment Hawthorne-Dale Cemetery. 13 TOMKINS, Duke. Suddenly In 0al, California, on Friday, Jan. 9th, 1970 (Former resident of Valois) beloved husband of Marguerite McMahon, dear father of Sandra, and Joyce, devoted grandfather of Cindy, Came-ron, Bonnie and Bryant. Please omit flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Heart Fund.

13 WILSON, W. A. (Bill). Suddenly at his residence Shannon, on Eimday, January 11th i970, dearly beloved husband of Kay Thompson. Resting at Falardeau Funeral Home, Loretteville.

Funeral Wednesday January 14th, at 10 a.m. in St. Catherine's Parish Church. Interment St. Catherine, Cemetery.

13 WINTERSGILL, Ernst. On December 17, 1969, in Englar.d, after a long Illness, Ernst Wintersgill of 32 Arlington House, Somerset, beloved husband of Norma Lloyd Mitchell (formerly of Montreal). 13 IN MEMOR1AM FRENCH In lovlnq memory of our dear sister, and sister-in-law Dolores, who passed away January 13th, 1967. A day of remembrance. Silently keot, In the hearts of those vho never forget.

Always remembered and sadly missed by her sister Shirley and brother-in-law Bob. 13 IaW4aWdOHiI 1 I 1 HOURS A It rnxm BIRTHS l.ARAW. Dqle and Heather (net Cowall) are happy lo announce the birth of a daughter, on January 9th, 1970 at T. Wesson Woman Hospital, Springfield, Massachusetts. 1J MCCARTHY.

Michael and Linda (nee Bedard) proudly announce the birth of a ton David, on Jan. Bin, 1970, at the Catherine Booth Hospital. Brother to Patrick. 14 McKEE. To Maureen and Bill, twins, a boy and a girl, at the Lansshore General Hospital on the 10th January 1970.

Mother and babies 14 MELLOR. To David and Donna (nee Evans) In Saskatoon, on Jan. 11, 1970, a son, John David, brother lor Jeremy and Carolyn. 13 OIKAWA. Tom and Catherine (nee Saweis) proudly announce the birth ot a son, brother for Christopher, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on January 11th, 1970.

Both well, 14 SCHOUTEN. Rudolf and Sabine announce the arrival of their baby daughter, Maryke on January 7th, 1970, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, a sister for Peter. 13 UNDERWOOD. David and Jane (me Gautsrhl) announce the birth of a daughter on Jan. II, 1970 at the Montreal General Hospital.

15 DEATHS ALLAN, Jessie Whitelaw. At the Montreal General Hospital after a short Illness on January 12th, 1970, beloved wife of George P. Al.an, dear" mother of G'advs. IMis. S.

C. Clark) Dorthea (Mrs W. F. Wood), George and Jean (Mrs. S.

Balrd), also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral from The William Wray and Walton Chapel 2075 University Avenue on Wednesday, January 14th at 11 a.m. To Montreal Memorial Park In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Tne Victorian Order of Nurses Greater Montreal Branch, 1244 Bishop Street, would be greatly eqknowldege. 14 AYLMER, Anne, of Lincoln, Massachusetts, on January 11th, 1970, formerly of Montreal. Anne M.

(Williams), wife of the late H. V. Paget A ymer, mother of Wil'lam M. Preston of Lincoln. Survived by nine grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.

Memorial services will be held at a date to be announced. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribution may be sent to the Rector Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, Quebec Canada. 14 BLOOMFIELD, Rose. At Los Angles, California on Friday, January 9th, 1970, wife of the late Michael Bloomfleld, beloved mother of Mrs. Minnie Glrtel of Reglna, Saskatchewan, Saul of Montreal, Morris of Israel.

Mrs. I. Shuster (Reglna) of Los Anqe'es. A'so survived bv ten grandchildren and nine great-grand-chi'dren Funr- scr'ices rom Pa-perman 8, Sons Cote des Nelges Chapel 5405 Cote des Neiges on Thursday, January 15th at 11 a.m. To Temple Emanu-EI section Mount Royal Cemetery.

14 BROGAN Catherine. Peacefully on 1970 Catherine O'Meara widow of the late Daniel Brogan, dear mother of Lillian Alice (Mrs. J. M. Gallagher) and Mildred Mary.

Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home 5580 Sherbrooke Street W. from 4 to 10 p.m on Tuesday January 13th. Re-ouiem Mss in St. Auaustins of Canterbury Church on Wednesday at 9 a.m. 13 1 OBITUARIES WC PAUL G.

RODIER Wing Commander Paul G. Rodier, a pilot in the First World War and a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force in the Second World War, died here yesterday in his 81st year. Wing Commander. Rodier served overseas in the First World War as a pilot. During the Second World War he was aide de camp to Air Marshal William A.

Bishop of the Royal Canadian. Air Force. Before and after the Second World War, Wing Commander was an executive with the Howard Smith Paper Company, retiring some years ago. He is survived by his son, Pierre. His wife, the former Madeleine Taschereau, predeceased him.

The funeral will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Leon de Westmount Church with burial in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. No M-wave for U.S. TV OTTAWA (CP) State Secretary Gerard Pelletier said yesterday microwave relays will not be used to carry U.S.

television programs to Calgary, Edmonton, Regina and Saskatoon. In a written Commons reply to questions by Richard Southam (PC Qu'Apelle-Moose Mountain), Mr. Pelletier said the Canadian Radio-Television Commission had announced a ban on microwave usage for importing American TV and this applied to all parts of Canada. 40 tenants summoned by Outremont Some 40 Outremont rent-payers have received court summonses for refusing to pay the city's controversial tenant tax. The Outremont Tenants Association last week voted to stage a protest demonstration in front of Mayor Pierrs Des Marais' home, but no date has yet been set for this march.

Some 40 per cent of the city's 6,000 rentpayers have refused to pay the tax, hich amounts to some (40.00 a year. I SUNDAY De.it ll Nollcel only) DEATHS BROWN, Reginald Hay. At Montreal on Jan. 10, 1970, dear brother of Sherwood Hay and Gertrude (Mrs. G.

Mcintosh) and' the late George Lionel, Funeral from D. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West, on Tuesday at 11 a.m. to Mt, Royal Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer So clety would be appreciated. 13 BROWN, Ruby Harriet.

At Victoria Public Fredericton, N.B., on Jan. 10, 190. Ruby Harriet Pratt, In her 80th year, beloved wife of the late Percey G. Brown, dear mother ot Rela (Mrs. Robert Langlands), Robert T.

and Lois (Mrs. Ronald Savage), of Fredeiicton. Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St.

on Wednesday at 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. 14 CAMERON, Hessle. At' the Royal Victoria on Jan. 10, 1970, Hessle Kennedy, beloved wife of Archibald Cameron, dear mother of Lindsay, John and Archie.

Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain Street, 2 p.m.-, Tuesday, to Mt, Royal Cemetery, 13 CANN, Mary Ann. At the Jewish General Hospital, on January 11th, 1973, Mary Ann Vincent, beloved wife of the late Arthur John Cann and dear mother of Winnie (Mrs. T.

Nickelson) and John V. Cann. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos Wray 8, 1234 Mountain street, 10 a.m. Wednesday to Mount Royal Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society and will be gratefully acknowledge. 13 COCKERTON, Victoria. At the Montreal Protestant Home, on January 11th, aged 73, Victoria Cockerton, beloved mother of Ronald, Buddy and Gwen (Mrs. D. Sample).

Funeral will be held January 13th, for service at 2 p.m. In the J. R. Deslaurlers Funeral Chapel, 790 St. Croix Ville St.

Laurent, thence to Montreal Memorial Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers; donations to the Heart Fund would be gratefully appreciated. 13 COWAN, Vera Greent. On Jan. 9, 1970, at the Pine's Nursing Home, Clarkson, Ontario, Vera Greene Cowan, of Ottawa, wife of the late Charles G.

Cowan of Ottawa, mother of Mrs. B. B. Osier, Toronto and Judge G. Greene of Oakvllle, sister of Owen and William Toller, and step-mother of Mrs.

John Blair and Charles and Kenneth Cowan all of Ottawa Funeral service will be held at Hulse Playfalr Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street, Ottawa, on Jan. 13th at 3 p.m. Interment, Beechwood Cemetery. Flowers gratefully declirfed. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Monday. 13 DENNIS, Haiel. At Montreal, on January 12th, 1970, Haze. Veary, in her 68th year, beloved wife of Douglas Dennis, dear mother of Robert and Patricia (Mrs. A.

Simard). Also survived by four grandchildren Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West, on Wednesday at 11 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers please send donations to Canadian Arthritic society. 14 DUNN, William C. Suddenly at his late residence on Jan. 10, 1970, William C. Dunn, in his 76th year, beloved husband of Edith Chedgzoy.

Funeral service at the Armstrong Funeral Chapel, 3426 Park Avenue, on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery. Iti lieu of flow ers donations to the Canadian Legion Poppy Fund would be gratefully acknowledged. 13 DUSTAN, Robert Jeffrey, passed peacefully away at his residence on January 12th, 1970, age 84 years.

Beloved husband of Kathleen Roper. Dear father of Magaret Campagna of Arlington, Va. Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel 5610 Sherbrooke Street West on Wednesday at 1 p.m.

to Mount Royal Crematorium. Please omit flowers. 14 GERTLER, Gertrude nee Slover. Suddenly at Boston, on Jan. 10, 1970, wife of the late Hyman Karl Gertler, beloved mother of Mrs.

Bernard Berger (Anna), May-nard, of Montreal and Leonard of Waterloo, Ontario, sister of Mrs. Sam Taylor (Bertha), Mrs. Harry Fine (Eva), both of Ottawa, the late Mrs. Henry Finkelstein (Sarah) and the late Frank Slover, also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral from Paperman Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, Jan.

13th, at 2 p.m. to Temple Emanu-EI Section Mt Royal Cemetery, Shiva at 4845 Roslyn Avenue. 13 GROGAN, Stella. At Quebec, Jan. 10, .1970, age 79 years, Stella LeBou-tillier, wife of the late Joseph A.

Grogan, mother of Gwen (Mrs. Thomas Gibson), Leo, Peggy (Mrs. Fernand Prevost), and Dick, grandmother of Barbara, Joanne and Sandra Prevost, Sneila and Roy Grogan, sisier of Gertie LeBoutlllier of Gas-pe, Zadie (Mrs. Robert Pimm) of Cornwall, Marion (Mrs. Brassard) of St.

Foy, and Loretta (Mrs. Timothy Whalen) of Montreal, residing at 935 Moncton Avenue. Funeral Tuesday, January 13th, from Funerarlum Le-pine Ltee, 300 St. Foy at 9:45 a.m., for service at St. Patrick's Church at 10 a.m.

Thence to St. Patrick's Cemetery. 13 HEFT, Alex. On Jan. 10, .1970, husband of Ceciie, son of the late Abraham and the late Bella Heft, brother of Michael, Hyman, Issie (Butch), Moe, Irving and Mrs.

Chuck Malis (Sarah). Funeral service from Paperman Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges on Tuesday Jan. 13th, at 1 p.m. to Kehai Israel Cemetery, Dollard.des Ormeaux. Shiva private.

13 JAUGELIS Jute. At Two Mountains on January 11th 1970 beloved mother of Ona (Mrs. George Sablauskas), Josephine (Mrs. Strikaitis), Stan and Aldona Jaugelis. Resting at Rcse-dale Chapet 4911 Cote des Neiges Rd.

Service at the Lithuanian Parish etiurch 1465 DeSave at 10 a.m. Tuesday January 13th. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. 13 JOYCE, Alfred Lesli. At the Montreal General on Jan.

10, 1970," Alfred Leslie Joyce, beloved husband of the late Alleen Le Blanc, dear father of Mrs. Isabel Day and Betty (Mrs W. S. Boyle) of Summit, N.J. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain Street, 3 p.m., Tuesday to Mt. Royal Cemetery. 13 KILPATRICK, Lylt Emerson. Suddenly at Royal Victoria on Jan.

10, 1970, in his 58th year, dearly beloved husband of Kathleen (Rideout), dear father of Sherrlll (Mrs. Wayne Black), Grant and Kevin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Kllpatrick, brother of Aldyth (Mrs. Clifford Black), Basil and Randall and the late Garnet and dear grandfather of Lorraine.

Resting at Trudel Funeral Parlor, St. Sauveur des Monts. Funeral Jan. 13th 2 p.m. from the Morln Heights United Church.

Kindly omit flowers. 13 KUMLI, Nicholas. On January 11th, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, In his 21st year, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Kumll and brother of Paul and Marcel.

Resting at Leath. er's Funeral Home Rego, 17H m. Joseph Lachlne. Funeral service in the Chapel on January at 10 a.m. Thence to Mount Roval Crematorum.

Visitation from 1 p.m. Tuesday. Herbert J. Suddenly at Calgary, Alberta, on Monday, January 12th, 1970, ciearly beloved father cf Zflda Miller, oar father of RoMid, the late Jennie ludman, brother of the Harry Ludman. Funeral services from Paperman A Sons.

Neioes Chpel. ifJi Cole ties Neigi on Vedresdair, January Mth at 12 noon to Staare Has'-o-nevim Cemetery. Shiva strictly private. 7 Go home and take a good look at that one-eyed monster in your living room. This could be a good night to give it a rest.

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