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of A Obituaries Jocal Colin Kemp Funeral for James Colin Kemp, 78, prominent Montreal engineer and executive who died Saturday, will be held tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. from St. George's Church. Mr. Kemp was born in London, England.

He was educated at Clifton College and University College, Oxford, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree, and at McGill University where the obtained the degree of Bachelor of Science in 1908. During the First World War, he served overseas as adjutant of the 60th Battalion, Victoria Rifles of Canada, and was gazetted Brigade Major, 3rd and 5th Canadian Infantry Brigades and G.S.0. 3 Canadian Corps Staff. He wounded, mentioned in dispatches, and was awarded the D.S.O. and M.C.

After leaving McGill, Mr. Kemp joined the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. of CanJada in British Columbia, later went to the Drummond Mines at Cobalt, and R. A. Ross and consulting engineers in Montreal.

From 1926 to 1934, he was employed by the National City Company Limited. In 01934 he transferred to the staff of Dominion Stores Ltd. as manager of the Montreal division. In 1937, Mr. Kemp became executive director of the Home Improvement Plan, under the late Arthur D.

Purvis, chairman of the National Employment Commission. He became managing director of George S. Armstrong Co. (Canada) industrial engineers and management consultants, in 1945. Since 1951 Mr.

Kemp had been a consulting engineer in Montreal. He was a member of the Corporation of Professional Engineers of the Province of Quebec; Canadian Institute Mining and Metallurgy; and the Engineering Institute of Canada. He was a former president the Canadian Club, and a enember the University Club of Montreal, Royal Montreal Golf Club, chapter of Alpha Delta Phi, Oxford Society, Vincent Club, Oxford; Prestwick Golf Club; Royal Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. He served for several years as a Westmount alderman.

A well-known golfer and runner, Mr. Kemp held the McGill and intercollegiate records for the mile and half-mile for many years. He competed in the rifle shooting competition at Bisley in 1900. Mr. Kemp is survived by his wife, the former Elsie Marian Blackader, and four children, Mrs.

H. Stirling Maxwell, Barbara Kemp, Mrs. F. H. Dilling-44 ham, and John P.

G. Kemp. Edith Macdonald TORONTO (CP) Miss Edith Macdonald, 84, well known Toronto journalist and advertising writer, died in hospital here Sunday. Before joining Eaton's of Canada in 1910, Miss Macdonald was a women's editor of the old Toronto Evening News. Although officially retired since 1936, she continued to write advertising copy until two weeks before her death.

She was a continuously active member of the Canadian Women's Press Club from 1906 on, and a founding member of the Toronto Women's Press Club. MISCELLANEOUS 118 Legal Notices CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL. No. 513,624 SUPERIOR COURT Edouard Champagne, pattern-maker in shoes. of Laval des Rapides, District of Montreal, Plaintiff vs Dame Claire William, of Laval des Rapides, District of Montreal, wife contractually separated as to property of Edouard Champagne, the Plaintiff, Defendant.

By order of the Court. The Defendant Dame Claire William, is ordered to appear within one month. Montreal, August 17th. 1960. J.

B. Carbonneau, Deputy Prothonotary. Mtre. Jean Robert, 20 St. James St.

East. Sulte 47, Montreal. Attorney for Plaintiff. SUPERIOR COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT KAMOURASKA NO. 21.907.

FOR THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF KAMOURASKA. Gilbert Levesque, barber, of Mont-Car- mel. Co. Kamouraska, Plaintiff, VS. Henri Levesque, of the City and District of Montreal, Defendant.

The Defendant is ordered to appear within one month. Riviere du Loup, August 19th, 1960. By order Marius D'Amour, Deputy-Clerk. Signed Levesque Houle, advocates for plaintiff, EXTRACT of Minutes the Connell meeting of the Town St-Bruno de of 5. Communication from Mr.

Guy Pager on publication in the newspaper of paragraph three (3) of private Bill 207 concerning modifications of the Cities and Towns act of the Town of StBruno de Montarville, after which it is: Proposed by Mr. Denis Benoit, Seconded by Mr. Robert Robert, and resolved unanimously that publication of this public notice be made in the following newspapers: L'Echo Des Monts, in French and in English: Le Devoir, In French: La Gazette, in English. Adopted Gerard Fillon, mayor, J. P.

R. Boissy, True copy of the resolution adopted by the Conncil of the Town of St Bruno de ville, at the meeting held on Angual 1st 1960. THE GAZETTE, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1960 37 EMPLOYMENT MART Domestic Help Wanted CAPABLE $115. Lovely private room and bath, European welcome. WEllington 2-8000.

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Maths, physics, chemistry. Riverside 7-4105 except Wednesdays. KINDERGARTEN (Voliere de Notre Dame) 269 St. Joseph Blvd. W.

corner Jeanne Mance. Pre-school class, ages 3-4. Primary grade, ages 5-6 Taught in French. Preparations for T.V. and radio.

Classes begin August 1st CRescent 4-1553, Mrs. Kerlak. McGILL LECTURER, Will accept a few students for regular coaching in mathematics, during the coming school year. at any level, high school, matriculation, university. Ad Answer, UNiversity 6-2412, local 745, SEWING SCHOOL, Neldere, 3850 Wel.

lington, licensed, satisfaction guaranteed, POntiac 6-5561. WIDOW of diplomat conversation. would teach Private Eng- lesHsh, French sons $5.00 per hour. Phone VIctor 9-5162. 110 Cameras, Supplies LEICA F.2), HUnter 8-7849.

MISCELLANEOUS 111 Women's Column highest class dressmaker: Specialty alterations, fittings. service. HUnter 9-2556. "CORSETIERE LINA LTD." Foundation garments made to measure by experts. CRescent 2-8700.

DRAPERIES, slipcovers, bedspreads. customer's own materials. REgent 1- 4526. DRESSMAKER, designer, alterations. Wood guaranteed.

WEllington 3-7420. Westmount. DRESSMAKER, alterations, dresses, coats and suits. WEllington 7-0120. SILVER gold plating.

J. A. Larue Reg'd, 1441 Notre Dame West. WEllington 7- 7959. STARTING in September, sewing and dressmaking course 30 lessons $45.

Reg1ster now. WEllington 2-1660. 112 Personals IAN ANDREW JOHNSTON, formerly of 6442 Sherbrooke St. West, urgent you contact Mrs. Vuckovich.

WEllington 7- 9581. 1 Rolande Leduc Hill of 6200 Louis Hebert, Apt. 24. Am no longer respon. sible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself.

MONTREAL MEMORIAL PARK, double and 2 single lots, sold separately or together. Leaving city. HUnter 6-2854, evenings. OLD AGE PENSIONS: 65, 70, OVER 18 DISABLED, UNEMPLOYED. ORCHARD 1-3625, LESLIE.

THANKS St. Jude. S.P. 113 Business Personals BABY sitting, French, references. hour.

LAfontaine 2-6960. HOCKEY TICKETS FOR SEASON AND PLAY-OFF ONLY. LAFONTAINE 3-7628. MAN has small station wagon, light moving, baggage. WEllington 7-6263.

NEW 1 ton pickup and driver available for parcel and light delivery. CRescent 1-4841. MISCELLANEOUS 114 Lost BROWN, white dog, vicinity Cote des Neiges and Van Horne. Named Caddi. Reward.

Phope REgent 1-0371, WALLET Saturday. HUnter 1-3093. 116 Patent Notices PATENT NOTICE Be it known that the owner of Canadian Patent No. 544,485, Ateller de Construction Jonneret S. A.

of Geneva, Switzerland, dated August 6th. 1957, for "device for cleaning the of hydraulic installations." is desirous of selling the Patent outright or would be willing to grant licenses under royalty basis. For further Information, apply to Marion, Marion, Roble Bastien, 2100 Drummond Street, Montreal 25, P.Q. PATENT NOTICE Be it known that the owner of Canadian Patent No. 544,484, Atelier de Construction Jonneret S.A., of Geneva, Switzerland, dated August 6th.

1957, for "Device for cleaning the grille of Eydraulie is desirous of selling the Patent outright or would be willing to grant licenses under royaltr basis. For further Information, apply to Marion, Marion, Robic Bastien, 2100 Drummond Street, Montreal 25, P. 4. LIT- information Constable's Inquiry Set For Aug. 25 Fabreville Police Constable Bernard Roy, 23, Saturday was sent to preliminary inquiry Aug.

25 on a charge of manslaughter arising out of the traffic death of a woman motorist Aug. 12. Arraigned in Montreal Criminal Court, Roy was released on bail of $500. Friday, a jury under Coroner A. B.

Clement found the rookie constable criminally responsible for the death of Mrs. Lucienne Champagne Koizak, 51, of Ste. Dorothee. Roy, driver of the police car, testified he was chasing a "speeder" at the time. Pair Finish Canoe Trip SAULT STE.

MARIE. -C- Eric and Pamela Morse of Ottawa landed today at Gros Cap, 12 miles short of completing their 360-mile canoe trip from Fort William to here. Gros Cap point where Lake Superior flows into the St. Mary's River. The couple set out in their 17- foot canoe from Fort William July 31.

They paddled the 150 miles to Marathon in five days. Bad weather kept them off the lake for almost a week during their journey. At times they bucked waves up to six feet high. They are expected to lock through the Canadian ship canal here about 9 a.m. EDT tomorrow.

Four CNR Cars Are Derailed Four CNR freight cars were derailed Saturday morning when they were sideswiped in shunting accident. No one was injured, Mrs. W. J. Doran Service for Mrs.

Nora Doran, 45, wife of W. J. Doran, president of the Canadian Brewers Association, will be held tomorrow at the J. C. Wray Chapel at p.m, Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Pasadena, Calif.

Mrs. Doran died Friday in Tinmins General Hospital, Timmins, after a brief illness. Born in Montreal, Mrs. Doran attended school and abroad. During the Second World War, she served in the CWAC, and since that time has been active in community and charitable affairs in Timmins.

She was president of the Timmins Chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society, Mrs. Doran was the daughter of Kenneth T. Dawes, and the late Stelle M. Dawes. She is survived by her father, a brother, Donald K.

Dawes and a sister, Mrs. L. R. McLernon (Diana). Yesterday's Deaths TIMMINS, Ont: Mrs.

Nora Doran, 45, wife of W. J. Doran, president of the Canadian Brewers Association, and prominent in the activities of the Canadian Cancer Society and the Red Cross, of a heart attack. Funchal, Madeira Max Romer, 93, German painter 9 Deters. sand hill.

10 One who 62 Netherlands lines again, commune, whose landscapes and posters and there was no delay to trafof Madeira helped to make fic. Portugese island famous in the A CNR spokesman said the actourist trade. cident happened when a NEW. YORK Geoffrey being shunted on one line brushArthur Mott-Smith, 58 lexico- ed against the cars on another grapher and authority on con- line. Operations were back to tract bridge and chess.

normal within a few hours. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE By Marjorie Craig ACROSS Solution to Saturday's Puzzle DOWN 1 Record. 11 Algerian 5 Behold! CARTA SAVE GOAD seaport, 9 Investigate. EDAM RAMA 12 Slam. ORION 14 Preposition.

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STANDISH OLE 33 Space. 34 Direction. 22 Ramblings. NOAH TALL ALATE 36 Joint. 24 Floral parts.

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value. 41 Dame; sl. apparatus. 03 Thong. Toughen.

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4 Thin horny 55 Stupid. 45 Wail. 63 Norse god. plate. 56 Blow.

46 Canetree. 64 Place for 5 Apologists. 57 Impish. 48 Card. old toys.

6 Stuff. 58 Square 50 Assumed 65 Girl's name. 7 moving part. column. name.

66 Congeals. 8 Oglers. 59 English 52 Flowering tree, 56. Jacks for lifting, 5 8 10 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 BRIGHTEN UP! CLEAN UP! WALLS FLOORS BLINDS WINDOWS Offices Factories Homes MONTREAL WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 79 Vitre St. West (Fully Insured! UN.

1-1589 Births and Deaths Death Notices, Requiem Masses, In Birth Notices, Engagement and Memoriam Tributes and Cards of Marriage Notices. Thanks. 5c PER WORD PER DAY (minimum 6c PER WORD PER DAY (minimum charge $2.00 per day). charge $1.50 per day). Birth and Death Notices also accepted until 11 p.m.

nightly, except Saturday, and on Sunday from 4 p.m. to 9, at UN. 6-3561 CALL UN. 6-4771 FROM 9 TO 9, MONDAY TO FRIDAY BIRTHS BRABANT. To Dr.

and Mrs. George Brabant (nee Margaret McNally), at 21st, St. 1960, Mary's a daughter, Hospital, on sister to Gordon, Judy and Debbie. Both well. BURKE.

Donald and Shirley (nee Griffin) are happy to the arrival of their daughter Karleen Susan, at St. Mary's Hospital, on August 20th, 1960, 9 8 sister to Kerry Marlene and Ronald Gordon. Both well. FISHER. To Alison (nee Arbuckle), wife of Gordon Neil Fisher, a son, August 19th, 1960, at the Toronto General Hospital.

FLETT. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Flett (nee Joan McEwen), formerly of Montreal, are proud to announce the birth of a son, at Scarboro General Hospital, Scarboro, on August 17th, 1960.

KAEGI. To Mr. and Mrs. H. P.

Kaegi (nee Gerda Thomas). twin boys, on August 20th, 1960, at st. Boniface Hospital, Winnipeg. All well. LAWRENCE.

To Mr. and Mrs. John E. M. Lawrence (nee Anne Cadman), at the Catherine Booth Hospital, John on Cadman.

August 20th, 1960, a son, Both well. LEFEBVRE. To Fernand and Rollande Lefebvre (nee Germain), on July 29th, 1960, a son, Martin Eric. Both well. McCUNE.

To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. McCune (nee Brenda Miller), at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 19th, 1960, a daughter, sister to Jane and Catherine. MIGLIA.

To Mr. and Mrs. Miglia (nee Dorothy Hylands), at St. Mary's Hospital, on August 18th, 1960, a daughter, sister to David and Ricky. Both well.

MOONEY. To Mr. and Mrs. G. Mooney (nee Jeanne Bedard), at St.

Mary's Hospital, on August 21st, 1960, a daughter, Both well. PINSLER. To Mr. and Mrs. David Pinsler (nee Shirley Kay), on August 20th, 1960, at the Jewish General Hospital, a daughter, Both well.

RAMSPERGER, Fred and Kathleen (nee Gillies), were blessed with a second son, Karl Francis Joseph, 10 lbs. 9 on August 19th, 1960, at the Catherine Booth Hospital, brother to Lise and Ricky. Both well. ROTHMAN. Howie and Myra (nee Hoffman) Joyfully announce the birth of a son, Michael, brother to Sheindie, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 21st, 1960.

Both well. WALTON. To Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Walton (nee Joan Watson), son, Charles Stuart, on August 19th, 1960, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. WILLIAMSON. To Elizabeth Ann, wife of David F. Williamson, on August 20th, 1960, at Kelowna, B.C., a son. DEATHS ADELSTEIN, George.

Suddenly on August 20th, 1960, beloved husband of Rachel Rosenfeld, father of Victor and Bertha (Mrs. N. Kaufman), brother of Joseph; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on August 22nd at 12 noon. Shiva at 3249 Waverley St.

BELISLE-LUSSIER, Paul. At the Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, on August 20th, 1960. Paul BelisleLussier, beloved husband of Ellen Keane of 690 Third Verdun, and dear father of Doris (Mrs. J. Fisher), Douglas and Kenneth Belisle.

Funeral from Chas. Halpin Funeral Home, 4500 Verdun on Tues. at 8.45 a.m., for service in St. Willibrord's Church at 9 a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

Worker Killed PORT CARTIER, Que. (CP) Construction Worker PaulEmile Theriault, 34, of Montreal, was killed Saturday in a rockslide along a rail line being built between this newly developing port and Lac Jeannine, site of the new Cartier Mining Company works. Weather Reports Minimum and Min.Max. Dawson 57 Snag 37 62 Pr. George 48 51 Pr.

Rupert 45 Vancouver 51 56 Victoria 50 63 Jasper 42 Edmonton 47 69 Calgary 48 Lethbridge 49 82 Yellowknife 52 65 Pr. Albert 41. 74 Saskatoon 69 Regina 51 Winnipeg 63 74 Churchill 42 50 Lakehead 57 83 White River 51 80 Kapuskasing 62 80 North Bay 65 78 Hour Ther. 1 a.m. 67 3 a.m.

66 5 a.m. 67 7 a.m. 66 9 a.m. 66 General Weather Cloudy with 73.9; sun. 1 hr.

maximum temperatures: Min. Max. S. Ste. Marie 64 78 Sudbury 63 77 Musk.

Airp. 60 80 Windsor 65 76 London 64 79 Toronto 82 Killaloe 62 Ottawa 78 Quebec 65 74 Fredericton 64 82 Saint John 59 72 Moncton 60 79 Halifax 81 Charlott'wn. 61 77 Sydney 67 78 Yarmouth 59 66 StJohn'sNild 58 77 New York 74 90 Miami 79 90 Aug. 21, 1960 Hour Ther. 11 a.m.

67 1 p.to. 67 3. p.m. 69 5 p.m. 71 7 p.m.

70 Conditions: rainshowers. 65.9: rain. MONTREAL and VICINITY TEMPERATURE Maximum Minimum Yesterday 74 66 Year Ago Yesterday 69 61 Average for this Date 74 58 FORECASTS Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City, Eastern Townships. Laurentian, 8t. Maurice, Lake St.

John and Bale Comeau Regions: Mainly cloudy with scattered showers, Chance of thundershower this afternoon and evening. Little change in temperature. Winds light. Low and high at Montreal, Ottawa and Sherbrooke 65 and 80: Quebec City, Ste. Agathe 65 and 78: La Tuque and Chicoutimi 62 and 80; Riviere da Loup 58 and 80.

New Fork City: Mostly fair, warm and humid with chance of afternoon showers, Low near 70, High in Mainer Vermont: Partly cloudy, warm Rad humid with scattered thundershowers. DEATHS BUCKLER, George E. Suddenly at his residence, on August 20th, 1960, in his sixtieth year, beloved husband of Harriet Wiggens, father of Dorothy, Eleanor and Heather, Resting at Hugh C. Fetterly Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington St. Funeral from the Chapel on Mon.

at 1 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery, 9 BUTLIN, Leslie George. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 19th, 1960, Leslie George Butlin of 1238 Rolland Verdun, aged 54 years, beloved husband of Bessie Watson, dear father of Lorna and Marvin, brother of Mary (Mrs. R. Thomas), and Betty (Mrs. N.

Halbert). Resting at the J. F. Wilson and Sons Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Service in the Verdun Baptist Church, August 23rd Interment Mount Royal Cemetery, CAVENER, John Edward.

At the Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, on August 21st, 1960, John Edward Cavener, aged 58 years, beloved husband of Ella Blanche Percy, and dear father of John, Roy, Eva (Mrs. H. E. Puppyn), Charles, Edward, Ruby (Mrs. J.

Connors) and Douglas. Resting at the Hugh C. Fetterly Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington St. Funeral from the Chapel on Tues. at 2 p.m..

to Montreal Memorial Park. CAVEY, Sydney, At Montreal, on August 20th, 1960, Sydney Kenneth Cavey, in his 59th year, dearly beloved husband of Mary Agnes Gallagher, and dear father of Jean, Ann, Sydney, James and Sherrill Mary, and brother of Norman James, Doris E. J. Furlong), a Muriel May (Mrs. F.

Higgs) and Harold. Funeral from Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges Road, at 11 a.m. Tues. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. CLERK, Eva.

Suddenly at Ile Perrot, on August 20th. 1960, Eva Clerk, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clerk, and dear sister of Mrs. B.

Pitt (Louise). Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke W. Requiem Mass in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church on Wed. at 9.30 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. CONQUERGOOD, Blanche. At the residence of her daughter, 250 Beaconsfield Beaconsfield, on August 20th, Blanche Irwin, in her 81st year, wife of the late George L. Conquergood, and dear mother of Florence (Mrs. F.

C. Magnussen) and the late Howard George Conquergood. Remains left the Lakeshore Funeral Home, 52 Lakeside Dorval, Sunday evening. Funeral service on Tuesday from the Morley Bedford Chapel, Toronto, Ont. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto.

DEWITT, Joseph Harold. Suddenly at Lachine, on August 19th, 1960, in his 58th year, Joseph Harold DeWitt, beloved husband of Jacline Morin, dear father of Phillip and Paul. Resting at Raoul Bourgie Funeral Home .1345 Notre Dame Lachine. Requiem Mass in Resurrection of Our Lord Church on August 23rd at 8.30 a.m. Interment Lachine Cemetery.

DORAN, Nora W. In Timmins, on August 19th, 1960, Nora W. Dawes, beloved wife of William J. Doran. Funeral service will be held at the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray and 1234 Mountain St. at 2 p.m. August 23rd, 1960. Burial will take place in Calvary Cemetery, Pasadena, California.

In lieu of floral tributes, contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society, Timmins, will be gratefully acknowledged. DUFFY, Susan. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 21st, 1960, Susan MacDonald, dearly beloved wife of John Duffy, and dear mother of Anna (Mrs. F. V.

Hall) and Helen (Mrs. George Donaldson). Funeral from Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges Road, at 2 p.m. Tues. Interment Montreal Memorial Park.

DUNLAVEY, Robert John. Accidentally, on August 21st. 1960, Robert John Dunlavey, aged 25 years, beloved son of Daniel Dunlavey and the late Lena Ferguson, and dear brother of Mrs. E. J.

Douesnald (Marjorie). Remains resting at Granby Funeral Home, 170 Dufferin St. Service August 24th at 10.30 a.m. in Rox- Holy Family Church. Interment in ton Road Cemetery.

DUNN, Jessie Rodger. Suddenly at Renfrew, Scotland, on August 18th, 1960, Jessie Rodger Hamilton, beloved wife of the late Hamilton Dunn, dear mother of Mrs. David Arthurs (Irene). Resting at D. A.

Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke on arrival of plane. GREENE, Edward Charles. At his residence, 2350 Leclaire on August 20th, 1960, Edward Charles Greene, in his 82nd year, beloved husband of the late Catherine Kennedy, and dearest father of Frank, Helen (Mrs. J. Ippolito), of Long Island, Florence McManus, of Toronto; Fred.

George, Gerald, Evelyn (Mrs. J. Ash). Resting at Robt. M.

White and Son Funeral Home, 4484 St. Catherine E. Requiem Mass in St. Aloysius Church on August 23rd at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, GILLEAN, Elsie Beatrice.

On August 19th, 1960, daughter of the late William D. Gillean and Frances E. Hampson. Funeral private from the Chapel of Tees and or August 22nd at 3.30 p.m. Please omit flowers.

HAINES, Ida. In Sherbrooke, on August 20th, 1960, Ida Kaiser, beloved wife of the late Richard George Haines. and dear mother of Ida (Mrs. R. W.

Mitchell), Richard, and the late Lloyd Haines. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray and 1234 Mountain St. at 3 p.m.

to Mount Royal Cemetery, JONES, Charles. At St. Mary's Hospital, on Sat, August 20th, 1960, Charles Jones, in his 58th year. beloved husband of Eva Ashe of 7461 23rd Ville St. Michel, and dearest father of Bernard and Joyce.

Funeral from Robt. M. White and Son Funeral Home, 4484 St. Catherine on August 23rd at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery, FLORISTS Miss Cairns FLORISTS Now located all 1420 COLLEGE 9-7721 DEATHS KEMP, James Colin, D.S.0., M.C.I Suddenly on August 20th, 1960, in his 79th year.

Funeral from St. George's Church on August 23rd. at 2.30 p.m. Please omit flowers. Donations may be sent to the Montreal General Hospital.

LANCTOT, Anna. At St. Joseph's Convalescent Hospital, on August 20th, 1960, aged 79 years, Anna J. Skelly, beloved wife of the late Edouard Charles Lanctot. Funeral August 24th, from Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, corner Decarie Blvd.

and N.D.G. for service in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church at 8.30 a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. LAW, Mary Ainslie Helen.

Suddenly on August 19th, 1960, Mary Ainslie Helen Rappel, of 999 Egan Verdun, beloved wife of Gordon Robert Law, dear mother of Cynthia Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rappel, sister of Murray Rappel of Ottawa. Resting at the J.

F. Wilson and Sons Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Service in St. Thomas More Church August 23rd at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, LEWIS, Richard Paul Travers.

On August 16th, 1960, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Richard Paul Travers Lewis of Halifax, formerly of Ottawa, in his 45th year. LORTIE, Marie Anne Proux. In Montreal on August 19th, 1960. Marie Anne Proux Lortie, age 77 years, beloved wife of Ovila Lortie, of 6526 de la Roche St. Funeral August 23rd.

from Omer Duquette Funeral Home, 1350 Beaulieu St. to St. Ambroise Church for service at 9 a.m. MacKAY, Agnes I. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on August 21st, 1960, Agnes I.

Forrest, aged 81 years, beloved wife of the late Rev. Donald M. MacKay, beloved mother of Helen (Mrs. D. C.

Brooking). Remains left D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke W. Funeral service at Winnipeg.

Interment Carman, Manitoba. ROBERTSON, James M. In this city on August 20th, 1960, James M. Robertson, aged 86 years, beloved husband of Grace B. Breckon.

Funeral private from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on at 2 p.m.. to Mount Royal Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. SILBERSTEIN, Sol D. At the Monmouth Medical Center. Long Branch, N.J.. on August 20th, 1960.

in his 89th year, beloved husband of Adonia. Gippert, dear father of Rosabelle (Mrs. Leonard Stern of New York), Dr. Alexander Silberstein of White Plains, N.Y. and Babette( Mrs.

Edward Barkoff of Montreal, brother of Abraham of Eatontown, N.J., and Mrs. Joseph Rosenzweig of New York. Funeral service from Woolley's Funeral Home, Long Branch, N.J., on August 23rd at 10.00 a.m. Interment at Mount Hope Cemetery, New York. Late residence 321 Hollywood West End, N.J.

SMIT, John Surman. At the Montreal General Hospital, on August 19th, 1960, John Surman Smit, M.D., aged 55 years, beloved husband of Margaret Lillian MacCallum, dear father of Barbara (Mrs. Roger Brophy) and Marnie. Resting at D. A.

Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke W. Funeral service at Knox Crescent and. Kensington Presbyterian Church on Mon. at 2 p.m., to Montreal Memorial Park. SULLIVAN, John.

On August 21st, 1960, at his residence, John J. Sullivan, aged 86 years, husband of the late Annie McCarthy, and dear father of Emmett, Clarence, John and Mrs. Robert Reany (Marion). Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke W. Requiem Mass, in St.

Augustine of Canterbury Church on Tues. at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. UNDERTAKERS ROBT. M.

WHITE SON FUNERAL HOME 4484 ST. CATHERINE ST. EAST (Just cast of Pie IX Blvd.) CL. 5-4143 THE ONLY ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME LOCATED. IN EASTERN MONTREAL DEATHS THOMAS, Eric A.

(Bud). At the Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, on August 20th, 1960, Eric A. (Bud) Thomas, aged 57 years, beloved husband of Melba Wilson, and father of Barbara (Mrs. F. L.

Boyd) of London, England, Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke on Tues. at 1 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery. in lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.

WALKER, Francis Roberts. At the Montreal General Hospital, on August 20th, 1960, Francis Roberts Walker, beloved husband of Kathleen Eleanor Robinson, and dear father of Beverley (Mrs. M. Seeger) and Roslyn (Mrs. M.

C. Ikiadis). Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray and 1234 Mountain St.

at 1 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery, No flowers by special request. Donations to Canadian Heart Fund, 1374 Sherbrocke will be gratefully acknowledged. WALSH, Annie Rebecca. In this city, on August 19th, 1960, Annie Rebecca Neville, beloved wife of the late John Hargreaves Walsh.

and dear mother of Ida (Mrs. C. R. Plaskett). Funeral from the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray and 1234 Mountain St. at 11 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. WILSON, John Hollister.

Suddenly on August 19th, 1960, at Ogunquit, Maine, John Hollister Wilson, beloved husband of Marjorie Roper. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray and 1234 Mountain St. at 12 noon Tues.

to Mount Royal Cemetery. YARNELL, Thomas At St. Anne's Military Hospital, on August 20th, 1960, beloved husband of Agnes Clark, and dear father of Florence, Marion, William and Keith. Funeral notice later. FLORISTS FUNERAL FLOWERS Florist J.

Nielsen. "grower 5580 DECARIE N.D.G. RE. 1-1153 Chase Flowers 4897 Sherbrooke St.W. HU.

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FuneRAL DIRECTORS 1234 Mountain St. Phone: UN. 6-6363 TEES CO. INC. IN SECOND CENTURY OF SERVICE TO MONTREAL R.

TEES JAMES, President COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED NEW PARKING AREA ON PREMISES St. Luke and Towers Streets WE. 3-3649.