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pvm mm iy'ai tm 34 Tht GAZETTE, Montrool, March 18, 1.972 Hitch-Hikers Guide to Europe rtMWlfiflWl ill flifllt mitr'lf ftmrr nt'l i jAWw nilWiivMfr 4uuM SUNDAY A I RATTQ f' Minimum HOURS wEl1' CUM umnyt. Engegemtntt, Announcements, Mwitge Notices, Births, Chosen Children, Messes, In Memoriims, Unveilings end Cuds of thinks. More and more people are travelling on the cheap and on the thumb as the spirit wanderlust gains new recruits, and here' is a paper-back which can provide valuable guidance for either the first-timer or the repeater in Europe, the Eastern Dluc nations, Turkey, North Africa, and the Middle East. The qualifications of the author, Ken Welsh, seem adequate from casual pcrusual. He details on Items as what to take, routes, currency, hints, formalities, eating, drinking, sleeping, emergencies, local transport, useful phrases, best buys and working abroad.

He has covered 33,000 miles and 26 countries. (Hitch-Hiker's Guide to Europe, by Ken Welsh, Pan Books, 100 Lcsmill Road, Don Mills, 254 $1.25.) New York Sept. 14 in the t.s. The Hotel St. George, in St.

George's, Bermuda, now offers guests a choice of dining at eight other hotels and restaurants in its immediate vicinity. Discounts are offered by these establishments in the Dine Around Deal. Included is the Gay Venture, Bermuda's only floating restaurant, which cruises the Great Sound. 1 fotel directory A new directory of Massachusetts hotels and motels, with a brochure of Greater Boston hotels and motor inns, is available at no charge from the Massachusetts Hotel-Motel Association, 73 Tremont street, Boston, 02108. A travel guide to South Carolina expressly prepared for Canadians may be secured by writing to the Department of Parks, Tourism, and Recreation, P.O.

Box 1358, Columbia, S.C., 29202. "Iceland Adventure '72" describing the attractions of that Northern Atlantic island has been prepared by Icelandic Airlines, which will mail copies on request to its office at Room 620, 630 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10020. Literature on Norway, including details of six escorted Scandinavian tours on either a budget or deluxe basis, operated by Bennett Tours, has been compiled by and can be had from the Scandinavian National Tourist offices at 505 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y., 10017. (Readers are invited to tubmit questions of general interett for answering in The Gazette World of Travel.

Selected questions and answers will be printed each week in the travel section.) Health insurance clarified A reply was printed here on Feb. 5 to a reader who inquired -whether an individual can purchase health insurance to supplement that provided by Quebec medicare. He was told that he could. The Information Service of the Quebec Health Insurance Board has supplied the following qualification: "Your reply to the question raises a slight ambiguity. "The Quebec Health Insurance Act prohibits private insurance plans from covering the same services as the Quebec Plan when such services are rendered in Quebec or another Canadian province.

However, a private plan may cover extra charges incurred for insured services rendered outside Canada. Arranging a Papal audience "Consequently it should be clearly understood that any extra billing for incurred services rendered in another Canadian province may not be covered by a private health insurance policy. Such extra billing for differences between amounts charged by health professionals outside Quebec and amounts payable under the Quebec Plan may be covered by private health insurance only when the insured services are rendered outside Canada." Q. We are going to visit Rome this summer, and would like very much to be present at a papal audience. Can you advise how to go about arranging this? D.V., Quebec.

A. The proper channel for arranging admission to a private audience starts with your parish church, if you are a Roman Catholic. If you arc not, the administrator of a Roman Catholic parish in your neighborhood would in all probability be willing to facilitate matters for you. The protocol is that your request goes through the various offices between that of the parish and the North American College in Rome (Via dell'Umilata 30, telephone 670-658) where tickets are finally procured. Hamburg.

The cruise terminates in Genoa Oct. 10, with return via air the same day through Milan and Amster-d a st, all-inclusive, starts at $1,475. New hotels Loews Hotels plans to add seven hotels in Europe by 1975, according to President Preston Robert Tisch. Including its existing European hotel, the Churchill in London, Loews will then have about 6,500 rooms in England and on the continent. The Loews Hamburg Plaza is currently being completed for a scheduled spring, 1973, opening.

The Guam Hilton, newest of the 54 Hilton International Hotels around the world is now open. It is the fifth Hilton in the Far East. The 252 room hotel is situated on ten acres of beachfront overlooking reef-protected Tumon Bay, 10 minutes from downtown Guam and the international airport. DEATHS KEEGAN, Stephen John. Suddenly, at Naples, Florida, on March 16, 1972, aged 79 years husband of the late Constance Saville.

Beloved father of Mildred (Mrs. I. Doyle) and Elsie (Mrs. G. C.

Tylee), also survived by five grandchildren. Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Directors, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West. Funeral service at St.

Augustine of Canterburry Church on Monday, at 11 a.m., to Field of Honor. 18 KEMP, Harriet. On March 16, 1972, Harriet Bates, in her 84th year, beloved wife of the late James W. Kemp, dear motner of James and Robert. Also survived by four grandchildren and four qreat-qrandchildren.

Funeral from D. A. Collins Memorial Chapel, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire, on Saturday at II a.m. Graveside service private. In lieu of flowers, donations to the St.

Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Lachlne, Quebec, would be gratefully acknowledged. 18 LA FOREST, Luclenne. At Montreal, March 16, 1972, aged 84 years. Lucienne Lavallee, survived by Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Lalonde (Annette), Mrs. Arthur Lalonde (Rachel) one sister Alice Lavallee, Sister of the Precious Blood of Nicolet and many nephews and nieces. Funeral Saturday, March 18 from Alfred Dallaire Inc. J. S.

Vallee Ltee. Funeral Home, 1111 Laurier Street West, leaving 3 p.m. for Montreal Cathedral service 3:30 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Donations to Les Petit Freres Des Pauvres would be appreciated. 18 LOW, William Styles. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on March 16, 1972. Beloved husband of Agnes Hovell. Dear father of Dorothy (Mrs.

H. B. Fewkes), Jean (Mrs. J. Jeffrey) and Margery (Mrs.

F. C. Burnet) and grandfather of Margery, Linda, Judi, Peter, and Ross. Funeral Service Private. 18 MATHEWSON, Amelia.

At the Griffith McConnell Residence on Friday, March 17, 1972. Amelia Black, dearly beloved wife of the late Frederick H. Mathewson and dear mother of John and Kenneth; also survived by five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Resting at Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges Road. Funeral notice later.

Visitation after 7 p.m. Saturday. 18 McGAVIN, Laura R. Montreal March 13, 1972, aged 93 years, wife of the late Charles James McGavin, mother of Kathleen May (Mrs. Kenneth S.

Gordon) grandmother of Kathleen Elizabeth Gordon, Linda Jean (Mrs. R. Lyttle). Service was held privately. 18 McVEY, John Ambrose.

On March 15, 1972, in his 71st year. Beloved husband of Edna Ann Monteith, dear father of Patricia (Mrs. C. S. Malone), John D.

and Vaughn grandfather of Kevin, Lynne, Kenneth and Gail. Brother of Noreen (Mrs. W. J. George).

Resting at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West. Fureral service will be held in the Lady Chapel of St. Patrick's Church, 460 Dorchester Street West, on Saturday morning, March 18, at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. 18 NADLER, Goldie.

On Friday, March 17, 1972, wife of the late Louis Nadler, beloved mother of Peter, Saul, Morris, Irving, George, Norman and the late Robert Nadler, sister of Mrs. Sam Zukerman (Bella), the late Lazar, the late Solomon, the late Shea, the late Bennie and the late Percy Payne, also survived by seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman 8. Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Sunday, March 19, at 10 a.m. to Spanish and Portuguese Congregation Cemetery.

Shiva strictly private. 18 Residences Funeroires MllMIWipitWBWI Alto listed in ltest columns Requiem BIRTHS ALLAIRE. Louis and Joan (nee Gordon), are happy to announce the arrival of their son, 8 lb. 7 02s. on March 15, 1972, at the Lachlne General Hospital.

Both well. 20 BROWN. Dr. and Mrs. Rea Brown (nee Kathy Shaw) are pleased to announce the arrival of their dauqhter, Laurie Kathleen, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, March 14, 1972, sister to Beth, Drew and Kelly.

Everyone well and hapoy. 20 BROWN. Phill and Barb (nee Pope) announce the birth of a son, Kent Elliott, 7 lb. 9 on March 1972, at Lakeshore General Hospital. 18 CAPPEL.

Barry and Rhona (nee Shavelson), proudly announce the birth of their dauqhter, Nancy Elin, on Wednesday, March 15, 1972, at Jewish General Hospital, sister to Lee Alison. Both well. 18 CHIARELLI. Pietro and Isa-belle, are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Nancy, on March 15, 1972, at Santa Cabrlni Hospital. Both well.

20 EDGAR. To Jim and Helene, a daughter, Stephanie Ann, on March 13, 1972 at Montreal General Hospital. Both well. 18 GIBSON. Arthur and Sandra (nee Statechuck) happily announce the birth of a daugther Ley-Ann, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

March 16, 1972. 7 lb. Both well. 21 HAYES. To Jane and Stephen, a daughter, March 16, 1972.

At the Roval Victoria Hospital and all is well. 20 LACOURSIERE. Paul and Vivian (nee LeGresley), happily announce the birth of their daughter Vikki Grace, 6 lb. 13 on March 16, 1972, at the Montreal General Hospital. First grandchild for Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth LeGresley, and seventeenth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Pierre LaCoursiere. Mother and daughter doing well.

20 MARSHALL. John and Diane proudly announce the birth of a son Timothy, on March 17, 1972, at the Lakeshore General. Brother for Christopher. Both well. 20 OSBORNE.

Bill and Kathy (nee Gerold), are happy to announce the birth of their son, Thomas William III, 7 lb. 14 on March 15, 1972, at the Montreal General Hospital. Brother to Karen. Mother and son both well. 20 ROSS.

Sharon (nee Kilburn) and Gerald proudly announce the birth of William Gerald, brother to Christina, March 6, 1972, at Catherine Booth Hospital. 18 STEVENSON. To Robert and Linda (nee McLean) a daughter, Tracy Ann. At St. Eustache General Hospital on March 15, 1972.

Mother and daughter doing well. 20 SYNNOT. Bill and Suzanne Moseley) of Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, are happy to announce the birth of their dauqhter on March 13, 1972. Sister for Mark. All well.

21 DEATHS AUBRY, Lorette. At Montreal, March 17, 1972, Lorette Aubry, daughter of the late Daniel Aubry and the late Claudia Landry, sister of Mrs. Marcien Langlois (Gilberte), Edgar, Ernest, Edouard, Arthur and Lionel, also many nephews and nieces. Funeral Monday, March 20, from Magnus Poirier Inc. Funeral Home, 6520 St.

Denis to St. Edouard Church at 10 a.m., thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. 18 BETTELEY, Thomas. At the Lakeshore General Hospital on March 17, 1972, aged 49 years, beloved husband of Phyllis Lyttle, dear of Audry (Mrs. S.

Granger) of Vancouver, B.C., Cynthia and Robin. Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire. Funeral service at St.

Augustine Anglican Church, Puinte Claire, on Monday at 10 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation would be gratefully acknowledged. 20 BYRNE, Victor G. On Thursday, March 16, 1972, at St.

Mary's Hospital, Victor Guy Byrne, beloved husband of Olive O'Keefe, dear father of Barbara (Mrs. G. Auclair), and Rosemary (Mrs. W. A.

Dyson), brother-in-law of J. A. (Bert) O'Keefe. Grandfather of Bill, Deborah, Marianne, Andrea, and Sandra Dyson. Visitation at Clarke MacGil-livray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke SIreet Wat.

Eutharistic Celebration in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church, on Monday at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. (Parking on premises off Marcil Avenue). 18 CHEYNE, Milton Alexander.

In Brossard on March 16, 1972. Milton Alexander Cheyne, aged 51 years, be- I loved husband of Thelma Singleton, dear father of Keith, and Donna and father-in-law of Janet. Resting at the J. F. Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave.

Service in the i Chapel, March 20, at 11 a.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. 20 CORRIGAN, Beatrice. At Quebec I City, March 15, 1972, aged 78 years. Beatrice Kack, wife of the late Patrick Corrigan, residing at Val I Cartier Village, dear mother of Mr.

ana Mrs. josepn inomas uennyi Hubert, Stella (Mrs. Omer Bureau), Leslie, William, Barbara, and Keith, sister of Mrs. V. L.

McBain, Harold Kack, sister-in-law of Mrs. G. G. Corrigan. Funeral service on Saturday at 10.30 a.m.

from Lepioe Ltee. Funeral Home. 7685 1st Cher-lesbourg, to St. Gabriel de Val earlier Church. Interment parish cemetery.

18 COURTNEY, FLorence. At Montreal, on March 16, 1972. aged 58 years. Florence Murphy, beloved wife of Martin Courtney, dear dsuqrier of the late Michal Murphy, of Ste. Marthe de Vaudreuil.

Funeral i on Monday, March 20, from Urqel Bourgie Funeral Home, 4737 Ot- Icrirvier for service in St. Dominic Church at 11 a m. Interment Ste Marthe de Vaudreuil Cemetery. 18 DONALD, Ann. At the Sherbrooke General HosDital, on Wednesday, March 15.

1972. in her 93rd year. I Ann Miller, dearly beloved w.e of he la'e Andrew Dona'd. tursral i from Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neioes Road, on Saturday at 11 a m. Intfrment Mount Royal Cemetery.

(Parking on premises). 18 DUNKIN, William George. In his i 70th war, in Montreal, formerly of Canadair. Dear son of the late Mr. I and Mrs.

W. L. Dufkin, dear brother of Mrs. John (Beatrice) McAdam of Se inback, ManitoM. Mrs.

Georoe i (Edith) Parson, 88 Grant Avenue, i Brsn'fwd, Ontario, Mrs. Jamej i (Marjcrv) Vnson of Winnipeg. Manitoba A Masonic servic as hid at the Mount Roval Chapel. March 17, 1972. DEATHS PEARSON, Eileen Marlon (Griffith).

At Sherbrooke General Hospital on March 17, 1972, wile of the lata W. J. Pearson, mother of Joan (Mrs. Hugh MacPherson), Patricia (wife of Dale Crook, (Elizabeth) wife of Doctor J. A.

O'Sullivan, sister of Miss Hazel Griffith, also Mrs. F. L. Pearson. Resting at Fleury Funeral Home, Richmond, Quebec.

Visiting hours 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 on Saturday and Sunday. Service at Holy Family Church Richmond, Monday at 10 a.m., celebrant will be the Reverend Monsignor Moisan. Interment at St. Michaels Cemetery, Sherbrooke. 18 PENNEY, Sarah L.

On Friday, March 17, 1972. Aged 92 years. Daughter of the late George Anthony and Sarah Dunn Penney. Resting at D. S.

Rlckaby Funeral Parlour, 705-707 St. John Street, Quebec. Service will be held Monday, 2 p.m. Interment Mount Hermon Cemetery, 18 PRUNEAU, Laurette. At Hotel Dieu Hospital, at St.

Jerome, March 17, 1972, Laurette Forest, beloved wife of Gerard Pruneau, residing at St. Sauveur. Sister of Mrs. Henri Orphanos (Helene), sister-in-law of Damien Pruneau, sisters-in-law Laurence Pruneau, Mrs. Madeleine Pa-rizeau, Mrs.

Leon Jannard (Denlse), also many nephews and nieces. Funeral service Monday, March 20, from A. Savaria 340 Jarry E. to St. Vincent Ferrier Church at 9 a.m.

Interment St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery. 18 RETT1G, Edward. Suddenly, at the Montreal General Hospital, on Friday March 17, 1972, Edward C. Rettig of St.

Lambert, dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Boyle. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke St. W. (at Marcil). Eucharis-tic celebration from St.

Francis of Assissl Church, St. Lambert, Monday March 20, at 10 a.m. Interment St. Lambert parish cemetery. (Parkinq on Marcil Ave.) 18 ROSS, Marjorie E.

Suddenly, at her residence on March 16, 1972, Mariorie Currie, beloved wife of Gordon Ross, dear sister of Helen (Mrs. G. Bailey), Mildred (Mrs. L. Wilson), Rev.

Arthur Currie of Ottawa. Funeral from the Chapel of Wray-Walton-Wray, 1234 Mountain St. on Monday, March 20, 1972, at 2 p.m. Interment at Hillside Cemetery, Hawkesbury, Ont. Visitation from 2 p.m., Saturday.

18 ST. CYR, Wilfred. Accidentally on March 16, 1972. Wilfred St. Cyr, of Pierrefonds, age 46 years.

Beloved husband of Adele Dulude, son of Alfred St. Cyr and of the late Florida Benoit, father of Robert, Jo-Anne, Lise and Carole, brother of Roland, Ronald and Leo. Funeral Monday' March 20, from Racine Robert Gauthier Funeral Home, 101 Notre Dame Street, Hull. Service at 9 a.m. in Ste.

Bernadette Church. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Hull, Quebec. 18 STEVENS, James. In Chambly on March 17, 1972. Age 58 years.

James Stevens, beloved husband of Margaret Nawdy. Residing 1670 Scheffer Terrace. Resting at E. Darche and Son, 330 Martel. Funeral Monday, March 20, in St.

Joseph de Chambly Parish Church, service at 10 a.m. Interment Chambly. 18 STODDART, Jane- Wallace (Jean). At the Davidson Nursing Home In Chateauguay on Friday, March 17, 1972, dear sister of William of Verdun, Annie (Mrs. W.

Fisher of Detroit), Ina and Margaret of Scotland. Resting at the J. F. Wilson 8. Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave.

Service in the Chapel, Monday, March 20, at 1 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. 20 SUTHERLAND, Lillian Margaret (Lil). At St. Laurent on March 16, 1972.

Lillian Margaret Lannen, beloved wife of Al Sutherland. Sister of Evelyn W. Lannen. Resting at D. A.

Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke Street W. Funeral service at Our Lady of Fatima Church, on Monday at 10 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. 18 Funeral Homes Succursales Lochine Pointe Claire 281 Lakeshore Rd. 69S-9121 Lachlne Sine 1913 Thomas W. Schier 55 Bridge hand 56 Newspaper crews 63 Copeland 64 Russian no 65 Don't 66 Something worthless 67 Kelly 63 code DOWN 1 Peruse 2 Impair 3 Journalist 4 Reply 5 pigeon 6 Plain-weave fabric 7 Unity 8 Capture: si.

9 Assistant 10 Cutting instruments 11 Appropriate 12 U.N. group: abbr. 13 Teutonic sky god 18 Dance step 19 British peer 22 Sail 23 Nickname 24 In a frenzy 25 Needs for 3D 27 Altar words 28 "Do Disturb" 29 Danish coin 31 canals 34 Obtained 35 Masculine nickname 36 Surface covering 37 Poker stak 38 Firmament 39 Common abbr. 40 Roman dozen 41 Girl's name 43 Tried to secure 44 Fleming 45 Fellow 47 River into the Moselle 48 Seventh stretch 49 Spanish inn 52 Club 54 Isolated 55 Italian family 56 crow 57 Patriotic org. 53 Son of Bell 59 Aff irmativ vote 60 QB Dawson 61 For shame! 62 Depot: abbr.

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