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SERVICES Place Your Ad Call 866-4771 262 AND TV AA1 REPAIRS, TELEVISIONS, RADIOS, WORK GUARANTEED. VISIT $2.50. CALL 739-5936. GUARANTEED REPAIRS ON TELEVISIONS. FREE ESTIMATES.

RENTALS. 276-3218. AD-ANSWER 866- 2412. LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTS FOR ALL KINDS WORK, REASONABLE, FREE ESTIMATE. 681-6677.

LICENSED electrical contracts, 220 installations, Hydro finance available, wiring, dryers, repairs. J. Pepper, 744-0692. ELECTRICAL Lighting Equipment, Exterior. Never used, value $40.

For $15. Call 877-7003. REPAIRS RADIO SERVICED, YOUR HOME, FREE ESTIMATE. M.L. RADIO T.V.

645-4363. SAVING of $4. with a T.V. service call. Danny's T.V.

Service, 681-9721. T.V. Repaired, at home, Service $3.50 Work and pieces guaranteed. Call 522-2484. TV's, Radios, Hi-Fis, Tape-Recorder repairs, 1st class work, guaranteed.

844-6813, 676-5146. 264 FLOORING, ROOFING AT ALL LOCATIONS, FLOORS SANDED AND PLASTIC FINISH. REASONABLE PRICES. 277-7315. AT LOW PRICES, SANDING, PLASTIC FINISH, WITHOUT WAXING.

MODERN MACHINE. 521-4585. DONAT NADON, ESTABLSHED 1921. FLOOR SANDING, SPECIALLY PLASTIC FINISH. WORK GUARANTEED 277-8020.

FLOOR SANDING, VARATHANE AND PLASTIC FINISH, QUICK SERVICE, DAYS. EVENINGS, 526- 7455. LOW COST. FLOOR SANDING. PLASTIC FINISH.

GUARANTEED WORK. 324-8696. LOW price floors, sanded without dust. Like new. Plastic finish without wax.

522-5823. RE-ROOFING. Specialty, paper, tar, gravel, sheet metal work, asphalt sheeting, general repairs. Free estimate. Louis Poulin, 384-5972.

ROOFING REPAIRS, GRAVEL, ASPHALT SHINGLES. FREE ESTIMATE. 521-1052. SANDING AND FINISHING FLOORS, GUARANTEED WORK. MR.

CLOUTIER, 722-1455. SANDING, FINISHING FLOORS. VARATHANE, PLASTIC OR SEALER ONLY. 727-9813. TILE INSTALLATION ANY KIND, CERAMIC, VINYL, REPAIR, NEW JOBS.

322-6453. FUEL, COAL, 266 OIL, WOOD HARDWOOD, KINDLING WOOD 11 BAGS, 23, $10. G. DUPONT, 729- 6197. 268 GARDENING TREE SPECIALIST, PRUNING, TAKE DOWN, FEEDING, ETC.

632- 1547, WESTERN landscape. Gardening and maintenance, snow removal for one year service, 2 rose bushes free or one rose tree. 488-0483. 270 GENERAL REPAIRS ASPHALT REPAIRS, CEMENT, STONE, BRICK, GARDENING MAINTENANCE, BLACK EARTH. CALL 728-0127.

CERAMIC TILE, MARBLE, TERRAZO, BATHROOM RENOVATIONS, AND REPAIRS. L. BELLEMO. 274-0774. DO IT NOW! Shea Bros.

Contractors. Specialize in water-proofing foundations, brick cement work, reroofing and leakage repairs. Work guaranteed. 731-9001. EXPERT plasterer, painting, tile, cement, maintenance, reasonable, evenings, 738-3730, Ad-Answer 866- 2412.

MANNY'S Household repair service. Any and all items repaired or serviced, free estimate, work guaranteed. 866-9088. Anytime. PAINTING plastering and general repairs guaranteed quality workmanship.

Free estimate. Mr. T. Forsythe. 200 Gordon 766-2561.

PLASTERER, repairs, Cement, StuccO, painting, Gyproc, also repairs fire damaged houses. 274-2125. (French Speaking). MECHANICAL 274 INSTALLATION BERRY GARAGE, DOORS AND AUTOMATIC OPERATORS. SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATION, DOOR FIT REG'D.

669-3322. 276 PAINTERS, DECORATORS PAINT NOW PAY LATER Take up to 12 months to pay at Bank interest. No carrying charges. Guaranteed materials and workmanship. Free estimates.

Call Central Painting Ltd. 273-3349. A-1 MASTER PAINTER, Plaster repairs, rooms, $10-up. 30 years experience. 935-5906.

A-1 PAINTING, interior, clean work; guaranteed; all work by father, son. Free estimates. 626-9656. A-1 PAINTING, MINOR REPAIRS, CLEAN WORK, REASONABLE, REFERENCES. CALL CHESTER, 288- 4068.

A-1 painting, paper hanging, also roofing, carpentry building of playrooms. Reasonable rates. 769-6162. ALL EXTERIOR, INTERIOR PAINT ING. GUARANTEED WORK.

REFERENCES AVAILABLE, 331-1459. AT LOW COST, PAINTING, REPAIRS OF PLASTER, TILES, WORK GUARANTEED. REASONABLE. 351-8533 (FRENCH-SPEAKING). DUTCH PAINTER, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, PAPER-HANGING, 747-7679.

FIRST CLASS. Painters, paperhangers and floors tiled. Reliable. Reasonable. Work guaranteed.

866-9088. KITCHENS $25, ROOMS BATHROOMS CALL 731-0050. NATIONAL HOME SERVICE RED'G. FLOOR SANDING, CHIMNEYS, BRICK POINTING, CEMENT, OFF ALUMINUM WINDOWS- OORS, PAINTING FREE GIFT FOR EVERY 5 ROOMS. FREE ESTIMATES, GUARANTEED.

481-8835. PAINTER, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, WORK GUARANTEED, FREE ESTIMATE. REASONABLE, 279-9958. (French Speaking), PAINTER, LOW PRICE, FULLY EQUIPPED, WITHOUT ODOR, FREE ESTIMATE, 728-3301. PAINTER WANTS WORK, HOUSEHOLD PAINTING.

DAILY OR NIGHTLY. CALL PAUL, 533-7157. PAINTING, PLASTERING, ATING, PAPERHANGING, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR. RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, ESTIMATE. 733-7901.

PAINTING, clean, reasonable. Winter price paper-hanging, plaster repairs. References. Guaranteed work. Free estimates.

323-3047. PAINTING, interior, exterior, room $15. Celing $4.00. Repair plaster. Clean work.

Guaranteed. 669-6259. PAINTING, PLASTERING, PAPER HANGING. FREE ESTIMATES CALL 482-6686. ANYTIME.

SPECIALIST, Painting, joints, gyproc, plaster repairs. Commercial, industrial, private. 24-hour service. Bob 669-9363. French-speaking, $15 ROOM up.

Painter seeking job. Free estimate. After 6. 722-6035. THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1969 31 SERVICES To Place Your Ad Call 866-4771 278 PLUMBING, HEATING "PROGRESS PLUMBING LTD." 24 HR SERVICE HEAT.

ING. WORK GUARANTEED. REASONABLE RATES. 331-3470. 282 UPHOLSTERY A-1 UPHOLSTERY.

Chesterfields, kitchen. Free estimate, low prices, guaranteed work. Ask for Serge. 324-6464. SOFA covers in heavy plastic madeto-measure.

Free estimate. Low price. Work guaranteed. 722-7624. UPHOLSTERY, repairs, "French-Provincial," "Spanish," alian," modern.

20 years experience, free estimate, anytime 661-1239. EXPERT CRAFTSMEN. CHESTERFIELD RECOVERING, FURNITURE REPOLISHING, SLIP COVERS, KITCHEN CHAIRS. MR. FERENCI, 737-9960 ALSO SUNDAYS.

BAILIFF SALES Province of Quebec, District of Montreal. No. 6610. Provincial Court. Sabena Belgian World Airlines.

Plaintiff. versus A. Koufalis. Defendant. On the 17th day of March, at 12.00 of the clock noon, st the domicile of the said defendant, at No.

76 Villeneuve West, Apt. in the City of Montreal, will be sold by authority Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of Fairbanks Morse television set and and household effects. etc. Terms, cash. Montreal, 5th March, 1969 S.

S. Goldbloom, B.S.C. VI. 2- 9192. Province of Quebec, District of Montreal, No.

162-383. Provincial Court. George S. May International Plaintiff, versus Davies Book Company Defendant. On the 17th day of March, 1969, at 2.00 of the clock in the afternoon, at the place of business of the said defendant at No.

2220 Beaconsfield Avenue, in the City of Montreal, will be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of Smith-Corona typewriter, 1 Underwood typewriter, 1 IBM typewriter. etc. Terms, cash. Montreal, 5th March, 1969. Perry Guralnick, B.S.C.

VI. 2-9192. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ADVOCATES BUCHANAN, McALLISTER, BLAKELY HAM Suite 1239 du Canada 866-3512 Nicole Duval Hesier OGILVY, COPE, PORTEOUS, HANSARD, MARLER, MONTGOMERY RENAULT Advocates, Barristers Solicitors 700 The Royal Bank Building Place Ville Marie 875-5424 J. Angus Ogilvy, Q.C. F.

Campbell Cope, Q.C. John G. Porteous, Q. C. Hazen Hansard, Q.C.

John de M. T. H. Montgomery, Q.C. Paul F.

Renault, Q.C. Brock F. Clarke, Q.C. John G. Kirkpatrick, Q.C.

Robert E. Morrow, Q.C. Frank B. Common Jr.Q.C. William S.

William A. Grant, Q.C. Kenneth S. Howard, Q.C. Matthew S.

Hannori, Q.C. John H. Tennant, Q.C. P. Wilbrod Gauthier J.

Claude Couture, Q.C. John Bishop Marius G. Bergeron, Q.C. Julian C. C.

Chipman John A. Ogilvy Peter D. Walsh Joan Clark Pierre Legrand Pierre Cimon, Q.C. L. Yves Fortier Robert L.

Munro Donald F. Cope John G. Chamberland Terrence P. O'Connor. A.

Derek Guthrie Robert J. Cowling. Raymond Crevier Donald J. A. MacSween Michel Gagnon Antoine J.

Chagnon Robert S. Carswell Claude Fontaine Thomas S. Gillespie Paul M. Amos M. Brian Mulroney Malcolm E.

McLeod Donald A. Riendeau Bernard A. Roy Philip R. Matthews Jean A. Savard Yves W.

Brunet David P. O' Brien Jean Nadeau Gerard Pochon Casper M. Bloom Arthur H. Campeau David C. Gavsie.

William Hester G. B. Maughan Gilles Touchette Counsel J. Leigh Bishop, Q.C. Frank B.

Common, Q.C. CI. S. Richardson, Q.C. Thomas R.

Ker, Q.C. Erskine Buchanan, Q.C. W. Ross J. Arclen Blakely A.

Keith Ham George R. MacLaren Jean Turgeon SMITH, DAVIS, ANGLIN, LAING, WELDON COURTOIS 630 Dorchester Bivd. 875-5120 H. Larratt Smith, Q.C. H.

Weir Davis, Q.C. P. Anglin, Q.C. Peter M. Laing, Q.C.

Richard D. Weldon, Q.C. E. Courtois, Q.C. Ross T.

Clarkson, Q.C. R. E. Parsons Charles D. Gonthier Jacques Tetrault Derek A.

Hanson James K. Hugessen Jules G. Duchesneau Michael Dennis D. Terence Dingle Graham Nesbitt C. J.

Michael Flavell Richard W. Pound Richard A. Beaulieu Counsel Hon. Adrian K. Hugessen, Q.C.

John F. Chisholm, Q.C. Raymond Caron, Q.C. Reginald C. Harvey, Q.C.

Paul Galt Michaud, C. J. G. Thomka Gazdik, Q.C. Thomas Calder Hayk Sumbullian 535 Dorchester Bivd.

W. 866-9575 MACNAUGHTON, HARVEY, MICHAUD GAZDIK Hon. Alan A. Macnaughton, P.C., Q.C. DUQUET, MACKAY, WELDON, BRONSTETTER, WILLIS JOHNSTON Advocates, Barristers, Solicitors John E.

Duquet, Q.C. R. de Wolfe Arthur M. Weldon, Q.C. R.

Stewart Willis, Q.C. M. Carlyle Johnston Lawrence A. Poitras Paul E. Bisaillon J.

Claude Thivierge N. J. Kevin Donovan Pierre Raymond Kelvin J. MacDougall Donald B. Wilkie John A.

Penhale Andree- Anne Charbonneau THE ROYAL BANK of CANADA BLDG. PLACE VILLE MARIE Telephone 875-5240 McDOUGALL, HEMENS, CAMPBELL, HARRIS, THOMAS MASON LawrenceG. McDougall, QC James W. Hemens, Q.C. William A.

Rupert C.T. W. Desmond Thomas, QC Kathryn H. Mason Arthur C. Schweitzer David B.

Campbell John 0: Connor Peter C. Casey Ronald J. Montcalm 505 Dorchester Blvd. West 861-9613 BYERS, McDOUGALL, CASGRAIN STEWART Advocates, Barristers Solicitors Suite 2401, 800 Place Victoria 878-3711 Donald N. Byers, Q.C.

Errol K. WilliamT. Philippe Casgrain Herbert B. McNally Paul Dingle Vincent F. Lefebvre Frederick W.

Benn Jean Bazin John H. Dawson Guy Allain Ray E. Lawson Paul R. Marchand Daniel Bellemare Counsel Pierre Dessaulles, Q.C. LAFLEUR BROWN Barristers Solicitors 800 Victoria Square 878-9641 Kenneth H.

Brown, Q.C. Henri G. Lafleur, Q.C. Paul B. Pitcher, Q.C.

Ruston B. Lamb, Q.C. Bronson Culver, Q.C. Hunter Wilson, Q.C. John B.

Claxton, Q.C. Charles S. Bradeen, Jr. J. Brian McMullan Jean M.

Tardif Henri P. Lafleur Pierre Sebastien Arnold B. Sharp Daniel H. Tingley Paul A. R.

Townsend Luc R. Gervais Jean-Charles Hamelin Georges Audet Counsel: Kenneth A. Wilson, Q.C. A. Maxwell Boulton, Q.C.

STEWART, McKENNA, WAGNER, LORIOT PHELAN Barristers and Solicitors J. Gibb Stewart, Q.C., Thomas J. McKenna, Claude Wagner, Q.C., MNA Francois Loriot, J. Daniel Phelan Counsel Raymond Q.C. 507 Place D'Armes 842-3436 KIERANS, KISILENKO GUAY Barristers Solicitors Duncan Kisilenko, Q.C.

P. Emmet Kierans, Q.C. Pierre Jacques Sevmour Bell, Q. C. Christian Canada Cemont Building Phillips Square Terephone 866-3394 RIEL, BISSONNETTE, VERMETTE RYAN Barristers Solicitors Stock Exchange Tower 800 Victoria Square Suite 2104 Montreal 115 Maurice Riel, Q.C.

Albert Bissonnette, Q.C, Clermont Vermette Gerald J. Ryan, Q.C. Jaime W. Dunton Jean Louis Georges Clermont Michel J. Green Jean Infante Telephone: 866-6743 Cable Address: RIVERDIN For space in this Directory 861-1111, OBITUARIES C.

HUGH HANSON Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. James the Apostle Church for C. Hugh Hanson, former Montreal executive committee vice-chairman, who died at his nome yesterday after a lengthy illness. He was 82.

Born in Montreal, and educated Mr. Hanson worked briefly' in the insurance business, before devoting his life to the brewing industry. He retired as executive vice-president of Canadian Breweries in 1952 and served as a part-time consultant until fully retiring in 1963. Mr. Hanson was active in charity work with the Red Feather and the Rotary Club of Montreal.

He commanded the Canadian Grenadier Guards (Militia) and held the rank of lieutenant-colonel. Shortly after the Second World War, Mr. Hanson fought for veterans' rights. He insisted that Canada should put a stop to immigration until Canadian veterans and their families had been housed and employed. In the early 50's, Mr.

Hanson, as executive committee vice-chairman for the city spoke out against the building of a subway here, feeling that a series of expressways would do a better job. He also wanted more tunnels and bridges for the city. He also backed a civil defence program for the Militia and warned Canada about its lack of preparedness in case of nuclear attack. Mr. Hanson was also active on the Montreal Board of Trade and represented their interests on many occasions.

He is survived by wife, the former Kathleen Cains; a daughter Adrienne (Mrs. S. A. Cobbett); a sister Dorothy; a brother Denny and two grandchildren. J.

H. MACFARLANE A private funeral service was held yesterday for J. Harrison (Harry) Macfarlane, well-known in the city's construction industry. He was 73. Mr.

Macfarlane was born here and received his education at Westmount Academy and McGill University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts and Science in 1916. He served overseas with the 9th Canadian Field Ambulance in the First World War and was awarded the rare Distinguished Conduct Medal and Bar. In the Second World War he was actively engaged with the Allied War Supply Board and later with Crown Assets Disposal Corporation. Mr. Macfarlane is survived by his wife, the former Doris Marguerite Topham; a son Ian a daughter Marguerite (Mrs.

C. W. Perry); a sister Gertrude; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. BAILIFF SALES Province of Quebec, District of Montreal. 0.

164752 Provincial Court. Aird Equipment Plaintiff versus A. Gendron Asphalt Defendant. On the 17th day of March, 1969, at 12.00 of the clock noon, at the domicile and place of business of the said defendant at No. 440 Kugler in Duvernay, in the City of Laval, will be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause consisting of 1 Admiral television set, 1 Crosley television set, 1 Singer sewing machine, etc.

Terms, Cash. Montreal, 5th March 1969. F. Bissonnette, B.S,C. VI.

2-9192. Province of Quebec, District of Montreal. No. 154-647. Provincial Court.

Frank F. Hubscher, Plaintiff, versus Centennial Automatic Vending Co. Silver Dollar Cabaret Stanley Kasner, Defendants. On the 17th day of March, 1969, at 1.00 of the clock in the afternoon, at the place of storage of the Paul said Emile guarat No. 6705 Lamarche, in the City of St.

Leonard, will be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, Silver Dollar Cabaret seized in this cause, consisting of National cash register, cigarette vending machine M-12009. Terms, Cash. Montreal, 5th March, 1969. S. S.

Goldbloom, B.S.C, VI. 2- 9192. Province of Quebec, District of Montreal. No. 148-016.

Provincial Court. Sabona Belgian World Airlines, Plaintiff, versus Dimitrios Eliapoulos, Defendant. On the 17th day of March, 1969, at 3.00 of the clock in the afternoon, at the domicile of the said defendant, at No. 271 Laurier Avenue West, in the City of Montreal, will be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of 1 television set (21) console model and and household effects, etc. Terms, cash.

Montreal, 5th March, 1969. Irving Fruitman, B.S.C. VI. 2-9192. Province of Quebec, District of Montreal.

No. 142-539. Provincial Gold Circle Plaintiff, versus Gerard Dendooven, Defendant. On the 17th day of March, 1969, at 3.00 of the clock in the afternoon, at the domicile of the ssid defendant, at No. 1615 Blvd.

Jules Poitras, Apt. 302., in the City of St. Laurent, will be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of Syivania television set. and household effects, etc. Terms, cash.

Montreal, 5th March, 1969. H. Gornitsky, B.S.C. VI. 2- 9192.

ENGAGEMENTS REQUIEM MASSES BIRTHS, CHOSEN CHILDREN AND CARDS OF THANKS MARRIAGE NOTICES BIRTHS UNVEILINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS IN MEMORIAMS To Place These NOTICES of Vital Statistics; Please Call 866-4771 HOURS A.M. to 5.00 P.M. daily SUNDAY and holidays from P.M. RATES per wore 1 (except Saturday 9.00 to 4.30 P.M. (Birtn and minimum charge A.M to 12 noon) Death Notices only) $1.50 FREE! Dr.

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BIRTHS CARPENTER. Michael and Georgia (nee Copland) have a sister for Jennifer. She is Alison, born March 5th, 1969, at the Catherine Booth Hospital: Everyone happy. DODD. Brian and Judi (nee Pereira) are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, on March 4th, 1969, at the Reddy Memorial Hospital.

Both well. ENDO. To Tsunemi and Diane (nee Kobuke), proudly announce the birth of a son on March 5th, 1969, at the Montreal General Hospital. Both well. EVANS.

Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Evans are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Carey Jean on March 3rd, 1969, at St. Mary's Hospital. FRASER.

Bruce and Barbara (nee Callahan), proudly announce the birth of a baby daughter at St. Mary's Hospital on March 4th, 1969. Sister Heather and Robert. GILES. Sandra, Larry and Brenda are pleased to announce the arrival of Brent Howard, 5 025.

born on Monday, March 3rd, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Parents are Bob and Janet (nee Stoddard). All well. GILLIS. Fred and Mary (nee Bennett) proudly announce the birth of a son, March 4th, 1969, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Both well. GWYN. Mr. Gwyn (nee Sandy happy to announce William McKinnon, at Jeffery Hale's City, and Mrs. Peter McKinnon), are the birth of a son, on March 4th, 1969, Hospital, Quebec Maarten and Rosamond, a daughter, Catherine Jane, on March 1st, 1969, at Montreal General pital.

Sister to Elizabeth. KINGSTON. Tom and Linn (nce Jervis), proudly announce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer, on March 1st, 1969, at Montreal General Hospital. LANGUAY. Dennis and Heather (nee MacDonald) proudly announce the arrival of their 7 lb.

8 oz. daughter on March 2nd, 1969, at the St. Joseph's Hospital. Both well. LEE.

Richard and Mailin (nee Fond) proudly announce the birth of 8 son on March 3rd, 1969 at Catherine Booth Hospital. Mother and son well. MacMILLAN. Bill and Anne are happy to announce the birth of witliam Bruce, on Monday, March 3rd, 1969, at the Lakeshore General Hospital. A brother for Andrew and ther.

MURPHY. To Mark and Francine, (nee Lauzon), another red-headed son, on March 4th, 1969. Birthday gift for Mark Patrick; at St. Mary's si Hospital, Andrew. Both well.

proudly announces the birth of her baby brother, Robert, March 2nd, 1969, Ottawa Civic Hospital. Happy parents are Claude and Carol (nee Corby). All well. ROULEAU. Yves and Ghislaine (nee Moreau) happily announce the birth of a son, Francis, on February 26th, at St.

Justine Hospital. Both well. University CEGEPS announced Two more universities have announced they will introduce a two -year pre-university CEGEP program this September. McGill University and Bishop's University will offer the course qualifying graduates to enter three-year university courses in Arts and Sciences. McGill will conduct its program over the next four years.

Bishop's will continue its program until enough English-language CEGEPs are available in the province. Sir George has already announced a similar program. This year Grade XII graduates can enter the first year of the new three-year university program. Grade XI graduates must take the tv CEGEP course before entering the three-year program. Education officials in Quebec are contemplating eliminating Grade XII and following the five-year post-secondary formula.

The first English-language CEGEP will be opened in September at Dawson College with an expected enrollment of 1.800. The government will share the cost of student fees but has not yet indicated how much. Thomson again LONDON (CP) The Thomson organization will launch its fifth new evening newspaper in Britain during the summer. Lord Thomson's firm announced yesterday that the paper will be called The Evening Record and will cover the SloughMaidenhead-Eton area just west of London. BIRTHS SAWARIN.

John and Dorothy, (nee Every), proudly announce of their daughter Jennifer Kathryn Ann, on March 2nd, 1969, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. SHAPIRO. Allen and Penny (nee Rudnikoff), proudly announce the birth of their daughter, 7 10 on March 4th, 1969, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Both well. SNYDER.

David and Roslyn (nee Hawkins) proudly announce the arrival of their 8 lb. 2 oz. son on March 3rd, 1969, at the Montreal General Hospital. Both well. WAGNER.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wagner (nee Suzanne Chasse), are happy, March to 4th, announce 1969 the at birth the of a Queen son Elizabeth Hospital.

Bot well. WAYLAND. Mr. and Mrs. David Wayland (Mary Lou De Benedetti) take, their pleasure first in baby, announcing Christopher the birth Andrew, on March 4th, 1969, at St.

Mary's Hospital. Mother and son are beautiful and doing well. WHITTALL. To Mr. and Mrs.

Ross B. Whittall (nee Marion kins), on March 4th at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, a son. Brother to Earl, Kevin and Barry. ZARR. Marvyn and Sylvia (nee Ullman) proudly announce the birth of a daughter at the Jewish General Hospital, on March 3rd, 1969, sister to Larry.

Both well. DEATHS ALLEN, Royden H. (Bus) At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on March 5th, 1969, beloved husband of Marjorie P. MacDonald, dear father of (Mrs. John Rickard), grandfather of Michael, Jeffery and Tracy.

Funeral from D. A. Collins Memorial Chapel, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire, on Friday, at 11 a.m. Interment Rideau Memorial Gardens: Please omit flowers, donations to the Tumor Fund, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Dr. Alan Hood, will be gratefully acknowledged.

ARCHER, Therese. On February 28th, 1969, at Paris, France, Therese de Salaberry, beloved wife of the late Hon. Charles Hector Archer, and dearest mother of the Hon. Mrs. Georges P.

Vanier. Resting at the Chapel. of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain from 6 p.m.

Thursday, March 6th, 1969. Funeral service will be held at the Cathedral Mary Queen of the world, 11 a.m. Friday, March 7th, 1969. Burial will be in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. By special request in lieu of floral tributes contributions either to the Montreal Cardiological institute or the Vanier Institute of the Family, 170 Metcalfe Ottawa, will be gratefully appreciated by the family and officially acknowledged.

BALDOCK, Anita. On March 6th, 1969, at the St. Eustache General Hospital, Anita Poisson, beloved wife of the late Arthur Baldock; dear mother of Mrs. John Tester (Claire), Colin, Mrs. W.

Fraser (Sonia), and the late Nelson; dear sister of Bernice. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke St. West. Requiem High Mass in St. Theophile Church, Laval West, on Saturday at 11 a.m.

Interment Parish Cemetery. BERGERON, Gaston. Accidentally, at St. Sebastien, on March 1st, 1969, Gaston Bergeron, in his 30th year, beloved husband of Marguerite Olsen; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

and Phillias Bergeron, at Philipsburg, brother of Jean-Guy, Jean-Louis, Alice, Denise and Richard. Resting at Hugh C. Fetterly Son Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington St. Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church, on Saturday, at 9 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

BODE, George W. Suddenly at the Lakeshore General Hospital on March 2nd, 1969, aged 71 years, beloved husband of Marie Buchholzer. Funeral service was held privately. BOSTOCK. Peacefully, on February 25th, 1969, in hospital, Elsie, of 29A Part Street, Southport, England, companion and dearly loved friend of the late Nina Hannah Beavis Oakes.

CARTER, Ellen Frances. At the Montreal General Hospital on March 6th, 1969, Ellen Frances Burke, aged 74 years, wife of the late Thomas Carter and mother of Thomas, Edward, Jack, James, Margaret, Robert, Nick, William, Joan and David. Resting at the Hugh C. Fetterly Son Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington St. Funeral from St.

Gabriel's Church on Saturday at 10 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. COUSINEAU, J. Onesime. At Montreal, March 5th, 1969, aged 67 years, J. Onesime Cousineau, beloved husband of Marie-Paule Morin of 1330 Latour St.

Laurent. Funeral Saturday, March 8th from Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 400 Henri Bourassa East for service in St. Hippolyte Church, St. Laurent, at 10 a.m., thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. DAINTREY, Bernice.

Suddenly at her residence, North Hatley, 1969, P.Q., on Wednesday, March 5th, Bernice Cowan, beloved wife of Charles S. Daintrey and dear mother of Catherine (Mrs. Brock Maclaren) and grandmother of George and Jamie, in her 77th year. Resting at the R. L.

Bishop Son Funeral Home, 76 Queen Lennoxville, P.Q. Funeral service from St. Barnabus Church, North Hatley, on Saturday, March 8th at 2 p.m. Rev. Digby Buxton officiating.

Interment Huntingville Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Shriners Hospital, Montreal. Flower Marques 1966 Florists Shoppe Ltd. Decorators FUNERAL FLOWERS SHIVA BASKETS EPICUREAN CHEESE TRAYS 739-6377 OPEN SUNDAYS 4964 Queen Mary Rd. DEATHS DAVID, Robert Emile.

At the Hotel Dieu Hospital on March 3rd, 1969, Robert Emile David beloved husband of Christa Anna Rode and father of Renee (Mrs. A. H. Mathieu) of New York, grandfather of Robert Christa Mathieu and Dominique, and Veronique Fourier Ruelle. Resting at the Chapel of Jos C.

Wray 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from the Church of Annunciation Town of Mount Royal 9 a.m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers donations sent to Canadian Heart Fund will be gratefull acknowledged. DELANEY, Kathleen.

Suddenly, on March 3rd, 1969 at her residence, Kathleen Delaney, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Patrick Delaney. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke St. West.

Requiem Mass in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church on Thursday at 9 a.m, Interment Richmond, Quebec. EMILIAN, Joseph. At Jewish General Hospital, March 6th, 1969, husband of Pusa Grumberg; father of Armand. Funeral will be held from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 6505 Cote des Neiges Road at 11 o'clock Friday, March 7th.

Interment De La Savanne Cemetery, EVANS, Lily. At her late residence, on March 3rd, 1969, Ida Lily Johnson, beloved wife of the late Waiter Edgar Evans, and dear mother of W. Stuart of Skaneateles, N.Y., and Shirley (Mrs. George R. Charlton) of Edmonton, Alberta.

Survived by 6 grandchildren, Linda, Peter and James Evans and Thomas, Ann and James Charlton. Funeral from Rosedale Chapel, 4911 FREGEAU, Albert T. Suddenly, on Wednesday, March 5th, 1969, Albert T. Fregeau, Q.C., in his 67th year, beloved husband of Catherine Gill and father of Mary (Mrs. Otto Engelbert), Essex Junction, Vermont.

Resting at Cass Funeral Home, 39 Dufferin Stanstead, where friends may call, 2 to 4, 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday and Friday. The funeral will be held Saturday, March 8th at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Rock Island at 11 a.m. Rev. erend G. Guay officiating.

Spring interment in Mont St. Mary Cemetery, Stanstead. HANSON, Col. Charles Hugh. At his residence on Thursday, March 6th, 1969, Col.

Charles Hugh Hanson, beloved husband of Kathleen Cains and dear father of Adrienne (Mrs. S. A. Cobbett) and brother of Dorothy Hanson and Denny A. Hanson.

Resting at the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray Bro. 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from the Church of St.

James The Apostle, 11 a.m., Saturday, to Mount Royal Cemetery. HARPER, Kenneth. On March 3rd. 1969 at St. Ann's Military Hospital, Kenneth Harper, aged 62 years, beloved husband of Helen Douglas and dear nephew of Mrs.

Mary A. Lewis. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 3580 Sherbrooke St. West. Requiem mass in St.

Ignatius of Loyola Church on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment Field of Honor Pointe Claire. HASLETT, George Leland. At The Montreal General Hospital, on March 6th, 1969, George Leland Haslett, aged 75, husband of the late Catherine Winnifred Lemon, and father of James, Helen (Mrs. D.

Robertson) and Leland. Resting at. Hugh C. Fetterly Son Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington St. Funeral from St.

Gabriel's Church on Saturday, at 11 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. JEMMETT, Arthur. At Newton Abbott Hospital, near Paignton, South Devon, England, on Wednesday, March 5th, 1969, beloved husband of Laurie. Service in Paignton. KERNOD, Mabel.

At St. Laurent, March 4th, 1959, aged 70, Miss Mabel Kernod, dear daughter of the late Charles Kernod and of the late Elizabeth Spence. Survived by her niece, Alma Kelly. Service Friday, March 7th, from J. R.

Deslauriers Funeral Chapel, 790 St. Croix Blvd. in St. Laurent at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.

MACFARLANE, H. (Harry), D.C.M. and Bar. Suddenly at his residence on March 4th, 1969, in his 75th year, beloved husband of Doris Marguerite Topham; dear father of Marguerite (Mrs. C.

W. Perry), and lan, brother of Gertrude. Private funeral was held from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St.

to Mount Royal Cemetery. If desired, donations to The Old Brewery Mission would be appreciated. McCABE, Mary. On Wednesday, March 5th, 1969, at Rivington, Mary McCabe (Mcintosh), dearly beloved wife of the late John McCabe. Survived by four sons: Donald, Rivington; Stanley, Montreal; Richard, Toronto; and Hugh, Smiths Falls.

FUneral service at 2 p.m., Friday, March 7th, from the McKimmie Funeral Parlor, Grenville. McLEOD, William H. Suddenly in Montreal on March 6th, 1969. Funeral from Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges at 11 a.m.: Saturday, Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Canadian Heart Foundation.

DEATHS MORRIS, Eric. Cecil. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on March 5th, 1969, beloved husband of Dorothy Popham and dear father of Eric, Mary (Mrs. Charles E. Moore) and George.

Resting at the Chapel of Tees Co. Towers at Maisonneuve. Funeral prim vate at St. Philip's Church, Montreal West. on Saturday, 11 a.m., to Mount Royal Crematorium.

POPE, Constance Winifred. In Montreal, March 6th. 1969, Constance Winifred Dobbin, in her 90th year, beloved wife of the late Harry Bonfield Pope, beloved mother of Francis Robert (Scotland) and George Bennett. Funeral from the Chapel of Tees Co. Towers at Maisonneuve, on Seturday at 11 a.m., to Mount Royal Crematorium.

MARTINEAU, WALKER, ALLISON, BEAULIEU, PHELAN MacKELL Jean Martineau, Q.C. Robert H. Walker, Q.C. George A. Allison, Q.C.

Roger L. Beaulieu, Q.C. Charles A. Phelan Peter R. D.

Mackell J. Clermont John H. Gomery Robert A. Hope Maurice J. Lambert Toupin Bertrand Lacombe F.

Michel Gagnon Edmund E. Tobin C. Stephen Cheasley Richard J. F. Bowie James A.

O' Reilly Jack R. Miller Bruce Cleven "Michel Lassonde Michael P. Carroll Jean L. C. Aubert Counsel Harold E.

Walker, Q.C. William Tetley, Q.C., M.P.Q. 34th Floor, Place Victoria 878-1971 MacGREGOR EWASEW John Ewasew, Q.C. Laurence G. MacGregor, A.P.I.C.

Jacques Nols, LL.L. Suite 2317, Place Victoria 878-3501 DOHENY, DAY, MACKENZIE LAWRENCE 1203 IBM Building diarie 878-3661 5 Place Ville Daniel O' C. Doheny, Q.C. Grant H. Day, Q.C.

David Mackenzie John E. Lawrence Tass G. Grivakes P. Gervais Raymond LeMoyne Peter V. Gundy A.

R. Deane Nesbitt Pierre G. Rioux David M. Doubilet McMASTER, MEIGHEN, MINNION, PATCH CORDEAU Barristers Solicitors 129 St. James Street West 842-9805 D.

R. McMaster, Q.C. T. R. Meighen, A.

M. Minnion, Q.C. R. A. Patch, Q.C.

R. Cordeau, Q.C. A S. Hyndman R. C.

Legge T. C. Camp A. K. Paterson R.

J. Riendeau W. E. Stavert C. S.

Alexander R. Plant H. Senecal F. R. Carsley M.

A. Meighen R. A. Pratt D. F.

Marler J. B. Cornish Counsel R. C. Holden, Q.C.

P. Hutchison, Q.C. E. H. Cliff, Q.C.

O'BRIEN, HOME, HALL, NOLAN, SAUNDERS, SMYTH Barristers 2100 Place du Canada John L. O' Brien, Q.C. George W. Hall, Q.C. Ernest E.

Jerome C. Smyth Pierre Boudreault Mary 0. Herzberg Jean Guibault Louis S. Bonin Solicitors 878-4201 John McG. Home, Q.C.

John A. Nolan, Q.C. Robert S. O'Brien John R. Hannan Colin K.

Irving Douglas S. Pryde Colin D. Blakely Anne Marie Trahan BEAUREGARD, BRISSET REYCRAFT ADVOCATES Lucien Beauregard, Q.C, Jean Brisset, Q.C. L. S.

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Davidson Michael Davis Edouard Baudry 620 St. James West 849-7317 TANSEY, deGRANDPRE, BERGERON, LAVERY, O'DONNELL CLARK Barristers Solicitors Harold A. Tansey, Q.C. L. P.

Q.C. Antime Bergeron, Q.C. Claude Lavery, Q.C. J. Vincent O'Donnell Eric L.

Clark Paul P. Suzanne Bourdeau Robert W. Mason Francis R. Fox Robert Boyer John L. Howard Guy Lemay Gavin Wyllie J.

Fraser Martin Bernard Faribault Jean-Pierre Mongeau Allan Lutfy Counsel Elizabeth C. Monk, Q.C. 360 St. James St. 845-9121 MENDELSOHN, ROSENTZVEIG, SHACTER TAVISS S.

Leon C. Manuel Shacter, Q.C. Jack Shayne Stanley Taviss A. A. Barauskas Joseph Tarasofsky W.

Robert Golfman 1010 St. Catherine Leo. Rosentzvieg, Q.C. E. Leo Kolber Jack Greenstein William Levitt Max Mendelsohn' Edward Aronoff Allan Axelrod St.

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Alary Victor Melancon Jean Crepeau Jean -Jacques Gagnon on Olivier Prat Richard David Micheline Audette: Luce Dionne-Bourassa Claude Fabien Serge D. Tremblay Marc Desiardins Gilles Fafard Henri Yann Heurtel Conseils Le Emile Poissant, C.R. Fernand C.R. 2501 Tour de la Bourse Place Victoria Montreal 3 Telephone: 878-4311 BRAIS, CAMPBELL, PEPPER, DURAND, RIOPEL LAFFOLEY F. Philippe Brais, Q.C.

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Laffoley Jacques Caron Claude Ferron Pierre Fournier The Royal Bank of Canada Bldg. 1 Place Ville Marie 875-5454 NOTARIES Wickham, Wickham Lussier NOTARIES 627 Dorchester Blvd. Montreal A. Patrick Wickham Arthur T. Wickham Robert Lussier Paul V.

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845-7126 MARION, ROBIC ROBIC Patent Trade Mark Attorneys Formerly Marion Marion 2100 Drummond St. Contact WALTER P. ROSS Local 325 PSAROS, Emmanuel. Suddenly in this city, aged 50 years, beloved son of Persefoni Kollios Psaros, and dear brother of Christopher and Angela. Resting at the Chapel of M.

A. Blythe Bernier, 3682 Park Avenue, near Pine. Funeral in St. George's Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Thursday, at 2 p.m. interment Mount Royal Cemetery.

ROGERS, Watson John. At the Riffin Nursing Home, on March 4th, 1969, in his 91st year, dearly beloved husband of Doris Winifred Gay, brother-in-law of Mrs. C. F. Pinder (Hilda), granduncle of Mrs.

J. K. Bradford (Shirley), and great grand-uncle of Stewart Bradford, also dear uncle of H. Cameron Tanner of Oakville, Robert C. Tanner of Ottawa and George Gay of Montreal.

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

Those wishing to send a memorial tribute, a donation to the Friendly Home for Children, 5867 Cote St. Antoine would be appreciated. ROSENBLOOM, Jack. On Tuesday, March 4th, 1969, beloved husband of Paula Weiser; son of the late Annie and Myer Rosenbloom; father of Harvey, Mrs. Philip Borrow (Claire), Marvin, Mrs.

Nicki Lang (Helen); brother of Mrs. Ben Harris (Sarah), Issie, Dora, Dave and Mrs. Nat Dumansky (Fanny); also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, on Thursday, March 6th at 12 noon, to Adath Israel Congregation Cemetery, de la Savane Rd. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to the Cancer Research Society.

Shiva private. ROSS-SMITH, Scott. Accidentally on North Pender Island, B.C., March Sth, 1969, Scott Ross-Smith, four year old son of George Ross-Smith and Marilyn Stewart; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart of Brownsburg, Que.

Funeral notice later. STEEVES, Grace. At St. Andrew East, aged 87 years, Grace Settlington, beloved wife of the late G. A.

Steeves. Also survived by three sisters, Edith, Hazel and Ellen. Funeral Thursday from Bertrand Ladouceur Funeral Home, 140 Principle St. Andrew East. Service at 2 p.m.

Thence to Parish Cemetery. Cote des Neiges at 3 p.m.. Thursday. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. WOLFE, Lt.

-Col. Charles. At the Hotel. Dieu Hospital on Thursday, March 6th, 1969, Lt. -Col.

Charles F. Wolfe, beloved husband of Amy Fardell and dear father of Mrs. Amy Vance and Robert, both of Kingston. Resting at the James Reid Funeral Home, Princess Street, opposite Sydenham Street, for service in the Chapel, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Interment Anglican Cemetery Cataraqui.

IN MEMORIAM MILLOY. In loving memory of 3 dear mother who passed away on March 7th, 1966. Always remembered by her daughter Mary and son-in-law John and granddaughter Dibs. PATENAUDE, Paul. In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away on March 7th, 1967.

This day comes with deep regrets, It brings back a day we will never forget. You fell asleep without saying goodbye But memory of you will never die. Sadly missed and always remembered. Your loving wife Thelma. VENDITTOLI, Giovanni, who passed March 7th, 1965.

He suffered patiently and long, His hope was bright, his faitir was strong, The peace of Jesus filled his breast And in His arms he sank to rest. Your loving daughter Juliette. Miss FLORISTS INC 'For Flowers that Please" 1420 McGILL COLLEGE VI 9.7721 TEES CO. INC. IN SECOND CENTURY OF SERVICE TO MONTREAL R.

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