The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 46

The GAZLHE, Montreal, Nov. 28, N7i 46 WANTED TO PURCHASE 246! Strike bill to rule Post station ALL portable TV, wanted, bad condition. 739-593. qood or ti r- A TOMATIC washer "preferably needmq repair" dryer, mini-washer, "preferably needing repair." 516x4 SUNDAY 0 HOLIDAYS From 12 noon to 4 p.m. (Birth and Death Notices only.) RATES 8c per word.

Minimum Charge S.OO per day. HOURS From :30 a.m. to 4 30 dally (to 5 p.m. for private parties). Closed Saturdays.

vital services on BEST prices paid sions in need of for colour tele vl-repairs. 631-9516 Also listed in these columns Engagements, Marriage Notices, Birth t. Chosen Children, Requiem Mattes, In Memoriam, Unveilings and Cards of thanks. safe blown with nitro Burglars using nitroglycerine blew open the safe of a Ville LaSalle postal station early yesterday and made off with about $14,000 in stamps and cash, 3.000 blank money orders, a stamp meter containing about $1,000 worth Wanted 9.000 grand-father 246x21 CASH for Christmas? old furniture pictures, clock. 933-6588.

Pay 246 PIANO wanted for student, cash. 373-0355, 274-0536. DEATHS BIRTHS buy-sell, 274-5934. 8017 St. Hu-Dealer.

246x8 PIANOS: We bert, 272-B285, WE BUY new and used appliances and TV, 336-2750. Dealer. 216x30 DENT. Bruce and Jill (nee Harkness), proudly announce the birth of a dauqhter. 8 lb.

6' 3 0 on November 27th, 1972. at the Catherine Booth Hospital. Sister for Andrew. Both well. 28 HERRON.

To Alex and Susan (nee Fraser) a son, November 22, 1972, Toronto General Hospital. 28 284 PERSONALS DEATHS RANKIN, Mary. In hospital at Ottawa on Sunday, November 26, 1972, Mary MacDonald, beloved wife of Donald Rankin of 2148 Belair Drive. Ottawa, dear mother of Loret-ta (Mrs. Lome Cummings), Catherine, Bernadette and Marqaret.

Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carling Ottawa. Funeral Tuesday to St. Basil Church for Mass at 11 a.m. Interment Capitol Memorial Gardens. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society appreciated.

28 Cournoyer could not say if the proposed legislation would limit the right to strike in the public service. He said this right, recognized in HIM by the government of Premier Jean esage "has never been used in bad faith." TWO-BLADED KNIFE The minister said strikes are a good method of applying pressure, "but are often a CARMICHAEL, William John. At the Royal Victoria Hospital on November 26, 1972. William John Car-michael, beloved husband of the late Maud Costello and dear father of Wilma (Mrs. Bliss Rooerts) of Moses Lake, Washington and Joyce Millwood, Vlsi'ation at Clarke Mac-Gillivray White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers S'reet (at Maiscnneuve) 011 Monday.

November 27, at 1 p.m. Funeral service from Tees Memorial Chapel on Wednesday, November 29, at 11 a.m. (Parking on premises). 29 JALBERT. Laurel Ann proudly announces her debut, at 8 lb, 11 in the presence of mother Gwyneth and father John at the Catherine Booth Hospital, on Friday, November 24, 1972, while brother Todd and sisters Robyn and Andrea of stamps and employees' pay-cheques.

The robbery occurred shortly after 1:30 a.m. at 0100 Jean Milot near Lafleur, and was discovered several hours later. The safecrackers entered the building by forcing the lock off a back door. Then they broke through the wall of a vault by smashing cement ABORTION IMMEDIATE HELP NO OFFICE CHARGE 24 HOURS SERVICE 849-8013-4-5-6-7 1454 Mountain Suite 308 near Metro Peel or Guy MME. LARIVEE 284x5 knife with two blades, be COURNOYER JEAN patiently slept at grandparents John 11 cause they deprive the popu- and Ada cardwei QUEBEC (CP) A bill that would ensure settlement of management union disputes in the Quebec public service over definition of essential services will be introduced in the national assembly before Christmas, Labor Miniter Jean Cour-noyer said yesterday.

The minister told journalism students at Laval University that a labor tribunal would impose a decision in the event of a dispute between the two parties over what essential services must be maintained during a strike. SET THE METHODS Cournoyer. who is alsa ptiblice minister, said the bill would not attempt to define essential services in each sector of the public service, because this would be a mathematical impossibility. Instead it would establish "the methods for determining essential services." The legislation has been under study since last spring, when a general public service strike caused severe disruptions of essential sen-ices in CARON, Mrs. Adrien.

At McMas-terville, Quebec, on November 25. 1972, aged 63 years, Jeannie Kennedy, wile ol Adrien Caron, residinq at 115 Nadeau Street, in McMaster-ville. Funeral was held in Sacred Heart Church, at 10 a.m., on Monday, November 77. Interment McMasterville Cemetery. Arrangements by Maurice Demers Funeral Home 881 Monseigneur Laval.

Be-loeii. Quebec. 28 I hARD, Laurent. Executive Vice-President of Canadian U.S. Knitting, suddenly on November 24, 1972; beloved husband of Vera Men-cik; dear father of John, Marc, Pierre and Jeanne; his mother Mrs.

Alexander Richard of Quebec City, his sister Mrs. Nicolas Paquette of Quebec; brothers Major Pierre i hard of Calqary, Lieutenant Colonel Francois Richard of St. Hilaire, Jean Richard of Montreal, Antoine Richard and Dominique Richard of Quebec. Service November 28 at 2.00 p.m. at Beimont Cemetery in Quebec, followed by mass at 3.00 at Citadel Chapel of Quebec.

Relatives and friends are requested to go directly to the cemetery. Please omit flowers; donations to the Heart Foundation would be gratefully appreciated. 28 KLOPFER. Alex and Sherry (nee Arnott) announce the birth of a son, 8 lb. 13 on Sunaay, November 26.

1972. at the Grace hospital. Ottawa. Both well. 30 KUOSIA.

Chandra and Wendy prouaiy announce the birth of their son, Rajiv 8 lb. 2 Lakeshore General Hospital, November 24, 1972. ABORTIONS lation of certain services, and cause the unions to lose the sympathy of the workers." Cournoyer said he intends to reform the public service and appoint a "direct employer, a director of personnel." He told the students he hoped to "be relieved of certain responsibilities, because the labor minister is blocks with sledge-hammers. "They must have been professionals, they did a very neat job on the safe with the nitro." said a police officer. Police believe no one heard the explosion because the postal station is located in a sparsely populated area.

The Montreal Police bomb squad was summoned to the scene to investigate the blast. hospitals throughout the province. The Quebec government passed emergency legislation Nov. 15 obliging striking Hydro-Quebec workers to furnish broadly-defined essential services. TEMPORARY ONLY However, the emergency legislation gives only a broad definition of what constitutes essential services.

Cournoyer said it would remain in effect only until Hydra-Quebec and its' 8.500 employees settle their dispute. IMMEDIATE HELP 277-4183 OR 277-1311 No Office Charqe, 9 To 9 Daily 7200 HUTCHISON, SUITE 107 Corner Jean-Talon and Park Betty-Farhood Center 284x16 Brother tor Shari. 28 LEMAN. Pierre and Effie (nee Helios), joyfully announce the birth of their daughter, on November 26, 1972, at the Montreal Gereral Hospital. Sister to Kim.

Mom and baby well. Thanks to Dr. Parsons and staff. 29 McGIBBON. Ross and Nina (nee Shalhoub) proudly announce the birth of a son, 7' 2 lbs.

Saturday. November 25, 1972 in Toronto. All well. 29 FRANKLIN, Dorothy. At the Royal Victoria Hospital on Saturday, November 25, 1972.

Dorothy Davies, beloved wife of Frank William Franklin, dear mother of Elaine, Dorothy (Mrs. B. A. Reddy), loving grandmotner of David, Wendy-Jane and Shan. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 56 4 4 Ban-nantyne Avenue (at Beatty), Verdun.

Funeral service from Grace Anglican Church, Poin'e St. Charles, Tuesday. November 28. at 11 a.m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park.

28 blamed for all tiie problems that affect the province, like the recent power blackouts" during the Hydro-Quebec strike earlier this month. LEGAL NOTICES 300 ABORTIONS We are Canadian organization that will provide free information and counselling about legal abortions in Montreal and New York. Montreal Women's Help Organization 2121 St. Mathieu Suite 105 935-2517 Monday Saturday 931-3177 9 a.m. 8 p.m.

28x13 DEATHS NOTICE Notice is hereby qiven that Certificate of Reqistry No. 2551 has been issued on January 1st, 1971, to The Equitable General Insurance FREWIN, Leonard C. (Bob). At his residence on November 26, 1972 Leonard C. (Bob) Frewin, beloved husband of Helen Tnrosby, dear father of Joan (Mrs.

G. 0. Grant) of Oakville, Ontario, and Robert T. Funeral service at the Church of the Advent, Westmoun. on Wednesday at II a.m to Mou.v Royal Crema torium.

Please omit flowers. 29 BERNIER, Leopold. At 'he Notre Dame Hospi'al on Sunday, November 26 1972 Leopold Bernier, be loved husband of the late Mignonne Machabee. Visi'ation at Clarke Mac-Gil'ivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke S'reet West. Eucha-ristic Celebra'ion in St.

Augus' ne of ROCHFORT, Capl. Malcolm Herbert. Suddenly at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on November 26, 1972, beloved husband of Enid, dear father of Ciive. Hume and Veronica and grandfather of Terry, Dale and Julien. 28 SHAW, Rela Marjorie.

At the Montreal Neurological Institute on Sunday, November 26, 1972, Reta Mariorie Major, dearly loved mother oi Peter and dear daughter of Mildred Grandin and the late Ken-ne'h Major, sister of Nancy (Mrs. Bcv. White). Visitation at Clarke White Funeral Directors J-ie-i St. Catherine St.

East (at William David). Funeral service from St. Luke's Anglican Church, 3001 Holt Rosemount, on Wednesday, November 29 at 12.30 p.m. Interment Hawthorne-Dale Cemetery. 29 SIMARD, Robert (Bob).

Suddenly at Montreal on November 26, 1972, aqed 40 years, beloved husband of Mary Stefano, dear father of Gary and Kathryn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simard, brother of Paul and Donald. Funeral from D. A.

Collins Chaoel, 5610 She--brooke Street Wes', or, Wednesday at 2 p.m., to Montreal Memorial Park. 29 French citizens groups may join CNTU, party DIVORCE Financing and information 3 Place Ville Marie, Suite 89 866-8118 284x21 INSTITUTE DE MASSAGES ANJOU 6351 Joseph Renaud, Aniou Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 352-7152 284x23 GAMBLE, Miriam Eliia. At McMasterville, November 27, 1972, aqed 87 years, beloved wife of the late Albert Gamble, dear mother of Miriam (Mrs.

Fred Strike, May (Mrs. Georqe Bashaw), Albert, Ernest and Fred. Sister of Tom Knighton. Funeral Service Thursday, November 30 from Demers Funeral Home. 231 a i Boulevard, Beloeil.

Leaving at 1.45 for service at 2 p.m. St. Andrew's United Church. Interment McMasterviMe Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Fund would be cjra'efully appreciated.

29 ABORTION ARCAL Safe leaal abortions. New York. Ottawa 613-232-9606. 9-9 dally. 284x10 Company L'Equitable, Compagnie d'Assurances Generates (Montreal, Quebec), authorizing it to transact the business of Fire Insurance, Accident Insurance, Automobile Insurance, Boiler Explosion Insurance, Inland Transportation Insurance, Live Stock Insurance, Machinery Insurance, Personal Property Insurance.

Plate Glass Insurance, Real Property Insurance, Theft Insurance and, in addition thereto. Earthquake Insurance, Falling Aircraft Insurance, Impact by Vehicles Insurance, Limited Hail Insurance, Sprinkler Leakage Insurance, Water Damage Insurance, Weather Insurance and Windstorm Insurance, Limited to the insurance of the same property as is insured against the risk of fire under a policy of the company. Mr. Jean Brind'Amour, President, of Montreal, Quebec, has been appointed the official representative of the company for the receipt of notices and for service of process. Gagnon, de Billy, Cantin, Dionne Martin, Solicitors for the company.

300 DRIVING to Mexico. December 15, passengers wanted. 288-6221. Days. 234xj SKI group forming Su'ton Echo Area, bunk type accommodation, all facilities, individuals or groups, welcome.

937-9654. 28-1X30 Canterbury Church on Tuesday 9 Interment Cote des Neiqes Cemetery. (Parking on premises). 23 BIENVENU, Reverand Sister Ste. Claire (Germaine).

At Montreal on November 27, 1972, aged 74 years, Sister of Mrs. Lucette B. Simard, Alberta B. Lacoste, Juliette B. Geoffrion.

Gabrielle B. Roy, Romeo and Paul Bienvenu. Resting at the Conoregation of Notre Dame Mother House, 30 40 Sherbrooke Street West. Funeral Sevice in tne Chapel at 2 p.m., Wednesday. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

29 BOGGS, William Brenton. Passed peacefully away in his 91st year, Friday, November 24, 1972 at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, husband of the late Catherine Linn, father of Mrs. A. LeB. Ross (Anne), Port Credit and William B.

Boggs, Toronto. Also survived by grandchildren Mary Catherine. Bill and Talbot Bonos and Bill Ross. At the funeral chapel of A. W.

Miles. 30 St. Clare Avenue West. Service on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

28 CAINE, Anthony (Tony). Suddenly at his residence on November 24, 1972, beloved husband of the late Quebec's French language citizens' rights groups may decide to affiliate with the Confederation of National Trade Unions and or a political party in their first joint strategy meeting this week. The aim of the first Cong-gress of 1'Association pour la Defense des Droits Sociaux ADDS is to define a political strategy, including possible membership in the Confedera 204x29 THANKS to St. Jude V.E. basically workers committees serving poor areas in Quebec.

They agitate on behalf of welfare recipients and others to achieve the benefits due them under the law. as well as for increased social aid legislation. Delegates from the 17 Montreal chapters, and provincial representatives at this week's conference will try to iron out long-term group objectives and short term actions during their three-day workshop union's philosophy was that its members "are still part of the working class" and have "the same problems" as ADDS group members. "The CNTU is at the crux of Quebec society's political evolution," he said. "It's easy to see.

The government had to pass special laws to repress our movement, end the common front strike and fine the strikers," he added. ADDS member groups are qood 284x7 TIRED of bad news? Need news? 331-8131. (Recordings). SUTTON, Brian Joseph. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Monday, November 27, 1972, aqed 49 years, beloved husband of Catherine Redmond, dear father of Robert, Jonn, Brenda and Cathy.

Resting at the J. F. Wilson and Sons Funeral Home, 578J Verdun Avenue. Service in St. John Breboeuf Church, Wednesday, November 29 at 9 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. 28 BUSINESS PERSONALS 285 JONES, Albert (Bert). A' the Charles Lemoyne Hospital on Saturday, November 25, 1972. Albert Jones aged 68 years, of St. Hubert.

Beloved husband of Winnifred Devine, dear fa'her of Winnie (Mrs. B. Smith), Joyce (Mrs. J. Lepine) and Albert Jr.

Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray Wnite Funeral Directors, 307 Riverside Drive (at Arqyle, St. Lambert). Funeral service from the chapel on Tuesday, November 25, at 2.30 m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. (Parking on premises).

28 Cars Available Toronto, Western Canada Maritimes. Miami, Florida MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY 4018 ST. CATHERINE 937-2816 285x30 FORM OF NOTICE: Notice is hereby given that the contract of sale dated November 3rd, 1972 to Tne Toronto-Dominion Bank of all the debts, present or future, payable to Pyrene Canada Limited was registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Montreal on the 9th day of November, 1972 under number 2388409. Dated the 17th day of November, 1972. The Toronto-Dominion Bank.

300x28 286 LOST WAGER, Leslie. At the Lakeshore General Hcspital on Saturday, November 25, 1972, in his 72nd year, beloved husband of Kathleen Buckley. Dear father of Patricia (Mrs. L. Biqelow) and May (Mrs.

I. R. Heap). Aiso survived by nine grandchildren. Brother of the late Stanley and of Beatrice (Mrs.

F. Symonds) and Walter. Funeral service at the Chapel of Wray-Walton-Wray Funeral Home, 1234 Mountain Street, on Wednesday, November 29, at 11 a.m., to Mount Royal Crematorium. 29 LAPENNA, Domenico Thomas. In Montreal, on Monday, November 26, 1S62, aged 90 years, beloved husband of the late Nicolin OiGirolamo, dear father of Rose (Mrs.

A. Intini), CAT male Tabby, gold with black strips. Vicinity Cote St. Luc. Reward.

484-2416 482-0817. 286x29 Edythe Pidduck, dear brother of Mima (M'-s. Fred Mowll) of Dorchester, Ontario, and the late Robert and Alex. Funeral from D. A.

Collins Chaoel, 5610 Snerbrooke Street West, on Tuesday at 2 p.m., to Royal Ceme'ery. 28 Quebec stand backed at B.C. welfare meet GOLD FILIGREE MEDAL of the Virgin Mary, lost on Saturday morning. Peel, Drummond, Stanley sector. Sentimental value.

382-3210 even-i ngs 842-6030. 286 FORM OF NOTICE: Notice is hereby given that the contract of sale dated November 3rd, 1972 to The Toronto-Dominion Bank of all the debts, present or future, payable to Chubb Industries Limited was registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Montreal on the 9th day of November, 1972 under number 2388408. Dated the 17th day of November, 1972. The Toronto-Dominion Bank. 300x28 tion of National Trade Unions, for its 28 member chapters throughout the province, a spokesman for the 120 delegates said.

"We need a workers' movement which groups the CNTU, the unemployed, and those on welfare as well as citizens' groups," ADDS organizer Gilles Duceppe declared at last night's opening meeting. "Scattered groups fighting short term actions against the capitalist system are useless, there must be a well-defined political organization to fight for all of us," he said. CNTU spokesman Michel Bourdon agreed, saying his British Columbia would like to see changes in the use of LHASA APSO, female puppy, white brown ears. Vicinity Trafalgar Westmount Blvd. Saturday.

Reward. 935-8336. 286x30 MALE Siamese cat, brown collar with adhesive inside bearing address, Dorval area, reward. 631-3884. 236x5 WAND, Arthur Edward.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on November 25, 1972, dearly beloved husband of Mary Moore, dear father of David, Stephen, Michael, Gerry, Catherine; broiher of Howard, Mrs. E. Drouin (Maud) and Harry. Funeral service from J. P.

Feron and Sons Chapel, 2252 St. Antoine Street, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice. 28 CARD OF THANKS Mary (Mrs.

V. Intini) and sons Frank. Tom, Brandon and Tony, also of the late Mike and Steve; survived by twenty grandchildren and twen'y-n i great-grandchildren. Funeral from Giroux et Fils 11130 Pie IX Boulevard, for service in St. Vidal's Church.

Wednesday, November 29, at 11 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemtery. 28 LEIGHTON, Lilian. Suddenly at the Lachine General Hospital, on November, 27, 1972, Lilian Crofton, aged 63 years, beloved wife of the late William (Bili) Leigh'on, dear mother of Barbara (Mrs. A.

P. Farrington) and Linda (Mrs. J. W. Doyle).

Sister of Bert of San Francisco also survived by Six grandchildren. Funeral from D. A. Collins Memorial Chapel. 222 Metropolitan 3ouievard, Pointe Claire on Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Interment Lakeview Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Visiting from 7.30 p.m. 29 288 FOUND (Free Ad) NOTICE is hereby given, that the contract dated December 21st, 1971 whereby Granby Trailer Boat Limitee transferred and assigned to the Bank of Montreal by way of registered general assignment of book debts and was registered in the registry office for the Registration Division of Waterloo, P.O., on the 31st day of December 1971 under number 202717. Bank of Montreal.

300x29 BLACK and white about 6 months old, ber 20. a i kitten, female, around Novem-area. 637-3942. 288x28 He Ave. 288x28 CHILD'S GLASSES 0 on Saturday, 931-6161.

FOUND one small, long haired dog. Male. Near residences at McGill. 844-2733-842-0777. 288x28 FOUND one male dog from London, Ontario, in vicinity of Montreal West.

484-1643. 288x28 PROFESSIONAL CARDS ADVOCATES LADY'S black umbrella, Sunday, Girouard Ave. 738-3006. 288x28 VICTORIA (CP) Quebec called yesterday for amendments to federal legislation which would give the provinces "legislative primacy" with regard to specific income security schemes. The new twist in Quebec's long-fought battle to obtain complete jurisdiction over all social security programs was presented by Social Affairs Minister Claude Castonguay to a meeting of provincial welfare ministers.

Castonguay said that since it did not appear that Quebec's recommended constitutional changes would be implemented "in the immediate future, short-term steps should be taken to assure the provinces such authority." TRIED CHANGES Quebec attempted in 1971 to have certain changes made in the constitution which would give the provinces complete jurisdiction in social welfare matters. Quebec's failure to get these changes resulted in BUCHANAN, McALLISTER, LADY'S WATCH. Friday evening, vicinity Peel De Maisonneuve. 672-3381 evenings. 288x28 BLAKELY, HAM TURGEON PUPPY, part-collie.

Found Saturday. Montreal West. 481-4189. 288x28 MARTINEAl', WALKER, ALLISON, BEAULIEU, PHELAN MacKELL MartiMM, Q.C. Robert H.

Walker, C. Georqe A. Allison, Q.C. Ronr I. Beaalieu.

Q.C Charles A. Pttelm, Q.C. Peter R.D. MacKell.Q.C Andre J. Clermont, Q.C.

John H. (emery Gazette regrets error in story The Gazette wishes to apologize to Justice Jean Turgeon of the Court of Appeal for statements incorrectly attributed to him in a story which appeared in the Saturday. Nov. 2b edition. The story involved the Crown's decision to abandon a new trial granted last February for two former business partners convicted on a insurance fraud conspiracy in 1967.

A paragraph altered in the original story should have read: In his lengthy notes to the Court of Appeal judgment, Justice Jean Turgeon said he found it obvious from the trial judge's charge that he (the trial judge) was convinced that the two accused were guilty and considered it his duty to avoid an acquittal or a disagreement. This was in addition to several serious legal errors in the (trial) judge's charge to the jury, said Justice Turgeon. "I am far from being convinced," he added, "that 12 reasonable men. properly instructed in the rules of law, could not have entertained a STANBRA. The family of the late Lillian Winnifred Stanbra, wish to thank relatives, friends, for flowers tributes, cards, letters, telegrams and visits, also Air Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia, Royal Victoria Hospital Medical and nursing staff, Reverend Mould, Montreal Police Department, Staff of Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Home, for kind expressions of sympathy durinq their recent bereavement.

28 IN MEMORIAM AUSTON. In loving memory of Donald James Auston, who passed away 8 years ago November 28th, 1964. Always remembered and sadly missed. Love dad and sister Diane. 28 CARUSO, Mary.

In loving memory of a dear mother, who passed away November 28, 1970. In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly tender, fond and true. There is not a day, dear Mother, That we do not think of you. 290 MONEY TO L0AK Advocates, Barristers, Solicitors Suite 1230 Place du Canada 866-3512 Erskinr Buchanan, Q.C.

W. Rots J. Arelen Blaktly A. Keith Ham Jesn Turgeon Nicole Duval Hester C. Keenan LaPierre Pierre R.

Tellier Normand Lord on consumer cheques. 24 hours post-dated social welfare funds. "We would like to see a direction of the funds geared towards the provinces so that the provinces themselves can establish programs that are more meaningful to them." Barrett said in an opening address to the two-day meeting. Premier Barrett said Canada is a "very wealthy country," added that some of its wealth "is being squandered in social welfare services that have no focus, no end, no goal." BLUEPRINT He said Canada needs a blueprint for social service programs that is "dramatically different from what we have now." Castonguay said that under Quebec's new plan, the provinces would be obligated to use the money given them by the federal government only in income security programs. The Quebec minister said income security programs are related closely to economic conditions, salary and income structure and to the over-all socio-economic characteristics of a province.

For this reason, he said, it must be recognized that priorities differ from province to province. MONEY, contracts, 8491 Kooert a. Hope, q.c. Maurice Lagace. Q.C J.

Lambert Toi Bertrand Lacombe MACKENZIE, Helen. At Montreal on Saturday, November 25. 1972, Helen Sheridan, beloved wife of Winston MacKenzie, dear mother of Marguerite, Brian, and Robert. Funeral service at the Chapel of Wray-Walton-Wray Funeral Home, 123J Mountain Street, on Tuesday, November 28, at 10 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Ceme'ery. 28 MAGEE, Russell K.

(Rusty), B.A., M.D., F.R.C.S. (England), F.R.C.S. (Canada), F.A.C.S. At Peterborough on Sunday. November 26, 1972, Dr.

Russel K. Magee of S91 Weller Street, beloved husband of Dr. Agnes K. Mcffatt and dear father of Mrs. P.

B. Thurling (Kathryn) of Toronto, Virginia of Peterborough and F. Wim Magee of Haliburton, dear grandfather of Pier and Zoe Thurling. The late Dr. Magee is resting at the Comstock Funeral Home, 356 Rubidge Street, until 12 noon Tuesday.

Service at St. Andrews United Church Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. Interment Little Lake Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated. 28 300 LEGAL NOTICES f.

Michel twnon C. Stevrten Ootley Robert P. Godin Bruce Clevw OGILVY, COPE, P0RTE0US, HANSARD, MARLER MONTGOMERY RENAULT 700 The Royal Bank Building Place Ville Marie 175-5424 J. Angus Ogilvy. Q.C.

Campbell Cope. Q.C. Edmund E. Tocm Rlonard J. F.

Bowie Jack R. Miller Michel Lassonee Jean Prteur Claude H. Foify Claude Lachance Stephen Heller Robert t. Heynoids David W. Salomon Andre T.

Mecs Strqt D. Tremblaj Michael P. Carroll James G. Wright Maurice A. Forost Pierrette Rayle Lise Laoace Jean Maurice Saulrticr John G.

Porteous, Q.C. Hazen Hansard, Q.C. Aldie. lohndeM. warier.

Q.C. T. H. Montgomery, Q.C. F.

Renault. Q.C. Brock Clarke, Q.C. John G.Kirkpatrick, Q.C. Frank B.

Common, Jr. Q.C Pierre C. Lemoine Counsel The Hon. Alan A. Macnaughten, P.C., Q.C.

Marcel Cinq-ars, Q.C. 4tti Fiber, Place Victoria 395-I5JS 28 died Lord 28 KENNY. November 28, Your Rev. Mickey. 1970, "Grant Alice Logan.

William 5. Tyndale, Q.C. William A. Grant, Q.C. KennethS.

Hmrard, Q.C. Matthew Harmon, Q.C. John H. Tennant. Q.C.

P.Wilbrod J. Claude Couture. Q.C. John Bishop, C. Marius G.

Bergeron.Q.C. Julian C. C. Ctnprran MATZ, Max. On Sunday.

November DUQUET, MACKAY, WELDON, BRONSTETTER JOHNSTON 26. 1972, beloved father of Mrs. saui OBITUARY WILLIAM H. WILLIAMSON Born in Januarv, 1899. Malofsky (Thelma) of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, dear brother of Mrs.

Erwin Jacobson (Sara) and Mrs. John A. Ogilvy Peter D. Walsh Joan Clark, Q.C. Pierre Legrand L.

Yves Fortier Robert L. Vunro Donald F. Cope John G. Chamberlartd Terrence P. O'Connor A.

Derek Guthrie Robert J. Cwlinn Raymond Crevier AtfvexjtM, Barristers Solicitors Jorm E. Owet, Q.C. 4f Wolfe Mutiny, 0 its rejecting the charter for constitutional change drawn up here in June. 1971, at a federal-provincial conference.

Castonguay said the "legislative primacy" would allow the provinces to change existing programs or to take over their administration. Kittv Rosenbero. both of Milwaukee, SUPERIOR COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO. 18-001186-72 In the matter of The Marriage Covenants between Jean-Guy Nor-mandin, foreman, residing and domiciled at 2310 Duff Court, in Lachine, district of Montreal, and Nicole Dextras, taxi driver domiciled and residing at the same address and Jean Guy Normandin, foreman, residing and domiciled at 2310 Duff Court, in Lachine, district of Montreal, Petitioner. Take notice that the Petitioner herein will present a Petition before the practice Division of the Superior Court of the District of Montreal, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, on the 29th day of December 1972 or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, at 10 East, Craig Street, room 2.16, Montreal, a motion praying for the homologation of a Deed of Modification of Matrimonial Regime between Petitioner and his Consort Dame Nicole Dextras entered into between them on the 3rd of November 1972 before Me Pierre Labreche, notary, modifying their matrimonial regime, entered between them since the 13th of July 963, so as to establish a separation of property instead of a community of property.

Montreal, November the 22nd, 1972. Marius d'Amours, P.S.C.M. Mes Boissonneault Bois- Harry and Nathan of Milwaukee and Rabbi Abe of Israel, also survived Donald J. A. MacSween Michel A.

Gagnon Arthur M. WeMov Q.C. W. F. Branetetter, Q.C.

Catrlvle Johnston, QCJ. Claude Thivierge U. J. Kftrir, Domwt Kelvin L. MacDougall Donald Wflkie John A.

Penhtle Andree-A. Ctiarbomesu Charles Colby He joined E. L. Ruddy Robert S. Carswell Antoine J.

Chagnon by two grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman 8. Sons Cote des Neiaes Chapel, 5605 Cote des Claude Fontaine Paul M. Amos Malcolm E. McLeod D.

Ian Peafcale Thomas S. Gillespie M. Brian Mulroney Donald A. Riendeau Philip R. Matthews serious doubt, either as to the guilt of the accused or even as to the origin of the fire." Company, Toronto, as office boy in 1913.

Left to serve in first world with the 48th Highlanders Toronto Regi Neiaes Road on Wednesday. Novem THE ROYAL BANK Of CANADA BLOC PLACE VILLE MARIE Totopflone 175-3)40 Bernard A. Rcy Jean A. Savard uavid P. 0 arien ber 29 at 12 noon to Beth Hamedrish Haqodol Congregations Cemetery, De La Savane.

28 ment. Re-joined E. L. Ruddy at end of war and rose to xXOTARIES Yves W. Brunet John O'Connor Casper Bloom Wiiliam Hesler Gilles Touchette Dougias H.

Teei Michel Lalande Lise Bergeron George R. Hendy Counsel Gerard Roction Arthur H. Camoeati G. B. Maughan J.

Nelson Landry "ierre G. Cote Robert Monette Five pupils shot MCLAUGHLIN, Francis Leo. On Monday, November 27, 1972. Francis Leo McLauqhlin beloved husband of the late Harriett Curran and dear be president of the Company. He was also at one time ROWAT, Van VLIET, TALPIS, Chris Portner father of Leo Francis (Fredericton, CAMPBELL CARON I NOTARIES President of Claude Neon Advertising, Montreal, and Pre Robert E.

Morrow, Q.C. Leigh Bishop, Q.C New Brunswick), the late Gerald, Edward, Kenneth and May. Also Ottawa would then transfer to the provinces the funds it would have given them under current programs. Quebec's reinforcement of its position on the relationship between the federal government and the provinces regarding social security programs met with firm backing from the conference's host province. Premier Dave Barrett said 630 Dorchester W.

166-4393, survived by fourteen grandchildren Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray O'BRIEN, HALL, SAUNDERS Barristers 1 Solicitors sident of Claude Neon Ruddy Kester, Winnipeg. He was verv active in the Progress White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sher i Suite 1650 i Hon. John P. Rowaf G. L.

Van Vliet Clarence TalpiJ iColin J. Campbell Pierre L. brooke Street West, from 2 p.m. sonneault, lawyers, 60 St. James, room 400, Montreal, P.Q.

300x28 11M Place do Canada I7MII' Tuesday. Euchanstic Celebration Club of Montreal and was a St. Patrick's Church (Our Lady's past president. Chapel) on Thursday at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiqes Cemetery John L.

O'B'leiv Q.C. fseorge W. Hall, Q.C Ernest E. Sameers.Q.C. Robert S.

9 Jerome C. Saw Q.C. Joftn R. Human Pierre Bouoreoelt Colin K. Iming Mary 0.

Douglas S. Pryde Jean SuituuK Colin D. Blakely Anne Marie Trthtn Bernard A. Cwirtois Jacques Chamberland He was a past President (Parking on premises). 29 TASCHEREAU, DUVAL, GRENIER, WRIGHT RAINVILLE Notaries 880 Sfe-Foy Road, Quebec 6 PAWLEGA, Anna.

At her resi 3f the Outdoor Advertising Association of Canada and the chief organizer of the 1st International Outdoor Leftists gain pnone 4ia: 611-7362 i Robert Grenier DESJARDIN-, DUCHARME DESJARDINS, TELLIER, Z1GBY MICHAUD Barristers Solicitors Congress held in Toronto in 1960 when over 1C00 delegates from all over the world at Jacques Taschereau Maurice Taschereao Pierre Ctiampjgne Andre Duval Stuart Wright Francois Ratnvilfe George Tascftereao Records: R. Meredith dence, on November 25, 1972. Anna Gugniewicz, aged 66 years, beloved wife of the late John Pawiega, dear mother of Bohdan Tarnowski and dear mother-in-law of Bogusfawa Tarnowski. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5560 Street West. Eucha-ristic Celebrations in Holy Trinity Polish Church, 1660 Center Street, on Wednesday, at 10 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. (Parking on premises, off Marcil Ave.) 29 Gilles Giroux Claude Tascneresu Guv Desjardins, Q.C Claude Ducharme, Q.C. Jear A. Desjardins, Q.C.Claude Tellirr, Q.C. SUPERIOR COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO.

05-013489-72 Zofia Galuga, retired, wife of the late Theodore Galuga, residing in the City of Mount-Royal, district of Montreal, Plaintiff versus the heirs at the estate of Mike Petriw, in his lifetime residing in the City of Mount-Royal, district of Montreal, Defendants, and the Montreal City and District Savings Bank, garnishee. By Order of the Court: The defendants the heirs at tfie estate of Mike Petriw, are nerehy called upon to appear within a delay of 30 days following the last publication. A copy of the writ of seizure before judgment in the hands of a third party and declaration, affidavit and power of attorney has been left for them at the Office of the Superior Court of Montreal this 22nd day of November 1972. Marius d'Amours, P.S.C.M. Mes.

Drouin, Sirois, Rouleau 8. Cote, lawyers, 2275 East, Jean Talon, room 3'3, Montreal. PQ. 300x28 tended. He was well known by outdoor advertising people across Canada, in the United the shooting which occurred between classes.

No warrant had been issued, however. Meggitl said interviews with 50 or so students who witnessed the shooting in a L-shaped courtyard between the main school and a vocational building indicate that Williams and the other boy were scuffling, when Williams turned his back and started to walk away. "We cannot come up with any motive at all except that there was a little scuffle and Williams walked away," Meggitt said. "Then a fellow-appeared to pull a gun and start shooting." "There a nothing to establish this as being racially motivated other than the people involved were of two different races," he said. Two of the wounded students said they did not see he assailant well enough to identify him." They said the shots sounded like PONTIAC.

Mich. (UPI) Five high school students were shot and wounded yesterday as they walked between classes at Pontiac Central High School. Authorities sought a classmate who had been scuffling with one of the victims. "I don't know if he was crazy or on dope or what," said Glen Hahn, 15. one of the bystanders who was wounded in the incident.

Timothy Williams, 15, who was shot in the back, was hospitalized in serious condition. Hahn and the other three students, a 1 1 innocent bystanders according to police, were treated for superficial wounds and released from local hospitals. Although Williams is white and the boy suspected of doing the shooting is black, authorities discounted a racial motive for the incident. Police Capt. Ray E.

Meggitl said a 16-year-old sophomore was sought in connection with PATENTS Jean-Paul iigby Pierre A. Michaud Michel Roy Claude Bedard Ardree Limoges Daniel Bellemare Rejean Lizotte Michel Benoit C. Francois Couture Jacques Paouin States as well as in England and on the Continent. Mtrifield J. Robert Demers FETHERSTONHAUGH CO.

Patent and Trade Mark Agents 606 Cathcart St. 861-0551 He was a very active counsel Armand Page, Q.C. 878-9411 035 Dorchester Suite 120 member of the Erindale United Church. ALW SWABEY A CO. Patents, Trade Marks, Designs 625 President Kennedy 845-T126 in Italy vote ROME (AP) Italy's leftist parties cut into the government's shaky hold on the Senate and were running strongly in key local races, election returns revealed early today.

In the scattered local contestsfeaturing local personalities but nevertheless regarded as a gauge of voter sentiment for the national government the Christian Democrats suffered a setback in La Spezia, one of the largest cities that held municipal elections. FHILLIPS, Dora. At the Montreal General Hospital on November 25, 1972, Dora Keals. in her 64th year, beloved wife of the iate Frank Phillips, loving moiher of Dorothy and Ronald. Resting at D.

A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West, Funeral service at Church of the Advent, 4119 de Maiscnneuve Wes'mount, on Tuesday at 2 p.m., to Cofe des Neiges Cemetery. 28 He spent his business life born Montreal ana ioron- and when he retired as a McDOUGALL, HEMENS, HARRIS, THOMAS MASON SCHWEITZER MARION, RCBIC R0BIC President of E. L. Ruddy in 2109 Drummond St.

281-2152 1963 after serving 50 years Telephone (514) 288-2)52 Formerly Marion Marion 1 aarjnceG.McDougall.QCJaTies Hemens, 0 In ft with the Company, he resided in Toronto. NOTICE OF SURRENDER OF CHARTER Notice is hereby given that Ramsay's Express Moving Storage will apply to the Minister of Financial Institutions, Companies and Cooperatives for leave to surrencter its charter. Montreal, mis 22nd day of November. 1972. Valois.

Latour Gilbert, Attorneys for petitioner. 300x28 He is survived by his wife. li. W. I.

nsrri5, Vb. uesinyiiu i Kathryn H. Mason Arthur C. Sctiweiuer David B. Ca-npiiell Ronald J.

Montcalm Duncan I. McNeill Ginette Pidie-Mtssier J. Brian CwiiMi Counsel WiMiam A. Camstwfl. Q.C-SOS Dorchester Blvd.

West M1-6i: IP ION, Henri. At Chambly, on November 24, 1972. Mr. Henri G. Pion, 62 years, husband of Marie-Catherine Ouellet.

Resting at Yvon Desnoyers Funeral Home, Des Carriers. Chambly. Funeral Service Tuesday November at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph de Chambly Church 28 For space in this Directory Contact MISS T.

HUOT SM-1111, Local 347 Lotus, son William and daughter Helen McCammon..