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The GAZETTE, Montreal, Feb. 18, 1977 Cauthen just keeps riding high may earn $1 million by age 18 If superstar apprentice jockey Steve Cauthen doesn't spill and crack his noggin, he may become the first professional athlete to earn $1 million before he's 18. There's no telling what riding records Cauthen, 16, will set this year. "I'm not shooting for any records," he says. "I'm just trying to ride winners.

I ride to win, you Riding to win was Eddie Arcaro's famous line. Cauthen's net earnings last year when he rode 240 winners can be estimated at $40,000 while riding for much smaller purses. Cauthen's current weekly earnings riding at Aqueduct average approximately $15,000. The shy kid from Walton, can hardly keep up this pace all year, but if he's that super his earnings for the year might gross $700,000. Five-pound edge By DAVE FELDMAN Chicago Daily News Cauthen looks like a cinch to coin all that big money at least while he's an apprentice, getting that five-pound weight allowance for all his mounts with the exception of stakes races.

He'll lose that advantage May 27, the date he rode his first winner last year. He'll be 17 May 1. "The kid will go on and on," says his agent, Lennie Goodman. "That five-pound allowance he'll lose won't cost him any mounts. He's that good and everybody knows it.

He's the greatest thing that happened to horse racing. That includes Secretariat." Cauthen now is sportsdom's biggest attraction. Track managements everywhere are begging for his appearances. Santa Anita wanted and got him, Sunday crowds at Santa Anita are usually 35,000 to 40,000. When Cauthen rode there a few weeks ago, the attendance boomed to 57,000.

"I'm going crazy with phone calls," said Goodman. "Everybody wants Cauthen. We can ride at only one track, really, to keep our customers and keep them happy. I haven't had any rest. I've been an agent for great jockeys, but I've never seen anything like this.

"TV and radio stations want to use Cauthen. The kid has started to work for one outfit making TV commercials. One guy already wants to make a movie. Another network is going to use him on a show Bonnets entries FIRST RACE: Trot claiming handicap up to 11,500 Purse 3,100 7-Ramrod Lobell Lachance 5-2 5-Simca Hanover Pelletier 3-1 2-Waysmoke Brosseau 4-1 1-Heavy Duty Gamache 9-2 3-Mr Society Normandin 5--1 6-Delvin Herbert Grise 6-1 4-Noble Reward Bardier 8-1 8-Darn Flashy Pick Dostie 8-1 SECOND RACE: Pace claiming 5,000 Purse 1,900 7-John's Duke Jones 5-2 8-Fastkat 3-1 4-Bonny Hanna 4-1 2-Choice Hanover 9-2 3-Jerry Butler Genition 5-1 5-Bachelor Gay 6-1 6-Blythe Hill Bourgeois 1-Central Time 8-1 THIRD RACE: Trot non-winners of 3,500 Purse 4,400 1-Sambo Rovigael Bruyere 5-2 7-Lindys Bojangles Ponton 3-1 4-Some Nevele Hanna 4-1 3-Willow Lane Seaman 9-2 5-Romeo Dum Miller 5-1 6-R. G.

Day Jean 6-1 8-Scott Trot Boucher 8-1 2-Orchard Kate Filion 8-1 FOURTH RACE: Pace claiming 5,500 Purse 2,000 1-Vine Time Gingras 5-2 2-Pec Filion 3-1 5-Missy Lobell Lachance 4-1 8-Captain C. Song Bedard 9-2 AP Wirephoto Steve Cauthen in familiar pose in winner's circle 6-Rodwood Filion 5-1 3-Bat Time Gauthier 6-1 4-Jeffco Turcotte 8-1 7-Molly Sue Douchin 8-1 FIFTH RACE: Pace claiming 6,500 Purse 2,200 5-Aquarius Zip Samson 5-2 7-Robert Mac Boucher 3-1 2-Windy Ridge Bedard 4-1 6-Petite Paloma Lareau 9-2 1-Hes Gone Murphy 5-1 4-Flying Lapointe 6-1 3- Dasher Lobell Plourde 8-1 8-Mighty Almahurst Pelletier 8-1 SIXTH RACE: Pace claiming 6,500 Purse 2,200 O'Brien Harris 5-2 3-Niagara Maytime Cougar Lachance Filion 3-1 4-1 6--Jan Barmin Lacharite 9-2 7-Miramichi Laura Murphy 5- 1-Andy's Sailor Turenne 6-1 4-Hi Ho Go Brosseau 8-1 5-Native SongstressGiguere 8-1 SEVENTH RACE: Pace claiming 9,500 Purse 2,800 8-Top Skipper Gauthier 5-2 3-Mario G. L. Lachance 3-1 7-Stormy Meadow Lachance 4-1 4-Meadow H. Jean Filion 9-2 6-Good Time George 5-1 1-Tarport Thorpe Samson 6-1 2-Fleet Master Gamache 8-1 5-Duane's Jane Gendron 8--1 EIGHTH RACE: Pace claiming handicap up to 16,000 Purse 3,700 5-Shrimp Mouette Gendron 5-2 1-Good Streak Boucher 3-1 8-Linton Hanover Lachance 4-1 3-Big Jones Lachance 9-2 4-Holiday Spirit Filion 5-1 7-Hi Lo Land Samson 6-1 6-Mr.

Cecil Express Grise 8-1 2-Keystone Sheldon Brissette 8-1 NINTH RACE: Pace claiming handicap up to 19,000 Purse 4,100 5-First Front Filion 5-2 7-Short Time Samson 3-1 1-Meteor Chip Gendron 4-1 2-Sheffield Bay Hebert 9-2 8-Taurus Lobell Lachance 5-1 4- Randy Lobell Filion 6-1 3-Miramichi Clarence Bruyere 8-1 6-Whispering Smith Duchesne 8-1 TENTH RACE: Pace non-winners of $175. Purse 1,900 8-Carolwood Dancer a MacTavish 5-2 2-Charge Card Plouffe 3-1 7-Sunday's Lad 4-1 5-McDougle Pyke 9-2 3-Bye Bye Cherish Hebert 5-1 4-Dostie Drummond 6-1 6-Steady Skipper Gendron 8-1 1-Irish Mc Win Gingras 8-1 Having a Big MacAttack? Terrific! You could win a 1977 Toyota Canadian worth approx. $3148 Join the Big Mac Attack Bonanza! Your chance to win a brand new TOYOTA with the help of The Gazette, CJADOBOO and others. Easy to enter! No purchase necessary. How to enter: McDonaid's FIRST: Ramrod Lobell (7) looked super winning last two.

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Births Deaths BIRTHS COHEN. Ron and Carolyn (nee Myers) are proud to announce the birth of their son, on February 11, 1977, a grandson for Beth and Marlow Myers and for Rhoda and Joe Cohen. Special thanks to Valmai Elkins a and Linda Austin. KNOWLES. David and Marlene (nee Pitman) proudly announce the birth of a new daughter, February 17, 1977, at the Victoria Hospital, a sister to Ryan.

Many thanks to Doctor Koby, Doctor Enker, J. Morada R.N. and Nancy Trasler. KYLE. Norris and Helen (nee Koncewicz) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Julia Helen Ann, 6 14 on February 12, 1977, at 7:47 p.m., at St.

Mary's Hospital. Our warmest thanks to Doctor Olesker, Callegarini, and hospital staff. MALBOEUF. Ron and Carolyn are happy to announce the birth a daughter, Marie Elizabeth, 7 lb. 11 ozs.

at the Montreal General Hospital, on February 13, 1977. A sister for Michael. MAXWELL. Joseph and Elizabeth Coughlin) are proud to announce the arrival of their first baby, a girl, Corinna Faye, weighing 8 lb. 12 at the Royal Victoria Hospital, February 16, 1977.

MICHAUD. Pierre and Irene (nee Boulanger) are happy to announce the birth of Anne, on February 14, 1977, at the Montreal General Hospital. Thanks to the wonderful caseroom staff. What a lovely Valentine for her sister Elise. MINTZ.

Steve and Sandra (nee Lann) joyfully announce the birth of their daughter, Jennifer Ruth, on February 16, 1977, at the Jewish General Hospital. Sister to Jodi and Robert. Both well. TAYLOR. Suzanne and Ian happily announce the birth of their first child, a son, Jason Robert, 8 lb.

6 at the Lakeshore General Hospital, February 17, 1977. Proud grandparents Aileen and Geoffrey Taylor and Marge and Bill Soubliere. Special thanks to Doctor Blanchard and wonderful caseroom staff. Legal Notices 442 PROVINCIAL COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO: 500-02-017233-763 Sime Rogic plaintiff versus Helene Laurin Bernard Laurin defendants by order of the court: The defendant, Mr. Bernard Laurin, of unknown address, is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of thirty (30) days following the last publication.

A copy of the writ of summons, declaration and notice has been left for him at the Administration Office, at the Court House; 1 Notre Street, East, in Montreal. And further take notice that in default of your serving and filing such appearance or contestation within the time prescribed above, the plaintiff may proceed to obtain against you, by default, a judgment and other relief may be granted without notice to you. Montreal, February 14th 1977. A. Beaulieu, assistant clerk Mes 1276 Boul.

Suite 203, Ville de Caron, Boisvert. avocats, Laval. 442x18 PROVINCIAL COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO: 02-002271-778 Cite de St. Leonard Plaintiff versus Andre Millette, Plaintiff, Defendant. By Order of The Court: The defendant, Andre Millette, of unknown address, is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of thirty (30) days following the last publication.

A copy of the writ of summons, I declaration and notice has been left for him at the Administration Office, at the Court House, 1 Notre Dame Street, East, in Montreal. And further take notice that in default of your serving and filing such appearance or contestation within the time prescribed above, the plaintiff may proceed to obtain against you, by default, a judgment and other relief may be granted without notice to Montreal, February 10th, 1977. Claude Dufour, Clerk. Degrandpre, Colas Amyot, Lesage Deschennes Godin, lawyers, 2501 Tour de la Bourse, Place Victoria, Montreal. 442x18 NOTICE is hereby given that Gerhard Maas, Executive, residing at 4330 West Hill Avenue, Montreal, will apply at 10:00 hrs.

on March 23rd, 1977, to one of the Judges of the Superior Court sitting for the District of Montreal, in order to obtain Letters of Verification establishing that the Estate of the late Dame Otti Elisabath van der Walde, in her lifetime of the Town of Hampstead, has devolved upon Mrs. Ellen Marion Lepman and Miss Claudia Ann Lepman, in the proportions of twothirds and one-third, respectively. Montreal, February 8th, 1977. E. G.

Sabloff, notary, Attorney for petitioner. 442 PROVINCIAL COURT CANADA PROVINCE QUEBEC DISTRICT MONTREAL OF NO. 500-02-001440-770 Canadian National Railway Company, a body politic and corporate, duly incorporated, having its Head Office and principal place of busihess in the City and District of Montreal, Plaintiff against Claudette Bernier defendant. The defendant Claudette Bernier from whom a copy of the writ and declaration has been left at the office of this Court, is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of thirty (30) days. Montreal, February 10, 1977 clerk A.

Beaulieu, Giard, Gagnon Clerk Perron, Attorney for plaintiff. 442x18 MACHINCO INC. Notice is hereby given that "Machinco Inc." a company incorporated under the Companies Act and having its head office in Montreal, at 9601 St. Lawrence Boulevard, will apply to the Minister of Consumers Affairs, Cooperatives and Financial Institutions for leave to surrender its Charter under the provisions of the Companies Act. Montreal, this 17th day of February, 1976.

Guy, Vaillancourt, Bertrand, Bourgeois Laurent, Attorneys for Company, 1010 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 2306, Montreal, Que. 442x18 EMBY FILMS LTD. Under the provisions of the Companies Act "Emby Films Ltd." hereby gives notice that it will make application to the Minister of Consumer Affairs, Cooperatives and Financial Institutions for acceptance of the surrender of its charter and to direct its cancellation and fix a date upon and from which it shall be dissolved. Dated at Montreal, P.Q. this 15th day of February, 1977.

Attorneys for the Company, Phillips Vineberg. 442x18 Patent Notices 444 FOR SALE or license Canadian Patent No. 891, 365 for "Container Apply Alex E. MacRae P.O. Box 806, Ottawa, Ontario, KIP 5T4.

444x13 DEATHS BOWKER, Gary Patrick. Accidentally, in Ontario, on Monday, February 14, 1977, beloved husband of Lyla Clive, dearest son of Leo Patrick Bowker and of Elizabeth McGrory, brother of Marcy. Resting at the J. F. Wilson and Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Avenue.

Service from St. John Brebeuf Church, Friday, February 18, at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. COLES, Clement J. At the Montreal General Hospital, on Tuesday, February 15, 1977, Clement J.

Coles, beloved husband of Mary Russell, dear father of Constance (Mrs. W. Jelley) also survived by two grandchildren Linda and Michael, and his sister Ida Diggins. A private funeral was with interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. COOK, Mrs.

Henry C. At her residence on Thursday, February 17, 1977, Kathleen Leonore McGillis, beloved wife of the late Henry C. Cook, dear mother of Carol, Marjorie, Alex and the late Mary Jean, dear sister of Sara (Mrs. Wesley Bourne). Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West, on Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m.

Eucharistic Celebration at The Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount (Sherbrooke and Clarke Avenue) on Monday, February 21 at 10.30 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. CRAWFORD, Irene. In Montreal, on Tuesday, February 15, 1977, beloved wife of James Crawford, dear mother of William and the late Susan, beloved daughter of Martina Winterhalt. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 4484 Ste.

Catherine Street East, (at William David). Funeral service at St. Aloysius Parish, in St. Cyprian's Church, on Friday, February 18, at 10 a.m. Interment East End Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Visitation 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. only. DESCOTEAUX, Charles. Af La- on February 16, 1977, in his seventy -eighth year, beloved husband of Marie Anne Steele, dear father of Pauline.

(Mrs. Paul Lapointe), Gerald, Jean, Lucille (Mrs. Andre Leduc), Rene, Maurice, Claude and Gilles. Visitation at Raoul Bourgie Funeral Home 1750 Notre Dame Street, Lachine (corner 18th Avenue). Eucharistic Celebration at Tres St.

Sacrement Church on Saturday, February 19, at 10 a.m. Interment Lachine Cemetery. EVE, Edgar. At the Peace Arch Hospital, White Rock, British Columbia, on Sunday, February 13, 1977. Beloved husband of Mary Griffin, dear father of Dorothy (Mrs.

Wilfred Vokey) and Eileen (Mrs. Allan McMillan), Denis, Edgar and Lauretta (Mrs. Bryton Horwood), also survived by twelve grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Private funeral was held on Monday, February 14, in White Rock, British Columbia. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully acknowledged.

HAYE, Dorothy Violet. Suddenly at the Catherine Booth Convalescent Hospital, on February 16, 1977. Dorothy Violet Haye, daughter of Noel Haye and the late Catherine Daniels, sister of the late Stephen, Oscar and Arnold, Gertrude, Richard, Irwin and Alice; also survived by nephews and nieces. Funeral service at the Wray-Walton-Wray Chapel, 1234 Mountain Street, on Friday, at 2 p.m. To Mount Royal Cemetery.

KEIFER, Margaret Matilda. At the Montreal General Hospital, on Wednesday, February 16, 1977. Margaret Matilda Patton, beloved wife of Robert Henry Keifer, and dear sister of Harold and Lillie of Sussex, New Brunswick, Andrew of Buffalo, New York, and Mrs. Agnes Johnson of Woodmere, New York. Funeral service from the Church of St.

Andrew and St. Paul, Redpath and Sherbrooke, on Friday, February 18, at 2 p.m. McQUILLAN, James B. On SaturFebruary 12, 1977, at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Sherbrooke, Quebec, after a brief illness.

Resident of Magog, Quebec. Former professor at University of Sherbrooke. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James McQuillan (Mary Ann Deegan) and beloved husband of Dale (Turgeon) and dear father of James Jr.

and Sharon (Mrs. B. Csernak), and grandfather of Samantha. Also survived by six sisters and four brothers, all of Montreal. Private funeral was held from Magog, Tuesday, February 15.

service, Interment Cote des Neiges Ceme- tery. McVEIGH, Gerald. At Montreal, February 15, 1977, aged forty-eight years, Gerald McVeigh, representative of McGuire Engineering, be, loved husband of Denis Bedard, father of Danny, Sherie-Ann and Sammy, son of Mary McVeigh, brother of Bob and Allan. Funeral Friday, February 18, from J. R.

Deslauries Funeral Home, 790 St. Croix Boulevard, for service in St. Laurent Church, at 2 p.m. Thence to Montreal Memorial Park, for another service. MONEYPENNY, Daisy.

At the Bar- rie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Quebec, on Wednesday, February 16, 1977. Daisy Stevenson, wife of the late Harry Moneypenny, in her eighty-eighth year, dear mother of Joseph his wife Deanie Boyd, the late Stewart his wife Gertrude Brooks, Irene husband William Greig, Harry his wife Holly Winter, Stanley his wife Margaret Roberts. Survived by fifteen grandchildren and twenty greatgrandchildren, One brother Stanley Stevenson of Kempville, Ontario, brothers and sister deceased sister Eftie (Mrs. George Rennie), Charles and Wesley. Resting at the J.

M. Sharp Funeral Home, Franklin Centre. Funeral service at Franklin United Church, on Friday, February 18, at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to Barrie Memorial Foundation. MURRAY, Margaret.

At the Lachine General Hospital, on February 16, 1977. Margaret Rail, beloved wife of N. Murray, survived by her father Alex Rail of Ottawa and her sisters Mrs. Jean Landry (Josee), and Mrs. Francis H.

Stevens (Alice), her brothers Alexander (his wife Grace Romeril), Ronald, Arthur (his wife Farreldine Burke) of Ottawa. Funeral service at the Resurection of Our Lord Church, Lachine, Friday, February 18, at 2 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Please omit flowers, no visitation. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Lakeshore Funeral Home.

PRANNO, Annette. At Montreal, on February 16, 1977, aged seventy- four years, Annette LeBrun, beloved wife of Clement S. Pranno, also survived by her children Vivianne, Claude her grandchildren Suzanne, Diane and Joanne Lepine. Funeral Friday, February 18, from Roland Bisson Reg 130 Henri Bourassa East, for service in St. Nicolas Church, at 2 p.m., Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Donations to Diabetic Association of Quebec Inc. or Cardiology Institute of Montreal will be appreciated. Visitation Thursday after 7 p.m.' DEATHS PROUDFOOT, Richard. (Dick).

Suddenly at Huntingdon County Hospital, on February 17, 1977, aged seventy-seven years. Beloved husband of Violet Weston, dear father of Alex, Mary (Mrs. John McCallum), Jonathan and Tommy. Survived by a brother, William of Preston, England. Funeral service from Kelly Funeral Home, Huntingdon, on Saturday, February 19, 1977, at 2 p.m.

InterHuntingdon Protestant Cemetery. called 'Who's I get phone calls from trainers all over the country for the kid to ride in races or stakes. 'I even got a phone call from England the other night. "The fellow said: 'I'd like to get that chap over "What do I do with all these requests?" Goodman and Cauthen said Golden Gate, Gulfstream Park, Hialeah Park and even El Commandante in Puerto Rico are begging for Cauthen's appearance. Whether any big money was offered for Cauthen's appearances wasn't made known, but Goodman has never been a guy who understood charity.

How's Cauthen taking to his stardom? "I'm just enjoying life," he says. "My life is riding. I love it. There's nothing like it.I often dream I might ride the whole card of nine winners some day. Maybe it's just a dream, but I can dream, can't When Steve went to Santa Anita one Sunday he rode three winners including a $50,000 handicap winner.

He's won two $50,000 races at Aqueduct this year. He's won several $25,000 features. Before yesterday, he had ridden 106 winners there since the meet opened Jan. 3. That's a record at any man's track for 38 days of a surpassing the mark of 105 in 50 days set by Johnny Longden, a Hall of Famer, on the Pacific Coast in 1952.

Earlier, Cauthen eclipsed the apprentice record of Bill Shoemaker, the winningest jockey in racing. An average close to three winners a day is terrific anywhere and absolutely super in New York, where riding is usually tougher. Will Cauthen bust money winning riding records? Maybe so. Jockey Angel Cordero set a mark last year winning purses of $4,700,000. Cauthen has won $1.1 million in less than a month and a half.

Three wins NEW YORK (UPI) Steve Cauthen, the 16-year-old apprentice riding sensation, continued his torrid streak at Aqueduct yesterday, bringing home three winners for the third consecutive day to boost his winning mounts to 13 in four days. Cauthen, who had four winners on Monday and three on each of the last three days, scored on In Mischief ($6.60) in the fourth, Real Ways ($4.00) in the sixth and Vassalage ($8.80) in the ninth. Carter's choice Missy Lobell (5) moving up a class. Vine Rime (1) fades in stretch. FIFTH: Robert Mac (7) will need super effort.

Aquarius Zip (5) Samson looking for third consecutive win. Hes Gone (1) another late fades. SIXTH: Slopes Maytime (2) can pace better than in last two. Paddy O'Brien (8) Harris back in the sulky a plus. Jan Barmin (6) dropping a class.

SEVENTH: Mario G. L. (3) capable of winning this one. Top Skipper (8) look for late drive. Meadow H.

Jean (4) bounced back into the money in last. EIGHTH: Shrimp 0 Mouette (5). another win here for Gendron? Holiday Spirit (4) Y. Filion could surprise. Linton Hanover (8) broke in last.

NINTH: Taurus Lobell (8) an upset. Short Time (7) looking for third straight win. First Front (5) needs late drive. TENTH: McDougle (5) looked i impressive in first start at BB. Carolwood Dancer (8) moving up a class and capable of winning this one too.

Bye Bye Cherish (3) had trouble in last. 'Town' clinches Seniors curling Town of Mount Royal turned back the leading Montreal West club in the Senior Men's Afternoon Curling League yesterday, winning three of four matches. The Town victories were scored by Harrison Jones over Fergus Frazer, 10-5; Gordon Black against Don Smith 12-2; Bill MacKay over Phil Seaby 9-6. Cec Brook got the Montreal West win, 6-4, over Joe O'Hara. Montreal West has 35 points, followed by Lachine, with 32, Town 28 and Wentworth 25.

I Jofre retires SAO PAULO (UPI) Eder Jofre of Brazil, world bantamweight champion in 1961-65, announced his retirement from boxing yesterday. ROSENBERG, Harry. On Thurs- day, February 17, 1977, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, dearly beloved husband of Doris Bly, devoted father of Mrs. Russell Goldberg (Susan), son of the late Leah and the late Chaim Rosenberg, brother of Jack of Phoenix, Arizona, Sol of New York, Issie (Sy) of Montreal, Mrs. Sydney Knopp (Mattie), the late Pearl Schacter and the late Bobbie Rosenberg, cherished grandfather of Kory Gerald, also survived by nieces and nephews.

Funeral from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Sunday, February 20. at 10 a.m. To Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Cemetery, de la Savane. Shiva 3770 Grey Avenue. In lieu of gifts contributions may be made to The Kidney Foundation of Canada, 5780 Decelles Avenue.

the Montreal General Hospital, on February 16, 1977. Sidney Melville Ross, younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. Gilbert Ross, brother of Allan E.

Ross and John F. Ross. Funeral service at the Wray-Walton-Wray Chapel, 1234 Mountain Street, on Friday, at 3 p.m. to Mount Royal Crematorium. Please omit flowers.

ROSS, Sidney Melville. Suddenly at ROULEAU, GERARD. At Montreal, on Wednesday, February 16, 1977, at the age of seventy-one years. Mr. Gerard Rouleau was ex-proprietor of G.

L. Rouleau, Insurance Inc. Belove husband of Yvette Cousineau, survived by his daughter Michelle (wife of Rene L. Prefon'aine) and grandchildren Marc, Claire and Julie, his brother Vianne. Funeral on Friday, February 18, from the Magnus Poirier Funeral Home, 7388 Viau Street, St.

Leonard, for service in St. Gilbert Church, at 2 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, ROULEAU, Doctor Paul. At Mont- real, on February 16, 1977, age seventy-four, Doctor Paul Rouleau beloved husband of the late Alice Guertin, also survived by his children Andree Rouleau, Jules (husband of Andree Berthiaume), Mrs. Andre Roy (Francine) and Odette Rouleau and tweive grandchildren Anne, Natalie, Allan, Stephanie, Christopher, Mark Cameron, Julie, Katherine, Frederique Rouleau, Martin, Sophie and Sebastien Roy, one brother Reverend Charles Rouleau, one sister Therese Rouleau.

Funeral Friday, February 18, from J. R. Deslauriers and Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges Road, for service in St. Joseph Town of Mount Royal Church, at 2 p.m. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

ROY, Rosalie (Rose). At the residence Les Cascades on February 15, 1977, aged eighty-six years, Rosalie (Rose) Clement, beloved wife of the late Rosaire Georges Roy dear sister of Dr. A. B. Clement M.D.

(husband of Clarisse Leger), aunt of Dr. Marcel Clement M.D. (husband of Frances Macinnis), Mrs. Raymond Levac (Alice Clement), Mrs. Claude Gervais (Monique Clement) and Jean Benoit Clement.

Funeral Friday, February 18, from Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 3925 Monselet, for service in St. Vital Church (Montreal North) at 11 a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemefery. By family request parlor closed 5 to 7. bec, on Wednesday, February 16, 1977.

Effie Blake Waddell in her seventy-ninth year, wife of the late Joseph Smith, dear mother of Mary, (Mrs. Junior Gillette), sister of Libbie, John, Katie (Mrs. Earl McNiece), Annie and Lloyd. Resting at the J. M.

Sharp Funeral Home, Franklin Centre. Funeral service at Franklin United Church, on Saturday, February 19, at 2 p.m. Interment Coveyhill Union Cemetery. SMITH, Essie. At Huntingdon, Que- TOMALTY, Donald Ernest.

At the Montreal General Hospital, on Tuesday, February 15, 1977, husband of Catherine McDonald, loving father of Bruce, Sharon (Mrs. Ross Kirlin) and Richard, fatherin-law of Rhonda, grandpapa of Steven and Jamie, son of Florence and the late Ernest Tomalty, brother of Ruth (Mrs. P. Abbott), Margaret (Mrs. P.

Dunlop), Elva (Mrs. T. Lekas) and Kenneth. A private funeral service was held at Mount Royal Crematorium, on Thursday, February 17, at 11 a.m. Donations sent to the Cancer Research Society, 6333 Decarie Montreal, would be gratefully acknowledged.

ness at St. Mary's Hospital, on February 16, 1977, age fiftyyears, Rene Viger beloved husband of D. H. Keith, dear father of Rene and Gloria (Mitchell), brother of Noel and Bernadette (Giroux), and also survived by grandchildren, nephews and nieces. Funeral Friday, February 18, from Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 4955 Adam, service in the Chapel at 2 p.m.

Interment Mount Royal Crematorium. Will be sadly missed by family, relatives and friends. VIGER, Rene Sr. After a lengthy ill- WISSOCK, Cheryl. On Wednesday, February 16, 1977, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, beloved daughter of Annette a and Hy Levy, and the late Sam Wissock, beloved granddaughter of Belle Bloom, sister of Norman and Hershy Levy, and Ellen and a loving family.

Funeral from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Friday, February 18, at 1 p.m. To Adath Israel Congregation Cemetery, de la Savane. Shiva at 127 Sheraton Drive, Montreal West. In lieu of gifts or flowers, the family would appreciate donations to be made to the "Cheryl Wissock Memorial Fund, of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, 2100 Marlow Avenue, to be used at the discretion of Dr. John Harrold.

YULE, David M. Suddenly at Ormand Beach, Florida, on February 15, 1977, beloved husband of Bud Ross, father of Brenda (Mrs. John Morrison) and brother of Robert of Ottawa. Cremation in Florida. 1851 1977 DES NES FLORISTS 731-4992.