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24 The GAZETTE, 1539 Montreol, April 8, 1 975 mm ri -r 1rir-Yi nri'i i.i mi Councillor says Bell's tale 'bull' in rate protest -1 (W word Minimum Crwat 12. diy, tff kciieti 0'twm- CMm ClMdn fTtavwit Mtun In M. (toft pm, farprniMM" only) Shower flack. lip psP 8Dlpl IBM DS53j El flllllS' viously impossible and unfair, to between users of public telephone service on the basis of income level or any other personal criteria one might choose." "It's a simple matter just to drop the rate back to 10 cents. It would be a great public relations move by Bell and the company wouldn't lose very Knox said.

Bell noted there are eight locations where the 10-cent charge has been maintained: sidewalk booths, Metro, bus and railway stations, hospitals, convalescent homes, rooming houses and churches. Pointe Claire has the support of Montreal North, St. Laurent, Cote St. Luc, La-Salle, Verdun, St. Pierre, La-chine, Hampstead, Dorval, Beaconsfield and Mount Royal.

U.S. watching our switch to metric TORONTO (CP) When it comes to metrication, Canada is setting the lead for the United States, says Paul Boire, director of the federal metric commission. Boire told the American Society for Quality Control meeting in Toronto that the U.S. is following Canada's switch to the metric system and copying its pattern in introducing the measurement. He said in an interview that members of the American National Metric Council have visited Ottawa several times to view Canada's conversion to the metric system and that he and other Canadian com-; mission officials have offered advice at the council's board meetings in Washington.

Boire said Congress will likely pass a bill by this summer establishing a metric system in the U.S. 40 pounds FrenllOim w4 JO pji diiiy HOURS tml. Clown litunln. SUNDAY From II noon o4 im, HOLIDAYS (lnh tnd DmUi Notien BIRTHS BELL. Tom and Susan (nee Cleaver), are phased to announce the birth of a son, 8 9 on April 6 1975, at the Montreal General Hospital.

A brother to Caroline. Both well. 10 BULLETT. To Nona and Chuck (neeHadlock), on April 6. 1975, a daughter, Terrl-lynn, 7 9 at St.

Marys Hospital. A sister to Kim end Greg. 10 BURKE. Denis and Linda (nea Mitchell), are -happy to announce the birth of their son, Donald, 8 lb. 6 ois April 4 1975, at the Montreal General Hospital.

All well. 10 CARTW RIGHT, Glen and Judy (nee McCulloch) proudly announce the birth of their son, Kev'fl John, 8 5 at the Verdun General Hospital, April 4, 1975. Thanks to Monlreal Police for safe arrival. 8 COAD. On Thursday, April 3, 1975.

To Sally (nee Price), wife of Ross Coad, at the Musqrove Hospital, Taunton, Somerset, England, a son. 8 HOVEY. Kit and Chris, happily announce the birth of a son, in Slowe, Vermont, April 6, 1975. 8 LAOUERRE. Jacques and Lois, (nee Benson), announce the birth cf.

a son, 9 lb. 10 on April 175, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Brother for David and Robbie. 10 TUCKER. Richard and Mary (nee Sinclair) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Clair, 8 lb.

2 on Thursday, March 27, 1975, at St. Mary's Hospital. Sisterto Richard and Jocelyn. 8 VOSINEK. Walter and Peggy, (nee Salten), loyfully announce the birth of their first child, a son, Nicholas William Anthony, 8 at the Montreal General Hospital, March 25, 1975.

-8 WALKER. Gerry and Suzanne (nee Forrest), proudly announce the bifh of their son, Forrest, 8 on April 6, 1975, at St. Joseph Hospital, London, Ontario. 9 WEXLER. To Bill and Arcfeth (nee Brown), a daughter, Samantha May, on April 5, 11975, at 5:21 p.m.

at the Montreal General Hoipital. Many thanks to 'Doctors. Buka and Ack-man, and to the wonderful caseroom staff. io DEATHS CHANDLER, Charles Joseph. At Hudson Heights, on April 7, 1975.

Charles Joseph Chandler, beloved husband Helen MacKay and brother cf Eileen (Mrs. Aubrey Kirk). Resting at the Aubry and Sons Funeral Home, Hudson, Quebec. Funeral Service, on Wednesday, April, 9, at 2 p.m. In St.

James Church, Hudson Heights. Interment at St. ames Cemetery, Hudson Heights. In lie i of flowers, dor-a tiois to the Hudson Senior Citizens, would be gratefully acknowledged. 8 ELLIAS, Max.

On Saturday, April 5, 1975, beloved husband of Annie Herscovltch, father of Mrs. P. Tom-kin (Roslyn), Eli, Raymond, brother of Sam and Mike, Mrs. Annie Berq, Mrs. Becky Gordon, Mrs.

Sophie Moore; also survived by eight grandchildren. Father-in-law of Bernice and Edna. Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5405 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, April 8, at 12 noon, to the North End Wilkomirer Association Cemetery, de la Savane. Shiva at 4490 St. Kevin, Apartment 9.

8 EMMETT, A'nnie Ada. At St, Andrew's, East, April 7, 1975. Annie Ada Manley, beloved wife of Thomas T. Emmett and dear mother of Robert M. Emmett, of Sennevllle, Quebec, Barbara I.

(Mrs. W. H. Smith) of Lachute. Sister of Alice Manley, of Lachute and loved by seven grandchildren.

Funeral service on Wednesday, April 9, et 2 m. from the J. P. McKimmie Funeral Chapel 640 Street, Lachute. Interment at St.

Andrew's East in a vault. 8 FABIEN, Juliette. In Montreal, On April 6, 197, aged 83 years, Juliette Clermont, beloved wife of Lucien Fabien, dear mother of Louise (Mrs. Lauren Hebert), Francoise (Mrs. Paul Glrouard), Claude Landry (hus-, band of Fabienne Cartier), Pierre Landry (husband of Marie Brazeau), also survived by her brothers Maurice and Rodoiphe Clermont, Her sister Slmone Goyette and many grandchildren.

Resting at Alfred Dal-laire Inc. and J. S. Vallee 1111 Laurier West, OJtremont. Funeral on Tuesday, April 8 at 2 p.m.

In St. Via-teur Church. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. 8 by crown forces and sectarian forces. "If there is no such activity, there will be no operations other than against truce-breakers." Ontario our of proposed satellite deal TORONTO (CP) After spending $175,000, the Ontario Educational Communications Authority (OECA), has dropped its proposed participation in experimental programs on the Communications Technology Satellite (CTS), says David Cook, former director of the project The ministry of colleges and universities recommended a four-year development, use and evaluation of the proposed program in a confidential submission to the Ontario cabinet last summer.

Whjen the cabinet had not approved it by the end of March, the program was suspended. The federal government has spent $62 million developing the satellite, which is to be launched in December by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The CTS project is to test new communications satellite technclogv for possible use in the '1980s. CTS allows the use of smaller and cheaper grounl stations than is twscible with the Anik satellite, now in orbit.

The program, was to cover the northern portion of Ontario, abcut half the prbv ince's kud area, that has 2bout 40 native corr.m-jnities with a population of 14.000. More than 75 percent of the population live in communities accesible only by air. IF33? i Ell Bllsj a 3IC DEATHS MacLEOD, Evelyn. Suddenly at the Lakeshore General Hospital, on April 5, 1975. Evelyn Constance Tlplady.

Beloved wife of the late Reverend Donald MacLeod. Very dear mother of Jean of Ste. Anne de Believue, Helen (Mrs. L. Taylor) of Ottawa, Gordon, of London, Ontaro.

Marian (Mrs. R. Smith) and Keith, both of Toronto. A private family service was held on Monday from D. Collins Funeral Home, Point Claire.

MAHER, Johanna (nee O'Connall), After a lengthy illness, on Monday, April 7, 1975, at the Dorchester Residence, dearly beloved wife of the late Peter J. Maher, dear mother of the late Mrs. D. M. Christie (Eileen), Patricia, Mrs.

Simpson Shatiiia (Ellen), Mrs. Duhamel (Marlon), also survived by grandchildren, David, Pamela and Bruce Christie, Kevin and John Simpson, Joanne, Carol, Peter and Paul Duhamel. Visitation at J. R. Des-lauriers Funeral Home, 790 S4.

Croix St. Laurent, Funeral from Our Lady of Fatlma Parish. 9 MARKHAM, E. Marlon. Suddenly at her home on Saturday, April 5, 1975, aged 91 years, beloved wife of Gerald M.

Markham, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bennet, mother of the late Elaine (Mrs.

John C. Rlvaz) and Arthur G. Markham, sister of R. Bruce Bennet, and H. Rex Bennet.

Grandmother of Jane E. Rlvaz. A private funeral service will be conducted from the chapel of Clarke MacGllllvray White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers Street. In lieu of flowers, donations sent to the Heart Fund, Montreal General Hospital, will be Gratefully appreciated. MONGENAIS, Juliette.

At the Mount Royal Villa, on Sunday, April 6, 1975, fn her 92nd year. Beloved wife of the late Adolphe Mongenais, dear mother of Guy and Denlse (Mrs. Gilles Moreney). Also survived by two grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, Downtown Facilities, 1459 Towers Street (at Maisonneuve) Eu-charistle Celebration from St.

Joseph du Mont Royal Church, on Wedries-. day, April 9, at 10 a.m.. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. (Parking ORENT, Randy Alan. Accidentally on Monday, April 7, 1975, beloved son of Arthur Orent and the late Bernice Orent.

Grandson of Charles Schwartz. Funeral Services from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, April 8 at 3:15 p.m. To Memorial Park Cemetery, de la Savanne. Shiva at 5720 Cavendish, Apartment 8 OSBORNE, Carolyn. In Hospital on Friday, April 4, 195.

Carolyn Bjles-treri-Archer, beloved wife of John E. Osiorne, 4 Cherrywood Drive, Ottawa, beloved mother of Peter and Mary, daughter of the late Cesare and Beatrice Belestreri-Arcrer, Montreal, sister of Dr. Violet Archer, Edmonton, John B. Archer, Montreal, and Fernando, Cowansville. Funeral service was held at St.

David and St. Martin Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, on Monday, at 2 p.m. Interment, Beechwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, 200 Melrose Avenue, Ottawa, would be appreciated. 8 PANET, Marguerite F.

At Pier-refonds Manor, on April 4, 1975. Marguerite Fremont, beloved wife of Major General Edouard deB. Panet C.M.G., S.O., E.D., D.S.M. Funeral Mass on Tuesday, April 8 at 10 a.m. at Mary Queen of the World Cathedral.

Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. Visitation at Wray-Wal-ton-Wray, 1234 Mountain Street, Monday, April 7, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Paraplegic Institute, 4545 Queen Mary Road would be gratefully appreciated. 8 RAE, Alexander. At the Lekeshore General Hospital, on April, 7, 1975.

Alexander Rae, beloved husband of Mary Beveridge, father of Donald, Harry, Richard, Stanley and the late Helen (Mrs. W. Webb). Resting at the Aubry and Sons Funeral Home, 80 Main Road, Hudson. Funeral, Wednesday, April 9 In Cote St.

Charles Church at 11 a.m. Interment Cote St. Charles Cemetery. 8 ROBB, Catherine (Robbie). At the Royal Victoria, on Saturday, April 5, 1975, In her 91st year.

Dear friend of the Donald Mackenzie family. Funeral service held privately on Monday, April 7, 1975. 9 SANDERS, Cyril LeRoy (Dick). On Monday, April 7, 1975. After a short illness.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital, dearly beloved husband of Euphemia J. Duncan, dear father of Marian (Mrs William Armstrong), Dr. William Sanders, Peggy (Mrs. Russell Knubley) and Betty (Mrs. Ian Henderson), also survived by twelve grandchildren, dear brother of Mary, Theo, Anne, Helen end Joe.

Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West, on Thursday at 2 p.m. Thence to Mount Royal Crematorium. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Church Home, 1221 Guy Street, Montreal.

Visiting from 7 p.m.. Tuesday. 8 SOUTH, Betty. Formerly of Pler-refonds at her home in Acton, Ontario, on April 7, 1975. Beloved wife of R.

D. South, dear mother of Janice (Mrs. Robert Edmonds) ot Dollard des Ormeaux. Resting at D. A.

Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Blvd. (Highway 2-20 at Can tier). Pointe Claire. Funeral serv ice at Westminster Presbyterian Church 1314) Monk Blvd. Plerrefonds on Thursday at 11 a.m.

Interment Montreal Memorial Park. Visiting to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday only. Donations to the Cancer Research Society, will be appreciated as tokens of sympathy. 9 THOMPSON, Arthur Brodie.

Suddenly at Ste. Adele, on Thursday, April 1975. Beloved father of Beverley (Mrs. W. A Koenig), Helen (Mrs.

C. H. Campbell) and Adele (Mrs. W. Sheridan) and dear brother of Helen, John, Alan, Margaret and June.

A private funeral service was held on Saturday, at the Chapel of Wray-Walton-Wray, 1234 Mountain Street. 8 VANDER WEE, Leon. At Montreal, AprH 7, 1975, aged 69 years. Leon Vander Wee. Beloved husband of the late Patricia Chiles, and the late Frances E.

Mc.Mahon, dear father of Richard, brother of Peter, Everard, Mary (May), George and the late Mrs. William LeMercier (Teresa). Funeral Thursday, April 10 from Roland Bisson 130 HenH Bouressa East, for service In St. Rita Church 10 a.m. Interment Sautt Aux Re-coilets Cemetery.

WALKER, William Dobson. On Tuesday, April 1, 1975, beloved husband of Dorothy Cooper, dear father of Isaoet (Mrs. M. K. McNsughton), Nancy (Mrs.

N. J. Smith), Dorothy (Mrs. G. N.

Perry) of Australia ard Jean (Mrs. G. C. Hebert), aiso survived by six grandchildren. Private funeral service was held on April 2.

8 WINNIK, Waiter. In Verdun, on Friday, April 4, 1975. Walter Wirmik beloved husband of the late Jadvika Tomaszawska, dear brother of Frank of Poland, uncle of Boeflaw Winnik and Ms wife Danutta. nephew of Andrew Winnik. Visitation at Clark MecGilHvrey White Funeral Directors.

5644 Bannentyne Avenue, (at Beaty), Verdun. Funeral service from Holy Trinity Church, Centre Street, on Wednesday, April 9, at to a.m. Rosary service Tuesday, at I p.m. Interment Co'e es Neiges Cemetery. IX MEIIQRIAM KEANE, ERzateM.

in memory of dear mother who 'passed tmtf Aortl 1949. Stlfl fondly remempered ty her tors Denis end Jack. DEATHS FERRIS, Ronald V. At the Montreal General-Hospital, on Friday, April 4, 1975, Ronald V. Ferris, b.

loved husband of Muriel Drlscoll, dear son of J. Gordon Ferris and of the late Pearl Ferris, also survived by his brother Malcolm and his nephew John of Saint John, New Brunswick. Visitation at Clarke Mac-Gillivray White Funeral Directors, 1718 St. Joseph Lachine, from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.

Funeral service will be conducted from the chapel on Tuesday, April 8 at 11 a.m Interment Rldeau Gardens 8 GAGNON, Claude B. At Slllery, April 7, 197S, aged 52 years, Claude B. Gaqnon, Judge of Quebec Court of Appeals, leaving to mourn his wife Lucie, his children Pierre, Marc and. Pauls, his sisters and brothers Andre, Renee, France, Marie, Jean and Ceclle, his -mother-in-law Mrs. Zache Langlols also many uncles and aunts, brothern-law and sisters-ln-law, nephews and nieces.

Funeral Wednesday, April 9, at 2:30 p.m., leaving Leplne-ClouMer Funeral Home, 975 Marguerite Bourglos at 2:15 for St. Charles Gamier Church. Interment Notre Dam de Belmont Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated. Visiting Tuesday 2-5, 7-10, Wednesday 10 a.m.

8 GITTLESON, Edwin H. On Saturday, April 5, 1975, belbved husband of Bertha Samuel, dear father of Howard, brother of the late Leonard, the late Harold, the late Henry, the late Llbby, the late Bertye, and the late Gertie. Funeral services from Paperman 4V Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5405 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, April 8, at 1:30 p.m., to the Shevat Achlm Congregation Cemetery, de la Savane. The family requests the observance of Shiva in the strictest ot privacy. 8 GOLDSTEIN, Gertrude (nee Schlel-fer).

On Monday, April 7, 1975, wife of the late Max Goldstein, beloved mother of Lawrence, Rhoda and Sybil, dear sister of Harry Siater and Mrs. Sid Cohen (Bluma) both of Mrs. Leon Frledlander of Washington, Abbey Schleifer, of Bermuda, and the late Ruth Miller, of Toronto. Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5405 Cote des Neiges Road, on Wednesday, April 9, at 3:00 p.m. To Tifereth Beth David, Jerusalem, congregation cemetery, Kehal Yeshurin Section, de la Savane.

Shiva at 5505 Cavendish, Apt. 703. In lieu of gifts, contributions may be made to the Canadian Arthritis Society. 8 HOWKER, Sade (nee Warr). At Port Coquitlam, B.C., on April 4, 1975, beloved wife of Eric Howker, mother of Peter and Alanna, sister of Madge, the late William, the late Mary, Flora and John.

Burial at West Vancouver, B.C., Tuesday, April 8, 1975. 8 LANG, Muriel Sleeth. Suddenly at Panama City, Florida, on April 6, 1975, beloved wife of Adam Donald 'Larvq, dear mot'er cf Jec'ie 'M-s. Donald Hemphill) and loving grandmother of Jifl and Erin. Arrangements being made for private funeral at Thessalon, Ontario.

10 LEMOINE, Pierre. At Quebec, on April 6, 1975, Pierre Lemolne, Knight of the Order of Malta, husband of the late Marguerite Harvey, survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tas-chereau (Diane), Mr. and Mrs.

Jacques Desmeules (Louise), Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bernler (Odette), and Marie-France, also survived by his sisters, Henriette (Mrs. Albert Tan-guay), Suzanne (Mrs. Gustave Be-dard), and his uncle John Lemoine of Westmount.

Funeral on Wednesday, April 9 at 10 a.m., leaving the parlor of Lepine Cloutier 975 Marguerite Bourgeois, Quebec City at 9:45 a.m. for service at St. Charles Garnler Church to the Belmont Cemetery. 8 LIPSEY, Dr. Reuben H.

On Monday, April 7, 1975, beloved husband of Betty Goldsman, dear father of Mrs. Bernard Sandler (Estelle), of Is-ington New Jersey, brother of Mrs. Joseph Lafcoe (Bessie) and Mrs. Dave Lavut (Sadie), grandfather of Ron, Warren arid Steven. Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, April 8, at 2:15 p.m., to Shaar Hashomayim Congregation.

The family requests the privilege of observing shlva in strictest privacy. 8 LUSTIG, Annie (nee Pell). On Saturday, April 5v 1975, wife of the late Jack Joseph Lustig, beloved mother of Morty, Issle of New York, and Mrs. William Burke (Rlckl), dear sister of Louis Pell, Saul Pell, Celia Ostroff of Los Angeles, Sarah Wolf-son of Oklahoma, and the iate Archie Pell. Devoted grandmother of Gay and Howard, Steven and Mitchel and Leslie Susan.

Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chanel, 5405 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, April 8, at 9:00 a.m. To the King Edward Benefit Association Cemetery, Berri St. Shiva private. 8 Won DFC, DSO, Waddell dies TORONTO (CP) Robert Charles Arthur Waddell, an RCAF group captain who was awarded the Distinguished Service Order, Distinguished Flying Cross and Netherlands Flying Cross in the Second World War, died Saturday. Born in Peterborough, Capt.

Waddell joined the RCAF before the war and was in the first unit the City of Toronto No. 110 Squadron to be sent to Britain. The unit became the 400 Squadron and was sent on re-connaisance and strafing missions. Before the invasion of Europe, his unit was credited with wrecking or damaging more than 100 locomotives. In 1945, his wing (39 Reconnaissance)) was the first Allied unit to occupy a German airfield.

While Georges Vanier was governor-general of Canada, Capt. Waddell was his aide-deHcamp. Former synod president dies KITCHENER. Ont. (CP) Rev.

John Reble, the first full-time president of the Canada synod of the Lutheran Church in America, died yesterday at his Kitchener home. He was 87. He came out of retirement on four different occasions io serve the church, retiring for the last time at age 80. Dr. was ordained in in Hamilton and served three Ontario parishes, Denbigh.

Lffiwood, and Hamilton. In 1945 be was elected president cf the Canada -synod, By BOB HAYES of The Gazette Points Claire Councillor Malcolm Knox last night termed "a lot of bull" Bell Canada's reply to the city's protest against the 20-cent public phone rate in recreation centres. "We should write back and tell them we're not satisfied with their explanation," Knox told a public meeting. Pointe Claire, along with a dozen other Montreal Island suburbs, have unanimously endorsed a resolution protesting the price hike granted the telephone company in August' by the Canadian Transport Commission (CTC). They called on Bell to re-instate the 10-cent rate in playgrounds, schools and recreational complexes.

BUSINESS LINE Knox was referring to a letter received from J. V. R. Cyr, Bell vice-president, Montreal area, suggesting that a business line be installed in a cafeteria or lounge, giving young people access to a telephone. The monthly charge, Cyr claimed, could be paid by a students' association, school board, parents' committee or similar organization.

The CTC said it. was "ob- Legal Notices 300 PROVINCIAL COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO: SOO-07-038 994-740 Dame Blanche McDermott, housewife, spouse ol late Zephirin Goyete. residing and domiciled at 455 DeLanaudiere Street in the City and District ol Montreal Plaintiff xprsus Jean-Psui Vachon, residing and domiciled at 5286 Chabot Street in the City and District ot Montreal, and presently of unknown nafanrlant Ru nrripr nf fhp fniirt: The Defendant, Jean-Paul Vachon, ic horohu railed unnn tn a DDear within a delay of thirty (30) days fol-Inuiinn latt nnhliratinn of this No tice. A copy of the Writ of Summons and Declaration nave oeen leu tor him at the Office of the Superior Court of Montreal, April 1st, 1975. (s) a.

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