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H-12 Montreal, Saturday, August 1, 1987 HOURS: From 8:30 a m. to 8 p.m. (closed Saturday) SUNDAY HOLIDAYS: From 12 noon to 4pm. DATES: 50 per word Minimum charge $5.00 per day. Also listed in these columns Chosen Children.

Requiem Masses In Memoriam, Unveilings. Cards ot Thanks. Phone 2S2-2311 After 5 p.m. and Sundays 282-2324. Pretoria pays $875,000 to massacre victims growing momentum for economic sanctions against South Africa; A judicial commission under Judge Donald Kannemeyer was appointed by President P.W.

Botha to investigate the shootings. The commission's report absolved the police unit, which opened fire on the crowd, of culpability for the deaths. But it found that the main factors contributing to the deaths were the banning of funerals on doubtful grounds and improper riot-control equipment Rare concession The settlement, which took legal experts in the case by surprise, was accompanied by a rare concession notice that said the minister is making the payment unconditionally. The highest settlement figure to an individual plaintiff in the Langa settlement is $300,000 to Lawrence Gqubele, 25. He was left paralyzed from the waist down after a police bullet severed his spinal cord.

UNVEILINGS WASSERMAN, Sam. A monument will be unveiled in memory of Sam Was-serman, beloved husband of Jenny, father of David, Gerald and Sureka Rudich, brother of Marcel, on Sunday, August 2 at 11 a.m. at the Farband Labour Zionist Section, de la Savane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. WISEMAN, Doris (Scheim).

The unveiling of a monument in memory of Doris Wiseman, beloved wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and sister, will take place Sunday, August 2, 1987, at 11 a.m. at the Kehal Israel Memorial Cemetery, B'nai B'rith Section, Sources Boulevard, D.D.O. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. WOLFE, Sam. An unveiling will take place in the memory of the late Sam Wolfe, beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother, Sunday, August 2, at 10 a.m., Chevra Thillim Section, de la Savane.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend. PRAYERS MAY the Sacred Heart of Jesus, be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world, now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. Saint Jude, Worker of Miracles prav for us. Saint Jude, Help of the Homeless pray for us.

Publication must be promised. Say nine times a day and by the eighth day vour prayer will be answered. K. S. THANKS to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Blessed Mother, St.

Anthony and St. Jude for favours received. K.Q. THANKS Jesus, Mary, Joseph for prayers answered. J.D.

THANKS 10 Virgin Mary. F.I. i ff --f fK IN MEMORIAM BECHAMP, Keith. In loving memory of a dear son and brother who passed awav August 2, 1979. Time speeds on Eight years have gone Since death It's gloomy shadow cast upon our home, Where all was bright and look from us a shining light We miss thai light and ever will His vacant place none can fill Here we mourn, but not in vain For in Heaven we will meet again.

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed Mom, Dad, Janice and Debra. BECHAMP, Keith. Passed away August 2, 1979. There is a corner in our hearts That is set aside for you As long as life and memories last We shall love and remember vou. Love Nanny and Grandpa Hamer.

CUMBER BATCH, Natasha Anna. Who died, accidentally, on August 2, 1979. Though memories forever linger. You are still loved and sadly missed. Love, Mom.

DOBELL, Evelyn. In loving memory of my mother and best friend who passed away August 1980. I miss vou so much. Loving daughter Rita. GAMEROFF, Louis.

Died August 1, 1979. Always remembered, loved, and sadly missed bv his wife Helen, children Mvrna, Rosalind and Douglas, sons-in-law and grandchildren. GARDNER, Elizabeth Ruby (nee Burnev). Who passed away on August 2, 1986. Dear Lord, if roses grow in heaven.

Please pick a bunch for us And gently place them in her arms And tell her they're from us. Sadly missed by husband Clarence, daughter Mary, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. GARDNER, Elizabeth Ruby (nee Burnev). Who passed away August 2, 1986. How do I love vou, There are so many ways.

Your warm smile, your sweet face. Your heart of gold. And vour lovelv blue eves. You suffered so, And never complained. Well, Auntie dear.

Now that God has taken awav Your aches and pains, You will suffer no more. Sadly missed by vour niece and godchild Diane. GARDNER, Rubv. In loving memory of my grandmother who died August 2, 1986 and my uncle Lawrence Gardner who died October 25, 1981. We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find Your smiles are gone forever Your hands we cannot touch All we have left are memories Of the ones we loved so much We hold back our lears, when we speak your names Bui our aching hearts remain the same For in our hearts vou are so near Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

Always remembered and loved, granddaughter and niece Tina and John. GARDNER, Ruby. In loving memory of our great-grandmother who died August 2, 1986. It's been one year, since you passed awav Still loved, still missed in every wav Although vou are gone, our hearts still fill with loving memories of you still. Loved and always remembered, great granddaughter Juanila, Irene, Naomi and Sam.

GARRETT, Leith. In memory of the very sad day of August 2, 1982. Thoughts of vou are with us daily. Remembered by Margaret and Jack. GARRETT, Leith.

August 2, 1982. In remembrance of a husband and father. Beautiful memories of one gone lo rest New York Times CAPE TOWN South Africa's government has agreed to pay $875,000 to settle civil claims by 51 people who were wounded or whose relatives were killed in 1985 when police opened fire on a group of blacks going to a funeral. Twenty black people died in the massacre in Langa, a black township on the Eastern Cape. Largest of its kind Legal experts said the out-of-court settlement amounts to an admission of liability by the government that the shootings in Langa were unlawful.

Experts said it could pave the way for charges against the police. The settlement is the largest of its kind in South African legal history. Langa's tragedy proved to be a turning point in civil unrest that had swept black townships since October 1984. It provided a focus for international outrage and hastened the Maria Cristina Nino, the young woman's mother, as she embraced her daughter in front of TV cameras. Her father, Jaime Michelsen, Uribe, the former owner of Colombia's largest financial empire, said yesterday he paid a $500,000 ransom for her release.

Michelsen Uribe was charged four years ago by Colombian authorities with bank fraud. The kidnappers also demanded that he reimburse the estimated depositors who lost their money in the collapse of the banking group he controlled. Camila Michelsen said she had been well treated by her captors and that she spent most of the time reading and knitting. She said she had remained in Bogota throughout her captivity, but was transferred to different safe-houses several times. ings were removed Thursday from the bridge, a few blocks from the state Capitol building.

Lieut. Mike Langston said the room will be filled in with dirt. Gaddis said he has lived under the bridge for nearly three years. Officials think he has been there three to five months. He carved out steps, platforms and ashtrays for a house the size of an average living room.

He put up mirrors, pictures, posters and bump- When the latest dolphin was stranded, still alive, on a Delaware beach Thursday, Schoelkopf had it brought to a laboratory. But it died soon after. James Staples, a spokesman for the Department of Environmental Protection, said an autopsy revealed that it died of bronchial pneumonia. Other autopsies have shown similar findings. Now pathologists will test bacteria from the dolphin.

Tests for chemicals are also planned. DEATHS SACCUCCI, Pasquale. At Lasalle on Julv 31, 1987 age sixty-five. Beloved husband of Marie Paule Belisle. Also survived bv his brothers Nick and AAi- chael, his sisters Therese, Grace, Antoinette, Florence, Lina and Mary, and many nephews and nieces.

Resting at Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home 7708 Central St. Funeral service will be held on Monday, August 3 at 11 a.m. in Notre Dame du Sacre Coeur Church, thence to Notre Dame des Neiges Cemetery. Visiting hours Saturday 7 P.m. to 10 p.m and Sunday from 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. SHER, Benjamin. On Friday, July 31, 1987, in his ninety-eighth year. Husband ot the late Sarah.

Beloved father and father-in-law of Max and Bess, Bella and the lale Morton, the late Rachel and the late Harry. Cherished grandfather of Brian, Elaine and Heidi, great-grandfather of Janna and Melanie. Funeral service from Paperman Sons, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Monday, August 3, at 1 p.m. Burial at the Russian Polish Cemetery, de la Savane. Shiva at 8106 Linden Road, Cole SI.

Luc, through Wednesday evenings, August 5. SHUFELT, Frederick. At the BM P. Hospital, Cowansville on Wednesday, Julv 29, 1987, Frederick Shufelt, beloved husband of Lela Webb, dear father of David (Martha) and Gary (Barbara), grandfather of Geoffrey, Karen, Keith and Serena. Visitation on Friday from 2p.m.-4p.m.

and 7p.m.-9p.m. from the Desourdv Wilson Funeral Home, 104 Buzzell Ave, Cowansville. Funeral service Saturday, August 1 al from the chapel. Interment Riverside Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the B.M.P.

Hospital, Cowansville. SMELTZER, Cindy Lou. Accidentally in Bankok, Thailand on her holidays on July 8, 1987 age twenty-five. Beloved daughter of Robert Smeltzer and Nadia Panuto. Resting at Urgel Bourgie Ltd.

and Raoul Bourgie Funeral Home 1750 Notre Dame, Lachine. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday, August 4 at 1 p.m. in the chapel of the Parlour, thence to Hawlhorndale Cemetery. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

STEPHEN, Donald Smith. Peacefully, after a lengthy illness, Julv 26, 1987, at the Chilliwack General Hospital, Chil-liwack, B.C., age sixty-three years, beloved husband of Sheila Pridmore. Dear father of Robert, Louise and Bruce. Brother of the lale Charles Stephen. Dear brother of Phyllis, Helen, Barbara and Douglas.

Funeral service will be held Julv 31, at the Henderson Funeral Home, Chilliwack, B.C. STIVALETTI, Angiolina (nee Catelli). Peacefully at home on Friday, Julv 31, 1987. Beloved wife of the late Francesco, devoted mother and mother-in-law of Nick and Susan Stivalelti, Rosina and Dantes Di Biase, Lina and Vincenzo Vaccaro of Italy. Sadly mourned bv her eight grandchildren.

Resting at Magnus Poirier Funeral Home, 8880 St. Michel Blvd. Funeral service will be held on Monday, August 3 at Madonna Di Pom-pei Church at 10 a.m., thence to Notre Dame des Neiges Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday SULLIVAN, (Betty) Winnifred. Al Montreal, on July 31, 1987. (Betty) Winnifred Murphv, wife of the lale John Sullivan.

Dear mother of Maureen Ryan. Sister of Henry Murphy, Bill Murphy of Edmonton, and the late Thomas Earl Murphy. Resting at the Kane Fetterly Funeral Home, 5301 Decarie Blvd. (corner of Isabella), on Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service at SI.

Malachy's Church, on Monday at 10 a.m. To Cote des Neiges Cemetery. WA1SSMAN, Fella. On Thursday, July 30, 1987. Beloved wife of Adam.

Devoted and cherished mother of Jack and Martin. Funeral service look place from Paperman Sons. Burial at the Beth Ora Section, Kehal Israel Cemetery, Sources Road, D. D. O.

Shiva at 872 Gray Circle, St. Laurent. In lieu of gifts, contributions may be made to the "Fella Waissman Memorial Fund" for Heart Research, co the Jewish General Hospital Foundation, 340-8251. WEINTRAUB, Dr. David.

Of Chestnut Hill, on Julv 31, 1987. Beloved husband of Sara (Gopen), and the late Rhoda Lande. Devoted father of Dr. Ronald M. and Dr.

Harold both of Boston. Dear step-father of Sheila Schwartz of Needham, and Emily Lipof of Newton and George Gopen of North Carolina. Dear grandfather of Charles and David Weintraub, and 9 step-granchildren. Dear brother of Mrs. Joseph (Bess) Fleischer, of Chestnut Hill, and Mark Weintraub of Osterville, and the late Louis and Anna Alpern.

Services at Temple Israel, Longwood Ave. and Riverway, Boston, on Sunday ugusi ar luam. memorial ODservance at his late residence through Tuesday evening. Remembrances in his memory I mav be made to the Dr. David Weintraub Family Fund, Development Office, co Beth Israel Hospital, 330 Brookline, Boston, 02115.

Arrangements by the Le- vine Chapel, Brookline. i WESCOTT, Myrtle. Peacefully at the Griffith McConnell Residence on weonesaay, juiv iy, Deioveo daughter of the late Henry W. Wescott and the late Emma Horder, dear sister of Clara Gorman and the late Henry (Sonnv) Wescott. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 1640 Cote Vertu (west of Decarie), St.

Laurent where funeral service will be held in the chapel Monday at 2:00 p.m. thence to Mount Royal Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Oncology Department, SI. Mary's Hospital, 3830 Lacombe Avenue, Montreal, H3T-1M5, would be appreciated. Visiting Sunday, 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

WRIGHT, Brian Morton. On Julv 30, 1987 at home in Austin al the age of sixty-seven. He'll be deeply missed bv his wife Jean and his family Karen, Richard, Judith and Peter, son-in-law Kenneth Kennedy and grandchildren Michael and Lori-Ann. Funeral service to be held Saturday, August 1 at 2 p.m. at St.

Luke's Church, corner Pine and St. Patrice in Magog. Burial at East Bolton Cemetery, Austin, Que. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. IN MEMORIAM ABRAMOVICH, Judv.

In loving memory of a dearest daughter, who passed away August 1, 1974. The things we fell so deeply are the hardest things to sav, But we, vour family, loved you in a very special wav. Thev say memories are golden, well, that mav be true. But we never wanted memories, we only wanted vou. If tears could build a stairway and heartaches make a lane.

We'd walk a path to Heaven and bring vou home again. Our family chain is broken, and nothing is the same. But as God call us one bv one, the chain will link again. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed. Mom and Dad.

1 ABRAMOVICH, Judy Tobv. In loving memory of a dearest sister and aunt who passed away August 1, 1974. It seems that you left us yesterday, The wound is stitt so new. We lost a dearest sister. The day that we lost you There are no words that could ever express.

Our love, our sorrow, our emptiness. No one knows the ynef we share, When the family gathers, And you're not there. If we could have one wish come true. We wish that we could still have you. Lovingly rememoered and sadly missed, Philip, Hannah, Cat Derek, Shan, Tina and Andrea.

IN MEMORIAM PAUL, Anthony (Tony). In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather who passed away on August 2, 1977. Ten years have passed since that sad day When Tony was called away. God took him home, it was His will Within our hearts he liveth still. Lovingly remembered by Rita and family Raymond, Linda, Brenda, Edward, Kenneth, Kevin and Anthony.

PHINNEMORE, James. In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away Julv 31, 1985. I remember the day I met you The day God made vou mine I remember the day I lost you And I will till the end of time. So sadly missed and always in my thoughts. Loved and remembered by your loving wife Ann.

RAMSAY, Patricia Teresa. R.N. In loving memory of our daughter who passed away August 1, 1974. Rest in peace. Mom and Dad.

RODDEN, James. In memory of a dear father, father-in-law and grandfather. No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts, you're always there. Joyce, Jack, Debbie, Bobby, Gary and Donnie ROSENBERG, Abie. In loving memory of a dear husband and father who passed awav Julv 31, 1970.

We want vou to know. That as the time has gone by. From day to day. Your thoughts and memories. Are with us each and every wav.

Are emotions and tears, Are kept inside, But the great loss, we always feel. Is never put aside. Always remembered, sadly missed Fay, Larry, Glen, Francine. SWEENEY, Isabella. In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, who passed away August 2, 1985.

Although we smile and seem carefree. No one misses vou more than we. We love vou. Missing and loving you, daughter Agnes, son-in-law Eric, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. SWEENEY, Isabella.

In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed away August 2, 1985. A beautiful memory of you, Mom, Is all we have left. We love you. Missing and loving you, son Lome, daughter-in-law Flo, grandchildren. ZAFIRIS, Gertrude.

In loving memory of dear mother who passed away August 1, 1982. Her memory is as dear today. As in the hour she passed away. Love, James Dana, and Paula. ZAFIRIS, Gertrude.

In loving memory of dear wife who passed awav August 1, 1982. Dearly loved in her life. Treasured in her death, A beautiful memory of her. Is all that I have left. Your husband James MEMORIAL SERVICES DARLING, Lillian H.

Wife of the late M. (Montv) Darling and the late E. Knight. Survived bv Frank E.E. Darling and his wife Joan and their children Gordon and Beth who invite relatives and friends fo attend a memorial service in her memory at Trinity Anglican Church, Morin Heights, on August 8, at 2:00 p.m.

CARDS OF THANKS DePETR ELLO, Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Carmino DePetrello, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugo Panni and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Panni would like to thank all friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, masses and charitable donations following the loss of a beloved father. Please consider this as a personal thank you. EDELMANN, GUSTI- The Dublin and Edelmanrt families wish to thanks their relatives and freinds for their kind expressions of sympathy, their donations and gifts.

Please accept this as our personal thank you. MAUER, Oueenie (nee Schwartz). Roberta, Terry, and Marty wish to express their gratitude for the kindness shown bv friends and relatives of their la'e mother. In addition, our thanks are extended to Dr. C.

Lachance, nurses and staff of Notre Dame de I'Esperence Hospital. RESMAN, Moses. The family of the late Moses Resman wish to extend grateful thanks to their relatives and friends for their sympathy, visits and charitable donations made in his memory. Please accept this as a personal thank you. SPIEGELMAN, Ben.

Sunny Kalinsky and Sophie Climan, sisters of the late Ben Spiegelman, wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and donations made in his memory. Please accept this as our personal thank vou. TEOLIS, Carmela De Cesare. The family of Carmela Teolis wish to thank relatives and freinds for their kind expressions of sympathy, mass, cards, and funeral assistance received on the loss of their beloved mother on June 29, 1987. Please consider this as our personal thank vou.

WOLMAN, Aaron Eddie. The family of the late Aaron Eddie Wolman extend their sincere appreciation to their relatives and friends for their many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and charitable donations in memory of a beloved husband, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Please consider this a personal thank you. WORSOFF, Mark Aaron. The family of the late Mark Aaron Worsoff wish to thank our reltives and friends for their expressions of sympathy, kindness and charitable donations made in his memory.

Tillie Worsoff and Pauline Worsoff. UNVEILINGS ALBERT, Ruth. A monument will be unveiled in memory of Ruth Albert, on Sunday, August 2 at 3 p.m. at the Shaar Hashomavim Cemetery, Mount Royal Blvd. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

BORODENSKY, Philip. The unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Philip Borodensky, beloved husband of the late Vichne, father of Shulamis Yelin and the late Dena Aronovitch, grandfather of Gilah and David, will take place on Sunday, August 2, at 10 a.m. at the Old Workman Circle Cemetery, on De La Savane. GALA Rebeca. Friends and family are invited to attend the unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Rebeca Galai, beloved wife of Joseph, on Sunday, August 2, at 10 a.m., at Memorial Park, de la Savane.

KOFLAK, Diane (Edie). A monument will be unveiled in memory of the lale Diane Kodak on Sunday, August 2 at 9:30 a.m. on the La Savanne, Hungarian Section, Baron de Hisch, gate 1. All friends are invited to attend. SIDILKOFSKY (SLATER), Rose.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend the unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Rose Tinkoff, beloved wife of the late Sam, beloved mother and mother-in-law of Robert and Beverley Slater, Mrs. Naomi Tarlow, Mrs. Lillian Albert and Gerald, beloved grandmother and great-grandmother, on Sunday, August 2 at at de la Savane, Baron De Hirsch Cemetery, Shomrin Laboker, New Section, Gale 1, Row D5. Freedom at last: Camila Michelsen Nino (right) is hugged by her mother Maria Cristina. Her 22-month kidnap ordeal ends in time for the evening news Knight-Ridder Newspapers BOGOTA, Colombia One of Latin America's longest-running kidnappings came to an end with the stunning appearance on a live television news program of the daughter of Colombia's most controversial banking magnate.

"I'm happy to be free I'm well," said Camila Michelsen Nino, 22, as she walked in front of television cameras, to the astonishment of broadcasters. Michelsen's release came 22 months after she was kidnapped by leftist M-19 guerrillas. She was freed late Thursday at the doorstep of a Bogota TV station. Her kidnappers gave her a designer sweater and an elegant black skirt so she could look better on her first day of freedom, she said. "Camila! Camila!" said a tearful Slii-viiliiiia Reuter The young woman, a student at the time of her kidnapping, said she never saw her captors' faces because they always wore masks.

She said she did not approve of her kidnapping, "but I think they are fighting for ideals, and that's what counts." Pilar de Lopez, the anchorwoman who was reading the news when Michelsen made her appearance, said she couldn't believe her luck. "I was reading the fourth news item of the day when the studio's door opened, and a person I could not immediately recognize walked in," de Lopez said. "When I was told who she was, we shook hands nervously, and I asked her the obvious question: 'How did you get Michelsen was to fly late yesterday to Panama, where she was to meet with her father. er stickers. He decorated his home with things he found around town.

He used about 700 items in a wall collage of posters, photos, mirrors and pornography. "Another man's junk is my treasure," he said. On one wall was a poster of Florida's 40 state senators. On another were pictures of Florida's death row prisoners. A picture of Diana, Princess of Wales, was next to a picture of a nude woman.

UN vote keeps peace force in Lebanon New York Times UNITED NATIONS The Security Council voted unanimously yesterday to extend the life of the United Nations peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon until Jan. 31, 1988. The resolution adopted by the council also called on Israel to withdraw its troops from the buffer strip of Lebanese territory it controls as a "security zone" north of the Israeli-Lebanese border. Home, bittersweet home: Man evicted from cave He will never be forgotten by the ones who loved him best. Ruby, Tommy and Dorothy.

GARRETT, Leith. In memory of Leith who passed away five years ago August 2, 1982. Remembered by Bertha and Eddie. HICKEY, Anthony James. In loving memory of a wonderful husband and father who passed awav August 2, 1972.

Ever remembered and sadlv missed bv Noreen, Clinton, Sargent, Gail and Norma. HUNT, Charles Thomas. In loving memory of our dear son, who passed away August 2, 1986. Chuck is sadly missed by Mom and Dad, sisters Shirley, Connie and Edvlhe, their husbands Jim, Ken and Paul, and families. KUCHMIJ, Andrew.

In loving memory of a dear father who passed away August 1, 1982. You gave us love in fullest measure, Care, devotion and memories we treasure, You shared our hopes, our love, our tears. Thank you Daddy for those precious years, We wish so much that life could be. Just as it was in years gone bv, But since that special dream of ours can never now come true, We are grateful for the years we shared with a wonderful father like vou. Sadlv missed and lovingly remembered bv vour daughter Nellie and son-in-law Bill.

KUCHMIJ, Andrew. In loving memory of a dear grandfather and greatgrandfather who passed awav August 1, 1982. You were a wonderful grandfather, Too little understood. We did not sing you praises. As often as we should.

But when we looked inside vour heart. Where no one else could see, We found that you were gentle. And as loving as can be. And like Our Father up above. You were a guardian and a guide.

Someone that we could count on, And you were always on our side. Sadlv missed bv vour grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Linda and Mark, Donna, Kathv, Vince, Jason and Alicia, Billy, Lyne and Eric. MOUNTAIN, Arthur. In loving memory of a dear husband who passed awav Julv 31, 1986. Always in our hearts, Forever in our thoughts.

Dearly loved and sadly missed. Dol and family MOUNTAIN, Arthur. In loving mem ory of our dear father and grandfather, who passed awav July 31, 1986. The hardest thing in life to bear. Is to want you.

Dad, and you're not there. With broken hearts we whisper low. We miss vou Dad and love vou so. As long as we live we will always be glad, That we were vour children and you were our Dad. Lovingly remembered always, Debbie, Wayne, Steve, Lorraine, Larry, Tina, and Michael.

MU DOCK, Vaughan. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed awav One year age. A Mom is wonderful so is her name Without vou Mom it isn't the same, But as life goes on we'll always be glad To cherish the memories, Of the Mom we had. Always remembered bv Sean, Maureen, Donald, Lome, Valerie and Denis. MURPHY, Leo.

In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather who passed awav August 2, 1972. Memories drift to scenes long past. Times rolls on, but memories last. Sunshine passes, shadows fall. Love's remembrance outlasts all.

Always loved and never forgotten Sadly missed vour loving wife Agnes, daughter Leona and family. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A man who excavated a roomy cave home under a Tallahassee bridge has been evicted by officials who feared his sanctuary might damage the bridge. "I call this the Tallahassee Bridge House," said bridge dweller James (Inua) Gaddis, a 37-year-old poet, artist and ex-convict. "I don't claim the land.

I just use it." Police Sgt. Garry Lassiter confirmed that Gaddis and his belong Mystery 'bug' kills dolphins and baffles U.S. scientists New York Times TRENTON, N.J. A mysterious respiratory disease is killing bottlenose dolphins off the Atlantic coast from New Jersey to Virginia, and marine scientists are seeking clues to its cause. Robert Schoelkopf, director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Centre at Brigantine, N.J., said 73 dolphins have washed ashore this month, 30 on New Jersey beaches far above the summer average of four.

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