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fi i i i i i i rTTTfTTTfl I 1 'I IH I I I I I TtT'TTTTTTTTTTtrrTf 3S Wednesday, March 20, 1968 The Ottawa Journal Deaths By The Canadian Press Safety Harbor, Bronfman, So. Montreal busi ness executive and eldest of the well-known Bronfman brothers. Moscow Gen. Dmitri E. Pe-tukhov, 69.

former head of the Soviet chemical warfare academy; after a long illness. Today and Tomorrow TODAY American Institute of Electrical Engineers, RA Centre, 5.30 p.m. Optimist Italian Night, Talisman, 6 p.m. Montreal Symphony, Capitol Theatre, 8.20 p.m. "Judaism and Islam com- pare notes," Agudath Israel Synagogue, 8.30 p.m.

Cancer Forum for Women (films and panel), Ottawa Technical High School, 8.30 p.m. i I a elphia, Here I Come," Town Theatre, La-Salle Academy, 8.30. p.m, TOMORROW Dominion Observatory Seminar. Dominion Observatory, 9 a.m. Blood Donor Clinic, Algonquin College, 1385 Wood-roffe Avenue, 9 to 11.30 a.m.

and 1 to 4 p.m. Ontario Quebec Mari-times District Kiwanis Key Club convention, Rideau and Hillcrest High Schools. Ottawa Regional Science Fair, Tory Building, Carleton University, 6.30 p.m. Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, RA Centre, 7.30 Illuminating Engineers Bruce MacDonald Motel, 6 p.m. Royal Commonwealth Society, National Museum, 8 p.m.

Canadian Nordic Society, 78 Lisgar Street, 8 p.m. Citizens Forum. Renting a Home. Ottawa Public Library, 8 p.m. Ottawa Geographical Society, University of Ottawa, 375 Nicholas Street, 8 p.m.

Habonim and Young Ju-dean evening of theatre, Jewish Community Centre, 8.15 p.m. "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci," opera workshop. Fisher Park High School, 8.30 p.m. Clancy Brothers, Capitol Theatre, 8.30 pjn. i 1 a elphia.

Here I Town Theatre, La-Salle Academy, 8.30 p.m. Journal Box Replies 415 432 450 451 531 553 577 580 608 609 614 631 638 844 651 657 660 677 713 719 723 725 745 759 766 767 768 790 799 811 819 822 826 830 831 832 846 850 853 865 877 878 879 880 882 886 889 890 891 894 896 897 905 906 911 912 District Want Ad A (tints SMITHS FALLS Mc Shane ana Shanks Pharmacy, 1 1 and Main Streets. CARLETON1 PLACE Wilson's Drug Store. Bridge Street. Phone 257-1505.

PEMBROKE Mrs. R. Locke, 277 Patrkio street. Phone 7M-OS3. RENFREW Mrs.

O. Belonger, 343 Raglan Street S. Phone 432-17CS. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS VWal Statistics: 1. Births 2.

Deaths 3. Adoptions 1 4. Obituaries 5. Lost 6. Found Mattes: 13.

In Memoriarns 14. Anniversary Masses 15. Cards of Thanks 16. Funeral Directors 17. Cemetery Memorials IB.

Societies and Lodges 19. Churches 20. Florists 21. Cemeteries OPEN SUNDAY: If. Druggists Open Sunday 30.

Service Stolions Services: 33. Banquets and Parties 34. ToKe-Out Foods 35. Where to Go. 36.

Hotels and Motels 37. Beauty Salons 38. Nursing Homes 39. Gardening and Landscaping 40. Ambulance Service REAL EST ATI 44.

Houses tar Sole 47. Houses to Let 48. Furnished Houses to Let m. Furnished Houses Wanted KTLet 50. Houses Wanted to Let 51.

Houses Wonted la Buy 52. Garden Homes 54. Apartments to Let 55. Furnished Apartments to Let 54. Apartments Wanted to Let 57.

Apartments for Sole St. Furnished Apartments Wanted to Let 59. Sublets Properly: 61. Property for Sole 63. Property for Rent 63.

Property Wonted 64. Income Property 65. Property Exchanged 44. Out-of-Town Properties 67. Farms for Sole 68.

Farms for Rent 69. Forms Wonted to Buy 70. Cottages for Sale 71. Cottages for Rent 73. Cottages Wonted 73.

Cottoge Lots tor tale 74. Warehouse Spoce 75. Offices to Let 76. Offices Wonted to Lot 77. Stores to Let 78.

Stores Wonted to Lot 79. Resorts 80. Business Opportunities Rooms: 86. Rooms to Let 87. Rooms Wonted 88.

Room ond Board 09. Shore Accommodation it.tm i ft. 4, tti i LOCAL CALLS PHONE 236-751 1 Blrflu KIRKHAM Eric and Eleanor (nee Wilson), are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, on March 19, 1968. at Carleton Place Memorial Hospital. 4 sister for Jeffrey.

Both well. RICHARDS To John and Wilma on March 19. 1968. a son at Ottawa Civic Has pital. Both well.

SMITH Greg and Marguerite (nee Howey) are pleased to announce the birth of a boy, Jordan Faraday, on March 20, at Riverside Hospital. TUCKER Mr. Tucker, a son, March 13, 196S. and Mrs. Cy stillborn, on WRIGHT Gus and Jane (nee Singlehurst) are happy to announce the birth of a son, March 19, 1968, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital.

Loss $2,000 In Trailer Blaze Fire early this morning de stroyed a 40-foot trailer and damaged a second at a Con federation Heights construction site. The trailers, owned by the Petrifond Foundation Co. were parked side by side at the new National Revenue Building, Branson Avenue and Heron Road. One trailer, containing workmen's clothing for about 50 men, was destroyed. The trailer also contained some of the men's personal clothing.

Tools and equipment in the other trailer were slightly damaged. There were no injuries. Dam age was estimated at $2,000. The fire, believed to have started from a defective space heater, was discovered by workmen about 4.30 a.m. Firemen from Station 8, directed by District Chief Paul Parent, fought the fire by use of tank truck as there is no water supply at the scene.

TEA FOR FEW NOTTINGHAM, England (CP) Englishmen like either a good cup of tea or a strong pint of beer, but never the twain shall meet. Publican David Jackson tried serving tea in his tavern but could hardly give it away. In a week he sold only six cups. MERCHANDISE Articles: n. Articles for Sale 93.

Articles Wanted 94. Articles for Rent ,95. Articles for Swap 94. Antiques 97. Firewood and Fuel 98.

Market Basket 99. Machinery and Equipment 100. Pet Stock 101. Livestock and Poultry 103. Stomps and Coins 103.

Hobbies 104. Boats and Motors 105. Snowmobiles 106. Campers' Supplies 107. Musical Supplies 108.

Radio Television 109. Household Appliances AUTOMOTIVE Autos: J20. Autos for Sole 1)1. Autos Wonted 123. Auto Accessories 133.

Sports Cars 134. Auto Ports Tracks: 139. Trucks for Sale 130. Truck Bodies. Ports 131.

Trucks Wonted Trailers 133. Trailers for Sole 134. Trailers for Rent 135. Mobile Homes lor Sale 135. Mobile Homes for Rent 137.

Mobile Homes Moved 138. Mobile Home Parks 139. Mobile Homes Exchanged Motorcycles! 145. Motorcycles for Sale 145. Motorcycles for Rent 147.

Scooters for Sole 148. Scooters for Rent 149. Skr-Mobfles 151. Garages 153. Parking Space 153.

Wlnterlllng EMPLOYMENT 157. Mole Help Wonted 151. Salesmen ond Agents 159. Positions Vacant 160. Professional Services 161.

Female Help Wonted 143. Nursing Services 163. Employment Wanted 164. Domestic Help 165. Teachers Wanted 166.

Tuition 167. Trade Schools 168. Boby Services PERSONALS 176. Personal Memos 177. Transportation Available 178.

Transportation Wanted 179. camps Boys' ond Girls' FINANCIAL 185. Financing 186. Money Wonted 187. Money Available 188.

Mortgages 189. Investments 190. Patents and Copy. MISCELLANEOUS 194. Legal 195.

Auctions J1. Mr. Servu 197. Coming Events 198. Stomp Collectors 199.

Anniversary Poge "Ottawa's Most Deaths ALLEN, Edwin Russell (Ted) in hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968, aged 83 years, Edwin Allen, beloved husband of Edith Ivy, 518 Riverdale Avenue; brother of Walter; uncle of Mrs. Alix Hum-phrys, Mrs. Elsie Stiles, Oshawa. Resting Veitch-Draper, Bank Street at Carting, where the family 'will receive friends from 7.30 to 9.30, this evening. Service in the chapel Thursday at 2.30 p.m.

Interment Pine-crest cemetery. ARCHDEACON, Arthur Montague (Retired Squadron Leader R.CAF.) In hospital, Wednesday, March 20, 1968, Arthur Montague Archdeacon of 366 Driveway, dear husband of Agnes Cuffty and dear brother of William of Rochester, N.Y.; Mrs. J. F. Compton (Rosemary), Miss Lillian Archdeacon, Mrs.

J. S. Cross (Daisy) and Mrs. F. H.

Gardner (Winnifred), all of Ottawa; dear uncle of Dr. J. P. Cross, Dr. Kevin Cross and Dr.

William Cross, all of Ottawa; Mrs. Walter Graves of New Jersey, Mrs. George Nicholson of Toronto. Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street' W. (Centre Town), where friends may call after 7 p.m.

this evening. Funeral Saturday to Blessed Sacrament Church for Requiem High Mass at 8 a.m. Interment Ottawa. BELWAY, C. Grant Suddenly Tuesday, March 19, 1968, C.

Grant Belway of 902 Ridley Boulevard, in his 60th year. Beloved husband of Phyllis Crabbe; brother of Donald, Ottawa. Resting Hulse and Playfair, west chapel, 1098 Byron Avenue, between Woodrof fe and Compton. Funeral Friday 11 a.m. Interment Pinecrest cemetery.

CROZIER, Brian In Renfrew, Monday, March 18. .1968, Brian Crozier, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Crozier, RR3, Renfrew, in his 12th year. Resting Cochrane Anderson Funeral Home until noon Wednesday thence to Parkview Free Methodist Church for serv ice at 2 p.m.

Interment in Rosebank cemetery. FOLEY, Norman In hospital. Tuesday, March 19, 1968, Norman Foley, aged 74, 202 Armstrong Street, beloved husband of Susan McFaul and dear father of Jack and Pat, Jacqueline (Mrs. Richard Golle) and Carol (Mrs. Ken Brennan) and stepbrother to Ernest and Clarence Cowick, Violet (Mrs.

-Ernest Mooney) and Laura (Mrs. Lawrence Sharp), also survived by 1 1 grandchildren. Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (centre town). Funeral Thursday to Holy Rosary Church for Requiem High Mass, 9 a.m Interment Pinecrest ceme tery. HALL, D.

Arthur In hospi tal after a lengthy illness on Wednesday, March 20, 1968, D. Arthur Hall of 102 Arthur Street, in his 79th year, beloved husband of Lydia Barnett and dear father of Alex Hall of Ottawa. Resting Radmore Stewart Funeral Home, 1319 Welling ton Street between Parkdale and Island Park Drive. Service in the chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Pinecrest cemetery.

Train Crash Kills 40 In India HUBLI, India (Reuters) At least 40 persons were killed and 38 injured when a speeding ex press smashed head-on Into a stationary passenger train in northwestern Mysore state Tuesday night. The accident occurred when the Deccan express smashed at high speed into a local passenger train at Yalvigi, 30 miles south of Hubll. Railway officials said the ac cident occurred because ho local train was running three hours late after its locomotive broke down twice. URNAL Progressive Want, 2. Deaths (Cant, from Preceding Column) HODGINS, John A.

In hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968. John A. Hodgins, aged 70, dear brother of Miss Ina G. Hodgins and Graham Hodgins of Carp and the late Mrs. Florence McKay.

Resting Kennedy Funeral Home, Carp, where funeral service will be held Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Christ Church Anglican cemetery, Huntley. HUTCHINS, Jmes In hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968, James Hutchips 14 McGillivray Street, husband of, the late Elsie Plowman, father of James Edward and May Hutchins, of Ottawa, and Lila (Mrs. W. Dunphy), of Toronto; also 4 grandsons and 3 great-grandchildren.

Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod. Service Friday, II a.m. Interment Pinecrest cemetery. LENNOX, Thomas Andrew At the Brockville General Hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968, Thomas Andrew Lennox (cattle drover), in his 72nd year, beloved brother of Mrs. Charles Ferguson (Augusta) of Castleford, Ont, and the late Mrs.

William Bell (Gladys) of Gananoque; Mrs. Cyrus Moxley (Mar garet), Ottawa, and James, Spencerville. Friends may call at the Purcell Funeral Home, Soencerville, until Thursday, March 21, where funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Interment Presbyterian cemetery, Spencerville, in the spring. LECLAIR.

Mrs. Thomas In Renfrew Hnsoital. Monday. March 18, 1968, Gertrude Piers, wife of the late Thomas Leclair. in her 8Sth vear.

dear 'mother of William. Harold and Fred, of Ottawa; (Gen) Mrs. G. Ken- vnn. Ottawa: (Dorai Mrs.

Kipp, Ottawa;" (Fran) Mrs. W. J. Riddle, Petcrborougn; (Marjorie) Mrs. M.

J. Dolan, Renfrew; Mary, Renfrew, and (Kay) Mrs. Ray Letang, Renfrew. Restinc Quinn Funeral Home. Funeral Thursday.

March 21 to St Francis Xavier Church 'for Requiem Mass at 10.30 a.m Entombment pariih vault. Jemai SobscriptloH Rales Journal nom delivery service, which Is guaranteed. Is available anywhere Ottawa, Hull and surrounding District as well os In towns ond villages in the Ottawa Valley. Call 336-7511 lor home delivery service. CARRIER DELIVERY 50c w-ek 15c Saturday only, payable to the boy every two weeks.

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FURTHER INFORMATION may be oDtaineo by caning I ne journal at 136-7511. FOR LIBEL Magazine Appeals Gouzenko Award (By (be CP) An article by Blair Fraser in the Sept. 1964, edition of Maclean's magazine was described in the Supreme Court' of Canada Tues day as a fair appraisal of form er Russian cipher clerk Igor Gouzenko. Toronto lawyer Joseph Sedg wick, appearing for the magazine and Mr. Fraser, said the article on Mr.

'Gouzenko car ried no real tting and that a jury improperly found i client guilty of libel for publishing it. Mr. Gouzenko, who blew the whistle on a giant Russian spy ring operating In Canada, was awarded SI damages by the ury and appealed the amount to the Ontario Court of Appeal which granted him a new trial. The magazine appealed this decision to the Supreme Court. -AD Ad Section" 2.

Oealhi (Cont. Irom Preceding Columnl LEWIS, Joseph In hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968, Joseph Lewis, aged 3 years. Dear son of Lucius and Lois (Brennan) Lewis, 865 Morton Street; baby brother to Mary. Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carling Avenue (west of Woodroffe). Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m.

in the chapei. Interment Pinecrest cemetery. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. MacDONELL, Marlen J. In hospital, Ottawa, on Tuesday, March 19, 1968, Marlen J.

MacDonell, beloved husband of Ina Patricia Wood of 237 Wilbrod Street; son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. MacDonell of Williamstown. Resting from 7 p.m.

Wednesday evening, March 20, Mc-Arthur Bros, and MacNeil Funeral Home, 428 Second Street East, 'Cornwall. Funeral Mass St. Mary's Church, Williamstown, on Friday, March 22, at 10 a.m Interment St. Mary's ceme tery. PELLETIER, Corporal Edgar Accidentally on Sunday, March 17, 1968, Corporal Edgar Ptiletier (R.C.A.S.C.), 211 Bell Street, aged 42, husband of the late Catherine Sarazin and dear father of Deborah; dear son of Mary (Tourangeau) Pelletier and the late Emile Pelletier; brother of Earl, Donald Bernard, Theresa (Mrs.

Joseph Sorrenti) and Muriel (Mrs. Joseph Crawford). Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Centre Town). Funeral Thursday to St Joseph's Church for Re quiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery.

Full military honors accorded. ROUSSON, Rose, R.N. In hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968, Rose Bradley, wife of the late J. Nelson Rousson, 54 Spadina Avenue, dear sister of Miss Charlotte Bradley. Resting Whelan Funeral Home, 515 Cooper Street Funeral fhuisday to St.

Mary's Churcii for Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m Entombment Notre Dame Vault. Interment Old Chel sea, in spring. ROBB, Wesley McConnell, M.D., M.C.. D.P.H.. M.R.C.P In Sunnybrook Hospital Toronto, March 15, 1968.

Wesley M. Robb beloved hus band of Linda dear brother of Mrs. J. Sproule MacLean and Mrs. W.

D. McDermid; and uncle of Mrs Earl Davis; Miss Wylda Mc Dermid and Mrs. D. A. H.

Gillies. Dr. Robb received the Military Cross for outstand ing service in the First World War. In addition to his priv ate practice in Toronto he served on the Medical Staff of the City Hall and at Lam bert Lodge. He was the Lt -Col.

of the Toronto Frontiers men and received their Cen tennial Medal in 1967. A military, funeral was held March 18,. at the Elliott Fun-eral Home: Toronto. It argued that the article was hot defamatory and that since Mr. Gouzenko did not give evi dence himself at the trial, the jury's finding was a reasonable one.

Mr. Sedgwick distributed copies of the magazine to the court and noted that the article was not primarily concerned with Mr. Gouzenko but about all events of the 1940s. He read in full the paragraph about Mr. Gouzenko and asked the court to agree there was nothing offensive in them.

At any rate, Mr, Gouzenko had won at trial. Mr. Justice Emmett Hall said at present value, the SI award was Indeed a small one. Mr. Sedgwick replied a Mr.

Gouzenko had been vindicated and that could not be measured In dollars. The appeal continues today. LONG DISTANCE PH1N6 ZENITH 77120 NO TOL'. CHARGE 2. Deaths (Cont.

from Preceding Column) SHELLEY, Joan In hospital, Tuesday, March 19, 1968, Johanna Macleod (Joan), aged 45 years, beloved wife of Raymond Shelley, 926 Winnington Avenue; mother of Charles and Katherine. Resting Hulse and Playfair West Chapel, 1098 Byron, between Woodroffe and Compton. Service Friday 2 p.m. Interment Oakville, Ont Please omit flowers. Memorials may be directed to the Ontario Cancer Society.

SMITH, Anne Clarice After a long illness, Anne Clarice Smith, daughter of the late Marcus A. W. Smith and Anne Louise Brock; and sister of Eloise Smith Mrs. Gharles Keating, Mrs. Arthur Chester, Thomas R.

B. Smith and Arthur G. Smith, died March 19, 1968. Resting at Hulse and Playfair, 315 McCeod Street. Funeral at Christ Church Cathedral, March 21 at 3.00 p.m.

Hulse Playfair limited FUNERAL DIRECTORS frBelwoy c. Grant. Hutchins, James. Shelley, Joan. Smith, Anne Clarice.

Central Chapel 315 McLEOO ST. 233 1 143 West Chapel 1098 BtPOK AVE. 728 741 Member National Selected Morticians McEVOY MOTHERS SHIELDS 7 LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS 235 Kent Street 232-5337 Diving construction Kent Street, our porting areas are occesslble from Bank Street vis Lisgar, and from Lyon Street via Nepeon. VEITCH-DRAPER UMITfO FUNERAL DIRECTORS PARKDALE CHAPEI 728 B-VNK ST. CHAPEI 236-0668 LATEST INFORMATION CKPM DAILY 4.50 P.M.

Allen, Edwin. 5. lost BLACK FOX HAT AND GLOVES. lost Powell Avenue, 7394515. BLACK MALE LABRADOR, STRAYED from form on Cyrville Rood, very friendly.

Reward. 234309. BOY'S BLACK SHOE, SIZE ELASTIC front, lost Gorneau School. Please call 233-0419. FRENCH MALE POODLE, WINTER white, named Pompom lost Sunday, St.

Joseph Boulevard. Hull. Reward, owner Le Dlplomate, 771-M77. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, RING. RUBY stone, small diamonds encircling.

Re ward. 234-2167. GOLD CHARM BRACELET. REWARD 235-2IU. GERMAN SHEPHERD, MALE, Aylmer Rivermeod orea.

Reward 777-10B3. KODACOLOR FILM LOST BETWEEN Kent. Bronson, Somerset and Glad stone. 711-5129. LOST, MAN'S WALLET, BANK Street bus, containing Important papers.

Reward. 713-2261. WHITE GOLD WRIST-WATCH, lady's, Gibson, graduation gift. Tit- 72M. Rewara.

6. Found LADY'S GLASSES AND CASE. Vi cinity Bank and Sunnyside, Friday evening. 732-5653. LADY'S GLOVES, ITALIAN PIGSKIN, found Meadowionds and Fisher Avenue.

2244214. LEATHER CASE. 1 KEYS, FOUND on Mall. 721-4991. RACCOON HOOD FOUND.

CIVIC Hospital area. 719-241, after 5. YOUNG BLACK PART SPANIEL found vicinity CMHC, Montreal Road. 741-4611, local 411. FOUND ADS FRiE IN OUR AIM TO PROVIDE OUR readers with the finest service i slble.

The Journal will publish In this column, free of charge for 1 days, oil articles or pots which our readers may find. Simply dial 734 7511, Classified Department. 13. in HemoriJtra CARTY fond remrmb-enre of our deer parents and or end per ents, Mr, ond Mrs. Jomes J.

Corty. Dad. who passed away March 20, 1H), Mother, may 14, In memory, a dally thought, In heart, a silent sorrow: Hairl, Bob and Children. 13. In Memertams (Cont.

from Preceding Column) OEAVES In tovlnd memory of dear brother and uncle. Herb Deavts, who passed oway 21, 19A4. Always1 loved, always remembered. Edythe and Cnildrtn. DOCTOR tn loving memory of Moms uouof, wno died March 20, m.

Sadly mhssd. i Witt. DRUMMOND in loving memory of our dear father, Thomas Jomes Drummond, who passed away March 20, 1966. His lite was earnest, his actions kind. a generous hand an an active mtr.d, Anxious to please, tooth to offend, A loving fether and fa rhful friend.

The Family. -JODOUIN tn loving memory of 0 dear husband and father, Dantese Jodouln, wto passed away March 20 1940. Tcdiy recalls the memory Of a loved one gone to rest; And those who think of Mm today Are those who loved best. The tlswer we lay upon his grove Mav wither and decav. But the love for h.m who lies be neath.

Will never fade oway. Wife and Son. McCUAIG tn loving memory of dear Dan who passed away March 2, 1968. You are gone dear daddy, But you are not forgotten. Nor never will you be For as long as life shall last We will remember you.

Dear Wife Maudle, Mary and Grandchildren. MULLIGAN In lovino. memory of a voear tamer, Norman Mulligan, wno passea away Marcn zo, Lorraine and Children. STANLEY In loving memory of a dear wite, motner ana grandmother. Molly Stanley, who passed oway marcn to, iw.

And while she lies In peaceful sleep. Her memory we stuff always keep. Husband, Son, Daughter Grand-sons. WARNOCK In loving memory of our dear little Shirley, who passed away marcn 20, ivu. In memory, a dally thought, In heart, a silent sorrow.

Mother, Brothers Bill and Henry. 1 Cords of Thanks GARRISON We wish to thank oil our friends tor tneir Kindness, sympathy, floral ond offerings shown to us aurtng me recent toss of a dior husband and father. Special thanks to the nurses ond doctors at the Civic Hospital ond to Dr. J. Greenblatt.

Mrs. J. Basil Garrison ond Family. LAVOIE I wish to express my thanks ond appreciation to friends, relatives, and neighbors for the acts of kindness, sympathy, floral and sptrltuaf offerings received in the loss of my beloved wife, Mary. Rodolphe (Rudy) Lavole.

16. hmeral Directors RACINE, 30BERT AND GAUTHIER 237-3600, 20 Bessererj 300 Olmstead; 7 Fairmont; 259 St. Pal rick; 1.1 Notre Damej 733 Somerset W. Please rote chonge of telephone number. 18.

Societies and Lodges IONIC LODGE. OFFICERS AND MEM-bers of Ionic Lodge are requested to assemble ot Hulse ond Ptayfair, West End Chapel, 109 Byron at p.m. on Thursday, March 71, for the purpose of a funeral service for our tare brother. C. Grant Belway.

Members ot sister lodges Invited. Regalia. Harvey Ditchfleld, VVM. 20. FhrUs FLOWERS FO ALL OCCASIONS.

O. route, MS Dalhauslt. 131-77931 131-1515. FINE'S FLOWERS LIMITED With 5 locations for Your Convenience. 232 Sank Street 1116 Carling at Woodroffe 3616 Riverside Drive near Uplands Highway 15, Bells Corners St.

Laurent Shopping Centre 236-0801 38. Nursing Homes GILMOUR REST HOME, ROOM AND board tor elderly people good meals. 234-7349. 46. Hones lor Sale ABLE, GRACIOUS.

ASSISTANCE. homos Shlpmon Limited. "Realtors." See our ads. ALTA 1ST A-E LMVAL IMMACU-late 3-bedroom bungalow, brick -and stone exterior, oak floors, on established street of well kept homes, near Vincent Mossey ond Hillcrest High. S2A.S00.

with 4 mortgage. Coll Norma Blond, 733-7447, evenings. Bland Delony. "Realtor." 731-4100. 237-3131 Lower Town: Stucco double having 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, new piumbing-ond healing.

Priced to sell at JI4.900. Frank E. Boisvert, 731-4768. Arlington: Brick triplex hoving 2 3-bedroom oporlments. Gross yeorly revenue $3,360.

Only $4,000 down. George DaCosto, 729 6352. 745-6801 Brookf ield Gordens. lovely 3 bedroom split-level, carport, with $5,000 down. Blossom Pork, 3bedroom bungalow, only 9 yeors old, huge treed lot.

$15,600. fairmont brick triplex containing 2V 3. ond 4-bedroom apartments, hot water oil heat, 3 garages, $24,300. Dieppe 3 bedroom duplex, woll-to-woll carpets included for $17,900. 5'j morlgoge.

South East Alia Vista, modern stone front bungalow, 6 rooms, bathrpoms, Texon rail fenced yord, double paved drive. 42 ft. custom built playroom. 46. HOUSES -FOR SALE I tout.

from Preceding Column) Head Office 237-5910 Rideau, -Cor. Nicholas MAN0RDAU 3-bedroom, at -brick bungalow on large lot, fireplace In living room, dining room, eating oea In kitchen, spotless condition; 6 mortgage. Evenings, call Nela Clarke, 492 -3568. S2w VsCVt TneseriTreg: URBANDAIE M.000 to SIO.OM can moke It yours. A most saleable listing; 3 years old, good CMHC mortgage at Local improvement taxes oil paid.

Spotlessly clean; possession June 20th. Evenings, call Ellzobeth Kelly, 224-6552. 4 MAN0TICK West River Drive, 3-bedroom split-level on a beautiful riverfront treed lot. Den, flreploce In living room, breakfast room plus kitchen 134.000. Evenings, call Nela Clarke, 629-1561.

GLEBE 3-bedroom older home In excellent condition, large modernized kitchen, heated family room, new turnnce. Priced for quick sale at 117,900. For appointment, call John Arundel, evenings, 828-0696. HERON PARK Twostorey. half-double 3 spocl ous bedrooms, dining room, aluminum windows, paved driveway.

Only $2,500 down, VoN Interest on first mortgage. Coll I. Latre-mouilfe, evenings, 733-2951. CARLINGW00D 72M181 risseMnsess' sjj SUBURBAN PRESTIGE AREA SZf.fOO. Gracious home.

3 years old, 4 bedrooms, T-shaped bunga- low, large living room, ftoor -fa-celling fual flreploce, separate dining room, large family room, double car garage, nicely landscaped lot. Possession to suit. Evenings, coll Margaret Rondeau. HM-430, or Fred Sullivan. 722-1573.

$16,400, 2-STQREY BELL STREEl For a beautifully maintained comfortable clean home In centre town area, get the details on this home adaptable for 2 families If desired. With 15.000 down, it can be carried for $124 per month, principal, interest and taxes) mortgage. Evenings, call Ernie Col Union, 82a-9652 4 BEDROOMS $45,000. Mint condiMon; 2-storey fields tone ond aluminum siding with 2-car garage. Only the best materials were used In this horn; 2 fireplaces, California kitchen, Hi baths, main floor fomlty room or large office with private entrance.

Evenings, call Marion Card, 125-2079, or Fred Sullivan. 773-1573. WEST END Delightful 3-bedroom bungalow, professionally finished recreation room. A stsne's throw to the Centennial swimming pool and park. Price W2.700; av "mortgage.

Posses-- sion August 15. Evenings, coll Fred Sullivan, 722-1573. RIVERVIEW PARK Immaculate condition fhrte-bed room tern I -bungalow, large living room with fuel flreploce and broad- loom, recreation room, attached garoge. All ready to move In. Evenings, call Margaret Rondeau, 2-43i3, or Fred Sullivan, 722-1573.

WOODROFFE DOUBLE $34,500 The- prlte Is firm on this "Johann-sen Built" double. Well main. tofne4, convenient Mention, 3 or i bedrooms, lovely kitchens. De-toils and appointments by colling Marlon Card, evenings. 4) 73-1 tKit tn s)i Mi 4 A 444 sV4444A4.ii 4 'KJ liMt lit.