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34 Friday, November 8, 1968 The Ottawa Journal Deaths By Tfca CuudUa Preu Dublin Senator Margaret Pearse, 88, the only surviving lister of Patrick and William, executed along with other lead ers of the 1916 Easter rising in Ireland against British rule. Valparaiso Marie Elene Pen-lora, 25. Chile's first heart 'transplant patient, of a brain in fection. Today and Tomorrow TODAY National Conference of Synagogue Youth, 8 p.m., 259 Murray Street Lisgar reunion, 9 a.m.; homecoming, 10 a.m. Open air remembrance serv- ice, Hillcrest High School, a.m.

Police cadet graduation, police station, 9.30 a.m. French-speaking science con ference. University of Ottawa. Ottawa Police Association, 'annual dinner. Civic Centre, 7 p.m.

Hull Lions oyster feed. -ChaiK I'diere Club, 7 p.m. National Film Theatre sbow--ing. National Library, 7 and .9.30 p.m. French Alliance of Canada.

National Museum. 8.30 p.m. "Wise Boys TO," YWCA, Metcalfe Street: 8 p.m. High School of Commerce commencement. 8 p.m.

Hull folk-singing festival, 281 'Tache Boulevard, 8.30 p.m. "The Elder Statesman." Ot--tawa Little Theatre, 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW Lisgar Collegiate reunion, all -day. Canadian Political Science Association Conference, University of Ottawa. "Wise Buys '68." YWCA, 'Metcalfe Street, 9 to 5 p.m.

National Conference of Synagogue Youth, "Israeli Night," 8.30 p.m. 862 Merivale Road. Santa Claus Special, leaves for Vars at 8.45 a.m.; arrives back in Ottawa. 10.45 a.m. French-speaking science conference.

University of Ottawa. Canadian Optometrists' Convention. Skyline. Official opening. First World War exhibit.

War Museum, Sussex Drive. "Hansel and Gretel." Ottawa Theatre for Children, Ridge-mont High School. Hillcrest Junior Music Club concert. Hillcrest High School, 2.30 p.m. Carleton University fall convocation, University Union, 3 p.m.

National Ballet, Capitol Theatre. 3 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. 51st Battery, CFA reunion, Chateau Laurier, p.m. Irish dance, Carlton Show-band, Lansdowne Park, 8.30 p.m.

Hull Folk Singing Festival, 281 Tache Boulevard, 8.30 p.m. Ottawa Film Council Showing. National Library, 8.30 p.m. "The Elder Statesman," Ot tawa Little Theatre, 8.30 p.m. District Want A .4 tents SMITHS FALLS McShone and Shane Pharmacy, Btckeith and Streets.

CARLETON PLACE WlHorCi Drug Store. Bridge Street. Phone 237-1S03. PEMBROKE Mrs. R.

Locke, 177 Patricia Street. Phone 79-4)0. RENFREW Mrs. D. BMnger.

SO Raglan Street Phone tn-BO. The Journal has made available a booklet of appropriate In Memoriam Notices Phone or Write Miss Allen 236-7511 or come in for your copy LONS DISTANCE PHONE ZENITH 77110 NO TOLL CHARGL Blrflb BALL Graham and Sandra (nee Farr) are happy to an nounce the birth of a daugh ter. Kathy Leigh, 7 lbs. 14 Nov. 6, 1968, at Ottawa Civic Hospital.

A sister for Karyn. CHERKEWICH Dave and Shirley (nee McLellan) an nounce the arrival of a daughter, Donna Lynn, Nov. 4. 1968, at Ottawa Civic Hospital Many thanks to Dr. Gordon CROTHERS Patrick -pleas- ed to announce the arrival of his chosen brother Kevin.

Proud parents Bob and Joyce. DAVIDSON Don and Camille are happy to announce the birth of their son, Thursday, Nov. 7. 1968 at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. DUNN Danny and Barbara (nee Cuccaro) are happy to announce the birth of a son Tuesday, Nov.

5, 1968 at Ottawa General Hospital. A brother for Danny junior. GILLESPIE Lloyd and Doreen (nee Morrow) are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Nov. 6, 1968, a sister for Elan. JEROR Albert and Maureen (nee Shea) are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, a son, 8 2 ozs.

on Nov. 7 at Ottawa Civic Hospital. Both well. Thanks to Dr. Edwards.

SCHOOLEY Phil and Marilyn (nee Herrick) are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Patrick Jordan (7 Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1968, at Ottawa Civic Hospital. STYLES Todd happily an nounces the arrival of his baby brother, Steven Andrew (8 lbs. 13 ozs Nov. 8, 1968 Ottawa Civic Hospital.

Proud parents are Wendell and Nelda. All well. WARREN Rev. and Mrs. R.

Warren (nee Ward) wish to announce the birth of a son. Monday. Nov. 4, 1968. at Grace Hospital.

Deithj ALEXANDER, Kenneth Herbert Of Hinton, passed awav on Nov. 4, aged 61 years. He leaves to mourn his oassine. his loving wife, Elaine: 2 sons, Sydney and Kenneth, both at home; 2 sisters. Mrs.

R. F. (Ruth) Price and Mrs. Grace Neu mann, both of Ottawa, and one brother. Roger, of Ingle- side, OnL Funeral services will be held on Friday.

Nov 8. at 11 a.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Church, Hinton, Alta. Rev.

Gerald Shaw will officiate and interment will follow in. West-lawn cemetery. Edson Fu neral Home are in charge of arrangements. BARNETT, May In hospital. Wednesday, Nov.

6, 1968, Mary May Mennie of 2161 Bel-Air Drive, aged 85 years. widow of Fred W. Barnett, dear mother of Mrs. Walter Rowe (Dorothy) of Cumberland; Lawrence of Cumber land; Arthur of Ottawa, and Mrs. David Hutton (Mar- jorie) of Ottawa.

Also survived by 20 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Resting Hulse and Playfair Cent ral chapel. 315 McLeod Street Service Saturday, i p.m. Interment Dale's ceme tery, Cumberland. BRADLEY, Charlotte P.

In a nursing home Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968, Charlotte Hamel. aged 96, widow of Benjamin Bradley, dear mother of Mrs. Jean Deering Wilfred, and Clifford, Ottawa, also survived by 21 grandchildren. Resting Tubman Funeral Home.

403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in the chapel Satur day 2 p.m. Interment Upper Eardley cemetery. Joimtl Box Keplta 026 047 050 058 095 101 105 118 138 155 ISO 163 186 203 205 216 264 267 266 294 318 319 322 335 364 365 367 371 365 367 394 398 407 408 410 411 425 430 059 085 089 123 124 129 167 178 179 239 242 254 296 311 313 351 356 357 373 375 376 400 402 403 414 418 420 WT AD "Ottawa's Most Progressive "Want Deaths ICont. From Preceding Column) BURNS, Eric In hospital Thursday, 1968, Eric Burns, of 45 Reid Avenue, husband of Margaret Brady and father Dr.

Peter L. Burns of Australia and Mrs. I Wood (Patricia), Montreal; also four grandchildren. Resting Hulse and Playfair Cent ral Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Monday, 11 a.m.

Interment Beechwood cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 385 McLaren Street, or the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. BOUDREAU, Joseph (Bud) In hospital Friday, Nov.

8, 1968, Joseph (Bud) Boudreau, 8 Newhaven Street, beloved husband of Dorothy Bradley; dear father of Douglas, Darcy, Donna and Linda; son of Josephine Arsenault and the late Joseph Boudreau; brother to Eric, Ann (Mrs. E. Arsenault). Yvonne (Mrs. R.

a 1 1 i e), Claudia (Mrs. Charles Keyes) and Louise Boudreau. Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carting Avenue (west of Woodroffe), where call after 7 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday in the chapeL Interment Pinecrest cemetery.

CARRIERE, Rev. Father Osias Thursday, Nov. 7. 1968, in hospital, aged 71, Rev. Father Osias Carriere of the Grand Seminary of Ottawa, son of the late Isadora Car- riere and the late Leda Couture.

Dear brother of Dom-tna. Ottawa. Mrs. William Dodds (Ada), and Miss Al-bina Carriere (Bea), both of Gatineau, Que- Resting in the chapel of the Grand Seminary of Ottawa, 1245 Kil- born Street. Requiem High Mass Sunday, Nov.

10, at 9.30 a.m. Interment St Michel cemetery, Buckingham. Emond Funeral Home, 271 St Joseph Boulevard, Hull, in charge of arrangements. CARTLLDGE, Jessie. On Thursday.

Nov. 7. 1968, at her home, 612 Parkview Road. Jessie Jefford. aged 76.

widow of Edmund Cartlidge; dear mother of Arthur, Ottawa: James, California, and David, Toronto. Resting Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carling Avenue (west of Woodroffe), until 10 p.m. Thursday, then to-Stratford, Ont, for funeral mass an interment on Saturday. CLIFFORD, Thomas Eber At his residence, 477 Tweads-muir Avenue. Nov.

8. 1S68, after a lengthy illne, Thomas Eber Clifford, aged 64, retired desk sergeant with Ottawa City Police, beloved husband of Annie May Pratt, father of Sgt. Robert Allan Mrs. Richard W. Cashen (Marion), all of Ottawa, and Keith, at home; son of the late Margaret Ann.

and Thomas C. Clifford: brother of Howard. Ottawa: Arthur, Fort Erie; George Cobdcn; Mrs. C. Jackson (Alma).

Mrs. C. Clark (Lu-ella): predeceased by Norm an; also five grandsons. Rest ing Hulse and Playfair West Chapel, 1098 Byron Avenue, between Woodroffe and Comp- ton. Service Monday at 11 a.m.

Interment Hawthorne cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial tribute may be made to the Ontario. Hesrt Foundation, 119 Sparks Street Ottawa. Friends may call af ter 10 a.m., Saturday. CHARLEBOIS, Mrs.

Armand In hospital on Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968, Olivine Ma thieu, age 38 years, beloved wife of Armand Charlebois, dear mother of Paul, Francois, Guy and Diane, all at home, sister of Mrs. Robert Avis (Rose), Monkland, Ont: daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Charlebois, Resting Racine, Robert and Gauthicr Funeral Home, 259 St.

Patrick Street Funeral Monday to St Charles Church for Funeral Mass at 8. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Ottawa. DOOLEY, Thomas P. Suddenly, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968.

Thomas P. Dooley of 468 Clarence Street feged 66 years, beloved husband of Lucille Zeagman; father of Sheila. Mrs. M. P.

Griffin (Priscilla). Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod. Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church Monday 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery.

URNAl 2. Death (Cant, from Preceding Cotumfi) DEW AN, Philip Gerald (Jerry) In hospital Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968, Jerry Dewan, aged 69, survived by his wife Marie Katherine Robinson, of Prescott, and 4 children, Jean Ottawa, William New York, Gerald, Ottawa. Lawrence, Halifax, also survived by 11 grandchildren. A former resident of Ottawa Mr.

Dewan's funeral will be held from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Ottawa. Will rest at the Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street W. (Centre Town). Funeral arrangements to be completed. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.

FERGUSON, Ivan In Renfrew hospital Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968, Ivan Ferguson, hus- bamrjf Rita Jocko, in his 7 At year. Resting Cochrane Anderson Funeral Home, Renfrew, where service will be conducted Saturday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. Interment Renfrew cemetery.

HADDAD, Richard At his residence. 136 Pleasant Park Road, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1968, Richard M. Haddad. aged 79 years, beloved husband of Zahia, dear father of Alfred (Marion) Mrs.

F. Haddad and Diana of Ottawa, (Renee) Mrs. George Corey. Waterbury, (Sadie) I Mrs. Ronald Hud spith, Manville, Alberta, 7 grandchildren, dear brother of George, Michael and Freda of Ottawa.

Alfred or Middle-burg, and Joseph of Lebanon. Resting McEvoy-Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent Street Funeral Saturday to St Peter and Paul's Church. Funeral Mass 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St.

Peter and Paul's Church. Mrs. Nelphat In hospital, Friday, Nov. 8, 1968. Gertrude Richard, wife of the late Nelphat Hotte, aged 58.

mother of Jean-Paul (John), Hull; Richard (Rick). Ot tawa; Mrs. Domenico Sterlini (Claudette), Touraine; sister of Leo-Paul, Victoria; Gerald, Vancouver; Joseph, Victoria; Henri, Bernard, Severin of Eva River, Mrs. Gerald St. Louis (Jeanne), Malartic; Mrs.

Frank Courchene (Fleur- ette), Montreal; 8 grandchildren. Resting Racine, Robert and Gauthier, 259 St. Patrick. Funeral Monday to the Basilica for Requiem Mass at 7.30 a.m. Interment Gatineau Point LANTHIER, Albert Suddenly, Wednesday.

Nov. 6, 1968. aged 58, Albert Lanthier of 20 Brunet Boulevard. Hull, beloved husband of Georgette St. Arnaud, dear brother of Joachim of Hull, Mrs.

Theona Hebert, Hull; Mrs. Alice Boivenue, Buckingham; Mrs. Jean Barbeau (Marie), St. Georges de Beauce, many nieces and nephews. Resting Racine, Robert and Gauthier.

101 Notre Dame. Hull. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 9, leaving at 9.45 a.m. Requiem High Mass, Notre Dame de Lorette Church, 10 o'clock.

Interment St Paul's cemetery, Aylmer. LEFTLY, Eliza M. (Lila) In hospital Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968, in her 81st year (nee Lila Armstrong), widow of the late William F. Leftly; beloved and so deeply devoted mother of Violet and Al and Mrs.

C. R. Ferris (Phyllis), all of Ottawa, and Elmsley of Point Claire. sister of Mrs. E.

Brett Mrs. E. Claire, both of England: 9 grandchildren. 5 greatgrandchildren. Resting Fred N.

Garrett Funeral Home, 584 Somerset after 10 a.m. Saturday. Service Monday at 1 1 a.m. with Rev. John F.

S. Ford officiating assisted by Rev. M. G. Mc-Farlane.

Interment Beech-wood cemetery. TRAINED WITH MEN VANCOUVER (CP) Be coming Vancouver's 12th policewoman was not an easy step for Judith Scadding, 22, a former trust company secretary. She had to complete the same seven-week training course as the 22 men who graduated with her. "The training is rugged." she said. "For a woman it's very Ad Section fofa (Cont.

from Piucodtng Cotvmnl KIRK, Elizabeth On Wed nesday, 6, 1968, Elizabeth Bancroft, aged 86 years, widow of Russell Kirk, dear mother of Mrs. W. H. Nesbitt (Eileenof Toronto; Mrs. S.

S. Slinn (Viola) and Mrs. Gordon Sutcliffe (Shirley), Ottawa. Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel.

315 McLeod Street Service Saturday, 11.30 a.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. LECKIE, Janet In hospital Wednesday. Nov. 6, 1968, Janet Moir.

aged 83 years, widow of Peter Leckie and mother of William Leckie and Marjorie (Mrs. Norman Jordan), both of Ottawa, and Jean (Mrs. Roy Grummett), Toronto and sister-in-law of Thomas Leckie, Ottawa; grandmother of Donald Jordan, Ottawa; Gail Grummett Toronto. Service privately from Fred N. Garrett Funeral Home.

584 Somerset West Cremation. MACLEAN, Lillian At 81 Mc- Gonigal Street Amprior. Thursday, Nov. 7. 1968, in her 69th year, Lillian Mc Millan of Arnprior.

widow of Elmer Maclean, mother of Donald, Braeside; Isla (Mrs. Warren Hartwig), Belleville; sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Mi! ler, Mrs. Laura Thompson, Edna MacMillan, all of Glas gow Station; Lois (Mrs. James DrenchieX New York City; Melissa (Mrs.

Hilburn Storie). Braeside; Robert McMillan. Verona, and Peter Mc Millan, Glasgow Station. Resting Boyce Funeral Home, Amprior. Service in the chapel Saturday, 2 o'clock.

Inter ment Castleford cemetery. NOWOSAD, Francis (Frank) As the result of an accident Thursday. Nov. 7, 1968, Fraqcis Samuel Nowosad of 942 Baseline Road, beloved husband of Margaret Mc- Gregor. father of Robert; Inuvik NWT.

Mrs. Clayton! Fulford (Margo) and Marki of Ottawa. Brother of Mrs. John Lukach and Stephen Symchych. Van- couver.

Also survived by 2' grandchildren. Funeral notice! later. Hulse and Playfair. I 1098 Byron Avenue, in I charge of arrangements. POUUN, Horace In local' hospital, Tuesday, Nov.

5.1 1968. aged .57, Horace Poulini of 93 Richard Street be-j loved husband of Yvonne, Pelletier, dear father of Jacques and Marcel, Miss I Gisele, Mrs. Andre Carpen-tier (Lucille), Mrs. Marcel Couvilon (Nicole), Miss Gen-ette; dear brother of Rev. Brother Rene, FAC, Montreal: Aurele and Paul-Emile, Hull; Mrs.

Em Mien Lemieux (Aur-ellaX Mrs. Jeanne Richer, Mrs. Rheal Legault (Laur-ette), Mrs. Vianney Laroche (Mignonne), 2 grandchildren. Resting Racine, Robert and Gauthier, 101 Notre Dame Street, Hull, leaving Saturday.

Nov. 9, at 730 for Requiem High Mass in Sacred Heart Church, 7.45 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Hull. RENWICK, Arthur C. At the Smith Clinic, Hawkesbury.

Thursday. Nov 7, 1968. Arthur Clemens Renwick, aged 79 years, RR 1, Dalkeith, beloved husband of Martha Toe, dear father of Mrs. Ernest Charles (Jean), Vankleek Hill; Mrs. Ralph Macintosh (Hazel), Maxville; Gamet, Brockville; Albert, Ottawa; Earl, Sudbury; Lloyd, Kitchener, Royal, Vankleek Hill: 20 grandchildren also survive.

Resting Hillcrest Funeral Home. Vankleek Hill, until Sunday, I Nov. 10, when service will be i in lfnnv Dmekn terian Church at 2 p.m. Interment, MacLaughlin cemetery. SINE, Marvin Ross As the result of an accident Thursday, Nov.

7. 1968. Marvin Sine (Lt Ottawa Fire aged 37. 1366 Kingston Avenue, beloved husband of Dorothy Moore; dear father of Paul. Allan and Lynda; son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Ross Sine, Almonte, and brother of Dennis. Ottawa, and Glenn. British Columbia. Resting Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt Service in the chapel Saturday II a.m.

Interment Pinecrest cemetery. Fire Dept honors. I LOCAL CALLS PHONE 234-7511 Deafe (Cont. from P-ecedmg Column) SPARLING, Ethel Sybil On Thursday, Nov. 7.

1968. in hospital, Shawville, Que. Ethel Sybil Wilson, beloved wife of Samuel George Sparling, dear mother of Cecil, Otter Lake, Mabel (Mrs, John Zimmer-ling), William, Patsy (Mrs. Christie Walls). Ray, Shaw ville, Lloyd, Niagara Falls, Ont, El wood, Calabogie, Ont.

Earl, Huntsville. Carl, Braeside, Marion (Mrs. Earl Stephens), Bristol Mines, Verna (Mrs. Harry Judd), Vars, Ont, Lennis, Ottawa, predeceased by Irene (Mrs. Gerald Sparrow), survived by 36 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

dear sister of Hiram, Ervin, John, Allan, Mabel (Mrs. William MrConnell). in her 73rd year. Resting W. J.

Hayes and Sons, Shawville, Que. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 9 at 1.30 p.m. for service at St. James Anglican Church, Otter Lake, Que.

Interment parish cemetery. ST. GERMAIN. Emest In hos pital Thursday. Nov.

7. 1968, aged 70 years. Ernest St. Germain, beloved husband of the late Lillian Carrigan, 383 Parkdale Avenue; loving father of Mrs. Stuart Mc Garvey (Doris), Beverley, Clifford, Pinkie and the late Ernest (Bud); brother of Manuel, Joseph, John and James, Los Angeles; Mrs.

Clifford Jardine and Mrs. Leo Hobson, both of New York. Resting Veitch-Draper Parkdale at Gladstone. Fu neral Saturday to Holy Rosary Church, funeral mass at 9 a.m. Interment Pinecrest cemetery.

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Nowosad. Francis. MHMries "I WATKINS, Richard Passed away in Lethbridge, Alberta on Monday, Oct. 28, following a lengthy illness, Richard, aged 83 years of 820 7th Street South, beloved husband of Mrs. Annie Watkins of Winnipeg.

He is survived by three sons, William of Winnipeg, Les of Ottawa, retired RCAF and Richard of Edmonton: two daughters. Mrs. F. (Edith) Kenney of Lethbridge and Mrs. W.

(Hilda) Mullan of Red Deer, Brother of Sid. England: three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Bom in Bath, England in 1885. the late Mr. Wat-kins moved to Winnipeg in 1904, and was employed with the city of Winnipeg until retiring in 1950.

In July of 1968, he came to Lethbridge, and had resided there until his passing. The graveside service was held on Thursday. Oct. 31 at 1.30 i p.m. with Rev.

R. L. Crisfield officiating. Interment followed in the Mountain View cemetery. Martin Bros.

Lethbridge. directors of the funeral service. BLACK PATENT PURSC. SATURDAY, II p.m.. VKtnny Barrel street.

Piece Carrier Shopping centre. Hull, Howard, one BOY'S RALEIGH BICYCLE. MANOR Pork. Reward. 74M1t.

CAT. LARGE. BLACK AND WHITE. PrsMn. male, Rlvermeod Road.

Lucerne. Reward, ms. CAT. YOUNG. GREY STRIPED tabby, mote.

Rtvermead Rood, Lv urnt. Reward. 77I-H3S. COLLIE. FEMALE.

MONTHS. onswtn Tama. Rolhwell Height area. HlMtd. 74S-OMS.

LADY'S WATCH IN SIMPSONS-SEARS. St. Lour em Shopping Centre, Saturday around noon. Ill-lit. LADY'S OMEGA WATCH LOST.

BLUE Sacred Heart medal attached. Reward. m-oTM. PUP, DARK CHOCOLATE BROWN, white breast and paws. mole.

months, Britannia Heights orea. SaV 910. SPANIEL DOG. BLACK. BROWN, white.

Locasse- McArthvr Rood. 745- 4ta. WATCH. BIRKS. CIVIC HOSPITAL west to Parkdale.

Reward. n-41H. YOUR PET MAY BE AT THE Humane Society Shelter. Visit shelter to moke -turn. 725-114.

UK GOLD BRAIDED BRACELET. Downtown. Reward. 1JMTO evenings. hp.

CAT-BLACK. WHITE. GREY. BROWN female, tound BoUMr Pant area, ion 7M-15I. GINGER PUPPY.

VICINITY RIDEAU at Nelson, can be claimed at Humane Society. GLASSES. I-TONE. FOUND SUNDAY on Ralph Street. JD-telt.

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m-eju. RING. VICINITY CARLINGWOOD Shopping Centre. nt-liSt evenings. 13.

Memrtats CHRISTOPHER In loving memory of a dear mother. Mrs. Jan Chris topher, who passed away Nov. I. 1U, and a dear brother.

Bill. Nov. 1. TOt A silent thought, a secret tear. Keeps their memory ever dear.

May they rest In peace. Judy and Lon. SCHNOBB In loving memory of dear maher and grundmamer. Morie Jeanne, who passed away Nov. It.

We think of her In silence. Her nam aft recall. Trier is nothing left to answer. But the picture on the wall. Andy.

Bonnie and Children. SINNETT In laving remembrance ot our aarents. Lottie Sinnen. passed away Nov. t.

IMS. and Arthur Sinnen. passed away April 72. 15. Till memory fades and I He departs.

You live forever in our hearts. Bert and Julie. Gary. Elaine and Grandchildren. TYO In loving memory of Noreen Ctor Tyo.

beloved g-onddoughler ot kAwmr riM, iml fwm niece of Unci Jim Cktss oho died by acci dent Nov. lu. Love's greatest gin Remembrance. Grandmother Class and Uncle Jim. 15.

Cards il Itata BROWN wis to cxtentf thanks and apprtctotMO for ocra of kindntss. mtmagrs ol sympathy mrf floral trftouiM rc(vd tram r- tativvs. fTptnds and neiovtors during our sod beKtovtmont in mo loss of a dcor hvsAond and tomtr, Walter Mrs. Bi-vwn and Fomily KEHAVES (Bert) wtsh to Ihonk the lrin Mimstar. Privy Council.

DKportr-Mrrtf ot Industry, Detenu Production. Notional Health and Welfare. Canadian legion; otto our relatives, kind friends and neigh bors far their kind sttfrttual offer inas and acts of tove and sympathy durmg our recent loss of husband and tamer. Also to extend grateful monks far the beaiitlhH floral tributes to our loved one. Mrs.

Denise Kehoyes. children Louise. Sutanne, Richard Daniel and Marc-Andre. LAURIN, Mr. A.

J. We wish to tend our heertte.t thanks and appreciation far me acts ot kindness, mes sages ot sympathy and beautiful floral offer Inas received from netgn- bors, relatives ond many friends in me loss of loving husband and tamer, A. J. Lour in. Special thanks to Ottawa Police.

Texoco Corling Service Station. Dr. P. B. Heoton.

Doctors ond Nurses and Staff of Ottawa Civic i Hospital. All we can say Is "thank vou so much." The Lour in Family. PHAIR The tamfty of the tate Mr. Dougol Arthur Phoir, wish to express their sincere thonfcs to their mony friends, relatives and neighbors, for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy in the toss of dear husband and father. Special thanks to Dr.

George V. McDonald. Dr. S. B.

Froser, nurses and staff of the Cornwall General Hospital, ond Rev. John Wheeler. Zkm United Church. ApptehiH. These mony otts of kindness will forever be remem- 15.

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