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Saturday, April 20, 1957 THE OTTAWA CITIZEN Page 5 Mrs. John Bennet Incorrigible Girls School Called Medieval Bastille Cyrilie Boulerice Passes, Aged 93 Cvrille Boulerice, of 412 Cum BEACHBURG (Special) The death occurred after a week': -i illness in the Cottage Hospital ior Bastille and a training school berland Street, died Wednesday in a local hospital at the age of Pembroke, of Mrs. John Bennett of beachburg. She was 63 years III tor criminals instead of a reform 83. institution.

Girls Of of age. He was a son of the late Cyrilie Boulerice and the late The former Miss Jeanne Belle Acna Lussler and was the hus band of the late Sophie Bran' Miss Cammnitzer, CCF Leader McDonald's secretary, said she asked whether 10-year-old girls Olmstead was born In Foresters Falls and was the daughter of TORONTO (CP)-A general attack od Ontario penology has been launched by the Ontario section of the CCK. One reform institution was described as a credit to the 18th century, but a disgusting sight in the 20th century. Ellen Cammnitzer of Toronto described Friday a visit she made to a building for incorrigible girls aoon to be opened on the grounds of the Ontario Training School for Girls at Gait. She told the annual meetinff J'' I i i I chaud whom he married at St Albert.

Ont. in 3885 and who Will Ian Olmstead and his wife Annie McLaren. She attended Forei-i. Falls Public and Con could be sent here and was told that they could and were often the most Incorrigible. Lea Mary 3 lay Funeral Held Mrs.

Lea Mary May, widow of Henry Arthur May and an active member of many women's groups in the city, died in hospital Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Ottawa, daughter of the late Charles Frederick Street and Frances Theresa Lynn, Mrs. May was educated at Gloucester Street Convent here and at Loretta Abbey in Toronto. She was married here In 1924. Her husband died in 1952.

Mrs. May was a life meirber of the National Council of Women and the Local Council of Women, a member of the League of the Sacred Heart, Catholic Women's League, Guild of the Little Flower and the auxiliary of Joan of Arc Institute. She served with the Canadian Red Cross during two world wars. Mrs. May leaves two brothers.

died in 1950. Mr. Boulerice attended Sacred tinuation Schools. A resolution was passed con Heart Church. In 1913, she was united in marriage to William Murphy and He leaves two sons, Henri and Philippe, of Deschenes, and six daughters, Mrs.

Antonio Antfield (Alice) of St. Marc, Miss the couple took up residence on Calumet Island, where they farmed for many years. William Murphy predeceased his wife six Helene Boulerice, Montreal; Mrs. Kfceal Huot (Victoria), Mr. An- Mrs.

J. Ferguson Mrs. John D. Ferguson, resident of Cumberland for the past 60 years, died Wednesday in the Civic Hospital in her eighty-third year. Mrs.

Ferguson, the former Nettie Helmer, would have celebrated her diamond wedding anniversary on June 9. Born at Newington, Ont, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William T. Helmer.

She married in Newington almost 60 years ago. Throughout her life Mrs. Ferguson was associated with the Plymouth Brethren and was deeply interested in the christian welfare of the community and missionary work. Surviving her, in addition to her husband, are: one daughter, Mrs. W.

Ross Fraser, Reg.N, of Cumberland; three sons, Dr. James A. Ferguson, Lancaster, N.H, Fred W. Ferguson, Cumberland, and Dr. Douglas Ferguson, Ottawa; one sister, Mrs.

S. R. Dicks, Cass City, four brothers, William James Helmer, Fhiladephia, Robert and Leonard Helmer, Vancouver, and Dr. Oliver A. Helmer, Chicago, 111.

The funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. today at Hulse and Playfair Ltd. Chapel and will be conducted by Dr. George A. Keith.

Interment will be in Dales Cemetery, Cumberland. demning the Ontario department of reform institutions for "mainly punitive and custodial methods." The resolution suggested that more probation officers should be trained, parole services extended, that those requiring mental treatment should be segregated and also that a chair of penology should be established at the school of social work at the university of Toronto. years ago. Mrs. Murphy was married toine Pelietier (Amelia), Mrs.

Howard Lebrun (Anna), and Mrs. STORE OPEN EASTER F.10HDAY April 22nd Shop 9 Q.m. to 6 p.nie 4 Floors of Vclues second time to John Bennett of Jean Maurice (Jacqueline), all of Beachburg. Since then the cou Ottawa; 26 grandchildren and 35 pie have resided In Beachburg. great-grandchildren.

The funeral was held today at During the past years, she had here that the cells in the new block were back to back, measuring seven by six "feet with no windows and only an open toilet. She described the school for Incorrigible girls as a medieval jun- Ruben Barrigar, South Mountain, Dies, Aged 87 SOUTH MOUNTAIN (Special) Ruben Barrigar of South Mountain died suddenly Wednesday at his home. He was 87. 3. D.

WENTZELL B.Comm., 1XB. Announces that he has opened an office for the practice of law at 46 Elgin St (CE 5-5770). Mr. Wentzell is a graduate of Dalhousie University and is a member of the Bars in Ontario and Nova Scotia. been a devout member of Bryson 7 a.m.

from the Gauthier Funeral Home, 259 St Patrick Street for Louis J. Street of Vancouver and J. Cunard Street of Welland; United Church, and was a mem ber of the WA of that church. a libera service at Sacred Heart Church at 7.30 o'clock. four sisters.

Rev. Mother Rose Francis, Rev. Mother Loyola, Rev. Mother Marie Therese, all Among the survivors are her of the Religion of the Institute husband, and four sons, Wallace Murphy, North Bay, Ebert Murphy, Campbells Bay, Bill Joseph Sayers, Murphy, Gait, Graham Murphy, Calumet; two daughters, Mrs, Mrs. John Jordan Passes, Acecl 37 Andy Grawbarger (Grace), Ot of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Toronto, and Mrs.

H. F. Mc-Naughton of Ottawa. The funeral was held from McEvoy Brothers, 235 Kent Street, at 8.50 a.m. today to St.

Theresa's Church for Libera service at nine o'clock. Burial was in Notre Dame Cemetery. tawa, and Mrs. Jack McGuire (Velma) of Calumet. There are The death of Mrs.

John Jordan of 163 McKay Street occurred five grandchildren. Thursday aftere a short illness. Two brothers survive, Graham She was 87 years old. Mrs. Jordan was the former Maude Moxley, daughter of the SAMARITAN ACT PROVES EXPENSIVE FREDERICK)! (CP) The story of a Good Samaritan who stopped to help a fellow motorist and was sued for damaging the latter's car was toid today in the New Brunswick i-ppeal court.

Henri Michaud of Quebec province appealed against a judgment in the Madawaska county court awarding Roger Daigle damages of $155.57 and costs. The incident occurred last June near Edmunston. Baigle's small car slid into a ditch and he asked Michaud, driving a five-ton truck, to help. In trying to push the car with his truck, Michaud scraped a side of the stranded vehicle. Decision was reserved.

Olmstead, Foresters Falls, William Olmstead, Renfrew; five sis Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Easter Monday in St. ters, Mrs. Jack MacLaren (Wil late John Moxley and Sarah Theresa's Church. lis), Iroquois Falls, Mrs.

Lome Lytic She was born in Ottawa and educated in Hawthorne. She Johns (Irene), Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Barrigar was found dead by a neighbor, Mrs. Albert Talon.

Ontario Provincial Police were caller" to the scene and later Coroner Dr. Charles Marcel! us said Mr. Barrigar had died from a heart attack. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Alec Kirker (Lucy) of Cornwall, Mrs.

Samuel Marquette (Emma) and several nieces and nephews. He married the former Charlotte who died In 1949. The body is at the Armstrong Funeral Home, South Mountain, from where the funeral was held to St. Daniel's Church for requiem high mass at 10 a.m. today.

Interment was in the parish cemetery. Mrs. Gordon Kirk (Hazel), Ham was married In Hawthorne in Mrs. R. Kennedy 1891 to John Jordan who died llton, Mrs.

Matthew Ryan (Betty), in 1943. Gatchell, Mrs. Dick Barrie (Ber-nice) of Hamilton. Mrs. Gertrude Kennedy, of 647 High Ridge Road, Stamford, Connecticut, died suddenly in Mrs.

Jordan leaves four sons, Earl Jordan of Montreal, Lome The body rested at the Rey- Tailor, Passes Joseph E. Sayers, a prominent custom civil and military tailor in Ottawa for many decades, died on Wednesday at the age, of 83. Mr. Sayers was born in Liverpool, England and came to Canada and Ottawa in 1906. He was a custom tailor with the late G.

M. Holbrook on Sparks Street and was in business for himself on Rideau Street for many years. Mr. Sayers was quite active in community affairs during his earlier years. He was one of the founders of the B'Nai Jacob congregation and was its first president.

He was married In Glasgow 60 years ago to the former Emma Cibular of Antwerp, Belgium. Mr. Sayers leaves one daughter, Mrs. Lionel Mortimer (Theresa); three grandchildren, including Sidney Mortimer, of Ottawa; and four great-grandchildren. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from the Jewish Community Memorial Chapel on King Edward Avenue with burial in the Jewish Community Cemetery on the Metcalfe Highway.

Jordan of Ottawa, William Ben nolds Funeral Home, with the nett of Ottawa and Christie hospital at Stamford on Friday, She was 60. Born in Carleton Place, On Bennett of Dartmouth, N.S.; two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Shore funeral service being held on Good Friday in St Andrew's United Church, Beachburg, at 2 p.m. Rev. Hcvard J.

Veals was i it (Claire) of Ottawa and Mrs. T. C. tario, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

George Gorman, formerly of Rochester Macfarlane (Reine) of Vancouver, if the officiating clergyman. Inter- six grandchildren and one ment was made in the Campbells 3 a Bay United Cemetery. Street Ottawa. She married Bob Patrick Kennedy in Detroit 25 years ago. Mr.

Kennedy died in 1952. The funeral was to be held to day in the chapel of Hulse and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod Street, Mrs. J. W. Alherti Mrs.

Kennedy lived in Detroit until four years ago when she Rev. Dr. Robert Good officiating. Burial was to be in Hawthorne Mrs. Catherine 83, moved to Stamford to live with her sister, Mrs.

J. Harold (Eva) Cemetery, widow of the late Joseph William Duane. ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE AlbertI, died Friday at her home, 230 Montfort Street East- Mrs. I.

Moreau Founded in 1899 Besides her sister she leaves one brother George P. Gorman of Port Burwell, Ontario, one aunt Mrs. William Goodfellow of view, after a long illness. A parishioner of Assumption Mrs. Maria Caroline Moreau, ONTARIO AURORA 74, died suddenly Thursday eve Church, she was a member of Mrs.

F. Guenette Mrs. Ferdinand Guenette of Ottawa. ning at the home of her son, the Ladies of St Anne and the George Moreau, at 213 Cam Third Order of St. Francis.

The body will arrive in Monday morning and will bridge Street. She was the Born in Ireland, she was 29 Augusta Street died Wednesday at her son's home after a widow of the late Ithumer rest at Hulse and Playfair daughter of the late Bernard Mc short illness. She was 90. 315 McLeod Street. Service will More'au, who predeceased her in Gorgan and the former Helen Hughes.

She came to Canada in Daughter of the late Mr. and 1H41. be in the chapel of Hulse and Playfair Ltd, Tuesday at 1 p.m. Born at Rigaud, she was Mrs. J.

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Mrs. T. Scannell and John, all of Eastview; five daughters, Mrs. James (Alice) Bowen, of Chicago, Mrs. John She was a parishioner of St Jean Baptiste Church, where she was a member of the Order of (Ellen) Wall and Miss Irene Al For Prospectus and Book Views, fimm write te lte Headnratlec, K.

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She the Living Rosary. both of Eastview, and Mrs. Alma Turcotte and Mrs, John Besides her son George she (Mary) Brady, both of Ottawa: leaves two other sons, Victor and Edward, both of Ottawa; four two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Boivin, of Ottawa, and Mrs. daughters, Mrs.

John (Edith) Sinnott, Mrs. F. W. (Blanche) Thomas Gibbons, of San Fran cisco; 34 grandchildren and 35 Moeser, Mrs. Walter (Victoria) McCurdy and Mrs.

A. (Flora) Come in and set the tremendous great-grandchildren. loner at Ste. Anne's Church and member of the Ladies of Ste. Anne.

She leaves three sons, Wilfrid and Irenee of Ottawa and Ernest of Montreal; two Mrs. Arthur Alie of Montreal, Mrs. J. C. Leblanc (Gracia) of Ottawa; three sisters, Mrs.

Wilfrid Ouellette of Adams, Mrs. Joseph Guenette of St. Jerome, and Mrs. Zenon Primeau of St Pierre de Wakefield; 11 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. The body was at the Gauthier Funeral Home, 259 St.

Patrick Street, from where the funeral left Saturday at 8.45 a.m. for requiem high mass in St. Anne's Church at 9 a.m. was 77 years old. Mrs.

Scannell was the former Hannah Wilson, daughter of the late Isaac Wilson and Mary Acres of Dunrobin. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Ferguson Pratt of North Gower, one brother, John B. Wilson of Dunrobin and one sister. Miss Lauretta Wilson of Ottawa.

The body rested at her daughter's home in North Gower on Friday and the funeral service was held from there at 2.30 p.m. today. Burial was in Capital Memorial Gardens. Guy-Vandenbeek, all of Ottawa; a brother, Jean Baptiste Sabour SOU Funeral will be Monday at 8.40 a.m. from Racine and Robert Limited, 260 Besserer Street, for in, of Hammond; 15 grandchil dren and six great-grandchildren.

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from McEvoy Brothers Funeral Home, 235 Kent Street, for solemn requiem mass at 9 I a.m. in St Jean Baptiste Church. Interment will be in Notre Dame W. S. MacMillan FINCH (Special) W.

Smith MacMillan, lifelong resident of Cemetery. Goldfield, died suddenly at his Samuel L. O'Hara home here. He was 61. Mr.

HOME OWNERS! WAKEFIELD (Special) News MacMillan had been in failing health for the past few years. ha been received here of the Mr. MacMillan was born at death in. hospital at Campbell- Elma, on May 26, 1895, son ford, of Samuel I O'Hara, former district resident, after a of the late William H. MacMillan SIS and Margaret Beckstead.

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AMFRA UniKF ITT) and his wife Ann Jane Reilly, both of pioneer stock. He at I. i Mrs. Minnie Hein KINBURN (Special) Mrs. Minnie Kuehl Hein, 83, died after a brief illness in the home of her son, Joseph Hein, in Kin-burn.

A native of Wilberforce, she was the widow of the late August Hein, who predeceased her several years ago. Besides her son she leaves seven daughters, Mrs. John (Martha) Beckett of Eganville. Mrs. Harry (Mildred) Paul of To-field, Mrs.

Louis (Elsie) Felhaber of Killaloe, Mrs. Ernest (Margaret) Weber and Mrs. Ernest (Wilma) Weber, both of Delisle, Sask, Mrs. John (Ang-lia) Kauffelit of Letterkenny, and Mrs. Ellis (IrmaV Carkner' of Metcalfe, and 42 grandchildren.

Funeral service was held at First Baptist Church, Arnprior, conducted by Rev. Walter Schmidt Interment was in the BapUst Cemetery in Lynedoch Township. tended the local school, and farmed for a few years on the family homestead in Ivlasiiam Township. mer Muriel Helmer whom he married in 1917; two daughters, Mrs. Harry Sharlow (Jean) of Massena, N.Y.

and Mrs. Harold Marcellus (Mae) of Ohesterville; four grandchildren, Timothy and Linda Sharlow, Massena, and Lana and Carol Marcellus, Ches-terville; two brothers, Ross MacMillan, Avonmore, and his twin brother, Ford MacMillan of Finch, i B0NMAIRE 3CKANNL ALUMINUM STORM Later he entered Ontario Vet PHONE CE 3-3574 207 SPARKS ST. (near Bank) erinary College at Toronto, graduating there with the degree of V.S. about 45 years ago. "An Ottawa Owned firm" He practised his profession at and Shawville, Que, and later in He was predeceased by two Campbellford.

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The funeral service and inter vice was held in Chalmers United Church, Finch, with Rev. Cecil A. Dukelow conducting the service, assisted by Douglas Fry of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Chesterville. Interment was in Goldfield Cemetery. 11 ment took place at Campbellford.

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The former Adeline Ouellette, she was born at LachLie, Que, 89 years ago last June 30, a daughter of the late Captain Edward Ouellette, and his wife, Adeline Caron. She was a prominent member of the Ladies of Ste. Anne, the CWL and the IODE. 1 Surviving are two sons and five daughters, Edward, Jean, Flora, Marguerite, Mrs. W.

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