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22 Soturday, Jonuory re 1 By DAVID JENSEN LOS ANGELES (UK) Gunfire erupted at a meeting lf 150 Negro students at the University ot at Los Angeies Friday. The crowd scattered' as two members of the militant Black Panthers fell mortally wounded. "We just don't know what happened," UCLA police chief Boyd Lynn said several hours later. Campus police cordoned off the building, tut most persons' at the meeting had fled. The dead men were, identified as John Jerome Huggins, 23, and Alprentice Carter, 26.

Both Siad been accepted for UCLA's "high potential" program for minority students whose academic records did not qualify them for admission. The meeting was held In a classroom building on the UCLA campus to discuss a studies" program which school officials planned to propose Tuesday. There was no indication whether the program would be postponed. Shooting started just as the gathering was breaking up. Lt Robert Madlock, Los Angeles police detective heading the Investigation, said efforts were being made to contact everyone who attended the meeting.

New Lectures Announced By Bible Institute The winter term of the Ottawa Valley Bible Institute will begin on Thursday evening, Jan. 23, at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, 600 Bank Street. Dr. Charles Seidenspinner, dean of the Bible Institute, has announced a number of new members of the faculty, including Rev. Arthur Larson, pastor of Metropolitan Bible Church; Miss Erma Stouffer, speech therapist with the Ottawa Pub-He School Board, and Len Per-cival of the.

National Research Council. In addition the present faculty members will continue their teaching. There will be two periods of study, one at 7 o'clock and one at 8.15, with a chapel period between the two class sessions. Courses will be offered for a 10-week period from Jan. 23 to March 27.

They are open to any one in the community and there is no cost for registration. Registration and the first classes will be held Thursday eve ning Jan. 23. Journal Box Replies A 351 358 364 368 376 393 411 414 456 463 477 497 499 506 536 561 560 569 579 593 598 599 601 60 607 614 634 643 650 655 664 670 671 678 I 710 711 716 720 723 725 727 728 730 735 743 748 749 750 756 759 760 781 767 777 778 779 780 781 782 784 INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCeMBNTk Vital Statistics! l. Births 2.

Death 3. Adoption 4. Obltuartas 5. Lost Found Notlcsst 13. In Memorlams 14.

Ann versarv 13. Cards of Thonks 14. Funeral Director 17. Cemetery Memorials II. Societies and Lodges 19.

Churches 20. Florists 21. Cemeteries It. Druggists Opsr) Sunday 30. Service Stations Servtaest 33.

Banqusts and Partis 34. Take-Out Foods 35. Where to Go. 16. flotsls and Motels 37.

Beauty Salons 3s. Nursing Homes 1. Gardening and Landscaping 40. Ambulance Service MPLOYMINT 400. Careers 41.

Male Help Wanted 42. Salesmen and Agents 43. Positions Vacant 44. Professional Service 45. Female Help Wonted 46.

Nursing Services 47. Employment Wanted 46. Domestic Help 49. Teachers Wonted 50. Tuition 51.

Trade Schools 52. Baby Services APARTMENTS 54. Apartments to Let 55. Furnished Apartments to Let 56. Apartments Wanted 57.

Apartments for Sale 5s. Furnished Apartments Wanted 59. Sublets PROPIRTY 51. Property for Sal 62. Property for Rent 63.

Property Wanted 64. Income Property 65. Property Exchanged so. Out-of-Town Properties 67. Forms for Sale 6.

Forms for Rent 69. Farms Wanted to Buy 70. Cottages for Sale 71. Cottages for Rent 72. Cottages Wanted 71.

Cottage Lots for Sal 74. warehouse Space 75. Offices to Let 76. Offices Wanted la Let 77. Stores to Let 71.

stores Wanted to Let 79. Resorts SO. Business Opportunities ROOMS 6. Rooms fa Let 7. Rooms Wanted 84.

Room and Board (9. Share AccomfnodaMon II i i i.i fii PTj' 'li-iTV JT 'r se 11 7 T)11 18, 1969 The Ottawa Journal LONO DISTANCE PHONE ZENITH IMt NO TOLL. CHARGE Today and. Tomorrow TODAY "Death of a Town Theatre, Ottawa Technical High School, p.m. and 9.30 pjn.

Vanier City name-changing dance, St Charles Hall, 8 pjn. Igor Kipnis, harpsichordist. Carleton Alumni Theatre, 8.30 pan i High School of Commerce, Snow. Queen Dance, pjn. Irish Society of Ottawa, social evening, Trafalgar House, pjn.

"The Caretaker," Ottawa Little Theatre, 8.30 pan. TOMORROW Dominion Marine Associa tion, Chateau Laurier, 9 a.m. Vanier City mass, Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, 11.30 a.m. Vanier City Luncheon, Motel de Ville, 12.30 p.m.; plaque unveiling, Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, 2.30 tea, Vanier City Recreation Centre, 3 pjn. of Toronto Symphony Orchestra, High School of Commerce, 3 p.m.

Mortgage burning, McLeod Stewarton United Church, 7 pjn. "The Caretaker," Ottawa Little Theatre, 7 p.m. "Family Life Education" lecture series, Jewish Community Centre, 8.30 pjn. MONDAY Blood Donor Clinic, 85 Plymouth Avenue, 1.30 to 4.30 and 6.30 to 8 JO p.m.; also YMCA. Metcalfe Street, 1.30 to 4.30 j.m.

Defensive driving course begins, Lauren tian and Ridge-mont High Schools, 7 p.m. Bridge lessons begin, Canterbury Community Centre, 7.30 p.m. Synchronized swimming club, organizational meeting. Brewer Pool, 8 p-m. Ottawa Humane Society, an nual meeting, 101 Champagne Avenue, 8 pjn.

"Death of a Salesman," Town Theatre, Ottawa Technical High School, 8.30 p.m. District Want Ad A tents SMITHS FAILS-Mcsxoit ana stt-nki Pharmacy, Beckwith and McVi streets. CARLETON PLACE Wltsorfl Drva Store. Bridge Street. Pnane tSMStt.

PEMBROKE Mrs. R. Lark, in Patricia Slrwt. Plwn SJ. RENFREW Mrs.

D. Belanger, so MERCHANDISE Artktet! 92. Articles for SaW 93. Articles Wonted 94. Articles for Rent 95.

Articles for Swap 96. Antiques 97. Firewood and Fue! 98. Market Basket 99. Machinery and Equipment 100.

pet stock 101. Livestock 102. stamps and Coins 103. Hobbies 104. Boats and Motors 105.

Snowmobiles 106. Campers' SupptlM 107. Musical Supplies Id. Raaio Television 109. Household AppHonon AUTOMOTIVI Autosi 120.

Autos tar Sale 121. Autos Wanted 122. Auto Accessories 123. Sports Cars 124. Aula Parts Trucks: 129.

Trucks tar tale 130. Truck Bodies. Parts 131. Trucks Wonted Trailers 133. Trailers for Sal 134.

Trailers for Rent 115. Mobile Homes tor Sate 136. Mobile Homes tor Rent 137. Mobile Homes Moved 131. Mobil Horn Parks 139.

Mobile Homes Exchanged Motorcycles! 145. Motorcycles for Sale 146. Motorcycles tor Rent 147. Scooters for Sale 141. Scooters for Rent 149.

Ski Mobiles MfscelknMoesi 151. Garages 153. Parking Space 151. Winterising RIAL STATE 157. Houses for Saw 156.

Houses to Let 159. Furnished Houses to Let 160. Furnished wanted Let 141. Houses Wonted to Let 142. Houses Wanted to Buy 163.

Garden Homes PIRSONAU 176. Personal Memos 177. Transportation Avallar) ITS. Transportation Wantec 179. Camps Bays' and Girls' FINANCIAL 1S5.

Financing 17. Money Available IIS. Mortgoges 109. Investments 190. Patents and Copy.

MISCELLANEOUS 194. Legal 195. 196. Mr. Servo 197.

Coming Events It. Stomp Collectors 199. Anniversary Pag liiiliifli 'Ottawa's Most Progressive Want Ad Section" 1. BirBb CUNNINGHAM Bill and Marg are happy to announce the arrival (anally) of Amy Mar garet, an 8 lb. 4 oz.

sister for Robert and Maureen, born Friday, Jan. 17, 1969, at Riverside Hospital. All weU. CUNNINGHAM Jim and Nancy (nee Cameron) are happy to announce' the arrival 'of their daughter, Jan. 17, 1969.

at Brockvillel General Hospital. De SALABERRY On Jan. 7, 1969, in Geneva, Switzerland, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis de Salaberry (Canadian Em- bassy, Tunis), daughter, sister foe.

Simone and Ka- tryn, MUNZ Ivy and Dave announce the arrival of their daughter Krista Marie, 8 6 ozs. on Jan. IS, 1969 at St. Louis Marie de Montfort Hospital. RYAN Emmett and Vema (nee Moloughney) are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter, Friday, Jan.

17, 1969, at Amprior and District Hospital. Both well Dtafts BIGELOW, Mrs. Addy In hospital, on Jan. 17, 1969, Sarra Jane Bigelow, wife of the late Addy Bigelow, aged 99; mother of Harvey, of Templeton; three daughters, Myrtle (Mrs. George Wuburn), Hull; Rachel (Mrs.

Bert Smith), Toronto; Violet (Mrs. Marvel Valley), Cobalt, Ont; 20 grairdchildren, 15 great grandchildren. Resting Brunei Funeral Home, 750 Maloney BWd Gatineau. Service will be held Monday. 20, at -Templeton United Church, 1.30 pjn.

Burial Glen Almond ceme tery. Peace Talks Begin PARIS (AP The four ma. jor participants In the Vietnam war sat down to talk peace, but experienced diplomats cautioned against expecting dra matic progress. Delegates from North Viet nam, the Viet Cong's National Liberation Front, the United States and South Vietnam as sembled at a round table some 15 feet in diameter with two rectangular secretarial tables on opposite sides. There were no markings, nameplates or flags in the con ference room in the former Hotel Magestic near the Arc de Triomphe, where U.S.

and North Vietnamese representa tives first met more than eight months ago to begin discus sions on ending the war. The Americans were first on the scene, followed by the North Vietnamese and the NLF. then came the South Vietnamese. Ambassador Cyrus R. Vance, deputy negotiator of the U.S.

team, said he would quickly present a draft of rules on procedure" for the sessions and added: "I hope these can be adopted rapidly." The opening session is expected to discuss procedural matters such as rules for forth coming meetings, security of the conference site, the official of the conference and the order of languages to be used. Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, the departing chief of the U.S. delegation, said Friday he hopes these matters will be cleared up in a week or 10 days, but other diplomats said this is unlikely. About ISO onlookers, including some North Vietnamese waving their country's flag, watched the delegates arrive.

Opening statements were made by deputy heads of the negotiating teams. The four chief negotiators are not expected to join the talks until substantive issues are takep up, such as a cease-fire, withdrawal of troops and a political settlement Death tCont, mm Preceding Cohjmnl RASKIN, Howard In hospital Wyondotte. U.S.A., on Friday, Jan. 17, 1969, in his 58th year, Howard Baskin, formerly of Galetta, husband of Lois May Potter. Son of the late Mr.

and John "Baskin, Galetta. Arrangements Boyce Funeral Home, Arnprior. Funeral to be announced later. BOURINOT, Arthur Stanley, S.M D.C.L.. F.R.S.L.

At his home, 290 Acacia Avenue, on Friday, Jan. 17, 1969, beloved husband of Nora Sherwood, father of Mrs. Edwin McDonald, of New York; and Mrs. Rex Lewis, of South Africa; also survived by 4 granddaughters. Resting at his late residence after 3 p.m.

Saturday. Service at Christ Church Cathedral on Monday at 11 a.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. Flowers gratefully declined. CRAWLEY, Arthur At Us residence 540 Driveway, on Thursday, Jan.

16, 1969, Arthur Alfred Crawley, aged 85 years, husband of the late Ruth Orrne, dear father of Lilian and Sylvia in India, Mrs. James Philpott (Phyllis) and Frank Radford '(Budge) of Ottawa, and the late David P. Resting at Hulse and Piayfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street Service at St Paul's Eastern United Church on Saturday at 11.30 ajn. Interment Beechwood cemetery. DALY, T.

Patrick (Pat) On Thursday, Jan. 16, 1969, T. Patrick (Pat) Daly, aged 57 years, of 13 Steel Street beloved husband of Mona Harvey, father of Danny of Sudbury, Michael, Mary Jane and Patricia at home. Resting at Hulse and Play fair Central Chapel, 315 Mc Leod Street Service Monday, 10 a.m. Cremation.

Friends may call after 7 pjn. Satur day. DARLING, Audrey Elizabeth In hospital, Friday, Jan. 17, 1969, Audrey Elizabeth Macdonald. beloved wife of Howard J.

Darling. 1947 Fairbanks Avenue, mother of Alan, Frances and Kevin at home. Sister of Mrs. D. A.

Gray (Margaret) of Halifax, Carson Macdonald of Stellar-ton, Nova Scotia, and Gerald Macdonald of Pictou, Nova Scotia. Resting Hulse and Piayfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street Service Mon day, 11 ajn. Cremation Pine-crest Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday. DUNNE, John In hospital on Thursday, Jan.

18. 1B6S, Arthur John Dunne, aged 42, 31T James Street beloved husband of Lillian Loretta Penny, dear father of John and Shirley (Mrs. Kenneth Cameron), dear son of Mr. and James Lawrence Dunne and brother of James, Pat, Rita (Mrs. Dave Hunt), Madonna (Mrs.

Jack Kerr), Elizabeth (Mrs. Clifford Webber), Margaret (Mrs. Joseph Power), also survived by granddaughter Debbie. Rest ing at Kelley Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Cen tre Town) where friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday.

Funeral Monday to St Elizabeth Church for Mass at 8 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. Journal Subscription Rates Journal name oeltverv service, vmfch is guaranteed. Is avcUebfe onvvrhtre HI unawo, nun ana surruunoing trkt as well as In towns and villages the Ottawa valley. Call 236-7511 for home delivery CAPRieft DELIVERY 50C a WfeKi 15c Saturday only, payabl to me boy ever two SINGLE COPY RATES 10c dslly and 15c Saturday.

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FURTHER INFORMATION may be obtained by colling The Journal et SJ-II, X-; (Cent. From Preceding Conimnl FORD, Mrs. Yvonne In hospi tal, after a lengthy illness. Jan. 17, 1969.

Yvonne Hudon, beloved wife of the lajp Joseph Alban Ford. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 259 St Patrick Street Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday. Funeral mass at St Theresa Church on Mon day, Jan. 20. at 8 am.

In terment Notre Dame ceme tery, Ottawa. GRAVELLE, Mrs. Alpbonse On Thursday. Jan. 16.

1969. Blanche MauvieL wife of Alphonse CaraveUe, aged 73 years, mother of of Ot tawa; Mrs. Edmond Gravelle (Yvette) CyrviHe; Leo G. Boisvert (MeHna) Ottawa; Mrs. Donat Leonard (Simone) Lorettevflle; Mrs.

Jean Paul Tessier (Jacqueline) Aylmer; Mrs. Patrick Carr (Gilberte) Granby; Mrs. Robert Dagenais (Therese) Sorel. Sister of Edmond, CyrvHle; Mrs. Alice Tessier, Montreal; Mrs.

Joseph Gra velle (Beatrice) CyrviHe; Mrs. Reginald Tomiinson (Jeanne) Hull. 24 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday from Ra cine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 300 Olmstead Street Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Cyrvaie at 10 ajn. Interment Notre Dame' of Ottawa, KINGSBURY, Stuart Died Jan.

16, 1969; husband of Norma Kingsbury, of Ottawa; father of Donald and William, of Peterborough, Ont, and Linda, of Point St Ann, NB; brother of Clayton and Irene '(Mrs. J. Lamoureux), of Ottawa. Burial Beechwood cemetery Saturday. Jan- 18.

at 10 ajn. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the! Ontario Heart Foundation. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, LA LAND Placide In hospi tal on Thursday, Jan. 16, 1969. Piacide Lalande, age 79.

father of Aime Lalande of 374 Enfield, Vanier City, brother of Edmond, Plais-ance. Mrs. Lorenzo Couillard, Mrs. Alphonsine Lafreniere, Ottawa, Mrs. Mercedes Hull; Rev.

Sister Rosemary Lalande, Sister of Providence, Montreal; 2 grandsons and 4 greatgrandchildren. Resting at Land re ville Funeral Home, 578 Somerset W. Funeral Monday to St Jean Baptiste Church for Funeral Mass at 7.4S a.m. Interment in Notre Dame cemetery. LANDRY, Emerencienne On Friday, Jan.

17. 1969. in hospital, Emerencienne Bisson- nette. age 81 years, wife of the late Joseph Landry; dear mother of Roland, Charles, Roger, Jeanne; Marie -Anne (Mrs. Albert Groulx), Ger trude (Mrs.

Michael Mun-tean), Carmen (Mrs. Paul Groulx), Nicole (Mrs. Rich ard Pouliotte), Simone (Mrs. Paul Poiner), Yvette (Mrs. Herman Wittenberg), Gisele (Mrs.

Cy McLean); also sur vived by 27 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; one sister-in-law. Miss Alexins Landry. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier after 7 p.m. Saturday. Fu neral Tuesday to St Thomas Aquinas Church for mass at 9 a.m.

Interment Notre Dame, Ottawa. LOFTUS, Jean Marion On Friday, Jan. 17. 1969. beloved wife of the late Harold Newman Loftus, 230 Chine Drive, Scarboro, Ont, dear mother of Jean (Mrs.

Walter Besso) of Scarboro; of Ottawa; also dear mother-in- law of Stella (Mrs. John A. Loftus). Ottawa. Resting McDbugatl and Brown Funeral Home, Coxweil and Danforth, Toronto.

Funeral Monday. I LUCAS, Grace At Smiths Falls, Thursday. Jpn. 16, 1969, Grace McKeen, "age 68 years, beloved wife of the late John Sutton Lucas, RR 3, Smiths Falls and dear sister of (Josie) Mrs. W.

J. Leach, RR 2. Smiths Falls, dear aunt of (Fern) Mrs. Gordon Witham, RR 2. Smiths Falls.

Resting at the Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths FaHs. Funeral service wiH be conducted in the chapel Saturday, Jan. 18 at 11 a.m. Interment Hill-crest cemetery. lOCU CA1I5 ntONi 236-7511 Oeafls MARTIN, Mr.

Georges On Friday, Jan. 17, 1969, aged 80 years, Georges Martin, of CyrviUe, beloved husband of Eugenie Bourque; dear father of Alfred, Jean, Louis, Henri, Leon, Raymond, Jeanne (Mrs. Alexandre St Aubin), Miss Georgette, of CyrviHe; Mau rice and Therese (Mrs. Fer nand Gervais), of Vanier City; Helene (Mrs. Vladuniro Caponetti), of Tivoli; Marie (Mrs.

William Shagett), of Rome, Georgia; brother of Lucie (Mrs. Louis Gradelet), of Par-le-Duc 30 grandchildren; one great- grandson. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 300 Olmstead Street Vanier City. Funeral mass at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, CyrviUe, on Monday, Jan. 20.

at 8.30 ajn. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. Ottawa. MALONEY, William J. (Billy) Suddenly on Friday, Jan, 17, 1969.

at his home. Bryson, William J. Maloney (Billy), age 64 years, beloved husband of Eva Le-maire; dear father of Gerald, Wayne, of Bryson; Florence (Mrs. Bob Young). Theresa (Mrs.

Eamon Kane), both of Ottawa. Resting at Ringrose Bros. Funeral Camp-ben's Bay, after 730 this evening. Funeral Sun day, Jan. 19, to the Immacu late Conception Church; Bryson, for Libera service at 2 pjn.

Burial parish cemetery. Knights of Columbus to as semble at funeral home Sat urday, 8 pjn. for rosary. McAFEE, Helen In hospital, at WakeBeld, on Frjday, Jan. 17.

1969, Helen Ramsey, aged 79, of Low, widow of Christian McAfee; dear mother of Mrs. Enid Baldwin. Resting at the Gan non residence, Low, where friends mav call after 2 p.m. Saturday. Funera' services will be conducted at p.m Monday.

Interment Low. McGUIRE, Barbara Joan At her residence, 73 McNaugn-tnn Avenue, on Friday, Jan. 17, 1969, Barbara Joan McGuire, daughter or jonn Alfred McGuire and the late Ethel McGuire; sister of Monty McGuire, of Ottawa. Resting at Hulse and Piayfair ftroi rhnrwl. 315 McLeod Street Service Monday at 1 pjn.

Interment pmecresx cemetery. NOACK, Albert Suddenly at his home RR 4, FemoroKe, Friday. 1969. in his 67th year, Albert Noack, beloved husband of Emma Panke, dear father of Harold, Pembroke; Grace. Mrs.

M. Hawes. Cooksville. and Catherine of Pembroke. Also survived by five grandchil-Butlne at the Mal colm and Deavett Funeral Home.

141 Renfrew Street Pembroke. Service in Grace Lutheran Church, Locksley, on Monday, Jan. 20 at 2 p.m. Interment church cemetery. OUDERKJRK, Robert In local hospital, Friday, Jan.

beloved husband of Helen MacFarlane, in his 86th year, past nc-ble grand life member I.O.O.F., dear father of Laird, Ottawa; Mrs. i Bertha Pearson and Mrs. Margaret Nicol, Chesterville; Mrs. Helena Jennings, Winchester 12 erandchildren survive. Resting Vice and Craig Queen Street Chesterville, where service will he held on Monday at 2 p.m.

Interment Maple Ridge Cemetery. PARENT, Laurent M. (Flo Bris-son Pharmacy) In hospital on Thursday, Jan. 16, 1969, Laurent M. Parent aged 48, beloved husband of Nellie Pitura, 708 Morgan Street dear father of Robert and Suzanne, son of Mrs.

Alphonsine and the late Alex andre Parent brother of Alexandre, Winnipeg; Leo, Ottawa; Ludger, Vancouver, Fernand, Medley, Alberta; (Leda) Mrs. Sam Aubrey, Petawawa; (Jeanette) Mrs. Harold Joy, Ottawa; (Cecile) Mrs. Harold Fraser, Milford, Ont; (Simone) Mrs. Alton Blakely, Cherry Valley, Ont Resting McEvoy-Shields, 235 Kent after 12 noon Saturday.

Funeral Monday to Notre Dame de Lourdes Oiurch, Vanier City. Funeral Mass at 9 a.m.' Interment Notre Dame cemetery. 2.v.r-';:. fofb front Preceding CorumnV ROACH, H. Ernest Sudden-fly JaiC 16; 1969, at the City Two Mountains; tefoved husband of Anna uoonan, tamer ot nuuici William of Ottawa, two grandchildren, Maureen and Brian.

Resting at J. W. James Funeral Home," 1204 Oka Road, Two Mountains, Que. Funeral Saturday at Holy Family Church, Two Mountains, at 2 p.m.. SHEPHERD, Frederick Lewis In after a lengthy illness on Thursday, Jan.

16, 1969, Frederick Lewis Shep-herd, 18 McArthur Road, in his 52nd year, son of Mrs. J. R. Shepherd and the late J. Shepherd, of Leonard Harry Earl and John Milford.

of Vanier City, Mrs. George (Hilda) and Mrs. Carl Main- prize (Primrose), of Ottawa, Resting at Hulse and Play- fair Central Chapel, 315 Mc Leod Street Service Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Fri day. TASSE, Anatole On Thurs day. Jan. 16. .1969, aged 69 years, Anatole Tasse of 345 Montfort Street Vanier City, of Jacqueline Malouin, father of Paul, Marcel, Gilles Gervais (Monique), Vanier City, Mrs.

Gerald Tessier (Francoise), Navan, brother of Ernest and Robert Montreal, Ubald, Sarsfteld, Mrs. -A i Doutre (Cecile), Rockland, Leo Leroux (Yvonne), Hammond, Mrs. Roland Pilon (Germaine), of St. Pascal, Mrs. Donat Potvin (Rol-lande), Mrs.

Ernest Gelinas Bourget and 9 erandchildren. Funeral Mon- day from Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Home, 300 Olmstead Street for Requiem High Mass at St Joseph's Church. Orleans, at I0.JU a.m. Interment at parish cemetery. VICE CRAIG LTD.

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16, 1969, Caroline "Wall, age 85 years; daughter of the late H. WaU and the late Mary-Ann Corcoran. Interment Monday, 10.30 Notre Dame ceme- tery. McEvoy Shields in charge of arrangements. FRED N.

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Found BEIGE PUP, BELIEVED TO BE cniia-s pet. f04jjx DOG, VICINITY MANOTICK, BLACK ana wninr, muie. onejl. WHITE PERSIAN CAT, BLUE EYES. vKinrry ruTcrtener n-eer.

733-n30. 13. Nemoriams BOUCHER In loving memory of a yw um em am nromer, Kennern John, who was accidentally killed Jon. 1, 1M2. He bos gone to be on ongri.

Secure in our Father's core. And nit dear Irttle feet now patlr along The beautiful streets up there. Mom, Dad, Howard ond Carol. CHARRON" In loving merno-y of a wi iiusMunu ana lainer, josepn Mn- tole Charron, who passed away Jan. It.

1962. Gone but not forgotten. Wife and family. COE In loving memory of "dear husbtnd ond father, Gordon who fmsd away Jon. it, We think of him In silence.

No eves can see us weep; But still within our aching hearts His memory we keep. Ever remembe ed by Wife Fern, Children Larry, Brian, Maureen and Morgan. FOISY In loving memory of our aeor motner, Mrs. Rose Folsy, who passed away 19, 1959. You left behind two aching hearts.

That loved you most sincere; We never did, nor never will Forget you, mo'her dear. Sons Aurele and Romeo. LAFORGE In loving memory of a aeor aaugmer ano sister, Ada Lr-forge, who passed away Jan. 19, 196S. Your last parting wish we would Jlke to have heard.

And breathed In your ear our last parting word. Only those who have lost are to tell. The pain In the heart at not saying farewell. Mother, Doreen and Barry. LAFORGE In loving memory ot a aeor sister.

Ada tiien, who passea owoy Jon. 19, 1968. Time takes away the edge of grief. But memory turns bock every leaf. Lilian, Heather and Terry.

LONG In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Charlotte Maude, who passed away Jan. 19, 1967. Husband and Family. NIXON In loving memory of our near menu, jessie, wno passea away Jan. 19, 1966.

We meet today In th garden of memory. Sally ond Ed. 15. Cards of Thanks JOLY We wish to rnd our heart- teit monks to all who so kindly assisted and for words of sympathy, floral offerings and masses, extended at th death of beloved wife and mother, Mary Annie Joly. Husband and Family.

Funeral Director. RACINE, ROBERT AND GAUTHIER 217.3680, 260 Besserer; 101 Olmstead; 7 Fairmont; 259 St. Pat--Ick; 101 Notr Dam; 711 Somerset W. 17. Cemetery Memorials Beechwood Cemetery SINGLE AND FAMILY PLOTS (unlimited space) Crematorium and columbarium mausoleum crypts.

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