The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 2

r-TT. Minister Dr. Mdrc Boyer Dies Dr. Mare Boyer, Deputy Minister of Mine and. Technical Surveyi, died in General Hospital Thursday night after suffering a heart attack.

Dr. Boyer returned to' his office after attending dinner at the Rideau Club and com. plained to his secretary be was (jeling ilLiHe suffered -the seizure In his office about 3.30 p.m., and was taken to hospital A native of Labelle, Dr. Boyer was a veteran member of Quebec's civil service when he was appointed federal Deputy Minister of Reconstruction and -Supply in 1949. He held his latest post since 1950.

MONTREAL GRADUATE Dr. Boyer from f.t Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal.iand Mrs. Jules Choquette, Cu ts Gold Medallist In civil engineering In .1928. He received a mining engineering degree from McGill University four years later. Before entering the Quebec civil service ha worked aa' an assayer for Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company in British Columbia.

He was a mining' inspector with the Quebec Mines Department until 1936, then was appointed director of the depart dent's mapping division. In 1943 he became registrar nd secretary of the Corpora-tion of Professional Engineers in Quebec, a position he held until his appointment in Ottawa. He survived by his wife, two daughters and four sons Mrs. Roger Hamel of Montreal. DR.

MARC BOYER tawa; Jean. Montreal; Niagara Falls, Ont. Pointe Gatineau, Luc.i Denis, a student at the Uni- by Racine and Robert Funeral Home. Jury Panel Asked to Stay Overtime la his address of thanks to the outgoing jury panel at County Court Thursday morning. Judge Peter asked if any of the members would volunteer their services for another paneL An empanelled jury serves for three weeks and the in-, coming panel is supposed to be the last of this year's juries.

Judge Macdonald said however, due to the great number of jury case to be tried, criminal trials might have to be extended beyond the next three-week period. A Jury member is not required to serve on more than one panel every three years. Ex-MLA Dies Cornwall Mines Minister Paul Marti- neau said Dr. Boyer's death meant, "a great loss to myself and the department," "I have appreciated his great qualities, unusual abilities, great loyalty and readiness to tackle any job," he said. Dr.

Boyer was a member of many orgitnirstiopf inHriing the Engineering Institute of Canada, the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Institute of Public Administration of Canada. Funeral- arrangements, not yet complete, are being handled CORNWALL 1P Duncan Alexander "McNaughlon, 85, Progressive Conservative mem ber of the provincial legislature for Stormont from, 1926-34; died in hospital here today. He had been in failing health for two years In a long public life. McNaughton was also reeve of Finch Village from 1915 to 1926, warden of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry in 1917 and sheriff of the United Counties from 1943 to 1956, when he entered the insurance business. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 250 Hear Parent In Hull Oswald Parent, provincial candidate for re-election in Hull, Thursday dared his Union Nationals opponent to tell Hull taxpayers the city's tax sates would not be raised.

Mr. Parent wss speaking to some 250 persons at St. Re- dempteur School in Hull. The UN candidate, tdgar Chenier," is chairman of Hull City Council's finance commit tee, which is now considering a reassessment study report Property owners are in a desperate situation," said Mr. Parent, "since the reassessment bombshell was dropped." He also criticized Mr.

Chen-ier'S altitude towards municipal employees, pooh poohing a Union National demand for a $1 hourly minimum wage. Other speakers were Yvon Dupuis, MP for St. Jean-Napier ville. and Hull's MP Alexis Caron. Ladies' Night At Kinsmen Ctub It was ladies night at the Kinsmen Club bi-m I meeting Thursday night at the Ambassador Hall on the Ricn- mon Road.

Quell Blaze In Aylmer CPR Station Fire caused more. than $3,000 damage to furniture and stock owned by Walter Nelson, an Aylmer upholsterer, at the Aylmer" CPR rail way station Thursday morning. The lire was noticed by Don ald Nelson, son of the upholsterer, at about 1.20 a.m. when he saw smoke coming from the aitic of the station, Mr. Nelson has been renting the passenger waiting room of the station, which has not been used for the past two years since passenger on the Ottawa-Waltham line ceased to stop in 'Aylmer.

Ten volunteer firemen, under Captain Maurice Martel. fought tne Maze lor an hour. Freight in the station was moved. Stationmaster Stuart McMil lan's office was damaged by smoke and water. i About 225 members, wives, I I and guests were present for the 1 annual affair, which began wifhil I a sit-down dinner.

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Art Carney Drunk Say Police NEW YORK (AP)-Actfr Art Carney was arrested on a charge of drunken driving Thursday after, police said, his sports car and a taxicab collided at Broadway and 70th St. in the heart of Manhattan. The actor was heid for night court, where he was released tn custody of his lawyer for another, appearance today. The arresting policeman told the court the cab driver had asked that the charge be laid agaihst Carney. The actor's starring role in the Broadway play Take Her, She's Mine, was played Thurs day night by understudy Don ald Woods.

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