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30 The Windsor Sta. tuiJay, October 30, 1976 7 In Mtmorlatm 3 Birth Announcements HVTTENRAUCH Gord and Barb (naa WcCaullay) ara proud to announca I ha birth at thalr ion Clayton Frank, weighing lbs. on Octobar 11, tin, at Sydanham District Hospital, Wallacabura. Brathar tor Byran. Fraud grandparents ara Mr.

and Mrs. Harold McCaullay and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyt-tanrauch. REDMILE Dava and Rosanna (naa Flalds) ara plaasad to announca tha birth ot thalr tint child, a daughter, weighing lbs.

I at Hofal Dlau on Oct. 21, If Proud grandparents ara Mr. and Mrs. John Radmila and Mr. and Mrs.

Stan Fields. REID Jamas and Sharon (naa Voce) ara proud to announca tha arrival of Jamas Matthew weighing 1 lbs. 10 oil. on Octobar 20, 1970 ot Graca Hospital. Brother tor Jeson.

Proud grondparonts ara Mrs. Robert Voce, Mrs. Jana Crotlor and Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Raid.

RYAN Chris announces the birth ot his sister Holllo Ann born at Metropolitan Hospital, Oct. 20, 1970 at 9 a.m. weighing 7 lbs. Proud parents ara and Choi Cheryl (naa Samson). 4 Deaths DeMARCO Anna, 88 Oct.

28, 1976, of 610 Mercer. Widow of Stefano (died March 31, 1958). Dear mother of Anthony, Mrs. John Comisso (Constance), Dr. Frank DeMarco, Joseph, Gordon, all of Windsor; Miss Katherine, at home.

Also survived by one brother and 3 sisters, 25 grandchildren. Will rest at Janisse Bros. Funeral Home, 1139 Ouellette Sat. after 2 p.m. Funeral Mon.

10:30 to St. Angela Church at 11 a.m. Interment Heavenly Rest Cemetery. Prayers Sun. 8:30 p.m.

7 In Memoriams ABRASH In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Anthony Abrash, who passed away six years ago, October 31, 1970. This month comes back with sad regret It brings back a day we will never forget He left us suddenly without a goodbye But our memories of him will never die We miss him more than anyone knows As each day passes our emptiness grows His charming ways and smiling face Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all The tears we shed will wipe away But the ache in our heart will always stay No one knows the grief we bear When our family meets and he is not there He left us memories we are proud to own. Always remembered and sadly missed by his wife Genevieve, daughters Norma, Gloria, Theresa and grandchildren and Bedia Farah. 1 i Diefenbaker querie sparks an oral brawl OTTAWA (CP) An oral brawl erupted in the Commons Friday after a question from John Diefenbaker addressed to Prime Minister Trudeau about sexual offenders in prison was answered by a parliamentary secretary. Speaker James Jerome didn't call a truce until former Prime Minister Diefenbaker had laid a formal complaint, attacked Mr.

Trudeau as contemptuous and arrogant, and in return was on the receiving end of a college-type lecture on parliamentary rules. Liberal House Leader Allan MacEachen, defending the prime minister, accused Mr. Diefenbaker of personal vendettas against parliamentary secretaries to cabinet ministers, and lectured him about procedures introduced in the Commons under the Conservative government 15 years ago. Pile of trash, Conservative House Leader Walter Baker said in his turn. Mr.

Diefenbaker (PC Prince Albert) threw the first stone after asking the prime minister whether he would consider placing sexual offenders in an institution separate from other criminals to remove them from the danger of lynch law or kangaroo courts." Solicitor-General Francis Fox was not in the Commons, so his parliamentary secretary, Art Lee, said he would pass the question. I resent this intrusion," Mr. Diefenbaker replied, complaining that Mr. Trudeau had brushed his question aside to a parliamentary secretary who has no authority to answer questions of policy. That's up to the prime minister, or a member of the cabinet, said Mr.

Diefenbaker. I have been here under three prime ministers and I have never witnessed a more degrading and contemptuous attitude than the one (the prime minister) showed here today, Mr. Diefenbaker fumed. When Mr. Diefenbaker raised the matter later as a question of privilege, Mr.

Trudeau left the Commons, sparking a Conservative huff of indignance. Explaining the prime minister had an appointment to keep, Mr. MacEachen charged Mr. Diefenbaker with personally attacking Mr. Trudeau.

In addition, Mr. MacEachen explained, in a style reviving the manner of the professor he used to be in Nova Scotia, that Conservatives insist on asking questions of the prime minister that should be directed to cabinet ministers or their secretaries. Mr. Diefenbaker has never understood that, not today and not when he was prime minister of Canada," Mr. MacEachen said.

"I believe it is an abuse of our system of ministerial responsibility to attempt to substitute the prime minister for every minister in the House and make him responsible for every particular item which ought to be the responsibility of particular ministers. Speaker Jerome ended the feud by assuring MPs their vigorous comments would not be lost, that he would consider finding a way to clarify the status of parliamentary secretaries. Later, MPs finished second-reading debate on a bill that will allow agricultural producer organizations to get government-guaranteed loans to pay farmers advance cash for crops which can be stored. The bill now goes to committee stage, where MPs will debage the finer points of the legislation and vote on it. clause by clause.

Canadair given new jet program OTTAWA (CP) Federally-owned Canadiar Ltd. of Montreal has been authorized to go ahead with a jetbuilding program that will create 3,000 new jobs and result in more than SI billion in exports, Industry Minister Jean Chretien said Friday. Mr. Chretien said in a statement issued by his office that Canadair has been authorized to exercise an option for the design and development of LearStar 600 business jets. The option with jet-designer William Lear was to have expered Monday.

Mr. Chretien said the LearStar program "will have an important impact on Canada's balance of payments. Market surveys indicate that Candiar can expect sales of between 250 and 300 aircraft in a five-to-seven-year period." Candair already has orders for 53 of the aircraft. Mr. Chretien said he expects production to start in April, 1977, and a prototype aircraft to br in the air by January, 1978.

Deliveries are expected to begin in the summer of 1979. Mr. Chretien said the LearStar program will create 1,500 new jobs at Canadair of Montreal and there will be an additional 1,500 jobs creat4d elsewhere in Canada. The company currently employees 1 ,800 persons. The industry department statement said Mr.

Chretien told Canadair workers in Montreal the government "has confidence in their discipline and their ability to produce." "High productivity is an essential aspect to the success of the undertaking and to the maintenance of jobs in Montreal." The aircraft will be powered by two Avco Lycoming ALE 502-D engines, which have been proven on the military market and now are becoming available for civil avation. The executive model of the LearStar 600 can travel up to 5,000 miles and the industry department statement said it "is proving most attractive, particularly to large international companies." Other models of the jet can carry up to 30 passengers or the equivalent in cargo. Gillespie says car firms swayed Ottawa on taxes OTTAWA (CP) Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie confirmed Friday that the government gave way to pressure from the car industry when it decided to suspend tax increases on heavy cars outlined in the May 25 budget. In a news release, Mr. Gillespie said the government decided to scrap the proposed increases while it examined the possibility" of introducing a similar tax based on fuel economy rather than weight.

He said it is hoped that fuel economy.studies "will result in the development of measures that will be more effective in ensuring that automobiles of greatly improved fuel economy are more widely available to Canadians." In its May 25 budget, the government pledged to boost taxes on heavy cars to "deter wasteful consumption of energy." Before the last budget, any car weighing more than 4,500 pounds was subject to a special weight tax, 4 Deaths LAUZON Joseph 89 years, October 29, 1976. Late of 12979 Riverside Tecumseh. Dear father of Mrs. Ulysses Papineau (Antoinette), Tecumseh. Brother of Alex, Mrs.

Alphonse Lafleur (Phllomene), Detroit; Mrs. Helen Hunter, Windsor; Albert, Muskegon. Resting, after 3 p.m. Saturday, at the Marcotte Funeral Home, 12105 Tecumseh Tecumseh. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., to St.

Gregory Church at 10. Interment St. Anne Cemetery. Prayers evenings at 8:15 o'clock. LEWICK Nellie, 66 years, October 28, 1976 late of 2152 Dougall predeceased by her husband Samuel 1975).

Beloved mother of William, Burlington. Loving grandmother of Joelle (Jody), Mike Dobrosky and Frank Dobbs, Toronto. Dear sister of Mrs. Mary Palk, Toronto; Mrs. Alice Masinick, Regina; Mrs.

Helen Leonard, Edmonton; Mrs. Steve Nauid (Grace), Brandon and Mrs. Kathleen Wawruk, Hubbard, Sask. Resting at the Anderson Funeral Home, 895 Ouellette funeral service Oct. 30 at 9 a.m., Very Rev.

Wigaly Matulynsky officiating. Interment Windsor Memorial Gardens. Prayers Frl. at 7 p.m. Donations to the Ontario Heart Fund would be appreciated.

OUELLETTE Joseph, 85 years, Oct. 29, 1976. Late of 1750 Grandmarais Rd. dear husband of the late Susie Dupuis, dear father of Gilbert, Leo, Donald, Mrs. Dorothy Meunier and Mrs.

Harvey (Eleonor) Bechard, all of Windsor, and Gerald of Barrie, dear brother of Mrs. Lilly Trudel of Windsor, Mrs. Irene Chit-tim of Arizona, Mrs. Byron (Monica) St. Louis, of Warren, Mich.

Predeceased by brothers, George, Jerry and Lawrence, servived by 20 grandchildren and 34 greatgrandchildren. Resting at the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700 Tecumseh Rd. East. Funeral Monday Nov. 1, at 10:30 a.m.

thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church at 11 a.m. Internment Our Lady of The Lake Cemetery. Prayers Sunday, 8 p.m. POWERS Veronica May (Ronnie) at St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton, Ont.

on Thurs. Oct. 28, 1976. Veronica May (Valuck) Powers 360 Torrance Burlington, formerly of Windsor, age 32 years. Wife of William and loving mother of Angela Michelle, daughter of Mrs.

Marcella Valuck of Windsor. Member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Friends will be received at Smith's Funeral Home, 485 Brant Burlington on Sunday evening at 7-9 p.m. Funeral service on Monday morning at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Burlington.

Expressions of sympathy to Kidney Foundation sincerely appreciated. OUTCK Thomas, 50 years, Friday, Oct. 29, 1976 at Leamington District Memorial Hospital. Late residence 8th Cons. Mersea Twp beloved husband of lolene.

Dear father of Jeffrey, at home; Donald, Mersea Alan, Leamington. Dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quick, Leamington. Dear brother of Mrs.

Lawrence Chalmers (Mary), Mrs. Peter Klym (Walterine), Leamington; Mrs. William Washburn (Betty), Mrs. Dean White (Patsy), Comber; William, Roy, Douglas, all of Leamington. 5 grandchildren.

Resting at the Reid Funeral Home, 14 Russell Leamington, Funeral Monday, Nov. 1 at 3 p.m. Rev. John Lake officiating. Interment Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, Leamington.

Memorial donations may be made to The Canadian Cancer Society. Visitation after 7 p.m. Saturday. SANDERSON David, 81 years, Oct. 29, 1976 at Windsor Western Hospital Centre IODE Unit.

Late residence of Central Park Lodge. Formerly of Lyndon, Ont. Pre-deceased by his late wife Sarah Jane (1951). Dear father of Mrs. James Laing (Pearl) of Lyndon; Mrs.

Lloyd Wicks (Rosie) Windsor and Harry, Brantford. 8 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Don Morris Funeral Home 68 Giles Blvd. Sat. Oct.

30 from 3 till 9 p.m, Thence to the Hill ana Robinson Funeral Home Brantford, Ont. For funeral service Monday, Nov. 1 at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Wayne Myhre officiating.

Jersey Vllle Cemetery. 4 Deaths "DEATH NOTICES RECEIVED AFTER 9 P.M. FRIDAY ARE AVAILABLE IN ABBREVIATED FORM ON PAGE 4 BOWDEN Minnie age 73 years, October 29, 1976, late of Colchester. Predeceased her husband, Roy 1976). Beloved mother of Gerald, Colchester; (Helen) Mrs.

Ronald Soboleski, Franklin, Mich. Six grandchildren. Dear sister of Earl Pillon, Michigan; Mrs. Elsie Gillard, Florida; (Dorothy) Mrs. Bill Collins, Ella Attewell (Nellie), Mrs.

Clayton Mervin, all of Cedar Springs. Resting at the Gerald A. Smith Funeral Home, 197 King St. Harrow. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m., Rev.

Donald Mannell officiating. Interment Colchester Memorial Cemetery. CONNOR Harold Bazil, 76 years, October 29, 1976 at Metropolitan Hospital. Late of 1584 Caille Belle River. Beloved husband of the late Freda Georgina Connor (1975).

Dear father of Douglas, Windsor; Donald, Belle River; and the late Mrs. Betty Reynolds (1966). 8 grandchildren, 3 greatgrandchildren. Dear brother of Mrs. Mary Snoblen, Mrs.

Vern Perritt (Jean), Windsor; and the late Oliver Connor 1974). Funeral service in the chapel of the Walter D. Kelly Funeral Home, 1969 Wyandotte St. E. at Devonshire Monday, November 1, 1976 at 1:30 p.m., Elder Darwin Wis-mer officiating.

Interment in Victoria Memorial Cemetery. In kindness, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as your expression of sympathy. FUSCO Giovanni, 43 ypars, October 28, 1976, late of 1035 LaPorte St. Beloved husband of Filomena (nee Cairo). Dear father of Giacomo at home.

Dear son of Giacomo and Annunziata Fusco and a brother Domenico, a niece and nephew also survive, all of Italy. Resting at the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700 Tecumseh Road E. at Chilver Rd. Funeral services Monday, November 1, 8:30 a.m. Thence to St.

Angela Merici Church at 9 a.m. Mr. Fusco was a machine operator for Ford's of Canada. HATT Raymond 62 years, Friday, October 29, 1976 at his residence 11 Concession, Mersea Township. Beloved husband of Evelyn.

Dear father of Kenneth, Brantford; Mrs. Bruce Hodgson (Marjorie) Leamington; Mrs. James Manser, (Linda), Chatham; Mrs. Robert Adams Donna Wheatley; Mrs. Larry Makish (Carol), Stratford.

Dear son of Mrs. Bertha Hatt, Wheatley. Dear brother of Mrs. George Stevenson (Cleo), Emeryville; Mrs. Arley Knight (Eleanor), Essex; Neil, Palmerston; Russel, Burlington; Leonard, Leamington; dear stepbrother of Orville Hatt and Harvey Hatt, Wheatley.

8 grandchildren. Resting at the Reid Funeral Home, 14 Russell Leamington, funeral Monday, November 1, at 1 p.m., Rev. Thomas Redpath officiating. Interment In Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, Leamington. Visitation after 7 p.m.

Saturday. HUFFMAN Harold, 66 years, Oct. 28, 1976 at Metropolitan Hospital. Late of 9740 Riverside Dr. E.

Beloved husband of Kathleen (Gillette) Huffman, dear father of Mrs. Dorothy Meloche, Windsor, dear grandfather of Shelley ana Cindy. Dear son of the late Frank and Catherine Huffman, dear brother of the late Mrs. Mabel Galerno (1947). Resting in the Walter D.

Kelly Funeral Home, 1969 Wyandotte St. E. until Sat. Oct. 30, 1976 at 9 a.m.

Thence to St. Aidan's Anglican Church for service at 11 a.m. Rev. William Graham officiating. Interment Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery.

MARR- James 52 years, Oct. 29 at the residence 861 Buckingham Dr, Retired engineer with the CNR. Beloved husband of Gloria. Loving son of Mrs. Jean Jones.

Beloved father of David of Windsor. Dear brother of Robert of Livonia, Mich. Resting at the Anderson Funeral Home 895 Ouellette Ave. Funeral service Monday. Nov.

1 at 11 a.m. Rev. W. V. Graham officiating, Interment Victoria Memorial Park.

NAST In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle, Waldemar, who passed away October 31, 1975. His smiling face and pleasant way Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Always remembered and sadly missed by sister Lydia and family. RAU In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Fred, who passed away October 30, 1968. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away.

Lovingly remembered by wife Eleonore and daughters Eileen and Ruth and families. RICHARDSON loving memory of a dear father, Clarence, who passed away Oct. 30, 1967. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him And clasp his hand in a better land Some day we know not when, Never to part again.

Lovingly remembered by daughter Kay, son-in-law Ron and grandchildren Donald and Karen. RILEY In loving memory of a dear brother, William, who passed away October 31, 1969. You are ever in our thoughts. Sadly missed by brother Edward and wife Annie. SAUVE In loving memory of a mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, Viola, who passed away Oct.

31, 1972. Nothing can ever take away, The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day, Rememberance keeps her near. Sadly missed by daughter Pearl, son-in-law John and grandchildren John, Brenda and Dianne. SMOLENSKI In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Walter, who passed away 5 years ago on October 29, 1971. Sadly missed along life's way Loved and remembered every day.

Always remembered by daughter Rose, son-in-law Albert and grandchildren. SNYDER Mrs. Audrey Snyder, 1 year ago. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her husband, her children and grandchildren. TESSIER In loving memory of a dear father, Esmond, who passed away Oct.

30, 1974. He suffered patiently and long, His hope was bright, his faith was strong, The peace of Jesus filled his breast And in Hisarms he sank to rest. Sadly missed by his daughter Rita and son-in-law Ernie and family. ULCH In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Karl, who passed away October 30, 1973. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near.

As long as I live I'll cherish his name In memory I see him ever the same Still in my heart he's living yet For I loved him too dearly to ever forget Lovingly remembered and missed so very much by wife Doreen, children Randy, Shelley and Tracey and mother-in-law Alice. 11 Card of Thanks PHILBEY Tho family of tha lata Joule Phllbay wishes to axprest sincere thanki to friandl tor floral trlbutoi and donalloni, Spocltl thanki to Broullletlo Nursing Homo, Wetropelltan Hoipltal, Dsn Worrit Funoral Homo, and tha Rev. Stanlay Smith St St. Gaorga'l Anglican Church. OELicATA The family of tho lata Wares Oollcata with to oxpraii thalr llncara thanki to rolatlvoi, frltndt and nolghbort for thalr floral trlbutoi, matt cardt, tympathy cardt and during tho loti of a loving ton, fathar, hutband and brothar.

Spatial thanki tor tho levoly mooli provldad, St. Angola Church, Windsor Chapol Funeral Homo, Chrytior workart ot Dopt. till for thalr collactlon, Pyramid Woblla Homat, Windsor Inglno Plant, tho sffico workart, and shipping and rocolvlng, and td tho Cloclaro Club Cacda and Tosco ot Windsor. Your klndnott and gonaroilty will bo troaturad In our hoartt always. Way Ood Plan you and your families.

GOULIN Tha family ot tha lata Dana Goulln wlthat to oiprott thalr thanki and appraclatlon to rolatlvat, nalghbort ond frlondl for oil thalr tympathy, kindnattai, prayart, llswart, and dona-Hint to tho Canadian Cancar Fund during tha racant Inti. Spatial thanks to tha Drt. ot Wadlcal Contra, Amtwritburg. Drt. and nurist at tha Chamn Clinic and tha nurtat on tho fourth floor at Graca Hospital, tha Catholic Woman'! Laaguo ond tha Jamat H.

Sutton Punaitl Homo and ttaff. SIEFKER Christopher Andrew Slefker Is happy to announce his arrival on Oct. 25, 1970 at Grace Hospital to his proud and relieved parents Andrew and Carolina (naa Ramsay). Thrilled Srandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Rod amsay end Mr. and Mrs. Loo Slather. DOTTRIDGE Julian and Sarah (naa Smytha) ara happy to announce tha birth at thalr son Simon William on Thursday, Oct. 21, 1970 at Hotel Dlau Hospital.

HENNIN Keith and Torrla ara happy and proud to announce tha birth at thalr first child, a girl, Patricia Lynn, weighing 0 lbs. i ou. at Grace Hospital on Oct. 20, 1970. Proud grondparonts are Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Groves and Mr. and Mrs. Harman Hennln. KUSZOWSKI Jerry and Jana (naa Waller) wish to onnounce tha birth at thalr ton, Christopher Scott, born Oct.

27, 1970 at Grace Hospital, weighing I lbs. 4 ais. Brother tor Alison. Proud grandparents art Mrs. M.

Waller, Ettas and Mr. and Mrs. B. Kusiowtkl, Montreal. Great grandparents ara Mr.

and Mrs. C. Cos, Harrow. BURK Jeffrey and Bath with to announca tha arrival ot thalr sister, Jennifer Patricia, 7 lbs. 15 born 20th ot Octobar, 1970, at Metropolitan Hospital.

Parents Patricia and Marvin. Deaths PASQUALETTO Linda, 19 Oct. 28, 1976 of 963 Langlois. Dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Rocco Pas-qualetto (Santa Marcoc-cia). Granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albano Pas-qualetto. Sister of Robert and John, at home.

Will rest at Janisse Bros. Funeral Home, 1139 Ouellette Ave. from Sat. 3 p.m. Funeral Mon.

to St. Angela Church (time later). Games dicey: Manley OTTAWA (CP) -Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley said Friday the fate of the 1978 Edmonton Commonwealth Games could be settled at next years Commonwealth heads of government meeting in London. He said the Commonwealth leaders could form some consensus that would allow African, Caribbean and Asian countries to participate in the Games rather than boycott But he added that at present the problem of a possible boycott is serious and the situation is dicey." Mr. Manley, a wartime RCAF pilot who trained in Edmonton, was answering questions at a news conference on the possibility of a non-white country boycott of the Games because of New Zealand participation.

Many countries boycotted the Summer Olympics in Montreal. They said the New Zealand government assists teams to play in South Africa despite the fact that that country's racial separation policies are hated throughout the world. Mr, Manley said his country was able to make the difficult decision to participate in the Olympics because no one on the New Zealand team in Montreal had been to South Africa and many had spoken against racial separation. Mr. Manley held talks with Prime Minister Trudeau and several government ministers.

He announced that the Export Development Corporation (EDC), the Canadian corporation that makes money available for purchases in Canada, has given Jamaica a $75-million line of credit. He said there also will be a short-term $25-million loan from Canada to help Jamaica meet its serious balance of payments problem. At the same time, the $10 million five-year aid program will be increased by another $10 million. Mr. Manley said the line of credit is valuable and can be used for such things as capital goods for power production.

He said things ure beginning to look up for Jamaica after a record three-year drought, inflation and recession and falling commodity prices. SHAW Feme Elizabeth, 61 years, October 29, 1976 at Hotel Dieu Hospital, late of 118 Victoria Essex. Beloved wife of Jack Shaw. Dear mother of Richard and Mrs. Raymond Desjardins (Dianne), Essex; Robert, Gosfield South Township.

6 grandchildren. Dear sister of Myrtle and Murray Kennedy of Amherstburg; Mrs. Elby Lewis (Alma), Kingsville; Cecil, Edna and Stewart Kennedy of Essex; Mrs. G. R.

Snyder (Lydia), Mrs. G. W. Maguire (Gladys), Windsor; Mrs. C.

W. Stone (Ruby), Pt. Credit; Stirling Kennedy of Phoenix, Arizona. Resting at the Stewart L. Kennedy Funeral Home, 128 Talbot St.

North, Essex, until 11 a.m. Monday, November 1, thence to St. Paul's Anglican Church till time of service at 1 p.m., Rev. John P. M.

Swan officiating. Interment Green Lawn Memorial Gardens. As an expression of sympathy memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Sociey Society or St. Paul's Anglican Church Memorial Fund would be appreciated. The family will receive visitors at the funeral home after 7 p.m Saturday.

YOUNG Florence (Susie) (nee Shealer), 65 years, Oct. 29, 1976. Late of 720 Stanley St. Dear wife of the late Burton (1971). Dear mother of Vernard, B.C.; Frederick, Toronto; Thomas, Springbrook; Mrs.

John (Marion) Gordon, Mrs. Ralph (Alice) Lamb, Mrs. Fred (Evelyn) Toulouse, Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Nichols and Miss Barbara Young, of Windsor; Mrs. Bernard (Judith) Ingold, Forest.

Dear sister of Bernard, Leamington and the late William 1976 29 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Resting at the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700 Tecumseh E. after 7 p.m. Sat. Service in the Windsor Chapel, Monday, Nov.

1. Rev. Brian McKay officiating. Interment Greenlawn Memorial Gardens. For time of service call Windsor Chapel 253-7234.

TAVOLIERI Ersilia Rosa (nee Sabatini) 44 years, Oct. 28, 1976 of 1811 Randolph. Beloved wife of Raffaele. Dear daughter of Mrs. Marta Sabatini, Paris, France.

Dear mother of Italo, Luciano, Windsor. Linda at home. Sister of Leonardo Sabatini; Mrs. Lena Novorra, Italy; Mrs. Margherita Tamburrini; Mrs.

Rosina Tavolieri, Paris, France. Daughter-in-law of Mrs. Rosa Tavolieri, Paris, France. Sister-in-law of Orazio and Carmalina Franciosi, Windsor. Aunt of Cesare and Fiorella Faccenda, Amherstburg.

Resting at the Janisse Brothers Funeral Home, 1139 Ouellette Ave. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. to St. Angela de Merici Church at 10. Interment St.

Alphonsus Cemetery. Prayers Sunday at 8 p.m, 7 In Memoriams ABRASH In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Anthony Abrash, who passed away October 31, 1970. Always a thought and many a tear For one we miss and love so dear To those who knew him all will know How much we lost six years ago. Always remembered and sadly missed by daughter Marie and grandchildren. DOB AN Y-TnToving memory of a dear friend Tony, who passed away October 28, 1975.

Always In our hearts And In our prayers. Lovingly remembered sadly missed by Dorothy, Danny, and Stella. ER ST In loving memory of a dear father, Pap, who passed away Oct. 30, 1971. Gone but not forgotten.

Always remembered by Sharroru Ken, Ronny and Debbie. 1 I 1 1 i i i i i i i i i 1 HAZLEHURST In loving memory of our dear grandson Brandon Joseph, who passed away Oct. 30, 1966 at 7 months. Nothing can never take away, The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day.

Remembrance keeps him near. Sadly missed by Grama and Grampa. HAZLEHURST lrTlov-ing memory of our dear brother, Brandon Joseph, who went to Heaven on October 30, 1966 at the age of 7 months. To our little brother Brandon We miss you very much though we didn't know you well When you were little, you were strong Has it really been that long If you were here we know how it would be We'd go to school every day And on the way we would play Yes, that's how it would be With all our love, sisters Cecilia, Celina and Cassandra. HAZ LEHU RST -l7lo7-ing memory of my darling son, Brandon Joseph, who went to Heaven on October 30, 1966 at age 7 months.

Has it been 10 years ago today It seems like yesterday The pain I bore 10 years ago I still bear today It is said time heals all wounds But little is it known You were my only little son And the wounds will never heal You were so sick my darling And God knew what was best It seems like only yesterday God gave you heavenly rest Whenever I speak your name I never let anyone see The pain I bore ten years ago I still bear today With all my love, Mommy, IRVINE Bruce, In loving memory of a dear father, who passed away 8 years ago, Ocotber 30, 1968. Not dead to us who loved him, Not lost, but gone before; He lives with us in memory And will forever more. Always remembered by son Mickey and family, I RvTne- Brucej in cherished memory of a dear husband, who passed away October 30, 1968. A page in the book of memories Is gently turned today. Lovingly remembered by wife Emily.

IRVINE In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Joseph Bruce who passed away October 30. His weary hours and days of pain, His troubled nights are past; And in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet peace at last. Always remembered by son Bill Irvine and family. LA ORElTinlovlng memory of my dear mother, Regina, who passed away October 9, 1966 and a dear father, Rene, who passed away October 31, 1963. Deep In our hearts, a memory Is kept, of a Mom and Dad we loved and will never forget.

Sadly missed by daugh- ter Jeanne, 'son-in-law Francis and family..