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Ottawa Journal 21. 1976 Lett Birth: and Deaths Deaths Deaths Wednesday, April CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ANNOUNCEMENTS Vital Statistics: 1 Adaptions 2 Births 3 Deaths 4 Obituaries 5 Lost 6 Found Notices: 13 In Memorioms 14 Anniversary Masses 15 Cards of honks 15a Acknowledgements 14 Funeral Directors 17 Cemetery Memorials 17a Cemetery Lots 18 Societies Lodges 19 Churches 20 Florists 21 Cemeteries 29 Druggists Open Sunday 29a Druggists Open Monday -vices: 33 Banquets Parties 34 Take-Out Foods 35 Where to Go 36 Hotels Motels 37 Beauty Salons 38 Nursing Homes 39 Gardening Landscaping 40 Ambulance Service RENTALS 52 Duplexes to Let 53 Condominiums to Let 54 Apartments to Let 55 Furn. Apartments to Let 56 Apartments Wanted 57 Houses, Garden Homes 58 Furn. Apartments Wanted 59 Sublets 60 Rooms to Let 61 Rooms Wanted 62 Room Board 62a Share Accommodation PROPERTY 63 Business Opportunities 64 Industrial Properties 65 Property for Sale 66 Property for Rent 67 Property Wanted 68 Income Property 69 Commercial Property 70 Out-of-Town Property 71 Farms for Sale 72 Farms for Rent 73 Farms Wonted to Buy 74 Cotfoges for Sale 75 Cottages for Rent 76 Cotfoges Wanted 77 Cottage Lots for Sale 78 Warehouse Space 79 Offices to Let 80 Offices Wonted to Let 81 Stores to Let 82 Stores Wonted to Let 83 Resorts 85 Hunting Fishing MERCHANDISE Articles: 87 Ski Corner 88 Snowmobiles 89 Snow Blowers 90 Bicycles 91 Cameras 92 Articles for Sale 93 Articles Wanted 94 Articles for Rent 95 Articles for Swap 96 Antiques and Fine Art 97 Firewood Fuel 98 Market Basket 99 Machinery Equipment 100 Pet Stock 101 Livestock Poultry 102 Stamps Coins 103 Hobbies 104 Boats Motors 107 Musical Supplies 108 Radio, Stereo, Television 109 Household Appliances AUTOMOTIVE Autos: 119 Auto Leasing 120 Autos tor Sale 121 Autos Wanted 122 Auto Accessories M23 Sports Cars 124 Auto Parts 125 Motor Sports Events Trucks: 129 Trucks for Sale 130 Truck Bodies 131 Trucks Wanted Trailers: 132 Motor Homes 133 Trailers lor Sale 134 Trailers for Rent 135 Mobile Homes for Sale 136 Mobile Homes tor Rent 137 Mobile Homes Moved 138 Mobile Home Parks 139 Mobile Homes Exchanged 140 Campers Post 141 Campers Supplies Motorcycles: 145 Motorcycles for Sole 146 Motorcycles for Rent 147 Scooters for Sole 148 Scooters for Rent Miscellaneous: 151 Garages 152 Parking space 153 Winterizing REAL ESTATE 157 Houses for Sale 158 Real Estate Services 159 Condominiums 160 Furn. Houses to Let 161 Furn.

Hses. Wanted to Let 162 Houses Wanted to Let 163 Houses Wanted to Buy PERSONALS 175 Learning Exchange 176 Personal Memos 177 Transportation Available 178 Transportation Wanted 179 Camps Boys Girls FINANCIAL 185 Financfnq 186 Money Wantcl 18? Money Available 188 Mortejaqc; 189 Investments 190 Patents Cony EMPLOYMENT" 239 Office Help 240 Restaurant Hotel Help 241 Help Wanted 242 Salespersons Agents 243 Positions Vacant 244 Professional 246 Hospital Help Wanted 247 Employment 'ntccl 248 Domestic Help 249 Teachers Wanted 250 Tuition 251 Trade School-. 252 Baby Services 253 Day Care Centres miscellaneous" 260 Leaal 261 Auctions 300 "At Your Scrvirr 66 Today and tomorrow TODAY Nepean public library bookmobile, Barrhaven public school, 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Nepean free legal aid clinic, 1683 Merivale 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. Annual meeting of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, RA Centre, Kiverside Drive, bar opens at 6.30 p.m. Carlingwood Toastmaster's Club, Embassy Hotel, Carling Avenue, 6.30 p.m. Public welcome. Dalhousie neighborhood study meeting for area bounded by the Queensway, Booth, Carling and the CPK tracks, 838 Somerset St.

7.30 p.m. Call 233-4642 for information. General meeting sponsored by the Westboro Community Association to discuss the Highway 416-Merivale corridor growth area, Westboro Community Centre, 411 Dovercourt, 7.30 p.m. Bingo, 2310 Virginia 7.4S p.m. Toastmistress meeting, National Library, 395 Wellington 8 p.m.

Le Chili, film and discussion, University of Ottawa, Marion Hall, Somerset East at King Edward, 8 p.m. Admission $2.50, students, $2. Electra, presented by Mr. Theatre group, University of Ottawa chapel, 600 Cumberland 7.30 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Centre Town neighborhood improvement program annual general meeting for area bounded by Gladstone, Gloucester, Kent and Bronson, Centennial school, 8 p.m. Call 232-5349 or 232-5340 for information. La Leche League of Southeast Ottawa meeting, 1578 Featherstone 8.15 p.m. Recovery meeting, self-help method for nervous persons, 116 Empress 8.15 p.m. TOMORROW Katie Caterpillar Learns to Fly, free pre-school child and parent program, National Museum of Natural Sciences auditorium, 10.30 a.m.

and 2 p.m. Nepean public library bookmobile, Graham Park public school, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Leslie Park recreation centre, 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.

International folk dancing, Jack 1 1 Community Centre, 320 Elgin 7.15 p.m. Call 224-0534 for information. Open house, Counterpoint School (alternate school for grades one to six), 142 Lewis 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. The Seven Samurai, National Film Theatre presentation, 395 Wellington 7.30 p.m.

Call 238-786S for information. Bingo, 207 Bayswater 7.30 p.m. Free film on behavioral problems with children, Colonel By secondary school, 8 p.m. Trace Minerals and Health, free lecture by Dr. Harold Sandstead.

Central Experimental Farm, Nearby Building, Carling Avenue, Institute of Applied Metaphysics open house, Museum of Man, Metcalfe and Mc-Leod, 8 p.m. Everyone welcome, free admission. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, tree feature film, Ottawa public library, 120 Metcalfe 8 p.m. Alliance Francaise d'Ottawa round table, 1633 Riverside p.m.

Public welcome. Meeting of the Westboro Community Association to discuss the regional plan, 8 p.m., 411 Dovercourt. prisoner rrfusinjj food KINGSTON John Duu-sctt, director ul nearby Mill-haven penitentiary, a I (I Tuesday that only one prisoner in the prison's segregation section is still refusing food. Fifteen prisoners in the section began refusing food April 11, saying guards were harassing them by taking food from their trays. The prisoners said they would reluse lood until the director investigated then-complaints.

Mr DrnvsiMl said a guard had taken a cup ol soup on occasion but there appeared fn be no justification lor the allegations CAMERA tans. SS mm. 1.4. at Hoo Bade Saturday afternoon.) Laroe reword. S2S-7264.

FEMALE, kmo nalrwJ. beige doa on-swart to Tllley. Reward. 733-4295. GLASSES In block corded purse.

729- 5300. Reword. GOLD charm bracelet; with 3 charms, 1 Gemini, Bonk and Fairmount 725 1292. GOLD medallion and chain, Athens Acropolis. Reward.

684-5697. GOLD ring, black onvx, Intlal between Melbourne and Broadview, 729-7412. evgs. IN KEMPTVILLE orea, registered apricot Toy Poodle. Reward.

1-258-38M. IRISH Setter, lost or strayed, Alta Vista area. 2 years, very friendly, on-swers to Darby. Wearing 1976 licence and rabies tag. Children's pet.

Reward. 731-3941; otter 5, 731-4479. LADY'S glasses, bifocals. In rust cose. Lost Steak Burger restaurant, St.

Laurent shopping Centre. 238-1454. LIQUID silver necklace with 5 tiny birds. West End. Sunday or Monday, sentimental value, 728-1343.

LOST Tuesday. Centre Town, small brown, male, holf-breed terrier dog. Reward on return. A del, 993-2468 or 238-3826. MALE boxer shepherd.

North Gower. ZJ4-1II4. 489-3774. NORTH Gower, mole, 12 years old, 70 brown with black face. 224-1114, 489-3274.

RED covered text book In vicinity of Parkdale Ave. North. Please phone 728-5596. 237-2570. ext.

348. SAINT Bernard, male, full grown, vicinity Patterson Lake, 995-2237, Rod, 697-4206. SATURDAY 1th. Billings Bridge, reading glosses, block case. Reword.

236-9931, Ext. 120; evenings 733-4949. SATURDAY otternoon, small brown dog, looks like Chihuahua. Reward. 722-4745.

after I. SMALL black dog. vicinity Meadow-lands-Woodroffc area. Reword. 224- 7410.

STERLING silver dime bracelet, sentimental value, reword. 749-6558. SUBSTANTIAL REWARD GREY tabby cat, white neck, chest and paws 737-3138. TERRIER, block and white, Ottawa South, licensed. 236-3451, evgs.

THURSDAY, April 15, gold charm bracelet, Blockburn Hamlet or Blair Shoppers Cltv, sentimental value. Reword. 824-3056. WAKLHIELD, Easter, Irish Wolfhound, male, answers to Moose, gentle. Reword.

459-2413, 995-7625. WOMAN'S gold identification bracelet with name engraved. Sentimental value Pleose coll 728-5443, before 5. YOUNG grey female cat. vicinity ol Woodroffe-Georolna Friday night.

729-9389. YOUR pet may be of Humane Society Shelter. Visit shelter to moke sure. J70 REWARD tor golden signet ring, with coot of orms, lost Monf Saint Marie, 593-4261; 771-4862 evgs. Mr Bvszewskl.

Found CALICO cat, white nose, neck, paws, white tipped toll. 737-3138. FEMALE Terrier type, light brown small dog. 729-4189. TWO bicycles.

3 speed, Russell Rd. preo, Saturday. 733-1588. 13. In Memoriams Mrs.

Garland, who died April 2,, 1V71. God knew that she was suffering, That the hills were hard to climb, So He closed hor weary eveflds And whispered, "Peace be thine. Away in the beautiful hills of God, By the valley ot rest so fair, borne time, some day. we know not when We will meet our mother there. Lovina dauqhters Beatrice and Ger trude, sorts Walter, Jim and Bill.

GARLAND In lovino memory ot a dear grand mother Mrs. w. J. Garland who passed away April 21, 1973. The years may wipe out many things, But this they'll wipe out never.

The memory of those happy days Which we hove spent together. Grandsons Don. David and Wally Wiseman. LOGUE In sad and lovina memory ot a dear husband and father. James P.

Loguc, who passed away April 21. 1972. Love's greatest gift Remembrance. W(e Jeanmne and children Patrick, Johannc and Dannv. PERRY In lovino memory ot a dear mother, Yvonne Perry, who passed away April 21.

1969. There is a link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last forever. Lorctta, Percy and fomiiv. PC RR In loving memory ot a dear mother and grandmother, Yvonne Perry, who passed away April 21, 1969.

Many a day her name is spoken. And many an hour she Is in our thoughts. A link In our family chain is broken. She has oone from our home but not from our hearts. Garry.

Linda, Kevin and Karen. 15. Cards of Thanks PUKCCLL We wish to express our bincerp thanks and appreciation for al( ocls of kindness, messages of sympathy, spiritual and floral offer-inas received from our many friends, relatives and neighbours during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved brother Howard. The Purcelt family. 16.

Funeral Directors RACINE. Robert ond Gauthier 2J if80, 260 Besserer, 300 Olmsteod, 7 airmont, 259 St. Patrick, 101 Notre Dame. 17a. Cemetery Lots 3 PLOTS.

Copital Memorial Gardens, 729-896. davs; 722-9SJB. evgs. 20. Florists FINE'S FLOWERS LIMITED OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING FOR YOU 737-0750 38.

Nursing Homes BEAUTIFULLY renovated retirement home has very pleasant accomoda tions and homev atmosphere in oieoe. 234 0590, 829-3637. evos. SHEFFIELD House Retirement Home. $13 dolly.

Kemptvllle, 258-2888. 39. Gardening; and Landscaping asparagus, choice 2-veor-old roots. 684-43JV CF OAR trees. 3 tt to 5 tl orders ol 100 lots accepted now.

1 258 374S, eve- nmas. PAUL Brule top soil, seeding ond sort rtino patios 728 3813 8,18 2940. Births GARDNER Brian and Deb bie (nee Giroux) are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, Robert Brian, 9 lbs 6 at the Grace Hospital, April 14, 1976. First grandchild for Bob and Pauline Giroux and Glenn and Pat Gardner. Special thanks to Dr.

Graham Hulley and case-room staff. GOCJLET Hello, my name is Carolyn Anne Marie, I was an Easter surprise at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. I am 19 ins tall, 7 lbs. 6 ozs and very beautiful. My mummy and daddy are Liz and Paul.

Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rene Goulet and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seguin.

Many thanks to Dr. Irving Soloway. HOWE I'd like to introduce myself. .1 am Matthew Michael, son of Michael and Maureen (nee Tyrrell). Weighing in at 8 14 1 arrived at 8.41 a.m.

on April 4, 1976, at the Arnprior and District Hospital. Sincere thanks to Drs. Ewart, Gor don, and the maternity stall KELLS Greg and Jason would like to thank Mommy (Gayle Assal) for presenting them with a little girl. Kath leen was born on Thursday, April 15, 1976, at the Grace Hospital, weighing 6 13 ozs. Both are doing well.

McBAIN Ian and Bonnie! (nee Naismith) proudly an-! nounce the arrival of Christopher Ian, on April 15, 1976, weighing in at 6 lbs. 14 at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. MONDOR Don and Gail (nee Vachon) are pleased to announce the birth of a beautiful baby boy, Eric, 7 lbs. 13 on April 19, 1976. Many thanks to Dr.

Hulley. MONTSKO Ed and Betty are pleased to announce the arrival of Kathy's baby brother Mark Edward, 8 lbs. 8 on Sunday, April 18th, 1976, at Grace Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Batley, Dr.

Eaton and the nursing staff. PUDDY Rodger and Susan welcome their first child, a son, Tyler Jackson, born April 15, 1976, at the Leamington Memorial Hospital. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Hutt of Ottawa and Mr. A. H. Puddy of Somerset.

England. ROSE Proud parents Dr. Edward and Betty (nee Cratz- barg announe the birth ol i Spencer Gary, 7 lbs. 14 April 19, 1976. Special thanks to Drs.

Andrews and LoundeH and Riverside nursing staff WOOD Doug and Nurcen Lynch) are pleased to announced the birth of their daughter, Kathryn Margaret, 8 9 on April 15, 1976, at the Civic Hospital. 3. Deaths ANDERSON, Gordon On Monday, April 19, 1976, Gordon Anderson, age 55 years, (formerly of O.F.D) husband ol Lillian son of Mrs. Caroline Anderson; lather of Roy, Betty fMrs. Lloyd Eva-tnie), Ron, Robert and David; also survived by grandchildren.

Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, 2313 Carling Ave. (west of Woodroffc). Funeral service Thursday in the chapel at 11 a.m. followed by cremation. Rev.

Barry Thomas officiating. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society appreciated. BLOOM, Sister Peter- Theresa, O.S..1. In borough, April 19, 197h, vears, daughter of the igc 49 late iiid Mrs. I in sister of Colleen (Mrs.

Hob Lanthicr), William and Carroll, of Ottawa; of a a a Resting at ii St. Joseph Mother House, Peterborough. Funeral Mass Wednesday evening at 7.30 Burial Peterborough Thursday 9.30 a.m. PLAYFAIR LIMITED Chcipcl fh -u(m 233-1143; 728-1761. 2.

Births ARMSTRONG To Hilly and Bonnie (nee Barnes) of Port Elgin, a daughter, Laurel Anne, 7 lbs. 7 April 17, 1976. A sister for Jason. BARIL To Charles and Suzanne (nee White) a daughter at St. Francois D'Assise Hospital at Quebec City on April 18, 1976 BEDARD Brian and Julie (nee Hobin) wish to announce the birth of their first child, Neil Brian, 7 lbs.

7 April 17, 1976. Many thanks to Dr. Paterson and caseroom staff at the Grace Hospital CALLL'M To Bruce and Marion (nee Finnic) a son, David Cameron Finnie, 8 lbs. 2 April 19, 1976, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Liberals hear tax plea PEMBROKE (Staff) -John Eakin (Lib.

Victoria-Haliburton), former Lindsay mayor, begged lor sympathy and understanding on behalf of elected municipal officials Tuesday when he spoke at the annual meeting of the Renfrew North Liberal Association. "If your tax bill is up considerably this year, don't put all the blame on your municipal people," he told an audience of about 80. "They have no alternative because of lack of support from (provincial treasurer) Darcy McKeough. Mr. Eakin recalled that' Mr.

McKeough brought down supplementary budgets of S500 million in 1974 and S2IHI million in 1975. "He'll be back for more again this year," Mr. Eakin predicted. During the last election campaign Liberal candidates across the province emphasized the need for exercising financial responsibility, he said. The government should have cut back on expenditures rather than offer "obvious pre-election goodies'' such as the first-time home owners' grants, the two per cent reduction on provincial sales tax and the tax rebate on cars, Mr.

Eakin said. "These three items alone mean a loss of provincial revenue of nearly half $1 billion and now we're going to be taxed to make up for it, now that the election is over." said Mr. Eakin. Special Birth Notice Rates s1 Commencing immediately Birth Notices will bo published by The Journal lor $1 per day maximum 30 worcli (Additional wordage at 1 5C a word 3 Days tor S3. 00 Phone 563-371 1 Journal Subscription i Rates i SINGLE COPY PRICE Weekdays 15c, Saturday 35c BY CARRIER 544.70 year or 85c week.

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00 a week, 155.00 a year Journal Box Replies F-673 683 693 714 736 740 766 771 786 792 803 805 810 K18 819 820 826 839 843 8-14 818 849 Replies mailed April 2ll. Wh F-78J 799 816 821 837 838 Rlh S5I S56 858 864 8h8 i 3. Deaths ROUSSEAU, Hazel May (White) Of St. Andrew Ottawa, passed away Sunday, April 18, 1976, in hospital, age 73 years, beloved wife of the late Joseph Philias (Felix) Brousseau; dear mother of Rudolph (Ruddy), of Ottawa; Raymond, Ottawa; Marcel, Kitimat, B.C.; Glen, Otawa; Maurice, of Kingston; Desmond, Ottawa; Lillian, Ottawa; Helen (Mrs. Raymond Dorion), Aylmer, Pauline (Mrs.

Ronald Heritage), Oshawa; Joan (Mrs. Cletus Ruby), of Hollywood, Marina (Mrs. David Weatherbee), of San Jose, Anne (Mrs. Jack Miller), Ottawa; also survived by brothers Wilmont, Grand Prairie, Roy, Cookstown, Ward, of Roslin, John, of West Lome, Jun, of Belle ville, three sisters Vera (Mrs. Maxwell Dodds).

Frank-ford, Jennie (Mrs. Albeit Foley), of Aylmer, Marion (Mrs. Charles Carr), of Belleville, also survived by 26 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren predeceased by brothers Charles (Charlie), Alfred and Tommy; two sisters Ruth (Mrs. Elburn Woods), of Belle ville and Annie. Resting at Racine, Robert and Gauthier Funeral Directors, 259 St.

Patrick St. Eucharistic cele bration 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 21 at St. Brigid's Church. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Ottawa.

BROWN, William W. In hospital at Ottawa on Sunday, April 18, 1976, age 62 years, beloved of Hazel Tucker and dear father of Dan and (Jo-Ann) Mrs. Edward Alf; dear brother of Alex of Ottawa; Mary of Sydney Mines, N.S.; Janet, Victoria, B.C.; Etta of Amherst, N.S. Bessie of Sydney, N.S. and father-in-law of Diane Brown; grandfather of Tracey Lee and Kimberley Alf.

Private funeral was held on Tuesday. Donations to the charily of your choice would be appreciated. CLEMENT, Jean Baptiste Suddenly at his residence 117 Rochester on Monday, April 19, 1976, Jean Baptiste Clement, age 83, beloved husband of Amanda Therien; father of Justin, Joe, Mrs. Emile Guilmette (Rita), Mrs. Bernard Richer (Lucille); brother of Mrs.

Beatrice Lat-reille, Mrs. Alma Chartrand; also survived by 14 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Resting at Landre-ville Funeral Home, 578 Somerset St. West. Funeral on Thursday to St.

Jean Baptiste Church, for service at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame, Ottawa. COUTTS, James Earl At the Great War Memorial Hospital, Perth, Monday, April 19, 1976, James Earl Coutts, in his 78th year, beloved husband of Elizabeth (Bessie) McLean dear father of Jack, V'edder Crossing, B.C. Murray, RR 5 Perth' and Allan, Smiths Falls; brother of George, RR 5 Perth and Ross of Perth; also survived by five grandchildren. Resting at the Blair and Son Funeral Home, 15 West Gore Perth.

Funeral service will be conducted in the chapel Thursday, April 22, at 2 p.m. Interment Rideau Ferry cemetery. In remembrance donations may be made to the Memorial Fund of your choice. "CONSIDERATION" FOR YOUR OWN WISHES FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS DISCUSS PRE-ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT OBLIGATION AT ANYTIME. TELEPHONE 232-5337 Mm DUGGAN, Arthur C.

(Ret.) In hospital on Monday, April 19, 1976, Arthur C. Duggan, dearly beloved husband of Lillian G. Taylor, loving father of L. Isabel (Lisa) McDonald, loving grandfather of Ann, Arthur and Bruce McDonald and great grandfather of Russell and Shannon, and brother of Mrs. R.

R. Davis (Nan), Isabel and Frank Duggan. Friends may call at McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.

Funeral Thursday to Canadian Martyrs Church, Mass at 9 a.m. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. Donations to the Heart Foundation will be appreciated. GLEASON, Miss Gertrude In hospital on Tuesday, April 1976, Gertrude Gleason; daughter of the late Martin Gleason and the late Johanna Whelan; survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 235 Kent after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Funeral mass Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Martins Church, Martindale, Que. Interment parish cemetery.

GRANT, Mary L. At Toronto, on April 19, 1976, beloved wife of the fate Alexander M. Grant; dear mother of Melva (Mrs. J. C.

Rauch), Naples, George of Toronto; Robert, of Mississauga and Ross, of Beamsville; dear sister of Laura and Evelyn Pepper, of Ottawa and the late Edith Warmith, Eleanor and George Pepper; also survived by 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Friends may call at Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, 315 McLeod from 2 p.m. Thursday, April 22. Service in the chapel on Friday after noon at 2 o'clock. Interment) Pinecrest cemetery.

GOUGEON, Guy Maurice Of; 1542 Alta Vista Ottawa,) on Tuesday, April 20, 1976, age 44 years, husband of The-! rese McBride; father of Da-i nielle, Anne-Marie, Martin and Jean; brother of Gerald, Jean-Yves and Lucien, Es-telle (Mrs. Robert Labelte), Sister Gilberte, Daughter of Wisdom; Huguette (Mrs. John Hurley), Viviane (Mrs. Rejean Robidoux) and Rerree (Mrs, Oscar Collavizza) survived also by his stepmother Mrs. Lionel Gougeon and half-sister Mrs.

Frank DeCarlo, his mother- and father-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John McBride and several relatives and friends. Visitation at Racine Robert and Gauthier, Funeral Directors, 260 Bes-serer Ottawa (at King Edward). Eucharistic celebration on Thursday, April 22 at 2 p.m.

at St. Jean Baptiste Church. Interment Notre Dame cemetery, Ottawa. Parking on premises. Dcna- tions to the Mentally Retard ed Association would be ap- preciated.

HELFERTY, Mary Catherine In hospital, April 20, 1976, Mary C. Ball, beloved wife of John Helferty, 471 Pleasant Park dearest mother of Murray, Sheila (Mrs. G. La-charity), Michael, James, Judy (Mrs. B.

Thompson), Joan (Mrs. D. Schneider), Patricia and Gregory; daughter of Albert and Agnes Ball of Regina, survived by 8 small grandchildren: 4 brothers and 3 sisters also survive. Resting McEvoy Shields Funeral Home, 23S Kent St. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday. Funeral to be held on Thursday at 10 a.m. Immaculate Heart of Mary Church (Alta Vista Dr.) Interment Notre Dame cemetery. Donations to the Cancer Research Fund would be greatly appreciated VEITCH DRAPER LIMITED LAYMAN, William A. SCHROETER, Amelia Sarah.

Parkdalo Chapel 728-467J VICE CRAIG LIMITED funeral Homes METCALFE WINCHESTER CHESTERVILLE 774-2120 convenient telephone Mtvus all 3 LAGO, Dowler Duane (Dee) In hospital, Sunday, April 18, 1976, Dowler Duane (Dee) Lago, age 72 years, husband of Albertine (Bert) Gravelle; dear father of Gordon and Mrs. Beverley Stewart, both of Edmonton, and Shirley Lago, of Ottawa; dear brother of Emest Lago, of St. Pierre de Wakefield and Mrs. Inez Arnett, of Cortland, N.Y.; fond grandfather of Deborah, Dianne and Teresa Stewart. Resting at the Kelly Funeral Home, S8S So-m St.

(centre town), where friends may call alter 2 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral service in the chapel Thursday at 10 a.m.. Rev. Willis Sayers officiating.

Interment St. James cemetery, Que LAYMAN, William A. In hospital Monday, April 19, 1976, age 65 years, William A. Layman; husband of the late Margaret Hutchings; loving father of Mrs. Allen Weir (Margaret); Mrs.

Davidi Sinclair (Barbara); Joan, Gary and the late Rita; brother of Mrs. Lester Sumrall of South Bend, Indiana. Resting at Veitch Draper 453 Parkdale Ave. Service in chapel on Thursday "at 10 a.m. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens.

Those wishing may donate to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Retarded Children's Association. MOYLAN, Lawrence (Larry) In hospital Monday, April 19, 1976, Lawrence (Larry) Moy-lan, age 70 of 616 Kirkwood Ave, beloved husband of Leona Noble, dear father of Robert, South Porcupine; Gerald, Toronto; and Doreen (Mrs. Port Hope; dear brother of Percy, Detroit; also survived by 9 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Resting at the Kelly Funetral Home, 2313 Carling Ave. (West of Woodroffe) where friends may call after 7 p.m.

Tuesday. Funeral Thursday to St. George's Church for mass at 9 a.m. Interment Notre Dame cemetery. ROBILLARD, Henry Joseph MD, CM In hospital Tues day.

April 20. 1976, eldest son of the late Bruno Eugene Robillard and Anna O'Leary; husband of the late Alexandra Helen Nelson; survived by one brother Dr. Matthew J. Rob illard of Ottawa; 3 sisters, Marion (Mrs. Dr.

Philip Ivforgan) Windsor; Anita (Mrs. Dr. William i. t-nartranai and Iola (Mrs. Bernard J.

More), both of Ottawa. Robillard was formerly of Grosse Point Woods, Michi-j gan and Pompano Beach, I Florida. Resting at the Whe-j lan Funeral Home, SIS Cooper i between Bay and Lyon.i Funeral Thursday to St. Pat-' rick's church for Mass at 12.15 p.m. Interment Beech-wood cemetery.

SCHROETER, Amelia Sarah In hospital on Tuesday, April 20, 1976, Amy Schfoeter, former Bell Canada Employee; dear daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schroeter; sister of Mrs. George Smith: predeceased by Edward (Ted)j and Harry; dear friend of Miss Myrtle Easy. Rrting nt i Veitch Draper, Ltd, '53 Park-j dale at Gladstone.

Ser-! vice in the chapel on Friday nt 11 a.m. Interment Capital' Memorial Gardens. TONKINS, Gwendolyn At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Montreal, on April 17, 1976, beloved wife of the late Alexander; dear mother of Robert and David. Private funeral was held from D. A.

Collins Chapel, S610 Sherbrooke W.t on Monday, April 19. Interment Poltimore, on Tuesday, at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. An-1 drew's Church, Poltimore, would be appreciated. BRACELET, silver charm, Simpsons Sears dressing room, sentimental value.

Reward, O63-4096. BRACELET, oolrTchain. ol Civic Centre, reward 725-2701. BROOCH, turtle shoeed, set in co- i loured stone, lost Sntiirdnv BeworA 722-8117 ALSO PAGE 2 I I S. Lost I I i I.