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THE WINDSOR STAR, TUESDAY, JUNE 7. 1983 C7 Nicaragua expels U.S. diplomats ts MANAGUA (AP) The leftist Sandinista government says three expelled U.S. diplomats plotted with the CIA to kill Foreign Minister Miguel D'Escoto with poisoned I liquor and to form terrorist assassination squads. The three diplomats flew Monday night to Guatemala City and embassy spokesman Gilbert Callaway said they would leave for Washington today.

But U.S. officials in Guatemala refused to say where they were staying or when they would leave. U.S. Ambassador Anthony Quainton, who accompanied the three to the Managua airport Monday night, told reporters the charges were "absurd" and said the embassy protested the expulsions. The three were identified as Linda Pfeifel, a counsellor for political affairs at the U.S.

Embassy; David Creig, a first secretary, and Ermila Rodriguez, a second secretary. They refused to make any statement. Creig said they could not talk to reporters because of their diplomatic status. A Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry communique made public Monday, but dated Sunday, declared the three diplomats "personae non grata" and gave them 24 hours to leave the country. THE COMMUNIQUE SAID "the criminal actions that the diplomats were planning to carry out included the organzation of attempts on the lives of leaders of the Sandinista revolution and of high-ranking officials of the Nicaraguan government." At a news conference Monday, government security chief Lenin Cerna said that in addition to scheming to kill D'Escoto, the three conspired to "create terrorist commandos to carry out attacks against our leaders and exercise influence on rightist political parties and labor He said they were caught when they tried to recruit Marlene Moncada, a consular secretary at the Nicaraguan embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to deliver a bottle of liquor to D'Escoto, a priest.

Photos of alleged counter-revolutionaries who Cerna said tried to recruit Moncada were displayed at the news conference. The black bottle sat on a table and Cerna gestured toward it as he spoke. Although he called it a bottle of wine, it appeared to be one containing a brandy liqueur. Moncada, who was at the news conference, said alleged agents who contacted her after she transferred to Managua last year asked her about D'Escoto's habits and told her to go to Tegucigalpa in March. THERE, SHE SAID, she was told that "D'Escoto must be eliminated because he used the priesthood to introduce communism in Nicaragua." She said she played along with the scheme on instructions from her superors.

The government decided to act after the bottle was left for her in a hole near a Managua restaurant on May 5, she said. The Nicaraguan communique claimed investigations tions carried out by the Interior Ministry's state security department "demonstrated" the diplomats met secretly with a number of prominent Nicaraguans, including Sandinista officials, "to recruit, train, and supply them with the necessary means for the execution of criminal projects." Callaway told The Associated Press: "These accusations are simply absurd and we are protesting energetically to Nicaragua about the expulsion of our three diplomats." In Washington, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the Reagan administration "totally rejects their conclusions and their charges in that matter." RELATIONS BETWEEN the United States and Nicaragua have deteriorated since the July, 1979, Sandinista revolution. One western diplomatic source said "diplomatic relations between the two countries have reached their lowest level in three years and the possibility of a total rupture are now greater than Nicaragua accuses the U.S. and Honduran governments of secretly training and arming Hondurasbased anti-Sandinista forces for cross-border raids into Nicaragua. Legals SALE BY TENDER ESTATE WILLIAM ARTHUR ROBINSON Sealed tenders marked "Tender re: William Arthur Robinson" will be received by the undersigned Trustee at its dsor, Ontario office up to 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon on Thursday, June 23, 1983, for the purchase of the following assets: Parcel 1 1960 Chris Craft Roamer, registration 55E 15867 with twin 427 cu.

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Births, Deaths, In Memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADOPTIONS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIAGES SERVICES OF TRIBUTE SOCIETIES LODGES THANK YOU CARDS For Announcement Notices Call 255-5544 1 JOHN F. KENNEDY JR. walks with mother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis outside St. Stephens Chapel at Brown University in Providence R.I., Monday after he received hs Bachelor of Arts degree Rather wins slander case LOS ANGELES (AP) Lawyers for Dan Rather, CBS and the top-rated show 60 Minutes claimed victory for a free press after successfully defending a $30- million slander suit filed a California doctor. "We're just very pleased," said CBS lawyer William Vaughn, who called the 10-to-2 jury verdict Monday "a moment that strikes a blow for the First Amndment." Dr.

Carl Galloway, who claimed he was unjustly accused in a 60 Minutes report on insurance fraud, said that during the trial he felt David up against Goliath. I don't have my own network." In New York, CBS issued a statement saying, "From the outset, we were convinced that a dispassionate examination of the evidence would demonstrate clearly that the broadcast was fair and accurate." ROONE ARLEDGE, president of competing ABC News, hailed the verdict in a statement issued from New York, saying the decision "was both appropriate and pleasing to those of us concerned with the vitality of investigative reporting." Rather could not be reached for comment Monday. He was at his regular post as anchorman of the CBS evening news Monday night, and introduced a brief report on the verdict in his own case. The disputed report, titled It's No Accident, wasbroadcast Dec. 9, 1979.

It told of insurance fraud schemes in Los Angeles' black community and pinpointed the Manchester West doctors' office as one clinic which allegedly churned out phoney medical reports for bogus accident claims. Galloway, 35, admitted he had worked at the clinic part-time but said he left two months before the 60 Minutes crew arrived. THE DOCTOR said that when he saw legal instructhat would be given to jurors before they deliberated, he began to suspect 1 that "we were in a heap of To find in Galloway's favor, jurors would have had to determine that Rather and his producer, Steven Glauber, "entertained serious doubts" about the truth of their report at the time they filmed it and that they acted "in reckless disregard for the truth." Superior Court Judge Jack Swink earlier ruled there was no malicious intent behind the broadcast and told jurors they could not consider punitive damages. It took the jury 10 hours of deliberations over three days to decide that Galloway was not slandered. Galloway's lawyer, Bruce Friedman, said he would file a motion for new trial within 30 days but had not decided yet whether to appeal.

WINDSOR STAR HAS A GIFT FOR YOUR NEW BABY a deluxe PENATEN GIFT PACK A SPECIAL GIFT OFFER When your baby is born, let all your friends read the good news in the Windsor Star. When you place your child's birth announcement in the Star for four days you will receive a deluxe pack of Penaten baby preparations worth over $12.00. Remember, when your baby arrives, call Star Classified 255-5544 Births Place Your BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Here For 4 Days And Pick Up At The Star A Penaten Baby Pack FREE ADLINGTON-Cathie, Rob, Danny Donna, welcome with love and open arms the arrival of their little niece, Anne Marie, born at Grace Hospital at 12:56 p.m. on June 3, 1983, weighing 7 lbs. oz.

Annie's happy mother Debbie, thanks God for the precious gift of her little daughter. Very proud and excited grandparents are Peter and Rosalie Adlington. -Ozzie and Maria thank God for the safe arrival of their first born son, Francesco Roberto, 8 lbs. on May 30, 1983 at Grace Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ala and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Militello. BALEKA-Heather is pleased to announce the arrival of her brother Kerry son of Barbara (nee Fauteux) Kerry, June 4, 1983.

BAUER Doug and Mary Jane (nee Barker) thank the Lord for precious gift, Lindsay Grace, 9 lbs. 8 ozs. who arrived safely on June 1, 1983 at St. Joseph's hospital, London. Proud grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Barker, Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bauer, Windsor. (Insured).

Liberals to charge Levesque with lying QUEBEC (CP) Eight Opposition Liberals placed their national assembly seats on the line Monday by starting formal procedures to charge Premier Rene Levesque with lying to the assembly in 1979. The eight, all members of a legislature committee that has been studying whether Levesque and his aides were directly involved in a $200,000 settlement of a $31-million lawsuit, say the premier was involved in the settlement although he has continually denied the charges. A visibly angry Levesque, attending a meeting Monday night in the Montreal riding of St. Jacques, one of three seats to be decided in byelections on June 20, once again denied he had misled the national assembly and called the eight "third-rate politicians," "little ayatollahs" and "a bunch of sick comedians." THE LIBERALS introduced a motion claiming Levesque "misled the national assembly on Feb. 20, 1979, by answering in an incomplete and inexact way questions dealing with the role of the premier and his office in the settlement." The motion will be presented in the premier's presence.

Speaker Richard Guay must then decide whether an assembly committee should be convened to hear the charges. If the committee, the majority of whose members belong to the governing Pati Quebecois, finds the premier innocent, the eight could be banned from the house until the next general election, which could be as late as 1986. If the committee rules that Levesque did mislead the legislature, the premier would then have to resign. Procedural problems and Levesque's absence from the national assembly Monday prevented the Liberal motion from being tabled immediately. John Ciaccia, one of the eight, said it would likely be debated later this week.

CIACCIA SAID the eight, which also include Opposition House Leader Fernand Lalonde, whip Michel Page, Mi- Births BARLOW David Brandon, 1st born to Cheryl and Brian, June 3rd, 1983, 5 lbs. 9 ozs. Grandparents are Betty Barlow and Dick and Betty Archambault of Ocala, Florida. BAUER-Jonathan announces the arrival of his brother and sister, Thiery, 5 lbs. 3 ozs.

and Melanie, 4 lbs. 14 ozs. June 2, 1983 at Grace Hospital. Proud parents are Alfons and Danielle Bauer. Elise and Jerry are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, Ashlee Elizabeth, at Leamington Memorial hospital on June 1, 1983, 8 lbs.

10 ozs. Proud grandparents are Kenneth and Margaret Beattie of Staples and Mary and Ray Becigneul of Windsor. BEZAIRE George and Sue are proud to announce the arrival of their son, John, born June 3rd, 1983 at Grace Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. ozs. Brother to Lisa, Sean, Wendy.

Proud grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Leo Bezaire and Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Randall.

FORYSTEK THE GRAND FINALE! Announcing Julia Anne born to Stan Dorothy (nee Kowalski) on June 4,1983 at Grace Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 13 ozs. Sister for Adam Steven. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Stefan Forystek. Mrs. Teresa Kowalski. Great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Zola and Mr. Walter Gasiewski. HARDCASTLE Grant Cheryl (nee Lesperance) are exastic in announcing the birth of their first child a beautiful baby girl, Cherika Hope, May 28, 1983 at Metropolitan Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. First time grandparents are Clarence Isabelle Lesperance.

Third grandchild for Catherine Hardcastle. LANGSHAW-Colin and Julie (nee Shaw) wish to welcome with love, our first born, Neil Alexander. 7 lbs. 10 oz. born June 3, 1983 at 7:40 p.m.

Proud grandparents are Ken and Molly Shaw and Reginald and Margaret Langshaw. LIPPOLD-Phil and Mary Catherine (nee McEachern) thank God for the safe arrival of their daughter Sarah Catherine born June 3rd 1983 weighing 8 lbs. 9 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. Mrs.

Doran McEachern and Mr. Mrs. David Lippold. MAISONNEUVE-Norm and Rose thank God for the safe arrival of, Elizabeth Anne, 6 lbs. 6 ozs.

June 5, 1983 at Grace Hospital. Proud grandmothers Mrs. Irene Maisonneuveand Mrs. Anna Kungl. MANIAS Len and Betty wish to announce the arrival of their first grandchild, Ross 31, 1983 General, Andrew Macleod, born May Sault St.

Mary, weighing 5 lbs. 12 ozs. Proud parents Ken and Robin (nee Manias) MacLeod. Also grandparents Ken and Eleanor MacLeod, Offir, Ontario. McCARNEY Steve, Cynthia, Breeyn and Michael proudly announce the addition of Meaghan Ivy, born Friday, June 3, 1983 at 2:55 p.m.

weighing 8 lbs. MORRIS Garry and Julie (nee Robshaw) are proud to announce the safe arrival of Jamie Scott, 7 lbs. 15 ozs. at 4:40 p.m., June 2nd, 1983 at Grace Hospital. Estatic 1st time grandparents are Kenneth Dorothy Morris and Marian and Steve Robshaw.

NEWMAN Bob and Gini are pleased to announce the birth of their third child, a son, Robert Daniel Malcolm, on June 6, 1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia. A brother for Alicia and Rheana. Proud grandparents Ed and Audrey Jackson, Windsor. PARKER-Jim and Robin are proud to announce the arrival of Lindsay Marie, weighing 5 lbs.

14 ozs, on June 2, 1983. A very special birthday present for big sister Jacklyn. RAHEB--David Jerome Backis welcomed his parents, Angela-Hoy and Joseph at 6:30 a.m. on June 4, 1983 at Mteropolitan Hospital. With a good set of lungs, David weighed in at 7 lbs.

11 ozs. and out kicking. Proud grandparents are Marayene and Tannous Raheb Yvonne Hoy. Deaths CREW--Alfred Ernest, 83 years, June 6, 1983 at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Late of Essex.

Beloved husband of the late Hazel Margaret (Kerr, 1979). Dear (Eleanor) Mrs. James Borthwick (Nonie), Lasalle; John, Oshawa. 8 grandchildren 6 great-grandchildren. Dear brother of Tom, Mich; Stan, Kingston; Harry, Windsor: Irene, Sask.

Predeceased by Doug, Dick, Margaret Alice and Maude. Resting at the Stewart L. Kennedy Funeral Home, 128 Talbot St. Essex. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

For further information call 776-7378. Deaths BEZAIRE-Stanley, 76 years, June 4, 1983, late of Harrow. Beloved husband of Olive. Dear father of Bob, Napanee; William (Skip), Mike, Mrs. Joe Baldwin (Betty), Mrs.

Dennis Fields (Trudy), Harrow; predeceased by Jimmy (1957). 12 grandchildren, great-granddaughter. Dear brother of Ivan, Howard, Harrow; Frank, Vancouver; Mrs. Harry Crawford (Ethel), Essex; Blanche. Mrs.

Gerald Chase (Clara), Mrs. Ivan Vincent (Marie), Harrow. Predeceased by Mrs. Leo Beaudoin (Myrtle). Resting at the Gerald A.

Smith Funeral Home, 197 King St. Harrow. Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a.m. to St. Anthony of Padua Parish for mass at 10a.m.

Rev. E.P.Gatfield and Rev. J.E. Martin, C.S.B. officiating.

Interment St. John the Baptist Cemetery, Amherstburg. of and Parish Prayers Monday 8 p.m. DUFOUR Raymond Lawrence (Bussy), 63 years, June 5th, 1983. Dearest friend of Eileen.

Dear father of Robert Dufour of Windsor; Thomas Dufour, McGregor; and Marlene Evans, Windsor. Dearest grandfather of 12 and dearest great-grandfather of 2. Resting at the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700 Tecumseh Rd. E. Funeral Wednesday 9a.m.

from the Windsor Chapel. thence to St. Therese Church for funeral mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Alphonsus Cemetery.

Mr. Dufour was retired from Chrysler's, also a member of Local 444 and a member of the RCL Branch Belle River. Prayers Tuesday 8 p.m. FINNAGAN Thomas Edward, 82 years, June 6, 1983 at Metropolitan Hospital. Late of McKay Ave.

Mr. Finnagan retired GM Transmission years. Member of Christ the King Church. Beloved husband of Lucille. Dear father of Gerald (1933), Mrs.

James (Ann) Eansor, and Leonard, both of Windsor; Mrs. Carl (Peggy) Madigan, Truro. N.S. Also survived by 16 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the James H.

Sutton Funeral Home, 1567 Ouellette Ave. Funeral services Wed. June 8, 1983 at 9 a.m. to Christ The King Church for 9:30 a.m. Interment Heavenly Rest Cemetery, Prayers Tues.

at 8 p.m. As your expression of sympathy, donations may be made to Mary Vale. or the Heart. Fund. GREAVES John 56 years June 5th at Colchester South.

Late of Essex. Beloved husband of Laura (nee Morris). Loving father of (Gayle) Mrs. Bill Neal, of Essex; and John Jr. at home.

Dear grandfather of Brandon and Carly. Dear brother of Mrs. Jim Stitt (Mary) and Sam of Essex. Resting at the Stewart L. Kennedy Funeral Home, 128 Talbot St.

Essex. Funeral service Wednesday at 1 p.m. Rev. Glenn Ashford officiating. Interment Victoria Memorial.

(If you so desire memorial donations to Bethel Maidstone United Church building fund). KENDALL-Evelyn Susannah. 91 years. June 6, 1983 at Grace Hospital. Beloved wife of Joseph Kendall, Windsor.

Dear mother of the late Kenneth (1933). Russel Kendall and Mrs. Kennon Pye (Jane) both of Windsor. 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Dear sister of Raymond Elstone, Windsor.

Hubert Elstone, Okanagan Valley B.C. Mrs. D'Arcy Bryson (Lillian), Toronto. Predeceased by Mrs. Ambrose Salter (Isabel).

Joseph Elstone and Stanley Elstone. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Kendall was a life member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Bethel Chapter Visiting in the Walter D. Kelly Funeral Home 1969 Wyandotte St.

E. after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Service in the chapel on Wednesday, June 8, 1983 at 1:30 p.m. Canon William V.

Graham officiating. Interment Victoria Memorial Cemetery, In kindness donations V.O.N. or the Hospice of Windsor would be appreciated as your expression of sympathy. LAUZON Bertha (nee Langlois), June 7, 1983, age 77 years. Beloved wife of Harry.

Dear mother of Mrs. Henry Mellen (Pauline) and Mrs. Melvin Simard (Marie-Anne), St. Clair Beach; Miss Annette Lauzon, Windsor. Dear sister of Mrs.

Rose St. Martin and the late Rene and Lauren Langlois. 8 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren also survive as well as several nieces and nephews. Resting at the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700 Tecumseh Rd. E.

Funeral service Thurs. 9:30 a.m. thence to St. Anne Church, Tecumseh, for Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Interment St.

Anne's cemetery, Tecumseh. Prayers Wed. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Lauzon was a member of Golden Age Club, Tecumseh.

Donations may be made to the Arthritic Society. Deaths KING William 82 years, at Metropolitan Hospital, June 6, 1983. Formerly 4117 Wyandotte St. E. Predeceased by his wife Mary (1982).

Dear father of William John, Charles Mrs. Ruth Tong, Mrs. Frances Hollerhead (Grace), and Mrs. Shirley Gorski, all of Windsor. Many grandchildren and great-grandchilden also survive.

Resting at the Anderson Funeral Home, 895 Ouellette Ave. Funeral service Wed. June 8, 1:30 p.m. Major James Stoops S.A. officiating.

Interment Victoria Memorial Park. LAFRENIERE--Maurice, June 5, 1983, 38 years, late of Windsor. Dear son of Odilon Lafreniere and the late Claire (Lafreniere). Brother of Leo, Kirkland Lake; Eddie; Mrs. Dave Pare (Irene), Windsor; Paul, Cobourg; Mrs.

Claude Gelinas (Madeline), Hamner, Mrs. Michel Gadoury (Monique), Tecumseh and the late Romeo. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday, at the Marcotte Funeral Home, 12105 Tecumseh Rd. Tecumseh.

Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. to St. Anne Church, Tecumseh at 10 a.m. Interment Heavenly Rest Cemtery. Prayers Tuesday 8 p.m.

LIPSCOMBE Mrs. Florence Marie (nee Langlois), 78 years, a resident of 30 Trillium Village, formerly of London. Passed away at the Public General Hospital, Chatham, on Sun. June 5, 1983. Surviving are her husband, Walter E.

Lipscombe of Chatham. 4 daughters Mrs. William (Betty) Benson, Chatham; Mrs. Joyce Jamieson, Sarnia; Mrs. Jack (Dolores) Millson, London; Mrs.

James (Beverly) Bedford, Chatham. 11 grandchildren, 3 greatren. One sister Mrs. Louis (Babe) Russette, Windsor. One sister Bernice and one brother Leo, have predeceased.

The Funeral service will be conducted at St. Thomas Anglican Church, Dover Twp. on Wed. chief. 1983 at 1:30 p.m.

with Rev. William Mills officiating. Interment in St. Thomas Anglican Church Cemetery, Dover Twp. Mon.

Visiting after 7 p.m. on at the StephenAlexander Funeral Home, 245 Wellington St. West, Chatham. Contributions to St. Thomas Church Memorial Fund, the Canadian Kidney Foundation or the ChathamKent District Association for the Mentally Retarded would the Mentally Retarded would be appreciated.

PRING Flossie, 81 years, June 5, 1983 at Metropolitan hospital. Late of Windsor. Beloved wife of the late William Thomas Pring (1975). Dearest mother of Bill Pring, Windsor; Marvin of Toronto and Gary of Toronto and Mrs. Fred Bailey (Doris) of Sudbury.

Also survived by 12 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild; sister, Mrs. Bill Langlois (Esther), Chicago; Mrs. Victor Jones (Marie) of Flint, Mrs. Dan Clarke (Marguerite) of Flint, 2 brothers, Clark Ash, Owen Sound and Hilbert Ash, Drayton Plains, Mich. Predeceased by son Jack (1977).

Friends may call at the Don Morris Funeral Home, 68 Giles Blvd. East. Services in the Memorial Chapel Wed. June 8, 1:30 p.m. Rev.

Ben Bauwmeester officiating. Interment Victoria Memorial Gardens. "In Memoriam BAILLARGEON In loving memory of a dear father Henry who passed away 4 years ago today June 7,1979. Beautiful memories woven in gold This is the picture we tenderly hold Deep in our hearts your memory is kept We loved you too dearly toever forget Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife Florence, sons Lionel Roger, daughters-in-law Gail Sheila, and grand-daughter Dannielle. BERTRAM-In loving memory of our Dear Family, Ada, William and Roy.

Those we love, never, go away, They walk beside us every day. -Missed by Belle and Ben. CHEIFETZ--In memory of my beloved father, Julius, who passed away June 7, 1980. -Sadly missed by son Nate and family. DEL COL Gino.

In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather who passed away June 7th, 1976. No eye can see me weep But many silent tears are shed Whenothers are asleep Loving and remembering you always wife Angie and family. GAGNIER-Gwenne, in memory of my Mother who passed away June 7,1973. Always in our hearts. -Doris and family.

CODEMO- Enrico. In loving remembrance of our Father who passed away June 7th, 1967. Always in our hearts. -Sadly missed by Ester, Bruna, and Bruno Families. In Memoriam HUNT-Deryl.

Just another way of remembering one who is never far from my thoughts. When death shall come And the spirit, freed, shall mount the air, And wander far in that great no- where. It shall goas it Free from sorrow, sin and shame; And naked and bare, through the upper air Shall go alone to that great no where. Hinder not its onward way, Grieve not o'er its form of clay. For the spirit, freed now from clod Shall go alone to meet its God.

-Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife Beth. HUNT-In loving memory of my father, Dery! Hunt, who went on to another level of consciousness one year ago today, June 7th, 1982. There's a special sort of feeling When I talk about you, Dad, There are warm and loving memories Of the times we used to have. There's a special kind of feeling That is meant for you alone, A place within my heart that only you can own. It broke my heart to lose you, But one thing makes me glad, was blessed to be your daughter And to have you for my Dad.

-Deeply missed and always remembered by daughter Tammy. RENAUD In loving memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather brother Law. rence Daniel who passed away June 7, 1973. Always in the hearts of his family -The Renaud Family. TREALOUT In loving memory of a daughter and sister Delores who passed away June 7, 1973.

Beautiful memories are all that are left Of one loved and will never forget Just as you were, you'll always be Treasured forever in our memories Always loved remembered by Mother, brother Paul, sisters Angel, Sharon, Treasure and Paula. WHITE--George, a loving Father and Grandfather, who passed away June 7th, 1953. -Always missed by Florence, Arthur and Family. Societies--Lodges DUFOUR Raymond. Members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch Belle River are requested to meet at the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home for a Legion Services Tuesday evening at 7.

p.m. Thank You Cards chel Gratton, Andre Bourbeau, JeanPierre Saintonge, Pierre Paradis and Rejean Doyon, would resign their seats if the accusation proves wrong. As he stepped out into the rain from his limousine in Montreal Monday evening, the premier ran into a battery of television lights and cameras and a skirmish line of reporters. He pulled out some notes he had scribbled during a supper meeting with Parti Quebecois workers and said: "I was very involved in the principle of settlement but in no way did either myself or my office impose the details of settlement on the During the legislature committee called to study the accusation, he said, "about two dozen very honorable people administrators and lawyers confirmed under oath what I said years ago." THE SUIT, by the James Bay Energy Corp. against an affiliate of the Quebec Federation of Labor, stemmed from a rampage by workers at the James Bay hyroelectric site in northern Quebec, during a labor dispute.

It is only the third time in the history of the Quebec legislature that members have put their seats on the line in attempting to censure another member. The last instance occurred when Robert Burns, a member of the PO opposition, accused Liberal JeanClaude Boutin of accepting payment to act as a lawyer in various cases for the provincial justice department and other ministries. Rather than be examined by a commission of the assembly, Boutin resigned his seat and stood in the resultng byelection which he lost to a Union Nationale candidate. In 1964, Union Nationale member Yves Gabias was excluded from the legislature after he accused the Liberal justice minister of influence-peddling. Unable to substantiate his charges before the legislative committee on privileges and elections, he was kept out of the assembly for three years before the Liberals let him back in.

BELL- The family of the late Cecile Bell who passed away on his 48th Wedding Anniversary, wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours, for their visitations, floral tributes and donations to the Heart Fund and sympathy cards. Special thanks to Dr. Sacharoff and Dr. Kidd and Emergency Staff of Grace Hospital, to Major and Mrs. Cave, Chaplin of Grace, Hospital.

Mrs. E. Clarke and ladies of Calvary United Church for the lovely luncheon. Management and staff of the R.C. Pruefer Company, Ambassador Building Maintenance, Glanz Office Furniture, members and wives of the Downtown Windsor Lions Club, Chrysler Spring Plant, R.C.

Legion and Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment. To the pallbearers and Rev. E. Clarke for his comforting service and the staff of Walter D. Kelly Funeral Home.

Your kindness will never be forgotten. Helen Bell and Family BEAUPRE The family of the late Alberine Beaupre wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their many friends and relatives, for their kind acts of love and sympathy during the recent loss of a loving mother, sister and aunt. We would especially like to thank to Dr. Ryall; Dr. Thomas; the staff of Metropolitan Hospital; Fr.

Charbonneau and choir of St. John Vianney and the staff of Windsor Chapel Funeral Home. Philip Beaupre. FARRUGIA The family of the late Tony wish to thank relatives, friends neighbours on Askin and California for the kindness and support shown 10 us in the recent loss of a husband, father and grandfather, Special thanks for all mass offerings, flowers and donations to the Canadian Cancer Society and most especially to Canadian Customs for providing the Honour Guard pallbearers, to Dr. Mrs.

Barte for their patience and concern and Janisse Brothers Funeral Home. The Farrugia Family..