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THE MONTREAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1970 Announcements and Memorial Notices Deaths Deaths BELL, William Hay. On December 3rd; 1970, William Hay Bell, aged 72 years, of West Vancouver, formerly of Mount Royal, P.Q. Funeral service was held on December 5th, 1970, from the Hollyburn Funeral Home, West Vancouver, Dr. R. Taylor officiating.

Cremation. BLAKE, Robert Peter. Suddenly, on December 8th, 1970, in his 44th year at the Reddy Memorial Hospital, dearly beloved husband of Rita. Archambault, dearest father of Mrs. Jean Pierre Montembeault (Nancy) and Ronald.

Funeral service from P. Feron Suns Chapel, 2252 St. Antoine Friday morning at 11. Interment Rideau Memorial Gardens, Dorval. BOURDON, Jean H.

In St. Andre d'Argenteuil on November 20th, 1970, aged 81 years, Jean Bourdon husband of Juliette Lepage formerly of Montreal. Brother of Louise (Mrs. Raymond Bastien) and Joseph. FUneral took place from B.

Ladouceur Funeral Home, to the parish church and interment in the local cemetery. BROTHER SENAN (Michael) O'Connor. On Dec. 8th 1970 at the Presentation Brothers Novitiate, Longueuil, Que. Brother Senan Michael O'Connor, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John O'Connor, dear brother of Mrs. Ellen D. Lane of Castleisland County, Kerry, Ireland. Resting at the Brothers residence, 100 ave De Normandie, Longueuil.

Requiem Mass in the Brothers Chapel on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment Longueuil Catholic Cemetery. CAMERON, Katharine Lawrence. Suddenly at her late residence on December 8th, 1970, Katharine L. Cameron beloved daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. James S. Cameron, dear sister of Olive (Mrs. O. S.

Morrison) and Elizabeth N. S. McKechnie) of Vancouver. Resting at the Tees Funeral Home, 1459 Towers St. (at Maisonneuve).

Service in the chapel, Thursday at 10 a.m. In lieu of flowers please send donations to your favorite charity. (Parking on premises). CHARLAB, Anna, R.N. On December 8th, 1970, beloved wife of George Charlab, aunt of Dr.

Jack Danish of Philadelphia, Dr. Abraham Danish of Silver Spring, Maryland, Jack Wideman of Hollywood, California, Mr. and Mrs. Moe Shuter of Montreal, also survived by grandnieces and grandnephews. Funeral service from Paperman Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote: des Neiges Road, on December 11th at 12 noon.

Shiva private. CRAVEN, William. At St. Anne's Military Hospital on December 7th, 1970, 85 years old, William Craven, dear uncle of Dorothy Masse. Resting at J.

R. Deslauriers Funeral Home, 790 St. Croix St. Laurent. A private funeral will be held on Thursday at 10:00 a.m.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Last Post Fund. CURRIE, Anna. At the Jewish General Hospital, December 7th, 1970, Anna King, wife of the late Daniel Currie, sister of Jean Murray and the late Elizabeth, Margaret, Selina, James and Thomas. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. from the Chapel of J.

W. MacGillivray Sons, 5644 Bannantyne Verdun to Mount Royal Crematorium. DAVIS, Malcolm Ian (Mendel Itschok Ben Alter Zvi). Suddenly at Biddeford, Maine, on December 8th, 1970, beloved son of Herman and Frances Davis, brother of Donald and Kenneth, grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Max Rothstein. Funeral service from Paperman Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on December 9th at 2 p.m. to Chevra Kadisha, B'nai Jacob Congregation Cemetery. Shiva at 5605 Pinedale Cote St. Luc.

DELIYANAKIS, Marie. At Montreal, December 9th, 1970, Marie Deliyanakis, dear mother of Nick, Poppy, Nicolasou, and Mrs. Tina Panpantzaras. Resting at J. R.

Deslauriers Funeral Home, 790 St. Croix Ville St. Laurent. Funeral service December 11th, at the Greek Cathedral. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.

DONALDSON, Alice. At Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on December 8th, 1970, Alice Boothman in her 67th year, beloved wife of the late Harry Donaldson, and sister of Elsie (Mrs. E. Peladeau) and aunt of Kenneth E. Peladeau and Bernice (Mrs.

R. Rogers of Portsmouth, Virginia). Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St.

W. Fuon Friday 11 a.m. to Mount Royal neral service ice in St. Matthias Church Cemetery. GRAHAM, James S.

Suddenly on December 8th, 1970 at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, James S. Graham beloved husband of Marie Paule Girard, dear father of Steven, brother of Robin and Bert. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke St. W. Requiem Mass in St.

Ignatius of Loyola Church on Friday at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, GRAHAM, William J. At the Montreal General Hospital on December 8th, 1970, William James Graham of Huntingdon, Quebec, in his 81st year, beloved husband of Eva Anderson, dear father of Mervyn and the late Melvin, brother of Walter W. of Chateauguay, Quebec and grandfather of Melvin of the Gore. Funeral service from Kelly Funeral Home, Huntingdon on December 10th, at 2.30 p.m.

Interment Gore Cemetery. GRAVES, George. At Montreal, on December 7th, 1970, in his 84th year, retired CPR employee, beloved husband of Susan Neal, father of Eric, Russell, Leslie, Ramsay and Gwen (Mrs. A. Black), Funeral from D.

A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on Wed. at 2 p.m. to Montreal Memorial Park.

HOFFMAN, Pauline. On December 8th, 1970, wife of the late Lyon Hoffman, beloved mother of Morton, Mrs. Horace Ripstein (Helene), Peter, also survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on December 10th, at 10 a.m. to Temple Emanu El Section, Mount Royal Cemetery, Shiva at 150 Sheraton Drive, Montreal West.

HUNTER, Dorothy. At The Montreal General Hospital on December 8th, 1970, Dorothy Hunter, dear friend of the Peter Mulholland family. Funeral service in the Chapel of Wray-Walton-Wray, 1234 Mountain St. on December 10th, at 3.30 p.m. KEIR, Margaret.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on December 7th, 1970, Margaret Freebairn, aged 56 years, beloved wife of W. Keir, dear mother of James and Beverley (Mrs. C. Boudreau), twin sister of Jessie McColl, sister of Molly Gatt, Eva Turnbull and the late John Freeman, grandmother of Heather Ann Janet. Resting at the J.

F. Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Service in the Chapel December 10th at 1 p.m. Interment Rideau Memorial Gardens. KELLY, William.

At San Rafael, on December 8th, 1970, beloved husband of Agnes Wilson, and loving father of Morgan, San Rafael, Don and Beverly (Mrs. J. Alderson) of Montreal. KENNEDY, Thomas James Joseph. Suddenly at Lachine, on De.

cember 9th, 1970, in his 60th year. Thomas James Joseph Kennedy (formerly manager of the Bank of Montreal). Beloved husband of Corrine McGrath. Dear father of James Leo. Requiem Mass at Resurrection of Our Lord Church, 34th Lachine, on December 10th at 10 a.m.

Thence by train to Saint John, New Brunswick. KILBY, Monte. Suddenly at the Lakeshore General Hospital on December 9th, 1970, beloved husband of Myrna Bezanson, dear father of Stuart and Steven. Resting at D. A.

Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire. Funeral private. No flowers by request. DonaE. tion tions to Building the Church Fund, of the Pointe Resurrec- Claire, will be gratefully acknowledged.

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Births AMAR. "I'm happy to tell you about my little sister born December 7th, 1970, at 12.35 p.m. Jewish General Hospital, weighing 7. 13 ozS." Robert. Parents Albert and Evelyn (nee Grunberger).

Many thanks to Dr. I. Sugarman. DIRKS. John and Fay (nee Inman) are happy to announce the birth of a daughter on December 6th, 1970, at the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Sister for John Mark, Peter and Martha. Both well. FLEMING. John and Kirsten (nee Johnson) proudly announce the birth of a son November 23rd, 1970, at Uranium City, Municipal Hospital, Uranium City, Saskatchewan. FRIEDBERG.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Friedberg (nee Cohen) are happy to announce the birth of their son, brother to Jason Elliot, on December 9th, 1970 at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Mother and son doing well.

Thanks to Dr. G. W. Arronet. GOLF.

Howard and Sheila -(nee Auerbach), are proud to announce the birth of their first born, a son, at the Jewish General Hospital on December 7th, 1970. Both well. GREY. Benjie and Harriet are thrilled to announce the arrival of their baby brother at the Jewish General Hospital, on December 6th, 1970. Mother and baby are fine, father and the family are delighted.

LANE. William and Lois (nee Mules) proudly announce the birth. of a baby boy, born December 7th, 1970. -6 8 at the Lachine General Hospital. Both doing well.

MAYMAN. Phillip and Debby (nee Silver) proudly announce the birth of their daughter, on December 8th, 1970 at the Jewish General Hospital. Both well. First grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Silver and Mr. and Mrs. Max Mayman. Fifth greatgrandchild of Mrs. S.

Stein. NELSON. To Jim and Linda (nee Cuthbertson) proudly announce the birth of their first daughter, 6 8 at the Catherine Booth Hospital, on December 7th, 1970. Both well. NICHOLSON.

George and Phyllis (nee MacNeil), announce the arrival of David John, 10 lbs. 8 on Dec. 4th, 1970, at the Lachine General Hospital. Brother for Warren and Brian. Both well.

PIDGEON. To Don and Nadia (nee (Ewasiechko) on December 8th, 1970, at the Catherine Booth Hospital, a daughter. PLAYFORD. On November 30th in Toronto to Gilbert and Heather (nee MacNeil) a 7 lb. daughter, Jennifer Lee.

RAK. Maurice and Sarah (nee Segall) are proud to announce the birth of their son on December 7th, 1970, at the Jewish General Hospital. All well. Thanks to Dr. Glickman and staff.

RAMAGLIA. Lois and Richard are happy to announce the birth of their daughter December 8th, 1970 at St. Mary's Hospital. Both well. RICH.

Gerry and Queenie (nee Furman) are proud to announce the birth of their son at the Jewish General Hospital, December 8th, 1970. Both well. SCHWARTZ. To Earl and Stephane (nee Rapport) a daughter, sister to Natasha and Valerie, on December 8th, 1970, at The Reddy Memorial Hospital. Both well.

SEHN. Steve and Diane (nee Bateman), are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Tracey, on December 8th, 1970, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. All's well. SHIP. Andy and Rickiee (nee 1 Fineberg) proudly announce the birth of their daughter on December 8th, 1970 at the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Both well. SMITH. Albert and Carol (nee Morrison), proudly announce the birth of a daughter, Deborah, on December 8th, 1970, at the Queen Elizabeth. Hospital. Mother and daughter well.

TEITELBAUM. Mark and Liza (nee Baum) joyfully announce the birth of their daughter at the Jewish General Hospital on December 7th, 1970. Sister to Bonnie and Joey. All well. THEUSER.

Walter and Betty (nee Neander), are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on December 9th, 1970, at St. Mary's Hospital. Both well. THOM. Gordon and Perry, are happy to announce the arrival of a son, 8 9 on December 8th, 1970, at tore Royal Victoria Hospital.

Brother Tracy, and Karen. TRANTER. Rod and Lynn (nee Figeuroa), are proud to announce the birth of their first son, Bradley James on December 6th, 1970, at St. Mary's Hospital. Mother and son well, WEXLER.

Brian and Beatrice (nee Coleman) joyfully announce the birth of their son, 8 lbs. 15 on December 8th, 1970, at The Montreal General Hospital. All well. Deaths BECKER, Feige. On December 8th, 1970, wife late Gershon Becker, beloved mother of Mrs.

J. Reiskind (Adela), Mrs. H. Ilieff (Esther), sister of Mrs. Ethel Feigenbaum, also survived by three grandchildren.

Funeral service from Paperman Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on December 10th at 1 p.m. to Chevra Thilim Congregation Cemetery. FLORIST 526-5955 3033 SHERBROOKE KLOPFER, Irene. Passed away in Montreal, on December 7th, 1970, in her 83rd year, beloved wife of Jean Klopfer of 6595 Chabot St. and dear sister of Nelson Weston of Thurso, Quebec.

Resting at J. Hubert Villeneuve Funeral Home, 135 Alexandre Thurso. Service December 10th in Chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gregoire officiating.

Interment Gore Cemetery, Thurso, Quebec. LACOURCIERE, Atala. On December 7th, 1970, at Notre Dame Hospital in her 79th year, Atala Fortin, beloved wife of J. Emile Lacourciere, Q.C. of Montreal, formerly of Sudbury, Ontario, dear mother of Marcel Lacourciere of Ottawa and Lucerne (P.Q.), Mrs.

Leslie Troughton (Alberte) of Montreal, Mr. Justice Maurice, N. Lacourciere of Toronto, Dr. Leopold Lacourciere of Sudbury, Ontario, also survived by 16 grandchildren, one great-grandchild and one brother Mr. Roger Fortin of Montreal.

Resting at J. R. Deslauriers Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges Rd. Funeral service at Notre Dame des Neiges Church, December 10th at 10 a.m. Interment at Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

MAGUIRE, Helen. At the Montreal Convalescent Hospital, on December 7th, 1970, Helen Byrne, wife of the late Gerald G. Maguire and dear mother of Gordon, David and Mary, grandmother of Jay and Lisa. Resting at Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges Rd. Requiem Mass from St.

Raphael's Church at 9 a.m. Thursday. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, MARTINEAU, Phyllis (Mapp). Suddenly at the Montreal General Hospital, on December 8th, 1970, beloved wife of Donald Martineau, dearest mother of Lance, James, Donna, and dearest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Noel Mapp. Funeral ice from J. P. Feron Sons Chapel, 2252 St. Antoine Thursday afternoon at 1.30.

Interment HawthornDale Cemetery. MASON, William John. In Montreal on December 8th, 1970, aged 51 years, William John Mason, husband of Jeannine Morin. Funeral December 11th from Magnus Poirier Inc. Funeral Home, 7100 Joseph Renaud, Ville d'Anjou, leaving at 945 a.m.

to Notre Dame d'Aniou Church for service at 10 a.m. Thence to East End Cemetery. MATTHEWS, Edgar. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, December 7th, 1970, Edgar Matthews, husband of the late Edith Waring, dear father of Edgar, Edith (Mrs. E.

Foster), Ivy (Mrs. J. L. Barker), Charles, Douglas and Richard. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m.

from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray Sons, 5644 Bannantyne Verdun. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. MOLLOY, Michael C.

At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on December 8th, 1970, in his 81st year, beloved husband of Dorothy Wilkinson, dear father of Patricia (Mrs. B. Hammond), James and Thomas, brother of Mary (Mrs. J. Rinahan) and Timothy, also survived by eight grandchildren.

Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. Requiem Mass at St.

Monica's Church on Friday at 9 a.m. to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. MORRISON, Richard Benjamin (Dick). At Lakeshore General Hospital on December 1970, aged 73 years, dearly beloved husband of Florence Squires, beloved father of Mabel (Mrs. Basil Norris of Pointe Claire) and Richard (Dick) of Hallfax, beloved grandfather of Kim and Neil Norris of Pointe Claire and Lynn, Terry, Karen and Lori Morrison of Halifax, dear father-in-law of Bas and Marge.

Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. Funeral private on Friday to Mount Royal Crematorium.

Please omit flowers. If desired donations to the Victorian Order of Nurses, 451 St. Johns Road, Pointe Claire, will be gratefully acknowledged. MORRISON, Wilfred. Suddenly in Montreal, on December 9th, 1970, husband of Loyla Annett, and loving father of Linda and Donald.

Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on Friday at 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Crematorium.

Donations to the Canadian Heart Fund would be gratefully acknowledged. POWER, David John, M.D., F.R.C.P. Professor of Anesthes ology, University of Ottawa, on December 8th, 1970, David John Power, M.D., F.R.C.P. son of the late Richard Power and of Josephine Owens, husband of Suzanne Langevin, father of Robert, Vincent, Patrick, Christine, Patricia. Survived by one brother five sisters, all of Ireland.

Resting at his residence, 601 Dunloe, Ottawa, Funeral Thursday to Mount Carmel Church for Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. Thence to Annunciation Church, Town of Mount Royal for Benediction at 2 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Research Fund, Anesthesiology, Ottawa University. ROGERS, William.

Suddenly at Montreal on December 8th, 1970, William Rogers, in his 87th year, beloved husband of the late Gertrude Hill, dear father of Gladys (Mrs. Leonard Jones), loving grandfather of Kenneth and Beverly and great grandfather of Kelly Mae, Krisanne, Wendy and Cameron. Resting at the Tees Funeral Home, 1459 Towers St. (at Maisonneuve). Funeral notice later.

SULLIVAN, Waiter. At LaSalle on December 7th, 1970, aged 66 years, Walter Sullivan beloved husband of Juliette Pelletier of 3450 LaSalle survived by children Rowney wife Rose-Marle Chabot, Andrew and wife Clarice Dessureault. Funeral Fri. December 11th from Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 3565 LaSalle for service in Notre Dame de la Paix Church at 10 a.m. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

THOMAS, Edith Isobel. At Riverview Terrace Nursing Home, Huntingdon, Quebec on December 7th, 1970, Edith Isobel Philips, wife of the late Charles W. Thomas. Resting at Kelly Funeral Home, Huntingdon. Funeral service at the chapel on December 10th at p.m.

Interment Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery. VALIQUETTE, J. Henri. At Three Rivers, December 7th, 1970, aged 86 years, former Civil Engineer, beloved husband of Yvonne Labrecque, dear father of Irene, Francis, Suzanne, Helene, Catherine and Jacques. Resting at his residence, 802 Des Ursulines, Three Rivers.

Funeral service in Three Rivers Cathedral at 11 o'clock. WEBB, Albert Victor (Bert). Suddenly at his residence on December 5th, 1970, Albert Victor (Bert) Webb, in his 76th year. Funeral from Robert M. White Son Funeral Home, 4484 St.

Catherine St. East, on December 9th at 2 p.m. Interment Field of Honor. WILKINSON, Harry. At the Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, on December 9th, 1970, Harry Wilkinson, beloved husband.

of Beulah Wry, dear father of Pat (Mrs. N. Rodgers), Joy (Mrs. D. Banks) and Cliff, also survived by seven grandchildren.

Resting at the Tees Funeral Home, 1459 Towers St. (at Maisonneuve). Service in the Chapel, Friday at 3 p.m. (Parking on premises). WINFIELD, Nellie Dorothy.

In Montreal, December 7th, 1970, aged 49 years, Nellie Dorothy Wood, beloved wife of Francis Winfield, dear mother of Patricia and Michael. Funeral on December 10th, at 10.00 a.m. from Boudrias Cormier Funeral Chapel, 816 St. Croix Ville St. Laurent.

Interment at Montreal Memorial Park. In lieu of Flowers donations may be sent to The Canadian Cancer Foundation. YETMAN, Kenneth. At the Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, December 7th, 1970, Kenneth Yetman, beloved husband of the late Christina Pollock and dear father of Donald, Dorothy (Mrs. Darrell Turner), Olive (Mrs.

George Shumko). Funeral from Robert M.r White Son Funeral Home, 4484 St. Catherine St. on December 10th at 11.30 a.m. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery.

ZINMAN, Hyman. On Wed, December 9th, 1970, beloved husband of Freda Wiseman, father of Mrs. Sam Blanshay (Dvora), Louis and Ben, brother of Solomon, Sam, Abe, Joe, Willie, Moe and Mrs. Faige Glassman, also survived by grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Noises Road, on December 11th at 2 o'clock to Yishitzer Young Men's Association Cemetery.

Shiva at 2633 Soissons. The Star will furnish on request a booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam column. ANDERSON, Grace. In who passed away December memory of a dear wife and mother, 1968. "The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved SO well.

And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep." Ever remembered by husband Jim and sons Jimmy, Stephen and Mark. BLACK, George. In loving memory of our Dad, died December 9th, 1929. "Like falling leaves the years slip by But love and memories never die." Bella, May, Nancy, and Cathie. BUTT, Llewellyn.

In loving memory of a dear husband and father, who passed away December 9th, 1965. Our daughter, Dorothy McMorland, December 19th, 1962 and her husband Alex, August 26th, 1965. "No longer here our lives to share But in our hearts you are always near." Sadly missed by wife, Cicely, Phyllis, Bob and family. CORCORAN, Ann. In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, who passed away December 9th, 1964.

"Beautiful memories are all have left Of a wonderful wife and Mom we will never forget." Always remembered by Frank and children. DWYER, Florence. In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away December 9th, 1964. "You are always with US in our thoughts. Rest in peace." Ann and Bill.

DWYER, Florence. In loving memory of a dear mother and mother-inlaw, who passed away December 9th, 1964. Always remembered and sadly missed by Jim and Joan. FOWLER, Alexander. In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather who passed away December 9th, 1969.

Also a mother Catherine who passed away December 24th, 1948. Always remembered Evelyn, Graham, Ronnie, Dawn and Carol. GILBY, Jane. In loving a dear wife and mother, merpesed away December 9th, 1957. "The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well.

And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep." Lovingly remembered by husband George and daughter Jean. KERTLAND, Hilda. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, who passed away December 9th, 1968. "You never failed to do your best, Your heart was true and tender You worked so hard for those you loved, Then left us to remember." Sadly missed by your daughter Leila, son-in-law Bill, grandchildren Dino, Mario, Michael and Lydia. KERTLAND, Hilda.

In loving memory of a dear mother, who passed away December 9th, 1968. "We mention your name and speak of you often, God bless you dear mother, you are not Lovingly remembered by Leona, Darcy and grandchildren. KRAJEWSKI, Hryhorenko Natalia. In loving memory of a dear mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother, who passed away Dec. 9th, 1969.

"Many a time I've needed you Many a time I've cried, If love could have saved you You never would have died, I lived in hope and prayed in vain For God to make you well again, But He decided we should part watched you die with a broken heart, You gave me love, in fullest measure. Care, devotion, and memories to treasure, You shared my hopes, my love, my tears, Thank you Mama, for those precious Lovingly your Tanya, always remembered and sadly missed by Rostyslaw, and George. McINTOSH, Kenneth Frazer. In loving memory of my husband who passed away December 9th, 1961. Sadly missed, never forgotten, your loving wife, Theresa.

MOORE. In loving memory of a dear son and brother Brian, who passed away December 9th, yo 1960. "We are thinking of you today dear Brian Thinking of the past Picturing you in our memories Just as we saw you last How could our hearts forget you When everything we do, is something that reminds us Of the happy days we had with you Your smiling face and loving ways We will remember the rest of our days. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered Mom, Dad, Buddy and Kevin. MUSGRAVE.

In loving memory of a dear mother who passed away December 9th, 1942. Ever remembered by Bill. NORMAN. In dearest memory of a dear brother and uncle Albert, who died on December 9th, 1961, and his dear wife Lilly on September 11th, 1963. Still remembered by Edith and family.

PERREAULT, Albert. Treasured memories of a dear husband and Dad whom God called home December 9th, 1944. Also all our loved ones departed, never will be forgotten by Mary and family. PERRIN, Mary E. In loving memory of a mother and grandmother, who passed away Dec.

9th, 1962. "Her life was a long sweet story, That ended as it had began With love and faith and charity For all, and malice for none." Sadly missed and always remembered by Fred, Irene and grandchildren. PERRIN, Mary E. In memory of our dear Mom, who passed away December 9th, 1962. "Memories of our dear Mom, Still cast a gentle glow, To grace our days and light our paths Where ever we may go, She walks with us when we are lonely, And she speaks to us in the wind and rain, And the magic power of memory, Brings her back to us again, She now lives in the land of glory, Amid the blue and gold of the sky, Somewhere back of the sunset, Where loneliness never dies, And she's sheltered by the rock of ages, Saved upon that distant shore, She's still loved and missed and not forgotten.

Lovely thoughts of her live on for. ever more." Sadly missed by her son Roy and daughter-in-law Vi and family. RAMSEY, John. in loving memory of a dear husband and father, who passed away December 9th, 1969. "We who loved you sadly miss you, As If dawns one whole year In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near." Sadly missed by wife Irene and children.

SHRIVELL, Mildred. In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt who passed away December 9th, 1962. Always remembered, Dorothy, Herb, Marlene, Real, SHRIVELL. In loving memory of my dearly beloved wife, Mildred who passed away December 9th, 1962. Always remembered by her loving husband Henry.

SHRIVELL. In loving memory of my dear friend Mildred, who passed away December 9th, 1962. Always remembered, Lit, SMITH, Alexander. In loving memory of a dearly beloved husband and father, grandfather and great-grandfather who passed away December 9th, 1967. "Gone Is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice we loved TO hear; Too far away for sight or speech But not too far for thought 10 reach.

Always remembered by wife Agnes and family. By SUSAN ALTSCHUL Without entering the political arena directly, the Confederation of National Trade Unions is studying a political program which covers all sectors of Quebec life. Drawn up by the CNTU's political action committee, the program condemns "'exploitation by private capital," and recommends state control of the economy. It is presented in white paper form, under the title Peace Measures. Delegates, to the CNTU biennial congress will not be asked to discuss its 40 pages, but to fix deadlines so the executive and confederal bureau of the CNTU can study it in greater depth.

Production of this program follows the creation of the CNTU's "second front" in 1968 aimed at social and economic problems which do not fall within the usual jurisdiction of labor unions. "In salaries, unemployment, wel- fare and poverty, health, culture, con- ities to curb it "make us imagine the trol of our own destiny and our econ- worst kind of complicity between omy, Quebecers belong with the na- power and the underworld," the report tions which are most exploited, con- adds. trolled and dominated by the indus- "Would crime exist in such an ortrialized west, even while we live in ganized and powerful form if the maone of the world's richest territories," terialistic capitalism did not the introduction says. encourage and legalize all kinds of It attributes the paralysis of exploitation of man by man?" Quebec's economy to "the simplistic It denounces "the growing police and biased conception that our polit- state which is threatening the freedom ical leaders have of private enter- of everyone," and warns that police prise." "powerful as the Gestapo" could stage Economic theories are not an end in an armed coup. themselves, it says; they are an in- The policeman's role should be restrument designed to fill the needs of defined, making him "not the carindividuals and groups.

rier-out of orders by politicians or political parties should men, but the servant of the public." therefore abandon their doctrinare at- The report also recommends bantitude toward private, enterprise and ning all arms in the province exapply this principle: The Quebec econ- cept hunting equipment which should omy should no longer be based on be registered with municipal authoridoctrine and minority capitalist inter- ties. ests, but on the material, cultural and As for its socio-economic program, human needs of Quebecers," it says. the report recommends nationalizing The existence of organized crime property, telephones and all communiand the ineffective attempts of author- cation systems. Brazil may not give in Associated Press RIO DE JANEIRO Sentiment is increasing in Brazil's military government against making concessions to the kidnappers of Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher. Authoritative sources say a growing hard -line faction feels that if the government gives in every time there is a political kidnapping, there will be a rash of abductions.

Another faction, made up mostly of former army officers, is said to feel that if the government does not do its best to get Bucher released, it will be "setting a bad example and will forcibly lower its moral standing among other nations." Door open on sunken ferry Canadian Press CORNER BROOK The CNR car-rail ferry Patrick Morris is lying in 265 feet of water with all the fasteners on one of its big stern doors broken off, a federal inquiry into the April 30 sinking was told yesterday. Denis D. Langlois, chief diver of a company which did an underwater survey on the Patrick Morris, read excerpts from reports submitted to CN at the completion of the underwater inspections. He said the Morris was resting upright with a list of 20 to 25 degrees to port. Mr.

Langlois said divers did not see the stern doors but that the hydraulic ramps were all extended, and all the lugs on the port side which held the fastening pins that kept the doors closed were broken off. One on the starboard side was also broken. Obituaries Benno Cardinal Gut ROME (AP) Benno Cardinal Gut, 73 a Swiss-born member of the Roman curia and the prefect of the Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship, died last night in hospital. He had been suffering from an acute circulatory ailment. Pope Paul visited the ailing cardinal Monday.

The death reduces the College of Cardinals 3 to 126, eight fewer than the membership of 134 after Pope Paul's third consistory in April, 1969. In Memoriam STAVISS, Moe. In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, who passed away (12th Kislev) 1958. "Deep in our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day." Sadly in missed by your daughters, and a grandchildren. TATARYN, Mary.

In loving memory of a dearest beloved mother, who passed away December 9th, 1958. "Dearest mother, many years have passed, But the memories that 1 cherish will forever last. May God grant you eternal rest." Always remembered by daughter Anna. VILNER, Adele. In loving memory of a beloved mother and grandmother who passed away December 9th, 1954.

Sadly missed and always remembered by daughter Rona, sonin-law Paul, and grandchildren namesake Alissa, Jo-Anne, Felice and Frankie. VILNER, Adele. In loving memory of a beloved mother and grandmother who passed away December 9th, 1954. Sadly missed and always remembered by daughter Nancy, son-in-law Seymour, and grandchildren namesake Adrienne Frankie. Card of Sympathy BERAL, Annie.

Officers and members of Chasie and Gettel Unit Hospital of Hope, mourn the loss of our devoted member, Mrs. L. Beral. To her beloved husband and family we extend our deepest sympathy. Card of Thanks VINCENT.

The family of the late Catherine Vincent, wish to thank their relatives and friends, the CNR, and Domtar for their sympathy in the loss of their mother. Brazil has gained the release of three kidnapped diplomats in the last two years by bowing to terrorist demands for the freeing of political prisoners. Police and officials were studying two documents they said were the first word from the terrorists who kidnapped the ambassador. One documents was said to be a manifesto from the kidnappers, and the other was reported to be a letter written by Bucher. Both were said to be hand-written in French.

Someone called the Swiss embassy yesterday afternoon and said an envelope containing the documents had been left at a Roman Catholic church in suburban Tijuca. Police had received several previous notes purportedly from the kidnappers but had ruled them "unauthentic" because they contained nothing from Bucher to prove that he was being held by the senders. The notes variously demanded freedom for 60 or 70 convicts regarded by terrorist groups as political prisoners. Bucher was snatched from his limousine at gunpoint while on his way to the Swiss embassy. A Brazilian federal police agent riding with him as a bodyguard was wounded and was in critical condition in hospital.

Despite a lack of clues, Sao Paulo police dealt a major blow to terrorists earlier this week with the killing of Ed- uardo Leite, the top lieutenant of the late Camara Ferreira, leader of the terrorist National Liberation Alliance. It was Leite, known as "Bacuri," who led police Oct. 24 to an appointment where Camara Ferreira was captured. Bacuri escaped in the confusion. Police said Camara Ferreira died heart attack when ambushed.

Leaflets charged he "was killed by torture" in Sao Paulo. Police caught with Bacuri and killed him in a gun battle on a beach road in the resort city of Sao Sebastiao, near Sao Paulo. His death was made public yesterday. Bacuri was the third terrorist killed by Sao Paulo police in three days. Westmount seeks meeting on ramp By WALTER TURNER Westmount administrators last night expressed opposition to the provincial roads department's plans to construct an access ramp to the Trans-Canada Highway through their city's Greene Avenue-St.

Antoine Street area. They decided to ask the national assembly to arrange a meeting of roads department officials, the Quebec Housing Corporation and themselves "to resolve the Council said it was "concerned with the imminent dislocation of 29 families in the area" as a result of the decision to build the ramp in that particular area. Council added it had "received no information as to what plans have been made for housing these families" and that "it believes there may be suitable alternative locations for the proposed ramp." The alternatives weren't mentioned. It was also decided by the city's administration to request "in future, governmental activities which may affect local residents of a municipality not be initiated without prior consultation between the governmental and municipal representatives." Council confirmed the city's valuation roll for 1970-71. It showed total valuations of $369,597,500 of which $288,276,900 is taxable.

The current year's total is $368, 576.350 of which. $286,659,050 is taxable. In other business council decided to assume full responsibility for equipment and supplies of Quebec Civil Protection and to exact the same guarantees in the event of a neighboring municipality desiring to borrow the equipment or supplies. Appointed to take charge of the equipment supplied jointly by the federal and provincial authorities was city manager Norman Dawe. Assembly gives final reading to three municipal bills The Star's Quebec Bureau QUEBEC The national assembly gave third and final reading to three municipal affairs bills last night, including one that will let municipalities spread over five years fiscal measures to get rid of surpluses or deficits accumulated before Jan.

1, 1971. Municipal Affairs Minister Maurice Tessier told the assembly that from Jan. 1, 1971, cities and towns will be obliged to prepare and submit to his department balanced annual budgets. The five -year bill was being brought in to give municipalities with surpluses or deficits time to bring their budgets into balance gradually without having to slash taxes drastically or double them in order to sort out their financial affairs in one year. Municipalities would be allowed to take less time than the five years if they wished, but the time was at their disposal.

Another bill makes technical alterations to the Quebec Municipal Commission, including one that allows the membership of the commission to be increased to 10 from six. The third bill changes the Family Housing Act to extend until June 30, 1972, the time in which financial a aid can be granted to persons borrowing money for building of houses completed by that date. The present cutoff date for finishing of construction is Dec. 31, 1970. Another provision makes it easier for the Quebec Housing Corporation to lend money for dwellings for aged persons.

East Pakistan leans toward autonomy, West votes left Reuter KARACHI Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Awami League from troubled East Pakistan today emerged as the clear winner of Pakistan's first general election Monday. The fiery Bengali's party Tanzania marks 9th anniversary DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (Reuters) President Julius Nyerere reviewed goose-stepping troops of Tanzania's army today in colorful parade held to mark the ninth anniversary of the East African republic's independence from Britain. won 132 seats and was running ahead in the final three of East Pakistan's 153 seats for the National Assembly. Nine seats remained to be contested in the Ganges delta disaster area in January, but the Sheikh is expected to win there too. But while the Swami League swept to victory in the more populous eastern region with its majority of seats, the leftists Peoples Party of former foreign minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto emerged as strong winners in Western Pakistan.

The Peoples Party captured 81 of the 138 seats cated to the western region. Pakistan's future now clearly depends on the two strong men Bhutto and Sheikh Mujib reaching agreement on a constitution. President Yahya Khan has given the 300-member assembly 120 days from its first full meeting to come up with a satisfactory constitution one that does not pull the two regions further apart or he has said he will continue his martial law rule. Advertisement How To Hold FALSE TEETH Firmer Longer Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass you by coming loose when you eat, laugh or tulk? Then put hesive soine FASTEETH Denture Adto-use Powder FASTEETH on your plates. Easycures firmer holds your deneasier.

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