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6 THE MONTREAL STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1974 Announcements and Memorial Notices Births Adoptions Christenings Deaths In Memoriams Requiem Masses Cards of Thanks Cards of Sympathy Monument Unveilings Special Announcements RECEIVING HOURS 9 a.m. to 4.45 p.m. Monday to Friday Closed Saturday For same day publication (Saturday excepted) To 10 Births Deaths only Postscript Final editions. PHONE 282-2345 Weekend Hours Births Deaths Only Phone 282-2377 Fridays 5:30 to 8 p.m. For Saturday's paper Sundays 1 p.m.

to 4 p.m. For Monday's paper Rate per word Minimum Charge $3.00 Births CAMERON. In Edinburgh, Scotland, July 10, 1974, to William and Susan (nee Dever) a daughter, Fiona Mariory. Grandparents Marge and John Dever of Chomedey. Great grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. D. F. MacDonald of Dollard Des Ormeaux. CARTER.

Terry and Lynn (nee Johnston), proudly announce the birth of Kimberly, on July 31, 1974, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Mother and daughter both well. FRANK. David. and Mona (Greenberg) proudly announce the arrival of their daughter on July 31, 1974, at the Jewish General Hospital, sis ter for Amy Beth.

Proud grandparents are Mr. Eddie Greenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank and great grandmother Mrs. G.

Greenberg. Special thanks to Dr. B. Glickman and Dr. Block and Surgical Staff.

Mother and daughter doing well. FRANKEN. Louis and Judy (nee Reich), are happy to announce the arrival of their son on August 41, 1974, at Toronto. Brother to Pinchaf, Shoshanna and Shulamith. All well.

B.H. FUNK. Frank and Dale (nee Drysdale) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Karen Shelley Mary, born at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 1, 1974. Both well. HARBEC, Gerald and Gail (nee Parkinson) are please to announce of their son, David, 7 lb.

4 at St. Mary's Hospital on July 30th, 1974. Brother for Deborah. Mother and baby doing well. HENRY.

Wayne and Paddy (nee Hart), proudly announce the birth on Wednesday, July 31, 1974, of their fourth son, Dale Edward. Brother to Dean, Darren, and David who along with Daddy, are still in the process of recovery. Mother and son are very well. Sincere thanks to Drs. Hayden and Raymond, Lakeshore Maternity staff and our overworked baby sitter, Laurie Bennett.

HOPPER Robert and Nancy (nes Balsaitis), Keith and Kevin happily announce the arrival of a baby girl, Gail, 7 lbs. 11 on July the 31st, at The Holy Cross Hospital, in Calgary, Alberta. LINDENBAUM. Henry and Ruth (nee Zavalkoff), are happy to announce the birth of a son on August 1, 1974, in New York. Brother for Avi and Michael, All well.

MEREDITH. Peter and Pat are announce the birth of their daughter, sister for Tracy, on July 31, at Lakeshore General Hospital. MORRIS. Kenneth and Linda proudly announce the birth of their new daughter, Holly Marie 8 lbs 11 ozs. at the St.

Mary's Hospital. July 29, 1974. Sister for Charity and Heather. MULLER, Hans and Anna Marie (nee Bon Kofalvy) proudly announce the arrival of their first born, a girl, Karina on July 291h 1974 at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Both well.

OSBORN. Jon and Vicki (nee Maltby) proudly announce the birth of their first son, Jonathan, on July 29, 1974, at the Lakeshore General Hospital. Both well. RANNO. Robert and Nina (nee Verzelli), proudly announce the birth of their second child, a daughter, Lisa, 6 6 on July 30, 1974, at the Jewish General Hospital, Mother and daughter both well.

ROGERS To David and Claudia (nee Grassby) a daughter, Emily Alicia, 07 lbs. 6 ounces, at the Montreal General Hospital, July 30, 1974. Sister for Jennifer. Both well. ROSENOFF Gordon and Fanny (nee Singer), are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, sister for Benjamin, August 1, 1974, the Jewish General Hospital.

Many thanks to Dr. Shatz and staff. STERN. Myer and Judy (nee Lutter), are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, at the Jewish General Hospital on August 1, 1974, sister to Allison. Thanks to Dr.

R. Shatz and staff. WARDROP. Bob and Brenda (nee Murphy) proudly announce the birth of their son, Michael Neil, 7 pounds 3 ounces on July 30, 1974 at the Brockville General Hosplal. Brother to Glenn.

Proud grandparents Mrs. F. Wardr Prescott, Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Murphy, Montreal WISEMAN. Irving and Janet (nee Usheroff), proudly announce the birth of a son Jeremy Craig, on July 27, 1974. WOODLEY. Ronald and Roberta (nee Hunt), are pleased to announce the birth of their first born, a 7 12 oz, baby girl, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 1, 1974.

First grandchild for Mrs. M. Hunt. Many thanks to case doctor and staff and nurse Kay, House of flowers Beautiful MOUNTAIN STREET AT SHERBROOKE 842-4444 FOR EVERY OCCASION From bernard's Flower shoppe Inc. 279-8597 ABRAMOVITCH, Judy.

Accidentally on Thursday August 1, 1974, beloved daughter of Solomon and Lola Abramovitch, dear sister of Carl and Phillip. Also survved by niece and nephew. Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Friday, August 2 at 2:00 to Zaglembie Organization section Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Duvernay. Shiva at 5594 Castlewood, Cote. St.

Luc. In lieu of to gifts, the contributions may be made Montreal Oral School for the Deaf, 5000 Iona Road. Deaths ACKMAN, Frederick Douglas, M.D. At Pictou, Nova Scotia, on Thursday, August 1, 1974, in his 77th year, beloved husband of Margaret Talbot Newman, pre-deceasedl by his former wife Cornelia Louise Hayes, beloved father of Douglas and Roger of Montreal and Cornelia (Mrs. Richard Kempe) of Bermuda; also survived by eight grandchildre Funeral service at The -Wray Chapel 1234 Mountain Street, on Saturday, at 11 a.m.

to the Mount Royal Crematorium. In lieu of flowers donations sent to The Montreal General Hospital Corporation will gratefully acknowledged. AGNEW, Samuel A. At Sunnybrook Veterans Hospital on Thurs day, August 1, 1974, Samuel Agnew, beloved husband of the late Edith Agnew, dear father of Keith and Murray. At the Chapel of Morley S.

Bedford, 159 Eglinton Avenue West at Lascelles funeral service C11 Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. ALLARD Martha. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on August 1, 1974, at the age of 85, Mrs. Martha Lennon, beloved wife of the late Napoleon Allard, sister of Margaret Mcllvenny.

Funeral Saturday, August 3, from Alfred Dallaire Inc. and J.S. Vallee 1111 Laurier West, Outremont. Services at 0 a.m. in St.

Dominique Church. Thence to the East End Cemetery BOUCHARD, J. B. A. (Notary), At the St.

Michel Hospital in Montreal, July 31, 1974, Notary J.B.A, Bouchard, aged 92 years, beloved husband of the late Emma Dufort, dear father of Mrs. Harry Beard (Jeanne), Mrs. Madeleine Langton, Albert, Miss Gabrielle Bouchard, Mrs. R. Ouimet (Therese), Roger, and Maurice.

Funeral Saturday, August 3, from Real Laplante Funeral Home, 514 Champlain at Hemmingford, service In the St. Romain Parish Church, Hemmingford, at 10 a.m. Interment Hemmingford Cemetery. BRISSON, Christina. In Montreal, August 1, aged $67 years, Christina Welsh, beloved wife of the late Albert Brisson, dear mother of Gail (Mrs.

Cyril Landry), dear sister of Alice, Louisa, Beatrice, Lilian, and Fred. Also survived by four grandchildren, Funeral Saturday, August 3, from Alfred Daliake Funeral Home 2645 Henri Bourassa, leaving at 9:50 a.m. for St. Antoine Marie Claret Church, for service at 10 a.m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park.

CHEIFETZ, Israel. On Wednesday, July 31, 1974, husband of the late Annie Friedlander, beloved father of Mrs. David Tendlash (Shirley), and William, brother of Dora Hill and Leon of Israel. Also survived by four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Friday, August 2, at 12 noon to Farband Labour Zionist Cemetery, de la Savane.

Shiva strictly private. CORRIGAN, Amy Francis. At the Montreal General Hospital, on Wednesday, July 31, 1974, Amy Francis Corrigan, dear sister of Erma (Mrs. Math McKell) and Elvyn. Also beloved aunt of Wayne and Joyce McKell, Margaret and George Anderson, Sharon and Allison Corrigan.

Resting at the Hayes Funeral Home, Shawville, P.Q. Funeral on Saturday afternoon from St. Paul's Anglican Church, Shawville. DALLAS, George Frederick, At the Verdun General Hospital on Aug. 1, 1974, aged 85 years, beloved huspand of the late Adelaide Newmarch, dear father of George, Beryl (Mrs.

J. Burns) and Beity (Mrs. J. Ross). Funeral from D.

A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St W. on Saturday at 9 A.M. to Mount Royal Cemetery. DESMARAIS, Josephine.

At the Sacre Coeur Hospital, July 30, 1974, Josephine Clapin, beloved wife of the late D. F. Desmarais, dear mother of Yves, Guy, Gilles, Gaetan, and Fernand, and the late Ghislaine Quinian and Claude. Also survived by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday, August 2, from Alfred Dallaire Inc.

and J. S. Vallee Ltd. Funeral Home, 1111 Laurier West, Outremont. Services at 2 p.m.

in St. Viateur Church. Thence to St. Hyacinthe Cemetery. FENDER, Robert.

At the Jewish General Hospital on Wednesday, July 31, 1974, aged 74 years. Beloved husband of the late Phyllis Tarber, father of Robert, Duncan, Jean and William. Dear father-in-law of Beverly, Ina and Lorna. Also survived by six grandchildren. Private service was held in the Chapel of the J.

F. Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Friday, August 2, at 11:00 a.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. FURLONG, Gerald. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Thursday, August 1, 1974.

Gerald Furlong, beloved husband of the late Lillian Carroll, dear father of Lester, Mrs. Geraldine Moran and Mrs. Joan Law. Dear brother of Mrs. Margaret Pugh, also survived by seven grandchildren.

Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke St. West, Westend facilities. Eucharistic celebration in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church, on Saturday, at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully appreciated.

GILL, Helen. At the Lakeshore General Hospital on July 31, Helen Walker beloved wife of Henry W. Gill, motner of Larry and Elizabeth, sister of Jack Walker of King City, Ont. Funeral from D. A.

Collins Memorial Chapel, 222 Metropolitan Bivd. (Hwy. 2-20, corner Cartier), Pointe Claire, on Friday at 8:30 p.m. Interment King City, Ont. GREEN, Richard H.

At the LaSalle General Hospital on Wednesday, July 31, 1974, Richard H. Green, aged 76 years, Brother of Margaret (Mrs. W. Halkett), Lillian (Mrs. P.

Baxter), Annie (Mrs. J. Perham). Resting at the J. F.

Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Service in the chapel Saturday, August 3, at 9:00 a.m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. Visiting hours Thursday 5 to 10 p.m., Friday 1 to 10 p.m. GREENSHIELDS, Charles Glass.

At The Royal Victoria Hospital, on Sunday, July 28th, 1974, in his 92nd year, beloved son of the late James N. and Elizabeth T. Greenshields; survived by his nephews Dr. Donald G. MacKay and Robert MacKay and cousins J.

Clarke Reid and Andrew Dixon. Funeral service was held privately at The Chapel of Wray-Walton-Wray 1234 Mountain Street on Wednesday, GRIFFITHS, Hugh. Suddenly at The Queen Mary Veterans Hospital, On August 1, 1974, aged 85 years, beloved husband of the late Ruby Blaker. Funeral service private. HANNA, Norman.

At Montreal on August 1, 1974, aged 65 years, Norman Hanna, beloved son of the late George Hanna and the late Marle Zantsoul. Survived by brothers and sisters Bernard, Michel, Arthur, Marguerite, Norma and Dolcres. Funeral Monday, August 5, from Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 745 Cremazie for service in St. George Syrian Orthodox Church at 10 a.m. Thence to Mount Royal Cemetery.

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till (Next to the Emst-End Comotery) JOHNSTON-RENY, Sari Jane. At the Reddy Memorial Hospital, on August 1, 1974, wife of William Johnston, dearest mother of Dawna Lynn, Jennifer, Lori-Ann, Derek and Darren, beloved daughter of Grace Doyle and the late Frank Reny, dear sister of Donald, Doreen (Mrs, John Price), and Linda (Mrs. Brault). Resting at the J. F.

Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Service in St. Thomas More Church, Saturday, August 3, at 9 a.m. Interment 'Cote des Neiges Cemetery. LAMOUREUX Gerard.

In Pointe St. Charles, July 31, 1974, aged 54 years, beloved husband of Gabrielle Renaud, of 1948 Center St. Funeral Monday, August 5, from L. Therlault Funeral Home 1270 Laprairie St. Leaving at 9:45 a.m.

for service in St. Charles Church at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des el Cemetery LANGLOIS, Yves. Accidentally at B.F.C., Val Cartier, on July 30, 1974, aged 15 years, Yves Langlois, beloved con of Mai. G.

A. Langlois, C.D., and of Claire Aubin, dear brother of Pierre and Monique. Funeral Saturday, August 3, from J. A. Legault Funeral Home, 16114 Gouin Blvd.

for service in St. Genevieve Church at 10 a.m. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery. LLOYD, Cadet Eric Hugh. Accidentally on July 30, 1974, at Val Cartier, in his 15th year.

Son of Maxine and Eric Lloyd, and brother of Patricia and Scott. Cremation in Quebec City, with memorial service at Trinity Pentaccstal Church, Champlain Blvd. and Bishop Powers, Ville LaSalle, Friday 11 a.m, Pastor W. Johnson officiatina, Interment in Perth, Ontario, with graveside service, Saturday, at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, send donations to your favorite charity.

"Let's remember him as he was." McDONALD, Alexander. Of St. Anicet, retired loyal employee of T. Eaton Co. At the Lakeshore General Hospital on July 31, 1974, in his 77th year, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Altken, dear father of Robert, Betty (Mrs.

H. Chafey), Dorothy (Mrs. D. Jackson), Sheila (Mrs. G.

Church) and lan, dearly loved and missed by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from D. A. Collins Memorial Chapel, 222 Metropolitan Blvd. (Hwy 2-20, corner Cartier), Pointe Claire.

on Saturday at 10 a.m. No visitation by request. Please omit flowers. McINNES, Dorothy Eileen. Suddenly, at age 63 in Ventura, California.

Wife ct Robert R. Mcinnes, eldest daughter of the late and Mrs. Oliver Moore of Lachine. Sister to Daisy (Mrs. R.

Lowe) and Maurice Moore. Interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale, California. Deaths Deaths MOORE, Charles F. At the Ongwanada Hospital, Kingston, on Thursday, August 1, 1974, Charles U. Moore, King Street, Gananoque, dear father of Jack C.

Moore of Toronto and Mrs. Ronald Johnson (Thelma) of California, step-brother of Mrs. Walter Larkin (Edith), Montreal. Resting at the Tompkins Funeral Home, Gananoque, where funeral service will be held In the chapel, Monday at 11 a.m., Canon K. F.

Blachford officiating. Interment Willowbank Cemetery, Gananoque. NEESON, Mary (Marino). Suddeny at the Montreal General Hospital on July 31, 1974, after short illness, dearly beloved wife of Joseph Neeson dear mother of Joseph Daniel and Bernard, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

James Marino, dearest sister of Margaret Marino, Ann (Mrs. H. Stubbs), Lily Marino, Joyce (Mrs. J. Mcintyre), Gerald and Daniel; also, the late Patrick and Frank.

Resting at the J. P. Feron Sons Inc. Funeral Home, 2252 St. Antoine Street.

Eucharistic celebration in St. Patirck's Church, Saturday, August 3, 1974, at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. NOBLE, Brent Stanley. Accidentally at Alfred Ontario, July 31, 1974.

Brent S. Noble, in his 14th year. Beloved son of Stanley and Marjorie Noble of La chute Que. and dear brother of Heather Noble. Resting at the J.P.

MacKimmie Funeral Home Ltd, 660 Main Lachute. Funeral on Saturday August 3 at 2 p.m. from the Lachute United Church. Interment at Lachute Cemetery. PLOUFFE, Antoine (Tony).

in Montreal, August 1, Antoine (Tony) Plouffe, age 77, beloved husband of Irene Champagne, dear father of Jacqueline. Also survived by three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, August 5, from J. A. Guilbault Funeral Home 5359 St.

Michel Blvd. for service in Ste. Collette Church, Mtl. North at 10 A.M. Thence to Ste.

Dorothee Cemetery. POLISENO, Edward. At Dorval, on Aug.1, 1974, in his 66th year, beloved husband of the late Stella Lee, dear father of Frank, Helen (Mrs. H. Thompson), Margaret (Mrs.

J. Watt), Brenda and Carol (Mrs. Forest), also survived by nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Resting at D. A.

Collins Funeral Home 222 Metropolitan (Hwy. 2-20, corner Cartier), Pointe Claire. Funeral service at St. Veronica's Church, Carson Dorval, on Monday at 10 A.M. RAMSAY, Patricia R.N.

At the Montreal Neurological Hospital on Thursday, August 1, 1974. Patricia Theresa Ramsay R.N., aged 29 years beloved daughter of Charles and Kathleen Ramsay. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 307 Riverside Drive (at Argyle) St. Lambert. Eucharistic celebration from St.

Mary's Parish Church on Monday, August 5 at 10 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. (Parking on premises). RIDDICK, Georgina, At St. Mary's Hospital on Thursday, August 1, 1974.

Georgina Logan, aged 88 years, wife of the late S. B. (Bert) Riddick and dear mother of Reggie and Emily (Mrs. G. Merritt), also survived by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5644 Bannantyne Avenue (at Beatty), Verdun.

Funeral service Monday, August 5, at 2 p.m. from the Chapel. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery. SCOTT, Kathleen M. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on July 30, 1974, dear sister of Dorothy Pick.

Private funeral was held on Thursdav at 11A.M. Interment Mount Royal Crematorium. SIMMS George (Ernie) on July 30th. 1974 in Victoria, B.C., beloved husband of Marjorie Bateman and dear father of Maureen (Mrs. G.

L. Weiden), Bud, and Kathleen Mrs. L. S. Hero), grandfather of Lisa, Tara, Kathleen, Caroline, Susa and Stephen.

Private funeral servIces in Victoria, B.C. on Thursday. SOFIO, Vincenzo. At Montreal on July 30th, 1974, aged 86 years, Vincenzo Sofio beloved husband of Maria Malatino, dear father of Vera (Mrs. Bruno Curina), John husband of Laurette Thivierge, Angelina (Mrs.

Carmen Rossi), Louisa (Mrs. Salvatore Manitta), Frank husband of Monique Ratelle, brother of Carmelo, Sam, Tiny, Antonio and Francesca (Mrs. Antonio Dieni), grandfather of many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday from Grenato Reg'd Funeral Home, 292 Jean Talon E. for service in Notre Dame de la Defense Church at 9:30 A.M.

Thence Cote Des Neiges Cemetery. STEIMAN, Julia Ida. (Formerly Mazur). Beloved wife of Alexander. Devoted mother of Carole.

Loving sister of Jennie Hertz and Henry Mazur. Services were held in Los Angeles, California. The GlashandWillen-Hollywood Mortuary Directors. THOM, Edward Jay, At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on July 31, 1974, beloved husband of Rita Simpson. Resting at D.

A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. A private funeral service will be held on Saturday, To Mount Royal Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully acknowledged.

TROSSMAN, Morris (Moishe). On Thursday, August 1, 1974, beloved husband of Bussie Farber and the late Katie Rifkin, devoted father of Mrs. Charles Goldstein (Edythe) of Los Angeles, and Albert. Also survived by five loving grandchildren. Funeral services from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5505 Cote des Neiges Road on Sunday, August 4, to Workman's Circle Organization Cemetery, de la Savane.

Shiva private, In lieu of gifts contributions (nay be made 1c the Israel Emergency Fund, 5151 Cote St. Catherine Road. WHITE, Angela, Suddenly at New York City, on Wednesday, July 31, 1974, in her 65th year, dear sister of Madeline (Mrs. Dr. J.

M. Wool), and Brian, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 1640 Cote Vertu, Ville St. Laurent. Funeral service to be held at Our Lady of Fatima Church on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

Unveilings Deaths AUERHAN, Juda. The unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Juda Auerhan, beloved husband of Clara, father of Mrs. Shelley Morton, will take place on August 4, at 11 a.m., at Farband Labour Zionist Order Cemetery, de la Savane, Friends and relatives are invited. BERNSTEIN, Benjamin. An unvelling to the memory of the late Benjamin Bernstein, dear father of Mrs.

J. Tonchin (Lily Mrs. L. Adler (Yetta), and Bernie, beloved grandfather and great-grandfather, will take place on Sunday, August 4, 11:30 a.m, at the Hebrew Sick Benefit Cemetery, new section de la Savane. DECKELBAUM, Hyman.

The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Hyman Deckelbaum, husband of Katie Malomet, father of Mrs. George Sheiner (Sylvia) George and Morty, brother of Harry, Victor, Julius, and the late Abram, will take place on August 4, at 12 noon. Adath Israel Congregation Cemetery, de la Savane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. KAUFMAN, Baboushkin Goldie.

The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Kaufman Baboushkin Goldie will take place on Sunday, August 4, at 10 a.m., at the Spanish and Portuguese Cemetery, Mount Royal Blvd. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. LEVY, Rose (Ratner). The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Rose Levy, wife of the late Joseph Levy, beloved mother of Lena, Mrs. Sam Siminovitch (Bertha), Stanley (Sam), Mrs.

Beatrice Flom, the late Abraham (Abie), Lillian and Esther, dear sister of Moishe, Dora and the late Ida (Hind da), will take place on Sunday, August 4, at 11 a.m., at the Russian Polish Hebrew Sick Benefit Association, de la Savane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. PERLMAN, Bella. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Bella Perlman, beloved wife of the late Issie Perlman, mother of Arthur, Norman and Sylvia (Ettinger), Beloved grandmother and beloved sister of Esther Apel and Myer Grief, will take place on Sunday, August 4, 10:30 a.m., at the Congregation Shevet Achim Cemetery, on Jajeunesse Blvd. (Back River).

Relatives and friends are invited to attend. PURITZ, Esther. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Esther Puritz, beloved wife of the late Moses Puritz and dearest mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother, will take place at the Dominion Hebrew Sick Benefits Congregation Cemetery, de la Savane, on Monday, August 5, at 7 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. WAGNER, Sam.

The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Sam Wagner, beloved husband of Annie, dear father of Rae (Altrows), Rose (Pop kin), Esther (Bentley) and Munchie (Arotsky); also, a dear grandfather and great-grandfather, will take place on Sunday, August 4, at 11 a.m., Yishitzer Young Men's Sick Benefit Cemetery, on de la Savane. Relatives and friends are asked to attend. In Memoriam The Star will furnish on request a booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam column, HICKEY. In loving memory of Anthony James Hickey who passed away August 2, 1972. "The saddest day in our lives Came two years ago today When the gates of Heaven opened And God called you away." Sadly missed by Noreen and children.

ITEL, Samuel. In loving memory of a dear huspand and father who passed away August 2, 1954. 4420 years have passed Making the anniversary Of a day we'll strongly remember." Always remembered by wife Esther and son Alan. ITEL, Sam. In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle who passed away August 2, 1954.

Always remembered by the family, LAURIE, Irene, In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, who passed away August 2, 1971. "There are times of stony anguish, When the tears refuse to fall, But the parting time, dear Mother, Was the hardest time of all." Always loved and missed by Joan, son-In-law Tom and grandchildren, LAURIE. In loving memory of dear Irene who passed away August 2, 1971. "Lovingly remembered." Dorothy and Sam, MACMILLAN, Mary. in loving memory of a dear mother, who passed away August 1, 1971.

"Long days and nights she bore her pain, To wait her cure but all in vain. Till God himself knew what was best, He took her home to give her rest. Although three years have come and gone Our memories of you still linger on." Sadly missed by your daughters Colleen and Darlene and your friend Kenneth. MURPHY, Leo P. In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather who passed away August 2, 1972.

"Some -things in life you cannot buy, gift that is rare and true, A gift of a wondertul huspand, father and grandfather, Like the one we had in you. Today again we walk with you through the years gone by, And though unseen we feel near, And ever by our side. It seems you left us yesterday, The wound is still so sore, For every day of every year we seem 10 miss you more "Til we meet again." Sadly missed by your loving wife Agnes, daughter Leona and family. WRIGHT, George. In loving memory of my dear husband and father who passed away August 2, 1973.

"The stars are brightly shining Upon a silent grave For in it lies a precious one But whom we could not save. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our eyes fill up with tears, Only God knows how much we miss you Through the passing year." Sadly missed and always remembered, your loving wife Winnifred and daughter Marilyn, son-in-law Gerry. Israeli guns seized TORONTO (CP) Police seized a shipment of eight new Israeli-made machineguns yesterday when Air Canada officers discovered the guns in a routine check at Toronto International Airport. Ray Young of Peel regional police said police suspect the guns were shipped to or from some underground organization. He said the machineguns were sent from Nova Scotia and destined for what police believe to be a home in Winnipeg.

Business illegalities hurt U.S. consumers WASHINGTON (AP) Illegal and anti-competitive business practices may cost. American consumers as much as $80 million a year, assistant attorney-general Thomas Kauper said yesterday. He said the justice department is focusing increased attention on investigations of price-fixing and other violations of U.S. anti-trust laws.

Kauper, head of the antitrust division, told a task force 0 of the House of Representatives Republican Conference that periods of inflation tend to encourage competition and widespread price-fixing. I admit I have no hard evidence to back it up," he continued, "I suspect that in the U.S. today there are hundreds, if not thousands, of local and regional price-fixing conspiracies, which operate to the detriment of millions of American consumers." Karpin on bridge AP Wirephoto TOP OF THE WORLD: Steeplejack Stanley Stokler of Woonsocket, R.I., goes about his job of painting the 26-foot high dome housing the weather radar atop the 20-storey Green Building at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. Federal warning Heavy licorice use may be bad for health By JEFF CARRUTHERS The Star's Ottawa Bureau OTTAWA The federal health department has warned that excessive consumption of licorice or licorice-flavored products, especially medicine, could pose a serious hazard to health. Persons over the age of 60 and persons who either have or are predisposed to heart and circulatory ailments or kidney disorders are particularly susceptible to the effects of the active ingredient of licorice, glycyrrhizin.

Studies have shown that the substance can cause high blood pressure problems which resist conventional treatments 'and which can lead to irreversible organ damage. There are known extreme cases where excessive consumption of licorice has produced congestive heart failure and high-blood pressure crises. The warning, according to a health department toxicologist, is aimed primarily at doctors and drug manufacturers, cautioning about the use of licorice-flavored medicines, especially in susceptible patients. The department suggests doctors avoid large-scale use of licorice-flavored med i- cines in general and be cautious about any use of the products among the elderly and those suffering from Quebec beaches polluted QUEBEC (CP) A report made public yesterday by the provincial environment protection service says at least 10 beaches in the Quebec City area are highly polluted. The report based its findings on a series of tests, conducted during 1973 and the spring of 1974.

on water samples from 35 beaches in Chauveau, Montmorency and Portneuf counties. The environmental service found two beaches which were judged to be in "excellent" condition, three considered in "good" condition and 30 others which were judged "mediocre, bad or polluted." The environmental service classifies water as "mediocre" when 80 per cent of the samples contain between 501 and 1000 bacterial coliform per millimetre. The classification is given to water which contains more than 1000 bacterial coliform and when the number passes the 2.400 level. Amongst the experts it is deemed to be a fact that in most deals there is usually some clue in the bidding or early stages of play that pinpoints the way to the winning line of play. Today's team-of-four match, is predeal, which came up in a sented in partial substantiation of this theme.

cardiovascular and kidney ailments, because of the potential health hazard. And the department suggests that drug manufacturers reconsider the use of licorice as a flavoring agent in drugs. A government toxicologist added that while normal consumption of licorice candies and other licorice flavored consumer products, such as licorice liquers, should not pose a hazard, excessive consumption would. In the case of licorice candies, he said there were known cases of persons who ate "pounds" of licorice a day developing symptoms of the licorice-induced disorder, called pseudoaldosteronism. The symptoms of the disorder start with weakness and headache followed by No butts about it, sex best CHICAGO (Reuter) Smoke may not always mean their is fire.

"When people stop smoking, their sex life improves," Dr. Alton Ochsner, a leading advocate of non-smoking, says in all article in Today's Health, magazine of the American Medical As o- ciation. Cigarette smoking may cause impotence by lowering hormone production and reducing stamina, Ochsner, 78, said. Nicotine also causes blood vessels to contract. A study of 2,000 men had shown severe disturbances of sperm mobility among men who smoked between 20 and 40 cigarettes a day.

Ochsner added he had greater success in persuading people not to smoke for sexual reasons than for fear of cancer. high blood pressure, edama or swelling of the tissues with water and other fluids, and sometimes muscle disorders. In the majority of documented cases of the disorder, the major sign was high blood pressure which resisted known anti-hypertensive therapy. The best treatment, assuming irreversible organ damage hadn't already occurred, was cessation of the use of licorice products. This would normally result in complete recovery.

Licorice is used in some drugs mainly as a flavormaking agent. It has also been used for many years in the treatment of peptic ulcers, although serious side-effects were noted, the health department says. In candies and other consumer products, the licorice usually isn't as concentrated as the extracts used in medicine, so there is not as much danger of adverse effects, the health department toxicologist suggested. In one clinical study, scientists estimated that three per cent of all high blood pressure cases admitted to a particular hospital during a sixmonth period were the result of licorice-induced pseudoaldosteronism. Europeans sought in Canada The Red Cross is asking public help in locating the following persons being sought by relatives or friends: Friedereike Borzecki, last known address Austria; Maria Chepil, Russia; Claire Derible, France; Sandor Nemeth, Hungary; Rajmund Panus, Poland: Ursel Paquette, Germany; Antanas Rakauskas, Russia; and Elsa Marietta Steinbrenner, Yugoslavia.

These persons are believed to be in Canada, and anyone with information is asked to call 937-7761. Copter discovers 1973 plane wreck VICTORIA (CP A Canadian Forces helicopter searching for a Burnaby aircraft missing for several days, yesterday discovered the wreckage of another airplane, missing since Oct. 13, 1973. The bodies of pilot William Dubois, 37, of Westlock, Alta. and passenger Pat Goodale, 23, of Vancouver, were in the wreckage.

Both sides yulnerable. South deals. NORTH 4 K'10 8. 4 9 8 0 6 5 3 10 8 2 WEST EAST. 5 4 073 9 A 10 3 2 9K 09654 874 0 0 10 9 654 4 9 SOUTH 4 AJ962 07 0 A 9 The bidding: South West North Last l'ass 2 Pass A l'ass l'ass l'ass Opening lead: Four of 4.

When this deal was playedthe first time, West's opening lead of the club four was covered by dummy's ten. The ten-spot won the trick as East followed suit with the nine. It seemed to South that East's nine was almost. surely a singleton. South concluded from this that since East was short in clubs he, rather, than West, rated to be "long" in trumps.

Following his feelings, at trick two he cashed dummy's king of trumps, after which he led the trump ten. When East played low, South did likewise. As is evident, the ten-spot won the trick. A third trump lead was made next, East's queen falling to South's ace. When play had ended South had fulfilled his contract, losing one heart, one diamond and one club.

When the deal was replayed our new South declarer also arrived at a four-spade contract, via the same sequence of bidding as presented above. But this West defender, unlike his counterpart when the deal was played originally, did not lead a low club at trick one. Instead he chose to open the ace of hearts. He then continued with a second heart, East's queen being ruffed by South. With no clue to guide him (i.e., East's presumed possession of a singleton club), our South declarer now made the normal play in a nine-card suit headed by the ace, king and jack: he cashed the king and ace of trumps, hoping to fell the queen.

And so East's queen of trumps was promoted into a winning trick and South ended up going down one, losing a trick in each suit. Thus the first North-South pair scored 620 points for bidding and making a vulnerable spade game. And their teammates, silting East- -West on the reply, scored 100 points for defeating South's four-spade con- The plane was found about 40 miles north of Cranbrook in the East Kootenay. It went missing while on a flight from Castlegar, in the West Kootenay, to Calgary. Later in the day, another Canadian Forces helicopter discovered the wreckage of the missing Burnaby aircraft.

Both men aboard were dead..