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a THE MONTREAL STAR. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1976 B-5 Announcements and Memorial Notices UN group Deaths GLASER, Alice. At the Jewish General Hospital on January 14th, Alice Goldschmidt, beloved wife of Carlos Glaser, sister of Robert Goldschmidt. Funeral from D.A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke street west on Saturday, January 17th at 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. No visitation. GLASS, Sylvia, At The Father Dowd Memorial Home, on Friday, January 16th, 1976, Sylvia Norrback, beloved wife of the late Joseph Glass and dear mother of Maire (Mrs. J. Hakuli); also survived by two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Funeral service at The Chapel of Wray- Walton- Nrav. 1234 Mountain Street, on Monday, January 19th, at 10 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. GUNN, James William. At Montreal on January 15th 1976.

James W. Gunn, 45 beloved husband of Gertrude Buckingham and dear father of Trudy (Mrs. D. Bounds) James Junior, Debbie and Bruce. Son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. James Gunn. Resting at the Feron Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington Street, from 7:30 p.m. Friday. Funeral service from the chapel, Monday January 19th at 1:30 p.m.

to Montreal Memorial Park Crematorium. HANNAFORD, Harold James. Beloved husband of Florine Grier and the late Marjorie Davie, father of James, Davie and Derek Crawford; step-father of Mrs. Beverley Douglas. Funeral private.

CHARRIS, Hospital, James on G. At Tuesday Cornwall Jan. 13th, 1976. James G. Harris of Glen Robinson, Ont.

Formerly of Hamilton, in his 53rd year. Dear father of James, Ottawa. Ruth, Waterloo. Son of Mrs. Ruth M.

Harris. Brother of Janet Shipley and John Harris of Hamilton, Resting at Dodsworth Browns Funeral Home. Maine St. West at Bay St. Hamilton, Service in the Dodsworth Chapel on Friday at 11.

a.m. Interment Woodland Cemetery. HICKEY, Margaret. At St. Mary's Hospital on Thursday, January 15, 1976.

Margaret Hickey, dearly beloved sister of Helen (Mrs. Leo Lachapelle), Howard, Mildred, Gertrude and Irene (Mrs. F. J. Maguire).

Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5644 Bannantyne Avenue (at Beatty), Verdun, from 2 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Mass Monday, January 19 at 10 a.m. from St. Thomas More Church, Verdun.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. HRANEK, Anna (nee Vdoviak). Suddenly on Thursday, January 15th, 1976, aged 66 years, beloved wife of the late Richard, dear mother of Edward and John, loving grandmother of Jennifer and Romaine. Visiting from Saturday, 2 p.m.

at The Blythe Bernier Funeral Home, 930 St. Roch, Park Extension. Funeral service in the Chapel, Monday, 10 a.m. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Heart Foundation, would be appreciated.

JANES, Lillian. At the Montreal General hospital on Thursday, January 15th, 1976, Lillian Lincoln, beloved wife of Alfred Janes. Dear mother of Kenneth and Linda. Also survived by one sister Mrs. Nell Dawson and two grandchildren.

Visitation from Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 4484 St. Catherine St. East (at William David.) Funeral service from the Chapel on Saturday, January 17th at 10 a.m. Interment Hawthorn Dale Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, Visitation from 2 to 5 and 7 to KING, Arthur.

On Thursday, January 15, 1976, beloved husband of Kitty Bookman, dear father of Bernard and Fred, brother of Mrs. Margie Rothstein, Mrs. Bernice Bernstein and the late Ann Beloff, grandfather of Tod and Natalie. Funeral services from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Friday, January 16 at 12 noon to Russian Polish Sick Benefit Association Cem- etery, de la Savane. KAUFFMAN, Rose (nee Vineberg.) Age 91, on Thursday, January 15, 1976, wife of the late Reuben Kauffman, beloved mother of Lionel and the late Miriam Michaelis, sister of Mrs.

Sam Solomon (Ray), Mrs. Harry Rollett (Lily), Mrs. Israel Hamburg (Dora), the late Harris and the late Abel Vineberg, grandmother of David, Jonothan and Etan, greatgrandmother of Wendy and Adam. Funeral services from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Sunday, January 18, at 10 a.m. Shiva private.

LARIVIERE, Paul Aime. In Cote St. Paul, January 15, 1976, aged 70 years, beloved husband of the late Eugenia Wepruk, of 1487 Galt, Montreal, dear father of Jean Paul, and Andre, also survived by his sister Juliette, his brother Henri, and three grandchildren. Resting at L. Theriault Funeral Home 512 Church Verdun, from Saturday, January 17, at 1 p.m.

Funeral Monday, January 19, leaving at 8:45 a.m. for service at 9 a.m. in St. Paul Church, Cote St. Paul.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. McDONOUGH, Joseph Victor (Vic). At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on January 14, 1976, aged 65 years, beloved husband of Catherine (nee Kay Quintan). Dear father of Melvyn, Donald, Victor and Kevin. Brother of Mary (Mrs.

M. Mitchell) and John A. Also survived by two grandchildren. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke St. West.

Eucharistic celebration in St. Ignatius of Loyola Church on Saturday at 10 a.m. Interment to take place Monday in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. McKEEGAN, Beatrice. At The Montreal General Hospital, on Monday, January 12th, 1976, Beatrice Thompson, wife of the late Buddy McKeegan and dear mother of Bea (Mrs.

K. Zakuta). Private funeral service was held at The Wray-WaltonWray Chapel, 1234 Mountain Street, on Wednesday. The Family of the Late LEAH TINKOFF Wish to express their sincere thanks to their relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy received during their recent bereavement. BARRY McHENRY The family of the late BARRY McHENRY wish to sincerely thank their many friends and relatives for their kind thoughts, prayers, Mass Cards and donations offered and given during our sad farewell to Barry.

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for Monday's paper Rate per word Minimum Charge $3.00 Births ASH. To Stephen and Karen (nee English), formerly of Montreal, their first child, a son, 9 pounds, ounces, born January 10, 1976 in Campbellton, N. B. GASCO. Bob and Dee (nee Davidson) happily announce the arrival of their second daughter, Jill Davidson on January 13th.

HARDING. Christopher announces the birth of his baby brother, Scott Leslie, weighing in at pounds 15 ounces, at St. Mary's Hospital on January 13, 1976. Mommy exhausted, Daddy pooped, and my baby brother is sleeping. Special thanks to Dr.

Dorr and staff. LEITHMAN. Jerry and Nancy (nee Kavanat) proudly announce the birth of their daughter on Thursday January 15th at the Jewish General Hospital. Sister to Jason Bram. Happy grandparents are Mr.

Mrs. Abe Leithman and Mrs. Ben Kavanat and great-grandfathers D. Littman J. Kavanat.

B.H. pleased Robert 1 Gnome announce Dawn (nee the birth of their son, Daniel, on January 9, 1976 at Ste. Mary's Hospital. A brother to Kimberley. WISEMAN.

Ronald and Joyce (nee Schecter) joyfully announce the birth of a son, Leslie Michael, born January 14, 1976 at the Jewish General Hospital. Brother for Michelle Lee. Many thanks to Dr. Shatz and the caseroom staff. Mother and son both well.

YOUNG. Ron and Pat (nee Collingbourne) are happy to announce the birth of their son, Jason, 8 lbs. 2 ozs. on January 13th, 1976, at the Joseph Brent Memorial Hospital, Burt. ington, Ontario.

Brother to Jennifer. Many thanks to Dr. Wm. Johnston and staff. All are well.

Deaths BEAULIEU, Eulalie. At Montreal, January 13, 1976, aged 86 years, Eulalie Galibert, beloved wife of the late Guillaume A. Beaulieu. Survived by her children Guy P. (husband of Mary Amsden), Louise (Mrs.

Charles A. Singer) and Roger L. Q.C. (husband of Andree Prieur); also nine grandchildren Suzanne, Pierre, Denise, Marc, Nicole and Michele Beaulieu and Georges, Paul and Louis Singer and many nephews and nieces. Funeral Saturday January 17, from J.R.

Deslauriers and Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges Road for service in Notre Dame des Neiges Church at 11 a.m. Interment Monday January 19, Cote des Neiges Cemetery. In lieu of flowers any donations to Philanthropic Society would be gratefully appreciated. Visitation Thursday after 2 p.m. BREMNER, John David (Terry).

Accidentally on Wednesday January 14, 1976. John David Bremner aged 11 years of Greenfield Park, beloved son of Douglas and Elsja, dear brother of Leonard, Joyce and Joan. Visitation on Friday from 2 to 9 p.m. at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, South Shore Facilities, 307 Riverside Drive (at Argyle) St. Lambert.

Funeral service from the Chapel on Saturday January 17 at 10 a.m. To Mount Royal Crematorium. (Parking on premises). CARGILL, James J. Suddenly, January 14, 1976.

Strictly private services, no flowers. Please send donations to Heart Foundation. CHAN, Mary. Suddenly at the Royal Victoria Hospital on Thursday, January 15, 1976. Mary Lem beloved wife of Donald Chan.

Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers Street (at de Maisonneuve) from 2 to 5p.m. and 7 to 9p.m. Saturday. Funeral notice later. (Parking on premises).

EATON, Albert. Suddenly on Thursday, January 15, 1976, husband of the late Eva Litwak. Survived by nephews and nieces. Funeral services from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Sunday, January 18, at 10:45 a.m. to Memorial Cemetery, de la Savane.

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In Work. Cumberland, England, December 27th, 1975. Edith, in her 79th vear, beloved aunt of Ralph William, Wilmington. Delaware, Robert Allan. Montreal, Mrs.

A. E. Jenner (Vena), Montreal. Mrs. William Drew (Phyllis), Burlington, Ontario, Mrs.

G. W. Turner (Carole), Oakville, Ontario. Service was held December 31, 1975 in Workington. MELIHERCSIK, Elizabeth (nee Czim bolinetz).

On Tuesday, January 13th, 1976, aged 75 years, beloved wife of the late Istvan, loving mother of Steve, Andy, Mary (Mrs. R. G. Gardner), Julie (Mrs. G.

Dew) and Elizabeth (Mrs. S. Repasi); also survived by eleven grandchildren. Resting at The Blythe Bernier Funeral Home, 930 St. Roch, Park Extension.

Funeral service in Our Lady of Hungary Church, Saturday 10 a.m. Interment St. Enfant Jesus Cemetery, Pte. aux Trembles. MELHADO, Gerald Carlton, M.D.

Passed away at Ste. Anne's Hospital, January 10th, 1976, in his 87th year, beloved husband of Eleanor Moreshead, brother of Gurney of Homestead, Florida and uncle of cherished nephew Paul G. Mackley of Beaconsfield, Quebec. Private service was held on Wednesday, January 14th. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.

MOLLOY, Caroline. At Montreal on Wednesday January 14, 1976. Caroline Henderson beloved wife of the late Harry Molloy and dear mother of Mabel (Mrs. R. Kirbyson), Gordon and Robert.

Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5644 Bannantyne Avenue (at Beatty) Verdun. Funeral service Saturday January 17 at 10:30 a.m. from the Chapel. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. Visiting hours from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

MOORE, Kenneth. At Lachine, on January 15, 1976, in his 74th year, beloved husband of Jacline Vasseur, dear father of Lorraine (Mrs. Roy Foster). Funeral service at Raoul Bourgie Funeral Home 1750 Notre Dame, Lachine (corner 18th on Saturday, January 17, at 10:45 a.m. thence to Montreal Memorial Park Crematorium.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Research Institute, 110 Pine Ave, Montreal, Dr. A. Barbeau, would be appreciated. MORGAN, Adeline (Addy). Peacefully at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on January 14th, 1976.

Loving mother of Enett and the late Edna, also survived by loving sister Mrs. Ida Nelson, nephew Justin Mason all of New York, beloved friend of Harold and Nancy Ship, devoted adopted grandmother of Martin, Heidi, Annabelle and Steven. Resting at J. P. Feron Sons Funeral Home, 2252 St Antoine Street from 1 5.

7 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Funeral service in Union United Church on Saturday, January 17th at 10:30 a.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. Donations to Union United Church Scholarship Fund would be gratefully appreciated, Rev.

S. Gaboural, 3007 Delisle Street, Montreal RANALLO, (Joseph). In Montreal, January 14th, aged 74, Joseph Ranalio, beloved husband of Marcelle Bourbonnais, beloved father Imbrogno), of Jean rest(Geromina ing at J. C. Roy Funeral Home, 3340 Concorde in Duvernay, Laval.

Funeral will be held Saturday, January 17th. Service at 10 a.m. at Notre Dame des Ecores Church. Thence to St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery.

SAUNDERS, Pauline. At the Reddy Memorial Hospital, on January 15, 1976, Pauline Sanderson, beloved wife of the late Robert Norman Saunders of Strathmore, dear mother of Robert William. John Eugene, and Thomas Basil. Also survived by seven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral service from D.

A. Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire, Monday, January 19, thence to Hudson Heights for burial. SELNEKOVIC, Joseph. On Wednesday, January 14th, 1976, aged 73 years, beloved husband of Sonya Jakubec, loving father of Sonia and dear brother of Maria Gonglik of Czechoslovakia. Resting at The Blythe Bernier Funeral Home, 3682 Park near Pine.

Funeral service in St. Cyril Method Church, Friday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. SKILLING, Winifred Louise. At the Montreal General Hospital on January 15th, 1976, Winifred Louise Fitton aged 52 years, beloved wife of John Skilling, dear mother of Linda, John and Joseph.

Funeral from D. A. Collins Memorial Chapel, 222 Metropolitain Blvd. (Hywy 20 at Cartier), Pointe Claire, on Saturday, January 17th, at 10 a.m.to Montreal Memorial Park Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the Canadian Cancer Society in her memory will be greatly appreciated.

SODEN, Violet Ida (nee McNamara), On the 13th day of January, 1976, of 3559 Northcliffe Avenue, Montreal, formerly of Bedford, Quebec. Beloved wife of the late Robert Bowden Soden, dear mother of Roberta and James Arthur and motherin-law of Stan Machnik and Edna (McConkey) Soden, also survived by her grandchildren, Stephen Machnik, Ann Soden, Robert Soden (husband of Corinne Vaughan), Joan Armstrong, Margaret Soden (Mrs. Scott Hean), Paul Machnik, Lesley Soden and Philip Machnik and by her great granddaughter, Jenny (Vaughan) Soden. Resting at Clarke, MacGillivray, White, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal. Visiting hours 2 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. Eucharistic service to be conducted at St. Augustine's Church, 5565 Cote St. Antoine Road, Montreal, at 10:00 a.m. on the 16th of Jansary, 1976, with interment at the Field of Honour, Pointe Claire, Quebec.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice is suggested. THORSLUND, David. In Maple Ridge, B.C. on Jan. 15th, 1976, David Thorslund, in his 86th year.

Beloved husband of Edith Johnson, dear father of Lillian (Mrs. G. Roche), Alice (Mrs. T. Lonergan), Eleanor (Mrs.

G. Van der Sman), all of Vancouver, B.C. Edith (Mrs. R. Beddie), Belleville, and David.

TIMUROGLU, Jerry. At his residence on January 14, 1976, aged 34 years. Survived by his mother and his brother Jack. Resting at Armstrong Funeral Home, 3426 Park Avenue. Funeral service on Saturday at 10:00 a.m.

from St. Gregory The luminator Church. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Domaine of Quebec The officers and members of Grand Lodge wish to extend their sincere sympathy to Bro. Lou Frost.

P.G.C.. on the loss of his wife Berdie. May the family be spared further sorrow. IRVING WEINER. P.C.

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Dr. Robert Woetzel, co-ordinator for the fourth International Law Conference held under United Nations auspices, said it will take about five.more years to establish a world court to handle such crimes. He said a year will be needed to set up a commission of inquiry on these crimes. and the final step. "will be the establishment of a world court." Woetzel, who is president of the foundation for the Establishment of an International Criminal Court, in Newton, said of the conference which ended Tuesday: "The important thing here is that the Marxist sat down with the capitalist to cut down on the levels violence in everybody's interest." defined conference crimes with which it is dealing as "acts of international terrorism intended or calculated to create a state of terror in the minds of particular people, or a group of persons, or the general Another part of the agreement said a violation will be blockades, dumping or embargoes: use of food, or financial or other resources as instruments of coercion." In Memoriam ALLIN, Fred.

In loving memory of a dear brother and brother-in-law who passed away January 16, 1972. Always in our thoughts. Ever remembered by John and Olive. ALLIN, Fred. In loving memory of my beloved brother Fred who passed away, membered January by sister 16, 1972.

Erma. Always reBEAUCHAMP, Edna. In loving memory of a dear sister who passed away January 16 1969. "A beautiful soul in the garden of rest, God bless you dear Edna, you are never Sadly missed by your sister Ena and family. BROWN, Richard.

In loving memory of a dear son who passed away January 16, 1971, also my dear husband Gordon, July 18, 1963. "Treasured memories are all have left Of a son and husband loved and would never forget." Sadly missed Mom. DAVIES, Harry. In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away January 16, 1973. "Good looked around his garden and saw an empty place, He looked upon the earth below, He saw your tired face, He put his arms around you, And lifted you to rest.

God's garden must be beautiful, For he only takes the best." Always remembered by wife Christena and family, Margery and Hugh. Linda and Allan, Jo-Ann and Jules, Christopher and Lorraine. DONATO, Fred. In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away January 15th, 1971. "If I could have one wish come true, I would only wish I had you.

Your loving wife Pauline. HAXTON, Robert. In loving memory of our dear dad and grandfather who passed away January 16, 1971. "Too dearly loved to be forgotten." Helen, Alex and Donald. HAXTON, Robert.

Irt loving memory of my dear husband who passed away January 16, 1971 "Loved and remembered always." Mary. LIGHTMAN, Annie. Treasured memories of a devoted mother and grandmother who died January 16, 1958 (24 days in Teveth). Lovingly remembered by son-in-law Kenny and grandchildren Arlene, Linda, Larry, Anne and Harriet. LIGHTMAN, Annie.

In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed away January 16, 1958. (24 days in Teveth). "Just as you were you will always be, Cherished and loved in our memories." Sadly, daughter-in-law missed by Lily son and Norman. grandchildren Michael and namesake Anne. LIGHTMAN, Annie.

In loving memory of our dear sister who passed away January 16, 1958. Remembered by your sisters and brothers. LIGHTMAN, Annie. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed away January 16, 1958 (24 days in Teveth). "Treasured memories are all we have left, Of a mother we loved and will never forget." Ever remembered by daughter Sheila, son-in-law Ralph, grandchildren Jeffrey and namesake Andrea and son Milton.

MALOTT, Archie. In loving memory of my dear father who passed away January 16, 1974. "If tears could build a stairway And heartache a lane I'd climb all the way to Heaven And bring you home Sadly missed by daughter Ella and family. MALOTT, Archie. In loving memory of my husband Archie, who passed away suddenly, two years ago today.

January 16. 1974. "Gone but not forgotten." Wife Carrie. MALOTT, Archie. In sad and loving memory of a dear father, father-inlaw and grandfather who passed away two years ago today, January 16, 1974.

'A light is from our household gone, A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. Some may think you are forgotten, Though on earth you are no more; But in memory you are with us. As you always were Always remembered by Betty, Kelvin, Karen, Kathy, Bill. MINKOWSKY, Joe. In loving memory of a dearly beloved husband and father and grandfather who passed away on January 15, 1948.

Always remembered by his wife Rose, son Nelson, daughter Shirley, son-in-law Nat and grandchildren Shelley and Joel. SHUTE, John Haig. Treasured memories of a dear son who passed away suddenly January 16, 1968. "Deep in my heart you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day. So sadly missed, Mom.

STAMP. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Kevin R. Stamp, who passed away January 16. 1974. "Beautiful memories are wonder.

ful things, They last till the longest dav. They never wear out, they never get lost. And can never be given away. To some you may be forgotten, To others a part of the past. But to us who loved and lost you.

Your memory will always Always loved and remembered by your wife Elizabeth and family, Shirley, Sandy, Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs. Chester McGee and five grandchildren. STONER, James.

In loving memoof Dad who passed away January 16, 1975. "Rest in peaconnie, Tillie and Lille. B.C. VANCOUVER (CP) Opposition is growing to plans that may drop one and perhaps several United States television stations from the Vancouver's cable TV dial. The Canadian Radio-Television Commission, the governing body of all radio and TV in Canada, requires that priority be given Canadian stations on the limited cable service.

The CRTC already has approved one new private television station for the Vancouver area and, in hearings that open here Feb. 2, it will hear further applications from the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Among other applications is one for a licence renewal from the company that operates Vancouver Cablevision. The company application includes plans to drop KIRO TV Seattle in favor of Vancouver's new private station, Western Approaches which is aiming to go into operation in September. The CRTC will also consider an application for a French-language CBC station here.

On Feb. 5. it will also consider an application in Victoria for a local CBC station in the provincial capital. If the CRTC approves the French station, Vancouver Cablevision must drop another U.S. station.

One would stay And if the Victoria CBC station is also approved, another two U.S. channels would have to be dropped for technical reasons. leaving only one U.S. channel on the cable. When Gary Bannerman, who runs an open-line show on CKNW radio in nearby New Westminster.

mentioned the proposed cancellation of Seattle's KIRO-TV on his show Wednesday, the station was flooded with calls. Bill Quinn, a station spokesman, said three phones were set up to handle the extra calls, estimated at 3.000 000 1 Wednesday, and another 500 in a two-hour span yesterday. "It's gotten out of hand." said Mr. Quinn. "We started printing a few petitions, then about a thousand, then it was 5.000 and we were out of forms and had to get more Each petition has room for 27 names.

Mr. Quinn said several businesses offered to distribute the petitions, but most of them were picked up from the station by individuals. Jack Webster, open-line host for CJOR in Vancouver, said Wednesday after a program devoted to the issue. that most of his callers had seemed reasonably calm. "There's been the usual flood of mourning calls." he said.

"There's not so much resentment as mass frustration at the reduction." He said most of his listeners complained about the cost of converters which will receive U.S. stations when Cod war talks to continue may lose TV stations CP Wirephoto Vancouver viewer holds converter for U.S. channels. they are switched to now-unused channels. Cable companies estimate converters will cost between $75 and $100 to each subscriber.

Premier Cablevision, and its subsidiary, Vancouver Cablevision, have applied to the CRTC for an expanded channel service and a $1 increase in subscriber fees to help finance it. Stuart Wallace, Premier president, estimated it would cost $18 million to rebuild the Vancouver system and to provide a 30-channel capacity with the aid of a converter. Mayor Art Phillips said Wednesday he wanted to make a private submission to the CRTC hearing to protest any attempt to remove U.S. channels. Last year.

Mr. Phillips said, he opposed the elimination of U.S. network stations to make way for new Canadian channels and his office was flooded with calls supporting his stand. "Cable television is a community antenna service," Mr. Phillips said.

"I think the peoreceiving service should make the choice of what they want to see and not (CRTC chairman) Harry Boyle." However, Bob McGall, B.C. director of the CBC, said this week that budget cutbacks gave the CBC no choice but to file a less ambitious application with the CRTC for the Victoria station. The CBC has been criticized for seeking a new station in Victoria because it will carry almost the same programs broadcast by its Vancouver station. The only exception would be i in area of local programming, which the revised CBC application has cut back to seven hours from a proposed 15 hours weekly. When the CBC applied for a Victoria station in 1973, it was rejected on the grounds that it proposed only five hours of local programming.

Jean Riou, director of the Federation des Franco-Col- ombiens. said yesterday a new French station would not automatically remove a U.S. channel from the cable dial if three other existing channels are used. The three channels are known as impaired, because they transmit ghost images. The CRTC requires cable companies to give any Canadian station a good quality channel.

Ghost images are caused on certain channels when a set receives strong cable signal, plus a weaker direct signal through the set's own aerial. Mr. Riou said the federation thinks the CRTC should change its regulations against using impaired channels. He also said the CBC already has transmitter, studios and equipment for the French station, and the French network television signal has been in Vancouver for the past few years. He estimated the station could operate with a staff of three technicians.

U.K. view on Palestine 'worrisome' to Washington REYKJAVIK, Iceland (Reuter) NATO SecretaryGeneral Joseph Luns said yesterday he hoped Iceland would defer any drastic action against Britain in their until he has had a meeting with British officials next week to continue a mediation attempt. Luns spoke to reporters af-. ter talks yesterday with the Iceland government, which is contemplating a diplomatic break with London because British trawlers are operating with naval escort inside a new, 200-mile Icelandic fishing limit. Iceland says a British frigate deliberately rammed one of its patrol boats sent out to police the limit.

Luns said yesterday: have a hope that the Icelandic government will delay all drastic action against Britain until they have carefully studied the British reaction to what I have to Informed sources in London said yesterday they thought Luns would meet British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan early next week. There was no comment from the Icelandic government yesterday on whether a decision on diplomatic relations with London was being deferred. Luns said that "the presence of British warships in Icelandic waters is one of the great obstacles to 'be UNITED NATIONS (AP) Britain told the Security Council yesterday it must "take account of the legitimate political rights of the Palestinian people" in setting out essential principles for a Middle East settlement. The U.S. state department has not gone beyond saying a settlement should cover Palestinian "interests." U.S.

sources described as Britain's use of the word "rights." They explained that the United States would like to see a reconvening of the Geneva peace conference. dormant for two years. They indicated concern that Israel which is boycotting the council debate because the Palestinian Liberation Organization is participating might also avoid the Geneva forum if the council endorses Palestinian rights. There has been no formal U.S. reply to a Soviet proposal Nov.

9 that the Soviet Union and the United States as co-chairmen reconvene the conference and invite the PLO totake part. Soviet ambassador Jacob Malik told the council yesterday that resumption of the conference is "made necessary by life itself." He said that in its current Middle East-and-Palestine debate, it should "properly prepare" for the conference and the PLO should be invited along with the original parties Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Israel. British ambassador Ivor Richard urged the council to one-sided actions which would make it even more difficult to create that climate of confidence necessary for successful negotiations." The new position on Palestinian rights left the United States the only major power that has not acceded to the concept. Arab diplomats said a committee of Arabs working on a resolution expected to have at least one and perhaps two or three versions ready Monday. MacEachen hears PLO case again AMMAN (CP) External Affairs Minister Allan MacEachen arrived here yesterday on a Middle Eastern tour in which he has heard repeated calls for Canadian recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization.

MacEachen arrived from Saudi Arabia, where an agreement on economic cooperation was signed following a general round of discussions described by Canadian officials as successful. Prince Saud AI Faisal, Saudi foreign minister. pressed his country's view that Canada should recognize the PLO during talks with MacEachen. Faisal told reporters after the meeting that the PLO. widely regarded as a terrorist organization in Canada, is the choice of the Palestinian people.

Earlier this week Egyptian President Anwar Sadat also called for Canadian recognition of the PLO, telling reporters after meeting MacEachen that recognition of the organization as the sole representative of the Palestinian people would contribute to world peace. Jordan is the third country on MacEachen's tour of five Middle Eastern states. He goes on to Baghdad, Iraq, tomorrow. The economic agreement signed in the Saudi capital of Riyadh calls for creation of an economic commission which will help Canadian business cash in on billions of dollars worth of Saudi spending under a five-year plan of development. The Saudis plan to spend $145 billion during the course of the plan.

Prince Faisal said the agreement will provide a framework under which the relationship between Canada and Saudi Arabia can be expanded. He said Saudi Arabia will open an embassy in Ottawa shortly. 1.