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THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, In Memoriam HEMMING. FIt. Sgt Hemming. In loving memory of our dear son Eddie, who paid the supreme sacrifice Dee. 9th, 193.

"Not a day do we forget you, In our hearts you are always there, We who love you sadly miss you As it dawns another year." Ever remembered by Mom and Dad and Gampa. HEMMING. In loving memory ol our dear nephew and cousin, FIt. Sgt. Edward Hemming (Eddie), who made the supreme sacrifice Dec.

9th, 1943. Ever remembered by Edith, Norman and children. IMRIE. In loving memory of Alex who passed away Dec. 9th, 1938.

Ever remembered by wife and children. KNIGHT, In proud and lovingy memory of our nephew Wilfred Knight, killed in action at Ortona, December 9th, 1943. "Will always be remembered." Dot and George. KNIGHT. In fond and loving memory of Staff Sergeant Wilfred Knight, killed in action Dec.

9th, 1943. can never forget his smiling face, His carefree, happy ways, The smile that won 80 many friends In those bygone, happy days. If all the world were ours to give We would gladly give and more To see the face of the one we love Come smiling through the door. We think of him so often His name we often recall And all that is left to answer us Is his picture on the wall." Sadly missed by his sister Betty and brother-in-law Doug. KNIGHT.

In proud and loving memory of our dear son and brother, Staff Sergeant Wilfred Knight, killed action Dec. 9th, 1943. "Many more like him too true But he was ours and we loved Always in our hearts. Mum, Dad and Roy in Holland. LUCK.

In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Annie, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1942. "At night when all is silent and sleep forsakes our eyes; Our thoughs are on a certain grave where our dear one lies." Ever remembered by Dad, Samuel, Betty, Goldie, Estelle and Irene, McDOWELL. In proud and loving memory of our dear son Pte. Leslie McDowell, killed in Italy Dec.

9th, 1944. "In Ancona, Italy lies our darling son, His battles are over, his victory won, In Ancona, Italy a wooden cross, His name inscribed, 0, what a bitter loss. He was young and strong, his eyes were clear, He had faith in his heart, Held his honor dear. He gave his life, so to keep us free, Oh, God keep him closer and closer to Sadly missed and longed for always. Mother, Dad and Grandma.

McDOWELL. In proud and loving memory of our dear brother, Private Leslie McDowell, killed in Italy on Dec. 9th, 1944. "Dearer to us than words can tell, Was a brother we lost and loved 80 well, We will not forget, we never intend, We think of him daily and will to the end, Wherever we are, whatever do, Always, dear Leslie, we are thinking of you." Sadly missed by and longed for by Leonard, Douglas and Stanley. McDOWELL.

In proud and loving memory of my dear brother Pte. Leslie McDowell, killed in Italy, Dec. 9th, 1944, "Leslie dear, each thought of you Brings sadness to my mind, A brother like you 80 kind and true, Was very hard to find. When God took you He didn't mean To leave us all alone, But without a minute's warning He took you to His home." Sadly missed by his sister Norma. McDOWELL.

In memory of Leslie, good pal and friend, who Italy Dec. 9, 1944. Oh! remember life can be No charm for him, who lives not free! Like the day-star in the wave, Sinks a hero in his grave, Midst the dew-fall of a nation's tears." Jimmy (overseas), Peter. McDOWELL. In loving memory of my dear brother, Pte.

Leslie McDowell, killed in Italy, Dec. 9th, 1944. "Just a memory, fond and true; From one who thought the world of you." Always remembered by his sister, Audrey. MeELLIGOTT. (Hodkin).

In loving memory of a dear mother. who passed away on Dec. 8th, 1943. "A face so loved, so sadly missed, Her smile that was so bright, She was so thoughtful, good and kind, Time cannot blot her from my mind, Your presence is ever near me, Your love remains with me yet, You were the kind of a deal mother, Your daughter will never forget." Helen Hodkin. MeELLIGOTT.

(Hodkin). In loving of my mother Annie E. Thompson Hodkin, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1943. "If all the world were mine to give I'd give it all and more, To see you.

Mother dear, Come smiling through the Sadly missed by daughter Mabel. McELLIGOTT. Hodkin. In loving memory of mother, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1943.

Ever remembered by Norman, Amy, Alan and Shirley. MILLER. In loving remembrance of our dear son-in-law. Curtis, who was taken so suddenly one year ago. "Says the gardener as he passes down the walk, 'Who destroved A that flower, who plucked that plant?" His fellow servant, said 'The And the gardener held his Dad and Mum.

MITCHELL. In loving memory of our only son and brother Pte. John David Mitchell, of the Perth Regiment, killed in action at the Lamone River, Italy, on Dec. 8th, 1944. "He seems 80 near today from bright earth parted While still the sun was early in the skies, As year by year we knew him, eager -hearted, Wings on his feet.

the future in his eyes. In greeting and in love we lean toward him, We, who but as we keep our purpose high, With all for which he died can still reward him, To whom we breathe God-speed, and not goodbve." With all our love, Johp dear. Mom, Dad and Pat. MUSGRAVE. In loving remembrance of a dear wife and mother, Mennie May Musgrave, who passed AWAy Dec.

9th. 1942. Alwavs remembered by Husband, Gertrude. Florence, William and Albert, also Margaret, Colin and Harry. NICHOLSON.

In memory of Hazel who passed away a year ago today. "Beautiful memories are all have left." Remembered by Opal, Bette, Ellen, Ethel, Pat, Tony, Helena, Helen, Phylis, Betty, Dot and Brownie, O'BRIEN. In fond and loving memory of my dear husband John who passed away Dec. 8th, 1941. Always remembered by his loving wife.

"Some day sometime we'll meet again." Lily. PERREAULT. Treasured memories of Albert Eugene, 8. beloved husband and daddie. who left 118 so suddenly one vear ago, leaving many aching hearts.

Sadly missed Mary, Eunice and June and Henry. those who knew him all know How much we lost one year ago." SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1945 Marriages, Births, Marriages, Deeths, Requiem Muss, Engagements, Approaching Mare riages, .30 cents count line of 6 words, part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge day. In Memoriam Cards of Thanks 20 cents per count line el 6 words.

part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge 1.00 per day, Additional lines of verse or quotation 20 cents per count or part line. AYLING. At St. Luke's Hospital, Bradford, England, on Dec.

6th. 1945, to Doris, wife of Fred B. Ayling. a. son.

BOISSELLE. At the Misericorde Hospital, on Dec. 4th, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Boisselle (nee Jeannette Long), a son.

Both well. BOYLE, At St. Mary's Hospital, Dec. 6th, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs.

James Boyle (nee Edna Bacon), a son. (Premature). Baby died. MILLER. At the Hospital, to Mr.

and Mra. J. a son. St. Catharines, Separate 1945, PALEF.

At the Ottawa Civic Hospital, on Nov. 30th, to Mr. and Mra. Sam Palet (nee Millie Crelinston), a son, brother to Richard. SHUSTER.

At the Roval Victoria Hospital on Dec. 7th. 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. C.

Shuster (nee Betty Golden) a daughter, sister to Frima Heuua, YUILE. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Dec. 6th, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yuile, (Enid McBride), a daughter.

I Engagements HALPERT-AUERBACH. Mr. and Mra. S. Auerbach wish to announce engagement of their only daughter Pearl, to Bernie, son of Mr.

A. Halpert and the late Mrs. Halpert. MACKEY-RHEAUME. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Rheaume of Winnipeg wish to announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Therese, to Mr. Douglas J.

Mackey, of Montreal, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mackey cf Halifax. The will take place quietly on wedding Dec. 27th.

in the Sacred Heart Church, Winnipeg. Approaching Marriages Births KALMANOVITCH SCHWARTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schwartz announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Laura to Kalmanovitch, son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. Kalmanovitch, Wedding will take place on Dec. 23rd. at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue.

Baron wishes to announce the ap- Mr. J. proaching marriage of his youngest daughter Sally, to William, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Volodarsky. The marriage to take place Dec. 9th, 1945. Marriages BROOKS RUTHERFORD. The marriage announced of Misa Gertrude L.

Rutherford Toronto to Mr. Murray G. Brooks of Montreal, at the United Church Training School, 214 St. George Street, Toronto, on Dec. 6th, 1915.

OSCARSON MacINNIS. Nov. 20th, at St. Patrick's Church, Montreal, Patricia Anita Macinnis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Marinnis, Antigonish, N. to Nila Stig Oscarson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oscarson, Three Rivers, Que. Deaths ALEPINS.

In Lachine Hospital, Dec. 7th, 1945, aged 22, Desire Alepins, beloved son George Aleping and student in Laval University, Claudine Hougaz Haddad of 6151 Upper Lachine Rd. Remains resting Parat Lecavalier Reg'd. Funeral lour, 562 St. Ferdinand Street.

Funeral Dec. 10th at 9 a.m. in St. Sauveur Church. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

ALLAIRE. Montreal, Dec. 7th. 1945, $, Francis Edward Allaire, 65 years, beloved husband of Eliana Bourgeois. Funeral Dec.

10th, from M. Poirier Funeral Parlour, 6520 St. Denis at 8.30 to St. Ambroise Church for service at 9.00. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, ARONOFF.

Suddenly on Dec. 7th, 1945, at Miami, Florida, Anne Topking, beloved wife of Samuel C. Aronoff, and mother of Edna, Muriel and Dorothy. Funeral notice later. UKRAINIAN SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY Members are requested to attend the funeral of the late Michael Paley from Hubert Funeral Home on Monday, Dec.

10, at 10 a.m. By Order, GEO. CHICKA, Sec. Treasurer. ToNe'S And Plants of Every Variety Obtainable House of flowers Mountain and Sherbrooke MacGILLIVRAY Funeral Chapel TEL.

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inc. Funeral Directors 1234 Mountain St. MArquette 4321 Parking Space Deaths BARC LAY, At Point Fortune, Dec. 8th, 1945, Catherine Anna McClintock in her 93rd year, wife of the late George A. Barclay.

Funeral notice later. BOST ROM. Suddenly, en Dec. 7th, 1945, at her late residence, Eva Young, clearly beloved wife of Robert E. Bostrom, and mother of Mary L.

Bostrom. and sister pf Mrs. E. H. Hodgsor Service and interment at Hudson Heights on Dec.

10th. Please omit flowers. COLE. Suddenly at her residence, 1 York Westmount, on Dec. 7th, 1945.

Florence A. Vollar, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Vollar, in her 82th vear. Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 3426 Park Dec.

10th, at 3.30 "With Christ which is far better." COTE. At his late residence, 5430 7th Rosemount, on Dec. 7th, 1945, Wilfrid Cote, 54 years, beloved husband of Agnes Smith. Resting J. A.

Guilbault Funeral Home, 11th Rosemount. Funeral service Dec. 10th, at 9:15 a.m., St. Philomene Church to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Sudbury and Toronto papers please copy.

DESJARDINS. Montreal, Dec. 6th. 1945, Eugente Oakes, in her 58th year, beloved wife of H. E.

Desjardins, (Proprietor of Desjardina Hotel, Lachute, Que.) Resting at her late residence, Lachute, Que. Funeral service Dec. 10th, at 10 a.m. in Ste Anastasie Church, Lachute. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

DONO VAN. On Dec. 8th, 1945, at her residence 1490 Fort Apt. 310, Ellen Donovan, daughter of the late Peter Donovan and the late Mary Ellen Hennessy. Resting at Thomas Kane Chapel, 1855 Dorchester W.

Funeral service Dec. 10th, at 8.45 a.m. in St. Anthony's Church. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

FINE. Trooper "Joe," accidentally killed overseas, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fine. Brother ot Frank arad Mrs.

Agnes Frank. Shiva at 892 Wiseman Avenue. GRAN NARY, Suddenly in this city on Dec. 6th. 1945.

William Burt Grannary, beloved husband of Mabel Cassidy and father of Vera. Resting at the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University St. Funeral from St. Patrick's Church Dec. 10th at 8 a.m.

to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. GRIFFIN, Suddenly, on Dec. 6th, 1945, Michael Joseph Griffin, beloved husband of Mary Catherine Martin, and father of Michael, Jack, Irene and Agnes Griffin and Mrs. Mary Arbour, and brother of Mary Ann Griffin. Resting at J.

P. Feron Sons', Chapel, 2252 St, Antoine St. Funeral from St. Ann's Church on Dec. 10th, at 9 a.m.

Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. HARVEY. In this city on Dec. 7th, 1945, Vachell Harvey, dearly beloved husband of the late Eliza Sarah (Lyla) Tiffin, aged 79 years. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain 11 a.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery. HILL. Suddenly, at her residence, 464 Bourgeois on Dec. 7th, 1945, Lucy Hampton, wife of the late Walter George Hill and mother of Fred Hill, in her 61st year.

Resting at the Collins-Fetterly Funeral Home 2035 Wellington St. Funeral service in Grace Church on at 2 p.m. HOPKINS. Lucy Blow, dearly beloved wife of J. E.

Hopkins, at her late residence, 2194 Harvard on Dec. 7th. Funeral private. Whitby and Toronto papers please copy. KENNEDY.

On Dec. 7th, 1945, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Bridget beloved wife of the late James S. Kennedy and dearly loved mother of Edna and Vera Shea. Resting at Thos. Kane Chapel, 1855 Dorchester W.

Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church Dec. 10th, at 9 a.m. to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. KISH.

Dec. 6th, 1945, at the St. Justine's Hospital, Gabriel, aged 9 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kish.

Resting at the Chapel of M. A. Blythe Bernier, 3682 Park Ave. Funeral service in the Church of Our Lady of Hungary, 3.30 p.m.. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

LAWRENCE. At her residence, 3575 Marlowe on Dec. 7th, 1945, Helene Lawrence, beloved daughter of Mrs. Helene Lawrence and the late George Lawrence in her 05th year. Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University on Dec.

10th, at 11 a.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery, LIVER MAN. Dec 8th. 1945, at her late residence, 4873 Jeanne Mance Montreal, May, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liverman and sister of Celia, Mrs.

Ben Schaffer, and the late Herman Liverman. Funeral, Sunday, 2 p.m., from the of Paperman Sons. 4081 St. Urbain Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery. Shiva at above address.

MacPHE ERSON. At her son's restdence, 288, 3rd Verdun, Dee. 7th, 1945. Christina Lyman, beloved wife of the late Daniel MacPherson and mother of Daniel MacPherson of the Verdun Fire Department, and Mrs. Alex Brodie.

Funeral from Chas. Halpin Funeral Home Reg'd, 4500 Verdi un at 7.15 a.m., for St. Willibrord's Church. Thence to C.N.R.. Central Station for interment in Glen Robertson, Ontario, Monday.

MeIN TOSH. On Dec. 7th. at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Maggie Shaw, beloved wife of the late George McIntosh and mother of Audrey Burnett of 783 Champagneur Ave. Resting at Thos.

Kane Chapel, 5220 Park Ave. Interment Lachute, Que. OUTT ERSON. Suddenly at San Francisco, on Dee. 4th 1945, Bernice.

P. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Outterson of Athelstan, Que. Funeral notice later.

ROTH. Dec. 7th, 1945, at the rologica1 Institute. Elizabeth Roth in her 17th year, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Valentine Roth of 251 Argyle Ave, Verdun. Resting at tris chapel of M. A. Blythe Bernier, 3682 Park Ave, (near Pine). Funeral service in St.

John's Church, Prince Arthur and Jeanne Mance at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Royal I Cemetery. SMITH. At St. Mary's Hospital, on Fri.

Dec. 7th, 1945, Jane Cunningham, beloved wife o' John Smith, of 5722 5th Rosemount, in ner 53rd year. Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 3426 Park Dec. 10th, at 2 p.m. TOPP.

At Ross Memorial Pavilion of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Dec. 7th, 1945. Frank Topp, dearly beloved husband of the late Clara Matilda Baird, aged 70 years. Remains his late residence. 160 Denison Granby, Que.

Funeral from Granby United Church, at 2 p.m. on Dec. 10th, to Pine Wood Cemetery. WILSON. On Dec.

8th, 1945, at his residence, 151 Abbott Westmount. Thomas Allan Wilson, beloved husband of Mary Louise (Polly) Wilson. Funeral notice later, Collins FUneRAL HOMe 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. DEXTER 1149 Modern Chapel WITH AMMOND" ORGAN In Memoriam The Star will furnish en request booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column.

ADAMS. In loving memory of dearly beloved husband and father, William Bell Adams, who paased away on Dec. 9th, 1935. "Calm is thy slumber as an infant's sizep, But, toil thou and shalt weep. wake no more to Thine is a perfect rest, secure and deep, goodnight." Ever remembered by his loving wife, sons and daughters.

ALT. In loving memory of my dear father, Andrew Alt, who passed away Dec. 9th, 1936. Loved and remembered by his daughter Anna. ANTHONY.

In loving memory of my dear father William H. Anthony who passed away Dec. 9th, 1939. Ever remembered by Mayzie and family. ASCAH.

In loving memory of sister, Pearl Emma, who left us 9th, December, 1942. "Three long years have passed but your memory is as fresh as ever. Inserted by Sister Maud. BLACK. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, George Henry, who passed away Dee.

8th, 1929. "Life is ever Lord of death And Love can never lose its own." Always remembered by wife and family. BOAK, In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Thomas Boak, who passed away Dec. 9th, 1943. Always remembered by his wife and family.

BOAK. In memory of our dear friend. Thomas D. Boak, who passed away Dec. 9th, 1943.

"Ever in our thoughts." Ivy and George. BROWN. In loving memory of James Brown, who passed away Dee. 8th, 1934. Always remembered by his wife and Jack, Nora, Frank and grandchildren.

COLEMAN. In loving memory of dear husband and father William Francis Coleman, who passed away on Dec. 8th, 1940. Sadly missed by his wife and children. COLEMAN.

In loving memory of a dear father and father-in-law, William Francis Coleman, deceased Dec. 8th, 1940. Ever remembered by Willie and Louise, of Sudbury, Ont. COLLAS. In loving memory of 8 dear son and brother Arthur, died in Toronto.

Dec. 8th, 1944. Ever remembered by Father, Mother, Rufus and Viola. CUTHBERT. In loving memory of our dear brother, Fit.

Sgt. Allan Cuthbert, killed in action, four years ago today. "He died that others may live." Always remembered, Grace and Katherine. Di CESARE. In loving memory of Phyllis, dear daughter and sister, who passed away Dec.

8th, 1933. "Some may forget. you, now you are gone; But we will remember, no matter how Lovingly remembered by Dad, sisters and brothers. DUBE. With deepest love and fond remembrance of a loving father and grandfather, who died five years ago today.

Ever remembered by daughter Violet and grandson Jimmie. father, David do do do Douglas Dube, passed DUBE. In fond memory of dear away five years ago, Dec. 9th, 1940. Always remembered by his loving daughter Veva.

EVA. In loving memory of a dear husband and father Richard, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1943. Ever remembered by his wife and family. GILLESPIE.

In proud and loving memory of my dear husband, William Gillesple, passed away 2 years ago today. "Sleep on, dear husband, for it is true, You suffered much but told but few, The one who thought you needed rest. Was God alone, He knew best." Ever lovingly remembered by his wife. GILLESPIE. In loving memory of my dear dad, William Gillespie, passed away two years ago todative often sit and think of you, The things you used to say and do, And wonder why you had to die Without a chance to goodbye." Ever lovingly remembered by his daughter Estelle and son-in-law Fred.

GILLESPIE. In loving memory of a dear Dad and Granddad, William Gillespie, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1943. "Until the day breaks and the shadows flee away We shall Always remembered by his son Jim, daughter-in-law Lizzie and grandchildren. GLOVER.

fond, husband and loving memory of a dear and father George Glover who passed away Dec. 8th, 1936. "Sleep on darling Daddy for it is true You suffered much and told but few The one who thought you needed rest. Was God alone, He knew best." Always remembered by his wife and family. GOLDNEY.

In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Olive, Alexandra, who passed away, Dec. 7th. 1910. "Not a day do we forget you In our heart you are always near We who loved you sadly miss you As it dawns another year." Always remembered by Mother and Connie. GOLDWARG.

In loving memory of A dear husband and father Isadore, who passed away Dec. 9th, 1943. "Beautiful memories are all we have left Of a Dad we loved and will never forget. loving smile, a happy face, A broken link we can never replace." Sadly missed by daughter Rosalind, Louis and children. GOLDWARG.

In loving memory of a dear brother Isidore, who passed away Dec. 9th. 1943. "Beautiful memories are all that are left Of one we loved and shall never forget. A lovely broken smile link we and can happy never face, replace." Sister Bessi.

and family. GOLDWARG. In beloved memory of a dear husband and father Isadore who departed this life Dec. 9th. 1943.

"You are always in our hearts." Ever remembered by your wife and son Saul. GOLDWARG. Isadore. In loving memory of a dear brother, who passed away Dec. 9th, 1943.

We miss you so. Sister Renat HARRIS. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Alexander Harris, who was accidentally killed Dec. 8th, 1931. "Not A day do we forget you In our hearts you are always near We who loved you sadly miss you As it dawns another year." Ever remembered by his loving wife Margaret and family.

HEMMING. In loving memory of my dear brother (Eddie) Flight Serreant Edward Hemming, R.C.A.F., who WAS killed overseas Dec. 9th. 1943. "Deep in our hearts his memory is kept, We smile with the world, but never forget." Ever remembered by Betty and Walter.

MONUMENTS SMITH BROS. EST. 1882 2 2116 BLEURY ST. MA.1420 CATALOGUE ON BEQUEST Theology Gets Overhaul Divinity Colleges to Stress Practical Training of Students Church Leaders Foresee Swing From Emphasis on Greek and Hebrew By Stanley G. Matthews THEOLOGY is being renovated.

professors in the many theological colleges of Canada are today greatly concerned tained, they are also aware that schools to functional education a and both pastors and divinity school graduated from theology well learned Killed Overseas TPR JOSEPH FINE, Canadian Armored Corps, who has been reported accidentally killed overseas in an automobile accident in Holland. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fine, of 892 Wiseman avenue, Outremont, and was 22 years of age.

Trooper Fine joined the Canadian Army in 1941 and went overseas in November of the same year as a member of the Fort Garry Horse. Rev. Martin Reid Plans Discussion on Marriage Rev. Martin Reid, pastor of St. will discuss "Christian Love and Augustine of Canterbury parish, Practical Psychology: Keys to Happiness in Marriage" over radio station CBM tomorrow at 2.30 The religious period the C.B.C.

p.m. is featuring a series of addresses each Sunday afternoon on Christian marriage sponsored by the Young Christian Workers in collaboration with the Radio League of St. Michael. In Memoriam PETROCK. of In fond and loving I memory my dear sister Corrine Bea, who passed away Dec.

9th, 1944. "Dear one you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no more, Still in memory you are with me, As you always were before. If all this world were mine to give, I'd give it all and more, To see the face of the one I loved Come smiling through the door." Sadly missed, always remembered by her broken hearted sister Joan. PIKE. In loving memory of Reuben Pike, who died Dec.

8th, 1941. Ever remembered by Myra and family, Ann and Bob. PIKE. In loving memory of my dear husband, Reuben, passed away Dec. 8th, 1941.

Sadly missed and ever remembered by his wife. POSSNETT. In fond and loving memory of my dear mother Celia Harrison who passed away December 8th, 1941, also my dear father, William Possnett who passed away February 25th, 1925. Always remembered. Alice and George POSSNETT.

In loving memory of our Dec. dear 8th, 1941. mother, Ever who passed away remembered by her daughters Emmie and Guila, and 3071 Cecil. POSSNETT. Treasured memories of my dear mother (nee Celia Harrisson), who passed away Dec.

8th, 1941. Sadly missed by her son Jonn. POSSNETT. In loving memory of a dear Mother and Granny who passed away Dec. 8th, 1941.

Always remembered by Ted and Doreen. RASO. In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away Dec. 5th, 1933. "God thought to give the sweetest thing In His almighty power 'To earth; and deeply pondering What it should be--one hour In fondest joy and love of heart Outweighing every other, He moved the gates of Heaven apart And gave to earth mother!" Always remembered.

Her son Joe. RASO. In loving 'memory of a dear mother and grandmother, who died Dec. 8th, 1933. The "God hill knew was that hard she to was climb suffering So He closed her weary eyelids And whispered.

Peace be thine." Always remembered by Benard, Jennie and grandsons Ronnie and Bobbie. RASO. In loving memory of my dear wife, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1933. "'She was as good as goodness is, Her acts and all her words were kind, And high above all memories I hold the beauty of her Always remembered by her husband Clemento and family, ROBINSON.

In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away on Dec. 8th, 1943. "Dead he is not, but departed. for the Christian never a dies." Ever remembered by his wife Ruby Robinson. ROWCLIFFE.

In loving memory of a dear husband and father, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1933; also a dear sister Dec. 16th, 1944. "He was as good as goodness is, His acts and all his words were kind, And high above all memories We hold the beauty of his mind." Ever remembered by his loving wife Mary, Will, Agnes and family. SCHOFIELD.

In fond and loving memory of a wonderful Mother and pal, Anne Langdon Schofield, who passed away Dec. 8th, 1914. time goes by we miss you more." Charles, Flo, Donald and Lor-a Jane. SPROUL. In loving memory of John who passed away one year ago on Dec.

9th. Sadly missed and always remembered by Daddy, Mother, Ann and Sue. UDALL. In loving, memory of a wonderful Emma Agnes (Payne) Udall, who passed away, 9 ago today, Dec. 8th, 1936.

Everlastingly missed by her daughter Nellie. WILLIAMS. Sgt. Major WilliamsR.C.A.F. In loving memory of dear Bill, who died December 9th, 1940.

"Ever in our thoughts." Mother, Dad, Gurteen, Connie and Ned. Card of Thanks DUKE, We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation of sympathy, beautiful floral offerfor the a acts of kindness, messages ings received from our kind friends, neighbors during, our recent bereavement in of our beloved mother, we especially thank the Rev. Stanley Andrews and Rev. for their kindness. The Duke family, Msgr.

Bazinet Rites Tuesday Ste. Agathe Priest Was in 73rd Year STE AGATHE DES MONTS, Dec. 8 (Star Special) -The funeral service for Msgr. Jean Baptiste Bazinet, parish priest here since 1911, wil itake place in the church on Tuesday at 10 Burial will be in Ste. parish, Agathe Cemetery.

Father Bazinet died here Thursday evening after a long illness. Born at St. Isidore, Prescott County, en November 25, 1873, Father Bazinet took his classical course at Rigaud College, studied theology at Ottawa Seminary and was ordained priest by Bishop Duhamel on June 12, 1897. He served as vicar at Ste. Philippe d'Argenteuil and later at Ste.

Anne's, Ottawa, until May, 1901, when he founded the parish of Plaisance and was named parish priest. Ten years he was appointed parish priest at Ste. Agathe. He was made a Monseigneur on May 23, 1936. Father Bazinet organized the St.

Elizabeth Charitable Society and was one of the founders of the Hospital de la Providence here. Surviving are a brother, Rev. Andre Bazinet, parish priest of Ste. Alma Philippe d'Argenteull; a sister. Mrs.

Quesnel, of Tredwell, and nine nieces. Mother, 2 Children Die in Blaze MATTIE SETTLEMENT. N.S., Dec. -Tragedy struck at this small community yesterday when fire raged through a small two-room bungalow and brought death to Mrs. Angus Delorey and her two children Frances, three and Martha, two.

Flames raged through the building in a matter of minutes, and despite efforts of neighbors to effect a rescue, the trio was trapped in the building. Mr. Delorey was absent from the house when the fire broke out, having gone into the woods in the afternoon to work. TASMANIA OFFICIAL DEAD NEW YORK, 8 -(CP)- Dr. Edmund tressDUDES urer and Deputy Premier of Tasmania, died in Hobart yesterday after several weeks' serious illIn- the Australian News and Bureau reports, He was 75.

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Fal of rea R.I ma Bel stei traditional courses should be mainmore time must be given in their to practical training. Too often, teachers point out, has man been in Hebrew and Greek but lack-Oing in knowledge of matters for which the ministry is directly responsible. Two Courses Open According to Dr. W. A.

Gifford, acting principal of the United Theological College here, two courses are open to the churches. "They may either." he says, "continue in the classical tradition, in which case they must courageously insist upon the acquisition of the necessary prerequisites before students enter theological colleges: or they may abandon the classical tradition in a standard course leading to ordination, while retaining it in a degree course imposed upon all the colleges and appointing a central board of examiners for all." Dr. Gifford has stated, in other words, that the churches must either insist that students be schooled in Greek and Hebrew before entering theological studies, or must set up a separate degree course for divinity students in which the study of these languages is included. The professor admits that the study of Latin, Hebrew and Greek was set up as a classical curriculum by reformers of the 16th century. Today, however, they are all "dead" languages and are increasingly neglected.

Most ministers on pastoral field acknowledge that they forgot their Hebrew and Greek shortly after their ordina- tion. Inadequate Training Prof. Clarence T. Craig, of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology, has said "95 per cent of the ministers graduating from theological seminaries are not being adequately trained to supervise the educational program of the local church." To counteract this alleged failure of the divinity schools, various corrective movements are underway within the principal Protestant denominations of the Dominion and the United States. "Ministers must have a thorough, practical training in all responsibilities active ministry before ordination," Dr.

Harrison E. Elliott, of Union Theological Seminary, New York, has urged. President John A. Mackay, of Princeton Theological Seminary, agreed that "ministers must be capable of communicating a the Christian gospel." That these and other ends will eventually be achieved is the hope of all church educationists. The churches themselves are currently conducting a number of investigations into the advisability of changing curriculums in theological colleges to suit postwar needs.

the United States the International Council of Religious Education is carrying on a two-year study of Christian education, while in Canada each denomination has its own board of religious education, whose concern it is to inquire into the needs of present-day divinity students. It is the belief of most forwardthinking pastors today that the of present extreme shortage clergy in all of the churches will not be alleviated until the theological colleges adopt more "learning by doing" programs. While it is readily acknowledged that theology provides the substance of the minister's sermons, there is a wide gulf between the theologian and the pastor. And this is the gap, say those who advocate renovation of theological studies, that must be bridged. Montrealers Survive Cornwall Weaver CORNWALL, Dec.

8 (C.P.) -Albert Page, 67, a weaver and loom-fixer in mills of Canadian Cottons, here for 55 years, died at his home yesterday after a brief illness. He worked at his trade until a week ago. Surviving are his widow, two daughters and four sons. Henry Page and Mrs. William Booth, both of Montreal are a brother and sister.

Ex-Bank Clerk Here Dies in Cornwall CORNWALL, Dec. 8 (C.P.) Angus J. MacDonnell, 74, clerk at the Hotel Dieu Hospital here 28 years, died at the hospital yesterday after being in ill health for some time. A native of Cornwall, he worked in Minneapolis, and Montreal banks before entering service of the old Ontario Bank here. No close relatives survive.

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