The Montreal Star from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 14

Birtha, Marriages, Deatha, Requiem Mass, Engagements, Approaching Marriages, 30 cento per count line of words, part linea counted as full lines. Minimum cherge 1.50 per day, In Memoriam and Cards of Thanks 20 cents per count line of 6 warda, part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge, Additional 1.00 per lines day. of verse er quetation 20 centa per count line or part line. Births ABRAMOVITCH.

On Nov. 13th, 1944, Jewish General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Abe Abramovitch (nee Rubye Flanders), A sister to Jackie. BLACKADAR.

At the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital on Nov. 10th, 1944. to Grace, wife of A. V. Blackadar, a BOURNE.

At the Royal Victoria Montreal Maternity Hospital, Nov. 14th, 1944, to Maria, wife of J. Douglas Bourne, a daughter. CADY. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, Nov.

11th, 1944, to Lieut. (Overseas) and Mrs. M. B. Cady (nee Hazel Farrell), of Cowansville, Que.

A daughter. CORBETT. At the Private Patients' Pavilion, Toronto General Hospital, on Nov. 10th, to Major and Mrs. Dawson F.

B. Corbett (nee Peggy McCordick), a daughter. DANSEREAU. On Nov. 11th, 1944, Are Hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. F. C. Dansereau (nee Alice Beauchemin), a son, DUBRULE. At the Woman's General Hospital, on Nov.

12th, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dubrule (nee Carmen Boyer), a daughter. Both doing well. ECCLES.

At the Catherine Booth Hospital, Nov. 10th, to Mr. and Mra. J. S.

N. Eccles (nee Olive Henry), a son. Both well. GATES. At.

the Homeopathic Hospital on Nov. 13th, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Gates, a daughter, a Hister for Joan. HAMPSHIRE. Mr. and Mrs. Hampshire (nee Dorothy Marks), at Royal Victoria Hospital, on Nov 13th, A sister for Bobby.

Both doing well. HOROWITZ. At Gilford, England, 12th. 1944, and Mrs. Robert Horowitz (nee Sylvia Goldberg), a daughter.

Both well. KEENAN. At St. Mary's Hospital, Nov. and Mrs.

Fred Keenan, A daughter." Both well. LEVERETTE. At the Royal Victoria ALE master Hospital, Lleut. Nov. and 13th, Mra.

1944, G. M. to Lever- Payette (nee 1 Ruth Beamish), a son, John Spencer. LURIE. At the Jewish General Hospital on Nov.

14th, 1944, to Mr. Charles (nee Mildred Wagner), daughter. Both doing well, MOSES. the Jeanne D'Arc Hospital, on Nov. 12th, to Mr.

and Mra. M. Moses, (nee Lily Nissenson), a daughter. Both doing well. A sister to Edith and Allen.

PREST. On November 11th, 1944, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, to Eileen, wite of H. B. (BIll) Prest, a son. Both well, ROTH.

At the Jewish General Hospital, on Nov. the 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roth, a son, brother to Eleanore and Lois. ROUS.

At the Western Division Montreal General Hospital, Nov. 13th, 1944, to Colin C. Rous (Overseas) and Mrs. Rous, a daughter, Lorna Jo-Ann. RUST.

At Royal Victoria Hospital on Nov. 13th, to H. Ian Rust, A.F.C. (R.A.F. overseas), and Mrs.

Rust (nee Cella MacDonald), a son. Stillborn. WADE. At the Catherine Booth Hospital, on Nov. 13th, 1944, to Donald M.

Wade (Overseas) and Mre. Wade (nee Della Peek), twin sons. Stillborn. WARD. At the Sherbrooke Hospital Nov.

12th, 1944, to Glenna, wife of Duncan A. Ward, A daughter, Mary Jane. Florist J. Nielsen, "Grower FUNERAL FLOWERS DUPUIS DECARIE AT. 1184 Marriages, Brathyal FLORISTS CITA RI IONS MONTREAL St.

Catherine at Guy FI. 2491 Greenhouse Shop WE. 2718 Mt. Royal Hotel PL. 4550 PL.

4444 And Plants of Every Variety Obtainable House of flowers Inc. Mountain and Sherbrooke FRANK M. FERON One Office Only Reg'd. Funeral Director 1346 Dorchester St. West MArquette Mortuary Est.

over 7858 Chapel 80 years. Now under management of GARFIELD MULLINS J. F. Wilson Funeral Directors Our Chapel is equipped with Hammond Organ (24 Hours Service) PHONE 5531 Verdun Ave. YORK (at EGAN Ave.) 3404 D.A.Collins FuneRAL HOMe 5610 Sherbrooke St.

W. DEXTER 1149 Modern Chapel WITH "HAMMOND" ORGAN Engagements PASOFF-FINKEL. Mr. and Mra. Nathan Finkel take pleasure in announcing the engagement of their daughter Anita to Irving, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Pasoff, Approaching Marriages ROSENZWEIG-HOROVITZ. Mrs. I Sederoft wishes to announce the approaching marriage of her slater Jennie Horovitz, youngest daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Horovitz, to David Rosenzwelg, NOR of Adolphe Rosenzweig and the late Mrs. Rosenzwelg, which will take place Nov. '19th, 1944. Marriages Marriages WILLIAMSON McMURTRY.

marriage is announced of FO. Eric Stanley Williamson, R.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Williamson, Edgware, Middlesex, England, to Caroline Voris McMurtry, daughter of Mr.

and Mra, Gordon 0. Metook Murtry, place quietly at St. Andrew's Westmount. The ceremony United Church, Westmount, on November 13th, 1944. Deaths BALFOUR.

Suddenly on the 13th, at his home, 410 Holland Ottawa, George Driscoll Balfour, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Balfour. Funeral on 15th a Inst.

from Hulse and Playfair, Ottawa. BOYLE. At Montreal, Nov. 13th, 1944, aged 68, Elizabeth Welsh, beloved wife of Joseph Patrick Boyle, of 750 College, St. Remains resting at Urgel Funeral Parlors, 2630 Notre Dame West.

Funeral Nov. 16th, in St. Thomas Church. Thence Cote des Aquinas Neiges Cemetery. CAIRNS.

Suddenly at his realdence, 6371 Marquette on Nov. 13th, 1944. John William Gilmour Cairns, beloved husband ul Edith Mann. Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University on Nov. 16th, at 2 p.m, to Mount Royal Cemetery.

CLEARY. On Nov. 13th, 1944, Al his residence, 5643 Jeanne Mance, Arthur Cleary beloved husband of Margaret Conway in his 85th year. Funeral from Thomas Kane Chapel, 5220 Park Nov. 16th, at 8:15 a.m.

to St. Michael's Church. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery. COLLINS. At her late residence, 3697 Park on Nov.

1944, Margaret Jessie Robinson, beloved wife of the late Michael Collins, and sister of Joshua Robinson of Mascouche, in her 87th year. Funeral leaving the above address Nov. 16th, 1944, at 1.30 p.m. for service and burial at 2.30 p.m., Grace Church, Mascouche, Que. HARPER.

Suddenly in this city on Nov. 13th, 1944, William Robert Harper in his 52nd year, dearly beloved husband of Mary Wright, of 2260 Wilson Ave. Funeral from D. A. Collins' Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke on Wed.

evening at 8 o'clock. Interment at Richmond, P.Q., on Thurs. morning. LeBROOY. At the Private Patient's Pavilion of the Montreal General Hospital, on Nov.

11th, 1944, Muriel Dolores Fages, dearly beloved wife of Herbert Terrence LeBrooy. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain at 3 p.m. on Nov.

14th, to Mount Royal Cemetery. LINTON. At residence, 247 Brock Ave. Montreal West, on Nov. 13th, 1944, John Hakesley, dearly beloved son of Mr.

and Mrs. John P. Linton. Resting at his home. Funeral service at St.

Phillip's Church, on at 2:30 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery, McCUTHEON. In Montreal, Nov. 13th, 1944, aged 79, died Mary Jamieson, beloved wife of the late Isaac McCutheon. Funeral Nov. 17th, leaving from her son-in-law's, Mr.

Edgar Charbonneau, 6589 Chateaubriand, at 8.45 to St. Edouard Church. Service at 9, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, McEWEN. At the Verdun General Hospital, Nov. 13th, 1944, James William McEwen, beloved husband of Melba Varden, of 6277 Hadley Ville Emard, aged 31 years.

Funeral Nov. 15th, p.m., from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington St. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery.

McGLINCHY. At the Verdun General Hospital, Nov. 13th, 1944, Francis Bernard, beloved husband of Delena Holden, and father of Patrick, Mrs. H. Ronaldson, Mrs.

L. Mulling and brother of James McGlinchy of London, England. Funeral from Chas. Halpin's Funeral Home 4500 Verdun a.t 8.45 a.m. for St.

Willibrord's Church. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, McQUIGG. At Montreal, Nov. 14th, 1944, Margaret Ross McQuigg dearly beloved sister of Mrs. Richard Hemsley.

Funeral from D. A. Collins' Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke on at 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. MITCHELL.

At The Montreal General Hospital, Nov. 13th, 1944, Alfred Mitchell age 56 years, beloved husband of Ethel Grandin of 5844 Verdun Ave. Remains resting at The J. F. Wilson Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave.

Service in the Chapel Wed. Nov. 15th at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. MILLEN.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital Nov. 13th, 1944, Grace Leslie Cruikshank Shivas, dearly loved wife of John Ernest Millen, 212 Cote St. Antoine in her 71st year. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountain 2 p.m. Nov. 15th. Please omit flowers. NEWEY.

In this city on Nov. 13th, 1944, Alice Evison Newey, aged 72 yrs. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 11 a.m.

to Mount Royal Cemetery, O'BRIEN. On Nov. 12th, at his residence. 817 Duluth Patrick J. O'Brien, beloved husband of Eliza Robinson and father of Kay O'Brien, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. M. O' Brien, and brother of Mrs. Jos. Campbell and Eddy O'Brien.

Resting at Thos. Kane Chapel, 5220 Park Ave. Funeral from St. Agnes Church Nov. 15th, 9 a.m, to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

REID. On Nov. 11th, 1944, Andrew Reid, beloved husband of Sabiola Rochon, in his 51st yr. Funeral from his late residence, 364 5th Verdun, at 8:15 a.m., Nov. 15th.

Requiem Mass at 8:30 in Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, Verdun. Thence to Chateauguay village where another mass will be chanted at 10 a.m. Interment Chateauguay Cemetery, RUFFO. At Montreal, Nov. 12th, 1944, aged 68, Julia Garcia, beloved wife of Jean Ruffo, of 5450 Coolbrook ave.

Funeral Nov. 15th, at 9 a.m., in St. Antonin Church. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery. SWAN.

At 1823 Lincoln on Nov. 14th, 1944, Nicholas Swan, beloved husband of Annie Elise Wilson, in his 90th year. Remains resting at the Chapel of Tees St. Luke and Towera Sta. Funeral notice later.

Deaths On Artive Seruire HALDANE. Cpl. James Westminster Regt. (Motor), (formerly Victoria Rifles). dearly beloved second son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Haldane killed in action in Italy, Sept. 24th, 1944. Requiem Mass at St. Anthony'a Church on Nov.

16th, at 7 a.m. 111 Memoriam The Star will furnish on request a booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. MONUMENTS SMITH BROS. EST. 1882 CA 1210 BLEURY ST.

MA.1420 CATALOGUE ON REQUESTS DIES OF WOUNDS: Pte. Robert W. Millen, U. S. reported to have died of wounds.

Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. Millen, of Montreal, Private Millen before enlisting was employed by the Jaeger Company, Limited, here and in New York. He is survived by his wife, the former Mildred Pierce, of Montreal; two children, Carol and Robert; two brothers, George, Toronto, and William, in the Royal Canadian Navy; and two sisters, Mrs.

Jerome Smith and Mrs. S. M. Barclay, of Montreal. In Memoriam BORGAN.

Billy, In loving themdevoted husband and father, ory who passed away Nov. 14th, 1941. "We who loved him miss him most. His loving wife a and son. BROWN.

In affectionate memory of A dear wife, Mra. Reta Blanche Brown (nee McCall), who died at Kingston, Nov. 14th, 1941. Captain T. G.

Brown. CUNNINGHAM. In memory of a a dear husband and father, John Cunningham, who departed this life on Nov. 14th, 1942. "We miss him most who loved him best; Grant him, Dear Lord, eternal rest." By his loving wife and son, Jack, ELLIS.

In memory of my dearly beloved husband L-Cpl. Edward James Ellis, 4th Field Royal Canadian Engineers, killed on Active Service overseas Nov. 14th, 1940. "Not just today but every day, In silence I remember." Mary Ellis. ELLIS, In loving memory of E.

J. Ellis, accidentally killed on Nov. 14th, 1940. "Gone but not forgotten." Inserted by Reta, Bert and family. GAUDIN.

In loving memory of our dear mother and wife Mina Helen, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1943. loving and kind in all her ways, Straight and just to the end of her days, Sincere and kind in heart and mind, What beautiful memory she left behind." Always remembered and sadly missed by Dad, Mabel, Frank and Charlie. GAUDIN. In loving memory of my dear mother who passed away Nov.

14th, 1943. Always remembered and sadly missed by her daughter, Dorothy. GIBSON. In loving memory of Irene, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1936.

"Always in our hearts." Ever remembered by Mother, Dad, Viola, John, Irene. HARRIS. In loving memory of our dear brother Hesse, who departed this life Nov. 14th, 1938. Ever remembered by 'the Harris family.

JOHNSON. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Harry, who died suddenly on Nov. 14th, 1942. Always remembered by his wife and family. KIRBY.

In loving memory of Alice Lydia, beloved wife of W. Kirby, who departed this life Nov. 14th, 1920. Ever remembered by husband and children. MIZENER.

In loving memory of our wonderful mother, Hazel Denovan, who departed this life Nov. 14th, 1939. "To my Mother" "Dear God wilt Thou a message take For one who walks the golden way, She is my own, my very best Without her, all are empty days, Whisper chat my heart is with her In that kingdom up above, Tell her that I miss her always And I send her all my love. Dear God, You will know my mother By the beauty of her smile, Wilt Thou say to her I'm coming Home in just a little while." Sadly missed, and longed for always, by her daughters, Gwyn, Florence and Leona. MIZENER.

In memory of the most wonderful mother, Hazel Denovan, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1939. "Just today of you we're thinking But then Mom dear that's nothing new And we thought about you yesterday. day before that, too. And we'll think of you tomorrow each day all through the year will think of you forever, Till we meet again, Mom dear." Always remembered by her sons, Roderick (overseas), Brant and Donald.

MOORE. In loving memory of our darling son Allan, who passed away on Nov. 14th, 1943. Always remembered by Mother and Dad. RIVEN (Rivenovitch), In loving memory of our dearly beloved father and grandfather Moses, who passed away the 29th day of Chavin, 1937.

Ever remembered by the children and grandchildren. SMITH. Cherished memories of a beloved Dad, Elmer H. Smith, who passed away on Nov. 13th, 1941.

lost a loved one, with a heart of gold; He was more to us than wealth untold. The sorrow we felt, we cannot explain; The ache in our hearts will always remain." Sadly missed by his wife, daughter and con. SMITH. In loving memory of Mary Blair Pllu, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1940.

Ever remembered by her husband and Malcolm. SURKES. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Charles Surkes, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1943. never can forget your smiling face, Your carefree happy ways; The smile that won SO many friends, In those by-gone happy days.

If all the world were ours to give We'd gladly give and more To see your face we loved Always remembered Come smiling through, this droning wife and daughters. SURKES. In memory of 8 dear father and father-1 Charles Surkes, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1943. "Memories are treasures, no one can steal, Death is a heartache, no one can heal: Some may forget you, now you are gone, But we will remember, no matter how Ever remembered by Lillie and Saul, WALLEY.

In loving memory of Dad, who passed away Nov. 14th, 1942. "Now the laborer's task is over, Now the battle days have passed, Now upon the farther shore, Lands the voyager at last. Father in Thy gracious keeping, Leave we now Thy servant sleeping." Ever remembered by Dorothy, Fred and Muriel. MONTREAL DAILY SEAM.

KILLED IN ACTION: Capt. Jesse Whittingham, who had served 14 years with the 7th Rec'ce Regiment (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars), has been killed in action. He had been overseas since August, 1941. Besides his parents Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Doulton, of 672 First avenue, Verdun, he is survived his wife, the former Hazel Skates; three sisters, Mrs. N. B.

Ashton, Mrs. R. Eaglesham and Miss Peggie Doulton, of Verdun; and a brother, Lieut. C. W.

Doulton, serving in the Hussars overseas. Before going on active service, he was on the staff of the Sun Life Assurance Company, of Canada. Pte. L. V.

Byford Pte. R. W. Porter Pte. Abie Morantr E.

J. McGuigan WOUNDED: Montreal soldiers wounded overseas are shown above. Private Byford, of The Black Watch, of (R.H.R.) Mr. of and Canada, Mrs. T.

is Byford, of 5870 Clark street. He was serving on the Western Front, Private Porter, 26, formerly of The Black Watch, was serving in the Princess Louise Dragoon Guards in Italy, The son of Mrs. Jessie Porter, of Montreal, he received his education at the Institut Evangelique and Mont. St. College.

Private Morantz, R.C.0.C., is the son of, Mr. and Mrs. B. Morantz, 5438 Esplanade avenue. He enlisted in 1942 and went overseas to the Western Front six months later, Private McGuigan, of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment, was serving on the Western Front.

He is the son of Mrs. J. McGuigan, and the late James McGuigan. His wife and infant live at 5164 Decarie boulevard. He enlisted in September, 1943, and went overseas last August.

Cpl. J. A. McKenzie Reported Killed Cpl. J.

A. H. McKenzie, 22, of the 7th Ree'ce Regiment (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars) is reported to have killed on the Western Front. He had only returned to his unit after suffering wounds a few days before being killed. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. McKenzie, of 4058 Grey Cpl. J.

McKenzie avenue, Corporal McKenzie was a member' of Dominion Douglas Church. He received his education at the High School of Montreal and Westmount High, and was employed by the Royal Bank of Canada when he enlisted in May, 1941, at the age of 18. He had been overseas since August of that year. SBA Harold Chizy Dies Overseas SBA H. I.

Chizy Sick Berth Attendant Harold Irving Chizy, 20, R.C.N.V.R., whose death overseas was reported Saturday, but was not explained in a despatch which recorded the funeral of 10 Canadians and four British sailors at Dunfermline, Scotland. Son of Abraham Chizy, of 4883 Clark street, recation Mount ceived his, eduRoyal public won a scholarship to Strathearn High School, and then went to Commercial High and McGill University. He had been only a year at McGill when joined the R.C.N.V.R. at the age of 18. He was serving on a British warship when he died.

Final Hearing Made In N.S. Steel Case HALIFAX, Nov. 14 (C.P.) Final argument on the question of raises for the 5,000 steelworkers at the Dominion Steel and Coal Corp. plant at Sydney, N.S.. was made yesterday before the Regional War Labor Board.

obtained with promise to publish. H. M. THOMPSON. Mra.

Ernest Thompson and family wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to Rev. Donald Vatcher of Trinity United Church, the nurses doctora of Ward L. Royal Victoria Hospital and their kind friends and relatives for their aympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement, Card of Thanks THANKS to St. Jude for favor TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1944 REPORTED KILLED: Flt. Lieut.

Roger Morin, 22, R.C.A.F., has been reported killed action on the Western Front. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Morin, of 5559 Laurendeau street, he enlisted the air force in 1942 and went overseas early this year.

He has two brothers in the service, Viateur Morin and WO Hector Morin, both wireless air gunners. A. Sugden Reported Dead Staff Sgt. Albert Sugden, Royal Canadian Artillery, is repor LO have died on active service overseas. He was serving on the Western Front.

Born in Valleyfield, he received hi education at the Gault Institute and entlisted in the Canadian Army Sept. 4, 1939. He had been ovrseas since January, 1940, Staff Sergeant Sugden a A. Sugden married overseas, and is survived by his wife and a small daughter living in England. Also surviving are his parents, Mr.

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Nestruck WOUNDED: Two local soldiers wounded in action overseas are shown above. Sergeant Blake, an outstanding athlete and member of the C.P.R. Athletic Association, was serving with The Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada. His wife lives at 36 Boulevard St. Rose, St.

Rose. Sergeant Blake joined up in 1941 and went overseas early in 1943. He was born in Farnham and educated there and in Montreal. It was only on Saturday that official notification came that he had been awarded the Military Medal for outstanding leadership and gallantry. Sergeant Nestruck, 25, formerly of the Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.) with which he went overseas in 1939, was serving with the 7th Ree'ce Regiment (17th Duke of York's R.C.H.).

The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nestruck, of 2184 Letourneux street, he was married overseas. Sergeant Nestruck joined the R.M.R. in 1935.

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