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THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, Quebec Govt. Official Dies J. Alex Brossard Was in 75th Year A funeral service will be held Monday at 8.30 a.m. at the St. Louis de France Parish Church for J.

Alex Brossard, of the Provincial Department of Revenue, who died suddenly yesterday in his 75th year. He lived 3483 Laval avenue. A native of Montreal, Mr. Brossard was the late Telesphore Brossard, former chief appraiser the Dominion of Canada tor dry goods. In 1902 he was appointed manager of the St.

Denis and Rachel street branch of the Montreal City and District Savings Bank, a position he held for many years before becoming associated with the Provincial Government. Mr. Brossara was a member of the Knights of Columbus and the association de la chorale of St. Louis de France Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Josette Mathieu, and a son, Major Jean Y.

Brossard, officer E.D., as- of sistant district records M.D. No. 4. Federation Founder Dies Mrs. Henri Gerin-Lajoie Was Well Known Here Mrs.

Henri Gerin-Lajoie, widow of the late Henri Gerin-Lajole, a former batonnier general of the Quebec Bar Association, died yesterday in her 78th year, Dame at the Institute of Notre du Bon Conseil. Mrs. Gerin-Lajoie was the daughter of the late Sir Alexander and Lady Lacoste and was widelyknown as the founder in 1907, of the National St. Jean Baptiste Federation. For more than 25 years she was its president.

For her charitable work, Mrs. Gerin-Lajoie was recognized by the Pope, from whom she received the Bene Merenti medal and by the St. Jean Baptiste Society. medal. She was also recognized by the French Government, which awarded her the Palms of the French Academy.

She is survived by her daughter, Rev. Mother Marie founder and superior-general of the Institute Notre Dame du Bon Conseil of Montreal, and three sons, Henri Gerin-Lajoie, K.C., Alexandre Gerin-Lajoie, K.C., and Dr. Leon Gerin-Lajoie, dent of the Canadian Medical Association. There are also her six sisters: Mrs. J.

P. Landry, Mrs. L. de G. Beaubien, Mrs.

Jules Duchastel de Montrouge, Mrs. A. M. Tessier, Mrs. Charles Fremont and Mrs.

J. H. Dansereau, and 14 grandchildren, Paul Gerin-Lajoie, Father Andre Gerin-Lajoie, S.J., Father Claude Gerin-Lajoie, O.S.B., Mrs. Jean Louis Leger, Mrs. Marcel Filion, and Marcel, Pierre, Yvette, Jean, Guy, Denyse, Helene, Michel, Marie Gerin-Lajole.

A funeral service will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Stanislas Church, St. Joseph boulevard east and de Lanaudiere street. Tribute Paid J.

0. Fortier C.P.R. Official Died Monday at Ottawa A service for J. O. Fortier, assistant superintendent Smith Falls division of the C.P.R., was held this morning at St.

Leon de Westmount Church. Mr. Fortier died in an Ottawa hospital on Monday his 56th year. Chief mourners included his wife, three daughters, Louise, Yolande and Andree: a son, Jean; a brother, Henri; three sisters, Mrs. Louis Morin, Mrs.

Oscar Tasse and Mrs. J. P. Ramsay, all of Montreal. Canadian Pacific representatives who attended the service included P.

E. Gingras, traffic commissioner, representing, D. C. Coleman, the and president; M. T.

Biette, representing W. M. Neal, C.B.E., the vice-president; R. W. Scott, general superintendent, Quebec district; Tully, superintendent, Laurentian Terminals; W.

F. Koehn, superintendent Laurentian division; E. C. McKay, superintendent. Smiths Falls division, and E.

J. Creighton, assistant superintendent, Farnham. Present from Ottawa were: J. Sutherland, T. Corrigan, P.

Cole, C. E. Nicholson, H. Scarfe, War- O. Sugre, J.

D. McGregor and J. ren. Among other friends and colleagues attending were: G. E.

Carter, A. L. McGregor, J. A. Irvine, R.

H. Dunlop, J. H. Reeder, P. Johnson, C.

G. Nuttall, E. S. Becksted, R. Martin, J.

W. Harmon, C. Powers, J. C. Willard, J.

E. Levesque, F. J. Liston, J. R.

Lloyd, J. A. Jobin, P. Flynn. J.

Lemire, Huston, R. F. L. McMeekin, McCaffrey, Sgt. J.

E. Adams, J. C. Morin, J. Morris, H.

McConnell, A. Lalonde, L. C. McLean, D. Hillman, E.

Olin, R. Crowe, J. H. Taillefer, R. B.

Cathcart, J. W. Dussault, Usher, W. H. Cavers, E.

P. Mathieu, J. Murphy and many others. Former McGill Professor Dies EDINBURGH, Nov. 2 (C.P.

Cable)- -Death Wednesday of Professor Alfred Edward Taylor, one of Britain's leading philosophers and professor at McGill University from 1903 until 1908, was announced last night. He was 75. He was author of more than a score of works on philosophy, including "Plato and Thomas Hobbes," "Plato, The Man and His Work," "Socrates," and "Philosophical Studies." He was professor of moral philosophy at Edinburgh University from 1924 until 1941 and since 1941 had been professor emeritus of that university. At McGill he was Frothingham yearofessor of philosophy for five MOTHER, DAUGHTER DIE TORONTO, Nov. ---Two hours after they were overcome by illuminating gas in the kitchen of their home, Mrs.

Hilda Frampton, 38, and her seven-year-old daughter, Joan, died last night in hospital. Police said death was accidental. ACCIDENTAL DEATH HAWKESBURY, Nov. 2- (C.P.) --A verdict of accidental death was returned by a coroner's jury, yesterday in the death of eight-year-old Maurice Menard, of Hawkesbury, killed when hit by a truck Tuesday. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1945 Dies in Hospital Mart tages, Deaths Births, Marriages, Deaths, Requiem MarMass, Engagements, Approaching 30 cents per count line of 4 weeds, riages, part lines counted as full lines.

Minimum charge 1.50 per day. Memoriam and Cards of Thanks In 20 cents count line el 6 words, part counted per Full lines. Minimum tines charge 1.00 per day. lines of verse or quotation 20 Additional, count line or pert line. Births BRANDT.

At the to Mr. Homeopathic and Hospital, Nov. 1st, Paul F. Brandt, a son. Both well.

CLOUSTON. At the 1945, to Homeopathic Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Ross on N. Nov.

Clouston (nee Brenda 1st, E. Kerson), a son. Both well. GILMOUR. On Oct.

31st, 1945, at Private General to Mr. and Mrs. Pavilion, Toronto Hospital, W. Gilmour (Barbara Douglas Choate), a daughter, Susan Mary, GREENFIELD, On Nov. 2nd.

1945, at the Women's Pavilion, Royal Victoria Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Greenfield (nee Bernice Searle), a son. On Nov. 1st, 1945, at the DELO.

Royal Victoria Hospital, to Mr. and Stewart Delo (nee Elizabeth Studd), son. Both well. JAMES. To Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. James (nee Etta Byers), Nov. 1st, 1945, a daughter.

(Premature). Mother doing well. LEPINE. the Verdun General on Oct. 30th, to Mr.

and Hospital, Mrs. Leo Lepine (nee Marie-Anna Charron), a sister to Pierre. McCORMACK. At St. Mary's HosNov.

1st, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. James McCormack (nee Mary Margaret Brady), a son. Both well. NORRIS.

At St. Mary's Hospital, on Oct. 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. W.

Norris (nee Margaret Colby), daughter. Both well. O'CONNELL. In Montreal. to Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick O'Connell (nee Henriette Amy), a son. PLANIDIN. At Sherbrooke Hospital, on Oct. 28th, 1945, to Mr.

and Mrs. Michael N. Planidin (nee Alice Maselowitch), a. son. Serge Leonard.

WRIGHT. At. the Homeopathic Hospital on Nov. 1st, 1945, to Mr. Mrs.

E. Wright (nee Dorothy Hartlin), a daughter. Judith Lorraine. Engagements GEROW WOOLLEY. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Woolley wish to an. nounce the engagement of their younger daughter Eveline Beatrice, to 1st Lieut. Norman A Gerow of the U. S.

Army Air Corps, eldest son of the late Alton Gerow and Mrs. Rhea Gerow Fellows, Jackson, Michigan. SCHREIBER RUBIN. Mr. and Mrs.

B. Rubin of 45 Levis Quebee City wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley to formerly of the R.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Schreiber of Montreal.

Marriages BUSCH KINGSBURY. Mrs. E. Kingsbury announces the marriage on Oct. 29th, of her daughter Florence to Roy Busch of Southampton, Ont.

PROSTERMAN-ZALKIN. On 1st 1945, Sonia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Zalkin, Montreal to Phillip, son of Mrs.

C. Prosterman, Montreal. Deaths AIKMAN. At his residence, 562 Osborne Verdun, Nov. 2nd, 1945, Joseph Aikman, beloved husband of Jean Hossack, aged 63 years.

Funeral Nov. 5th, at 2 p.m. from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington St.

Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. ANDERSON. Passed away at 5933 Adam on Nov. 1st, 1945, Julius 0. Anderson, beloved husband of Clara Parr, aged 89 years.

Funeral service at Robt. M. White Chapel, 4238 Adam Nov. 3rd, at 11 a.m. Interment at Coteau Landing, P.Q.

BEATON, After a brief illness, at the Montreal General Hospital, on Nov. 2nd, 1945, Dr. Malcolm Beaton, of Sherbrooke, in his 56th vear, dearly beloved husband of Electia MacKillican. Funeral from D. A.

Colling Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on 2.30 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery, BOTHAM. Arthur Edward (Laddie) Botham, in his 43rd year, on Nov. 1st, at St.

Mary's Hospital. Funeral notice later. CLAYTON. Suddenly at her residence, 5940 Hurteau Ville Emard. on Oct.

31st, 1935, Alice Talbot, beloved wife of Henry Butterworth Clayton. Funeral from the CollinsFetterly Chapel, 2035 Wellington on Sat. 2 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery, DUPRAU. At Toronto, on Oct.

28th, 1945, Rowland Arthur, husband of Catherine Farlinger. Mormaburg and Cornwall papers please copy. South African War Veterans' Association ATTENTION All South African War Veterans Veterans of the above association are requested to attend the funeral of our late comrade William Swan, late of the South African Imperial Light Horse. Funeral service at Tees Funeral Parlour, Tower street, 9:30 a.m., Saturday morning, November 1945. P.S.

Medals and decorations and arm bands to be worn. FLORISTS ESTABLISHED 430 MONTREAL St. Catherine at Guy FI. 2491 Greenhouse Shop WE. 2718 Mt.

Royal Hotel PL. 4550 PINKERTON'S FLOWERS LIMITED FUNERAL DESIGNS DE. 1179 5127 SHERBROOKE ST. W. Tor 4 Ere.

ESTABLISHED 1840 Jos. C.RAY BRO. inc. Funeral Directors 1234 Mountain St. MArquette 4321 Parking Space GATES.

On Oct. 31st, 1945, at St. Mary's Hospital, Richard Henry Gates, beloved husband of Gertrude Jeanie Turner, and father of Russell, Wilmer, Reginald and Evelyn (Mrs. C. Devine).

Funeral from Thos. Kane Chapel, 5301 Decarle Nov. 3rd, 8.10 a.m. to St. Malachy's Church.

Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery GERIN-LAJOIE. In this city on Nov. 1st, Marie Lacoste, aged 78 years, wife of the late H. GerinLajole. Remains resting at the Institute de Notre Dame de Bon Consell, 1215 St.

Joseph Blvd. E. Funeral service Oct. 5th, to St. Stanislas de Kostka Church for service at 9 a.m.

Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery. GIBBONS. Montreal, Nov. 1st, 1945, Mary Plunkett, beloved wife of James Gibbons, of 6659 de St. Valler St.

Funeral Nov. 5th, from the Parlors of J. S. Vallee 6562 St. Denis at 8.45 a.m., for service in The Holy Family Church.

at o'clock. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Ottawa papers please copy. HAMILTON. Montreal, on Nov.

1st, 1945, Mary Louise Caroline Leclerc, in her 89th year, wife of the late Henry Hamilton. Remains restling in the Maternal Assistance Funeral Parlor, 427 Sherbrooke St. E. Funeral Nov. 5th, to the Deaf and Dumb Institution's Chapel on Berri St.

for service at 9 a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. LIERSCH. On Nov, 1st, 1945, at his late residence, 545. Roslyn Westmount, Edward Louis Liersch, dearly beloved husband of the late, Minnie Pearl Nichol In his 77th year.

Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. MeBRIDE.

On Oct. 31st, 1945, Margaret. O'Connor, beloved wife of the late Peter McBride. Resting at Thos. Kane Chapel, 1855 Dorchester St.

W. Funeral from St. Patrick'a Church, Nov. 3rd, at 8 a.m. to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, McCALLUM.

On Oct. 31st, 1945, at her residence, 5430 Cote St. Luke Mary (Molly) Dineen, widow of P. J. McCallum.

Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5767 Monkland Ave, Funeral service in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church 0n Saturday, Nov. 3rd, at 9 a.m. Interment, Cote des Neiges Cemetery, MIGNAULT. At Montreal General Hospital, on Nov.

1st, Marion Hughes, beloved wife of Sgt. Andrew Mignault. Further notice to follow. MINER. At Western Hospital, Montreal, on Nov.

lat, 1945, Mabel Elizabeth Chambers, beloved wife of William H. Miner. Remains at Granby, Monday. Funeral Nov. 6th, at 2 p.m.

Please omit flowers. MURPHY. On Nov. 2nd, 1945, John William, beloved husband of Ann Woods, of 604 First Verdun. Funeral from Chas.

Halpin Funeral Home 4500 Verdun at 8.45 a.m. for St. Willibrord's Church. Thence to Cote dem Neiges Cemetery, O'CONNOR. Nov.

1at, 1945, at the Private Patients' Pavilion of the Montreal General Hospital, Minnie May Herman, beloved wife of Robert E. O'Connor, of Lakeshore Pointe Claire and mother of Mrs. Albert J. Foy, Westmount. Remains at the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, 9 a.m., Nov. 5th." Interment in Cote des Neiges Cemetery, PALMER. In this city on Oct.

31st, 1945, Charles Osborne Palmer, dearly beloved husband of Davina Douglas Hart of 35 Wolfe Sherbrooke, aged 80 years. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain at 2 p.m. on to Mount Royal Cemetery.

PRIMEAU. Accidentally at St. Anne de Bellevue, on Nov. 1st, 1945. Henry Primeau, age 42 years, (late of Williamstown, Ont.) Remains resting at J.

F. Wilson's Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Funeral service Nov. 3rd. at 10 a.m.

in Holy Cross Church. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, PYLE. At her residence, 6533 Jeanne Mance on Nov. 1st, 1945, Annie Thorshy Pyle. Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 3426 Park Nov.

3rd, at 1:30 p.m. SHERRY. Suddenly on Oct. 31st, Eugene Sherry, beloved husband of Annie Christina O'Hara of 10923 Waverley St. Resting at Thos.

Kane Chapel, 5220 Park Ave. Funeral from St. Michael's Church. Ahuntsic, Nov. 3rd, at 7.00 a.m.

to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, STEIN. On Oct. 30th, in Winnipeg. Israel Stein, father of Miriam, Ruth, Harry and Nettie, beloved brother of Mrs. D.

Levitzky, Mrs. A. Nathan, Joe Stein and Sam Stein. Funeral Nov. 1st, at 2 p.m, in Winnipeg.

Shiva at 325 de l'Epee. STUART. At Montreal Military Hospital, Queen Mary on Nov. 2nd. 1945, Capt.

Charles Joseph Stuart O.B.E., R.D., R.C.N.R. dearly, Jane beloved husband of the late Ainy Chapel of Jos. Crosby, C. Wray Funeral 1234 from Mountain 3 p.m. to Montreal Memorial Park.

N.B., and St. John's, Newfoundland papers please copy. SWAN. On Oct. 31st, 1945, at the Montreal General Hospital, William Swan, beloved husband of Agnes Forest Doyle, 6543 Park in his 67th year.

Funeral from the Chapel of Tees St. Luke and Tower Nov. 3rd, at 9.30 a.m, to the Field of Honor. VALLIERES. At her late residence 4610 St.

Lawrence on Nov. 1st, 1945, Mary Gardner, beloved wife of the late Francois (Frank) Vallieres, in her 99th year, Remains resting at the Cooperative Funeral Parlors, 302 St. Catherine St. E. Funeral Oct.

5th, to St. Enfant Jesus Church for service at 8.45. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, American papers please copy. Deaths in Memoriam The Star will furnish on request booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. BILLINGHAM.

In loving memory of my dear husband F. J. Billingham, who passed away Nov. 2nd, 1944. "I watched you suffer day by day, And could not help in any way, But just stood by and saw you pass Into the Saviour's arms at last.

Sleep on, dear Fred, for it la true You suffered much and told but few. The one who saw you needed rest Was God alone, He knew best." Lovingly remembered and sadly by his loving wife Fie. BILLINGHAM. In loving memory of Granddad, who passed away Nov. 2nd, 1944.

"Just a memory fond and true From the ones who thought the world of you." Ever remembered by your granddaughters Pearl and Thelma. BILLINGHAM. In loving memory of our Dad, who passed away Nov. 2nd, 1944. "Some may forget you, now that you are gone, But' we will remember Dad, no matter how long." By Edna and Wilf.

CAMPTON. In memory of Pilot Officer Clifden H. F. Campton, killed In action Nov. 2, 1944.

Inserted by his parents and Mary, Moyra and Ruth. "He served his country and loved his kind, "Twere merry into the grave go, If one were sure to be buried HENDERSON. In memory of our dear mother, who passed away Nov. 2nd. 1944.

"You live with us in memories still, Not just today but always will." Sadly missed by all her family, HENDERSON, In loving memory of Mrs. Annie Henderson, died Nov. 2nd, 1944. Ever remembered Joan and Mac. KERRICK.

In loving memory of James Kerrick, died Nov. 2nd, 1933. "We will always love and remember you 'till the end of time." Wife and children. KNOBOVITCH. In loving memory of our dear son and brother Harry Knobovitch, killed on Air Oplerations over Germany on Nov.

2nd, 1944. "Always in our hearts." Ever remembered by Mom and Dad, Hy, Shirley and Myer. Funeral Monday A funeral' service will be held at 8.30 a.m. Monday for J. ALEX BROSSARD, an employe of the Provincial Department of Revwho died suddenly yesterday.

Funeral Monday Mrs. Henry Hamilton Noted Charity Worker Dies Mrs. Henry Hamilton Was in Her 89th Year Mrs. Henry Hamilton, founder and director of L'Assistance Maternelle, whose charitable works were recognized by both the Pope and the King, died yesterday at the Sourdes-Muettes Institute, St. Denis street, in her 89th year.

She was the widow of Henry Hamilton, founder and general once well-known Hamilton department store. Born in Montreal, a daughter of John A. Leclerc, and Caroline Bertrand, Mrs. Hamilton was married in 1889. Her husband died in 1907.

Most of her life was devoted to charitable works. She was specially interested in institution, L'Assistance which Maternelle. The gives pre-natal and post-natal care to mothers, was highly approved by the late Msgr. Paul Bruchesi, Archbishop of Montreal, In 1927, Mrs. Hamilton was awarded the Bene Merenti Medal by Pope Pius XI, and was made an officer of the Order of the British Empire by The King in 1934.

survived Mrs. Hamilton is by sister Mrs. Louis Bourgeois, a three sister-in-law, daughter-in-law, Mrs. F. H.

Mrs. Emile Leclere; Mongenais, Mrs. Henry Hamilton Hamilton, and and Mrs. Wilfrid several nephews and nieces. The funeral service will take Monday at 9 a.m., in the place chapel, Berri street.

Burial will Sourdes Muettes Institute's be in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Toronto Professor Dies Aged 83 TORONTO, Nov. 2 (C.P.) Augustus E. German Lang, and 83, English professor at emeritus in Victoria College, died member yesterday of the at his home. He was a college staff for 35 Born in Renfrew County, he received his early education Pembroke, and graduated from Renfrew Model School.

Later lan- he taught English and modern guages at Napanee High School In Memoriam KNOBOVITCH. In loving memory of our dear nephew Harry Knobovitch, killed over Germany on Nov. 2nd, 1944. Always remembered by Aunt Esther and Uncle Dave. LAVERY.

In loving memory of a dear husband and father William Lavery, who passed away Nov. 2nd, 1939. Always remembered by his wife and family. NICHOLLS. In loving memory of my dear husband Fred, who passed peacefully away Nov.

2nd, 1944. "It's not the tears that are shed at the time, That tell of the heart that is torn, But the bitter tears of the after years. And the loneliness silently borne. Sadly I miss you, but try not to grieve, A little while longer and I too shall leave, To meet those I love on that beautiful shore Where life's everlasting and parting no more." His loving wife. NICHOLLS.

In loving memory of my dear Dad, who passed away Nov. 2nd, 1944. "One lonely year has passed since my I greatest sorrow fell, When 1 lost the one I loved 80 dear, I still remember well. There is a place within our home, that no one else can fill, As time goes by, I miss you more, the house is silent still. To me you were always true and kind, Your memory forever will stay in my mind.

Not only a Dad, but a pal to the end, You died as you lived, everyone's friend." Ever remembered by his son Charlie. ROBICHAUD. In loving memory of our little son Freddi passed away Nov. 2nd. 1944.

"As Angels watch him up above, Please God just let him know That we down here do not forget, We love and miss him so." Sadly missed by Mummy and Dad. STEVENS. In loving memory of our dear son and brother Louie, who passed away Nov. 1st, 1928. Sadly missed and always remembered by Mother, Dad and sister Mary, TINKLER.

In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away Nov. 2nd, 1932. "Forever in our thoughts." Tillie and Elsie. Card of Thanks COTE. I sincerely thank religious authorities, parents and friends, who 80 kindly provided cars, for their many sympathy acts of and kindness, condolence expressions and for ing their the beautiful loss of my floral husband.

offerings AirS: Pierre F. Cote. Naval Officer Served Here Capt. Charles Stuart Moved to N.B. in 1940 Capt.

Charles Joseph Stuart, O.B.E., Naval Officer in charge in the Port of Montreal from April, 1940, until his transfer to Saint John, N.B., in 1940, died today in the Montreal Military Hospital, Queen Mary Road. Associated with naval activities in Canada for many years, Captain Stuart was appointed N.O.I.C, here when enemy activities in the Atlantic were stepped up, making it necessary for naval control of ships using the St. Lawrence. He was a Younger Brother of the Corporation of Trinity House, London, and a partner in the firm of Hayes Stuart Co. chief surveyors to the Canadian Board of Marine Underwriters, A funeral service will be held Monday afternoon from the chapel of Jos.

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He had been associated with the Canadian navy for, Death Confirmed HENRY J. VANULAR, R.C.A.F., 29, whose death in action last May 11 has now been confirmed. He was killed in Holland after two years' overseas service. He was a Fellow of many actuarial a societies in Britain, Canada and the United States. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Sonia Vanular, of London; his parents, who live here; a sister, Mrs. G. Fradkin, of Montreal; a brother, Mark Vanular, in the R.C.A.F.; and two other brothers and a sister. He was an official of the Industrial Life Insurance of Quebec, Rink for Victoriatown Planned This Winter Councillor Frank Hanley has announced that the Executive Committee has appropriated $700 for creation of a new skating rink then his district, on Bridge street, Victoriatown. The rink will be open for use this winter.

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