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1 I THE MONTREAL STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1976 Announcements and Memorial Notices Births Adoptions Christenings Deaths In Memoriams Requiem Masses Cards of Thanks Cards of Sympathy Monument Unveilings Special Announcements RECEIVING HOURS 9. a m. to 4,45 pm Monday to Friday Closed Saturday For same day publication Final Edition Death Notices only to 10 a.m. (Saturday excepted) PHONE 282-2345 Weekend Hours Death Notices Only Phone a 282-2377 Fridays 5.30 to 8 p.m. for Saturday's paper Sundays 1 to 4 p.m.

for Monday's paper Rate per word Minimum Charge $3.00 Births BOWNESS, Bill and Sandy are delighted to announce the arrival on June 1st, 1976, of their first child, Laura Suzanne. Mother and daughter doing well. Many thanks to the staff of Lakeshore General Hospital. CRAIG, Barbara and Doug joyfully announce the birth st a son, 7 3 at The Royal Victoria Hospital, on Tuesday, June 1st, 1976. Brother to Larry, Andrew and David.

GILLESPIE, Rodger and Janice (nee Macleod) welcome with love their son, 8 lbs, 4 James, on June 1st, 1976, at The Montreal General Hospital. Happy big brother IS GUNNING, Richard and Leigh are happy to announce the birth of a son, Benjamin, on May 30th, 1976, at St. Mary's Hospital. Both well. JACKSON, Wayne and Helen (nee Schyle) are delighted with the arrival of Onika Caroline, a 6 pound bundle of joy, on May 28th, 1976.

Many thanks to Dr. David Rhea and staff at the Montreal General Hospital. JASTREMSKI, Edward and Linda are happy to announce the birth of a 9 5 baby boy, born May 24th, 1976 Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E.

Jastremski and Mr. and Mrs. Bassett. KAMPF, Gabriel and Lynn (nee Paynter) happily announce the birth of their son Gregory Alexander 9 lbs. 6 ozs.

on May 31st, 1976 at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Both well. LEVIN. To Dr.

Philip and Frances (nee Rother), a son, Michael Howard, on June 1, 1976, at Darnall Army Hospital, Fort Hood, Texas. MCDOWALL, Ken and Jean happiW announce the arrival of Heather, 5 Nos. 14 ounces, sister to Cheryl and Wayne on June 1st, 1976. Many thanks to Dr. Aikman and case room staff of Montreal General Hospital.

Special thanks to Mrs. R. April. Everyone fine but Dad and kids getting hungry. MORIN, Moose and Doris (nee Amadori) are delighted with the arrival of "'Little Moose" Marc-Andre, 7 pounds, 5 ounces on May 31st, 1976 at the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Many thanks to Dr. Paul Smith and case room staff. NORMAN, David and Karen (nee Jones) happily announce the birth of their first son, Geoffrey Frederick, at the Royal Victoria Hospital on May 31, 1976. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Norman and Mr. and Mrs. F.

R. Jones. Special thanks to a wonderful caseroom and hospital staff. NYMAN, Shirley (nee Dunn) and Jason joyfully announce the birth of a daughter, Saturday, May 29, 1976 at North York General Hospital, Toronto. Sister to Erin Melissa, proud grandparents are Fanny and Myer Dunn and Sara and Samuel Nyman.

All well. PELED. Maya 2 joyfully announces her arrival, May 25, 1976, 9:55 p.m. at the Montreal General Hospital. She especially wishes to thank Doctor Milton Leong, Jo-An Davison, ValMay Alkins and all the wonderful and helpful staff who took such good care of her and her parents- Terry (nee Rosenblatt) and Moshe Peled.

She said hello to her new grandparents, Pnina and Zvi Zelazni and Lea and Salit and Negev (Tel Aviv) and Ruth and Nathan Rosenblatt and her new aunt Linda (Montreal). SUTHERLAND. Dr. and Mrs R. 1.

Ge Sutherland (nee Helen Milling) announce the birth of their son, Alaeric Timothy Stuart, on May 27th, in Reterborough, Ontario. VAJDA, Andy and Sandi (nee Freilich) proudly announce the birth of Amanda Jennifer at the Branson Hospital in Toronto on May 31st, 1976. First grandchild to Katie and Maurice Freilich, and Eva and Henry Vaida. First great-grandchild to Rose Gershonovitch. Deaths -BARBEAU, Georges.

At The Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital on June 2nd, 1976, Georges Barbeau, aged 66 wears, beloved husband of Rita, Mattedu, dear father of Pierrette Barbeau and Raymond Gingras. Resting at the Feron Funeral Home, 2035 Wellington Street. Funeral from St Jean's Church, Friday, June 4th, at 10 a.m. Interment St Laurent Cemetery. B'NAI B'RITH MT.

ROYAL LODGE No. 729 The Officers and Brethren of Mount Royal Lodge wish to express their deepest sympathy to Bro. FRED ERDSTEIN on the loss of his dear mother Jula. May the family be spared further sorrow. JOE OVERLAND, President.

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Off. All rights reserved 1972 by Los Angeles Times Deaths BATIST, Bessie. On Monday, May 31, 1976, beloved wife of Louis, dear mother of Phillip, Lionel, Mrs. Manny Strumpf (Phyllis) and the late Harriet Lila, sister of Louis Astroff, Mrs. Dave Shafter (Esther), Mrs.

Louis Silverman (Lily), Mrs. Ruben Rickhaus (Ida), and Mrs. Henry Rosenthal (Rae), devoted grandmother of. Teplitsky Lynda, Gerald, (Rosanne), Mrs. Bruce, Steven Lorianne, and Jeffrey.

Funeral services took place from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Tuesday, June 1, at 3:30 p.m., to the King George Sick Benefit Association Cemetery, de la Savane. Shiva at 5462 Victoria Avenue. In lieu of gifts, contributions may be made to the Bessie and Louis Batist Endowment Fund of the Jewish Studies Department at McGill University. BIDER, Rolf. Accidentally at Drummondville, on Monday, May 1976.

Rolf Bider, in his 39th year, beloved husband of Denise Giguere, residing at 143 Victoria Magog. Resting at Robert Marc Brien Funeral Home 280 St. Patrick Street, Magog. Funeral will be held Friday, June 4th, at 2 p.m., in St. Patrick Church.

Interment Magog Cemetery. BURR, Janet (nee Dodds). Peacefully on June 2nd, 1976, aged 65 years, beloved wife of the late Charles Burr, dear mother of Alice (Mrs. R. Greer), Janet (Mrs.

J. L. Chapdelaine), Linda (Mrs. P. Newsome).

Visitation at The Blythe Bernier Funeral Home, 930 St. Roch, Park Extension, Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m., Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service in the Chapel, Saturday 11 a.m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, donations to The Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. CARMEL, Andre. At Lachine, on June 2nd, 1976, Andre Carmel, beloved husband of Marquerite Turgeon. Visitation at Raoul Bourgie Funeral Home 1750 Notre Dame Lachine (corner 18th Eucharistic celebration at St. Andre Hubert Church, on Friday, June the 4th, at 11 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. CHYPLYK, Frances (Kastuk). At the Montreal Protestant Hospital on June 1st. 1976, Frances Tolian, beloved wife of the late Nicholas Chyplyk, and the late Harry Kastuk, dear mother of Theresa (Mrs. Jones), John Kastuk, Mary (Mrs.

Willard) of Springfield, and Ann (Mrs. Mahoney), grandmother of Robert, Susan, Donna, Sherry and Donald. Resting at the Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Service in the Chapel on Friday, June 4th, at 11 a. m.

Interment at Hawthorne Dale Cemetery. CLAVEAU, Michael. At the Palliative Care Unit, on June 2nd, 1976, at the age of 22, son of Gaston and Marjorie Therese, brother of Richard, Norman. Andre, Robert, and special friend of Kippy. Visitation at J.

S. Vallee Alfred Dallaire Funeral Home, 1111 Laurier West, on Thursday, at 1:30. Services will be held at Mount Royal Crematorium, at 11 a.m. Friday, June 4th. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Cancer research would be appreciated.

DI SALVIO, Caroline. At Montreal, on June 1st, 1976, aged 82 years, Caroline Pannunzio, wife of the late Nicola Adamo Di Salvio, mother of Jimmy, Nellie, Tony, Yolanda, Joseph, Maria, Jean, Lucy, Norma, also grandmother of many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral on Friday, June 4th, from Rene Theriault Funeral Home, 1120 Jean Talon East, for Notre Dame De La Consolata Church, service at 2 p.m. Interment Cote Des Neiges Cemetery. EISENKRAFT, Monte Bruce.

On Tuesday, June 1, 1976, beloved husband of Ginette Lepine, devoted son of Jennie and the late Harry Eisenkraft, dear father of Robbie and Kim, brother of Gus, Joseph of Dallas, Herman of Dallas, Mrs, Louis Leopold (Pauline) of Miami. Mrs. Rudi Sichel (Sylvia) of Long Island, New York and Mrs. Philip Berger (Helen) of Long Island, New York. Funeral services at Long Island, New York, on Sunday, June 6, 1976.

ELLIS, George Muirhead. Al Lachine General Hospital on June 2nd, 1976, age 87, beloved husband of Elizabeth Cummings, beloved father of Edward, Muriel, Kirk, grandfather of Burford, Douglas and Dorinda. Private funeral from Lakeshore Funeral Home 560 Lakeshore Dorval, on Friday June 4th, at 2 p.m. Thence to Mount Royal Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

ERDSTEIN, Julia. In Quito, Ecuador, June 1st, 1976, beloved wife of Josef, dearest mother of Edith and Erika of Quito and Manfred (Fred) of Montreal, sister of Mrs. Erna Roll also of Montreal. Funeral services and shiva in Quito, Ecuador. FREELAND, "Cam" (Eleanor, nee Campbell).

At the Grace Dart Hospital, Montreal, 2:30 a.m., Wednesday, June 2, 1976, beloved wife of Wesley Freeland, dear mother of Nancy (Mrs. A. Dowsey) and Louise Freeland, sister of Phyllis (Mrs. C. L.

Stephens; Ruth (Mrs. Crosby), both of Brownsburg, and Enid (Mrs. K. Mosher) of Cantic, Quebec. Service at MacKimmie's Funeral Home, Lachute, at 3 p.m., Friday, June 4.

No flowers please. Donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Association or Grace Dart Hospital will be gratefully acknowledged. HARVAN, Joseph Senior. At the Jewish Hospital of Hope, on June 2, 1976, at the age of 87, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Harvan, dearest father of Steve and Joseph Junior, also survived by three grandchildren, Robert, Jane (Mrs. Steve Dursa), Kay (Mrs.

Doctor Robert Berckmans), and two great-grandchildren, Erica and Sabrina. Resting at Moshonas Ouimet Funeral Home, 4898 Park Ave. Funeral service Friday, June 4, at 10 a.m., from St. Cyril Method Slovak Church. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

HOPKINS, Esther. On Wednesday, June 2, 1976, beloved wife of Paul, dear mother of Frank, Mrs. John Greenwood (Lottie), Jack, Mrs. Saul Smith (Goldie) and Saul, devoted sister of Moe Ulene, the late Jennie Rimoin, the late Mania Rosenzveig and the late John Ulene, also survived by eight grandchildren. Funeral services from Paperman and Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Thursday, June at 1 p.m., to Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Cemetery, de la Savane.

Due to the Shavuot Holiday, shiva terminates Thursday, June 3. In lieu of gifts, contributions may be made to the 'Esther Hopkins Memorial for Cardiovascular research, Jewish General Hospital. HUGHES, Arthur. On May 29, 1976, in Rosemere, beloved husband of Marjorie Fell, also survived by his children Clifford and Edward, grandchildren Lynne and Donald, sisters Edith Sylvestre and Dorothy Ferland. Funeral service was held at Maurice Savaria Funeral Parlor 61 Blainville West, June 1, 10 a.m.

Thence to Cote Des Neiges Crematorium. In lieu of flowers donations to Heart Fund would be gratefully acknowledged. IALENTI, Dante. At Montreal, May 31, 1976, aged 46 years, Dante Valenti, Manager of Electrolux Co. Youville Branch, beloved husband of Mafalda Occhionero, survived by his daughter Isabella, his father Giovanni lalenti and mother Donatina Di Piano, his brothers Luigi, Antonio, Hugo, Benito, also his sisters Palmina and Lydia.

Funeral Friday, June 4, from Granato Req' d. 292 JeanTalon East, for service in Dame de la Defense Church, at 10 a.m., thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. Parlor open after 2 p.m. B'NAI B'RITH MT.

ROYAL, LODGE No. 729 the family our late Bro. JOSEPH COHEN. May the family be spared further sorrow. JOE OVERLAND, The Officers and Brethren of Mount Royal Lodge wish to express their deepest sympathy to The Management and Staff of METROPOLITAN AUTOMOTIVE CO.

Wish to express their deepest sympathy to the family of the late BESSIE BATIST MOTHER OF PHIL BATIST May the Family be spared from further sorrow Deaths KOBYLKA, Mary. In Verdun, on Tuesday, June 2nd, 1976, Mary Kowtiuk, beloved wife of the late Peter Kobylka, dear mother of Jennie and William Kobylka. Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5644 Bannantyne (at Beatty), Verdun. Funeral mass at Holy Ghost Church, Grand Trunk Friday, June 4th, at 11 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

KUSHNIRYK, Mary. At Pointe St. Charles, on June 1. 1976, aged 56 years, Mary Kushniryk, beloved daughter of Melania Boychuk and the late Stephan Kushniryk, dear sister of John, Annie (Mrs. and the late Father Michalas and Bill (Wasyl) and dear aunt of Mary, Ann.

Gloria, Elizabeth, Dacon, Steve and great of John. Michael. Paul Westorowich and Nadine, Andrew, Nancy Roustan. Funeral Friday, June 4th from L. Theriault Funeral Home 1270 Laprairie leaving at 8:45 to Holy Ghost Church for service at 9 a.m.

Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Please omit flowers. MacKIMMIE, John R. Suddenly in Scotland on Wednesday, June 2, 1976, John R. (Jack) MacKimmie, in his 54th year, beloved husband of Leona Boyd, father of Bonnie, of Montreal, Jan and Richard, daughter-in-law Bonnie and granddaughter Liesa, brother of Douglas, all of Lachute.

Funeral arrangements to follow. NORMAN, Hazel (Drake). At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Thursday, June 3rd, 1976, Hazel Anderson, aged 80 years, beloved wife of the late Louis H. Norman, and the late Charles Drake, dear mother of Bud and Newton Drake, stepmother of Jerry, Jack Norman. Resting at the J.

F. Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Service in the chapel Saturday, June 5th, at 9 a. m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers donations sent to the Cancer Research, 6333 Decarie would be greatly appreciated. PALDY, Monica. Accidentally in Pincourt, May 28th, 1976, age 5, Monica, daughter of Mr. B. Ela and Magdalena Paldy, sister to Tibor, residing 374 Delcourt, Pincourt.

Funeral will be held Saturday, June 5th, from Aubry Trudeau Funeral Home, 12 St. Charles Dorion. Service at St. Patrick of the Island Church, Pincourt, at 11 a.m. Parlour will be open from Saturday morning only.

PROCTOR, Alex. Age 66, suddenly at his residence, on Tuesday, June 1st, beloved husband of Emma Harris, dear brother of Mary Houghton of California and the late Douglas Proctor. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Body donated to McGill University Research. RIOPEL, Almanzar.

At The Jean Talon Hospital. in his 86th year, on Wednesday, June 2nd. 1976, beloved husband of Denise Gagnon. Resting at The Wray- Walton-Wray Funeral Home, 1234 Mountain Street, from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.

Thursday. Funeral Mass at Mary Queen of The World Church, on Friday, June 4th, at 10 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Heart Foundation, would be gratefully appreciated. ROACH, Harold. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Montreal, Quebec, on June 1st, 1976, beloved husband of May Norma, dear father of Kenneth, Susan (Mrs.

Thomas Slade), Robert and Gregory, loving grandfather of Lenae, Kristin and Kelyn. Funeral service and burial to take place in Winnipeg, Manitoba. D. A. Collins Inc.

in charge of arrangements. SABO, Andrew. Suddenly at his work on Tueday, June 1st, 1st, 1976, aged 71 years, beloved husband of Imelda Vienneau, dear father of John and Andrew Jr. father-in-law of Beverley and Diane, grandfather of Kimberley and Cassandra; also survived by his two sisters in Czechoslovakia. Resting at The Blythe Bernier Funeral Home, 930 St.

Roch, Park Extension, Thursday, 5 to 9 p.m.; Friday 2 to 9 p.m. Leaving from the funeral home Saturday at 9:45 a.m. for arrival at The Mount Royal Crematorium at 10 a.m. He will be sadly missed by all. SHIPMAN, George Allan.

At the Kingston General Hospital on Tuesday, June 1st, George A. Shipman of Picton, formerly of Montreal, in his 71st year, husband of Alice Macdonald. Mr. Shipman is resting at the Hicks Funeral Home, Picton. Funeral service Thursday at 2 P.M.

SMELTZER, Alfreda, (Burke). Peacefully after a lengthy illness at the Reddy Memorial Hospital, on June 1st, 1976, loving sister of John, Frank and Robert, also survived by her loving sister-in-law Betty and many loving nieces and nephews. Resting at J. P. Feron Sons Funeral Home, 2252 St Antoine Street, funeral service in our chapel on Friday, June 4th at 1:30 p.m.

Thence to Montreal Memorial Park Crematorium. Visitations 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. STEWART, Charles. At Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, on Tuesday, June 1st, 1976, Charles Stewart, beloved husband of Grace Hawkins and dear father of Eileen, Lorna, Grace, Joan and Charles, father-inlaw of Linda Stewart, brother of Eileen (Mrs. George Benn) and Michael and the late Marguerite (Mrs.

N. Oliger) and Edmund and loving grandfather of twenty grandchildren. Resting at the Kane and Fetterly Funeral Home, 5301 Decarie Blvd. Funeral service at Our Lady of Fatima Church, on Friday, June 4th, at 10 a.m. to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

VAUGHAN, Arthur Cecil. At home, June 1st, 1976, Arthur Vaughan, of RR No. 2, White Lake, Ontario, and formerly of Montreal, in his 86th year, husband of the late Annie May Michael, dear father of Shirley (Mrs. Charles Durham) White Lake, Clayton and Arthur both of Montreal, also survived by twenty- -one grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Resting at the Boyce Funeral Home, Armprior, Ontario.

Service in the Chapel Friday, at 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal. WARD, Ronald, V. J. World WarVeteran, at Queen Mary Veterans Hospital, June 2nd, 1976, survived by his children Terry, Wally, Capri and Sean, also brother Walter and sister Viola, (Mrs.

A. Miller). Funeral from D. A. Collins, Funeral Home, Sherbrooke St.

West, 11 a.m. Friday June 4th. WHITE, Alice M. At the Montreal Protestant Hospital, after a long illness, on June 3rd, 1976, beloved sister of Kathleen M. and R.

Robert, dear aunt of Gail (Mrs. W. D. Newcombe). Private funeral from D.

A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke street west, on Saturday, June 5th, at 11 a.m. to Mount Royal Crematorium. Visitation Friday, 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Church of St.

James the Apostle would be gratefully appreciated. YOUNG, Mertys. At the Montreal General Hospital, on Wednesday, 2nd, 1976, beloved wife of Gordon Young, of Shigawake, P.Q., mother of Elaine (Mrs. D. Huntington) of Montreal, Dean of Toronto and Clarke of New Carlisle, sister of Minnie (Mrs.

Robinson), Annie (Mrs. E. MacKenzie) and Wesley, of Shigawake, Ludie (Mrs. J. Allen) of Windsor, Ontario, Leone (Mrs.

G. McKinney) Harold and Byers, of Detroit and the late Ernest, also survived by four arandchildren. Resting at Horth Funeral Home, Paspebiac, Quebec. Funeral service and interment at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Shigawake, on Sunday, at 3 p.m.

Card of Thanks BURGSTALLER. The sons and daughters of the late Else Burgstaller (Oma) who passed away on May 27th, 1976, wish to thank their relatives living in Canada as well as in CastropRauxel and Bad Pyrmont (Germany) and Salzburg (Austria) and all friends of the families, especially officers and members of Rosemere and Island Lodges for their most kind expressions of sympathy on the sion of the grievious loss of their beloved mother. DEPETRILLO, Palma. The family to of Depetrillo wish thank relatives and friends for the many expressions of sympathy, cards and flowers during their recent bereavement of a beloved mother. THANKS to St.

Joseph, Brother Andre, St. Jude, Mother of Perpetual Help for favors received with promise to publish. J.0.M. WALKER. The family of the late Douglas Walker wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives and many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy, flowers and cards during their bereavement of a beloved husband, father, grandfather, son and brother.

In Memoriam FITLEBERG, Solly. In loving memory of a dear husband. father and grandfather, who passed away June 3, 1968. Sadly missed and. always remernbered by his wife Anne, daughter Marilyn, son David and grand sons Michael and namesake Scott.

FITLEBERG, Solly. a dear brother, brother-in-law unmemory cle, who passed away June 3, 1959. Always remembered by Louis. Esther, Irving, Minnie and Faigle. In Memoriam LAPLANTE, Mary.

In loving memory of our mother and grandmother who passed away June 3rd, 1968. "There is always a lonely heartache, And often a silent tear. And always precious memories, Of the days when you were here." Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by all her family. PLIMLEY, Eddie. In loving me mory of my dear husband.

who passed away June 3rd, 1970. "So many times I needed him. On him I could always depend. He cheered me in sickness, And soothed my pain. God Grant someday soon, We'll meet again." Still loved and longed for always, Your wife Olive.

McKEOWN, Colin. In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away June 3, 1972. "The years are quicky passing, Though still we can't forget, For in the hearts that love him, His memory lingers Your wife Patricia, son Kenneth and daughter Donna. McKEOWN, Colin. In loving memory a dear son and brother, who passed away June 3, 1972.

Also his sister, May, the 15th of May, 1976. Lovingly remembered, Mom, brothers and sisters. RITCHIE, John. In loving memory of a dear husband, father and fatherin-law, who passed away June 3, 1975. "No farewells were spoken, No time to say good-bye, Life goes on we know that is true, But how sad it is to be without you." Sadly missed and always remembered by your wife Ann.

Phyllis and Frank. SLOVICK, Bill. In loving memory of a dear brother who passed away June 3rd. 1964. "You didn't deserve what you went through And so He gave you rest.

God's garden must be beautiful He only takes the Always remembered by his sister Betty. SLOVICK, Bill. In loving memory of a dear son and brother who passed away June 3rd, 1964. "God has you in his keeping, We have you in our hearts." Always, re remembered by Dad, Mom Unveilings ANGEL, Ethel (nee Drobetsky). The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Ethel Angel, beloved wife of Kalman Angel, mother of Myer Leonard, and Mrs.

Geo. Levy (Penny) sister of Sol Drobetsky, Mrs. B. Levine (Gertie) and of the late Mrs. M.

Moscovitch (Hilda) will take place on Sunday June 6th at 11:30 a.m., Dominion Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Cemetery, de la Savane. BACAL, Dr. Harry L. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of Harry L. Bacal, beloved husband of Beckie, devoted father of Dr.

Howard A. and Nancy Bacal, dear grandfather of Shana and Liane, loyal brother of Charlie, Sydney, Peter, Sybil, Dora, Helen, Vera, Roslyn, Zelma and Martin, will take place on Sunday, June 6 at 10:00 a.m. at Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery, on Mount Royal Blvd. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. CHEYFITZ, Chana Rochel (Silverstone).

The unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Chana Rochel Cheyfitz, beloved wife of Samuel Cheyfitz, dear mother of Mrs. Ben Rogovein (Freda) and Mrs. Sam Bruder (Bella), sister of the late Reverand Meyer Silverstone, Brina Rosenbloom. Esther Levine (Rosenbaum), Goldie Eisenstat, Leah Fink, Rabbi Abraham Silverstone, Fagie Kastner. Grandmother of Avrum and Leanne Rogovein and Ester and Bryna Bruder.

Will take place on Sunday, June 6th, 1976, at 12:45 p.m. at the Israel and Samuel Section of the Zichron Kedoshim Congregation Cemetery, de la Savane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. COHEN, Sylvia. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Sylvia Cohen, beloved wife of Brahm Cohen, mother of Cynthia, Robert, Perry, will take place on Sunday, June 6, at 11 a.m., at the Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery, on Mount Royal Blvd.

Family and friends are invited to attend. FAJMAN, Pinchas. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Pinchas Fajman, beloved husband of Asia Fajman, will take place Sunday, June 6th, at 10 a.m. at Dominion Hebrew Sick, Section 3, on De la Savane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

KENIGSBERG, Stephen. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Stephen Kenigsberg, beloved husband of Eva Shein, loving father of Jacklyn Sue, cherished son of Max and Anne Kenigsberg, dear brother of Kolman and Judy, de voted son-in-law of Max and Martha Shein. Dear brother-in-law of Rositta Kenigsberg and Steven Shein, will take place Sunday, June 6 at 11:30 a.m. at the King Edward Cemetery, Berri St. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

KLEMPNER, Rose (nee Schachter), The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Rose Klempner, beloved wife of the late Aaron Klempner, devoted mother, grandmother and sister, will take place on Sunday, June 6 at 12 p.m. at the North End Wilkomirer Association, de la Savane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, SANEL, Clara. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of Clara Sanel, will take place on Sunday, June 6, 1976 at 10 a.m. at the King Edward Benefit Association Cemetery, Berri St.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend. SHER, Sarah. The unveiling of a monument to the loving memory of the late Sarah Sher, beloved wife of Benjamin, devoted mother of Max, Harry and the late Ray. Dear motherin-law, grandmother and greatgrandmother, will take place on Sunday, June 6th, at 10:30 a.m. at the Russian Polish Cemetery, new section, on de la Savane Road.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend. SILVERSTEIN, Lillian. Beloved wife of Harry, dear mother of Ellen, Susan and Gail. Devoted daughter of Abe Schaffer and the late Rose Schaffer, sister of Norman Schaffer, to take place June 6, 11 a.m. Young Israel of Chomedey Section, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Duvernay, Quebec.

Relatives and friends invited. SIMINOVITCH, Anne Ruth. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Anne Ruth Siminovitch, beloved daughter of Elsie and Berri, dear sister of Sandy (Mrs. Stanley Lester) and Rubi (Mrs. Charles Katz) loving granddaughter of Rose and Abee Cohen will take place on Sunday, June 6th, 10:30 a.m.

at the Beth David Cemetery, de la Savane, relatives and are invited to attend. VEGOTSKY, Al. The unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Al Vegotsky, beloved husband of Sunny Shirley, loving father of Ken and Joni, son of Mrs. Beatrice Vegotsky and brother of Mrs. Gertrude Hornick and Mrs.

Shirley Errico, will take place on Sunday, June 6th, at 12 noon, at the King George Sick Benefit Assoc. Cemetery, de la Savane Rd. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Family of 6 dies in U.S. plane crash CARLISLE, Pa.

(AP) A plane crash during a severe lightning storm killed a New Jersey bank official who had been indicted with two other men on charges of bilking a bank of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The banker's wife and four sons also died in the crash. State police yesterday reported that the twin-engine craft crashed Tuesday evening in a heavily wooded area on top of North Mountain at Doubling Gap. 14 miles northwest of Carlisle. Officials said the crash compressed the body of the plane to the size of a large car.

The victims were identified by state police as Edward J. Keegan, 48, his wife. Barbara, 47, and four sons: Robert. 21: Michael, 18: James 13; and Joseph, 12, all of Milford, N.J. Saigon to move 10 million city folk UNITED NATIONS (AP) South Vietnam plans to resettle about 10 million urban dwellers in rural areas, a United Nations mission recently returned from Vietnam reported yesterday.

The figure represents about half the population. The mission supported the resettlement project and called for $432 million in aid to help cover costs of the relocation and rehabilitation plans. The group said the resettlement program has been given top priority by Vietnam's Communist authorities to alleviate the burden on the cities, reduce unemployment and the recovery of agriculture. A year-long program to move people to the countryside has attracted 400,000 volunteers, Saigon radio reported Tuesday. The four -member mission's findings are in a 87-page report submitted to SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldheim.

Before the war escalated in 1965 about 30 per cent of the country's population lived in urban areas. At the end of the war more than 60 per cent of Vietnam's 21 million people lived in towns and cities. Those to be moved include people who fled to the cities during the last days of the fighting and soldiers of the former South Vietnamese government and their families. Headed by Dr. Victor Umbricht of Switzerland, the mission toured North and South Vietnam for weeks in March to study the needs of emergency relief and rehabilitation.

Some Western diplomats questioned the mission's wisdom in endorsing what they felt would amount to a forcible transfer of people that may run counter to the UNrecognized principles of human rights. But a UN official said the organization "routinely" helps resettlement programs around the world and pointed out that the office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees engaged in such projects in Africa and the Indian subcontinent. The report said a great majority of the people to be relocated are those who left their land because of military operations and the creation of zones" areas vacated for strategic reasons. During the American military buildup, when an economy was created that relied on U.S. aid spending, many of these people found work in and around military bases or with U.S.

contracters. The mission estimated the number of unemployed heads of household at more than three million. It is generally estimated that a Vietnamese family averages five people. "These uprooted and displaced persons should therefore be resettled should find new agricultural work of a kind familiar to them on land which is arable. "In addition to these displaced persons," the report continued, "there are the soldiers of the former (president Thieu Nguyen Van) Thieu government army, most of whom also are of peasant stock and who, instead of remaining unemployed, should return to a AP Wirephoto Willard Brymer leaves Virginia City court house where he was charged with murder.

Judge sets bail at $250,000 for boxer's slaying suspect VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. (AP) Bail was set yesterday at $250,000 for a brothel guard accused of slaying Argentine boxer Oscar Bonavena May 22. District Court Judge Frank Gregory rejected efforts by Willard Ross Brymer's lawyer to get bail set at $50,000, saying Brymer faces a "grave" charge and the bail should reflect it. Jerry Polaha, Brymer's counsel, said he's considering a possible petition to the state Supreme Court to get bail reduced because the $250,000 "is really no bail at all." Brymer and Polaha were in court for about half an hour for the hearing. Brymer, 31, faces a preliminary hearing in the same courtroom June 8.

He is being held in Nevada State Prison in lieu of bail. Polaha said he's also trying to get the defendant shifted to another institution where he can more easily contact him while setting up his defence. Bonavena, the seventh- Convict kills warden with home-made gun BUTZBACH, West Germany (Reuter) A convicted murderer serving a life sentence yesterday killed the warden of Butzbach prison here with a primitive firearm made out of water piping, officials said. Gunter Hanisch, 54, jailed 14 years ago for killing a policeman, shot warden Helmut Kuenkeler with a dum-dum bullet at close quarters during a struggle in the official's outer office. The gunpowder used in the home-made weapon had been smuggled into the prison in tea-bags, justice department officials said.

ranked heavyweight contender, was shot through the heart as he stood outside a brothel compound owned by Joe Conforte. Storey County Sheriff Bob Del Carlo has said there's definite evidence of hard feelings between Bonavena and Brymer. He said Bonavena filed a complaint against Brymer just five days before his death, alleging Brymer set fire to some of his clothes, his passport and other personal belongings. The sheriff said Bonavena was trying to get into the brothel, ringed with an eightfoot-high fence and locked gates, when he was shot. Del Carlo also said Bonavena was armed but had apparently not pulled a gun from his boot where authorities found the weapon when he was shot.

Hanisch who was allowed some freedom of movement inside the prison, gained access to the warden's outer bffice. He tied up the woman secretary and ordered her to write a plea for mercy, which he intended to read out over the telephone to the local radio station. The 53-year-old warden was killed when he ran in and tried to free the secretary with a tear-gas spray in his hand. In West Germany, prisoners serving sentence stay in prison until they die, unless freed earlier as an act of mercy. 3 convicted of fraud NEW YORK (Reuter) Two men and a woman were convicted by a federal court jury yesterday of plotting to defraud a Zurich jewelry dealer of $230,000 diamond.

Convicted were Mari-Ann Danise, 55, Hebert Kaminsky, 50, and Harry Benson, 61. They are to be sentenced July 7. Quick move into pay TV vowed TORONTO (CP) Broadcasters and cable television operators at the Canadian Cable Television Association (CCTA) covention say they are ready to take up a federal government offer and move quickly into pay television. Murray Chercover, president of CTV, said in an interview the privately owned network will present the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) with plans for a joint venture with cable companies to launch a pay TV system. CCTA President Michael Hind-Smith said the association, representing most of the country's 400 cable operators, is ready to become the dominant force in a national pay TV system and is willing to join forces with regular TV broadcasters, and filmproduce new payas-you-watch programs.

They were responding to Communications Minister Jeanne Sauve who caused a stir at the CCTA's annual convention by calling for submissions on pay TV by Sept. 1. Mrs. Sauve told the cable operators and a large number of invited broadcasters and film-makers that pay TV is inevitable and could be used to pump $13.5 million or more annually into domestic television program production. She said the government will announce new pay TV policies this fall, probably setting out guides for a single national pay service under government regulatory control, but run independently by the cable, broadcasting and film industries.

Subscribers would pay a flat monthly fee, perhaps $8, for a package of commercialfree movies and other programs. CRTC Chairman Harry Boyle said the agency will be ready to consider applications for pay TV licences by the end of the year. Mrs. Sauve said pay television must duplicate shows now offered by regular broadcasters and must be used to help finance production of high-quality Canadian programs good enough to attract international purchasers. Pay TV will likely be bought by 35 per cent of the country's 2.7-million cable subscribers.

If 15 per cent of gross pay TV revenues are invested in domestic program production, the amount would reach $13.5 million a year, which exceeds CTV's programming budget this year of $13 million. Mr. Chercover said there is no doubt that Canadians have the talent to produce new programming which can compete with mass-appeal U.S. shows. Mr.

Hind-Smith said the cable industry wants to start producing pay programs which are "very different from the advertiser-supported programs now on television." He said new cable industry proposals for pay TV will likely involve Canada's feature film production industry. Ottawa film-maker Budge Crawley, winner of an Academy Award in April for his film The Man Who Skied, Down Everest, said quality domestic feature films now cost $1 million or more to produce. He said the government should avoid direct involvement in financing programs but should charge a 10-per- cent tax on the annual $50 million Canadians pay at theatres to watch U.S. movies. The money would be given as tax incentives to foreign companies buying Canadian films.

He said this would give Canadians incentive to produce good films and open new foreign markets to them. Television producer Norman Sedawie of Los Angeles told the cable operators he doubts that pay-TV would rob broadcasters of regular commercial television audiences. Pay television must provide high-quality programs as an alternative, not a replacement for the shows that now fill commercial airwaves, he said. Ted Rogers, president of Rogers Telecommunications Ltd. of Toronto, said cable companies cannot stop at mass appeal pay TV movies but must provide special programs and services such as adult education courses, international programming, stock-market quotations and other financial services, electronic library services and even race results..