of at of vOu who vou, by in 'THE MONTREAL STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961 BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS City Tourist Attractions are and facilities West Our becoming service known in be confident families the can best service rapidly All our End. will receive obtainable. 1-0445 Call HU. HOME FUNERAL At Marcil CLARKE Sherbrooke St.
Parlours 5580 Spacious Large Seven Marriages EPSTEIN APPLEBAUM. On June 18th. 1961, at Beth Aaron Synagogue, Montreal, by Rabbi A. Ebner, Ethel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
P. Applebaum of Ottawa, to Sidney, son of Mrs. M. Epstein and the late Mr. Epstein of Montreal.
Deaths Deaths ANDREW, Thomas. 61 years, at Windsor, beloved husband of Dorothy Phillips Andrew. father of Donna (Toronto), dear brother of Dr. A. T.
Andrew, Peterborough, Ontario, D. 0. F. Andrew. Holidaysburg, PennsylResting in the Morris Memorial Funeral Home, Windsor.
Services in St. Paul's Anglican 30th. Church. at 11 a.m., Fri. June Thence to rest at the S.
S. Russell and Son Funeral Home, Oakville, Friday evening. Graveside services 10:30 a.m., daylight saving time, in St. Judes Cemetery, Oakville. In lieu of flowers family requests donations to be made to the Heart Fund.
BALL. Florence Bessie. At Terrebonne June 29th, Convalescent Home. Bessie Ball, in her 76th vear, 1961, Florence beloved wife of William Ball and dearest mother of Constance House of Terrebonne Heights; John and Frank of Catherham, England. Resting at Guay's Funeral Home, St.
Louis St. Terrebonne. Funeral from St. Margaret's Anglican Church, Terrebonne Heights, July 1st, at 11 a.m. Interment Mascouche Cemetery.
BARRETT, Edward James. At his residence, 768 3rd Verdun, on June 28th, 1961, Edward James Barrett, aged 60 years, beloved husband of Loretta Bigras, and dear father of Madeline (Mrs. L. McDonald), Alice (Mrs. E.
Bernier), Norman, Sterling and Gloria (MrR. G. R. Turiak), brother of Alex: of Brantford, Ont. Resting at the J.
F. Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun service in the Chapel, June 30th, at 1 p.m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park, BLACK, Lennox Grahame, Beloved husband of Mary Bond and son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Black, after a short illness, in his 67th year. Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University St, at 2 p.m. June 30th, to Mount Royal Cemetery. BLACKBURN, Douglas A.
At Beloeil, on June 27th, 1961, in his 52nd year, beloved husband of Florence Walker, father of Billy. Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W.
Funeral on Fri. at 11 a.m, Interment at McMasterville Cemetery, BROWN, Clifton. At Bolton Glen, on June 27th, 1961, Clifton Harold Brown, in his 83rd vear, beloved husband of Louise Roberts, and dear father of Ormonde and Glendon, Eileen (Mrs. Arthur Davignon) of Dunham, and son of the late W. W.
Brown and Marion Pettes. Resting at the C. E. Wilson Son Funeral Home at Knowlton. Funeral service from St, Paul's Church, on June 30th, at 2 p.m., Rev.
T. E. R. Nurse officiating. Interment Knowlton, Que.
Masonic service. CHOQUETTE, Roger. In Outremont on June 28th, 1961, in his 52nd year, Roger Choquette of 22 Holyrood, Outremont, brotherion of Robert. Leo, Henri and Mrs. Irene Lachapelle.
Funeral July 1st from J. R. Deslauriers Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges Road, to St. Germain of Outremont Church at 9 o'clock Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Rally corner Hazlewood and Cote St.
Catherine Road. CIROIS, Enoil. At St. Laurent. on June 27th, 1961, aged 57 years, J.
Enoil Cirois, husband of Lucienne Tourangeau. Funeral lauriers July 1st, from J. R. DesFuneral Home, 790 St. Croix to St.
Agathe Parish Church, St. Agathe. P.Q., for service at 11 a.m. Interment local cemetery. CONTINELLI, Dominic.
At Montreal, on June 28th, 1961, aged 76, Dominic Continelli, beloved husband of Marie Giuseppamelfi, 7635 Fabre. Funeral on from Remi Allard Funeral Home, 7384 St. Denis. for St. Gregoire le Grand Church, for service at 9:30.
Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. COPPICK. John Copeland, SudJune denly on Wednesday morning, 28th. 1961, at his home, 800 Royal York John Copeland Coppick, (retired general manager Canadian Steel Corporation and Past Master Sydney Lodge, AF and AM), beloved husband of Grace May Cartlidge; dear father of Dr. Sydney Coppick of Philadelphia, and John Thomas Coppick of Toronto: brother of Mrs.
Jack Bloor (Gladys) of England. Resting at the Yorke Chapel of Turner and Porter, 2357 Bloor St. funeral service 11 o'clock Friday morning. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. COUTURE, Camille.
At Montreal, on June 27th, 1961, aged 85 years, Camille Couture. (violin professor), husband of Therese Turenne. Funeral June 30th, from J. R. Deslauriers Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges to Notre Dame des Neiges Church, for service at 9 a.m.
Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. CROOK, Jessie, Suddenly passed away at Belleville General Hospital, June 28th, Jessie Butler, beloved wife of the Rev. Francis A. Crook of Stiriing, Ont. Resting at the Duffin Funeral Home, Stirling.
Funeral on June 30th at St. Andrew's Church at 2 p.m. Interment StirPresbyterian ling Cemetery. DEUTSCH. Muriel Kathleen.
At Toronto, on June 23rd. 1961, beloved wife of FI. Lt. Michael Deutsch, formerly of Verdun, and dear mother of Mary (Mrs, K. Spence) of Dorval, also sister of Gladys and Maurice.
Buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Toronto, June 26th, 1961. DUNCAN, Alice Grace. Suddenly on June 28th, 1961, at her late residence. 6085 Durocher Alice Grace Duncan, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Duncan, sister of Mable (Mrs. E. J. Robinson), Fredrick and Ellery. Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel.
3426 Park on Fri. June 30th, at 1:30 p.m, Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery. DUPLANTIS. Frank.
At his residence. 685 Richard Ave. Verdun, on June 29th, 1961, Frank Duplantis, aged 55 years, beloved husband of May Spence and dear father of Linda and Neil. brother of Eddie, Tom, Clifford. Victor, (Mrs.
Nellie (Mrs. E. Phillips), Florence H. Watson), Ann (Mrs. A.
Gill, and the late Arthur. Resting at the J. F. Wilson and Sons Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Funeral notice later.
EVANS, Arthur Cassils. On June 29th, 1961. dearly beloved husband of Margaret and dear father of Joan Mrs. Christopher Hampson). Edward and James.
dear brother of Mabel Cassils Evans. Resting at the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from the Church of St.
James the Apostle, 2 p.m. Fri. June 30th. 1961. to Mount Royal Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Montreal Children's Hospital. GARNON, Charles Wesley. On June 28th. 1961, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, beloved husband of Grace Canavan and dear father of Mrs. John Kuzak (Audrey), Mrs.
Bill Patterson (Beverley), Bernice, Alfred, Vincent, Charles and Frank Garnon. Resting at J. P. Feron Sons Chapel, 2252 St. Antoine St.
Funeral from St. Ann's Church, Saturday at 9 a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery HOLMES, Frank Raymond, At Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, on June 27th, 1961, aged 43 years, beloved husband of Doreen Wilson, father of Richard, son of Mrs. Agnes Holmes, and the late Richard T. Holmes, brother of Geoffrey, of Brockville.
Florence and Dorothy (Mrs, H. V. Bailey Cushing, Que.) Resting at D. A. Collins' Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St.
W. Funeral service at Trinity Memorial Church. 1 to Montreal Memorial Park. INCE, Annie Cooper. In Farnham.
Que. on June 26th. 1961. widow of Richard Ince. Funeral in St.
James Church on Thurs. (June 20th. at 2.30 p.m. Not 'Shown By D. B.
MACFARLANE Montreal has plenty of attraction from a tourist point of view but the city has not learned how to show off its treasures to the best advantage. Back from a 30-day tour of museums with 17 experts from 12 countries, Mrs. Alice Turnham, director of McGill University museums, is ready to support Montreal, as a tourist centre, "to the limit." "Montreal," the of the Canadian Museums Assocation and newly-elected council member of the American Museums Association said, "has all the authenticity of a richly endowed historical area but we still have not learned how to display our treasures. "Two of our greatest heritages, from an historical point of view, are the French-Canada regime and the Montreal of the fur traders and explorers. "Some way or other we must recapture both periods and so In Memoriam "We watched you suffer day by day It.
caused us bitter grief, To see you sadly fade away And could not give relief. Your weary hours and days of pain Your troubled d. nights are past, And in our aching hearts We knew you found sweet rest at last. To think you could not say goodbye We always will regret. But the hearts that always loved: you Are the ones that will never forget." Sadly missed by your daughters Rose, Annie and Ella, sons-in-law and grandchildren.
CLARKSON. In loving memory of my dear wife, who passed away June 29th, 1959. "It is hard to travel the road alone instead of side by side, But to all there comes a time when the paths of life divide. When I am sad and lonely and wonder why she is gone, I ask God to forgive my tears and help me to carry on. R.I.P.
Loved and longed for always by her husband Bill. FAIRMAN. In loving memory of a dear husband, father and away grandfather, June 29th, Frank, 1960. who Always passed membered wife Sarah, children Evelyn, Ted, Colin. Olive and Phyllis, daughters-in-law Elsie and Betty, sons-in-law Alex, Norman Doug, and grandchildren FRAME, (Bob).
In loving memory of a dear nusband and dad who passed away June 29th, 1958. "The memories we have from day to day No length of time can take away For in our hearts you are always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear." Always remembered by his wife Ina and family, GREELEY. In memory my sister, Mrs. Lydia King Greeley, who passed away June 29th, 1952. "The eternal God is thy refuge I will deliver thee.
and thou shalt glorify me, God will redeem my soul from the grave For He shall receive me." Sarah. JENJINS. In loving memory of a dear mother and wife, Eliza1950. beth, who Always passed away June 29th, remembered by the family. O'SULLIVAN.
In loving of my dear husband Patrick, who memory passed away accidentally one year ago, June 29th, 1960. "Each time I look at your picture You seem 10 smile and say We 'Don't cry, I'm only sleeping will meet again some dav. I'll hold your hand in a better land Never to part again' Always remembered and sadly missed by your loving wife Elizabeth. SNOW. In loving memory of a wonderful and dear mother Flora Snow, who left us June 29th, 1960.
watched you suffer, I heard you sigh, All I could do was just stand by. When the time came I suffered too. I know you never deserved what you went through I lived in hope and prayed in vain For God to make you well again. But He decided we should part He eased your pain but broke my heart Because you were my Mom, so good, go true, so rare The trial you went through 80 few could bear You never complained, you were not that kind, just one of those Mom's so hard to find. Those who knew you all will know How much I lost when lost Sadly missed and always remembered by your daughter Margo.
SNOW. In loving memory of a CLARKSON. In loving of our dear mother, who passed away June 29th, 1959. wonderful and dear Mom and Grandmother Flora. Snow.
who left us June 29th, 1960. "Tears in our eyes will wipe away, But the ache in our hearts will always stay. To he with you in the same old way, would be our greatest wish today. Beautiful memories are all we have left, of a wonderful Mom and Nanny we will never forget." Always remembered and sadly missed by Arthur, Denise and little Ray. SNOW.
In loving memory of a wonderful and dear Mom and Grandmother Flora Snow, who left us June 29th, 1960. "In your house dear Mom we miss you, more than you will ever know, Each day that passes the emptiness grows, your memory will never grow old. It is locked in our hearts in letters of gold." Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your daughter Dolly, son-in-law Harry and grandchildren Lynn, Dianne, Debby, Cathy and little Harry. SNOW. In loving memory of a wonderful and dear mother Flora Snow, who left us June 29th.
1960. "I remember you in silence and make no outward show, But what it meant to lose you no one will ever Sadly missed and always remembered by your son Allen. ST. JAMES, Egbert, loving memory of our dear Dad. who went to his rest on June 29th, nine vears ago.
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord for Psalm 23:6. Alwavs remembered and sadly missed by daughters Violet, Olive and Laura. WAUGH. In loving memory a dear wife. Margaret Rennie, who passed away in Windsor.
Ontario, June 29th, 1960. "God saw the road was getting rough And the hills were hard to climb, So He closed your weary evelids And his pered: 'Peace be Always remembered by husband John. WAUGH. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother. who passed away in Windsor.
Ontario, June 29th, 1960. "Beautiful memories are all that are left. of one We loved and shall never Ever in our thoughts. Margie. Earle, Gail and Marilyn.
Obituaries Apostolos Floros A funeral service was held Tuesday in the Holy Trinity Greek Church in Montreal for Apostolos Floros, 32, decorated by the U.S. government, the United Nations and the Greek government for bravery during APOSTOLOS FLOROS the Korean War, who died Monday received as in a' fire result last of burns, Born in Athens, Floros came to Canada 1954 after serving two years in Korea as a member of the United Nations troops. He received a medal from the U.S. President and was also decorated by the UN and the Greek government with a Third Class Red Cross medal. He died in Notre Dame Hospital as a result of severe burns received June 21 in an explosion at his St.
Catherine street east restaurant. He resided at 219 Laurier street east. Described by members of Montreal's community as a "hard Mr. Floros started his restaurant business last year and recently sent his young wife and two under-age children to Greece to visit his ailing mother. He is survived by his mother, his wife and two children.
Burial was at Mount Royal cemetery. Ellis M. Zacharias WEST SPRINGFIELD, N.H., June 29-(UPI)-Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias (ret.) 71, Deputy Chief of Naval Intelligence in World War II and later a television narrator, died Tuesday night at his home.
Zacharias had been ailing for some time and never fully recovered from a recent heart seizure. was a heart seizure that forced his retirement from the navy in 1946 after 34 years of service. He then starred on a television show entitled "secret mission" which concerned military intelligence work. Because of his extensive knowledge of intelligence activity, he was named Deputy Chief of Naval Intelligence in World War II. His specialty was psychological warfare broadcasts aimed at Japan.
Roger Choquette A funeral service for Roger Choquette, associated with Theatres Laurentides the past 25 years, will be held in St. Germain d'Outremont Church at 9 a.m. Saturday, Mr. Choquette, who was well known theatrical cles, died Montreal yesterday following a lengthy illness. Born in Montreal, he was educated at College St.
Laurent and for a period worked in Quebec City. As a young man, gained recognition locally as all-round athlete. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Maurice Lachapelle and three brothers, Robert, poet and dramatist, Leo, president Theatres Laurentides and Henri, also associated with the cinema industry. Mrs.
Edward McCormack TORONTO, June 29 (CP) Mrs. Edward McCormack, 40, a leading Canadian portrait painter, died yesterday. The former Laura June Forbes of London, she was the daughter of Kenneth Forbes now of Toronto, also a portrait painter. She came to Canada the age of five. She painted numerous Canadian public figures, and of her paintings of Canadian two, historical figures hang in the Ontario Legislature building.
Her husband is an artist with the Thomson newspapers. Sardar Baldev NEW DELHI, India, June 29 -(UPI)-Sardar Baldev, 59. the first Hindu to hold Cabinet rank in India, died today of a heart attack. Baldev was India's first Defence Minister. He held the post from 1947 to 1952.
TROOPS FOR ANGOLA LISBON, June 29-(Reuters) -A contingent of 2,480 soldiers left Lisbon yesterday on the steamer Vera Cruz to reinforce Portuguese troops in Another group of men left on the steamer Conceicao Maria to reinforce the garrison in Portuguese Guinea. South Shore Moorish Palace Weekend Magazine Feature Tourists and Montreal motorists for years, have puzzled over a mosque-like structure on the shores of Lake St. Louis near Chateauguay and driven on wondering what it was. The Moorish building is actually the summer home of a Montreal doctor who is an enthusiastic admirer of the design Arab world produced. The home.
owned by Dr. Louis Hebert, is described in pictures and story in a feature in THE MONTREAL STAR'S WEEKEND MAGAZINE which this week appears tomorrow instead usual Saturday because the of July 1 holiday. U.S. Convicts Cuban Killer Of Girl, 9 ANNOUNCEMENTS Births Adoptions Christenings Engagements Approaching Marriages Marriages Death Notices Requiem Mass Special Announcements Unveilings In Memoriams Cards of Thanks CALL VI. 2-7131 up to 9 a.m.
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Minimum charge $1.75 per day. In Memoriam and Cards of Thanks 30 cents per count line of 6 words, part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge $1.50 day. Additional lines or verse or quotation 30 cents per count line or part line. Births ALLAN, George and Aaltje are pleased to announce the birth of a daughter, 7 4 028., on June 28th, 1961, at.
the Queen Hospital, sister for Teresa and Susan, Mother and daughter both well. ANGLIN. Bob and Marilynne (nee Neasmith), wish to announce the birth of a daughter, 9 5 at the Catherine Booth Hospital, June 28th, 1961, mister for Kim and Lori. Both well. ARTHUR.
To Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Arthur (nee Barbara, MacLeod), at The Montreal General Hospital.
on June 28th, 1961, a daughter, sister for Stephen. Both well. BEER. Fred and Janet, (neel McAllister), are happy announce the birth of a daughter, on June 27th, 1961, at the Lachine General Hospital. Both well, BERNHARDT.
To Eric and Prue Bernhardt (nee Chariton), on June 27th, 1961, at The Montreal General Hospital, a daughter, sister to Guy, Prue Anne, Eric Henry and Timothy. Both well. BERNSTEIN. Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer L. Bernstein (nee Ronna Taub), are happy to announce the birth of their son, at the St. Joseph's Hospital, Saint John, N.B., on June 17th, 1961, a brother for Janie Sue. Both well. BLACK.
To Mr. and Mrs. Willis Black (nee Pollock), a son, brother to Darlene, on June 28th, 1961, at Hotel Dieu Hospital, St. Jerome, Que. Both well.
BRADY. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brady (nee Mancini), announce the birth of a son, Michael Anthony, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on June 28th, 1961. Both well.
BROWN. To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown (nee Barbara Robson), a daughter, born at the Sacred Heart Hospital, on June 28th, 1961. Sister for Jimmie.
Both well. BUCHAN. To Mr. Mrs. John Buchan (nee May McCormick), a son, at The Montreal General Hospital, on June 28th, 1961, brother for Wade.
Both well. CHAMBERLAIN. To Mr. and Mys. Howard Chamberlain (nee Marilyn Reade), on June 28th, 1961, at the Montreal General Hospital, a son.
brother for Joy, Lyn and Gay. COHEN, To Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen, A son, born June 28th, 1961, at. the Jewish General Hospital.
Grandson 10 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cohen and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Glick. CUSSEN. To Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Cussen (nee McKenna) at the Lachine General Hospital, June 29th 1961, a daughter. Sister for Maurice and Michael. DEMERS: To Mr. and Mrs.
Denis Demers (nee Anne Whitehead) on June 27th, 1961, a daughter, at the Sacred Heart Hospital, Hull, Quebec. Sister for Jackie. Both well. DUROCHER. To Mr.
and Mrs. P. Durocher (nee Mildred Samuel), on June 28th, 1961, 8. daughter, at St. Mary's Hospital, sister for Bobby, Ross, David and Philip.
Both well. EASTON. Robert and Monica (nee Mellon). are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, on June 28th. 1961.
at St. Mary's Hospital, sister for Brenda. Both well GLAS. To Jim and Alice (nee Halman), a boy. 9 on June 28th.
1961, in Toronto Both well. VICTOR 2-4444 House of flowersJames D. McKenna. Mountain Street at Sherbrooke Florist Nielsen, Grower FUNERAL FLOWERS 5580 DECARIE N.D.G RE. 1-1153 Fancy Fruit and Shiva Baskets Member Liners (Tub Open Sunday and Eves.
the florist towers Telegraphed To All Parts Of The World CP. 4-8237 4512 PARK AVE. Births HAMMOND. To Ross and Mavis Hammond (nee Miller), on June 26th. 1961, in Fullerton, California.
a daughter, sister to Bradley. KAVANAGH. To Tony and Ann (nee Ingram), a daughter, Teri-Ann, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, June 28th, 1961, 6 lbs. 4 ounces. A sister to Mark.
KELLER. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Keller (nee Lila Segall), proudly announce the birth of a daughter, at the Jewish General Hospital, on June 27th, 1961, sister to Honey. Both well.
KULA. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kula (nee Fran Browman), joyfully announce the birth of a son on June 25th. 1961.
at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Both doing well. LAVENDER. Peter and Carmen (nee Boudreau), are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, at the Jeanne D'Are Hospital, on June 25th, 1961. Both well.
LESTRADE, To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar P. Lestrade (nee Audrey O'Neill, in Biloxi, June 24th, 1961, a daughter, Leah Margaret, 6 lbs. Both well.
LIPSON. To. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lipson (nee Magill), a daughter, on June 28th, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, sister for Mark and Janice, Both well.
LUXENBERG. Abe and Mary (nee Gershberg) joyfully announce the birth of a baby girl, 11 lbs. 12 ozs. Sister to Robert and Elaine, on June 28th, 1961, at the Jewish General Hospital, Both MALINA, To Mike and Reva Arshinoff), on June 28th, 1961, a son, at Phelps Memorial Hospital, Tarrytown, N.Y. Both well.
MARTIN. To Mr. and Mrs. M. Barry Martin (nee Beverly Johnston), a son, Mark Craig, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on June 25th, 1961.
Both well. McGRAPH. To Mr. and Mrs. McGraph (nee Margaret Smart), of St.
John's, on June 27th, 1961, at St. Mary's Hospital, a daughter. Both well. George Mitchell (nee Fritz), a. MITCHELL.
TO Mr. and Mrs. son. at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on June 27th, 1961, brother to Sharon. NESS.
To Anita and Leo (nee Craig), at the Jewish General Hospital, June 27th, 1961, a daughter, Caroline, sister to Hillel and Craig. Both well. O'BRIEN. To Ed and Kay (nee Katheleen McLeod), on June 27th, 1961, at St. Mary's Hospital, a son, brother to Patricia and 'John.
ONDREJCHAK. To Steve and Alys (nee Hamilton), a daughter, 5 10 on June 27th, 1961, at The Montreal General Hospital. Both well. PROVOST. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Provost (nee Camilla Parkes), at The Montreal General Hospital on June 29th, 1961, a daughter. Sister to Tina, Robert and Alan. Both well, ROWE. To Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Rowe (nee Joan Moore), a daughter (sister to Roger), on June 26th, 1961, at the Jewish General Hospital. Both well. SHARPE. To Mr.
and Mrs. Henry M. Sharpe (nee Joan Wheatley) on June 26th, 1961, at St. Mary's Hospital, a son, brother for Lois and Carolyn. Both well.
SHOUSTERMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Hy Shousterman (nee Janet Shoib), are happy to announce the birth of their son, brother to Rhonda Sue, on June 28th, 1961, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Both well. SMITH.
To Don and Dolores (nee Weiler), on June 28th, 1961, at St. Mary's Hospital, son, brother to Gary, Michael, Cathy, Terry, Donna, and Patti. Both well. STEVENS. Donald and Barbara (nee Orr), are happy to announce the arrival of a baby boy, weighing 7 lbs.
10 on June 27th, 1961, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Both well. TOTTEN. Doug and Dawn (nee Dykeman), are happy to announce the birth of their son at The Montreal General Hospital, on June 28th, 1961. Both well.
TYNDALE. To Anne (nee Skelton) and William S. Tyndale, on June 28th, 1961, at The Montreal General Hospital, a 8011. Both well. VINCELLI.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincelli (nee Carol Crowdis) happily announce the birth of a daughter, on June 28th, 1961, at the Catherine Booth Hospital. Sister for Donnie and Ricky. WARREN.
To Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Warren, on June 26th, 1961.
at. the Catherine Booth Hospital, a son, 6 9 brother to Grant. Both well. WASSERMAN. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Wasserman (nee Stella Waxman), are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, sister to Arthur, Jack, on June 28th, 1961, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Both well. WHITE. To Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph White (nee Olive Dutton), on June 25th. 1961. at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. a son.
6 brother for Ralphie, Both well. Adoptions HOBSON. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hobson happily announce the arrival of their chosen son.
Scott Andrew. brother to Stephen, Susan and Sharon. WHITEFORD. Mr. and Mrs.
John Bruce Whiteford (nee Doris Caron). are happy to announce the arrival of their chosen baby daughter. Susan Elizabeth. sister Johnnie. Knights of Pythias Marathon Lodge No.
23 The officers and members of the above lodge wish to extend their sincerest condolences to Bro. SAUL WERTHEIMER and his family on the loss of his father LEON WERTHEIMER. All brethren are requested to attend the funeral service on June 29th at 12.00 noon from Paperman's Funeral Home, 5605 Cote des Neiges. MOSES GREENSTEIN, Secretary. VICTORIA LODGE No.
'73 Q.R., A.F. A.M. We regret to announce the death of our late Wor, sudden, NAYLOR, L.M., at Ambleside, England, on June 26th, 1961. By Order of the W.M. J.
LOMAS. Secretary Deaths JARABEK, Justin. At Montreal June 29th, 1961, aged 59 years, Justin Jarabek, beloved husband of Mary Blazo father of Stanley, residing 7776 Bloomfield. Funeral July 1st, from Geo. Godin Funeral Home, 518 Rachel leaving 8:45 a.m., for service at 9 Church, a.m.
in (St. St. Cyrille, Denis Method and Anne). Thence to Cote des Neiges. LAPIDES.
At the Jewish General Hospital, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lapides (nee Esther Goldberg), on June 28th, 1961. KENNEDY, Mary.
At the Verdun General Hospital, June 29th, 1961, Mary Kennedy, wife of the late John Kennedy, beloved mother of Hughena, (Mrs. Paul Pink). Funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Chapel of J. W.
MacGillivray and Sons, 5644 Bannantyne Ave. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery, LYON, Erie Audrey, at his residence, 196 Greenfield Greenfield Park, on June 28th, 1961, Eric Lyon, beloved husband cf Dorothy Ryan, dear brother of Althea (Mrs. Buddy of Payne), Inez (Mrs. J. Rowatt Vancouver), Thurl L.
of Detroit, and Alwyne H. Funeral J. at 1 p.m., from the Chapel of W. MacGillivray Sons. 307 Riverside Drive, St.
Lambert. Laurentide Memorial Gardens. MARTIN, Leslie. At Montreal General Hospital, on June 27th, 1961, aged 65, beloved husband of Alice Breen, father of Shirley (Mrs. P.
Jardim) and David brother of Mrs. Eileen Wilson, Leo and Dorothy. Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St.
Thurs, at 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. NICKEL, Ferdinand. On June 27th, 1961, at The Montreal General Hospital, Ferdinand Nickel, beloved husband of Anna Nuchdear father of Bruno of Victerp, toria, B.C. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke St.
W. Requiem Mass in St. Malachy's Church on Fri. at 8.30 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.
NOBEL, Fritz. Suddenly on Mon. June 26th, 1961, beloved husband of Ursula Wagner, and dear father of Barbara, Miriam, Susan, Victor, Peter and Ralph, son of Mrs. Margaret Nobel of Haifa, Israel, and the late Dr. Gabriel Nobel, brother of Mrs.
Mordecai Bendow (Hannah Ruth). of Israel. Funeral service from Paperman and Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des. Neiges Road, Shiva at 629 Rockland Ave. PATTERSON, Herbert Annett.
Suddenly on June 28th, 1961, Herbert. Annett Patterson, beloved husband of Florence Edith Sutherland and father of Phyllis (Mrs. R. M. McMorine), Charles William and Kenneth Herbert.
Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray and 1234 Mountain St. at 11. a.m.
to Mount Royal Cemetery. SEBASTJANSKI, Mary. At Montreal, June 26th, 1961, aged 60 years, beloved wife of Adam Sebastjanski, residing 2410 Frontenac. Funeral Fri. June 30th, from A.
Dallaire Funeral Home, 3254 Bellechasse, leaving 8.15 a.m. for service at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Polish Church (Gascon and Hochelaga). Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery.
SISTER ST. AUSTIN. (Sarah Ellen MeGuire). At Pembroke, June 21st, 1961. Sister St.
Austin, Grey Sister of The Immaculate Conception, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Francis McGuire, sister of Mrs. Anne Cox and the late Sister St. Edith and Thomas and Timothy McGuire.
STUCK, Karl. June 24th, 1961. aged 49 years, beloved husband of Johanna. Stoll, residing at 8521 Birnam. Resting at the Chapel of M.
A. Blythe Bernier, 3682 Park near Pine. Service in St. Boniface Church, Pine and Hall, Friday at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.
SWEENEY, Charles John, Aged 62, who passed away June 27th, 1961, at the Montreal General Hospital, after a. lengthy illness, dearly beloved husband of Mary Ann Gorman and dear father of Robert, Charles Rita (Mrs. Paul Conchatre), Raymond, Clifford, Richard, Gerald, Geraldine (Mra. Frank Shore), and Brian. Brother of Lena (Mrs.
W. Mcgrath). He is also mourned by his 23 grandchildren. Funeral July 1st, from J. R.
Deslauriers Funeral Home, 790 St. Croix St. Laurent to Our Lady of Fatima Church for service at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, THAYER, Claribell Mary, Suddenly at Montreal Neurological Institute on June 27th, 1961, Claribell Mary Lancaster, age 53 years, beloved wife of Gerald Edward Thayer, mother of Gay and Robert, sister of Merle Mrs. T.
H. Morris), Vera (Mrs. R. Thevenot). Funeral from A.
Colling Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on at 3 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery. TREAGUS, Arthur Henry. At the St: Lambert General Hospital, on June 27th, 1961, Arthur Henry Treagus, aged 71 years, husband of the late Alice Cotton and dear father of Mrs. S.
Walsh (Joyce), Mrs. A. Attaman (Florence), Mrs. D. McBain (Doris), and Leslie.
Funeral at 1:15 p.m. from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray Sons. 307 Riverside Drive, St.
Lambert. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. WILTSHIRE, Gladys Emily. At Eldorado. on June 27th.
1961, Gladys Emily Robinson, dearly beloved wife of Mervyn F. Wiltshire and mother of Robin and Mervyn, beloved daughter of Mrs. E. Robinson, sister to Gerald. Clifford.
Ronnie, Hazel (Mrs. G. Tavernier) and Marjorie (Mrs. G. Sylvia).
Interment Eldorado. Kan. YEARSLEY, Mabel. At. The Montreal General Hospital.
on June 27th. 1961, Mabel Yearsley, beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Yearsley. Funeral from Robt.
M. White Son Funeral Home. 4484 St. Catherine St. East on June 30th, at 11.30 a m.
Interment Hawthorn- Dale Cemetery. In Memoriam BAILEY. In loving memory of Brian, a dear son and brother. who died suddenly June 27th, 1958. Always remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Dad, brothers and sisters.
BELVEDERE. In loving memorv husband. Frank, who passed away June 29th. 1950. "The vears may dawn and pass away.
But memories of voll will alwavs Sadly missed, your loving wife Carlotta. BELVEDERE. In loving memdad. who passed awav June 29th. 1950.
"It's just A little, but means a lot. To say. dear Dad, we haven't Always remembered. daughter Adelina. BELVEDERE.
In loving memorv of a dear brother, Frank. who passed away June 29th, 1950. "It's not the words, they are but few. It's the golden memories we keep of you. Always remembered, brother Angelo.
BELVEDERE. In loving memorv of a dear dad, who passed away June 29th. 1950. "Too dearly loved to be Always remembered, daughter Lucy. CHARLTON.
In loving memory of Dad. Frank Charlton, who passed away June 29th, 1944, Always remembered by Dick and daughter-in-law Hazel. CHARLTON, In loving memory of Frank Charlton who passed away June 29th, 1944. Always remembered, daughter Lela. CLARKSON, In loving memory our beloved mother and grandmother.
who passed away June 29th. 1959. "Not a day do we forget vou In our hearts you are always near, We loved sadly miss As it dawns another vear Always remembered Ella, Bill and grandchildren. Off' Enough portray them that we become the "talk of the "This will take a lot of research and much patient and intelligently directed reconstruction. It cannot be done from purely commercial point of view.
It has to become a movement into which citizens enter with zest." Second to None Of the 23 differcat centres which the international museum leaders visited during a tour midwestern American museums, Montreal as an historic area surpasses them all in potential color and appeal, Mrs. Turnham stated. The development of Upper Village, recreating the Canada, the United Empire Loyalists following the War of 1812, was a praiseworthy achievement, she said. "Montreal has a different place in Canadian history which we can tell better our a area and in any other part of the country. "Unfortunately, we are inclined to focus our attention on far-away places as being the most glamorous.
"We should not away forget that Montreal is a far place' to millions of others and it can become glamorous in the measure we take pains to show off its treasures effectively. Never Too Late "It is still not too late to act, but time is fleeting and we are losing some of our treasures. Let us hope we not awaken to this situation too late." Mrs. Turnham visited seven states as a guest of the State. Department with representative museum experts from West India, Germany, Pakistan, Israel, Nigeria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Czechoslovakia, Mexico and Australia.
The area covered was from Washington, D.C., to Wisconsin. "The heart this country, so often by-passed by those who hasten from coast to coast, has nothing," she said, "for which to apologize and much that is worth going hundreds of miles to see. "The visitors encountered a warmth, a friendliness, and an indulgence for language difficulties would do credit to any nation, and they in turn demonstrated very forcibly that professional and women of varying nationalities and cultural backgrounds, speaking a variety of languages, can live together in splendid harmony, in close quarters and under exacting conditions." Unveilings ADELSTEIN. The unveiling a monument to the memory of the late father Michael Adelstein, of Libbie, Nettie and beloved will take place at the Shaar Harry Zion Cemetery on Berri Street, and July 2nd, friends at 10:30 invited a.m. Relatives are to attend.
MORANTZ, Charles. A monument will be dedicated with everlasting memories of the beloved husband of Annie Zwibel Morantz, Shaare Zion Cemetery, Beaconsfield, July 2nd. 1961, 11 a.m. NEVITT. The unveiling a monument in the of beloved mother, grandmother and a great grandmother, Mrs.
Annie Nevitt. mother of Mrs. Jos. Davis (Ada). Mrs.
Jack (Ettie). Mrs. Ruby Tepper and (Lottie), Sam. Mrs. Louis Small (Ida) on July 2nd.
1961, at 12 noon. at. the Tissereph de Jerusalem la Rossland Congregation. Savane St. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
SHIFFMAN, (Rosen). The unVeiling of a monument to the memory (Rosen), of mother the of late Sarah Stahl, Mrs. Minnie Lieberman, Mrs. Polly Schwartz. Mrs.
Lea Kotansky, and Mr. Peter Rosen, will Cemetery. take place at the Hanadrash Cartierville Beth Hagadol Synagogue, on at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends July 2nd, are invited to attend. Card of Thanks ADAMS.
Mrs. Constance Adams and family, wish to express to their many relatives and friends, their heartfelt thanks for the many kind expressions of pathy and condolence received in symthe loss of John Richard Adams, beloved husband and father. ALLAN, Robert L. Your kind and sympathy thoughtful expressions are gratefully acknowledged with sincere appreciation by Mrs. Allan, the family and also Mrs.
Williams. GREENIDGE. I wish to thank all kind relatives and friends for beautiful floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy, in the loss of my beloved wife. Arnold Greenidge. MURPHY.
The wife of the late Carl Murphy, wishes to express her sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives friends, for floral offerings, mass cards and expressions of sympathy. during her recent and sad bereavement of her beloved husband. SMITH. I wish to show mv appreciation for the many kindto me during my recent nesses and sympathies extended bereavement. Mrs.
George A. Smith. Three Rivers, Que. THANKS to Saint Jude for favours received with promise to publish. THANKS to St.
Jude for favour received with promise to publish. YATES. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation of sympathy, and beautiful floral for the acts of kindness, messages offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors in our recent husband and bereavement father. of We 8. especially beloved thank the Rev.
G. Dalzell, Signed MacGillivray Mrs. Lucy Funeral Yates Home. and familv. Associated Press NEW YORK, June 29-Francisco (The Hook) Molina, a former soldier in Fidel Castro's Cuban army, was sentenced to 20 years to life imprisonment today on a conviction of second degree murder, A bullet fired by Molina during an exchange of gunfire by Cuban factions struck and killed Magdalena Urdaneta, 9, a Venezuelan girl who was vacationing with her parents.
After the April invasion of Cuba Castro offered to trade one of those captured for Molina. But the U.S. government gave no indication of its attitude on the proposal. Magdalena's family was sitting in a West Side restaurant when gunfire broke out between pro anti-Castro groups. This occurred last year while Castro was in New York.
Molina's lawyer asked a SUs pended sentence for Molina and that he be deported to his native Cuba. He said that if Molina were returned put the 'Tractors for Freedom' movement in a better light." Magazines Remailing Is Queried The Star's Ottawa Bureau OTTAWA, June 29 Postmaster Hamilton said today he did not expect U.S. publishers would attempt to beat higher mailing rates in the U.S. by flooding Canada with bulk periodicals for remailing here. Mr.
Hamilton replied in the Commons to Douglas Fisher (CCF-Port Arthur) who noted that new U.S. rates of 8 cents a pound for U.S. periodicals mailed to Canada would go into effect July 1. Mr. Hamilton said that the new Canadian rate of 5 cents a pound for re-mailing of periodicals would go into effect here on Aug.
1. There would only be a one-month gap and U.S. publishers would not find it worthwhile to change their mailing practices for such a short period. The new U.S. rate applies to periodicals mailed in the U.S.
and destined for Canada. The new Canadian rate applies to U.S. periodicals shipped to Canada in bulk and re-mailed here for their Canadian destination. Mr. Hamilton said, the remailing system benefited Canada.
The 5-cent rate delibU.S. rate to, compensate puberately fixed lower than' the lishers for shipping the bulk periodicals, and was designed to get U.S. publishers to re-mail in Canada. If the periodicals are mailed in the U.S., Canada has to handle them anyway, but gets no revenue under the postal convention between the two, countries. If the periodicals come to Canada in bulk and are re-mailed here however, the Canadian post office gets the revenue of 5 cents per pound.
PM Silent On U.S. Talks The Star's Ottawa Bureau OTTAWA, June 29 Prime Minister Diefenbaker today dodged questions about consultations with the United States government on recommendations Royal Commission on Publications. Opposition Leader Pearson asked for information on the consultations, and whether they would be finished in time for the government to take legislative action on the commission report this session. Mr. Diefenbaker replied that Mr.
Pearson had been external affairs minister long enough to know that such discussions are not placed before Parliament until they are finished. He added that he had "long since ceased to have any ideas as to how long this session is going to continue." The publications report, presented two weeks ago, made strong recommendations for the protection of Canadian publications against competition from U.S. magazines. Armstrong- Jones Gets New Post Reuters LONDON, June 29 Antony Armstrong husband of Princess Margaret, has become editorial adviser of a magazine called "Design." the Council of Industrial Design said today. He is listed in the July issue as one of the monthly magazine's four editorial advisers.
A spokesman for the council with which ArmstrongJones took an unsalaried advisory post in January said as editorial adviser he will have no executive duties. "The advisers are, as It were, a board of governors concerned only with making decisions on general policy," the spokesman said, adding that Armstrong-Jones' work for the magazine would be unpaid. The Moorish palace was designed by the late Raphael Boilard, a Montreal architect whom Dr. Hebert consulted when he decided to turn his enthusiasm for this type of design into a practical project. Also featured in this issue of WEEKEND MAGAZINE is the story of one of the great caricaturists and illustrators of the past, the late Octave-Henri Julien who for 20 years produced work for THE MONTREAL STAR which brought him fame around the world.
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