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Painters, Decorators 428 34 The GAZETTE, Montreal, Oct. 31, 1977 Cars for Sale 128 (Musical Instruments 208 Morses, Livestock, Equipment Transport BIRTHS 8c DEATHS A-l PIANO AGENCY. Used and new HOURS: From 8.30 a m. to 9 m. (closed Saturdays) SUNDAY A HOLIDAYS: From 12 noon to 4 pm RATES: 15' per word Minimum charge $2.00 per day.

Also listed in these columns Engagements. Announcements. Marriage Notices. Divorces, Chosen Children, Requiem Masses. In Memoriam.

Unveilings. Cards ot Thanks. Phone: 866-4771. DEATHS American philosopher dies, 64 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (HIM) Philosopher J.

Glenn Gray, who supervised English translations of the contemporary German philosopher Martin Heidegger for Harper and Row, died Saturday of a heart attack at his home. He was 64. Gray was a member of the faculty at Colorado College since 1948, and was the author of 'The Warriors: Reflections of Men in a study on the thought of men in combat. He also published several books on the works of 19th century George Hegel, edited three other books and wrote hundreds of essays and articles on philosophical 1 234 BAY Gelding. 8 years, 15.2 hands, suitable for lunior or pleasure, guaranteed sound.

688-4508. 234xl Personals 284 HOUSE sitter required immediate ly. A-l references essential. Lady or gentleman 50-65 to care for our home, 4-6 months, maybe longer. No salary but good home for right per- sontsj.

Please contact. The Gazette, Department 2936, P.O. Box 6036, Station Montreal, H3C 3E2. 284x31 Business Personals 285 REGISTERED Electrical Engi neer. Designs or maintenance advice.

Information; 933-9806. 285x26 Lost 286 BLACK neutered male cat, fresh scar behind left ear, wearing collar, on Wednesday, October 26, West mount area Reward, 486-2726. 266x1 LOST on October 19, female cat, dark smoke grey, sleek looking, in the vicinity of Plamandon and Le-gare. Reward. Call after 5:30 739- yyu4.

box i Found (Ads Free) 288 ONE LARGE Beagle female, found In Hampstead, October 27. Call 489 0293. 288x31 Personal Services 289 AVAILABLE, inside storage. Furni ture, boats, cars, trailers, etc. Rea sonable.

761-3431. 289x5 Money to Loan 290 MORTGAGES, 1st, 2nd. Commer cial, Industrial, Apartments. Tern porary financing for construction Mr. F.

Tremblay, 274-5571. 290x1 Coming Events 380 "BAZAAR" Wednesday, November 2, St. Ma lachy Church, 5330 Clanranald av enue, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Council of Units of the J.

H. H. Foundation. 380x1 BETA SIGMA Phi's Handicraft Ba zaar at Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Pointe Claire on Saturday, November 5 from 11 to 3 p.m. Pro ceeds to MacKay Center for Deaf and Crippled Children.

Shop early for Christmas. 380x31 Business Services 402 ALL AUTOS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY To Toronto, Windsor, Detroit, Marltlmes (Gas allowance to Western Canada and Florida). 937-3959 MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY 4036 St. Catharine W. West, Atwater Metro 402x26 DRAPERIES, curtains, blinds quick instella'lon.

Estimates. Bik nei Draperies, 945 Provencher Brossard, 465-3518. 402x25 MANUSCRIPTS, letters, mailing lists, envelopes, expertly typed Pick up, delivery and dictation services. Reasonable rates. Special attention and rates for students.

Call Mike 435-3403 or Ad. Answer 866 2412. 402x26 Building Materials 403 ALUMINUM or steel siding from Dofasco authorized manufacturer. White or colour. Starting at $39.99 a square.

8171 Metropolitan East, 1-514-353-2860. 403x11 Cleaning 406 CLEANING walls, washing win dows, wallpapering, painting 524 4558. 406x10 MAINTENANCE, washing walls, floors, etc. Renovations G.R.M. Inc.

761-4627. 406x14 PROFESSIONAL Janitorial and cleaning service for offices and Industry. Excellent references. 621-4146. NET-TOI-TOU ENRG.

406x5 Contractors 408 ALL brick, chimney, cement work. New and repairs. 342-1648. 408x11 BILL RAY REG'D, brick, stone and cement work of all kinds. New and repairs.

Estimates. 488-4453. 408x1 KING'S CAULKING Licensed contractor still has time to do your caulking and concrete restoration. 336-0911 408x5 CUSTOM PAINT and decor. Free estimates.

Reasonable rates, Call; 735-6913. 428x23 FIRST CLASS Painting, wallpapering, decorating. Reasonable. Free estimates, 688-3646, evenings. 428x12 PAINTING, day or evenings.

Contract or hourly. 933-5404 anytime. 428x9 PAINTING. Interior, exterior, reasonable rates. Free estimates, Tom, 363-1568.

428x4 THE DUTCH PAINTER and paper-hanger, 336-8033. 428x12 Swimming Pools 436 SWIMMING POOL Winter covers, discount price. Free delivery. Call 681-3404. 436x11 TV, Radio, Repairs 438 ALL RADIO, television repairs.

$5.00 a visit. Mike, 739-5936. 438x16 Upholstery Remodelling 440 AT LOW price. General Upholstering. 272-9694, evenings 725-6632.

440x8 Legal Notices 442 FORM OF NOTICE: Notice is hereby given that the con tract of sa le dated October 4th, '77 to The Toronto-Dominion Bank of all the debts, present or future, payable to Zeltac Inc. was registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Montreal on the 20 day of October, 1977 under Number 2823675. Dated the 24th day of Oc tober, 1977. The Toronto-Dominion Bank. H.

Oosteen, Assistant Manager. 442x31 JUSTICE MINISTER CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC nKTiri nc ini iettc Gabrlelle Huguette, named Ga-brielle Landry, Petitioner. Notice. Notice is hereby given that Ga-br i el le Huguette, named Gabrlelle I JinHrv HnmirilaH nH ratiinn at 146, Visitation, Joliette, district of jonette, win apply to the Lieutenant Governor in Council for the change rtf hpr njlmo in Unniiatte riMhriolla Landry. Joliette, October 17th 1977.

uar.uicvnie duufuuos, nnurneys for Petitioner. Landreville Bour-duas 102 Nord. Place Bouroet Jo liette, Que. 442 NOTICE is hereby given that the contract cf sale dated October 5th, 1977 to The Toronto Dominion Bank of all the present or fu ture, payable to Prescislon Digitnle Enr. -Digital Precision Reg'd.

was registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Laval on the 14th day of October, 1977 under Number 407935. Dated the 24th day of October, 1977. The Toronto Dominion Bank. 442x31 NOTICE Is hereby given that the contract of sale dated October 4, iy7 to The Toronto-Dominion Bank of all the debts, present or future, payable to Enseignes Temp-O-Perm Ltee iemp-o-Perm Signs was registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Montreal on the 18th day of October, 1977 under Number 2823085. Dated the 24th day of October, 1977.

The Toronto-Dominion Bank. 442x31 NOTICE is hereby given that under Deed registered at the Registry Of fice for the Registration Division of Montreal under no. 2818753 The Ca nadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has released, re-assigned and re- transferred to Satinesse Inc. 9494 St. Lawrence Suite 702, Mont real, Quebec.

Wholesalers of Linings, all the rights, title and interest of the Bank under that certain General Assignment of Book Debts made by the customer to the Bank dated the 14th day of May 1976 and registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Montreal under no. 2696854. Dated the 24th day of October, 1977. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. 442x31 NOTICE is hereby given that the contract of sale dated October 26, 197 to The Toronto-Dominion Bank of all the debts, present or future, payaoie to Les Industries Inter Fonds Ltee.

Inter Fonds Industries was registered at the Realstrv Office for the Registration Division of Montreal on the 27th day of October, 1977 under Number 2825347 Dated the 27th day of October, 1977. The Toronto-Dominion Bank. 442x31 NOTICE is hereby given that the contract dated September 15th, 1977 whereby Les Silencleux H.R. Inc. transferred and assigned all its book debts, present and future to the Bank of Montreal by way of security was registered In the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Huntingdon on the 23rd day of September 1977 under No.

88361 Bank of Montreal, September 23rd, 1977. 442x31 PROVINCIAL COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL No: 500-02-03762S-774 Robert Grenier, Plaintiff versus Herbert Hughes and Kathleen Hughes formerly residing at 186A, Smith Street, in LaSalle. Province of Quebec, Defendants. By Order of the Court: The defendants, Herbert Hughes and Kathleen Hughes of un known address, is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of thirty (30) days following the last puolication. A copy of the writ of summons, declaration and notice has been left for each of them at the Administration Office, at the Court House, Notre-Dame Street, East, in Montreal.

And further take notice that In default of your serving and filing such appearance or contestation within the time prescribed above, the plaintiff may proceed to obtain against you, by default, a ludgment and other relief may be granted without notice to you. Montreal, October 22nd, 1977. A. Beau-lieu, Assistant Clerk. Mes Dagenais 8, Wolfe, 581 Des Laurentides Laval, Q.

442x31 PROVINCIAL COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL No. 02-019536-775 Errol Enterprises a body politic and corporate, duly incorporated according to law and having its head office and principal place of business in the City and District of Montreal and having a place of business at 3906 St. Urbain Street, verses Pierre Barnard, of parts unknown. The Defendant, Pierre Bernard, is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of thirty (30) days following the last publication. A copy of the Writ of Summons and Declaration has been left for him at the Office of this Court.

Montreal, October 27, 1977. A. Beaulieu. Mes. Pollack, Tei-telbaum Cohen, 800 Dorchester Blvd.

West, Suite 1410, Montreal, Quebec. H3B 1X9. 442x31 SOCIAL WELFARE COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC VALLEYFIELD No. 500-43-000-859-76 Notice to Jacques Clermont: Take notice that a motion for adoption of Caroline Clermont is scheduled to be heard on the 30th day of November 1977 at 9 30 a m. at the Social Welfare Court, Valleyfield.

Take notice that in default of your serving and filing an appearance or contestation, or your failure to bo present at the hearing, will result in a ludgment by default of the present motion for adoption. Mtre. Simon Richter, Attorney for Petitioners. 442x31 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1975 standard transmission, radio, very clean. 12 months, 12,000 miles Wynn's warranty.

Trade-Ins accept ed. Rosaire Bergeron, Popular Auto 58les, 5441 St. HuDert, 274-5471. 128x2 VOLVO 142GL 1974, automatic, very clean, a.m.-f.m. radio, radials, etc.

Bargain. Dealer, 767-0334. 128x1 VOLVO 242 1975, automatic, 21,000 miles, $3990 firm. B4S-4656. 126x2 SalesServices Accessories 130 ALTERNATORS and Starters J15.

Radiators S20. Tires $20. per pair. Transmissions $40. Also available all other car pieces.

60 days guarantee. 271-9977, evenings 645-7761. 130x26 Transportation, Financing, Insurance, Storage 132 AAA AUTO INSURANCE. Immediate coverage. V2C.

No refusais. Easy terms. 731-3441. 132x26 AUTO INSURANCE. No V2C.

Terms. 481-8137. refusals. 132x31 AUTO INSURANCE, no refusal, V2C30C payment plan, 878-13B8, 656-5510. 132x10 Car Rentals, Leasing 134 DANIS MERCURY LTD.

12, 18, 24 MONTHS 861-6564 435-9456 tf 134 LEASING ALL MAKES Omega Leasing Canada Lfd. 7325 Harley, N.D.G. 489-5345 TF134 Antiques, Art, China, Jewels 200 ANDRE ANTIQUES, 1876 Notre Dame West, 932-0680, 2125 Crescent, 844-2167. 200x31 ANTIQUE MAPLE bedroom set (4 pieces). Good condition, $400., 668- 7255.

200x2 ANTIQUE Chippendale mahogany diningroom table Slid 8 matching chairs, (2 arms). Table, 42" wide, 2 extra leafs extending to Hand carved arcanthus leaf motif with claw and ball feet, interlaced carved chair backs. Period 1850-60. Excellent condition. Must be seen to be appreciated.

Hudson Antiques. 200x1 ANTIQUE slide projector In working order. Also medical slides. 672-5370 evenings. 200x3 CLEARANCE, up to 50 off.

Partial inventory. Must make room. Ro-salee Heller Antiques, 4970 Queen Mary Rd. (Mezzanine). 200x7 DUTCH PAINTINGS WANTED Bllders, Bosboom, Gabriel, Maris, Mauve, Mesdag, Roelofs, Tholen, Weissenbruch, etc.

Also Canadian, English and American paintings. 935-5123. 200x11 EARLY Canadian Pine chest, table, washstand, paintings. Best offer, 843-6341. 200x31 HUDSON ANTIQUES open Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

10-6 p.m., Sunday 1-6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday by chance only or appointment. Trans-Canada at Hudson, exit 17. East side. 200x31 OLLIVER ART GALLERY.

Orioi nal Canadian Oil Paintings, prints and custom framing. 631-0660. TF200 TABLE piano, rosewood. Excellent condition, call after 6 p.m. 689 4706, 200x31 Household Articles 202 BEAUTYREST box spring and mattress, double size.

$275. Brand new in crate. 8723 10th. Avenue, St. Chel, 729-5217.

202x7 "ranian style, 5 months old. Must sell now. 366-0373. 202x5 BUY DIRECT AT WAREHOUSE PRICES FINEST SELECTION OF bedroom furniture, kitchen, dining room ana living room sets. Televi sions, stereos, refrigerators, sewing macnines, ounK beds, children tur niture, continental beds.

Special 3 room ensembles wholesale. TERMS AVAILABLE NO DOWN PAYMENT 1195 CHURCH, VERDUN Free Delivery Storage 761-5176 tf202 COLOUR TV rentals from $14.95. Antenna Installation from $49.95. 748-6116 TF202 FRENCH Provincial console stereo bunk beds, washer, dryer, refriger ator, dressers, tennis table and other household articles. 695-1273 after 6.

202x1 FURNITURE for sale, new and used 149 Cartier, Pointe Claire. 695- 2160. 202x16 FURNITURE: Complete 3 rooms. New. Includes modern style 9 drawer triple dresser, mirror, chest, bed, 5 piece dinette, chesterfield making bed with chair, coffee tables, lamps.

Everything $475. Terms. 738-4761. 3541 Van Home Avenue, Apt. 1 or 945 Beaumont, Park Extension, 274-5519.

202 HIDE-A-BEDS, brand new, double size. $165., 8723 10th Avenue, St. Michel, 729-5217. 202x7 INDIAN RUGS, 12 9, $350. Aubus-son, etc.

Other sizes. Rug Mart, 842-6831. 202x4 MATTRESSES and brass beds galore. Many other articles at discount prices. 9200 Larjelier 327-3640.

Outlet 4700 St. Catherine East, 253-9267. 202x15 PIONEER stereo receiver, 320 $675. Weekdays, R. Hotte, 341-1120.

202 RUSTIC PINE: Exclusive handmade pine furniture, to order. 845-1397. 202x31 SIMMONS mattresses or box springs. Single $57. Double $77.

8723 10th. Avenue, St. Michel, 729-5217. 202x7 WE BUY, sell: Stoves, refrigera-tors, washers. 387-0501 202x1 Miscellaneous 204 ALUMJNUM WINDOWS, for country cottage, or greenhouse, 728-7995.

Days only. 204x3 CITIZEN BAND, QSL cards, $19.95 a thousand, 684-3198. 204x7 CLINIC for denture repairs, whiie you wait. No appointments. Monday Friday, 9 a.m.

to 8 p.m. Reduced rates for retired and welfare people. Free parking. 733-7011. 204x11 NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE All types of articles for sale at fantastic buys.

2265 Lakeshore Drive, Dorval 631-1448 204x5 NURSERY grown Scotch Pine Christmas trees, 636-8336. 204x11 TEA CHESTS, butter, toy boxes, crating, cartage. 767-8472, 621-2444, Dealer. 204x9 TWO DRESSERS, 1 large wi'h beautiful mirror, 6 drawers $55.00. 1 Single, 4 drawers $35.00.

Persian lamb coat with full pastel mink collar size 14-16 $150 Black rersian lamb coat full back size 14-15, $135. Saulrrel iacket fits smallmedium $55.00. 1 braided shag type rug 12 feet. Small hooked rug 3'j feet $35 00., etc. etc.

Avocado ktcnen set, table. 4 chairs, like new $8 5 00. Drapes and bert-oom curtains. 482-8406. 204x3 600 brand new railway $8 each.

F.O B. St. Janvier 435-4562 204 Musical Instruments 208 ANDY'S PIANO, assorted, sell, rent, from $25. montnly. Anplied to purchase.

51 Bernard 276-4748 208x21 pianos. Sell, rent, trade-In, terms, tuning and repairs, 5999 Monkland, Suite 2, 488-9003. TF 208 FOLK GUITAR $145. sacrifice for $65. Classical $125.

for $60. Electric $135. Private, 744-0956. 208x2 GUITAR Lessons, Jazz and impro-visation. Call 324-4425.

208x31 GUITAR amplifier, 100 watts, RMS. call days 631-8744, evenings -270-3802. 208 LES PAUL guitar, Sun, st, bought' in iv5, HKe new. Louis 273-7868, 208x31 ORGAN PIPES, new, Salvage Disposal, 842-6331. 208x2 Organs Pianos NEW USED HE'NTZMAN (1 Location) Rockland Shopping Center 739-3617 TF208 PIANOS.

Francois Brunei. We buy, sell and rent. Call 272-8285. 208x9 PIANO TUNING. Experienced tuning service.

The best for quality in musical performance. 733-9449. 208x22 PIANO Tuner available. Call day- time, ask for David, Clothing, Furs 210 MINK STOLE, 68 Inches long by 15 inches in depth and 6 inches In front, $250., 744-5197. 210x2 USED FUR COATS for sale.

5014 Sherbrooke West. 210x10 Articles Wanted 214 ARARAT RUG CO. Will purchase used oriental rugs of any size, any condition, 288-1218. 214x5 BUYING Sterling silver, antique gold jewelry, etc. H.

Pearce Windsor Hotel, 866-9251. 214x19 CALL WILLIE to clean your basement or apartment, we pick-up furniture of all kinds and articles to clear out. 667-1939. 214x5 CAMERA wanted, 16 millimeters, Eclair, ACL. Evemngs only, 761- 4070.

214x5 CLEAN BASEMENT, apartment, garage, pick up all kinds of unwanted articles, 288-7069. 214x10 OLD VIOLINS wanted for cash. Any ORIENTAL RUGS, wanted, used. Gregory's, 932-4277, evenings 738-4605. 214x9 ORIENTAL rugs, any size and any condition.

935-5742. Call anytime. 214x18 PIANO WANTED. Will pay cash. 272-8285, 274-5934.

214x23 WE BUY used Colour TV's. Working or not. 276-6100. 214x18 Hobbies, Collections 216 BUYING Canadian and American Silver. Also rare coins and ail gold coins.

Carsley's. 19 St. Catherine East. 843-3365. TF216 MECCANO set, complete with motors, A-l condition, call 735-2352 mornings.

216x31 Sporting Goods 218 BILLIARD tables, buy directly from the manufacturer, 631-1069. 218x19 BRUNSWICK BILLIARD TABLES Canada Billiard, 687-5991. 218x1 1 Machinery, Equipment 220 GESTETNER 201 offset duplicator, OE-1 Plate Maker, Fuser. $3,000. As Is, where Is.

464-1895. 220x3 TRUCK SCALE, 30' 10', 50 tons with clock. $4,300. 435-4562. 220 TWO snow-ploughs, reversible type, one friaxle float, and one sander.

684-4181. 220x3 Office, Store Equipment 230 GESTETNER DUPLICATOR and Spirit duplicator. 253-0591. 230x12 ICE CREAM FREEZER, also restaurant, grocery equipment, 667-9397. Evenings; 38 7-0549 230 x4 Pets, Pet Supplies 232 ADORABLE purebred female Husky, $100.

also purebred female Shepherd, $200 454-4302. 232x11 ADORABLE female, Labrador Husky pup, 3 months, must be seen to love. Last one, must sell. Call anytime 845-9695. 232x3 BOARD for dogs.

We pick up and de- iver. 478-2537. 232x9 BOUVIER DES FLANDRES Watch Dogs! and lovable Old Eng- isn sneepdog puppies. All regis tered. 1-451-4632.

232x31 BOUVIER des Flandres, excellent guard dogs, 4 months old, registered, male and female, 1-439-3282. 232x23 GIANT SCHNAUZER puppy, good bloodlines, 6 weeks old, all shots. 455-2719 or 455-3019. 232x4 GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies, American-Canadian bred bitch, sire Canadian Champion, inoculated, wormed, tattooed, ready to go, 658-7338 or 683-6716. 232x7 GREAT DANES, blues, blacks, respected blood lines, shots, de wormed, housebroken.

Also 6 month old show prospect fawn, CKC registered, fully guaranteed. 458-7744. 232x24 IRISH WOLFHOUND puppies, registered with CKC, $250. and uo. 705- 387-3762.

232x5 OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog, giant Schnauzers, all breeds available. 845-7883, 1-802-878-5216. 232x21 ONE white toy poodle, male, IS years old, good with children, $85. 2 Patineau West, St. Luc.

232x31 PEKINGESE, Lhaso-Apso, Pomeranian, Welsh Terrier, Yorkshire, Cairn, Samoyed, Irish Setter, Doberman, Beagle, Dachshund, cute Persians. We ship anywhere. Bahama Pet Shop, 2226 Guy, 931-2048. 232x17 POODLES, Miniature, white, black. grey, registered, de-wormed, Inoculated.

Private 691-1055. 232x17 POODLE PUPPIES, toy. Sire: Champion Darrette's Streaking Star uam: princess suzette c.D.x. (Pointed). 457-6976.

232x5 SCHNAUZER miniature and stand ard. Irish and Tibetan, terriers. 1-348-3616, 1-348-8209. 232x14 SPANIELS, 4, purebred, $75. each, 8 weeks.

Male, female. 679-0706. 232x31 ST. BERNARD. Newfoundland, Schnauzer, Great Pyrenees, Champion sired puppies, guaranteed.

Mrs. C. Lonn, Franklin Center, 1-827-2704. 232x23 ST. BERNARD puppies, adults, St.

Jovite, Mont Tremblant, 1-819-425-5557. 232x10 YORKSHIRE TERRIER, Maltose, Chihuahua. Registered, vaccinated. 1-348-3616, 1-348-8209. 232x14 LAVAL KENNEL PROFESSIONAL BREEDING Vaccinated with CKC registered certificate.

Health guaranteed 90 days Meals for dogs. Canine Education Courses. Trimming and clipping for dogs. STUD SERVICE BOARDING Interier Exterior Master Charge or Chargex 4505 St Eitear Blvd. East Vine de Laval 326-9055 Open 7 days weekly from 7:00 a.m.

to 9:00 m. 232x16 HIHTIIS DEVINE. Donna-Ann, my sister, proudly announces my arrival. I am Deborah Audrey, born at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on October 26, 1977, at 5:58 p.m. I weighed in at 8 lb.

1 oz. My parents are Al and Heather (nee McCrady). I am the second grandchild for Olga and George McCrady and the fourth grandchild for Gertrude and Victor De-vine. Our family of four are all very happy and well. DUNCAN.

Trudy and Gary proudly announce the birth of their first son, Philip Kirt, 7 lbs. 4 on October 29, 1977 at the Royal Victoria-Hospital. First grandson of Emile and Margaret Legouffe and Donald and Meryle Duncan. Special thanks to Dr. Boyd and case room staff.

Mother, son and father doing fine. GOOCH. To Phillip and Carole (nee Mill), a son Angus John Peter, at the Montreal General Hospital, on Tuesday, October 18, 1977. HAMMILL. Kevin Patrick James, son o' Terrence and Jennifer (nee Brearley) at the Lachine General Hospital October 29.

Brother for Lesley. HANCOCK. John and Gerry (nee Toner), proudly announce the birth of their first child, Christopher Sean, 8 lb. 1 on October 25, 1977, at It Mary Hospital. Grandson to Mrs.

Pauline Hancock and Mrs. Anne Toner of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Special thanks to Doctor Shams and the caseroom staff. HAYDEN. George and Laurie (nee Kershaw) proudly announce the birth of their son, Bradford William, October 29 at the Montreal General Hospital.

Brother to Shelley and Andrea. Special thanks to Dr. Halperin and case room staff. LEBLANC. Julie, (nee Bergen) and Jean Guy, happily announce the birth of a lovely daughter, in Brussels, Belgium, on October 28, 1977.

LOOMIS. Daniel and Sylvia (nee Murray), are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Debra-Anne Virginia, October 22, 1977, at the St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Sherbrooke. Quebec. A sister for Ella-Jane, ROUTH.

Jim and Helen (nee Buckley) proudly announce the birth of their son, Richard Randolph Michael, on October 24, 19 77, at the Hotel Dieu, Gaspe THOMAS. Anne and Andy proudly announce the birth of their third son, David Andrew, 7 lb. October 28, 1977. At the Montreal General Hospital, Many thanks to Dr. Seymour and caseroom staff.

DEATHS BOUDREAU, Joseph Job. At the Catherine Booth Hospital, on Saturday, October 29, 1977, Joseph Job Boudreau. (Retired dining room car steward, Beloved husband of Hilda LaPierre. Dear brother of Patrick. Visitation at Clarke MacGiHivray White Funeral Directors.

5580 Sherbrooke St. West. Funeral mass in St. Au-gustm of Canterbury Church, on Tuesday, November 1, at II a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Crematorium Dr.

Keys scientist dead at 86 David Keys, a former McGill professor and scientific adviser to the president of Atomic Energy Canada died Friday in Montreal. He was 86. Born in Toronto. Dr. Keys obtained an M.A.

degree from the University of Toronto and tnen received doctorates from both Cambridge and Harvard Universities. He was a full professor-physics at McGill University for 25 years, resigning in 1947 to become vice-president (scientific) of the National Research Council in charge of the Atomic Energy Project at Chalk River. He was involved in antisubmarine research during the First World War and during Second World War was director of the radio-mechanics course given to RCAF men at McGill University. He wrote numerous scientific papers on electricity and geophysics and pioneered the development of the cathode-ray oscillograph. He received honorary doctor of science degrees from McMaster, McGill and Toronto Universities and was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and of the American Physical Society.

MP's death weakens Callaghan LONDON (AP) The weekend death of Labor MP Millie Miller has left Prime Minister James Callagha-'s Labor government with a five-member defecit in the House of Commons Support from the Liberal party, however, means the government can still command a small majority. Miller, a 54-year-old first-term legislator, died Saturday night after a lengthy DEATHS CAMERON, Margaret. On October 28, 1977 at Huntingdon County Hospital, Margaret Anne Douglass, in her 91st year. Wife of late Thomas Cameron. Dear mother of Clifford of Huntingdon, the late Winne (Mrs.

G. Capsey), Douglas at home, Clare (Mrs. J. Brown) of Mount Hope, Ontario, Olive (Mrs. H.

L. Voisey) Ottawa, the late Marjorie (Mrs. M. Barrington), Grant of Alexandra, Ontario and the late Ross. Funeral service from -St.

Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon, on Monday, 31 at 2 p.m. Interment Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery. DAMAN, Alice (Daisy), nee Faw-cett. At the Verdun General Hospital, on October 24, 1977, beloved wife of the late Louis W. Daman, dear mother of Irene (Mrs.

Frank Tatro), Rondall and Louis F. Private family service was held in D. A. Collins Memorial Chapel, Pointe Claire, Quebec EBERTS, Edmond Howard. Peacefully in the countryside he loved, on Saturday, October 29th, 1977.

Ted will be remembered by his friends for his songs and his stories. He was Buzz, to his loving wife Elisabeth MacDougall and Dad to Edmond, Gordon, John, Lindsay, Beth and Jay. His grandchildren, Cynthia, Cnippy, Carrie, Jennifer, Rachael, Naomi, Zoe, Alexander and David, loved him as Buzzy Boy. Private funeral in North Hatley. Memorial Service at St.

Matthias Church on Wednesday, November 2nd, at 2 o'clock. Donations to the Montreal Chil- ren's Hospital. GOLDMAN, Abe Eisik. On Sunday, October 30, 1977. Beloved husband of Manea Badash and the late Blima Friedmann.

Dear father of Mrs. David Wahnon (Sarah) and Mike. Brother of Frank (Fischel). Devoted grandfather of Jimmie and Ethel Wahnon and Stevie and David Goldmann. Funeral services from Paperman 8, Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Monday, October 31 at 12 noon.

To the Adath Israel Congregation Cemetery, de la Sa-vane. Shiva private. In lieu of gifts, contributions may be made to the Israel Emergency Fund, 5151 Cote Ste. Catherine Rd. 735-3541.

GOODFELLOW, J. Warren. Suddenly at Huntingdon County Hospital on October 30, 1977, aged 68 years. Beloved husband of Marjorie Ovans Dear father of Helen. Funeral service from Kelly's Funeral Home, Huntingdon, on Tuesday, November I at 2 p.m.

Interment Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery. GREENE, Clarence. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, October 29, 1977, aged 73, Clarence (Slim) Greene. Beloved husband of the late Mary Sandalins. Dear brother of Margaret (Mrs.

Cahill), Irene (Mrs. Faubert), Alice (Mrs. Jones), Leo, Albert, James and Alfred. Funeral Wednesday, November 2, at Alfred Dallaire Inc 4500 Verdun. Leaving 8.45 a.m.

to St. Willibrord's Church. Service at 9 a m. Thence to Mount Royal Crematorium. Parlour closed be-tween 5 and 7 p.m.

HENDELMAN, Harry. On Saturday. October 29, 1977. Beloved husband of Goldie Schachter. Dear father- of Dr.

Walter, Mrs. M. Rohrlick (Ruth). Father-in-law of Morrie and Teena. Brother of Mrs.

Leah Kaufman, Mrs. Ida Gottheil, Mrs. Sarah Zinman and Mrs. Esther Pollack. Devoted grandfather of Paula, Adam, Peter, Li-sanne and Devra.

Funeral service took place from Paperman and Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapel, on Sunday, October 30. Shiva at 5226 Saranac. HERRALA, Ted. Suddenly on Friday, October 28, 1977. Beloved husband of Ellen Trygg.

Funeral service Tuesday, November 1, at 11-30 a.m.. Trinity Anglican Church, Heights. HOUT, J. E. At Outremont, October 29, 1977, passed away J.

Hout. Publicist. Husband of the late Juliette Bellefeuille. Father of Jean Pierre (deceased), Helene and Claire. He also leaves a brother J.

Alfred Hout, Funeral Tuesday, November 1, at Alfred Dallaire -and J. S. Vallee 1111 Laurier West, Outremont. Leaving at m. for service at St.

Viateur d'Outremont Church at 2 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to favorite charity. KEYS, Dr. David Arnold.

F.R.S.C., O.C. At Queensway, Carle-ton Hospital, Ottawa, on Friday, October 28. 1977, in his eighty-seventh year Dr. David Arnold Keys of 30 Lakeside Drive, Deep River, Ontario, husband of the late May Irene Keys and dear father of John David Keys, and father-in-law of Ruth Keys, Ottawa, survived by grandchildren Susan, Otto and David Keys, brother of Norman A. Keys, Erskine Keys and Jean Keys all of Toronto.

Service in Deep River Community Church, on Tuesday, at 4 p.m. Interment Deep River Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to Deep River Community Church Memorial Fund, to set up a bursary in memory of Dr. David Keys, would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements by Malcolm 8, Deavitt Funeral Directors, Pembroke, Ontario.

KIRK, Annie Corrie. At the Wood-lawn Nursing Home, on Friday, October 28, 1977. Beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk.

Pre-deceased by her brothers Arthur McLure and Robert. Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel. 5610 Sherbrooke St.

West, on Monday, October 31, at 11 a.m. To Mount Royal Crematorium. LALONDE, Mariette. At St Sauveur des Monts (Lac Millet), on October 29, aged 84 years, Mariette Pepin Lalonde. Beloved wife of J.

Antonio Lalonde, engineer. Dear mother of Marguerite (wife of Justice Gerard Trudel), Pierrette (witeof Roger Lessard. engineer), Madeleine Dubeau, Mimi, Andree (wife of Paul Tourigr.y, engineer) and Francine. Resting at the J. R.

Deslauriers Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges Rd. Funeral service at St. Madeleine Church, Outremont, on Tuesday, November 1, at 10 a m. Thence to Cole des Neiges Cemetery. LARSEN, Kaj Michael.

At the Montreal General Hospital, on Saturday, October 29, 1977. aged 23 years Beloved husband of Marilyn Joyce Dear father of Michael Dear son ot Bcrnice and Kaj Lar-sen Brother of Karen and Andrew. Resting at the Wilson Funeral Home, 123 Maple Blvd Chateauguay. Service in St. George Churcn Tuesday, November 1.

at 11 a Interment Chateauguay Protestant Ceme-tery Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to LEVINE, Saul. On Saturday, October 29, 1977. Beloved husband cf Sophie Sherman. Dear father of David and Sidney. Brother of Harry, the late Mioses, the late Sarah Bishinsky, the late Pesha Grostern and the late Leah Bass.

Devoted grandfather of Pearly and Jeff Chad, Jeffrey, Reisa, Jonathan, Temima and Daniel, and great-grandfather of Jason. Funeral service took place from Paperman and Sons, Cote des Neiges Chapol, on Sunday, October 30, Shiva at 86 Woodlawn Dollard des Ormeaux. In lieu of gifts, contributions may be made to the Jewish National Fund, 1980 Sherbrooke West, H3H 2M7. MATSON, James. C.

B. E. At the North York General Hospital, Toronto, on Saturday, October 29, 1977. Beloved husband of the late Isobel. Dear father ot Kenneth and Hugh.

Remembered by his seven grandchildren. Funeral service will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. George's United Church (Lytton Blvd. and Duplex Toronto). In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Clarke Institute of Psychology would be ap- predated.

MINSHULL, John. Suddenly at the Montreal General Hospital, on Saturday, October 29, 1977, aged 40 years. Beloved son of Melba Buckley and of the late Jack Minshull. Dear brother of Lorraine. Resting at the J.

F. Wilson and Sons Federal Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Service in the Chapel Wednesday, November 2, at 11 a.m. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. Visitation Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. PLOW, Marie-Paule. At the Charles Le Moyne Hospital, on Saturday, October 29, 1977, Marie-Pauie For-tin, aged 64 years, of Brossard. Beloved wife of Gordon Plow. Dear sister of Lucienne Latullipe of St.

Basil, Therese Halle of Beauport Raymond of Quebec City, Francois of Loretteville, Lucien of Beauport, Gerard of Quebec City. Visitation Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 307 Riverside Dr. (at Argyle, St. Lambert). Funeral service from Notre Dame de Bonsecour Church, 1780 Blvd.

des Prairies, Brossard, on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Interment Laurentide Memorial Gardens. Visiting hours 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Parking on premises.

RACHIELE, Regina. At Montreal October 28, 1977, aged 71 years. Regina Lacoste. Beloved wife of Louis Rachiele. Also survived by her chilciren Bruno (husband of Michelle Renaud), Irene, Gerald and three grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday, November 2 from J. R. Deslauriers 790 St. Croix for service in St. Hippolyte Church at 10 a.m.

Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery RAY, John. Suddenly, on October 27, 1977, in his sixty-third year, beloved husband of the late Kathleen Crawford, dear father of Mary (Mrs. T. Whyte), Joan (Mrs, Hopkirk), Kathleen (Mrs. D.

Rush), Christine (Mrs. P. Char-ron), and Clare (Mrs. M. Fren-ette), also survived by eleven grandchildren.

Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Highway 20 at Car-tier), Pointe Claire Funeral services at St Thomas Beckett Church, on Monday at 10:00 a m. Interment Pointe Claire Catholic Cemetery. RUGIENIUS, Magdalena.

At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, October 29, in her 87th year. Beloved wife of the late Francis Rugienius. Dear mother of Priscilla, Albert, Ronnie, Larry, Isabel, Tom and Annette Survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Resting at Dallaire Funeral Home, 6201 Laurendeau Cote St. Paul.

Funeral service at Our Lady Gate of Dawn Church Wednesday, November 2, at 10 a m. To Cote des Neiges Ceme-tery. SWITZMAN, Rose. Suddenly on Friday. October 28, 1977.

Wife of the late Myer. Beloved sister-in-law of Sadie Switzman, Mrs. Irving Switzman (Betty) of New York, Dr. Myer Solomon and the late Lillian Solomon. Sadly mourned by her niece and nephews and her many cousins.

Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, on Monday, October 31 at 2 m. To the Shaar Ha-shomayim Congregation Ceme-tery. Mount Royal Blvd. VINCELLI, Antonio (Tony). At the Montreal General Hospital, on Friday, October 28, 1977, dearly beloved husband of Maria Libera Supino, dear father of John, Dominic, Isabelle (Mrs.

Weiler) and Lucy, loving grandfather of Douglas, Brendan, James and William, brother of Sam, Carmela, (Mrs. J. Morelli) and Caterina (Mrs. M. Supino).

Visitation at Clarke MacGillivray White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West, from 7 p.m. Saturday. Eucharistic Celebration Tuesday, November 1, at 10 a.m. in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church.

Interment Cote des Neiges Ceme-tery. MEMORIAM ARCHAMBAULT, Edith. In loving memory of my wife who passed away, October 31, 1971. Because God knew your work was o'er. Your children taught, and grown, He called you to come and dwell.

Where no more work is done; Where the golden sun doth never set. And the sky's forever blue; It's there, I hope in God's good time, Dear wife to be with you. Sadly missed by your loving husband Alec. DOMINION FLORAL CO. 4897 Sherbrooke St.

W. 489-7281 1851 Zi-K 1977 FLORISTS 731-4992 MAJOR Rr.Dir ARDS Deaths RAYMOND EMERSON, 91, the last surviving grandson of poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, in Concord, Mass. Legal Notices 442 SOCIAL WELFARE COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO: 500-43-001015-77 Honryk NcwodWorski and Dame Alicia Wladyslawa Wozniak Petitioners; In Re: Anita Magdalena Prokopiak-chlld to be adopted. By the order of this Court, Wojciech Waldemar Prokopiak (address unknown) father of the child to be adopted Is hereby summoned to appear in the Social Welfare Court (Adoptions' Division) at 410 Belle-chasse St. East, in the City of Montreal, on the 6th day of December 1977, at 9:30 a.m., to declare whether he consents to the adoption of the above child by the Petitioners.

Montreal, October 26, 1977. T. Kon-brat. Attorney for Petitioners. 442x1 SOCIAL WELFARE COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC VALLEYFIELD No.

500-43-000-859-76 Notice to Jacques Cleremont: Take notice that a motion for adoption of Caroline Clermont is scheduled to be heard on the 30th day of November 1977 at 9.30 a.m. at the So cial Welfare Court, Valleyfield. Take notice that in default of your serving and filing an appearance or contestation, or your failure to be present at the said hearing, will result in a judgment by default of the present motion for adoption. Mtre. Simon Richter, Attorney for Petitioners.

442x31 SUPERIOR COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL No. 500-05-021, 174-774 The Montreal City and District Savings. Bank, Plaintiff versus Claude Cote, Defendant. By Order of the Court: The defendant Claude Cote is hereby called upon to appear within 30 days following the last publication. A copy of the Declaration has been left for the defendant Claude Cote at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court.

And Further Take Notice that In default to your serving and filing such Appearance or Defence within the time prescribed above, the Plaintiff may proceed herein by default and judgment will be rendered against you. Montreal, October 19, 1977. A. Beaulieu Proth-onotary Me Claude de la Madeleine 3600 Henri Bourassa Boulevard East, Montreal-North, Quebec. H1H 1J4 323-2112 442 SUPERIOR COURT CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL 500-05-022 179-772 In the matter of the marriage cove nant between: Isak Ber and Tamara Elkina, both residirvy at 2000 St.

Marc Apt. 505, In the City and District of Montreal, Petitioners. Take notice that the Petitioners herein will present before the Prac tice Division of the Superior Court of the District of Montreal, in Room 2.16, 9:30 a.m. on December 15th, 1977, a petition praying for the homologation of a Marriage Contract entered into between them on August 31st, 1977. before Notary David Abrams under his minute number 3751 modifying their matrimonial regime so as to establish a regime of separation as to property under the terms of Article 1436 and following of the Civil Code of Quebec instead of the regime of community of property.

Montreal, October 27th, 1977. Daniel Morris, Q.C., Attorney for petitioners. 442x31 SUPERIOR COURT Family Division CANADA PROVINCE DE QUEBEC DISTRICT DE MONTREAL No: 500-12-073133-773 Noel'a Michaud, residing and domiciled In Montreal, District of Montreal, Petitoner, versus Michel Blan-chard, of whereabouts unknown. Respondent. By Order of the Court: The Respondent, Michel Blanchard, is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of 60 days follwing the last publication.

A copy of the Divorce Petition has been left at the office of the Divorve Division of Montreal. And further take notice that in default of your serving and filing such appearance or contestation within the time prescribed above the Petitioner may proceed herein by default and a Divorce decree and other relief may be granted without notice to you. Montreal, October 25th, 1977. (S) A. Beaulieu, Registrar.

Mes. Trudel, Bibeau S. Fau-teux, 4255 rue Wellington, 101, Verdun, Que. H4G 1V9, Tel: 761-4838. 442x31 SUPERIOR COURT CA A DA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF JOLIETTE No: 705-05-001381-76 Jacques Lavictoire, domiciled and residing at 1891 route 343, Vaucluse, District of Joliette, Petitioner, versus Dame Pierre'te Allaire, presently of address unknown, Respondent.

Notice of request to be put Into oossession. Take notice that the Petitioner has requested this Court to be put info possession of the property belonging to Respondent and that copy of the said request has been left at the office of the Court. Take further notice that any person having a claim agamst Respondent must present it to this Court before December 13th, the said date being that of the presentation of this Petition before the Court. Joliette, October 25, 1977. (S) Jean Lemieux, Deputy protono'ary.

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