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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 5, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday january 5, 1965 t. S. Eliot pricked Era s complacency by Glendy cull1gan Washington special tons the importance of t. S. Eliot to 20th Century letters were succinctly indicated several years ago when the concise Cam Bridge history of English literature titled its final chapter the age of t. S. Eliot. Even More than the Nobel prize this implicit accolade conveyed the scope of or. Eliot s achievement. His weight in the scale of his Peers however assumes almost inverse proportion to the volume of his work. All that he published in a half Century of continuous dedication to his Art could be fitted easily on a one foot shelf. It was not the amount of or. Eliot s output but its Quality and its idea Content that made him the major figure in modern Western literature. Or. Eliot s attack on the literary complacency of an earlier generation was two pronged As he influenced writers of his generation both by Precept and example. In his Early poems he first practice what his famous critical essays would later preach a fusion of thought and feeling in poetry. He himself achieved this goal by blending rigid control Over form with dynamic even colloquial language. Although even As an undergraduate at Harvard or. Eliot showed the Bias for All things English which would make him a confirmed expatriate his first poems used vividly Amer ican imagery and his first hearing As a poet came in an american publication. Major event appearance of his poem the love song of j. Alfred Prufrock in the midwestern poetry Magazine in 1915 was at least in retrospect a major event. At the time it took the crusading Zeal of his fellow expatriate Ezra Pound to persuade poetry s editor to accept the work of an eccentric unknown. Or. Eliot s reputation As a critic began soon after with Book reviews in the new statesman and the times literary supplement r e views which have since been called the most arduous critical labor of which detailed record exists Noth ing less than a rethinking of the traditional heritage of English when in 1920 these essays were published in Book form As the sacred Wood they made available a critical Canon which would influence coming generations of read ers and scholars to re evaluate Many writers of the past. Or. Eliot himself demonstrated How this could be done in a subsequent critical homage to John Dryden which deflated the t Aen Paramount reputation Tass sneers at slogan London the so Viet news Agency reported president Johnson s state of the Union message briefly today but direct mention of his expressed Hope that soviet Lead ers can visit the United states. The report said Johnson re marked that the soviet and . Peoples must know each other if they mean to live in peace. Tass noted that the president outlined his plans to build the so called great society and added this pretentious slogan Means the application of a series of measures to improve the education system combat Pov erty reduce unemployment improve medical services liquidate racial discrimination de crease crime and help distressed Cheque bounced Man Given 12-month term a 38-year-old Man has been jailed for 12 months for paying for a woman s Houseboat with a no account Cheque. Clifford Lloyd easy of no fixed address monday pleaded guilty in Winnipeg magistrate s court to a charge of obtaining goods by false pretences. He was sentenced by magistrate i. V. Ubienski. Court was told that dec. 15, easy used a no account Cheque to pay for a woman s Houseboat in a downtown cloth ing shop. Easy was arrested dec. 30. He told police he did t know happened to the Houseboat. Of Milton and substituted for new poets. In the sacred Wood or. Eliot offered two ideas on which much of modern literary criticism is based. He first described poetry As not a turning Loose of emotion but an escape from this pronounce ment paved the Way for the critical decline of romantic ism from which some 19th Century poets have not yet recovered. At the same time he established the concept of the objective correlative which became a Cornerstone of the so called new critic ism in America. By this phrase he Indica Ted that the Only a y to express an emotion in Art is to find a set of objects a situation a Chain of events which shall be the formula for that wide acceptance among scholars of this and other of his concepts led or. Eliot to be called the ancestor of All modern literary criticism a tribute which he incident ally denied before a Large audience at the University of Minnesota in 1956 on one of his rare visits to the United states. Erudite work in essence however or. Eliot was demanding in his pronouncements on poetry that feeling be dramatized rather than described. He demonstrated the potential of his aesthetics in 1922 when the wasteland was first published in a Small literary Magazine edited by or. Eliot himself. This Long exotic and erudite work probably the most influential poem of the 20th Century quickly established his reputation. After 40 years it remains his most generally admired work. Now gospel the poem was highly controversial when first published. Like other important postwar works by English and american writ ers it gave form to the disillusion of the lost Gen which obligingly made or. Eliot its no. 1 Prophet. Or. Eliot s insistence on objectification of emotion ultimately and logically led to an interest in drama where he finally achieved his widest if not his most appreciative audience. Beginning with the verse drama murder in the Cath Edral in 1935, and continuing with More conventionally produced plays the cock Tail party the confidential clerk and the elder states Man or. Eliot demonstrated that although Basic ally a poet s poet and a critic s critic he could when he wished transmit his message to the More diversified audiences of Broad Way and London s West end. Long before his Success in the commercial theatre however. Mi4. Eliot s thought had taken a significant new direction. The disillusion of his Early poems was slowly replaced with disciplined optimism after his conversion from the unitarianism of his new England forefather to the Church of England in 1926 the same year he espoused British citizenship. Thereafter his poems and essays concentrated on religious themes. The first in the new Mode were published in 1940 As the four quartets and were not Only less cynical in tone but also less lyrical in execution. By this time the rebel was Well on his Way to becoming a pillar of the establishment a role he has filled with dignity Ever since. Not for or. Eliot in maturity was the final but even less in character was a final whim per. His world ended on a note of optimism like that of his elder statesman whose last word in the play was it is Worth dying to find out what life tsdedtri5 and first 10 lines or less per insertion 52.00. Each additional line per insertion 16c. Deaths Frank Anderson on january 1, 1965, at the Grace Hospital or. Frank Anderson aged 65 years be loved husband of Esther late of 188 Carlton Street. Funeral service was held tuesday at . In Kerr s funeral Chapel. Interment in Brookside cemetery. Rev. D. 0. Reece officiated. Edward a. Bellhouse suddenly on january 3, 1965, in Winnipeg Edward a., aged 68 years beloved husband of Rose Bellhouse of Ste. 45, Camelot apts. Funeral service will be held in the Thomson funeral chapels Broadway at Furby wednesday january 6, at . Rev. R. F. Shepherd officiating. Interment in Elmwood cemetery. Courtesy parking West of the funeral chapels. Or. Bellhouse was born in Winnipeg and had resided Here All of his life. He had been employed with the real estate office of the car for 42 years retiring in 1961. Or. Bellhouse was a member of All saints anglican Church and the car veterans association. Surviving besides his wife Are one son Richard m. Of Winnipeg two granddaughters Patricia and Mary and four grandsons Allan David John and Michael. Bearers will be j. S. Kelly v. B. Newman d. E. Whale j. A. Stenhouse v. 0. Jonasson f. G. Sneesby. Stanley Bez Dzienny on january 3, 1965, at the St. Boniface Sanatorium Stanley Bez Dzienny of Cook s Creek Manitoba aged 80 years. Ros Ary prayers will be said thurs Day at . In the Cropo funeral Chapel main at Lux ton. Requiem High mass will be Sung Friday at . In St. John Cantius Church 846 Bur rows ave., with msgr. I. E. Zielonka officiating. Interment in holy ghost cemetery. Or. Bez Dzienny was born in Austria and had lived in Canada for 58 years farming in the Cook s Creek District until retiring to Winnipeg in june 1958. He leaves to mourn his passing one son Joseph of Cook s Creek two daughters mrs. Caroline Chay Kowski of Winnipeg and mrs. Florence Baumler of Monte Bello California 12 grandchild Ren and one great grandson. Or. Bez Dzienny was predeceased by his wife Mary on August 23, 1962. Pearson to visit Johnson Washington up prime minister Pearson will visit pres ident Johnson informally Jan. 15, the White House announced today. Presidential press Secretary George Reedy said the visit will be an informal Call and Dis Cussion As Pearson returns to Ottawa from a Florida Vaca Tion. Pearson had indicated before leaving Ottawa that he intended to Stop at Washington on his Way Back to Spak to some it was expected also be would meet some other . Administration leaders but no firm list has been drawn up yet it was under stood. Some probable names Are the vice president elect Hubert Humphrey de Fence Secretary Robert Mcna Mara and state Secretary Dean Rusk. There was speculation that Pearson might want to discuss the lengthy negotiations to work out some sort of free Trade sys tem Between the two countries in autos and Auto parts. It had been hoped to wrap up these negotiations before Christ Mas and get the matter before the . Congress As soon As possible but if this has been done it has not been announced. My answer question about All the literature i have Ever read is detective stories. Somehow i find them relaxing. My friends say i am crazy to waste my time on such trash but i enjoy it. Do you think it is wrong to read this kind of literature answer i suppose most people have read an occasional detective Story but it is difficult for me to conceive of a person Reading nothing else. We must watch what we put into our minds at least As carefully As we watch what we put into our stomachs. Just As you Are what you you become what you read. Martha Burger an exponent of mental dieting who believes that what we take into our minds has a great Deal to do with character has made these suggestions avoid horror and Heartbreak films. Don t listen to malicious gossip. Avoid anger hatred and bitterness. Don t live in a tense or depressing atmosphere. Avoid sordid or salacious literature. I would add another seek be first the kingdom of god and his righteousness my suggestion to you would be to get your sights higher. You Are missing much i life. Mrs. Justina Rose Braconnier on january 2, 1965, at her residence mrs. Justina Rose Braconnier aged 72 years beloved wife of George Bracon a Nier of 251 Mclean St., Charles i Wood. Prayers were said on monday at . In the Thomas d. Mcgee funeral Chapel 124 Donald St. Parking on the North and West sides of Chapel. Requiem High mass was Sung on tuesday at . In our lady of perpetual help Church Roblin blvd., Charles Wood with the Rev. R. C. Manning officiating. Interment was in Chapel Lawn cemetery. Frederick Harold Blythe suddenly on january 3rd, 1965, at his residence 890 Goulding St., Frederick Harold Blythe beloved husband of Alda Blythe. Aged 75 years. Funeral services will be held . Wednesday at the a. B. Gard Iner funeral Home 178 Ken Nedy Street at York or. George f. Dyker officiating with inter ment in Brookside cemetery. A masonic memorial service will be held . Tuesday in the funeral Chapel. Or. Blythe was born in Morden Man., and was formerly employed by the Canadian Fairbanks Morse ltd., in Winnipeg and Calgary and in 1923 joined with the late Rolan Muzejen in forming Muzejen and Blythe ltd., machinists. At the time of his death he was associated with Jacob Dyck in operating the company. He was a member of King Edward masonic Lodge no. 93, honorary charter member of menorah Lodge no. 167, honorary Mem Ber of flin flon Lodge no. 153 and Friendship Lodge no. 165. He was appointed senior grand Deacon of the grand Lodge of Manitoba of and am in 1946, elected grand director of Cere monies in 1949, Deputy grand master in 1950 and grand master in 1951. He was also a member of the Royal order of Scotland the ancient and accepted. Scottish rite thirty third degree and the Khartum Temple of the shrine. In addition to his wife he is survived by three daughters mrs. Gordon Hewlett Peggy Columbus wis., mrs. William Barron Doreen of Toronto mrs. Rodney Millar Shirlee of Redwood City Calif. And ten also two Broth ers William of Yucca Valley Calif., George of Saskatoon and one sister miss Jean Blythe of los Angeles Calif. If friends so desire donations May be made to the heart foundation or the arthritic society. Irma Buffet on january 3, 1965, at the St. Boniface general Hospital mrs. Irma Buffet aged 74 years of 272 Eugenie St. Norwood. Pray ers will be said . Wednesday in the Philip Coutu funeral chapels 156 Marion St. Requiem High mass will be Sung . Thursday in the precious blood . Church Norwood. Interment will follow in the family plot St. Boniface cemetery. Mrs. Buffet was born september 1, 1890 in St. Pierre Manitoba and had been a resident of Norwood for the past 30 years. She was past president of the ladies of Ste. Anne Parish of the precious blood Church member l Union Nat Ion ale Francaise also past president and honorary life member of the alumnae of l amicable of St. Norbert. Mrs. Buffet was predeceased by her husband Claude september 10, 1960. She is survived by one son Victor of Winnipeg three grandsons two Brothers Alph Onse menu of Summerland . Amand menu of Kes Vick Ontario two Sisters mrs. Maria Calewaert of St. Boni face mrs. M. Cuperus of Pine Falls Manitoba. Or. L. W. Verne Caldbick on january 4, 1965 at the Misericordia Hospital or. L. W. Aged 65 years beloved husband of Rheta Caldbick of j 318 bore Bank Street. Funeral service will be held in the Thomson funeral chapels Broadway at Furby wednes Day january 6th, at . Rev. Or. C. Earle Gordon officiating. Interment in Chapel Lawn memorial gardens. Cour Tesy parking West of the funeral chapels. Or. Caldbick was born in Boissevain Manitoba and attended Public and High school there. His family moved to Winnipeg where he attended University for one year leaving to enter the Toronto dental College where he received his degree in dentistry. Surviving besides his wife Rheta Claire is his Mother mrs. E. Caldbick of Winnipeg. Active pallbearers will be or. Reeve Morrison or. W. J. Riley or. A. W. Phin or. William Robb or. Gordon Campbell and or. C. D. Mcleod. Should friends desire contributions May be made to the Manitoba cancer society. Or. Alexander Murray Campbell on january 1965, at Selkirk Manitoba or. Alex Ander Murray Campbell aged 88 years of 95 Sherbrook Street. Announcement of services later. Arrangements in care of a. B. Gardiner funeral Home. Deaths Roy William Bushie on december 30, 1964, at the Winnipeg general Hospital Roy William Bushie aged 42 years late of 830 Balmoral St. Or. Bushie was born in Winnipeg. He is survived by two Sisters Hazel Dubois and Evelyn Gable. Funeral service will be held . Tuesday in Kerr s funeral Chapel ltd., 120 Adel aide St. Reverend d. O. Reece officiating. Interment in Brook Side cemetery. Mrs. Emma Conquergood on monday january 4th, 1965, at the Misericordia Hospital mrs. Emma Conquergood aged 74 years late of Virden Man., beloved wife of the late William Lee Conquergood. Funeral service will be held at . Wednesday in the Village Hall at Elkhorn Man., with or. Stanley Lee officiating. Interment in Elkhorn cemetery. Clark Leatherdale funeral Home Brandon in care of arrange ments. Born in Tiverton ont Ario mrs. Conquergood came West to Virden at an Early age. After her moved to Mcauley where they Farmed tie retirement in 1936. They then moved to Elkhorn and on to Virden in 1954. Surviving her Are three daughters mrs. J. Marie Baird of fort Saskatchewan Alberta mrs. J. H. Donalda Hewitt of Virden Man., and mrs. G. Margaret Bell of Winnipeg two sons Earnest of Dallas Man., and Daniel of Torre haute ind. 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren four Brothers Angus Mckay of Tiverton ont., Norman of Kincardine ont., Dan of Tiverton and Murdock of Mcauley Man. A brother Alex predeceased her. Also four Sisters mrs. Kate Baker and mrs. Annie Adair of Detroit mich., mrs. Margaret conquer Good of Elkhorn and mrs. Tena Scott of Broadview sask. Armand Desautels on january 4, 1965, at the St. Boniface Sanatorium Armand Desautels aged 80 years late of Ste. Anne Manitoba. Or. Desautels was born in Ste. Anne and had lived there All his life. He is survived by one sister mrs. J. B. Desautels Berna and three Brothers Leandre Denis and Napoleon. Prayers will be said tuesday in Desjardins funeral Chapel at . Remains will then rest in the St. Anne Church from . Wednesday followed by a requiem High mass on thursday at . Interment will follow in the Ste Anne cemetery. Cecelia Agnes Diuk Duke on january 1, 1965, at King Edward Hospital Cecelia Agnes beloved wife of Michael Diuk of 837 Burrows ave., aged 61 years. Rosary prayers were said monday at . In the Cropo funeral Chapel main and Luxton. Requiem High mass was Sung tuesday at . In St. John Cantius Church 846 Burrows avenue., msgr. L e. Zielonka officiated. Interment was in St. Mary s cemetery. William Alexander Dobson on december 30, 1964, at children s Hospital William Alexander Dobson aged 13 Days beloved infant son of Ross and Carol Dobson. Interment was in Brookside cemetery. Rev. Bruce Miles officiated. Joseph Dulko on january 4, 1965, at his residence Joseph beloved Hus band of Josephine Dulko of 362 Wardlaw ave., aged 60 years. Cropo funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. For further particulars phone jul 6-8044. Jeffrey Scott Gressman on january 3, 1965, at Winni Peg Jeffrey Scott Gressman infant beloved son of or. And mrs. Gary Gressman late of Springfield Road North Kildonan. Funeral service was held tuesday . Interment in Brookside cemetery. Besides his parents he is survived by three Brothers Robert Gary and Kevin and a sister Rebecca and his grand parents or. And mrs. C. R. Dillon of Winnipeg and or. And mrs. H. Holt St. Louis mis Souri. Arrangements by Kerr s funeral Chapel pm. We 3-6388. William Guryn on january 2, 1965, at the Royal Hospital new Westminster. Or. William Guryn aged 66, beloved husband of Magdal Ine Guryn of 741 Weatherdon ave. Funeral announcements later. Arrangements by Clark Leatherdale we 3-5494. Henry Harry Hamilton on january 2, 1965, at Prin Cess Elizabeth Hospital Henry Harry Hamilton aged 84 years of 265 York ave., and formerly of 347 Poison ave. A graveside service will be held in Elmwood cemetery wednes Day january 6, at . Rev. Robert a. Krempels officiating. The Thomson funeral chapels in care of arrange ments. Rudolph Hansen on january 3, 1965, at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital Rudolph Hansen aged 64 years late of 428 Elgin ave. Or. Hansen was born in Denmark and had resided in Winnipeg Jor the past .37 years. He was predeceased by his wife Marie in 1960. Funeral service will be held wednesday at . In Kerr s funeral Chapel. Rever end a. W. Roth will officiate. Interment will follow in Brook Side cemetery. Deaths Arthur to suddenly on january 4, 1965, at the Misericordia Hospital or. Arthur Louis Hebert aged 54 years dearly beloved bus band of Irene Hebert of 56 burning Bush Bay St. Boniface. Prayers will be said . Wednesday in the Philip Coutu funeral chapels 156 Marion St. Requiem High mass will be Sung . Thursday in the St. Boniface Basilica. Interment to follow in the family plot St. Boniface cemetery. Or. Hebert was born november 12, 1910, in St. Boniface where he had resided All his life. He was superintendent of Linde air Union Carbide for the past 33 years also a member of the belgian club of St. Boniface. Besides his wife he is survived by three daughters mrs. A. Joan Prudhomme of St. Boni face Lenore and Lorraine at Home four grandchildren. William Korolyk on january 3, 1965, at the Gimli Hospital or. William Korolyk aged 69 years of Winnipeg Beach Manitoba be loved husband of Mary Korolyk. Prayers will be said in the Gilbart funeral Chapel Gimli tuesday evening tonight at . Requiem High mass will be Sung at . Wednesday in the St. Peter and Paul ukrainian Catholic Church Winnipeg Beach. Rev. S. Kulak j officiating. Interment in the i holy Rosary cemetery. Or. I Korolyk came to Canada from the Ukraine i 1913 and has Farmed at Winnipeg Beach for the past 44 years. He had also worked at the Manitoba Bridge co. For a number of years. Besides his wife Mary he is survived by a son Walter of Winnipeg Beach and a Daugh Ter mrs. Michael Pawluk Rose of Petersfield two Bro thers Stanley and Alex both of Winnipeg 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Maria Krett on january 1, 1965 at Winni Peg Manitoba Maria beloved wife of James Nicholas Krett formerly of 426 Charles St., aged 76 years. Prayers were said monday at . In the Cropo funeral Chapel main and Luxton. Funeral service was held tuesday at . In the Cropo funeral Chapel. Msgr. B. Kushnir officiated. Interment in All saints cemetery. Edward Ernest Mattern on january 3, 1965, at the Winnipeg general Hospital Edward Ernest m attorn aged 48 years beloved husband of Eva May Mattern of 152 Leighton ave., . Funeral service will be held wednesday . In Mordue Bros. Funeral Home Broadway at Edmonton St., interment in Chapel Lawn memorial gardens. Rev. R. B. Hamilton officiating. John Grant Mcaree on january 2, 1965, after a lengthy illness at Deer Lodge Hospital John Grant Mcaree aged 76 years beloved husband of Minnie Velma Mcaree of 453 Arlington Street. Funeral serv ice was held on tuesday at . At Clark Leatherdale funeral Home 232 Kennedy Street with Rev. David Conly officiating. Interment was in family plot in Chapel Lawn memorial gardens. Flowers gratefully declined. If so de sired donations May be made to the Canadian diabetic association. Mary Elizabeth mystery on january 4, 1965, at con Cordia Hospital Mary Elizabeth mystery aged 48 years beloved wife of Frank mystery of 643 Nairn ave., Elmwood. Mrs. Mystery was born in Elmwood and had lived there All her life. Besides her husband she is survived by one daughter Mary Ann and her father Charles Karlovits. Prayers will be said wednesday at . In the St. Gerard roman Catholic Church Elmwood. Requiem High mass will be Sung on thursday at . Inter ment will follow in the Chapel Lawn memorial gardens Assumption Section. Desjardins funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Change in time of service Frank Ostrowski on january 2, 1965, at the Beausejour District Hospital or. Frank Ostrows aged -84 years beloved husband of Julie Strowski Tyndall Man. Pray ers will be said wednesday january 6, at 8 . In the Renshaw funeral Chapel. Re Quiem High mass will be Sung thursday january 7, at 10 . In the roman Catholic Church Tyndall Manitoba. Burial to follow in the Tyndall roman Catholic cemetery. The rever end father Buchwald will officiate. Rea Shaws funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Phone 38 Beausejour. John Peattie on january 3, 1965 at his residence John Peattie aged 88 years beloved husband of Ethel Peattie of 542 Banning Street. Funeral service was held on tuesday at . At Clark Leatherdale funeral Home 232 Kennedy Street. Or. S. M. Vanstone officiated. Interment in Brookside cemetery. Or. Peattie was born in Oxford England coming to Canada in 1900. He resided most of his life in Winnipeg. He was a member of the West end gospel Hall. Or. Peattie is survived by his wife Ethel. Mrs. Irene Poissant on january 3, 1965, at Nightingale nursing Home 123 May fair ave., aged 81 years mrs. Poissant was born in Emo Ontario and had been a resident of Winnipeg for the past 24 years. Her husband Samuel predeceased her. She is sur Vived by one daughter miss Helen Poissant of san fran Cisco. Requiem High mass will be Sung at . Thursday from our lady of Victory roman Catholic Church Osborne and Arnold with inter ment in Chapel Lawn Assumption Section. Kerr s funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Cornelia Grace Post on january 2, 1965 at the residence Cornelia Grace Post aged 37 years of Ste. 107 Rowan Dale apts. Remains will be on View in Mordue Brothers funeral Home Broadway at Edmonton St., tuesday 2 . Till 9 . Private funeral service will be held wednesday. Miss Post was with the Wilsons Auto electric for 2% years and is survived by her father and Mother or. And mrs. J Post one sister mrs. Kathleen Alfret of Winnipeg and a Niece Lee Anne. Ellen Elizabeth Robb on january 3, 1965, at the Winnipeg general Hospital Ellen Robb aged 68 years beloved wife of Alexander Robb of 446 Edmonton St., formerly of the Morden District. Funeral service thursday at . In the Loewen funeral Chapel at Morden with interment in the men Cross cemetery. Besides her husband she is survived by one daughter mrs. J. Kath Erine Svoboda Crandall Mani Toba one son John of Virden. Arrangements by l c e w e n funeral chapels 467 Stephen St., Morden. Mrs. Katherine Sitarz suddenly on january 3, 1965, at her farm Home in Pine Ridge mrs. Katherine Sitarz aged 83, passed away. Prayers will be said thursday january 7, at . In the new Chapel 1820 Day St. Of the Transcona funeral Home. Re Quiem High mass will be i conducted by father a. Kriv Anek in St. Michael s roman Catholic Church Cook s Creek at . On Friday january 8th. Interment in Pine Ridge cemetery. Transcona funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Arthur James Smith on january 3, 1965, at his residence or. Arthur James Smith 158 Luxton ave., Winni Peg. Funeral service will be held wednesday at . In the Cropo funeral Chapel main at Luxton followed by inter ment in Brookside cemetery. Or. Smith is survived by one daughter mrs. John vont of i Cobourg Ontario. Births Ana Happy to announce the arrival of Arlene Ann. On december 31, 3964. Weight 7 ibs., 5 01. A sister for Valerie. Sincere thanks to or. Ston and stall of women s Pavilion. And Shirley fell Are proud to announce the birth at a daughter. Holly Anne on Jan uary 3, 1965. A sister Lor Kim and Gord. Many thanks to drs. Bleeks and Mcfarlane and staff of Pavilion. And Emily Koro 32 Lauder ave., thank god Lor the Safe arrival of to Jiler Ion Christopher Dmitrius on december 28. 1964. 6 ids. It of. Sincere thanks to drs. Bleeks. Mccawley Schmidt and Bradford and or. Be Pape and nursing staff at the women s Pavilion. Darrin Reid is proud to announce the arrival of baby brother Christopher Robin born december 18, 1964, at the women is Pavilion. Weight 5 ibs. Of. Many thanks to or. Henneberg and staff. Don and Laura knee and mrs. R. F. Marks Are pleased to announce the birth of their son. James Scott on december 29, 1964, at the women s Pavilion. It. 6 ibs., 11 14 of. And Mary knee Findlay Are Happy to announce the arrival of their fourth daughter Carolin Rose 7 ibs., 10 of january 2. 1965. At the Misericordia Hospital. A sister for Patti Mary Ann and Gail. Many thanks to or. Majury and Hospital staff. And Wanda Nee Ogibowsky Are Happy to announce the arrival of their daughter Cheryl Lynn on december 31, 1964. Weight 8 ibs. Svs of. A sister for Vernon. Many thanks to or. Howden and St. Boniface Hospital staff. And David wish to announce the birth of twin Brothers Brian George 6 ibs., 2 of. And Bruce John 6 ibs., 13w of. On january 2, 1965 at the St. Boniface Hospital proud and surprised parents Jack and Dorothy Nee sincere thanks to or. B. J. Egan or. Cham Ely and Hospital staff. And Isabel Nee Leckie proudly announce the arrival of 5 lb., 4 of. Susan Maureen at mawr Ricordina Hospital on january 2. 1965. Thanks to or. A. Mcgowan and nursing staff. Seavers Albert and Maureen Robson Are Happy to announce the birth of a son Allan Douglas weight 7 ibs., 3 Ops. On december 23, 1964. Many thanks to or. S. Guest and staff at Grace Hospital. And Liz Nee Cochrane Are Happy to announce the birth of their son Darrin Robert. January 1 1965, 10 seconds after weight 7 ibs., 9 of. Sincere thanks to or. Barnes and Hospital staff of women s Pavilion. And Gwenda Are pleased to announce the birth of a daughter Anne frisian 7 ibs 2 of january 4, 1965 at . At the women s Pavilion. A sister for John. Wachniak Peter and Diane Zaharia happily announce the arrival of a on Daniel John 9 ibs., 4 Ops. On the 1st of january. 1965. A Little brother for Marilyn. Special thanks to or. Norman come and Hospital staff of Misericordia Gen eral Hospital. January 2, 1965, to Oscar and Elsie of Amaud Manitoba a daughter Teresea Louise at the women s Pavilion. A sister for Don Ald and Ruth. Ann. And Jeanette Nee Hurst thank god Lor the Safe arrival of their Darling baby boy Clyde an Thony. December 31, 1964 at . Weight 8 ibs. 3 of. Length 20v4 inches. Very proud grandparents Are mrs. Catherine Wood and or. And mrs. Victor Hurst. Very special thanks to wonderful or. C. Jean Mcfarlane and nursing staff of the women s Pavilion. Marriages Brown Kennedy the marriage of or. J. Ken Brown and mrs. Harold c. Kennedy of Winnipeg took place at Oak United Church Victoria on december 30th at 4 . With Rev. T. B. Mcmillan officiating. Or. And mrs. Brown will spend sometime in California and win reside in Winnipeg. In memorial Forrest Middleton in Loving or. James Soper suddenly on december 21, 1964, at Kelwood Manitoba or. James Soper aged 70 years beloved husband of Marian Soper of Plumas Manitoba. A Pioneer of the Plumas District he is survived by three children Douglas of Plumas Bruce of Gladstone and mrs. Margaret Truesdale of Transcona also seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Plumas United Church on wednesday december 23, with interment in the Plumas cemetery. Sophia Catherine Terry on january 3, 1965, in Winni Peg Sophia Catherine Terry aged 85 years late of 905 St. Mary s rd., beloved Mother of mrs. W. C. Bubb Catherine St. Vital and Henry w. Terry fort Garry. Mrs. Terry was a Long time resident of Dauphin Mani Toba and was very Active in Community affairs. She was a member of the anglican Church and for Over 40 years was past Noble grand of the Rebeckah Lodge Dauphin. Predeceased by her husband Walter Henry and a daughter Ellen mrs. Clifford Stelck mrs. Terry is survived by one son Henry w. Terry Winnipeg one daughter mrs. W. C. Bubb Catherine of St. Vital five grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two Bro thers and three Sisters. Re Mains will be forwarded from Mordue Bros. Funeral Home Broadway at Edmonton St. To Sneath Strilchuk funeral Home Dauphin for service tuesday ., interment in the family plot Dauphin cemetery. William Thomson on tuesday december 31, 1964, at his residence or. William Thomson aged 84 years beloved Hus band Ellen Thomson of 928 Ingersoll St. Funeral service will be held tuesday at . From the Pineview memorial chapels Waverley and Chevrier blvd., with Rev. Alex h. E. Barber officiating. Cremation to follow. If friends so desire donations May be sent to the heart foundation. Pineview funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Phone 452-7621. Memory of ourm other who passed away january 5 and january 8. Beyond the Gate our loved Onei. Find happiness and rest. And there is a Comfort in thy thought dial a Loving god knows Best. Remembered by their families. Loving memory of my dear wife Jessie Francis who passed away january 5. 1964. My lips cannot Tell How i miss her. My heart cannot Tell what to say god alone knows How i Melsi her in a Home that a lonesome today. Remembered by her Hus band Henry Jones in Loving memory of our dear Mother and grandmother who passed away january 5, 1949. This world May change from year to year and friends from Day to Day but never shall that one we loved from memory pass away. Remembered by her Daugh ters Edna Dorothy and sons in Law and grand children Gary and Bruce. In Ory of our dear Mother. Mary Luik who passed away january 5, i960. Life goes on its various ways but memory clings to bygone Days. She left a Flace no one could fill we miss her still and always will missed by her daughters Margaret Victoria and ton in Law Bill. Loving memory of my dear wife Mary who passed away january s. 1960. Day of remembrance kept in my heart who never forgets remembered and sadly missed by her husband Joe and sister Ann. Loving memory of our dear Mother Lydia who passed away on january 5, 1953 and our dear father Adam who passed away february 24, 1954. Time takes away the Edge of grief but memory turns Back every real. Remembered by the family. Loving memory of our dear daughter and sister. Elizabeth Craig Wylte who pasted away january 5th, 1964. A sudden ajl from god above. Took irom us the one we loved no word of warning no last Farewell but in our hearts she will always dwell. Missed and always Miriem. Bercy by her Mother brother Alex his wife and family. Loving memory of our dear Mother and grandmother Ernest a who passed away january 5, 19s7. A Mother who gave i the Best of of her life who cherished our our sorrow our strife who taught i to live. Who taught us to Pray. Dear Mother in heaven god bless you today. Your life was unselfish Lor oth you lived not what you received but what you could give. Dear god take a new Nat to our Mother above. Tell her we Melsi her and her our love. by son diaries daughter in Law and grandchildren Richard and Susan ;