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Renowned Poet Dies In Canada TORONTO. (P) Wilson MacDonald, considered by some to be one of Canada's greatest poets, died of a heart attack Saturday in a Toronto Hospital. He was 86. In recent years he had lived in suburban Willowdale, supported by earnings from books and readings he gave. The New York Times book review once said: "In the present generation of poets whose name is legion, Wilson MacDonald is the outstanding figure." The late Prof.

William Lyon Phelps of Yale University said: 44Tf Wilson MacDonald had written the same poetry that written in Canada in the United States or England, his name would be known around the world." He had written and published many volumes but received little financial benefit. "It's been hell, just hell," he told an interviewer on his 85th birthday. "Fighting with the schools, fighting with critics, fighting with everybody." He was one of the few western writers paid royalties by the Soviet Union. He visited there in 1957. Asia Tour Ended SYDNEY, Australia.

(UPI)Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt today returned from a four nation tour of Asia and said he found no opposition to Australia's involvement in the Vietnam war. 5 Die In Car, Train Race HICKSVILLE, N.Y. (P- With lights flashing, a gong clanging, a locomotive whistle blowing and a grade crossing gate lowered ot block vehicular traffic, the driver of a car containing five teen- age youths raced a Long Island Railroad train to the crossing, police report. The train hit the car, drove it 200 feet along the tracks and cut it in two. All five occupants were killed Saturday.

A railroad spokesman said the Speonk to Jamaica, Queens, train was going about 50 miles an hour as it reached the New South Road crossing. 200 200, Worth 200 EXTRA 200 Top Value Stamps with fill-up (8 or more gallons) Value Top STAMPS at any service station offering Top Value Stamps- Void after April 17, 1967. Name. 13 Persons Killed In 2 Texas Crashes KIRBYVILLE, Tex. (P) Thirteen persons were killed in south Texas yesterday, in two traffic smashups.

A small van and a car crashed headon on a farm road near the southeast Texas town of Kirbyville about dusk, killing six persons and injuring six. That accident occurred about 15 hours after five San Antonio youths and a man and his wife from Taft, were killed in a two-car collision east of the south Texas town of Taft. The dead in the Kirbyville wreck were identified by the Department of Public Safety as Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Atkinson, their one-year-old son, Thomas, and Essie L. Berry, 46, all of Orange, and Robert Wayne Johnson, 29, of Kirbyville, and James F. Howe, 6, of Orange. In the Taft accident, the Texas Highway Patrol said Lorenzo Garcia, 44, and his wife, Audelia Pena Garcia, both of Taft, were killed. In the second car, those killed were James Dean Keoughan, 20; David Arthur Rocks, 21; Louis A.

Williams, 19; Roberta Knoeller, 18, and Gloria Ann Draper, 18, all of San Antonio. OZITE CARPET TILE ANDERSON 14 Colors Hi Density Sponge FLOOR Rubber Back COVERINGS 12x12 TILE ea. 2301 S. Federal 796. JA 2-1213 Since 1919 FT.

LAUDERDALE NEWS April 10, 1967 15A These Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, 1 shall fear no Farewell evil, for Thou art with -23rd Psulm BARNER Garfield Barner, age 73, of 234 NW 5th Avenue, Dania, died yesterday April 9th Hollywood Memorial Hospital. Survived, Mrs. by his Ola wife Mae Eva Jones. and one Arrangements daughpending at BENTON FUNERAL BOVE John Bove, 69, of 2020 NE 51 Court, passed away April 8 at his residence. He came here four years ago from Chicago.

He is survived by his wife Mary; a daughter, Marjorie; two brothers, Anthony and James; sister, Mary Keenan; and two grandchildren, William and Jill. Services will be at LAIN AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, DAN Chicago. THOMAS arrangements HOME. by JOR- BURPEAU William T. BURPEAU, 71, of 2207 S.W.

62d Terrace, West Hollywood died Saturday. Arrangements by FRED HUNTER HOME HOLLYWOOD. DURKIN Mary infant daughter Catherine of Durkin, Mr. and age Mrs. 6 months, Durkin, of 2724 NE 10th Terrace, died Sunday at a hospital in Orlando.

In addition to her parents, she is survived her brothers, Joseph Jr. and sisters, Patricia Ann, Kathleen and Maureen, paternal grandmother, Mrs. Anne Moser of WilkesBarre, Pa. Arrangements by KALIS FUNERAL HOME. GREENE Elvin Edward Greene Jr.

64, of 205 S.E. 18 died March 24. Services were held at Fannin Funeral Home March 27. Survivors Include a son, Elvin Edward Green 111, Hollywood, California, a sister Mrs. Lyevia Hendry, West Palm Beach and stepdaughter Mrs.

Warren, the former Mathilde Moore, daughter of the late Mrs. Lura Shuttleworth Greene, and three step grandchildren. Miss Jean. B. Holt age 64 of 3330 NE 36 St.

Ft. Lauderdale died Sunday in Lauderdale Beach Hospital. Resident here two years from Milwaukee, Wisc. Services and interment in Milwaukee, Wisc. Arrangements by FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME.

Emma M. Hopp, age 75, of 601 SW 27th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, passed away yesterday in a local hospital. She came here six years ago from Chicago, Ill. Survived by her husband Francis F. Visitation from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Monday, Funeral services at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Interment in Lauderdale Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements by JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME. HOLT HOPP HOWRYLEK Carl Howrylek, of 4431 NE 15 Way, passed away today at a local nursing home. Arrangements pending JORDANTHOMAS FUNERAL HOME.

JONES Fannie W. Jones age 83 of 1062 NE 39 St. Oakland Park died Saturday in Holy Cross Hospital. Resident here 15 years from Forty Fort, Pa. Member of Oakland Park Methodist Church.

Survived by two sons; Elmer Jones, Oakland Park, Willard Jones, Ft. Lauderdale: daughter Mrs. Vivian Cooper, Trucksville, two sisters, Mrs. Ella LaBar. Oakland Park and Mrs.

Beulah Doll of Evans Falls, Pa. 17. grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Oakland Park Methodist Church with Rev.

J. P. Floyd officiating. Interment Lauderdale Memorial Park. Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9.

p.m. Monday at CHILD NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME. MERCIER Walter F. Mercier, age 70, of 5233 NE 5th Avenue, died Friday. Here six years from Winslow, Maine.

Retired Sales Manager for an Aluminum Co. Mr. Mercier Is survived by a son Winslow F. of Margate, sisters, Mrs. Ina Ingram, Boston, Mrs.

Lillian Gilbert and Mrs. Annie Small of New Hampshire and Mrs. Amelda Morin, Burlington, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral Mass 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St.

Clement's Catholic Church, Rosary service 8:30 p.m. Monday at RICHARDS FU. NERAL HOME where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, Ft.

Myer, Va. PENNYPACKER PENNYPACKER Henry A. Pennypacker, 62, of 2400 W. Broward Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

passed away Sunday, April 9th. A resident for four years coming from Clearwater. A catering supervisor. Survived by his wife Clara; two sisters Mrs. Katherine Russell, Mrs.

Pauline Mussier. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. Mass 9:30 a.m. Tuesday Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church. Burial will be in Lauderdale Memorial Gardens.

Arrangements FUNERAL' BAIRD-CASE w. BROWARD HOME. SKRDLANT Joseph Skrdlant, 68, of 1211 79th Way, Pembroke Pines died Saturday. A retired installer for Western Electric and moved here, one year ago, from Miami coming originally from Chicago. Survivors include his wife Louise; daughter Mrs.

John Randolph of Opa Locka; six grandchildren; two brothers Frank and Laddie; sister Violet Burha Skrdlant all and a brother-In-law James of Chicago. Rosary services 8:30 FUNERAL p.m. Tuesday HOME. at Requiem FRED HUNTER a.m. Catholic Wednesday Church.

at Friends St. Bartholomew FRED HUNTER FUNERAL HOME HOLLYWOOD after 7 p.m. today and until time of service. STRACHN Edward Strachn, age 73, of Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, died yesterday Lauderdale April 9th 45 at home. Survived Resident of years.

by three sons and one daughter. Arrangements pending at BENTON FUNERAL HOME. TREBASKY Anthony V. Trebasky, age 65, of 4571 NW 17th Avenue, died Sunday. Resident here two years from Elmont, L.

1., N. Y. Survived by his wife Mary, sisters, Mrs. Julia Wesley and Mrs. Anna Krajcl of L.I., N.Y.

Brother, Michael also of L.I., N.Y. Funeral Mass 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Clement's Catholic Church. Rosary service 8 p.m.

Tuesday at RICHARDS FUNERAL HOME where friends may call to 9 p.m. Monday and 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Pompano Beach. Mrs.

Barbara A. Vyn of 1900 S. Ocean Drive, Ft. Lauderdale passed away Sunday at her residence. Came here six years ago from Detroit, Mich.

Survived by her husband Dr. C. N. Vyn: son William L. of E.

Lansing, daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Meier, Grand Haven, four grandchildren; brother William Baker; sister Mr. L. Robinson, Grand Haven, Mich. Funeral services will be held at FANNIN FUNERAL HOME Tuesday 10 a.m.

Burial will follow in Grand Haven, Mich. In lieu of flowers donations to the Cancer Fund or project Hope. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Herbert Edward Williams, age 60, of 741 NW 15th Way, Ft. Lauderdale, died yesterday, April 9th, Broward General Hospital. Survived by his wife Gertrude, one brother, Luther Williams, one aunt, Lucretia Jackson.

Resident here 30 years. Arrangements pending at BENTON FUNERAL HOME. FDR's Son To Speak WARM SPRINGS, Ga. (UPI) -Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, will be the featured speaker Wednesday at ceremonies marking the 22nd anniversary of his father's death.

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