The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada (2024)

and and and a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1994 C7 BRUNTON-MORIN Helene are pleased to announce James. of their son, Victor James, born June 1994, weighing 7 4 Brother of Emily and Laurie. Proud grandparents are Edna and Arthur Hird (Naples, Florida) and Margot Morin (St. Lambert), Special thanks Dr. Francis Engel and the staff of L'Hopitale Generale de Lasalle.

DESAUTELS Philip and Shella are proud to announce the their fourth child, a girl, Lauren Marie, born June 10, 1994, 23:09, Lakeshore General Hospital, weighing 8 11 ozs. Son of the late Roland Desautels and Rose Desautels, daughter of Robert and Grace North. KINGWILL-HOUSTON USTON Tricia and Andrew are pleased to announce the birth of their second son Ross Alexander, a little brother for Graeme, born on May 29, 1994 al. High Wycombe General Hospital, England, weighing 7 4 ozs. Happy grandparents are Jack and thea Kingwill, Laval, Quebec.

POLISENA-CAVAZZI John and Lisa have been blessed with a beautiful, healthy daughter, Alexandra born June 10, 1994. at 10:20 p.m. weighing 6 50zs. Proud grandparents are Mario and Atonia Pollsena, Barbara Barletta of Sunrise Florida, Gary and Cathy Cavazzi of London, England, great-grandparents Lucy and Charlie Barletta of Port Ste. Lucy, Florida.

Special thanks to Dr. Weiner, Dr. Green, and the caseroom staff af the Jewish General Hospital. DEATHS BIRTHS AUDET, Romeo. Of Deux Montagnes.

Retired emplovee of CP Air (Dorval). Deceased Friday, June 10, 1994 aged Loving husband of Denise, father of Dominique and Paul. Beloved brother of Irene, Polly and Guy. Romeo will be remembered for his many kindnesses to his family, relatives and friends, and sadly missed by all who knew him. Visitation Monday, Tuesday June 13, 14, from 2 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 10 p.m. and Wednesday from 12 noon, at Salon Guay, 1004 Oka Road, Deux-Montagnes. Funeral service on Wednesday, June 15, at 2 p.m., Holy Family Church, Deux Montagnes. BASLER, Elsie Louise. Peacefully at the Argenteuil Hospital, Lachute, Quebec, on Sunday June 5, 1994, after a lengthy stay at the Residence of Lachute.

Beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John "Baster of Morin Heights, Quebec. Eldest sister of Margaret Smith, Lillian de Bassecourt, Bee Paquette, Anna Albert and Bunny. She will be missed by her many nieces and nenAbews.

Cremation arrangements entrusted to the J.P. MacKimmie Funeral Home, Lachute. A private family service will be held at a later date. BOULANGER, Paul Yvon. Peacefully on Saturday, June 11, 1994 at the Charles Lemoyne Hospital.

Beloved husband of Albina Medikos. Cherished father of Cecile, Paul, Andre, Adele and Rita and family. Visitation at Collins Clarke McGillivray White Funeral Home, 307 Riverside Drive (at Argyle), St. Lambert, on Monday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Tuesday, at 11 a.m.

In lieu of flowers donations to Heart and Stroke Foundation. BROCKLESBY, Mme. Laura (nee Monette). At St. Mary's Hospital on Friday, June 10, 1994 at the age of eightyutwo years.

Beloved wife of the late John N. Brocklesby. Sister of Alpherine, Alice "and the late Albina. Resting at Colins Clarke Funeral Home 5610 Sherbrooke street West Funeral service from St. Viateur Church (183 Bloomfield corner of "Laurier) on Monday, June 13, at 2 p.m.

Visitation on Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. CADIEUX, Jean- Paul. At Riguad on June 11, 1994, at the age of -two years. Husband of the late Jaqueline Quesnel. He leaves to mourn his children: Laurier, Lorraine, (Roger Plaisance), Martial (Lise Robert), Daniel (Dominique Eyr) and his grandchildren: Chantal, Lina, Benoit, Marie -Claude, and He also leaves his brother Hubert and Marie-Claire, his sister-in-law Wilie, Suzanne Quesnel, Fleurette Barday, Claudette Quesnel and a brother-in-law Noel and many cousins friends.

Resting at Alfred 4500 Verdun avenue facing Verdun metro. Funeral service at 11:00 Wednesday, June 15 at N.D. de Lourdes, 4949 Verdun. Thence to Alfred Dallaire Crematorium, 2750 Boul MarieVictoria, Longueuil, P.Q. CAMPBELL, In Montreal on June 9, 1994 in her year.

Wife of late Bearce P. Campbell and loving 'mother of David (Elizabeth), Colin (Daphne) and Gregor (Valerie). Fondly remembered by Susan Campbell and grandchildren Lisa, Mary, Dana, Gordon and Alison. Funeral Service at St. drews Dominion Douglas, 687 Roslyn Westmount at 2 p.m., Monday June a ..13: Cremation to follow.

In lieu of flowers donations to Sun Youth, 4251 St. Urbain Montreal, would be appreciated. CLUNE, Thomas. At Ste. Mary's Hospital on Saturday, June 11, 1994.

Beloved 'Husband of the late Florence McDonald, dear father of Donald (Jacqueline Sheridan), Dennis (Geraldine Shea), Brian (Francine Tranquil), and the late Kenneth. Survived by ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Visitation at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 1640 Vertu (west of Decarie), Ville St. Laurent, on Monday, from 4 to 9 p.m. Service will be held at Our Lady Fatima Church, 875 Laurentian cross Decelles on Tuesday at 10 a.m.

In lieu, of flowers donations to the Cancer 'Research Foundation' would be appreciated. FARNAM, Henry Earl Jr. On Wednesday, May 25, 1994 in Singer Island, Florida. Retired Vice-President and General Manager of the Iron Ore Company of Canada. Survived by his loving wife Huguette, his daughters Joan, Nancy (Tom Thompson), stepdaughters Michelle, Martine (Pierre McNeil), his granddaughters Katherine and Anne and Huguette's grandchildren Mathieu and Simon.

Predeceased by his first wife Katherine. Funeral Service to be held at Chalmers Wesley United Church, Ste. Ursule, Quebec City at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 18. In lieu of flowers, donations to La Michel Sarrazin, 2101 Chemin St.

Louis, Sillery, would be "appreciated. AUDET, Romeo BASLER, Elsie Louise BOULANGER, Paul Yvon BROCKLESBY, Mme. Laura CADIEUX, A CAMPBELL, Clare CLUNE, Thomas FARNAM, Henry Earl Jr. FELSENSTEIN, Harry FISHMAN, Mickey FLEMING, Martin HANJENKOFF, Michael HAWRYLUK, Hillie HEFT, Jean HOEFLICH, Riudolfkarl KOZOBSKI, Joseph LINDSAY, May MACMILLAN, Stanley John Jacques MARGOSIAN, Sitrog PROVOST, Jean Georgina ROLPH, Kathryn Stratton SHER, Melvin SHUSTER, Issie THYER, William A. VOISEY, Eva Obituaries CHAGNON, Bella Toupin Corey and Deaths DEATHS FELSENSTEIN, Harry.

Saturday, June 11, 1994. Beloved husband of Sally, devoted father and father-in-law of Buddy (Bernard) and Anne. Loving grandfather of Michael. Dear brother of the late Yetta Nathens. Survived by his sister Sophie Kaye, also survived by nephews and nieces.

He will be sadly missed by his family and friends. Funeral service from Paperman and Sons, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Monday, June' 13 at 11:30 a.m. Burial at the Farband Labour Zionist Organization Cemetery, de la Savane. Shiva at 5070 de LaPeltrie. Donations may be made to the Golden Age Association, 5700 Westbury, Montreal.

FISHMAN, Mickey (Samuel), On Sunday, June 12, 1994. of Treasured husband and best friend Pauline Feldman. Cherished father and father-in-law of Carla and Carl Strulovitch, Alisa and Lawrence Weinstock. Beloved brother and -in-law of Belle Monsein, Issie and Barbara, Perry and Ruth, Rosie and Herman Silver, Reba Fishman and Doris Miller. Predeceased by brothers Dave, Aaron and Hymie and sister Sarah Superstein.

Also leaves to mourn his adored grandchildren Sarra Simon, cherished by many relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Pelerin et Fils, 597 6th avenue, Grand Mere, Quebec. Visitation will be held Sunday, June 12, 1994, from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. and Monday, June 13 from 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Funeral service Monday, June 13, 1994 at Eglise St Paul De Grand Mere at 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to L'institut de Recherche Clinique de Montreal- Le Fond Marie et Willie 110 Avenue des Pins Ouest, Montreal, H2W 1R7, would be greatly appreciated. MARGOSIAN, Sitrog. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on June 10, 1994 age of ninety-one years. Beloved husband of the late Nazli Delgarian.

Dear father of Mary, Margaret, Joan and son Edward Margosian, grandfather of Arlene and Mark and great-grandfather of Gina and Evelene. Resting at the J.F. Wilson and Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Avenue, Verdun. Service at the Sourp Hagop Armenian Church, 3401 Olivar Asselin, New Bordeau, June 14 at 12 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.

Visitation Sunday and Monday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. The family would like to thank the staff of the Queen Elizabeth on 4W for all their help and kindness. PROVOST, Jean Georgina. At the Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital on Saturday, June 11, 1994 of Hamilton in her seventy-second year.

Beloved wife of Albert. Beloved mother of Marlene and her husband George Young of Montreal; Sheila and her husband Kevin O'Toole of Toronto; Allan of B.C.; Patricia Shields of Hamilton; Brian of Hamilton; Joe and his wife Christine of B.C.; Ron and his wife Sandra of Oshawa; Dean Alberta. Predeceased by a son, Wayne. Loving grandmother of Chris, Randy, Jennifer, Stacy, Robert, Tiffany, Kimberley, Kevin, Scott, Jimmy, Vanessa, Jordan and Ryan. Dear sister of Virgie and Eleanor both of Montreal; Francis of P.E.I.; Lillian of Australia; Martina of Nova Scotia and daughter-in-law Bev Murphy of Montreal.

Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held at the Ave. Drive, Stoney Creek on Tuesday, Donald V. Brown Funeral Home 36 Lake June 14 at 11:00 A.M. ROLPH, Kathryn Stratton (nee Schorman).

Peacefully at her home in Westmount, Quebec, on Friday June 10, 1994. Beloved wife of the late Edward Alfred Rolph. Funeral Service to be held at the St. Matthais Anglican Church, Tuesday, June 14, at 10:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers donations to the Montreal General Hospital Foundation would be appreciated.

SHER, Melvin. On Saturday, June 11, 1994. Dearly beloved husband of Beatrice Kestenberg. Devoted father and fatherin-law of Mason and Debbie of Northampton, England, and Audra. Dear brother of Stan of Israel.

Loving and adored Zaidie of Bethan and Adam Sher. Sadly mourned by nieces, nephews, relatives and colleagues. Funeral service from Paperman and Sons, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road on Tuesday, June 14 at 12:15 p.m. Burial at Dorshei Emet (Reconstructionist) Congregation Section, Eternal Gardens Cemetery, Beaconsfield. Shiva at 6800 Macdonald Avenue Apt.

903. Contributions may be made for cancer research. SHUSTER, Issie. On Saturday, June 11, 1994. Husband of the late Helen Landau.

Father of Joseph, the late Sylia Russman. Beloved grandfather of Ita and Jay Rothenberg, Margo and Jerry Russman, Arianne Shuster. Cherished greatgrandfather of Samara and Adam Rothenberg, Daniel and Jordan Russman. Graveside service on Monday June 13, at 11 a.m. at the Yish*tzer Young Mens Association Cemetery, Gate 1, de la Savane.

Contributions may be made to the Just for Kids Foundation, 3400 de Maisonneuve West, suite 630, H3Z 3B8, 989-7673. IN MEMORIAM Verse Booklets are Available FREE By Calling Gazette Classified 987-2311 Verses are numbered making placement of your In Memoriam easier. DEATHS DEATHS THYER, William A. Peacefully in his eightieth year, on Saturday, June 11, 1994. Beloved husband of the late Lily Berry.

Cherished father of Jean (Stevens) of Greenfield Park, Len of Calgary and James of St. Bruno, Grandfather of Sandra (Langtry) and David Navin, Jason and Jessica Thyer, greatgrandfather of seven. Also left to mourn his brothers Joseph Thyer and Walter Brodie. Thanks 10 SPEBSQSA. which brought a great happiness to his life.

Itation at Collins Clarke McGillivray White Funeral Home, 307 Riverside Drive (at Argyle) on Monday, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service in the chapel on Tuesday, at 12 noon, in lieu of flowers donations to Mountain City Chorus, (tel, 288-4144) or Alzheimer's Society would be appreciated. VoIsEY, Eva (nee Labelle). On Friday, June 10, 1994 at the age of seventy-one after a lengthy iliness at Residence Ste. Dorothee.

Beloved wife of Gordon Voisey. Devoted mother of Suzanne (Claude Fortin) and loving grandmother of Patrick and Marc. Sister of Maurice deceased (Gilberte), Henri deceased (Anita), Paul (Carmen), Roger (Andree) and Arthur deceased (Annette). in-law of Leslie Voisey (Olive), Also survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation on Monday June 13, 1994 from 2 to 4 p.m.

and 7 to 10 p.m.l at Alfred Dallaire Funeral Complexe, 2129 St. Martin Bivd. East, Laval, Funeral service on Tuesday, June 14, 1994 at 2:00 p.m. at Ste. Francoise Cabrini Church, 210 de L'eglise (corner Grande Cote), Rosemere.

Interment at the Cote Des Neiges Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM BOUGIE, Paul. In loving memory my dear friend who passed away June 1988. The memories will never be forgotten. Always in my heart and thoughts.

Deeply missed and loved, your friend Joanne. DIFAZIO, Alfred. In loving memory my dear husband, who passed away eighteen years ago today. As time unfolds another year, Memories keep you ever near. Silent thoughts of times together Hold memories that will last forever.

Rest in peace, till we meet again, your wife Norma. DIFAZIO, Alfred. In loving memory a dear Dad, who passed away June 1976. Like falling leaves, the years slip by, But loving memories never die. Your daughter, Loretta.

GOULET, Leo. In loving memory of dear husband, father and grandfather who passed away June 13, 1993. We miss you, You will always be in our thoughts And in our hearts. Love Lil, Karen, Pete and Steven, Peter and Tracie. GRANTHAM, Gladys.

In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed away June 13, 1993. No need for words, except to say Still loved, still missed in every way. Ward, Sandra, Matthew and David. KATZ, Max (Mac). in loving memory a very special husband, lifelong companion and best friend.

seems you left me yesterday The wound is still so sore, Every day of every year seem to miss you more. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger everyday Remembrance keeps you near. know you walk beside me, seem to hear you say "Honey smile and carry on, This is another day." Loved, sadly missed and longed for everyday Till we are together again The pain in my heart is here to stay Love you always and forever, your wife Shirley. R.I.P. LEVINE, Dorrie.

In loving memory of our dear mother, -in-law, and grandmother, who passed away on June 1976. Always in our thoughts. Carol, Allan, Bonnie, and Doree. MALDONADO, Wavde. In loving memory of my dear nephew who passed away on June 13, 1991 and his brother Gregory who passed away May 1, 1968.

a day goes by without a loving thought you both. Aunt Pat and family. MALDONADO, Wayde. In loving memory of dear son who passed away June 13, 1991 and his brother Gregory passed away May 1, 1968. Deeply missed, always remembered, always loved, Mom.

PATRICK, Elizabeth. June 13, 1968. There is a link that death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last forever. PELLAND, Pierre.

Six years, it seems forever. I remember saying to you that a part me would forever be with you. your very generous guidance has been inspiration for me too. even though on August 13 we will be furthest apart, am positive that spiritually you will be of the closest in my heart. Thank you Mom for helping me be Love Susan.

RAHILL, Isabelle. When we look back, as we often do, cherish the memories we have of you, Gone are the days we used to share, in our hearts you are always there. Mother, Carol and Rodger. UNVEILINGS STALL, Eve. A monument will be unveiled led to the memory of the late Eve Stall, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and sister, on Sunday June 12, at 11:30 a.m., on The Leslie Hore Belisha Cemetery, C-16, first gate from Victoria, de la Savane Street.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend. PRAYERS THANKS for favours granted. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world, now and forever, Amen. E.C. WORLD Faced with crackdown by Palestinian police, Hamas reassesses role DAVID HOFFMAN WASHINGTON POST GAZA CITY The single-page announcement, signed by brigadier in the Palestinian police force, echoed like a thunderclap across the mosques of Gaza.

It was addressed to "the brothers who are imams," or leaders of the mosques, in the east side of Khan Yunis, the second-largest city in the Gaza Strip. It said mosques and their loudspeakers could longer be used for "purposes of propaganda," and the mosques could issue no leaflets or political broadcasts unless they were approved in advance by the new Palestinian police force. For Islamic leaders in Gaza, the message was ominous: The Palestinian police, in the first weeks of self-rule, were trying to stifle the public voice of Hamas, the militant Islamic Resistance Movement. which has strongly opposed the peace agreement with Israel. of Hamas led the intifada, the Palestinian uprising a against Israeli occupation, its guerrilla wing attacked nuof merous Israeli mili13, tary, targets and Jewish settlers, as well as Palestinians Hamas in the past has sought to be the violent spoiler of the peace accord with Israel.

suspected of collaborating with Israel. The movement clashed with the Palestine Liberation Organization over leadership in the occupied territories and scored major victories in municipal elections in 1992. According to Islamic leaders, Hamas, in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, is being forced into a period of profound reassessment of its tactics and methods. The outcome may be crucial to the success of Palestinian self-rule in the territories. The fortunes of Hamas have always been tied to the peace talks.

When the outlook was gloomy, Hamas gained strength. Now that the PLO has signed a limited autonomy agreement with Israel. Hamas is losing ground. Should the agreement collapse, the Islamic militants could well rise again. But two powerful factors have put the militant Islamic movement on the defensive.

One is the surge of enthusiasm that has taken hold in Gaza since Israeli troops left last month. Hamas was born in the fiery early months of the intifada, but in Gaza's streets today, the intifada flame has all but died out. Hamas no longer commands enough support among Palestinians in Gaza to carry on with strikes. The other factor has been the arrival of the Palestinian police, an army under the command of forces loyal to PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat. In the last few weeks, the police have been increasingly bold in challenging Islamic militants.

The police have arrested several Hamas and Islamic Jihad activists and threatened to confiscate weapons and to pursue those who attack Israeli targets. Police are holding one prisoner, affiliated with Islamic Jihad, on suspicion of participating in the murder of two Israeli soldiers at the Erez Checkpoint May 20, an incident that was viewed as a test of whether the police would act against Islamic militants. In the past, Hamas sought to be the violent spoiler of the peace accord with Israel. But what is remarkable about the movement's internal reassessment is the degree to which Hamas leaders said they have begun to think not about how to fight the peace, but about how, practically, to make the most of it. In effect, Hamas leaders have come to the realization that the world around them suddenly has changed, especially in the stronghold of Gaza, even if they do not like it.

is now evident that neither Hamas nor the other opposition factions can dismiss what has taken place so far," said Ziad Abu-Amr, political science professor at Bir Zeit University in the West Bank. "They are trying to find certain mechanisms that will allow them to engage in the new order." The new order is abundantly evident in Gaza. Savoring more personal freedom than they have enjoyed in years, Palestinians seem in no mood to return to a life of sacrifice, strikes and bloodshed, the environment in which Hamas was created and thrived. "The majority of Palestinians support the national authority, and we condemn and renounce attacks against Israel," said Mahmoud Abu Hueiadi, who runs a falafel stand near the Gaza beach. He motioned across the street toward a wall painted with graffiti praising Hamas.

young people who struggled in the past for freedom they are at home, unemployed. The only reason for the struggle was to kick the occupation out, and now this reason is over. Now they are awaiting a better Abdullah Mansour, a peddler of boiled corn on the cob to Gaza beach- goers, said a few days after the Israeli soldiers were killed at the Erez Checkpoint: "We are not supporting the violence. If we are going to kill them, one day they will come and kill my brother or my neighbor or a Palestinian. We always pray this will be stopped, soon." Secrecy shrouds the changes inside Hamas.

Decisions are made by senior figures in the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan, and prominent Islamic activists in the territories. many of whom are leaders in the merchant and professional classes, also are influential. Another key element is, the armed wing of the guerrilla cells-the Iz a Din Qassem Brigades. Key Hamas figures and Israeli security sources said they believe the Hamas guerrillas will continue violent attacks against Israeli targets elsewhere in the West Bank, while trying to avoid violence inside the Palestinian autonomous zones of Jericho and the Gaza Strip. But one of the strongest signals of change so far has been open discussion by Hamas leaders.

such as Mahmoud Zohar, a Gaza physician, about creating a legitimate political party. Hamas has refused to recognize the new national authority under Arafat. Many Hamas leaders predict the self-rule enterprise eventually will collapse, but for now, the movement clearly wants to capture some of the popular enthusiasm generated by the departure of Israeli troops. Moreover, Hamas leaders fear they will be trampled by Arafat's authoritarianism and they are insisting. on pluralism to preserve their foothold in the territories.

"There are some fears that the new national authority will have dernocracy as it is practiced in some Arab countries, where it has proven its failure," said Mohsen Abu who heads an Islamic charity organization in Gaza. "No one wants to give democracy to the Islamic movement." Hamas was created "to deal with the intifada," said Abu-Amr, the Bir Zeit professor. "Now they want to create a political party to deal with the new order. They recognize the old tactics are not practical any more." "They may end up working within this order if it helps them Islamicize the society and control it," he added. "They will give political imperatives priority over ideology.

The key is that Hamas is a political movement." OBITUARIES Sculptor Kienholz shocked art world GAZETTE NEWS SERVICES became politically powerful in 1975-77 when she dissolved Parliament, declared a state of emergency, susLOS ANGELES Edward Kienholz, the sculptor pended civil liberties and ruled India. who shocked the art world with his angry, often erotic, works died Friday in his home in the town of Hope, Anderson played I father of Dennis the Menace Idaho, at the age of 66. The cause was heart failure, said Peter Gould, whose PALM SPRINGS, Calif. Herbert Anderson, a vergallery, L.A. Louver, has represented Kienholz.

satile movie and stage actor who was best known as Kienholz whose most controversial works encom- the owlish father of television's Dennis the Menace, passed the seamier side of human life from the erot- died Saturday at his home in Palm Springs. He was ic "Back Seat Dodge '38" in the 1960s with its infa- 77.A native of Oakland, Anderson acted in a mous couple locked in tawdry embrace to more recent number of Broadway, television and movie roles but re-creations of dens of prostitution in Nevada and Am- was best known as Henry Mitchell from the 1959-1963 sterdam had become a searing presence on the inter- CBS series. national art scene. Kienholz was a member of a talented generation that in the late 1950s in the wake of Abstract Ex- Artist Matthew Cohen founded museum emerged pressionism, gradually art like forsaking sculpture. painting In the in last favor three of NEW YORK Matthew Cohen, an artist, graphic three-dimensional designer and a founder of the Museum of Modern decades, he had moved from a disturbed young man whose experiences as a worker in mental institutions Mythology in San Francisco, died June 2 of nonand observer of world poverty pushed him to produce Hodgkin's lymphoma at his home in Berkeley, Calif.

life-size representations of his disappointments to soft- He was 41. er, more 1 warming observations of the human condition. The Museum of Modern Mythology was founded in 1982 to display the trademarks and other images of Bhramachari was spiritual leader in India commerce that have become icons of U.S. culture through advertising on television and in print. Its perJAMMU, India Dhirendra Bhramachari, a spiritu- manent collection of more than 3.000 items includes al leader and yoga instructor who became a confidante Bibendum, the Michelin Tire Man; Poppin' Fresh, the of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, died Thursday in a Pillsbury Doughboy: the Jolly Green Giant; Mister plane crash.

He was 70. Clean: Mister Peanut: Charlie the Tuna, and Ronald Bhramachari taught yoga to former Prime Minister McDonald. Jawaharlal Nehru and his daughter Indira Gandhi. He LOS ANGLES TIMES. NEW YORK TIMES.

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