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D12 THE WINDSOR STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1986 Suspected kiiidiMhis, Dgfe, Dim tMsmorami ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AOOPTIONS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIAGES SERVICE OP TRIBUTE SOCIETIES For Announcomsnt Notlcss Call 255-5544 LODGES THANK YOU CARDS uses gun on self DEATHS BIRTHS DEATHS MALOTT-Mark, 28 years, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1986 at St. Thomas Elgin Memorial Hospital, St. Thomas. Late of St.

1 homas and formerly of Wheatley. Dear son of Fred and Barbara Malott, Wheat-ley. Dear brother of Ronald, Gosfield South Susan, Leamington and Anne Marie, New Westminister, B.C. Resing at the Reid Funeral Home, 14 Russell St, Leamington. Funeral SaL Oct.

4, at 1 1 a.m. Rev. Matthew Penny officiating. Interment Erie Cemetery, Wheatley. Memorial donations may be made to the chari- BEAUDOIN-Lena (nee Renaud) 88 years on Oct.

2, 1 986. Predeceased by husband Louis (1975). Dear sister of Mrs. Louise Desjarlais, Mrs. Lillian Myers and Albert Renaud, all of Windsor.

Predeceased by William (1948), Fred, Elmer, Everette and Edward. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Resting in the Windsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700 Tecumseh Rd. E. until Saturday Oct.

4, 1 986 at 9 a.m, then to Our Lady of the Rosary Church for Funeral Mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment Heavenly Rest Cemetery. a deluxe PENATEN GJET. .1 eastern Missouri near St. Louis.

Residents armed themselves and locked their doors. On Thursday night, hundreds of people gathered along the service road of Interstate 70, hoping the nightmare was ending. It would be nice to be able to go out and mow the lawn or take a walk without peering into the woods first, or getting that little lump In your throat when you come home after being away, said Maxine Schell, 54. Jackson is suspected of killing his probation officer, an Indianapolis grocer and a Missouri motorist He allegedly abducted five people as he fled from Indianapolis, through Illinois, to Wright City. Police also say he committed two armed robberies.

Jackson, who at the start of the rampage had painted his face silver and black, hasnt been seen since he fled on foot into the woods just west of Wright City after a stolen Cadillac was crashed into a fence along Interstate 70 on the night of Sept. 22. Oneita Ward, Jacksons sister, said last week her brother was "a living dead person. She said relatives had warned authorities that he needed to be put in an institution. Jacksons mother went on television in Columbus, last week to plead that he surrender.

WRIGHT CITY, Mo. (AP) Fugitive Michael Wayne Jackson, who eluded authorities for 11 days after a series of killings and abductions across three states, killed himself Thursday night In a barn in eastern Missouri. Jackson shot himself with the same shotgun that was used in a series of killings on Sept. 22, said Hal Helter-hoff, head of the FBI office in St Louis. "We are very happy to report the final resolution of this case," he said at a news conference early today.

"Were pleased to bring peace and quiet back to Wright City. Jackson had fired shots as authorities surrounded the barn in Missouri earlier Thursday evening, and police lobbed eight tear-gas canisters inside after unsucessfully trying to coax him out by talking to him using a bullhorn. No one was hit by the gunfire and police did not return fire. JACKSON, 41, was wanted for three killings and a series of thefts and abductions that were carried out on Sept. 22 across Indiana, Illinois and Missouri.

Jackson was added to the FBIs list of 10 most-wanted fugitives on Wednesday. The series of crimes terrorized Wright City, a town of 1,200 people in Prayers Friday at 7 p.m. Dona- yur choice. (VISITA-tions may be made to the chari- IQ'1 AFTER 2 P.M. FRI-ty of your choice.

A SPECIAL GIFT OFFER WHEN your baby born, lot oil yoor IrlonOi rood ttio oood nows In Iho Windsor Stor. Whon you ploco your child's birth onnouncomont In tho Stor tor lour doys you will rocolvo dotuoo poch ot Ponoton baby proportions worth ovor 12.00. Romombor. wt your boby orrlvtscoll Star Classified 255-5544 BIRTHS BIRTHS BOYCE-James, 97 years, October 1, 1986, late of Howard Ave, Sandwich South Twp. Bob and Arlene (El-sbne), their children and grandchildren are going to miss the presence of Known and loved by all as Gramps he was one of the worlds greatest carpenters and retired from Nicholas Coal.

Predeceased by his wife Lily May and daughter Thelma Elsbrie. He is survived by son James Melbourne, Flin Flon, son-in-law Clifford Elsbrie, Grand Rapids, Mich, five grandchildren, many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the James H. Sutton Funeral Home, 1567 Ouellette Ave. from Thursday, Oct.

2nd, 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3rd, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services Saturday Oct. 4 at 10 a.m.

Canon B.A. Silcox officiating. Interment Windsor Grove. DURRANT-Walter, 94 years, died on October 2, 1986 at Hotel Dieu Hospital. Beloved husband of Alice Durrani (nee Woodcock) of Windsor.

Dear SEXTOV-Paul Thomas, 17 years, October 1986 at Metropolitan Hospital. Beloved and courageous son of Mr. A Mrs. Bernard Sexton (Patricia). Loving brother of Kvin, James and John, at home; Mr.

A Mrs. Donald Bell (Brenda), Windsor; Mr. A Mrs. John Cadarian (Bonnie), Windsor and Mr. A Mrs.

Gary Couvillon (Barbara), Windsor. Also survived by neices Jessica, Jennifer and nephew Steven and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins. Mr. Sexton was a student at the William Hands Secondary School and a member of the wrestling team. VISITING AFTER 2 P.M.

THURSDAY at the Marcotte Funeral Home 870 Wyandotte St. E. Funeral Saturday, October 4 at 9:30 a.m. to Assumption Church at 10 a.m. Interment St.

Marys Cemetery Maidstone. Prayers Friday at 8 p.m. Donations to the Hospice of Windsor or the charity of your choice would be appreciated. STIERS-Olive, Fri. Oct.

3, 1 986 at l.O.D.E. Hospital, late of Essex. Beloved wife of Orville (Bud). Dear Mother and Mother-in-law of Donald A Cindy, Essex; Gerald and the U.S. asks release of jailed Detroiter Place Your MARTYNIUK-Barry A Anne Marie are proud to announce the birth if their son, David Stephen, born September 28, 1 986 at at Welland General Hospital, weighing 7 lbs I loz.

PAOLINIFILANGERl- Donna and Enzo would like to thank God for giving us such a long awaited precious gift, our daughter, Alicia Louise, on Sept. 28. 1986, 7 lbs 6 oz. Proud first-time grandparents, Mr. A Mrs.

Luigi Paolini. Proud second-time grandparents Mr. Mrs. AntonioFilan-geri. Great-grandparents, Mr.

Mrs. Vincenzo Paesano, Mrs. Emilia Gambelli and Mrs. Elvira Paolini. Anxiously awaiting her homecoming are her aunt and uncles and little cousin Adam.

Special thanks to Dr. Wm. McLeod and the great staff at Grace. PELLE -(Sansntta). Vince and Natalie are happy to announce the birth of another little girl, Sara.

7 lbf 3 ozs. on October 1986 at Grace Hospital. Sisterfor Judy. PERREAULT -(nee La-Bonte) Jessica and Eddy are happy to welcome their new brother, Matthew Tyler Joseph. Oct.

1,1986, 7 II ozs. Proud parents Ed and Cathy. Proud grandparents are Chris Joe Perreault and Rose A Ray LaBonte. RENAUD -Mark and Jane are thrilled to announce the birth of their son. Remy Martin, born on September 28, 1986 at Niagara General Hospital.

Weighing in at 7 lbs, 14 ozs. Blonde and blue eyed, just like hisdaddy. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. James Renaud and Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Martin of Chippawa. First nephew for Donna, Gail and Lou Ann and second for Chris and Shelley. ROBERTS-David and Susan (nee Gibson) are excited to announce the early safe arrival of a beautiful baby girl, Shannon Colleen, 3 lbs. 8 ozs.

on Sept. 24. 1986 at 3:14 a.m. Proud grandparents are Mr, A Mrs. Leonard Gibson and Mrs.

Leona Roberts. Special thanks to Dr.W. McLeod. Dr. G.

Hasen, Dr. A. Kidd and all the 3rd floor Nursing Staff at Grace Hospital. Insured. SIRKA -Sonia, Helen and Tina welcome their new baby brother, John Michael, born September 27.

1986 at Grace Hospital, weighing in at 9 lbs, 2 ozs. STILES -Mike and Cathy (nee Schmidt) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, David James, Sept. 26, 1986. A little brother for Jaclyn. Proud grandparents arc Mr.

A Mrs. Lewis Stiles and Mr. Mrs. Ted Schmidt. Great-grandmothers Mrs.

Fdith Cochrane and Mrs. Helen Langlois. TERON-Dcrek and Colleen (nee Ternahan) thank the Lord for the safe arrival of their first child Ashley Lillian 7lbs. 3oz. on Oct.

1st, 1986. Proud grandparents Rev. A Mrs. Carl Ternahan and proud 1st time grandparents are Arthur Teron and Dianne Teron. Special thanks to Dr.

Hasen and Nursing Staff at Grace Hospital. THOMPSOS-Jack, Darlene A Justin welcome with love, Kimberly Erin. She arrived October 1, 1 986, weighing 8 lbs 9'6 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. A Mrs.

Llovd Thom- INMEMORIAM HARRIS In loving memory of a dear husband and father Orville, who passed away OcL 3rd, 1982, 4 years ago today. Since God called you away, Although you are no longer near. Our memories of you remain so dear. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife Janette and children Karen and Kevin. LAWHEAD -Evelyn who passed away October 3, 1 984.

God looked around his garden, Hefoundanemptyspace, Looked down upon his earth, And saw your shining face, Now the family chain is broken, And nothing seems to be the same, Though the tears have dimmed oureyes. We know the chain will link again. Always loved and missed by husband, Don, mother, Ella and sons and daughters. LEVASSEL'R -In loving memory of a dear father, Joseph, who passed away Oct 3,1980. Youre not forgotten father, dear, Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last Ishallrememberthee.

-Sadly missed by Richard and family. McEVt EN-In loving memory of our darling daughter and sister. Tiffany Anne who passed away Oct. 2, 1984 Although we can never gain hold you in our arms, The love and joy you brought intoour lives, In your short time with us. Will be in our hearts missed and always loved and rememered by Mommy, Daddy and Crystal PRIMEAU In loving memory of a dear mother Alexina, who passed away October 3, 1936, and father, Louis, who passed away Sept 1945.

-Daughter Mane A Family. TAYLOR In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Jessie Beil, ho passed away October 3,1969. Tis but seventeen years ago today, God took her home, it was his will. But in our hearts, She liveth still. -Sadly missed and always remembered bv her daughters, Phyllis, Muriel, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dl PlIS -The Dupuis family would very much like to thank everyone involved in the rescue of Gail Dupuis, Aug. 29, including the Windsor Fire Dept. (Jaws of Life) and the person who called Emergency. Very sincere thank you to both fa miliesand friends, especially Marie Lauzon and Janice Reaume for their love, support and prayers. Also special thanks to the Nurses and Drs.

at Metropolitan Hospital for their special care. We thank you from the bottom of our bearts THANK YOU CARDS CECILE-The family of the late Pearl Cecile, would like to express their deepest thanks to everyone who offered cards, sympathy, prayers, flowers and donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Special thanks to the pallbearers, church choir, Windsor Chapel and Staff, Fr. Quenville of St. Theresa Church.

Special thanks to theCanadian Legion Branch, 578. -The Cecile Family. SABOLICK- On behalf of myself, Bob A Susan Sabolick and ourfamiliesi wish toex-press my sincere thanks and gratitude to the many who shared our deep sorrow at the recent loss of our son Donald. Too numerous to mention, their support A love at a time of our bereavement touched us all. Many, many thanks.

-Virginia Kuzmak. stepfather of Hugh Bolton and wife Mae of Windsor. Dear late Margaret (1986), Kin-grandfather of Mrs. Patricia Taylor and William Bolton. Dear father-in-law of Mrs.

Rosina Corton and husband Edward of Washington, D.C. Predeceased by two brothers Daniel and Albert and one sister Mrs. Florence Abbott. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Visiting in the Walter D.

Kelly Funeral Home, 1969 Wyandotte after 7pm Thursday. Funeral service in the Chapel on Saturday October 4, 1986 at Rev. John Mclllmurray officiating. Interment Windsor Grove Cemetery. In kindness donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation.

gsviile; Douglas Jackie, Phillip and Linda; Mrs. Donald (Betty) Marchand, all of Essex, 9 grandchildren also survive. Sister of Joseph Le-vack, Amherstburg; Mrs. Bella Ladouce Windsor; Mrs. Louis Bczaire (Elda), Amherstburg; Mrs.

William Walsh (Cecile), Essex; Mrs. James Quick (Clara), Barrie; Mrs. Bernard Bauer (Catherine), Windsor; Mrs. Marie Deveau, Essex; the late Pearl Stiers and Henry Levack. Resting at The Bisnett Funeral Home Talbot Manning Rd.

(Cozy Corners) Sandwich South. Funeral arrangements incomplete. For further information call 737-1 133. SL WASHINGTON (Reuter) Senior members of the human rights subcommittee of the House of Representatives demanded Thursday that Yugoslavia release a jailed American or face the possibility of losing the countrys valued most-favored-nation trading status with the United States. With Congress still smarting from the Soviet arrest of released U.S.

journalist Nicholas Daniloff, the little-known case of Detrolt-area resident Pjeter Ivezaj came to the forefront on Capitol Hill. Ivezaj, 30, from Sterling Heights, was arrested in July on a visit to relatives in Yugoslavia, apparently on charges that he took part in a demonstration in front of the Yugoslav Embassy in Washington in 1981. Congressional sources said he could be tried as early as today. The 1981 demonstration protested Yugoslav treatment of its Albanian citizens, the sources said. Ivezag is a former Yugoslav citizen of Albanian descent.

Representative William Broomfield of Michigan, ranking Republican on the House foreign affairs committee, told the subcommittee that as far he could determine the Yugoslavs are treating Ivezaj as though was still a citizen of Yugoslavia and not a U.S. citizen, which he is. Broomfield said that the Yugoslavs have refused to discuss the case with the U.S. ambassador in Belgrade. He FINLAYBOBAUIK -Paul and Laurie joyously announce the birth of their daughter, Kara Jane Julianna, on September 29, 1986 at Metropolitan Hospital.

Sister for Dean. Proud grandparents are Dean and Judy Finlay of Sarnia and Steve and Julie Bobaljik of Windsor. Proud great-grandmother is Doris Sawyer of Sarnia. Once again a heartfelt thank you to Dr. Bill McLeod.

Insured. COLDSPINK -Push, push, shes finally here! David's happy to announce the safe arrival of his new sister, Melissa Chantelle, 7 46 born to Mark and Audrey, Sept. 30, 1986. Proud grandparents are Mr. A Mrs.

Eugene Gaughan and Mr. A Mrs. Stan Goldspmk. Special thanks to the Dr. and especially the Nursesat Grace Hosp.

GROEN -Cindi and Pete Groen thank Heavenly Father for the safe arrival of Jacqueline Grace, weighing 9 2 on September 30, 1986 at Metropolitan Hospital. Sister for AnnMarie, Ben and Steven. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F.

Carson of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Groen of Colchester. KOFMANNiSBET -Peter and Lori are proud to announce the arrival of their first child, Jordan, born 8 7 on Sept. 26, 1986 at 7.37pm at Womens College Hospital, Toronto.

Happy grandparents are Joan and Jules Kofman of Toronto and Marian and Gordon Nisbct of Windsor. Great-grandparents are Eva Kofman and Stuart Nisbct. LESLIE-Ron and Sue (nee Labute) welcome with love Michelle Marie bom Oct. 1, 1986 at Metropolitan Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 15 ozs.

Proud grandparents Ed A Gail Labute and Al A Ruth eEslie. Proud great grandfather Line Labute. Our special thanks to Dr. G. Hassen A Wm.

McLeod A OB staff at Met. (Insured). added, "There are also reports that he may have been beaten and tortured while in prison. Supported by two other members of the human rights subcommittee, Broomfield called for the United States to reconsider the most-favored-nation trading status for Yugoslavia until Ivezaj is freed. The status allows Yugoslav goods to be imported with low tarriffs.

Ivezajs pregnant wife and six year-old daughter were with him at the time of his arrest and now are in Yugoslavia trying to get him released. Broomfield, subcommittee chairman Gus Yatron of Pennsylvania and the committees senior Republican, Gerald Slomon of New York, urged the White House and State Department to take stronger action to seek his release. Soviet builders anger senators WASHINGTON (Reuter) Angered by construction delays, reports of built-in listening devices, cost overruns and substandard workmanship, the U.S. Senate voted Thursday to withhold further payments to the Soviet Union for construction of a new U.S. embassy in Moscow.

In an amendment to the 1987 omnibus spending bill, the senate barred funding until the completion of a $1 million US investigation by the National Bureau of Standards office of building technology. Senator Lawton Chiles said deficiencies in the building include walls not attached to building columns, floor slabs that were uneven or cracked and a leaky roof. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Here For 4 Day And Pick Up At The Star A Penaten Baby Pack FREE BRANTON- Paul A Vanessa are proud to announce the safe arrival of Stephen's little brother, Kelly Michael, 9lbs. loz. on Sept.

24, 1986. Proud grandparents are Mr. Jack Atchison, and Mrs. Gerry Atchison; and Harvey and Shirley Branton. CONNELL (VanDenD-nessche) Chuck A Cindy wish to announce the safe arrival of Ryan Michael, born September 30.

86, a new brother for Carly, Sarah. Brandon A Chris. Special thanks to Dr. Carroll for another fine job A patience. DALRYMPLE -Proud big sister Amy is thrilled to announce the safe arrival of her little sister, Tabitha Lyn.

bom September 20, 1 986 at Met. Hospital weighing 7 10 ozs, Happy parents Rick and Linda would like to especially thank the OB Nursing Staff and Drs. Hasen and McLeod for all their help Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Ryall and Mrs.

Winnie Brun-dige. DUPUIS -Dan and Kathy (Milne) are happy toannoume the birth of their son, Patrick James, at Metropolitan Hospital weighing 8 1 3 '6 ozs. on September 20, 1986. Baby brother for Danny and Amy. Fourth grandchild for Bill and Ethel Milne and twelfth grandchild for Roseleen and Eugene Dupuis.

DRIEDGER Vic A Roxanne hank God for he precious gift of Eric James, 71bs l4oz.cn September 29, at Grace Hospital. Proud Grandparents are Abe A Helen Driedger and Howard Gwen Strople. ANTOINE-Arthur Joseph, 79 years on October 2nd, 1986 at Grace Hospital. Dear husband of Rose, (nee Groulx). Dear father of Robert.

Dear brother of Mrs. Loretta Drouillard of Windsor and the late Alphonse, (1985). Three grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild also survive. Mr. St.

Antoine worked at Fords for 29 years and was also a member of Local 200. Resting at The indsor Chapel Funeral Home, 1700Tecum-seh Road E. until Saturday October 4th, 1986 at 9 a.m. Then to Holy Name of Mary Church for funeral mass at 9 45 a.m. Interment Heavenly Rest Cemterv.

Prayers Friday at 8.30 p.m. Donations may be made to the charity of your choice, WALKER George, died October 1, 1986 at Metropolitan Hospital. Beloved husband of Mary (Mae Leyden). Dear father of David, at home. Dear brother of Mrs Christina McHallam, Mrs Janet McCall and Mrs Margaret Elliott, Windsor.

Dear uncle of Mrs Margaret Murray and Robert Elliott, Windsor, James McHallam, Toronto, and George McHallam, Moncton, of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. He was a retired electrical Engineer from Ford Motor Company, and was a member of Palace Lodge 604 A. I. A AM.

Visiting in The Walter D. Kelly Funeral Home 1 969 Wyandotte St. East after 7pm Thursday. Funeral service in the Chapel on Saturday Oet 4, 1986 al llam. Rev.

Robert Fourney officiating. Interment Victorial Memorial Cemetery. In kindness donations to the Heart Stroke Foundation of Ontario or St. Andrews Presbyterian Church would be appreciated. IN MEMORIAM DELANEY-Harold (Pat), loving father, grandfather and great grandfather, Oct.

3, 1966. -Always in our hearts. Lovingly remembered by Sally, Pete family. ER-I losing memory ol a dear Husband. Father and Grandfather Robert Jerome (Jcrrv)whopasscdaway October 3, 1985.

1 year ago today Since God called you away Although you are no longer near, are memories of you remainsodeaf. -Sadly missed lovingly remembered by wife lorence, children A grandchildren Poor nations assail IMF CORRECTION In our "53rd ANNIVERSARY" ad published Oct. 1, 1986, The Solid Oak Flooring at 40 Savings should read 7 savings. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. Color Your World The Windsor Star WINDSOR, ONTARIO in Windsor General Offices 67 Perry St.

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Hospital. Predeceased by her husband John (1973). Beloved mother of John, Birmingham, and Mrs Walter Kolo-mitz (Margaret) Oak Park, Mich. Also survived by 5 grandchildren, Sandra, Barbara, Max, Katherine, Nancy, and 1 great grandaughtcr, Karen. Mrs Gerec was a long time member of Nativity Lutheran Church.

Will rest at The Anderson Funeral Home 895 Ouellette Ave, from Thursday 6pm until Friday 9pm thence to rest at Nativity Lutheran Church, from 12 noon on Saturday October 4, until I pm time of service. Rev. Maria Pacigova officiating. Interment Victoria Memorial Cemetery. Memorial tributes to the Nativity Lutheran Church Memorial Fund would be appreciated.

Prayers will be held thursday Friday evening at 7pm. JOHNSTON -Dora Mary. 58 years, Oct 2 at Grace Hospital Windsor. Daughter of Rev Stanley R. Johnston and the late Ethel Mary (1947).

Mother of Stanley J. Wortley, of Windsor. Sister of Lawrence A. Johnston of Essex. Dear Aunt of Robert Johnston, Toronto.

Resting at The Stuart Kennedy Funeral Home 128 Talbot St. North Essex after 7pm Friday. Funeral service Sat October 4 at 11am. Rev. Douglas Mitchell officiating.

Cremation to follow. RIVARD Margaret F. 78 years, Oct 1, 1986. Dear wife of the late John (1979). Beloved mother of Roland, Sioux Ste.

Marie, Claude, Espanola, John, Michael, Mrs George White (Dianne) all of Windsor, Mrs Louis Bclland (Patricia), Red Deer, Alta. 22 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren also survive. Dear sister of Mrs Agnes Ruff, Bloomfield Hills, Mich, Frank Swartz, Windsor, Joseph Swartz, Hanmcr, Stanley Swartz, Iriquois Falls, John Swartz, Windsor, Mrs James (Dorothy) Taylor, Windsor, Ken, Virginia, and the late Leo Swartz, Evelyn Montroy and Bernice Dams. Visiting after 7 fm Thursday at The Marcotte uneral Home 870 Wyandotte St. East, Funeral Saturday 1 lam to Assumption Church at 1 Interment Heavenly Rest Cemetery.

In kindness, memorial donations may be made to the Arthritis Society Prayers Fn 8. Jlpm CORRECTION NOTICE To the Bays OCTOBER COUPON BOOKLET DISTRIBUTED TO BAY CREDIT CARD HOLDERS. The following items are available at selected Bay stores only. Please contact your nearest Bay Store for merchandise availability. mi pson A Mr.

A Mrs. Roy Des-lippe of Tecumseh. Thanks to the staff at Grace Hospital. Insured. WHITE- Maynard A Charcoal are happy toannounce the safe arrival of their brother George MacDonald (Geordie) born Sept.

30th, 1986 at McMaster Hospital, Hamilton. Proud parents are George and Paula White (nee Ime-son). Grandparents are Fran A the late Bill White of Toronto and Norman A Rose Imcson of Amherstburg. WLL'SEK-Stanand Lisa (nee Merryfield) thank God for the safe arrival of their beautiful son Adam Joseph born on Oct. 1st, 1986.

Proud grandparents are Mrs. Alice Wlusek and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merryfield. Thank-You to all of baby Adams new friends and relatives ho have been so supportive, and share in the joy and excitement.

Special thanks to Dr. William McLeod A the staff at Metropolitan Hospital. ZIN Stanley Darlene thank God for the safe arrival of their beautiful daughter, Andrea Kominar Zin, weighing in at 6lbs 1 4oz, September 30 at Kingston General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Stanley Olga Zin, John Jk Anne Kominar. Happy great grandparents Mrs Alexander Zin.

Amherstburg, Mr A Mrs Steve Mucha of Portage LaP-rairie and Mrs Ann Vojmk of Windsor. WASHINGTON (AP) Debtor countries have said they benefit little from efforts by industrial countries to co-ordinate their economic policies, and they simply want more loans at less austere terms. Austerity for the sake of paying a few million dollars more makes no sense whatever for a country as poor as our own," Peruvian Finance Minister Luis Alva Castro said. "In truth, there is nowhere to put the belt to tighten it" Castro railed against strings attached to International Monetary Fund loans as the weekiong IMF-World Bank meeting drew to a close. The session ends formally today, but the business part of the conference ended a day before with have-not countries complaining they are going deeper into debt.

The meeting produced no new schemes for easing their plight And it saw rich countries in sharp disagreement over interest and exchange rates. Peru was cut off last year from further IMF borrowing when it declared it would limit payments on its debt to no more than 10 percent of its export earnings. IMF loans are conditioned on economic austerity programs in the recipient countries programs many developing countries have pronounced hard to swallow. Paying back such loans "with the hunger of our people is not only unacceptable from a moral standpoint hut it is absolutely impossible given the degree of deterioration in their standard of living," the Peruvian official said. "It simply happens that Perus current capacity to pay is viru-tally zero, if not negative," Castro added.

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