The Sun Times from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada • 2

Mnn until If 2 The Owen Sound Sun-Timi Saturday May 13 1972 13 stores at first Grey Mall to open Wednesday! Once a week Jim Merriam The Gray County Mall on the I lng include Reitman's Ladies Sunset Strip In Derby Town-1 Wear Briggs Jewellers Win- accommodating 1000 ears The area will be patrolled constantly by security officers to control the parking Entry to file lot la at the centre of the complex frontage along Highway 21 1 reached Inside mall walkways carpeted wall-to-wall will take up about 12000 square feet The whole complex will be air-eon-ditioned Completing the shopping core is a paved lighted parking Jot by Weather temperatures in the northern regiona In the Synopeii: The high-pressure ship will officially open Wed-1 neaday Thirteen business establishments will take part when the more than $3 million shopping complex makes it public debut Five more businesses will not bo ready Wednesday but will open later Heading the list of outlets is the 85700 square-foot Woolco store and the new Loblaw food store with 21600 square feet ot space Othera opening include Trite's Stationery Lord's Sup-e rvalue Pharmacy a branch of the Bank of Montreal Gallen-kamp Shoes Munts Centre Radio Shack Luule's Boutique In-teriors by Jobnaou The Guomt Boutique Clarke's Flowers and Glancey and Son Weir Those not ready for the open' dell Restaurant the barber shop and the optical store Located on 18th acres the complex is juit west of the city limits in Derby Township The operating company is Multi Grow Ltd of Ontario a subsidiary of Miron Properties Ltd Montreal The company purchased the land in February 1970 with construction planned for Juno that year The start was delayed twice and finally got underway late in the fall of last year Opening date was originally slated for March 15 1972 out weather and construction prob leras forced postponement to May 17 General contractor is Inducon of Cnnnda The centre la designed to accommodate about 10 retail a lores in its 148000 square feet whan capacity tenancy is far north near James Bay it will be much cooler on Sunday with temperatures generally in the 40s Lake Huron southern Georgian Bay: Mainly sunny today Increasing cloudiness tonight Mostly cloudy with some showers on Sunday Winds becoming southerly 15 to 25 on Sunday Hipha today 85 to 70 Lows tonight 40 to 45 Highs Sunday in the mid 60s TEMPERATURES Below are the minimum and maximum temperatures to the 24-hour period ending 8:00 am Saturday as recorded on Tha thermometer: High Temperature 8S area that hu been giving Ontario sunny weather for the last few days will bring another sunny day to the southern and central sections of the province today Afternoon temperatures will climb Into the upper 80s to the low 70s in moat regions Meanwhile a large complex weather disturbance to the weat of the Great Lakes will spread considerable cloudiness to the upper Great Lakes regiona overnight Thia system is edging slowly 'eastward and will bring increasing cloudiness to southwestern Ontario by this evening and will spread across the entire province tonight Sunday will be mostly cloudy and showery in all regiona with maximum temperatures in the mid 60s in the south to the mid 50a Provincial committee may end budget fight By the time this gets to you the question of Owen future status booze-wise will almost be decided Actually the final vote needn't be cast until 7 pm so if you live in Owen Sound and yet eerriad your franchise you have until that time to do so As far as the outcome is concerned no predictions The result of any election is difficult to predict and all the hot feelings surrrpunding this one make it doubly tough Whatever the result no one can say it hasn't been an interesting campaign even a little amusing at times The election did not catch the imagination of out-of-town media this time around Yours truly did a piece on it for other Southam newspapers across the country and one or two out-of-town reporters made the scene But there was not the national publicity that marked the last vote in 1968 Liquor questions are also going to be decided Sept 13 in Fort Elgin with cocktail and dining lounges on the ballot The town already has beverage rooms The real crunch in that content is going to be in the areas that the town annexed from Saugeen Township Voters in some of these sections will face up to nine questions to bring their corner of town into line with the rest of Port Elgin The Fort Elgin vote should also be an interesting one The Douglas Point nuclear power complex has had a major influence on the town and the look of the population has changed drastically in recent years In other political fields the Conservatives have things in hand in the ridings of Grey-Simcoe and Bruce in preparation for a federal election with candidates nominated in both The NDP also has chosen its standard bearers for the two ridings This leaves only the ruling Liberal party without an official candidate although in Bruce it is bound to be incumbent Boss Whicher The fact the party in power has not had a nominating convention in either riding may be indicative of how soon we can expect PM Trudeau to call the not until fall And a prediction 44 56 Low Temperature 1:00 am Saturday By PAUL ROHAN Staff Reporter The budget battle between EXPERT DRY CLEANING REMOVAL IS OUR Douglas Cleaners SUN-TIMIS PHOTO PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Professor Frank Hooper left cuts the 50th anniversary cake at professional engineers celebration in Owen Sound Friday Holding cake is John Moffat chairman of the banquet Across from th Arena Phono 376-3317 ector aaid that under the act a municipality hu to ask for the provincial review committee by April 25 chose to ignore it at that time and feel they could go ahead as they please in cutting the he said Ho termed the $10000 county cut in the budget a situation" that would "severely hamper" the operations oi the society He said that er-vice would have to be cut back by a third Mr Marcella said that when the city and provincial budget contributions are considered the $10000 cut takes $70000 from the budget Mr Marcella praised the three county councillor representatives to the Aid Society are very pleased with the kind to representa-tivec that we have had they are he said looked closely Lie budget and were satisfied the county should listen to its representative! he said The three county councillors are Sarawak Deputy-reeve Frank Lee Sullivan Reeve Ivan Aitcheaou and Glenelg Deputy-reeve George Schafer Grey County council and the Grey-Owen Sound Children's Aid Society could soon be settled by a provincial child welfare review committee Grey County Clerk-Treasurer Henderson said Friday that the ministry of community and social service hu been told of the county's $10000 cut in its share of the 398000 budget for thia year At the March session councillor! decided only to pay $5000 of a $15000 increase in tha society's budget Again at the April session council "voted only to pay $88-870 of the $79870 budget request Owen Sound city council had approved its $44548 shirt of this budget The remainder $273522 of the $398-000 budget ia not changed is paid by the province Under the Child Welfare Act the provincial review committee ia the only agency with the power to alter a aid society budget Paul Marcella society dir- uv Pollution-free auto takes time to perfect ACNE IS NO JOKE Obituaries Nobody has coma up with proof that treating acna helps to curb juvenile delinquency But medical authorities heve reached the conclusion that many youngsters with revere cases of acne often feel "left our in the social swim This has been known to lead to unfortunate personality problems Mrs A Wells Harry Falkingham The University- of Toronto built and engineered the veh icle It met all the standards Imposed by the American gov eminent which would keep pollution cauaing emiaaion to a minimum During the building of the new car close to 100 professional engineers from the city of Torpnto donated their time he said The assistance wu over-wh aiming and the students were able to learn a great deal from their mia Lakes and the profeuional and experienced help ottered But why should it? We know that physicians can treat acna successfully in a great majority of cases Msdicines an help reduce the teverify of eneitii are available which can and this in itself can do wonders for a sensitive boy er Gordon Bothwell to seek area Liberal nomination DESBORO Mrs Edwin A Wells of Desboro 78 died Friday at the Owen Sound- General and Marine Hospital after a short illness The former Mary dimming the wu a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James dimming of Desboro Mrs Wells was predeceased about ten years ago by her husband Edwin formerly of Desboro and by ons sister Bella Mrs William' McBride She attended Desboro United Church girl If your teenager has acne we suggest that you consult your doctor as the very first step Should he prase riba medication for treatment we will heve it available in our prescription laboratory YOU OR YOUR DflCTOI UN PH9NI IS whoa yea need a delivery We will deliver pramptly without extra chugs 5 gnat assy peep la rsly aa as far Wa walcam rsquists cents eral election nor the Liberal nomination meeting for Grey- y-a xiiSii j7 rvV 19? PL WitC yS fV Simcoe have been announced Two Own Sound men have been named candidates in Grey-Simcoe riding Dennis Mann will represent the New Democratic Party and Dr Mitgea has been named by the Progressive Conservative Party Mechanical kinks in a new almost pollution-free automobile take time to iron out Prof Frank Hooper of the University of Toronto told an audience of 00 people at the Georgian Bay Chapter of the Association of Profeuional Engineers of Ontario at the Paragon Lodge Friday night Prof Hooper one of the many people involved in building the University of Toronto dean air car illustrated his talk with a aeries of slides re-trating the creation of Miaa Purity and the crus country race she wu in The Clein Air Bice said Prof Hooper wu held in an attempt to get people thinking about an alternative means of transportation which would keep 'car pollution relatively low The Boston to Puadena race attracted much publicity Miss Purity which weighed clou to 5000 poundi wu fifth to cross the finiah line and was declared a co-winner sharing top honors with an American entry The break-downs totaled 27 during the race Wherever the ear stopped it drew attention due to its uniqueneu The tech nique used to impress the crowds he Said wu to atari and finish a lap of the race with the battery operated motors which kept the noise pollution to almut nil DURHAM Harry Falk-Ingham 77 of Durham died Friday in Durham Memorial HjospitaL Bom in Durham he wai son of the late Mr and Mrs William Falkingham Mr Falkingham wai a veteran of the First World War and a retired cabinet maker Ha retired several years ago from Xroehkr Manufacturing Ltd His first wife the former Christina McLean died in August 1938 In UBS he married Olive Black who died April 20 1972 -Mr Falkingham was a member of Durham Branch 306 of the Royal Canadian Legion He attended the United Church Surviving are one son Donald two daughters Jean Mrs Barry Flewelling and Catherine Mrs Harry Wilson one toother William and eight grandchildren all of Durham Ope brother predeceased him Thombury boy drowns A SO-year-old Sydenham Township farmer Gordon Both-well RR Owen Sound wants to represent the liberal party in Grey-Simcoe riding in the next federal election He announced Friday that following a few suggestions" he decided ho be in the ring" Mr Bothwell haa been Sydenham Township clerk since 1980 and prior to that served five yean as a township councillor Neither the dates for the fed- 4 1 PjV -m L- A-K S' 5 iXfii fvJ i V'V: ik- VI- Parker pharmacy I Bob Francis BSc Phm DIAL 376-0609 2nd Ava Owaa Sound PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Wist to lobfiws 858 rash condition fair FREQUENT BREATHS Some types to whales must surface for air as often as every three to five minutes 9 Great Newi Tractors THORNBURY A 23-month old Thornbury boy drowned Thursday evening in a small river near hi home A babysitter reported Scott William Sheridan missing around 7 pm and shortly afterwards the body was found in about four feet of water in Little River near his home Scott was a ion of Donald and Margaret Undsay Sheridan 197 Arthur at Coroner Dr Titcombe of Thornbury pronounced the child dead at the scene Police Chief Harry Marklevitz of Thombury la continuing the investigation Ha said Scott apparently followed a dog from hia homo to the river The child ia survived by hia parents an infant brother Stephen hia paternal and maternal grandparents- Mr and Mia Reg Sheridan of Clarksburg and Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsay to Southampton LAB TON A Hepworth area woman wai in fair condition in the Owen Sound General and Hoapital Si urday said a hoapital spokesman' Mrs Mary Lawrence HR 2 Hepworth wu a passenger in a car that atruck a largo rock about 3:30 pm Thuraday afternoon The driver of the car Fred Lawrence 75 RR 2 Hepworth and his wife were being held for observation in Bruce Peninsula and District' Hoapital here The accident happened on Amabel Township Road 49 halfway between here and Sauble Beach Damage wu estimated at $500 to Mr 1965 Ford by a Wiarton OPP detachment coutable 99 cases heard in traffic-court 1 Roy John Shaw ITHDRNBURY A former resident of Collingwood Town ship Roy John Shaw 73 of Meaford died suddenly Thursday at his home Born in Collingwood Township Mr Shaw was a son of the late Thomas and Edith Gee Shaw He farmed in Colling-wood Township until about i year ago when be moved to Meaford Mr Shaw was a member of the Church of the Nasarene in Meaford In December 1999 he married Basel Irene GekUl who survives Also surviving are three brothers Earl of Markdile Ira of Meaford Bertie of Colling-wood four sisters Elva Mrs Thornton Sayers of Fevaraham Vera Mrs Elliott Smith of Markdale Inei Mrs Ira Norwood of Markdale Irene Mrs Harry Himinlll of Beaton GORDON BOTHWELL COLLINGWOOD Justice of the Peace Pat Poland presided or a heavy traffic court at Collingwood Thursday when ho dealt with 90 offences under the Ontario Traffic Act including SB a peed lng charges Mora than $1700 were levied in fines The speeding find ranged from $10 to $25 A bench warrant wu issued for one motorist who failed to appear in answer to a careleas driving charge CHILEAN PRICES SOAR SANTIAGO Chile (Reuter) -The out of living in Chile rue by 517 per cent last month making a total of 198 per cent for the first four months of this year the government announced Friday LIVING MEMORft ENDURING TRIBUTE he monument Mrs Loughecd New utility tractors New big diesels with more power less noise less smoke New big Hydros New' wide choice of gas diesel turbo non-turbo gear drive and Hydro Two new cabs with and without air conditioning New IH ISOMOUNT Isolators to reduce vibration New operating ease and comfort More choice more productivity more tractor value now V' GoIHRed CRUICKSHANK Ltd The Board of Governors BRUCE PENINSULA and DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WIARTON Invite You To An OPEN HOUSE 4 1 at the Hospital Monday May 1 5th 1 972 2 pm -6 pm Tha Hupital Auxiliary will servo tea 376-6387 1411 2nd Avt OWEN SOUND THORNBURY Mia John Lougheed of Clarksburg died Thursday in Collingwood General and Marine Hospital following brief illness She was Tha former Maria Johnston she wu born at Loree a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Georgs Johnston In June 1918 she was married and the couple farmed on tha Johuton family farm at Loroo until 1955 when they retired to Oarkaburg'Mr Lougheed died in 1985 Mrs Lougheed wu a member of St Angliein Church Clarksburg and the guild Surviving are three sons Ber-too rB 2 Clarksburg George and Ormand both of Collingwood one daughter Ruth Mrs Oscar Hopper of Collingwood on slater Miu Margaret Johnston ofThornburyandlO grandchildren Let us assist you In your selection of a teste fully designed1 carefully crafted family 'monument We have a wide choice of designs in marble or granite Sunrist Memorials CAMPBELL EQUIPMENT 353-5101 PAISLEY HUTCHINSON a SONS 159 8th St East Owen Sound 376-6167 LTD Gusts will ba conducted on a lour of the hupital ca 599-3315 CLARKSBURG l-d 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