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The Sun Times, Owen Sound, Friday, June 4, 1999 WEATHER: Sunny, Sunset high 9:04 near p.m., 21. Sunrise 5:41 a.m. SYNOPSIS Southern Ontario. A ridge will slide across the district today giving us a delightful sunny summer day. A southwesterly flow in the wake of the ridge will return warmer and more humid air to the district this weekend.

FORECAST Grey, Bruce, Parry Sound, Muskoka: Today, sunny. High near 21. Maximum uv index 7.7 or high. Saturday, mainly cloudy with chance of showers. Risk of a thunderstorm late in the afternoon.

Low near 9. High near 24. Probability of precipitation in per cent 0 today and 30 Saturday. Toronto: Today, sunny. High near 22.

Saturday, a mix of sun and cloud. Low near 10. High near 26. Probability of precipitation in per cent 0 today and 10 Saturday. Windsor, Essex, Kent: Today, sunny.

High near 23. Saturday, increasing cloudiness early in the morning then chance of showers. Low near 14. High near 28. Probability of precipitation in per cent 0 today and 30 Saturday.

EXTENDED Grey, Bruce: Sunday, mainly cloudy with showers. Low near 14. High near 26. Probability of precipitation 60 per cent. Monday, mainly cloudy.

Chance of showers. Low near 14. High near 25. AN Dos Pas 23cr 80 Adam Waymouth of Alexandra Community School drew this picture of playing baseball on a sunny day Probability of precipitation 50 per cent. South Central Ontarioo: Sunday, mainly cloudy.

Chance of showers. Low near 15. High near 27. Probability of precipitation 40 per cent. Monday, mainly cloudy with showers.

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Wilhelm led Germany during the First, World War and became a particular object of Allied hostility after his troops committed atrocities during the occupation of Belgium and began using poison gas in trench warfare. Forced to abdicate as a precondition for peace, the kaiser was permitted to live in retirement at Doorn Castle in the Netherlands. At his death, Adolf Hitler ordered a state funeral. Also on this date in: 1843 Victoria, B.C., was founded. 1989 Hundreds of prodemocracy demonstrators were killed when the Chinese army crushed a student-led protest at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.

Deaths PHONE 372-4300 MACPHERSON Evelyn Lorraine After a courageous struggle with Parkinson's Disease at Versa Mapleview on Tuesday, June 1, 1999. Shirley Bristow (nee Davis), of Owen Sound in her 67th year. Wife of the late Jack Bristow. Dear mother of Diane and her husband, Larry Mitchell, of Courtney, British Columbia and Lorraine and her husband, Ron Wolfe, of Owen Sound. Lovingly remembered by her nine grandchildren Jillian, Katie, Scott, Jennifer, Shannon, Jimmy, Jack, Rebecca and Jamie.

Sister-inlaw of Tish Davis, of Montreal. Predeceased by her brother Dan Davis. A private family service will be held at a later date. As expressions of sympathy, family would appreciate memorial donations to the Parkinson's Foundation and may be placed through the TANNAHILL FUNERAL HOME, 376-3710. BRISTOW-Shirley Diane CASWELL-Jean Annetta At the Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre on Wednesday, June 2, 1999.

Jean Caswell (nee Hutton), of Owen Sound in her 68th year. Wife of the late Hugh Caswell and the late Gordon Coutch. Loved mother of Larry Coutch and his wife, Sharon, of Owen Sound. Dear grandmother of Bryan and Kristen. Sadly missed by her brother Jack Hutton and his wife, Betty, of Owen Sound.

Predeceased by four sisters Audrey Wideman, Rose Gibbons, Ruby Hanson and Lillian Hutton. Friends are invited to the TANNAHILL FUNERAL HOME, for visiting on Friday from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The funeral service will be conducted in the chapel on Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Cremation, Woodlawn Crematorium, Guelph. Memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.

FIEGEHEN -Helen Isabell In Meaford on Wednesday, June 2, 1999 in her 83rd year. Daughter of the late William and Helen (McNabb) Dinsmore of Collingwood Township. Beloved wife of Kenneth Fiegehen of Errinrung Nursing Home, Thornbury. Dear mother of Allen Fiegehen and friend, Michelle Wheeler, of North Gower, Jim Fiegehen of Owen Sound and Doug Fiegehen of Clarksburg and Holly of Meaford. Loved grandmother of Brett and Elana of Meaford.

Also survived by a sister, Jean Ley, of Thornbury. Friends may call at the FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME, The Valley Chapel, in Thornbury on Friday evening from 7:00 9:00 o'clock. Funeral services will be conducted from the funeral home on Saturday, June 5, at 11:00 a.m. As your expression of sympathy donations to the Diabetes Association or a charity of choice would be appreciated. Interment at Thornbury-Clarksburg Union Cemetery.

HODGKINSON- Everal World War II Veteran At the Grey Bruce Health Services, Owen Sound on Wednesday, June 2, 1999. Harold Hodgkinson, of Sauble Beach and formerly of Owen Sound just two days before his 75th birthday. Husband of the late Frances (nee McArthur). Fiance of Irma Wagner, of Sauble Beach. Dear father of Larry and his wife Pat, of Thunder Bay; Kerry Hodgkinson, of Exeter; Ronald and his wife Rosemarie, of Calgary and Sheila and her husband Gerry Smith, of London.

Lovingly remembered by seven grandchildren, Stefanie, Darcy, Christopher, Dustin, Robbie, Hannah, Mike, Elise and one greatgranddaughter Hayley. Survived by his mother Mrs. Beatrice Wood, of Owen Sound. Predeceased by his father Alex Hodgkinson and two brothers Lloyd and Laverne. Friends are invited to the TANNAHILL FUNERAL HOME for visiting on Friday from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

The funeral service will be conducted in the chapel on Saturday, June 5th at 11 o'clock with Rev. Jim Anglin officiating. Interment Zion Cemetery, Hepworth. As expressions of sympathy, the family would appreciate memorial donations to Canadian Cancer Society. Comrades of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No.6, Owen Sound will hold a memorial service at the funeral home on Friday evening at 7:00 LUTE--John April 15, 1922 June 1, 1999 "No Fanfare marked his passing No scribes extolled his worth And yet, a special man has slipped away Beyond the bounds of With heavy hearts, the family of John Lute announces his passing.

Left to grieve their loss are Margaret, his wife of 53 years, their six children, eleven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. A lifetime adventurer, John met his wife while hiding underground during W.W.II. Coming to Canada with his young family in 1954, he began his new life as a farm labourer. Hard work and study paid off and he continued to move onward and upward until his early retirement from Amerock Ltd. in 1977.

An avid sports fan, John participated in varied sports from soccer to Jujitsu and right up to the end, finished his week with Soccer Saturday. Now he has begun another adventure, one we cannot share. Yet his infectious smile, quick wit, honesty and humour will remain with all of us, as he once again moves onward and upward. A private family service will be held following cremation. Flowers gratefully declined.

Anyone wishing to make a donation in his memory, may do so to one of the following: Victorian Order of Nurses, Riverview Health Centre or the Salvation Army: Regal Regal Monuments QUALITY 24" UPRIGHT wide 24" high, MONUMENTS 6" thick, 234705 $99900 lettering includes and base, written design, guarantee Wilma's Flower Shoppe 807 2nd Avenue East, Owen Sound (519) 371-0344 TOLL: 1-888-389-9283 With her family present, at Kincardine Hospital on Saturday May 29, 1999, Evelyn Lorraine (Collins) Macpherson of Kincardine, in her 81st year, after a brief, fierce struggle with cancer. Beloved wife of the late (Jack) John G. Macpherson (April 10, 1997). Dear mother of Myrna and Jack Queen of R.R. Arva, Murray Macpherson of Kincardine and Ken and Greta Macpherson of Burlington, Cherished grandmother of Patrick and Shannon Queen, Allen and Matthew Macpherson, Deanna and Steve Dove, Angie and Jamie Johnston, Michael and Tim Macpherson.

Loving great-grandmother of Kylie and Nichole Johnston. Arrangements in charge of DAVEY-LINKLATER FUNERAL HOME, Kincardine, (396-2701). In keeping with her wishes there will be no funeral home visitation. A small private gathering of family and friends was held, on Sunday May 30th. Cremation and graveside service, Kincardine Cemetery.

If you wish, memorial donations, made through Davey-Linklater Funeral Home to continuing Care Kincardine Hospital or the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated. The family expresses a special thank you to Dr. Knox and the nursing staff for their care and compassion. McKITTRICK- Thomas At home, on Wednesday, June 2, 1999, Tom McKittrick. In his 39th year.

Beloved son of Bernice and the late Murray McKittrick. Loved partner of Patricia. Dear father of Kandas and Katelynn. Dear brother of Bill McKittrick and his wife, Lynn, of Brampton; Doris and her husband, Harley Greenfield, Meaford; Elizabeth McKittrick, Thornbury; Barbara McKittrick and George Scott, Clarksburg; Rose Mary and her husband, Paul Cornfield, of Clarksburg; Jackie Sheppard and her partner, Eric Duncan, of Sharon; and Debbie and her husband, Robert Brown, of Thornbury. Survived also by several nieces and nephews.

Visitation at the FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME, Meaford on Friday evening from 7:00 until 9:00 o'clock. Private funeral services. Interment in Thornbury-Clarksburg Union Cemetery. As your expression of sympathy, memorial remembrances may be made to the Meaford General Hospital Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society. PEACE Continued from page 1.

establishment of peace and a halt to the criminal bombing." But the move effectively means the Yugoslav government has capitulated on all major western demands to end the bombing. The United States and its allies also compromised, but in language, not substance. They agreed to let the United Nations play a role in the peace plan and dropped explicit language but not their commitment to a NATO controlled and dominated peace force. Kosovar refugees view the agreement cynically. See page 14 Ahtisaari arrived in Cologne, Germany, to brief participants at a Euro: pean Union summit and meet with U.S.

deputy secretary of state Strobe Talbott. Talbott said what he had heard so far was "unquestionably welcome" but the next main goal was to make sure that Yugoslav authorities proceed with "prompt, unambiguous implementation." U.S. State Department spokesman James Rubin said it was not yet clear what "Milosevic has excepted and what the Serb parliament has accepted." "This is a very cautious time," he said. "This is not a time for popping champagne corks." Other NATO leaders were somewhat more optimistic. "Peace, in my opinion, is very close," German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder declared after hearing from Ahtisaari.

Prime Minister Jean Chretien, speaking in Ottawa, said "the next 24 hours or 48 hours will be very important" but that he considered the deal a "breakthrough." While cautioning that the deal is "subject to verification," Chretien went on to observe that "it looks like within hours the (ethnic) cleansing policies that we fought against will be terminat- FOR THE BEST CANCER CARE RIGHT HERE In Memoriam donations to The Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre may be designated for the care of cancer patients. Area residents receiving cancer treatment and care in their own community will benefit from new equipment purchased with these donations. All In Memoriam donations are acknowledged to the next of kin and names of the departed are inscribed in the Book of Remembrance. 228953 ed and the Kosovars will very soon, hopefully, return safely." Kosovo is a southern province of Serbia, the dominant republic in Yugoslavia. Ninety per cent of Kosovo's prewar population of two million was ethnic Albanian.

Large-scale violence broke out in February 1998 when Milosevic's forces cracked down on ethnic Albanian rebels. NATO began bombing Yugoslavia on March 24 to compel Belgrade to accept its peace proposals. NATO is now planning for a force of about 50,000 to establish order in Kosovo once the bombing stops and safeguard the return of refugees. But differences remain over the command and makeup of such a force. Chernomyrdin has said that "all our (Russian) forces will be under Russia's control." That contradicts assertions by NATO, which insists on a unified command under its control.

Chretien, meanwhile, hinted he may be close to a decision to send more troops to join the Kosovo peacekeeping force. "We don't have a huge army in Canada and some specialists sometimes are stretched," he noted. But if more western peacekeepers are needed to monitor the return of refugees to Kosovo "Canada tends to agree to make a contribution," he added. Some 800 Canadian troops are already on the way to Macedonia to join a British armoured brigade there. Bridge By FRANK STEWART Cy the Cynic is something of the club enigma: nobody knows where he lives or whether he works.

"I know for, sure Cy doesn't have many friends," a player chuckled as we sat in the lounge. "I saw him in the grocery last week, buying zucchini." "It may explain why he plays so well," I said. "We have jobs and families; all Cy has is Cy was today's East and defended with a surgeon's touch. He won the first heart with the king and returned the three (a suit-preference signal) for West to ruff. West obeyed by leading a club next, and Cy won and led another low heart.

SETTING TRICK If South threw a diamond, West would ruff for the setting trick; so South ruffed high but still lost a diamond. Down one. Cy found the only way to beat four spades. If for instance he takes the both top hearts before leading a third heart, South can ruff high, draw trumps, discard a diamond on the jack of hearts and lead toward the king of clubs, losing only two hearts and one club. DAILY QUESTION You hold: 4 A 6 2.

You open one heart, and your partner bids one spade. The opponents pass. What do you say? ANSWER: A judgment call. If you rate this hand a minimum, rebid two MITCHELL-Alexander Bernard (Sandy) At the Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre on Tuesday, June 2, 1999. Sandy Mitchell, Owen Sound in his 89th year.

Dear friend of Ellen Hepburn. Husband of the late Helen (nee Marchand). Loved father of Clifford and his wife Betty and Sandra and her husband Dan Smart, all of Owen Sound and Brenda Mitchell, of Barrie. Sadly missed by four grandchildren. Predeceased by a grandson David.

A private family service has been held. Memorial donations to the G.B.R.H.C. Foundation Ward 8-3 would be appreciated and may be made through the TANNAHILL FUNERAL HOME, 376-3710. RICHARDSON. Clayton Wesley Suddenly, at Wiarton, on Wednesday, June 2, 1999.

Clayton Richardson, of Wiarton, in his 60th year, beloved husband of the former Carol Whetton. Loving father of Cindy and her husband, Rick Day; Cathy and her husband, Andy Hewitt and Deanna and her fiance, Michael Voxes, all of Wiarton. Dear son of Sadie McLeod, of Wiarton. Much loved popa of Michael, Ashley, Curtis and Tyler. Dear brother of Bob and his wife, Vernice, of Chesley Lake and Wayne and his wife, Linda, of Georgetown.

Brother-inlaw of Elaine Whetton, of and Nancy and her husband, Claire Armstrong, of Red Bay. Predeceased by his father, Earl (1967) and step-father, Bruce McLeod (1995). Friends may call at the GEORGE FUNERAL HOME, Wiarton, on Friday from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Funeral service will be conducted from the chapel, on Saturday, June 5th, at 2:00 p.m., with Rev. Bruce Clendening officiating.

Interment, Colpoys Bay Cemetery. Donations to the Wiarton Hospital or the hearts. If partner then bids 2NT to try for game, bid three clubs to suggest six hearts, four clubs and a minimum. But if you think the hand has extra values (I do), bid two clubs, planning to follow with three hearts to suggest a good 6-4 hand. West dealer N-S vulnerable NORTH 40176 9J 1092 0A764 4.

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