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I The Sun Times, Owen Sound, Jan. 8, 1985 13 -Terri-Lynn and Timwould like to welcome their new brother, Brant William, born December 19th, 1984, 7ibs, 13ozs. Proud parents are John and Dianne. Proud grandparents are Archie and Dorothy Atton of Chesley. We would like to thank Doctors Reese, Langlois and Sanz and' Obs and Nursery Staff.

Births GILLESPIE- Bill and Jane (McArthur) are thrilled to announce the newest arrival, Graydon William (Grady) on December 31st, 1984 at weighing 6lbs 2oz. A new playmate for sister Lindsay. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gillespie and Mr.

and Mrs. -William (Timber) McArthur of Owen Sound and great-grandmother Mrs. W.L. Graydon of Toronto. Very special thank you to Dr.

Ivan Jackson and the OBS staff at for there special care. JAMIESON, to -Becky and Bill the announce arrival of their first child, a daughter, Heather Leigh, born December 31st, 1984, weighing 7ibs, Proud grandparents are Tom and Rhoda Jamieson and Mel and Marie Pointon. Special thanks to Doctor Jackson, Donna O'Connor and the entire Obs Staff for their wonderful care. SKINNER-Dr. Roger and Carolyn (nee Noble) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their first child Elisia Kathleen at St.

Claire Hospital, St. John's, Newfoundland on Saturday, December 29th, 1984 weighing 8lbs 12oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Skinner of Kitchener and Mr.

and Mrs. Murray Noble of Shallow Lake. TIMMERMAN-Martin and Karen are proud to announce the safe arrival of Michael John on December 27th at Michael goes home to a big sister Michelle. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Timmerman and Mr. and Mrs. Don Silverthorn, all of Owen Sound. Special thanks goes to Doctor Gaviller and Doctor Langlois and all of Obs Staff. Bikes and motorcycles are always in demand advertise your idle wheels in classified.

189-Lots For Sale PRICED for fast sale, building lot just outside Kemble 100X165, $5,000. Phone 371-0750. 195-Farms Wanted PEAL ESTATE TO GIO REALTOR WANTED" We have a cash buyer for a 100 acre or less farm in the Owen Sound area. The amount of working land is not important but the home especially should be good or have potential. Call Mac Turner at 376-5251 or evenings 376-3290.

203-Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by a anyone other than myself after this date, January 5th, 1985. A. Downie Lot 1 14, Con. 6, Arran Township. 185-Homes For Sale ill 376-4801 Deaths KIRKTOWN-Mabel; at the Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital on Saturday, January 5th, 1985.

The former Mabel Graham of Owen Sound in her 78th year, Wife of Archie Kirktown, sister of Mary (Mrs. George McCallum) of Owen Sound. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by three sisters Flossie (Mrs. Lewis Nuhn), Myrtle (Mrs.

C.J. Graham), Mrs. Nelson McIntosh and two brothers Cecil and Hughie. Friends may call at the James L. Currie Funeral Home, Chatsworth on Monday 2 to 4pm and 7 to 9pm where a complete funeral service will be conducted Tuesday at 2pm.

Spring interment Markdale Cemetery. As your expression of sympathy, donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated. LAWRIE- -John of Bruce Township in Kincardine on Monday, January 7th, 1985 in his 55th year. Beloved husband of the former Marion Harris, dear father of Barry of Bruce Township and Linda of Hanover. Survived by five sisters and predeceased by his parents and two brothers.

Friends may call at the W. Kent Milroy, Port Elgin Chapel, 510 Mill Street, Port Elgin after 2pm Wednesday. Funeral service in the chapel on Thursday at 2pm. Cremation with interment to follow at Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Port Elgin. Memorial contributions to the Underwood United Church or the Canadian Cancer Society appreciated as expressions of sympathy.

McBRIDE Mrs. Gordon; suddenly at her home in Harriston on Sunday, January 6th, 1985, the former Alma Bessie Robinson in her 77th year. Beloved wife of Gordon Alexander McBride and dear mother of Ann (Mrs. John Richardson) of Oakville. Sister of Dorothy Robinson of Durham.

Grandmother of Brett and John Gordon Richardson. Predeceased by one sister and two brothers. Resting at the Hardy-Lee Funeral Home, Harriston, where the funeral service will be held Wednesday, January 9th at 2 pm. Interment in Durham Cemetery. Memorial donations to the charity your choice would be appreciated.

SHOESMITH-Harry: at the General and Marine Hospital in 1 Owen Sound on Monday morning, January 7th, 1985. Harry Richard Shoesmith of 505 2nd Avenue East in Owen Sound. Husband of the former Carol Anne Bellinger. Father of Barry of Toronto, Larry of British Columbia, Cindy (Mrs. Kevin McCarty) of London, Heather (Mrs.

Steve Jackson) of Durham, Jeffrey and Michelle both at home. Son of Mrs. Daisy and the late Jack Shoesmith of Mississauga. Brother of John of Burnaby, B.C., Dennis of Toronto, Brian of Scarboro and Carol (Mrs. Ray Latour) of Mississauga.

Also survived by four grandchildren. Friends may call at the BreckenridgeAshcroft Funeral Home from 2 o'clock on Tuesday until Wednesday morning where a service will be held at 11 o'clock. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. SOCIETY FORMED The Sydenham Township Agricultural Society was organized on Dec.

29, 1853 with Robert Gordon the first president. The first fair was held on the farm of George Flemming on Oct. 7, TINDALL-Flovd; at the Centre Grey General Hospital, Markdale on Sunday, January 6th, 1985. Floyd Tindall of Markdale. Beloved husband of Vera Zummack, brother of Vera Hallarn of Toronto, Byron of Detroit, and Earl of Baysville, Ontario.

Predeceased by brothers Clarence and William. Resting at the Donald G. May Funeral Home, Markdale after 7pm Tuesday where a service will be held Wednesday, January 9th, 1985 at 2pm. Interment Glendale Memorial Gardens, Albion Road, Rexdale. As your expression of sympathy, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Centre Grey General Hospital, Markdale would be Deaths appreciated.

Memoriams BRUCE In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Ivan, who passed away January 7th, 1981. Your presence we miss, Your memory we treasure, Loving you always, Forgetting you never. -Always remembered by wife Anne and family. FITZSIMMONS Treasured memories of a dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Annie, who passed away' January 8th, 1981. A day of remembrance Silently kept, In the hearts of those Who never forget.

-Lovingly remembered by daughter Kathleen, son-inlaw Dick, grandchildren and great grandchildren. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Annie, who passed away January 8th, 1981. Memories of you come our way, Every day in some small way. No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts, you're always there. -Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Cam, Shirley, Scott, Craig, Susan, Sandy and Steve.

Card of Thanks would like to thank the Coronary Care Unit and the staff on 3B for the wonderful care received while I was a patient at the Hospital. Also a special thanks to friends and relatives who sent cards and came to visit me.Wesley J. Kerr would like to thank my family, friends and ministers for the many acts of kindness shown me during my recent hospital stay in Saugeen Memorial Hospital. A very special thank you to Doctor Murray Flock and Doctor Tom Earl.Win Morrow would to thank the nurses and staff of the 7th floor University Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.

Ferguson and Bailey, the Port Elign lady ambulance drivers. inquiries, cards, flowers, treats and visits while was in hospital and since returning home.Earl Strong, Tara To the many friends, relatives and neighbours who so kindly sent me get well cards and also their personal visitations while was a patient in the Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital and the Chesley District Hospital. would like to thank those who also remembered me with flowers and tangible treats. Thanks to Dr. Miller and Dr.

Bell of the Owen Sound Hospital; also the doctors and nursing staff of the Chesley Hospital and the nursing staff of the Owen Sound. Hospital. Thanks for the various pastoral visits and also the staff of the Elgin Abbey Lodge.Wallace Wathke REAL GTO ESTATE REALTOR 1010 2nd AVE. WEST MOS 376-5251 ONE FLOOR CONVENIENCE 2 bedroom bungalow in a nice location on the west side. Large 13'x19' living room and spacious kitchen with eating area and walkout to deck.

Large lot, private drive and newer garage. Asking $41,900.00. Call Ron Breadner at 376-5251 or evenings 376-9003. NEW LISTING Economical 3 bedroom home on the west side. An excellent starter home reasonably priced at $34,500.00.

Call Terry Carleton at 376-5251 or evenings 371-9327. SYDENHAM RIVER Three bedroom home on the river plus a completely separate bachelor apartment rented to one person for $185.00 per month. Full basement, outside entrance, new gas furnace. Asking $43,500.00. Call Mac Turner at 376-5251 or evenings 376-3290.

4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Plus family room with ultra modern kitchen, large attached garage, many extras. Call our office today 376- 5251 for further information. 5 ACRES DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY Overlooking the Bay, west side. The Your choice of several acreages in view says it all for Grey Bruce. Sydenham Township adjacent to mile from city, one of the last on the new hospital.

escarpment. Lot 464' x. 225' overlooking Georgian 1. Have A Look Bay. Ideal building site priced to sell 2.

If You Like It Make at $13,900.00. An Offer Call Ken McClelland at 376-5251 or 3. Take Possession in evenings 376-6797 for further the Spring information. 4. You're Ready to Build DAVE COX Asking $26,900.00 Call Dave Cox at 376-5251 or evenings 371-3446.

Weather forecast TORONTO (CP) Ontario forecasts issued at 6:30 a.m. EST: SYNOPSIS Southern and central Ontario: Very cold weather with flurry activity will prevail across most regions today. Brisk northerly winds will also add considerable chill to the already cold airmass. FORECASTS Lake Huron, southern Georgian Bay regions: Windy and very cold with frequent flurries and local squalls today and tonight. Northerly winds to 50 km-h causing near zero visibility in snow and blowing snow.

Wednesday variable cloudiness with ries. Continuing cold. Temperatures steady around -10 today. Lows tonight -17 to -20. Highs Wednesday near -10.

Probability of precipitation 100 per cent tonight, 60 Wednesday. Toronto: Windy and very cold with flurries. Northerly winds to 50 km-h. Temperature steady to 10. Partly cloudy tonight with diminishing winds.

Chance of flurries. Low near 17. Wednesday sunny periods but continuing cold. High near 10. Probability of precipitation 60 per cent today, 30 tonight, 20 Wednesday.

Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Niagara, western Lake Ontario regions, Windsor, London, Kitchener, Brantford, Hamilton: Windy and very cold with flurries. Flurries locally heavier to the lee of the Great Lakes. Winds northerly to 50 km-h with highs -5 to -8. Partly cloudy tonight with scattered flurries.

EXTENDED Southern Ontario: Thursday partly cloudy with scattered flurries. Lows -13 to -17. 7. Highs -7 to 10. Friday sunny with cloudy periods.

Flurries near the Great Lakes. Lows -15 to -18. Highs -6 to 10. Saturday sunny with cloudy periods. Lows -13 to -16.

Highs -4 to -7. Central Ontario: Thursday partly cloudy. Chance of flurries. Lows -17 to -20. Highs -9 to 13.

Britons favor abdication LONDON (Reuter) A majority of Britons think Queen Elizabeth should abdicate in favor of her 36-year-old son and heir Prince Charles, an opinion poll published today said. A similar poll in 1980 showed twothirds were against abdication. The latest poll, for the weekly magazine Woman, showed 52 per cent of those questioned thought the Queen, aged 58 and in good health, should abdicate. But the magazine said most people surveyed were still in favor of the monarchy and the Queen is the favorite member of the Royal Family. Press reports have suggested the Prince, Queen Elizabeth's eldest son, is perplexed at the idea of being a stand-in for his mother for a long time to come.

"My great problem is that I really don't know what my role in life is," he has been quoted as saying. The second royal favorite in the Woman poll was the Prince's young wife, Diana. The magazine suggested the glamorous Princess of Wales had made other members of the royal family look old-fashioned and that the Queen should update her image. World Fierce storm cripples Europe PARIS (AP) A Siberian cold front settled in across Europe today, forcing thousands of homeless into subway tunnels and turning water from firefighters' hoses to ice. Snow continued to blanket many countries this morning, keeping airports and schools closed as severe cold shattered decades-old low temperature records.

In Paris, Housing and Transport Minister Paul Quiles said subway stations would remain open tonight to shelter the city's estimated 22,000 homeless. A belt of moved south over ed overnight temperatures their Britain this morning, bringing, reportlowest point in nearly 20 years in eastern England. It was -10 degrees Celsius at 7 a.m. (2 a.m. EST) at the London Weather Centre.

The centre of the cathedral city of Gloucester in western England was closed to traffic after a fire broke out in a row of shops and the water from firefighters' hoses turned to ice as soon as it touched the ground Monday. Authorities in France reported that 12 people died of the cold Monday, with the lakes in the Bois de Bou- Princess is making "excellent progress" LONDON (AP) Princess Margaret, younger sister of Queen Elizabeth, is "making excellent progress" after doctors removed a small piece of her lung which proved not to be cancerous, her spokesman said. The 54-year-old princess, a heavy smoker with a long history of bronchial trouble, underwent surgery at west London's Brompton Hospital on Sunday. A statement issued afterward said she is likely to be released within the week. "She was seen by her doctors this morning and is making excellent progress," the princess' spokesman, Maj.

John Griffin, said today. "No further bulletins will be issued and it is not yet known when she will be leaving hospital." Margaret's friend, publisher Norman Lonsdale, 57, told a reporter after hearing that doctors had given the princess the allclear: "Thank God but now I hope this will convince her to give up smoking." logne. west of Paris frozen solid and switches were frozen, officials reportmeteorologists recording the coldest ed. winter since 1894, when the River Rome was hit badly by snow and Loire froze. ice.

The subway system was partially' But while Paris and several other closed because of frozen tracks and major European cities were, paralysed city buses were forced to use Eire by the snow and cold, one young Par- chains for the first time in 14 years. isian mounted his windsurfer on skis Schools were closed to try to keep to slide by the Eiffel Tower. cars off the streets. In Switzerland, ski slopes near the Three people were killed in a pisouthern resort of Petit-Cervin at leup on an ice-bound Rome highway, foot of the Matterhorn were closed be- and firefighters in the Naples area cause injured skiers risked being fro- worked all night to carve a way zen to death before help arrived in through to mountain villages cut off temperatures of --36 Celsius, moun- by the snow. tain rescue services said.

In France, at least 11 deaths were The small Lapland village of Salla attributed to the snow and bone-chilhad the coldest day in Finland in this ling cold that surprised beach lovers century Monday. The temperature was on the Riviera and at Biarritz. -43 degrees, a little better than the Spain was hit by severe snowstorms all-time low of set in 1862. and heavy frosts during the weekend, In Switzerland, Geneva's city coun- and 11 people were reported killed in cil abandoned a plan to turn on its road accidents throughout the counfamous fountain for the arms talks be- try. tween U.S.

State Secretary George In Austria, three people were reShultz and Soviet Foreign Minister ported killed by the cold and the Andrei Gromyko. army moved in to rescue a circus as In Ceske Budejovice, Czechoslova- temperatures dropped to -33 Celsius. kia, 80 kilometres south of Prague, air The weather was blamed for at least. brakes froze on city buses. Chunks of five deaths in West Germany, includice slowed river traffic on the Elbe ing one woman whose body was and Danube.

In Belgium, most rail found frozen in a small stream. 8 AP photo, FAMILY PORTRAIT Sa- ple has been married for 25 years and. muel and Betty Jo Hardy of Lineville, their oldest child is 24 and their. Alabama pose in front of their home youngest is eight months old. with 20 of their 22 children.

The cou- Swiss diplomat freed in Lebanon BEIRUT (AP) A Swiss diplomat kidnapped at gunpoint in West Beirut has been freed unharmed after four days of captivity, Shiite Moslem leader Nabih Berri announced. Berri, also the government's minister for southern Lebanon, told reporters that security officers of his Amal militia discovered the hideout where Swiss charge d'affaires Eric Wehrli was being held, stormed it and freed him. "The kidnappers were relatives of the man detained in Switzerland," Berri said, referring to a Lebanese national arrested in Zurich in November in connection with an alleged plot to blow up the U.S. Embassy in Rome, A senior Amal official, speaking on condition he not be identified, added: "Amal security officials escorted the Alleged bombers' church burned PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) Someone tried to burn down a church attended by three people accused in anti-abortion bombings, and the unknown arsonist painted its door with the biblical maxim "an eye for an eye," police said.

Meanwhile, a federal magistrate on Monday refused to dismiss charges against four people charged in the bombings of medical facilities that perform abortions. Two of the defendants say they were doing God's bidding when they planted bombs, and one of the defendants said Monday the bombings had been called The Gideon Project, a reference to the Old Testament character commanded by God to destroy altars and trees used in pagan worship. Three church members James Simmons, 21; his wife, Kathy, 18; and Matthew Goldsby, 21. face charges for three Christmas bombings. The men also have been charged with a June bombing.

Also charged in the Dec. 25 bombings is Kaye Wiggins, 18, Goldsby's fiancee. She is not a member of the church, but attended services there Sunday. The women are charged with conspiracy and aiding and abetting the Christmas bombings. They have been free without bond.

The men, arrested last week, face 16 counts each of federal firearms and explosives violations in the four bombings. freed Swiss diplomat to his home" in the Moslem half of the Lebanese capital. Meanwhile, an American priest working with a Roman Catholic relief organization was kidnapped today by eight men armed with automatic rifles, police said. The abductors intercepted Rev. Lawrence Jenco's chauffeur-driven car on a street in a residential neighborhood of mostly Moslem West Beirut, hauled him out at gunpoint and sped off in two cars, police said.

No shooting was reported. Jenco, 50, from Chicago, works at the Catholic Relief Services office in West Beirut. Police said he was heading to work from his home at about 7:30 a.m. when he was abducted. Jenco is the fifth American kidnapped or reported missing in West Beir- ut since February 1984, when Moslem and Druse militias seized control of the area from the Lebanese army.

In other developments, Israel has announced it will not show up for the next scheduled round of troop withdrawal talks with Lebanon but has made no decision to end the negotiations. A government official said Prime Minister Shimon Peres's cabinet will discuss the position taken by Lebanon's delegation in the latest negotiating session that ended in stalemate Monday in the Lebanese border town of Nagoura. An aide to Peres said that round of United Nations-sponsored talks was "somewhat disappointing" and he did not expect the cabinet will decide its next step by Thursday, when another discussion is scheduled. Deputy minister knew of death plan: witness TORUN, Poland (AP) A secret police captain who has admitted organizing the abduction and killing of a pro-Solidarity priest testified today the decision was made at "the very top" and he was certain a deputy minister knew of the plan. Capt.

Grzegorz Piotrowski said he told two of his lieutenants who are on trial with him that the decision to kidnap Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko was made at a level higher than their department in the Interior Ministry. "For me, the lowest level that could have taken such a decision was a deputy minister," the 33-year-old officer told the court, where he and three other secret police officers are being tried for Popieluszko's abduction and slaying last October. On Monday, Piotrowski testified he beat the priest unconscious and threw his body into a river. But while appearing composed and self-confident, Pio- trowski was asked by judge how he pleaded to the murder indictment.

He replied, "I don't admit to any of the "I was taught in philosophy that if one element in a series is illogical, the entire series is invalidated, which doesn't mean I don't admit guilt to some of the particular actions," he said, without explaining what he thought was illogical. The name of the minister was disclosed Monday when one of the. seven judges asked co-defendant Lieut. Waldemar Chmielewski about his statement during the pre-trial investigation that Piotrowski had told him the abduction had been cleared with Gen. Wladyslaw Ciaston, a deputy interior minister in charge of the security service.

Chmielewski acknowledged he named Ciaston but said he now believed he only inferred Ciaston supported the action and that Piotrowski did not actually mention his name..