The Daily Telegraph from London, Greater London, England • 32

32 The Daily Telegraph Friday March 11 1983 A DIET FOR HEALTH? Continued from PI By JOHN RICHARDS Pit closure talks Drink nothing but impure water Never have more than one I meagre bowl of rice each day plus a tew vegetables wnen you are lucky For a rare treat a mug of thin gruel Never any meat Sustain health in old age on that i 1 1 i Miaa ffnr an mnrh Wp must 1 GREENHAM PEACE CAMP OUTLAWED It WAV OIU UCUUJC ill uungci i niiii i i -no i maalc onH thMn ftnnn to: Hon Treasurer The Rt Hon Lord Maybray-KinB Help the Aged DT4 FREEPOST 30 LONDON W1E 7JZ Wo stamp needed) By HUGH DA VIES 0NSERVATIVE-controlled Newbury BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS IN MEMORIAM and ACKNOWLEDGMENTS £4 a line (minimum 2 lines) Announcements authenticated by he name and permanent address of the Sender may be sent to THE DAILY TELEGRAPH 135 Fleet Street London 4 or telephoned (by telephone subscribers only) to: 01-353 2060 OR 01-583 3939 Announcements can be received by telephone between 900 am and 645 pm Monday to Friday on Saturday between 9 am and 12 noon FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES- WEDDINGS etc on Court Page £7 a line BAG On March 10 peacefully in hospital Bagnall aged 70 years dearest husband of Greta and dear father of Sarah Requiem Mass at St Joseph and St Helen Church Kings orujn Birmingham on Tuesday March 15 at 11 am followed by intrnnent Lodge Hill at 12 holi Flowers to Morton Sons 7 0- Bristol Road South Northrield by lO am please BALDWIN On March 6 1983 George Alexander Baldwin of Hove Sussex aged 79 years the beloved husband of Mary Funeral service at Woodvale Crematorium Brighton today Friday at 12 noon No flowers or letters Donations to British Heart Foundation BELL On March 7 1983 Iris beloved wife of Douglas mother of Davina Huxley and the late George Funeral service at Snape Church on Monday March 14 at 230 pm followed by private cremation No flowers but if desired donations tor Aldeburgh Cottage Hospital co Tony Brown funeral director The Triangle appointed Mr Emlyn Williams Left-wing president of South Wales area Mr McGahey is said to hale rounded on Mr Williams with the retort: If you want an analysis of the result you can have it you led from behind" By comparison Mr Scargill's handling of the ballot announcement was typified by pledges of further militancy He blamed the reversal on four factors the devisive influence of the coalfield incentive scheme which gives high bonuses to miners in the most secure coalfields the general economic climate of rising unemployment: media propaganda which he claimed had personalised the issues around himself and the lure of redundancy payments available to older mine-workers "We will talk to the Coal Board and emphasise at all levels our opposition to pit closures" he said I am still firmly committed to the policy on which I was Council was given permission last night to remove the women's peace camp at Greenham Common Mr Justice Croom- Johnson in the High Court granted an order against 162 of the anti-nuclear campaigners together with persons unknown allowing the council to repossess the site However Mr Cyril Woodard a Newbury councillor said last night that there was no question of bulldozers standing by to flatten the settlement We have no contingency plans to move in as soon as we Court Page announcements cannot bt accepted by telephone BIRTHS NICOL On March 9 1985 at home Andrew dear father of Hainish He will be sadly missed by Hamish Mary Helen and Andrew and by family and friends everywhere Cremation will fake place at Oakley Wood Crematorium ellesbourne at pm on Tuesday March 15 Flowers to A Bennett Sons 34 Sheep Street Strattord-upOn-Avon orr March 9 Harold Robert William Orr ARIBA passed wy at the Herts and Essex Hospital Bishop Stortford aged 72 years PALMES On March 9 1983 peacefully at home Marion Elizabeth widow 'of James Arthur and dearly jjoved mother of Antony Jonathan and Rubin and much loved grandmother of nine grandchildren Funeral 1 pm Monaay March 14 at Exeter Crematorium Spring flowers to Gill Eales 8 Jordan Street Bucktastleigh Devon PARRETT On March 9 1983 at St Lawrence's Hospital Bodmin Beatrice Gertrlde aged 88 years late of Hankam Sussex loving sister of Cyril (dee'd) and Ronald Funeral service Pen-mount Crematorium Truro Wednesday March 15 at 220 pm Flowers to Chapel of Rest West End Bodmin PEACOCK On March 9 it St William's Hospital Rochester Roland Joseph aged 75 years late Cadburv Representative loving husband of Margaret Service at Vinters Park Crematorium Maidstone on Wednesday March 16 130 pm Flowers and inquiries to Freeman tc Son 10 Sandling Road Maidstone tel 53033 PERITON On March 9 peacefully at his home in Virginia Water Leslie Almond Pehiton FCA beloved husband of the late Muriel devoted tattler and grandfather Pr- lerably family flowers only but donations if desired to Age Concern Pitcairn Road Mitcham Surrey Funeral at 1230 pmf Wednesday March 16 at Woking Crematorium Hermitage Road St jonn's Woking On March 6 in a Croydon nursing home Dorothy Peters aged 81 years Service at Cray don Crematorium Thornton Road on Tuesday March 15 at 215 pm POWELL On March 8 passed away suddenly Jim Boden aged 73 years of 103 Bingham Road Rad-clitte-on-i rent Noffa dearly beloved husband of Margaret loving father of David James Andrew and John father-in-law of Magyie Helen and Li and devoted grandad of Robert Sarah and Ian Service Wilford Hill Crematorium Nottingham Wednesday March 16 at 1240 pm Fami'rv nowers but donations for General-Hospital stroke Appeal may be tent Radrljffe 4 District Funeral Service Nouinum Rad-clifle-on-Trent Commons Sketch LESS THAN A DAY OF GLORY By EDWARD PEARCE CaDinet is excellent said Mrs Thatcher untruthfully But if a girl is being browbeaten by Mr Denis Canavan Scotland's answer to English weather what else could she do? And My Cabinet is something of a curate's egg parts of it disagree with me would not be on Mr Canavan hoyed out of the House by Mr Speaker for abusing Lord Cockfield not long ago was back at the in-suitface Since strike ballots were so wonderful why not have a democratically-elected Cabinet with no non-elected placemen (like Lord Cockfield) And why riot a ballot at Anderson-Strath-clyde where Lord Cockfield has an interest" One has this feeling that if the Speaker could hang Mr Canavan up by his thumbs ten feet off the floor he would be hard at it But with his usual grasp of the possible Mr Thomas confined himself to tolerant end-of-the-week reproof well this side of sending for the strap Improbable disloyalty Mrs Thatcher has had better afternoons Whether there is any truth in the theory goirlg round Labour circles that she is throwing the odd round to Mr Foot in the hope (like Bovril) of building him up who can say? But she was slightly fazed by outbursts of disloyalty in improbable places Lord Cran-borne nice man traditional Tory mildly moist on the economy but very much her sort of chap has had Northern Ireland which had been the subject of questions earlier up to here or indeed possibly here DEATHS (Continued) HARMuN On Mivcn peacefully in JeiSey Walter Ourduk Harmon uBt (Mil) Chinese Order of Cloud and Banner with Rosette Chinese Order ot Excellent Crop and Chinese Hood Relief Decoration in his 83rd year beloved hushand ot Winifred Louise (nte (Jarton) and loving father grandfather and great-grandfather Donations if desired to Jersey Branch of the Roval Hritish Legion co Treasurer Brigadier Curnie CBE The Glade St Catherine's Bay Jersey HtBBLEljfvvAilt On Marco 1 suddenly at his home Michelmersh near Konisey Hampshire Rhodes Arthur Hilary (Bill) dearly loved only son of Betty and brother of Jane uneral has taken place HENDERSON On March 9 1983 at Minehead Hospital Kathleen of Laryo 17 Parknouse Road Minehead beloved wife of Harold dear mother of Rosemary mottier-in-law of John and a much loved granny of lan and Christopher Funeral Tuesday Match 15 at St Andrew's Church 245 pm followed by cremation Family flowers oniy No letters please HILL On March 9 1983 Joan Kthll of Beggar Hill I ryernina Essex funeral service to be held at St Mary's Church i rverning on Wednesday March 16 at 245 pm flowers to Bennett Funeral furnishers 120 llidh Street Brentwood Essex or if desired donations to Save The Children Fund HOLE On March 9 1983 al his home in Ferndown alter a long illness Anorew late of Bushey Heath beloved husband ot Marjorie Ciemation Bournemouth Crematorium on Wednesday March 16 at 230 pm amilv flowers onlv please but donations to Roval National Hospital Bournemouth Inquiries Mitchell Compans Ltd 26o Holdenhurst Road tel 0202 0iiuLVIES On March 8 peacefully in hospital at North Allerton Ralph aged 77 vears ol Westlield strother House Farm West Bokion rvue and Wear late of Whitburn Moors Farm Cleadon I vne and Wear dearly loved husband ot Margaret (nee Forster) dear lather of Ralph Vlosa loister and Bernardino brother of Marjorie and a loving grandfather Requiem Mass in the Church of the Sacred Heart New Road Bokion Colliery Tvne and Wear on Tuesdav at 10 am Private i remation following No flowers letters or cards by request Donations in lieu it desired to the League of Friends co Mr Clark Friarage Hospital North Allerton or to the Brothers of St John of God Hospital Scoilon Richmond North Yorkshire RtP HOPKINSON On March 10 1983 Brigadier Harry Sutherlvnd Hopkinson MBE late Roval Hoise Guards (The Blues) aged 59 dearly beloved husband father and grandfather funeral private Diite of memorial service will be announced later HOWARD On Feb 11 198o ptace- fulh at Potters Bar Herts Amy Marrioi aged 93 formerly Principal of St Margaret's PNEU School Teign-mouth Devon below-d motf ot Room Chatles Philip Brian and Sylvia JELLEV On March 9 peacefully in Worthing Hospital alter a long illness ALici Clvr-v (nee Rendall) within a lew days of her 84th birthday very dear wife of Henry and much loved stepmother of Kenneth Norman Tony and Kelsale Saxmundham Suffolk On March 9 1983 peacefully Marjorie Ettie agepi 88 years formerly of Three Tuns Henley on Thames CHOLMONDELEY On March 8 peacefully in hospital Cholmondeley sister of Essex and Joan No flowers Funeral private COLEMAN On March 9 1933 at Woolton Hill near Newbury GLADYS Mary ajed 90 years widow of Dolglas Coleman Funeral service at Woolton Hill Church on Wednesday March 16 at 230 pm followed by interment Flowers may be sent to Camp Hopsun FD Newbury COLLINS On March 8 at his home in West landon Surrey Sir Charles Collins CMG late of the Ceylon Civil Service aged 9b dearly lo ed father grandfather anl great-grandfather Funeral will take place at Randalls Park Crematorium Leatherhead on Tuesday March 15 at 1230 pm Flowers and inquiries to James Thomas funeral directors 45 East Lane West Horsley Surrey COLLINS On March 8 peacefully at Wycombe General Hospital 1 (Tom) Collins of Great Missenden aged 88 years Funeral service at Great Missenden Baptist Church on Tuesday Marrh 15 at 1145 am followed by private cremation Family flowers onls but donations if desired to League of Friends Wycombe General Hospital High Wycombe CREED On March 10 Arthur beloved husband of Maudie father ot lulia and Patrick and grandfather ot Andrew Sarah and Matthew Funeral 12 30 pm Wednesday March 16 at Sudbury Cemetery Suffolk Family flowers only but donations if desired to Chest Heart and Stroke Association CROSBY On March '6 1983 in the psychiatric Ward of Old Manor Hospital Salisbury Dorothy Mary beloved wife of Reginald Cremation today (Friday) at Bournemouth Crematorium 145 pm RI On March 7 suddenly at home Sydney William Gauntlett (Gussie) aged 74 loved father of Michael Neil and Gillian Funeral service at Golders Green Crematorium on Monday March 14 at 1250 pm Donations if desired to Royal Engineers Association impact of the butchering that will take place will be seen by our members for what it is Mr Scargill said he was convinced that with the advent of a closure programme and the economic crisis the miners would respond to a strike call The union would now conduct an extensive education and training programme Mr Norman Siddall the Coal Board chairman who has consistently denied any plans to butcher pits said the mine-workers had clearly recognised that the industry had problems which had to be dealt with The aim must be to restructure the industry and adapt it to the lower demand for energy in such a way that the longer term future for coal is not damaged and people who are affected are treated decently" Realistic plan Despite the unanimous vote of the executive to call the strike ballot some moderates were critical of Mr Scargill's handling of the campaign Mr Boy Link a full-time official in Nottinghamshire advised him to stop dabbling in politics and listen to the ordinary members" Mr Joe McKie chairman of the Midlands Council said the lesson had to be learned that no union leader could raise his hand and expect the men to follow at all times" But Mr Scargill was defended by Mr Des Dutfield vice-president of the South Wales area and lodge official at Lewis Methyr colliery who said: He is getting a lot of personal blame which is inaccurate and a total red herring He has only been doing his job" The 539 miners at the threatened pit now due to close bv July have all been offered alternative jobs at other collieries with transfer allowances of up to £1550 and travelling expenses There were reports yesterday that a detailed report by the Monopolies Commission on the efficiency of the Coal Board due to be published next month will be used bv the Government as the basis of a more realistic plan for the coal industry This would follow the appointment of Mr MacGregor as Coal Board chairman and centre around concentrating coal output on a number of modern super-pits But bv contrast with the existing Plan for Coal agreed with the NUM and the Coal Board in the 1970s the envisaged expansion of output to 170 million tonnes by the end of the centurv would be drastically cut back A figure below 120 million tonnes is now felt to be more realistic How areas voted PH) Parliament PI 1 1983 of Jan ran on March 8 Jasper dearly loved friend and Patrick "AM on March 9 Minchinbampton Glos Hope (formerly Guise) aueri 71 vpar- BARRY-WALSH On March 4 at Andover -Memorial Hospital to Maxine and Niall a son (Mark Niall) COLE On March 6 to Melinda (nee Urady) and Harry God's gift of a precious daughter (Ailsa Olivia Melinda) CRAIG On March 8 at Basingstoke and District Hospital to Sarah and David a son (James Ramsdale) FARR On Monday March 7 in Los Angeles Calif to Hilary nee Labow) and Gordon a son (Joshua Frederick) HANKS On March 5 1983 at Cheltenham to Jane (nee Nicholls) a daughter Laura Jane) HARRIS On March 8 1983 at Queen Mary's Sidcup to GlVMS (nee Score) and Timothy a son (Dominic William) brother for Luke Jonathan On March 8 1983 at Westminster Hospital to Caroline (nee Fitzwilliams) and Ropert a dai'nhter --'-a) HILARY-JONES On March 3 to Anne and Peter a son (Daniel) brother for Sarah IlIFFKY On March 9 to Joanna (nee Denshani) and Andrew a daughter (Diana) JONWOOD On March 1 at Amer-ham Hospital to Pai line (nee Nother) and Nigel a son (Andrew Robert) a brother for Claire Helen LEWIS On March 1 at St George's SWI 7 tn Sue (nee Cooper) and Bob a son (Sam Maxwell Oscar) a brother for Ben MAJOR On Feb 15 in Guam to 'Tricia (nee Coxon) and Tim a daughter (Ka'herine Sarahf IVEAL On March 8 at Basingstoke Hospital to Clare (nee Mavittv) and Roger a daughter (Jennifer Clare) NIXON On March 9 at St Marv Manchester to Karen (nee Turner) and Daytd a daughter (Caroline Victoria) OMMANNEN On March 9 at St Teresa Hospital Wimbledon to Rosalind (nee Saunders) and Mark a son (Alexander Robert Manaton) PEERS On March 10 at Newmarket Hospital to Frances (nee Drew) and Tony a daughter (Sophie Honor) pun I tps On March 8 to ivay and Peter a daughter (Chloe Helen Marmoy) Mother daughter and proud fathnT- 'all doing well PIKE On March 8 to Gail (nee Bloomfield) and Christopher a daughter sister for Louisa PLUMBLY On March 8 to Torif (nee Long) and ROBERT of the Old Curatage Caston Nortolk a son a brother for Edward nd James STAFFORD On March i 198 TO Jlliv (nee Wrigtit) and Jon a son (Nicholas Richard) SWALLOW On March 9 1983 al Pembiiry Hospital Tunbndge VYells Kent to Belinda and Simon a son TTJKE-S-On March 7 at hpsom to Pamela (nee Flood) and Paul a son (Timothy- Peter) a brother lor Michelle On Feb 28 1983 at Queen Charlotte's Hospital to CLAIRE (nee Panton) and John a beautiful daughter (Lydia Llizabeth) a sister lor Elena Lucinda WILKINSON On March 3 at the Erne Hospiial to Rosemary (nee Brandon) and Geoffrey a daughter (Rosinna Constance) a staler for Guy WOLL ASTON On Feb 24 1983 to Maria Jose and Anthony a son (Christopher Alan Woods) Further happiness Gloucester Crematorium on Tuesday 3ihT 2 P-n- Flowers may be sent to Philip Ford 4 Son Funeral Directors Ltd Dirleton House StroudT firUR8Y March 9 1983 peace- llsri 3' Purdv dearly loved wife of Donald and much loved mother of Mieila and Michelle Funeral service at Leigh Church Surrey Tuesday March lo at 2 pm followed by private cremation No flowers or letters nl asa! donations if desired to Marfe Curia oundation Harcscjne "vers ny Harestone Drive Caterham SurreyT PLUVES On March 9 1985 peace- Broinoton Barracks natnam event Harrpds Funeral elected by 3 per cent ot the membership If I had to go back 12 months or 12 days I would argue exactly the same policy line that we have taken over this ballot There is no way in which we could have acted differently You must be in cloud cuckoo land if you believe I am going to be knocked sideways by this result" Mr Scargill admitted that he was bitterly disappointed and that the ballot was in his view a setback for the union We recognise that a setback has taken place But I never recognise any setback as conclusive or permanent The Coal Board and the Government will be ill-advised to recognise this setback as conclusive It will not deter us" No green light He felt sure that the Coal Board and the Government would see the ballot outcome as a green light for closures But they would be wrong "There is no possibility of my changing my principles I will not prostitute my principles for anyone To lose a ballot does not mean the issue is wrong If simply means that our members have not been prepared to back industrial action this time" Despite an overall result which is a carbon copy of voting in the November ballot Mr Scargill was clearly warning that he was prepared to lead his men to the barricades yet again if the Coal Board pressed ahead with closures of uneconomic pits Thp leadership is looking ahead" said Mr Scargill And I believe that in the not-too-distant future the ME4 4HG Inquiries Service 01-937 0372 DRON FIELD On DRONI 1FLD MA John March 8 OBF IP ane ot South Downs Knulslord Cheshire widow tornierly Headmaster of St Peter's School York dear husband of Sheila and lather of Patrick Ann Michael and Elisabeth Funeral private No letters get an eviction order" he said As the High Court hearing was taking place 24 protestors were arrested and one injured in peace demonstrations at Upper Heyford American Air Base Two men scaled the base fence and climbed a 60ft cooling tower but the Ministry of Defence police brought them down by crane As he was being lowered one of the men Mr Fred McLennon fell 50ft breaking an arm Neither man was charged The High Court ruling was made in private but the women quoted the judge as saying his intention was not to silence voices" He told them they could speak out as long as they wished wherever they wished as long as it was within the law" Mr Justice Croom-Johnson was also reported to have said that the case was obviously political and highly charged" As a judge he had taken an oath to apply the law strictly and honestly" He was also quoted as saying that he had to consider the case simply on the law involved and was unable to make a judgment on the political objections raised Several of the women were clearlv upset by the decision and some were in tears One Wendy Franklin said: It has been a devastating experience" All vowed to return to the base as soon as possible and at just after 8 pm last night several were greeted with kisses and embraces from their friends at Greenham Common Late into the night thev sang songs drank tea and warmed themselves around camp fires Earlier as on the previous day the women danced and sang in a condor of the court When the judge refused to open the hearing to Press and public all but 1 marched out to declare that freedom of speech was being stifled One of the defendants Marion Allinson said the judge was imposing a political gag" Others alleged that he had agreed the case was in the public interest The judge ordered that the council's costs of £1000 be paid by the women However several said they had no intention of footing the bill Camp moves P19 More precisely he has had rather more of Mr Prior's com- i bination of non-operative assem- blies and hapless goodwill than he can quite take Does the Prime Minister think" asked Lord Cranborne that her policy in Northern Treland is such a success that there is any any point in pursuing it?" A little later we had Mr Nicholas Winterton who is Old Right and thus by no means dry saying obliquely which is a vast undertaking if vou-i and sister of Rosemary Florence Gwen and DorriJ Funeral service in st Cross lucsday Mart it At5 by committal at the Allnncham Crematorium No thWevsPeaSV: Donations if desired to ine ASPCC may be sent to the funeral director A W'histon ng iod 2644ulsIord' chcshi'- tei mm REYNOLDS On March 9 1983 peacefully in hospital Marian aged 84 years of Heaviley Cheshire beloved th" le Begima ld RevS and of lan Inoui-ics to o'oWr2oock sons March 7- wace-c Hove' Lillian Cremation at Downs Crematorium 11 am Monday March 14 On March 6 in hos-i J' ew' Pf h'-r S3ld birthday Ivv Jmj May- Sadly missed by her brother chi drcn grandchildren and yreat-yranril Marclfil Funeral Fydlinch Dorset- KLDD On March 8 1985 perce- fully at the Sue Ryder Home Netilebcd NoRX- beed vvife of are Mr Winterton that perhaps Mr MacGregor would not be the right choice for the MARRIAGES please Details of memorial service will be notified later FILOSF On March 10 GERALDINI May CoNsTlkNCE imv Burrovves) widow if Brifiadiej An thony I use Cl-H I iinerll at All Saints Church Ascot on Wednesday March 16 al 230 pm I amilv flowers onlv Donations if desired) Roval British Lesion co lluvcls Bank Hih Street Ascot FI On March 8 1983 Kate of 1 Chesjtiiut Walk Stratford-upon-Avon aged 70 years Funeral service it Holy Trinity Church on Friday March 18 at 12 noon Flowers may be sent to Bennett Sons 34 Sheep Street Stratford-upon-Avon or donations to the Kate Flint Memorial Fund Lloyds Bank High Street Coventry A memorial service will be held at a future date FULLER On March 9 1983 Gforge 0'iway husband of the late Kalhleen Service at the Downs Crematorium Bear Road Brighton on Wednesday March 16 at 330 pm GFDDES On Maich 8 1983 after an illness borne with the utmost fortitude at King Edward VII Hospital for Officers London Cly TURNER beloved husb of Marcela father of Meiisa Sophie William and Alexander stepfather of Pietro son of Helene and brother of Tom Funeral private GRAHAM On Sunday March fi 19R3 peacefully at his home The Bield I enie John Gr HMIate or M-ssrs Cayer Irvine Company 109 Hope Street Glasnovv dear husband of Chris and father of lain and Christina Cremation has taken place On Mar 10 at home Daubeney Tionse Rode Somerset Major Horace Edward Hantscomb (Hank) beloved husband of Ines and much loved father and grandfather Requiem Mass funeral service takes place at Christ Church Rode Hill Rode 1 12 noon on Tuesday March 15 No flowers Donations to the Roval British Legion (Continued on Column 7) i uncial pri by request Donation: I 1 -s- 1vai JLCMIC Ill IIS desired to the Sue Rvde Netflrberi cvMuririu up I en '3 1983 at Royal Hallamsiire Hosnital Sheffield Cf1V llrr up v- i Lt-Col ScHOFliXO RASr: iRetrtl oH BEER ROLLO On Marrh 5 1983 uuietlv at Christ Church innet lane Lnerpool Geoffrey Edward Beer of Prescot and Formby to Jean Mary Rollo daughter of the late Mr Stuart Rollo MCi and Mrs Rollo of Sefton Park Liverpool GOLDEN WEDDINCS GILBERT PEMBERTON On March 11 1933 at St John's RC Church Brentford Hrold to Maureen Now at 34 Maiden Green ANenue A or osier Park Surrey MATH AM PANNFLL On March 11 1933 at All Saints' Church Brightlingsea Ronald to Nancy Coal Board Odd how the florid and bullying Right which is essentially above economics has such a passion for retreat For it had after all been a day to glorv in the confounding of Arthurian legends with the dropping ot Mr Scargill down a disused No 2 shaft Yef here was Mr Winterton treading in the dainty footsteps of Mr Roy Jenkins who had offered with something of eais drarly beiov husband of nne sr-i 1 1 ifursuiiy March t-rOSSVCE tlwiurm ijiua a 1 1 9C years widow of HaJojd i tnd Conif4s--r dear mother of conn funeral service at North Continued from PI By JOHN MILLER DEATHS US envoy seized ANDREW On March 5 peaceful at St Leonards-on-Sea Dorcha Mirv i ny fred late of Longstone and Rolvenden aged 89 Funeral al 2 pm Tuesday March 13 at Hastings Crematorium Flowers to Arthur Towner 6 Norman Road St leonard-on-Sea their families Service in sr flnorew Church Tarring on Thursday March 17 at 12 noon family flowers only but donations in memory it desired to the Rector of St Andrew's IENKINS On March 10 1983 suddenly at his home 54 Errw ood Road Levenshulme Manchester 19 Rliss Towns END JfVKINS aged 76 years beloved husband ot Mary Tate dearly loved lather ol Ross Service at Manchester Crematorium on Monday March 14 at 515 pm No flowers by re-guest please Donations may be sent ii desired tor tin LI i Mr Robb 22 Errv ood Roid Ievenshulim Manchester 19 Inquiries to Charles Robb Sons Ltd tel 061-224 12004996 JORDAN on March 198 suddenly in tier 7lh year Violet Jordan widow of th( lue Miijor I nomas Jordan and dearlv oved mother of Thelma mid ViLtoi Funeral seivice at 1 30 pm today (I riuav Ma en 111 it St Kentiyrn Churcii Ballater followed bs inennent at lullich Chuicnyard All friends respectfully invitid KELLlfc On March 10 1983 at Fairneiu Nuisiny home Inverness ifc rfEAiRicE kELLit aged 94 yeas ot Baliocn Buie Dulmain Briu'ye beloved woe ot the late Lumund Hay kellie Intermint in Grantown on Sie KES On Marcn 9 at La scon GTange Home fc uN HottfcV Keys aged 94 years ol 42 'lite Gardens vionksi aton dearly loyed wife ot the tale James and mother ot the lat Sui-ii Kenneth Keys Cremation at 1 yne- iioutn crematorium on i uesuay Mailt i i 2u pm Frienus Puase meet ni the cr mdoeiuin lowcls may be seil to I implicit 6l Son Aibion Roac Nonh Shields hVOIUyiiN On March 9 1983 pedeeiuWy his nome in Milfoid-on-sri Kt-(iiMii Frederick ased 92 years uiuover ol Ro-e Eleanor a loving father grandianer and gieai-yranufather Funeral service at Milod i-irjii ciiuch un Thursday March 17 at 12 noon LLOivi On March 9 198o at Bodi KvydJan Noiii Wales Jovx vighan Liovd of El Poo 9 La Vsomiua Puerto d'e la Cruz Tenerite bloved wife of lorwerth tlvvyn Lloyd Funeral Monday Maich 14 service at BiKielvv ddan Church at 2 pm followed bv cremation al the Colwyn Bay Crematorium Flowers and inquiries to Tonys funeral Services Ltd Briyhton Koiid Rlivl Clwvd tel 074j 4S84 LLSTY On Marrh 8 peacefully at Wootton Isle of Wight John Godsell Lusty aged 78 years ot Clift Tops Hotel Shanklin foW Funeral service on Tuesday Marcn 15 at 2 pm at St RLsius Church Shanklin followed by cremation Donations it desired may be nude in lieu ot flowers to St Biasius Church Shanklin MitVOi On March 9 1983 Syhil VI vv (Mac) of North Holmwood dear mother of Valerie mother-in-law of Geoff and grandmother of Christopher oul Simon Funeral service on Monday VI nil 14 at St John's Church Nonh riolinw ood Family flow its onl pleas' but it sp donations for the B-itish Heart Foundation nttav be sent to Sh 'fo -i Trel'U '-'O'ise I n' MicGREGOR On Feb 22 passed away peacefully NOEL (Major) aged 83 Crrmatcd privately at Hastings VI tLi on Mr a at G'rth Nursin-i Home Dorkin i mhe ancd Is 7 widow ot Captain' 1 Maclean moth of Inn and Alsst iir Funeral private Donations if desired to Save the Children Fund Lop ion Sto SRI) VI AKIN On i ch 9 1983 in hospital John MvkinL aped 7 1 years of Worthing Sussex verv dearly loved husband of Marjorie a loving father of Sandra Judith and John and a devoted grandpa Ciemation private MLETT On March 1 1983 suddenly at Javea Alicante Pr Spain Sqn Ldr A Mallfit RAF iRetd) aged 71 Sadly missed by his wife Margaret sister Doris daughter Colleen son Brian relatives and friends MOORE On March 9 peacefully in hospital James Brooksbank former Rector of Bearwood Funeral service a) St Catherine's Church Bearwood on March 15 230 pm No flowers please Donations if desired to St Catherine's Church Inquiries to David Greedv Crovvthorne 3741 MORLEV On March 9 198a after a short illness at home 15 Haines Hill Taunton Margery Elsie beloved wife of Harold mother and grandmother of her three daughters son and grandchildren Forever with Her Lord Funeral service at Trull All Saints Church on Tuesdav March 15 al 115 pm followed bv cremation at Taunton Deane Crpnti'ioffmii at 2 om MORRIS On March 9 1983 In his vear Cll vmES 1st ED MORRIS Vt IFE- FRAeS Squadron Leader i Held) RAF Education Service and Major Machine Gun Corps 1914-18 ot 50 The Chilterns tchin very dearly loved husband Lilian dear lather of Jovce and Pain loving grandlather and' great-qrandfathei) 1 amilv flowers onlv Donations if desired to Church of England Children'? Society Funeral service St Mary's Church Hitchin Methodist Church Pinner Koad at 11 am on Thursday March 1 followed by committal at Pinner New Cemetery Pinner Road Noitll H'-rrov family flowers only Donations if de-siied may be sent to the Leaoue 'of I ends Breakspear House Hareuala Middx SIMONS On Sunday March 6 hitUEKiCK a kind and wonderful gentleman Sadly missed and forever remcmbeicd by Peggy Iris and lony Pamela and John SLfelCH On March 10 1983 peacetully in a nuising home aHev a short illness and of o4 Tnc Drive Bury Kaihllln Marv tnee Preston) aged 77 years the beloved wife of the late Frederick dearest mother of Peter seivice in Bury Parish Church on Wednesday March 16 at 2 pm lollovved by interment at Bury Cemetery at 230 pm All inquiries to L'nsvvorthe funeral service lei: 061-764 8u 2 SMITH On March 5 1983 peace-tuiiy in hospital at Harrow Aviv aged 8 years beloved wife' of the late Albert Smith of Abergele and dearly loved mother yrandmotlier and greal-g rami mother si'iCiiLl On March 8 suddenly at her home Arrano Coxlcy Wick n-ar Wen Lcsil ciivc a t0 'ye is funeral service al Clrisl Church Coxley on rl hursday March I at 12 noon lollovved liy interaent to Brian Blacsmone Co 73 -tii'ih Street Wells tel: 73577 SQUARE On March 9 peacefully aiter a iong illness Dlni Vkwi-ll Pitts loved husband of DOWN 1 Take to wife forsooth (5) 2 £10 note turning up is used for a junketing (ti) 3 Night club girl maniacal murderer followed down the street (8) 4 Applaud current declaration of rights (7) 5 What an offensive joker may do if he falls asleep on the train (2 3 3) 6 Nearby hail leads to almost fatal accident (5 4) 9 Fit up Napoleonic retreat (4) 14 Forget what prisoner behind a wall might try to do (3 4 2) 16 Resenitf ul order by skipper Who doesn't want to go ahead (3 5) 18 Where barristers practise drinking (2 3 3) 19 Loud note in violin shot up from the air (7) 21 Baddy beaten in court a month back (4) 23 Interrupt to make a small contribution (4 2) 24 A hoard of cash so one hears (5) No 17777 ACROSS 7 Review wriat dishonest warehousemen do (4 5) 8 Net works (5) 10 Resolve answer to wbat might press (4 4) 11 a follower to join a contemptible cad (6) 12 The pace which upset the favourites (4) 13 Currently operative to all intents and purposes (2 6) 15 Welsh town scorned by the vintage types (7) 17 Light lunch for poor actor with sound role (3 4) 20 Study stretch of land and purchase agreement (8) 22 Ship's food which provides a change of course for sailors (4) 25 Not the only sort of spectacles on the beach (6) 26 Little by little heartening a man from the States (8) 27 Drunk started smoking (3 2) 28 Fired back late though in sigtbt (3 6) i Frances Cremation private unerl i service at St Thomas's Chnltii A TO MISS AXE TARGET By Our Air Correspondent British Airways would miss its end-March target of cutting staff from 58000 to 35000 but Mr Colin Marshall the airline's new chief executive said in London last night that the numbers would be down to 37500 by the month end The airline would try to shed a further 2500 jobs by December but priority would be given to improving morale securing more business and raising the yield All services were being reviewed particularly the Shuttle to Glasgow was transmitting is true it gives spying a new dimension which could be one reason whv the recently-reshuffled KGB broke the news of its triumph But Western diplomats were still mystified by the affair and the speed with which it was revealed by Moscow Some suspected that Moscow and Washington were in the throes of a new spy war They said that the last few months had produced an unprecedented number of expulsions of Soviet diplomats and businessmen working in Western Europe And one highly unusual case of a senior South African naval officer and his wife being detained in Cape Town for alleged spy activities It was recalled that in January Britain expelled Vladimir Chernov a translator at the London-based International Wheat Organisation Two weeks later Belgian security agents arrested a Soviet sales manager as he was being handed secret information and he was discreetly expelled In February the Dutch Government expelled Alexander Konoval a third secretary at the Soviet Embassy in The Hague and Italy arrested two Soviet citizens on spy charges They are still being held Diplomats strongly believe the cases were linked possibly because of an important but so far unrevealed Soviet defection working under cover at the Embassy American diplomats predictably refused to discuss the charges But they confirmed the expulsion order against Mr Osborn and said he was packing with his wile Man and will be leaving for home" Mr Osborn was officially described as working in the Embassy's economic section He had been in Moscow only seven months Western scientific attaches professed to have no knowledge of the American communication satellite mentioned by the KGB and were unable to discuss whether Mr Osborn could have communicated with it with the aid of a portable transmitter But tha B's action shook Moscow's diplomatic community Despite tense relations between the Soviet Union and the United States the Bussians have not expelled an American diplomat since 1977 That expulsion was said to have involved a woman CIA agent Martha Peterson who was caught clearing dead letter boxes" the hiding places for espionage material Mr Osborn's operation was apparently on a much more sophisticated level If the KGB claim to have captured Mr Osborne while he i-1 i i vi i a iiiuu erate do not pursue a winning policy After the welcome victory the Prime Minister should "abandon the foolish choice ot Mr MacGregor" The abdity of the Alliance to flinch and flinch big never ceases to surprise On to Greenham Fortunately for the Government low level operations resumed almost immediately at business questions with the entry left of Mr Robert Cryer on behalf of the ladies (as I insist upon calling them) of Greenham Common But Mr Speaker'' ho said in his best Alderman Bootholm-royd council chamber single note drone the Greenham ladies must be protected against vicious attacks by elements of the State apparat us" Elements of the State apparatus! The Berkshire magistrates and local constabulary obliged to cope with the shrill persons of perpetual protest are thus made to sound like the NKVD pushing through the Thirties purges It was almost as unconvincing as the protest also made to Mr Biffen in that miniature adjournment debate called business questions by Sir Bernard Braine being indignant about LInited States arms for the Argentine Sir Bernard is exercised at abduction and torture and demands the restoration of democratic Government He is of course deeply sincere as is Mr Cryer They just seemed to be playing crosshanded duets Parliament P14 CAPSIZED FERRY REFLOATED The ferry European Gateway 4263 tons was refloated by salvagemen off Felixstowe Suffolk yesterday and is expected to be towed into Harwich for repairs early next week The vessel had been lying on its side in 25ft of water on a sandbank two miles offshore since a collision with another ferry in which six men died on December 19 Salisbury on Wednesday March 16' 2t 130 pm No flowers by Donations if desired lo the Salisbury Hospice or British Legion A Karrold Son Ltd 77 tstcourt Road Salisbury Wilts tel 10722) 21177 STRAHVN On March 9 peaca-fully al the Eversley Nursing Horn Aldwick Sussex in her 92nd ''year Eileen Olivia widow of Lt-Col-X Strihas CIE ORE much loved mother grandmother and great-grandmother Cremation at Ohicbester on March 15 at 3 pm Family flowera only but donations if desired to toa furkha Welfare Fund MOD Lana-downe House Berkeley Square London 1 STRINGER On March 9 at Queen Alexandra's Hospital Cosham Josephine des Gbandes aged 81 after loving care at Bordean House Langrish Petersfield beloved aunt ot fitzvvilliams family I-uneral service 2 15 pm Wednesday March 16 at St Lawrence Church Petersffeld followed -by cremation at SI CHE-TRIAS On Wednesday March 2 1983 suddenly in Caracas Dr li vn Manuel Ambassador of enezuela to the Court of St James's 1977-1979 TOMIINS On March 4 Jcwm Niv in Tom i ink aoed 72 son of the late and Mrs Tomlins of Wolverhampton brother of Pefer VILLA On Mnreh 9 suddenly at the Cottage Hosm'lal Rrmsey Isle of Man John Whlfehstan Villa DFC dearly loved husband of Sheila and dear father of Peter and Fiona funeral service followed bv interment at Lezayre Church Tsle of Man vviii tiike place on Tuesday March 15 at 2 Pm Inquiries and flowers lo Corkhill Callow Ltd 34 West Quay Rantsey Isle of Min tel 0624 813114 WILLIAMS On March 8 198S EnvvABD Hvkiiis Williams MA BSc Oxon of Road Oxhev aged i2 years late of St Paul's School London and Berkhamsted School beloved husband of Constance Funeral service St Matthew's Church Oxhev on Tuesday March 15 at 12 noon to lowed by interment in Berkh-amstead cemetery Flowers to Longman A 11 K''ng Street Watford WINCHESTER On March 8 1183s peacefully at home Patricia Mav much loved mother of Teresa Patrick and Desmond and grandmother of Robien Benjamin Thomas and Mrxander whom she adored She gone to join her beloved husband Basil who died Sept 21 1977 Requiem Mass at Our Ladv Star of the Sea Broadstairs Saturday Marrh 12 at 10 am followed by burial at the Abbey Ramsqate WOOD On March 10 peacefully in Wedne-dav March 16 ofo pm MURRAY On March 9 1983 at Amesburv Abbey Brigadier Geohce Murray CBE DSO VI Sea-lorth Highlanders aoed 89 father of Stroma -fd Colin Funeral private NAPIER On March 10 1983 in hospital Haddington in his 90th year It-Col NAPrFR MC and Bar TD DL 1 St Colms North Berwick beloved husband of Audrey HIGH INTEREST at only six months' notice WITHOUT PENALTY SIX MONTH SHELL SHOCK Twenty live ammunition shells which have lain undisturbed since the 1939-45 war in a local horse jumping practice field have been removed by members of the Swansea Treasure Hunters Club using metal detectors The first was discovered last week buried beneath a hoofprint yielding TEACHERS SEEK 15pc PAY RISE The teachers' unions yesterday submitted a 15 per cent pay claim to their local authority employers who responded by offering 3-5 per cent at a meeting of the Burnham Committee The claim made on behalf of nearly 500000 teachers in 825 SOLUTION No 17776 hospital after a short illness Acisntt I Marv (nee Dewey) mother of Derek Michael and Belinda and "a much loved grandmother Cremation service Wednes-I day March 16 1030 am Southampton Floral inniiirp lo (subject to variation) equal if you pay tax at basic rate of 30 to HURD HOPE OF FRESH RUSSIAN TACTICS By Our Geneva Correspondent There was no great movement on the surface in the medium-range nuclear missile talks between America and Russia Mr Douglas Hurd Minister of State for Foreign Affairs said in Geneva yesterday Referring mainly to the West German elections he said he hoped Russia was now digesting recent developments and would review its tactics at the negotiating table Mr Hurd said he did not know if the United States wouIh come forward with an interim solution following its zero option proposal He knew of no immediate plan to do so England and Wales would add 1179 £o32-a million to the present £3954 million annual teachers' salary bill if met in full 4 Mistake 10 Undertaking 11 Hinder 12 Collector's item QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Insolence cTTrr eHm tMf a i on SO BE A RO TErM al PUG EWTIO MjCA ST I SJflNgNISjTjOjl Minimum investment £500 Maximum investment £30000 (£60000 jointly) Matthews funeral directors tel Southampton 448469 WRIGLEY On March 9 195 at Worthing Hospital Winfrid Cuktik (Tim) Wriglev aged 74 years formerly local director of Barclays Bank Funeral Monday March 14 Worthing Crematorium 1045 am MEMORIAL SERVICE MAGNIER Peg After burial In Ireland a Memorial Service is to heM at the Church of tte Sacred Heart Minehead Somerset on Monday March 21 at 10 am THANKSGIVING SERVICE! GREENSTREET A Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Dr Peter cri enstreet will be held at the Parish Church Wilton Salisbury on Saturday March 19 198-3 at 1 2 noon BARBIE BACK IN JAIL The former Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie who underwent a hernia operation last week was taken back to his cell at St Joseph's Prison Lyons last night police sources said PI 3 PROPERTY OWNERS Building Society Assets exceed £185 million A Trustee Society Merabei ot BSA 13 Strip of bacon 15 Cooking box 17 Roofing stone 19 Irritable 22 Tip 25 Lame person 27 Small wood 29 Cosmetic paste 30 Untidy state 31 Banquet 32 Cold dessert DOWN 2 Love affair 3 Cigar 5 Condition 6 Distant settlement 7 Tiny particle 8 Lady's wrap 9 Beverage 14 Card stake 16 Calf meat 18 Rest 20 Keep out 21 Oak seed 23 Fruit 24 Jolly 26 Squeeze 28 Part of flower Tn- Pmrwtv Owners Buildina Society FREEPOST 23 IN MEMORIAM London W1E2YZ Tel: 01-637 3041 Pleasesend me full details of Six Month Sharesand list of DistrictAgents Yesterday's Quick Solution ACROSS: 1 Cycle 4 Logical 8 Redress 9 Antic 10 Aorta 11 Oatmeal 13 Tint 15 Needed 17 Offend 20 Lame 22 Opposed 24 Ridge 26 Doubt 27 Evening 28 Redcoat 29 Tutor DOWN: 1 Curtain 2 Cider 3 Elevate 4 Lesion 5 Grant 6 Cat's-eye 7 Local 12 Atom 14 Idle 16 Expound 18 Fervent 19 Dredger 21 Advent 22 Order 23 Set-to 25 Drift HEART MAN WELL Harefield Hospital's 50th heart transplant patient was recovering well yesterday with two hearts pumping inside his body Mr John Wakelin 43 was given a donor heart to work in tandem with his own during a four-hour piggy-back operation performed by Mr Magdi Yacoub early on Tuesday SPACE DOCKING The Soviet unmanned space module Cosmos 1443 launched eight days ago docked with the orbital sation Salyut-7 yesterday the official news agency Tass said Reuter FulIName THOMAS James Martin Tn evftr loving memory of a wonderful Husband Father and Grand-father who died five years ago today mm FURHISttERS A HOLLAND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Tel BOGNOR REGIS 82 7311 or LITTLEHAMPTON 3939 or CHICHESTER 783965 BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE) I I I I Address I DT 203 For a change on Sunday try your skill with The Sunday Telegraph prize crossword Printed and nubtistieid by THE DAILY TELEGRAPH 135 Fleet Street London BC4F 4BL and at Withy Grove Manchester MM Registered aa a newspaper at the Pott Office L- -I tmM JkiiMiMMliM.