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G2 EDMONTON JOURNAL. Wednesday, February 13. 1980 -7 AL Announcements Labor minister: 'poor whites need help, too5 Deaths 30 MUNS0N, Raymond Lester On February 9, 1980, Raymond Lester Munson passed away at the Red Deer Hospital at the age of 35. The only son of the late Constance Lilian and Charles Leroy Munson ot Onoway. Funeral services were held from the Eventide Funeral Chapel, Red Deer-on February 13.

Interment took place in the Red Deer Cemetery. "But in most communities in Alberta, there are whites as, well as Indians who are not functioning at the level ROBERTSON, Mr. James Calder On February 11, 1980, Mr. ft James Calder Robertson -of No. 1106, 4616 106A (V Street, passed away.

SN He leaves to mourn tiis loss, one son and daugh-" ter-in-law, Donald C. and Alexandra Robertson of Rolling Hills Estates, California. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 1.00 p.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Interment will take place in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation at 10318 100 Avenue. Mr. Robertson was a member of Ivanhoe Lodge. No. 142 A.F, A.M., the Edmonton Scottish Rite Bodies and a member of the Retired Railway Veteran's Association.

Foster and McGarvey Limited. Funeral Directors and Licensed Crematorium. 428-6666. By WENDY KOENIG It's not fair to provide special education and job opportunities for native people, and then refuse poor white people the same help, Labor Minister Les Young said Tuesday. Mr.

Young said that allowing special "affirmative action" programs, which give preferential treatment to a particular disadvantaged group such as natives, violates the spirit of Alberta's human rights laws. The minister was commenting on a recent board of inquiry decision on Alberta's first reverse discrimination case. A government-appointed board ruled that the University of Calgary discriminated against 27-year-old Marlene Bloedel of Cam-rose, by refusing to admit her to a first-year business course offered through Maskwachees College on Hobbema Reserve. Mrs. Bloedel, who charged racial discrimination, was refused entry while native people with equivalent, or lower, academic standing were accepted.

Mr. Young said the Alberta Individual's Rights Protection Act says there should be equal opportunity for all citizens in the social and economic life of the province, regardless of such characteristics as race. The act also encourages the establishment of programs to help people who don't have the income, education or lifestyle of the rest of society. Spectacular, but not Firemen waited with hoses ready Tuesday morning in case fire broke out while these two trucks were pulled apart by cables, but the mess was cleaned up without incident. No one was seriously injured in the spectacular smash when the milk van and pickup truck collided at 1 14th Street and 76th Avenue.

New Year events This is the Year of the fce celebrating the New Year Monkey, the ninth in a cycle of 12 animals which make up 16' Wltn "V11168 the Chinese calendar. around the city beginning Local Chinese groups will today. Chinese If you were born under the sign of the monkey, you are successf ul, skilf ul in busi- ness and diplomacy, read ex- tensively and talk too much. Foster McGarvey Ltd announce Edmonton's newest CREMATORIUM providing cremation at 60.00 an addition to our regular Funeral Services PHONE 428-6665 A Dean of pharmacy at of A dies at 44 CHAPEL OF CHIMES FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORIUM CREMATION STILL ONLY 423-4262 30 BUCKNER IBUECHNEPI PnA On February it. 1980, Mr.

Fred Buc kner (Buechnert of Erimnntnn passed awav at the aaa of ss vears Survived by one son and three oaugmers, Bob of Devon, Judy off Hinton, Cathy of Edmonton, Sheri-Lee at home: two grandchildren, Jen-i nuer ana Hoooy; nis loving mother, Frieda of Edmonton- one hrnttw Guenter of Grande Prairie. Prede ceased by hw father, Alex. Funeral services Fridav FahmanTl at 1:30 p.m. at Park Memorial Chape (aus Ave.) with cremation to fol low. In lieu of other tributes rinna.

tions to the Crippled Fund win De greatly appreciated. Park Memorial Ltrt Pi moral irtmin istrators and Directors (The Chapel on me uouievara) 42b-OU50. GARDINER Human On February 11, 1980, Judge Duncan Mclntyre Gardiner, late of Canterbury ioun ana rormeriy or bienier, passeo awav in hosnital Born in Dalserf, Scotland in 1894, he came to Canada 1909. He served in the Canadian Army during World War I and was discharaed after haino wounded in France. He was called to tne bar in caigary in 1926, and practised law in Stettler for years.

He waft ma uiavnr stetflar in lUda and iM3u. was active in tne united church. The Royal Canadian Legion, and the Masonic Order He was annnintsrl Queen's Council in 1960, and Judge or me District oourt on November zoth, 1961. Since that time he has resided in Edmonton. He leaves to mourn his loss his loving wire iaa or tamonion; one aaugmer Gwen M.

Gardiner of Orillia, Ontario nieces and nenhews Funeral services will be heid on Thursday, February 14th at 2:00 p.m. at Andrews-McLaughlin Chapel (112 Street A Jasnar Avenue uiith Rotar- end A. E. Morrison officiating. Private iniennem.

in neu or norai incutes, memorials may be made to the Cana dian cancer society. Anarews-McLaugtilin Funeral Chapel (1964) LIU. ril. HD-Ul ID. HAITSMA, Mr.

David Henry On February 12, 1980, Mr. David Henry Haitsma of 5322 42 Avenue, Red Deer, passed away suddenly at his residence at me age of 64 years. He is survived by his loving wife Irene; one son, Dr. Clarence Haitsma and daughter-in-law, Veronica of Cla-resholm; on daughter, Joyce of Bris bane, Australia; two brothers, Sietse Haitsma in Holland and John Haitsma in Australia; one sister, Mrs. Akke Vandergaast in Holland and numer ous nieces and nehphews.

He was preceased by one brother and his pa rents. Funeral services will be held from the Eventide Funeral Chapel, Red Deer on Friday, February 15 at 11:00 a.m. with Reverend Mel Kornfeld officiat ing. Interment will follow at Evergreen Memorial Gardens, Edmonton at 3.30 p.m. If friends desire, memorial tributes may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 10235 124 Street.

Arrangements in care of Eventide Fu neral Chapels 4930 54 Street, Red Deer. Phone 1-347-2222. HRUSHKA, William (BIN) On February 10. 1980. Mr William (Bill) Hrushka of Vegreville, passed away at tne age or 59 years.

Sur vived by his loving wife. Lil of Vegreville; loving steo- motner, Mrs. biizapetn Hrushka ot St. Paul; four sisters, Mrs. Rose King of Edmonton, Mrs.

Lucv Robinson of uiiver, b.u, Mrs. William (Ann) Moran of Onoway. Miss Stella Hrushka of Vancouver; four stepbrothers, John Hrushka of Prince George, B.C., Isadore and Ernest of Edmonton, George of Wimerbum; three stepsisters, Mrs. Phil (Victoria) Beaupre of Edmonton. Mrs.

Term (Gloria) Gunther and Mrs. Tony (Mary Anne) lan or oaigary; numerous nieces and nephews. Predeceased by nis ratner ana motner ana two orotn ers. Prayers will be held Wednesday, February 13, al 7:30 p.m. at St.

Martin's Roman Catholic Church, Vegreville. Mass ot Christian Burial Thursday, February 14, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mar tin's Roman Catholic Church, Vegreville with Rev. J.

Ayfing the cele- Dram. interment in Riverside Cemetery. In lieu of other tributes, donations to the Minburn Auxiliary Hospi tal Handicapped Bus Fund. Park Memorial Ltd. Funeral Admin istrators and Directors.

(Vegreville) KAESEKAMP. Charlotte On February 8, 1980, Charlotte KaasAkamn nasRArl awav Beloved wife of Karl, the loss will also be felt by her friends. in lieu of other memorials, donations may be made to the Heart Fund. LEBID, Dmytro On February 9th, 1980, Mr. Dmytro Lebid of the Hardisty Nursing Home passed away.

Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 10 00 a.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. Foster and McGarvey Limited. Funeral Directors and Licensed Crematorium, Phone 428-6666. MANKOW, Mike Mr.

Mike Mankow of Warburg, passed away Monday, February 11, 1980, aged 76 years. He is survived by three sons, John of Edmonton. Zenovey of Warburg, Carl of Millet; three daughters, Vera seller of Grasmere, B.C., Alexandria LaCh-ance of Eckville, Zenovia Tobler of Creston, B.C.; 22 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife Katharine on De cember 15. 1973 ana one son, Alex ander on Februrary 11, 1958.

Prayer services on Thursday, February 14 at p.m. from Holy Ascension Russian Greek Orthodox Chur ch, 5 miles west and 2 miles north of Calmar where funeral services will be held Friday, February 15 at 10:00 a.m. with Father Peter Plodiak officiating. Interment to follow in the church cemetery. Hainstock and Son Funeral Chapel, Leduc in Charge of arrange ments.

Phone 986-2151 MILNE. Allan Fraser On February 9, 1980, Mr. Allan Fraser Milne of 9725 89 Avenue, passed away at the age of 56 years following lenathv illness. He is survived by his loving wife, Patricia: one son, David of Athabasca; three daughters, Carol Hamilton of Edmonton, Ruth Whiting of Calgary and Eleanor Milne at home; two granddaughters and five grand sons. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, February 14, at 1:00 p.m.

from the Hainstock and Son Funeral Chapel with Reverend Doctor T.L. Leadbeater officiating. Cremation to follow at the Edmonton Crematorium. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Alberta Lung Association (10618 124 Street). Mr.

Milne was em ployed with wooowara 8 stores ror 25 years and was a member of the Strathcona No. 150 Legion for 31 years. Hainstock and Son Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements. 10541 81 Avenue. pnone432-in4.

Deaths at Births nittftpl TMikA ami rinnna arA happy to announce trie birth of their uauynier. sanara Lee, weiyniny seven pounds ten ounces, February imso, weq jeer oengrm nospirai GLASGOW Bill and Kirstie (nee Frew) are happy to announce the birth ot their daughter, Anna Mane, on Feeruaiy 3, 1980. FILAN Bruce and Kit (nee Reif) are pleased to announce the birth of Kurt Timothy, weighing nine pounds, on February 8, 1980 at Victoria, B.C. Grandparents are Jack and Sheila Ftelf and Wally and Anne Fiian. SC0VILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Scoville are proud to announce the arrival of their son, Michael Lucas. SANO Wayne and Valerie are Dleased to announce the arrival of their son, Michael Wayne on Febru ary latiu at me Hoyai Aiexanara Hospital. Weight six pounds fifteen ounces. JONES tXAINE and John (J.J.) wish to announce the arrival of their second daughter, Janna Laurene, born February 9, 1980, weighing six pounds rsteven ounces.

A little sister for Barn-Bam (Helene). Proud grandparents are Elmer and Lit watt. Special thanks to Doctor A. Westgate and ail the nurses at the Misencordia Hospital. Insured.

MORENCV Liz and Marcel wish to annouce the arrival of their daugh ter, uaniene, com February lasu, weighing six pounds thirteen oun ces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morency of Edmunston N.B. and Peggy Bashow and the late Doctor Lynn Bashow of Fredericfon N.B.

HARBOTTLE Robert and Sabine are happy to announce the birth of tneir aaugmer, Fmonoa Lynn, on i-eoruary lu, ihu. Deaths 30 BERGERON, Rose Marie On February 8, 1980, Mrs. Rose Mane Bergeron passed away at the age of 65 years Survived by her loving husband, George, three sons and one daughter, Harold Fieiistrom, Nor man Fieilstrom and Marcella Gibbs, all of Edmonton, Dennis Fjellstrom of uenver; nine grandchiiflren; two brothers and four sisters, Ed Guertin of Mississauqa, Bob Guertin, Alice Ploof, Therese Thauvette and Rachelle Newsham, all of Edmonton Jeanette Friesen of Ardrossan. Predeceased by her first husband, Fabian Fieilstrom in 1973. Prayers Friday, February 15, at 8:00 p.m.

at St. Clare's Roman Catholic Church (6310 118 Avenue). Mass of Christian Bunai Saturday, February it. at a.m. at St.

Clare Roman Catholic Church. Rev. L. Seratto will be the celebrant with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Park Memorial Ltd.

Funeral Admin istrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard) 426-0050. BLACK. Nick On February 11, 1980, Mr. Nick Black of Sherwood Park Nursing Home, passed away aged 86 years. He leaves to mourn two sons, Mi chael of Edmonton; Alex of Watson Lake; one daughter, Mrs.

P. (Elsie) Oskiborny of Mayerthorpe; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Predeceased by his wife Julia in 1939, son Tom 1979 ana brother Mike in 1964. Funeral service will be held Thursday, February 14 at 10:00 a.m. at the South Side Memorial Chapel.

Right Reverend John Margitich will officiate with interment at Mount Pleasant In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alberta Heart Fund, soutn siae Memorial Chapel. Patterson-Mittelstadt-Justik Funeral Directors. 83 Avenue and 104 Street. 432-1601. BAWOL, Peter On February 11, 1980, Mr.

Peter Bawol of Thorsby, passed away at tne age of 76 years. Survived by one brother, Mike of Poland, also many nieces and nephews in Poland. Funeral services Saturday, February 16, at 10:00 a.m. at Saint's Peter Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Thorsby. Right Rev.

O. Wasyliw officiating with interment in church cemetery. In lieu of other tributes, donations to the charity of one's choice will be greatly appreciated. Park Memorial Ltd. Funeral Admin istrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard) 426-0050.

BUMS. Debra Sharon On February 9, 1980, Mrs. Debbie Biais of Legal, passed away aged 27 years. She leaves to mourn tier loss, ner iov-inq husband, Rosaire and one daughter, Rachel at home. She also leaves her parents, Peter ana Nettie Gramiak and three brothers, Glenn, Ron and Doug, all of Slave Lake, Alberta.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday, February 15, at 11:00 m. at St. ceiestine rjnurcn, biave Lake. Rev. Joseph Jean O.M.I, will officiate with interment in the church cemetery.

Cormelly-McKinley Ltd. Phone 429-2622 or 422-2222. Gambling remand Two of three men charged with keeping a common gambling house were remanded to Feb. 22 and one to Feb. 28 after appearing in provincial court.

City police said 23 other people charged with being found inside a gambling house were remanded to dates between Feb. 22 to 28. The men were charged Jan. 15 after police raided the Acropol Social Gub, 10019 103rd St Two elect trial by judge alone Two men charged with three counts of armed robbery have elected to be tried by a judge alone. Douglas Briggs and Scott Turner will appear for trial March 25.

The two will also be tried on charges of theft of property worth more than $200 and possession of stolen property worth more than $200. society would like to see. said the labor minister, who questioned the fairness of restricting to one race, programs designed to even out such inequalities. The Alberta Human Rights Commission has asked the government to amend the law to allow programs which give prefer ence to natives, women and members of other disadvan taged groups. Commission chairman Bob Lundrigan said while there are under-pnvileged whites who need help, as Mr.

Young said, the percentage of disadvantaged whites is small compared with the native population. To be effective, special programs must be directed to a specific group, and tailored to that group's needs, Mr. Lundngan said. He said he is afraid the Bloedel decision will encour age employers and educational instituions not to set up programs for the disad vantaged, or abandon the ones now existence. The University of Alberta offers a program, called Project Morninestar, to train native teachers.

Direc tor Leroy Sloan said univer sity officials will have to study the Bloedel decision. The University of Calgary has declined comment on the issue until receiving the written decision, and Mrs. Bloedel was unavailable for comment. worked in a Camrose drug store and was a pharmacist in Edmonton before going on for his graduate degree. Dr.

Van Petten was awarded the Squibb Fellowship award to the University of Glasgow, Scotland in 1959 and studied for his PhD there. On bis return to Canada he became associate professor of Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph in 1963-65. From 1965 to 1970 he was research scientist and head of the pharmacology section of the research laboratory for foods and drugs at Queen University, Kingston, Ont. In 1970 he was made director of pharmacology and therapeutics with the faculty of medicine at the University of Calgary. During his lifetime Dr.

Van Petten administered almost $500,000 in research grant money. He supervised nine research trainees in masters and doctorate pharmacology and was guest lecturer at four international symposiums on drugs and the fetus. Dr. Van Petten is survived by bis wife Betty and three sons, Stewart, Dearie and Wayne. A funeral service was to be held today at 3 p.m.

at Trinity Baptist Church, Sherwood Park. Be a daily Journal Subscriber Cell 425-1274 for home delivery 0-65 11 ill serious Alex Taylor School, 9321 Jasper will hold a concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Students will participate in Chinese cultural dances, such as the bamboo stick dance, and the choir will sing a Chinese monkey song. On Friday, the University's Chinese Students Association will hold a musical variety show at 8 p.m.

in the Humanities Centre on campus. Classified 428 1234 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ACKLANDS LIMITED ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY WISHES TO EXPRESS DEEPEST SORROW AT THE PASSING OF FORMER DIRECTOR AND MAJOR SHAREHOLDER JOSEPH WOUNSKY WHO DIED IN TORONTO ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6TH, 1 980 ROBERTSON, J.C. Officers and members of Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 142 G.R A.

are requested to attend the funeral of our late worshipful brother, J.C-Robertson on February 14 at 1:00 pm. from the, Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel. No regalia. M.C. Ritchie, W.M.

SHARP, Dale Albert On February 10, 1980, Mr. Dale Albert Sharp of Winterburn, passed away aged 21 years. He leaves to mourn his wife Joanne and daughter Dawn Marie; his moth er, Mrs. Ruth McRae; three brothers, Gordon, Robert, Ray and three sis ters, Wilma, Valerie, Carolyn; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Don McRae; five nieces and six nephews; along with several aunts and uncles. He is predeceased by his father George Sharp in 1962. Funeral service was held on Wednesday, February 13, at 10:00 a.m. at South Side Memorial Chapel. M.

Davidson officiated and interment followed in Westlawn Memorial Park. South Side Memorial Chapel. Patter son-Mittelstadt-Justik. Funeral Directors. 83 Avenue and 104 Street.

432- 1601. SMITH, Hugh On February 10, 1980, Mr. Hugh Smith of Edmonton, passed away at the age of 58 years. Survived by his loving mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Vancouver, B.C.; one brother and four sisters, Ken of Edmonton, Maizie of Seattle, Eva of Salmon Arm, Peggy and Doris of Vancouver.

Prede ceased by his father, Robert in 1952, and one brother, Robert in 1978. Funeral services Friday, February 15, at 10:00 a.m. at Park Memorial Chapel (9709 111 Avenue). Rev. B.

Hunter officiating with interment in Beechmount Cemetery. Park Memorial Ltd. Funeral Administrators and Directors (The Chapel on the Boulevard) 426-0050. SMITH, Mrs. Minerva Wilson On February 11, 1980, Mrs.

Minerva smrth ot 13210 114 street, widow or Reverend Ezra George Smith, passed away. She leaves to mourn her loss, one son, Jack and his wife, Gwen; one daughter, Olive; two grandchildren. Bob and his wife, Linda and Terry Lee. Funeral services will be held on Friday at 3:15 p.m. at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel.

Reverend D. Metdrum Hammond and Reverend. Elmar Childerhose will officiate and interment will take place in the Ed- monton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cana dian Bible Society at 10345 jasper Avenue. Foster and McGarvey Lim ited.

Funeral Directors and Licensed Crematorium. 428-6666. STELCK, John Warren Suddenly in Victoria, B.C., on February 10, 1980, John Warren Stelck of 979 Cloverdale Avenue, passed away. He is survived by his lovinc wife. Maggie; son, Jason; parents, Dr.

Charles and Francis Stelck of Edmonton; three brothers, David, Brian and Leland. Funeral service will be held Friday, February 15 at 2:00 p.m. at Strathcona Baptist Church, 104 Street and 84 Avenue. Reverend Kenneth Hill-mer will officiate with interment at Edmonton Cemetery. South Side Memorial Chapel.

Patterson-Mittelstadt- Justik. Funeral Directors. 83 Avenue and 104 Street. 432-1601. TATHAM, Ruby Lauren On February 10, 1980, Mrs.

Ruby Laurene Tatham of the Lynnwood Ex tended Care Centre, passed away in her 100th year. She leaves to mourn her loss, her loving daughter and son-in-law, Joan and David Fawcett and her loving daughter, Ellen of Edmonton; two grandchildren, Mrs. James w. (Laurel) McKillop and Bruce of Ed monton; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel F.

Hay, Listowel, Ontario, and Mrs. F. H. (Beth) Terry of Toronto; one brother, Blake D. Hay, Listowel, Ontario.

She was predeceased by her Arthur Edward Tatham in 1954. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, February 14th, at 1:00 p.m. Howard and McBride's Chapel, with the Reverend Doctor A.G.S. Ed-worthy officiating. Interment will take place in the Westlawn Memorial Park.

Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to a charity of one's choice. Howard and McBride Funeral Services. Phone 422-1 141 Cards of Thanks 40 McKINNON The family of the late james rrances MCKinnon wish to thank all who sent messages of sympathy, Mass cards, donations and flowers during our recent bereavement A special thank you to the Hebner family for providing lunch after the services. LESLIE, John We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all our friends and relatives for their kindness, donations and mass cards.

Special thanks to Father Part, Father Leslie. Father Nowakowski and Father Nearing. The Immaculate Heart C.W.L.. Doctor Romanowski and the staff at the South Pavilion of the Ve teran's Home. The Family.

Dr. Garry Van Petten, dean of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Alberta, died Tuesday. He was 44. Dr. Van Petten who was born in Camrose, was appointed dean of pharmacy on Aug.

1, 1978. He researched the effects of drugs on the fetus and worked in a joint research project at the neo-natal intensive care unit at the University of Alberta hospital. Dr. Van Petten was also assistant scientific editor of the Canadian Journal of Pharmaceutical Scientists. When he graduated in pharmacy from the University of Alberta in 1957 he Correction Re 1.49 Day Advertising Simonez Master Car Wax 149 each, not 21.

49. The Bay regrets any Inconvenience this error may have caused. Re: The Zeller's insert in the Wednesday February 13 edition of the Edmonton Journal. Pag 8 Crest Toothpaste, $1.22, should read 100 ml plus 50 ml, regular or spearmint, and not as advertised. Zeller's apologizes for any Inconvenience caused Its customers.

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