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Use of phone number alone is not convenient in some cases to out-of-town readers. NOW MORE THAN 225,000 READERS DAILY DEATH NOTICE COLTON-0 Monday, September 20, 1982. Elsie Colton, Indian Head, age 78 years. The funeral service will be held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Indian Head on Friday, September 24, 1982 at 2:00 p.m., the Reverend Harold W.

Groves officiating. Interment in Indian Head Cemetery. Predeceased by her brothers: Adelbert in 1956 and Clarence in infancy; sisters: Olive in 1917, Elva and Ella in infancy. Miss Colton is survived by two brothers: Eldon, Indian Head, Percy, Vancouver, Washington, U.S.A.; three sisters: Alma Jones, Regina, Ida Hitchens, Abernethy, Eva Colton, Indian Head; several nieces and nephews. If friends so desire, contributions to the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation or a charity of their choice may be tokens of remembrance.

Arrangements in care of Tubman Funeral Home. ENGH-On Sunday, September 19, 1982, Mr. Mikael Engh of 2216 Harvey Regina, passed away at the age of 76 years. Mr. Engh is survived by his wife, Christine; three sons and one daughter: Martin (and Lou) Engh of Campbell River, B.C., Helen (and Morris) Sobool of Prince Rupert, B.C., Doug (and Linda) Engh of Red Deer, Alta.

and Marven (and Linda) Engh of Regina, 10 grandchildren; two brothers: Sverre and Oge, both of Norway and one sister, Emma, also of Norway; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, September 23, 1982 at 1:00 p.m. from Christ Lutheran Church (4825 Dewdney gina) with Pastor Kurtz, ficiating. Interment to low in the Regina Memorial Gardens. A visitation family and friends will held on Wednesday evening between the hours of p.m.

and 8:30 p.m. from Helmsing-Forsberg Funeral Chapel (2210 College Ave.) Flowers are most gratefully declined. Friends so wishing, make donations to the Ian Blair Memorial Clinic Trust Account (4101 Dewdney Regina, 7T1.) Arrangements are entrusted to the Helmsing-Forsberg Funeral Chapel (Phone 522-7678). FOORD-( Monday, tember 20, 1982, Mr. ward (Ted) Foord, beloved husband of Norma Foord of passed away at the age 60 years.

Predeceased his father, Frederick Moose Jaw; one sister, ice of Nelson, B.C.; and brother, Jack of Port berni, B.C. Ted is survived by his loving wife, Norma; a daughter, Debbie Paul) Deneve; sons: (and Bev), Ron Leslee), and Ken, all of gina; and a granddaughter, Lindsay; his mother, Alice Foord of Moose two sisters: Ellen son, Moose Jaw and McTaggart of Saskatoon; two brothers: Fred and both of Moose Jaw; as as many nieces nephews. Ted was born Moose Jaw on November 1921. He attended Public School and Peacock Technical He served in the Canadian Army during World War from 1942 until 1946 the Royal Winnipeg overseas. When Ted turned from the war, started employment the Purity 99 Oil and was transferred to gina in 1970.

He was the oil company eventually became Oil) for 34 years. He ball with the Canucks in Moose Jaw enioyed coaching League both in Moose and Regina. The service will be held Wednesday, September 1982 at 1:00 p.m. from Alban's Anglican (66 McNaughton Ave.) the Rev. Donald Varcoe ficiating.

Interment to low in Riverside Park. A visitation for ly a and friends will be on Tuesday evening night) from 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. from the ing-Forsberg Chapel (2210 College Arrangements are ed to the Helmsing-Forsberg Funeral (Phone 522-7678). 1 DEATH NOTICE 1 FOURNIER-On Sunday, September 19, 1982, Louis.

Joseph Ludger Fournier, Montmartre, age 71 years. The funeral mass will be celebrated in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic' Church, Montmartre on Wednesday, September 22, 1982 at 10:30 a.m. by the Reverend J. Sterk. Interment in the Parish Cemetery.

Prayers in Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday evening (tonight) at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Fournier was predeceased by his parents: Joseph and Alice Fournier; two brothers: Tony and Omer and one son, Denis in 1972 and he is survived by his loving wife, Florence; two sons: Robert and his wife Beryl, Glenavon and their children: Tara and Aaron; Claude Fournier, Montmartre; seven daughters and two foster daughters: Mrs. Roger (Michelle) Ecarnot, Vibank and their children: Samantha and Jason; Mrs. Michael (Solange) Okrancy, Regina and their children: Michael Jennifer and David; Mrs.

David (Rita) Parsons, Appleton, Newfoundland and their children: Matthew and Dustin; Carmen (and Jim Koepke), Prince Albert and his children: Summer and Troy; Marie Anne and her son Joshua; Mrs. Ron (Jeannine) Buiaczek, Regina and their children: Kimberly and Tracy; Christine Soo (Alex Ryder), Assiniboine Reserve and their children: Katrina and Derek; Louise and Trena Fournier, both of Regina; two brothers: George, Sylvan Lake, Alberta, Roger and his wife Georgette, Kelowna, B.C.; two sister Julia Fournier, Morden, Manitoba and her daughter Joycelin Gawryluk, Marge Danielson, Vancouver, B.C. and two sisters: Lucille Loos and Joyce Fournier, both of Edmonton, Alberta. Arrangements in care of the Tubman Funeral Home. for be GOODNOUGH-Mr.

Arthur Roscoe Goodnough of 1101 7:30 Grace Street, Moose Jaw, the passed away Friday, September 17, 1982 at the age of 85 years. Born at Early, Iowa in 1896, he came to Canada in 1910 to the Mossbank area with his may family and homesteaded Althere. He served in the First World War and upon his return, he farmed in the Ettington, Expanse, Courval and Girvan areas. He also operated a Red and White Store in Expanse. Mr.

Goodnough moved to Ceylon in 1949 and operated an implement dealership until moving to Moose Jaw in 1952 to farm until retiring in 1962. Predeceased by his wife, Katherine in December 1974; a daughter, Vera in 1960; three sons: Floyd in 1925, Edward in 1928 and Robert in 1937; one sister, Lottie Zarn and three brothers: Lyman, Maurice and Walter and his parents. He is survived by his children: Ron of Archerwill, Saskatchewan, Muriel (Poag) of Moose Jaw, Julia (Ludke) of Sep- Moose Jaw, Dennis of Ed- Moose Jaw, Ted of Moose dearly Jaw, Gale of Smithville, Mrs. Ont. Richard, of Moose Regina Jaw, Linda (Radcliffe) of of Saskatoon, Stan of Calby gary; 24 grandchildren; 29 of great-grandchildren.

FUAl- neral services at St. Ana drew's United Church, Al- Moose Jaw, Tuesday, September 21, 1982 at 1:30 p.m. Reverend Dr. Brian Brown (and officiating. Interment at Ralph Resthaven Memorial Gar(and dens.

Visitation for family Re- and friends, Monday evening, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Mrs. the W.J. Jones Son FUJaw; neral Home. Memorials for Fergu- the Moose Jaw Hospitals, Stella Research and Development Fund would be gratefully Bill accepted and may be forwell warded directly Dr.

and D.R. Amies, 107 54 Ominiin ca Street West, Moose Jaw, 8, S6H 1W9. Empire later High. 11 with Rifles, rehe with Company Rewith (which Gulf played Purity and LAFLEUR- Joseph Zenon at Little his home in Kitchener, OnJaw tario on July 29, 1982 of a funeral heart attack at the age of 58 on years. Formerly of Lebret 22, and Regina, Sask.

He is St. survived by his wife, EleaChurch nor (nee Ferner); son, Jowith seph and daughter, Miof- chelle of Kitchener, fol- daughter, Yvette (Mrs. AlMemorial len Fulton), Toronto; sisfami- ter, Gabrielle Lane, Waterheld 100; brothers: Oliver, (to- Alberta, Ed, Kitchener and until grandson, Jamie. PredeHelms- ceased by son, Guy; parFuneral ents. Mr.

and Mrs. J.Z. Ave.) Lafleur; brothers, Marc entrust- and Marcel; sister, Rita Amyot. Funeral Mass and Chapel. Interment at Kitchener, Ont.

1 DEATH NOTICE MIHALICZ-Monday, September 20, Mr. Joseph Louis Mihalicz, dearly beloved husband of Mrs. Polly Mihalicz, 4231 19th Regina, passed away at Pasqua Hospital, age 61 years. Mr. Mihalicz is survived by his loving wife, Polly; daughter, Mrs.

Brenda husband, Walter of Taber, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mihalicz of Melville; brothers: John and wife, Mary of Lethbridge, Irwin and wife, Kelly of Victoria, B.C.; sisters: Helen Frisko and Irene Cherneski, both of Yorkton, Wilma Pankoski of Melville; aunts; uncles; nieces; nephews and many friends. Funeral service will be held Thursday, September 23, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. in Holy Rosary Cathedral, 13th Ave.

and Garnet with Rev. T. Riffel, officiating. Interment in Riverside Memorial Park. Prayers will be held Wednesday evening 7:30 p.m.

in Speers Funeral Chapel. RHEAUME- -On Sunday, September 19, 1982, Joseph Gerrard (Jerry) Rheaume, Fort Qu'Appelle, age 85 years. The funeral mass will be celebrated Church of Our Lady R.C Church, Fort Qu'Appelle Wednesday, September 1982 at 10:00 a.m. the Rev. Jim Weisgerber celebrant.

Interment in Regina morial Gardens. Mr. Rheaume was predeceased by his wife, Zeta, August 30, 1982; his parents brothers and sisters; and survived by one step-son, Gordon Bye from Winnipeg; one step-daughter-inlaw, Pearl Bye, Regina; two grandchildren: Ray. mond Bye, Moose Jaw, Mrs. David (Terrill) Cairns, Port Coquitiam, B.C.; six.

great-grandchildren. A visitation for family and friends will be at the Tubman Funeral Home, Fort Qu'Appelle, Tuesday evening from to 9:00. If friends so desire, contributions to the Saskat- chewan Heart Foundation may be tokens of remembrance. Arrangements in care of the Tubman Funeral Home. SMITH-Mr.

Mark Smith of 193 Royal Gardens, Sherwood Park, Alta. passed away accidentally on Sunday, September 19, 1982 at the age of 17 years. Born in Moose Jaw he received his education at Calgary, Regina and graduated from high school in Edmonton in the spring of 1982. He had been farming with the family at Central Butte at the time of his death. Mark was a member of the Edmonton Flying Club and had been involved in Junior Hockey in Regina and Edmonton.

He is survived by his parents, Doreen and Melvin Smith, Sherwood Park; one brother, Cory at home; grandparents, Olga and Richard Smith, Calgary; Ester and Norman Wendt, Moose Jaw; greatgrandmother, Mrs. Marie Nyhagen, Moose Jaw; several aunts, uncles, cousins, great-aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held at the Central Lutheran Church, Wednesday, September 22, 1982 at 2 p.m. Pastor Cliff Haberstock will officiate. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery, Calgary, Friday, September 24, 1982 at 3 p.m.

with Pastor Glen Krentz of Calgary conducting the committal service. W.J. Jones Son Funeral Home, Moose Jaw, in care of arrangements. SPROULE September 19, 1982, Mrs. Agnes M.

Sproule, aged 88 years, late of Lafleche, Sask. Funeral service will be held Wednesday, September 22, 1982 in Speers Funeral Chapel at 1:30 p.m., with Rev. Randy McKenzie officiating. Interment in Regina Cemetery. STEWART-On Wed.

Sept. 1, 1982, Mrs. Martha Louilla Stewart passed away in a Moose Jaw Hospital in her 81st year. She was predeceased by her parents, James and Barbara Ritchie; and one sister, Rhoda. She is survived by her husband, John A.

Stewart, Moosomin, three sons: Vernon (Bernice) Stewart, Lethbridge, Garnet (Myrtle) Stewart, Saskatoon, Norman (Anne) Stewart, Maryfield; one daughter, Margaret (Percy) Lanktree, Carlyle, 13 grand children, seven greatgrandchildren; also one brother, Stewart Ritchie, Brandon, Manitoba; twin sisters: Bella Patterson, Winnipeg, Manitoba" and Essie Tomlinson, Carrot River, Sask. The funeral service was held from G.R. Carscadden Funeral Chapel, Moosomin on Sept. 3, 1982, with Rev. L.G.

Withers, Wawota officiating. Interment was in Mayfield Cemetery. 1 DEATH NOTICE TOTO On Sunday, September 19, 1982, Delano Patrick Toto, late of Muscowpetung Indian Reserve, passed away accidentally at the age of 29 years. Predeceased by his father, Andrew, in 1974 and one brother, Soloman, in 1977. Delano is survived by his loving wife, Sandra; three daughters: Andrea, Brandy and Cheyanne; two sons: Andre and Brendon; also his mother, Winona; four brothers: Irvin, Garry, Wilfred and Barry, all of Muscowpetung Indian Reserve; four sisters: Mrs.

Vincent (Janet) Obey, Miss Wanda Toto, Mrs. Stanley (Luanne) Nahnepowisk and Mrs. Harold (Lucinda) Kaisawatum, all of the Piapot Indian Reserve; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. A wake will be held at the Toto residence. Funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 22, 1982 at the Piapot Roman Catholic Church.

Interment will take place in the family cemetery on the Muscowpetung Indian Reserve. WRIGHT- -Albert Edward, passed away peacefully, September 19, 1982 in the Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, B.C. in his 74th year. Sadly missed by his wife, Myrtle; daughter, Doris and her husband Dal Luedtke; grandchildren: Wendy and husband Brian McNulty, Terry and wife Louise Luedtke; great-grandchildren, Cristine and Ronald McNulty, Rebecca Luedtke; his sister, Hilda Ingram; brothers: Bill and George of Saskatchewan, Henry of Calgary and John in England; also many friends and relatives. His brother Gilbert predeceased him in 1980.

Albert worked for some 50 years at the Regina Steam Laundry and came to Port Coquitiam in 1974 where he and Myrtle enioyed retirement. Resting at the Angus A. MacLeod Chapel, 625 North Road, Coquitiam where friends may visit Tuesday between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. and where the funeral will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Reverend H.

Ruf of Hope Lutheran Church, Port Coquitiam officiating. Interment in Valley View Memorial Gardens. Flowers gratefully declined, donations may be sent to the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope. 2 FUNERAL CHAPELS Lee Funeral Home 3103 DEWDNEY REGINA TELEPHONE 527-8645 BRANCH OFFICE-Cupar, Sask. JOHN LIPP-Owner and Manager SPEERS Funeral Chapel Inc.

2136 College Avenue Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 1C5 522-3232 or 522-4433 Directors of Funeral Service Since 1906 HELMSING FORSBERG FUNERAL CHAPELS 2210 College Ave. Regina, Sask. 522-7678-352-7666 Branches at Milestone, Southey Raymore, Lestock Directors of Funeral Service Life Appreciation Services 5 CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Catherine McGrath and family of the late Mr. Arthur McGrath wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to Dr.

Martinosky, nurses and staff of Ward 3 at the Pasqua Hospital for their care and concern during his illness. A special thanks to Father Balzer, organist, choir, C.W.L. and Lee Funeral Home. We also wish to express our thanks to the neighbors, friends and relatives for their kind assistance during our bereavement, also for masses, cards, and donations to the Memorial Fund of Sacred Heart. -Catherine McGrath, Joe and Vicky McGrath and family.

Leader-Post Classified Ad Accounts may be paid at branches of any Chartered Bank in Regina also Sherwood Credit Union 11 Locations, Page Credit Union Saskatchewan Power Building and Bi-Rite Drugs 4 locations in Regina. Glencairn Pharmacy Glencairn Shopping Centre Dewdney Drugs 10 IN MEMORIAM HARRIS- -In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Edward (Ted) S. who passed away accidentally September 21, 1979. Love's greatest gift, remembrance. I remember the day I met him, And the day God made him mine.

remember the day God took him. And will remember til the end of time. After all the sorrow and heartache, There's one thing that makes me glad, He chose me to share with him, The many happy years we had, We made our vows together, Until death do us part, But the day God took him from me, My whole world fell apart. The memories of those happy years, When we were all together, The joys, the tears, the love and fears, Will stay with me forever, He never failed to do his best, His heart was warm and tender, He lived his life for those he loved, And those he loved, remember. -Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife, Gloria and daughter, Cheri SPOCK--In loving memory of dear father and grandfather, Peter, who passed away September 20, 1979.

To one we will never forget, His absence to us is a sorrow, His loss we will always regret. -The Parker, Bokitch and Spock families. 15 LEGACIES MEMORIAL BOSCO SOCIETY gratefully accepts memorial donations and legacies to help establish treatment centres for children and teenagers who are suicidal, highly delinquent or severely addicted to drugs. Tax Deductible. Mail to P.O.

Box 1755, Regina, Sask. S4P 3C6. 20 BIRTHS FURO- -Myrna and Ken are delighted to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Kathy Pamela, born September 6, 1982 weighing 7 lbs 13 ozs. Happy grandparents are Ed and Frieda Lauridsen, Regina and great-grandmother, Anna Hodel, Southey. It's a bou KLEIN-Bob and Patty (nee Farr) are very pleased and proud to announce the birth of their first son, Steven William, born September 12, 1982, weighing 7 5 measuring Steven is a new little playmate for sisters Stacey and Charmaine.

Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Farr and Mr. and Mrs.

W.A. Klein of Regina and greatgrandma Tippett in Victoria, B.C. Very special thanks to Dr. L.A. Cawsey and Dr.

Schwabe and Nursing and Maternity Staff of the Pasqua Hospital. Its a girl SHUYA--Dennis and Rose are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter, Amy, weighing 7 Ibs, ozes and measuring 22" on September 17, Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Perepeluk and Mr. and Mrs.

John Shuya of Norquay. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Regina General Hospital. Its a bou -Bob and Donelda (nee Senger) wish to announce the birth of their first child. Richard Paul. Richard was born at 9:06 a.m.

on August 16. 1982. He weighed 6 lbs. 9 ozs and was inches long. Proud grandparents are Michael and Marie Senger, Andrew and Madeline Exner, all of Regina.

Its a girl WELDER--Roger and Debra wish to announce the birth of their first child, Amy Cleo Marie Welder. Amy was born Friday, September 17, 1982 and weighed 6lbs. 8 ozs. KEITH-ROSS and Susan are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Courtney Elizabeth. Born September 10, 1982 weighing 8 lbs.

ozs. Happy grandparents are Sid and Audrey Young, Dave' and Mary Keith, Great grandmothers are Flora Wightman and Olive Young. TOKARSKI-Dan and Anna-Marie (nee Coles) are pleased to announce the arrival of their second daughter, Lindsay Danielle. Lindsay was born September 12, 1982, weighing 7 1 oz. and was 20" long, a sister for Jennifer Krista.

Proud grandparents are Mrs. Gay Coles of Regina and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tokarski of Watson. Greatgrandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Tocharchuk of Watson. Special thanks to Dr. O. S.

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Accommodation 985 Help Wanted 300 Business Opportunities Wanted 625 Autos Wrecking Parts Trades and Skills 305 Buildings-Houses For Removal 920 Accessories 822 Restaurant Help 310 Commercial Property 768 Airplanes Parts Service 829 Motel Hotel Farms for Sale Farm Market Auto Rentals 315 Hotels Motels 630 Autos Wanted 828 Office and Clerical Help Investment Property 635 Boats Motors Marine 868 Professional 316 Houses for Sale 900 Cars for Sale 800-819 Sales Positions 320 Houses Planned Built 915 Motorcycles Scooters Hospital Personnel 340 Houses Wanted to Buy 902 Trail Bikes 837 Position filled 302 Listings Wanted 910 Motor homes 833 Situations Wanted 345 Lots for Sale 965 Snowmobiles 835 Teachers Wanted 335 Lots Wanted 970 School Buses 830 Miscellaneous Property 930 Tires 824 Career Training Mobile Homes 941 Towing Service 826 Business Colleges Mobile Homes Wanted 942 Trailer Equipment Repairs 865 Trade Schools Music Mobile Homes Parts and Trailers Trucks 840 Voice Drama Dancing Accessories 943 Truck Accessories 841 Correspondence Courses Out of Town Property 905 Transportation 280 Colleges Universities 355 Townhouses 901 Trailers Trucks Wanted 845 To place your Action-Ad, telephones are open daily, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday evenings 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. PHONE 569-1100 40 HAPPY DAYS HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY ANNE Much Love Happiness "The family" 65 LOST AND FOUND FOUND black male puppy, 3-5 months old in the vicinity of North Gate Mall. Phone 543-3496.

FOUND Canon Lens FD 50mm f1.8. Owner please contact Box 336, Leader Post. FOUND in 800 block Victoria, Wednesday night, male kitten, grey with white paws and face. Phone 522-0608. FOUND set of keys on 7th west of Lewvan.

Phone 545-3609. FOUND young female Tabby cal near Park and Arcola. Call 352-8767. FOUND: 16" hub cap with 3 cougars on black background, Chev hub cap, two black centered, GS hub caps, 4th Ave. and Lewvan Expressway.

16" chrome ring, south on Pasqua. Phone 545-2879. FOUND 2 month old female black Lab vicinity of 17 block York Street. Call 525-9046. LOST: Calico kitten, vicinity of block Lorne St.

Reward offered. Phone 522-4720. LOST female long-haired Tortoise shell cat. White markings on left side of face, white on chin and ach. Child's pet.

Phone 522-5058. LOST friendly male Siberian Husky, just moved from Ontario. Last seen in Normanview area, wearing CFB Petawawa tag. Please call 949-4403. LOST large grey male cat, declawed, answers to Cinder, in Sherwood Estates.

Phone 949-6848. LOST: male Collie Sable, Whitmore Park area, answers to name of Shane, very gentle. Call 584-2500 LOST: On the 2200 block Montreal a black and white male cat named Fred. Phone 522-5357. LOST: September 10th, North West area, small, white, long haired dog, female, childs' pet.

Please phone 949-7475. LOST: SIAMESE CAT PHONE 949-7595, EVENINGS LOST small male grey kitten, 11 block Elphinstone. Phone 527-0816. LOST: 10 week oid German Shepherd pup, 400 block Toronto. Call 545-9719.

REASONABLE reward for anyone returning a lady's gold ring set with pink star sapphire, lost Monday, Sept. 13. Please call 525-6625. TWO black and white, one tan, week old Terrier Poodle pups, anc hamster and cage. Phone 543-7962.

70 PERSONAL BOWLERS wanted. Ladies afternoon and mixed leagues. Call Tom at 545-0133. A balloon bouquet delivered by My's Helium Hello's Call 949-1776 brighten a loved ones ABA TRUCK ton, hauling, cleaning, odd iobs done. Individual rates.

Call 522-3160. ABLE VAN. Will haul, move, paint, do yard work, etc. Call 352-2010. A BUSY half ton hauling all kinds.

Phone 527-8285 AL Hauls rubbish, rakes yards, dangerous trees. removed. hedges trimmed, rototilling. Call 543-0851 ALL VACUUM SERVICE All makes One Stop Home Cleaning Centre Phone 522-8840 AN ABLE body will haul anything. Odd iobs and grounds keeping.

Phone Dan at 545-5798 suppertime. 70 PERSONAL AAA AY MOVING, Delivery, Hauling. Furniture; Rubbish. Phone 522-8839. AAA TREE, Yard, Garden Service.

Anything, Everything. Call 522-8839. ANYTHING a ton can haul. Phone 352-7926. PROFESSIONAL SWEDISH MASSAGE FOR MEN WOMEN For relief of pains, tension or ation, days, evenings, weekends.

Registered Male Masseur. Out calls only. (Not a front for immorality.) Call 586-8060. ATTENTION ROOF PROBLEMS MERV'S ROOFING Built-up roofing, re-roofing, Repair and Maintenance Free Estimates Phone 522-5049 ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZEN Experienced lady will care for senior citizen in the comfort of their own home. Call 352-1811.

AUTO repairs and servicing, reasonable rates. Phone 352-8989. AZZ FAST Pick up and delivery of any kind. Lowest town. 12 hrs per day.

Call 522-5738 or 543-0928. BAY-VIL TAILORS We are qualified tailors from Eu rope with 20 years experience. We do custom tailoring, alterations anc repairs of all kinds. Phone 527-1721. 1603 Victoria Ave.

BIRTHRIGHT Pregnant-need help-Call 359-1862. AND HAULING Anything a half ton will haul. Phone 352-0075. CHRISTIAN HOME has immediate opening to care for levels 1, 2 and senior citizens. Phone 352-8236.

COMPLETE car cleaning service al your Tidy Car Total Appearance Center, 538 Broad St. Call 525-8884. CUSTOM made iron railings, fences, stairs, and other metal fabrica tions. Renner Welding, 352-2241. DEBBY'S CAKES Baking and decorating.

Delivery. Rental of cake pans. Debra Pele. Phone 543-2849. Drafting and Art Work Services Specializing in residential housing and small commercial buildings.

brochure designed, rendering anc art work. Free estimates. Phone 584-7763. DUDE RANCH Horseback riding, miles East. Phone 584-3427 561-2387.

EXOTIC NITES HOME PARTIES SENSUOUS, lingerie, lotions and potions, marital aids. Adult games. Invite your friends for exotic shopping in the privacy of your home. Ladies parties, minimum mixed parties, minimum 6 couples. For bookings phone 522-1093.

EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing in own home. Fast and accurate. Will pickup and deliver. Phone 545-7276. EXPERIENCED typist will do work at home.

Phone 352-9446. FANTASTIC weight loss exercise program for lazy people, that really works! Phone 949-4425. FLOOR'S LEVELLED Telepost installed and adiusted, verandahs. steps. cottages, garages, raised and block-up.

Phone 949-7168, anytime. FOR free confidential dating information call your friends at 525-9174 BEA'S DATA-MATE 13th Regina FREE estimates, iron railings, fences and steps. Phone 543-4670. GENTLEMAN in 50's would like to meet unattached lonely lady, 35 or older for outings, slight handicap ok. Write to Box 351 Leader Post.

HANDYMAN has the ability and tools for most iobs. Call George at 527-1591. HANDYMAN will do anything within reason. Phone 949-8369 HAVE ton, will do hauling, cleaning, odd jobs, dangerous trees. Call 586-5673.

70 PERSONAL HAVE 1 ton truck with enclosed box. Will move furniture and cellaneous articles. Phone 949-8337 or 569-8649 after 5 p.m. HONEY BEE SLIM Now available. Call Rick 522-1391, Reof- fol- 2028 Dewdney Ave.

East. HORSEBACK RIDING NIGHT WEEKENDS. CLOSE IN. FOR BOOKINGS. CALL 525-2725.

HOUSECLEANING and walls washed. Bonded personnel. Call Dial-A-Maid Inc. at 527-4427. HUSBAND FOR RENT Refinish hardwood floors, exterior painting, refinish furniture, rumpus room, sharpen knives.

Almost any odd iob. Will travel up to 100 miles from Regina. References. Phone 586-8196. LYNN'S REMIND ME SERVICE Wake up calls, special occasions, appointments, anything you need to be reminded of, reasonable rates.

Phone 525-1678 or 522-4442. OUTDOOR -loving male would like to meet an attractive female 20-30 for good times, romance and if possible, but not necessarily, marriage. All replies answered. Please reply to Box 332 Leader Post. PAINT protection at Tidy Car Total Appearance Center, 538 Broad St.

QUALIFIED PAINTER 15 years experience. All work guaranteed. Call 352-0060. REMINDER SERVICE Have your forgotten that special day in the past (Birthday, Anniversary, Now you don't have to let it happen again! Register with our Reminder Service and have your special days announce over one of our local radio stations. For further information, call: Special Days Reminder Service 815 Arcola Ave.

RENT A BAY Do it yourself auto repair. Auto Do It Centre, 836 Fleury Phone 525-5635 RENT-A-HUSBAND Any odd job. You can even nag too! Phone 569-8630. RICK'S REFRIGERATION Domestic and commercial refrigeration service, also domestic heating and humidifiers. Call 522-6331.

RID YOURSELF of unwanted hair, try the organic cosmetic method. Phone 522-3221 or 586-3283. 'Evening Appointments' SAVE On furnace cleaning and benefit with lower energy costs. Phone LoCost Furnace Cleaners at 949-5407. SINCERE, professional gentleman.

established, unattached, would like to meet an attractive lady, 20-30, with a small child. Obiect companionship and family life. Please reply in confidence Box 257 Leader Post. SINGING TELEGRAMS $25.00 Phone 525-9032 STEPS, RAILING, FENCES PHONE 569-3568 THAT heavenly clean feeling all for you. Home, office, apartment cleaning.

Domestic Goddess. The Cleaning Engineers. Call 545-7767 TON, will haul rubbish, dirt, branches, etc. Phone 545-0024. CALL WE HAUL.

ton. Will do moving, hauling rubbish and cleaning yards. Phone 543-8058 anytime. VACUUM SERVICE CENTRE Kirby, Filter Queen, Electrolux, GE, Hoover, Eureka, etc. 8:30 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m., Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12. Sunshine Vacuum Service, 1857 Park Street. Phone 359-1440. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Experienced photographer for weddings, reunions, teams.

all oc- We're Looking For People Who need general cleaning. Houses, suites, vacated homes. offices and other commercial premises. Bonded and experienced personnel. Call Speedy Maid Service at 527-3130.

WE RESTORE old photographs. Free estimates. Studio 11 Photography. Phone 543-9085 or 545-1818. WILL clean your home, regularly or once.

References. Phone 949-2645..