The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 27

The Leader-Post Regina Monday, February 9, 1 998 Classified 3 Grandma baz knitted 70 pairs of mittens 50 pair of slippers. Warm her heart with a Leader-Post Vblentines Greeting See page 2 HOW TO PLACE AN AD HOW TO FIND AN AD war pn Notices BjPhon 569-1100 or Toll Free 1-800-667-9999 Monday Friday 8:00 a.m. 6 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. 6 p.m.

After Hours Messages Call: 565-8361 Musical Instruction 3020 Pets A Supplies 3030 Sporting Goods 3040 Bicycles 3050 Antiques 3060 JewefleryWotches 3070 Wedding Supplies 3075 Appliances 3080 Furniture 3090 Baby Hems 3092 Tools 3094 TVsVideoSafellites 4000 Cameras A Photography ....4010 StereosCDs 4020 PhonesFaxes 4030 Web Sites 4035 Computers 4040 Video Gomes 4045 Office Supplies 4050 Miscellaneous Articles 4060 Hems Under $200 4062 Wonted to Buy 4064 Recreation Death Nohcos Memonams Funeral Chapels Crematoriums Caskets and Urns Monuments Wills and Estates Funeral Pions Legocies Memorials Cemetery Plots Prayer Comer Cords of Thanks Personalized service available at our counter Monday Friday 8 a.m. 5 p.m. 1964 Park Street Personals 1 Fax Houses for Sole 900 listings Wonted By 905 Out of Town Properly for Sale 910 Houses Wanted to Buy 920 lots WantodFor Sole 930 Unfurnished Houses for Rent 940 Furnished Houses to 950 Duplexes For Rent 955 Unfurnished Houses Wanted 960 Furnished Houses 970 Condominiums for Sole 980 Condominiums for Rent 990 Out of Town Rentals 992 Acreages 994 Acreages Wonted 996 Summer Resorts 1000 Winter Resorts 1010 B.C. Property 1015 Unfurnished Suites to 1020 Suites In Houses 1024 Furnished Suites to Rent 1030 Suites Wonted 1040 Shared Accommodation ....1050 LHK Rooms 1060 Board A Room 1070 Buildings 1095 Mobile Homes 2000 Mobile Homes Wonted 2010 Mobile Home Ports A Accessories 2020 Vacation Guide 2025 Garages for Rent 2030 Parking Space for Rent 2035 Storage A Outdoor Compounds 2040 A Gara9e 2045 Garage Soles by A-ea 2050 Garage Sales, Out of Town 2060 Craft Sales 2070 Flea Markets 2073 For maximum convenience, fax your ad (306) 565-8350 35 37 40 43 46 49 52 55 1983 4 Older Core 5002 Can Undor $1000 5005 Antique Special Interest Vehicles 5010 Spoil. Can 5015 luxury Can 5020 Four-WKool Drive.

6010 Sport Utility Vehicles 6015 Truck. 6020 Truck Accessories 6030 Van. 6035 Vehicles Wanlod 6037 Trailon 6040 Machinery A Heavy Equipment 6043 Aircraft 6045 Autowrocking 6050 Auto Part. Accessories 6060 Tiro. 6070 Automotive Service.

6080 Jj Farming 7045 Food Morket 7050 Firewood 7055 Feed, Seed, Gram A ..7060 Auctions 7065 Forms for Sole 7070 Form Buildings 7075 Lond for Sole 7080 FormPasture for Rent 7085 Farm Help Wanted 7090 Custom Farm Work 7095 Form Equipment 8000 ChemkabFertilizers 8005 Petroleum Products 8010 Livestock 8015 HorsesSoddles Trailers ....8020 Horse Boarding 6025 Miscellaneous 8030 Wonted to Buy 8035 AdultScrviee, I 8085 Adult Services 8087 Escorts 8089 Personolt Tickets Travel Companions Dating People Finder Lost Found SHE Basements 330 Building Supplies 335 Carpentry 340 Built-in Vacs 543 Carpeting A Installation 350 Carpet Cleaning 360 Concrete 370 Decks 380 Drywalling 390 Eavestroughing 400 Electrical 410 Excavation 415 Fencing 420 Fireploces 425 Flood Proofing Services 426 Furnaces 427 Furniture Refinishing A Upholstery 430 Gardening A 440 SodASoil 442 Underground Sprinklers 445 Small Engine Repair 446 Handyperson Services 447 Hauling A Moving 450 Kitchens 455 Home Repairs A Interior Renovations 460 House A Office 470 Painting A Decorating 480 Paving A Asphalt 490 Plumbing, Heating, 500 Roofing A Chimneys 510 Sand A Gravel 520 Siding, Stuccoing, Steps 530 Snow Removal 540 Sunrooms A Solariums 542 Welding 545 Windows A Window Cleaning 550 Service Directory! 575 Recycling 578 Catering 580 Groceries 585 Senior's Care Homes 587 Caregivers 590 Entertainment 600 Hall Rentals 605 Home Security 607 House A Pet Sitting 608 Income Tax Services 610 Sewing 620 Tutoring 625 TypmgResumesDesktop Pub 630 Graphic Artists 634 Employment 635 Instruction 640 Employment Services 650 Situations Wanted 660 Domestic Help Coregivers Wonted 670 General Help 680 Drivers 685 Trades 690 Motel, Hotel, Restaurant Help 700 Office A Clerical 710 Sales 720 Professional 730 Teochers 740 Health Professionals 750 Ventures 752 Professional Directory 755 Tenders 75 Judicial Sales 759 Notice to Creditors 760 Liquor Licence 762 Legal Ads 765 Money Wonted 768 Financing 770 Accounting Services 780 Agents A Distributors 795 Patents A Trademarks 800 Business Opportunities Wanted 810 Business Opportunities 820 Commercial Property 830 Stores 835 Offices 840 Shops 850 Warehouses 860 Apartments for Sale 865 Hotels, Motels For Sale 867 Commercial Property Wanted 870 Store Fixtures 871 Industrial Equipment 872 Restaurant Equipment 873 A Real Estate ilb 871 New Houses for Sale 880 Open Houses 890 4066 MotofbomM RVi 4067 All-Terrain Vehicles 4068 Motorcycles 4069 Snowmobiles 4070 ConoesKayoks ,..4071 Boats A Motors 4072 Personol Watercraft 4073 Leader-Post Classifieds Box 2020 Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3G4 Vehicles Advertising! Payments! Payments can be made at any chartered bank or use your handy 0 Images $LI 115 Beauty 120 Health Fitness 130 Counselling 135 Readings 137 Announcements "I 155 Birth Announcements 160 Happy Days 170 Happy Day Services 180 Events 190 Senior's Directory 210 Home lmprovement 305 Air Conditioning 310 Appliance Repair 320 or i Internet 4075 Auto Auction 4077 Car. (or Solo 4080 1998 Can For Solo 4086 1997 Can For Sab 4087 1996 Con For Sal 4088 1995 Can For Sal 4089 1994 Can For Solo 4090 1993 Con For 5aU 4091 1992 Can (or Solo 4092 1991 Con (or Solo 4093 1990 Con (or Solo 4094 1989 Can (or Solo 4095 1988 Can (or Solo 4096 1987 Can (or Solo 4097 1986 Can for Sal 4098 1985 Can for Solo 4099 1984 Cars (or Solo 5000 Articles For Sale! http:www.leader-post.sk.ca with name, address, phone number run dates. I i 2075 Hobbies A Crafts 2080 Collectors Comer 2090 Sports Cards 3000 Books A Mogazines 3005 Musical Instruments 3010 with name, address, phone number run dates. 8 DEATH NOTICES 8 DEATH NOTICES HUBER On Saturday, February 7, 1998, Jacob (Jack) J. Huber, Lipton, age 86 years.

The funeral service will be held in the Living Christ Lutheran Church, Lipton, on Tuesday, February 10, 1998, at 2:00 p.m. Officiant Rev. Richard Zimmerman. Interment in Lipton Memorial Gardens. Mr.

Huber was predeceased by his wife Elsie in 1994, daughter Joyce Kemerle In 1976 and his brothers and sisters: Charlie and George Huber, Kay Schick and Caroline Farrell. He is survived by two sons: Herb (Heather) Huber, Sarnia, Mel Huber, Lipton. One daughter Linda (Garth) Smith, Maverthorpe, AB. Eight grandchildren: Enid (Lawrence) Suttorp, Otto (Tanis) Kemerle and Ingrid (Darryl) Rempel, all of Winnipeg, Julie Huber, London, Shellie Huber, Mississauga, Scott Smith, Chris Smith and Michael Smith all of Edmonton, AB. Three great grandchildren: Hilary and Eric Suttorp and Kaitlyn Rempel.

Two sisters and one brother: Martha (Herb) Senft, Regina, Henry J. Huber, Lipton, and Betty (Arnold) Baker, Regina. Mr. Huber is also survived by his nieces, nephews, and many other numerous relatives. In lieu of flowers, it friends so desire, contributions to the Living Christ Lutheran Church, Lipton, SOG 3B0 may be tokens of remembrance.

Arrangements In care of the Tub-man Funeral Home, Fort Qu'Appelle, 8 DEATH NOTICES SCOTT Mr. Vernon Scott aged 76 years of Moose Jaw, passed away on Friday, February 6, 1998. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, February 11, 1998 at 2 p.m. in the Parkview Funeral Chapel. Rev.

Ted Briffett will officiate and burial of cremains will take place at a later date in the Veteran's section Rosedale Cemetery. Vernon was born and educated in Moose Jaw. He ioined the Royal Navy in 1941 and in 1944 he transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy where he served until his honourable discharge in 1945. He later worked for the Dept, of Highways until his retirement in 1982. Vernon was predeceased by his father Joseph in 1969, and mother Daisy in 1992.

He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his sister Rose (John) Smith of Summer-land, B.C.; two brothers: Gordon of Moose Jaw, Douglas (Lynn) of Regina and numerous nieces and nephews. Flowers are gratefully declined as an expression of sympathy contributions to a charity of one's choice would be appreciated by the family. Parkview Funeral Chapel and Crematorium Services in care of arrangements. Todd Sioberg, James Murdock, Don Campbell, Funeral Directors. (694-5500).

DROZDA February 6, 1998 Annie, late of Fort Qu'Appelle, formerly of Dysart passed away at the age of 90 years. She was predeceased by her husband Jack (1992), grandson Mark Drozda (1997), parents Joseph and Eva Bubyn, one sister Kate Schur, brothers: Fred, Harry, Mike and John Bubyn. Annie Is survived by daughter Bernice (Ian) MacDougall of Este-van, sons Joseph (Arlene) of Lipton and Donald (Velma) of Island View, Sask. Also left to mourn are seven grandchildren: Scott (Margo) MacDougall, Mitzi (Tom) Flett, Jackie (Larry) Kline, Douglas (Sharon) Drozda, Clara (Dan) Barton, Micheal and David Drozda. Eleven great grandchildren, four sisters-in-law, Bessie Bubyn, Annie Bubyn, Mary Bubyn and Frances Ross as well as many nieces and nephews.

Prayers will be held Sunday, February 8, 1998 at 7:30 pm in Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church, Dysart, Sask. Funeral Service will be held February 9, 1998 at 10:30 am in Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church, Dysart, Saskatchewan with Reverend Methodius Kushko officiating. Interment to follow in St. John Baptist U.C. Cemetery, Dysart, Sask.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Holy Eucharist U.C. Church, Dysart, Sask. SOG 1H0 or charity of one's choice in remembrance of Annie would be appreciated by the family. 11 MEMORIAMS HNETKA In memory of our beloved father, Mike who passed away February 9, 1969; mother, Josephine, who passed awoy November 20, 1977; sister Stella, who passed away April 3, 19SS; brothers: John, who passed away Janu- ary 30, 1972; George, who passed away January 30, 1979; Ralph, who passed away August 14, 1978; Leo, who possed away July 19, 1992. May the winds of Heaven blow gently On the quiet and peaceful spots i Where the ones we love are sleeping And will never be forgot Though their smiles are gone forever And their hands we cannot touch Still we have so many memories Of the ones we love so much Their memories are a keepsake With which we will never part God has them in His keeping And we'll always have them in our hearts.

i Forever loved by the family. 1 LEIR, Kimberley Dawn In loving memory of Kimberley. Today, you would have been 19, here on earth, But you are celebrating your 12th year 1 in heaven above. There are no presents to buy, nor ri bbons or bows. no birthday cake to bake, or candles to blow; The only gifts we now have to give are our hearts filled with so much love, Also a kiss blown into the wind, to travel afar, with a whispered "Happy Birthday, sweet Our most precious shinning star.

With all our love from mommy and daddy (Adeline and Herb). PALMER In loving memory of Hugh, who passed away February 9,1976 Another year has passed Since God called you away But still we miss you Each and every day. Loved and remembered by Elsie, Hugh and Cathy, Tr-isha, Vi and Ed and family. THOMAS-Erny and Eddy In loving memory of two dear sons, brothers, brothers-in-law ond uncles, Erny, who was taken accidentally on February 9, 1973 and Eddy, who left us on December 17, 1987. Some day we hope to meet them, Some day, we know not when.

We shall meet in a better land And never part again. Ever loved and always remembered by Mom, Dad, Allard, Kellv, Charlotte. Len ond Goylene. TRIFFO-Mary In loving memory of a dear mother, who was taken from us on Februory 9, 1993. Many a day her name is spoken, And mony an hour she is in our thoughts, A link in our family chain is broken, She has gone from our home but not from our hearts.

Ever loved and always missed by Len, Charlotte and Gavlene. WANNER In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, Ida, who passed away February 9, 1990 It's lonely here without you We miss you more each day, For life is not the same without you Since you have gone awoy Lovingly remembered by Doug and family. WSZOLEK In loving memory of my dear husband, father and grandfather, Frank Joseph, who passed away February 9,1986. No one equal on earth I 'll find You were always so good, unselfish and kind You were always there when we needed you With loving heart and a willing hand I've always been so thankful and very glad For the fifty-four wonderful years we hod You will always be remembered As a man both strong and good Who gave his best for others And did the best he could You'll alwovs be remembered For all the ioy you brought As a man who mode a difference And man who meant alot. Forever in my heart and mind and painfully missed by your ever loving dear wife, Mildred.

ZIPCHIAN, Leonard Died February 9th, 1995. True friendships last forever. Lovingly remembered, Mae, Wayne, Vince, Greg, Kale (your buddy) ond Nellie. 23 CEMETERY PLOTS 2 PLOTS, Memorial Gardens, 1800. 780-6781 or 949-3709 SCHWEITZER S.

Olive (Peacey) passed away peacefully February 5, 1998 at Saskatoon City Hospital. Predeceased by her parents, six siblings, her husband Dr. H.M. Schweitzer, and daughter Lynne, Olive Is survived by her daughter Maida and George, Jeff, Stuart and Anne; as well as Lynne and Murray's family: Paula, Susan, Pam, Mark, Penni, Trisha, Paige, John, Lynne, their spouses and nine great grandchildren; brother Wes (Marg), Janet In Victoria, nieces and nephews. Olive was born March 8, 1907 in Regina.

Upon graduation from Teachers College, she taught In the city and surrounding areas. As well she studied piano and voice, achieving her ACTM, University of Toronto Conservatory of Music. Further studies In Chicago brought opportunities for advanced training in Europe. Instead she chose the role of wife, mother, community worker and teacher. With her husband, Olive played an active part in the United Church and musical circles or Regina.

She sang in operas, was President of the Regina Musical Club, Shrine Auxiliary, Orpheus Club, and she was Provincial Commissioner of Girl Guides. Later she taught and lived for almost 30 years in Victoria where she was close to Lynne's family. Just recently she returned to her prairie roots. Olive will be lovingly remembered for her beautiful spirit, her devotion to family, her remarkable strength and courage, ioyous sense of humor, and genuine concern for others. We will cherish her memory forever.

Thank you to the caring and respectful staff at Saskatoon City Hospital, and to Dr. Sharma and Dr. Hill. A special thank you to Saskatoon Home Care. With the assistance to the wonderful Home Care aides and nurses, Mom was able to maintain her independence right to the end.

A celebration of her life will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, February 12, 1998 in Regina at Knox Metropolitan Chapel, conducted by Celia Ricker. Donations may be made to the Knox Metropolitan Organ Fund or the Heart and Stroke Foundation. God saw the road was getting tough And the hills were hard to climb So He closed your weary eyelids and whispered, Peace be thine." Arrangements are in the care at LEE FUNERAL HOME Phone: 7S7-864S SENATOR STELLA GOODWILL SENATOR STELLA GOODWILL, (nee LeCaine) began her spiritual journey Friday, February 6, 1998, at her home at Standing Buffalo Reserve. She ioined her beloved husband Alex, who passed on April 6, 1972, her son Howie, who passed on September 15, 1995, her father John Okute (LeCaine) who passed on March 27, 1963, her mother Helen Tawiyika, passed on November 11, 1918, her step-mother Christine Okute (Laswisse) who passed on May 23, 1993, and other family members.

Left to celebrate her iourney ore: Wayne (Reta) Goodwill, Val (Henry) Snokeskin, Lorraine (Ivan) Yuzicappl, Audrey Goodwill, Evelyn (Wilton) Good Striker, Madelyn (Allen) Red Bear, Patricia (Marvin) Little Child, Dianne (Larry) McKay, Leon (Colleen) Goodwill, Ro-zella (Oliver) Archdole, Darrel (Tamsen) Goodwill, Melynda (Richard) Redman, 39 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, her sisters Grace Peigan and Margaret (Roy) Smultz and brothers John LeCaine and Gus LeCaine, her special nephew Billy LeCaine, her nieces Marge (Albert) Kazan, Betty Mechulskie, Elizabeth Roger, Barb McLean and Laurie Brown, her traditionally adopted children: Marvin Star, Roy Bison, John Taylor, Berni-ece Raine and Florence Nepose. Stella grew up at Woodmountaln, Saskatchewan, amidst her family and friends. Being educated by grandparents, parents, uncles, aunties, and cousins she knew the language, history and customs of her Lakota people. Working along side her father she hunted, trapped, farmed land, broke horses, and tended to cattle. With her mother Christine, she sewed, beaded, did porcupine quill work and prepared all types of food.

In her later teens, Stella went out into the community to work on ranches and farms to supplement her family's income. She was 21 years of age when she met Alex Goodwill of Fort Qu'Appelle. They were married and settled on the Goodwill family farm at Standing Buffalo. Together they not only raised their 13 children but numerous nephews and nieces, and many friends. Their generous hospitality was known by many.

Stella was know for her colorful beadwork, porcupine quill work and satin star quilts which she sold to supplement her income. She also worked as a housekeeper for people in the Fort Qu'Appelle and Be Say Ta area. Stella served her community as a respected elder and role model. Three years ago she became a Senator for the R.C.M.P. and remained until her passing.

Stella will always be remembered for her kindness, generosity and knowledge; her compassion, faithfulness and spirituality; her imagination, ingenuity and playful humor; and her honesty and trustfulness. She treated everyone with respect and dignity. She passed on her traditional knowledge to her family as it Is displayed by her children today. The most important message she left for her children was "TO LOVE ONE ANOTHER AND TO LIVE IN She recently fulfilled her lifelong dream to reunite with her people of the Cheyenne River Lakota Sioux Nation in South Dakota. Stella completed her life Iourney here on Earth, her work was finished.

She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. SENATOR STELLA GOODWILL began her spiritual iourney Friday, February 6, 1998. Family and friends are invited to loin in the celebration of her iourney at the wake service on Monday, February 9, 1998 at 8:00 p.m. at Standing Buffalo Community Center, Standing Buffalo Reserve. Celebration of Mass will be held on Tuesday, February 10, 1998 at 11:00 a.m.

at the Standing Buffalo Community Centre. Interment will follow at Our Lady of Light Cemetery. Standing Buffalo Reserve. Funeral arrangements In care of Unser-Rlst Funeral Home Services. Phone 761-2727, Funeral Directors Dave Rlst Greg Kulak KAHNAPACE Anton George of Pasaua First Nation suddenly passed away In Campbell River B.C.

on February 4, 1998 at the age of 46 years. Anton was predeceased by sisters Kendra and Sandra, one brother Kevin Kelly and two sons Collin and Anthony Anton will be sadly missed by his mother Rosalie Pom-burn, father George Kahnapace, daughters Kendra and Dawn and son Sheldon. Also by brothers: Raymond, Joseph, Richard, Marty, Dana, his sister Harriet, seven grandchildren and numerous relatives, Funeral services are as follows: Wake on Monday, February 9, 1998 at 4:00 p.m. In Chief Ben Pasqua Memorial Hall, Pasqua First Nation. Funeral Tuesday, February 10, 1998, at 2:00 p.m.

Burial will be held ot Asham'i Beach. Funeral arrangements In care of Tubman Funeral Home, Fort Qu'Appelle, (1-800 667-8962). 1 MacNAUGHTON Mrs. Winnlfred Viola Mac-Naughton (Rose), aged 79 years of Moose Jaw, passed away on Friday, February 6, 1998. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, February 10, 1998 at 1:00 p.m.

in Park-view Funeral Chapel (474 Hochelaga St. Moose Jaw). Rev. Don Bater will officiate with burial to follow at Rosedale Cemetery. Winnie was born on September 15, 1918 in Hodgeville, Sask.

to Stanley and Edna Aldous. She married Frank Rose in 1942 and they lived in Wey-burn for a number ot years until returning to Moose Jaw in 1955, where she has since resided. Winnie worked at Swartz Metal and was a switchboard operator at Valley View Centre. She was a life member of the United Church of Canada UCW and Grandview United Church. She was actively involved in the Grandview Quilters Club.

Her favorite past time was making quilt blocks, quilting and listening to music. She enioyed her yard, gardening, visiting with her grandchildren and travelling. Predeceased by her parents, 1st husband, Frank Rose; 2nd husband, Dougall (Duke) Mac-Naughton; brother Bruce Aldous; she will be missed by her sons: Allen (special friend Janice) Rose, Chilliwack, B.C.; Wayne (Anne) Rose; Rae (Sally) Rose; daughters: Carol (Bruce) Dorward and Fay Balfour all of Moose Jaw; her brother Gerald (Doris) Aldous, Calgary; sisters-in-law; Betty Aldous, Camrose, Helen (Harry) Ferguson, Merritt, B.C.; grandchildren: Linda (Gord) Yehch, Sardis, B.C.; Russell Rose, Vancouver, B.C.; Amber Rose, Pitt Meadows, B.C.; Carla (Ralph) Gawley; Blake and Nathan Dorward, Adam Balfour, Bradley, Jeremy and Robyn Rose, all of Moose Jaw and three great grandsons, nieces, nephews and cousins, also stepchildren, Lawrie MacNaughton, B.C., Shirley (Brian) Zerr, Regina, Dale (Connie) MacNaughton, Alan (Darlene) MacNaughton, Marleen (Jerry) Corbettall of Weyburn, and numerous step-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to the Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek Home Care, do 455 Fairford Street East, Moose Jaw, Sask. S6H 1H3 or Grandview United Church Memorial Fund, 722-10th Ave.

S.W. Moose Jaw, Sask, S6H 7RI would be appreciated by the family. Parkview Funeral Chapel and Crematorium Services In care of arrangements. James Murdock, Todd Sioberg, Don Campbell. Funeral Directors (694-5500).

MORGAN The death of Mrs. Cluda Belle Morgan age 88 years of Saskatoon occurred on Friday, February 6, 1998 at St. Paul's Hospital. She was deeply loved and will be sadly missed by her daughter June (Jim) Bortolotto; five grandchildren: Wendy (Ed) Weitzel, Jim Jr, (Era) Bortolotto, Karen (Rob) Patzer, Carla Bortolotto, Laura (Don) Nashelm; five great grandchildren: Carolyn (Clay) Ganton, Jeffrey Weitzel, Stephanie end Michael Patzer and Camila Bortolotto; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband William (Bill), her parents Samuel and Sarah Forsay; one sister Mary Jane (Minnie) Reid; three brothers; George, John and Steve Forsey.

Cluda was born In Grand Bank, Newfoundland on October 26, 1909. She came to Borden, SK. with her parents In April of 1912. She took her schooling In Borden, and attended Saskatoon Business College. After her marriage to Bill Morgan, she lived most of her married life In Borden and Saskatoon.

Visitation will be 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 10, 1998, from Westwood Funeral Chapel, 1402 20th Street West, and the Funeral Service will be Wednesday, February 11, 1998 at 1:30 p.m. from The Borden Community Hall with Rev. Arlene Reynolds officiating.

Interment will be at The Borden Cemetery, In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made In Cluda's Name to the Saskatchewan Lung Association, P.O. Box 58000, Saskatoon S7K 7Y4, or to Oliver Lodge, 1405 Faulkner Cres, Saskatoon S7L 3R5, Arrangements have been entrusted to WEST- PSIURSKI On Friday, February 6, 1998, Josephine Psiurskl, widow of Frank Pslurski, Glenavon, and late of Chateau Park Nursing Home, Windsor, age 94 years. The funeral mass will be celebrated in Our Lady of the Holy Rosary R.C. Church, Glenavon, on Tuesday, February 10, 1998 at 10:00 a.m. By the Rev.

J. Pat Murphy. Interment In the parish cemetery. Prayers In the church, Monday at 7:00 p.m. Mrs.

Pslurski is survived by five daughters, three sons, thirty-four grandchildren, forty-four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Arrangements in care of Tubman Funeral Home. Wolselev. 11 MEMORIAMS BENGERT (BILL)-Februarv 9, 1989. In loving memory ol someone very special who Is never more than a thought away.

"With Love Always" Wile Berdie, daughter Shirley, son-in-law Bert, grandchll-dren ond greol grandchildren. FOX WILLIAM H. passed away in Regina on Saturday, February 7, 1998 at the age of 57 years. Predeceased by his mother Retta. He is survived by his loving wife of 33 years, Pearl; children; Ken and Rick (Jaylynne) and grandson Webster; father Melvin; brothers: Jack (Glenys) and Jim (Colleen); as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Bill was born in Weyburn, SK on August 5, 1940. He graduated from Weyburn Collegiate and obtained secondary education In Electronics. In 1960, Bill fulfilled his dream of gaining employment with IBM and enioyed a long and successful career with them, culminating with a Branch Manager position in Customer Service for the Saskatchewan Region. Bill also realized another dream as he owned and operated a farm for many years In the Weyburn area. Aside from farming, his relaxation came through time spent at his lake property, boating and socializing.

Bill was loved by all, and his friends and neighbors always enioyed a chat with him. He will be sadly missed by his family and friends. A MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held on Wednesday, February 11, 1998 at 2:00 p.m. at Regina Funeral Home, Hwy 1 East, (access off Prince of Wales Drive). A reception will follow In the Regina Funeral Home Arbor Room.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Liver Foundation, P.O. Box 1754, Regina, S4P 3C6. Arrangements In care of REGINA FUNERAL HOME (Phone 789-8850). IF YOUR MARRIAGE legally ended before Jan. 178 have you been denied CPP, Credltspllttlng benefits? Lets ban to- gether to challenge the unfair legislation.

Box 695, co Leader Post. 196, Park Street, Regina, SK. S4P 3G4 PLEASE GET OUT AND SIGN THE PETITION TO KEEP THE PLAINS HEALTH CARE CENTER OPEN, 38 HELP BY TELEPHONE WORRIES? Dealing with: bill collectors, E.I., farm bust-11 ness, personal, Revenue Canada, schoollandlardtennant situations, properly disputes, lawyers, emploveremploy- ees, etc. Confidential straight talk 1-900-451-1999, 14.99min., IB yrs. Mon.

Sat. 10 a.m. -8 P.m. C.S.T. 40 TICKETS SCOTT TOURNMENT OF HEARTS.

1 week Pass, 585-1974 WANT TO TRADE my 2 Rlverdance Tickets, March 21, 8 i p.m Orch Row tor another day, Call Kelly 305 842-5567. 1 55 LOST AND FOUND 4 POUND: Black briefcase In front of Midas Muffler, t. Al- bert, Monday, Peb 2. 525-3942 4 POUND Bundle of Insulation on Hwy 846 east of Regina early am Feb. 2nd.

Phone 771-2664. FOUND: Cassette tape on Saturday, Victoria Ave, 5384 4 fr. FUNK, Roger Lelond Henrv In loving memory ol a dear son, husband, brother and uncle, who mode his final flight and met his Lord and Saviour on February 1997. In Cod's safe keeping, until we meet in Heaven. Lovlnglv remembered and deeply missed today ond always by wife Deb, Mom Dad, Henry and Agens Funk, Wayne and Lorraine Dunnlgan, sisters Rita DeZeeuw, Rhoda Crossley, Rondo Verity and Families.

McARTON John Wilfred Stuart (Bob), age 80 years, late ot Bethune, passed away on Friday, February 6, 1998, Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, February 10, 1998 at 2:00 p.m, In Bethune Community Hall. Interment In Bethune Cemetery, Refer to Saturday's paper for more details. Arrangements In care of Speers Funeral Chapel and Crematorium.