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26 the STAR-PHOENIX, Saskatoon, Tuesday, January 10, 1978 Deaths Four youths enter guilty pleas Deaths 2 (Continued) ago, each pleaded guilty to possessing stolen au-tomjbiles. Sentencing was deferred to Jail 31 after lawyers Winston McCalla, representing Richardson, McDonald and Red, and Dick Leibel, representing Paetsch, requested the preparation of presentence reports. Trie four were arrested after juveniles questioned by city police Dec. 27 indicated they were involved in house burglaries and car thefts. He four are free on bail.

Meanwhile, a 19-year-old is facing trial on a charge police believe is related to the burglaries and thefts. Gerald George Janzen of Four local youths charged in connection with a rash of SaAatoon burglaries and thefts pleaded guilty in magistrate's court Monday to charges of break, enter and theft and possession of stolen goods. Larry Kelly Paetsch, 17, of 508 10th St. East and Richard Dean McDonald, 16, of 908 Main St. admitted in court to committing four Nutana-area burglaries in which money and stereo equipment valued at Si.OOO was taken.

Andrew Charles Richardson. 16, of 90Carleton Dr.and Randall Gordon Reid, 19, of 1-W6 22nd St. West, arrested with Paetsch and McDonald about two weeks Tenders Court briefs DANGEROUS DRIVER FINED 18-year-old who was charged after a speedy drive April 1 through Saskatoon rush-hour traffic received a S3 50 fine when he appeared in magistrate's court Monday for sentencing on a charge of dangerous driving. Stuart Michael Pearson of 218 vVinnipeg Ave. North was originally charged with criminal negligence but in an earlier court appearance pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of dangerous driving.

According to Crown evidence, the chase began about 5:30 p.m. April 1 when Pearson ignored a stop sign at RubliobTie Road and Avenue vV. He tlien proceeded north on Avenue and a succession of streets at excessive speeds, through four school zones, and was arrested after abandoning his vehicle in the 300 block of Vancouver Avenue North. BROTHERS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY Two men charged with a weekend burglary in Saskatoon were scheduled to reappear in magistrate's court today for a bail hearing on break, enter and theft charges. Darren James Ewenin, 16, and his brother Wilfred Joseph Ewenin, 24, both of 2710 33rd St.

West were arrested during the weekend in connection with a Saturday night break-in at 16 Marlborough Cres. Occupant Victor Weisgerber reported to police that $250 was missing from the house. Darren Ewenin was also charged with possessing a prohibited weapon when police found nunchaku sticks two sticks connected with a flexible cord or chain while arresting him on the other charge. In court Monday the two men were remanded in custody until today. 515 Milliard St.

West is cliarged with contributing to juvenile delinquency relating to at least 10 Nutana-area burglaries in November and December which police belief involved juveniles. Ife was charged after four jtntniles told police a man was enticing them to break into houses and was buying the stolen goods. Janzen is to be tried before a magistrate's court judge under the Juvenile Delinquency Act charge on Feb. 14. He is free on $100 recogni-zaite and is also free on bail on a false pretence charge.

Inquest set into hanging PRINCE ALBERT (CP) -Coroner Percy Hiltz said Monday an inquest will be held Jan. 28 into the hanging death of Edward Morris Johnson, 20, of North Battleford. Johnson was found dead in his cell at the Prince Albert Correctional Centre Dec. U. He was serving a 12-month sentence for theft and a six-mcnth sentence for escaping from the prison work camp.

(Continued) SALE BY TENDER SASKATCHEWAN FARM LAND Tenders are invited for the purchase of the surface only of the following farm land LEGAL Deaths Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of JOHN BJORNS-KOV, late of Saskatoon, in ttie Province of Saskatchewan, retired farmer, deceased. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if only, must be sent to the undersigned before the 2nd day of February, A.D. 1978. Canada Permanent Trust Company 170 -2nd Avenue South Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Whose solicitors are: Robertson. Muzyka, Barton Bell 703 CN Towers, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Erna A.

Oviatt, late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Deceased. All claims against the above ees-tate, duly verified by statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any. must be sent to the undersigned before the 7th day of February, 1977. after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have been received. CO-OPERATIVE TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA 333 4th Avenue North Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Executors RE: APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO SELL LIQUOR IN A DINING ROOM.

(under the provisions of The Liquor Licensing Act,) Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to apply to the Liquor Licensing Commission for a licence to sell liquor in premises known as Tiffany's Pizza Spaghetti House at Saskatoon of which the following is a correct legal description: All that portion of Lots Thirteen (13) to Twenty (20) inclusive. In Block Three (3). in the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, in the Dominion of Canada, according toa plan of Record i the Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Registration District as No. 18: Except that portion of the said Lots taken for street Widening as shown on a Plan of Record In the said Land Titles Office as N06S-S-1UB77. Civic-Address being: 1015 8th Street East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, this 21st day of December, 1977. iffany's Restaurant Per: John Matiakis Tenders 23 CITY OF SASKATOON RIVERSDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM CALL FOR TENDER FOR CREATIVE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FOR PRINCESS ALEXANDRA SCHOOL Specifications and site plan for the supply of Creative Playground Equipment are available from the: iversdale Neighbourhood Improvement Program Oftice 900-20th Street West Saskatoon. Saskatchewan S7M 0Y4 Telephone (30b) 244-3072 Tenders will be accepted at the NIP office until 2:00 P.M. February 28, 1978. The lowest or any Tender may riot necessarily be accepted.

City of Saskatoon Purchasing Agent, UfcSCHIPTION TOTAL CULTIVATED ASSESSMbN SINTALUTA TOWNSIIE-HWY. 1, FBOMOE Pi SWVj 34-17-1 1-W2 87 691A11SF) $1,820 MELVILLE TOWNSITE 11b 1700 HAFFORD MAYFAIR 5-45-9-W3 160 106 31-45-1 1-W3 160 85 1.500 Hi NWli3t-45-1t-W3 158 40 U'5U Pi NE'-S 31-45-1 1-W3 100 tO 1.150 SE'S5-4b-11-W3 IbO 62 1.400 5-46-1 1-W3 160 64 1.400 SE''o9-4b-11-W3 IcO tbO PI 9-46-1 1-W3 159 850 9-46-1 1-W3 15b 40 9b0 SE'i 17-46-1 1-W3 159 50 1.150 PI 150 60 1.150 SW'j21-4b-11-W3 IbO bO 1.150 PI. NW'ii 21-46-1 1-W3 147 50 850 STEWART VALLEY SWIFT CURRENT 160 100 1,500 NW'j7-19-14-W3 160 I.SraO PI NW'i 1-19-1o-W3 159 145 1.700 LANDIS CANOO WILKIE NE'a3-40-15-W3 160 75 1.250 Pi 3-40-1 5-W3 "155 115 1.100 PI 17-37-16-W3 152 70 1.000 iX''3-37-K-m 160 b0 1.400 25-38-1b-W3 160 90 1,100 NW'4 25-38-tb-W3 IbO 95 1.150 Nt'i35-38-16-W3 160 135 1.060 35-38-16-W3 Ibl H5 1.600 IbO 15M75SF) 2.250 SEK.33-37-17-W3 IbO 150(756 F) 2,260 Pt NFI4 21-38-17-W3 158 155 2.050 Fl SEVi 5-40-1 7-W3 149 20IA11SF) 500 Pt N'-v 1-37-18 W3 264 143 2.300 PI NEVi 13-38-18-W3 159 145 2 000 Fr. Bii9-37-20-W3 266 50 1.360 NORTH 8ATTLEF0RD 1-49-16-W3 160 70 1.100 1-49-1frW3 153 153 750 PI SEV4 7-47-18-W3 157 95 1.050 NE'4 7-47-18-W3 IbO 120 1.150 St'1 a 3 1-49-16-W3 160 65 1 000 GLASLYNTURTLEFORO SPRUCE LAKE SW4 7-50-17-W3 159 38 650 NE'i9-50-17-W3 160 65 9:0 Pt 23-51-18-W3 15b 95 1.060 Pt 167 100 850 NF''j31-5I-21-W3 1b0 H2 1.200 NWS7-52-21-W3 161 87 1.160 Pi. i 1-53-22-W3 307 2uv 2,0 PAYTON SE'i9-47-21-W3 160 bO LOCO FR NE''4 9-47-21-W3 135 70 750 NW'i 9-47-2 1-W3 1b0 65 900 LLOYDMINSTEH PARADISE HILL 160 bo 1.350 PI SE'S 1-53-25-W3 16b 20 400 PI SW', 1-53-25 W3 167 400 1-53-25-W3 160 60 700 NW'i 1-63-25-W3 150 60 700 SW4 25-51-27-W3 154 40 60 (Continued) 'HOCKEY The death of Ford Hockey, occurred on Sat.

Jan. 7th at the Kitchener Waterloo Hospital, age 83 years. Son of the late Fred Hockey, and Minnie Imerson. Predeceased by his first wife. Alice Kinsman.

Surviving are his wife, Rosaline Turcotte, one son Allan, of Saskatoon. Three daughters, Shirley, (Mrs. Jim Falloon), June, (Mrs Robert Lepp), of Smeaton, Saskatchewan, Eunice, (Mrs. L.W. Russell), of Cambridge, also survived bv 9 grandchildren, three great grandchildren.

Predeaceased by twodaughters, six brothers, and one sister. Visitation at the Schreiter-Sardrock Funeral Home. 51 Benton Street Kitchener. Funeral and Committal in the Chapel on Wednesday. Jan.

11th at 2:00 pm. Interment Woodland Cemetery. McBRIDE The passing of Mr. Norman Evans McBride. age 43, occurred In his home in Llovdmln-ster, Sask.

Sunday, December 25, 1977. Funeral Services were held Decanber31, 1977at ran IheMcCaw Chapel in Lloydminster with Rev. Norman Quigley official-Ing. A mi litary tribute was also conducted by the Royal Canadian Legion, Lloydminster Branch. Surviving are: his mother, Mrs.

Grace McBride of Kinlstino, one brother, Sgt. David W. McBride, RCAF, Yellowknife, N.W.T., two siste-s, Mrs. Delmar (Shirley) Cleveland, Saskatoon and Mrs. Reid (Muriel) Munro of Saskatoon.

He was predeceased by his father, Norman David McBride in 1949. The late Mr. McBride was bom, raised ana received his education in He enlisted in the Royal Canadian Army in 1951 and served in active combat with the P.P.C.I.L. In Korea until 1954, when he returned to Canada In civilian life. After leaving the army, he worked for several years in Alberta and returned to Saskatchewan to work for the CPR Railway In 1961, he moved to Ontario where he worked until 1968.

He returned to work in Saskatchewan and Alberta until the time of his death. Interment took place in the Lloydminster City Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Legion Members, Len Lafoy, George Bolton, Norman Clarkson, George Henry, Bill Comlon, Norman Wiite. SQIEWAGA The late Mrs. Lira Schewaga, born at Alvena, May 13, 1907 passed away January 7, 1978.

Survived by her loving husband Ernest; 6 sons: Alexander and Peter. Calgary, Fred.St.Cre-gor, Paul and Bernard, Saskatoon, Andy, Wakaw, 6 daughters: Mary (Mrs. John Knihniski), Saskatoon, Helen (Mrs. Adolph Kaminski) Mel-fort, Lillian (Mrs. Ernie Kuntz) Gilgary, Leona (Mrs.

Louis Medernach) Cudworth, Eileen (Mrs. Bob Nagy) Yellow Creek, Sask. and Elaine (Mrs. Arnold Olexon) Culgarv; 29 grand-chtUren; 3 sisters, Mary, Ann and Helen. Predeceased by her parents Jacob and Irene Boyko; 2 brothers Harry and Bill Boyko; one grandson, Randy Kaminski.

Prayers at 7:30 Monday, Jan. 9th at the Greek Catholic Church, Cudworth, Sask. Funeral Service 10 a.m. Tuesday, January 10th at Greek Catholic Church, Cudworth. CHERNISHENKO The death of Mrs.

Onesia Chernishenko age 84 years ot 406 Avenue H. South, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on January 9th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, January 12th, at 1:30 p.m. in the Ukrainian Baptist Church, 312 Avenue South, conducted by Rev. Steve Skoworodko.

McKague's Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements. Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. F. (Olga) Sha-kotko, of Toronto, Miss Lena Chernishenko of Saskatoon, Mrs. I.

(Anne) Mazurik of Saskatoon, Mrs. Emily Rankin of Toronto, Mrs. Ruby Abarmoff, of Toronto, Mrs. B. (Lillian) Poole of Toronto and Mrs.

T. (Mavis) Black of Toronto, five sons. John of St. Catherines, Peter of Virgil, Ontario, Joe of Regina, Walter of Vegreville, and Edward of Virgil, twentyfour grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and two great, great grandchildren, one sister, Sonia and one brother Peter both in the Ukraine. Mrs.

Chernishenko was predeceased by her husband Michael in 1147. Mrs. Chernishenkowasbom in the Ukraine. She came to Canada in 1910 and settled in the Blaine Lake district. Mrs.

Chenishenko moved into Saskatoon to make her home in 1948. She was a member of the Ukrainian Baptist Church since moving to Saskatoon. Interment will be made In the family plot in the Woodlawn Cemetery. GREEN The death of Mr. H.

S. (Hi) Green age 79 years of 100 Lindsay Drive. Saskatoon occurred suddenly while visiting family in Brockville, Ontario on January 8th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday January 1 1th at 1:30 p.m. from Knox United Church conducted by Rev.

Peter Williams. Saskatoon Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. (Memorial donations to a charity of the donors choice will be appreciated) Survivingare his loving wife Bertha (Billy); 2 sons Dr. R. Glen Green and his wife Peggy of Prince Albert, S.

Bruce Green and his wife Marion, Saskatoon; 3 daughters Ms. Merril M. (June) Menzies, and Mrs. S. Marino (Phyllis) Kristianson both of Ottawa and Mrs.

Eyrie E. (Muriel) Brooks, Saskatoon; 23 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren; his sisters Mrs. Elsie Gullet Wawan-esa, Manitoba and Mrs. Lottie Paul, Grand Prairie, Alta. and a daughter-in-law Mrs.

DorothyCreen. Saskatoon. He was predeceased by a sun Donald W. Green In 1961 and 5 brothers and 2 sisters. Mr.

Harold Sifton (Hi) Green was the youngest son of Susana (Loews) and Joseph E. Green who horhesteaded In Wawanesa, Manitoba. HiGreenwas born In 1899 at Wawanesa and served King and country In the Royal Flying Corps 1917-1918. He bought grain In theGovan, Sask. district before transferring to Glen Ewen where he met and married a young school teacher, Bertha Hoi-llngsworth, from Athens, Ontario.

Insurance underwriting business took him and his growing family to Areola, Weyburn and Prince Albert and finally to Saskatoon in mi to manage Concrete Drainage Pipe Ltd. 1947 saw him connected with t-vans Construction prior to purchasing and managing Builders Supply and Fuel Co. Ltd. from which he retired in 1971. An enthusiastic sportsman HI Creen left hismark In the field of sports as a boxer In the Royal Flying Corps, baseball player in Wawanesa and Areola and as a curler throughout his years.

In 1944 he plaved on the Saskatchewan Briar Team, won many bonspiels across northern Saskatchewan and visited Scotland as a member of cam Canada in I960. Active Incnnv munltv affairs Mr. Green had been associated with the Saskatoon Board of rade and Rotary Club. Hit was an honorary lite member and past president of the Nutana Curling Club, past president ot the Veterans Curling lub. the Saskatoon Old Timers Association, the Old Boy's Club and the Saskatchewan Lawn Bowling Association.

He was a past President ot the United Commercial rovelers Council No. 445. Mr. Green was currently a member of the Pioneer of the Ysar Committee of Saskachlmo Exposition Ltd, a member nf the provincial board ul Senior Cltlens "Action Now" and a member of Saskatoon Branch No. 63 Royal Canadian Legion.

A member ot the Masonic order, he was a member of Areola Lodge No, 21 A F. ft A.M., Saskatoon Ihapfer No. 4 R.A Saskatoon Preccplory No. Sit the Wa-Wa Shrine Temple and the Saskatoon Shrine flub. Inlermenl will Mku place In Wisxtlawn Cemetery, I hn Saskatoon Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements.

REGUSH The passing of Mrs. Mary Regush age 67 years of Vonda, Sask. occurred i a Saskatoon hospital on Monday, January 9th, 1978. The Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday. January 12th at 10:00 a.m from St.

George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral. 214 Avenue South celebrated by Right Rev. Father M. Pylypchuk. Prayers will be said on Wednesday evening, January 11th at 8:00 p.m.

from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North. Courtesy par king northof the Chapel. Surviving are: two daughters: Mrs. George (Elsie) Janzen and Mrs. Walter (Helen) Slywchuk, both of Saskatoon; three sons: Tom ot Vonda, Sask.

David of Saskatoon and Lawrence of Vonda; five grandchildren; her mother: Mrs. Phyllis Shewchuk of Saskatoon; three sisters: Mrs. Nick (Lillian) Ryhorchuk of Saskatoon; Mrs. Nick (Kay) Matlock of Craven, Sask. and Mrs.

Henry (Rose) Servetnyk of Saskatoon and two brothers: Ben Shewchuk of Saskatoon and Fred Shewchuk of Prince Albert, Sask. She was predeceased by her husband, John, in August 1976; her father, Mr. Steve Shewchuk in 1932, her sister, Isabel in 1935, her brother, Joe Shewchuk in 1972 and her sister, Mrs. Frances Burtney In 1977. The late Mrs.

Regush was bom and raised at Vonda, Sask. She married her husband, John, in 1934 and they farmed in the district until retiring in 1975 when they moved to the town of Vonda and had resided there since. Friends who wish may make Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, 305 219 22nd Street East, Saskatoon, S7K 0G5. Interment will takeplaceinthe Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel.

Funerals ANDERSON The Funeral Service of Mrs. Bertha Mabel Andersonwho died on January 5th, 1978 was held from St. Paul's United Church on Monday, January 9th at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Wendell Stevens.

Pallbearers were: Jim Stevens, John Stevens, David Anderson, Paul Anderson, Jim McNabb and Clarence Bischop. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Homewas in charge of arrangements. KUNTZ The Funeral Service of Mr. Raphael Kuntzwhodied on January 5, 1978 was held from St.

Marys Roman Calholic Church on January 9, 1978 at 10:30 conducted by Rev. D. Purschke C.S.s.R. Pallbearers were: Leonard Steckler, Emanuel Steckler, Peter Steckler, Isadore Steckler, Eugene Kary, Edward Kary. Interment was made In the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements were In care of Wes-twood Funeral Chapel. LIPSETT The Funeral Service of Mrs. Lenny Lipsettwhodied on January 5th, 1978 was held from Park Funeral Chapel on January 9th at 10:30 a.m conducted by Rev. N. Stewart Dingwall.

Pallbearers were: BobGibbs, Brian Gibbs, Barney Kutz, Des Fennell. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements were in careof Park Funeral Chapel. MEGER The Funeral Service of Mrs. RosinaMegerwhodied on January 4, 1978 was held from First Evangelical Church on Monday, January 9th at 1 :30 p.m.

conducted by Rev. John A. Kaiser. Pallbearers were: Bill Stus, Van Olst, Earl -Vawter, Albert Findling, Marvin Sproul and Alfred Hartman. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. WHITEHOUSE The Funeral Service of Peter Whitehouse, who died on January 5th was held from Kin-ley United Church on January 91h at 1:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. Hazel Heffren. Honorary Pallbearers were: Charles Fowler, AlexMichie, Floyd Young, Nick Rusnack, Eddie Anderson, Eric Ivison.

Active Pallbearers were: Bill Fowler, Homer Anderson, Arthur Bloomquist, Bill Domes, Clinton Dybvig, Bill Somers. Ushers were: Earl McMa-hon. Jack Whaley. Interment was made in the Crocusvale Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

BYER Mrs. Jennie Muriel Bver (nee) Stephens, died in Brandon Hospital, January 1978. The fumral service was held from the Rosewood Memorial Chapel, on Jan. 1978, at 11:00 a.m. Conducted by the Rev.

Dvnna of Bethel Penticostal Temple. Inter-rrmit was In Rosewood Manorial Gaidens, Brandon. She Is survived by twduaghters: Ethel Eanerson, Flin Flon, Shirley Curtis, Morinville, three sons: Carl, Rosetown, Stan, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Man. Two sisws: Emma Burton, Wlselon, Alena Klncaid, Saskatoon, two brothers: Earl, Seattle. Lorance, Wlseton, Sask.

She was predeceased by: her husband Jesse, in December, 1958; one brolher John, August, 1931; and both parents. She was active In Sun-dav School, and Church work most of her lite. InMemoriam BEAULIEU In loving and dierlsiied memory of a dear sisler aunre, Molher, who passed away sutienlyon Dec. 26, 1976. God knew that she was suffering.

that the hills were hard to climb. So he closed to her weary eyelids. And whispered: "Peace be Away In the beautiful hills of God. liy the valley of rest sofalr. Some day we know not when.

We will meet our love one tiere. I ovingly remembered and sndly misfit by duughiu Laura Lee and Be. tiliw family. OLENOVICH Joesph. In loving menory of a beloved husband Jowih.

father, grandlather who passKl away January 10, 1977. Uie sad and lonely year has passed. Sincea great sorrow fell. The shock that we received kit day. Noone will ever know, li lonely here without you.

We miss you so much each day. For life Is not the same for IK. snce vou were called awnv. Ho bade no one a last ftiiTwell. Nor even said Rood bye.

Ho was gone before we miiirai. And only God knows why. Ihev say time heals all snrrow. Ait) helps us to forget. But time so far has only proved.

hv much we miss vou vet. Ud gave us the strength to face It. And courage to bear the blow. Hut what It meant to lose vou. Noonewllleverknow.

Stidly missed but lovolnglv rnmnberrrl by wile Tllllo, son Howl, daughter Jan and husband l.omr, daughter Shirley and hus-bard Pot, grandchildren Sandra, Kfitenand Jctlrey. Tenders should be made for each parcel as described herein, on a cash basis and must be accompanied by a certified cheque for ten percent (10) ot the amount of the tender, payable to Marathon Realty Company Limited, contained in a sealed envelope marked "Land Tender." Cheques will be returned to unsuccessful tenderers. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (As a guide only market value (or most parcels would range form 1 5 to 20 limes the assessment or higher in some areas). WHOLLY OWNED TENANT IMPROVEMENTS (FENCES) WILL BE REMOVED OR NEGOTIATED SEPARATELY).

Tenders will close at 12 o'clock noon on February 1 0lh, 1 978 and will be received by Mr. R. M. Phillips. (Farmland Sales).

from MARATHON REALTY COMPANY LIMITED Suite 873, 125 -9th Avenue S. E. CALGARY, ALBERTA T2G 0P8 PHONE (403) 263-2790 APPROXIMATE ACREAGES MUNICIPAL for money-saving home delivery. CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 90 cents per week collecled bi-weekly BY MAIL IN CANADA 1 year $60.00 1 month 57.00 Sat. Only-yearly $16.50 BY MAIL IN U.S.A.

FORfcIGN Subscription rate per year $48.00 Postage Total $185.00 6 months $25.00 Postage S69.00 Total $94.00 3 months $14.25 Postage $34,75 Total S49.00 Saturday Only $5.50 Postage $11.50 Total $17.00 MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN SASKATCHEWAN 1 year $54.00 6 months $30.00 3 months $16.00 1 month $6.00 Sat. Only-yearly $15.00 Deaths 2 HILDEBRANDT William Hilde-brardt, age 84 years of Osier, passed away on January 9, 1978 at Saskatoon City Hospiatl. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, January 12, 1978 at 2:00 p.m.frotn Osier Mennonite Church, conducted by Rev. Ernie Hilde-bruriJ. Funk's Funeral Home of Roslhem will be in charge.

Surviving are: His loving wife Anna; 2 sons: Edwin Hildebrandt, Osier, and Ernie Hildebrandt, Saskatoon; 7 daughters: Mrs. Anna Hildebrandt, Osier, Mrs. Edna Wall. Osltr, Mrs. Linda Klassen, War-man, Mrs.

Betty Banman, Saskatoon, Mrs. Frieda Teichroeb, Saskatoon, Mrs. Sylvia Friesen, New Zealand, Irene Hildebrandt, Saskatoon; 31 grandchildren. 25 great grandchildren and 2 great, greatgrandchildren. In lieu of may be made to Mennonite Central Committee (MCC World Relief), 10119 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon.

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He leaves to mourn his loving wife Ann and two daughters Mrs. John (Effie) Scrimshaw of Edmonton, and Mrs. Jay (Terry) Lorman of Saskatoon also seven granchilcfren and two great grandchildren. Two sisters Mrs. Guy (Beatrice) Watkins of McAllen, Texas and Mrs.

David (Myrtle) Brooks of Miami, Fla. He was predeceased by his first wtte Lou in lybband a daughter Myrtle in 1962alsoby twobrothers Harold and Jav. Funeral services were held at Thursday, December 29 in St. Georges Anglican Church, Ganges-Salt Spring Island, B.C. Rev.

Peler McCalman officiated followed by Interment in St. Marks Cemetery. Arrangements by Good-manFuneral Home, Ganges, B.C. LEIGH The death of Mr. Nelson Stevens Leigh age 71 years of 29, 412 Avenue North, Saskatoon occurred suddenly In Swift Current on January 7.

1978. The Funeral Service wi 1 1 be held on Wednesday, January 11th at 3:30 p.m. from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Bob Byhre. Surviving are: his loving wife, Phyllis; a daughter, Mrs.

Carole Frleseand son-in-law Scott of St. Albert, Alberta; two grandchildren, Kevin and David and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Evans of Winnipeg. Mr. Leigh grew up in the Watrous district and came to Saskatoon in 1929.

He had lived here sincethat time. Mr. Leigh had been employed for 31 years by Labatt's Brewery. Interment will take place In Woodlawn Cemetery. (Courtesy parking south of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 25th street).

BERGER The passing of Mr. Edward Berger age 87 years of Camrose, Alta. and formerly of Delisle, Sask. occurred at Camrose on Monday, January 9th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, January from the Delisle United Church conducted by Rev.

John Crawford. Surviving are: one daughter: Miss Helen Berger of Camrose. two sons: Sam In Ontario and Howard of Camrose, Alta. and two sisters: Mrs. Edith Junop of Delisle.

Sask. and Mrs. Carrie Schilkie of Pembroke, Ont. He was predeceased by his wife, Martha, in 1971, by two sons. ElmerandFred and by three sisters and six brothers.

The late Mr. Berger was born in Ontario and came west to Delisle in 1917. Mr. Berger farmed In the Delisledistrict until his retirement when he moved to the town of Delisle and lived there until moving to Camrose two years ago. Interment will take place In the family plot in the Delisle Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel. BLUE The passing of Mr. Frederick Stanley Blue age 65 years of Dundum. Sask. occurred at Dun-dumon Friday, January 6th, 198.

TheFuneral Service will be held on Wednesday. January 1 1th at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. J. A.

Brown (ran Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Thiid Avenue North. Courtesy parking north of the Chapel. Surviving are: one daughter: Mrs. George (Shi-lev) Cordon of Saskatoon; two grandchildren: Gordon and Donna Goidon; five brothers: Edward. Richard, Thomas und Allan, all of Bradwetl, Sask.

and Bruce In Albala. He was predeceased by his wife, Lucille, In 1941 and by one brutier. Duncan. The late Mr. Blue whs bom at Metis Beach, Quebec and come west to Bradwell, Sask.

In 1918. Mr. Blue lived at Branwell until 1948 when he moved to Dun-dumamlhad resided there si nee. He served with the Canadian Army overseas during the Second World War. Interment will take place in the Soldier's Field In Woodlawn tam'tery.

Arrangements are In careof Park Funeral Chapel. HAMMOND William Dawson lale of Huniaby on January 5, 1978 aned 84 wirs. He In survived by his wile Mabel, 1 son Bill, Bumatiy, 2 daughters, Mrs. I. M.

(Beverley) Altord. Sa.atonn. Mrs. R.A. (Velma) Ad.ins.

Toronto, 4 brothers, 13 grandchildren, 5 great-Hruidchildrcn. A Mass of Christian bunil will be celebrated Saturday, January 7at lua.m. In St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, 9387 liurnaby. Fr.

R.deCoc-cold celebrant. Columbia Funeral Hon In charge of arrangements. No tluwers by request. If desired, (Ioniums to The Kidney Foundation, Vancouver would be uumeclolal. RULMPt The death o( Mrs.

Una Kuempcr ugc 65 years of 4' Chestnut Court Sandycove Acres, Struud, Ontario; tormerly of Saskatoon occurred In hospital at loronto on January 8th, 1978. A Memorial Service will be held In Saskatoon at a later date. Details of the servic will announced later. Memorial donations to thx Stroud Unltrd Church Memorial Fund, Stroud, Ontario will be appreciated In lieu of flowers. Saskatoon Funeral Home Is In charge ot arrangements.

Surviving are: her loving husband Roy, Strnud, Ontario; one son Fred Kucmper and his wife Mo of Barrie, Ontario: 2 granddaughters Lnma end Lisa; also her mother Mrs. Mabel Fulthtull, Sakntwm; 2 sister Mrs Kublna Falthfull and Mrs. tnnls Woldner and one brother Jin Falthfull all of Saskatoon She was predi'i eascd by her daughter tlien In I'iMt und bv her falhi-r Mr. in 1941. The late Mrs.

Kuempcr was burn and raised In Saskatoon. She moved to make her home at strnud, Ontario on her husband's retirement In 1975. (Continued) RAWLYK On Wednesday, January 4, 1978 at 2:30 a.m., at the Health Science Centre, Sister M. Agatha (Mary) Rawlyk died peacefully in the Lord at the ageof eighty. Sister Agatha was born on July 28, 1897, in Horodenka, Stanislawowa, Poland.

In May 1898, she iourned to Canida with her parents and settled In Rosthern, Saskatchewan. On August 3, 1916, Sr. Agatha entered the Benedictine Community in Win-nip and committed herself to the Benedictine way of life by religious profession on February 11, 1918. During most of her life of dedicated service, Sister was farm manager whai the community was located at Arborg, Manitoba. Sister also had a special way with bees.

She was a beekeeper from 1926 until 1975 and with the years of experience becme an authority. Many school children and adults, fascinated by her apiary skills, sought out her wisdom and experience. For many years, the community enjoyed both the honey and the candles which camefrom the hives she kept. When failhg health forced her to give up the apiary, candlemaking and gardening, Sr. Agatha took up craf-twerk, especially liquid embrodiery andquilt-making.

Shealwavs maintained a love tor the outdoors and grew daily in her love for the Creator. Sister Agatha added beauty to the lives of those she touched. We will remember her for her gentle and loving presence. Sister was predeceased by her father in 1KJ0, her motier in 1952, and six brothers and sisters. She is survived by one sister, Mrs.

Annie Pldwerbeski of hpeers, Saskatchewan. Prayers were said at St. Benedict's Priory diapel, 225 Masters Avenue, Winnipeg, Thursday, January 5, 1978 at the Resurrection was celebrated In ttie Priory on Friday, January 6, 1978at Burial in the Priory cemetery will follow. Cropo Funeral Chapel is In charge of arrangements. May she rest in the Lord.

BARCLAY The death of Mr. George Barclay age 82 years of the Veterans Home, Saskatoon occurred suddenly in Des Plaines, Illinois on January 7, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, January 11th at 2:30 p.m. from Grace United Church, Leroy, Saskatchewan conducted by the Rev. Alex Russell.

Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs. PaulGoad (Verna) of Des Plaines and Mrs. Ed Schroeder (Fay) of Vernon, B.C.: two sons. Robert of Leroy and Walter of North Battleford; 11 grandchildren; two brothers, James of Grandvlew, Manitoba and Johnof Edmonton; two sisters, Mrs. Jean Walker of Winnipeg and Mrs.

Beth Varcoe of Chilliwack. B.C. He was predeceased by his wife, Frances In September 1976. Mr. Barclay was born in Hartney, Manitoba and at an early agemoved with his parents to Jansen, Saskatchewan.

He later farmed at Jansen, Viscount and Leroy until retiring to Nipawin where he lived until coming to make his home in Saskatoon two years ago. Mr. Barclay was a Life Member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 309 at Leroy and a Lite Member of Lamgan Lodge No. 84 A.F.

A.M. Interment will take place In Leroy Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home is In chargeof arrangements. BROOKS The death of Laura A. Brooks age 75 years of 2205 Broadway Avenue occurred in a local hospital on January 8th, 1978.

The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, January 12th at 1 :30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Willis Paltun. Surviving are: her husband Clifton S. Brooks; 1 daughter Mrs.

R. Klnwl (Inei), Saskatoon; 1 son Bryant, Saskatoon; 2 granddaughters Mrs. M. Nelson (Lorrl), Calgary and Mrs. B.

Neisz (Kelly), Saskatoon; 2 great grandsons; one sister Mrs. Sally Williams, Saskatoon; 3 brothers Ingwald Haugen, Camrose, Alta. and Leonard and Palmer Haugen both of Leroy, Sask. Mrs. Brooks was born and educated at Govnn, Sask.

She was employed with the Cray Nuns Hospital in Rcgina for several years. Moving to Cheviot. Saskatchewan she met and married Clitton Brooks In 1929 and came to make her home In Saskatoon. Mrs. Brooks was active In Lome Avenue Baptist Church and In earlier yeurs was associated with Calvin Presbyterian Church.

Interment will take place In Hlllcrest Memorial Car-dens. (Courtesy parking area smith of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 25th Street.) KEATINC The death of Mr. J. Ambrose eu 1 1 age 73 yrars ot 1 20 115 3rd Ave. South, Saskatoon occurred In a local hospital on Monday, January 9th, 1978.

TheFuneral Mass will be held on Thurs. Jan. 12, 1978 at 10:30 a.m. from St. Marys Roman Catholic Churrh conduced by Rev.

O. Hurschko Ss R. Prayers will be said at St, Marys Church, Wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m. Surviving arei his wife, Dorothy; four sisters, Mrs. J.

A. (Mary) Wood and Mrs. F. 0. losle) Amos, both of Oxbow.

Mrs. (Ella) Hulrhinson, Ceraldtnn, Out. and Mrs. W. (Florence) Barker, Rcgina, two brothers, Earl Keating.

Rrglna and Martin Keating, Alameda. and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by four brothers. Ttw lato Mr. Keating was born at Lampman, Sask.

and received his schooling there. He lived at Nlpawln. Sask lor twenty years and had lived In Saskatoon for the past twenty ypurs and was employed with Club Billiards tor sixteen years until retiring in 1970. Interment will take plaip initio Roman Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are In caro of Wes-(wood Funeral Chapel.

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