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40 the STAR-PHOENIX, Saskatoon, Monday, November 14, 1977 Deaths 2 Deaths 2 Continued Deaths 2 (Continued) Funerals 3 (Continued) Help Wanted (Continued) 31 Help Wanted 31 (Continued) Babysitflng-Chlld Care 36 (Continued) Restaurant Help 38 (Continued) MATURE BABYSITTER Wanted to come In occasionally on weekdays and weekends. Nutana area. 242-9385. WAITRESS-ERS FOR Family res-turant (no liquor served). Experience not necessary.

Starting wage $3.50 per hour. Uniforms supplied. Phone and ask for Wally Yoner. Leave name and phone number If not In. Phone Highway Host Family Resturant.

882-2344. OPTICAL DISPENSER a National Firm requires career oriented person to operate ultra modem down town Regina dlspen-sery. Experience Is necessary, but management training Is available. Remuneration Is above average. Reply Box 1160X Star-Phoenix.

All replies treated In confidence. WELSH The Funeral Service of Jerome Whalen Welsh, who died on November 8th, 1977 was held from Second Street United Church on Novanber 12th, at 2 p.m. conducted by Ror. Carlton H. Miller.

Pallbearers were: Vince Connor, Gordon Smith, Ray Robins, Frank Gow, Willard Crossman, Jack Whitman. Masonic rlte6 were held by Victory Lodge No. 144 AF AM under the direction of Rt. Wor. Bro.

Nick Melymick. Interment was made In the family plot WOodlawn Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Homewas In charge of arrangements. CREWS-Frldav, Nov. 11th, 1977, Mr.

William John Crew9 passed away In Porteous Lodge, Saskatoon, at the age of 94 years. Mr. Crews is survived by his loving wife, Alice, 3 daughters, Mrs. Douglas, (Be) Legge, Maple Ridge, B.C. Mrs.

Fred (Mary), Ruhnkeand Mrs. Phil (Dorothy) Tlefenbach, both of Regina, 3granddaughters, 1 grandson, 9 great grandchildren and several relatives In England. Mr. Crews was bom In Devonshire, England and came to Canada In 1910 returning In 1914 to serve In the first world WSr with the British army for 5 years, returning to Saskatoon to his old lob with the city until 1930 when he Joined Saskatchewan Power Corporation, until his retirement In 1947. Funeral service will held on Tuesday, Nov.

15th, 1977 at 1:30 p.m. in Spears Funeral Chapel with Rev. B. Proctor officiating, Interment In Regina Memorial Gardens. GILLESPIE The death of Annie A.

Gillespie age 89 years of Porteous 'Lodge, formerly of 2518 Broadway 'Ave. occurred at her home on Novanber 12th, 1977. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, Novenber 15th at 1 :30 p.m. trom St. Martin's United Church conducted by Rev.

Eleanor Gelb. (Memorial donations to a charity of the donors choice will be appreciated in lieu of flowers.) Surviving are: her husband David; 3 sons Harold, Guelph, Ontario; Ralph, Saskatoon and Vancouver, B.C.; and 9 grandchildren; also a sister Mrs. Amy Richards, Edmonton, and a brother William Slnnamon, Outlook, Sask. She was predeceased by a son Bruce in November 1976. Mrs.

Gillespie was born In Ontario. She came west to make her home at Davidson, Sask. In 1913 and had resided In Saskatoon since 1960. Mrs. Gillespie was a member of St.

Martin's United Church and the U.C.W. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home Is in charge of -arrangements. SASKATOON PHOTOGRAPHY service requires part time personnel tor evening work, equipment supplied, reply In writing to Box 2090. Saskatoon.

ATTENTION DRIVERS Saskatoon Excavating Co. Ltd. requires experienced semi-drivers. Good references required. Involves shiftwork.

373-0888. SEMI-DRIVERS WANTED. Experienced need only apply to Slemans Transport. 374-6006 SMALL ENGINE Mechanic wanted, must be self reliant, have own transportation. Top wages paid.

652-4696. SONSOF NOR WAY Oneof thefas-test growing Faternal Society's has an above average sales opportunity In this area. Positions requires long hours, hard work and a determination to succeed. Rewards are also above average for those ab le to communicate their Idea. For further Information write to Ross Anderson, Area Manager, 4415 66th St.

Camrose, Alberts, T4V 2S6, (403) 672-2785. SHUTER The passing of Mr. Harry Shuter age 90 years of Haf-ford, Sask. occurred at Hafford, Sask. on Wednesday November 9, 1977.

The Funeral Mass was held on Saturday, November 12, 1977 at 9:30 a.m. from The Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Church, Orlow, Celebrated by Rev. Fr. R. Homenko Prayers were said on Friday evening, November 11th at 8:00 p.m.

from Park Funeral Chapel. Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Joe (Anne) Bigelow of Nlpawin, Sask. and Mrs. Victor (Helen) Schmidt of Saskatoon; five sons: Mike of Nlpawin, Peter of Hafford, Sask.

Bill of Saskatoon; Paul of Hafford, Sask. And John of Cudworth, eighteen grandchildren; fifteen great-grandchildren; three sisters; Mrs. George (Anne) Kostynluk of Wakaw, Mrs. Eva Mandzluk of Prince Albert, Sask. and Mrs.

Mary Kostluk of Smeaton, Sask. and three brothers: Bill and Alex both of Prince Albert, Sask. and Andrew of Thunder Bay, Ont. He was predeceased bv his wife Helen, in 1970 and bv two brothers: John and Peter. The late Mr.

Shuter was born in the Ukraine In 1887 and came to Canada In 1902, settling In the Rosthern district with his parents. He married his wife, the former Helen Charko, In 1910 and homesteaded In the Hafford district and had resided there until his passing. Pallbearers were: Lenard Shu-tvr, Bemle Shutyr, Lome Genest, VlctorSchmldt, Ernest Sholter, Bill Krynowskl. Interment took place In the family plot in the Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery at Orlow. Arrangements were In care of Park Funeral Chapel, DIVISION OF CONSULATED foods, has a opening In Saskatoon area fOrambltlous person, neat with good character, Permanent opportunity for $250 a week.

No experience neccessary. For personnel, confldental Interview write Box 170 Saskatoon DRIVER REQUIRED for Western Trallways Motorcoach Lines Ltd. Class 2 licence, or better, air ticket, mature, apply In person, 417 44th. Street East. EXPERIENCED INTERIOR finished capenter wanted.

For apartment protect. Excellent wage. P.M. 343-1516. EXPERIENCED RELIEF cook.

Good working conditions. Not more than one meal to prepare. Apply In person. 339 Ave. C.

South. FULLTIME and part time taxi cab drivers. Male-Female. 244-6144. 1 FULLY EXPERIENCED drywall tapers required.

Call 652-6702. GENI REPRESENTATIVES Party Hostesses. Christmas money now. Full or part time. Cities and country.

Phone 373-8652 382-1343. m0 HEAVY DUTY mechanic and welderwanted. 244-6042. Hep warned: Electric Sign Manufacturer requires experience personnel Reply, stating qualifications and expolenceto: Signs by Gene (Alberta) Limited Box 1)69 Lloyrtnlnster, Alberta S9V 1E9 Phone: 403-875-5661 NowTaklng Applications For Full time and part-time table waiting personnel Must be 19 years of age or older Part-time cooks to work nights and afternoons Experience perf erred Apply In person between 9 a.m. and 11 am.

and 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. 120 Idylwyld Dr. S. Operation Interlock FOR FREE SERVICE Gives aid to older persons to find employment.

Come in to see us. 244 3622 403 MacMI Man Bldg. y-2 SECURITY OFFICERS Part time. Neat appearance. Bond-able.

For appointment call 382-5103 after6p.m. MOTHER GOOSE DAYCARE Modern facllltles-Quallfled teachers Stimulating and balanced program 7:30 a.m. 6 p.m. Boychuck Centre 374-4481 L5 MOTHER WILL babysit Infants 6 to 18 months In own home weekdays. 373-7948.

SASKATOON NURSERY 14068th Ave. N. Day care forchlldren. 652-6973. 10 WANTED BABYSITTER for day and evening work.

Confederation area. 3841479. WILL BABYSIT In my home, near Caroline Robbins School. Westvfew. 382-9812.

WILL BABYSIT full or part-time, day or occassional evenings. My home. 900 block Ave. H. N.

2443003. WILL BABYSIT In myhome.week-days, 100 Block U. South 382-4284. WILL DO BABYSITTING In my home. 3747531 WILL DO babysitting In my home.

River Heights area. 652-0742. GOVERNMENT LICENSED daycare home has vacancies. Subsidy available. Wildwood.

3748475. WILL DO BABYSITTING, 5 days week, 8a.m. 5 p.m., Confederation Park. Preferably under 5 years. 3842307.

COLLEGE PARK teacher requires sitter for Infant. Call after 5, 374 1935. References. Part Time Help 37 EXPERIENCED PART Time Teller required by Royal Trust for Saturdays only. Contact Mrs.

Phyllis Burt at 652-8755 for Interview. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT With the North Saskatchewan Regiment1 Sargent Hugh Calms V.C. Armory. Join the Militia. Inquire at 2448766.

Wednesday evening or Saturday. Restaurant Help 38 BANQUET COOK experience essential. Excellent wages and working conditions. Apply In person to chef at Saskatoon ravelodge. 1 06 Circle Drive West.

CANADIAN CANTONESE Cook required by Executive Motor Hotel night shift, position open Immedl ately. 2446104. DOMINIC'S REQUIRED part time Host-ess and part time walter-ess. Good hourly wages. Apply In person between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m.

Kitchen Cooks, Per Hour Graveyard shift. For more Informa-tion phone Andy at 242-8550. MATURE PERSONS for full time and part-time waiter-waitress, part-time cook, Smltty's Pancake House in Wildwood. 373-4858. Sales Personnel AN OPENING Exists for enthusiastic self motivated person to loin a well established national company.

The person will be responsible tor calling on the meat trade In Saskatoon and Northern Saskatchewan and must be willing to relocate. Preference will be given to those haveing a successful sales record or retail meat experience. We offer a company car, expenses and very liberal fringe benefits. Please send a complete resume, stating education, lob experience and salary hls-toryto: P.O. Box 1190, Saskatoon.

SALESPERSON Accident Insurance If you are already in this field of endeavour look Into this ad. All lead work, groups to be taken care of. You can be home every night and still make $2,000. per month. Wecan help you financially to get you started.

Benefits: Group Insurance and Group Sickness Accident. For interview call 244-0505 from 8:30 p.m. Evenings: 3740786 from 6:00 p.m. p.m. Sales Representative FOR SASKATOON AND AREA CALGARY SPECIALTY CHEMICAL CO.

NEEDS EXPERIENCED SALES PERSON TO CALL ON INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTS. MUST HAVE A CAR. SALARY PLUS EXCELLENT COMMISSIONS. MUST BE SELF STARTER. TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED.

WRITE TO: J. KOSTYNUIK 4150L-14A Street, S.E., CALGARY, Alta. T2G 3L3 MANAGEMENT Groller, publishers of the famous New Book of Knowledge and new and exciting childrens' reading programs, need experienced divisional manager-ess lead operation. restlge Saskatoon position. uarantee, bonuses, o-write.

A II company benefits. I ncome $35,000 to $50,000 Consideration for Field Manager-ess Send resume to: Mr. L. Cal lei 1333 West Georgia St. VANCOUVER, B.C.

V6C3K5 Telephone 6046845857 Hairdressers Wanted 39 NUTANA PARK Styling Center requires hairdresser with clientel to assume senior position. Inquiries confidential. 373-2844 or 373-1052. Office Help 40 PLAINSMAN DEVELOPMENTS LTD. Requiresa STENOGRAPHER-CLERK For Sales and Construction related duties.

Experience In a construction office or related work would be an asset, but not essential for a bright aggressive person. To arrange an Interview please send a resume to: plainsman 1T developments ltd. 3337- 8th St. XI Saskatoon Attention: F. R.

Kindred INVESTMENT DEPT. Canadian Co. requires Assistant Involving sale of short term investments and Reg. Retirement Savings Plans. Should have some experience In related work and ability to meet public.

Min. Gr. 12 education. All replies confidential. Reply In writing stating age, qualifications to Box 456 Star-Phoenix PERSON REQUIRED with computer experience to supervise the operation of an NCR 499 machine.

Salary commensurate with experience. Apply giving full regime to: Box 449 D. Star-Phoenix. REQUIRED A book keeper to work 3 to 4 hours a day, 6 days a week. Must be bondable and have a drivers licence.

Apply in person only. Mohawk Sutherland Service, 205 Central Ave. Prof, i Management Help 42 WANTED: GROUP Home House manager for mentally handicapped adults. The lob Is complex, involved, challenging and requires dedication and commitment The applicant must have an understanding for people that require help to live In a normalized atmosphere. Must be mature, responsible and able to use good judgement.

Live In. Apply in writing to: The Prince Albert Group Home Society, Box 514, Prince Albert, Sask. 43 Hilti (Canada) Limited We have an opportunity for a salesperson to cover a territory in the Saskatoon Area selling specialized fastening systems to the construction Industry. The work Involves lob sight selling to existing and prospective customers in all trades related to construction prelects. If you have a mechanical aptitude and enjoy solving problems you may be the person we seek Somedirect industrial sales experience or counter sales work would be an additional asset.

A stable remuneration with opportunity to earn In relation to vourown efforts Is provided through a well balanced mix of salary, commission and bonus. In addition we offer excellent fringe benefits and a pension plan. All business expenses are fully paid. A paid initial training program in product and sales technique is provided. Please telephone D.

Wllins at 244 2901 on Tuesday between 10 and 5 and Wednesday between 9 and COMMISSION SALES person fbr a manufacture agent and and importer for the Saskatoon area. Vehicle supplied. All replies confidential. Interview November17and November 18. Send resume to Box 454 p.

Star-Phoenix. Saskatoon. PRINT ADVERTISING A trainee or sales person with limited or unrelated experience will find our opening a good chance to earn and learn. Commissions are paid, so there Is real opportunity. Reply Box 440 Star- Phoenix.

WANTED: Salesman for large Farm Equipment and Car-Truck Dealership in small Saskatchewan town. This Is an excellent opportunity for the right person. Contact Paul Finley, Finleys' Auto8i Farm Supply Limited, Phone 398-2323, Cut Knife, Sask. FRATERNAL INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE We are now interviewing for career sales positions with one of the largest and fastest growing fraternal benefit societies in the world. We are looking for people who can work with a minimum of supervision.

Responsible self-starters whoeniov working with and talking to people are ideal candidates for this rewarding career. Previous experience is not necessary however, background In sales or public relations is a definite plus. Personality, enthusiasm and will Ingness to learn most important. Call 2440989. ANALYTICAL TECHNICIAN P.O.S.

Pilot Plant Corporation requires a technician to carry out a wide range of analytical procedures on oil seeds, cereal grains and their by-products. This permanent position offers variety and scope in a newly established research and development corporation. A sound knowledge of chemical analysis is required. Experience in the analysis of food materials Is a definite asset. P.O.S.

Pilot Plant Corporation (P.O.S. represents protein, oil, starch) is aiiilot plant and laboratory facility recently completed on the University of Saskatchewan Campus. The Corporation provides to clients In government, Industry or the academic sector, a wide range of pilot scale, equipment for processing oil seeds, grain and other food materials. A well equipped set of laboratories provide analytical and research capability tothefacility. The position Is available Immediately.

Salary will be In the range of $10,000 to $13,000 per annum depending upon qualifications and experience. Please send yourYesume in confidence to: MR.C.B. HARRISON A P0S PILOT PLANT CORPORATION UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN CAMPUS FRITZ The Funeral Mass of Mrs. Helen Fritz Sr. who died on Novanber 9th, 1977 was held from St.Aloyslus Roman Catholic Church at Allan, Sask.

on November 11th at Celebrated by Rev. H. Krawltz. Pallbearers were Donald Senger, Wayne Fritz, Ervin Boehm, Leo Fritz, Arnold Usselman, Daryle Senger. Interment took place In the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Allan.

Arrangements were In care of Park Funeral Chapel. SPEAREY The Funeral Service of Ella Kathleen Spearey who died on November 9th, 1977 was held from The Chapel of McKague's Funeral Homeon November 11th, at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. E. Gelb.

Pallbearers were: Ed Berryere, Ken Ross, Alfred Penner, Ivan Earl, Dwayne Forest, Bob Green. Interment was made In Woodlawn Cemetery. BROOKS' The Funeral Service of Darrai Stanley Brooks, who died on November 8th was held from Westwood Funeral Chapel on Sat. Nov. 12th at 3:30 p.m.

conducted by Rev. G. Redcllffe. Pallbearers were: Murray Fee, Mark Rawlyk, David Street, Bob Hassel, Nick Lewickl, Glen Hay. Interment was made In Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. GILLIES The Funeral Mass for Sister Marie Evarlsta Gillies who died on November 9, 1977 was held from the Convent of Sion Chapel on Saturday, November 12th at a.m. Concelebrants were, The Most Rev. J. P.

Mahoney, Rt. Rev. J. S. Robinson, Rev.

S. Urbanoski and Rev. G. Masse. Pallbearers were: Dr.

D. M. Boyd, Dr. J. Daly, Mr.

G. Stocks, Mr. H. Chevrier, Mr. W.

J. Fleury and Mr. D. Welk. Interment took place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery.

Saskatoon Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. HE RBE RT The Funeral Mass for Frandne Maria G. Herbert who died on November 8th, 1977 was held from St. Paul's Cathedral on Saturday, November 12th at 2:00 p.m. Concelebrants of the Mass were: Rev.

Len Cyr, Rev. S. Levol, Rev. G. Doucette.

Pallbearers were: Ted Body, Len Dupuis, Dave Manning, Dan Listow, Emle Lawton, Ian Collins. Following cremation Interment will take place In St. Pancras Cemetery, London England at a laterdate. Saskatoon Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. KRIPKI The Funeral Service of Mrs.

Helen Krlpki, whodiedon Nov. 9th was held from Holy Trinity Cathedral on Frl. Nov. 11th at 9:30 a.m. conducted by Rev.

P. Hnatiw. Palbearers were: Harry Krlpki, Peter Kripki, Alex Krlpki, Jerry Hrechuk, Terry Mochrouk, Alan Mochoruk. Interment was made in the Orthodox Section of Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements were In care of Westwood Funeral Chapel.

SPENST The Funeral Service of Mrs. Katherina Spenst who died on November 8th, 1977 was held from Park Funeral Chapel on November 12th at Conducted by Rev. Gary Redcllffe. Pallbearers were: Wilfred Hildebrand, Jack Frlesen, David Buller, Bill Relmer, Bernard Frlesen, Dan Teichrob. Interment took place In Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements were in care of Park Funeral Chapel. Personal Services 15 FLAMAN INVESTIGATION and Security Agency Ltd. Uniformed guards armed guards Specializing In divorce evidence Box 362, Saskatoon, 343-8979 ylO BELFER SERVICES LTD. Box 123, Saskatoon Investigation 4 Security 382-1547, 24 hours y2 Companion by Airway An artificial breast, 100 silicone Mrs. L.

Opsahl, No. 807-2309 McEown Ave. Saskatoon. 374-9707. FOR THAT Special Occasion, You Need PARTY HELP.

384-1751. KASH SEWING. Fix leans 4 work clothes. Phone 373-7254 after6. m7 PAINTERS, CHRISTMAS coming, want a professional lob done, at a low down to earth price.

Call 665-3450. PERSONALIZED TYPING services. Quality thesis, essay, busi-' ness typing. Pick-up. 384-2840.

PIERRE PARIS WORK BOOTS Orthopedically Designed Aids sore feet legs, back problems CLARENCE W. SIMPSON 242-7460 2 REOPEN Marie's Swedish Mas-sage. Phone 242-9378. RUBBISH REMOVAL. 242-4407.

ml SECRA-TEL TYPING SERVICES for all your typing needs. Quality work guar. 382-4604. m4 STUDENT WITH truck will haul junk. $10.

a load. After 4, 374-9052. mi will CLEAN yard, haul lunk 4 move furniture. 665-8582; 382-9171. mo Lost Found 16 LOST A brown leather notecase.

In the vicinity of Clarence Ave. South. Phone after 6 p.m. 374-7092. LOST, IN College Park area, small white Persian cat.

With black smudge on end, call 373-5369. LOST PART Collie and part German Shepherd pup. Tan colorcollar. Answers to name Haggard. 382-4115.

Help Wanted 31 EXPERIENCED AUTO-BODY-PERSON wanted. Must have own tools. Flat rate. Top wages. Phone 652-6044.

TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST. Must speak and dress well. No experience neccessary, we train. Salary plus bonus. Full and part-time.

Two shiftsavailable." Apply Bess borough Hotel Suite 603. 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. No phone calls please WAITERS-WAITRESSES Wanted. Part time.

Apply In person; King George Beverage Room. Ask for Ron. EXPERIENCED HIGH performance mechanic to do performance tune-igis. transmission overhauled, gear installation, apply at Mid West High Performance Centre 644 Broadway. 9 a.m.

5:30 p.m. EXCITING AND interesting employment. Training provided. Ages 18-65. Phone 373-5090 for appointment for Interview.

Wages S3 00 -S6 00 per hour HENIGMAN The death of George Francis Henlgman age 73 years of 1325 Avenue South, Saskatoon occurred In a local hospital on Saturday, November 12, 1977. The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 16th at 10 a.m. from St. Marys Roman Catholic Churdi conducted by Rev.

N. Corbett CSsR. Prayers will besaldatSt. Marys Church Tuesday evening at8 p.m. Surviving are: his wife, Gladys; seven daughters; Sister Elaine Henlgman, Dlgby, Nova Scotia, Mrs.

Gwen Currie, Saskatoon, Mrs. Barbara Hala, Regina, Mrs. Carol Enser, Toronto, Mrs. Vera Lopes, San Jose, Mrs. Sharon Nledermaler, Calgary, and Mrs.

Linda Namby, Los Angeles, Three sons: Melville, Saskatoon, Alan, Calgary, and Nell, Six sisters: Mrs. Anna Stone, Los Angeles, Sister Ella Henlgman, Wisconsin, Mrs. Mary Turcotle, Vancouver, Mrs. Josephine Johnson, Saskatoon, Mrs. Rose Brown, Saskatoon, and Mrs.

Clara Horvath, Kelowna, B.C. Two brothers: Louis, Saskatoon and Charles, Saskatoon, fifteen grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Mr. Henlgman was predeceased by three brothers and one sister. Mr.

Henlgman was bom in the U.S.A. and came to Saskatoon as a child in 1910. For many years he owned and operated Jack-son Auto Parts. Mr. Henlgman was a member of the Knights of Colimbus and St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Memorial gifts may be made to the Sask. Heart Foundation, 440 Second Ave. North Saskatoon. Interment will be made In the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Wes-twood Funeral Chapel. LANAVAZ Mr. Joe Lanaovaz age 81 years of Duck Lake, Sask. passed away Nov. 12th, 1977.

Born In Carleton, N.W.T., farmed In the La Plalne district district. Retired in 1962. He had served on the RM Council, the La Plalne local school board, founding member of the Rosthern Hospital Board, founding member of Rosthern Co-op, original member of Sask. IMieat Pool, Knights of Columbus, member of Duck Lake Senior Citizens. Predeceased by first wife Marle-Martha Klelne In 1942, his second wife Martha Klelne-Perret In 1953 and brother Rene In 1959.

Surviving are 3 daughters Alice (Mrs. Raymond Perrin) of Duck Lake, Eugenie (Mrs. Andre Savldan) of Saskatoon, Lorraine (Mrs. Alfred Guillon) of Surrey, B.C.; two sons Edward (Ceclle Mahe) of Duck Lake, Dennis (Joy Bosson) of Grand Central, Alberta; 33 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, 2 brothers Ferdinand and Marcel both of Duck Lake, also five sisters Francolse (Mrs. Alex Per-tlllat) of Duck Lake, Julie (Mrs.

Ferdinand- Doucett) of Fort Francis, Marie Louise (Mrs. Klassen) of Saskatoon, Margueurlt (Mrs. Ernest Doucett) of Duck Lake Helene (Mrs. Daoust) of Montreal. Prayer Service In Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church, Duck Lake, Monday, Nov.

14, 8 p.m. Funeral Mass In Duck-Lake Church Nov. 15, 10:30 a.m. Rev Father Martin Vanden-Akker celebrant. Interment Duck Lake Cemetery.

Arrangements by River Park Limited, Bob Orleski, Henri Paulus, Murray Tait, Bob Middelkamt, Directors. Phone 764-2727. McKERCHER-The death of the Honorable Stewart McKercher, Q.C., age eighty four, occurred at Saskatoon on the twelfth day of November, 1977. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 15, 1977, at 2:00 p.m. from St.

Andrew's Presbyterian Church (20th Street East and Spa-dina Crescent) Saskatoon, conducted by Dr. R. A. Davidson. Surviving are: his loving wife, Marie, two sons and their wives, Robert H.

and Peggy; Donald S. and Shirley; four grandchildren, Mrs. R. Bell (Nancy), Marie, Duncanand Malcolm McKercher; and one brother, Robert G. McKercher of Victoria, B.C.

He was predeceased by his sister Agnes. Mr. McKercher was born in Wroxeter, Ontario, and came to Saskatchewan in 1913. He taught school at Young, Saskatchewan until enlistment on the fourth of October, 1914, going overseas as a lieutenant with the 65th battallion. While overseas he transferred to the Seaforth Highlanders and In July of 1916, joined the Royal Flying Corp and was posted to Number One Squadron France, flying with that squadron until April 1917 when, wounded, he was returned to Canada.

He attended and graduated from Queens University in 1919, and the University of Saskatchewan In 1922. He practised law at Saskatoon until February, 1948 when he was appointed a Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, romwhich apppolntment he retired In June of 1965. He returned to the practice of Law, and was given an Honorary Life Membership in the Saskatchewan Law Society in May of 1972. During the period of World War II, from 1940 to 1944, he was associated with the Commonwealth Air Training Plan and managed air training schools for the R.C.A.F. and the R.A.F.

at Prince Albert and Caron, Saskatchewan; and Abbotsford, B.C. Mr. McKercher was a member of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, serving on both the Board of Managers, and the Session of the church. He was a director of the R.C-A.F.

Benevolent Fund, and Honorary Lieutenant Colonel of the Saskatoon Light Infantry Regiment. He served for a number of years on the Boards of St. Paul's Hospital and the Saskatoon City Hospital. He was a charter member of Nutana Curling Club and a member of the Riverside Curling Club, The Canadian Legion and Masonic Lodge. Interment will take plaoein Woodlawn Cemetery.

Donations to a charity of your choice in lieu of flowers will be appreciated. Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel. Personal In Memorium Funeral Directors Card of Thanks On Page 48 Funerals 3 PHIPPS The Funeral Service of Mrs. Jennet Ann Phipps whodiedon Novanber 8, 1977 was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Thursday. November 10th at 3 30 pm.

conducted by Rev. W. J. Philips Rees. Pallbearers were: Dave Phipps.

Randy Phipps. Rick Phipps, Bill Nelson, Murray Phipps and Les Phipps. Interment took placein Woodlawn Cemetery PI LON Agnes Arnold age 94 years passed away at her residence, Oliver Lodge, Saskatoon on "November 12th, 1977. Mrs. Pllon was bom at Pipestone Creek, Manitoba, where her father and mother had migrated from Scotland.

She with her family returned to Scotland, where she was educated. The family returned to Canada In the early part of this century after which she married Archibald Forbes Arnold of Yorkton, Sask. Mr. predeceased her in 1910. There were two children from this marriage, Helen and Fred.

Mrs. Pllon married J. D. (Don) Pllon of Melville, Sask. In 1914.

There were four children from the marralge, Beatrice, Faith, Allan and Betty May. Mrs. Pllon was predeceased by Mr. Pllon in 1975 and by her -daughter Faith In 1951. Surviving are; her children, Helen of Vancouver, Fred of Saskatoon, Beatrice of Vancouver, Allan of Victoria and Betty May Speed of Saskatoon.

She also leaves six grandsons, four granddaughters, eleven great grandchildren, two sisters, Lena of Ottawa and Ottie of Yorkton, Sask. and one brother, Thomas Wight of Prince Albert. A private graveside service will be held on Tuesday, Novanber 15th at 2 p.m. at Wood-lawn Cemetery, Saskatoon. Rev.

James Mavne will conduct the service. Arrangements are In care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. WEBER The passing of Mr. John David Weber age 80 years of The Veterans Home, Saskatoon and formerly of Delisle, Sask. occurred at his residence on Thursday, November 10th, 1977.

The Funeral Service was held on Monday, November 14th at 1:00 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. J. L. Reggin.

Surviving are: his loving wife, Wilma; five daughters: Mrs. Ed (Ruby) Borlx of Prince Albert, Mrs. Barry (Dorothy) Dolan of Milden, Mrs. George Leona) Teed of Peace River, Mrs. Jack (Verna) Bentley of Delisle, Sask.

and Mrs. Marvin (Pearl) Gilbertson of Kin-derslev, three sons: Edward of Saskatoon; Hubert of Vanscoy, Sask. and Gordon of Saskatoon; thirty-two grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren and one sister: Mrs. Christie (Minnie) Junop of Pembroke, Ont. He was predeceased by two grandchildren: Leslie Dolan and Tom Teed, by two brothers: William and Ernest and byoneslster: Mrs.

William (Annie) Pilgrim. The late Mr. Weber was born and raised in Rosenthal, Ontario and married his wife, Wilma, on June 23rd, 1926. 1 1928 he came west to the Avondale district where he farmed until 1938 when he moved to Delisle, Sask. where he was employed as a carpenter with one of the Grain Companies.

Mr. Weber retired in 1961 and moved to Saskatoon and had resided here since Mr. Weber had served during both the First World War and the Second World War. Friends who wish may make Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, 305 219 22nd Street East, Saskatoon. The Pallbearers were: Danny Teed, Gary Dolan, Reggie Bentley, Wayne Borlx, Doug Dolan.

Terry Borix. Interment took place in Hlllcrest Memorial Gardens. Arrangements were in care of Park Funeral Chapel. One-Step Dressing Printed Pattern One-step dressing is perfect for lively girls in a hurry to meet friends, get to school, have fun! Easy-fit diagonal wrap sashes at waist Sew it with without collar. Printed Pattern 9222 Girls Sites 6 8 10.

12. 14. Site 10 takes 2 78 yards 45-mch $1.25 for each pattern cash, cheque or money order Add 25 each pattern lor first-class mail and handling Ontario residents add 9 sales tai. Print plainly Style Number, Size, Your Name and Address. SEND TO; Marian Martin, Pattern The Star-Phoenix.

60 Progress Ave Scarborough, M1T4P7. $10 to $100 when you sew it yourself1 Lots of new dresses, pants, tops Total Wardrobe patterns NEW FAIL WINTER PATTERN CATALOG Coupon for any pattern free Send 754 Instant Sewing Book $1.00 Instant Fashion Book Sl.GC Instant Crochet Book $1.00 Pillow Show-Offs $1.50 H.S. GRADS Full Time Employment We have openings forseveral high sthool grads, who are Interested in business as a career or who like to gain practical business experience. Full training program provided at company expense. No experience necessary.

Successful applicants can earn. $160 per week If you're looking for fulltime work or a career, we might have the job tor you. For interview: Call 244-2311, between 9 a.m. 2 p.m. Ask for Miss Rokas.

Food Serviceosition We require a knowledgeable, aggresslveand experienced Individual to assume the responsibilities of assistant food service, manageress. Excellent career opportunity with a progressive company. Apply inperson to: Mr. Abells or Mr. Kina-kin, King George Motor Hotel.

AVAILABLE WE STILL have 3 positions open for Mechanically inclined people. No layoffs. $800 Per Month Phone 374-0444 Monday 12 to 5 p.m. only. WHEEL ALIGNMENT mechanic required bv Unlroyal Centre Opportunity for well qau-llfled and experienced person.

Excellent earnings potential. Company employee benlflts. For interview phone 652-4535. SASKATCHEWAN S7N 2R4 WANTED, parttime waitress-waiter, 3-5 nights a week. be experienced.

Please phone 653-3322 for appointment. Ask for Jeff or Mrs. Reid HAIR STYLISTS Assistant. Full or part-time wanted by Classic Coiffures Beauty Salons. Phone 382-6969 or after hours, 382-4373.

Trades i Const. Help 32 CARPENTER (welder) pre-cast office erection. Airport vicinity. Qualified carpenter must be able to weld pre-cast connections and do other carp. work.

Start Nov 14. Call Eugene at 665-6551 lobslte or resl-dence at 373-3325 P.M. JOURNEYMAN HEAVY DUTY Mechanic required for propane Company. Specializing In propane carburetlon Installations and maintenance of company delivery fleet. Propany carburetlon experience an asset.

Contact Clgas Products 287-1951. 1 WANTED- APPRENTICE Electri-cans for In town and out of town work. Phone 382-4652 Domestic Help 35 CLEANING PERSON Required once a week in College Park home. 374-8493. LADY 25 years or older, to look after lady In wheelchair.

Must be reliable. Call in at 505 Taylor Street East, and look over the situation. Phone 653-2391. REQUIRE LIVE in housekeeper for 3 children. Motherless home.

Call 382-6711. WANTED LIVE In housekeeper, 30 to 50, on acreage for semi retired farmer. 1 or 2 children okay. Could be permanent. Box 451D, Star-Phoenix.

Babysitting, Child Care 36 approved DAY Care home In Confederation. 382-4641. BABYSITTER COME two days per week. Transportation provided. Confederation Park.

382-7367. BABYSITTER REQUIRED for after school, and the occasional weekend nights, Holliston area. 374-8165. CHRISTIAN WOMEN will babysit weekdays. Confederation Park.

382-7090. or 384-1865. BABYSITTER WANTED for 4 yr. old. Avalon or Churchill area.

Will takeout. 343-1940. WILL DO babysitting in my own home. Ave. Y.

South. 384-0467. m4 WASYLYNIUK The death of William Wasylyniuk age 57 years of 18 Dumont Crescent occurred suddenly at his home on November 10th, 1977. The Funeral Mass will be held on Monday mornilng Novanber 14th at 10:30 a.m. from St.

Philip Catholic Church (Munroe and Taylor) conducted by Rev. B. Morand. Prayers will be offered in the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Surviving arehls wife Matilda; 2 sons Dennis and Richard both of Saskatoon; 2 daughters Mrs.

Fred Fisher (Beverly), Saskatoon and Mrs. Wayne Peddle (Debbie), Regina; 5 grandsons; also his mother Mrs. A. Wysylyniuk, Raymore, one brother Michael, Ray-more and one sister Mrs. Husak, Regina.

Mr. Wasylyniuk was bom at Raymore, Sask. A veteran of the Second World War he served five years with the Canadian Army. He farmed near Raymore until moving to make his home in Regina In 1969. Mr.

Wasylyniuk had been employed with Sask-Tel from I9c9 In Regina and In the Saskatoon offlcefrom 1973 until thepresent. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Nutana Branch No. 362. Interment will take place in Hill-crestMemorial Gardens. Saskatoon Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.

HICKERSON The death of Garnet W. Hlckerson age 78 years of 12 Mount Pleasant Court, Saskatoon formerly of Blggar, Sask. occurred In a local Hospital on November 10th, 1977. The Memorial service will be held on Monday November 14th, at 1 30 p.m. from the Chapel of McKagues Funeral Home conducted by Rev.

J. Mayne. Surviving are his loving wife Ida; one daughter Mrs. Clifford (Joyce) Simpson of Rosetown; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren; one sister Miss Florence Hlckerson of Edmonton. Mr.

Hlckerson was predeceased by one son Allen In 1973 and one sister Edith Hlckerson In 1974. Mr. Hlckerson was born In Elmvale, Ontarioand came west with his family to homestead in the Biggar District in 1911. He lived at various places in Saskatchewan and Alberta before coming to Saskatoon In 1961. Mr.

Hlckerson was with the Canadian Corps of Commissionaries for a number of years until retiring in 1968. The family would appreciate donations to the Church for the Deaf 801 Preston Ave. rather than floral tributes. Cremation with interment of cranains in the family plot in the Blggar Cemetery. HAZELL The death of Mrs.

Gertrude Hazell age 90 years of 221 Avenue I North, Saskatoon occurred In a local nursing home on November 10, 1977. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 15th at 1:30 p.m. from Christ Church Anglican conducted bv Rev. S. Pearce and Rev.

F. Davies. (Floral tributes are gratefully declined. Donations to a charity of your choice would be appreciated). Surviving are: a son, Michael Hunt of Vancouver; a daughter, Mrs.

T. L. (Gertrude) Taylor of Hawarden; 4 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her first husband, George Hunt who was killed overseas in 1917, by her second husband, W. G.

(Bill) Hazell in 1965 and by a son, Phillip Gordon Hunt in 1969. Mrs. Hazell was born In Worcestershire, England on August 6, 1887 and came to Toronto in 1908. In 1910 she came to Saskatoon and married George Hunt in that year. In 1922 she was married to Bill Hazell and continued to make her home in Saskatoon.

Mrs. Hazell was a member of Christ Church and later of St. Luke's Anglican Church and was also a member of the Daughters of England. Interment will take place In Woodlawn Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home is In charge of arrangments.

HENDRY The death of Berne Berlha Hendry age 63 years of 1312 Beach Drive, Victoria, B.C. occurred suddenly in Saskatoon on Novanber 12th, 1977. The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, November 16th at 3:00 p.m. from St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.

will be said on Tuesday, Novanber 15th at 9:00 p.m. In St. Mary's Church. Surviving are: 3 sons James, Ottawa, Wayne, Victoria. B.C.

and Wesley, Vancouver, B.C.; 1 daughter Mrs. A. Southwell (Darlene), Victoria, B.C.; 5 grandchildren; also her mother Mrs. Bertha Creswell, Saskatoon; 5 sisters Miss Kay Creswell 11, Vancouver, Mrs. Edna Slnnett, Saskatoon, Mrs.

Ruth Heidt, Regina, Mrs. Vera Johnson, Saskatoon and Mrs. Mona Haubrich, Calgary; 3 brothers Bill Creswell and Albert Creswell, both of Saskatoon and Arthur Creswell, Smlthers, B.C. Mrs. Hendry was born in Dins-more, Sask.

She was a graduate of the Holy Family Hospital school of nursing in Prince Albert, Sask. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. SHAW The death of Barbara Shaw (Drummond) age 75 years of 204 1108 Yates Victoria, B.C. formerly of Saskatoon occurred suddenly in Victoria on November 9th.

1977. The Funeral Service will beheld on Tuesday, November 15th at 3:30 P.M. from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Dr. R. A.

Davidson. Surviving are: her husband Frank of Victoria: one son Jack Drummond of Saskatoon, five grandchildren Michele, Robert, James, Andrea and Kimberly Drummond all of Saskatoon; one niece Mrs. Evelyn Covey of Markham, Ontario. Mrs. Shaw was predeceased by her first husband James Drummond in Novenber 8th, 1966 and one sister Margaret Hay.

Mrs. Shaw was bom in Aberdeen. Scotland and came to Vancouver in 1927. She was a resident of Saskatoon since 1945 until moving to Victoria in 1973. While in Saskatoon Mrs.

Shaw was a menber Rebekah Lodge and was also active In Lawn Bowling. Interment will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of the Funeral Home, Third Ave and 20th Street East. SASKATOON IF YOU ARE 65 or less, need extra Inccme or are too young to retire, begin a career now. For appoint-mentonly.

phone 6656334 $5.95 I need full and part-time help. lus $2.05 gas allowance (approx.) Bonuses, profit sharing and incentive plan also aval table. Phone Mr. Gordon, 653-0622. For North Battleford apply at 1701B lOOt St.

Ask for Mr. Slmmlns. LARGE FINANCIAL company has openings In Saskatoon and Prince Albert for management trainees. Starting Income up to $250. per week.

Applicant call 244-8748 for an appointment. LIGHT LOCAL DELIVERY. Must be neat in apperance, know city well, own a car, and a desire for aboveaverage earnings. Expensive pay. Your hours.

Apply Suite 603 Bessborough Hotel. pm. Nophone calls please FULL OR PART TIME Local Company needs 7 people to work the swing shift. Hours of 3:00 p.m.-10:30p.m. Wetrain.

Phone 244 9664 between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Frl. and Mon. Out of town call collect.

Opportunity. MAINTENANCE PERSON, general handiman, required with some plumbing and electrical experience, to work in our Maintenance Dept. Apply In person to Mr. A. Bells or Mr.

Klnakln. King George Motor Hotel. NATION WIDE Company with Branch opening In Saskatoon requires full time employees. Excellent benefits. For Interview phone 244-6919.

Mechanic Opportunity Reliable, dependable, experienced heavy duty licenced mechanic for Case dealership In Eston. Sask. Remimeration negotiable. Top wages to the right person. Phone Gary at 962-4422.

after 6 962-4606. REQUI RED A book keeper to work 3 to 4 hours a day, 6 days a week. Must be bondable and have a drivers licence. Apply In person only. Mohawk Sutherland Service, 205Ceitral Ave.

SALES DESK shipper required to run a distribution center for patio doors and sealed window in Saskatoon. Includes shop assembly, shipping. bill writing, and some order desk work. Apply to Custom Glass 14715 122nd Edmonton Alberta. T5L'2W4.

Attention: D. Mount. PHARMACEUTICAL SALES THE COMPANY: Eli Lilly and Company (Canada) Limited, a Canadian pharmaceutical company affiliated with an International diversified corporation. THEJOB: Intelligent and accurate presentation of company pharmaceutlcalsto physicians, pharmacists and hospital personnel. Opportunity is available for personal and professional development within the total marketing function.

THE INDIVIDUAL: Candidates should possess a degree or diploma In Pharmacy, Science, Arts or business coupled with a strong Interest in selling. Previous sales experience, particularly within a pharmaceutical or medical environment would be a definite asset. LOCATION: errltories available in Calgary and Edmonton. SALARY: Commensurate with education and related experience. Liberal benefits including a company automobile.

lease send confidential resume to: istrict Manager (SG) ELI LILLY AND COMPANY (CANADA) LIMITED Ste. 152-10551 Shellbridge Way Richmond, B.C. V6X2W9.