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Monday, November 27, 1978 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix Anonymous graves await many victims DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. (AP) Anonymous graves or cremation may await many of more than 912 Americans who followed Rev. Jim Jones to their deaths in Guyana, government officials say, The a air force finished bringing all the decomposed bodies back to their homeland Sunday. However, after four days of work FBI and military experts have positively identified only 25 of the 512 bodies they had fingerprinted. Washington, Jeff Deterich, a state department spokesman, said the U.S.

government has not decided whether to cremate unclaimed bodies. He added: "Eventually, if a large number of unclaimed bodies remain in Dover, it may well be we will be forced to consider that possibility." The of Jones, leader of the Peoples Temple who led his followers into a suicidal death rite at. the cult's commune in Guyana, was one of the first identified by FBI fingerprint experts. In Richmond, a funeral director said Jones' in-' laws wanted his body and that of his wife and two of their children cremated, and their ashes scattered' into the Atlantic Ocean. The state department said no arrangements have been made to dispose of Jones' body.

Meanwhile, the FBI said it planned to examine closely today a letter an airman found on Jones' body here Friday. FBI spokesman Tom Coll said the note has been read, but its contents will not be immediately released because it may eventually be used for evidence. Coll said the note is being disinfected in an FBI Star Phoenix Printed and published daily except Sundays and statutory holidays by Armadale Publishers Limited at the office of the STAR-PHOENIX, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 2P1. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0098. Direct dial numbers for Star-Phoenix General Number 652-9200 Editorial Number 664-8231 Circulation Number 664-8320 Classified 664-8271 or 653-2100 J.K.

Struthers Vice-President; James E. Petro Executive Editor; Ed Sebastyen Marketing Manager; Merv Carey Production Manager; R.D. Thompson Advertising Manager; Jack Cook Managing Editor: Dick Ward Circulation Manager; Larry Sikorski Accountant and Credit Manager. Notices NORFOLK TRUST COMPANY Notice is hereby given that a Petition will be presented to The Honourable, The Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan in legislature assembled, as its next session pray: ing for an Act to amend an Act respecting Norfolk Trust being Chapter 43 of the Statutues of Saskatchewan, 1916, as amended, to change its name to Norfolk Trust Company. Dated at Saskatoon, In the Province of Saskatchewan, this 23rd day of November, 1978.

Robertson, Muzyka, Bell, Robertson Neman 703 CN Towers Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Solicitors for the Petitioner laboratory it apparently had been on Jones' body for six days and will probably be examined today. "We have not established as yet that it is in his handwriting and we have not said it was a suicide note," coll said. The estimated 260 children who swallowed or were fed a poisoned drink at the Jonestown settlement on Nov. 18 will be the hardest to identify, the experts agreed. It took nine flights and three days to complete the airlift of 912 bodies aboard C-141 cargo planes.

On the last three flights, some coffins bore the bodies of two or more children. One mortuary worker said the bodies, which baked in the tropical heat for nearly a week, were so decayed that only the morticians could tell their gender. "It's just an unintelligible mess," said Airman Curtis Bongavoglia, of Miller Place, N.Y. "You can't tell white or black. You can't tell the facial features at all." Bongavoglia, a jet mechanic who volunteered tow work in the mortuary, gave this description of how he braced himself to opening the stench-filled coffins and body bags: "You just have to psyche yourself into not thinking about it as a person, but just as something that's broken down.

If you start thinking about it as a person, you get yourself mentally involved and that's no good." Meanwhile, Guyanese authorities gave no indication when they would release more than 80 U.S. survivors of the Peoples Temple cult. U.S. Embassy officials said the Guyanese govern- Tenders FOR SALE BY TENDER 1973 Chev. Window Van, 350 V8, radio, 26,000 original miles.

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Box 122, Elrose, Sask. Tenders close December 9th, 1978. scio TENDER INSERTER-FOLDER Sealed tenders for one 4 station Inserting Machine and for one folding machine for SCIO Head Office will be received by the Manager of Service Bureau, SGIO, 2215 11th Regina, Sask. S4P 0J9, until 2:00 P.M., C.S.T. December 5, 1978 and will be opened in public immediately thereafter.

Detalls of specifications of equipment can be obtained from the Supervisor of Office Services Department, SGIO 1 11th Reg. ina, Sask. Telephone No. 525-9316. C.

Honoway, Manager of Service Bureau 2715. REGINA, 11th A Sask. SAP 0J9 scio TENDER Office furnishings for Moose Jaw Claims Service Centre. Sealed tenders for a variety of office furnishings for Moose Jaw Claims Service Centre will be received by the Manager of Service Bureau, SG10, 2215 11th Regina, Sask. S4P 0J9, until 2:00 P.M., C.S.T.

December 11, 1978 and will be opened in public immediately thereafter. Details of specifications of furnishInge can be obtained from the Supervisor of House Services, Bulldings Property Department 2215 11th Regina, Sask. Telephone No, 525-9223. C. Honoway Manager of Service Bureau SGIO 2215 11th REGINA, Sask.

SAP 0J9 INVITATION TO TENDER Nu-Central Homes Saskatoon Invite subtrades and subcontractors to bid on 10 senior citizens units in proposed to be built in Dundurn, Quotes will be accepted until 5:00 p.rn. phase of construction including the the form of semi-detached buildings Saskatchewan. Tuesday, November 28, 1978 on all following: Concrete Plumbing Trim work Framing Heating Painting Roofing Electrical Flooring Siding Insulation Landscaping Cyproc Cabinets Plans and specifications may be obtained by contacting: Bill Gibbons, Ph. 665-6661 Nu-Central Homes Ltd. 701 45th Street West Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7L 5W5 Deaths (Continued) HODNIK- The death of Mrs.

Anna Hodnik of 610 Ave. North, Saskatoon occurred at her residence on Saturday, November 25th, 1978. The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, November 29th at 10:00 a.m. from St. Georges Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral.

The celebrant will be Rev. Father W. Iwaszko, Prayers will be sald at Westwood Funeral Chapel, Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. Surviving are: one daughter, Mrs. W.

(Olga) Ploen, Burlington, Ontario; two sons, Julian of Toronto and Morris of Saskatoon and five grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Nickolas in 1938 and by a brother Peter. The late Mrs. Hodnik was born in the Ukraine and came to Canada in 1923. Her husband was employed with the C.N.R.

and they lIved at several points In Saskatchewan including Delisie for a number of years. Mrs. Hodnik had lived in Saskatoon since 1939 and was an active member of St. Georges Cathedral Parish during those years. Interment will take place in the Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. KOWPAK The death of Mr. Bohdan Kowpak, age 53 years, of 438 Ave. South, Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on Saturday, November 25, 1978. The Funeral Mass will be held on Tuesday, November 20th at 10:30 a.m, from St.

Georges UkrainIan Catholic Cathedral. The celebrant will be Rev. Father W. Iwaszko. Prayers will be said at Westwood Funeral Chapel Monday evening (tonight) at 0 p.m.

Surviving are five sisters: Mrs. Mike (Josephine) Naiwarko, Mrs. Mack (Ann) Soroka, Mrs. George (Tony) Pidskalny, Mrs. Lil Karwacki, and Mrs.

Mike (Olga) Shewchuk all Saskatoon; three brothers: John Saskatoon, Mike and Jack both of Toronto. The late Mr. Kowpak was born at Vonda, and lived the carly part of his life in the Vonda district. He moved to Saskatoon in 1953, and had lived here since that time. Interment will take place in the Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements are In care Westwood Funeral Chapel. MONTAGUE The death of Mrs. Judy Montague age 33 years of 2104 Albert Avenue, Saskatoon occurred on November 23rd, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, November 29th at 1:30 P.M. from the Salvation Army Tempie, 229 20th Street East conducted by Captain J.

Foley. McKague's Funeral Home will be In charge. Surviving are: her loving husband, Arthur, two daughters, Patricia and Roberta, and two sons, Robert and George, all at home; her mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson, of Regina; sisters, Mrs.

Barry (Diane) Hennig, of Regina, Mrs. Tom (Jean) King of Regina, Mrs. Steve (Betty) Kudelka, of Crooked River, Sask. and step sister, Cathy Erickson, of Regina, and a step brother, Gerald Erickson of Regina. Mrs.

Montague was a long time member of the Salvation Army, Interment will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Avenue 20th Street. STOCKINGS The death of Mrs. Enid Marjory Stockings age 65 years of 10 Richmond Place, Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital on November 25th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 28th at 1:30 P.M.

from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Pastor M. Horban. Surviving are: one son, Adrian Stockings, of Saskatoon; one sister, Mrs. Ernest (Muriel) Bates, of Ringwood Hants, England. Mrs.

Stockings was predeceased by her husband, George on May 2nd, 1968. Mrs. Stockings was born in Oxford, England where she resided before moving to London in 1947. From 1957 until 1959, Mrs. Stockings lived in Australia.

She moved to Canada In 1959 and to Saskatoon In 1964 where she resided until her passing. Mrs. Stockings was an active member of Elim Tabernacle in Saskatoon. Cremation. WILLIAMSON-The death of Mrs.

Annie (Dolly) Williamson of Oliver Lodge occurred in a local hospital on November 26th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, November 29th at 1:30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. Surviving are: 1 daughter Mrs. Alex Moffat (Frankle), Saskatoon; 1 son Kenneth, Edmonton; 8 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

She was predeceased by her husband Edward Blake Willlamson In November 1973. Mrs. Williamson was born In Omemee, Ontario and came west in 1910, to make her home in Weyburn, Sask. She resided for several years in Davidson prior to coming to Saskatoon In 1925. Mrs.

Williamson was a longtime member of Grace Westminster United Church. Interment will take place In Woodlawn Cemetery, (Courtesy parking area south of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 25th Street.) Funerals 3 Home on November 25th at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. W. J.

Phillips Rees. Pallbearers were: Rollle Leavins, Archie McLellan, George Green, Clayton Ferguson, Clarence Blackwell, Ernie Hedger. Ushers were: Dick Hopkins, and George Atkinson. Flowers bearers were: Andy McVee, and Brian Watson. Interment was made in the Woodlawn Cemetery.

BROWN-The Funeral Service of Mrs. Eleanora Brown, who died on November 23rd was held from The Lutheran Sunset Home Chapel on November 25th, at 11:00 a.m. conducted by Rev, C. Grant. Pallbearers were: Danny Brown, Kenny Brown, Donny Brown, Dennis Brown, David Brown.

Interment was made in the Woodlawn Cemetery, McKague's Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. KERBER- The Funeral Service for Mrs. Maria Kerber, who died on November 22nd, 1978 was held from The First Mennonite Church on November 25th at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Rev, Henry Wens. Pallbearers were: George Krahn, Henry Driedger, Ed Peters, Merv Derksen, Menno Nickel, Peter Webe, Interment took place in the family plot In Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements were in care of Park Funeral Chapel. KIEFER The Funeral Service of Mrs. Cecilia Klefer who died on November 22nd, 1978 was held from St. John Bosco Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, November 25th at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev.

D. 'Driscoll. Honorary Pallbearers were: Harry McNulty, Franz Henn, Jerry Chartier, Stan Gelovitz, Walter Gadzella, Gustaf Bobke. Active Pallbearers were: Adam Vetter, Conrad Kiefer, Thomas Klefer, David Kiefer, Armand Normand, Alexander Young. Interment was made in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. LETKEMAN -The Funeral service of Elmer Jake Letkeman who died on Nov. 21st, 1978 was held from the Mennonite Brethren Church In Warman on Nov. 25. at 2:00 p.m.

conducted by Rev. Ben Heppner. Pallbearers were Don Helde, Randy Letkeman, Norman Peters, Robert Letkeman, Ervin Letkeman, Ken Kessler. Interment was made in the Warman Cemetery. Dalmeny BEATTIE- The Funeral Service of Mrs.

Janet Beattie, who died on November 22nd was held from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Funerals (Continued) ment is still investigating the deaths at the Jones- town jungle commune in northwestern Guyana; the airport ambush nearby i in which Representative Leo Ryan and four others were killed, and four slayings at cult headquarters in Georgetown. Larry Layton, 32, of San Francisco and Charles Beikman, 43, of Indianapolis are under arrest and police sources said more arrests are expected soon, Embassy officials said the Guyanese government will not permit possible suspects or material witnesses to leave the country. But a state department spokesman in Washington said the survivors were expected to begin returning Tuesday. The survivors were to be flown to the Charleston, S.C., Air Force Base where dozens of FBI agents were waiting to question them and arrest anyone who might have had a part in the Ryan killing. Charles Devic, chief of the FBI's Charleston office, said his agents will try to "identify the murderers and conspirators to the (Ryan) murder." The murder of a congressman is a federal crime no matter where it occurs and anyone involved in it can be charged with conspiracy.

Several of the survivors said Sunday that Jones had considered moving his sect to the Soviet Union and had lectured members of the settlement on the virtues of Soviet communism. A memo from aides to Jones told of meetings with the Soviet press attache in Georgetown, Feodor Timofeyev, in which they explored the possibility of an exodus to the Soviet Union. They reported Timofeyev referred the matter to Moscow and was sympathetic. Later he and other Russian officials visited Jonestown and Jones started a large-scale program of Russian-language training. Deaths 2 ALLAN The death of Mrs.

Ida May Frances Allan age 79 years of the Holiday Home, Langham, Sask. formerly of Asquith, Sask, occurred In a Saskatoon hospital on Friday, November 24th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 28th at 2:30 p.m. from the Asquith Baptist Church conducted by Rev. W.

Lay. Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs. Charlie (Leona) Winacott, Martensville, Sask. and Mrs. Harry (Evelyn) Wall, Saskatoon; three sons, Andrew, Saskatoon, John, Broadview, Sask, and Frank of Asquith; twenty nine grandchildren and thirty six great grandchildren; one brother, Albert Grasby of Asquith.

She was predeceased by her husband, Archie in 1968 and by two Infant sons. The late Mrs. Allan was born at Odanah, Manitoba and came to Asquith, Sask. In 1909. She lived in the Asquith district until 1953 when she moved to the town of Asquith where she lived until 1976.

Mrs. Allan had lived at Langham for the past two years. Interment will take place in the Asquith Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. NEUSTAETER- The death fo Glen John Neustaeter age 4 years of 609 Avenue North Saskatoon occurred accidently on November 23rd, 1978.

The Funeral Mass will be held on Tuesday, November 28th at 10 a.m. from Our Lady of Czestochowa Catholic Church celebrated by Rev. J. Cieply O.M.I, Surviving are: his loving parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Neustaeter of Saskatoon, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hulak of Saskatoon, and Mrs. and Mrs. Peter Neustaeter of LaCrete his great grandmother, Mrs.

Mary Milodug of Saskatoon, Inter. ment will be made in the Childrens Section of the Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. PIHACH The passing of Mr. Alex Pihach age 86 years of 152 Wellington Avenue, Yorkton, Sask.

occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on Saturday, November 25th, 1978. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 28th at 2:00 p.m. from Christie McPake's Funeral Home, Yorkton conducted by Rev. Art Cross. Surviving are: his loving wife, Heffle; nine daughters: Mrs.

Ann Shavaga of Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs. Fred (Kay) Ingram of Saskatoon; Mrs. Joy James of Stroud, Mrs. Ron (Hedy) Beatty of Sarnia, Mrs. BIll (Rose) Kuzyk of Saskatoon; Mrs.

Mike (Stella) Kieluk of Meadow Lake, Mrs. Cliff (Elsie) Dunlap of Oshawa, Mrs. Myron (Helen) Lanoway of Regina, Mrs. Louis (Marge) Fedyk of Regina, two sons: Mike of Yorkton, Sask. and William of North Battleford, twenty: seven grandchildren; two great grandchildren and two brothers: John of Ituna, Sask.

and Nick of Yorkton. He was predeceased by his father and mother: Mr. and Mrs. John Pihach and by one brother. The late Mr.

Plhach was born in Poland and came to Canada in the early 1920's to Homefield, Sask. Mr. Plhach farmed at Homefield until 1963 when he retired and moved to Yorkton where he had since resided, The Pallbearers will be Myron Lanoway, William Kuzyk, Fred Ingram, Charles Ingram, Billy Ingram, Louls Fedyk. Interment will take place at Yorkton, Arrange ments are in care of Park Funeral Chapel. PASICHNYK The Funeral Service of Mr.

Thomas Pasichnyk who died on November 22, 1978, was held from St. Georges Cathedral on Saturday, November 25th at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev, W. Iwaszko. Pallbearers were Joe Pasichnyk, Bill Pasichnyk, Isadore Victor Pasichnyk, Mike Pasichnyk, and Paul Grzybowski, Interment was made in the Catholic Section of Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements were In care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. PERREAULT-The Funeral Service of Joseph Edmond Perrault, who died on November 23, 1978 was held from St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, November 25th, at 1:00 p.m. conducted by the Rev. Father D.

0'Drlscoll. Pallbearers were: Victor Chicoine, Eugene Chicolne, Martin Gareau, Raymond Perrault, Onell Perrault and Jim Welgel. Interment took place In Woodlawn Cathollc Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was In care of arrangements. SCHENSNEY-The Funeral Mass for Mrs.

Anna Schensney, who died on November 22nd, 1978 was held from The Radisson Roman Catholic Church on November 25th at 10:30 a.m. celebrated by Rev. Father Paul Donlevy. Pallbearers were: Const. Bryan Reid, Wendell Pollard, Leslie Pollard, Kenneth Tkachuk, Glen Pollard, Trent Reld.

Interment took place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Radisson, Sask. Arrangements were in care of Park Funeral Chapel. STOBBE-Funeral service of Henry H. Stabbe who died on Nov. 22, 1978 was held from the Mennonite Brethren Church In Hepburn on Nov.

24 at 3:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. John Klassen and Rev. Ben Heppner. Pallbearers were Frank Mierau, Marlin Tilatus, Rick Rinas, Lorne Ebach, Arnold Penner, Frank Penner.

Interment was made In the Mennonite Brethren Church cemetery in Hepburn. Dalmeny Funeral Home was in care of arrangements. In Memoriam BOUCHER- In loving memory of our dear mother, Eva Boucher. Upright and just in all her ways, Loyal and true through all her days, Silently suffered, patiently bore, God took her home to suffer no more. -Ever remembered by daughter Audrey, and son-in-law, Ivan and grandchildren.

HILDEBRANDT-In loving memory of husband and father, Henry who passed away Nov. 27, 1975. Gone from us but leaving memorles, Death can never take away. Memories that will always linger, While upon this earth we stay. -Always remembered by wife Annie, Neil and Edna, Vi and Lea, Stan and Jean, John and Joyce.

LUND In loving memory of our son, George Henry, who passed away November 27, 1973. There Is a face that haunts us ever, And a voice which brought us cheer; And a smile we'll forever remember When in silence we dry every tear. -Sadly missed but lovingly remembered. Dad and Mom. LUND In loving memory of our brother, George Henry, who passed away November 27, 1973.

His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. -Sadly missed but lovingly remembered. Richard, Gall, Rod- ney, and Barbara. SIKORSKI-In loving memory of a dear husband, Edward who died November 27th, 1975. Within my heart I'll always keep A special place for you, And try to do the best to live As you would want me to It's sad to walk the road alone Instead of side by side But to all there comes a moment When a way of life divides You gave me years of happiness Then came sorrow and tears But you left me beautiful memories With treasures throughout the years To have, to hold, and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of my heart.

-Dearly loved and sadly missed by wife, Julia. SIKORSKI- In loving memory of a dear father, Edward who died November 27th, 1975. We hold our tears when we speak your name But the ache in our hearts Remains the same No one can know the sorrow we share When the family meet and you're not there Though absent, you are near Still loved and missed so very dear. -Dearly loved and sadly missed by Bernard, Gladys, and Ronald, Gloria and Ken. SZABO--in loving memory of a dear husband, father, and grandfather, Mike Szabo, who passed away November 27, 1976.

Two years have passed, dear Since you were called away, So well do I remember That sad and weary day, -Sadly missed by wife Elizabeth and family, Funeral Directors WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Phone 653-3434 20th St. Ave. SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F.

DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th Ave. N. y-9 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Michaylluk Donald Somers 311 3rd Ave. No.

Phone 244-2103. y-9 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. McKague R.J. McKague D.A. Newbigging Phone 664-3131 300 3rd Ave.

S. y-8 Crematoriums PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services Highway 11 South 242-7884 Box 2061 Monuments 9 REMCO In Saskatoon EMILY TABASNIUK FLORENCE MOOR 714 Second Ave. N. Phone 652-5363 FAMILY MEMORIAL ARTS LTD 1005-20TH ST. WEST Wilf Gibney Days or evenings 652-2210 m5 Personal ARE YOU PREGNANT? We can help both of you.

Birthright 652-9991. BEER BOTTLES 40 cents doz. Pop bottles 8, 15, 20 cents each. Min 10 doz. 384-0737, mo BIRTH CONTROL Information.

Planned Parenthood, 244-7909. m2 DO UPHOLSTERY my own home. Antiques. Also canvas repairs, 342 Douglas Cres. 382-2228.

m7 COMPANIONSHIP? CASUAL DATING? MATRIMONY? For further free dating Information phone: 665-1991 Or mall coupon below to: BEA'S DATA-MATE 158 2nd Ave. Saskatoon Or 1843 Broad Regina NAME ADDRESS PHONE FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS, banquets, dancing, Accommodates 25-275. Marigold 664-3123. V1 GOOD NEWS daily 24 hour taped telephone devotion call. 384-0244.

y4 LATEST AND BEST Adult merchandise in 9 the world. 237 20th St, 242-0771. y8 MAUI HAWAII. Spend one week of your Hawaiin holiday on the beach of Maul. 2-bdr deluxe condomium available Feb.

1st to 7th Inclusive. 665-6042, after 6. REFLEXOLOGY TREATMENTS by a certified practioner, By appointments; 343-1469. m5 WE HAVE MOVED Rose Marking Devices. New address: 131B 20th St.

West. 244- 5885. Manufacturers of rubber stamps, pocket stamps, self inking stamps, plastic engraved door signs, name badges, magnetic car or truck signs. m8 SEWING Alterations. Dresses, formals, pant suits, 382-6550 yo.

SHAKLEE NATURAL Products. Distributorships avall. 374-6076. m7 SWINGTIME NEWS, picture ads, dances, for Swingers in Wash. Western Canada.

Est. 1969. $3 per copy or free detalis. CY Club, P.O. Box 2410, New Westminster, B.C.

V3L 586. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Write to P.O. Box 331 Saskatoon or Phone 665-6727 anytime. y5 GOLF PORTUGAL 3 WEEKS GOLFERS $926.00 CAN. DOL.

NON-GOLFERS $849.00 CAN. DOL. For information phone 652-1272 Personal Services 15 ESP Secretarial Services Professional typing of letters, reports, resumes, theses, etc. Temporary Girl-Friday Services and various other office duties. Phone days: 664-2461, evenings: 653-5617.

mo A BREAST PROSTHESIS The "COMPANION" Silicone. Phone 374-9707 Saskatoon. y9 ACCOUNTING, INCLUDING financlal statements and tax returns filed. Small and-or large accounts welcome. 652-1387, m2 FLAMAN INVESTIGATION and Security Agency Ltd.

Uniformed guards- guards Specializing In divorce evidence Box 362, Saskatoon, yo AS YOUR HANDLES come off your untensils, as your toaster stops popping, bring them to Wayne's Fix It. 2807 A Estey Drive. 374-1907. m2 BILLS GOOD Reflexology, Call 664- 2660; anytime. m5 Deer Heads, Birds Mounted HENRY C.

RIEGER TAXIDERMIST 522 10th St. E. 242-9220 Saskatoon S7N 0E2 m3 DO YOU WANT Your Cellings Textured? Phone 392-7654. m3 DRIVER WITH one ton and hoist. Available for moving and hauling etc.

382-2318. m6 DRYWALLING, large or small. 244-9683. FREE LANCE artist available for card, poster, motiss and illustration. Phone 373-7120 and messages 660-4209 or write to Box 54 RR3 Saskatoon, Sask.

HAVE QUIRK- WILL WORK Part time, casual sales. Grandparent sit. Help with correspordence, shop, jobs hard to get at. Bondable. References, Car, 664-3609 or 665-2089.

m5 HAWAII WAKIKI Condo Dally, weekly or monthly 652-4104, office hours only. mo MOVING Furniture, appliances, household effects, nuisance removal. Ken or Carol, 242-8687. m3 ENTERTAINING? Need a home-cooked meal? We'll do it for you In your home. To discuss, phone Arlane at 653-4606.

PAYROLLS AND General AccountColleen Rolli'ne; 373-4686. PIERRE PARIS WORK BOOTS Orthopedically Designed Aids sore feet, legs, back problems CLARENCE W. SIMPSON 242-7460 y2 QUALITY TYPING done in my home. Call 343-7994. m1 SNOW REMOVAL, driveways, sidewalks, patios, roofs, etc.

Call anytime; 373-2340; ask for Dave, TAILOR wIll do alterations, men's, ladies and children's clothes, guaranteed work. 654-2561. Personal Services 15 (Continued) TREES CUT and hauled. Ph. 653- 0725.

m2 WILL CLEAN yard, haul junk move furniture. 665-8582 or 382-9171. mo WILL CLEAN small offices, reliable, reasonable rates. Material supplied. Phone 652-4780 after 6 p.m.

WILL DESIGN CURRICULA. 343- 0885. m3 WILL DO Sewing and typing in my own home. Call Terry; 384-3072. WILL DO Typing and bookkeeping in my own home.

Donna, 374-7513. m3 WILL PROGRAM CONFER. ENCES, conventions, symposia, seminars, workshops. 343-0885, m3 WILL TUDOR in basic academic subjects. 343-0885.

m3 TON And Driver available for deliveries and moving. 382-3478. m5 1512 20th Pleasant St. West. Hill 244-5408.

Beauty Salon, Lost Found 16 LOST I IN vacinity of Ruth St. and Cairns Ave. male Collie, nametag (Brandy). 343-0416. LOST GAS CAP from 1963 Comet.

Near Cumberland and Colony. 652-6166. Lost Large male Chocolate Point Siamese. Westview area. $50 reward.

Phone 382- 7602, 652-8588 or 244-6288. LOST NOV. 20th ladies gold colored watch In vacinity of Cumberland Mall or St. Thomas Moore's College or near the corner of Central and 112th St. Watch of great sentimental value.

Reward. Phone 373-8109 evenings. LOST TAN and white Beagle pup, Nutana. Female. 242-4858.

Investments 28 REQUIRE $250,000 private mortgage fund. Will pay top interest rate. Well secured by an absolutely prime property. Reply to Box 425B, Star-Phoenix. Help Wanted 31 PHONE WORK AT HOME New phone plan lets you service our FULLER BRUSH customers in the comfort of your home.

Choose your own hours earn excellent commission. 652-9964 mo ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER Applications close December 1st, 1978. Salary $10,800 to $12,000. Duties Do complete set of fInancial statements, prepare reports to agencles receiving grants from, prepare budget submissions for centre, responsible tor Executive Director and Board Directors. Qualifications Accounting background, ability to relate with general public and agencies, experience in similar kind of work is essential.

Apply in writing to Personnel Committee, Saskatoon Indian and Metis Friendship Centre, 310 20th St. Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 0A7. ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED, must be bondable, salary per month. Apply in person to Adam's or Marr, Executive Motor Hotel, 304 2nd Ave.

South, Saskatoon. AMWAY. Established distributor offers opportunity for good second income. You pick the hours and area. 374-1592.

mg AN EFFECTIVE telephone communicator to arrange appointments on the executive level. Phone 652- 8266. JOURNEYMAN MECHANIC required. Preferably with Import car experience, top wages, excellent working conditions. 373-7477.

LABOUER WANTED for framing homes. Phone 382-6731 between 6 and 8 pm. Typewriter Technicians Large Edmonton company requires experlenced typewriter techniclans. Excellent future with diversifled dealership. Good company benefits.

For interview call Edmonton 452-1947 area code 403. LOCAL COURIER Co. requires highway driver. Class 1-A licence. Must have good driving record.

Reply to Box 405 Star Phoenix, MAINTENANCE AND boiler per. son, full time, to live in the building, good salary and working conditions. Must be able to relate to elderly people. Box No. 428 Saskatoon Star-Phoenix.

Required For Local Hotel Maintenance supervisor. Must have boller and air conditioning experience and qualifications. Permanent position for right person. P.O. Box 1445, Saskatoon.

244-3535. Knocks Once National advertising company looking for clean cut reliable manager trainees wanting to make $200 per week to start with. No experience necessary. Don't pass this one up. Car necessary.

Only serious minded need apply. Phone 384-0936 anytime. PART TIME Cooks for weekends and evenings. 6552-3525 or apply at Voyageur Restaurant, Idylwyld Dr. N.

FEED LOT OPERATOR Person to manage feed lot operation. Previous experience only, Apply writing North Battleford Post Office Box 243, North Battleford. PROGRESSIVE INTERIOR design and decorating shop requires decorator sales person. Must be aggresgive, have grade 12 education, good in math have own vehicle and willIng to learn. No previous experierce necessary but related study or work an asset.

Apply to Effie Nicholas at the Canada Manpower Employment Office. Help Wanted 31 (Continued) Security Officers Full and part-time. Neat appearance, bondable, car. For appt. phone 382-5103.

FULL TIME and part time taxi cab drivers. Male-Female. 244-6144. HERDS PERSON required for 125 cow purebred herd. Near Saskatoon.

Must have experience in all aspects of cattle care. Feeding, calving and showing and be able to work with others. House provided on farm or can live In Saskatoon. Worker's compensation, holidays and other benefits provided. Must have references and be able to work hard.

Salary negotiable. Position available immedlately, Apply In writing stating age, marital status, experience, and salary required. Write to Box 423 Star-Phoenix. I NEED SOMEONE to help me with my business. Phone 653-1803.

Construction Superintendent Is required, by local construction firm. This person must be self motivated and capable of performing minor electrical plumbing tasks with carpentry and general knowledge of construction of the most importance. Tools and own transportation required. An ability to tender contracts, organize subtrade while working as the finish carpenter is important. Effective starting date is negotiable.

Please submit application stating qualifications, experience, references, and salary expected to: Mr. Rick Richmond 1707 Saskatchewan Avenue Sask. S7K 1P7 For further information please call 244-7977. JANITORS FOR 5 6 day, 36 40 hr. week.

Must be experienced in using floor maintenance machines. Call for interview 373-0900. THIRD OR fourth year apprentice mechanic required. 373-7477. Full time-Part time Are you hard working, a positive thinker and avollable for a new job Immediately? Then we're looking for persons like you.

$4.95 an hour part time. $7.95 an hour full time. Call 244-1475; Monday for interview. BANK OF Nova Scotia 306 20th St. W.

requires part time a regular basis. Previous banking experience required. For Interview call Mrs. J. Bradshaw at 652-3560, CABLE CONTRACTOR requires 2 installers to start work immediately.

Experience preferred. Phone 244-9933. COMPETENT LEAD guitarist required for established travelling night club group, doing top 40 disco and 50's rock. Phone collect to Regina, 586-6812 and leave name and number. DAYCARE WORKER, Full time.

Experience preferred. Apply in writing only stating qualifications, references. Parents Daycare Cooperative, 1141 5th St. East, Saskatoon. DRYWALLERS NEEDED in High 2 Prairie Alberta.

Phone 239-2032 after 6. Retail Carrier Due to rapid expansion of our 7 Eleven stores we require aggressive Individuals who wish to succeed in convenience operation. Candidates should have post secondary education with 2 to 3 years business experience. Excellent company benefit package offered. Phone George McGuey In Regina; 527-1661.

EVENING SALES Opportunity. Need own transportation. Call 652-5088. FASHION INDUSTRY REQUIRES Experienced Sewing Machine Operators To Work On Pants Please apply in person: Wescott Fashions 211 Ave. N.

EXPERIENCED STORE manager wanted for local cooperative in 1sulated Northern community of Wol Wollaston Lake, Sask. 220 air miles North of LaRonge. Population 470. Housing provided. Sales 350,000.

Submit application or inquiries to Bob Benz Wollaston Lake, Sask. S0J 3C0. Phone 633-2001. EXPERIENCED COOK. Prepare supper for 45-50 people.

Apply in person 339 Ave. South. Caretaker Required For small centrally located apartment. Must live in, experience with the operation of a boiler would be helpful. Apply: McCLOCKLIN REAL ESTATE 114 3rd Ave.

South 653-4410 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, Full time and part time service techniclans, qualified to service VTR and related electronic equipment. Applicants with electronic background requiring further training will also be considered, Apply to Ray Nallou, C-0 Advance Industrial Electronics, 653-0965. RESIDENT MANAGERS-CARETAKERS REQUIRED Sach's Property Management, leaders in the rental market require mature, responsible, married coupies for extremely demanding positon. Must be able to meet and deal with people effectively. These positions are designed for hard working, clean living familles where the husband has steady outside employment.

For Interview call: Sacks' PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 665-7333 FIRESTONE STORES NORTH BATTLEFORD Require Journeyman I Mechanic to specialize in wheel alignment, electronic ignition and brake service. Excellent salary with full company benefits and bonus. APPLY AT: FIRESTONE STORES 1072 102nd St. NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK. 445-9403.