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C13 Tuesday, November 13, 1979 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix Deaths 2 'iConlmuedl Deaths 2 (Continued) In Memoriams 4 Continued Personal Services 15 (Continued) Help Wanted 31 (Continued) Help Wanted 31 (Continued) WRITE FOR Catalog of 48 cnlcullor programs Math, engineering, othor disciplines Hox 67, Osier, Sask Vi ton and driver, avail, for light moving deliveries. 382 348. m4 CHAMBERLAIN Svrol (Sid). In loving memory of bid who passed away November 17, 1974. Also his wife Hlraella In 1970, Cone but not forgotten bister Dorothy, George and family.

Classified Index Phone 653-2100 Buying, Selling, Renting, Trading, READ and USE Classified Ads. DO IT DAILY! ANDREW Thedenth of James Lee Andrew oge 19 years of 43 Cantlon Crescent occurred suddenly on November 8th, 1979. A Memorial Service was hold on Tuesday, November l.ith at 10:00 a m. from ttie Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. J.

A. Brown. (Cremation) Surviving are: his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrew; brother Rick and 1 sister Lisa and grandparents.

Lee Andrew was bom In Regina, Sask. He had made his home In Saskatoon for the past 7 years and had attended Aden Bowman and Walter Murray Colleglates. A RAPIDLY expanding firm requires five people 1o train for the handling of small appliances, No experience required on the lob training. $975 a month, Phone 244 4424 5 PEOPLE REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY By corporation handling multipurpose household equipment. Jobs are permanent and must be filled immediately.

No experience required, we supply on the lob training. Job start at $975 a month. For Interview phone 244-1887 between 9 a.m. and 5p.m. DIAMOND LODGE Nursing Home of Blggnr requires permanent activity worker.

Employment to begin Immediately. The deslreablo applicant should be able to relate ettlUentlv with our residents. The position requires the ability to develop, organize and carry out a meaningful program. Apply In writing to Diamond Lodge, Biggar, Sask. SOK OMO.

ELECTRONIC WHOLESALE requires an Inside person for shipping, receiving and counter sales. Candidate must desire a future In outside sales. Phone 664-8884 between m. and EXPERIENCED SHINGLERS REQUIRED, Must have own trails-portatlon and tools 244 7707. EXPERIENCED MUFFLER Installer.

Apply In person: Midas, 8th Street EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON. 244 28.3 for appointment. Approximate wages are $36,000 to yearly EXPERIENCED BAKER or baker helper required. Apply to 862 1600 or Box 726, Nlpawln, Sask. EXPERI ENCED TV Repairperson wanted.

Apply In person to West-mount Parts, 510 Laureston Street. EXPERIENCED DRYWALL tapers for commercial1 protects. Phone 652-6701. FLAT RATE auto repair person required for large Indapendant body shop. Excellent working conditions.

Mid West Body Shop. 652-5635. Eve nings Dennis. FULL TIME and part time taxi cab drivers. Male Female.

244 6144. y8 SPEAREY The death of Mrs. VI Speurey of 1449 East Heights, Saskatoon occurred at her home following a lengthy Illness on Sunday, November 11th, 1979. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, November 15th, 1979 at 2 p.m. from Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1405 3ist Street, Wost, Saskatoon conducted by Pastor Mel Murray.

Surviving are: her loving husband. Bob, two daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Sheila) Evans of Saskatoon and Miss Sharon Shells at home, three sons Wayne Shells, Dwight Shells and Brent Shells all of Saskatoon, one grandson Tyler. Also her mother Mrs. Mary Rochotkl of Saskatoon, and one sister Mrs.

Bernard (Bemice) Germo of Prince Albert. Mrs. Spearey was predeceased by her (other Herman Rochotzkl on May 18th, 1979. She was born and raised In the Kandahar District and attended High School In Foam ake. Mrs.

Spearey has been a resident of Saskatoon for the past fifteen years. Sne was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Auxiliary Branch No. 63 of Saskatoon. The family would appreciate donations to the Cancer Fund rather than floral tributes. Interment wlil be made in Wtoodlawn Cemetery.

McKague's Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements. THURLOW The passing of Mr. Frank Thurlow age 69 years of 2906 Cumberland Avenue, Saskatoon occurred In a local hospital on Friday, November 9th, 1979. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, November 14th, at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Pastor W.

A. Roesler from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North. Courtesy Parking north of the Chapel. Surviving are: his loving wife Helen; two daughters: Lauralne and her husband Dick Wood of Saskatoon and Maxine and her husband, John Lepineof Kelowna, B.C.; four sons: Ken and his wife Marlene of Langley, B.C.; Stewart and his wife, Elaine of Penticton, B.C.; Greg and his wife Val of Saskatoon and Ron and his wife Judi of Warman, twelve grandchildren; four sisters: Mrs. Jim (Amy) Kohnke of Oliver, Mrs.

Norm (Helen) McNabb of Greenwood, Mrs. Ernie (Pearl) Carlson of Mayerthorpe, Alta, and Mrs. Gladys Rowand of Langley, B.C. and three brothers: Tom of Senldc, Lon of Campbell River, B.C.; Jack of Vancouver, B.C.; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, his step-mother and by two sisters.

The late Mr. Thurlow was bom in Medicine Hat, Alta, and at an early age he moved with the family to Beechy, Sask. Mr, Thurlow farmed at Beechy until 1941 at which time he moved to Saskatoon where he carried on in his trade as a carpenter contractor until his passing. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel.

IHSUUT10N 95 INSURANCE 27 INVESTIGATION-SECURITY 120 INVESTMENTS 28 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES 195 JANITORIAL SERVICES 115 LANDSCAPING 104 UWN MOWERS 87 LISTINGS WANTED 192 LIVESTOCK 6 ACCESSORIES 141 LOANS WANTED 25 LODGE NOTICES IB L08T 6 FOUND 16 LOTS FOR SALE in LUMBER 6 SUPPLIES 51 MUTS 64 MEMORIAL SOCIETY MOBILE HOMES 194 MONEY TO LOAN 25 M0NUMEHT8 9 MORTGAGES 193 MOTORCYCLES 8 BICYCLES 81 MOTOR HOMES 84 MOVING 8 STORAGE IIS MUSICAL INSTRUCTION 125 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 126 NURSING 124 OFFICE HELP WANTE0 40 OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES 179 PAINTING DECORATIONS 97 PART TIME HELP WANTED 37 PERSONAL 14 PER80HAL SERVICES 15 PETS 66 PHOTOGRAPHY 58 PU8TERINSSTUCC0 98 PLUMBING 6 HEATING 98 PARCEL POST 130 POULTRY 6 EGGS 144 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 131 PROF. 8 MANAGEMENT HELP 42 PROPERTY TO RENT 167 PROPERTY WANTED 178 RAFFLE WINNERS 17 REMOVAL SERVICE 117 RENTAL AGENTS 168 RENTAL SERVICE 114 RES0RT8 6 COTTAGES 181 RESTAURANT HELP 38 REPAIR SERVICE 116 R00FIN6-UVESTR0UGHS 86 ROOMS FURNI8HE0 151 ROOMS UNFURNISHED 152 ROOMS FURN 6 UNFURN 153 ROOMS WAMTEO 154 SALES PERSONNEL 43 SECRETARIAL HELP WANTED 41 SEPTIC TANKS Ill SERVICE STATIONS 78 SHARPENING SERVICES 113 SKIING EQUIPMENT 90 SNOWMOBILE 6 ACCES 89 SOUND EQUIPMENT 59 STABLES 139 STORES 6 0FFICE8 190 8T0RES-0FFICES TO RENT 184 SUITES FURNISHED 155 SUITES UNFURNISHE0 ...156 SUITES PARTIALLY FURN 157 SUITES WANTED 158 TAPE0 MUSIC 128 TUCHERS WANTED 47 TENTS-TARPAULINS 88 TOWING SERVICE 80 TRADE SCHOOLS ...122 TRADES 6 CONST. HALP 32 TRADE8 6 PROFESSIONS 92 TRUCKS-BUSES FOR SALE 69 TRUCK REPAIRS 8 ACCESS 77 TV RENTALS 173 UPHOLSTERY 54 WANTED TO RENT 174 WAREHOUSE SPACE 188 WAREHOUSE SPACE TO RENT 165 WELL DRILUNG 112 VANS 6 ACCESSORIES 70 VEHICLE STORAGE 63 Lost Found 16 LOST MALE Irish Setter. 2V5 years. Tattoo In right ear.

Please call 665-7388. Money to Loan 25 FIRST AND.SECOND MORTGAGES on city and rural properties. Up to 25 year amortization. S. Sieger Rep.

Inland Trust Savings Corp. Ltd. 242-1188. 206 BirkS Saskatoon. y5 Help Wanted 31 ADMINISTRATOR for Wynvard and District Housing Corporation Golden acre special care home.

Apply to: J. B. Murphy, Adminlstra tor, stating qualifications, experience, salary expected and date available. Applications to be In no later than 12 Noon November 22nd, 1979. A FOUR BOUNCER.

Part time. Evening shift only. Top wages. Apply In person, 215 2nd Ave. South.

AIR CONDITIONING and heating fourth year apprentice or mechanic required for a Calgary Service Co. Send resume of qualifications to: Nu-AIr Service Central Bay 3A 2835 19th St. North East, Calgary, Alberta. T2E7E2. A PORTER wanted.

Duties to include dally cleaning of hotel. Must be neat and have driver's license. Apply In person: King Ceorge Hotel. INVOICE TYPIST required for our Jewellery Dept. Duties will also Include general clerical work relat Ing to the deptartment.

Applicant should possess 45 W.P.M. typing. Please apply: J. Klassen Sons, 1935 Ontario Ave. Telephone 653 5050.

Kindersely Transport Ltd 806 47th S1reet (new shop) require the following people to operate at 1 2 30-9pm shift. One truck mechanic, one mechanic's helper, one trailer mechanic, and one tire repair person. Company benefits, group insurance, etc. Phone 652-5269, and ask for Bob. LARGE NATIONAL Tire Company has opening for Inside sales trainee.

Someone with related experience who seeks progress and opportunity. Excellent starting rate plus generous employee benifits. Reply to Box 56 Star-Phoenix. Semi-Trailer Drivers Large progressive transport company requires full time experienced semi-trailer drivers. Starting rate of $67.50 per trip.

Applicants must be bondable, hold a Class 1-A licence and submit driving abstract. Top wait and work time rate. Shared benefit and uniform program. Apply: Kleysen Transport Ltd. Box 188, Estertiazy, Sask.

S0A 0X0 Phone (306) 745-3926 LEASED OPERATORS with trucks. Phone 652-3444. MAJOR RESTAURANT Hotel-ware supply company requires an individual to assist In setting up a new branch In Saskatoon. Duties wll include: setting up of shelving, pricing, shipping and receiving; eventually leading to an inside sales position. If you are interested In starling at the bottom and growing with this progressive firm, contact Bernice at 665 7919.

MATURE PERSON for shop ser-vice Invoicing and shipping. Apply in person. Engine Ser-Vice, 121 Ave 5. 744-0171. MECHANIC Immediate opening for lourneyman technician or experienced apprentice.

Bright clean shop, excellent working conditions. Flat rate per hour. Phone Doug Feltham, Service Manager. Sherwood Chev Olds Ltd. 2323 8th St.

E. 374-6330. NEED AN agent? Wehave bookings for novelty acts, piano players singles. Contact Pat 653-0901 North-wind Talent Agency. m9 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY One of Canada's National concerns is now opening a new special services division.

Servicing long time established company accounts only. No canvassing, no prospecting, or soliciting. No relocation necessary. Because of this we will consider only solid highly reliable representatives with at least 2 years experience dealing with the public. Must have excellent references.

This Is a ground floor opportunity with several positions available. Top earnings, outstanding company benefits, rapid advancement. FOR CONFI-DENTIAL INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT CALL 652-5475. PLANT SUPERVISOR REQUIRED. Must be able to take full charge of sewing production and maintenance on machinery.

Send resume fo Box 486, North Battleford. COURIER DRIVERS OWNER-OPERATOR CAR DIVISION Small or compact full and part time positions. Experience not required. At Zipper Courier we offer: Complete training program Commission up to 76 No contract deposit required Group Insurance Including dental Earnings $900 to $1,100 a month (net) Excellent working environment No evening or weekend work A courier driver with Zipper recog nlzes Individual Initiatives and desire. You must be service orientated and a self-starter.

For more Information about the courier industry call John Groves 665-2500. ZIPPER COURIER CLEANING PERSONNEL required. Berome part of a professional cleaning team on a full or part lime basis. Our company provides a variety of salarys, a training program and the opportunity for advancement as well as pleasant worklnR conditions. Candidates must be bondable.

Phone 665 3166 to arrange an interview. Business hours. CLEANING PERSON to vacuum halls, clean walks and cut grass, etc. on small apartment block. Approx.

3 to 4 hours per week. 373-7899 evenings, 664-3216 days. Block address 1612 Main St. COOKS HELPER WANTED. Monday Friday.

Day work. Apply Smugglers, 416 21st St. E. 652-0074. TOWER ASSISTANT Required immediately to close out work orders.

Process campaign changes and other related duties. Applicants must have working knowledge of a utomobile parts and repair procedures. See Doug Fetham. Service Manager, Sherwood Chev 2323 8h St. E.

374 6.336. PRODUCTION MIC WELDERS Required by trailer manufacturer. Top wages. Apply to: Univlsion Industries Box 879, Biggar, Sask. S0K 0M0 or phone 948-3371.

REQUIRED JOURNEYMAN-Electrician to start immediately in Rosetown with an established company. Experience in resldental, commercial, industrial wiring and service work. Phone collect 8-5 882-2124. After 5, 882-3809. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY licensed heavy duty mechanic with Cummins experience.

We will help with move to Calgary. Apply in writ ing to: Mr. Wayne Molitor, Maln-tainance Manager, 2612 58th Avenue South East, Calgary, Alberta. T2C 1G5. OFFICE EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN Required by Saskatchewan Office Product Co.

Previous machine experience would be helpful, however on the lob training is provided. Mechanical ability plus some knowledge of electronics a definite asset. Apply to General Recorder Ltd. 511 1st Ave. N.

SALES POSITION Not just a lob 652-0800 For recorded message m2 SECOND STREET United Church requires a part-time caretaker. Apply to George Welllngs, 108 5th St.E. 652-4990. S7H1E5. SEMI DRIVER to run double on long distance haul.

Call 6b4-4006. THE TURTLEFORD Recreation Board requires a coach for minor hockey for 1979-80 season. Salary to be negotiated with board. AdpIy in writing to Archie Macleod, Turtle-ford, Sask'. stating experience.

Phone 845 2768. WANTED BARTENDER for Sena-tor Hotel Beverage Room. Neat and reliable. Willing to work shifts. Apply In person.

WANTED EXPERIENCED body-shop person and autobody painter. Top wages. Please apply at: 516 42nd A Street. WANTED PARTTImeand fulltime waiterwaitress for Senator Hotel beverage Able to work shift work. Apply In person.

WANTED JOURNEYMAN electri cian with commercial experience. Phone 652 6909 between the hours of 7am-8am. Funeral Directors 6 WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rap J. Murdock Phone 653 3434 20th bt. (L Ave.

vj SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F.DAURIE Ph. 244 557 338 4th Ave. N. PARK FUNERALC.HAPEL terry G.

Mlchuylluk Donald bomers 311 3rd Ave. No. Phone 244-2103 MCKAGUE'S FUNERALHOME ROBERT J. MCKAGUE DONALD A. NEWBIGGING JUOJrdAve.

S. Vi Crematoriums 7 PRAI Rl VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation bcrvlces Highway 11 South 242-7884 Box 2061 V7 Monuments 9 EMILYTABASNIUK FLORENCE MOOR 210 33rd. St. East Phone 052-5363 FAMILY MEMORIAL ARTS LTD 10U5-20TH ST. WEST Wilf Michayluk H.

Glbnev Days or evenings 652 2210 m5 Personal 14 ALL SEWING Gowns, pant suits, dresses. Alter-atlons 1 hour service. 382 6550. y8. ARE YOU PREGNANT? We can help both of you.

Birthright 652-9991. BANQUET ROOM, wedding receptions, parties, meetings, seminars, seats 100. 343-7802. m9 BEER BOTTLES 40 cents doz. Pop bottles 8 and 15 cents each.

Min. 15 doz. 384-0737. m8 BIRTH CONTROL Information. Planned Parenthood.

244-7989. m2 COMMUNITY AID Resource Centre annual General meeting. Wednesday, Nov. 14, 7:30 public library. Panel discussion-Chlldren in Crisis.

Everyone welcome. DOES YOUR name reveal your life? Find out. For appointment phone Kabalarlan Philosophy b52-5191 or 244-9875. m7 EARN EXTRA money selling information by mall. Free details, write to 210 Pospnikoff Cres.

FOR PAINTING at reasonable rates, phone 242-8394. FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS, banquets, dancing. Accommodates 25-275. Marigold 664-3123. yl FREE ESTIMATES.

TV, radio repairs. Mayfair TV 653-5366. yO GOOD NEWS-384-0244 DIAL-A DEVOTION -ANYTIME m3 HOW ARE Your Feef Today? Rough and callused from summer wear, now Is the time for a pedicure and foot treatment Including nail shaping, callus removal and moisturizing message. For a beautiful relaxing experience make an appointment for a pedicure today. Another Paramount beauty service.

Phone 242 0017, Paramount Beauty Salon. m7 LATEST AND BEST Adult merchandise In the world. Z37 20th St, W. 242-0771. 5 Happiness Is Love-Friendship Going Places Seeing New Faces People People Needing People Sharing with someone Your HAPPINESS is our concern Call 665-1991 Or for free dating information or correspondence, mall coupon below to: BEAS DATA-MATE 158 2nd Ave.

N. Saskatoon Or 1843 Broad Regina NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE AGE- ROSE MARKING DEVICES. 131B 20th St. West. 244-5885.

Manufacturers of rubber stamps, pocket stamps, self inking stamps m5 SELF CONFIDENCE Do you really have it? DALE CARNEGIE COURSES DO! For recorded message phone 652 5607 m2 SHAKLEE NATURAL Products. Distributorships avail. 373 8744. m7 SWINGTIME NEWS, picture ads. dances for Swingers In Wash.

Western Canada. Est. 1969. S4 per copy or free details. CV Club.

P.0 Box 2410, New Westminster, B.C. V3L 5B6. THUNDERBIRDTRAVELoffersa personalized courteous travel service by experts in the industry. or any or all of your travel requirements please call on us first at Thunderbird ravel, 66 Soadina Gres ast. Saskatoon Ph 664 222 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 31 1 220 3rd Ave.

South. Phone 665 6727 anytime. Y5 ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL 148 ACREAGE (RURAL) 134 AGENT8 44 AIRCRAFT 73 ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES 87 ANTIQUES 53 ANTIQUE VEHICLES 71 ANNIVERSARIES 13 APARTMENT SLOCKS 189 ARTICLES FOR SALE 50 ARTICLES WANTED 56 AUCTIONS 52 AUTOS FOR SALE 68 AUTO REPAIRS ACCES 78 AUTO i TRUCK RENTALS 76 AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED 74 BABYSITTING-CHILD CARE 36 BANDS 8 ORCHESTRAS 127 B.C.PROPERTIES 188 BICYCLES SI BIRTHS 1 B0AR0 i ROOM FOR 149 BOARD ROOM WANTE0 150 BOATS ACCESSORIES 82 BU8INESS C0LLE6ES 123 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1B3 BUILDINGS 135 CA8INET8 FURNITURE 106 CAMPERS 6 TRAILERS 85 CAMPING EQUIPMENT SS CARD OF THANKS 5 CARPETS-FL00RING 109 CATERING 129 CEMENT-BRICK 101 CHAIN SAWS 138 CHIMNEY-FURNACES. 100 CHRISTMAS TREES 49 COINS STAMPS 57 COMING EVENT8 19 C0HMERCIAL PROPERTIES 186 CONDOMINIUMS 191 CONTRACTING-CARPENTERS 98 COTTAGES TO RENT 168 CREMATORIUMS 7 CUSTOM HARVESTING 145 DEATHS 2 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 35 DRIVEWAYS 102 ELECTRICIANS-WELDERS 64 EMPLOYMENT WANTED 46 ENGEMENTS 12 EQUIPMENT RENTALS 17D EXCAVATING 103 FARM EQUIPMENT 137 FARM HELP WANTED 33 FARM UNO FOR RENT 133 FARM UNO FOR SALE 132 FARMS WANTED 136 FEED 6 SEEB 143 FINANCIAL 24 FINISHING 107 FIREPUCES 110 FISH FARMING 140 FLU MARKET 55 FL0RIBTS-FL0WERS SI FUNERALS 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6 FURNITURE RENTALS 172 GARAGES 6 PARKING 79 GARDEN AND UWN 62 GARDEN PRODUCE 83 GUSS 108 HAIRDRESSERS WANTE0 39 HALL RENTALS 171 HELP WANTED 31 HOBBIES 8 CRAFTS 60 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 105 HORSE TRAILERS 142 HOSPITAL PERSONNEL 48 H0TELS-M0TELS 104 HOUSES FOR RENT FURN 159 HOUSES FOR RENT UNFURN 160 H0USE8 FURN 6 UNFURN 161 HOUSES FOR SALE 196 HOUSES WANTED-SUY 195 HOUSES WAMTED-RENT 162 IN MEM0RIUM 4 IN0. L0T8-SALE-RENT 147 IN0.

MACHINERY 8 REPAIRS 148 INSTRUCTION 121 Personal Services 15 ACCOUNTING. INCLUDING flnan- cial statements and tax returns filed. Small and or large accounts welcome. 652-1387. m2 AFTER BREAST SURGERY The COMPANION PROSTHESIS Information, 374-9707, Saskatoon m4 AMWAY products come to YOU -satisfaction guar.or your money back.

382 5939 between 5 7 pm. m9 FLAMAN INVESTIGATION and Security Agency Ltd. Uniformed guards armed guards Specializing In divorce evidence Box 362, Saskatoon, 343-8979 PURIFIED WATER Available in 20 litre disposable unit. Let us refill your container. 244- 7224.

m3 BEST PRICES Will do typing 50 cents per page you supply the paper or 60 cents per page and I'll supply the paper. Call Lynn 244-7666 or 652 0748. CARPENTRY, FRAMING. Roof Ing. Drywall, Taping, Spantex, Spraytex, Cabinets, Painting, Finishing.

Free Est. 6 53-5637. 373-8564. m5 CERTIFIED EXPERIENCED teacher will tutor H.S. Phys-Ics.

242 0344 after 7. m9 UPHOLSTERY PROFESSIONAL WORKMANSHIP Commercial or Residential. Free est. Pick up delivery. 242 0807 m7 CONFEDERATION HOUSEHOLD Moving.

Local and long distance. Phone 61-4-4151 or 38 2 5657. m7 CUSTOM MEAT cutting. Evenings bo4 3621. DEBRIS REMOVAL.

Call 665 3166. DIACHUK'S INVISIBLE mending. Open 9 9. 244 6455. m9 EXCLUSIVE DRAPERIES.

Have It sewn In my home. 665 6586 m2 Garage Door Installations Experienced Installers will Install any size of residential garage doors. For free est. 373 9859 after 6. m6 FIREPLACES INSTALLED.

Genuine stone fronts, firebrick fireboxes, energy efficient. Free estimates, guaranteed work. Call Ernie at 477-0717 or 384 3454 tor appointment m6 NEED TO GET more work done at the office? Place an Classified Ad for part time help. Phone 653 2100 8 8 Monday to Friday or I 10 noon Saturday. WILL DO typing and sewing at home Terri 384 airz.

ml WILL with your office overload. typing, telephone answering, general office work, holldav or su relief etc. Phone evenings. 24A3091. ARNOLD The passing of Charlene Arnold age 14 years of 76 Lindsay Drive, Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital on Friday, November 9th, 1979.

A Private Funeral Service was held on Monday, November 12tn at 10:00 a.m. conducted by Pastor Mel Murray from Park Funeral Chapel, Third Avenue North. Surviving are: her loving parents: Jack and Joan Arnold and one brother Jim at home; her grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. K.

Corbett of Farnham, Surrey, England and Mrs. R. Arnold of Rodney, Ontario. Charlene was born In Senneterre, Quebec and came to Saskatoon In 1976 and was attending Evan Hardy Collegiate at the time of her passing. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 305-219 22nd Street East, Saskatoon, S7K OCA Cremation to follow.

Arrangements are In care of Park Funeral Chapel. MAYNE The death of Mr. Alfred Mayner age 60 years of 319 Ave. South, Saskatoon occurred at his residence on Sunday, November 11th, 1979. The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday November 14th at 10:30 a.m.

from St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church celebrated by Rev. Father N. Corbett C.Ss.R. Payers will be said at St.

Mary's Church Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. Surviving are: his loving wife, Mary; one daughter, Mrs. Cliff (Judy) Brown of Saskatoon; two sons, Brian and Clenn both of Saskatoon; two grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Lloyd (Helen) Gertken of Port Albernl, B.C.; one brother, Nick Mayner of Revelstoke, B.C. He was predeceased by his motner in 1967, his father in 1968 and by a brother, Lome In 1972.

The late Mr. Mavner was born at Saskatoon and lived the early part of his life and attended school at Lake Lenore, Sask. He served with the Saskatchewan Light Infantry, Mortar Division overseas from 1941 to 1946. After the war he settled In Saskatoon and had lived here since that time. Mr.

Mayner was employed with R. J. Fife Equipment for 21 years and later with Kane Equipment Ltd. Friends who so wish may make memorial donations to the Cancer Research Fund, c-o University Hospital, Saskatoon. Interment will take place in Soldiers Field Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements are In care of Wes-twood Funeral Chapel. MOONEY Orrin R. (Red) Mooney, age 72 years, of 909 10th Street, East, Saskatoon, passed away In a local hospital on November 11th, 1979. Sadly missed by his wife, Berneldine. (Bee), daughter, Shirley, his sons, John and Barry, their wives, Barbara and Anne, granddaughters Margot, and Jennifer, grandsons, Patrick, Scott and Clen, and his sisters, Dr.

Flora Slfton, Mrs. Grace Wijson, and Miss Jean Mooney. A Memorial Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, November 15th, 1979 at 1:30 P.M. In the Chapel of McKa-gue's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. W.

Chapman. A native of Regina, Mr. Mooney graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in agriculture In 1933. He farmed at Tes-sier, Saskatchewan until 1946 when he iolned the Department of Agriculture, retiring as a supervisor of Agricultural Representatives in 1970. Mr.

Mooney was a Past Master of the Masonic Lodge and an avid golfer. The faml ly would appreciate donations to the Heart Fund, 440 Second Avenue, North, Saskatoon rather than floral tributes. Guest parking directly south of McKa-gue's Funeral Home, 3rd Avenue and 20th Street. ORCHARD-The death of Kenneth G. Orchard age 49 years of 1602 Preston Avenue occurred in a local hospital on November 11th, 1979.

The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 1 3th at 3:30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Miller Nixon. (Memorial donations to the Cancer Research Fund care of the Cancer Clinic, University of Saskatchewan will be appreciated In lieu of flowers.) Surviving are: his wife Marlon; 2 daughters Mrs. Orest Klndrachuk (Lynn), Pittsburgh; Marjorie Orchard, Edmonton; 3 sons Jeffery, Saskatoon, Jim, Edmonton and Robert, Saskatoon; 1 grandson Zakery Kin-drachuk; also his parents Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Orchard, West Vancouver, B.C.; 1 brother Dennis Orchard, Ottawa and 1 sister Mrs. Frank Schofield (Catherine) Streetsvllle, Ontario.

Mr. Orchard was born In Regina and was raised and educated in Melfort, Sask. He had been employed with the Saskatchewan Power Corporation for the past 28 years serving at Putlook and Saskatoon. He had resided in Saskatoon since 1971. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

BELL-The Passing of Mr. Lawrence Edgar Bell age 38 years of 4301-45th Avenue, N.W., Cran-brook, B.C occurred at Cranbrook on Tuesday, November 6th. 1979. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, November 15th at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev.

W.J. Fhll-lips Rees and Rev. Allan K. Hopper from Park Funeral Chapel. 311 Third Avenue North.

Courtesy parking north of the Chapel. Surviving are: one daughter: Denise and two sons: Bruce and Brent, all of Dellsle. two sisters: Lois Hills of Saskatoon and Mrs. Henry (Leona) Dutkywich of Kelowna, B.C.; one brother: Leslie of Tessier, Sask. and his father-in-law and mother-in-law: Mr.

and Mrs. Don Junop of Delisle, Sask. He was predeceased by his wife, Faye Doreen in 1973; one daughter, Beverley, in infancy; his father and mother: Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Bell and by his-twln sister, Lorna.

The late Mr. Bell was bom In Saskatoon and lived in the Tessier farm district. He later moved to Saskatoon where he lived until moving to British Columbia vWiere he had resided for the past twelve years. Flowers are gratefully declined and Memorial donations may be made to the children. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel. EPP The death of Peter S. Epp, age 79 years, of Laird, Sask. occurred in the os them Union Hospital on November 9th, 1979. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 13th at 2 o'clock m.

from the Laird Men-nomte Church conducted by Mr. Gary Glestorecht and Rev. George Dueck. Surviving are his loving wife Tena. two daughters: Louise (Mrs.

Reuben Fischer) of Saskatoon, Marge. (Mrs. Ed Neufeld) of Hague, one son Harold and his wife Eileen of Nelson, one sister Nettie Mrs. George Neufeld) of Swift Current, Sask. and by eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Mr. Epp was predeceased bv hs parents and by three sisters. Pallbearers for the service will be Arley Nickel, Max Las-kowski. Dave Rem Del. Jack Ram-pel.

Bill Rempel and Russel Rem pel. Interment will be made in the Laird Cemetery. Arrangements are care of Funk's Funeral Home. Rosthern. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 2GWG requires sewing machine operators 1o work In our manufac- turlng plant.

GWG IS ONE OF Canada's leading manufacturers of blue jeans for fashion, leisure, and work wear. In Saskatoon, our modern plant employs over 175 trained operators. We offer a training program which allows you to learn requirements of the position while being paid. The working hours are from 7:30 AM 4:30 PM, Monday-Thursday. and 7:30 am 1:30 pm Friday.

Fulltime employment Is offered. Apply In person to: GWG LIMITED 28 34th St. E. HELP WANTED. Crank shaft grinder.

Experience pre- ferred or we will train if you have some experience. Excellent working conditions. Wages negotiable. Apply in person or phone 244-0171. Universal Engine Service, 121 Ave.

S. 244 0171. INTERIOR DFCORATINC Consul tant. Preferably with experience in retail sales of drapery and carpeting to work in a home decorating centre. Salary plus commission.

Apply in writing to: Box 55 Star-Phoenix INTE RVAL HOUSE, an emergency shelter for women and children In crisis. Is accepting applications for casual workers. Applicants must be mature and able to work effectively witM people. Must be willing to work nights, holidays, and week-ends. Apply In wrltingto: the Director, 211 5th Ave.

Saskatoon. Easy Crochet! (rtjCiUMW IvCcG-t This jackets a ny lo wear, the perfect male for separates Color bands go right across hunt bjik sleeves CroJiet fj.hienable cardigan in 3 colors of 2 ply Shetland type yarn It has today texture' Pattern 2 Sizes 8 18 included Enclose $1.50 for each pattern cash, cheque or money order. Add 35 cents on each pattern ordered to cover cost of first class mailing and handling. Plaass print plainly style number, size, your name and address, and sand to: Laura Wheeler, Needlecraft Dept: The Star-Phoenix, 109 Crockford Bivd; Scarborough, Ontario. M1R5B4.

M.V 1980 NEEDLECRAFT catalog Value parked1 Over 170 ae.ugnv-all catts 3 tree patterns pnnted inside Send $1 UO 131 Add a Block Quilts 130 Sweaters Sizes 38 56 SI. 50 129-Quick. Easy TransfersSl.SO 128 Patchwork Quilts $1.50 127-Afgfians Doil es. 126-Cratty Flowers $1.50 125 Petal Quilts $1.50 124-Gifts Ornaments. $1.50 123 Stitch n' Patch QuiltsSl.50 122 Stuffy Puff Quilts $1.50 121 Pdlow Show Offs 117 Easy Needlepoint.

$1.50 1 IGNifty Fifty Qu, $1.50 115 Ripple Crochet $1.50 113 instant Gifs $150 1 16 Jiffy Rugs $150 103 Sew I Kmt $1 50 1C8 Instant Macnme $1.50 lGelnstant Fashion $1.50 105-Instant Crochet $1.50 104 Instant Money $li0 103 IS Quilts lor Today. 1CI Quilt Collection $1.50 Funerals 3 ALLAN The Funeral Service of James Mansel Allan who died on November 7, 1979 was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Saturday, November 10th at 10:00 a.m. conducted by Rev. William Wall. Pallbearers were: Bob MacDonald, Doug Penner, Bev Allen, Jack Benolkln, Ike Penner and Ted Sharman.

Interment took place In Hlllcrest. Memorial Gardens. ANDERSON The Funeral Service of Edith Beatrice Christina Anderson who died on November 8, 1979 was held from Augustana Luth-em Church on November 12 at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Pastor Ken Peterson. Pallbearers were: Ted Hus, Tim Kucey, Glenn Kucey, Mark Kucey, Ron Brewer, Paul Freitag.

Interment took place In Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral Arrangements In care of Saskatoon Funeral Home. DURFEY The Funeral Service of Mr. William Peter Durfey, who died on November 7th, 1979 was held from Westwood Funeral Chapel on Sat. Nov.

10th at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. G. Redclltfe. Pallbearers were: Carl May, Henry Peterson, Scott Sivertson, Cory Slvertson, Tracy Sivertson, Kelly Sivertson.

Interment was made In Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements were In care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. KLINGENBERG The Funeral Service of Debra Joan Kllngenberg, who died on November 8th, 1979 was held from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home on November 10th at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. B.

H. Fast. Pallbearers were: Howard Kllngenberg, Kurt Kllngenberg, Larry Braun, Fred Long, Carl Huber, Peter Braun. Interment was made In the Woodlawn Cemetery. KOMADA The Funeral Mass of Mrs.

Stella Komada who died on November 8th, 1979 was held from Our Lady of Czestochowa Roman Catholic Church on Monday, Nov. 12th at 10a.m. celebrated by Rev. J. Cieply O.M.I.

Pallbearers were: David Komada, Ricky Komada, Larry Komada, Bradley Komada, Kenneth Oliinik, Kelly Ollinlk. Interment was made In the Roman Catholic Cemtery. Arrangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. McF AD ZE The Funeral Service Arnold W. McFadzen who died on November 7th, 1979 was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Saturday, November 10th at conducted by Rev.

Phillips Rees. Honorary Pallbearers were: Maurice Houle, Don Hatfield, Alex Soroski, Gerry Carn, Gerry Wtebster, Glen Thomson. Active Pallbearers were: John Janowski, Vic Davidson, John Mclnnes, Al Baldwin, Fred Dawes, Bob Dawes. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. OWENS The Funeral Service of Eric Owens who died on November 8th, 1979 was held from St.

James Anglican Church, on Saturday November 10th at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Fred Davies and Canon Glenn Ash. Pallbearers were: Donald Rennie, Donald Traill, Hugh Purdie, Jack Sproule, Al Sargeant, John Sargeant. Interment In Hlllcrest Memorial Gardens.

Funeral Arrangements in care of Saskatoon Funeral Home. In Memoriam 4 BOKLASCHUK In loving memory of a dear mother and grand mother, Dorothy, who passed away November 13th, 1974- How can we explain to others The loss we feel inside We only know we miss vou And the tears we try to hide Cod saw you getting tired Of the lonely nights and days When a cure was not to be So he closed his arms around you And whispered "Come to Me For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. have, to love and then to Part. Is the greatest sorrow of ones heart Dearly loved and sadlv missed by daughter Rosalie, son in law Leo and grandchildren. Personal Services 15 (Continued) FOR SMALL moving jobs, hauling junk refuse phone 665-8582.

mO FOR YOUR ceilings textureized and Inferior painting. Call 382-7654 or 343 8831 for free estimates (s)m3 FREE ESTIMATES of T.V. and record player repairs. Reasonable rates. Phone 742 0012.

HELLOTAXI LTD Furniture moving, deliveries of groceries, parcels etc. Limousine service by reservations. Phone 242-1100. m9 HAVE DUMP truck and tractor with front end loader. Will clean basements, backyards and land-scaping lobs.

652-9141 (S(m10 HAWAII WAKIKI Condo Daily, weekly or monthly 652-4104, office hours only. mO HIRE US to haul your lunk, clean up yard or basement. Put your basement lit order. Dispose of useful artl-Cles. 244-522.

mO NEED SOMETHING DRAWN? Posters, illustrations, creative design, etc. Very reasonable rates. 373 8191, mornings, evelngs. ENGINEERED ROBOTICS Implementations of Canada Inc. "THESORCERER" Personal Computer for Home-Business 25-158 2nd Ave.

N. Phone: 373-6929 York Bldg, (under White Cross Drugs) m5 PROBLEM SOLVERS on all build Ing repairs, maintenance or construction. all types of siding Installed. 382 3918.244 9522. mO IMMEDIATE Professional typing, business and personl.

Ives Temporary Services. 301-219 22nd St East. 652-9905. m6 ALTERATIONS 1 HOUR! Service from 8a All types of clothing 382 6550. 2 STEAM RENTALS $20 per day delivered also hourly rates -244 Bing m3 Dry Cleaning More W'e are not a high volume production plant.

Avoid communal or large batch cleaning Your clothes and bedding do not share the same bath with others. Each item Is given Individual attention. Complete service, alterations and repairs, steamex rental. For Pick up and Delivery: Phone 244 5792. ON THE SPOT CLEANERS.

West TRASH Why hurt your baik? let us hurt ours! Basement need cleaning? Call us 61 or 6--2 Y3Q9 mi WILL DO sewing. 1 day service and alterations s5j 4103 m2 WILL DO typing in my home. 384 0514. m9 ELDORADO ELDORADO NUCLEAR LIMITED HYDRO PLANT OPERATOR Position exists for Staff Operator at our Hydro Station located twenty miles west of Uranium City, Saskatchewan, serviced by Helicopter or float plane. Duties over the operation and routine maintenance of the Plant.

Candidates should be resourceful, able to work with minimum sjpervislon and. preferably, have had experience in the electrical fields of generation and distribution. Suitable applicants will receive on the Job training. Station staffed by two families, living In subsidized furnished houses. Company benefits include transportation from point of hire, family relocation, 4 weeks holiday after one vear's service.

Increasing to 5 weeks after two years. Shared cost pension and fully paid medical plans. Please note there are no educational facil Hies avai lable at the site. Apply giving full particulars to: Personnel Office Eldorado Nuclear Limited 1002, C.N. Towers Midtown Plaza Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K US.