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C12 IntGITIcltlOnSl Friday- September 16, 1983 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix Deaths Funerals Personal Legacies Memorial 10 Personal StarPhoenix Salvadoran guerrillas occupy key location SAN SALVADOR (AP) Leftist guerrillas over-ran a town irt a key eastern province as President Al-varo Magana, making a speech 16 kilometres way, said he would not negotiate sharing power with the rebels. Salyadoran civilian and military sources said about 50 guerrillas attacked El Triunfo, 120 kilometres east of the capital, and occupied the town of 5,000 inhabitants after hours'of fighting Thursday El Salvador's Independence Day. Military sources said seven soldiers-were killed in the battle. There were no reports of guerrilla casualties. Fighting raged Thursday evening around Jucuapa and Chinameca, southwest of El Triunfo, as rebels attacked those towns also.

Sixteen kilometres from El Triunfo, Magana spoke at the dedication of a new hydroelectric plant. He sad. negotiations with the rebels that would lead to a pre-election snaring of power was "the one thing, definitely the one thing, my government cannot do for peace." In another development in the region, Costa Rica, which does not have an army, announced Thursday it was installing anti-aircraft machine-guns to protect airports and other key facilities as a "precaution" against possible attacks by groups involved in the Nicaragu-an conflict. Meanwhile, Costa Rican-based Nicaraguan rebels said they fought with troops of Nicaragua's leftist Sandinista government in southern Nicaragua, knocking government artillery out of commission and inflicting an unspecified number of casualties. Also, Angel Edmundo Solano, Costa Rican public security minister, said members of the Spanish Basque guerrilla organization ETA were being held for questioning in an alleged plot to kill Nicaraguan rebels based in Costa Rica.

It was not immediately clear why ETA, which seeks the separation of the Basque region from the rest of Spain, would be involved In the alleged plot. U.S. bill approves nerve gas .14 (CoeftaeMt WANTED. Old lukeboxes 4 7 rpm rock roll records. Ron.

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373-7222. Personal Services 15 ALL Rubbish Hauling: prompt service, reasonable. Call us! 653-0512. ALL APPLIANCES hauled, yards cleaned, odd lobs. 477-2994, 343-1581.

ALL RUBBISH Hauled. Wllh one ton truck. 373-0430. ALL 2 ton HAULING 244-6847 ALL TYPES Upholstery done. off materials to Oct.

15. 382-2083. ANY HAULING I hoist. 664-3140. ton truck with ANY ODD lobs.

Rototillmg, all rubbish removal. Lawns. 65J-9280. APPL. Furn.

to move? Call GO FOR MOVING. 653-0457, ATTENTION: TRUCKERS Sell out Wix oil filters. Need a break in gas diesel prices? Check Husky Keylock. 244-6616. Beer Pop Bottle Pickup Cash paid.

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Call 374-5018 tor appointment. Cheap Skate Movers Do it vourself save money 343-6776 WILL DO BOOKKEEPING, Typing Payroll In my home Ph. 382-4197 DEAOBOLTS, PEEPHOLES General Lock Service Call Go-io. The Locksmith, 384-1842. DEBRIS HAULING, tree trimming, etc.

Prompt service. EARLY RETIRED person with ton will haul anywhere. Could also small trailer. 343-1139. ECKANKaR A Universal Path: 653-2136 for pre-recorded message.

EXPERIENCED CARPENTER will do all home renovations or what have you. Reas. rates. Ref. 382-1 EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS All sewing, alterations.

EXPERIENCED TYPIST Call 373-393 EXP prof stylist will do cuts, perms-in vour home. 664-8574 (morn's)." FOR EXPERIENCED Call: 384-5877. FOR GARBAGE pick-up, hauling. lunk refuse Call 652-5489. HA-GRA PROMOTION Company; pavs cash to vou.

for personal advertising to your friends and ates. IF we can be of service to you In the construction or autobodv; field, be it personal or insurance re lated. For details call 244-7123 pr write Ha-Gra Investments Limited Sub. PO 101, Saskatoon, Sask. S7N 2H0.

HAIRCUTS AND PERMS done oro-fessionallv In vour own home. Phone Marlene, 382-0970. HAVE "7 ton will do hauling It mov ing HERBALIFE WEIGHT loss beau ty products, 373-5275. I SPECIALIZE in Reflexology and Accupressure. If you have a health problem call 683-0769 anytime.

MORTGAGES LOANS Si Crocus Financial, 665-6355- NO CAR? Cabs expensive? Reliable person will buy and. deliver grocer, ies small Items. Mon. -Sat. Call 934-3568 or 343-7629.

PROFESSIONAL hair care In the comfort ot vour home, perms, haircuts, etc. 382-8092. Pure Wool made to measure 2-piece suite from S295. BARNEY KUTZ, Bessborough. REFELEX0L0GY, DATE: Saturday, Sept.

17, 1983 COST: S25.00 per person Notes Included For more information contact: Saskatoon Natural-Health Centre Ltd. 652-4546 Rubbish removed, yard work. Free est. Reas. rts.

242-5660, 384-8430. SENIOR CI1 IZENS worry no more. Reliable grocery delivery service. Mon-Sat. Special rates.

Call 934-3568 or 343-7629. SEWING ALTERATIONS. Phone: 373-6208, voting 266-152 to approve the measure and send it to the White House. Although $10.5 billion smaller than Reagan had requested, his signature is expected. The Senate passed the compromise bill, 83-8, on Tuesday.

Supporters referred frequently to the House's 416-0 approval Wednesday of a resolution harshly condemning the Soviets for shooting down Korean Air Lines Flight 007 'and its 269 passengers and crew Sept. 1. "The referendum today is whether we really meant what we said yesterday," said Representative Ike Skelton (D WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. House of Representatives, casting aside pleas by nerve-gas opponents that it rise above emotions of the moment caused by the Soviets' destruction of an unarmed jetliner, sent President Reagan a record, defence bill on Thursday that authorizes U.S. production of chemical weapons for the first time in 14 years.

While the nerve-gas provision amounts to a relatively tiny $114 6-million portion of the bill, opponents sought to make the final eon-gressional'approval a referendum on the weapons. But the House at large disagreed, Plane seizure by Syria protested 3 fCMttftM? SMITH The Funeral Service of Mary Evans Smith who died on Monday, September 12th, 1983 was held from AM Saints Anglican Church on Thursday, September ISth at 10:00 a.m. conducted bv The Venerable John C. Marlor. Pallbearers were: Arthur Bulck, Gilbert Schmidt, W.J.

(Len) Harvey, Robert Foskett, Relnhold Ort-lepp, and B.W. (Barney) Jones. Interment took place In the Family plot In Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Saskatoon Funeral Home. In Memoriams DYCK tn loving memory ot a ta-ther and grandfather who passed away Sept.

16th, 1977. No farewell was spoken No time to say goodbye You were gone before we knew It Only God knows why It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone For part of us went with vou The day God called you home. Sadly missed and always remembered by Harvev, Irene, Was and Tammy. HALES In fond and loving memory of Douglas G. who passed away Sept.

16th, 1969. You will live on In our hearts forever. Always remembered by his wife Marilyn, sons Rick, Greg and their families, and son Mark. ROSS In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great, grandmother, Mable Ross who passed away September 16, 1982. One vear ago, we had to part With one we loved with all our hearts The wound Is deep, It will not heal Only those who have lost know how we feel.

Always remembered and sadly missed; son Don. daughter-in-law Jean, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Card Of Thanks BRIESKORN The Bneskorn family wishes to express sincere thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends, and neighbors, teachers classmates from all schools, in the recent loss of our son Jim. The expressions of sympathy In the form of flowers, baking, donations to the Developement of Peace and the of fering of the mass was greatly appreciated. Many thanks to Fr.

Paul Donlevv, Fr, Michael Bedard, Fr. Raymond Senger of Watrous and Fr. Badnarchuck. And many thanks to St. Philip's Love Your Neighbor St.

Philip's School for the use of the Auditorium. The thoughtfulness will always be remembered and treasured by Cathrine and Theresia, Edith and Hugo Brieskorn. DOW The family of Debra Marie Dow (nee Welsh) wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the many expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness shown during our recent bereav-ment. To our dear relatives, caring friends and neighbors. To those who sent floral tributes, sympathy cards, baking, food, and donations.

A special thanks to Pastors Roesler and Dr. Leesburg for their kind words In our hour of need. Also spe cial thanks to the pallbearers and to McKague's Funeral Service. God Bless vou all. Klara and-Bob Welsh Dennis, Alice and David Welsh.

RICHERT The families of the late John Richert would like to thank rel atives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness and sympathy, for their visits and cards, for flowers, food, and dona tions to the Bethel Chair Lift Fund and the Heart Foundation. Your thoughtfulness will always be ap preciated. The John Richert Family. SYL PEESKER In the hour ot div tress and misery the eve of every mortal turns to friendship; In the hour of qladness and conviviality what Is our want? is friendship. When the heart overflows with gratitude, or with any other sweet and sacred sentiment, what is the word to which It would give utterance? A Friend.

Walter Savage Landor (Author) We would like to ex press our thanks and appreciation to all of our relatives and friends for their visits, flowers, donation's to the Trust Fund, cards of sympathy and words of comfort. Special thank vou to Rev. Father Doug Jetferv for the beautiful service and words of comfort. St. Joseph's Catholic Church and the Ladles Auxiliary.

Hans Holtkamp and the staff of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. Dr. Ted Underbill and staff of the National Research Council. Your kindness and support will always be remembered. Kevin Lucille Peesker.

Funeral Directors MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME ROBERT J. MCKAGUE DONALD A. NEWBIGGING Phone 664-3131 300 3rd Ave. Park Funeral Chapel Terry G. Michavlluk Donald Somers 311 3RD AVE.

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North WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Phone 653-3434 20th St. Ave. Crematoriums PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services Highway II South 242-7884 Box 2061 Memorial Society BOSCO SOCIETY gratefully accepts memorial donations and legacies to establish treatment centres for youngsters who art very suicidal, highly delinquent or seriously addicted to drugs and alcohol. Mall to Box 1755, Regina, Sask.

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Age not Important. Reply with ad dress and stamps to Box 1462 Star-Phoenix. GUYS! I How would vou like to put the ro mance back into vour lives? We are 2 tun-loving girls who are tired of Saskatoon's bar scene. If you are 20- 30 eniov life, reply to Box A58, Star Phoenix. Please include Photo phone HELIUM BALLOON SERVICE Parties, decorations, weddings, showers, etc.

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4 at Third Avenue United Church at 8 p.m. Phone 653-57B4, 664-3586, 373-4257. LOCAL MIDDLE aged business man, slim well kept wishes to meet ladv the same, between 38-50 who Is a good dancer and Is interested in a good social relationship leading to possible travel Please send full name ph In.strlct confidence to 71A. Star Phoenix. LOSE WT.

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MALE musician, seexs other ama- tuers to form Western Sacred Song group. Lt drinkers smokers okav. No fees, no pay. lust tun benefit performance. 664-3781.

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Info. 652-4078, 343-9402, 665-2035. OUT-OF-TOWN Christian widow. 55. honest, responsible, wishes to meet man with similar characteris tics.

All honest, sincere reolvs to Box 24A, Star-Phoenix. P. A. SINGLE Parents Dance. Sat.

Sept. 17th, at the Carlton Park Hall. located on Dunn 3 btks. off of 28th St. E.

Music bv the Pasqua Strings. Western Nile. Prairie Hockey School Accepting reservations for 83-84 hockey season. For Information, Ph. 244-6926 after $.

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13IB 10th St. West. 244-5885. Manufacturers of rubber stamps, pocket stamps, self-Inking stamps. SASKALONE SOCIAL Club Dance for members and guests, Frl.

Sept. 16th. Airliner Hall. Music Frank Ball. For info, call 382-5066.

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242-3861, 242-3862. SASKATOON SINGLE PARENTS Membership Meeting. Sept. 20th. 8pm.

Army i Navy. New Members welcome. For more Intor- mationcall: 382 80 U. 665 2035. SHAKLEE NATURES' Products.

Distributorships avail. 373-8744. SUNDAY DANCING Minus One Club, Sept. 18th, Army and Navy Hall. Dancing H3 p.m.

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652 407. 343-9402, 665-2035. I BECKLER The death ot Minnie Beckler age 9) years of Oliver Lodge occurred at her residence on Wednesday. Sept. 14, 1983.

The Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, Sept. 17th at 10:30 a.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted bv The Rev. Dr, Frank Myers. Surviving are: three daughters! Min nie and her husband Stan Barge of Saskatoon, Irene Scott of Montreal, Edith and her husband Norman Hammond of Prince Albert! one brother Fred Chrlstoffer of Saltcoats! six grandchildren! sixteen great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by her husband William In 1961, a daughter Myrtle In 1931, a brother and tour sisters. Mrs. Beckler was born In Grey County, Ont. In 1892 apd came with her parents to homestead In the Lucky Lake area in 1906. She married William Beckler in January, 1910 and they farmed In the Greenbrier district until retiring to Lucky Lake In 1948.

In 1976, she moved to Saskatoon to make her home at Oliver Lodge. She was a member of the Lucky Lake United Church. Mrs. Bec kler appreciated her many friends and was very active In the community and the church. She enloved her many crafts especially flowers and garden ing.

Interment will take place In Hillcrest Memorial Gar dens. (Courtesy parking south of the Chapel on 4th Ave. at 25th Street.) KLASSEN The passing of Mr. Peter P. Klassen age 73 years of 50 Dumont Crescent, Saskatoon occurred In a local hospital on Wednesday, Sep tember 14th, 1983.

The Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, September 17th at 2:00 p.m. conducted bv Rev. Henry Kroeger and Rev. Nick Schroeder from The Dundurn Mennonite Church at Dundurn, Sask. Surviving are: one sister: Mrs.

Mary (Rev. Henry) Schroeder of Saskatoon and two brothers: John (Thelma) of Saskatoon and Jake (Hilda) of Edmonton, Alta. He was predeceased by his wife Nettle, In 1965, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gerhard Klassen, one sister, Mrs.

Tina Fallk and an Infant brother John. The late Mr. Klassen was born in Ukraine and came to Canada In 1923, settling at Swelwell, Alberta. In 1924 he moved to the Dundurn district and farmed there until his retirement In 1975 when he came to reside in Saskatoon. Flowers are gratefully declined and Memorial donations may be made to the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation, 279 Third Avenue Saskatoon.

S7K 2H8. The Pallbearers will be: David Falk, Willie Falk, Victor Falk, John Siemans, Mervl Klassen and Victor Klassen. Interment will take place in the Dundurn Cemetery. Arrangements are In care of Park Funeral Chapel. MUSGROVE The death of Isabella Musgrove age 93 years of Porteous Lodge, Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital on Thursday.

September 15th, 1983. Surviving are: one daughter Mrs. Ethel Musgrove of Saskatoon, and one son Mel Musgrove and his wife Jennie of four grandsons, George Musgrove, Earle Bar-rons, Rov Musgrove, Bill Brok-enshlrej four great grandchildren, Pat, Maureen, Brendan, and Scan. Also one great great grandson Ryan. Predeceased bv her first husband Perry Porter in 1922 -ind her second husband Wesley Musgrove in 1965, one daughter Edna Brok-enshlre in 1971 and son-in-law Elmer Musgrove In 1977.

Mrs. Musgrove was born In Dundee, Scotland and came to Nova Scotia in 1908, coming to Sas katoon In 1913. Mrs. Musgrove has been a resident of Saskatoon and the Asqulth District since that time. The Family would appreciate donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Society 1933-8th Avenue, Regina, S4P 9Z9.

The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, September 19th, 1983 at 1:30 p.m. from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Rev. R.D. McLaren. Interment will be made in the family plot Wood-lawn Cemetery.

Guest parking directly south of McKague's Funeral Home, Third Avenue and 20th Street. SHEPHERDSON The death of O.K. Orvllle Shepherdson age 84 years of 18 Mount Royal Court, Saskatoon formerly of Perdue, Saskatchewan occurred in a local hospital on Wednesday September 14th, 1983. Surviving are his loving, wife Amalia, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Also one sister Mrs.

Irene Marshall of Meaford, Ontario, and many nieces and nephews. Mr. Shepherdson was predeceased by his first wife Maime. one daughter Shirley and one son William. He was born in Meaford, Ontario and came to Saskatchewan In 1916.

Mr. Shepherdson resided In Har-warden for a time moving to Perdue In 1928. Mr. Shepherdson served the province of Saskatchewan as an auctioneer for fifty-two years and was well known to many. He was also active in ranching for about the same number of years.

The Funeral Service will be held from May-fair United Church 902-33rd Street West, Saskatoon on Saturday, September 17th, 1983, at 10:00 a.m. conducted by Rev. N.S. Dingwall. Interment will be made In the family plot, Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

Donations may be made to the Cosmopolitan Foundation Fund, 833 Avenue North, Saskatoon, rather than floral Tributes. McKague's Funeral Home will be in charge of Funeral arrangements. Funerals BERGEN The funeral Ser. vice of William Bergen who died on Monday, September 12th, 1983 was held from Pleasant Hill Mennonite Church on Thursday, September 15th at 1:30 m. conducted by Rev.

Peter Funk and Rev. Ben Fast. Pallbearers were: Abram Friesen, Aron Wolfe, Bill Linger, John Neufeld, Ron Klassen. and Henry Hamm. Interment took place in Wood-lawn Cemetery.

Arrangements were entrusted to the Saskatoon Funeral Home. SMITH The Funeral Service of Lillian Smith who died on Sunday, September 11th, 1983 was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Thursday, September ISth at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. W.A. Stevens.

Pallbearers were: John Graham, Lavern Foster, Paul Matlock, Gordon Pickett, Art BrisHs, and Reg Grenier. Interment took place In Hillcrest Memorial with an Air Canada crew, was in anticipation of a longer, three-month agreement. But the second lease between Air Canada and Service Airlines, which would have allowed Service Airlines to enter into a 90-day agreement with Syria, was never signed. At the end of the one-week lease, the plane was. to have flown to London for maintenance and repainting in Syrian Arab Airlines colors, along with the transfer of registration to Ireland from Canada.

However, the day before the initial agreement expired, the Syrian government seized the jetliner. LONDON (CP) Air Canada demanded the release of one of its jetliners Thursday, describing as illegal Syria's seizure of the DC-8 as a result of an apparent contract mix-up. The plane remained parked on the tarmac at Damascus airport' Thursday and its Air Canada crew has returned to Canada, officials said. Air Canada leased the airplane for a week to Service Airlines, an international aircraft broker in Maidenhead, England. In turn, Ser-.

vice Airlines leased the plane to Syrian Arab Airlines. The one-week lease, complete In Memorlum donations and legacies help The Canadian National Institute For The Blind prevent blindness and provide social and rehabilitation services for the newly blind children and adults. Tax deductible. 2305 Adelaide, Saskatoon. 374-4545, 2550 Broad, Real-na, 525-2571.

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ARE YOU a beautiful young fairv tale princess? If so, I am a handsome, happy loving price. 29. look-Ing for Cinderella, Snow White or you. If vou also have a dream, send sincere reply to Box 68 Star Phoenix. ARE YOU PREGNANT? We can help both of you.

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take notice that a hearing will take place on Septem ber 28th, 1983, at 1:30 p.m. at Pro vincial Court of British Columbia. 9391 College Chilllwack, British Columbia, regarding Anna-Llse Leona Pedersen, born February 15th. 1967, In North Vancouver. B.C This will be an initial hearing for temporary commltal.

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CIRCULATION: For home delivery, call: SASKATOON 664 8320 BATTLEFORDS 445-5959 HUMBOLDT 682'422B KINDERSLEY 461-3850 LA RONGE 425-3033 LLOYDMINSTER 875-5102 MELFORT 752-3009 MEADOW LAKE 336-4385 NIPAWIN 862-3713 PRINCE ALBERT 763-2440 MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 year $110.00 6 months $56.00 3 months $29.00 1 month $11.00 Sat. Only yearly $27.00 BY MAIL IN U.S.A. FOREIGN 1 year $395.00 6 months $195.00 3 months I.SIOO.OO Saturday only Deaths JASKELA The death of Mrs Helen Ina Jaskela age 73 years of Dlnsmore, Sask. occurred at Edmonton, Alberta on Septem ber 14th, 1983. The Funeral Service will be held on Satur day, September 17th, at 2:00 p.m.

from the Dlnsmore TJnlt ed Church conducted bv Rev Leslie Goodwin. Surviving are her husband Willis, one son Garv and his wife Rosaline of Dravton Valley, one daughter Trudy Jaskela of Ed monton, Alta. and two grand children Jason and Jenelle She was predeceased by her parents and one sister Gertrude. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully received. Interment will follow In the Holt Cemetery, Wiseton, Sask.

with Clements' Rosetown Funeral Home In charge of the arrangements. TEICHROEB The death of Mr. Jacob M. Teichroeb age 79 years of Warman, Sask. oc curred suddenly at his residence on Sept.

12th, 1983. The Funeral Service will be held on Sept. 17th at 2:00 p.m. from The Mennonite Bergthal Church In Warman, Sask. conducted bv Rev.

John D. Reddekopp and Rev. David Buhler. Surviving are: his loving wife Margaret! nine daughters: Mrs. Mary (Bill) Niessen of Saskatoon, Mrs.

Margaret (Frank) Bueckert of Warman, Mrs. Kathy (Dave) Fehr of Al-dergrove, B.C., Mrs. Stella (Bill) Bueckert of Osier, Mrs. Helen (Abe) Bueckert of Rosthern, Mrs. Nettie (Ben) Bueckert of Warman, Mrs.

Betty (Jake) Fehr of Cloverdale, B.C., Mrs. Susie (John) Ellas of Williams Lake, B.C., Mrs. Martha (Jake) Bueckert of Warman, four sons: Jake and Helen Teichroeb of Warman, John and Nettle Teichroeb of Waldheim, Pete and Marv Teichroeb of Dalmenv, Ben and Ann Teichroeb of Osier, Sask.i eighty-eight grandchildren and sixtv-two three sisters: Mrs. Nettie (Jake) Bergen of Burns Lake, B.C., Mrs. Justine Theissen of Hague, Mrs.

Elizabeth (Dave) Regler of Warman, and one brother: John (Eva) Teichroeb in Ontario. The late Mr. Teichroeb Is predeceased by his parents, Peter and Mary Teichroeb, one son John in 1927, two grandchildren: Jacob Bueckert In 1953 and Lena Bueckert In 1979, three sisters: Marv Krahn, Helen Froese and Tena Peters. Interment will take place In the Warman Cemetery. Arrangements are In care of Dalmenv Funeral Home.

Fl owers sdy more. Sent- With Special Core Flowers Canada SASKATCHEWAN REGION Program tries to discredit Walesa WARSAW (Reuter) Poland's Communist rulers have renewed their 20-month-old campaign to discredit former Solidarity leader Lech Walesa with a special television program Thursday highlighting his most aggressive statements during the union's 16 months' sway. The prime-time evening broadcast showed Walesa at the union's 1981 congress calling the Soviet Union "provocative" and saying Solidarity now banned would be ready "if uninvited guests" entered Poland. Contacted by telephone at his home in Gdansk, Walesa said before the broadcast that he planned to watch it. "Naturally they will be spitting at me again; I'd be surprised if they started praising me.

But they'll probably bungle it again and it'll be a smashing victory for me," Walesa said. The broadcast interspersed Walesa's tough statements from the Solidarity period with his calls for dialogue at a meeting with Deputy Premier Mieczyslaw Rakowski at the Gdansk shipyard last month. TIRED Ot Being Overweight? Want Results? Try Herballfe. Ph. 384-4227 after 7:00 p.m.

Begin health 'exaggerated' gin's failure to follow tradition and present the letter personally further stirred speculation about his health. Herzog said he would open talks Sunday with political parties on which should lead the new government. He said he will receive the opposition Labor party delegation in the morning and a group from Begin's Likud bloc in the afternoon. Labor was called in first since it is the largest faction in the Knesset (parliament). Consultations will end Tuesday, a spokesman said JERUSALEM (AP) Prime Minister Menachem Begin's aides said today he has lost weight and will remain in seclusion following his but they said reports that he is in a deep depression are exaggerated.

Begin has secluded himself at home for nine days, and an aide said he did not know when the 70-year-old leader would return to his office to work full-time as caretaker prime minister. He formally submitted his resignation Thursday, sending it by envoy to President Chaim Herzog. Be "i TON and driver available tor light moving, deliveries. 382-3478. TREE CUTTING 8, garbage remov al.

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Young boys face murder charge tive heart, died at Bayfront Medical Centre on Wednesday after her mother found her sprawled on a rug at the baby sitter's home, police said. When asked how the child met its death, the 24-year-old baby sitter, answered: "I really don't know." The children, who because of their age were not identified, were being held at the Juvenile Detention Centre after questioning at police headquarters. If a grand jury indicts the boys on the first-degree murder charge, they can be tried as adults. ST: PETERSBURG, Fla. AP) -Two boys, aged seven and nine, have been charged with murdering a retarded eight-month-old girl who died of multiple injuries after she had been tortured and sexually abused, authorities say.

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