Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 23

Thursday, May 3, 1990 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix Cl SECTION 955 886 902 888 924 940 878 879 948 ....936 ..976 Out of Town Properties 912 Property Management 969 Property to Rent 892 Property Wanted 893 Real Estate Services ,.971 ResortsVacation 920 Retirement Living 918 Stores Offices Sale 894 Stores Offices Rent 898 Talking Signs 970 Warehouse Space 908 will be responsible for only the Insertion. Please check your advertisement. Deadlines: 4:30 p.m. for next days issue, 4 30 m. Fri.

for Sat. and Mon. issues SIDE By GARY LARSON Wood Finish 641 FARMINDUSTRIAl Chain Saws 769 Crane Rental 796 Custom Harvesting 733 Farm Equipment 729 Feed Seed 741 Fish Farming 739 Heavy Equipment Rental 795 Horse Trailers 745 Industrial Machinery Repairs 793 Livestock Accessories 737 Removal Service 801 Rental 797 Sand Blasting 761 Septic Tanks 765 Sharpening 805 Small Tools 789 Stables 749 Storage and Moving 609 Welders 755 Well Drilling 757 ACCOMMODATION Accomodation Services 806 Apartments-Hotels 870 Board, Room for Rent 866 Board, Room Wanted 868 Condominiums to Rent 874 Houses Furnished 834 Houses, Rural Rent 842 Houses, (Part. 836 Houses, Unfurnished 838 Canada Games Rental Houses Wanted 846 Rooms Furnished 8S0 Rooms (Part. Furnished) 858 Rooms Unfurnished 854 Rooms Wanted 862 Shared Accommodation 822 Suites Furnished 810 Suites Part Furnished 818 Suites, Rural 826 Suites Unfurnished 814 Suites Wanted 830 RIAL ESTATE Acreage Industrial 887 Acreage Rural 181 Acreage Wanted 880 Apartment Blocks Sale 903 Appraisers A A C.l 966 BC Properties 916 Buildings 889 Business Opportunities 900 Commercial Property 890 Condominiums for Sale 952 Cottages for Rent ...932 Cottages for Sale 928 Farmland for Rent 884 Farmland for Sale 883 Farms Wanted 885 Hotels Motels 896 Houses for Sale 980 Houses Planned Built 956 Help 99 Day Care 105 Wanted 135 Construction Help 75 GOOOS AND SHVICtS Services 262 153 Repair 164 for Sale 151 Wanted 155 Articles 150 230 Orchestras 238 Supplies 332 234 142 Mobile Phones 192 286 and Stamps 206 Consultants 190 Equipment 186 Service 145 253 Mediation 252 141 346 Services 266 282 338 Appliances 159 Refinishing 163 Rentals 162 Sales 170 Lawn Equipment 294 Lawns 290 Rentals 232 318 Services 255 Crafts 202 Care 257 326 246 Appraisals 210 Building Supplies 174 334 Money to Loan 245 Musical Equipment 218 Musical 222 Nursing Homes 256 Office Equipment 147 Office Services 143 Parcel Letter Service 149 Personal Services 250 Pets 140 Photography 198 Poultry 342 Pre-School.

109 Produce 330 Rental Stores 322 Restaurant Supplies 176 Rototillers Rototilhng 302 Satellite Dishes 196 Saunas Hot ..258 Security Systems 185 Shelving 148 Shoe Repair ....248 Sound Equipment .....214 Swap Trade 178 Taped Music 242 Tickets SaleWanted 177 Tree Service 310 Tree Spraying 306 TV Rentals 166 Underground Sprinklers 298 Video-Game Equipment 194 Wanted To Rent 180 Wedding Supplies 226 Weight Control Products 254 TRANSPORTATION Aircraft 458 Alternators Batteries 414 Antique Vehicles 400 Auto Body Repair 415 Auto Financing 406 Auto Leasing 408 Automotive Magazine 456 Auto Repairs Accessories 412 Autos 351 Autos Wanted 404 Buses for Sale 452 StarPhoenix Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8.00 a m. 4 30 m. Classified Telephone hours: Monday to Friday 7 00 a 7 00 m. Saturdays- 10 00 a m. 2 00 m.

Sundays: 3 00 m. 7 00 m. Long Distance Toll Free 1-800-667-6979 ANNOUNCIMINTS Anniversaries 47 Card of Thanks 27 Coming Events 51 Companions 55 Crematoriums 11 Deaths 2 Education Scholarships 37 Engagements and Weddings 43 Florists 12 Funeral Directors 7 Funerals 3 Graduations 52 Haeoy Days 39 Happy Days Service 34 industrial Info 68 In Memorlam 23 Legacies Memorial 19 Lost Found 59 Memorial Society 8 Monuments 15 Notices 63 Personal 31 Star is Born 35 Tenders 67 Travel 49 IMPLOYMfNT Career Training 119 Babysitting, Childcare Req 107 Will BabysitChildcare 108 Domestic 83 Drivers Wanted 73 Employment 123 Employment Wanted 139 Farm Help 79 Hairdressers Wanted 103 Help Wanted 71 Nanny Services 106 Health Care Personnel 133 Hospital Personnel 131 Office Help 95 Part-time Helo 87 Professional Management Help 115 Restaurant Help 91 Sales Personnel Ill Direct dial numbers for Star-Phoenix General Editorial 652-9200 664-8231 Circulation Classified 664-8320 653-2100 Display 664-8340 Secretarial Subsidized Teachers Trades Adult Antiques Appliance Articles Articles Babylnfant Balloons Bands Butcher Cats Cellular Christmas Coins Computer Computers Courier Councelhng Divorce Dogs Eggs Escort Firewood Fish Furniture Furniture Furniture Garage Garden Garden Hall Hauling Health Hobbies Home Insurance Jewellery Lumber Meats ANNOUNCEMENTS Houses Wanted Buy Industrial Lots Investments Investment Properties Lake Resort Lots Listings Wanted Lots for Sale Lots to Rent Mobile Homes Mortgages Open PRAIRIE VIEW CREMATORIUM Memorial and Cremation Services. Highway 11 South 24? 7884 Box 2061 LEGACIES MEMORIAL 19 ALZHEIMfcR ASSOC. OF SASKATCHEWAN INC.

Gratefully accepts memonal donations and legacies for education and research Tax deductible. Box 1876, Regina, Sask S4P 3E2 ARSCOTT ASSOCIATES Lite insurance, annuity brokers and charity donation consultants 665-8111 Bequests and In Memorium donations to THE CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND are tax deductible provide vital services to visually impaired children and adults in Saskatchewan CNIB, 1705 MrKerchpr Dr, S'toon, S7H 5N6, 374 4545 IN MEMORIAMS 23 MCDONALD In loving memory of Hedley, our Dad and Candy Grandpaw who passed away May 3rd, 198V. Dear Dad, not many days pass that I don't think of you, and the last time I called your name I know one day I will touch your hand again. Always remembered by Lynn (Jim), Kent and Melanie and Glen (Wanda); Joyce (Larry), Denis, Sandra and Susan MARION Adelard, May 2nd, 198V. God took him home, it was his will, But in our hearts we love him still, His memory is as dear today As In the hour he passed away We often sit and think of him When we are all alone.

For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own He suffered much, he earned his rest, The Lord took him for He knew best, A greater gam from sacrifice. Remembered by your wife Mane, your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren CARD OF THANKS 27 CROSS The family ot the late Mary Cross would like to thank everyone tor the kindness we received at the loss of my wife, our mother and grandmother To everyone who phoned, visited, sent flowers, baking, cards and contributions to the Heart and Stroke Foundation were greatly appreciated and will not be forgotten We would also like to thank Dr Baldwin, Dr Orchard, Dr Pylypchuk, Dr Couiac and the nursing staff of St Paul's hospital and the Cardiology Unit ot University Hospital for the care given to Mom Thanks to everyone who helped serve lunch after the service To Rev Shelagh McKinnon for the wonderful service, we thank you, also to Larry and staff of McKague's Funeral Home for their support and assistance A special thanks to grandsons Colin, Darren, Dean and Mike and nephews Blair and Steven for acting as pallbearers Mom was a special person and will be sadly missed Again, thanks to each and every one of you Harold, Garry and Emily, Len and Lynn and families NYKIFORUK All the family of the late Harry Nyki-foruk wish to thank everyone at the loss of our dear brother Sisters, brothers for the kindness we received from our friends and neighbors and to the Very Rev. Olsiuk and Rev Wasylenko Thanks to everyone Harry's Family PERSONAL 31 AA Alcoholics Anonymous Phone 665-627 ALLESFIMATESFREE Maytair TV, 414 33rd St AMWAY PRODUCTS delivered to your door 384-4822 AMWAY PRODUCTS available Cal) 374 2544 A RESEARCH Student would like to rent or buy VHS Dubs of certain Canadian Television programs. Please call 373 4847 ARE YOU PREGNANT We can help both of you Birthright 343-6636, Humboldt 68? 4010 ASTROLOGY Services Charts, natal, progressed or comoatability reports 221 Pis Iv mss9 CITY OF SASKATOON UNCLAIMED BICYCLE AUCTION SAT. MAY 5, 10:00 A.M.

At 1025 Ave. Saskatoon CRISIS PREGNANCY LINE 666 75W Free Private DIRKS ADULT VIDEOS 25 PRIVATE BOOTHS 25 In Store Preview Booths Home Rentals Mon Wed SI.49 $2 49 Open Mon Fri 10am 9pm, SaH0am-6pm SunNoon-6pm 115 20th St Phone 242 0771 DIRK'S LOVE SHOP Send (2 00 for catalogue Dirk's Discount Ltd 115 20th St S7M 0W8 EXCEPTIONAL health and improving products 30 day guarantee 477 1756 11 30 am and 3 30 pm EXCITING Colour figure photos of gorgeous beauties for sale. For more Information, please rush a self addressed stamped envelopetoCindy Price, Box 1286-KM, Kelowna, VI 7V8 You must be 18 or older FUTURE READINGS Madame Karmine will do readings. Call for appointment at 244-8819 Healing of a Homosexual Struggle 933-4137 THE NARROW WAY PO Box 8016, S'toon S7K 4R7 INCOME TAX NEED HELP $10 00 Call after 5 pm or Sat Sun 384 0728 Lasting Memories1 A unique gift! Portrait drawings in pencil $J0person, $15 for each additional person. Have samples Phone now for Mothers Day 665 32B0 LOSE WEIGHT and feei best with 100 natural prod-ucts 30 day guarantee, 477 1756 11 3 30pm MFET OTHER SINCERE SINGLES Free newsletter offer Call DataMnte 1 BOO 461 4770 for Info pkg MINUS ONE Club Western Dance, Friday, May 4th, 9-1 a Army Navy Airforce Hall Jeans okay Music Phoenix Members single guests welcome Membershipcurrent hospital card to be presented at door Information 373 9279,373 8177 PAI MS TAROT CARDS READ 955 5063 PITCHERS needed for Ladies Fastball team.

Phone 652 8939 3J 95 READINGS by Marie 47-09J5 ROYAL BILLIARDS Lunch Counter Arcade Member's Pool Rate $1 75 per hour 117 20th St Phone 934 1565 RUBBISH REMOVAL 1 TON TRUCK, HIGH SIDES $30 A LOAD Call 374 2544 The Slar-Phoenix first incorrect THE FAR Saskatoon Maritimers Club General Meeting, May 9, 1990 at 7 30 pm Cascade Rm, Exhibition grounds Election of officers, lobster raffle draw and upcoming lobster supper on the agenda. For more information call 931 8475 Old and new members welcome SINGLES DANCE, Friday, May 4th Parktown Hotel. Admiss $4 DJ Music Lunch served STILL NEEDED witnesses of accident, Thursday April 1290, approx 1pm at Mam and Preston 955-3398 WILL DO Income Tax Reasonable rates 373 2312 WOMENS' SOFTBALL team looking for coach, fun league, call Judy at 343-6986 (ans machine) Would Rick, Liz, Sally, the Apple computer rep, or any of the beautiful people involved In Social 86 please write to Joan, 20 Durham St, Kingston, ON, K7L 1 H6 XXX VIDEOS XXX Magazines Novelties Lingerie $0 25 Videos and preview booth Spring Special on Lingerie Videos Also Nau-T-Shirts Signs and Stuff EXXXTASY BOUTIQUE 322 Ave 955-3121 YOU WERE BORN MAY 1, 1971. In the Regina General Hospital Your name at birth was Glenda Maria Birth mom searching for you. Any Info please call colled 519-652 9098 Linda 2 PLOTS Side by side at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

$6000 Ph 374 5097 for more information HAPPY PAYS SERVICE 34 FLAMINGOS, STORKS, Buzzards, Turkeys, Raisins, Garolds, etc A A Rentals, 665 3800 or 384-8265 ONCE UPON A TIME Papa Bear decided to bring Mama Bear Baby Bear home from the hospital in style, he phoned Park Avenue Limousine For further details, 244 1000 PARTIES FOR KIDS are you exhausted just at the thought of putting together your child's birthday par-ty Let us 'Do it all for you' 652 KIDS "PLANT A TREE" a unique gift for such a spe-cial occasion Call Meewasin at 665-6887 SAY IT WITH 244-PINK Pink flamingos, silver flamingos, bats, buzzards and much more 1 days a week Call 24a Pink (7465) STRIP-O-GRAMS ANY MESSAGE ANYWHERE ANYTIME FREE ROSE FOR BIRTHDAY 24S-0429 A STAR IS BORN 35 COUNTWAY Susan and Barry are tremendously thrilled to announce the somewhat early arrival of their first child, a boy, Calum MacKenzie, on April 27th, 1990, weighing in at 5 lbs 13 oz. Proud grandparents are Doug and Marie Pegg ot Nipawin Thanks to Dr Klassen, Dr Pollock and the maternity ward staff of City Hospital TRISTAN AND KEISHA Fredeen are happy to announce the arrival of their sister, Caitlin Rory, on February 15, 1990, 8 lbs 15 ozs Proud grandparents are Vivian Meikle of Moose Jaw, Bob Meikle of Sherwood Park, Alberta, and Hartley and Margaret Freedeen of Saskatoon HAPPY DAYS 39 CONGRATULATIONS! BRENDA WEBER of Warman Sas- katchewan, winner of the COLLEGE PARK MALL Spring Getaway for two tickets for two anywhere in Canada Air Canada flies. HAPPY 16th BIRTHDAY CHERYL ANN HAPPY 40TH SANDYI GOTCHA TOO! Car Wash 413 Classic Autos 402 Garages for Lease 464 Gram Trailers 436 Gram Trucks 432 Leather Vinyl 418 Parking for Lease 468 Batteries Alternators 414 Semi Trailers 439 Service Stations 460 Sports Cars 396 Towing Service 472 Truck Leasing 444 Truck Repairs 448 Trucks for 424 Trucks Industrial ,.,.427 Trucks Semi Trailers 439 Trucks Wanted 440 Vans Accessories 416 Van Rentals 420 Vehicle Storage 470 RECREATION All Terrain Vehicles 496 Bicycles 476 Boats 484 Campers railers 488 Campers RV's for Rent 490 Camping Equipment 500 Dune Buggies 494 Flat Deck Trailers 498 Golf Carts 506 Motorcycles Accessories 480 RV's Motorhomes 492 Skiing Equipment 515 Snowmobiles 511 Sporting Goods ...504 Tents Tarpaulins 506 TRADES AND PROFESSIONS Accountants 696 Accountants (Chartered) 692 Architect Draftsperson 523 Artists Designers 525 AsphaitPaving ...625 Basements 539 Bathrooms 588 CATTELL The passing of Mrs. Amy Avidia Cattell, age 83 years, of Oliver Lodge in Saskatoon, occurred at a local hospital on Wednesday, May 2nd, 1 990. The Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, May 5th at 1 .30 m.

conducted by Rev. Wm. Keisman from Asquith United Church, Asquith, Sask Surviving are two daughters; Phyllis (Archie) Gordon and Joyce (Ken) Huttman both of Asquith, seven grandchildren, thirteen greatgrandchildren, one great-great-grandson, one brother, Joe Anderson of Saskatoon and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her loving husband Philip in 1974, her parents, Mr. Jacob and Mrs Martha Anderson and by three brothers; Walter, Andrew and Alfred The late Mrs.

Cattell was bom in Esmond, North Dakota and came to Saskatchewan as a young child. She marned Philip Cattell in 1 923 and they fanned in the Asquith area In 1 950 they moved their farm home into the town of Asquith and they continued to farm until 1961 when they retired. They resided in Asquith until she moved into Oliver Lodge in 1985. She loved flowers, her yard and her grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, Memonal donations may be made to the Asquith United Church Memorium Fund, Asquith, Sask.

A Public viewing will be held at Park Funeral Chapel, 31 1 Third Avenue North on Fnday evening, May 4th from 7.00 to 8 00 Interment will take place at Asquith Cemetery, Asquith, Sask. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. COOKE Mr. Gabriel James Cooke, age 81 beloved husband of Mrs Lydia Cooke of Saskatoon died at his residence on Saturday, April 28th, 1 990. Visitation for family and fnends will be held at Acadia Drive Funeral Chapel (8th Street Acadia Dnve) on Friday evening May 4th, from 7 to 9.

Funeral Service will be held from Acadia Dnve Funeral Chapel on Saturday morning, May 5 at 10.30. Rev. Margaret McKechney will officiate. The late Mr. Cooke is survived by.

his loving wife, Lydia, two daughters, Joyce (Arlo) MacDonald and Maureen (Warren) McKay, both of Saskatoon; two grandchildren, Douglas McKay of Vancouver, and Shart McKay of Toronto; two sisters, Emma (William) Szakacs of Kipling, SK, Ida (William) Balog of Winnipeg; two brothers, John (Jolan) Szakacs, and Alexander (Lena) Szakacs, both of Kipling, SK; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins He was predeceased by- his parents, Benjamin and Elizabeth Szakacs; three sisters, Mary, Velma, and Alice; three brothers, Calvin, Benjamin, and Joseph At the request of the family, memorial donations may be directed to the Alzheimer Association ot Saskatchewan, (408 Broad St. Regina, SK S4R 1 X3) or the Unitarian Service Committee (56 Sparks St. Ottawa) in lieu ot floral tributes. Interment Service to follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600) ENGEMOEN The death of Roy Eldred En-gemoen age 73 years of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, beloved husband of Dons occurred in a local hospital on Monday, April 30, 1 990. The Funeral Service will be held on Friday, May 4, 1990 at 130 p.m.

from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. M. McKechney (in lieu ot flowers donations may be made to Cancer Research co University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask or to Home Care, Saskatoon Distnct 45 201 310 Idylwyld Dr. Saskatoon, Sask. S7L 0Z2).

Surviving are his loving wife, Dons (Johannson); one daughter, Sandra (Lyle) Butler (nee Engemoen) of Prince George, B.C.; two sons, Brian (Sherry) of Pnnce Albert and Lee (Yvette) of Saskatoon; three grandchildren, Tracy (Kelly) Rommel (nee Butler) of McKenzie, B.C., Terry Butler of Pnnce George and Kelly-Lee Engemoen of Prince Albert, five brothers, Clarence (Agnes) of Saskatoon, Lyle (Lorene) of Vancouver, Ernest of Vancouver, Norman (Tom) of Vancouver and Vem (Mavis) of Kamloops and one sister, Lillian Pinkerton of Canora, Sask. He was predeceased by his mother, Mabel in 1938; his father, Albert William in 1 976, brothers, Harold in 1935, Lloyd in 1982 and sistors, Violet in 1974, Ruby in 1980, Pearl in 1989 and Evelyn in 1926. Roy was bom at Sunburst, Montana on May 27, 1916, to Albert and Mabel Engemoen. Roy and his family moved to Broderick, Sask. in 1919, when he was only three years old and then to Wadena in 1 926 He took his public school at Sunderland School east of Wadena.

In 1941 he moved to Saskatoon, where he worked at various jobs. He married, Dons Johannson at Fort William, Ontario on September 29, 1944 He continued to work there for Fort William, Canada Car. In 1 945 he moved back to Saskatoon working tor Grey Cab and Saskatoon Funeral Home for three years from 1 952 until 1 955 he started working tor the Provincial Government in 1955 and retired from the School for the Deaf in 1 981 He had resided here until his passing. He will be fondly remembered and sadly missed by his family and fnends. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery Courtesy parking south of the Chapel ot the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME on 4th Ave.

N. at 25th Street. McNOLTY G. Howard passed away peacefully April 27, 1990 In his 97th year. He was predeceased by his wife Florena, daughter Verna-Marie and son Alex, brother Larry, and three sisters Adell, Ethel and Gladys.

He was born in Sudbury, Ont. in May 1893, then moved with his family to Keewatin, then to Saskatoon, before homesteading in Manitoba and BC. He was self-employed umtl his death. Howard was an honourary and active member ot the Saskatoon Thrashermen's Club, known as Pion-Era He was a veteran of WW II, a life member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 260 in 1 00 Mile House, BC. Mr.

McNolty was believed to have been Pion-Eras and the Legion Branch 260's oldest member. Mr McNolty was survived by two daughters, Mickie Coulter of Tsawwassen, BC and Eva Hogg Bruns of Richmond, two sons, Clifford and Elmer, both ol Lone Butte, BC, 21 grandchildren; 50 great grandchildren; and seven great great grandchildren Services will be hold Fri May 4 from St David's Anglican Church in Tsawwassen at 2 00 It desired donations may be made to the General Hospital, 1 00 Mile House, BC. This special ancestor will be greatly missed by a legacy ot five generations whom he influenced with his zest lor life! HECTOR The death of Caroline Julia Hector, age 89 years ot Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, occurred in a local hospital on Monday, April 30th, 1990. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday. May 3rd, 1990 at 3 30 m.

from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Dr. Alan Minarcik. Surviving are: her son Frank ot Saskatoon; a grandson Frank J. Hector of Edmonton, three brothers Raymond and Eddie Bindle of Saskatoon, Otto Bindle of Thompson and a sister Minnie Randall of Saskatoon in addition to a number ot cousins, nieces and nephews She was predeceased by her husband S.

(Stan) Hector in 1973, her parents Michael and Julia Bindle, two brothers Rudolph and Ferdinand, two sisters Molly Joyce and Tillie Bindle Caroline was bom in Austria in 1900. She came to Canada in 1913 settling with her parents, brothers and sisters in the Haultam district south of Saskatoon. In 1 91 3 she started working at Dundurn and while working at the Schwager (arm she met Stan Hector who had come from Hamilton on a harvest excursion. They were marned in 1 921 at that farm pnor to moving to Hamilton. A son Frank was bom in 1923 and in 1927 the Hectors moved back west to farm in the Bradwell distnct Dunng the thirties in spite of the drought and the dust, Caroline enjoyed the many triends and relatives who would visit the farm on Sundays.

They never left without a home cooked meal which would cover the spectrum from Yorkshire Pudding to perogies and from home made ice cream to strawbemes. She was generous with her garden produce, her sympathy and her time One of her special crafts was crocheting which she passed on to some of the local young ladies of the community by conducting classes on the farm. Dunng the forties with the Alaska Highway under construction she and her husband travelled to Ft. Nelson to look after feeding the employees of A. A.

Voice a highway contractor and old fnend. They returned to the (arm moving to Saskatoon in 1953. In Saskatoon Caroline was quite active using her considerable cooking and other talents. She worked part time at the Swing Inn restaurant on 8th Street and later did some catering on her own. Caroline was always concerned about the welfare of others.

She spent many hours visiting fnends in the hospital and helping them in other ways. As a care giver she worked tor some time at the Saskatoon Convalescent Home. She was a member of the Third Avenue United Church and the Miriam Rebekah Lodge helping both with fund raising teas Her husband died in '73 but she continued to be quite active with her new craft ot Plastic Rug Weaving Having learned thrift at an early age she was concerned that plastic was going to waste so she applied her talents to making attractive, decorative, durable, washable rugs from bread wrappers. Caroline moved to Earner Court in 1 983 and into Stensrud Lodge in '89 Memorial tnbutes to the Canadian Cancer Society, 1 036 College Dnve, S7N OW1 or the donor's choice would be appreciated in lieu of flowers Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery Courtesy parking south of the Chapel of the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME on 4th Ave N. at 25th St HUNTER Mr.

Donald Griffin 'Don' Hunter, age 67, beloved husband of Betty Hunter of Saskatoon, died at a Saskatoon Hospital on Wednesday, May 2nd, 1990. Funeral Service will be held from Acadia Drive Funeral Chapel (8th Street East and Acadia Dnve) on Friday afternoon, May 4th at 1 00 m. Pastor Owen Murphy will officate The late Mr. Hunter is survived by his loving wife Betty, one son Dave Hunter of Saskatoon, one sister Velma Stevenson of Saskatoon, one nephew Robert Stevenson ot Saskatoon, his wife's family Jack (Boss) Candline, Saskatoon, Vince (June) Candline ot Saskatoon, Bruce (Marlene) Candline of Winnipeg, also several nieces and nephews. Memorial donations may be directed to Multiple Sclerosis Society, O.

Box 313, Saskatoon, Sask S7K 3L3 Interment at Hillcrest Memonal Gardens Funeral arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). FUNERALS 3 DUENSING The Funeral Mass for Herman William Duensing who died on Apnl 26th, 1 990 was held tram St Joseph sCatholicChurchon Saturday, April 28th at 10 00 a celebrated by Rev. Father H. Kaufmann. Pallbearers were Don Duensing, John McNaughton, Ambrose Burke, Stephen Custer, Guy Gervais and Brian Johnson.

Honorary Pallbearers were Hugh MacDonald, Howard McEvoy, Wilfred Cant and Ray Olson, Interment was made in the Catholic Section of Woodlawn Cemetery Arrangements were In care of Westwood Funeral Chapel OLSON The Funeral Service for Gidina Olson who died on April 29th, 1990 was held from the Dundurn United Church on Wednesday, May 2nd at 2 00 m. conducted by Rev. Kathy Hogman. Pallbearers were Gerald Olson, Donald Olson, Andrew Olson, Guy McIntyre, Dwayne Brust and Wade Olson. Interment was made In Hillcrest Memonal Gardens Arrangements were in care of West-wood Funeral Chapel THIESSEN The Funeral Service of Peter Thiessen who died on Saturday, April 28th, 1 990 was held from the Chapel ot the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME on Wednesday, May 2nd at 1 30 m.

conducted by Rev. N. Stewart Dingwall Pallbearers were Tom Henry, Neil Molland, Kent Peters, Adolph Ring, Leon Thiessen and Greg Wallace. Interment took place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 ACADIADRIVEFUNERALCHAPEL V55-IM0 915 Acadia Drive HENRI PAULHUS JOHN SCHACHTFL McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT MCKAGUE DONALD NEWBIGGING Phone 664-1131, two 3rd Ave PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREG LALACH DAVID SCHURR 311 3RD AVE NO 244 9103 SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME Arnold Edwards, Lars Nissen Ph 744-5577 338 th Ave North WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae Murdock 653-3434, 20th St Ave CREMATORIUMS 1 1 Hillcrest Memorial Gardens And Crematorium Memorial Cremation Service 477 7236 Printed and published daily except Sundays and statutory holidays by Armadale Communications Limited at the office of the STAR-PHOENIX, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 2P1.

Second Class Mail Registration Number 0098 Richard Thompson, Executive Vice-President; Bill Peterson, Executive Editor; Steven Gibb, Managing Editor; Lawrence Geisel, Business Manager; Jim Davidson, Advertising Director; Wayne Wohlberg, Circulation Manager; Will Popoff, Associate Editor; Eldon Amundson, Controller; Merv Carey, Engineering Development Director; Glen Houle, Production Manager. MERWART Carl Johann Christiann Merwart of 231 1802 Alexandra Avenue, Saskatoon passed away in a local hospital at-93 years of age. Surviving are his loving wife Clara, three daughters, Joy Mitton of Qu'Ap-pelle, Pat Galye of Surrey, C. and Vivian Choropita of Winnipeg, one son, Bruce of Burlington, Ont. and ten grandchildren.

Funeral Service arrangements are pending and will be announced later. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel (653-3434). RITCHIE James (Jim) Stirling, age 43 of Kerrobert occurred accidentally on April 29th, 1990. Survived by his loving wife, Nada; son Jason and daughter Alison all of Kerrobert; parents Stirling and Beth Ritchie, sister Donna (Garth) Braid, Kelly, Kevin and Tim; brother Jack (Kathy) Ritchie, Bradley, Derek and Karen all of Saskatoon. In-laws Pete and Alice Sinclair ot North Battleford, sister-in-law Donna (Len) Geiger, Colin, Ron (Soma), Cheryl, Charlene and Janelle all of Griffin; sister-in-law Colleen (Wiif) Lmfield, Catherine, Peter, Robert and Caroline of Regina, aunts, uncles and cousins.

Predeceased by his grandparents and various aunts and uncles. Jim was bom September 1 1 946 He was raised in Tessier where he took his elementary schooling and he went to high school in Rosetown and Hams. Jim marned Nada Sinclair on December 18, 1971 in Swift Current. Jim was a devoted worker tor 23 years to Sask Energy. His job took him to work in Saskatoon, Swift Current, Unity, North Battleford and lastly Kerrobert where he accidentally lost his life while out on a service call.

Jim was a good husband, father, son, brother and friend He took pride in his home, job and community. He was presently a member on the Ken-obert Town Council and on the United Church Board. Jim was Past member of Kinsmen and Elks in Swift Current and Unity, responsible tor reorganizing the Scouting movement in Kerrobert. Jim enjoyed curting, golfing, gardening and spending time at Atton's Lake. He was a faithful member on coffee row with lots of stones and iokes to tell.

He was an avid Kerrobert Tiger hockey fan. Jims canng nature and helpful ways touched everyone he knew and he will be sadly missed by all Funeral Service will be held May 3, 1 990 at 2:00 p.m. in the Kerrobert United Church, Kerrobert, Sask. officiating clergy is Pastor Derek Gregory. Soloist Bill Wagner, Harns, Sask.

In lieu of flowers please make donations to Kerrobert United Church Sign Fund, co Bick's Drugs, Kerrobert, Sask. Interment will take place in Kerrobert Cemetery. Arrangements made by Kerrobert Funeral Home. Honorary Pallbearers will be Randy Balzer, Dale Braid, Rhinehart Burgardt, Lawrence Currie, Harvey Kelly, Harvey Lang, Aaron Mack, Frank Mann, Don McIntyre, Brian Perret, Jim Pirsak, Lyle Wright. WILSON Jean died peacefully in her home in Saskatoon on uesday, May 1 st, 1 990.

The Funeral Service will be held on Friday, May 4th, 1 990 at 2 00 m. from St Georges Anglican Church, 624 Avenue I South, Saskatoon, conducted by Rev. L. McAdam and Rev. Ray Blair.

Interment will be made in Hillcrost Memorial Gardens, Saskatoon, Sask. Surviving are her loving husband George; several nieces and nephews, Lynne Clayton, Clarke Burnett, Brian Burnett, Lana Rinn, Bert Sandy, Ted Sandy, Helen Hughes, Jean Bjarnason, Betty McBnde, Anne Harvey, Bill Wilson, Joyce Ross and Margaret Reschke; and one brother John (Pearl) Burnett of Miami, Manitoba She was predeceased by her parents Elizabeth and Adam Burnett, two sisters Tithe Wickens and Anne Sandy. Born May 3rd, 1903 in Stirling, Ontario, Jean was christened Jennie Alberta Burnett. Jean's family movedto Rosebank, Manitoba and bought land near Miami in 1 914 After completing high school at Miami, Jean graduated from Normal School in Winnipeg in 1926 Jean taught in rural schools in Manitoba until 1930. While visiting her sister, Till, who was teaching near Springwater, Saskatchewan Jean met some people from Brodenck who were looking for a teacher.

Jean taught in a school six miles east of Brodenck Later Jean taught at Bladworth, Spring-water, Hawarden (1937) and in the Bethlehem area. Jean came to teach at Valley Park School near Pike Lake from 1940 to 1942 where she met George Wilson. Jean then took a teaching job at Melville but George convinced her to return to Pike Lake. George married Jean on December 22nd, 1945 at Melville, Saskatchewan. They never had a tancy wedding reception until 40 years later.

Jean was very active in the Pike Lake community. She taught Sunday School and helped out in all the strawberry teas and fowl suppers. She was a charter member of the Women's Institute Homemakers Club and St Martens' "Friendly Jean and George took their first holiday in Montreal for Expo 67. They sold their farm in 1982 and moved into Saskatoon. In 1985 relatives and neighbours held a huge 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Jean and George Wilson to express their gratitude for their many years of tireless volunteer work for the Pike Lake community.

The active Pallbearers are- Clyde Purcell, Ray Dahlen, Mel Enckson, Stan Magill, Jack Scissons, Buck Campbell and Manuel Cabral. Honourary Pallbearers are Vi McAllister, Vicki Pippin, Elaine Purcell, Hazel Kinzie, Gladys Pippin, Norma Dalen, Hannah Erickson, Lillian Dahlen, Fneda Boehm, Edith Bond and Nellie Smith In lieu of flowers, donation may be made to St. Martin's Anglican Church, Pike Lake, Sask or to a chanty of your choice. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL Is in charge of arrangements. DEATHS 2 ALEXANDER Marguente Canning, Sherbrooke Community Center, passed away quietly at her residence May 1st, 1990.

She is survived by two daughters, Donna (Earle) Mahaffy, Victoria, B.C., and Judy (Dennis) Strauss of Saskatoon; four grandchildren, Jim (Linda) Mahaffy, Maureen (Randy) Clinch, David (Wendy) Strauss, and Knstm Strauss; five great grandchildren, Brent James and Sara Mahaffy, Robin and Blaire Marguente Ulrich, and Katrina Strauss; four sisters, Hilda Johnston, Olive Dennis, Ann (Stan) Holler and Shirley (Len) Ingalls, her sister-in-law, Lillian An-detson, and two brothers-in-law, Howard (Beth) Heath, and Tom (Grace) Alexander. She was predeceased by her husband Jim Alexander in 1984, two brothers, Harvey and Charlie, and one sister, Eva Heath. Mother was born in Ontario to Henry and Violet Anderson, and came with her family to Rosetown as a child. After attending school in Rosetown, she graduated from tne Saskatoon Normal School and went to teach in the elementary schools at Biggar, Coleville, and Laura. The young principal at Coleville was Jim Alexander She and Dad were married in 1931 and settled in Saskatoon, he to teach in the public schools and she to begin her career as a homemaker.

The war years took the family to Yorkton, Regina and Summerside, PE.I., where Dad was stationed with the R.C.A.F. Like other young wives during those years, Mom strength shone through as she earned the family responsibilities, especially when Dad was overseas. When the family returned to Saskatoon, Mom resumed her activities in Westminster (later Grace-Westmmster) United Church, serving in the UCW, on the Board of Stewards, and as an elder. For many years she was an enthusiastic member of the Nuta-na Curling Club. She expressed her artistic talent in the crafts she enjoyed needlepoint, ceramics, and sewing.

An avid reader, she was always well informed about the affairs of the world. Wherever the family settled, our Mom created a secure and cheery home for us all. We know she is at peace, but we will miss her. She was a loving mother and grandma, a devoted wife, and a loyal friend. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, May 5th, 1990, 1 30 at Gtace-Westmmster United Church, 505 -1 0th Street East, Reverend Don Barss officiating.

McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Alzheimer Association of Saskatchewan, P.O. Box 1876, Regina. S4P 3FP NADON Richard Donald, 32 years of age, of Saskatoon, passed away peacefully on April 30th, 1990 at University Hopsital after a courageous battle with cancer. Richard is survived by his loving wife Judy sisters Dr.

Ellen Blomerth of Boston, Mrs. Donna Millikan of Brooksville, and Ms. Nancy Nadon of Valrico, brother, John Nadon of Largo, mother. Marian Nadon of St. Petersburg, Fla.

three nephews: Benjamin, James and Christopher Milliken and one niece Tina Nadon. He was predeceased by his father, Neil Nadon on January 23rd, 1986. He is also survived by his wife family- Ray and Dianne Schmtzler; Shirley, Dean, Knstopher and Lauren Fans; Brian and Wendy Schmtzler; and Lon and Sheldon Fehr, all of Saskatoon. Richard was bom In Dunkirk, New York on December 23rd, 1957 He spent his childhood in Florida and attended college in St Paul, where he met his wife. They were married on August, 30th, 1980 and he lived ten very happy years with Judy in Saskatoon.

He was employed at Jubilee Ford as a Quality Care echmcian. He enjoyed traveling with his wife, skiing and performing for deaf cultural events He was very proud to be the photographer for the National Festival ot the Arts 88 in Saskatoon. His dogs, Amy and Angel, gave him great pleasure and he enjoyed training, showing, walking and playing with them. His ever-present smile, cheerful personality and positive attitude will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Memorial donations may be given to the Saskatchewan Cultural Society of the Deaf, C0 189 Acadia Court, Saskatoon.

S7H 4C4, or to the Canadian Cancer Society, 1036 College Drive, Saskatoon, S7N 0W 1 The Vigil of Prayer will be held Wednesday evening, May 2nd at7.00pm from St Philip Nen Roman Catholic Church, 1 902 Munroe Avenue, Saskatoon. The Funeral Liturgy will be held Thursday, May 3rd at 10 30 a.m. celebrated by Rev. Father M. Koch from St.

Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church. The Pallbearers will be Bn-an Schmtzler, Sheldon Fehr, Bnan Sander, Garry Ford, Alfred Pocha and Russell Novick. Interment will take place at Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery Arrangements are In care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL i.