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The StoPtoeeix Friday, March 22, 1991 PHONE: 653-2100 Wedding Supplies 226 Weight Control Products 254 TRANSPORTATION 202 ZZZZZZZr'326 ANNOUNCEMENTS Anniversaries Card of Thanks Coming Event Companion rtTTxitof Kjmj 87 Services Management Help 115 91 111 99 105 135 75 Hobbies ft Crafts Home Care Home nyoropomc Insurance Jewellery Appraisals wanted Heb Construction Help Lumber Building I nelp Help Day Care Part-time 47 27 51 55 II .2 .37 43 12 7 Professionol Kestourant Sales Personnel Secretanol Subsidized teachers Trades GOODS Adult Services 494 498 .506 460 492 515 Fences Fiat Deck Trailers Firepioces Furnace Go Carts Motorcycles ft Accessories RV's Mororhomet Skiina Equipment Glass. Hardwood Snowmobiles ft Accessories 51 1 Healing Sporting Goods 504 Tents ft Tarpaulins 508 TRADES AND PROFESSIONS Dune Buoaiei Home Insulation Interior Investigation Improvements Supplies Money to Loan AND SERVICES 627 651 591 581 647 593 583 635 571 527 715 667 611 699 659 703 668 707 609 665 262 153 Decorating Security Janitorial Service Landscaping Lawyers Doafhi Education Scholarships nooqcmenh Weddings rionsrs Funeral Director! Funerals 3 Funeral Plons. Graduations Hoddv Days -10 52 39 Add ante nriKes Articles Happy Days Service 34 68 .23 19 59 BabyInfant Balloons Bands ft Butcher tnausmal Info In Memoriam Legacies Memorial Lost found Antiques ror ft Accessories Floors 603 711 629 625 587 Trademarks Supplies Consultants ft Cleaning Storage Articles Orchestras Supplies Musical Equipment Musical Instruction Nursino Homes Repair 164 151 155 150 230 238 332 234 142 192 286 206 190 186 168 145 253 252 141 Office equipment ft Wanted umce services Parcel Letter Service Personal Services Pets Photography Poultry Pre-School Produce Rental Stores Restaurant Supplies Roroiillers ft Rotolilling Satellite Dishes Saunas ft Hat Tubs Security Systems Sewing. Shelving Shoe Repair Trees Stomas Mediation Wood finish 641 FARMINDUSTRIAL Chain Sows 769 Crone Rental 796 Custom Harvesting 733 Farm Equipment 729 Feed ft Seed 741 Fish Farming 739 Heavy Equipment Rental 795 Horse Trailers 745 Industrial Machinery ft Repairs 793 Livestock ft Accessories 737 Removal Service 801 Rental Service 797 Sand Blasting 761 Septic Tanks 765 Sharpening Service 805 Small toolt 789 Stables 749 Storage ft Moving 609 Welders 755 Well Drilling 757 ACCOMMODATION Accommodrjtion Service 806 Apartrnents-Hotels-Renl 870 Board, Room far Rent 866 Board. Room Wanted 868 Condominiums lo Rent 874 Houses Furnished 834 Houses, Rural Rent 842 Houses, (Part.

Furnished) 636 Houses, Unfurnished 838 Rental Houses Wanted 846 Rooms Furnished 850 Rooms (Part. Furnished) 858 Rooms Unfurnished 854 Rooms Wanted 862 Shared AcccmrrMdcihon 822 Suites Furnished 810 Suites (Part. Furnished) 618 Suites, Rural 826 Suites Unfurnished 814 Suites Wanted 830 REAL ESTATE Acreage Industrial 887 Acreoge Rural 881 Acreage Wonted 880 Apartment Blocks Sale 903 Appraisers AA.C.I 966 Properties 916 Buildings 889 Business Opportunities 900 Commercial Property 890 Condominiums for Sale 952 Cottages for Rent 932 Cottages for Sole 928 Formland for Rent 884 Farmland far Sole 883 Forms Wanted 885 Hotels Motels 896 Houses for Sale 98C Houses Planned Built 956 Houses Wanted Buy 955 Industrial lots 886 Investments 902 Investment Properties 888 Lake ft Resort Lots 924 Listings Wanted 940 Lots for Sale 878 lots to Rent 879 Mobile Homes 948 Mortgages 936 Open r(oues 976 Out of Town Properties 91 2 Property Management 969 Property to Rent 692 Properly Wanted 693 Real Estate Auctions 972 Real Estate Services 971 ResorlsVocotion Properties 920 Rehrement Living 918 Stores ft 0ices Sole 894 Stores ft Office Rent 898 Talking Signs 970 Warehouse Space 908 Memorial Society 8 Monuments 15 .63 31 35 67 49 Notices Christmas Personal Coins ft Star Is Born. Computer Computed Computer lenders Travel Accountants Accountants (Chartered) Architect Draftsperson Artists ft Designers AsphahPavlng Awnings Basements Bathrooms Brick Driveways .696 .692 523 525 Maid Service 625 577 539 588 623 567 639 595 661 585 589 551 552 617 563 620 619 Management Maintenance Market Research Moving ft Packing Dock Layers Painting Cabinets Furniture Cei'lincieaning Central Vac Ceramic Tile Chimneys Chimney Sweeps Concrete Parents Patios ft Pools ft Service Professional Sand 'a? Gravel Sewer ft Drain Small Engine Snow Removal Concrete Brick Concrete Cutting Concrete Driveways Decks PavingDriveways Plumbing Kins-Corn mere iol .346 .266 282 Sound cauii Swap ft trade Consultants Equipment Service Courier Service Counsellina Directory Cleaning Repair Steps ft Railings Services EMPLOYMENT Career Troinrm una 119 107 108 83 73 123 139 79 103 71 104 133 131 Divorce Babysitting, Childcore Req. Will BabyiltChildccir.

Dogs. 99- Domestic nelp Escort Driven Wanted Employment Services Employment Wanted Farm Help Hairdressers Wanted Firewood Help Wanted Nanny Services br-artfi Core Personnel -Hospital Personnel Fish Furniture Furniture Furniture Garage Garden GanJen Hall Rentals Conrroctori Carpenters 543 Decks ft Polios 629 Stucco DerrwlitionRemoval 633 Drywolling 599 Eavestroughs 555 Electricians 579 Energy Conservation 575 Equipment Rentals 678 Excavating 531 Trades ft Trenching Upholstery Upholslery Wallpapering Window Window utnce Help 95 ft ft Hauling 338 ft Appliances 1 59 Reflnishing 163 Rentals 162 Sales 170 Lawn Equipment 294 Lawns 290 232 318 Cleaning Cleaning Doors The StarPhoenix Direct dial numbers for: Switchboard 652-9200 Editorial Circulation Classified Display 664-8231 664-8320 653-2100 664-8340 Printed and published daily except Sundays and statutory holidays by Armadale Communications Limited at the office of The Star-Pheonix, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 2P1 ANNOUNCEMENTS 671 688 547 582 ..675 631 559 519 535 653 655 607 663 ..643 Professions THE FAMILY of the late Alex Richard wishes to express our heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, neighbors, everyone who shared In our dad's life. To the many cards, flowers, call, visits and mass requests, memorial donations and help, to all who at-tended the prayer service and funeral mass. Rev. F.

Michael Bedard, the choir, CWL from St. Frances Xa-viers R.C. Church, Dr. Kappel, the renl unit staff nurses, Chaplain Sister Ursula ot St. Paul's Hospital, Acadia Drive Funeral Chapel.

Our dad touched the lives and hearts ot many people. He will be missed and never forgotten. Special thanks to all who comforted us In this time of sorrow. The Richard Family PERSONAL 31 AAA AN analysis of vour life by vour name birth-date. Kahalarian Philosophy, AA Alcoholics Anonymous.

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933-4137 THE NARROW WAY, P.O. Box Willi, S'tnnn S7K 4P7 IF you're frustrated with Corman Park's bylaws, please telephone 3B7 mt IMMIGRANT WOMEN of Sask. wants volunteers for our Cross Cultural Sister Program. Phone Louisa- Marle 3H7-67I7. INCOME TAX, 110(10 min.

Call 3H4-07M a. 5 m. INDOOR GARAGE Sale Saturday, March 23rd. Pensioner Pioneers, fWi Soadlna Cres. West.

LASER CHINESE ACUPUNCTURE Chinese Herbs. Stoo smoking, M0 Weight control, J20. 3A laW Idylwvld Dr. N. Saskatoon.

IHV.I lii-SttH. LET'S PLAY BALL Business Ladies Fastball League has openings for teams for 1991 season. For further information please call 955-397 or 934-1-12. MASSAGE, BODY oil rub by male, amateur, eager, disrreet. My pleasure.

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23, 9-1. Army Navy Airforce Hall. Music: Rosetown Nile Riders. No leans. Members single guests welcome.

Membershiphospital card to be shown at door. Info. 3H2-4rVW. MRS. RUBY at the Psychic Fair.

Card, palm, Tarot cards. Psychic readings Friday through Sunday, II a.m. to 1 1 p.m. Don't fail to see her at Manhattan Ball- room, Hwy, 5 Fast. 'A prlre with art.

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OVER 15U0 LADIES in Poland, Lithuania, USSR, Canada seek correspondence for friendship. For details write to: EWtPOL, Box 3n, Port Cooultlam, B.C., VX 4K6. PERSON LEAVING licence number on brown Lincoln In Market Mall parking lot for hit and run. Please, phone John at 9T4-3M3, 8 or 374 27B3 ater 8. PROF SSIONAL psychic, clairvoyant, specializing in aura readings.

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ETIRCO tearher will tutor in your home. 9T4-ftW17. SAKAMOTO SHINOBI DOJO accepting only IS more students for Niniotsu (Ninial Training Women en-couraged. 931 2779. SASKALONE SINGLES Dance, Friday, March 22nd, Airliner Hall 1, 110 45th St.

W. Appropriate dress. For members single adults. Newcomers welcome. Music bv Frank Ball.

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22nd, Park town Hotel, Adm. S4.S0, Live music by ngland. Lunch served. Grand pr ire money tree SI 20 Jrl 242-3861 ST. JUDE, OH Holy St.

Jude, Apostle and Martyr, great in vlrture and rich In miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithfull intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, to you I have recourse from the depths of my heart, and humbly beg you to whom God has given such great power to come to mv assistance. Help me in mv present urgent petition; in return I promise to make your name known, and cause you to be invoked. (Sav three Our Fathers, three Hail Mary's and three Gloria's. Publication must be promised). St.

Jude, pray for us and all who Invoke vour aid. (This novena must be said for nine consecutive days. It has never been known to tail.) Many thanks for favor received. G. ST.

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50th Anniversary Reunion, Saskatoon, Sask. May 1, 3. 4, 1991. Contact Wm Bnblasrhuk, 7 Oliver Cres, Saskatoon. Phone 374-IU40.

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13 oz. and 21" long at St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon. Proud brothers are Mark Clarke grandparents are Jean Stephena deBussac of Biggar, Sask. and Gorfton Taylor of Buffalo Narrows, Sask HAPPY DAYS 39 a- i BORN IN PERU, WITH NOTHING TO DO TILL HALLOWEEN, 1990, HE SCARED HIS FRIENDS BUT NOT AGAIN THIS TIME THE JOKE IS ON YOUI HAPPY 47TH, ENRIQUE! TRAVEL 49 ALASKA CRUISE FILM NIGHT April 23rd Lunch served door prizes advance Tickets required.

Call Thomas Cook Travel -Eatons Midtown Plaza. Phone 2-4-WIT MOVING TO Toronto space in trailer for small load tor dnlivery. fall 244-4377 COMPANIONS 55 ADVENTUROUS EARLY 20's couple seek male female companions for Intimate times. Discretion assured. Photo, age and phone number appreciated.

Re-ply to Box 144B, The Star-Phoenix. ARE YOU MISSING that special spark (no matter what reason or circumstances) that can be found in a quality relationship? Professional gent, ns. nd, who is caring and compassionate is seeking a unique lady to share, at least, friendship, on her terms, correspondence? Sure. Discretion? Absolutely. Box 133B, The Star Phoenix.

S7K 2P1. A SINGLE guv, 30 would like lo meet an attractive lady 16-55 to pamper, married OK discretion pleasure assured. Answer today to Box 2930X, The Star Phoenix. Discover the unexplored. ATTRACTIVE EXECUTIVE male invites company ot shapely, good looking, adventurous ladv to share tun loving experiences and at least one vacation a year in the sun.

Please reply with photo phone to Box 442A, Star Phoenix, S7K 2PI. FEMALE 28, NS, SO, wishes to meet clean, slim, attractive male (28-34 yrs) for friendship possible relationship. Recent photo it possible to Box 145B, The Star-PhoenixJ FINANCIALLY SECURE lady wishes to hear from sincere gentleman 47-54 yrs for companionship. Please include phone no in your reply. Box 42IA, The Star Phoenix, S7K 2P1.

GENT seeks sociable lady in 50-65 range or travel. Quiet times. Box I03B, The Star Phoenix. HONEST, CLEAN, discreet 30's couple, seeking Intimate fun times with olher couples. Box 446A, The Star Phoenix, S7K 2P1.

MATURE GENT, 5' 150 lbs, seeks lady interested In satisfying her unfulfilled desires. Marital status unimportant. If interested, reply to Box 1238, The Star Phoenix, S7K 2P1. MIDDLE-AGED male showorf wishes to privately entertain lady or couples Interested in watching or being watched, age unimportant. Reply with phone to Box 201 The Star-Phoenix.

RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN seeks female room-male reauiring education beyond Grade 12. Must be of good mind, body spirit, no drugs or smoking. Other benefits Include, but not limited to, travel, dinners, movies, dancing, to enlov life. All replies strictly confidential. Photo, letter phone number ap preciated.

Box I37B, The Star Phoenix. SK jri. Aircraft Antique Vehicles Auro Body Repair 458 400 415 406 408 456 Auto Mnancing Auto Least Automotive etagazi Aula Repairs ft Accessories 412 Autos 351 Autos Wanted 404 Batteries- reconditioned 414 Buses for Sale 452 Car Wash 413 Classic Autos 402 250 140 198 342 109 330 322 1 76 302 196 258 185 203 148 248 144 Garages for Lease Grain Trailers 464 436 Grain Trucks 432 .418 .468 Learner ft Vinyl Parking for Lease Semi Trailers Service Stations Sports Cars Towing Service Truck teasina 439 460 396 472 444 Truck Repairs ft Accessories 448 Trucks for Sale 424 Trucks Industrial 427 Trucks Semi Trailers 439 Trucks Wanted 440 Vans ft Accessories 416 420 .470 Van Rentals Vehicle Storage RECREATION All jm Chicles 496 476 484 488 490 500 Boats ft Accessories Campers ft Trailers Campers ft RV's far Rent Camping Equipment COGHLAN John Francis (Jack) Coqhlan age 69, passed away peacefully at Royal Uni versity Hospital on Tuesday, March I9tn, 1991 A devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend. Jack leaves behind his loving wife ot 41 years, Pat; son, Scott; daughters, Shirley fiorioy (loronto), Laurie uxjnian (Calgary), Lynne (Ron) MacDonald (Calgary), Jan (Dave) Weimer and sister, Jean Dart (Glas-ryn); two brothers, Bob Coqhlan (Corunna, Ont Don Coghlan (Regina); five grandchildren, Cara, Steven, Evan, Kelly and Matthew. Jack was predeceased by his son Tom in 1977; mother Jessie and father Robert.

Bom in Elbow, raised in Glaslyn, Jack served in the R.C.A.F. during World War II as a flying officer. He was stationed in England and was shot down In a raid over Germany and spent the remainder of the war as a P.O.W. Upon arrival back to Canada, Jack spent several months in Saskatoon City Hospital where he met his bride, Pat Pryor his 1 R.N. In 1 951 he joined Sask.

Mutual Insurance Co. and became Claims Manager. Jack retired in 1985 after 35 dedicated years. He was an active member of St. John's Cathedral serving on the vestry and as the Dean's Warden.

He was an active member and Past Master of Asquith Lodge 146 A F. and A.M. and in 1990 was named MASON OF THE YEAR in Asquith Lodge. Jack's interest varied from sports to music. He played clarinet and saxophone in a dance band during his early years and later for the enjoyment of his family and friends.

As a lover of the north, Jack spent many summers up at Waskesiu with his family and friends and was an avid fisherman in the northern waters of Saskatchewan. Jack will be sadly missed by those many people who knew the kindness and generosity of this warm and gentle man. Funeral Services will be held from St. John's Anglican Cathedral on 81 6 Spadina Crescent on Friday, March 22nd at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Very Rev.

Robert Blackwell. Interment will be made in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Saskatoon, Sask. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Kidney Research Foundation, Box 1866, Saskatoon, S7K 9Z9 would be greatly appreciated. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, 300 Third Avenue South (664-3131) is in charge of the arrangements. MATTSON The death of Mr.

Lyle Kenneth Mattson, age 80 years, of Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital, on Wednesday, March 20th, 1 991 Following cremation, a Service of Remembrance will be held on Saturday, March 23rd, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. from Westwood Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. Stewart Dingwall. (Parking available north of the Chapel on Avenue N). Surviving are his loving wife, Evelyn; two daughters, Mrs.

Lorraine (Ron) Dale of Saskatoon, Mrs. Trudy (Vic) Arcand of Mayerthorpe, one son, Landon of Fort Nelson, B.C.; seven grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Roslyn (Charlie) Graham of Northside, Mrs. Vivian Spiker of Crystal Springs, Mrs. Fern Hayden of Abbottstord, B.C.

and Mrs. Ethel (Stewart) Dafoe of White Rock, B.C.; one brother, Stanley (Jean) of Untlaw, Sask. The late Mr. Mattson was bom in Minnesota, USA and came to Canada as a child in 1912 to Crystal Springs, Sask. He was employed by the C.N Ft.

and resided at various points in Saskatchewan, including Debden where he resided for 25 years, before moving to Saskatoon in 1989. Mr. Mattson served with the Canadian Army overseas during WW II. Arrangements are in care of WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL. SCOTT (Miller) The Funeral Service for Dorothy Scott, who passed away March 6th in Edmonton, was held March 1 2th at Howard McBride Westland Chapel in Edmonton.

Dor othy leaves to mourn two sons, Johnnie (pons) Miller of Nipawtn, ana tvan Miner oi Edmonton: and two daughters, Lucille Chlan of Vancouver, and Myma (Wesley) Gordon of Brampton, Ontario; ten grandchildren and 1 1 treat grandchildren; two sisters, Martha spelien, and Comie McDonald of Calgary, Alberta: and nieces and nephews. Dorothy was predeceased by her first husband, Jack Miller, who died in 1945; and ner second nus-band. Clifford Scott in 1 966; her parents, Emil and Wilhemine Schamp; two sisters, Adelia Bourne and Lucille Diener; three brothers, Walter, Dick, and Ted Schamp. Dorothy was bom September 27th, 1900 in Des Moines, Iowa, married Jack Miller in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and then lived in Nipawin for many years. In 1954, she married Clifford Scott and moved to Regina, later to Saskatoon and then to Edmonton.

While In Nipawin, she worked in the Library and while In Regina for the Army Naw DeDartment Store. Dorothy was a hard worker, a loving mother and grandmother and will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. There will be a Memorial Service in Nipawin at a later date. TRASK Marguerite Helena Trask, age 82 years of Sunnyside Nursing Home, Saskatoon, formerfy of Hanley, passed away at her residence on Wednesday, March 20th, 1991. She is survived by one brother.

N. Stewart (Gwen) Dingwall of Sask atoon, her sisters-in-law, Ethel Dingwall of Saskatoon, Irene Dingwall of Saskatoon, Gladys (Jim) Souster of Hams, Rosalee Johnson of Saskatoon, Nita (Jack) Haroldson of Hanley, her brother-in-law, Warren Trask of Portland, Oregon, and numerous nieces and nephews as well as cousins. She was predeceased by her husband, Coral; sisters, Mary Dingwall and Jean Hunt; her brothers, Kenneth Dingwall (infancy), Fred Dingwall (World War II). Jack Dingwall, and Donald Dingwall; her sister-in-law, Dorothy Dingwall; her brothers-in-law Ray Hunt, Marion Trask (World War II) and Woodrow Trask (World War II). Marguerite was bom in Asguith, Sask.

She graduated from the St. Paul's Hospital School of Nursing In 1929, and was the recipient of the Gold Medal for the Highest Standard In Theory at that time. For a number of years she was President of the St. Paul's Hospital Nurses Alumna. During her career she worked on staff at St.

Paul Hospital; pnvate aury nursing; Intercontinental Packers; and the Saskatoon Medical Clinic Drior to her marriaae and mov ing to Hanley in the early 1 960's. She was a 35 year member of the Ladies of The Royal Purple Auxiliary of Hanley. Marguerite held a strong Interest In people; she enjoyed the company of family and friends. Other Interests included music, singing, painting, needlepoint, crocheting, embroidery and woodworking. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to charity of choice.

The Memorial Service will be held on Monday, March 25th, 1991 at 3:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. Kathy Hogman from the Chapel of McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL. Cremation. Interment will be made at a later date in the family plot, Hanley, Sask.

Guest parking directly south of McKague's Funeral Chapel, Third Avenue South and 20th Street. 246 210 174 111 245 218 222 147 143 149 71 177 310 306 166 298 167 194 180 ToDed Musk Tickers SaleWanted Tree Service Tree Spraying TV Rentals Underground Sprinklers VCR-Sales-Rental-Service Video-Game Equipment Wanted to Rent Richard Thompson Bill Peterson Steven Gibb Wilt Popoff Lawrence Geisel Jim Davidson Wayne Wohlberg Eldon Amundson Meiv Carey Glen Houle Executive Vice-President Executive Editor Managing Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Advertising Director Circulation Manager Controller Engineering Development Director Production Manager BEGINS ON PAGE D3 DRENNAN Pansy Irene Drennan, Dundum Pioneer, age 100 years, passed away peace fully in her sleep on Wednesday, Marcn mn, 1991. Mrs. Drennan, eldest child of Charles and Ellen Bowes, was bom at Almonte, Ontar io on February 1, 1891. She moved with her family from Winnipeg, to the Dundum area of Saskatchewan in 1905.

In 1908 she married Herbert E. Drennan. Irene and Bert resided on the homestead he had taken up in 1903, (now the home of their son, Merle), until they retired from farming in 1953. At this time they took up residence in the town of Dundum. Until recently Mrs.

Drennan remained active in the community where she was widely known for her generosity and unstinting nospnaury. Always striving to create beauty in all she did, her garden reflected her personality as a show-place of a million smiling flower faces. Renowned for her expertise in the culinary arts she was especially well known as a master cake decorator, a skill she passed on to several younger women. Grandma (Nanna) Dren nan believed me best tnings in me were priceless. Her love for children was boundless.

Through the generations her cookies were the favorite snack of the "wee who payed freouent visits to her cozy kitchen. Mrs. Dren nan was predeceased by, her husband In 1 977; an infant son, Jackie in 1 91 1 an infant daughter in 1918; a daughter, Margaret (the late Sam) Hewitt in 1968 and by four brothers. She is survived by one son. Merle (Evelyn) of Dundum; tour oaugnters, Niyme (narotaj Mawson of Dundum.

Mona (the late Myers) Rassmussen of Saskatoon, Muriel Drennan of North Battleford and Audrey (Warner) Ober- son of Divine, B.C.; great grand and 13 great great grandchildren; three sister and numerous nieces and nephews. The Funeral Service will be held from Acadia Drive McKague's Funeral Chapel (Eighth Street East and Acadia Drive) on Saturday morning, March 23, at 10:00 conducted by Rev. W.G. McCubbing. Interment will follow in Hillcrest Memorial uardens.

Memorial conations may be made to the Sherbrooke Community Centre or to a Charity of One's Choice, in lieu of flowers. Funeral Service arrangements have been entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). DOKTOR Lyle Murray Andrew Doktor, age 31 late of Saskatoon, died suddenly in Saskatoon on Friday, March 15th, 1991. Funeral Service will be held from Acadia Drive McKague's Funeral Chapel (Eighth Street East and Acadia Drive) on Friday morning, March 22nd at 10:30 with Rev. Fr.

Joseph Dormans officiating. The late Mr. Doktor is survived by his dear mother, Albina (nee: Pochipinski) Doktor; four sisters and two brothers, Brenda (Roy) Evans of Saskatoon, Bev Doktor (Jim Krewishen) of Saskatoon, Larry Doktor of Saskatoon, Lome Doktor of Edmonton, Char-maine Doktor (fiance, Chad Gurski) of Saskatoon, Chariene Doktor of Saskatoon; three nephews and two nieces, Jason, Andy, Wendy, Shamus and Chelsea, also numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He is predeceased by his father, Victor Doktor 1 989) Lyle Doktor was bom May 22nd, 1959 in Saskatoon and attended the St. Thomas and Holy Cross High School.

He dearly loved his family, especially his nieces and nephews. He could spend endless hours reading novels and was handy at fixing anything around the house and yard. He also could be counted on for his mechanical knowledge and experience. He will be dearly missed by his mom, sisters, brothers and friends. Memorials, may be directed to the Sask.

Heart and Stroke Foundation (279 3rd Avenue North, Saskatoon, S7K 2H8). Rite of Commital to follow in the Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). McLEOO Carl Lewis, age 70, late of Saskatoon, died suddenly in Saskatoon on Tues day, March 19th, 1991. Mr.

McLeod is survived by his wife, Shirley; and his three sons, Russell (Joanne), Ronald (Wendy) and Rod ney; as well as four grandchildren, Cameron, Tara, Tresa and Sasna. Also surviving are his brothers, Donald and George; and sisters, Hazel and Mildred. Mr. McLeod was bom in Saskatoon on May 22nd, 1920, and resided in Saskatoon throughout, except for that period during which he served in the Royal Canadian Navy. Upon his discharge, Mr.

McLeod pursued a career in the public service culminating in his appointment as Saskatoon's first Direc tor of Personnel in 1950. In 1958 he was appointed Assistant City Commissioner, and assumed the position of City Commissioner in 1966 in which capacity he served until his retirement In 1977. He served In the Royal Canadian Navy from 1939 to 1945, where he rose to the rank of Lieutenant. Upon discharge, he continued as an active member of the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, rising to the rank ol Lieutenant Commander, and assuming command of HMCS Unicom in Saskatoon. In addition, he was an active member of many community, regional and national public service associations and organizations.

It was Mr. McLeod express wish and desire that there be no funeral or other memorial service. Cremation arrangements are being conducted by the Saskatoon Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family gratefully requests that me morial donations be made to either the bask. Heart Association or the Sask.

Cancer Soci ety. REITER Kathenne Reiler passed away luesoay, March lain, 1991 at St. Albert, Alberta, at the age of 70 years, vigil of Prayer will be neld f-nday, March 22nd, 1991 at 730 p.m. from St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church in Tramping Lake, Sask.

The Funeral Liturgy will De held Saturday, March ZJra 1991 at 10:30 a.m. from St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church. The Rite of Committal will take place in Tramping Lake Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Sask.

Heart arid Stroke Foundation, Diabetes Association, or to the Arthritis Society. Arrangements are in care of Unity Funeral Chapel. Local Inguines, please call ACADIA DRIVE McKAUUE 5 FU NERAL CHAPEL (955-16001 FUNERALS LEAKOS The funeral service of Dr. James Steven Leakos who died on Monday, March 18th, 1991 was held from Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church on Thursday, March 21st at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev.

Father Joseph Dormans. I nDute was given by Ken uooin. Honor Guard Staff and Alumni St. Paul's Hospital. Honorary Pallbearers "Everyone who share in Jims life and Active Pallbearers were Peter Danabassis, Jason Griffin, Mi chael Leakos, Tom Leakos, Denise Milne, Kevin Milne.

Interment took place in Hillcrest Memonal uardens. Arrangements were en trusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. FUNFRAL DIRECTORS ACADIA DRIVE McKague's Funeral Chapel Jnhn SrlwrihH -I5 Arnrlln Dr. -9IS-110- Jne Movnhar- AAcKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT MCKAGUE DONALD NEWBICOING Phone AM-31J1. 3rd Ave.

S. PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREG M. LALACH DAVID J. SCHURR 311 3R0 AVE. NO SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

Arnold Edwards, Lars Nissen Ph. 1U-VT1 tti Ave. Nnrtti WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rap Murriork 6S3-3434, St Ave CREMATORIUMS 11 Hillcrest Memorial Gardens And Crematorium Memorial CremMIrn Sprvlr PRAIRIE VIEW CREMATORIUM Memorial and Cremation Services. Highway II South Box FLORISTS 12 ROSE BOWL FLOWERS Fl OWFRS FOR Al OTCASSIONS 74J-PW LEGACIES MEMORIAL 19 ALZHEIMER ASSOC. OF SASKATCHEWAN INC.

Gratefully accepts memorial donations and legacies for education and research. Tax deductible. P.O. Box 1H7H. Rpnina, Sn-t.

S4P 3E1 ARSCOTT ASSOCIATES Life insurance, annuity hrrrn and rharity-clnnfltlnn consultant. AAsJllll IN MEMORIAMS 23 EUNSKV Harold. Dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle who left us suddenly March 22nd, 1988. We do not need a special day To bring you to our mind. For the days we do not think of you Are very hard to find.

If all this world were ours to give, We'd give it, yes and more. To see the face of Harold dear Come smiling through the door. Sadly missed and ever remembered. Pat, Larry, Jessica and Christopher. KIRK Andrew, May 14, 1902 March 22nd, 1990.

As spring approaches We think of other years With their time of preparation and anticipation Time to repair and make plans for another growing season Time for cups of tea around the kitchen table Time to remember past years Time cannot erase the memories we share Fondly rerrwvnhprerj hv family and friends N08LE In loving memory of Kathleen who passedaway March 23rd, 1984. So many things have happened Since vou were called away So many things to share with you Had vou been let) to stay So many times we've needed you So many times we've cried If our love could have saved you You never would have died. It broke our heart to lose you But vou did not go alone For part of us went with you The day God called vou home. Dearly missed and always remembered by vour loving husband, Donald and son, William Fraspr Nnhlp CARD OF THANKS 27 CITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Wishes fo thank the family and friends of the late KEN HENDERSON 'or donations made in his memory. NAKONECHNY The family of the late Anastasla Nakonechny wish fo express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends for their visits, phone calls, cards, gifts of food, flowers, and donations to the Biggar United Church Building Fund In her rnemorv- Most grateful thanks to Rev.

N. Millard for his comforting words, the organist, soloist Ms. Arlene Page, the choir, pallbearers, the Monarch Ladies for the bountiful luncheon and Mr. Stan Crondin, and the staff of the Bigoar Funeral Home. Your kindness and support during this sad time was greatly appreciated.

Peter and Joyce Nakonechny and family, John and Dorvne Nakonechny and families. Ken and Mary Jewell and families, Kwfpryna Bvlyna and family. THANX YOU I would like fo thank all the people responsible for their contrlbullons to the wonderful supper, girts, and all the good wishes on my retirement from the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. These memories Stella and I shall cherish very deeply tor the rest ot our lives. The door shall always be open.

Mike Chllllak. TO ALL our many wonderful friends and relatives thank you for the cards, flowers and food. Your phone calls and visits are much appreciated. Our special thanks to Rev. Blair Whyte, to the organist and choir and the ladies who prepared lunch.

To the many who donated towards the Laura Cemetery Fund and Palliative Care Unit, our sincere thanks. The family also wishes to thank Or. Baldwin and the Palliative Care Unit at St. Paul's Hospital for their caring ways. Elda Yellowlees and family DEATHS BATEMAN Christina Evelyn (nee Henry) of Victoria, B.C., died peacefully on March 17, 1991, bom January 29, 1894, Fredericton, N.B.

and moved west to Saskatoon, Sask. in 1913. She was employed at the University of Saskatchewan where she met and married Professor John V. Bateman in 1925. Mrs.

Bateman belonged to the University Women's Club, Sewing Club, and was a life member of the St. James Anglican W. A. (November Cir cle). She played cello with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra for several years.

The Batemans moved to Victoria in 1 961 following his retirement, where they spent many happy years with family and friends. Mrs. Bateman was predeceased by her husband in 1 986; her brother, Arthur Henry of Edmonton in 1988, and Is survived by two daughters, Moira Tin-gleff (Dick), Peoria, Illinois and O. Jean Jacek iiius), fiegina. ana lourgranacniiaren.

Richard and Terence Tingleff, Peoria; Nora and Carolyn Jacek, Saskatoon; and a sister, Jean Ciarman ffcnc) ot Victona. f-uneral ber- vice will be held Thursday, March 21, 1991 at p.m. at St Mary Church, 1 701 Elgin with the Hev. canon t. J.

snilliday officiating, inter ment to follow at Hatley Memorial Gardens. Flowers are gratefully declined. Donations may be directed to the chanty ot your choice. Arrangements entrusted to McCALL BROS. (604) 385-4465.

FRIESEN The death of David S. Friesen, age 85 years of the Warman Mennonite Special Care Home, occurred at Royal University Hospital on Tuesday, March 19th, 1991. Funeral Service will be held on Monday, March 25th at 2:00 p.m. from the Warman Bergthaler Mennonite Church conducted by Rev. John D.

Reddekopp and Rev. Ed Martens. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; six daughters, Dorothy (Don) Sutherland, Sherwood Park, Nettie Schmidt (Mike) Redder, Vancouver, B.C., Sadie (Lance) Trotter, Saskatoon, Eva (Bill) Reddekopp, Saskatoon, Marge (Corny) Neuleldt, La Crete, Stella (John) Willms, Hepburn; five sons, Dick (Jena) Friesen, Warman, Jack (Tena) Friesen, Prespatou, B.C., Peter (Tina) Friesen, Big River, David (Alma) Friesen, Outlook, Dan (Sylvia) Friesen, Hague; 41 grandchildren; 40 great grandchildren; numerous step children, step grandchildren and step great grandchildren; five sisters, Anna Neu-feld, Elizabeth Janzen, Maria Peters, Helena Wahl, all of Saskatoon and Susan (John) Bueckert, Osier; two brothers, William Friesen, Jacob S. (Tena) Friesen both of Saskatoon. He was predeceased by his parents Johan B.

and Katharina Friesen; his first wife, Justina; one son-in-law, Bob Flathers; one granddaughter; onegreat granddaughter; four sisters; and two brothers. Pallbearers will be Derek Reddekopp, Whitney Friesen, Clarence Neufeldt, Curtis Trotter, Stan Friesen and Colin Friesen. Interment will be held at the Warman Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the CNIB or Canadian Cancer Society. DALMENY FUNERAL HOME is in care of arrangements HORSEMAN The death of Annie (Nan) Horseman, age 81 years, of Porteous Lodge, Saskatoon, passed away at her residence on March 20th, 1991.

Surviving are seven daughters, Kathleen (Nick) Elchuk of Weybum, Hazel (Neil) Eckart of Lake Cowlchan, B.C., Maybelle (Rene) Fendeletof Regina, Bess (Manfred) Hueskin of Okotoks, Alberta, Olive (Don) Kisselbach of Stonewall, Manitoba, Val (Orest) Dobko of Lanigan Sask. and Shiela (Mark) Windstrom of Okotoks, Alberta; three sons, Bud (Elma) Horseman of Saskatoon, Hugh Horseman of Trail, B.C. and Bill Horseman of Saltcoats, twenty grandchildren and six great grandchildren; one sister, Eva (Ray) Dart of Trail, B.C.; three brothers, Ted (Kay) Leslie, Jim Leslie and Mel tin Leslie all of Trail, B.C. She was predeceased by her parents, and her husband, Horace in August 1 976. Mrs.

Horseman was bom and raised in Huntley, Scotland, she came to Canada in 1923 and married in April 1 928. She lived most of her life in the Saltcoats district. Mrs. Horseman lived for her family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Parkview Presbyterian Church, 821 Avenue North.

The Memorial Service will be field on Saturday, March 23rd, 1991 from the Parkview Presbyterian Church, 821 Avenue North at 1 :30 p.m., conducted by Rev. Michael Tai. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS, 300 Third Avenue South (664-3131) is in charge of the arrangements. tts mk- 2. "Table for one near someone having sausages.".