Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 27

The StarPhoenix Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1991 PHONE: 653-2100 InlJLIJ CLASSIFIED ADS Deadlines: 4:30 p.m. for next day's issue, 4:30 p.m. Fri. for Sat and Mon.

Office hours: Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Classified Telephone hours: Mon.

to Fri. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sat. 10a.m. to 2 p.m.; Sun.

3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Long Distance Toll Free: 1-80067-6979 Nursing Homes 256 Office Equipment Supplies 147 Office Servtces 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 Rotohllers Rolotilling 302 Satellite Dishes 196 Saunas Hot Tubs 258 Security Systems 185 Shelving 148 Shoe Repair 248 Signs -Commercial 144 Sound Equipment 214 Swap trade 1 78 Toped Music 242 Tickets SaleWanted 177 Tree Service 310 Tree Spraying 306 TV Rentals 166 Underground Sprinklers 298 VCR Sales-Rental Service 167 Video-Game Equipment 194 Wanted To Rent 180 Wedding Supplies 226 Weight Control Products 254 Window Cleaning 663 Smtes Unfurnnhed 814 Window Doors 643 Suites Wonted 830 Wood Finish 641 REAL ESTATE FARMINDUSTRIAL Acreage Industrial 887 CKoin Saws 769 Acreage Rural 881 Oone Rental 796 Acreage Wanted 880 Custom Harvesting 733 Apartment Block Sole 903 Farm touipment 729 Appraisers A A.C.I 966 Feed Seed 741 Properties 916 Fish Farming 739 Buildings 889 HofwTroitjri 745 Condofn.niwmfo.5aU 952 793 737 co3, (o. SoU oSl Formnd.o,ll.nl 884 fTS'-ST" I9.7. farmland (of 5U 883 J' form.

Wanted 885 Hotel, Motet. 896 fcoh Ill Planned Built 954 ISt" ino Wonted Buy 955 Swag. Moving 609 88o We Drilling lnv.stm.ntP.op.rh.! 888 ACCOMMODATION Lake R.iort Loll 924 Accommodation Services 806 Listings Wanted 940 Aportm.nts Hotels li.nt 870 lots for SaU 878 Board, Room lor Bent 866 LotstoR.nl 879 Board, Room Wonted 868 Mobil. Harms 948 Condominiums to Rent 874 Mortgages 936 Houses Furnished 834 Open Houses 976 Houses, Rural Rent 842 Out of fewn Properties 912 Houses, (Port. Furnisrwd) 836 Property Management 969 Houses, Unfumisrted 838 Property to Rent 892 Rental Houses Wanted 846 Properly Wanted 893 Rooms Furnished 850 Real Estate Auctions 972 Rooms (Port.

Furnished) 858 Reol Estate Services 971 Rooms Unfurniibed 854 ResortsVocation Properties 920 Rooms Wanted 862 Retirement Living 918 Snared Accommodation 822 Stores Offices SaU 894 Suites Furnished 810 Stores Offices Renl 898 Suites IPort. Fumishedl 818 talking Signs 970 Suites, Rural 826 Warehouse Space 908 The Star-Phoenix will be responsible for only the first incorrect insertion. Please check your advertisement. Demolition Removal 633 Drywoll.ng 599 Eaveshoughs 555 ElectrKiom 579 Energy Conservation 575 Equipment Rentals 678 Excavating 531 Fences 627 Fireploces Accessories 651 Flooring 591 Furnaces 581 Glass 647 Hardwood Floors 593 Heating 583 Home Improvements 635 Insutotion 571 Interior Decorating 527 Investigation Security 715 Janitorial Services 667 Landscaping 61 1 Lawyers 699 Matd Service 659 Management Consultants 703 Maintenance Cleaning 668 Market Research 707 Moving Storage 609 Pocking 665 Painting 603 Patents Trademarks 711 Patios Decks 629 Paving Driveways 625 Plumbing 587 Pools Service 671 Professional Directory 688 Roofing 547 Sandal Gravel 615 Sewer Drain Cleaning 669 Small Engine Repair 582 Snow Removal 675 Steps Railings 631 Stucco 559 Trades Professions 519 Trenching 535 Upholstery 653 Upholstery Cleaning 655 Wallpapering 607 Teachers Wonted 135 Traces Construction Help 75 GOODS AND SERVICES Aduh Services 262 Antiques 153 Appliance Repair 164 Articles (or Sole 151 Articles Wonted 155 BabyInfant Articles 150 Balloons 230 Bonds Orchestras 238 Butcher Supplies 332 Catering 234 Cats 142 Cellular Mobile Phones 192 Christmas Trees 2B6 Coins Stamps 206 Computer Consultants 190 Computers Equipment 166 Computer Service 188 Courier Servne 145 Counselling 253 Divorce Mediation 252 Dogs. 141 Eggs 346 Eicon Services 266 Firewood 282 Fish 338 Furniture Apptiances 159 Furniture Refinishing 163 Furniture Rentals 162 Garage Sales 1 70 Garden 4 Lawn Equipment 294 Garden Lawns 290 Hall Rentals 232 Hauling 318 Health Serviie 255 Hobbies Crafts 202 Home Care 257 Hydroponic 326 Insurance 246 Jewellery Appraisals 210 Lumber Building Supplies 1 74 Meats 334 Money to Loan 245 Musical Equipment 218 Musical Instruction 222 ANNOUNCEMENTS Annrvenariet 7 Cord of Thonlu 27 Coming Event 51 Compontom 55 Deotfci 2 Education ScKobrvKips 37 Engagemcnti Weadingi 43 Flomh 12 Funeral Directors 7 Funerals 3 Graduations 52 Happy Days 39 Haopy Days Service 34 Industrial info 68 In Memortom 23 Legacies Memonol 19 lost A Found 59 Memorial Society 8 Monuments 15 Nonces 63 Personal 31 Star Is Born 35 Tenders 67 Travel 49 EMPLOYMENT Career Training 119 Babysitting, Cnildcore Req 107 Will Babysit Chi Idcore 108 Domestic Help 83 Drivers Wonted 73 Employment Services 123 Employment Wanted 139 farm Help 79 Hairdressers Wanted 103 Help Wonted 71 Nanny Services 106 Health Core Personnel 133 Hospital Personnel 131 Office Help 95 Port-lime Help 87 Professional Management Help 115 Restaurant Help 91 Sales Personnel 1 1 1 Secretarial Help 99 Subsidized Day Core 105 Skiing Equipment 515 Snowmobiles Accessories 511 Sporting Goods 504 Tents Tarpaulins 508 I TRADES AND PROFESSIONS Accountants 696 Accountants (Chartered) 692 Architect Draftsperson 523 Artists Designers 525 AsphaltPaving 625 Awnings 577 Basements 539 Bathrooms 588 Brick Driveways 623 Brick Layers 567 Cabinets Furniture 639 Carpets 595 Ceiling Cleaning 661 Central Vac 585 Ceramic Tile 589 'Chimneys 551 Chimney Sweeps 552 Concrete 617 Concrete Brick 563 Concrete Cutting 620 (Concrete Driveways 619 Contractors Carpenters 543 IDecks A Potios 629 TRANSPORTATION Aircraft 458 Antique Vehicles 400 Auto Body Repair 415 Auto Financing 406 Auto Leasing 408 Automotive Magazine 456 Auto Repairs Accessories 412 'Autos 351 Autos Wonted 404 Batteries reconditioned 414 Buses for Sole 452 Car Wash 413 Classk Autos 402 Garages for Lease 464 Grain Trailers 436 Grain Trucks 432 Learner Vinyl 418 Poriung for Loose 468 Semi Trailers 439 Service Stations 460 Sports Cars 396 Towing Service 472 Truck Leosing 444 Truck Repair Accessories 448 Trucks for Sole 424 Trucks Industrial 427 Trucks Semi Trailers 439 Trucks Wanted 440 Vans Accessories 416 Von Rentals 420 Vehicle Storage 470 RECREATION All Terrain Vehicles 496 Bicycles 476 Boars Accessories 484 Campers Trailers 488 Campers RV's for Rent 490 Camping Equipment 500 Dune Buggies 494 Flat Deck (rollers 498 Golf Carts 506 Motorcycles A Accessories 480 RV's Motorhomes 492 FEDORA On January 5th, 1991, Alex Fedora of Vonda, departed from this life to enter a place ot refreshment, light and peace.

He passed away at the age of 83, in the Royal University Hospital, with his tamily at his side. Dad was predeceased by his parents; and two brothers, Jonn ana Mike; his tatner-in-iaw, Francois Suignard; and two brother-in-laws, Joe and Ray. He is survived by his loving wife Jeanne and two daughters, Celia (John) New ton, and Sherry (Peter) Bomok; ana six qrana daughters. He was bom and raised in the district of Vonda, and while he had, at different points in his life, left Vonda for other parts, he always returned. As a young man, Dad worked on many farms and told wonderful stories of thrashing days.

He also worked in an implement business owned by Manny Foumier for several years. He served Canada tor 4 years overseas during World War II and often shared vivid memories of those days. He was discharged Acting Sergeant of the Ordinance Division. On November 1 1 th he prouaiy wore four medals to the Remembrance Day Ser vice. 45 years ago he mamed Jeanne Sutg nard.

In the early years of the marriage, they managed Co-ops in Blutcner ana in sturgis, When they started a family, they returned to Vonda, where Alex assumed the manage ment of the Vonda Co-op, a position that he maintained for some 27 years. Dunng mat time, he was actively involved in the communi tv in various capacities. He was a councillor, and the fire chief for several years. He enjoyed curling, belonged to the Knights ot Columbus, and at the time of his passing was a proud member of the Aberdeen Legion. While he always worked long days and it often meant lost time with Jeanne and the girts, there were aspects of family lite that were sacred to him.

The time that we spent with dad was some times short, but it was always quality time, and never negotiable. If he made a promise, it was always kept. Sundays were family days and nothing conflicted with that. Alter retirement, he enjoyed friends at coffee row, and a relaxed life style. He had more time to laugh and we all did.

Our memories are of a strong, loving man with a contagious sense of humour. He was a wonderful provider, husband, father and grandfather. He will be sadly missed by his (ami v. and alwavs warmly remembered. He II always be here in our hearts.

The Prayer Service will be held on Tuesday, January 8th. at 7:30 p.m. in the St. Philippe de Neri Roman Catholic Church, in Vonda conducted by Hev. Fr.

Ted Bezaire. The Funeral Liturgy will be held on Wednesday, January 9th at 1 0:30 a in the Church. Interment will follow in St. Phi lippe Neri Roman Catholic Cemetery. The family requests that in lieu ot flowers, memon al donations be made to the Magnetic Resonance Imager, (MRI) Campaign, (Foundation Office, Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon, Sask.

S7N 0X0). Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNER AL HOME, Saskatoon, Sask. MOFFATT The death of Donald Moffatt of Oliver Lodge, Saskatoon occurred on Sunday, January 6th, 1 991 Service arrangements are pending and will be announced on weanes' day, January 9th. Service arrangements have been entrustea to tne saska i uun i-UNtH AL HOME. PEARSON The death of Mary Irene Pear son age 83 of Saskatoon occurred following a lengthy illness on Tuesday, December 4th, 1990.

A service ot Hemembrance will be held on January 9th, 1991 at 3:30 p.m. from the CHAPEL of SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME with Rev. Father Gerard Dewan officiating. (Memorial donations to a charity of the donor choice would be appreciated in lieu of flowers). Mary was predeceased by her husband, Albert (Bert) Russell Pearson on December 27th, 1953 and one brother, J.D.

Douglas Staples. She is survived by two brothers, E.A. Edward (Helen) Staples of Vernon, B.C. and W.R. Bill (Betty) Staples of Saskatoon; her sister-in-law, Florence Staples of Victoria, B.C.

and numerous nieces and nephews. Mary was bom May 21st, 1907 in Cobourg, Ontario where she was raised and redeved her formal education. She continued her edu cation attending the University of Guelph and the University of Toronto graduating with a B.H.Sc. in 1928. Mary had lived in Toronto, Peterborough, Barrie and London, Ontario pri or to moving to St.

Volodymyr Villa in Saskatoon in 1988. She spent the war years supporting the active forces. Mary retired from the Ontario Hospital in London where she had been the head dietitian for many years. She was a former member of the Canadian Dietitic Association. She was an extensive reader and knitter and enjoyed conversing with her many friends and relatives.

In her retirement, Mary spent much time caring for the elderly. Interment will take place in the family plot In the Mount Pleasant Cemetery in London. Ontairo. PETERSEN Carl Petersen of Rose Valley, died January 1st, 1991 at Rose Valley Integrated Care Facility after a short illness. The Funeral Service was held at Nut Lake Church on January 5th, 1 991 He will be sadly missed by his wife, Juliet; sons, Garry and Richard (Lorraine); daughters, Elaine (Willis) Siemens of Saskatoon, Glenda Petersen of Burnaby, B.C., Myma Petersen, JoAnn (Clar ence) Mohr of Regina; his nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.

SAGGS Mrs. Bertha Sarah Saggs of Calgary, passed over peacefully at the Rockyview General Hospital on January 6th, 1991 at the age ot 89 years. Bertha is survived by two sons and one daughter-in-law, Ivan of Calgary, and William and Alma of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; nine grandchildren, Larry, Linda, Nancy, Shirley, Burdlne, Bill, Sharon, Lory and Rob; and eighteen great grandchildren. She Is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends in the Rosetown, Saskatoon and Calgary areas. Bertha was prede ceased by her husband, Horace in 1973, as well as her sons, Lawrence In 1937 and Edward in 1 9 1 9.

Grama, your friends, family and generations to come, will be enriched by your sense of humor and positive influence. Your laughter will always be heard and the Bingo Halls will never be the same. Funeral Services will be held at the Chapel ot Mountain View Cemetery and Funeral Home, 1 7th Avenue, b.t. at Garden Hoad on Friday. January 1 1 th.

991 at 1 :00 p.m. with the Rev. P.M. Surrill of the United Church of Canada officiating. Interment to follow at Mountian View Memorial Gardens.

Arrangements in care of MclNNIS HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME, 5008 Elbow Dnve S.W., Telephone: 243-8200. PLEWES The death of A. Russell Plewesof 408-10 Tiffin Crescent occuned at Oliver Lodge, Sunday, January 6th, 1 99 1 at the age of 93 years. The Services of Remembrance will be held Wednesday, January 9th, 1 991 at 1:30 p.m. from westwood Funeral Chapel, Avenue and 20th Street West, conducted by Rev.

Jack Carr. Cremation will take place prior to the services. Parking tor guests is available in tne tot north ot the Chapel on Avenue Surviving are his loving-wife, Vickie; dauqh ters, Deane (Ralph) Murray of Sudbury, Edna (Hoqer) Pughs ot Kelowna, Myrte (Lloyd) Godwin of Tantallon, three sons, Grant (Helen) of Spy Hill, Frank (Alice) of Saskatoon Jack (Arlenej of Winfield, B.C.; a sister, Ettie Boyles of Moosomin; twenty grandchildren and thirty one great grandchildren. He was predeceased by a brother and a sister. Mr.

Plewes was bom at Moosomin where he spent his early years. In 1933 he moved to farm at spy Hill and later managed the co-op. Mr. ana Mrs. Plewes retired to Delisle in 1 960 at which time he was active and a life member of the Legion.

Mr. Plewes was a member of Mayfair United Church and had been a board member for the United Churches where he lived for over fifty years. Memorial donations may be made to the Oliver Lodge expansion fund or the Canadian Diabetes Association. Arrange ments are in care of WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL (653-3434). RAINBOW The death of Gordon Rainbow, age 81 years, of Rosthern Mennonite Nursing Home occurred January 5th, 1991.

Funeral Service will be held on uesday, January utn, at 10:00 a.m. from the Rosthern Mennonite Nursing Home conducted by Chaplain Jacob Wiebe and Pastor John Boardman. surviving are one sister, Mrs. Irene Joslin of Fort Sask atchewan, one brother, Leonard Ram bow of Rosthern and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Dor othy Rainbow of Rosthern.

He was predeceased by his parents; four brothers and two sisters. Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Saskatoon. Ar rangements are in care of FUNK'S FUNERAL HOME, Rosthern. RAYNER The death of Charles William Rayner, aged 76 years, a life long resident of Penzance District occurred peacefully at Imperial Union Hospital, Imperial, Sask. on Sunday, January 6th, 1 991 The Funeral Ser vice will be held in the Penzance Community Hall, Penzance, Sask.

on Wednesday, Janu ary atn at p.m. conducted oy Hev. uavia King. Interment will be in the family plot Pen zance cemetery. Predeceased by his parents Percy and Ethel (Willoughby) Rayner; a son- in-iaw, Goraon Ascnim; a brother, John Rayner.

Charlie is survived by his loving wife, Ulga; two daughters, Joan Aschim, Marathon, Judy (Ed) Moser, North Battleford, one son Bill (Evelyn) Rayner, Regina, seven grandchildren. Charlie is also survived by one brother, Bob (Margaret) Rayner, Vancouver; four sisters, Dorothy Palmer, Moose Jaw, Daisy (Floyd) Rowe, Lib erty, Doris Tripps, Holdfast, Marion (Wint) Stratton, Liberty; a sister-in-law, Helen Rayner, Regina and numerous nieces and nephews. Charlie and Ulga celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary October 2nd, 1990. For those so wishing donations to the Imperial Union Hospital Building Fund or the Penzance Cemetery Fund would be appreciated. FOTHERINGHAM MCDOUGALL FUNERAL SERVICES Watrous and Nokomis.

Sask. in charge of arrangements. STOHL The death of Ormie William Stohl, age 58 years, of Saskatoon occurred peacefully following a short illness. A Service of Remembrance will be held on Tuesday, Janu ary 8th, 1991 at 3:30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home officiated by the Rev.

J. Russell Brown. Surviving are his loving wife, Ellen Stohl of Saskatoon; two sons, Danny Stohl and special friend Virginia Delainey of Saskatoon, Gary and his wife Mae of Lanigan, four beautiful granddaughters, Jaime and Lindsay of Victoria, B.C. and Frances and Rebecca of Lanigan, his parents, Har old and Margaret Stohl, presently reside in saskatoon; Urmie also had three brothers ana one sister and many nieces and nephews. Ormie was bom in Beam, Saskatchewan on January 7th, 1932.

He married Ellen on July 1 8th, 1 952 in saskatoon. Hetired Chief ormie Stohl's Naval career started on January 5th, 1951 ana enaea in septemrjer ot 1982. He served in Korea as a Petty Officer in the engineering trade on the H.M.C.S. Cayuga as well as several other of Her Majesty's war ships. He was a life member of the Chief's and Petty Officer's Mess at H.M.C.S.

Unicom, and an active charter member of the Korean Veterans Association of Canada. Business associates will recently remember Ormie as the Saskatchewan Manager of Hobart Canada. Ormie was a happy, well-liked respected family man. He spent eight years of his life introducing minor baseball to young boys in the Mount Royal area. In lieu of flowers, the family request that memorial donations be made to St.

Paul Hospital Foundation. Funeral Service anangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. "We'll take IT, tool Jim l.lnn.i the McM AHON The death of Grace McMahon age 64 years, of Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Sunday, January 6th, 1 991 Surviving are her husband. Donnell: four sons. Mark (Gloria) McMahon of Saskatoon, David (Linda) McMahon of Grandora, Calvin McMehon of Saskatoon and Glen (Karen) McMahon of Saskatoon; four grandchildren, Dawn, Dwaine, Christopher and Patrick; three sisters, Dorothy Phillips of Vancouver, B.C.

Nancy Pettitt and Phyllis (Frank) Pick both of saskatoon; ana one brother, Hoy (Henal Brit ton of Rosetown, Sask. She was predeceased by her parents; two sisters, Evelyn Manson ana Helen Koiata. Mrs. McMahon was born. raised and educated in Rosetown, Sask.

She was a resident of Saskatoon since 1 954. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Diabetic Association, 305-21922nd Street East, Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 0G4. The Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, January 10th, 1991 at 3:00 p.m., from St. George's Anglican Church, 624 Avenue I South, conducted by Archdeacon H.W.

Bran-drick and Rev. Rick English. Cremation. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL is in charge oi arrangements. MICHELS Sr.

Grace Michels O.S.U. of the Ursuline Convent passed away on January 7th, 1 991 at the Ursuline Convent in Bruno, SK at the age of 79 years. Sr. Grace attended St. Mary separate school in saskatoon, fa.

Taylor School in Lake Lenore and for high school, St. Ursula's Academy in Bruno, ft was at St. Ursula's that her love of music and her unique musical talents were enabled to devel op. Sr. Grace (Mary Herman to her early pupils) will be fondly remembered by many students who benefited from her 50 years of devoted teaching of piano, vocal and choral classes and for her contribution in the area of liturgical music.

Investment: November 5th, 1931. First profession of vows: October 21st, 1933. Perpetual profession of vows: October 21 st, 1936. Golden Jubilee: August iztn, 1 981 Sr. Grace was predeceased by her par ents, Herman and Mary Michels; by two sis ters, tleanor Sander ana Mane Michels; by three brothers, Edward, Leo and Herman; by a sister-in-law, Marge Michels; and by a brother-in-law, Ira Sanders.

Prayers will be held on Tuesday, January 8th, 1 991 at 7:30 p.m. from the Ursuline Chapel in Bruno, SK. The Funeral Mass will be offerred on Wednesday, January 9th, 1 991 at 1 0:00 a.m. from the St. Bruno R.C.

Church in Bruno, SK with Rev. Fr. Werner Renneberg O.S.B. as Celebrant. Pallbearers will be aw Duke.

Harold zimmer, uon uutort, Leander Greuel, Ben Hutmacher and Gary Uutort. Memonal donations made to the Menci Centre for Infant Development would be greatly appreciated. Funeral arrangments have been entrusted to SCHARF'S FUNERAL HOME, Humboldt, SK. PAYDU Geraldine Susan Gerry' Paydli, age 52, beloved wife of Donald Paydli ot Saskatoon, died at St. Paul's Hospital on Sunday, January 6th after a long courageous battle with cancer.

Vigil of Prayer will be held from St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church (Munroe) Ave. and Taylor Street) on Tuesday evening, January 8th at 7:30. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated from St. Philip Neri Catholic Church on Wednesday morning, January 9th at 10:30 with Rev.

Fr. Michael Koch as the celebrant. Gerry is survived by her loving husband, Donald; three sons and two daughters, Ronald Paydli, Carta (Don) Hamel, Lionel Paydli, Loralei (Stan) Garchinski, Kalmen (Yvonne) Paydli, all of Saskatoon; six grand children. David, Christine, Rae Anne, Nicole, Justin and Jenelle; her mother, Rose (nee: Bourauel) Stahl of Bruno; two sisters and one brother, Josephine (Albert) Hassen of Bruno, Louise Norbert) Tetzlaff of Prince Albert, Rog er (Judy) Stahl of Bruno; her Husbands mother, Mary Paydli of Humboldt; her husband's brothers, Lome (Myrtle) Paydli of Bruno, Frank (Maxine) Paydli of Calgary, Joseph (Maxine) Paydli of Yorkton and Allan Paydli of Allan, also numerous, nieces, nephews and cousins. She was predeceased by her father Charles Stahl in three infant brothers, Kevin, John and Richard; her husband's fa ther, Michael Paydli in 1989.

Gerry Stahl was bom October 1st, 1938 in Bruno, Sask. and took her schooling at St. Ursuline Academy. She married Donald Paydli on October 1 5th, 1957 and resided in Bruno until 1968. They moved to Saskatoon and she enjoyed her involvement with community programs sponsored by the City of Saskatoon-Dept.

of Parks and Recreation, Girt Guides of Canada and the Catholic Women's League. Her special interests included her involvement with cen tral Sask. Ceramic and Can. Ceramic Assoc. She really loved the outdoors and would try to spend as much time outdoors doing her gardening, camping and fishing.

She will be remembered for her creative and artistic talents. Memorials, in lieu of floral tributes, may be directed to the Canadian Cancer Society (438-2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon, S7K 2C3). Interment to follow at Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE rUNtHAL CHAPfcL (95b- 1600). POPPL Mary (Huculak) Poppl of Humboldt, SK passed away on Saturday, January 5th, 1 991 at St.

Mary's Villa in Humboldt, SK. Mary was four days from her 87th birthday, January 9th, 1991. Mary came to Canada from the Ukraine at the age of seven years with her parents, Mike and Ann Huculak, homestead-ing in the Daylesford district. Mary was married to Ludwig Poppl in 1925 and remained farming in the Daylesford district. Mary and Ludwig raised three children, Dorothy, Ludwig and Elsie.

Ludwig and Mary moved to St. Mary's Villa on January 19th, 1990. Mary is lovingly remembered by her children, Dorothy (Calvin) Tallis of Regina, SK, Ludwig (Vivian) Poppl of St. Brieux, SK and Elsie Ann (Ronald) Range of Livelong, SK; by twelve grandchildren and fifteengreat grandchildren; by her three sisters: Nettie Graven of Saskatoon, SK, Anne (Mike) Nakonshney of Laniqan, SK and Pauline Panaschuk of Winnipeg, MB and by a brother Bill (Helen) Huculak of Tisdale, SK. Mary was predeceased by her husband Ludwig on September 9th, 1 990; by her father and mother Mike and Anna Huculak; by two brothers John and Alex and by a sister Dorothy (Vic) Reaelous.

Pallbearers will be her grand sons: Jim Rudrum, Ryan Poppl, Elgin Poppl, Kelly Poppl, Rob Poppl and Lyndon Poppl. Memorial donations made to the St. Mary's Villa would be greatly appreciated by the fami- Funeral arranaements have been entrust ed to SCHARF'S FUNERAL HOME, Humboldt, SK. I The StarPhoenix Direct dial numbers for Switchboard Editorial Circulation Classified Display 652-9200 664 8231 664 8320 663-2100 664 8340 Executive Vice-President Executive Editor Managing Editor Associate Editor Business Uanagr Advertising Director Circulation manager Controller Richard Thompson Bill Pfterson Steven Gibs Will Popoff Lawrence Gefsel Jim Davidson Wayne Wohlberg Eldon Amundson Merv Carey Glen Houle Engineering Development Director Production Manager Printed and published dally except Sundays and statutory holidays by Armadale Communications Limited at the office of The Star-Phoenix, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K2P1. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS BARON The death of William Joseph (Bill) Baron, age 78 years, of Speers, Sask.

oc curred Deacefullv after a lenahthv illness in St Paul Hospital on Sunday, January 6th, 1 991 Bill leaves to mourn several first cousins, nu merous relatives ana many menas. ne was predeceased by his father, John (Jack) in Feb ruary lytxj ana momer, Mary u. (ruin; in pni 1970. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit, co St. Pauls Hospital, 1 702 20th Street West, Saskatoon, Sask.

S7M OZ9. The Funeral Service will be hetd on Thursdav. January 1 0th. 1 991 at 2:00 p.m. irom bpeers unnea onurcn, bpeers, bask, conducted bv Hev.

Gerald Buhr. nter- ment will be made in Green Blutt Cemetery. Speers, Sask. McKAGUE FUNERAL CHAPEL is in charae of arranaements. GODDARD Effie Margaret nee McCallum) of Saskatoon went to be with her Lord on Friday, January 4th, 1991.

Effie was bom on August 28th, 1 923 in the Hanley distnet. She is survived bv a daughter jeanine (Hon) smizek and a son Brvce (Gavle Holmgren of Anzona; seven grangcnnoren two oromers, Jim toeaj McCallum ot Hedciitt, Alberta ana sanay tyi- via) McCallum of Ashton, Oregon; a sister-in- law Judy McCallum in England and several nieces ana nepnews. one was preoeceasea by her parents Mary and Frank McCallum and a Droiner Neil Mciaiium in engiana. erne was educated in the Hanley district and took a commercial course in Saskatoon. She was keenly interested in young people and was involved as a leader in C.G.l.T.

and Young Peoples in Parkview Presbytenan Church. She taught for several years at Work Study and Riverview Collegiate. Ettie took over her fathers insurance agency in 1 955 and contin ued with it until forced to retire in 1 9Bt due to illness. A Service of Remembrance will be held on Wednesday, January 9th, 1991 p.m. in ranwiew rresoyienan unurcn ive- nue ana sun.

ttireei. oasnaioonj wnn ur. Michael Tai officiating. Donations may be made to the Canadian cancer society, 4J8 2nd Avenue North. Saskatoon.

Sask. S7K 2C3 rather than floral tributes. McKAGUE FUNEFlAL CHAPEL is in charae of anange- ments. HNATIW JoseDhine Hnatiw (Dziadvk) passed away peacefully on Friday, January 4th. 1991 at St.

Paul HosDita at the aae of 79. Prayers wil be said from St. Georae Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral on Wednesday. January 9th at 7:30 p.m. The Divine Liturgy will take olace on Thursdav.

January 1 0th at 1 0 :00 a.m. irom ti. Georae Ukrainian uatnouc ca thedral. 214 Avenue South, with Rev. Fa ther Isidore Dziadvk.

O.S.B.M.. and Rev. Fa ther John Kratko as Celebrants. Interment will follow at St. John the Baotist Ukrainian Catho lic Church Cemetery near Smuts.

Sask. Josephine is survived by her loving children, Helen uonn Krokoocnuk ot Aberdeen, Frances (Jack) Harasvmchuk of Sudbury. Emilv (Dr. Mvron) Stechishin of Edmon ton. and Walter (Ann) Hnatiw of vonda.

one brother. Alex: two steD-brothers. Esidore Dziadvk and Steve (Phvtlis) Dziadvk: one steo-sisier. Jennie Heausn: sister-in- aw. Pauline Chipurda; and sister-in-law, potty Dzi- adyk.

Josephine was blessed with thirteen grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchil dren, who also mourn her c-assma. as well as several nieces and nephews. She was orede- ceased bv her husband. John In 1960: her parents Nick and Paranka Dziadvk; her step mother. Kathenne: brothers Sam ana Joe: sisters-in-law.

Frances and Hose: bro'hernn- law. Pete Reaush and son-in-law. Harrv prokopchuk. Josephine was tne eldest daugh ter of Nick and Paranka Dziadvk. She married John Hnatiw in 1929 and they farmed in the Smuts area until Johns passing in 1960.

Josephine resided in Saskatoon until her passing, sne enioyea spending mucn ot ner nme with her fami on the farm. She toved the outdoors, especially her flower and vegetable gardens. One of her tavorite pastimes was playing cards while visiting with family and mends. The family would like to exDress their appreciation to the fifth floor staff of St. Paul's Hospital, with special thanks to the Palliative Care Unit.

Those so wishing may make donations to the Palliative Care Unit in her memory, co St. Paul Hospital, 1702 20th Street West, Saskatoon, Sask. S7M 0Z9. Honorary Pallbearers will be Walter Hnatiw, John Prokopchuk, Myron Stechishin, Jack Harasvmchuk, Esidore Dziadyk, Steve Dzia dvk and Alex Dziadyk. Active Pallbearers will be Bill Prokopchuk, Leonard Prokopchuk, John Prokopchuk Sheryt Hnatiw, Gregory Stechishin and Gordon Stechishin.

Cross Bearer will be Jason Prokopchuk. Arrange ments are in care ot kahk rUNtHAL BELYK Minnie (nee Derbawka) age 84 years ot Saskatoon passed away peacefully at City Hospital on f-nday, January 4tn, 1991 The Funeral Service will be held on Wednes day, January 9th at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. Father Taras Krochak from Holy Trinity Ukrainian orthodox cathedral, 919 2utn Street West. Prayers will be held Tuesday evening, January 8th at 7:30 p.m.

from Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral. Minnie was bom on November 21 st, 1 906 in the Twin Lakes district at Radisson, Sask. She married John G. Belyk in 1931 and they farmed in the Borden district till they retired to Saskatoon in 1967. Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband, John; one son, orest (Anne) of Saskatoon; one daughter, Zane (Maurice) Bahrey ot Saskatoon; eight grandchildren, Sheryl Anweiier, Giona Belyk, sanara belyk Shelly Belyk, all of Saskatoon and David Belyk of Lloydminster, Pat (Rick) Steer, Mark (Susan) Bahrey and Tim Bahrey all of Sask atoon; and one great-granddaughter, Jodie Steer ot saskatoon.

Also one sister, Sophie Wasylyshyn of Edmonton, and one brother, Domytro (Vera) Derbawka of Borden, one sister-in-law, Mary Derbawka of Washington, USA; and numerous relatives. nieces and nephews. Minnie was predeceased by her parents, Stephen and Barbara Derbawka; three brothers, Andrew, Onufrie and Alexander; and four sisters, Dorothy Bok- laschuk, Mary Yaremovich, Annie Mukanik and Pearl Slipchuk. Minnie enjoyed life, she loved ner larm and garden and ner family. She was an active member of the Womens' Asso ciation of Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Ca thedral and also at Belyk's Church in the Bor den district.

She also belonged to the Senior Citizens Club at Holy Trinity and enjoyed sing ing in the choir. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Saskatchewan Heart stroke Foundation, 279 hird Avenue North, Saskatoon, S7K 2H8. The Pallbearers will be Gerry Slipchuk, Stephen Derbawka, Peter Derbawka, Mitch Nykitoruk, Sylvester Boklaschuk and Donald I en as chuk. Interment will take place at Woodlawn Orthodox Cemetery. Arrangements are in care Ot PAHK rUNtHAL CHAPhL.

BENSON The death of Hubert (Bert) Ben son, age 57 years, of Saskatoon occurred suddenly at St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon on Saturday, January 5th, 1991. Vigil of Prayer win be held Irom Acadia Drive Funeral Chapel (8th SL East Acadia Drive) on Thursday evening January 10th at 7:30. Funeral Mass will be celebrated from Acadia Drive Funeral Chapel on Friday morning January 11th at 1 1 ceieoratea Dy Hev. t-r.

Mark Mireault Bert is survived by his loving wife, Carmen; two daughters ana three sons, Jeanne-Mane Ben son of Strasbourg, Joseph Benson of Calgary, Ab, Philip uayie) Benson ot saskatoon, Na- dyne (Joe) Greschner of Goodsoil, SK, Marc Benson of Saskatoon. He also leaves his much loved grandchildren Stephanie and Tre vor Benson, Celeste Benson. Lindsav. Matthew and Michael Greschner and Andrew Benson. He is much mourned by his mother, Eunice Benson and five brothers, Guv (Heath er) of Saskatoon, Jim (Lil) of Cochrane, Ontar io, Bill (Barb) of Saskatoon, Gene (Carol) of White Hiver, Ontario and David (Pam of Lon don, Ontario and one foster sister, Rhea (Ed die) Rosevear of Hearst, Ontario.

He also leaves numerous nieces, nephews and cous ins. He was predeceased by his father, Existe tmery Benson (1962). Bert was born in Cha- pleau, Ontario on July 25th, 1933. He spent most ot nis lite in Northern ontano, receiving his schooling in Kapuskasing. He was only six years old when he began working with his mother in bush camps hauling water from the river to do the laundry.

Bert worked at various jobs including pin setting and delivering pa pers wnen nis ramify ten on naro times. He then became a cook and worked mainly in the Cochrane immins area. In 1 980, he moved with his family to Saskatoon where he went to work at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre, Bert was a very avid golfer and bowler. Bert was much loved by all who knew him and will be sorely missed. In lieu of flowers the family requests that mourners consider a donation to the charity of their choice.

Cremation will fol low the Funeral Service. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). DRIEDGER The death of Stephanie Rose Driedger, age 3 years, of St. Louis formerly of Waldheim occurred on January 6th, 1 991 the Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, January 9th, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. from the Zoar Mennonrte Church in Waldheim, conducted by Rev.

Benno Klassen. Surviving are her par ents, Frank and Denlse Driedger of St. Louis; one sister, Andrea; grandparents, Henry and Anna Driedger of Austin, Manitoba; Reg and Helen Friesen of Waldheim; step great grandmother Margaret Friesen of Waldheim, great grandmother Netha Boschman of Carrot River; eight uncles; nine aunts and thirteen cousins. Interment will take place in the Waldheim Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of FUNK'S FUNERAL HOME, Rosthern.

JOHNSON The death of Ralph Hilton Johnson age 68 years of Asquith, Sask. occurred in St. Paul's Hospital on Saturday, January 5th, 1991. Ralph is survived by his loving wite Audrey of Asquith, two daughters, Carol Johnson of Calgary and Maxine Johnson of Long Beach, California; two sons, Clark (Connie) and their sons, Aaron and Kristan of Asquith and Blake (Mamie) and their daughter. Kartv of Kinistino, two sisters, Olive Sweet and Evelyn (Joe) Fairbrother both of Saskatoon; a brother Lloyd (Marion) of Asquith and numerous nieces and nephews.

Ralph was predeceased by his parents Louis and Margaret; a sister Esther and her husband Alvin Casley and brother-in-law Tom Sweet. Ralph was bom, raised, educated and farmed with his father in the Eagle Creek district until 1 948. Ralph married Audrey BurweH on Novemoer 26th, 1 948 in Saskatoon and continued fanning until 1983 when they retired to Asquith. Following polio in 1952 and failing health Ralph still persevered and remained in good saints. He enjoyed sports, company and espe cially the card games.

Ralph also had a great love tor reaaing. Donations may oe maoe io the Asquith Cemetery Fund, co Town of Asquith, S0K 0J0 or St. Paul's Hospital Building Fund, 1702-20th Street West, Saskatoon, S7M 0Z9 or to a charity of the donors choice. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednes day, January 9th, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. in the United Church in Asqurtn conducted oy Hev.

Bill Keisman. Interment will be made in the Asquith Cemetery. MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL Is in charge of arranaements. SOROWSKI The death of Joseph W. Sorowski, age 69 years, occurred January 5th, 1 991 after a lengthy battle with cancer.

He was born in Pilot Butte, Sask. July 31st, 1921. Joseph proudly served with the R.C.A.F. from 1939 until 1945. He married Mary K.

Weeres on October 7th, 1 950. He was predeceased by Mary, June 5th, 1 990 and a grandson, Chad in 1976. He is survived by his three sons, Vince (Jackie), Terry (Shaunene) and Alan (Marg) all of Saskatoon; two brothers, Stan of Regina, John (Sophie) of Moose Jaw; a sister, Jean (Phil) Ring of Pilot Butte; and six grandchildren, Randine, Trenton, Tyler, Joey, Justin and Michael. Mr. Sorowski will be remembered as a proud caring man and a loving father and husband who will be missed by all who knew him.

The Funeral Services will be held Wednesday, January 9th, 1991 at 10:30 a.m. from Westwood Funeral Chapel Avenue and 20th Street West. The pallbearers will be Vince Sorowski, Terry Sorowski, Al Sorowski, Vic Falk, Dale Sarich and Randy St. Denis. Interment will take place in Soldier's Field, Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL (653-3434). LAROCK The death of Louis William Larock occurred at his residence, Sherbrooke Nursing Home, in Saskatoon on January 5th, 1991 after a lengthy illness with Alzheimer's Disease. He was 80 years old. Surviving are his wife Doris of Saskatoon; two daughters, Lois (Jim) Dickinson of Lethbridge, Ver-na (Darwin) McCandless of Saskatoon; four grandchildren, Merlynn (Randy) King of Saskatoon, Brad McCandless of Penticton, B.C., Jannette (Doug) Ralston of Coleman, Doris (Darcy) Trowbridge of Lethbridge, eight great-grandchildren, Ryan, Dallice, Melissa, Chantelle, Chayne, Scott, Brittany and Brice; three half-sisters, Stella Morissette, Eileen Poole, and Norma Wykes. He was predeceased by his eldest grandson, Jimmy Dickinson in 1 973, and by his brother Elmer in 1 990.

He was bom and raised in Pnnce Albert. spending most of his life there, and later moved to Swift Current and Lethbridge before moving to make his home in Saskatoon. A Memorial Service will be held on Tuesdav. January 8th, 1991 at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, at the corner of McKercher Drive and Boychuk Drive, Saskatoon, with Mr. Robert Kissler officiating.

Cremation. Funeral Service anangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. ZEZULA In loving memory of Louise Hannah Zezula, bom October 1st, 1937 in Mazenod, who passed awav suddenly January 6th, 1991 at her home in Saskatoon. She is survived by her loving husband, Abner; two sons, Arnold (Lorraine) Zezula and Greg (Janet) Zezula; four grandchildren, Shalon, Renee, Anthony and Ashley; also suvived by four brothers, George Beckett, Bill (Jean) Beckett, Fred Beckett and Joe (Debbie) Beck ett; two sisters, Edith Weis and Helen (Stewart) Greensides; brother-in-law, John (Yvonne) Zezula and sister-in-law, Elsie Tate and numerous neices and nephews. She was predeceased by her mother and father.

She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her. The Funeral Service will be held Thursday, January 10th, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Andrew United Church in Outlook, Sask. The interment will be in the JanHus Cemetery.

Donations to a charity of one'schoice would be aooreciated. Arranaements are in care of the Outlook Funeral Chapel. FUNERALS HOFFMAN The Funeral Mass for Mrs. Queenie Hoffman who died on January 3rd, 1991 was held from St. Michaels Homan Catholic Church on Monday, January 7th, 991 at 10:00 a.m.

celebrated by Hev. Fr. M. Bedard. Pall bearers were Joe Waschuck, Bill Coumont, Henry Gilbertson, John Rau, Clare Fowler and Don Carner.

Interment was made in the Catholic Section of Woodlawn Ceme tery. Anangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. one on the left." tlv Pro Synd'taH.