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I Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix Deaths C2 International Thursday, May 1, 1986 UN budget cuts needed to avert $1 00-million deficit 0 Star Phoenix Printed and published daily except. Sun' days and statutory holidays by Armadale Publishers Limited at the office of the STAR-PHOENIX, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 2P1. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0098 Direct dial numbers for Star-Phoenix General Editorial 652-9200 664-8231 Circulation Classified 664-8320 653-2100 Display 664-8340 William Duffus. Executive Vice-President; James Petro, Executive Editor, Ed Sebestyen, Marketing Manager, Merv Carey, Production Manager; Wayne Wohlberg, Circulation Manager; Lawrence Getsei, Controller; Wiif Popoff, Associate Editor; Armand Kraft, Advertising Manager. "I'll have a glass of water; preferably 1986." UNITED NATIONS (CP) A $100-million (U.S.) shortfall in the UN budget is terrifyingly real and Canada supports spending cuts to bring it under control, Ambassador Stephen Lewis told a special meeting of the General Assembly Wednesday.

A $60-million package of budget cuts has been presented to the special plenary by Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar to offset millions of dollars in fees withheld by some 75 member states, including the United States and the Soviet Union. But many delegates refuse to take the crisis seriously, Lewis said, believing it has been exaggerated for political reasons. For example, the United States, which is $253 million in arrears, argues its 25 per cent share of the $830 million budget is too high and wants a greater say in UN budget matters. The Soviet Union almost $200 million in arrears has withheld contributions to specific UN oper- ations like peacekeeping, which countries like Canada have had to make up. The dispute may have political roots, Lewis said, but we nonetheless have a financial crisis of catastrophic proportions.

Although the organizations budget is derisively tiny relative to its task, Canada would be ready to support further cuts to make up the budget shortfall, he said. The package of cuts proposed by the secretary general affects UN staff salaries and benefits and would limit travel by delegates and cut next falls General Assembly session to 10 weeks from 13. Lewis said it is unacceptable that, in a world torn by conflict, want and injustice, financial arrears are preventing the organization from acting effectively. The great issues of peace, disarmament, development and human rights must not be captive to a squabble over balance sheets, he said. African police ready for May Day trouble STEPHAN The death of Margaret R.

Stephan, nee Shepherd, occurred suddenly at the Lamgan Union Hospital on April 18, 1986. The late Margaret Stephan was born at Perdue. Sask. on April 18, 1908, and she continued living with her parents on the family farm until she completed high school. Following her Normal School Training, she taught in Rural schools at Perdue, Cut Knife, Pathlow and Lamgan On November 1 7, 1934 she and John Stephan were married and lived on the family farm until their retirement in 1976.

when they moved to Lamgan. Surviving is her only sister Mrs. Jennie Hillman of Penticton, five slsters-ln-law, Mrs. Helen Rocket of Richmond, Mrs. Ada Shepherd of Penticton, Mrs.

Louise Fulbright of Spokane, Washington, and Bertha and Jean Stephanof Lamgan. several nieces and nephews and their families in United States and the Lamgan area Margaret was predeceased by her husband John in 1984, her mother Helen Shepherd in 1955, her father Robert Shepherd in 1957 and by a brother William. The Funeral Service was held from the Trinity Lutheran Church on Tuesday, April 22, 1986, conducted by Pastor Tim Johnson. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Trinity Lutheran Church Building Fund Pallbearers Were Norman Stephan, Jack Stephan, Bill Stephan, Lawrence Stephan, Herbie Greve and Elmer Greve Honorary Pallbearers were Sig and Lil Coen, Deanna and Doug Harper Blondie and Herb Siegel and Alfred Greve Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McDougall's Funeral Home, Nokomis. Interment took place in the Lutheran Cemetery NUTTING On Wednesday, April 30, 1986, Chester Albert Nutting passed away peacefully at his home in Radisson in his 91st year, attended by his children.

The funeral will be held on Saturday, May 3, 1986 at 2.00 m. In Zion United Church -Radisson, conducted by Rev. Judith McGillvray. Chester came to the North West Territories with his parents Albert Longley Nutting and Mary (Sinclair) Nutting and siblings In 1902 from Stephen, Minnesota, where hewas born. The family settled in Saskatoon at first where he attended King Edward School.

In 1904 the family moved permanently to the NE of 22-40-ll-W3rd, miles west of Radisson, where he attended Hope (veil School. In 19l8Chestermarrleda local girl, Elfreda Grummett. Together they began farming In the Hopewell district where they raised one son and two daughters. In lieu of flowers, friends and relatives so wishing may makedonatlpns to Zion United Church Memorial Fund, co Dale Warrell, Radisson, Sask Chester was a life time member of Zion United Church, and a member of A.F. (AM.

for 68 years. He served on the Hopewell School Board tor many years, the Agricultural Society, the South Radisson Telephone and was a director on Glenburn Regional Park Board when It was formed. Chester was predeceased by his parents, his brothers Jim, Archie, Earle, Edwin and Lloyd, his sister Sadie and a grandson, Gregory Chester Nutting. He is survived by his wife, Ifreda, his son Albert and wife Ellen (Scott) Nutting, his daughters Billie Savage and Joan Maxwell and husband Donald, sixteen grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren, and his sisters Mrs. Stella Maxwell, Mrs.

Margaret Jones and Mrs. Emma Glenn, all of Vancouver Funerals BASARABA The Funeral Service of Michael Basaraba who died on Saturday April 26. 1986 was held from Circle Drive Alliance Church Prairie Chapel on Wednesday April 30 at 1.30 m. conducted by Pastor Lynn Long and Pastor Walter Boldt. Pallbearers were Mr.

Robert Gillen, Mr. Rob MacFarlane, Mr. Elmer Ullrich, Mr. Grant Henning, Mr. Gordon Wildeman and Mr.

ErwInGrulke Intermenttook place in Wood-lawnCemeterv. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home BOWLER The Funeral Service of William John Edwin Bowler, who died on Saturday, April 26, 1986, was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home, on Wednesday, April 30, at 3.30 by Archdeacon Brandrick. The Honorary Pallbearers were Theodore Eichorst, Oscar Wittberg, Dennis Down and Cameron Biggs, and Active Pallbearers were Members of the Royal Canadian Legion Saskatoon Branch 63, John Murray, Doug Eagle, Bruce Kimpton, George Fitchell, Chester Rutherford, and Bill Jack. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery BRANDVOLD The Funeral Service of Lillian B. Brandvold, who died on Monday, April 28, 1986, was held from Zion Lutheran Church, on Wednesday, April 30, at 2 00 conducted by Pastor Dennis Lueck and Pastor Gene Grant.

Honorary Pallbearers were Russell Cameron, Ann Cameron, Stuart Gllmour, Joyce Gilmour, Warren Wood, May Wood, Marshall Andrews, Irna Stankey, Dicki Scourfield, and Clara Johnson, and Active Pallbearers were Lvle ucker, Rodney Brandvold, Darryl ucker, Clay Thompson, Roger Brandvold. and Andy Bailie. Interment took place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home KOWBEL The Funeral Service of Victoria Kowbel who died on Saturday, April 26, 1986 was held from St Peter Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church on Wednesday, April 30 at 10 00 a.m. conducted by Rev Fr.

Krawchuk Pallbearers were Curtis Cooper, Sonny Kowbel, Douglas Powers, Kevin Kowbel, Dave Chysyk, Bradley Kowbel Intermenttook placemWoodlawnCath-olic Cemetery Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home In Memonams WRIGHT Bessie In lovmq memory of our mother, grandmother and great grandmother who passed away May 1985 More each passing day we miss her Many fhmk the wound is healed Bui they little Know fhe sorrow Lying in our hearts concealed Sadly missed by Ron and Betty Eddie and Edna, grand children and great grandchildren WRIGHT Inloving memory ot Bessie, a mother, mother in law grandmother andgreatgrandmother.whopassed away May 1985 What would I give to clasp her hand, Her happy lace to see, To hear her voice and see her smile, Thai means so much to me Always rememberedandsadlv missed by Bud andGrace, Brian and Debs and Brodie WRIGHT In loving memory ol Bessie, who passed away May 1985 When days are dark, friends lew Grandma dear, we think ol you Friends are friends if they are true. We lost our best when we lost you Judy. Diane and families DURBAN, South Africa (CP) Police reported the death of two people in political violence as black South African workers prepared today for a massive show of May Day strength under tight security measures. A police spokesman said a black man was shot overnight by a government official near Kimberley while the burned body of another was discovered at an eastern Cape township. South Africa was tense since early today as security forces deployed in trouble-prone townships to prevent May Day disturbances.

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He came to Kerrobert with his parents in 1909 where they settled on their farm Stanley graduated from Kerrobert High School, belonged to the United Church, and was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge He then made farming hiscareer. He was predeceased by his wife Ula in 1979 and one son Bruce in 1975 Left to mourn his loss are two sisters, Mrs. Annie Finlay of Kerrobert and Mrs. Dorothy Lockerbie of Saskatoon and their families YAGER AlbertG Yagerpassedawaysuddenly at his home Stensrud Lodge on April 30al the age of 92 years. The Funeral Service will be held on Friday, May 2 at 1 30 m.

from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Pastor Lowell Guebert Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society appreciated in lieu of flowers. Mr. Yager is survivied by his wife Hel en; son Dean Yager, Chilliwack, five grandchildren; and four great grandchildren He was predeceased by a daughter llene Seck-inger of Saskatoon in November 1985 Albert G. Yager was born In Germany April 8, 1894 and as an infant came with his parents to Nebraska, S.A. He married Helen Koplln In 1920 and moved to Valparaiso, Sask.

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Witnesses said densely-populated townships around Johannesburg, where millions of black people live, were swarming with police and army personnel carriers. May Day is not an official holiday in South Africa, but witnesses in black townships said very few people were going to work in white cities, heeding a strike call by the unions. Police patrols kept watch on main streets in the centre of Johannesburg, South Africas commercial heart, after police warned Wednesday that intimidation of blacks reporting for work would not be tolerated. Leaders talk HAVANA (Reuter) Peruvian prime minister Luis Alva Castro arrived in Havana for talks with Cuban leaders in the latest step toward steadily improving relations between the two countries. Alva Castro will take part in todays massive May Day parade in Havana, besides holding talks with government leaders.

37 die in crash SAN SALVADOR (AP) A military transport plane crashed shortly after takeoff today, killing all 37 aboard. The crash occurrec. about 15 kilometres northeast of a military airport on the outskirts of the capital. Those aboard reportedly were members of the military and were headed for Panama for mechanical training. Suspect returned BELLINGHAM, Wash.

(AP) A man arrested at a Canadian border crossing was returned to Kansas City Wednesday to face charges of defacing a memorial to veterans of the Vietnam War. Gregory Thonen, 20, was reported to have waived extradition. Thonen was arrested April 21 at Blaine, south of Vancouver, as he returned to the United States from Canada. Pentagon windfall WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon budget received $44.5 billion it didnt need over the last five years because inflation fell faster than anticipated, the General Accounting Office said Wednesday. It said most of the money was used to pay for other defence programs.

But the U.S. Defence Department said no windfall exists" and that any alternate use of the extra money had been approved by Congress. Acid rain bill opposed WASHINGTON (CP) The U.S. coal industry is ringing alarm bells against proposed new acid rain legislation, saying it would throw thousands of people out of work and devastate many one-industry towns in rural America. For the second consecutive day Wednesday, industry and worker representatives lined up against the proposed bill at congressional hearings.

L.A. library burns LOS ANGELES (AP) tore through the landmark, 60-year-old downtown library Tuesday, consuming thousands of books, collapsing parts of the buildings interior and forcing the evacuation of about 400 patrons and employees. At least 35 firefighters were injured as more than 250 battled the blaze in the three-storey building, which contains more than two million books, periodicals and photographs. $9 million awarded FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) A circuit court judge has officially awarded $9.19 million, about half the jurys amount, to a 30-year-old woman paralysed in a Jeep accident and now confined to a nursing home.

Elizabeth Walker was paralysed from the neck down in 1984 when a Jeep in which she was a passenger collided with a car and rolled over. A six-member jury had awarded Walker $19.5 million on April 1, including $10 million in punitive damages to punish American Motors for manufacturing a defective Jeep model. British convicts riot LONDON (AP) Convicts rioted at 18 British prisons and temporarily seized control of two facilities burning one of them after most of the countrys 18,500 prison guards refused to work overtime. At least five prisoners and eight guards are reported injured. Fifty-two inmates escaped and 17 remained at large today, the Home Office said.

The guards union suspended the overtime ban today after meeting labor leaders. Radio station attacked ASUNCION (Reuter) A mob of about 100 armed civilians stoned Paraguays leading radio station Wednesday in an attack opposition politicians said could signal the appearance of paramilitary groups linked to the government of President Alfredo Stroessner. The crowd fired guns into the air and destroyed windows and electronic equipment as a band played polkas that ar popular among supporters of Stroessner. A.