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Saskatoon. Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix C10 Latin America Thurso, i Reagan applauds Contras' pledge to win country In Menwriams HALLAM David John It's quietly remembered every day. Sadly missed along lites way. Just as you were, you will always be. Treasured and loved In our memory.

Lovingly remembered and deeply missed by Dale and Denlse. HALLAM In loving memory of David, who passed away June 19, 1981. Time may heal the broken hearted Time may make the wound less sore. But It cannot till the longing For the loved one gone before Who shall say the grief is lessened, Though smile hide the tears, Memories keep' the wound still open With the passing of the years. Ever remembered by Mom, Dad.brethersand.'.isters.

HALLAM In loving memory my brother Dave, who passed June 19, 1981. His charming ways and smiling lace Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Always remembered by Don, Jeny and Neil. WELSH In loving memory of Katrina, our deardaugh-rer ana sisier, wno passed away one year ago today. God came down from heaven He walked amidst the flowers He stopped to pick the sweetest one And the one He picked was ours, Her golden heart stopped beating Her body is now at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best.

The blow was hard, the shock severe We never thought her death so near. Only those who lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell Dear God, forgive our silent tears And constant wish that she was here, Others were taken, ves we know But she was ours and we miss her so. So many things have happened, Since you were called away, So many things to share with you Had you been left to stay, So many times we've needed vou, And so many times we've cried, It our love could have saved vou You never would have died. It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not go alone. For part of us went with you The day God called you homo.

You are ever loved and so sadly missed. Mom, Ray, Lisa, Sherry (Richard), Greg and Cindy. Personal The Nicaraguan rebels came to Washington to lobby for the proposal that would channel $100 million in military and economic aid to them. Congress, is likely to vote on the matter next week. Larry Speakes, the deputy White House press secretary, said rebel leaders told Reagan the Soviet Union is stepping up assistance to the Nicaraguan government in hopes of defeating the rebels before help arrives.

"The president pledged that we cannot let that happen and noted that the world is watching us to see if the United States is only a fair-weather friend," Speakes said in a statement. Moreover, Reagan congratulated the rebels on their efforts to broaden their base and refine their political program, he said. Several human-rights organizations and defectors from the rebel cause have repeatedly charged the rebels with committing rape, murder and terrorism against the civilian population. "He praised the Nicaraguan leaders for their clear and firm commitment to the goal of establishing democratic government in their Speakes said of the president. In a briefing for reporters, the rebel leaders said they told Reagan of their desperate need for arms.

Robelo said no U.S. military aid has reached the rebels since May 1984. WASHINGTON (AP) President Ronald Reagan applauded Nicaraguan rebels' commitment to overthrow the government of' Nicaragua on Wednesday and renewed for visiting rebel leaders-his pledge of U.S. assistance. Reagan, who must still persuade the House of Representatives to approve his plan to send $100 million U.S.

to the counterrevolutionary forces, met with three leaders of the United Nicaraguan Opposition, the U.S.-sup-ported umbrella group overseeing elements fighting to oust the government in Managua. Rebel leaders Alfonso Robelo, Arturo Cruz and Adolfo Calero, seeking to improve prospects for House passage of the aid program, said they have established their own "blue-ribbon to look into how U.S. aid money is being spent. The General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, said earlier this month some of the $27 million in 'non-lethal' aid given to the rebels last year was misappropriated. Reagan's face-to-face meeting with the rebels was his second in about three months, and the second time in a week he has heard pleas from an anti-government movement.

On Monday, Moslem fundamentalist Afghan rebels battling to topple the government in Kabul urged the United States to supply them with sophisticated anti-aircraft equipment. 35 Nicaraguan refugees abducted by rebel leader SASKATOON COMPUTER DATE WE CHANGE SINGLES INTO HAPPY COUPLES Now you have the opportunity to become one of the Many Men and Women who will meet New Friends and Discover Exciting Romance. Phone for an appointment Today 242-3861 Monday-Friday: 1:00 p.m,-9:30 p.m. Saturday: 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Serving Sask.

since 19S2 MOCORON, Honduras (Reuter) A renegade Nicaraguan rebel commander has kidnapped 35 Nicaraguan refugees in armed raids on United Nations camps, international relief officials and rebel and military sources said Wednesday. One relief officjal interviewed in Mocoron, 29 kilometres north of Nicaragua, said the' kidnappings were aimed at recruiting troops for Nicaraguan rebel forces and punishing those who had refused to serve in the rebel army. Military and relief officials in fCMMweM 4 ADAMS Kevin, 1966 -1982 Gone but not forgotten Lovingly remembered by Uncle Bill. Aunt Lorraine, Sharon, Bill Rick, Sheila, Don, Laurie their families. BAXTER In loving memory ot our Dad and Grandpa, Ken Baxter, who passed away June 19th, 1984.

Your presence we miss, Your memories we treasure, Loving you alwavs, Forgetting you never, Lovingly remembered bv Cheryl and Bruce, Bvard and Karen, Ethel and Bill, grandsons grandaughters, BILLINGS In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmotherPriscilla, who passed away A mother who gave me the best years ot her life Whocherlshedmy secrets, mysorrows.mystrite Who taught me to love, who taught me to pray Dear mother in heaven, God bless you today. Your life was unselfish For others you lived Not for what you received, But for what you could give. Just a loving thought Just a silent tear For a beautiful memory Of my mother so dear. Lovingly remembered by Eileen, Sandy, Sherry and Families. WELSH In loving memory of Katrina, who passed away June 19, 1983.

I And while she lies in peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall alwavs keep. Ever remembered bv Uncle Graham, Aunt Peggy, Dwayne, Michele'and Darren. Funeral Directors 6 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME ROBERT MCKAGUE DONALD NEWBIGGING Phone 664-3131, 300 3rd Ave. S. Park Funeral Chapel Terry G.

Michavliuk Donald Somers 311 3RD AVE. NO. 214 2103 SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Arnold Edwards, Robert F. Daurie Ph.

244-557? 338 4th Ave. North WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae Murdock 653-3434, 20th St Ave Crematoriums Hillcrest Memorial Gardens And Crematorium Memorial Cremation Service 477-K36 PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services. Highway II South 242-78B4 Box mi Legacies Memorial 10 BOSCO SOCIETY Gratefully accepts memorial donations and legacies to help in the establishment and operation of centres for the treatment of the very emotionally troubled children and adolescents of our society. Tax deductible. Mail to P.O.

Box I755, Regi-na, Sask. S4P 3C6 In Memorium donations And legacies help The Canadian National Institute For The Blind P.revent blindness provide social 8, rehabilitation services tor the newly blind children adults. Tax deduct-able. 2305 Adelaide St, Saskatoon, 374-4545. 2550 Broad St, Regina, 1-525 2571.

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Box 1876, Regina, S4P 3E2. 14 AA Alcoholics Anonymous. Phone 665-0727 ACUTE PAIN SUFFERERS, MES TENS device for pain control Arthritis, headache (migrain), Rheume-tism, etc. as shown on T.V. Program Market Place now available in Saskatchewan.

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Toll tree I 800-663 8686, EXPO Bed breakfast, 2 bdrms avail. I bdrm en-suite, twin beds, $45. 1 bdrm, double bed, $40, 19' trailer, self-contained, sleeps 6, $35 day or $200 'week. Phone 374 3833 S'toon or (604) 939 0987. GAYLINE: Information someone to'talk to in the Gay Lesbian Community, 665 9129, GENERAL MASSAGE.

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party sandwiches today! Call 931-3030, between 6:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.. Mon-Pri. PALM TEA CUP READING Lost 'n' Found 16 FOUND: Cock-a-tiel. Phone 65996V8.

FOUND SHORT-HAIRED grey striped cat, female, white chest 4 white feet, about 9 months-l year old, has a tatoo in her ear, Ph: 652 8821, FOUND: 4 6 mon black kitten, 700 block ot 8th Si. East. Phone 652 2147. GREY 10 SPD. found in Brevoorl Park area.

Call be-tween 4pm-8pm, 477-2243: LOST AFTER June 9, black white female cat in the vacinity of Grasswood Park Esso, highway II South. Please phone 373 1888. LOST FEMALE Calico Cal. from 100 Block van-couver Ave, South, reward, 382-7211. LOST MONDAY.

East College Park area, 5 month old gray cat. If found Phone 373-3142. LOST SOLID grey 7 month old neutered malo cat in Brevoort Park area. Reward offered. Phone 477 1775.

LOST very old grey while neutered male cat, miss-Ing since Tues. University area, 244-58)7, Reward, LOST. WHITE budgie, Lakeview area. 374-5834. LOST: l-Otfice Chair, new, chrome 8, vinyl, orange color, S-castors.

Lost btwn downtown, Wildwood Mall, or Hwy 41. Finder please rail, 2534540. Appliance Repair 17 Advanced Refrigeration APPLIANCE REPAIR Call 244-4357 (24 nOltrs) Happy Days 18 HAPPY 1 8th BIRTHDAY RHONDA CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRAD! FROM THE FAMILY In Menwriams Vi; (Muted) 18 HAPPY BIRTHDAY And Welcome to Prince Albert CAROL Love Doug HAPPY 6th BIRTHDAY MICHELLE Love, Mom, Dad, Catherine and Michael. A Star is Bom 19 HAANEN Diane and Dale are pleased to announce the birth of their first baby, Kory Dale Ernest, born June 16, 1986, 8 lbs. 1 02.

Very special thanks to Doctor D. Risner. Notices 22 In the matter of the bankruptcy of ALLAN CLARENCE SERNA of the City of Saskatoon, In the Province of Saskatchewan NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF FIRST MEETING Notice ishereby given that AllanClarenceSerna medean Assignment on the 16th day ot June, 1986; and tfiat the First Meeting of Creditors will be held on the 3rd day of July, 1986 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at the off ice of Touche Ross Limited, 900CN Tower, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 1J7. DATED at Saskatoon, this 17th day of June, 1986. TOUCHE ROSS LIMITED 900 CN Tower Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K IJ7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OFTHE ESTATE OF JOEBAZIN, late of theCity of Saskatoon, inthc Province of Saskatchewan.

Retired, Deceased. ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation ot security held, If any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 30th day ot August, A.D. 1986. LoCost Used Furniture co Jim Bazin (Top Dollar For Used Items) 535 20th St. Saskatoon, Sask.

S7M 0X6 Phone 652-3003 Q. B. No. 2271 of A.D. 1981 IN THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH FOR SASKATCHEWAN JUDICIAL CENTRE OF SASKATOON IN THE MATTER OF THE MECHANIC'S LIEN ACT, R.S.S.

1978, CHAPTER M-7 BETWEEN: BOMAC PRE ENGINEERED BUILDINGS LTD. PLAINTIFF and KALI MISRA, MAY REZNICK and KILDEER FARMS LTD. DEFENDANTS BY VIRTUE of a certain Order issued out of this Honourable Court on the 6th day of February, A.D. 1986, we hereby offer for sale, by public auction, the properties described herein; 1. DESCRIPTION OF LAND: Lots Twenty-four (24), Twenty-five (25) and Twenty-six (26), in Block Four (4), in the City of North Battle-ford, in the Province of Saskatchewan, in the Dominion of Canada, according to a Plan ot Record in the Land Titles OHice for the Battleford Land Registration District as No.

79-B-I392I. MINES AND MINERALS EXCEPTED BY INSTRUMENT NO. B.C. 5993 AND B.F. 6068.

Constructed on the property is a steel building approximately 160 feet by 80 feet. 2. TIME AND PLACE OF AUCTION SALE: (a) Time: Tuesday, the 15th day of July, A.D. 1986 at 2:00 p.m. local time (bl Place: Court House, 291 23rd Street West, Battleford, Saskatchewan 3.

TERMS OF SALE: (a) Separate written tenders by registered mall wilt be received at any time up to and including 5:00 p.m. Monday, July 14, 1986 and shall be in sealed envelopes and marked "Judicial Sale EX. J.D. 8 addressed to The Sheriff, Box 340, Battleford, Saskatchewan, S0M 0E0. (b) All tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque tor 10-j of the bid made payable lo The Sheriff, Battleford.

(c) A party making a successful bid at the sale will be required lopay a 10 deposit of the bid price, in certified funds, at the time ot the sale. (dl All bids, including written tenders, must be made for cash with the balance to be paid to Th Sheriff, Battleford, within one month from the dale of sale. The sale to be duly confirmed wifhin 2 months of the date ot the sale. (e) All written tenders to be treated as a bid at the sale. (f) The successful bidder's deposit will be retained for liquidated damages it the bidder fails to complete the sale.

(g) Deposits tor unsuccessful bidders will be returned without liability of interest. (h) Prospective bidders are assumed to have inspected the property. (i) The lands and premises shall be sold free and clear of all encumbrances, subject only to taxes and arrears ot taxes, if anv, and Easement in favour of Saskatchewan Power Corporation and Saskatchewan Telecommunications registered as Instrument No. 79-B-19285. DATED at the Town ot Battleford, in the Province ot Saskatchewan, this 10th day of June, A.D.

1986. DONALD I. DAMENT, Sheriff -Judial Centre ot Battleford RE: APPLICATION FOR -LICENCE TO SELL BEER AND WINE IN A RESTAURANT (under the provisions ot The Liquor Licensing Act, 1959) (Section 63 (1) (f) and (2)1 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to apply to the Liquor Licensing Commission tor a licence to sell liquor in premises known as The Round Table Pizza at 1120 20th Street West of which the following is a correct legal description: Lot 14 Block 7 Plan GP, Saskatoon, Sask. Dated at Saskatoon, 5th day ot June, 1986. GLO Enterprises Incorporated (per) LARRY OLEXSON RE: APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO SELL LIQUOR IN A DINING ROOM (under the provisions ot The Liquor Licensing Act) (Section 63 0) (I) and (2)) Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Intends to apply lo the Liguor Licensing Commission tor a licence to sell liquor in premises known as St.

Tropez Bistro at 243 3rd Ave. So. of which the following is a correct legal Lot Nineteen (19), EXCEPT the most South Westerly Ten (10) feet in perpendicular width throughout ad all of Lot Twenty (20), in Block One Hundred and Htty. two (152). in the City ot Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, in the Dominion of Canada, according to a Plan ot Record In the Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Registration District as No.

(Q2) 195. Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, this 17th day of June, 1986. T. L. Strohan Strosand Inc.

Rombasso Inc. SASKATOON CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ST. PAUL'S R.C.S.S.D. NO. 20 The Board of Education of St.

Paul's R.C.S.S.D. No. 20 advises Its electors that It intends to apply to the Local Government Board of Saskatchewan for permission to borrow funds by way of debenture issue. Such funds are required to pay for part of the cost of four (4) relocatable classrooms and undertaking renovations to Cardinal Leger school. The totatcost ot theclassrcoms and renovations is estimated at $458,269.

and the total cost to be borrowed at $350,000. The Board of Education will receive personal or written representation from its electors with respect to the proposed borrowing. Such representations are to be submitted to the Board ot Educational its meeting of Wednesday, June2S.I986at7:30p.m.inthe Board of Education Off ice, 420 22nd Street East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. R. J.

Forer Treasurer to the Board 4 Happy Day: 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 Deaths CARON Mrs. Alice Caron age 69 years of 441 Batoche passed away peacefully In a Saskatoon Hospital on Wednesday, June 18, 1986. Prayer Services will be held from St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Batoche on Friday, June 20 at 8:30 p.m.

Funeral Mass will be celebrated from St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Batoche on Saturday, June 21 at 10:30 a.m. by Rev. Fr. Gilles Doucette.

Predeceased by her in 1957, one son, Jean in 1971, two sons in infancy, two granddaughters, Sharon Anne Caron and Shelley Fiddler, hen parents, Mr. Joe and Mrs. Florestine Lafontaine, Mrs. Josephine Lepine, Mrs. Irene by two infant brothers and another brother Mr.

Albert Lafontaine. Surviving are six sons and three daughters, Ernest of Saskatoon, Homer of Edmonton, Fern (Octave) Fiddler of Batoche, Rene (Linda St. Germaine) of Batoche, Hector (Tracey Wick) of Edmonton, Therese (George) Fldlerof Saskatoon, Leo Betty Wolfe), Karen of Saskatoon, Peter (Kathy Badgely) of Kinistinoand Rosanne Bob) Conley of Saskatoon; 30 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Eva (Albert) Richard of St. Louis.

Born Novemeber 19, 1916 In Batoche Mrs. Caron was raised, and attended school there. She was married in 1937 and resided and farmed therewith her husbanduntilhisdeath. In )972 she moved to Saskatoon. Interment in the BatocheCemetery.Arrangementsareentrusted to the Shellbrook Funeral Home(747-2494).

DLUGOS The death of Robert (Bob) Dlugos age 43 years of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan occurred on Saturday, June 14, 1986. The Funeral Service will be held on Friday, June 20 at 1:30 p.m. from tha Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Lynn Long. Surviving are his wife, Lois; two sons, Sheidon and Thane Dlugos of Saskatoon; his mother, Katherine Dlugos of Saskatoon; three brothers, John Donna) Dlugos of Calgary, George (Jean) Dlugos and James (Duchess) Dlugos of Saskatoon; two sisters, Margaret (Ernie) Hawes and Edna (Andy) Sebok of Saskatoon; one step-sister and twostep-brothers; and numerous and nephews.

He was predeceased by his father. Joseph Dlugos in 1953, one stepsister and two step-brothers. Robert was born in Saskatoon on September II, 1942. He had worked many years In roofing and had owned A-l Absolute Builders Limited in Saskatoon for 19vears. Hehadakeen interest in the outdoors and nature.

Robert enjoyed hunting, fishing and his pets. He will always be remembered for friendly and outgoing personality. Robert was dearly loved and will be sadly missed by his family and many, many friends. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. (Courtesy parking south of the Chap-el, corner of 4th Avenue at 25th Street).

GRATRIX Thursday, May 22, 1986, Mrs. Christine Louise Gratrix late of Prince Albert passed away in a Saskatoon hospital at the age of 91 years. Mrs. Gratrix was born on May 10, 1895 in Bright, Ontario. She married Charles Gratrix in 1914 at Wilkie where they continued to live until 1946 when they moved to Prince Albert where she had resided unti I her passing.

Mrs. Gratrix wasa member of the Eastern Star and was a past worthy matron. She was also very active in the United Church. Mrs. Gratrix is survived by a 'daughter, Mrs.

Hazel (Woody) McDonald of Prince Albert; a son-in-law, Jerry Gregorash of Wainwright, Alta. a brother, Gordon Warning of Lethbridge.Alta.; grandchildren, Lesley Gregu-rash of Calgary; Darryl Gregorash of Regina; Joan Eaton of Regina; Jock McDonald of Prince Albert; lanMcDonaldof Prince Albert; and Jeff McDonald of Prince Albert; "five great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Charles Gratrix in 1967; adaughter, MeryleGre-gorash in 1975; a son, Jack in 1964; two brothers, William in 1940 and Edward in 1959; and a sister, Nel Warning in 1979. A Memorial Service will be conducted on Saturday, in the Chapel of MacKenzie Funeral Home in Prince Albert. Cremation.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to a charity of the donors choice and would be greatly appreciated by the family. Arrangements in care of MacKenzie Fu-neral Home in Prince Albert. PARKER Wednesday, June 18, 1986, Mrs. Margaret Bertha Parker, age 59 years, dearly beloved wifeof Judge H.Donald Parker, 108 Arlington Street, Regina. Predeceased by her parents, Isaac and Mary Seime.

Mrs. Parker is survived by her loving husband Judge H. Donald Parker, her oldest daughter, Mrs. Naomi Dawn (Cameron) Bawson of Rockglen her son Richard Charles (Angela) Parker of Regina and her youngest daughter, Mary Margaret Parker of Regina, two sisters, Mrs. Helen Dvorak of Co-quitlam, B.C.

and Mrs. Vivian M. Kirk of Victoria, B.C., several nieces and nephews. Funeral Service will be held in Knox Metropolitan Church, 2340 Victoria Regina, Friday, June Rose officiating. Interment in Riverside Memorial Park.

Flowers most gratefullydeclined. Friends so wishing may make donations in memor iam to the Canadian Cancer Society, 1470 Wascana Regina. S4T 4J5. Arrangements in careof Speers Funeral Chapel, Regina. PRPICK Jim, aged 39 years of Bladworth, passedawaysuddenlvon Sunday, June 15, 1986.

Jim was predeceased by his father Emit in 1981. He is survived by his loving wife Janet; children, Barkley, Jason, Heidi and Brandi; mother, Anna Prpickof Kenaston, sister, Hazel (Al) Scarfe, Laronge, brothers, Joe (Sharon)of Regina, Ray (Polly) Saskatoon, and Bud (Bea) Davidson, father and mother-in-law Elmer and Theresa Wunsch of Hanley, sister-in-law, Lamoine (Jack) Hamrell. Calgary, brothers-in-law, Ron (Evonne) Wunsch, Hanley, and Don (Sandy) Wunsch, Saskatoon; also numerous nieces, nephews and other family members. Jim was widely known for his friendly spirit and his willingness to lend a helping hand to all. He was particularly active in the community, being a Charter Member of the Bladworth Elks Lodge, 575.

Jim served oft the Davidson School Unit Board and was an exective member of the Saskatchewan Schools Trustee Association. The Funeral Service wi II be held on Friday, June 20, 1986 at 1 :00 p.m. from St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Kenaston, with Fr. Len Cyr officiating.

For friends so wishing donations to the Jim Prpick Memorial Scholarship Fund co Juliann Sorotskl, Box 66, Kenaston, S0G 2N0 would be gratefully appreciated by the family. Interment to follow in the family plot of the Kenaston Cemetery, Kenaston Sask. Hanson's Funeral Home, Davidson, in charge of arrangements. STARLING Duane Brett age 27 years of 150 Sherry Saskatoon died suddenly on Wednesday, June 18, 1986. Duane is survived by his loving wife Sherri (nee Tallmadge); two sons, Keith (7 years) and Shane (3 Years).

He will be sadly missed. Alsosurvivingarehis natural mother and one brother Vincc of Edmonton, Alberta. He leaves to mourn his passing his chosen family, parents Henry and Elma Sawatskv, Saskatoon; brothers Darren of Edmonton, Curtis and Calvin of Saskatoon; sister Maria (Perry) Nemanishen of Langham, Sask. and Tammy of Saskatoon. Duane was employed with I ntercontinental Packers at thetimeof hisdeath.

He will be sadly missed by his many friends. He was predeceased by his natural father and two brothers, Dale and Darrell. Pallbearers will be Doug Olsen, Don Kustiuk, Desmond Quinn, Neal Coupal and Richard Irvine. The Funeral Service will be held at Mayfair United Church, 902 33rd St. Saskatoon on Friday, June 20 at 2:00 p.m.

conducted by Rev. Edith Newman. Interment will take place in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Dalmeny Funeral Home. Funerals KURYSH The Funeral Mass for Phyllis Anne Kurysh who died on Friday, June 13, 1986 was held from St.

Michael's Roman Catholic.Ch.urch on Tuesday, June 17 at 10:00 a.m. Celebrated by Rev. Fr. Brad Bodnarchuk. Pallbearers were: Dennis KHmosko, Tim Klimosko, Maurice Be-lagner, Ed Kurysh, Joe Kurysh, Michael Kurysh.

Interment took place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home. MOSS The Funeral Service of Harold Charles Moss who died on Thursoav, June 12, 1986 was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Tuesday, June 17 at 1 :30 p.m. conducted by Rev. W.

A. Stevens and Rev. E. N. Morrison.

Honorary Pallbearers were: Wes Bolstad, Bill Cameron, Jack Clayton, Cal Glauser, Leo Kristianson, Rusty McDonald, Ken Norman, Jack Pringle, Norman Ward and Active Pallbearers were: Don Acton, Jim Ellis, Les Henry, BobMcKercher, RollieSt. Arnaud, John Stewart. Interment took place In Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. SLATER The Funeral Service of Lilas Irene Slater whodied on Sunday, June 14, 1986was held from Salvation Army Temple Corps on Wednesday, June 18 at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Captain James Hardman.

Honorary Pallbearers were Sam Austin, Phil Hawkins, Don Traill, Mel Robinson, LeoSteinke, Albert Neuburgerand Active Pallbearers were Ricky Robinson, Les Barrett, Randy Robinson, Doug Iselv, Bradley Hamilton, Floyd Umpherville. Interment took place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home. Ship held enough arms to equip 1,000 men BALBOA, Panama AP) The Panamanian navy detained a Danish ship and its crew and seized enough Soviet-made military equipment for at least 1.000 men, a military official said. The ship, the Pia Vesta, was docked near the port of Balboa at the Pacific end of the Panama Canal on Wednesday.

Its captain and craw were confined on board for investigation but no charges had been filed. One news report said they were attempting to smuggle arms to rebels in El Salvador. Reporters were shown the large cache of weapons stored in a nearby armed forces warehouse. Jose Correa, deputy commander of the navy, said the 520-tonne ship was carrying 32 four-wheel drive Robur trucks, 1,500 reconditioned machine guns, RPG-18 disposable rocket launchers and ammunition. It was enough equipment for 1.000 to 1,500 men, Correa said.

The ship was intercepted and detained last Saturday after Panamanian authorities received a tip from the Peruvian government, he said. The newspaper La listrella de Panama said without citing sourc the remote border area, which is known as the Mosquitia, said eight of the kidnapped managed to escape and were transferred to another UN camp. The fate of the other 27 was unknown, they said. Of the 25,000 Nicaraguan refugees living in Honduras in UN camps, 17,000 are Miskito Indians. Honduran military authorities said they were aware of the kidnappings but did not want to become involved in what they considered an internal struggle between the Nicaraguans.

es that the 250-tonne cargo apparently was destined for leftist rebels fighting the U.S. -backed government of El Salvador. The Pia Vesta is registered as belonging to Jorgen Jensen of Denmark. Danish authorities have accused Jensen of illegally carrying weapons to the government of South Africa in 1981 and 1982. The case is expected to come before a Danish court later this summer.

Correa said the ship had called at the East German port Of Rostock, travelled through the Panama Canal and headed for Callao, Peru. When it did not arrive in Callao on schedule, Peruvian authorities investigated, found that it was returning to Panama and advised Panama, Correa said. Authorities boarded the ship when it arrived in Panamanian waters and found that although the manifest listed only rolling stock and accessories, it also was carrying military equipment, he said. Panamanian law prohibits vessels from going through the Panama Canal with undeclared cargo, which is automatically considered contraband. a Maoist group, was trying to embarrass President Alan tiarcia's centre-left government as hundreds of delegates from around the world arrive for a meeting of the Socialist International beginning Friday in Lima.

Prisoners at the Lurigancho, El Fronton and Santa Barbara prisons rioted at about 6 a.m., said the minister's report. The prisoners took four guards hostage at El Fronton, two prison officials at Lurigancho and two officials and the warden at Santa Barbara. Prisoners held on terrorism charges riot several times a year to demand better living conditions. Salinas did not name demands made in the latest riots, but the Lima radio station Radioprogra-mas said the prisoners were protesting a plan to move them to a high-security institution in the desert outside the capital. PARK AVENUE AQUAINTANCE SERVICE Are vou single or separated, 18 or over? Write: P.O.

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Box 1661, S'toon. S7K 3R8. ROSE MARKING DEVICES. 131B 20th St. West.

244-5885. Manufacturers ot rubber stamps, pocket stamps, self-inking stamps. SASKALONE SOCIAL CLUB Dance.for members 8, their unmarried guests June 20th. Airliner Hall. Music: Frank Ball.

No ieans. For call 464-8607 or 652 0298. Identification required at the door, only membership or hospitalization cards accepted. SASKATOON SINGLES CLUB is having a house party Saturday, June 21st. For more information please call 384-3396 or 34 3 9444.

SHAKLEE NATURES' Products. 931-2383. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS 374-3756 AFTER 5 P.M. S.P. GENERALS Baseball Club wish to Congratulate our two raffle winners: Ned Carroll who won the Grand Prize ot $800 of gasoline and Vivian Medernach who won our Second Prize of $150 of gasoline.

We also wish to thank everyone who supported our rattle. THANK YOU St. Jude tor tavors received. C.W. WILL BIDE tor your team in Louis Riel race.

East horse, good rider. Phone 239-4826. WINNERS SASK. ARMY CADET RAFFLE 1st PrizeWAYNE ROBINSON, Regina Prize BR YANYERGENS, Estevan 3rd Prize HERB MITCHELL, Sturgis YOUR LIFE Can be changed. Your name reveals vour life, prove It to yourselt phone Kabalarian Philosophy 652 5191.

YOUR RESUME' is vour lite on paper. Do it right with the "WRITE 244 1941 or 652 1918. Personal Services 15 ALL rubbish, concrete, dirt. Reas. hauling.

93I-3368. AA'S BOTTLE PICKUP, 382-7704. Beer, $1.00. Pop, ADAMS MOVING 8, storage, low rale. 343-1377.

ALL IN CITY Moving Delivery. 384 5075 anytime. ALL KINDS Of yard cleaning, tree cutting, exterior painting. Free est. 374-3369.

ALL Rolotilling, remove rubbish, lawns. 652-9280. ALL RUBBISH and turniture hauled, $20. load. Will also do odd lobs.

Student. Call 374 3885 ALL RUBBISH REMOVAL. 1 ton. 384-50 75, anytime. ALL TRASH hauled of student ANYTIME Rolotilling.

8 hp walk behind. 382-8413. ANYWHERE ANYTIME hauling by retired man, I ton dump ton. Phone 343 1139. A PEROGIES Cabbage Rolls for sale, any occasion 810 Ave.

South. Phone 244 0 749. A TON a man ready to work or haul. 652-185. AVAIL, to Haul unwanted articles rubbish, also do moving, guar, cheapest rates.

Call anytime, 652-7201. Beer Pop Bottle Pickup Cash paid. Anton, 242-1960. BEER BOTTLE PICKUP. Ph: 382-7227, llam-9m.

COLOR ANALYSIS DOES WORK But it needs to be done prof essional I 1 1 you haveone item Inyourcloset now that you don't wear, youcan'tatford not to call for an appointment today! Your Independent Seasons professional is Sheila Archer. 653 W0. EXP. PROF, hair stylist in your home. 664 8574.

FOR PROFESSIONAL Hair Care in the comfort ot your home, perms, haircuts, etc. Call 382 8092. HAIR REMOVAL by Khami. Thread technigoe tor facial hair, wax treatment for body hajr. Special sum- mer rates tor bikini lines.

343-9398, 3:30 pm HANDYMAN, DOOR Installation' service. 653-2587. HAUL anything, move turniture, city del. 933-2479, KAY'S Sewing. Narrow lapels, relino coats, altera-lions 8.

remodelling, zippers. 2317 Lome Ave. 933-3239, LETTERS AND Resumes professionally typed, printed and stored on our computer. Reasonable rates. Fast efficient service.

Call Troian Resume and Letter Services, 665-6465 1 a.m. 3 LOSE WEIGHT NOW ASK ME HOW VITAMINS MINERALS HERBS DARLENE, 374-7371, 3736153 TIRED OF the -present color of your carpet but find that Its too expensive to replace. Why not change the color? Call now for details and a free estimate. Phone 934-6033. TRANSLATION Service (German French) general.

technical 8, scientific material. Phone 373 5897, WILL DO bookkeeping, typing and payroll in my home. Phone 382-4197 WILL DO SMALL set of books typing in my own home. Call 373-2865 after 5 p.m. 4U DELIVERY Light local Weekday atlns.

931-1174. Suspected Peru terrorists take nine prison hostages LIMA AP) Prisoners held on charges of terrorism rioted at three Lima prisons Wednesday, seizing nine officials and guards as hostages, Peruvian Interior Minister Abel Salinas reported. He said six prison officials and three members of the Republican Guard police force, which is in charge of prison security, were wounded at El Fronton prison but did not describe the circumstances. He said the prisoners, who are suspected of being Shining Path guerrillas, captured three machine-guns and other weapons from the guards. Salinas also reported that several policemen were killed in the capital and bombs were planted at churches, but gave no details after reading a brief statement to journalists at the government palace.

He contended that Shining Path, 4 i.