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-tp yi ipn-f- gfa g- fi -L jr, 4 ls PAGE TWENTT-TWO SASKATOON STAR-f ROCMX. SIDE GLANCES THCgSDAT, AWL IS. 1IM By Galbraith FEMALE HELP WANTED 11 (Centlseedt MALE HELP WANTED (Centlnaed Melfort Merchants Elect C. Rothberff Group to Consider Student Insurance SHELLBROOK. A committee, consisting of N.

Stadnvk, N. Johnston and F. E. Augusta, was appointed to further investigate the question of accident insurance for school students when the local Home and School Club held its April meeting with the fathers in charge of the program. C.

W. Sch-wandt presided. At the request of the Town Council, the club agreed to continue to supply librarians for the local branch of the regional library which is sponsored by the town. The secretary announced that school unit had decided that schools would operate on the same time as the town this year. Three films, "The West Wind, The Loons Necklace, and Time and Terrain, were shown.

hours on Saturdays were not necessary and it was decided to call a special meeting to decide the question. It has been the custom here for stores to remain open on Saturday nights until 10 oclock from May 1 to Nov. 1. A resolution recommending that the Town Council increase the license fee for peddlers to $100 was cense le.e.I"r,.pule.!' iw MELFORT. Charles Roftiberg was elected president of the local branch of the Saskatchewan Retail Merchants Association at a recent meeting in Civic Centre.

He succeeds Thomas McCosh, who has held the office since 1945. Ernie Byggdin was chosen vice-president and Frank Woods, secre- tary-treasurer. Appointed to the executive were ail Davies, Belle Bcilby, Cliff Heath, Vern Miner, Stan Garrett and Milt Harman. A report, presented by Bert Forde, secretary of the Retail Merchants Credit Bureau, stated that membership in the bureau bad been declining due to lack of interest among the members. The president-elect said the bureau should be kept alive and appealed to the membership to make more use of it.

He said the members could find time to work on projects for other organizations but ii did not give enough time to theirjUCSl 111 rCStlfll be forwarded to the council The were of the that canvassing by various was being overdone. was decided to further discuss subject at the next meeting. Mr. Roth berg was appointed to the provincial RMA to be held May June 1 at Saskatoon. i ii Melville Pianist RATES Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Three Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Charge Per Single Insertion 35c Minimum Count 10 Words Initial letters, count a one word Where 10 point or large type is desired the advertiser, the rate per word is per day.

Minimum count 10 words. Minimum transaction 85 cents. Figures groups of five or less, dollar marks initial letters, count as one word. Where one line is set in 10 point and balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 40c per line per day the 10 point line. Where the use of a number is desired count as four words extra.

If replies are to be mailed out-of-town points, please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. City advertisers must pick up box replies at Star-Phoenix office. NOTICES Birth. 81.00; Marriages and Deaths, In Memnrtams, Engagements, Cards of Thanks, etc. Rates $1.50 per insertion 10 lines or less, extra line of live words each 15c per line.

Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 13 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: SATURDAY for Tuesday's Paper MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursdays Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY -for Saturdays Paper FRIDAY for Monday's Paper In Prince Albert Advertising Copy may be left with the Northern News Agency OFFICEHOURS $.30 a.m. to p.m. Daily Closed AU Day Sundays and Holidays WANT AD 001 I 1 WANT AD PHONE wOL41 PHONE SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year $12.00 months 6.50 3 months 3 50 I month 1.50 To United States and Great Britain: 1 year 6 months $.50 3 months 5.00 I month 3.00 NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of EDMUND EDWIN i CORJfCADDEN, late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Civil Servant, Deceased. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 1st day of May, A.D, 1954. HALL.

MAGUIRE WEDGE. 413 MacMillan Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Solicitors for the Administrator 4-18-c-s RE APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO SELL BEER (UndeMhe Provisions of the Liquor Actl Notice is hereby given that the under signed Intends to apply to the Liquor Board for a licence to sell Beer in Hotel premises known as King Edward Hotel at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, of which the following is a correct legal description: Lots 15. 16 Sc 17, Block 16, Plan C.E. Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, this 7th day of April, 1954. BRIAN HOTEL CO.

LTD. Per Otto Bindle, (Sec. 3261 Manager 4-16-e-i TENDERS TENDER FOR TRUCKING OF CREOSOTED POLES Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned for transporting any quantity from 3,000 to 15,000 creosotsd telephone and power poles from Prince Albert to various destinations In Sas katchewan during the period May 1st. 1954. to October 31st, 1654.

The poles are to be loaded by the and unloaded by the carrier Payment will be msde once each week for the poles transported the previous week. Tender must state: (1), Quantity tendered on. 21 Equipment available. ANTED SALESMAN FOR GENERAL Motora and Cockahutt dealership in northern Saskatchewan. Apply Box 1082 Star-Phoenix.

4-17-c MAN ABOUT YEARS FOR GENERAL work around a store, must be the handy type. Apply Martone Furniture Store. 4-20-c RESIDENT SALES REPRESENTATIVE required, to caU on Wholesale Automotive and Hardware Jobbers. Should be familiar with boiler-room practice with knowledge of lubrication an asset Must be free to travel, but trips will be spaced with local work. Abstainer Late model car.

This is very interesting work with above average remuneration. Salary and commission plus bonus and car depreciation. Pension filan. Only first class men need apply, own handwriting for appointment to interview. Position open immediately.

Box 1085 Star-Phoenix. 4-17-c CITY OF SASKATOON PLANNING AND BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT Requires Assistant Building Director Degree and professional qualifications In architecture preferred; primary qualifications in Engineering or allied subjects would also be considered. Candidates should preferably have experience in the design and supervision of building construction and a food knowledge of the National Bulld-ng Code. Some experience in Town Planning would be an advantage; possession of a car Is desirable. The position will entail the design and supervision of building construction undertaken by the City, the inspection of other large constructions.

and supervision of a number of Field Building Inspectors. Salary range $3,780 to $4,320 per annum, with liberal sick leave, holiday and pension benefits. Planning Assistants Type To specialize in surveys, statistics and zoning. Some experience and qualifications in Planning or allied fields preferred. Should be familiar with Planning Department func- tions as noted above snd should be prepared to extend knowledge of Planning functions under the guidance of the Planning Director.

Tvpe To specialize in subdivision utilities and Traffic Engineering functions. Knowledge of modem principles in civic designs and layouts would be of advantage. Salary range $2,960 to $3,624 per annum Forward applications to Personnel Office, City Hall, Saskatoon 4-19-c GOOD RAWLE1GH BUSINESS AVAlC able In Saskatoon. $2 per hour average to start. Write Box 415D Star-Phoc-nix for Interview.

1 1 EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES WANTED 3 auto mechanics, wheel alignment man, road parts salesman, 2 used car and truck salesmen. For fully modern and equipped Chevrolet-Olds garage in a progressive town of 1,500 to 2,000 population. For details and Interview write to Wynvard Stem Motors Ltd, Wynyard. or Phone 40 or 77. 4-21-c CITY OF SASKATOON PLANNING AND BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT Requires Draftsman Applicants must be accurate and rapid draftsmen, able to do both building and subdivision drawings.

Should be able to use standard surveying instruments and plot results of surveys. A knowledge building construction and the ability to calculate simple structure Is essential. Ability to prepare colored renderings desirable. Salary range $213.80 to $269 per month. Clerk Grade 5 To act as Secretary to the Community Planning Committee; to conduct correspondence, compile reports, and carry on general business office activities.

Applicants should be proficient In shorthand or speed writing and able to type competently. Salary range $191.90 to $246.90 per month. Forward applications to Personnel Office City Hall, Saskatoon. 4-19 WANTED EXPERIENCED MECHANIC for well equipped shop, either flat rate, percentage or salary $250-9300 a month. Good living quarters with the job.

Write Box 1073 Star-Phoenix. 4-19 SALESMEN WANTED Reputable national manufacturing firm has an opening for an ambitious, aggressive salesman for sales pro-motional work. Applicants should be between 24-30 with a high school education or better. Previous experience preferable but not essential. Excellent opportunity.

Company offers many employee benefits such as; 5-day week, group insurance, medical, hospitalisation, pension plan, and car. All Interviews will be strictly confidential. WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT MENTIONING PHONE NUMBER TO Box 148A Star-Phoenix 4-I-c APPLICATION 3 WILL BE RECEIVED for the position of secretary-treasurer of the Rural Municipality of Craik No, 222. Duties will also Include those of Town Clerk of the Town of Craik and Secretary-Treasurer of the Craik Health Services Board. Applications to bo In the hands of the undersigned by April $3.

Please state age, marital status, education, qualifications snd salary expected. Duties to commence as soon after April 36 as possible. George M. Adamson, Reeve, Craik Sark. 4-22-c Two Young Men with late model cere or older car tn Sood mechanical condition.

See Mr. allatt, 10 to a.m. 307 MacMillan Bldg. 4-20-c SALESMEN WANTED WE NEED number of salesmen In the security business who sre hard workers and want to earn good money. This may be the opportunity you have been looking for.

Every salesman has to make a start, we will train you Previous experience not necessary, must have late mode! car. State age, name, address and phone number in your reply to Allied Securities, 201 Connaught Blk. Saskatoon, Sask. 4-17 WANTED! Linotype Operator To operate either newe or ad machines, in well-equipped weekly newspaper plant. Machines Include Model 31 and Comet, both less than two years old.

also nerd compositor. Ideal working condition. Regular salary advancement and group insurance scheme. Apply elating experience, salary expected, to MELFORT JOURNAL, PHONE 331 MELFORT, SASK. 4tl- MEN TO SELL WATKINS PRODUCTS An established city route and several good rural territories are open.

Phone 41 or apply 3)0 33rd west. 4-33 CITY OF SASKATOON Requires Dog License Inspector Remunerative opportunity awalta parson in possession of an eider model car or small truck in good running order. Salary, car allowance, and bonus details can be discussed by contacting the Personnel Office, City Hall Saskatoon, Sask 4-19 WANTED MAN FOR YEAR ROUND emploMnent in the associated work p'umbvng, heating and electrical trades Married man preferred Apply tr Cochrane' Plumbing. Heating end Eiettnc, Watrous, bask. 4-19 12 NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED FOR email town hotel.

Must be honest and aober. Apply J. H. Vopni, Davidson Hotel. 4-19-c Accountant FOR A PRINCE ALBERT ORGANIZATION B.

Com. graduate or the equivalent in training and experience to take complete charge of accounting. Reply In confidence stating qualifications and salary expected to; Box 1092 Star-Phoenix UNIT CREW FOREMAN WANTED Applications are invited from qualified Unit Crew-Foreman for repair and building construction program, must be able to read blueprint, and undertake building construction and also attend to small Jobs In all the unit schools. Give references and state salary expected per annum to Secretary, Canora School Unit No. 37.

Saskatchewan. 4-JO-c Sales Representative a year. Large international company with guaranteed product sold through implement dealers on franchise basis. Product supported by direct, local and national advertising and sold with guaranteed results. Exclusive territory and repeat business Insures top earnings on commission basis with the opportunity of earning over $15,000 a year.

Commissions paid weekly. For this position -you must be between 30-50 with proven sales ability and good record. Car essential. Free to travel, home weekends. For personal interview this week write stating age, marital status, sales experience and phone number to our Vice-President E.

McLachlan HOTEL, SASKATOON 4-17-c WANTED TRUCK DRIVER FOR CITY and country driving. Must have good references. Box 151A Star-Phoenix. 4-20-C WANTED PART-TIME COLLECTOR, Experienced. Phone 91279 around 7.30.

4-17-c THE STANDARD REQUIRES A FEW smart carrier boys, age 9 11, for home delivery In Saskatoon. Carrier can earn excellent profits plus swell prizes and cash awards. For further information phone 25276, 4-19-C AGENTS WANTED 12b MONUMENT AGENT WANTED. THERE are hundreds of unmarked graves in your district. Selling monuments is good agency You can add a lot to your income.

Write Box 2001 Star-Phoenix for information. xtf RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMEN. Sell made-to-measure Stetson shirts direct to wearer. Easy to earn big cash profits daily. Write Stetson Shirt Company, Postal Station Mont real.

4-17-c-s FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 WANTED TWO REGISTERED NURSES for 14-bed hospital. Salary $200 month plus maintenance. Apply Secretary, Lucky Lake Union Hospital. Lucky Lake, Sask. tf MOOSOMIN UNION HOSPITAL RE-quires registered nurses immediately Salary $210 plus maintenance with $5 increment every six months.

All statutory holidays, one month holiday with pay after on year. Apply to Mrs. Madge Lunn, Moosomin Sask. tf MAIDSTONE UNION HOSPITAL RE-quires two nurses for 16-bed hospital. Salary $l8ft per month plus full mtce.

One month holidays with pay after one year's service. Additional payment of $180 after completion of 12 months continuous service. Modem Nurses' residence Just completed. Apply Matron, Maidstone Union Hospital, Maidstone, Sask. 4-26-c 2 SALESLADIES Wanted at Once Full time or part time with experience or one with knowledge of meeting the public.

Steady position. Above ever-ege remuneration depending on abhity. APPLY MILADI STYLE SHOP 166 2nd Avenue, South 4-16-c WANTED WOOL SPOTTER AND greaser, good wages. Apply Modem ry Cleaners, North Battleford. 4-17-p REQUIRED I REGISTERED OR GRAD-uate nurse, duties to commence in May, 54.

8-hour day, 9-day week, regular sick benefits, etc. 30 days' holiday with salary per annum. Salary $180 for R.N, and $170 for graduate nurse, plus full maintenance and private room, residence. 20-bed fully modern hospital. Daily train service to Regina and Saskatoon except Sundays.

Phone collect to Matron, Leroy Union Hospital, Leroy, Sask. V. Gingrich, 4-24-c TWO NURSES AIDES REQUIRED FOR 90-bed hospital. Salary $uX) plus maintenance, with $5 increments at end ot 9 and 13 months. Duties to commence as soon as possible.

Apply Matron, Balcarres Union Hospital, Balcarres, Sask. 4-Sl-c OPPORTUNITY OF INTELLIGENT WAITRESS to better bar position. We require head waitress and will pay better than top wages. Apply: APPLY BOX 1088 STAR-PHOENIX 4-19-c MOOSOMIN UNION HOSPITAL RE- Suires registered nurses immediately. alary $210 per month less maintenance, with $5 Increment every six months.

One month holiday with pay after on year. All statutory holidays. Write or phone Mrs. Madge Lunn, secretary, or Mrs. Leila Lough, Matron.

Moosomin, Sank. 4-24-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANTED. Apply Paradise Cafe. 4-16-c EXPERIENCED LADIES WEAR 8ALES-gtrl required. Apply Fashion Fur Co.

4-19-c WAITRESSES WANTED for new and modem restaurant. Eight hour duty, top wages. Apptys J. H. Vopni, Davidson Hotel and Grill 4-19-c EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST AND stenographer with knowledge of book-keeplng.

Box H6 Siar-Phoentx. 4-19-p WANTED TWO REGISTERED NURSES fo modem sixteen-bed hospital. Salary according to 8RNA schedule. Usual holidays snd sick leavs. Daily bus and train service.

New modern residence being built this year. Theodore Union Hospital, Theodore, Seek. 4-19-c LANIGAN UNION HOSPITAL DIM trict, Lanigan, requires two registered nurses for general duty Salary $180 plus room and board Usual holiday snd sick pay. Excellent bus snd train connections. Apply to Lanigan, Sask.

4-27 REMEMBER Na matter where you werk always be hsppy. Come down end try one of our uniforms today. We will need more girls in order ta meet the requirements for our new dining room. Apply in person. GOLFS RESTAURANT 4-17-e HAIRDRESSER $40 PER WEFK AND commission ta qualified hairdresser.

Apply Bishop's Beauty 4-30-c IIMPSON-SEAM WANTS 20 TYPISTS In Begina Mutt have typing speed of 48 pm. or better. Work ts varied. Salary dependent on experience and ability. Complete employee benefit program including discount on purchases, 5-day week.

Apply at: SIMPSONS-SEARS ORDER OFFICE 121 3rd Avenue, Saskatoon 4-19-c EXPERIENCED CASHIER FOR CAPf-tol Theatre Steady position. Must have at. least Grade X. tf ea, e4r648 14 MALE HELP WANTED (Ceatlniadi GRADUATE NURSES REQUIRFD FOR modem 117 bed Vernon Jubilee Hospital. Some vacancies open immediately ana vacancies also available for July 1st to Institute 40 hour woik week.

Basic gross salary $.125 00. Forward application to Mrs. L. Thom, SupL of Nurses. Vernon Jubilee Hnpi-tal, Vernon, C.

4-21-c WANTE D. 4-21-C EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Apply Elite Cafe. THREE EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANTED for leading Regina restaurant. Dav or night work. Transportation can be arranged- Apply; Box 1087 Star-Phoenix SALESLADIES FULL TIME AND part time.

Seamstress, one able to sell. Apply Sharon's Ladies Wear. 4-JB-c COMPETENT HAIRDRESSER to manage first class shop. Highest wages. Transportation arranged.

Phone 4908. '4-21-p EXPERIENCED Typist and Comptometer Operator Required by wholesale firm. 15-Day Week 2 Pension Plan 3 Group Insurance 4 Ideal Working Conditions ft Salary According to Qualifications Box 133A Star-Phoenix 4-19-0 WANTED ONE REGISTERED NURSE for 15-bed hospital at Loon Lake, Sask. Salary $210 less $30 per month tor maintenance. Semi-annual increments of $5.00 per month if services satisfactory.

One month annual holiday with pay after 13 months service. Comfortable modern nurses residence. Apply to Commissioner. Saskatchewan Division, Canadian Red Cross Society. 2331 Victoria Reguia.

4-19-c GIRL OR WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE work. Willing to learn telephone switchboard work. Write Box 95, Plenty, Sask. 4-22-c WANTED: MATRON FOR 34 BED Hospital, duties to commence on June 1st, 1954. Starting salary $190.00 plus full maintenance, 3 weeks vacation with pay 1st year employment, 4 weeks after 2nd year, regular sick leave, 50 Blue Cross Payments, plus all statutory holidays.

Apply: Supt of Nurses. Alton Hospital District No, 24, Altonn, Manitoba. 4-20-c RECEPTIONIST STENOGRAPHER FOR doctors office in Saskatoon. State experience. Apply Box 144A Star-Phoenix.

4-20-c THREE REGISTERED NURSES FOR general duty for fully modem 23-bed ospital. Gross monthly salary with $5.00 per month increase at tlie end of each six months of service. Duties to commence May 1st or earlier of possible. Apply to Miss M. King, Superintendent, Kipling Memoridl Union Hospital, Kipling, Sask.

4-30-c WANTED. YOUNG LADY 21 OR OVER for general work in Jewellery store. Must be reliable and steadv. Chance for advancement. Apply Box 130A Star-Phoenix.

4-i9-c TWO GRAD. NURSES FOR 15-BED Hospital In lively, friendly town on mam line C.P.R. and Trans-Canada highway. S.R N.A. salary recommendations eif.

Apply Sec. -Trees. Grenfell Union Hos-pital, Grenfell, Sask. 4-23-c DOM. HELP WANTED 13b WIDOWER, GRAIN FARMER, RE-quires permanent housekeeper.

Three children, 7, 4, 2. Nice fully modern home, no outside work. Driver's license preferred. State qualifications and wages. Frank Wood, Box 112, Craik, Sask.

4-19-c WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER FOR FARM. $50 month. Write Box 82, Bradwell, Sask. 4-17-p CAPABLE WOMAN TO TAKE FULL charge. One adult, 3 children.

Top wages. Private room. Phone 93906. 4-17-e RELIABLE GIRL WANTED TOR HOUSE-work. Private room.

$60 per month. Apply 670 Saskatchewan E. Phone 7393. after 8 97748. 4-21-e WANTED EXPERIENCED MIDDLE aged housekeeper, two to cook for, one of which ts elderly partial invalid woman.

Fully modem suite. Wages (5ft Ker month Including board and room, eply to Box 1090 Star-Phoenix. 4-22-c GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. PHONE 20413. 4-17-c GIRL OR LADY TO MIND CHILDREN while mother works, phone 26941 after 7.

4-17-e' WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL for housework. Apply 310 25th west. 4-17-e EXPERIENCED GIRL OR WOMAN FOR farm housework, non-smoker, electrical appliances. No outside work. Mrs.

S. Howard, Harris, Sask. 4-19-p MALE SITS. WANTED 14 YOUNG MAN DESIRES PART-TIME work, preferably clerical, Available 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Phone 9812L 4-17-p MAN WITH GAS TRUCK WANTS JOB. Town or country. Phone 6928. 4-17-p FEMALE SITS. WANTED 15 HOUSE CLEANING BY THE HOUR OR day.

Phone 20926 between 7-8 p.m. 4-21-p GIRL WANTS BABY SITTING JOB Phone 4250 after 6. Ask for Janet. 4-16-e EXPERIENCED TYPIST DESIRES Position at May 1st to Sept. 15th.

Writ Bex 118A Star-Phoenix. 4-19-c WOMAN WANTS HOUSE OR HOTEL work by th hour, 9-5. Highly recommended. Box 130A Star-Phoenix. 4-17-p HOUSEKEEPER, 52, WANTS POSITION town, reference.

Box 145A Star-Phoenix. 4-17-p COOK'S HELPER OR KITCHEN DUTIES. Lunch counter preferred. Day work. Phone 97927, 4-19-p BUSINESS GIRL WOULD LIKE TYPING or bookkeeping, evening' Box 149 A Star-Phoenix.

4-20-p HELP WTD. (Male-Female) 16 COOK FOR 14-BED HOSPITAL. SAL-ry (tin. Apply Secretary, Lucky L.M "nspital. tf PETERS DRUG STORES HAVE OPEN-Ings for one pharmacist and several sales clerks.

Apply in person at down- town store. 4-19-e TRADES, PROFESSIONS 21 Jenkins Floor Sanding Floor specialists. Free estimates. Phone 22230 or 4634. Licensed.

tf J. S. Burst Floor Sanding Linoleum and Tile Laying Phone 4471 xtf FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS AND A right price phone 8B88 evenings. xtf Building, plastering, stuccoing, kitchen cabinets, general alterations. Ph.

406621 or 93470, Lloyd Yeiiowlees. xtf MAC'S CONSTRUCTION LTD. SPE-cializlng in Home building. Plan prepared, Estimate furnished. Contact G.

W. McRitchie at 1118 Ave. l- south. Phone 4018. v.

McMillan Expert padnting. paper hanging. Ph. 7717 xtf St rLOOR AN HER WORK guaranteed. Th.

1802 44(. 4-24-p FOR YOUR PAINTING AND DECOR-atmg needs Ph. 29174. Upper it Klaisen BRICK LAYING, BLOCK LAYING, foundations, chimneys, fireplaces and veneering. Experienced workmanahm Phone 24 621.

PLASTERING AND PLAS-tering repairs. Estimates: free. Phone 95178. 54-cj All Types of Cement Work Brick and block laying, repair work, lExpertly done). Free estimates, Andys Construction Co.

Telephone 93453 4-2ft i FLOOR SANDING FOR LESS MONEY, H. Wells, lllft 13th Street, east. Phn. 92188. ft.11-1 PAINTING AND DECORATING EX pert workmanship.

Phone 29471, Amu Painter and Decorators, 4-17-1 BRICK LAYING' BLOCK LAYING chimney, fireplaces. Expert wmkmun ship, Phon 26727 4-2J- rg 4 A A A -A approved by the meeting and would opinion organizations It the delegate convention 31 and i MELVILLE. Melville's annual musical festival was held in First United Church on April 6 and 7 and included young performers from Lebret, Balcarres and Hudson Bay as well as this district. It was regarded as one of the best held in recent years. Festival adjudicator was Robert Pounder, Moose Jaw.

Top performet of the festival was Miss Myrna Sander, Melville who obtained a mark of 90 playing sight from music chosen by the adjudicator. For her fine showing getting the highest mark of the two day festival Miss Sanders was awarded the Melville Rotary Scholarship of $50. Helen Lumb, Melville, won the Melville Board Trade Scholarship of $25, while Roxy Theatre Scholarship was awarded to Catherine McGee, another Melville performer. AU scholarships ir piano classes. Shirley Kushniryk, Hudson Bay was successful in winning the Kin-ette scholarship for vocal competition.

Twelve year old Helen Stauch St. Gabriels Convent at Lebret was winner of the Kinette scholarship for instrumental music. Miss Stauch is planning to enter the semifinals in the Regina festival May. Hall Committee Elects Officers COLEVILLE. Harry P.

Berg was elected chairman of the local Community Hall Committee at its recent annual meeting. Other officers chosen were: secretary-treasurer, Ross Farris; and directors, Ted Schultz, Andy Severson, Bud Johnston, Gordon Curtis, Jim Tate and Trev The financial statement, presented by Mr. Farris, showed the hall operated at a loss last year. The meeting decided to make an effor to raise funds to repair and redecorate the hall. It was suggested more shares be sold and that dances and other social events be organized to raise money.

Aylsliam Rantams Guests at Dinner AYLSHAM. The local bantam hockey club, winners of 13 of 17 exhibition games played this sea son, was entertained at a turkey supper here recently. Ernie Mackintosh, manager; Joe Ell, treasurer; and H. Weinand referee, spoke briefly and compli-menteerthe boys on their achieve ments and good sportsmanship. Following the program, the club dropped an 8-7 decision to Carrot River in an exhibition game at the rink in which Ken Cuming suffered a facial cut which required several stitches to close.

The members of the tea honored were; Oscar Ostmoen, Ervin Mackintosh, George Weinaud, Wayne Taylor, Bob Campbell, Len Bistritz, David Morrow, Jim Smith, Bud Perry, Paul Voth, Jim Kasai, Ken Cuming, Don Cuming, Wayne Valleau and Kent Felske. Qualify to Compete lu Festival Here HUDSON BAY. Miss Lorraine Murray, "ocalist, and Miss Betty Coornbes, pianist, placed first in their respective classes at the re cent musical festival at Melville and thus qualified to compete in tiie provincial semifioa1'' on May 13 at Saskatoon. Miss Murray scored 80 marks in the vocal solo class while Miss Coornbes was the lone contestant in the piano solo class for girls under 19 years of age. Both girls have signified their intentions of competing at Saskatoon.

Good Food Habits Vilal for Children NIPAWIN. In an address to tlie mothers' study group here re cently, Mrs. M. Atherton, local home economics teacher, said a specialized need of pre-school children was that of establishing good breakfast habits." She said family adults should set a good example in food pattern." Mrs. Atherton claimed that faulty nutritional practices lead to un.

dernoorishment. our enemy with' This constituted a national problem "second only to the strengthening of the military forces of our country, she said. 11 Straight Wins For Leroy Braves a LEROY. Leroy Braves scored their Ilth consecutive tournament victory when they won the recent local broomball tournament by defeating Englcfeld 5-1 in the final. In earlier game: in the tnurna ment, tlie Braves defeated Leroy Flyers, 9-1; Leroy Lions: and St.

Gregor, 5-1. The Braves are managed by )j. J. Fitzpatrick, A-A A the the by 7c In the for box to the of own bureau. Considerable discussion took place as to whether stores should remain open on Saturday nights.

Most of the members felt the late Teachers Meet At Wadena WADENA. R. Gould, Prince Albert superintendent, was guest speaker at a teachers' institute for the local superintendency held in the high school auditorium here recently with 20 high school teachers in attendance. Subjects on the curriculum such as English, social studies, mathe-matics, chemistry and physics, methods of presentaUon, texts and scope of work were discued by Mr. Gould while teachers expressed opinions and asked ques- tions.

A panel discussion featured the afternoon program with M. Bohn and A. Stecyk, Kelvington; Ed. Harmsworth, Rose Valley; V. Gabriel, Quill Lake; and M.

Evan-cio and Douglas Singleton, Wadena, leading discussions. Mrs. Evelyn Russell, Wadena, was chairman when languages were discussed. Teachers agreed on the necessity of teaching sound fundamentals in written English with care given to spelling. All teachers were of the opinion that a concerted effort should be made in checking spelling on all written papers regardless of the subject.

Foreign languages were briefly discussed and teachers agreed that these had a place in high school education. Provincial Briefs REALIZED $72 ASQUITH. Approximately $72 was realized from a tea and sale held by the Eagle Creek Homemakers in the Legion hut here recently. Lloyd Johnson, Asquith, won the door prize and Ilelen Mc-Tavish, Penticton, B.C., won the draw for a blanket. KELVINGTON BEATEN KELVINGTON.

Watson defeated Kelvington 10-4 in the final intermediate exhibition hockey game of the season here recently, high school students, gave a good The local club, made up mainly of high school students, gave a good performance against the older and more polished Watson sextet. 1 RAISED $211 LAKE LENORE. St. Anthony parish raised $211 recently from a social evening in the parish hall. The money will be used to reno- vate the church basement and purchase new chairs.

$138 FOR RINK FUND LAKE LENORE, The recently orgainized skating rink committee realized $158 toward tis building fund from a bingo held in the Community hall recently. FAREWELL GIFTS N1PAWIN. Prior to leaving for Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Wilcox were honored at a farewell gathering held by the Kinsmen and Kinetics in the Ukrainian hall here recently when- Stan Stevenson and Mrs. M. Matchett presented them with club mementoes. rOS PRESIDENT HONORED CARROJ -IVER. Barney La-mey was presented with a past president's jewel by Lyle Reynolds, president, when the local branch of the Canadian Legion and its Ladies Auxiliary observed Vimy Day recently.

Two films "Pelicans of Lost Mountain Lake' and "This World of Ours were shown. FEATURE OF PROGRAM CARRAGANA. PresentaUon of the play, "The High Window, by senior high school students, featured the Inter-school Christian Fellowship group program held in the school here recently with students in attendance from Somme and Porcupine Plain schools, The play was entered in the Hudson Bay unit drama fesUval. Several other plays were presented during the Variety program. MOVING ToTiERSCIIEL HARRIS Mr.

and Mrs. Brian Clayton are leaving this district soon for Hei'sehel where Mr, Clay ton has bought a farm. Mrs. Clayton was a member of the St. Thomas Anglican WA and secretary of the Firemen Social Club TO ENLARGE HALL MARSDEN.

Members of the Community Hall Club, at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. W. Voss, voted in favor of enlarging the Community hall. The decision followed a long discussion. DONATION to" PEW FUND HUDSON BAY.

Members of the senior Womens Auxiliary of Stephens United Church, at their April meeting at the home of Mrs Ole Olson. ConHted $70 to recently established church pew fund M. at in of the of in "Oh, Walter, you mustnt fail in study why, thats the only TENDERS (Centlnaed) DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 10.00 a m. Regina Daylight Saving Time on Friday, April 30, 1954, for the loading and hauling of base course aggregate from stockpile for a section of No. 6 highway from Regina-North.

The approximate quantities are: Loading 10,182 tons of base course aggregate Hauling and dumping base course aggregate 37,959 ton miles Copies of plans, specifications and form of tender may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. Such plans and specifications must be returned within fifteen days following the open ing of the tenders. A certified cheque In the sum of Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00, msde payable to the order of the Deputy Minister, Department of Highways ana Transpor tation is to accompany each tender. Tenders will be opened in public In the office of the undersigned at the hour ot 10.00 a.m. Regina Daylight Saving Time on Friday, April 30, 1954.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. W. M. STEWART, Deputy Minister, Department of Highways and Transportation. REGINA, Saskatchewan, April 15, 1954.

4-17-c-s TENDERS WANTED Tenders are called for the Town and R.M. of Round Valley Municipal joint offices. Specifications snd plans can be seen at Town Office or R.M. office at any time between the hours of a.m. and I p.m.

each day except Wednesday. Tenders may be made either on a basis of Du-al concrete blocks, brick, or cement brick, where du-al concrete blocks referred to In section 96(A) of the specifications. Plans and specifications can be had for scrutiny by making a deposit of Tenders to close at 12 Noon April 26th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TOWN OF UNITY; R.M.

OF ROUND VALLEY No, 410 4-20-c BIRTHS CALIS MR. AND MRS. BOB CAL1S I nee Myrtle Tatler), are happy to an nounce the birth of a son, Robert Murray, Vancouver Hospital. 4-lft-c FARTHING DON AND THELMA (Coolidge) are happy to announce the arrival of their son, Dale John, on April 12th at City Hospital. Thanks Dr.

Wensley. 4-17-c Mclennan born to mr, and mrs, G. D. McLennan (formerly Maude L'Ami), a son, Jamas Gordon, April 6 at Port Arthur. 4-17-r DEATHS GREEN THE DEATH OF MRS.

MARIA Green, aged 71 years, of Sturgeon River, occurred In a Saskatoon Hospital on April 13, 1934. The funeral ervice will be held on Saturday, April 17 at 2 p.m. from tlie chapel of the Sark a loon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. N. L.

Gostonyi. Surviving are her husband; four daughters, Mrs. George Pitceathiy of Mildred, Mrs. Norman Anderson of Sturgeon River, Mi's, Msgill and Mrs. A.

Maglll, both of Saskatoon; three sons, Victor of Edmonton, Alberts, Douglas of Merchant Grove, Thomas of Shellbrook, Sank. Bom in England in 1872 Mrs. Green came to Canada In 1906 to coming to Prince Albert where she lived till 1908 when she moved with her family to Shellbrook where' they made their home till 1948 when Mre. Green then moved to Sturgeon Rivei. Interment will be made In Woodiewn Cemetery.

4-17-c McQUITTY THE DEATH OF WILLIAM Dougsl McQuitty, aged 73 years, of Asquith, Saskatchewan, occurred in a local hospital on Wednesday. April 14th. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, April 17lh at I p.m. In Asquith. McKagues Funeral Home will be In charge of arrangements.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Olaf Tweten of Lloydmlnster, and one son, George McQuitty of Asquith; two sisters In Ontario and one sister, Mrs. T. C. Burweil, of Asquith; one brother in Ontario; five grandchildren.

Mr. McQuitty has resided In the Asquith district since 1905. He was predeceased bv his wife in 1047. Burial wilt be msde in the Eagle Creek Cemetery, 4-17-c NELSON-PARSED AWAY AT MOOSE Jaw April 6, 1934, Mrs. Dorothy F.s ther Nelson, gcd 3ft years, of 313 Sharon Avenue, Calgary, Alla.

Mrs. Nelson Is survived by three children1 Chanes Gordon, Mary Elisabeth and Reuben Fred (Werthyl all of Calgary Also her mother, Mrs. F. Werthen bach and alater, Mrs. Jack Krauss One brother, Dr.

F. W. Werthenbach of Unity, Sask. Funeral services under direction of Leyden's Funeral Home. Calgary, were held from Scarboro United Church.

Calgary, on Monday at 2 p.m.. Rev, Dr. S. J. Parsons, Rev.

Dr. John H. Garden and Rev W. Collett officiating. 4-17-c FUNERALS WANRTALL THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs.

Grace Edington Waniiall, who died on April was held from Third Avenue United Church on April 14th at 3 30 p.m,, conducted by Rtv. Dr, L. D. Campbell. Pallbearer were A R.

Clarke, C. Hogie, N. Rayner A. H. Mabee, F.

Newconibe, R. Ivison. Burial wa made in Woodlawn Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangement. 4-17-c For Classified A A A A W.

348 Greek! Its such a valuable class we have together! IN MEMQR1AM BOYD IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN who passed away April 15, 1930. Nothing can ever take away A love that our hearts hold dear, Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps them near. Ever remembered by father, mother and brother. 4-17-p WALDNER IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear son and brother, Leslie Harlan.

who passed away April 15, 1948. Deep in our hearta you are fondly remembered, Sweet happy memories cling round your name. True hearta that loved you with deepest affection. Always will love you in death just the same. Ever remembered by Dad, Mother sister and brothers.

4-17- MARRIAGE LICENSES MARRIAGE LICENSES, WEDDING rings 84 to $12. Watch, clock ami jewellery repairs. Western Jewellerb Ltr, 363 2nd Phone 23364. xtl MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED-THE home of the famous Bluebird diamond engagement rings, Stacey's Ltd. Jewellers, 102 2nd at the sign of the modern sidewalk clock.

xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS McKAGUES LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Harry McKague, Manager 300 3rd Ave So. Phone 23131 xtf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. A. EDWARDS Arnold Edwards Don W. Somers 2nd So.

J. R. Young William Pearson Telephone 5577 xti PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors end Embalmere Mansel G. Binkley and Jack M. Binkley Proprietors 311 Third north Phone 11241-2 xtf FLORISTS MARRIOTTS SASKATOON NURSERY-1 10 2nd N.

Phone 23300. Flowers for all occasions. Nursery, Pb. 22107. xtf FRANK J.

DOWD1NG. F.R.H.S., FLOR-1st. Everything in floral needs. Store opp. Eaton's on Slst Street, Phone 22345, night 92750-22732.

We observe the Wednesday half-day closing bylaw. xtf THE ROSE BOWL FLOWER SHOP. 332 20th Street, West. A complete Floral service with city-wide delivery. Day of night Phone 6653.

xtf VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS, E. McAL-lister. Miss Gold). Cut flowers, Funeral designs, wedding bouquets. 303 2nd 8.

Ph. 23664. Nary. Pb. 97438 xtf MILLAR FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 314 21st Street, East Phone Day 7777 Night 7775 "YOUR PERSONAL CUT FLOWERS WEDDING BOUQUETS FUNERAL TRIBUTES XU MONUMENTS 5a ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS BY Western Granite 8t Marble Snd N.

Phone 6365. 714 xtf WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS-Red and Black Granite Imported from Sweden. Maatole Imported from U.S.A Service six dayi a wee. 901 20th St. W.

Phone 7445. LOST AND FOUND LOST FAWN COLORED GREAT Dane, female, reward. Phone 401131. 417 LOST RED WALLET IN EATONS BY working girl. Finder pelase phone 4306.

4-19' LOST FRIDAY BROWN WALLET. NO money, but personal paper. Phone 94471. 4 LOST-TARPAULIN ON 33RD OFF AV enue A. Phone 24494.

4-16 MALE HELP WANTED WANTED IN PRINCE ALBFRT JOUR neyman plumber, year round job, Bor 2636 Btar-Phoenlx. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PERMANENT CAREER 9 Here's an Exceptional Opportunity for a Salesman with ability to succeed. An opening is available for a representative for Saskatoon and district to represent one of Canada'e oldest and most prominent companies, GUARANTEED INCOME FROM COMMENCEMENT PENSION PLAN GROUP INS. WEEKLY INDEMNITY AND SURGICAL BENEFITS ANNUAL BONUS IN SALES Thorough Initial training tn Toronto and successive training towards permanent career. Previous sailing experience not essential.

FOR INTERVIEW APPLY TO BOX 134A STAR-PHOENIX 4-19-c OLD ESTABLISHED BODY SHOP WEST central 8sk has opening for all around body man to take over shop immediately. Ford dealership. No op position near and a very large territory. Commission basis or arrange ment. Apply Box 1063 Star-Phoenix.

4-19-c Salesman Required by nationally Vnown Food Manufacturer for Province of Saskatchewan. Good salary, car allowance, group insurance and pension plan To obtain Interview, applicant must list names of all former employers. Apply In longhand with full particulars of past experience. Box U7A Star-Phoenix 4-19-c Ads Phone 23141 A 1 A certified cheque or performance bond in an amount equal to 10c per pole tendered on must accompany earh tender and the amount of anv deposit Will be returned on performance. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, closing date April 19, 1954.

For further particulars enquiry may be made et the office of the undersigned. SASKATCHEWAN TIMBER BOARD. Prince Albert Sask. 4-17-c DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS TENDERS Sealed tender will be received bv the undersigned until 10. Oft a.m.

Regina Dav light Saving Time on Friday, May 7, 1954, on the following project; The construction of a coiumHdated gravel sub-bae course, gravel base course and plant-mix hot bituminous sur fare course on a section of Number 1 ftrans-Canadai highway from Webb to Wt of Tompkins, a distance of approx imatdy 32,08 miles. The approximate quantities are: Sub-base course 142.741 tons. Base course ,354 tons Plant mix hot Bituminous Surface Course 75,388 tons. Copies of plans, specifications end form of tender may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. Such plans and specifications must he returned within fifteen daye following the open' ing of the tenders.

A certified cheque In the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000 00 made payable to the order of the Dcputv Minister, Department of Highways and Transportation, Is to accompany each tender. Tenders wilt be opened in public In the office of the undersigned at the hour of 10.00 am. Regina Dajlieht Saving Timq on Friday, May 7, 1954. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. STEWART, Deputy Minister.

Department of Highways and Transportation. Regma. Saskatchew an, April 15. 1934. A'tAA Wnl-- ---I -I------.