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M61 TWIKTT-TISII KELP VTD. (Maltvrenwlc) It SASKATOON' IT4I fBOlMX, lATt ID AT. MAT 15 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith FEMALE HEI WANTED 11 DEATHS 500 Canadian, American Scouts al Jamboree () ft Among the 21 boys was one of the hish school students from Malta Hifh School who had been visiting Swift Current on the student-exchange pian. The Canadian boys were interested in the camp stoves brought across the line. They were made by splitting an old hot-water heater in two and attaching legs to the sections.

Another interesting point learned in conversation with the American leaders was that all of the Cub leaders in Malta were women. "This is what I'll look like when I'm grown up does it make you feel awful old?" LLROSE. More than 500 Boy Scouii from Rosctown, Wil- kie, Hughton, Plenty, Eiton, Haielet. Eastend, Wartime, Pen nant, Henchel, Cabri, Kinder ley, White Bear, Sovereign, EI- roe, Sceptre, Wiseton, Shauna von, Swift Current and other point in the Cypres! Scout district which extend from Chap- lin to the Alberta border and outh from the Saskatchewan Fiver to the United Stateiebor der, and 21 Scouti and four lead en from Malta, attended the Scout Jamboree on the holiday weekend at the Saskatchewan Blver Landine bridce. It waa the third largest gathering held by the Cypress dis trict.

T. Kearns, Swift Current, assistant provincial commission er, was in charge of the camp and his assistants were Jim Don Reed and H. Powlcy, Swift Current, and Lou Blay, Eastend. The camp included 52 orange army tents, quartermasters' tent, headquarters' trailer and the fjrecn tents used by the American Scouts. Over $1,500 worth of rations were doled out three times a day to the boys, who had to cook their own meals.

Participating in the official opening ceremmics were Zander, northern field commissioner; F. McPhail, provincial Lone Scout commissioner; Tom Stark, Begins, former provincial commissioner; Harry Bryce, River-hurst, provincial commissioner in charge of training; A. Williams, Regina, field commissioner; and Wally Bruce, Coleville, commissioner. The American boys offered to wap as soon as the cars stopped. The Scoutmasters said that the boys had brought all sorts of things for trading, some of them having had the same experience when they attended the huge Scout Camp at Valley Forge last year.

They were particularly Interested in the Canadian boys' leather belts, as theirs were of a canvas material. Their hats, too, were more of the RCAF type and at least one boy arriving here Monday afternoon was seen to be wearing one, having swapped his "hard" hat with an American boy. Many badges were also exchanged. It was interesting to learn that the American boys did not have to pay their own $4 per boy, since they had earned the money throughout the year by running concessions at local fairs and selling Christmas trees. Tree-planting By Sconls RADISSON.

Scouts from 1st Eadisson and 1st Borden Troup, motored to Borden bridge and were transported by boat across the river to Scout Island, which Is upstream from the bridge. Camp was pitched and the is land explored. A. Nesbitt of the extension branch of the forestry depart ment. Prince Albert, and his wife, along with Scoutmaster John Taylor, arrived with 3.000 spruce trees.

Mr. Nesbitt demonstrated the proper method of planting, and then the Scouts, in pnirs, undertook the big project of placing these trees all over the island. Several interested parents visited the island and helped transport the Scouts home. Discuss Proposal To Build School HAGUE. The possibility of building a new school here was discussed at a recent meeting of the ratepayers and the school board was instructed to investigate the question and to take a vote in the near future.

It was stated that the present school was overcrowded and the basement, which had been used as a classroom for two years was only a temporary setup and had now been condemned by the Department of Education. It was believed the construction of a new school would increase the mill rate. Several elderly residents voiced opposition to the proposal due to the possible increase in taxes. I CARNIVAL RATES Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Four Cents Ptr Word Per Day 6ix Consecutive Insertions for the, Price of Five Minimum Count ID Word Ptr Day Minimum Charge 4fC Per Dflv Where 10 point 01 large type la desired by the advertiser, tne rate per woid la fie per day. Minimum count 10 words.

Figures In groups ot five or less, dollar marks Initial Intern, count aa one word. Where on line II iet In 10 point and the balance et In ordinary clam. nea tvrie me cnaiae per line per day for trie 10 point line. Where th like of a box number Is desired count aa four words extra. If replica are to be mulled to out-of-town points please add 1 cents to cover cost of post use.

Otv advertisers must pick up box replies ai uie aiar-rooenix olfice. NOTICES Blrtha, 11.50. Marriages and Deaths. In Memorlams. Engagements.

Cards of Thanks, etc. Bates OO per Insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five woras escn uic per line WANT ADS ACCEPTED ISO a.m. to Bin. DaUy Monday tn Friday Closed til day Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays Display Advertising SCHEDULE OP COPY ACCEPTANCE" 12 NOUN DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY lor Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursday's Paper wr.iiNr.KUAY lor Friday Paper THURSDAY lor Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Monday's paper rRlDAY for Tuesday's Paper WANT AD PHONE CH.2-3141 SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA year 1 00 months 6 50 months 3 50 month 1.50 a 1 To United States end Great Britain 1 month 2.00 3 months 500 months 8 50 1 year 13 00 BIRTHS JACK-BILL AND JEAN JACK ARE happy to announce the arrival of a daughter, Diane May, 1 lbs.

on May IV 5-2ji-c DEATHS COOK -THE DEATH OK HARRY NOR-man Cook, Be 70 yetirg, of 21)5 Twenty-eighth Street, uest, occurred in a IochI hospital on May 22, 1958. The aervice will be held on Monday, May 26 at 3 m. from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. (In lieu of flowers contribution! to the Saskatoon Branch Canadian Cancer Society will be appreciated by the family. Surviving are hit wife Mary, one daughter, Mrs.

Ronald Rey-buin (Dorothy), Soskaroon; one aon, Fl.Lt. Robert H. Cook, St. Johni, Quebec; four grandchildren; two brnthen. Roy.

Edmonton, and Edwin Victoria, HC; and one sister, Minn Rita Cook. Vancouver, B.C. The late Mr. Cook was born in Tutbury, England. Coming to Saskatoon in 1811 he had been associated with the John Kant Iron Works Ltd.

for 44 years pi lor to hi retirement last year. Mr. Cook was a member of the Gospel Hit 11. Interment will take place in Hi Merest Memorial Gardens. 5-26-c THOWBHIDGE THE DEATH OF Bnhy Gordon Robert Trowbrlrixe, week-old infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kobert Trowbridge of 438 Avenue south, occurred in a local hospital on May 31, The funeral service was held on rlday. May 23 at 1.30 p.m., from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Hev. Goos. Surviving are his parents; two slaters.

Melanie and Stephanie; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Trowbridge.

Chllliwack, C. and Mr. and M.S. Walter Elke, Saskatoon. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

5-26-c WENTZ-THE DEATH OF MHS. JEN-nle Margaret WenU, age 78 years, of 3ofl Fifth Avenue, north, Saskatoon, occurred In a local hospital on Friday. May 23, li8. The funeral service will be held on Monday, May 2fi at 3 p.m. from Knox United Church, conducted bv Rev.

O. Duncan Wllkie. Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge. Surviving are two brothers, Adolph Lund of Grand Forks, North Dakota. U.S.A., Anton C.

Lund of Long Beach, California; two sons, C. F. Rupert of Saskatoon, and Lloyd E. of Spicer, Minnesota, U.S.A. Mrs.

Wents was predeceased bv her husband tn 149. The late Mrs. Wenti wits born In Grafton. North Dakota. U.S.A.

and came to Saskatoon in 1B04 and was married shortly after to the late Charles H. She was a member of the I O.D and Knox United Church. Interment will take place In the family plot In Woodlawn Cemetery. 5-20-c WAI.LIN THE DEATH OF EDWARD iKddiei Leslie Wallln, age HI years, formerly of 534 Third Avenue, north. Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on May 23.

The funeral serv- ice will be held on Tuesday, May 37 at 3 p.m. from the chapel of the asKaioon unci al nome, concluded bv Rev. A. M. Greenaway, Surviving are two sisters.

Mis Violet Wallin and Miss Gertrude Wallin, both of Saskatoon, A resident of Saskatoon for the past .10 years. Mr. Wallin passed away after a lengthy llineKa. He was born in England, coming to Canada in 1913 with his parents, settling in Montreal. After his discharge from the armed forces at the end of the First World War Mr.

Wallln came west to Regina, joining the Provincial Police and coining to Saskatoon in 1822 where he had resided ever since. Interment will be made In the family plot In the Woodlawn Cemetery. -J-c By Turner 12 YOUNG MAN, NEAT APPEARING n-U, fo- office Appiy tl Cb.aua D.ds S-M-r SKATE dents BOYS-GRADE NINE TV on Apply TRADE SCHOOLS (Mai) I2 MF WANTED TO I ARM BAFPlTINa NO tXPEhlENCE E.iaAflY I igiit, ciean. intide work, fiet aiesdy employment for advancement MO! IK BARRER COU.EGE WK Hamilioi) RefUia, Saak. Write iff Free CaUiogue I le-t-s AGENTS WANTED Kb AGENTS WANTED BY PROGRESSIVl firm to eii to meure clcUie direct from maker to earer, Tre mendou rri oi ell wool beaunfu! pjUrrnt.

Samples on aignt. Full or part lime. Low price, ruth mm missions, free suit bonue. Exper ience not necery. Rxreilent money proportion.

Write now oi our agency. Fenwvek Tailoring Co. DeoL Box 3ttf. Montreal. TO 6ELL ROCK Of AGES MEM oriata write Wettern Granite and Marti i a Co Saikatonn I aW-C-t FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS TOR 9 experienced or partly experienced witieihea.

Out of town apDiiii rfte or ohone Shasta Cale, CH 4-979? or CH 2-8fl4. tf EXPF.RILNCED TAII.ORESS WANTED snd a atern wool prewer. Apnly Si ska toon Dry Cleaned. CH tf JUNIOR CLERK REQUIRED IM-mediately by chartered bank. Ap plication to be made tn writing to Box Slur-Phoenix.

ti EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED. Jull time or part-time. Apply in per on. Elite Cafe. tf WANTED: A QUALIFIED DIETITIAN for an accredited 62-bed hospU.il.

iNo training hooi, Salary i24W 00 to $330.00 per month, 40-hour week cunmlattve lick leave and numerous other fringe benefiU. Two-room auitr in nurses' residence and laundry of unlforma at $13.00 per month. Apply atritme Qiiciliftrattons to Superintend' ent, Canora Union Hospital, Canora, Saakatc-hewan. 5-30-c WANTED: A MATRON FOR A 10- bed Union Hospital at Rabbit Lake. Salary uoo per fnontii, wttn in crementn.

40-hour wetk, living ac commodation In nursei residence, SRN.A. benefits. Dutiei to commence soon as possible. Write oi phone reverse to Rabbit Luke. Union Hospital.

Rabbit Lake Si.ik. tf WANTED: AN X-RAY AND LABOR- atory technician for the Estonia Union Hospital. Good living quarters and working conditions. Applicants please apply to the Matron. Eatonia Union Hospital, Eatonia Sask.

5-28-c WANTED SUPT, OF NURSES FOR A 31-bed hospital. Salary, minimum $310 gross per month. Consideration given to one with special prepara tion. 3-room suite with all new fur niture in new nurses residence just decorated. Fully staffed on 40-hour working week.

Two doctors on medical staff. Duties to commence July 1, lttsa. Town 2 000 population. Situated on highway. Excellent transportation connections to Edmonton and Saskatoon via CNR and CPR.

Application forms, conditions and policies governing appointment, available on request. Write or Phone to Miss G. Vigneron Supt. of Nurses or to Secretary Manager, Union Hospital, Unity. Sask.

5-31-c SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Young lady of single status to learn to operate a chenille machine. Only applicants desiring permanent position need apply. CREST CRAFT Hi 22NO STREET, E. 5-29-r WE WANT YOU TO CONVINCE yourself (without disbursement! t-l the great sales possibilities of our Indispensible 1,000 garments for the entire family. Such easy money Lingerie du Jour 4235 75 Iberville Montreal.

F.Q. -2-c-s BEAUTY SALON BOOTH FOR RENT. Downtown location. Reasonable rent-Box 30ZA Star-Phoenix, S-ja-r-s Clinical Instructors for MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSING (ISO General Staff Nurses 400-bed hospital Western Canada Benefits In keeping with A ARM policy. 40-hour, l-dsy week.

Apply giving full particulars to BOX 4272 STAR-PHOENIX 5-27-c WANTED. GENERAL DUTY MAID for Golden Years Lodge, senior citi zens' home. Elrose. Sask. Please give aee.

experience and phone number, Apply to J. V. Nouch. Elrose, Sask. Phone 63.

5-28-c MATRON REQU1RFD FOR FULLY modern fifteen bed Maidstone Union Hospital. Salary $325 monthly with t'M deciuLted for maintenance in modern re-ldence. Standard incre' ments. Also general duty nurse required. S-ilary J260 monthly.

Apply Matron. Maidstonce Union Hospiiai Maidstone, Sask. 5-31-c CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY REQUIRED Must have high school education plus business course (including jShorthand.i with at least two years of related stenographic and Dlcta- fhono experience. Must be able to vpe 60-65 words per minute. Salary range $2 10-5205.

with excellent opportunities for advancement. Employee benefits Include 5-day week, medical plan, group insurance, snd superannuation. Apply to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES LIMITED 211 AVENUE NORTH SASKATOON, SASK. Phone CH.2-3161 before i p.m. for appointment 6-25-cs INEXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER for Saskatoon office.

40-hour, a-day week. Pension plan, etc. Give full particulars, age and phone number tn own handwriting, to Box 3wiA Star-Phoenix. 5-2i-c nursing assistant required for 15-bed Maidstone union Hos pital. Salary 1157 monthly, five day week.

Fully modern nurses' resi dence, Matron. Maidstone Un Ion Hoanitai. Maidstone. Sask 6-SO-e EXPERIENCED SALESLADY APPLY Hollywood urs. Lames' wear.

CLERK-BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED wanted for larger company. Should possess good basic knowledge of bookkeeping and payroll procedures. Must be able to type. To competent snd reliable applicant position offers good remuneration. Apply stating experltnt aae end references to: BOX 320A STAR-PHOENIX 5-26-e REQUIRED AT ONCE: 4 REGISTERED or graduate nurses ior general ouiy in 45-bed hospital in town of 3,000 population.

Salary of I2VI per month less maintenance of 530 per month. Separate nurses' residence; 65 increment every six mo.tths. Travel allowance of $50 refunded after one year of service. Duties to commence aa soon as possible. For fur ther Information, appiy Matron, Mrv (low Las, a Union Hospital, M-t MALE HELP WANTED Kninsfl- tCeameee'i I NLRSfS (US A t-TVi -bed howtal at Kmsft "Te tarden Sa.aiv, J255 nure tesidrme, hxlsv, sh a leave htMirt A-.

to M' shave, Supt of N-n Uniun Hasc.ul. Kamaavk. 4 J-c Srow 1 sae piUi, Mamtoh Salary, 2to moiuniv with ami-annu! imremerts ot 19 to nia of moiiih Maiiiienance month. applications with partn-uiars ol and experience to Dr. L-Price.

Snuw la, Munltol.a. IS-c ornci cir.b-MtWT havi typing and boRsee ping expeuence. Apply in pn. Toe ardtit. 151 Ind Ave s.uin tf YOUNG OIRL Fril lREO AS WAR houe ciera, Full Ume lob.

Box Required Immediately Ftpenenced clerk stenosTapner for tn- nuftlnal office, uood stalling aaiaiv gioup insurance and group menical MOEie person preterred. Bo 335 A Star-Phoenix. S-26-c nFTE'EN-BED HOSPITAL, 4(1 MILES from Sakatoon requires the folio Ing One registered nurse, aaiarv per month; also one certified aide, per month Increments and holidays as per KNRA. schedule. us 4n-hour week.

Appiv Sec -tins unicipal HosDltai. Borden, h.ok J-S9-C GREGG SHORTHAND IN- structor for evening class, es. Box 343A Star-Phoe nix. 5-26-c WANTED LADY SALES CLERK. one experienced in coemeiics.

On ap plication state salary expected, ex perience and age. Appiv Shogsn Drug Store. Swill Current. 5-30-p WANTED ACCOUNTING MACHINE operator. Apply tn writing, stating experience and qualifications t( Louis W.

Snook. Ympiie Freight. ivi Ltd 717 2nd norlh. Sas katoon, Sask. 8-30-c BE AN AVON REPRESENTATIVE and earn a good income close to home Profllab teniioriea now available.

For information, please phone or write Mrs. M. Rotne Hie Hearn Blor k. CH -I7-c ASSISTANT SECRETARY REQUIRED for Bedford Riad Collegtate Knowledge necessary. of filing snd bping Starting salary $136.00 with maximum of I1B5 00 per month.

Annual increments of 110 00 per month effective each September. 1. Five-day week, I Interview to be arranged with: MR. D. E.

WALKER, PRINCIPAL, BEDFORD ROAD COLLEGIATE, TELEPHONE CH.2-8242, Written applications must be sent to: E. WEDOE. SECRETARY-TREASUREH, SASKATOON COLLEGIATE BOARD, 211 4TH AVENUE, SOUTH, SASKATOON. SASK. I-2K-C LM MEDIATELY.

TELEPHONE SOLIC tor. Do not apply unless you have experience and willing to work from your own home on commission oasis, tilth earnings assured. Box 31HA. Star-Phoenix. S-20-p WANTED MATRON AND REGISTER- ed nurse for Lady Minto union Hos.

pltal. Edam. Saik. Duties to com mence July 1. Salaries according to S.R.N.

schedule. Apply to Secre-tarv-Treasurer. Lady Minto Hospital Edam. Sask. 5-30-c WANTED CHIEF DIETITIAN FOR Victoria Union Hospital, Prince Albert.

Salary commensurate With training and experience. Apply H. ply H. J-M-c Basselt. Administrator.

EPKHIENCFD WAITRESS WANTED Apply Veterans tale, JUlft street, west. S-27-p NATIONAL ORGANIZATION RE- qulres single girl with clerking experience. Age 22-35. Minimum grade 11 education. Typing essential, ull range of company beneiita including 5-day week.

Bo 357 A Star-Phoenix. 6-27-c WOMAN WITH MACHINE TO SEW ready cut aorons. Easy, proinaoie. Spare or full time. A and Aprons.

Caldwell, Arkansas. 5-26-p DOM. HELP WANTED 13b EXPERIENCED ONLY GIRL FOR general housework. No cooking, permanent position. All modern conveniences, most evenings off.

CH.2-7660 days or WI.t-5463 evening. 5-26-c WIDOW WITH 4 CHILDREN. TWO 13 vears of age. desires domestic help. Light household duties.

All modern conveniences. Cleaning woman also emploved. Must live In. References. Box 337A Star-Phoenix.

S-26-c WANTED WOMAN TO CARE FOR two month old baby in her own home. Box 4264 Star-Phoenix. 5-28-p WANTED HOUSEKEEPER FOR ONE child while mother works. Phone Dl 3-4041, 5-26-c RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Must be fond of chil dren Steady emnlovment.

Phone WI 9-2835 5-26-c WANTED. CAPABLE WOMAN OR ffiri for farm home. Hvdro. No chil dren. 80 a month.

Apply Mrs. Elsie Atkinson. Sprlngwater, Sask. Phone 10 i.andis. 6-26-c RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED TO take care of 2 small children while mother works.

5-day week. Nutans Sleep out. Phone DI 3-1881. 5-27-c WANTED: GIRL OR WOMAN TO look after two pre-school chldren yvhile mother is in hospital. Phone CH.2-41IW.

5-27-c HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR SUM mer months, school girl will oo. Live in. DI 3-5327, 5-31-c MALE SITS WANTED 14 BRICKLAYER FOR ODD JOHS. BARE ments. flower boxes, etc.

Phone DI 3- 3742. Reasonable prices. 5-28-p ESTIMATOR Civil engineer with six years diversified office snd field experience, desires employment with a Saskatoon general contractor. Apply BOX 346A STAR-PHOENIX S-2IS-P RETIRED BUSINESSMAN, HARD-ware experience wants 6 hrnjrs per day, light duties. Phone OL.2-3' 5-26-p FOR THAT ODD JOB.

CARPENTRY, eic. Done reasonaoiy. rnone cm j-576. 5-26-c EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR. CLEAN driving record, middle aged aeeks employment.

Phone CH.2-348. 5-27-p GENTLEMAN. GRADE ELEVEN. bondMe. railway and grain buving experience seeks lob.

Am presently employed. Box 348A Star-Phoenix. 5-26-p MAN WANTS WORK CHICKEN ranch, mink, labor. Box 107, As-quith. 6-27-p MAN WITH steady or 5627.

'VTON TRUCK WANTS part-time hauling. Dl 3-5-29-p MAN WILL DO ANY ODD JOB AFTER 5. CH 2-M 527 -p FEMALE SITS. WANTED 15 EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER, would taKe in sewing into own home. lbl 22lld St west, Phine OL 2-4724 5-27-p RELIABLE LADY WILL DO DAY OR hour work, Mondays.

Phone CH.2-5r81 5-28-p WANTED every week. HOUSEWOKK, 1 DAY Box S52A, EXPERIENCED WOMAN DESIRES day work. Phone WI S-a7-p TRAINED, WELL EXPERIENCED. irtK-tical nurse desires position. Ph.

3 HELP (Male-Female) II WAN-TED: CASHIER. MAN CR WOM- an. Apply Walllngj. Kil College St 5-26-c ORGANIST WANTED FOR SUNDAY morning services in Angiirart church on esst side of city. Honorarium Box iiA, iutc-rtioeiuA l-3l- Mirrvittmrt, f-xi rme the iiiuu ttnvjionntfnt tf MfSh ru.a- a Iar turti.fr i(ii iO Nhu t- vnl Sr tcm tT'Hinfnt, I'm dty Ho4Ll, SRtK-u.

Wi.if. S-3- ln lot hour trstnirf and ntf 'v t4 pNthttefHi. Victoria tn.an Hfnl. Service Commission APVANTACM OF PVBUC ffEHvl H-TC EMPLOY MINT; 1 ceki it It Ave wnh pv, wrrkt tioliflfsk, Koeifm uprannuitiCTn hetim, 3 2 3 hr. far olfvefl impute! and other bcneflU.

Cloitng dt for reipt pplic Dona fnr tt fmlwug No, WW-BREAK-OIT MAN, Pf-h Health. Sum Tiaininf VhotH, Moo Jiw flpquirfmenti: At Ifatt thw vii hrnkut rnan In and dor factory or manufacturing lumber mill, lamiliartty ith atandard (wd orkinf power y. xtr-iwet In Irctmn of material and ability to trad hint prima and rouh plana; to carry out tha tnUial ttrpt in th manu'actui of furniture, cupboards, etc. No 54i-DlRFCTOW OT REGIONAL MKLr ARK Social Vallafe. Acg.ii AUi Th(a la a htajhly rennons.bla work of ft proftJMmnal and artrmntfttra-tivt nature In directing the Regional Welfare Servicea Branch in the Impiemrntatioi of program! of Public Atitan'.

Child Wei-fare. Correct iont Vocational Rehabilitation and Geriatric Centra adtniMiona. A number of regional oifiret are located throughout tha province and the admirmtratora In these offices carry the more direct reaponaibtlity for program (mplementiilion at the local level. The regional administrator are. responsible to the Director for the-ad mm titration of their office ai well at for the standard o' erv-leea whuh are being provided.

The director is one of the key persons in policy formulation within th Department Requirement: Conaiderahle sur-cessful experience a a practicing aocial worker aiipplemented by cifniflcant iuperviaory or administrative experience In a welfare agency; auccesiful completion of one and preferably two years of atudy in an acci edited school of social woik. No. M34-PERSONNEL TKCHNTC-IAN H. Public Service Commit ion Regina H7a-M3 Requirement: Univeriity gradu ation and several years of re aponsible experience In work involving public contact. Some knowledge of empiovment testing and evaluation essential.

Applicant will be selected on basis of hia Interest In entering professional personnel wont and hi aptitude for further training in tins field. No. 543ftSTOCK CLERK tf ft Highways, Warehouse, Weyburn, Regina $2j3 $2bi Requirements: Minimum of grade followed by at leaat two year of experience In a stockkeepiiig operation, preferably In automotive parts or hevy road machinery. Applicant must be able to assist the storekeeper and others In the receiving, handling and Issuing of supplies In Department of Highways Ware house. Indicate whether interested In Keglna or We; burn.

No. 5437-DRAFT5MAN Municipal Affairs, Community Manning, Regina 212-t264 Requirements: Grade XII including mathematics and drafting or equivalent technical training and preferably some experience a ft junior draftsman; to do beginning level drafting work in the Reginft office of the Community Planning Branch. Cloning Date for Receipt of Application for the following? June 7. No. IM39- LABORATORY HANDYMAN, Highwavg and Transportation, Materials and Research Branch.

Regina mi-Wl Requirements: Considerable experience in the maintenance nd repair of mechanical and electrical equipment and completion of the tighth school grade, preferably supplemented by technical school courses related to the? trades. To do work which will Involve the elementary skills of a variety of trades in the construction, maintenance, repair and operation of equipment in the Materials Laboratory of the Department oi highways. No. C-S80-CLERK STENOGRAPHER Social Welfare, Regional Services, N. Battleford l76-m Minimum requirement: Grade plus an ability to type at 35 words per minute and take shorthand at 90 p.m.

Unies otherwise tUted. commencing salary for the positions luted above i ft the minimum with automatic Increases to the maximum. For further Information nd application formv apply to the Public Service Commission, Room 328 Legislative Regina. S-2iVft MALE INSTRUCTION IS ELECTRONICS De Vry-tralned men let food pay In TELEVISION RADIO RADAR AUTOMATION INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATIONS OWN SERVICE SHOPS end many other fields Spare time home da esr evening classes In Toronto Laboratories Employment Service. Phone tH.l-876.

a. n. rr.KCE. Saskatchewan Representative DE VRY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Or CANADA t3 Avenue I. North Saskatoon.

Sask. tf GFT FACTS International Correspondence icbools ReDiesentative 123 Ave. C. north. Fn CH.4-5W1 DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT We are seeking men In this area to train lor Diesel and H-avy Equipment, Good pay and future security are the benefits of a trained and ex renenced Diesel man.

If you aptitude, writ to us for free Information with out ohliffstlnn, as to how you may become part of this rapidly expanding industry. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE, LTD. 3A Eioor Street Toronto II, Dlv. S-J. Ontario iN-1) HYTE THE DKA7H OF ft.

Ceorge WIlae Whyt. 71 years, of ForUms. occurred in Kukftioon hospiul an May XX. Trie urir eil will heid on Tuesday, Miv 27 it 2 pm, from Nipm United Chun h. conducted bv ftev fl Allen The ftAikatoon funeral Hme be in charge of local SurvK are hlj widow, (wo tvona, Don and George of pon-triUi, kaik on ddUghUr.

Mrs. Ted Jfnes SKtoon. Born tn Scotland, Mr Whyte tame to Cartaa tn settling at Kegm. It, 194 he moved to the Pontrliaa dn-trut wrier he had resided lor Wie pan at 90 jrfietr interment wiij bt made FUNERALS THE rl'NERAL SERVICE of Alfred Charles Chappell, sho died on May JO. was hil from the First Saskatchewan Lutheran Ceinelery.

Lanenam. on May 23 at 2 conducted by Rev. C. A. Stalwtrk.

Pallbearer were: Ernet Chsppeil, Chappell Wilbur WalKer. Ciar-enre Anderson. Lewis Larson end i ea Hnjiire. flower bearers were: Charles C'happell, Ralph C'happeil. Bruce C'happell, Wllfied Ken Fouseil and l-erry Aune.

Burial was marie In the hurrhyard Ceme tery. Mc Hague a Funeral Home was in charge of a 5 2H-c CARD OF THANKS WITH SINCERE THANKS AND Appreciation to our manv friends neiuh. bors and relatives for the kindness snown in our recent bereavement bv comforting letters cards, fails flow, ers and donations to CCS. with the paaslrif of a dear huaband and fMlher. Alio our thanks to Canon A.

K. trowther and Rev. A. Hutchlne, and Park funeral Home Mrs. J.

H. P. Newman and lamilv -Jti-c WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SIN-rere thanks and appreciation to our kind friends and relatives for their expressions of svmpathy snd floral trilmto. Aio Mt-Kaxue's Funeral nome for their kindness in our re cent snd bereavement tn the loss of our peiovea aausnter and sister Mrs. Vera Cleave, Mrs.

Lockheed and fumily. 5-2(1 -c IN MEMORIAM LONSREBRY IN LOVING RE-membrane of my dear brother Douglas franklin Lonsberry, who oien may isss. We mourn for him In silence No eyes can see us weep. But many a silent tear is shed, While others are asleep. His troubled nights are over, His anguished mind at rest, And there is comfort in the thought That loving God knows best.

Always remembered, loved and missed bv sister Audrey, brother-in-law Jack and nieces and nephew at Oakvllle. 3-21-p LONSBERRY IN LOVING MEM- oi of my dear son, Douglas Lons-berry, who passed away May 24, 1955. Memories are ky to the past Where I wander each day alone, I talk and live again With a dear one who is gone. And though It is three years ago Since God took him away, In my heart he will always be As clone as yesterday, Alwava loved and remembertd by his mother. 5-26-p REID IN LOVING MEMORY OF Bobby, who passed away May 23, 1940.

To memory ever dear. Lovingly remembered by father and mothei. 5-26-p FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. A. Edwards W.

Arnold Edward. Donald W. Somers 348 2nd So. Telephone CH.4-3571 xtf McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME HARRY McKAGUE M. MrKague R.

J. McKagut Phone CU.3-3131 300 Third S. xtf Park Funeral Chapel Ltd. COLDSTREAM AIR CONDITIONED Mansel G. Binkiey Jack M.

Blnkley William Pearson Rae J. Murdock 311 3rd north Phone CH.2-1241 xtf MARRIAGE LICENCES ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENCES. Quality Jewellera House of Dia monds 133 2nd north. 6-11-c PLF.ASK ALLOW FULL DAYS TO obtain marriage licence. Stacey's Jewellers.

One location only at the pedestal clock. 1113 2nd Saska toon best diamond value Astra-Olo. xtf FLORISTS FRANK J. DOWD1NG R.H S. FLOR (at.

Everything In Floral needs. One store only. 317 list e. one block west Hotp Bessboroueh. Ph.

LH 2-S34S. Night DI.3-3048. xtl MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 314 31st Street. East Phone Day CH 4-7777 Night CH 4-7775 YOUR PERSONAL FLORIST Cut Flowers, Wedding Bouquets funeral Tributes VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS. A.

Mc Allister, Miss L. 231 21rt E. Senator Hotel Bldg Ph. CHJ-3664 Nur'erv Phone WIS-743 xtf MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS Red and black Granite Imported from Sweden. Marble imported.

Brome memorials. Service six days a week. Sill 20th Phone CH.4-744S. xtf ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE MEM- oriais by Western Granite dc Marble Co. 714 2nd Ph.

CH.4-5J--5 xtf LOST AND FOUND LOST LADY'S GLASSES, MON-dav afternoon vlcinitv of City Hospital Reward. DU-lmiS. 5-26-c LOST MAY 10. VICINITY 3RD between 2th and 2ist or Airport terminal, brown leather key case containing ft or I keys. CH.2-7641.

Loiai 2G9. 5-28-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 COUNTER MAN Experienced in automotive accessories parts and Pensions and sickness oenefita effective. Closed Saturday p.m. Davlea Electric Co. Ltd.

347 Snd south. Saskatoon. 5-M-c Oppo ortunity for advancement In the automobile fi nance field. Permanent position, with no previous experience required, as we have our own training program. Automobile and expenses provided.

Muit be between 23-29 years of age, with minimum of complete grade eleven. For appointment, phone CH.2-43til during oft ice hours, ti EXPERIENCED COMMER-cial and industrial photographer. Len Hillyard, Box 60, Saskatoon. Medical Representative Mistily ethical pharmaceutical company requires a representative to call on doctors, hospitals and drug stores in northern Saskatchewan with headquarters in Experience an asset but not essential. Car supplied, meeiical and pension plan.

Incentive bonus snd other company benefits. Our staff is aware of this advertisement. All replies will be held in strictest confidence. WRIT! BOX 4260 STAH-PHOENIX 5-Jfl-c CHARTERFD BANK REQUIRES ynunf rnan with grade 12 to train for a banking career. Addresa applications to Box 2S7-A Star-Phoenix.

if OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN 30-60 YEARS To build solid future with repeat buitlneu representing our health equipment to the public as well as professional trade. Minimum earning $100 00 per week after first month. Opportunity for advancement. Company benefits, 8xpert nee not necessary. For appointmentPhone oiaver X-Zitf, 6-20-c MALE HELP WANTED (Centlneed) 12 FIRST CLASS JOURNEYMAN TIN smith.

Highest wages to the right man. Ftione alter 7 p.m. S-3- Manager, Local Office The Saskatoon office of a large expanding company handles a full line of appliances and furniture. The job of managing it offers a challenge, and calls for energy, initiative, and a background of successful selling and administrative experience. Full range of company benefits including 5-day week.

Apply giving full particulars and including a recent snapshot to BOX 26 STAR-PHOENIX -2-c SALESMEN Canadian firm with an established Saskatoon office ii organizing a new promotion We require aeveral nien if you are experienced or feel tha you may have a flare ior Belling, Phone CH.3-8151. 1.30 to 11.30 any morning to arrange We repent, this 1b an entirely new idea for western canaaa. a-zf-c WANTED, EXPERIENCED commercial and industria Ehotographer. Apply Len illyard, Box 30, Saskatoon, tf SALESMAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY Knowledge of heating equipment desirable. Apply saskatcnewan hup- ply Fuel Ground Floor Avenue Building.

Phone CH. 4-6161 S-27-c INSTRUCTOR, TECHNICAL INSTITUTE required by DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SALARY RANGE: per month. REQUIREMENTS: Unfvernity grad-uutian in civil enginrering, completion of courses leading to registration as a land surveyor, a special or higher teacher's certificate, considerable experience in the practice of engineering and preferably lome teaching experience; to provide instruction In surveying and drafting In the Provincial Technical Institute, Moose Jaw. APPLICATIONS: Forma available at Public Service Commission, Legislative Rfsina. Applicants should refer to file No.

5433 and should submit completed forms not later than May 31. 5-26-c RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR SALF.S men. SelJ quality ihirta made-to- measure bv Stetaon. Easy to enrn ch flatly. Write Stetson Shirt.

Postal Station C. Montreril. Federal Government Opportunities in Saskatoon TECHNICAL OFFICER for the Department of Public Works, Property and Building Management Branch. Salary: $4,200 to $4,800 per annum. Dutiea include, negotiating for the leasing of accommodation and reporting on proposed sites for Government Build-inm; directing the maintenance aervices provided for Government-owned and occupied buildings and some aupervision of construction.

Closing date for receipt of applications June 6th, 19MJ. FOREST BIOLOGY ASSISTANT I for the Department of Agriculture. Salary: to $3,720 per annum. Duties include, under supervision, to assist in carrying out the practical aspects of field and laboratory work; to evaluate, collect and record decay specimens; to assist in taking and compiling records. Closing date for receipt of applications-May 31st.

1958. Full particulars on posters at your nearest Civil Service Commission Office, Post Offict or National Employment Office. Application forms, obtainable thereat, should be filed with the Civil Service Commission, 341 Motherwell Building. Ream. 5-26-c PHARMACIST: GOOD WAGES WITH opportunity for promotion.

Lile insurance, sick benefits, bonus, commissions, pension fund. Phone or write F. Berrisford. Tamblyn Western Shoppers World. Lethbrirtee.

Alta. 3-28-c 1 Commercial Estimator Required for Progressive Saskatoon Contractor Reply in writing stating qualifications, experience, availability and salary expected. This is a permanent position with ample opportunities and full employee ben el its. Apply: Boychuk Constructor Co. Ltd.

5-28-c WANTED: FOUR EXPERIENCED painters, 8 to 10 years' brush experience. Also one spray n.an. Write, giving full particulars to Wneht's Decorating Box 264, FUn Finn Manitoba. 5-2-c Experienced MULTILITH OPERATOR required for large commercial printing plant In Saskatoon. Excellent working conditions.

S7j-nour week, we' fare plan, permanent employment application accepted. BOX J43A STAR-PHOENIX 9-26-c 12 LUMBER CLERK REQUIRED For a la.ge wholesale lumber de- fmrtment. Applicant must have a ugh school education, plua a lumberman's training course or a course in drafting and at least one year of retail lumber yard experience, position offers excellent opportunity for advancement. Salary range Employee benefits include 6-day week, medical plan, group Insurance and superannuation. Apply to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT FEDERATED CO OPERATIVES LIMITED 211 AVENUE NORTH SASKATOON, SASK.

BARBER WANTED. STEADY EM Dlovment 70 oer cent commission Apply Harry Stebbiugs. Humboldt, Saskatchewan, o-M SECURITY SALESMEN, GENEROUS commission. Car essential, rnom CH. 2-1383 for appointment.

5-26 DRUGGIST Or erariuat aDrirentlre reouired im mediately hv City Drusr Store. Box 347A Star-Phoenix. J-26-p vniJNr. MAN. H-24.

MECHANI tallv Inclined (or Service Dept. of National Co. Good starting Salary with mer Increases ana company benefits. Contact M. Latosky.

Toledo Scale 101 Mrd east, for interview. 526' GARAGE MAN WANTED FOR Sc.lv vlre rtenarlmem. ADOIV eilow LrfD. S-27-C SASKATOON COLLEGIATES require an ASSISTANT CARETAKER Permanent year-round employment for the right man. 44-hour week.

1-week holiday, sick leave. Medical Services Plan, Superannuation Plan. fLow pressure boilers oil fired) Minimum starting rate $206. advancing to iiii dependent on certificate held. Opportunity for advancement to head caretaker positions at $2110.

Written applications stating age, marital status, dependents, experience, references, and type of certificate held under the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Act to; WEDGE, SECRETARY-TREASURER, SASKATOON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES, ill 4TH AVENUE, SOUTH, SASKATOON. SASK. B-2H-C WANTED EXPERIENCED FLOOR lavers. Apply craiismnri naiuwim Floors. 216 Pacific Ave.

Ph. CH.2-1374 and DI 3-1344. -7-c WANTED, EXPERIENCED FINISH base course blade operator lor worn in North Battleford area. Top waees Contact Bob Latham. W.

C. Wells Construction Co. Ltd. Camp located 3 miles east of North Battleford on Highway No. 5, or Phone 91612 Nortli B.ittleford.

5-28-c WANTED; ALL AROUND MAN TO drive trucK. ana oiner amies, eic etc. Phone WI.9-7522. 5-2-c CAREER OPPORTUNITY Salesman required for southern Saskatchewan by Canadian distributor of hospital and surgical supplies. All major lines and several exdusives, Territory established.

Car expense account, fringe benefits, salary and bonus. All replies confidential, Write. STANDARD SURGICAL SUPPLIES LTD. 110 I1TH AVE, SOUTHEAST. CALGARY, ALTA.

H-28-C LOOKING FOR A COMPOSITOR OR two-thlrder. Phone or write camp bell Prlnline. Prince Albert S-31-c SALESMAN PERMANENT, LOCAL work by appointment oniy. No can vassing. Must pe neat, nave car.

complete training program, insures above average income, immediately. Appiy 809 Broadway. Monday through Frl 9 a.m. sharp only. 5-31-c WANTED FOR JUNE 1, MARRIED couple for power farm, feeder cattle Man only work.

Small separate house Hvdro. 1175 mo. Bummer, $130 winter plus extras. D. L.

Trapp. 18-4 Harris. 3-29-c THE NORTH BROCK RURAL TELE- pnone Co. requires lineman snd operator, 90 rural phones and appro. 100 miles of line.

Lineman to supply his on conveyance. Free house rent. Duties to commence June 13. Tenders close June 6. Apply stat ing experience and salary expected to l.

t. Kreons. Mrocx Sask. -21-c-s WANTED IMMEDIATELY, EXPER- ienced back hoe operator. Please reply stating ege.

experience, wages and qualifications. Box 423 Star-Phoenix. 5-2-c SALESMEN EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR tunity for qualified person selling new and used cars and trucks to the retail trade for large Saskatoon Dodge and DeSoto distributors. Previous automobile sales desired. Em ployee benefits.

Apply In person to the J. H. tariy Motor Co, Ltd. tf MEN WANTED 1 QUALIFIED Autotajdy mechanic, will consider 2nd or 3rd year apprentice. 1 Ser vice atation man and 1 used car maintenance man.

Good security for right men. Apply Service Manager Calvert Motors, North Battleford. 5-2-c WANTED RELIABLE JANITOR Steady emploment. Good salary and pension plan. Good references required.

Phone OL.2-34j0. S-20-c MALE HELP WANTED fCuntlnavg) Classified Phone CH.2-3141 "Never mind that head-down, eye-on-the-ball, stifMeft-arm routine! How do I keep my wife's mouth sJiutZ" aka aw.sKA.jSSS.sss,.