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26 Saskatoon Saturday, January 14, 1967 I MEMORIAM NOTICES TENDERS Melfort board elects Wright Webster, Anthony Schmeidl, Ajit Kapoor, Wesley Aikenhead, Frank Kerr, Roy Sauer and Maurice Lefebvre. These seven executive members will work with the following, who still have one year-terms to complete: Vernon Miner, Mrs, Bil-lie Assaly, George Lancaster, Sterling Boyd, Oie Ramstead, Al Lamb and Dr. Cliff Whiting. Joseph Vickar, retiring president, did not stand for reelection. park bylaw by council of the month the work was done, the service would be discontinued until the account was paid.

Reeve Dunan and Councillor Charles Kasun were appointed representatives on the centennial building board of control and management committee. John Reidt was given an honorarium of $100 for his work in supervising the construction of the centennial building. Council decided to call tenders for fire and extended coverage insurance rates on the centennial building for $35,000 and the contents for $5,000. Thomas Duncan was hired as the building's caretaker at $70 per month. Councillors agreed to notify Frank Martin, Saskatoon architect, that council's final offer on his account of $1,800 was $1,200.

Fire destroys church The Greek Catholic Church at Cudworth icas destroyed by a fire of unknown origin Jan. 8. Loss, partially covered by insurance, was estimated at $25,000. No one was injured. This picture was taken as the flames were breaking through the roof Of the building.

Photo by Leona D. WebU ecommendations submitted, ading courses reviewed ugr sion of upgrading courses. The first recommendations noted that an adult education centre here could assist the MEADOW LAKE Because of the success of the upgrading courses here the local adult education committee of ARDA, meeting here to evaluate the results of the fall term, passed three resolutions. The first recommended that Meadow Lake become a permanent vocational education centre because the town was the main shopping centre for Indians and Metis of northwest Saskatchewan and many northern natives had relatives or ac- THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SL'P-piy of verses for your convenience in making up your "In Kindly inquire at the de. xtf MARRIAGE LICENSES I ISSUER OF MARK1AOS LICENSES.

Uuailtv Credit Jeweners Mouse or Diamonds. 133 2nd Ave- norm. tl FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. McKague Phone 241-3131 R. J.

McKague 300 3rd s. xtf PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Bmkiev Donald Somcrs 311 3rd Ave, No Phone S44-2U3 xt SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBEJST F. DAURIE Ph.

344-5577 334 th Ave, xti WESTWOOD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock, Terrv Michayhuk Phone 6o3-M34 20th Ave. N. xtl FLORISTS i "MILLAR'S" FLORISTS AND GROWERS 2l4 21st East Ph. 852-7722 Night 343-8818, 374-3338 Flowers by Wire Kit When words of sympathy are Inadequate, Flowers sav it best.

CONNIES FLOWERS LTD. Grosvenor Park Shopping Centre rite j-j-ou xtf VICTORIA FLORISTS (MRS. A. McAllister, Miss L. Goldi.

521 8th St. Phone or 242-314. xtf FRANK J. DOW DING FLORIST 234 2nd south (opposite Odeon Theatre I. Phone 652-6272 dav and nisht.

xtf MARRIOTT'S FLOWERS 126 2nd North Phone 242-3300, 242-2107 xtf FLOWERLAND WEDDINGS Cut flowers, any occasion. 374-2773 NEW MARKET MALL FLORISTS xtf LOST AND FOUND 10 LOST 3 MONTH OLD YELLOW Persian kitten, very friendly. 35th and Idylwyld Dr. 652-5H41. I-17-c LOST: BLUE WALLET WITH IM-portant papers and glasses.

Grns-venor Park parking lot. 343-3579. 1-16-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 Sales Representatives REQUIRED 22 to 35 years of age Tr University or minimum grade 12 ft Previous retail or wholesale experience ft Married or single Excellent starting salaries 1 Opportunity for advancement Full fringe benefits Employed or Unemployed Apply in Confidence For Appointment TELEPHONE RON MARSH 652-2301 CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE 150 Federal Saskatoon 1-16-c SOUTH SASKATCHEWAN TOWN RF-quires general practitioner. Well equipped office and home on hospital grouruis. 15-bed hospital Com.

munity 900, drawing area 2.000. Nearest doctor 18 miles south. Practice available immediately. Contact Secretary-Treasurer, Lampman Union Hospital, Lampman, Sask. Phone 467-2561.

1-18-c TOWN FOREMAN FOR THE TOWN OF WADENA To supervise and assist in the maintenance of the town utilities and public works. DUTIES Co-ordinate work done by regular and casual employees, keep adequate inventories, log books and time sheets of all units and operations, maintain existing streets, roads, sidewalks, water runs and water and sewer systems. QUALIFICATIONS Considerable experience and'Or training In municipal engineering. Personal suitability. SALARY Commensurate with experience, minimum month.

Apply in writing to: TOWN CLERK, DRAWER 730. WADENA, SASK. t-16-r-i MEAT CUTTER AND MANAGER wanted. In town 2,300 population. Write stating age.

experience, marital status, references. Good working conditions Self-service meal department in new store. Top wages for right man. Box 1598, Sur-Phoenix. I-18-e CREDIT REPORTER Dun Bradstrert of Canada Ltd.

la taking applications 1 employment ai credit reporter! Wo experience ti necMiary. require a presentable young man, who it eager to find a career. Col leg background li preferable, but not essential Auto wouid be an asset. We provide a sound career opportunity, good aatary and liberal benefit. For Interview phone or write: MR- F.

STOREY 343-2634 DUN BRADSTREET OF CANADA LTD. BOX 10, SASKATOON. SASK. RETAIL SALESMEN FOR BRIGHT and modern ciMfiiriff store. Prefer yoking nnn with some experience.

Wiping to larn our metnofis F.je-ceiint oppori unitie for advanr-e-mnt Rr-oiy in g'vin experience to Box 2S1 C. Sar-Phoemx l-i7-c MANAGER TRAINEE Ambitioui mn trained on full saiarv for msnaer.ent career. Betauw of our rapid expanton we need a limited number of mn with high arhooi education, sorre college preferred in ur management trainee program Then are not seiiing pom i tort and no ex-pr ierf is nefeary, You earn an attr artive white training You'll l'e the fnnd.y coworker intrtir.g office. and local jeld worn with your paid Outstanding emplye bereflti p. us raptd promotions, and a er ire future fmr you' Become a Branch Manner.

cnr.crsr finance TH ST W. 242-32H CANADA'S FASTEST GROWING JIANCE COMPANY TENDERS School Bus Service Contract and Sale of School Bus Fleet Tendercs will be received by the undersigned until 5 00 p.m.. Tuesday. January 31. 1967, for the contracting of acnool bus service and for the uie of a acrwoi bua fleet.

Present service covers 40 routes with a yearly mileage of 639 200. including 13 routes with a yearly mileage of 193.200 presently under a contract expiring on Juiv 15, 199 Bus fieet is comprised of 30 lift-l bues varying in size from 18 to 48 Further information. Including a schedule of the said bus fleet is available upon request The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or ail tenders. Radviile School Unit No. S.

Raiivilie. Sask. 1-16-c TENDERS Tenders will be received tip to January 25th. 197. at the Village Office for Fire Insurance Policy up to $130.000 00 on the Viscount Community Centre.

1. Tender to submit prices on one year and-or three years coverage premiums to be paid in a lump sum or early payment 1. Tender to submit a breakdown of our costs on various forms of coverage such as fire, burglary, extended coverage, etc. S. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Village of Viscount, F. Tetu, Sec-Treas. 1-16-c INVITATION TO TENDER TOWN OF LANIGAN Water Storage Reservoir Sealed tenders marked "Tender for Water Storage Reservoir" addressed to the Town Clerk will be received until 2.00 C.S Monday, January 30, 19t7. at the Town Clerk's Office Town Hall, Lanigan, Saskatchewan, The work generally will consist of the construction of a 320,000 gallon, underground, reinforced concrete water storage reservoir, complete with connection piping and drains. Plans, specifications and tender documents may be obtained from the consulting engineers on deposit of $25 00 in cash or certified cheque which will be refunded if plans and specifications are returned in good order within one week of the time stated for closing of tenders.

Tenders shall be accompanied by a certified cheque in the amount of 10 of the tender price and a suitable letter of consent or a suitable bid bond in the amount oi 10', of the tender price. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Mr. T. H.

Lowe, Town Clerk, Town Hall, LANIGAN, Sask. Stanley Associates Engineering Consulting Engineer, 611 9th Street East, Saskatoon. Sask. 1-17-c NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Fstate of ROSIE PFLIEGER, late of the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Widow, 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 on or before the 13th day of February, A.D.

1967. E. C. BURLINGHAM, Barrister and Solicitor. Bank of Nova Scotia 1107 Clarence Avenue, SASKATOON, Saskatchewan Solicitor for the Executors, KATHLEEN DEWEY and LLOYD MARTIAN.

1-16-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Maria Georgianna Rsbben. late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Widow, Deceased. All claims against the above estate. duly verified by statutory declaration and wih oarticulars and valuation of security held, if any must be sent to the undersigned before the 4th day of February, A.D. 1967.

EMANUEL SONNENSCHEIN. 1 Grainger Building. 129 2nd Avenue, North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Solicitor for the Executor CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY. 1.16-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of GERTRUDE MELVILLE, late of the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, 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 14th day of February. A 1987. CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY, P.O. BOX 1420, SASKATOON. SASKATCHEWAN.

1.16-c-s NOTICE The City of Saskatoon Notice of Closing of a Certain Public Highway in the Said City NOTICE Is hereby given that the Council of The City of Saskatoon intends, after the expiration erf two weeks from the mailing of this notice bv registered mail to all persons who are either registered or assessed as owners of the lands abutting upon the public highway proposed to be closed to pass a bylaw to close the following public highway in Block One Hundred and Eighty-six 1I861, in the Citv of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, in the Dominion of Canada, according to a plan of record in the Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Registration District as Pian No. Q.13. lying between the north boundary of 2Sth Street and projection westerly of the north boundary of Lot Sixteen ilfii in said block and plan, to a point on the west boundary of the said Jane; UPON CLOSURE of the said lane, the Citv intends to sell the said above described property to O'Keefe Old Vienna Brewing Company 'Saskatchewan' Limited together with a ten ii0' foot strip of City owned properv 013 the east boundary of Lou One 't to Seven (7i inclusive, in Block One Hundred snd Eighty-nix 16. in the Citv of Sasxatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, in the nnmminn of Canada according to a plan of record In the Land Titles Ofiice for the Saskatoon Lar.d Regis- tration District Plan No. 13.

at I the price of Two Thousand snd Seventy Dollars '2O70OO. pius costs of clewing as approved bv the City Council at its meeting heid the 12th day of December, 196. AND TAKE NOTICE that the said bviaw mill be considered at a meeting of the said Council to be held 1 on Mortlay. ine J'tn ov Of januarv, IAD 1967, at 4 15 when any person who claims that his land wiil be injuriously aiferied. and ptiitums to be heard will be given an opportunity to be heard bv hirn-! seif or bv h.s aeent in relation to the proposed byiaw.

DATKT) at Saskatoon, this loth day 1 of Januarv. A D. A KPFUTZWETSER. City C.e 1-16-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TfTff MATTTH OF THE ESTATE OF DUFFEK1.M NESBITr, LATE OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON. IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, MARRIED, DECEASED.

All claims against above estate duly veruied bv Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation oi security heid. If any must be srnt to the undersigned before the ih day of February. AD. 197. WALKER AGNEW, MacKAY HERCUS, Barristers 4i Solicitors.

21 5 Birks Building. SASKATOON. SasKatchewan, Solicitors for the Executor, Canada Permanent Trust Company. 1.16-c-s Jn the Estate of JOSEPH BUCKLEY STKETCH. late of the City of Saskatoon, in the Provuice of Saskatchewan, retired, deceased.

All claims against the above estate duly verified bv Statutory Declara tion and with particulars ana vaiua tion of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned beiore the 3id day of iwi. NEWSHAM RANEY, Barristers and Solicitors, 2c3 Glengarry Block, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Solicitors for the Executors of the Estate of Joseph Bucklev Stretch, deceased. 1-16-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of CHARLES WASVLENKO, late of Smuts, in the Province oi Saskatchewan, farmer, deceased. A trn 11 la4rrsi inrib 4 V- ill tuai tan tin against the above Estate, duly veri- ned oy niamtory aeciarauun nu with particulars of valuations or securities held.

any, must be sent in thp undersinned hefore the 6th day of February A.D. 1167. ANDREW HAWRISH, Barrister and Solicitor 3U1 Birks Building. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Solicitor for the Executrix. 1-16-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Maksym Wasy-lenko.

late of Smuts, in the Province' of Saskatchewan, farmer, deceased. TAKE NOTICE that all claims against the above Estate duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars of valuations or securities held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 6th day of February A.D. 167. ANDREW HAWRISH, Barrister and Solicitor 3111 Birks Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Solicitor for the Executrix.

1-lS-c-i DEATHS PENNER THE DEATH OF MRS. Helena Penner age 63- years, formerly of 1408 8th Avenue, North, a pioneer resident of the' province, occurred in a local hospital on January 12th, 1967. The funeral service will be held on Monday, January 16th at 1.30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Pastor E. L.

Koronko. Surviving are: her husband Henry G. penner; one son. Jim Penner, Saskatoon- two daughters, Mis. Norman Calvert Lilliani.

Vancouver, B.C. and Mrs Eldeen Bakke. Brandon. six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; her stepmother, Mrs. Margaret Peters Saskatoon; four sisters, Mrs.

Hose Connar. Fresno. Mrs. Lydia Connar, Trace, Mrs. Mary Dalke, Armstrong, B.C., Mrs.

Annie Penner. Saskatoon; two half sisters. Mrs. Stella Ens and Mrs. Ardena Gerwing, both of Saskatoon; three brothers, Sam Peters.

Eugene, Oregon, Jacob Peters, Shafter, Dan Peters, Saskatoon; one half brother, Abe Peters The late Penner was born in Turner, North Dakota. She came with her parents In 1901 to settle in the Mennon district. Following her marriage In 1905 she moved to homestead at Dalmeny. She resided in Saskatoon from 1923 to 1932 when she moved to make her home at Naicam. Sask.

Mr. and Mrs. Penner returned to reside in Saskatoon 18 years ago. They observed their Diamond wedding an niversary in 1965 Mrs. t-enner naa taken active interest in recalling the events of pioneer days.

Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. (Parking area south of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 25th Street.) 1-16-c WONG THE DEATH OF KAN iCharilei Wong, age 79 years, of 317 Avenue E. South. Saskatoon, iwtirrpfi in a local hosoital on Jan. 13.

1967. The funeral service will be held on Mondav, January 1. at 3 p.m. from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. I.

Hind. Interment will be made in the Chinese section of Woodlawn Cemetery. 1-16-c YAKIMCHUK THE PASSING OF Jacob Yakimchuk, age 73 rears, of Wakaw, occurred at Wakaw on Friday, January 13, 1967. The funeral service will be held on Monday, January 16. at 9:00 a.m.

from St Julien Greek" Catholic Church at Wakaw. Surviving are: one daughter, Mrs. J. Fedoruk (Alexandra) of Wakaw. five sons, Joseph and Anton, both of Carpenter.

Michael of Trail, B.C., Eugene of Vancouver, B.C., and Paul of Edmonton, and two brothers, Thomas and Michael, both of Saskatoon. Prayers will be offered from the Park Funeral Chapel at Wakaw on Sunday. Jan. 15. at 8:00 pm.

Interment will take place In the family plot In the St. Julien Church Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. 1-16-c FUNERALS FRICKER THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Mr. Geoige William Fricker.

who died on January 9. 1967. was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Friday. Jan. 13, at 1:30 p.m conducted bv Rev.

McMurtrv. Honorary pallbearers were: Jack Farquhar Walter Brown. William Dear. Active pallbearers were: William McGrath, Don Mc-Mahon. Andrew Speidel.

Aug. Hai-chert. Albert Steve, Bill Steve. Interment took, place In Woodlawn Cemetery. 1-16-c SUNTMACH THE FUNERAL SfTR- vice of Harvev id ward iwiaiei Summach, who died on January 13.

was held from Avalon Emmanuel Baptist Church on Friday, January 13, at 2:30 conducted bv Rev. I. Hind. Pallbearers were: Gordon Summach, Gary Young, Terrv Summach, Dennis Summach, Len Seymour, Vern Summach. Interment was made in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

McKague's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. ONISHENKO THE FUNERAL SER. vice of the late Mrs. Olga Onihenko. who died on January 1967, was held from the Russian Baptist Church at Blaine Lake on January 13.

at 11 00 a m. conducted bv Rev. John Koval and Rev. George Elenko Pallbearers were: D. Stiller L.

A. Popoff. Pete Dowenko, Jatk Popoff. William Kardash. John Androsoff.

Interment toox place in the family piot in the Blaine Lake Cemeterv. Park Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangement? 1-16-c i BOE.SE THE FUNERAL SERVICE I of the lat Mr Peter Boese, who! died or January 10, lfeT7 from the irst iMennomt Lnurrn on Jnnuarv 13. at 3 oq p.m,. con-djcted bv Rev John D. Frit-n PailbearTH were: Edward Dvck.

Louie Ens, Norman Ens. Garry Botse, Edwin Ens. Garnet Boese. Interment took place in the famiiy in CerreV-rv, Park uneraj Chapel wat in charge of arrangements. 1-19-c CARDS OF THANKS 5 WE WOULD LIKE TO ACKXOWL-edge with deen appreciation tne ir any warm expretnona of tym-D-athv offered to ui in our tad io of a dear husband and father.

iincere thank you to all who re- membered ui with meages of vmpa'hy, fiorai trfbulet. dr-a- tmn to the He ft Fund, donation! to the Gideon Bibie, praer in churrhe and thoe who donated lunch. A tpecial th-anki to Dr i Hart and Dr. 0'Hm Rev. Hau- en and itaff of the Lutheran Sunset Hr'T.

to Rv Cr.a;i4Cimb of Al in til Ang! an Church, pah bearer, fr.AiJisTr.ent and 'f of M-Kague i Funeral Home. Our very de5t gratitude to you i Mr. S.wnr.an iHepbertj Wtlt-on 1 and famines. l-l-c ing the effectiveness of the upgrading classes. For various reasons several of the students were dropped from the course.

Several more failed to make sufficient progress to warrant advancement to the secondary class beginning Jan. 3 and continuing through April of this year. Those who tried and failed the primary course because of a poorer educational background were offered a chance to repeat the course next fall. The rest of the beginning class made sufficiently good progress to be advanced to the secondary class now in progress in which 63 students were now enrolled. The same teachers, Mrs.

R. Singer and Mrs. P. Bowerman, will continue with the secondary classes. During the present term all students in the present upgrading class will be interviewed twice by representatives of the Canadian Manpower Centre, and the provincial department of education to provide proper guidance for further training and job placement.

quaintances in the district, heavy equipment operators, dri-which would materially reduce ver training, farm equipment the loneliness of native students and for the construction trades, MELFORT Gordon Wright, manager of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation, gas division was the unanimous choice of the membership to serve as president of the Me'fort and District Board of Trade, at the annual meeting. Serving with Mr. Wright will be Wiliiam Frost, as vice-president and a northern director of the provincial Chamber of Commerce; and seven new executive members as follows: Jim Regional approved LEASK A bylaw to establish and operate a regional park under the name of Ruxie (Emerald Lake) Regional Park with the village of Leask was approved at the January meeting of the council of the Rural Municipality of Leask. Under the bylaw each party, the village and municipality, would contribute a maximum of $400 per year for five years from Uie date of creation of the park. Each party agreed to designate one or more representatives to conduct preliminary negotiations and the preparation of plans for the park and to prepare a submission to the government for assistance.

Reeve Hector Duncan and Allan H. Madsen were appointed the RM's representatives. A committee consisting of Charles Kasun, W. Duck and W. Konkin was appointed to meet with representatives of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation relative to the municipality's involvement in approving natural gas lines crossing road allowances.

The council adopted a policy that if a farmer wanted his yard plowed, the municipal patrol plow would do the job at $12 per hour with a minimum charge of $3. However, if the farmer failed to pay his account for such service before the end Dept. band consultant at Tisdalc TISDALE The provincial government's band consultant, Herbert Jeffrey, formerly of Sault Ste. Marie, who has been engaged by the department of education for the first three months of this year, conferred with members of the Tisdale School Unit Board here recently. Mr.

Jeffrey's purpose is to assist in the wide-ranging incentive pro gram to promote and encourage school bands. He said he was totally in agreement with the provincial government's goal of a good school band in every school unit. While here, Mr. Jeffrey discussed with the board the procedure of setting up a school music program with a view to developing such a school band. Class credits may be allowed for music work, he said, and the unit could take advantage of government grants of up to 50 per cent for the cost of instruments.

One of the problems of introducing such a program was the availabU i of qualified music instructors and Mr. Jeffrey suggested to the board on how to obtain such personnel. Government grants w'ere also available in this field, he said. Instruction would take place largely in school hours, the consultant said, but some work, such as organized band rehear- sals, would take place in even ings. In order to proceed, Mr.

Jeffrey said the next step would be for the unit board to submit some form of contract offer that would be available to an instructor. Mr. Jeffrey then would assist the board in obtaining the services of such an instructor. Council KYLE Committees for the year were appointed when the town council held its January meeting and Mayor John Barr and Councillors Robert Turner and Sam Van Buskirk. Jr.

took the oath of office. Appointed were: C. Bartch and S. MacMillan, light, water and fire; Turner and MacMillan, health and sanitation; Bartch and Van Buskirk, sewer and water; H. Eidem and R.

Bryan, 47,000 experts lost LONDON (Reuters) Britain lost 47,000 experts in the Bra.n Dram overseas during 1365, official figures showed Friday. A total of 294,000 Britons emigrated during the year. Canada attracted 43,000. from distant areas. The second recommend that the Indian Affairs depart- ment officers, department of natural resources officers, Indian and Metis school princi pals and clergy in the far north be given longer advance notices of the special classes in Wey- burn beginning each January and that the selection committee for job training should visit outlying communities.

The third suggested the following courses as being especially applicable to this area: waitresses, domestics, service station attendants, guides, training in carpentry, dry wall, ceramics and tile work together with continuation and expan- were approved for the year; Reeve Keller, district health council member to the North Battleford Health Region; Frank Zawada, municial member to the Wilkie Union John Woodrow, weed inspector; Cletus Scherman, pure bred sire enforcement officer; Ronald J. Southgate, chief fire Reeve and councillors take oath of office guardian, with each councillor was also discussed and approv-as deputy fire guardians in their ed. respective divisions without re muneration and agricultural committee representing the six divisions respectively; Claude Stebbing, Simon Fen-rich, Ralph Owen, John Wood- BATTLEFORD Reeve Adam Keller and Councillors Radchenko, Owen and Heilman subscribed to the oath of office at the first meeting of the council of the RM of Prairie in 1967. Councillor Ralph Owen was appointed deputy reeve for the year with the following administrative committees: assessment Councillors Wallace and Heilman; finance, Coombs and Menssa; public works, the whole council, and health and welfare, Owen and Radchenko. F.

A. Klotz was confirmed in his position as secretary-treasurer of the municipality at a salary of $7,000. Council indemnity was approved at $12 per day for meet ing attendance with a travelling allowance of 10 cents per mile and for supervision of public works as authorized by the Municipal Act. Regular meetings are scheduled for the first Monday of each month excepting when such Mondays fall on the first of the month or on a statutory holiday. In that case the meeting will be held on the following Wednesday, The following appointments small uneconomic farmer, cap- able for further training, to im prove his employment opportunities.

Attending the meeting were Jonas Samson, unit superintendent; Paul Saum, ag. W. Wagner, regional administrator, department of welfare; William Cook, Indian Affa i branch; and C. Heinrichs, Canada Manpower Centre, North Battleford. The work of the beginners class here during Octob through December was appraised with a view to increas- row, Rudolph Graw and Scherman Bohse.

An application was approved to the Road Assistance Authority to have a traffic count on the prairie roads undertaken in the municipality. Grid road construction in Section 41, Township 17 W3rd and Section 41 Township 18, W3rd The council also agreed to continue membership in the Hudson's Bay Route Association and instructed the secretary to pay the $25 membership fee. and Bob Hill were named to the administration committee. Wilf Wilier, Wilf Wisser and Ken Aseltine were named to the public works committee. Appointed to the committee on the protection of persons and property were Mr.

Barber, Mr. Miller and Mr. Wisser. The recreation and community services committee will be made up of Mr Aseltine Mr. Lindsay and; Mr.

Hill. The first named in each case will be chairman. Mr. Hill will continue as the town's representative to the health region. Tisdale Housing Company Limited, which operates Sasko Park Lodge for senior citizens, will have Mayor Hodgins and Roy H.

Peterson as representatives from the town. Mr. Lindsay will again act on the North Central Regional Library board. Mr. Aseltine and Mr.

Barber will represent the town and District Planning Commission. Keith Cressman is again Em ergency Measures Organization director with Mr. Barber rep-1 resenting the town. 3 Winsnear. AnHpr-'1 son and Company are again the town E.ud.tors.

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RATES IN CANADA year 20 no months 12 V) rr.onrns 6 So mail or letWTarrier walks'" in satoon i noo To all countries Cana'la: on By Carrier in Saskatoon and on Delnerv Certu pr By Carrier All Other 35 Cents Per U'ee Back Copies try Mall names committees TISDALE Mayor Rank i Hodgins announced committee structures at the first 1967 meeting of town council. Frank Lindsay, Gerry Barber It also agreed to rent the ground floor of the north side of the Kyle locker plant for $60 per month for an office. Previously the town used the premises of Green Agencies while T. Greer was town clerk. Fire damages RM office PLEASANTDALE Damage was confined to rear half of the building and some minor damage to the interior of the office of the Rural Municipality of Pieasantdale here recently.

No estimate of the damage was available. Cause of the fire was not known. property, parks and cemetery; Turner and Bryan, police; and Eidem and Van Buskirk, finance. Councillor Van Buskirk was appointed for a two-year term on the Clearwater Regional Park Board and Councillor Turner, representative on the Regional Health District Board. A committee consisting of Councillors MacMillan and Bartch and Mayor Barr was named lo purchase office furniture.

The mayor and Councillors Eidem and MacMillan were appointed to interview three applicants for the position of town clerk. The council voted to arrange a contract with the RCMP to police the town as soon as staff was available..