Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 24

BIG DOC 24 Saskatoon Star-Phoenix Thursday, March 23, 1967 INVITATION TO TENDER Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12:00 o'clock noon, Thursday. April 13, 1967 for the construction of three (3) service station in Regina, Saskatchewan. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the Construction Engineer Texaco Canada Limited. Second Floor. 600 6 Avenue S.W..

Calgary, on deposit of a $50.00 Certfied Cheque as a guarantee of their safe return. Each tender must be accompanied by a Bid Bond in the value of ten (10) per cent of the tender. The successful tenderer will be required to furnish a Performance Bond for the amount of 100 per cent of the contract and a Labour and Material Payment Bond in the amount of 100 per cent of the contract. The costs of the Performance Bond and the Labour and Material Payment Bond will be borne by the Owner. Plans and Specifications will be placed in the Construction Associations at Calgary, Moose Jaw.

Regina and Saskatoon. All inquiries regarding the work of this tender shall be directed to the Construction Engineer, Texaco Canada Limited. Second Floor, 600 6th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta. Phone 263-7530.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. A. E. Manz, Assistant Division Manager, Texaco Canada Limited, 600 6th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta. 3-27-c TENDER Tenders will be received by the undersigned for Crushing, Loading and Hauling OR Screening, Loading and Hauling approx, 18,000 cubic yards of gravel during the 1967 season.

Tenders to close at 5:00 P.M. Monday, April 3, 1967. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Jack L. Helman, R.M, of Victory No.

226, Beechy, Sask. TENDER FOR MOVING BUILDINGS The City of North Battleford invites tenders for moving six buildings from Camp Wainwright, Alberta to North Battleford. The Buildings are 20 x84 and it is the desire of the City to dismantel a minimum portion of the buildings and move the balance intact. Tenders will be accepted for the dismantling of the portion not moved intact, the transporting of all buildings and the cleaning of the site to the complete acceptance of the authorities at Camp Wainwright. All buildings must be moved prior to June 15, 1967.

Successful bidder will be required to deposit a certified cheque in the amount of of the bid against satisfactory moving and clean-up of the site. Sealed tenders clearly marked, "Tender For Moving Buildings" to be in the hands of the undersigned not later than 8:00 p.m. Monday, April 3, 1967. Bidders to state the approximate amount of each building that will be dismanteled for moving. J.

Bridges, City Clerk. TENDER Sealed Tenders endorsed "Addition to Knox Presbyterian Church, Lloydminster" will be received by the undersigned up to 2:00 p.m. M.S.T.. Tuesday April 11th, 1967 for construction of approximately 4000 square feet of Church and Sunday School on two floors as an addition to existing facilities. Tenders must be accompanied by a Bid Deposit Bond in the amount of $5,000.00 made out in favour of the owner issued by an approved Canadian Surety Company which will be forfeited should tendering party fail to enter into a contract when asked to do 50.

Tenders must also be submitted on the Standard Form of R.A.I.C., C.C.A, Construction Tender Document No. 10 as issued by the architect for this project. Bidding documents are available for a plan deposit certified cheque in the amount of $50.00 by Bona Fide General Contractors and major Subcontractors only, payable to architect. Deposits are refundable upon return of documents and addenda in good condition within 10 days after close of tenders. To facilitate bidding, ocuments will also be deposited at Construction Associations in Edmonton, Saskatoon and Lloydminter.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Bittorf Wensley Architects, 107 Revillon Building, Edmonton, Alberta. TENDERS INSURANCE Sealed tenders will be received by the Deputy Minister until 4:00 P.M.. Central Standard Time, April 21, 1967, and will be opened in public immediately thereafter. Insurance coverage for Third Party Liability and Non-Owned Vehicle Insurance.

Tender documents may be obtained from Central Vehicle Agency, Room 105A, Legislative Building, Regina. The Province reserves the right to reject any or all tenders received. J. T. Kyle, Deputy Minister, Department of Public Works, Regina, Saskatchewan.

TENDERS For The Construction of Concrete Sidewalks and Curbs Sealed tenders addressed to the City Clerk, North Battleford, Saskatchewan and endorsed "Tenders for the Construction of Concrete Curbs and Concrete Sidewalks" will be received by registered mail until 5:00 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 Tenders must be submitted on the blank forms which, with plans and specifications, can be obtained from the Office of the Works Superintendent on payment of a fee of five doljars Approximate quantities consist of: 9,500 lin. ft. Concrete Curbs. 6,000 lin.

ft. Combined Curbs and Walk. Crossings as requested. Bidders shall accompany their tenders with a certified cheque made payable to the City of North Battleford for ten percent of the amount of the Contractor's bid in order to be considered. A guarantee bond in the amount of fifty percent of the contract price must be supplied prior to the signing of a contract.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 3-25-C-S A. VILIM, WORKS SUPERINTENDENT. TENDERS SASK TEL TENDER TELEPHONE LINE CONSTRUCTION Sealed tenders in enpelopes marked "Tender for Telephone Line Construetion" for the following projects will be received by the undersigned up to seventeen (17) o'clock C.S.T. April 13.

1967. Project No 2455 Route 76 Miles 13-30, Swanson Conquest. Removal of pole lead. Project No. 2576 Route 71 Miles 1-21, Watrous South East, Remove pole lead.

Retranspose wire. Project No. 2595 Route 33 Miles 43-57. Weyburn Yellow Grass. Removal of pole lead.

Project No 2608 Burr-MultiParty Line Service connecting at Humboldt. Erection of poles, crossarms and wire. Project No. 2467 2471 Route 101 Miles 44-68. Al's Beach to Rangers Tower.

Route 23 Miles 50-64, 87-92 Edam Mervin, Spruce Lake Junction Route 119. Removal of pole lead. Project No, 2503 2505 Route 43 Miles 35-57 Kelfield West Route 560 Miles 1-10 Handel South. Removal of pole lead Project No. 2540 2589 Route 12, Cabri East 21 miles, Shackleton Abbey, Portreeve Lemsford, Estuary Empress.

Removal of pole lead. Tenders must be made up on forms supplied by the system, Plans and specifications may be seen at the General Plant Manager's Office, Head Office, 2350 Albert Street. Regina. A marked cheque for seven (7) per centum of the amount of the tender must accompany each bid and said cheque will be forfeited if the successful tendered fails to enter into a contract when called upon to do so. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

A deposit of ten ($10.00) will be required for each set of plans and specifications supplied each tenderer. The successful tenderer will be required to furnish a Surety Bond for twenty-five (25) per centum of the total amount of the contract J. Houston, General Plant- Manager, Saskatchewan Government Telephones, 2350 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan. 3-25-C-S TENDER Saskatoon Credit Union Building All subcontractors and suppliers are hereby notified that trade tenders for the new Saskatoon Credit Union Building will be received up until 2 p.m Saskatoon time. April 11.

1967; in the office of Federated Co-operatives Limited, Construction Department, 309 22nd Street, east. Separate tenders will be received for the following work: Excavation and Backfill; Paving; Piles; Masonry, Miscellaneous Metal Work; Roofing and Sheet Metal; Millwork: Glass, Glazing and Aluminum Front; Resilient Flooring, Acoustical Work; Quarry Tile; Painting; Dry wall; Metal Toilet Partitions; Plumbing, Heating and Ventilation: Electrical; Reinforcing Steel and Wire Mesh. Plans and specifications may be obtained on request from the offices of Federated Co-operatives Limited, Construction Department, A deposit of $25.00 is required on each set and will be refunded on return of the plans and specifications in good order. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES LIMITED, Construction Department, P.O.

Box 1050, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan TENDERS Stage Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Arts and Science, Saskatoon Sealed tenders will be received by the Deputy Minister until 4:00 p.m., Central Standard Time, April 28, 1967, and will be opened in public immediately thereafter. The work consists of an addition to the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Arts nad Science, Idylwyld Drive and 33rd Street, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Tender documents may be obtained from Forrester, Scott, Bowers, Cooper, Architects and Engineers, 1120 Morgan Avenue, Saskatoon on deposit of $25.00. This deposit will be refunded upon return of the tender documents, in good condition, within thirty days after the tender opening date. Tender documents may also be viewed at Saskatoon Construction Association, Regina Construction Association, Southam Report, Winnipeg; Evans Building Reports, Winnipeg; Edmonton Builders Exchange; and Calgary Builders Exchange.

Subtrade contractors shall file their tenders in accordance with the Saskatchewan Bid Depository Regulations, at the Saskatoon Construction Association Bid Depository located in the Canada Permanent Trust Building, P.O. Box 1420, 2nd Avenue and 21st Street, Saskatoon, before 2:00 p.m., City Time, April 26, 1967. Tenders must be accompanied by a Certified Cheque in the amount of ten per cent of the tender price. The Province reserves the right to reject any or all tenders received. J.

T. Kyle, Deputy Minister, Department of Public Works, Regina, Saskatchewan. 3-25-c-S CITY OF MOOSE JAW ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT TENDER FOR REPLACEMENT AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEALED TENDERS marked. "TENDER FOR REPLACEMENT AND PURCHASE OF will be received by the City Clerk. City Hall, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, up to: 2:00 P.M., C.S.T.

April 13th, 1967 for supply and delivery of the following: Item: 1) One (1) 2 Cu. S.A.E. Rated Articulate Front End Loader, with 4 in 1 type bucket. Trade-in may be required. Instructions to Bidders, Specifications and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the City Engineer, City Hall, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

The City reserves the right to reject any or all tenders, and waive any irregularities. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. CITY COMMISSIONERS, OF MOOSE JAW. 3-28-c CITY OF MOOSE JAW ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT TENDER FOR REPLACEMENT OR PURCHASE OF TRUCKS NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEALED TENDERS marked, "TENDER FOR REPLACEMENT or PURCHASE OF will be received by the City Clerk, City Hall, Moose Jaw, up to 2:00 P.M.. C.S.T.

April 13th, 1967 for the supply and delivery of the following: Item: 1) One (1) 1967. Model HalfTon Truck with Steel Box 2) One (1) 1967 Model Truck 32,000 G.V.W. Tandem Drive. 3) One (1) 1967 Truck 19,500 G.V.W. and Model, Chassis.

4) One (1) 1967 Model Truck 19,500 G.V.W. Cab and Chassis. Trade-in will be required with purchase of some units. Instructions to Bidders, Specifications and Form of Tender may be obtained at the office of the City Engineer, City Hall, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. The City reserves the right to reject any or all tenders, and waive any irregularities.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. CITY OF MOOSE COMMISSIONERS, JAW. 3-28-c TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF SEWING EQUIPMENT FOR MOUNT ROYAL COLLEGIATE ADDITION AND WALTER MURRAY COLLEGIATE ADDITION Sealed tenders for the above will be received by the undersigned up to 3:00 p.m. Monday, April 3, 1967. Specifications may be obtained from D.

Fonger, Materials Supervisor, 105 Avenue South, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, W. F. Cooke, Business Administrator, Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Board, 211 4th Avenue South, SASKATOON, Saskatchewan. 3-27-c TENDERS GRID ROAD CONSTRUCTION L.I.D, No.

944, Hudson Bay, Sask. Sealed tenders cleary marked "Tender For Grid Road Construction" will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 P.M. CENTRAL STANDARD TIME WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, 1967 and opened in public immediately thereafter for the construction of the sub-grade on approx. 5.0 miles of Main Market Grid Road located as follows: East of 14, 23, 26, 35-44-2-2 and Fast of 2-45-2-2. Approx Quantities: Exc.

110,000 cu. yds. C.H. 60,000 stn. Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque made out to the Department of Municipal Affairs in the sum of $1,200.00 Particulars and specifications may be obtained from the undersigned.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Davison Engineering Yorkton, Sask. Mr. E. A.

Walter, Deputy Minister, Department of Municipal Affairs, Local Improvement Districts Branch, Administration Building, Regina, Sask. 3-27-c DEATHS 2 BARWELL THE PASSING OF Miss Fay Darlene Barwell, age 17 years of 727 4th Avenue, North, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Tuesday, March 21st 1967. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, March 25th at 3:30 p.m. from Third Avenue United Church, conducted by Rev. I.

MacRury, Surviving are: her mother and father: Mr. and Mrs. William Barwell of Saskatoon and one brother. Gordon of Regina, Sask. The late Miss Barwell was born in Saskatoon, had been a student at Wilson Public School and was attending City Park Collegiate at the time of her death.

She was well known in sports activities and was active in track and field. The family requests that donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, 111 Metropolitan Saskatoon be made in lieu of flowers. Interment will take place in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. 3-25-c DILS THE PASSING OF MR.

Joseph Dils, age 71 years. of Dundurn, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on Tuesday, March 21st, 1967. The funeral service will be held on Saturday. March 25th at 1.30 p.m. from the Dundurn United Church conducted by Rev.

Ross Stewart. Surviving are: two sisters, Mrs. Laura Gibson, living in Alberta and Marjorie, living in New Mexico; one brother, Howard, living in California, U.S.A.; three nieces and two nephews, The late Mr Dils was born in Hamburg, New York, U.S.A. and came to Canada 50 years ago to northern Alberta. A year later he came to Saskatchewan to the Dundurn district where he had resided until his death.

Mr. Dils was noted for his raising of cattle. He was a member of the Dundurn United Church. Interment will take place in the family plot in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. 3-25-c McNEILL THE PASSING OF DR.

W. Duncan McNeill, age 53 years, of 38 McDermid Crescent, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Tuesday, March 21st, 1967. The service will be held on Saturday. March 25th at 1.30 p.m. from St.

Martin's United Church, conducted by Rev. K. Wotherspoon. Surviving are: his wife Mary Ann, two children. Ann, aged 13, and Lynne, aged 11 and one brother, George T.

McNeill of Toronto. Ont. The late Dr McNeill was born at Kinistino. Sask. and took his public and high schooling at Kinistino and attended Normal School at Regina, Sask.

He taught school in several towns up to 1942 when he joined the Radar Division of the R.C.A.F. He returned from overseas in 1945, married Mary Ann Walker in 1946 and obtained his B. Ed. and M. Ed with distinction at the University of Saskatchewan in 1949, He received his Ph.

from the University of Illinois, receiving his degree in 1952 and was the Director of the Department of Special Education at 'the University of Houston, Texas, until the Fall of 1959. at which time he returned to become Associate Professor of the College of Education at the University of Saskatchewan. During the past eight years he served as a member of the John Dolan School Board, was Past President of the Council for Exceptional Children, and was to serve as the member of the Canadian Council of C.E.C. Interment will take place in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

3-25-c MILLS THE DEATH OF MRS. Queade Johnston Mills of Rockville Centre L. I. New York, oCcurred suddenly, March 13, 1967. Mrs.

Mills was born August 20, 1920 at Unity and lived at Cut Knife and Perdue. She attended school in Viscount, Perdue and City Park Collegiate. She graduated as a nurse at Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal and following her marriage to Ian Mills moved to New York where she lived until her death, She is survived by two daughters, Judy and Jeannie at at home, as well 85 her mother, Mrs. Ted Easterbrook of Radisson. Sask.

A sister, Helen, Mrs. David Major at Guelph Ontario. A brother Milton Bingham in RCAF at La Macaza, Quebec. She was predeceased by her husband in 1961. The funeral was held on Thursday, March 15 at Rockville Centre, N.

Y. 3-27-pl Index to Classifications Acreage (Industrial) 61 In Memoriam Agents 12B Insurance 63A Articles For Sale 25 Articies Wanted 26 Listings Wanted Auto Repairs Accessories 73 Livestock Autos Trucks Wanted 72 Loans Wanted Autos For Sale 71 Lost Found Auto Finance 71A Lots Wanted Lots For Sale Babysitting 13C Bank Loans 65 Machinery Repairs 3.C. Births Properties 62 Male Male Help Instructions Wanted 892 Bicycies Motorcycles 28 Male-Female instructions 19A Board 56 Male Situations Wanted 14 Board Room Wanted 57 Marriages Licenses 6 Business Opportunities 69 Miscellaneous 29 Business Prof. Directory 76 Money to Loan 63 Buildings 43A Monuments 9 Musical Instruments 26A Card of Thanks Coal Wood 32 Personal Per Stock Deaths Poultry Eggs 36 Domestic Help Wanted 13B Real Rooms Estate 43 Furnished 53 Farm Lands For Sale 58 Rooms Unfurnished 54 Farms Wanted 59 Rooms (Furnished Unfur.) 54A Feed Seed 35 Rooms Wanted 55 Female Help Wanted 13 Female Instructions 18 Situations W'td (Male-Female) Female Situations Wanted 15 Stores Offices 17 Financial 66 Storage Space Florists co Suites Furnished Funerals Suites Unfurnished 51A Funeral Directors Suites Furnished-Unfur.) 51B Furnishings 25A Suites Wanted 52 Summer Resorts 27 Garages 47 Swap 31 Gardening 35A Teachers Wanted 23. Help Wanted (Male-Female) 16 Tinsmithing 21A Hospital Personnel 16A Tires Vulcanizing 74 Houses For (Furnished) 415 Trades Professions 21 Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 46 Trailers 70 Houses For Sale 44 Houses Wanted 49 Warehouse Space Investments 50 Winter Resorts Weddings Investment Properties 50A FUNERALS 3 DZOF THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mr.

Michael Dzof, who died on March 19, 1967, was held from St. David's United Church on Wednesday March 22 at 2.00 p.m., conducted by Rev. Reginald Fox. Pallbearers were: Robert Ediger, Jerry White, George Cole, George Jarman Rieky Ediger, Wilmar Morrison, Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

3-25-c HUCKE THE FUNERAL SERVICE of the late Mr. Paul Hucke, who died on March 18th 1967. was held from Park Funeral Chapel on March 22nd at 3:30 p.m., conducted by Rev. F. W.

Lenz. Honorary Pallbearers were: C. Atkinson, G. Robinson Cy Johnson, Earl Braun, Tom Martindale, Harry McIntyre. Active Pallbearers were: Howard Oviatt, Lorne Oviatt.

Elmer Currie, Pete Simon, Herb Billet, Wilson McIntyre, Interment took place in the family plot in Hillerest Memorial Gardens. 3-25-c RANDALL THE FUNERAL SERvice of the late Mrs. Grace Ellen Randall, who died on March 18th, 1967, was held from Park Funeral Chapel on March 22 at 2:00 p.m., conducted by Archdeacon H. Brandrick. Pallbearers were.

W. Smith, J. Veitch, H. Tatler, B. Cook, W.

D. Cole, J. Stobbs. Interment took place in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-25-c IN MEMORIAM 4 SMITH IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear Mother, Father and Grandparents Theresa S.

Smith, February 2, 1962 and John H. Smith March 21, 1966. Time passes and shadows fall, But love and remembrance outlasts all. -Ever remembered by Daughters, Sons and Families. 3-25-c VAN BUSKIRK IN LOVING MEMory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother Louise Alice Van Buskirk, who passed away March 23, 1966.

Upright and just in all her ways, Loyal and true through all her days, Silently suffered, patiently bore, God took her home to suffer no more. -Ever remembered by her husband Del, daughters Effie and Terry and families. 3-25-p ELLINGSON IN LOVING MEMory of a dear husband and father, John Ellingson, who passed away March 24, 1965. Sadly missed along life's way, Quietly remembered every day, No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts he is always there. -Remembered and sadly missed by his wife Jean and family.

3-25-p THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPply of verses for your convenience in making up your "In Memoriam." Kindly inquire at the desk. xtt CARDS OF THANKS 5 WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, floral tributes and sympathy cards sent to us following the loss of a loved husband and father. Special thanks to the nurses and staff on 5th floor of St. Paul's Hospital, Dr. Rosher and McKague's Funeral Home, Canon H.

Brandrick, the D.V.A. and Legion, Lola Pizzey and family, 3-25-c I WISH TO EXTEND A SINCERE "Thank You" to all the staff on 4AB University Hospital, with special thanks to Drs. O'Keefe, Stitt and Crocker for the excellent care and kind attention given me during my recent stay there. To all relatives and friends in Saskatoon and Plato for their many visits, cards, gifts and flowers, my heartfelt thanks and appreciation. Jean Topp.

3-25-C MARRIAGE LICENSES 6 ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES. Quality Credit Jewellers House of Diamonds, 133 2nd north xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th N.

xti PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd No. Phone 244-2103 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME McKague R. J. McKague Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S.

xtt WESTWOOD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock, Terry Michayluk Phone 653-3434 20th Ave. N. xtt FLORISTS 8 VICTORIA FLORISTS (MRS. A.

McAllister, Miss Gold), 521 8th St. Phone 653-2533 or 242-3664. xtf When words of sympathy are inadequate, Flowers say it best. CONNIES FLOWERS LTD. Grosvenor Park Shopping Centre 343-2609 Nite 343-4460 xti "MILLAR'S" FLORISTS AND GROWERS 214 21st East Ph.

652-7722 Night 343-3818, 374-3338 Flowers by Wire xtf FRANK J. DOWDING FLORIST 234 2nd south (opposite Odeon Theatre). Phone 652-6272 day and night. xti LOST AND FOUND 10 FOUND BROWN COCKER SPANIEL. Male, S.P.C.A.

652-0113. 3-25-C LOST AND FOUND 10 (Continued) LOST LARGE SUM OF MONEY, coin, bracelet, ladies red-goid ring with green stone, and 2 keys. March 6 between City Park and Ave. J. 600 block North.

Reward. Finder please send to P.O, Box 1062, 3-25-c LOST, GREY PERSIAN CAT WITH white paws. Vicinity Avenue I. 244- 4218. 3-30-c LOST: RED FEMALE AMERICAN Spaniel.

From 113th St. Four months old. Answers to the name of Penny. Reward. 343-7249.

3-24-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 EXPERIENCED STEERING ALIGNment man. Bear school graduate preferred. Good working conditions. Man will have full charge of this department. For further particulars apply Main Street Auto Body Shop North Battleford or phone 445-2922.

3-29-c Require immediately, Manager to take over full responsibility of John Deer Agency. Applicant must be capable of selling new and used machinery and appraising trade-in machinery. Ability to supervise parts department and service shop would be an asset. Sales potential to $400,000. Earl Grey is a town of 300 population, 20 miles from resort area, also 40 minute drive from Regina by pavement.

Town has water and sewar, natural gas and high school facilities. Good working hours. Good starting salary, dependent upon qualifications. Apply in writing to: G. A.

Gallagher, General Manager, Box 10, Earl Grey, Sask. 3-25-c POSITION AVAILABLE ON PLANT nursery. Able to drive truck and tractor. Must be neat and aggressive, Starting April 1. Dutch Growers Garden Centre.

Sutherland. Sub P.O., Saskatoon. 343-0616. 3-27-c SECOND INCOME FOR MAN OVER 40 who has 3 to 5 hours a day. Up to $600 in a month.

R. H. Dickerson, Southwestern Petroleum 534 N. Main Ft. Worth, Texas, 76101.

3-25-c Industrial Supply Firm Requires man for office and warehouse duties with experience in industrial valves, fittings and equipment. Apply stating experience, age, status and salary expected, All replies confidential Box 95D. StarPhoenix. 3-27-c WANTED EXPERIENCED SERVICE station help. Start immediately.

Apply in person, to Bridgeway Esso Service, Ave. and 19th St. 3-27-C HELP WANTED: SHOP FOREMAN and also Service Manager for large General Motors dealership. New modern building, modern equipment and good working conditions. Applv stating qualifications and wages expected.

Starting April 1st if possible or soon thereafter. Write or phone L. H. Bradley Son, Moosomin, Sask. 3-27-c TRUCK DRIVER Year-round employment, Saskatoon area.

Reliable man capable of operating truck with auxiliary transmission, and willing to learn operation of boom unloader. Reply in confidence to Star-Phoenix, Box 113D. 3-25-c GRIMSHAW HUSKIES OF THE North Peace Hockey League require 2 hockey players for "Inter. B' hockey for month period. Good wages, job included.

Please reply to Murray Milford stating qualifications as soon as possible or phone Grimshaw, 332-4495 or 332- 4503. ti CANADA'S ARMED FORCES OFFER Many Fine Careers life, his medical and dental needs are taken care of, and he will enjoy the benefits of an excellent pension plan. Added to this is the excitement of travel, for while he serves he can look forward to a posting to many parts of Canada and the probability of service overseas, and exposure to different peoples and cultures. For full information without obligation, visit or mail this coupon to the Complex new equipment is coming into service, which makes challenging demands on the Canadian Servicemen. The young man who joins the Canadian Armed Forces has an outstanding opportunity to develop and exercise his capabilities.

He is paid a salary comparable to his compatriots in civilian CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE, FEDERAL 1st Ave. and 22nd Saskatoon, Sask. Phone 242-2101 Please send me information on career opportunities in the Canadian Forces: ADDRESS AGE EDUCATION 3-25-c-S REQUIRED FOR TOWN OF LANGham. Utility man, must provide own truck. Apply Town Clerk, Langham, stating age, experience and salary expected, before April 15th, 1967.

3-27-c SALESMAN REQUIRED FOR AN established territory with a large national wholesale. This is an opportunity for an experienced man who wishes to improve himself. A good income is guaranteed, group insurance and pension plan included. car supplied. Applicant should be 35 years of age or under.

Apply Star-Phoenix, Box 119D. 3-28-c 1 Classified Phone 653-2100 MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) WANTED A NIGHT PORTER. APPLY in person. No phone calls. Queens Hotel.

3-25-c BASS GUITARIST, 1 ORGANIST needed group. Call Al after 5. 244-8051. 3-30-c EARN GOOD MONEY DEMONSTRAting new books of knowledge, Two prospects. Leads supplied.

Phone 242-0113 3-29-c SECURE FUTURE TRAIN FOR Management Career in Large National Company A well planned program with promotion to branch manager on completition of training. Here are just some of the advantages: -Full salary while training. -Frequent salary increases related to progress. -No selling, no experience required. -Outstanding employee benefits including an excellent profit sharing program.

-Rapid promotion. Applicant will be age 21 28 and must have graduated from high school. Call the Manager today. Household Finance 219 22nd East, Saskatoon. 3-28-c WANTED, CHURCH CARETAKER, WANTED Maintenance Supervisor Applications will be received by the undersigned for the position of School Maintenance Supervisor, in the new Division 4 Comprehensive Collegiate Melfort.

Preferably with Heating Plant Engineer's Certificate. Duties to consist of full plant supervision, including grounds and janitorial staff. Stage age, marital, status, detailed experience salary expected. JAMES KILLER, SECRETARY-TREASURER, MELFORT COMPOSITE COLLEGIATE, BOX 2110, MELFORT. 3-29-c EXPERIENCED PAINTERS FOR painting interiors P.M.Q.s.

Cold Lake Air Base. Starting wage $2.40 per hour. Increase as to qualifications. Phone Steve Hall, 248-3031, Grand Centre, Alta. 3-30-c PHARMACEUTICAL SALES Do you believe that with proper training you could discuss intelligently advances in pharmaceuticals with physicians and pharmacists? If so, we would like to talk to you about a sales position now available with our company.

Home base Regina Or Saskatoon. The successful applicant will have senior education standing, probably in Science, or he may be qualified through his formal education and experience in sales. Prefer family man, age range 25 to 37. Salary, incentive bonus, expenses reimbursed, car provided, worthwhile benefits plus your association with a long established company are the advantages. If this is your career opportunity send your confidential letter of application G.

D. SEARLE CO. P. STEPHENSON. WESTERN DISTRICT 4700 ARBUTUS ST.

VANCOUVER 8, B.C, WANTED MAN TO TAKE FULL charge of locker plant and retail sales. Must be honest, dependable, courteous, and ambition enough to want a business of his own. Apply Maymont Food Bank. (Ken DeLong Maymont, Sask. 3-24-C CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Must be experienced in home building.

Apply in own handwriting to: Box 105D, Star-Phoenix 3-27-c Mr. CITY BEVERAGE ROOM REQUIRES one male waiter. one male combination bar man and waiter. State qualifications. age and previous employment.

Apply by letter only. Box 98D, Star-Phoenix. 3-24-C OFFSET. PRESSMAN $2.50 per hour and more, commensurate with experience. Unlimited advancement for young man wanting to progress.

Mostly routine one-color job work. Over30 miles from Calgary. Write full time. Excellent shop in Alberta's top location. Recreation galore.

particulars to R. D. Tanner, The Times, High River, Alberta 3-30-C YOUNG MAN TO LEARN DRY cleaning business. Some experience helpful, Steady employment and excellent chances for advancement to management position. Apply to the manager of Martinizing, 1315 8th E.

3-27-c $50 A WEEK Part-time. Must be neat, have a car. Phone 652-9483 Fon Interview 3-25-c SALES TRAINEE LARGE INSURance Company Trainee allowance, depending on qualifications. 242- 1219. 3-25-C-S SALES REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED To cover the Province of Saskatchewan for a leading National Hospital Equipment Manufacturer.

We are interested in a married man, 25 to 40 yeas of age. Experience in the Hospital field is an asset but not necessary, as we do have a complete training program. We offer an above-average basic salary for sales personnel, plus a commission; expenses and company car Hospital and Medical coverage also included. Please reply in own handwriting, stating marital status, education, experience, if any, in sales, references, etc. Indicate 'phone number Reply to: BOX 99D STAR-PHOENIX 3-27-C MAN FOR VARIETY STORE, CONtrol system used, to work up as manager.

Box 1753, Star-Phoenix. 3-24-c CONCRETE DRAFTSMAN Reinforcing conrete draftsman required. Must be able to work with minimum of supervision, Apply stating particulars to Saskatchewan Steel Fabricators Ltd. Box 1276, Regina. 3-25-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) WANTED: UNDERGROUND MECHANICS Rate or $2.99 an hour depending on experience, 40-hour week.

Will conside- those with heavy farm equipment, boiler plate or shipyard maintenance experience, Must have some welding and cutting. Welfare plans include hospital, medical, prescriptions, group insurance, pension. Housing available in modern fully serviced community. For further particulars apply to: PERSONNEL MANAGER. SHERRITT GORDON MINES LIMITED, LYNN LAKE, MANITOBA 3-25-c WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME men.

Must be neat and aggressive. Must own a car. Call 652-3044 for interview. 3-25-c C. A.

Recently qualified chartered accountant for employment in Saskatoon office of national C.A. firm. Good salary, interesting work. Excellent opportunity for ambitious applicant. Reply to Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, Box 83.

All replies will be treated confidentially. 3-29-c PRINTING CLERK Required immediately permanent position with Federated Cooperatives in Saskatoon. Duties to include operation of folder, jogger, stapler and automatic collater in Printing Department, Applicant should have four years high school, plus desire to learn the printing trade. Salary range: $219.00 $293.00. Apply to: PERSONNEL FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES LTD.

211 Avenue North, Saskatoon Saskatchewan 3-27-c HELPER BAKER REQUIRED. Willing need apply 912 20th St. West, Phone 244-6816 after 7 p.m. 3-25-c-S GOOD OPPORTUNITY Here is an opportunity to improve yourself vocationally and economically. A career sales opportunity with an international organization over 100 years old, in creative selling.

Permanent, position, no travel, adequate training program, good chance for advancement, excellent earnings. Applicants should have sales or business experience, married, between 24 and 45, stable record of employment, and capable of assuming responsibilities. Please include work experience and personal data in your reply to Box 107D Star-Phoenix. Your reply will be held in strict confidence Our staff have been notified of this announcement. 3-27-c PURCHASING CLERK Required immediately for a permanent position with Federated Co-operatives Limited in Saskatoon in the Retail Construction Department.

Duties to include maintaining invoice and purchase registers, cost coding purchase orders and invoices. preparing invoices for construction projects, and shipping and receiving material, Desired qualifications include grade 12 plus a business course with at least one year of related experience. Salary range $273 $324 with starting salary dependent on qualifications. Apply to: PERSONNEL FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES LTD. 211 Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 3-27-c DESK CLERK FOR NIGHT SHIFT.

Apply. Big Motel, 1802 8th E. 3-28-c SALESMAN WANTED Distributor of Allied lines, of farm equipment, with branch office at Regina, requires a salesman to call on farm implement dealers to cover the northern half of Saskatchewan, to live in Saskatoon. Must be aggressive and of good character. age 21 45.

Make application in writing, stating all qualifications to Mr. C. W. Anderson, Anderson Equip. ment Sales Co.

Highway No. 2 East, Minot, North Dakota. 4-1-c Garage Head Mechanic CANORA SCHOOL UNIT NO. 37 invites applications for garage mechanics for a position as HeadMechanic for Unit garage on a yearly salary basis. Must hold first Journeyman's certificate and take charge of 20 buses with repairs and supervision in the Town of Canora.

In applying, state age, qualifications, experience with references last employments, and salary' expected, to the undersigned. S. W. Gorchynski, Secretary-Treasurer, Canora School Unit No. 37, Canora, Saskatchewan, 3-27-C-S JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN FOR large industrial project.

Room and board in camp or re-embursement for room and board provided. Call Allan, Sask. 257-4184 collect. 3-28-c Exceptional Opportunity to join Canada's leader in the Engineered Lighting Industry. Experienced salesmen to call on stores, office and apartment uildings.

industries, schools, hospitals, motels, garages, etc. with our proven line of exclusive longer-life lighting products. Age 35- 65, car necessary. Above-average income on highest commissions paid every Wednesday on automatic yearround repeat business. Promotion to District Sales Supervisor within three months if you are the right man.

No technical knowledge required. Choice protected territory of Saskatoon and District must be filled immediately. For complete information write HiTest Corporation, 206 King West, Hamilton, Ontario, 3-25-c WANTED ACCOUNTANT TRAINEE Must have experience with payroll, payables and cost work. Please send detailed resume to P.O. Box 490 Flin Fion, Manitoba.

Salary will be commensurate with ability. 3-28-c ONE EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE Salesman wanted to complete our staff, opportunities unlimited, no restrictions. Call Metropolitan Real Estate at 343-2651 and ask for Fred Banman, Mgh. 3-27-C REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED G.M. PARTSMAN.

CAPABLE OF HANDLING COUNTER WORK BY VANCOUVER ISLAND CHEVROLETOLDSMOBILE DEALER. PENSION AND INSURANCE PLAN, ALSO M.S.A. AND OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN IN AN EXPANDING DEALERSHIP. STARTING WAGE $375 PER MONTH.

APPLY IN OWN HANDWRITING STATING AGE. MARITAL STATUS. EDUCATION EXPERIENCE AND REFERENCES AND A RECENT PHOTO IF POSSIBLE, AND STATE IF EMPLOYED AND WHEN AVAILABLE, TO PARTS MANAGER BOX 370, NANAIMO, B.C. 3-29-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) WANTED, FOREMAN FOR BASEment construction or curb and sidewalk construction in and around Saskatoon. To commence in about one month Phone 244-1558 for interview.

tf SHIFT ENGINEER Require a Third or Fourth Class Steam Engineer to work in the Engineering and Maintenance Departments. The successful candidate should have his Fourth Class papers and be capable of getting his Third Class papers in the near future. Good rate of pay. Permanent employment Excellent fringe benefits. Apply in writing, giving complete particulars to the Personnel Department, THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED Box 350, Saskatoon 3-27-c WANTED JOURNEYMAN BODYman.

Working conditions excellent, pay excellent, modern shop, modern equipment. Applicant must be able to paint. Vicker's Sales Tisdale. Sask. 4-1-c INTERESTED IN SALES? ARE YOU an organizer? How about a profitsharing plan that really works.

Minimum $1,000 per month. Reply 1002 Central Saskatoon. 343- 1934. 4-5-c TRADE SCHOOLS (MALE) 12a FOR AUTOMATION, INDUSTRIAL electronics communications. Radio TV.

Devry Technical Institute of Canada, Toronto. Write Box 384, Saskatoon. G. R. Teece, 244-8618.

xtt I.C.S. IS THE OLDEST. LARGEST correspondence school. Over 200 courses. Business, Industrial Engineering, Accounting Business Administration, Foremanship, Art, Electronics, TV.

Building Trades. One for you! Phone or write for free "Career International Correspondence Schools, 652-4222, Bob Carr, 49 Howell S'toon. xti FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANTed. Day work, One full-time, one part time. William's Restaurant, tf LADIES PER MONTH part-time.

$400 upwards full-time. Hours of own choice. 343-1934. tf EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANTed. Top wages paid.

Phone or write to Rose Dining Room. Rosetown. Box 1387. 882-2933. 3-29-c SHIRT FOLDER Top pay, good working conditions, holidays guaranteed, Phone Martinizing Cleaners, 343-5252 for appointment.

3-25-c WANTED BY LARGE RETAIL chain. Operator manageress for lunch counter. Wages, weekly drawings plus commission. Apply Box 110D Star-Phoenix. tf Experienced Waitress required, no late nights.

Apply in person to: The Del Restaurant 3-27-c 3-25-c 120 2nd Avenue, North 3-25-C EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTed, apply in person, Miami Restaurant 3-29-c ATTENTION LADIES OF SASKAtoon and northern Saskatchewan. Large earning plus real security. Sell Nutri-Metics and correlated products, Write 1002 Central Saskatoon 343-1934. tf FULLERETTES NEEDED IN SASKAtoon to service small areas. $2.50 hourly.

652-1057. 4-1-C STENOGRAPHER FOR LAW OFFICE. Salary according to experience. Apply: Box 111D, 3-25-c TYPIST OFFICE 25 MILES FROM Saskatoon, 2-bedroom fully modern apartment available. References required.

P.O. Box 1322, Saskatoon. 3-30-c SHERATON-CAVALIER MOTOR HOTEL requires experienced full and part-time waitresses for the coffee shop and dining room, Apply to 652-8292. tr ROSETOWN UNION HOSPITAL REquires Dietary Maids, with duties to commence on or around April 1, 1967. Apply stating qualifications and experience to Mr.

J. L. Fawcett, Administrator, Rosetown Union Hospital, Rosetown, Sask. 3-28-C 3-25-c Assistant Secretary-Treasurer The County, of Barrhead No. 11 invites applications for the position of Assistant Secretary-Treasurer.

Applicants are requested to state experience, education, age, marital status, salary, expected, references, date available, and other pertinent information. Applications will close 5:00 p.m. March 27, 1967. Salary range $5,500 $7,000. Housing could be made available.

ALLAN W. CHARLES SECRETARY-TREASURER, County of Barrhead No. 11, BARRHEAD, ALBERTA 3-25-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTed for coffee shop and licensed dining room. Wages $45 per week. Phone or apply in person, Holiday House Restaurant, 343-3232.

3-24-C WANTED PART TIME OR FULL time dressmaker. Experience necessary. Apply Fabres. 154 2nd Ave. Saskatoon.

Sask. 3-27-c DON'T READ THIS! UNLESS YOU want to earn. We offer opportunity for capable women to earn good income during convenient hours. Avon Cosmetics, valuable territories in and around Saskatoon. Phone 242- 6296 or write Avon Dist.

Mgr. 1031 Ave Saskatoon, Sask. 3-27-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTed. Apply in person to Park Cafe. 3-25-C-S PART TIME Waitresses required.

Apply in person to: THE DEL RESTAURANT 120 2nd No. 3-25-c NAME HOUSEWIVES If you have pleasing personality, neat appearance, like meeting people, if you need added income and have 3 4 free evenings or afternoons per week. Ph. 382-3904 for appointment for interview. 3-25-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES.

SHIFT preferred. Top wages. For appointment 242-7151. Barry Cafe. 3-29-c CAPABLE WOMAN FOR DISHES and cleaning.

Apply in person, Wallings Restaurant Ltd. 1418 Colllege Dr. 3-29-c ELDERLY WIDOWER. GOOD health, requires housekeeper, 60 yrs. or over.

Non-smoker, non-drinker, Matrimony if agreeable. State wages expected. Also snap. George A. Anderson, 1414 F.

North. Saskatoon. No phone calls. 3-25-p EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN required by professional couple. References.

374-3809. 3-27-p EXPERIENCED FEMALE CAKE decorator for wedding and birthday cakes. Capable of clerking if necessary. Box 116D, Star-Phoenix. 3-25-c WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE OPENing for hostess to serve tables in coffee shop Will train persons interested in this type of employment.

Apply in person to the Imperial Room, King George Hotel. 3-30-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. PLEASE apply in person. Penny's Grill. 3-27-c.