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SSKATOON STAR inOEMX im Jl'NE Provincial Obituaries $635 Top Price In Wadena Sale 3nf I rif Jeff I TLA 1 highest price of the sale was a Hereford male. Aqua Hollow-Choice Dom, shown by Don Hor-koff, Kamsack. and bred hv C. T. Sutter, Redvers.

It sold for S620. to Al F'edorchuk of Hvas. Don Johnson. Burrows, was judge for the show and Blacklock, Saskatoon, auctioneer. Guest speaker at the banquet preceding the show was Dr.

C. Williams of the University of E. J. Putland and Sons, Churchbridge, took the grand and reserve in the Shorthorn males, both two-vear-olds. The grand champion, Shortlands Baron 4th, was sold to Glen Larson of Fosston for $440.

and the reserve. Shortlands Norseman Pride, was purchased bv Harold E. Hall, Wishart, for $300. The animal bringing second Saskatchewan. Saskatoon, who spoke on Where are we heading in beef breeding? He explained the type of animal that was demanded by the consumer, one that 'was not bxi fat but with an abundance of lean meat.

He said that the breeders were too concerned with breeding animals if their choice rather than making an attempt to satisfy the consumer demand. Harry Yeatman, 73. of Kel-vington; Born in England, he came to Canada 1997 and was a veteran of the First World War and a member of the Lintlaw branch of the Canadian Legion. Survived by one sister and one brother. Mrs.

Jessie Moore, 81, of 2019 1 orne Ave. and formerly of Leroy; Born in Illinois, she settled on a homestead in the Leroy district in 1908 and lived there until three years ago when she moved into Saskatoon. Was former secretary of Leroy School District. Survived by her husband and one son. 1 'I W'P yy.

be gloriously independent SECURITY AT 65 I' ir. -k a I ,1 -o. 4 44y m4: Presentation To Cadet IN VERM AY Cadet Sgt. Donald McDonald was presented with a wrist watch by A. B.

Ferrie, president of the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, when the Invermay Army Cadets held their inspection recently. McDonald was chosen best allround cadet for the year and also last year at Ottawa earned the right' to compete at Bisley, England. While overseas, he will also spend a few days in France. He is slated to leave here on June 26 and to return to Ottawa for the Dominion Rifle Association matches about Aug. 1.

Other presentations were made to Allan Bull, best first year cadet; Allan Franke, best second year cadet; and Larry Shinkew-ski, Orest Shinkewski and John Velitchka. best attendance. 1 Members of the inspection party included Capt. J. Stippa, Regina; Lt.

A. Ross, Yorkton; Mr. Ferrie, and J. I. Church, superintendent of the Canora school unit.

The cadets are sponsored by the Legion and are affiliated with the 53rd Field Regiment, RCA, Yorkton. Mrs. Maria Durksen, 00. of 121 Ave. north, and formerly of the Langham d-stnct; Born in she settled in the Langham district in 1925 and lived there until 1051 when she moved to Alberta.

She took up residence in Saskatoon nine month, ago. Survived by three 1 sons and three daughters. Ernest Claude Gunn, 67, of Battleford; Born in Almonte, Ont. he came west to the Are-i lee district in 1915 and in 1921 took up farming in the White Swan district south of Battle-! ford. Retired to Battleford about four years ago.

Was active in1 United Church mission field. Sur-! vived by his wife and one son. Samuel Charles Tucker, SO of i Asquith. Born in England, he settled in the Asquith district I about 60 years ago and had lived there since that time. Had I no known relatives surviving.

Walter Gustus Wagner, 70, of 1 Viscount; born in Leonard, N.D., he went to the Viscount district i in 1922 and operated a hardware I store until his retirement three 1 years ago. Survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters. Agree to Help Fair Board HUMBOLDT At the request of the local fair board, members of the Board of Trade at their recent meeting, agreed to close their establishments at 1 m. on Tuesday, July fi, the second day of the annual fair, to assist at the fair grounds, and to, if possible, enter floats in a parade to be held that afternoon. The boards trophy for the best window display during May was presented to the Co-op Hardware, whose display featured the Diamond Jubilee theme.

In other business, the board: Discussed the governments plan to re-route No. 20 highway north of here and referred the question to its highway committee for conference with the authorities of R.M. Humboldt on whether the diversion would start 32 miles north of here or at the eight-mile comer, the committee being instructed to report to a i later meeting. i Was advised by Mayor K. L.

Dust that, weather permitting, Main Street would be open to traffic soon, but that the hardtop would not be completed before the fair date, July 5. Was told by President M. Stryjek that more than 130 enquiries on trade and industrial possibilities here had been received as a follow-up to the publication of data in Trade and i Commerce Magazine. WADENA White Sand Britisher Misch. two-year-old bull bred by the Wegner Fibenezer.

won the grand champion Hereford award at the recent annual show and sale of purebred beef cattle sponsored by the Wadena and District Livestock Association. The animal sold for top price of the sale. $635. to Phil Parkin. Reserve champion Hereford, two-year-old Creekside Britisher Domino, was shown bv J.

S. Thompson and Sons, Theodore. This animal was sold to Jim Tra-quair, Dafoe, for $399. A downpour of rain the day prior to the sale, and rain again on sale day made conditions unpleasant for the sale and reduced the number of buyers. However, total netted from the 67 animals sold, was $19,976.

with Hereford males averaging Hereford females $229 and Shorthorn males, $288. Wegner Bros, also captured the grand championship Hereford fe-I male with White Sand Mischief Lady, a two-vear-old bred in their own herd, while J. Zbitniff, Buchanan, won the reserve with Good Lake June Standard, born in 1963. The grand champion was purchased by Don Kristjanson of Leslie for $399. and the reserve bv Art Mvsak, Punnichv, for $399.

Hereford Best In 4-1 1 Show KER ROBERT A Hereford, weighing 980 pounds, showm by Terry Russel of the Hoosier 4-H Beef Club, won the grand cham-1 pionship at the annual 4-H show and sale held here recently under the auspices of the Kerrohert and District Agricultural Society. Nine clubs competed, showing i 117 calves of which 96, not including the champion and grand champion, were sold at an average of 24 cents per pound. The other 21 animals were in the heifer class. The grand champion was sold to F. Brompton, Coleville livestock buyer, for 45 cents per pound.

The reserve champion, also a Hereford, which weighed 825 pounds, was shown by Cyrena Meier of the Luseland club and bought by Weiller and Williams of Saskatoon for 37 cents per pound. Judge for show was Glen Far-' rell of the University of Saskat-, chewan extension department, Saskatoon. A- M4 'v 4 fa vi "'Ph 'ft 49 pt Wi- Vi tt 4 A a plan by which you will safely and profitably accumulate for a retirement that is financially secure and gloriously independent. A plan that provides for you if you live and for your family if you do not live. Security at 05 is i'OUII llcst Buy By Far TOWERING over a Chihuahua owned by Mrs.

Sandra Thallen of Unionville, Out. is a Great Dane belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Vince Jensen of Regina. Both dogs appeared recently in the 49th annual Regina Dog Show.

Discussed Plans For Development ALLAN Development plans for this town, as prepared by the town planning branch of the Department of Municipal Affairs, were studied and discussed bv local residents at a public meeting held here recently under the sponsorship of the Allan and District Board of Trade. Stan Olszewski, village secretary, explained the plans and answered question, and Peter Kary, overseer, reviewed the town planning symposium he attended in Regina recently. DONATION TO HOSPITAL i SHEI.LBROOK Aat the re-1 cent official opening of the new I wing of the local Union s-! pital, Mrs. l.orna Evans, royal lady of the Order of the Royal Purple presented a $100 cheque i to Guy Adamson, chairman of the hospital board toward NES MANAGER DAVIDSON T. E.

Wake-man, Regina, manager of the National Employment Service office in Regina, has announced the appointment of Harvey Gust, Davidson, as the local NES representative. Although Mr. Gust will be chiefly concerned with farm employment needs, he will also assist in locating work for other types of employment. Ask About This Plan At ule ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA 120 2nd Avenue, North LONDON, A AO A Phone C52-0131 i of a childrens the furnishing ward. eaton Foodateria EATONS Quebec Avenue At 39th Street Saturday, June 12th BUTTER A- Reg.

61 Save 12c Sunglo and Primrose, Canada First Grade lb. 1 lb. with each 5.00 food purchase Wri liekiclUtJSinit Bedroom Suites Vale, tin Double dresser, mirror, four-drawer chest and panel bed. Walnut finish. Sale, suite Double dresser, mirror, four-drawer chest and bookcase bed.

1 OQ 00 Walnut finish. Sale, suite I tvUU Budget Charge Terms With NO DOWN PAYMENT Available Grapefruit Juice (tool Aid Drink Powder, Assorted Ham Sunny 48-oz. 311 00 10:49 -j-49 Red and Blue Brand Beef ROASTS Washers and Dryers 6 only, VIKING Wringer Washers with timer and pump. Regular 159.95. Sale, each 4 only, VIKING Square Tub Wringer Washers with timer and pump.

Regular 174.95. Sale, each 2 only, Beatty Wringer Washers with timer and pump. Regular 189.95. Sale, each 1 only, VIKING De Luxe Electric Dryer with temperature selection for all fabrics. Regular 219 95.

Sale 4 only, VIKING Dc Luxe Automatic Washers featuring 2-speed, push-button selection for all fabrics. Regular 289.95. Sale, each 5 only, VIKING Electric Dryers with temperature selector con- 4 A A rtA trol. Regular 159.95. Sale, each I f4UU Budget Charge Terms With NO DOWN PAYMENT Available Boys Cotton Shorts Sanforized combed cotton.

Plain colours tan or light blue, or smart plaid patterns. Adjustable waist tabs at the sides. Sizes 8 to 16. OQ Sale, pair faafeaw Boys Half Boxer Shorts Sanforized cotton, elastic back waist, extension tab waistband. Colours beige or charcoal.

4 QQ Sizes 8 to 14 years. Sale, pair I itv Boys Summer Casual Slacks Styled from 65' i. Polyester, 35 cotton wash wear fabrics. Slim, tapered style with belt loops, no cuffs. Colours light blue, light beige.

QQ Sizes 8 to 14. Sale, pair OiOw Little Boys Slacks Washable cotton twill, half boxer waist. Assorted plain colours. Sizes 3 to 6x. 4 OQ Sale, pair I ihv Boys Jac Shirts All cotton in smart vertical stripe patterns.

Jac shirt style can be worn tucked in or outside of the pants. Short sleeves, sizes 8 to 16. 1 QQ Sale, each I ww Little Boys Jeans Navy blue cotton denim, elastic back waist, extension tab waistband. 4 CQ Sizes 3-6x. Sale, pair I lb.

Round Steak Sirloin Tip Home Freezers Rump Roast Sirloin Steak 207.00 VIKING 17 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer. Sale, ea. 189.95 VIKING 15 Cu.

Ft. Chest Freezer. Sale, ea. lb. Boneless Beef Stew (Lean) 11, Used Refrigerators and Ranges 9 only, Refrigerators.

Sale, each 8 only, Refrigerators. Sale, each 3 only, Natural Gas Ranges. Sale, each 3 only, 30-Inch Fully Automatic Electric Ranges. Sale, each 3 only, 30-Inch Fully Automatic Electric Ranges. Sale, each Budget Charge Terms With NO DOWN PAYMENT Available 79.00 99.00 79.00 99.00 119.00 Floor Coverings Bananas 5 1 00 Oranges 31 99c Strawberries California pkts.

49c Barbecue, 20 lbs. Charcoal, Electric Starter 9xl2 Foamback Rugs Good quality tweed design with attached foam rubber undercushion, practical for family OQ QC room or cottage, five colours. Sale, ea. faOiww Linoleum Tiles Jaspe and spatter designs a rugged linoleum tile that will take plenty of wear. A good 7 variety of colours.

Sale, each I .39 27 Save 10.00! Barbecue has round 24 firepot with chrome plated grill. Ratchet lift for required heights, hood, spit and electric motor. Two side tables and two rubber covered wheels for easy moving. Regular 37.39. Sale U.h'.l I ll It.i-l! i Poultry or Lay Flat Wire For small fencings or sweet pea fence! WEEKEND CANDY TREATS CARAMEL SHERBETS Reg.

69c. AFTER DINNER MINTS Reg. Teapot 6-cup insulated earthenware teapot with tea cosy to keep tea hot. A Sale CrnHS Spun Aluminum Cooking Utensils For that extra pan around home or for the Summer cottage saucepans, double boilers, 6-cup percolators, deep fryers all at one low, economy price -j 89 Sale, each Freshly made in EATONS own candy kitchens. Chewy caramel in pastel-coloured sugar candy jackets.

IQa Special, lb. HOp 1.60 2.65 50-ft. rolls, 24 wide. Sale 50-ft. rolls, 36 wide.

Sale Exterior House Paint White only. For all your outside painting jobs such as fences, garage, cottage, etc. SI I 4k ft -T 1 1 9c. An ever-popular mint pink and white mint candy with melt-in-your-mouth goodness. Delicious anytime.

Special, lb. OO andy Counter, EATONS Main Floor, Dial 242-6631 .29 EATON'S Warehouse Quebec Avenue at Street, Dial 242-6651.