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RAWALPINDI (AP). Finance Minister Mohammad Shoaib says the Pakistani government is, considering, offers by Communist countries in East Europe to make substantial investments in Pakistan. TENDER for PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Sealed tender, for the above will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon Friday, Dec. 6 1963. Specifications may be obtained from W.

F. G. Cooke, south, business Saskatoon, assistant Sankatche- 105 wan, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. E. Wedge, Secretary-Treasurer, Saskatoon Public School Board, SASKATOON, Saskatchewan 11-19-c CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PRAIRIE FARM REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2.00 o'clock p.m., local Regina time, Thursday, December 12, 1963, for Project, the WATERTON construction of DAM St.

DRAINAGE TUNNEL. The work includes the construction of approximately 1,450 feet of drainage tunnel lined with steel liner plate of 77-inch diameter. and other miscellaneous structures, drains, earth excavation and embankment The work is located at the site of the Waterton Dam in Section 26-4-28-W4M near the town of Hillspring, Alberta. The following are the main items of work and the approximate quantities of each: (1) Common Excavation, 25,000 cu, yd. (2) Tunnel Construction, 1,450 lin.

ft. (3) Steel Sheeting. 3,700 lbs. Plans, specifications, instructions, and forms for bidding may be obtained from the undersigned at his office in Regina, Saskatchewan, upon the deposit of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) cash, or a certified cheque for the amount, payable to the Receiver General of Canada, which deposit will be redeemable upon the return of the plans and specifications in good order within one month after tenders have closed. Tenders will be considered unless made on the forms supplied, and in accordance with instructions supplied with the specifications.

Ten. must be accompanied by security in the amount and form specified in the Instructions. The lowest or any tender not neces. sarily accepted. By Order.

J. Watson, Chief Engineer, P.F.R.A.. 4th Floor Motherwell Regina, Saskatchewan. 11-19-c TENDER CUT KNIFE R.M. OFFICE CUT KNIFE, SASKATCHEWAN Sealed Tenders including all subtrades will be accepted by the under.

signed until 2.00 p.m, C.S.T. November 29. 1963. for the construction of a new office for the R.M. of Cut Knife.

Tenders will be marked on the outside "Tender for Cut Knife R.M. Office" and shall be accompanied by a marked cheque or bid bond in the amount of of the tender price. Plans, specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained from the Architects, Webster, Forrester, Scott Associates, 1120 Morgan Avenue, Saskatoon, 1245 Main Street, North Battleford, Sask. Copies of all subtrade bids shall be filed with the Architects not later than 2:00 p.m. C.S.T.

November 27. 1963. The lowest or any tender not neces-1 sarily accepted. Mr. H.

Riekman, Secretary, R.M. Cut Knife, CUT KNIFE, Saskatchewan. Architects, Webster, Forrester, Scott Associates, 1120 Morgan Avenue, Saskatoon, 1245 Main Street, North Battleford, Sask. 11-19-c TENDER Tenders are requested for the proposed Plans High School at Gravelbourg, Sask. may be seen at the Saskatoon and Regina Builders' Exchanges or may be obtained from the Architect at 611 9th Saskatoon.

Bids from sub-trades will be received two days before General Contracts close. Bids will close at the office of the Secretary, Gravelbourg School District No. 2244, at 5 p.m. C.S.T., Wednesday, December 1963. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

M. Desmond Paine, Architect. IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KENNEDY. OF SASKATOON. PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, DECEASED.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 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 December, A.D. 1963. WEDGE, McKERCHER, McKERCHER PURDY, Barristers and Solicitors, 304 MacMillan Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Solicitors for the Executors 11-19-C-8 BIRTHS THE SASKATOON STAR-PHOENIX will send free of charge a lovely "Baby Book" to the proud parents inserting birth notices. xtf DEATHS BRONKE AT VICTORIA, NOV. 14.

Mrs. Shirley Florence Bronke (nee Wood), aged 33. Survivors are her devoted husband Svend and daughter, Sharlene: her parents, Mrs, and Mrs. Wood; sisters: Mrs. Winifred Hutcheson and Mrs.

Dorothy Burt, (formerly at Sutherland) and brother, William and a sister Mrs. Edna Bailey at Sutherland; also brother Robert at Hardisty, Alta. Burial at Royal Oak, Victoria. 11-19-e IWANICHA THE DEATH OF Wasyl Iwanicha, age 80 years of 201 Hedley Street, occurred at his restdence on November 16. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, November 19 at 10.00 a.m.

from St. George's Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church and prayers will be offered on Monday at 8.00 p.m, in the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home. Surviving are: Four daughters: Mrs. Julia Krutko: Miss Eva Iwanicha; Mrs. Roy (Anne) Mitchell; and Mrs.

M. (Rose) Wilson, all of Saskatoon: five sons: Michael. John, William and Tommy in Saskatoon and Nick in Edmonton; 18 grandchildren and 2 great grandchudren; there is also sister Mrs. J. Kobarenka, in Poland.

Mr. Iwanicha was born in Austria and came to live in Saskatoon in 1911; he was employed by the Canadian Pacific until his retirement some fifteen years ago. Burial will be made in the Catholic Cemetery, ODSON JOHN, DIED SUDDENLY on Friday November 15, 1963, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. J. P.

Frostad. 99 Frostad Avenue, Grimsby, Ontario. Dear brother of Mrs. J. P.

(Eldrid), Frostad, Grimsby, Miss Borgbild Odson of Vancouver and Nils Odson of Staten Island. New York. Resting at the 11 Stonehouse-Whiteomb Funeral Home, Mountain Street, Grimsby, where funeral service will be held of Monday, November 13 at 2 p.m. Interment Grimsby, 11-19-cl PAGE TWENTY-THREE Car Industry Booming Business By CHARLES C. CAIN DETROIT (AP)-If you think things are booming in the auto business, you should see what is happening to its little brother, the model car industry.

More than 25 manufacturers across, the 40,000,000 U.S. of turned the miniature more scale cars last year. They are confident of exceeding that total this year. No Press Freedom Alleged MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (AP)There is no freedom of the press in Cuba, Bolivia and Paraguay, the Inter-American Press Association has been told. Other reports to the IAPA press freedom committee said such freedoms exist in Canada, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Trinidad-Tobago, Uruguay and Peru.

Rodolfo Junco de la Vega of Monterrey, Mexico, reported that in his country "there is freedom of the press but Junco said a government newsprint monopoly and government subsidies exist in Mex- Ico. REPORTS ON CUBA An exiled Cuban publisher, gio Carbo of La Prensa Libre in Havana, reported: "In Cuba there are neither newspapers nor newspaper men. Only bulletins for Fidel Castro and the Communists are published and all real newspaper men have left the country or been imprisoned or executed." Committee Chairman Jules Dubois of the Chicago Tribune said more than 400 newspaper editors and employees are prisoners in Cuba and other American countries. Dubois labelled Premier Castro public enemy No. 1 of the press in the Americas.

He told the committee: "We shall continue to utilize our arms of unfettered public opinion" in an effort to get the prisoners freed. Dubois added: "The only things we can offer for their freedom are our typewriters, our printing presses, our ink and our newsprint with which to expose and denounce the crime against the free press committed by Castro." North Rail Line Half Completed MONTREAL (CP) Canadian National Railways announced that construction of the Great Slave Lake railway line will be more than half completed by the end of 1963. A spokesman said construction on the line in the Northwest Territories will be 40 miles ahead of schedule by Dec. 31. The completed line will run 438 miles to lake communities from a point north of Edmonton.

The spokesman said construction now is past the village of High Level where a major planing mill is being built. A 000 hotel is scheduled to open before Christmas, Sawmills are under construction a few miles from High Level, Fair Sets Record PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Canadian trade fair closed here Saturday night with officials boasting a record 116,000 visitors for the six-day event. W. J. Millyard, Canada's consul here, said the attendance was six times what was expected.

Canadian trade officials said nearly the 110 companies that exhibited products ended the fair by acquiring a local representative or substantial accounts or both. At prices ranging from 29 cents to $20, the model car collector is able to choose from authentic copies of more than 400 different: models. The Industry Association of America estimated that adults make up about 40 per cent of" the automotive model builders. They generally prefer the cars which evoke nostalgic memories-the Model-T Ford, the Stutz Bearcat and the Stanley Steamer. In addition to U.S.

cars, there are models of various foreign lines, sports cars and antique cars. The boom in hobby model cars started about 15 years ago. The first models were wooden. Later came plastic kits which required a few hours of assembling and painting. COPY ASSEMBLY LINE Biggest of the manufacturers is AMT Corporation of suburban Troy, whose assembly line operation is just as intricate as any regular auto makers.

AMT, founded in 1948, had its beginnings in the back of grocery store. Today, it has a new 100,000 square foot, twostorey plant and 1,000 employees on a three-shift, seven-day week. AMT turned out more than 25,000,000 of its hobby cars last year. It carefully refrains from calling them toys. The company, which grossed more than $15,000,000 last year oh.

products that sell for between $1 and $2, figures that 90 per cent of its market are boys in the 12-to 16-age bracket. About 25 per cent of its output is in current models of Ford, Chrysler and General Motors cars, generally of the type which dealers give away as part of their sales campaign. The remainder is in older cars. AMT currently produces 93 models, ranging as far back as the 1927 Ford. RATES insertion.

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Where 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser for the complete advertisement, the rate per word is 8c per day. Minimum count 10 words. Figures in groups of five or less, dollar marks, initial letters, etc. count as one word. Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 57c per day for the 10 point line.

Where the use of a box number is desired, count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. City advertisers must pick-up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix assumes no responsibility for error after the first Friday for publication following day (except holidays). Deadline for cancellation of Want Ad 9:00 a.m.

day of publication Monday to Friday only. On days when the business office 18 closed, Want Ads for publication in our next issue may be left in the box In the front vestibule of the StarPhoenix office. Please be sure to leave your name, address, phone number and number of insertions desired. NOTICES Birth $1.50, Marriages and Death, In Memoriams, Engagements, Card of Thanks, rates $2.00 for insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each 20c per line. Semi-Displays Accepted up to 2 p.m.

Monday through Friday for following day's publication (except holidays) Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursday's Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Monday's Paper FRIDAY for Tuesday's Paper WANT AD PHONE 242-3141 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS The here AND HOLIDAYS officials SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA year 15.00 months 8.50 months 5.00 mouth 2.00 mail or letter carrier walks in Saskatoon year 28.00 To All Countries Outside Canada: year 21.00 months 12.00 months 7.00 month 3.00 By Carrier 1p Saskatoon and on Motor Delivery Route, 35 Cents Per Week. Back Copies by Mail. Minimum Charge 25 Cents SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith 1 SALE 11-18 "The missus will enjoy listening in on the 8-party phone lineand nobobdy butts into the news with a commercial!" -By Kate Osann 100 by WCA, Inc. T.AL. 1S.

At 11-18 "That means I cleaned up my room!" DEATHS (Continued) KORNUTA -THE PASSING OF NICK Kornuta in his 52nd year, beloved husband of Mrs. Margarete Kornuta of 2314 St. Andrews Avenue, Saskatoon, occurred on Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, November 19 at 10 a.m, from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Monsignor J.

Olynyk. Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Halyna and one son, Denys, at home; one brother, Mike of Vancouver, B.C.; and one uncle, Demetro in the U.S.A. The late Mr. Kornuta was born in the Ukraine and had resided in Saskatoon since coming to Canada in December, 1947. Prayers will be said from Park Funeral Chapel on Monday, November 18 at 8 p.m, Interment will take place in the family plot in the Roman Catholic section of Woodlawn Cemetery, Courtesy parking north of the chapel.

11-19-c McKEE -THE DEATH OF MRS. VERA Helen McKee, age 67 years, longtime resident of the Asquith district, occurred suddenly in Toronto on Nov. 17. The funeral service day and time pending. McKague's Funeral Home will be in charge.

Surviving are her husband, Hugh James MeKee: four daughters, Mrs. J. (Mona) Rousell, Mrs. A. (Della) Brooks and Mrs.

M. (Verna) Summach, all of Asquith and Miss Joyce McKee in Saskatoon: one son, Malcolm McKee of Saskatoon; 18 grand. children and three great-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. D. J.

Bowen, in California: four brothers, Roy Stinson of Saskatoon, Malcolm and Edgar Stinson of Gary, Indiana and Walter Stinson in Regina. Born in Manitoba, Mrs. McKee came to Sas. katchewan as a young woman and for a time, lived in the Colgate district. She moved to Asquith about 40 years ago and shortly after married Hugh James McKee, then made the home on the family farm until retiring to the town of Asquith about 1944.

Mrs. McKee was a very active member of the Asquith Baptist Church and was a life member of the Women's Missionary Society and was active in all community memorial affairs, donations In lieu of flowers to the Asquith Baptist Church will be sincerely appreciated. Burial will be made in the Asquith Cemetery. 11-19-c NEEDHAM THE PASSING OF Mrs. Jennie May Needham in her 78th year, beloved wife of Charles Austin Needham Ste.

14. 108 Fourth Avenue, north, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Friday. November 15, 1963, The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, November 19 at 2.30 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. Benson Summers.

Surviving are her husband: four daughters, Mrs. H. D. Mead (Edith) of Juneau, Alaska, Mrs. T.

W. Henry (Cynthia Alice) of Fort Saskatchewan, Mrs. A. E. Street (Dorothy Maxine) of Saskatoon and Mrs.

H. W. Johnson (Shirley Mabel) of Hudson Heights, Quebec; one son, Leonard Austin of Prince George, B.C.; one sister, Mrs. J. M.

Charlton of London, 13 Ruth grandchildren and three nieces. of London, Catherine Hyde Park, and Elizabeth of Portland, Oregon. The late Mrs. Needham was born in London Township, Ontario and had lived at Prince Albert, Sask. for five years before coming to Saskatoon in 1909.

Mrs. Needham was a member of Knox United Church Women's Circle and a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Shrine Club. The remains will be accompanied to London, Ont. where funeral services will be held on Saturday, November 23 at 2 p.m. from the Needham Funeral Chapel and interment will take place in the family plot in Woodlands Cemetery, London.

Courtesy staff parking north of the chapel, attendant. 11-19-c PENNER MRS. MARIA PENNER passed into the higher life at the City Hospital on Sunday, November 17, 1963 at 2.30 p.m, Mrs. Penner was 74 years of age. She is survived by her husband, John B.

Pen. ner toon; of 805 31st Street, west, Saskafour sons, Herbert J. of Winnipeg, Wilmot of Burnaby. B.C., John (Jack) of Saskatoon, Edward of Montreal, P.Q.; two daughters, Edna (Mrs. H.

Addison) of New Westminster, B.C, and Helena (Mrs. H. Lesser) of Hague, Sask. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Memorial service will be held at the Park 20 Funeral at 1.30 Chapel p.m.

on Wednesday, Nov. Interment will be made at the Hague Cemetery on the same north afternoon. Courtesy of the chapel, staff attendant. parking 11-19-c SHANNON THE DEATH OF w. Les Shannon, a native of Delisle: age of 171 Crocus Street, Ottawa, Ontario, occurred in Ottawa on October 14, 1963.

The cremated remains were committed on Saturday, November 16 at 2 p.m, in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery conducted by Rev. Prof. J. R. Fife.

Surviving are: His widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon; three sons: Fred. Bob and George; his mother. Mrs. May Shannon' of Winnipeg and one sister: Miss Edna Shannon of Winnipeg.

Mr. Shannon taught school in Saskatchewan before graduating from the University of Manitoba in 1948. He joined the staff of the Canadian Seed Growers Association 1949 and was appointed secretary in 1957 At the time of his death, he was president of the International Crop Improvement Association. 11-19-c SMITH THE DEATH OF MR. WILbert N.

Smith, age 74 years of 217 Main Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital on November 17, 1963. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, November 20 at 2 p.m. C.S.T. from McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Rev. M.

A. MacDonald. Surviving are: His loving wife, Minnie: two daughters: Mrs. L. D.

(Emily) Cameron of Dinamore and Mrs. K. A. (Lorraine) Orth of Glamis; one granddaughter, three grandsons and two great grandchildren; one brother, Earl, Guleph, Ontario. The late Mr.

Smith was born in Bel Fountain, Ontario in 1889. In 1909 he came west to Prince Albert and then to Bounty in 1916. He resided in the Bounty and Conquest districts until 1900 when he retired to make his home in Saskatoon. Burial will be made in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. FUNERALS CLACKSON THE FUNERAL SERvice of George Melvin Clackson, who died on November 13, was held from McKague's Funeral Home on Saturday, Nov.

16 at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev E. A. King. Burial was made in Woodlawn Cemetery, FUNERALS (Continued) FEHR THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Cornelius L. Fehr, who died on Nov.

13, was held from Bergthaler Mennonite Church on Sunday, Nov. 17 at 1 p.m., conducted by Rev. A. Buhler. Pallbearers were: Peter Fehr, Henry Fehr, Corney Fehr, Ross Cleveland, Richard Skelton, Julius Banman.

Interment was made in the Church Cemetery. The Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge. 11-19-c KAYFISH THE FUNERAL SERvice of the late Mrs. Lucy Kayfish, who died on November 14 was held from St. Henry's Roman Catholic Church, Leask, Sask.

on Saturday, November 16 at 10 a.m. (M.S.T.), conducted by Rev. Father St. Pierre. Pallbearers were: sons: Vincent Kayfish, Joseph Kayfish, Steve Kayfish, Charles Kayfish; sons-in-law: W.

Miller, L. Jupe. Westwood Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. 11-19-c IN MEMORIAM NORTH IN LOVING MEMORY OF Daniel North, who passed away Nov. 18, 1960.

From our happy home and circle, God has taken one we love, Borne away from sin and sorow, To a better home above. -Ever remembered by his wife, Ethel. 11-19-p FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Arnold Edwards, Donald W. Somers, 348 2nd So.

Telephone 244-5577. xtf McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. McKague R. McKague Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. xtt PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL PARKING SPACE AIR-CONDITIONED 311 3rd North Phone 244-2103 xti WESTWOOD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors, 20th Ave.

Ph. 653-3434, Rae J. Murdock, Mgr. xtf MARRIAGE LICENCES ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENCES. Quality Credit Jewellers.

House of Diamonds. 133 2nd Ave. north. xtf FLORISTS "MILLAR'S" FLORISTS AND GROWERS 214 21st East Phone 652-7722 Night 949-2792 xtf VICTORIA FLORISTS (MRS. A.

McAllister, Miss L. Gold) Daylight Theatre Building. Phone 242-3664, nursery phone 653-2533. xtf FRANK J. DOWDING FLORIST LTD.

Everything in floral needs 234 2nd south (opposite Tivoli Theatre). Phone 652-6272 Three lines. Nights and holidays 949-2750. 652- 4214, 949-5245 xtf MARRIOTT'S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Store 126 2nd ph 242-3300 Greenhouses 819 32 ph. 242-2107 xtt ANGUS G.

McTAVISH, FLORIST, member Florists Telegraph Delivery, 206 2nd north, phone 242-1345. Night phone 343-1574. xtf MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS -Red and black granite marble, imported bronze memorials. 901 20th west Phone 244-7445. xti EVENTIDE MEMORIAL STUDIOS, 23rd St.

Subway, telephone 242-2030. Personal and dignified service for cemetery monuments. xtf LOST AND FOUND LOST LADY'S GOLD WRIST WATCH on Friday in Eaton's. Reward. 242- 4558 after 6.

11-19-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 APPLIANCE MANAGER For Saskatchewan territory to represent Nationally known manufacturer. Applicant should live in Saskatoon and be free to cover territory systematically. Should own late model car. Travelling expenses and guaranteed draw. Bonus, pension, group insurance.

etc. Give security to the right man. Complete knowledge of appliance sales and merchandising necessary. Please reply in own handwriting, giving a complete resume of your experience qualifications with recent photograph. APPLY TO: BOX 1808 STAR-PHOENIX 11-19-c WANTED: LICENSED MECHANIC with diesel experience preferably.

Good wages if satisfactory. Water and sewer in town, IHC 21 garage bus. in Forestburg. Alta. Phone residence.

11-22-c OPPORTUNITY Recent promotions have necessitated a national FINANCE ORGANIZATION to seek a SALES REPRESENTATIVE for its local office. This position offers a career opportunity, attractive salary, numerous company benefits and unlimited advancement possibilities. Sales finance, banking or related experience an asset. PHONE 244-7986 for appointment with all inquiries neid in confidence. CANADIAN ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION LIMITED EQUIPMENT FINANCING DIVISION 11-19-cl Classified Phone 242-3141 MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) Sales Representative EXPERIENCED The Canadian manufacturer of "Scotch" Brand Tapes and related products offers sales employment to promote our nationally advertised and well established quality Pressure Sensitive Tape Products in Saskatoon and surrounding area calling on retail and industrial counts and related distributors.

This is a permanent position in our diversified product tion offering to an aggressive young salesman age 25-35 years, profitable return and promising future. complete high school education with additional academic and sales training courses sential, and successful record selling to retail supermarindustrial outlets will be especially preferred, The Company offers base salary plus extra compensation scheme, car supplied, and excellent group benefits. Please reply by letter giving complete resume of personal information and work experience to: Personnel Manager MINNESOTA MINING AND MANUFACTURING OF CANADA LIMITED P.O. Box 2757, London, Ontario working conditions excellent. Vickar Sales Tisdale, Sask.

11-19-c TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED. STEADY work Six and one half cents per mile. Plus loading and unloading allowances. Reply by mail only, stating age, experience, if now employed. if prepared to relocate.

Interior Motor Transport Station Calgary. 11-20-c FIVE AGGRESSIVE MEN WANTED between the ages of 28 and 40. Above-average income for right men and complete training program provided. Must be bondable, have nice personality. and must be financially sound.

Please give complete previous employment record for last eight years Box 349C Star-Phoenix. 11-20-c WANTED EXPERIENCED MECHanic for G.M. Garage. Wages good, WE NEED AN INTELLIGENT, AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN for WAREHOUSE, SHIPPING AND ORDER DESK DUTIES Preferably one who is interested in sales and able to meet the public, Apply Box 354C Star-Phoenix Giving age, education and references. 11-19-c MAN OVER 21 WITH CAR FOR DIRect sales work.

Box 358C Star-Phoenix. 11-22-c MAN WANTED TO SELL RAWLEIGH Products in Saskatoon. Good profit for hustler. Apply immediately between 4-6 p.m.. 129 Second north.

11-21-c WANTED: EXPERIENCED WAITER for licensed premises. Apply Outlook Hotel. 867-8636. 11-20-c HEAD GREENSKEEPER Applications are invited for the position of Head Greenskeeper for the Wascana Golf and Country Club. State previous experience, positions held, and salary expected.

Address replies to: The Secretary Manager, Wascana Country Club, P.O. Box 1425, Regina, Sask. 11-19-c SALES OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG man. 20-26. Experience not necessary.

Car essential, Phone 343-5737 for appointment. 11-22-c doctor EXCELLENT to locate in OPPORTUNITY the Village of FOR Pangman. Modern, fully staffed 10- bed hospital. House supplied and separate office facilities, Modern village situated near junction of two and 40 miles west of Weyburn. One highways, 60 miles south of Regina other doctor with hospital privileges situated in Ogema which is 15 miles further west.

This has always been an excellent location for a doctor and facilities are new and modern. Contact the of the Pangman Union Hospital at Pangman for any information required or inspect the area yourself. D. R. Armstrong, Pangman, 11-25-C DIESEL TRUCK DRIVER Large oil company requires fully experienced semi-trailer driver.

Minimum grade 11, 25 to 35 years of age. Excellent salary, fringe benefits, promotional opportunities. Top references required. APPLY: National Employment Office, Saskatoon. Order No.

5434. 11-20-cl WANTED CLEAN-CUT, AGGRESsive young butcher, capable of Managing Pre-Pack Meat Department, Write Craig Bros. North Battieford, Sask. 11-20-C LICENSED MECHANIC FOR CANAdian cars, one experienced mechanic for European cars. Excellent wages.

No others need apply. Box 366C Star-Phoenix. 11-21-C WANTED: YOUNG AGGRESSIVE ACcountant for Lethbridge Firm. Must be willing to work hard Good references necessary. Apply in own handwriting stating qualifications and remuneration expected.

Reply Box 1818 Star-Phoenix. 11-23-C LARGE INSURANCE INSPECTION Company requires part time help. Over 21 years of age, Grade 11 and some typing ability required. Ideal for University student with spare time. Paid on fee basis.

Apply P.O. Box 1213, Saskatoon. 11-23-c WANTED: MACHINISTS. WELDERS. Drillers.

Assembly Mechanics for Saskatoon Machine Manufacturer. Box 364C Star-Phoenix. 11-20-C DISTRICT SALES REPRESENTATIVE For Province of Saskatchewan Excellent opportunity in the mar. keting organization of an electronic component manufacturer. Responsibilities include sales and marketing assistance to electronic parts distributors.

Applicants should have previous experience in electronic component business. Preference will be given to candidates with university education and knowledge of electronics. Salary commensurate with qualifications and ability. Reply including resume to: BOX 1820 STAR-PHOENIX 11-20-c UNIVERSITY STUDENTS MAKE $2 per bour in any spare tine available Apply Box 370C, Star-Phoenix MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) YOUNG MAN TO DO VERIFICATION work in city. Must be of neat appearance, sales minded and have 8 good car Apply room 304 Central Chambers, Monday through Friday, 9 to 10 a.m, only.

11-20-c MAN WANTED FOR LOCAL PLANT. Must have mechanical and electronic experience. Excellent opportunity. Box 368C Star-Phoenix. 11-20-c TRADE SCHOOLS (Male) 12a BUILD A BIGGER PAY CHEQUE To Earn More Learn More Vocational training can help you to a successful career in today's demanding industries.

Age or education no barrier. HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA NOT NECESSARY Courses Available in ELECTRONICS, RADIO AND TELEVISION DRAFTING, REFRIGERATION DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND AUTO MECHANICS, PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL ART, AIR CONDITIONING, WELDING. EVENING DAY OR HOME COURSES Practical training shops in major cities across Canada. Placement service to assist graduates. For information without obligation PHONE 343-3240 write BOX 346C STAR-PHOENIX VOCATIONAL TRAINING Canada's Largest Private Vocational School System 11-19-c-5 FOR AUTOMATION, INDUSTRIAL electronics communication, radio and TV.

Write Devry Technical InstiR. Box 384, Saskatoon. Phone G. Teece, 242-6876. xtf WANT GET IN ELECTRONICS You can become well-paid specialist in Radio, TV Radar.

Automation. Computers. Day or Home Study Courses. Free booklet. Careers in Electronics.

Act now. RADIO COLLEGE OF CANADA Est. 1928 Box 363. Regina. Sask.

11-19-c-5 GET THE FACTS International Correspondence Schools 652-4222, Bob Carr. 49 Howell Saskatoon xti FEMALE HELP WANTED 1 BEAUTY COUNSELORS Offers part-time business opportunity for women Flexible hours. Chance of 5 advancement. Call 949-4625 from 9 to p.m. THE ROYAL BANK, 155 2ND requires a stenographer, shorthand essential.

Salary commensurate with experience. Minimum wage $200 per month. 11-19-c CHRISTMAS SELLING IN FULL swing with Avon. Begin at once to earn good income. Territories available, City Park.

West Side, and Grasswood district. Phone District 242-6296. m-12-15-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED full or part-time. Apply in person Elite Cafe. 11-20-C LAW OFFICE REQUIRES LEGAL stenographer.

Please apply National Employment Office F-3015. 11-21-c FORTY FIVE BED HOSPITAL REquires one Registered Laboratory Technician as soon as possible May consider a Certified Combined Technician with considerable experience to fill in until R.T is available. Also: One Certified Combined Technician to start January 1, 1964. Basic Salary for R.T. for Combined, $240.00.

Call back pay and consideration given for experience. Good personnel policies. Living accommodation available in resi- THE CENTRAL BUTTE UNION HOSPITAL requires the following staff members for employment starting December 16 or sooner, if possible. One combined course laboratory and X-ray technician and one C.S.L.T, registered technician. Accommodation is available in the nurses' residence, A good salary can be offered plus call back payments, four weeks holidays per year, generous sick leave and other benefits.

This hospital is located within few minutes drive of the site of the Qu'Appelle Dam at the proposed provincial park. A paved highway connects with Moose Jaw and daily bus service is in operation to Moose Jaw and Regina. APPLY BUSINESS MANAGER DOUG McGREGOR CENTRAL BUTTE UNION HOSPITAL CENTRAL BUTTE, SASK, DOM. HELP WANTED 13b HOUSEKEEPER TO WATCH CHILDren, Ages 3, 6, while mother works. 652-5883.

Pay $60 monthly. 852-0110. 11-22-c WANTED CAPABLE GIRL FOR housework. Sleep in. 652-8354 11-22-c HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN, WITH wages Phone 244-7282.

BABYSITTING 13c FOR BABYSITTING REQUIREMENTS call 404 25th Mrs. Anderson xti PLAY-A-WHILE DAY NURSERY Over Empire Meat For mothers. shoppers. 652-9677. 343-2320.

m-12-2-c BABYSITTER WANTED. FIVE DAYS week. Live in or out 242-8484. 11-19-p BABYSITTER, TO SIT IN WHILE mother 652-7967. Apply 414 Ave.

So. MALE SITS. WANTED FIRST CLASS CARPENTERING. Rumpus rooms, suites. cabinets.

343-0419 or 343-0177. xtf RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED MAN desires caretaking position for office building or block, Is capable of handling all small repairs, supervise staff and accept responsibility, reference, Phone 653-1428. 11-19-p FEMALE SITS. WANTED 15 RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY DEposition. Experienced.

Available immediately. 652-7278. 11-19-p WILL DO TYPING AT HOME. TYPE out evenings. 652-7041.

11-19-p WANTED: DAYWORK. HOMES AND office cleaning. Phone 242-4366 between 6-10 p.m. 11-20-P LADY WANTS DAY WORK. FLOORS, etc.

242-8026. 11-20-p HELP WTD. (Male-Female) 16 SECRETARY TREASURER Applications for the position of Secretary Treasurer of the Wilkie School Unit No 59 will be received by the undersigned up until 5 p.m. November 26th, 1963, The position requires a qualified secretary. Duties to commence January 15th, 1964.

Wilkie, is a modern community with a new hospital, public and high schools including a new auditorium gymnasium, Popuiation 1800. Please apply stating age, experience, qualifications, name of employer and salary expected to Mrs. J. L. Miller, Acting Secretary Treasurer, Wilkie School Unit No.

59, Wilkie Sask. COOK WANTED FOR FULL TIME IN small service station cafe. Apply Mrs. Peterson, Cud worth, Sask UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, SASKAtean, requires Registered Laboratory Technologist in the Department of Bacteriology Good personnel policies include 5 day. 40 hour week.

Salary range $285 to $345 per month. depending on qualifications and experience Apply to: Dr G. Dempster, Bacteriology Department HELP WTD. (Male-Female- 16 (Continued) COMBINED LAB AND X-RAY TECHnician required for 30-bed hospital to begin work Dec. 9th or anytime thereafter.

Thia is a two technician hospital Send references and salary expected with first application to the Secretary, Outlook Union Hospital, Outlook, Sask. 11-22-0 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Advantages of Public Service Commission employment: 3 weeks sick leave with pay; 3 weeks holiday; excellent superannuation scheme; group life 1 Ian; week for office employment, CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING: NOVEMBER 30, 1963. 8686 TWO ASSISTANT GIONAL MEDICAL HEALTH OFFICERS, North Battleford and Yorkton. Melville Health Regions. Without D.P.H, With D.P.H Graduation from an approved School of Medicine, preferably with Diploma from a recognized School of Public Health.

To assist the Regional Medical Health Officer in planning and directing a public health program in an organized health region, 8688 LAND PLANS EXAMINER I. Highways and Transportation, Surveys Branch, Regina Completion of Grade XII with courses in mathematics and preferably in drafting. To do some drafting, to make elementary survey calculations and to examine survey plans in connection with the registration of land 8694 PARENTAL CARE SUPERVISOR (MALE), Social Welfare, Embury House, Regina Grade XII and significant experience in conducting activities related to the needs of children under care; or Grade XI and specialized training in areas such as psychiatric or general nursing, and teaching. Shift work between 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m, is involved, C-406 LAND TITLES CLERK.

Attorney General, Land Titles Branch, Moose Jaw Grade XII with several years of clerical experience or Grade with considerable clerical experience preferably related to land titles instruments and procedures. Typing ability of 25 wpm. Candidates must write a qualifying examination. C-418 CLERK TYPIST Agr, Representative, Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. Complete Grade and related training in typing.

Ability to type 35 wpm. C-419 CLERK STENO II, Municipal Affairs, Local Improv, District, Hudson Bay, Sask. Complete Grade plus 2 years of related experience or Grade XI plus year of related experience or Grade XII with no experience. Ability to type 45 wpm and take shorthand at 100 wpm. For those positions with an education standard, candidates must be prepared to submit documentary proof of education within one week of the closing date, Unless otherwise stated commencing salary for these positions is at the minimum with automatic increases to the maximum.

For further information and application forms, apply to the Public Service Commission, Legislative Buildings, Regina, or the National Employment Service, Federal Building, Saskatoon. TRADES, PROFESSIONS 21 FOR PAINTING AND PAPERHANGing phone Upper 242-9174. 242-4355. xL! SAW SHARPENING Burnett's Key Shop, 136 1st S. Locks.

hydraulic door closers repaired. xtf TOM'S CEMENT SERVICE 242-3954. Driveways walks. floors. steps.

xtr HAL'S ELECTRIC SERVICE AND wiring our specialty 242-5142. xtt TIMBOW CONCRETE. ANY TYPE OF cement work. Foundations driveways, patios, etc 242-6497. xtt CHIMNEY REPAIRS Brick chimneys repaired or rebuilt.

Aluminum or stainless steel linings. Mid West Chimney Service. 653-1466. xti City Carpet Cleaning Co. Established 1918, 105 Avenue South Rugs Upholstery Reweaving.

242-2648. xtt CONCRETE CONTRACTING FREE estimates. Gilbert Martin. 242-4674. xtr PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, PLASter repairs.

Reasonable prices. Evenings phone C. Payne 653-2001. xtt CYLINDER HEADS exchange. remanufactured and welded.

Complete valve job and inserts, Cylin. der Head Supply 104 Ave south. 652-4151. xtt ADAMS PAINTING 244-4835 OR 343-6134. Interior, exterior xtf STUCCO.

WALKS, DRIVEWAYS. painting. steps. fencing. 653-0512.

xtt ODD JOBS 652-6983 HOUSEHOLD SERVICENTRE xtt PAINTING EXTERIOR AND INTER. for; small carpenter jobs. 242-8789. PROFESSIONAL ROOFER, WORK guaranteed. Special winter rates, 343- 6248.

11-22-a DIRT AND GARBAGE REMOVAL. Hagan. Phone 242-8556 or 242-8751. xtf BASEMENTS OLD AND NEW. EXpertly repaired or plastered.

Tom's Cement Service 242-3954 CARPENTRY REMODELLING. FURniture repaired Or made. Prices right. 242-8342 11-27-c COMPLETE LINE OF PAINT AND floor coverings Do It yourself OF give us 8 call for free estimate. Ideal Roofing 419 20th W.

652-2248. CHIMNEYS REPAIRED Cleaned, also basements. 242-2731. PAINTING, REPAIRING, WINTER rates Phone 652-6058 evenings. 11-27-P HYDRAULIC REPAIRS Jacks of all makes.

Pickup and deliver. 242-2731. 321 21st St. west 11-28-6 IDEAL ROOFING CO. 419 20TH west Experienced finishing.

Carpenter will build cupboards of any interior remodelling. 652-2248. m-12-16-0 PAINTING BY PROFESSIONALS. Fast, clean, reasonable. 343-0947 evenings, 11-25-p TEACHERS WANTED 23 HODGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL requires a teacher for home economics in grades 9 to 12 and literature and health In grades 9 and 10, duties to commence immediately Phone or write applications to Mr.

Ian W. Bonter Secretary-Treasurer, Herbert School Unit No. 23 HERBERT, Saskatchewan, PHONE 784-2433. 11-19-0 KINISTINO SCHOOL UNIT NO. 55 invites applications for the following position: Teacher for Home Economics, grades to 12, fo.

the Kinistino Composite School, Kinistino, Sask. Duties to commence January 6, 1964. Apply stating qualifications, exper ence and name of last Superintendent to Mrs. G. Rannie, Klaistino, Sask..