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Hurd went to Cdt, farmed there until 1936 when Drrb.it. rhiwen by lot moved Into Saskatoon where heifn (g for co-operation, had since resided, lie is ur-Bnrn(-lli(-a umfotm at weekly slicd by two aons. John. North pnra(r throughout the year, and Its Aft air 1 Jr ftao.ks tiof tn ih ru'ft ft lilt of Atvpit 9a9Uirtiin, trt Mi9( Aif i Ku( tmH l'M I lh I Av tl9fm Ait 49 5n 9 9 12 isyi 1) Haft ft fc 'J ft i ft 10 V' MiM ft ftA rn I o.T ju oo IMJftAOdO Asnurw woytv in (lift 1foAtiHft 12 VliH tCTt efficiency value to the corps. ConserrationLsl Dated at St-tkatoon, S.ikk thu 23rd day if May.

lljl. L. A. KREUTZWLISER, City Clerk. lrtAfft, NOTICE TO AH tb bnt fu'a'ft fftuly ly itatutnrv allot ami ft th fartuu)ji of valuation M-iuritiaa Haiti, 1 nv, irunt i 101I to lh untiai baloft Ihf fttfl Uay of Jane.

A ANDREW HAft'RIH Bart later anft Solictlof 3o Birhi flulft Rakaloon. KakaUhcftan Solicitor for Ihft Adminitraior .) ft Salary $.1,816 to (Depending upon qualifications and experience) Qualification B.S.W. Apply to: PERSONNEL DIRFCT0R, Calgary General Hospital, lalgary, Alberta. -1 In Ihft matter of the ratate of CroRCaE ELl.IOTT. late of th Utr of Sitakatoon, in the I'i ounce of Sa-katvheftan retired deccacd.

NOTICE TOCREDITORS AH claim ogatnat the above estat, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of ecurtty held, if any must be sent to the undersigned before the 0th dy of June, A D. 1959. TMSBERY BFNCE WALKER, 2m35 Birks Building, SHnkntoon, Sukatrewan. SolicUori for the Executors. 0-1-e y- i CITY OF SASKATOON PAYING ON EXISTING BASE a Notice of Intention to Construct Certain Local 1 Improvements and to Assess Cost of Same Upon Frontage Properties TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1.

The Council of the City of Saskatoon intends to construct the pavement on the streets indicated In the schedule below as a local improvement, and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is J3.650.00 of which $2,246.16 is to be paid by the City and the estimated special rates are shown in the schedule below. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual installments. 3.

Owners of the land abutting directly on the work who desire to petition against undertaking the work must do so on or before the 15th day of June, 1959. 4 'J Hay, and Edward, Saskatoon; and five daughters. Jeon, Regina; Ina. Saskatoon; Lois, Vancouver; Eva, Calgary; and Iris, in Scotland. Funeral service for Donald Chester French, 33, Lorebum district resident, who died recently as a result of injuries incurred in a traffic accident, was held in Lorcburn United Church and burial made in Loreburn cemetery with Park Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements.

Mr. French was bom in Lorebum. He enlisted in the Canadian Army in February, 1944, and served until June, 1946. He saw service in Canada, England and Europe. Mr.

French is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. French, Loreburh; two brothers, Floyd, Westbank, B.C. and Lowell, Edmonton; and two sisters, Mrs.

Rosemary Crooks, Lebret, and Mrs. Eleanor Seltenrich, Winfield B.C. Mrs. Francis Elizabeth Raw-son, 79, of Cando and former resident of Kelliher, died recently in St. Margarets hospital at Big-gar.

Funeral service conducted by the Rev. A. Shaw, Landis, was held at Crane Creek and burial made in Crane Creek cemetery. Mrs. Rawson was born in London, England, and came to Canada in 1907.

In 1921, she settled at Kelliher and lived there until 1955 when she moved to Cando to live with her daughter, Mrs R. McConnell. While at Kelliher, Mrs. Rawson was a member of the Anglican Church WA for 34 years and was librarian for the Homemakers Club for several years. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Georgia Meston Lestock, and Hilda, Mrs. McConnell, Cando. NOTICE BURSARIES Opportunities for Financial Assistance While Training in Physical and Occupational Therapy BURSARIES INCLUDE: (1) Living allowance for each academic year of $125 monthly or $175 if student has one or more dependents. (2) Payment of travelling expenses to the university and return to Saskatchewan, once only. (3) Payment of tuition fees.

(4) One book allowance of $25. (5) These bursaries are intended to provide undergraduate training leading to a diploma in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy or in combined Physical and Occupational Therapy. IN RETURN: The student agrees to work in the Province of Saskatchewan for a period of not less than three years, in a setting approved by the Department of Public Health, upon successful completion of training. QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: (1) Eighteen years of age upon admission to university. (2) Senior matriculation including standing in mathematics and sciences as approved by the university.

TRAINING CENTRES: Approved training centres include: University of Alberta, Edmonton, University of Toronto, Toronto, McGill University, Montreal, P.Q. APPLY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TO: The Secretary, Bursary Committee, Department of Public Health, Provincial Health Building, Regina. and bur.al made in the church cemetery with Park Tuneral Chapel tn barge of arrangement Mr. Bayda was fem in Alvena and received his education there H- served as a school trustee and village overseer. He is survived by his widow, Mary: one son.

Edward, Regina; three daughters, Mr. Alex Stecyk, Stoney Plains, Mr. M. Strahan. Cudwor.h; and Miss Mary, Toronto; his mother, Mrs.

Andrew-Bayda, Alvena; one brother, Pt-ier, Prince Albert; and three sisters. Mrs. Mary Prorak. Tor onto; Mrs. Victoria Swltyk, Saskatoon; and Mrs.

N. Cabryk, Alvena. Funeral service for Mrs. Psul-line Ledcno, 47, Bruno resident, who died suddenly at her home, was held recently in Watrous United Church and burial made In Watrous cemetery. Mrs.

Lcdene ie survived by two sons, Stanley and Kenneth, Calgary; one daughter, Frances, Mrs. Ray Streltenberg-er, Bruno; six brothers, Roman Sand, Osoyoos, B.C.; Arnold Sand, Kelowna, Joe Sand, Allis-ton, Edwin, Theodore and Nick Sand, Bruno; and five sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Kidd, Calgary; Mrs. Frank Weiman, Bruno; Mrs. Louis Hebig, Osoyoos, b.c.; Mrs.

Bob Hopkins, Alliston, B.C.; and Mrs. Earl Weimick, Pincher Creek, Alta. Math Stuckel, 83, Daylesford district retired farmer, died recently in Chilliwack, B.C. hospital after a long illness. Funeral service was held there.

Mr. Stuckel emigrated to the Daylesford district from Leaf Mountain, Minn, in 1907 and farmed there until he moved to Chilliwack in 1952. While at Daylesford he at one time raised mink and operated a dance pavilion on Lake Lenore. One of his hobbies was fruit growing. Mr.

Stuckel is survived by his widow, Agnes; five sons and six daughters. Mrs. Jane Gessell, 81, of 1212 Osier Street, and former resident of Delisle, died recently at Del isle. Funeral service conducted by the Rev. K.

Bergsagel was held in Park Funeral Chappl and burial made in Woodlawn cemetery. Mrs. Gessell was bom in Middlesex County, England, and emigrated to Canada in 1886. She was married in 1900 and she and her husband farmed in North Dakota before taking out a homestead near Delisle. In 1933 they moved to Waseca and six years ago retired to live in Saskatoon Mr.

Gessell died in 1947 and Mrs Gessell made her home in Del isle until two years ago when she returned to Skatoon. She is sur vived by four sons. Gilbert, Wind sor, Ont. and jhn, Leon and George, all of Saskatoon; one EfttimtUd spfrial rate 99 idth of per foot Roadway Frontajte Street Item To Total Cost 13.630 00 SAM MOCASSIN Cree Indian from the Cochin Reserve, north of North Battle-ford, is one of Saskatchewans leading conservationists. He recently held talks with provincial government officials, in Prince Albert, aimed at bringing about a high level of understanding and co-operation between government agencies and the provinces Indians in natural resource management.

1. Ontario Ave. 33) 34th Stieet 44' 0 342812 $3,650 00 Dated at Saskatoon, this 23rd day of May, 1959. L. A.

KREUTZWEISER, City Clerk. CITY OF SASKATOON NOTICE Or CLOSING OF A CERTAIN PUBLIC HIGHWAY IN THE SAID CITY Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Saskatoon intends, after the expirjtion of two weeks fioin the mailing of this nothe bv registeied mail to all prisons who are either registeied or assessed as owneis of the lands abutting upon tho lane proposed to be closed, to pass a bvlaw to close all that portion of the north and south lane lying south of the production of the southerly boundary of the east and west lane in Block Two (2), in the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, in the Dominion of Canada, according to ft plan of record in the Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Registration District as Plan No. G.180; And take notice that the said bylaw will be considered at a meeting of the said Council to be held on the 8th day of June, AD 2959 at 8 pm. when any person who claims that his land will be injuriously affected there-bv and petitions to be heard, wilt he given an opportunity to be heard bv himself or by his agent in relation to the proposed bylaw. Dated at Saskatoon this 21st day of May, A D.

1959. A KreuUweiser, City Clerk 0-1 -e RATES MM dim; MM Star-Phoentx Want Ad Rate Four Cents Per Word Per DV Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 10 Words Per Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Where 0 point or large tvpe Is desired by the advertiser the rate per woid is 8c per day Minimum count 10 words Figures in groups of five or less, doilar marks, initial letters, etc count as one word Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified tvpe the charge is 48c per line per day fo the 10 point line Where the use of box number is desired count as four words extra. If reolies are to be mailed to out-of-town points please add 10 cent to cover cost of postage Citv advertisers mut pick up box reolies at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix iumet no responsibility for error After the first Labor Official Addresses USA CHOICELAND Arthur Sterling, apprenticeship inspector and trades instructor with the provincial Department of Labor, Saskatoon, was guest speaker at the May meeting of the local Home and School Club held in the high school. Mr.

Sterling outlined the action being taken by the provincial and federal governments in devising a scheme to tra.n young people in a CITY OF SASKATOON mm LANE PAYING Notice of Intention to Construct Certain Local Improvements and to Assess Cost of Same Upon Frontage Properties TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the City of Saskatoon intends to construct the pavement on the lanes Indicated in the schedule below as a local improvement and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $4,550.00 of which $1,174.35 is to be paid by the City and the estimated special rate per foot frontage is $0.223146. The special assessment is to be paid in fifteen annual installments.

3. Owners of land abutting directly on the work who desire to petition against undertaking the work must do $0 on or before the 15th day of June, 1959. 50x140 At 259 3rd NOTICES 30. Marriages and Deaths, NOTICE or POLL Notice I hereby given that poll will be held for the purpose of electing a member of the Unit Board fop Subunit No. 5 in the Cupar School Unit No 28 of Cupfi.

Sasxatchewan, The poll ft ill be held on Frida June S. 159. from the hour of 12 30 noon to the nnur of 5 Oh pm Moun- Davhght T.me In the school ip following school dutneta. Berecford ts D. No.

ampheutow No. 2297 Doverlrv No JTi4 E-atvard SD No 147t F.cKd-te D. No mof it SD No L-7 Headlands Xn ftOJl Jtxmm No 8 SD No 1 Kei.her SD No 2234 IrroB No 23" 9 New Hn SD o. l7g pjsrle No. Vft Snaftnds No.

I CVrWwp J. L. E-n--d. Mft South eHp C4 Itrtet Kft. number of vocations.

He sa.d this plan had grown to such an extent; i daughter Irene Maidstone; and that a technical institute had been m.nki. saoo p.r inmiB opened at Moose Jaw. Un Te speaker said the courses i open were motor vehicle mam- WANT ADS ACCEPTED tPftfiJlCQ En4 refers. CarpPTltry, ft m. to pm.

Daily Monday sheet Bietal work, tad and TV r-dv for a em ftart ftds repft bncKIay n. gy of vr. Rev. E. Lanxess, Viscount ajweiLng, plumbirg, bartering and CLOSED ALL DAY' ssted by the Rev.

iil am Er beauty culture. SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS ten. itcouHt, ft as re in Au i r-v? tn vc Klara Lu'heran Church 5. INCURRED KNEE INJCRY liODAyS katoon burial mad in d- A t.

LN Vfrs K. Mr Da- is Ian. of tve local Ad formerly occupied by the Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office. Immediate Possession 1 Soul I)9 lL Nftrtfa South Un I ftarth Soyh Lo Bourdon tM Street Avenue mn4 12 to AvtntM B.X 2 P'a Q2 ir fttdft II HIP Ct Street lift 94 lilt Street t- ir4 9 ftsftfHrft f-ve-w STftt 0 Ufft Swert If rd ftp Apply General Manager The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix Lid. is a ra-e-: in a v.

Cecc j. tv ft Daed at Sk. NOTICE JO rr yrg 5AK AT fjl e- U1 ra -9 ft-' fv r.l? 5t We 04 tNft in th y-4 day May. L. A.

KRELTTZ EISER. Cerk. A' ft t'f't hCi 1 ft -1 a-- for a 14 T- f-v. -'41 F- tV IrA I fifftt -x-e s-m. M-sc1---! and Sakatt brsp al "-r twj Mrs.

Er Cr's-i a knee ir; -y i-curreJ in i-l Mrs. I -iir Cir'vm. Savka-'bere Mrs. L. Ce-n is s.b 4n r-g ler absenv..