Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 23

I w' rm MHI i ini i riwyijii i "irl''Fmwniiri ihwii -ee--ev' FAC TWBXTT-TBlrt 5 S4SK4TOOX im-HOtMI, MOND T. DECEMBER OFF THE RECORD By Ed Reed Tleur Canadlcn JfotUe 3)edifU DE5IGN 319: Architect L. F. Gaucr, of Winnipeg, designed this three-bedroom, 1) worey house. The living room ceiling, which follows the roof line to a second floor balcony and to a glazed wall ef the master bedroom, provides an air of spaciousness.

Total floor area of the house is square feet while the exterior dimensions are 36 feet, two inches, by 24 feet, two inches. Working drawings for the plao day be obtained at minimum cost from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. eacoN riHi rum SACK LEFT Estimated On Toys in $85 Million Spent Canada During Year TENDERS ttltlti) TENDERS Iudtaa Affairs Branch Sealed tenders aadreed to the cr.ai Supervisor. Indian Affairs Bianch, Department of Citirenhio and Immigration, 35 CPB. Buudm.

Saskatoon. Sakatchen. wnl be receded unt.l 3 pnx S.T on January 8h 19tU for the a.teranon to the Onion L-tke C. of E. Indian Day School ai the Onion Lake Reserve.

Meadow Lake Indian Agency, Sasxatchew an Contractor shall tender in complete accordance with the drawings, specifications. and tendering documents supplied by the Department for tnat purpose. 1. N. J.

McLeod. Regional Superuser of Indian Agencies. 305 CPU. Building. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

J. W. Harvey. Superintendent, Meadow Lake Agency, Meadow Latte, Saskatchewan General instruction to the Tenders. Drawings.

Specifications are obtainable at the above offices upon deposit Of ten dollars $10 0G for each set of documents in the form of a certified cheque made pavsbie to the Recener General of Canada. This deposit will be refunded upon the return of the drawings and specifications in good condition to the point at which the drawings and specifications were purchased. within one month from date on which tenders cie To receive consideration, tenders must be submitted on the tender forms provided and must be accompanied by a certified cheque drawn on a chartered bank in Canada pavable to the Receiver General of Canada or a bid bond in an amount -equal to ten percent of the tender price or Bearer Bonds of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway Company and its constituent companies, as specified in the form of tenaer. The Department reserves the right to reiect any or al! tenders, and the lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. N.

J. McLeod. Regional Supervisor of Indian Agencies, 303 CPR. Building. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 12-23-c BIRTHS THE SASKATOON STAR-PHOENIX will send free of charge a lovely Baby Book to the proud parents inserting birth notices tf DEATHS DYCK THE PASSING OF PETER Isaac Dyck tn his 63th year, beloved husband of Mrs.

Maria Dyck of 615 1st Street, east. Saskatoon, occurred in a local on Friday, December 18. 1939 The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, December 23 at 2 m. from the Sheldon Mennomte Church, Hanley, conducted by Rev. F.

F. Epp. Surviving are his wife; five daughters, Mrs. J. Loewen (Helen of Waldheim, Mis.

J. Froese lElsie of Hanley, Mrs. A. Workenton (Lydia, and Mrs. Reimer i Melita) both of Saskatoon, and Mrs J.

Kroeger (Irene) of Calgary, five sons. Peter, Jacob, John and Henry, all of Hanley, and Albert of Saskatoon; two sisters, Mrs. A Rempel in Rus sia, and Mrs. A. Sawatskv of Saska toon; four brothers, Abraham in Russia.

Jacob of Hanley, Cornelius in California, and William in Ontario; and 26 grandchildren. The late Mr, Dyck was born In Russia and came to Canada 36 years ago, first settling at Rosthern and later moving to Hanley where he farmed until retiring to Saskatoon six years ago. Interment will take place in the familv plot in the Sheldon Mennomte Church Ceme tery. Paik Funeral Chapel is charge of arrangements. 12-22-c JORDAN THE PASSING OF DAVID Ralph Wardell Jordan in his 42nd year, beloved husband of Mrs Julia Kathleen (Judv Jordan of 2434 William ve Saskatoon, occurred suddenly on Saturday, December 19, 1959 The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, December 23 at 2 pm from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Mr.

J. A. Gendron. Surviving are his wife; one son, David Robert Gary at home; two sisters, Mrs. Margery Land of Saskatoon, and Miss Frances M.

Jordan of Prince Albert. The late Mr. Jordan was born in Lamona, Iowa, USA, and had resided in Sas- katoon for tne past 22 years. He was the manager of Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd and a member of the E. No.

12 Saskatoon. Interment xx ill take place in the familv plot in Woodlawn Cemetery Courtesv parking north of the chapel, ataff attendant. 12-22-c PETERS THE DEATH OF AARON Peters, age 79 years, of 23 Mount Royal Court, occurred in a local hospital on December 20. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, December 22 at 3 m. from Mc-Kagues Funeral Home, conducted by Captain John Horton Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Agatha Peters; five daughters, Mrs. (Mabel Kimbcr-lev, Winnipeg; Miss Rosella Peters, Regina, Mrs. Evehn Woodvme. Saskatoon, Mrs Gordon (Elizabeth Weeks, Meadow Lake, Miss Elenora Peters, Edmonton; one son, Edward, of Mayerthorpe, Alta 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; also two sisters. Mis.

Katherine Hendricks, Saskatoon and Mrs, Aaron Jansen of Dalmeny. Mr. Peters came to Dalmeny in 1900 and lived there until 1919 when he came to Saskatoon; he went to Winnipeg in 1952 and came back to Saskatoon last August. Burial will be made Woodlawn Cemetery. 12-22-c STEWART THE DEATH OF JOHN A.

Stewart, age 81 years of Elstow, Sask occurred in a local hospital on December 19, 1959. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, December 22 at 2 p.m from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev A. Moffatt. Suiviving are his wife. Vida Jean Stewart; one daughter, Mrs.

H. D. Jackson (Margaret, Aberdeen, four grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his son, Dr. N.

A. Stewart of Davidson in 1930. The late Mr. Stewart was born in Glenallan, Ontario He received his education at Stratford, Ontario and graduated from the Ottawa Normal School He taught school Waterloo Countv for several years prior to coming west to make his home in Elstow 52 veats ago. Establishing a general store in Elstow.

he soon went mto the hardware business and became repiesent-athe for the I C. agency in the area Mr Stewart was a past master of Elstow Lodge No 147 A F. and A.M. and was a member of the Lodge of Peifection. He was a member of the I.OOF Lodge at Elstow an active member of the Elstow United Church Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery at Saskatoon 12-22-c I hardly like to waste that nature has FEMALE HELP WANTED (Continued) WANTED FOR ATROUS UNION Hospital 2 registered nurses.

Salaries and benefits as recommended by R.N A Separate res. donee recently opened. Address applications to the Secretary Manager, 12-22-c 1 REG. OR GRADUATE NURSE wanted Dec. 20 or as soon thereafter as possible Starting salary $280 Eer month.

Write or phone collect to or matron Kelvington Union Hospital Kelvington. Sask 12-23-c LOCAL BANK REQUIRES STENO-grapher or typist, al6o teller oi machine operator Phone D1 3-1635. 8 30 am. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday 12-22-c EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER To handle accounts receivable, payable, svnoptic general ledger, able to take charge of department.

Permanent, employee benefits Only pei sons with experience need apply. Salaiy commensurate with ability. Apply only in writing, giving full personal details and experience to WRIGHT ELECTRIC LTD. 218 2ND AVE, SASKATOON Interview will be arranged after application received. 12-23-c DOM.

HELP WANTED 13b LADY TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK and baby sit with three-month-old babv. for teacher. Five-day week Sleep out. $3 day. Phone Dl.

3-7577 12-22-c BABYSITTING 13c BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE. CALL Telephone Answering Centre. OL 2-1155 X-12-12-C WANTED BABY SITTER FOR 2 PRE-school child! en. OL.2-4792 after 6. 12-22-c MALE SITS.

WANTED 14 FIRST CLASS CARPENTER AVA1L-abi by hour or loh. CH 2-4964. xtf YOUNG EX-SERVICEMAN WITH CAR desire full time employment Little experience with civilian work but willing to learn. Box 410. Lloydmin-ster Sask 12-24-p IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN Who is university trained in accounting, advertising or sale call DI 3-8375 12-24-p FEMALE SITS.

WANTED 15 NEED EMPLOYMENT. WILL WORK Christmas day. Box 274D Star-Phoe-nix 12-22-p HELP WTD. (Male-Female) 1 GRADUATE PHARMACIST REQUIRED for large accredited hospital 40-hour week excellent woiking condition, all employee benefits, salary range Reply stating age and experience to Peisonnel Manager, Royal Alexandra Hospital Edmonton. 12-22-c REGISTERED LABORATORY TECH-nician required immediately.

Salarv open dependent on experience and qualifications. Apply to: Director of Laboratory, Brandon General Hospital Box 280. Brandon, Man. 12-22-c-s TRADES, PROFESSIONS 21 FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NELDS Phone 3 8c Electric. CH 4-5471.

tf INTERIOR PAINTING AND CARPEN-ter work repairs. Phone DI 3-6355 xti FREE ESTIMATES, QUALIFIED worltmanhjp. Gilbert and Martin Concrete Contractors. 8 CH 2-4674. tf City Carpet Cleaning stabltshed 1918, 105 Avenue Co.

south, upholstery. Phone Established Saskatoon. CH 2-2648. Rugs BASEMENT WALLS AND FLOORS Expertly repaired and plastered Toms Cement Service CH 2-3054 X-11-26-60-C Oil Burners Repairs Expert service Rales Phona after 6 pm OL 2-4970. 1610 Ave N.

-9-20-60 PAPERHANGING PAINTING. PLAS ter repairs Low rates C. Payne. Phone evenings DI 3-6867. X-22-60-C PAINTING.

DECORATING, ODORLESS Rc xatnnmg Particular work for the particular customer. Qualified tradesmen. Quality decorators. WI 9-7150 X-6-16-C JUBILEE CLEANER, CHESTERFIELD and chair $9 50 rugs 8c sq. ft Satisfaction or money back.

CH 2-0711. tf WE REMOVE SNOW FROM DRIVE-ways and parking lots. Ph. CH 2-3517 X-4-13-C FOR PAINTING AND PAPERHANG- ing phone Upper CH 2-9174. xtl BASEMENT FLOORS, WALLS BUILT or repaired.

Phone DI 3-2414. x-2-9-60-0 12 Hospital Administrator required to commence duties as soon as possible in modern 74-bed genera hospital, located 20 mites north of Winnipeg. Forward applications, giving qualifications, experience and salary desired, to Chairman of the Board, SELKIRK GENERAL HOSPITAL SELKIRK, MANITOBA 12-24-c SALES REPRESENTATIVE WANTED by old established nianufactuier for the Piovmce of Saskatchewan To call on furniture dealers. Must be experienced producer Send picture and full details of experience Box lbJ4 Star-Phoenix 12-22-c MECHANICS Fully quaiuied, required by Saskatoon tord-Edbel-Monarcd distributor. immediate employment Permanent it satisfactory.

Employee Deneiits. Apply in person to Mr Marsnaii, bervice Manager Dominion Motor Co. comer 3rd Avenue and 19lb Street, Saskatoon. ti BUILDING SUPERVISOR Applications are requested for the posi tion of building supervisor for new schools In the West Genual Unit Zone of Saskatchewan. Applicants should have a good knowledge of building construction and mechanical trades Write stating experience and salary expected to the secretary West Central Unit Zone Committee of Saskatchewan.

Box 819, Kindersiey, Sask before Jan 14. I960. 12-26-c TRADE ASSOCIATION REQUIRES field representative for northern Saskatchewan. Saskatoon headquarters Some knowledge of automotive and petroleum business valuable but not essential. Good education bondable, good organizer, own late model car and be willing to travel Excellent opportunity for right person willing to work Apply Box 1633 Star-Phoe-nix with full particulars.

12-28-c SASKATCHEWAN POWER CORPORATION require MATERIALS CATALOGUING CLERK for Regina DUTIES: To be responsible for cataloguing and classifying all ma-teuals, supplies and parts used by the Coiporation for the construction and maintenance of gas and electrical systems. Must have complete Grade 12 technical education or equivalent with a minimum of three years experience to gun knowledge of equipment, material and supplies used by a gas and electric utility. Salary $279 to $340 depending on the qualifications and experience. Apply to Employment Department, 2220 11th Avenue, Legma, Saskatchewan. 12-22-c WANTED IMMEDIATELYONE BODY man, two mechanics, one parUman.

Must be fully experienced prefeiably with G.M. garage. Gioup msuiance benefits. Top salary, year around employment. For further particulars contact Bob Nelson Phone JU6-3344 or write Box 1659 Cranbrook, C.

Only those fully experienced need apply. 12-22-c APPLICATIONS, ADDRESSED TO the undersigned, are invited for the osition of secretary-treasurer of the of Wiliner No 253 at Davidson. Only persons holding Class A certificate of qualification need apply, stating salary expected and giving full particulars of experience with references. Retiring secretary owns house which will be for sale Town is situated on hard surface highway within 95 miles of Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon. Water and sewerage installation expected to be un-dei taken in 1960.

Closing date for applications Dec 28 Personal inquiries invited. G. grave, Secretary-Treasurer, Davidson Sask 12-24-c ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SUPERVISOR requued for the accounting department of a wholesale oigamzation. We have an excellent opportunity for an aggiessive young man interested furtheiing his accounting career. This position offers a golden pht promotional opportunity.

Applicants must have high school education, a business coui se, plus from one to three years accounting expeiience. Full scale of employee benefits. Salary range Apply to PERSONAL DEPARTMENT, FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES 211 AVE D. NORTH, SASKATOON. SASK.

CH 2-3161, Monday through Friday for appointments before 5 pm. 12-23-c TRADE SCHOOLS (Male) 12a FOR AUTOMATION. INDUSTRIAL electronics communication, radio and TV Writ Devry Technical Institute, Box 384 Saskatoon. Phone G. Tecce CH 2-6376.

xtf ENROLL NOW TELEVISION ELECTRONICS Train under our modern teaching methods developed from over 40 years of successful experience. Canadas Largest Training School System. TELEVISION ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE LTD. 2506 Paul Cres Saskatoon CH 4-2428 anytime. Out-of-town inquiries invited Graduates Awarded Diploma 12-22-c-i FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 JR.

CLERK REQUIRED With grade 12 or equivalent education plus business ti dining or experience. Age range 18-21 ysars. Salary range per hour, with excellent promotion opportunities. Employee benefits include group and medical insurance and superannuation. Apply: SASKATOON CO-OP CENTRE Administration Office 4th Ave.

and 22nd Street, 12-23-c RN REQUIRED FOR 33-BED HOS-pital. Basic salary $275. 40-hour week 3 weeks vacation and ail sta tutory holidays Fully modern town on 2 railways and 2 highways. Close to summer resorts Appjy matron Balcarres Union Hospital. Balcarres.

Sask 12-22-c LADIES WEAR SALES GIRL RE-quired. Part or full time. Appiv Fashion Fur Co. tf WANTED GENERAL DUTY NVPES and also a combined Lab X-Ray technician Salary accord.ng to A. salary schedule and C.

LXT schedule Apply to the matron. Ben- fougb Union Hospital, Bengough ask. l-i -e STENOGRAPHER Capable of taking charge of a small office, looking foi a pei-mment position, is required a local general mourance office. iTop wages to the ngnt party. APPLY TO NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 3221 22-23-c MALE HELP ANTED Catinu4 DEATHS Coatiaoe4 KORCHINKI THE DEATH OF MlK Korcmiusi.

see 60 ars of Iiu-ia, occurred in a dasn-atoon hos-puj on December 20 Tue funeral serice wiil be hed on Tuesday. Dec-ember 23 from Iluna Ukrainian Greek Catr.ohc Churcn. Players were sid in the chapel of tne Saskatoon funeral Horne Sunday evening December frj at 6 20 Surviving are his widow two brothers. Jonn and leo of Hubbard. Sak two sisters.

Mr. Theo Hatvk oi foam Lake and Mrs John Machuck of Hubbard. 5ak Born In the Ukraine. Mr. Kor-chinski came to Saskatchewan settling in the Hubbard district 55 ears ago Interment will be made in the Ituna Ukrainian Greek Catholic plot 12-21-c SAMPSON THE PASSING OF Charles Williams Samoson in his 100th year of the Patncia Hotel, Sa saloon, occurs ed in a local hospital on Sundav.

December 20 1959 The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, December 22 at 2 pm from Park funeral Chapel, conducted bv Rev. AGS. Eaworthy. Interment will take place in the family plot tn Woodlawn Cemetery. Courtesv parking north of the chapel, staff attendant.

Flowers are gratefully declined 12-22-c FUNERALS ARNTSEN THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Chailes William Amtsen, who died on December 16, 1959. was held from the Beechy United Church on December 19 at 10 a.m conducted bv Rev. R. Hadcock erf Kyle, and Mr. R.

Morrison of Saskatoon. Pallbearers were N. Esson, M. D. Gray, G.

Ringrose, F. Odermatt, C. Ring-rose. H. W.

Hunter. Interment took place in the family plot Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Park Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements. 12-22-c DITTMER THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mis Mildred Lorraine Dittmer, who died on December 16, 1959, was held from Pleasant Point Mennomte Church on December 19 at 2 pm, conducted by Rev R. Nagus.

Pall bearers were Vernon Hockanaon, Lloyd Evans, F. W. Mulicke, A. Muhcke, G. Dittmer, V.

Dittmer. Interment took place in the family plot in the Pleasant Point Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangement. 12-22-c ELSTOW LODGE NO. 147 A and A ELSTOW, SASK.

All Masons are urged to attend the funeral service for our late W. Bro. John A. Stewart, to be held on Tuesday afternoon, December 22 at 2 oclock the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. The brethren will please meet at the chapel at 1 3( m.

Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, B. V. WIENS, WM. 12-22-c YOUNG THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF Mrs. Edith Mary Elizabeth Young who died on December 16, 1959.

was held from Grace United Church on Saturday, December 19 at 1 30 p.m., conducted by Rev. Lloyd Agnew. Pallbearers were F. H. Chapman, Ken Hicks Roy Ruemper, Ted Randall, Frank Irvine, Rex Tickner.

Members of the Womens Missionary Society the Women's Association, the U. and the Order of the feast-ern Star were present at the service. Interment took place in Woodlawn Ccmelerv. The Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. 12-22-c IN MEMORIAM CAMPBELL IN EVER LOVING MEM-ory of my dear mother.

Mrs. Annie Campbell, who passed away Dec. 21, 1955 Often a lonely heartache, many a silent tear. But always a beautiful memory Of a mother, we loved so deal. Sadly missed and always remem-bered by her daughter, Jean.

12-22-p When angels call from Halls of Gold And mto the arms of Time, a loved one folds And you must walk the earth alone, One thought remain THE MEMORY STONE. EVENTIDE MEMORIAL STUDIOS 23rd Street Subway Saskatoon Telephone CH 2-2030 Personal and Dignified Service for Cemetery Monuments xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS Park F'uneral Chapel Ltd. COLDSTREAM AIR CONDITIONED Man.se) Binkley Jack M. Binkley William Pearson Rae Murdock 311 3rd north. Phone CH 2-1241 xtl SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

A. Edwards, W. Arnold Edwards Donald W. Somers 348 2nd So Telephone CH 4-5577 xtl McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME HARRY McKAGUE M. McKague McKfue Phone CH 2-3131 300 3rd Bo xtf MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENCES Quality Credit Jewellers.

House oi Diamonds 133 2nd Ave. north. Xtf PLEASE ALLOW 8 FULL DAYS TO obtain marriage licence. Staceys Jewellers One location only at the pedestal clock 102 2nd Saska- tc toon's best diamond value Astra-Gio xii FLORISTS MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 21t Street, east Phone Day CH 4-7777-Night CH 2-2033 YOUR PERSONAL fLORiSTS Cut Floweis, Wedding Bouquets, Funeral Tributes xtf FRANK J. DOWDING S.

FLOR-lst. Everything In floral needs. One 317 21st east. One CH 2-3664. Nursery phone WI xtf Angus G.

McTavish For Al) Your Mowers 206 2nd Ave. N. Phone CH.2-134S Night phone DI 3-1574 X-U-6-60-C MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS Red and Black granite Marble imported Bronze memorials 901 2uth west Phone CH 4-7445. xtl ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE ME mortals by Western eGranite Mar bia 2nd CH 4-535 xtf LOST AND FOUND LOST LADY'S WRIST WATCH, BE tween 2nd and 3rd Ave. CH 2-81o6 12-23-p LOST: SCOTCH COLLIE, BLACK and white, purebred, vear-old.

wearing collar and red leah Answeis to Nipper, Contact WI. 9-2322 or CH 4-2522 12-24-c LOST FROM 3RD STREET, EAST. Friday afternoon, gmaii old. black female dog wearing harness and li-cence, number 7.27, WI 9-7579 12-23-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 APPLICATION WILL BE RECEIVED for experienced man to overhaul road building equipment. Opportunity is aailable to become operating foreman of road crew.

Applications stating age, experience, marital status and wagp expected to be receded bv toe undersigned before January 1 I960. L. C. Miller. Sec -Treat.

of Pleasant Valley No, 288 McGee Sark. 12-23-c -Wv iB your time, Madam seeing beaten me to it! TRADES, PROFESSIONS 21 (Centtneed) CEMENT WORK, BUILDING REPAIRS and remodelling Phone CH2-419U. Larry Plante Contractor. tl WE FIX ALL TYPES OF WASHING machine wringer. Phone us first Fernet Appliances Ltd Canada Bldg.

CH 2-2062. FOR ALL YOUR GENERAL REPAIR phone OL 2-1720. tf MID-W EST CHIMNEY I Chimney repairs. Phone DI. 3-2332.

KITCHEN CABINETS AND rURM ture made to specif lealions- DI 3-8758 or DI 3-7278. 12-23-0 HAL'S ELECTRIC SERVICE OUR specialty. CH.2-5142. Lhrutma wiring done 12-24- ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER. Arthur Rose clean rug upholder quicklv, satisfactorily tn your home.

CH. 4-6108 TEACHERS WANTED 2J DAVIDSON TOWN SCHOOL Application are Invited for the following two appointment at the Davidson Town School, with dutiea commencing oa January 4. 1980: Grade VIII teacher enrollment 33. Grade VII teacher enrollment 36 Salary schedule 82.600 6.500. Application should be addressed to the undersigned stating age, certification and experience together with name of last supenntandenL E.

J. Faulkner, Secretary-Treasurer, Davidson School Unit Davidson. Sask. WANTED FOR WAPELLA TOWN school, teacher to teach grades 4 and 5. Enrol.

28. Duties te commence Jan. 4 i 960. Apply stating qualifications and the name of your last Supt. to J.

W. Renwick. Secretary, treasurer, Moosomin School Unit No. 9 Moosomin Sask. 12-23-e YORKTON SCHOOL UNIT NO.

38 Invites applications for the folJw-ing teaching position, duties commencing January 4, i960. Churchbridge Public School, gradea three and four. Apply stating reference, experience and namt of last superintendent to: Secretary-Treasurer, Yorkloa School Unit No. 36, Yorkton, Sask. 13-28-g APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR grade 1 teacher on the C.

Separ ate School staff Duties to commence on Jan. 4, 1960. Salaries $2,600 to $5 950. Apply to Himsl, Supt, Moose Jaw Roman Catholic Separate School District No. 22.

St, Marv's School Moose Jaw, Sask. 1-4-0 WILLOW BUNCH SCHOOL UNIT NO. 4 Requlries Teacher for Willow Bunch 16-Roomed School-Certificate Professional desired but not less than Standard: teach High School Mathematics or Science, other subjects bv arrangement with Principal. C. bilingual preferred but not essential.

Duties commence January 4 or as aoon as possible. $5,0 Salary: Class II to $3,000 te $6 600, accoiding to certificate and experience. Applicants give full paiticulars ana name of last Superintendent to. R. Leigh, Secretary-Tieasurer, Rockglen, Sask.

PERSONAL 24 THE ELITE BLUE BOOM FOB WED. ding receptions or banquets. Phone CH 4 4201 tf BRIDES. BRIDFSMAID8 for the largest selection of beautt-ful wedding gowns, formal and ail acceasones, visit the privacy of tits mezzanine floor at the HOLLYWOOD FURS LADIES' WEAR 129 Second Avenue North Beauty Counselor Information. Phone CH 2-2555 Mrs.

Ida Holmlund. x-4-l-S0-e EXHIBITION TV AND RADIO SERV-Ica. Dav and night. Phona DI3-54i3. tf HAVE YOUR WATCH ELECTRONI CS I lv timed and expertly lepaired at Biack'a lewellera 253 2nd Ave.

south issuers of blarrtaga Licences. x-4-25-60-0 Trusses, Surgical Supports Elastic hosiery icr ladies nr man. Fitted by experienced fitters. PINDER 8 RUG STORE 21st and 2nd 6. Cor xtl WHEN YOU SELECT YOUR DIAMOND engagement ring Murphys JeweU lery Store It assures you of unques tlonable quality end confidence which means so much to pride of ownership, xtl TRUSSES.

SURGICAL BELTS We specialize tn accurate, fittings ol trusses, aii types of surgical belts, rJa tic hosiery. Ph cil or write McBean Marshal) Druggists. 160 2nd Ave S. xtl going window shopping forty bucks? RIGHT But good weather boosted sales in Manitoba by allowing rural residents to travel to Winnipeg and other large centres to shop RATES Rtar-Phoenix Want Ad Rates? tour Cents Per Word Per Day Sue Consecutive Insertion for the Prici of Five. Minimum Count 10 Words Per Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Classified Display charged at $2.24 per single column inch.

Where 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser the rate per woid is 8c per day Minimum count 10 words Figures in groips of five or less, dollar marks mltia letters, etc. count as one word Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classi fied type the charge is 48c per line per day for the 10 point line. Where the use of a box number is desired count as four word, extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of- own points please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix oftice he Star-Phoenix assumes no responsibility cr error After the first in sertion WANT ADS ACCEPTED 8 30 a.m to 5 pm. Daily Monday to Friday.

(except holidays) Deadline for canceilation of want ads 0 30 a.m day of publication Semi-Display Accepted up to 2 nr Monday through Friday (except holidays On days when the business office Is closed, Want-ads (or publication in our next issue may be left in the box in the front vestibule of the Star-Phoenix office. Please be sure to leave vour name additss. phone number, and number of insertions desired. NOTICES Births $1 50. Marriages and Deaths.

In Memonams, Engagements. Cards of Thanks, etc Rates $2 00 per insertion of 10 lines or less extra lint of five words each 20c per Une. Display Advertising EIJULE OF COPY ACCEPT SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday Paper TUESDAY for Thursday's Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday a Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper fRIDAY for Mondays Paper FRIDAY for Tuesday's Paper CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS WANT AD PHONE CH. 2-3141 SUBSCRIPTION RATFS MAIL RATES IN CANADA ear SJ2 00 8 month 6 50 3 month. 3 50 1 month 150 To United States and Great Britain 1 month 3 mont, 5 00 6 month 8 50 vear 15 00 NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of HAROLD WILLIAM FOWLER, late of the City of Saskatoon in the Province of Saskatchewan Radio Technician.

deceased All claims against the above estate, duly verified bv statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 31st day of December. A.D. 1959. SUTHERLAND 8c SADDLEMEYER, Humboldt, Solicitors for the Administrator 12-22-c-s TENDERS TENDERS FOR HIGHWAY PAVING Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2 00 pm Regina Citv Time on the date shown for the woik listed below, and wiii be opened public immediately thereafter Tender forma and contract documents mav he obtained at the office of the undersigned. Contract No.

C-90-9 tiie of approximately 88 miles of No. 14 Highway from Saskatoon to Ha woods. Approximate Quantities Sub-base 122 028 Tons Base Coune, 188.238 Tons Surface Course. 53.383 Tons Deposit with Tender $30 000 00 Tenders Close January 2, 1960 L. Holmes, Deputv Minister.

Department of Highways and Tiansfc'ortation 12-22-c a little more expensive dud to the recent United States steel strike. Quebec City children hope Pere Noel will be toting lots of Pichen-olle games. The French word Pichenolle cannot be translated and the game, played with wooden rings about the size of a finger ring, is not widely known outside Quebec. Object is to knock opponents rings off a board target by flicking them with the fingers. Weather has had an effect on buying in other provinces besides Saskatchewan.

Absence of snow in Halifax cut demand for sleds, toboggans and other winter sport equipment. Were selling more tricycles and bicycles than sleds, one retailer said. Course Trains Expert Counsellors VANCOUVER (CP) Expert counsellors for boys and girls needing help or guidance at school are being trained in a special course here. Vancouver School Board is dej veloping its specialized course now in its fifth year. It has turned out 33 specialists so far and 10 others are taking the one-year course this term.

The graduates, except for roughly one-third moving up to administrative posts, work as a sort of super counsellor at secondary school on the lower mainland. They spend half their working week at their secondary school and at least half a day a week at neighboring elementary schools. They act as consultants to the principals, regular counsellors and teachers, helping them with the many problems that crop up during the school term. Their main concern is mental health both preventive work and in getting treatment for someone who needs it. Russell MacKenzie, program director, says the counsellors know how to identify children with problems and know the resources both in the school and in the community for assisting them.

The 700-hour training program is divided into two sections, academic courses or seminars and practical field experience. Academic courses cover public health, psychiatry, pediatrics, social work, sociology, anthropology, criminology, and so on. Top men and women in their fields serve as lecturers, and Mr. MacKenzie says the entire school system is being enriched as the counsellors are plowed into the schools every year. Mr.

MacKenzie said major secondary schools have several teacher counsellors, who spend part of their time in group guidance and counselling and in individual counselling, and the rest in leaching. These may apply for the advanced counselling service. The school board selects the best of these and four from other lower mainland schools who have been recommended by their district superintendents. The courses are held in a lecture room in the school board offices. GREAT DRAWING MONTREAL (CP)-The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will loan a Rembrandt drawing to the Fogg Museum in New York for exhibition next spring.

The work, a sepia wash entitled Death of Jacob," was donated the museum 50 jears ago. in 18 By IAN MACDONALD Canadian Press Staff Writer By the time parents have finished cleaning up wrappings from the children's Christmas presents, Canadians will have spent an estimated $85,000,000 on toys during 1959. It is believed Canadians spend more money per capita on toys than any country in the world and the biggest buying splurge of the year now is under way. A Canadian Press cross-Canada survey shows that realistic missile launchers and other space age toys are the biggest Christmas sellers in five provinces. But Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia boys still prefer cowboy gear, while Nova Scotia and Newfoundland youngsters favor mechanical hockey games.

The only province where a drop in toy sales is noted is Saskatchewan. Two mail-order outlets, catering mainly to farmers, said the biggest decrease was in the northern part of the province. Businessmen blamed the recession on an October snowfall that made it impossible to harvest all the crops. Some Prince Albert area farming communities have bought nothing by mail order this Christmas. In other sections of Saskatche wan cowboy outfits were popular items for boys and dolls fo" girls, although city stores also reported a drop in sales.

Girls everywhere are sticking by their perennial favorites dolls and home-making kits such as sewing baskets, washing machines, small stoves and tea settings. The boys some girls too appear to be impressed by launching pads, including one with a complicated count-down indicator and another that sends a two-stage rocket, powered by a soda solution, zooming 300 feet. Other rockets have nose cones that are dropped by parachute. Vancouver, although still under the cowboy influence, reports a strong demand for rockets that can be hurtled hundreds of feet fn the air with water from a garden hose or air from a bicycle pump. SIZES DIFFER Most girls wouldnt trade dolls for any toy but they dont all agree on sizes.

Saint John, N.B., girls prefer small dolls with good wardrobes while Montreal girls like 21-36 inch dolls. Bride dolls complete with nylons and a dia' rnond engagement ring are popular in Nova Scotia for $9.95. Demand for mechanically-operated toys is high in almost every province. Hockey games are special favorites in Winnipeg, Ottawa, Saint John, Montreal, Quebec City, St. Johns and Halifax.

Some come comp 1 with flashing goal lights, an automatic face-off gimmick, a puck ejector and sell for about $12. Almost all provinces report boys still like electric trains. A 40-per-cent increase in the demand for books is reported in Vancouver. Were distributing more books than ever before," said one leading importer. Book sales are also heavy in Ottawa.

Vancouver also noted a swing toward educational toys such as construct 1 sets. Chemistry, physics and astronomy sets are popular with Ottawa boys. Guns sell well In every Canadian centre including Toronto where one departm store stocks about 70 different varieties, A.C. Palmer, manager of Canada's largest toy gun manufacturing plant, said his company was producing 1.500.000 guns in 14 different varieties this year. Toy prices changed little this year, hut St Johns and Monti eal report that metal toys are an to SUMMACH THE PASSING OF WIL-liam Summach in his 79th year, of 826 Avenue J.

south, Saskatoon, octf curred In a local hospital on Thurs day. December 17, 1959 The funeral VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS. A. Mc-TaSS Saturday De- Allister, Miss Goldl. 237 21st St cember 19 at at 1 pm from Park store only, block west Hotel Bessborough.

Ph CH 2-2345. Night Wl. 9-2750 DI 3-3049 Xtf east. Senator Hotel Bldg Phone STRICTLY BUSINESS By McFeatters Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. L.

Wenham Surviving are his wife; dx sons, Lester of Three Hills, Harold, Cecil and Teddv all of Saskatoon, Bnbbv and Mervln, both of Asquith. Sask two daughters. Mrs Bill Green of De)ile. Mrs George Campbell of Edmonton. Alta.

Also surviving are 24 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Fred and August, both of Saskatoon: three sisters. Mrs. Annie Boland of Klllaloe, Ont Mrs. Minnie Drnzin and Mis Cecil Seed, both of Regina. Sask The iate Mr Summach was bom in Renfrew, Ontario, married the former Mary Tank in 1909 then came to the Avondale district where they made thir hamr until moving to Saskatoon in 1950 Pallbeareis were: Arniev Denzin, MaN'olm um-mach, Rav ftummsch.

Delbert Sum-mach. Wilfred Summach, Harvev Summach. Interment took place in the familv plot Avondale Woodlawn Cemetery. 12-22-c WUR TZ THE DEATH OF MRS. JEAN-ette VVurtz, age 66 years of rural Sas katoon.

occurred in a ioca! hospital on December 19. The funeral service will be held or. Tuedav. December 22 at 1 30 from McXague Funeral Home Surviving are her husband. Christopher one daughter.

Mis L. Vivian Rollins of Christopher Lake; one son. Edwaid in Vancouver; five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren There are also tour sisters, Mrs Jesle Forbes and Mr. Edward Figlev of Dawson Creek; Mrs Emma Lapointe at Mac-Dowell; Mr Aggie Price in Saskatoon; and three brothers, George Price In Saskatoon; Dave Price in Washington: and Qrarure Price at Edmonton. Mrs.

Wurts was born In Ontario, she came to the Gideon district 192. then to Wurtzburg. here she resided until her passing Burial will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. 12-22-c MU, Classified Phone CH. 2-3141 Wait a minute if youre why do you need.