Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 20

I i rr rr. r-i S4SKAT00N 8TA-mOENIT. TUESDAY, APRIL 26. 1966 IA: rwrmr FEMALE HELP WANTED IS CBtiaar4 STRICTLY BUSINESS By McFeatters Obituaries PURCHASED CAFE LEROY What at one time was known as the Three Star cafe changed hands recently when Mrs. Gladys Thoen took over the business.

It is now known as The Rite Spot. Well, that takes care of vacation, pension, office hours and coffee breaks now, what will be my job? Provincial Funeral service was held for Thomas Tomblin, 86, pioneer re sident of the Mozart district. Mr. Tomblin was born in England and came to Canada at an early age. After working in the Carberry, Man.

district for ten years, he came to Saskatchewan where he filed on a homestead in the Mozart district in 1904. In 1908 he married Ann Jane Campbell who predeceased him in 1933. In 1936 he married Harriet Wareham. who predeceased him in 1947. Mr.

Tomblin served on the RM council of Elfros for 20 years and on the Little Quill School Board for several years. For eleven years he lived with a stepdaughter at Clair, but returned to the family home at Mozart in 1959. He is survived by one daughter, Gertrude, Mrs. S. Mozart, and one sister in England.

Rev. G. A. Steele, Wynyard, officiated at the service held in All Hallows Church, Mozart. Interment was in Pleasantview cemetery, Wynyard.

Mrs. Anne S. Sundbo, 84, pioneer resident of Weldon died recently in the Kinistino hospital after a brief illness. Funeral service was held in the Weldon Lutheran Church with Rev. C.

Stal-wick officiating. Mrs. Sundbo was bom at Kristiansand, Norway. In 1902 she married Osmund D. Sundbo and in 1908 the couple emigrated to Canada and settled In the Birch Hills district.

They went back to Norway in 1919 and returned to Canada in 1928. In 1939 they moved to Weldon where they have resided to the present. Mrs. Sundbo leaves to mourn, her widower; two daughters, Mrs. Ted Kiev and Mrs.

S. Apesland of Weldon; and four sens, Daniel and Reider of Prince Albert; Oscar of Birch Hills, and Arthur of Caronport. Funeral service for Hugh Hunter Wilson, 75, was held in Tisdale St. Pauls United Church. Mr.

Wilson passed away suddenly at his home in Tisdale. The service was conducted by the Rev. Norman Quigley. Burial was made in Tisdale Cemetery. Mr.

Wilson was born in Ayr, Scotland. He came to Canada in 1910, settling in Manitoba. From 1919 until 1933 he farmed near Guernsey. In that year he moved to this district. He married Cora Fisher at Humboldt in 1933.

He Is survived by his widow, three sisters and one brother. One sister and three brothers prede ceased him. Mr. Wilsons three brothers were killed on active service during World War I. TENDERS TENDERS Tender are invited from firm in terested in supplying one 42 passenger and one 26 school bus.

Specifications available from the undersigned. Tenders to reach the unit office by pm. on Mav g. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W.

F. Herndier, Secretary-treasurer, Watrous. Sak. 4-2 THE MOOSE JAW SCHOOL UNIT Invites tender from dealers who can supply the following vehicles. Twenty passenger school bus Thirty passenger school bus Thirty six passenger school bus Forty two passenger school bus Forty eight passenger school bus All vehicles must be equipped with a 4-wheel drive, and all tenders must be on a form supplied by the Moose Jaw School Unit which may be obtained at the office of the undersigned.

Tenders must be submitted on or before Saturday, May 14, 1960. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. V. Chistensen, Secretary-Treasurer, 501 Ominica St.

West, Moose Jaw, Sask. 4-29-c TENDER FOR GRID ROAD CONSTRUCTION Sealed tenders for the construction of approximately 30 miles of Gnd Road addressed to the undersigned and marked Tender for Grid Road Construction will be received in the office of the Secretary-Treasurer until 2 p.m.. C.S.T., May 2, 1960. Road to be constructed according to engineering design and must pass Government Grid Road Inspector, Approximate volume of excavation 133,000 cubic yards. Specifications, estimates and tender forms may be obtained from the Secretary of the Municipality.

Each Tender must be accompanied by a Certified Cheque made out to the Municipality in the amount of $500.00 and a letter indicating a bond can be obtained. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Consulting Engineers, B. B. Torchinkv 121 105th Street East, Saskatoon.

Sask. Mr. L. C. Perret, of Duck Lake, No.

463, Duck Lake, Sask, 4-27-c-s TENDERS Watrous Sch4xl Unit No. 30 Invites tenders on the supplying and installation of complete heating boiler in 2-storey brick school in Town of Watrous Specifications are available from Saskatoon Construction Association or the undersigned. Tenders must reach the undersigned by May 6, i960. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. W.

F. Herndier, Secretary-Treasurer, Watrous. Sask. 4-29-c TENDERS FOR GRID ROAD CONSTRUCTION Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 8.00 p.m. Daylight Saving Time on Monday, May 9, 1960 for subgrade construction of approximately 2.9 mile of main market grid road.

Approximate volume of earthwork-45, 000 cubic yards. Tenders will be opened in public in the office of the undersigned at the hour of 8.00 p.m., D.S. Time, on Monday, May 9, 1960, Each tender must be accompanied by a 5 deposit or a certified cheque in the amount of $500.00 and a letter indicating that a oond can be obtained. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Specifications and tender forms may be obtained at the office of the undersigned, or by contacting: D.

R. ROWE ENGINEERING SERVICES, LIMITED, 345 Durham Drive, Regina. Phone LAkeside 3-1454. SIGNED: Mr. O.

M. Lisitsa, Secretary-Treasurer, R.M. of Three Lakes No. 400 MIDDLE LAKE, ask. 5-2-c NOTICES NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE i hereby given that WTND-LITE (Sask.) LTD.

whose registered office is situated at 713 Melrose Avenue, Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, and which carries on its business at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, intends to apply to the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies for approval of a change of its name to the name SPECIALTY PRODUCTS LTD. DATED this 22nd day of April, A.D 1969, WINDLITE (Sask.) LTD. Per. H. R.

Learson, Secretary-Treasurer. 4-27-c BIRTHS THE SASKATOON STAR-PHOENIX will send free of charge a lovely Baby Book to the proud parents inserting birth notices. tf MCDONALD BORN TO BOYD AND Sylvia (nee Stuart) at the American Hospital, Paris, France, on Easter Sunday, April 17, a daughter, Cath-erine Yvonne. 4-27-c DEATHS BELIVEAU THE DEATH OF ALBERT Beliveau, age 88 years, formerly of Montmartre, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on April 25. The funeral service will be held at Woi se'ey, on Wednesday morning.

McKagues Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Dewey (Antoinette) Smith of Saskatoon and Mrs. John (Lyda) Knutson of Calgary; three sons.

Emmanuel, Melfort, Del-mas, Regina, and Alsid, Yellowgrass; thre are 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Burial will be made In the Wolseley Cemetery. 4-27-c GUNN rN VICTORIA, B.C. ON April 22. I960, Jeremiah Donald Gunn, aged 80, of the Union Club; born in Winnipeg, Man.

He leaves one brother, Douglas Gunn in Winnipeg; biother-in-law and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rourke. Victoria and brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. res well of California. Mr.

Gunn was associated with the National Trust Company in Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Edmonton until he retired in 1938. Funeral service In Haywards Chapel, Victoria on Monday, April 25 at 11 a followed by cremation. No flowers, by request. 4-27-c I I I lie WANTED, LADY FOR BABY SIT- ting bv day hue mother works. DI 3-2360.

4-27-c GIRL OR OLDER LADY TO TAKE care of baby while mother works. CH 4-5888 4-29-C BABY SITTER NEEDED FOR 2 CHiL- dren while mother works. Live m. OL 2-481 1. 4-28-C IN OWN HOME.

SANATORIUM District. CH 3-8054. 4-27-C WANTED BABY SITTER TO COME to my home. 8-5, 3 days week. DI 3-2785 after 5 30.

4-28-c WILL BABY SIT FOR WORKING mother or thoae going away on holidays. 315 Avenue south. CH. 3-0757. 4-27-C MALE SITS.

WANTED 14 FIRST CI.ASS CARPENTER AVAIL-able by hour or fob. CH 3-4964 xtf MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE position as earetaker for block. WI 9-8439 4-27-p FEMALE SITS. WANTED 11 WANTED. NURSING BY PRACTICAL nurse.

Sleep out. CH. 2-0609. 4-27-p WANTED. CAFE WORK.

DAIRY OR what have you. Phone OL.2-2576. 4-28-p WANT HOUSEWORK. LIVE OUT. PH.

OL. 2-4368. 4-28-p INSTRUCTION, Male-Female 19a GET THE FACTS Internationa) Correspondence School Free information concerning training you want. Ph. OL.2-4222.

R. W. (Bob) Carr 49 Howeli Saskatoon. X-3-14-61-C TRADES, PROFESSIONS 21 INTERIOR PAINTING AND CARPEN-ter work, repairs. Phone DI 3-6355.

xtf PAPERHANGING. PAINTING. PLAS-ter repairs Low rates. K. C.

Payne. Phone evenings DI. 3-6867. xtf EXPERT WORKMANSHIP, CEMENT Jobs. Anything in cement.

Tom's Cement Service. CH. 2-3954. X-11-26-60-C FOR PAINTING AND PAPERHANG-ing phone Upper CH.2-9174. xtf STANS ELECTRIC For all your electrical needs Phone DI.3-6232 and WI.9-1563 x-5-4-0 TONYS DRYWALL CO.

TOWN. COUN-try. Lathing, joint filling. CH. 4-0776.

x-5-12-0 FREE ESTIMATES, QUALIFIED workmanship Gilbert and Martin. Concrete contractors. CH. 2-4674. x-4-30-61- Eavestroughs Estimates free.

1610 Ave. B. north. Phone OL.2-4970 -4-24-0 (JACK) CAPON. QUALITY decorators.

Appointments taken now for future work. Quality work by qualified men. WI. 9-7150. x-6-16-o FOR STUCCO, SIDEWALKS.

DRIVE-ways, steps and fencing Ph. DI. 3-2414. x-lO-16-c HALS ELECTRIC SERVICE AND wiring our specialty. CH.

2-5142. x-1-8-61-0 Buday Construction Concrete work, sidewalks, driveways, patios. Phone WI. 9-7073. xtf IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUILD or repair phone your general contractor for free estimates.

OL-2-1720. tf ARCHITECT DRAFTSMAN. AMAK housing designs, CH.4-7056 after 5 p.m. x-5-l-c City Carpet Cleaning Co. Established 1918.

105 Avenue south. Rugs, Upholstery Reweaving. CH. 2-2648 tf BEATTY WASHER DEPOT, GENUINE parts. We fix all types of washers.

Pickup and deliver. R. Fernets Appliances Canada OL.2-0931 (formerly Sobergs Ltd.) tf South-West Drywall Ltd. Expert gyprocklng, and joint finishing. 301 Ave.

N. CH.2-1535. x-7-9-0 JUBILEE CLEANER, CHESTERFIELD and chair $9.50, rugs 8c sq. ft. Satisfaction or money back.

CH. 2-0711. tf $15 ROOM AND UP, QUALIFIED painters. Phone anytime, Gord or Ron OL.2-1887, X-4-1S-, KINGS PLASTERING Efficient. Fancy ceilings, acoustic plastering re-stucco.

Quick brick. DI. 3-4087. x-10-2-e CHIMNEY REPAIRS Pointing, patching or completely rebuilt. Aluminum or Stainless Steel Lining.

Selkirk Class A or sales and installation. Mid-West Chimney Service, DI. 3-2532. xtf PAINTING AND DECORATING. LOW rate.

Phone CH. 2-8293. 5-2-c OIL BURNERS Automatic heating furnaces, pressure systems, repairs. All makes. Country installation.

Guaranteed. Green's Service and Repairs. 1610 Ave. N. Ph.

OL.2-4970. X-9-20-60-O GERRY HULL CONCRETE Redl-Mix Products Driveways, Patios. Sidewalks, etc. Phone DI 3-2057 x-lO-31-e FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS. Phone G6cG Electric.

CH.4-5471. tf SEE NEW SPUN ALUMINUM DRAP-ery and folding doors, aluminum and fibreglass awnings. Bilt Rite Products, 314 3rd So. CH.2-2225. residence CH.

2-3305. tf RONS CLOTHING REPAIR ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING 234 AVE. D. NORTH CH 2-9437 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 4-29-p GENERAL CONCRETE. PH, DI.3-457L Driveways, sidewalks, patio steps, floors etc.

Reasonable. Poul Andersen, 2021 Ewart Ave. 4-27-c-s PAINTING AND DECORATING. IF your house needs paint a big or small job, call after 6 p.m. CH.

4-8739 or CH 4-27-c-S DIRT AND GARBAGE Removed Phone CH.2-8556. x-10-7-e FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS CALL Bills Painting. CH X-3-3-P BORDERED FANCY PLASTER DE-sign ceilings, painting, repairing, joint filling. CH. 2-9021.

4-28-p ESTIMATES GIVEN ON CEMENT work. Driveways, patios and side walks. CH. 2-4513. 5-5-0 FREE ESTIMATES FOR CONCRETE driveways and floors.

Ph. OL.2-4240. 5-23-e RELIABLE CARPENTER AVAILABLE, general remodelling. Rumpus, verandas, etc. OL.

2-3789. 4-29-p EAVESTROUGHING Repair and New Installation. Free Estimate. Phone CH. 2-7436 (Ken).

5-23-c PAINTING, QUALITY WORKMAN, ship. Phone CH. 4-8611 before 3 m. 4-28-e PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING, Reasonable rates. CH.

2-7901. 5-7-e WILL DO ODD JOBS AROUND YOUR home. CH.4-8706 or CH. 2-7376 mornings. 5-5-0 PURCHASE HOME IMPROVEMENTS, garages, fences, summer cottages.

Low monthiv terms. Nothing down. For rticulars, free estimates, Jim, DI.3- pa: 5-3-C TEACHERS WANTED 23 OUTLOOK SCHOOL UNIT NO. 32 Invites applications for the following high school positions; duties to commence September 6, I960, OUTLOOK: (4-room high school), French and other subjects as arranged. BEECHY: (4-room high school), state subjects preferred.

BIRSAY: Principal, 5-room school. Grades to XII Teacheraga available. Salary schedule 1959-60: $2,600 to $6,800, plus principals allowances. New schedule under negotiation. Apply to: Miss L.

Breckman. Secretary-Treasurer, Outlook, Sask. BABYSITTING 12 SASKATCHEWAN PENITENTIARY POSITION SENIOR CLERK STENOGRAPHER (MALE? DUTIES: To take and transcribe dictation and to perform specialized clerical work in connection therewith. QUALIFICATIONS: Two year of high school education required with at least three years of stenographic experience. SALARY: $3,510 to $3,960 per annum, in three annual increments.

BENEFITS: Certain free medical attendance; free uniform: retire ment benefits; holiday and sick leave; life and sickness group insurance. Veterans' Preference will Apply. Application forms and further information available from: THE WARDEN, Saskatchewan Penitentiary, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan 4-27-c I SERVICE MANAGER-SHOP FORE-man; 1 automotive mechanic. 1 farm machinery mechanic. Required for modern garage in good town on No.

2 Highway in Chinook belt of southern Alberta, close to mountains. Handling General Motors and John Deere Products. Men must be fully experienced and trained. Should have dieael knowledge and welding. Service manager must be good supervisor and able to train men and meet the public.

Top salaries and health benefits. State all particulars regarding age. previous employment, training, marital status, housing required and give references in reply to Milt Ford Motors, Carstairs, Alta. Ph. 75.

4-30-c 3 SALESMEN WANTED. ONE TO tram for managerial position. Knowledge of building products an asset Car necessary. Apply Box 34B Star-Phoenix. 4-29-c PRINTER WANTED Well established Alberta publication has immediate opening for either an experienced ad-compositor or competent linotype operator.

Must be dependable and thoroughly capable, permanent job offering steady year-round employment in a fully modern shop with all staff benefits, top wages and best of working condition. Weekly experience an asset. Apply in writing only, stating age, marital status, experience, detailing past and present employment and date available to J. J. Gibbons Advertising, 2970 Albert Regina, Sask.

4-27-c MAN WITH HEATING EXPERIENCE. Free to travel in Saskatchewan, Transportation supplied if required, Preference will be given to man with gas fitting and appliance service. Good opportunity for advancement for ambitious man. Apply giving de tails to P.O. Box 314 Saskatoon.

4-30-c Shoe Salesman Fully experienced, good opportunity for the right man. Apply Box 38B Star-Phoenix 4-29-c WANTED, A LICENCED GAS FITTER. Interested persons state salary expected, qualifications and when available. Write Box 1922 Star-Phosmx. 4-29-p WANTED EXPERIENCED NEW AND used car salesman for largest used car and truck dealers In Saskatoon.

Car supplied, references needed. Great opportunity of income for right man. Apply in person. Married man only. Western Car Exchange 113 Avenue South, Saska toon.

4-28-c PART-TIME JANITOR required for small apartment block. Four-room suite supplied at $40 per month rental. Light duties. Phone CH.4-I174 Dave Davidson TROTTER COMPANY 4-27-c YOUNG MEN Openings immediately available in our established organization for young men who wish to enter the sales field. Hard working, ambitious men will find an excellent opportunity to enjoy a better than average income and unusual prospects for promotion.

Write giving phone number, age, experience and references to Box 3GB Star-Phoenix. 5-2-c NEAT, PLEASANT, MATURE MEN who are interested in building secure future. Work is clean and in teresting. You have the satisfaction of helping people and make many new friends. Product is recommended and sold all over the North American continent.

Well established in Saskatchewan. Car necessary. For information phone OL.2-4604. 5-3-c DEPARTMENT STORE PERSONNEL The Hudson's Bay Company requires the following personnel for its Bay Stores in communities such as Yorkton, Flin Flon, and Nipigon, Ont. DEPARTMENT MANAGERS-SHOES This position requires a man under 35 with sufficient experience to manage a shoe department after a three-month orientation.

STORE ACCOUNTANT To control credit and collections and supervise a small office staff. Experience in credit collections or accounting is essential although formal accounting training is not required. Single man under 35 preferred. Starting salary $300. DISPLAY MAN Minimum requirements are: Grade eleven, at least one year's experience in merchandise presentation and display and an aptitude for this work.

This man will become a display co-ordinator for several stores. To enquire or arrange fen interview, contact Mr, H. Hose, Personnel Manager, Bay Stores, at the Bess-borough Hotel on May 6. 5-2-c-s Experienced Salesman We need 2 men Immediately to undergo intensive training programme to qualify for leading positions with Saskatchewan branch of Ontario distributing house. Opening in the west.

Neat appearance and good personality essential. Must own car and be free to travel. Apply giving age, experience and telephone number to Box 29B Star-Phoenix. 3-2-c PRESSMAN-COMP. ABLE TO OPER-ate Miehle Vertical.

Scale $2.68, S.A. benefits. Northern Sentinel Press Kitlmat, B.C., or phone 1891-X evenings. 4-27-c-s MEN TO SELL WATKINS PRODUCTS in rural or city route. Apply 320 33rd W.

4-29-c TRADE SCHOOLS (Male) 12a FOR AUTOMATION. INDUSTRIAL electronics communication radio and TV Write Devry Technical Institute Box 384 Saskatoon Phone R. Teece CH. 2-6878 rtf MEN WANTED TO LEARN BARBERING NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Light, clean, Inside work offers steady employment for advancement. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 1778 Hamilton Regina, Sask.

Writ for Free Catalogue 4-27-c-s FEMALE KELP WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER FOR part time work. CH 4-5995. 4-27-c EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH-er with some knowledge of bookkeeping Legal experience an set. Apply 206 Avenue Building. 4-27-c MALE KELP WANTED (Cntln4 Funeral service for Edward Radies, 75, an early resident of the Eatonia district, was held re cently in St.

Pauls Lutheran Church at Eatonia with the Rev. F. E. Gaertner officiating. Burial was made in Eatonia cemetery, Mr.

Radies was bom in Bessarabia and was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. In 1910, he married Amalie Bader, and came to Canada and settled in the Stony Vista district. Six sons and four daughters were bora of this marriage. Mrs. Radies died in 1943.

In November, 1944, Mr. Radies married the former Mrs. Katie Marius of Melville, and continued to farm in the district until retiring to Eatonia in 1945. He is survived by his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Stella Babichuk, of Lucky Lake, and Mrs.

Hilda Jasman, Eatonia; and five sons, Arthur, Otto, Ernest, Trowget and Hugo, all of Eatonia and La Porte. 850 Cases Pork Distributed YORKTON, A total of 850 cases of canned pork were given to social aid recipients, unemployed and those who receive a provincial government pension here recently. L. Cook, with the help of one member of the city works department, was in charge of the distribution of the canned meat at the storage building of the public works department. Allotment was made on the basis of one carton, 24 tins, for each member of the family.

There was no trouble encountered as recipients had previously applied for the meat and a list of persons receiving social aid had been made. Forms were sent out from the government to those receiving a. provincial government pension and the unemployed were required to have slips stamped by the local office of the Unemployment Insurance Office. FINED 75 YORKTON H. A.

Milne, Calgary, was fined $75 and costs and prohibited from driving for two weeks when he appeared before Magistrate G. T. Killam. On April 17, Milne, while driving on Broadway Street here turned off onto No. 9 highway and struck a vehicle stopped at the stop sign.

Damage to his car was approximately $5 and to the other car $25. Rates Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Four Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five. Minimum Count 10 Words Per Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Classified Display is charged at $2.24 per single column inch. Where 10 point or large type is desired oy the advertiser, 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 48c per line per day for the 10 paint 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 insertion WANT ADsfACCEPTED 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Monday to Friday. (except holidays) Deadline for cancellation of Want Ads 9.30 a.m. day of publication.

Monday to Friday only. Semi-Display Accepted up to p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). On days when the business office Is closed want Ads for 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, address phone number and number of insertions desired.

NOTICES Births $1.50. Marriages and Deaths. In Memoriams, Engagements, Cards of Thanks, etc. Rates $2.00 per insertion of 10 lines or less extra Une of five words each 20c per line. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesdays Paper TUESDAY for Thursdays Paper WEDNESDAY for Fridays Paper THURSDAY for Saturdays Paper FRIDAY for Mondays Paper FRIDAY for Tuesdays Paper WANT AD PHONE CH.2-3141 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year 00 6 months 3 months 1 month 6 50 3.50 1.50 To United States and Great Britain 1 month 2 00 3 months 5.00 6 months Tl 8 50 1 year 15.00 Back Copies by Mail Minimum Charge 25 Cents By Galbraith Is this You-Know-Who or One? PART TIME WAITRESS Permanent employment offered.

Applicant should have a minimum of six months' experience Initial alary range $1.03 to per hour. Hours 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Applicant may be required to work longer hours should there be business pick-up or staff absence. Company benefits include paid medical and insurance plans, superannuation, paid sick leave and five-day week.

APPLY TO ADMINISTRATION OFFICE. CO-OP CENTRE, COR. 4TH AVE. AND 22ND ST. SASKATOON, SASK.

4-27-c A MODERN 25 BED HOSPITAL RE-quires the services of one registered nurse to commence duties June 1st I960. Salary and hours as per S.R.N.A. schedule. Accommodation available a new nurses' residence. Apply stating qualifications to Miss M.

Frostad, Superintendent of Nurses. Rosthero Union Hospital. Rosthern. Sask. 4-27-c GENERAL DUTY NURSES For An 82-Bed Fully Accredited GENERAL HOSPITAL Salary: $275.00 to $310.00.

40-Hour Week No Split Shifts living accommodation in modern nurses residence (and uniforms laundered) for $8.00 to $12.00 per month. Apply to: Superintendent of Nursing, CANORA UNION HOSPITAL Canora, Sask. 4-30-c MATRON AND THREE (31 RN NEED-ed for modern 22-bed hospital. Matrons salary per experience; RNs $300 per month with a $5 increase each six (6) months service. Phone or write Matron, Municipal Hospital, Consort, Alta.

4-28-c WANTED SALESLADY for jewellery store. Experience preferred. Apply Box 23B, Star-Phoenix. 4-30-c WANTED, MARRIED LADY. SASKA-toon and district for pleasant and profitable part time work.

Earnings approx. $8.00 for each 2V hour work period. No canvassing. For interview phone CH. 2-3471.

4-27-c NATIONAL FIRM HAS OPENINGS for young women with grade XII or better education. Write Box 32B Star-Phoenix. 4-29-c EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER WANT-ed immediately. Apply Churchill Beauty Salon DI.3-4421 or DI.3-5949 after 6. 5-3-c SALESLADY.

WITH EXPERIENCE preferred, or with sales ability. Full time or suitably arranged part time. Miladis Style Shop. tf REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. GOOD steno-receptionist with shorthand and dictaphone for small sales office.

5-day week with good salary. Must have pleasant appearance and personality. Box IB Star-Phoenix. 4-28-c WANTED, 2 LABORATORY TECHNIC-ians for medical clinic. Box 494A Star-Phoenix.

4-5-c WANTED BY NATIONAL FILM Board, permanent part time stenographer, 55 hours per month at $1.40 per hour, W. Proctor CH.2-0084. 4-27-c NURSING SERVICE SUPERVISOR For General Hospital with School of Nursing in Interior of British Columbia. To work under the direction of the Associate Director of Nursing Service. 5-day week.

Hours: 7.45-4.15 p.m. Registration in B.C. required, salary range: with recognition for experience andor post-graduate preparation. Applications should be addressed to: Director of Nursing, Rojal Inland Hospital, Kamloops, 4-27-c SALESLADY TO TAKE CHARGE OF small sportswear and lingerie store. (No buying).

State experience. Apply P.O. Box 1084, Saskatoon. tf Young Lady for Accounting Dept, of Large City Office Must be smart with figures. Permanent position, 5-day, 40-hour week.

Give age, experience, references and phone number in own handwriting to Box 27B Star-Phoenix. tf PART TIME OFFICE GIRL. PREFER-abjy mornings. Must be able to type and do some bookkeeping. Apply in person.

The Yardstick. I 149-51 2nd tf south. Wanted by the Cupar Union Hospital: Matron, basic gross salary $350.00 per month with annual increments of $15. Combined Lab-X-ray Technician, basic gross salary $225.00 per month. Duties to commence as soon as possible.

Forty-hour week; four weeks vacation after one year. New 13-bed hospital. Apply to Secretary-Treasurer, Cupar Union Hospital. Cupar, Sask. 3-2-c GRADUATE NURSES FOR GENERAL duty, basic salary $275 per month, $10 added for experience starting, board and room deduction $35 per month.

Separate nurses home, 40-hour week. Apply Matron, Provost Municipal Hospital, Provost, Alta. 4-28-c SALESLADY, FULL TIME. EXPER-ienced in sportswear and lingerie store. Cinderella Style Shop.

Two General Duty Nurses required by Devon Civic Hospital on or about May 15th, 1960, This is a small 12-bed hospital catering to medical, maternity and minor surgical cases only. Please give details of training, experience and other pertinent data in application which should also include date available and telephone number at which you can be reached. Starting salary $275.00 per month with three annual increments of $10.00. Full maintenance at $22.50 per month. Address applications co B.

D. Stover. Secretary-Manager, Devon Civic Hospital, Devon, Alberta. 4-29-c TELLER Experienced, required by local Trust company. Permanent position, good staff benefits and working conditions.

Apply giving qualifications and references to TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS P.O, Box 1337, Saskatoon, Sask. 4-29-c DOM. HELP WANTED I3b GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. CH. 2-0706.

PHONE 4-28-c WANTED IMMEDIATELY. YOUNG girl 18-21 years. Live in. DI.3-6260. 4-29-c WANTED, LADY TO SHARE HOME and look after child while mother works.

WI. 9-3197 after 7 p.m. 4-27-c RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER, PLEAS-ant family and surroundings, live in, Srtvate room and bath, good salary. I 3-7882. 4-27-c GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework.

Must be fond of children. Private room. Dl-3-7495 4-28-c HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR FAM-ily home. Live in. CH.

2-3424 after 5 p.m. 5-2-c CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. No cooking. Private room, good wages. WI 9-5776, 5-2-c WANTED.

HOUSEKEEPER AND COM-panion for elderly lady in Regina. DI 3-7183. 4-28-p RELIABLE GIRL rOR MODERN home. One child. Live in.

OL. 2-31 11. 8-3-c DEATHS (Continued) IVENS KATHRYN McTAVISH IVENS of 5349 Trunk Road, Ladner. B.C passed away on April 20. 1960.

She is survived by her loving husband, George; three sons, Herbert and Boyd of Ladner. B.C. and William in Toronto; one daughter, Mrs. Eugene 1 Beth) Critoph in Deep River, also five brothers and 11 grandsons Funeral service was held Ladner United Church on Friday, April 22, at 2 p.m.. with Rev.

N. J. Crees officiat-ing. Interment was in Boundary Bay Cemetery. Delta Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

4-21- GESY THE PASSING OF MRS. JULIA Ann Gesy in her 73rd year, beloved wife of Henry J. Gesy of Delisle, occurred in a local hospital on Monday, April 25, 1960. Requiem High Mass will be sung Thursday, April 28 at 10 a.m. from St.

Anne's Roman Catholic Chuich at Delisle, conducted by Rev. W. Zimmer. Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Mrs Marjorie King of Mooee Jaw, and Mrs. M.

Zoerb (Lucille) of Rural Saskatoon; one son, Raymond of Delisle; one sister, Mrs. E. Gesy of Victoria. B.C.; three brothers, Frank Schneider of Grandora, Joseph Schneider and Edward Schneider, both of Saskatoon; and 12 grandchil dren. The late Mrs.

Gesy was born in Illinois, U.S.A., moved to Storm Lake, Iowa and came to the Delisle district in 1907, and had resided there until her passing. She was a member of St. Anne's Catholic Women: League. Flowers are gratefully de dined. Prayers will be said from St.

Anne's Roman Catholic Church at Delisle on Wednesday, April 27 at 8 p.m. Interment will take place in the family plot in Woodlawn Roman Catholic Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. 4-27 RUSSELL THE DEATH OF WILLIAM S. Russell, age 79 years, of Davidson, occurred in hospital at Davidson on Sunday.

April 24, 1960. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, April 27 at 1.30 Daylight Saving Time from All Saints Anglican Church at Davidson, conducted by Rev. R. C. Chailerton.

The Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Surviving are his wife, Edith A. Russell; two sisters, Mrs. R. M.

(Margaret) Lawrence, Winnipeg, Mrs. R. H. (Ruby) Hawthorne, Mount Forest, Ontario; two biothers, J. (Jack) Russell, Oakdale, California, and George E.

Russell, Guelph, Ontario. The late Mr, Russell was born in Mount Forest, Ontario. He came west from Dryden Ontario to make his home at Davidson in 1910. Mr. Russell carried on a building contracting for many years, prior to his retirement in 1940.

Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. 4-27-c WINTERS THE PASSING OF JAMES Ronald Winters in his 25th year, of 929 Avenue north, Saskatoon, occurred accidentally at Oyen, Alberta on Saturday, April 23, 1960, The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, April 27 at 3 p.m. from Third Avenue United Church, conducted by Rev. A. A.

Hamilton Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Winters of Saskatoon; and two sisters, Mrs. M.

B. Glen (Eileen) of Saskatoon, and Miss Gail at home. The late Mr. Winters was born on June 21, 1934 in Saskatoon. He attended Wilson and Caswell schools, Bedford Road Collegiate and University of Saskatchewan, graduating in Bachelor of Commerce in 1955.

He was employed for three years by Hudsons Bay and spent 18 months at the University of California, where he graduated as Master of Business Administration in 1959. He was presently at Mount Royal College In Cal gary which is an extension of the University of Alberta. He Was winner of the Hub City Curling cham pionships in 1955. and was a charter member of Saskatoon Chapter of De Molav Interment will take place in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

4-27-c FUNERALS BUCKLE THE FUNERAL SERVICE of James Frederick Buckle, who died on April 21, was held from Mc-Kague Funeral Home on April 25 at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. H. V. Stiff. Pallbearers were Harry Mc-Ewan, E.

Sommereld, Johnson. C. Prosser, W. W. Cheeseman, C.

R. Land. Burial was made in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. 4-27-c BIRCH THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF Cecil Birch, who died on April 20, was held from McKague's Funeral Home on April 25 at 10 a.m., conducted by Rev. T.

W. Bray. Pallbearers were C. R. Johnson, G.

Robertson, J. Camponi, O. Anderson. Burial was made in the Soldiers Field in Woodlawn Cemetery. 4-27-c ENNS THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF Mrs.

Aganetha Enns, who died on April 21, wns held from Mennonite Brethren Church at Borden, on Monday, April 25 at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. Isaac Block and Rev. K. Rempel. Pallbearers were Block, Clarence Block, A.

Block. F. Block, J. Block, C. Block Usfiers were J.

K. Wiebe and G. Dirck-son. Interment was made In the Great Deer Cemetery. The Saskatoon Funeral Horn was in charge.

4-27-c CARD OF THANKS CAMPBELL THE FAMILY OF THE late Mrs. Isabelle Campbell wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the friends and relatives for their n.any acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, floral tributes amd donations to the Cancer Fund, in the recent sad bereavement of our beloved mother Special tnanks to Drs. Sugarman and Orchard. Rev. A.

G. Elliot, special nurses and staff at St. Pauls Hospital. 4-27-p WISH TO THANK ALL MY friends and relatives for their cards, visits, treats and flowers while I was in City Hospital. My sincere thanks to the nurses and staff on Third Floor East and to my doctors and minister.

They were all very much appreciated. Mrs. Jas. Reid. 4-27-p WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE thanks to my doctors and staff of First East City Hospital for their kindness during my stay there, also to relatives and friends for visits, cards, flowers and treats.

Bvron Richmond. 4-27-p WISH TO THANK ALL THOSE KIND people who called and sent cards, gifts and flowers on my 105th birthday treat. It was a most pleasant affair. Mrs. Agnes Husband.

4-27-c IN MEMORIAM (Cantlaaed) EDMISON IN LOVING MEMORY of a dear husband and father. Mark Edmiaon, who passed away April 26, 1955. Five lonely years have drifted by, To speak my thoughts, I will not try, The years are quickly parsing, Tho still I can't forget. For in my heart that loved him His memory Ungers yet. All to myself I think of you.

Think of the things you used to do, Think of the things you used to say. Think of you in every way. A beautiful memory la all I have left, Of one I loved and will never forget. Dear in my heart he will remain, Till God in His time unites us again. Sadly missed and deeply loved by his wife Agnes and family, Regina.

4-27-c When angels call from Halls of Gold And Into the arms of Time, a loved one folds And you must walk the earth alone. One thought remains, THE MEMORY STONE. EVENTIDE MEMORIAL STUDIOS 23rd Street Subway Saskatoon Telephone CH. 2-2030 Persona and Dignified Service for Cemetery Monuments FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. A.

Edwards. Arnold Edwards Donald Somers 348 2nd S. Telcpnone CH. 4-5577 McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME HARRY WcKAGUE M. McKague R.

J. McKague Phone CH.2-313I 300 3rd PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Parking Spaces Mansel G. Binkley Jack M. Binkley Rae J. Murdock William Pearson 311 3rd Ave.

North CH-4-2I03 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENCES, Quality Credit Jewellers. House of Diamonds, 133 2nd north, xtf PLEASE ALLOW 8 FULL DAYS TO obtain marriage licence. Staceys Ltd Jewellers. One location only at the pedestal clock. 102 2nd Saskatoon's best diamond value Astra-Glo, FLORISTS PLEASING YOU IS OUR BUSINESS FLOWERS BY MILLARS 214 21st Street, East 2 Doors West of Woolworths CH.

4-7777 Store Phones CH.4-7773 Don Millar, Res. Phone WI. 9-7913 Murray Millar. Res. Phone WI.9-2792 Flowers by Wire FRANK J.

DOWDING F.R.H.S. FLOR-1st. Everything in floral needs. One store only. 234 2nd Opp.

Tivoli Theatie. Ph. CH. 2-2345. Night WI.

9-2750. DI. 3-3049. xtf VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS. A.

McAllister, Miss L. Gold) 237 21st east. Senator Hotel Bldg. Phone CH.2-3664. Nursery phone Wt.9-7438 xtf ANGUS G.

McTAVISH For All Your Flowers 206 2nd Ave. N. Phone CH.2-1345 Night Phone DI.3-1574 xtf ROSE BOWL FLOWERS 332 20TH STREET. WEST Fresh cut flowers for all occasions. Personal attention to funeral tributes.

For City Wide Delivery Phone CH. 4-6655 X-2-6-61-C MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS Red and Black Granite Marble, imported bronze memorials. 901 20th west. Phone CH.4-7445. xtf ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE ME-morials by Western Granite Marble 714 2nd N.

CH. 4-5365. X-11-6-60-C LOST AND FOUND LOST GREY TABBY TOM CAT. Identical striped markings on both sides Lost in Westmount, Mount Royal, Caswell Hill. Reward.

CH.4-4534 4-27-c FOUND POMERANIAN OLDER FE-male greyish black. Also 'young Dal-mation. male, SPCA, OL. 2-0115. 4-27-c LOST: GREY AND WHITE CAT, BE tween Cumberland, Ruth and Paul Crescent.

Please phone DI. 3-7319. 4-28-c LOST: YOUNG MALE GINGER CAT. Found same as above wrong cat. CH.

4-6918. 4-27-c LOST: BLACK AND WHITE PLASTIC rimmed glasses, in blue case. Phone CH. 2-2080. 4-2 f-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 WANTED, 2 REGISTERED LABORA-tory technicians for medical clinic Box 493A Star-Phoenix.

5-4-c MEN NEEDED FOR IMMEDIATE employment, car necessary. Free Laming. Electrolux Canada Ltd. 145 3rd N. Phone CH.4-6892.

4-27-c EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WITH late model car. Must have qualifications for wholesale setting to automotive trade. Farm equipment knowledge helpful. Salary and bonus for volume sales, fringe benefits. Apply to F.

L. Falls, McKenzie Auto Equipment Ltd. CH. 4-5531. 4-28-c WANTED.

FIRST CLASS FORD MECH-anic with papers. Year round position. Good wages. Apply Box 927 Banff, Alta. 4-30-c EXPERIENCED MULTILITH Operator wanted by large Saskatoon printing plant.

Ideal working conditions. WRITE7 BOX 22B 4-27-c MAN WANTED TO SELL RAWLEIGH Products in Saskatoon. Full or part-time districts available. Phone CH 4-7451, 5.30-7.30 p.m. to arrange Interview.

5-2-c SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. Reply stating age. experience, marital and references. Box 19B Star-Phoenix. 4-27-p EXPERIENCED BODYMAN paint and estimate.

Contract 65, Apply to Northland Motors Flin Flon, Man. 4-28-c FIRM HAS OPENINGS men with grade XII or education. Write Box 31 Star-Phoenix. 4-29-c Endre LIm, 58, Brancepeth district farmer died in the Birch Hills hospital after a lengthy ill ness. Funeral service held in the Lutheran Church at Weldon with Rev.

C. Stalwick officiating. Mr. Lima was born in Norway and when the family migrated to Canada, they settled in the Brancepeth district. Mr.

Lima is survived by his widow, Aastra; two sons, Samuel and Olaf; and three daughters, Mrs. D. Young of Weldon and Thelma and Esther at home. Mrs, Martin Bernard Martinson, 78, pioneer Meota resident, died suddenly at her home recently. Funeral service conducted by the Rev.

Allan Johnston was held in Meota United Church and burial made in Meota cemetery. Mrs. Martinson was born In Alexandria, Minn, and in 1907 married Mr. Martinson at Elbow. They homesteaded there until 1930 when they moved to the Meota district and farmed until 1944 when they moved into the village where they have since resided.

Mrs. Martinson was an active member of the United Church and its WA. She is survived by her widower; one son, Reuben, Meota; one daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Corcoran, Dodsland; one brother, William Bemdt, Elbow; end one sister, Mrs. Sophia Benson, Elbow.

James Rowlett, 79, retired Rose Valley farmer, died recently in a Regina hospital after a long illness. Funeral service was held in the Anglican Church at Rose Valley and burial made in Rose Valley cemetery. Mr. Rowlett was born in Rumford, England, and with his wife emigrated to the Rose Valley district soon after the turn of the century. They farmed in the district until 1953 when they retired to live in the village.

Mrs. Rowlett died last year. Mr. Rowlett is survived by four sons and three daughters. SIDE GLANCES Til see if my sister's here.

The Other RAE THE DEATH OF MRS. (CLIF-ford Janet Rae, age 39 years, of 1119 Broadway Avenue, occurred in a local hospital on April 25. The funeral service wtll be held on Thursday, April 28 at 2 p.m. from McKagues Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. W.

H. Moore. Surviving are her husband; one daughter, Agnes, and five sons, Arthur, James, Franklin, William and Mervyn; her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

John Clark in New Westminster, six sisters, Mrs. C. J. (Ruby! Bent, Mrs. J.

(Mabel) Smith and Miss Jean Clark in New Westminster, Mrs. Jack (Pearl) Stewart. Merritt, B.C., Mrs. Ralph (Betty) Noyce and Mrs. Glenn (Hazel Detch-on at Lloydminsler; and one brother.

John Clark at Lloydminster. Burial will be made in Hillcrest Memorial Garden. 4-27-c wgnrt V'ts iui juaiti uiuuia; ii u. ijv: uuniuMit IN MEMORIAM I Classified Phone status WANTED: able to w-irk NATIONAL for young better CH.2-3141 I an so A A iA- fc swan an. Ah, i AA.Si fca.a i i i.