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the STAK-tHOfcNlX Saskatoon Saturday, August 23, 1373 Tenders In Memoriam Tenders 900 (Continued) Notices 901 (Continued) Notices 901 (Continued) 900 (Continued) MAIN FARM ACCESS ROAD TENDERS Sealed lender will be received by the undersigned until 2.00 pm. Central Standard Tima. September 2.1975 on the foliowing road construction protect; For construction of the subgrade on a 3 0 mil section of Mam Farm Access Road located aa follows; 81.2, 3-34-19-2 Particular a to toe work may ba obtained at to Mu ntelpal Office of the undersigned. A certified cheque In the amount of .500 00. or alternatively a bid bond In the amount ot "5 of the tender must accompany the tender.

Tenders will be opened in public In the Office of tha undersigned al the hour of 200 p.m., Central Sian dard Time, on September 2nd, 1975. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be so espied. KsMh Con nulling Engineers 766 Ahgus Street Regina. Saskatchewan Safi8 J. R.

Harcourt Secretary-Treasurer Rural Municipality ot LeRoy No. 339 leRoy. Saskatchewan 80K2PQ SASKATCHEWAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TENDERS tor Grading and Drainage In North Regina Industrall Subdivision Sealed tender for Grading and Drainage in North Regina Industrial Subdivision for Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation, Regina. Saskatche wan, will be received by the Engineer for toe project at his office, 766 Angus Street, Regina. Sask atchewan, until 2:00 p.m..

Central Standard Time on the 3rd day of September, 1976. Tenders shall be clearly marked' "Tenders for Grading and Drainage, Contract NIR6-7E-D, Saskatchewan Eco nomte Development Corporation" on the outside of the sealed -container. Drawings, specification, tender (omit and contract documents are on file with the owner, Regina Construe tion Association, Saskatoon Construction Association. Moose Jaw Construction Association and may be obtain ed at the office of Keith Consulting Engineers, 766 Angus Street, Regina. Saskatchewan, upon the deposit of $26.00 for each set of documents.

The amount of the deposit will be refunded upon return of the draw ings and specifications, in good condition, only if returned within five (5) days after the above closing date for bids. The major items of work include the supply of mater ial and construction of approximately: 15,130 cubic yards ot Common Excavation 2.500 cubic yards of Granular Fill 3.000 cubic yards of Compacted Fill 208 lineal teat of 24" C.S.P. Culverts The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac cepted. Keith Consulting Engineers. 766 Angus Street.

Regina. Saskatchewan. S4T 1X8 Mr. W. F.

Sunnocks, Property Officer, Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation, 400 Midtown Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan! OSJ National Deaths (Continued) RING Marvin Morley Ring aged 41 years died on Aug 19. formerly ol Reims. residing at 31 Ferguson Block. Saskatoon Predeceased by his parents. Surviving are hi wile Idabelle Ring, brothers Alvm.Larry sister Carol all ol Regina.

Arrangements are pending with Lee Funeral Home. Regina Burial Rogln Memorial Gar dens In lieu ol flowers donations to My Father's House at Box 99 Prudhome or Beltor-Qusway Residence, 2839 Victoria Ave Regina McMURTRY The passing ol Mrs. Martha McMurtry age 97 years ol Sherbrooke Nursing Horn. Saskatoon, occurred at Sherbrooke Nursing Home on August 21, 1975 The funeral service wiH be held on Monday, August 25, 1975 at 400 from Perk Funeral Chapel, conducted by Deaconess Esther High-held. Surviving are one Daughter, Agnea Jones of Saskatoon: three sons, Tom ol Medicine HaL Alberta, Jim of Burnaby, B.C.

and Dave of Saskatoon: also 18 grandchildren and 34 greatgrandchildren. Mr. McMurtry was bom in Island Magee, Ireland and cam 10 Canada In 1912 to Saskatoon where she has resided until her passing. Mr. McMurtry was an actlv member of the Good Tempter Lodge In Ireland, and a long time member of 8t.

Thomas Wesley United Church. The family gratefully decline floral tribute. Memorial donation may be made to the Saskatoon Association lor Mentally Retarded. 1302 Alberta Saskatoon. Interment will be made In Woodlawn Camelry.

Courtesy parking north of the Chapel. BERNGES The death of Mrs. Irene Gladys Bernges age 64 years of 1234 AuenueF. North, Saskatoon. Sask.

occurred at Anglin Lake, Sask. on August 20, 1975 The Funeral Service will be held on Monday. August 25, 1975 at 1:30 P.M. from Park Funeral Chapel conducted by Arch deacon H. W.

Brandrlck. Surviving are: her husband Richard, one daughter Judy Bamgee of Saskatoon, lour sons, Richard and Ronald of Saskatoon and Leonard and Kenneth at home: three brothers, Alfred Smith of King ston, Ontario, Norris and Willard Smith, both of Sas katoon; live sisters, Mrs. Margaret Trevors of Chat ham, New Brunswick, Mrs. Alva Beamish of Calgary, Mrs. Marlon Plain of Edmonton.

Mrs. Isabel Dubois of Cout ney. B.C. and Mre. Vina Ventress of Saskatoon.

Mrs. Bernges was preleased by her mother and father and one sister and one brother. Mrs. Bernges was bom In Lanlgan and took her schooling there Mrs. Bernges lived at Lanigan until her marriage in 1941, moving to Saskatoon In 1 945 where she has resided until her passing.

Interment will be made in HUIcrest Memorial Gardens, Saskatoon Courtesy perking north of the Chapel. PURVIS The death of Mrs. Agnes Purvis age 46 years of Edson, Alberta occurred xi Edson on August 21st, 1975. The funeral service will be held on Monday, Augus- 25th. at 2 m.

from McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Stewart Dingwall. Surviving are: her loving husband, Harry, one daughter, Brenda, five sisters. Mrs. B.T.

(Kay) Smith, of Winnipeg, Mrs. W. (Mary) Jones of Edmonton, Mrs. J. (Annie) Brazeau of Wnnipeg, Miss Velma Hamm of Winnipeg.

and Mrs. A. (Alberta) Lamontagne, of Winnipeg, three brothers, Henry Hamm of Saskatoon, Peter Hamm of Winnipeg, and John Hamm of Winnipeg. Mrs. Purvis was predeceased by a brother, Abe, and a sister Mrs.

Helen Johnson, and by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hamm.

Interment will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. 20th Street. Funerals MAZUREK T(ie Funeral Service of Mr, Stanley Mazurek, who died on August 1 5, 1975, was held from the Carrot River R.C. Church on Tuesday August 19, 1975 at 10:00 a.m.

conducted by Rev. L. Ladonde. Pall bearers were his six sons: John, Pete, Eugene, Ted, Leon and Stanley. Interment was made in Crescent Park Cemetery.

Carrot River. Coventry Funeral Home of Nipawin, was in charge of arrangements. THE FUNERAL service of John S. Kal-makoff who died on August 20, 1 975 was held from Blame Lake. Doukhobor Prayer Heme on Friday, August 22nd, at 10:00 a m.

Pallbearers were: Alex W. Chevel-dayoff, John Epp, Lawrence Postnikoff, William Kalmakoff, Lawrence Kalmakoff, Pete Kalesnlkoff. INTERMENT TOOK PLACE IN Haralowka Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. CARLSON The funeral service of Murray Oliver Carlson who died on August 19, 1 975 was held from Bethlehem Lutheran Church on Friday, August 22nd at 2:00 pm.

Conducted by Pastor A. Berstad. Pallbearers were: William Chapman. William Ringdal, Lester Marvin Utigaard, Robert Bristow, Ronald Carlson. Interment took place in Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cemetery.

Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge ot arrangements. TEELING The Funeral mass for Mrs. Hanora Testing who died on August 20th, was held from St. Ann Home Chapel on Friday August 22nd at 10 a Celebrant was Rev. B.

Dunn. Pallbearers were: G. Lambert, D. Thompson, G. Espeseth.

J.Miller. Interment was made in the family plot in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. THOMSON The funeral service of William Thomson who died on August 16th was held from McKague's Funeral Home on Friday August 22nd at 1:30 p.m. Conducted by Rev. Peter Williams.

Pallbearers were: W. Robbins, H. Maynard, C. Penson, C. Leppard, A.

Sargent, B. Henderson. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery. FORDE The funeral service of William Robert Forde who died on August 20th. was held from McKague's Funeral Home an Friday August 22nd at 3:30 p.m.

Conducted by Archdeacon H.W. Bran-dnek. Pallbearers were: J. Murray, W. Ashelford, W.

Hezmalhalch, J. Lazier, W. Jack. G. Caldsr.

Legion Rites were observed by the Royal Canadian Legion, Saskatoon Branch No. 63 under the direction o( WJ. Jack. Interment was made in Soldiers Field in Woodlawn Cemetery. RATES Kim Classified Ad Rale Eleven Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertion lor lh Price ol Five Minimum Count 12 Words Minimum Daily Charge $1 35 Classilied Display I charges at $5 60 per single column inch.

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Each additional word 11o per word. RATES By carrier 90c per week collected bi-weekly MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES SASKATCHEWAN 1 year $48.00 6 months $25.50 3 months $14.25 1 month $5.50 Sat. only $12.00 per yr. By mail In Canada. U.S.A.

ell other countries 1 year $55.00 Sat. only $15.00 per yr. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS 652-9200 Deaths THE PASSING of Mr. Norman Hitchings age 61 years of 2,007 20th St. W.

Saskatoon occurred at Asquith, Saskatchewan on August 21, 1975. The funeral service will be held on Monday, August 25 1 975 at 10:00 a m. from SL Thomas Wesley United Church conducted by Rev. S. Dingwall.

Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge. Surviving are: his wife, Agnes, one daughter. Mrs. M. (Laveme) Szjevolt of Asquith, four sons, Ivan of Ottawa, and Don, Mel and Keith, all of Saskatoon, one sister, Mrs.

Grace Ewen of Asquith, two brothers, Wilson of Saskatoon and Wilfred of Asquith and eight grandchildren. Mr. Hitchings was predeceased by his first wife Edith In 1968: also two brothers and two sisters. Mr. Hitchings was bom in Asquith, where he tookhiS8chooling.

He came to Saskatoon In 1948 and worked with Davies Electric for 20 years. He was wljh Industrial Motors at the time of his passing. Mr. Hitchings was associated with rounds Hockey and took an active part with the Boy Scout Movement In Saskatoon. The family gratefully decline floral tributes.

In lieu of flowers. Memorial Donations to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 610 Rushdme Road, Saskatoon, will be so much appreciated. Interment: will be made In the Asquith Cemetery. SCHLOENDORF The death of Olga Schloendorl, age 89 years, of 1716 Victoria Saskatoon, occurred on Friday August 22nd. 1975.

The funeral service will be held on Monday August 25th at 2:00 p.m. from the Tpakfing Luthoran Church, Spalding. Sask. Conducted by Rev. F.

Haugen. She was predec eased by her husband Richard In 1 940, an Infant daughter Doris In 1925, daughter Mabel In 1971 and a son John In 1975. She Is survived by sons Fred of London, Ont. Orville and Bill at Watson, Don of the Yukon, daughters Ann, of Saskatoon, Helen of Lethbridge, Murtle of Vancouver. B.C..

grandchildren, great grandchildren, sisters and one brother. She was bom In Minnesota In 1886, married in 1905 and emigrated to Watson. Sask. in 1909, where she lived until 1957 at which time she moved to Saskatoon. where she resided until her passing.

Peters Funeral Home, Naicam, In charge of arrangements. DERKSEN In loving memory ol Mother. Susan (Day) Derksen. who left ua so Suddenly Aug. 23.

1974. Faith I the power to hear Muaio whan all la still. To clasp the unseen hand Arid trust His will. i -Gertrude Ryder Bennett Henry and Grace Wiens and family. Cards of Thanks IT IS Impoesible for to put Into word how grateful wa are to all our doer rale-Itvealnend and neighbours who helped so many way when lost our dwltng son and brother Darren.

would like to thank all tha people at Gordon Howe Bowl that unfbrgettable ming who tried so hard to help Darren tor us before emergency help arrived. Thanks also to the Saskatoon City Polio, Fir Department Rescue Unit. Crescent Ambulance and 8l Paul Emergency ale. Thenkvou Robert Deurte and the Saskatoon Funeral Horn tor toek assistance, Dr gams! Pat Delbert, aokkst Judy Postie and special thank to Rev. Don Lalng tor the beautiful service and the moat Inspiring message.

Thanks tor the numerous cards, beautiful floral tributes, food, donations of money to us and the Saskatchewan Council for Crippled Children and Adul ts, and for the comforting words from everyone who came to our home to be with u. Our very special thanks to the K. K. Olson Commercial Fastball Club for their past and continuing moral support and to Dr. Wm 8.

Kinnear for hi care and concern over the past year Thank you all for caring. Peter, Ellen, Sandra, Barbara, Cameron, and Laura Lipinskl. I WANT to thank my family lor the wonderful 80th birthday party they gave tor me. Also those who helped To all my friend who came to visit me. sent card, gift and phone calls.

It was a wonderful day to remember. Thank you all. Mr. Florence Hill. THE FAMILY of the late Wilfred Hoy wish to excreta their thanks and appreciation to the many friends for their triburetrlbutea to Mr.

Hoy. For flowers, card, memorial to various charities and to.thoa who helped In so many Way. Special thanks to the Reverend Stewart Dingwall, to Rae, Murdock and staff of Westwood Chapel and to old friends from the Edzel district. The family of the late Reginald Fraser would like to extend their thanks for the many acts of kindness, the cards, dowers, memorial donations, and message of sympathy In the loss of our dear husband, father, grandfather and brother. Our thanks to the ladie of St.

Davids Church for serving the coffee and lunch after the service. Thanks also to the staff of Sunnyside Nursing Home for the kind and excellent care Mr. Fraser re-cieved during his stay there. Our sincere thanks to all. The Fraser Family.

Notices 901 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY JANE ELLIOTT, late of the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, deceaased. -NOTICE TO CREDITORS All claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars of secur ities held. If any. must be sent to the undersigned on or before the 15th, of September, A.D, 1975. BORDEN Barristers and Solicitor 202 Glengarry Block Third Avenue South Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Solicitor tor the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER of the Estate of GEORGE WAGNER, late of the City of Saskatoon, In the Province of Saskatche wan, deceased.

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 1 3th day of September, A.D. 1975 NEWSHAM BORDEN Solicitors for the Executor Please send all communications to Canada Permanent Trust Company, 170 Second Avenue South, Sas katoon, Saskatchewan. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ELEANOR ELIZABETH RUTH SPARKS, late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, House wife, Deceased.

All claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valua tion of security held. If any. must be sent to the undersigned before the 9th day of September, A. 1975. Robertson.

Muzyka. Barton Bell Barristers 5 Solicitors 703 CN Towers -Saskatoon. Saskatchewan S7K 1J5 Solicitors for the Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE of DANIEL HRABCHAK, late of Lethbridge, in the Province of Alberta. Retired Farmer, deceased. All claims against the above estate duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valua tion of security held, in any.

must be sent to the undersigned before the 1 5th day of September, 1975. AGNEW, WARREN NYKYFORUK Barnsters Solicitors 279 Third Avenue North Saskatoon. Saskatchewan S7K3S5 Solicitors for the Executor John S. Krawchuk Chinese report unrest TOKYO AP) Peking radio acknowledged for the first time today that China has sent army troops into factories in the troubled capital city of Hangchow in the eastern province of Chekiang. A broadcast monitored here said about 4,500 commanders and fighters of the Chinese People's Liberation Army units stationed in Hangchow have re-cently begun taking part in production at meat, tobacco and many other factories in Hangchow." Moscow radio had reported Chinese central authorities in Peking sent troops to keep production going after strife by workers in July.

The Moscow broadcast said, after the turmoil was brought under control, local party and military leaders were purged and many of the participants in the industrial strife were sent to laborcamps. Dubcek feels imprisoned THE HAGUE (Reuter) Two Dutch journalists recently expelled from Czechoslovakia Friday quoted former Com- munist party leader Alexander Dubcek as saying he now lives in a prison without walls. The two, reporter Rene de Bok and photographer Charles Vlek, were writing in the Dutch magazine, Elsevlers, about a brief meeting they had with Dubcek outside his office near Bratislava. The two journalists said in a joint report that they were arrested by Czech security police soon after the meeting nine days ago and were questioned for nearly 30 hours before being expelled. The journalists said that after finding Dubceks home guarded by three soldiers armed with stenguns, they waited outside the forestry ministry office where he works.

When he approached, they asked whether he is still persecuted. They said Dubcek told them: Im not a-free person, you know that. I live in a prison without walls. They said Dubcek, who had asked them to leave because police were watching, then quickly contradicted what he had said by adding: I can go anywhere I am not lacking anything. You can see that Im living.

Shooting accident claims girl REGINA (CP) A four-year-old Regina girl died Friday afternoon in hospital after a shooting accident in her home. The girl suffered gunshot wounds to her head and stomach when a sawed-off shot-, gun she was playing with discharged. Police have been unable to locate her father and her name has been withheld. Encephalitis case unfounded A recently suspected case of encephalitis in Saskatoon has proved unfounded. Earlier this week, a four-year-old child, suspected of suffering from the disease, was admitted to University Hospital but, according to hospital officials, tests were negative and the child has since been discharged.

FILE NO DOCKET NO 2612 CANADIAN TRANSPORT COMMISSION AIR TRANSPORT COMMITTEE RAY FLYING SERVICE LTD, TRANSFER OF COMMERCIAL AIR SLRVICES ,1 TO .4 MIKSOO AVIATION Ltd. By direction of the Air Transport Committee, notice I hereby given pursuant to the provision of Section 20 ol the air carrier regulation and Section 27 of the National Transportation Act that Ray Flying Service Ud. and Mlkaoo Aviation Ltd have given nottca-of to proposed transfer ol toe Commercial Air Service authorized by Licence No A T.C. 1350-621C) (except th Claaa 7 specialty aenal application and distribution commercial air service) from the former to toe latter Ray Flying Service Ltd. Is authorized under Licence No.

A T.C. 1350-62(C) to operate a Clast 4 Chater and Class 7 specialty aerial photo graphy and survey aerial applciation and distnbu tion aerial Inspection, reconnaissance and adver Using using fixed wing aircraft In groups A. and trom a base at Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. Mlktoo Aviation Ltd.

ta authorized under cence No. A.T.C. 2180-72(0 to open ate a Clast 4 and Class 7 specialty Flying training commercial air services using tixed wing aircraft in group A from a base at Meadow Lake. Saskatchewan in addition to a class 3 specific point commercial under Licence No. A.T.C.

2327-74(NS) serving amongst others the point Saskatoon, all in the province of Saskatchewan. Any person or association dr other body representing air transportation undertakings, affected by toe pro posed acquis-tion or transaction may intervene to ob ect to toe committee on the grounds that I It will un duly restrict eompeiton or other-wise be prejudicial to the public interest. An Intervention, If made, shall set out the Interest of the Intervenor and his reasons In support of hi intervention and shall be endorsed with toe name and address ot the Intervenor, his solicitor or represen tatlve. and shall be mailed or delivered together with supporting documents to the Secretary, Air Transport Committee. 275 Slater Street, Ottawa.

Ontario K1A 0N9, and a copy of the intervention and documents shall be served upon the parlies who have given the said no lice, their aolicltora or representatives not later than September 18th. 1975. The -name and address tor service of Interventions is: aoooe Barristers and Solicitors 6th Floor, 407 8th Avenue, Calgary. Alberta. T2P 1E6.

A reply to an Intervention may be made by the pro posed acquirer or person who has given the said notice to the committee and shall be mailed or de livered to the Secretary, Air Transport Committee, 275 Slater Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N9, and a copy of the reply shall be served on the Intervenor or his solicitor within ten days after receipt ot the IntervenUon. Proof ol service of an Intervention or a reply shall be made by declaration under oath and filed with toe Secretary. Air Transport Committee, Ottawa. Ontano Canada. i The committee wi not receive any inter-venhon or reply Wed out of time unless the party making same satisfies toe committee that he could not have done the same within toe Ume specified for reasons beyond hi control.

R. Hurst for Secretary, Ax Transport Committee. Central Haven Personal Care Home will receive bids for the construction ol a sixty resident personal cam home. Revised plans may be obtained from Western. Book and Stationary, 204A 2nd Ave.

North or the Saskatoon bid depository. Tenders will be opened In public at Central Haven Senior Citizens Home. 1001 Avenue I North in Sas katoon. Wednesday September 3rd, 1975 at 2 P.M. SELLING BY TENDER Fledgling Tourist Camp Commercial Sue at Brabantlaka, Saskatchewan.

108 miles North of La Range. Site contains 3 log cabins, good location for begin nmg operation. Closing date: 3 p.m., September 15, 1975. The highest or any bid not necessarily ac cepted. Dept.

Indian Affairs. 1302 Central Avenue. Prince Albert, Sask. Attn: G. B.

MacPherson PONTEIX IRRIGATION PROJECT Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned unttl 4:00 Regina City Time on September 10th. 1975 and will be opened in puke Immediately th ereaf-ter. CONTRACT WD-75-1 6 The work consists primarily of earthwork connected with the installation of two syphons across Notukeu Creek. The main items of work include: Excavation 9,400 cubic yards Embankment 8,200 oubic yards Granular Material 640 Cubic yards Forms of Tender. Specifications and Plans may be ob tained at the office of: The Chief Engineer, Conservation and Land Improvement Branch.

Saskatchewan Department of Ag- nculture, 1825 Lome Street. Fifth Floor. Saskatchewan Telephone Building, REGINA, Saskatchewan. A tender guaranty in the form of a certified cheque or bid bond and In the sum of Thirty Five Hundred Dokart made payable to the Provincial Treasurer. Province of Saskatchewan, Is to accompany each tender.

The lowest or any tender will not neces-sarily be ac cepted. Deputy Minister Saskatchewan Department of Ag-nculture. Government Administration Building, REGINA, Saskatchewan. DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES INVITATIONAL TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by Executive Director. Public Works Branch, Department at Government Service 1942 Hamilton Street, Regina.

Saskatchewan. S4P3L5.rrttl 200 P.M. Central Standard Tim on Septem ber 5. 1975. and wtl be opened xi pubic immediately thereafter.

The work consists ot Provincial Office Building Park ing Lot Paving North Battteford. Saskatchewan. Pro iect No. NS 0219. Tender document may ba viewed and obtained trom Cal tom and WngN Limited, 1221 8th Street LaaL Saak atoon.

The Province reeerve toe right to reject any or tel tender received. Deputy Minister of Government Service Province ol Saskatchewan RE; APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO OPERATE A BEVERAGE ROOM? (under the provision of The Liquor Licensing Act) Notice I hereby given that the undersigned Intend to apply to the Liquor Licensing Commission lor a llcenpe to ek liquor In premises known a Marcel-Inn at Marcekn, Sask. of which th following I a correct legal description: Lot One (1) and Two (2). In Block One (1), In the village of Marcekn, In the Province of Saskatchewan, In th Dominion ot Ctnada, according to a Plan of Record In the Land Title Office for the Prince Albert Land Registration District No. 6206 (IJ) Dated at Regina.

Saskatchewan, this 19th day of Augu at 1975 GABRIEL JOSEPH CLOUTHIER RAYMOND ROBERT CLOUTHIER NOTICE CITY OF SASKATOON RE: 10RESIDENTIAL LOTS IN COLLEGE PARK advertised to go on sale at 8.30 am. on August 25 at the office of the City Clerk to Individuals wishing to construct their own personal residence the FRONT door of City Hal! will be opened at 7 am. and prospective pur chasers must line up In aingle file. On admittance their name wilt be taken and be given a numbered do ket and will be dealt with In numerical order. i.

L. A. Kreutzwelser City Clerk SASKATOON CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT NOTICE OF SALE i TAKE NOTICE that the following article will be sold by Public Auction on Saturday. August 30th, 1975 at 10.00 A.M. at Bud Auction Room, 318-lat Avenue South, Saakatoon, Saskatchewan.

BICYCLES AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES AND FURTHER take notice that the said bicycle and other miscellaneous articles may be reclaimed at the Police Station prior to the date of the said sale upon proof of ownership and upon payment of alt storage charges incurred therein. DATED at the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, this 15th day of August, A.D. 1975. JAMES G. KETTLES.

Chief ot Police. Tenders 900 MAIN FARM ACCESS ROAD TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 8:30 P.M. Central Standard Time August 25 on the following road construction project. For construction of the subgrade on a 6.0 mile sec tion of Main Farm Access Road located as follows: Town of Lanigan ESE28-33-22-2 RM of Usborne No. 310 ENE28, 33-33-22-2 RM of Wolverine No.

340 E4.9.N1 1, 12-34-22-2 Particulars as to the work may be obtained at the municipal office pf the Rural Municipality of Wolverine No. 340, a certified cheque in the amount of 2,500.00 dollars or alternatively, a bid bond in the amount of 5 per cent of the tender amount, must accompany the tender. Tenders will be opened In public In the office of the RM of Wolverine at the hour of 8:30 O.M, Central Standard Time on August 25. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac cepted. Keith Consulting Engineers 766 Angus Street Regina, Saskatchewan.

S4T1X8 F. C. Saretsky Secretary Treasurer RM of Wolverine No. 340 Burr, Saskatchewan. S0K OTO E.

E. Wenlnger Secretary Treasurer RM of Usborne No. 310 Lanigan. Saak. SOK 2M0 2 MO UP Expansion Economic Economlqu Expansion Regional PRAIRIE FARM REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION TENDER WATER TREATMENT PLANT AND RESERVOIR Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m., local Regina time, Tuesday.

Septem ber 30, 1975, for the Town ot Humboldt, Contract 1 Water Treatment Plant and Reservoir. The site of the work Is located in the Town of Humboldt, Saskatchewan. The work consists of the supply of all plant labour, services and materials for: Construction of a reinforced con-. Crete water reaer voir, Construction of a reinforced concrete and mason ry water treatment plant. Pumping and chemical feed equipment including all related piping, fittings, valves and appurtenances.

A water clarifier and filtration equipment, Metering equipment, Heating, ventilation and plumbing, and All related electrical work. The plans and specifications may be viewed at the following locations: (1) The office of the local Builders' Exchange or Construction Association in Saakatoon. Regina, Win mpeg, Edmonton and Calgary. (2) The Town of Humboldt, Town Office. (3) The office of the Consultant: Catterall Wright Ltd.

1221 8th Street East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7H 0S5 Plans, specifications and forms for bidding may be obtained from: -Mr. D. Cuahway. PFRA -401 Motherwell Building Regina. Saskatchewan S4P 0R5 Ph.

(306)522-2684 Opon deposit of 825.00 cash or a certified cheque payable to toe Receiver General tor Canada, which de posit wtl be redeemable upon return cf the documents good order wttsn one month after ten ders have closed Tenders wi net be considered un less made on toe ftm supplied by PFRA and accom parser. By aecurky si toe amount and form speeded i toe documents. Bidder are advised to drew toe txddmg document trom Mr. Cushway to ensure receipt ol future addenda which may affect toe bxt The lowest or any lender not nceessanty accepted. Berry Ctvet Engineer.

PFRA NOTICE OF CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF JESSIE DOROTHY RAYNER, LATE OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON, IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN. WIDOW, DECEASED. AH claims again! the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particular and valuation ot security held. II any. must lent to the undersigned before the 29th day of August, A.D.

1975 LAMARSH, ROBERSTON. EMIGH, PRESTON, DEHM. ZIEGLER LINN Barrister and Solicitor 310 Canada BuMding, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -Solicitors lor Via Executor Send claim to Canada Permanent i Trust Company, 1 1 70 2nd Avenue Saskatoon, NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARJORIE MABEL CLARK. LATE OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON, IN THE, PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, WIDOW, DECEASED. All claim again! the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particular and valuation of security held, If any.

must be sent to the undersigned before the 20th day of September, A D. 1975. CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY 170 2nd Avenue South. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.

Executor ot the estate of Marjorie Mabel Clark NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER of the Estate ot JENNIE OGDEN, late Qt the City of Saskatoon, In the Province ot Saskatche wan, de-, ceased. 'j 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 1 3th day of September, A.D. 1975. NEWSHAM BORDEN Barristers and Solicitors 202 Glengarry Block. 245 Third Avenue South, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Solicitors for the Executor. RE: APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO OPERATE A BEVERAGE ROOM Notice I hereby given that the undersigned Intend to apply to the Liquor Licensing Commission for a II cence to sell liquor in premise known as Beechy Hotel at Beechy. Sask. of which the 18W8 Dated at Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, this 14th day of August, 1975.

Michael Zyloway Irene N. Zyloway RE: APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO OPERATE A BEVERAGE ROOM (under the provisions of the Liquor Licensing Act) Notice It hereby given that the under-signed intends to apply to the Liquor Licensing Commission for a licence to sell liquor In premises known as Krydor Hotel at Krydor, Saskatchewan of which the follow ing is a correct legal description: Lots one (1) and two (2) Both in Block one Township of Krydor In the Province of Saskatchewan In the Dominion of Canada Plan No. R2049 Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan this 8th day of Aug. 1975. KRYDOR HOTEL LTD.

Per Ronald David Banda NOTICE THE CITY OF SASKATOON NOTICE OF CLOSING OF A PORTION OF NORTH-SOUTH LANE LYING IMMEDIATELY EAST OF 48 HARRISON CRESCENT, IN THE CITY OF SASKATOON NOTICE Is hereby given that the Council of The City of Saskatoon intends, after the expiration of two weeks from the mailing of this notice by registered mail to all persons who are either registered or as sessed as owners of the lands abutting upon the por tion of the public highway proposed to be closed, to pass a bylaw to close the most westerly Ten l0) feet in perpendicular width throughexjt of that por tion of the north-south lane lying between the pro ductions easterly of the northerly and southerly limits of Lot Twenty-Two (22), in Block Two Hundred and Forty-six (246), as same as shown on a Plan of Record in the Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Registration District as No. 867; commonly described as the most westerly Ten (10) feet in per pendicular width of the North-South Lane lying immediately east of 48 Harrison CrescenL in the City of Saskatoon UPON CLOSURE of the most westerly Ten (1 0) feet of the said lane as aforesaid, the City Intends to transfer title thereto to Mr. D. C. P.

Curry upon payment of the sum of Five Hundred Dollars together with all costs of closing, and reserve the remaining Ten (10) feet of the said lane for a pedestrian walkway, alias authorized by the City Coun ck at its meeting held on the 14th day of July A.D., 1975. AND TAKE NOTICE that the said bylaw will be con sidered at a meeting ol the said Council to be held on Monday, the 8th day of September A.D. 1975 at 7.00 p.m., when any person who claims that his land will be injuriously affected thereby and petitions to be heard, will be given an opportunity to be heard by himself or by his agent in relation to the proposed bylaw. DATED AT the City of Saskatoon, In the Province of Saskatchewan, this 18th day Ol August A.D. 1975.

A. KREUTZWEISER City Clerk RE: APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO OPERATE A BEVERAGE ROOM Notice is hereby given that the undersigned to apply to th Liquor Licensing Commission for a licence to sen liquor in premises known as Wascana Hotel at bundum. Sask. of which the following is a correct legal description. lot 15, 16.

Block 4 Plan No. 47454 Dated at Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, this 15 day of August, 1975. Darlene Anne Case NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS We toe Chwf and Council of Red Pheasant Band are attempting to pay all our out standing Mis. We ml give toe priority to the bds without any xiterest or carrying charges.

Please resubmit your Mis with fu( details to: Cfeef Gerald Wuttunee Box 906 i North Battteford. Saskatchewan NOTICE OF SALE OFFERS IN SEALED ENVELOPES will be received until NOON, 5 September 1975, by Mr, E. N. Bailes, Manager, Purchases and Materials, Canadian National Railways, Box 244, Postal Station Trans-cona, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2C for the purchase and removal from Railway property of units listed below. Sealed tenders to show unit number bid for.

CN Unit No. 694451 only 1969 Ford single axle gaso line tractor, Model Ser. No. -FOO1UF56802, 5th wheel not Included. CN Unit No.

664491 only 1 966 IHC single axle gaso line tractor, Model V-220, Ser. No. 1 12261 -C-004393. CN Unit No. 674191 only 1 967 IHC single axle gaso line tractor, Model V-220, Ser.

No. 1 12261 -C-01 082. Terms of sale will be F.O.B. "as is, where is. bidders will be required to make payment in full immediately upon notification of acceptance of offer and prior to removal.

Above vehicles may be inspected by contacting Mr. H. A. Young, Automotive Supervisor, at CN Express Terminal, Saskatoon. Offers will be subject to assessment of Provincial Sales Tax as applicable.

Bid deposits are not required. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Bidder's name and postal address must be clearly printed on tender submitted. N. Bailes Manager Purchases and Materials CLASSIFIED as near as your phone CALL For a friendly classified qd-visor usX wav mu NOTICE! All Classified Advertisements placed between 5:00 p.m.

and 8:30 p.m. Monday thru wifi be placed on 2nd day after order. Cancellations: received during these hours wifi be done for next day..