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9 4 ft ga5 30 Saskatoon S(ar-Phonix Tuesday, November 7, 1967 DEATHS MALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED 1J FEMALE HELP WANTED 1) ir.atisaig. I Index to Classifications Sea swallowing U.S. coastline BOHL THE DEATH OF MR MER-ttn Julius Boni ae 2ft vears of Ste. 30. fc2 Avenue.

Saskatoon occurred in a local hosp ai on Sundav, November 5th I 57. The funeial service wul be hetd on TmirscUv, November ftb at 3 90 pm fi om St. Pauls Lutheran Church Prayers will be offered on Wednesday everrng Novemoer 8th at 8 00 m. in the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Ed Luqiea.

Surviving are: his loving wife Eiieen, his parents, Mr and Mrs. Julius Bohl of Margo Sask two brothers, Norman of Omen too and Gerald of Margo; one sister, Mrs Ray Kentel (Margaret! of Reg.na; tnree meces and one nephew, Tne late Mr, Bohl was born in Margo and received his education there. He lived in Kegma for six years prior to his coming to Sakatoon in 193 Interment will lake piece in Woodiawa Cemetery. ll-ft-c In Memortan surance Listings Wanted livestock toan Wanted Lost as Found Lots Wenteo Lou For Sale J3C Machinery Repairs Ma Hep Wanted ie Instructions Maie-Femaie instructions Male Situations Wanted Va-naget Licenses Vonev to Losa Vonu ment 4 C3A 9ft 33 64 41 4ft 30 il ISA 14 I 2ft 63 9 26A 24 3: 96 43 53 54 Musical instruments Personal P-t Stock Poultry ft Eggs a) Estate Rooms Furnished oems Unfurnished Rooms Furnished ft Unfuf.) MA Rooms Wanted 55 S'tustion Whd (Male-Female) Stores dr Offices LIII Storage Space A Suites Wnted Summer Resorts Swap Teachers Wanted 'I'msmithtnf Su.te Furnished Suite Unfumuned Suites IT 0 3ft 51 31A MB 52 27 31 29 21A 74 21 70 43 1A 97 A NEW YORK (AP) The sea is The other half would require busily eating up great chunks of even more expensive treatment, U.S. coactline, costing land and including breakwaters, home owners millions of dollars Beach erosion is a problem a year.

along much of California's In Florida alone, a recent sur- lengthy coastline, forcing the vey showed, annual losses have construction of seawalls and the been running at a rate of dredging of sand for Excluding Florida, a federal study estimated erosion damage along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts from Texas to New England at 31,000,000 annually. The multi-colored "painted cliffs which bring thousands uf tourists to Marthas Vineyard off Massachusetts are being slowly chewed away. Waves and storms have washed out 3,000 acres of oyster beds and beach along Willapa Bay on the Pacific Coast of Washington. Virginia Beach, a Virginia resort area, pumps sand 20 hours daily during the off-season to replace what is lost to the encroaching waters. The Montauk Point lighthouse on the southern tip of Long Island, whose beacon has guided mariners since 1797, stands on a cliff which has been eroded almost away.

The coast guard plans eventually to replace the lighthouse with another on a more stable site. In Cape May, N.J., two convents, two lighthouses, a coastguard radar station and nearly a fourth of the community's land area have been claimed by the Atlantic Ocean. Senator Joseph D. Tydings (Dem. Md.) recently introduced in Congress a bill which would provide for a three-year, mtl-lion-dollar study by the U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers of the 93,000 miles of tidal and Great Lakes shoreline. A study of Maine's winding coast by the federal Soil Conservation Service found that 500 miles of property, most of it privately owned, was suffering from serious erosion damage. The study said about half of this shoreline, with a value as real estate, could be stabilized by planting vegetation and building revetments at a cost of $83,000,000, TENDERS Kindersley Co-op Service Centre AH subcontractors and suppliers are hereby notified that trade tenders for the Co-op Service Centre in Kindersley. Sask will be received up until 2pm Saskatoon time November J6, 1967 in the offices of Federated Cooperatives Limited. Construction Department, O.

Box 1050, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, at which time they will be publicly opened. Separate tenders will be received for the following woik. 1. Masonry 2. Electrical 3.

Mechanical 4 Painting 5. Structural Steel Miscellaneous Metal (supply only) 4. Roofing and Sheet Metal 7. DrywaU. Plans, specifications and tender II 5 ic i jr Vj I Gl pe JC I 4 tii i m7 i il Uf bi i su ai A hi Hi Ki ft Mi aa ft i ffl oi Cf 1 i forma are available in the offices of Fed.

Co-ops Ltd. Const. 309 22nd Saskatoon. Sask. The lowest or any tender not neces sariiy accepted.

Federated Co-operatives Limited, Construction Department, PO Box 1050, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan U-8-c (('atiaetftl NEW SHOPPING CENTRE Applications are invited for the following full time vacant' either our new 8th Street or Downtown Shopping Centres. Emplo' ment to start January 2nd, 1968. CAFETERIA MANAGERESS To supervise self-service cafeteria in new 6th Street location. WAITRESS Experienced waitress fur immediate employment in downtown lunch counter, 25 houi per week. Uniforms supplied Wage range 81 22 to $1 64 per hour.

Age limit 20-45. GENERAL MERCHANDISING Fma! clerks with experience tn dry poods, ladies' wear or hardware. Salary range $1 51 to 1 6 tier hour. Starling wage dependent on experience. Applications may be completed from a.m.

to I pm Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, the auditorium of the downtown food tore. Personnel Department SASKATOON CO-OP CENTRE 402 22.1 East 11-8-c RESPONSIBLE SECRETARY RE- Suired lor one gul ofiice Typing, ictuphone and some bookkeeping experience Good starting jMiarv and company ben et its. 6jJ-78U 11-10-c FOUR LADIES WHO AftS AMBI-tiou and can spare two or three hours each dav will be selected to represent a new fast growing company. Thei are prestige positions and very profitable, grow with the companv.

complete training starts this Saturday morning. Phone Mr Goff, 373-1315 Wed. Nov. ft, 7 lo ft pm. onlv ll-ft-c Ladies' With Ambition Work vour owns hours High vuiges We train, A fast expanding company has positions open for a limited time only.

Phone 652-5188 after 10 00 a 11-10-c WAITRESS, PART OR FULL TIMET Apply in person Lindys Restaurant, 374-1755 1 l-15-o TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Available for experienced comptometer operators. Please phone 633-0633. 11-10-c PRESSER Required by dry cleaner. Full time. Excellent working Top rate of pav offered to experienced people.

For appointment call Mr. Brennan at One-Hour Martmtzlng, 343-5252 or eventnge. 633-3063 11-13-c MATURE WOMAN for part-time waitress work on evening shift. Apply person to MONTROSE RESTAURANT Grosvenor Park Shopping Centre ll-ft-c HAIRDRESSER WANTED. GOOD wages and working conditions.

Phone collect 664-3820, Oyen. Alberta, after 7 pm. 11-14-p COFFEE HOUSE WAITRESSES wanted. Preferably over 21 years. Call Mis.

Wood at 652-6292 between 3 p.m.-tt m. tf RELIABLE WOMAN For kitchen help, dishwashing, Apply In person to: THE DEL RESTAURANT 120 2nd Avenue, North 11-13-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES AND banquet help wanted immediately. Also dish washers. Apply The Marigold Restaurant alter 4 p.m.. 255 3rd South.

tf EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 12-3 p.m. dally. $1.25 per hour. Apply in person to: THE DEL RESTAURANT 120 2nd N. 11-10-c COFFEE HOUSE WAITRESSES wanted.

Preferably over 21 veara. Call Mrs. Wood at 652-8292 between 3 p.m.-6 p.m. tf WANTED COOKS. WAITRESSES, kitchen help.

Experience preferred but will train buitdble partv. Apply in person, Pinocchio's Restaurant tf SEAMSTRESS Experienced seamstress wanted part-tune in ladies' ready-to-wear, good wages, pleasant working conditions. Apply tit Person AARONS LADIES WEAR Capitol Theatre Bldg. 11-14-c EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER PH. 225-2186.

after 8, 11-13-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANT ed. Apply In person, Plasa Cate tf WANTED: FULL-TIME BAiR MAID. Sutherland Hotel, 610 Central Avr-nue. phone 374-8833. H-15-c WANTED A WATTRESS FOR AIFL port restaurant.

Day shift, 242-6002 morning. 1 3-15-c FULL TIME SALES LADY for downtown ladies' readv-to-wear. Expenence preierred. Pleasant conditions. Good pay.

Apply in peison. AARON'S LADIES WEAR Capitol Theatre Bldg. 11-14-c SIDE GLANCES EXIERIENt. F.D WAITRESS FOR night shift Top wages. Apple in pnwn.

Ponnv a Grttl il--e OS'P EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Apply in person. Ml-g-c COOK HELPER WANTED PLEAS apply tn person to But Depot Lunch. 1st Ate. and 22nd St. 11-H-e WOMEN WANTED FOR ARENA lunch counter.

Ivenlng work onh. Apply 543-P4S3 mornings. 11-13-c WANTED CLEAN, RESPECTABl woman for cleaning duties Apptv in person Idylwtld Motel, 1825 Idv-Jwytd Dme, North tf "FULLOR PART-TIME- I We are looking for ladles' desirous of making above average earnings Tlemonstrat'ng Excellent tor university students. Phone 31 for appointment, 11-lS-c A 11 fTeDT FIST. CAS hTk fT switchboard etc.

Bondabt and able to accept supervision willtnglv. P'easmg personality. Apply Box 248B. Star-Phoenix. 11-8-c waVTed: WAITRESS.

ALSO cleaning woman Apniv in person Johnny a Inn, 23 23rd East, 11-13-c NOW READ THIS Christmas sales with Avon tn full -wing. Beautiiul gifts at prices Territories. North Park, 33id and Empress, 1st and 2nd North. Nutans Grey stone, Lome and 6th Street. It takes only a few hours a dav.

tor information phone 242-6296 tl-lS-c DRIVERS WANTED. FULL OR PART time. Anv age over 21. Must know citv Apply supervisor. Yellow Cab.

344-8106 if DOMESTIC HELP 13b GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. SMALL tamilv Uv in or out Weckemis ofl. 2J per week to atari 652-8648 11-15-c RELIABLE BABYSITTER. HOUSE-work Near Allan, lire only. Apply Box 157, Allan.

11-13-c HOUSEKEEPER Required immediately tor man with 2 kitlt. Must live in. age preferred 35. 50, petmanen' position. Rhone 652- 1024 data, or 373-0U94 evenutg, and weekends ll-9-c BABYSITTER WANTED DURIN working hours.

Montgomery Place. Children age 4 and 2. Light housework. Phone 382-4303, alter 8 in. 11-13-c THIS IS URGENT! A HOUSF-keeper is urgently required, age 25-40.

Must live in. Please apply person to 902 Gray Avenue or phone 373-0150 for Interview as quickly as possible. 11-8-c HOUSEKEEPER REQUIRED IMMtT dlately, live unwed mother welcome two school-age bo Phone 652-9738 11-9-c HOUSEKEEPER K)R ONE PERSON. Good home, light duties. Sleep In.

Phone 373-1430. 11-0-c LADY FOR HOUSEWORK IN MOD-em family home. Nutana. Top to reliable person. Live in preferred.

Phone 374-8197 11-13-c BABYSITTING 13c BABYSITTER WANTED. MAYFAIR. Phone 652-6224 alter 6 H-8-p RELIABLE MOTHER WILL it in own home. Mount Royal. 382-4975.

11-8-p BABYSITTER TO LIVE IN. PRIVATE room. Pleas phon After 4 pan, 382-265o. 11-HM) RELIABLE BABYSITTER WANTED, Massey Place. Two children.

Unwed mother welcome. 382-0890 11-lft-p PART-TIME BABYSITTER REQUIR-ed. WiU take child out. Market Mall rea. 374-0793.

11-10-c BABYSITTER WANTED TO COME in. Phone 382-0430. il-10-o WrU. BABYSIT IN MY HOME. Phone 244-0869.

500 block Albert. 11-10-p BABYSITTER. WEEKENDS OFF Unwed mother welcome. 663-2330. 11-8-p MALE SITS.

WANTED 14 RELIABLE PAINTER WANTS painting job. No Job too big or mall. Reasonable. 382-2205. 11-8-p EXPERIENCED WELDER REQUIRES position in Saskatoon.

Write Box 252B. Star-Phoemx. ll-ft-p FEMALE SITS WANTED IS WILL 4758. DO TYPING. PHONE 653- 11-8-p SECRETARY-DESIRES CHALLENG-ing position.

4 year, girt lYtday experience. Mrs. Briggs. 343-6014. 11-8-P EXPERIENCED WOMAN DESIRES work cleaning office evenings and Sat.

Phone 242-3673. 11-10-p WILL DO BOOKS FOR SMALL Business niv home. Kxtpertence. Phone 652-6988. 11-10-p LADY WILL DO DAY WORK.

ALSO will do babysitting. 242-3272. 652-7210. 11-13-p HELP WTD. Male, Female 16 EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER cook end kitchen help.

Apply in pet son. Penny Grill. 11-8-c BEVERAGE ROOM WAITER OR wait) oh wanted. For pentona interview call at the Continental Hotel, 314 2nd So. after 2 30 pm 11-9-c HOSPITAL PERSONNEL I6a TWO REGISTERED GENERAL DUTY nurses required for 30-bed hospital.

Salary according to S.R.N.A. schedule. Accommodation available in residence. Duties to begin soon as possible. Apply lo Matron, Outlook Union Hospital, Outlook, Sask, tf MATRON REQUIRB.D FOR C'RAIK Community Hospital Dec.

1, 1967, or sooner. An 8-bed genera hospital, Salary open to negotiation. Experience preferred. Residence available. Daily bus end train service to Saskatoon and Regina.

Apply to Mrs. Grace Klibv, Matron. 11-8-c X-RAY TECHNICIAN Temporary Dec. I -Feb. 28 or Permanent as soon as possible Combined X-rav and Lab graduate or HT, Salary $325- 425.

Accommodations available in rei-dente. Apply D. Fawcett, Secretary-Manager. Watrou Union Hospital, Watrous, bask. 11-10-c by Galbraith Acreage (Industrial) Asems Artices For Saul Aretes Wantet Auto Repairs St Accessories Autos Trucxs Wanted Autos For Saze 1 1 Auto Finance Babysitting -Lank oant 3 C.

Properties Births Bicyc.e 6c Motorcycles Board St Room Foad St Room Wanted -rr Business Oooortun ies Burners St Prof. Directory Buildings Card of Thanks Coal ft Wood 5 33 Deaths -r- Domestic Help Wanted Farm Lends For Sale ni1 Farms Wanted Feed ft Seed Femaie Help Wanted Femate Instructions mate Situations Wanteo Financial -t FlOriSte -m-tH -r Funerals Funeral Directors Furnishings Garages Gardening Help Wanted (Male-Female) Hospital Personnel House For Rent (Furnished) Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 46 Houses For Sale 1Trrn 44 Houses Wanted 4ft Investments Investment Properties FUNERALS (CootiDflfd) HARRINGTON THE FUNERAL service of Mr Albert Harrington, who died on Nov 2. was held from Park Funeral Chapel on Monday, November 6 at 3 pm. conducted by Rev. Matthews.

Pallbearers were: Garry Perks, Bert Buckle, Cy Beer-ling, BUI Perks, Bob Thomson, Augustine. Interment was made in the family plot in the Woodlawn Cemetery. 11-8-1 GrNGRAS FUNERAL SERVICES for Mr. Henry Gingras. 54, late oi Estevan, who paaaea Away at Este-van on October 25, was held at 10 00 a.m.

Saturday, October 28 from St. John The Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Estevan, with Rev Fr. C. Godin oificwting. Interment was in Estevan, Mr.

Guigras was bom October 8. 19i3 at Out-ram, and received his education at the Oti tram School. On November 20, 1938, he was married to Anne Wanner, and they resided at Torquay end farmed in the Torquay district. Later, Mr. Gingras whs employed with the Construction of Boundary Dam at Estevan.

and from i9o9 until 1961, he resided at Elbow, Saskatchewan and worked on the Construction of the South Saskatchewan Dam. In 1962, he came back to Estevan and had been employed as Drag Line Operator at Utility Coal Co until his death. Mr Gingras was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Predeceased bv a sister. Mrs.

Marian Bouchard, Mr. Gingras is survived bv his wife, Anne, three sons Roger of Saskatoon; two eons; Waiter and Richard of Estevan; two brothers Philip of New Westminster, Eugene of Laurter, Manitoba: four sisters: Mrs. Ailma Bouchard of Estevan: Mrs. Beatrice Duff of Estevan Mrs. Eva Marcotte of Torquay; Mrs.

Aurora Coss of Pine Falls, Manitoba Recitation of the Rosary and raver Services were held in the Cha-oel of the Estevan Funeral Home at 8hO om. Friday, Pallbearers were: Wilfred Bouchard Herman Bouchard: Kenneth Duff; Peter Yoner; Roland Mar-eotte; John Resplug Arrangements were in care of the Estevan Funeral Home. 11-8-c IN MEMORIAM 4 BROWN IN LOVING MEMORY at Nellie M. Brown (nee McLean) who passed away Nov. 7, 9bo.

Deep in my heart is a picture, Of a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame I wiU keep Because she was one of the best, Ever remembered by her loving husband Robert. ll-ft-c HATFIELD IN IXVING MEM-orv of William (Edward Hatfield who passed away November 7, 1948, A loving thought, A silent tear. Keep his memory alwavs near. Ever remembered by his wife, ton Don and family 11-ft-o BURROWS IN LOVING MEMORY of John (Jack) who passed away Nov.

7. 1962. Nothing can ever take awray. The love a heart holds dear, Find memory lingers everv day, Remembrance keeps him near. Lovmglv remembered by wife Edith, children Ray.

Jean and grandchildren. 11-8-p BARTLEY IN LOVLNG MEMORY of a dear wife, Kathleen (Toad) Bartley who passed away November 7. 1966. She had a smile, a pleasant way, A helping hand to ail she knew, She was so kind, so generous and true, On earth she nobly did her best, Grant her Jesus, heavenly rest, Sadly missed by husband Archie, son Bemie and Mother and Dad ll-ft-p THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUP-ply of verses for your convenience in making up your "In Memoriam Kindly inquire at the desk. xtf CARDS OF THANKS THE BROTHERS OF THE LATE Mrs.

Margaret C. Laurie to express their thanks to her many friends for their kindness to her. Thank you to Dr. Hash! and the Suteis and nuises at St. Paul's Hos- Bital A special thanks to Dr.

R. avidson and members of St Andrew's Church Joseph, Ben and Henrv Young ll-ft-c WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SIN-cere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and the schools for the beautiful flow, eis, cmds. food and donations extended to us during our recent sad bereavement A special thank-vou to Dr. MacAllister, Rev. W.

McLeod Mis lone Bidcovich and the pallbearers, also the manager, staff and fellow emplovees of the Saskatchewan area of the CN.R Special thinks to Dalmenv Funeral Home. Mrs Viau and family. 11-8-c EVELYN OVERHOLT, MARGARET and familv wish to extend sincere thanks to our many friends for their acts of kindness and sympathy extended to us during our loss of a dear husband and dad; Also to Dr Wolfe and Saskatoon Funeral Home 11-8-c WISH TO EXPRESS MY THANKS to CFQC-TV and The Press and to the visiting public, for the euc-cess of my display of paintings in water color, and to Cecil James, for the opPortumty to show thm. Further inquiries may be directed to James Art Studio, 247 3rd Saskatoon. Alex McGovern, ll-ft-c MARRIAGE LICENSES I ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Quality Credit Jewellers House of Diamonds. 133 2nd north, xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Blnklcv Donald Somers 311 3rd No. Phone 244-2103 xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae Murdock, Terrv Mlchayluk Phone 653-3434 20th SU Ave. N.

xtf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME ARNOLD EDW8RDS ROBERT DAURIE 244-5677 338 4h Ph McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME McKsgua McKague Phan 242-3131 300 3rd xtf FLORISTS 8 VICTORIA FLORISTS iMRS. A. Me-Alhstar, Miss L. Goldl 521 Ith St Phone 653-2533 or 242-3664. xtf Whn word of svmpathv are lnadquae Flowers vy it best, CONNIES FLOWERS LTD Grosvenor Park Shoppuig Centra Nile $43-446 itf FRANK DOWDING FLORIST Ltd 234 2nd Ave t'Mith (oppoate Odeon Theatre.

Phone 552-6272 day and night. xtf 81 12 2a 28 73 73 71 71A 28 eg -g 4oA HB 59 35 13 18 15 66 ft 3 .7 25 47 35A 16 45 50 50A CBtlaee4t Local manufacturer requires trainee to work into tne position of junior executive We want an intelligent voung man 23-27, Grade 12, farm background SMITH-ROLES LTD. (S2-MM Route Salesmen Wanted Excellent opportunity for aggressive, hard working men with Edmonton firm. We offer above average earnings with full fringe benefits Repiv, with particulars to Box 1279 Sur. Phoenix 11-lb-c EXPERIENCED COUNTER MAN FOR Service Dept, with knowledge of electrical motor parts, etc.

Phone Fred 344-0928. Davies Electric to. Ltd. H-13-c BUSINESSMAN WANTED Intmtional Corporation la wok. In Individual to (ill an Important position in distribution and mark, ting.

We engineer manufacture and lease electronic devices and avstems currently in use by the goem-ment, industry, retail merchanta, banks and many othera. Complete training at company expense. Immediate earnings equivalent lo ix time, local aveiage. You will represent a proven product and a tested system. To qualify, you must have the ability to meet and communicate with buslneaa people, make a aecurltv deposit of I1SU00 on equipment ino franchise feel.

This opportunity offera a permanent career and highly profitable future. WRITE BOX NO 12M, STAB-PHOENIX ll--e-s TOP WAGES Stver foreman wanted and two pipe- layers report to C. McLeod and Co Ltd. Allan, Saak. 11-8-c SALES REPRESENTATIVE Nationally known oompeny is seeking a salaried sales representative for this area.

No travel. Starting salary plus incentive increases as earned. Give complete background and experience in letter to; BOX 261B, STAR-PHOENIX 11-13-c LICENSED JOURNEYMAN ELECTRI-cian for year round employment, full company benefits. Reply stating experience, references, to Milk River, Alberts. Box 179 ll-ft-c SENIOR SALESMEN Two senior salesmen are required for employment starting January 2nd.

1968 tn general nardware, home furnishings and men's wear sales areas. Salary range $350 to $407 per month. Excellent employee benefits. Applications will be accepted from a.m. to 1 p.m.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the auditorium of the food store. Personnel Department SASKATOON CO-OP CENTRE 402 22nd Street. East 11-8-c TWO TRUCKS WITH WINTER gravel job, $5,500 each, take trades. What have you? Phone 244-2838. 11-8-p EXPERIENCED Apply Willl Broadway.

BARBER, STEADY Barber Shop. 1810 ll-13-o 2ND CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEERS Tf you have a 2nd Class Stationary Engineers Certificate or a 3rd Class eligible for a permit, we have an excellent opportunity for immediate employment. All our employees are on salary and we provide excellent employee benefits. Contact R. S.

Hagarty at Allan 257-3312, or 374-1523 in the evening for further details. ALLAN POTASH MINES BOX 1640, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 11-13-c SALES REPRESENTATIVE REQUIR-ed by large international company to work city of Saskatoon only. Starting income $4o0 per month. Ages 23-45. Address all repiea to Box 2588, Star-Phoenix.

11-9-c WANTED MAN WITH BULLDOZER to cut brush on farm or will rent bulldoier. Phone G. W. Ulrich, 374-KSil. 11-9-p DRIVERS WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME I 21 YEARS OR OLDER ir MUST KNOW CITY Apply Supervisor YELLOW CAB Phone 244-8166 tf CARETAKER FOR LODGE, NIGHT fireman', papers an asset.

Phone 244-7158 4.00 8 00 p.m. 11-8-c STEADY, RELIABLE MAN FOR WAREHOUSE DUTIES which Include receiving, shipping, stock keeping, cleaning, etc. 5'a-day week. Good steady job. ALSO DELIVERY BOY WANTED APPLY AT ONCE TO MGR.

HAZEN STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT 11-13-c ROOFERS WANTED ROOFING foreman 92 90 $3 05, paper roller $2 50, kettle men ft2 40. Steady employment. Apply Midway Roofing (Sask Ltd U-15-c The Town of Oxbow invite ap- fihcations for the position of pol-ce constable to work wiln the chief of police and share supervision and operation of the water system. Application should state qualifications and (unary expected. Applications to be in the hands of the undersigned by November 10, 1967.

(MRS 1 MARION KERR. TOWN CLERK 11-9-c SALES TRAINEE. LARGE IN3UR-ance corrpsny. Training allowance depending on qualifications. Phone 11-8-c-.

TRADE SCHOOLS (MALE) 12a FREE CAREER KIT International Correpondence Schools. 653-2560, Bob Carr 4ft Howeli Saskatoon DeVRY INST, OF TECH. SUBSIDE arv Beil Howe.J, Toronto offers top training in e.ectromca. Trace, Box 384, Saskatoon. 244-56 1 1.

xtf FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM hostess to serve tables, wanted by one of Sakatoon a finest food operation. Must be over 21 yeni oi age, bonddbie of good character and personality. PWant workirg conditions and company bene.ta. Piee apply in person, rood Srv tee Manager. King George Motor Hotel li-15-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS TO wo m.

to 7 00 a.m. 243-8327 or Jl-lO-c CHONG THE DEATH OF PAM Yee Chorg, age 75 years, of 50ft Saskatchewan east. Saskatoon. occurred in a local hospital an November 5th 1967, The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, November lh at 3 30 pm. from McKague Funeral Home conducted by Rev.

C. McMurtrv. Interment will be made in the Chinese section of Woodlawn Cemetery. ll-ft-c CROCKERY THE DEATH OF MRS. Edith May Croskery, age 57 years, of 1003 4th Street east, occurred in a local hospital on November 5, 1967.

The funeral service will be held on Wednesday November 8th at 3 30 p.m. from Bethel United Church conducted bv Rev. D. J. H.

Cook (Memorial donation to the Canadian Cancer Society, III Metropolitan Building will be appreciated.) Surviving are; two daughters, Mrs. J. Petro (Velmai of Saskatoon. Mrs R. McDougali (Margery of Weyburn; a grandchildren, Gayle, Lyle and Mayda Petro; three bi others Milton Moore of Mount Forest, Ont Charlie Moore.

Garden City, Michigan, Fred Moore of Rosetown; three sisters. Mrs. S. Beckner of Strat-foid. Mis.

Wallace Funston Mount Forest. Ont Mis. Fred Martin of Rosetown. Interment will take place in Hilicrest Memorial Gardens, Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, U-ft- DILLON THE DEATH OF RON-eld Mark Dillon, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Dillon, of 123 Vancouver Avenue. Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on November 5th 1967. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. November 8th at 10 30 am. from McKague Funeral Home Surviving are; his parents, one sister, Joanne and one brother Jimmy; his grandparents.

Mr, and Mrs. Louis Dillon of Cutkmfe. Sask and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Suchobki of Yorkton, Sctsk.

Interment will be made in the Roman Catholic section. 11-8-c FAST THE DEATH OF GARY Brian Fast, age 1ft years, of 401 Ave. Y. south. Saskatoon, occurred suddenly in a local hospital on Saturday, November 4th lft67.

The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, November 8th at 3 p.m. from Westwood Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. F. W. Lenz and Rev.

B. Fast, Surviving are; hia patents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fast, Saskatoon; one brother, Ronald, at home; his giandparenta. Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Ponno, Rosthern. Sask. The late Mr. Fast wa boin in Saskatoon and attended Caswell W.

B. Bate and Westmount public schools and Mount Royal Collegiate. He had been employed by the Department of Highways for the past year. Mr. Fast was active in drag racing, tennis and golf.

Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care oi West-wood Funeral Chapel. ll-ft-c GRANT THE DEATH OF EDITH Helen Graoit, wue of James E. Grant, Meifort, occurred quietly at Meiiort Union Hospital, Nov 5th, 1967 at 10 30 a.m. She la survived bv her husband and two daughters (Doris), Mrs.

H. R. Pat-tion of Donovon and (Myma) Mrs. J. Derkatt of Meifort; also thiee brothers: Jack and Willard McLaren of Meifort and Rev.

Martin McLaren of Stettier, Alberta. Mouinmg their loss are fix grandchildren of Donavon. The late Mrs. Grant was bom at Clearwater, Manitoba, Feb. 24, 1902 and lived most of her life at Meifort.

The funeral will be held from Meifort United Church. Wednesday, Nov. 8th at 3 p.m.. Rev. R.

Thompson officiating. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Cancer Society, interment in Meifort Cemetery. 11-8-c JUNOP THE DEATH OF STAN-lev Arden Junop, age 51 years, of 1107 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on November 5th 1967. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. November 8th at 2 pm.

from Me-Hague's Funeral Home. Surviving are: his mother, Mrs. Caroline Junop of Saskatoon; four sisters, Mrs. James (Marguerite) Chovrn of Vanscoy, Mrs Mildred Rutledge of Saskatoon, Mrs. Weslev (Win-nifred Kielo of Dehsle and Mrs.

Harold (Loiena Douglas of De-lisle; two brothers, William and Jack Junop, both of Bom in Asquith. Mr. Junop received his education at Avondale and Delisle and farmed In the Delisle district. Interment will be made in the Hill-crest Memorial Gardens. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Avenue and 20th Street, 11-8-c SHWYDIUK THE PASSING OF Mr.

Harry Shwydiuk age 78 years, beloved husband of Mrs, Patricia Shwydiuk of Vonda, occurred a Saskatoon hospital on Nov, 5. The funeral mass will be held on Thursday, Nov. ft st 10 a m. from the Sacred Heart Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church at Vonda conducted by Rev. Nicholas Budz.

Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge. Surviving are: his wife Patricia, WUliam of Smuts. Mrs. P. Chitruua (Annie) of Crvstal Springs.

Peter of Weston, Ontario, Mrs. Tony Maruschak (Selestme) of Vonda, Sask 19 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Mr. Snwydiuk wa predeceased by a daughttr Stella in 1928 and by giandson, Myron, in August of this year. Bom in the Western Ukraine, Mr.

Shwydiuk came to Canada in 1912 to the Aberdeen district where he fanned until he retired in 1957. He then moved to Vonda with his wife where they had resided until his death. Prayers will be said in the Park Funeral Chapel Tuesday evening at 7 30 pm. Prayers will aiso be said in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Maruschak at Vonda, Wednesday evening. Nov. 8 at 8 00 conducted by Rev. N. Budz.

Interment will be made in the family piot in the Ukrainian Greek Catnoiic Cemetery at Vonda. ll-8-c ST ROME PASSED AWA YSUD deniv on October 29, 1967, Elizabeth, of 4255 Graveiev St North Burnaby, formerly of Parksville, I and Saskatoon, in her 83id year Survived by one son, A. Strome, Kamloops; two ciaughteis, Mis. Jean Hunter and Mis. Helen Wilson, Vancouver; seven grandchildren.

Private funeral service Wednesday. November 1 at 3 pm from the Bell Funeial Home. 2746 Hastings St, Rev. H. McDonald ofticiating.

Cremation, No flowers by request ll-ft-c WHITE THE DEATH OF MRS. Barbara Helen White, age 83 years, ol 2loo Preston Avenue, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on November 5, 1967 Prayers will be ofiered in McKague Funeral Home at 8 Pin. Tuesday evening. The funeral Mass will be held on November 8, at ft am. from St Philips Roman Catholic Church, Tavlor Street and Munroe Avenue, conducted by Rev Dunn McKague Funeral Home will be in charge Surviving are: three daughters, Mrs Don (Helen) Lindsay of Hanna, Alberta, Mrs Jim (Katherine Southern of Ganges, C.

and Mrs. John i Irene Witson of Sa-ikaioon two sons, Bernard H. While in Thailand, and Jerome White of Saskatoon; 15 grandchildren and four gieat-grand-children. one sister, Mrs. C.

Sutton of San Bemadino. California. Bom in Blick River Fall. Wisconsin tn 1879. Mrs White married WiU-am Patrick tt'hite in Minot, North Dakota in 19U5 and thev came to pioneer in the Big Beaver district in 1910.

In 1927, thev moved into Saskatoon Mrs White was predeceas'd bv hrr husband, William P.ttiK-K on November 14. 1947 Intel ment will be made in the familv pot in the Rcgma Roman raihohc Cemetery at 2 p.m. on Wednesd-v ll-ft-c FUNERALS HILL THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs Alice Hill ho died on November 1, 1967 was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Hone on Monday Vh at 1 conducted bv Arch-d aeon Brandnck Pa.iberer mere. Cbcnneni. Eidon Punter, Graham CaH Graham, Lawrence mpton Fred Wehh Interment took puce in ftoodleun CeTieter ll-ft-c VIAHSDEN THE FUNERAL SER-vice oi Mr.

Annie Marguerite Maden ho died on Nnv 2 hctd from Park Funeral Chapel on Monday, Nov 4 at 1 30 m. inducted bv Dr. Do! Pallbearer were Aipm Thompson. Geo. White.

Harry Cuff, Lawrence erlv, Gordon Gtenn. Rubaid, Sictfikn Interment wu irude the Wool awn Cemetery, ll-ft-c I -Fu-nished-Unfur.) Trailers Warehouse Space 16ATires ft Vulcanising Trane ft Professions Weddings Winter Resarte LOST AND FOUND 10 MISSING CAMERA AND TRIPOD from University Reward for ieturn. No questions asked. 242-4555 after five. ll-ft-p LOST FROM 900 BLOCK UNI-versity Drive.

Maltese cat, short thick blue-grey coat. No other marking. Reward offered. 652-1256. 11-il-c IF YOU HAVE TAKEN TAN RAIN-coat, in error, from Golden Dragon, Oct.

27, and left size 42 long tan raincoat please contact Mr. P. McRae, Patnca Hotel, Saskatoon. LOST ONE VALIANT BARACUDA spinner wheel cover Nutdna dist trict. Phone 653-4329, alter 6 00.

Reward. 11-10 MALE HELP WANTED 12 CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN WANT-ed. All replies confidential. Phone 374-0664. 11-8-c SHOE REPAIRMAN WANTED.

TOP wages for fullv experienced. Also young man wishing to learn the tride. Apply in person, Lehreri Shoe Mart. 11-8-c BODYMAN We require 1st class bodyman to work flat rate. SEE M.

LANDA AT DOC LANDAS SASKATOON LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER. Must know citv Includes periodic dispatching duties. Send resume of age, experience and salary expect ed to Box 211B Star-Phoenix. tf WANTED: MAN WITH SOME BOOK-keeping experience, able to care for small warehouse, inventory and office. Reply stating previous ex- Serlence and salary expected to ox 233B.

Star-Phoenix. 11-ft-i DUN BRADSTREET OF CANADA LTD. REQUIRES A SALESMAN Excellent starting salary plus car allowance, after training period income adjusted upwards, additional bonus compensation. Liberal vacation allowances. An outstanding opportunity for a man with desire and Bmbition to settle into a permanent position.

Established sales list in Saskatchewan area. Hospital and surgical, group life, pension and paid vacation in effect. For appointment phone 343-2634 1008 8TH SASKATOON MEAT CUTTER TO TAKE COM-plele charge of retail. Central Meats Carl Bornnorst, Humboldt, ll-ft-c oute Supervisors Wanted Edmonton firm offers excellent opportunity for aggressive, hard work-ng men. We offer above average earnings with full fringe benefits.

Reply, with particulars to Box 1280 Star-Phoenix. 11-10-c Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Tree Nursery Indian Head, Sask. ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN 2 $3,862 DUTIES: Conduct quality control, germination and other tests on tree seed; supervise seed harvesting and storage; maintain hedges and tree plantations for seed production; keep seed inventories and records. QUALIFICATIONS Second ary school with mathematics and science courses one year recent related experience: knowledge oi relevant techniques. Forward inquiries and applications (PSC 106-271 in duplicate to Personnel Administrator.

Canada Department of Agriculture, 401 Motherwell Building, Regina, PRIOR to November 20, 1967. Quote Competition 67-PFRA-OP-40. il ESTIMATOR AND MANAGER Required for a mondem milt work manufacturer in city of S-akatoon. The person must be capable of taking complete charge, do estimating, shop drawing, etc. Top wagea for the right patty including profit aharin.

Apply tn own handwriting to Box 244B, Star-Phoenix. Il-8-c VACANCY FOR MALE STUDENT RADIOLOGICAL TECHNICIAN Apply in Person to PERSONNEL DEPT. ST. PAUL'S HOSPITAL ll-ft-c WANTED BY SASKATOON MANU-facturmg firm, to do ship. bn receiving and general office work.

Must have eome form of drafting experience. Wnte, UUng age, experience and wiarv expect- I Apply Box JWB Star-Phoe-nut. RATES Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates; Five Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 13 Words Minimum Charge 6c Per Day Classified Display is Charged at $3 08 per suigie column inch. Where 10 point or Urge type is desired bv the advertiser for the complete advertisement, the rate per word is 10c per day. Minimum count 13 words.

Figures in groups of five or less, dollar marks, Initial letters, count as one word. Where one line is set In 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 66c Per dav for the 10 point line. Where the use of a box number is desired count as four words extra If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points, please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible. We accept no liability in respect of losa or damage alleged to rue through either failure or delav in forwarding such replies, however caused, whether by negligence or otherwise.

City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Stor-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix assumes no responsibility for error after the first insertion. WANT ADS ACCEPTED 8 3() a.m. to 3 m. dally Monday to Friday for publication fallowing day (except hoiidaysi Deadline for cancellation of Want Ad ft 00 am.

day of publication, Monday to Friday onlv. On days when the business office is closed. Want Ads for publication in our next issue may be leit the box in the front vestibule of the Star-Phoenix office. Please be sure to leave your name, address, phone number and number of insertions desired. Semi-Displays Accepted Up to 3 m.

Monday through Friday tor following day, publication (except holldavai. NOTICES Births 12 00 Marriages and Deaths. In-Memonams, Engagements, cards of Thanks, rates 2 50 for insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each, 25c per line. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS MONDAY for Wcdnevdav'. Paper TUESDAY for Thursdays Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday Paper FRIDAY for Monday Paper FRIDAY for Tuesday's Paper CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS WANT AD PHONE 653-2100 MAIL RATES IN CANADA SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 year 20 00 6 month.

12 50 3 month. 6 50 1 month 2 50 By mail or letter earner walks in Saskatoon I ear $30 00 Bv Carrier 40 Cents Pei Week To all countries Outside Canada 1 month 3 00 1 year 30 00 Back Copies by Mail Minimum 23 cents each TIZZY by ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA LIMITED NELSON RIVER TRANSMISSION PROJECT NOTICE OF INTENTION OF FUTURE TENDER CALL It the intention of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited to call for tenders in the near future for the assembly and erection of tower types A and for the 450 KV DC Bi-Polar Transmission Lines between Kettle Terminal Station and Dorsey Terminal Station. The purpose of the notice is to give interested contractors an oppor-unity to inspect the site of the works under more favourable weather and ground conditions than may prevail at the time of advertising for tenders, and to examine features which may afiect the woik and the bidding. Following are the mam items of work and approximate quantities of each: Assembly and erection of: U) Tangent tower guyed mast design 4,000 units. (2) Light Angle Suspension Tower Guyed Mast Design 180 units.

(3) Heavy Angle Suspension Tower Conventional self supporting tower 44 uniU. (4( Dead Fnd and Heavy Angle Strain Tower conventional self-supporting towers 30 units. Pre-tender information. Including route, location and storage depot location may be obtained (Turing normal working hours and upon prior appointment at the offices ox: Teshmont Consultants Limited, 225 2o25 Corvdon Avenue, Winnipeg 29 Manitoba A McGillivray, Purchasing Agent Winnipeg, Manitoba. November 3, 1967 11-8-c TENDER Sealed tenders will be received by undesigned until 6 Noember 8 for caretaker of skating rink and 3 sheets of curling ice.

Interview necesarv Lowest or any tender not necesaiUy accepted. ls Dwhlseide, or Mis Picketts, Atquilh, Sask. Il-ft-p Kate Osann inrnrnrmn OJLUJULttJUUJUm Herbie's got the push-button window to go up and down now he just has to get the mv o-d i-sm-sMon to work! Classified Phone 653-2100 "Honestly. Mr, CKerbrook, I think older men are interesting and chip stocks are my favorite color! (Aikj a4. inOsit iW ft iVi fr.