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ft 'W -1 f-f I fV Thursday, May 30, 1968 Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 23 MALE HELP WANTED 12 FEMALE HELP WANTED IJ (Caattaied) TEACHERS 21 (Cutliir4) HOSPITAL PERSONNEL ISa (CeattBeedi touch fund Legion wont PENTICTON', C. (CP) A $1,000,000 centennial fund set up to perpetuate the aims and objects of the Canadian Legion wont be touched until 1970, convention delegates meeting here decided Wednesday. The convention agreed with a trustees recommendation that the money not be touched before the Legions 1970 convention, when a firm policy on the use of the fund will be established. Invested in national provincial and municipal bonds, the money raised during a special centennial drive will gather $66,000 a year in interest charges. Index to Classifications 13 SALESMAN WANTED MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE Calling on farm equipment dealer to sell disc iwrows, hay balers, green drying and storage equipment.

APPLY TO BOX 181D, STAR-PHOENIX 6.3-c MEN EARN EXTRA MONEY IN your spare time taking orders for new household product that every woman needs and buys Send for free information to Home Research Associates. 147 Spadiiia Toronto 2B, Ontario. 5-31-c TV SERVICEMAN I D. Write to Box 158D, Star-Phoenix 5-31-c EARN $400 TO $600 PER MONTH wmle you learn with a 70 year old b-ghlv respected Life Insurance Co. Phone 652-1557.

tf AN EXPERIENCED INDUSTRIAL and contractors equipment salesman required. Send full resume to P.O. Box 332, Saskatoon. m-6-17-c ENTHUSIASTIC. SALES MINDED person Acquired for indoor work must be a self starter and capable of handling responsibility, excel, lent future, salary well above average, age 21 to 30.

reply Box 173D SUr-Phoenix, giving references etc. 6-4-c EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY PAINT-er's helper required by M. dealership in Saskatoon Apply Box 370, Saskatoon. $-6-' ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT Applications are Invited for the position of Accounting Consultant with the East Central Regional Hospital Council. 'Duties: To provide advice and assistance in the financial management of a group of hospitals in east central Saskatchewan.

Qualifications: C. Bachelor of Commerce or completion of a recognized course of accounting with several years expenence. Knowledge of hospital accounting would be an asset. Salary Range: $7,680 $9,704 per annum. Excellent personnel poll- cies and fringe benefits.

Reply stating age, qualifications, experience and other pertinent information to: G. H. Loewen, Executive Director, EAST CENTRAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL COUNCIL, Suite 4, Smith Block. Yorkton, Saskatchewan. 6-3-c TRADE SCHOOLS (MALE) 12a FREE CAREER KIT International Correspondence Schools, 653-2560, Bob Carr, 49 Howell Saskatoon.

MEN: WANTED TO TRAIN IN WELDING AND DIESEL TRADES Apply cVTC, Box I08D, star-Phoenix xtf IBM 360 COMPUTER Industry needs trained Keypunch; Tabulating and Computer Operators; Computer Programmers. Men or women with grade minimum, write for enrollment information to Western Canadas Largest Data Processing School, McKay Technical Institute. Box 1670 Star-Phoenix. xtf DeVRY INST OF TECH. SUBSIDI-ary Bell Howell, Toronto offers top training in electronics.

G. R. Teece, Box 384, Saskatoon. 244-8618, xt WELDING DIESEL Industry needs trained men. For complete information phone Saskatoon 244-5504 24 hours OR WRITE CHICAGO Vocational Training Box 1421, Star-Phoenix GOVT.

REGISTERED CANADIAN OWNED 6-3-c-i INSTANT MONEY! INSTANT MONEY! HERTEL BLUE RIBBON THE WORLDS MOST USEABLE BIBLE HIGHEST COMMISSION EVER WRITE BOX 1687 STAR-PHOENIX 8-1-P FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED LADIES WEAR salesgirl required for Holiday Relief Work. Apply Fashion Fur Company. tf Applications will be received by tlte undersigned on or before May 31, 1968, for the position of Clerk-Stenographer with the Kmdersley School Unit No. 34, duties to commence as soon as possible. Applicants please state experience, qualifications, salary expected and availability for interview.

Typing and shorthand will be necessary and some experience in reception work is desirable. JOHN SPEIR, SECRETARY-TREASURER, KINDERSLEY SCHOOL UNIT NO. 34, BOX 1209, KINDERSLEY, SASK. 6-1-C AVON CALLING! ALL AMBITIOUS women with free time who would like to have extra income. No experience necessary we train you.

Ph 242-6296. 6-4-c EXPERIENCED TYPISTS. STENO-graphers. dictaphone operators and machine operators required for temporarv assignments. Call now, Office Overload Co.

Ltd. for Appointment. 653-2044. 5-31-c EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES RE-quired. 2 full time and 2 part time.

Apply in person mornings only. Ickls Lat1 Rickis Ladies Wear, 147 2nd Avenue So. 6-4-c FULL TIME EXPERIENCED WAIT-tress. Sundays off. Apply in person to William's Restaurant.

1209 Quebec Ave. 6-4-c LOCAL OFFICE OF A NATIONAL manufacturing company has an opening for an experienced bookkeeping machine operator. Apply to P.O. Box 409. Give resume of experience, education and personal data.

6-5-c PART TIME BOOKKEEP-er typist required immediately-by Saskatoon firm. Afternoons only. Apply in own handwriting to Box 172D, Star-Phoenix. 5-31-c HAIRDRESSER WANTED. EXCEL-lcnt working conditions, good wages.

Phone 242-5208 or 382-1381 after 6 p.m. 6-1-c Laundress Wanted. Towels only. Apply Mis X. Salon.

Turnbull, Marvel Beauty 5-31-c WANTED: EXPERIENCED HAIR- dresaer with the ability to manage the shop when necessary. For particulars, contact Donna Mitchel-more, Nutana Park Beauty Salon. 374-3818 or 343-4360 or 382-2778. 6-4-c THE DEL RESTAURANT requires a short order cook for holiday relief. Afternoon and evening hours.

Please apply in person to The Del Restaurant. 120 2nd north. 8-1-c REAL ESTATE SALES LADY RE-quired by growing Real Estate firm. Prefer lady between ages 25-40. Experience not necessary.

Training program evallahle. Apply in person. Manager. Provincial Agencies 203 Puider Bldg tf WAITRESSES WANTED MORNING, evening and noon shifts. Appy 242-7151.

Barry Cafe. S-31-c FULL TIME EXPERIENCED WAIT-tress required at Green Court Snack Bar. Apply at William Restaurant. 1209 Quebec Ave. 6-4-e COSMETIC SALESWOMAN.

PART or fuil time. Good earnmgs. phone 243-0713. 5-31-e COOK WANTED FOR RESTAURANT Call Ray 483-2301. De lisle.

4-5-c MALE HELP WANTED ELEMENTARY Rosetown School Unit No. 43 Tbs following teaching positions ane available starting August 27, 1968. DO DS LAND SCHOOL New. modem school in the Village of Doosland on No. 31 highway.

VICE PRINCIPAL to teach grade 6. Enrolment 20. TEACHER for grade 2. Ej rolment 23. HERSCHEL SCHOOL Modem 4 teacher school in the Village of Herschel on No.

31 blacktop highway. TEACHER for grade 5 and 6. Enrolment 23. TEACHER for Grade 3 and 4. Enrolment 25.

TEACHER for Grade I and 2. Enrolment 26. HOWARD POWELL SCHOOL Modern 4 teacher school, complete with gymnasium on No. 4 blacktop highway nudwav be tween Rosetown and Biggar. Modern living accommodations.

TEACHER for Grades and 6. Enrolment 17. TEACHER for Grade 3 and 4. Enrolment 21. PLENTY SCHOOL Modem School in the Village of Plenty on No.

31 highway. TEACHER for Grade 5. Enrolment 17. ROSETOWN (SMITH) SCHOOL 8 teacher school, teaching grade Ro 7 and 8 in the Town of Rose town on No. 4 and No.

7 highways. Two TEACHERS for Subject Areas of Social Studies, English and Art Please state preferences. STRANRAER SCHOOL 2 teacher school In the Village of Stranraer on No. 31 highway. Modern living accommodations.

TEACHER for Grade 4. 5 and 6. Enrolment 25. VALLEY fclTY SCHOOL 2 teacher school with modern facilities in the Village of Fisk, on No. 7 blacktop highway.

TEACHER for Grades 5 and 6. Enrolment 17. All schools tn the Rosetown School Unit have running water and all are well equipped with modem teaching aids. All schools are within driving distance of the University in Saskatoon, also, three University Classes will be offered in Rosetown during the 1963-69 school j-ear. Apply stating qualifications, experience, age.

marital status, last Superintendent and telephone number to: H. E. Schtltz. Secretary-Treasurer, ROSETOWN. Saskatchewan.

Weyburn High School District No. 5 45 Bison N.E. WEYBURN, Sask. WEYBURN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE will require the following teachers starting August 27. 1968.

GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS- PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH -SOCIAL STUDIES LIBRARIAN Applicants to state qualifications, teaching experience, marital s' i.us and name of last superintendent. W. K. WILLIAMS, SUPERINTENDENT. WEYBURN CITY SCHOOLS, 43 BISON AVENUE N.E..

WEYBURN, SASK. 6-5-c ASSISTANT MUSIC SUPERVISOR THE LONG LAKE SCHOOL UNIT NO. 30 Invite applications for the position as assistant music supervisor. Position involves working under the direction of the supervisor. 340 band students in 8 bands, glee clubs in 6 schools.

Apply to Mr. Tom Magnuson, Supervisor of Music, Watrous, Ek 6-3-6 Melfort Public Schools Divisions I and II Take pleasure in offering the following staff positions and inviting applications: 1. Division II. Year 2 or 3 (Grade 5 or 6). Male preferred.

2. Division II, Year I (Grade 4) 3. Division I. Year 3 (Grade 31. 4.

Division Year 2 (Grade 2). Please state certification, experience, name of last superintendent, any special qualifications, and phone number to the undersigned: JAMES KILLER. BOX 2110. MELFORT. SASK.

6-3-c SCHOOLS In the City of Lloydrainster LLOYDMINSTER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT requires two DIVISION II TEACHERS Physical Education (male preferred) Large gymnasium: 80ft of time for P.E., 20ft of time basic subjects Also teacher for MUSIC 40ft of time Music: 60 basic subjects. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL One teacher for Grade 9 Science (3 forms) and Grade 8 Maths (4 forms) Also one teacher for Grade 7 Maths (3 forms) Grade 7 English (1 form) and Grade 8 Social Studies It forms) COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL One teacher for Literature and Composition end one tor Maths and Science Write, stating qualifications, experience and name of last Superintendent, to: J. J. GIESBRECHT, SUPERINTENDENT. LLOYDMINSTER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, 4713 46 TH AVENUE.

LLOYDMINSTER, SASK. COLD LAKE C. SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 64 require, one high school teacher and two Junior nigh for September, 1968. SALARY 84.200 to PI im 500 to 87,000 to $8,100 96 200 to 810.100 $6,600 to $10,500 $7,006 to $11,000 I 2.

3. 4. 5. TEACHERS FRENCH Rosetown School Unit No. 43 ARRIS-TESSIER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Modem 3 teacher high school in the village of Harris on blacktop highway.

TEACHER FOR FRENCH grades 7 to 13 grades 1 and 5 NORTH WEST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Modem 11 teacher composite school in the Village of Plenty on No. 31 highway TEACHER FOR FRENCH grades 7to 12 (L.FX) division 3 Both the above are new modem schools and are well equipped with modern teaching aids. Applv stating qualifications, ex. perience. age, marital status, last Superintendent and telephone number to: H.

E. Schtltz, Secretary-Treasurer, Rosetown, Saskatchewan. ATTENTION TEACHERS THE MANITOBA TEACHERS SOCIETY HAS DECLARED THE WINNIPEG SCHOOL DIVISION NO. 1 IN DISPUTE. TEACHERS ARE THEREFORE ADVISED TO CLEAR WITH THE SOCIETY BEFORE APPLYING FOR FOR OR BEFORE ACCEPTING ANY POSITION TO TEACH WITH THE WINNIPEG SCHOOL DIVISION No.

1. E. L. ARNETT, GENERAL SECRETARY, THE MANITOBA TEACHERS SOCIETY, 191 HARCOURT AT PORTAGE, WINNIPEG 12, MANITOBA TEACH IN CANADAS NORTHLAND MACKENZIE DISTRICT, N.W.T. Principal and teaching position listed below are available in the Mackenzie District of the Northwest Territories and will be filled during the next few weeks for duty beginning September 1, FORT SMITH District Administration Teacher Consultant Home Economics ARCTIC RED RIVER (1 room Gr.

1-6) Teacher (R.C.) COPPERMINE (10 rooms Gr. 1-8) Primary Teacher (non R.C.) FORT MCPHERSON (9 room Gr. 1-8) Principal (non R.C.) FORT FRANKLIN (6 room Gr. 1-8) Primary Teacher (R.C.) FORT NORMAN (3 rooms Gr. 1-6) 2 Primary Teachers (R.C.) FORT PROVIDENCE (5 rooms Gr.

1-8) 1 Principal (R.C.) I Primary Teacher (R.C.) FORT SMITH (46 teachers Gr l-12i Commercial Home Economic HAY RIVER SECONDARY (13 teachers Gr. 7-12) Industrial Arts INUVIK SECONDARY (25 teachers Gr. 7-12) Commercial Industrial Arts Boys' Phys, Ed. PELLY BAY- 12 room Gr. 1-6) Principal (R.C.) Primary (R.C.) Note: Thi vacancy must filed by husband and wife team.

RAE (7 rooms Gr, 1-6) Principal (R.C.) Primary (R.C.) INUVIK ELEMENTARY (30 rooms Gr. 1-6) Intermediate Grades NOTE: Primary Grades 1-3. Intermediate Grades 4-6, Salary Schedule Effective September 1968 for teaching staff 10 month duty year. Sr. Matriculation plus I year Teacher Education $5,300 $7,588 Increment 8 at $386 Sr, Matriculation plus 2 years Teacher Education $5,830 $8,485 Increment 9 at $295 Sr.

Matriculation plus 3 yeari Teacher Education $6,625 $9,649 Increment 9 et $336 Sr. Matriculation plus 4 years Teacher Education $8,003 $12,293 Increment 10 at $429 Sr. Matriculation plus 5 years Teacher Education $8,692 $13,252 Increment 10 at $456 Sr. Matriculation plus 6 years Teacher Education $9,116 $13,776 Increment 10 at $468 Plus Special Northern Allowance of depending upon location end marital status. Plus Financial assistance for transportation out of the North for annual holidays.

Plus Bonus of $300 for I A. Special is depending upon qualifications. Qualifications Valid Teaching Certificate from a Canadian Province. Priclpale of schools of 6 rooms or more are required to have a university degree. TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT Transportation (including de-pendents i from place of recruitment to place of appointment and return after completion of at least one academic year.

Modern furnished housing Including all utiiitiee et reasonable rent. NOTE Married women whose husbands ere employable ere not eligible for Crown housing. Rations supplied at nominal cost in isolated communities. Furniture not required in the north it stored at place of re-creitment et Departmental expense. Excellent Medical and Hospital plans.

Federal Civil Service Bupwrn-nuation plan. Full allowance for certified teaching experience anywhere In the world. Schools In the District are mod-' ern and well equipped end the curriculum Is based on the Alberta Program of Studlee at both the Elementary end Secondary levels. SALESCLERK FOR LIMITED amount of work required immediately; also require iuli-ume clerk to commence work approx. 3 weeks time.

This is for permanent year round work. No students, please. Apply Houe of Cards, 225 21st Street, east, mornings 6-1-e Switchboard Operator To work day and evening shifts. Salary $235 $280 $310, Apply in person to Personnel Dep't SL Paul's Hospital. i-31-c EXPERIENCED COOKS REQUIRED by large hotel in Prince Albert.

Apply Food Manager, Coronet Hotel, Prince Albert 6-5-c MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS. SECRE-tary, experienced preferred. Duties to commence as soon as possible. References. Box I76D, Star-Phoenix.

6-3-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, RECEP-tiomst for Saskatoon medical clime. Good working conditions. Salary commensurate wdth experience. Apply Box 150D, Star-Phoenix. 6-3-c e-a-c WANTED DISHWASHER.

EXPER. lence not necessary Apply in person, Johnnys Inn. 6-6-c WANTED: A WAITRESS FOR THE Airport Restaurant for the day shift. Phone mornings only, 242-6002. 6-6-c WORK AT HOME, PART-TIME, PRE-parmg mailings for us.

No sales. Investment 33 64. Telephone 244-7566. 3-31-p FOR CATALOGUE ROOM. GOOD typist, 51, day wek.

Ayoly G. Perry at Davies Electric Co. 347-2nd Ave. S. 244-0921.

6-6-c DOMESTIC HELP 13b WANT SOMEONE TO LIVE IN, expectant mother welcome Call after 6:30, 374-7120. 6-3-c WOMAN OR MIDDLEAGED COUPLE to care for elderly woman. Live-in. 244-5728. 6-1-c EXPERIENCED WOMEN WILL DO daywork, 1.50 per hour.

242-3272. 5-31-p HOUSEKEEEPER WANTED FOR light housekeeping. 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 5 days, Eastview. 653-2101.

extension 04 during day, 374-5074 evenings 6-31-c BABYSITTING 13c WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME. MEL-rose Ave. and 11th St. Ph. 242-2159.

5-31-c EXPERIENCED MOTHER WILL babysit in own home, Mount Royal area. 242-0421. 6-1-c RELIABLE LADY WILL BABYSIT in my own home. 653-3494. 6-5-c BABYSITTER TO COME IN MON-day to Friday, 8 to 5 p.m.

Cumberland area. Phone 343-3565 after 5 p.m. 5-31-e WANTED BABYSITTER TO COME IN Mayfair district. 244-0647. 5-31-C CAPABLE LADY TO BABYSIT three children Monday to Friday.

8 to 5 Mount Royal district. Phone 382-0732. 5-31-p WILL CARE FOR CHILD IN MY home. McNab Park area. 653-0284.

6-1-p MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE for 2 boys ages 4 and 1. Mon. to Vicinity 8th and Clarence. Please phone Mon. a.m.

242-4728. 6-3-c BABYSITTER TO COME IN. 39TH and Ave. area. Two childien.

652-5287 6-6-c BABYSITTER WANTED FOR FTVE-day week, In the vicinity of 1300 block 1st N. 652-5367. 6-1-c MALE SITS. WANTED 14 PAINTERS want paint jobs Reasonable Interior, exterior. Free estimates.

382-2205. 6-3-p FRAMING, JOISTING. SIDING, flooring, finishing by contract. Call evenings 254-2015 Dalmeny. 6-1-p MIDDLE AGED MAN.

HOTEL OR mote! desk clerk, bondable. Phone 652-5099 or Box 178D, Star-Phoemx. 6-5-p ACCOUNTANT WILL HANDLE COM-plete set of books on part time basis. Box 177D, Star-Phoenix. 6-1-p FEMALE SITS.

WANTED 15 HIGH SCHOOL GIRL SEEKS WORK for July, Aug. Box 83, Sonnlngdale, Sask. 6-3-P EXPERIENCED SECRET-ary, social worker, teacher, health educator, requires summer employment. 382-3789. 6-10-c EXPERIENCED INSURANCE TYPIST desires position.

Phone 242-7053 6.3-p HELP WTD. Male, Female 16 ASSISTANT TECHNICIANS Department of Agriculture Health of Animals Branch Ammal Pathology Laboratory REGINA Salary: $4749 to $5412 per annum Duties include: Under supervision to carry out laboratory procedures in connection with the study of animal diseases; to conduct serological tests on serum and milk to detect diseases such as brucellosis, leptospirosis and salmonellosis. Qualifications: Completion of secondary school education with course in mathematics and science and two years recent related experience. Full particulars and application forms available at your nearest Public Service Commission Office, Post Office or Canada Manpower Centre. Application should be filed with the Public service Commission, 305 Financial Building, REGINA IMMEDIATELY.

Quote Competition 63.R-9. 5-31-c OPENING Experienced short order cook, fulltime employment. Excellent working conditions. Apply in person, Imperial Room, K.G. Hotel.

tf SECRETARY- TREASURER The board of the Sturgis School Unit No. 45 requires a certified Secretary-Treasurer. New Unit Office. The office is very functional. Duties to commence in July.

Kindly apply to the undersigned before June 11th, giving full particulars of certificate held, experience, salary expected, name of last employer and references to: H. S. NADURIAK. SECRETARY.TREASURFR, STURGIS SCHOOL UNIT NO. 43.

STURGIS. SAKATCHEWAN 6-3-c HOSPITAL PERSONNEL 16a DOCTOR REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY bv the Cupar Union Hospital Board. New 18 bed Hospital. Office and Equipment available. Present Doctor leaving district by Jun 15.

Apply: SECRETARY-TREASURER, CUPAR UNION HOSPITAL, CUPAR, SASK. 6-3-e CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT and practical nurse required by local nursing home. Box 136D. Satr-Phoenix. 8.1.C REGISTERED LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Required with experience tn biochemistry and haematology.

Excellent salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Will pay for part of re-location expenses. Reply to D. Pollock, Calgary Diagnostic Laboratories. 906 8th Ave.

S.W.. Calgary 2. AJberta. l-31-e REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY A.MBU Utnce personnel, must hold a cu rent St. Joims crtmcate Box 234 North BatUeford or 44o-3344 or Box 146, Yozttton.

5-31 ESTIMATOR AND SALESMAN FOR retail lumber yard. Interview required. Permanent jcd if sat s-faciorv. Bril Lumoer couny. 614 9in St.

244-0H7. EXPERIENCED SHOR order cook wanted. Apply in person: Elite Cafe. 6-4-c EXPERIENCED WAITE. WANTED for beverage room.

Contact George Pitchko at Carlsbad Hotel, Manitou Beach. Watroua. 5-31-c PARTS SALESMAN REQUIRED Salary and commission, car supplied. Usual company benefits. Apply in writing only AUTO.

CLEARING LTD. ATT. A. HOLBIRD 6-9-c NEAT YOUNG MAN IS REQUIRED by LeviU Safety Ltd. position commences with warehouse duties with a good opportunity for advancement in a growing industry.

High school education preferred Weekly salary, 5 day week and usual company benefits. Reply in person or write to No. 4-510-44th Street, Saskatoon. $-l-c SECRETARY- TREASURER The Board of The Borderland School Unit No. 4 requires a qualified School Unit Secretary-Treasurer.

Duties to commence about August 20th. Send applications to the undersigned giving full particulars of certificate held, experience. salary required and references. E. LEIGH.

BORDERLAND SCHOOL UNIT NO. 4. ROCKGLE.V. SASK. 4-5 NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED.

SELL Rawlelgh well known products. Sold for over 77 years. Get started immediately and make highest commissions. Good districts now vacant. Phone 244-7451.

Apply personally. a.m. or 4-6 p.m., or write Rawlelgh Products, 129 Second Avenue, north. 6-1-c Aircraft Engineers Experienced DC-3 endorsed, licensed engineers required imrnedl ately for bases at High Level and Edmonton. Alberta, line experienced, responsibility essential, contact Mr.

Pete Pedersen, Chief Engineer phone 403-454-8517. 6-3-C METROPOLITAN STORES OF CAN-ada Saskatoon, is now interviewing young men for the man-agers-tralning program. To the right men we offer: rapid advancement due to expansion. Applicant should be high school graduates. Please contact the manager of the Met.

Stores, Saskatoon. 6-4-c GRADE XII GRADUATES Required by Chartered Accountants Firm Applications Invited from Grade XII students to article in chartered accountants office. Tram in office while takmg course leading to chartered accountants degree. Excellent- opportunity to obtain professional status. Good salary.

Reply together with copy of Grade XII marks (1968 graduates send Grade XI marks) to; BOX 169D STAR-PHOENIX 6-3-C CARPENTERS HELPER TO WORK in light construction, housing and farm buildings. Good salary. Apply to Wayne Pearson, General Manager, Colonsay Co-op Association, Col, on say, Sask. 6-3-c BELLMAN FOR SENATOR HOTEL, Apply in person. 6-1-c WANTED: PARTSMAN FOR GEN-eral Motors and Massey-Ferguson dealership.

Prefer previous experience Write to Box 1694 Star-Phoe-nix. 6-1-c TOWN CLERK FOR THiS TOWN OF Humboldt Population 4,000 Position available immediately. Apply in writing, stating qualifications, experience, age and marital status. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience and subject to negotiation, but applicants should state salarv expected. Applications to be submitted to the Town Office on or before June 3rd, 1968.

N. J. BICHEL, TOWN CLERK 5-3-c EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO cash in with Western Candas finest compact calendar line Ideal side line or part time. Apply now to Box 1688 Star-Phoenix. 6-4-c EXPERIENCED SCAFFOLD MEN for elevator paint crew.

Phone 237-4286. 6-1-c CRAWLER TRACTOR OPERATOR tor municipal road construction Applicant to state wages and supply references. Application to be received by the undersigned by June 1. C. J.

Weese, R.M. of Grandview. Kelfield, Sask. 6-3-c PART TIME COCKTAIL WAITERS wanted (male only) must be neat and ambitious, hours 7 to 10. Apply in person.

Gem Cafe, 3 to p.m daily except Saturday. 6-5-c NATIONAL PAINT COMPANY RE quires retail salesman. Excellent fringe benefits. Experience in paint and floor coverings preferred. Box 179D, Siar-Phoenix 6-3-c WANTED: EXPERIENCED BASS- man for summer employment.

Must be free to travel and have own equipment. Phone 242-1387. 5-31-p REAL ESTATE SALESMAN RE quired by growing Real Estate Firm. Prefer man 22-38. Experience not necessary.

Training program available Apply in person to manager, Provincial Agencies Ltd. 203. Pin-der Bldg. tf EMPLOYEE RELATIONS OPPORTUNITY Opportunity for a university graduate to grow with an established company in its employee relation department. The post, tion will include responsibilities in the areas of grievance handling, job evaluation, tramrng and development.

negotiations, etc. Applicants must have some experience In Company-Union relations. The successful applicant will report to the Superintendent, Employee Relations. The Company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Inland Steel Company of Chicago operating a large Iron mine and pelletizing plant near Atikokan In Northwestern Ontario. This modem community of 7.000 is located on a through highway and has good educational and recreational facilities.

The area offers hunting, fishing, camp, ing and skiing. An emerging adult education centre i located nearby. Age 25-38. Salarv commensurate with qualifications. Moving expensed paid; housing available.

All replies treated confidentially. Caland Ore COMPANY LIMITED ATIKOKAN, ONTARIO Attn. N. S. 5rntt, Supt Employee Relations 5-31-c RELIABLE.

EXPERIENCED MAN for frm. Dose to city. Permanent. 257-3752 AUan exchange. 6-4-c Combined laboratory X-ray technician for modem 15-bed hospital by June 13.

For further particulars apply to; MISS H. K. PATTERSON, SECRETARY MANAGER MEMORIAL UNION HOSPITAL BIRCH HILLS, SASK. 6-1-C GENERAL DUTY NURSES REQU1R-ed by 92-bed active treatment hospital, good location, modern rc-ldence, recognition to past service. good fringe benefits.

Apply to the Director of Nursing, Lioyd-minster Hospital. 4811 48 Avenue, Llovdminster, Saskatchewan-Aiber-ta. 5-31-c-, WANTED Supervisor of Nursing and General Dutv Nurses for a 18-bed hospital. Salary as per S.H.A. and S.H.S.P, recommendation with allowance for previous expenence.

Accommodation available In modern residence. Daily bus and train service to Saskatoon and Regina. Address all inquires or applications to: ADMINISTRATOR. DAVIDSON UNION HOSPITAL, BOX 480. DAVIDSON.

SASK. TRADES PROFESSIONS 21 DIRT, TREE, GARBAGE REMOVAL Hagen. Phone 242-8556. xtf LENS DIVING SERVICE. ALL UN-derwater work.

653-4295. m-9-27-C Enterprises time. 382-2537 after 6.30. m-6-27-c DRIVEWAYS. ASPHALT OR CON-crete.

Bcrgsma Ltd. 653-3808. m-6-l-d PAINTING, DECORATING. PAPER-hangrng, wood finubing. 374-7579.

xtf ROOFING APPLICATORS WE DO old and new roofa. No Job too big. II. Ph. 374-0793.

5 no job too small. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL service will be available through the I.B.E.W. Local Union No 529. to the gpneral public, where life or property are endangered, during the present strike of its members. Call 343-3997.

m-6-8-c CONCRETE CONTRACTING bert and Martin. 652-3283. GIL- xtf PAINTING Exterior and interior. Free estimates 382.3877. 6-4-c BRICK AND BLOCK MASONRY contracting.

Basements, chimneys, planters, barbecues. Phone 652-8625. m-6-22-c PAINTING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, free estimates. 244-5218. xtf PAINTING AND DECORATING CITY or country.

242-0712. m-6-10-c FENCE BUILDING 60 references. 374-1547. m-8-8-p R5-ROOF WITH ASPHALT 5HING-les Guaranteed workmanship. For estimate call 242-4241.

John Loraas Roofing. 1 20 29th St east. Serving Saskatoon for 17 years. REMODELLING, RUMPUS ROOMS, concrete work. 244-5348.

EIN ARSON CONSTRUCTION: CAB-inets, renovations, etc. 242-0573. xtf ADVANCE PLUMBING HEATING Install repairing Ph, 653-3332. m-6-24-c TOMS CEMENT SERVICE- ANY-thlng in concrete. 242-3954.

xtf TREE HEDGE AND RUBBISH RE-moval. Sereda, 653-3522. xt FOR PLUMBING REPAIRS SER-vice, call Ed at 244-0047. m-6-21-c APPLIANCE SERVICE AND RE-palr. Henry Pederson.

653-0795. xtf JENSENS PAINTING DECORAT-lng, plaster repairs, Interior, exterior, spray painting, texture celling. 242-8316. xtf WALL WASHING SERVICE. RUGS and furniture cleaned.

652-8771. xtf HUCUL AND SON PAINTING. IN terior, exterior. Phone 382-3859. xtf MARTIN'S CONCRETE CONTRACT-ing.

Phone 382-0737 xtf City Carpet Cleaning Co. Established 1913. 105 Ave. So. Rugs Upholstery, Reweaving 242-2648.

xtf ROOFING, PAINTING, CEMENT work, driveway, sidewalks, siding, eavestrough, insulation, repairs of any kind. Guaranteed work. Absolute Builders. 242-2912. m-6-3-c FREE ESTIMATES.

CROSSINGS, driveways, patio, sidewalks. Ploss Concrete. 382-0432. m-6-7-c J. MASON AND SONS LTD.

CUS-tom commercial painting, Industrial coating, sandblasting. Over 40 years in business. Free estimates. 343-7633 6-3-c HAMEL DRYWALL TEXTURED ceilings cur specialty. Phone 653-3677 m-6-6-c Taylor Bros.

Painting Co. DECORATING, GARBAGE REMOVAL 244-8516 m-6-17-c EDS CONCRETE SERVICE. DRIVE-ways, patios, etc. Also dirt removal. Free estimates.

Reasonable. 242-3309. m-6-18-c FOR ROOFING PROBLEMS. CALL Law Roofing Services. Phone 374-0733 or 244-8776.

m-7-13-c FOR FENCE BUILDING. PHONE 244-7828. m-7-l-c WILL PAINT YOUR HOUSE IN-lde or outside. Phone A1 382-3091. 6-1-p PAINTING 343-1766 xtf PAPER HANGING SPECIALIST.

15 years experience Phone 242-2324. m-6-10-c STUCCO. DRIVEWAYS. WALKS steps, fencing, painting. 653-0512.

m-9-27-c Diamond Construction Stucco, cement finishing, gyproc, carpenter work, painting. 652-7101. 6- 25 -C CARPENTRY. PAINTING. HOME repairs, alterations, suites, rumpus rooms.

Reasonable rates. 242-3845. xtf PETERSON CHIMNEY CON. tinuous run eavestrough. Chimneys lined and repaired 382-3701.

xtf PAINTING, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR. City, country, free est 243-6515. m-6-23-e ALUM AND FIBREGLASS AWN-lngs. cabinet making. Bllt-PIte Products.

P.O. Box 2i0, Saskatoon. Phone 1-493-2781. xtf PACE AND HALLICRAFTER C.B. radios.

Repair small appliances. Mao Mel Sales and Services. Churchill Shopping Center 343-7228. m-6-I- RUMPUS ROOMS. REMODELLING, garages.

653-4615 or 38a2-1936. xtf TERRAS CEMENT SERVICE LTD. Driveways, patios, sidewalks, blocks and commercial floors. 242-2398. m-8-I7-c FAINTING AND DECORATNG Clean workmanship.

242-5169. m-6-ll-c CEMENT-WAYS Drlvewavg, patios, sidewalks. Phone 382-0707. Free estimates. m-6-lS-c HALS ELECTRIC SERVICE AND wiring our specialty.

242-6142. xtf WEST MASONRY CONTRACTORS, blocks, bricks, basements, plaster, stone fireplaces, city, rural 244-8366. xtf FOR PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, phone Upper 242-8174. xtf WE UNPLUG SINKS, TOILETS, mains 24 hr. Walsh's Ltd.

242-0300. m-6-10-c yUICK, RELIABLE SERVICE. PICKUPS, moving. Don's Delivery 242-5019 ADAMS SON Painting and decorating. Residential and commercial.

Ph. 374-3373. 244-4855 xtf GENERAL HOME MODERNIZING Roofing, cement work and siding. Plans available for new homes, duplexes and apartments. Years of expenence.

Guaranteed work 242-3445 Ev. 374-a954. 6-25-C COMPLETE DRYWALL JOB AND spravtex ceilings, in or out of town, free estimates. 373-1419. 6-4-c GENERAL CONCRETE PHONE 343-4571.

Driveways, patios, walks. I1' nd steps. Poul Andersen. 2021 Ewart Ave. -31-c-t Legionary magazine editor John Hundevad, 66, of Ottawa, was presented Wednesday with the Legions highest honor the Meritorious Service Medal.

When Mr. Hundevad took over the magazine in 1932, it had a circulation of less than 11,000 and was in debt. The circulation now stands at 303,000, and profit over the past 20 years was more than $250,000. His assistant for 16 years, Lome Manchester, also of Otta wa, becomes editor Jan. 1, 1969, when Mr.

Hundevad steps down to become honorary editorial advisor. In Memorian 4 Insurance 63A Listings Wanted 39 Livestock 33 Loans Wanted 64 Lost A Found 10 ft anted 41 For Sal 40 Machinery A Repair 30 Male Help Wanted 52 Male Instructions 16 Male-Female Instructions 19A Male Situations Wanted 14 Marriage Licenses 6 Miscellaneous 29 Monv to Loan WWIIIIWIIIiiiiWIWUWI 63 Monuments 9 Musical Instruments 26A Personal 54 pet Stock 37 Poultry A Eggs $6 Real Estate 43 Rooms Furnished 53 Rooms Unfurnished 54 Rooms i Furnished A Unfur.) 54 A Rooms Wanted 55 Situations W'td (Male-Female) 17 a Snowmobiles 70 A Stores A Offices 60 Storage Space 36 Suites, Furnished 51 Suites. Unfurnished 51 A Suites. iFurnished-Unfur.) 51B Suites Wanted 52 Summer ReaorU 27 Swap 31 Teachers Wanted 23 Tinsmithing 2lA Tires A Vulcanizing 74 Trades A professions 21 Trailers 70 Warehouse Space 42 Weddings 1A Winter Resorts 27A DEATHS (Coatinned) BABIY THE DEATH OF MR. Joseph Babiy, age 53 years, of Vancouver, B.C., occurred suddenly ct Vancouver on Tuesday May 28, 1968.

Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced later. Surviving are: one daughter. Josephine, Montreal: one son, Eddie. Blame Lake, four brothers Peter, Biame Lake, Mike, Blame Lake. John.

Hinton, Alberta. Walter, Vernon, B.C. The late Mr. Babiy was bom in Saskatoon, and lived here for a time be-foe moving to B.C. He lived at Trail.

B.C. for several years and at Vancouver for the past year. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 5-31-c MONTGOMERY THE PASSING of Mr. Murdock Sydney Montgomery, age 83 years, of 809 7th north, Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital on May 29th, 1968.

The funeral service will be held on May 31st at 10.30 a.m. from Park Funeral Chapel and at 3-30 p.m. from Zion Lutheran Church at Horse Butte, Sask. conducted by Rev. W.

L. McLeod. The family gratefully decline floral tributes, donation may be made to The Ebenezer Baptist Church Fund or any iavorite charity. Surviving are: 3 brothers, Russell of Port Huneme, U.S.A., John of Saskatoon, James of Grand Forks, U.S.A.; three sisters. Mrs.

W. J. Ellis (Mabel) of Winnipeg. Mrs. H.

R. Sigler (Anne) of Grand Rapids. Michigan. U.S.A., Miss Iso-bel Montgomery of Minneapolis, U.S.A. also nephews and nieces.

Mr. Montgomery was predeceased by his wife Olga in 1957. Bom at Kenora, Mr. Montgomery came to Saskatchewan in 1912. settling at White Bear, Sask.

hi 1923. Marrying Olga Dyrland in 1935 at White Bear the couple con-trned to farm in this district until Mr Montgomery retired in 1950 and moved to Saskatoon where he had resided until the time of his death. While living In the community. Mr. Montgomery was active in sports, particularly baseball, he w48 also actively interested in the Ebenezer Baptist Church.

Interment will be made in the Zion Lulheran Church Cemetery et Horse Butte, Sask. 5-31-c WOODS THE DEATH OF MRS, Armanda Jane Woods, age 94 years, of 1614 Lome Avenue, Saskatoon, and a pioneer of the WiLon Lake district, occurred in a local nursing home on May 28th, 1968, The funeral service will be held on Saturday, June 1st at LOO p.m. from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Ross Stewart. Surviving are: her husband Howard; one son, Arden Waddell of Caigary; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; six gieat-great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Woods was bom in Ontario and lived in Michigan during her early years. She came west to Saskatchewan in 1913 and took a homestead In the ftilson Lake district where she farmed for eight jears. In 1921 she married Howard Woods and lived hi Biggar wliere she operated a nursing home for 10 sear. For the past 21 years she had resided in Saskatoon.

Mrs. Woods was a member of Second Street United Church. Interment ill take place in Biggar Cemetery. (Courtesy parking area south of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 23th Street.) 5-31-c FUNERALS DER THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF Lam Der. who died on May 25th, was held from McKagues Funeral Home on Wednesday, May 29th at 2 p.m.

conducted by Rev C. Mc-Murtry and Miss Anita Lee Honorary pallbearers were; Tom Goon, Dan Wing Jav, Wah Jay. Der W. Dick. Jack Man, Park Jay; Active pallbearers were: Hay Woo, Wayne Chow, Wayne Mah, Hugh Der, Jack Quan.

Henry Tie. Interment was made in the Chinese Section of Woodlawn Cemetery. 5-31-c IN MEMORIAM 4 THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUP- Cly of verses for your convenience making up your Tn Memoriam Kindly inquire at the desk. xtf MARRIAGE LICENSES I ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES. Quality Credit Jeweller House of Diamonds.

133 2nd north, xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME 37. McKagu, J. McKagu. Paon. 242-3131 500 3rd Av.

S. xt I SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT DA UR IE Ph. 244-5577 338 41k N. xt PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack Bmklev, Donald Somers 2U 3rd Ave. No.

Phone 244-2103 xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock. Terry Mich.yluk Piion. 8j3-3434, 20U St. Av.

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Go'di. 5:1 8th St. Phone 853-2533 or 242-3t4. rtf FRANK 1. DOWDINq FLORIST 234 2nd Ave wuth toonovite Gdron 1 hctrei.

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DEATHS FR1SS THE PASSING OP MR. August Friss. age 81 vears. of Rural Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital on Mav 27th. 1968.

The funeial service will be held on Friday, May 3Ut at 2 p.m. from St. Pauls Lutheran Church in the Bergheim district conducted by Pador A. Goos. Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge.

Surviving are: one daughter, Mrs. H. Wudrick (Lydia) of Sub P.0 Sutherland, Saskatoon; two sisters. Mrs Fred Keen living in Gennanv. Mrs.

F. Hartvig of Diamond City. alto eight giandchlld'-en and 13 great-giandchiidren. Mr, Friss was Predeceased by his wife Emelia in 954. A resident of the Saskatoon district for the past 39 years.

Mr. Friss was born in Poland coming to Canada end settling in the Berg, heim dtrict near Sutherland in 1929. He farmed there and after his retirement continued to live in the district until his death. Mr. Fiiss was a member of St.

Paul Lutheran Church. Interment will be made in the Church Cemetery. i-31-c McMillan the death of mrs. Charlotte Ann McMillan, age 85 cars. of Suite 703 Caaiier Towers.

Saskatoon, occurred a local hos-Dital on Mav 29th, 1968. The funeral Service will be held on Fridav. May 3Ut at 2 pm from St Andrews Prcsbuerian Chuich, Spadina Cresc. and 2mh Street conducted bv Dr. R.

A. Davidon. McKague's Funeral Home will be in charge. Surviving are: three daughters. Mu-s Mae McMillan of Saskatoon.

Mrs. H. R. Betty) Mightou of N.Y. and Mrs H.

Kay) Verge of Quebec City. Quebec; three sons. S. Orville McMillan of Saskatoon, H. Stewart McMillan of Regina and J.

Douglas McMillan of Prince Albert: 23 grandchildren and een great-grandchildren: two i.sters. Miss Johnson of Saskatoon and Mrs. Bert ftaiker of Swift Current: three brothers, Lj )e John. ton of Sakatoon. Fltnd Johnston of Swift Current and Frank Johnston of Fin-view.

Alberta. The late Mrs. McMillan was bom near Florence. Ontario coming west with her family to Saz-katoon in J.muarv, 1905. She was married to the late Angus McMillan in Saskatoon on December 20th.

19u5 and resided Saskatoon continuously since then. She was a member of St. Andrews Ptesbv terian Church, a life member of St. Andrew's Womens Missionary Socictv and a life member of the Saskatoon Oidtimers Association, She w.is predeceased b' her husband on Dec. 1't.

1949 and bv a son, Archie on March 24th 1945 hile serving with the C.A K. Interment will be made the! lanuly plot in ftoodiawn Cemetery I 5-31-c All applications should Include recent Inspection reports andor letter, of recommendation from principals and should be forwarded to: MR D. C. GILLIE, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, MACKENZIE DISTRICT, FORT SMITH. N.W.T.

-ll--6 1966-1969 salary Is under negotiation. For application write to: Remi Lire tie. sec Bo lu. Cold Lake. Alberta For interview May 30, 31.

aoply at the King George Hotel, Saskatoon, ask for Remi Lirette. 5-31-c Classified Phone 653-2100.