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the STAR-PH0EX1X Saskatoon, Tuesday, OcloW 26, 1971 31 12 NOTICES DEATHS (Continued) MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) NOTICE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR young man iUi service experience or tire sales experience to begin on a full time basis with a large provincial company. Phone 632-2955. 10-27-c From this date I will not be respon sible for any debt? contracted in my name other man uiose incurved py my- EXPERIENCED BAKER Olt BAKERS helper. Apply Box 173. Roselown.

10-29-e iClt, Fred Chcroenkoft lu-27-p LA BELLE THE DEATH OP MRS. Helen La Belle, age 81 years of Sunny, side Nursing Home. Saskatoon, occurred at her home on October 25th. 1071. The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, October 27th at 10.00 a.m.

from St. Joseph's Catholic Church conducted by Kev. W. fies-chuy. O.M.I.

(Prayers will be said In the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home. Tuesday evening October 26th at 8.00 p.m.). Surviving are: one dauKlitcr, Mrs. Prevost. (Patricia), Thorliild, Alberta; six grandchildren; three sisters: Mrs.

Maroella Oltz Hammond. Indiana U.S.A.: Mrs. Ernestine Tishler. Utica. Michigan.

U.S.A.; Mrs. Valerie O'Donnel, Michigan, U.S.A.; three brothers Louis Crequer. Jerry Crequer and Cecil Crequer all in Michigan, U.S.A. She was Dredeceased bv her husband. TENDERS MEN WANTED FULL OR PART TIME as Rawleigh Products Salesmen in Saskatoon.

Good profils for husUers. Apply immediately 129 Second Ave. nue, north, 4-8 m. iO-28-c REQUIRED. SEMI-TRAILER MECH-anlcs steady employment.

Good wages. Apply Neils Trailer Equipment Ltd. formerly Truck Equipment (1963) 1730 Alberta Ave. FOR SALE BY TENDER SNOWMOBILES Mil(iin School Unit No. 12 offers li-l-c MT IWllil(Jli WIJILl)lllll 'JIIIWI Illlll) II life sr? LvJ for sale by tender its fleet of Bombardier Snowmobiles.

Bids on single or multiple number of Units will be EDMONTON INN Experienced waiters for our Vintner Dining Lounge. Formal dining service. Busy Edmonton Hotel. Only personable, fully qualified men considered. Openings Immediately.

Apply Mrs. Roth telephone Zenith 07106. 10-28-c John La Belle id October. 1958. Mrs.

Helen La Belle was born in Mlchi- She came to Canada to make ler home at Spiritwood about 34 years ago. She retired to reside at LeovUIe. Sask. for a few years prior to coming to Saskatoon in 1938. Interment will take place in the famy plot in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery.

The Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. 10-27-c considered, ine unit ruuu icwir thn riuht in ruippt anv or all tenders. Particulars available at the office of the Milestone uiuv u. aa, Milestone, Saskatchewan. Tenlers close 5:00 p.Bi..

1971. November 10-27-c FUNERALS 3 TENDER Recognition by Belgium i BRUSSELS (AP) Belgium and China announced today that they have established diplomatic relations and will exchange ambassadors within three months. Belgium is the 68th nation to recognize the Peking regime, The Nationalist government announced in Tapiei that it was suspending relations with Belgium and closing its embassy in Brussels. Belgium has maintained only a small consulate in Taipei. Consulates in Canada? OTTAWA (CP) The People's Republic of China 1ms "expressed interest" in establishing one or more consulates in Canada, an external affairs spokesman said today.

But no location has been specified and negotiations have not yet begun, the spokesman said. Negotiations to define the terms under which permission for a consulate would be granted could begin once a formal Chinese request was made. The spokesman said any agreement on consulates would have "a reciprocal feature." "We would want the right to establish a consulate in a Chinese city." The Chinese embassy here had no comment. I DOUGLAS THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Thomas Leonard Douglas, who died on October 20, 1B71 was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Monday October 25th at 1.30 p.m.. conducted by Rev.

N. S. Dingwall. Honorary Bearers were: Cecil Carr, Albert Chizek. Russell Plews, Walter Morris Nathan Pond.

Bill Best. Frank Harding Gordon Scott. Active Bearers were: Walter Stoll. Jack Carr. John Winder, Jim Hill, Albeit Yellowlees John Klrton.

Interment took place in Laura Cemetery. 10-27-c WANTED FIRST CLASS ELECTRICIANS RATE: $4.62 per hour; 40-hour week Housing available in modern community. Self and family covered by Manitoba Medi-Care Green Shield Prescription Plan. Denial Plan and Group Life Insurance. Liberal vacation schedules and pay.

Apply in writing, giving phone number and particulars to: MANAGER PERSONNEL IND. RELATIONS SHERR1TT GORDON MINES LIMITED, LYNN LAKE, MANITOBA il'l-2-e Tenders will be received, until October 20, 1971 by the Apostolic Church of North BatUeford. for the sale of building and lot at 121)2 102nd Street. Lot 50 120. Lot 4.

Blk. 15. Plan B1929 Zone CI, business zoned. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Address tenders to Apostolic Church Board, Box 622, Mnrlh Uutttpfnrrt.

10-28-C DEATHS ROUSE THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mr. Allan Rouse, who died on October 22. 1971, was held from Grace Westminster Church on October 25th at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. E. Bishop.

Pallbearers were: John Walker. Mike Lukkien. Stanley Bannister Larry Lefler, George Hamble-ton. Bill Catterall. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Ar. BRAND' THE PASSING OF MR. Ole Brand, age 80 years, of Borden, occurred in a Saskatoon ilos-pilal on October 24, 1971. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. 97 1071 at 2 n.m.

from the REQUIRED TWO FULL TIME AND one part time salesmen. Married men preferred, must have car. Apply 2MB 3rd south. 11-3-c rangements were In care of Westwnod Funeral Chapel. 10-27-c WORKING FOREMAN SCHMIDT THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Miss Marta M.

Schmidt, who died on October 21. 1971, was held for custom industrial engine shop. -Qualifications: 35 and under, must be a leader, starting salary $740 guaranteed per month. Locate in Calgary. Box 1224X, Star-Phoenix.

10-30-c AP Wil-CLhoto Before the historic vole irom uie unapei ot tnei sasicatoon Funeral Home on Monday October 25th at 3.30 p.m., conducted bv Rev. P. E.HUen and Rev. Fred Davies. Honorary Bearers were: Rev.

John P. Prest Mr. H. E. Essenberg, Mr.

R. V. Rudolph, Mr. J. S.

Mills. Active were: Mr. E. J. Edwards.

Mr. G. A. Atkinson, Mr. E.

Douglas White. Mr. W. H. Lawson, Mr.

W. Hush Arscott, Mr. Gerald W. Lee. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

10-27-e Nationalist Chinese foreign minister, Chow Shu-kai, and other Nationalist delegates in the UN were huddled in apprehension Monday night in the UN General Assembly, -fearing what eventually happened a UN vote expelling the Nationalists from their UN seat and putting the Communist Chinese regime in Peking in its place. INTERNATIONAL COMPANY IN SAS- Borden Anglican Church, conducted to Kev. P. H. Conieriord.

Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge. The family gratefully decline floral tributes, memorial gifts may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society 305 Central Chambers. Saskatoon. Surviving are: his loving wife Astrid: five sons. Jack of Surrey.

B.C.. Robert of Burden, Donald of Yorkton, Sask. and Kenneth and Mervyn. both of Saskatoon; one daughter. Mrs.

Marshall Tindall (Olinda) of Uoyd-minster, also 22 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mr. Brand was predeceased by a son. Norman, in 1983. Born in Dalton.

Minnesota. U.S.A. on November 10, 1884. he came to Canada to Borden, Sask. in 1912.

where he was employed with the National Grain Co. until his retirement in 1950. He then carried on a machine agency and service station until 19M. He was a Past Master of the Borden Lodge No. 158 A.F.

and A.M. of which he was made a Life Member. He was an Honorary Life Member of the Borden Chanter of the O.E.S. Throughout his career he was active In community affairs, having served on the school board and village council and coached a hockey team for many years. Interment will be made in the Borden Cemetery.

10-27-c katoon seeKs sales representative, ago 21-45. Grade 12 minimum, starting income $500 monthly with increases over a 2 year training period. Give details as to previous employment to Box 335B. Star-Phoenix. 11-2-0 TKACHUK THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Mrs.

Nettle Tkachuk, who died on October 21 1971, was held from Holy Trinity Cathedral on October 2fith at 9.30 a.m., conducted bv Rv. H. Udod. Pallbearers were: John Thachuk. Peter Thachuk.

Steve Tha-chuk. Joseph Crowe. Ted Thachuk, Ernie Crowe. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel.

10-27-c re-valuations loom WANTED: BAKER OR BAKERS Policy Helper. Apply stating experience ana wages wanted, to Meadow Lake Bakery, Box 1170. Meadow Lake, SasR. 11-2-c IN MEMORIAM GIANT YELLOWKNIFE HONCH IN LOVING MEMORY OF a dear daughter-in-law and sister-in-law Mary May Honch, who passed away October 28. aOM.

We sadly miss you in every way Quietly remembered every day. No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts lou are always there. Ever loved by Dad Honch and family. 10-27-D By The statement, in the news- tdre from Peking of U.S. presi- before his nation was ousted had been successful in main-Singing in the aisles at the paper Hsin Wan Pao New dentlal envoy Henry Kissinger, Monday night, bitterly con- taining a seat for Taiwan the United Nations, gloom in Tai- Evening Post was seen as the who coincidentally left the demned the UN action.

UN would have been faced with wan and Washingtoi and hur- first public comment by the Chinese capital just as the UN He said the move will "trans- a long frustrating debate as it ried re-evaluations cf policy all Chinese Communists on the UN was dealing its sharpest rebuff form the United Nations into a attempted to clear up a confus-over the world wete the first vote. ever to the United States. Maoist front and a battlefield ing China representation situa-reactions today to lie General In Ottawa, a spokesman for Across the Formosa Straits in for international subversion" tion. Assembly vote to sdmit China the Chinese embassy said any Taiwan, the government of Ge- and dismissed the notion that The leading advocate of the and expel Taiwan, comment would come from Pe- neralissimo Chiang Kai-shek re- Peking now would be disciplined Taiwan cause, the United Peking gave no clrect indica- king, if at all. ferred reporters to a statement by world public opinion as States, declined immediate tion about how it received the As the series of ballots was issued in New York that the "dangerous nonsense it is like comment in Washington, news.

under way in New York, there Taiwan UN delegation would to tie a tiger with a straw However, the driving force for MINES LIMITED REQUIRE First Class Underground Mine Electrician Journeyman Surface Electrician Applicants must be single status. Salary First Class Electrician 54.0S per hour. Journeyman certified $4.51 per hour. Company charge for board and room $2.90 per day. Applicants atwlv In writing stating age.

Qualifications, experience, and date available to; Personnel Supervisor. Giant Yellowknife Mlnea Limited. YeMowknife, N.W.T. 10-30-e CHAMBERS THE PASSING OF MR. George Chambers, age 64 years, of Asquith, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital on October 25.

1971. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, October 28. 1971 at 2 p.m. from the Asquith United Church, conducted by Mr. Beau Wallace.

Park Funeral Chapel will bo in charge. The family gratefully decline floral tributes, memorial gifts may be made to the Sask. Heart Fund 70S Canada Saskatoon. Surviving are: his loving wife Kathleen: one son, Larry of Lloydminster, one daughter. Mrs.

John Kadler (Linda) of Birch Hills. one sister, Mrs. Dora Cattell of Asquith, Sask. Mr. Chambers was predeceased bv his parents and by one brother Harry in the First World War.

Born in Asquith. Mr. Chambers took his schooling there and later od- HONCH IN LOVING MEMORY OF a near wire ana motner. Marv Honch. who passed awav Oct 28, 19S4.

In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly tender, fond and true: There's not a day dear mother That we do not think of you. Sadly missed by her husband John. But a Hong Kong Communist were non-committal smiles take no further part in General rope." newspaper hailed the General from Chinese officials at Peking Assembly business. At the UN, Canadian Ambas- Assembly decision as a victory International Airport.

The Taiwan Foreign Minister, sador Yvon Deaulne said he for justice and a -'big defeat for The airport officials were Chow Shu-kai, who led his UN was gratified at the assembly U.S. gathered to witness the depar- delegation from the assembly vote. He said that if the U.S. sons and daughters. 10-27-c THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY oi verses lor your convenience in maKing up your "in Memuriam TAXI DRIVERS Reuuired full or part ime.

male Phone 653-2775 or Apply UNITED CAB OFFICE crated a dairy farm at Asquith until his retirement in 1967 and then oper xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 ated a TV repair service. Mr. was a member of the Asquith United Church and served on the Asquith town council, the board of the Co-op and the Credit Union, at Asquith. Interment Mill be made ill the Asquith Cemetery. 10-27-c WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL llae J.

Murdock Terry Michaylufc Phone 653-3434 20th St. Ave. N. How nations voted at UN EI.ASH THE PASSING OF MR. xtf j.4ei UN.TED NATIONS (AP) McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M.

McKague R. J. McKagu D. A. Newbiizains LEADING RETAIL LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY CO.

requires a ORDER DESK SALESMAN Knowledge of lumber and building supplies essential. Position offers excellent working conditions and fringe benefits, Including group insurance. Salary to commensurate with experience and qualifications. Reply in writing with complete re. sumc to: MEL'S LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD.

3515 EDMONTON TRAIL, CALGARY. ALBERTA 10-28-c Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. the U.S. abortive bid for two- i China representation, UN Ambassador George Bush, spoke of "this moment of infamy." In Washington, diplomatic observers noted that there had been signs in Congress that cuts in UN contributions and other support would be demanded if Taiwan were ousted. In Moscow, the official news agency Tass reported the vote without comment in a dispatch from New York.

But observers in Moscow said the Kremlin was likely to express satisfaction at the outcome. Moscow voted to seat China and expel Taiwan. The British government welcomed the vote to seat China, and a foreign office spokesman recalled that the British UN delegations have voted to admit the People's Republic since 1961. In Japan, the decision, which came despite Japanese efforts to save the Nationalist Chinese, led to speculation that Premier Eisaku Sato would be forced into early retirement before his plan to step down next fall. It was his personal decision that led to Japan co-sponsoring the American two-China resolution.

xtf Peter Elasn. 48 years or Ken-aston Sask. occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on October 25. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. October 27 at 2 p.m.

from St. Andrew Hoinan Catholic Church at Kenaston. conducted bv Itev. David Guthrie of Cralk Anglican Church. Park Funeral Chapel will be In charge.

The family gratefully decline floral tributes, donations mav be made to the Sask. Heart Fund, 70S Canada Saskatoon, Surviving are: his loving wife Aina; two daughters: (Donna Mar-lene) Mrs. M. V. Senior of Sarnia.

Ontario; Miss Uremia Elash at home: one son Peter Bradley at home: his mother Mrs. Catherine Elash of Good-eve, Sask.j two sisters: (Anne) Mrs. Wm. Harasymiuk of Goodeve (Eva) Mrs. Nick Sarada of Reeina.

four brothers Alex and Paul of Goodeve. Michael of Saskatoon and Theodore of Toronto, Ont. Born at Goodeve. Mr. Elash took his SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAUR1E Ph. 244-5577 338 4tll Ave. N. xtf Costa Rica, Dahomey, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Gabon, Gambia, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Ivory Coast.

Japan, Khmer Republic, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Malta, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Paraguay, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Swziland, United States, Upper Volta, Venezuela. Abstain 17: Argentina, Bahrain, Barbados, Colombia, Cyprus, Fiji, Greece, Indonesia, Jamaica, Jordan, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Mauritius, Panama, Qatar, Spain, Thailand. Absent 3: China, Maldives, Oman. Libyan' Arab Republic, Malaysia, Mali Mauritania, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, People's Democratic Republic Yemen. People's Republic of Congo, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, Sudan, Sweden, Syrian Arab Republic, Togo, Trintdad and Tobago, Tunisia.

Turkey, Uganda, Ukrainian S.S.R., U.S.S.R., United Kingdom, United Republic of Tanzania, Yemen, Yugoslavia, Zambia. Against 35: Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Here Is the-roll call in the General Assembly Monday night on the Albanian resolution to seats the people's Republic of China in the United Nations and to expsl the Nationalist government of Taiwan: For 76: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Austria, Belgium, Bhutan, Botswana, Bulgaria, Burma, Burundi, Byeloruhsian S.S.R., Cameroon, Canada, Ceylon, Chile. Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Finland, France, Ghana, Guinea, Guyana, Hungary, Iceland, India, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Kuwait, Laos. BARMAN PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd No. Phone 244-2103 For downtown hotel.

Experience not necessary. Age 35-50. References. P.O. Box 439, Saskatoon.

11-1-c xtf schooling there and his final high CREMATORIUMS 7a scnoonng at yorston coiiegiaie. a municipal secretary Mr. lived at Kelliher and Melville before mov ing to Kenaston to be the, secretary of the R.M. of McCraney. Mr.

Elash was active In the Kenaston Anglican Church and he Diocese of uu aonel e. PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial Cremation Services Highway 11 South 842-7884 Box 2061 He waB a member of the Masonic Lodge or Kelliher A.F. and A.M. Interment will be made In the Ken xtf aston Cemetery. 10-27-c MITCHELL THE DEATH OF MR WANTED Parts Manager For large General Motors dealership.

Parts inventory on I.B.M. Company car supplied. APPLY TO BOX 577, BRANDON, MANITOBA 10-27-C LOST AND FOUND 10 waller isamund Mitchell, age 81 or 209 Ave. north. Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Sunday, October 24th.

1071. The funeral service will be RATES FOUND: MEN'S BICYCLE. OWNER held on Wednesday. October 27th at 2 p.m. from Westwood Funeral Chapel lueuuiy aim pay aa.

ma-twi conducted dv Arcnaeacon ri. urana-rick. Surviving are: his loving wife, LOST, MALE BLACK CAT. VICINITY osygin urges closer ties Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Six Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive insertions fur Uie Price ot Five Minimum Count words Minimum Charge 75r Per Dav University area, 652-9185. 10-29-c Florence: one aaugmer, Mrs.

iKathleen) DeArmond Saskatoon: Classified Display Is chanted at $3,78 two grandchildren; four sisters and two brothers in England. He was predeceased by his parents: one sister; one brother and a daughter. The late LOST SUNDAY A.M., LADY'S wrist watch, between 2nd street Church and 705 4th East. 244-2020. 10-27-c per single column men.

Where 10 noint nr l.irae tvne Is de sired by the advertiser for the com plete advertisement the rate per word SALES SUPERVISOR Mature, dvnamlc man between the ages of 22-35. Salary, bonus and overrides. Car is necessary. Citv work. Possible advancement to manager CaU 343-8222 for interview.

11-2-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 is life per aay. count vi worn, minimum daily ciiarge ni.su. And by 1975 it was expected that Soviet production of iron ore would reach 250 million tons. He recalled that a year ago in Bucharest the countries of East-em Europe drew up a program figures in groups 01 live or less dollar marks, initial letters, count as one word. Where one line is set In 10 point and the balance set in Mr.

Mitchell was born at Aston Manor, Warwickshire, England and came to Canada in 191 1. He lived at Kitchener, Ont, until coming west to southern Saskatchewan in 113. He homcsteaded at Bengougil, Sask. in 1014 and farmed there until 1925, when he moved to Kenaston. Sask.

Mr. Mitchell farmed at Kenaston from until retiring In 1958. He had lived In Saskatoon since 1953. Floral tributes are gratefully declined, memorial donations to the Salvation Army appreciated in lieu of flowers. Interment will take place in Hlllcrcst Memorial Gardens.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chanel. ordinary classified type the charse is CLASS A STRUCTURAL STEEL FIT-ters and lavout men. Starting wages $3.50 per hour. Experienced only need apply. West-Core Steel Ltd.

652-2022. 10-27-c WANTED Electric Shovel Operator with Crane Experience vac per aay lor ine iu point line, wnere the USB of a boK number Ik rioslrt-rl. for the "socialist integration ol 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 economic ties." "This shows how countries TORONTO (CP) Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin said Monday night that Canada and the Soviet Union should develop closer ties, both politically and economically.

In the past, he said, those relations were not as close as they might have been and they did not improve as quickly as they should have. He said some people attributed the rift to the differences between the cultures of the two countries. "We huld a different view and I must say it is pleasant to meet in Canada people we have already mot in the Soviet Union," eight-day Canadian tour which ends today, was interrupted briefly by two demonstrators. The two were evicted quickly from the banquet hall in the Ontario Science Centre. Mr.

Kosygin said economic opportunities offer a way to strengthen mutual confidence and "the common bonds of friendship" between Canada and the Soviet Union. He also gave some figures indicating the strength of the Soviet economy. For example, the Soviet Union was producing 120 million tons of steel a year and by 1975 it would be producing 150 million tons. he said, adding that he would like to see those friendships broaden. At one time, the Soviet Union did not have strong economic ties with many of the European nations either, he said.

But those have since improved. Speaking at a $25-a-plate dinner sponsored by the Canadian Manufacturers Association, he referred to a pact he signed with Prime Minister Trudeau in Moscow last spring as an "important document" to strengthen ties. His speech, the first major address he gave during his to Operate 10-yard Shovel can take advantage of the inter maue to jorwara replies to oox numbers to the advertiser as soon as nog. 10-27-c national division of labor to sible, we accept no liability in respect of loss or damage aliened to rise build their economies withoui MOEN THE PASSING OF MR. Peter Moen, age 88 of 505 2nd St.

E. Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on October 24 1971. Funeral and interment will be at St. John's Lutheran Church at Viscount on Wednesday, October 27 at 2 p.m. Bom in Norway In 18H3, Mr.

Moen emigrated to North Dakota In 1903. Homcstead-ing at Viscount with his fattier ill crises and unemployment and to develop it continuously." He said Canada and the Soviet Union have not exhausted uiroiiKii eitner failure or delay in for warding such replies however caused, wliether bv negligence or otherwise, City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix assumes no respnn, sibilily for error after the first insertion. NOTICES RATE: $4.53 per hr. Housing available In modern community.

Self and family covered bv Manitoba Medl-Care. Green Shield Prescription Plan. Dental Plan and Group Life Insurance. Liberal vacation schedules and pay. Apply in writing, givinit phone number and particulars to; MANAGER PERSONNEL AND 1ND.

RELATIONS. SHERR1TT GORDON MINES LIMITED. LYNN LAKE. MANITOBA. 11-2.

till their capacity for "mutua co-operation. Rtrths S2.50. Forthcomliii? Mammies. Iti-Memoriums. Engagements, Cards of i nanus, vveaiuns, rates tor insertion or 10 noes or toss, extra line INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS WANTED Heavy Duty and Farm Implement Mechanics will be considered.

Diesel Experience an Asset RATE: $4.26 to per hr. Mousing available in modern community Self and family covered by Manitoba Medi-Care. Green Shield Prescription Plan, Dental Plan and Group Life Insurance Liberal vacation schedules and pay. Apply In writing, giving phone number and particulars to: MANAGER PERSONNEL 4 IND. RELATIONS SHERRITT GORDON MINES LIMITED, LYNN LAKE, MANITOBA 41-J-C or iivo woras sue per line, Semi-Displays Accepted Sales Opportunity luuii tie farmed there until retiring to Saskatoon In 1957.

Surviving are his wife, Margit. two daughters: Mina In Ethiopia and Hilda in India; five sons; Arnold of Viscount. Harold of Halifax. Carl of Neenah. Wise, Ivar of Birch Hills and Edward of Saskatoon and 10 grandchildren; one daughter, Mrs.

Ethel Waugh pre-decaesi'd him in 1955. One alster, Mrs. Eline Hroten. Saskatoon; three brothers, Edward of Clioiccland: Magnus and Olav of Colonsay; his mother and father predeceased him In 1942 and 1947. in lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Diabetic Association.

Young's Funeral Home of Viscount 1b In charge of arrangements. 10-27-p 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon dally Monday to Outstanding sales offer for young man CLIP YOURSELF SOME HONEY in ine saskatoon area, If you are between the ages of 19 and 27 sales rnuay lor puoiication lonowing day (except holidays) Deadlines for continues, cancellation or correction of Want Ads 9:110 a.m. day of publication Monday to Friday onlv. oiienu-u, uonuauie, ana nave We Will train vim In seiKmr not.

tiw.i.. On days when the business office is Print your own Classified Ad It's easy, ust print one word in each space ialized lino of office supplies. We offer salary, commission, car allowance and fringe benefits. Some aales experience an asset, but not essential. Interested parlies please call Gary Haley at 653-4984 or 652-1311 after hours.

U-S-C closed want Ads lor pumicauon in our next Issue may be left in the mix In the front vestibule of the Star-Phoenix office. Please be sure to leave vour name, address, phone number and num- AD COST START HERE SHEET METAL MAN WANTED. ABLE to work alone. Phone Nokoinla, 528-29H. H-a-c HERE oea oi insertions desired.

WORD ADS ACCEPTED tip to p.m. Monday throtttdi Friday 'for following clay's publication (except holidays) Display Advertising PETKAU THE DEATH OF BABY AL-11 sun Kim Pctkau, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. D.

Petkaii of 34 Grosvenor Cresc, West, occurred in a local hospital on October S4lh, 1971. The funeral service was held on Tuesday morning, October 26, at 10:30 a.m., conducted by Rev. A. Johns. Surviving are her parents and sister.

Debra Mae; also tilts. Mr. and Mrs. I. Pctkau, Bceciiy.

and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nlckason, Saskatoon, Interment took place In Ililkrest Memorial Gardens. The Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge nf arrangements; 10-27-c our Elkford and Kamloops operation. Contact E.

B. Hlntze Construction Manager Nu West Develop- TRADE SCHOOL (MALE) 12a 10-29 SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday. WEDNESDAY 12:00 noon for Eridny. No. ot Per Words Day Days 12 .75 3.75 18 1.08" 5.40 24 1.44 7.20 30 1.80 9.00 WANTED; PARTY TO SELL TWO half-ton trucks.

1055, also Plymouth BELL AND, HOWELL SCHOOLS, DeVry training for Jobs in Electronic. TV. Radio, Communication! and Instrumentations. Box 217B, blar-Phoenix, m-ll-l-c inunnuai noon ror Saturday. FRIDAY 12:00 nnnn (nr Mnnriav car.

rnoije ojj-iuju evenings. 10-27- PHI DAY 3:00 p.m. for Tuesday and Wednesday publication. All of the above times on a "copy In hand basis" allow time for copy FEMALE HELP WANTED 1.1 SEAMSTRESS: EXPERIENCED OR will train. Unique upholstering.

tr3-1373, evening 343-1760 10-27-c "Minimum Charge Name, address, box number or phono number count as part of the ad. Initials, abbreviations, figures In groups of five or less count as one word. (Phone numbers two words). SCHULTZ THURSDAY, OCT. 21.

1971. Mrs. Irma Irene Sehullz. age 65 years, late of 3149 Dieppe Saskatoon, formerly of 2143 Pasqtta Rcglna. Predeceased by her husband Ralph.

In iiotio, one sister. I.cona, and her parents, Mrs. Schiili is survived bv one daughter (Jeanne) Mrs, Arlher Oalbratth. Saskatoon, three grandchildren, David, Saskatoon, Randy and Darcy. bolh at Imne, two sisters, Mrs, Edith Mac-Lean.

Vancouver. B.C., and Mrs. Dorothy Packer, Annahelm six brothers. Clayton Davln, Wnwota. Howard Davts.

1058 Robmson AlKtln Kram-lM unri 1 pick-up ana preparation. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS WANT AD PHONE 653-2100 MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS HATES IN KASK AIYHIV.W A AVON CALLING In help you et more out of life, be an Avon Representative. Meet new friends while you sell products of the world I largest cosmetic company. Da It In your own snare time, Big earning opportunity, call now: Ter Bre-Voort Park North Park. City Centre.

Ph. Mrs. M. Hotne 242-fBdS. 10-28-c 75 cents for 12 Mortis.

Each additional word cents. Ads runs six consecutive days for the price of five. 1 year mi TELEVISION TECHNICIAN Rpmilred Immediately bv the Humboldt Co-operative Association a young man fur immediate employment aa a television aervlce technician. Duties will Include responsibility tt Iho operation of a department dealing In the ser1ce and repair of radios, black and while and color televisions. Previous experience in the above aroaa is essential, Apply.

Matin age. Qualifications, exuerienco and saUry requirements to: GENERAL MANAGER HUMBOLDT CO-oPKIlATIVK ASSOCIATION HUMBOLDT. SASKATCHEWAN NAME ADDRESS PHONE 8 months tnxiiu li month ilium 1 Iiionll 3.50 all in Salem, Oregon, and Lester uiaii or ici.ier carrier warns Sat only in Saskatchewan $7.50 per yr, By carrier 50 cenis Per Week in Saskatoon 1 yeHr t4ti.nu iiavia NorwaiK. cant. Mineral services will be held on Tuesday.

Oct. 2fl, 1971, at 3:30 p.m. in Speers Funeral Chntx-I, Regltia, wllh Rev. Harry MinYhmnre officiating Interment in Riverside Memorial Park. Flowers gratefully declined Friends so wishing may make donations to the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation, 703 Canada Saskatoon, Sask.

iu ah inner irnvmces aim Countries Outsldn Canada Please insert my ttd for consecutive days. Enclosed is MAIL TO: Classified Ads, Star-Phoenix, 204 5th North, Saskatoon EXPERIENCED STENO-RECEPTIONIST Wanted For taw Offle Phono 853 Mod ltll't-S 1 month I oo 1 year iMo.utl oai. oniy oinsiiie itasKiucnewan $12.00 per year 10J50 i.