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the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, SaturdayJanuary 9, 1971 27 DEATHS (Continued) TENDERS (Continued) NOTICES (Continued) TENDERS (Continued) Saskatchewan Power Corporation TENDERS SEALED PROPOSALS wlH be received until 12:00 noon, C.S.T.. Febru Fighting reported in Jordan A ary i. viii, rur: The limply of 20 adult passenger DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Chief, Financial and Administrative Services. Department of Public Works of Canada. 10225 100th Avenue.

EDMONTON. Alberta and endorsed "RINK REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT, B.C. MP. DEPOT DIVISION, REGINA, Saskatchewan," will be received until 11:30 l.m. (M.S.T) JANUARY 22, 1071.

Tender documents can be obtained on deposit of $25.00 In the form of i CERTIFIED BANK CHEQUE made payable to the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA through the following Department of Public Works of Canada offices: dus and nnver or uie transportation of personnel on a daily basis davs a week from Nlpawin to SELZLER THE PASSING OF MR, EmU Jacob SeTzler, age 55 years, of Allan, occurred at his residence on Jan. 5th. The funeral service was held on Fridav, Jan, 8ih. 1971. al 2.00 p.m.

from at. Aiovslus Roman Catholic Church at Allan, conducted bv Rev. H. Kra-wilz. Park Funeral Ctupel was charge.

Surviving are: his kiving wife. Clsra: two sons Ronald. Antoa of Brownfield. three Misa Carolyn Seljler of Edson. Mrs.

L. M. Yaoevko (Louise) of Edmonton. and Mita Joanne Seiiler at home: his parent. Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Selder of Allan, two brothers. Edwin of Calgary and Arnold of Saskatoon: three sisters. Mrs, P. Kary (Anna) of Allan.

Mrs. J. Usselman (Margaret) of Allan. Cask, and Mrs. Pius Selzler of Bismarck, North Dakota.

U.S.A. A resident of Sask. all his life. Mr. SeUler was born in Allan, Sask.

where bt took his schooling. After his marriage in 1941 be continued to live in Allan until hut passing. Pallbearers were: Kary. L. Broesart.

E. Usselmao, A. Brossart. P. Broesart.

H. Rieger. Interment was made in Uie Roman CaUiolic Cemetery at Allan. Sask. 1-1 1-e f'' 'w AMMAN, Jordan (AP) Pal estinian guerrillas reported new NOTICE THE CITY OP SASKATOON Notice of closing of a portion of a certain road widening in the City of Saskatoon, in the 2800 Block Melrose Avenue.

NOTICE la hereby given that the Council of The Cltv of Saskatoon Intends, after the expiration of two weeks from the mailing of Ulna notice bv registered mail to all persons who are either registered or assessed as owners of the lands abutting; upon Uie portion of Uie Road Widening proposed to be closed, to pass a bvlaw to close all that portion of Uie Road Widening described as: AO of Ihe Road Widening In Block Two Hundred and Forty-two (2421. In the Cltv of Saskatoon. In Province of Saskatchewan. In the Dominion of Canada, according to a Plan of Survey of Record In Ihe Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Registration District as No. 84-S-21078; squaw napias ana return.

SPECIFICATIONS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS are available at Uie if-flee of; The Purchasing Superintendent. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Victoria Avenue at Scarth Street, Reglna, Saskatchewan. iignung with the Jordanian armv todav and nut their mill. tia In Amman on a standby fir The lowest or anv proposal will not necessarily be accepted. 1-tl-c 0 701 Financial Building.

REGINA Saskatchewan and 002 Spadina Crescent East. SASKATOON. Sua. katchewsn and may be viewed at the Construction Association Of 1 fices in REGINA and SASKA TOON. Saskatchewan.

The deposit will be released on re Kb turn or ie dncumenta in good conn men. A communique issued In Beirut by the Al Fatah guerrilla organization said King Hussein's artillery and tanks had resumed the shelling of guerrilla positions around the towns of Salt and Jerash. Guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat appealed to Arab leaders to put an end to what he called a "hideous crime" by Jordanian authorities. The Jordanian government denied in a statement that violence had erupted south of Jerash, but accused the guerrillas of blowing up a viaduct near Salt at midnight Friday night Salt is 12 miles east of Amman. Uon within one month from the date of tender opening, SAUTER THE DEATH OP GLENN A Marie Sauter.

age 7 vears of 412 Avenue South. Saskatoon occurred accidentally on January 2nd 1971. A Memorial Service will be held oa Monday. January llth at 11 a.m. from Zion Luliieran Church, 323 (in Avenue.

North, conducted bv Rev. L. Likness. Surviving are: her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Sauter; three sisters, Vlckl. Sherry and Catliv. and one brother. Ricky, ail at home, her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Sauter of Salmo B.C., and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash of Winfleld. B.C. Ulenna was born in Trail.

B.C., and came to Saskatoon in 1967. She commenced school In 1969 at Princess Alexandra School and was a student there at the time of her death. 1-11-0 commonly know as a portion of the To be considered, each tender must Koaa widening in uie zsou moot mei-rose Avenue. be submitted on the forms supplied hv (he Denarlmpnt and must he ac UPON CLOSURE of the said portion companied by the security specified of Road Widening the City Intends to obtain title In Its own name is author ized dv uie city uouneu at lis meet in tne tender documents. The lowest or any tender not neces-sarily accepted.

ing neia on tna zsm aay oi August. A.D. 19118; TENDERS VISITOR CENTRE LAKE DIEFENBAKER NR3570 Sealed tenders will be received by the Deputy Minister until 2:00 p.m. Central Standard Time, Friday, January 22, 1071, and will be opened in Rockhound's delight AND TAKE NOTICE that the said bvlaw will considered at a mefttinz lan M. Thomas, Chief.

Financial and Administrative Services. FUNERALS tne said council to be new on ivinncav. tne ism day or January a.u. 1-11-C Nova Scotia's Fundy Shore is a rockhound's paradise and amateur geologists explore the shore near Parrsboro for samples of rocks, fossils and semiprecious stones. 1971.

at 7:00 p.m.. when any person who claims that his land will be Injuriously affected thereby and petitions puuuc iuuiieaiaieiy wereaiier. The work consists of an Rxhlhlt Din. to oe nearn, win oe given an oppor-tunltv to be heard by himself or by his agent In relation to the proposed bvlaw. ANSTENSEN THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Mildred Edna Anstensen.

who died on January i 1971, was held irom Uie Chapel of the Saskatoon funeral Home on Friday, January Sih at 2.00 p.m.. conducted by The Rev. Arild Borch. Pallbearers were: Dusan Badal. Mervin Erickson.

Tom Hedumann. Vincent Kabachia. Om P. Malik. Steven Palko.

Interment took place In Woodlawn Cemetery. 1-tl-o play Area. Dining facilities and an cillary services. ill DATED at the City of Saskatoon. In the Province of Saskatchewan, this 17th Tender documents may be obtained by the general contractor from For nay oi uecemoer A.u, ivu.

rester, Scott. Bowers, Cooper and Even better forecast BRISCOE THE FUNERAL SER. wans. Arcnuects. lll'O Morgan Ave nue, Saskatoon on deposit of $23.00.

L. A. KREUTZWEISER. City Clerk. This deposit will be refunded upon return of the Lender riormnents in Hl-C good condition, within thirty days alter uie uwmnx oaie.

vice of Time Briscoe, who died on January S. 1971. was held from First Baptist Church on Friday, Jan. Slh ai 1.30 p.m.. conducted by Rev.

William R. Wood. Pallbearers were- Ray Summach. Wilfred Summach, Harvey Summach. Percy Summach.

Ron Ristau, Bert Johnson. Interment took place in the family plot in Woudlawn Cemeterv. Saskatoon Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. l-U-c Tender document mat, alee Jerash is 25 miles north of the capital. Guerrilla sources, however, said that King Hussein's troops expanded the area of their operations today by bringing up tanks and artillery to blast guerrilla hilltop strongholds along a 10-mile front between Jerash and the town of Ajloun, to the northwest.

The Egyptian government said the new offensive against guerrilla strongholds was "unprovoked and unjustified." A government spokesman in Cairo said Brig. Ahmed Abdul-hamid Hilmi, the Egyptian officer who heads the Arab truce commission's military observers, had been ordered to lodge a strong protest with Jordan's viceroy, Crown Prince Hassan, and Premier Wasfi Tell, holding them responsible for the "army's premeditated attempt to crush the guerrilla move Spying, espionage yweu at construction Association of- nces in itegina, Moose Jaw. Saska- toon; and at Southam Building Reports ana aamora isvans services Ltd. in Winnipeg. Manitoba.

MARTIAN THE FUNERAL SER- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of HAROLD WALTON PARR. late of the City of Saskatoon. In the province of Saskatchewan, Retired Merchant, Deceased. All claims against the above Estate, duly verified by statutory declaration Tenders For Stockpiling Gravel Sealed tenders will be received bv the undersigned until 2:00 p.m. Reglna Cltv Time on the date shown for the work listed below, and will be opened In public Immediately thereafter.

Tender forms and contract documents nuy be obtained at Uie office of the undersigned. Contract No. CM70080 For the stockpiling of oil treatment and traffic gravel in the vicinity of the following locations: Shellbrook. Duck Lake. La Plalne and east of Prince Albert, a total of seven Subtracts contractors shall (He (heir tenders in accordance with the Saskatchewan Bid Deposltorv Regulations at Saskatoon before 2:00 p.m City banner and with particulars and valuation of nine, ddiiuary ivii.

vice of Mrs. Phiiomina Martian, who died on Jan. 5th was held from St, Alovsius Roman CaUiolic Church at Allan, on Jan. 8th at 10.00 a.m., conducted bv Rev. H.

Krawlu. PaU-bearers were: Uovd Martian. Leo Usselman. Ted Martian. Dennis Sil-beniagel.

Terry Boechler. Donald Marlian. Interment was made in the Roman Catholic Cemeterv at Allan. Park Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements. 1-11-4 year enjoy security held, if anv.

must he sent tn Tenders must be accompanied bv a Certified Cheque In the amount of ten percent uu of the tender price. The Province reserves the roM fe reject any or au lenders received. IN MEMORIAM the undersigned before the 15th day of January, A.D. 1071, LAMARSH ROBERTSON. EMIGH.

OSBORN WILLSON Barristers and Solicitors 310 Canada Building SASKATOON, Saskatchewan 1 Solicitors for the Executors. Marion Bernlce Green and Stewart Evoy Parr. t-U-c JORGENSON IN LOVINO MEMORY ment." King, Hussein is in J. D. Reld, Deputy Minister, Department of Public Works, Retina, Saskatchewan.

1-12-C-S avers was: a bunch of guys who were otherwise not needed just pretty much roughnecks good at blowing up barns and power stations a strange bunch of people with German experience, Arabic experience and absolutely no sense or feel about the political sensitivities of these people." The West Germans have Approximate Quantities: Oil Treatment and Traffic Gravel: 48.800 tons. Haul: 700.000 ton miles. Deposit with Tender 5 of total bid. Tenders Close January 20, 1071. L.

T. HOLMES, Deputy Minister. Saskatchewan Department of Highways, Ml-C ot our aaugnter, Mary Ann Jorgen-lon who passed (way Jan. 9. lOOS.

Gone from the earth so swiftly. Just like a flower in bloom So young, so fair so loving. Yet called away so soon. We will meet her some glad morning. Resting by waters so fair, She Is waiting for our coming.

In the upper garden, there Safe in the arms of Jesus. Always loved always remembered, Mom Dad. brothers Murray and Lewis. 1-U-p Nixon 58 SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) President Nixon Is 58 today.

Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told reporters he expected the president to celebrate the birthday at a quiet NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ALMINA EVOY PARR, late of the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Housewife, deceased All claims against the above Estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of securlly held, if any. must be sent to the undersigned before tiie 15th day JONES IN LOVING MEMORY OP lately become particularly prone to security gaffes. In fact, the federal prosecutor TENDERS dinner tonight witn Mrs. Nixon, in Karlsruhe is now preparing 24-year-old daugher Tricia, and a case against two men who, c.

G. (Bebe) Rebozo, the family a dear husband fatner and grandfather, Dan Jones, who passed away Jan. 10, 1967. Those we love we never lose, For always they will be Loved, remembered, treasured Always in our memory. Lovingly remembered by bis wife Ljdia and family.

l-U-c on Denau ot an "tastern friend from Key, Biscayne, i-ia, power," stole a fully opera- oi January, a.u. jail. LAMARSH ROBERTSON. EMIGH. OSBORN WILLSON Barristers and Solicitors 310 Canada Building SASKATOON, Saskatchewan TENDERS Melville Comprehensive School MELVILLE.

SASKATCHEWAN Motor Mechanics Shop Equipment Sealed tenders will be received bv tional Sidewinder rocket. The rocket pillaged from a heavily guarded, fenced-in RATES AUDITORIUM. GYMNASIUM CORRECTIONAL CENTRE -REGINA W1371 Sealed tenders will be received by the Depulv Minister until 2:00 P.M. Central Standard Time, Thursday. Janu-arv 21 1071 and will be opened in public immediately thereafter.

The work consists of auditorlum-evmnaslum facilities In masonry construction under built-up roof. Solicitors for the Executors, Marion Bernlce Green and Stewart Evoy Parr. GREENSHIELDS IN LOVING VEM-ory of a dear husband and father. Lome Greenshields. who passed away Jan.

10th 1968. A silent Uwught. a secret tear Keeps his memory ever dear. Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back each leaf. Always remembered by Ethel, Vera and Monte.

1-11-0 1-ll-c warehouse at the NATO Air-base Zell near Neuburg Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Six Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words Minimum rharea 7.V Per DaV ttie undersigned up to 12:00 noon C.S.T. weignea im pounds, ana was 9 feet long. The authorities Classified Display Is charged at $3.78 never even missed it until per single column incn. Where 10 nnint nr larra tvDfi la de THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience In making up your "In Memoriem." Kindly inquire at the desk. ill sired by the advertiser for the com- Slete advertisement, the rate per word i 12c per day.

Minimum count 12 Tender documents may be obtained ridav. reoruarv ifl tor supwving equipment for flie teaching of Motor Mechanics in the Comprehensive School. Tender forms, conditions of tender, equipment lists and specifications may be Obtained from the undersigned. J. A.

Pacholka. Principal. Melville Comprehensive School. Mlvilie. Saskatchewan.

Box 1570 Telephone 728-4181 1-11-c-s minimum dally charge $1.50. CARD OF THANKS igurea in groups of five 01 tig dollar marks Initial etc. DOSit Of S25.n) Thil rfermeit tvitl he refunded uimn return etl Ihe icnla. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of CARL LOUDVIG MOLINE. late of the city of North Battleford, in the Province of Saskatchewan, ReUred, deceased.

All claims against the above Estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuaUon of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before Uie 15th day of January. A.D. 1971. LAMARSH ROBERTSON, EMIGH. OSBORN WILLSON Barristers and Solicitors 310 Canada Building SASKATOON, Saskatchewan documents.

In good condition, within thirty davs after the opening date. Tender documents mav also be viewed at Construction Associations In Re-eina Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw and SOUrnam Klliminp- Renorta anH Cnlnnt WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SIN-cere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy and help In our recent bereavement In the loss of a dear daughter and sister Tracey Wynne Derkach. A special thank you to Father G. Svwanvk, Dr. McSheffery.

Dr. Nit-doo and Mrs. Randall. Also to Doa Somers and staff of the Park Funeral Home, the pallbearers. Your kindness wlU always be remembered.

Doris. WaUy and Trevor Derkach. -o Evans Services Winnipeg, Manl- nf count as one word. Where one line Is et In 10 point and the balance set In ordinary classified type the chares Is 75c per day 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 loss or damage alleged to rise through either failure or delay In forwarding such replies however caused, whether by negligence or otherwise. City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix assumes no respon. slbility for error after the first insertion.

NOTICES Births 12.50. Marriages and Death. In Memnrijima. Fneaffements. Cards of Solicitors for the Executrix, wiaa Moiuie Anaerson.

l-U-c booa. Subtrade contractors shall file their tenders in accordance with the Saskatchewan Bid Depository Regulations at Reglna before 2:00 P.M. City Time. Tuesday. January 19.

1971. Teniers must be accompanied by a Certified Cheque, in the amount of ten percent (10) of the tender price. The reeorvee the i. w. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (Under The liquor Licensing Act) NOTICE Is hereby given that a McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M.

McKague R. J. McKague reject any or all tenders received. D. A.

Newb gffing Phone 242-3131 sou srd Ave J. D. Reld. Deputy Minister, Department of Public Works Regina. Saskatchewan.

1-ll-c itf Thanks, rates $3.00 for Insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each 30c per line public bearing will be held In the Conference Room of the Ltduor Licensing Commission, 2002 Dewdney Avenue, Kegina at 11:00 a.m., Central Standard lime, on Tuesday, January 26. 1071. for the purpose of hearing Semi-Displays Accepted PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon daily Monday to Tenders for Stockpiling Sealed tenders will be received bv the undersigned until 2:00 p.m. Regina City Time on the date shown for the work listed below, and will be opened in public immediately thereafter.

Tender forms and contract documents mav be obtained at the office of the undersigned. Contract No. CM70090 For the construction of Traffic Gravel and Oil Treatment Gravel Stockpiles In the vlcinltv of Wadena and Porcupine Plain, a total of three stockpiles. Approximate Quantities-Gravel: 48.0U0 tons. Haul: 450 000 ton miles.

Deposit with Tender 5 of total bid. Tenders Close January 27. 1971. Jack M. Blnklev 311 3rd Ave.

No. Friday for puniication following say (except holidays). Deadlines for continues, cancellation or Donald Somen Phone 244-2103 Jtf CANADA DEPARTMENT and considering any relevant representations made by John Leslie Miller of Delisle, Saskatchewan, the applicant for a beverage room license In respect of the Delisle Hotel, situated In the Town of Delisle, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Under the old rules of the espionage trade, the spy knew that once captured, he was strictly on his own, that his government would disavow any knowledge of his mission and any responsibility for his predicament. The U.S. broke the old rule 10 years ago in acknowledging that Francis Gary Powers, the U-2 pilot shot down by the Russians, was on an espionage mission.

The Powers case was marked off at the time as a political necessity. But no such international spotlight forced the CIA into its announcement earlier this year that Herbert Itkin had been one of its undercover foreign agents. Itkin undertook a still undisclosed mission for the CIA in England five years ago. As part of his cover, he took along his wife and her two children by a previous marriage. Mrs.

Itkin was then sued by her former husband, a resident of Peekskill, N.Y., for depriving him of visitation rights by moving the children to a foreign country. A court case ensued and the father of the children won custody. Now the Itkins have gone to the New York State Supreme Court to regain custody, and part of their case is an affidavit from the CIA. It states that Itkin was on a mission and that the establishment of the entire family in England was a necessary part of his cover. The' Communists have gone much farther in bringing their spies in from the cold.

Col. Rudolph Abel unless somebody even more proficient is uncovered ranks as the most successful Soviet master spy ever to operate in the U.S. To professionals in the business who should not of course be confused with humanitarians the exchange of the hugely knowledgeable Abel for the U-2 pilot Powers was an abysmally bad trade for the U.S, One of the major new strengths of KGB, the Soviet state security police, is the reputation it has recently established for looking after Its own. Nowadays, captured Soviet agents can, if they are important enough, look forward to being bartered back to their own country. The technique is to incarcerate relatively harmless Westerners under the worst knowledge of the prisoners' plight leak out and simply wait for humanitarianism to do the rest.

Not even other government bureaucracies can compare with the espionage agencies in the number of major blunders made or of humiliating mistakes exposed in recent years. The U.S. has a built-in advantage. With four major spy agencies often in direct competition with one another the chances for looking foolish are greatly magnified. Nearly two years ago, the CIA asserted that there was no serious possibility of a strong Communist attack in Vietnam while the Pentagon's spy service, the Defense Intelligence Agency, predicted danger ahead.

The administration took the CIA's word, did not prepare for trouble and the murderously successful Communist Tet offensive followed. But one of the redeeming features of espionage work is that it takes so long before responsibility for mistakes WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Terry Mlchayluk Phone 153-3434 20th It! correction of Want Ads 9:00 a.m. day of publication Monday to Friday only. On days when the business office Is closed.

Want Ads for publication In our next Issue may be left in the box in the front vestibule of the Star-Phoenix office. Please be sure to leave your name address, phone number and number of Insertions desired. Any person who not less than five (5) davs Prior to January 26. 1071 has filed with the Commission writ ten notice of objection to the granting WORD ADS ACCEPTED By JACQUIN SANDERS (c Newsweek Feature Service Espionage 3s one of the few growth industries left in this time of recession. For the average spy on the street, and for the technicians, scientists and assorted bureaucrats who run him, 1970 was a banner year and 1971 promises to be the best the second oldest profession ever had.

Spies have never been so plentiful. By conservative estimate, the U.S. alone employs some 60,000 and the Russians may have double that number. In West Germany, which probably has more spies per square acre than any area in the world, 25,000 people have reported to authorities that they have been asked to do espionage. This number, of course, Includes only those who were approached by the other side and who turned down the offer.

Money never seems to be a problem, at least with the major organizations. The U.S. spends en estimated $4 billion a year on espionage and the Soviets more than match the American total. But spies do not live on bread alone, and for the modern espionage worker there is considerable satisfaction simply in looking about and seeing the empires that have grown up about him. The secret agent is not alone anymore.

Certainly he is not that storied, solitary figure lurking in a Constantinople alley with his only contact an enigmatic, well-tailored gentleman in an obscure office thousands of miles away. Today's espionage agent is part of a formidable bureaucracy. If he is an American, he may be one of the 15,000 souls laboring full-time for the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence or the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency. He may even be In the FBI, an agency whose counterspy activities are sometimes difficult to separate from actual espionage. Colleges today are awash with government agents infiltrating leftist organizations.

To be a Black Panther is to have a secret agent for a friend. The intelligence agencies have also gone into the dossier business in a big way. individuals who have expressed them selves forcefully against the Vietnam War are now listed. Army intelligence has been especially busy in this field, and has taken a severe blasting in Congress as a result. "The business of the Army," said Sen.

Sam Ervin of North Carolina, "is not to keep track of the thoughts and actions of Americans exercising their First Amendment freedoms." The average CIA recruit is a college graduate with fluency in at least one foreign language. He goes to work for about $8,000 a year and is generally firmer in his patriotism or at least more anti-Communist than most Americans his age. Primarily, he is a data collector, though if he progesses up the hierarchy he becomes more en analyst. Some SO per cent of the information that comes into his agency is gained prosaically from "above-ground" reports of other agencies, from military attaches around the world, from foreign publications. Even the sub-rosa 20 per cent often comes secondhand.

The American agent in the field will supervise missions, make contacts, "run" other agents. But the latter are usually foreigners better placed to gain classified some mushroom-hunting civilians reported a large slit in the 10-foot fence around the base. The Russians, too, are anything but infallible. On one famous occasion, a British-American team tunneled under the headquarters building of the Soviet forces in East Germany and tapped the direct phone line to Moscow. The tap went undetected for some six months.

But no one could accuse West German Fleet Admiral Hermann Luedke of being anything but the absolute top of the espionage drawer. As a very high NATO staff officer, Luedke had knowledge of troop strength, emergency planning and probably of the position of every nuclear weapon in Europe. But he made a mistake that was classic in its silliness. Before leaving on a hunting trip, he dropped off a roll of film to be developed at a Bonn photo shop. The roll contained three pictures of the Luedke family on vacation and nine of documents clearly labeled "NATO Top Secret." The photo shop alerted the police who alerted German intelligence personnel, who couldn't find Luedke.

Finally he turned up of his own accord, when his hunting trip was over, was interrogated, let go, interrogated again, let go again. Finally, grimly, two weeks later, Luedke solved the problem for the authorities. Still not under surveillance, he drove into the mountains, put the barrel of his Mauser to his chest and pulled the trigger. Nonetheless, the intelligence agencies carry on, now and then scoring a coup, oc-sionally rounding up one another's personnel, occasionally cancelling out one another's mistakes. And hardly anyone on the outside knows what they're doing, why they're doing it, or even how much they're spending.

That's especially true in the U.S. The intelligence budget does not go through ordinary SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th Ave.

Un to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for following day's publication UI lilt, stuu upyiiuttiiuii, Diaiuilf mc grounds thereof, shall be given an opportunity to be heard. G. H. Burns.

Chairman. Liquor Licensing Commission. 1-ll-c OF PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned. Department of Pub-Uc Works ot Canada. 902 Spadina Crescent East.

SASKATOON. Saskatchewan, endorsed "TENDER FOR 8 POST OFFICE, COLONSAY. will be received until 3:00 p.m., (C.S.T.), February 2, Forms of tender, plans and specifications can be seen at or can be obtained through: Department of Public Works Offices at 701 Financial Building, Regina, and 902 Spadina Crescent East. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, and may be viewed at the Con-strucUon Association Offices in Saskatoon and Reglna.

To be considered each tender must be submitted on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set L. T. HOLMES. Deputy Minister. Saskatchewan Department of Highways.

1-11-c-s (except nouoavsj. Display Advertising FLORISTS CORY PARK LTD. FLORISTS AND greenhouse. Phone 374-4444. m-2-8-p BIRTHS SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday.

WEDNESDAY 12:00 noon for Friday. Thursday 12:00 noon for Saturday. FRIDAY 12:00 noon for Monday. FRIDAY 3:00 p.m. for Tuesday and Wednesday publication.

All the flmas IM "mm In MONUMENTS hand basis" allow time for copy pick-up VICCKIES ROY AND SHIRLEY (nee MacLeod) P.E.I., formerly of Saskatoon, now In Ottawa are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter. Tan ChrlsUne, 7 lbs. tl oz. Dec. 30th.

1970 at Grace Hospital. J-lJ-p ana preparation. Universal Monuments 211 103rd ST. Sales ind service anywhere la Saskatchewan JOE HAGEL SONS BUS. 374-1453 RES.

853-4391 374-1453 l-ll-C-l tuna tiierein. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (Under The Liquor Licensing Act) NOTICE Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Conference Room of the Liquor Licensing Commission, 2002 Dewdney Avenue, Regina at 2:00 p.m., Central Standard Time, on Tuesday, January 21. 1971, for the purpose of hearing and considering any relevant representations made by an accredited officer of the Royal Canadian Legion Nutana (Saskatchewan No. 362) Branch, Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, the applicant for a canteen club liquor license in respect of the Royal Canadian I.ezion.

situated at 2.126 McEown Av DEATHS WANT AD PHONE 653-2100 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATSS IN SASKATCHEWAN LOST AND FOUND 10 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. R. Macphee. Manager.

Administrative Services. Saskatchewan District. 1-ll-c 1 year $30.00 IF YOU HAVE LOST YOUR PET check with Uie S.P.C.A. 374-8101 xtt mown. sis.uu months 110.00 month S3.

50 BURROWS ON JANUARY 4 1971. Arthur Lewis Burrows of West Van. couver, and formerly of Edmonton Alberta, aged 84 years. Survived by his loving wife Mildred: one daughter. Mrs.

G. B. (Charlotte) Wllders. Ponoka two sons, R. B.

(Bryson) and J. W. (John), both of Edmonton; eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral service was held on Thursday. Jan.

7 from St. David's United Church West Vancouver, with Rev. R. Smith and Rev. D.

Willde officiating. Interment Capi-lano View Cemetery. Hollybum Funeral Home. Directors. 1-ll-c Sat only In Saskatchewan $7.50 per yr.

PLEASE RETURN MOTHER'S CHAIN purse and money, lost near OK store. Taylor and Broadway. Reward. Leesa. J43-7225.

1-ll-c enue. In the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan. Any person who not less than five (5) days prior to January 26, 1971 By mail or letter earner walks in Saskatoon 1 year $40.00 By Carrier 50 Cents Per Week To AU Other Provinces and Countries Outside Canada month $5.00 MALE HELP WANTED 12 has filed with the Commission writ- 1 year (40.00 TENDERS GREENHOUSE ADDITION UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN, REQUIRED Licensed heavy duty mechanics for field and shop work by large co-structlon firm. Must be familiar with alf tvnea of heavv dntv construction CHR1STENSEN THE DEATH OF sat. omy outsioe sasxaicnewan $12.00 per year.

Back Copies by Mall of the said application, stating the grounds thereof, shall be given an opportunity to be heard. G. H. Burnt. Chairman.

Liquor Licensing Commission. Ml-c equipment. Arnold Miller. New West NOTICES Construction to. usn iim Ave.

Edmonton. Alberta. 1-13-a Sigurd E. Christensen, age 95 years, of 215 Ave. G.

North. Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on January 8th. 1971. The funeral service wai be held on Mondav. January llth at 2 00 p.m.

from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted bv Rev. J. Mayne. Surviving are: his wife Kirstlne: one daushter Mrs. Rov Musgrove.

R.R. 5. Saskatoon: two sons George Christensen of Prince Albert and Bill Chrisunscn of Nipawin; also sx grandchildren. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemeterv. Guest parking directlv south of the Funeral Home.

Third Ave. and 20th Street. 1-ll-c APPLICATION FOR LICENCE RE: NOTICE TO CREDITORS SASKATOON Sealed tenders wlU be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m.. Central Standard Time. Friday.

January 22nd. 1971 and will be opened immediately thereafter. TO SELL LIQUOR IN A DINING OOM EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED. TOP COMMISSION AND TRAINING. PH.

VIC BOECHLER AT REAL ESTATE 1221 8TH E. PH. 343-1773. 1-12 0 In the Estate of DOREEN REN-NES. late of the Cltv of Saskatoon.

Nolle Is herehv given that the under signed Intends to apply to, the Liquor in the Province of Saskatchewan. Widow, deceased. AU claims aealnst the ahov Estate. The work consists of constructing an extension to the existing Grounds Licensing commission tor a licence 10 sell liquor In premises known as THE DEL RESTAURANT at 120 2nd North of which the following is I cor REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANT-ed. continuous training program.

Call manager Lilly Agencies for personal interview S2-0()8. oreennouse ana worxsnop similar in design. Tender Documents mnv he nhtnlnerf rect legal description: EVASIUK THE DEATH OF NICK Evasiuk. age 48 vears. of 101 Ruth Street.

West, occurred in a local hospital on January 171. The duly verified by statutory declaraUon and with particulars and valuation of security held. If any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 15th day Lots Four (4) and Five (5). In the of January, A.D. mil.

Cltv of saskatoon, tn tne province at gaclrnlhewan In thA Dominion cnanneis. a select group in Congress oversees the expenditures, okays them and may sometimes even object. The public can never be sure. Neither can most of the men who run the government. As John Le Carre, most successful of the contemporary spy novelists, has written: "No secret service can be more clear-headed than its government." by the General Contractor from the Maintenance Building.

Department of Buildings and Grounds, University of funeral service will be held on Mondav. Jan. llth at 9.30 a.m. from Holy Trirdtv Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Cathedral, conducted bv Rev. of Canada, according to Plan of Record in the Land Titles Office for the Saskatoon Land Reeistra- FREIGHT SALES Udod.

Prayers will be offered In the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral LAMARSH ROBERTSON. EMIGH. OSBORN i WILLSON Barristers and Solicitors 310 Canada Building SASKATOON. Saskatchewan Solicitors for th Administratrix. Lena Serack.

1-ll-c non District as no. (U4) raw. Dated at Saskatoon Saskatchewan, this 8th day of January 1971. Hime on sunaav evening at a uu p.m. Surviving are: his wife Theresa: three daughters.

Linda. Sherry and Bonnie, an at home: two sisters. Mrs. N. Tabasnluk (Dora) and Mrs.

M. Cherkewich (Maryi both of Edmonton: one step brother John Charnev. Moose Jaw. The late Mr. Evasiuk was born at prud'homme.

Sask. Coming to make his home in Saskatoon In 1947 he had been em-nloved with the Saskatchewan Wheat DEL RESTAURANT PER: Phyllis June Pepper. 1-11-c-s aasnaicnewan, aasKatonn, on deposit of $25.00. This deposit will be refunded upon return of the Tender Documents In gotid condition within thirty days after the opening date. Tender Documents may also be viewed at ConstrucUon Association Offices In Saskatoon, Reglna, Prince Albert, Lloydminster and Moose Jaw.

Tenders must be accompanied by a Certified Cheque or Bid Bond in the amount of ten percent (10) of the tender price. Address all Inquiries to Buildings and Grounds Department. Maintenance Building. University of Saskatchewan. Saskatoon.

Canada'i leading freight forwarding company has an Immediate opening In Saskatoon for sales representative experienced in our particular or related field. This opportunity offers the right man an excellent future coupled with a rood starting salarv. company benefits and car allowance. Reply In strictest of confidence to: TENDERS Nuclear subs WASHINGTON (Reuter) -The United States will build 12 com tor tne nasi 23 vears. interne nt will take place in the Greek Orthodox plot in Woodlawn Cemeterv.

The saskatoon Funeral Home Is In charge comes home to roost. The R.M. of Rosthern No. 403 Invites tenders on the supply of 300 standard punch, grader blades: 150 8 ft. blades: 100 7 ft.

hlades and 50 8 of arraneemems. Ml-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF NICK M. KURMEY, LATE OF ABERDEEN. SASKATCHEWAN, BARBER PROPRIETOR DECEASED. All claims against the above Estate duly verified bv Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuaUon of security held, if anv.

must be sent to the undersigned before Uie 6tb day of February. A.D. 1971. TUCKER AND DEPTUCK. 411 Blrks Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Solicitors for the Executrix of the Nick M. Kurmey Estate. 1-11-c-s (I. blades. Price to be quoted F.O.B.

Rosthern. One half Hie blades of each length to be delivered Immediately the tender is awarded and the remainder to be delivered bv Julv 1st. 1971. Tenders are to be in the hands of the undersigned bv January 30th. 1971.

In testimony still withheld new highspeed nuclear-powered from the public, one former attack submarines to meet the CIA official says that the 1961 challenge of a growing Soviet Bay of Pigs operation was underwater fleet, doomed to disaster but would They will complement the not have been "so abysmal a current 41-vessel fleet of Pola-failure" had not the agency ris- and Poseidon-equipped sub-assigned a "C-minus team marines built during the last to the project. This team, he decade. KUSS THE DEATH OF JAMES Kuss. age 50 years, occurred In Ihe hospital at Thunder Bay. Ontario.

Jan. 1st. after a short Illness. He leaves to mourn his lost: his wife Sophie, two sons and two daughters, ill of Thunder Bav: his parents Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Kuss of Saskatoon: two brothers Robert of Edmonton and Donald of Saskatoon: one sister. Mrs. J.

Marisi (Roberta) of Saskatoon. 1-ll-c CONSOLIDATED FASTFRATE LTD. Queen and Dufferin Sts. TORONTO 3, ONT. Ml The University reserves the right to reject any or all tenders received.

A. G. Petti grew. Business Manager, Box 90. University of Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 113-c K. W. Bureham. Secretary-Treasurer. Hoscnern.

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