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the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Tuesday, May 18, 1971 21 FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 (Continued) TRADES PROFESSIONS 21 fConllnued) DEATHS (Continued) TENDERS (Continued) RATES Index to Classifications Investments In Memunam 4 Investment Properties 50A Insurance 63A Listings Wanted 39 Livestock Accessories 36 Loans Wanted 64 Lost Found 10 Lot Wanted 41 Lots For Sale 40 Mrhmerv Repairs 30 Male Help Wanted 12 Male Female Instruction 19A Mate Situations Wanted 14 Miscellaneous 29 Money to Loan 63 Monuments 9 Musical Instrument. 26A Ee' Stock $7 Plumbin Poultry it Eggs 23 CHOICE POSITION PRINCIPALSHIP Rosetown School Unit No. 43 A PRINCTPAL Is required 'for the ROSETOWN COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL, duties to commence Sep-temper 1, 1971. Acceptance of i position of Superintendent of Schools by the present Principal has created this vacancy. The school is fully Remastered and affed with accredited teachers.

There is a staff of 19. Further details regarding the school or program may be obtain ed by contacting the Principal. Oran Reiman at 882-2655. An in terview with selected applicants will be arranged. Apply stating qualifications, expert ence.

age. references and telephone number to: H. E. Sctiiltz. Secretary-Treasurer, Rosetown, Saskatchewan 5-21-C WAKAW SCHOOL UNIT NO.

48 PRINCIPAL-ST. LOUIS SCHOOL Applications ire invited for a principal for SI. Louis Central School with i staff of 15 teachers. Bilingual. R.C.

male preferred. Able to teach English. Composition, and S.S. on senior level. Time allowed for supervisory duties and full-time school secretary employed.

St. Louis is 29 miles to Prince Albert. Include pertinent information In written application. W. E.

CHOBOTUK. WAKAW, SASK. 5-21-e SHAUNAVON SCHOOL UNIT NO. 7 would be pleased to receive applications for the following positions: SHAUNAVON' DIVISION 4 SCHOOL: Home Economics along with some English. teachers on staff.

PONTEIX HIGH SCHOOL: time librarian. Take care of Division 2 to 4 library. Division 3 and 4 Home Economics. 14 teachers on staff VAL MARIE SCHOOL: Part time typing teacher. Apply giving full particulars to: MR.

S. J. MALACH. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. SHAUNAVON.

SASK. tf SASKATOON (EAST) SCHOOL UNIT NO. 41 Will require- the following teach era commencing Sept. 1, 1971: ABERDEEN Teacher for In-duslrial Arts, Divisions III and IV. ABERDEEN Half-time teacher for Home Economics, Grades 7-12.

(19 days per month) CLAVET Industrial arts teacher for Division III and IV. CLAVET Home Economics teacher wilh part time Instruction in girls Please submit applications to Ihe undersigned with information as to experience and qualifications. Application fonns available. R. H.

BRUCE. K25 LOUISE AVENUE, SASKATOON. PHONE 374-2433 VICE-PRINCIPAL Rosetown School Unit No. 43 Applications are Invited for the position of VICE-PRINCIPAL in the Rosetown Division 1 and II School in the Town of Rosetown. This position will Involve administration as well as teaching at the Grade 6 level.

This la a modem 20 teacher school. Apply stating qualifications, experience. age, references and telephone number to: H. E. SCHILTZ.

SECRETARY-TREASURER. ROSETOWN. SASKATCHEWAN 5-21-e THE EASTEND SCHOOL UNIT NO. 8 Invites applications from teachers qualified for the following position, duties to commence August 39. 1971: SCIENCE TEACHER In the Eastend School.

Town of Easlend. to teach Chem. Study 11. 12: Mod. Biology 11.

12; I.M.E. 19: Space Science Lift Science 7 Forword applications stating qualifications. experience, etc. and also the telephone number to: ALEX GUTWIN. SECRETARY-TREASURER.

EASTEND SCHOOL UNIT NO. 8. EASTEND. SASK. ASSIN1BOIA SCHOOL UNIT requires the following, to commence In the Fall term: KAYVILLE: Principal of 4 teacher echool to teach Social Studies and English at the high school level.

Residence available. Written applications from qualified teachers should state age, experience. qualifications, telephone number and name of last employer lo: G. G. BELL, SECRETARY-TREASURER.

ASSINIBOIA SCHOOL UNIT. ASSINIBOIA, SASK. 5-22-c ARCOLA SCHOOL UNIT NO. 10 Applications are invited from qualified teachers for Ihe positions listed below, wth duties to commence fall term, 1971. ARCOLA A Social study major with additional training in field of Physical Education.

Final teaching load to be arranged in consultation with principal. KENNEDY-A Division 1 Teacher with special training in field of reading. MANOR Principal for 10 room school with major in Sciences preferred. Two Division teachers with emphasis on training in reading skills. REDVERS A senior Science position.

Chemistry, Phvsics and l.M.E, In Grade 10. Other subjects to be arranged. STOUGHTON-Qualifted Home Economics teacher with valid certificate required for program in 22 room school grades 7 to 12. Applv stating age. certificate, name of last Superintendent etc.

to P.A. Trew, Secretary-Treasurer, Areola School Unit No. 10, Areola. Saskatchewan. 5-19-C THE EASTEND SCHOOL UNIT NO.

8 Invites applications from teachers qualified for the following position, duties to commence August 30, 1971. SCIENCE TEACHER In the Frontier School, Villxge of Frontier. To (each Modem Chem-istrv 11, 12: Physics 11. 12: I.M.E. 19: Space Science 9: Algebra 9.

Forward applications stating qualifications. experience, etc. and also the telephone number to: ALEX GUTWIN EASTEND SCHOOL UNIT NO. EASTEND. SASKATCHEWAN 5-22-0 TEACHERS (Continued) Acreage, Acreage Industrial 6 Agents JJB Articles For Sale Articles Wanted I Auto Repairs Accessories 73 Autos Trucks Wanted 72 Autos For Sale 71 Babysitting 13C Properties 62 Births 1 Bicycles Motorcycles 28 Board Room 56 Board Room Wanted Boats Accessories Business Opportunities Business Prof.

Directory Buildings 57 28A 69 76 43A Ci-rd of Thank Coins It Stamps Crematorium. 7A Deaths Detective Security 23A Domestic Help Wanted 13B Farm Lands For Sale Farms Wanted Feed Seed Female Help Wanted Female Situations Wanted Financial Florists Forthcoming Marriages Funerals Funeral Directors Furnishings Furniture Rentals Garages Parking Gardening a Help Wanted (Male-Female) Motels Houses For Rent (Furnished) Houses For Rent (Unfurnished Houses For Sale MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) APPRENTICE MECHANIC 2-3 YRS. with own tools, for permanent employment at a Ford dealership. Please write Central Garage. Hanna Box 670.

Hanna, or phone 854-3522 after 6 p.m. 5-26-c REPRESENTATIVE WANTED BY Winnipeg candy mfg. firm to call on wholesale trade In the province of Alberta and Saskatchewan. State experience and references. Reply to Box 1892X Star-Phoenix.

5-19-c Journevman mechanic required. Must have papers. CONTACT W. M. GRAVES JUBILEE FORD SALES LTD.

3rd Ave. and 19th Saskatoon Phone 244-7971 5-25-c CATERPILLAR OPERATOR WANTED immediately. Phone 453-1296, Kindersley, Sask. 5-26-c LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED For smaU daily weekly newspaper operation. Phone or write The Daily Graphic, P.O.

Box 130, Portage la Prairie, 857-3427. 5-21-c WANTED SALESMAN WITH Experience in farm machinery sales to sell farm machinery retail and wholesale. Must have own car. Saskatoon retail and northern Saskatchewan wholesale. Box 192A, Star-Phoenlx.

5-26-c MAN TO SHOW SUITES ON WEEK-ends. Phone 652-7736. tf Experienced Tapers Wanted Area code 403-434-4051 after 6. 5-22-c WANTED IMMEDIATELY: AN Experienced salesman for M.F, Imp. and Chrysler product cars and trucks, write Box 160 Leader or phone 628-3801.

5-29-c EXPERIENCED GLASS MAN TO work in new shop in Vernon. B.C. Write giving past experience and wages expected. Vernon Glass 3302 29th Street, Vernon. B.C.

5-22-c LOCAL LUMBER YARD REQUIRES an experienced man. Must be bond-able. Reply giving a complete resume. All replies shall be confidential. Box No.

190GX, Star-Phoenix. 5-25-C WANTED Experienced farm equipment salesman. Experienced motor truck salesman. Qualified parts manager. for well established International Hamster dealership at the coast.

Apply in writing, stating age. qualifications and salary expected to LANGLEY POST OFFICE. BOX 819. LANGLEY, B.C. 5-21-c WANTED: APPRENTICE EMBALMER lor -City Funeral Home.

Must have complete Grade 12 and be at least 19 sears of axe. Reply (riving full resume to Box 184a, Star-Phoenix. 5-20-c SALESMAN REQUIRED We require an alert ambitious high high school graduate between 2.1 and 25 years of age The right man will undergo a training period and will then be. given an established territory in Saskatoon area. Experience Is not a prerequisite, however considered an asset.

This position holds a better than average future for the successful applicant Salary plus commission. Car and travelling expenses included. Apply in writing, stating marital status, experience and salary expected to: Box 1905X. Star-Phoenix. 5-22-c EXPERIENCED MAN FOR FARM work, with drivers licence.

Wages to be agreed on. Philip Kuchmski, Watson. Sask. 287-3750. 5-19-c INTERESTED IN A SELLING CAREER Man required by business equipment manufacturer as a sales trainee.

No selling experience necessary. The successful applicant will attend a three week Irainlng program at the company training centre. REQUIREMENTS High School education preferred. A car is necessary. Above average salary while training.

Guaranteed city territory. Earnings of over $7,000 for first year minimum requirements. 5-day week. Company benefits include, group and medical insurance, pension plan, etc. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL F.

STICHBURY OLIVETTI CANADA LIMITED 5-20-c MECHANIC WITH 2 CYCLE AND outboard motor experience. Reply to Box No. 185A. Star-Phoenix 5-26-c WELDERS. ALL POSITION AND welder fabricators.

Steady employment. Sawmill equipment manufacturers. Union shop. Reply Newnes Machine Ironworks Box 8. Salmon Arm.

B.C. 5-21-c IMPATIENT WITH YOUR PROGRESS? We offer a career opportunity as a sales representative regardless of what your present occupation may be If you nave confidence In your ability, we can of(r you high earnings with an opportunity to progress to management. You will be tested and thoroughly trained with full assistance In ihe fielu. You owe it to yourself to investigate further by making a confidential telephone call to 244-U188. 5-2C-P MASON THE DEATH OF MR.

Charles Charters Mason, age 59 years of .156 Milroy Apartments. Saskatoon, occurred suddenly at his residence on Monday. May 17th The funeral service will bs held on Wednesday. May 19th at 2 p.m. from Westwood Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev.

B. Thorpe. Surviving are: his loving wife. Faye: one daughter. Mrs.

R. Shaw (Judy), Richmond. B.C.; one son. Doug. Vancouver: four grandchil dren; three cousins.

George Charters Saskatoon, Robert Charters. Goderich, Ont. and Mrs. Elizabeth Pullman. London.

Ont. The late Mr. Mason was bom at Seaforth. Ontario and came to Saskatoon with his parents at an early age. He attended public and high school and the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon before completing lis education at St.

Johns College in Winnipeg He began his hockey career with the Wesleys in 1931 and was a member of the 1932-33 team which advanced to the Western Canada final. Mr. Mason turned pro with the New York Rangers and played in Providence. Cleveland and Vancouver before plaving two years with the Rangers. He finished his pro career Willi Saskatoon Crescents then coached the Elks team for one year.

Mr. Mason had operated an insurance business for the past several years. He was active in the YMCA and a member of the Twin Lodge No. 69 AF AM. Saskatoon.

interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 5-19-c YOUNG THE DEATH OF CHARLES Arthur Young, age 89 years, oi suj 5th Avenue, north occurred in a local hospital on May 17th. 1971. Tiie funeral service will be held on Wednesday.

May 19th. at 1:30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Ilev. N. Stewart Dingwall.

(Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society appreciated in lieu of Uowcrs.j Surviving are: his loving wile a one son Everett A. Young. Asquith. two daughters. Ma.

F. Murphy lEtheh, Penticton B.C. and Mrs. G. Cowan (Vera).

Calgary; seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren: also one brother Mr. Earl Galloway, Brandon. Manitoba. Mr. Young was born at Napanee.

Ontario and came west to farm in Manitoba. Coming to Saskatchewan 57 years ago. he fanned in the Juniata district until retiring to make his home in Saskatoon 19 years ago. Mr. Young was a member of Third Avenue United Church.

Interment will take place in HUlcrest Memorial Gardens. (Courtesy parking south of the chapel on 4th Avenue and 25th 5-19-c ANDERSON THE FUNERAL SER-1 vice of James Garnet Anderson, wiio died on May 1J. 197.1. was held from i the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, on Monday. May 17th.

at J.39 i p.m., conducted by Mrs. Hazel Saunders. Pallbearers were: B. Partridge, I G. Cryderman, C.

Foster, A. Bonner, I S. Robertson. H. Ballentine.

Interment took place In the Soldier's Field. Woodlawn Cemetery. 6-19-c LEDDY THE FUNERAL MASS lor Theresa Frances Leddv. who died on May 13. 1971, was held from St.

Joseph Catholic Church on Monday, May 17th at 10.00 a.m. Concelebranis of the Massi Most Rev. James P. Mahoney, D.D.. RL Rev.

J. S. Robinson. D.P.. Rev.

W. J. Reschnv, Rev. D. Leeper.

P.P., Rev. J. Zoller, O.M.I. Pallbearers were: Francis Leddy, Edmund Leddv, Brian Leddy, Jack Leddy. Murray Leddy.

Michael Leddy, Interment took place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. 5-19-c MORRISON THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Louts Herbert Murrison, who died on May 14th, was held from McKagues Funeral Home on Monday. May 17th at 2.00 p.m.. conducted by Canon C.

McFadden. Pallbearers were: Mr. Larry Beaton. Mr. Bob Davenport, Mr.

Bob Palmer, Mr. Merrill Palmer. Mr. Harold Bar-low. Mr.

Bruno Siefert. Interment was made in HUlcrest Memorial Gardens. 5-19-c NICHOLSON THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Mr. Robert Nicholson, who died on May 13th. was held from Park Funeral Chapel on May 17th at 2.00 p.m..

conducted bv Rev. J. A. Johnson. Pallbearers were: Wilfred Meston Ernest Johnson.

Eilert Johnson, G. E. Willis, Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery. 5-19-c SCOTT THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mr. Norman Frederick Scott, who died on May 14th.

was held from Park Funeral Chapel on May 17th at 3.30 conducted by Capt. Ted Armlstead. Pallbearers were: Ken Tom Morris, Rod Rousell, Shilling! on. Merle Shillington. Harry Cuff.

Interment was made in the Avondale Cemetery. 5-19-c WHITTON THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Meada Mary W'hitton, who died on May 13. 1971. was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Monday. May 17th at 1.30 p.m., conducted by Rev.

N. Stewart Dingwall. Pallbearers Were: John Sawyer. C. J.

Kirkpatrick. Fred McKinnon. Reg Pepper. R. Hanbidge.

S. Onnerhiem. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. 5.19-c IN MEMORIAM THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for vuur convenience in making up vuur In Memoriam. CARD OF THANKS THE RELATIVES OF THE LATE Norman Scott would like to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr.

and Mrs. Wright and all the staff of the Saskatoon Convalescent Home for their care and kindness during his last illness. 5-19-c WrE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy and help in our recent bereavement of the loss of our dear mother and grandmother Annie Romphf. A special thank you to Rev. P.

S. Gilbert the pallbearers and MeKagues Fm neral Home. Your kindness will always be remembered. Romphf family. 5-19.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME M. McKaeue R. J. McKagne D. A Newbieeing Phone 242-3131 3U0 3rd Ave.

xtf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th N. xtf PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M.

Blnklev Donald Somers 311 3rd Ave. No. Phone 244-2103 xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Terry Mlchavluk Phone 6j3-3434 20lh Ave. N.

xtf CREMATORIUMS 7a PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial 4 Cremation Services Highway 11 South SASKATOON CREMATORIUM LTD. 24 2 7884 Sox 2061 Xtf LOST AND FOUND 10 LOST: SIAMESE SEALPOINT ADULT female cat in Mount Royal area. Reward. 382-0396 6-21-c LOST: SMALL BROWN AND WHITE dog near Market Mail, Sunday mornring. with collar and leash.

Child pet. answers to name of Max. 374-4848. 5-19-c BLACK CHIHUAHUA DOG MISSING from 1031 4th St. Lie.

833. 343-8681. 5-20-c LOST 2 YR. OLD SEALPOINT Siamese cat. 374-0525, Reward of-fered.

5-26-p LOST GIRL'S BLUE GLASSES IN Sutherland. Reward. Phone 373-2408. 5-19-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 TAXI DRIVERS Required full and part lime. Phone 653-2775 or Apply UNITED CAB OFFICE m-5-20-c SERVICE STATION REQUIRES A part time mechanic to work evenings and weekends.

Applicants must have experience. Phone 374-2S77. Ask for Andy or Don. 5-21-c WANTED DRIVER WITH LIVERY licence, experienced. Call between 7-8 p.m.

653-3527, 5-19-C WALL WASHING SERVICE: RUGS and furniture cleaned. 652 6771. xtf INSULATION. ROOFING. EAVES-trougning cement work, painting chimnevi.

Repair of anv kind. Guaranteed work. Free estimates. Absolute Builders. xti REMODELLING RUMPUS ROOMS, garages, general repairs.

382-8311. m-S-21-c REMODELLING RUMPUS ROOMS, garages, general repairs 382-8311. m-5-20-c VACUUM HOSES REPAIRED. $1 50 Free pick-up and delivery. 242-9266 tf MR.

STEAM CARPET CLEAN. PRO-fessional ateam cleaning all types ol ruga, carpets. 242-5033. m-6-3-c MARTINS CONCRETE CONTRACT-ing. Phone 382-0737.

xtf CROSSING SPECIALTY. DRIVEWAYS, sidewalks. Ploss Concrete, 382-0432. m-6-l-c Vi-TON (HAULING). VERY REA-sonable.

Roto-tUling. 242-4406. m-6-l-c WIPFS CONCRETE PLACING. SIDE-walks, patios, driveways. 652-4240.

m-d-5-c DRIVEWAYS. WALKS FLOORS, ETC. Toms Cement Service 382-6324. m-6-7-p REMODELLING RUMPUS ROOMS, garages, concrete work. 244-5348.

xtf RUBBISH. TREE REMOVAL. LIGHT deliveries. Quick service. 653-4342.

m-5-10-c TERRA CEMENT 5ERVICE LTD. Driveways. paUos. sidewalks residential and commercial floors, basement repair. 242-2398.

xtf DIRT. TREE, RUBBISH REMOVAL, roto-tilling. Derdall Landscap. 652-1200 m-6-8p WEST MASONRY CONTRACTORS, blocks, bricks, basements, plaster, stone fireplaces. Uty, rural.

382-3252. xtf BUILDING REPAIRS reasonable rates 374-2585. m-5-31-c RUBBISH REMOVAL FOR QUICK service phone 242-5847. m-6-l-c HALS ELECTRIC 1301 AVE. J.

N. 382-7234. m--14c WILL FIX IT! CARPENTRY. MASON, ary. tone too small 242-2983.

xtf GENERAL CONCRETE, 343-7232. Driveway, sidewalk, pauo and floors. Paul Andersen 2021 Ewart Ave. m-6-l4-c PRIVATE HOMES. WINDOWS CLEAN ed.

storm windows removed, summer windows installed, etc. 374-0786. 5-21-C HOVERCRAFT FOR RENT. FACTORY built model with 1.000 ib. payload capacity.

Will operate on land, water. Ice etc. Ideal for survey work, rescue operations, transport in remote areas. Not immediately available Genuinely interested parties contact D. Eyre.

Saskatchewan Research Council, phone 343-2963. 5-22-c DRIVEWAYS. WALKS. FLOORS. MA-sonry, painting.

City or rural. 244-5104. 5-26-C PAINTING 21a EXPERIENCED PAINTER. EXTER-ior. Interior, also wallpapering Clean workmanship.

Guaranteed. 242-4930. xt STAN L. HILDEBRANDT Painting and Decorating. 653-1197 m-6-19-c NICKS PAINTING.

INTERIOR, Exterior painting and paper hanging. Reas, rates, free est. 382-6656. m-6-S-c 15 YEARS EXPERIENCED JOURN-eyman available for Interior and exterior painting. 652-9923.

5-20-c PAINTING, EXTERIOR. INTERIOR, stucco spray painted. Free estimates, city or rural. 244-5104. 5-21-c FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING, dty, country.

Call Upper. 242-9174. xtf JENSEN PAINTING. DECORATING, plaster repairs, spray painting, texture ceiling. Sandblasting, all types.

382-6424. Xtf REPAIR WORK AND PAINTING. Phone Popoff. 242-3767. m--7-c PAINTING reasonable rates.

374-2585. m-5-Sl-c EXTERIOR. INTERIOR PAINTING, papering. Guar. work.

Geo. 653-2931. m-6-15-p SKYLINE PAINTING Commercial, residential, paper hanging Free estimates. 652-9448. m-6-18-c ROOFING.

EAVESTROUGHS 22 Saskatoon Eavestroughing Free estimates. Guaranteed Job. Call Mike. 382-6395. xtf ROOFING AND EAVESTROUGHING.

New or repairs of anv kind. Guaranteed. Absolute Builders, 242-2912. m-6-S-c ROY LORAAS ROOFING CO. LTD.

RE-ROOFING SPECIALISTS 374-4533. xtf Reroofing Specialists Also new roofing, free estimates. Reasonable rates, quality workmanship GUARANTEED BRIDGE CITY ROOFING 374-5111 m-10-18-c ABLE CONSTRUCTION Roofing and eavestroughing. New and repairs of all types. Guaranteed Free estimates 242-0916.

m-5-31-c PLUMBING 22a PLUMBING AND HEATING. ALTER-ntinns. additions, at best prices. Wyatt Plumbing Heating. 242-9727.

m-5-20-c TEACHERS 23 MELVILLE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL requires HOME ECONOMICS TEACHER to help another qualified Home Economics teacher to set up the foods and textile laboratory and teach the new program. Teacher will be required to teach some senior English. Apply to: J. PACHOLKA. PRINCIPAL, MELVILLE COMPREHEN-S1VE SCHOOL.

MELVILLE. SASKATCHEWAN. PHONE 728-4181. 5-22-C GOVAN SCHOOL UNIT NO. 29 PRINCIPAL Beginning with the 1971-72 (all terra: PUNNICHY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Principal required for Divisions I and II Male teacher with Degree in Elementary Education preferred.

Present staff includes 12 teachers. 6 time librarian and time teacher aide. Teacherage available at reasonable rent. This Is an excellent position in a good community. Please slate phone number, qualifications certificate held, experience and references.

Indicating name of last Superintedenl to: BENJAMIN HORT, SECRETARY-TREASURER, GOVAN SCHOOL UNIT NO. 29 GOVAN. SASKATCHEWAN 5-21-C OUTLOOK SCHOOL UNIT NO. 32 TYPING TEACHER required to teach in Beechy. Loreburn and Lucky Lake high schools.

Car required. Travel allowance Is paid. Duties to commence on August 39, 1971. When applying, please state qualifications, experience and references. A.

B. VINGE. OUTLOOK. SASKATCHEWAN OXBOW SCHOOL UNIT NO. 1 Mathematics Teacher required Oxbow High School.

Subjects Algebra Grades 10. 11 and It. Grade 12. Apply giving full particulars as to qualifications experience and references to G. S.

McGUIRE, SECRETARY. BOX 509, OXBOW. PHONE 483-2335. 5-21-C PART TIME LADY WANTED FOR telephone work. Musi be married and have had previous experience Using telephone.

For personal inter- View call: Mr. Sawcltuk. 652-0822. 5-20-c BOOKKEEPER TYPIST WANTED for general office management. This is an attractive, permanent, fulltime position.

Own transportation required. Experience in construction industry an asset. Reply staling salary expected and experience to The Manager. Box 183 Star-Phoenix. tf Switchboard Operator Some general office experience Including tvping required.

Please apply in writing, stating asre. experience end format education to Box 174A. Star-Phoenix. 5-19-c BE YOUR OWN BOSS: EARN AN income of votir own. right in your own community Be an Avon Representative.

Call now. Ter. Rivers dale. City Park. Buena Vista.

Mrs. M. Rome. 242-6296. 5-20-c ATTRACTIVE BROADMINDED Women for help Jn coffee shop tmd LHK arrangements can be made if children involved.

This position offers attractive remuneration, modern accommodation, car to drive, and liberal time off- Interested parties write Box 097. Drumheller, Alberta or phone davs 1-403-823-6355. evenings 1-403-823-4934. 5-22-c DOMESTIC HELP 13b WANTED: OLDER LADY TO HELP with light housework. Private room.

No children. 3S2-6742 5-19-c PART-TIME LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING du'ies in exchange for room. 343-0005 5-22-C GIRL WANTED TO COME IN FROM 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 242-0393.

5-26-c LADY TO HELP WITH HOUSEWORK three to five days. weekly. 242-0385. 3-20-c BABYSITTING 13c PETER PAN KIDDIE CENTRE. 815 Broadway.

Dav care for children. Mon. -Sat. 242-7939: 653-4792. m-6-15-c Saskatoon Daycare Centre Serving all areas.

Low rates. 652-6973. m-6-2-c REQUIRE FULL TIME LIVE IN babysitter. Reasonable. Apply 312 Main east.

5-19-c WILL BABYSIT AND KEEP HOOUSE from July st to August 13th. Further information. 632-3069. 5-19-p RELIABLE. WILL BABYSIT IN MY own hme.

Westmount area. Phone 653-3928. 5-21-C HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT WILL babvslt weekends, have experience Avalon district. 343-8102. 5-19-c WANTED BABYSITTER.

1012 2ND St. 343-0070. WILL BABYSIT. MY HOME DAYS or evenings. College Park area, 374-0289, 5-26-c YOUNG COUPLE NEEDS SITTER.

home in south Nutana Phone 373-2569 before 3 p.m. 5-19-C WILL DO LIVE-IN BABYSITTING. 382-3242. 5-26-C FEMALE SITS. WANTED 15 WANTFD DAY WORK.

PHNE 382-2859. 5-21-p HELP WTD. Male, Female 16 Regina YWCA Invites applications for position DIRECTOR GROUP SERVICES In voltes co-ordination of programs: gvnt. pool, clubs, crafts, with children. teens and adults.

University graduate with experience and training in administration, with background in recreation, physical education, social group work or education. Start not later than mid-August. Salary range $7,500 to $9,500. Apply: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR YWCA 1940 McIntyre Regina 5-19-c HOSPITAL PERSONNEL 16a WANTED General duty nurse for a modrn well equipped 20 bed hospital. Accommodation available in nurses residence.

The SRNA anl SHA agreement In effect. Apply to Sr. M. Loretta. St.

Michael Hospital. Cudworih. Sask. 5-21-c GRADUATE NURSES Eligible for B.C. registration, required for modern 100 bed hospital in the north.

Peace River area of British Columbia. Salary range $590 to $740. Apply in writing to Director of Nursing, Providence Hospital. Fort St. John.

B.C. 5-26-c Registered Nurse wilh psychiatric experience required for 8-bed psychiatric unit in a 250 bed acute general hospital. Salary range $590-740 per month in accordance with R.N.A.B.C. contract. Apply lo: DIRECTOR OF NURSING.

PRINCE GEORGE REGIONAL HOSPITAL. PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. 5-20-t MALE-FEMALE INSTRUC. 19a TRAINEES WANTED Computer Programming Computer Operating Keypunch (IBM, Univac) Drafting and Design For free Information and free aptitude testing, write Box 1S3UX. Star-Phoemx.

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Ontario NAME ADDRESS 5-19-C-S TRADES PROFESSIONS 21 SOIL TREE GARBAGE REMOVAL Hagan. 242-8556 meal-time. xtf City Carpet Cleaning Co. Established 1918 195 Ave. So.

Rues, UDholsterv. Reweaving. 242-2648. all GILBERT AND MARTIN CONCRETE CONTRACTING 652 3283 Xtf FOR PLUMBING. REPAIRING AND service, call Ed.

244-9947 anytime. lit JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER. REC. rooms, cabinets dividers remodelling fences, garages 652-4978. m-8-IO-c TEXTURED CEILINGS.

SPEC1AI TY drvwalUng. plaster repairs. 244-5348 m-6-19-c ABLE CONSTRUCTION New and repairs of all types, guaranteed work, free estimates m-5 31 -c RUBBISH. TREE REMOVAL. LIGHT deliveries.

Quick service. 653 4342. m-6-10-c CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS. PATIOS, floors, etc Earth removal. Reasonable.

EdS Concrete. 242-3399. m-6-17-c FRANSON CONST. LTD 374-9699. House addilions.

garages, remodelling, concrete, driveways, patios, xtf Star Phot nix Want Ad Rates: Six Cent Per Word Per Dav Six Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words Minimum Charge 75c per Dav Classified Display is charged at S3 78 per single column uu-h. Where lu point or large lpe is desired by the advertiser for the complete advertisement, the rale per word Is 12c per day. Minimum count 12 words, tnmimmn daily charge 150 Figures in groups of five or ess. dollar marks, initial letters, etc. count as one word.

Where one line is set in po'nt and the balance set in ordinary classified tvpe the charge is 75c per dav for the lb point line. Where the use of a box number is desired, count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to urt-of-town points, please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. While everv 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 bv negligence or otherwise.

City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Siar-Phoenix office. The Star-Phnenix assumes no responsibility for error after the first insertion. NCiTICES Births $2 50. Forthcoming Marriages. Deaths.

In-Memoriam Engagements Cards of Thanks. Weddings, rates $3.00 for Insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each 30c per line. Semi-Displays Accepted 8 30 a to 12 noon daily Monday to Friday for publication following dav i except holidays) llinrs for continues cancellation or correction of Want-Ads 9:00 am. day of publication. Mnndav to Fridav onlv.

On davs when the business office is 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 name, address, phone number and number of insertions desired. WORD ADS ACCEPTED Tin to 5 pm. Monday through Friday for following days publication (except holidays) Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday. WEDNESDAY 12:00 noon for Fridav.

THURSDAY 12:00 noon for Saturday, FRIDAY 12 00 noon for Monday. FRIDAY 3:00 pm. for Tuesday and Wednesday publication. All of the above limes on a copy in hand basis" allow lime (or copy pick up and preparation. WANT AD PHONE 653-2100 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES IN SASKATCHEWAN 1 year $30 00 0 monihs 3 monllis 00 1 mumh $3 5b Sat.

onlv in Saskatchewan $7.50 per yr. Bv mail or letter chrrier walks in Saskatoon 1 year $40.00 By Carrier 50 Cents Per Week To All Other Provinces and Countries Outside Canada 1 month 5 00 Sat. oniv outside Saskatchewan il2.uo per year. I year 00 NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of EDITH GERTRUDE HUNTER, late Of the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, housewife, deceased. All claims against (he above Estate, duly verified bv Statutory Declaration, and wilh particulars and valuation of security held, if any.

must be sent to the undersigned on or before the 15th Cay of June, A.D. 1971, E. C. BURL1NGBAM. Barrister and Solicitor, 11143 8th Street, East, SASKATOON.

Saskatchewan Solicitor for the Executrix, Annie Maria Badger. 5-19-c-s TENDERS INVITATION TO TENDER Roof replacement or repair of a bonded built-up roof, approximately 3,000 square feet. Tenders close Saturday. May 29. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Sunset Lodge. Kindersley. Sask. 5-19-c INVITATION TO TENDER Paving a parking area, approximately 4.300 sq. ft.

Prior removal of approximately 10 inches of soil. Tenders close Saturday. May 29. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Sunset Lodge.

Kindersley. Sask. 5-19-c TENDERS FOR MAIN MARKET ROAD CONSTRUCTION Sealed tenders for construction of approximately 6 0 miles ol Main Market Grid Road addressed to the undersigned and marked "Tender for Main Market Grid Road will be received in the omee of the Secretary-Treasurer until 10:00 A.M. C.S.V. June 1.

1971. Road to be constructed according to engineering design and must pass Government Main Market Grid Read inspection. Each tender must be accompanied bv a certified cheque made out to the Municipality in the amount of not less tiian 5co of the submitted tender. Approximate volume of excavation Is 125.000 cubic yards. Specifications, estimates and tender forms may be received from the undersigned.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Secretary-Treasurer, R.M, of Pittville No. 169. llazlet. Saskatchewan RlTTINGER DAVIS, Consulting Engineering, Swift Currnt, Sask.

5-20i TENDER Sealed tenders for School Fumife and Equipment will be received fv the undersigned up to LOO P.M. gie 3. 1971. Specifications mav brt obtained fm J). Lairilaw at the address bclof phone 652-6464.

The lowest or anv tender wi not necessarily be accepted. G. T. Mollov. Secrelarv-Trefirer.

Saskatoon Separate Board Education. 247 1st North. SASKATOON, Sask. 15-20-c DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORI OF CANADA EXTENSION OF iME NOTICE IS HEREBY Glj'lN that Hie lime for the reception tenders for "NEW KITCHF.N WITIDINING ROOMS, RFCONSTRUCTIOff OF B-4. DEMOLITION OF B-6.

LAUNDRY. SASKATCHEWAN JENITEN-TIARY. PRINCE At BFR'nSASKAT-CHI-WAN" due MAY 27.1971 HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO 1:30 A.M. M.S.T.) JUNE 3. 1971.

I Inn M. Thmnas. Financial and Admjislrative Service. Western Region Edmonton, Alborla Mav 14. 1971.

5-19-c TENDER FOR DUGOUT CONSTRUCTION Tenders will be accepted by the Deputy Minister. Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture, for dragline construction of dugouts in Provincial Community Pastures. 3 sites Fairholme in Township 52 Range 17 West 3. 3 sites St. Walburg in Township 55 Range 20 West 8.

3 sites Blue Bell in Township 60 Range 21 West 3. The contractor is to provide all labour and equipment. Tenders must be made on "Form of Tender as provided. Tender forms and job specifications are available from the Director. Lands Branch.

Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Administration Building. REGINA. Saskatchewan. The Department reserves the right to reject any or all Tenders.

The Tender closes at 00 p.m., June 8. 1971. W. H. Horner.

Deputy Minister. Department of Agriculture, Administration Building, REGINA, Saskatchewan. 5-19-c INVITATION TO TENDER Contract 4 Construction of Roads and Paving for the Meadow Lake Industrial Park for the Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation Sealed tenders marked Tender for Contract 4, Construction of Roads and Paving for the Meadow Lake Industrial Park for the Saskatchewan Economc Development Corporation will be received at the office of Associattd Engineering Services 900 1817 Hamilton Street. Regina. Saskatchewan, up to 10:00 a.m.

C.S.T. Tuesday. June 1. 1971 The work involves 17,000 square yards of soil cement batre and asphaltic cot-crete surface course: 16 000 square yards of clay stabilized base: 900 libit yards of traffic gravel: and 7.09) cubic yards of earthwork. Tender documents may be examimd at the office of Associated Engineering Services Ltd.

on or after Monday. Mny 17. 1971. and wU be available to boia fide tenderers upon deposit of 25 Allan. Tenders must be accompanied by the specified bid bond payable to (the Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. This Is a Canada Regional Daeiop-ment project. Us construction I financed by grants and loans tf the Department of Regional EconomC Expansion of the Federal Governmeft and will be carried out in co-ortrahon with the Province of Saskatchevan. MR. G.

D. HATTON. TREATER, SASKATCHEWAN ECONOMC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. 77 FLOOR POWER BUijUING, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN ASSOCIATED ENGINEERING SERVICES 900 1807 HAMILTON STREB REGINA. SASKATCHEWAN.

5-19-c-s DEATHS ARMSTRONG THE PSSING OF Mr. Robert George Armstrong, age 94 years of the Luiiran Sunset Home, occurred at his residence on May 17. The funeral srvice will be held on Thursday. MasLM at 2 p.m. from Park Funeral Chqel, conducted by Rev.

E. Bishop. Til family gratefully decline floral tnjles. donaUons may be made to the (fuadian Cancer Society. 305 Central liambers.

Surviving are: one son Til of Saskatoon, Mr. Armstrong was Iredeeeased by Ins wife Adaline. M'h 21. 19S6 and by a daughter Kathlen in 1955 and a soil Gordon in XHf. A resident of Saskatoon for the pit 50 years.

Mr. Armstrong was boa in Rosemount. Ontario. He came lest at an early age to Balcarres. Sik.

and later lived at Scott. He workel out ot the Sheriffs onice in thejarlv days for a number of years, t. Armstrong was with the Braining Cordage Co. of Brantford, out. It 2a years retiring in 1947.

Intermeg will be made in the family plot-in the Woodlawn Cemetery. CounfS' Parking north of the chapel. 5-19-c GRIFFITH (HE PASSING OF Kenneth HnralcGrifftth. age 3 years of 820 Ave. (H North.

Saskatoon occurred at hfhome on May 15. 1971. 'I lie fun.ral rvice will be held on Wednesday, lay 19th at 2 p.m. from St. Mhaels Roman Catholic Church cunheted by Rev.

Andre Poiiievre. Pik Funeral Chapel will be in chile. Surviving are his mother aiv father. Mr. and Mrs.

Harald Gilith of 820 Ave. North. 2 sisters Imstina Helene at home and Shirt? Marie also at home. His graiidpartfZ). Mr.

and Mrs. R. Stanley Griffli of Saskatoon and Mrs. Yjngd Avonlea. Sask.

Interment will be AHde in the childrens plot in the (toman Catholic section of Woodla Cemetery. 5-19-c GR1FF1? the PASSING OF Robertf Lawrence Griffith, age 9 years 830 Ave. North, Saskatoon. eurred at his home on Mav 15th. he funeral service will be held i Wednesday.

May 19th at 2 pm. from St. Michaels Roman CallfC Church conducted bv Rev. And Poiiievre. Park Funeral "ill be in change.

Surviving areh? neither and father. Mr. and An Harald Griffith of 820 Ave. Alii. 2 sisters.

Christina Helene ailome and Shirley Marie also at ie. His grandparents, Mr. and 1 i. R. Stanley Griffith of Saska-Ji and Mrs.

L. Yung of Avonlea. jk. born in Saskatoon. Robert ended Caswell Hill School and was Grade 4.

He was a member of Cub Pack of Christ Church, terment will be made in the cbil-ren's plot in the Roman Catholic ection of Woodlawn Cemetery. 519-c feOTTE THE DEATH OF MR. Joseph Xavier Lizotte, age 75 years of 526 Ave. G. south.

Saskatoon oc-1 eurred in a local nursing home on Monday. May 17th. 1971, The funeral service will be held on Thursday. May 2OU1 at 2 p.m from Westwood Funeral Chapel. Prayers will be said at Westwood Funeral Chapel.

Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Surviving are: five daughters. Mrs. A. Pre-bushewski (Lucy).

Saskatoon: Miss Mary Lizotle, Saskatoon; Mrs. A. Guy (Olive). Vancouver; Mrs. S.

Somosl (Pearl). Saskatoon and Miss Merle Lizotte. Saskatoon; three sons, trank. William and George all or Saskatoon; and fourteen grandchildren. He is also survived by three sisters.

Mis. joe Liberty (Jenniei. San Clara, Mrs. Mary McCray, Winnipeg. Mrs -Elvina Edge.

Togo. and five brothers. Arthur, Winnipeg, and Frank. Heitery, Fred, and Marcel, all of San Clara. Manitoba.

i he late Mr. Lizotle was born in Ihe United Slates and came to Manitoba to join tire Canadian Army in 1918. He served overseas with the 1st Depot Battalion Manitoba Regiment and with the 78th Battalion during the First World War. After the war he farmed at Welby, Sask. un-till outbreak of the Second World War when he joined the army again and served at Regina with the No.

12 District Depot. Mr. Lizotte was awarded the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal and the British War and Victory Medals. He had lived in Saskatoon since I960. Interment will take place In Soldiers Field.

Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 5-20-c WEGWITZ THE DEATH OF MR. Arnold Douglas Wegwitz, age 24 years of 231 Ave. S.

north. Saskatoon, occurred suddenly at Capasin. Sask. on Sunday. May 16lh.

1971. The Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, May 20th at 10 a. in. from St. Mary's Church.

Prayers will be paid at St. Mary's Church. Wednesdy evening at 8:45 p.m. Surviving are: his mother, Mrs. Eleanor Wegwitz.

Saskatoon; three sisters. Mrs. CarmeJIta Lepage. Miss Jane W'egwitz and Miss Paula Wegwitz all of Saskatoon: two brothers. Norman and Roger both of Saskatoon: his grandmother.

Mrs. Katherine Krieger. Saskatoon. He was predeceased by his father Paul Wegwitz in 1955. The late Mr.

Wegwitz was born at Saskatoon and attended St. Mary's and St. Goretti Schools here. He was employed with Evans Construction Company. Interment, will take place In the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 5-20-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) WANTED BRANCH MANAGER for Co-op general store at Bradwell. Housing available. 5-21-c SHOE SALESMAN Experience necessary. Good starting salary.

Person willing to take over responsibility preferred. Good advancement in salary. Apply in writing with full information to the Bootery 257 2nd south. 5-21-c REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED: I continuous training program Call manager, Lillv Agencies for a personal interview. 6524006.

tf REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FUR year round employment, certified welders and experienced trailer mechanics. Top wages, comprehensive medical plan, good working conditions, liberal fringe benefits. Apply in person Gaskell. 3619 Ogden Road. Calgary.

5-27-c MEN WANTED FULL OR PART TIME as Rawldgh Products Salesmen in Saskatoon. Good profits for hustlers. Apply immediately 129 Second Avenue, north, 48 p.m. 5-28-c MONUMENTAL GRANITE CUTTER wanted. Steady job.

Alberta Granite Marble and Stone Co. 10702 101 Street, Edmonton. 5-28-c THE CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT OF RAINY RIVER Requires: LOCAL DIRECTOR THE JOB: lo administer an agency in Fort Frances, Ontario, and branch office in Alikokan. with staff including a supervisor and five (5) social workers. THE LOCATION: Highway No.

11. on the International Boundary, midwav between Thunder Bav and Winnipeg. There are excellent educational institutions and summer and winter facilities for recreation. THE PERSON: Qualificatioas as stated in the Child Welfare Act of Ontario. SALARY: Salary open to negotiation.

APPLY TO: MR. RONALD W. KING. CHAIRMAN PERSONNEL COMMITTEE, i P.O. Box 518.

Fort Frances, Ontario 5-19-c SEMI RETIRED OR RETIRED gentleman to assist approx, 2 hrs. psr day with janitorial duties at a downtown high-rise apartment block. Phone 244-1119, office hours only. 5-20-c WANTED 2 MEN WITH CARS TO do contact work for large organization. Applicants must be wiliing to be away from home four nights a week.

Above average earnings paid daily. See B. Kopas 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday only Patricia Hotel.

5-19-p WANTED Truck driver with 4 years semitrailer experience. Man with Furniture Moving experience preferred. WRITE BOX 1073. KINDERSLEY, SASK. 5-21-c AGENTS 12b WELDING SALES CAN YOU WELD? DO YOU HAVE SALES PERSONALITY? Are you considering changing jobs soon because your present position seems to be leading nowhere? AAA-1 international corporation has unexpected opening in its WELDING ALLOYS DIVISION.

This op-portunity is in Saskatoon and surrounding area selling lo protected accounts and affords an unlimited income based on repeat commission sales with a growth company listed on the NYSE. The man selected will cal! on manufacturers, institutions and government installations and should have some knowledge of welding. He should be ready to start as soon as possible and be looking for an opportunity for advancement into management. Intensive school and field training. Call Collect: HARRY ROULSTON (306) 382-3722 Thun, and 9.00 a.m.

to 9.00 p.m. Or send resume In confidence to Box 1895X. Star-Phoenix. 5-21-c FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 MAKE EASY Your own business, full or part-time. Easy to sell Pantv Hose.

Also socks fur the entire family, lighls. briefs or bikini' Panties, etc. Free instructions and color catalogue. Write todav: RES-LON HOSIERY LTD. 10383 Hebert Montreal North 459, Quebec 5-21-p x.

EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER. Part lime. Call Gordon Olson 244-5369. 5-20-C TO TAKE DOOR TO DOOR SURVEY from 9 12 noon, nothing to sell. Phone 242-3544 5-20-c SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST WANT-ed for doctors office.

Apply Box 190A. Star-Phoenix. 5-20-c WANTED FOR PERMANENT POSI-tion, short order grill cook capable of some waitress work. Must be clean, quick and able to take direction. Box 191 Star-Phoenix.

5-21-c SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY HAS openings for part-time sales ladies. Phone between 5 p.m. 7 m. 374-7240. 5-26-c GIRLS.

GIRLS. GIRLS. PART TIME telephone sales work evenings and Saturdays. Work from our downtown office. Call 2440137.

5-21-C IMMEDIATELY WANTED A WOMAN or girl to work at small motel till the end of October Must be clean and reliable. Abstainers preferred. Top wages, board and room provided. transportation wiU be paid Apply with phone number and particulars to: Box 249, Vermilion Bay. Ontario.

5-20-c LADIES EAR SALES GIRL RE-quired with bookkeeping ability. Appiy Fashion Fur. tf I.