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26 the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Monday, December 7, 1970 ARTICLES FOR SALE 25 (Continued) IN MEMORIAM (Continued) Index to Classifications Memoriam 4 Investment Properties 5CA Insurance 3A Listings Wanted 39 Livestock 33 Fonda arrested ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Actress Jane Fonda end six companions were arrested Saturday in a car reported stolen by Hertz Corp. employees, but police said it was just a mlxup. Police said Miss Fonda and her French companions had rented a car from Avis at Detroits Metro Airport but mistakenly drove away in a Hertz parked nearby. The group was stopped by police in Ann Arbor while making a college lecture tour.

No charges were filed. 2 BADGER THE PASSING OF MR. Georec Leslie Badger, age 53 yean. I of The Saskatoon Hotel. Saskatoon.

occurred at his residence on Dec. 5. The memorial service will be held on Tuesday. Dec. 8.

at 8 00 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. S. Dingwall Surviving are: two sisters, Mrs. Frank Peck (Mabel) of Montreal and Mrs.

L. P. Bucklev (Gladys) of Saskatoon; three brothers. Norman and Doug of Saskatoon, and Ronald of Calgary, Alberta Mr. Badger was predeceased by his mother and father, a brother.

Reg. in March of 1969 and a sister. Mrs. C. Johnston (Edith) in Nov 1969.

A resident of Saskatoon all nis life, Mr. Badger was born in Sutherland and took his schooling at the Sutherland School. He was with the Puritv Dairy for many years and the former Harold Smith service station At the time of his death he was employed at the Club Billiards. Mr. Baager bad willed his body for medical research.

Courtesv parking north of the Chapel 12-8-c FERTUCK THE DEATH OF MR. Michael Fertuck. age 85 years, of 328 Ave. north. Saskatoon, occurred In a Saskatoon hospital on Saturday.

December 5. 1970. The funeral service vtil be held on Wednesday Dec. 9th at 9 30 am. from Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral, conducted by Rev H.

Udod A prayer service will be held at Westwood Funeral Chapel Tuesday evening at 8.00 p.m. Surviving are: his loving wife, Annie; two daughters. Mrs. A. Kathleen Antonenko.

Ridgedale, Mrs S. (Mary) Meissner. Prince Albert; four sons, John. Sonningdale. William.

Struan. George. Duperow. James. Sonningdale.

18 grandchildren: one great grandchild; three sisters. Mrs. Vera Danyliuk, Struan. Mrs G. (Nellie) Masteile, Saskatoon, Mrs.

T. (Nettie) Beregnie, Biggar, Sask. He was predeceased by one daughter, three sisters and two brothers. The late Mr. Fertuck was born in the Ukraine and came to Canada in 1905 He homesteaded in the Struan.

Sask district where he farmed until retiring in 1950. Mr. Fertuck had lived in Saskatoon for the past 20 vears. Interment will take place in the Ukrainian Orthodox Section, Wood-lawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel.

12-9-C HENDERSON THE DEATH OF Dalton Henderson of 220 5th Street. East Saskatoon occurred on December 2nd. 1970. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday. December 8th at 2 pm.

from McKagues Funeral Home, surviving are two slaters. Mrs. Velma Preston of Cam-duff, Sask and Mrs. Bernice Walker of Edmonton. Mr.

Henderson was predeceased by tils wife. Eleanor oa March 22nd. 1963. Mr. Henderson served overseas In World War One.

Interment til the family plot In Vancouver. B.C. 12-8-0 UNRAU THE PASSING OF PETER W. Unrau, age 55 years, of Pierce-Iand, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital oa Dec 5. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday.

Dec. 9. at 2.00 p.m. from the United Church at Pierceland, conducted by Rev. Henry Reddekopp.

Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge Surviving are: three brothers. William of Saskatoon. John of Pierceland. and Jake of Edmonton. Alberta Born in Blaine Lake.

Mr. Unrau took Ms schooling at Uarthland School. In the late 1 950s he moved to the Pierce-land district where be had resided until his passing. Interment wiU be made in the Pierceland Cemetery. 12-8-c VonHAGEN THE DEATH OF Julius George William VonHagen.

age 76 years, of 219 Ave F. South. Saskatoon. occurred in local hospital on December 5th. 1970.

The funeral service will be held on Tuesday. Dec 8 at 3.30 p.m. from McKagues Funeral Home, conducted by Archdeacon H. W. Brandrick.

Surviving are: three daughters. Mrs. E. (Phyllis) War-nock, Nipawin. Mrs.

M. (Shirley) Lee, Saskatoon, and Mrs, C. (June) Koloskj, Rossburn. five sons. Elmore.

Winnipeg. Wallace, Montreal, Dale. Cold Lake, Alberta and Garrv and Lee of Saskatoon: 27 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr VonHagen was predeceased bv his wife. Hazel Mae.

on July 12, 1969, also three sisters and four brothers Mr. VonHagen was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on June 28, 1894, moving to Elkton, Wis. in 1898. In 1910 he moved to Canada to Kalvwhurst near Vidora. and lived there until his marriage to Hazel Mae Pringle in 1920.

After homesteading in the Vidora district thev moved to the U.S.A for seven years, returning to Minto. then resided at CrackneU. Manitoba until 3945 when they made their home in Rossburn. In 1957 they moved to Saskatoon. When Mr VonHagen retired from the National Gram Co in 1962.

they continued to reside in Saskatoon. Interment will be made in the family plot. Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of the Funeral Home. 3rd Ave.

and 20th Street 12-8-c FUNERALS DEATHS (Continued 23 ESTON-ELROSE SCHOOL UNIT NO. 33 FRENCH TEACHER Invites applications for the following teaching position. Duties to commence Dec. 14. 1970 Eston High School.

20 teachers on staff, (a) French division 3. with Social Studiea 9. Apply stating certificate, experience, age. references, name of last superintendent to Box 430. Elrose.

Sask. 12-8-c DAVIDSON SCHOOL UNIT NO. 31 will require a teacher for Grades 4 5 and 6 (enrolment 27 at Ha-warden. duties to commence January 4. 1971.

Hawarden is a 5-room school, grades i to 10. Total enrolment no. Apply giving details of qualifications. experience, references, etc. to; C.

W. Wolff. 5 cret arv-T re as ure r. Davidson School Unit No. 31.

Davidson. Saskatchewan. 12-8-c-s PARKLAND S.U. NO. 63 Invites applications for a teaching position at Shellbrook (30 teachers on staff).

Grades to XII typing and bookkeeping. Grade VlII English. Apply by phone to: MR. N. STADNYK.

SECRETARY-TREASURER. SHELLBROOK. SASK. 747-2438 12-14-C KINDERSLEY COMPOSITE SCHOOL requires a teacher for the Division 3 Life. Earth and Space program with duties to commence on January 4th, 1971.

An interview mav be required. Apply giving full particulars to; Kinderstey School Unit No. 34, Box 1209. Kinderelev. Sask.

Phone: 463-2723. 12-8-c SHAMROCK SCHOOL UNIT NO. 33 REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS: A. FOAM LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16 teachers on staff. (a) Music Specialist main duties to teach music in Division 1 and 11 using Making Music Your OwnT series.

Home room Division II. Year III. Duties to commence on January 4. 1971. b) Division Year HI teacher.

Duties to commence February 1971. Apply stating qualifications, experience. and name of last Superintendent to N. Federko Secretary-Treasurer. FOAM LAKE.

Saskatchewan. 12-11 -c GULL LAKE SCHOOL UNIT NO. 16 requires a teacher with service beginning January 4. 1971. TOMPKINS One Division III Social and English teacher (Physical Education would be an asset).

Applv to: K. E. Janies. Secretary-Treasurer, Gull Lake School Unit No. 18.

Gull Lake. Saskatchewan. 12-9-c KINISTINO SCHOOL UNIT NO. 55 requires the following teacher for the Spring term commencing January 4. 1971: Principal for the Village of Yellow Creek School Subjects Phvsics and Chemistry Grade 11 and 12.

Social Studies Grades 10 and 11. Geometry Grade 10. Science Grade 9. This is a modem school with 7.5 teachers on staff. Grades taught 1 to 12.

Apply stating qualifications, experience and name of last Superintendent to Mrs. G. M. Rannie. Secretary-Treasurer.

Kinistino, Sask. 12-10-c DETECTIVE SECURITY 23A FLAMAN DETECTIVE SECURITY Agency. 652-8570. Box 362. Saskatoon.

Specializing in divorce work xtf BELFER SERVICES. INVESTIGATION Security. 382-1547. Box 123. Saskatoon.

xtf PERSONAL 24 TV RENTALS AND PURCHASE PLAN HARMONY CENTRE 653-4443 m-U-23-c REMEMBER. 8TH ST MARTINIZING fur vour sewing and alterations, xtf REWEAVING DONE at 419 Ave. H. north. No evening calls.

xtf ALTERATIONS. FUR COATS. SUITS, dresses, skirts. 6530291. Lome Ave.

xtf COUNTRY KINGS Versatile music, all occasions. 382-4715; 242-1485. m-l2-24-p STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS DE-liver. 2805 Clarence Ave. 343-7197.

xtf Trusses, Surgical Supports Elastic hosiery for ladies or men. Fitted bv experienced fitters. PINDERS DRUG STORE Gnr. 21st St. and 2nd Ave.

South xtf THE WESOLOWSKI FAMILY (CAN-adian Westernaires), versatile music for all occasions. 373-1332. 12-ll-p WALL WASHING SERVICE. RUGS and furniture cleaned. 652-8771.

xtf GUITAR LESSONS. IMMEDIATE EN-rollment. private, located on Preston Avenue. 374-3519 before 7 p.m. m-l2-17-c BEER AND SOFT DRINK BOTTI pick-up service.

244-6634. m-12-l0-c FOR GOOD BANQUETS. RECEP-tions and private parties. Phone the Elite Restaurant 244-4201, tf CLOTHING RENTALS Suits, tuxedos and w'htte formal Jackets for rent. Everything In stock.

24-hour service. Dorn's Mens Wear. Midtown Plaza. 244-8221. Xtf SANTA CLAUS SUIT FOR RENT.

374-3584. m-12-28-p SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA OR AL-lergies. Contact Rexair, 343-0332. m-l2-26-c HAVE YOUR CARDS READ FOR I amusement. Phone 652-4253 m-1 2-29 -p DIAL AGENCIES 343-1 6-18.

SPECIAL-izes in renting homes, suites, etc. m12-l6-c HOUSEHOLD MOVING. $6.00 HOUR. Iv. Davs 242-1077.

evenings 373-1431 tf CENTENNIALS 5 VARIETY MUSIC for anv occasion. Contact 382-6611. m-12-iO-p USE and READ the WANT ADS You Just can't beat the Star-Phoenix Classified Section for fast results and if youre In the buying market, check It daily for an amazing variety and selection you re bound to find just what you're looking fur. To Place YOUR Want Ad Phone 653-2100 TEACHERS (Continued) a RE: 906 Acreage. Acreage Industrial Agents Articles For Sale Articles Wanted Auto Repairs St Accessories 73 Autos 6 Trucks Wanted 72 61 12B 25 6 71 71A Autos For Sale Auto Finance Babysitting 13C Bank Loans 6S B.C.

Properties 2 Births 1 Bicycles A Motorcycles 28 Board As Room 56 Board St Room Wanted 57 Boats St Accessories 2SA Business Opportunities 69 Bustness St Prof. Directory 76 Buildings 43A Card of Thanks 5 Coal Sc Wood 32 Coins St Stamps 24A 2 23 A 13B 13A 15 Deaths Detective Security Domestic Help Wanted Farm Lands For Sals Farms Wanted 59 Feed St Seed 35 Female Help Wanted 13 Female Instruction Female Situations Wanted Financial 66 Florists 8 Funerals 3 Funeral Directors 7 Furnishings 25A Furniture Rentals 23B Garages and Parking 47 Gardening 35A Garden Produce 34 Help Wanted (Male-Female) 16 Hospital Personnel 16 A Hotels-Motels 68 Houses For Rent (Furnished) 45 Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 46 Houses For Sale 44 Houses Wanted 49 Investments 50 TRADE SCHOOLS (MALE) 12a, RADIO COLLEGE OF CANADA TV General Electronics Electronic Engineering Technology 516 12th Saskatoon 652-5390 xtf FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 BARMAID REQUIRED FOR SHER-aton Cavalier Riviera room. Apply in person between 1-4 p.m. 12-8-c EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER wanted Immediately, good wages plus percentage. Also very good place to room and board for low price.

Apply Box 3572X, Star-Phoenix. 12-9-c WANTED: FULL TIME OR PART- time hostess cashier for Saskatoon's most elegant diningroom Ph. between 4-5 p.m. 652-70U for Interview. 12-10-c SALES GIRLS WANTED.

COMMISSION or salary. Phone between 5-7 p.m., 242-6716. 12-fl-C AVON CALLING YOU FOR AN Excellent earning opportunity in your own neighborhood. High earnings, many new friends and pleasures. Call now: Ter.

Nutana. West Side. Brevoort Park. Call at once. Mrs.

M. Roine. 242-6296. 12-iO-c MEDICAL SECRETARY FOR Doctors office. Must be experienced.

Good tvpist. Bookkeeping an asset. Apply Box 462C Star-Phoenix. 12-14-c DOMESTIC HELP 13b FREE ROOM AND BOARD IN Exchange for light housekeeping duties. 1 child welcome.

Box 1567X Star-Phoemx. 12-15-c BABYSITTER HOUSEKEEPER TO live in. Nutana area. Two children ages 2 and 4 Wages negotiable. Phone for interview.

374-4441; evenings 653-1173. 12-9-c MATURE. MIDDLE AGED LADY RE-qulred to care for 3 boys, come in or live in. Immediate employment. 652-5891 before 3 pm.

12-9-0 TEACHER LIVING IN CITY PARK wants mature woman to come in by day. Good pay. 652-6303 after 6. 12-8-c BABYSITTING 13c TREASURE NURSERY 709 CUM-berland Ave. Dav care for children 2-5 years 374-6447; 343-0973.

tn-l-4-c LICENSED DAY NURSERY FOR working mothers' children. 382-0229 after 5 p.m. Massey Place. m-12 24-c Saskatoon Daycare Centre Serving all areas. I-ow rates.

Transportation available. 652-6973. m-12-29-c PETER PAN KIDDIE CENTRE. 813 Broadway. Dav care for children.

242-7939. 653-4792 m-12-14c RETIRED NURSE WILL LIVE IN, babysit. Mon. Fri. 652-5564.

12-8-c MALE SITS WANTED 14 SNOW SHOVELLING. DRIVEWAYS, sidewalks. Phone Bill, 653-1814 or Lyle. 373-3051 12-9-d WILL SHOVEL SNOW OFF SIDE-walks and driveways. Phone 382-7210.

12-8-c FEMALE SITS. WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED LADY WILL DO many types of work during days or evenings. 382-6656. 12-18-p HELP WTD. Male, Female 16 180 Suite High Rise Apartment In Edmonton.

Alberta, requires experienced couple as full time resident managers. Reply stating ace. education, experience and present employment to 1568X. Star-Pboemx 12-U-C MEN. WOMEN.

STUDENTS: EARN money for Christmas, full or part time work valuable, protected territories now open. 242-2860. 12-9-c WANTED: LIVE-IN COUPLE. HIGH RISE. CALL UNIVERSAL REALTY.

652-7737 12-10-c HOSPITAL PERSONNEL 16a REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY ONE registered nurse for 20 bed hospital located in north eastern Saskatchewan. Meals and residence accommodation available at $52.50 per month. Registered pension plan in effect. Salary in accordance to S.H.SP. and S.R.N.A.

schedule. Apply to Miss F. Waite, Director of Nursing Carrot River Union Hospital. Carrot River. Saskatchewan.

U-5-c REQUIRED DECEMBER 15. ONE registered nurse for 14 bed hospital. Meals and residence accommodation available for $52.50 per month. Salary in accordance with R. A schedule.

Apply to G. Anderson, chairman. Kincaid. Sask. 12-8-c PHYSIOTHERAPIST MALE OR FEMALE A fully qualified physiotherapist Ls required for a modern.

42-bed hospital with a well equipped department providing both in patient and mil patient services. Excellent fringe benefits. Salary commensurate with experience Apply to the Administrator. UNION HOSPITAL, Assiniboia, Sask. 12-10 MALE-FEMALE INSTRUC.

19a! FOR A CAREER IN COMPUTERS TRAIN NOW WITH McKAY TECHNICAL Career Bulletin)? Courses In Data Prooesslni? i Programming, Operation) IBM Keypunch Incliicting Verifiers and Mohawk encoders (tape). Electronics machine accounting (NCR Burroughs). More hours, more modern eoulp ntent Insures the finest training available. 3rd generation system equipment on premises for Hands-on training. Aptitude testing.

Graduate Placement assislance Box 1550X, Star-Phoenix In Loans Lost Lots Lots Male Male Male Money Pet Real Swap Tires 24 MINUS ONE CLUB ARE HOLDING their annual Christmas Dance on December H. Friday, at 9:00 p.m. at the Suburban. Come and bring guest For further Information phone 343-6535 or 374-9253. 12-14-C GOOD ORCHESTRA WEDDINGS, banquets, etc.

343-0458. 343-9093. xtf READ CARDS AT HOME AND social events Ph. 653-2312 m-12-28-p COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE Compensation Board (Accident Fund Act should be directed to: Injured Workers Association 416 21st E. 242-9884.

m-l-2-C TOPS SEA FOOD Victoria now open for business Specialties Scallops Fish and Chips. Crab snacks, etc. Free beverage (limited) 653-4838, Our motto: 'Fresh As If We Caught It Ourselves. 12-8-c EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS AND alterations. Guaranteed work.

373-2638. 12-8-c MAGIC SHOW. THE BEST ENTER-tainment for your Christmas party. Fred Read. 874-1050.

12-8-c HOLIDAY MAGIC COSMETICS SOLD and delivered. Phone 374-1587. 12-8-c GENTLEMAN. 32. WOULD LIKE TO meet lady between 25-35 years.

Snap appreciated. Object matrimony. Box 1575X. Star-Phoenix. 12-18-p SEND A BASKET TO A FRIEND.

Fruit bars, cheese, drinks. Remember your shut-in friend. 374-2221. 373-0848. 12-8-c MOVING: IN OR OUT OF TOWN.

Free estimates, reasonable rates. 652-4328. m-l-5-p YOU CAM ALWAYS BUY THE latest edition of the Saskatoon Star-Phoenlx at the main entrance of new Star-Phoenix building. 204 5tb north. 12-8-c-s CEDAR VILLA NURSING CENTRE An affiliate of SHERBROOKE NURSING HOME NOW OPEN 172-BED NURSING CENTRE IS ESPECIALLY DESIGNED TO PROVIDE Nursing care for the aged.

Nursing care for the chronically ill and convalescent of all ages. Day care short term convalescent and holiday care. Physiotherapy services and recreational activities. REGISTERED NURSES ON DUTY 24 HOURS DOCTOR ON CALL 24 HOURS FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Exe. Admin.

MRS. C. BRUCE (Re. Nurse) CEDAR VILLA NURSING CENTRE 301 ACADIA DRIVE. 374-7955 SASKATOON OR SHERBROOKE NURSING HOME 401 ACADIA DRIVE.

374-6691 SASKATOON 12-8-C-S ARTHUR HULL DUPLICATING SER-vlce Limited. 121 107th St. 374-6259. xtf COINS AND STAMPS 24a CASH FOR YOUR COINS Saskatoon Coin and Stamp Centre. 222 3rd SouLb.

242-4611. xlf ARTICLES FOR SALE 25 TENTS. TARPAULINS FOR SALE Camping equipment for rent. Denham Awning Makers. 309 33rd W.

xtf WEDDING DRESS SIZE 9-10. 1 MO. old. Navy blue wool suit, size 9-10. 373-2843.

12-8-c 9x12 RUG. GIRLS PARKA. SIZE 8-12. 242-0382. 12-U-C FALL SPECIALS ON OIL FIRED FUH-naces.

Wyatt Plumbing and Heating 202 Ave. N. 242-9727. m-ll-13-c ANTIQUES. FURNITURE.

DISHES, trunks. Indefinite Article. 822 Victoria. m-12-24-c IF YOU DONT MIND PAYING LESS COME TO BUY-RITE THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE IT COSTS NOTHING TO LOOK. YOU ARE SURE TO NOTICE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR POCKET BOOK.

NO MONEY DOWN. FREE DELIVERY, AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. HERES A FEW EXAMPLES OF DIRECT FROM WAREHOUSE TO YOU BARGAINS. HUNDREDS MORE NOT LISTED HERE. NEW DISCONTINUED LINES, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED OR SOILED FLOOR MODELS AND FREIGHT DAMAGED TTEMS AND BIG SELECTION OF TRADE INS OF USED ITEMS.

COME AND ENQUIRE FREELY. ABSOLUTELY NO HIGH PRESSURE OR OBLIGATION WE NEVER SELL ANYTHING AS-IS. REGARDLESS OF PRICE. UNCONDITIONAL SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED GUARANTEE APPLIES Smoke stands. Reg.

to $14.00 $4.95 Dayniter sofas $59.00 Sofa A chair. Danish modem $99.00 Large hostess chairs $14.95 Large, swivel rockers $29.93 New 39 continentals combination mattress and base $44.50 New 54 mattress St base. Reg. $99. 2 pee.

$59.00 Huge selection of lamps, all discounted by 35 End tables coffee tables, solid construction, arborite tups. large sizes 911.95 ea. AU floor slock TV, black white color, 108 above factory costs. All floor mode! stereo combinations, AM-FM radios, record player 1970 models, 108 above factory cost. Floor model fridges, ranges, auto washers dryers.

10co above factory cost. 1970 models. Flour model 2 pee. sofa chair, several styles, and 3 pee. sectionals open to offers.

Come make us an offer. If it's reasonable to you and to us, you're likely to buy exactly hat you want at a price you want to pay. BUY-RITE FURNITURE LTD. THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 132 Idylwyld South Phone 244-0144 BACK OF MIDTOWN PLAZA JUST BEHIND EATON'S OR SIMPSONS STORE HOURS: Sat. 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Thurs. 9 a.m. to 9 p.ni. FREE PARKING Plenty of free parking next to our building 1 block north of 20th Street, across from Main Fire Hall, behind Simpsona-Sears, Eatons and Auditorium.

12-14-c VACUUM BAGS FOR ALL MODELS, ed service. D.m. 12-9-c-s 24" LEONARD ELECTRIC RANGE: 11.0 Leonard refrigerator. Emerson: S-wav combination. All are in good working condition.

Appearance like new. Will deliver. 374-1295. 12-10-c TACKS. SIZE 8.

LOTS OF BLADE. Asking very reasonable price. 382-2697. 12-9-p SEWING MACHINES Guaranteed Service AH Makes F.lna. Singer.

White, Domestic. Piedmont Zenith. Coronado. Japanese Free Estimates Dav or Night NECCHl SEWING CENTRE- 2429019 xtf POUR YOUR FLOOR. COUNTER OR table top in beautiful liquid marble.

653-4542. xtf OZITE AND CARPET SALE: OZITE 93.33 per sq. Carpet with 5 vear cuarrantv, $4.99 per sq. vd. Wells Paint, 620 Broadway 653-1012.

12-10-c PERSONAL (Continued) GOOD 99c. chops fowl USED VACUUMS. GUARAN-teed for I year. 242 -266. tf STANDARD MEAT LTD.

Fronts of beef. 49c; sides 59c; hinds Sides of pork. 29c. 19 lb. lots: ground beef 94.95; patues 95.95; pork beef sausage 94.95; pork ribiets $2.95.

Chicken cut up $4 95: 93.95; wieners 94.95. Many other specials not listed. Budget plan available. We deliver. 131 20th SL, West.

652-5515. if BOOKS. TAPES. RECORDS Bought, eo)d. exchanged.

Books Unlimited. 225,4 22nd. Last 652-7636. m-129-c MIDTOWN USED FURNITURE. 218 Ave.

B. So. Phone 52-3608. xtf SKATES CHRISTMAS BICYCLES -clearing ail bicycles, trades accepted. See Joes, it pavs.

Joes Cycle A Automotive. 229 20th W. m-12-28c GAMES: TIP-JT. ROULETTE. HANDS-Down, etc.

374-3869. 12-14-p CB20 FIVE CHANNEL TWO-WAY radio with antenna, small refrigerators, rangette. oil burning unit. Singer treadle sewing machine, buttonhole maker. 242-9738.

12-8-c HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: FREEZ- er. fridge, stove, chesterfield suite, two beds, coffee, end tables. 32-5245. 12-b-c HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BED room suite, deep freeze, wringer washer, tables end tables, coffee tables).

TV. 373-3337. 12-ll-c CHROME TABLE AND 4 SWIVEL chairs. 2 years old. Call 382-5821 after 5:30 p.m.

12-8-c PRICES REDUCED! GOOD USED TVs. savings on amplifiers, tape recorders. speakers, stereos. Sc color TVs Harmony Centre. 100 3rd Ave.

S. m-12-23c FULL LENGTH MUSKRAT COAT. 374-5481 after 7. 12-8-c 1969 FRIGIDAIRE WASHER SPIN dryer. Call 242-2189 after 6.

12-8-c LOCAL HONEY. R. SWANNIE. 3306 Dieppe 382-4240. xlf LIVER Now at last In tablet form.

Northern Health Foods Ltd. Two stores to serve vou. 304 4lh Ave. N. 242-1722 209 20th SL 244-7877.

Free literature. m-l-i-c USED RADIOS TV SETS. GUNS, record players, sewing machines, misc. Bargains on new mechanics tools Cash for articles of value. Option Shop.

306 22nd St. 242-7441. m-12-30-c CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE. NOR- i them Pine and Blue Spruce, all sires up to 4. Apply 209 Whitnev south.

12-8-c TOPS SEA FOOD 906 Victoria Ave. now open for bail- 5 ness. Specialties: Scallops. Fish and Chips, Crab Snacks, etc. Free bever- jl age (limited) 653-4838.

Our motto: Fresh as if we caught It ourselves. i 12-8-c 2 rm- 1 MACGOWAN OLD WARES AND AN tiques We buv aud sell old furrn- ture. colored and pressed glass, china. silver, copper, and other interesting items 908 Victoria Ave. Saskatoon.

652-6183. m-12-28-c YOUR ONLY V.I.P. STORE HI-Grade Furniture, now your authorized General Electric dealer. See G.E. products on display 12-8-c-s ROSE BOWL FLOWERS.

332 20TH Street, west. Fresh cut flowers for all occasions. Personal attention to funeral tributes For city-wide delivery. Phone 244-1122. 12-14-c-s RUMPUS ROOMS! Material for 12 20' room.

Strapping, 2x4 studs. Insulation, polythene. 1x3 strapping, ceiling tiles, staples, cove mold, base, wall panels, door door frame trim, hardware, assorted nails, li6 vinyl floor tile and adhesive. Price: 9268.00. Financing can be arranged.

A. L. ADAMS LUMBER CO. LTD. 1944 St.

George Saskatoon When it's Lumber Call our NUMBER' 652-5393 12-8-c-s SINGER TUNE UP A CHECK ON TIME SAVES NINE! Only 84.95 for Singers 9 point tune up on your sewing machine any sewing machine, not lust a Singer right in your own home. Checking Includes adjusting belt tension: electrical connections: feeding mechanism: Needle Insertion. Machine and motor are lubricated and the Bobbin case is vacuumed. And you test run the machine at the finish. Call your local Singer Center Singer Whats new for tomorrow is at SINGER today! MIDTOWN PLAZA 12-9-c NEW.

USED AND REUPHOLSTERED furniture for sale. 652-6363. Rite-Way Upholstery. m-12-14-c 30 ELECTRIC STOVE. YEARS old.

excellent condition; 9 cu ft. fridge: 21" TV. 373-2069 11-8-c SINGER PORTABLE. EXCELLENT condition. Perfect Christmas gift.

8S0 with atlachements aud button-holer. 652-5970. 12-1 1-D STOVE AND FRIDGE. VERY GOOD shape, only 8175. Washing machine, shoe repair finisher.

244-7335. 12-9-c WATER SOFTENER. AQUALINE. Used very little. Like new.

What offers? 382-2251. 12-9-c "BUILDERS PRE-FINISHED WALNUT AND CHERRY PANELS ISEC.) PER SHEET 2.95 CEILING BOARD. PREFINISHED. 4x4 2.15 SEC 4x4 150 SANDED CHIPBOARD. 4x8 225 PARTICLE BOARD.

4x8 4.75 PARTICLE BOARD 3.25 HARDBOARD. 4x8 1.75 HARDBOARD. 4x8 2.59 PREFINISHED MAGOGANY. 4x8 3.39 STUDS. 2x4 7 9 EACH 35 2x4 7'9 EACH 39 2x3 S' EACH 23 2x3 7 EACH 20 2x4 EACH 28 2X2 SPECIAL, EACH 22c 2x2 7 EACH 18 2x2 6 EACH 15 4x8 INSUL BOARD PER SHEET 1.45 SHINGLES.

PER SQUARE 8.90 FLOOR TILE. VINYL ASBESTOS 12x12. EACH 14 CEILING TILE. PER CARTON 64 SO FT 8.25 DOORS. CLOSETS, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR.

COMBINATION. IMPERFECTIONS GREATLY REDUCED. Open Till 5.30 p.m. Saturday 5.00 p.m. J.

H. ENTERPRISES LTD. AIRPORT PHONE 652-5322 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS. ORNAMENTS, gifts, dtshes Christmas cards. lamps.

other articles 652-4500. 12-10-c STUDENTS DESKS. OFFICE DESKS. 4 5. 6-drawer chests.

Made to order cabinets our specially. Custom buill cabinets 382-3351. 3210 Dieppe St. xii FOR GOOD SELECTION NEW USED furniture see Baker 242-17U7. xU LILLIANS INTERIORS.

150B 2ND North (Lane entrance). Yom best buy in town. Quality draperies in stock at price or less. Hurry! m-12-18c AUTOMATIC POWER HUMIDIFIERS Wyatt Plumbing and Heating Ltd. Phune 242-9727.

m-12-I4-c USED PORTABLE SEWING MA-chine. $29 and up. Necchi Sewini Centre. 242-9019 12-19 SHORT PERSIAN LAMB JACKET wllli Saber mink collar. 8300 Cal' before 2:30.

652-6350. iI-8-t THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY I of verses for vour convenience in making up vour In Memoriam. i Kmdiv inquire at the desk. xtf i FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME M. McKague J.

McKague D. A. Newheging Phone 242-3131 3o0 3rd S. xtf PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Btnklev Donald Somers 311 3rd No.

Phone 244-2103 xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Pae J. Murdock Terr? Mlchayluk Phone 633-3434 20th N. xtf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAL'RIE Ph.

244-5377 338 4th N. xtf FLORISTS 8 FRANK J. DOWDING FLORIST LTD. 234 2nd Ave. S.

(Opposite Odeon Theatre). Ph. 632-6272 dav and night. xtf LOST AND FOUND 10 MISSING FOR SEVERAL WEEKS large white, male cat. Mt.

Royal or Caswell. 652-1757 evenings. 12-8-c IF YOU HAVE LOST YOUR PET check with the S.P.C.A. 374-8101. xtf MALE HELP WANTED 12 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANT-ed.

continuous training program. Call manager. Lily Agencies for a personal interview. 652-4006. TAXI DRIVERS Required full and part time.

Phone 653-2775 or Apply DIAMOND CAB OFFICE m-12-lfl-c POWER LINEMEN Experienced. Apply Belcourt Construction 9805 62 Avenue. Edmonton. Alberta Phone 434-9679. 12-9-c SALESMAN WANTED FOR A COM-plete line of Mens outerwear for Saskatchewan territory Accouuts active for 25 years.

References required. Box 1571X. Star-Phoenix. 12-10-C COMPLIANCE INSPECTOR CAREER OPPORTUNITY Canadas Housing Agency has an attractive opening for a compliance inspector in its Saskatoon office. This position will be of Interest to an intelligent ambitious young man who has at least senior matriculation.

Previous construction experience. University or Technical training in engineering would be an asset. Duties Involve the reviewing of plans and specifications, physical Inspection of buildings, and related administrative duties. The applicant must havea car as this position will require considerable travelling Excellent starting salary and benefits. Submit resume marked Confidential to: W.

O. LABRECHE, Branch Engineer, Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, P.O. Box 1107, 440 2nd Avenue, North 12-8-c St. 12-8-c REQUIRES BUILDING INSPECTOR A Building Inspector is required by the Cltv of Saskatoon to make periodic inspections of buildings under construction in various areas of the CUv. WlU be required to record inspections and direct corrections where required, as well as prepare weekly progress reports and special reports concerning Building and Zoning Regulations and violations or complaints.

Applicants MUST possess Journeyman Carpenter status and be experienced and fuilv knowledgeable in the Building Construction trade. A private car is required for which an allowance Is paid. Salary: 9346.00 to 9570.00 per month. Apply to Personnel Office. City Hall.

Saskatoon. 12-8-c FULLY EXPERIENCED MAN FOR mixed farming operation Permanent Saskatoon area. References appreciated. Box 1564X Star-Phoenix. 12-8-c Office Machine Service Manager or Manager Trainee.

Experience necessary on Olivetti Underwood Calculators and Typewrtters. If you have the qualifications. Servica Management experience not necessary. Staff of 2 to supervise. Salary.

Bonus and Commissions presently equalling over $8,000 per year. A good potential for the right man. Write: DOWfES STATIONERY LTD. 17 3RD NORTH. YORKTON.

SASK 12-8-c CAREER OPPORTUNITY A well established business machine ftrm requires an experienced representative to sell a leading line of typewriters and calculators. Tills Ls a challenging position offering outstanding earning opportunity to a man with experience in this field Salary, commission, car allowance and expenses. REPLY TO BOX 1573X STAR-PIIOENIX 12-8-c WANTED FIRST CLASS ELECTRICIANS Rate 94.32,a per hour, 40-hour week. Scheduled overtime at tune and a half. Housing 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 IND. RELATIONS, Sherritt Gordon Mines Limited, LYNN LAKE, MANITOBA 12 9-c I Wanted 64 St Found 19 Wanted 41 49 For Sale Machinery Sc Repairs 30 Help Wanted 12 Instructions 19 Male-Female Instruction 19A Situations Wanted 14 Marriage Licenses Miscellaneous 9 to Loan 63 Monuments 9 Musical Instruments 26A Painting 2iA Persoual 24 Stock 37 Plumbing 22A Poultry St Eggs 36 Estate 43 Roofing.

Eavestroughs 22 Rooms Furnished 53 Rooms Unfurnished 54 Rooms (Furnished St Unfur.) 54 A Rooms Wanted 55 Situations Wtd (Male-Female) 17 Snowmobiles 70A Snowmobile Accessories 70B Stores Offices 52 Storage Space 38 Suites. Furnished 51 Suites. Unfurnished SlA Suites rFumished-Unfur.) 51B Suites Wanted 52 Summer Resorts 27 31 Teachers Wanted 23 St Vulcanizing 74 Trades A Professions 21 Trailers 70 Warehouse Space 42 Weddings 1A Winter Resorts 2A TRADES PROFESSIONS 21 MARTINS CONCRETE CONTRACT-mg. Phone 382-0737. xtf RUBBISH REMOVAL.

SEREDA. 633-3522. xtf City Carpet Cleaning Co. Established 1918. 103 Ave.

E. So. Rugs, Upholstery. Reweavlng. 242-2648.

xtf INSULATION. ROOFING. EAVES-trouehing, cement work, painting chimneys. Repairs of any kind. Guaranteed work.

Free estimates. Absolute Builders. 242-2912 xtf SOIL. TREE, GARBAGE REMOVAL Hagan. 242-8556 meal-time xtf SNOW BLOWING SIDEWALKS.

DRIVE-ways. etc. $4 and up. 374-5195. 12-14-p WEST MASONRY CONTRACTORS, blocks, bricks, basements, aster, atone fireplaces.

City, rural. 382-3252. xtf HAVE YOUR MEAT CUT, GROUND, and wrapped. 653-4469 after 5. m-12-22-c WILL DO LIGHT DELIVERY AND clean-up.

Phone 652-0153. m-10-8-c VACUUM HOSES REPAIRED. $1.50. Free pick-up and delivery. 242-9266 if REMODELLING, RUMPUS ROOMS, garages, concrete work.

244-5348. xtf TERRA CEMENT SERVICES LTD. Residential and commercial floors and basement repairs. 242-2398. m-12-17-c SNOW REMOVAL AND DRAYING.

Phone 653-3522 m-12-14-c TEXTURED CEILINGS. SPECIALTY drywalling, plaster repairs. 244-5348. m-i2-i7-p JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER. REC moms cabinets, dividers, remodelling, fences, garages.

652-4978. m-l-8-c GILBERT AND MARTIN CONCRETE CONTRACTING 652-3283 xtf HALS ELECTRIC 332-7234 m-12-26-c WILL FIX IT: CARPENTRY. MAS- onry none too small. 242-2983. m-l-7-c WALL WASHING SERVICE: RUGS and furniture cleaned.

652-8771. xtf SEE US FOR RUMPUS ROOMS. RE-novating. additions or garage built on vour lot. Carpenters available at lower costs this time of year.

J. H. Enterprises Ltd. Phone 652-5322. m-l-2-c CAMPBELLS TRANSFER Furniture moving and garbage removal.

382-5044 3821666. m-l2-24-c RELIABLE CARPENTER WILL DO recreation rooms, home alterations, kitchen cabinets and all other types of construction work. Free estimates. 14 years experience. Phone 382-3547.

12-8-c FR ANSON KOSTUK CONST. LTD. House additions, garages, remodelling, all types of repairs. 374-9669. m-12-17-c HANDYMAN WILL DO LIGHT CAR-pentry.

basement rooms, remodeling, painting. Ph. 242-2202. 12-9-p DIAMOND RADIO AND TV SERVICE. $2.50 a call.

24 hour service. 653-1186. 12-1 7-c SPRAYED TEXTURE CEILINGS with glitter, also taping, city or country. Job guaranteed Reasonable. 382-8888.

12-19-c SNOW REMOVAL. COMMERCIAL AND residential. Free estimates. 652-4328. m-l-5-p PAINTING 21a STAN L.

HILDEBRANDT. PAINTING and decorating. Phone 653-1197. m-12-14-p FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING, city, country. Call Upper 242-9174.

xtf PAINTING. WALLPAPERING. CALL Nick aud Marlene. 382-6656 mornings, noon or evening. Free estimates.

m-12-29-c JENSENS PAINTING. DECORATING, plaster repairs, spray painting, texture celling. Sandblasting, all types 382-6424. xtf EXPERIENCED PAINTER EXTER-jor. interior, also wallpapering.

Clean workmanship. Guaranteed. 242-4930. ml2-23-c REDECORATE FOR CHRISTMAS! Call Lloyd Spark. 343-0221.

12-8-c PAINTING. INTERIOR. EXTERIOR Reasonable rates. 374-2583. xtf PAINTING.

10 PER room. Phone 382-4170. AVERAGE 12-ll-p RELIABLE MAN WANTS PAINTING jobs. Phone 242-8394. 12-8-c ROOFING, EAVESTROUGHS 22 ROY LORAAS ROOFING CO.

LTD. RE-ROOFING SPECIALISTS. 374-4533 xtf Saskatoon Eavestroughing Free estimates. Guaranteed job. Call Mike.

382-6395. Xtf ROOFING ANT) EAVESTROUGHING. New or repairs of anv kind. Guaranteed Absolute Builders 242-2912. m-l-5-c MIDWEST ROOFERS LTD.

PHONE 374-9312 PLUMBING 22a FOR PLUMBING REPAIRING AND service, call Ed 244-0047 anytime. xtf PLUMBING AND HEATING AT small shop rates. Ace (Saskatoon) Plumbing and Heating. 632-4455. xtf TEACHERS 23 ATTENTION UNEMPLOYED TEACHERS if vou have been unable to find a teaching position, please contact vour STF office.

In vour letter slate your name address experience qualifications date and location of last position held reason for leaving last portion if you are prepared to move if offered a position We are anxious to determine whether a surplus of teachers exists, and will be prepared to circulate lists of unemployed teachers to potential employers. The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Bux 1108 Saskatoon. Saskatchewan NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLARD NEIL McQUARRIE. late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, retired, deceased. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims verified by Statutory Declaration to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of January.

A.D. 1971, after which date the estates assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have been received. CO-OPERATIVE TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA 333 4th Avenue. North. Saskatoon.

Saskatchewan (Executors.) 12-8-c-s Notice To Creditors In the estate of Louise Edith Tuck er Ahern, late of the City of Toronto, in the County of York, in the Province of Ontario. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any. must be sent to the undersigned before the 21st day of December, 1970. Neville B.W. Rich.

12 South Marine Drive. Scarborough 7U, Ontario, Executor of the Estate. 12-8-c-s TENDERS TENDER: For Printing of Hockey Program Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:30 P.M. December 14. 1970 for the printing of the Hockey Program for the 1971 Canada Winter Games Society.

Specifications for this project will be available at the office of the undersigned. The Society reserve the right to refuse any or all hids. General Manager. 1971 Canada Winter Game Society. Centennial Auditorium.

Saskatoon. Sask. 12-8-c TENDER: Lighting of the Gymnasium at Bedford Road Collegiate Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 P.M. December 14. 1970 and opened Immediately thereafter.

The work oonsistg of Installing additional lighting in the Bedford Road Gymnasium for the Table Tennis matches brink the Canada Winter Games. Plana and specifications for the project are available at the office of the undersigned. The Society reserve the right to refuse any or all bids. General Manager. 1971 Canada Winter Games Society.

Centennial Auditorium. Saskatoon. Sask. 12-8-c DEATHS 2 DESCHAMBEAULT THE DEATH OF Mr. Louis Deschambeault, age 69 vears of 129 Ave south.

Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital oa Friday, December 4th, 3970. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday. December Sth at 10 a.m. from St. Mary Roman Catholic Church, Pravers will be said at St.

Mary's Church, Monday evening at 8 p.m. Surviving are: his loving wife. Al-vuia; seven daughters: Mrs. L. (Yvonne) Savese and Mrs.

R. (Irene) Sayese. both of Prince Albert; Mrs. Winne Fiddler. Saskatoon; Mrs.

B. Svlvia) Umpherviile. Shell Lake, Mrs. G. (Eileen) Haedman, Ashcroft.

B.C.; Mrs. K. (Geraldine) Ford Saskatoon: Mrs. B. (Judy) Bennett.

Black Falls, Alberta: three sons; Albert. Joe and Floyd all of Saskatoon; his mother. Mrs. Virginia Luo-ier. Prince Albert; thirty five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren: two sisters.

Mrs. W. (Mary) McKay and Mrs. A. Alma) Umpherviile both of Prince Albert; two brothers: Mac and John both of Pruice Albert.

1 he late Mr. Deschambeault was bom at Prince Albert and lived in that area until 1968. He had lived in Saskatoon for the past two years. Interment will take place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel.

12-8-C G1SLASON THE PASSING OF MR Ingvar Gisiason. age 61 years, of Marchwell, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital on December 4. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday. Dec. 8 at 2 p.m.

from the Concordia Lutheran Church at Church-bridge. Sask. Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge. Surviving are: his loving wife Lena; one son. John of Sas.

katoon: two daughters. Mrs. L. Tren-outh of Kenora. Ontario and Miss Shirley Gisiason of Saskatoon: two brothers.

Frank of Churchbridge Sask. and Ail of Vancouver. B.C.; one sister. Mrs. Lena Thorgeirson of Burnaby, B.C.

A longtime resident of Saskatchewan. Mr. Gisiason was bom at Pennock, Sask. and had resided in that district all his life. Interment wiU be made in the Con cordia Church Cemetery.

12-8-c MAKAROFF PETER G. MAKAR-off. Q.C., 902 Saskatchewan Crescent, Last died at home December 5. 1970 age 76. A Doukhobor.

he was born in Russia, came to Canada at the turn of the century. As a boy, he Lived for a short time with Quakers in the Untied States, but the remainder of his education was completed in Saskatchewan. He was the first Doukhobor University graduate (Law 1018) and practiced in Saskatoon until shortly before his death. He lived strenuously, with gusto and good humor. He had tremendous energy and tenacity He held firm convictions but his loyalty to friends and family members never faltered when they failed to live up to his high expectations.

Most of his free time was devoted to political action In support of humanitarian goals. He was fortunate to have shared in the successful fights to achieve Important social advances such as universal hospitalization and medicare insurance. He was one of the original C.C.F. group and he revered his friend, the late S. Woodsworth.

its first leader, who was. like himself, committed to democratic socialism and pacifism. In recent vears he concentrated on promoting the idea of establishing world peace through World Government. He came to believe that without a sound structure of humane enforceable international law, mankind could never hope to avoid a nuclear holocaust. Successful as he was as a Canadian lawyer and public figure, he cherished his ties with Russian culture and tiie best aspects of the Doukhobor heritage, which for him meant a Tolstoyan Quaker-Uke religion and the rejection of violence and militarism.

Of his immediate family, he is survived bv hi widow Mrs. Helen Makaroff (nee Marshall) of Saskatoon; a daughter. Dr Barbara Hayden of California, and a son. Dr. Robert Makaroff of Vancouver, and eight grandchildren; also three sisters and one brother.

A fortunate few wiU remember him as a man who was in spirit as much a father to them as their own natural parent, and he had a host of close friends and ad mirers. The family Is honoring his very firm requests for cremation, and that no memorial service be held. He wished no one to feel anv obligation to mark his passing but sug ANDERSON THE FUNERAL MASS for Philomene M. Anderson, who died on December 2. 1970 was held from St.

Josephs Catholic Church on Saturday December 5th at 10.30 a.m., conducted by Rev. W. J. Reschny. Pallbearers were; Mr.

Leo Fendelet. Mr. Frank Lucas. Mr. W.

F. Murray, Mr. Chris Ntssen, Mr. W. Purdy, Dr.

S. O. Sawa. Interment took place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Sas- I katoon Funeral Home was in charge PTTY OF SASKATOON of arrangements.

12-8-c VT OrtOiwiiwn Saskatoon, Saskatchewan MECHANICS HELPER. SINGLE MAN 25-30. Must have gas engine experience. have own tools. No phone calls Yellow bus lines.

402 45A AUNE THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Marie Aune. who died on December 2 1970 was held from the Fint Saskatchewan Lutheran Church on Saturday. December 5ih at 2.00 p.m.. conducted bv Dr G. O.

Evenson. Pallbearers were: Stuart Aune, Eugene Anderson, Robert Cuiruning Arnold NJaa, Hartley Fenner, Norman Wes-tad. Interment took place in the First Saskatchewan Lutheran Church Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangement, 12-8-c FOSTER THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Miss Susie Foster, who died on Dec. 1 was held from Park Funeral Chapel on Dec.

5 at 2 p.m., conducted bv Rev. Frank Meadows. Pallbearers were: Russ Moore. Roy Moore. Bert Jamieson, C.

J. Kirk Patrick. Herb Toombs. Gus Landberg. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery.

12-8-c HOLDER THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Harold Russell Holder, who died on December 1st was held from Evangelical Church in Kenaston on December 5th at 2 p.m.. conducted by Rev. Walter Erion. Pallbearers were: Eldon Owen Dennis Karpan. Earl Festrom.

Mat Ptibpow. Mike Schwab. Delbert Hoffman. Interment was made in the Hilicrest Memorial Gardens. McKagues Funeral Rome was in charge of arrangements.

12-8-c MORGAN THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs. Pauline Morgan, who died on December 2nd was held from Me-Kagues Funeral Home on December 5th at 2 p.m.. conducted by Mr. Bev Tansley. Pallbearers were: Bill Bowler James Allan.

Bill Hezmalhalch. Mike Kulachkowski, James Ross, Bill Jack. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Saskatoon Branch No. 63. of the Royal Canadian Legion conducted a service under the direction of Mrs.

Pearl McMillan. Interment was made in the tllcestM emonal ardens. 12-8-c POrLlEVRE THE FUNERAL SER-viee of Mr. Joseph Constant Poilievre. who died on Dec 2 was held from S.S.

Donatien et Rogatien Roman Catholic Church at Prudhomme on Dec. 5 at 10:30 a.m.. conducted by Rev Andre Poilievre Present in the sanctuarv were Bishop J. P. Mahoney and Priests from the Diocese of Saskatoon.

Pallbearers were: Ed Palnchaud. Steve Kondra. Adrian Lois-elle Harvey LolsHie. Henry Mason. George Vtczko.

Interment was made In Prud'homme Cemetery. 12-8-c WALKER THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs. Marv Walker (nee Hughes) who died oil December 3rd was held from McKagues Funeral Home on December 5Ut at 3:30 p.m., conducted bv Rev. M. Horban.

Pallbearers were: Ernest Hughes. Gordon Hewitt. T. A. Rhodes.

Garnet Stoen Ken Pratt, Robert Swift, interment was made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. 12-8-c WARNER THE FUNERaT SERVICE of Arthur K. Warner, who died on December 3, 1970 wras held from St. John's Cathedral on Saturday, December 5lh at 1.30 p.m., conducted by Rt. Rev.

D. A. Ford. Pallbearers w-ere: B. P.

Bovce. J. F. Coghlan, W. A.

Cnpps G. A. Russell. C. Schmitt.

D. W. Devlin. Interment took place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Saskatoon Funeral Homo was in charge of arrangements.

12-8-c IN MEMORIUM of Mildred Irene Hayden, who passed away Dec. 7 1063 The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well. And while she sleeps a peaceful slrep. Her memory we shall always keen. Ever remembered by her husband Art.

Beitv and Norm, Lorraine and Kay. and families. 12-8-c RCSHTON IN LOVING MEMORY of daughter. Donna May. who passed away December 7.

1962 Two little bands are resting, A loving heart is still. A little daughter we loved is waiting, For us Just over the nlll. Always remembered by Mnm. sisters Sherry and Betty, brother Robert. 12-8-c Rested tha't "donations lothe Can- haYDKN IN LOVING MEMORY adian Cancer Society.

305 Central Chambers would be preferable to flowers. Mr. Makaroff established a fund called 1he World Ked'TalM Prize (no bearing hia name) to finance a yearly award for the best eessv relating to world peace through world law. Donations to enlarge tins fund may be sent to Mr. Roger Carter.

Dean of Law. U. of Saskatoon by people who share Mr. M.ik-aruffe views in this field. 12-S-c.