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22 the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Thursday, August 13, 1970. DEATHS 2 (Continued) MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) Improved sectirity for Canada by Wohl I WANTED: GOAL TENDER AND hockey Wavers in Int. league. Sept. I.

In applying please atate trade or employment preferred with salary expected Apply to Fort St. John Flyera, Box 670. Fort St. John. B.0 11-Ic MUSICIANS TO FORM COUNTRY and western band Phone Mel 3S2- 41148 after I p.m.

8-18-c Unions end jurisdiction battle' seen in airborne warning plan FULL AND PART-TIME DRIVERS WANTED Must be 21 Know cite Be fable to suoolv references APPLY SUPERVISOR YELLOW CAB CO: 244-8166 Amminir OkiWg oaLtAs ow A5 coNc0145D1 You'Re -615 OPP at4u-! 1 vp I 1.0,8"...0.46k tal WO kr Ilaftd 'Wool hookme, 1GLA THE PASSING OF MR. Rocco luta, age BO Years of 131 Ave. C. South, Saskatoon, occurred le a Saskatoon hoepital 00 AUVIINt 12. The funeral service will be held on Friday, August 14th at 2 p.m.

from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. G. Masse. Surviving are: one broth. Cr, Mr.

Louie Lula of Toronto. Ont. and a niece Mra. Joyce Burr of Broderick, Sask. Interment will bo made in Wood lawn Cemetery.

Courtesy Parking norm of the chapel, 0-14-c KENNEDY THE DEATH OF MR. S. Gordon Kennedy, age 72 of Ninawin. occurred in the Simawin Hospital on August 11, 1970. The fu nem' service will be held on Friday, August leth in the Nipawin United Church at 10 cm.

with Rev, Mc. Cutcheon and Canon John Jeffries officiating. Surviving are his wife Flom daughters: Sirs, K. Griinsditie (Shirlevi, Montreal) Mrs. 8 Jona Prince Albert; nine grand.

children; brothers John, Regina; Lorne. Estevain sisters, Mrs. A. Wheatland (Myrtle), Saskatoon: Mrs. J.

G. U. Bompas (Gladys) Victoria; Mrs. Amey tolive) Regina; Mrs. G.

Lenicke (Alice) Loreburn; a stepson George Ross. Winnipeg; step dough. ter, blarlorie ROHL Nipawin. Interment will be in the family plot. Wol.

seley Cemetery. 0.14.P NEEL THE PASSING OF MR. Francois Neel, age years of the Veteran's Home, Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on August Ilth. The funeral service will be held on Sat. urday, Aug.

itith, 1970, at 10,30 from Park Funeral Chapel. conducted by Rev. J. F. Dormana A resident Saskatoon for the past 51 years, Mr.

Neel was born in Lyon, France, and came to Canada in IOW. At the outbreak of World War I he returned to France and served with the French forces in a machine gun battalion. He returned to Canada in 1010 and had resided in Saskatoon since that time. Mr. Neel was a chef at the Bessborough Hotel for many years.

retiring in 1954. Interment will be made in the Soldier's Field In Wood. laun Cemetery. Courtesy parking north of the Chapel. 8-I4-c OTrAWA (CP) The government is being told by its military advisers that provision of Canadian air bases for the planned U.S.

airborne warning system would improve Canada's and North America's security. There is no indication whether the government will take this advice, informants said Wednesday. Congress has approved initial spending of $170 million as the first phase of a $2 billion U.S. air force plan to provide 42 aircraft which would carry NORAD's radar warning and control system. The object of North American Air -Defence Command is to make the system invulnerable to bomber or missile attack.

Canada, a partner in NORAD, has not decided whether to spend anything on the new airborne network. which would op. erate much like the present ground radar system, only in the air. Defence officials say that the normal area of patrol for the radar planes would be off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and Over Canada. Bases for them in Canada would shorten the time needed for them to reach patrol areas.

These radar planes would control the operations of manned and unmanned interceptors. Provision of bases with full facilities for the elaborate radar planes would cost hundreds of millions of dollars, officials said. The Trudeau government has shown no inclination to increase Canadian defence expenditures, which have fallen to some two per cent from nine per cent in 1953 as a proportion of the gross national product. Intelligence sources say the Russians have about 150 long-range bombers, 1,100 intercontinental missiles and 60 submarines capable of launching missiles as much as 1.500 miles. George Lindsey, chief of the defence research board's weapons analysis branch, says missile trajectories from Russia or SALESMAN WANTED We have an excellent opportunity for a full or mingling balesman The product approven find most effective, solid state security MIAMI system.

lienumel. MIA, generous commission and bonus arrangenient. For confidential inter view phone Mr. White at Parktown Motel, 244-5564 between 4 and I P.m. 1144-c SA LINA Calif.

(AP) Cesar Chavez's farm workers union and the Teamsters Union agreed Wednesday to let Chav. ez's union organize vegetable workers in the Salinas Valley, ending a bitter Jurisdictional battle between the two unions. The agreem en reached through mediation of the Catholic Bishops Co mm ittee on Farm Labor, gives Chavez future Jurisdiction over organizing field workers in lettuce and veg. etable crops in the valley 135 miles south of San Francisco. Chavez, who recently cll.

maxed a five-year struggle by signing contracts with virtually all California table grape growers, agreed to stay out of Teamster Jurisdictions in can. neries, creameries, processing plants, warehouses and trucking. Chavez told a news confer. ence his United Farm Workers Organizing Committee now will press for negotiations with produce growers. Chavez claimed support of 90 per cent of the 7,000 workers in the Salinas area.

The Teamsters said they had signed 2,000 agricultural workers in their union. PLANT ENGINEER REQUIRED FOR a iooditun sulphate producer in west central Saskatchewan. Preferably a graduate engineer. 1 he successful aPplicant will be directly responsible to the plant manager. Applicants are requested to state the field degree achieved in and marital status to Box I327X, StarPhoenix.

S-I5-c Crime China to the U.S. all pass over Canada or very close to Canadian coasts. In a paper prepared for military authorities, he says that if Russia fired missiles at Amer can missile silos in Montana and North Dakota, the U.S. Safeguard counter-missile system would intercept the Soviet rockets probably 50 to 100 miles above Canadian territory, including Winnipeg. If Safeguard were installed near Seattle, its defensive nuclear bursts would occur over British Columbi possibly above Vancouver or Victoria.

Safeguard protection for Detroit and Buffalo would require defensive bursts above populated regions of Ontario. Mr. Lindsey adds: ow eve the damage caused on the ground would be very slight, and truly negligible in comparison with the effects of an ICBM burst at its intended target. "Radioactive fallout from a high-altitude burst is distributed through the upper atmosphere, whereas an ICBM burst on the ground well to the south of the border could produce lethal fallout over a wide area extending well into Canada." Mr. Lindsey does not specifically suggest that Safeguard sites be built in Canada.

ADVERTISIN6 SPACE SALESMAN increase cited Michelle, joins list on, Arctic guest book 1 1 For this reason, small re. mote settlements not usually Included on such tours are on the itinerary. As well, a number of informal events have been scheduled, Including two picnics. a day of fishing and a calisthenics session. ebrations in the Northwest Territories have focused southern eyes on the north.

This visit is to allow northern residents to get to know the vice-regal couple and to allow the governor-general to get to know more northerners, a spokesman said. Do you want a solid future? Do you have the drive and energy for a successful career? Do you. want the kind of job that is a basis for bigger things? If you answered "Yes' to these nuestiom. we offer you a bright career as Advertising Space Salesman. This job is in Regina and carries a salary and bonus that will.

frankly. surprise you. In addition, you Will receive the usual fringe benefits plus car allowance and out-ollown expert-sea. The position is being offered by THE WESTERN PRODUCER, a highlY reaPected farm newspaper going into len 000 prairie farm homes each week. THE WESTERN PRODUCER now leads all Camp than farm pubitcations in total display and classified advertising lin age.

If you have an eve for the future and want to earn substantial money now. you owe it to Yourself to WAY for this position. A chance like this comes rarely. If sdvertising is the game you or want to play you will find this a new. exciting position that gives an enthusiastic.

hardworking. mature Person an on. Dortunity to join a dynamic. ex-minding organiration where talent and results really count. If you think you have what It takes.

send a written resume of Your education, experience and other (wailfications to: MARKETING MANAGER. WESTERN PRODUCER. 4411 Second Avenue. North. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

WASHINGTON (AP) FBI Director J. gdgat Hoover said Wednesday serious crimes in the United States rose 148 per cent during the 1960s. Attorney-General John N. Mitchell said the rate of increase "slowed down substantially" after President Nixon's Republican administration was Installed in 1969. Releasing FBI crime statistics for 1969, and reviewing crime rates in the last 10 years, Hoover reported that serious crimes went up by 12 per cent in the last calendar year.

Mitchell, perhaps setting the stage for a fall election issue, noted that the corresponding rate of increase in 1968 was 17 per cent. Scientist dead MILAN (AP) Giovanni Potvani, 77, physicist who was noted for his work in the field of thermodynamics, died Tuesday. Po a former rector of Milan University, was for many years president of the Italian Council of Scientific Research. SKOGLAND THE DEATH OF MRS. Ebba Skogland.

age 67 years of 1021 Lith Street, East. Saskatoon, occurred while on Vacation in Norway. SurViving are: one daughter: Mrs. Don Elsie) Smith of Vancouver; three sons: Toby Skogland of Shelbyville. Indiana: Roy Skogland, and Gordon Skogiand, both of Saskatoon: 13 grandchildren: one sister: Mrs.

Mimi Johnsen of Vancouver; and one brother. Erling Sundonist of New York, N.Y. Mrs. Skogland was predeceased by her husband. Lars on Febroare 3rd.

1967, Interment in the family plot in the Woodlawn Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. 8-14-c T1TMAN THE DEATH OF MRS. Susan age 86 years. form- erly of 1230 Avenue K.

South. and Meacham. Sask. occurred in a local hospital on August 12th. 1970 The funeral service will be held oil Friday.

August 14th. at 2 p.m. from MeKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. H. Roes Stewart.

Surviving ore: three daughters: Mrs. W. W. iLtillant Cuff in California: Mrs. E.

H. Kathleent Leteille of Regina: and Mrs. Margaret Denipsev of Manitou Beach: one sOn: Richard John Titman of Viscount; six grandchildren: and six great grandchildren. Mrs. TILM8n was predeceased by her husband.

Frederick George Titman. in I9A and by a son. Frederick Clarence Taman in 1927. Taman Immigrated to Canada in 11488. and an married in ts hitewood, Sask.

in 1904. The family made their home In Meacham until the passing of Mr. Titman and then Mrs. Inman moved Into Saskatoon where she had resided since. interment will be made In the family plot in the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. and 20th Street. 9-14-c N. Viet offensive seen WHITEHORSE, Y.T. (CP) The guest books for very important visitors to Canada's North are getting more use this year than ever before.

and Mrs. Roland Michener arrive today for a two-day stopover at the start of a 10-day western Arctic tour of 12 centres some of them small and remote in the Yukon and Northwest Territories. This summer, Queen Elizabeth. Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Anne were royal visitors to the Arctic and Prime Minister Trudeau also visited both the Yukoq. and Northwest Territories on separate visits this year.

The governor-general's tour Is similar to a visit to the eastern Arctic he made in April, 1969. a tour said at that time to have been made to. reinforce- Canada's sovereignty in the north. Since then, a second visit by. the tanker Manhattan, increased oil exploration, the royal visit and centennial Cel though most of them were born In Cambodia, the Cambodian government is expelling them on the grounds that they may be subversives.

RATES SAIGON (AP) Sharp fight. ing and guerrilla attacks along a 25-mile front below Quang Tri indicated today that the North Vietnamese may be launching an offensive against the pacifi. cation program in the populous lowlands of South Vietnam's two northernmost provinces. Informed sources said the United States is sending hundreds of bombing sorties against the guerrillas while leaving most of the ground fighting to the South Vietnam. ese to keep American casualties clown.

Railway- accident investigation due TOP CONFECTIONERY LINE FOR northern Saskatchewan available on a COMMISSiOn basis. Milo be expertened in grocery or allied line Basic bread and butter line. limit non-con. flirting Imes. Apply Boa 48B, Star.

Phoenix. FUNERALS 3 Stay Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Six Cents Per Word Per Div Ste Consecutive ineertIons for the Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words MIIIIIIIUM Charge 75e Per Dee Clatisified Dien lay is charged it PIO Per sinele column inch. Where 10 Point or large type Is desired by the advertiser for the corn plete adverusenient, the rate per word in I2c per die. Niini MUM count 12 word, Mini MUM daily charee $1,50. Figures in groups of five or less, dollar mstka.

initial letters vount se one word. Where one line 11 set in 10 point and the balance net in brilinarv claesified type the charge is 75e per day for the 10 point line. Where the use of a boz number is desired. count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points.

pleaee add 10 centx to cover com of pottage. While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box num berg to the advertiser am soon as eon sible. we accept no liability in respect of loss or damage alleged to reit through either failma or delay in forwarding such replies. however caused. whether be negligence or otherwise.

Cite advertisers must pick up box re plies at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix INIUMOI no responsibility for error after the first CAMPBELL THE FUNERAL SER. vice of William Russell Campbell. ho died on August rith. was held from McKague a Funeral Home on Wednesday, August nib at 2 p.m.

c(mducted by Archdeacon H. W. ltrandrick Pallbearers were: Gus. Belt F. Berry.

R. V. Jones. A. C.

Nichols, J. G. Ogilvie. E. H.

Young. interment wan made in the firmly plot lit Woodiawn Cemeterv. Eighty-seven North Vietnamese and 19 government troops were reported killed in ground action. At stake is the pacification operation which during the last year has brought security to the villages in the lowlands of Quang Tri and Thua Thien prov. inces The pattern of guerrilla attacks indicated that they were coordinated, with the population centres as their objective.

Southern allied commanders were most concerned about seveeal clashes in a populated area along the coast 10 miles southeast of Quang Tri city. Field reports said 66 North Vietnamese and 10 government troops were killed. Shelling attacks continued against Fire Base O'Reilly, one of the five strongpoints in the defensive screen between the Laotian border and the lowlands. O'Reilly has been under attack for five days, apparently in an attempt to cover North Vietnamese troop movements to. ward the coast.

U.S. bombers continued to pour in hundreds of tons of bombs on guerrilla positions around O'Reilly. Little action was reported elsewhere in South Vietnam and in Cambodia. INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY 'OF CANADA LTD. MANITOBA DIVISION, THOMPSON, MAN.

Guerrillas silent after death threat IN MEMORIAM 4 Retinues for Permanent Emolovment death and two injuries. It will also Include an Aug. 6 accident at Port Hope. when 14 freight cars of a Canadian National train were derailed. The third accident in the study was the Aug.

7 collision between the CN's Rapid passenger train and a track motor car near Brockville. Ont. One sectionman was killed and another injured. The decision to hold the special inquiry was apparently made after statistics for the first six months of this year showed 142 derailments had occurred on Canadian tracks. This compared with 224 in all of 1969 and 217 In 1968.

The 1967 figure was 190. There were 27 collisions involving Canadian trains in the first six months of this year compared with 41 in all 0.1969. MAINTENANCE MECHANICS With either heavy Induatnal or diesel experience. OTTAWA (CP) Concerned with rising railway accidents, the Canadian transport commission is going to conduct a thorough public inquiry into three of themand possibly more. The commission announced Wednesday that its special inquiry will imive the "causes and circumstances" of three recent accidents.

"If the special inquiry discloses a strong case for a more extended one, that possibility will be considered." a commission statement said. In its annual report for 1969, the commission expressed concern that the increased efficiency of Canada's railways Was not being Matched by a decline in accidents. The special inquiry will study a July 30 accident on the Canadian Pacific tracks at Coboure when the derailment of 21 freight cars resulted in one EACHERN IN LOVING EMorv of dear husband. father and grandfather, William, who passed away August 13, Wag. One sad and lonelV litnr has passed Since our great sorrow fell.

The shoa that we recelved that da y. No one can veer tell Int lonely here without you We missed you more each For life ts not the same for us, Since you were called away. You bane no One a itibt farewell. Nor en said good -bYeYou ere gone before we realized And only God know why sadly ansbud and ever remember. ed by lbs wire, Annie.

daughters hassle Vera. Noreen and tamilies, 614D RATES $3.985 $4.317 shift and Sunday minium) MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) A Uruguayan police decision to ignore threats to kill a kidnapped 11.S. official and a Brazilian diplomat increased fears for their lives today. The Tupamaros urban guerrillas, who Monday executed U.S. official Daniel Mitrione, have been silent for more than 24 hours since issuing a threat to kill U.S.

agricultural expert Claude Fly and Brazilian Diplomat Aloysio Mare Dias Gomide if they are found by the police. But 14,000 troops and police defied Tuesday night's warning and continued their full-scale hunt in central and suburban Montevideo. "The operations are being carried out with full intensity in the city and even beyond its limits," a police spokesman said. The guerrilla communique, left in the ladies washroom of a downtown bar, warned that "sentence has still not been passed" on the 65-year-otd American or the 41-year-old Brazilian. MINERS preference wilt be given to goplteantg with mining experience, but isnisitleration will also be given to non-expertenved applicants with a meads, employment history and a desire to build a solid career in the mining industry.

Rates. $3.404 net hour to start. increasing rapidly depending on employees pro. ticiency and desire (or advance (W(th shift and Sunday BOBO IN LOVING MEMORY 0' a dear grandmother. NItnnie Bobo.

whn passed away August :3. latia When days are dark. friends few. Grandma. dear we think of you Friends are friends If they are true We lost our best when we lost you.

From your loving grandchildren Gary and Rickea and great grandson Stephen. In Phnom Penh, thousands more Vietnamese were loaded aboard South Vietnamese ships to be deported to Vietnam, Al. THE STARTHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience In making up your "In Memonam." Kindly inquire at the desk. zit NOTICES 32 O. end Death.

In Memoriam. Engagements, Card a Of thanks rates $2.00 for insertton 10 lines or less, extra line of foe words each 30c Per line. Semi-Displays Accepted 5.30 cm. to 12 noon daily Monday to Friday for publication following dav 'except holidays'. Deadline for rionilnleb.

cancellation or correction of Want Ads 9 o0 a tn. day of publication. Nlonday to Friday only. On days when the business office is closed. Want Ada for publication in our nest issue may be left in the boa in the front vestibule of the StarPhoonis of-(ice Please be sure to leave your name.

address. phone nutnber and number of insertions desired. WORD ADS ACCEPTED VD to I pm. MondaY thmueh Fridee for following days pubhcation (except Display Advertising- SCIIFDULE OP COPY ACCEPTANCE TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday. WEDNESDAY 1200 noon for Friday.

THURSDAY MOO noon for Saturday. FRIDAY noon for Monday, FRIDAY 300 p.m. for 'louder and Wednesday publication. All of the times on a "cone in hand basis' allow time to cope Pick-up and Preparations WANT AD PHONE 633-2100 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS: SUNDAYS MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ASKATCHEWAN 1 Year 320 00 months 318 00 3 nionths 11000 1 month $3.50 Sat. only In Saskatchewan $7.50 per vr BY mail or letter carrier walks in Saakatoon 1 year 110,00 BY Carrier 50 Cents Per Week To All Other Provinces and Countries Outside Canada month $5 00 Year Sat.

only outside Saskatchewan $12.00 per Yr. Back Conies by Mail Prisoner disturbance broken up FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 I McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. R. McKague D. A Newtown; Phone 242-3131 300 3rd Ave PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Sack M.

Rimaey Donald Somers 311 3rd No Phone 244.2:03 it? CHOICI old1 0 SITE i POP Any season Any reason a OR tiki 1 4 4 1 i If; le- if li s----- "ma WEST WOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Terry Micholuk Phone 653-3434 20th Ave ett BENEFITS We offer permanent employment plus Non cobtributory pensiow medicare, druy prescriotion and dental health plans a savings plan and additionally the company pays si of the einolovee's contribution tqwards group life insurance and accident and sickness insurance plans. M2IVITIE5 Themnson ix a modern thriving city with a population approaching 23, Ore. Located in the heart of North Central Manitoba. New homes, -apartments and attractive single mena lodgings are ill plentiful supply.

Modern hotels 'Mopping playas, Mos excellent schools and medical facilities add to Thompson's community life. popular organized comPelitive snorts asehall. hockey. curling. siding.

golfs bowling. etc. Car rallying and snow mobile clubs as well as camera and art clot are active. Excellent fishing hunting and water sports areas are nearby. Ad matt4 church.

fraternal and service organization serve the coinmunity. Both live and closed circuit TV. radio theatres and health spas are available. Interested persons please Annie In writing. stating age qualifications and experience to the; Superintendent Personnel, The International Nickel Company of Canada, Manitoba Division, Thompson; Manitoba SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME w.

ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAUM Ph. :44.6577 338 4Ib Itt NOTICES FLORISTS 8 CLASSIFIED ADS are year-round Best Sellers FRANK J. DOWDING LTD 234 2nd 'Opposite Odeon Theatre). Ph.

632.6272 day and night NEW YORK (Reuters) Prison officials quickly con. tamed disturbances that broke out Wednesday for the third straight day at the Manhattan house of detention for men, known as The Tombs. In Wednesday's disturbances prisoners, who have been complaining of overcrowding and other alleged prison inadequacies, hurled burning debris from the windows of the I2-storey structure. However. George McGrath, city correction commissioner, said that the situation at the prison Wednesday was "very good." On Monday and Tuesday, prisoners rioted throughout the building.

McGrath announced Wednesday that 300 prisoners were scheduled to be transferred from city jails to state prisons. He said that while none of the transferred prisoners would come from The Tombs, it was hoped that since no new prisoners would be received by the prison a process of attrition would work to reduce crowding, McGrath has ordered a full investigation into conditions at the jail. LOST AND FOUND 10 IF YOU HAVE LOST YOUR PFT check with the 37441101, 1 1 Print your own "Best Seller" Classified Ad NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM JAMES BAILEY. tale of Saskatoon. in the Province of Saakatcheaan.

retired. deceased. Creditom and Others having dolma against tile above emote are renitired II) sold full particulars of such claims verified by Statutory Declaration to the undersigned on or before the 4th dav of September A.D. 1970, after which date the estate'n 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, 4Administratom) LOST: LADIES GRUEN. WHITE. gold watch, between Nat and 22nd St. Reward.

02-3647. 8.12-c MALE DELP WANTED 12 It's easy, just print one 1 1 START 1 HERE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FOR 1970-71 term. SemLretired or retired men. Must have mechanical knowledge and good driver. Apply Yellow Bus Lines.

402 43A Street. 0324225 or residence II92-7025. 0-18-c THREE HEARING MD SALESMEN required immediately to work in Saskatchewan, Must be able to travel, have own car and be bond. able. All leads supplied.

Previous sales experience an asset Earning MONO lo $15.000 per year. No triflers need apply Please rePlY to Box 1326X. StarPhoenix. 11113-c 2 DEATHS IMMEDIATE OPENING PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT For well-sroomed, aggressive N'oUne moo Interested In emktatt lounge work Must be bondable. A word in each space AD COST Nr HERE No.

of Per II Words Day Days 12 .75 P3.75 18 1.08 5.40 24 1.44 7.2-0- 30 1.80 9.00 36 2.16 10.80 42 2.52 12.60 afiL I FOR LEADING MANUFACTURED HOMES COMPANY APPLY IN PERSON TO MANAGER, KING GEORGE HOTEL 4 $145 1 0, Hood claims 123 RECIFE (AP) At least 123 persons were killed and about 30,000 left homeless following heavy rains that caused floods In this northeastern Brazilian city, authorities said Wednesday. Floods have hit the state of Pernambuco for the second time this year. Last month 47 persons were reported to have died in floods on the Capibaribe River. 'I i A I LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED. The Province.

Al. boric RESPONSIBLE. MATURE YOUNG men required tor harttime work evenings and weekends. Apply in Verson Bruno 's Restaurant Sth E. Thursday between 7 and 9 p.m.

$I4c ACCLETONTHE PASSING OF NIBS. Blida Acclton. age 7g yearn of 1028 lath Komi, Saskatoon. occurred in a Saskatoon Hoanital on AugusI 11. The funeral mervice will be held on Witty, August 14111.

1970 at 11 from Park Funeral Chap ol. con citicted by Rey. U. H. Ash, Surviving are: her loving husband Harry: one SOH (hare a of Saskatoon: une brother.

Mr, George Field of Sas. katoon and two grandsons. Mrs. Ac tiepin wait predecemed by a dough. ler Mrs.

Venda Eister In April 190. A resident of Saskatoon for the Past 51 years, Alm Accieton was born in M001)1111111 Kent England and came to Saskatoon in 1919 and had resided here until her passing. Interment will be made in the family plot of Bitterest Memorial Gardena. Courtesy Parking north of the Charlet. 8-14-e DINGWALL THE PASSING OF Mrs.

Dorothy Dingwall, age 50 veara of Ste. it 833 Ave. North. Sank. toon, occurred in a Saskatoon Maui.

lel on August 12. The funeral ger. vice will be held on Saturday, August 15111 at 2 p.m, from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Bey. S. Ding.

wall. Surviving are: her loving husband Donald: ono daughter. kint. IL I DIIIMR I Lamers of Sitt4kMitIOn; one tam Dale of Kelowna. B.C.: her father: Mr.

David Kirlon of Calgary. Alla: two brothers: Mr. Clarence Braden of Prince George B.C. and Mr. Lorne Kirton of Saskatoon: also two grand( hildren.

Mrs. Dingwall, a resident of Saskatoon for the past 45 Years was born in Portage La Prairie, Man. and came to Saskatoon at an early age wish her parents. She attended Princess Ales School. Mrs.

Dingwall was married in 19:19 and has continued to reside in Sae. katoon until her passing, internielit Will be made in the Bitterest Memor. tat Gardens. Courtesy parking north of the chapel. 844-c DUTIES: To oseist the protect coordinator iII Planning and carrying out the various construction programs throughout the Provinces of Al.

berta and B.C. To direct the efficient use of sub contractor per- sonnet. enuipment. and material in accordance with construction schedules to secure high qualitY 1 construction. 1 QUALIFICATIONS: Renuires a thorough background la all facets of residential construe.

bon, preferrably including Pro-led experience. TAtadership and the ability to understand and in. spire field pemonnel to attain high productivity are essential for this Position. 'l APPLY: Submit in writing up to date re- sunies of experience. salary ex- peeled.

and indicate earliest date available Write to Box MAX 1 Star-Phoenix. 1114ei 1 1 1 ad. Initials, word. (Phone WANTED, MGR. HARDWARE I 4 1' I Minimum Charge Name, address, box number or phone number count as part of th abbreviations, figures in groups of five or less count as one 75 cents for 12 words.

numbers two words). Each additional word 6 cents. Ads runs six con. NAME secutive days for the ADDRESS mice of five. PHONE I Please insert my ad for consecutive days.

Enclaed is MAIL TO: Classified Ads, Star-Phoenix, 204 5th North, Saskatoon L. NM, Name, address, box number or phone number count as part of the abbreviations, figures in groups of five or less count as one numbers two words). NAME ADDRESS Air thefts charged PARIS (AP) Police arrested a former Bulgarian naval officer, Ludmil Paounoff, 39, Wednesday and charged him with the theft of works by Chagall and Picasso from the home of a company director. Officers said all the works, including a Chagall worth about $36,000 and two Picasso lithographs, were recovered. 1 1 Must be experienced Willing to relocate Bondable eninosny benefits Pension plan Discounts Training program Me experienced personnel able to accept responsibilities need funny.

Annie: Box 69, Yorkton, Sask. 8-204 EX ER IENCED MAN ANDOR MARried enunle for harvest on large grain farm. Room and board, mechanically able man wile to cook Ea harvest bonus. 8.19-e EXPERIENCED CARETAKER RE. attired in apt.

block. Must lies in. 374-2179. 11-11-4 AMMENdimeolklage.