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18 the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Tuesday, May 30, 1972 2f 12 MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) TENDERS (Continued) SPECIAL To Our Advertisers In order to maintain our services to advertisers who use Star-Phoenix box numbers, we find it necessary to institute a charge for this service, commencing June 1, 1972 The Charge for either City or Country Star-Phoenix Box Numbers will be $1.00 each FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 (Continued) BABYSITTER REQUIRED 8-5 P.M. Come-m preferred Greystone. 374-5809. 6-2-c NEW IN TOWN? MAKE FRIENDS last as an Avon Representative Youll meet your neighbors, be wel-coined into the finest houses. Make good money, too.

in your free hours. Call: Mrs. M. Roine 242-6296 Ter. Caswell MIL City Park and Nutana.

6-1-c PART TIME PRESSER FOR MARTIN-izing dry cleaners some counter work. Also evening counter clerk required. Apply 2115 22nd W. 6-1-c WANTED: CAPABLE WOMAN FOR full time cooking position. Apply In person Smlttys Pancake House, Mld-town Plaza.

2434026. 6-6-c GIRLS AGES 17 TO 19 Canadian company has several openings in their circulation department for junior trainees. Job offers: Travel, new car transportation, complete expenses while training and excellent opportunity promotion. Job requirements are minimum grade 10. Applicant must have neat appearance, be ambitious and able Co atari immediately.

Apply to Mr. Jonzon Executive Motor Hotel. 1 to 4.30 p.m.. Thursday 10 a.m. to 1.30 pm.

6-1-c UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Saskatoon Campus Anatomy Department REQUIRES Clerk-Steno II: $471 effective July 1, 1972 $406mo. $504 mo.) Complete Grade XII and Business College graduation required. Applicants must also have medical terminology and be an efficient typist together with several years of responsible experience. Apply to: PERSONNEL OFFICE. ROOM 105.

ADMINISTRATION UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN. SASKATOON, SASK. 6-1-c LEGAL SECRETARY. SALARY COM-mensurate with experience. Legal experience an asset but not stating experience and qualifications to Lueck.

Pitzel and Cable. 2099 2nd Whitehorse. Yukon, phone 667-4405. 5-31-c ASSISTANT FOR DOCTORS OFFICE Apply stating qualifications, salary etc, to Box 167D Star-Phoenix. 5-31-c WANTED: BEVERAGE ROOM WAIT-ress for Senator Hotel, experience not necessary.

References. Apply in person. J.2.c WANTED: PART-TIME COFFEESHOP hostess. Call between 10 a.m.U3o a.m. Sheraton Cavalier ask for Di-rector of Food Services.

g-a-c TYPIST RECEPTIONIST REQUIRED bv Industrial firm. Must have own transportation. Box 166D, Star-Phoenix. g.j.c EXPERIENCED SECRETARY AND receptionist for law office. Call Mr.

Walker at 653-0466 for appointment. 6-2-c DOMESTIC HELP 13b MATURE WOMAN FOR HOUSE work in private home for aged. Must live-in. No objection to husband and teenager. Living quarters and groceries supplied, plus salary.

242-2631, Box 148D Star-Phoenix. 5-31-c RELIABLE LIVE-IN HOUSE KEEPER required for motherless home. Age 25-33. Wages and most living expenses. 374-4555.

6-2-C HOUSEKEEPER REQUIRED IMME-diately to live In. Phone 652-4869. 6-1-C WANTED HOUSEKEEPER AND babysitter to Uve. Good salary, private room. 373-1456.

BABYSITTING 13c PETER PAN KIDDIE CENTRE. 813 Broadway Day care for children. 242-7939. tf WANTED: BABYSITTER TO COME in. One child.

8 a.m. 6 p.m. 1601 Prince of Wales. 653-4345 after 6 pm. 5-31-c LADY TO COME-IN.

CASWELL HILL. Phone 244-1251. 6-1-c SASKATOON NURSERY 1406 8TH Avenue, north Day care for children Monday Friday. 652-6973. m-6-l5-c BABYSIT IN MY OWN HOME.

WIL-son Ores. Moderate rates. Phone 343-7483. 6-6-c BABYSITTER TO COME IN JUNE 12. June 16 for 9-month-old baby.

8 a.m.-6 p.m. 373-3406. 6-2-c PART-TIME BABYSITTER WANTED to come in from June 12 Aug 18, Central Nutana area. 343-0463. 6-2-c FEMALE SITS.

WANTED 15 BABYSITTING OR HOUSEWORK-. July-August. Age 17. Phone 855-2150. llawarden.

After 4:30 p.m. 5-31-p HELP WTD. Male, Female 16 WANTED: AGGRESSIVE PERSON with management ability for retail jewellery store. Apply with full particulars to Box 150Dt Star-Phoenix. 6-1-C VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS Subsidiary of General Foods.

No franchise fee. Minimum inventory. Complete training and continual guidance at no cost. For interview appointment call 2426330 or 653 5796. 6-5-C REQUIRED FOR SMALL OFFICE.

Duties consist of bookkeeping, pavroll. tvping. Wages $375. immediate start. 242-4241.

6-1-C WANTED PART-TIME DINING room help, male or female. Please call between 10 a m. 11.30 a.m. Sheraton Cavalier, ask for Director of Food Services. 6-2-c Regina Board of Education Invites Applications For The Following Positions SPEECH THERAPIST SALARY: 8.300 7.300 per IChool year.

DUTIES: TO provide speech correction to students. QUALIFICATIONS: A Master's or Bachelor's degree in speech thenpy, or the equivalent, plus related experience. SOCIAL WORKER SALARY: $7,000 $8,000 per annum. DUTIES: To prepare social histories of students and to act as a liaison between school and parents. QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor or Masters degree In social work, or the equivalent plus experience in social service work.

PSYCHOMETRIST SALARY: .500 7.300 per (chool vear. DUTIES: To administer intelllgenct tests. QUALIFICATIONS: A Bachelors degree with classes in psycho metric. Applicants for the above position are asked to submit a resume of educational qualifications and exper fence, and include names and ad dresses of three references. Successful applicants are not required to bold a valid teaching certificate.

Applications are to be mailed oo or before June 2, 1972, to: Personnel Department, Board of Education, 1870 Lome Street, Regina, Saskatchewan DEATHS (Continued) HNATIW THE PASSING OF MRS. Annie Hnatiw, age 69 years of 136 Ave. Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on May 29th. 1972 The funeral service will be held Thursday. June 1st at 10 a.m.

from The Lanwici Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Peter Gronskt. Prayers will be said on Wednesday evening May 31st at 8.30 p.m. at Park Funeral Chapel conducted by Rt. Rev.

J. Olynvk. Surviving are: five sons. Steve of St. Louis.

Missouri. U.S.A.. Alex of Oshawa. Nick of Toronto, Ted of Saskatoon and Ronald of Fort McMurray. one daughter.

Mrs. Sieve Remenda (Phyllis) of Bruno, also 18 grandchildren and one brother, Nick Marschuk of Bruno. Sask. Mrs. Hnatiw was predeceased bv her husband John on March 1st, 1962.

Bom in the Ukraine. Mrs. Hnatiw came to Canada 59 years ago to Rosthern. Sask. In 1926 she was married and settled in the Lanwici district where she farmed until 1963 when she moved to make her home In Saskatoon.

Mrs. Hnatiw was a member of the St. Georges Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Interment will be made in the Lanwici Cemetery. Courtesy parking north of the chapel.

5-31-c KOLKE THE, PASSING OF MRS. Irene Koike of Melfort. occurred suddenly May 27. 1972. Born at Allan.

Sask. 1936. She is survived by her loving husband Dr. Richard H. Koike 2 sons, Richard aged 11 and David aged 8 and one daughter Carmen aged 3.

ail at home, her mother Mm. Regina Weisbeck of Allan. Sask. 4 brothers. Tony (Bradweil.

Adam iCaigary), Joe (Allan. Emil (Saskatoon) and 4 sisters. Helen (Calgary), Ann (Saskatoon), Frances (Pitt Meadows. B.C.) and Lena (Saskatoon). Mrs Koike was predeceased by her father in 1957.

Funeral mass will be held on Wednesday, May 31 at 10:00 a.m. from Our Lady of Consolation Roman Catholic Church in Melfort. Prayers will be offered Tuesday May 30 at 8:00 p.m. in lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Heart Foundation. 5-31-c McFADYEN THF DEATH OF MRS.

Ethel Edith McFadyen. age 82 years, of Ste. 402. 23U McEown Avenue and formerly of Asquith, occurred in a local hospital on May 29th. 1972.

The funeral service will be held on Thursday. June 1st at 3.30 p.m. from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Don Johns. Surviving are: a daughter, Mrs.

R. Johnston (Roxie) of Des Moines. iuu.3- iwn sons Clarence of Asquith and Eldon ot Des 111 Main- children and seven great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband. John, in October 1968.

Mrs. McFadyen was born in Gilford. Surrey England and came to Asquith in 1910 where she had resided until 1969 when she came to make her home in Saskatoon. Mrs. McFadyen was a member of the United Church, the AsQuith U.C.W.

and the Juniata Homemakers Club. Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. (Courtesy parking south of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 25th St.) 5-31-c PETERSEN THE DEATH OF Peter Petersen, age 85 years, of 3217 11th Street, west. Saskatoon, occurred suddenly at his residence on Mav 29th. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday.

Mav 3lst at 2 p.m. from McKagues Funeral Home conducted by Major E. Birt. Surviving are: his wife Elizabeth: four daughters. Mrs.

Wilfred (Margaret) Simpson of Sudbury. Ontario. Mrs. Gordon (Maren) Wilson of Saskatoon. Mrs.

George (Elsie) Edmonds of Major. and Mrs. Ron (Toody) Turner of Debden, four sons, Hans Petersen of North Battleford, Peter Petersen of York-ton. Niels Petersen of Sudbury and Arne Petersen of Prince Albert; 30 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Mr. Petersen was born in Germany and came to Canada in 1926.

He farmed in the Wadena district from 1926 until retiring to Saskatoon in 1965. and had made his home here since. Interment will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly Bouth of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. and 20th St.

5-31-c FUNERALS LEIER THF, CONCELEBRATED funeral mass for J. P. (Jack) Leier, who died on May 26th. 1972. was held from St.

Paul's Cathedral on Monday morning. May 29th at 10.30 a.m. with Most Rev. J. P.

Mahoney chief concelebrant. The following Clergy attended in the Sanctuary: Rt. Rev. O. Lacroix DP.

Rt. Rev. J. S. Robinson VG.

Rev E. Lequiea OMI, Rev. C. Tremblay. Rev.

H. Kaufman OMI, Rev. G. Wiesner OMI. Rev.

R. Beechinor Rev. J. Bisztyo, Rev. J.

Cieply OMI, Rev. M. Doll OMI. Rev. J.

Dormans Rev. B. Dunn. Rev. J.

G. Redmond CSsR, Rev. J. Switallo OMI. Rev.

P. Donlevy. Brother Weiss, Brother Jansen. Rev. N.

Engel OMI, Rev. F. Galbraith CSsR. Rev. M.

Kock. Rev. J. Kuffner OMI, Rev. W.

Lafrentere. Rev. D. Leeper. Rev.

G. Mallon CSB. Rev. B. Morand.

Rev. J. McCreavy CSB. Rev R. Ogle Rev.

D. Phaneuf. Rev. D. Prefontaine, Rev.

S. Rakus. Rev. P. Swan, CSB, Rev.

J. Watchel OMI, Rev. F. Kolia. Brother Schmidt.

Honorary bearers were: Ronald Carter. David Anthony, Harold Lefebvre, Ed Cbynoweth, S. L. Pollock. Don Evans Bert Dean.

Dr. M. S. Silobodzian, A. Rawlin-son.

M. J. Hertz. Active bearers were: Mervln Leier. Allan Leier, Henry Leier, Jake Leier.

Raymond Leier. Terry Leier. The Honour Guard was formed by the Fourth Degree, Knights Columbus. DArcy McGee Assembly. Graveside prayers were conducted by Rev.

E. Lequiea assisted by Rt. Rev. J. S.

Robinson and Rev. B. Dunn. Interment took place in Woodlawn Roman Catholic Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangement.

5-31-C PALMER THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mr. Robert (Bob) Palmer, who died on May 26. 1972. was held from Park Funeral Chapel on Monday. May 29.

at 2 p.m.. conducted by Archdeacon H. w. Brandrick. Active pallbearer were Terry Taylor.

Howard Tniscott, George Taylor Fred Appleby. Claude Penson. Percy Wright. Honorary pallbearer were H. A.

Gainsford. E. W. Kellett, B. F.

Shinn. Interment was made in Wood-lawa Cemetery. 5-31-c IN MEMORIAM MITCHELL IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved Gaye who died May 30, 1969. I stand at your grave but 1 do not weep. You ar not there, you do not sleep.

You are the thousand winds that blow. You are thee diamond glints on snow. You are the sunlight on ripened grain. You are the gentle autumn rain. When I awake in the morning's hush.

You are the swift upflinging rush. Of quiet birds in circling flight. You are the soft star shine at night. I stand at your grave but i do not cry. You are not there, you did not die.

Always remembered by Mom and Dad, Lorie, Shelley and families. 5-31-C MOORE IN LOVING MEMORY OF a dear son and brother. J. C. (Char-lev) Moore, who passed away May 30 th.

1971. God knew that you were suffering. The hills were hard to climb: So He gentlv closed your evelids and whispered Peace Be Tlime." We do not need a special day To bring you to our mind. The days we do not think Of you Are vent hard to find. If all the world were ours to giv We'd give it.

yes, and more To see the face of Charley dear Come smiling through the door. Dearly loved and sadly missed by his mother and sister Doreen and family. 5-31-c CHAMBERLAIN IN LOVING MEM-orv of my dear wife Birdie Chamberlain. who passed away May 30. 1970.

At rest. Sadly mused by husband Sid. 5-31-c MOORE IN LOVING MEMORY OF a dear husband, father and grandfather (Charley Moore), who passed away May 30. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept. To love and to cherish and never forget.

-Ever remembered and sadly missed by his wife, family and friends. 5-31-c THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience ta making up your In Memorum. tf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rse J. Murdock Terry Michavluk Pnooe 65J4U4 loth bt. Ave.

N. It I RATES Star-Phoemx Classified Ad Rates: Seven Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words Minimum Charge 85c Per Day Classified Display is charged at $3.78 per siugle column inch Where 10 point or large type is de sired by the advertiser for the complete advertisement the rate per word is 14c per day. Minimum count 12 words minimum daily charge $1.70. Figures in groups of five or less, dollar marks, initial letters, count as one word. Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 75c per day for the 10 point line.

Where tiie use of a box number is desired, count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points, please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box num-bers to the advertiser as soon as possible, we accept no liability In respect of loss or damage alleged to rise through either failure or delay in forwarding such replies however caused, whether by negligence or otherwise. City advertisers must pick up box replies at tiie Star-Phoemx office. The SL.r-Phoemx assumes no responsibility for error after the first loser tiou.

NOTICES Death and Funeral Notices $3 for first 25 count lines. Each additional line of 5 words 35c Births. $2.50. Forthcoming Marriages. In-Memoriams, Engage' ments Cards of Thanks, Weddings, rates $3.00 for insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words 35c per line.

Semi-Displays Accepted 8-30 a.n. to 12 noon daily Monday to Friday for publication following day (except holidays Deadlines for continues, cancellation or correction of Want Ads, 9:00 a.m. day of publication Monday to Friday only. On davs when the business office is closed Want Ads for publication in our next issue may be left in the box in the front vestibule of the Star-Phoenix office. Please be sure to leave your name, address, phone number and number of Insertions desired.

WORD ADS ACCEPTED Up to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday lor following davs publication, (except holidays) Display AdveT SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday, WEDNESDAY 12:00 noon for Friday. THURSDAY 12:00 noon for Saturday, FRIDAY 12:00 noon for Monday, FRIDAY 3:00 p.m. for Tuesday an-Wednesday publication. All of me above times on a "copy in hand basis allow time for copy pick-up and preparation.

MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES IN SASKATCHEWAN 1 year $30.00 6 months $18-00 3 months SlO.OO 1 month 3.50 Sat. only in Saskatchewan $7.50 per yr. By Carrier Ceais Per Week By mail or letter carrier walks in Saskatoon I year $40.00 To All Other Provinces and Countries Outside Canada year I month 5.00 SaL only outside Saskatchewan $12.00 per year TENDERS Esso INVITATION TO TENDER Sealed tenders will be received until 4:00 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time. June 14.

1972 for Bulk Plant Construe-tion various Saskatchewan locations. General contractors may obtain copies of the plans, specifications and contract documents from the Engineering Services Manager. Imperial Oil Limited, P.0 Box 2356. for a deposit of $25.00 payable to Imperial Oil Limited. The deposit will be refunded following return of the plans and specifications or the submission of a tender.

When a contractor fails to submit a tender, his deposit will be refunded only if the plans and specifications are returned prior to tender closing. Plans and specifications will be posted with tiie Regina and Saskatoon Construction Associations and Moose Jaw Builders Exchange. The successful general contractor will be required to furnish a performance and guarantee bond in the amount of 50 per cent of the tender pnee. Any preliminary inquiries may be directed to the Engineering Services Manager at Fdmonton or the Project Engineer, Mr. R.

E. McCallum at Edmonton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Imperial 01! Limited. Marketing Department, Edmonton, Alberta.

5-31-c CANADA Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Indian Affairs Branch Saskatoon District TENDERS CONTRACT NO. S.D. -73 GRAVELLING OF FARM SERVICE TYPE ROADS. VARIOLS INDIAN RESERVES. SASKATOON DISTRICT Sealed Tenders, marked as to content.

addressed to District Construction Supervisor. Technical Services Division. Saskatoon District. Department of Indian Af faint Northern Development. Phoenix House.

226 20th Street. East. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan will be received up to: 2 00 P.M. (C.S.T.) MONDAY. JUNE 19.

1972 Tender Documents can be: Obtained by General Contractors on the de.virit of $25 oo in the form of a CFJUTFIKD CHEQUE payable to THE RECEIVER GEiNERAL OF CANADA after 1:00 P.M. (C.S.T.) Monday. May 29. from the District Construction Supervisor. Technical Services Division.

Saskatoon District. Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development. Phoenix House. 226 20th Street. East.

Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. W. R.

Cooke, District Supen i sor. Indian Affairs Branch. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 4-1-c-e North Battleford School Unit No. 53 Invitation to Tender Maymont Central School Maymont, Saskatchewan Tenders for the construction of a gvmnasium addition to Maymont Central School will be received until 2-06 C.S.T,.

on June IT 1972 at the office of Catterall Wright Limited, 1221 8th Street East. Saskatoon. Tenders will not be opened until later that dav at the office of the North Battleford School Unit, Drawings and Specification may be obtained at the office of Catterall right Limited on deposit of $23 w. The deposit wiU be refunded oo return of the documents in good condition within 7 days of the closing of tenders. Sub-contractors and suppliers may view the documents at the offices of the Saskatoon Construction Association, the North Barileford School Unit and Cat-terail right Limited.

Tender shall be submitted on the Standard Form of Tender, C.C.A.-R A.I.C. Document No. ID. in duplicate, and must be accompanied by a bid bond or certified cheque for of the tender and made pavabie to the North Battleford School Unit No. 58.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. North Battleford School Unit No. 58 1 37! I90li Street. North Battleford. Saskatchewan.

Catterall Wright Limited. 1221 Ui Street Ea. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. S-Jl-e of be by 12 FORESTER Immediate vacancy for graduate, in Timberlands Division of Saskatchewan lumber firm, at Hudson Bay.

Duties include cruising timber, analysing data, preparing slock and stand and yield tables, calculating allowable cut. studyuig reforest -tion. techniques and practices ana directing such operations for the company, liaison with D.N.R. and other agencies and other related work. Excellent salary, benefits and growth potential in this dynamic organization.

Job interviews will be at Regina in 2-3 weeks. If you qualify for this opportunity, reply in confidence to: G. W. HEDMAN. PLACEMENT ADMINISTRATOR, SIMPSON TIMBER CO.

2000 WASHINGTON BUILDING. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, U.S.A. 98101 Equal opportunity employer. 5-31-c HOUSE FRAMERS WANTED. APPLY 373-2608.

6-2-c TWO MATURE THINKING SALES-people needed. For Interview call Lilly Agencies 652-4006. tf WANTED ELECTRIC SHOVEL OPERATORS WITH CRANE EXPERIENCE TO OPERATE 10-YARD SHOVEL Rate: $4.82 per hour Self and family covered by Manitoba Medicare. 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 ROB 0W0 B-31-c EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT RE-quired for senior position with excellent opportunities by local firm. Must have Bachelor of' Commerce and at least 3 years experience in accounting and taxation, or equivalent. Applicants to reply with complete personal history, and references, details of education experience; and salary expected. Replies treated in confidence.

Box 145D Star-Phoenix. 5-31-c WANTED HEAVY DUTY MECHANICS FOR UNDERGROUND Rate: $4.48 V2 to $4.82 per hour, 40-hour week Self and family covered by Manitoba Medicare. 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 ROB 0W0 5-31-c HEALTH AND FITNESS INSTRUCTOR with Phys Ed. or recreational background. Age 21-30. Phone 244-8137.

5-31-c FRAMING SUBS Experienced carpentry framers for sub-contract work on Nursing Home project and 30 N.H.A. homes. Phone days, 783-8516 Yorkton, or evenings 783-3569. 5-31-c EXPERIENCED INSURANCE CLAIMS adjuster to manage independent office on Vancouver Island. Send resume to Coast Claims Service 777 Broughton Street, Victoria.

G.C. 5-31-c WANTED JOURNEYMAN INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC (Millwright) for Surface Machine Shop Rate: $4.82 per hour, 40-hour week. Self and family covered by Manitoba Medicare. 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 ROB 0W0 5-31-c EXPERIENCED PARTSMAN RE-quired for well established dealership. Qualifications necessary to handle all duties pertaining to parts dept, with one asst.

Send written reply stating age. experience and salary expected to Box 1677X, Star-Phoenix. 6-8-c CREATIVE? AGGRESSIVE? LIKE MONEY? If so you ere a likely prospect to take over an established protected territory and to develop its exciting potential. Our firm Is well known and highly regarded. Our product line is top quality.

Maintenance cleaning sup- Iies and equipment. The territory iciudes city and rural areas. Basle draw-expense allowance and other Immediate benefits protect your familiarization. And better than average com-tniMion structure challenges your future desire. You will receive immediate consideration if you write a bnef resume today to BOX HID SIAK-PUOENIX 5-31-C MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) is of or to Age SPEND YOUR SUMMER IN THE Yukon.

Experienced Motorcycle Mechanic wanted for a Honda. Yamaha Dealership. Good wage opportunity for right man. Reply with full particulars to Mr. A.

Castagner. Manager. Recreational Products Division, Whitehorse Motors Limited: 4l78-4th Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. 6-14-c MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHTS to service and repair plant equipment used in conveying, screening. crushing, grinding, and pelletizing iron ore from open pit mine in Northwestern Ontario.

Hourly rate $4 26 V2 to $4.62 depending on qualifications: shift diflerential extra. Three year labour agreement just concluded: steady employment: rental housing to tradesmen. Also required at above rates are Garage Mechanics-Diesel to service and repair Terex and Haul-pak trucks. Caterpillar tractors. Hough loaders, and sundry gas-powered units.

Qualified tradesmen are invited to write for application form or enquire at the nearest Manpower Centre. CALAND ORE COMPANY LIMITED Atikokan, Ontario 5-31-c-s NATIONAL MANUFACTURER RE-quires order clerk. Familiarity with welding equipment and supplies would be an asset. Good starting salary with excellent company benefits. Minimum Grade 12 education.

Apply to Box 170D, Star-Phoenix. 6-6-c FOREMAN FOR SMALL CONSTR'UC-tion outfit. Must be fully experienced in road construction. Phone D. Wakefield.

Davidson, 567-2980. tf LIGHT DUTIES FOR 2 BOYS 16-19 Due to expansion. large Canadian firm has openings for 2 young men who are interested in a career that pays above average. To qualify applicants must be: 1. Free to travel Canada.

2. Neat in appearance. 3. Ambitious and honest. 4.

Single. 5. Abie to meet the public. 6. Abie to start immediately, 7.

Country boys welcome. Complete expenses while training and travelling. Grade 9 minimum. No experience necessary. Training program and new car transportation supplied.

For personal interview see Mr. W- Jonzon at the Executive Motor Hotel, I to 4.30 p.m., Thursday, 10 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. 6-1-c MANAGER TO RUN AUTO WRECK-ing. Must know parts.

Must have mechanic's experience. Phone 652-6044. 6-2-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY 2 QUAL ified welders for shop fabrication and field installation work. Wages as per Qualifications. Apply Arnold Brockman Brockmans Service Ltd.

Humboldt, Sask. 682-2693. 6-2-C AGENTS 12b SALESMAN WANTED, PRESENTLY selling piece goods to sell large range of lace. Vanity Brassiere 7255 Alexandra Street, Montreal. 5-U-c m-5-ll-c FEMALE HELP WANTED i3 MATURE WOMAN WANTED To show our Famous Products Studio Girl Cosmetics E.

Bouchat, Regina Beach. Sask. m-6-6-p ASSISTANT MANAGERESS FOR LIN-gerie and foundations. Also saleslady over 30. Hollywood Inner Fashions.

156 2nd north. 5-31-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in person, Olympia Restaurant. 5-31-c PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY SELLING a top quality necessary product of which 7 (bo of the homes are still without. You can make up to StUO.OO with one sale, and they will love you for it.

Applicants must be pleasant and dedicated. Write Midland Specialty Sales. P.O. Box 1472. Saskatoon, stating name address, age, phone number and present status.

6-6-c OPPORTUNITY Young woman sales representative re quired at quality fashion shoe store Shoe experience is necessary. Appli cant must be of good appearance, a pleasing personality and a definite flair for fashion. This sales position open to women between the ages 18 and 30 vears. Apply in writing to: Village Cobbler. 217 23rd E.

5-31-c LEGAL SECRETARY wanted at once. One or two years experience preferred. Apply Rees anc Carey, 653-5760. FULLY EXPERIENCED LADIES' wear salesgirl required. Part or full time.

Apply Fashion Fur Co. tf CALL BUSINESSES TAKING ORDERS for calenders. Advertising specialties. Top commissions. Local firm.

Box 169 Star-Phoemx. 6-6-c OFFICE GIRL REQUIRED. EXPER-ienced with ladies wear, office routine. Apply Fashion Fur. 6-2-c SHERATON CAVALIER requires several cocktail waitresses.

Apply after 2 m. to Paul Thompson Tent-n-Tavern. tf NEED EXTRA INCOME FOR SUM-mer clothe or vacation? Earn while children sleep with Sarah Coventry JewelJry. No collections, deliveries or investment. Call 374-7240 for an appointment for per- 6-2-c sonal interview between 5 p.m.

Wanted: Fur Finisher good sewer willing to learn the trade. Apply Trutes Furrier. 242 3rd So. 6-2-c WANTED IMMEDIATELY: FULL time waitresses. Excellent working conditions.

Apply Wavfare Restaurant. Box 1824, Kindersley. Phone 463-4155. 5-3-C Receptionist-Typist Required by a major national trust company. A frtendlv.

out-going personality a must. 653-5313 for interview. 6-2-c TUPPERWARE DEALERS WANTED in country areas and Saskatoon. No deposit on your demonstration kit. If you use and like tupperware write to Solar Sales.

842 4tih St. east. Stooa or phone 653-2522. 32-284. 6-31-C DREAM OPPORTUNITY Have fun.

Make money too. Need 10 train free as tyviane Woodard cosmetics consultants. Call 242-6330 or $53-5794. Subsidiary a 6 General Foods. no object.

6-5-c EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARY required. Phone Victor Hnatyxhyn, 65J-5150 6 a.m. pm. 5-31-c EXPERIENCED FLORIST REQUIRED for full time permanent position. Apply Rose Bowl Flower Shop.

6-t-c MEDICAL SECRETARY. EXPERL enced. Apply Box 163D Star-Phoenix. 5-3i-p EXPERIENCED POSTING MACHINE operator wanted for evening work Apply to Bank of Montreal. Main Office 101 2nd Ave.

No. Admin. Dept. 5-31-C TENDERS Swift Current Comprehensive High School Board Mechanical Renovations Swift Current Comprehensive High School Sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Swift Current Comprehensive High School Board until 2:00 P.M. Central Standard Tune June 10.

1972. and will be opened in public immediately thereafter. The work consists of mechanical renovations to the on-site power generation system including vibration isolation ventilation and miscellaneous piping modifications and fabrication. Tender documents may be obtained from the offices of Saskmont Engineering Co. Ltd.

at 810 1867 Hamilton St. Regina, and 2602 8th Saskatoon, on the deposit of $25.00. This deposit will be refunded upon return of the tender documents in good condition within 30 days after the opening date. Tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque in the amount of 10 of the tender price. The right to reject any or all tenders received is reserved.

Swift Current Comprehensive High School Board, 191 2nd Avenue. N.E.. Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Saskmont Engineering Co. 7 810 1867 Hamilton Regina, Sack.

5-31-c TENDER Sealed tenders for school furniture and equipment will be received by the undersigned up to 1:00 p.m., June 16, 1972. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. G. T. Molloy, Secretary-Treasurer, Saskatoon Separate Board of Education, 247 1st Avenue.

North. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 6-1-c TOWN OF THE PAS TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS TO HOUSE WATER PUMPING EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRE PUMP WELLS, THE PAS, MANITOBA Sealed tender endorsed on the envelope as follows: TENDER FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS TO HOUSE WATER PUMPING EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRE PUMP WELLS. THE, PAS MANITOBA and addressed to: Mr. A.

Moule. Secretary -Treasurer, Town of The Pas. The Pas, Manitoba will be received up to 2:00 P.M., The Pas time on Wednesday, June 14. 1972. The work shall consist of the supply and installation of two buildings to house water pumping equipment and ail related works.

Plans and specifications with Form of Tender may be obtained from the Winnipeg and The Pas offices of the Consulting Engineer upon deposit of certified cheque in tiie amount of twenty dollars 00) payable to Underwood McLellan Associates Limited. A Bid Bond or Certified Cheque In the amount of ten percent (106) made payable to the Town of The Pas. must accompany each tender along with a letter of consent of surety. The lowest or any tender Is not necessarily accepted. This is a Canada Regional Development Project.

Its construction is financed by grants from the Federal Department of Regional Economic Expansion and will be carried out in co-operation with the Province of Manitoba and the Town of The Pas. Mr. A. Moule, Secretary-Treasurer. Town of The Pas.

The Pas, Manitoba. Underwood McLellan Associates Limited. Engineering and Planning Consultants. 1479 Buffalo Place. Winnipeg Manitoba.

R3T 1L7 5-31-C Department of Public Works of Canada TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Chief, Financial and Administrative Services. Department of Public Works Canada. 10th Floor. One Thornton Court. EDMONTON.

Alberta and endorsed APARTMENT COMPLEX. BUILD LEASE ACCOMMODATION, INUVIK. N.W.T. will be received until 11:30 a.m. (M.D.S.T.) June 22, 1972.

Tender documents can be obtained through the following offices of the Department of Public Works of Canada: 10th Floor, One Thornton Court EDMONTON. Alberta: Dept, of Public Works of Canada. INUVIK, N.W.T. and may be seen at the Department's Offices in YELLOWKNIFE, FT. SMITH HAY RIVER, N.W.T.: a well as the Offices in SASKATOON, REGINA.

CALGARY and WINNIPEG; also the Construction Association Office in EDMONTON and CALGARY. To be considered each tender must submitted on the forms supplied the Department and must be accompanied bv the security specified in the tender documents. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ian M. Thomas, Chief.

Financial and Administrative Service. Western Region. '5-31-C DEATHS ANDERSON EDWARD ALBERT AN-derson, well known resident of Maple Creek passed away Sunday. May 28. 1972.

age 62 years, at University Hospital. Saskatoon after a lengthy illness. Surviving, hts wife Myrtle and only daughter Kossene at home. Bom Minot. N.D., he came to Maple Creek with hi parent in 191t.

He acquired a farm west of Maple Creek in 1928 and farmed prior to hi illness. Inter tnent will take place in Maple Creek cemetery pending arrangement. 5-31-c HUFF THE DEATH OF MRS. A. Huff, age 91 years, of St.

Anns Home. Saskatoon, occurred at her residence on May 29. 1972. The funeral service iu be held on Wednesday. May 31.

et 3.30 p.m., from McKague Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. D. Lain. Surviving are five daughters. Mrs.

Wallace iPearlt Olsen of Niagara Falls. Mr. Lila Golberg of Saskatoon. Mrs. F.

(Edvthe Sllngsbv of Prince Albert. Mrs. Elmer (Jean) Avre of Edam, and Mrs. J. (Babe) Whitford of Edmonton: two sons.

Garnet Huff of Saskatoon and Harold Huff of Victoria: 18 grandchildren and 24 treat-grandchildren; and one sister. Mr. J. Brownlee of Unity. Mrs.

Huff was predeceased by her husband. Clarence, in 1957. Ms. Huff was bom in Ontario. She came to Saskatchewan and homesteaded with her husband in in the area north of Scott.

She moved to Wilkie in 1919. and to Saskatoon to make her home in 1954. Mrs. Huff was a member of the United thurrh of Canada. Interment sill be made In the family plot In Woodlawn Cemetery.

(Guest parking directly south of funeral home. 3rd Avenue and 20th Street.) 5-31-c 12 WANTED EXPERIENCED BAKER OR bakers helpea Person capable of handling responsible position, one possessing ambition and drive to go ahead. Wages paid accordingly to amount of experience. Phone 763-6353 Prince Albert Home Bakery. 30 13th St.

West. Prince Albert. 6-13-c WANTED FIRST CLASS WELDERS Rate: $4.82 per hour Self and family covered by Manitoba Medicare, 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 ROB 0W0 5-31-c NATIONAL RETAILER Requires Restaurant Manager Some restaurant and supervisory experience required. Must be bondable. Must be able to meet the public. Must be able to do daily books.

Apply In strict confidence, staling full particulars, to: BOX 1678X STAR-PHOENIX 6-2-C Three Experienced Ford Partsmen Urgently required by western Canadas largest Ford parts dealer. Top wages, full employee benefits. PHONE COLLECT TO J. J. FARRELL 403 429-5381 HEALY FORD CENTER 106 St: and Jasper Ave.

Edmonton, Alberta 5-31-c Experienced partsman. preferably New Holland for machine dealership. Good wages plus commissions and benefits. Permanent position. Mayston Electric Machinery Ltd.

Phone 825-3511, Lloydminster 5-3l-c-a EXPERIENCED BAR TENDER. NEAT and well built. Apply in oerson, start June 1st. Eden Hotel, Biggar. 6-1-C EXPERIENCED JOURNEYMAN BODYMAN TO START IMMEDIATELY Apply: Manning Mercury Sales, Box 844, North Battleford, Sask.

Phone 445-2461 6-I-c WANTED TRENCHER OPERATOR cable hoe operator for work in central Saskatchewan. Write 419 Lev pold Crescent, Regina, or phone 523-2907. 5-31-c WHEEL ALIGNMENT MECHANIC required for local front end shop. See John Scissous Parr Autobody Ltd. No.

2. 6-1-c OLIVETTI CANADA LIMITED 619 2nd North 244-1571 A Leader in the Office Equipment Field requires a. person interested in a selling career. Complete sales training supplied. Matriculation Pre-fered.

A car is essential. Phone or call in at the above. 6-1-c ESTABLISHED HOLIDAY TRAILER sales lot requires aggressive selfstarter for sales position. 374-5434. 6-2-c TWO RFAL ESTATE SALESMEN RE-quired.

Experience preferred, but not essential. High Commission Split. Fringe benefits. For a confidential interview Contact Sam Kays Manager 343-1616 Saskatoon Real Estate and Ins. Co.

Ltd. 1101-Slb Street East. m-6-24-c CATRE CONSTRUCTION WANTED Road Const. Personnel, N.W.T. OPERATORS CAT 63IC SCRAPER 988 LOADER 14 GRADLK AIR TRACK DRILLERS AND HELPERS SERVICEMEN HEAVY DUTY MECHANICS For interview contact Mr.

Hill, Room 426, Cavalier Hotel, Saskatoon, June 2, 3. 6-2-c WANTED: AUTO BODY WITH experience and toots. Top wages. Phone 652-6044. 6-2-c MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) FUNERAL DIRECTORS (Continued) SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th N. xtf PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd No.

Phone 244-2103 xtf McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME M. McKague R. J. McKague D. A.

Newbigging Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. xtf CREMATORIUMS 7a PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services Highway 11 South 242-7884. Bog 2061 xtf LOST AND FOUND 10 FOUND Tiny ail gray kitten. Market Mall area. Phone 374-2431.

6-3-c FOUND: BOAT TRAILER SPARE wheel near Blackstrap Lake. Phone between 6 p.m, 7 p.m, 374-2940. 5-31-c LOST ON FRIDAY: A MANS POC-ket-watch. Valued as keepsake. 242-1498.

6-2-c LOST ON APRIL 28TH: 2 BOXES and one suitcase of clothes on highway near Vanscoy or Delisle. $25 reward. 652-5064. 6-6-C LOST BINOCULARS AT INTERNA-tional Speedway. Phone 652-4368.

6-1-c LOST: GREY FEMALE PERSIAN cat wearing red collar with bells, 10th Street and Cumberland. 653-3521. 6-1-C LOST. WHITE MALE BOXER. AN-swers to Casper.

Re-ward offered. 343-0168. 6-6-C MALE HELP WANTED 12 FULL AND PART TIME TAXI CAB drivers. Phone 653-2775. tf CAREER SALESMAN required for progressive Real Estate Office.

Successful sales record preferred. Real Estate experience not necessary. Call Allen Campbell at Hvmers Real Estate (1968) Ltd. 653-2604. 6-1-C-8 LUMBER CLERK AND YARDMAN required for summer months.

Must qualify under P.E.P. program. Apply Colonsay Co-op LBR. 255-2055 or Canada Manpower Saskatoon. 5-31-c SELL Our nationally known product and Everyday is Payday! Full training and aM stock provided.

Phone 652-6770 for Mr. Hewitt at the Sheraton-Cavalier, Tues. p.m. or Wed. a.m.

only. 5-31-c WANTED: A GOOD PRACTICAL PRO-duction welder. State marital status, age, experience, qualifications, hourly rate expected, names and addresses of two previous employers. Box 1682X, Star-Phoenix. 6-3-c Automotive Industrial Branch Manager required for small location in Interior British Columbia.

Reply: P.O. Box 2008. VANCOUVER 3, B.C. ATTENTION: GENERAL MANAGER 5-31-c THE WASCANA CENTRE AUTHORITY INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR DRAFTSMAN III This is a responsible position involving technical work performed in the preparation of working plans, detailed drawings and maps. Also involved is the lupervlsioa of a small drafting unit.

Assignments are received from professional supervisory in the form of rough or detailed sketches, factual data from which plans, maps and charts are to be developed, or verbal or written instructions on project requirements. REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS: Thorough knowledge of drafting techniques and practices and the care and use of drafting instruments. Good working knowledge of the elementary principles and practices of the fields of engineering architecture, geology, forestry or community planning as required in the position assignment. Thorough working knowledge of high school mathematics, including algebra, plane geometry and trigonometry and its application to engineering, architecture, surveying and forestry computations. Good working knowledge of the basic principles of supervision and training.

SALARY RANGE (CURRENTLY UNDER RE-NEGOTIATION) $571 $700 per month. Applicants should submit a resume Including their educational qualifications. training and experience. ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO: MR. E.

J. WALKER DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE AND DEVELOPMENT WASCANA CENTRE AUTHORITY 440 PROVINCIAL HEALTH BUILDING REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN 5-31-C MECHANICS REQUIRED BY GEN-eral Motors dealership in progressive modern town located in top Saskatchewan tourist area. Openings for both automotive and two cycle small engine. Top wages for qualified applicants. Apply in writing stating qualifications to Box 1684X Star-Phoemx.

tf BODY MEN Flat rate plus guarantee. Busy, well equipped shop. Phone manager at 242 8844. 6-2-c WANTED: PART-TIME SECURITY and dek clerk Night duties only. Experienced, elderlv man preferred.

Apply 19 -11 a.m. Colonial Motel. 6-2-c BARMAN REQUIRED FOR CLUB room, preferably veteran. Replv slating experience and salary expected. Rnval Canadian Legion, Nutana Branch 362.

2326 McEown Ave. 6-2-C BAR MANAGER FOR SENATOR Hotel. Age over 46. Must be reliable. References.

Experience not Beces-sary. Apply in person. 6-6-c PLASTERERS WANTED FOR STUCCO. Onlv expert-rued nd apply. Phone Regina, evenings, 569-5919.

6-2-c I.