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the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Saturday, September 9, 1972 35 NOTICES IN MEMORIAM TENDERS Honiinuedi TENDERS ontlnuedi go ahead Vietnamese Hoffa from awaits North WASHINGTON (AP) James Hoffa very likely will -eo to North Vietnam to nego- tiate release of American pris- oners of war despite State Sec- retary William P. Rogerss de- termination to prevent the trip, Tloffas lawyer said Friday. We are awaiting word from North Vietnamese trade union that the trip be postponed until after July 20. White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler gave report- ers a different version.

Ziegler acknowledged that Taub and Harold Gibbons, Teamsters vice-president, met jnfi San Cle But he said Kissinger made it clear that this government and this administration prefers to do its own negotiating and that any Hoffa journey would be undertaken without official sanction, don't believe he (Klssin- ger) gave any encouragement. said Zi6l6r NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Wll-Uam Robert Jackson, late of Plato and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Parmer, deceased. 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 tiie 13th day of September A.D, 1972, Norfolk and Retailers Trust and Savings Company Retailers Trust Building 3rd Avenue and 22nd Street East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Administrator 9-n-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OF HELENE MYRTLE GRIFFITH. LATE OP SASKA-TOON. IN THE PROVINCE OF SKATCHEWAN, WIDOW, DE-, CEASED.

AU claims against the above estate, yiars I any. to the undersigned before the 22nd A 1 070 iartlcular8 and valuation of any. must be sent day of September, A.D. 1972. ESTEY ROBERTSON MUZYKA, BEAUMONT, BARTON BELL.

Barristers and Solicitors 703 CN Towers. Saskatoon Saskatchewan Solicitors for the Executor have disagreed on whether te 6 members in Paris. William L. Hoffa had official blessings for Taub said in a telephone inter- a Hanoi trip, view from New York. He said Taub said earlier Friday that once clarification is reached on he met with Dr.

Henry A. Kis-matters dealing with the pris- singer, President Nixons for-oner situation, the former eign policy adviser, July 5 to Teamsters Union chief prob- discuss an invitation Hoffa had ably will leave for Hanoi. received to visit Hanoi. Taub said the clarification Taub quoted Kissinger as sought from the North Viet- saying he felt some good namese did not deal in any way could come from the trip and with the controversy during the approved the plan but asked Tender documents may be obtained bv the genera contractor from Con-suliantgroup Limited, 250 2nd Avenue. ftl1 Saskatoon, on deposit of $25 00.

v-U'C-s Tins desposit will be refunded upon return of the tender documents, in good condition within thirty days after i the opening date. TAKE! NOTICE I Tender documents may also be view Please be advised that the Violet Construction Association offices Spray Car Washes at 2109 8th 00se Saskatoon and East and 105 Ave. South are under So.tliam new management and as of Sept. 15, em Evans Services 1972 we will not honor Violet Spray Winnipeg. Manitoba.

Check-Out Slips, (Car Wash tickets Tenders must be exempt.) Jake's Ltd. Washes, 2102 Broadway Avew Saskatoon, Sask. 9-11-C Ziegler acknowledged that Kissinger suggested any Hoffa trip be postponed until after July 20. The reason, he said, was that Kissinger knew at the time he would be holding secret talks in Paris on July 19 with Le Due Tho, chief negotiator from Hanoi. State Secretary William P.

Rogers revoked the passport validation that would have permitted Hoffas journey, claiming procedural irregularities prompted his move. Hoffa is on parole after OTTAWA (CP) Hearings serving a prison sentence for on a takeover of Bushnell Com- jurY tampering and mail fraud, munlcations Ltd. by Western Broadcasting Co. Ltd. of Vancouver will begin in Ottawa Oct.

16, the Canadian Radio-Television Commission said Friday. Since last year, Western and its related company, Western Broadcasting Holdings have acquired enough shares on the public market to give Western control of Bushnell. Bushnell, an Ottawa company that owns a cable television system in Rockland, also owns Ottawa-Cornwall Broadcasting owner of CJOH-TV, and Laurentian Cablevision Inc owner of a Hull, and area cable system. The hearings are on Westerns application for CRTC approval of its takeover of control of the three companies. Earlier this year, Western contended that the CRTC did not have jurisdiction over its purchases on the public market of shares in Bushnell because Western at that time did not have a majority of the shares.

Since then, however, Western has purchased more shares and gone over the 50-per-cent mark. Star-PhoenJx Classified Ad Rates: Seven Cents Per Word Per Dav Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words Minimum Charge 85c Per Dav Classified Display is charged at $3.78 per single column inch. Where 10 point or large type is ce-sired bv 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, etc.t count as one word.

Where one line 4s set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 75c per day for the 10 point line. Where the use of a box number is desired, count as four words extra. City or rural Star-Phoenix Box Numbers please add $1.00 extra to cover cost of handling and postage. While every endeavor will oe made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible, we accept no liability in respect of loss or damage alleged to rise through either failure or delay In forwarding such replies however caused, whether by negligence or otherwise. City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office.

The Star-Phoenix assumes no respon-siDillty for error after the first inser-uon. NOTICES Saskatoon City Police Department NOTICE OF SALE TAKE NOTICE that the following articles will be sold by Public Auction on Saturday, September 23rd, 1972 at 11.00 am. at the Saskatoon Auction. Mart, North on Idylwyld Drive, Saska- katchewan will be received at the of-- fices of L. W.

Johnston, Engineering Consultants Ltd. until 2.00 p.m. C.S.T., Wednesday, September 27, 1972. BICYCLES 132 Legislative Building, Regina, Saskatchewan. 9-12-c AND FURTHER take notice that the I Tenders will be considered on a lump said articles may be reclaimed at the I basis when submitted on a form Police Station prior to the date of the provided by the engineer.

A bid bond said sale upon proof of ownership and ten percent of tender must accom-upon pavment of all storage charge Paljy each btd. a performance bond incurred therein. lU be required from the successful bidder. Dated at the City of Saskatoon. In I the Province of Saskatchewan, this 5th Plans and tender documents may be day of September.

A.D. 1972. obtained at the office of the engineer Jon deposit of twenty five dollars JAMES KETTLES, hieh amount will be refunded pro-Chief of Police. vtdmg the documents are returned to 9-11-c-s engineer before October 6. 1972.

Copies of the tender documents may be examined at the Construction Association offices in Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon as well as Sanford Evans and Southam Building Reports in Winnipeg. NOTICE TO CREDITORS last two days concerning Hoffas attempt to obtain state department validation of his passport for travel to Hanoi. We hold valid passports and there is no need for us to get any further approval from Ro- gers, Taub said. The White House and Taub neault McDonald Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence M. Donald wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Ellen to Mr. Maurice Onel Neault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Neault.

The wedding is to take place at St. Michaels -Church on Saturday, October 7, 1972, at 6:30 p.m. in the evening. SIMMONS HORODYSKI The engagement of Valerie Victoria, daughter of Mrs. M.

Horodyski and the late Mr. W. Horodyskl is announced with pleasure to Douglas Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmons all of Saskatoon.

The wedding is to take place on Saturday, November 4, 1972, 3.30 p.m. at Grace Westminster United Church. LAVOIE GWYNN Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Gwynn of Punnichy, Sask. are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Heather Jean, to Const. Donald John Lavoie, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Lavoie of Ottawa, Ont. The wedding will take place at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23, 1972, at the R.C.M.P. Chapel, Regina, Saskatchewan.

MOURRE- WOLFE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolfe are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Wendy Alma to Kevin Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mourre.

The wedding will taka place Sept. 16, 1972, at 4:00 p.m. at St. John Bosco Roman Catholic Church. PALFY SIMPKIN Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred H. Simpkin of Colonsay wish to announce t'he forthcoming marriage of their second daughter, Leah Diane, to William Palfy only son of Mr. and Mrs. WilKam Palfy of Viscount, Sask.

The wedding is to take place at St. Georges Chapel, 624 Ave. Saskatoon at 2:00 p.m. on October 7,, 1972. Engagement- Notices Announcements to appear under this heading will be accepted by The Star-Phoe.

nix Classified Dept. Minimum charge $3.00 for first 10 lines or less. Extra lines of 5 words each are 30c per line. Photographs will be accepted in engagement notices. For more information phone Miss Archer, Star-Phoenix Bridal Desk, 652-9200.

TENDERS Weyburn Comprehensive School. Wejburn, Saskatchewan. Seal'd tenders 'Will be receded by the undersigned up to 12.00 noon. Tuesday. September 12 3972, for the supplying and installation of equipment in the following areas: MOTOR MECHANICS CONSTRUCTION LAB Tender forms, conditions of tender, equipment lists and specifications may be obtaned from the undersigned: WEYBURN COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL BOARD 45 Bison Avenue.

E. WEYBURN. Saskatchewan S4H OHS 9-11-C BIRTHS MAULL BOB AND HAZEL (NEE Klassen) proudly announce the birth of their first child, Geoffrey Andrew William, 8 lbs. 2 oi Sept. 2nd 1972 at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, Burlington, Ontario.

First grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klassen. 9-ll-c DEATHS ALCORN THE DEATH OF DUNCAN Ross Alcorn occurred at his home In Asquith. Sask on Thursday.

September 7th 1972. A memorial service will be held in Asquith United Church on Monday September rth at 7 10 pm. with Mr. Wallace officiating. In lieu of flow, ers donations to the Heart Fund appreciated.

Surviving are his loving wife. Florence. 3 sisters: Mrs lan Keith fGladvsi. Williams Lake. Mrs.

John Mather (Mam Kinlstino Sask' Mm. Sid Powell (Adele) Winnipeg. brothers. Harold of Saskatoon: Gordon of Vancouver and William of Asquith Mr. Alcorn was predeceased bv his father in 1914, his mother in 1956 and his sister Flossie, in 1972 Mr.

Alcorn was born in Welwyn, Sask. on Oct. 3rd, 1907 and was employed for many years by the C.NR. For several years he operated an Aluminum Window bus-iness in Asquith, and prior, to retiring in March of this year he was proprietor of Dunes Variety Store in Asquith. He was an ardent fisherman and a member of the R.T.

and the Elks Lodge at Asquith Ml-C LARDNER THE DEATH OF MRS. Florence Maud Lardner. age 84 years of 513 3rd Street, east Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Stpl 8. 1972. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Park Funeral Chapel are in charge. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Carl Morphy (Irene). Saskatoon.

Mrs. James MacDonald Kathleen of Leaf Rapids, formerly of Saskatoon: three, sons. Kenneth, Saskatoon, Vincent, Vancouver, Donald, Saskatoon; sixteen grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, one sister, Annie Pettie of London, England. She was predeceased by her husband in 1955. She came to Canada in 1921 from Birmingham, England and was a resident in Saskatoon for 51 years.

She was a long-time member of the CNR carpet bowling club. 9-ll-c LATSAY THE DEATH OF MRS. Anna Latsay. age 85 years, erf 730 6th Avenue Saskatoon, occurred suddenly at home on September 8. 1972.

The funeral Mass will be held on Monday, September 31th at 10 00 a m. from St. Paul a Cathedral conducted by Rev. Joseph Bisztyo. Pray-ers will be said on Sunday ee ning at 8 00 ni.

In the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home. Surviving are. a daughter, Mrs. Joseph (Rhodai Beres living in Hungary, four sons. Joseph, John and Frank ail of Milden and Steve of Dinsmore: 35 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

She was predeceased her husband Steveu in June, 1958 and by a daughter Wilma in 1931. Mrs. Latsay was born in Hungary and came to the Houghton district in 1927. She fanned with her husband at Houghton for 7 years and then in the Dinsmore district unul 1952 when she came to make her home in Saskatoon. She was a member of St.

Pauls Cathedral and also of the Saskatoon Hungarian Society. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. 9-ll-c SMITH THE DEATH OF MRS. E. F.

Smith, occurred Sept. 7th in hos pital in Campbell River, B.C., age 50 years, formerly Edna Osborn of Saskatoon. Surviving are: her husband one daughter Dianne of Victoria, B.C.: mother, Mrs. K. Osborn of Mt.

Royal Lodge, Saskatoon; one brother, Bill of Saskatoon. 9-ll-c TEMCHENKO THE DEATH OF MR. Peter Michael Temchenko, age 83 years, of The Veterans Home, Sas kaioon, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital on Thursday, September 7th, 1972. The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, September 11th at 2 p.m from Westwood Funeral Chapel. conducted by Archdeacon H.

Brandnck. The late Mr. Temchenko was born at Kiev. Ukraine, and came to Canada in 1916. He served with Canadian Railway Forces in the Roval Canadian Army during the First World War and received the Military Medal.

He took employment w-ilh the tiie C.N.R. after the war and lived at several points in Saskatchewan until retiring in 1954 In tennent will take place in Soldiers Field, Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 9-ll-c SHAOULLE THE PASSING OF BABY Napoleon SbaOuile, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert SbaOuile of Wollaston Lake, occurred in a Saskatoon Hospital on Sept. 3rd, 1972. The Buneral Service will be held at Wollaston Lake-. Park Funeral Cha Sei are in charge. Surviving are: is loving parents, Mr.

ana Mrs. Albert ShaOulie at bone. Interment will be made in the Cemetery at Wollaston Lake. 9-ll-c WEBSTER THE DEATH OF ALEX-ander Terry Webster, age 83 years, of 221 Main Street. Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on September 7th.

1972. The funeral service was held on Saturday September 9th at 2 30 m. from McKagues Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. E. L.

Bishop. Surviving are: his loving wife Alma; three daughters, Mrs. Sydney (Edith) Potts of Nipawin, Mrs. Sutherland (Eileen) McGregor of Calgary and Mrs. Duncan (Munel) Shearer of Ottawa, Ontario; seven grandchildren; two sisters.

Mrs. H. J. (Charlotte) Bilkey of Rocanville, and Mrs. Harold (Mary) Vincent of Earl Grey.

one brother, John Webster of Regina. Mr. Webster wras bora in Rocanville attended Manitoba Agricultural College, graduating from there with a Bachelor of Science degree in 4915He has spent his life on the Prairies, residing for the past 27 years in Saskatoon. He bts been a member of the Masonic Order for sixty years and was a Charter Member of Mystic Tie Lodge No. 213.

He was an avid curler and was interested in all sports. He enjoved his home, family and fnends. the family would appreciate donations to the Heart Fund. 798 105 21st east. Saskatoon.

Cremation to follow. 9-ll-c GAYTHORPE THE DEATH OF AL-bert Gaytborpe. age 72 years, of No. 40 Mount Pleasant Court, Saskatoon, occurred suddenly on September 8th. 1972.

The funeral service will be held on Monday, Sept, dltb at 1.30 from McKague Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Don Laing. Surviving are: his wife Marv; four sons. Wesley Murtland of Saskatoon, Jerry Murtland of Edmonton, Art Murtland of Vancouver, and Orval Murtland of Saskatoon: and '10 grandchildren. Mr.

Gavthorpe was a veteran of World War One and World War Two. He retired from the C.N.R. in 1965. Interment will be made in the Wood-lawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave, and 20th Street.

9-ll-c FUNERALS HAAS. THE COMMITTAL SERVICE of Charles L. Haas, who died on September 6. 1973, was held at graveside on Friday. September 9th at 2 00 pm conducted by Rev.

Martin Vandenakker. Pallbearers were: Joe Chapman. Sid Potts, Bob Brunette. Bill Ewan, Harland Pyne. Rev.

Vern Raaflaub Interment took place the Nipawln Catholic Cemeterv. Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. 9-ll-c GM Paul A of WE ALLEN IN LOVING MFMORY OF our Mother, Marjory Edith Allen, who passed awav September 9 1969. Yes. she sleeps, but not forever.

In a lone and silent grave: Blessed promise 6be shall waken, Jesus died the lost to save. In the dawning of the morning. When the troubled mgbt is er. AJI the buds in beauty blooming. Will rejoice to see her more.

-From her loving family. 9-n-C JOHNSTON IN LOVING MEMORY of a dear mother. Anne, who passed away Sept. 9. 1969, Till memory fades and life departs, You live forever in our hearts.

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by son Kenneth and daughter-inlaw Sylvia. giandcfaUdren Kathy and Karen. 9-ll-c WEIR IN LOVING OF a dear Dad and grandfather. Roy C. Weir, who passed away Sept.

9, 1970. His w'cary hours and days of pain, His troubled nights are past: And in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet rest at last. Ever remembered by Scottie, Eileen and family. 9-U-p THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience in making up your in Memoriam. xtt CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SIN-cere thanks and appreciation to Drs.

Langer, Boyd and Peterson, elvo nurses and staff on Stb floor St. Paul Hospital, resident Priest and Sisters for their care and kindness, thanks to Rt. Rev. J. S.

Robinson, Bishop Mahoney and Rev. Paul Don-levy and the many kind people who sent cards, flowers and donations in memory of a dear wife and mother. Ruth Longpre. Special thanks to the many who sent cards letters and flowers or called to visit during her long stay in the hospital, Gib Longpre. the Miller and Hanson famlles, 9'11-Q FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae 1.

Murdock Terry Michayluk Phone $33-4434 20th St. Ave. N. xtt McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME M. McKague J.

Mchague D. A. Newblggtng Phone 242-3131 303 3rd S. PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Btnklev Donald Somers 311 3rd No.

Phone 244-2103 xtt SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5377 333 4th Ave. N.

Xtt CREMATORIUMS 7s PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Servlc-s Highway 11 South 242-7884 Box 2061 xtt Memorial Society MEMORIAL SOCIETY OF SASK. O. Box. 1846, Saskatoon Phone 374-1686 week-day. Xtt MONUMENTS Universal Monuments 211 103rd ST.

Sales and service anywhere in Saskatchewan JOE HAGEL SONS BUS. 374-1453 RES. 65S-42H 6-U-l I LOST AND FOUND 10 LOST 2 YEAR OLD FEMALE STRIP-ed cat Grosvenor Shopping Centre area. 374-9478 alter 5 pm. 9-11-c- LOST A YOUNG FEMALE SIAMESE cat with blue collar.

Missing since Aug. 15 from Mamtot! Beach. Please call 522-5091, Regina. Reward. 9-ll-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 DRIVER REQUIRED PER-manent position, grade 10 minimum.

Apply in person Tip Top Cleaners, 1810 Broadway. 9-ll-e REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: EX- penenced produce operator. Must be ambitious and self starter. Good salary plus bonus. All company benefits.

Only career minded need apply. Box 1929X Star-Phoemx. 9-11-C Langham Credit Union Ltd. requires an ASSISTANT-MANAGER Duties Teller. Supervise dally operations, responsible to General Manager.

Apply to the Manager, stating age, experience and salary expected by September 27, 1972. 9-11-C YOUNG MALE: GROCERY CLERK, full time employment. Must apply in person. Fletchers Food Market, Rosetown. 882-2695.

9-ll-c TRUCK DRIVER PARTS HELPER required for industrial equipment company Parts experience preferred. Phone 653-3600. 9-11-C. WANTED: A THIRD YEAR APPREN-tice or Journeyman electrician. Write Box 14G3 or phone 463-2767, Kinders-ley, Sask.

9-14-c WANTED TWO FULLY QUALIFIED carpenters. Call 343-6785 after 5 pm. 9-ll-c EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS WANT-ed. Apply Box 55A Star-Phoenjx. 9-ll-c DEALERSHIP IN NORTHERN Sask.

requires mechanic. For wages, rate and details phone 374-1962. 9-ll-c BARTENDERS NEEDED experienced preferred. Apply in person. Thompson, Sheraton Cavalier, tf FINANCIAL NEW SALES CAREER permanent position offering the highest annual income.

We are a w-eli known national organisation. Previous investment or sales experience Is not necessary as you will receive a comprehensive studv course. Applicants from the ages 25 to 55 may phone for an interview at 242-1282. or write to Mr. D.

M. Jenkins. Regional Man-ager United Investment Services. Suite 701, Bank of Commerce 201 21st SL, Saskatoon. 9-11-c-t ARE LOOKING FOR CARPEN-ten.

Experience in sash and door factory an asset twit not necessary. Good wages, year round work. Phone collect or apply in writing to Woodland Sask. and Door, 2165 Ogdvie Street Prince George, B.C. 562-1396.

9-ll-c TENDER FOR GRAVELLING Approximate yard, 6.000. For screening, loading and hauling. Tenders to be In prior to Sept. goth. OF GLENSIDE NO.

877. BIGGAR, SASK, 8-lt-c-a SITE DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF E6.872 1972. and will be opened in public im I -1 .1 Sealed tenders will be received by the Deputy Mtnister until 2 00 pm. Central Standard Time. September 22, mediately thereafter.

The work consists of grading fencing. walks and retaining Halls, paving and landscaping. accompanied by a Certified Cheque Jn the amount of at least ten per cent ClOfo) of the tender price. The Province reserves the right to reject any or all tenders received. Deputy Minister of Government Services, Sub trades shall file their bids in accordance with the Sask.

Bid Depository regulations at the Regina Builders Exchange, before two oclock p.m.. Monday. Sept. 25. 3972.

The lowest or any tender not neces- rrentfi 8aruy accepted lnhnsinn WntHnoaHn r.nci LaJT Johnston Engineering Consul- Vagabond Motor Inn Regina. Sask. 9-ll-c TENDERS Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to content and addressed to the undersigned will be received up to 2 00 Saskatoon time, Thursday, September 28. 1972 for the construction of 24 units for senior citizens at Biggar. Saskatchewan, sponsored by the Federal Government.

Province of Saskatchewan, and the Town of Biggar an specifications and forms of ender required can be obtained by raclors at, address shown b1w are available for inspection 1 Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and Associations, in Biggar and at Saskatoon and Regina A deposit of $100 00 is reqiured for eat specifications and docu- JJffni8, iL bians, specifications and documents are ot recelved at tlns offJce in good condition on or before the contract JJf.2i' aCw om' a Bid Bond or by a tendeJ e. no exceed John Stacey, Manager. Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Box 1107, 440 2nd Avenue. North.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 9-ll-c Department of Northern Saskatchewan TENDERS FOR HEATING INSTALLATION OF HOUSES Separate tenders for the complete heating installation of homes located at the following: Tender No. 15 Houses La Loche (Plan E. Sheets 1-4) Tender No. 25 Houses Buffalo Narrows (Plan Sheets 1-4) Tender No.

34 Houses 11a a la Crosse (Plan Sheets 1-4) 1 House He a la Crosse (Plan M. Sheets 1-3) Tender No. 45 Houses Denare The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. W.

Churchman, Deputy Minister. Department of Northern Saskatchewan. Regina. Saskatchewan. 9 Uc i In of bv In the Estate of JOHN ANDREW EDWARD COURTNEY, late of the City of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Retired Farmer, deceased.

AU claims against the above Estate. AU claims against the above Estate. duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any. must be sent 2 IS9 the 25th day of September, A.D. 1972.

LAMARSH, ROBERTSON. EMIGH DEHM Barristers and Solicitors 310 Canada Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan SOLICITORS FOR THE EXECUTRIX. GAYLENE ANNE KLASCHINSKY. 9-11-C-S NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (Under The Liquor Licensing Act) NOTICE Is hereby given that a pub- lie heanng will be held in the Con-1 ference Room of the Liquor Licensing Commission, 2002 Dewdney Avenue, Regina at 9.00 a.m.. Central Standard Time, on Tuesday.

September 26. 1972, for the purpose of heanng and con- I sidenng any relevant representations made by Robert H. Gray of Rose Valley Saskatchewan, the applicant I for a beverage room license In respect of the Spalding Hotel, situated In the Village of SDalding in the Province of sIskatcliewaiT 8 province 01 Dassaicnewan. Any person who not less than five (5) days prior to September 26. 1972 has filed with the Commission WTitten I notice of objection to the granting of the said application, stating the 1 I COXFORD-BESWICK -Mrs.

Juliette Beswick of Saskatoon, is happy to announce the engagement of 'her daughter, Joan Louise, to James Coxford of Edmonton, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coxford of Victoria, B.C.

The wedding will take place' at College Park Covenant Church on Saturday, Oct. 7, 1972, at 4:00 p.m. RADCLIFF. BALLACHAY Mrs. Edna Ballachay of Rabbit Lake is pleased to an-, nounce the engagement of her daughter Marion to Leonard Radcliff, son of Mr.

Orville Radcliff of Kelowna, B.C. TWedding to take place in Saskatoon October 7, 1972. HYDE PAGE Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Page are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their eldest daughter, Janis Louise, to Mr. Stephen Hyde, son of Mrs. C. Cowell and Mr. S.

D. Hyde all of Saskatoon. The wedding will take place Saturday, September 23, 1972 at 5.00 p.m. in St. Andrews College Chapel, Saskatoon.

MAXEMUIK -GREENWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Green-. wood take pleasure in announcing the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Margaret Ann to Mr. Laurence Maxemuik on Oct.

6, 1972, in St. Peters Church at the Western Development Museum, Saskatoon. ROBINSON -RUDEICHUK Mr. and Mrs. Nick N.

Rudei-chuk of Saskatoon are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their elder daughter, Valerie Jean, to John David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson of Weldon. The wedding will take place Saturday, October 7, 1972, at 1:30 p.m. at St.

Timothys Anglican Church, Saskatoon. MADDESS. FORREST Mrs. Robert MacDonald Forrest is happy to announce the marriage of her youngest daughter, Cheryl Dawn, to Ralph J. Maddess.

The ceremony took place at the 'home of the brides sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell of North Vancouver, on August 19, 1972. Rev. Duncan Wilkie officiated.

Attendants were Miss Eva Newman, Ottawa, Ontario and Mr. Marvin Maddess, Walla Walla, Wash. Its START HERE Consul named OTTAWA '(CP) External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp has announced the appointment of a retiring Liberal member of Parliament as consul-general in New Orleans. Jean-Charles Cantin, MP for Quebec constituencies since 1962, will take over the post from Pierre Asselin in October. Mr.

Asselin has been appointed ambassador to Cameroon. Mr. Cantin is a lawyer who was associated with various private commercial enterprises before entering public life as mayor of Cap Rouge, Mr. Sharps announcement said Friday. He was mayor from 1952 until 1962 when he successfully contested the Quebec South constituency, He was re-elected in 1963 and 1965 and in 1968 won his present seat of Louis-He-bert.

During his time in Parliament he was parliamentary secretary to the transport, trade and commerce and justice ministers. Viet Cong recognized SANTIAGO (AP) Chile recognized the Viet Cong Friday as the government of South Vietnam. An announcement issued by the Chilean foreign ministry said Chile has established diplomatic relations with the Provsional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam and adopted the necessary measures to establish respective embassies at a time to be determined later. Death and Funeral Notices $3 for first 25 count lines. Each additional line of 5 words 35c.

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only, per year $12 00 u.S.A. and Foreign 1 year 00 Sat. only, per year $15 00 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS CLASSIFIED AD PHONE 653-2100 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LARGE COLORED TV. FLEETWOOD combination, 3 yts. old.

used very llllle. $1,000 new. $340 or best. AM-FM radio. First stop past old Chicken Inn, Lome Ave.

25-9-U-c AD COST HERE part of the ad. Initials, as one word. (Phone is grounds thereof shaU be mven an I F250.000, plus 5 of the amount by opportunity To be beard. 8 wb.cb the tender exceeds $230,000. The 3 maximum amount of security deposit Burns Chairman required with any one tender Is Licensing alrman 000.

Such security deposit shall be Commission.8 retained by Central Mortgage and fl 11.0 1 Housing Corporation to ensure due per-formance of the contract. Cash, a certified cheque, bearer or negotiable Dominion of Canada bonds will be accepted as security deposit. All cheques must be made payable to the order of Central Mortgage and Hous-I ing Corporation. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. IN THE ESTATE OF RAMON RICHARD LLOYD.

LATE OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON. IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, FARMER, DECEASED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All claims against the above estate I duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any must be sent to the undersigned before the 16th day of September, A.D. 1972. Wedge.

McKercher, McKercher I Stack Barristers and Solicitors 1202 CN Towers Saskatoon. Saskatchewan 9-ll-c I TENDERS Department of Northern Saskatchewan TENDERS FOR ELECTRICAL WIRING OF HOUSES Separate tenders for the complete CLIP YOURSELF SOME HONEY Print your own Classified Ad easy, just print one word in each space electrical wiring of homes located at Beach (Plan E. Sheets 1-4), the following: Tender No. 54 Houses Cumberland House (Plan Sheets 1-4) Tender No. $5 Houses, Stony 1 House Cumberland House (Plan Rapids (2-bedroom) M.

Sheets 1-3) Tender No 719 Houses. Sandy Tender- No. 610 Houses Sandy Bay Bay (J-bedroom) (Plan Sheets 1-4) ENVELOPES CONTAINING TEN- ENVELOPES CONTAINING TENDERS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED DERS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED TENDER ELECTRICAL WIRING OF TENDER-HEATING INSTALLATION HOUSES and addressed to: J. W. Clouthier, Superintendent.

Northern Region Department of Northern Saskatchewan Provincial Building. Prince Albert. Saskatchewan. Closing date for receipt of tenders I 2 00 pm. CST.

September 22. 1972. Plans and Specifications can be ob-1 Plans and Specifications can be obtained from the Northern Region. I tained from the Northern Region. Department of Northern Saskatchewan, I Department of Northern Saskatchewan, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, OF HOUSES and addressed to: J. Clouthier, Superintendent. Northern Region. Department of Northern Saskatchewan. Provincial Building.

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Closing date for receipt of tenders is 3 00 pan. CST. September 22. 1972.

Name, address, box number or phone number count as abbreviations, figures In groups of five or less count numbers two words). NAME The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. W. Churchman, Deputy Minister Department of Northern Saskatchewan, Regina.

Saskatchewan. 9-ll-c HARRIS THE FUNERAL SERVICE Mrs. Alice Hams, who died on September 6th was held from McKagues Funeral Home on Fridav. September 8th at 2 conducted WANTED MEAT CUTTER OR ALL Rev Del Christensen Palibear- i around butcher. Must be energetic ers wertr J.

L. Schimanowskv G. I and reliable. Apply at: Charles Meat Karpow. Fred Hall George Perry.

Provisioning Box 311, StelUer Alta. Don Campbell. Rex Tweedie. 9-ll-c Phone 742-3141. 9-ll-c MVTURE SALESPEOPLE NEEDED Call Lilly Ageocies Ltd.

652-4006. tf Minimum Charge 83 cents for 12 words. Each additional word 7 cents. Ads runs six consecutive days for the price of five. City or Rural Star-Phoenix Box Numbers $1.00 each.

Please insert my ad for ADDRESS PHONE MAIL TO: Classified consecutive days. Enclosed Is Ads, Star-Phoenix, 204 -5th North, Saskatoon.