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i f. Vcfy the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Tuesday, June 5, 1973 21 HELP WANTED TENDERS DEATHS (Continued) Index to Classifications Setting policy in broadcasting JASPER, Alta. (CP) Com- nized or fragmented. The fed' munications Minister Gerard believSs il haff Pelletier 'reiterated Monday ful Jrisdfn her 2. In order to protect the exis- that the federal government has tence of the ational broad.

full jurisdiction in national casting system, Ottawa will opbroadcasting policy, but he said pose with all the means at its Ottawa should make room for a disposal any attempts to di- provincial contribution in the fonaairoadcaTtinl011' framing of that policy belongs t0 the national In an address to the Western system on this we will hang Association of Broadcasters Mr, pelletier said. We (WAB), and later in a question- think it is a crucial issue for aud-answer session with the Canada racnanTX'ision Howe'ver. provincial govern-tions on the Prairies, he also baa said that the federal govern- fs ment will fihgt any attempt to legitimate points to make in the divorce cable TV from con- frmulation I a national broad casting policy. TENDERS Dauphin Co-op Store, Ste. Rose, Manitoba' Closing dale for trade tenders on the above project has been changed from June 21, 1973 to July Federated Co-operatives Limited Retail Development Department 40l-22nd Street.

East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 8-7-C BUS TENDER Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Friday, June 8th, 1973 lor the delivery of one only school bus to be either: 143 passenger school bus or 160 passenger school Tenders must be completed on official specification forms which may be obtained from the Davidson School Unit Office, DAVIDSON, Saskatchewan. Davidson School Unit No. 31 Box (98 DAVIDSON, Saskatchewan 8-8-c DEATH!) COROY THE DEATH OF MRS. Vista Coroy (Bandal, age 86 years of Marcelm. occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on Saturday, June 2nd, 1973.

The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. June 6th at 16 a.m. from St. John the Baptist Romanian Greek Orthodox Church In the Marcelin, Sask. district, con.

ducted by Rev. Dlaconescu. A prayer service will be held at West-wood Funeral Chapel, Ave. and 20lh Sh, Saskatoon, Tuesday evening at 8 06 p.m. surviving are five daughters, Mrs.

D. (Mary) Colton, Marcelin, Mrs. O. (Anne) Hegland, Edmonton. Mrs.

Helen Harvey, Vernon, B.C.. Mrs. A. (Betty) McGillvrey, CenlraJ Butte, Mrs. (Theresa) Harding.

Kelowna. B.C.; Uiree sons, James Banda, Blaine Lake, George Banda, Blaine Lake. Sask. and Steve Banda. Marcelin, twenty-nine grandchildren and thirty-four great grandchildren.

She was predeceased by her first husband, Mr. Yoil Banda in 1946 and by her seoond husband, Mr. John Coroy In 1965, also by an infant son Nick The late Mrs. Coroy was born In Romania and came to Canada settling In the Marcelin. Sask.

district in 1913. She lived In the Marcelin for sixty years and was an active member of St. John the Baptist Romaman Greek Orthodox Church for many years. Interment will take place in St. John the Bands! Cemeterv.

Arrangements are In care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 6-6-c COX THE DEATH OF HERMAN Richard Cox. age 76 years, of Harris. a pioneer resident of the province. occurred suddenly at Beacon Hill.

Sask. on June 3rd, 1973. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. June 6th at 1.30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev.

Carmen J. Holbrough. (Memorial donations to the Sask. Heart Fund appreciated In lieu ol flowers). Surviving are: two daughters.

Mrs. Charles Murphy (Louise). Harris. Mrs. Verna Wagner.

Richmond. B.C.: three grandchildren- and three great-grandchildren: two brothers. George Cox Saskatoon. and Clarence Cox, Grandview. also a number of nieces and a nephew.

He was predeceased by his wile. Blanche. In December, 1971. Mr. Cox was born in Wisconsin on November 18th.

1902. He came to Stieho. Sask. in 1906 and moved to Harris. Sask.

in 1923 where he farmed for almost 50 years. Mr. Cox had aerved as both councillor and mayor at Harris, Sask. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. (Courtesy parking area south of the Chapel on 4lh Avenue at 25th Street).

6-6-c FORNSSLER THE DEATH OF Christian Fornssler, age 87 years, of 524 Lake Crescent, Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on June 4th. 1973. The funeral service will be lield on Thursday. June 7th at 2 p.m. from McKagues Funeral Home conducted by Rev.

L. R. Llkness. McKagues Funeral Home will be In charge. Surviving are: two daughters.

Mrs. W. (Lotue) Petch of London. Ontario and Mra. E.

A. (Clara) Bence of Vancouver, B.C.; two tons, Herman Fornssler of Saskatoon and Walter Fornssler of Vancouver, B.C.; four grandchildren and one great-grandson. Mr. Fornssler was born In Germany and moved to London. England in 1902.

In 1911 he came to Saskatoon and resided here until moving to Regina in 1639 where he had lived until coming back to Saskatoon in 1972. Mr. Fornssler was a butcher br trade and spent all his working years following that trade. The family would appreciate donations to the Cancer Fund or the Heart Fund. Cremation to follow.

Guest parking directly south of the funeral home. Third Ave. and 20th Street. 6-6-c HILLBOM JOHN GUSTAV HILL-bom born September 9. 1880 near Solleflea.

Sweden; came to Canada about 1904: once owned the land where the village of Kelbher, is located. Married Anna Norlln In 1903: farmed near KeUiher; moved to St, sPaul'a Lutheran Home, Melville in 1971. He died May 13. 1973. aged 92.

Predeceased by his wife In 1950. a baby son. daughters Ida and Jennie, son Carl: brother Helmer In 1986, sister Linnea In 1971, sister Bcrtn Persson in 1972. Survived by 10 children, HUdur Moen of Colon-say. Henry of Brooks.

Hulda Molund of Wynyard, Nels of Wvn-yard, Jac kof KeUiher. C.us of Kandahar, Esther of Winnipeg. Annie Anderson of KeUiher. Victoria Smith of Brooks, and Dagney Fla-mand of Winnipeg: 35 grandchildren. 33 great-grandchildren, 2 great-greatgrandchildren: 6 sisters and brothers in Sweden: Maria Stein, Anna, Hulda Wlkman, Hilma Aspholm, NUs Funeral was held at Keiliher United Church.

Mav 15. Three nieces- Hazel Bruce, Esther Bruce. Mabel Denham sang Pallbearers. 4 grandsons: David Hlllbom. Brian Flamand Ar-tlnir Moen, I.vnn Moen Flowerbear-cr Kenny Faure.

Burial Swedish Lutheran Cemetery near Kelbher 6-5-P Phone MATHER THE PASSING OF MR Thomas Walter John Mather, age 95 yeara of 1319 15th Street, Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on June 2nd, 1973. The luneral service will be held on Wednesday, June 6th at 4 p.m. Irora Park Funeral Chapel conducted by Mr. Beau Wallace. Memoilal gilts may be made to the Asquith United Church.

Asquith, Sask, Surviving are one son Jack ut Kin-islino, four daughters. Mrs. R. (Marjory) Burwell of Asquith. Mrs.

D. C. (Jean) Acker of Saskatoon, Mrs. L. W.

(Marie) Pettersun of Ktnlstlnoa Mrs K. (Isabelle) Campbell of Kimstlno, also six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren, one brother. William Mather of Moose Jaw, four sisters, Mrs. H. (Lillian) Dlcke; of Carman, Mrs.

H. (Jessie Shaw, Mrs. N. (Mae) Trask and Mrs. R.

(Nell) Parker, al of Saskatoon. Mr. Mather was predeceased by bis wife Margaret on March 12th, 1972. A resident of Saskatoon for the past 12 years, Mr. Mather was born in Peterborough, May 14lh, 1878 and moved at on early age with his family to Morden.

Man. In 1604 he moved to Saskatoon and in 1666 to Asquith where he homesteaded and was one of the early pioneere. On July 15th, 1608. he married Margaret Isabelle McKenzie at Moosomin, Sask. Ho was town cierk of Asquith for a number of years and was active in the Canadian Order of Foresters, Asqultb Lodge A.F and A.M.

No. 146. the Asquith United Cburcb and the Independent Order of Oddfellows. In 1938 he moved to make his home In Kinistino and resided there until 1961 when he moved to make his home in Saskatoon. Interment will be made in the family plot in Wood-lawn Cemetery.

Courtesy parking north of the Chapel. 6-6-c O'BRIEN ON MAV 31, 1973. IN Burnaby General Hospital, Vancouv-er, B.C. Charlotte Florence O'Brien in her 84 yoar, beloved wife of Rot welt O'Brien of 4325 Ilumbel Street, South Burnaby, B.C, Besides her husband, Mrs. O'Brien Is survived by 11 du-dren and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Daughters are Irene, Ruby. Durothy and Earla in Vancouver. Ann at Manlto-wannig Onlario, Catherine in Winnipeg and Delia In Neepawa, Manitoba. Sons are Rodger ol Calgary, Gordon of Ottawa, Lloyd of Siceamus and Pat of Kamloops. B.C.

The O'Brien family lived In Saskatoon from 1921 until 1945 when they moved to Vancouver on the retirement of Roswell O'Brien from the C.P.K. 6-6-c RETT1E THE DEATH OF MRS. Muriel E. Rettie (nee Fenton) age 62 years, of 418 Isabella Street, Saskatoon. occurred In a local hospital on June 4th.

1973. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, June 6Ui at 2 p.m. from McKague'a Funeral Home conducted by Rev, E. Bishop. Surviving are: her loving husband Karl; two daughters, Mrs.

Don (Judith) McAsklU uf Saskatoon and Mra. W. Morley (Beth) Bear of Regina: six grandchildren; two sisters, Miss Ida Fenton and Miss Rlioda Fenton, both of Calgary, and -two brothers. E. B.

(Jack) Fenton of Calgary and Byron Fenton of Winnipeg. Mrs. Rettie was bom In Winnipeg and moved to North Battleford and then to Saskatoon where she received her education at Buena Vista School. Nutana Collegiate and the Saskatoon Normal School. She taught at Beechy.

Sask. and following tier marriage moved to Eaton. Sask. and for the past 30 years had been a resident of Saskatoon. Mrs.

Rettie was a member of Grace Westminster United Church. Interment will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. and 20tb Street. 6-6-c TAYLOR THE PASSING OF MRS.

Annie Marlon Taylor, age 76 years, of 25 Salisbury Drive. Saskatoon, occurred at her residence on June 3rd. 1973. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday. June 0th at 2.00 p.m.

from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. W. J. Phillips Rees. Memorial gilts may be made to the Sask.

Heart Fund. 709 Canada Saskatoon. Surviving are: her son. Mr. Dave Taylor of Saskatoon; also two grandchildren: a brother.

Mr. Rex Kneeshaw: and a step-brother, Mr. Albert Pettltt, both of Saskatoon. Mrs. Taylor was predeceased by her husband.

Herbert Taylor, In 1953. A resident of Saskatoon for the past 24 years, Mrs. Taylor was born at Cornwallace, Man. in 1897. In 1927 she moved to Blggar, where she farmed with her husband until 1942.

She then moved to Courtney. B.C. where she resided until 1949 when she returned to Sask. to make her home in Saskatoon where she resided until her passing. Interment will be made in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Courtesy parking norih of the Chapel. 6 6-c WEBSTER MR. ARTHUR WEB-ster, beloved husband of Mrs. Betty Webster (nee Young) of 1267 Cowan Drive, Prince Albert, passed away suddenly ai his home cn Saturday. June 2, 1973.

at the age ol 62. Bern August 20. 1910. in Kent. England, he came to Calgary in 1912, to Prince Albert in 1918.

was a resident of Saskatoon from 1940-1960 when he returned to Prince Albert. He was employed with Burns Foods as traveUmg salesman for 48 years. He was a charter member cf the Prince Albert A.C.T., honorary president of the TraveUers' Day Parade Association in Saskatoon, a member oi the Victory Masonic Lodge of Saskatoon and a member of Calvary United Church, Prince Albert. Besides bis loving wife Belly, the late Mr. Webster is survived by one son.

Ken of 1374 Cowan Drive, two grandsons and one sister, Mrs. Enid Wolcn of 140 28th St. East Funeral service will be held in Calvary United Church on Tuesday, June 5 at 4:00 p.m., Rev. H. Murphy will officiate.

Final resting place In the family plot, South HU1 Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to the Prince Albert Funeral Home (H. R. Boucher, H. J.

Pauihus, D. E. Sheppard. S. F.

Tokarlk). 6-6-c FUNERALS BALL THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Clara Ball, who died cn May 3lst. 1973,, was held from Perdue Legion Hall on Monday. June 4ih at 2 00 conducted by Rev. James Reynolds.

Pallbearers were: Norman Young, Dale Wilkinson, Jim Worthington. Don Wilkinson. Doug Spence. Cliff Bruvoid. Ushers were: Bill Reid.

Bert Nlcholls. Interment took place In Perdue Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. 6-6-c HALABURA THE FUNERAL SER-vk-e of Mr. Dmytro Halabura, who died on May 31st.

1973. was held from St. George's Cathedral on June 4th at 11.00 a conducted by Rt. Rev. J.

Olynyk. pallbearers were: Charles Halabura, Mike Halabura, W. Boyko. H. Boyko.

Bob Staclimak, E. Wlzmiik. Interment was made in the Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 6-6-c 653-2100 PL AM ventional broadcasting.

The ministers defence of Ottawas continuing prime role in broadcasting came on the heels of stepped-up activity by the provinces in staking out a provincial say in the field. In a meeting at Calgary last week, provincial communications ministers urged that cable TV be developed in accordance with provincial economic and cultural objectives. That meeting also declared that a national communications policy must be based on a thorough consideration of and fully reflect the needs, interests, aspirations and priorities of the provinces as well as of Ottawa. Quebec already has made into the cable TV regulatory field, which Mr. Pelletier said again the federal government is prepared to fight in the courts.

Late last month Ontarios communications minister issued a policy statement saying the provinces should have full control over cable TV. Mr. Pelletier expressed federal willingness to continue discussions with the provinces in the formulation of national communications policy. Various policy options, some involving more co-operation with the provinces, were set out in a so-called green paper published last March. However, the minister said he could reassure broadcaster that the federal government has no intention that co-operation with the provinces will be pushed to the point where it will mean dismantling of the national broadcasting system as now constituted in its public and private sectors.

He said that in arriving at a national communications policy, Ottawa holds two positions that are not open for negotiation: 1. The federal government will do everything possible to assure existence of a national broadcasting system. It will not allow that system to be balka- Lords house appointment LONDON (AP) Lord Wind-lesham, minister of state for Northern Ireland, was named Tuesday as government leader in the House of Lords, and be-came the second-youngest member of the British cabinet. He is 41. David James George Hen-nessy, third baron Windlesham, also takes over as Lord Privy Seal, with responsibility for running the civil service.

In both posts Windlesham succeeds Lord Jellicoe, who resigned last month after admitting some casual affairs with prostitutes. 840 BARBER GREEN ASPHALT PLANT 60-90 tons. All electric. 3 bin screen. Approved pollution equipment.

4 yd. Young Slurry Seal machine. 10 yd. Young type Slurry Seal machine. Edmonton Paving Services 16635 111 Edmonton.

Ph. 489-5133. HELP WANTED (Continued) TAXI DRIVERS WANTED, FULL OR part-time. 652-1123. or 382-2827.

tf FULL OR PART-TIME Pleasant telephone circulation work from our downtown office. No experience necessary. Up to $2.50 per hour. Hours 9 a.m. lpm.

5 pm. 8 p.m. Call 652-6061. 6-6-c WANTED A MATURE INTELLIGENT clerk aleno for full time employment. Apply I.A.C.

Ltd. 242-8886. 6-ll-c TOWN ADMINISTRATOR Written applications staling education, experience and references are invited from qualified persons for the position of Town Administrator for the Town of Blggar. Qualifications Preferably to Include: Previous municipal experience certificate In municipal administration and urban Class A. Previous supervisory and administrative experience.

Salary will be open to negotiation and dependent upon qualifications and experience. Blggar la growing town with good facilities, located on the CNR main line and on the Junction of No. 4 and 14 Highways, 60 miles from Saskatoon. Applications will be received by tlie undersigned up to and including June 14, 1073. Ken J.

Wiesner, Town Administrator. Box 480, Blggar, Sask. 6-11-0 EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE parts personnel who Is looking for a future with opportunity for advancement. Must be over 21 and have Grade 12. Better than average company benefits.

Box 9C Star-Phoenix. 6-12-e WANTED: 4655. NIGHT CLEANERS. 244-8-12-c WANTED: EXPERIENCED WAI-iresse6w altera for full time evening shift. Also 1 part time for 3 hours at noon.

Apply In person at Cyril's Steak Inn. 1631 Idylwyld. 6-8-c REQUIRED JOURNEYMEN MECH-anlr. Steady employment. Would also consider 3rd or 4th year apprentice.

Apply Service Manager. Mer-LIn Motors. 6-1 2-c POSITION AVAILABLE 1MMEDIATE-ly for night audit and security. Applicants should be over 30 years of age. Apply in person; Paul Thompson, Sheraton CavaUer after 8 p.m.

tf Finlay Forest Industries Ltd. Mackenzie, B.C. Requires: HEAVY DUTY MECHANICS Subsidized housing Is available The operation is approximately 120 miles north of Prince George in an area ideally situated for the sportsman. Qualified applicants please reply in writing outlining experience to: THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS MANAGER. FINDLAY FOREST INDUSTRIES BOX 250, MACKENZIE.

B.C. 6-8-d FULL TIME POSITION AVAILABLE immediately for kitchen cleaning. Work hours 10.30 p.m. to (.30 a.m.. to be supervised by woman in senior position.

Apply In person afler 5 pm. to Paul Thompson, Sheraton Cavalier Motor Inn. tf MATURE WORKERS REQUIRED for evening office cleaning. Box 32C. Star-Phoenix.

6-9-c WANTED: PART TIME COOK FOR Senator Hotel dining room. Neat and reliable. Good wages. Apply In person. 6-7-c MECHANICAL TAPERS Required immediately for Swift Current.

Sask. and surrounding area. Steady employment year round with good guaranteed wage. Phone or write Willie Reimer. 51 MacDonald Cres.

or phone 773-3735, Swift Current. Sask. 6-S-c EXOTIC AND GO GO DANCERS RE-quired to be a part of the exciting world of Sheraton Cavalier Silver Dollar Days. Apply immediately to Paul Thompson. Sheraton CavaUer Motor Inn.

tf CANADAS FASTEST -GROWING SHOE retailer requires personnel for management trainee program. Apply: Kinneys Shoes. Midtown Plaza, 8-12-c WANTED EXPRINCED TIRE SER-vlce person. Apply King's Tire Service. 740 1st Ave.

North 6-7-c WANTED SEMI-TRAILER DRIVER, must have furniture moving experience. Write Box 1073 Klnderaley. slating qualification etc. 6-8-c QUALIFIED WHEEL ALIGNMENT MECHANIC Must be technically Inclined and have a desire to make an above average salary. New facilities and good working conditions.

Paid GM training schools available. Contact Service Manager SHERWOOD CHEVROLET 374-6330 6-7-c PETROLEUM SERVICE PERSONNEL for installation and service. Required immediately. Reasonable rates. Year around work.

Yorkton 783-3618: after 5 783-5325. 6-12-c QUALIFIED SWIMMING 1NSTRUCT-or for 2 weeks In July. Approximately July 9-21. Instruct swimming lessons at Wakaw Lake. Apply Gordon Joyes, Swimming Chairman, Wakaw Lions Club, Wakaw Sask.

8-1 2-c FULL AND PART TIME TAXI CAB drivers. Phone 853-2775 or 242-8044. xtf PART OR FULL-TIME WAITRESS waiter work. Please list phone number. Available immediately.

Must have own transportation. Box 453R. Star-Phoenix. 6-7-c SALESPERSON MIDDLE-AGED PRE-ferably with sales experience. Permanent position afler training period.

244-4644 for appointment. tf SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS FOR AP-prox. 3 weeks In June. Apply to Sas-katoon Separate School Board, 652-6464. 6-8-c EXPERIENCED PRESSERS For evening shift.

On outer wear. Hours: 5 p.m. 10 pm. Apply lo WESTCOTT CASUALS LTD. 211 Ave.

D. No. 244-2141 for appointment. 6-8-C JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER OR 3RD and 4th year apprenlices. Required immediately.

Reasonable rates. Year around work. Yorkton, 873-3618: after 5. 783-5325. 6-12-c WANTED CAPABLE PERSON FOR full time dishwashing position.

Apply person, Smltty's Pancake House. Mldtown Plaza, 242-2026. 6-9-c 12 1Z EXPERIENCED COOK MALE-FE-male needed Immediately. Apply Tls-dale's Esso Restaurant, Klnderaley. Phone 463-4156.

6-7-C CABINET MAKERS AND CABINET makers helper, carpenters. Experience not necessary but very helpful. Write or phone 682-2781, 1690 Humboldt. 8-7-C WANTED IMMEDIATELY Coffee garden hostesseshosts, for evening Full and part time. Age 23 and over.

Must be willing to meet the public, neat appearance, and friendly. Contact Mrs. Stangier at the Sheraton-Cavalier between 9:30 a m. and 1 30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.

to 8 30 m. No phone calls please. 6-6-c THE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY (EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT) per month For the person who has all the usual secretarial skills with error-free typing, letter composition, filing, dictation, shorthand, selling up itinerary and handling the tough phone calls now wants a new challenge in a business career. This niay be the Job tor you. You must be bright, mature patient, cosdentious, loyal and able to run the show.

We are a busy Winnipeg based Canadian Company and need you. Please reply In confidence to: The President, Acme Restonic. 1000 Henry Avenue. Winnipeg, Manitoba. 6-7-c MARRIED COUPLE Experienced couple required for main' tenaiKe of apartment blocks.

Must be bondable and capable of doing minor repairs and decorating. 2 bedroom suite to live in available. Salary and bonus for right couple. Permanent position. Give pertinent Information in your reply.

Box 12C Star-Phoenix. 6-6-c COOK FOR CATERING FIRM. 5533. 244- 6-9-c WANTED TO COMMENCE IMMEDI-ately Tandem vacuum, truck drivers for Lloydininster area. Vacuum experience not necessarv but preferred.

Call collect 403-825-2008. 6-8-c Pasle-up Layout artist. Top wages for right man or woman. Must be topnotch. fast and accurate.

Come to live in Canada'! most beautiful city. Write or phone: FLEMING-REVIEW PRINTING LTD. 921 YATES VICTORIA. B.C. PHONE: 386-7594.

6-8-C COCKTAIL WAITRESSWAITERS RE-quired for abort term employment. Apply in person after 4 lo Paul Thompson, Sheraton Cavalier Motor Inn. tf CHEF DE PARTIE REQUIRED FOR Saskatoon's leading hold Previous experience essential. Apply In writing stating age and experience, co Chef. O.

Box 450. Saskatoon. if MECHANIC AND WORKING SHOP foreman wanted for growing JD dealership. Good wages for the right person. Phone 236-6112, Meadow Lake, Sask.

6-12-c WANTED Meter scraper operators for late model 627's, loader operator for 966 cat loader, rate $3 90 to $4.10 per hour and overtime after 88 hours bi-weekly. Free room and board or living allowance. Experience- parties can call collect at 347-6447 Red Deer Alla. 6-12-c EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER RE-quired. Call 3S2-6328 after 6.

6-9-c PRINTER NEEDED South Alberta weekly newspaper and job plant requires printer with hot metal comp, and Job press experience. Will teach cold type makeup, offset press if not already experienced in this area. Write or phone The Brooks Bulletin. 403-362-2303. 6-6-c WAITRESS-WAITER AND BARTEND-er.

experience preferred, but rot necessary. Apply Travelodge Hotel between 2 pin. -5 p.m. Cocktail Lounge. 6-7-c AVON HAS A TERRITORY FOR YOU if you live In or near the Pleasant Hill area.

Earn extra cash selling AVON'S famous products near your home. Call now: Mrs. J. Groat. 242- 6286.

6-6-c Mechanics and body technician required immediately by modern G.M. dealership. We ofter: income $8,840 $14,000 per year, $3.00 F.R. hour, liberal benefit program, good shop conditions, guaranteed salary. Phone Doug Harvey or Bob Walker collect at 204-6777-4583.

Mystery Lake Motors Thompson. Man. 6-6-c-s WANTED FOR ALL GIRLS BAND 3 guitarists, lead, rhythm and bass, with equipment. Box 408B Star Phoentx. 6-19-c WANTED BASS.

RHYTHM OR OR-ganixt. Guaranteed all bookings. Musi be free io travel. Phone 365-3111 Lamgan. Ask for Dale or Sheri 6-12-c HELP REQUIRED AS STUCCO WIRE and side applicator.

Phone 242-2193. 6-7-c WANTED IMMEDIATELY. EXPERI-enced partsman to take full charge of parts department In dealership handling General Motors cars and trucks and International. New Holland. Versatile and Morris Farm Equipment.

Excellent opportunity for the right person. Contact Paul Fin-lev. Flnlevs Auto and Farm Supply Limited. Phone 308-2323. Cut Knife.

Sask. 6-12-c SARAH COVENTRY OFFERS AN opportunity lo teachers. College students and housewives. No Investment, collecting or delivery. 374-3318.

373-0190. m-6-17-c BOB LOW MOTORS LTD. MCKENZIE. B.C. requires BODY MECHANIC Must be completely universal In all phases of body and paint work.

To be own boss, capable of estimating and working under limbed supervision. Can work under hourly pay of $3.80 per hour or flat rate or partnership sharing profit. MECHANIC Dealership trained top qualified mechanic to work as shop foreman. New modern Chev. dealership shop with latest equipment and srlth staff of stx men.

To be started at a rate of 5.20 per hour with bonus Incentive plan in effect. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS POSITION Fully qualified partsclerk to man-age new parts department In GM dealership. Must be capable of doing factory claims and working on own with limited supervision. Guaranteed $000 per month plus company-partners for profit bonus plan. The above positions will be personally interviewed, phone Sheraton Cavalier for appointment, Wednesday, June 6.

between 10 a.m. 12 p.m., ask for Bob Low, 6-7-c WANTED EXPERIENCED SEMI-trailer drivers. Local and long distance hauls, Write, P.O. Box 1311 Saskatoon. 67 WANTED IMMEDIATELY YOUNG person lo take full charge of hardware store.

Hardware experlenee pre. ferred but not essential. Must have retail experience. Contact Paul Finley. Flnlevs Auto and Farm Supply Phone 398-2323 Cit Knife.

Limited, Sask 6-7-c Experienced power lineman required by Calgary based eons miction company for work throughout Alberta. Openings available on both distribution and transmission crews Good wages and full company benefits available. Phone 272-2251 Calgary Alberta. 6-12-c In 90A 6SA 31 33 64 10 41 40 30 8 29 63 9 26A 23B 1U 21A 24 37 22A 39 13 27 22 53 54 54A 55 11 15 70A 60 38 51 51A 51 52 31 23 74 12B 21 70 1C Listings Wanted Livestock A Accessories Loans Wanted Lost Found Lots Wanted Lots For Sale Machinery Repairs Memorial Society Miscellaneous Money to Loan Monumenti Musical Instruments Nursing Homes Office Help Wanted Painting Personal Pet Stock Plumbing Poultry Eggs Real Estata Resorts Roofing Eavestroughs Rooms Furnished Rooms Unfurnished Rooms (Furnished Unlurn.) Rooms Wanted Sales Personnel Situations Wanted Snowmobiles Accessories Stores Olflcea Storage Space Sul'es Furnished Suites Unfurnished Suites (Furnlsbed-Unfurn.) Suitea Wanted Swap Teachers Wanted Towing Trade Schools Trades Professions trailers TV Rentals Warehouse Spare Weddings SALES PERSONNEL 11 SEVEN MATURE Thinking Salespeople needed to staff our Confederation Park Plaza branch office. For interview call Pierre LePage.

Lilly Agencies Realtors. 652-4006 SALESMAN WANTED TO HANDLE plumbing specially and tubular line lor a Montreal base distributor. Commission based on experience. Please send resume to P.O. Box 716.

Station Montreal. P.Q. 6-15-c IS MONDAY -YOUR' DAY TO START A NEW CAREER? If you are tired of broken promises by management. Tired of low income BREAK OUT For strictly confidentiunl interview Phone Personnel 653-0121 6-7-c 1 Sales person required in our Residential Sales Department, selling experience helpful, excellent commission and added benefits, For Interview phone JIM BRUCE 244-0104 KOYL AGENCIES LTD. 6-6-c-s SALES REPRESENTATIVES FOR Saskatoon and area by leading Canadian distributor of Sanitation equipment and supplies above average earnings on protected established territory.

Applicant must have own car. Apply in writing to Box 34C, Star-Phoenix. 6-8-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY BY YOUR NO. 1 IMPORT DEALER One used car sales person. Excellent opportunity for right person.

SEE REG I.INDGREN AT ENS TOYOTA USED CAR LOT 411 2nd Ave. North 66-c UNUSUAL SALESPERSONS OPPORTUNITY Possibility of fast advancement. You must have selling aptitude to sell on your own as well as train new men on the field. If you haven't the energy for the above and you are a clock watcher, please do not apply. This Is a real opportunity to work for a good Company with worthwhile possibilities.

If you are the right man. If you are this man. an interview will convince you of a great future. Nationally known organization, VERD-A-RAY INDUSTRIES LTD. For interview phone, Mr.

Frank Cornatl, Sheraton-Cavalier Hotel 652-6770 between 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon only, Wednesday June 6-6-c WORK IN YOUR SPARE TIME SELL-ing Watkins products. No investment. 653-1920, 1 to 5. 373-1202.

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NO TRAVELLING. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS. COMPLETE FRINGE BENEFITS. FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 244-8174 DAY HOURS 10 TO 4 P.M EVENING 374-2162 6:30 TO 8:30 P.M. OR YOU MAY WRITE TO BOX 26C.

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AND IN T7IE MATTER OF WESTERN REINFORCING STEEL IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. AI.L persons having claims against WESTERN REINFORCING STEEL LTD. are required to send same to the undersigned un or before the 11th day of August. A.D. 1973 alter which dale the assets of the said Company may be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice.

DAVID M. TYERMAN, Liquidator. Send claims to: Messrs. MacPherson, Leslie Tyerman, Barristers Solicitors, 2236 Albert Street. Regina.

Saskatchewan, S4P 2V4, Solicitors for the Liquidator 6-6-c-s CLIP YOURSELF Acreage, Acreage Industrial 61 Articles For Sale 26 Articles Wanted 26 Autu Repairs Accessories 73 Autos Trucks Wanted 72 Autoa For Sale 71 Auto Truck Rental 71A 14 62 1 28 56 57 28A Babysitting BC. Properties Births Bicycles It Motorcycles Board Room Board Room Wanted Boats Accessories Business Opportunities Business i Prof. Directory Buildings Card of Thanka Coins Stamps Crematoriums 76 43A 8 24A 7A Deaths .2. Detective Security Domestic Help Wanted 23A 18 Engagements 1A Farm Lands For Sale Farms Wanted Feed Seed Financial Forthcoming Marriage! Funerals Funeral Directors Furnishings Furniture Rentals 59 35 96 IB 8 7 25A 25B 47 35A 34 1B Garages A Parking Gardening Garden Produce Glass Help Wanted 12 Hospital Personnel 16 Hotels Motels 68 Houses For Rent (Furnished i 45 Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 46 Houses For Sale 44 Houses Wanted 49 Investments 56 Itislt licUon 19 In Memorlam 4 FUNERALS (Contlnuedi KNOX THE FUNERAL SERVICE of James Harold Knox, who died on May 31st. 1973.

was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Monday, June 4th at 1.30 conducted by Rev. Deiter Gohl. Honorary bearers were: Tom Fowler. Herman Weibensohn, William Korol-cliuk. Victor Cardell Felix Coppena.

Martin Holmstrom. Sidney Richards. Mortle 1 Ins Albert Hartley, Eric Weigel. Active hearers were: Allan Widger. John Wldger.

John Pisio. Willie Briskar Joe Zimmer. Martin Korolchuk. Interment took place In Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. 6(-c PETRISHEN.

THE FUNERAL SER-vlce of Mrs. Mary Petrishen, who died on June 1st. 1973. was held from Westwood Funeral Chapel on June 4th at 3.00 p.m., conducted by Rt. Rev.

J. Olynyk. Pallbearers were: John Yaklinchuk, Walter Podilnk. Alex Podiluk. Peter Burlitoff.

Roman S. Zerebeski. John Odnokon. Interment nas made In the Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements were in care oi Westwood Funeral Chapel.

6-6-c WOROBETZ THE FUNERAL MASS for Mr. Justin Worobetz. who died on May 31st, 1973. was held from St. George's Cathedral on June 4th at 9 00 The celebrant was Rev.

W. Iwaszko. Con-celebrants were Most Reverend Andrew Roboreckl D. D. Bishop.

Rev. M. Bzdei C.Ss.R. and Rev. S.

Kurywchak. Deacon. Pallbearers were: Orest Bobyn, Walter Boryckl. Joseph Boryckl. Gene Charko.

Waller Charko. Edward Kroll. Interment was made in the Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements were in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 6-6-c IN MEMORIAM PODOVELNIKOFF IN LOVING memory of our mother, grandmother and great grandmother.

Agatha, who passed away June 5, 1971. Mom you are not forgotten Tho on earth yo uare no more Still a memory you are with us As you always were before. Always remembered by daughters Florence, Polly, Lida, Alice and their husbands, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. 6-6-c THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience In making up your "in Memoriam. xu CARD OF THANKS SINCERE THANKS AND APPREC1A-tinn to Dra.

J. Leddy and T. Guzlk and to the private nurses, nurses and staff of the Si. Paul's Hospital. Special thanks to Rev.

Del Christensen for his comforting assistance and to Mr. Don Sommers, Park Funeral Home, ushers and pallbearers. Thanks to our many friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness. sympathy, memorial gifts, flowers, food, cards end calls. Also our gratitude to those who cared for the children, helped with preparations and served lunch Mondue-Dedlck and Henderson families.

6-6-c WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SIN-cere thanks for all the kindness and thoughtfulness' shown to us and our dear husband, father and grandfather during his recent illness and passing. He truly enjoyed and treasured each and every get well greeting he received while in hospital. Thanks to much to all for the expressions of sympathy through numerous acts of kindness, cards, flowers and memorials. All was very deeply appreciated. Margaret Sadler.

Omar and Gerry Torvlck and family. Neville and Marlys Tilley and family; Tony and Iris Nlelen. 6-6-c FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph.

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