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Wednesday, December 1, 198 Saskatoon Star-rboentx 33 DE AMS 2 MARRIAGE LICENSES Book explores sex responses Index to Classifications ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENSES Quality Credit Jewellers. House of Diamonds. 133 snd north FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 By WICK TEMPLE Park Funeral Chapel 311 3rd Avenue, North Phone at4-zios Jack litinkley Donald tiomera xti ANSPACH THE DEATH OF JOS. eph ktudolnh Anspach, age 61 years of 517 Avenue F. south, occurred suddenly on November U.

11065, The Requiem Mass will be sung on Saturday horning Dec. 4 at a.m. horn St, Mars's Catholic Church. Prayers will be oftered in the Chthch on Friday evening at 11.00 p.m. (Spiritual bouquets will be appreciated in lieu of flowers).

Sur. viving are: hia wife, Annie: one daughter, Mrs. Ron Carruthers (Liam'', Saskatoon; one son: Ronald Joseph at horne; three grandchildren; one brother, Rafael. Am. riersiburg, also a nephew Rob- art Saakatoon.

Tho late Mr. Anspach Wag born in Austria and came to maka tas home in Ssakatoon 35 years ago. Re was associated with the Empire Meat Co. Ltd. for a number of years and was presently employed with with Labatts Brewery Ltd.

Interment will take place in Woodlawn Roman Catholic cemetery. The Saskatoon Funeral limn, la In charge of 12-2-c Those accepted attend orientation sessions with Masters and Mrs. Johnson. During the research, the team has treated frigidity and impotence, which Masters calls basic factors of divorce. Results of these treatments will not be announced until the scientists have completed five-year histories of a meaningful number of patients.

The laboratory contains color movie cameras and considerable scientific apparatus, including electrocardiographs a brain wave and biochemical equipment. After observing 7,500 female sexual stimulations and 2,500 in men, the team believes it now can advise doctors what to tell cardiac patients about their sex lives. They can tell members of the growing "over 50" population that they can have normal McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME MeiCiigue R. J. Mc Keine Phone 242-3131 300 3r4 Aereago Agents 128 Artieiss "For "Bali 18 Artistes r- 1 21 Auto Repairs er ACC0160.1111 78 Autos di Trucks Wanted 78 Autos For lois 71 Auto Fi 81A Babysittins IBC Bank Loans 68 B.C.

Properties Births 1 Bicycles 11 Board di Boons 55 Board a Boom WanCed 57 Business Opportunities 2111 Business trot. Direstry 76 Buildings Card of Thanks Card of Thinks SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME w. A. WARDS 338 4th lio non. 344-5571 xtt Investments Investment Properties ISA In Memoriam 4 Insurance UA Listinss Wantad 11 Livestock L11111 VW T1 84 Lost Found le Lets Wanted 41 Lots ter Sala al Maehinery Repair' SI Male help Wanted IS Mole lestructions Maio-Fame.

Instr tions ISA Male Situations Wanted 14 Marriage Li Miscellaneous Money Ti Loan Monuments I Musical histrantenter.e," NA Personal 114 Pet Mack Poulin? 8ggi Real Rstato 41 loam. IS Rooms Unturnishe 64 Rooms (Furnished Onfitr4 ISA Rooms Wasted Situations WM (Male-Fental) II Stores Offices SO St Space II Suites Furnished 61 Suites Unfurnished Suites ouralaao4-1Jaiar4 $uites Wanted 82 Summer Swap Teachers Waatad 11 Tinsmithing IIA Tires Vulcanising 74 Trades Professions Trailers Warehouse limios Winter lesorM WEST WOOD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Phone 153-3434 nth Ave. tett Coal lb Wood ss Deaths Demestle Bolp 1811 Farm Lando Fit Isle Farms Wonted be rand a Saadi help 111 Female Instructions 18 eitillt101111 W.ante4 15 Financial 56 Florists FinerIs I Dirtators 7 Farnishbass PM opens door to bid by OAS sexual experience. They can advise pregnant women on sexual problems.

In their study of conception and contraception, the researchers said they discovered a sperm-killing vaginal substance in certain women. When Injected, it kills sperm in 10 seconds, Masters said. Since this would be a natural contraceptive substance, Masters believes It might meet some religious. objections. Masters, 50 and bald, did pioneer work In sex steroid field before beginning research' on sexual response.

He is married and has two children. Mrs. Johnson, 40, studied psychology and sociology but has no advanced degree. She has two children, was divorced a year before she joined the research group. Masters and Mrs.

Johnson, with the aid of dozens of scientists and St. Louis civic leaders, have founded the Reproductive Biology Research Foundation, a non-profit agency financed by private donations and grants. Their boot to be published In April is entitled Human Sexual Response. A second book, Human Sexual Inadequacy, will include their findings on frigidity and Impotence. FLORISTS 8 CRECKN1TA THE pASSING OD Mn.

Tekla Checknita. age 83 years. of Krydor. occurred sliddenly on Sunday, November 28, 1965. The funeral mass will be snug on Thursday.

December a at 10:00 cm. M.S.T. from the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church at Krydor, conducted by Rev. Fr. S.

Rarvanko. Surviving are: seven daughters and one son. The late Mrs, Checknita was born in Po- land and bad lived at Krydor since coming to Canada in 1908. She was predeceased by her husband, Anton. In l6.

Prayers will be offered from the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church at Krydor on Wednesday. December I at 7:30 p.m. Id.S.T, Interment will take plane in the family plot in the Krydor Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge cd arrangements. 12-2-c VICTORIA FLORISTS (MRS A.

Me-. Allister, Miss L. Gold). Daylight Theatre Building. Phone 242-3664 nursery phone 653-2533.

FRANK J. DOWDING FLORIST Ltd. 234 lnd south (opposite Odeon Theatre) Phone 652-6272, night and holidays 343-8798 652- 4214. 343-3904 xtt i ST. LOUIS, Mo.

(AP)--Twelve years of sex research by two scientists at Washington Univerpity here may provide answers to What they call some of the most perplexing problems of the 20th century. Dr. William H. Masters, a gynecologist, and his assistant, Mrs. Virginia Johnson, will pub.

lish a book early next year on their findings in the heretofore unexplored field of human sexual response. Just as Alfred C. Kinsey explored it physiologically, in the laboratory, with 690 volunteers. Some of the problems to which their research may find answers are the sex life of older persons, sexual inadequacy, and a safe sex life for cardiac and hypertension patients. They say they also have developed the first natural contraceptive that can be injected.

"The most important thing to come out of this research is knowledge that human sexual response can be directly investigated," Masters said. Kinsey's research answered questions on the what and why of sex. The research of the Washington University team answers the "how" questions. "Medicine has never before tackled the problem of what happens to the body during sexual Masters said. The volunteers, primarily married couples from a cross section of the population of this metropolitan area, are carefully screened and interviewed.

Half are rejecte cl. orogen 47 Gardening S5A nein Wank( (Mdo-romals) II Reties For Rent (Furnished) 45 Houton For Kent (Uniurnishod) 41 Houses roe Solo 44 RIMINI. Wonted "MILLAR'S" FLORISTS AND GROWERS 214 21st East Ph. 152-7722 Night 343-3818, 314-22311 to2 Wire. would always be some tension between Canada and the United States.

This was understandable, he said, since Washington as the seat of world power could control the destinies of Western Hemisphere countries. But he said Canada had always expressed Itself frankly and would continue to do so. Relations between the two countries are better now than they have been for a long time, he said. xtt MARRIOTT'S IPLOWERS 128 2nd Islorth Phone 242-3300, 242-2107 xtt NOTICES (Continued) Pope sets up commission ANGUS G. l'AcTAVISII FLORIST.

member Florist Telegraph Deli. very, 201 2nd north, phone 242-1345. Night phone 343-1674 ktf When words of sympathy are inadequate Flowers say It beat. CONNIE'S FLOWERS LTD. Grosvenor Park Shopping Centra 343-2809 Nita 343-4460 kti LOST AND FOUND 10 Student indicted for air piracy EDWARDS ME DEATH OF Owilym (Bill) Edwards, age 80 years of 1522 Jackson Avenue, long time resident at Saskatoon, occurred suddenly in local hospital on November 2:9.

1965. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, Decmber 2 at 200 pm Rom the chapel of the baskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Murray MacDonald. (Memorial donations to the Saskatchewan Heart Fund, 705 Canada in lieu of glowers please). Surviving are: his wile, Matilda; one son, John, Windsor, Quebec; one Mrsi J.

Booth ((1wynetharmington, nine grandchili; Fdren. The late Mr. Edwards was born in Llangadock, South Wales. Coining to make his home in Saskatoon in 1911, air. Edwards had Peen engaged An building construcuon prior to Ma retirement about 15 years ago lie wee a veteran of the First world War, having served overseae with the 8th Canadian Statu.nary Hospital Unit.

He was member od the Royal Canadian Legion, Saskatoon Branch No. 83. Mr, Edwards was a member of Westminster United Church and was a member of the choir tor a nurnoar or years. Interment will take place in Wood. lawn Cemetery.

(Parking area south of the Chapel on 4th Ayenue at 25th St.) 12-2-4 RE! APPLCATION FOR LICENCE TO OPERATE A BEVERAGE ROOM (UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING ACT, 1969) Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to apply to the I.Iquor Licensing Commission for licence to sell liquor in premises known as Dods land Hotel at Dods-land, of which the following is a correct legal description; Lot 13 14. end part 13. Plan G193, North Side of Second Ave. Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, this 30th day of November. 1963.

John Rodak 12-2-e-s LOST TWO STOCK CERTIF1- sates of Consolidated Milling and Smelting registered in name of Thomas A. Girvin. Reward. Bog 233C. Star-Phoenix.

12-3-p VATICAN CITY (Reuters) Pope Paul has set up a new commission to revise the Vulgate. the Latin version of the Bible, it was learned Tuesday. er an Augustin Cardinal Bea of the Roman Curia, an authoritative biblical scholar. has been named its president. The commission has II members and a secretary.

Revision of the Vulgate has been slow since 1907 when Pope St. Pius assigned to the Benedirtine Order the Job of re. storing the original text which had become modified during 15 centuries. Front AP-Reuters KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) Prime Minister Pearson said Tuesday Canada would seriously consider an official Invitation to loin the Organization of American States. The Canadian prime minister, Who bad two days of talks here with government leaders, told a press conference Canada's position is similar to that of Jamaica and Trinidad Tobago, which also do not belong to the OAS.

He said the three countries, which sent observers to the two-week hemis phere conference that ended Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro, would keep in close touch so that they might act in unison on OAS membership. The prime minister and Mrs. Pearson have been in Kingston since Sunday. The official visit to Jamaica and one to Trinidad-Tobago that will follow are the first by a Canadian head of government since the islands became independent. On wider issues, Pearson told his press conference it was his opinion economic sanctions imposed on Rhodesia up to now would not work, but that he preferred total sanctions, oil included, before military sanctions are tried.

The Canadian government, be said, could not dictate to importers where they should get their sugar, but he hoped that Jamaican and West Indian sugar might replace some of the $2,500,000 worth of Rhodesian sugar orders that had been cancelled. The prime minister said there tosv LAST WEEK ON 7TH black wallet marked Inevik N.W.T. Reward, 244-6a27, 12-2-e LOST: DOWNTOWN AREA. MOM. day, Gold wrist watch.

extension tubular lads bracelet. Reward. 652- 8630. 12-3-0 NOTICE TO CREDITORS youth as an adult. The grand jury indicted him on charges of piracy, intimidation and threat.

ening the plane's atewardess and intimidation and threatening the pilot. The intimidation and threatening charges carry a maxi. mum sentence of We imprison. ment. Conviction of piracy carries a minimum of 20 years in prison and a maximum of death.

LOST: CAR CARRIER RACK. painted dirty White and two eye bona on Om 343-0015. 1114-0 LOST SMALL BLACK CHANGE purse near Beduin's By Co. 242. 1105.

12.4.4 1 RATES LOST: LADIES' BROWN SHOE ON Second Ave. Would tinder please phone 242-4483. 12-3- GRAMS THE DEATH OF MISS May Graves, age 71 years, of Asquith, Saskatchewan, occurred in a local hospital on Tuesday. November 301h. The funeral service will he beld on.

Friday, December 3rd at 1:30 p.m. C.S.T. from McKagues Funeral Home conducted by Mi. Carl Sievert. Surviving is one brother, Frank Graves of Asquith.

Miss Graves came to the Asquith district In 1914 and had resided there since that time. Interment will be made in the family plot in Eagle Creek Cemetery. 12-2-41 MALE HELP WANTED 12 In the estate of HUBERT HUGO COENDERS, the elder, of Saskatoon in the Province of Saskatchewan, farmer. deceased. AU claims against the above estate, duly, verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held.

if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 24th day of December. A.D. 1965. WARREN NKYFORUK, Barristers Solicitors. SOS Canada Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Solicitors for the Administrator With Will Annexed. 11-3-e-e NEW ORLEANS (AP) A federal grand jury indicted honor student Thomas Robinson, 16, today for piracy and intimidation for his Nov. 17 attempt to commandeer a jetliner over the Gulf of Mexico. The Brownsville youth was indicted on three counts one of which carries a maximum penalty of death. Robinson, with a pistol in each hand and saying he wanted to go to Cuba to aid anti-Castro prisoners, tried to take over the National Airlines plane shortly after it left New Orleans on a flight to Melbourne and Miami, Fla.

More than a dozen top U.S. space officials were aboard. Two of them, Chris Craft and Paul Haney, helped subdue the youth after he fired at least six shots into the big plane's floor. The plane returned to New Orleans where Robinson was taken into custody. The federal government de.

clded last week to try the Monoonsomommisms Immediately Required ARGRICULTURA'L CHEMICAL SALESMAN For Sales Territory in Saskatchewan A leading Canadian Supplier of Agricultural Chemicals require a salesman. The preferred applicant will have sales experience and a degree in Agriculture or Science, not over 40 years of age. This is a full time salaried career opportunity, open immediately. The right person will receive outstanding fringe benefits, company car and expenses. If you are interested in a rewarding sales op.

porttmity write, stating education and experience to; Box 16111 Star-Phoenix, Saskatoon Our personnel are aware of this advertisement. 111111111 Councils (Yet blame WANTED FOR B.0 AUTOMOTIVB shop, a fully qualified tune-up man. Must be fully expetienced on Amrican two and four barrel carbur. otors. Wanted also, a fully exper.

ienced all round service station attendant. These are permanent positions. No triflers please. Apply own handwriting for these positions to Wally's Auto Electric and Car Sales 1822 Queensway. Prince George, B.C.

12-8-0 on housing NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Thome' Hail, late of the City of Saskatoofl in the Province of Saskatchewan, deceased. AU claims against the above estate duly verified by Statutory Declare. tion and with particulars of valuation and security held. if any must be sent to the undersigned before the Sioth day of December, A.D. INS.

PUBLIC OWNS LAND About 89 per cent of Ontario's forested land Is IF YOU ARE OVER 40 We would welcome the opportunity to meet you. We are a large Canadian company with most of our representatives in your age group. Their earnings range from $6000 to 812,000 in their first year. A confidential phone call to 244-0188 days, or 34-4046 between 8 and 8 p.m, can change your future. 12-2-41 SHYNKARUK THE MEATH OP Wasyl Shynkaruk, age 87 years of Prucl'hotrune, Sask.

occurred in a local hoapital on November 28, 1065. The funeral oervice will be held on Wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. Final services and committal will be conducted at the family plot in St. Mary's Cemetery south of Prud'homme on Thursday morning at 11.00. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.

M. Macyshon (Mary), Regina; five sons, John, Prud'homme; Michael, Winnipeg: Peter, Coleville, Walter and Morris both of Saskatoon; 14 grandchildren; three sisters: Mn. C. Gallagher, Trail; B.C.; Mrs. F.

Hryniuk, Prud'homme. Mrs. Annie Floral. Toronto; five brothers: John and Fred, Prud'homme, Nick, Trail, B.C. and Mike and Peter epushka both of Saskatoon.

He was predeceased by his Wile Nettie in July 1900. The late Mr. Shynkaruk was born in the Ukraine. Ha came with his parents to Canada in 1004 and settled at Prud'hornme, Sack, (Parking area south of the chapel on 4th Avenue at 28th Street). 12-2-ct IMEMIll Ballast SASKATCHEWAN NATURAL PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT MUST RAVE Goss experience, permanent position for right man.

In one of Alberta's better communities. New plant and good equipment and working conditions. Apply Box 1611), 12-3-a CO-OPERATIVE TRUST COMPANY LIMITED Standard Building, Saskatoon, Saskatvhawan Executors. 12-2-a-a mistake PUBLIC HEARINGS TENDERS ELEC4 TRICIANS sank ship immiLeion OMNI Inn Proposed Saskatchewan Broiler Chicken Producers Marketing Plan The Saskatchewan Marketing Board will hold public hearings to receive representations by groups or persons engaged in the production and marketing of broiler chickens, respecting a proposed plan for the marketing of broiler chickens in Saskatchewan submitted In accordance with the provisions of the Natural Products Marketing Act, as follows: Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Four Cents Per Word Per Day. Out Consecutive Insertions for the price of Five.

Minimum Count 10 Words Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Classified Display Is Charged at OM per single column inch. Where 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser for the complete advertisement, the rate per word is IC per day. Minimum count 10 words. Figures in groups of five or less dollar marks initial letters, count as oils word. Where one line is Set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is Ole per day for the 10 point line.

Where the use of a box number is desired count as four words extra. If replies Cr. to be mailed to out-of-town points. Please add 10 cents to cover cost of post- age. While every eneeavor will be 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 replea at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix assumes no re. sponsibility for error after the first insrtion. WANT ADS ACCEPTED 1:30 sm. to I pan.

daily Monday to Friday for publication following day (except holidays). Deadline for cancellation of Want Ad COO a.m. day of publication, Monday to Friday only. On days 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 orrice. Please be sure to leave your name, address, phone numoer and number of insertions desired.

Semi-Displays Accepted Up to p.m. Monday through Friday for following days publication (except holidays). NOTICES $IM. Marriages and Death. Engagements.

Cards of Thanks etc. rates $2.00 for insertion of 10.11nes or less, extra line of live words each. 20c per Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCI 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursday's Paper WEDNESDA.Y for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Monday's Pape. FRIDAY for Tuesday's Paper CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS WANT AD PHONE 242-3141 SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RA'rES IN CANADA year. 20.00 months 1210 months 1.50 month 2.51 By mail or letter carrier walks In Ssakatoon I year 80.00 To all countries Outside Canada: I year 30.00 1 month 1.00 By Carrier in Sask'atoon and on Motor Delivery Routes 40 Cents Per Week By Carrier.

All Other 32 Cents Per Week Minimum Charge IS Cejtg Back Copula by MEE TORONTO (CP)--Neglect by city councils past and present was given as the main cause for shocking housing conditions in this city in a report by Judge Robert Forsyth released Monday. The report by the senior York County judge was on an inquiry he conducted earlier this year hit charges by Alderman Jane Marks that city slums had developed either through the ignorance or connivance (If city officials. Judge Forsyth reported that blame for the city's housing crisis "if blame there is, rests entirely on the City of Toronto." He emphasized he was not saying the present city administration was at fault. Mayor Philip Givens later defended the city's record in public housing at a press conference and said: "We don't deserve all the blame." He said there was no doubt the political aftermath of the inquiry will be considerable and predicted: "The more embarrassed the aldermen are, the snore likely they are to do something." Judge Forsyth reported there was no evidence to support Mrs. Marks' charges that the city building department is "soft on absentee landlords." For surface or underground work at new base metal mine in Saskatchewan.

Room and board available at camp site. Opportunity to work longer than normal hours. 9uplifted applicants 13 lease repli listing details of age education and experience to: SASKATOON December 14, 1965, Royal Canadian Legion 215 19th Street, East. WEBBER TH1C PASSING OF Ernest Webber, age 77 years, beloved husband of Mrs, Nettie Margaret Webber of De lisle, Sask. occurred at Pembroke, Ontario on Monday.

November 28, 1965. The funeral arrangements are pending. Surviving are: his wife, 3 daughters: Mn F. Peter (Erna i in Rome, Italy; Mn. R.

V. Fells (Erva) of Yellowknife, N.w.r. and Mn. H. Loucks (Helen) of Saskatoon; one son, Melvin of lie lisle, Sask.

two sisters: Mrs. C. Juncip of Pembroke, Ont. and Mre. W.

H. Pilgrim of Saskatoon; one brother: John of Saskatoon and fifteen grandchildren. The late Mr. Webber was born in Ontario and came west in 1912 to Asquith, Seek. where he lived until 1915 when he moved to Delis'.

where he had farmed ever since. Mr. Webber was visiting in the east when his death occurred. He wee a member of the Baptist Church, The family requests that tributes to the late Mr. Weber be made to the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation, 705 Canada Sarkatoon.

Interment will take place In the family plot In the Avondale Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is In eivirge of arrangements. 12-I-c December 16, 1965, Personnel Supervisor. ANGLO-ROUYN MINES LIMITED La Ronge, Saskatchewan 12-2-e-e REGINA "LAW I I Pt WANTED FOR PART-TIME WORK. clean cut young men.

Must be 21 or over, to act as bar stewards. Apply to Harvey S. Smith Cater. ing Co. 1515 lith Street, east.

343-2631. 12-2-o Royal Canadian Legion 1820 Cornwall Street. The hearings will commence at 10.00 a.m. and continue as needed throughout the day. Those wishing to make representations would assist the Board by advising the Secretary in advance (preferably seven days) and also by submitting eight copies of written briefs.

Copies of the Proposed Broiler Chicken Producers Marketing Plan are available from the Secretary. LARGE NATIONAL COMPANY BE-qui res industrious salesman for rural territory. Automotive omer fence preferred. Excellent froPortunity and earning potential. Box 254C Star-Phoenix.

FUNERALS 3 A. A. Be idt, Secretary, Saskatchewan Marketing Board, 1739 Cornwall Street, Regina, Saskatchewan. THE FUNERAL SERvice of the late Mn. Fanny May Blank lev, who died on November 27th, 1965, was held from Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, Second Ave- flue and Queen Street, on November 20th at 2:00 p.m.

conducted by Mr. George Kaiak Pallbearers were Norman Rill. Georg Ward Jack Broadbent, Robert Robinson, Gacar Upper. Mike Mychyshys, Robert Barrett. Interment took place in the family plot in Wood lawn Cemetery.

Park Funerai Chapel was in charge of arrangements. 12-2-c Saskatchewan Marketing Board, Ralph Kuhlmann, Chairman. WANTED: 10 BONDABLE YOUNG farmer salesmen to demonstrate the magnificent Scharpf Rotadry the clothes spin dryer the busy housewife is waiting for. All you have to do is show it to her. It takes two minutes to demonstrate and spins clothes damp-dry ready to iron.

Sales and high earnimts are proven bit our salesmen Write Immediately for demonstrator. Fresto lan Co. 628 Victoria Ave. Regina, Sask. 12-4-a OTrAWA (CP)--A federal Inquiry has found pumping bal.

last tanks before a deck cargo of steel was unloaded caused the lake freighter Fort William to capsize and explode in a Montreal dock Sept. It. Five men died. The inquiry report. released Tuesday, ordered a minor censure of Capt.

Samuel Wilkinson "for permitting, or causing to be permitted a person with Inadequate experience to be substantially In charge of the activities which took place after the vessel's arrival in Montreal and which caused the casualty." Mr. Justice H. F. Gibs who directed the Inquiry, reported that the deck cargo was not secured. After the ship's ballast was pumped out, she began to list and the cargo shifted.

This movement of the cargo "contributed to the final capsizing and caused the explosion and fire which then occurred." Mr. Justice Gibson reported that under the system followed by such freighters the captain and officers do not make the decisions on where cargo is placed. They did not know the weight of cargo sections, Information that "might have enabled them to be aware of the small margin of stability and the possible effect of pumping the tanks." He recommended ship owners be required to establish some way of assuring the seaworthiness of vessels at all times and that regulations require the securing of deck cargo on freighters in some circumstances. The inquiry found the Fort William was adequately manned. It ordered the owner, Canada Steamship Lines, to pay Costs of the investigation up to POMO.

1 1 1 1 4 Federal pay hikes due soon ALBERTA RESOURCES RAILWAY CORPORATION CONSTRUCTION OF ALBERTA RESOURCES RAILWAY INVITATION TO TENDER Tenders are invited for the eonrtruction of a 30-mile section of the Alberta Resources Railway. The work consists of the necessary clearing, grading and installation of culverts for construction of a single track railway subgrade with relative yards and sidings, etc. The section commences at Mile 301 Alberta Resources Railway, and proceeds northwesterly, Mlle 0 on the Alberta Resources Railway is approximately 14 miles wed of Hinton, Alberta on the C.N.R. Edson Subdivision. Sealed tenders marked on the outidde "Confidential" and "Tender on Grading Section 2 Alberta Resources Railway" and addressed to J.

M. Currie, Secretary of the Alberta Resources Railway Corporation, Room 406 Terrace Building, Edmonton, Alberta will bet received until It o'clock. Mountain Standard Time in the forenoon of Tuesday, December 21st, 1965. Tenders delivered after this time will not be accepted. Tenders will be opened in public in Room 504, Terrace Building, Edmonton, Alberta, at 2 p.m.

Mountain Standard Time in the afternoon of Tuesday, December 21st, 1965. Plans, Specifications, Form of Tender and other contract documents may be obtained at the following locations: Office of Location Construction Engineer, C.N' 9913 1011 Avenue. Edmonton, Alberta 2. Office of Area Engineer, C.N.R.. Calgary, Alberta 11.

Office of Area Engineer, C.N.R. Vancouver, B.C. 4. Office of Area Engineer, C.N.R., Saskatoon, Sask. IL Office of Project Engineer, C.N.R., Hinton, Alberta on deposit of a certified cheque for Fifty Dollar, it50.061, made payable to the Alberta Resources Railway Corporation, which will be refunded on return of the plans and documenta in good condition within 30 daya of the 158(11111C0 of lame, The lowest or any tender not nem.

urily accepted. Hon. A. O. Aalborg, Chairman, Alberta Resources Railway Corporation Alberta, November 25th, 1963, 12-2-e-s IN MEMORIUM 4 WALLACE MALCOLM, EVER RE-membered by his loving wife Sybil aid daughter, Mrs.

W. S. Noble and family of Waterdown, Ontario. 12-2-e NOTICES PERMANENT BOOKKEEPER to manage office of a large volume, light industrial and farm equipment business in Saskatoon. Require mature person, male or female, with wide experience, capable of supplying monthly recap and taking complete charge.

Excellent working conditions, company pension plan, extra fringe benefits. Highest salary payable to right person. Please answer in your own handwriting giving complete qualifications and references. GAS PLANT in CALGARY AREA requires an experienced Instill-Client Technidan with Electronic and Pneumatic background. BOX 1617 STAR-PHOENIX 12-6- THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUP.

ply of verses for your convenience in making Up your "In Mxmoriam." Kindly inquire at the desk. xtf SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith Box 242C Star-Phoenix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the winding up of Laurie Industries Limited, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, in liquidation, under tho provisions of the Cornpsnies Winding tip Act ASS 1953 Chatiter 131. All persona having claims against Laurie Industries Limited are requested to send them to the undersigned on or before the 25in da3 January, 1966, after which date the asoeta of the Company may be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard to the claims submitted pursuant to this notice. A. Columbia, Liquidator.

OTTAWA (CP)Civil service pay increases for professional employees will likely be an. nounced Dec. 9, Revenue Minister Benson said Tuesday. He disclosed in an interview new rates for administrative and clerical workersthe second and larger civil service groupwill likely be announced Dec. le.

Both are Interim increases on a final settlement that is due next spring. Government employees In the professional classifications include doctors, engineers, lawyers a scientists among others. Mr. Benson gave no indication of the size of the projected pay increases but said they would be retroactive months. The raises for the professionalsclassified as Group A are normally retroactive to July 1.

The administrative group known as Group are expected to get a raise retroactive to Oct. The announcements are expected after the treasury board approves or modifies civil seriice commission recommendations. PREMIERS HONORED A new seriee of Australian postage stamps is to depict the prime ministers of that country for the first time. Band claims to 406 Canada Building, Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.

11-2-e-s CAPE PE LAPAIX 4.. i 1 Qxee4.0 12-I CAPE PE LAJPAIX i' 11..: a 1 t) I 1 )(T- 1 4,,,, I flU'4 N. ka 9ii 2 cv i I -4 a d' I a 4 1-- II 4 1 5- 1 1 -1 I 1 C24ee14162-1 i i Tenders for Stockpiling Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 1109 PM Regina city Time on tn date shown for the work listed below, and will be opened in public immediately thereafter. Tender forms and contract documents may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. coNTRAcr No.

dd 65801 Cpree Op pc; I DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Assistant Principal Trades The incumbent in this position performs responsible duties involving the direct supervision of the instructional and stores staff at the Manitoba Vocational Centre, Brandon, Manitoba. In addition the incumbent is responsible for revising and up-dating the various courses of studies the overall discipline and behaviour of a student body of approximately eight hundred, and assuring that accommodation requirements and equipment are adequate, modern and kept in good condition. The incumbent reports directly to the Principal on these matters. May act as Principal during the absence of the Principal. Qualifications: University graduate preferably in Engineering or Industrial Education with an Industrial background and teaching experience.

Salary Range: $9,480 $11,280 per annum. Full Civil Service benefits including three weeks' annual vacation with pay, liberal sick leave, pension and group insurance privileges. Apply on or before December 15, 1965, to: MANITOBA CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Room 334 Legislative Building Winnipeg 1, Manitoba Rom 0- (.., mANIT0BA CoreeiCiporp I He, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Assistant Principal Trades The incumbent in this position performs responsible duties involving the direct supervision of the instructional and stores staff at the Manitoba Vocational Centre, Brandon, Manitoba. In addition the incumbent is responsible for revising and up-dating the various courses of studies the overall discipline and behaviour of a student body of approximately eight hundred, and assuring that accommodation requirements and equipment are adequate, modern and kept in good condition. The incumbent reports directly to the Principal on these matters.

May act as Principal during the absence of the Principal. Qualifications: University graduate preferably in Engin- eering or Industrial Education with an Industrial background and teaching experience. Salary Range: $9,480 $11,280 per annum. Full Civil Service benefits including three weeks' annual vacation with pay, liberal sick leave, pension and group insurance privileges. Apply on or before December 15, 1965, to: MANITOBA CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Room 334 Legislative Building Winnipeg 1, Manitoba RN: APrticATrati 11011 LICIMICZ TO SELL LIQUOR IN A (under the provisions of it Liquor Licensing Act.

1969) Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to apply to the Liquor. Licensing Commission for a licence to sail liquor in premises known as Sutherlrnd Curling Club at Saskatoon of which the following is a correct legal description. Lots: 18, 17 and IL Block: 620. Flan. 0 874.

141 lessop Ave. Saskatoon. Sask. Dated at Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, this nth day of November.

1888. Sutherland Curling Club. Saskatoon, Am C. Osier. Corrections plan set for N.W.T.

arTAWA (CP)The government of the Northwest Territories is seeking probation officers and administrators to Implement a corrections program "with the major emphasis on probation wherever possible," a northern affairs department official said here. The structure of the set-upl will be comparable to that of the provinces, with the areas of jurisdiction being among those sentenced up to two years less one day, The program will Include pro. bation, differentiated institutional care, and after-care, and will apply to twisting institutions, one for adults near Yellowknife and one for juveniles at Fort Smith. I 1 I For aggregate at Roes. town and Kindersley.

Approximate Quantified 011 Treatment Aggregate 31,000 Tons Raul Ton Miles Deposit with Tender P.500.00. Tenders Close December 11. L. T. HOLM.

Deputy Minister. Saskatchewan Department of Highways. II-2-e-a 12-1- BIRTHS 1 It 1 Pe. Olt A Classified Phone 242-3141 Tnt BASKAitoOrt STAR-PHOENIX will send free of charge a leVely "Baby Book" to tho proud parents inserting birth Battelle. "I feel out of touch with the world, somehow.

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