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Friday December 17, 1903 Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 27 DEATHS 2 MALE HELP WANTED 121 MALE HELP WANTED (Continued) I (Continued) (Continued) 121 MALE HELP WANTED (continued) 1 12 Moose plagued by tiny parasite li.mim,am FULLER HAS COUNTRY TERRItory Good car necessary, 1110 weeKly. 652-8c95, 11-12-c Index to Classifications TAXI DRIVERS WANTED. MUST know city. Top wages. Phone or see supervisor.

Yellow Cab. 244- 8168. ti HOUGHTON THE DEATH OF Harriet Houghton at Dundas. on Thursday. December 16, widow of Alfred Houghton in her eighty-seventh year, dear mother of Reg-Maid Boulton and Keith B011itOri of stoney Creek, Ontario Staff Sergeant Phillip Boulton, RCMP.

Funeral Saturday, December la at Donald Brown Funeral Home, Stoney Creek, Ontario. 12-18-e Wanted Immediately Saskatchewan Licenced Embalmer Reply to Box 300C Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 12-22-c By DON McLEOD HALIFAX (CP)--Living with a herd of whitetail deer is enough to drive a moose out of its mind. It has been happening for years where the northern range limits of whitetail overlap with the southern extremities of a moose country in North Amer- A Ica. I YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPER1- sties in meat wrapping and groceries. Apply Box 6.

Rosetown, Sask. 12-20-o Acreage Agents Articles For Sale Artie les Wanted Auto Repairs a Aceessoriee Autos Trucks Wanted Autos For Sale Auto Finance FUNERALS 3 doing his master's thesis on the subject, says the moose may be better off where they have an "escape route" in winter. An example is the Cobequid Highlands which have the highest moose population of any area of Nova Scotia. This may be because the Moose remain high in the mountains during heavy snowfall while deer move to lower regions, he says. It is in winter, when deer gather in herds and leave large piles of droppings in the yarding areas, that moose are most likely to pick the parasite.

GENERAL PRACTITIONER WANTED for the Nei 'burg and District Union Hospital area. Can offer an able rural general practise. Hospital, rated as twelve bed, Is situated in northwest Sask. town. SO miles from Lloydminster and 70 miles from North Dattleford.

If interested please contact tne Chairman for complete details. 12-22-c 41 Investments 51 1911 Investment Properties 50A 25 In Memoriam 4 24 Insurance 113A 78 72 Listings Wanted 55 71 Livestock 83 71A Loans Wanted 61 Lost Found 10 Lots Wanted 41 13C Lola For hals 40 65 88 Machinery a Repairs 80 I Male Hein Wanted 12 7:7 28 Male Instructions 10 Male-Female Instructions ISA in Male Situations Wanted 14 88 Marriage Licenses 18 Miscellaneous 29 82A Money To Loan 63 Monuments 1 Musical Instruments 26A LUMBER AND CONSTRUCTION company requires young man able to accept responsibility in accounting department. Full grade 12 plus extensive accounting training required. Experience in lumber or construction an asset. Apply Box 292C Star-Phoenix.

ti 01 Babesitting liana L0111111 B.C. Properties Births Bicycles Motorcycles Board Room Board Room Wanted Billintle Opportunities Business Prot Directory Buildings BUTCHER THE FUNERAL SERvice of Rev. William F. Butcher. Who died on December 11.

1985 was held from Elim Tabernacle on Thursday, December 16th at 2.00 p.m. conducted by Rev. C. Scratch, Rev. H.

Barber and Rev D. Honsinger. Pallbearers were: Rev. P. Munroe, Mr.

E. Metcalfe, Dr. G. Griggs, Rae. G.

Tul ford. Mr. N. Olfrey. Rev.

A. Schindel. Interment took place in licrest Memorial Gardens. Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. 12-18-c COOK THE FUNERAL SERVICE of the late Mr.

Arthur Cook. who died on December 14th, 1965, was held from Park Funeral Chapel on December 16th at 3:30 p.m conducted by Rev. Xi. M. Latichlan.

Pallbearers were: A. H. McIntosh, T. H. Cameron, J.

C. Klassen. Donald Kenzie, Maurice Kenzie, G. Michayliuk. Interment took Place in Wood lawn Cemetery.

12-18-c Card at Thanks ----m Coal a Wood for AllWeather TRAVEL e.o Deaths Domestic Help Wanted FIRST CLASS AUTO-BODY MEChanic wanted. Good pay for good man. Apply in person to the Star Auto Body Service, 6u2 let Ave. 12-21-o MECHANICS WANTED First or eeond Clan papers. Company paid hospital, medical.

pension and prescription drug Vihnil Excellent vacation plan and working condition. Top wages for qualified men. Apply: Service Manager, IBC Motor Trucks, Ave. A and 22nd Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 12-18-e az 24 Pet Stock 37 Poultry Eggs 3 Real Estate 13B Room, Furnished 53 Rooms Unfurnished 54 13 Rooms (Furnished tintur.) 51 59 Rooms Wanted 55 1,2 Situations Wld (Male-Female) 17 Stores Offices SO Storage Space 33 Suites Furnished 51 Suites Unfurnished 5IA Suites (Furnished-Unfu-r7) SIB Suites Wanted 52 Summer 37 Swan 21 There's a World of Adventure in the Canadian Forces Farm Lands Tor gals Farms anted Filed Ss Seed Female Belt, Wanted Female Instructions Female Hituatione Wanted Financial Florists unerais Funeral Directors Furnishings MECHANIC FOR LONG ESTABLISHed Ford dealership, good working condition pay $2.00 an hour.

44 hour week, plus other benefits. health and insurance, etc. Modern town. school, rinks, pool. etc.

On main highway south of Calgary. Box 518, Claresholm. Alta. 12-20-c MeTAVISH THE FUNERAL SER. vice of Mr.

Hugh Leonard McTavish. who died on December 12th, was held from McKague's Funeral Home on Thursday, December 16th at 2 p.m conducted by Rev. D. Lauchlan, Pallbearers were: W. D.

Long, W. J. Skeates. Bob Douds, Dell ennedy, W. E.

Smith. G. Sykes. Interment was made in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. 12-18-c Teachers Wanted Tinsmithing 21A Thee al Vulcanizing Trades Professions 21 Trailers 10 Warehouse Spain 42 Weddings IA Winter deserts 21A 41 Gardening 56A Help Wanted (Male-Female) Houses For Rent (Furnished) 45 Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 401 Houses Yee Sale 44 Houses Wanted 411 Regardless of the weather, enjoy travel the CN way.

Why risk bad weather and slippery roads? By going CN, you travel in comfort and arrive refreshed at your destination. You will also save money with CN's low cost Red, White and Blue fares. CN trains are ideal for family travel. Children under 5 travel free and under 12, half fare. TOWN CLERK WANTED Applications for the position of town clerk at Leader, Saskatchewan will be accepted until December 14, 1965.

Applicants to state previous expel, ience, qualifications, marital status. reference8 salary expected, and date available. Address applications to the Town Hall. clo A. F.

Hildebrand. Leader, Sask. 12-20-e Wildlife biologists are convinced that a tiny parasite is 1 the weapon by which the 200- pound deer kill off their pound cousins. 1 This parasite has been carried by deer for generations without serious effects on the whitetail. It's also harmless to humans.

But it Is passed on with disastrous results to the moose by means of a carrier. The parasite produces "moose sickness" which, many biologists feel, is a major reason for the severe decline of moose populations in many areas of Nova Scotia. A moose infected with the ailment is a pitiful sight. Blind, starving and stupid, it will run into fences lose its fear of man and begin eating anything handy whether harmful or not. The usual cause of death is starvation.

The parasite attacks the central nervous system, either in the spinal column or at the base of the brain. Attempts to study moose sickness by collecting heads from hunters' kills are complicated when the affliction is in the spinal column since hunters don't like to part with choice meat. A major study of the prob. lem is being made at Acadia University, Wolf I I I where Dr Donald Dodds, formerly with the lands and forests department, is associate professor of biology. He says the creature that picks up the parasite from deer feces and carries it until it is ingested by moose has been identified as an old enemythe snail.

A possible solution would be to clean up slash in cutover areas of the forest, thereby reducing the piles of dead and dying vegetation that breed snails. Chemical control, despite biologists' fear of upsetting nature's balance, also may be an answer. Gerry Barker of Bear River, N.S., an Acadia biology student YANOSZEWSKI THE FUNERAL service of Samuel Yenoszewsk4 who died on December 11, 1605, was held from Westwood Memorial Chanel on December 16 at 2 p.m. conducted by Dr J. Leith.

Pallbearers were: Pereschitz, S. Halloo. O. Aksantuk. Grebenulk.

S. Posnikoft W. Lifwinowych. Interment was made in Wood lawn Cemetery. 12-18-c NOTICES (Continued) The lands and forests departments of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the Canadian Wildlife Service and federal agriculture department are co-operating in the Acadia study of snail ecology, expected to be finished in February or March.

Although moose sickness may have been noticed generations ago, the first real interest was shown during the early 1950s when a biologist came here from Maine which had lost its moose population because of the infection. The snail was finally tagged as the culprit about 18 months ago by a member of the Ontario Research Foundation, Dr. Dodds says. The exact species of snail or slug is one of the questions Acadia is trying to answer. Reinforcing the belief that deer are indirectly responsible for the demise of the moose ig experienced in Newfoundland.

The province didn't have a moose 100 years ago. Then half a dozen were introduced from the Maritimes. The island province hasn't got any deer but the moose population has grown rapidly. Two years ago there were almost 000, so many that removal zones were formed where each resident hunter could kill three. And moose sickness is unknown in the province.

SELL AND REPAIR WATCHES IN your spare time. Free information. Box 160, Delorimier Station. Montreal. 1-11-p Ei Building upon brave end honorable traditions, the Canadian Forces today stand ready to cooperate with those of other nations in maiAtaining peace, 0 Canadian Servicemen today are serving the word over, applying their military skills on the high seas, on land and in the air in Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East and at bases all across Canada.

0 The Canadian Servicemen have never had a more important role to play in the free world. It is not a soft life, and it takes a man to live it. 0 It is a challenging life for Men of Action at sea, on land, and in the air. 0 If this is the life for you mail in the coupon below or visit the IN MEMORIAM 4 1 ATTEMPT ESCAPE COLOGNE (Reuters) Some 4,000 East Germans tried to escape to West Germany and West Berlin during the first 10 months of 1965 but only 1,233 succeeded, it was reported here Wednesday. The headquarters of West Germany's federal frontier service said the figures based on information from escaped East German border guards compared with 1,674 escapes in the same period last year.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY PRESS. man, Linotype Operator or Lino-Comp. Apply, The Melville Advance, Melville, stating experience and salary expected. 12-21-0 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter'of the Estate of OLGA POTRATZ, late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, widow, deceased. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the Pith day of January, A.D.

1966. COMVERY IN LOVING MEMORY of my dear husband Tom. who passed away Dec. 16, 1958. Each or nin dawn brings thoughts of you At eventime a prayer, And in the heart of I who loved you, You always will be there.

Your loving wife Etta. 12-18-c A CN Ticket is an ideal gift. idozrzsgoicegsimusgrigre0 SASKATOON BRANCH OF NATION-al tire company requires industrious salesman for rural territory, preferably with automotive or anted experience. Excellent opportunity. Box 205C Star-Phoenix.

12-18-c CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE Federal Building, Saskatoon Telephone 242-2101 Ferguson, Macnermid, Macnermid Wright, Barristers and Solicitors, No. 1 Bank of Commerce Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Solicitors for the Executor, 12-18-c-s TENDERS For further Information contact your authorized CN Travel Agent or phone CN Passenger Sales Office 382-0211, 244-8103. WANTED A GOOD BODYMAN AND painter for a franchised Mercury Meteor dealer in Biggar. Steady work year round for qualified man.

Modern paint room and work room. all equipment supplied. Phone 948- 2521 or Box 10. Biggar. 12-22-e DAVIES IN DOVING MEMORY OF Pilot Officer Freddie Davies, RCAF, and his gallant crew who were ed over Ulm, Germany, Dec.

11, 1944. They are gone, but not forgotten, And as dawns another year, In our lonely hearts of thinking, Thoughta of them are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er U. Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart. concealed.

Ever remembered by the family. 12-I8-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS MAN 40 TO 60. HANDLE SALES territory surrounding Saskatoon. Worth up to $12.000 in a year, plus bonus. Write Dept.

NC, P.O. Box 70, Station II, Toronto 17, Ontario 12-18-c-a Name Address Telephone Town Date of Birth Education Choice of Service rem r3 la a on 1 In the estate of EDWARD DAVID HILL, late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, retired, 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 the lath day of January, A.D. 1066. CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY, 170 2nd Avenue, South, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Executor of the Estate. 12-111-c-s GE may get heavy water contract 12-18-c ELDER IN MEMORY OF A DEAR friend, Rose Elder, who passed away December 17 1960. Beautiful memories woven in gold This is the picture, we tenderly hold. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept To love and cherish and never forget. Ever remembered by John.

Doreen, Bryan Bar lean, Reg and Shelley. 12-18-c 00 WEEKLY SIDELINE Experienced salesman now calling on food, variety, grocery, hardware, and drug stores, to carry fast selling, high profit made in Canada sideline on commission basis. Quick, fast, easy selling, very compact sample. Exclusive protected territory of Saskatoon and district must be filled immediately. Apply National Employment Service, 115Federal Building, Saskatoon, Sask.

12-18-c-o I WINTER WORK AVAILABLE FOR farmers living in Humboldt, St. Gregor. Middle take. Car necessary. COO per week.

Box 310C, Star-Phoenix. 14-c Professional Sates Career ALBERTA RESOURCES RAILWAY CORPORATION NOTICE OF FUTURE TENDER CALL The Alberta Resources Railway Corporation proposes to call tenders in the early months of 1966, for the construction of the railway subgrade from Mile 59.5 to Mile 110.0 Alberta Resources Railway, in two sections. Mile 0 of the Alberta Resources Railway is approximately 14 miles west of Hinton Alberta, on the CNR Edson Subdivision. The proposed alignment has been field staked. This advertisement is placed prior to the issuance of Tender Documents to enable prospective bidders to make an on site" inspection while snow cover is still relatively light.

A preliminary location plan may be obtained at the following locations: I. Office of Location Construction Engineer, CNR, 9913- 108th Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. 2. Office of Area Engineer, CNR. Calgary, Alta.

3. Office of Area Engineer, CNR, Vancouver, B.C. 4. Office of Area Engineer CNR, Saskatoon, Sask, 5. Office of Project Engineer, CNR.

Ilinton, Alta. for a fee of Ten Dollars In the form of a certified cheque, made payable to the Alberta 'Resources Railway Corporation, which will not be refunded. Hon. A. 0.

Aalborg, Chairman. Alberta Resources Railway Corporation Edmonton, Alberta, December 9, 1965. 12-18-e-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS A leading pharmaceutical manufacturer offers the right man an unlimited future, with continuous formal and field training. The successful candidate will be working in Saskatoon and area. SUMMACII IN LOVING MEMORY of William Summach, who passed away December 17, 1959.

As we loved you. so we miss you. In our memory you are near. Loved. remembered.

longed for always. Bringing many a silent tear. Ever remembered by wife and family. 12-18-c SHERBROOKE NURSING HOME 304 Ave. Bldg.

Maintenance man required. Must be experienced in floor cleaning and general maintenance and repair work. Applications available 304 Ave. Bldg. Immediate Opportunity Experienced salesman to call on stores, offices.

industries. schools, hospitals, restaurants, motels, hotels, etc. with our guaranteed line of longer-life lighting products. Age 30-65, car necessary, Highest commissions paid every Wednesday on automatic year-round rep-at business. Protected ter.

ritory of Saskatoon and district must be filled Immediately. Apply National Employment Service, 115 Federal Building, Saskatoon, Sask. 12-18-c-s THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUP-ply of verses for your convenience In making up your "In Memoriam." Kindly inquire at ths desk. ail 12-20-c In the estate of CATHERINE TROWBRIDGE. late of Saskatoon.

in the Province of Saskatchewan. widow, 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 the leth day of January, AM.

1966. SCHMITT, ESTEY, ROBERTSON. MUZYKA BEAUMONT. Barristers and Solicitors, Financial Building. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Solicitors for the Executrix. 12-18-c-1 CARD OF THANKS 5 THE MAN Between 23 and 32 years of age. Minimum 2 years university. Sales experience desirable but not essential. Ambitious and Industrious.

THE POSITION Dealing with doctors, dentists, hospitals and drug stores. Excellent salary. All expenses paid. Automobile supplied. Complete fringe benefits.

Promotion from the ranks. QUALIFIED MACHINIST FOR GENera! machine work wages $3.00 per hour. For further information write to Drayton Valley Machine and ling Box 594, Drayton Valley, Alberta or phone Drayton Valley 542-3249, after hours phone 1542-38t3. 12-24-c OTTAWA (CP)--Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. announced Thursday it has been authorized to enter into negotiations with Canadian General Electric Co.

Ltd. about construction of Canada's second heavy water plant. The plant. to produce not less than 400 tons of heavy water a year, originally was to have been built by Western Deuterium Ltd. of Calgary.

But the company withdrew its bid because it feared it could not complete Its plant within a specified 31-month deadline. Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. would underwrite the sale of up to 4,000 tons the first 10 years of production. Canadian General Electric has indicated it is confident It will be able to set up a delivery schedule and offer heavy water for sale at an acceptable price. Negotiations are expected to be concluded it hin three months.

In this time, CGE will be looking for suitable sites with adequate supplies of water and energy. I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE thanks to Drs. Renpenning and Goluboff, nurses and staff on 2nd East City Hospital, for the wonderful care and attention they all gave to me during my stay there. I would also say thank you to the many friends who sent cards and visited me. At this time may I wish them all, friends and neighbours, a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Minnie E. Atkinson. 12-18-e FINANCIAL NEW SALES CAREER A permanent position offering the highest annual income. We are a well-known national organization. Previous investment or sales experience not necessary.

Full training course given. Applicants may phone 242-1282 or write to Guaranty Trust Building, 212 22nd Street Saskatoon. 12-18-c-s BIRTHS It this job appeals to you, and you meet these qualifications, reply In confidence (giving resume and Including telephone number) to BOX 307C STAR-PHOENIX. Canada Department of Agriculture Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration SCOTT' TO TOM AND JOYCE, at North Batt leford, a daughter Sharon Ruth on December Ilth. A Ester for Janie.

12-18-p 2 THE SASKATOON STAR-PHOENIX will send free of charge a lovely "Baby Book" to the proud parents Inserting birth notices. WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS our heartfelt thanks to Our friends and neighbours for their sympathy, kind acts, cards and flowers during our bereavement. A special thanks to Dr. Ivan, Dr. Clark, the nurses at City Hospital, Rev.

Lawn lan, Rev. Gieshrecht and Westwood Memorial Chapel. Ralph Molder-ink and lamtly. 12-18-c RETIRED OR SEMI RETIRED church caretaker wanted for the beginning or the new year. Steady employment for right applicant.

Phone 244-5051 or 242-1126 or 242- 445. 12-21-e Appliance Repairman COST ANALYST DEATHS 2 MARRIAGE LICENSES 6 TENDER Land Clearing Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon CST January 4, 1966 quoting a rate per acre for knocking down and piling aspen growth covering 480 acres in the Foam Lake Community Pura located near Tuffnell, Saskatchewan. Specifications and form of tender may be obtained from the undersigned at 461 Motherwell Building, Regina. Saskatchewan. The lowest or any tender la not necessarily accepted.

W. C. Ames, Chief Supply Officer 12-18-c-a Qualified Technician with sub. stantial experience in washer, dryer, range repair. ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES Quality Credit Jewellers.

House of Ehamonds. 133 2nd Ave. north. xtf Required to conduct economic studies and to analyze costs, revenues, and consumptions associated with the generation and distribution of electrical energy. He will also examine and evaluate methods of depreciation, depletion, and construction charges.

Qualifications: University degree in Commerce, Business Administration, or considered equivalent, with four to five years' experience In economic studies involving the screening, extraction, analysis, and processing of statistical data. Apply to: Employment Supervisor, Victoria Avenue and Scarth Street, i Regina, Saskatchewan. victoria avenue anu ncartn atrect, Regina, Saskatchewan. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 IMMEDIATE OPENING! NEW CAR Sales Manager required by well established. franchised Ford dealer in Edmonton.

Planning volume of 1.600 new vehicles per year. Attractive salary and bonus arrangement for the right man, plus all company benefits. Write immediately to BOX 1662, STAR-PHOENIX 12-20-e BERGER THE PASSING OF MR. John Berger. age 77 years of 314 Avenue south, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Wednesday.

December 150 1965. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, December 18 at 2 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. R. McCann.

Surviving are two sisters. Mrs. John Shilkie of Fern- broke, Ont. and Mrs. F.

Junop of Delisle, and two brothers, Edward of Delisle, Sask. and Christy of Pembrooke, Ont. The late Mr. Berger was born at Rosenthal, Ont. and came to Saskatchewan in 1911 to the Avondale district where he resided until coming to Saskatoon in 1955.

Interment will take place in the family plot In the Delisle Cemetery. Courtesy parking north of the chapel, staff attendant. 12-I8-c RATES Park Funeral Chapel 311 3rd Avenue, North Phone 244-2103 Jack M. Bink ley Donald Somers xlt Full Company Benefit Program and Monthly Salary up to WO a Month For Right Man 10...11,11 CORPORATION AS 0 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. Mc Rogue R.

J. McKague Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. x11 i 1 PART TIME $64.00 A WEEK Wanted: Two men for evening work. Car necessary. For interview, phone 652-9483.

Call Friday Saturday and Sunday. 12-20-a Interested persons are Invited to apply in confidence to No 8410. TENDER Tenders for electrical appliances for the Senior Citizens Home at Porcupine Plain. Sask. 10 24-inch ranges, all white units.

5 9 or 10 cubic foot refrigerators, right hand doors, all white units. 5 9 or 10 cubic' foot refrigerators, left band doors, all white units and all refrigerator, with manual defrost. SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. A. EDWARDS 338 4th No.

Phone 244-5571 ett VIE ARE MOVING Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Four Cents Per Word Per Day, Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five. Minimum Count 10 Words Minimum Charge 400 Per Day Classified Display is Charged at $2.08 per single column inch. Where 10 point or laige type is desired by the advertiser for the complete advertisement, the rate per word is 8c per day. MiniMUM count 10 words. Figures in groups of five or less, dollar marks, initial letters, count as one word.

Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set In ordinary classified type the charge is 57c per day for the 10 point line. Where the use of a box number is desirea, count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points. please add 10 cents to cover cost of post. age.

While every endeavor 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 replies at the Star-Phoenix office, The Star-Phoenix assumes no re. sponsibility for error after the first insertion. WANT ADS ACCEPTED TRADE SCHOOLS (MALE) I2a FILYE THE DEATH OF PETER Filyk, age 60 years of 436 Ave. H.

north Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital on Thursday, December 16. 1965. The funeral service was held on Friday, December 17 at 2 p.m. from Westwood Memorial Chapel, conducted by Very Reverend F. Kernisky.

Surviving are: one sister, Miss Eatherine Los Angeles. California; three brothers, Harry and William. both of Glidden. John, Sceptre, Sask. The late Mr.

Filyk was born at Gimii, Man. and came to Saskatchewan in 1910. He lived at Sceptre for 16 years and at Gliddeu for 15 years. He joined the RCAF in 1941. After serving there.

be moved to Trail, B.C. for four years, then returned to Saskatchewan and lived at Kindersley for a few years. In 1953 he moved to Saskatoon, and had lived here since. Interment was made in the Ukrainian Orthodox section of Woodiawn Cemetery. Arrangements were in care Of Westwood Memorial Chapel.

12-18-c WEST WOOD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Phone 653-3434 20th Ave. rat Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 11 o'clock noon Thursday January 13th 1966, Mrs. Lisle J. Taylor, Acting Secretary, Porcupine Plain Centennial Housing Committee.

12-20-C FLORISTS 8 MURDOCK 1VIABER Notional Employment Service 115 Federal Building SASKATOON, Sask. 1 VICTORIA FLORISTS (MRS. A. McAllister, Miss Gold). Daylight Theatre Building.

Phone 242-3664, nursery phone 653-2533, xtf ENROLL NOW DRAFTING Day. evening and home study courses. Hieh school diploma not necessary. We also teach welding, drafting. radio and TV electronics, refrigeration and air conditioning, commercial art, photography.

Write or phone for full details: Box 1615, Star-Phoenbt CHICAGO TRAINING Phone 244-5504 NOTICES AGENCIES LTD. Will Be Located at FRANK J. DOWDING FLORIST Ltd. 234 2nd south (opposite Odeon Theatre) Phone 652-6272, night and holidays 343-8798. 652- 4214.

343-3904. sett NOTICE TO CREDITORS A.0, tt "MILLAR'S" FLORISTS AND GROWERS 214 2Ist East Ph. 622-7722 Night 343-3818, 374-3338 Flowers by Wire. 215 3n1 Avenue, North 12-20-c FOR AUTOMATION, INDUSTRIAL electronics communications, radio TV. Devry Technical Institute of Canada.

Toronto. Write Box 384, Saskatoon. G. R. Teece.

244-8618. xtf KEITH THE DEATH OF ADAM Keith, age 78 years. of Veteran's Home, occurred at his residence on December 16th, 1965. The funeral service will be lield on Monday, December 20th at 1:30 p.m. from McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Archdeacon H.

Bowles. Surviving is one brother, Angus Keith in Scotland. Born in Scotland, Mr. Keith enlisted in the Canadian Forces in Canada in 1914 and was discharged in 1919, following service in the United Kingdom and in France. He made his home In Fenton, near Prince Albert until coming to Saskatoon in 1954.

Interment will be made In the Soldier's Field in Wood lawn cemetery. 12-18-c (Opposite the City Hall) MARRIOTT'S FLOWERS 126 2nd North Phone 242-3300, 242-2107 SALESMAN REQUIRED FOR LARGE successful Saskatoon implement dealer. Position to cover immediate Saskatoon area. Excellent remuneration possible, wages are in form of drawings and volume percentage. Car and expenses supplied.

Reply to Boa 302C Star-Phoenix giving all particulars. 12-22-c xtt FREE CAREER KIT International Correspondence Schools, 852-4222. Bob Carr 49 Rowell Saskatoon. xtf IN THE ESTATE OF PAULA VAN DOORN, late of North Batt leford in the Province of Saskatchewan, Widow, 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 the 3Ist day of December, AD. 1965. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA, 2020 Ilth Avenue, Regina, by its solicitors, FYFFE MUSK. Barristers and Solicitors, 335 Guaranty Trust Building. Regina, Saskatchewan.

12-18-c-s As of Monday, December 20th ANGUS G. MoTAVISH, FLORIST, member Florist Telegraph Delivery, 206 2nd north, phone 242-1345. Night phone 343-1574. xtt Phone 653-3232 When words of sympathy are inadequate. Flowers say it nest.

CONNIE'S FLOWERS LTD. Grosvenor Park Shopping Centre 343.2609 Nite 343-4460 att 1 iMMIE What's Ahead For You? A Radio College Home Study COUTSe can prepare you for bigger Income in TV, Automation, Radar, Communications. Easy to follow theory lessons. practical work kits, Fully accredited diploma on graduation. Low budget terms.

Write for free 40-page book 'Careers in Electronics." RADIO COLLEGE OF CANADA Box 363. Regina, Sask. LOST AND FOUND 10 LARGE WESTERN CANADIAN FIRM Handling nationally known janitor supplies, requires aggressive salesman for Saskatoon and some country territory. Salary, commission, car allowance. Reply giving details.

age, experience, phone number etc. Box 1640. Star-Phoenix. 12-20-c FOUND: MINIATURE COLLIE DOG. White and brown with collar.

Phone S.P.C.A. 652-0115. 12-18-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS HARDWARE MERCHANDISING SUPERVISOR 5:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Monday to Friday for publication following day texcept holidays).

Deadline for cancellation of Want Ad 9:00 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 office. Please be sure to leave your name. address, phone number and number of insertions desired.

Semi-Displays Accepted up to 2 p.m Monday through Friday for following day's publication (except holidays). NOTICES Birth. $1.50, Marriages and In-Memoriams, Engagements. Cards of Thanks rates $2.00 for insertion of 10 lines or less, extra tine of five words each, 20c per line. Display Advertising OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursday's Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Monday's Paper FRIDAY for Tuesday's Paper CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS WANT AD PHONE 242-3141 SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 6 months 12.50 3 months 1 month 2.50 By mail or letter carrier walks in Saskatoon 1 year 30.00 To all countries Outside Canada: 1 year 30 00 month 3.00 By Carrier in Saskatocm and on Motor Delivery Routes 40 Cents Per Week By Carrier.

All Other 35 Cents Per Week Minimum Charge 25 Cents Back copies by Mall 12-18-0 MALE HELP WANTED 12 UPHOLSTERERS AND TRIMMERS SHEDDENTHE PASSING OF MRS. Amanda Kristine Shedden, age 82 years, beloved wife of Alexander Shedden of Meadow Lake, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on Tuesday, December Pith, The funeral service will be held on Saturday, December 18th at 2:00 p.m. M.S.T. from the Meadow Lake United Church, conducted by Rev. Don Milne.

Surviving are: her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Edna Magee of Moose Jaw, two sons Francis S. Bell of Saskatoon and Roy E. Bell of Meadow Lake; four sisters. Mark.

Tilly, Annette and Lillian, all living in the United States; four brothers. George Hundeby of Elbow, Theodore Hundeby and Edward HundebY, both of Spokane, Washington and Arthur Htandeby, living in U.S.A.; 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. The late Mrs. Shed-den was born at Hatton, North Dakota, U.S.A. and came to Canada in 1912 to Demaine.

where she farmed until 1931 when she moved to meadow Lake. Interment will take place in the family plot in the Meadow Lake Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. 12-I8-c AGENTS 1213 JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED for an accounting office in Lloydminsien Duties to commence Jan, 3. Reply in own handwriting giving details as to age.

education, experience and wslary expected to Box 282, Lloydminster. I2-18-c In the estate of WILLIAM ERNEST HAWKINS, late of the City of Saskatoon in the Province of Saskatchewan farmer, 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 the 24th day of January, A.D. I966. WARREN IgYKYFORITK, Barristers and Solicitors, 1)5 Canada Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Solicitors for Canada Permanent Trust Company, Executor. DISTRIBUTORSHIP AND APPLICATOR FRANCHISE AVAILABLE In revolutionary plastic construction products. Interested applicants write Box 2968, Star-Phoenix. Distributor or self-employed representative preferred. 12-18-p Experienced ONLY.

Required Immediately. New factory, pleasant working conditions. Hospitalization, sickness and accident insurance. OUR UPHOLSTERERS EARN $115 TO $225 WEEKLY WANTED. FIRST CLASS MECHANIC for International Harvester Machinery and Ford cars and trucks.

Good schools, hospital with good doctor. sewer and water and gas. Too wages for good man. Orchard Farm Equipment De lisle. 12-22-e Required immediately for permanent employment with Federated Co-operatives Limited.

in Saskatoon. Duties to include visiting retail co-operative stores and assisting and guiding their hardware operations. Applicants should have six or seven years of successful retail hardware experience, including hardware management (country or city). The starting salary for qualified personnel will be in the range of 0,880 to OM. Apply to: Personnel Department Federated Co-operatives Limited 211 Avenue North Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 12 -18 -c -s FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED FULL OR PART-time waitresses wanted.

Also banquet help. Apply hlartgold. 255 3rd south. tf Only those seeking permanent employment need apply. Telephone George Ube 1,1 at 786-5621 collect or wilte to: GEORcr UBELL, ACME BEDDING FELT Co.

IMO HENRY AVENUE, MEN WANTED FOft RAWLEIGH Products sales In Saskatoon or nearby rural route. Fdli and part time districts available. Easy to start. Good commismon Apply 4 to 6 p.m. 122 Second Ave', north.

12-31-c MECHANIC WANTED with papers. Top wages plug bonus. Apply Stromme's Service Centre 2nd Ave. and 25t11 Street. 12-21-c Classified Phone 242-3141 0 Classified Phone 242-3141 WANTED MANAGERESS FOR FOOD operation.

Good waxes, References redutred. Appty Box 312C Star-Phoenix. 12-20-s 10-18-c ilmolomminum.