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jsss paqi imYnit FEMALE SITS. WANTED IS BASK4TOON STAR-PHOENIX, SIDE GLANCES TUESDAY, APRIL 1457 By Galbraith NOTICES TENDERS MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 (Coetlnaod) TWO DONATIONS SALTCOATS. A donation of $K) was made by the local branch of the Canadian Legion to the branch at Cumberland House toward a fund for the rebuilding of lt.i Legion hall which was destroyed by fire recently, at a recent meeting. Also a donation of S3 was made toward the Olympic training program being sponsored by the Canadian Legion. TENDER Tenders will be rereived bv the undersigned to 0 o'clock Saturday.

April Hth, 1057 for the purchase of the following school buildings: I. ALBERMAHLE SCHOOL 96 miles south Rosctown on Highway No 4. 1 GARVAOH BARN 18x24. GARVAGH TEACHER AGE and site, 4 miles south of Plenty 8. OAKENRHAW BARN (14x24.

billet, shed 112x14 and site, seven miles south of Plenty, Sask. 4. WINONA BARN and lumber 3a miles north of Hrrschel Sask I. CREST SCHOOL 8 miles south. 2 miles west of McGee, Sask.

4. M1LDEN TEACHEHAGE No. 2 in Village of Milden. Sask. Bids are to be marked TENDER highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

E. Schlltr. Secretarv-treasurer, Roidnwn School Unit No. 43, Rosetown, Sask. 4-5-c married couples they're coming here tonight, so dont you dare start anything! RATES flar-Pboenlx Want Ad Rate: Four CtnU Per Word Per Dev Six Coneecuttv insertion for the Price of Five Minimum Count 10 Word Per Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Initial letters, count as one word Where 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser, the rate per word it ftc per day.

Minimum count 10 words. Figures In croup of five or leu, dollar marks, initial letters count as one word. Where one line is set irf 10 point and the balance set in ordinary clast! fled type the charge Is 4 He per line per day for the 10 point line. Where the use of box number is desired count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points please add 19 cents to cover cost of postage.

City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office. NOTICES Births, $1 80. Marriages and Deaths. In Metnoriams, Engagements. Cards of Thanks, etc.

Rates $2 00 per Insertion of 10 lines nr leas, extra line of five words each 20c per line. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY A3 FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursday's Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Mondays Paper FRIDAY for Tuesday's Paper In Prince Albert Advertising Copy may be left with the Northern News Agency WANT ADS ACCEPTED 8 30 a.m. to pm. Daily Monday to Friday Closed All day Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays WANT AD PHONE 23141 WANT AD PHONE SUBSCRIPTION PATF3 MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year $12 00 6 months 6 50 3 months 3.50 1 month 1 50 To United States and Great Britain 1 month 2 0(j 3 month 5 no months 8 50 1 year 15 0(1 TENDERS TENDER Tenders are invlttd before Mav 6th, 1957 for contractfcig to build ap-pioxlmatelv 9 milts of Grid Road Contact Reeve Jon, Clair, Sask. for particulars.

H. Sec. M. of No. 337, Wadena, Sask 4-4-c 1 NOTICE OF tNDER The following concerns are open for tender at the forthctmng Pion-Era.

July 1st to 6th inclusive 2 general coneesslonbooths 1 novelty booth 1 pedlar's wagon fordrinks Please address your Vnders to Finn-Era Concession, Hth West. 4-5-c SEALED TENDERS addrefcd to the Undersigned, and marked to content will be received in te office of the Secretary until 3 00 p.ntiE.S.T.i THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1957. nr CONTRACT 657TCH-G, Cleahg and grubbing on the Trans-Camfci High way from approximately 5V 1 to Mile 13 in Glacier National Bk, C. An "Advance Notice of Ten- Call dated October 23, 1956, was plvlously published.

i Plans and specifications canle seen nd forms of tenders obtaine4at the offices of the Chief, Trans-Canada Highway Division Hunter Ottawa. Ontarif Mr A. Stewart, Trans Canada offices of the Chief, Translanada Highway Division. Room Begg Building, 1110 West Georgia Street. Vancouver, Mr.

J. E. bvage. Supervising Engineer, Trans-fmada Highway Division, 10018 lOftthftreet, Edmonton, Office of the trans-Canada Highway Division, 721 public Building, Calgary. Mr.

I. G. Linton, Supervising Engineer, Vans-Canada Highway Division, kleral Building, Banff, Aita. To be considered each lendeAnust be accompanied by a security I the form of a certified cheque or jonds as specified In the form of Lder and made on the printed formiup-pltrd by the Department and accordance with the conditions setnrth therein. The Department, through the love offices, will supply plans and spgfic-ations for the work on deposit a sum of $50 00 In the form of a bank cheque or monev ler p'ivnhie to the order of the RECI3ER GENERAL OF CANADA.

The dslt will be released on return ofghe plans and specifications in good pn-dition within a month from the htc of reception of tenders If notie-turned within that period the tie-posit will be forfeited. The lowest or any tender not accepted. i ROBERT FORTIER. 1 Chief of Administrative Serge and Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa.

April 1, 1957. 4c INVITATION TO TENDFR TOWN OF HUMBOLDT, SASKATCHEWAN SUPERIOR OFFICE SERVICE HAS large staff of experienced office help available for part-time employment Phone $oo60 or 8535L tf LADY WISHES DAY WORK BY HOUR or day. Mrs. Gallant Phone 23926. 4-5-0 DAYWORK DESIRED, gelyn 24104.

PHONE AN-4-3-p HELP WTD. (Male-Female) 16 WANTED LIFEGUARD FOR THREE months, commencing June 1st. Room suitable for light housekeeping supplied. State qualifications and wages expected with application. G.

A. Merryfleld, Manager, Memorial Swimming Pool, Biggar, Sask. 4 8c WANTED FOR MIDDLE OP APRIL combination X-rav-lab technician. 20-bed modern hospital. 100 M.A.

Maxi-con unit. Letts Photrometer, Separate staff residence. Apply giving experience and salary expected to matron or secretary. Riverside Memorial Hospital, Turtteford. Sask.

4-4-c THIRD YEAR PHARMACY STUDENT for summer months. Good hours and going wages. Phone office 91243, residence 91582. 4-4-e MALE INSTRUCTION 19 GET FACTS International Correspondence School Representative Ave C. North Saskatoon.

Ph X-2-24-58-C TRADES, PROFESSIONS ill Jenkins Floor Sanding Floor specialists. Free estimates. Phone 22230 or 4634. Licensed. tf S.

Burst Floor Sanding Linoleum and Tile Laying Phon 4471 xtf PROFESSIONAL RUG AND UPHOL-stei cleaners. Phone 21078, tf MAC'S CONSTRUCTION LTD. "HOME builders. 1118 Avenue L. south.

Phone 4918. tf FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS AND A right price, phone 6888 evenings, xtf ITES. ALTERATIONS, CUPBOARDS, finishing interior, exterior, decorating. Reasonable. Phone 32948.

tf Painting Paper Hanging Plaster Repairs Reasonable Rate K. C. Payne. Phone Evenings 25223 x4-25-57-e BILLIARD CUES REPAIRED. GENER-al Home Repairs and Cabinets.

218 Ave. B. south. Ph. 26770.

Saskatoon. x-5-l-c FOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANG-ing phone Upper 29174. tf EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON ANY cement work. Phone Tom 23954. 4-6-e FISHER REPAIRS 32532, EXCAVAT ing and cementing under houses our speciality.

4-12-p VELTKAMP'S CONSTRUCTION. GEN-eral contractor. Brick, block, tile work; plaster, stucco, joint filling; carpenter work; alterations. Phone 93241 4-28-c BORDERED ROUGH CEILING TEX-ture designs. Phone 29021 evening.

4-5-0 CHIMNEY. REPAIRED. BUILT AND insulated. Cement walks, etc. Free estimates.

Phone 31841. 5-1-c IMAGINATIVE ADVERTISING PROMOTES SALES ART DIAL 5788 FOR ED. SEBESTYEN OF THE STAR-PHOENIX INTERIOR PAINTING. DECORATING plasli wall tile. Reasonable rates.

Phone 92552. 4-9-e CONCRETE CONTRACTORS BLOCK laying. Phone 32694 or 24674. Free estimates. 4-9-c TO BUILD YOUR MODERN HOME in anv part of the city or country.

Contact Mr. A. Foster. Phone 29267. 4-9-e CONCRETE Avoid the Spring ruh.

Let us do vour concrete work, alt type. Phone 27974 for free estimate. No job too large or too smalL Country orders. PO. BOX 333.

SASKATOON Strato-crepe-works 4-3-c- PAINTING AND BLONDE WORK Reasonable. Phone 28671. 4-6-p RELIABLE CARPENTER AVAILABLE. Remodeling, general repairs and garages. Phone 5386.

4-9-e TEACHERS WANTED 23 THE BOARD OF THE SASKATOON (WEST) SCHOOL UNIT NO. 42. invites applications for the following teaching positions: U) Principal for Borden S.D., No. 1364. to teach grades 10, 11, 12 (2 Teacher for Borden S.D., No.

1364, to teach grades 7, 8. An exchange of subjects may be arranged. Duties to commence about the end of August. This is a new 4-roomed school in the Village of Borden, located 40 miles north-west of Saskatoon nr a paved highway. Teacherage available.

Salary Schedule: Class 1 2400 to 3800 Class 2 2860 to 4200 Class 3 3200 to 4800 Class 4 3600 to 5600 Class 5 4000 to 6000 Application forms available from Mrs. E. Come, The Saskatoon tWesti School Unit, No. 42, 314 Avenue Building, Saskatoon. 4-3-1 TISDALE SCHOOf, UNIT NO.

53 Require PRINCIPAL for TISDALE COMPOSITE SCHOOL. Duties to commence at the Mil Term Present enrolment. 320 students, with a staff of 14 teachers including principal. Minimum quali-fuatmn, one degree with ability a an administrator. This school is fullv equipped and is one of the finest school buildings Saskatchewan.

being fully modem. Present salary schedule Supervision $1,000 1957-58 salary schedule at present under negotiation. Applicant should submit qualification. experience and last position hrid to McCurrach, Tisdale, 4-3-e THE WEYBURN COLLEGIATE requires the services of two teachers fur the fail term: i 1. Home Economics for grades nine to twelve.

2 Science and Mathematics. State which of the sciences preferred. Salary cheduJe Cla 2. $2,800 to $4 000. class 3, $3 000 to class 4 $3 200 to $5,000, class 5.

$3 400 to $5 209 Allowance for outside experience to maximum of $990 at the rate of $150 for each year of experience. Cumulative sick leave. Written applications stating age, qualifications, experience and references. should be sent to Mr. Gerald Fitgcrtd, Weybum Collegiate, Weyburn, Sask.

4-3- SHELL LAKE SCHOOL UNIT NO, 63 invite applications for the following urban schools, duties commencing fall term, 1957. Spintwood: Principal, school, fr grade 11 ami 12. Shell Lake: Principal, six-room school, for grades 11 and 12. Sheilbrook1 For grade 19 classroom, to exchange subject with three other high school rooms, preferably science. Salaries paid according to th saiary schui then effect.

Apply stating experience and quali-cattnn to Stadnyk, Sne. broox, Skis. 4-6- NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ETHEL E. BAUMUNK. late of the City of Terre Haute, in the State of Indiara.

in the United States of America, Widow, Deceased; ALL CLAIMS against the above estate, duly verified bv statutory declaration with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 15th day of April, A D. 1857. HERBERT V. FISCHER. Administrator, BORLAND MoINTYRE.

603 Standard Building, Saskatoon. Sa.sk. Solicitors for the Administrator. 4-3-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MORRIS DANEN-HIRSH. LATE OF SASKATOON IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, mtttCHANT.

DECEASED. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, any, must be sent to undersigned before the 22nd day April, A. D. 1957. GOLDENBERG, TAYLOR A TALLIS.

408 Avenue Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Solicitors for the Executors 4-3-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE WILLIAM JURY, late of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Retired Farmer, deceased. All claims against the above Estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation ol security held, if any, must be sent to undersigned before the 25th day April A.D. 1957. REES. REYNOLDS A SHMIGELSKY 3 Cole Building, Saskatoon, Sask.

Solicitors for the Executrix. 4-3-c-s POUNDKLEPEH'S NOTICE Under the provisions of the Strav Animals Act, notice is horebv given that the following animal has been impounded at the place and on the date mentioned. Steer, Hereford breed, about two vears old, weight about 900 lbs. No markings or brand. SEW 2-34-3 W3rd Reuben Ditimer.

Bradwell or Dundurn, -Sask. March 26th, 1957. 4-3-c-s 1 BIRTHS MACKAY REAY AND RUTH iNEE MacFarlanel wish to announce the arrival of Beatrice Marilyn on March 29. 9 07., a sister for Rae-Ann Thanks to Dr. Wensley.

4-3-c DEATHS ADAMS THE PASSING OF MISS Muriel Adams in her 78th year, of 509 Lansdowne Avenue, Saskatoon. occurred at a local hospital on April 1, 1957. The funeial service will be held on Wednesday, April 3, at 1 30 p.m. from St. James' Anglican Church, with the Rev.

A. E. Crowther officiating. The Park Funeral chapel is in charge of the arrangements. Surviving are one sister-in-law, Mrs.

A. H. Allinghnm of Saskatoon; one niece, Mrs. Gordon Haase of Edmonton, one grandniece and nephew; also one biother, Sir Jameson Boyd Adams of London. England The late Miss Adams was born in England, came to Canada in 1920.

and had resided in Saskatoon for the past 29 years. During her stay in Saskatoon, the musical field, she was stage manager for the Philharmonic Society. The interment will take place in the Woodlasvn Cemetery. 4-3-c HANSON THE DEATH OF MR. Emil Herman Hanson, age 75 years of 2315 St.

Andrews Avenue. Saskatoon. occurred in a local hospital on Apiil 1. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, April 4 at 1.30 p.ni from McKague's Funeral Home Surviving are: hts widow. Mrs.

Katie Hanson; one son, Herbert Hanson in Calgary, Alta, and three daughters, Mrs. W. C. (Eleanor) Presnell of Saskatoon. Mrs.

Jim (Blanche i Butler of Saskatoon and Mrs. S. diene) Johnston of Calgary, Alta Theie are 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Mr. Hanson was born in the U.S.A.

and came to Canada in 1910. He had been a resident of Saskatoon for the past eight years. The family request no flowers. Burial will be made in the Hillrrest Memorial Gardens 4-3-c KING THE DEATH OF MRS. MONA King, age 47 years, of Asquith, occurred in a local hospital on April 1, 1957.

The funeral service will oe held on Fiiday, April 5, at 2 00 from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted bv Rev. Lloyd Agnew. Surviving are her husband, H. King, four sons, Kenneth. Chatham, Douglas.

Edmonton. Keith. Moose Jaw and Gordon, at home; six brothers also survive The late Mrs King was born in Nova Scotia. She came west to make her home in Saskatoon 34 vears ago and had resided in the Asquith district since 1928 Mrs. King had taken an active interest in many community activities.

Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens 4-3-c VIRTUE THE PASSING OF MATHEW Gordon Virtue his 41st ear of Sub 10. Saskatoon. occurred at a local hospital on April 2nd, 1957. The funeral service will be held on Friday, April 5. at 2 from the Park Funeral Chapel with Canon F.

Fife officiating. Surviv-i ing are: two sisters, Mrs. J. (Helen) Hicks of Saskatoon, and Mrs. C.

Phyllis i Crowe, of Burnham, five brothers, Frank John of Saskatoon, Tom of Victoria, B.C., Jim of Toronto, Ont Roy of Chatham, Ont and Allan of Hajifax. The late Mr. Virtue was born in Saskatoon and attended the Vntue School and the Dundurn School. He seived with the S.L I. during the war.

and had ben with the Western Livestock for he past The interment will take pin in the Woodiawn Cemetcrv. Couitcw parking noith of Chapel, staff 4-3-c FUNERALS ARNOLD THE FUNERAL SERVICE for the late Mrs Ellen Arnold of No. 36 Jubilee Heights. Saskatoon, who passed away on March 28, 1957. was held from St.

Mark's Anglican Church on April 1, at 2 pm. with the Rev. A L. Privett officiating Pallbearers were C. Lloyd.

B. Galbraith, J. Whitehouse, Tubb. A Faulkner, H. B.

Robinson. The Fark Funeral Chapel was in charge of the arrangements. The interment took place the Hillcrest Memorial Garden. 4-3-c JiV MEMORIAL POLLOCK IN LOVING MEMORY OF a dear husband and father, William W. who passed away April 2, 1954 Loving memories will not die.

A years roll on and das go Deep In our hearts a memory keot Of one we love and will never forget Ever loved and remembered bv his wife and family. 4-3-c CARD OF THANKS JOE KOPOL AND wish to extend heartfelt appreciation to all their friends and neighbors 101 acts of kindreds, flowers, loan of cars Special Dr. Bacon of Elstov, and also Father Iwashko Funeral Home, and others who remembered us recent bereavement. The family. -3-p FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

A. Edward. Arnold Edwards 1 Dena W. Somers 2nd So. Telephone 5ST! I 311 A MODERN 23-BED HOSPITAL RE-quires two general duty nurses and one trained nursing assistant on or aiter Juiv 1, 1957.

Salary $230 and $148 50 per month respectively with increments a per R.N.A. Apply stating qualifications to Miss O. M. Purdy, Supt. of Nurses, Roathern Union Hospital, Rosthern, Sask.

4-3-c FULLY EXPERIENCED A I wear sales girl required. Apply Fashion Fur Co. 4-3-c REGISTERED NURSE FOR EIGHT-bed modern hospital. Salary $245.00 per month, $25 00 maintatnenre, $5.00 increase every six months for three years. One month's hohdavs with pav Sick leave Separate nurses residence.

Contact Mis. I. Budrow, Matron, Kyle-White Bear Union Hospital. Kyle. Sask.

4-11-c TYPIST REQUIRED Mint have high school education plus a complete business course. Salary range $155 50 $180.50 with excellent opportunities for advancement. Employee benefits include five-day week, medical plan, superannuation plan and group insurance. Apply to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES LIMITED.

211 AVENUE D. NORTH. SASKATOON. SASKATCHEWAN PHONE 23161 BFPORE ft P.M. FOR APPOINTMENT 4-3-c WANTED X-RAY TECHNICIAN FOR doctor's clinic.

Registered technician preferred or 2-3 years X-rav technician. Reply stating phone number to Box 201D Star-Phoenix. 4-4-c EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN WANT-ed. Apply Hollywood Furs and Ladies Wear. 4-4-c RECEPTIONIST WITH TYPING Experience for doctor's office in Saskatoon.

Reply Box 211D Star-Phoenix stating age, and experience. 4-4-p WANTED AT ONCE: SALESWOMAN capable of taking charge of hat in large ladies' wear stbie. Top salary and good future for right person. Apply Box 221D Star-Phoemx. 4-5-c GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL duties in modern country hotel.

Permanent employment. State experience. if any, age and marital status to Box 3214 Star-Phoenix. 4-5-e GRADUATE NURSES (2 FOR 64-BED hospital, salaiy as recommended bv RNA of Alberta. Travelling expenses up to $5i refunded after one year of employment.

Apply to Sister Superior. Providence Hospital, High Prairie, Alberta. -4-r STENOGRAPHER REQUIRED IMMEDI- atelv Shorthand, typing and filing. Permanent employment. All benefits.

Cnckshutt Farm Equipment, Saskatoon. 4-3-c Ward Supervisors and General Duty Nurses Required for 66-Bed Company Hospital at KIT1MAT, C. General dutv nurses with maternity nursing experience preferred. Applv stating qualifications and previous experience to: Employment Supervisor Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd. Kitimat, C.

4-5-c AGGRESSIVE GIRL OF GOOD Appearance and background who would like to learn to be an experienced ladies' wear salesgirl. Apply Fashion Fur Co. 4-9-c WANTED GIRL TO CLERK IN Drug Store. Drug experience necessary. Apply Mayfair Drugs, opposite Safeway on 33rd Street.

tf HAIRDRESSER FOR CITY BEAUTY parlor. Top salary. Apply Box No 3228 Saskatoon Star-Phoemx. 4-9-c REQUIRED NURSING ASSISTANTS to begin duty on April 1. Salary range per- month, ft-day week, good personnel policies For further particulars please contact the Director of Nurses, Swift Current Union Hospital, Swift Cur rent, Sask.

4-9-c EXPERIENCED DISHWASHER Wanted No night work Apply MODERN DEL 4-5-c EXPERIENCED STEN6 FOR LOCAL wholesale office. Good shorthand essential. 5-day Week. Group Insurance. group medical and other benefits.

Apply Mr. Buie, phone 23183. 4-5-c Wanted at once clerk typist for costing department. Apply in own handwriting stating qualifications, education, salary requued to office manager WESTEEL PRODUCTS LTD. Saskatoon HOTEL CAFE HELP.

MUST BE ABLE to cook and serve. Plenty Hotel. 4-9-r FULLY EXPERIENCED SALESLADY required for Ladies' Resdy-to-Wear shop. Permanent position. Macy's Ltd.

Ladies Wear. tf PART-TIME SALESLADY wanted for afternoon, to sell sportswear, hose, lingerie Steady' position. Apply Cinderella Style Snop WAITRESS WANTED GOOD WAGES Wah Qua Chop Suey. 322 1st Ave south. 4-4-i LADY DESIRES DOMESTIC WORK Mornings.

Phone 31573. 1137 4th St east. 4-4-p TRADE SCHOOLS (Female) 13a Opportunities lor Women AMBITIOUS WOMEN WANTED Pleasant, steady, bigger earnings after learning Hairdressing and Beauty Culture. Literature Free. Write MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL 227 21st Saskatoon 4-3-c-s DOM.

HELP WANTED 13b RFXIABLF EXPERIENCED HOUSE-ke per. Full charge Modem conveniences. Give full particulars. Box 184 Plentv, Sask. 4-4-c FATHFR AND 6-YEAR-OLD SON with nice home city require housekeeper by April 20.

Box 223D Star-Phoenix. 4-5-c "ANTED MIDDLE-AGED HOUSE-kceper to care for elder! lady. Box 18JD Rtar-Pnoenix. 4-i6-p WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. AP-pioximatelv 6 weeks, starting April 15 Phone S.tod-U 4-3o EXPERIENCED G.KL FOR HOUSE-worx and help with children.

No cooking Private room. Permanent position. Phone 2)346. 4-3-c WANTED HOUSEKFEPFR COM-panion for elderly lady. Box 235 Star-Phoemx.

4-4-c HOUSEKEEPER REQUIRED AT ONCE 3 aduits Phone after 6pm or write Box 238D Star-Phoemx 4-4-p MALE SITS. WANTED 14 MECHANIC. Sf YEARS EXPER-lence, first class. Garnet Smith Weiwn. Sask.

4-3-p YOUNG, EXPERIENCED BRANCH office accountant desires permanent position. Prone 5692. 4-4-p CARPENTFR WANTS WORK 3 DAYS ci per week. Phone 8779. 4-5-p 1238 SU The Saskatchewan Power Corporation Requires a VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT SUPERINTENDENT REGINA Salary: $437 50 to $505.00 Duties: To study specifications and performance records of various make of evehtcles and equipment sm as winches, bearings, power takeoffs, diggers and tools for repairing same, and recommend the purchase of the Corporation requirements.

Qualifications Complete Grade XII supplemented by extensive training in mechanics and six vears experience in the purchase, repair and maintenance of equipment including supervisory and administrative positions. 4-3-c-s EXPERIENCED MAN WANTED FOR driving gavel truck fiom spring until freeze-up. References. Box 2J7D Star-Phoenix. 4-! POSITION VACANT INSTRUCTOR SHOEMAKER SASKATCHEWAN PENITENTIARY Duties: To be responsible, under supervision, for the wot and conduct of a group of prisoners a penitentiary engaged in making and repairing boots and shoes and related footwear; to give instruction in manual operations, and in the operation, care and repair to machines used in a shoe factory and a shoe repair shop; to maintain discipline, orderly conduct and to prevent escapes; to receive, check, and ship material and articles made or repaired; to keep records of materials, equipment, articles made or repaired and of wok done, and to perform other related work as requited.

Qualifications: Pimary school graduation; at least five years experience in a commercial shoe factory, preferably as foreman or in charge of other workmen; demonstrated knowledge of the processes in the various departments of a factory, e.g., sewing, lasting, weltmg, pattern-making, closing bottom finishing; demonstrated ability grading leather for uppers, soles, etc experience in the operation and care of machinery, abilitv to tench the trade to inmates and to understand and manage prisoners. Compensation: per annum, $150 an-nual incteuse. Allowance: Superannuation benefits, holidns and sick leave, uniform, noon meal, medical attendance. For further information and application forms, please write to. The Warden.

Saskatchewan Penitentiary, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. 4-4-C BARTENDER TO TAKE CHARGE OF licensed premises. Plenty Hotel. 4-9-c POSITION VACANT ASSISTANT STEWARD, SASKATCHEWAN PENITENTIARY Duties: Under the direction of the Steward supervise the preparation of rood, baking, meat cutting, and diets, and to maintain discipline. Qualifications: Good basic general education, medically fit; at least five (5i years genei al cooking experience institutional cooking experience preferred.

Ability to instruct inmates in the various trades associated with culinary operations. Veterans' preference will apply. Compensation: per annum, nual increase. $150 an- Allowance: Superannuation benefits, hoi Ida vs sick leave, uniform, noon meal, medical attendance. For further information and application forms, please write to; The Warden.

Saskatchewan Penitentiary, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. 4-4-c NEEDED IMMEDIATELY TWO journeymen electricians Apply Hickson and Morgan Electric, Ave. and 20th St. 4-9-c WANTED FOR 170 BED GENERAL Hospital, male chef to take charge of main kitchen and dally ordering selective menu under the supervision of dietitian. 40 hour week, straight shifts Applv.

stating age and qualifications, to Chief Dietitian Kelowna General Hospital. Kelowna, 4-5-c Young Man Required for GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES Hardware experience beneficial, but not necessary. Apply to: Box 240D Star-Phoenix 4-5-c TRADE SCHOOLS (Male) 12a MEN WANTED TO LEARN BARBER1NG NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Light clean. Inside work offer ste.tdv employment for advancement. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE X778 Hamilton St.

Regina. Sask Write for Free Catalogue 4-3-c-s FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 WANTED SUPT. OF NURSING (MA-tron for Rosetown Union Hospital. Hospital has capacity of 47 beds, with staff of II graduate nurses and five nurses' aides, and over-all personnel of 35. Modern 2-room suite available for matron in nurses residence.

Salary for position to be negotiated on basis of quafications and experience of applicant. Please give particular of professional training and hospital experience with reference application State salary expected. Secretary-Manager. Rosetown Union Hospital. 4-5-c WANTED REGISTERED NURSE FOR 22-bed hospital, salary in accordance with schedule of Registered Nurse Association.

Full maintenance $30 per month. Extra pay for night duty Apply Matron, Dodsland Union Hospital, Dodslnnd, task. 4-9-c REQUIRED "FOR 30-BElS HOSPI-til. salary $225 with increment of $5 at end of 6 and 12 months. Shifts extra.

Three weeks vacation plus all statutory holidays. Apply Matron. Balcarres Union Hospital, Balearic. Sask. 4-9-c NURSES AIDE PFQUIRED FOR 30 bed hospital.

Subu $140 with in- crenvMts $5 at end of 6 and 12 months. Shut extra. Apply Matron, Baharres Union Hospital, Bctitarre. Sask. 4-9-c TWO STENOGRAPHERS REQUIRED Must have high school education plus business course, with at lest one ve.ir of retated stenographic and-Dictapnone experience Must be able to tvpe 69-65 words per minute.

Saarv range $2- 00 $23C0o. with exrelient opportunities for advancement. Employee benefits include 5-day week, medical plan, group insurance and superannuation. Apply to: PFFONNEL DFFARTMFVT. LDEP ATF.D CO-OPkRAllVES LIMITED.

2H AVENUE NORTH. SASKATOON. SASKATCHEWAN. PHONE PE FOP 5 P.M. OR APPOINTMENT 4 3 1 TENDERS SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT TELEPHONES TELEPHONE LINE CONSTRUCTION Sealed tenders, in envelopes marked "Tendeis for Telephone Line Construction Project No will be leceived by the undersigned up to seventeen 1 17 o'clock M.S April 22nd.

1957 for construction work as follows. Project No. 1004 Wire Stringing, Ab erdeen-Prud'homme Project No. 1005-1 120 Wire Stringing, Chaplln-Mortiach and Maiquu-Evebrow Project No. 1006-1143 Wire Stringing, Kosetown-Elrose and Rosetown-Brock Project No.

1007 Wire Stringing, Unity-Senlac Project No. 1024 New Pole Lead Jansen-Dafoe Project No. 1043-1051 -Pole Replacement, Hazeicliffe-Wapcila and Hazeirliffe-Welw yn Project No. 1067 Pole Replacement, Flintoft-Wood Mountain Project No. 1116-1123 Wire Stringing Goodwater-Halbnte and Estevan-Trlbune Project No.

1119 Wire Stringing, Lumsden-Strasbourg Project No. 1121 New Pole Line and Wire Stringing, Estcvan-Carnduff Project No. 1138 Pole Replacement, HodgeviUe-Neidpath Project No. 1142 New Pole Lead. Hatherleigh-Redfield Project No.

114S Wire Stringing and Retransposing, Yorkton-Rhein Project No. 1146-1865 Wire Stringing, Neudorf-Melviite Project No. 1150 New Pole Lead and Wire Stringing, Indian Head-Abei-nethy Separate tenders are required for each project and each tender must be made up on the forms supplied by the System. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Head Office (General Plant Superintendents office) 2350 Albert Street, Regina A marked cheque for 7 per centum of the amount of the tender must accompany each bid and said cheque will be forfeited If the successful tenderer fails to enter into a contract when called upon to do so. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

A deposit of ten dollars ($10.00) will be required fur each set of plans or specifications supplied each tenderer. The successful tenderer will be required to furnish a surety bond for twenty-five i25) per cent of the total amount of the contract. 1998 S. B. Medhurst General Plant Superintendent.

Saskatchewan Govt. Telephones. 2350 Albert Street. Regina, Saskatchewan. 4-3-c CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received bv the undersigned until 2.00 o'clock p.m., Wednesday.

April 24, 1957, for the following work on the Bow River Project. fl) Construction of approximately 1900 ft. of earthfsll embankment of average height 8 across Lake McGregor. This embankment is to serve as a roadway between Lomond and Vulcan, Alberta Appurtenant work includes the installation of four 10 ft pipes. The work is located in Sec 16.

Twp 16, Rge. 21, W.4th. i2i Modifying the upstream side of an existing earthfil) dam and outlet structure at the south end of Lake McGregor. The work consists of widening the present fill and extending the existing concrete outlet by the addition of seven 60 in. metal pipes, each about 105 ft.

long The work is located in Sec. 21, Twp. 15, Rge. 21. W.

4th, The following are the main items of work and the approximately quantities of each for the roadway: 1. Excavation, all classes 36,000 cu. yd. 2. Embankment and backfill 31.000 cu.

yd. 3. Rock and gravel 33,000 tens 4. Metal Culverts, 10 ft. 938 ft.

3. Timber Piling 3,800 ft. 8. Timber 27 MFBM 7. Hardware 5,000 lb.

The following are the main items of work and the approximate quantities of each for the work at the South Me Gregor Dam: 1. Excavation 14,000 cu yd. 2. Embankment Construction 6.000 cu yd. 3.

Gravel and Rock. 11.545 tons 4. Concrete, less cement 120 cu. 5. Concrete 780 sacks 6.

Reinforcing Steel 20.000 lb. 7. Corr. Metal Pipe, 60" 8 735 ft. Tenders must be acrompamrd bv an accepted cheque payable to the Receiver General Canada for five per cent of the Contractor bid price ior the work.

The form of contract which the successful tenderer will be required to sign mav be seen at the office of the By Order, L. MacKFN7.rC Director. A 4th Floor. Motherwell Bldg Regina, Sask. 4-3-c TENDERS FOR GRID ROAD CONSTRUCTION ms mav be obtained from the Mersigned.

Each tender mut be sc-Vipanied bv a certified cheque made to the undersigned in the amount 00. 'he lowest or any tender not nec-hnly accepted i H. Ketcheson. Secretarv-treasurer. of Arm River No.

252, AVIDSON, Saskatchewan. the of OF the of FUNERAL DIRECTORS tContineedi PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embalmers Mansei G. Binkley. Jack M. Binkley William Pearson.

Third North. Phone 21241-2 xtf McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME HARRY McKAGUE M. McKague R. J. McKague Phone 23131 300 Third Avenue, S.

xtl MARRIAGE LICENSES MARRIAGE LICENCES WEDDING rings $4 to $12. Watch, clock and jewellery repairs. Western Jewellers 263 2nd S. Ph. 233b4.

xtf BLACKS JEWELLERS FOR MAK-riage licences. Diamond rings and matched wedding rings of finest quality. 253 2nd south. xtf PLFASE ALLOW 8 FULL DAYS TO obtain marriage licence. Stacey's Ltd Jewellers One location only at the pedestal clock.

102 2nd Saskatoon's best diamond value Astra-Glo xtf MARRIOTTS SASKATOON NURSERY 126 2nd N. Ph. 23300. Flowers for all occasions. Nursery Ph.

22107 xtf VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS E. McAL-lister. Miss L. Gold) Cut flowers, funeral designs, wedding bouquets. 305 2nd So.

Ph. 23664. Nary. Ph. 97430 xtf FRANK J.

DOWDING, R.H.S., FLOR-ist. Everything in floral needs. Store opp. Eatons on 21st Street. Phone 22345.

night 92750-31636. We observe the Wednesday half-day closing by- IdW. xtf MILLARS FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 21st Street, East Phone Day 7777 Night 7775 "YOUR PERSONAL FLORIST CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING BOUQUETS FUNERAL TRIBUTES xtf MONUMENTS 0a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS Red and Black Granite imported from Sweden. Marble imported. Bronze memorials Service six days a week 901 20th W.

Phone 7445. xtf ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE MEM-orials by Western Granite A Marble 714 2nd N. Phone 5365 xtf LOST AND FOUND LOST GINGER COLORED DOG Licence No. 191 answers to the name of "Ginger Phone 94934. 4-4-c LOST FEMALE WIRE TERRIER Phone 24842.

212 Ave. south 4-3-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 Wanted For Saskatoon Automobile Salesman To sell new and used cars and trucks. Salary plus commission. Apply stating age and experience. Box 1R9D Star-Phoemx 4-3- OPENING Ok TWO AGGRESSIVE salesmen interested in a profitable permanent career.

Complete training given. Applicants must be over 25. bendable ana have late model car. For peisonal interview phone 21C33 Our staff have been notified of thi ad. tf COMPOSITOR FOR NEWSPAPER AD vertismg and printing plant.

Apply The Enterprise, Yorkton, Sask. 4-3 WANTED MAN CAPABLE OF POLIC-ing town of 800 population. Applv giving age, experience, married or single and Sdlmy required. Please supply references. Applications to be in as soon as possible.

Chairman of Police Committee. Town of Kelv-mgton. Kelvington. Sask. 3-6-c WANTED YOUNG MAN Just out of school, to work in men's wear stoic, apply at VERN WELKER'S Men's Wear 4-3-c GENERAL MANAGER FOR ASSINI-Dma savings and ctedit union.

Must have experience and qualifications necesarv to handle organisation excess of $1 900.000. Ralarv range $400 $650 Employee benefits. Send fullv detailed application before April 4. 1957 to Broeder, president. Box 1 47 Assimboia.

Sask. 4-3-c SALESMAN WANTED Commission salesman wanted to sell nationally advertised items. Earn from $200 and up pet month. Applv in pei-son to suite 10 Grainger Bldg, or phone 29800 for appointment 4-5-c FIRST CLASS MECHANIC FOR A General Motors dealership Must be acquainted with automatic transmissions. Salary $3fHj 00 per month Yeai around emploment Plus oei-time Married man preferred House available, sewer, water.

Municipal doctors services available. Apply Box 3213 Star-Phoemx. 4-5-r BARTENDER TO TAKE CHARGE OF licenced Hntri. premises Phone Elrose 4-5-c Wanted MANAGER BUTTERMAKER for up-to-date country creamery and dairy plant in Alberta. State age.

marital status, experience, salary expected. Good opportunities for right man. Box 3220 Star-Phoerx. 4-3-c 1 SERVICEMAN WANTED FOR PR JT-d livery and frm servicing of I. Cae farm equipment.

Must have experience in frm equipment repairing. Box 322 Stur-Phoemx. 4-3-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) CIVIL ENGINEER required for sales and management position with ready mix concrete company. Applications should include year of graduation, experience, marital status, salary expected and availability for employment. References should be supplied and applications addressed to Redi-Mix Box 568, Moose Jaw, Sask.

4-6-c TWO MECHANICS WANTED. TOP wages. Good shop and working conditions. Box 3221 Star-Phoomx. 4-3-c DRY CLEANING We are looking for a man experienced dry cleaning plant operations.

to assume position as working supervisor in Regina plant doing a volume of approximately $2,00 a week. State if experienced in shirt laundering unit as well. This opentng offers an excellent opportunity for a man with above qualifications. Profit sharing plan additional to salary. When replying, give age, past experience and marital status.

Box 3219 Star-Phoenix. 4-3-c TV TECHNICIAN. UNUSUAL OPPOR-tunity. Call Hi-Lite Supplies and Plating Co. No.

2 Kempthorne Blk or Phone 29989. 4-3-t POSITION VACANT INSTRUCTOR MASON SASKATCHEWAN PENITENTIARY duties: Supervise and instruct prisoners engaged in bricklaying, plastering, tile, terrazzo and concrete work. Qualifications: At least four years experience as a journeyman bricklayer or plasteier with experience in or working knowledge of one or more of the other trades mentioned above and ability to instruct. Compensation: per annum. $150 annual increase.

Allowance: Superannuation benefits, holiday and sick leave, uniform, noon meal, medical attendance. For further information and application forms, please write to: The Warden, Saskatchewan Penitentiary, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan 4-4-c QUALIFIED JANITOR FOR BLOCK. Apply 219 Ave. south. 4-3-p Witling to train Young Mari with pleasing personality and able to meet public for the narrow stote with the wide appeal.

Phone 20800 for appointment. 4-5-c WANTED YOUNG MAN BETWEEN IP -23 to start as stock room learner. Excellent opportunities for advancement. Good starting salary. Apply W.

Woolworth Co. 220 21st 4-5-c MECHANICS REQUIRED Both a first class mechanic and a mechanic's helper-lubrication man required for a large Co-op with a Chrysler, Plymouth and C.C I dealership. Salaries to be commensurate with qualifications and experience Full scale of employee benefits. Applicants must own their own small tools Duties to commence April 1. 1957.

Reply stating previous experience. references qualifications and salary expected to. Mr Germaine LANDIS CO-OLE ATI VE ASSOCIATION LIMIT! Landis, Saskatc hew an 4-fi-c PERSON WITH KNOWLEDGE OF bookkeeping, half dav onlv Phone 4740 days, 98304 after 6 pm Required immedmtelv 4-4-c SALESMEN ONCE IN A LIFETIME Thats all! The right opportunity come along and you can live and work happily ever after. Permanent rmployment with real futures at a high rate under the most pleasant of arrangements. If you are a worker, will follow instructions and own a car, ou may be the man needed.

IF YOU are a man of average intelligence. I want to talk to ou. I DON'T CARE WHAT YOUR PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN Whetner it was selling magazine, books vacuum cleaners, appnances, picture, coupons or anv other tpe of work. IX ou are able to open your mouth and talk to me. 1 will show you how easy it is to e.un up to $150 a week.

Experience is not necessary. We give ou a complete training If accepted vou will be empioved bv one of the largest hospitalization and medical concerns of the countrv YOU WILL BE BACKED bv thousands tf dollars in advertising. This advertising will keef vou buv constantly, calling on prospects in your territory with qualified leads from people demanding tn.it our representative cll on them. This is a job with a aecuntv for the rest of your life. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF to answer this ad You have nothing to lo.se and everything to gam.

Come in and let us prove to you that this is what you've been waiting for. Representatives required for Saskatoon and Northern Saskatchewan. For interview phone Mr Maxwell. 5823 between 9-12 am or apply to Box 253D Star-Phoenix. 4-3-c-s Sealed tenders with the word der" en faced on the envelope will received up until 5 00 clock pi Mountain Standard Time, April Id 1957.

at the office of the Town Cit in the Town of Humboldt, wan, for the construction of Ext ions to the Water Distribution Sewage Collection Systems, consist of the following: (a) Supply and installation of imately 6 500 lineal feet of 6" iron water pipe and all necessal valves, hydrants and fittings; 'j (b) Supph and installation of approil Imatelv 6 400 lineal feet of a Th lowest or any tender is not neees-10" T. sewee pipe and coj accepted. undersigned nr at the P.F R.A. Office, Vaux-hall, Alberta. Plans, specifications and forms for bidding mav be obtained from the undersigned at his office Regina Sask upon the deposit of Ten Dollars fSlOOO cash, or a certified cheque for the amount, payable to the Receiver General of Canada, which deposit will be redeemable upon the return of the plans and specifications in good order within one month after tenders have closed.

structlon of manholes and purlenances; 1 (c) Supply of materials and install! tion of approximately 60 Servi Connections; Plans and specifications may examined at the offices of the Con tilting Engineer and copies of sang ma be obtained bv a bona fide teiV. derer at the Engineer's office for I deposit of $25 00. This deposit will refunded following the return plans and specifications and the sub mission of a tender. When a Con tractor falls to submit a tender, hi, rtformt Will rrfundrd nnlv i Tfndcr, for construction of th. Ln hxT n.PoxTdd?iL.5X KOROL-MR l0r "for ing oi lender.

construction" will be received in the A certified cheque for If) of the Tender amount plus a letter of consent signed by a Surety Company or a bfd bond for 50 of the Tender amount must accompany each tenaer The lowest or any tender not necessarily actrpved. fice of the Secretary-Treasurer until o'clock P.M., Friday, Ma i 1957. Road is to be constructed according engineering design, and must pass 'vernment Grid Road inspection. Specifications, estimate and tender family thanKS and relatives the manv cards and thanks to Dr. Worbeti.

and MrKifUfi to ail during our Korol J. K. Cameron, Town Clerk, Town of Humboidt, HUMBOLDT. Saskatchewan. Associated engineering SERVICES Consulting Engineer, 1233 South Raiiwsv EG I Sasketc hew an Aoril 1, 157, 4 3-c-i For Classified Phone 23141.