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32 the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Thursday, November 22, 1973 MEMORIAL SOCIETY Joint government Index to Classifications action needed, Investments $0 Instruction 18 Memoriam 4 Investment Properties S0A Insurance 63A savs minister QUEBEC (CP) Gilles lower thermostats to reduce Masse, Quebec minister of natu- fuel consumption, ral resources, says he hopes a The suggestions coincide with meeting of federal and provin- those raised earlier in the week cial energy and resources min- by Mr. Macdonald who said isters Friday does not "dete- provincial premiers would have riorate" into wrangling over a to be sounded out on the ques- national policy that would in- tion of lower speed limits be- trude on provincial jurisdic- cause motor vehicle laws fall tions. under provincial jurisdiction. Federal Energy Minister Don- "What is important to every-ald Macdonald called the meet- one is to avoid any waste of ing in Toronto consult with his fuel on the part of the con-provincial counterparts before sumer," Mr. Masse said, announcing detailed energy con- Mr.

Masse said that Quebec servation measures. has sufficient oil reserves to "No one can act alone in this meet its needs at least until the matter, not the federal govern- end of the year and there was ment nor the provincial govern- no question for the moment of ments," MLR. Masse said in an enforcing any restrictions on interview this week. fuel consumption. "We will have to try to reach Mr.

Masse met government agreement on what measures officials in Alberta last week could be taken should the situ- and was assured of oil supplies ation become more disastrous from that province this winter by a continue cut in world oil should there, be serious short-supplies," he said. "Ottawa has ages resulting from limits on oil suggestions and Quebec and the Quebec now imports from the other provinces have proposals Middle East. Quebec also im-to make as well on what short- ports crude oil from Venezuela, term steps could be taken." Provinces east of the Ottawa He said Quebec proposals in- River Valley depend on these elude encouraging the public to import sources for their fuel reduce highway speeds and to supplies. N.Y. printers settle on pact NEW YORK (AP) The New York Newspaper Printing Pressmen's Union has reached a tentative accord with publishers of the New York Times, the Daily News and the Post.

William Kennedy, president of the union, said Wednesday the full membership of the AFL-CIO RATES NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NANCY MYRTLE WIIY, LATE, OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON. IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN. ALL CLAIMS against the above Estate duly verified by Statutory Declaration with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to Uie undersigned before tho 13th of De cember, A. D. 1873.

HALYK, PRIEL STEVENSON Barristers and Solicitor 701 CN Towers Saskatoon. Saskatchewan SOLICITORS FOR THE EXECUTOR, CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY DEATHS GALGAN THE DEATH OF MR. Frank Galgan, age 87 years, of 707 Albert Saskatoon, occurred at Extendicare Nursing Home. Saskatoon on Wednesday, November 21st, 1973. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced tomorrow.

Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs. W. (Rose) Harbus. Dana, Sask. and Mrs.

J. (Josephine) Bod-nar. Saskatoon; two sons, Frank of Winnipeg and Stanley of Dana, seven grandchildren and two ereat- grandchildren. He was predeceased his wife Ross In 1964. Interment will take place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 11-23-c FOSS THE DEATH OF EMERY Ellis Foss. age 73 years, of 604 32nd Street, West. Saskatoon, occurred suddenly at his residence on Nov. 21st.

1973. The funeral service will be held on Saturday. Nov. 24th at 10.00 a.m. from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev, Stewart Dingwall.

Surviving are: his wife, Marjorie: two daughters, Mrs. Doug (Verla) Pritchard, of Edmonton, and Mrs. Gerry (Wilma) Hallam of Sas-' katoon: three sons, Everett, Vernon, and Stewart, all of Saskatoon: 26 grandchildren; nnd three great-grandchildren. Mr. Foss was born in Ontario.

He came to Wilkie in 1917 and homesteaded and farmed there until moving to Saskatoon In 1949. Mr. Foss was employed with the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool from 1949 until retiring in 1964. The family would appreciate donations to the Heart Fund, 703 Canada Building rather than floral tributes. Interment will be made "in the Hlllcrest Memorial Gardens.

Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. and 20th Street. 11-23-c HAMILTON THE DEATH OF VIOLA Leonora Hamilton of Leroy occurred in Humboldt on November 13th ,1973 at the age of 59 years. Born In Jansen, she was married to Albert Hamilton In 1933 and she lived In the Leroy district until her passing. She was an active member of the Lerov United Church, teaching Sun day School and as a member of the choir.

She is survived by her hus-banrt Albert, her mother Mrs. Boni- kosky of Medicine Hat; two daughters, Mrs. Vera (Enid) Campbell of Saskatoon and Mrs. Cliff (Nova) Luchsinger of Leroy; three sons, Wayne of Tahsis, B.C., Fred of Leth-bridge and Gordon of Saskatoon. Also nine grandchildren.

Three sisters: Freda Schroeder of Jansen, Leona Sproule of Leroy and Esther Demofsky of Kelowna. Included in the large congregation were relatives and friends from Alberta, Manitoba and British Columbia. Funeral services were held from Grace United Church on Friday November 16th with Rev. M. Spencer and Rev.

I. Fraser officiating. Interment was in the Leroy cemetery. Pallbearers wer: John Sproule, Eldon Schroeder. Doug Demofsky.

Andrew Hamilton, Roscoe Dalke and Robert Bell. Scharf's Funeral Home of Humboldt were in care of all arrangements. 11-23-c KARDASH The death of Mrs. Mary Kardash, age 74 years, of No. 3 Fairview Court.

Saskatoon, occurred In a local hospital on Wednesday. Nov. 21st, 1973. The funeral Mass will be held on Monday, Nov. 26, 1973 at 9:30 a.m.

from St. Georges Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral conducted by Rev. W. Iwaszko. -Pravera will be held from Westwood Funeral Chapel.

Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Surviving are: her loving husband. Mike: two daughters, Mrs. W. (Pauline) Boklaschuk, of Saskatoon and Mrs.

N. (Helen) Victor of st RMiedlct six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The late Mrs. Kardash was born in Western Ukraine and came to Canada in 1909. She settled at Tsrnapoi.

Bass, in loon and lived there until 1915. Mrs. Kardash moved to Saskatoon in 1915 and bad lived here since that time, sne was a memoer 01 01. Georges Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral Parish. Interment will take place in the Catholic Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 11-23-c MALKO THE DEATH OF MR. Hawrvl (Hanv) Malko. age 85 Years. of Vonda.

occurred in a Sas katoon hospital on Tuesday, November 20th. 1973. The funeral service will be held on Friday, November 23rd at 10 a.rn. from Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral conducted by Rev. O.

Olekshy. A prayer service will be held at Westwood Funeral Chapel, Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Surviving are: his loving wife Jean: two sons. Mike and Bill both of Aberdeen, one cousin, Joe Malko of Vancouver. The late Mr.

Malko was born in the Ukraine and came to Canada, settling In the Aberdeen, Sask. district in 1912. He married Jean Smolinski in 1918 and farmed in the Aberdeen district until retiring in 1948. Mr. Malko had lived In the Town of Vonda since 1948.

He was an active member of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church at Smuts and more recently at Vonda, and also a member of the Mohyla Institute. Interment will take place In the Ukrainian Orthodox Section of Woodlawn cemetery. Arrangements are in care ot Westwood Funeral Chapel. 11-23-c Acreage Industrial (1 Acreage (Rural) 81A Agents 12C Articles For Sale 26 Articles Wanted 26 Auto Repairs Accessories 73 Autos Trucks Wanted 72 Autos For Sale TL Auto .4 Truck Rentals 71A Babysitting 14 Bands Orchestras 26B B.C. Properties (2 Births 1 Bicycles ft Motorcycles 28 Board ft Room 56 Board i.Roora Wanted 57 Boats ft Accessories 28A Business Opportunities 69 Buildings 43A Cameras It Photography 20A Campers ft Trailers 70A Camping Equipment 70C Card of Thanks 5 Coins ft Stamps 24 A Crematoriums Deaths 2 DetecUve Security 23A nnmestln Heln Wanted 13 Engagement i 1A Farm I nrt Fill- Sal.

Ill Farm Machinery ft Repairs 31 Farms Wanted 35 an Feed ft Seed Financial Floor Coverings 774 IB Forthcoming Marriages funerals i FSmkhlnw 25A V.V.' nn Garages ft Parking 47 Gardening 35A Garden Produce 3 Glass US Help Wanted 12 Hobbies ft Crafts 18 Hospital Personnel 16 Hotels Motel 68 Houses For Rent (Furnished) 45 Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 48 Houses For Sale 44 Houses Wanted 49 Ind. Machinery ft Repairs 30. DEATHS (Continued) KOVACS THE DEATH OF TIBOR Kovacs. age 35 years, of 331 Avenue South, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on November 20th, 1973. The funeral service will be held on Friday, November 23rd at 10.30 a.m.

from McKague's Funeral Home. Surviving are: his wife, Kay stowe: and one son, Kelly, at home, interment will be made in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. and 20th Street. 11-23-c McEWEN THE PASSING OF MRS.

Helen Isabel McEwen. age 87 years, of 301 Acadia Drive. Saskatoon, occurred at her residence on November 18th. The funeral service will be held on Friday, Nov. 23rd, 1973, at 11.00 a.m.

from Park Funeral cnapei, conducted by Rev. Frank Meadows. Sur viving are: two daughters, Mrs. D. Munro (Norah) of Pine Falls.

Mrs. R. Wismer (Betty), of Macklin one son. A. Donald McEwen of Port Credit, Ontario; also 19 grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.

Mrs. McEwen was predeceased by her husband. Dr. Robert McEwen. June 13th.

1954. A resident of Saska. toon for the past 61 years, Mrs. McEwen was born in Walkerton. Ontario and came to Saskatoon in 1912 when she married Dr.

McEwen and had continued to reside in Saskatoon until her passing. Mrs. McEwen was a member of Knox United Church. In the early days she was acUve In Knox Church and the Red Cross. Interment will be made In the family plot' in the Woodlawn Cemetery.

11-23-c MINERS THE DEATH OF MRS. Ida Ethel Miners, age 78 years, of 241 Main Street, saskatoon, oceurred in a local hospital on November 21st, 1973. The funeral service will be held on Saturday. Nov. 24th at 2.00 p.m.

from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. E. Bishop. Surviving are: one daughter. Miss Muriel Mar-latte; and two sons, Clarence Mar-latte and Raymond Marlatte, all of Saskatoon; six grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; one sister, Mrs.

Frank Davidson of Saskatoon; and one brother, George Beirness of Asquith, Mrs. Miners was predeceased by her husband. Clarence in July. 1973. Mrs.

Miners was born at Osier, and raised in the Asquith district She moved to Saskatoon In 1911, nnd had resided here since. Mrs. Miners was an active member of the Grace Westminster United Church for the past 50 years. and was a member of the Eastern Star, Chapter No. 4, Saskatoon.

Interment will be made in the family plot in- the Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of Funeral Home, 3rd Ave, and 20ih Street. 11-23-c RUSSELL THE DEATH OF George Joseph Russell, age 84 years, of St. Ann's Home. Saskatoon, former ly of Speers, occurred at his residence on November 21st, 1973.

The funeral mass wiil be held on Saturday. November 24th at 11.00 a.m., C.S.T. from St. Solange Roman Catholic Church, rfafford, con ducted by Rev. Fr.

George Creneau McKague's Funeral Home will be in charge. Prayers will be offered in the Chanel of St. Ann's Home. Fri day evening at 7.00 p.m. Surviving are: his wife.

Elizabeth of saskatoon; one daughter, Miss Olive Russell of Saskatoon; two sons, George Russell of Speers and Desmond Russell of Lansing. 10 grandchildren; two sisters. Miss Marie Russell and Miss Vera Russell, both of Belfast, Ireland. Mr. Russell was predeceased by two sons, Vincent, while serving with the R.C.A.F.

in 1944 and Charles in 1951. Mr. Russell was bom DownPatrlck. Ireland, came to Canada in 1905, returned to Ireland, returning to Canada again in 1924 where he settled in Plenty. Sask.

In 1927 he moved to the Speers district where he farmed until retiring to Saskatoon in 1956. The family would appreciate donations to the St, Ann's Home or Charity of the donor's choice in lieu of flowers. Interment will be made in the Hafford Roman Catholic Cemetery, 11-23-c In Lois Lots Pet MEMORIAL SOCIETY OF SASK. Box 1846. saskatoun lit MONUMENTS SEE UNIVERSAL MONUMENTS 201 103rd Sutherland, S'toon.

For personalized service, wwest prices and quality. Locally owned. Joe Hagel ft Sons Ph. bus. 374-1453.

home 653-4295 m-12-l-c LOST AND FOUND 10 LOST: TRI-COLORED COLLIE, FOUR months. Tattoo on left flank reads 887367. Answers to name of Jet. 244-7719. 1 11-26-C SALES PERSONNEL 1) HENDERSON DIRECTORIES Require SALES PERSONS Requirements Car.

ambition, sales experience, free to travel. We offer 'above average earnings, commission and bonus, leads furnished. For personal Interview call: N. (NICK) WACHNIAK-SALES SUPERVISOR Tel. 653-3944 between 12 noon-2 p.m.

or after 6 p.m. 12-1-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: SALES personnel to sell accounting books and services. Above earning potential. Car essential. Sales experience an asset.

For interview appoint, ment please call 374-2105, evenings. 11-27-c "SALES CAREER" A Canadian Corporation In business for over 75 years has an opening for a Permanent Position. Income Range $800.00 to $1,000 per month plus bonuses after 6 months paid quarterly. A full course of training is provided covering (lie first two year period. Also a full range of security benefits group life, sickness and accident, pension, etc.

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS Good health, ages 24-40, experience In dealing with people, ability to learn and take direction, Education minimum Grade XII (University degree an asset). For appointment, phone Saskatoon office No. 244-8173 between hours 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and p.m.

daily, November 26 to November 30. Out-of-town calls will be accepted collect by asking for the Branch Manager, W. J. Franz. Mail replies may be forwarded to Box 122D.

Star-Phoenix with full resume and current photo if possible. Our staff Is Informed of this advertisement, All replies are confidential and Will be acknowledged. 11-26-C ASTRO REAL ESTATE IS LOOKING for z. sales people, experience is preferred but not necessary if applicant Is eager to learn. Complete on the job training is offered.

Aggressive people who are not afraid of work can do well in the real estate field. If you qualify nail for an Interview ap pointment. 11-24-c PERSONS 18-66 STARTING IMMEDIATELY Permanent year round position In work that offers a challenge and adventure to persons with personality and desire to meet people. Call 653-5344. Saskatoon, Prince Albert 874-5943.

11-24-C THIS IS A NATURAL SIDELINE FOR commissioned agents now selling men's wear or ladles' wear or sport- Jsa.PlJtb?l'.:.''.l'? and we need mi ket-w ise people to belt us meTmPortant8 sStche? wan Territory. Please write about hinirsraim nni ovnoT-ipncp lines carried and area covered. Box 1827X Star-Phoenix. NATIONAL SNACK FOOD CO. requires sales person to work territory out, of Saskatoon.

Calling on 21ores. confectioneries, etc. If you have been with a soft drink or dairy firm do not hesitate In replying. Excellent salary. Expenses, company car and fringe benefits.

Anoly Box 1826X. Star-Phoenix. 11-23-c HELP WANTED 12 COFFEE SHOP. WAITRESSWAITER required for downtown hotel. Must be of legal age.

Apply In person Imperial Dining Room, King George Motor Hotel. 11-24-c PERMANENT POSITION FOR MAIN-tenance. Experienced in repairing boilers and heating system a must. General plumbing experience an asset Box HID. Star-Phoenix.

tf MECHANICS REQUIRED Heavy duty mechanics required for lame truck shon. 374-6006. a a.m. to 5 pm. if I OPENINGS FOR DELIVERING Christmas catalogues in your area.

343-7955. 11-24-C YOUNG PERSON WANTED FOR work In factory service shop. Service experience vith color TV reauired. Apply at Canadian Admiral. 1505 Ontario Ave.

11-27-c WANTED: COCKTAIL WAITRESS waiter for the Sheraton Cavalier. Apply in person to the Tent'N' Ta vern between 14 p.m. tf YOUNG PERSON WANTED TO learn the bakery trade. Golden Sheaf Bakery. 1014 Central Ave.

Phone 374-6966 for Interview. if MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLO- gist required for private laboratory in Terrace in scenic nortn-westem British Columbia. Must be C.S.L.T. registered. For further Information please contact Omlneca Medical La boratories.

101-4622 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C. or telephone 604 635-7141. 11-23-c EXPERIENCED COOK FOR CHRIS- tlan organization. Day work, not more than two meals to prepare. 5 day 40 nr.

week. Apply in person 339-Ave. South. 11-27-c FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT FOR licensed automotive mechanic in thriving Peace River City. Top wages, modern shop.

Reply giving full particulars to Highland Park Esso, 10005 94th Ave. Grande Prairie. Alberta. 11-26-c-s STEWARD-STEWARDESS REQUIRED for private club. Experience not necessary.

Apply In writing to Box 117D Star-Phoenix. 11-27-c METROPOLITAN 1NVESTIGA- tion and Security Ltd. reauire se curity guards for Northern Manitoba and Ontario: from ages 21-50, mini mum 5 8 160 lbs. Must be bond-able. Grade education and dri ver's licence.

Pay from 1750 t50 per month. Call Sgt, H. Lark, office hours 653-4121 at 219 Z-na East. 11-27-C WAITRESSESWAITERS NEEDED for exciting new concept in a Saskatoon night club. Only those who are young and attractive and well groomed need apply.

Starting salary 62.45 per oour with regular increas es. Those with a pleasant and warm personality will receive additional remunerations. Phone 382 0844 be tween 10 a.m, 8 p.m. tor appoint ment, 11-27-c SERVICE MECHANIC TO LOOK AF- ter miintenanca of fleet of cartage trucks, Some welding experience helpful. Phone 652-8787, a.m.

5 p.m. 11-23-c AVON CALLING An Avon territory Is now ooen In the PART For phone MEN I 121 TIME WAITRESS-WAITER RE- quired for private club. Apply In writing to Box 116D biar-Fnoenix. 11-27-c Heavv Duty Mechanic small truck firm. For particulars 652-0840.

382-2561. 11-26-C PERSON WITH 1 OR 2 TON TRUCK for citv delivery work. Year around employment. Thomson's Delivery. 633-3272.

11-24-C REQUIRED BY DEC. 1. SINGLE OR married to look after 100 head of beef cattle. 10 miles from Saskatoon. 2-bedroom modern bungalow and power supplied.

A. E. Wing. 373-3S79 or 242-4077. 11-23-C Sales Representative Man or Woman Required Immediately by major ft-' nancial corporaUon with wide range of products and services.

Excellent bonuses, medical and pension benefits, and group insurance. Experience welcome but not necessary. We provide full training. Call for an appoinUnent at 242-1282. 11-24-C-S AND WOMEN WANTED FOR cleaning and janitorial work.

Also supervisor and window cleaner. Full Ume and part time shifts in evenings. Apply at Mr. Mean Enterprises 334 20th Street West 11-27-C FULL AND PART TIME TAXI CAB drivers. Phone 244-6144.

xtt EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES- WAIT- ers for new restaurant. Apply at Acropol Spaghetti House. 142 2nd Ave. S. between 2 p.m.

4 p.m. 11-27-c REQUIRED: LEASED OPERATOR with power unit for nignway worn. 242-3193, after hours 374-5552. 11-29-c ATTKAC1-1V1S. UUOlil All, waitresseswaiters.

Apply to manager or bar manager. 653-3322. 11-29-c COCKTAIL WAITRESSESWAITERS. Jack's Food House. AnDly in person.

11-26-c RELIABLE PERSON FOR MODERN mixed farm. Would train immigrant if Interested in agriculture. Phone 257-3752, Allan. 11-29-c ADA FOOD SERVICES REQUIRES Cafeteria employees. Day shift ana week days only.

Phone for appointment. '242-5878. 11-26-C WANTED Parts pickup driver for automotive trade. Must have white drivers licence. 5-day week.

Box 125D Star-Phoenix. 11-29-C WANTED ELECTRICAL APPRENT- lces. 1st or 2nd year. 34-vuu. 11-29-c AGGRESSIVE.

BONDABLE PERSONS with farming background are invited to apply for available positions as Elevator Managers or Trainees with a well established Grain company. Preferably married. 21 years of age and over. Apply in writing including details as to age, marital status, education, etc. to 205 Evans Street, Saskatoon.

ll-26-p MCLEOD'S AUTO CENTRE RE- quires experienced auto mechanic. Salary plus commission. For appoint ment phone Mr. Dean at 374-2312. 11-26-c HEAVY DUTY MECHANICS WANT- ed for local diesel dist.

shop. Cummins experience preferred. 3rd and 4tn year apprentice considered, ap- piv cummins uiesei fower tu center aireei soum, uaigary, Alia. Direct all inquiries to Mr. Bud Peoerkorn.

Service Manager. 41-26-C EXPERIENCED COOK REQUIRED for local home for the aged. Box 124D star-Phoenix. tf MACHINISTS Wanted Immediately. Minimum 5 years experience.

Excellent fringe benefits. Too wages. Permanent positions. Am- pie overtime. Write: Curtis Hoover B.C.

P.O. Box 1900, Fort St. John. B.C. or phone 604-785-6627.

ll-ZO-C ROOFERS REQUIRED. ALL PHASES or rooting, earnings sio.uuu-sia.uuu per year, pnone 374-0154 Kamioops. B.C. Area code su4, eves, 34-2016. Kamloops.

B.C. Ask for Arnold. SERVICE DESK PERSONNEL EVE niagsUlt. Must be able to meet and 5 yday week m.nf?hSSUct MC Sft 7515 for appointment. ll-26-c tjcmitijtp r.Anrtn-pD tmiuiur.

construction, uau 3tn-)Z2. 11-24-c HEAVY DUTY TRUCK MECHANIC for southeastern Saskatchewan city. Top wages. Good working conditions, Telephone 1-406-434-4443 office hours. (wo couect cans acceptea.i 11-ai-c WANTED BUSINESS MINDED people or mature individual.

Fun or ftart time work, unnmited opportun-ty. For interview call 653-4812. 11-24-C AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS required by Western Canada's largest transmission rebullders to lo cate in a new operation in Reglna. Must be familiar with all makes of automatic transmissions pertaining to the Industry. Above average wages pius exueueni inngo nene- iits.

we wut pay your move. Submit details In writing to: MANAGER, LO-COST AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS 4130 DEWDNEV REGINA. 11-23-c THE CBC REQUIRE AN ANNOUNCER OPERATOR For their Saskatchewan radio sta tion located in Regina. Possibility of some TV work. Applicants must have previous announcing experi ence, aaiary range sb.ihb to sti.im.

Please apply in writing to Mr. A. E. Parr. Manager.

1349 Mclntyre Regina. 11-26-c WANTED ONE SINCE PHASE ELEC- trlc motor mechanic. Experienced, top wages, none couect 403 479-1531 Edmonton, Alberta. 11-28-c Resident caretaker required for small apartment block. Married couple, no children, or seml-retlred couple to live In.

Write Box No. 118D, Star-Phoenix. 11-24-C AMBITIOUS YOUNG SALES MINDED people wanted for well established music firm. Reply Box 103D Star-Phoenix. 11-29-c WANTED EXPERIENCED AUTO body mechanic for Chrysler dealership.

Wanted immediately. Phone 864. 2488 KlnlsUno. 11-28-c MANAGEMENT TRAINEES STORE MANAGEMENT With future opportunities In home office and administrative positions. WE OFFER A 5-year training program.

Good starting salary. Paid holidays free life Insurance. Group life Insurance, pension plan and other benefits, QUALIFICATIONS Leadership ability. Junior matriculation minimum, Preference given to coUege graduates. Must be prepared to relocate.

For further Information comt In and discuss these opportunities with the store manager. S. S. KRESGE CO. LTD.

MIDTOWN PLAZA ONLY SASKATOON HELP WANTED (Continued) A 12 WANT BUS DRIVER TO DRIVE A passenger bus. -from Saskatoon tc Macklin, Men. inrougn rn. ijooc wages. For an interview contact: Ed Stang at the Senator Hotel Saskatoon after 3 oclock Nov.

Tint until 3 o'clock Nov. 23rd or phont Macklin 753-2183. 11-23-C ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD. 1 A rapidly growing and diversified company requires career minded persons who wish a challenging and rewarding future. Grade 12 minimum education, no experience ne- -cessary.

Contact Mr. J. Roycroft at 1179 8tli if. 652-92C2 for complete details on -the position, benefits and training program. 11-23-c FULL TIME BUS DRIVER, MUST BE 24 years or over witn driving experience, preferably semi-trailers and some mechanical training.

Apply Western Trailways in person, 417 44th Street, E. 11-23-0 MAKE MONEY WITH YOUR OWN CAR The El Rancho has a number of openings for drivers who wish to make some extra money with their own vehicle. 1 location special warmers provided full time or part time guaranteed daily earnings' cash basis only no special licence needed. Apply in person. El Rancho Take Home, 828 Broadway, i p.m, 7 p.m.

No phone calls please. 11-23-0 two.d,, 7 ITr .1 vites applications for telephone work. Apply Box 113D, Star-Phoenix. 11-24-C Heavy equipment mechanic required oy uie nurai Municipality 01 snipe Lake No. 259.

Year-round employment. 10 hours per day during 7-month construction season; 8-hour day for the remainder of the year. Please apply in writing, stating qualifications and salary expected. All applications must be accompanied by references, and be in the hands of the' Secretary-Treasurer no later than December 7, 1973. K.

J. Fitzmaurice, Secretary-Treasurer, Rural Municipality of Snipe Lake No. 259, P.O.Box 786. Eston, Saskatchewan, SOL 1A0. 11-27-c RECREATION AND ACTIVITY Dl rector, half-time in sunset LnHra and half-time in the Kindersley and District Nursing Home.

Salary to be negotiated. Apply before December 1 to W. H. Ingham, Secretary. 11-23-0 CARETAKERS WANTED The Saskatoon Separate School Board requires caretakers for evening shift.

These are permanent positions with usual benefits. Apply to: MR. JOHN WOLFE, SUPERINTENDENT OF FACILITIES AND MAINTENANCE. 247 1ST NORTH, SASKATOON. SASK.

11-23-C JANITOR Wadena School Unit No. 46 invites applications for the following jan- uuriai i-umraci wmcn is 10 oegin December 1, 1973: WADENA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL lomraci rate 01 $6,510.00 per annum. This is S5 cents per square foot for the designated area of 26,040 square feet. The work load for this contract falls mainly on late afternoons, evenings, Saturdays and school holidays. Applications should reach the unit office by 12:00 noon, Wednesday, November 28, 1973.

State qualifications, age, and references. Mrs. Elaine Nakrayka, Secretary-Treasurer, Wadna School Unit No. 48, WADENA, Saskatchewan. 11-24-C BOY OR GIRL WANTED.

11 15. TO deliver nyers. Nutana area. 343.7644. 11-23-c WANTED FRONT-END ATTEND.

ant trainees. 242-4273 or 652-0919. xtl Excellent Opportunity We require an experienced Parts Counter Person for one of Canada's largest, used auto and truck parts -company. Applicant must be nat and pleasant, familiar with' all aspects of the auto and truck parts business, and have a sincere desire to progress. We offer a challenging future.

Salary negotiable. Please reply in writing giving full particulars as to past history, etc. to: JASPER AUTO PARTS P.O. BOX 262, ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA ATTENTION: MR, J.

COHEN 11-26-C WANTED YOUNG PERSON WITH experience in piumblng trade. Must have ,4 ton or van. 382-0941. 11-27-c Guaranty Trust Company of Canada requires ADMINISTRATION OFFICER The Saskatoon Branch Office requires an Administration Officer to assume responsibilities to direct the staff and everyday operaUons of the Branch. Responsible for the proper control and reconciliation of all accounting transactions and records.

Assist in Branch Planning objectives. The successful applicant requires a minimum of 4 years' branch accounting experience in a major office in the trust or banking industry. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience; ambition essential. All replies confidential. Please apply in wrlUng, enclosing resume The Manager Guaranty Trust Company ot Canada 212 22nd Street East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 0E8 11-23-c PRESSURE WELDER REQUIRED AT once.

Must nave 2-9 years experience, union rates. Apply Saskatoon Boiler Manufacturing. 652-7022, 11-30-6 WANTED STATIONARY ENGINEERS Slierrltt Gordon Mines lias immediate openings for 2nd and 3rd clasi Stationary Engineers, RATES: l5.23Vj to 15.63'A per hour. Self and family covered by Manitoba Medl Care, Green Shield Prescription Plan, Dental Plan, Optical Plan and Group Life Insu anc. Liberal Vacation iichedulei and pay.

Apply In writing giving particulars and phone number Employment Supervisor, Sherrltt Gordon Mines Limited, Lynn" Lake, Manitoba ROB OWO HELP WANTED (Continued) Listings Wanted 39 Livestock i Accessories 33 Loans Wanted 64 Lost ound 10 Wanted 41 For Sale 40 Lumber Supplies 77 Memorial Society 8 Miscellaneous 59 Mobile Homes 70 Monev.to Loan 63 Monuments 9 Moving ft Storage 76 Musical Instruments 26A Musical instrucUon 17 Nuising Homes 23B Office Help Wanted 12A rainung ha Personal 24 Stock 37 "umuing rouitry ft Eggs as Rea, 4J KeSOriS il Rental Service Roofing Eavestroughs 22 Rooms Furnished 53 Rooms Unfurnished 54 Rooms (Furnished ft Unfurn.) 54A Rooms Wanted 55 sales personnel SkiinS Equipment 70D Situations wanted 15 Snowmobiles ft Accessories 70B Stores ft Offices 60 storage Spac 38 Smtes Furnished 51. suites Unfurnished 51A Suite3 (Furnlshed-Unfurn.) 51B suites wanted si Swap 32 Teachers Wanted 23 Towing 74 Trade Schools 12 Trades ft Professions 21 TV Rental 25C Warehouse SDace 42 Weddings 1C DEATHS (continued) SUMMACH THE PASSING OF MR. August Summach, age 85 years, of 201 25th West. formerly of Asqulth, occurred in local hospital on November 21st, 1B73. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, Nov.

24th. 1973 at 2.00 p.m. from -Asquith Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. H. Cassells.

The family gratefully decline floral tri-ibutes, memorial donations may be made to the Asqulth Baptist Church Memorial Fund or the Gideon Society. Surviving are: three daughters. Mrs. Harvey Sage (Jean), of Saskatoon, Mrs. William Felske (Delia) of Calgary.

Alberta, Mrs. Ivan Smith (Loris) of Delisle: four sons, Harvey of Saskatoon, Wilfred. Ray. Percy, all of Asquith. also 26 grandchildren: and 19 great-grandchildren.

Mr. Summach was predeceased by his wife. Minnie, in 1959. and by a son, Elden, in 1936. and a daughter.

Maureen, in 1971; also by two broth, ers and four sisters. Born in Rosenthal. Ontario in 1888, Mr. Summach came west in 1908 to farm at As quith where he and the late Mrs. Summach resided until moving to Saskatoon In 1950.

Mr. Summach was a member of the Asqulth Baptist Church and a popular resident of the Avondale community, and friends and acquaintances will not forget his humorous nature and his wide In' terest in farming in whicb he excelled. Interment will be made in the Avondale Cemetery In the family plot. Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge of arrangements. 11-23-c FUNERALS FAWCETT THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Nora May Fawcett, who died on November 19.

1973, was held from the Chanel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 21st at 10.30 a.m. conducted by Rev. W. J. Phillips Bees.

Honorary pallbear ers were: jr. n. coaa, juumsoa Fisher. H. J.

Thompson. H. H. Kin- nie: Active Dallbearers were: Harold Maguire. Deane Little.

Chap man, Alister Taylor, Selby ogle, R. T- Robertson. Interment took place in the family plot in Woodlawn Ceme tery, wm-c HOLLAND THE FUNERAL SER- vice of Dorothy Ellzabeui Holland. who died on November 17, 1973, was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Wednesday. November 21st at 1.30 p.m.

conducted by Rev. E. L. Bishop. Pallbearers were: Peter Itrler.

Jack Lonttstaff. Stan Calms, Charles Kowbllck, Peter Haddow. wayne cnoponis. interment tnnir nlar in Woodlawn Cemeterv. 11-23-C PETERSON THE FUNERAL SER vice nf Mrs.

Emilv C. Peterson, who died on November 16th was held from McKague's Funeral Home on Wed nesday, Novemoer zist at 2 p.m, mnrinrted bv Miss Eleanor Geib. Cremation. 11-23-c ROTHENBURGER THE FUNERAL service or Mr. samuei a.

noinen-burger, who died on November 17, 1973, was held from St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Radisson. Wed nesday, November 21. 1973 at 2:00 p.m.

conducted by Pastor E. Klrsch and Dr. Frank Myers. Honorary pall-honnira were: Calvin Tallis. Glen Wensley, Jake Block.

Ike Block, Bill wesollt, Itev. f. acuvq pallbearers were: Evan Pidwerbesky, Norman Bronseh, Emil Lerch. Tony Kuny, Arnold Flath. Andy Pidwerbesky.

Interment was made in the Radisson Cemetery. The Canadian Legion graveside rites were conducted by the comrades of the Langham branch of the Canadian Legion. Park Funeral Chapel was In charge of arrangements. 11-23-c SKEBO THE FUNERAL MASS FOR mika siuttm. wno diea on Novemrjer 16th was held from Our Lady of Czestochowa Church on Novem ber 21st at JO a.m.

conducted by Rev. J. F. Cieply. Pallbearers were: Barry Sawchuk, John Hnatuk, Alex Cebrylt, John Prokuskl, Ken Baldwin, Harry Oleniuk.

Interment was made in the family plot In the Roman Catholic Cemeterv. McKatrue's Fu neral Home was in charge of arrangements. 11-23-c IN MEMORIAM McKEE IN LOVING MEMORY OF Stanley w. Mcnee, wno passeu away 22, 1966. His memory Is as dear today, As in the hour he passed away.

Ever remembered by his wife Alvina and family. 11-33-c THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience in Xtt FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd No. Phone 244-21M it! WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Terry Mlchayluk Phnno BS1 IU.14 St A Ave.

N. MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. McKague R. J. McKague D.

A. Neivbloglng Phone 242-313'. 300 3rd xtl SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph.

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They had averaged $254 a week under the old contract. The pressmen's previous contract had expired March 30. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS CLASSIFIED AD PHONE 653-2100 TENDERS TENDERS Second Floor Renovations Saskatoon Public Library Sealed tenders from Trarta Cnntrac tors for the secUons of work listed oeiow win oe received by (he Saskatoon- Public Library Board. Main Pub lic Library, 311 23rd Street East, aasxatoon, unui 2:00 p.m. C.S.T., Friday, December 7, 1973.

Separate tenders are required for the following work and Includes supply of labour and materials. 1. General Renovations and Carpentry work. 2. Acoustical Ceiling.

3. Electrical Work. Plans and soecificaUons for the above work may be obtained from the Building Department, Design Section, City Hall Saskatoon. Tenders must be accompanied bv a certified cheque or bond in the amount 01 107 01 tne tender price. The Saskatoon, Public Library Board will reserve the right to reject any one or all tenders.

Direct all Inquiries to the Building Department, Design Section, City Hall, Saskatoon. Mr. It. H. MacDonald Chairman Mrs.

F. Morrison Secretary Saskatoon Public Library Board. 1I-Z8-C Department of Public Works of Canada TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Chief, Financial and Administrative Services. Department of Public Works of Canada, 10U1 Floor, One Thornton court. EDMONTON, Alberta and endorsed "AIR CONDITIONING FED ERAL BUILDING.

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