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yi the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Wednesday, March 20, 1974 53 IN MEMORIAM TENDERS (Continued) TENDERS (Continued) Non-medical drug use drops in Regina schools He said students should be told that if they are going to drink there are consequences and responsibilities involved. Education programs should be initiated at the kindergarten level and should continue to include alcohol instruction with driver training, he said. Driving simulators could be used to give students a chance to see their own reactions while under the influence of alcohol, he suggested. Betty Sear, director of education for the Alcoholism Commission of Saskatchewan, told the same forum alcohol was involved in 2,926 motor vehicle accidents in 1970-71 and was a factor in 25 per cent of provincial hospital admissions. Alcohol-related problems in Saskatchewan accounted for --more than $19 million in expenses, which included auto accidents, work time lost, court fines and hospital costs, she said.

The figure of $19 million is only the tip of the iceberg; alcohol can not be judged in dollar terms alone; its greatest hurt is socially, Mrs. Sear said. Canada Department Of Public Works TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned. Department of Public Works of Canada. 902 Spadina Crescent East.

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, endorsed TENDER FOR Window Cleaning. Federal and New post Office Building. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. will be received until 8.00 P.M., (C.S.T.) April 2. 1974.

Forma of tender, specifications can be seen at or can be obtained through the Department of Public Works of Canada 902 Spadina Crescent East. SASKATOON, Saskatchewan. To be considered each tender must be submitted on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. K.

C. Moffatt. District Property Manager, Saskatchewan District. 3-21-c TENDER Town Of Tisdale Curb And Gutter Construction Sealed tenders are Invited from contractors for the construction of curbs and gutters in the Town of Tisdale. Saskatchewan.

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 2 00 p.m., C.S.T.. Tuesday, April 2. 1974. The work Includes: 57,000 tin. ft.

concrete curb and gutter Bona fide General Contractors may obtain contract documents from the Consulting Engineers at the address shown, for a deposit of Twenty-Five ($25 001 Dollars which will be refunded provided that the Contract Documents are returned in good condition within 14 days of closing of Tenders. General Contractors who have not previously obtained contract documents will be required to furnish evidence of their previous experience, amount and condition of equipment and financial status before receiving the Contract Documents. Each tender must be on the forms provided and be accompanied- by a certified cheque or bid bond In the amount of Ten Percent (10) of tile tendered amount. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all tenders and will not necessarily accept the lowest tender. Town of Tisdale co Underwood McLellan Associates 920 606 Spadina Crescent SASKATOON, Saskatchewan.

3-21-c Tenders For Structural Steel Seated tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 P.M. Regina City Time on the date shown for the work listed below, and will be opened In public Immediately thereafter. Tender forms and contract documents maj be obtained from Opera, tions Branch, Room 331, Administration Building, Regina. Contract No. B740U For the supply, fabrication and delivery of the structural steel for a welded plate girder bridge, 1.035 feet long over the North Saskatchewan River near Maymont, Saskatchewan.

Approximate Quantities Structural Steel 645 tons Deposit with Tender 5 ol Total Bid Tenders Close April 17, 1974. T. Gentles. Deputy Minister, Saskatchewan Department of Highways, 3-21-c-S Tenders For Gravel Stockpiles Seated tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.nt, Regina City Time on the date shown for the work listed below, and will be opened tn public immediately thereafter. Tender forms and contract documents may be obtained from Operations Branch, Room 331, Administration Building, Regina.

Contract No. C73130 For the construction of Traffic Gravel Stockpiles In the vicinity of Green Lake. Approximate Quantities Traffic Gravel 65,000 Tons Haul 1,105.000 Ton Miles Deposit with 'Tender 5of total bid. Tenders close March 29, 1974. T.

Gentles, Deputy Minister Saskatchewan Department of Highways. 3-21-c REGINA (CP) The non-' medical use of drugs in city schools is declining, a report from the Public School Boards co-ordinator of drug education says, Use of hon-medical drugs in Regina schools peaked in 1971-72 and has been declining since, Morris Lazecki said in his report, presented to the board Monday. It would appear that many of Saskatchewans smaller communities are having to confront the issue now, he said. Drug use during school hours has almost disappeared but many students continue to use intoxicants outside of school hours and a few senior high school students are spending their lunch hours in liquor outlets, the report said. Some high schools have cut down on dances and others are considering cancelling them altogether because of problems with alcohol; he said.

Earlier Monday Mr. Lazecki told a public forum that as many as 99 per cent of Grade 7 and 8 students have tried alcohol and about half of all Grade 8 students have been drunk. 1 Trustees to review report A booklet produced by a New. Democratic Party task force on educational problems and possible solutions will be reviewed by senior administrators of the Saskatoon public education system. At a public board meeting Tuesday, the board authorized the education director to have his staff review the document and prepare reactions for the boards consideration.

Board chairman Dr. John Egnatoff said, as a trustee and private citizen, he followed with keen interest the publication of any political documents and added he believed there are serious implications for school administration contained in the booklet. The publication dealt with problems in' rural and urban curriculum, social and physical environment awareness, teacher training, school councils and education finance and administration. Saskatchewan School Trustees Association (SSTA) executive L. I.

Thorson and Saskatoon public education director Dr. Ray Fast stated it is possible the document could become the official education policy for the NDP. However, NDP education director John Solomon said previously the booklet is only the first step in policy formation for 1975 and was published to stimulate discussion at constituency seminars. The document suggested a minimum of three years of education training for teachers, possible introduction of school councils and the improvement of rural school facilities, among other recommendations. Employees contract ratified MELFORT Council ratified the 1974 contract with town employees at a meeting Monday night.

The agreement provides for an increase of slightly more than, ten per cent. Steps were also taken to approve the premises to be vacated by the Melfort public library for senior citizen use. The meeting also approved a- $1, 000-grant to the Melfort curling club. The meeting also approved development of a new residential sub division to provide 103 lots and a local improvement program of about This includes hot mix asphalt, curb, sidewalk, sewer and water installations. Write Your Ad Here Print RATES Star-Phoemx Classified Ad Rates: Nine Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for the 1 Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words Mtniincm Charge $1.10 Per Day Classified Display is charged at $4.48 per single column inch.

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only per year $15.00 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS CLASSIFIED AD PHONE 653-2100 NOTICES MN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF AMBROSE JOHN BROWNELL, also known as Ambrose J. Brownell, late of the City of Saskatoon, In the Province of Saskatchewan, Retired, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration ana with particulars of securities held. If any, mult be sent to the undersigned on or before the 29th day of April, A.D. 1974.

Clifford H. Peet Q.C., Barrister and Solicitor, 405 Canada Saskatoon, Sask. Solicitor for the Executors, Don Morris Brownell and June McCurdy. 3-21-c-s NOTICES (Continued) NOTICE OF APPEAL Zoning Appeals Board HE: CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITION 821 11th STREET. EAST TAKE NOTICE that submissions will be heard by the Zoning Appeals Board (Municipal Planning Commission) of the City of Saskatoon on THURSDAY, March 28.

1974 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber. City Hall. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan from any interested parties in respect to the subject appeal. The Appellant.

Mr. Gary A. Mit chener. of the City of Saskatoon has filed an appeal pursuant to Sec. 82 (1) (a) of the Planning and Development Act.

1973 in the matter of the construction of an addition to the front of the premises at 821 lith Street. East which encroaches into the required front yard and for which a building permit was not issued due to alleged non-conformity of the front yard requirements of the 2 Zoning District in which the premises are situated. Pursuant to Sec 28 (7) (a of Zoning Bylaw No. 4637 of the City of Saskatoon. the minimum front yard requirement in this district is 20 feet, whereas the front yard of the premises at 821 11th Street.

East is approximately 13 feet and therefore the structure is non-conforming. The addition proposed to be constructed is alleged to be contrary to Sec. 79 of the Planning and Development Act in that the element of non-conformity (i.e. the front yard) is increased by the alteration or addition. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone wishing any further information in the matter may obtain same by applying to the Secretary.

Zoning Appeals Board, City Clerk's Office, City Hall. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Dated at SASKATOON SASKATCHEWAN. this 13th day of MARCH, 1974 A.D. J.

Kolynchuk. Secretary. ZONING APPEALS BOARD 3-21-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of BLANCHE BUCHANAN OLDCROFT late of the City 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 tne 17th day ol April, A.D.

1974. Royal Trust Company Midtown Plaza Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Executor 3-21-c-i TENDERS Regional Expansion Economic Economiqu Expansion Regions le PRAIRIE FARM REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION TENDER FOR WATER STORAGE RESERVOIR 1 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.in., local Regina time on Tuesday. April 9. 1074, for Town of Hudson Bay Contract 2 Treated Water Storage Reservoir. The site of the work is located in the Town of Hudson Bay.

Saskatchewan. The work consists of the supply of all plant, labour, materials and services for the construction of a 450,000 Imperial Gallon Treated Water Storage Reservoir complete with underdratnage system. Interconnecting pipe work and appurtenances. The plans and specifications may be viewed in the Brandon. Winnipeg, Edmonton Calgary, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon offices of the local Builders Exchanges or Construction Association.

Plans, specifications. Instructions and forms for bidding may be obtained from the undersigned at his office in Regina, Saskatchewan, upon deposit of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) 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. Tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied and in accordance with Instructions supplied with the specifications. Tenders must be accompanied by security tn the amount and form specified tu the Instructions, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By Order, W.

B. Thomson, Chief Engineer, P.F '401 Motherwell Building, Regina, Saskatchewan, 3-22-c Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited requires H.D. MECHANICS $5.72 PER HOUR 3rd 4th YEAR H.D. MECHANICS APPRENTICES $4.84 and $5.20 PER HOUR RESPECTIVELY MILLWRIGHTS $5.72 PER HOUR WELDERS (Alberta Journeyman plus one year experience) $5.72 PER HOUR ELECTRICIANS (Electrical Maintenance) $5.72 PER HOUR The ebove positions are career opportunitlea on a permanent, year round basis. All H.D.

positions Involve mamten-. ance work on all types of heavy duly equipment from 988 Front End Loaders to D8 and D9 Caterpillar Tractors, Graders and WABCO 75 -and 150 Ton Trucks. The Millwright and Welding positions involve maintenance work on 5 miles of conveyor Bystems and large bucket wheel excavators in our mine maintenance area. Great Canadian Oil Sands are the pioneers in the mining and production of synthetic crude oil from the Athabasca Tar Sands located near Fort McMurray, Alberta a developing and modern community of 10.000-plus. Situated in a scenic area 275 mites northeast of Edmonton.

the town offers all modem facilities, excellent schooling and recreational facilities including an indoor swimming pool. The Company offers a very comprehensive benefits program to all employees and relocation assistance. AU successful candidates will be required to live in our camp accommodations pending completion of a major home construction program for employes scheduled for completion throughout the Spring. Room and board will be supplied to the employee at no cost during this time period. Interested applicants please submit a resume In confidence to: THE SUPERINTENDENT EMPLOYMENT, GREAT CANADIAN OIL SANDS LIMITED, P.O.

BOX 450, FORT McMURRAY, ALBERTA 3-22-e EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESS- er needed, full or part time, permanent and benefits. Bishop's Beauty Salons, days phone 242-5330, evenings 343-6206. 3-25-c MECHANIC REQUIRED FOR TRUCK shop. Some diesel expenence preferred. Top wages, Kindersley Transport Ltd.

3-25-e PLACEMENT OFFICERS Saskatchewan Association for' Friendship Centres requires two persons for taking applications and to program development for training on the job programs. QUALIFICATIONS: 1 Applicants should have some knowledge of government programming Should have a minimum of Grade 10. Must have car and be free to travel SALARIES: 8600 per month plus travelling allowances. Starting April 1, 1974. Send applications to: Mr.

Walter Schoenthal, Provincial Co-ordinator, Saskatchewan Association for Friendship Centres. 1850 Broad Street, Suite 27, Regina, Saskatchewan. 3-27-c PERSON REQUIRED FOR SERVICE work, vehicle required. Write Box 5A Star-Phoenix. S-27-c NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.

WEEK-end and back-up relief. Night maintenance for pool and building, boiler papers preferred but not "essen- tlal. 244-0944 323-0 ASSISTANT SERVICE STATION MANAGER To direct Sendee Station operations for evening. Sunday and holiday hours. Responsibilities to include marking and display of merchandise, motor vehicle repair estimates.

supervision and training of evening staff. Full range of company benefits. Including sick leave, superannuation, and paid life insurance premiums. Apply In person: 10:30 a.m. to $.00 pin.

Personnel Department SASKATOON CO-OP CENTRE, 319 22nd St. East M5-c WANTED: EXPERIENCED SERVICE persoimel for general maintenance duties. Salary negotiable according lo experience. Apply to Greg Mof-falt, Four Season Sports, 51st St. and Idylwyld.

Saskatoon. ti CAFETERIA HELP Capable person with at least 2 years experience for full time position In our 8th St. Market Cafeteria. Must have capability to take charge during absence of manageress. Age limit 25-45.

Uniforms supplied. Apply In person: 10:30 n.m. to 5.00 p.m. Personnel Department SASKATOON CO-OP CENTRE, 319 22nd St. East 3-22-C DRYCLEANING PRESSERS, FULL and part time.

Some counter duties. Experience preferred but not necessary. Apply Westgate Martlnltng, 382-2797. 3-26-c REQUIRED IMMEDI4TELY CLEAN-lng personnel for Saskatoon Motel. Please caU 374-8222.

tf BEAUTY SALON MANAGER REQUIRED Must be experienced hair stylist and capable of supervising staff. Applicants apply tn person to: SIMPSONS-SEAR3 PERSONNEL DEPT. MIDTOWN PLAZA HELP WANTED (Continued) 12 LOAN OFFICER National Consumers Finance Company requires a manager for its Saskatoon office. Excellent opportunity for senior assistant or manager who desires to stay in Saskatoon. Top Salary Bonus based on profit All fringe benefits.

Send a brief resume or call collect 204-947-1447 or Box 1932X, Star-Phoemx 3-23-c WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK FOR a licenced dining room and restaurant in a fully modern town of one thousand population. Wages commensurate to ability and experience References required. Reply to Box 1967X, Star-Phoenix. 3-22-c JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIANS required for underground operatloni at a potash mine located 7 miles nest of Saskatoon. Rate: $4 89 to $5.10 per hour plus underground premium.

Excellent fringe benefits include company paid group life insurance, retirement plan, sickness and accident insurance and major medical plan. To arrange foi an Interview pleas contact: Personnel Department DUVAL CORPORATION OF CANADA P.O. Box 1320 Saskatoon. Sask. Phone 382-0525 S-22-c JOURNEYMAN BODY MECHANIC, journeyman automotive mechanic, experienced Ford partsman.

Phone collect 352-6043. After hours 352-2619 or write Box 1540, Wetaskiwin. Alberta. 3.23.C Community Development Applications are Invited for three positions as Community Development Workers at: 1) Cumberland House. Shoal Lake, and Red Earth Reserves.

2) Peter Ballantyne Band 3) Southend-Reindeer Lake QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE Ability to write and communicate in English. Ability to communicate well with Indian people, preferably in tha Cree language. Knowledgeable about Federal and Provincial agencies and their programs, including the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians, their alms and objectives and programming. Ability to meet and communicate with new people. Must have a valid operator's license and own a vehicle (latter not essential but could be an asset.) Take on duties Immediately after success in this competition.

DUTIES AND REQUIREMENTS Maintain constant liaison and communication with the Band Councils and Band members. Report on a regular basis. Take direction from Band Councils and immediate Supervisor. Take residence near or in the immediate area of work. Applications accepted until March 30th, 1974.

Competition open to anyone willing to be interviewed for the position. Applicants will be notified by mall when they will be requested to come for the Interviews. Send applications In writing tot Mr. Andy Michael Area Supervisor, Community Development, P.O. Box 1644.

PRINCE ALBERT, Saskatchewan. OR I Mr. Jake Mike, Director, Community Development. 1715 South Railway Avenue, REGINA, Sask. S-SO-c SERVICE STATION ISLAND SALES-person with some mechanical aptitude for weekend work with opportunities.

Full time during summer holidays. Applicant must be 17 with operators licence. Reply to Box 490 Star-Phoemx. 3-25-c Eston Recreation Board SWIMMING POOL STAFF 1974 for ESTON LIONS POOL Positions Open: Pool ManagerLlfeguardlnstructor. Asst Pool ManagerUfeguardIn-structor LlfeguardsCashiers.

Qualifications; Bronte Medallion and Leadership Instructional ability. Please state age, qualifications, experience and salary expected. Closing date for applications: March 30th. Applications to: Greg Goldade Recreation Director Box 52 Eston, Saskatchewan. S-21-c-s WANTED WAITRESS-WAITER.

FULL time evening positions In coffee shop and diningroom. Over 18 years of age. Experienced preferred. Good salary. 374-5505 or apply at Holiday House Restaurant, 8th Street East.

3-26-c ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED Qualified accountant required for an expanding Indian Reserve located In Saskatchewan. Must be able to produce monthly financial reports and oversee all accounting procedures In Band office. Please mall references and work resume to: Chief Sol Sanderson Bux 1644 Prince Albert, Sask. 3-23-c WANTED CAPABLE PERSON FOR full tuna table serving. Phone 853-2585.

3-22-c FULL AND PART TIME TAXI CAB drivers. Phone 2445144. xtf PROJECT FOREMAN QUALIFICATIONS Journeymans Certificate In one of the construction trades (preferably carpentry) or equivalent in experience. Some experience as a foreman is desirable. DUTIES Supervise contraction projects throughout Saskatchewan.

SALARY 10 000 to $13,000 per year plus commission. Apply In writing giving qualifications, complete -resume of education, experience and work history etc. to Bomac Construction 1408 Ave. South. 8-28-c HAIR STYLIST.

MY FAIR LADY beauty shops. Phone Mr. Ross 374-' 7383. Evenings 374-4344. 3-23-c THE ALLIANCE OF YOUTH AND THE ELDERLY IS INTERESTED IN HIRING A PERSON' TO COORDINATE THEIR PROJECTS.

Applicants must be extremely Interested- in the elderly and muBt have knowledge of their Interests and problems. He or she must be able to handle a wide variety of job situations Including public relations. office adipimstratlon and staff supervision. gjog' For further Information call 244-' 3-23-C HELP WANTED (Continued) DUMA TN LOVING MEMORY OF dear and father. John Duma, who passed away March 20, 1972.

Time speeds on, two years art gone. Since death its gloomy shadow cast Lpon our home, where all was bright. And took from us a shining light. We miss that light, and ever will. His vacant place none can Mil.

Here we mourn, but not in vain. For in Heaven we will meet again. Sadly and fondly remembered by wife Pollie, Irene, Elsie. Joe and Bev. 3-21-c THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY got verses for your convenience in making up your "li Memonam.

CARDS OF THANKS THE FAMILY OF THE LATE BRENT Wvnn Jestin wish to offer our sincere thanks to our relatives and many friends who assisted Us in our time of sorrow. So numerous and varied were the ways in wnich kindness was shown, we cannot find words to express our gratitude. Joe, Dorothy Joanne, Sandra, Bruce and Tracey. 3-21-c FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd Ave.

No. Phone 244-2103 xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL 1 Rae J. Murdock Terry Micliayluk Phone 653-3434 20th St. Ave. N.

xtl McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME M. McKague R. J. McKague D. A.

Newbiggtng Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. xtf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th N.

xtf CREMATORIUMS 7A PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services Highway South 242-7884 Box 2961 xt! LOST AND FOUND 10 LOST: MANS BROWN WALLET. INI-tialed M. Vicinity 8th St. E. Reward.

242-0946 after 5.30 p.m. 3-27-c SALES PERSONNEL 11 A REAL ESTATE CAREER awaits you if you are a mature, neat, energetic person. Make an appointment for an interview with Mrs. Ella Miller. Personnel Manager.

652-4006, Lilly Agencies Ltd. Sales Representative For SASKATOON based TERRITORY, on CONSUMERS products, covering wholesale and retail trade. We offer, car allowanceor company car expenses. bonuses, fringe benefits and pension plan. IF interested send In full details on age.

marital status, education. and resume of past 5 years employment tn your own handwriting to Box 1986X Star-Phoentx. 3-26-c REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONS needed. Experience preferred. Commissions up to 75.

Phone for confidential interview 343-1616. Sam Kays. Saskatoon Real Estate and Insurance Ltd, 1101 8th St. E. m-3-20-c LOOKING FOR RETIRED SALES-person to work part time for a local moving firm on commission basts.

Write to P.O. Box 568, Saskatoon. 3-25-c STOP Ask Yourself-. WHERE WILL I BE AND WHAT WILL I BE DOING 5 YEARS FROM TODAY IF 1 CONTINUE WHAT I AM l)OING NOW? We have sales positions to fill In Saskatchewan which can develop Into management for the right man. Attend 2 weeks of training In Calgary, expenses paid.

Derive 60 or better of your income from established account. Be given the opportunity to advance rapidly into management. TO QUALIFY: Age 19 to 55 Ambitious, dependable Own a good car Sports-minded Be willing to travel some. For the right person, this Is a lifetime career opportunity, with an International roup of companies, DON CLEMENT 374-2915 3-22-C Sales Representative Man or Woman Required Immediately by major financial corporation 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 appointment at 242-1282. 3-21-c-s HELP WANTED 12 WANTED FRONT-END ATTEND-ant trainees. 242-4273 or (52-0010.

xtf CARETAKER Couple required for large quality apartment building in Regina. Must have experience in building maintenance, cleaning and equipment and have fireman's papers. Apply stating age, experience and salary expected to Box 381 Star-Phoemx. S-30-c WANTED AGGRESSIVE PERSON TO assume responsibility of meat man-, ager. For interview write to Nokomis Co-op or phone 528-2102.

3-22-c Experienced Waitress Waiters. Full or -part time evening shift. Apply In person at Bonanza Pizza. 3-21-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR full time position in Saskatoon. Mechanics, service manager, assistant manager trainees.

Full company benefits. Please reply stating experience, marital status, wages expected and position required. Mechanics musts have own hand tools. Box 465D Star-Phoenix. S-26-c Employment Opportunity The Town of Tisdale requires an assistant to the Administrator.

Bookkeeping experience will be a definite asset. The successful applicant will be expected to take the local Government Administration course, available through the University of Sask. Regina Campus. Union membership after thirty days Is a condition of employment. Salary to be negotiated.

Please Include aresume of previous experience, education, marital status and references. Forward your application to: A. F. Hildebrand. Town Administrator, Tisdale.

Sask. 3-25-c A-Four HostHostess Full and part time. Neat In appearance. Reliable and Independent person who Is able to meet the public. Apply In person to the A-Four Restaurant, 215 2nd South between 3 pm.

and 6 p.m. 3-27-c VANDA BEAUTY COUNSELLOR Earn while you learn, part or fulltime. FOr liuormaiion phone 382-0770. 12-4-3-c TENDERS School Bus Services Regina School Unit No 21 invites tenders from firms or parties interested in entering into five year contract to provide bufces and operate approximately 51 school bus routes and to also provide at least five spare buses, commencing when schools open in the fall of 1974. Buses presently travel approximately 4.709 miles per day.

Tender shall state charge per travelled mile. Information relative to routes and conditions of contract may be obtained from the undersigned. To be considered. tenders must be received by 12.00 noon. April 16.

1974. The lowest or any tender will not uecessanly be accepted. W. F. Hemdier.

Secretary-Treasurer, Regina School Unit No. 21 2135 Albert Street. Regina. Saskatchewan. S4P 2V1 3-22-C DEATHS CAMP THE DEATH OF IDA CAMP, age 85 years, of Avalon Block, a long-time resident of Saskatpon.

occurred in Watson Union Hospital on March 16th. 1974. The memorial service will be held on Thursday, March 2ist at 1 30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Archdeacon H. W.

Brand-rick. (Cremation). Surviving are: one son. Donald S. Camp.

Quill Lake. and two grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband. Albert S. Camp in 1946.

Mrs. Camp wras born at Stoke-on-Trent. England. She came to Canada with her family in 1916 to make her home in Saskatoon. 3-2 1-c BARCLAY THE PASSING OF MRS.

Henrietta Barclay, of Lamgan, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on March 17th 1974. 'The funeral service will be held on Saturday. March 23rd at 2 00 pm. from Knox United Church at Lanigan, conducted by Rev. R.

W. Swann. McDougallg Funeral Home will be in charge. Surviving are: her loving husband, BUI: one son. Bill of Coleville.

one daughter. Mrs. Shirley Anderson of Drake. and seven grandchildren: also two sisters. Mrs.

W. J. Thompson of White Rock. B.C., and Mrs. George MacNab of Saskatoon; one brother.

Mr. Albert Brooks of Asquith, Sask. Interment will be made xn tne family plot in the Lamgan Cemetery. 3-21-c DLUGOS THE DEATH OF MRS, Katie Dlugos, age 71 years, of .319 Ave. South.

Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Tuesday, March 19th. 1974. The funeral mass will be held on Friday, March 22nd at 10 00 a.m. from St. Marys Roman Catholic Church, conducted by Rev.

P. Fourchalk, C.Ss.R. Prayers will be said at St. Mary's Chinch. Thursday evening at 8-30 m.

Surviving are: one son, John. Saskatoon. She was predeceased by her husband, Joseph, in 1973. The late Mrs. Dlugos was born in Czechoslovakia and came to Canada in the 1920s.

She had lived in Saskatoon since coming to Canada and was a long-time member of St. Mary's Church. Interment will take place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are in care ol Westwood Funeral Chapel. 3-22-c GRAMIAK THE DEATH OF JOHN Norman Gramiak.

21 years. Hafford, occurred In a Saskatoon hospital on Sunday. March 17th 1974. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, March 21st at 9.30 a.m. from the Hafford Ukrainian Orthodox Church, conducted by Rev, S.

Zuzak and Rev. O. Olekshy. Prayer services will be held Tuesday evening at 8.00 m. at Holy Trmty Cathedral, Saskatoon and Wednesday evening at 8 00 p.m.

at the Hafford High School Auditorium, Hafford. Sask. Surviving are: his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

John Gramiak. Hafford. one brother. Larry R. Gramiak, Wakaw.

his grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy Gramiak. Hafford. Sask. The late Mr.

Gramiak was born at Hafford and received his elementary and high school education there. He had attended the University of Saskatchewan. College of Agriculture for the past three years. Mr. Gramiak served as President of the 4H Club at Hafford.

also as President of the C.Y.M.K. at Hafford. and as President of the Mohyla Institute Students Association at Saskatoon. He was active in a research program of past history of Ukrainian Culture and active in planning and producing Ukrainian radio and television programs especially during the Christmas season. Interment will take place at North Battleford, Sask.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 3-21-c PECK THE DEATH OF AMY PECK, age 94 years of 1141 Avenue I. North, a longtime resident of the province, occurred in a local hospital on March 15th, 1974. The funeral service will be held-n Thursday morning. March 21st at 10 30 o'clock from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev.

Peter Millen. The committal service wilt be held at the family plot jn Rosetown Ceme-tery on Thursday afternoon at 2.30 Saskatoon time, conducted by Rev. J. Allen. Mrs.

Peck was born in England and in 1881 at the age of two came with ber parents to settle in Ontario. Following her marriage In 1917 she came west with her husband to settle in the Rosetown district. Mr. and Mrs. Peck came to make their home in Saskatoon about 23 years ago.

Mrs. peck was predeceased by her husband William E. Peck in 1062. She is survived by a number of nieces and nephews. 3-21-c FUNERALS McBAIN THURSDAY, MARCH I4th, Karen, dearly beloved wife of Douglas Mc-Bain.

Qu Appelle, passed away at the age of 23 years. Be sides her husband, Karen is survived by "her son Patrick; parents Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkes, Tisdale: brother Michael, Tisdale: two sisters. Gail, Edmonton; Janet, Tisdale; grandparents, Mrs.

Elsie Wilkes, Regina, Mrs. Lillie Toffan, Ca-nora. The funeral service was conducted from St. Thomas Anglican Church, Vernon District, Tuesday, March 19th at 2 m. Rev.

C. Sells officiated and interment took place tn the -Church cemetery. Arrangements by the Helmsing-Bremner Funeral Chapel, Regina and Southey. 3-21-c LAGASSE THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Mr. Alfred Edward who died on March ltith, was held from St, Michael's Roman Catholic Church on Tuesday.

March 19th 1974 at 10.30 a.m.. conducted by Rev. A. Poltievre. Pallbearers were: Joe A.

Monleyne Jack Scott. Mike Kuzik. Sam Homentuk. Don McCaig. Don Longueil.

Interment was made in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Park Funeral Chapel waa In charge of arrangements. 3-21-c HUMENY THE FUNERAL SER--vlce of Peter Humeny, who died on March 15th, 1974, was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Tuesday, March 19th at 3.30 p.m., conducted by Rev. Frank Meadows. Honorary pallbearer was: Charlie Gentle.

Active pallbearers were: Gordon Ploss. Ossie Wemnger, Dwayne Price, Jim Scoular, Ron Bowers. Frank Abercrombie. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-21-c SCHELLENBERG MRS.

GER-trude Schellenberg. age 47, of 230 Ave. 0, North. Saskatoon. The funeral service was held on Tuesday.

March 19, 1974, at 1.30 p.m. from the Old Colony Church, Neuhorst Village, at Osier-, Sa.sk., conducted by Rev. Julius Ens and Rev. Jacob Wlehe, The pallbearers were: Peter Derksen. Leonard Wudrtch.

George Quirlng. Peter Qiiinng. Bill Wtebe, Henry Wlebe, Corney Peters and John Schellenberg. Interment was made in the Neuhorst Cemetery. Osier.

Sask. Dalmeny Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. 3-21-c THOMSON THE FUNERAL SER-vice of George Thomson, who died on March 15th, was held from McKague Funeral Home on March 19th at 2 00 p.m., conducted by Rev. Fred Davies. Pallbearers were: G.

K. Feadcr, J. H. Kronlund, F. E.

Dransfield. C. Nicholas, L. Sadler. W.

J. Murray. Legion rites were observed by the Royal Canadian Legion. Branch No. 63.

Saskatoon, ur.der the direction of W. J. Jack. Interment was made In the Soldiers Field In Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-21-c YOUNG THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mr.

Samuel Alexander Young, who died on March 17th. 1974. was held from Westwood Funeral Chapel on March 19th at 2.00 conducted by Rev. W. D.

Ashwln. Pallbearers were: Carl Erickson. Metro Seme-nlw. William Kluhnlckl, Harold Kinli-nlckl, Fred Muchowskl. H.

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