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31) the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Thursday, March 15, 1973 12 12 SALES PERSONNEL 11 TENDERS (Continued) HELP WANTED (Continued i TENDERS (I'niillniied) HELP WANTED (Continued) Index to Classifications EXPERIENCED FULL TIME OR part time, waiters, waitresses. Interviews between 2 and 4 p.m. A Four 215 -2nd Ave. South. 3-17-c CLERK STENO Responsible person, able to meet the public, good typist, half days.

Box 230B Star-Phoenix. 3-21-c TWO MATURE Thinking Salespeople NEEDED For interview call Lilly Agencies SASKm TENDER In Memoriam investment Properties 50A Insurance 63A Listings Wanted .19 Livestock Accessories 33 Loans Wanted 64 Lost St Found 10 Japan plans 'friendly float' CANADA DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT INDIAN AFFAIRS BRANCH SASKATOON DISTRICT TENDERS CONTRACT S.D. 5-73 Installation of Forced Air Oil Fire Furnaces in 46 new houses and 48 house additions, various Indian Reserves, Saskatoon district. Sealed tenders, marked as to content, addressed to District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division, Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. Phoenix House, 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, will be received up to 2:00 p.m.

(C.S.T.) Friday, March 30, 1973. Tender documents can be obtained by General Contractors on the deposit of $2500 in the form of a CERTIFIED CHEQUE pavable to THE RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA after 1:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) Monday, March 12, 1973 from tne District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division, Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development. Phoenix House. 230 20th St.

East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. W. Walcer. ADistrict Supervisor, Indian Affairs Northern Development.

Phoenix House. 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 3-16-c-s BURIED CABLE PLOUGHING Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. C.S.T., April 5, 1973 for the following projects: PROJECT 73-51 Lucky Lake Conquest Outlook -Delisle Rosetown Biggar -Plenty Wilkie Scott Unily areas. Ploughing of buried facilities.

PROJECT 73-52 Viscount Lanigan Blaine Lake Aberdeen Yellow Creek Quill Lake areas. Ploughing of buried facilities. Tenders must be made up on tender forms supplied by Sask Tel and submitted in self-addressed envelopes marked as lo project number. Plans and specifications may be viewed at the General Plant Office, 2350 Albert Street, Regina. Plans and specificaUons may be obtained upon request from the Sask let 1'iant ueuanmeni itegina.

a deposit of $10.00 will be required for each set of project plans and specifi cations which shall do retuncied upon return of the documents in good condition. Contractors shall accompany their tender with a certified cheque or bid bond in the amount stipulated on the specifications and the tender form. A payment and performance bond as per the specifications shall be required from the successful bidder. The lowest or any tender shall nol necessarily be accepted. H.

E. Freberg, General Plant Manager Sask Tel 2350 Albert Street, Regina. Saskatchewan. S4P 2Y4 3-13-c TENDER Gravel Stockpiling Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 P.M.. Central Standard Time, on March 21, 1973.

and opened publicly immediately thereafter, for stripping of two pits, crushing for a total of 20.000 cubic yards of gravel to grid standard, loading, hauling and stockpiling of two (2) sites, in the Pierceiana ana uooasou area in Local Improvement District 989. Three miles maximum nam from pit to stockpile. Work to commence within ten (101 days from receipt of signed contract (weather permitting) and to be com pleted by no later than May 5, 1973. Details and Specification forms may be obtained at the Local Improvement District Office at Pierceland or by call ing Regina at telephone number 523- 8641. extension 248.

A certified cneque made payable to the Department of Municipal Affairs in the amount of $1,100.00 must accompany each tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Each tender must be in a sealed envelope marked "Gravel Stockpiling March 2ist ana forwarded in a mailing envelope to: E. A. Walters.

Deputy Minister, Department of Municipal Affairs, Government Administration Building, REGINA, Saskatchewan S4S 0B1 3-19-c CANADA DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT INDIAN AFFAIRS BRANCH. SASKATOON DISTRICT TENDERS CONTRACT No. S.D. 4-73 Loading, Transporting and Unloading of 43 pre-built housing units. Various Indian Reserves, Saskatoon District.

Sealed tenders marked as to content addressed to District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division, Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Phoenix House. 230 20th Street East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan will be received up to 3:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) Friday, March 30, 1973. Tender documents can be obtained by General Contractors on the deposit of 325.0 in the form of a CERTIFIED CHEQUE payable to THE RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA after 1:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) Monday, March 12.

1973 from the District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division. Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development. Phoenix House. 230 20th Street East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

W. Walcer. ADistrict Supervisor, Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Phoenix House, 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 3-16-c-s TENDERS ST. THOMAS GYMNASIUM CLASSROOM ADDITION CARDINAL LEGER GYMNASIUM CLASSROOM ADDITION Tenders will be received by the undersigned up until 12:00 Noon C.S.T., Thursday.

April 5. 1573, for construction of additions to the St. Thomas and Cardinal Jaeger Schools. Plans, specifications, and tender forms may be obtained from the office of D. Stock and Partners Limited 615 2nd Avenue.

North. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, S7K 2C7, on deposit of $50.00. Tenders are to be accompanied by a bid bond or marked cheque in the amount stipulated In the specifications. Subtrades bids will be deposited with the Saskatoon Bid Depository not later than 2 p.m..

C.S.T., Tuesday, April 3, 1973. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mr G. T. Molloy.

Secretary-Treasurer, Board of Education, St. Paul's R.C.S.S.D, No. 20. 3-16-c WANTED MANAGER-DRIVER FOR Stranraer Co-op Association, bulk petroleum. Modern home.

Position available April 15th. Applications close April 1st. Contact Secretary. Box 62, Siranraer, Sask. 3-19-c MARRIED PERSON FOR MIXED farm.

Start April 15 to freeze-up. Going wages. Interview preferred. Wrile George Martens. Fiske Sask.

or phone 3774624. 3-24-c FRANCHISED DRY CLEANING PLANT MANAGER REQUIRED IN A MAJOR SASKATCHEWAN CITY We are looking for an ambitious married person who has experience in the dry cleaning trade to take over management duties of a well established dry cleaning and shirt laundry plant. Experience In this trade is an asset but not essential. Guaranteed salary with commission wll depend upon qualifications. Apply stating experience and qualifications.

All replies will be held in strict confidence. Box 1293X. Star-Phoenix. 3-19-C-s WANTED ALL AROUND PRINTER in weekly shop. circ.

3200. good sized modern town. Knowledge of Goss Cox O-Type an asset. Apply Box 1300X Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. 3-16 CLAIMS ADJUSTER Independent adjusting firm requires an adjuslor with at least 3 years claims experience.

Please send complete resume including salary expected to Box 198B Star-Phoenix. 3-16-c HELP WANTED FOR POTATO PACK-aglng plant, 30 to 40 hours per week. Wrile or apply in person to Sunny Sask. Vegetables, P.O. Box 40, Outlook.

Sask. 3-17-c LIGHT DUTIES FOR 2 Persons 17-19 Due to expansion, large Canadian firm has openings for two young persons who are interested in a career that pays above average, To qualify, applicants must be: (1) Free to travel Canada. c2 Single. 1 3 1 Ambitious and honest. 1 4 Willing to learn.

i5i Able to meet public. 161 Neat in appearance. (71 Grade 10 minimum. (8) Able to start immediately. Salary $300 a month plus bonuses and commissions to start with regular increases.

No experience necessary. Full training program and new car transportation supplied. Driver's licence helpful but not essential. For personal Interview send name, age, address, current photograph and phone number to Box 178B. Star-Phoenix.

First applicants given priority. 3-19-c GENERAL FOODS Is looking for cosmetic distributors and consultants in this area. Call for interview; Days, 242-6330; evenings. 653-5796. 3-10-c SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR RE-qulred by furniture manufacturer.

Apply In person only 224 Pacific Avenue. 3-20-c REQUIRED WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL for Plumbing and Heating Wholesale EXPERIENCE PREFERRED CONTACT: WAREHOUSE WESTERN SUPPLIES 23RD AND PACIFIC PHONE 652-5545 3-18-c AN AVON TERRITORY IS NOW OPEN in the University area. Would you like to call on Avon customers there? Call Mrs. J. Groat.

242-6296. 3-16-c-s PART TIME STENO-RECEPTIONIST needed immediately. Hours 11 a.m -5 p.m. daily. Monday-Friday.

Call New York Life Insurance. Bill Ford. 652-3541. 3-17-c EXPERIENCED HELP FOR MIXED farm. Start immediately.

653-4654 or write Box 69 Drake, phone 15R4. 3-20-c MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Must have Alberta Machinist or Millwright Certificate. Good Working Conditions. Excellent Benefits. Please Submit 'Applications Giving Complete Personal Data To: Swift Canadian Co.

Limited P.O. BOX 100 EDMONTON, ALBERTA 3-16-c EXPERIENCED BREAD and bun baker required immediately. Wages and benefits negotiable. 652-4745. 3-20-c CARETAKER MAINTENANCE PER-son required for Dorchester Towers.

Must have fireman papers. Apply to 304 Ave. Bldg. 3-19-c EXPERIENCED SALES clerk for automotive electrical wholesale. Lambert Electric Ltd.

3-21-c UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Saskatoon, Saskatchewan REQUIRES Experienced secretarial staff for Senior position. Must have Business College diploma. Apply in person to: MRS. P. BARNASON.

EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR, UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT, 3-16-c EXPERIENCED WA1TRESSESWA1T-ers needed immediately. $1.90 per lir. Apply Tisdale Esso Restaurant, Kindersley, Phone 463-4156. 3-28-c DRIVER FOR CARTAGE IN CITY, and furniture van local and long distance. Must be experienced In both fields.

Neat In appearance. Reply giving experience, marital status and salary expected please supply references if any. All replies strictly confidential. Write Box 222B. Star-Phoenix.

3-21-c Acreace. Acreage Industrial Acents Articles For Sale Articles Wanted Auto Repairs Accessories Autcs Trucks Wanted Autos For Sale Auto Truck Rentals 61 l-'B 25 20 73 72 7t 71A 14 Babysitting C. Propertie Births Bicycles Motorcycles Board Room Board Room Wanted Boats Accessories Business Opportunities Business Prof. Directory Buildings 56 57 28A 69 76 43A 5 24 A 7A Card of Thanks Coins Stamps Crematoriums Deaths 2 Detective Security -3 Domestic Help Wanted 13 Engagements 1A Farm Lands For Sale Farms Wanted Feed Seed Financial Forthcoming Marriages Funerals Funeral Directors Furnishings Furniture Rentals 58 59 35 66 IB 3 7 25A 25B 47 35A 34 12 Oarages Parking Gardening Garden Produce Help Wanted Hospital Personnel Hotels Motels Houses For Rent (Furnished) Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) Houses For Sale Houses Wanted 16 68 45 46 44 49 Investments 50 Instruction II NOTICES (inliiturdi NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of RUTH ESTELLA HELLSTRUM, late of the City of Sas-kaloon. in the Province of Saskatchewan, Housewife, 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 on or before the 6th day of APRIL, A.D. 1973. E. C.

BURL1NGHAM. Barrister and Solicitor. 1043 Slli Street East. SASKATOON, Saskatchewan. S7I1 OS'l Solicitor for the Executrix, Greta Catherine Hcllstrom 3-16-c-s DEATHS COX THE DEATH OF MR.

B. L. (Jack) Cox, age 76, occurred in a local hospital March 14th. The funeral service will be held March 17th at 2.00 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev.

E. L. Bishop. Surviving are: his wife. Jessie: and son.

Dr. Leonard Cox of Victoria, B.C.; and three sisters. Mrs. Ethel Morrison. Mrs, H.

(Cora) Wilken. of Yellowgrass, Mrs. Leo (LucUle) Rowley of EIrose. Floral donations gratefully declined. The family would appreciate donations to your favorite charity.

3-17-c DUNFIELD MR. II C. DUNF1ELD passed away in Meadow Lake Sunday, March after a lengthy illness. Bora 82 years ago at Heading-ley, Mail, he came to Meadow Lake in 1915 where the family ranched and homesteaded. In 1933 he established a heating business in the town.

He served on the School Board, the hospital board and was mayor from 1958 to 1960. Ho served from 1952 to 1956 in the Saskatchewan Legislature. He was an author of note having published several books and many articles. Surviving are his wife, Ariel, a son. Col.

James Dun-field. Camp Gagetown, N.B., a brother and 2 sisters. Funeral services will be held Wed. March 14 at 2:00 p.m. from Grace United Church with Rev.

Cyril Cutting officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Meadow Lake. For further information, phone Jackson's Funeral Home. 236-5501. 3-16-c McKEE THE DEATH OF HUGH James McKee, age 80 years, of As-quith.

occurred in Sunnyside Nursing Home on March 13th, 1973. The funeral service will be held on Friday, March 16th at 2 p.m. from Asquith Baptist Church conducted by Rev, S. H. Cassells.

McKague's mineral Home win De in cnarge. Surviving are: his loving wife Rosella; four daughters, Mrs. R. J. (Mona) Rousell, Mrs.

A. (Delia) Brooks and Mrs. M. (Verna) Sum-mach, all of Asquith and Miss Joyce McKee of Saskatoon; one son Malcolm McKee of Saskatoon; eighteen grandchildren and nineteen ereat-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Webster of Rocanville, Mrs.

Margaret Allan of Calgary and Mrs. Barbara Olson of Victoria, and one brother, William McKee of Brookdale, Man. Mr. McKee was pre. deceased by his wife Vera Helen on Nov.

17th, 1963. Mr. McKee was born In Brookdale, Manitoba and moved to Asquith in 1913 where he farmed from that time until retiring into the town of Asquilh in 1944. Mr. McKee made his home in Asquith except for the past three years which have been spent in the Sunnyside Nursing Home in Saskatoon.

He was an active member of the Asquith Baptist Church and had served as Superin-tendant of the Sunday School for 17 vears. He was a director of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and the Dairy Pool and active curler and active in all community affairs. The family would appreciate donations to the memorial fund of your choice. Interment will be made in the Asquith Cemetery. 3-16-c ROSS THE DEATH OF MRS.

Elizabeth M. Ross, age 77 years, of Lethbridge, Alberta, formerly of Saskatoon, occurred in Lethbridge on March 13th, 1973. Prayers will be offered in McKague's Funeral Home at 8.00 p.m. Friday evening. The funeral mass will be held on Saturday, March 17lh at 10.00 a.m.

from St. Paul's Cathedral. McKague's Funeral Home will be In charge. Surviving are: one daughter, Miss Betly Ross of Edmonton; one son, Cecil Ross of Lethbridge; three grandchildren. Timothy, David and Patricia; two sisters.

Mrs. Mamie Hughes, of Quebec City, and Miss Katie O'SuUlvan of Montreal; and one brother, Patrick Sullivan of Montreal. Mrs. Ross was predeceased by her husband. Harrison Leo Ross, on May 18th, 1963.

Mrs. Ross was born in Quebec City. She came to Saskatoon in 1919, and had resided here until moving to Lethbridge in September, 1972. Interment will be made in the family plot in the Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-16-c VOGAN THE PASSING OF MRS.

Katherlne Vogan. age 45 years of 504 20th Street, west, Saskatoon, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on March 12th, 1973. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, March 15th at 1.30 p.m. from St. Thomas Wesley United Church conducted by Rev.

C. McMurtrv. Park Funeral Chapel will be in charge. Surviving are: two sons. Leonard and Perry both of Saskatoon: three daughters, Mrs.

Marie Young, Mrs. Dorothy Kozak, and Mrs. Beverley Lamers, all of Saskatoon; also 12 grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Katheriue Driedger of Saskatoon; five brothers, Peter Driedger of Calgary, Neil Drledger, Dick Driedger, Carl Driedger, and John Driedger, all of Victoria, B.C.; seven sisters, Mrs. Mary Kroeker of Vistoria, B.C., Mrs.

Helen Fraser of Chilliwack, B.C.. Mrs. Annie Kroeker of Aylmcr, Mrs. Eva Wenzcl of Victoria, B.C., Mrs. Frieda Irvine.

Mrs. Elam Sawatsky and Mrs. Edna Redekopp, all of Saskatoon. Mrs. Vogan was predeceased by her husband, Perry, on July 20th, 1959.

A resident of Saskatoon for the past 31 years. Mrs. Vogan was born at Osier, Sask. and came to make her home in Saskatoon in 1942. For the past five years she had operated the NuWay Confectionery in Saskatoon.

Interment will be made In the Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-16-c neaaurs, bjz-wuii. tf SALES OPPORTUNITY Major national appliance company has an opening for a sales representative to cover northeastern Saskatchewan. Salary, commission and expenses. Excellent opportunity for advancement.

Please reply Box 216B, Star-Phoenix. 3-19-c MALE OR FEMALE SALES REPRE-senatives wanted. Must have car. No sales experience required. Phone 652-2174.

4V16-C CAREER OPPORTUNITY An opening soon for qualified applicant 25 or over. Should have college and sales background. Starting salary plus Incentives as earned. Upon completion of two years plus training period, qualified representatives who wish may go into management. In the last decade we have more than doubled Uie number of our sales offices, consequently, more than ever, we need persons with management ability.

We appreciate that this need will continue to grow. Equal opportunity employer, male and female. Call between 8 p.m. 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 373-0296.

S-17-C DEALERS AND AGENTS Required for the distribution of oil paintings. Contact Canadian Momie Galleries display in the Midtown Plaza until March 17. Small investment required. 3-19-c AGGRESSIVE SALES PERSON. Ex perience required.

Knowledge or aa-vertising preferred. Must have aula. Neat appearance. 632-0965. 3-19-c OUT OF TOWN AUTOMOTIVE JOB- ber requires one sales personnel, one counter sales personnel.

Experience required. All benefits including group insurance and pension plan. Apply in writing Box 1312X Star-Phoenix. (Our employees know about this ad.) 3-19-c HELP WANTED 12 WANTED BICYCLE MECHANIC. full time.

Inquire in writing to P.O. Box 651. Saskatoon. 3-17-c EXPERIENCED WAITERWAITRESS wanted. Lindy Restaurant, 374-l7o3.

3-20 WANTED: MARRIED PERSON FOR large dairv farm. Modern home available. Regular hours, too wages. Sparton Acres Box 220, Borden. 3-19-c MATURE PEOPLE FOR A PROFIT, able future with Vanda Beauty Counselor.

3744815. 382-0770. 3-19-c WANTED: MIDDLE AGED COUPLE for caretaker, gardner. handy person at country home, 40 miles from Calgary. Separate modernized home.

$350 per month, everything paid except food. Hourly wage for wife for assistance with housework. Box 1303X. Star-Phoenix. 3-19-c INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIANS Major potash mining and processing complex requires journeymen electricians and 3rd or 4th year apprentices.

Excellent fringe benefits and competitive wages. Mine Is located 35 miles south cast of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Apply to: R. S. HAGARTY APM OPERATORS LTD.

ALLAN. SASKATCHEWAN OR PHONE: 257-3312 (ALLAN) 3-19-c JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER TO GO into business for self. First Class motor mechanic, good tune-up person. Apply Black Gold, Box 88, Two Hills. Alberta.

3-19-c-s BY APRIL 1. YOUNG PERSON FOR mixed farm. Must have knowledge of livestock and modern farm machinery. Steady employment. Interested person may apply to Box 154.

central Butte, sasx. 3Jia-c MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND EN-gineering technician required immediately. Contact in writing. Brock-man Engineering P.O. Box 610.

Humboldt. Sask. 3-19-c WAITRESSWAITER REQUIRED AT Hotel Bessborough. Positions available for one person for morning shift and one person for evening shift in the coffee shop. Only experienced people will be considered.

Apply to Mr. Glass In the Harlequin Room after 5 p.m. 3-22-c BESSBOROUGH HOTEL REQUIRES qualified carpenter for immediate employment. Apply to J. Bodnarchuk Building Supervisor.

3-19-c TELLER-CLERK WITH TYPING AB-llity required by April 1, 1973. Duties will include teller work, filing and typing. Apply in writing, stating qualifications, experience and salary expected to: Morris Smysmilk, Accountant. STF Credit Union. P.O.

Box 1108, Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 3N3. 3-19-c WE REQUIRE AN ATTRACTIVE personable young person for general office work and sales in an outdoor recreation retail outlet. Applicant to meet and work with the general public. Send resume staling age, previous experience, etc.

to Olympian Sports P.O. Box 1981, Saskatoon. 3-20-c WANTED DOOR ASSISTANT. KITCH-en help and part-lime bartender. Apply Jack's Food House.

3-16-c EXPERIENCED MECHANICS Major potash mining and processing complex requires heavy duty mechanics, industrial mechanics and mill mechanics. Excellent fringe bentfits and competitive wages. iMne is located 35 miles south east of Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. Apply to: R.

S. HAGARTY APM OPERATORS LTD. ALLAN. SASKATCHEWAN OR PHONE: 257-3332 ALLAN 3-19-c BRICKLAYER. CEMENT FINISHER to work piece work.

Better than average pay. 242-2912, 3-19-c CARPENTER TO WORK PIECE work. Could be seml-relired. 242-2912. 3-18-c NURSE-RECEPTIONIST FOR Doctors clinic.

Grade 12 and typing necessary. Some experience preferred, but not essential. Apply Box 232B. Star-Phoenix. 3-19-c WANTED COOK FOR FULL TIME work.

Applicants should have some experience, but on the job training is provided. For appointments call 374-8088. Montrose Restaurant Ltd. 3-10-c WANTED: BARTENDER FOR COCK-tail lounge, part time evening work. Applicants should have experience in meeting or serving the public.

For appointment call 374-8088, Montrose Restaurant Ltd. 3-19-c PART-TIME OFFICE HELP REQUIR-ed. Invoicing and payroll experience preferred. Apply in person at S. S.

Kresge's. Midlown Pla2a. 3-19 MOTEL COMPLEX JASPER NA-tional park requires mature chamber, personnel Immediately year round employment, accommodation available. Box 88, Jasper, Alta. 3-19-c Lots Wanted 41 Lois For Sale 40 Machinery Repairs 30 Memorial Society Miscellaneous 29 Money to Loan 63 Monuments 9 Musical Instruments 26A Nursing Home Painlltw 21 A Personal 24 Pet Stock 37 Plumbing 22A Poultry Eggs 36 Real Estate 43 Resorts 27 Roofing Eavestroughs 22 Rooms Furnished 53 Rooms Unfurnished 54 Rooms (Furnished Unfurn.) 54A Rooms Wanted 55 Sales Personnel 11 Situations Wanted 15 Snowmobiles Accessories 70 A Stores Offices 6u Storage Space 38 Suites Furnished 51 Suites Unfurnished 5IA Suites (Furnished-Unfurn.) 51B Suites Wanted 52 Swap 31 Teachers Wanted 23 Towing 74 Trade Schools 12A Trades Professions 21 Trailers 70 TV Rentals 25C Warehouse Space 42 Weddings 1C FUNERALS HARROWER THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Jack C.

Harrowcr, who died on March 11th. 1973, was held from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Wednesday, March 14lh at 1.30 p.m., conducted by Rev. W. J. Phillips Rces.

Pallbearers were: Mervin Harrower, Bob Harrower, John Airey, Harold White. Tom Jones, Bud Freeborn. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-16-c LANDRIE THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Clement Landrie, who died on March 9th, 1973, was held from St. Francis Roman Catholic Church, on Wednesday, March 14th at 10.00 a.m., conducted by Rev.

Bob Pape. Pallbearers were: Clarence Trotchle, Jim Landrie, Sam Landrie, Joe Trotchie, Ferro Facca. Ben Lund- berg. Interment took place in Wood lawn Catholic Cemetery. Saskatoon funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

3-16-c QUAN THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Fong Quan, who died on March 11th was held from McKague's Funeral Home on Wednesday, March 14th at 3.30 p.m.. conducted by Rev. C. McMurtry. Pallbearers were: David Seto, Peter Quan, Guy Mack, Bob Chow, Hy Der.

Tommy Tse. Interment was made in the Chinese section of Woodlawn Cemetery. 3-16-c IN MEMORIAM FISHER IN LOVING MEMORY of a dear mother and grandmother, Clara Fisher, who passed away Mar. 15. 1971.

Today recalls sad memories, Of a dear mother gone to nest. And those who think of her today Are the ones who loved her best. Lovingly remembered by Betty, Pearl, Fern and families. 3-16-p BITTNER IN MEMORY OF MRS. Susie Bittner who passed away March 15, 1971.

What we would give if we could say. Hello. Grandma, in the same old way. To hear your voice, to see you smile. To sit and talk with you awhile.

So you who have a Grandma, cherish her with care, For you will never know the heartaches, 'Til you see her vacant chair. Lovingly remembered by Norman, Eileen, Rachelle, Michelle and Donald. M6-c POSTNIKOFF IN LOVING MEM-ory of William, beloved husband, father and grandfather, who passed away March 15th, 1966. So many things have happened. Since you've been called away, So many things to share with you.

Had you been left to stay. So many times we needed you. So many times we cried. If our love could have saved you, You never would have died. It broke our hearts to lose you.

But you did not go alone. For part of us went with you, The day God called you home. Always remembered and sadly missed by wife Elizabeth, children and grandchildren. 3-16-c OLESKIW IN LOVING MEMORY of dear wife and mother. Mrs.

Jean Oleskiw, who passed away March 14. 1967. We watched you suffer day by day And could not help In any way. But just stood bv and saw you Pass into the Saviour's arms at last. Lovingly remembered by her husband and family.

3-16-c THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convenience in making up your "In Memoriam." xtf CARD OF THANKS I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY sincere thanks to Doctors Columbia. Doig and Landa, Mrs. Bagnall, and staff of 4he Intensive Coronary Unit and also staff of 3rd West City Hospital. Special thanks to friends and relatives who visited and sent flowers and cards during my stay in the hospital. These acts of kindness were appreciated and will long be remembered.

Ella Remenda 3-16-c FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd No. Phone 244-2103 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M. McKague R. J.

McKague D. A. Newblgging Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. xlf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F.

DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th N. xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock Terry Mlchayluk Phone 653-3434 20th St. Ave.

N. xtf CREMATORIUMS 7a PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services Highway 11 South 242-78S4 Box 2061 xtf Memorial Society 8 MEMORIAL SOCIETY OF SASK. P.O. Box 1846, Saskatoon xtf LOST AND FOUND 10 FOUND: CHIHUAHUA DOG. OWNER can have same bv Identifying and paying for ad.

652-5001. 10-3-16-c LOST: FEBRUARY 22, NEW GREEN gold chair, still In box, 20th St. Auction Mart. Reward. 382-5743.

3-16-c LOST LEFT EAR HEARING AID, possibly between Dufferin Ave. and Broadway on 9th St. north side. 242-2130. 3-16-c LOST PAIR OF OCTAGON GOLD rim eye glasses Monday night at the Embers.

Please return to same. 3-10-c QUALIFIED MECHANIC FOR WHEEL alignment and general repairs. $4 per hour. Phone 466-3613, 9340 Connors Road. Edmonton, Alberta.

Glenn or Robyn. 3-20-c Auto Body Mechanics REQUIRED FOR EDMONTON, ALBERTA Leading Chrysler dealership has Immediate openings for Auto Body Mechanics and Apprentices (third or fourth year) to fill vacancies created by increased business and enlarged premises. Pleasant working conditions, top remuneration and fringe benefits. Write or phone t0' MR. NICK STRUCK TURNBULL MOTORS LTD.

9910 67 AVENUE EDMONTON, ALBERTA PHONE 403-435-8581 AFTER HOURS 403-477-8118 3-20-c WANTED EXPERIENCED MILL OPERATORS Sherritt Gordon requires Mill Operators for a new mill at Ruttan Lake in northern Manitoba. Applicants must have crusher or floatation operating experience. Preference will be given to personnel wilh experience in cupper or zinc milling procedures. RATES: $4.06 to $4.43 per hour plus five cents per hour cost of living bonus. Housing available In new town after waiting period.

Self and family covered by Manitoba Medi-Care, Prescription, Dental and Life Insurance Plans. Liberal vacation and allowances. Apply in writing giving phone number to: Employment Supervisor, Sherritt Gordon Mines Limited, Lynn Lake, Manitoba ROB 0W0 3-19-c DUE TO EXPANSION WE REQUIRE career orientated people for a large international company. Starting wages depend on qualifications, For information call 373-3919. 3-17-C FULLY EXPERIENCED PERSON FOR mixed farm.

Permanent. Phone 257-3752. Allan. 3-17-c INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS CIRCLE DR. 1ST NORTH SASKATOON, SASK.

HEAVY DUTY MECHANICS REQUIRED Top wages and excellent working conditions. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS INCLUDE: Saskatchewan hospitalization, drug plan, group life insurance, disability pay. PHONE SERVICE MANAGER NEALE GRIER 242-1251 M9-c SARAH COVENTRY HAS OPENINGS for full or part time people. Samples furnished, no delivery or collecting. Call 374-3318 373 0190.

m-3-22-C PART TIME AND FULL TIME driveway attendant. Apply Grasswood Park Esso 4 miles south on Highway 11. 373-1888 between 9-5. 3-16-c EXPERIENCED BUTTERMAKER Large, well established dairy processing company located in Burnaby. British Columbia, requires a fully qualified buttermaker, experienced in the operation of continuous equipment.

Union wages, adequate fringe benefits. Replies should include work history, age. marital status, education. Applicable training obtained and certificates held. Reply to Personnel P.O.

Box 9100, Vancouver 3. B.C. 3-19-c Experienced Hairdresser Midtown Plaza Beauty Salon. Call or see Chris. 652-3000.

tf EXPERIENCED FULL TIME AND weekend part time dining room waitresses-waiter wanted. Night shift only. Apply after 6 p.m. in person, Marigold Restaurant, 255 3rd south. tf Wanted Industrial Mechanics FOR UNDERGROUND WORK Immediate openings for experienced underground mechanics at mines in Lynn Lake, Manitoba area.

Preference will be given to qualified scooptram mechanics. Usual company benefits. Shift premium. Liberal vacations and allowances. Applv in writing giving phone number to: Employment Supervisor Sherritt Gordon Mines Limited Lynn Lake, Manitoba ROB 0W0 3-19-C PLENTY OF MONEY PLUS CASH bonuses and convention trips.

It's yours if you are a mature person in Saskatoon area. Regardless of experience, air mail T. G. Read. American Lubricants Box.

606. Daylon. Ohio 45401. 3-17-c Autobody Journeyman Guaranteed salary. Deluxe Paint Body Shop Ltd.

244-2933. tf PLANT SITE WORK: MECHANICAL and electrical engineers or inspectors. Phone 653-5344 3-16-c MANAGEMENT TRAINEES THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT TRAINEE POSITIONS WITH THE NORTHERN STORES DEPARTMENT. THESE POSITIONS OFFER ON-THE-JOB TRAINING IN ALL PHASES OF RETAIL MERCHANDISING AND THE PROMOTIONAL PROSPECTS ARE EXCELLENT. CANDIDATES MUST HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AND BE PREPARED TO RELOCATE IN ISOLTED NORTHERN COMMUNITIES.

PREVIOUS RETAIL EXPERIENCE IS NOT ESSENTIAL. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THESE OPPORTUNITIES, PLEASE CONTACT: K. A. Reine, Hudson's Bay House, 77 Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba TOKYO (Reuter) Japan will sound out West Germany and France on the possibility of arranging a "friendly float" to keep the yen at a certain level above their currencies, Japanese monetary officials said today. Six out of the nine Common Market countries have decided to float their currencies jointly against the U.S.

dollar, but the yen has already been floating since last month, achieving an effective revaluation of about 16 per cent against the dollar. The officials said it would not be realistic in view of Japan's large trade surplus if the yen, one of the world's strongest currencies, should drift lower than the market currencies when the foreign exchange markets reopen. Under the "friendly float" the Bank of Japan would intervene to keep the yen at a certain level above the mark and the franc through an understanding with West Germany and France, the officials said. Under a realignment of the world's major currencies in 1971, the differential between the revaluation of the yen and the mark was three per cent, but this time West Germany might ask for a larger margin between the two floating currencies, the officials said. TENDERS CANADA DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT INDIAN AFFAIRS BRANCH, SASKATOON DISTRICT TENDERS CONTRACT NO.

S.D. 3-73 Electrical Wiring of 47 New Houses and 44 House Additions. Various Indian Reserves, Saskatoon District. Sealed tenders, marked as to content, addressed to District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division, Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development, Phoenix House. 23 0 20th St.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. CC.S.T.) Monday. March 26. 1973. Tender documents can be obtained by General Contractors on the deposit of $25.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED CHEQUE payable to THE RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA, after 1:00 p.m.

(C.S.T.) Monday. March 5. 1973 from the District Construction Supervisor. Technical Services Division, Saskatoon District. Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development.

Phoenix House. 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Lowest on any tender not necessarily accepted. W. Walcer.

ADistrict Supervisor, Indian Affairs It Northern Development, Phoenix House, 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 3-19-c CANADA DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 4: NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT INDIAN AFFAIRS BRANCH, SASKATOON DISTRICT TENDERS CONTRACT NO. S.D. 9-73 Drywall Taping and Sanding of 47 New Houses. Various Indian Reserves, Saskatoon District.

Sealed tenders, marked as to content, addressed to District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division, Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Phoenix House, 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, will be received up to 3:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) Monday, March 28, 1973. Tender documents can be obtained by General Contractors on the deposit of $25.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED CHEQUE payable to THE RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA, after 1:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) Monday. March 5.

1973 from the District Construction Supervisor, Technical Services Division. Saskatoon District, Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development. Phoenix House. 230 20th Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. Walcer, ADistrict Supervisor, Indian Affairs Northern Development. Phoenix House. 230 20th Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

3-19-c PRINCE ALBERT COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL CONTRACT 102 Sealed tenders addressed to the Prince Albert Comprehensive High School Board, co the Project Manager, will be received at the office of the Project Manager, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, until 2:00 p.m., March 22, 1973. Plans, specifications. Instructions to bidders, form of contract and tender will be loaned to contractors on the deposit of a cerUfied cheque, made payable to the Project Manager, in the amount of $100.00 and may be obtained after March 6th. 1973. from the office of the Project Manager or any office of the Saskatchewan Bid Depository.

Deposits to be refunded upon return of the plans in good condition. Lowest, or any tender not necessarily accepted. Project Manager. Ranks Spronken Lamb McManus P.O. Box 1655, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

For further Information phone 306-764-1399 or 204-786-3333. 3-19-c TENDERS ADDITION ARBORF1ELD SCHOOL ARBORFIELD, SASKATCHEWAN Sealed tenders will be received up to p.m. Central Standard Time. Friday. March 30, 1973 at the office of the architect for the construction of the above work.

Each tender shall bo accompanied by a Certified Cheque or Bid Bond In the amount specified in the lions to Bidders. Forty-eight hour pre-closing of sub-trade tenders in accordance with the regulations of the Saskatchewan Bid Depository Incorporated, at the Saskatoon Branch is in effect. Drawings. Specifications, and Form of Tender may be obtained from the architect on deposit of $50.00 which amount will be refundable on receipt of a legitimate bid and return of drawings and specifications In good condition. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

W. J. Elliott Secretary Treasurer. Tisdale School Unit No. S3 Tisdale, Saskatchewan.

BLM ARCHITECTS Till Uth Avenue Saskatchewan. NOTICES Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development National and Historic Parks Branch Notice of Change of Development Proposal Due Date NOTICE is hereby given that the time for the reception of proposals for "Development Proposals for the Construction of 28 to 32 Garden Homes Banff Townsite. Banff National Park" due March 15. 1973 has been extended to 3:00 P.M. (MST).

March 29. 1973. H. ROBINSON DIRECTOR WESTERN REGION NATIONAL HISTORIC PARKS BRANCH. 3-16-c CANADA PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN SUBSTITUTIONAL SERVICE NOTICE IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH JUDICUL CENTRE OF MOOSOMIN BFTWFEN: RALPH HILL and JOYCE HILL of Red Jacket, in the Province of Saskatchewan, PLAINTIFF.

and LYNN WENZELL. of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, DEFENDANT. ELIZABETH THE SECOND, by the Grace of God. of the United Kingdom. Canada and Her oilier Realms and Territories.

Queen. Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith. To the above named defendant: LYNN WENZELL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the Plaintiffs have as a result of damages incurred in an automobile accident entered an action against you in the above named court for the recovery of the claim, a statement of which is filed in court and a copy thereof is being served on either your father or your mother, for recovery of the following amounts: (a) Special damages in the amount of $709.50. ib) General damages. (c) Costs.

(d) Such further and better relief as Counsel may advise and the Honourable Court may allow. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Honourable Court has ordered that the Writ of Summons herein, renewed by Judge Forbes, L.M.Q.B. until the 25th day of February, A.D. 1973 be renewed for a further period of six months from that date. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Honourable Court has ordered that the Plaintiffs be at liberty to serve a copy of the Renewal oraer and of the Statement of Claim and Writ of Summons herein upon the Defendant by personal service upon either the mother or the father of the said Defendant, and secondly by this publication In two issues of the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix of Saskatoon at a week's interval.

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Honourable Court further ordered that the Plaintiffs shall not note the Defendant for default until after the expiration of twenty days from the date of the service upon the mother or father of the said Defendant or of the publication of the last notice in the Star-Phoenix, whichever shall be the later, and that if you dispute the said claim either in whole or in part you do within this time cause to be entered for you. in the office of the local registrar of this court, for the judicial centre above named or in the office of the local registrar for such other judicial centre as you may elect in accordance with the provisions of Section 52 of The Queen's Bench Act, an appearance and within Six (6) days thereafter file with the local registrar for the judicial centre from whence the Writ Issued or. if you have given a notice for the transfer of the action In accordance with the provisions of said Section 52 of The Queen's Bench Act, then, in the office of the local registrar for the judicial centre at which you have entered your appearance, a statement of the grounds on which such dispute Is based. AND TAKE NOTICE that In default of your so doing, the Plaintiffs may proceea in saia action ana juagmem mav be given In your absence and without further notice to you. DATER this 28th day of February.

A.D. 1973. JOYCE L. BROWN Deputy Local Registrar. 3-U-c-s Henry B.

GrywachesH, of so Edbury Crescent. London, Ontario, will not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife, Diane Joan, In my name after this date, without my consent." H. B. Grywacheskl 3-19-c IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF KENNETH ROBERT BRAKEFIELD AND DIANA MAY KRAKEF1ELD OF THE CITY OF PRINCE ALBERT IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Kenneth Robert Brakefleld and Diana May Brakefield, of the City of Prince Albert.

In the Province of Saskatchewan made an Assignment on the 7lh day of March A.D. 1973. and that the First Meeting of Creditors will be held on the 22nd day of March A.D. 1073 at 1:45 o'clock in the afternoon at the Board Room, Department of Velerans Affairs. 5th Floor 101 22nd Street, East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Dated at Saskatoon. Saskatchewan this 9th day of March A.D. 1973. NORFOLK AND RETAILERS TRUST AND SAVINGS Trustee In the bankruptcy of Kenneth Robert Brakefield and Diana May Brakefield. bankrupt Retailers Trust Building, 3rd Avenue and 22nd Street, Saskatoon.

Saskatchewan. 3-16-c NEED A SECRETARY? Try HELP WANTED TENDERS THE ADDITIONS TO ST. GORETTI AND ST. PAUL SCHOOLS. SASKATOON, SASK.

Sealed Tenders for the above project will be received up to 12:00 Noon (C.S.T.) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. 1973 at the Separate School Board office. Drawings and SpecificaUons may be obtained at the office of the Architect on deposit of $50.00 recoverable upon return of same in good condition. Sub-Trades shall file their Tenders In accordance Willi the Saskatoon Bid Depository Regulations at their offices before 2:00 P.M. (C.S.T.) Monday, April 9.

1973, Tenders are to be accompanied by a bid bond or marked cheque for tert percent ilOTo) of the Tender price. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. OWNER: BOARD OF EDUCATION. ST PAUL'S R.C.S.S.D. NO.

20, Mr G. T. Molloy. Secretary-Treasurer. 247 1st Avenue, Norlh, SASKATOON, Sask.

ARCHITECT: TURHAN OKEREN. Architect. 302 Avenue Building, SASKATOON, Sask. 3-16-C-S BRITISH COLUMBIA Road building and asphalt paving contractor in the greater Vancouver area requires: Superintendents. Foremen, Grade-men.

Grader Operators, Paving Machine Operators, Screed Men, Asphalt Rollermen. Cement Finishers and Steel Form Setup Men for Curb and Gutter and Sidewalk Construction. See Gary Jorgenson at the Saskatchewan Hotel in Regina on Monday, March 19th between the hours of 9:00 a m. and 6.00 p.m. J-19 Classified Phone 653-2100 EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE Mon.

through Fri. 8:30 p.m. Saturdays 8:30 a.m. 12 Noon J-21-C 3-17-c.