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the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Thursday, February 13, 1973 TENDERS (Continued) DEATHS (Continued) SALES PERSONNEL (Conlluued) HI HELP WANTED (Continued) 12 Index to Classifications Woman enters guilty plea TROTTER In Victoria, B.C. on February 9 1 9 7 5, Mr. Moorson TheuphlHls Trotter aged 0 yrs of 1230 Balmoral Rd resident in Victoria for 7 years, formerly of Edmonton, Saskatoon and Montreal, He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. (June) Barry and 4 grandchildren of Calgary. He' served with the Royal Canadian Flying Corps in World War One.

Funeral service In McCall Bros. Chapel, Victoria, B.C. on Tuesdav. Feb. 11 at 11:00 a.m.

with the Rev. Cannon S. J. Wickens officiating, followed by cremation. 2 1-1-c fid.

Machinery Repairs 30 WE ARE LOOKING For a SALES MOTIVATED person Tu join our sales staff No experience necessary Car a necessity. INTERESTED? Contact Branch Managers: COLLEGE PARK; Vic Clark. 373-3033. MAIN OFFICE; Bobby Thomson, 244-0104. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR REQUIRED For town of Carlyle.

Population 1,100. A real progressive town at the gateway to beautiful Moose Mountain Provincial Park. Exceptional in education and recreational facilities. Applicants please stale age, experience, certificate if any, marital status, references and salary expected. Applicants tu be In the hands of the undersigned no later than 5 p.m..

Feb. 25 19i5. E. J. Brady, Mayor, Box 40, 2-17-c TENDERS AUDITION TO ROSTHERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Rosthern, Sask.

Sealed tenders wiU tie received up to 3 p.m. C.S.T. March 8, 1975 at the office of the Secretary-Treasurer, or the Architect, for the construction of an addition to the above school. Each tender will be accompanied by a Certified Cheque or Bid Bond In the amount specified in the Instruction tu Bidders, Forty-eight hour pre-closing of sub trade tenders in accordance with the Saskatchewan Bid Depository Regulations at the Saskatoon Bid Depository office Is in effect. This addilion is six classrooms with a total area of 7.300 square feet.

Drawings and specifications may be obtained from the Architect upon deposit of Fifty dollars (toll. ooi per set. which amount will be refunded upon receipt of a legitimate bid and return of the drawings and specifications in good condition. Drawings and specifications arc on dis document to Golf's Steak House. Two other persons charged with possession of forgery materials, and with break and enter at Golf's, will appear April for a preliminary hearing of the charges.

Mr. Parenteau and the two other Rien, James Sawyers and Clifford Thomas, are charged with paying for a meal at Golf's with a bad cheque for $93.80 about 10 p.m. Jan. 22. The three men and Ms.

Gerdiner are charged with breaking into the restaurant early the next morning. Police later recovered seven wallets which contained identification, and had been reported stolen. A Saskatoon woman pleaded guilty in magistrates court Wednesday to break, enter and theft at Golf's Steak House Jan. 23. Melody Gardiner, of 615 5th will be sentenced March 4.

A second charge against her, of possession of materials intended to be used to commit forgery, was dismissed. Patrick Parenteau, 23, of 615 5th pleaded guilty in an earlier court appearance to the break-in. He will be sentenced Feb. 18, and will make an election and plea on that date for other charges, including possession of materials intended to be used to commit forgery, five uttering cnarges, and uttering a forged Contract to Saskatoon firm NORTH BATTLEFORD -A Saskatoon contractor has won a $257,700 contract for an addition to St. Vital School in Battleford.

Miners Construction was low bidder, by $40,000 below N.B. chamber increases fees Acreage Industrial 91 Acreage (Rural) 61A Agents Aircraft 29A Antiques 24B A nicies For Salt 25 Articles wanted 26 Auto Repairs Accessories 73 Autos Trucks Wanted 72 Autos For Sale 71 Auto It Truck Rentals 71A Babvalttirig 14 Bands 4 Orchestras MB B.C. Propertie 62 Births 1 Bicycles Motorcycles 28 Board Room 56 Board Room Wanted 37 Boats 4 Accessories 28A Business Opportunities 69 Buildings 43A Cameras Photography 20A campers 4 trailers 'ua Camping Equipment 70C Card of Thanks 5 Coins Stamps 24A Crematoriums 7A MA Domestic Help Wanted 19 Engagement 1A Farm Lands For Sale Farm Machinery 4 Repairs Farms Wanted Feed ft Seed 98 31 35 financial 66 Floor Coverings 77A Forthcoming Marriages IB Funerals Funeral Director! 7 Furnishings 25 A Furniture Rentals 25B Garages Parking 47 Gardening 35A Garden Produce 34 Glas 21 Help Wanted 12 Hobbies 4 Crafts 18 Hospital Personnel 16 Hotels Motels Houses For Rent (Furnished) 45 Houses For Rent (Unfurnished) 46 Houses For Sale 44 Houses Wanted 49 NOTICES (Continued) IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF ARLETTE FRANCINE SlIvIARD OF THE CITY OF PRINCE ALBERT, IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Arlette Franclne Simard of the City of Prince Albert, in the Province of Saskatchewan made an Assignment In Bankruotcv on the 29th dav of Januarv A.D. 1975 and that the First Meeting of Creditors will be held1 on the 20th day of February A.D. 1975 at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon in the Board Room, 'Dept.

of Consumer and Corporate Affairs. 279-3rd Ave. North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. DATD at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan tills Uth day of February A.D. 1975.

NORFOLK AND RETAILERS TRUST AND SAVINGS COMPANY Trustee in the Bankruptcy of Arlette Francioe Simard Bankrupt, Retailers Trust Building 3rd Ave. 4 22nd St. East SASKATOON. Saskatchewan 2-14-c DEATHS BEAL -THE PASSING OF MISS Florence (Toots) Beal, age 60 years, of Grandira, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on February 9th, 1975. The funeral service will be held on Saturday.

February 15th at 2.00 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. S. Dingwall. Surviving are: five brothers.

Fred and Percival of the Graudora district and Waller and Geor3e, also of the Graudora district, and William, who lives at Christopher Lake; a sister. Mrs. U. (Pearli Burdess resides in Edmonton, Alberta. Miss Beal was predeceased by her father in 1940 and her mother in 195S and by a sister, i Gladys, in 1941.

A resident of Sask. all her life. Miss Beal was born at Graudora and had resided in the dis- trict all her life. She had worked for Dan Cameron ior the past 35 years. Interment will be made in the family i plot in the Woodlawn Cemelery.

Courtesy parking north oi the Chapel. 2-14-c 1 BEAVIS TIIE DEATH OF DOUGLAS Beans, age 74 ycaid, of 72 5 8lh North, occurred in a local nursing home on Wednesday. February 12th, 1975. The funeral service will be held on Saturday. Feb.

15lh at 1.30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Frank Meadows. Surviving are: his wife Katliryn; one sun, John: and one daughter, Annabel, both of Saskaloon; three granddaughters, Brenda, Shelley and Bonnie; also a brother, Mr. Max Beavis.

Vancouver. B.C. lie was predeceased by a brother, Ford Beavis in November, 1904. Mr. Beavis was born in Marysville.

Kansas. Coming irom South Dakota, to settle at Hahley. Sask. in 1906 he later moved to farm at Wiseton, Sask. Mr.

Beavis resided in bolh Saskatoon and Wiseton from 1946 until retiring to make his permanent home hi Saskatoon in 1902. He was member of the independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge at Wiseton and was a member of Dinston Masonic Lodge No. ,131 A.F. di A.M. Dinsmore.

Sask. Mr. Beavis had taken an active part in sports and sports organizations over the years. He had been a member of the Saskatoon Golf and Country Club and the Saskatoon Club. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

(Courtesy parking area south of the Chapel on 4lh Ave. at 25th Street). 2-14-c CRABBE THE PASSING OF MRS. Isabel Crabbe, age 82 years, of Sle. 1 614 6th Saskatoon, occurred in Edmunton on Feb, llth.

1975. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, Feb. 15th at 3.30 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, by Canon J. D.

F. Beallie. The family gratefully decline tloral tributes, memorial donations may be made to the Sask. Heart Fund, 708 Canada Building. Surviving are: one daughter.

Mrs. A. J. (Lillian) Daiiuig of Edmonton; three sisters. Mrs.

Irene Holben of Pinknjy, Michigan. U.S.A.. Mrs. Hazel Chaoman of Staten Island, New York, Mrs. Daisy McLean of Somerville U.S.A.

and one grandson, James Andrew. Mrs. Crabbe was predeceased by her husband, Benjamin Crabbe, Dec. 4th. 1068.

A resident of Saskaloon for the past 18 years. Mrs. Crabbe was bom al Halifax. Nova Scotia and came west to Sask. to Tate in 1914.

She later moved to Bladwopn. Sask. where she was married in and continued to reside in Bladworih until 1957 when she moved to Saskatoon wilh her husband where she had lived until her passln.t. Interment will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Courtesy parking nirth of the Chapel.

2-14-c EPP THE DEATH OF MR. JOHN Epp, age 76 years, of 222 Vancouver Ave. North, occurred ill a local hus-pital on Wednesday. February 12th, 1975. The funeral service will be held on Saturday.

i'eb. 15th al 2.00 p.m. from Weslgate Alliance Church, ihU'i Rusholme Road, conducted by Rev. A. Downey.

Surviving are: his loving wife, Elizabeth; one daughter, Mrs. R. Latimer (Angelinei. New Norway, Alberta; one son. Arnold.

Regina. 15 giaudchildren; and one great-grandchild; one brother, Isaac, living in Russia. The lale Mr. Epp was born in the Ukraine and came to Canada in 1926. He home-steaded at Fuirholme, and farmed there until retiring in 1964.

He had lived in Saskaloon since 1964, Mr. Epp was an active member of the Evangelical Mennonite Church at Fuirholme and of the West-gate Alliance Church in Saskaloon. Memorial donations to the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation. 70s Canada Building would be appreciated by the family. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel. 2-15-c 1 Investments 19 4 Instruction In Memorials Invesiment Properties insurance 50A 63A Listings Wanted 3D Livestock Accessories 33 Loans Wanted 64 Lost 4 Found 10 Lois Wanted 41 Lois For Sale 40 Lumber Supplies 77 Memorial Society Miscellaneous 29 Mobile Homes 70 Money to Loan (3 Monuments Moving Storage 76 Musical Instrument 28A Musical instruction 17 Nursing Homes Office Help Wanted 12A Painting 21A Personal 14 Pet slock 37 Plumbing Pmltfy 22A 36 43 27 7J 22 33 S4 54A S3 Real Estate Resorts Rental Service Roofing Eavestroughs Rooms Furnished Rooms Unfurnished Rooms (Furnished Unfurn.) Rooms Wanted Sales Personnel Skiing Equipment 70D Situations Wanted 15 Snowmobiles Accessories "OB Stores Offices storage space 38 Suites Furnished 51 Suites Unfurnished 51A urnished-Unfurn.) 51B suites Wanted 52 Swap 32 earners Wanted OS Towing 74 Trade Schools 12B Trades 4 Professions 21 Trucks for sale 74 TV Rentals 250 Warehouse Space 4t Weddings ic DEATHS iCoiilinuedi FAUCON THE DEATH OF CA-Tiiile Faucon. age 82 years, of 830 6th Street. Saskatoon, and a Ir.llrlitnr rrtuirtM.lt nf Saskatchewan, hi a Iocai hospital on February 10th, 197a. The funeral mass will be held on Friday, Feb.

14th at 10.00 a.m. from St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, con. dueled by Rev. A.

Shahun. Prayers will be said in the church on Thursday, Feb, 131h at 8.00 p.m. Surviving are: his -vife. Sadonie; a son, Bernard-of Meacham; two daughters, Mrs. Beverly Moss of Edmonton, and Mrs.

Angelme Misouri of Bruno; nine grandchildren: a sisler, Mrs. Julia Harriman of Saskatoon; two brothers, Jules and Henry live in British Columbia. Mr. Faucon was born in Hershies, Province of Hainaut Belgium, and came to the Meacham district in i905. He farmed In the district until his relirement.

For the past eight years he had made his home in Saskatoon. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. 2-14-c McCALLION Bernard Joseph tcCall-i 6 2 years. Born in Wishaw.

Lanarkshire, Scotland, moved- to Canada in 1928. He worked at Swilt Canadian Pacsers ill Moose Jaw from 1 9 2 9 to 1942 when he joined the C.P.R. as a constable. In 1953 he was transferred to Saskaloon wnere he was employed until his dealh. In 1638 he married Irene King of Saskatoon.

He is survived by his wife; brothers William in Vacouver, B.C. and Rev F'r. Edward in Taconia. sister Gertrude and Mary of Port Glenone County, Antrim, Northern Ireland and Rev. Sister Margaret of Belleville, three sons, Frank, Edward and Bernard.

Mr. McCallion was predeceased by his parents, an infant daughter in 1939 and brothers Michael, Frank and James, interment will be in the family plot in Moose Jaw. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. 2-14-p PAQUIN THE DEATH OF MRS. Barbara Paquin.

age 03 years, of 312 Ave. South. Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Tuesday. Feb. llth, 1975.

The funeral mass will be held on Saturday. Feb. 15th al 10.30 a.m. from St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, conducted by Very Rev.

P. Fourchalk, C.Ss.R. Prayers will be said at St. Marv's Church. Friday evening at 8.30 m.

Surviving are: her loving husband. Fred; five sisters, her twin sisler, Mrs. H. DeMong (Anna Mariei, Saskatoon. Mrs.

D. Conner (Eleanor), Chatham, Ontario. Mrs. J. Lieffers (Mildred), Cudworth, Mrs: R.

Bauman (Viola). Grande Prairie, Alberta and Mrs. O. Renneberg iDorothyi, Cudworth, iwo brothers. Freddie Wedewer and Henry Wedewer.

both of Cudworth. Sask. she was predeceased by her daughter. Yvonne in 1973. The late Mrs.

Paquin was born at Hum-boldt, Sask. and at the age of six vears moved v.iih her parents to Cudworth. Sask. She attended school and lived at Cudworth until 1944. Mrs.

Panuin moved to Saskatoon in 1944 and had lived here since that time. She was an active member of St. Marv's Church and of Hie C.W.L. of St. Mary's Church for many years.

Interment will take place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are in rare of Wastwood Funeral Chapel. 2-15-c POWER THE DEATH OF JOHN Power, age 73 years, of the Slier-brooke Community Centre. Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on February 12th. 1975.

The funeral service will be held on Friday February 141 at 1.30 p.m. from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. John Duff. Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs. G.

K. i Eleanor i Booth, and Miss Betty Power, both of Saskatoon: one son, J. R. (Bob) Power, of Saskatoon: five grandchildren; and one brother, Walter Power, of Victoria, B.C. Mr.

Power was predeceased by his wife. Eleanor, on Dec. 2nd, 1972. Mr Power was born in Edinburgh. Scotland.

He came to Canada and to Saskatoon in 1010 and was em-ploved wilh the Great West Saddlery Company. In 1935 he was Iranslerrcd to the Peace River district and worked there with the company until returning lo Saskatoon in 1939 as manager of the Saskatoon office. In he was transferred lo the Edmonton office, and worked there as the manager until 1958 when he retired from the Great West Saddlery, and purchased a business in Milden. Sask. Mr Power operated the Power Grocery and Meat Store in Milden until retiring and moving into Saskatoon lo make his home in 1972.

He was a member of the Imperial Lodge No. 60 A.F. 4 A.M.. and a 32nd Degree Scottish Rile Mason. Saskatoon I odie of Perfection.

Interment will be made in the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, finest narking directly south of Funeral Home. 3rd and 20th Street. 2-14-e SCHONHEITER THE DEATH OF Alexander Schonheiter age 59 years, of Macklin. Saskatchewan, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on February loth, 1975. Thefuneral mass will be held on Friday.

Feb. 14th at 3:30 p.m. from SI. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Prayers will De saia on Thursday.

Feb. 1.1th at 8.00 p.m. In I the Chapel of Saskaloon Funeral Home. Surviving are: seven sisters. Mrs.

Madeline Brost of Uoydminster. Alberta. Mrs. Barney i Elizabeth) Haakonson of Lacombe, Alberta. Mrs.

Rose Suek of Ot'awa. Mrs. Emily Sieben of Saskatoon. Mrs. Annie Ran of Daysland Mrs.

Caroline Buchholz of Saskaloon. and Mrs. Mary Bowes of Macklin; four brothers, Adam nf Lacombe. John of Macklin. Joe of I.loydminsler and Peter of Macklin.

He was preiecensed by his mother, in 1968 and by his father in 1971. Mr. Schonheiter was 'bom at Primate. Saskatchewan and fanned there until his retirement when he moved to make his home in Macklin. He was a member of the Macklin R'iyal Canadian I erinn.

Branch No. 252. Interment W'l! take place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. 2-14-c FUNERALS IRELAND THE FUNERAL SER-vlce of Lena A. Ireland, who died on February Mh, 1975: was held from Lulheran Sunset Home Chapel on Wednesday, Feb.

12lh at 1.30 p.m. conducted by Rev. E. L. Bishop, Rev.

G. Grant. Pallbearers were: Gordon McMasier, Douglas Richards. Del Richards, Casey Winks, Fraser McMillan, Merv Harrison. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Saskatoon Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. 2-14-c JELLINEK The funeral service of Eleanor Jellinek was held from the Aylshain United Church Friday, Feb. 7, 1975 at 3:30 p.m., conducted by the Rev. Susan, Thompson. A special tribute was given by the Rlverdale Re-bekahs.

Pallbearers were Jim Anderson, Carl Anderson, Kric Anderson, Allister Montgomery, Jack Thirkettle, and Len MacFarlnne. Honorary pallbearers were Les Phillips. J. D. MacFarlane, Martin Smet-ka.

Bud Grey, and Frank Nymon. In-ferment took place in Aylshnm cemetery. A buffet supper for relatives and friends was held at the home of Marie Sweet and was prepared and served by the Rebekahs. 2-14-c JOHNSTON THE FUNERAL SERV-ice of Mr. Wilfred Leonard Johnston who died on February 9th was held from Park Funeral Chapel on February 12th at 2 p.m.

conducted by Archdeacon H. W. Brandrick. Honorary pallbearers were Bruce Emigh, Herb Butler, Hub Braithwaile. Howie Fulford, Ernie Gabert, Jack Reynolds, George Bateman.

Active pallbearers were Joe Hammill, Tom Wailing. Cy Lazonby. Wally Mayers, Alois Fast-huber, Ian Reid. Legion Rites were conducted by Comrade Bill Jack of the Saskatoon Branch of the Can adian Legion No. 63, Interment was made in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemelery.

2-14-c KUZMA THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs. Alison J. Kuzma who died on February 9th was held from Mc-K ague's Funeral Home on Wednesday. February 12th at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev.

Wes Ashwin. Pallbearers were Scott Baillie. Wally Warren, Bruce Waring, Mike Waring, Tom Dyck. Scott Cone. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery.

2-14-c MacSORLEY THE FUNERAL SER-vice of Clarence Melvin (Billi Mac-Sorley who died on February 10th was held from McKague's Funeral Home on Wednesday. February 12th at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Stewart Dingwall. Pallbearers were Al MacSorley, Mel MacSorley, Bob MacSorley.

George Wriirht. Harold Moore. Lloyd Johnson. Interment I was made in the Eagle Creek Cemetery. 2-14-c IN MEMORIAM 4 MACKIE IN loving memory of Alexander Mackie, husband, father and grandfather who passed away February 13.

1971. Loves grealest gift-Remembrance. Wife, Vivian, son. Jim. daughters, Audrey, Betty, and their families.

2-14-c McMURTRY IN loving memory of a dear husband and father iDavid) who passed away Feb. 14, 1944. His charming ways and snuling face Are a pleasure to recall. He had a kindly word for each. And died beloved by all.

Lovingly remembered by his wife, Martha, and family. 2-13-p THE STAR-PHOENIX HAS A SUPPLY of verses for your convience in making up your "In Memoriam." tf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Jack M. Binkley Donald Somers 311 3rd No. Phone 2H-2103 xlf SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F.

DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4th McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME McKague R. J. McKague D. A.

Newbiggmg Phone 242-3131 300 3rd S. xtf WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdock 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 SALES PERSONNEL 11 INQUIRE TODAY about an exciting.in-teresting, financially rewarding real estate career, with Lilly Agencies Ltd. Call Mrs. Ella Miller 652-4106 for a personal interview, tf OPPORTUNITY For a career sales opportunity with an internalional organization in the immediate area. Derive 60 of your income from established accounts. Attend two weeks of sales training in Calgary, expenses paid.

To set up personal interview write Box 543 Star-Phoenix. 2-17-c SALES SERVICE Large international company requires young aggressive person to cover protected territory as sales and service representative. No experience needed. Full salary while training. Advance-m unlimited.

Only permanent career-minded need apply. Call Mr. W. Tennvson 244-1501. 2-14-c-s MUTUAL OF OMAHA I in need of your help to contact our group leads.

You will require a car and be over 21. A very good income can be made. 343-1636 2-20-c LEADS UNLIMITED Experience Sales Men and Sales Women enjoy talking to farmers and rangers. We have farmers and rangers walling for you. Yuu must be neat and reliable, have good transportation and be willing to travel.

This is not insurance, books or cookware. if you're Interested In earning S20.000 or more phone for appointment. 373-3252. 204-C WANTED SALES personnel by large-Interprovincial carrier to cover Saskatoon and area. All company bene, fits, salary negotiable.

Send complete resume to ijox 58C Star-Phoenix. 2-17-c SALES PERSON Required for farm Implement manufacturer. Must have previous experience. Applv at R. Bussiere Sons.

Rockoma-tlc Vonda, Sask. 2-14-c WELDER AND Mechanic for heavy-duty construction equipment. Apply Brodsky Construction 202 Edson St. Saskatoon or phone 244-0197. tt i8wWli TvTslm truck fr city delivery.

Bondable. 653-0932. 2-19-c MECHANICS WANTED, Journeymen and 3rd and 4th year persuns needed Immediately. Good working conditions and benefits. Contact Sieve Solar, 082-2548, Coyie Chev.

Olds, Humboldt. 2-19-c EXPERIENCED DIESEL TRUCK mechanic requried. Phone 653-3355. 2-19-c SUPERVISOR OF HOTEL MAIDS Large first class Hotel requires part-time supervisor, weekends and more. Applicants must be mature and have experience.

Position can be negotiated to be more than part lime. Apply in confidence to Box 62C Star Phoenix. 2-19-c EXPERIENCED COOK TorMnhTshitt. Apply in person mornings. Cyrils Steak Inn, 1031 ldvlwyld North.

Mti-c NIGHT CLEANER Required immediately for downtown ofiice building. Duties lo include janito rial work from 11:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. 5 day week. Must have valid Sask.

fireman's certificate. Apply stating experience to Box BSC Star-Phoenix. 2-17-c PROFESSIONAL" TRAINING to fill job opporlunities in service station industry. 244-2083 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 2-26-c If you have a car and want a real good opportunity and future, call 382-6206 for appointment up till 6 p.m.

2-is-c ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMAN Permanent position is available for an electrical draftsman for commercial and industrial related projects. Salary will be commensurate with experience. Apply in writing stating qualifications, experience and references to Saskinont Engineering Company Limited, 810-1867 Hamilton Street, Regina, Sask. S4P 2C2. 2-17-c HAIRDRESSER REQUIRED immediately.

Wages plus commission. Write Box 323, Rosetown, Sask. 2-18-c COUNTER PERSON REQUIRED immediately by automotive jobber. Some experience preferred. Apply in writ-ing to Box 65 Star-Phoenix.

2-17-c Young Person Required To learn office equipment repair. Applicants should have Grade 12 education, possess mechanical ability. Have neat appearance and be able to meet the public. A car is essential. Call 244-1571 for appointment.

OLIVETTI CANADA 1.1 MUTED 619 2nd Avenue N. SASKATOON, Sask. 2-20-C COOK WANTED for licensed dining room or will consider leasing dining room facilities to proper party. Ideal family arrangements. Wrrite Box 175.

or phone 228-2891 or 228-3438. 2-14-c APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned for the position of Assistant to the Town Administratrix for the Town of Wil-kie. Applicants to state age, marital status, qualifications, experience if any, references and salary expected. Applications to close February 14, 1975. (Mrs.) Norma V.

Docketi Town Administratrix P.O. Box 580 Sask 2-15-c Experienced Waitress'er Wanted. Please applv in person to Jimmy's Cafe, 1 2 2nd Ave. N. 2-18-c WANTED SHORT Order Cook.

Will train. Apply Old Country Fish and Chip Shop, 263 2nd Ave. South. 2-15-c ZELLER'S LTD. Require a Pharmacist for relief work Saturday and during vacation periods.

Contact personnel office for interview. 374-7771. 2-17-C CARETAKER Handyperson with niin. 4th class papers for high-rise block. Must live in.

Spouse could do cleaning if des-i Apply Box 55C Star-Phoenix. TF LOCAL HOME for aged has opening for persons, 25 to 45 -to I rain on the job, part or full time in ladles care sec-t i Apply Box 41C, Star Phoenix. COOKS WAITRESSES, F.RS WANTED, full and part time. Apply in person Husky House Restaurant 2035 ldvlwyld Drive. North.

2-20-c RUCKS WANTED. Saskatchewan Forest Products Corp. Big River. Require trucks to haul 50 ft. logs from logging camp to Big River mill yard.

These trucks will also be required to haul 50 ft. pulp logs to the Prince Albert pulp mill. Conlact Norman Thibeault 409-2133 or 409-2275. Neil Otte 469-2133 or 469-2276, Big River. 2-15-c REQUIRED tMMEDIATELY Wheel Alignment Technician for large tire in a fast grownig community.

Excellent opportunity. For further Siformation write: SEPT TIRE LTD. 239 NORTH RAILWAY ST. S. MEDICINE HAT ALBERT T1A OR PHONE (403) 527-U57 2-15-c MATURE.

RELIABLE person for institutional cleaning on campus. Capable of working without supervision. 343-5217. between 9 and 11 a.m. for interview 2-20-c FULL-TIME dining-room waitress er.

Apply In person. Judy Johnston. Imperial Room. King George Hotel. 2-20-e BOYS AND GIRLS FREE TO TRAVEL Large Canadian firm has opening for young men and women to assist circulation manager travelling throughout Saskatchewan.

Alberta. B.C. and return. Must be Neat in appearance and enjoy meeting the people. Successful applicant will receive $(100 monthly, plus commission and bonuses.

Full training program provided plus transportation supplied. Apply to Miss Roberta Ferguson, Thurs. Feb. 13 and Friday Feb. 14 at the Executive Hotel parents welcome at interview.

No phone calls please. 2-15-c OPENING FULL or part time, with Canada's leading Jewelery company, free training. Samples furnished, excellent earnings. No collecting or delivery. Opportunity for advancement.

Call 382-1819. 2-18-c the only bid received in an abortive tender call last year, for the project involving two classrooriis, a library and a junior gymnasium. Tentative completion date is this September. its manager is now $40, up $15, with $3 more for each employee, and $5 each for professional staff. Tile chamber showed a 1974 operating surplus of $3,300, the audited financial statement has verified.

TENDERS (Continued) CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION PROPOSAL Housing Craik F.P.I SEALED PROPOSALS, marked as to content and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 2:00 P.M. Regina City Time, Thursday, March 6, for the design and construction of 10 senior citizens housing units, site works and services, sponsored by the Federal Government, the Province of Saskatchewan, and the Town of Craik. Site plans, specifications and Forms of Proposal required can be obtained by prime contractors at the address shown below, and are available for inspection at Regina. Moose Jaw, and Saskatoon Construction Associations, at the Town Hall in Craik, and at C.M.H.C. offices at Regina and Saskatoon.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a 10Li Bid Bond, or by a smurity deposit of 10 of the proposal where the proposal does not exceed plus of the amount by which the proposal exceeds $250,000. The maximum amount of security uep-osit required with any one proposal is SUO.OOO. Such security deposit shall be retained by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation to ensure due performance of the contract. Canada Bonds will be accepted as security deposit. All cheques must be made payaole to the order of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

The lowest or ny proposal not necessarily accepted. R. G. McAllister, Manager, Central Mortgage it Housing Corporation, 2111 14th Avenue, P.O. Box 1188.

REGINA, Saskatchewan S4P 3BS 217-c TENDERS ADDITION TO WARMAN SCHOOL Warman, Sask. Sealed tenders will be received up to 3 p.m. C.S.T. March 12, 1975. at the office i Architect, for the construction of an or tne ftecreiary-rreasoier.

or me i addition to the above school. Each tender shall be accompanied by a Certified Cheque or Bid Bond the amount specified in the Instructions to Bidders. Forty-eight hour pre-closing of sub trade tenders in accordance with the Saskatchewan Bid Depository Regulations at the Saskatoon Bid Deposilory office Is In effect. This addition Is eight classrooms, plus laboratories, plus shop ana gymnasium-auditorium. Total area of addition, 26.700 square let, Drawings ind specifications mav be obtained from the Architect upon deposit of Sixty-five dollars iltij.OOi per set.

which amount will be refunded upon receipt of a legitimate bid and return of the drawings and specifications in good condition. Drawings and specifications are on display at the offices of the Regina and Saskatoon Con'tructinn Associations, Southam Building Reports. Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. B.

T. Arling, Architect. 434 Adelaide Street Saskaloon, Sask. S7J 0J1 E. W.

Groshong, Secretary-Treasurer Roslhern School Unit No. 49, Rosthern. Sask. S0K 3R0 2-15-c TENDERS CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to content and addressed io the undersigned will be received up to p.m., C.S.. Thursday, March 6.

1975 for the construction of 24 units for senior citizens at Waldheim. Sas-I kalchewan, sponsored by llie Federal Government. Province of Saskatchewan and the Town of Plans and i I KOYL AGENCIES tr YOU have sales ability? We have opporunily, repeat sales, pleasant work, advancement. For interview send your qualifications to Box 59 Star Phoenix. 2-15-c SALES PERSON required for photographic equipment store.

Experience an asset. Phone 244-5995 mornings. I-15-c There Must Be Something Better There Is: There is nothing like initiative, imagination and personal integrity to make a sales career more satisfying, rewarding just add the only service of it's kind In Canada. Then support it with a successlul training program and marketing applications that have been working for over 26 years. If you are searching for new horizons, come and take a look at our operation, You may have what we need.

Phune Mr. Sawchuk at 653-0121. 2-14-c HELP WANTED 12 OASJS POOL ATTENDANT part time positions available immediately. Applicants must be over IS yrs of age and mlure. Experience preferred.

Apply in person to Ms. Susan Sullivan, Sheraton Cavalier Motor Inn. 2-17-c MUSIC CONSULTANT The Music Department of the Saskatchewan Indian Cultural College mv-i applications for the position of Music Consultant. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Music Consultant will be expected to assume a leadership role in the areas of: 1 conducting research into the form and structure of traditional Indian music; 2i formulate a methodology for teaching both contemporary Euro-Canadian music and the traditional Indian music to Indian students: 3 i assist in the development of a school of music; and 4) perform any other duties which may be assigned by the employer. QUALIFICATIONS: The candidate should possess the following qualities: 1 i a Master's Degree in Music Is preferred; 2 substanlial experience In the areas of band, choral and arranging; 3) the ability to work with contemporaries in other post-secondary institutions; 4) a proven ability in the areas of written and oral communication; 5) an acceptable level of fluency in an Indian language; and 6 a willingness to work with and take direction from the Indian people of Saskatchewan.

SALARY: Commensurate with qualifications and experience. Applications and request for further information should be addressed to: Mr. Winston Wuttunee Music Co-ordinator Saskatchewan Indian Cultural College Box 3085 1402 Quebec Ave. Saskatoon, Sask, S7K 3S9 2-14-c- FULLY EXPERIENCED farm. 242-3571.

person for 2-20-c VERSATILE LEAD guitarist or drummer wanted. 382-6425 2-14-c FULL AND PART TIME TAXI CAB duvers. MaleFemale. 244-6144. xtf MANAGER BEVERAGE ROOM Efficient capable individual able to assume responsibilities.

Good working conditions and wages, Apply in confidence to: BOX 50C STAR-PHOENIX 2-15-c ELMWOOD RESIDENCE LTD. requires a mature person for the position of maintenance person for Kinsmen Eliiittood Lodge and its group homes. The succesful applicant must be able work with the mentally retarded and have a good practical knowledge of repair work and maintenance. Re-ply in writing with references to; Excutive Director, Elmwood Residence Ltd. 2012 Arlington Ave.

S7J 2H5. 2-14-c JOURNEYMAN BODYMAN. or 1 or 2 apprentice! with 1 or more years experience. Jaurneymans rate, 50e'e, apprentice of flat rate. Start immediately.

Pop. 10.000. only 3 other bodyshops operating. Burder City Autobody. 825-2616 ask for Gerald.

3-4-c AUTO BODY repair with four or more years experience. Contact Len at Deluxe Paint and Body Shop Limited. 210 Ave. North tf CITY DISPATCHER required for local transportation firm, experience an asset but not essential. Phone 653-3355.

2-14-c $600 PLUS AUTOMOTIVE STORE AND SELF SERVE GAS BAR REQUIRES PERSON TO TRAIN FOR MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES PREVIOUS 'RETAIL-OR SERVICE STATION EXPERIENCE AN ASSET. CONTACT THE MANAGER: 244-4727. 2-17-c EXPERIENCED TRAILER mechanic and body repair person required. Phone 242-1265. 2-14 TAVERN WAITER Waitress required at Bessborough Hotel.

Pay $2.76 hour. Apply to J. Stonsciiuk from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 2-18-c Applications are invited for an operator for a Caterpillar Model 627B Tandem powered scraper for the r975 road construction season. Applicants to state age. marital status, previous experience and wages expected.

Applications to be in by March 3rd, 1975. Apply to: R.M. of Lacadena No. 28, Lacadena, Sask. SOL 1V0 Telephone 574-4753.

2-15-c PERMANENT FULL time live in staff position for girls group home for 16-19 year olds, starting salary $475 per month plus room and board, previous experience working with adolescents or two years University required. Minimum age 21, starting Feb. 15, Apply in writing to 1020 8th ST. E. Saskatoon.

2-18-c PHftTO TYPE setting keyboard operator required. Good typing capability an asset. 652-1511. 2-19-c Metropolitan Investigation And Security (Canada) Ltd. SECURITY GUARD NORTH BATTLEFORD -The first fee increase in eight years has been authorized by members of the Chamber of Commerce, bringing them into line with other chambers in Saskatchewan.

Basic fee or a business and RATES Star-Phoenix Classified Ad Rates: Ten Cents Per Word Per Day Sit Consecutive Insertions for llie Price of Five Minimum Count 12 Words Minimum Daily Charge $1.20 Classified Display is charged at $5.04 per single column inch. Where 11) point or large type is desired by the advertiser for the com plete advertisement the rale per word is 2Uc per day. Minimum count 12 words, minimum daily charge S2.40. Figures in grouos uf five or less, dollar marks, initial letters, elc. count as one vord.

Where one line is bet 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 96c per day fur tiie lu point line. Where the use of a box numoer is desired, count as four words extra. City oi rural Star-Phoenix box Numbers please add S2.00 extra lo ov-'r cost of handling and postage. While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible, accept no liability in respect of loss or damage alleged to rise through either failure or delay in forwarding such replies howevei caused, whether by negligence or otherwise. City advertisers musi-pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office.

The Star-Phoenix assumes no responsibility for error after the first insertion. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Semi-Displays Accepted 8:50 a.m. to 12 noon daily Monday to Friday for publication following day (except holidays). TELEPHONE HOURS: Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

for following day's publication. Word Ads Accepted Word ads will be accepted by telephone to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday 8.30 a m. to 12 noon for next day publication.

Continues, cancellations, corrections will be accepted to p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:30 a.m. lo 12 noon Saturday for next day's publication. On days when the business office Is closed. Word Ads for publication in our next issue may be left in the box In the next issue may De leri in me oim hi front vestibule of tiie Siur-Phoenlx of- I floe.

Please be sure to leave your name, address, phonetiumber and number of insertions desired. NOTICES Death and Funeral Notices M.OO for first 125 words. Each additional word, 10c. Births. Marriages, In Memoriums, Engagements.

Cards of Thanks $3.50 first 50 words. Each additional word 10c per word. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE I TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday, WEDNESDAY 12:00 neon for Friday. THURSDAY 12:00 noon for Saturday. FRIDAY 12:00 noon for Monday, FRIDAY 3:00 p.m.

for Tuesday and Wednesday publication. All of the above times on a "copy In hand allow time for copy pick-up and preparation. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 75 cents per week collec'ed MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN SASKATCHEWAN 1 year J45.00 6 months $24.50 3 months $13 30 I month duo Sat. only $10.00 per yr. To All Other Provinces in Canada 1 year $50.00 month Sat.

only per year U.S.A. and Foreign 1 year 1 nionlh Sat. only per year i $13.50 $35 no 7.00 $16.00 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAYS CLASSIFIED AD PHONE 653-2100 TENDERS TENDERS ADDITION TO PRINCE PHILIP SCHOOL Hague, Sask. 1 I I I play at the offices of the Regina and sasnaioou construction Associations, Southam Building Reports, Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender uot necessar ily accepted.

B. T. Arllng Architect. 434 Adelaide Street Saskatoon, Sask, S7J UJ1 E. W.

Groshong Secretary-Treasurer Roalhern School Unit No. 49, Rosthern. Sask. SDK 3R0 2-15-e CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION PROPOSAL Housing Montmartre F.P. 1 SEALED PROPOSALS, plainly marked as to content and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 2:00 P.M.

Regina City Time, Thursday, March 6. 1975. for the design and construction of 12 senior cituens housing units, sponsored by the Federal Government, the Province of Sas-katchewan and the Town of Montmartre. Site plans, specifications and Forms of Proposal required can be obtained by prime contractors at the address shown below, and are availaole for inspection at Regina. Moose Jaw and Saskatoon Construction Associations, at tiie Town Hall in Montmartre, and at C.M.H.C.

offices at Hegiua and Saskatoon, Each proposal must be accompanied by a 10 Bid Bond, or by a security deposit of W'l of the prop-o a 1 where the proposal does not exceed $250,000, plus 5 of the amount by which the proposal exceeds The maximum amount of security deposit required with any one proposal is o. fcacn security deposit shall be retained by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation to ensure due performance of the con- tract. Canada Bonds will be accepted as security deposit. All cheques must be made payable to the order of Cent- ral Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The lowest or any proposal not necessarily accepted.

R. G. McAllister, Manager, Central Mortgage 4 Housing Corporation, 2111 14th Avenue, P.O. Box 11S6 Regina. Saskatchewan S4P 3B6 I 2-17-c TENDERS TOWN OF MEADOW LAKE MEADOW LAKE, SASKATCHEWAN Sealed Tenders are invited from Contractors for the Construction of Sewers, Storm Sewers, Water-mains, and Building Services in the Town of Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan.

Tenders will be received at the address below, up to 8:00 m. Daylight Saving Time on the Twenty-fourth day of February, 1975. The work includes: water distribution mains 9.500 ft. sanitary sewer mains 10.500 ft. storm sewer mains 12" to 30" diameter 8,100 ft.

building services 1,400 ft. Bona fide General Contractors nay obtain contract documents from the Consulting Engineers at 920 Avord Towers. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, fur a deposit of Twenty-five i $25.00 1 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 contract documents.

Eacn tender must be on the form provided and be accompanied by a cer- tifjcd cheque ur Did bond in amount of Te Percem no of the tendered amount. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all tenders and will not necessarily accept the lowest tender. Town of Meadow Lake Town Office Aleadow Lake. Saskatchewan S0M IV0 co Underwood McLellan Jt Associates Ltd. 2-14-c NOTICES RE: APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO SELL LIQUOR IN A DINING ROOM (under the provision of The Liquor Licensing Act) Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to apply to the Liquor Licensing Commission for a licence to sell liquor in premises known as Boston Pizza at 227-2nd Ave.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan of which the following is a correct legal description: Lot Twenty Seven (27. Block One Hundred and Forty-seven, 147i, Plan Q2, 227-2nd Avenue South. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. Dated at Saskatoon.

Saskatchewan, this 4th day of February, 1975. 2-14-c-s ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SASKATCHEWAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, SASKATOON BRANCH, WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1975. AT 8:00 P.M.

IN THE AUDITORIUM OF THE DAIRY POOL AT 501 23RD STREET WEST. ANNUAL REPORTS WILL BE GIVEN INCLUDING A PROGRESS REPORT ON PLANS FOR THE EXTENSION TO THE SHELTER FACILITY. EVERYONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. 2-14-c IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCP OF JEAN CLAUDE SIMARD OF THE CITY OF PRINCE ALBERT, IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jean Claude Simard, of the City of Prince Albert, in the Province of Saskatchewan made an Assignment in Bankruptcy on the 29th day of January A.D: 1975 and that the First Meeting of Creditors will be held on the 20th day of February A.D. 1975 at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon In the Board Loom, Dept.

of Consumer and Corporate Affairs. 279-Srd Ave. North. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. DATED at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan this llth day of February A.D.

1975. NORFOLK iND RETAILERS TRUST AND SAVINGS COMPANY Trustee in the Bankruptcy of Jean Claude Simard. Bankrupt. Retailers Trust Building 3rd Ave. 4 22nd St.

East SASKATOON. Saskatchewan 2-14-c SOMETHING QLD TELEPHONE 1 Scaled tenders will be received up to 3 p.m. C.S.T. Feb, 28, 1975 at the office of the Secretary-Treasurer, or the Architect, for the construction of an addition to the above school. Each tender will be accompanied by a Certified Cheque or Bid Bond in the amount specified In the Instructions to Bidders.

Forty-eight hour pre-closing of sub tra'de tenders in accordance with the Saskatchewan Bid Depository Regulations at the Saskaloon Bid Depository office is in effect. This addition is four classrooms with a total area of 4,000 square feet. Drawings and spclficattons may be obtained from the Architect upon deposit of Thirty dollars ($30.00) per set, which amount will be refunded upon receipt of a leuiitimate bid and return of the drawings and specifications in good condition. Drawings and Specifications are on display at the offices of the Regina and Saskatoon Conslruclion Associations. Southam Building Reports.

Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. B. T. Arllng, Architect, 434 Adelaide Street Saskatoon, Sask.

S7J 0J1 E. W. Groshong Secretary-Treasurer Rosthern School Unit No. 49 Rosthern. Sask.

SoK 3R0 2-10-c specifications and forms of tender leq-uired can be obtained by prime contractors at tiie address shown below and are available for inspection at Saskatoon. Regina, Moose Jaw and Prince Albert Construction Associations, at the Town Hall in Waldheim and at CMHC offices at Saskatoon and Regina. A deposit of $100.00 is required for each set of plans, specifications and documents. This deposit is forfeited if plans, specifications and documents are rot received at this office intact and in good condition on or before the tenth day following the date of contract award. Each tender must be accompanied by a 10el Bid Bond or by a security deposit of Id's of Hie lender where the tender does not exceed $250,000 plus 5- of the amount by which the tender exceeds The maximum amount of security required with anv one tender is M00.0OO.

Such security deposit shall be retained by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation to ensure due performance of the contract. Cash, a certified cheque, bearer or negotiable of Canada" bonds will be accepted as security deposit. All cheques must be made payable to the order of "Central Mortgage and Housing The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. DAY Manager Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Box 1107 440 2nd Avenue North SASKATOON, Sask.

S7K 3N2 2-17-c SOMETHING NEW SOMETHING FOR ME SOMETHING FOR YOU Wanted for the Town of Radlsson a Utility and Town Maintenance son. State wages expected, reference, age and experience if any. application to be in the Town Office by February 28th, 1975 for more information contact the Town Clerk. 2-17-c CLASSIFIED 653-2100 Monday Friday 8:30 8:30 Saturday 8:30 a.m. Noon Personnel wanted for securltv work.

Age 18 to SO Bondable, wages 13.50 to $3.75 per hour. Apply to: Cpl. J. Elford or Sgt. H.

Lark 653-4121. 2-19-c.