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2 the STAR-PHOENIX; Saskatoon, Wednesday, October 19, 1977 Living costs COOTS 59 EBS 1646 SittltdnwM Aw. IW LICENSED MECHANIC Looking for work on our premises at Mar-tensvifle. Very Reasonable Rates. SPECIALIZING IN: Tune-ups, Welding. Bodywork, Wheel Alignment AH Work guaranteed.

Phone ManenswUe: MI-2144 661-2102 6654041 SWAP SHOP NOW OPEN AT NEW LOCATION 416-22nd St.W. Phone 244-S304 lUIlFS GOMMiL FIGURES INDICATE EXPECTED HIGH TEMPERATURES FOR TODAY nse OTTAWA (CP) Saskatoons cost of living rose three-tenths of one per cent while residents of Winnipeg and Saint John, N.B., were hit by the largest increases during September as prices in those two cities rose by seven-tenths of one per cent, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. Calgary had the lowest percentage increase among 14 major cities surveyed, as prices there rose by only one-tenth of one per cent last month. The national increase was six-tenths of one per cent, for a 12-month inflation rate of 8.4 per cent. Higher gasoline and heating fuel prices led to the increase.

The 12-month increases in the four cities were: Saskatoon 8.8 per cent; Winnipeg8.6 per cent; Saint John 8.3 per cent and Calgary 8.6 per cent. Body found in cornfield MARTINSVILLE, Ind. (AP) Investigators checked fingerprints and dental records today after a body was tentatively identified as that of a college co-ed whose disappearance prompted the people of her home town to undertake a nationwide search. Ann Louise Harmeier, 20, of Cambridge City, was last seen Sept. 12 while on her way to Indiana University.

James Summers, coroner for Morgan County, said he couldnt determine whether the young woman was slain because the body found in a cornfield Tuesday was so badly decomposed. 5 244-1515 816 Broadway Ave. forecast Temperatures WINNIPEG (CP) Temperatures issued by the Winnipeg weather office showing highest temperatures Tuesday. lowest in 12 hours precea mg 6 a m. CsT today and millimetres of precipitation previous 24 hours: High Low Prec Victoria 10 8 0.6 Vancouver 11 7 2.1 Edmonton 18 -3 Calgary 21 3 Prince Albert 18 -3 North Battleford 19 I Swift Current 21 9 YorMon 20 -3 Regina 20 -1 Winnipeg 13 -i Toronto 14 7 Ottawa 7 3 Montreal 9 6 Ouebuc 9 2 Si Join's 16 5 Halifax 13 6 Charlottetown 9 4 Fredericton 9 2 Bills Weekly Special 6 $399 Jaques case trial set TORONTO (CP) Four Toronto men charged with killing 12-year-old shoeshine boy Emanuel Jaques were ordered Tuesday to stand trial for first-degree murder following a prelimi-nary hearing.

Saul David Betesh, 27, Josef Woods, 26, Robert Wayne Kribs and Werner Greuner, both 29, were remanded to Thursday to I'Z have a date set for trial before Ontario Supreme Court. Jaques disappeared July 28 from his shoeshine job on downtown Yonge Street and was found, wrapped In a plastic sheet, three days later on the roof of a Yonge Street sex simp. Alberta to face UN charge CALGARY (CP) Charges will be laid with a United Nations agency against the Alberta government for allegedly violating an international labor convention, the Canadian Labor Congress (CLC) and Alberta Federation of Labor said Tuesday. Shirley Carr, CLC executive vice-president, and federation president Harry Kostiuk said the charges will be laid with the Geneva-based International Labor Organization, a UN agency. They said Alberta's new public service legislation, known as Bill 41, violates a convention on freedom of association.

They said the bill, passed during the spring by the Progressive Conservative government, impedes the free functioning of trade union organizations in the public sector by the wholesale withdrawal of the right to strike in a major part of the public sector. The bill prohibits Albertas 35,000 civil servants from striking. Bangladesh executes 37 DACCA (Reuter) Bangladeshs military government has executed 37 members of the army and air force for their part in a coup attempt Oct. 2, officials sources said today. Twenty other plotters have been jailed for life and trials are continuing.

The attempted coup took place while Bangladesh authorities were negotiating with the hijackers of a Japan Air Lines plane at Dacca airport. Eleven senior air force officers were killed in the fighting and some unconfirmed reports put the death toll as high as 230. I Diamond dealers body found SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) The body of missing New York diamond dealer Abraham Shafizadeh has been found and identified after a confused week of missing bodies and searches through paupers graves. Pathologist Rafael Criado said Tuesday night that he could not determine an exact cause of death for Shafizadeh, but said there was a fracture of the left cheek. An unidentified body first believed to be Sahfizadeh had been shot five times before being set afire, but the body identified as that of Shafizadeh has no bullet wounds and was not burned.

The first body is still missing. Shafizadehs body, identified by dental records, was one of four John Does exhumed from paupers graves in an effort to find the right body. Canadian dollar gains strength MONTREAL (CP) The Canadian dollar gained more strength on New York money markets today, reaching a high of 90.60 S. cents at noon. The dollar opened trading at 90.33 U.S.

cents, compared with Tuesdays close of 90.27 U.S. cents. A trader said the stronger showing resulted from federal government recommendations that the two-year-old wage and price control program be replaced by a monitoring agency in early 1978. Prince attacked in 1974 LONDON (AP) A deranged Royal Navy officer attacked Prince Charles in his bedroom at a naval barracks three years ago, a magazine reported Tuesday. The attack wasconfirmed by Buckingham Palace, although a spokesman there would not say why the incident was kept secret.

Woman's Realm said the attack occurred in April, 1974, while the prince was training in underwater warfare with the Royal Navy at Poole in western England. It said Charles had just gone to bed when he heard a noise, opened his door and a man burst in. The two men scuffled and the noise brought the prince's bodyguard to the rescue from an adjoining room- Together, the guard and the prince overpowered the man, a lieutenant, whom psychiatrists later said had suddenly become mentally unbalanced. The prince was only slightly bruised. Saskatchewan Forecasts for Saskatchewan issued by Environment Canada at 6 a m.

CST for Wednesday and Thursday. Saskatoon Sunny today and Thursday. Brisk northwesterly winds this afternoon. Lows tonight -1 to 3. Highs Thursday in the low teens.

rVvra Sask. Researrh Cooadl Temp at Sam 2C 3C 20 6.9 kmh 19kmh 0.0 mm 9.4 tire 6.06 pm. 7.40 a.m. lowest temp tn night Max yesterday Max a year ago Wind aver vel i Wind max vet Prw Staitteie Sunset today Smriae torn Regina, Moose Mountain Weybivn, Quill Lakes Yorkton, Hudson Bay Prince Albert, La Rouge PeUcaa Narrows, Reindeer Simny today and Thursday. Mild today but near seasonal temperatures on Thursday.

Highs today in the mid and upper teens except near 20 Bills House of Flowers 712 Broadway Ave. CORRECTION Zellers Anniversay Sale Circular: October 20th 22nd77 Arms claims unsupported Page 9 Bradford 20 Color TV price should have read $379.00 Page 9 YORX Digital Clock Radio The illustration is that of another clock radio. However, the description and price ($26.97) is correct. Page 10 TRENT, Ready-Made Drapes 144x95 will not be available. However, rainchecks will be issued.

Foreign tempera and 3a.m. loot I 1. Peking. 8a Tokyo, Seoul 9a.m., Sydney TORONTO (CP) -hires hetween midnight and 3a.m. local times, extent New Delhi 5a.m., Hong alula.

lua Auckland noon: Aberdeen II cloudy Amsterdam 8 clear. Ankara -4 clear. Antigua 26 clear. Athens 13dear. Auckland 16 dear.

Berlin 7 clear, Beirut 17 clear, Birmingham 11 partly cloudy. Bonn 7 clear. Brussels 12 dear, Cairo clear. Casablanca 19 partly cloudy. Copenhagen 6 cloudy.

Dublin 16 cloudy, Geneva 6 cloudy Hong Kong 24 dear. Lisbon 18 partly cloudy. London 13 haze. Madrid 13 partly clouuy, Malta 19 partly cloudy, Manila 26 cloudy. Moscow 2 cloudy.

New Delhi 26 clear. Nice 15 clear. Oslo 6 cloudy. Paris 13 clear, Peking )3 clear, Rome 13 dear. Saigon 26 partly cloudy.

Seoul I4clear, Sofia 2clear. Stockholm 5 dear, Sydney 24 clear, Taipei 21 haze, Tehran 18 clear. Tel Aviv 17 cloudy. Tokyo 19 clear, Tunis 21 partly cloudy, Vienna 5 clear, arsaw 4 clear. Rhodesian leader, said Monday that he has been informed of the shipments.

He said Tuesday he has documents indicating that one arms shipment left Saint John during the summer and reached Rhodesia in early September. Nkomo said he does not know the name of the shi and will not make public the documents. Several shipping agents in Saint John said Monday they are unaware of any major arms shipments bound for Rhodesia. External Affairs Minister Don Jamieson said he would be surprised if there is anything to Nkomos claim. OTTAWA (CP) The RCMP has no information to support claims that arms are being shipped from Canada to white Rhodesian forces, an RCMP spokesman said We apologize to our customers for any inconvenience caused.

along the United States border. Lows tonight minus one toplus3. Highs on Wednesday in the low teens. Wollaston, Uranium Mostly cloudy today and Thursday. Occasional showers of rain mixed with wet snow beginning this afternoon with isolated snowflurries overnight and on Thursday.

Highs today 7 to 11. Lows to-nightminusStozero. Highs on Thursday 5 to 8. Cross-Canada TORONTO (CP) Cross-Canada weather today: BritMi Columbia: Cloudy periods this morning, then sunny. Alberta: Mainly sunny south.

Cloudy widely separated showers north. Sasatchewaa: Sunny south, cloudy north. Maritotm: Mostly sunny except in-creasmg cloudiness far north. Ontano: Mostly cloudy with a few brief Oiowers south. Variable cloudiness north.

gathec: Cloudy with chance of showers. Martians: Sunny, increasing cloudiness with showers late in the day. Newfcaadlaad: Sunny periods today. He indicated the RCMP has found no evidence that weapons are being transported from Saint John, N.B. to Rhodesia through other countries.

Joshua Nkomo, a black expressway Monday and turned over to Gloucester police who laid the charges. Duncan said the senator was alone in a friend's car. Marchand, when transport minister, was convicted for failing to remain at the scene of an accident in August, 1975. He was fined $200 and his licence was suspended. pace workers union appealed to New Yorkers to welcome the controversial plane as a symbol of transatlantic cooperation and understanding.

The union said supersonic transport is inevitable. Although neighbors of Kennedy airport who have fought bitterly against the Concordes landing there said they planned no protest activity today, a spokesman for the airport said a lot of police" would be on hand, "an ample number for any The test flights are to get the plane crews ready for commercial service starting Nov. 22 by the Concorde, which cut by half the normal flying time between New York and Paris and London to hours. Marchand faces charges $9 ft OTTAWA (CP) Senator Jean Marchand is to appear Nov: 9 in provincial court to answer charges of impaired driving and refusing a breath analysis, police in nearby Gloucester Township say. Police Chief Kenneth Duncan said the former cabinet minister was stopped by the RCMP on the Ottawa airport Efyp urge8 PL.

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Saskatoon CORRECTION In Locomarts Monday, October 17th advertisement, Beans should not have been advertised due to a shortage of stock. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. CAIRO (AP) Egypt responded today to the U.S.-Israeli formula for reconvening Middle East peace talks and insisted that it be amended to open the conference to the Palestine Liberation Organization. Egypt insists that only the Palestine Liberation Organization has the qualifications to speak for the Palestinians or send representatives to Geneva, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi said. i Fahmi said Egypt's answer was communicated to the United States through the U.S.

embassy in Cairo. The Egyptian foreign minister told a joint meeting of the parliaments foreign relations and national security committees: Egypt is ready to co-operate in any initiative that would reconvene the Geneva parley but only within the framework Egypt has set. The U.S. formula was reported to have called for Palestinians to be present at the opening session of the Geneva conference within a pan-Arab delegation. It did not specifically mention the PLO.

There were suggestions by Israel, which refuses to negotiate with the PLO, that Palestinian mayors from the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River should attend instead of PLO representatives. Miracles reported in Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon (Reuter) Thousands of Christians be-seiged the bombed-out ruins of a Beirut soap factory Tuesday following reports that a 19th century saint has appeared there and performed miracles. The crowds gathered after reports that Saint Sharbel Makhlouf, a Maronite priest who died in 1898, appeared and healed a young man crippled during the Lebanese Civil War. Local residents said the saint also cured a nine-year-old deaf mute boy and turned a rock into incense. Rev.

Elias Bon Gharios told Reuters the first miracle took place in his chapel nearby after the saint had appeared before a young boy Monday night. CORRECTION NEWYORK(AP)- A Concorde supersonic airliner swooped down through an overcast sky today and landed at Kennedy International Airport, marking the end of a IVyear struggle to keep the noisy, faster-than-sound passenger jet out of New York. The plane, carrying the colors of both its British and French developers, touched down at 9 :09 a.m. CST. It had taken off from Toulouse in southwest France, where it was built, at 5:25 a.m.

Shortly before the takeoff, the local branch of the aeros- De Roos admits assistance VANCOUVER (CP) -Willy de Roos sailed into Van-couver Tuesday and admitted that he was not alone for parts of his record-breaking journey through the treacherous Northwest Passage. De Roos said he did have company for five weeks of my four-and-a-half months trip hut it was never a secret. I never claimed to do it alone, although I sailed the greatest part alone. My target was to make the Northwest Passage. Perhaps I am now the smallest vessel to get through.

But I want to beceme the first person to circumnavigate the Americas. De Roos plans to Start work on a book he has been hired to write about his adventure. In our flyer which was inserted in Mondays Star-Phoenix, some items listed are not yet available. 1 The "Fireplace Wood Grates" are not available at this time. 2.

The Decorative Guns are not available at this time. 3. The "KV Shelving has not arrived yet. It should be here shortly. We will be pleased to take orders until it arrives.

4. The Cork Bulletin Boards" are not available at this time. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. Our Telephone Number does not Appear in the Telephone White Page Listings Please Retain this Number Notice for Future Calling 652-4276 652-4295 In addition you may consult our ad under Water Weil Drilling Service on Page 395 of the Yellow Pages. Wigs Sandpoint Service Ltd.

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