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Personat "14 (Continued) Cartl Of Thanks 5 (Contimitd) Deaths 2 (Continued) 86 the STAR-PHOENIX, Saskatoon, Saturday, September 24, 1977 SIN for all Ottawa goal Persons wanting a number can go to the Federal Build-, ing at First Avenue and 22nd Street. Civil servants will provide a form that proper documentation has been shown to warrant a number. The forms are then sent to Ottawa for processing and a number is mailed back, usually within three weeks, Murray said. To get a number, supporting documentation must be presented. A birth certificate is the besf proof, but certificates of citizenship or naturalization also are accepted.

If for some reason those, proofs are not available, the Unemployment Insurance Commission person taking the information may accept a passport, signed drivers licence or similar proof, Murray said. "If people have a birth cer-. tificate, it normally only fakes about 15 minutes to fill out the forms and then theyre sent away. Its worth that bit of tjme to get a number and avoid all future problems, Murray said. But people planning, for example, to clip Canada Savings Bonds coupons this fall should be sending away- for the numbers now to be sure of receiving them on time.

"If the child didnt have tine, the 25 per cent would be deducted and he would have to file an income tax return in the spring to recover that money. The simplest way to avoid any of the difficulty is to do what the government wants get a social insurance number. Dave Murray, chief of op--erations at, the Canada Employment Centre in Sas- katoon, said there is no cost involved but it could take up to a month to receive one so persons wanting to clip coupons should apply immediately. Murray said there is no way of knowing how many people in Saskatchewan still are without a social insurance number. But he said the federal decision to tighten rules to make people obtain a SIN has shown quite a few, especially elderly, people never did receive a number.

It is a general practise now for young people to be given forms through the high, school which are sent away en masse, meaning most of them get a number automat- ically, Murray said. However, very young children are not given )he number and parents must I apply on their behalf if they I require a SIN before they I reach high school age. The federal government has launched a campaign to force all Canadians to get a social insurance number (SIN). In short, that is what is behind the recent revelation that people clipping interest D.Q. (Dave) Marshall Mr.

B.G. Wilcox, Director of Operations, GWG Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. D. Marshall as General Production Manager. Mr.

Marshall win be responsible) for the Manufacturing Plants in Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Brantford. coupons on bonds will have one-quarter of the interest withheld unless they have a number. "Were not after money. Were after people to get their SIN, an Ottawa income tax department official said in a telephone He asked that his name ftot i be used. Those most affected by this portion of the campaign are persons with Canada Savings Bonds, but anyone cashing bearer coupons or warrants of any type is involved.

A person taking the interest coupons to a bank is asked to produce a social insurance number. If that person does not have one, 25 per cent of interest is withheld and a form is issued. The person then includes the form when next filing income tax and the appropriate deduction is made. You get full credit (or it then, but of course you have to wait until April, the income tax man said. He said the rule does not apply to trusts, estates or non-residents of Canada because in those cases pressure to get i social insurance number either is not warranted or does not apply.

What about a child for whom the parents bought a bond and coupons are being leashed? "In some provinces, a SIN is issued at birth. But anyone lean get a number at any (time, even a young child, i the tax man said. Stable uranium supply-bought from Canada REVISED CLASSIFIED RATES (Effective June 1, 1977) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ph. 653-2100 Star-Phoenix Classified Ad Rates Thirteen Cents Per word Per Day. Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five.

Minimum Count 12 words Minimum Dally charge $1.56 3 WAY FAMILY PLAN ADS 1 ad 6 days, $6.00 2 ads 3 days, $6.00 3 ads 2 days, 66.00 -Limit 12 words NON REFUNDABLE Cancellations permitted. 3wayfamllyplan ad must be placed during Initial call and phone numbers and-or address must be the same on all advertisements. Classified Display Is charged at $6.44 per single column Inch. Where 10 point or large type Is desired by the advertiser for the com plete advertisement the rate per word Is 26 cents per day. Minimum count 12 words, minimum dally charge $3.12.

Figures In groups of five or less, dollar marks, Ipltlal letters, etc. count as one word. Where one line Is set In 10 point and the balance set In ordinary classified type the charge Is $1.38 per day for the 10 point line. Where the use of a box number Is desired, count as four words extra. City or rural Sto'-Phoenlx Box Numbers please add $2.25 extra to cover cost of handling and postage.

While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible, we accept no llabl llty In respect of loss or damage alleged to rise through either failure or delay In forwarding such rHes however caused whether by negligence or otherwise. City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office. The Star-Phoenix assumes no re-' sponslblllty for error after the first Insertion. Semi-Displays Accepted to 12 noon dally Monday to Fridayfor publication following day (except Holidays). SUMMER HOURS Word Ads Accepted Office Hours: 8:00 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. for following days publication. Wtord ads will be accepted by telephone from 4:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and will appear for publication second day afterorder.

Word ads accepted Saturdays will appear In Mondays publication. Cancellations will be accepted to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Saturday for next days publication. On days when the business office Is closed, word ads for publ I cation may be left In the box In the front vestibule of the Star-Phoenix office. Please be sure to leave your name, address, phone number and number of Insertion desired.

Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE TUESDAY 12:00 noon for Thursday, WEDNESDAY 12:00 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 and preparation. NOTICES Death and Funeral Notices $5.00 for first 125 words. Each addltlpnal word, 13 cents.

Births, Marriages, In Memorlums, Engagements, Card of Thanks, $4.00 first 50 words. Each additional word 13 cents per word. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Mlnumum Count Two Lines One month $6.50 per count line per month. Six months or more: $6.25 per count line per month. Twelve months or more: $6.00 per count line per month.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 90 cents per week collected bi-weekly MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN SASKATCHEWAN lyear $54.00 6 months $30.00 3 months $16.00 1 $6.00 Sat Only-yearly $15.00 BY MAIL IN CANADA lyear $60.00 1 month $7.00 Sat Only-yearly $16.50 BY MAIL IN U.S.A. 4 FOREIGN Subscription rate per year $48.00 $137.00 Total $185.00 6 $25.00 Postage $69.00 Total $94.00 3 months $14.25 $34.75 Total $49.00 Saturday Only $5.50 Postage $11.50 Total $17.00 UNRESERVED EQUIPMENT STRUCK AUCTION SALE Monday, Oct. 3 9:00 a.m. sharp AT NASBYS AUCTIONEERING MILES WEST OF EDMONTON MILE SOUTH ON PIONEER ROAD. REGINA (CP) A former senior official of the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) said Friday the Canadian government should stay out of uranium price setting.

Felix Oboussier, former director-general of the Euratom supply agency, told the Bayda inquiry that he hopes tiie Canadian government will help European customers assure a stable supply. He noted current Canadian 18 communities receive NIP funds SEWING Alterations. Dresses, formals, pant suits, 382-6550 y4. SINGLES SQUARE Dancing Club everyTuesday evening 8 P.M. at the YMCA.

All ages. Caller Martin Mallard. Tuesdays Sept. 27th, Oct. 4th and nth.

will be guest nights for beginners Only $1. admittance. Join us and take part In this fun exercise. Share many sociable hourswifoU8. Danclngcontlnuesfor manbers every Tuesday until April.

CHECK US NQW Single, widowed, separated, divorced welcome Designed for casual dating, matrimony, correspondence. Now In our 7fo year of serving you with proven success. Large established, respectable membership throughout Reginaand Saskatchewan. p'Fnee confidential Interview no obligation. tFor your dating arrangements call or for further dating Information or correspondence mall coupon to: BEAS DATA-MATE Suite 23 158 2nd Ave.

North NAME ADDRESS PHONE ACE' SIR(S -I--- EXOTIC DANCE STUDIO- Now under new management 1 Private Lessons Open 2 p.m.-2 a.m. Ph. 244-4710 -yo SOCIAL FUNCTIONS organized by Saskatoon Single Parents Assoc. Anyone interested attend meetings every third Tuesday of Thomas Wesley Church, Ave H. and 20fo St.

8 o'clock. SWINGTIME NEWS, picture dances, for Swingers In Wash, fold Western Canada. Est. 1969: $3 per -copy or free details. CY Club, P.O.

Box 2410, New Westminster. B.C,,. V3L5B6. FACED WITH A 7 DRINKING PROBLEM? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Write to P.O. Box 331 Saskatoon or Phone 665-6727 anytime.

15 YOUNG PEOPLE seeking the Light of Cosmic Wisdom, and a guide to spiritual living that will lead them out of foe Darkness of materialistic diaos and confusion, are Invited to write for the free Astarlan Scro' FINDING YOUR PLACE IN THE GOLDEN AGE, from Box 1461, Sas-. katoon. Personal Services IS FLAMAN INVESTIGATION and Security Agency Ltd. Uniformed guards armed guards Specializing In divorce evidence Box 362, Saskatoon, 343-8979 ylO BELFER SERVICES LTD. Bgx 123.

Saskatoon Investigation Security 382-1547, 24 hours Y2 DO BITING Peeling Splitting nails make your hands less attractive? Call for consultation with Jeannlne, our sculptured nail technician. PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SALON 145 2nd Ave. North Phone 242-0017 m2 I WlLLpalnt or drywall your house. 3431496 evenings. m4 PIERRE PARIS WORk BOOTS Orthopedically Designed Aids sore feet, legs, back problems CLARENCE W.

SIMPSON 242-7460 JC2 SECRA-TEL TYPING services, has desk space to rent with personalized telephone answerl ng service. Secretarial service available If 382-4604. Companion Breast Prosthesis Sllloone gel, all sizes, personalized service. For app. Mrs.

Lou Opsahl 374-9707. V3 STUDENT WITH Truck will haul Junk, $10 a load. After 4p.m. 374-9052. m0 WILL DO University typing In my home.

244-0871 after 5. Lost Found IB LADIE'S GLASSES lost on Saskatchewan Cres. East. Reward offered. LOST, From private garage In Westmountarea.

Nightof Sept. 14th, 2 blue CCM 10 speed bicycles. Reward offered for information leading to their recovery. 242-0135. LOST, A White cat.

343-0880. LOST LARGE gray Persian cat, male, from 1200 block Idylwyid. Reward. Please phone 244-2014. LOST One gold cross pen at Main Post Office.

242-9230, after 5 p.m. weekdays. MISSING, 5 year old Purebred Irish Setter male dog with pink leather collar, approximately 20 miles west of city. Reward. 384-1702 after 5:30 pjn.

WANT TO find your lost rings, watches or other metal objects. 244-6148. m4. Notices 22 NOTICE TO CREDITORS I IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-TATE" OF JOE OLENOVICH, DECEASED, CATE OF BLAINE LAKE, IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN. All claims against foe above estate duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the ISfoday of October, A.D.

1977. SHERSTOBITOFF, HRABINSKY, STROMBERG YOUNG 1070 Avord Tower, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Solicitors for the Executrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LAWRENCE W. POLLOCK, DECEASED.

LATE OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON, IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN. All claims against the above estate duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held. If any. must be soft to the undersigned before foe 8fo day of October, A.D. 1977.

SHERSTOBITOFF, HRABINSKY, STROMBERG YOUNG 1070 Avord Tower Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Solicitors for foe Executors. CASTLE The family of the late Herbert C. Castle, wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness shown at the passing of their loved one. The floral tributes, cards and foe donations made to various charities, messages of sympathy and gifts of baking, were most sincerely appreciated. Many thanks to Rev.

Glen Ash, a special thank you to -Rev. Fred Davies for his many visits, his comforting words and his sincere personal tribute to Herb. Sincere appreciation to Mr. Arnold Edwards, Mr, Bob Daurle and foe staff of the Saskatoon Funeral Hone. The kindness and thoughtfulness of so many friends are greatly appreciated.

Marlorie, Ross. Karen and Sandra Castle. Funeral Directors 6 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME M.McKague R.J. McKague D.A. Newblgglng Phone 664-3131 300 3rd Ave.

S. y-8 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Terry G. Mlchavlluk Donald Somers 311 3rd Ave. No. Phone 244-2103.

vi SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. ARNOLD EDWARDS ROBERT F. DAURIE Ph. 244-5577 338 4fo Ave. I I I I in WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J.

Murdock Phone 653-3434 20th St. Ave. Crematoriums 7 PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services Highway 11 South 242-7884 Box 2061 v-7 Monuments MEMORIALS MONUMENTS MARKERS GRAVE COVERS CEMETERY LETTERING In Saskatoon EOIN W. COLQUHOUN EMILY TABASNIUK 714 Second Ave. N.

Phone 652-5363 1 Personal 14 "THE PERSONAL ACQUAINTANCE SERVICE A dignified and professional way of meeting suitable persons for marriage or lasting friendships. Operated over 10 years as a national service by The Pastoral Institute, PAS. Is a non-profit, Inter-faith program designed to acquaint those whomlght otherwise never become known to each other. For further Information without obligation, write to 1134 8th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alta.

T2P 1J5." ARE YOU PREGNANT? We Can help both of you. Birthright 652-9991. AUCTIONEER AVAILABLE for all occasions. 665-6522. m3 BEER BOTTLES 40 cents doz.

Min. Pop bottles. 384-0737. m4 COMMUNITY AID For information needs or someone to talk to call 242-8833 anytime. v7 DO UPHOLSTERY my own home.

Antiques. Also canvas repairs. 342 Douglas Cres. 382-2228. m7 EARLY REGISTRATION Is advis-ablefor October 28, 29, 30, month end seminar.

United Church of Religious Science. (Science of Mind). Calgary. Guest speakers and music. Write Immediately for Information and paster to Science of Mind Center of Calgary, 5647 Dalrymple Hill N.W.

Calgary, Alberta. P3A 1 R1. Do It now. FOR ALL your travel arrangements In and out of foe country by rail, air, or sea, -contact Sinfonia Travel Bureau, Midtown Plaza. 652-1272.

FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS, banquets, dancing. Accommodates 25-275. Marigold 664-3123. y-1 FREE ESTIMATES T.V. and radio repairs, Mayfair T.V.

drive in, 414 33rd St. 653-5366 open 9-9 y3 Hubert Acoose, last known address, Sakonay Reserve, Saskatchewan, or anyone knowing his whereabouts, please contact Box 1123 Star-Phoenix on a matter of urgent, personal concern. LATEST AND BEST Adult merchandise In the world. 218 Ave. B.

S. 242-0771. y8 PROFICIENT TYPING done In my 'home. Phone 653-0712 after 5 p.m. RANDY C.

MILLER, Born 7-25-54, Saskatoon, please write L. James, Bcpc 1128X, Star-Phoenix. REMEDIAL READING. Is you child reading 'up to grade level? Experienced teacher will tutor at heme. Call 374-4704.

m7 REMODELLING FUR coats, suits, dresses, phone 653-0291 ml ROSE MARKING DEVICES. 150B 2nd Ave. N. Saskatoon; 244-5885. Manufacturers of stamps, pocket stamps, self Inking stamps, plastic engraved door signs, name badges, magnetic car or truck signs.

m8 SASKATOON GUITAR COLLEGE Free Loan Of Guitar 1st 12 wks Call 374-2997 For Further Info. mO ZOLLER DENTURE Clinic. A ccmplete denture service to foe public. 9a.m. 6p.m., Mon.

thru Thurs. evenings; 6 9p.m. 1041 8fo St. E. 343-1969.

Free parking. Free consultations. Credit terms. mo "CALL THE Saskatoon Family Service Bureau for help with personal. marital, family or commun-Ity problems.

244-0127." HOT NUTRIOUS meal delivered by volunteers to those elderly and handicapped persons not able to receive or prepare their food. Meals on Wheels (244-0127), another program of Family Service 'VISITING HOMEMAKERS provide you with personal care, helpful assistance and subsltute parenting for illness, desertion, death or handicap: (244-0127) another program of Family Service CHALK-The passing of Mrs. Ethel May Chalk, age 92 years of 1510 Calms Avenue, Saskatoon occurred In a local hospital on Friday, September 23rd, 1977. The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, Sept. 2bth, at 10:30 a.m.

conducted by Rw. E.N. Morrison from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North, Courtesy parking north of the Surviving are two sisters: Mrs. LUIa Clark of Vancouver, B.C. and Mrs.

Mildred Ward of Powell River, B.A. and one brother: Fred H. Williams of Saskatoon. She was predeceased by her husband, George, In 1954, her parents and two brothers and one sister. The late Mre.

Chalk was bom In Kingston, Ontario and came west with her parents lir'1907 to Saskatoon. She married her husband, George, In 1912 and moved to Allan, Sask. and lived there until returning to Saskatoon In 1955, where she had since resided. Interment wllltakeplace in the family plot In Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Arrangements are In care of Park Funeral Chapel.

ESTIGOY-fhe death of Mrs. Donna Ann Estlgoy, age 26 years of Bellingham, Washington, U.S.A. occurred at Bellingham September 20, 1977. A private Funeral Service will be held on Monday, September 26th, at 1:30 p.m. from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev.

Ray Hill. Surviving are: her husband John; her parents, Mr. Mrs. John Sertilenko of Blaine Lake; three brothers, Philip and Ted Serhlenko of Saskatoon and John Serhlenko of Blaine Lake. Mrs.

Estlgoy was born at Blaine 'Lake and received her education there. She had lived In Saskatoon, Calgary and Vancouver prior to moving to Bellingham. Interment will take place In Brook Hill Cemetery near Blaine Lake. (Cour- MASON -The parsing of Shawna Lee Mason, age 2 years, 11 months of R.R. 6, Saskatoon occurred in a local hospital on Friday, September 23rd, 1977.

The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, September 26th at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Pastor Daniel De Block from Park Funeral Oiape, 311 Third Avenue North, Courtesy parking north of the Otapel. Surviving are: her father and moter: Calvin and Cheryl Mason; her twin- sister: Shanna Rae and her brother; revor John, all at home; Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. (Alf and Irene) Hill and Mr.

and Mrs. (Aubry and Hilda) Mason, all of Saskatoon and three auntB and three uncles. Interment will take place In Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements In care of Park Funeral Chapel. Funerals 3 VEEMAN The funeral Service of Hein H.

Veeman who died on September 19th was held from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home on September 23rd at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Stewart Dingwall. Honorary Pallbearers were: Harold Foccroft, Norman Cason, Ted Larson, Dave Fisher, Ray Aitchison, Boris Maduke, Martin Mallard. Active Pallbearers were Lloyd Redden, Cliff Waters, John Wilson, Alfred Wood, Duke MacDonald, Llovd Delparte.

Interment was made In the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. InMemoriam 4 GILBERT In loving memory of our Esther, who passed away from us, September 25, 1976. Wb cannot have the times back we shared together; But loving thoughts will be with us forever. In her heavenly home, our loved one has happiness and rest. Rerhembered by Clay and family.

1 HANEL In loving memory of a dearson, Leonard John, who passed away September 15, 1972. He is gone but not forgotten And, as dawns another year. In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of hm are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er us, Many think the wound Is healed, -But they little know the sorrow That lies irl the heart concealed. Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom and Dad, Dave and im KINZEL In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle, Alex, who passed away September 25, 1976.

Your passing was so'sudden. It made us weep and cry. And the saddest thing of all, was you never said good-bye. You left us a beautiful memory, A sorrow too great to be told, To the ones that lost you. That memory will never grow old.

Lovingly remembered by Georgs. Mable and family. KINZEL Loving memories of grandpa, who passed away Sept. 25, 1976. 110100 His name we oft recall.

There Is nothing left to answer But grandpa's picture on the wall. Sadly missed by his granddiil-dren. KINZEL In loving memory of a dear husband, Dad and Grandpa, Alex, who passed away September 25, 1976. To hear his voice, see his smile, Toslt and talk with him awhile; To be together In the same old way, Wbuldbeour dearest wish today. 1 Sadly missed and ever loved by wife Hadey.

children and families. PETERS In loving memory of Mother and Grandmother, Helen who passed away Sept. 24th, 1975. Two long and lonely years have passed Since God took her home. It was His will To us the hardest part of all We never said goodbye.

Our hearts still ache with sadness For what It meant to lose you No one will ever know Our dearest wish today would be To sit and talk with You awhile. Sadly missed by Lee, Frank Pet-ers and family. PETERS 'I loving memory of our dear Mother, and Grandmother, Helen who passed away Sept. 1975. 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. Dearly loved, and sadly missed by, Sara. Robert, and Laveme. PETERS In loving memory of our dearmother, and grandmother Mrs. Helen Peters who passed away Sept.

1975. The heavens shine upon the grave Of one we loved, but could not save. Resting peacefully and without pain, God bless her until we meet again. Dearly loved, and sadly missed by Kay, Harry, and Grandchildren. Card of Thanks WE WISH TO Express our sincere appreciation to our friends and relatives for donations to Arthritic Society, cards, phone calls, flowers, we received during the recent bereavement of a dear mother and grandmother.

Thanks to all those who helped in any way. The Morgan, Burghall, Rolufs, Bostock families. government policy that requires all uranium sales to contain a clause providiiig for annual renegotiatiohs of prices. Oboussier said major European power utilities are prepared to enter long-term contracts for uranium, but if the Canadian conditions are too tough, they will look for supplies elsewhere. The inquiry, headed by Mr.

Justice E. D. Bayda, is examining proposed uranium development in northern Saskatchewan. Since NIP'was introduced, in 1974, 56 communities in Saskatchewan have received $22 million in grants through the program, a release from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation said. $600 taken in house break-ins More than $600 was taken from three Saskatoon homes in break-ins between Wednesday and Friday, city police report.

Thieves apparently entered a home at 2615 Melrose belonging to Daniel Owens, and took about $320. About $200 was reported missing from the home of Kenneth Moffatt, 21-303 Queen butpolice have not determined how entry was gained. A rear door screen was slashed at 2507 33rd St. West, the home of Stanley Miner, and $100 was stolen. No one has been charged id connection with the Eighteen Saskatchewan communities will receive a total of $5.9 million in grants from the Neighborhood Im- provement Program (NIP) this year, The 1977 agreement was signed Friday by federal and provincial government Under -the program a municipality contributes 50 per cent of the costs of improving utilities, 25 per cent of the costs of social and recreation facilities and NIP grants make up the balance.

Communities participating in this years program include: Birch Hills, Blaine Lake, Churchbridge, Herbert, Humboldt, Ituna, Leader, Rose Valley, St. Walburg, Shaunavon, Stoughton, Strasbourg, Sturgis, Tisdale, Watson and Wolseley. The Nutana area of Saskatoon and the East Flat area of Prince Albert have also been designated neighborhood improvement areas. I Selling for various Contractors, Trucking Firms and Companies. CRAWLER TRACTORS: 08H.

D7E, D6C, D6SA, TD5, 3 John Deere 350's. I LOADERS BACKHOES: 1976 John Deere 555. 1975- 580 Case. 1973-580B Case. 1973-TT3300 Hydro Hoe.

1976-580B Case. Allis Chalmers HD5, Allis Chalmers 1600, 685B Hy Hoe. TREE FARMERS, SKIDDER8, FORK LIFT: Y60 Clark I Forklift, Cockshutt 30-3500 lb. Forklift, 1971 Bronco Forklift, 1972-540 A John Deere Skldder, 1973-67B line Skidder, John Deere 540 Skldder, TTS-300 Line Skid-. der.

TRUCK8: Approx: 40 1977 Models and Dpwn Macks. Whites, IHC, Kenworths 1975 Ford Louisville, 1969 1 Kenworth, 1970 R-611 Mack logging Truck, 1969 Mack I F700, 1967 Hays, 1968 Kenworth Cabover, 1967 Ken worth Cabover, IHC 1800 TA Gravel Truck, 1969 Ford 750 TA Gravel Truck. 1977 Chev. V4 Ton, 1976 F-100 I Ford Vi Ton, 1975 Ton Ford 4x4, plus various other i Vi, 4 1 Ton and other Model Trucks. GRADERS, DITCHERS SWEEPERS, TRENCHERS: 1974 Davis Fleetline Ditch Witch.

U-30 Ditch Witch, 100 Vermeer Trencher, CAT 12 Grader, Adams 666 Motor Grader. HIGHBOYS, LOWBOYS, VANS, LOGGING TRAILERS: 1977-9 Ton Tri-Axle Tag-a-long, 1977-9 Ton Tri-Axle De Roo Gooseneck. 2-1977 12 Ton TA De Roo Gooseneck Trailers. 1 only 40 Ton TA King Lowbed, 40 ft. High-Boys Grain Trailer, 40 ft.

Trailmobile Van, 45 ft. -Gmdy Van, 1967 5th Wheel Trailer, Gooseneck Trailer cw 26' deck, Gooseneck Trailer cw 28' deck. CAMP UNITS A TRAILERS: 18 ft. Bunkhouse, 16 ft, Bunkhouse, 24 ft. Bunkhouse, 12 ft.

Bunkhouse. POWER UNITS, GENERATORS, LIGHT PUNTS, WELDERS 4 COMPRESSORS: 60HP 900RPM Elec- tnc Motor, Freezer Cooling Unit, Power Plant, 2 Welder Motor Generators, 300 AMP Lincoln Welder. CARS: 1976 Lincoln Town Car Completely Loaded, 1928 Model A Ford Original. CAMPER8 4 BOATS: 1976 Corsair 26 ft. Motorhome Loaded, 21 ft.

Glasspar Cruiser Loaded. 24 ft. Boya CB Cabin Cruiser, 30 ft. Mobilehome, 1976 20 ft. Jet Craft.

TRAILERS 4 FARM MACHINERY: Massey Harris 220, Massey OS. IHC 560, 1850 Cockshutt 4 Wheel Drive. 1950 Cockshutt 4 Wheel Drive, Cockshutt 1800 4 Wheel Dnve. EQUIPMENT PARTS 4 ACCESSORIES: 350 Ton Ram. 220 Cummins Engine.

Loader Angle Blade for Crawler Tractor, 2 only Cat 29-CCU cw levers 4 drive shaft, assorted Body Shop Supplies. AIRCRAFT: 1965 Beechcraft Queen Air Twin Engine Aircraft cw dual Nav. Corns, dual VOR and ILS DME Transponder, de-iced, fully I.F.R. NEW AND AS NEW SHOP EQUIPMENT, TOOU AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TO NUMEMUS TO MENTION. This is only a Partial List Equipment being listed every day.

For Further Information Contact Us. Viewing 2 days, prior to sale Sals Arranged 4 Conducted By NASBY'S AUCTIONEERING Bonded Industriel Auctioneers NASBYS AUCTIONEERING BOX 690, SPRUCE GROVE, ALBERTA. TELE. 962-3676 I TELEX: 037-3014 CO. LIC.

81093 IP YOURE Youll find the bargains in Star-Phoenix. the pages of the ROLUFS Margarlte Rolufs (BurghaU). Funeral Services forthe late Margarlte Rolufs of New Hope Lodge, Stoughton, were held September 16, In- McLean Anglican Church; service conducted by Rev. Jack-Bull. Burial followed in the McLean Cemetery.

The (ate Marga-rfte Rolufs died in Fllmore Hospital Septanber 13, 1977 at the age of 83. Bom In Qu'appelle on April 30th, 1894. In 1915 she married Walter Burghall, where they farmed at McLean, later moved to Hereschel, where they farmed until 1953. She was predeceased by her husband in 1955. In 1958 she married Sherman Rolufs and farmed at Handsworths, Sask.

Later moved to Wlndthorst and finally resided at New Hope Lodge In Stoughton. She was vary active In the Anglican W.A. and the Ladles Club at Wlndthorst. Surviving are: her husband Sherman; one daughter Ellen Morgan, Tisdale; 2 sons Wilfred of Saskatoon and George of McLean; two brothers Alt and Dick of McLean; and 20 grandchildren. Two brothers and one sister predeceased YOUNG The death of Levina M.

Young age 90 years of Sherbrooke Community Centre occurred at her home on September 22nd, 1977. The Funeral Service will be heod on Monday September 26th at 3 30 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev. S. Dingwall.

(Memorial donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, co Mrs. A.C. Sweet, 1023 2nd St. East will be appreciated In lieu of flowers.) Surviving are: one son Everett, Asquith, 2 daughters Mrs. Frank Murphy (Ethel) Penticton, B.C.

and Mrs. Gib Cowan (Vera), Calgary; 8 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Charles A. Young In 1971. Mrs.

Young was bom in WBs-kada. Manitoba. In 1913 she came with her husband to settle in the -Juniata district. Mrs. Young had resided in Saskatoon since 1954.

Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Courtesy parking area south of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on 4th Avenue at 25th Street READ rmmr CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING phone 65321 00 8 00 a m. 8 00 p.m. Monday Friday Saturday -1- 8 30 a m. Noon CIRCULATION DISPLAY ADVERTISING Phone 652-9200.