Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 15

Friday, May 03, 1991 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan The Star-Phoenix 1 4 8 Having received instructions Irom Ihe owner of Rental World, Ihe following will be sold bv Public Auction: CjpijSIRtJCTIQN IAWN. ANP PARPEN CONCBEmaUlEMEMI; 2 Bomag BW 75S Rollers Bomag BW 35S Rollers Grout pump cw 300 ft. hose Bobcat 108 trencher Chemco 350 lb. sandblasting pot and hose Sullair 175 CFM compressor Leroy 150 CFM compressor Monarch 9X concrete mixer Rex 16 cu A mixer 6 cu ft mortar mixer Oman 12 KW diesel Jen set Digger mobile cw bits up to 12" 3 2-man post auger 3 elect post augers Ground hog auger insulation blower 3" and 4" diaphram pumps 2" and 3" gas pumps misc. suction and discharge hose 15 plate tampers 8 jumping jacks 5 automatic levels and tri pods Ridqit 300 threadina machine assorted Ridail accessories Min wRirir u.iiar 5nn amr.

moiHor Boundaries decision days away OTTAWA (Staff) A decision on the validity of Saskatchewan's electoral boundaries is not expected before Tuesday, when the last intervener in the Supreme Court case will be heard. Ottawa, five provinces, the two territories, two municipalities and three other groups were represented as interveners when the high court heard arguments about the boundaries this week. A technological problem prevented Saskatoon lawyer Larry Kowalchuk, who represents the anti-poverty group Equal Justice for All, from making his arguments to the court by satellite feed. The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal had ruled the province's new boundaries map was unconstitutional because of the rules laid down for it violated the Charter of Rights. The Saskatchewan government appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court.

2-90 lb air breakers 20 30 lb. and 60 lb. breakers 3 concrete vibrators 6 TS turfers cw cable chain hoists and come alongs beam trolley 6 construction healers 6 air movers 6 eleclric heaters power trowels door grinders and Sanders 2 Target walk behind saws 2 gas chop saws 3 Bosh electric chop saws 2 Bosh 60 lb. electric breakers 5 Bosh chipping hammers 5 Bosh 60 lb. electric breakers 10 Bosh rotary hammers 2 port air compressors quantity ol air nailers and staplers chain saws bench grinder drill press accetylene outfit power hack saw 60 sections of scaffold and accessories steam cleaners power rakes power vacuums gas and eleclric trimmers and edgers 10 riding law mowers aerators rolo tillers drills routers Sanders cut off saw tile strippers Hinelech floor edger and Sanders shop vacuums 2 Turbo air dryers 2 air conditioners 2 dehumidifiers 34" and 1" air and electric impact wrench cw misc.

sockels elc. 20 Insulated tarps Bartel surface preparation machine cw carbine blades hydraulic jack hammer pressure washers 2 flat bed trailers 2-10" radial arm saws 9" table saw skill saws side grinders reciprocating sawzall extension ladders misc. concrete finishing tools 1989 Case 1645 Loader 1990 Bobcat 843 Allied Demolition Hammer 24' triple axel flatdeck 16- gooseneck trailer 1978 GMC 34 ton truck plus numerous other trade related Items. SPECIAL PREVIfWl 12 .00 NOON TO 5 00 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 3rd and 8 30 A DAY OF SALE UNTIL SALE TIME.

TERMS QF SALE; Cash or cheque day of sale all items sold as, where is all sales final, no exceptions goods become buyers responsibility from lime of purchase nol responsible for any errors or omissions goods must be removed by 4 00 following day SALE MANAGED AND CONDUCTED BY BROWN'S AUCTION ROOMS REGINA For further information or sales listing, contact Auctioneers George Leichert, Blake MacKay or Len Jackman at 352-2604 Fax 525-641 1, 1766 Osier Street, Regma Prov. Lie. 014 Exercise rider Stephanie Baltzan works with Silver Seville in Diefenbaker Park. The horse is owned by Judy Hughes. (S-P Photo by Richard Marjan) Muskeg band's claim fought, lobbyists request heritage site But they left a legacy that de formed at Wednesday's meeting.

By Dave Yanko says people also are concerned Muskeg may net fish in the lake non-native residents know as "Sandy Lake." Bill Calder, head of the provincial Indian and Natives Affairs the RM's heritage site application came three years after Muskeg's initial claim on the land the claim has undergone three size adjustments during the ensuing years. Calder says the settlement process is now at the stage where the band, and federal and provincial governments meet with third-party interests such as the RM, to see what kind of agreement can be ironed out. "Local concerns are very important to to both the governments and band," he said. "We're always optimistic that, with reason and common sense on both sides, everyone's concerns can be met." The next meeting with third-party interests is scheduled for June. serves to be preserved, he said, including a graveyard, cellars and other community remains.

Glencross said the heritage request waa first made in 1987, but the RM has not received word on its query from the province. The claim is on Crown land. Having received the nod from federal and provincial authorities, the Muskeg band is now in the final stage of its "selection" of 1,273 acres of land bordering the north, east, south and southeast shores of lake. Band consultant Lester Lafond, who represents Muskeg in its land claim negotiations, says the band is now obliged to discuss its claim and resort development with the rural municipality before the deal is done. It filed its final land selection, a portion of a much larger entitlement, with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada on April 5.

Glencross, who notes he's not the formal spokesman for an ad-hoc, anti-development group 25 Off Sterling Silver Classics It's the event you've been waiting for all Saki- year! Our famous of The Star-Phoenix The Muskeg Lake band's aim to claim and develop Mistawasis Lake stirred up concern and opposition at a public meeting Wednesday evening in Blaine Lake, says a branch member of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation. "There was 100-per-cent consensus to fight the damn thing," said Jack Glencross, an executive member of the Redberry branch of the SWF. want the RM (of Meeting Lake to have it established as a heritage site," said Glencross, who estimated 50 to 60 people from several communities in the district were at the gathering. 'He said Thursday the provincial government during the 1930s moved southern-Saskatchewan families to the Mistawasis district to' weather the depression. When the hard times were over, many of the mostly-Mennonite families returned to southern Saskatchewan, i Bail granted for suspect Reginald Hugh Summach was granted bail by a Queen's Bench judge Tuesday.

He had been held in custody since an incident at his Taylor Street home Christmas Eve. He faces two charges of attempted murder, one assault charge and one charge of threatening. Summach has been committed to stand trial during the next session of Queen's Bench. sale of selected sterling silver jewellery. Engraved designs with classic appeal at not-to-he- issed prices.

Regular from $30. to $15. Sale from $22.50 to 86.25 tit Great moments come out of the blue. Wednesday to Saturday May 8, 9, 10 and 11 6:00 p.m. to midnight at Agrivilla Building 3rd Ave.

and 31st SI. Downtown. 653-0722 Battleford Exhibition Grounds Phone: 445-2024 A ZM MllItS 1 III WHERE YOUR FASHION DOLLAR GOES FURTHER FASHION CLEARANCE CENTER MAI to v. -nTj, -3- t. New Merchandise received every week -erf You get an additional 25 off the ticketed price on selected items.

New items qualify every Tuesday You get an additional 50 off the ticketed price on selected items. New items qualify every Tuesday You get an additional 75 off the ticketed price on selected items. New items qualify every Thursday TT LADIES' RAYON BOWLING SHIRTS Regular 19.99-45.00 Now LADIES' CUDDLESK1N NIGHTGOWNS Regular 70.00 Last Price 39.99 Now Gross Revenue insurance Plon 99 99 19 LADIES' FLEECE BUNNYHUGS Regular 29.99-39.99 Last Price 17.99-23.99 Now 134M7" MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE CASUAL SHIRTS Regular 19.99-48.00 Last Price 11.99-23.99 Now LADIES' SELECTED SWEATERS Regular 24.00-110.00 Last Price 12.99-54.99 Now 32M375 MEN'S SELECTED SWEATERS Regular 19.99-75.00 Last Price 9.99-37.49 Now MEN'S BROOKS TENNIS RUNNERS Regular 38.00 Now MEN'S TRENCH COATS Regular 79.99-185.00 Last Price 47.99-129.99 APPLICATION DEADLINE MAY 15 T5i Saskatchewan producers are reminded that applications for the Gross Revenue Insurance Plan (GRIP) must be submitted by May 15,1991. Details of this safety net program were discussed at meetings held throughout Saskatchewan during the last two months. Recently, you should have received a brochure and planning guide in the mail, which will assist you with your GRIP application.

99 Now 18 99 99 50 Q37 7 20.9 CHILDREN'S Good selection of T-shirts and shorts arriving weekly. CHILDREN'S SPRING JACKETS Regular 12.99-39.99 Last Price 7.79-27.99 CHILDREN'S SELECTED SHOES AND SLIPPERS CHILDREN'S BOY'S FLEECE BUNNYHUGS Regular 12.99-14.99 Last Price 8.99-10.49 Now Now If you require assistance with your application or further information on the program, contact your local Saskatchewan Crop Insurance marketing agent or Crop Insurance Customer Service Office located in the Rural Service Centre nearest you. Or call, toll-free 1-800-667-3300. Last Marked Price 99 49 24 584-20 449-5 36th ST. 3 UJ 33rd ST.

o- THE TICKCTID PRICE IS AT LEAST 30 OFF THE ORIGINAL PRICES IN BAY STORES. SELECTION INCLUDES WOMEN'S. MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S FASHIONS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO EXCHANGE OR REFUND.

PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY. CANADA SASKATCHEWAN Crop Insurance Bvsoihh our wag ttfttjji SPECIAL FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY YOUR SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED. BELIEVE IT! No Refund or Exchange All Sales final Tysons (fompanij, Hon. Grant Devme, Premier Minister Hon. Harold Martens Associate Minister S0z Saskatchewan iwP Agriculture mill and Food 9:30 a.m.

p.m. Th urn tiny, Friday; 0:30 a.m. -9 00 p.m. Phone 242-7611 Quebec Ave. and 36th St..