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Flo was bom on june iv, iym in saskatoon, sk. sne was the third youngest of eight children. Flo married Tom Drummond In 1936, living primarily In North Battleford, SK before moving to Saskatoon In 1 964. Followlna Tom's death In 1 9BA. Fin uinvoisiiy nuspiiui, ine runerai service will be held on Wednesday, December 31, 1997 at 1 :00 p.m.

at the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Hill-crest Memorial Gardens. Burton was born May 29, 1918 In Vermillion, AB. He Is survived by his wife, Jacquelln; his son, Wayne (Peggy); his daughter, Cheryl Lynne (Tom); and grandchildren, Michael, Bryan, Charlene and Ryan; his brother, Lloyd (Erma); and numerous nieces and nephews. Burton was predeceased by his tlrct Wif A lnA7 hie Uni nnai h.Alha, rtA.

moved to Calgary In 1987 to be closer to her two children, Donald and Joan. Flo is the loving mother of two children. Donald of Red Deer. and Joan and her husband Marcel Daoust on KOTYK The death of Mr. Harry David Kotyk, 74 years, of Watson, SK.

occurred at his residence on Monday, December 29, 1997, following a lengthy and determined battle with Illness. Harry will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 51 years, Elsie (nee Rolick) Kotyk of Watson; their two children, Maurice (Bonny) Kotyk of Mirror. AB, and Karen Johnston of Edmonton AB; five grandchildren, Sylvia (Dave), Thersa, JoAnne, James, and Bill; a great-grandson, David sister-in-law, Kay Kotyk of Erlckson, MB; brother-in-law, Dan Carey of Kel-owna BC; and by numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, Norman and Minnie (nee Tuzyk) Kotyk; a brother, Paul Kotylc and by a sister, Mary Carey. A Funeral Service will be held for Harry at Trinity United Church, Watson, on Friday, January 2, 1 998 at 2:00 p.m., officiated by Pat Rlbey.

Interment will follow at the Watson Public Cemetery. Memorial donations directed to either the St. Elizabeth's Hospital Foundation of the Toronto Hepatitis Survival Centre will be gratefully received by the family. SCHULER-LEFEB-VRE FUNERAL CHAPEL Humboldt. (306-682-41 14) iaigary; three granachiiaren, Leonard, Ross and Ryan Drummond of Red Deer.

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N. Saaaatoon, Seek. S7K2P1. The StarPhoenix Online http:www.sa8kttar.sk.ca Twi'Wi wiwmioi, uuuyiud, and his parents, Walter and Mary. Burton was a survivea oy nve sisters.

Dorothy Richards of Regina, Irene Miller of Saskatoon, Mary Hotvedt of Abbotsford, BC. Elsa Tackaberrv of Edmon ton, and VI Marston of Elora, ON. Fio was pre- "1 loafjouiou suennsT wno worKea at the National Research Council for more than thirty years. He received numerous awards including the Saskatchewan Order of Merit for his Involvement In the development of canola. Burton will be sadly missed by his loving family and all who knew him.

In lieu of flowers donations In Burton's memory can be made to the rhnriu wni ir rhnla uououwu oy ner nusoana, lorn in IVBa her brother, Herman Richards In 1992; and sister, Ada Richards In 1997. Funeral Services were held at Mclnnls Holloway's "Crowfoot w. Tww. miui lyCM ICTI 113 IIUVO been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME inaper, (8 urowroot circle N.W.), on Tuesday, December 30, 1997 at 3:00 p.m. Graveside Service to follow at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Saskatoon, SK at a later date. In livlna memorv of Flo Drummond, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by MclNNIS HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES "Crowfoot Death 100t cnaper, orowroot urcie N.W., Telephone Ontht 1000 -if, 1 SINCLAIR Mr. Howard Wesley Sinclair died Friday. December 26, 1997 at St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon.

SK. He was 83 years of age. His loving wife Ethel predeceased him several VAnrs nnrv Thau hnct nn fnmiiw CKa SHABBITS The Shabblts family regrets to announce to death of Joan Gloria Shabblts, In her sleep at her residence In Nanalmo, BC on Sunday. December 21, 1997. Joan was bom In Canora, SK on October 7, 1 947.

The family later moved to Yorkton, where Joan attended school. She later received her B.A. and B.Ed from the University of Saskatchewan In Saskatoon. After teaching In Saskatchewan, Joan moved to Hawaii for a number of years. Upon returning to Canada she settled In Nanalmo where she began a new career in automotive sales.

At the time of her death, she was employed with Parksvllle Chrysler. She enjoyed the Interaction with her co-workers and her customers. Joan Shabblts Is survived by her mother Grace Shabbits of Saskatoon, SK, sister Marie (Werden) Keeler of Thunder Bay, ON. brother James (Gloria) of Nanaimo, BC. and brother Thomas of Saskatoon, SK.

She is also survived by niece Katherine Keeler of London, ON, nephew Gordon Keeler of Menlo Park, CA, nephew Michael Snabbifs of Vancouver, BC and niece Megan Shabbits of Vancouver, BC. She was predeceased by her father Stephen In January, 1997. Cremation took place in Nanaimo. BC. The Memorial Service will be held In Park Funeral Chapel.

31 1 Third Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK on Wednesday, December 31, 1997 at 1:00 p.m.. officiated by Rev. Fr. Morris Dzurman. C.Ss.R.

Interment to follow In Wood-lawn Catholic Cemetery, Saskatoon, SK. In lieu of flowers, friends may send donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan. 279 Third Avenue North, Saskatooa SK S7K 2H8 or to a charity of their choice. Arrangements are tn care of Sands Funeral Chapels. Nanalmo.

BC and PARK FUNERALCHAPEL, Saskatoon. mated and Howard will also be cremated and piacea rjesiae trnei. Mowara was also predeceased by his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sinclair of Yorkton.

Also by his brother, George (Nora) of Victoria BC. Howard Is survived by his brother, Roy (Genevive) of Vancouver, Washington; sister, Margaret (Will deceased) of Victoria; sister, Irene (Jack, deceased) of Balcarris. SK; also several nieces and nephews. Howard was a happy soul and always enjoyed his work and people wherever he was. He was a World War II Veteran.

He en-loved mUSlC Vorv miirh nnH rinrinn Ka SIMPSON The death of Edith Child Rowles YOUNG Edward Dassed awav on Mondav uun ii WVJI was associated with a group that entertained December 29. 1 997 at the age of 69 years. He Is Simpson occurred at woyal University Hospital Saskatoon, on December 29, 1997. following a brief illness. She was predeceased by her parents, Thomas and Gertrude Mary Rowles; her husband, George Wilfred Simpson; her brother, William and sister-in-law, Laura and sisters, Jessie (Mrs.

A.L.) Caldwell and Phebe Winifred Rowles. She is survived bv her brother. sorority for women students, ond worked In many activities for the betterment of these students. In 1950 she became a full-time professor In the college, completing a Doctorate In education from Teachers College, Columbia University in 1956, and published a history of Canadian university home economics programs, which grew out of her thesis. She undertook early research on freezing foods, and published on this topic.

In 1959 she was President of Canadian Federation of University Women, having been a member since 1933. She was appointed as Dean of the College of Home Economics In 1965. She contributed at many levels to home economics, dietetics and consumer affairs. She was a member of the Saskatoon YWCA board of directors; advisory council of consumers for Health and Welfare Canada Canadian Federation of Food Technologists; American Dietetic Association and American Home Economics Association. She was long time member and Honorary Life Member of the Canadian Home Economics Association, President 1952-54 ond an Honorary Life Member of the Canadian Dietetic Association.

She was named a Fellow of the Saskatchewan Home Economics Association 197Z and. as a Member of the International Federation of Home Economics, gave the keynote oddress at the Interregional conference. Finland 1972. She married Professor G.W. Simpson In 1964.

She received the Can-oda Centennial Medal in 1967. retiring as Dean Emeritus in 1972 after seven years as Dean. In 1974 a lectureship In her honour was established by alumnae, colleagues and friends, ond in 1980 she was listed tnThe book Notable Saskatchewan Women. Dr. Simpson was Inducted into the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame In 1981; given a Century Saskatoon award of appreciation In 1982; Installed os a member of the Order of Canada in 1987.

ond awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa by our university in 1993. The Memorial Service Wei be held at Knox United Church. (Spadma Crescent at 24th Street) Saskatoon on Friday. January 2 1997 at 2 00 p.m. conducted by the Rev.

Dr. Ivan Wilson. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that conations be mode to The Women of Knox Fund 838 Spr dina Crescent East. Saskatoon. SK S7K 3H4, or to the Earth Rowles Simpson Recognrhon Fund payable to the Canadian Home Economics Association Fourvdcrhon.

3807 Vatoux Drive, Winnipeg, Ma R3R 0A5. Funeral arrangement, have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME ond Prairie View Chapel and Crematcflum. ii ro nuu. nuwuiuuou wubu very gooa pno-tographer. At the time of his retirement he was employed by the University Hospital In security.

A few months before he had to be hospitalized he moved to the Villa RoyaL Lutheran Sunset Home. 121 2 Osier Street. Where the caregivers welcomed him and were very good to him treating him with T.L.C Tender Loving Care. Tha Fi irtArnl Arutfo hiw kais Charles (Janet) and nephews. Gary and Don survrvea oy nis loving aaugnrers.

brenaa (Peter) West and their children. Michelle (Juan), Nicole, Christine, and Klmberley; Shelley (Brian) Klama and their daughter, Rochelie; his son, Brian of Rycroft. AB and his daughters. Shannon and Sheri; three great grandchildren, Ryan, Miranda and Joshua; his brothers. Pep (Margaret), Joe (Ethel), Frank (Kay); his sisters.

Regina Brig (Tony), Irene (Nick), Dorothy (Ron), Loretta (Ed), and Helen; also several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his loving wife. Dorothy, his sister. Lit his mother and father; his brother-irHaw. Leo: and his rsnaron) ana gronanieces.

Alison and Care-line all of Vancouver, BC; Bobs (Beverley) Caldwell and their children, Charles (PatriclaX Janet and Tom of Saskatoon and Ted of Ithaca N.Y., and great-grand nephews. Alexander and Nicholas. Edith was bom In Brouahton. Sal- ague Funeral Chapel on Monday. December1 itti uii.uu jj.ni.

Kirermeni or crematea re-mnlna. irtnit nlrv-o in uinnw.M Saskatooa SK. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELj ford. Enaland. and came with her fomiiv tn Canada 1 9 1 a briefly to Manitoba and then great granddaughter.

Amanda Lara West. EdH uiaii.uiooijrranqemenTS(004-ll). Thank you to Rev. Stewarf Dingwall and McKague': Funeral Chapel for a beautiful Service. BIRKELANO The death of Leonard Birke-tand.

age 73 of Saskatooa SK, occurred at St. Pa'j Hospital on Saturday. December 27, 1997. The Funeral Service win be held from McKague's Funeral Chapel on Monday. January 5.

1998 at 10:30 a.m. conducted by President Duane McKay. Interment win take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. Saskatoon. SK.

Surviving are his. one sister. Minnie Voyer of Shell-brook. SK. and two brothers, Omer Birkeland of Nanaimo.

BC and Ronald Birkeland of Ladys-mith, BC; ond by numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father. Otto Birkeland and mother. Anne Marie (nee Anderson) Birketarxt three brothers, Otaf, Norman. Ernest, three sisters.

Setma Dagny Nelson ond Jenny Briere. Leonard was born April 1. 1 924 in Mont Nebo. SK. He left home at a young age to find work.

He spent his later years Saskatoon. Guest parking directly south of McKAGUE'S CHAPEL, 3rd Avenue South ond wara was Dorn juv ft ivo Hottieid, SK. Ed worked as a travelling salesman for General Foods and Nabob for many years until for health reasons, he hod to take an earrv retire ment. He had a great love for hockey, and one to a farm near L-mpress. AB.

She attended Normal School In Saskatoon and taught In rural schools before graduating from the University of Saskatchewan 1932 with a Bachelor of Household Science, winning the Rutter Prize as most distinguished graduate that year. She then joined the Extension Department, becoming Girts' Work Supervisor in the Deportment of Women's Work 1936. This Involved conducting Farm Girts' Camps, short extension courses In Home Economics, ond atona with or no acnievemenTs was to serve as President of the SAJHL for nine years. He wi be aeeply missed and fondtv remembered. Wa wkm to thank Dr.

Chernenkoff. Joyce Bergman and ner jrarr ror me soecia care looking after Dad. The Vigil of Prayer be held at 7 00 p.m. Tuesday. December 30 at St.

Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church and the Funeral Liturgy wHf be held at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday. December 31 Bertha Oxner the establishment of Homecraft At at St. Philip Nerl Roman Catholic Church, with HULTMAN Velma Laurtne Hultman (Beirnes) of Spruce Manor Special Care Home. DaT menvS passed away on Monday.

December 29. 1997. She was bom May 25, 1909 at Juniata SK. Surviving are four children, Auldine florman) Lawrence. Regina Deroh (WiHam) Fehr.

Saskatoon. June (George) Bay, Saskatooa Mervtn (Elsie) Hultman, Saskatoon; sixteen grandchitdrea twenty nine great grond-chuckea and two great great grandchndren She was predeceased by her hustxxxl Sigurd March 1997; one son. Howara her parents, John and Mitilda Beirnes; four sisters and six brothers. Velma enjoyed her bowimg and won many trophies. She also enjoyed her flower garden.

Vetrna be sadly missed by all who knew her. Special thanks to the staff at Spruce Manor Special Core Home for the Icivinn core they gave our Mother. The Funeral Service wi be held on Friday. January 2. 1998 at from Darmeny Funeral Chapel 139 3rd Datmeny.

SK, officiated by Rev. N. Stewart Dmgwai Interment wi take place at Crocus Vale Cemete.y Arrangements ore In core of DALMENY FUNERAL HOME. 254-2022. BMW Uubs for gins, forerunner of the later 4-H Homecraft Clubs.

In 1938, she recieved her Master of Science degree In extension from the University of Wisconsin, 1941 she was ap- pointed Assistant Professor In the College of Aancutture ond in 1944 was oooomted the first Key tr. broa boanarcnuk as celebrant. Cre mation Committal to follow at Woodlawnl Dean of Women. Whte on Associate Professor Cemetery. Memorial donatons.

In Neu of flowers, may be directed to the ChUdren'j Wish Foundation (Box 309. Saskatoon. SK, S7K 3L3). Arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600) John Schochtel. Director.

the college of Household science she was involved Rente Kai Deka the oHncrustve 0.