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S7K 2P1. MCCALLUM The death of Dr. K.J, McCallum occurred March 16. 1997 peacefully at his home at the age of 78 years. Ken was born and raised in Scott, SK.

He received his B.Sc. at the BUSBY James Walper, after a short battle with cancer passed away suddenly in Saskatoon City Hospital on Friday. March 14, 1997. Jim was predeceased by his parents Robert and Bessie, infant twin brothers, sisters-in-law age of 13and his M.Sc. at the age of 21 attheU The StarPhoenix Online http:www.saskstar.sk.ca Leila, Francis and Norma, his granddaughter Shawna Junop.

Jim is survived by his loving wife Hazel June, children Bob (Dianne), Bev Oeaths (Doug) Junop. Bryan (Lynn). Bill (Jacqueline). Ben and special friend Christine Moorman. of b.

He receivea nis pn.u trom (-oiumoia university at 24 years. He joined the of faculty in 1942 where he held the following positions; Professor of Chemistry. Head of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Acting Head of the Department of Anthropology and Archeology, Dean of Graduate Studies. He was a fellow ot the Chemical Institute of 1G00 Grandchildren Karly and Jay Busby. Teresa MOLDENHAUER It Is with great sadness we must say goodbye to a loving husband and best friend.

Roy Moldenhauer. Roy passed away March 15, at St. Paul's Hospital Palliative Care Unit after a courageous battle with cancer. He is survived by his loving wife, Judy of 50 years; his daughter-in-law. Linda (Art) Schaffel: and grandchildren, Trevor and Bon-nita Moldenhauer; also his sister, Anne Schatz; special aunt, Annie (Len) Kellow; mother-in-law, Millie Meyer; sisters-in-law, Clara Schaffel, Tillie (Ted) Steckler, Anne Jacek, Margaret Voros, Elsie Lennox, and Irene (Bert) Ullrich; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and many friends.

He was predeceased by his son. Larry; his parents. Adam and Anatolia; by his brothers, John and Jacob and wife, Leona; brother-in-law. Jack Schatz; father-in-law, John Meyer; brothers-in-law, Joe Schaffel. Karl Kurtze, Adam Jacek.

Mike Voros. and Bill Lennox. Roy was born on the family farm south of Colonsay on January 21. 1922. After grade 12 graduation at Colonsay School he got his call to serve in the army.

He served in World War II Canada, the Royal Society of Canada and the (Ken)Shiriey, I rent Junop (corry Dyovig). lam-mie Junop, lan, Evan, Jennifer, Samantha, and Clayton Busby. Great grandchildren Mackenzie Busby. Jessica and Jeffrey Shirley. Brothers Ken (Grace).

Ray. Howard. Bill (Jean). Jim was born on the family farm near Laura. He served overseds for his country in the Second World War.

Jim married June McCuilough on May American Association for the Advdncement of Science. He was the Past President of the Canadian Association of Graduate Schools and McLEOD (ROBB) Thelma S. (Robb) McLeod age 79 died on March 15. 1997. She was born on December 30.

1917 in Portage La Prairie. Manitoba, the daughter of Frederick and Olive Livingstone. In Saskatoon she attended Thor-ton Elementary School and Nutana Collegiate. Thelma was a devoted mother enjoying with great pride the successes of her children. She was employed for many years as a ward clerk at the City Hospital.

She won many awards as a 5 pin bowler and spent numerous volunteer hours at the Saskatoon Speed Skating Club. Predeceased by her husband of 26 years. Jack Percival Robb and brother Alistar Livingstone, Thelma is lovingly remembered by her husband Jay McLeod; her children Clayton Robb (Joan) of Calgary and Peggy (Greg) Mueller of Madison. Wisconsin; grandchildren Randy (Karen) Robb of Calgary, Susan (Scott) McCall of Regina. Tim Campbell (Robb) of Nelson, British Columbia.

Jason Mueller (Jennifer) of Madison, Wisconsin. Kurt Mueller of San Francisco; three great-grandchildren Meranda and Graydon Robb and Maxwell McCall; brothers Dave (Marg) Livingstone. Jim (Edith) Livingstone and Don (Vi) Livingstone: and nephew Glen (Marilyn) Robb; and numerous nieces and nephews. It was Thelma's wish that there be no Funeral Service, but friends and family are invited to gather at 439 5th Ave. (Fifth Avenue Place) between 2 and 4 m.

on Saturday. March 22. "Mom, may you finally rest in peace." Arrangements have been entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME and Prairie View Crematorium 244-5577 of the Chemical Institute of Canada. He served on the Cluff Lake Board of Enquiry, the Atomic 1 9th 1 95 1 Thev resided in Saskatoon and area Energy of Canada Ltd. and the Atomic Energy raisina their family.

Jim worked for Shelly Broth Control Board. He was the author of many sci ers then owned and operated the Esso Service entific papers and the recipient of two medals Station on 1 1th Street West. He farmed in the Saskatoon area for many years, then worked with Cominco until his retirement in 1984. He and was stationed in Canada. England and thon snrved until his nassina with the Corps of Holland in 1946 he returned from the war and Commissionaires in the Revenue Canada married Judy Meyer.

Together they farmed at Building. Jim was a member of the Delisle Roval Canadian Leaion, Branch 184. Funeral oionsay until ivtjj when tney retired. I hey built a new home in Colonsay and enjoyed Service will be held on Wednesday, March their retirement. When Roy was diagnosed with 19th.

1997 at 1:30. p.m. from Park Funeral pram cancer on December 16. IV96, they sold Chapel. 3 1 1 3rd Ave.

North. Saskatoon. Cour their home and moved to St. Volodymyr Court for service to his country. His 42 years with the University of Saskatchewan were very meaningful to Ken.

Though he was very passionate about his work, there was no doubt about his love for his family. Ken was able to create a balance between his work and his personal life. His friends and family will always remember him for his gentle, unassuming and caring ways. Ken is survived by his wife. Erika: his daughter, Pat and Jim Byers (Jason, Lindsey and Kent) Red Deer, AB; his son.

Doug and Carol McCallum, Calgary: his stepchildren. Ken and Linda Connell (Lee), Saskatoon. Neil and Marj Connell (Cameron. Scott). Hudson Bay.

Eric and Shirley Connell (Cheryl. Jordan. Jessica. Tara. Robert, Nicholas).

Prince Albert. Sue and Tim Heisler (Matthew. Adam, Katie). Saskatoon; and by his sisters. Marion Hamilton, Calgary, Helen Bray.

Winnipeg. Ruth Roosedahl. St Walburg. SK. Ken was predeceased by his first wife.

Christina Chomeyko. and his parents, A Memorial Service will be 1-iMMiri't if -1 Louise Place, Saskatoon on l-ebruary 1 2th. Roy was very active in his church and community. He was a life member of the Knights of Columbus. He served on St.

Mary's Church Council and was a Lay Presider for many years He was tesy parking avanaDie. uiiiciaring win De iev. Charles MacNutt. In lieu of flowers. Memorial donatpns may be given to a charity of your choice.

Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Arrangements are care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL 244-2103 BOSER Alexander J. Boser. bom Mary 3. 1927. Alex was colled to his creator on March 16.

1997. A loving husband, father and grandfather. Alex leaves his wife. Madeline, his chil on the Colonsay Cemetery Committee for over IV years. Roy was interested in all sports WIEBE The death of Mr.

Corey Wiebe. age dren. Len. Ken, Linda. Dave.

Doug and Donna and won medals in track and field while in the army He played baseball with the Colonsay 60 years of Saskatoon, occurred on March 1 5. 1997. The Funeral Service will be held on sons and daughters-in-law: Twelve granacnu-dren and many relatives and fnends to grieve hts Dossina One ot sixteen children, Alex was Monarch Team. Also played broomball and hockey for Colonsay He coached and ofttct Wednesday March 19. 1997 at 2 00 at the Bergthaler Mennonite Church In Warman bom on a farm near Reward.

SK He went on tq ated minor hockey, as well as coached and held at Bethel United Church, 1 141 5th St. Edst umpired minor baseball He served on the wink Committee. Curling Committee. Golf Commit at 10 30 a Thursday. March 20.

1997. The family would appreciate that in lieu of flowers. tee, the Colonsay History Book, and Wheat a career in the construction industry specializing in metal lath work Alex retired 4 years ago and has since spent his time enioying his family, grandchildren and friends. He was an avid card player, enpyed horseshoes, building puzzles and tinkering in his garage. Music was (2uo-2na 3t.

west) conauciea oy iev tu rviar-tens. He is survived by his loving family, his wife. Eva. one son. Kerry Wiebe (special friend.

Val). Saskatoon; two daughters. Bonnie (James) Evanochko. Saskatoon, Deseree Wiebe. Saskatoon, three grandchildren.

Christine. Michelle and Jason Evanochko. parents- Pool Committee, also the CO-OP Board and a donation be made to the J. McCallum Telephone Board Roy was a 4-H leader for the Memorial Fund', ot S. Development Office 1 1 7 Science Place, S7N 5C8 or to the Cancer Society 1438-2ndAve colonsay Grain Club and was instrumental in forming in the Wheatland Chapter of tha very much a part of his life.

The home often in-law, Jacob and Mary Braun. Hague, and by (i 5 at Allan, SK. with the late td Zerr. He four ssters and four brotners He was preae worked at Central Canada Potash at Colonsay filled with the sound ot his oanjo picking chorus wth hts brothers and sons accompaniment on all sorts of instruments Alex never ceased by his parents. Peter and Aganetha MILLER Funeral Services for the lore Martha Miiier of Vaey View Towers.

North Battietord and formerly of Rabbit Lake will be held at 2 00 for a short time and helped produce its first Wiebe; ond three brothers-in-law in lieu ot missed a day of coffeeing at Confederation flowers. Memorial donations may be made ot on Thursday. March 20 from the Rabbit Wan He made many trienas mere ana product He enpyed ttsnmg trips to the northern lakes with hts relatives and friends He loved to curl and especially enjoyed the senior bonspiels Roy loved to golf with his scratched many lottery tickets hopes ot the service to the Narcoteptt Association interment take place the Warman Ceme someday winning the bra one He was the Lake Community Hall with Pastor Roger Pan-nell Hougen officiating Interment will be in the Rabbit Lake Municipal Cemetery A Prayer Service for tne late Martha Miller will be scud at terv Arranqements are care ot DALMENY KELLETT The passing of Marj Kellett. of Saskatoon, occurred on Sunday, March 16. 1997 in Edmonton.

AB at age 59 years. Marj is survived by her loving husband. Hal. two daughters. Leanne (Sheldon) Klassen of Delisie, SK and Dianne Kellett ot Windsor.

ON: one son. Michoel Kellett of Whistler. BC. two grandchildren. Derek and Adam Savard.

Sheiean and Joshua Klassen. sister Myrtle (Gus) Servatrus of Trail BC; brothers. William (Helen) Mikaeisson of Mckenzie. BC and Karl (Diane) Mikaeisson of Calgary, AB She is also survived by her mother-in-law. Florence Kellett of Toronto.

ON. and sister-m law. Joan (Harold) VanBuskirk of St Crax. Virgin Island. USA.

She was predeceased by her parents, her father Hildmg Mikaeisson on Decemper 16 1996. and her mother. Wiiheimma Moeisson (nee Bremner) on March 5. 1997 Mari was bom on May 6. 1937 Birch Hills.

SK. She was rased and received her schooling Prince Albert. SK Her wo'k through her schooling brought her to Saskatoon where she worked tne accounting department first with the Hudson Boy Com-pony. later with Boychuk Construction and Cameco Corporation In 1963. Mar) momed Hal Keiieti She was a working mottier.

devoted to her children hustx nd and to her wor away from home She retired in 1995 Sne immensely enpyed her time with her children, grandchildren family and friends thetr get to-getners. tomg and kjughmg She oso enpyed traveling flower tne summer season, as weS as her hobbv of c'ochetmq Christmas cnoments ond knirnng The Fure'ot Ltu'av benetdonFrdav March 21. 1997 at 10 3uam from Ptiii'o Net Roman Cfurch, I9G2 Mjroe Avenue (and Comer of lavtor CeeD'ant 1 be Rev fr lenCvr Oe-moton it fc3w in ieu of towers Memoro! donations mav be mode to tn.j Heart orxl Foundaton 0r 5.i-i?.:"'Oa in Aranae-ments ae cce Pask FUNERAL CHAPEL. 244 2503 KennemJ Schech. Funeral Director.

friends, and enjoyed playing pool at the senior gentlest, kmdnest friend to those who had the FUNERAL HOME center Playing cards was also a favorite pas 3 00 m. on Wednesday afternoon from the time of Roy He enpyed his yard and gorden wnich he took great pnde lieu ot flowers Lnapet ot battows McDonald Funeral Home The family have requested ttxjt Memorial do HALL The death of WiH'am (Bill) Hall of Saskatoon, occurred on Sunday. March i6, 1997 He 6 survived by his loving wfe. Joyce sons. privilege of knowing him His smile was infectious and his tove unending We will greatly miss hts sense ot humour, his loving sptnt and unique personoirty We will corry with us our tona memories of Alex knowing that he is at peace in heaven Prayers will be held from St donations may be mode to the Cotonsoy nations be directed to St Paul Lutheran Cemeten Fund or to St Paul Hospital Palliative Care Urnt.

The Vigil of Prayer win be held on Tuesday March 18 from Park grandchildren Cremation It was swshthat Mary Roman Catholic Church 211 Avenue Funeral Chapel. 311 3rd Ave North, baska there De no fune'oi servce wrongerpenrs ere core of park funeral chapel 244-2103 DavvjJ Scfxji Fune'oi Lectpr Souttion Tuesday. March 18. 1997 at 7 30 the (-unerot Lrturay be celebrated from St form Th" Funeral IrturTV writ be held on Wednesday March 19. 1597 at 10 30 am from Mary's on Wednesday March 19, 1997 at 2 00 The Celebrant wiii be Rev fr John Boser St Mory Cathcc cnu'cn cotonsay.

ine celebrant be Rev tr Ana'e Ponevre ine Church, Rabbit Lake Martha be sadly missed by her children daughter Elsie (Oscar) Fenner, and son Ewaid (Moron) Mitter. grond-cfuldren. Sandra Fenner (fiance. Ron MocKoy). Boo Fenner.

Glona Sleekier. (Cinay) Miiier Mark Mer, great aand-cMaren. Moegnan Stecuer. Coaey Kieand levi Mfer numerous rueces and nephews and tne families Mortnawas predeceased by her husoand. Frederick fVer lvt33, an trfont son her paints Ferd nand and Jufcanno Ztm-mer.

sf brctners th-ee safe's and ntant g'oncson Afan Fenner Funerqiafrangemenfs hen oeen entiled to SAL OWS A Rite of Committal win take place the Coton- sav Cemeterv. Coionsav. SK Arrangements 0 I Conceieb'a'ng ae Rev Fr Stan Liska CSs3 and Rev tr A Rl-cwsi CSsR Interment of Cemcfed Remans v. 'ii ta.e D'O" Wood oa" Cee'ev SrrJ.a'acr McKAGUt jVSAl CMAPf lS rye in coe of the crar-x mens ofeJ 313' have been enusfed to PARK FUfitRAL, CHAPf 2103' MCDONALD FUNERAL HOVE. 1271-103'd Sfeet North Battieford.SK.

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