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The StarPhoenix Wednesday, July 3, 1991 The StarPhoenix Direct dial numbers for. Switchboard Editorial Circulation Classified Display 652-9200 664-8231 664-8320 653-2100 664-8340 tay- mond Crake, age 36 years ot Vancouver, C. occurred suddenly June 28th, 1991 at his residence The Service of Remembrance will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1991 at 10 00 a at Westwood Funeral Chapel, Avenue and 20th Street conducted by Rev Fr Murphy Ss Parking tor guests available in lot north of the Chapel Left to mourn are his parents, Douglas and June Croke, two sisters, Faye, and Pat (Murray) Thonroson, tour brothers, Doug (Kathy), Michael (Chns), Garry and Tom, also numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Howard was predeceased by his grandparents, Douglas and Florence Croke, Lawrence and Verna Pritchard, and by his niece Cortney Thompson. The late Howard Croke was bom October 20th, 1954 in Pembrooke, Ontano.

He lived in Saskatoon for most of his life, and was an avid sports fan who esfiecially enjoyed baseball, hockey, horse racing and bowling He also like listening to music and going to Bingo. Howard had resided in Vancouver for the past ten years Cremation will take place in Vancouver, C. with interment of cremains in Woodlawn Cemetery at a later date Flowers are gratefully declined, and memonal donations may be made in Howard's name to Pride Saskatoon, 1 5 Innovation Saskatoon, SK, S7N 2X8. Arrangements have been entrusted to WEST-WOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL 653-3434. Printed and published daily except Sundays and statutory holidays by Armadale Communications Limited at the office of The Star-Phoenix, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 2P1 ANNOUNCEMENTS HERTER Reverend Fairer Anthony Herter Oblate of Mary Immaculate, late ol the Mazenod Residence, died at St Pauls Hospital on Monday, July 1st, 1991 at the age ot 84 years.

The Vigil of Prayer will be held from the Mazenod Residence (1 722 Herman Avenue) on Wednesday evening, July 3rd at 7 00 m. The Mass ol the Resurrection will be celebrated from St. Vital's Roman Catholic Church, Battleford on Thursday afternoon, July 4th at 2 00 m. with Rev Fr. Ronald RolheiserOMI, Superior of St Mary's Province, as the celebrant.

The late Fr. Herter is survived by his grandnephew Viktor Waldraff of Fllderstadt, Germany his cousin, Klara Brownson of rav-erse City, Michigan, USA; also several other relatives in Germany He was predeceased by his parents, Andrew and Mana (nee Rommel) Herter, his infant sister and his brother Benedict Anthony Herter was bom February 10th, 1907 in Haymgen, Germany He took a classical course in Burlo, Germany and St Charies, Holland (1920-28). He pronounced his first vows as an Oblate of Mary Immaculate (O I on Apnl 25th, 1 929 in Mana Engelport, Germany He pursued philosophical and theological studies at the Missionary Oblates Seminary, Huenfeld, Germany (1929-35). He was ordained to the Holy Priesthood by Bishop Damian Schmitt on March 25th, 1 934 in Huen-tetd, Germany. In 1935 he came to Canada.

His first mimstenal placement was in the Fair-view, Alberta area until 1 944 He was a prolessor ol Moral Theology in Battleford (1944-48). He served as Pastor in the following panshes. Fnedenstal, Alta (1948-54), Dilke (1954-57), St. Walburg (1957-64), Vancouver (1964-70), Kerroberl (1970-77), Pnmate (1977-83). He retired for health reasons to the Mazenod residence in 1 983, and resided here until his passing Several times he had been appointed the Oblate Supenor at the distncts in which he ministered.

Rite of Committal will follow in the St. Charles Oblate Cemetery, Battleford, Sask Funeral arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600) Executive Vkaftesident Executive Editor Managing Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Adverbsng Manager Circulation Manager Corrtroler Engmeemg Development Director Production Manager ELLIOTT The death of Mr Gordon Arthur Elliott age 61 years of Herschel, Saskatchewan occurred in the Rosetown Union Hospital on June 30th, 1991. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, July 4th, 1991 at 2 00 m. from the Herschel United Church conducted by Rev. Mary Beth Nicks Barbour Surviving are his loving wife, Haldora of Herschel and their family, Douglas (Jean-me) of High Praine, AB, Steven (Pat) of Saskatoon, SK, Laura (Mark) McKay of Smithers, BC, Enc (Linda) of Otterbum Park, QUE, Ray (Pam) of Humboldt, SK and Michael (Cheryl) of Smithers, BC, as well as ten grandchildren; two brothers, Jim (Manon) of Kelowna, BC and Bert (Pat) of Herschel, SK, numerous nieces and nephews and many loving in-laws Donations in Gordon's memory made to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully received by the family Interment will follow in the Herschel Cemetery with CLEMENTS ROSE-TOWN FUNERAL HOME in care of the arrangements.

HEIDT The death of Diane Rosemary Elizabeth Heidt, age 24, occurred tragically on July 1 st, 1 991 Diane leaves to mourn her untimely passing, her parents, William A and Emily E. Heidt, her brothers, Gary (Mana Primavera) of Calgary and Greg of Saskatoon; her grand-momer, Rose Dushire and many aunts, uncles, numerous cousins, and special fnends, Dave, Rhonda, Ton and Brad, Kim, Debbie, Michelle, ern, Theresa, Victona, Roanne and Kelly, also school chums, and co-workers. Diane was bom In Saskatoon attended St. Patrick Elementary and Holy Cross High School After high school, she attended Kelsey Institute and trained at Pasqua Hospital in Regina She later received her degree as a Registered Lab Technologist in 1986 After three years of working in this field, she decided to continue her education and was currently ursumg an Optometry degree at U. of S.

Iiane was very active, enjoyed sports and dancing, and one of her great loves was aerobics, which she instructed at Quantum Fitness in Saskatoon Here she met many fnends who will miss her sadly, Diane was well known tor her endless energy and contagious enthusiasm. She was a very special person and was sincere in her direction in life. Everyone mourning her will surely miss her winning smile and love of life The Vigil of Prayer will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1991 at 7 00 3 m. in the Holy Family Church. The -uneral Liturgy will be held on Thursday, July 4th, 199) at 10 30 a in Holy Family C.

Church with Rev Father Ralph Kleiter the celebrant. The Committal will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery In lieu of flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Sask 279 3rd Ave Saskatoon, S7K 9Z9, would be appreciated by the family Arrangements have been entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. Richard Thompson Bill Peterson Steven Glib WilfPopoff Lawrence Geisel Jim Davidson Wayne Wohlbeng Eldon Amundson Merv Carey Glen Houle WEIMER Walter Weimer, age 82 years of Saskatoon, passed away eacefully Sunday, June 30th, 1991 at Saskatoon City Hospital. The Funeral Liturgy will be said on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1991 at 2 00 fromSt Marys Roman Catholic Church, 20th Street and Avenue celebrated by Rev. Fr.

J. Muiphy Ss R. Vigil of Prayer will be held on Tuesday, July 2nd, 1991 at 7:30 pm. from St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Surviving are his children, John, Gary, and Gil of Saskatoon, Clara Brodkorb of Saskatoon, and Marlene McWilliams of Calgary; 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren, one brother, Ted of Brandon, Manitoba, and two sisters, Madeline Young of Saskatoon, and Kathenne Weimer of Ftegina, SK He was predeceased by a son, Clarence of North Battleford in 1981 his parents, August and Madeline, a brother, Ned of Unity, SK, and a sister, Frances Fischer of Provost, Alberta.

The late Walter Weimer was bom September 15th, 1908 at Allan, Sask. and later mamed Eustine Moldenhauer on February 5th, 1 936 After residing in Kerrobert a short while, they made their home in Saskatoon where Walter was employed by Richardson Fload Machinery for 16 years In 1951 they opened and operated Weimer's Grocery and Confectionery on 20th Street and Avenue for many years In 1 949 dad was one of the founders of St. Mary's Savings and Credit Union, and was an onginal board member He was a past president of the Pensioners and Pioneers, and was instrumental in the fund raising to have the new pavillion built on Spadi-na Crescent Dad enjoyed old time music and dancing, and ran many dances at St. John Bosco Church, and the Pensioners. Walter had made his home at St Ann Place pnor to his hospitalization In lieu of flowers memonal donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 438 2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon, S7K 2C3 The Active Pallbearers are Grandsons Brent Weimer, Brad Moorhouse, Trevor Weimer, Warren Weimer, Brian Weimer, and Blair Weimer.

Interment will take place in the Catholic Section of Woodlawn Cemetery Arrangments have been entrusted to WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL 653-3434. YOUNG The passing of Herb Young, age 59 years of Aberdeen, Sask (formerly of Perdue, Sask occurred on Saturday, June 29th, 1991 at St Paul Hospital in Saskatoon after a courageous battle with cancer. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1991 at2 00pm from the Perdue Community Complex, Perdue, Saskatchewan, conducted by Pastor Harry Schmidt Surviving are his loving wife, Vera; one daughter, Debbie (Wayne) Saretzky of Perdue, one son, Kirk (Janet) Young of Saskatoon three granddaughters, Kara and Riley Saretzky and Dana Young, Herb mother, Mrs Emma Young of Perdue, two sisters, June (Ken) Young of Perdue and Helen (Murray) Farmer of Saskatoon; two brothers, Larry Young of Perdue and Dick of Saskatoon, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Herb was predeceased by his father, Jack Young in 1958 The late Herb Young was an active member of the Elk Club and enjoyed fishing, hunting and family gathenngs. To those who knew Herb, his memory will be cherished for his sense of humor, generosity, and the special love for his granddaughters and family Flowers may be sent to the Funeral Service or memonal donations to Palliative Care, co St Paul's Hospital, 1702 20th Street West, Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z9 will be gratefully accepted by the family The Honorary Pallbearers are Don and Karen Wilkinson, Frank and Joan Ward, Rocky and Erma Bettschen, Bob and Eileen Windsor, Don and Iona Downe, Unna Scharf, Clarence Scharf, and the Active Pallbearers are Grant Coben, Peter Kostyna, Allan Petne, Dave McLellan, Larry McLellan, Bill Rakochuk.

Interment will take place in the Leney Cemetery Funeral Service arrangements have been entrusted to WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 653-3434. Foreign Temperatures GIBAUT The death of Lotte Klara Gibaut (nee Stolz) occurred suddenly on Fnday, June 21st, 1991 while visiting in Germany She was predeceased by her husband, Arthur Gibaut on July 1, 1983 Lotte Is survived by her brother, Alfred Stolz, her sister-in-law, Elsbeth Stolz; her nephews, Ulnch Stolz and Arthur Stolz, her niece Roswitha Knauf, one grandniece, Knstma Stolz all living Duesseldorf, Germany and one cousin, Elly Pessel of Wuppertal, Germany Lotte was born in 1907 in ElberteldRhemprovinzWest Germany, the daughter of Franz Josef Stolz and Martha Stolz (nee Leyer). Before she mamed Arthur Gibaut in 1952 in Germany, Lotte had lived in several European countries As she had learned four languages, Lotte had worked as a foreign corresponoent for an export firm, secretary for a German Count and a translator In Apnl of 1 952 Lotte amved in Canada as a new bride on the Empress ot France to become a farmer's wife in Birsay, Saskatchewan. In 1961, the Gibauts came to live in Saskatoon. From the start they became sponsors of the Fine Arts like the Symphony, Theatres, Ballet, Art Gallenes besides numerous chantable organizations Lotte was a docent in the Mendel Art Gallery for 1 0 years The Gibauts donated 53 pieces of Eskimo Art to the Mendel in 1 965 Lotte had served as president of the Hospital Auxiliary in Lucky Lake and later worked as a visitor in Saskatoon City Hospital for 1 6 years She was a member ot Grosvenor Park United Church, the Writers Club, the Wnters Guild, the History and Folklore Society, the Widows Club, the Canadian Institute oi International Affairs and a life member of the Council of Women.

Since 1976, the Gibauts had lived half of every year in Honolulu, Hawaii and during this time Lotte had worked as a docent in the Academy of Arts in Honolulu and contributed many art-articles for their publication. A Service of Remembrance will be held on Wednesday, July 10th at 2 00 pm. from Grosvenor Park United Church (407 Cumberland Avenue, South) with Rev Lillian Nelson and Rev. Garth Nelson officiating Interment will take place in the family pilot in Woodlawn Cemetery Service arrangements have been entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. JUNK The death of Philip Martin Junk of Annaheim, SK occurred on July 1st, 1991 at the St Elizabeth Hospital in Humboldt, SK at the age of 80 years Prayers will be said on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1991 at 7 30 from St Ann C.

Church in Annaheim, SK. The Funeral Mass will be offered on Thursday, July 4th, 1991 at 10 00 a from St Ann C. Church in Annaheim, SK with Rev Fr. Rudolph Novecosky as Celebrant. Interment to follow in the St Ann Cemetery In Annaheim, SK Philip is lovingly remembered by his wife Marie of Annaheim, SK and their children, Robert (Jean) Junk of Pleasant-dale, SK, Mananne (Walter) Bredlow of Clear-brook, BC, Norman (Coreen) Junk of Annaheim, SK, Kathleen (Ross) Hutchison of Tofteld, AB, Audrey Junk of Maple Ridge, BC, Janet Williams of Saskatoon, SK, James (Lynn) Junk of Annaheim, SK and Lome Junk of Calgary, AB, 21 grandchildren, one great-jrandchild, and one sister, Margaret Dauk of Humboldt, SK Philip was predeceased by his parents, John and Elizabeth, three brothers, Ted, John and Clements, three sisters, Kathenne, Mane and Pauline, three grandchildren, Michael Junk, Julie Bredlow and Sarah Hutchison; and a son-in-law, Ted Williams Phil will tie remembered for his love of family and farming He also got much joy from shanna his love for music with his children He and Mane retired to Annaheim in 1974 and since then has kept active spending time with his grandchildren and fnends Pallbearers will be Dick Blechinger, Ron Blechinger, Ken Junk, Joe Dauk, Herb Blechinger and Florian Dauk Memonal donations made to the St Elizabeth Hospital Foundation Fund would be greatly appreciated by the family Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to SCHARF FUNERAL HOME.

Humboldt, SK. (CP) Low 5.0 set in 1972 A year ago today: Low 9.2 High 20.5 Moon New, July 11 First, July 18 Full. July 26 Last, July 4 Sun Rose today 4:52 Sets 9:30 National Temperatures DEATHS BACHYNSKY Alexander Bachynsky, age 84 years, died on June 30th, 1991. He is survived by his wife Nellie and his children, John, Marcia and Stephen. Special thanks are extended to the staff of Parkndge Centre for their dedicated service and assistance.

BOARD The death of Mrs. Olive A Board, age 88 years of Victona, and formerly of North Battleford, Sask occurred June 27th, 1991 at the Saanich Peninsula Hospital. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, July 4th, 1991 at 2 00 from the Chapel of Sallows and McDonald Funeral Home, 1271 103rd Street, North Battleford, Sask with Rev Don Cochran, St Pauls Anglican Church officiating Interment of remains will take place at the City of North Battleford Cemetery No flowers by request The family ask that donations be made to the Chanty of the donor choice Mrs. Olive Board, better known to family and friends as Doll Board, was born May 9th, 1 903 at Battleford, North West Temtones Doll was a Barr Colonist. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary, and a National Bridge Master.

Left to chensh her memory are her loving daughter and son-in-law, Audrey and Jim Paterson; two grandchildren, Lorna arid Jim; and two great-grandchildren, Eric and Julia, all of Victona, BC, and as well, numerous other family members. Doll was predeceased by her husband, Tory in 1965. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to SALLOWS AND MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME North Battleford, Sask (Tel 445-2418). MORPURGO Kenneth (David), 38 of Saskatoon, died July 2, 1991, following a lengthy illness Amemonalserviceforfamilymembers will be held July 5, 1991. Cremation to take place July 5, 1991, arrangements pending.

David is survived by his son Jason and daugtv ter Kern of Zealandia, Sarah of Saskatoon, by his parents, Marie alnd Harold Morpurgo of Saskatoon, by brothers Harry (Wayne), Gary, Brian, and Allan all of Saskatoon plus numerous relatives across Canada. David was an avid fisherman, enjoyed hunting and was a scratch golfer known to many at Holiday Park and Waskesiu courses. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Ileitis and Colitis Foundation. READ The death of Mrs. Margaret Read, age 90 years, of Canmore, Alberta formerly of Bounty, Sask occurred in Canmore Hospital on Monday, July 1st, 1991.

Surviving are her four daughters, Mrs. Doreen (Bill) Duguid of Red Deer, Mrs Elaine Bethune of Saskatoon, Mrs. Hazel (Welland) Code of Saskatoon and Mrs. Myrtle (George) Broom of Dinsmore, Sask one son Eldred (Evelyn) Read of Elma, Washington; one daughter-in-law, Francis Hardy of Saskatoon; one son-in-law, Jack OBnen of Saskatoon; 33 grandchildren; 48 great-grandchildren; and one brother, Cecil Haviland of Conquest, Sask. She was predeceased by her husband James in 1954, son, Mervyn, three daughters, Alma O'Bnen, Opal Lewis and Shirley Stephens; two step-sons, Stewart and Lome, four sons-m-law Wes Eby, Bill Bethune, Bill Lewis and Floyd Stephens; one grand-daughter, Gail Lewis, one great-grandson, two brothers, Willis and Jack Haviland, and one sister, Gladys Lesh.

Margaret was a devoted and loving mother and will be sadly missed by her family and fnends. In lieu of flowers, memonal donations may be made to Canmore Community Church, Box 1898, Canmore, Alta, T0L 0M0. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, July 4th, 1991 at 1 30 in the Chapel of McKAGUE'S FUNERALCHAPEL, conducted by Pastor Dennis Keith. Interment will be made in Fertile Valley Cemetery. Conquest, Sask Guest parking directly south of MCKa- lie's Funeral Chapel, Third Avenue and 20th treat.

i tv -r WE A A A SASKATOON Today and Thursday, sunny with afternoon cloudy periods. High near 27, low tonight near 14. Thursday, high near 29. Probability of precipitation, 20 per cent today and Thursday. SYNOPSIS A low pressure disturbance will continue to weaken and move slowly eastward today, leaving patchy cloud in its wake.

Temperatures in the south should climb into the mid- to high-20s today. A second disturbance approaching from northern Alberta will spread additional cloud and shower activity into northern regions early today. Skies will be generally sunny on Thursday across southern Saskatchewan with highs approaching 30 degrees. Cloud and showers will persist in the north with slightly above normal temperatures. PROVINCIAL FORECAST Regina: Today and Thursday, sunny with afternoon cloudy periods.

High near 26, low tonight near 14. Thursday, high near 29. Probability of precipitation, 20 per cent today and Thursday. Last Mountain-Wascana, Moose Mountain, Weyburn, Yorkton, Hudson Bay: Sunny with occasional cloudy periods. Highs near 27, lows tonight near 16.

Thursday, sunny with afternoon cloud. Highs near 29. Probability of precipitation, 20 per cent today and Thursday. Dundurn-Rosthern, Prince Albert, Quill Lakes: Sunny with afternoon cloudy periods. Highs near 28, lows tonight near 16.

Thursday, sunny with occasional cloudy periods. Highs near 29. Probability of precipitation, 20 per cent today and Thursday. Battlefords, Meadow Lake: THER WA TCH REID Steriing Crawford, bom in the Renown Distnct on July 21 st, 1 920, (Missed away peacefully at his home on June 30th, 1991. Steriing is survived by his five daughters, Carolyn Bell of Regina, Maureen Deacon of Saskatoon, Sharon (Russell) Allin of Watrous, Vivian Reid of Regina, and Cathy (Glen) Cherry of Saskatoon, his parents, Herb and Edith Reid of Watrous, his brothers, Hams (Isa) Reid of Edmonton, and David (Sherron) Reid of Watrous, his sisters, Vera (Harvey) Shortt of Saskatoon, Eleanor Wamock of Ni-pawm, and Sandra (Wayne) Turner of Red Deer, Alta eight grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews Steriing was predeceased by his loving wife, Hazel Marine Reid on March 31 st, 1990, his brothers, Clarence and Donald, and by his sisters, Clance Reid, Manone Maddison and Dorothy Tingey Mr Reid left Renown to contribute to the World War Two war effort by manufacturing tanks This is where he met and mamed Hazel Cheetham on August 22nd, 1942 The newlyweds returned to Renown where they homesteaded their farm until 1 959.

They later farmed in Semans until 1 968 Sterling and Hazel moved to Saskatoon where they became active members of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary Nu-tana Branch 362 ThebestowmentofaCerti-ficate of Merit Award tor Outstanding Services to the Branch and Community, Nutana Branch 362 presented Steriing with an Honorary Legion membership He worked as an Indus-tnal Machinist at the opening of the Allan Potash Mine until 1975 at which time Steriing retired Steriing was involved with the Legion Air Cadets through his loveol flying His proudest moments were the day he fulfilled a childhood dream when he joined the Regina Flying Club as a pnvate pilot in 1968 Steriing touched the lives of all who knew him May you soar for eternity In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in his name to the Sask Heart and Stroke Foundation, 279 Third Avenue North, Saskatoon, Sask S7K 2H8. Public visitation will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1 991 from 8 00 to 9 00 at Acadia Dnve McKague Funeral Chapel The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, July 4th, 1991 at 2 00 from the Chapel of Acadia Dnve McKague Funeral Chapel (8th Street East and Acadia Dnve) conducted by Rev. N. Dingwall Cremation Interment of cremains will take place in the family plot in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600).

Agricultural Report Supplied by Saskatchewan Research Council Precipitation (mm) total for the Saskatoon region for 24-hour period ending 9 a.m. Tuesday: 5.9 This month: 5.9 This year: 336.2 Above norm for month: 4.1 Above norm for year: 146.6 Tuesday wind measurement at 9 15.8 Average: 14.0 Maximum: 38.3 Sunshine: 0.0 hrs. Humidity: 82 Provincial Temperatures Ixi, high, precip (in mm I in pant 24 boon. But Narrows 17 25 1 0 Elbow IS 24 12 Estevan 13 20 1 6 Hudson Bay 13 22 1 2 Kindersley 1) 24 7 6 La Ronge 15 26 0 Lloydminster 14 24 0 Meadow Lake 16 24 76 6 Moose Jaw 14 20 23 8 Nipawln 12 24 66 Battleford 16 24 8 4 Prince Albert 13 24 3 6 Regina 14 22 8 6 Saskatoon 15 25 0 Swift Current 13 22 10 4 Wynyard 12 22 3 8 Yorkton 12 16 2 0 POLICHUK The passing of Mr. Andrew Polichuk ags 58 years of Saskatoon, occurred in local hospital on uesday, July 2nd, 1991 The Divine Liturgy will be held on Fnday, July 5th at 10 00 am celebrated by Rev.

Father John Pazak, SS R. from Sts Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church, 10th 4 Munroe Avenue. Prayers will be held Thursday evening, July 4th at 7 30 from Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church. Surviving are his loving wife, Soma, three daughters, Dana (Mark) Streisel, Shelley (Pat) Robson, and Kim Polichuk, all of Saskatoon; two grandchildren, Dean and Jay Streisel one sister, Julie (Dave) McIntosh of Calgary, Alta two brothers, Walter (Irene) ol Whitkow, and Terry (Sally) of North Battleford, Sask his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Mr.

Paul and Mrs Annie Demyon of Warman, Sask two brothersnn-law, Donald (Leona) Demyon of Wierdale, and Dale (Vi) Demyon of Saskatoon; one sister-in-law, Monica (Terry) Smishek of Saskatoon and numerous nieces and nephews was born on the family homestead In the Redfield distnct of Saskatchewan on January 24th, 1933 He took his elementary schooling at Howard Rural School 1 and his secondary education at North Battleford Collegiate Institute. He farmed until 1958 on the family farm He mar-ned Soma Demyon on October 10th, 1958 in Redfield, and they later moved to Saskatoon where he worked for several construc-tion firms for two years, and then for the next 1 8 years he worked as an orderiy at the Rehabilitation Unit of University Hospital In 1978 he owned and operated the "Sam The Record Man" store in the Confederation Mall in Saskatoon He enjoyed fishing, hunting, gardening, reading and cooking In lieu of flowers Memonal donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit, CO St. Paul's Hospital, 1 702 20th Street West, Saskatoon, S7M 0Z9 Interment will take place at Hillcrest Memonal Gardens Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. mostly cloudy with showers. Lows near 11, highs near 22.

Probability of precipitation, 60 per cent. ACROSS CANADA Yukon: Periodic rain in the south. Sunny periods in central and northern areas. Highs near 23 in central regions, 18 in the north and south. Northwest Territories: Mackenzie Valley and Great Slave district: Frequent showers and thundershowers in the south.

Highs in the mid-20s. Mostly cloudy in the north. Highs in the low teens. Keewatin district: Mainly cloudy, chance of light rain over southwestern sections. Highs from 7 in the north to 15 in the south.

Baffin district: Sunny periods in the south. Mostly cloudy with showers in the north. Highs from 7 in the north to 14 in the south. High Arctic district: Mainly cloudy with occasional flurries. Temperatures from minus 2 to 5.

British Columbia: Mostly sunny over the south, cloudy with showers over the north. Highs from 16 to 22 on the coast, 22 to 32 in the interior. Ontario: Variable cloud with scattered showers throughout except possible thunderstorms in the southwest and periods of rain in the northwest, llighs near 20 in the north, 30 in the south. Quebec: Clouding over in the extreme southwest. Elsewhere, mainly sunny.

Highs from 20 to 26 in the south, 14 to 22 in the north. Maritimes: Mainly sunny. Highs from 18 in the east to 20 to 25 in the west. Newfoundland: Cloudy with sunny periods. Highs from 12 to 16.

Labrador: Showers, drizzle and fog except clearing in the west. Ihghs from 4 to 9, except 15 in the west. Sunny with afternoon cloudy periods. Highs near 27, lows tonight near 15. Thursday, sunny with afternoon cloudy periods.

Highs near 29. Probability of precipitation, 20 per cent today and Thursday. Moose Jaw, Assiniboia, Cypress Hills, Swift Current, Kindersley: Sunny with afternoon cloudy periods. Highs near 28, lows tonight near 16. Thursday, sunny with afternoon cloudy periods.

Highs near 29. Probability of precipitation, 20 per cent today and Thursday. ALONG TIIE BORDERS Alberta: Mainly sunny in the south. Elsewhere, afternoon clouds with showers or thundershowers. Highs near 31 in the south, 25 in the north.

Manitoba: Showers in the south, cloudy periods in the north. Highs from 20 to 26. North Dakota: Partly cloudy in the west, mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers in the east. Highs from 20 in the northeast to 27 in the west. EXTENDED FORECAST Extended forecasts for Friday and Saturday: Southern Grainbclt: Friday, mostly cloudy.

Lows near 15, highs near 29. Probability of showers, 50 per cent. Saturday, mostly sunny. Lows near 13, highs near 26. Probability of precipitation, 30 per cent.

Parkland-Churchill River: Friday, mostly cloudy. Lows near 14, highs near 27. Probability of showers, 40 per cent. Saturday, mostly sunny. Lows near 11, highs near 25.

Probability of precipitation, 30 per cent. Northern Saskatchewan: Friday, mostly cloudy. Lows near 13, highs near 23. Probability of showers, 50 per cent. Saturday, Continental Temperatures For the Record Tuesdays Temperatures Low 15 High 25 Todays Normals Low 10.9 High 24.4 Todays Records High 32.8 set in 1924 I.