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-it tfr-Tiflifiuirttiry tniryinriir't The StarPhoenix Wednesday, September 8, 1993 SECTION PHONE 653-2100 Saskatchewan Residents Toll Free 1-800-667-6979 PERSONAL 1070 CREMA TORIUMS 1020 The StarPhoenix Direct dial numbers for: Switchboard 652-9200 DUBLIN SlNbLfcb Bowling League now otters pm or 10 pm All single people welcome Fairhaven Bowl 382 2822 HAWAII Sandie Beach tropical massage Call 6650781 Of fax 653-3145 723 Ave MS ANTHONY JOHN McMillan bom August 4 1966 in Saskatoon seeking natural mother and family Please write Box 295A The StarPhoenix, 204 5th Ave Saskatoon, SK. S7K2P1 READING SERVICES University educated readers with ex perience in teaching acting public speaking avail for reading to individuals or groups Individual rates $10 per half hour or $17 per hour, John or Leanne 382 4756 ASTROLOGY 6 MO forecast or relationship $25 For info write Casey Robb Box 395 Big River SKSOJOEO MATCHMAKERS SINGLES Club Introductory Services the best wav to meet new friends 24 hour info line 3430093 FOR RELAX therapeutic massage call Jom at 384 5795 Mon Fn 9 00 a 6pm McCann Way WEIGHT LOSS problems? Why diet, dont work The solu tion 2534438 PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR Marital surveillance child cus tody Missing person Criminal 242-0566 24Hrs WILL TUTOR English second language French Phone Lanelteat 3732049 GENERAL MASSAGE, 6 2326 Arlington Avenue Call 3736147 FUTURE READING THE ORIGINAL Madame Karmme will do readings Call for appointment at 244 8819 BEAUTIFUL YOUNGER LOOKING SKIN More than just a promise Amazing skin care products now available in Can ada 100 guaranteed Phone now for free information Distributorships available 664 2599 Florence's Psychic Card Palm Reading Advises on all problems of life One visit will convince you Three readings for the price of one Speaks many Ian guages For appointment call 244 1372 DIRKS LOVE SHOP Send $2 00 for catalogue Dirk Discount Ltd 11520th St S7MOW8 CHRISTIAN DATELINE Confidential responsible personal introductions Write 2, 40322nd St Saskatoon. S7M5T3 DEATHS 1000 TURANICH The death of Mr. John Turamch age 81 years of Saskatoon occurred at a local hospital on Monday, September 6th, 1993. John is survived by his wife, Mary of 53 years: one daughter, Chris (Robert) Brookman of Saskatoon; three sons, John (Barb) of Saskatoon, Peter (Judy) of Saskatoon, James (Marilyn) of Regina, SK, grandchildren.

Johnnie of Saskatoon, Sheny of Kelowna, BC, Tammy of Saskatoon, Renee of Watrous, SK, Brandie of Saskatoon, Peter of Saskatoon; great grandchildren. Randie of Kelowna, BC, Johnnie (Jr.) of Saskatoon: one brother, George (Helen) of Davidson, SK; two sisters, Mary (Bill) Hu-milowich of Kenaston, SK, Dorothy Shandler of Vancouver; two godchildren. Matt Tomyn, Sonya Kozay; and many nieces, nephews, inlaws. and friends He was predeceased by his father, Fred, his mother. Christine; and also by two brothers, Nick and Bill.

John Turamch was born on January 28th, 1912 in the Goodeve District of Saskatchewan where he was also educated. He then moved to Norwich, ON, coming back to settle on a farm in the Blad-worth District of Saskatchewan. John married Mary Dorish of Goodeve on November 6th, 1940 at Knox United Church in Saskatoon. Together they resided on the farm in Kenaston where in 1944 their daughter Christine was born. They then moved to a farm in the Blad-worth District where sons John (1946), Peter (1949), and James (1954) were born.

John loved farming, for this he moved to Davidson, SK, and then to Saskatoon in 1969 where he worked as an engineer for the Government of Canada, retiring in 1978. John enjoyed fishing, travelling and car racing. He spent many of his travels with his children in California, Hawaii, and one special car racing trip to Daytona Florida with his son John. John Turamch was a very loving family man who will be deeply missed by his family. The family would appreciate Memorial donations be made to the Saskatchewan Heart and Stroke Foundation, 279 Third Ave.

Saskatoon, SK, S7K2H8 in lieu of flowers. Cremation. The Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday, September 8th, 1993 at 2 00 p.m. from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 3rd Ave. Saskatoon.

(Courtesy parking is available south of the chapel) Officiating will be Rev. Ken Watts. A private family Interment service of John's cremated remains will take place at Woodlawn Cemetery, immediately following the Memorial Service. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL (244 2130) DEATHS 1000 VANDALE The death of Mrs. Myrtle Grace Vandale, age 82, of Saskatoon, SK, occurred peacefully at St.

Paul's Hospital on Sunday. September 5, 1993. Myrtle leaves to mourn her loving husband, Harris; two sons, Clarence Dodd of Vancouver, BC and Larry (Jean) Vandale of Kelowna, BC; three grandchildren, Tim (Korn) Vandale. Carolyn Stmn and Barbara Vandale; and one great grandchild, Cody Stmn. Myrtle is predeceased by her parents, one brother; and one sister.

Myrtle was born June 7, 1911 in Osage, SK and moved to Saskatoon at a young age. Myrtle was an active member of the Saskatoon Bridge Club, being a Life Master of the A.C L. Association. She was also a member of the C.N R. Women's Auxiliary The Vigil will be held from the Chapel of St.

Ann's Nursing Home (2910 Louise Saskatoon, SK) on Thursday, September 9, 1993 at 7.00 p.m. The Funeral Liturgy will be celebrated from the Chapel of St. Ann's Nursing Home on Friday. September 10, 1993 at 11.00 a m. celebrated by Fr.

M. Hertz, 0 M.l. (Guests attending the Services are asked to use the mam entrance of St. Ann's Nursing Home Rite of Committal will take place in the Catholic Section of Woodlawn Cemetery, Saskatoon, SK. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in charge of the arrangements.

(664-3131) DREDGER The death of Margaret Dredger, age 72 years, of Saskatoon, SK, occurred in a local hospital on Sunday, September 5. 1993. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday. September 8 at 10 30 a m. from the Fellowship Baptist Church, 905 Taylor St.

E. conducted by Rev. Mountney. Surviving are her foster brother, Bruce (Ruth) Anderson of Calgary, AB and foster sister inlaw, Mrs. J.

G. Anderson of Olds, AB Margaret was predeceased by her parents, Peter and Josie (Jobin) Dredger. Margaret was born on November 8, 1920 at Saskatoon. Her parents passed away when she was very young and so for about thirty years she lived with Mr. and Mrs.

Roy C. Anderson and their two young sons, Gerald and Bruce. Margaret was educated in Saskatoon. She worked for many years in the insurance business, first for Lloyd's of London and then for the Saskatchewan Government Insurance. She was a charter member of the Baptist Church which she attended.

She will be fondly remembered and sadly missed by her family and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Fellowship Baptist Church, 905 Taylor St Saskatoon, SK or to the Palliative Care Unit, Home Care co St. Paul's Hospital, 1702 20th St. West, Saskatoon, SK. Interment will follow in the Woodlawn Cemetery Arrangements are entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME 1000 HONCHARUK Fred Honcharuk.

age 57 years, passed away suddenly on the farm at Perdue, SK, on Monday, September 6, 1993. Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 10, 1993, at 2.00 m. from the Arelee Mennomte Brethren Church, Arelee, SK, conducted by Rev. Garth Fischer. Interment to follow in the Arelee Mennomte Brethren Cemetery.

Surviving are. his beloved wife Dorothy and one precious daughter Cheryl Ann Honcharuk; brother Joe (Ramona); sister Pauline Harkina of Windsor, ON. He was predeceased by; and infant brother in the Ukraine, his father Alexander in 1984, and his mother Anne in 1990. Pallbearers will be Mervm Anderson, Ed Tederoff, Elmer Kaluzy. Gordon Heichman, Harvey Heichman, and Bob Kowalenko.

Ushers will be Homer Anderson and Ed Martichenko. Memorial donations in Fred's memory may be made to Mission to Ukraine, co Fairmont Baptist Church, Saskatoon, SK. Arrangements are in care of Biggar Funeral Home. SS. LaCENDRE It is with great sadness we announce the sudden passing of Silas Ben LaCendre on Tuesday, August 31.

1993. Son, Brother, Uncle friend. Although Silas was called home at the young age of 17 years he touched the hearts of all who knew him. Silas was born in Prince George, BC on May 25, 1976 He lived there with his family until 1980 when they moved to Saskatoon. Silas attended John Lake School, Holliston and Sion High School.

He was presently attending City Park Collegiate. Silas will be greatly missed by his loving mother, Glenda LaCendre; sisters, Lori LaCendre, Janice LaCendre. brothers, Jason LaCendre, Ken Wykes (Rhonda Lesser); one nephew, Jesse Lesser and one niece, Chelsea Lesser; special friends, Bev Bear and Jerry Bilawchuk; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Silas was predeceased by one sister. Gwendolyn LaCendre in 1984; his grandfather, Barney LaCendre in 1989: and his grandmother, Delma LaCendre in 1992.

The Funeral Service will be held at McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, 3rd Ave. on Monday, September 6, 1993 at 1100 a m. The family would like friends and relatives to join them after the services at Ken and Rhonda's. FRIESEN Kathrine Friesen died peacefully on Saturday, September 4, 1993, a month before her 89th birthday. She was born in Ros-thern in 1904 and spent her childhood in Laird, Saskatchewan.

Her maiden name, Friesen, is common among Mennomtes, but her family was unrelated to that of her husband, Abram Friesen (1901 1966). Kathrine was a teacher until her marriage, and the couple spent most of their married life in Ros-thern, where Abe owned the Rosthern Pharmacy. After Kathrine was widowed she lived for many years in Saskatoon, until five years ago, when she moved to Red Deer to be near her two oldest children. Kathrine was an excellent singer and a church soloist for many years Her volunteer work included helping to organize singing festivals and competitions in Rosthern, and working in craft shops and in hospitals. She was also an active member of the United Church Women and of the IODE, first in Rosthern and then in Saskatoon.

Although Kathrine was the second of four children, she has outlived her two sisters and one brother. She is survived by her four children who are Dale, married to Margaret Boldt, now in Red Deer, Madeleine, mamed to Gordon Hodgen in Inmsfail, James, marned to Lynn Ar-nason in Toronto and Bill, mamed to Gail Miller in Tasmania, Australia There are eleven grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Kathrine's life was long and interesting, with much travelling and she was content with her lot when she died. Friends of Kathrine and her children are invited to a Memorial Service and lunch, to be held at St. Paul's United Church, 454 Egbert Ave.

(Sutherland), 11 00 a Tuesday, September 14 conducted by Rev. Margaret McKechney Later that afternoon the family will go to Rosthern for the interment. DEATHS HILLCREST MEMORIAL GARDENS CREMATORIUM The leading cemetery of all faiths for over 40 years Arrangements in Memorial Cremation Services Cemetery Upright Monuments. Niche Columbanums 477 2236 PRAIRIE VIEW CREMATORIUM Memorial and Cremation Services Highway 1 1 South 242 7884 Box 2061 LAMINA TING 1025 PRESERVE YOUR announcements permanently laminate them at Campbell Confectionery 51025 Boychuk Or Saskatoon S7H5B2 373-2280or 384-7270 MONUMENTS 1030 MIDWEST MEMORIALS LIMITED 9 1527 Ontano Ave 2422111 IN ME MORI AM 1060 LARSON In loving memory of Ronald Dwayne Larson who died September 6. 1978 in Vernon, In our hearts we love you dearly Sadly missed by all of us Love Marlene, your sons, Aaron and Ron Jr daughter Loretta Dawn HUNT Kimberly February 4th, 1975 to September 8lh, 1992 To my fnend, I wanted to say.

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Hal Judy. Hall and Devon CARD OF THANKS 1065 THE FAMILY of the late Reginald Hunks would like to ex press our heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation to all who provided support through cards, flowers, food, and chanty donations during our time of sorrow A very special thanks to Dr Chary and all the homecare nurses who vis ited. especially Janet and Carolyn, to Nancy and all the nurses on the Palliative Care Unit St Paul Hospital who provided loving care when Reg was hospitalized Thanks to Father Ron Beechmor and the St Joseph Choir for the beautiful funeral service and the members of St Joseph for providing lunch after Forever grateful Gen Hunks and Family THE FAMILY of the Late Garnet Roy Howlelt would like to ex press heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation to family and friends who provided support through cards, flowers, food and donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation A very special thank you to Pastor Randy Meissner and Pas tor Hugh Farmer of the Redeemer Lutheran Church for the beautiful funeral service Also to the Royal Canadian Legion, Nutana Branch No 362 and to the Women Auxiliary who supplied the luncheon Many thanks to the Acadia Drive Funeral Chapel We are forever grateful WESTGATE BARBER LAUREEN Wishes to thank her customers for their kindness continued support at Hair Stylists in the West gate Plaza Same prices Same barber Same Mall PERSONAL 1070 SKINSCUBA diving lessons for women men, tun, fitness, education Intro session Sept 12 Les 242 4408 DREAMS Through dreams leam to resolve conflicts, over come limitations and receive spiritual guidance Classes commencing Sept 8 For information call 653-2136 T7 A year ago today: Low 4.6 High 13.0 Moon New, Sep. 16 First, Sep. 22 Full, Sep.

30 Last, Sep. 9 Sun Rose today 6:30 Sets 7:39 National Temperatures PETRYSHEN William Petryshen, age 80 years, beloved husband of Nettie, passed away at St. Paul's Hospital on Saturday, September 4, 1993. Prayers will be held on Wednesday evening, September 8, 1993, at 7.30 officiated by Rev. Father Nikolaj Hornykewycz from St.

George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, 214 Avenue South. The Divine Liturgy will be held on Thursday, Sep tember 9, 1993, at 10 00 a celebrated by Rev. Dr. Vladimir Mudri from St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral.

William was born in the Wishart district on December 24, 1912, where he received his education and mamed Nettie Powaschuk, also of Wishart in 1944. Soon after they moved to Moose Jaw where Bill worked as a Carpenter and in 1961 moved to Saskatoon where he retired in 1978. William is survived by his wife, Nettie; and two daughters, Eva Petryshen and Irene Balan, both of Saskatoon; two brothers, Fred (Emily) of Wynyard, and Mike (Ksenka) Elfros; as well as one sister, Mary Wasylynka of Wishart. He was predeceased by two brothers, Nick and George; three sisters, Ksenka Bzdel, Katherine Evanchook and Annie Philipchuk. In lieu of flowers.

Memorial donations may be made to the CNIB, 1705 McKercher Drive, Saskatoon, S7H 5E2. Special mention should be made about Benji, his lovable mutt and loyal companion for nineteen years, who misses his master dearly. William will be sorely missed by his friends, relatives, and family. Interment will take place at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1007 ACADIA DRIVE McKague's Funeral Chapel 955-1600 JohnSchachtel 915AcaduiDr McKAGUES FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT McKAGUE JOEMOYNHAM Phone 664 31 31 300 3rd Ave WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL RaeJ Murdock 653 3434 20th St DALMENY FUNERAL HOME GeraidFunk 254-2022 Dalmeny, SK PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREGM SCHURR 311 3RDAVF NO 244 2103 SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME Arnold Edwards Lars Nissen Ph 244-5577 338 4th Ave North Editorial Circulation Classified Display Michael Sifton Bill Peterson Steven Gibb Wilt Popoff Sarath Peins Glen Houle Rosemary Freeze Wayne Wohlberg 664-8231 664-8320 653-2100 664-8340 President Executive Vice-President Editor Associate Editor Managing Editor Production Manager AAdvertising Director Circulation Manager Subscription Rates: Home delivery in Saskatoon and NDM area $10 25 per month tor daily service, $2.00 per week tor Friday and Saturday only service.

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S7K 2P1. PALCHINSKI The passing of Mr. Alex (Aloysius) Palchinski, age 81 years of Saskatoon, occurred in the Palliative Care Unit at St. Paul's Hospital on Monday, September 6, 1993. The Funeral liturgy will be held on Friday.

September 10th at 11 00 am. cele brated by Rev. Father Al Rekowski, C.SS R. from St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 211 Avenue 0 South. The Vigil of Prayer will be held Thursday evening, September 9th at 7:30 m.

Surviving are his wife, Sophie; one daughter, Marjorie (Terry) Rak of Saskatoon; one son, John (Myrlene) of Toronto, ON, three grandchildren, Taguen, Landon and Temlle Rak, two sisters, Angela Hrycak and Helen Buhl of Saskatoon; one sister in law, Rosie Palchinski of Saskatoon and many nieces and nephews and friends. Alex was predeceased by his parents, Mr. Anton and Mrs. Anna Palchinski; his step-mother, Appoloma Palchinski; brothers, Joseph, John, Ben, Michael. Carl and Peter, and by two sisters, Verna Zayachkowski and Maiy Repchinski.

Alex was born on a farm near Alvena, Saskatchewan July 18, 1912. At the age of four years his mother Anna Palchinski passed away He mamed Sophie Roslinski in October of 1935 and together they farmed in the community of Alvena until they moved to Saskatoon in 1949. Alex continued grain farming until 1957. He then worked as a carpenter for Patrick Construction Co. in Saskatoon.

He also worked for SaskTel and was employed by the Saskatoon East School Unit as a school bus driver. Alex took great pride in his carpentry and building skills. He loved and enjoyed his family very much. He was especially fond of Ins grandchildren and was a regular supporter of their pursuits in music, hockey, ringette and softball. Throughout the years, Alex was an ardent fan of his grandchildren playing on the various Raider Hockey teams.

He became affectionately known as "Grandpa Raider. We miss him dearly. Cremation will follow the Funeral Liturgy. Interment will take place at Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery, Friday, September 10th at 4 30 m. Friends wishing to attend the Committal Service may meet on Memorial Avenue at 4.30 m.

to proceed to the gravesite. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL CHUBAK The passing of Mrs. Josephine Chubak, age 75 years of Saskatoon, occurred at Royal University Hospital on Monday, September 6, 1993. The Divine Liturgy will be held on Friday, September 10, at 11'30 a m. celebrated by Rev.

Father John Kratko from St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, 214 Avenue South Prayers will be held Thursday, evening, September 9 at 7.30 m. from St. George Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral Interment will take place at Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. SASKATOON: Sunny with cloudy periods.

Winds northwest at 30 kmh. High 20. Low 5. Thursday, mainly sunny. Windy.

High 19. SYNOPSIS: Sunny and windy conditions are expected to persist today, although the winds will be from the northwest. This will bring somewhat cooler temperatures to central Saskatchewan but readings should still reach the low twenties in the south. Little change is anticipated for Thursday, however the cooler northwesterly flow should hold maximum temperatures in the upper teens. FORECASTS: Regina: Sunny with cloudy periods.

Winds west at 30 kmh. High 22. Low 5. Thursday, mainly sunny. Windy.

High 19. Last Mountain, Wascana, Wey-burn, Moose Mountain: Sunny with cloudy periods. Winds west at 30 kmh. Highs 22. Strong drying.

Lows 5. Thursday, mainly sunny. Windy. Highs 19. Dundurn, Rosthern, Battleford, Quill Lakes, Meadow Lake, Prince Albert: Sunny with cloudy periods.

Winds northwest at 30 kmh. Highs 20. Lows 5. Thursday, mainly sunny. Windy.

Highs 17. Moose Jaw, Kindersley, Swift Current, Assiniboia, Cypress Hills: Sunny. Winds northwest at 30 kmh. Highs 22. Strong drying.

Lows 5. Thursday, mainly sunny. Windy. Highs 19. Yorkton, Hudson Bay: Sunny with cloudy periods.

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from Mayfair United Church, 410A 33rd Street West conducted by Rev. Jack Carr. Marshall is survived by his five daughters, Shirley (Ron) Whiteside, Dorothy Vermeulen, Jean (Don) Pearson, Marlene (Lyle) Osterhout and Joan (Bill) Sweet; 13 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren; nine nieces; a sister in law, Molly Inghs He was predeceased by his wife, Lillian in 1970, a son-in-law, Bud Vermeulen in 1990; his parents, two brothers; and four sisters. Marshall was born May 12, 1895 in the Electoral County of Mitchell, NWT (Saskatoon). He received his education in Saskatoon.

Marshall married Lillian Mae Ballard October 9, 1930 and together farmed in the Hawoods district until retiring in October of 1965. They then moved to Asquith and following Lillian's death he moved to Saskatoon where he has made his home. Marshall was very active in the communities where he lived, being founding member of the Dairy Pool and Co-op in Asquith. He will be remembered for his love of a good game of crib and his love of dancing. After moving to Saskatoon Marshall participated in various bowling leagues and curling with the seniors at The Hub.

He was a member of the Asquith Elks Lodge and a member of Mayfair United Church. Memorial donations may be made to Mission and Service, co Knox United Church, 838 Spadina Crescent, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3H4, and would be appreciated in lieu of flowers. Interment will take place in Hill-crest Memorial Gardens. Arrangements have been entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. SCHERMANN Brent Mark Schermann, born March 30, 1975, died at the age of 18 on September 4, 1993 at Calgary General Hospital Brent was a graduate of Evan Hardy Collegiate and a stong advocate of the 0 P.E.

Program. Brent's wishes are in lieu of flowers donations be made to the HOP E. Program, Foothills Hospital, 1403 29th Street Calgary, AB, T2N 2T9. Brent is survived by parents and two younger brothers. Family and friends will miss him dearly.

"I bought me an illusion, And I put it on the wall, I let it fill my head with dreams, And I had to have them all. Axl Rose Memorial services will be held at Holy Family Parish, Thursday. September 9, 1993 at 1.30 110- 104th Street West, Saskatoon. Northwest Territories: Mackenzie Valley and Great Slave district: In the north, mainly cloudy. Highs 12.

In the south, morning showers, then clearing. Windy. Highs 19. Keewatin district: Cloudy. Showers in the south, flurries in the north.

Highs, 5 in the south, zero in the north. Baffin district: Mainly cloudy. Scattered showers except flurries over higher terrain. Highs 5. High Arctic Resolute: Cloudy with occasional light snow.

Northwest winds at 40 kmh. Highs zero. British Columbia: Coastal, sunny with some morning fog in the south. Highs, 22 on the coast to 30 inland. Cloud and sun with a slight chance showers in the north.

Highs 18 to 23. In the interior, continuing mainly sunny and warm. Highs, 30 in the south to the mid twenties in the north and in the Rockies. Ontario: In the south, mainly sunny. Highs 18 to 23.

In the north, variable cloudiness with isolated showers except becoming mainly cloudy with scattered showers in the extreme northwest and far north. Highs 14 to 20. Quebec: In the south, variable cloudiness with scattered showers in the afternoon. Highs 15 to 20. In the north, variable cloudiness except mainly cloudy with scattered showers in the east.

Highs 9 to 14. Maritimes: Sunny in the north. Increasing cloud with showers beginning in the west in the morning and spreading east during the day. Highs 19 to 21. Newfoundland: Mainly sunny.

Highs 16 to 20. Labrador: Mostly cloudy in the north and west. Mainly sunny elsewhere. Highs 12 to 16. The Accu-Weatherforecast for noon, Wednesday, September 8 with high and low temperatures tor cities.

I drying. Lows 5. Thursday, mainly cloudy. Windy. Highs 17.

EXTENDED: Extended forecasts for Friday and Saturday: Southern Grainbelt: Friday, sunny. Lows 4. Highs 20. Saturday, sunny. Lows 6.

Highs 22. Parkland-Churchill River: Friday, mostly sunny. Lows 4. Highs 18. Saturday, mostly sunny.

Lows 5. Highs 19. Northern Saskatchewan: Friday, mostly cloudy. Lows 4. Highs 15.

Probability of showers, 40 per cent. Saturday, mostly cloudy with showers. Lows 4. Highs 15. Probability of precipitation, 60 per cent.

BORDERS: Alberta: Mainly sunny across central and southern Alberta. Highs 23. Cloudier and windier in the north. A few showers. Highs 19 to 21.

Manitoba: Sunny with occasional cloudy periods in the south. Cloudy with sunny periods and a few showers in the north. Highs, 20 in the south, 10 in the north. North Dakota: Breezy. Partly cloudy in the west, partly sunny in the east.

A chance of afternoon showers in the northeast. Highs 23 to 27. Tonight, partly cloudy in the west, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers in the east. Lows 12. ACROSS CANADA: Yukon: In the north, rain ending.

Clearing. Highs 10. In central, cloudy, scattered showers. Highs 14. In the south, mostly sunny.

Windy. Highs 16. Provincial Temperatures Low. high, precip. (in mm in past hours.

Buf Narrows na 23 Estevan 2 22 Hudson Bay 3 20 Kindersley 5 24 La Ronge 3 20 Uovdminster na Meadow Lake 2 23 Moose Jaw 5 23 Yorkton 1 21 For the Record Tuesdays Temperatures Low 5 High 24 Todays Normals Low 6.2 High 19.4 Todays Records High 33.5 set in 1981 Low set in 1917 Agricultural Report Supplied by Saskatchewan Research Council Precipitation (mm) total for the Saskatoon region for 24-hour peri I i.