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204 5th Ave. N. Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 2P1 1000 REDL Steve Joseph Redl, age 76, late Saskatoon, passed away suddenly on Friday, January 13, 1995. The Vigil of Prayer will be held from Holy Spirit Parish (114 Kingsmere Place) on Tuesday, January 17th at 7:00 p.m.

The Funeral Liturgy will be celebrated from Holy Spirit Parish Wednesday, January 18th at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Father Ralph L. Welter as the the celebrant. The late Steve Redl is lovingly remembered by: his dear wife Kay; one son Lawrence Redl of Saskatoon; two daughters: Denise Krusrielinski of Saskatoon and Vivian Derdall of Saskatoon; eight grandchildren: Glen (Diane).

Gary (MaryEllen), Grant, Rick, Kelly, Karen (John), Kerry (Brian) and Debbie (Luke); 16 great grandchildren: Melisa, Amber, Steven, Stacey, Kelly Rae, Jeannine, Ki-era, Chantelle, Kayla, Keenan, Bobby, Jennifer, Chris, Candace, Joshua and Joseph; one brother Frank (Michelene) Redl of Wakaw; one sister Mary LaChappelle of Saskatoon; mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ko-styk of Saskatoon; sisters-in-law: Christ tina Redl of Wakaw and Angeline Redl of Saskatoon; also numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents Frank and Barbara Redl; two sisters: Annie and Barbara; two brothers: George and John. Memorials would be appreciated if directed to Sask. Heart and Stroke Foundation (279 3rd Avenue North, Saskatoon, S7K 2H8).

Steve worked very hard subcontracting for years with Boychuk Construction. He loved his cottage and the time spent outside, socializing and fishing at Wakaw Lake. He will be sadly missed by his wife and family. Rite of Committal will follow in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600).

SAGI Marjorie Agnes died peacefully at home January 13, 1995 at the age of 94 years. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, January 17 at 3:00 p.m. from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home, cor ner of 4th Avenue and 25th Street. (Cour tesy parking south of the Chapel.) Inter ment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs.

Sagi was born August 7, 1900, the eldest child of Hugh Ferguson and Alberta Louisa Scott who homesteaded near Gilbert Plains, MN. She was married in 1933 to the late John Sagl of Wakaw and lived and raised her family in Wakaw, Prince Albert, and Saskatoon. She and her husband celebrated their 50th Anniversary prior to his death in 1984. She was predeceased by her brothers, Walter Scott of Ashville, MN, Robert and Thomas Scott of Chilliwack, BC; and a sister, Laura (Mrs. George McLean) of Parksville, BC.

She is survived by her son, Douglas (Betty) of Ab-botsford, BC; and daughters, Marilyn Sagi and Mrs. Jean (Bob) Holdner of Saskatoon; a sister, Edna (Mrs. Harrison Wright) of Ottawa; and grandchildren, Janos Sagi of Toronto, Lauren Sagi of Vancouver, Devin and Roberta Holdner of Saskatoon, Laurel (Doug) Chomyshen of Carivale, SK, and Lance Holdner of Alberta; four greatgrandchildren, Kristopher, Lacey, Thea and Jonathan. Arrangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. GONICK The death of Rose Gonick occurred on January 13, 1995 at her residence.

The Funeral Service will be held on Sunday, January 15, 1995 at 2:00 p.m. at the Jewish Community Centre 71b McKin- non Ave.) conducted by Rabbi Roger Pavey. Rose Gonick was born in Poland on March 8, 1908. She immigrated to Can ada in 1931, settling in Winnipeg, MB. There she met and married Joseph Wil liam Gonick in March of 1934.

They moved to Saskatoon in 1938. Rose was predeceased by her husband, Joseph in Febru ary 1983 and a baby girl who died at birth. Rose enjoyed her family, gardening and cooking. Surviving her are her children, Matthew Gonick, Toronto, Patricia (Mai- com) Sobie, Toronto, Harold (Bette-Ellen) Gonick, Saskatoon, Oscar Gonick and Alec Gonick, both of Saskatoon, Toby Gonick of New Westminister; her grandchildren, Brian (Inez) Sobie, Toronto, Sherryll (Robert) Sobie-Cook, Toronto, Cynthia So bie, Toronto, Jeffrey Brian Gonick, Saska toon, David Samuel Gonick, Saskatoon and Aleyna Robin Gonick, Calgary. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Sherbrooke Community Centre or the Heart and Stroke Foundation and would be appreciated by the family.

The family would like to extend their gratitude and thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of Sherbrooke Community Centre for the care and support given to Mrs. Gonick dur ing her stay there. Interment will take place at Agudas Israel Cemetery. Arrangements have been entrusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. DEATHS 1000 DANIELS John Daniels Sr.

passed away peacefully on January 14, 1995 at Saskatoon City Hospital, at the age of 90 years, following a brief illness. John was born on March 6, 1904 in tne town or Muensterberg, Russia. He came to Canada in 1926 and farmed in the Clavet Dis trict for over 50 years. John is survived by: his wife Hildegard (Claassen); three sons, Paul (Eileen) of Cochrane, AB, John (Donna) of Saskatoon, Rudy (Edith) of Clavet; and by Hildegard's three sons, Walter of Saskatoon, Reinhart of Calgary, Guenther (Betty) of Edmonton; and 11 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first wife Louise (Koop) In 1954 and daughter-in-law Lorle (Walter) Claassen in 1993.

He was interested in everyone and everything. He particularly enjoyed gardening, the Ballet, music and sports. (The Roughriders have lost one of their most loyal fans). He was a life long student of world history, and the many hours spent discussing world affairs will be sorely missed. We will miss you Grandpa.

The Funeral Service will be held in the Pleasant Point Mennonite cnurcn at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, January 18, 1995. conducted by his son, Rev. Rudy Daniels. The family wishes to thank tne nurses ana doctors at City Hospital for their dedica tion and kindness. In lieu of flowers the family asks that, those so wishing, send Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, (438 2nd Ave.

Saskatoon, S7K 2C3), the Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation (701 Queen Saskatoon, S7K 0M7) or a charity of ones choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HUMt. WILSON The passing of Robert (Bob) Francis Wilson occurred January 14, 1995 at Royal University Hospital. He was born May 4, 1912 in the Indi District of Dun- durn. He received his education at Whoosier School, Dundurn school and the University of Saskatchewan.

He devoted his entire life to farming in the Dundurn district with his partner and wife Maxine who were married April 17, 1940. He was a strong supporter of his community, serving the rink and United church. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Hanley Elks Lodge and a charter member of the Dundurn Lions Club. Bob also served as chairman of the local Saskatchewan Wheat pool for many years. He served 24 years as councillor in Div.

2 of the R.M. of Dundurn and was Secretary Treasurer of Brightwater Lake Conservation and Development area form 1957-1991. In his youth he enjoyed playing hockey, baseball and was a good curler, and kept in tune with present sports. Bob was an enthusiastic square dancer, enjoyed music, the great outdoors, and especially reading. With his wife Maxine and their family.

Bob donated 30 years of an antique collection to the Dundurn Community in 1991. Bob had a great sense of humour, even up to the time of his passing. Left to mourn are: his wife of 55 years, Maxine; two sons George (Ada) Wilson of Saskatoon and children Carta and David, Fred (Joan) Wilson of Dundurn and children Kathryn, Paul, Barbara and Ben; daughter Dorothy (Don) Williams of Surrey, BC; two brothers, Dr. Logan (Nevah) Wilson of Bloomington, Illinois and Paul (Jean) Wilson of Toronto, ON; and sister-in-law Edna Wilson of Sas katoon, SK; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his par ents W.J.

and Lillian Wilson and a brother Joyce. Memorial Service will be held at the Dundurn United Church on Tuesday, Janu ary 17, 1995 at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Kathy Hogman officiating. The Dundurn Masonic Lodge AM Dundurn 117 will attend and perform the last ntes.

Honorary pallbearers will be his children and grandchil dren of whom he was especially proud. Cremation. In lieu of flowers Memorial donations may be made to Wilson Museum Box 393, Dundurn, SK, SOK 1K0 or a charity of the donor's choice. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. DEATHS I I i 1079 SENIORS CITIZEN'S CENTRE.

614 11th St. E. Dance Nights: Dec. 14 Smith's Melody Men. Dec.

21- Willow Creek. Dec. 28 dance cancelled. Jan. 4 Rhythmaires, Jan.

1 1 Silver Springs, Jan. 18 Lock-wood. Jan. 25 Country Beat. 811 pm.

Everyone welcome. 652 9766 or 6530194 LINE DANCING is back at the Sutherland Hall. Wed. Jan 1 1th at 7 00o.m. For more into call 664-6216.

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS 1071 SYKORA Gale and David are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Mansha Frances, December 28. 1994 weighing 8 lbs 5 ozs at Rocky View Hospital, Calgary, A8. Proud grandparents are Isa-belle and Robert Strelioff, Saskatoon and Florence and Frank Sykora. Moose Jaw. SK.

TRAVEL 1091 WEEKEND SKI BUSES Banff. Jasper, Panarama Femie begin Feb. 10-12. Book 3 wks advance. For sched.

Strip info Munay Downhill Riders 652-1241. VICTORIA, BC.CAPTAIN'S PALACE INN. Lovely harbor side downtown, deluxe winter accommodation from $500 per month. 1 800-563-9656. LOST AND FOUND 1101 FOUND: BEIGE cat with black markings, about 6 months, could be Burmese.

Found In Brevoort Park, Taylor St. E. Phone 374-3575. FOUND: GOLDEN Retreiver male, Lakeview area. Phone 9550319.

FOUND JAN. 13TH on 37th St. W. Westview. a short haired, female redtan tabby cat, amber eyes, very friendly.

Please call 384-5864 after 5 p.m. HAVE YOU lost a pet? Phone S.P.C.A. at 374-7387. LOST BLACK white male cat, answers to you have any info, 242-6641. $100 reward.

NOTICES 1180 NOTICETO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF CATHERINE A. PRICE. FORMERLY OF OELISLE. SASKATCHEWAN. LATE OFOUTL00K, SASKATCHEWAN, DECEASED.

All claims against the above Estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any. must be sent to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of February, 1995. Burllngham Cuelensera Barristers 6 Solicitora 1043 8th Street East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7H0S2 Solicitors for the Executrix: Cathy Lingnau NOTICETO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OFCHUNG SUM KWOK, LATE OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON, INTHE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, DECEASED. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 13th day of February, 1995. John wok Barrister and Solicitor 6OO-230-22nd Street East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K0E9 Telephone: (306) 652-9696 HAPPYDAYS 1210 if in HAPPY 1ST BIRHTDAY MEGAN Luv Always, Aunt Uncles Cousin Alycia, Grandma Isabelle.

XOXO Sunny Partly Cloudy Cloudy Showers T-storms Rain Ice Flurries Snow Low Pressure I rlj High Pressure Goose Bay -14-20 -4M2 StrUohri'sn (CP Resort Temperatures IF i It -''ft'- Sk 4 DEATHS 1000 GARBE Randall Kevin. Suddenly in Ot tawa on Friday, January 13, 1995. Randall Kevin Garbe age 34. Dear tnend of Karen Korb of Ottawa. Beloved son of Theresa Porter of Edmonton and Fred Nourse of Etobicoke.

Cherished brother of Norman Garbe of Saskatoon and Richard Garbe of Edmonton. Beloved grandson of Gertie Hitman of Camrose Alberta. Lovingly remembered by two nephews, one niece and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Predeceased by his grandfather, August Hitman, Camrose Alberta. Randy will always be remembered as a kind and generous man who lived life to its fullest.

His family would like to especially thank the nurses and doctors of the Intensive Care unit of the Ottawa Civic Hospital for their under standing and support in helping Randy leave this life and begin a new one with comfort, respect and dignity. Friends may call at the Kelly Funeral Home, 1255 Walk- ley Rd, Ottawa, after 12 noon Monday. Funeral Monday to Resurrection of Our Lord Church for Mass of Christian Burial at 2:00 p.m. Followed by cremation. In me-moriam donations to the Ottawa Civic Hospital Building Fund appreciated.

A Service in Memory of Randy will be held in Edmonton at a later date. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1007 Martens Warman Funeral Home John Martens, 9344888. Warman. SK. SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

Arnold Edwards, Don Sheppard Ph. 244-5577 338 4th Ave. North WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rae J. Murdoch 653-3434. 20th St.

Ave. N. PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREG M. LALACH OAVID J. SCHURR 3113RDAVE.N0.

244-2103 DALMENY FUNERAL HOME Gerald Funk-254-2022 Dalmeny, Sask. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT McKAGUE JOE MOYNHAM Phone 664-3131 300 3rd Ave. S. ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL 955-1600 John Schachtel 915 Acadia Or CREMATORIUMS 1020 PRAIRIEVIEW CREMATORIUM Memonal and Cremation Services. Highway 1 1 South 242-7884 Box 2061 MONUMENTS 1030 MID-WEST MEMORIALS LIMITED 9 -1527 Ontario Ave.

242-2111 INMEMORIAM 1060 PEPPLER In loving memory of Cliff who passed away January 16. 1993. A bouquet of roses Just for you, Sprinkled with teardrops instead of dew. And in the center a forget-mfrnot. To let you know I have not forgot.

Time has a way of slipping by, But love and memones never die. Wishing today, as I've wished before, God could have spared you a few years more. Gone are the days we used to share But in my heart you are always there. The gates of memory will never dose Imiss you more than anyone knows. With tender love and deep regret I who love you will never forget Love always, Bev.

WOLLBAUM Robert R. In loving memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away January 16, mas. Your memory is our keepsake. With which we will never part, God has you inhis keeping, We have you in our hearts. We love you and miss you.

Angie. Daryl and Dolores, Denise and Kevin, Sheila and Sandra. CARD OF THANKS 1065 COONEY The family of the late Femley Cooney would like to express their heartfelt thanks to all who visited Femley during his illness at St. Paul's Hospital. Thanks to Dr.

Paley for extending her care to the family during his Illness, mank you to all wno at tended the Prayer Service on Monday evening and the Funeral Mass Service on Tuesday. Special thanks to Father Ron Beechenar, Father Len Mo-rand. Father Len Cyr, Father Leo Engel and to Father Fyl Lewans for his guidance and seivice and for celebrating of the Resurrection. Thanks to the ladies from the St. Patrick Pansh CWL, and to the choir and organist.

Extended thanks to Marvin and Madeline Cooney for the beautiful Eulogy, prayers and contri butions. God bless you. Thanks to Gregory M. of La- lash, Louise Dun and start at Hark Funeral Chapel. Thanks to all the relatives and friends who offered comfort with cards and mass cards, visits, donations of food and Memonal contributions during our greatest time of needs.

COMING EVENTS 1079 CONCEPT NOW COSMETICS Special endownment. Price increase.Feb. 1. Olive 6534146. ANNUAL HOME SCHOOLING CONFERENCE In Saskatoon, Feb.

17 18 sponsored by Saskatchewan Home Based Educators. Curriculum fare, speaker workshops. Call Francie at 249- 1338 for information. temperatures for cities. Low 43.3 set in 1907 A year ago today: Low High Moon New, Jan.

30 First, Feb. 7 Full, Feb. 15 Last, Jan. 23 Sun Rose today 9:08 Sets 5:24 National Temperatures If 1000 PURDY Merrill Theodore "Butch" Purdy, age 51, late of Saskatoon," passed away suddenly. The late Merrill Purdy is lovingly remembered by his wife, Shar- leen; his mother.

Came Purdy of Saska toon; his four sisters, Gloria (Clarence) Don-ell of Regina, Darlene (Merle) Beau mont of Saskatoon, Lynn (Ed) Dehmke of Rosthern and Carol (Jim) Crockett of Saskatoon; also numerous nieces and neph ews. He was predeceased by his father, Ted; his twin sister, Lorraine and youngest sister, carma. Memorials, would be appreciated if directed to St. Paul's Untied Church, 454 Egbert Saskatoon, S7N 1X3. It was Merrill's request to be cremated and a private Memorial Service to be held.

Arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). CRONIN Addie Jane Cronin (nee Hal-penny) went to her Lord in peace in Saskatoon, January 13, 1995 at the age of 90 years. Predeceased by her husband of 32 years, J.P. (Jack) Cronin; infant son Patrick; son Michael; and son-in-law Larry Wilcox, she is survived by one son, Gerry (Penny) of'Saskatoon; and two daughters Sheila (Barry) Foster of Calgary, Kathy Wil cox of Regina; daughter-in-law Tressie of Kelowna; twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Born in Minnedosa, Manitoba, May 3, 1904.

Moved to Winnipeg where she married in 1933. Moved to Saskatoon in 1936 where she raised her children and after Jack's retirement, moved to Kelowna in 1961. Following Jack's death she moved to various locations enjoying her family. She returned to Saskatoon in 1985 residing at King Edward Place on 25th Street. She will be missed by all whose lives and hearts she touched.

Those wishing to express their sympathy may donate to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan, Pro vincial Office, 279 3rd. Avenue North, Sas katoon, SK, S7K 2H8. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral, 720 Spa-dina Cres. East, Tuesday, January 17th at 10:30 a.m.

Arrangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME and Prairie View Crematorium. "Sunshine passes, shadows fall, loves' remembrance outlasts all." McTAVISH The passing of Donald Ephram McTavish formerly of Asquith, SK, occurred in Diamond Lodge Biggar, SK on January 14, 1995; just 17 days before his 93 birthday. The Funeral Service will be held from the Asquith United Church on Wednesday, January 18, 1995 at 1:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. William Kiesman and Rev.

Neil Millard. Interment will be made in the family plot in the Environ Cemetery. Donald is survived by: a nephew Jack McTavish of Calgary and five nieces, Blanche (Clarence) Bewell of Calgary, Mae Doell of Surrey, BC, Beryl Kelly of Fort Saskatchewan, AB, Mary (Lloyd) Frostad of Lacombe, AB, Wanda Ploss of Saska toon and numerous cousins. Donald was predeceased by: his father John and mother Maria; four brothers, Alec, Duncan, Roy and Allan; and two sisters, Mabel Amson and Ruby Savage. Donald was born in Renfrew, Ontario and came to the Environ district when he was five years old.

His parents and other settlers built the McTavish school where he received his ed ucation. Several years later he moved to Sonningdale and farmed there for a num ber of years. His next home was in his fa vorite cabin west of Asquith where he farmed until his retirement and then moved to Asquith. In 1990 he became a resident of Diamond Lodge in Biggar where he received very special care and made many new friends. Donald was gifted with a keen sense of humor and en joyed sharing it with all who knew him.

Rather than floral tributes, the family would appreciate donations to Diamond Lodge, Box 340, Biggar, SK, S0K.0M0 or the Canadian Diabetes Association, 309- 219 22nd Street East, Saskatoon, SK, S7K0G4. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in care of arrangements. 664-3131. WATCH southwest and northwest Isolated showers or flurries over the southeast and isolated flurries across the northeast. Highs from minus 4 in the north to 5 over the southeast Mainly cloudy over the Peace.

Highs near minus 10. Yukon: Mainly sunny except cloudy in the southeast. Highs from minus 16 in the south to minus 30 in central and northern areas. Northwest Territories: Mackenzie Valley and Great Slave district: A few clouds north of Mackenzie. Occasional snow south of Slave.

Cloudy periods elsewhere. Highs from minus 12 in the south to minus 28 in the north. Keewatin district: Cloudy areas in the south and north, otherwise mainly clear. Highs from minus 15 to minus 20 in cloudy areas and to minus 35 in the clear. Baffin district: South: Cloudy periods.

Temperatures from minus 25 to minus 30. North: A few clouds. Temperatures from minus 24 to minus 27. High ArcticResolute: Cloudy periods. Winds increasing to southeasterly 20 kmh in the afternoon.

Highs near minus 26. Ontario: South: Mainly cloudy with rain over the extreme east. Highs from 1 to 3. Central: A mix of sun and cloud. Highs near minus 7.

North: Mainly sunny. Highs from minus 7 in the southeast to minus 15 in the northwest Quebec: North: Mainly sunny except clearing over eastern regions. Highs from minus 10 to minus 22. South: Clearing over northwestern regions. Snow and freezing rain in western central and eastern regions.

Heavy rain in the south. Highs from minus 5 to 8. New Brunswick Heavy rain in DEATHS St of on DEATHS 1000 HAWRYLIW The passing of Mr. Michael Steven Hawryliw age 81 years of Saskatoon, occurred peacefully on Sunday, January 15, 1995 at Saskatoon City Hospital, surrounded by his loving family. Funeral arrangements are pending and please refer to Wednesday's edition for.

complete Funeral details. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. LEE Birden Karl. Died suddenly at St. Joseph's Hospital in Chatham, Ontario, on January 13, 1995 at the age of 91.

Husband of the late Marjorie Irene (McCal-mon) Lee (1993). Dear father of Betsy Maureen Lee of Toronto and Diane and her husband John McGuigan of Cedar Springs. Proud grandfather of Scott Lee McGuigan and Lee James McGuigan. Also survived by sister-in-law, Edna Lee of Al-buequerque, New Mexico; and brothers-in-law, Walter Turner of Lloydminster, AB, and Arthur Bailey of Calgary, AB; and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents; brothers, Stanton, Austin, Henry, Orin, Knute; and sister, Mary.

Born en August 23, 1903, in Fessenden, North Dakota to Knute S. Lee and Birgit (Betsy) Thorvilson. Moved with his family to Saskatchewan in 1908 where he lived until moving to Cedar Springs, ON in 1983. Devoted to the Cooperative Movement, he was with the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool for over 40 years in Viscount, Estevan, Shaunavon, and Biggar until he retired to Saskatoon in 1968. He was a member of Viscount Lodge No.

151 A.F. and A.M. for 60 years and a life member of the B.P.O. of Elks. He was an avid sportsman, enjoying golf and curling and coaching baseball and hockey.

Funeral Services will be held Monday, January 16, at the Ford Funeral Home in Blenheim, ON. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the charity of one's choice would be appreciated by the family. BARNES It Is with great sorrow that the family of Beatrice Grace Garrison Barnes announces her sudden passing at her home on January 10, 1995 at the age of 66 years. Bea was born in Saskatoon to Blake and Eva Garrison. She went to school, worked and married Ken Barnes of Saskatoon where they raised five children.

Bea's home and family were always most important to her and in later years sheen-joyed the company of her dear friend, Maureen. Mom had a special gift that made everyone she met endeared to her. In the last few years of her life she found happiness and contentment and for that her family is very thankful. Mom will be sadly missed by Brenda (Cecil) Hunter of Elrose, Norman (Janet) Barnes of Saskatoon, Robert (Aline) Barnes of Edmonton, AB, Shelly (Danny) Grimley of Saskatoon, Ken Barnes of Viscount; sister-in-law, Shirley Garrison and family of Edmonton, AB; five grandchildren, Crystal, Michael (Norm), Holly, Jim (Brenda) and Nicole (Shelly); and numerous aunts and uncles. Bea was predeceased by her son, Ronald; her parents, Blake and Eva; and her brothers, Edward and Donald.

Flowers are gratefully declined but donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, 289 Third Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2H8 would be appreciated. The Memorial Service will be held from McKague's Funeral Chapels on Monday, January 16, 1995 at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Janet Brown. Cremation. Guest parking directly south of McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS 3rd Ave nue South and 20th Street.

(664-3131) We will all take great comfort in knowing that you are now reunited with the others you loved and especially that one bright star you often spoke of it will shine twice as bright for us Mom and we'll look for you there. By Environment Canada SASKATOON Cloudy with a chance of light snow. High minus 13. Chance of precipitation, 40 per cent. Low minus 18.

Tuesday, mainly cloudy. High minus 13. Chance of precipitation, 30 per cent. A SYNOPSIS A moist easterly circulation will maintain cloudy skies across most regions for the next several days with occasional light snow expected. The exception will be the southeastern regions where a new disturbance moving in from Montana will-produce more significant snow.

As winds shift into the northeast, temperatures will be a few degrees cooler but still above nor-mal for mid-January. PROVINCIAL FORECASTS Regina, Moose Jaw: Occasional light snow. Chance of precipitation, 70 per cent Wind moderate. High minus 13, low minus 18. Tuesday, mainly cloudy.

High minus 12. Chance of precipitation, 30 per cent. Prince Albert: Cloudy. A chance of light snow. Wind moderate.

High minus 14. Chance of precipitation, 40 per cent Low tonight minus. 20. Tuesday, cloudy with a chance of light snow. High minus 15.

Chance of precipitation, 40 per cent Dundurn, Rosthern, Battleford, Meadow Lake, Kindersley, Quill Lakes: Cloudy. Chance of light snow. Light northeasterly wind. High minus 13. Chance of precipitation, 40 per cent.

Low tonight minus 18. Tuesday, mainly cloudy. High minus 13. Chance of precipitation, 30 per cent. Last Mountain, Wascana, Moose The Accu-Weather forecast J) WEATHER for noon.

Mondav. January 16 YellOWknife "Slanonary sasnatoon i v-fc1 ZZ 5-6 WJ vCv" ffbu LVsNew York vyvi Washington X- 0 with high and low f7 iWhltehorse) -107-19 5U- Honolulu 2720 the north spreading to southern regions by late afternoon. Highs from 7 to 12. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island: Cloudy. Showers developing over P.E.I.

then spreading slowly southward. Highs from 7 to 12. Newfoundland: Showers, drizzle and fog in the south. Snow in the north. Highs from minus 4 in the north to 4 in the south.

Labrador Becoming mainly sunny. Highs from minus 8 in the southeast to minus 20 in the northwest. For the Record Sunday's Temperatures Low -13 High -11 Today's Normals Low High Today's Records High 4.4 set in 1942 SSsvC Vancouver 73 i v.v.vJL AiL A3 51 61-6 Jaw, Assiniboia: Occasional light snow. Chance of precipitation, 70 per cent. Wind northeast 20 kmh.

High minus 13, low minus 18. Tuesday, mainly cloudy. High minus 12. Chance of precipitation, 30 per cent. Swift Current, Cypress Hills: Cloudy.

Light easterly wind. High minus 10. Chance of precipitation, 30 per cent Low tonight minus 17. Tuesday, mainly cloudy. High minus 10.

Chance of precipitation, 30 per cent Weyburn, Moose Mountain: Occasional snow. Chance of precipitation, 80 per cent Wind northeast 20 kmh. High minus 12, low minus 16. Tuesday, cloudy. Occasional light snow.

Chance of precipitation, 60 per cent. High minus 12. Yorkton, Hudson Bay: Occasional snow. Chance of precipitation, 80 per cent Wind northeast 20 kmh. High minus 14, low minus 19.

Tuesday, cloudy. Occasional light snow. Chance of precipitation, 60 per cent High minus 15. ALONG THE BORDERS Alberta: Occasional light snow. Patches of fog and freezing drizzle over southern and central areas.

Highs from minus 5 in the south to minus 13 in the north. Manitoba: Snow, in the south. Highs near minus 9. Periods of snow in central regions. Highs near minus 12.

Cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of light snow in the, north. Highs near minus 15. ACROSS CANADA British Columbia: Coast: Mainly cloudy. Chance of showers mostly in the south. Highs from 5 to 8 on the coast and minus 2 to 3 inland.

Interior: Mainly cloudy with some sunny breaks over the Calgary -10 -8 Quebec -2 10 Charkiltetown -1 8 SL John's. -7 Oiurchi -24 -18 Thunder Bay -11 Edmonton -10 -9 Toronto 8 10 Halifax 2 12 Vancouver 8 8 Jasper -13 -7 Victoria 7 10 Montreal 0 10 WNtehorse -10 -8 Ottawa 1 12 Winrneg -25 -12 Prmce Rupert 4 4 VeWowkrufa -26 -18 Acapulco 22 32 Las Vegas 12 14 Barbados 23 29 Mexico City 2 22 Bermuda 19 22 Miami Beach 18 25 Brownsville 8 24 Nassau 23 27 Daytona Beach 13 22 Reno 1 8 Havana na 22 San Juan 24 28 Honolulu 22 27 Trinidad 25 31 Kingston 26 30 West Palm Beach 18 25 Foreign Temperatures Aberdeen 4 Malta 11 Amsterdam 8 1 Manila 25 Ankara 5 Moscow -6 Athens 8 Nairobi 27 5 Auckland na 2 New Delhi 16 Beijing 0 Nice 11 Berhn 3 Oslo 0 Bonn 7 Paris 7 Brussels 7 1 Riyadh 21 Cairo 17 Rome 8 Casablanca 17 Sarajevo na Copenhagen 5 Seoul 0 Dakar 25 Sofia -3 Dublin 11 Stockholm 2 Geneva 0 4 Sydney 23 Helsinki 2 3 Taipei na Ho Chi Minh City 27 3 Tokyo 3 1 Hong Kong na Tunis na Jerusalem 14 Vienna 0 Lisbon 8 Warsaw 0 London 11 1 8 am; 2 5 am Madrid 7 3 9 4 10 am; Provincial Temperatures Low, high, preeip. (in mm.) in past 24 hours. Bui. Narrows na na na Estevan -14 -10 2.8 Hudson Bay na na na Kindersley -12 -11 1.6 LaRonoa -16 -14 tr Uoydmnster -13 -12 1.0 Meadow Lahe-13 -11 04 Moose Jaw -12 -9 2.4 Nipawin -18 -16 0.4 Battleford -13 -12 0.2 Prince Albert -17 -13 1.2 Regina -12 -10 1.8 Saskatoon -13 -11 3.2 Swift Current -10 0 0.9 Watrous na na na Wynyard na na na Yorkton -17 -13 2.0.