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CLASSIFIED The StorPhoenLx Tuesday, November 3, 1992 ACTION PHONE: 653-2100 DEATHS The StarPfaoeiiix Direct dial numbers for: 1000 FERENCE 1 he passing of Mrs. Annie Ference of Saskatoon, age 84 years, occurred at a local hospital on Sunday, November 1, 1992. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, November 4, 1992 at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Mrs. Janet Brown from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North.

Courtesy parking is available directly South of the Chapel. Annie Ference is survived by her two daughters, Adeline (Louis) Sarich of Saskatoon and Vivian (Irwin) Smithson of Calgary, AB; five grandchildren, Corinne (Jack) Masa-niai, Rossalyn Waschuk, both of Saskatoon, Tracy (Marilyn) Smithson of Quebec, Debbie (Steve) Burtt and Darcy Smithson of Calgary, AB; and five great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her loving husband, Alex; her twin sons, Bernie and Murray; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burtetoff; three sisters, Katherine, Mary and Alice and four brothers, Alex, Tom, John and Pete.

The late Mrs. Annie Ference was born in 1908 at Petrofka, Saskatchewan and resided there until 1928. Annie married Alex Ference and they moved to the Borden District to farm. She worked hard, like any pioneer farm wife. She was happy and loved her animals and gardening.

In 1957, she moved with her husband to Saskatoon to retire. Annie suffered many illnesses in her last five years of life; she was living with her daughter, Adeline in her last two years. Annie loved her crochet work very much and has left many memories for her family and friends. She made donations of her crochet work to the Oliver Lodge, the Cancer Clinic and the Radisson Roman Catholic Church. She will be dearly missed by her children, her friends and by all who knew her.

In lieu of flowers, Memorial donations may be made to the Cancer Research Trust Fund, co Cancer Clinic, Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 0W8. The Pallbearers will be Billy Smithson, Darcy Smithson, Jack Masaniai, Louis Sarich, Walter Fast and Paul Burletoff. Interment will take place in the Radisson Catholic Cemetery, Radisson, SK. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERALCHAPEL. It II z.

GUNDERSON The passing of Melvin 01 iver Gunderson, age 86 years of Oliver Lodge occurred at his residence on Saturday, October 31, 1992. A Memorial Service will be held at Oliver Lodge, 1405 Faulkner Crescent on Tuesday, November 3, 1992 at 10:00 a.m. conducted by Janet Brown. The Funeral Service will be held from the Kinistino United Chuich, Kinistino, SK on Tuesday, November 3, 1992 at 3:00 p.m. conducted by Sherran Schick and Janet Brown.

Surviving are his loving family, wife, Ella of Saskatoon; son. Mervin (Norma) of Yorkton, SK; daughter, Marlyn of Saskatoon; six grandchildren; three great grandchildren; two sisters, Steena Montgomery and Linda McGiffin, both of Prince Albert; two brothers, Alfred (Edrie) Gunderson of Wel-don, SK and Arthur (Helen) Udsogn of Prince Albert; and by numerous nieces and nephews. Melvin was predeceased by two brothers, Joe and August; and by one sister, Edna. Melvin was born at Weldon, Saskatchewan on September 8, 1906. He married Ella Jewell on February 9, 1929.

They lived at Kinistino, SK where Melvin barbered for 50 years. They moved to Saskatoon, SK in 1979, residing in Oliver Place for ten years, moving to Oliver Lodge two years ago. Music was always a part of Melvin life and he spent many happy hours playing his violin. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Oliver Lodge Redevelopment Fund, 1405 Faulkner Crescent, Saskatoon, SK S7L 3R5 or to the Alzheimer Association of Saskatchewan, 224-408 Broad Street. Regina.

SK, S4R 2X9. The Interment will take place in the Kinistino Cemetery. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in care of the arrangements. (664-3131). DEATHS I 1 1 jjj t.

1060 CARHOLL In loving memory of my dear mother. Jacky, who died peacefully on November 3, 1991 As the eagle flies. My mother flies with God As the sun still shines So does my mother 's smile As the overflows So do my memories of My dear mother, as it will be forever more. forever remembered and sadly missed by your dear son James, CARROLL In iovmg memory of Jacky who passed away November 3, 1991 A cluster of memories Sprinkled with love. Wishing God had spared you If only a few more years You left us special memories And a sorrow too great to behold, To us who loved and lost you Your memory will never grow old.

Lovingly remembered by Ned. Ruth. Duff and families. GRANBERG In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Norman Wayne who passed away November 3rd. 1988.

His faint last wish, (should like to have heard, And breathed in his car, One last parting word Only those who have lost can tell. The pain of not saying farewell. Forever remembered Mom, Dad, Patricia, Myrna and Mar tin 0 CARROLL (Maru) nee Desrosiers. Jacky. In loving memory of a dear wife, sister and aunt, who passed away November3, 1991.

Death is nothing at all. I have only slipped avwy into ihe nent room. Whatever we were to each ot iter. That we still are Laugh as we always laughed. Play, smile, think of me.

Let my name be the household wotd it always was Why should I be out your mind because I'm out of your sight? I am waiting for you. All is well; nothing is past. One day we will all be together. Happier and forever. Forevef loved and deeply missed by Walter.

Wilfnd, Pat, Daryl and Dwayne STEWART In loving memory of Don, a gentle, loving fa ther and grandfather, who passed away November 3. 1991. We will remontber him in our hearts and see him in our dreams. He is forever with us. Dearlv loved and sadly missed Dorothy.

Martin, Nicholas andfJiaheth CARD OF THANKS 1065 WE WISH to express our sincere thank you to fnends tor vis its. cards, phone calls and flowers and kind expressions of sympathy on the loss of brother Roy Kelsey. Viola and Howard Kronlund. 1HL FAMILY of the late Hans Broten would like to thank each one for the condolences, donations, love and sup port, shown during this difficult time. Special thanks to Pas tor Eldon Boldt of Circle Drive Alliance Church and the Out look Funeral Chapei for their sensitivity and kindness.

Mrs Lovern Broten and family. THE FAMILY of the late Obert Sweitzer wish to thank our family, many friends and neighbors for the acts of kindness extended to all of us during our recent bereavement. May God bless you all. With many thanks from Muriel. Mark and special friend Tasha, Christian, Gladys.

Gail. Janice, Rees. Don and families THE FAMILY of the late Obert Sweitzer wish to thank our family, many friends and neighbors for the acts of kindness extended to all of us during our recent bereavement. May God blessyou all. With many thanks from Muriel.

Mark and special friend Tasha, Chiistian, Gladys, Gail, Janice, Rees, Don and families. WE WISH to express our heartfelt thanks to all who came to pay their last respects to Peter. Thank you tor all the flowers, cards, food, prayers and to the Pallbearers, Special thanks to Rev. Dingwall for his comforting words, to Jim Fisher for the Eulogy, and to Park Funeral Chapel. The Neufeldt Family PERSONAL 1070 AMANDA'S RELAXATION Massage.

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Nov. 10 Last. Nov. 17 Sun Rose today 8:06 Sets 5:35 National Temperatures INMEMORIAM lOOO SMITH Charles Alexander (Sandy) Smith of Saskatoon, age 73 years, died at the Royal University Hospital on Sunday, November 1, 1992, surrounded by his family. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 1992 at 2:00 p.m.

conducted by Archdeacon H.W. Brandrick from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North. Courtesy parking is available directly South of the Chapel. Sandy is survived by his loving wife, Audrey; four loving daughters, Audrey Jean and husband, Bernard Hendrickson of Petrolia, ON, Tegan Linda Smith of Vancouver, BC, Heather and husband, Ivan Frank of North Battleford, SK and Marguerite Smith of Saskatoon and Montreal Lake. SK and very special granddaughters, Andrea and Kristi Frank.

He also, is survived by his brothers and sisters. Retie (Ben) Metcalfe of Riverhurst, SK, Tom Smith of Calgary, AB, Jean Mitchell of Saskatoon, SK, George (Katie) Smith of Saskatoon, SK and Betty Barks of Nipawin, SK, as well as by many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, George and Many Smith; sister-in-law, Thelma Smith; brothers-in-law, Austin Mitchell and Archie Barks; and nieces Barbara Smith and Clela Barks. The late Sandy Smith was born at Gilroy, Saskatchewan on July 28, 1919 and as a child, he lived on a farm and went to Mt. Pisgah School.

During the depression his family moved to their Nipawin homestead. Sandy served with the Canadian Armed Forces overseas during World War II. After his return, he met and married Audrey Young. Over the years they lived in Mossy Vale. Nipawin.

Prince George and Saskatoon. At the time of his passing, he was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 63. He was a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and he had worked for years as a Construction Superintendent. He loved people and lots of them. Always ready for a lively conversation, he met many of his Nutana neighbors while he worked in his square garden.

Sandy's favorite place to relax, fish and entertain was at his cabin at Flotten Lake. In twenty summers, 285 visitors signed the guest book at his cabin. In his last hours, from his hospital bed, surrounded by his loving family, he said, "look at all the people here, go home and get the The Honorary Pallbearers will be the Royal Canadian Legionnaires. Cremation. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL.

FUNERALS 1003 SALLOUM the Service of Remembrance of Edmond Salloum who died on Thursday. Oc tober 29, 1992 was held from the Chapel of the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME on Monday, November 2 at 1:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. N. Stewart Dingwall.

Honorary Pallbearers were Merlin Banks, Tim Epp, Wayne Salloum, Harry Voss, Bill Duffus, Jeff Tiffin, Rod Salloum. Interment will take place at a later date in Woodlawn Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1007 ACADIA DRIVE McKague's Funeral Chapel 1600 John Schaclitcl 915 Acadia Or. SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Arnold tdwards.

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with rain in the southwest. Highs minus 3 to zero. Maritimes: Mainly sunny except clearing in the east. Clouds returning later in the day in the west. Highs 7.

For the Record Monday's Temperatures Low 1 High 3 Today's Normals Low High 4.1 Today's Records High 21.7 set in 1903 Low set in 1935 A year ago todav: Low High Moon New, Nov. 24 First. Dec. DEATHS liililiiiisii lOOO HORNEH The death of John Francis Horner of Saskatoon occurred accidentally on October 31, 1992. He is survived by his wife, Alice; his three children, Colleen, Jason and Michelle of Saskatoon; his parents, Albert and Joy Horner of Blaine Lake; his four sisters, Maureen (Tom) Barrie of Duck Lake, Leah Ainsworth of Mississauga, ON, Rosemary (Dan) O'Handley of Kenaston, Colleen (George) Patterson of Moose Jaw, and their families.

Also left to mourn are his mother-in-law, Helene Tremblay of Saskatoon; Paul (Donna) Tremblay of Kenora, ON, Edward (Joyce) Tremblay of Edmonton, Claire (Leo) Blais of Delmas, Maurice (Diana) Tremblay of Saskatoon, Arthur (Brenda) Tremblay of Re-gina, Roland (Terry) Tremblay of Drayton Valley, AB, David (Sylvie) Tremblay of Saskatoon, and their families. John was born in Saskatoon on September 27, 1948 and was raised at Blaine Lake. During this time, he was involved in the Crown Hill 4-H Club and Cadets. Following high school, John worked for the C.N. R.

for three years. He held a variety of jobs in the trucking business, his favorite being truck sales, in which he was involved at the time of his death. John was noted for his outgoing and friendly nature, his sense of humor and his candid opinions on a variety of topics. He will be sadly missed by those who knew and loved him. Vigil of Prayer will be held on Tuesday.

November 3 at 7:30 p.m. from St. Patrick's Catholic Church (3339 Centennial Drive). Funeral Service conducted by Rev. Fr.

Syl Lewans, OMI, will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4 at St. Patrick's Church. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Medical Research Foundation Leukemia Div co College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, S7N 0W0.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). SWEITZER Obert Dale. 47 years, passed away in the Ottawa Heart Institute on October 17, 1992. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Muriel; two sons, Mark in Kingston and Christian in Toronto and Mark's special friend, Tasha in Ottawa; his mother, Gladys Sweitzer in Saskatoon; sisters, Gail (Bill) Sinnett, Saskatoon, Janice (Douglas) Jones, Kelowna, BC; brothers, Rees (Judy) Sweitzer, Thunder Bay, ON, Don (Sonya) Sweitzer, Eston, SK; and numerous nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Obert was born and raised in Eston and completed high school in 1963.

He spent two years at the University of Saskatchewan, then worked for a year during which time he married Muriel Kelsey. He enrolled in Renewable Resources Technology, a new course at S.I.A.A.S.T. He graduated in 1968 and was employed with the Department of Fisheries until the time of his passing. He spent time in British Columbia and the Yukon prior to his move to Ottawa in 1980. A memorial service was held on October 21, 1992 in Ottawa.

Memorial donations may be made to the Heart Stroke Foundation, 279-3rd Avenue North, Saskatoon, S7K 2H8 or to a charity of the donors choice. Obert had a great love of nature and always said some of his happiest times were spent with his Dad roaming the hills south of Eston. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him, especially for his quick wit and great storytelling. IRVINE The passing of Mrs. Betty Irvine, age 78 years of Elrose, SK, occurred peacefully at her residence on October 31, 1992.

The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 1992 at 2:00 p.m. from the Elrose United Church conducted by Rev. Jim Kenny. Surviving are her loving husband, Grant; her children, Dale (Velma) of Elrose. Pa tricia (Allen) Kerslake of Saskatoon and Neil (Joan) of Edmonton, AB; seven grandchildren, Dean Irvine of Halifax, NS, Brad Irvine of Saskatoon, Kari and Scott Kerslake of Saskatoon and Jill, Jerilyn and Tyler Irvine of Edmonton, AB; and by one brother, Al (Agnes) Spurs of White Rock, BC.

In Betty's memory memorial donations may be directed to the Elrose Drop In Center. Interment will follow in the Elrose Cemetery with CLEMENTS ROSETOWN FUNERAL HOME in care of the arrangements. RING The death of Adolph (Duff) Ring, age 74 years of Saskatoon, SK, occurred in St. Paul's Hospital on Sunday, November 1. 1992.

The Vigil of Prayer will be held on Wednesday evening, November 4 at 7:30 p.m. from the Chapel of Westwood Funeral Home, 1402 20th St. W. Funeral Liturgy will be held on Thursday morning, November 5 at 10:30 a.m. from St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church with Rev. Father Dino Benedet C.S.s.R. officiating. Surviving family and biographical information will appear in Wednesday morning's paper. (Memorial donation to the St.

Paul's Palliative Care Unit, 1702-20th Street West, Saskatoon, S7M 0Z9 would be appreciated in lieu of flowers.) Interment will take place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Courtesy parking south of the Chapel on 4th Ave. North at 25th Street. bility of flurries, 50 per cent. Friday, mostly cloudy.

Lows minus 10. Highs minus 3. Probability of flurries, 40 per cent. ALONG THE BORDERS Alberta: Mainly cloudy. Chance of a flurry, especially in eastern sections.

Highs, minus 3 in the south, minus 9 in the north. Manitoba: Mainly cloudy. Occasional light snow in the south. Scattered snowflurries in the north with patchy freezing drizzle near the Hudson Bay coast. Highs, zero in the south, minus 3 in the north, down to minus 6 in the extreme northwest corner.

North Dakota: Windy with snow and blowing and drifting snow. Storm totals, 5 to 10 cm in the west, 15 to 20 cm in central and the east. Highs minus 1. Tonight, breezy with occasional light snow. Lows minus 6 to minus 3.

ACROSS CANADA Yukon: In the north and central, mostly sunny. Highs minus 15 to minus 8. In the south, clouding over with wet snow by evening. Highs minus 8 to minus 2. Northwest Territories: Mackenzie Valley and Great Slave district: Cloudy in the south, clear in the north.

Highs, minus 5 in the south, minus 15 in the north. Keewatin district: In the south, clearing and colder. In the north, a few clouds. All areas, windy with periods of blowing snow. Highs minus 18 to minus 13.

Baffin district: Mainly cloudy with morning snow in the south. Cloudy periods in the north. Cloudy along the Baffin Bay coast. Highs minus 18 to minus 11. High ArcticResolute: Cloudy.

Oc- 10OO 1 DOUCETTE Mrs. Odelie Marie Doucette, age 97, of the Goodwill Manor in Duck Lake passed away at the home on Saturday, October 31, 1992. Prayer Service will be held at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, November 2 from the Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church in Duck Lake. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 A.M.

on Tuesday, November 3 from the Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church by the Reverend Father Frank Anuszkiewicz and con-celebrated by the Reverend Father Gilles Doucette. The late Mrs. Doucette is survived by her loving family, three sons Raymond (Elma Gasper) of Saskatoon, SK, Gerard (Lou) of Saltcoats, SK and Armand (Laurette Mari-aci) of Langley. BC; 10 grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren; 1 great great grandchild; three sisters Honora Archambault of Duck Lake, SK, Angelina Loiselle of Saskatoon, SK and Marie-Ange Brecknell of Saskatoon, SK; one brother, Omer Courchene of Duck Lake, SK as well as numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her loving husband Isidore Doucette on January 17, 1985; her parents, Mr.

Moise and Mrs. Emma (nee Mas-son) Courchene; two sisters, Blanche Courchene and Graziella Doucette and five brothers, Omer, Albert, Achilles, Alfred and Wilfred Courchene. Born on August 3, 1895 in St. Albert, AB, Odelie attended an Indian School out of North Battleford, SK and then to the first log school built in Duck Lake, SK. On December 26, 1917 she married Isidore Doucette and they farmed in the LaPlaine area until 1960.

Upon selling their farm they moved to the town of Duck Lake and resided in their home until the death of Isidore. Odelie was one of the first residents of the Goodwill Manor when it opened in 1986. It is the family's request that those preferring to place memorials in lieu of other tributes may do so to the Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine. Interment in Duck Lake Roman Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to RIVER PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL.

(764-2727). McGILLIVRAY Douglas Stanley, age 64 years, died at the Saskatoon City Hospital on Saturday, October 31, 1992. Doug was bom in the Hazenmore District and moved at an early age, with his parents, to the Melfort District. Doug went to work at age 15 at Cleft Brothers Farm. He later worked for McLeod Construction in Alberta where he met and married Maud Piper on October 10, 1951.

Doug worked for Thode Construction in various areas of Saskatchewan and Alberta. In 1964, he was employed by the City of Saskatoon in the Engineering Department and worked there until he retired in December of 1988. He leaves to mourn his three sons, Donald (Eleanor) of Prince Albert, Miles and Douglas (Theresa), all of Saskatoon; three grandchildren, Mitchell and Andrea of Prince Albert and Ty of Saskatoon; two brothers, Kenneth of Saskatoon and Herbert of Silver Park, SK; two sisters, Flora Bethune of Saskatoon and Jeanne Turner of Melfort; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Doug was predeceased by his wife, Maud; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W.D. McGillivray; four brothers, Donald, Malcolm, Neil and Robert; and by one sister, Sarah Mcintosh. The Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 1992 at 1:30 p.m. from McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS conducted by Rev. N.S.

Dingwall. Memorial donations to the Sask. Heart and Stroke Foundation, 279 3rd Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 9Z9 if desired, would be appreciated in lieu of flowers. Cremation. Guest parking directly south of the Chapel, corner of 3rd Avenue and 20th Street.

(664-3131). SAUNDERS In loving memory of William L. (Bill) Saunders who went peacefully on October 25, 1992 at 5:00 a.m. in Duncan, BC. Bill was born November 26, 1918 in Watrous, SK.

He leaves behind his sisters. Helen, Marje and Polly; brother, Colonel; daughter, Lynda; sons, Jack and Glen; daughters-in-law, Suzi and Lu-Anne; four grandchildren, Amy, Neil Ian and Jeremy; and many nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service was held at St. Andrews Anglican Church, Duncan on October 27, 1992. Instead of flowers, the family suggest donations to B.C.

Heart and Stroke Foundation. Highs minus 4. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent today and Wednesday. Dundurn, Rosthern, Hudson Bay, Quill Lakes, Yorkton, Battle-fords: Cloudy with scattered flurries. Winds north at 40 kmh.

Temperatures steady at minus 3. Lows minus 10. Wednesday, mainly cloudy, scattered flurries. Highs minus 5. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent today and Wednesday.

Prince Albert, Meadow Lake: Cloudy with scattered flurries. Winds north at 30 kmh. Temperatures at minus 5. Lows minus 12. Wednesday, mainly cloudy, scattered flurries.

Highs minus 7. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent today and Wednesday. Kindersley, Assiniboia, Swift Current, Cypress Hills: Cloudy with scattered flurries. Winds north at 40 kmh. Temperatures steady at minus 3.

Lows minus 8. Wednesday, cloudy, becoming sunny in the afternoon. Highs minus 3. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent today and 20 per cent Wednesday. EXTENDED FORECAST Extended forecasts for Thursday and Friday: Southern Grainbelt: Thursday, mostly cloudy.

Lows minus 12. Highs minus 3. Probability of flurries, 40 per cent. Friday, mostly cloudy. Lows minus 7.

Highs zero. Parkland-Churchill River: Thursday, mostly cloudy. Lows minus 13. Highs minus 4. Probability of flurries, 40 per cent.

Friday, mostly cloudy. Lows minus 8. Highs minus 2. Northern Saskatchewan: Thursday, mostly cloudy. Lows minus 13.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS 1000 YULKA George Yulka of Saskatoon, SK, age 54 years, passed away suddenly on Monday, October 19, 1992 in a highway accident near Foam Lake, SK. George was born in Moose Jaw, SK on February 21. 1938. At the age of five, he was adopted by Carl and Mary Yulka of Loon Lake, SKand raised there on the family farm. In his late teens, he went to British Columbia to work in a logging camp, and it was there that his interest in trucks and trucking began.

In the fall of 1963, while home to help with the harvest, he met Karren Crane of Weyburn, SK who had arrived in Loon Lake to take her first teaching position. They were married on March 21, 1964. In July they moved to Edmonton, AB and George went back to trucking. During the next 28 years, he made several atteripts to make a living at something else, including farming at Weyburn, and later at Loon Lake. He felt it would be better for his family if he were off the road, but inevitably he ended up going back to driving a Semi.

He always said it must be in his blood. He took his driving profession very seriously and was proud of his clean, accident-free record. He always worked hard and never turned down a chance to "make miles" and add a few more dollars to his pay cheque, for his family's sake. He was a good natured, friendly man with a keen sense of humour and a ready grin. He loved the lakes and trees of the North country.

He enjoyed fishing, though he never found much time to do it. He maintained a real interest in farming, and always enjoyed times spent on the farm. George thoroughly enjoyed people; visiting with friends and family and was his pastime. He liked nothing better than a good game of cards, and would play all night if he could find someone to play with him. He was devoted to his family and took special pride in his four children and their accomplishments.

His two little grandchildren were his greatest joy. Predeceased by his father, Carl; George will be deeply and sadly missed by Karren. his loving wife of 28 years; his beloved children, Shannon of Aberdeen, Scotland, Maureen (Shawn) Joyce of Saskatoon, Erin of Saskatoon; his only sons, Lee of Victoria, BC; his grandchildren, Devon and Brianna Joyce of Saskatoon; his father-in-law and mother-in-law, George and Alicia Crane of Weyburn: his sisters-in-law. Darlene Crane of Saskatoon, Cheryl Crane (Claude Labonne) of Victoria, BC and Kelly Crane of Weyburn; his nephews, Chad and Matt Crane of Weyburn; as well as a special cousin, Mike Bilesky and his family of Hegina. Also surviving are his mother, Mary of Look Lake, SK; sisters, Jennifer Yulka of Winnipeg, MB and Carol (Ross) Williamson of Look Lake: 'his nephew and nieces, Christopher, Pearl, Sara and Laura, all of Loon Lake, SK.

The Funeral Liturgy was held on Friday, October 23, 1992 at 2:00 p.m. in St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church in Weyburn, SK with Father Stephen Bill celebrant. Interment took place in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn, SK. Active pallbearers were Mike Bilsky, Robert Runzer, Henry Lach, Roger Hamelin, Emil Ko-rchinski and Roy Champagne.

Honorary Pallbearers were all of George's trucking companions, who travelled from as far away as Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, and Saskatoon to be present. His family is truly grateful to all of you. Arrangements were entrusted to the WEYBURN FUNERAL HOME. McKAY The passing of Mr. Buchan (Buck) McKay, age 72 years of Saskatoon, occurred at a local hospital on Sunday, November 1, 1992.

A Private Graveside Service will be held at Woodlawn Cemetery, conducted by Archdeacon H.W. Brandrick. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. SASKATOON Cloudy with a chance of flurries. Winds north at 40 kmh.

Temperatures steady at minus 3. Lows minus 10. Wednesday, mainly cloudy, scattered flurries. Highs minus 5. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent today and Wednesday.

SYNOPSIS A strengthening northerly flow will be the first indication of a downward trend in the temperature over the next few days. An intense winter storm heading for the Great Lakes will help to keep skies cloudy with a few flurries until mid-week. As this storm stalls over the Great Lakes and a ridge of high pressure moves eastward across the Territories winds will increase out of the north. These northerly winds will push colder air from the arctic across the province today. Subzero highs are expected for Wednesday as the high pressure system becomes established over the province.

PROVINCIAL FORECAST Regina: Cloudy with a chance of flurries. Winds north at 40 kmh. Temperatures at minus 3. Lows minus 8. Wednesday, mainly cloudy, scattered flurries.

Highs minus 4. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent today and Wednesday. Last Mountain, Wascana, Moose Jaw, Moose Mountain, Weyburn: Cloudy with scattered flurries. Winds north at 40 kmh. Temperatures steady at minus 3.

Lows minus 8. Wednesday, mainly cloudy, scattered flurries. The Accu-Weather11 forecast for noon, Tuesday, November 3 ChurchilL i VVJ, -Z-6 'l 2-9 fKUU Saskatoon rrl-- St. John's' -3-10 I TrS Regina I V-" Thunder Bay W--Quebec Frectericton' -V-6 U2y Montreal 'Saint John I ic'vdbutV5ota Sault Ste. Marie 72 ffCromto'T NewYork' rh.

clAiXf 412 GCi A TV a VOV A YK, I 2924. (CP) wiui inyii anu iuw casional light snow. Highs minus 16. British Columbia: Mainly cloudy with rain along the north coast. Sunny over the southeastern interior.

Highs, 10 to 12 along the coast, zero to 6 in the interior. Ontario: In the north, periods of snow developing. Highs, minus 2, then turning colder late in the day. In central, occasional drizzle or wet snow. Highs 2 to 4.

In the south, mainly cloudy with isolated showers. Highs 5 to 9. Quebec: In the south, mainly sunny in the east. Rain in the southwest. Mixed precipitation elsewhere.

Highs zero to 7. In the north, mainly sunny in the east. Snow elsewhere, possibly mixed Edmonton 'On Vancouver gV-y Victoria -Ca -T 137 nT San Francisco Honolulu Phosnix 2923 I 2610 Calgary -1 St. John's Ntld. 0 Charlottetown 0 2 2 Churchill -11 -2 Thunder Bay 0 4 Edmonton 0 2 Toronto 3 7 Halifax 0 4 Vancouver 5 II OTawa31 -'J -8 -3 Prince Rupert 3 11 Winnipeg -3 1 Quebec -7 2 Yellowknife -8 -4 Provincial Temperatures law, high, precip.

tin mm. I in past 24 hours. But. Narrows na Nipawin 0 1 Tr Estevan 1 .4 N. Battlrtord I 310.8 Hudson Bay -1 2 0 Prince Albert 1 3 Tr La Ronge 1 2 Tr Uovdrmnstcr 0 14 asa'00n 1 3 0 Meadow Lake 0 3 5 0 SwlH Current 0 1 14 Voose Jaw 0 2 2 Watrous 1 2 0 Yorkton 1 2 2 Wvnvard 1 1.