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FT The StarPhpenix Saturday, July 31, 1993 SECTION LJ1 PHONE 653-2100 Saskatchewan Residents Toll Free 1-800-o67-6979 DEATHS DEATHS 1000 1000 DEATHS DEATHS 1000 1000 1000 DEATHS The StarPhoenix Direct dial numbers for: Switchboard 652-9200 LOADER The death of Rev. Walter George Loader, age 80 years of Saskatoon beloved husband of Florence, occurred at his residence on July 29, 1993. A Service of Remembrance will be held from Emmanuel Baptist Church on Acadia Drive and Taylor Street on Monday. August 2 at 2:00 p.m.. conducted by Rev.

Cal Malena. He is survived by: his wife, Florence; one daughter, Barbara (Harold) 01- A. '1 lenberg of Hudson Bay, SK; one son. Ralph (Barbara) of Saskatoon; four grandchildren. Brian (Betty) Cleland of Kelowna, BC, Beverly Editorial Circulation Classified Display Michael G.

Sitton Bill Peterson Steven K. Gibb Wilf Popoff Sarath Peiris Lawrence Geisel Glen Houle Rosemary Freeze Wayne Wohlberg 664-8231 664-8320 653-2100 664-8340 President Executive VlceJresident Editor Associate Editor Managing Editor Director ot Finance Production Manager A Advertising Director Circulation Manager (Fred) Carter of Flin Ron. MB. John (Peg) Cle land of Saskatoon and Nicole Ollenberg of Hudson Bay: and five great-grandchildren. Pre MOTELAGO The death ot Bill i Wm.) Mote lago.

age 81 years of the Parkndge Centre. Saskatoon occurred at his residence on Thursday. July 29, 1993. The Funeral Liturgy will be held on Tuesday. August 3 at 10:00 a.m.

from St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, 214 Avenue South with Rev. Father John Kratko officiating. The Prayer Vigil will be at Westwood Funeral Chapel, Avenue and 20th St. Monday evening at 7:30 p.m.

Surviving are his loving family, two sons. Ed (Vivian) Motelago and David Motelaga; two daughters. Carol Knorr and Ruth (Ken) Serack; and several grandchildren and great grandchildren; two brothers. Joe (Rose) Motelago and Frank Motelago: one sister. Olga (John) Sawicki; and numerous nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his wife, Petronella in 1989; his father, John in 1925; his mother. Dons in 1972: his brother, Peter in 1929; and his sister, Mary in 1976. The late Mr. Motelago was born and raised in the Meacham. SK area.

He married Petronella in 1941 and they settled at Peterson, SK where he spent all of his working life farming. He had lived the last few years in Saskatoon after retiring. Interment will take place in the Catholic Section of Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL (653-34341. deceased by: his parents.

Sarah and Thomas WIRTH The passing of Edward P. Wirth of Bay City. Michigan occurred in a convalescent home on Wednesday. July 21. 1993.

He was predeceased by his loving wife, the former Bertha Herman of rural Saskatoon, Victor district on March 1. 1989. Edward is survived by his daughter. Edith-Mae (Lyn) Hinkley: son, Mike Wirth of Bay City, Michigan; grandchildren, Wendy-Jo (Michael) Provost of Cody. Wyoming.

Tncia (Warren) Wasnich in Korea, and Michael Wirth, Seth and Jonathan Hinkley of Bay City, Michigan; brother, Albert, Burnaby, BC; sister, Elsie Hollinger, Regina. SK. The Herman family. Bertha's two aunts. Lydia Herman, 100 years, Calgary, AB and Tillie Meiiv hart.

90 years, Saskatoon, SK: many nieces and nephews and dear friends. He was predeceased by his parents: nine brothers; and two sisters. Edward was a native of Canada, born August 22, 1908 in Neudorf. SK. After he obtained his schooling, he attended the Concordia College, Edmonton, AB.

In 1931, he went to Bay City, Michigan from Jonesville, Indiana, from there he attended Teachers College at River Forest, Illinois. In 1943, he earned his B.A. Degree from Valpraiso University, Indiana. In 1973. Edward marked his 40 years as a member ot the Zion Lutheran School as a parochial school teacher, Bay City, Michigan.

Edward was very dedicated to the faculty at school and church, visiting the shut-in's and hospitals. After Bertha's death, the loss and loneliness was a sudden contribution to the deterioration of his health and death. The Funeral Service was held July 25, 1993 at the Zion Lutheran Church and Interment took place beside Bertha in the Floral Garden Cemetery. Bay City. Michigan with GEPHART FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements.

God bless you both as you rest in peace. You will be missed and loved by all. SCOTT Rory Dillon. After a brief and pain Subscription Rates: Home delivery in Saskatoon and NOM area $10.25 per month tor daily service, $2.00 per week tor Friday and Saturday only service. Mall rates in Canada $32.10 per month.

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Saskatoon. Sask. S7K 2P1. ful battle with AIDS. Rory bravely passed on to another life, July 23, 1993 in Vancouver.

A Fu Loader. Walter was born at Clydach, South Wales on May 16, 1913. Came to Canada to Lloydminster in 1919. He grew up there. He met Florence Willard in Lloydminster and they were marned June 6.

1936 at Edmonton. He worked at several accounting positions before he joined the R.C.A.F. in 1943. Following his discharge he attended the of obtaining his B.A. He then moved to Hamilton where he received his B.D.

at McMaster University. He served at various churches in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. He retired in 1977 at which time he returned to Saskatoon to be near his family and he had resided here until his passing. In lieu of flowers donations to Heart and Stroke Foundation or to the Canadian Bible Society. Cremation.

Arrangements entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. neral Service was held at Glenhaven Memorial Chapel, celebrated by Father Gordon of St. DEATHS 1000 FUNERALS 1003 Raphael Old Catholic Church of BC. Rory will be sadly missed by his parents, will and Jean; his sister, Kelly (Jeff) Bale; his brothers, Tim (Bev) Scott, and Casey (Jocelyn) Scott; also his nieces Kristin and Erin; his nephews, Ryan, Dillon and Keegan, and numerous aunts, uncles and" cousins. Rory was born in Saskatoon and attended Mount Royal Colle giate.

After travelling through Canada and the LOWRY The Funeral Service of Joseph (Joe) Lowry. who died on Sunday. July 25. 1993 was held from the Chapel of the' SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME on Fnday. July 30 at 1:00 p.m.

conducted by Mr. Albin Westby. Active Pallbearers were Bill Chomec-zko, Gary Proctor, Jason Proctor. Daniel Stad-nek, Duane Stadnek, Rick Stadnek. Interment took place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

United States he settled on the West Coast. Rory was a gentle and caring person who enriched those whose lives he touched. He was loyal to his friends and friendly to strangers. He had a great love of life, poetry and song and took time to listen to the problems of others. To those that I love and must leave behind Do not cry for me when these words you find.

When I am gone, and free, just let met FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1007 ACADIA DRIVE McKague's Funeral Chapel 95 1600 John SchdcMel 915 Acadia Oi I have so many things to see and do You mustn't tie yourself to me with tears; McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT McKAGUE JOE MOYNHAM Plione6b3131 300 3rd Ave. S. WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rdt- J. Murdock 653 3434. 20tb St.

Ave. PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREG M. LALACH 4 DAVID J. SCHURR 3113RDAVt.NO. 244 2103 DUBETS Mane, age 82 of Saskatoon, passed away at St.

Paul's Hospital on Thursday. July 29, 1993. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday. August 3 at 10:00 a.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home with Rev.

L. Eventhal and Rev. Wheeler officiating. Mane is survived by four daughters, Inez (George) Fisher of Sioux Narrows, ON, Barbara (Perry) Vogan of Saskatoon, Marion (Harold) Epp of Rosthern. SK, Anelle Dubets of Saskatoon: son, John (Pat) of Saskatoon; ten grandchildren: one brother, Olaf (Rhodie) Ode-lien of Quill Lake, SK: two sisters, Sophie (Nick) Schmitz of Watson, SK.

Sally (Ralph) Prudent of Vancouver. BC; numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, William in September 1991; four sisters. Bertha, Annie, Margaret and Gina in infancy: and her parents. For decades Mane's home has been a haven for numerous travel weary friends and relatives.

It was her practice to share a cup of coffee, a snack and whatever she happened to have in her cupboards. Marie's special hospitality did more than just meet one's physical needs, it nourished one's soul as she shared Tier love for her Lord through her caring, her comforting, her encouragement and her prayer. The moment a person entered her door they became the most important person on earth. Mane loved people! "Love is patient and kind, it is not jealous or conceited or proud: love is not ill mannered or selfish or irntable: love does not keep a record of wrongs; love in not happy with evil but is happy with truth. Love never gives up and its faith, hope and patience never Marie never let life's circumstances defeat her.

Her life was not easy yet she never complained. This frail whisp of a woman lived each day with the full strength of the Creator of the universe. The cancer which took her life and even death itself were victories for Marie's faith in her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Mane was dearly loved by her family, friends and neighbors. She was "mom" and "grandma" to many.

We the family are thankful that God blessed us with such a wonderful mother, grandmother and fnend and we are thankful for the years we had with her. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Courtesy parking south of the Chapel of the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME on the corner of 4th Avenue and 25th Street. SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Arnold Edwards.

tan Nisben Pti 2445577 338 4th Aw North Be happy that we had so many years. I gave you my love, you can only guess How much you gave to me in happiness. I thank you for the love you each have shown. But now it's time I travelled on alone. So grieve a while for me if grieve you must; Then let your grief be comforted by trust.

It's only for a while that we must part. So bless the memones within your heart. I won't be far away, for life goes on; So if you need me. call and I will come. Though you can't see or touch me.

I'll be near And if you listen with your heart, you'll hear All of my love around you soft and clear. And then, when you must come this way alone, I'll greet you with a hug and say "Well done." R.D.S. At the time of his passing Rory was 32. Memorial donations may be made to AIDS. Saskatoon, 414 220 3rd Avenue South.

A celebration of his life will be held at a later date. EGNATOFF Lillian (nee Hominuke) passed away peacefully at Lutheran Sunset Home in Saskatoon on Thursday. July 29, 1993. The memorial service will be held at First Baptist Church. 4th Avenue and 25th Street on Wednesday.

August 4 at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. C.S. MacNutt and Pastor Roy Milne. Lillian was born at Arran, SK on May 15.

1907. Later the Hominuke family moved to farm near Coaldale, AB where she received her elementary and high school education. She attended Normal School in Calgary and taught' for several years in Alberta. She graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with the degree of Bachelor of Home Economics Science in 1939 and married Michael G. Egnatoff that year.

Slie was a founding partner with her husband of Handicraft Supplies Ltd. in 1946 and was active in the business until her retirement in 1979. She was predeceased by her parents, William and Mary Hominuke; brothers, Andrew, Rev. James Hominuke. Peter; and sister.

Catherine Sweedish. She is survived by her husband. Michael: and by four sisters. Annie Smith and Sadie Woods of Edmonton and Mary Button and Dorothy Neilsen of California; numerous nieces and nephews. Lillian was an active member of First Baptist Church in Saskatoon and sang in the church choir many years ago.

She was also an avid contributor to the Globe Gospel Pnnters in the translation of scriptures, tracts and books into the Ukrainian language. For a number of years she was involved in broadcasting children's stones in Ukrainian on CFQC Radio. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate memorial contributions to: Alzheimers Association of Canada, 1320 Yonge Street, Suite 201, Toronto, ON, M4T 1X2; Lutheran Sunset Home, 1212 Osier Street. Saskatoon, SK, S7N 0Z9; First Baptist Church, 401 Fourth Ave. Saskatoon, S7K 2M4; or any other charity of the donor's choice.

The Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Parking available at Saskatoon Funeral Home parking lot at 4th Ave. and 25th Street. GRASBY Harland Edward Grasby, age 61. passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Jury 28, after a courageous battle with cancer.

He leaves to mourn, his loving wife. Shirley (Harris); daughter, Pamela (fiance Shane Sa-watzky); son. Garnet; two brothers, Jim (Mavis), Asquith, Art (Gail), Saskatoon; one sister. Marian (Bob Johnson). Edmonton, and his wife's family Joyce (James Anderson) Victona, Ivadelle (Wilson) Victoria, Jack (Cherry Anne) Saskatoon, Bob (Donna) Calgary; three aunts, numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Harland was predeceased by his parents. Al bert (1983) and Mary (1988) Grasby. Asqufth. Harland was born on Apnl 2. 1932 In Asquith, Saskatchewan.

He received his early education at Grasby and Asquith schools. He attended Saskatoon Normal School in 1951 and it was there that he met his wife. They were married on June 30. 1954 and spent 39 happy years together. He latef received his B.Ed., B.A.

and P.G. Diploma at the University of Saskatchewan. He taught in rural communities for six years (Radisson, Borden, Simmie. Scott and Prince Albert.) In 1959 he came to Saskatoon where he taught at many school as Vice-Principal and Principal. He superannuated after 35 years in 1987 but was persuaded to teach for short periods until his illness.

In his teaching career, he was involved in the S.T.F., S.T.A., curriculum development, sports and music. Harland was very active in his church in many various capacities Sunday School, parochial committee, vestry and choir. He belonged to the Elstow Masonic Lodge 147 and the Harlesdan Royal Arch Chapter 33 progressing through all the chairs achieving Deputy District Grand Master in 1991. Harland was first and foremost a teacher who instilled in his students a desire of learning and took great pride in the achievement of his students past and present. He was a competent, compassionate and caring professional as well as a considerate, generous and loyal friend.

From his early childhood through his later years, Harland was a lover of nature and animals, as evidenced by his 4-H days to shedding tears to remove a tree at his cottage at the lake. He was very active in sports, especially softball. track, hockey, curling, swimming and golf, both as a participant and as a coach. He enjoyed dancing and was a member of the Vanscoy Circle Eights and Guys Dar-lins Square Dance Clubs and the Vanscoy Old Tyme Pattern Dance Club. The Funeral service will be held on Tuesday.

August 3 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Timothy's Anglican Church, 2101 Lansd-owne, with Canon David Adams officiating. Interment will take place at Hillcrest Memonal gardens. In lieu of flowers, it was Harland's request to have memorial donations addressed to the Masonic Youth Trust Fund, co Bro.

Kelly Lardner, 342 Armstrong Way, Saskatoon. Arrangements entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. CREMATORIUMS 1020 roc-' rn 5 HILLCREST MEMORIAL GARDENS CREMATORIUM The leading cemetery of all faiths for over 40 years Arrangements in Memorial Cremation Services. Cemetery, Upnght Monuments. Ntche Columbanums 47 7 2236 PRAIRIE VIEW CREMATORIUM Memonal and Cremation Services.

Highway 11 South 242 7884 Box 2061 MONUMENTS 1030 MIDWEST MEMORIALS UMITfcD 9 1527 Ontarto Ave. 242-2111 IN MEMORIAM 1060 GUIBOCHE It is with great sorrow our family announces the passing of our dear.son and brother, Mr. Wayne Guiboche of Winnipeg, MB, formerly of Saskatoon, SK. His death occurred suddenly as a result of an accident on Thursday, July 29, 1993. Left to mourn his passing are; his beloved parents, Thomas Guiboche of Winnipeg, MB.

Virginia Guiboche of Saskatoon. SK; and two younger sisters, Tanya and Kimberly Guiboche also of Saskatoon, SK. Mr. Guiboche was born on December 29. 1970 in Thompson, MB.

Wayne was a loving son. brother and friend and will be fondly remembered for his love of baseball and experimenting on junk cars and repairing them into new. He was very health orientated and loved to lift weights. The love of his family enabled him to live life with joy and vitality. Wayne touched the hearts of everyone who came into contact with him.

he was very caring and kind heaited and would go out of his way to help anyone in need. The prayers and Funeral Service will be held in Winnipeg, MB. For further information contact the Guiboche residence at (204)233 7314. The family and relatives are blessed and thankful for the wonderful memories Wayne left with us, he will be missed dearly. STEFANIUK Mrs.

Dora Stefaniuk. age 79, beloved wife of Mr. Harry Stefaniuk of Prince Albert, SK passed away in a local hospital on Thursday, July 29, 1993. Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday.

August 3 from Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 305-6 Street East, with the Reverend Father J. Rybalka officiating. The late Mrs. Stefaniuk is survived by her loving husband, Harry: their children, Ernie (Mabel) Stefaniuk of Red Deer, AB and Lorraine Frackleton of Calgary, AB; two brothers and two sisters, Martha Bodnarchuk, Alex Choma, Bill Choma and Pauline Onish-enko, all of Blaine Lake, SK; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents, Nick and Mary (nee Michayliuk) Choma; and one sister, Annie.

Doris was born on January 29, 1914 in the area of Blaine Lake, SK. She will be sadly missed and remembered as a very loving and caring mother and wife. Her generosity and ongoing concern for others was well known to all who knew her. May she rest in peace. It is the family's request that those preferring to place memorials in lieu of other tributes may do so to the Canadian Cancer Society.

Interment in the Ukrainian Orthodox Section at South Hill Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to RIVER PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL. (764-2727) PEARSON Dons Irene of Vancouver. BC, formerly of Saskatoon, passed away suddenly at her home on January 12. 1993 at the age of 76 years.

Predeceased by her husband, William in 1977, Doris is survived by sister, Mar-jorie McLeavy of Vancouver: niece, Doris O'Neal of Fort McMunay, AB; nephew, Wayne Barnes of Fort McMurray. AB; and nephew, James Barnes of Saskatoon. A Memorial Service will be held Tuesday, August 3 at 11:00 a.m. conducted by Rev. John Davies from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North.

Courtesy parking is available directly South ot the Chapel. Reception to follow. Rowers are gratefully declined. Interment to follow at Wood-lawn Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL.

COULTER Patncia Ella Coulter passed away on Friday, July 30, 1993 at the Palliative Care Unit of St. Paul's Hospital at the age of 56 years. She leaves to mourn her loss, her loving husband, Alan; four children, Glen (Roberta) of Saskatoon, Barry of Calgary. AB. Catherine of Edmonton.

AB and David of Saskatoon; one granddaughter, Eleanor; and one brother, Richard (Vera) Bramley-Moore of Syd ney, Australia. She was predeceased by her parents. Alfred and Ruth Bramley-Moore. Pat was born and raised in Edmonton, AB. She received her degree In nursing at the University of Alberta.

In June of 1959 she married Alan Coulter and moved to his farm at Stranraer, SK. She worked at the Dodsland Hospital until 1972 and then worked at the Rosetown Union Hospital for the next twenty-one years. She was a dedicated nurse and worked to improve conditions for nurses, serving on many local and Provincial Committees. She was also actively involved in the Wheatland Library Association. Pat loved to read, travel, ski and she en BORTNAK Mike.

January 1 1 1924-August 1, 1992. Always loved, always remembered, rtever forgotten. Sadly missed by Mary, Linda, ten, John, Artene and Tom. Bonnie. Angle.

Stacey, Bryce, Tammy, Blair and many other family and fnends. DOUGLAS In loving memory of Fred Duuglas, who passed away on July 3 1 1984 What we would give if we could say Dad" in tho same old way. To see youf face and see vou smile To sit with you and chat awhile Vou have no moie pain and suffering but our patn of losing vou will never go away. We ihink about you always We talk about you still Vou have iiol been forgotten And you never will. Your place on earth no one ran fill We love you Dad and always will The painful way yoo had to die We will alwavs remember and wonder why We lost a Dad with a heart of gold Who meant more to us than wealth untold.

Silently suffered, tits thoughts unknown. God took him home to suffer no more. We love you always Dad, Dad will alwavs be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by: his daughter, Marjone; and sons. Jack, Arthur and Bob. DUTCHAK tn loving memory of our mother, grand mother great grandmother, Mary who passed away July 31, 1990.

1 Peaceful be thy rest deaf mother. -V ft iss-veet to breathe thv name; As in life we loved you dearly. So in death we do the same. Sadly missed loved by children, grandchildren great grandchildren. GOODZ In loving memory ot a friend and bro, Ronald W.Goodz, Jr Ron left us suddenly July 31.

1992. A year has slowry gone bv Since you were taken from our lives, We all miss you. Bro. You're in our hearts, souls and memooes forevef 'Till we all meet again. RoaJohn.

We love you. Love the L'Herault family. SUNN Wednesday, July 28. 1993, Mr. Har-lin (Harky) Henry Slinn, age 75 years, dearly beloved husband of Mrs.

Verna Slinn, Regina, SK. Predeceased by his parents; brother, Samuel; sister. Fern; first wife, Florence. Mr. Slinn is survived by his loving wife, Verna: one daughter, Margaret (Jozef) Nagy; two sons, Kerry (Rita) and Raymond; six grandchildren, Dwayne and Angie Nagy, Jason, Justin, Jasmine and Jarvis Slinn, all of Regina; four sisters.

Ethel Magno of Lethbndge, AB, Pearl (Avery) Allen of Regina, Gwen (George) Mclnnis of Calgary. AB. Ruth (Art) Loewen of Lethbridge, AB; two brothers. Ralph (Audrey) of Regina, Jack (Doreen) of Swift Current, SK. Funeral Service will be held Tuesday.

August 3. 1993 at 1:30 p.m. in Speers Funeral Chapel, 2136 College Avenue, Regina with Elder James Somers officiating. Interment in Regina Memorial Gardens. Visitation for family and friends will be held Monday, August 2 from 7 p.m.

in Speers Funeral Chapel. Flowers most gratefully declined. Friends so wishing may make donations, in memoriam, to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan, 2332-llth Avenue, Regina, S4P0K1. SCHMIDT The death of Peter Schmidt age 65 years of Drake. SK occurred at Lanigan Union Hospital on Wednesday, July 28, 1993.

The Funeral Service will be held in North Star Mennonite Church, Drake, SK on Saturday. July 31st at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Herman Wiebe. Interment will be in North Star Cemetery.

Peter is survived by his loving wife, Ele-onora: children, Stuart (Pat) Schmidt. Castle-gar. BC. Fern Schmidt, Langham, SK, Roger (Sandy) Schmidt, Lanigan, SK. Tim (Janine) Schmidt, Meadow Lake.

SK, Tony (Cheryl) Schmidt, Nokomis, SK: 12 grandchildren; four brothers. Henry (Rose) Schmidt. Dundurn, SK, John (Anne) Schmidt, Langley. BC, Ben (Es ther) Schmidt. Armstrong, BC.

Bill (Mary) Schmidt. Drake. SK: three sisters, Susie Schroeder, Langley. BC. Annie Dyck, Lead-ington.

ON. Mary (Harry) Wolfe. Drake, SK. FOTHERINGHAM McDOUGALL FUNERAL SERVICE Watrous and Nokomis Sask. in care of arrangements.

joyed music. She will be sadly missed. In lieu MOLARO The passing of Mrs. Agnes Mo laro. age 87 years, of Penticton, BC (formerly ofSaskatoon), occurred at the Penticton Hospital on July 27th, 1993.

Surviving are two sons, Julius of Calgary and Bernard (Angle) of Saskatoon; three daughters, Lucy (Andy) McArthy. Georgetown, ON, Catherine (Carman) Wyatt, Edmonton, AB and Frances (Alfred) Bleichert, Winnipeg. MB; seventeen grandchildren: fifteen great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Anthony in 1954 and daughter-in-law, Nora in 1991. The late Mrs.

Agnes Molaro had resided in Saskatoon for 40 years prior to retiring to Penticton. She had a great love for the church and devoted of flowers, Mempnal donations may be made to Home Care Saskatoon and District 45, 201-310 Idylwyld Drive North, Saskatoon. S7L 022. The Memorial Service will be held on DOIRON The death of Mr. Hermenegilde Joseph Doiron, of the Saskatoon Veteran's Home, occurred at his residence on Friday, July 30, 1993 at the age of 76 years.

The Vigil will be held on Monday. August 2, 1993 from the Chapel of Holy Spirit Parish (114 Kings-mere Place) at 8:00 p.m. The Funeral Liturgy will be held from the Chapel of Holy Spirit Parish on Tuesday. August 3, 1993 at 10:00 a.m., celebrated by Rev. Fr.

S. Penna. Legion Funeral Rites will be conducted by Members of the Royal Canadian Legion. Saskatoon Branch 63. The Rite of Committal will take place in Soldiers' Field in Woodlawn Cemetery.

McK-AGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in care of the arrangements. (664-3131). Wednesday, August 4 at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. David Neufeld from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North.

Courtesy parking is available directly south of the Chapel. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. over 60 years to the C.W.L. Interment will be a private family ceremony. The Accu-Weatherforecast for noon, Saturday, July 31 Zj WEATHER WATCH '-it--J-tYf ri'- 1'hTiiirfflf Simy Ptitly Cloudy with high and low temperatures for cities.

hasAi with high and low temperatures for cltles.nLA-s. SASKATOON Sunny with afternoon cloudy periods. Winds increasing to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50. High 20. Low 8.

Sunday, mainly sunny. Windy. High 20. SYNOPSIS JJ Xx Yellowknife jfx 7 vvNvvvv' V4Jt i i-'N A 2318 Saskatoon nOWJn- st.JotW K. XXXVy Calgary 3.

ff.r 1 im I Sllrihl Quebec- 2214 i7 7 2413 yiXJIMl Willi Ottawa Montreal 'i4 2712 2raars2w27r2M2F oiuii vie. wanw viorofllo. 281 5 241 4 vNew York lg CC 2718 f'San Francisco (2713 un Chicago lfi to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50. Highs 21. Strong drying.

Lows 11. Sunday, mainly cloudy, a 40 per cent chance of showers. Highs 18. Yorkton, Moose Mountain: Mainly sunny. Winds increasing to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50.

Highs 23. Strong drying. Lows 10. Sunday, mainly cloudy. Windy.

Highs 19. Meadow Lake: Increasing cloudiness. A 40 per cent chance of showers. Winds increasing to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50. Highs 18.

Strong drying. Lows 8. Sunday, mainly cloudy. Probability of precipitation, 40 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST Extended forecasts for Monday and Tuesday: Southern Grainbelt: Monday, sunny.

Lows 11. Highs 23. Tuesday, sunny. Lows 11. Highs 24.

Parkland-Churchill River: Monday, variable cloud. Lows 10. Highs 21. Tuesday, mainly sunny. Lows 10.

Highs 22. Northern Saskatchewan: Monday, mainly cloudy. Lows 11. Highs 20. Probability of showers, 40 per cent.

Tuesday, mainly sunny. Lows 11. Highs 22. ALONG THE BORDERS Alberta: Windy with afternoon cloud. Chance of a shower.

Highs 21. Manitoba: In the south, mainly sunny. Highs 23 to 26. In the north, showers. Highs, 22 in central, 15 to 18 in the far north.

North Dakota: Sunny and pleasant. Highs 25 to 29. Tonight, clear to partly cloudy. Lows 12. ACROSS CANADA Yukon: Variable cloud.

Scat tered showers in the south. Highs 21 except 24 in central areas. Northwest Territories: Mackenzie Valley and Great Slave district: In the southeast, rain tapering off. In the southwest and Yellowknife, cloudy periods. Otherwise, mainly cloudy.

Chance of showers. Highs 10 to 20. Keewatin district: Cloud and rain over the extreme south. Generally sunny elsewhere. Highs 10 to 15.

Baffin district: Rain over southeastern Baffin Island, otherwise mainly cloudy. Highs, 12 in he south, 8 in the north. High ArcticResolute: Sunny. Highs 8. British Columbia: Coastal, mainly cloudy.

Chance of showers. Highs 15 to 23. In the interior, mainly sunny with isolated showers in the south. Mainly cloudy with scattered showers in the north. Highs in the upper teens in the north and in the middle twenties in the south.

Ontario: Scattered showers and thunderstorms in the northwest. Clearing in the east. Sunny in northeastern central and southern regions. Highs 23 to 28. Quebec: In the north, sunny in the west.

Cloudy with showers elsewhere. Highs 19 to 25. In the south, sunny in the northwest. Variable cloudiness with showers elsewhere. Highs 21 to 25.

Maritimes: Mainly cloudy. Showers and thundershowers in central and the east. Coastal fog. Highs 20 to 28. Newfoundland: Mainly cloudy with a few showers.

Highs 21 to 25. Labrador: Cloudy with showers. Highs 12 to 20. For the Record Friday's Temperatures Low 17 High 22 Windsor I I wr 3018 X) 3018 r- i i i W8irjJpgton 2818 Phoenli 4230 Honolulu 3023 3324.V (CP) Strong gusty winds will re-form again today. The persistent west to northwest winds will spread cloud from a system in northern Saskatchewan into central regions today, and into southeastern regions Sunday.

Temperatures this weekend will remain in the low 20s. PROVINCIAL FORECAST Regina: Mainly sunny. Winds increasing to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50. High 23. Low 10.

Sunday, mainly sunny. Windy. High 20. Last Mountain, Wascana, Quill Lakes, Weyburn, Moose Jaw: Mainly sunny. Winds increasing to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50.

Highs 23. Strong drying. Lows 10. Sunday, mainly sunny. Windy.

Highs 20. Dundurn, Rosthern, Battle-fords: Sunny with afternoon cloudy periods. Winds increasing to west at 30 kmh gusting to 50. Highs 20. Strong drying.

Lows 8. Sunday, mainly sunny. Windy. Highs 20. Cypress Hills, Swift Current, Assiniboia, Kindersley: Mainly sunny.

Winds increasing to west at 40 kmh gusting to 60. Highs 20 to 23. Strong drying. Lows 8. Sunday, mainly sunny.

Windy. Highs 20. Hudson Bay, Prince Albert: Sunny with increasing cloudiness. A 40 per cent chance of showers late in the day. Winds increasing Foreign Temperatures Provincial Temperatures Uiw.

hich. precip. I in mm.) in past hours. Buf. Narrows 15 3 1.1 Nipawln IS 26 18 Estevan 18 27 Tr N.

Battletord IS 21 3.0 Hudson Bay 27 Prince Albert 17 23 3.0 Kinaersiev vi a n.t 19 i Today's Normals Low 11.6 High 25.8 Today's Records High 37.2 set in 1930 Low 4.4 set in 1972 A year ago today: Low 10.3 High 26.5 Moon New, Aug. 17 First, Aug. 24 Full, Aug. 2 Last, Aug. 10 Sun Rose today 5:27 Sets 8:59 National Temperatures La Ronqe Saskatoon 17 22 4.3 I l.rim,Ml.r II 11 Tr Meadow Lake 14 23 1.2 Swift Current 16 21 3.6 Moose Jaw 18 25 .3 Watroos 18 23 0 Yorkton 17 27 1.2 Wynyard 1 24 2.4 Malta 1 Manila Moscow Nairobi 1 New Delhi Nice Oslo Paris Riyadh Rome Saraievo Seoul Sofia Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tokyo Tunis Vienna 32 26 21 23 37 27 14 19 45 28 na 24 29 20 15 30 25 35 28 24 Aberdeen Amsterdam Ankara Athens Auckland Beiilng Berlin Bonn Brussels Cairo Casablanca Copenhagen Dakar Dublin Geneva Helsinki Ho Chi Mmh City 1 Hong Kong Jerusalem Lisbon London Madrid Resort Temperatures 15 25 St.

John's Ntld. Thunder Bay 8 20 1 24 12 16 11 21 16 19 6 16 20 2i 17 IS 12 16 17 24 Calgary Char lotl etown Churchill Edmonton Halifai Jasper Montreal Ottawa Prince Rupert Quebec Acaoulco 26 33 Las Vegas 27 41 Barbados 26 31 Mexico City 13 24 Bermuda 28 30 Miami Beach 2 33 Brownsville 24 36 Nassau 28 34 Davtona Beach 26 34 Reno 12 29 Havana 24 33 San Juan 28 Honolulu 24 31 Trinidad 26 33 Kinqsion 28 34 West Paw Beach 26 34 13 27 15 22 12 20 It 19 10 21 18 27 8 16 Toronto Vancouver Victoria Whitehorse Winnipeg Yellowknife Warsaw 8 ami am; 'noon. '10 a.m.;.