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IFIED The StarPhoenix Monday, November 15, 1993 PHONE 653-2100 Saskatchewan Residents Toll Free 1-800-667-6979 CLASS SECTION BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS DEATHS IN MEMORIAM DEATHS MX 1000 VARTY It is with great sadness that the family of Wlllard Marvin Varty announces his passing on Saturday. November 13, 1993. Willard died peacefully at the St. Paul's Pallia tive Care Unit in Saskatoon, SK. Left to cherish his memory are: his loving wife, Irene; chil dren, Carole (Al Vallet) Matovich of Calgary, AB, Dale (Sandra) Varty of Orangeville, ON, and Barry (Darlene) Hibbert of Edmonton; grandchildren, Raquel, Kale, Shantel (Ken), Reece, Colin (Kelly), Ryan, and Jillian; broth ers, Mearl of Dundurn and Leslie (Edna) of Calgary; and sister, Ella (Eddy) of Mission, BC.

He was predeceased by: his father, John Henry; mother, Emma Elsie; brothers. Alvin. Lyle, and Orland; and sisters. Pearl and Martha. He is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews and friends.

Willard was born October 9, 1921 at Hawarden, Saskatchewan. He married Irene on August 15, 1942. Shortly after his marriage, he was stationed with the Medical Corps at Regina. Maple Creek and Camp Borden, and received his honorable discharge in July of 1943. They moved to Saskatoon in 1944 to raise their family.

Willard was employed by Quaker Oats for 27Va years and the University of Saskatchewan for 14Va years. Willard and Irene celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1992. In younger years, Uncle Wiggy could be heard strumming a guitar and singing Country and Western music on Saturday nights. Joining him were brothers, Lyle on banjo, Les on violin and guitar, and Orland on violin. Willard was a kind and loving man who touched many lives and will forever live in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit Foundation, co St. Paul's Hospital. 1702 20th Street West, Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z9 or the Canadian Cancer Society, 438 2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2C3. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, November 17, 1993 at 1:00 p.m., officiated by Rev. Dale Morrison from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Third Avenue North.

Courtesy parking is available directly south of the Chapel. Honorary Pallbearers will be: "All of Uncle Wiggy's Family and Cremation to follow the Funeral Service. Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Arrangements are in care of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. KNIPPEL The death of Ferdinand (Fred) Ronald Knippel, age 54 years of Provost, AB.

occurred on November 11, 1993 in Rosthern Union Hospital. The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, November 15, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. from the Zion Lutheran Church in Hague conducted by Pastor David Melax. He is survived by four children, Jeffrey Knippel of Prince Albert, Bradley (Sharon) Knippel of Estevan, Jody (Lyle) Haukeness of Estevan and Lorilyn (Daryl) Morris of Winnipeg; ten grandchildren, Brad's children Jarad. Marsha, Marcia, Dawn, Darcy, and Danyel, Jody's children Nolan and Gavin, Lorilyn's children Kristin and Lindsey; his mother, Anges Knippel; five sisters and two brothers, Doris Poisson, Frieda Block, Florence (Brian) Rernpel.

John (B.J.) Knippel. Sid (Janice) Knippel, Glenda (Mel) Peters and Jacquie (Larry) Toovey. He was predeceased by his father, Jacob Knippel; and two brothers-in-law, William Block and Conrad Poisson. Interment will take place in the Ros them Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of FUNK'S FUNERAL HOME.

Rosthern. SMITH The death of Ivan Elmer born April 19, 1919 occurred on November 13, 1993. He was predeceased by his father, James and mother, Mary. Ivan Is survived by his loving wife and life partner, Loris; his daughter, Brenda (John) Jensen of Kelowna. BC; sons, Trevor (Wendy) Smith of Falcon Lake, MB, Lindsay Lori) Smith of Delisle, Dwight (Cherey) Smith of Delisle, Trace (Denise) Smith of Delisle; also 11 grandchildren: Tracy.

Danielle, Jaime, Leslie, Matthew, Jarret, Taylor, Dorian, Christa, Amber, Lindsey; and one great grandchild, Jessica. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, November 16, 1993 at 1:30 p.m. from the Asquith Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Wayne McLaren. The Inter ment will take place in the Avondale Ceme tery.

Memorial donations may be made to the Delisle Senior's Building Fund, care of Pat Crilly, Delisle and would be appreciated in lieu of flowers. Arrangements have been en trusted to the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME Direct dial numbers for: Switchboard Editorial Circulation Classified Display 652- 9200 664-8231 664-8320 653- 2100 664-8340 Michael G. Sifton Bill Peterson Steven K. Gibb Will Popoff Sarath Peiris Glen Houle Rosemary Freeze Wayne Wohlberg 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. Mail rates in Canada $32.10 per month, U.S.A.

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S7K 2P1. DEATHS 1000 OLSON It is with great sadness that the family ot Marguerite Estelle Olson (McAvoy) announces her passing on Thursday. November 11th, 1993. Marg died peacefully at her home in Saskatoon after a lengthy battle with cancer. Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband, Ray; children, Brenda of Saskatoon, Jim of Saskatoon, Darryl of Regina and Lori (Clifford) Bell; one special grandson, Jamie Bell.

Also surviving are her brothers, Jack (Kathleen) McAvoy of Saskatoon. James (Martha) McAvoy of Saskatoon; sisters, Mane (Ted) O'Hara of Grandora, Theresa (Fred) Na-horney of Arelee, SK; and sister-m-law, Mary McAvoy of Saskatoon. She was predeceased by her father, James in 1942; mother, Marion in 1991; brother, Reg in 1972; and sister, Madeline in 1973. She is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Marguerite was born in Arelee, Saskatchewan on May 21st.

1930. After completing high school she trained at St. Paul's Hospital as a X-ray technician. During her career she worked in Davidson, Meadow Lake. Rosthern hospitals.

Marg married Ray on May 29th, 1954. They raised their family on a farm near Kenaston until 1971 when they moved to Meadow Lake to manage a hotel. Following that they bought a hotel in Laird, SK which they operated for eleven years. They retired in 1984 and moved to Saskatoon. Marg was a part-time sales clerk at Town and Country Ladies Wear until its closing in 1991.

The occupation Marg was best-suited for, however, was motherhood and it was this which she was most successful at. She always had time for her family and provided them with great emotional support, kindness and friendship. Marg only had a short time to enjoy her only grandchild Jamie, but he will always have a special grandma in heaven. All who knew Marg will remember her quick wit and outstanding sense of humor. Most who knew her have a humorous story as part of their memory of her.

She touched many lives with her warmth and wit and she will be greatly missed. We, as her children, were proud of how she lived her life to the fullest and how she faced her fate at the end. She will remain in our hearts forever. The Funeral Liturgy will be celebrated from Holy Spirit Parish on Monday. November 15th at 11:00 a.m.

Rev. Father Marc Mireau and Rev. Father brad Bod-narchuk as concelebrants. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Palliative Home Caie-Saska-toon Home Care, (201-310 Idylwyld Drive North. Saskatoon, S7L OZ2) for the purchase of equipment that may assist other families in caring for their loved ones at home.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL (955-1600). When I quit this mortal shore, and mosey round the earth no more, Don't weep, don't sigh, don't sob. I may have struck a better job. Don't go and buy a bright bouquet, for which you'll find it hard to pay. Don't mope around and feel all blue.

I may be better off than you Don't tell folks I was a Saint, or any other thing I ain't. If you have jam like that to spread, please send it out before I'm dead, if you have roses, bless your soul -just pin one in my button-hole. QUIRING Mrs. Nettie Quiring, age 79 years of Martensville, SK was relieved from her struggle with cancer on November 12, 1993 as she passed away at Saskatoon City Hospital. She is lovingly remembered by her husband, Nick; son, Henry Rernpel of Saskatoon; step-daughters.

Helena (Martin) Geortzen of Waldheim, Li (Bill) Braun of Martensville, Trudy (Kevan) Albrecht of Martensville. A Memorial Service will be held on Tues day, November 16 at 2:00 p.m. from West-mount Evangelicial Church, 802 Avenue North, Saskatoon. Conducting the Service will be Rev. John D.

Friesen arid Rev. Harry Bergman. Mrs. Quiring will be lai to rest in the Neuhorst Cemetery. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his amts.

Arrange ments are in care of MAR I .3 WARMAN FU NERAL HOME (934-4888). 1000 PASSET The death of Florence Gwendolyn (Gwen) Passet occurred peacefully on Novenv ber 12. 1993 at the St. Paul's Palliative Care in Saskatoon, SK. She is survived by her husband, Vern; and one daughter, Sandy (Jeff) Koberinski of Saskatoon.

SK; and one grand daughter. Amber; one brother, Don (Marion) Wright of Spencer Ville, ON; also three nieces. She moved from Neilburg, SK to Saskatoon in the War Years. It was there that she attended King George School and received her Grade 11 at Old Technical Collegiate. Florence and Vern were married in Saskatoon on May 8, 1948 at St.

Thomas Wesley United Church. Florence was employed with a number of Provincial Government Departments, also with Adilman's Department Store for a number of years, then with Sears for nineteen years. Due to ill health, she had to take retirement. She was an active member of the C.N.R. Curling Club for 27 years.

She enjoyed watching base ball, especially the Blue Jays and trailer camping and the stays at the cabin at Emma Lake. She also got great enjoyment from her kntting and playing bingo. Florence was a strong member of Trinity United Church. The family would appreciate memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. 438-2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon.

S7K 2C3. The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, November 15, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. in Trinity United Church, 3318 Merntt Street, Saskatoon conducted by Rev. Arlene Reynolds and Rev. John Middle-ton.

Interment will be made in Soldier's Field in Woodlawn Cemetery. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in charge of arrangements. PETRYSHYN Mary Petryshyn. loving wife of Mike Petryshyn of 60 years, peacefully passed on to a new life November 12, 1993 at the age of 80 years. She was a most loving mother to her children: Walter (Flo): Bob (Di-anne) Petryshyn; Judy (Kerry) Foster.

She was the "greatest" of grandmothers to her grandchildren, Murray (Nancy); Gaye; Leanne Petry shyn; and Shawn and Kris Foster; and a great grandchild. Stephen Petryshyn. Mary also leaves to mourn: one sister. Anne (Jack) Lath-rope; one brother, John (Clara) Sadowick; sister-in-law, Alice Sadowick; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents.

Nick and Lena Sadowick; and an infant daughter, Julia. Mary was born in the Colonsay district. She later married Mike Pet ryshyn and they resided in Colonsay until 1962 and then made their permanent residence in Saskatoon. She dedicated her life to her husband and family. The Vigil of Prayer will be held from the Chapel of the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME (courtesy parking south of the Chapel on the corner of 4th Ave.

at 25th St.) on Monday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. offered by Rev. Fr. Morris Dzurman, CSsR. The Funeral Liturgy of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, November 16 at 10:00 a.m.

from Sts. Peter and Paul Ukraine Catholic Church (1202 10th St. celebrated by Rev. Fr. John Pazak, CSsR.

The Honorary Pallbearers will be "All those who have shared in Mary's Life." The Active Pallbearers will be the grandchildren and nephews: Murray Petryshyn, Gaye Marie Petry shyn, Shawn Foster. Kris Foster, Mark Patri cian, Peter Patrician, Joe Patrician, and Don Patrician. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan (279 3rd Ave. Saskatoon, SK.

S7K 2H8) and would be appreciated in lieu of flowers. GAMELIN It is with great sorrow we announce the passing of Mary Martha Gamelin at St. Paul's Hospital on November 12, 1993 at the age of 81 years. She leaves to mourn her loving husband of 55 years, Edmund; one son. Hank (Pat); two daughters, Georgie (Dick) Hoffman, Dolly (Scott) Russell; as well as six grandchildren, Lara Gamelin, Adrienne Game lin and fiance Kevin Ewanchyna, Leah (Neil) Eichhorst and Susan Hoffman, Staci (Patrick) Hosking and Cameron Russell; brothers, Sam (Margaret) Schultz of Dalmeny.

SK, Ralph (Theresa) Schultz of Moose Jaw, SK, Ted Schultz of Victoria, BC; as well as four sisters, Frieda Derkson and Anne Tiessen of Saskatoon, SK, Theresa Koch of Lively, ON and An-gnes Creighton of Thunder Bay, ON; as well as many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents, Henry and Agness Schultz; and her brother. Henry Schultz. Mom was born in Langham, SK, August 29, 1912 and married Dad April 26. 1938.

Her family was a source of great joy to her and she took special delight in her grandchildren. She enjoyed gardening, homemaking and travelling. The plants at Ronald McDonald House thrived under her special care. Memorial Donations may be made to Ronald McDonald House. 1011 University Drive, Saskatoon, SK S7N 0K4.

The Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, November 16, 1993 at 1:00 p.m. from the chapel of the SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME, conducted by Rev. Dale Morrison. (Courtesy parking south of the Chapel on the corner of 4th Ave. at 25th St.) FINGLER The death of Mr.

Daniel Fingler, age 80 years, of Porteous Lodge, Saskatoon, SK, occurred in St. Paul's Hospital on Sunday, November 14, 1993. The Funeral Arrangements are pending and will be published in Tuesday's paper. MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in care of arrangements (664-3131). minus 4.

Cloudy north. High minus 12 Ontario: South, ram tapering to isolated showers or wet Hurries Morning temperature 5 to 10 then steady or falling through the day. Central, mainly cloudy. Highs near 2. North, mainly cloudy with localized Hurries.

Highs zero to minus 4. Northwest, a mix of sun and cloud. Highs 1 to minus 6. Quebec: South, occasional ram southwestern regions. Snow Quebec region extending eastward over Gaspe Peninsula.

Elsewhere lew Hurries. Highs 6 to minus 2. North, cloudy with sunny periods. Highs minus 1 to minus 7. New Brunswick: Periods ol snow in the north and periods of ram south Highs minus 2 north to 3 south.

Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island: Rain ending in the afternoon Highs 6 to 10 Newfoundland: Cloudy with sunny periods High minus 2 to 2 Labrador: Sunny with cloudy periods High minus 10 to minus 5. Foreign Temperatures 1000 CUELENAERE Fnday, November 12, 1993 Mr. Andrew R. Cuelenaere, late of Leask, passed away peacefully at the age of 66 years. Andrew was born on November 10.

1927 in Leask to Charles Cuelenaere and Marie Cuelenaere (nee Vertnest). He attended school at the Convent of St. Louis for the first year to learn French and Catechism. The re mainder of his schooling was taken in Leask. He quit school at an early age to start farming with his father, Charles and older brother, Val-ere.

The first Farmall tractor and International truck were more inviting than the school text books. Farming in those days consisted of having cattle, pigs, chickens, and purchasing more land with some clearing to be done requiring laborious work. In later years, Valere and Andrew went strictly grain growing which was very successful. It was a big blow to Andrew when Valere passed away suddenly on May 30. 1991.

In 1972, Valere and Andrew made a trip to Belgium, the birthplace of their parents, and got acquainted with relatives and kept up the relationship. Winter holidays consisted of trips to Hawaii, Arizona, Texas and Victoria. In summer, there was always a fishing trip. It always proved fruitful, even if the fish weren't biting, they came home with some fish be it a few cans of sardines. Andrew was very mechanically minded doing most of the welding and repairing of machinery.

Andrew was a good neighbor and friend. He enjoyed picking up his friends to take them out for a meal, a hockey game or an evening at home for a card game. Reading was also one of his past-times. Family was also a big part of his life. He enjoyed his nieces, great nieces and nephews.

He was always included for the festive seasons. In June, Andrew made a trip to Michigan for the ordination of a cousin into priesthood for which he was very thankful. An drew had a good sense of humor, always a smile on his face even during his illness. When asked how he was doing, he would say, "ter Andrew will sadly be missed and lovingly re membered by his sister, Madeleine Phaneuf; brother-in-law, Louis Phaneuf, North Battle-ford, SK; nieces, Claire (Leo) Cadrain. Glaslyn, SK, Yvonne (Roland) Blachette, Langley, BC.

Noella (Lome) Johnson, Kelowna, BC, Edna (John) Tamminen. Calgary, AB; great nieces and nephews; a close friend, Juliette Tootoosis; and all his other acquaintances. He was predeceased by his parents, Charles and Marie Cuelenaere; and his brother, Valere Cuelenaere. May God bless him. The Prayer Service will be conducted on Tuesday, November 16.

1993, at 7:30 p.m. at the Trinity United Church, Leask. SK. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday, November 17, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. at St.

Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Marcelin, SK with Rev. Fr. J. Kaplan as celebrant. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Roman Catholic Church Building Fund at Leask or the Cancer Society.

Interment will follow in Leask Cemetery. Arrangements in care of HAWRYLUK FUNERAL HOME, Leask, SK. 466-4822. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1007 WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL RaeJ Murdoch 653 3434, 20th St. Ave.

N. ACADIA DRIVE McKague's Funeral Chapel 30 John Schachtel 915 Acad Dr. McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT MtKAGUE JOE MOYNHAM Phone 664 31 31 300 3rd Ave. S. DALMENY FUNERAL HOME Gerald Funk 254-2022 Dalmeny.

SK PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREG M. LALACH DAVID J. SCHURR 3113RDAVE.N0 244 2103 SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Arnold Edwards. Don Sheppard Ph.244-5577 338 4th Ave.

North CREMATORIUMS 1020 HILLCREST MEMORIAL GARDENS CREMATORIUM The leading cemetery of all faiths tor over 40 years Arrangements in Memorial Cremation Services, Ceme tery, Upright Monuments, Niche Columbariums 477 2236 PRAIRIE VIEW CREMATORIUM Memorial and Cremation Services. Highway 11 South 242 7884 Don 206 MONUMENTS 1030 MID WEST MEMORIALS LIMITED 9 1527 Ontario Ave. -242 2111 IN MEMORIAM 1060 McLOUGHLIN In loving memory of Neil who passed away suddenly at the age of 19 on November 15, 1990. We speak and think ot you often, dear Neil, sharing the memories of times we spent together and all your funny comments, jokes and unique outlook on life How much we miss you But even though we can't see you in person, we look at your picture often and smile because we know you're really still here amongst us and always in our hearts Bev, Bob, Cameron, Chnstopher and Bnttany Klein. HARTZ Edna, in loving memory of our dear grandma who left us November 15, 1990.

Loving memones never die As days go on and years go by Unseen, unheard you are always near Still loved, still missed and very dear. Loved always. Gavin and Gwen Resort Temperatures The sr for noon, high and low 1 i DMW- A 7W HonSJh. m. 2921 I 1679 1071 WILKINSON Janice, Ken and Julie are thnlled with the safe amval of baby Claire on November 7.

1993, weight 6 3 oz. Proud grandparents are Tony and Mary Bauman and Stan and May Wilkinson. Thank you to Drs. Stalker. Hanson and Mattel and the wonderful nursing staff at St Paul' Hospital.

COMING EVENTS 1079 INTERESTED PEOPLE needed to attend aroma therapy meeting. Call Kelly or Tammie at 244 4687 or 242-6293. TRAVEL 1091 GOLFERS 2 1 week Phoenu Open Golf packages. Portugal March '94. 3 weeks.

Call Bill 931 4893. A vacation with peace ol mind Your little ones or your elderly loved ones cared tor while you travel We otter experience, education professionalism. We require a written request with ref. Contact Nannies at P.O. Bon 654, Saskatoon.

SK S7K 3L7 LOST AND FOUND 1101 LOST in Fairhaven Area: 2 year old child's black white cat. male, neutered. Reward Phone 384 3223evenings. LOST: Near Aden Bowman. Yoslii, small grey, (emale Thai Siamese cat, her eyes are a lovely green, her grey fur is as soft as a cloud, call 382 9769.

FOUND WhipoetTeiner cross7 in tasl College Paik. approximately 16 months old. Phone: 3730123. FOUND: Reading glasses Wilson John Lake School area Phone 242 1461 after 5 LOST 20" gold chain small cross at Sask Place on Nov 1 1. Reward.

Phone 384-1266. NOTICES 1180 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate ol HUGH ALBERT RIDDELL late of Saska toon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, retired deceased All claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statu tory Declaration and with Particulars and valuation ot secu rity held if any must be sent to the undersigned via regis teredmail only, before the 13th day ot December, 1993 G.B Riddell R.R.6.Box71, Site 600 Saskatoon. SK S7K3J9 Executor of the Above Estate Saskatchewan fllfj- Liquor Licensing Hill Commission Re: Application for Class 'A' License (Under the provisions of The Alcohol Control Act) ISection 44(2)(f)J Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has applied to The Liquor Licensing Commission for a license to sell beverage alcohol in premises known as Coffee Plus Gate at Saskatoon, ot which the following is a correct legal description: Lot 24, 25, 26 Block 63 Plan Q1 806 Broadway Avenue Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, this 10th day ot November, 1993 Signature of Applicant Saskatchewan Liquor Licensing Commission Re: Application lor Class B' License (Under the provisions of The Alcohol Control Act) Section 44(2(f) Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has applied to The Liquor Licensing Commission for a license to sell beverage alcohol in premises known as Kenaston Hotel at Kenaston, Saskatchewan, ot which the following is a correel legal description. LOTS 6 and 6 Block 3 Plan 2869 711 3rd Street Kenaston. Saskatchewan SOG 2N0 Dated at Saskatoon.

Saskatchewan, this 9th day of November, 1993 Signature of Applicant NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of RICHARD JOHN MILLER, lale ol Middle Lake, in Saskatchewan, retired, deceased. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statu tory declaration and with particulars and valuation of secu rity held, if any. must be sent to the undersigned before the 22nd day of November. 1993. McDOUGALL, READY Solicitors for John Edward Miller, Executor of the Estate ol RICHARD JOHN MILLER 700-2010 11th Avenue REGINA.

Saskatchewan S4P0J3 ATTENTION MR A LANG Continental Temperatures 1060 HARTZ Edna Ella. In lovtnfl memory of our dear Mother. Grandmother and Great grandmother, who passed away November 15. 1990. A wonderful mother woman and did; One who was better, God never made A wonderful worker, loyal and fair.

Tenderly helpful 0 mother you were. Just in your judgment, always right. Honest and liberal, ever upright: Loved by all, our pride they share. Pride in the wonderful one you were Lovingly remembered by. The Hart Family.

CAMPBELL. In loving memory of Bill, who passed away November 15, 1991 God saw you getting tired When a cure was not to be So he put his arms around you And whispered. "Come with me" You didn't deserve what you went through And so he gave you rest Heaven's music wtll be beautiful Cause now be has the best Lovingly remembered by wife. Bintye and family and sister Marg CASTELLAN Kather.ne (Kay. tn Loving Memory of a dear Wife.

Mom and Nome, who passed away November 15th. 1988. Beautiful memories of a smiling face A broken link we cannot replace God took you. it was his will But why so young, we wonder still You were taken very quickly And we never said goodbye But our thoughts are always with you And your memory will never die. Forever loved and deeply missed by husband, term; daughters.

Shirley Ann (Ray) and Maureen tErwin); grand children. Jeff. Craig, Tar a and Christopher HARTZ In loving memory of our dear mother, grand mnthof PrfHl Frin whn No vemberlS, 1990 If wo had all the world to give We'd give yes and more To hear your voice and see you smile And greet you at the door We think of you in silence We often speak your name All we have are memories And a picture in a frame Our hearts ache with sadness And silent tears still flow For what it meant to lose you No one will ever know Always loved and sadly missed, the HanV families. MCLOUGHLIN In loving memory of our son. Neil Patrick, who passtid away suddenly on November 15.

1990. To a beautiful life came a sudden end He died as he lived, everyone's friend. He was always thoughtful, loving and kind What wonderful memories he left behind He left so suddenly, his thoughts unknown But he left us memones we are proud to own. Treasure him God, in your garden of rest For to us in this universe, he was one of the best Rest in peace dear son until we meet again for God so loved the world that he gave his only Begotten son that whosoever beheveth in him Should not perish but have everlasting life Love Mom, Dad, Don and all the family ANNIVERSARIES 1069 Today is Stan and Lucia Meakln'a 35th Wedding Anniversary Their six devious but loving offspring would like everyone in Saskatoon to call them and wish them a Happy Anniversary I BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS 1071 DUNPHY Shaun Dunphy would like to welcome Sam Peterson Ounphy into his family, weighing 9 lb. 9 at 6:51 p.m.

on November 10th, 1993. Another grandson for Marilyn and Jerry Bulmer of Melfort and Margaret Dunphy of Victoria. Proud parents Mike and Bobbie would like to thank Dr. Davidson and Betty Lou for all their care and ex pertise. set in 1965 A year ago today Low High 3.3 Moon New Dec.

13, First Nov. 21, Full Nov. 29, Last Dec. 6. Sun Rose today 8:28 Sets 5:15 National Temperatures Calgary 9 9 Charlottetown 2 9 rhnrrhilli ill II St John's Nf id 4 Thunder Bay -I I WE A THER WA TCH SASKATOON Sunny with cloudy periods Wind southwest gusting 50.

High 1. Low tonight minus Tuesday, variable cloudiness, 30 per cent chance of Hurries, High near zero. SYNOPSIS The weather pattern will gencr-ally not change much over the next tew days as several weak systems will move quickly through the forecast regions giving vamng amounts of cloud FORECAST 1L 1 Accu-Weatherforecast 4ta I Monday, November 15 1 wBL cS temperatures for cities. Wv Vi Stwin T-tterma Rah to Ftumaa Snow Jjsrjv VwlndsorV lslHfor i 70 Mimk tLih I JrPA fa ef.WMlTlngton mmrAJ 2411 2923. (CP) Sunny with cloudy periods Wind southwest 30 gusting 50.

High 1 Low tonight minus 8 Tuesday, variable cloudiness. 30 per cent chance of flurries High near zero. Hudson Bay, Prince Albert regions: Today, sunny with cloudy periods. Wind southwest 30. High I.

Low tonight minus 8. Tuesday, variable cloudiness, 30 per cent chance of Hurries. High zero. Meadow Lake: Sunny with cloudy periods. Wind southwest 30.

High near zero. Low tonight minus 8. Tuesday, variable cloud' mess. 30 per cent chance of flurries High zero. BORDERS Alberta: Sunny periods south and central Cloudy with Hurries tar north Highs (i south 2 central minus 5 far north.

Manitoba: South, variable cloudiness. High 2 to 5. North, variable cloudiness Highs zero south to minus 5 far north. North Dakota: partly sunny and breezy Highs near 5 east to the 7 west and central. Tonight partly cloudy, lows near minus 4.

Tuesday, partly sunny Highs 5 to 8 ACROSS CANADA: British Columbia: Coastal, cloudy with showers mixed with Hurries inland and at higher levels. High 9 south to 6 north Interior, scattered Hurries in the central interior. Highs minus 2 to 2. Scattered showers in the south west with snow at higher elevations, highs 2 to 5. Periods of wet snow in the southeast.

Highs zero to 2 Yukon: Flurries south High Regina: Sunny with cloudy periods. Wind southwest HO gusting 50. High 2. Low tonight minus 8 Tuesday, variable cloudiness, lit) per cent chance of Hurries High near zero. Last Mountain.

Waseana, Moose Jaw. Assinihoia, Weyburn, Moose Mountain: Sunny with cloudy periods Wind southwest gusting 50. High 2 Low tonight minus 8 Tuesday, variable cloudiness 150 per cent chance of Hurries. High near zero. Yorkton.

Quill Lakes: Sunny with cloudy periods. Wind southwest 30 gusting 50. High 1. mw Tonight minus 8. Tuesday, variable cloudiness 30 per cent chance of (lurries High near zero.

Cypress Hills, Swift Current, Kindersley: Sunny with cloudy leriods Wind southwest 30 gusting 50. High 3 Low tonight minus 8. Tuesday, variable cloudiness. 30 per cent chance of Hurries High near zero Battleford, Dundurn. Rosthern: Atlanta 14 24 Los Angeles 11 19 Bismarck 4 New Orleans 24 29 Boise 5 9 New York 12 22 Boston 12 22 San Francisco 12 18 Chicago 6 8 SI.

Louis 8 9 Dallas 12 20 Tampa 23 31 Denver -3 1 Tucson 4 15 Detroit 9 II Washington 13 24 Acapulco 25 32 Las Vegas 8 17 Barbados 28 30 Mexico City 12 26 Bermuda 22 25 Miami Beach 26 30 Brownsville 25 29 Nassau 26 30 Daytoru Eleach 18 26 Reno -1 II Havana 23 32 San Juan 27 31 Honolulu 30 Trinidad 28 33 Kingston 26 33 West Palm Beach 25 29 For the Record Aberdeen 4 Malta 21 Amsterdam 9 1 Manila 28 Ankara I Mosco" Nairobi 27 Athens 5 Ne Qe, 24 5 Auckland 13 Nice 16 Beiiing 8 Oslo 5 Berlin 3 Paris 10 Bonn 11 Rlvadh 19 Brussels 1 Rome IS Cairo 71 Saraievo na Casablanca 19 Seoul 13 Copenhagen 5 Sofia 1 Dakar 23 Stockholm 3 Dublin 7 Sydney na Geneva 14 i Taipei 22 Helsinki 2 Tokyo 19 Ho Chi Minn City 28 Tunis 21 1 Hong Kong na Vienna Jerusalem II Warsaw 2 Lisbon 17 'lam; '5 a.m. London 8 9 a '10 a Madrid 12 noon Provincial Temperatures Um high, prrrip. (in mm.) in past 24 hours Bui Narrows 11 2 Estevan nana Hudson Bay 4 Kindersley -II -2 I. a Ronge -6 -I Llovdminster nana Meadow Lake 13 I Moose Jaw 8 2 Yorkton -6 I 0 Nipawin na Battlelord 3 4 Prince Albert 9 Regina 9 3 0.4 13 tr 1 0.6 4 1 Ir 4 0 0 3 Saskatoon 4 Swift Current na na na 0 Watrous na na na 3 Wynyard nana na na Temperatures Low -16 High Today's Normals Low High -12 Today's Records High 11.7 set in 1905 na na 2 7 1 10 I 4 7 2 -I -I Edmonton -9 4 Toronto Halilai 5 12 Vancouver Jasper 8 5 victoria Montreal I 14 Mencr Ottawa 9 12 Prince Huperl 4 to Winnipeg Quebec 0 5 Yellowknife.