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To make any use of this material you must first obtain the permission of the owner of the copyright. For further information contact the editor at 664-8315. Deaths 1000 Verla Jean Forsyth After a three year struggle with cancer, Verla passed away June 26, 2003 at her home, supported by her family and devoted caregivers. Verla was predeceased by her mother and father, Edith and Oliver Forsyth; brother, Jack, and sister, Marie. She is survived by her brothers, Ted (Shirley) of Kelowna, BC, Keith (Edna) of Saskatoon; sister, Dorothy (Lloyd) Bygrave of Richmond, BC; and her many nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews, all of whom she adored.

She will be sorely missed by her aunts. Mae O'Brien of Saskatoon and Pearl Gillie of Victoria; uncle, Leslie of Brandon, MB; many cousins; as well as her dear friend, Olive Swerhone and family. Verla was born in Asquith, SK and attended Asquith School. She completed her A.T.C.M. Degree in piano and went on the attend the Saskatoon Normal School for teacher training.

She joined the Saskatoon Public School staff in 1943 and taught at three elementary schools. She loved working with children, especially in music and guided her students to great achievements in choral music, bell ringing and band and musical productions. In 1960 she became the Music Consultant for the Saskatoon Public School Board and created and implemented one of the finest music programs in Canada, introducing the Kodaly and Orff method teaching. She also applied her talents guiding, encouraging and supporting music teachers, Her commitment and dedication to music a a the public school system was outstanding. She was instrumental in the creation of the Saskatchewan Music Educators Association and served on many committees relating to music festivals and carol festivals.

She obtained her Bachelor of Education with Honors. She retired from her chosen career in 1985. Musical patrons in Saskatoon enjoyed many piano performances and solo accompaniments which she presented during her career. Her community activities included a long association with the Kiwanis Club of Saskatoon relating to the annual Christmas Carol Festival, which she coordinated. They honored her with I the establishment of scholarships awarded annually to participants in the Saskatoon Music Festival in the name of the Kiwanis Club of Saskatoon and Verla Jean Forsyth.

Her musical talents extended to church music. She was a long-time member of the choir at the former Grace United Church and held the position of director at Grosvenor Park United Church for 16 years. She was a woman of great faith and was devoted to her church. Grace-Westminster United Church. Verla was a warm, loving, caring, family oriented person.

She was selfless and her generosity exceeded all boundaries. Her positive spirit and infinite courage helped to sustain her over the past three years. In lieu of flowers, Memorial donations as expressions of sympathy made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated by the family. A Service of Remembrance will be held at Grace-Westminster United Church, 505-10th Street East, Saskatoon, SK on Thursday, July 3, 2003 at 2:00 p.m. with Reverend Daryl Woods officiating.

Family and friends are welcomed for a public viewing and visitation on Wednesday, July 2. from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Interment will take place at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Saskatoon, SK. Special thanks to the Palliative Care Nurses, her caregivers, Isabel Pendleton and friends, the doctors and staff at the Cancer Clinic and City Hospital, and her many friends who supported her throughout her illness.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to James Werezak of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL. 244-2103 Give people more than and do it with Monday, June Acreages 8670-8720 Listings Wanted 8370 Acreages Wanted 8730 Lots Apartment Blocks Mobile Homes .8240 Appraisers 8280 Mortgages 8009 B. C. Properties 8480-8510 Open Houses 8115 Bed 'n' Breakfast .8472 Out of Province Buildings 8620 Property Management ........8290 Business Opportunities 8580 Property Wanted ...............360 Commercial Prop 8630-8640 Real Estate Auctions ..........8330 Condos (Apt. Style) 8050 Real Estate Companies .......8270 Condos (Townhouses) Real Estate Lawyers 8340 Farmland Real Estate Services ...........8320 Lodges 8475 Sask.

8560 Sask. Properties Houses for Sale 8010 Stores Offices 8590-8610 Houses Wanted To Buy .....8220 8570 Warehouse Space ............8530 Investment Properties 8660 Real Estate Rentals Accommodation Service ....9005 Condos for Rent 9195 for Houses for Rent Houses, Rural for Rent ......9235 Rental House 9255 Retirement Living. 9205 Room Board Cars for Sale Year 2003. Year 2002. Year 2001 Year 2000 Year 1999 Year 1998 Year 1997 Year 1996 Year 1995 Year 1994 Year 1993 Year 1992 Year 1991 Year 1990 to 1981 Year 1980 Older Autos $1000 Under Antiques Autobody Repairs Auto Leasing Auto Repairs Auto Wanted Classic Autos Detailing Parts Accessories Sports Cars Special Interest Merchandise 87K 2P1 Antiques .3125 Antiques Wanted ..............3127 Articles for Sale ..........3115 Articles Wanted 3135 Auctions .3130 Articles.

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Wednesday, July 2, 2003 from Westwood Funeral Chapel (1402 20th St. West). Interment will take place in Woodlawn Catholic Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Arrangements entrusted to WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 653-3434 HRYCAN Alexander (Alex) went to be with the Lord on 28, 2003.

He is survived by his loving wife, Helen; and his children, Melvena (Bob) Dzialo, Patricia Moore, Veronica Kidd, Tammy Zoerb, Michael (Leanne), and Mitchell (Linette); grandchildren, Angela, Natalie (Dana), Jenilee, lan, Michelle, Madalin, Jerica, Alec, Kayly, Brittany, Jamie, Marley: sisters, Eva (Nick) Wasylciew, Ann Kurash; sisterin-law, Rose Hrycan; and numerous nieces He was predeceased by a son; granddaughter; brother; and his parents. Alex he and his family moved to Canada and lived was born in the Ukraine a and at the age 10, in Struan, SK. After his schooling, he worked in various mines across Canada. From 1960-1966 he owned a small grocery store in Saskatoon, where E.D. Feehan now stands.

then went to work at PCS Cory Mine for 17 years. His greatest love was family, followed by taking his family fishing. Ukrainian culture was very important for him to pass on to his family. He had a love of violin music, especially violin music played by his grandchildren. He was a skilled carpenter, mechanic, electrician, and all around great husband and dad.

Prayers will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 1, 2003. Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 2,2003. Both services held at the Ukrainian Orthodox Holy Trinity Cathedral, 919-20th Street West, Saskatoon.

Interment to follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements in the care of MARTENS WARMAN FUNERAL HOME, Warman, SK. (934-4888). Real Estate Sales Room Board for Rooms for Rent Rooms Shared Accommodation Suites for Rent Suites Wanted Townhouses for Rent .........9215 Transportation Trucks, Mini-Vans Vans 4097 for Sale Welders 6220 9115 Ln pleasure. Avenue No Saskatoon Announcements Anniversaries 1069 Births 1071 Card of Thanks 1065 Coming Events 1079 Deaths 1000 Engagements 1066 Florists.

1040 Funeral Directors 1007 Funerals 1003 Funeral Plans 1015 Graduation 1078 Happy Days 1210 Happy Days Service 1215 In Memoriam 1004 Lost Found 1101 Memorial Services 1005 Prayers 1219 Retirement ...1088 Social Club 1086 Sport Events 1090 Travel 1091 At Your Service DirectoryRefer to Classifications (includes a complete and up to date listing) Employment Adult .2155 Business Opportunities ......2203 Childcare Required 2175 Childcare Services 2180 Computer Personnel 2196 Daycare (Licensed) 2172 Daycare (Subsidized) ........2167 Domestic Help Wanted 2035 Drivers Wanted. 2020 Employment Wanted 1999 Farm Help 2030 Health Care Personnel 2230 Help Wanted 2000 Hospital Personnel .2220 Modelling .2070 Education Training Career 2202 Career Training 2200 Driver Employment Services 2205 Job Training 2005 Lessons 2208 Teacher Resources 2255 Tutoring 2206 Personals Companions 1230 People 1221 Personal 1220 Personals (Adult) 1228 Personal 1223 Psychic Services 1222 Support Groups 1235 1-900 Services 1225 Nanny Services 2170 Office Help ..2050 Part Time Help ..2040 Professional Help 2195 Restaurant Help 2045 Resume Services .........2004 Sales Personnel .2190 Secretarial Help 2055 Specialized Help 2028 2060 Teachers Wanted 2250 Team Players Technical Help Wanted ......2027 Trades Const. Help 2025 Pets Animals Pet Supplies. ....3000 Pet Announcements 3005 Pet Grooming 3010 Pet Sitting .3015 Dogs .3020 Cats 3050 Other Pets ...3055 Pet Memoriams 3057 Public Notices Public Notices 1180 Tenders 1190 Place your Special Deaths of Ken's life at the Nutana Legion Hall on July 21, 2003 from 3 to 5 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St.

Paul's Hospital Palliative Care or The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan. SCHMIDT -The family of Annie Schmidt (Wall) wish to announce the passing of our beloved mother on June 28, 2003 at the age of 92 years. Mom left this Earthly Life to meet her Maker and Redeemer Jesus Christ. Mom was born on November 30, 1910 in Langham. Sask to John Susie She was the second youngest of eight children.

Preceded by her husband Jacob and all siblings she leaves to mourn her children, Klinten (Katy), Lois (Ernest) Block, Wayne (Wanda), Sophie (Gerry) Schmidt; 11 grandchildren and their spouses and 11 great grandchildren. The Memorial Service in remembrance of our mother will be held July 3, 2003 at 12:00 noon in West Portal Church, 3134 33rd Street West. DALMENY FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements. OLSON Kenneth Robert. Sadly we announce the passing of Ken on June 26, 2003, age 74, at St.

Paul's Hospital Palliative Care. He is survived by his wife and best friend 50 years, Adele (Del), five children and 12 grandchildren. Bob of Wellington, New Zealand and grandchildren David, Rachel and Sam: Eric (Virginia) and grandchildren, Rob, Becky, Lena and Colleen; Tom (Elaine) and granddaughters Jilly and Allie; Chris (Irene) and grandson Kori; Barbara Hollingworth and grandchildren Ayla and Tom. Three brothers, Roger (Ruby) of Winnipeg; Roland (Lois) of Weyburn: David (Fran) of Toronto and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents Robert and Martha of Saskatoon.

Ken was born on a farm near Wynyard on February 18, 1929. The family moved to Saskatoon when Ken entered the University of Saskatchewan, where he graduated with a B.A. in Math and Physics. He joined the R.C.A.F. and received his wings and commission as a pilot in 1950 and flew for 20 years on and Transport Squadrons, travelling all over the world.

Ken retired in 1972, following a heart attack, and the family moved to Tolaga Bay, New Zealand, returning to Saskatoon in 1981. Ken and Del loved the outdoors and had many happy camping and fishing trips in northern Saskatchewan and at their cottage at Hitchcock Bay on Diefenbaker Lake. They wintered in Barra de Navidad, Mexico for 20 years. Ken taught Bridge and was a Life Master Bridge player and studied and spoke Spanish fluently. He was a well read and intellectual to whom history, world affairs and conservation of Canada's resources and natural beauty were most important.

There will be a celebration of Ken's life at the Nutana Legion Hall on 30, 2003 D1 Agriculture Custom Farming 7125 Farm Equipment Dealers ....7060 Farm Equipment Sale .........7090 Farms Wanted 7450 Feed Seed 7180 Grain ........7130 Grain Trailers 4670 Grain Trucks 4660 Horse Trailers 7210 Livestock Accessories ....7150 Livestock Trailers 7160 Industrial Chain Saws 7390 Heavy Equipment Rental 7600 Ind. Machinery Repairs ..7570 Industrial Trucks 4650 Removal Service 7690 Rental Service 7660 Sand Blasting 7330 Septic Tanks 7360 Sharpening Service 7720 Small Tools 7540 4098 4099 4100 .4101 4102 4103 4104 4105 4106 4107 4108 4109 .4120 4135 4250 4310 4290 4295 4260 4345 4300 4240 BLOEMRAAD Jan. On Thursday, June 26, 2003, at the Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto. Jan was born in Delft, but grew up in Arnhem in The Netherlands. After 2 years of mandatory military service, Jan studied at the University of Leiden, graduating with a M.Sc.

in geology. A few years later, he obtained another M.Sc., this time in economic geology, at the University of Leicester. England. Jan loved to travel and was always grateful that his job allowed him to meet so many people in exotic places and learn about their customs, languages and cultures. After living in various I his countries in settled Europe in and Canada the in Far 1975, East, first Jan in and family onto, then in Saskatoon (1981), returning to Toronto in 1996.

Jan's zest for life, his dedication to his various jobs, his enthusiasm, but especially his fighting spirit and perseverance when things were tough, were admired by many and an inspiration to his wife and children. Always lovingly remembered by his wife of 34 years Gerda, his daughter Irene (David St. Jean), his grandson Maxime, his son Jan-Maarten (Lorna), and his brother Ben (Marijke) and family. tions The cremation took place in private. to the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, 610 University Avenue, M-709, Toronto M5G choice 2M9 or a cancer related charity of your in rangements would be greatly direction appreciated.

Arunder the of HUMPHREY FUNERAL HOME MILES CHAPEL, Toronto (1-800-616-3311). Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Trucks Truck Semi Sport Truck Trucks us 2003. 4497 2002. .4498 2001 .4499 2000 ......................4500 1999 .4501 1998 .4502 1997 .4503 1996 4504 1995 4505 1994 4506 1993 4507 1992 4508 1991 4509 1990 4510 1989 4511 1988 4512 1987 4513 1986 .4514 1985 to 1981 1980 Older ..4520 Accessories ............4700 Trailers ....................4680 Utility Leasing ..4695 Wanted ..4690 4x4s ........4710 1 Ton Larger ..................4530 Mini Vans 4370 Vans for Sale 4360 Van Accessories 4380 Van Rentals 4390 Buses for Sale ..........4740 Garages for Lease 4760 Parking for Lease 4770 Towing Service 4790 Recreation Aircraft All Terrain Vehicles 5220 Boats for Sale 5070 ...............5090 Dune Buggies 5200 Fifth Golf 5320 5040 for Sale ...5140 Snowmobiles 5340 Snowmobile Accessories ...5345 Utility 5240 today. Call 653-2100 Deaths BROWN Gordon MacKellar Brown passed away peacefully on Friday, June 27,2003 at his Saskatoon home after a brief, but intense struggle with cancer.

He is survived by Marion, his wife and best friend of 55 years; three sons and their families, Robert (Jean Hansen) and their children, Emily and Katherine of Edmonton, Cameron (Melinda Mongovius) and their children, Kristen and Daniel of Saskatoon, SK, and Scott of Whitehorse, YT; sister, Lorena K. (Grant) Holmgren of Comex, BC. Gordon was predeceased by his mother, Emily L. (MacKellar) in 1926: his father, Pearson C. in 1972; an infant sister, Myrna in 1925; and his older brother, Mervin in 1967; also his stepmother, Sally E.

(McKonkey) Brown 1996. Gordon was born Coldstream, ON in 1926, educated in Estevan, SK and served short stints in the RCAF and the Canadian Army in 1944 and 1945. He married Marion in 1948 while still in university, graduating with his Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy in 1949. Upon graduation, he began working at Lorne Avenue Drug for Bob Millar in Saskatoon till 1964, when he purchased the store and operated the business till his retirement in 1993. After retiring, Gordon and Marion spent most of their summers at the family cottage in Cypress Hills Provincial Park.

He liked to golf, but quickly realized he would never make it to the "big He enjoyed singing and was part of a couple groups that entertained at long term care homes and senior's residences. Gordon also volunteered much of his time over the last ten years to the Saskatoon Food Bank. He was an active member of Bethel United Church and Victory Lodge No. 144 and served as Master in 1993. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Bethel United Church Memorial Fund, 1141-5th Street East, Saskatoon, SK, S7H 1H4, the Canadian Cancer Society, 438-2nd Avenue North.

Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2C3 or the Saskatoon Food Bank, 202 Avenue C. South, Saskatoon, SK, S7M 1N2. In accordance with his wishes, he will be cremated and a Memorial Service will be held at Bethel United Church on Wednesday, July 2, 2003 at 3:30 p.m., officiated by Rev. Lynn Clarke. Cremation arrangements entrusted to James Werezak of PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL.

244-2103 To his family and friends he left these few lines: "We've walked together through the passing years Through days of cloud and sunshine. joy and tears I'm invited now to come on home I'll be waiting for you when you come." Godspeed, Dad. Always loved, never forgotten! THEISSING The death of Adelheid "Della" (nee Niebrugge) Theissing of St. Mary's Villa, Humboldt, occurred her residence on Friday, June 27, 2003, at the age of 94 years. a a a Della will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her three children: Armella Koob of Bruno: Lawrence (Lois) Theissing of Humboldt and Harold (Carleen) Theissing of Humboldt; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

A Prayer Service for Della will be held at St. Augustine R.C. Church in Humboldt on Monday, June 30, 2003, at 7:30 p.m. The Funeral Mass will be offered from St. Augustine R.C.

Church on Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 10:30 a.m. celebrated by Rev. Fr. Murray Kuemper. Interment will follow at St.

Augustine R.C. Cemetery. Memorial donations directed to either the St. Mary's Villa Foundation or to the St. Elizabeth's Hospital Foundation will be gratefully received by the family.

SCHULER-LEFEBVRE FUNERAL CHAPEL. Humboldt. (306-682-4114) KOROLCHUK It is with sadness the family announces the passing of Alice, which occurred on Friday, June 27, 2003 at the Parkridge Centre in Saskatoon. is survived by Peter, her husband of 28 years; sisters, Tina Kabatoff and Mary Kizka; and brother, Mike Katelnikoff; and many nieces, nephews and friends. She was predeceased by her parents, Sam and Polly Katelnikoff; and sister, Lena Koolick.

At her request, a private funeral service will be held. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery in Saskatoon. Arrangements have been entrusted to WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL. (653-3434) 1000.