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The Canora Courier

08 March 2006

BOYCHUK  KALNICKI  LANDSTAD  OSIKA  OWCHAR  PASLOSKI  PIDGURSKI

YARISH  ZAHARIA

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page 1

Buchanan area man dies in grid road MVA

A 33-year-old male from the Buchanan-district died as a result of a two-vehicle accident five miles north of Tiny on a grid road Tuesday morning.

The deceased was the driver and lone occupant of a south-bound vehicle which collided with a west-bound vehicle at an uncontrolled intersection.

The driver and lone occupant of the west-bound vehicle received medical attention for unknown injuries, said Sgt. Brian Jones, an RCMP media relations officer.

Canora RCMP and EMS technicians responded to the collision shortly before 8 a.m.

The name of the deceased will not be released, pending notification of next of kin, Jones said.  The accident remains under investigation.

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Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page 12 – Personal items of interest to Invermay and district readers

A memorial service was held Mar. 3 at the Invermay Hall for Jerome Landstad, who died Feb. 24 at age 70.  Judy Sorestad was organist and special music was provided by the men’s Woodland Choir.  Nancy Genoway and Cindy Dean-Morrison attended the memorial book.  Sheldon Landstad was urn-bearer and eulogist, relating the highlights of Jerry’s life.  The whole family (including Jerry) is quite musical and he was also very good in the kitchen.  Sports, hockey, hunting and fly-in fishing and, in his later years, golf, were his pastimes.  He spent many hours playing cards with his great-nephews and great-nieces.  Jerry was also a devoted participant at the hockey rink.  His ashes will be interred (at a later date) in the Whitesand Scandinavian Cemetery where he had been a committee member since the formation of the Whitesand Lutheran Church.  Honorary pallbearers were Ted and Elaine Stallard, Barry Johnson, Jack and Ilene Rioch, Sil Ha Ng and all the coffee row people with whom he socialized.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page 13

KALNICKI:  Funeral service for Isabel Kalnicki, 67, of Canora, who died Dec. 2, was held Dec. 6 at Tompkins Funeral Home in Wadena with Terry Tompkins officiating.  Burial was in the Canora Cemetery with Tompkins Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Born on Mar. 8, 1938, in Wolseley to Ted and Helen Nickolson, she attended school in Wolseley.  She moved to Regina and got a job in the housekeeping department of a hospital.  She married Alexander Kalnicki and they lived I Regina for a year before moving to Grenfell.  About a year later they moved to farm in the Rama area.  After her husband died in 1985, she moved to Invermay with her children.  In 200, when her health began to fail, she moved to Canora.

Predeceased by her parents, Ted and Helen, her husband, Alex, and a sister Maryanne, she is survived by three sons, Allan (Maryann) of Saskatoon, Roger of Yorkton and James (Theresa) of Saskatoon; six daughters, Janice (Morris) Tomyn of Invermay, Kathy (Marvin) Tarnowetski of Foam Lake, Beverly (Morris) Juve of Invermay, Laura (Dave) Sheldon of Airdrie, Alta., Johann (Dean) Hydamaka of Saskatoon and Carol (Robin) Jennings of Canora; a brother, Donnie (Pearl); 18 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page B1 – In memory of:

In loving memory…Kristin Lee-Ann Osika November 12, 1982 – March 7, 2004

In loving memory of a very dear young lady, our daughter, sister, aunt and friend.

We miss everything about you;

Your big and beautiful smile that would light up the room and our lives.

The sweet and kind words you would say to brighten our day.

Your great laugh (even if it wasn’t very funny) would bring us to laughter.

You will always live on in our hearts and memories, and will always be loved and missed.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page B1 – In memory of:

OWCHAR:  In loving memory of our dear parents and grandparents: Mike, Dec. 6, 1972; and Agnes, Mar. 11, 1999.

Those we love don’t go away.

They walk beside us every day;

Unseen, unheard, but always near,

And ever remembered, ever dear.

-Always remembered and sadly missed by Violet and Alfred, Adeline, Charles, Sylvia and Lance, Myron and Stephanie and their families.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page B1 – In memory of:

YARISH:  In memory of William and Caroline Yarish.

Those we love we never lose,

For always they will be

Loved, remembered,

Treasured,

In our memory.

That a loving God knows best.

-Love Ernie and Sandy, and Stan, Sylvia and family.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page B1 – In memory of:

ZAHARIA:  In loving memory of mom, dad and Mervin:

Good took them home it was His will,

But in our hearts we love them still.

Their memory is as dear today,

As in the hour they passed away.

We often sit and think of them,

When we were all alone;

For memory is the only friend,

That grief can call its own.

-Love John, Marie and Sandy.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page B6

BOYCHUK:  funeral service for Antonia Boychuck, 94, of Canora, who died Feb. 27 at Canora Hospital, was held Mar. 4 at SS. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church in Canora with Rev. Joakim Rac officiating.  Burial was in the Vasloutz Ukrainian Catholic Church Cemetery, south of Buchanan, with Leson’s Funeral Home in care of arrangements.  Born on Oct. 12, 1911, in the Dobrowody district to Gregory and Mary (Bugera) Wilgosh, she attended Olesha School.  On May 12, 1934, she married John Boychuk in Canora.  They farmed in the Good Spirit Lake district until 1970 when they retired to Canora.  She became a resident of the Canora Gateway Lodge in September of 2004.  She was an active member of the Ss. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church in Canora.  Predeceased by parents, Gregory and Mary, her husband, John, two sons, Steve and Albert, a daughter, Sophie in infancy, three brothers, Phillip, Martin and Marion, and two sisters, Rose Tumak and Olga Kowalski, she is survived by three sons, Edward (Kathy) of Canora, Rudy (MaryAnn) of Norquay and Lorne (Irene) of Canora; two daughters, Albina (Carl) Pacholka of Yorkton and Elsie (Bob) Vewchar of Sundre, Alta.; a sister, jean Taylor of Toronto; 17 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren.

Canora Courier, March 08, 2006 Page B6