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The Canora Courier

14 June 2006

CHERNOFF  DALSHAUG  DOROSH  EWACHIW  LEACH  PALCHEWICH  PASLOSKI

SCHULTZ  WEINHANDL  YAGELNESKY

Canora Courier, June 14, 2006 Page 8

WEINHANDL:  A graveside service was held May 6 for Ruth Elvira Weinhandl, 85, of Lintlaw, who died Apr. 28 at Kelvington Hospital Burial was at the Lintlaw Community Cemetery with Lintlaw Funeral Chapel in care of arrangements.

Born on Dec. 7, 1919, in Kelliher to Edwin and Mina Lindhohm, she attended Woodstone School, north of Lintlaw. She married Leo Weinhandl on Dec. 29., 1942, in Lintlaw and they farmed in the area.  In her later years, she was active with the local seniors' club.

Predeceased by her parents, Edwin and Mina Lindholm, and a brother, Robert, she is survived by three daughters, Pat (Roger) of Yorkton, Jackie (lion) of Lintlaw and Debby (Gerry) of Carrot River; a brother, Ervin Lindholm of Lint­law, and seven grandchildren.

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DALSHAUG:  Funeral service for Ingman J. Dalshaug, 89, of St. Thomas, Ont., and formerly of the Buchanan area, who died May 12 at his residence, was held May 16 at Sifton Funeral Home in St. Thomas. Burial was in Elmdale Memorial Park.

Born on Dec. 3, 1917, in Buchanan to Ellend and Cornelle Dalshaug, he served with the RCAF during the Second World War. After the war, he remained with the air force, retiring after 25 years at the rank of a flight sergeant. He was then employed by Channel Master in St. Thomas.

Predeceased by his wife, Aleta, parents, Ellend and Cornelle, three brothers and four sisters, he is survived by a stepson, William Rayworth of Langley, B.C.; a stepdaughter, Madge McMillian of Saskatoon; a brother, Alan of Cali­fornia; and two sisters, Inez Knuttila of Moose Jaw and Doris Borycki of California.

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LEACH:  Funeral service for Glen Hugh Leach of Crystal Lake, who died May 5 in Saskatoon, was held May 10 at St. Andrews United Church in Yorkton with Rev. Marg Janick-Grayston officiating. Burial was in the Yorkton Memorial Gardens with Bailey's Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Born in Canora, be graduated from Yorkton Collegiate and then began a 39-year career with SaskPower. He worked out of various communities but his last 32 years on the job were in Assiniboia.  In his retirement years, he worked on a new family home at Crystal Lake. In Assiniboia, he was active with the Kinsmen and K40 clubs and with the United church. While living at Crystal Lake, he was a member of St. Andrew's United Church in Canora and sang in the choir. In his retirement, he was able to return to the sports of golf and curling. He travelled across much of western Canada, the United States and most recently, Panama.

Predeceased by his parents, Jack and Mona, and a brother, Ronald, he is survived by his wife, Carol; a son, John (Susan) of Calgary, two daughters, Cathy (Terry) Pilkey of Regina and Christy (Whitney) Somerville of Calgary; a sister, Joyce Maksimow of Yorkton; and four grandchildren.

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DOROSH:  Funeral service for James (Jim) Dorosh, 56, of Swan River, and formerly of Canora, who died June 7 at Swan Valley Health Centre, was held June 10 at Leson's Funeral Home with Rev. Peter Wasylenko officiating. Burial was in the Holy Sunday Ukrainian Orthodox Church Cemetery (Wysla) with Leson's Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Born on July 3, 1949, in Canora to Peter and Mary (Witzko) Dorosh, he attended Wysla School and graduated from the Canora Composite High School. He joined the Toronto-Dominion Bank and began a 30-year career in banking. As he worked his way up, he lived in various locations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. He was a trustee of the Holy Sunday Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Wysla).

Predeceased by his parents, Peter and Mary, he is survived by a brother, Eugene of Burgis; three sisters, Marge (Andrew) Popoff of Kamsack, Bernice (Don) Hamilton of Airdrie, Alta, and Bev Dorosh of Victoria, B.C.

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EWACHIW:  Funeral service for Mike Ewachiw, 90, of Regina, and formerly of the Rhein and Veregin districts, who died May 9, was held at St. Basil's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Regina with Rev. R. Luzney officiating. Burial was at Riverside Memorial Park with Victoria Avenue Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Born Nov. 17, 1915 in the Rhein district to Alex and Mary (nee Andrusiak) Ewachiw, he married Mary Makowski on July 26, 1946 and the couple farmed near Veregin. In 1965, he moved to Yorkton where he worked with the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Farm Service Centre. He was a member of St. Mary's parish and was active with the Knights of Columbus and the Ukrainian Catholic Brotherhood. In 1975, he was transferred to Regina to work with the SWP livestock division. He retired from the Pool in 1980.

Predeceased by his wife, lie is survived by his daughter, Carol (Brian) Galon, and two grandchildren.

Canora Courier, June 14, 2006 Page 11 – Kurkoi personal items

Kuroki seniors

Long-time resident Eda Schultz passed away suddenly on June 6.

Canora Courier, June 14, 2006 Page B1 – In memory of:

CHERNOFF:  In loving memory of Fred F., our father, grandfather, and great-grandfather (May 19, 1907 - June 15, 1959), and Polly, our mother, grandmother, and great-grand­mother (May 11, 1911 - May 11, 1997).

Nothing can ever take away,

The love our hearts hold dear;

Fond memories linger every day

Remembrance keeps them near.

-Lovingly remembered by Nadia, Doris, Jean, Joyce and their families.

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PASLOSKI:  In loving memory of Vincent, passed away June 16, 2002.

June comes with sad regrets,

It holds a memory I can't forget.

No longer in my life to share,

But in my heart you are always there;

Silent thoughts of our time together,

Hold memories in my heart forever.

-Sadly missed and loved by wife Sophie.

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PALCHEWICH:  In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away May 29, 1992.

Within our hearts we'll always keep,

A special place for you;

And try to do our best in life,

As you would want us to.

You gave us years of happiness,

Then came sorrow and tears;

But you left us beautiful memories,

We will cherish throughout the years.

-Lovingly remembered by daughter Vivian, Leonard and family.

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