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Moose Jaw Express

MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, July 20, 2016 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
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The Friendly City is gaining a reputation as one of the
top business destinations in Canada. Last week ProfitGuide.com listed Moose Jaw at number nine on their list
of Canada’s Top 25 Best Places for Business in 2016.
The survey highlights the Canadian cities that strike an
optimal balance between prosperous markets, reasonable costs, and business-friendly taxation and regulation.
Using a combination of public and proprietary market
data and survey responses from some 60 municipalities
with populations of 15,000 or more, they awarded each
city scores on factors such as the cost of office space, the
speed of processing a building permit and the percentage
of residents holding a university degree.
Saskatoon was the only other Saskatchewan city on the
list, coming in at number three. Alberta cities rounded out
the rest of the top five with Grand Prairie (first), Edmonton (second), Lethbridge (fourth) and High River (fifth).
“I think it is great and might even be long overdue. I am
not overly surprised,” said Rob Clark, CEO of the Moose
Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce. “I like that now
maybe even more people will be looking at Moose Jaw
as a place to do business. People are going to be looking
at us and that bodes well for the city…To be able to score
as well as Moose Jaw did, I think that is an amazing outcome for us.”
The average household income was listed as $86,634.
Average general lease rate was recorded as $21.33 per
square foot/year. The corporate income tax rate was listed at 27 per cent. The stats do note, however, that the city
only has an annualized population growth of .90 per cent. “People are going to be looking at us
Moose Jaw was also highlighted in a separate list of Can- and that bodes well for the city…”
ada’s Top 10 Most Business-Friendly Places for 2016.
Moose Jaw came in 10th place. This list highlights the -Rob Clark, CEO of the Moose Jaw & District
cities and districts that work hard to ensure businesses Chamber of Commerce.
feel appreciated.
Once again, Saskatoon was the only other Saskatchewan es work hard to make our city an inviting place to live,
work, learn and invest in – it’s the Moose Jaw advancity on the list, finishing in ninth place.
“We are pleased that the world is being exposed to what tage,” said Mayor Deb Higgins in a press release.
Moose Jaw has to offer. Our economic development and Visit www.profitguide.com to read through the entire list
planning department, along with our local tourism or- and see all the stats.
ganization, Chamber of Commerce and local business-
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COMING EVENTS
Please note that coming events are placed where
space is available and that priority is given to local
non-profit groups and organizations.
TAOIST TAI CHI Summer Schedule until August 31st:
Voluntary Practice - meet Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. in St.
Andrew’s parking lot. Class will go until 10:30 a.m.
YOGA IN THE PARK every Monday from 7:00 to
8:30 p.m., until August 28, Rain or Shine at the Crescent
Park Amphitheater. *Your minimum $5 donation goes
directly to Hunger in Moose Jaw initiatives!
LEGO NIGHT! For youth ages 10-18 on Wednesday,
July 20 at 6.30 p.m. at the library. You’re never too old for
these colourful, classic building blocks. The only limit is
your imagination. No registration required. Admission is free.
Refreshments will be served.
SLEEPWELL BABY CLINIC with Chelsea Wahl,
Certified Sleep Consultant. This program will take place
on Thursday, July 21 at 2:30 p.m. at the Public Library.
Chelsea Wahl, Certified Child Sleep Consultant, will explain
the science of sleep and how SleepWell Baby can support
you while you teach your child(ren) the skills of independent
sleep so the whole family can rest easy. We will have plenty of
time for sleep questions, so bring them with you! Admission
is free. Everyone is welcome.
TUESDAYS BINGO at Church of Our Lady Parish
Hall; 7:00 p.m. start. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
BRICKSPO will be held on July 23 and 24 from 9:00 am
to 5:00 pm at the Western Development Museum. Come
and see hundreds of LEGO creations by incredible local adult
builders. There will be a Kids Building contest for ages 8-14.
Create something based on a LEGO City building in the style
of the Creator building series. Visit sasklegousersgroup.
yolasite.com . Regular museum admission applies.
MANGA CLUB! For youth ages 10-18 on Saturday, July
23 at 3:00 p.m. at the Public Library. Join us for a manga
minded gathering consisting of crafts, anime viewings, book
discussions and more! No registration required. Admission is
free. Refreshments will be served.
GRANDMOTHERS 4 GRANDMOTHERS
meeting July 25 (Mon.) at 1:30 p.m. At St. Aidan Anglican
Church, corner of High St and 1st Ave. E. Please use 1st
Ave. side door. We raise funds to help AIDS orphans and
their caregivers in Africa. www.stephenlewisfoundation.org
a registered charity. Topic: upcoming supper on Sept. 21 at
Boston Pizza North. Tickets will be sold at Co-op on July
28, Aug 25 & Aug 31, Sept 1 & 2. Advance sales only! New
members of either gender welcomed! Call 306-692-1766 for
info, or afternoons 306-693-3848.
AVID KNITTERS GROUP MEETING with Barb
Silvester, Moose Jaw Public Library. The program will take
place on Tuesday, July 26 at 2:30 p.m. at the Library. Come
and join the group and bring your own projects, yarn and
needles, or join in the shared project. All knitters, and those
who crochet, from beginners to experienced are welcome to
attend. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
WRITER’S CIRCLE FOR YOUTH ages 10-18
on Wednesday, July 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the Public Library.
Calling all bourgeoning writers! Join us for an evening of
reading, writing, inspiration and critique. Feel free to bring a
piece of your own writing. No registration required. Admission
is free. Refreshments will be served.
BODYTALK IS WHOLE HEALTHCARE with
Sherry Gilbert and Theodora van den Heuvel, BodyTalk
Practitioners. The program will take place on Thursday,
July 28 at 2:00 p.m. at the Public Library. Realize the
magnificent power of your body by learning about BodyTalk
and how it stimulates the body’s natural healing response.
Receive an overview of the BodyTalk system and learn the
simple techniques that will allow you to take your health into
your own hands and essentially change your life! Admission
is free. Everyone is welcome.
MOOSE JAW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
29TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT at
Hillcrest Golf Course on September 8 with shotgun start at
12:30 p.m.; best ball. Featuring fastest hole of golf Hole #16,
$40/team. To register call 306.692.6414 or email chamber@
mjchamber.com . Team registration $500/team; individual
$135pp and fastest hole contest $40/team.
“OL’ TIME ROCK N’ ROLL DINNER,
CHARITY
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DANCE
FUNDRAISER in support of Lions Foundation of
Canada Dog Guides will be held September 9th at the
Golden Nugget Centre; doors open 5:30 pm with a social
hour, followed by a served dinner and an opportunity to
meet Normand and his Dog Guide “Austin”. There will be a
charity auction and dancing our “bobby sox” off to the best
tunes of the 50s-60s era. Tickets $45 pp and tables for 8
available. Everyone Welcome to attend. To purchase tickets
contact Llynne Lambert @306.630.4997 or Lynann Pethick
@306.694.4121.
CELEBRATE CANADA’S 150 BIRTHDAY
WITH THE MURALS OF MOOSE JAW. You
are invited to be part of this special Canada 150 Mosaic
Mural celebrating our Canadian Snowbirds. Come paint a 4”
x 4” tile in your own style that will be used as a background
in the Mural. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL
INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS PRIOR TO THE PAINTING
DATE. Only 600 limited spaces available on a first registered
basis. Painting will be done September 15, September
16, and September 17th, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To
register, call 306-693-8097 or email: admin.tmj@sasktel.net
MOOSE JAW BAND CITY BAND:
Band
practices held Monday evenings 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. in the
Legion (upstairs ballroom), 268 High Street W. Can you
play a reed or brass instrument? Amateur or advanced
musicians welcome. Bring your favorite swing melodies. To
learn more, come to band practice or contact the Bandleader
at 693-6262.
THE MOOSE JAW TRAP AND SKEET CLUB
is now open for the season. We shoot on Thur. evening at
6:30 p.m. and Sundays at 1:00 p.m. We are located across
the No. 1 from the end of Thatcher Dr. about a quarter mi.
New shooters are welcome. Come join us for an enjoyable
time. For information call Al at 306-631-0833.
SUNNINGDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH
invites you to Sunday Services starting at 10:30 a.m.,
Youth Group Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m., and Friday
Evening Services starting at 7:00 p.m. Please join us at
61 Avens Road for a great time of fellowship. Please phone
306-693-7040 or email info@sunningdalechurch.ca for more
information.
MOOSE JAW & DISTRICT SENIORS’
ASSOCIATION @Timothy Eaton Garden – 101-510
Main St N. For more information, call 306-694-4223 or
mjsenior@sasktel.net
Jam Sessions at T. Eaton Garden every Friday from 10:00
to 11:30 a.m. Cost $2. Fill your morning with music and
dance. All are welcome!
Pickle Ball at T. Eaton Garden every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m.
Pickleball was created with one thing in mind: fun. It was
designated to be easy to learn and play for any age. Join for
some fun and exercise. Cost $2.
Whist at T. Eaton Garden every Tuesday from 1:00 to 3:00
p.m. Cost: $2.
SASKATCHEWAN
SHUFFLEBOARD
TOURNAMENT at T. Eaton Garden from July 18 to 20.
SHUFFLEBOARD PANCAKE BREAKFAST
at T. Eaton Garden on Wednesday, July 20 from 7:30 to 9:30
a.m. Cost: $6. You don’t have to be a shuffler to take part in
the breakfast. Everyone welcome!
COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE, 235 Third Ave.
N.E. For more information call (306) 692-6072.
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Total funding for the provincial parks system since 2007 is more than $200 million. This includes
capital expenditures and investment, operational funding, and parks programming.
New programs being offered include the Learn to Camp program, the Learn to Fish program, and
the Cultural Access Pass, which provides newcomers free entry to day-use areas within parks.
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Wakamow’s riverbank restoration project almost complete
by Scott Hellings
Wakamow’s riverbank restoration is nearing completion, with working wrapping up at Reach Two.
For several months now, Wakamow Valley Authority
has been pursing a riverbank restoration project. The
goal is to strengthen the riverbank along the Moose
Jaw River and Plaxton’s Lake. Funding was provided
by the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program.
Sections of the riverbank suffered severe erosion as
a result of flooding events in 2011, 2013, and 2015.
This erosion threatened bridges, roads, and trails.
Work has focused on two areas, known as Reach One
and Reach Two. The areas are upstream of the Assiniboine Pedestrian Bridge and upstream of the Sioux
Bridge. The project, which began in November 2015,
should be completed by the end of July.
“The only thing that is left to do is we need to put
up protective fencing where the trail is because it is
quite steep where it is now. They will pave the trail
and they will also pave the new road,” said Margaret
Moran, CEO of Wakamow Valley Authority “It seems
like after the torrential rainstorm we had that everything is still in place. We probably would have been
finished already had the rain not started…It is exciting
to see this project finally coming to an end. It wasn’t
without its challenges but we also had some benefits
because we had such beautiful weather this winter,
and so they were able to work on it for so long.”
The project is already paying dividends.
“I have found the river is a little healthier and I don’t
think there is not as much erosion happening. There
is a lot more fish in the river and so a lot of people are
now interested in fishing in the Moose Jaw River and
they want to know what the fishing is like. Those are
the positive aspects.”
Moran says the construction has garnered a lot of interest. In particular, communities that have faced similar erosion problems have expressed an interest in
the project.
“This is the first time this type of restoration has been
done in Saskatchewan. In that aspect, it is a demonstration and so I think people are taking a wait and see
approach,” said Moran. “The Water Security Agency
came down and observed a few times. I think they are
looking to see if it works here because then maybe it
can work someplace else. As far as the cost differential between this and a hard engineered solution, this
is probably a third of the price of what that would be.”
Of course, this approach also looks more natural. Moran says they have planted lots of trees and shrubs,
in addition to those planted by the contractor, OSC
Western. Moran says that it will take some time for
nature to catch up to where it was before the project
started. That being said, she believes eventually you
won’t notice the difference.
“By planting a variety of new shrubs and trees it rejuvenates this valley. It also serves to repair that riparian area in those two areas. Hopefully, we won’t see
any further erosion caused by ice damming.”
Despite recent funding concerns, it has certainly been
a busy few months at Wakamow. In addition to the
riverbank project, renovations are underway at the
main office. As a result, the building will now include
a small interpretive centre. As well, work continues
on the Trans Canada Trail suspension bridge. Finally,
the new Kinsmen-Wellesley playground will be installed in the fall.
Sask. cities housing construction declines
Housing starts in Saskatchewan cities
between 10,000 and 50,000 population
were down 28 per cent from last year at
the end of June.
Data from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows only 157 housing
units were started this year compared
with 219 in the same period last year.
Single family residences fell the most
— 33 pet cent — to 66 from 98 while
multiple units fell by one-quarter to 91
from 121.
Surprisingly housing starts increased
by Ron Walter for Moose Jaw Express
in two oil patch cities. Estevan had 22
starts compared with 11 in 2015 while
Weyburn had 11 versus two.
In other oil patch centres, Swift Current
continued to suffer with only three new
homes versus 25 last year. Lloydminster
also lagged with 33 units versus 56.
Moose Jaw had 44 starts down from 51.
Of those 25 were multiple units, up one
from 2015. Nineteen were single family,
down from 27. Multiple units at 25 were
up one.
In Prince Albert, 56 home starts equalled
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COMING EVENTS
Billiards at the Cosmo Centre every Monday at 6:00
p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Cosmo Jam Sessions at Cosmo Centre are back Every
Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Cost $2. Come join
the fun and great music!
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – Branch 59
Moose Jaw, 268 High St W: Like us on Facebook @
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 Moose Jaw; Check our
website @ br59sklegion.ca
Legion Fun Day – Sunday July 24th at the Lynbrook Golf
& Country Club, Moose Jaw. Sign-up at the Legion by
July 10th for golf, horseshoes, lawn darts, or all three!!
Fun time for all members and guests.
Legion Meat Draw in the lounge Saturdays @ 3:00 pm.
Everyone welcome
Legion Foot Care Clinic – last Thursday of the month
(Legion members only). Please call 306-692-5453 to book
an appointment.
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VETERANS, 279 High St. W. Phone 306.693.1656.
Anavets Meat Draw held every Saturday afternoon at
4:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome!
Anavets Cribbage held every Thursday afternoon at
1:30 p.m. Please call to register306.693.1656. Everyone
Welcome!
Anavets Tuesday and Thursday Pool Night starts at
7:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome!
ANAVETS BARBECUE on Wednesday, July
27 at 279 High St. W. Supper from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
BBQ chicken, roasted potatoes, vegetables, salads, and
dessert! Reserve tickets by calling 306-693-1656. Cut-off
for tickets is Monday, July 25. Everyone welcome!
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, 561
Home St. W, Moose Jaw.
Monday evenings:
Cribbage – 7:00 p.m.; $2pp.
Registration 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome
Tuesdays (first and third): Auxiliary meetings at 7:00
p.m.
Wednesdays: Eagles Dart League – 7:30 p.m. This is a
mixed event and open to members.
Thursdays: Ladies Auxiliary Meat draw – 5:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturdays – Dancing at Eagles with live
bands performing – 8:30 p.m. to closing
Sundays (first and third): 11:30 a.m. Aerie meeting
THE FRIENDLY CITY OPTIMIST CLUB
invites everyone to meetings at the Heritage Inn on the
second & fourth Tuesday of each month. Social at 6:00
p.m./Supper at 6:30 p.m./meeting at 7:00 p.m. For more
info call 306.694.4121 or email lpethick@sasktel.net
INFORMED CHOICES Pregnancy Center. Dropin Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. Free confidential and non-judgmental counselling
and support available for women and men experiencing
an unplanned pregnancy at 251A High St. W. Text 306690-8462.
BINGO is held every Tuesday evening at Church of
Our Lady Community Centre, 566 Vaughan St. Doors
open at 6:00 p.m. and bingo starts at 7:00 p.m. Lunch
is available.
SALVATION ARMY:
a.m./Sunday Worship at 11:00 a.m./Evening Service
6:30 p.m. at Community Complex.
MOOSE JAW SCOTTISH COUNTRY
DANCE TROUPE invites all to come join in the
social dance of Scotland. Great exercise with lively
music as in reels, jigs and more slower and stately as
in strathpeys taking you through special formations.
Classes: Thursdays 7-8:30 pm at the Moose Jaw
Public Library. For more information call 306.972.6121
or 306.692.9851.
MOOSE JAW ROTARY CLUB meets
Mondays at noon at the Heritage Inn. Information
available at 306-692-3842.
ROTARY
CLUB
OF
MOOSE
JAW
WAKAMOW meets the second and fourth Monday
of the month at 6:00 p.m. at the Heritage Inn.
K-40 CLUB OF MOOSE JAW generally meets
the second Tuesday of the month.
THE MOOSE JAW SCRABBLE CLUB
meets every Friday afternoon at 1:00pm in the Craft
Room at the Cosmo Centre 235 3rd Ave NE. Come
join us for several games of brain challenging fun. For
information call 306 692 0731.
MOOSE
JAW
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CLUB meets at the Comfort Inn three times per
week: Mondays – 7:00 p.m. – Rookie-Master Night/
Thursdays – 7:00 p.m. – Stratified Open Pairs/
Wednesdays – 1:30 p.m. – Stratified Open Pairs. For
Partnerships call Dave Morrell at 693-1427.
Sunday School at 9:30
REFLECTIVE MOMENTS
Ducks divert convoy’s attention
In my understanding
of
the word
“convoy,”
a group of
vehicles,
whether
wagon
train
wagons
Joyce Walter
or modFor Moose Jaw Express
ern cars,
trucks and
SUVs make arrangements to travel
together for safety purposes.
That means the leader shouldn’t
speed ahead, the centre vehicles
shouldn’t tailgate, and the end vehicle shouldn’t dawdle. A convey
leaves together and arrives together. That is the rule upon which I
base my interpretation of convoy.
Something like a parade setting
out with specific distances between
each participant.
That is what I expected when after
a long but pleasant day at the Eyebrow Fair we three drivers decided
to head for home, leaving the wellkept park, campground and rink
facility in the energetic community
northwest of Moose Jaw.
That morning we three had made
our separate ways to the fair: one
coming up the No. 42 Highway
that someday will be a decent roadway upon which tourists will enjoy
travelling. At the moment it isn’t
so pleasant and is avoided if at all
possible. The other two went cross
country, leaving the Trans-Canada
north of Mortlach and travelling
past Pelican Lake along a curvaceous gravel-covered grid route
that takes one through at least two
rural municipalities.
There are birds to view, bodies of
water to avoid, crops to admire,
horses and cattle to stare at, and on
this morning, I also witnessed three
deer. One stood on the road ahead
of me and took my measure before
bounding off the gravel to join her
two friends in a canola field where
only ears and the tops of their heads
were visible. That sighting that early in the morning was bound to set
the tone for the rest of the day.
As we headed back to Moose Jaw,
on the grid, at descending dusk, the
leader wasted no time in making for
the paved highway. As the driver in
the middle I kept his tail lights in
view for several kilometres before
dropping back to wait on Housemate who was bringing up the rear.
His headlights winked around the
corners until they would disappear
and then re-appear, causing me to
wonder if he were in trouble.
Close to Mortlach the headlights
came closer and I figured all was
well. But upon more careful study,
I realized the headlights in my rearview mirror were set too high to belong to his car. Perhaps, I reasoned,
he was on a hill, but there are no
hills, just curves on that road.
I carefully crossed the highway outside Mortlach and pulled into the
driveway of the former motel property. The vehicle behind me crossed
and headed into Mortlach. It was
not Housemate, unless he had hijacked an SUV along the way.
I was positioned, with warning
lights flashing, so I could see vehicles coming from the grid road.
I waited five minutes, 10 minutes,
15 minutes and was just thinking I
should head back that way or phone
a friend in Eyebrow to head out to
look for the rear-guard of our convoy.
ed in my direction. It slowed and
I realized it was Housemate, or
at least someone driving his car. I
breathed a relieved sigh and pulled
out for the final leg of our journey.
As we disembarked in the driveway I commented: “I thought you
were right behind me but then you
weren’t. What happened?”
His reply: “I stopped to take pictures of some ducks and a hawk and
the sunset,” not realizing he would
have been better off saying he had
slowed down to drive at a more
careful speed on the winding road.
He couldn’t figure out why I was
upset with his answer, nor did he
understand why I had been worried
and now wasn’t excited to view his
photos of ducks, a hawk and the
sunset.
The next day I did admit that the
ducklings were quite cute and fuzzy
and agreed with his description of a
pleasant sunset — still disruptions
to an effective convoy.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
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TRADING THOUGHTS
Afternoon of cultural experiences in rural southern Ontario
After three days of travel through
the rocks, trees and water of
Northern Ontario and some hours
on the multi-lane Highway 400, I
by Ron Walter thought I’d give my partner/driver
a break.
Instead of a four-hour drive on Highways 400 and 401 to
Woodstock from Barrie, I navigated us west of Barrie into rural
Ontario to get two birds with one stone — relieve her of the
stress driving that maniacal 401 and see some of rural Ontario.
West we drove through picture postcard hills and fields on a
neat highway.
Not once did we see a sign saying: Toronto XX miles. Not once
did my driver/partner exclaim: we are NOT going to Toronto!!
Around noon we were hungry, stopping at a Timmy’s in the
cool old downtown of Mount Forest. Probably, I thought a lot
of these folks trace their genetics back four to six generations
and wondered if that had any bearing on their attitude.
As we entered Timmy’s the greying heads swivelled in our
direction. It was as if an Outsider Alert bell went off. You could
read the lips: “Who are they? Why are they in our town?”
As we munched on our sandwiches one of them spotted our red
Journey in the lot. “Who,” she demanded loudly “would want
a bright colour car like that?
“Probably speeders,’’ another insulted us.
We had yet to utter one word to anyone but we were already
labelled as criminals. When we pulled out of the lot my partner
waved to all onlookers.
The farm country — rolling hills, patches of trees, tidy farms
and abandoned farmsteads — was lovely.
Coming across a farm market, we stopped for a bathroom
break. I bought some cream filled pastry rolls from the
Mennonite women at the till.
Minutes later I realized we had missed a turn to take us to
Stratford and then Woodstock.
I told my partner. We altered our route a couple of times but
seemed to go in circles. In rural Ontario they have line roads,
mostly paved, with numbered and named lanes that confused
us bumpkins from the West.
My partner was getting hot under the collar. I wanted to
photograph some old barns but feared walking alone.
A school with a line of buses picking up kids was ahead. I went
in and asked directions.
We left the school and I told my partner to take the wrong turn.
As we drove by familiar landmarks I realized the error and
improvised.
It got us nowhere. If we kept going west, I said, we’d hit one
of the Great Lakes.
My partner was trembling with anger. “We’re lost in the middle
of nowhere and you don’t care,” she shouted.
“I do care. I’m just not going to worry myself into a heart
attack,” I responded.
“Next farm you’re stopping and asking directions,” she
demanded. It was 4 p.m. We had intended to be in Woodstock
by 5 p.m.
We drove into a laneway. My heart sank. Two buggies sat in
the driveway. Does this man ever go more than five miles from
home? I asked myself.
Walking into one of three bays where two men were cleaning
up after building a hardwood floor I noticed the shaved younger
man had a paunch, white straw hat, blue shirt and dark pants.
The older man had a long flowing dark black beard with
matching colour shirt and pants.
“Hello, you look like my Hutterite friends from Saskatchewan,’’
I introduced myself.
“You’re from Saskatchewan?” the older man seemed surprised.
“Yes and I’m lost.”
Aaron Weber kindly wrote out the directions to Woodstock in
five easy steps.
I thanked them, forgetting to ask if they were Amish or
Mennonite.
In the car my partner was munching on a fresh strawberry.
While I sought directions Mrs. Weber came out, chatted, and
gave her the berries.
We were overwhelmed by the generosity.
We made it to Woodstock just fine but used the wrong exit onto
and off Highway 401 and the hotel.
Three tries, a trip west on 401 to Tilsonburg where Stomping’
Tom Connors picked tobacco, and two missed exits later, we
found the hotel.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
City of Moose Jaw, KFN sign historic agreement
by Scott Hellings
Mayor Deb Higgins (left) and Chief Dennis Dustyhorn sign the agreement
between the City of Moose Jaw and the Kawacatoose First Nation.
The City of Moose Jaw and the Moose nity,” said Mayor Deb Higgins. “We are
Jaw Police Service has officially signed very pleased that Kawacatoose looked
compatibility, municipal, and police at the opportunities and chose Moose
service agreements with the Kawaca- Jaw and chose to put down some roots
toose First Nation (KFN). This is the here in the city. This is an historic day
first step towards creating the city’s first for the City of Moose Jaw…We look
urban reserve.
forward to opportunities for future deKFN owns and operates a gas station velopment and partnerships on many
and convenience store they purchased levels.”
in 2010. The property, located at 914 Dennis Dustyhorn is the Chief of KFN.
Caribou St. W. is known as KFN Mar- He is excited about the partnership and
ket. The agreement will provide for po- believes it will create many opportunilicing and municipal services, such as ties, both for his people and the City of
fire, snow removal, and water/sewer for Moose Jaw.
the property. The goal is for the land to “[It is about] working together, and not
just back home, but our people workreceive reserve status.
“Today, with the signing of these ser- ing with the people of Moose Jaw. We
vice agreements we get to officially are looking forward to working with the
welcome Kawacatoose to the commu- mayor, Deb Higgins. That is our numnity and officially declare the first urban ber one priority,” said Dustyhorn. “I
reserve in the City of Moose Jaw. Ur- want to thank the people of Moose Jaw
ban reserves have been important parts for accepting us. For us, this is a special
of communities across this province but occasion.”
Moose Jaw has never had the opportu- He hopes the agreement will benefit ev-
eryone. He expects more Kawacatoose
members will come to the city to seek
jobs and other opportunities. In particular, Chief Dustyhorn says that Moose
Jaw has a wealth of educational resources, as well as top-notch facilities
for sport and recreation. It is also a great
opportunity to teach Moose Javians
about First Nations culture, while the
people of KFN can learn more about
the many different cultures here in the
city. Thus, it is the first step to making
Moose Jaw an even more inclusive city.
Ultimately, Chief Dustyhorn says it was
an easy decision to come to Moose Jaw.
“We wanted to be different because
everyone is going to Regina and Saskatoon. We wanted to come south. We
thought it is a nice city and so we wanted to give it at try here.”
As Crown land, KFN Market would be
exempt from taxation. This is why the
city must enter into the fee-for-service
agreement. The fee is calculated the
same way as property taxes and is equal
to the amount that would be billed for
municipal taxes. KFN will also enter
into separate agreements with the school
boards for the educational portion for
the standard property tax levy. As well,
they must also ensure, through bylaws
and leases, the property has the same
compatible land use, zoning, building
and business standards and regulations
that would apply to surrounding buildings.
The federal government must still approve reserve status. This is expected to
take several months.
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Farmers plant record canola acres in Canada
by Ron Walter for Agri-Mart Express
million acres.
In Alberta, lentil acres more than doubled to 565,000.
Durum wheat acres increased 4.8 per cent to 6.1 million with Saskatchewan
flat at five million.
Spring wheat acres fell nine per cent to 15.5 million with Saskatchewan down
13 per cent to 6.9 million acres. It is the third straight decline in wheat acres
for the province.
Barley crops fell by 2.1 per cent to 6.4 million acres across Canada, while in
Saskatchewan acreage is up three per cent to 2.5 million acres.
Oats planting fell 14 per cent to 2.9 million. In this province, oats is up seven
per cent to 720,000 acres.
Mustard acres went up 23 per cent to 525,000 with Saskatchewan farmers up
53 per cent to 390,000.
Canola remains king of Canadian crops by acreage, according to Statistics National soybean acres are up marginally to 5.5 million acres. The survey did
Canada’s spring planting estimates.
not register Saskatchewan soybeans.
Spring plantings this year show canola acres down 75,000 to just over 20 National grain corn acres are flat at 3.3 million.
million acres.
Chick peas, grown only in Saskatchewan, are up 39 per cent to 160,000 acres.
Alberta and Manitoba farmers reduced acres slightly but Saskatchewan Canary seed, another Saskatchewan specialty, dropped 20 per cent to 260,000
marched on with a 2.1 per cent increase for 10.9 million acres. This province acres.
accounts for almost 55 per cent of canola acreage.
Lentils surged 48 per cent to 5.8 million acres with Saskatchewan seeding 5.3 Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
News and Notes from Hillcrest Golf Course
Submitted by Rob Fulton, General Manager.
The Hillcrest Golf Course has seen some incredible accomplishments as of late.
First, Leighton Bearchell recorded a holein-one on Friday, June 17. It was Leighton’s
fourth hole in one and, amazingly, the third
hole on that exact hole. Jordan Banilevic got
a hole-in-one on July 2 on hole 17. He was
playing with Larry and Dallas Williams.
That is an incredible drive from the blue
tees. At age 85, Murray Palmer recorded
his ninth hole-in-one on Saturday, July 2 on
the second hole. The rumour is that he did
it with a sand wedge! He was with his long
time pals, Art and Fred. Finally, Matt Maltais scored a two-on-hole 14 on July 6 using
a driver 4 iron. He was playing with Troy
Turner, Trevor Smith and Craig Flanagan.
Congratulations to all of you on the great
accomplishments!
Please note that rain has flooded the lower
area of the golf course, which means that
carts are not permitted until further notice. The lower area of the course has been
flooded and will require pumping out when
weather and creek height permits.
As well, due to the construction development west of Montana’s, the poles on the
northeast end of the driving range had to be
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The Western Development Museum (WDM) and the Al Capone Tunnels were
the highlight of a cross-Canada tour from Ontario.
About 50 members of the Great Canadian Tours were guided by Gord Johnson
of Moose Jaw and had lunch at the WDM after a tunnels tour.
WDM manager Kathy Fitton explained how the four museums started in the
1940s when people were concerned that farm machinery used by pioneers was
disappearing.
The tour visitors enjoyed the tunnels and wanted to know who built them, were
they original, and why were they built.
The tour from Southern Ontario visited the WDM before leaving for a night in
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Some of them were interested in seeing the Prairies and wondered why trains
here are so long and why they saw so many empty train cars sitting along the
railway.
Many enjoyed the wheat-based salad from Carol’s Catering so much they asked
for the recipe.
Billed as a Fabric of Canada tour, the tour stayed one night each in Sault Ste.
Marie, Thunder Bay, Winnipeg, and Regina.
From Moose Jaw, the tour stopped in Medicine Hat and at the dinosaur park near
Brooks, before taking in the Calgary Stampede.
From Calgary the tour went to Revelstoke and Victoria, B.C. A boat from the
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The 20-day tour ended in Calgary with a flight home.
Fundraising ideas — turkeys,
pies, crop inputs, unused lots
by Ron Walter for Agri-Mart Express
Raising funds challenges all community-based organizations.
There is never enough money; organizers worry about the same old
events losing their attraction and look
for new ideas.
A recent Southwest District for Culture Recreation and Sport session
involving 12 communities saw volunteers share ideas for fundraising
events.
The communities ranged in size from
100 people to 35,000 people.
One of the year-round fundraisers is
a community store staffed by volunteers.
These stores are open one day a week
with people from the community
donating merchandise — no longer
needed clothing, books, toys, furniture and treasures and so on — sold
at reasonable prices.
The store location is usually donated
by the municipality.
Three southern communities – Coronach, Bengough and Ogema — operate these kinds of stores. The
stores generate between $80,000 and
$118,000 a year for charity.
Another type of fundraiser involves
products farmer and ranchers use,
with an auction of donated fertilizers,
chemicals, innoculants, grease and
similar products that can raise up to
$35,000 in one night.
A variant of that auction sells donated
round bales with donors giving one
bale each and raising up to $7,000 for
charity.
If farmers can expense purchases they
are willing to bid up prices at these
sales, knowing the money goes to a
good cause, said one organizer.
Standard fundraisers include dinner
theatres, cabarets, suppers with silent
and/or live auctions.
One community did a curl and crawl
event between two neighbouring
towns.
One village offers a yoga camp and
earns between $1,000 and $2,000 per
camp.
A successful and unique fundraiser in
one place was two roller derby teams
playing in the local rink.
In one community a parcel of unused
town land raised over $100,000. The
land was seeded, fertilized, sprayed
and harvested with donated materials,
labour and machines.
One organization raised $3,000
producing and selling a calendar
but learned many people use smart
phones and have no need of a wall
calendar.
A community southeast of Moose
Jaw showed terrific resourcefulness.
A fowl supper was poorly attended
for some reason, leaving a lot of left
over turkey.
Not wanting to waste that food, the
committee made turkey pies from the
leftovers and sold them.
That was 10 years ago. They are still
making turkey pies in two sizes and
can’t keep up with the demand.
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Hopefully Moose Jaw airport authority proposal will fly
Airport authorities, and there are dozens across Canada, stem from budget cuts of the 1990s when airport authorities, combining municipal and
local business leaders, took over operation of all major airports from the
federal government.
The latest request suggests CAE Inc., the civilian operator of the military
flight training at 15 Wing, sees potential for RCAF training at the municipal airport.
The request predicts the local airport could become an economic driver
for Moose Jaw as a business aviation hub, increase options for aerospace
industry development in the area, and improve service to the Moose
Jaw-Regina industrial corridor.
An airport authority could apply for senior government funding programs
and pull together funding from private and public sources.
The Moose Jaw airport is deficient compared to six other major small
cities in the province with a 2,954-foot runway — the shortest — and is
the only one where smaller jets cannot land and take off.
The smaller oil cities of Weyburn, Estevan and Swift Current have runways from 3,998 to 5,000 feet long.
Runways at North Battleford, Prince Albert and Yorkton are all quite a bit
longer than Moose Jaw.
If Moose Jaw is indeed in the business of maintaining and attracting jobs
and development we need a 21st Century airport. Do we need future generations of voters blaming former councils for airport shortsightedness as
current voters do about cast iron water mains?
The longstanding issue of the Moose Jaw Municipal Airport’s future
came up at the last June meeting of city council.
For over a decade, evidence and lobbying by airport users has suggested
the municipal airport could be a little gem of economic development.
For over a decade, the city has done nothing other than one runway repair
with provincial funding of the project.
The case for expansion of airport and runway to accommodate development, landing of larger planes and jets was and is strong.
In today’s business world travel by air to communities for sales visits,
demonstrations and inspections is common.
Ten years ago that kind of traffic was building but Moose Jaw’s shorter
runway forced people to either bypass this city or take a vehicle from
Regina or Swift Current that has a larger runway. Walmart executive inspections were among those delayed by the short runway.
Another strong case 10 years ago was the increasing costs for private and
small commercial operators at the Regina airport.
Costs were driving operators to seek less expensive locations with Moose
Jaw’s proximity to Regina a preferred alternative.
Those arguments fell on deaf ears.
Past councils have never seen the local airport’s future as a priority; they
had other uses for any money that could have been invested in an airport.
Nor did it help that some vocal councillors incorrectly believed the local
airport only benefits a crop duster and few “wealthy’’ owners of aircraft.
This time the request for an improved municipal airport is different. The
three-person stakeholder committee approaching council asked the city
to set up an airport authority.
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Hope Summit will inspire and empower
by Scott Hellings
The Journey to Hope team is bringing a powerful new
event to Moose Jaw. The Hope Summit will be held on
Saturday, November 5 at the Moose Jaw Museum &
Art Gallery’s Performing Arts Theatre. It will feature a
number of guest speakers discussing a range of topics.
The theme is “To Inspire Hope.”
The event has come to life through the annual Journey
to Hope walk, which raises funds for resources and
programs related to suicide awareness and prevention.
“The walk is a fundraiser but it is also a memorial; it is
all about hope, healing, and honouring. Then, we take
those funds and we look at how we are going to raise
awareness this year. The theme that kept coming up is
the stigma that is holding people back,” said Della Ferguson, Hope Summit Chair. “How can we help remove
that stigma or those barriers? We recognize there are so
many barriers out there in life. Sometimes, those bar-
riers are within us. Sometimes, we as society put those
barriers up without even being aware of it. We can’t
control how society acts…but we can impress upon
individuals how you can break through those barriers.
The best way to do that is through storytelling.”
The Hope Summit committee recently put forward a
request for speakers and Ferguson says they had a tremendous response. The committee will now assess the
applications. Some speakers may be recorded ahead of
time, to allow those who have an aversion to public
speaking to still have an opportunity to share their story.
Ferguson wants the Hope Summit to address the community’s needs. She believes the event will foster healing and introspection, both for the speaker and the audience.
“It is an opportunity to be inspired by another,” said
Ferguson. “We think this will have a ripple effect and
we believe that effect will be hope. We want it to be
empowering. We want to create a shift in how we look
at our life circumstances and how we can interject
hope.”
The presentations will be recorded. This will allow
participating organizations to use these videos as valuable resources.
“It will be at the Performing Arts Theatre, so there is an
opportunity to reach 135 people. But, in our minds, it
is bigger than that. We are working in cooperation with
a bunch of community members, including representatives from the Canadian Mental Health Association,
Sask Polytechnic, Mental Health and Addictions from
the Five Hills Health Region, Prairie South School Division, Holy Trinity Catholic School Division, and the
library. I call it the dream team because it is such an
amazing group of people.”
Tickets will go on sale on September 10 at Common
Café. That is World Suicide Prevention Day. The group
will be on hand from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. to offer a
free cup of coffee. They will also be handing out yellow hope bracelets and selling yellow t-shirts and other
hope merchandise. The price of the tickets is still being finalized but Ferguson says they will be accessible.
Sponsorship will be available.
Of course, the Journey to Hope walk itself will take
place on Saturday, September 24 at Crescent Park beginning at 10:00 a.m. The walk will start around 11:00
and the event will wrap up by noon.
“We find that people count on that day to come together for that sense of solidarity with others who understand the profound loss of suicide,” said Ferguson.
Visit http://journeytohope.synthasite.com for more information on the Journey to Hope. You can also visit
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details are forthcoming.
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strawberries and goose berries among them.
“Everything was 10 days ahead this year,” said Jeff, noting that early heat
and rain spurred the growth.
The berry farm with a kiosk, serving berry pies, milkshakes and pastries
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before the opening ceremonies,” said
Schatz. “Just a lot of pride for your province, it was almost like a mini Olympics,
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province names, stuff like that.”
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Brandon (R) holds up his silver medal. Supplied photo.
Brandon Schatz took the podium at the
national Skills Canada competition on
June 5-6, after proudly showing off his
knowledge and his province.
Skills Canada is a national multi-trade
and technology competition open to
students and apprentices from across
the country. More than 500 competitors
attend each year, participating in over
40 different categories, ranging from
construction to baking. Each participant
must first win in their provincial event
in order to represent their province at
the next level.
The competition took place in Moncton,
New Brunswick this year, and Schatz
travelled to the east coast to bring home
a silver medal in architectural design
and technology.
Schatz recently graduated from the ar-
chitectural design program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Moose Jaw, and
said that the whole experience was more
than he expected.
“It was actually really awesome, I didn’t
expect for it to be that hyped,” he said.
“It was an amazing atmosphere, there
was thousands of people who came
throughout the week, to check out all
the trades.”
The opening ceremonies were reminiscent of the Olympic ceremonies, and the
delegates for each province were treated
to team shirts, chants, and flags — and
Schatz said it was definitely the highlight of the two-day event.
“Each province, each team, they were
given your own shirts and those little
boom sticks, and your own flags and
team colors, and there was little rallies
The excitement of the opening ceremonies gave way to a fairly serious competition — the testing was intense and
challenging, and pushed competitor’s
knowledge to the limit.
Schatz’s category required him to do
a complete working set of commercial
architectural drawings, graded on his
knowledge of drafting, putting proper
materials together, and solving building problems in the most efficient way.
They were given six hours each day, and
Schatz noted how big of a workload that
truly is.
“It was a lot of work, yeah,” he said.
“I don’t think anybody finished. If the
guy that won did, maybe, but I doubt it
because they ask you to do a lot. They
say no one ever really finishes it because
there’s so much.”
The architectural program offered at
Sask Polytech in Moose Jaw is the only
one in the province, and for Schatz to
have done so well both provincially
and nationally is a testament to the program’s stellar reputation.
Shatz admitted that he felt some pres-
sure going into the competition, due to
the history of Moose Jaw Polytech students at Skills Canada.
“Somebody from the program has
medaled from the beginning, I think
every year, so I kind of felt a bit of a
chip on my shoulders, too. I had to bring
home a medal or else I would’ve broken
the streak,” he said.
Overall, he found the experience to be
worthwhile, and definitely recommends
any trades students to put their hat into
the Skills Canada ring.
“Just basically knowing where you compare up with other provinces and just the
skills was kind of cool. . . I just was taking it more or less to see how I stack up
against other people, but I did well and I
recommend it. Even the provincial level
was good to try, and it’s just a real world
application,” said Schatz. “You need
to hammer out a bunch of drawings in
a day or two, which I’ve already experienced at work lots, and it’s just kind
of a preparation for that. It really helps
knowing what to do.”
Schatz displays the Saskatchewan
flag from his place on the podium.
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Yara Community Gardens celebrates 10 years
Norma Willows (right) and Jennie Wilson, Yara Community Gardens Coordinator, unveil the Ken Blair
Memorial Garden plaque.
Yara Community Gardens is not only a place where
Moose Javians can grow their own fresh produce; over
the years it has become a gathering place for the community. The Community Gardens recently celebrated
its 10th anniversary with a special day full of activities.
The afternoon allowed visitors an opportunity to tour
the gardens and see the work being done. Kids could
participate in a variety of activities and a barbecue was
hosted by the East Side Community Association.
Yara representatives attended the event.
“It is very important that we take an active role in the
community. We do our business in Saskatchewan,
close to Moose Jaw, and to a great extent our employ-
by Scott Hellings
ees also live in Moose Jaw. I feel it is very important
that our employees are not just living in and doing business here, but they are also giving back,” said Michael
Schlaug, President and Plant Manager at Yara Belle
Plaine. “The Community Gardens not only fits with
our business but it also definitely fits with the needs of
the community here in Moose Jaw. It is a great match
and we are not going to walk away from that.”
Two special presentations were held in conjunction
with the anniversary. First, a plaque was unveiled that
will honour the original group that helped make the
Community Gardens a reality. The plaque will recognize the members of the now defunct Connecting as
Neighbours group and will be on permanent display at
the Home East Garden location. Chairs made by Diversified Services and a pergola donated by New England Arbors will be placed in an area to be known as
the Connecting as Neighbours Gather Space.
Another plaque was revealed that honours Ken Blair.
Ken worked tirelessly to get the Community Gardens
going. He spent many hours tending the garden plot.
His enthusiasm was infectious and he ensured other
Yara employees volunteered their time. The Home St.
W. Garden will now be known as the Ken Blair Memorial Garden.
The plaque was unveiled by Norma Willows, an administrative assistant at Yara Belle Plaine who is also
on the steering committee for both the Community
Gardens and Hunger in Moose Jaw. She spoke highly
of Ken, his contributions, and his enthusiasm.
”When Ken passed away I was handed the reigns to
this job. I had big boots to fill,” said Willows. “I knew
him for quite a few years. He was very big on getting
this started… Ken would get the employees to volunteer their time and made sure they knew the importance of getting the garden started.”
Thankfully, Ken’s legacy lives on and the Yara Community Gardens initiative is growing.
Sweet Pea the Clown entertained the kids.
GETT Camp Races to a Close
by Gisele Perrault for Moose Jaw Express
Timed runs were used to determine the
fastest scooters, the final product from
a week of learning.
Girls Exploring Trades and Technology (GETT) camps are held every year
at Sask Polytechnic, for young ladies
from Grades 6 to 8. The week-long
event sees the participants learning
axle building, carpentry, and computer design skills as they make a scooter.
Dessa Mohr, who will be attending
Vanier in September, and Madison
Charters, who will be in Grade 8 at
Palliser Heights, were two of the participants. Dessa has worked with her
father and was a bit more familiar with
the power tools, but says that she was
a bit nervous for the electrical portion.
Her favorite part was designing the
scooter and learning how to weld.
Madison was a bit leery before she
tried the welder. She was afraid she
would set something on fire. In the
end, though, she had a lot of fun, met
new people, and learned some valuable skills. She plans to go into the
medical field, but says that carpentry
might be a good side hobby in the future.
Lisa Grudnizki is the career options
coordinator for Sask Polytechnic. She
says that the goal of the camp is to
make girls aware of options that are
available to them in the trades, and to
help them keep an open mind.
She enjoys watching their confidence
grow as they learn new skills, and appreciates the comments of self-satisfaction that she hears.
Because the registration fees cover only a small portion of the cost of
the camp, it can only be held for one
week. This is something that Lisa
would like to see change. She appreciates the contributions of the sponsors and the time that trades people
give to the camp. Only 10 girls can be
accepted yearly, and they are taken on
a first come, first served basis, with a
waiting list of names of those who fill
in the on-line application.
The 10 scooters were tested on the final day of the camp, with a timed run
in the carpentry area. Each girl went
home with a prize, along with the added skills and self-confidence that they
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By Ron Walter for Agri-Mart Express
golfer apparently isn’t too confident
about his aim. A large screen behind
the hole saved balls from a water
pond.
Before we arrived at Bengough a
jumping deer surprised us.
Lunch was at Deb’s Kitchen in Coronach. The menu listed numerous species of pies.
Were they homemade?
“No,” was the reply.
“They’re off the truck. We just got
too busy to keep up” with homemade
pies.
By the time we got to Rockglen we
hadn’t worked up an appetite for
more pie.
On the leg from Rockglen to Wood
Mountain. we almost headed for the
U.S.A. when Keith missed the turn
and kept on driving.
We had just been ‘discussing’ whether a structure near Canopus was a
barn or a house. It was a house, I later
Ogema butte
It was another day heading into the
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nice sunny morning greeted us as we
drove past the Blue Hills near Claybank to Avonlea.
We saw little wildlife this morning
— mostly ducks and three antelope, a
male lying down and two does grazing.
At the big slough on the road to Kayville we spotted a coyote running
from the far end, no doubt hunting for
a duck egg breakfast.
While trying to photograph the loping
Dahinda hall
predator my eye caught some unusual looking ducks. A pair of greater
scaups were enjoying the water and
sun.
We headed west from Kayville. Soon,
a cluster of trees and a few buildings
appeared on our left. Curious, we investigated.
We had discovered what was left of
Dahinda — an old community hall, a
few derelict structures and at least one
resident living in a park setting.
We stopped in Ogema for a quick coffee — no pie available at the hotel.
Our usual haunt was closed. We drove
south towards the butte that First Nations, explorers and settlers used as a
landmark.
South on the grid we came across an
avid golfer with an acreage.
His home was fashioned from a red
steel container with neat white curtains on the little window cut out of
the corrugated steel side.
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Perfect Find gift shop is stocked full of perfect finds
By Larissa Kurz
Perfect Find carries a range of giftware, all of it
unique.
Owners Dala Konihowski (L) and Tracy Marta
(R) stand beside their coffee table wall — a Perfect Find original.
After opening at the end of April, The Perfect Find
has slotted itself into Moose Jaw’s downtown shopping scene incredibly well.
Offering a range of products, the shop provides treasures and gifts for any occasion — or just to treat
yourself — and at all price points. As partners in business, Tracy Marta and Dala Konihowski opened the
little shop on a whim and haven’t looked back since.
“We were just kind of talking over lunch one day, and
it was kind of like, ‘oh, let’s do something — let’s
open a gift store.’ We thought Moose Jaw was needing
some affordable giftware, and that’s where we went,”
said Konihowski.
“Just ate lunch one day and that was it. ‘Wanna do
this?’ ‘Okay let’s.’ It was kind of a spur of the moment
thing, more than anything,” added Marta.
Perfect Find carries a slew of different types of giftware, including jewellery, clocks, kitchenware, picture frames, candles, lotions, and other home decor
items. The most popular item so far, says Konihowski, is their line of chalk paint from Classic Charm Vintage Paint.
“A little bit of everything has been popular. But the
chalk paint the most, since we’ve offered our class.
We do one class a month,” said Konihowski. “It’s
very popular. Because it’s fun too, right, and so there’s
so many different things you can do with it.”
The Perfect Find offers a chalk paint class to go with
their line of chalk paint, and it has been a hit with
Moose Javians, as there is already a waiting list for
the next class in July.
Thus far, business has been good for the pair, especially following the store’s grand opening in early June.
“[The grand opening was] really good, we’ve been
really happy with the response. People are really positive, it’s been very nice. It’s been overwhelming for
us, everyone’s so positive and supportive,” said Konihowski.
The store is a welcome addition to the shopping core
of downtown Moose Jaw, and Marta and Konihowski
have put a lot of effort into achieving that goal. They
were diligent in stocking the shop with products that
aren’t carried elsewhere in Moose Jaw.
“We didn’t want people to get more of the same, we
wanted to offer different things. . . We have some of
the same lines but not the same products, so that was
important to us, that we didn’t step on anyone’s toes,”
said Marta. “We didn’t want to compete with anyone,
we wanted to offer more things and more reasons
to shop downtown, more reasons to come to Moose
Jaw.”
“And we have a bit of a different look, we’ve got the
coffee table wall, the chalk paint ladder,” added Konihowski.
“We wanted to be different, we wanted to look different but fit into downtown,” said Marta.
And different they are. The Perfect Find carries a
few lines of products from local Moose Jaw artists,
like re-purposed planters and birdhouses made by
Bev Nori, Metanoia Malas bracelets made by Tracy
Crooks, Leather Love earrings by Taryn Mackow, and
fused glass by Glenda Loustel — amongst so many
other things.
Located at 63 High Street West, The Perfect Find is
a great stop on a shopping tour of Moose Jaw’s cute
and quirky downtown, and Marta and Konihowski
would love to help you find that perfect find you’ve
been looking for.
The storefront is on High Street, right in the
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Universal Words
It happened on Canada Day
outside the porta-potties, and
it was a moving experience
in the sense it made a lot of
people move. It was a smoking hot day and there was
a lineup at the outhouses,
by Dale “bushy” but when an anxious mother
Bush
ran up to the lineup with a
very pale looking six-yearold with his hand over his mouth screaming,
“Puke…puke…puke,” we were moved beyond
words.
The anxious mother was one of the area’s new
arrivals from Syria and, even though there are
language challenges for all of us, it seems there
are some universal words that generally mean
the same around the world. It seems the youngster had overindulged in candies from the parade, Canada Day birthday cake, and some root
beer, resulting in my discovery of the universality of the word…puke. It seems to be accurately
descriptive and does seem to save any misunderstanding between speakers of different languages. I began to wonder about other universal
words. A universal word is described as that has
the same meaning across many languages and
puke (the verb) seems to fall into that category.
One of the friendliest universal words is hello.
Hello or some close variation of hello is used
around the world primarily as a telephone greeting, which would make it a fairly modern universal word. This seems to be the case with most
universal words as the world has gotten smaller
through communications and travel within the
last century. Some form of hello can be recognized regardless of the accent at the other end
of the phone line and the meaning is under-
stood but, lately, at my house the use of hello
as a greeting usually means I do not recognize
the call displayed number. In this case “hello”
means, “What are you selling?” Or, “I know my
computer needs repair because you called yesterday…and the day before!”
The word “taxi” has been in the world’s language base for hundreds of years and the meaning has never changed from “car for hire.” The
pronunciation is recognized worldwide but so
is the written word with easily read variables…
usually painted on the doors of four-door cars
painted bright yellow — but that can vary as
well.
Two universal words that are much older than
most others are “Mama” and “Papa,” and it is
believed that is because they are the first and
easiest words a baby utters. Mama and Papa may
be the oldest universal words and the first words
a child says but it isn’t long before that same
child is using the modern equivalent with slang
versions like “Ma,” “Mo,” or even just “M.” I
am sure there are the same slangy names in all
other languages. I fondly remember when our
boys were young teenagers and I was referred to
as “Pops” which in our house was translated to
mean, “I need money,” or “I need to borrow the
car…and I need money for gas.”
There is a universal word that has been in my
vocabulary for decades and probably my whole
life. It is word that is not really a word but more of
a sound and that sound means the same throughout the world. The smartypantsknowitallguys
describe it as: an attention signal that tries not to
be too obtrusive. The word/sound “huh” is most
often used as a way to comment or question and
because it is more of a sound than an actual word
it is understood easily. In my case “huh” gener-
ally means, “I
wasn’t listening
and do not understand what
you said.” But
more often than
not it means, “I
was
listening
and I do not understand what
you said.”
Coffee is a word
that has been in
the world for a
few centuries
but now is firmly ensconced in language. With
a word (coffee) and maybe a slight cup tipping
hand gesture a guy can order double doubles
around the world and get pretty much what you
think you ordered. You will never pay what you
expect (always more) and you should know the
signal for a heart attack…hand grasping at your
heart and the other hand on your wallet.
There are many corporate names that qualify
as universal names and the first one, and perhaps the most well-known, is “Coca-Cola.” Coca-Cola is marketed and sold around the world
and we are all victims of the advertising barrage
that has made it a truly universal word. Ask for
one by name in the far reaches of world and you
will be probably be served, and you can throw
the empty away like so many others seem to do.
Pity there is no universal word for recycle.
I would like to see one more universal word
added to the list, but I have my doubts. It is a
word as old as “war,” but I would like to see
“peace” become a universal word.
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City Signs Collective
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by Scott Hellings
The City of Moose Jaw has formalized a collective agreement with the union
representing Moose Jaw Transit workers – Unifor Local 101, Lodge 204, Unit
4187.
“We are pleased to have this agreement signed and look forward to continuing
our positive relationship with Unifor and its members,” stated Mark Sture, Transit & Fleet Manager.
Highlights of the agreement include:
• Overtime rate at double time, effective July 1, 2017 with a maximum overtime
bank of 160 hours
• Lowering required years of service from 25 to 23 to receive six weeks of annual vacation.
• Employees shall receive wage increase of two per cent, two per cent, and 1.75
per cent. Shift premium increased January 1, 2016 from $.60 to $.75 per hour.
“Unifor members are proud to serve the people of Moose Jaw and have earned a
fair contract,” commented Cam Britton, Unifor National Representative.
The agreement covers the period from January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2017.
Saskatchewan athletes will soon converge on Estevan for the 2016
Saskatchewan Summer Games, which will be held July 24 to 30.
Approximately 1,700 athletes, coaches, and managers will represent
the province’s nine districts in 16 sports. This includes 225 athletes
from Team South West.
Local athletes and coaches will include:
Archery – Hailey and Meaghan Cleave, along with coach Karlie
Cleave. Athletics – Female: Kiana Avery, Kiana Block, Kirah Brown,
Emily Deobald, Jane Morris, Olivia Moyse, Robyn Read, Haley Rosso, Gabrielle Sanson, and Emma Schaeffer. Athletics – Male: Hunter
Bosch, Ryan Botterill, Crozier Holmes, Hunter Viczko, and Ashton
Woodley. Baseball: Ryan Zerff.
Basketball – Female: Caitlyn Johnson, Nylah Seaborn, Sadie Ward,
and Alexa Watterson. Basketball – Male: DJ Agapay, Ethan Bachiu,
Shay Barnett, Dylan Boughen, Ewan Johnson, Kaelin Krukoff, Jake
McLean, and Quinton Ross with coach Ryan Boughen and Matthew
Pitts. Equestrian: Hanna Deziel, Amber Hrynkiw, and Kyra Tyerman
with coach Laura Williams. Golf: Ray-Lyn Schmidt.
Soccer – Female: Jayda Alix, Molly Morris, and Piper Olson with
coach Heather Morris. Soccer – Male: Logan Cushway, Dallas Erickson, Jace Fraser, Quinn Jensen, Parker Jones, Kaleb Schanoski,
and Robert Woodroffe-Brown with coaches Vance Jensen and Marla Cushway. Softball: Courtney Botterill, Jordyn Halverson, Vanessa Knox, Serena Schlamp, Abby Shiers, Madison Thul, Delaney
Townsend, and Rainy Volk with coaches Bob Marzolf, Kaitlyn Marzolf, and Greg Fiddler.
Swimming – Female: Quinn Barber, Polly Hantjidis, Caitlin Miller, Elizabeth Murphy, and Elyssa Tacchi with coach Tim Smith.
Swimming – Male: Caleb Chartrand (Caronport), Austin Lin, Devon Lowey, Drake Myers, and Rainer Olson. Tennis – Male: Kienan
Kleisinger. Tennis – Female: Emily Blackmore, Isabella Colenutt,
and Samantha Swalm with coaches Joan Buckmaster and Aaron
Walter Hill. Triathlon – Female: Ryann Handley with coach Karla Terry. Volleyball – Male: Coaches Darin Wohlgemuth and Darin
Wohlgemuth Jr.
Athletes and coaches from Team South West will also represent
Assiniboia, Burstall, Cabri, Central Butte, Coronach, Fox Valley,
Glentworth, Gravelbourg, Gull Lake, Holdfast, Kincaid, Lesieux,
Maple Creek, McCord, Mossbank, Ogema, Pennant, Pense, Ponteix,
Richmound, Rouleau, Scout Lake, Shaunavon, Swift Current, Val
Marie, and Vanguard.
The Saskatchewan Games are the largest multi-sport event in this
province, The Summer Games and Winter Games are both held every four years. The Summer Games were first held in Moose Jaw in
1972 and since then over 20,000 athletes have competed at the event.
Moose Jaw also hosted the Summer Games in 2006 and the Winter
Games in 1978 and 2010.
The Opening Ceremonies will take place on Sunday, July 24, beginning at 7:00 p.m. at Affinity Place in Estevan. Saskatchewan Games
results can be found online (http://saskgames.ca/summer/results) beginning on Monday, July 25. You can also visit the Team South West
website
(www.gosouthwest.ca/saskatchewan-games/team-southwest) for more information.
Millers ready for stretch drive
by Scott Hellings
The season didn’t exactly start out
the way the Moose Jaw Miller Express envisioned, but the team has
managed to turn things around as
of late. The Millers opened the year
by dropping their first five games.
The Western Major Baseball League
(WMBL) has a fairly short season —
just 48 games — and so every game counts. The Millers have had to rise
to the occasion in order to push for a playoff spot as the end of the season
draws near. The push is on.
Of course, the main reason the Millers got into such a hole early is that
several players had not arrived in Moose Jaw in time for the start of the
2016 season. Coach Michael Hunt had to tinker with his line-up.
“We were missing a lot of players early, so we had a lot of players playing
out of position. We had pitchers playing in different situations they aren’t
normally used to. It put us in a bit of a hole, going 1-8 to start the year,”
said Hunt.
“Losing that many games early makes it a bit steeper climb on the way
out because every team is going to get better throughout the year. We have
been in playoff mode for a longer part of the season than I would have
liked, but we definitely have the horses to turn it around.”
Naturally, having a complete line-up has paid dividends.
“When you take pitchers out of the infield and put position players into
those positions, then you are going to have a lot cleaner defensive outings.
Pitchers aren’t going to be as tight, expecting to make perfect pitches to
combat the errors behind them,” said Hunt. “The hitters have been a little
bit looser because they know they don’t have to score 10 runs a game
when they can rely on good defence and good pitching. It has kind of a
snowball effect.”
That being said, there is still room for improvement as the team makes the
drive for a playoff spot.
“We’ve got to hit a lot more baseballs in advantage opportunities. We really have to put a lot more balls in play,” said Hunt. “We have been inconsistent so it is not about doing more it is about being more consistent.”
Overall, Hunt is confident that the Millers can rise to the challenge and
make the playoffs.
“I like the rest of our schedule. There isn’t a team that we have played that
we haven’t beaten. The opportunity is there, we just have to make sure
that we do our part. We need to make the work easier instead of working
harder.”
Be sure to cheer the Millers on during their playoff drive. The Millers will
play their final home games at Ross Wells Park against Yorkton on July 21,
Regina on July 22, and Swift Current on July 27.
Multiculturalism at its best with Motif 2016
by Larissa Kurz
Ya La Habibi from Regina, as they danced through the crowd in front of
the stage.
Carolina, Paulina, and Julia from Kalinka — a Russian dance group from
Saskatoon.
Despite the looming clouds on Friday
afternoon and most of Sunday, Motif
Multicultural Festival 2016 was an
outstanding weekend of food, music,
dance and multiculturalism.
If you’ve ever been curious about African samosas, Lebanese desserts, or
Polynesian dance, Motif was the place
to be. The event took over Happy Valley Park and offered festival goers a
chance to travel the world in three
days, and highlighted some of the cultures present here in the Friendly City.
The festival featured 16 different cultural groups in Moose Jaw, and all
three days were packed full of dancers, musicians, and other performers.
The chance to try delicious food from
booths like Mother of Africa, Taste
of Lebanon, the Caribbean Association, the Filipino Ethnic Community
and the Pakistani Community, among
others, was just one of the many highlights of the festival.
Motif also featured a number of performers, like the African Princess
Dance Troupe from Saskatoon, Regina Bhangra Group, the Lone Creek
Dance Group from Moose Jaw, and
the Prairie Gael Irish Dancers from
Regina — and many others.
Headlining the stage was local band
West of Maboo, a five-piece ceilidh
band, and 3M2C, a Latin band from
Saskatoon. Moose Jaw’s own Desperate for Haggis were set to play Sunday
evening but were unfortunately rained
out.
Festival Coordinator Maxine Sirois
had nothing but praise for how well
the festival went, even with the persistent rain that cut Sunday evening’s
performances short.
“It went fantastic, I think everybody
enjoyed it. The weather cooperated
with us, up until the end,” she said.
“I think that overall everybody got to
see different cultures, different performances, and try something new in
terms of food.”
The new additions to the festival were
also a great success, said Sirois. Culture Jam and the activity areas for
children and adults saw a lot of action
throughout the weekend.
“Culture Jam was such a success, the
kids absolutely loved it and I think
some adults came up on stage and lost
their inhibitions and just danced their
hearts out,” said Sirois.
“It went fantastic,
I think everybody
enjoyed it...”
- Festival Coordinator Maxine Sirois
Many of the cultural groups have been
to the festival before, and all of them
had good things to say about Motif.
Janet McBean, from the Moose Jaw
Jamaican Society, said that the group
has been coming to Motif for 28 years
to offer a piece of their culture to everyone.
“We like to share our vast culture with
the Moose Jaw people, and they seem
to enjoy it a lot. We enjoy sharing it,”
said McBean. “People really like the
food. We have our famous Jamaican
festival chicken, and our rum punch.
People keep coming back for that, because it’s so smooth going down.”
Luda Tomas, of the Russian Association in Moose Jaw, said that Motif was
the kickstarter for the formation of the
group four years ago. She spoke to the
relevance of the festival within Moose
Jaw.
“[My] favourite part of the festival is
the different cultures that come together,” said Tomas. “I think the festival is
a really great event for the community.
. . I can’t imagine Moose Jaw without
Motif. I think it’s really important for
Moose Jaw to have it going.”
That feeling of community is a universal part of the Motif experience
because although the food and the entertainment are always the focus of the
event, Motif also offers a welcoming
multicultural experience for everyone
to enjoy. Denis Huseini from the Yugoslavian Community expressed the
same sentiment.
“I think it’s free, where you can just be
yourself,” said Huseini. “It’s kind of,
be comfortable, be out there, be yourself, show your culture off. . . It’s all
about dancing, food, fun. That’s what
it’s all about.”
Meenakshi Manocha and her son, Tanish, danced together.
A number of booths sold items other than food, like these bracelets from the
Peruvian booth.
Pansit, or rice noodles, and lumpiang The adult area had a number of
shanghai, or egg rolls, from the Filipi- things going on all weekend.
no Ethnic Community’s booth.
Caribou Legs stops in Moose
Jaw on cross-Canada trek
by Scott Hellings
Brad Firth, AKA Caribou Legs, is running
across Canada and he recently stopped in Moose
Jaw. Facebook photo.
Brad Firth is perhaps better known as Caribou
Legs. Over the last few months, he has been
running across Canada in full war paint to raise
awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous
women. He recently stopped in Moose Jaw. His
journey is long and full of challenges, but Firth is
more than happy to take up the cause.
“I want to honour all women…I feel strongly
about this issue. I have had friends who were traf-
ficked, I have had friends who were murdered,
and I have had friends who were put in really
tough situations around violence. I had to stand
up and lend my efforts to this. I grew up in the
arctic where violence against women is just a
common, everyday thing. That has to change,” he
said.
“Right now, there is not a lot coming out of the
inquiry, so I am just keeping that spark alive.
Something has to be done and this run is bringing
people together. It is evoking a lot of emotions. I
think I am doing the right thing.”
Firth wants the violence to stop. He wants men to
develop healthy relationships with women and he
wants people to understand consent. He believes
we need to develop stronger family units “where
the Internet or an Xbox is not used to raise kids.”
More than anything, he wants to start a conversation with others. Running in war paint, Firth surprises a lot of people, including new immigrants.
He sees a range of responses.
“I get happy responses, I get rejection responses,
I get open responses, and I get closed responses.
I get some interesting comments and people who
are just curious about it. I get people who applaud
my efforts but there are also people who are really ignorant and who won’t give me a healthy reply. Sometimes I’m running on the highway and I
hear people say, ‘you expletive Indian,’” he said.
“I just take it and try not to let it affect me too
much. The run has to go on.”
Ninety per cent of the time he runs by himself
but, occasionally, he does meet up with others.
“I call it the Trans Canada surprise because I don’t
know when they are coming. I get stopped and
celebrated; we have a pipe ceremony right there
on the side of the highway. I get spontaneously
interrupted from time to time, but in a good way.”
Sometimes, he gets a visit from the RCMP.
“In Alberta they seemed to stop and check in on
me. They wondered what was going on and they
issued me a few tickets. As a result, a liaison is
working with me out of K Division in Edmonton. It is his job to contact all RCMP posts along
Canada to let me know that I am coming. Traffic
is curious and so people are calling into the police
station about me; these 911 centres are getting
calls about this warrior running down the highway. Now they disregard all the calls. The liaison
makes sure that I won’t be interrupted by each
regional police force.”
The trip began on Mother’s Day in Vancouver.
Firth runs around 65 to 75 km per day. The journey will conclude in St. John’s, Newfoundland
sometime around the end of October. Firth has
completed several long-distance runs throughout
Canada but he finds this run is helping him connect with his own identity. He finds it empowering. Last year he ran from Vancouver to Ottawa
in support of the Council of Canadians, to raise
awareness of the need for protection of fresh waterways. He says that run did not generate the
same type of response.
Ultimately, he wants to force the issue.
“I want to move people and get them stirred up.
Hopefully, some town hall meetings can come
from this or some groups can be activated,” he
said. “We need to be more tuned into this issue.”
Visit Caribou Legs’ Facebook page to keep track
of his progress. You can also support him by donating to his GoFundMe page (www.gofundme.
com/cariboulegs).
Moffat Family Fund helps
local organizations
by Scott Hellings
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The recipients of the Moffat Family Fund grants posed for a group photo. Supplied photo.
A special fund is helping those who help
the community; 11 Moose Jaw and area
non-profit agencies and charities recently
received $57,000 in grants from the Moffat Family Fund. The ceremony was held
at Joe’s Place.
Recipients and the amounts granted include: Joe’s Place ($12,400), Hunger in
Moose Jaw ($12,000), YMCA of Moose
Jaw ($6,000), Moose Jaw Multicultural Council ($5,000), Moose Jaw Family
Services Inc. ($4,000), Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery ($4,000), Moxie Club
Summer Camp ($4,000), Roots of Empathy – Partners Against Violence ($3,600),
Moose Jaw Literacy Network ($3,000),
Rouleau Library’s Moms and Tots program ($2,000), and Saskatchewan Festival of Words Inc. ($1,000).
The Moffat Family Fund grants are distributed annually in 12 communities
across the country where Moffat Communications owns communications outlets.
Moose Jaw and Prince Albert are the two
Saskatchewan centres on the list. The
funds are for groups providing programs
for children and family support. Christina Attard, the Executive Director for the
South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, presented the grants.
“Across the board, when we invest in
equality of opportunity for children and
families, we build a more vital community where everyone can have a chance
to live, work, play and succeed,” said Attard. “The Moffat Family Fund grants this
year provide opportunities for residents
of Moose Jaw and area to participate in
summer camps, in fitness and sport, in
the arts and to access nutritious food and
counselling, no matter their financial situation. This is truly an opportunity for
each person to feel as though they belong
in our community, that the doors are open
to them, that the possibilities are endless.”
A committee of volunteers in Moose Jaw
reviewed more than 20 applications for
funding this year and selected the organizations that best fit the mission of the
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Paramedics Deliver Baby in Home
TD Friends of the
Environment Donation
(L to R): Paul Litzenberger, Blasia Cain, Curtis Graves w/ Baby
(Nathanial Michael Paul Antinuk), Crystal Antiuk (mom) and
Keith Leduc
On Sunday, July 3rd, Paramedics Curtis Graves and Blasia Cain
responded to Crystal Antinuk in active labor at her residence at 2108hrs
delivering her second baby by the name of Nathanial Michael Paul
Antinuk at 2121hrs at 7lbs-8oz. Paramedics Paul Litzenberger and Keith
Leduc also responded to assist.
Mom and baby are doing great and have an exciting story when young
Nathanial grows up!
While delivering a baby out of hospital is not uncommon, it can be a
stressful situation for expecting moms but paramedics are well trained to
deliver if/as needed.
Phoenix Academy Gets Landscaping
TD Friends of the Environment Foundation recently contributed $1,000
to the replacement of canopy trees in the Labyrinth of Peace, located on
the grounds of Vanier Collegiate. Moose Jaw TD Branch Manager, Sherri
Shiels (c) makes the presentation to Labyrinth Committee Members, Joan
Stumborg (l) and Rose Mary Hartney (r). Photo by Gisele Perrault.
Scholarship Winners
Pictured, left to right: Lynann Pethick, Committee Chair; Ashlyn
Froehlich, recipient; Stephen Holzer, recipient; Richard Turcotte,
committee member; and Rob Barber, committee member. Missing:
Brian Schweiger, committee member.
The front of Phoenix Academy is now more aesthetically pleasing, thanks
to some landscaping done by staff. This was made possible through a
donation from TD Friends of the Environment. Photo by Gisele Perrault.
The Friendly City Optimist Club presented their “Friend of Youth”
Scholarships of $500 each to Ashlyn Froehlich (Vanier) and Stephen Holzer
(Peacock) at their summer barbecue on June 28. These scholarships are
awarded each year to two Grade 12 students in Moose Jaw who meet the
criteria and continue on to post secondary education.
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Do Good Fences Make Good Neighbours?
Being on bad
terms with your
neighbours can be
daunting. When
you establish good
relations with your
neighbours, your
community will
be safer, and your
neighbourhood
will be a friendlier, more enjoyable
By
place to live. Here
Doreen Heinbigner
is a list of ways to
REALTOR®
be the very best
neighbour,
and
how to deal with the difficult ones.
1. Introduce yourself! Whether you’re the new kid
on the block or a seasoned owner, it’s never too late
to break the ice with a simple “Hi”! Not sure how to
start a convo? Ask how their children are; who has
the best take-out; when is garbage pick-up; or offer
some fresh carrots from your garden. Homemade
banana bread makes a great welcome gift, too. Not
into baking? Bring over a bottle of wine!
2. Do a Favor. If you have a snow blower and they
don’t, take an extra five minutes to clear their sidewalk or driveway. This small gesture will save them
60 minutes of hard work and they’ll be grateful!
3. Throw a party. How about an annual block party?
Make it an easy potluck where everyone can meet
the new neighbours, and there’s no stress on having
to entertain anyone. Low key gatherings are often
the most fun!
4. Curb Appeal. You don’t want to be that house on
the street that drags down the value of your block.
Keep your lawn mowed, exterior of your house
maintained, and your yard free of junk. Try to keep
unruly branches on your side of the fence, rather
than hanging over onto their property.
5. Practice parking etiquette. When parking your
vehicle, try not to block anyone’s driveway or make
them have to pull out of a tight spot. Park in front of
your house, not theirs.
6. Control and clean up after your pets. Keep your
pet on a leash if it has a habit of running onto your
neighbour’s lawns to do its business. If you have a
particularly noisy dog, this could become a source
of contention for your neighbour. No one wants to
wake up to a yapping dog!
7. It’s not an issue until it’s an issue. If you’re hosting a party, visit your neighbours ahead of time and
offer them two things: an invitation to your event,
and a card with your phone number. If the noise escalates or there is a situation, they can call you instead of the authorities.
8. Communicate. If you have a concern with your
neighbour, calmly discuss it with them as they likely
have no idea what the problem is. Be ready to compromise when you discuss these concerns.
9. Log the problem. When a concern arises, document times, dates, and photos if necessary. When
seeing this on paper, it can give you a different perspective on seriousness, and also give accurate information to your neighbour. If you end up contacting the police, this will show that you’re organized,
serious, and not just whiny.
As with any relationship, being a good neighbour
– or dealing with a bad one – is all about communication.
Eyebrow Fair maintains rural perspective
Show class
Few small town fairs still operate in Saskatchewan.
Defying the odds is Eyebrow, population 135, with
the community running its 22nd consecutive fair in
July. The fair is a place for the whole community,
but especially for the youngsters and teenagers.
When the fair started, one of the organizers, Wanda White, worked to develop a fair because she recalled fairs like Eyebrow gave her and her friends
a place to start showing horses in places like Craik
and Mortlach.
None of those small entry level fairs still exist.
From Day One the Eyebrow fair has concentrated
on equestrian events for young people.
In conjunction with the fair, a slo-pitch tournament
ran from early morning until 7 p.m.
Bouncy castles and a candy in the straw game entertained youngsters.
A large household arts section, one of the few left in
Saskatchewan, saw many prizes awarded.
At one point a drone operator provided a brief air
show.
The beer garden is unique with a converted horse
trailer serving as the bar for years.
The pie booth was busy and a beef on a bun supper
preceded a concert by Kelly Bourdages and Trick
Ryder.
Fireworks ended the day.
The barrels
Costume
Here I go
Weathering Saskatchewan Storms:
Have
an
Emergency
Plan
by Larissa Kurz
A strong enough plow wind can topple empty grain bins. Photo by Allison Urban.
Clouds carrying rain can appear grey or blue. Photo taken northeast of Chaplin.
We’ve all seen those grey and black
clouds, rolling across the sky as
thunder booms a warning of what’s
to come. It’s a familiar sight in Saskatchewan, not only because you
can see what’s coming for miles, but
because the prairies can be a hotbed
for severe weather activity during
the summer. This makes it important
to know what to do in the event of a
nasty storm.
With so many weather warnings
issued in the last few weeks, some
people may be feeling a little desensitized about incoming storms.
Quite often, we see the clouds and
hear the thunder, and then all we
get is a little sprinkle of rain — not
worth all of the panic, I know.
Here’s the thing though: the weather
can be unpredictable, and there’s no
harm in being prepared in case those
grey clouds shift in your direction.
The first — and easiest — way to be
ready for a weather emergency is to
have an emergency kit already prepared. The Government of Canada
recommends that every kit include
the essentials: water, non-perishable
food, cash, any prescription medi-
cations necessary, flashlights, and a
first aid kit.
One of the most important items to
have in your bad weather kit is a
battery-powered or crank radio. The
SaskAlert app will keep you updated on your smartphone, but a radio
is more reliable. When a storm is
on the horizon, you need to know
what’s going on, even if the power
goes out.
“...Roughly half of all
tornadoes in Canada
strike in the prairies...”
Basic emergency kits can be purchased pre-made from places like
St. John’s Ambulance, the Salvation
Army, the Canadian Red Cross, or at
numerous other retailers.
The next important step is knowing
where you can find shelter. When
the sky is dumping hail, spinning
tornadoes, flashing lightning, or
spewing high-speed winds, shelter
is number one.
Tornadoes are common in the prai-
Incoming storm near Drinkwater on June 14. Photo by Allison Urban.
ries. The southern parts of Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario are actually part of Tornado
Alley — which includes Moose
Jaw. Roughly half of all tornadoes in
Canada strike in the prairies, and the
deadliest tornado in Canadian history touched down in Regina in 1912.
Tornadoes can move in any direction, quickly and suddenly, and so
it’s important to keep an eye on the
sky. If you’re in your car when the
funnel cloud drops, stay in your car
with your seatbelt on and your head
below the windows.
If you are in your house, head to
the basement or cellar. If there is
no underground option, find a windowless interior room or hallway or
crawl underneath a heavy table or
desk. Mobile homes are never safe
and large buildings with wide-set
roofs — like gymnasiums, churches or auditoriums — are prone to
collapse, so it’s best to seek sturdier
shelter.
More often than not, tornadoes are
accompanied by severe thunderstorms, lightning, and high winds.
Thunder and lightning go hand
in hand, even if you can’t see any
flashes of light in the clouds.
Lightning can be dangerous, and it’s
good to remember that if you can
hear thunder, you are within striking distance of lightning. The safest
place during an electrical storm is
inside your home or car, but away
from plugged-in electronics and water pipes.
You should also stay inside — and
avoid windows, glass doors, and
skylights in case they shatter —
during hail and wind storms. If you
have a wind warning in your area,
that means that the wind is gusting
hard enough to turn everyday items
into airborne projectiles and make
steering a vehicle difficult.
Make sure that outside objects are
secured, like furniture or garbage
cans, and then go back inside and
hunker down. If you are in your car,
make sure you don’t park near any
trees or utility poles that could potentially fall on your head.
Similarly, when hail starts to fall,
head for your house, car, or the
nearest shelter available. Hail stones
can range from the size of a pea to
a grapefruit, and although there are
no recorded deaths caused by hail in
Canada, it has seriously injured people before.
The best defence against severe
weather is to have a plan, and to
be prepared. In many situations,
this means keeping an eye on the
sky and waiting out bad weather in
the safest place possible. If you see
something ugly developing in the
distance, stay on your toes — just in
case it doesn’t blow over this time.
Descending funnel cloud near Grainland in May of 2014. Photo by Dianne Oram.
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Grand Prix. (HD)
Sunday, July 24
1:00 p.m. 19 TSN NASCAR Racing
Sprint Cup Series: Brickyard
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6:00 p.m. 19 TSN NASCAR
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Sunday, July 31
12:00 p.m. 18 SCORE IndyCar
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BASEBALL
Friday, July 22
5:00 p.m. 20 NET MLB Baseball
Seattle Mariners at Toronto
Blue Jays.
Sunday, July 24
12:00 p.m. 61 WGN MLB Baseball
Detroit Tigers at Chicago White
Sox. (HD)
6:00 p.m. 19 TSN MLB Baseball
Teams TBA.
Monday, July 25
San Diego Padres at Toronto
Blue Jays.
Tuesday, July 26
San Diego Padres at Toronto
Blue Jays.
Wednesday, July 27
Teams TBA.
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Thursday, July 21
6:30 p.m. 19 TSN CFL Football
Calgary Stampeders at
Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Friday, July 22
Ottawa Redblacks at
Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Saturday, July 23
Hamilton Tiger-Cats at
Edmonton Eskimos.
Monday, July 25
Montreal Alouettes at Toronto
Argonauts.
Thursday, July 28
Winnipeg Blue Bombers at
Edmonton Eskimos.
Friday, July 29
Saskatchewan Roughriders at
Montreal Alouettes.
8:00 p.m. 19 TSN CFL Football BC
Lions at Calgary Stampeders.
Sunday, July 31
Toronto Argonauts at Ottawa
Redblacks.
Wednesday, August 3
Hamilton Tiger-Cats at
Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
HOCKEY
Wednesday, August 3
2:00 p.m. 19 TSN Hockey World
Junior Summer Showcase:
United States vs. Sweden.
Thursday, July 28
TENNIS
6:00 p.m. 61 WGN MLB Baseball
Chicago White Sox at Chicago
Cubs. (HD)
Monday, July 25
Friday, July 29
Baltimore Orioles at Toronto
Blue Jays.
Saturday, July 30
7:00 p.m. 18 SCORE MLB
Baseball Boston Red Sox
at Los Angeles Angels of
Anaheim.
Monday, August 1
Teams TBA.
Toronto Blue Jays at Houston
Astros.
Tuesday, August 2
Astros.
Wednesday, August 3
Miami Marlins at Chicago
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2006 Buick Allure CXL 3.8 L,
Leather, P/Seats, New Tires,
Low KMS A-1 Condition Call
306-692-3004.
For sale: Chrysler concorde
4 Dr 2002 fully loaded only
99,000kms. $3,000 obo. Phone
306-692-8402
1987 Oldsmobile, 98 regency,
has good body no rust, new
trunk,
vintage
tires. Needs a fuel pump & elec- Steamer
trical box. Offers. Ph 306-692- 1950. Some wear outside,
inside clean. 40/24/20 in.
9887
$50.00 306-692-4447
AUTO PARTS
10 Studs & nuts for Dodge Dart For sale: Lumber from fence
or Swinger 1997 car chrome (used) offers. Phone 306692-8402
(offers) Ph 972-9172
2 Matching Siwash SweatRV’S & MARINE
ers(medium size)
$20.00
each PHONE 306-692-8179
Electric typewriter used very
little $45.00 PHONE 306692-8179
Homemade computer desk.
Or for use as student desk
$l5 PHONE 306-692-8179
Vanguard 5th wheel 1999 excellent condition and Ford 150
truck with hitch. Truck loaded and excellent shape. Only
52,000 km. White with tan
interior. &15,900 for both or
will sell separately. Selling for
health reasons. Phone 306692-4447.
For Sale - Moving Must Sell
ASAP older 2 bedroom Trailer.
New Hot water heater. Stove,
fridge and other items if wanted. Has an ex large Garage with
new roof. First $30,000 or Best
Offer takes it. Call Louise 306690-9958.
Motorhome for sale: 1996 29st
class A Damon motorhome, rear
bedroom, sleeps 6, to view call
306-692-3004 or 306-6317698
Toys vintage 1960-70s. Tinker Toys, Tonka trucks, Johnny West series action figures,
John Deere tractor and trailer. Phone 306-692-4447.
POSTCARDS,
POSTCARDS! Postcards very old,
old new, used. Many from
England, Belgium during
WWII. 306-692-4447
TRAILERS
4:30 p.m. 44 OUT ATP Tennis
Rogers Cup: First Round.
Tuesday, July 26
4:30 p.m. 44 OUT ATP Tennis
Rogers Cup, Early Round.
Wednesday, July 27
2:00 p.m. 20 NET ATP Tennis
Rogers Cup, Second Round.
Rogers Cup, Second Round.
Thursday, July 28
Rogers Cup: Men’s Last 16.
Friday, July 29
4:30 p.m. 18 SCORE ATP Tennis
Rogers Cup, Men’s Quarterfinal.
Saturday, July 30
Rogers Cup, First Semifinal.
Rogers Cup: Women’s Second
Semifinal.
Rogers Cup, Second Semifinal.
Sunday, July 31
Rogers Cup.
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For sale: 2 4 by 8 ft. trailers with
13 in tires. Ph 972-9172
FOR RENT
1 Bedroom Suite fully furnished,
all utilities $700/month plus
damage deposit. Contractors
welcome. 306-692-4268
REAL ESTATE
For sale: A building lot 125’ X
50’ fenced, lawn, 2 car garage
with power, close to schools.
849 Hoch East Moose Jaw 306630-3171
1252 Family Bungalow Home
for Sale at Caronport, just l5
mins. From Moose Jaw. Spacious 3 bedroom and 3 bathrooms. Price: 284,000.00 306756-2632
MISCELLANEOUS
Wedding decorations 110 chair
covers, candle holders, candles,
church pew bowes and much
more over $500.00 new will sell
for $200.00 or highest offers.
Call 306-693-3093
For Sale: Advanced cake decorating books (7) various topics.
$5.00 / $10.00. Phone 6931640.
Wood framed window, 73 3/4 x
37 3/4 opening. Awning open-
Doll
Carriage,
vintage
1940.
Metal body some
scratches, used.
Includes mattress and satin
spread. $20.00.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
For Sale Whirlpool HE Front
Load Washing Machine. Minimum use. $400.00. Phone
693-1640.
54 inch box spring and bed
rails. As new. $20. Call
306-692-6842.
Couch – makes into bed
-mattress included - $40.00
PHONE 306-692-8179
Central Lutheran Church
July 24th, 2016
10:30am
Worship Service
Theme:
“Praying to Praise”
7:45am Radio Ministry CHAB
Our doors are open, come join us!
27 Hochelaga Street West - Moose Jaw
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Castle ’ Å
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For sale; brass colored smoke
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basket unfolding, with 3 drawers on each side. $20. 4 pot
plant stand in brass color, $15.
Please phone 306 6932406.
For sale: 1 small Danby fridge
& 2 air conditioners electric,
BQQ Grill & 2 bedroom night
tables. 972-9172
Call or text 1-306-641-4447
Looking for job please cal
3067409983
Wanted-small fridge, approx
3 cu. ft. Clean and working
well please. 306-692-4447
Wanted: A VCR in good working order.
Call 306-6932615.
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PROFESSIONAL
NURSING
FOOT CARE provided by Meagan Newans Licensed Practical Nurse/ Certified Foot Care
Nurse. In home treatments
and Diabetic treatments
available- limited space. Veterans affairs Canada (DVA
approval and possible medical insurance reimbursemen
provided upon submission
Please call for appointmen
306-313-0385 or visit www
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Will do house cleaning
Please call 306-690-2741
Tree topping ,Trimming and
Removals, also stump grinding.15 years’ experience, Fully licensed and insured,124
foot crane available for monster trees, Seniors Discount
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call;306-690-0276
HOME DETAILING Spring
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One Time and Regular Times
Available. Certified and Bondable. Decades of Experience
Call Lauren at 306-537-5342
Junk to the dump in and
around Moose Jaw - $30 and
up 306-681-8749
Will pick up move haul and
deliver any furniture anywhere $30 and up 306-6818749
Will haul garbage, tree limbs
trim smaller tree branches
cut grass, remove fence
Price varies depending on job
to be done. 306-691-0364.
Will do general painting &
contracting etc. Interior &
exterior. Free estimates. Over
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972-9172
Boy’s roller blades and kneepads $15...please phone 306
6932406.
FARM PRODUCE
Bison meat - individual cuts
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LAWN & GARDEN
Plastic church bird feeder - $2
306-681-8749
Large frog lawn ornament - $2
306-681-8749
For sale: 1 White metal folding
lawn table with 2 chairs. Ph
972-9172
For sale: Picnic table Ph 9729172
For sale: 2 John Deere riding
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motor 10 hp motor. Ph 9729172
For sale: 21 in lawnmower with
6.75 motor Briggs & stration
motor. Rear wheel drive. Ph
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PETS
Small dog sitting offered in my
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supplies food and bedding.
Call 306-630-2877.
WANTED
Wanted: 6 sturdy chrome kitchen chairs or 6 wooden dining
room chairs. Phone 306-8684775
I want to buy your unwanted
guns in working order or not,
for cash. I have a license to buy
most guns. I will travel to you,
to pick up, if necessary. I am in
Moose Jaw. Cash paid. Call or
text 1-306-641-4447
Wanted to buy up to 60HP tractors requiring repair, small disc,
3 point hitch potato and other
equipment, and a 12 foot seed
drill with grass attachment.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Rural Municipality of Moose Jaw No. 161
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AMEND ZONING BYLAW 6-2011
Notice is hereby given by the Rural Municipality (R.M.) of
Moose Jaw No. 161, pursuant to The Planning and
Development Act, 2007, that Council intends to amend
Bylaw No. 6-2011, the Zoning Bylaw by amending the
text as follows:
“To amend the site size for accessory buildings in
the CR-1 Country-Residential Zoning by adding to
Section 8.2 clause “i) Accessory Buildings over 185
Square Metres (2,000 square feet on lots smaller
than 2.0 hectares (5.0 Acres)”.
In addition, Section 8.4, clause .4, is amended by
adding after the first sentence the following, “Lots
greater than 2.0 hectares (5.0 acres) may be permitted to have accessory buildings up to 279 square
Metres (3,000 square feet), provided all setbacks are
met and adequate fire separation is maintained.”
In addition, by adding to Section 8.4, clause “.5
Notwithstanding clause .4, Council may through the
Discretionary Use process permit accessory buildings up to 279 Square Metres (3,000 square feet) on
lots smaller than 5.0 acres, provided all setbacks are
met and adequate fire separation is maintained.”
In addition, Table 8.5 is amended by deleting the
“Accessory building:….” text and information to the
right of “Minimum Floor Area” and replacing with
“Accessory Building: As per Section 8.2 and 8.4.”
Purpose: The Municipality has received a request to
increase the size of Accessory Buildings in a Country
Residential District (CR1) from 185 sq. metres (2000 sq.
ft.) to 279 sq. metres (3000 sq. ft.) on a parcel greater
than 5 acres. Council recognizes that the larger parcels
of land may accommodate larger accessory buildings
without impacting the landscape/viewpoint of adjacent
parcels. Council also understands the need to protect the
smaller CR1 parcels under 5 acres, thus have a Discretionary Use process for applicants requesting accessory
buildings over 185 sq. metres (2000 sq. ft.) on parcels
smaller than 5 acres.
Inspection: The proposed Bylaw Amendment may be
inspected at the R.M. office between the hours of 8:30
a.m. to 12:00 p.m. noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. from
Monday through Friday, excepting holidays. Copies are
available at cost.
Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing to
receive submissions on the proposed bylaw at 10:00
a.m. on Tuesday, August 9th, 2016, in the Council
Chambers of the office of the R.M. of Moose Jaw No.
161, 1410 Caribou St. W., Moose Jaw, SK S6H 7S9 to
hear any person or group that wants to comment on the
proposed bylaw. Council will also consider written
comments received at the hearing (or delivered to the
undersigned at the municipal office before the hearing).
For further information please call Tim Cheesman, R.M.
Planning Consultant at (306) 596-4431, or the Administration Office at (306) 692-3446.
Dated at the City of Moose Jaw, in the Province of
Saskatchewan, this 22nd day of June, 2016.
MikeWirges
Administrator
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Bellator MMA Live (N) ’ (Live)
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Mayday “Lost” Å
Mayday: Air Disaster
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Mr. Robot ’ Å
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Johnny T Rangers
Yu-Gi-Oh! Avengers Avengers Avengers “Thor: Tales of Asgard”
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Next Step We Are
Cheerlead Cheerlead “Judy Moody-NOT Bummer Summer” We Are
“The Mummy Returns”
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Seinfeld ’ Family Guy Amer. Dad Family Guy Amer. Dad The Middle Payne
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PCH ››› “Ocean’s Eleven” (2001) George Clooney, Matt Damon.
Big Bang Match
Corner Gas JFL
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(:45) ››› “The Proud Rebel” (1958) Alan Ladd.
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Hold Back
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Computing With Dell
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58 HBO (4:55) “The Rat Pack”
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61 WGN Masters of Masters of Penn & Teller: Fool Us WGN News at Nine (N) WGN News Friends ’ Friends ’ Raymond Raymond The Middle
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29 ENC AV2 “Austin Powers-Spy”
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A&E (11:58) Born This Way ’ (12:56) Born This Way ’ (1:54) Born This Way ’ The First 48 ’ Å
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37 SHOW (11:00) ››› “The Bourne Legacy” (2012) ’ Å
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38 TOON (11:00) ››› “Shrek 2” Pokémon Rangers
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45 HIST Yukon Gold ’ Å
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109 CPAC (11:00) In Committee “From the House of Commons” Coverage of Parliamentary committees.
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11 WWJ Angel-Hell Angel-Hell Rush Hour (N) ’ Å
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37 SHOW “Meltdown: Destruction” ››› “The Bourne Legacy” (2012) Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz. ’ Å
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42 TCM ››› “Hobson’s Choice” (1954) John Mills Å
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46 SPACE The Last Ship “Dog Day” ››› “Iron Man” (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr. ’ Å
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60 KTLA Celebrity Celebrity KTLA News KTLA News Two Men Two Men Friends ’ Friends ’ Two Men Two Men KTLA 5 News at 10 (N)
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109 CPAC (5:00) In Committee “From the Senate of Canada” Coverage of Senate committees.
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29 ENC AV2 (:15) ›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998, Action) Tommy Lee Jones. Å
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On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
Umbrella or Funnel?
Rain, rain, rain...go away. Come again another day.
Widespread rain has touched our land and it seems it
hasn’t wanted to let up. I was thinking how thankful I am
that I don’t live on the west coast. I imagine the umbrella
sales have gone up in our region. Thinking about
umbrellas, as a kid I was enamoured with them. My aunt
gave me one when I was about 10 (she lives on the west
coast, of course). I actually still have it; haven’t had to
use it much in my neck of the woods. Umbrellas have
one job to do. They block the rain from touching you. In
the physical world we live in, that is a good thing. Flat
hair and wet clothes aren’t fun. However, in the spiritual
world we also live in, having an umbrella up, so to speak,
is not a good thing. It blocks the blessings of God that
He is trying to rain on you. What happens in our physical
world gives indication of what is happening in the spiritual
world. These rains, even flooding, are heavenly signs that
God wants to pour out His rain of blessings on our land
and on our lives. Only problem is that the condition of our
hearts determines what we will receive.
Instead of umbrellas, we need to hold up our funnels.
What umbrellas do, funnels do the opposite. Funnels
receive the rain. God wants to pour out His goodness, His
blessing, His love on us but we’ve been blocking them;
blocking them with hard hearts, cynicism, hurts, unbelief,
unforgiveness, greed, fear, suspicion; the list could go
on... Yet, the Bible says God is a good God. He longs to
pour out His blessing on our lives. “For the LORD is good
and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues
through all generations.”
Maybe you’ve tried to receive but your funnels have
seemed to be clogged or blocked up. Today, I declare
that your funnel will be opened up to receive! Can I pray
for you? “Father, I declare that my friends will have their
“expectors” up and be ready to receive what you want to
pour out onto them. I pray that as they read these words,
that You will ignite in them a passion to run after you, with
their funnels open, asking You to pour into their lives.
Proverbs 10 says that ‘the heart of the wise will easily
accept instruction.’ So Father, I thank you that these dear
readers have wise hearts; that they will easily accept
godly instruction. I thank You that, although they may
have hurts and things have happened in the past that may
have blocked Your goodness, I pray right now that they will
be able to walk past the past and be open to receive what
You have for them. I release a spirit of heavenly insight
and revelation into their spirits and declare that today is
a new day. A fresh start...The first day of replacing their
umbrella with a funnel and are willing to receive from You.
Give them a knowing deep inside that You are with them
and will walk with them in every step of the journey. Let
it rain, Lord. Let Your love rain into the dry crevices of our
hearts and change us forever. AMEN!”
“For there is a sound of the rushing of rain.”
“I thank my God every time I remember you. In every
prayer for all of you, I always pray with joy, because of
your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now.
For I am confident of this that He who began a good work
in you will continue to perfect it until the day of Christ
Jesus.”
Scripture references: Psalm 100:5, 1 Kings 18:41,
Philippians 1:3-6
St. Barnabas
Traditional Anglican Parish
SUMMER SCHEDULE
NO SERVICE ON JULY 17 & 31
Holy Communion B.C.P.
July 10 and 24 Sunday 10:00 am
Worshipping at Parkview Chapel
474 Hochelaga St. West – Moose Jaw
Coffee & fellowship after the service.
For more information contact:
Rev. Glenn Galenkamp, Rector 306-691-2715
or Larry & Dianne Hellings 306-693-6701
All Are Welcome!
www.saintbarnabasmoosejaw.ca
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Gisele Perrault
“The man who doesn’t read
good books has no advantage
over the fellow who can’t read
a line.”
In 1948, the same version of the
adage was credited to Mark Twain
in the “Thoughts On the Business of
Life” section of Forbes magazine.
Joan Ritchie
EDITOR
From as early as I remember,
words have transported me to different worlds and
dimensions. When it all started back in grade one,
who would’ve ‘thunk’ that reading Dick, Jane and
Spot’s adventures would have fueled a future love of
the written word. The stories weren’t earth shattering
but to a five year old, they must have been somewhat
inspiring. As the grades accumulated, so did the
books and the hundreds of hours spent between the
hard covers. Having the opportunity to read has been
so life transforming, I can’t imagine those that have
not fashioned a love of the experience…in a matter
of words, the ability to escape from this dimension
to another time or place to be part of something only
dreamt of. The Hardy Boys were my teenage crush
but Nancy Drew and I unraveled many a mystery
together back in mid-school. And of course, as a shy
young lady with teenage hormones raging, romance
between book covers was the only place I could
experience it. My first kiss was never like that!
Somewhere between teenville and adulthood, my
appreciation for reading fantasy diminished and I
delved into the plane of realism. I really liked that I
was making positive steps into developing mentally,
rather than just escaping mundane moments. To this
day, I really enjoy books on the human experience,
personality, relationships and anything psychological,
even a thriller now and then.
But don’t get me wrong, everyone needs an escape…I
got my fantastical stimulation from tv shows and
movies. I could always veer off the trajectory for an
hour or so to enjoy a chick-flick or adventure.
To think of the brilliant literary prowess individuals
need to create a montage, to develop a unique
story around created characters and take them from
beginning to end in a time frame and place on paper.
The plot thickens! I am in awe…
And for many book lovers in Moose Jaw and across
the country, this time of July has proven to be a
literary mecca where regular joes get to rub shoulders
with revered authors. This past week was the 20th
Anniversary of the Festival of Words with the
expectation of providing inspiration, investigation
and instruction in everyday life.
And for those that think that the printed word is no
longer relevant… think again!
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›› “The Proposal” (2009) Sandra Bullock. ’ Å
(:25) ››› “While You Were Sleeping” (1995) ’
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29 ENC AV2 (4:45) “The Interpreter” (6:55) ›››› “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” (1967) Clint Eastwood. Å
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Awesome Raising
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42 TCM “Birthright” (1939) Carman Newsome. “10 Nights in”
Food Network Star (N) Cutthroat Kitchen (N) ’ Chopped Canada Å
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Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Mantracker
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“Asteroid vs. Earth” (2014) Tia Carrere. ’ Å
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Fresh fruits available
for summer desserts
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
With the abundance of fresh fruits currently available, the decision of what to serve for dessert is easy to figure out.
Many of the desserts can be made without turning on the oven,
making them popular in homes without air conditioning.
This week’s recipes come from favourite cookbooks.
• • •
Rhubarb Custard Pie
1 pie crust or graham cracker crust
1 1/2 cups rhubarb, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 tbsp. tapioca
1/2 cup sugar
2 large eggs, beaten
1/2 cup sugar
1 cup milk
cinnamon
Mix rhubarb with 1/2 cup sugar and the tapioca. Place in the
crust.
Add 1/2 cup sugar to the milk and beaten eggs. Mix well. Pour
over rhubarb. Sprinkle with desired amount of cinnamon.
Bake at 350 degrees F for 45 minutes. Cool completely to allow
custard to set. Slice with a heated knife.
• • •
Orange Creamsicle Pie
1 can Eagle Brand milk
1-8 oz. carton sour cream
1/2 cup plus 2 tbsps. powdered orange drink (Tang
suggested)
1/8 tsp. salt
1-9 oz. carton Cool Whip, divided
1 graham cracker crust
Combine milk and sour cream. Add powdered orange drink and
salt. Mix well. Fold in 1 cup Cool Whip. Pour into the pie crust.
Cover with remaining Cool Whip. Chill overnight before serving.
• • •
Frozen Dessert
1 graham cracker pie crust
1-8 oz. container Cool Whip, thawed
1-6 oz. container fruit yogurt
Mix Cool Whip and yogurt and spoon into the pie crust. Freeze
overnight. Remove from freezer 20 minutes before serving.
• • •
Fruit Cobbler
2 cups fresh rhubarb, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 cup fresh strawberries, cut into small pieces
1/2 cup fresh blackberries, cut into small pieces
1/2 cup fresh saskatoons or blueberries
3/4 cup butter
1 cup sifted flour
1 cup sugar
2 tsps. baking powder
1 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. cloves
1 tsp. nutmeg
1/8 tsp. salt
3/4 cup milk
Melt butter and pour into a 9x13 inch pan.
Mix fruits gently with spices. Place on top of melted butter.
Sift together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Stir in milk
and blend until smooth. Pour or spoon over fruit, making sure to
cover completely.
Bake in a 375 degrees F oven for 40 minutes or until topping is
browned and crisp. Serve with ice cream. Note: For a thicker topping, double the ingredients for the batter. Note: if using frozen
fruit, thaw only partially before mixing and baking.
• • •
Five Minute Cheesecake
1 graham pie crust
1-8 oz. pkg. cream cheese
1 cup icing sugar
1 tub Cool Whip, thawed
2 cups fresh fruits, cut into pieces, sugared and
spiced
Combine cream cheese, Cool Whip and icing sugar with an electric beater until smooth. Pour mixture into pie crust. Top with
fruit. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Note: tinned pie filling may
be substituted for fresh fruit.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
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Movie Review
also has a knack for stealing just about
every scene he is in, making him a welcome addition to the already likeable
group. Neil Casey does make for probGhostbusters
ably the weakest villain in the Ghostbusters series, but with the rest of the
Directed by Paul Feig.
group so strong it really doesn’t make
Starring Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Leslie
a difference.
Jones, Chris Hemsworth, Neil Casey, and Andy Garcia.
Does it live up to the original? No, of
course not, but that wasn’t really posRuntime: 116 minutes.
sible. Thankfully, this film forges its
Rated: PG-13 for supernatural action and some crude humour.
own identity while paying homage to
the original. It was nice to see an original story with all new characters, as
A Ghostbusters reboot? Has Hollywood
opposed to just hiring women to fill
lost its mind? Is nothing sacred? When this
the roles of Venkman, Spengler, Stanz,
was film was announced, people went cras
and Zeddmore. Of course, it is an org
lin
tt Hel
zy — human sacrifice, cats and dogs living
By Sco
igin story and I do find origin stories
together…mass hysteria! Unfortunately,
rather boring sometimes. (How many
that furor wasn’t directed at Hollywood making another times must I watch Spider-Man mourn for Uncle Ben, or
Ghostbusters film without the original actors once again watch Batman’s parents get gunned down in an alley?)
donning the proton packs. No, the anger stemmed from At least this was fresh and interesting; I was glad I didn’t
the decision to do a gender swap and cast women instead. have to see a retread of the Gozer story because there was
This enraged so many childish men online you would no way that was going to end well. Actually, I think the
swear the Call of Duty servers were down again. Ulti- movie tries to honour the original a little bit too much,
mately though, the real question must be: is the film worth and I would have preferred they spent more time creating
seeing? In my opinion, that answer is a resounding “Yes.” something truly unique. At the same time, I understand
Ghostbusters has no relation to the first film or its char- why they did what they did.
acters. The story involves Erin (Wiig) confronting her old Oh, and I want to punch whoever decided that Fallout
friend Abby (McCarthy) about a book on the paranormal
Boy should do a version of the classic theme. And I want
they wrote years earlier. One day they and Abby’s engito punch them again for including it in the film itself and
neer friend, Holtzmann (McKinnon), actually do stumble
making me listen to it. Seriously, Fallout Boy? Hey guys,
on a ghost. Before long, they team up with subway work2006 called…and they don’t want you either.
er Patty (Jones) and open their own business. Ghost sightGo into this film with an open mind and you will enjoy it.
ings start increasing because Rowan (Casey), a bullied
Is this a classic like the original? No, but it doesn’t need to
man bent on revenge, is using devices to bring ghosts into
be. This is honestly one of the better reboots Hollywood
our world. He intends on creating a vortex that will lead
has produced and that is a good thing. Like others, I had
to the destruction of New York. Erin, Abby, Holtzmann,
reservations about this film because of the pedigree of the
and Patty must stop him.
original, but I came out thoroughly entertained. This is
Paul Feig is renowned for making enjoyable comedies
one of the most entertaining films of the summer, period.
starring funny women in strong female roles and this is
Of course, Hollywood has no new ideas and so they are
no exception. The film is genuinely funny, suitably scary
planning on making ANOTHER Ghostbusters film, this
in parts, and provides lots of great callbacks to the origtime with an all-male cast. Here’s the thing though: the lainal. I was honestly a little disappointed when the movie
dies hit it out of the park. Sorry, fellas: you have big boots
came to an end because I was having so much fun — and
to fill. And as for all the dudebros out there upset about
shouldn’t that be what a Ghostbusters film is all about? To
a group of women leading this new era of Ghostbusters
top it all off, the special effects were great.
films? Get over your rampant misogyny, grab some popThe cast is superb. Wiig and McCarthy are great as alcorn, and enjoy.
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Patricia Jacqueline
Lennox
August 23, 1941 – June 11, 2016
LAHRMAN
George Albert Lahrman,
aged 92 years of Moose Jaw,
SK, passed away on Saturday, July 9th, 2016. George
is survived by his niece,
Yvonne (Larry) Sapergia;
nephew, Ron (Muriel) Tillie; great-nieces and nephews; and special friend,
Ruth. George was born and raised in the Mortlach area and continued to live there for most of
his life. He loved trucking and farming, and was
a friend to everyone. The Funeral Service was
held on Thursday, July 14th, 2016 at 1:00 p.m.
in Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 15 Paul Drive,
Moose Jaw, SK. Reverend John Kreutzwieser officiated and interment has taken place in Sunset
Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, donations in George’s name may be made to The War
Amps Key Tag Service, 1 Maybrook Dr, Scarborough, ON M1V 5K9. Arrangements are entrusted
to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane.
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Patricia passed away peacefully in Vernon, B.C., on
June 11, 2016. She was a
loving mother, grandmother,
sister, and auntie, with deep
and extensive family connections stemming
from her 14 siblings. Left to cherish Patricia’s
memory are her children Cynthia (Neil), Anita (Michael), and Paul (Sandra); grandchildren
Adam (Danielle), Ryan, Kenneth, Grace, and
Molly; great-grandchildren Paetyn, Kenzie, and
Kohen; siblings Phoebe Hutchinson, Louis Lennox, Eva (Lew) Hender, Eugene (Patti) Lennox,
Verna Lennox, Delbert (Grace) Lennox, Reg
(Marice) Lennox, Frances (Ron) Bender, Cheryl
(Jerry) Nestman, Arlene (Don) LaBoucane; and
sisters-in-law Cheryl Lennox and Linda Lennox.
Patricia was predeceased by her parents Henry
and Jacqueline Lennox; sisters Velma (Earl)
Johnson and Juanita (Bill) Kozack; brothers Ernie Lennox and Tom Lennox; sister-in-law Dot
Lennox; and brother-in-law Bill Hutchinson.
A celebration of Patricia’s life was held at
W.J. Jones & Son Chapel on Saturday, July
16, 2016. Della Ferguson will officiate. Donations in Patricia’s honour may be made to The
Canadian Cancer Society, 101 – 440 2nd Ave.
N., Saskatoon, SK, S7L 2C3. Read the family’s
full tribute to Patricia, or to sign the memorial register on the W.J. Jones website at www.
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held July 22-24 in Bengough. Throughout the
weekend you can hear dozens of great bands
on multiple stages. It will be a fun-filled event
perfect for the whole family.
This year’s line-up includes top performers like Corb Lund, Sloan, The Stampeders,
Odds, Fred Penner, Rosie & the Riveters,
Chixdiggit, Limblifter, and Moose Jaw’s
Johnny 2 Fingers and the Deformities.
Both Friday and Saturday kick off with a pancake breakfast. In addition to the great music,
you will find children’s activities and lots of
food and drink vendors.
Camping is available with sites divided into
“family,” “quiet” and “party” zones. The sites
are located next to the festival grounds. There
is easy access to hot showers and washrooms,
an outdoor swimming pool, and the golf
course. Full power sites are sold out for 2016
but there is plenty of overflow camping with
selection on a first come, first served basis.
Camping is $15 per night per tent or trailer.
Call 306-268-2909 for more information.
It is sure to be a great weekend, so get your
tickets now. Tickets are $75 each for a single day pass or $90 for the weekend. A youth
weekend pass is just $55. Visit www.gatewayfestival.com to find a full schedule of performers and to purchase tickets. More information is available on the festival’s Facebook
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#MJLifeHack Youth Leadership Camp has open arms
By Larissa Kurz
community, and to just kind of spend
time together.”
The camp is really focusing on involving youth in the community, and
looking to provide them with information about topics that affect them and
where they can go for resources and
services.
“I think one of the goals of the camp
is really to have some information
and resources around sexual health,
A number of youth pose underneath the flagpole at Peacock for Moose Jaw around mental health, around drug and
alcohol use, so there’s some knowlPride’s Gender Diversity Awareness Week flag raising on March, 2016.
edge exchange we’re hoping will hapMoose Jaw Pride has organized their create a more welcoming space for pen there,” said Wickenhauser.
first ever #MJLifeHack Youth Lead- LGBTQ+ youth.
The name of the camp, #MJLifehack,
ership Camp and they’re still taking Participants will also have the op- is meant to promote the spread of that
names — registration has been ex- portunity to work with local artists information through youth themselves,
tended until July 22, and organizer Joe in the afternoon, creating art that ex- in what Wickenhauser described as
Wickenhauser encourages everyone to presses information from their field “peer-to-peer education.”
jump on board.
trips as well as their own personal “One of the things we’re trying to do
The camp runs from August 2-6, from stories. Workshops include zine-mak- is to encourage those youth to use
10am until 5pm, and is completely ing, working on a coloring book with their existing social media networks
free. Youth don’t have to attend all five Andrew Meredith, digital story-telling to share that information with other,
days if they are unable, and the camp with Evie Ruddy, printmaking with so others can learn about what these
is open to LGTBQ+ youth and allies Karli Jessup, and spoken word poetry services are, what they do, and how to
who have finished grade 7-12.
with Johnny Trinh.
access them,” said Wickenhauser.
Home base will be Peacock Colle- “[It’s] just something that’s going to Of course, information is a large part
giate, and each day will have field be pretty low key and relaxed, and of the camp’s goals, but it will also
trips to different community organi- fun. An opportunity to just hang out look to create a sense of communizations that provide services, particu- and spend time with other youth in ty and inclusivity among LGBTQ+
larly to LGBTQ+ youth. The goal of an environment that’s supportive and youth, and to give them the chance to
these field trips is to familiarize youth a safe space,” said Wickenhauser. “I just hang out in a relaxed, fun, and safe
with services offered in their commu- think it’s exciting to have youth to atmosphere.
nity, and allow them to provide feed- come together and tell their stories, “I hope that they find a sense of comback about those services to help them to learn about different services in the
munity, new ways to express themselves, and a sense that they can make
a difference in their community,” said
Wickenhauser.
Jayda D’Amico is a student who has
been involved with Moose Jaw Pride,
the formation of the Prairie South Gay
Straight Alliance, and now the Leadership Camp. She said that she is excited to attend, and finds it to be an important addition to Moose Jaw’s youth
scene.
“Moose Jaw Pride is amazing and I
love it, and this Leadership Camp is
going to bring people together and going to inform people that it’s okay to
be part of the LGBTQ community and
that you can still find information even
if it’s not in school or in the community,” said D’Amico.
“It’s important that this camp exists
because without this camp, well, even
me — I don’t know a lot about, for
example, queer sex ed, that’s definitely a gigantic thing. Also, some of the
workshops have to do with safety and
where to go if you’re being kicked out,
and so it’s just to allow students and
youth to have an opportunity to find
that information, and to help the community help them,” she added.
There are still currently spots open for
the Youth Leadership Camp, and registration can be done online at moosejawpride.ca/camp.
Third Annual South Hill Family Day a Success
by Gisele Perrault for Moose Jaw Express
Shontaye learns to make a dream catcher with Barb
Frazer.
Residents of South Hill were encouraged to show
their pride in the community at the third annual
South of the Bridge Family Day, organized by
the South Hill Community Association. President Crystal Froese explained that the events
were planned so that families could enjoy the
outdoors and fresh air, meeting the group’s mandate to provide recreation and opportunities for a
healthy lifestyle.
Families were invited to try their hula hoop
skills, to participate in cross country biking with
the Moose Jaw Pavers, and to make First Nations
dream catchers with Barb Frazer.
Wakamow Valley’s Connor Park was the perfect
setting as hundreds of people spent the afternoon
outdoors. The Friendly City Optimist Club partnered with the association and South Hill Fine
Foods to offer a barbeque lunch and popcorn.
Some participants got intricate henna designs on
their hands and arms, thanks to Renu Kanwar.
The Balloon Man was there, providing a variety
of animals, hats and swords, souvenirs for the
children to take home.
Better Homes and Gardens’ Christine Marasse
and Doris Lautamus were giving young future
Intricate henna designs were provided by Renu Kanwar.
Bailie hoops it up.
Christine of Better Homes and Gardens shows future
home owners how to plant flower seeds.
home owners lessons in how to plant flowers, another treasured prize to help them remember the
afternoon.
Moose Jaw Pride had a booth set up, and musical
entertainment was provided.
Crystal was pleased with the turnout and plans to
host the event again next year.
Karsyn found his own version of a climbing wall.
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