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Moose Jaw Express

MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, July 27, 2016 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
Volume 9, Issue 30
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
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Wakamow Place Phase Two underway
By Larissa Kurz
L-R: Greg Lawrence, MLA for Moose Jaw Wakamow; Deputy Mayor Brian Swanson; Brenda Walper-Bossence, chairperson for
the Moose Jaw Non-Profit Housing Corporation; and Paul Wilder, operations manager at Moose Jaw Housing Authority.
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Representatives from the provincial and federal government met
with Moose Jaw Housing members on July 20th to officially put
shovels in the ground on the new Wakamow Place project.
Wakamow Place Phase Two will be a 12-unit building, constructed directly next door to Wakamow Place Phase One on Manitoba
Street East. The new addition is an extension of the rehab program
currently available at Wakamow Place, and will serve as the next
step in the program for individuals with mental health, addictions
or other complex needs.
The federal and provincial governments have contributed a combined $1.2 million for the project, and the city of Moose Jaw has
also provided $112,500. It is expected to be completed within the
year, in the spring of 2017.
The building will be comprised of 12 one bedroom apartment-like
units, all with separate entrances and no common spaces — unlike
Phase One, which has common hallways, laundry and spaces. It
will open up 12 new available spaces, in addition to the 16 spaces
currently offered at Phase One.
Paul Wilder, operations manager at Moose Jaw Housing Authority,
explains that Phase Two is meant to be the stepping stone between
Phase One and living within the community on one’s own.
“It’s basically second-stage housing. So when they somewhat graduate from the program in that building, they are going to be placed
over here. So right now, there’s nowhere for them to go in the community, because technically at this location, they’re close to their
supports and it’s better,” said Wilder.
The second building has been a dream for a number of years, according to Wilder and Moose Jaw Non-Profit Housing chairperson
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“It’s actually been a long-time dream. Before the building next to
us was built, we started dreaming about this building because of the
needs, and it’s great that it’s finally coming to fruition,” said Wilder.
Walper-Bossence explained that the need for a second phase was
becoming more prominent, as Phase one currently has a waiting
list.
“Because Phase One is always full, and they have no place to go
other than back into the community, the residents, and so this allows them to sort of have a place to go between major supports and
community, where there’s no supports,” said Walper-Bossence.
The new building will provide much needed housing for individuals
with these complex needs, as some don’t qualify for other programs
in the district, and be an important addition to the community.
“[It’s important] because mentally challenged folks have housing,
mentally ill folks have generally been neglected. Maybe not absolutely neglected in our community, but housing is something where
we saw the need, and the need was there,” said Walper-Bossence.
Greg Lawrence, MLA for Moose Jaw Wakamow, spoke to the importance of the funding of such projects.
“It meets our goals as a government, and the goals of the people
of Saskatchewan. . . It’s more than just the city of Moose Jaw, it’s
helping the people of Saskatchewan. It provides housing for those
folks that need it the most, and those with complex needs,” said
Lawrence. “It’s great for the city of Moose Jaw and it’s awesome
for the province of Saskatchewan.”
Construction on the project is expected to begin as soon as possible.
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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!
TUESDAYS BINGO at Church of Our Lady Parish
Hall; 7:00 p.m. start. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
WRITER’S CIRCLE FOR YOUTH ages 1018 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.
COOKBOOK BOOK CLUB featuring the book
Secrets of a Hutterite Kitchen: Unveiling the Rituals,
Traditions and Food by Mary-Ann Kirkby. The program
will take place on Tuesday, August 2nd at 7:30pm at the
Public Library. Love cookbooks and preparing food?
Join us for Cookbook Book Club! Come to the library
and choose a recipe from our selected cookbook. Then,
prepare your dish and bring it to share. We’ll discuss
the process of making the dish and sample each other’s
creations. You don’t have to be a Master Chef! Everyone
is welcome. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
GAMES NIGHT FOR YOUTH ages 10-18 will be
held on August 3rd at 6.30pm at the Moose Jaw Public
Library. We’ve got both popular and classic board
games as well as X-box games. No registration required.
Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
THE SEED GARDEN at the YARA Community
Gardens with Jennie Wilson, YARA Community Gardens,
will take place on Thursday, August 4th at 2:30pm at the
Grey Avenue Garden of the YARA Community Gardens.
Our Seed Library has a seed plot! Join at the Grey Avenue
location of the YARA Community Gardens for a tour of the
MJ Seed Lending Library Seed Plot and get some tips on
how to grow plants for saving seeds. 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,
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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
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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
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.
COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE, 235 Third Ave.
N.E. For more information call (306) 692-6072.
Billiards at the Cosmo Centre every Monday at 6:00
p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
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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.
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Maintaining a
Healthy Heart
By Mandi Bartkow,
Senior Fitness Specialist
Cardiovascular disease and other heart-related health
conditions are one of the leading causes of death within
both Canada and the United States (likely worldwide).
The umbrella term of cardiovascular disease includes
many chronic conditions, a few examples include:
strokes, angina, myocardial infarct (heart attack), and
peripheral artery disease. “A sedentary (inactive) lifestyle is one of the 5 major risk factors (along with high
blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, and obesity) for cardiovascular disease”, as outlined by the
American Heart Association. This statement, however, showcases how preventable cardiovascular disease
can truly be. Reducing the above stated risk factors
has been scientifically shown to lower incidences of
both heart attacks and strokes and also assists in preventing the need for evasive surgeries such as bypass
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or coronary angioplasty surgery. Therefore, starting
healthy lifestyle changes can have a major impact on
one’s health, quality of life and ultimately longevity.
What lifestyle modifications can one implement into
a daily routine? Regular exercise and proper nutrition
are two lifestyle factors that can easily be implemented “at home” to have a positive impact on lowering
risk factors for cardiovascular disease. Reducing high
fat foods, eating more fruits and vegetables, less alcohol intake and portion (calorie) control are a few
dietary changes that can be combined with physical
activity to improve heart health. A few benefits that
can be achieved through regular moderate physical
activity are the following:
- Weight loss
- Lowering blood pressure
- Reducing bad (LDL) cholesterol and increasing level of good (HDL) cholesterol
- Increased insulin sensitivity
- Improved circulation and blood flow throughout the
body (increasing the body’s ability to transport and
utilize oxygen)
- Reducing inflammation in the arteries
- Strengthens muscles of the heart
The American Heart Association suggests 30 minutes
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a day of moderate exercise, such as walking/running,
gardening, resistance training, aerobic fitness training,
yoga/tai chi, to gain some of the benefits listed above.
It is important to note that when dealing with heart
conditions, it is imperative to seek medical advice/
clearance before beginning any type of physical activity regimen. The benefits of physical activity for heart
disease includes those in a high risk category (e.g.
Post stroke patients), however, the exercise programming is usually conducted under medical supervision
until a discharge date is set. Don’t let a diagnosis of a
cardiovascular disease be the driving factor for implementing a healthy lifestyle change, start now and keep
your heart happy and healthy for many years to come!
References:
New York Times. (2016). Exercises Effects on the
Heart. Retrieved from www. http://www.nytimes.
com/health/guides/specialtopic/physical-activity/exercise’s-effects-on-the-heart.html
Myers J. PhD. (n.d.) Cardiology Patient Page: Exercise and Cardiovascular Health. Retrieved from:
www. http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/107/1/e2.full
Grand opening of new “old pharmacy” recognizes 100 years of operation
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
A celebration in memory of a century old Moose Jaw pharmacy will
take place Aug. 6 at the Sukanen
Ship Museum.
Grand opening of Leonard Fysh
Drugs building at the museum will
recognize the donation of vintage artifacts and furnishings from the one
time family-operated drug store on
High Street.
“Come and have a free cup of coffee
and cake on us,” said museum president Gord Ross.
The artifacts were donated by Dale
Toni, who owned Fysh Drugs and
converted the business into Fysh
Pharmasave on Main Street.
Toni will do the ribbon cutting at
1 p.m. as well as outline the history
from the opening in 1916 to taking
over other pharmacies.
Members of the Fysh family and
HOSPITAL
GIFT SHOP
pharmacy officials will attend.
12 km south of Moose Jaw on High“We’re fortunate that the Fysh fam- way Two.
ily saved all that stuff,” said Ross. Ron Walter can be reached at ron“This is part of the history of Moose joy@sasktel.net
Jaw. There is such a wide
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do all the poses like the younger folks, but never feel bad about
it, I do what I can do, NO pressure, with options to try. I miss
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COMING EVENTS
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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!
MINI POLKA PARTY at Cosmo Centre on August
20th from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Band Lend Gadica and
Leon Ochs. Cost $20pp. Concession available.
LAST BBQ FOR THE SEASON at Cosmo
Centre will be held on August 25th from 5:00 p.m. to
6:00 p.m. Cost $10.
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 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.
ARMY NAVY AND AIR FORCE 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
Call Kelly (306) 693-1284 or (306) 631-1202
email ckdispatch@sasktel.net
Box 1388 Moose Jaw Sask. S6H-4R3
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
WEST PARK CROSSING RETIREMENT
COMMUNITY OF MOOSE JAW – Extendicare
1801 Meier Drive, Moose Jaw SK S6J 0C3; Office:
306.694.4744; Cell: 306.513.8150
DOWNSIZING SEMINAR and Complimentary
Lunch on Sunday, August 14th – 12pm in the Garden
Dining Room; presentation to follow at 1:15pm. Learn
about ways to eliminate stress and plan for a move to
a smaller home. Presenter will be Tara Gish, of Bridges
Downsizing & Estate Services. Seating is limited; please
call to reserve your place, 306-694-4744 – RSVP by
August 12th. Door prizes, facility tours.
BEACH BLAST MEMORIES DANCE – A
Dementia-Friendly Event will be held on Wednesday,
August 17th from 2:30pm to 4pm in the Arbor (please
use main entrance). This dance will be a dementiafriendly event; the theme is “Summer Swing” and will
feature favourite big band, swing, and dancehall-era
songs. Everyone is welcome to attend, including families
and friends who are supporting those living with dementia
and Alzheimer’s disease. It will be a fun and social
gathering in a safe environment where we can gather to
reminisce through music and dance. We will be featuring
a live DJ, refreshments for attendees, and a door prize –
please RSVP by August 15th by calling 306-694-4744.
THE
FRIENDLY
CITY
Teens can experience the
YMCA for free this summer
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: Sunday School at 9:30 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.
Public Library a safe place for all
by Scott Hellings
by Scott Hellings
Teens looking to stay active this summer can still take advantage of a great
promotion. The Moose Jaw YMCA is
offering teens between the ages of 13
and 17 an opportunity to purchase a
free membership for the months of July
and August. The memberships will expire on August 31, so there is still time
to make the most of the YMCA and its
facilities.
“It gets them access to either location.
They can use the weights if they do an
orientation and at the Fairford location
they case use the basketball court to
play basketball, volleyball, or anything
else they like to do. We also have a rock
climbing wall there and racquetball as
well,” said Haley Hills, a membership
representative at the YMCA.
As of mid-July, over 100 teens had already signed up.
“A lot of kids have heard about it and
are taking advantage of it. That’s really
good because it is better for them to be
active than to just sit at home and play
video games all day.”
Are you already a member? You can
still take advantage; payments will be
suspended during the months of July
and August for those who already have
a membership. The payments will start
up again in September.
Teens must provide a health card or a
driver’s licence in order to sign up. You
do not need your parent’s permission to
join but you must fill out a form with
their information. You can sign up at
either location (220 Fairford St. E. or
500 – First Ave. N.W., below the Coop).
For more information, call the YMCA
at 306-692-0688. You can also contact
the Athabasca location directly at 306692-1211.
This photo was widely circulated on
Facebook recently. It shows the large
knife that was left in the boy’s bathroom at the Moose Jaw Public Library.
Despite this incident, the library is a
safe place. Facebook photo.
Over the weekend of July 16 and 17, a Facebook post about the Moose Jaw Public Library went viral. The post explained that a
large knife was found underneath a garbage
bag in the boy’s bathroom. Although this
caused some to voice their concern over the
library’s safety, the public is assured that it
is a safe place.
“It is a rare occurrence to have something
like this happen. We do whatever we can to
ensure the safety of people while they are
in the library. If anything does happen, we
encourage people to inform our staff. We
will either contact the police for them or encourage them to do so,” said Head Librarian Karon Selzer. “These incidents are rare,
though, and we have never had anything like
this happen, where someone has left an item
that is potentially harmful in the building.”
No one was harmed as a result of this incident. The knife was discovered by a member
of the cleaning staff. They typically empty
the garbage on a nightly basis, although Selzer notes they do not come in on weekends.
The police have been contacted and are now
looking into the matter.
Although the library is a safe and welcoming environment, it is a public space. Thus,
it is always best to exercise caution. Selzer
says that, parents should not leave their children unattended at the library.
“We do have a policy that states parents and
guardians of children 11 and under are encouraged to stay here with their children.
They need to be aware that this is a public
space — we only have so many staff and it
is not like we can watch over every child
that is here,” said Selzer. “But we do believe
this is a safe environment, and based on the
past several years, it is.”
For added protection, Selzer says the library
board has already approved the installation
of video surveillance cameras to better monitor the facility. She notes this will assist the
police when they do have an investigation.
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TRADING THOUGHTS
Provincial tax collectors let millions a year slip through fingers
When the provincial government cut some items
in the spring budget, party supporters saw no alternative.
What most of us don’t realize is the province
passed up $3.9 billion tax revenues this year —
simply because of exemptions from taxes. The
Saskatchewan auditor examined one of those exemptions in the annual review this year.
Loss of revenues to tax exemption are done to
achieve
goals for government policy. Common
by Ron Walter
tax exemptions are no tax on food, or children’s
clothes, or on money put into registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs).
The auditor zeroed in on the fuel tax exemption with current legislation in
place for 30 years.
Actually, some sort of fuel tax exemption has been around for ages, starting with purple gas.
The Saskatchewan fuel tax exemption costs $121 million in taxes this year
with another $33.1 million for heating fuel tax exemptions.
The auditor notes the farm fuel tax exemption has no goal, while the fuel
tax exemption is intended to make heating costs comparable for all.
Recommendations by the auditor include a way to measure success of the
program, better documentation and more staff to document the program.
Farm fuel tax exemptions probably go back to 1928 when small family
farms were the norm.
Back then and until more recent times, the exemption was justified politically on the grounds that family farms had difficulty making ends meet
and it encouraged adoption of gas power over horse power.
For much of the last century, farming in Saskatchewan and other Prairie provinces was a subsistence model. Farmers grew their own meat and
vegetables and any surplus from the sale of grain or livestock was plowed
back into the farm.
Few got rich; many left the industry for more secure, more profitable
work. A fuel tax exemption was widely recognized as a form of relief for
the family farm.
All that has changed.
Average farm size has gone from 551 acres in 1951 to 1,483 in 2011.
Families still operate farms but the farms are big business with millions
invested At today’s prices a half section (320 aces) of canola can return
$180,000.
Three principles of taxation are used widely by government to determine
taxes or tax exemptions. Is the measure enforceable? Is it fair. Is it equitable?
The farm fuel tax exemption is easily administered although the auditor
sees a lack of documentation.
Is the farm fuel tax exemption really fair when no other small business
group receives this type of benefit? When larger enterprises receive more
benefits?
PUBLIC NOTICE
Is the fuel tax exempRural
Municipality
of Moose Jaw No. 161
tion equitable when the
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AMEND ZONING BYLAW 6-2011
original reason for its
Notice is hereby given by the Rural Municipality (R.M.) of
application — saving Moose Jaw No. 161, pursuant to The Planning and
small family farms – Development Act, 2007, that Council intends to amend
no longer exists?
Bylaw No. 6-2011, the Zoning Bylaw by amending the
These are question text as follows:
that need asking and “To amend the site size for accessory buildings in
the CR-1 Country-Residential Zoning by adding to
answering in the trans- Section 8.2 clause “i) Accessory Buildings over 185
formational
change Square Metres (2,000 square feet on lots smaller
promised by the spring than 2.0 hectares (5.0 Acres)”.
In addition, Section 8.4, clause .4, is amended by
provincial budget.
Total loss of the farm adding after the first sentence the following, “Lots
fuel subsidy would greater than 2.0 hectares (5.0 acres) may be permitted to have accessory buildings up to 279 square
equal $4,000 annual- Metres (3,000 square feet), provided all setbacks are
ly per Saskatchewan met and adequate fire separation is maintained.”
farm.
In addition, by adding to Section 8.4, clause “.5
Ron Walter can be
reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
Farm expenses recorded by category
Farmers often wonder where their money goes. This Statistics Canada graphic shows where the average Canadian
farmer’s expenses went in 2014.
Commercial feed purchases led the cash
expense parade taking $6 billon of the
$50.2 billion expense total in 2014.
Second largest cash expense class was
wages, room and board costing $5.1
billion while third was fertilizer at $4.9
billion.
Interest payments of $2.8 billion were
tied with machinery and fuel for fourth.
Largest expense was a book entry: depreciation of $6.6 billion. Depreciation
recognizes the cost of wear and tear on
equipment and buildings but amounts to
tax-free income.
Source: Overview of the Canadian Agriculture System 2016
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.
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Moose Jaw Show and Shine in its Fifth Year
by Gisele Perrault for Moose Jaw Express
of spectators wandered through,
voting for the fan favorite, taking
photographs, talking to the owners
and enjoying the sunshine.
There were a number of bouncy
castles, BBQ hamburgers and hotdogs, ice cream and several special
events over the course of the day.
One of them was the Battle of the
Techs, an engine-building challenge organized by Zane Southgate
of Zeebs Restorations. Two engines
were stripped down to the block,
with 169 parts lined up, ready for
assembly. Teams of two competed to see how fast they could put
everything together, with the first
When Pat received this Corvette as a birthday gift, her lifelong wish list got team who got the engine to start
winning. There were three heats
a little shorter.
held, with the average time being
Cory and Shauna Easterby have or- fans and hobbyists.
twelve minutes from start to finish.
ganized the Moose Jaw Show and Their usual home in Happy Val- The burnout competition was a
Shine for the last five years. Cory ley was unavailable this year, due fan favorite, as was the loudest
jokes that the event happens “just to infrastructure issues, so the pair pipes contest. Both created adren‘cause,” while Shauna explains that was grateful to be able to hold the alin-producing smoke and noise,
they wanted a family-friendly event event at the Oval. Over 150 entries
that would appeal to automotive parked in the space, and hundreds
The annual event was held at The Oval instead of its usual home in Happy
Valley due to infrastructure problems.
1143 2nd Ave NW
77 Bluebell Cres
RM of Caron
$319,000
$225,000
$309,000
Solid Revenue bungalow in the Avenues. This home
has beautiful original hardwood floors, newer
kitchen cabinets upstairs and central air. Separate
entrance to the basement with a kitchen, living area,
den and 3 piece bathroom. The large yard features a
patio, beautiful shade trees and lots of room to build
a larger garage if the single garage is not enough
space. Lots of potential with this bungalow.
Great home in prime Sunningdale location. This well
maintained bi-level has much to offer with 3
bedrooms and 3 baths. The master bedroom has an
en-suite and walk-in closet, and the living room is
complete with a wood burning fireplace and marble
mantle. Finished basement features a large family
room, games room, bedroom, bath, and 2nd wood
burning fireplace. Enjoy a double attached garage
and fenced oversized park-like yard. Some new
windows and flooring, newer deck off the dining
room, great for all your entertaining.
1009 Hastings St.
E7 TCTC
THE CHARMS OF COUNTRY LIVING WITH SUNSHINE
AND SPACE. This home makes the most of its
surrounding rural atmosphere with a large open user
friendly deck, facing south catching the beautiful
sun. This 4 bedroom home has had some updates
including kitchen backsplash and counter top.
Basement has high ceilings and is open for
development. Newer TRIPLE garage (26'X 36') with
handyman shop area and second TRIPLE garage that
needs a little TLC. Dugout is trenched to the house
and the hydrant is trenched in. 100 amp electrical
service at house and shop, 2000 gallon cistern and
sewer and pump out redone 2 years ago. There are
several out buildings on the property.
1174 3rd Ave NE
$186,000
Cute and Cozy 2 bedroom home with finished
basement, located close to Westmount School and in
a quieter area. This home has had extensive updates
done in the past couple years, this picture perfect
home with a large well maintained yard, huge deck
for entertaining your guests. A double insulated
garage finishes off this great property.Approximately
19 kms from the city of Moose Jaw. Country living - a
wonderful way to raise a family.
$55,000
This is a beautiful lot with a large covered in deck and
patio for entertaining, 1 large bedroom and huge
living room. The cupboards have been replaced and
laminate flooring throughout. Lots of space for the
single person or a couple.
T W Y L A
$80 ,000
With some TLC this could be the perfect home for
first time buyers or revenue property. 2 bedroom, 1
bathroom home with 720 square feet of living space.
Single car garage.
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with the winners receiving plaques.
Other victors included the fan favorite, best Ford, best GM, best
import, best Classic, best Classic
muscle car, the best work in progress and four more, for a total of 13
vehicles recognized among large
variety that was on hand.
Pat was shining up her little yellow
Corvette. It was a dream vehicle
for her, on her wish list since she
was a teen. Last year, her husband
surprised her with it on her birthday. She now drives it for special
occasions, and likes to show it off
at car shows.
Cory and Shauna thanked both of
their major sponsors, Fountain Tire
and Cap-it Moose Jaw. Without
their help, the event would not be
as complete. Although they were
pleased with this year’s venue, they
are looking forward to getting back
to their usual home in Happy Valley
for 2017.
This team won the first round of tech races, which saw competitors putting
together engines.
1105 Chestnut Ave
$210,000
This home is located close to high school, Mall and
downtown with large lot so there is plenty of room to
build a garage. There are many updates to the home
including all new flooring, siding and most windows.
Main floor has a master bedroom with en-suite, large
dining room for entertaining and main floor laundry.
719 Skipton Road
$379,900
Occupying a peaceful street position the property is a
stone's throw from the tranquil valley. This 2008
bi-level home is very unique in design. You will be
charmed by the warmth and character of this modern
home, a raised master bedroom with a walk-in closet
and en-suite and opening out to the vaulted ceilings.
The kitchen provides plenty of countertop space and
storage with the dining room opening to the kitchen
for easy communication between host and guests, lots
of windows allow natural light to penetrate the living
spaces & give the house an open feel, 2 bedrooms and
1 full bath complete this main level. Basement is
finished with a large L shaped family room, 1 bedroom
and spacious bathroom. Located within easy reach of
transport, parks and school. To complete this great
package is a double attached heated garage. This one
needs to be seen to be appreciated, call for an
appointment to view this exceptional home.
41 Main St., Tuxford
$150,000
Quiet small town living within minutes of Moose Jaw and
within half hour of K+S Mine. This 3 bedroom bungalow has
had an addition added in 2000 which is now the kitchen
with custom made oak cabinets. The majority of the
basement was redone in 99’ (walls and floor). Small shed 14
X 16 is heated. The yard is 125’ X 120 so lots of room for
garage and no neighbours behind you. Envision your
creative style inside these walls.
Lot A Main St. , Boharm
$330,000
1013 Willow Ave
$89,000
Investor’s Dream! Renters are long time tenants and want
to stay, rent is $725/mth plus utilities. 2 spacious bedrooms
on main floor with a loft that you could converted to a 3rd
bedroom. Close to schools and parks and located on a
nicely treed Avenue. This property is offered by the seller
"AS IS" "WHERE IS" with no warrants or representations as
the seller has not occupied this house.
1142 Hochelaga St. W.
$159,000
Quiet Northwest area, this 3 level split with a little TLC could
be a great home for the first time home buyer or potential
for revenue property. 3 good sized bedrooms with ample
closet space. New water heater, some updated windows.
Surrounded by plenty of space and fresh country air this 3
bedroom home located in Boharm makes the most of its
surroundings. Take in the majestic sunset over the fields or
soak up the sun, enjoy magnificient views on the oversized
deck that wraps around the west side of the house. Many
features include open concept with custom kitchen
boasting lots of cupboards and counters with large island
and pantry, main floor laundry and master bedroom has
walk-in closet. Large windows make this spacious kitchen
and living room bright and cheery. Basement has a large
family room, 3 pce bath and storage area. Bonuses include
24 X 42 heated garage with a man cave at the back with a
3pce bath and kitchenette, deck has a gazebo, outdoor
speakers and hard wired for a hot tub. This home is Utilities run along Snowdy Rd. and power crosses the land.
accessible for someone with a disability. Call for an Selling 5 acres still to be subdivided (those 5 acres can be
appointment to view this exceptional home.
subdivided into smaller parcels)
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Twin Lakes Ranch Hosts Kids’ Rodeo
By Wanda Smith for Moose Jaw Agrimart Express
Bryant will be speaking and singing
for the duration of the camp. There
will also be opportunities for riding
horses, games such as horseshoes,
campfires, possible wagon rides, etc.
Throughout August, Twin Lakes will
be hosting a Buckaroo Camp for ages
nine to 12 year olds as well as a Teen
Camp for ages 12-19. These camps
specialize in rodeo events as well as
overall horsemanship and equine activities. To wrap up the camping season, there will be a motorcycle rally
with “Chariots of Light” (connected with Jerry Savelle Ministries) on
Wednesday August 24th. See www.
tlrm.net for information and details
for the events this summer.
Big smiles and big hats were the order
of the day as the pint-sized cowboys
and cowgirls, spanning in ages three
to 10, showed off their rodeo skills.
Over 20 enthusiastic youngsters were
given the opportunity to strut their
stuff at the 4th Annual 10 & Under
Kids’ Rodeo at Twin Lakes Ranch,
just six miles east of Moose Jaw.
Events including barrel racing, pole
bending, dummy roping and dummy
team roping, along with an egg race
were offered. As always, Twin Lakes
responsible and respectful horse
owners and members of society.
This summer is packed full of a variety of events at the Ranch. July 27 &
28, they are hosting Kylie Oaks Gatewood, granddaughter of Billye Brim,
for two special training and equipping services beginning at 7:00 PM
each evening. The following day,
Friday July 29 through to Sunday
July 31, is the Family Tent and Trailer Camp. First Nations people, Allan
and Carole O’Soup along with Steven
offered a little taste of heaven with
homemade pies and other available
canteen goodies.
It is Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries’
mandate to educate, encourage and
equip young people (and any interested individuals of any age) to enjoy
life and to discover their destiny. This
yearly event provides a non-competitive, positive environment to parents
to educate their children in the sport
of rodeo, encourage them to pursue
their interests and equip them to be
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Tourism Helping to Keep
Saskatchewan Strong
The Tunnels of Moose
Jaw have 100,000 visitors every year. The
Tunnels are an example
of the many attractions
that bring people to our
city and strengthen the
local economy. These
attractions make our city
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Warren Michelson, and a vibrant and interMLA
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Saskatchewan.
Did You Know?
• Cypress Hills, Canada’s only Interprovincial
Park, is the highest point between Labrador and
the Rocky Mountains;
• There are more than 470 events and festivals
held in Saskatchewan every year;
• Last Mountain Lake is the site of North America’s oldest bird sanctuary;
• Wanuskewin Heritage Park interprets 6,000
years of Northern Plains Indigenous culture;
Grasslands National Park preserves some of the
last untouched prairie left in North America;
• Saskatchewan has nearly 100,000 lakes and
rivers;
• Regina is home of Canada’s only training
academy for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) recruits and the RCMP Heritage
Centre Museum.
Tourism is an integral industry helping to drive
our growing economy. For example, the most
recent statistics show that Saskatchewan had
more than 12.5 million visits to and within the
province in 2014, with visitors spending $2.15
billion.
According to Candis Kirkpatrick, executive director for Tourism Moose Jaw, visitors to the
Tourism Centre have increased by about 20
per cent over the past 10 years. The Tourism
Moose Jaw website directs us to attractions such
as the Trolley, the Tunnels and Temple Gardens
Mineral Spa. When visitors come to experience
those attractions, they are pleasantly surprised
to discover Crescent Park, Bend in the River
Berry Farm, the Western Development Museum, the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery,
and local artist venues. Top notch festivals such
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as Sidewalk Days, Motif, and the Saskatchewan
Festival of Words bring in many visitors as well.
More and more often, we are hearing how much
visitors enjoy our unique downtown. We have
many popular shops, while having preserved
enough of the past to give downtown a heritage
atmosphere. Kirkpatrick has said that there is
so much to see and do in downtown Moose Jaw
that we can park our car and not go back to it for
three days.
Some of our local youth will be doing some
travelling after performing well in baseball on
the weekend. Congratulations to The Moose
Jaw Major AAA All Stars (11 & 12 year olds)
who won the provincial championships and
will be heading to the Little League Canadian
Championship in Vancouver from August 4th
to 13th. Also congratulations to the The Moose
Jaw Mallards who are the Baseball Saskatchewan Bantam AA Tier 2 Provincial Champions,
and The Moose Jaw Canucks who won the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League’s Midget
AA division title.
And to those people who manage the 4,200
tourism products and services, and the 64,700
residents who work in the tourism industry in
our province, thanks for adding to the flavour of
Saskatchewan.
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by Scott Hellings
Back row: (L to R) Coaches: Mike McCubbing, Tony Dreger, Corey
Montgomery
Middle Row: (L to R): Cameron O'Reilly, Rylan Watson, Samuel Caplette,
Hunter Stewart, Cole Breitkreuz
Front Row: (L to R): Kaedyn Banilevic, Evan McCubbing, Dylan
Montgomery, Evan Polupski, Dylan Anderson, Orin Olson, Nathan Varjassy
Moose Jaw Major AAA All-Stars captured the Saskatchewan Little League
Championship on July 15th and will leave for the national championship
tournament in Vancouver to compete through August 4th to 13th.
The Moose Jaw Major AAA All-Stars are looking for redemption as they
prepare to take on the best in the country. The team will be heading to the
2016 Little League Canadian Championship in Vancouver, which will be
held August 4-13.
The All-Stars qualified for the national championship by defeating the Regina Kiwanis Nationals in two straight games at the Provincial Championship,
by scores of 5-3 and 10-0, respectively. Coach Tony Dreger was proud of his
team.
“The boys worked really hard at provincials. It was fun to watch them celebrate when they pulled that second game off and won.”
The All-Stars also played in the Canadian Championship last year in Ottawa.
The team ultimately finished with a record of 0-6. Although they will once
again face stiff competition, last year proved to be a great learning experience. As a result, Dreger believes the All-Stars are better prepared to meet
the challenge this time around.
“Last year nine of our kids were 11-years-old whereas this year they are 12.
It is only one year but it does make a big difference,” said Dreger. “I think
the boys will fare well because the bonus is they were there last year and
now they know what it’s like and what to expect. I think that will be a huge
advantage for us.”
Cameron O’Reilly pitches and also plays first base and left field. He was with
the team last year and says he is looking forward to getting a second chance
at the Canadian Little League Championship.
“I’m really looking forward to it. Last year we went 0-6 but I think we were
just inexperienced. This year we will do a lot better because we know what
to expect,” said Cameron O’Reilly. “The competition is going to be really
strong because the pitchers are going to be throwing well and the batters will
be really good, too — just like us.”
The team will fly into Vancouver for the Canadian Championship on August
2. If they are able to win the tournament they will then fly immediately to
the United States to represent Canada at the Little League Baseball World
Series. That tournament will be held in Williamsport, Pennsylvania and will
be broadcast on television.
But first, the All-Stars have to actually travel to Vancouver. The team has
already been working hard to raise funds by holding a rib and Caesar night.
They also sell sponsorship space on a team banner. Of course, getting to and
staying in Vancouver won’t come cheap, so the team could use more assistance. To that end, a GoFundMe page has been set up. Visit www.gofundme.
com/2f79vrzm to donate.
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Vancouver this August,” said GoFundMe organizer Deanna Prior-McCubbing. “Several of the kids were on the team last year when we went to Ottawa
for nationals, so we know how expensive it is once we are there because you
have to pay for meals and transportation to get around.”
No matter the outcome in Vancouver, you can bet the kids will have a blast.
“This is a huge deal,” said Prior-McCubbing. “You are representing the prairies and playing teams from Alberta, B.C., and other Little League teams
from across Canada. It is pretty awesome and the kids love it.”
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Warriors enjoyed great success in 2015-16
by Scott Hellings
President and Governor Chad Taylor provides his President’s Report at the Warriors’ Annual General Meeting.
At last year’s Annual General Meeting, Warriors President and Governor Chad Taylor preached patience.
This year, he is happy to report the team is looking
strong, both on and off the ice. The team held its 2016
AGM on held July 19 at the Heritage Inn.
The Warriors presented a strong financial statement.
The team has $2 million in cash in the bank. Assets
increased by $53,000. Revenue increased by almost
$300,000, thanks in part to the addition of $200,000
in playoff revenue. The Booster Club contributed
$290,000.
A total of 20 former players made use of the team’s
Education Fund in 2015-16, with $117,909.04 paid
out. The fund’s current balance is $164,361.22, although they are still waiting to hear how much was
raised at the recent Alumni Golf Tournament. Taylor
expects over $100,000 will be added to the fund.
The Warriors reported net revenue on the Hockey
Operations side of $254,960. However, after paying
$200,000 towards their Multiplex pledge and $91,761
in amortization payments, the team posted a small net
loss of $36,800. Nevertheless, the club feels they had
an excellent year.
“Your club is healthy, vibrant, and we will continue to
invest in the organization and the facility,” said Taylor.
“This is the strongest the Warriors have ever been.”
The organization did purchase some game day experience upgrades this season, including the digital ring
on the bottom of the score clock. They also added a
sales booth on the concourse level of the arena. Taylor
says the club will consider further enhancing the experience at Mosaic Place.
“We have got to keep grinding it out because entertainment dollars only go so far,” said Taylor. “It is
important to us that everybody has a great game day
experience. There are some ideas out there as to how
we can make it even better. If that costs money, we
will find a way to do it.”
The team had many highlights throughout the year,
which includes hosting the kick-off to the WHL’s 50th
season by playing their rivals, the Regina Pats.
As well, several players had strong performances this
season, with Zach Sawchenko and Noah Gregor being
nominated for major WHL awards. Dryden Hunt became the first Warrior to score 50 goals since 1994-95
and the first to score 100 points since 2005-06. He
became the first Warrior to be named WHL Player of
the Year. Brayden Point also had an excellent season
and was named captain of Team Canada at the World
Juniors tournament. Finally, Coach Tim Hunter was
recently named an assistant for Canada at next year’s
World Juniors.
The club is finally achieving success on the ice.
“We had some things of our way, which was nice. We
paid for Mr. Hunt but he turned out to be a great leader. Brayden Point is a phenomenal young player; there
is lots of talent there,” said Taylor. “And we have our
core group of guys that are sticking around — [Brett]
Howden, Gregor, and our goaltending is strong. We
have finally seen some daylight. We have some challenges with 20-year-olds but Alan has addressed that
already. It’s going in the right direction.”
A bylaw amendment will move the date of the AGM.
The meeting was to be held within eight weeks after
the first of June. The amendment will move the AGM
so that it is held by September 30 of each year. Taylor
hopes that will attract more people to the meeting.
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The Moose Jaw Warriors Board of Directors has a new look following the
2016 Annual General Meeting.
Mark Mullen, Bill Jameson, and Scott
Wray have all accepted positions on
the board by acclimation. Dr. Mullen,
co-owner of Aspen Dental, will be serving his second three-year term on the
Board of Directors. It will be the first
three-year term for Bill Jameson, partner, JBL Livestock, and Scott Wray,
owner of Wray Agencies Ltd.
“I’d like to congratulate Mark, Bill, and
Scott on their appointment to the Warriors Board of Directors,” said President
and Governor Chad Taylor. “All three
have been long-time supporters of the
Warriors and bring experience, enthusiasm, and fresh ideas to the Hockey
Club’s board.”
Members Larry Sentes and Bob Calvert
did not seek re-election. Calvert had been
on the board since 2007, while Sentes
joined in 2004. Taylor thanked them for
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Strange incredible incident on regional lake
Twelve Mile Lake, located southwest of Assiniboia,
seems a placid body of water but tragedy struck the
lake in 1910.
Two surveyors were anxious to cross the lake to the
south to survey a piece of land that had been sold.
They arrived at the Robert and Marie Wilder farm,
asking their son George to take them across the lake.
George, age 20 and one day from his 21st birthday,
owned two row boats, one canvas and one wood.
He was agreeable and took his cousin Jim Leepart.
(According to another version of the story, the surveyors and local men contacted Konrad Istrati and used
his boat.)
Wilder’s mother pleaded with him not to go out on
the boat. When he was a baby she had her fortune told
and was told George would never live to be 21.
(In another version of the story, Mrs Istrati consulted
the fortune teller.)
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She pleaded and cried in vain. Her son kissed her and
left that windy day.
The boat did not return after a couple of days. Neighbours went to investigate. The Mounties were notified.
An empty boat was found floating in the lake, with no
sign of the four young men. A week later, on one of
the daily searches, the lake gave up bodies of the four.
Police investigation never discovered what really
happened.
The Wilder family settled in the district three years
before the drownings. They had five sons and five
daughters.
One of those sons, Gordon Wesly, farmed south of
Moose Jaw for most of his life. His son Don farms
south of the city.
Source: Along the North Shore of the Twelve Mile
Lake history book
RuBarb gives kids an
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by Scott Hellings
Do your kids want to learn
about acting, music, or dance?
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This year, RuBarb has teamed up with RBC Foundation’s Emerging Artists
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they will get an opportunity to work with the kids during camp classes. It is
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“The camps incorporate a lot of creativity, confidence building, exercises and
classes in musical theatre, songwriting, dance, drama, and even some prop
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Some kids participate in the camp to see if they want to take further classes in
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“At the camp we essentially try to give them a movie trailer edition of what
the year would be like. Throughout the year, I have professional artists coming
in to work with the kids, too,” said Koop Sawatzky. “It is really just a pareddown version of our year-round programming for the kids.”
Space is limited for the summer camps but, currently, there are some openings
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Pokemon Go - a Virtual Adventure Takes the City by Storm
by Janet Kilgannon for Moose Jaw Express
Cordell Bellrose and Kyle Mackenzie are adventuring throughout the city to capture Pokemons.
The world is out walking, exploring, reading maps on
their phones and buzzing with a new virtual adventure.
In the initial week of the unveiling of Pokemon Go, millions of people of all ages, all around the world, are getting to know their cities in a dramatic way. They are in
the early stages of this interactive game that encourages
them to seek out and capture Pokemon. So far they are
in the collecting phase. There are 150 Pokemon to find
in the first rollout. The trading will come later.
Pokemon is a media franchise and was created in 1995 in
Japan. It centres on fictional creatures called Pokemon.
Human gamers, known as Pokemon-trainers, catch them.
Then they battle each other for sport. The franchise
began as a pair of video games for the original Game
Boy system, developed by Game Freak and published
by Nintendo. The franchise now spans video games,
trading cards, animated television shows, movies, comic
books and toys. Pokemon is the second most successful
and lucrative video-game based media franchise in the
world, after Nintendo’s Mario/SuperMario.
Pokemon Go’s current incarnation is interactive. Cordell Bellrose and Kyle Mackenzie are among those participating. The personable, intelligent young men sought
a hatching Pokemon egg in my neighbourhood recently, phones in hand while on their quest. “You have just
met two young trainers who have collected a Pokemon.
When it becomes stronger, we will take him to the gym
so we can ‘level him up’ to get him ready to fight other Pokemon,” explains Cordell. Kyle adds, “The game
promotes exercise and helps people get to know their
city even better.”
Apparently you have to track these little creatures on
foot. “You have to walk, not drive. The game knows.
Once you have walked between five -10 kilometres, you
get to keep the Pokemon,” says Kyle. As he was speaking, the egg they had caught hatched. “You create your
character and his traits, and when you get to a certain
level of achievement, you can choose to join a team.
There are only three teams across the world. Then you
can battle as part of a big group.”
Cordell believes that about 50 percent of Moose Jaw is
playing this now. “When you go to the Pokemon stops,
lots of other people are already there. Older people, too.
Here, we were searching for rustling in the bushes, and
then we waited for the Pokemon to pop up.”
Police officer Kevin Pilsworth, of the Community Program Safety Unit, is aware of the growing presence of
the game. “I can guarantee that there are hundreds of
people participating at any time in the city. While it is
a new phenomenon, we can certainly offer some safety
tips.
“First, because people are using an electronic device
mixed in with real-world experiences, potential danger
can come from being too focused on the screen. Be alert
and cautious around traffic. Don’t play the game while
driving. Don’t ride your bike while playing. Be aware
of your surroundings when walking on roads or alleyways.
“Second, because we are not sure how the place sites
are being generated, it appears that some of them are on
private property. You might not be welcome, and that
can lead to conflict. You may need permission to be at
some of these places.”
Preventative action is wise. “We challenge young people to discuss the game openly with their parents. Parents need to know of the possibility that your child
may be sent off to a location half way across the city.
Sometimes crowds are gathering at these sites. We do
not yet have a complete understanding of how the game
unfolds, and no one wants anything to get out of hand.
Think safety first,” Pilsworth says.
Cpl Pilsworth, Kyle and Cordell are all aware of the impact the game is having in major cities. Cordell says
there are videos on YouTube of the spawning of a rare
Pokemon in the middle of Central Park. Thousands of
people rushed to the spot, many of them abandoning
their vehicles on the road. It was chaotic.” Pilsworth
has seen them. His advice: “Have fun, but enjoy your
adventure quest by behaving in a responsible manner.”
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RuBarb’s Cinderellaby will
delight young and old
Scott Hellings
The final production in RuBarb Productions’ third season is now onstage at the
Mae Wilson Theatre, as the company presents the Broadway version of Cinderella.
This Tony award-winning musical features
fun characters, beautiful costumes, and
memorable music from Rodgers and Hammerstein. It is a timeless story that will surely please the whole family.
Brian Bowley is a Moose Jaw native who
was involved in RuBarb’s production of
Beauty and the Beast, several years ago. He
is happy to be back on the stage. He stars in
Cinderella as Sebastian.
“I am the prince’s royal vizier; his parent’s
have passed away and it is my job to look
after him until he comes of age and takes
over the throne. Meanwhile, I am doing everything I can to keep things going but I am
taking land away. The people are not very
happy with me but I sort of keep them away
from him, so he doesn’t know what is going
on. I am a control freak,” said Bowley. “It is
so much fun to play the bad guy. There are
lots of juicy one-liners that you get to put
your own twist on. It’s a great role.”
Nathalie Nadon plays the evil stepmother.
“I adore my role. It is really great because it
is a real acting piece. Of course, I sing but I
don’t have a specific solo. It really is about
acting and, of course, my background is as
a stage actress,” said Nadon. “I just love
this role and I like making people laugh.”
Stella Salido Porter plays Gabrielle, one of
the stepsisters.
“What is different about this role is, in the
original story, everybody sees the mean
stepmother and the stepsisters, but I am
actually the nice stepsister,” said. “You’ve
got the quirky stepsister and the empathetic
sister.”
Each actor is excited to bring Cinderella to
life. They all agree the musical is extremely
entertaining.
“We are the first company in Canada to do
this specific version of the production. That
is very exciting. I find the script is fresh;
it is new, and there are lots of little jokes,”
said Nadon. “As Evie, the artistic director,
likes to say, it is a cross between Shrek, Les
Misérables, and Cinderella. There is humour for the kids but there are also winkwink moments for the adults. And of course
the songs are beautiful.”
“You have all these quirky characters and
you have lots of really fun, contemporary
comedic things that are thrown into this medieval time period. I think it will be a crowd
pleaser,” added Bowley. “It’s hilarious but
it is beautiful at the same time because there
is such a romantic flavour to the music.”
Salido Porter speaks highly of the music. In
fact, she says it is difficult to pick a favourite piece.
“I like them all but I really like it when the
ensemble cast comes together as a chorus
because of the harmonies with all our different voices. It is absolutely beautiful.”
Be sure to see Cinderella before it is too
late. The play will run from July 27-30, August 3-6, and 10-13. All of those shows will
be held at 7:30 p.m. Matinee performances
will be held August 6-7 and 13-14 at 2 p.m.
Tickets cost $18 to $35, depending on age
and seating area. They can be purchased at
the RuBarb box office (321 Main St. N.)
or by phoning 306-693-1771. You can also
email tickets@rubarb.ca, purchase your
tickets online, or pick them up at the Mae
Wilson box office. Be sure to visit www.
rubarb.ca for all the latest from RuBarb
Productions.
REFLECTIVE MOMENTS
Winning number brings unexpected prize
One of the happy moments of the summer for some people is the
opportunity to go camping, commune with nature, swim, fish, eat
gooey roasted marshmallows and check for bears before hunkering
down in a water-proof tent.
My idea for a happy summer moment is to find a vacancy at a reasonably decent motel, perhaps one overlooking a lake where chairs
placed well back from the water will allow communication with nature from a safe distance.
I enjoy fresh fish — especially if someone else does the catching,
cleaning and cooking and makes them available at a motel barbecue
pit or attached restaurant. Roasting my own marshmallows would
be a nostalgic journey into the past that would nicely enhance my
Joyce Walter
For Moose Jaw Express
holiday commune with nature. But then it would be time to go to
sleep inside the previously rented motel room. Hopefully it will be
bear-proof.
At one time, when this body was much younger and more agile, I didn’t mind sleeping in a
sleeping bag on an air mattress in the tiny home-made camper attached to the parents’ truck. We
cooked over a barbecue grill, tended to business in the communal washroom facilities and went
home, stiff and sore but happy with the experience.
That was many years ago and now my aversion to roughing it in the wild is well-documented.
Therefore, taking a chance on winning a piece of camping gear would not rank anywhere on my
priority list of things to do.
The offerings on a penny parade table at the recent Eyebrow Fair were an interesting mixture of
items suitable for all ages. There were lawn chairs, empty and full coolers suitable for tail gate
parties and backyard barbecues. Roughrider memorabilia was evident along with games and toys,
a hamburger/steak grill with a lid that from a distance looked like a toilet seat, and so much more,
including a pup tent for two.
I bought my sets of numbers and wandered up and down the tables, carefully putting my tickets
into the buckets which were numbered in co-ordination with the numbers on the items. With each
entry, I shook the container to make sure my number didn’t stick to the side and to give everyone
else a fair opportunity.
That done, I figured I had just made a donation to a worthy cause and didn’t bother to be on hand
when the winning draws were made. Housemate entered too, buying his own entries in a show of
independence after I didn’t share my numbers with him.
We had just finished our roast beef dinner when he decided to move his vehicle closer to the arena
for an easier walk after listening to music by Trick Ryder. I suggested he could check to see if
we had won anything and he agreed. He came back to the table with a huge, trouble-causing grin
on his face.
He had in jest suggested to the ladies in charge that he had moved his car closer so it would be
easy to load all our winnings. They laughed, too, but for a different reason.
Our prize was a pup tent for two, they told him with much hilarity. I didn’t laugh at all for surely
there was a mistake. I certainly didn’t enter to win that, and Housemate echoed my plea of innocence. Someone was spoofing us, but he was assured the draw was legal — and binding.
Another lady, involved with the fair, doubled with laughter when she learned of our win, saying it
would be a Kodak moment to see the two of us in the tent, with Housemate eating a piece of pie.
And so we have a pup tent for two. With luck like that, will the winning numbers for Lotto 649
be far behind?
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
Meet the cast of Cinderella. From left to right: Brian Bowley, Nathalie Nadon, Stella Salido Porter, and Aubree Erickson.
Is That Garage For Sale?
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Casino Moose Jaw • June 30
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We’re paying out to players. In June, 702 winners from
Casinos Regina & Moose Jaw took home more than $2,540,224!
which were
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ago.
Sadly,
they
would
cost more to
re-palm and
repair, than
to
replace.
Oh, the faces
those gloves
have rubbed,
and the goals I just about scored wearing
them, and the stories my old red Eastons
could tell…make me an offer, I am a realist
and will not be offended.
I use the five year, three year and the one
year method of determining whether or not
to include or save for the next sales event.
Unless there is a real sentimental attachment
to stuff that’s not been used or seen in five
years, it is as good as being priced and put on
the folding card table (that only gets used in
garage sales). Three year stuff can still have
some fresher memories and some use. If I
think someone else could use it, I will sell…
for a price. Most of my one year stuff will be
kept off the garage sale market unless it is
broken and then it will be included in the pile
of free stuff that every garage sale has.
The hardest part of hosting a garage sale is
actually getting around to it and then pricing
stuff to sell…but not too cheap. Hosting a
garage sale is being able to tell people where
to go… with arrows. Just follow them to our
garage and then make me an offer on my old
hockey gloves…sold!
The Wild Life
do not have to pay the movers to move them.
Apparently, the next step when we move is
to shop garage sales to replace everything
we just sold at our garage sales, hopefully
to upgrade. This was the case when I sold a
beautiful collection of used and some would
say rusty roofing nails. The truth is, not many
folks saw the value of a used roofing nail collection. When I was unable to sell them in a
garage sale, I sadly took them to the metal
recycler and was paid for my “experienced”
(used) roofing nail with a “weathered pateena” (rusty).
Fate is funny. As luck would have it, within two months of moving, I was able to locate and make a substantial offer on a modest used roofing nail collection at a garage
sale across the lake. Negotiations went in my
favour and I was able to get the guy selling
them to come down in price from $3 to the
much more reasonable price of a toony. I
know my negotiating skills have improved
because I watch those “picker” shows on
satellite TV. You never know, I may come
across some Antique Road show quality-experienced roofing nails with pateena and get
some big bucks. At first, when I saw the ads
for the picker shows (American and Canadian), I honestly thought it was a show featuring Bluegrass bands.
We have lived here long enough to be able to
host a garage sale, which is another way of
saying, we have accumulated a lot of stuff…
usually from other garage sales. I have some
rare and collectable stuff that is worthy of the
picker guys and/or antique guys. I will ask a
fair price for my old leather hockey gloves
88 Fortunes
My beautiful bride
and I do it every Saturday…nudge nudge…
wink wink. We enjoy
it because it usually
is inexpensive, sometimes even free and it
by Dale “bushy” Bush is a great way to meet
new folks… nudge
nudge…wink wink. Sometimes, when we
succeed, we share stories and often the locations of where we did it and apparently we
are not alone… we have discovered there
are more folks hosting these “get-togethers”
with other interested folks. You may be interested, yourself, and if you are, there is a
very good chance you cannot drive by one
of these “events” without stopping to participate. Bring your loonies and toonies because
we are going garage sailing baby!
Nobody is exactly sure when the first garage
sale was but I heard it was a Cave-man/woman cleaning out the cave after a long winter.
Time to get rid of that old saber tooth tiger
ashtray that never gets used anymore, so
why not get a few extra shells for good used
stuff? That same attitude is true today, only,
there is a lot more stuff that can be included
in the garage saleable category, and a lot that
shouldn’t be.
We have lived in our new town for four years.
When we go saleing, it is usually in search of
rare stuff to furnish the house with and add
to our collection of neat stuff. We have made
two interprovincial moves in the last few
years, Before each of those moves, we held
garage sales to sell our treasures so that we
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DOWN ON THE
CORNER
Vintage motorcycles sparkle and shine
by Scott Hellings
Paul Cote’s 1971 Honda CL175.
This Army 1943 Harley Davidson WLC45 proved to be a crowd pleaser.
Dozens of classic rides were on display
during the Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Group (CVMG) South Saskatchewan Section’s annual Show and Shine.
The event was hosted at the Western
Development Museum and attracted lots
of motorcycle enthusiasts and curious
onlookers.
Paul Cote was one of the CVMG members participating in the show. He had
his 1971 Honda CL175 on display. Cote,
who lives in Regina, has been involved
with the club for several years now.
“I have a few bikes, mostly Hondas because they are so simple to work on —
my mechanical aptitude isn’t that vast.
They say if you put fresh gas and a new
battery in it they are liable to run,” said
Cote, who says he loves all bikes, although he prefers older models. “To me,
the newer bikes don’t really look like a
motorcycle. I like the older stuff.”
Cote grew up in Alberta and has been
driving bikes since he was 14. Although
he doesn’t ride his 1971 Honda often
— in order to preserve its low mileage
— Cote has always enjoyed getting on a
bike and hitting the road.
“...it is a great way to see
the country…Once you
try it, it is hard to stop.”
- Paul Cote, CVMG member
“The word freedom is thrown around
a lot but I think that is significant on a
motorbike because you can get from A
to B quickly. It is fun and efficient and it
gives you the freedom to get out on your
own and discover different things. It is a unique
way to travel. I have done
some highway travelling
on more modern bikes and
it is a great way to see the
country…Once you try
it, it is hard to stop.”
A wide range of makes,
models, and classifications were
on display.
The CVMG classifies vintage motorcycles in a number of ways, including:
Veteran (1914 or earlier), Vintage (1915
to 1930), Post-Vintage (from 1931
through 1945), Classic (1946 to 1960),
Post-Classic (1961 to 1975), Modern
Classic (1976 to 1990), and Late Classic
(1991 to 2005).
The CVMG was formed in 1968. Currently, the group has over 1,700 members across the country. The South Saskatchewan Section will also hold a group
ride in conjunction with the Sukanen’s
Threshing Bee on September 11.
Visit www.cvmg.ca for more information on the CVMG, or to learn how to
become a member.
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Diefen baker Lake is a well-respected
ﬁshing spot in Saskatchewan.
A large part of the Saskatchewan charm, as we all know, is
the rolling fields and the friendly small town atmosphere
— both of which the town of Central Butte has in abundance.
Located about 100km northwest of Moose Jaw, Central
Butte sits just off the beaten path of the Trans-Canada
Highway and offers a full range of great services and activities to check out this summer.
For those just travelling through, Main Street has all of the
necessities: Fine Foods grocery store, Galloway’s Pharmacy, the post office. If you’re needing to check in on your
bank account, stop in at CIBC or Conexus Credit Union.
Grab a great burger at April’s Diner or stop in for pizza at
Debby Lee’s Retro 50s Diner; sit down for a drink at BJ’s
Saloon.
In addition to the gas bar and convenience store, the Palliser Plains Co-op also has lumber, hardware, tires and a
variety of other services.
If you’re planning to stay for a few days, that’s no problem
either. The Central Butte Hotel is located just above BJ’s
Saloon on Main Street, or the town has a number of camping spots for $20/night or $100/week.
While you’re here, make sure you check out all of the recreational spots in town. The Lion’s playground has everything a kid wants in a playground — swings, merry-goround, monkey bars, slides, and benches for the parents.
The Chinook Regional Library is open Tuesday mornings,
Wednesday evenings and Friday afternoons. A children’s
reading program runs during the summer. The library also
hosts Fun Fridays, which feature crafts, stories and treats,
on July 29th, and on August 12th and 19th.
The most recent addition to the town map is the disc golf
course — with holes set up all around town, disc golfers
get a chance to walk through Central Butte and play with
friends and family. While you’re wandering, keep an eye
out for the numerous murals, painted by local artists, displayed on buildings.
On the southeast side of town, the outdoor arena plays
host to the annual Central Butte Rodeo, which was held on
July 22nd and 23rd this year. In conjunction, the Slo Pitch
Tournament took place on July 23rd, just across the lot.
The Saskatchewan Trappers’ Association annual Summer
Rendezvous is making Central Butte it’s home this year,
with two days packed full of interesting sessions, presenters and workshops on August 6th and 7th.
Central Butte is also located 30km west of Palliser Regional Park and 30 km south of Douglas Provincial Park,
both of which have plenty of camping and put you right on
the shores of Diefenbaker Lake.
Diefenbaker Lake is a manmade lake, blocked in by Gardiner Dam on the northern end and the Qu’Appelle River
Dam on the southern end. It’s a world-class fishing destination, and is home to many species of game fish such as
rainbow trout, northern pike, walleye, burbot and whitefish.
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great for boating, sailing, swimming and watersports.
Prairie Lake Vacations offers boat rentals — fishing boats,
houseboats, and party or tour boats — or you can bring up
your own ride.
Rusty’s Coulee Marina, located in Palliser Park, has a
well-maintained boat launch and a number of rentable slips
in the beautiful marina cove. Rusty’s Bait Shop provides
everything from minnows and other bait, to ice cream, to
fishing licenses.
Palliser Park also offers other great vacation attractions.
The swimming pool runs swimming lessons all summer
long, as well as public swim hours everyday. Sage View
golf course is just inside the park’s gates, with a challenging nine-hole experience that also has great views of the
surrounding beauty of the area.
The Riverhurst Lions Pancake Breakfast opens its doors
every Sunday morning at Palliser Park from 9am to 11am,
and every Saturday morning, the Farmer’s Market runs
from 10am to 2pm.
The Mainstay Inn sits on top of the hill, and has both hotel
rooms and kitchenette cabins available to rent, not to mention their fantastic food — and the best pizza around. The
vast windows of the Mainstay’s dining room overlooks the
valley and out onto Diefenbaker Lake, an incredible view
in itself.
In that valley, the Eric Kurz Memorial Trail winds it’s way
through the trees and up to a lookout point, before snaking
back down into the valley. With benches and homemade
birdhouses situated along the trail, the chances of seeing
some of the local wildlife are pretty great, and the view
from the lookout point isn’t half bad either.
The park is situated right on the lakefront, so there are also
numerous stretches of natural beaches, perfect for spending an afternoon swimming with the family.
Don’t forget that the Riverhurst Ferry is also located about
20 minutes from Central Butte. The ferry connects Lucky
Lake to Riverhurst, runs 24 hours every day, and is free to
board.
Feel free to take a slow drive down through the back roads
around Central Butte, and really experience the small
town, farming community landscape. July is a great month
to see rolling fields of yellow canola, lush green barley,
and purple flowering flax or alfalfa.
Watch for the old elevator still standing at Lawson, between Riverhurst and Central Butte, and make sure to
catch one of those classic Saskatchewan sunsets — they’re
better out in the boonies, where the horizon stretches for
miles.
Whether you’re just driving through, or you’d like to stay
a while, mark down Central Butte as a place to stop this
summer. You’ll love the quiet, friendly atmosphere and the
beautiful scenery that surrounds this wonderful little town.
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rent with Prairie Lake
Vacations.
Connie Kaldor Brings her Prairie Performance to the Festival
Connie Kaldor performs a song from ‘Love Sask’, her latest CD.
“Did
you
hear the one
about
the
Saskatchewan farmer
who loved
his wife so
much he almost
told
her?” Connie Kaldor
is an entertainer of the
highest order and a folk-singer extraordinaire. She filled Mae Wilson
Theatre on Saturday evening. “This
Festival is a celebration of words, and
I angled to be here so I could be with
people who love language. And you
are here at the most beautiful time of
the year in Saskatchewan, the time we
tell everyone about. You don’t want to
be here in February, unless it is curling
time, when we ladies can watch all the
men sweep.”
Conie Kaldor is a Juno award-winning
farming. “We are a people who can go
from temperatures of +4 to -40 degrees
in a month, a week, or even in a day.
In the beautiful summer, we still think
about crop failures. I must have been
a salmon in a previous life, because I
came home to spawn.” Kaldor’s band
consists of her son Alex (violin) and
her husband Paul Campagne (guitar).
She introduced her latest CD, Love
Sask, like this. “The CBC held a contest to find the driest place in Canada
to write a song about. I thought about
Love, SK - it is difficult to find, off the
beaten track, and there are not many
people there.” An evocative metaphor.
“My home town Regina won, but
imagine the rhyming possibilities? So
I had my own song contest, and Love
won out.”
One of her songs is a cowboy theme
based on Guy Vanderhaege’s book
‘The Englishman’s Boy’. “The measure of a man is when a right goes
wrong / When that rich man tries to
make you part of his herd.” Kaldor
finds prairie culture in small towns.
“Romance blossoms among the plastic
flowers and the matrimonial squares
(which everywhere else they call date
squares). SK doesn’t mess around
with dating.”
Kaldor used to open for the iconic Stan
Rogers, and still performs with Garnet
Rogers. Her final song was about infidelity and love gone away, written for
a friend. “Come all you women whose
hearts have been broken / There are
many kinds of shipwrecks and many
kinds of pirates / All those who treated
you badly didn’t deserve your time /
Major or minor, solo or duet, you are
still part of the choir / They did not
deserve your time on this earth / They
had no idea of what you are worth.”
There is always room for another good
hurtin’ song.
artist who has sung for royalty (both
Joni Mitchell and the Queen). She
is a member of the Order of Canada.
Her touring has taken her around the
world. She has 14 albums to her credit, and three children’s books. She also
was the final guest on the final day of
Peter Gzowski’s Morningside, which
was recorded at Temple Garden Spa.
People across Canada were delighted
by her singing and by her banter with
the great CBC interviewer.
Kaldor’s original songs and riveting
performances evoke the powerful
and unique presence of the Canadian
prairies. Those attending her concert
were not disappointed. “This theatre is lovely, and Moose Jaw was so
smart to hold on to it. We are having
some rain, there are no mosquitos out
yet, but the Saskatoon berries are. So
you are here in the golden zone of the
Golden Zone.”
Her songs are about relaxing and being
open to life, about falling in love, stay- Paul Campagne (Connie’s husband, guitarist, and producer), Alex Caming in love, and about the hardships of pagne (their son), the inimitable Connie Kaldor.
Children’s Author Lana
Button brings ‘Willow’ to the FoW
Her ‘Willow’ series has been nominated for several awards.
Lana Button, renowned children’s author, entertained and read at the Art Museum Theatre.
“When I was your age, I
never thought I wanted
to grow up to be a writer. I was sure I would
be a Hollywood star. So
I practiced acting, and
then I practiced signing
autographs” Lana Button tells the youthful audience. “I acted in plays,
and I was even in a couple of movies. I learned
to use my imagination.”
“Then, I discovered picture books. Children love
them, teenagers still look at them, and adults enjoy
them too. They are meant to be shared with someone else, whether on your lap, beside you, or in a
big group like with you, today. I wanted to write a
book that when I read it aloud, everyone was listening.” And so, the book series featuring as young girl
named Willow was born.
Publishers didn’t pick up on her books right away.
“I would send it off and I would wait a super long
time, then I would get a letter in the mail saying ‘no
thanks.’ However, my editor has been like a teacher,
and I made the changes she suggested. Soon, every
word was exactly as we wanted it. Kids Can Press
found me a great illustrator named Tanya. They
also publish the Franklin books, and the Scardey
Cat series. They bring great picture books to life.”
Her reading began with a question. “Have you met
anyone who had trouble finding their own voice.
Willow is like that. The book is titled ‘Willow’s
Whispers’ because she says everything so quietly.
She is always ignored because no one can hear her.
However, her dad is an expert at hearing whispers
and listens to her carefully.” The reading engaged
the audience with Willow’s struggle to be present to
others, and part of the group.
“If you are sometimes like Willow, keep trying.
One day, your big strong voice will wiggle out. And
remember, the first time is the very hardest.”
Sherlock Holmes and the
Mysteries of Love and Life at FoW
Holmes (McKellen) and Martha (Laura Linney) await news of her son
Roger at the hospital.
The choice of film showing at the Festival of Words always
brings a buzz when announced. For 2016, a full house at Mae
Wilson Theatre was treated to Mr. Holmes, a wonderful drama
featuring the brilliant Sir Ian McKellen as the famous detective.
The film follows the 93-year-old Holmes, as he struggles to recall the details of his final case, the unsolved one that forced
him into retirement 35 years earlier.
It is 1947. An aging Sherlock Holmes returns from a journey to
Japan, where, in search of a plant with restorative mental qualities, he has witnessed the devastation of nuclear warfare. He
returns to his remote seaside farmhouse to end his days tending
bees. His mood is dark, and he remains haunted by past failures. His only companions are his housekeeper (Laura Linney),
and her son Roger, who Holmes begins to rely on to for wisdom.
Holmes is unhappy about his ex-partner Watson’s fictionalization of ‘The Adventure of the Dove Grey Glove.’ Watson did not report it truthfully. He gave
it a happy ending. After the boy finds the actual glove hidden in Holmes’ desk, memories
flood back. Holmes begins to write his own accurate account of the case. Holmes and the
young boy form a relationship - Roger helps Holmes grapple with his unreliable memory,
while Holmes imparts the secrets of caring for the apiary and its bees. The plot is intriguing
and classic Holmesian.
Mr. Holmes, which is beautifully filmed against the iconic Cliffs of Dover is, at its core, about
forgiveness of self and others. In the emotional final scene, Holmes creates a stone circle, and
as he kneels inside it, he lifts up his heart and body to the people in his life that he has lost or
outlived. That one minute of screen time alone was worth the price of admission.
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Cheer Infinity Athletics
Successful Summer Program
Three Cheers for “Cheer Infinity Athletics’” on
a fantastic three weeks of cheerleading camp
held recently at Zion united Church.
There was excitement in the air as new
and returning athletes filled the gym with
enthusiasm, eagerness and determination
as they “Dreamed Big, Set Goals, and Took
Action” focusing on a variety of cheerleading
skills consisting of Stunting, tumbling, jumping
and dance in a fun, encouraging and positive
atmosphere. Where every athlete succeeded as
they reached for the stars!
For more information on the upcoming 20162017 cheer season head to www.cheerinfinity.
ca! Online registration will be open soon!
Please check website for updates or contact
Kaegan Ozog, Katie Marzolf or Melissa Marzolf
at info.infinityathletics@gmail.com
OPEN HOUSE: The kick off to CIA’s season
will be August 29th from 6:00-8:00pm at Zion
United Church Gym! Come out and meet the
CIA Coaches, athletes and families as you enjoy
some “tasty desserts”. Looking forward to a
“Cheery” evening!
Cheer Infinity Athletics, Where our motto is:
Honesty, Integrity, Respect, Love, And Cheer
Moose Jaw Scholarship Recipients
Conexus Credit Union supports
RuBarb Theatre
(l-r): Glen Stephenson holding the glass slipper, Evie Koop Sawatzky
Director, Susan Smuk presenting the cheque and Matt Sapp trying on
one of the swords.
Conexus Credit Union presents cheque to RuBarb Productions Inc. as Season Bronze
Sponsor and announcing the upcoming theatre production Cinderella.
Eyebrow woman celebrates
101st birthday
Moose Jaw Co-op recently presented scholarships to students. Pictured
here, from left to right, Marc Girard (President, Co-op board of directors), Dez
Henrikson, Shaye Hartman, Karen Tysowski (Co-op director)
Co-op Equity Cheques
for Non-profits
Submitted by Gisele Perrault
The Moose Jaw Co-op presented equity cheques for local non-profits. Pictured
here, from left to right, Marc Girard (president of Co-op board of directors), Joann
Blazieko (Holy Trinity Catholic School Division), Al Davey (Royal Canadian Legion),
Christine Langdon (Salvation Army), Garry Barber (R.M. of Caron), Ricki Clark
(Humane Society), Karen Tysowski (director of Co-op board).
A longtime resident of Eyebrow celebrated
her 101st birthday in July.
Lorna Aitken surprised many of those
attending the garden party at her former
home in the village when the birthday cake
arrived.
“Blow the candles Mom,” said her daughter
Pat.
And she did — all but one of the 20 candles
went out.
“She sure has lots of breath,” commented
a friend.
Aitken and friends came to the party from
her new home at the Central Butte Manor on
the Central Butte handi-bus.
She lived in her Eyebrow home with large
flower gardens and lawn by herself until
about two years ago.
A broken hip suffered while returning home
from activities at the seniors’ centre set her
back as did a second broken hip.
“I helped her out a bit but she decided she
needed to go where she can get care,” said
Pat.
She was in Providence Place, Pioneer Lodge
and Extendicare over a period of months
before being moved to Central Butte Manor
last November.
“She was confused,” said Pat. “She didn’t
know where she was. She gets good care
at the Manor.”
Aitken was born on the farm near Eyebrow,
attended a rural school and married Bruce
Aitken in 1936. They lived in Red Deer
for awhile before returning to farm near
Eyebrow.
They had eight children, retiring to town in
the 1970s. Between 140 and 150 family
members are descended from that marriage.
The couple was married for 48 years when
he died in 1984.
Aitken was active in the community, playing
the organ, leading in 4-H, and on the seniors’
board. Her flower garden is a local legend.
“She likes people, she likes to do for others,”
said Pat.
Most of her family lives around the area.
Her health is good other than some hearing
and eyesight issues.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
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Saturday, July 23
1:00 p.m. 31 WUHF Auto Racing
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Championship: Northeast
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Sunday, July 24
1:00 p.m. 19 TSN NASCAR Racing
Sprint Cup Series: Brickyard
400.
Saturday, July 30
6:00 p.m. 19 TSN NASCAR
Racing XFINITY Series: US
Cellular 250.
Sunday, July 31
12:00 p.m. 18 SCORE IndyCar
Racing Honda Indy 200 at MidOhio.
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Friday, July 22
5:00 p.m. 20 NET MLB Baseball
Seattle Mariners at Toronto
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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
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Tuesday, July 26
San Diego Padres at Toronto
Blue Jays.
Wednesday, July 27
Teams TBA.
Thursday, July 28
6:00 p.m. 61 WGN MLB Baseball
Chicago White Sox at Chicago
Cubs. (HD)
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
Cubs.
Astros.
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FOOTBALL
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
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HOCKEY
1987 Oldsmobile, 98 regency
has good body, no rust, new
tires, needs fuel pump or
electiral box. Offers, ph 306692-9887
2006 Ford Mustang 4L-5
Speed Std. Only 146,300 KMS
Asking $8500.00 Taxes Paid
Call 306-692-3004 or 306631-7698
AUTO PARTS
10 Studs & nuts for Dodge
Dart or Swinger 1997 car
chrome (offers) Ph 972-9172
RV’S & MARINE
Motorhome for sale: 1996
29st class A Damon motorhome, rear bedroom, sleeps
6, to view call 306-692-3004
or 306-631-7698
TRAILERS
For sale: 2 4 by 8 ft trailers
with 13 in tires. Ph 972-9172
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
306-630-3171
1252 Family Bungalow Home
for Sale at Caronport, just
l5 mins. From Moose Jaw.
Spacious 3 bedroom and 3
bathrooms. Price: 284,000.00
306-756-2632
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right to your door, limited supply. Email Kristonemasonry@
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MISCELLANEOUS
Wednesday, August 3
2:00 p.m. 19 TSN Hockey World
Junior Summer Showcase:
United States vs. Sweden.
TENNIS
For Sale: Advanced cake
decorating books (7) various
topics. $5.00 / $10.00. Phone
693-1640.
Doll
Carriage,
vintage
1940. Metal body some
scratches, used.
Includes mattress and satin
spread. $20.00.
For sale: Moving - antiques
for sale. Medalta crocks 15gal & smaller, dresser,
kitchen, table, glassware,
kitchenware, egg crate,
lamps, tins, milk bottles,
small heater, organ stool,
catalogues, washboards, radios, coffee pots, large glass
jars, misc. items. 306-6423138
Gas lamp like new $10.00
306-692-6179
1 Big box of antique journals
$5.00 306-692-6179
Singer serger $50.00 306692-6179
Watkins for sale Starting August.
For sale: Plexi glass; 2 - 28”
x 33”; 2 - 26” x 25”; 2 - 25”
x 23”. Please phone 6921365
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 306-6933093
Monday, July 25
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.
Toys vintage 1960-70s. Tinker Toys, Tonka trucks, Johnny West series action figures,
John Deere tractor and trailer.
Phone 306-692-4447.
Thursday, July 28
Rogers Cup: Men’s Last 16.
Friday, July 29
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
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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Portable Single Steam Sauna. Easy to assemble. Folds
up. Portable steam sauna. Good for skin, good for
your body, helps with losing
weight and staying healthy.
Humans have been using
steam for over 10 billion
years ago. Special Price
$199. These are brand new,
only a few left in stock. Email
kristonemasonry@gmail.
com or call 306-690-5925
POSTCARDS,
POSTCARDS! Postcards very old,
old new, used. Many from
England, Belgium during
WWII. 306-692-4447
Set of poker chips in case $10 306-681-8749
men’s pants, new, size 3233, 33 -34, Shirts – med.
Size, Siwash sweater – child
size, Wall Mirror – 24” x 36” $40 call 693-4898
14” Christmas wreath - $2
306-681-8749
For sale: 1 small Danby fridge
& 2 air conditioners electric,
BQQ Grill & 2 bedroom night
tables. 972-9172
TV cabinet with glass enclosed shelves. Width 50 in.,
height 40 in. TV space is 26
x 18. Phone 306-693-1726.
Kenmore canister vacuum
.Power brush etc. $25.00
306 693 7935/692 8700
For Sale Whirlpool HE Front
Load Washing Machine. Minimum use. $400.00. Phone
693-1640.
Table & 4 Wood Chairs
$75.00 306-692-6179
St. Barnabas
Traditional Anglican Parish
SUMMER SCHEDULE
NO SERVICE ON JULY 31 & AUGUST 14 & 28
Holy Communion B.C.P.
August 7 and 21 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
Portable Singer sewing machine $15.00 306-692-6179
6 occasional chairs $5.00 306692-6179
Sour croute shedder $5.00
306-692-6179
Electric grinder $10.00 306692-6179
Rocking chair - Bentwood $20.00 306-692-6179
Rocking chair & stool (glider)
$50.00 306-692-6179
Floor Fan ‘Homestyles’. White,
like new, $25.00 or best offer Phone 972-2272 Moose
Jaw
FARM PRODUCE
Bison meat - individual cuts
or carcass portions. Marshall
L Patterson D.V.M 306-4752232
LAWN & GARDEN
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
lawnmowers one with new tec
motor 10 hp motor. Ph 9729172
For sale: 21 in lawnmower with
6.75 motor Briggs & stration
motor. Rear wheel drive. Ph
972-9172
For sale: 4 Patio Chairs with
cushions. Cushions are new
$40.00. Please phone 6921365
Swing set to give away. Would
need to pick it up. Call 306693-2615
SPORTS
Remington 700 BDL, in 300
Weatherby, with scope. (1989).
One in 264 WM, and one in 300
WM. A few minor safe kisses.
$750, OBO. May consider
trades. Call or text 1-306-6414447 in Moose Jaw
Treadmill for sale in good
working order. It has incline
system as well. It was worth
over 800 new - selling now
for 375 cash or certified chq
call 694 0875 or 6921262 will go fast.
For sale ladies Raleigh bike
ridden only 2 times. $200.
phone 3069728855
LOST & FOUND
A woman returned my watch,
but not the green buckled strap
need that back also. Phone
3069728855.
WANTED
Wanted: 6 sturdy chrome
kitchen chairs or 6 wooden
dining room chairs. Phone
306-868-4775
Wanted-small fridge, approx. 3
cu. ft. Clean and working well
please. 306-692-4447
Wanted: A VCR in good working
order. Call 306-693-2615.
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. Call or text 1-306-6414447
I am looking to buy guns for
parts, unwanted guns, estate guns, etc., in and around
Moose Jaw. Please call or text
1-306-641-4447
Wanted to Buy 3 point hitch implements, mowers, cultivators,
discs, plows, blades, potato,
and other small equipment, in
Saskatchewan. Please call or
text 1-306-641-4447
I am looking for up to 60 HP
tractors with 3 PTH, requiring
repair or for parts. Prefer John
Deere and Massey. Please call
or Text 1-306-641-4447
I have some Massey Ferguson
35, 50, 65,135, and 165 Tractor parts for sale. Call or text
1-306-641-4447
Do you have a boler camper
trailer for sale at a fair price?
Please call 306.690.5925
or send some pics and info
to email kristonemasonry@
gmail.com
I need to rent a clean large
apt with fridge, stove, w/d,
rent less than $900. Phone
3069728855.
Looking for someone or a business that can drill post holes
for fence 306-681-8749
I am looking to purchase a VW
camper van / westfaila van. OR
pretty much any camper van
under 21’ long. Must be in good
running and working condition.
Please email me with pictures
and price to kristonemasonry@gmail.com if you do not
have access to email please
call 306-690-5925.
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Des racines et des ailes Le nord de la Bretagne.
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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 availablelimited space. Veterans affairs
Canada (DVA) approval and
possible medical insurance
reimbursement provided upon
submission. Please call for appointment 306-313-0385 or
visit www.professionalnursingfootcare.com
Will do house cleaning. Please
call 306-690-2741
Tree topping ,Trimming and THURSDAY EVENING
July 28
Removals, also stump grind6:00
6:30
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ing.15 years’ experience, Fully
T. Smiley Charlie Rose (N) Å
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licensed and insured,124 foot 3 CBKFT TJ Sask Économie Squelettes Toi & moi Prière de ne pas envoyer Les échangistes (N)
Le Téléjournal (N) (SC) Par ici l’été (SC)
crane available for monster 5 CFRE News
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Late Show-Colbert
trees, Seniors Discount, For 6 CKCK CTV News Regina (N) Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Bosch (N) Å
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Free estimate Please call;306- 7 WEATH (5:00) EarthWatch One
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690-0276
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cut grass, remove fence. Price 19 TSN STIHL
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done. 306-691-0364.
Home Free “Flying Solo” Home Free “Skill Got It” Hunters Int’l Hunters
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Will do general painting & con- 22 VISION Columbo Å
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Good Witch (DVS)
“When Sparks Fly” (2014) Meghan Markle.
W Love It or List It (DVS) Property Brothers
hauls to the dump, eves trough 27 SLICE Hockey Wives ’ Å
Chrisley
Chrisley
Flipping Out (N) Å
Surviving Evil ’
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Flipping Out ’ Å
cleaning and much more. Rea- 28 BRAVO Blue Bloods ’ Å
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Motive ’ Å (DVS)
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sonable rates, free estimates 29 ENC AV2 (:15) “Just Buried” (2007) Rose Byrne. Å
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call Triple A Yard care and Haul- 31 WUHF Home Free The contestants continue building. (N) ’ 13WHAM News at 10
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Timber Kings ’
Carver
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Toddlers & Tiaras Å
My Big Fat Fabulous Life Toddlers & Tiaras Å
Moose Jaw - $30 and up 306- 35 TLC Toddlers & Tiaras Å
Bitchin’ Rides (N)
Street Outlaws (N) Å
How/Made How/Made Vegas Rat Rods
Bitchin’ Rides
36 DISC Vegas Rat Rods
681-8749
NCIS ’ Å
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Camp
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Archer
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draft all plans for houses, 38 TOON Johnny T Johnny T Johnny T Bunnicula Scooby-Doo Flintstones Gadget
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Malcolm
Gilmore Girl SMOED
Backstage Cheer
decks, cabins, and renova- 39 FAM Vacation Awesome Next Step H2O Just Backstage We Are
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Corner Gas JFL
Gags
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Match
Just for Laughs
Jeff Ross-Roast Battle
complete, and accurate. - call 41 COM Big Bang Big Bang Match
››› “The Last Detail” (1973) Jack Nicholson.
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Doyle, 306-513-5777
COMMUNITY,
EVENTS, MEETINGS
& OCCASSIONS
Steeplejack Festival Welcomes
Sask Poet Laureate Gerald Hill
Home to Herbert, Sask at St.
Pat’s Church Sat. July 30th
8 p.m. Tractor poems by Hill
with music by Massey 44 ($10)
Sun., July 31, 4 p.m., Home
Thoughts by Hill, music Verna
Martens, Casey Stone, with
reception ($15) Reservations:
306-784-2689 or pdonnstage@gmail.com
Garage Sale: 1373 Prince Cres.
July 26 & 27 10am to 7pm
both days.
FRIDAY EVENING
6:00
They would like to thank their clients and
colleagues by asking them to drop by the bank
Friday July 29th between 2-4 PM
to celebrate 79 combined years with RBC.
WORKFORCE
CONNECTOR
To Book Your
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or email
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12:00
July 31st, 2016
10:30am
Worship Service
7:45am Radio Ministry CHAB
Our doors are open, come join us!
27 Hochelaga Street West - Moose Jaw
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Économie Rire
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W Devil-Prada Love It
››› “The Hangover” (2009) Bradley Cooper. ’
27 SLICE Property Property Tori & Dean Tori & Dean “The Hazing Secret” (2014) Shenae Grimes. ’
Bones ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Criminal Minds ’
Bones ’ Å
28 BRAVO Bones ’ Å
››› “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” (1988) Å
››› “RoboCop” (1987) Å
Taxi Driver
29 ENC AV2 (5:25) ››› “Ray” (2004) Jamie Foxx. Å
The First 48 ’ Å
30
A&E The First 48 ’ Å
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13WHAM News at 10
31 WUHF Rosewood Å (DVS)
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Anderson Cooper 360 Anderson Cooper 360
32 CNN Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight
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33 CMT FamFeud FamFeud Brojects ’ Brojects ’ ›› “American Reunion” (2012, Comedy) Jason Biggs. ’ Å
Cops Å
Vegas
Cops Å
Cops Å
Cops Å
Cops Å
Cops Å
Cops Å
Vegas
Jail Å
Jail Å
34 SPIKE Cops Å
Women in Prison Å
(:01) Killer Women “Hitman 4 Hire” ’ Å
(:01) Women in Prison ’
35
TLC Killer Women “Hitman 4 Hire” (N) ’ Å
Alaskan Bush People
Mayday Å
Mayday Å (DVS)
Alaskan Bush People
American Tarzan Å
36 DISC American Tarzan Å
›› “Malibu Shark Attack” (2009) Peta Wilson. ’
Mr. Robot ’ Å
NCIS “The Tell” ’
37 SHOW “Way of the Wicked” (2014) Vinnie Jones. ’ Å
Lego
Johnny T Rangers
Yu-Gi-Oh! Batman
Batman
Batman
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38 TOON Johnny T Lego Nexo Lego
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Next Step We Are
Cheerlead Cheerlead ›› “Ella Enchanted” (2004) ’ Å
Third Wheel “A Walk to Remember”
39 FAM Mako
Seinfeld ’ Family Guy Amer. Dad Family Guy Amer. Dad The Middle Payne
40
PCH ››› “Air Force One” (1997) Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman.
Corner Gas JFL
Gags
Gags
Match
Just for Laughs Å
41 COM Frasier ’ Frasier ’ Match
›› “The Swarm” (1978) Michael Caine. Å
(:15) ››› “Light in the Piazza” (1962) Å
42 TCM ›› “The Fifth Musketeer” (1979) Sylvia Kristel.
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
43 FOOD Gotta Eat Gotta Eat Diners
Storage
Storage
Fail Army Fail Army Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Storage
Storage
44
OUT Fail Army Fail Army Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Treasures Decoded ’ Natural Born Outlaws ’ Dambusters Fly Again ’ Å (DVS)
45 HIST M*A*S*H ’ M*A*S*H ’ Miracles Decoded Å
Killjoys (N) ’ Å
Dark Matter (N) ’ Å
InnerSPACE InnerSPACE Person of Interest Å
Killjoys ’ Å
46 SPACE Castle ’ Å
›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. Å
Heartbrk
47 AMC ››› “True Grit” (2010) Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon. Å
Untold Stories
NASCAR Racing
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48
FSR NHRA
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49 DTOUR Security
Home Shopping
Home Shopping
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50 SHOP Home Shopping
Skins “Cadie” Å
Geordie Shore Å
Geordie Shore Å
54
MTV Degrassi ’ Degrassi ’ Degrassi ’ Degrassi ’ The L.A. Complex Å
“Filthy Gorgeous”
›› “The 33” (2015) Antonio Banderas. Å
(:10) ›› “The Giver”
55
MC1 “Teen Lust” (2014) Cary Elwes. ’
›› “This Is Where I Leave You” ’
(:45) ››› “Macbeth” (2015) Michael Fassbender.
Teen Lust
56
MC2 (4:20) Spy (:25) “Hit by Lightning” (2014) ’
(10:50) Shatner’s World
57
MC3 “Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials” ’ (:20) “Corner Gas: The Movie” (2014) ›› “Our Brand Is Crisis” (2015) Sandra Bullock.
Last Week Outcast ’ Å
Real Time, Bill
Outcast (N) ’ Å
58 HBO (5:25) ››› “RKO 281” (6:55) “Dying to Be Loved” (2016)
Bones ’ Å
WBZ News (N) ’ Å
Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ How I Met How I Met King
King
59 WSBK Bones ’ Å
News at 6 KTLA News Two Men Two Men Masters of Masters of MADtv “Episode One”
KTLA 5 News at 10 (N)
60 KTLA Crime Watch Daily Å
WGN News at Nine (N) WGN News Friends
61 WGN Masters of Masters of MADtv “Episode One”
TVA West TVA West.
88
TVA (4:00) TVA West TVA West.
Rires du monde (SC)
TV5 Jrnl
(:40) Parconaute (SC)
Les routes de
Dior
89
TV5 Rendez-vous en terre inconnue “Mariane James”
TJ
Économie Le National 24/60 (SC)
Les grands reportages TJ
TJ
90
RDI Les grands reportages TJ
108 SASK (4:00) Saskatchewan Legislature
Public Record Å
Politics
Tête à tête Politics
In Committee
109 CPAC PrimeTime Politics Å
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Central Lutheran Church
7:00
12:30
July 30
5:30
Martha
Kitchen
Cook
British Baking
Lawrence Welk
Weekend Keeping Up As Time... As Time...
2
WTVS Project
1001 vies (N) (SC)
Eli Stone ’ (SC)
Commissaire Brunetti (SC)
La semaine verte (N)
3 CBKFT Telejournal Rio
Decks
Decked Out Property
Angel-Hell Angel-Hell Angel-Hell Angel-Hell Entertainment Tonight ’ Global Nat.
5
CFRE Ice Pilots Å
6
CKCK Prairie Rpt. Farm Gate Corner Gas Corner Gas Canada’s Worst Driver Cash Cab Moneytalk The Marilyn Denis Show The Social etalk Å
Weekend Report Three
Weekend Report Three Weekend EarthWatch
7 WEATH Weekend Report Two
Ruff-Ruff, Trucks
Floogals
Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Action Sports (N) Å
News
NBC News Paid Prog. Paid Prog.
8
WDIV Nina’s
The Nature of Things ’ Exchange--P. Armstrong Dragons’ Den ’
Rick Mercer 22 Minutes 8th Fire “It’s Time!”
9
CBKT The Great War
Golf Weekly The Insider
11 WWJ 2016 PGA Championship Third Round. From Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J. (N) (Live) Å
E:60 (N)
30 for 30 (N)
Paid Prog. Paid Prog. News
World News News
Paid Prog.
12 WXYZ Paid Prog. World of X Games (N)
Nordic L
1 Year
Canadian Champion
Murdoch Mysteries ’
Mod Fam Mod Fam
13 CTYS PAW Patrol Tiga Talk Paint This P- Diner
SpongeBob ›› “Garfield’s Pet Force” (2009) ’
Chucks
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Pig Goat
Pig Goat
14
YTV Turtles
Peppa Pig Blaze
Bubble
Shimmer Charmers Octonauts Hey
15 TREE Bucket-Dino Trucktown Mike-Knight Team Umiz. Wings
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Things
16
NW (11:30) CBC News Network With Asha Tomlinson (N) Å
17 NNET CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News
Gotta See It WWE SmackDown! ’ Å
WWE Main Event (N) ’ Plays
Best
18 SCORE WWE Mon. Night RAW Plays
JULY 21 - AUGUST
3, 2016
VALUE EXPRESS ~ MOOSE JAW, SK
PMLB’s
AGE 13
SportsCent. NASCAR
19
TSN 2016 PGA Championship Third Round. From Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J. (N) (Live) Å
ATP Tennis Rogers Cup, First Semifinal. From Toronto. (N) Å
Sportsnet ATP Tennis
20
NET ATP Tennis
Hunters
Hunters
Hunters
Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l A Bryk
A Bryk
Bryan
Bryan
21 HGTV Hunters
Vsn. Punjab Pyar Hi Pyar ’
Udeek TV Sanjha
Sardari ’ G. Punjab Punjabi
Sanjha
Vsn. Punjab
22 VISION Mulaqat ’ Quran
(:45) ›› “Predators” (2010) Adrien Brody, Alice Braga. ’ Å
Reign “Pilot” ’
Reign ’ Å (DVS)
23
M3 (11:45) ››› “The Descent” (2005)
Kingdom “Cut Day”
Community Community Much Alternative Å
Much Hip Hop Å
24
MM › “Van Wilder Deux: The Rise of Taj” (2006) Å
Taste Buds Sew Fun
Sew Fun
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Education Way Off Broadway ’
Licence to Drill
Music Rising ’
25 EDACC Cooking
›› “Katy Perry: Part of Me” (2012, Documentary)
“Something About Mary”
26
W ›› “Eat Pray Love” (2010, Drama) Julia Roberts, James Franco.
“Burden of Evil” (2012) Natalie Zea. ’ Å
27 SLICE (11:30) ››› “The Hangover” (2009) ››› “Knocked Up” (2007) Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd. ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Twice in a Lifetime ’
Missing “Lost Sister” ’
28 BRAVO Bones ’ Å
(:05) ›› “Honey” (2003, Drama) Å
(:40) ››› “(500) Days of Summer” (2009) Å
(:20) “The Milagro Beanfield War”
29 ENC AV2 (11:20) “Mirrormask”
Criminal Minds ’
The First 48 ’ Å
The First 48 ’ Å
The First 48 ’ Å
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30
A&E Criminal Minds ’
31 WUHF (11:00) “City by the Sea” Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Judge Judy Judge Judy Mod Fam Mod Fam Big Bang Big Bang Ring of Honor Wrestling
CNN Newsroom
CNN Newsroom
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Smerconish
CNN Newsroom
32
CNN CNN Newsroom
Bggg Bttls Bggg Bttls Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Gags
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Brojects ’ Brojects ’
33
CMT CMT’s Hottest ’ Å
Cops Å
Cops Å
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Cops Å
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34 SPIKE Cops Å
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Women in Prison Å
Women in Prison Å
Women in Prison Å
Women in Prison Å
48 Hours: Hard Evidence
35
TLC Say Yes
Dark Woods Justice
American Tarzan Å
Alaskan Bush People
How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made
36 DISC Mayday Å
Continuum “Power Hour” “Malibu Shark Attack”
37 SHOW (10:30) “Star Trek Into Darkness” ’ ››› “Star Trek” (2009) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. ’ Å
Yu-Gi-Oh! Transf.
Yo-Kai Wa Dinofroz (N) Johnny T Gadget
Freaktown Freaktown
38 TOON Johnny T Johnny T Pokémon Rangers
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39
FAM (11:30) “Ella Enchanted” (:15) ›› “Hulk” (2003) Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly. ’ Å
››› “Miracle” (2004, Drama) Kurt Russell, Patricia Clarkson.
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40
PCH › “Domestic Disturbance” (2001)
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›› “The Faculty” (1998) Jordana Brewster. Å
› “The Waterboy” (1998) Adam Sandler. Å
› “The Hot Chick” Å
41 COM Wrecked
›› “The Wild North” (1952) Å
(:45) ›› “Logan’s Run” (1976) Michael York. Å
42
TCM ››› “The Story of Will Rogers” (1952) Å
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Diners
Gotta Eat Gotta Eat Carn Eats Carn Eats
43 FOOD Diners
Storage
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44
OUT Storage
American Pickers Å
American Pickers Å
American Pickers Å
American Pickers Å
American Pickers Å
45 HIST American Pickers Å
Face Off ’ Å
Face Off “Super Selfies” Face Off ’ Å
Jonathan Strange & Mr Stan Lee’s Lucky Man
46 SPACE Face Off ’ Å
››› “True Grit” (2010) Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon. Å
Gran Torino
47 AMC ›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. Å
Formula E Pass Time Pass Time World Endurance
48
FSR NASCAR Post Race TORC: The Off Road Championship Monster Jam
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54
MTV The Hills ’ The Hills ’ The Hills ’ The Hills ’ The Hills ’ The Hills ’ The Hills ’ The Hills ’ Degrassi Student
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55
MC1 Unfriended (:20) ››› “Sicario” (2015) Emily Blunt. ’ Å
(:25) “Pretend We’re Kissing” (2014) ›› “Earth to Echo” (2014) ’ Å
(:35) ›› “True Story” (2015) ’ Å
56
MC2 (11:05) ›› “Mommy” (1995) ’ Å
(:25) › “The Gallows” (2015) ’ Å
(1:50) ››› “Truth” (2015) Cate Blanchett. ’ Å
››› “A Most Wanted Man” (2014) ’ Å
57
MC3 Woman
Will Ferrell: You’re Welcome America Requiem for the Dead: American
(4:55) Southern Rites ’
58
HBO Real Time “Regarding Susan Sontag” (2014)
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59 WSBK (11:00) “St. Elmo’s Fire” Friends ’ Friends ’ Mike
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60 KTLA Dog Whis Dog Whis Dog Whis Save Our Dream
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WGN Saturday Evening Celebrity Celebrity
61 WGN Elementary ’ Å
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88
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89
TV5 Monuments Salles de Suisse
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RDI RDI, direct RDI, direct RDI, direct RDI, direct RDI, direct L’épicerie TJ
108 SASK Saskatchewan Legislature
In Committee
109 CPAC (11:00) In Committee “From the House of Commons” Coverage of Parliamentary committees.
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7:30
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8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Beach Boys Good Timin’ -- Live
Pasquale Esposito Celebrates
Austin City Limits Å
Live From Artists Den
2 WTVS Antiques Roadshow
Le nouveau La petite séduction
Les enfants de la télé
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TJ
(:35) Cinéma à communiquer
3 CBKFT TJ
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Heaven Sent (N) Å
Rookie Blue ’
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True Crime Scene ’
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CFRE News
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Amazing Race
Orphan Black ’
The Bridge ’
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Weekend EarthWatch
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7 WEATH (5:00) Weekend EarthWatch One
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(:29) Saturday Night Live ’ Å
News
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8
WDIV To Be Announced
market
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9
CBKT National
48 Hours (N) ’ Å
48 Hours (N) ’ Å
FamFeud FamFeud The Good Wife ’ Å
Blue Bloods ’ Å
11 WWJ Rush Hour (N) ’ Å
Boston EMS ’ Å
News
Castle “Kill Switch” ’
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12 WXYZ Last Man Dr. Ken ’ 20/20: In an Instant ’
Mr. D
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››› “Living With the Enemy” (2005) Å (DVS)
Chun Yi: The Legend
13 CTYS Pckge Deal Family
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17 NNET CTV News CTV News CTV News CTV News News
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18 SCORE Blue Jays Blue Jays MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. (Live) Å
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1994 Expos SportsCentre (N) Å
SportsCentre (N) Å
19
TSN NASCAR Racing XFINITY Series: US Cellular 250. (N) (Live) Å
Blue Jays Plays
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20
NET ATP Tennis Rogers Cup, Second Semifinal. From Toronto. (N)
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21 HGTV Custom
Aikam ’
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22 VISION Mulaqat ’ Waqt 4 U Des-Pardes ’
›› “Predators” (2010) Adrien Brody. ’ Å
(:15) ››› “The Descent” (2005, Horror) ’ Å
23
M3 “Deadly Betrayal” (2002) Nicolette Sheridan. ’
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24
MM Simpsons Simpsons Amer. Dad Amer. Dad › “Van Wilder Deux: The Rise of Taj” (2006) Å
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26
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“The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom” (2014) Å
Après Ski ’ Å
››› “Knocked Up” (2007) Seth Rogen. ’ Å
27 SLICE Après Ski ’ Å
Guilt ’ Å
19-2 “City” ’
Murder in the First Å
“Michael Clayton” (2007)
28 BRAVO Suits “Back on the Map” Animal Kingdom Å
(:10) ››› “A Fish Called Wanda” (1988) Å
››› “Conan the Barbarian” (1982) Å
29 ENC AV2 Milagro-War (:20) ›› “Only You” (1994) Å
The First 48 ’ Å
30
A&E The First 48 ’ Å
Wayward Pines ’
News
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Ring of Honor Wrestling Anger
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31 WUHF Heaven Sent (N) Å
The Seventies
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32 CNN The Seventies
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33 CMT Funniest Home Videos Reba Å
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34 SPIKE Cops (N) ’ Cops Å
35
TLC 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence
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36 DISC Deadliest Catch
››› “Star Trek Into Darkness” (2013) Chris Pine.
37 SHOW “Malibu Shark Attack” ››› “The Avengers” (2012) Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans. ’ Å
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38 TOON Freaktown Freaktown ››› “The Croods” (2013) Emma Stone Å
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39 FAM (5:30) ›› “Hulk” (2003) Eric Bana. ’ Å
King
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40
PCH King
Big Bang King
Laughs: All Access
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41 COM (5:00) “The Hot Chick” Just for Laughs Å
(:15) ›› “The Lineup” (1958) Eli Wallach. Å
›› “Girlfriends” (1978)
42 TCM ›››› “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” (1967) Clint Eastwood. Å
Food’s
Cutthroat Kitchen Å
Guy’s Grocery Games ’ Food’s
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43 FOOD Food’s
Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Mantracker
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44
OUT Mantracker
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››› “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” (2014) Chris Evans. ’ Å
›› “Blade: Trinity” (2004) Wesley Snipes. ’ Å
46 SPACE The Last Ship ’ Å
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The American West
››› “Gran Torino” (2008) Clint Eastwood. Å
47 AMC (5:30) ››› “Gran Torino” (2008) Clint Eastwood.
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NHRA Drag Racing
Motorcycle Racing
NASCAR Racing
IMSA
48
FSR World Endurance
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Ghost Adventures Å
The Dead Files ’ Å
Expedition Unknown ’ Ghost Adventures Å
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49 DTOUR Border
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The Challenge: Rivals III The Hills ’ The Hills ’
54
MTV Are You the One? Å
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››› “Crimson Peak” (2015) Mia Wasikowska.
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55
MC1 (5:55) ›› “Snowtime!” (2015) ’
›› “Step Up: All In” (2014) Ryan Guzman. ’
(9:55) ›› “The Equalizer” (2014) ’ Å (DVS)
56
MC2 (:15) ››› “Begin Again” (2013) Keira Knightley.
“Pretend We’re Kissing” (2014) ’
››› “Sicario” (2015) Emily Blunt. ’ Å
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57
MC3 (:05) ›› “Unfriended” (2014) ’ Å
Will Ferrell: You’re Welcome America Boxing
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58 HBO Southern (:25) ›› “The Rat Pack” (1998) Ray Liotta.
WBZ News (N) ’ Å
Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ How I Met How I Met Mike
Mike
59 WSBK ››› “Zombieland” (2009) Woody Harrelson.
60 KTLA Celebrity Celebrity KTLA News KTLA News Two Men Two Men Friends ’ Friends ’ Two Men Two Men KTLA 5 News at 10 (N)
61 WGN Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line WGN News at Nine (N) What Went What Went › “Biker Boyz” (2003, Action) Laurence Fishburne.
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Pas son
89
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Le National TJ
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RDI Découverte (N) (SC)
Supreme Court Hearings
109 CPAC (5:00) In Committee “From the Senate of Canada” Coverage of Senate committees.
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12:30
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1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
From The Kitchen
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WTVS Variety Studio: Actors Get Ready-Rio
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CKCK SportsCentre ’ Å
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7 WEATH Weekend Report Two
Kerri Walsh Jennings
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8
WDIV Action Sports From Long Beach, Calif. (N) ’ Å
Grand Designs ’ Å
The Taming of the Shrew (N) ’ Å
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CBKT Land & Sea Mansbridge Bondi Vet ’ Å
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13 CTYS PAW Patrol Tiga Talk Look I Cook P- Diner
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So u r c her ry pu cker
c o o ked i nto tasty g o o dness
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
They are seldom found in grocery stores or at fruit
stands but the popularity of sour cherries is growing
at You-pick orchards and in backyard fruit tree spots.
Sour cherries tend to produce followers who enjoy a bit
of tartness to their fresh fruit or in cooked items, from
slices and cakes to jams and syrups.
This week’s recipes feature the sour cherry, but if one
doesn’t have these smaller cherries, regular cherries
may be substituted, but in smaller amounts. If regular
cherries are used, the measurement of sugar should
be reduced slightly.
• • •
Sour Cherry Slice
Topping:
4 tbsps. butter, melted
3/4 cup flour
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. ground cinnamon
Batter:
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 cup butter, softened
3/4 cup granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1/4 cup buttermilk
2 1/2 cups fresh sour cherries, pitted
Prepare an 8 or 9 inch square pan with butter and flour. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
For topping, stir together melted butter, flour, sugars, salt and
cinnamon. Set aside.
For cake batter, whisk together dry ingredients. With a mixer,
cream butter and sugar until pale and fluffy. Beat in eggs and
vanilla. Alternately add flour mixture and buttermilk, starting
and ending with flour. Beat until just combined.
Pour batter into prepared pan and smooth. Distribute cherries
over top of batter and sprinkle with topping.
Bake until golden about 1 hour. Cool before cutting.
• • •
Sour Cherry Muffins
4 cups flour
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tbsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
1 cup melted butter
1 1/4 cup sour cream
3/4 cup milk
2 eggs
1/2 cup lemon juice
2 cups pitted sour cherries
Line 2-12 cup muffin tins with paper liners or grease tins with
butter.
In a large bowl, whisk together flour, sugars, baking soda and
powder and salt.
In a separate bowl mix together melted butter, sour cream,
milk, eggs and lemon juice. Add to dry ingredients and stir
until incorporated. Fold in cherries.
Spoon batter into muffin tins. Bake at 375 degrees F for 1825 minutes until golden brown and tops spring back with
touched.
• • •
Sour Cherry Jam
6 cups sour cherries, pitted
2 1/2 cups sugar
Stir cherries and sugar together in a large saucepan. Bring to a
boil, stirring frequently. Boil rapidly for 20-40 minutes.
Remove from heat and ladle jam into sterilized jars. Wipe the
rims, apply lids and process in a boiling water bath for 10
minutes. Remove jars and cool for 24 hours. Make sure lids
are sealed then label and store in cool place.
Note: If desired, spoon jam into freezer containers and freeze
for up to six months. Use as a spread on toast, between cake
layers or as a topping for ice cream.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
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On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
Storm Watch
This summer, as most summers, there have been a lot
of storms that have gone through the area. We’ve had
a few doozies. Lately, it seems I’ve met up with several
people who are afraid of storms. I can’t relate; although,
I do empathize with these people and realize that bad
experiences are attached to memories of certain storms. I,
too, have memories attached to different storms but they
are all good ones.
One of my first memories of a storm was the night, just
barely four years old, when I was sitting in the dark on the
deep freeze in our porch on the family farm, looking out the
window. The power had gone off and it had started to hail.
As we watched the storm, the thought came to me.... “What
would happen to me if I died from this storm?” So I asked
my mom and she shared the importance of knowing Jesus
as my personal Lord and Savior and that if I was His child,
I would go to heaven if I died. So, with childlike faith, I
received Jesus that night on September 19th. I remember
it vividly. A peace that was unmistakable covered me that
night and has been with me ever since.
Another memory of a storm was when we were at my dad’s
fastball game in the south country and we got rained out.
(Dad used to back catch for our pastor; I have so many
great memories of watching them play together.) Coming
up over the big hill south of our farm on our way home, we
were greeted with sloughs in every divot and hollow there
was. Four inches in a short period of time tends to add up
in a hurry!
Several years later, a more threatening storm with ominous
dark clouds was moving towards our farm. We had been
just come home from singing with the Christian Cowboys
that weekend and were unpacking the motorhome. As the
dark clouds headed straight for us, we took authority over
those clouds and that storm and told them that they were
not welcome on our place. Before our eyes, we saw those
clouds split and go around us on both sides.
After we were married for some time, Hubby was on
his way home from hauling bales and he was just ahead
of a bad storm. He called me and we agreed for God’s
protection over our home and animals. We saw that storm
move around our land before our very eyes and later we had
seen that it had hailed on both the east and west boundaries
of our pasture, missing ours completely.
God says in His Word, “I tell you the truth, anyone who
believes in me will do the same works I have done, and
even greater works, because I am going to be with the
Father. You can ask for anything in my name, and I will do
it, so that the Son can bring glory to the Father. Yes, ask
me for anything in my name, and I will do it!” If we believe
God will protect us in the physical (and spiritual, emotion,
relational and financial) storms in life, He will! He
promises in His Word that “no weapon formed against you
will prosper... and no harm will come near your dwelling.”
If you hold Him to His Word, He will hasten to perform
it! Take the authority God has given you today and use it
to declare peace and protection over your household, your
family, your animals and your possessions! You don’t have
to cower... you can CONQUER FEAR and take authority
over that attack and come out unscathed in Jesus’ name!
Read Psalm 91 every day. Get it in your spirit and the
next time a storm comes your way, you can stand on His
promises and declare peace and protection!
“For you have made the Lord, my refuge, even the Most
High, your dwelling place. No evil will befall you, nor
will any plague come near your tent. For He will give His
angels charge concerning you, to guard you in all your
ways.”
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270 Caribou St. W.
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Market Place
REDUCED to $129,900 Move right in! Super starter or
retirement home! 2 bedroom bungalow. Large living room,
good size kitchen with updated
cabinets. Main floor laundry. Single garage.
Extensively renovated inside and out! Large dining
room, spacious living room. Original pocket doors. 3
bedrooms upstairs. 3rd level loft and
bedroom. Garage. Now listed at $269,900.
of Moose Jaw
306-694-5766
www.remax-moosejaw.sk.ca
Sonya Bitz 631-8471
Bryan Gilbert 631-4790
ICE
of Moose Jaw
306-694-5766
Lori Keeler
Beth Vance
631-8069 Frank Hammel 684-9491
631-0886 Gladys Gray
631-8181
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Over 1600 sqft bungalow, completely finished. Gourmet
kitchen, large island, quartz counter tops. Main floor
laundry. Lower level developed family room,
den, bath, bedrooms, storage and utility.
Excellent starter home. Good size living room, large
dining room. 2 bedrooms. Some updates have been
done. 50x125’ lot. Revenue potential! Listed at
$104,900
Duplex condo bungalow, over 1100 sqft 2 bedrooms.
Spacious living, dining and kitchen areas. 9 foot ceilings
throughout. Direct entry to single attached garage. One
owner condo!
REAL ESTATE
LIST
NEW
Kaitlin Hammel 684-4675
Sunningdale condo, move right in! Rich dark maple
cabinets with pantry and island. Adjoining casual dining.
Hardwood floors. Upper level with 3 bedrooms.
Fully developed lower level. Single attached garage.
of Moose Jaw
306-694-5766
JC Chhokar 631-5220
1210
Stadacona St W
88
Kalmia Cres
1049
Stadacona St W
$539,500
$469,000
$139,900
913-915
Hochelaga St W
306-694-4747
324 Main Street N.
MOOSE JAW, SK
1707 COTEAU ST. W.
1117 MAIN ST. N.
Great upgrades and finishes in this 5
bedroom, 3 bathroom home. Includes a
double attached garage in the back.
Quick Possession Available. Neat, clean
and ready to move into! Perfect location
for a first time buyer or possible revenue.
$175,000
$419,900
DEREK MCRITCHIE
REALTOR®
AMBER TANGJERD
REALTOR®
E.G. (Bub) HILL
REALTOR®
BILL MCLEAN
REALTOR®
Walk-Out style bungalow with
open concept combining the living
room, dining room and kitchen.
LOCATED ACROSS FROM A
PARK/OUTDOOR RINK and WALKING
DISTANCE TO SUNNINGALE SCHOOL!
1121 Meier Dr
ING
1350 PRINCESS CRES.
Stunning 4 bedroom home with plenty
of charm and character! Must be seen
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Crops doing
fine, hay yields
strong
Crops are coming along fine in most of
Saskatchewan, with the exception of
haying.
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture crop report for the week ended
July18 notes only 22 per cent of the hay
crop has been cut with 28 per cent put
up.
That is well below the five year average
of 23 per cent cut and 40 per cent baled
or in silage Hay stands are in good condition, despite the humidity and rain.
Hay yields are above average with alfalfa, 1.6 tons per acre; alfalfa-brome, 1.5
tons; other tame hay, 1.3; and greenfeed,
2.2 tons.
Average five year yield overall is 1.4
tons an acre.
In the southeast (including Moose Jaw),
39 per cent of pulses, 30 per cent of oilseeds and 26 per cent of spring cereals
are ahead of normal.
In the southwest, 24 per cent of pulses,
23 per cent of oilseeds and 30 per cent
of spring cereals are ahead of usual.
Rainfall across the southwest ranged
from a trace to 98mm (four inches) at
Swift Current. Moose Jaw had 64mm.
Rain has caused some lodging and
flooding in some regions.
LEGARE
On July 15, 2016 our
family lost an amazing woman and our
family matriarch Ruth
Alice Legare. Born on
July 31, 1925, Ruth lived a life full of family and
friends who will miss her dearly. A blind date led
to a meeting that would result in her marriage to
Victor Joseph Legare and a busy family of four.
In her earlier years Ruth worked at the Grant Hall;
finishing off her working career at the Moose
Jaw Medical Clinic, retiring at 69 years of age.
As her family grew older Ruth became a world
traveler and spent many wonderful vacations with
close friends Bernice and Tony. Enjoying her coffee club she spoke fondly of the “girls” and their
times together. She would laugh about their antics and garden party hats. Ruth leaves to mourn
her passing son Victor (Wendy) Legare, daughters Glenna Holness and Bonnie Legare, son Dale
(Martine) Legare; and sister Helen Kryzanowski.
Her pride and joy included six wonderful grandchildren and three cherished great-grandchildren.
Ruth is predeceased by her husband of over forty years Victor, her parents Blanche and Lewis,
brothers Bob and Ken Chapman, and son-in-law
Wayne Holness. Ruth’s life will be celebrated at
W.J. Jones & Son Chapel on Friday July 22, 2016
at 1:30 pm. Please sign the memorial register at
website: www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
Ken Striha
Oct 2, 1947 – July 29, 2015
Forever in our hearts
Ken – Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear
Fond memories linger everyday
Remembrance keeps you near
Until we are together again
Also remembering
son Scott Striha – July 30, 1983
Phil Wagner – Apr 28,1987
Marie Wagner – May 9, 2002
Nick Striha – July 9, 1999
Yvonne Striha – July 17, 1985
Our family would like to thank our friends for the
kindness and support shown to us in the past year.
It will never be forgotten and has helped us get
through the days that have been so hard. The
phone calls and dropping by have kept us going.
Karen, Richard, Lynn, Brandon, Brooke, Kim,
Andrew, Tanya, Nicholas and Kaitlyn
“I love you every day.
And now I will
miss you every day.”
-Mitch Albom, For One More Day
Moose Jaw Duplicate Bridge
Club results
ROOKIE/MASTER PAIRS MONDAY EVE
SESSION JULY 4, 2016
1 Gail Fitzpatrick - Bob Cobbe
2 Rae Trites - Adele Owatz
3/4 Dave Morrell - Don Bonnett
3/4 Don MacDonald - Jeff Bryant
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PAIRS
WEDNESDAY AFT SESSION JULY 6, 2016
A B C
1 1
Gail Fitzpatrick - Dave Morrell
2
Rae Trites - Nancy Findlay
3
Sharon Gronsdahl - Neta Van Iderstine
THURS. STRAT PAIRS THURSDAY EVE
1
Don MacDonald - Ida Mae Bryant
2
Donna Campbell - Ron Campbell
3
Rae Trites - Nancy Findlay
ROOKIE/MASTER PAIRS MONDAY EVE
1 Sharon Gronsdahl - Laura Westfall
2 Gail Fitzpatrick - Bob Cobbe
THURS. STRAT PAIRS THURSDAY EVE
A B C
1/2
Dave Morrell - Valerie Morrell
1/2
Len Davidson - Ken Newton
COSMO SHUFFLEBOARD
RESULTS
Monday, July 11/16
A Side:
1st - Marge Gardner & Stan Gardner
2nd - Maria McKay & Pauline Budd
B Side:
1st - Jerrold Delahey & Irwin Manske
2nd - Stuart Anderson & Lyle Greiner
Wednesday, July 13/16
A Side:
1st - Geraldine Hildebrand & Ron Olliver
2nd - Shirley Gould & Stan Gardner
B Side:
1st - Ann Harrison & Lyle Greiner
2nd - Joyce Richmond & Bill Gould
Thursday, July 14/16
A Side:
1st - Shirley Campbell & Gladys Davey
2nd - Pauline Budd & Irwin Manske
B Side:
1st - Richard Harrison & Stan Gardner
2nd - Leona Duncan & Jerrold Delahey
Honour the memory of a loved one with a
memorial gift to support the Moose Jaw
Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital.
Please contact us for more
information.
Moose Jaw Health Foundation
55 Diefenbaker Drive
Moose Jaw, SK S6J 0C2
Phone (306) 694-0373
www.mjhf.org
Rotary announces $35
million in additional
funds to end Polio
Submitted by Judy Vermette
(Publicity Chair, Rotary Club of Moose Jaw Wakamow)
Many people don’t know
much about Rotary. Despite
more than a century of Rotarians creating change in
communities around the
globe, many people don’t
understand what Rotary is,
how we’re different, and why
they should engage with us.
To thrive in the 21 century
Rotary needs a strong identity. And while every Rotary
club is unique, this article from Rotary’s international
magazine The Rotarian puts a spotlight on a major focus of all Rotary clubs around the world.
Rotary committed an additional US$35 million in grants
to support the global effort to end polio – donating a total of US$70 million in 2016 alone.
The announcement comes on the heels of significant
strides made against the paralyzing disease, leaving just
two polio-endemic countries – Afghanistan and Pakistan. If current progress continues, 2016 may mark the
last case of wild poliovirus.
“While we are experiencing unprecedented success
against polio, it is imperative to maintain high immunity and quality surveillance in all countries of the world
until polio is fully eradicated,” said Michael K. McGovern, chair of Rotary’s International PolioPlus Committee. “We must protect the progress in polio-free parts of
the world, as well as stopping transmission in Pakistan
and Afghanistan.”
Speaking today at Rotary’s annual international convention, Dr. Rebecca Martin, Director of the US Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention’s Center for Global
Health, emphasized the importance of remaining vigilant. “All countries remain at risk for importation of
poliovirus as long as it is circulating in Pakistan and
Afghanistan”, said Martin. “Now is the time the world
must act rapidly and together in stopping any outbreaks
of polio. Countries need to detect virus and respond with
vaccination through quality immunization campaigns.”
To sustain this progress, and protect all children from
polio, experts say US $1.5 billion is urgently needed.
Without full funding and political commitment, this
paralyzing disease could return to previously polio-free
countries, putting children everywhere at risk. Rotary
has contributed more than $1.5 billion and countless
volunteer hours to fight polio, with Korean Rotary clubs
donating more than US $14.6 million to the effort. In
addition to contributing funds, Korean Rotary members
have traveled at their own expense to immunize children against polio in India. Through 2018, every dollar
Rotary commits to polio eradication will be matched
two-to-one by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation up
to US $35 million a year.
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BIZWORLD
Folks: settle controversial situation over a couple of drafts
Stories about booze always make headlines.
What better way to capture headlines in the hot midsummer holiday season than a fight over beer taxes?
The fight emerged when Alberta’s NDP government
restructured beer taxes in that deficit-riddled province.
Starting in late July, Albertans paid more to cry in
their beer about collapsed oil prices.
That increase in tax revenue upset the Saskatchewan
government. “Foul! No Fair!” cried Saskatchewan
politicians.
You see, the Notley government in Alberta broke a
beer deal made by its predecessor Conservative government.
Under that New West agreement to try and end
cross-provincial trade barriers in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia, there was a deal regulating beer trade.
The agreement gave independent brewers and craft
brewers from each province an alcohol tax advantage not received by the big national brewers.
The idea was to encourage growth in beer sales and
jobs in the three provinces, at the expense of the big
eastern-based brewery corporations.
It succeeded. Employee-owned Great Western Beer
of Saskatoon sells about 30 per cent of production
into Alberta.
GWG sales are proof that there is no accounting for
some Albertans’ beer tastes, unless the new Great
Western drinkers were former Pilsner gulpers.
The tempest in the beer mug arose when Saskatchewan discovered that craft brewers and independent
brewers in Alberta will receive some as yet unannounced rebates on the increased tax.
Our free trade politicians screamed.
Lost on them and the other provinces was the irony
of the beer trade deal in the first place. The Partners
West agreement is supposed to reduce interprovincial trade barriers for all under a free trade theme.
What the beer agreement achieved was to make beer
from national brewers less competitive. Sounds like
good old-fashioned Socialism, only brokered by
right wing free traders.
If one didn’t know better, you could assume the just
broken beer deal is a baby step towards a Republic
of Western Canada. Go ahead, laugh but our neighbours to the south founded their country on a revolt
over taxes on tea, of all things.
We need to resolve this high profile issue before this
Alberta-Saskatchewan beer fight turns into a John
Wayne style brawl.
Why don’t the ministers and premiers involved settle the matter over a few beer instead of lobbing
darts through the media? Sounds like a reasonable,
mature way to solve the issue.
Wonder what kind of hangovers would result?
In case you’re wondering Dear Reader, I have not
been drinking or smoking anything while contemplating, writing or editing this piece.
I swear on my Evian bottle of water.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
Tough times ahead at Wakamow Valley
by Scott Hellings
Maryland Trail Wakamow Valley
The Sask Party was forced to make some
tough decisions in the 2016-17 Provincial
Budget. Unfortunately, this led to a cut in
funding for the Wakamow Valley Authority. That surprised Margaret Moran, CEO
of Wakamow Valley Authority, who says
they have had to make some tough decisions of their own.
Overall, Wakamow lost $127,000 in statutory funding and $30,000 in supplementary funding. Moran says she knows that
doesn’t sound like a lot of money — and
in relation to the overall provincial budget,
it isn’t — but it does mean a lot to Wakamow. Funds are used for development
of areas like the new suspension bridge
and the Kinsmen-Wellesley playground,
as well as trail development and maintenance.
“You need money to do all of those
things,” said Moran. “When people ask
me what we do in the park, I just tell them
to think of your own back and front yards;
just think of everything you do every week
to maintain those little spaces. Now multiply that by thousands to make up the 450
acres that we take care of and you will see
where the money is spent.”
With the loss of funding, Wakamow has
had to lay off four workers. It also means
they will no longer go ahead with plans
to create two new positions — one in the
campground area and an additional administrative role.
“The funding cut was devastating to
Wakamow. When you lose a third of your
funding, it is very hard to make that up,
especially since we don’t have a lot of
mechanisms to generate funding. We do
generate some revenue from renting our
facilities, but that is really just a cost re-
covery in that situation — we don’t do that
to make a profit,” said Moran. “We tried
very hard not to impact our staff but it is
just impossible when you lose that much
money.”
As a result, Moran says you will likely notice a difference in the park.
“It means that we might not mow our fields
as much…People might notice that things
aren’t being kept up as much. We are still
concerned with maintenance to make sure
things don’t fall apart. — safety is a big
issue and we will still be addressing safety
issues right away. It is the aesthetics that
will fall by the wayside,” said Moran.
“We do want to protect our interests and
the McCaig Gardens is one such example.
We put in over $20,000 worth of perennials in there and we don’t want to see that
go to weed. That will be maintained.”
Wakamow does have a reserve fund in
place, although it is mostly used for capital expenditures.
“Mostly, that is for repairs, so if our roof
needs repairing or something like that. We
are hesitant to use that because things happen, like wear and tear, that aren’t covered
by insurance. For example, the Sportsman’s Centre is very old and a lot of repairs need to be done. That comes out of
the reserve fund. And some of the reserve
funds are for the bridge or for the playground. For the most part, it is restricted
to a certain project,” said Moran. “We
would be hesitant to use that because all
we would be doing is leaving us short for
the future.”
Wakamow is a member of the Association
of Saskatchewan Urban Parks and Conservation Agencies (ASUPCA). Four other
urban parks also had their funding cut, including parks in Swift Current, Weyburn,
North Battleford, and Prince Albert. Funds
were not cut to Wascana Centre Authority
in Regina and Meewasin Valley Authority
in Saskatoon. Moran believes Wakamow
should have also been exempt.
“The province is reviewing their funding.
Wakamow’s position is that we are more
similar to Wascana and Meewasin in that
we have the Wakamow Valley Authority
Act. The province actually had to make
an amendment to that act to take away
that $127,000,” said Moran. “We feel that
if they are reviewing Wascana and Meewasin then we should have been included in that review for the year and remain
status quo with our funding. Knowing that
we would be reviewed, we could readjust
and do something different.”
Given the lack of resource revenue, the
Sask Party government had to face many
petition at the Wakamow office, the Burgdifficult decisions.
“It was a very tough budget and we had er Cabin, and also at Ottawa Real Estate.
some tough decisions to make and that
was one of them, cutting that funding to
Wakamow Valley,” said
Moose Jaw Wakamow
MLA Greg Lawrence.
“It wasn’t an easy decision.”
Lawrence says there is
always the possibility
that the province could
revisit the funding issue at a later date. Until
then, he feels the city
could help offset the loss
of funds.
“There is increased funding to municipalities
with revenue sharing.
Moose Jaw has gone up
157 per cent since 200708. It has increased substantially from around
that two million mark
to around seven million.
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