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Moose Jaw Express

MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, August 31, 2016 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
Volume 9, Issue 35
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
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Old time threshing, ploughing to be
featured at museum threshing bee
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
WARRIORS HOCKEY CAMP
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GAX GET-TOGETHER
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Harvesting the oats crop at the Sukanen Ship Museum was
a tough operation.
The crop, fuelled by 16 inches of rain, kept plugging the
old John Deere binder, as it made sheaves and spit them on
the ground.
At one point the binder operators were stopped midway
down the field unplugging the machine. Discouraging, unflattering words emerged from them.
Jack Hartel of Mackenzie, B.C., a visitor while the binding
was on, walked over and made a large stook of the wet oats
sheaves.
“This is fun,” said Hartel, who used to stook sheaves in his
younger days in the Parkbeg district.
The stooks of oats will be threshed at the annual threshing bee Saturday, Sept. 10 and Sunday, Sept. 11 by vintage
threshing machines.
The old time days farming demos kick off with an 8 a.m.
pancake breakfast each day, followed by time to visit the
museum’s buildings and a range of activities.
The weekend is the last day of opening for this season.
While harvesting demonstrations in mid-afternoon are the
highlight, a tractor pull demonstration ends the afternoons.
Ploughing the summer-fallow field will be done along with
hand threshing, rope making, blacksmithing, quilting and
square dancing.
A vintage tractor/vehicle parade is at 1 p.m. daily.
“Come and see how the pioneers farmed and have a good
time,” says president Gord Ross.
One new feature this year is renovation by volunteers of the
old barber shop, spruced up with a new roof, new interior
and uncluttering of the shop.
And the new Leonard Fysh Pharmacy building is complete.
A grand opening on Sunday at 2 p.m. will be held for the
new Founders’ Building. The building, started last year by
four of the remaining founders, will store their private collections, but is open to the public.
The four remaining founders — Garry Davis, Andy Sentes,
Dick and Charlie Meacher – are now three. Dick Meacher
has passed away.
A sign in tribute to him will be unveiled reading: Founders’
Garage, Dick Meacher, Proprietor.
Saturday winds up with a 7 p.m. dance and jam session.
Rev. Bob Langdon conducts the 11 a.m. Sunday service in
the museum church.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
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EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY AUGUST 31ST
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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.
TUESDAYS BINGO at Church of Our Lady Parish
Hall; 7:00 p.m. start. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
MOOSE
JAW
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
PRESENTS THE FILM PRIDE, as part of the
Pride Film Series on Thursday, September 1st at 7pm.
Pride is a historical comedy-drama that was nominated for
the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
or Comedy in 2014. Realizing that they share common
foes in Margaret Thatcher, the police and the conservative
press, London-based gays and lesbians lend their support
to striking coal miners in 1984 Wales. This film is presented
with the support of the Community Initiatives Fund and in
partnership with Moose Jaw Pride and Glam J. Admission is
free. Everyone is welcome.
MOOSE
JAW
HUMANE
SOCIETY’S
PAWSITIVELY FABULOUS BOOK will be open
from the end of August to mid-September in the Town
‘N’ Country Mall’s shop space across from The Source.
With books in genres that range from fantasy to non-fiction
to romance to do-it-yourself and cookbooks. There is
something for everyone. You will even find some children’s
literature so you can help foster a new generation of readers
at a more than reasonable price! The Book Sale is staffed
completely by dedicated volunteers, so all proceeds go
directly to helping your community’s animals in need. You
can buy as many books as you can carry and feel great about
it! If you are interested in becoming one of our volunteers,
you may stop by the shelter to fill out a volunteer form, email
events@mjhs.ca, or call 306-692-1517. The Book Sale will
be open the following dates: Mondays to Saturdays until
September 17th.
SOLAR OVEN S’MORES for ages 10-14 to join
in on Wednesday, September 7th at 6.30pm at Moose
Jaw Public Library. Join for a fun filled Maker Night! It
is an experimenting evening trying to create unique Solar
Oven S’mores. No registration required. Admission is free.
Refreshments will be served.
MOOSE
JAW
CHAPTER
OF
SUPERANNUATED
TEACHERS
OF
SASKATCHEWAN “TO HELL WITH THE
BELL BREAKFAST” will be held at 9:00 am on
Wednesday, September 7th at the Wildlife Hall (Behind
T & C Mall). Cost Superannuate Members $5. New
Superannuates and spouses are FREE. Please contact
Debbie @306.692.0888 or email dblash@sasktel.net to
reserve your breakfast tickets.
“WHICH TREE IS THAT? A TOUR OF THE
TREES OF CRESCENT PARK” with Sarah Wist
Regent City of Moose Jaw Parks Gardener. The program
will take place on Thursday, September 8th at 2:30p.m.
at the Public Library. Come for a walk in Crescent Park
with City of Moose Jaw Parks Gardener Sarah Wist Regent.
She will teach you how to identify the most common trees
in Saskatchewan and what to do with your new found
knowledge. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
MOOSE JAW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
29TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT at
Hillcrest Golf Course on September 8 with shotgun start at
12:30 p.m.; best ball. Featuring fastest hole of golf Hole #16,
$40/team. To register call 306.692.6414 or email chamber@
mjchamber.com . Team registration $500/team; individual
$135pp and fastest hole contest $40/team.
“OL’ TIME ROCK N’ ROLL DINNER,
CHARITY AUCTION AND DANCE Fundraiser
in support of Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides will be
held September 9th at the Golden Nugget Centre; doors
open 5:30 pm with a social hour, followed by a served dinner
and an opportunity to meet Normand and his Dog Guide
“Austin”. There will be a charity auction and dancing our
“bobby sox” off to the best tunes of the 50s-60s era. Tickets
$45 pp and tables for 8 available. Everyone Welcome
to attend. To purchase tickets contact Llynne Lambert
@306.630.4997 or Lynann Pethick @306.694.4121.
MOOSE JAW TAOIST TAI CHI Open House try
before you buy & registration on Saturday Sept 10th 11am –
noon at the social hall in St. Andrew’s United Church.
PAINT NITE sponsored by the Moose Jaw Masonic
Building Corporation will take place on September 10th
from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm at the Masonic Temple, 1755
Main St. N. Cost $45pp. Come out and enjoy a fun evening
with your friends learning to paint. Refreshments will be
available. There will be a 50/50 draw. Please register before
August 26th at http://paintnite.com/events/1098861.html .
Please arrive 15 minutes early.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Deputy Dawg says:
L O C A L G O V E R N ME N T E L E C T I O N
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R U R A L M U N I C I P A L I T Y O F M O O SE J A W
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nominations of cand id ates f or th e of f ices of :
R E E V E ,
C O U N C IL L O R F O R D IV IS IO N N O .O N E (1 ),
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w il l b e r eceive d b y th e und er si g ned at th e
municip al of f ice f r om 9 : 0 0 a. m. to 1 2 : 0 0 p . m.
and 1 : 0 0 p . m. to 4 : 3 0 p . m. M ond ay to F r id ay
until W ed nesd ay, Sep temb er 2 1 st , 2 0 1 6 at
4 : 0 0 p . m. l ocal time. N omination f or ms may
b e ob tained f r om th e municip al of f ice at
# 3 - 1 4 1 0 C ar ib ou St. W est M oose Ja w , SK .
D ated th is 2 9 th d ay of A ug us t, 2 0 1 6 .
Mi ke W i rg es
( R etur ning O f f icer )
(306) 693-4466
326 HIGH ST W, MOOSE JAW
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special insurance needs. Condominium
policies can protect your possessions,
provide coverage should your condominium
unit become damaged or unlivable and
protect you in the event you're found legally
responsible for bodily injury to someone else
or for damage to their property. Please
contact our office for more information.
CITY OF MOOSE JAW
All Departments in City Hall will be closed on:
Monday, September 5, 2016
(Labour Day)
In addition, there will be
NO TRANSIT SERVICE.
Seniors Ride with STC
for $15 One-Way
This September
MLA for the Moose Jaw
North Constituency
The Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) has announced
the return of their Senior Seat Sale.
From September 1st to 30th, 2016, seniors (60+) can ride anywhere STC
goes for just $15 one-way. Learn more at stcbus.com/seniorsale
326-B High Street West • 306-692-8884 • moosejawnorthmla@shaw.ca • www.warrenmichelson.ca • Open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday to Friday
Harvest off to an average start;
yields above average
By Ron Walter For Agri-Mart Express
Farmers in Saskatchewan, helped by a few
warm days, had three per cent of the crop off
the field by mid-August.
That is equivalent to the five-year average,
according to the Saskatchewan Ministry of
Agriculture weekly crop report.
Harvest had progressed well with early seeded crops by August 15 with 62 per cent of
winter wheat done, 15 per cent of peas and
five per cent of lentils done.
Four per cent of barley and mustard was
combined. Nine per cent of canola and mustard had been swathed.
Early yields are above the five year and 10year averages except for lentils and chickpeas.
Estimated oilseed yields provincially are
canola, 37 bushels an acre; flax, 26 bushels;
and mustard 1,300 pounds an acre.
Oilseed estimates for the southwest are canola, 34 bushels an acre; flax, 23 bushels; and
mustard 1,400 pounds an acre.
Provincial estimated cereal grain yields are
spring wheat, 43 bushels; durum, 45 bushels;
barley, 66 bushels; oats, 85 bushels; winter
wheat, 58 bushels; and fall rye, 55 bushels.
Southwest cereal grain estimated yields are
spring wheat, 58 bushels; durum, 43 bushels;
barley, 66 bushels; oats, 63 bushels; winter
wheat, 52 bushels; and fall rye, 58 bushels.
Pulse crop yield estimates across the province
are peas, 40 bushels an acre, lentils, 1,250
pounds an acre; and chickpeas, 1,260 pounds.
Pulse yield estimates for the southwest are
peas, 40 bushels; lentils, 1,400 pounds; and
chickpeas, 1,200 pounds.
Provincial soybean yields are projected at 29
bushels an acre with the southwest region at
35 bushels.
Municipal candidates
will speak at public
forum
The public forum for Moose Jaw’s municipal
elections is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Wednesday,
September 28 in the Centennial Auditorium at
A.E. Peacock Collegiate.
Voting will take place exactly one month later
on Wednesday, October 26. The cut-off date for
submission of nominations is Wednesday, September 21. Candidates will have until the next
day to withdraw their intent.
The format for the forum will involve the candidates for the mayoral position each being afforded five minutes to address the public. Candidates for councillor will then each be allocated
three minutes. The speaking order for both positions will be determined by the date in which
candidates have submitted their nomination
forms with first to enter, first to speak.
After all candidates have had the opportunity
to present their backgrounds and proposals, the
floor will be open to the general public for questions and answers. There will be no cost to the
public or candidates for admission or for participation.
The forum will once again be sponsored by the
Kinsmen Club of Moose Jaw. The organizer is
Russ McKnight, who has chaired the event for
the past 36 years. Any questions may be directed to McKnight at 306-692-3233.
DEPENDABLE FLOOR SOLUTIONS
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1 ST AVENUE NW (MJ)
DENTAL CLINIC
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821 1ST AVENUE NW. MOOSE JAW
I WOULD LIKE TO ANNOUNCE THE
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DR. RANDY GILEWICH
OF THE REGINA DENTAL GROUP
Y
I AM EXCITED TO BE PART
OF THIS GROUP AND WILL
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DENTISTRY AT THIS LOCATION
D R IN K S P E C I A L S
Monday - $3.75 House Wine
Tuesday - $5.00 20 oz Pints
Wednesday - $3.75 Cocktails
Thursday - $7.50 32 oz Schooners
Friday - $4.00 Vodka Paralyzers and Caesars
Saturday - Ladies Night $3.75 Cocktails, House Wine, Highballs & Domestic Bottles
Sunday - Happy Hour All Day
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Important Notice:
MOOSE JAW
Effective Wednesday, September 7th, the GIANT TIGER EXPRESS.COM
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weekly flyer will be delivered to your home by the Moose Jaw Express.
YOUR COMMUNITY • YOUR NEWSPAPER
musicians welcome. Bring your favorite swing melodies. To
learn more, come to band practice or contact the Bandleader
at 693-6262.
THE MOOSE JAW TRAP AND SKEET CLUB
is now open for the season. We shoot on Thur. evening at
6:30 p.m. and Sundays at 1:00 p.m. We are located across
the No. 1 from the end of Thatcher Dr. about a quarter mi.
New shooters are welcome. Come join us for an enjoyable
time. For information call Al at 306-631-0833.
SUNNINGDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH
invites you to Sunday Services starting at 10:30 a.m.,
Youth Group Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m., and Friday
Evening Services starting at 7:00 p.m. Please join us at
61 Avens Road for a great time of fellowship. Please phone
306-693-7040 or email info@sunningdalechurch.ca
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 every Friday from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. Cost
$2. Fill your morning with music and dance. All are welcome!
Pickle Ball 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. 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 6:00 p.m.
Cosmo Jam Sessions Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to
11:00 a.m. Cost $2. Come join the fun and great music!
Line Dancing at Cosmo Centre starting Thursday,
September 15th . Beginners Classes at 9:45 am until 10:15
am; Regular Classes at 10:30 am until 11:30 am. Instructor
Lillian Wadham. Call Evelyn 306.694.1852.
Mini Canasta Tournament at the Cosmo Centre on Friday,
September 9th at 1:00 pm. Cost $5 includes snacks &
prizes.
MILITARY WHIST TOURNAMENT at the Cosmo
Centre on Saturday, September 10th. Register at 9:30 a.m./
Games begin at 10:00 a.m. Cost $12 includes lunch & prizes.
p.m. The Annual General Meeting will be held at 11:30. Join
in the discussion of what you need to know about Moose
Jaw’s unique environment and the assets in the community.
Seating is limited so please register prior to September 12th
to 306.692.6414; fax 306.694.6463 Or email chamber@
mjchamber.com
HABIT FOR HUMANITY’S 1ST ANNUAL
5KM COLOUR RUN will be held on Saturday
September 17th, 9am – 3:30pm in Wakamow. For registration
or more information please call Derek 306-692-5050 or Ken
306-631-9677.
THIRD ANNUAL HIGHWAY TO HEROES
CAR SHOW AND CONCERT will be held Saturday,
Sept. 17 at 15 Wing Moose Jaw. Sponsored by the 15 Wing
Fellowship, the car show will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
with all vehicles of interest welcome to attend. The day will
include music by Hot Lix beginning at 1:30 p.m., displays of
aircraft, tower tours, children’s activities, concessions, silent
auction, 50-50 draws and prizes. Proceeds will go towards
supporting military members and their families. Admission
will be $10 for adults with children 12 and under free. Further
information available at 306-694-2273.
JOB FAIR will be held on September 21st from 10:30
– 3:00 p.m. at the Heritage Inn, 1590 Main Street North.
Registration deadline is September 14th for employers
only. Contact Papi Tshiswaka 306.566.6000 ext 110/ papi.
tshiswaka@cecs-sk.ca or Moose Jaw & District Chamber of
Commerce 306.692.6414 chamber@mjchamber.com
BRENDA LEE COTTRELL & THE LEGENDS
Concert playing the memorable music of the 60’s legendary
ladies on Friday, September 23rd at 7:00 p.m. in the
Mae Wilson Theatre. Tickets $25 (plus charges) can be
purchased at the Cultural Centre Box Office (306)693-4700
or www.moosejawculture.ca
50+ LIFESTYLES EXPO will be held on September
24th at the Heritage Inn Hotel & Convention Centre.
Vendor space available please call the Event Coordinator
306.630.4041 for more details
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
COMING EVENTS
THE YOGA LOFT 5TH ANNUAL OPEN
HOUSE Extravaganza will be held on Saturday,
September 10, 9:00am-2:00pm. There will be Door Prizes;
Merchandise & Yoga Pass Sale; Tea & Snacks; Free Classes
as listed below:Free Classes for Newbies from 9:30-10:30am/
Beginner Vinyasa Flow 11:00am-12:00pm/ Beginner Yin/
Free Community Class for Members 12:30-1:30/ All Levels
Vinyasa Flow. For more info or to register call 306.690.5399
or go to www.myyogaloft.com
PARKINSON SUPERWALK will be held on
Saturday, September 10th at Wakamow Valley Kinsmen
– Wellesley Park. Registration will be held at 12:00 pm with
Opening Ceremonies at 1:00 pm. 2 km Walk to commence
at 1:15 pm. More information at www.parkinsonsuperwalk.
com . Contact Sandra Luchia 306.692.1252.
SPORT TAPING CLINIC will be held on Sunday,
September 11th from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (break for
lunch at 12 noon) at Riverview Collegiate, 650 Coteau St.
W. Course Fee $25pp for taping materials and handouts.
Registration deadline September 8th. Please register at
http://www.gosouthwest.ca/what-we-do/training .
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 15th, 16th and
17th, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To register, call 306-6938097 or email: admin.tmj@sasktel.net
MJ
&
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OF
COMMERCE PRESIDENT’S EVENT along
with an informative panel discussion on development and
community economic drivers for Moose Jaw & District
brought to you by Greg Simpson (Simpson Seeds Inc.) Scott
Greenough (CAE Canada Inc.) and Deb Thorn (Economic
Development Officer for the City of Moose Jaw) will be held
on September 16th at the Heritage Inn from 11:45 – 1:00
MOOSE JAW 2015 MODEL YEAR CLEARANCE
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Warriors help kids develop hockey skills
by Scott Hellings
Assistant Coach Mark O’Leary leads the kids in a passing drill.
Dozens of kids between the ages of five and 13 recently spent the remainder of the summer holidays on
the ice, alongside their hockey heroes. Once again,
the Warriors held their annual Kids Camp from August 15-19. It proved to be a fun and educational experience for everyone.
This is the fourth year for the camp. It is held in conjunction with Canadian Tire Jumpstart. Kids were
broken up into three different age groupings: five to
seven, eight to 10, and 11 to 13. Each group received
two-and-a-half hours of on-ice instruction each day.
Participants received a special Warriors hockey camp
jersey and one adult and one child or student ticket to
a Warriors game in 2016-17.
“We’re just trying to have a little fun with Moose Jaw
Minor Hockey,” said Mark O’Leary, assistant coach
with the Warriors and on-ice instructor during the
camp. “Every game when you look up in the stands,
you can see a lot of these kids cheering us on. This is
a good chance for our players to return the favour and
help them out along the way.”
It is a lot of fun but the kids also learn by participating
in a variety of drills. Perhaps one day they, too, will
follow in the footsteps of their idols and will get an
opportunity to suit up for the Warriors.
“It’s all about the basics, so things like passing, shooting, and skating. Those things never got old — even
at our level we have to work on them at every practice,” said O’Leary. “We want them to have fun but at
the end of the week we also want them to go back to
their teams as a better player.”
Some of the Warriors who participated in the camp
include Zach Sawchenko, Brett Howden and Tanner
Jeannot. Howden says the players enjoy the experience as much as the kids.
“This is a lot of fun. You can see all the kids are having fun out there and they are learning lots,” said
Howden. “I wish there was something like that when
I was younger…I love being out on the ice with the
kids. They love coming to our games and they give
us lots of support, so it’s always nice to give back and
have some fun.”
“You get to see that youthful energy and enthusiasm
that they come here with every day. It is not as serious as it is throughout the season and it really puts a
smile on your face,” added O’Leary. “It goes back to
the grassroots of the game and it is a lot of fun. We as
a staff and as a team always have a good time doing
this.”
REFLECTIVE MOMENTS
End-of-summer essay revisits good times
If I were an elementary school student returning to the
classroom for another round of educational activities, the
teacher would likely assign me a report on what happened
during the summer recess.
Oh how I used to dread those assignments — other students always seemed to have so much more exciting times
to discuss in their essays. And there was no way to embellish as in a small town, one’s business was never a secret.
Now that the years have passed, I am excited to share stories of summer events, especially since for the past two
years, none have involved surgeries or wayward sponges.
And so, here is my report of my/our summer activities:
New scenery is always exciting to view and we did our
share of that beginning the second weekend in June, heading east to Manitoba and into Ontario, through forests and
fields, stone and curves, cities, towns and rural roads (see previous column for all the
driving details.
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On our first day in Ontario, a mandatory stop was at a cemetery in Oxdrift where uncles
I had never met are buried. In fact they died in 1922 when my Dad was just a lad. The
graveyard is beside the highway and for the most part is well-kept. Even though we had
never met, seeing the Roscoe and Herbie Steele names on either side of the monument
was enough to make me a bit weepy, thinking of them as young men and remembering
how my parents had visited the cemetery and sent donations for its upkeep. Their deaths
were recorded as June 3, 1922 and there we were paying tribute on June 11, 2016, a
span of 94 years in between. “We have lost and Heaven has gained, one of the best the
world contained,” read the memorial tribute to each uncle.
As we motored on, it wasn’t the amazing scenery that made the trip so special. It was
the chance to see long-time friends that inspired us to make this voyage.
The Walters’ Dinner Theatre near Woodstock was the main destination, it being operated by the Walters Family, whose acquaintance we first made in the mid-1980s when
I hired the family band to perform at the Hometown Fair. Since then we have followed
the family’s careers and occasionally visited with Darren Walters who was just a lad on
that first visit to Moose Jaw.
In Woodstock we met up with Stan and Carole Butler, now of Brockville, and formerly
of Moose Jaw from 1974 to 1981. We have visited back and forth over the years and
maintained a friendship with them and their children. They didn’t hesitate when we
asked if they would like to spend time with us in Woodstock and take in the Walters’
Family concert in a converted barn dinner theatre.
We spent plenty of time catching up during our time together and thankfully, they knew
their way around the area so there was no more getting lost. We had a jovial time at the
pre-concert dinner in the barn, meeting other patrons of the theatre before moving to
our seats for the family’s concert. It was humbling to be recognized from the stage by
Bradley and Darren Walters as being instrumental in helping the band’s career. After
the event we were welcomed graciously into the family home where we visited more
with mom Shirley, sister Kim and her son Skylar and other extended family. The end of
the evening came far too soon, but it was a part of the trip we would not have wanted
to miss.
After saying a tearful farewell to The Butlers the next day in the hotel parking lot, we
headed for Brampton and the home of another long-time musical friend. Fred White,
formerly with The Carlton Showband and spouse Mary Ann White gave us precise
directions to their home, and we spent three hours visiting, talking about his days on
the road and discussing various other topics of interest to the four of us. Our time with
them ended too soon for us, but home was calling and we had to hit the road for Saskatchewan.
But the summer was just beginning: To be continued next week.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
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Tom Jackson to perform
in
support
of
the
Food
Bank
by Scott Hellings
Mark your calendars because a popular Canadian artist is
coming to Moose Jaw this December.
Tom Jackson is a well-known Canadian actor and singer
but he is also a philanthropist. For decades now, he has
travelled the country to help raise funds for local food
banks. In fact, he and his wife, Alison, have helped raise
over $250 million for food banks and other agencies
across Canada. Last year alone, Jackson raised approximately $50,000 for food banks in both Moose Jaw and
Regina. He will be retuning to Moose Jaw on Sunday,
December 4th for a pair of shows in support of the Moose
Jaw & District Food Bank.
The first show will be held at Zion United Church. It will
be a concert featuring popular tunes. Funds raised by that
performance will benefit the church. The Grant Hall show
will be held afterwards in the hotel’s dining room and will
feature a performance of “The Huron Carol.”
The Huron Carol began as a benefit concert that has since
evolved into a play. Other musicians, including country
star and frequent Telemiracle performer, Beverley Mahood, participate in the show.
It’s a show filled with music and heart. It is about a homeless man who was saved by two angels. That man is Jackson, who says his wife was one of those angels.
“It’s the story of a homeless guy who works at a shelter,
maybe he works at the food bank. He decided in his life
that he needed to help somebody else because that was
going to help him,” said Jackson. “Twenty-eight years
ago I lived in a hole in the ground. I swore then and I
swear now that I will never, ever go back…The creator
sent me an angel, a guy who was worse off than me. If
I hadn’t decided to help him, I wouldn’t be here today. I
will never go back to that hole, except to do one thing and
that is to help somebody.”
Jackson never intended for this to become such a
long-lasting project but he is happy to help those in need.
“When I first started this project, it was the early days
of food banks, sometime around 1988. They were not
prominent back then. But I was volunteering and one of
the organizations that I had linked up with needed Christmas hampers — they had a shortage of hampers the year
before. That is how the idea of a concert came about; I
had some musician friends in Toronto and we decided to
stage this concert. We decided to call it the Huron Carol
because we were in the traditional territory of the Huron
Indians and there was a song called the Huron Carol. That
is how it started,” explained Jackson.
“Because I found a real comfort, for lack of a better word,
working with food banks, it evolved. It was supposed to
be a one-off event but then I went to Winnipeg the next
year and there was an issue there where the food bank
was not able to pay the rent for the building they were in.
I said I have an idea, so let’s raise some money. A bunch
of Winnipeg musicians and I all got together and once
again we called it the Huron Carol.”
More than anything, Jackson loves helping those in need.
“There is one thing I cherish with this project; every night
I watch people leave the hall a better person than they
were when they came in. You know why? Because it
would be a sacrilege for me not to pass on that gift I was
given 28 years ago, and that is the gift of giving.”
The Zion show will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. It will be
Tom Jackson will return to Moose Jaw on December
4 for two shows.
held in the church gymnasium, to create a more intimate
atmosphere. That will be followed by the dinner show at
the Grant Hall. More information is forthcoming.
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“Best friends playing music:” Highwind drops new album
By Larissa Kurz
an author. ‘Caught in the Crossfire’
is the child’s perspective where they
love both of their parents but they’re
always fighting and they don’t know
whose side to choose,” explained
Taylor.
“‘Troubled Head’ is another one
from the husband’s perspective
where he’s spiralling further and further into a depressive state of loss
and self-loathing, I guess. . . ‘Quietly
Depressed’ is from the wife’s perspective, saying ‘look, I love you but
I can’t do this anymore.’”
The band has been playing together
for about three years, and until recently was a three-piece group. Taylor said it all started with him and
Chase Rysavy, guitarist, and just ran
from there.
“It started out with my best friend
Chase and I, we were always in separate bands and eventually we were
like, ‘hey wait a minute, why don’t
we start something?’” said Taylor.
From there, the two expanded to recruit Troy Waggoner as the band’s
drummer. The recent addition of
second guitarist Tyler Kidd is no
surprise, said Taylor, as it was something the band had been talking about
for a while.
Highwind is best described as alternative rock, a mix of the group’s
favorite bands: Brand New, Bright
Eyes, Cursive, Manchester Orchestra. Each member brings their own
unique influence to the band’s sound,
to create their heavy, decisive down-
Newest member Tyler (L) joins the band photo, next to Eric, Chase, and Troy.
After releasing their EP two years
ago, local four-piece rock band
Highwind has yet another title to add
to their credentials. Their first fulllength album Cellar Door is out, and
it’s 10 tracks of anger and sadness,
mingled into a story that flows from
song to song.
“It’s kind of a concept album and
kind of not, in the sense that a lot of
the songs relate to the same story.
There’s a narrative to four of them
and the other songs on it are just
kind of like, have the same theme but
didn’t exactly go into the same story.
It’s heavy and sad,” said bassist Eric
Taylor.
The four songs make up the Divorcee
series, and tell the story of a broken
family from different perspectives.
“The first one’s called ‘Empty
House,’ and that’s from the husband’s perspective who’s an alcoholic and he’s lost his family but he’s
beats and ever-changing tempo.
“When I first met [Chase], he was
playing in, like, screaming bands,”
said Taylor. “Troy happened to be a
metal drummer when we met him.
I played in a lot of pop/punk bands.
It was all these different genres that
each of us had played, and we got together and made this.”
Their first EP, We’re All Alone, was
like dipping their toes into the pond,
said Taylor.
“[On] Cellar Door, we actually took
a lot of time to think about, ‘how can
this fit into this, and how can this
flow?’ It’s not just like — we found
our sound on Cellar Door, whereas
We’re All Alone was just feeling the
waters on what we wanted to be.”
They recorded the album locally,
tracking their instruments at Blue
Door Recording in Regina, and vocals at Nebulus Entertainment here
in Moose Jaw.
“It was live off the floor, too, which
was really cool,” said Taylor. “It was
cool, we were all just in this one
room together, and we just kind of
played the songs like 10 times each
and then took the best one of each
song.”
Cellar Door can be downloaded on
Apple Music, Spotify, Google Play,
iTunes, and Bandcamp, and the band
always takes physical copies to their
shows.
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Food, old cars, art work bring out the visitors to old cowtown
by Ron Walter
The Old Cowtown of Maple
Creek sure knows how to
get visitors to turn out in late
August.
Throngs of people gathered on
one block for the third annual
food festival – part of a summer
four-in-one event.
The day’s events included a car
show, art show, food tasting and
an evening street dance.
The town has several art galleries. Jane Bueckert of
Eyebrow was featured artist in one gallery.
The car show drew about 70 cars with a good attendance
from just across the Alberta border in Medicine Hat.
Some car show highlights for us were a 1943 Army jeep,
still in running order, a 1926 Essex car, souped up as a
hot-rodder, and a battered green 1940s half ton truck,
once used for custom hauling in Gull Lake.
A red 1950s convertible with a boom box blaring
tunes from that era drew interest. “Brings back a lot of
memories,” said one visitor.
The black box camera on the rear seat had younger folks
asking what it was.
The car show was located on grass in the Jasper Centre
museum grounds, about one block from the food festival
tents.
Visitors to the food tents passed by the historic 1909 St.
Mary’s Anglican Church with fieldstone foundation and
the former car dealership, now part of the museum and an
art gallery. The congregation dates to 1887.
The car dealership building is the oldest of its kind left
in Saskatchewan. The adjacent log cabin museum is the
oldest purpose built museum in the province.
The food tents were on a street of mixed vintage buildings
— wood, brick, stone.
On the corner was the Jasper Hotel, now clad in yellow and
brown. I stayed there in 1965 to cover the Saskatchewan
Stock Growers’ convention.
Federal Agriculture Minister Harry Hays was the main
guest, talking about the new program allowing first
imports of Charolais cattle.
(I recall 20 guest rooms shared one bathroom, with one
tub, two toilets.)
Everybody lined up for food tickets — $2 each.
Then it was a rush for food — two Chinese places, one
Korean/Aboriginal, one Italian, one western and two
bakeries.
Tables on the other end of the street allowed us to better
enjoy the food.
Between us we pigged out on Chinese noodles, dry ribs,
sweet and sour pork, Chinese dumplings, beef brisket,
meatballs, bannock, iced latte and nutala pastries.
Folks were friendly as in Moose Jaw, if not friendlier. We
met two former Moose Jaw residents — Brent Mason,
who used to do Owls on Tour education programs and
now teaches public school: and the Walters family from
Newfoundland, now from Tompkins.
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Saskatchewan cities receive one percentage point of the five per cent provincial
sales tax (PST).
Based on the 2015 PST revenues, Moose Jaw will receive about $364,000 less
in 2017 than this year.
Council took no action on the surplus. In past years, council has used $1 million
of the excess surplus to do pavement upgrades.
The surplus came from several sources. Revenues were almost $1.6 million
higher than planned with $1 million from photo radar fines.
General government costs came in $420,000 less than expected while protection to persons and property was $700,000 over budget, mainly from fire service wages that came from other sources in 2015.
Parks and recreation was $80,000 over budget from changes in grant fund accounting.
Moose Jaw has the the third lowest debt ($30.4 million) of six major Saskatchewan cities.
Cities with less debt are Yorkton at $18.7 million and Prince Albert at $12.7
million.
On a per capita basis, Moose Jaw has the lowest taxation of five cities at $737
per resident.
Swift Current has $795 taxes per person with Saskatoon at $883, Prince Albert
at $966, and Regina at $1,180.
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Fuel retailer’s share price sparked by convenience store deal
Shares of Alberta-based Parkland Fuels jumped
almost 15 per cent in one day, during late August, when the company announced an acquisition giving it the most gasoline retail outlets in
Canada.
Parkland will pay $985 million for the majority of the Canadian business operations of CST
Brands. The deal is a side deal. Alimentation
Couche-Tard bought all of CST but is selling
these assets to satisfy the Competition Bureau.
The CST acquisition takes Parkland to 1,555 outlets across Canada from just over 1,000 and provides more expansion into Quebec, Ontario and
the Atlantic provinces with the Ultramar brand.
A number of other fuel-related operations are
part of the deal.
The deal is supposed to increase Parkland’s cash
flow by 20 per cent immediately before the usual
savings from integrating operations.
No wonder the shares popped so fast and furiously.
Parkland has been around for decades. In Saskatchewan we know the company as Fas Gas;
few people realize Parkland also operates all the
Esso gas stations and C-stores.
Growing by acquisition from Fas Gas, Parkland
has added new retail outlets, wholesale/commercial operations and heating businesses along with
a U.S. retail and wholesale operation in North
Dakota.
The company is set up as a high dividend payer
with the current $1.14 annual rate yielding 3.9
per cent.
The million-dollar question for investors is: will
the shares continue their upward trend?
A snapshot of Parkland indicates the shares are
currently well-valued.
At $29.01, the shares are a rather high 44 times
earnings, a rich 13.4 times cash flow, and a high
3.4 times book value.
After the purchase, with $200 million in new
shares and $785 debt, the debt situation should
still be fine.
Parkland has been well managed with pre-CST
debt under half of equity and eight times interest
coverage.
Long-term growth by consolidation in the fuel
marketing and distribution sector was accelerat-
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currently has an exciting and rewarding opportunity for an Operations
Service Representative. This position requires a mechanically inclined
individual that will be able to operate a loader, bobcat and forklift as well as
the general operations of an agri-chemical and fertilizer warehouse. Other
duties will include maintaining records of all service activities and business
reporting documentation such as timesheets, machine checklists, and
receiving records.
Successful applications will receive training and experience in loading,
unloading and delivery of agri-products. Regular and ongoing direct contact
with customers in the delivery of high quality service is vital to this role.
The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
• A class 5 license (An air endorsement would be considered an asset)
• Excellent organizational and communication skills
• Ability to manage multiple responsibilities and tasks
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Safely use hand and power shop tools and equipment
• Ability to work well in a team atmosphere
• Agriculture experience in agri-products is an asset but not required
Prairie Plains Agro will provide a competitive wage along with a benefits and
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ed a few years ago with the 583 station purchase
of Esso outlets.
The Ultramar deal offers critical mass in Quebec
and the Atlantic region, which may fuel savings
in future.
A small ’c’ conservative investor would likely
wait to see how this deal shakes out before investing in Parkland.
Any other approach involves speculation on the
deal’s outcome and strong faith that management
will continue its streak of profitable acquisitions
and development.
Remember this deal is conditional on the CST
Brands sale to Alimentation Couche-Tard, Competition Bureau approval and Competition Bureau selection of stores CST must sell in Canada.
CAUTION: Remember when investing, consult
your adviser and do your homework before buying any security. Bizworld does not recommend
investments.
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A Nice Walk Ruined
When the Liarton Lyres Old-timers Hockey team gets
together during the summer we do not meet on the ice
but at the local golf course. That might not be a good
thing because we are rough on the greens. Most of the
Lyres are experienced at retirement and experienced
at golf but there are a few exceptions, myself being
one of them. I am newly retired or as some would say,
by Dale “bushy” lazy, and I do watch and learn from these experienced
Bush
retirees because they can be wise beyond words. After
a recent team golf tournament and BBQ, I discovered I
have so much to learn about retirement…and even more to learn about golf.
For the record, I do not like the “proper” game of golf, mostly because there
are rules, but I do enjoy the idea of four people sharing a beautiful afternoon
with a common purpose in mind …socializing and chasing/following some
balls around a field. One reason I do not like golf is quite simple and basic, I
am lousy at it. I have no real skills or talent. That is frustrating for a talented
good looking smart guy like myself. I like to think that because I try to enjoy
myself at everything, even things I am crappy at; I do get invited for some
social outings, even the occasional round of golf. I think I get invited mostly because the loser buys drinks. Also because when someone is terrible at
something, it can be amusing to others who have skills. I think my job in the
foursome is to be amusing and apparently buy drinks.
The Lyres have a tradition of teaming a good golfer with a poor golfer in
a “best ball” tournament with a difference. Best ball tourneys usually allow
pairs to decide which of their “drives” to use and then alternate shots. The
Lyres allow the other pair in the foursome to decide not only which drive to
use but also the other shots as well, and because most of the guys know and
have golfed with each other for so long, the teams can be fairly even in a fair
way on the fairway.
I felt sorry for “Wall Eye,” my partner for the tourney, because he would have
to be excellent to compensate for my lack of golfitude. I was both pleased and
alarmed when I discovered that Walleye had been a club golf pro many years
ago and was considered to be the best golfer on the Lyres. I was pleased that
my partner was a good golfer and alarmed that if he was the best, that meant I
was considered to be the worst. When I discovered that Wally got his nickname “Wall
Eye” because his right eye is glass, I was immediately impressed with not only his golfing skills but also his hockey skills. In the
end, we managed to finish in the middle of
the pack (sixth place).
There were some dubious awards presented
later at the BBQ. Somehow I managed to
impress the powers that be and gratefully accepted the “Closest Club to the Water” award
which was a beat up old “Lee Trevino” 5 iron
that had been spray painted gold. Coincidently (ironically?) that beat up old Lee Trevino
5 iron replaced the 5 iron I lost the grip on,
and away it went flying into the middle of the water hazard on the 12th hole
sinking immediately in the muck and goo, thus ensuring my nomination. It
is a good thing the set of clubs I was using were borrowed from my son and
not rented because that would have cost me a bundle. I wonder if my son will
notice a golden Lee Trevino 5 iron in amongst his Pings.
I admit that, as a golfer, I am a pretty good hockey player. Maybe if there was
body-checking in golf the game might catch on and become popular. There
is one well-known guy who owns his own golf course and it isn’t “The Donald.” Country music’s “The Willie” Nelson managed to keep his golf course
after some tax problems. Now he can get “Crazy” and lay down his own set
of rules. Willie’s first rule is no more than 12 in a foursome, which I think
enhances the social aspect of the game and that is Willie’s second rule. The
game must be fun. That is a good rule. Another of Willie’s great rule changes
is: Change jingling and or farting on the greens is forbidden. What more can
be said?
How do I have fun in a game where I am so lousy? The first thing I do is fill
out my scorecard before I tee off. By marking 18 “nines” I keep the pressure
off me to do well. It also makes the math easier. No matter what, I always seem
to buy the drinks. Fore!...five…six…sigh.
Backtracking from “correction line” and farm access
road — all in a day’s run
By Ron Walter For Agri-Mart Express
We were both in conversation when
Keith said: “Hey, where are you going?”
“To Briercrest, why?” then I noticed
we were approaching Drinkwater. We
were so busy talking I missed the turn
south to Briercrest.
I made the necessary turn and we
headed to Briercrest and another post-
Heron flies
Deer flees
er run into the South Country.
Crops are just amazingly tall and
thick. Even with a fair amount of wind
damage they should be excellent if
grades stay good.
As we closed in on Kayville, I pointed
out that Dahinda is to the east, before
he did. The last article I wrote on a day
out here I placed Dahinda to the west.
South of Avonlea, we saw a huge great
blue heron in the distance. It posed for
us then flew away.
Instead of taking the highway to
Ogema, I drove on a good grid road.
About a mile from Ogema, the Prius
turned onto a less developed farm access road.
The road was a little slick from recent
rain but the Prius did okay.
We drove past a farm when an eightpoint buck trotted ahead of us. The
deer decided to leave us, heading into
a tall dense stand of durum.
The top of his head and antlers was
all we saw. The going must have been
rough. The buck returned to the road
for a minute then crossed into a tall
thick canola field.
My photos, taken while steering on
the slick road, were terrible.
We got to a “correction line” leading
Hawk perch
into Ogema. About 60 feet into the
line, I backed up, not wanting to call
the Motor Club from way out here.
We didn’t do our usual coffee break at
Ogema. Keith grumbled about union
breaks. I threatened to cut his zero
wage in half.
A large nicely mottled hawk on a bale
caught our attention north of Bengough.
In Bengough, we had a nice homemade tomato soup with a grilled BLT.
I thought the Bengough Cafe had reopened, but it has always been open
for breakfast and all day Saturdays,
now for lunch with a limited menu. I
was told the owner sets hours to help
the ice cream/sandwich shop.
West of Coronach, three pilot trucks
with stop signs met us. They were
Canola meal
piloting a 40-foot wide house on a
trailer. We had to pull onto a side road
while the 40 by 40 peaked roof unit
went by.
Arriving in Rockglen we had pie –
sour cream raisin and lemon meringue
– at the Burning Hills Cafe. On the
way to Wood Mountain we noticed
the fourth corn crop of the day.
The Wood Mountain Regional Park
was a magnet for us. We talked with
the swimming class from Gravelbourg
in line ahead of us while we waited for
our two scoops of maple walnut ice
cream.
Today was not a diet day, particularly
in light of the stress caused by a muddy road and talk about the U.S. election.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
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Big Brothers Big Sisters returning to Moose Jaw
by Scott Hellings
Due to popular demand, Big Brothers Big Sister of Moose
Jaw is returning to the Friendly City. The youth mentorship program is already looking for volunteers and financial support to assist with the community’s youth.
“For the last couple of years we have been receiving significant inquiries about returning services to Moose Jaw,”
said Ash Noureldin, Executive Director with Big Brothers
Big Sisters Regina. “It was about a good year and a half
ago where we said let’s go talk to Moose Jaw, see what is
going on, and see if there is anything we can do to get an
agency going there.”
Noureldin says Big Brothers Big Sisters would not be returning to Moose Jaw without the support and guidance of
Karen Closs and the Moose Jaw-South Central Regional
Intersectoral Committee. And financial support has been
provided by Prairie South School Division, Holy Trinity
Catholic School Division, the Partners Against Violence
committee, and the Five Hills Health Region.
A soft launch is taking place right now; the hope is to
have about 40 or 50 kids enrolled in the program by the
end of 2016. Eventually, the organization hopes to have
enough support from the community to open a physical
office space in Moose Jaw. In the meantime, staff members from Regina and the satellite office in Weyburn will
be in Moose Jaw meeting with volunteers, schools, and
agencies to get the service established.
Volunteers have already signed up and you can get involved, too. Big Brothers Big Sisters is about more than
its Traditional Match mentorship program. In fact, the
organization offers several different programs. This includes the In-School Mentoring program, which involves
spending n hour a week with kids during the school day,
focusing on non-academic activities.
There is also “Game On,” in which volunteers will spend
75 minutes with a group of boys every week for eight
weeks. Finally, Big Brothers Big Sisters offers “Go Girls.”
In this program, volunteers will work with girls between
the ages of 12 and 14. It will consist of seven sessions
over several weeks. It will be held within school facilities.
Both Game On and Go Girls will focus on physical activity, healthy eating, self esteem, and communication skills.
Want to get involved? Please note you must be 18 years
of age or older to apply as a volunteer. A criminal background check is required. The number one requirement,
however, is remembering what it means to be a kid.
“The biggest requirement is if you can relate to being a
kid. Do you remember what it was like growing up, and
the challenges and trials and tribulations of what it was
like being a kid? That is probably the biggest and most
important thing,” said Noureldin. “Are you a good listener? Can you not only reflect on what it was like being
a kid but can you listen to a kid go off on the drama that
is being a child? And can you reflect on your own experiences and help them navigate through the turbulent
waters of developing into a young adult?”
All applicants will be screened by Big Brothers Big Sisters staff members. You will then be matched up with a
child, based on needs and interests.
“We don’t just match a child with a kid; we do it in a very
qualitative way. We ask a lot of questions about what your
interests are and what you like and don’t like, whether
that is sports or arts and crafts or going for a walk. We
align accordingly,” said Noureldin. “If you are into guitar
playing and your little brother wants to be into skydiving,
we probably aren’t going to match you up. We try to look
for common threads.”
Don’t have time to volunteer? Financial support is also
required. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to get involved with a great organization.
Visit www.bigbrothersbigsistersofmj.ca for more information on programs. You can also apply as a volunteer
or make a financial donation online. More updates will be
available on the group’s Facebook page (Big Brothers Big
Sisters of Moose Jaw).
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How Easy is a Career in Real Estate?
Reality TV
has depicted a few
misconceptions
about how
glamorous
this career
might be
with lavish
lifestyles
By
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Doreen Heinbigner
cars.
Do
they
REALTOR®
just pop a
“For Sale” sign in the ground and watch
the money pour in? I’d like to clear this
up. Moose Jaw’s market is unlike the city
of New York as we don’t have an abundance of high end luxury homes paying
out those jaw dropping commissions.
Their incomes can be rewarding for doing something they love, but these gen-
erally don’t pay enough to drive around
in the the newest Mercedes like on TV.
Good Money? Yes, it can be if you are
dedicated and knowledgeable. However,
they only earn their commission from
sales and don’t reap a monthly salary.
Depending on the length of an individual
transaction to close, an agent might earn
somewhere between $10.00/hr - $500/
hr. Their brokerage will take a portion,
and there’s Revenue Canada, other governing bodies, photography, advertising,
fuel, and listing fees, etc. They can show
buyers around for three to 12 months
spending countless hours driving, hundreds in gas money, negotiating offers,
and then at the last minute things fall
through or they decide against buying,
guess what? They get nothing. They
must learn to budget their incomes because even though they are working their
butt off 24/7, they may not get paid for 6
months!
No training necessary? The average
REALTOR® will write at least four,
three-hour exams just to be able to trade
in real estate, and then additional courses if they wish to specialize elsewhere.
These courses are not exactly a bargain
either. Once you’re licensed, plan on
spending another five days of mandatory hands on training. They also attend
a yearly continuing education class to
keep their registration current.
How Hard Can it Be? Real estate purchases and sales are often prompted by
life changes, such as marriage, divorce,
and death. Buying or selling a home is
an emotional experience, and they essentially become counselors, holding their
client’s hand, walking them through the
process. Not only do they comb through
the fine print on contracts, but are also
babysitters, teachers, and chauffeurs.
Real estate can be stressful, and Realtors are good at problem solving and
acting quickly while staying calm. We’re
held responsible for some of the biggest
transactions of our clients lives, and if
they make a mistake, it could cost them
thousands of dollars. It is extremely important to balance work with family to
prevent going crazy. Clients’ needs can
be very demanding and Realtors utilize
their experience and skills to prioritize.
Real estate can be a very rewarding career, and there’s nothing better than finding your buyers their first starter home or
dream home! It can take a few years to
develop a reputation as a valuable agent,
so one must be patient and determined.
If you love being self-employed, you’re
disciplined, and are a people person, then
this just might be the right career for you!
Warriors announce major lighting and sound upgrade for Mosaic Place
by Scott Hellings
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Fans can expect an improved game day experience this year at Mosaic
Place, thanks to a major
investment by the Moose
Jaw Warriors. The team
recently announced they
are investing $520,000 in
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SEPTEMBER AT ZION
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upgrades to the arena’s lighting and sound.
This investment includes the purchase of a new lighting
system with 48 independent LED units, as well as a JBL
powered sound system.
“This is a very exciting day for the hockey club, for the
building, and for our community,” said General Manager Alan Millar. “We’ve had great cooperation from the
building and the City of Moose Jaw in terms of these
upgrades to the building. As a community-owned team,
it is about giving back and investing in our community and, most importantly, in this regard it is about our
fans…We saw something in the building that we felt
needed improvement for our game night experience and
for the excitement in our building.”
Millar says the upgrades were necessary and noted that
the players had difficulty hearing the music during pregame warm-ups. Ultimately, it is a significant upgrade
and he believes fans will truly appreciate the new equipment.
Corey Nyhagen, Director of Business Operations, says
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Stanley 2-year-old neutered male
Stanley is a young boy with loads of
energy and more enthusiasm than
100 toddlers at the zoo. Exercise is
his favourite thing and he is his happiest and calmest when out for a long
walk. He is charming, but he is also
a lot of dog when he doesn’t get all
of the exercise he needs. We recommend he go to a family that is exceedingly active and can take him on as many runs and walks
as possible.
For more info contact the Humane Society (306)692-1517
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Cake, games and prizes.
Raffle and donations will be excepted.
New hours as of Sept 3rd
Mon-Sat 9-9 • Sundays 10-6
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the team strives to provide a show that is as close to the
NHL experience as possible. He believes the upgrades
will help the team get closer to that goal.
“The show will rival, if nothing else, the other WHL
clubs for sure, with some of the LED lighting and the
sound upgrades that will be taking place,” said Nyhagen. “It will make our show really exciting and relevant
for fans coming here for the home opener and moving
forward.”
Nyhagen says the new lights are much more versatile
and the sound system will provide a clearer and richer
sound.
“One thing you will notice with the new sound system
is the richness and clarity of the sound. The one thing
we have been sorely lacking is clear, crisp, rich sound.
The new system featuring the power subs, as far as the
technical side of it, really allows that full stadium sound
experience…Light shows can get stale after a while, but
the good news with this system is it fully programmable.”
He adds the team will continue to work at improving the
fan experience going forward.
Installation is already underway and everything is
scheduled to be in place for the Warriors’ home opener on Friday, September 23 against the Brandon Wheat
Kings.
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ALL WHO ATTENDED
The Fundraising Concert For the YMCA
Early Years Resource Centre
as well as the following Supporters:
CAA Moose Jaw
Canada Purple Shield
Bank of Montreal
Evans Florist
Golden West Radio
Minuteman Press
Panda Tire & Auto
South Hill Family Foods
Sunset Cemetery
Wells Camera & Sound
And thanks to Brad Johner and the Johner Boys
for a great evening!
Thank you EVERYONE for helping us support
the youth of our Community!
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Falun Gong practitioners stop in Moose
Jaw looking for support
by Scott Hellings
A group has been travelling across Canada to spread the word about the persecution and organ harvesting of
Falung Gong practitioners in China. They recently stopped by City Hall.
A group of Falun Gong practitioners have been travelling across the country to raise awareness about the
group’s persecution at the hands of the Chinese government. They will travel over 10,000 kilometres,
making stops in Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan
and are made up of students and practitioners from
each of those provinces.
“We are in Moose Jaw to raise awareness about the
persecution of Falun Gong, a Chinese meditation practice that has been persecuted in China since 1999. We
are also raising awareness about the updated investigation into organ harvesting of Falun Gong prisoners
in China,” said Corinne Pankewich, a practitioner and
volunteer. “We are asking people to sign our petition
and we are stopping by government offices to let them
know about this issue as well. We started in Yorkton
and are working our way around the province. There
are currently five or more teams that are travelling in
different provinces to raise awareness.”
Falun Gong gained popularity in the 1990s but in 1999
the Chinese Communist Party, led by Jiang Zemin, ordered a campaign to eliminate the practice. Since that
time, human rights groups and the United Nations have
documented abuses, such as imprisonment, torture,
and the killing of countless Falun Gong practitioners.
Some, like former MP David Kilgour and human rights
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lawyer David Matas, believe Falung Gong practitioners
are being killed for their organs. They are concerned
with the gap between the number of transplants and the
short waiting times for organs, when compared to other
countries. According to Doctors Against Forced Organ
Harvesting, the rise in Chinese transplants coincides
with Falun Gong incarceration rates. Falun Gong literature says that between 60,000 to 100,000 transplants
have occurred in China every year since 2000.
Pankewich says they are unsure of how many Falun
Gong practitioners live in Canada because they do
not keep a list of membership. She does note, however, there are about 25 practitioners in Saskatchewan,
mostly based in Regina and Saskatoon.
She says people are supportive of their cause.
“People are very shocked that this is happening because a lot of people don’t know about it. Most people
are very friendly and are happy to sign the petition. We
have received a warm reception; we are impressed by
the kindness of Canadians.”
Visit http://bit.do/stop-organ-harvest to sign the petition. You can also visit www.stoporganharvesting.org
for information on organ harvesting or www.falundafa.
org for more on the practice of Falun Gong.
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Do you know of anyone
deserving the
Saskatchewan
Order of Merit?
A public call for nominations for the Saskatchewan Order of Merit has been issued
with individuals having until November 1st,
2016 to put forward names for the province’s
highest honour.
The Saskatchewan Order of Merit recognizes excellence, achievement and contributions to the social, cultural and economic
well-being of the province. It is an opportunity to thank remarkable citizens and to celebrate their achievements.
Please consider nominating a deserving individual to receive the province’s highest
honour.
Saskatchewan Order of Merit nominees must
be current or former long-term residents of
the province and Canadian citizens. Posthumous nominations are accepted if the individual has passed since November 1, 2015.
Groups and organizations are ineligible to
be nominated, along with sitting members of
Parliament, the Legislature or the judiciary.
Selected recipients will be invested to the
Order at a ceremony with the Lieutenant
Governor in Regina during Canada’s sesquicentennial year, in the late spring of 2017.
Nomination calls are also open for the 2016
Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal, the Premier’s Service Club Awards, and the Premier’s Award for Excellence in the Public
Service.
For more information, visit www.saskatchewan.ca/honoursawards.
Gamers gather for GAX
by Scott Hellings
Gamers were able to play a number of
online games together, thanks to the
group’s LAN (Local Area Network).
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People of all ages recently came together
for a weekend full of gaming and camaraderie. The event, known as Summer GAX
(Gamer’s Association Expo), was held by
the Moose Jaw Gamer’s Association at
the hall in St. Joseph’s Church. Dozens of
gamers participated.
The event began on Friday, August 12 and
ran until Sunday afternoon. Gamers were
able to play board/card games or online
multiplayer games through the group’s
own Local Area Network. Classic video
game consoles were also set up and participants were encouraged to set up games
like Dungeons and Dragons. Players were
able to come and go as they pleased, with
the action going until 2 a.m. on both Friday and Saturday.
“Later on, probably around midnight, we
will close one of the rooms off and we will
play Cards Against Humanity,” explained
Jess Hallsworth, President of the Moose
Jaw Gamer’s Association. “This is an
all-ages event but because that is an adultthemed game, we restrict it to adults.”
The Moose Jaw Gamer’s Association has
been holding events like GAX for several
years now.
“Originally, it started off as a bunch of
guys in a basement playing computer
games together for a weekend. It grew until it was too much for a basement and so
we moved to the Scout Hall. Still, it was
just a bunch of friends who were playing.
And then we noticed that we had some
money leftover, what do we do with it?
Well, there were other people who wanted
to join, so we decided to make it bigger,”
explained Hallsworth. “It has grown bigger and bigger every year.”
The group holds two events throughout
the year, including one in the summer and
another in the winter. These are fun, social
events that can include tournaments and
giveaways. Typically, approximately 60
to 80 gamers participate. The Moose Jaw
Gamer’s Association also holds weekly
board gaming nights.
But it is not just about having fun, it is
also about giving back; funds left over
after administration costs are donated to
various charities. In the past, the group
has donated an iPad to the Union Hospital and last year they gave $1,000 to the
Children’s Miracle Network. Hallsworth
says the group hopes to one day become a
non-profit organization.
Want to get in all the fun? You can visit the
group’s Facebook page to stay up to date
on all the latest information. Visit www.
mjga.ca to register for events.
A group gets together to play Arkham Horror, a board game.
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Parkinson Walk, first in
Moose Jaw, Sept. 10th, 2016
By Joan Ritchie
From the moment I met my mother-inlaw, I was impressed with her charm
and passion for life. She was always
a high-achiever; the second woman in
Saskatchewan to get her pilot’s licence
many years ago. Through a divorce
after 20 years, she moved to the West
Coast where she started over, five teenage boys in tow. She was an extraordinary cook and could make a gourmet
dinner anytime, anyplace and make it
look effortless and done with exquisite
style. As a devoted employee in management sales with many high-end hotel
chains, she was well-respected and admired in her profession. Close to retirement, my mother-in-law Jollean Ewens
was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and as
the years went on and the disease robbed
her of a quality of life, she fought it with
dignity and grace, always a smile on her
face. She passed away on September
22nd, 2014.
The story is not over.
Although this debilitating disease stole
the very essence of her being and her
life, there continues to be hope that one
day there will be a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow. Since 1990, Parkinson SuperWalk fundraiser is the largest
national fundraising event for Parkinson
Canada. Every September, approximately 10,000 people from coast to
coast take part as volunteers and participants, raising over $33 million for support service, research, advocacy and education, helping to build a better life for
Canadians living with Parkinson’s. Last
year, Saskatchewan held three walks
across the province.
This year, the local Parkinson Support
Group will be hosting Moose Jaw’s first
Parkinson SuperWalk on Saturday, September 10th at Wakamow Valley, Kins-
A beautiful, loving and passionate
woman, Jollean Ewens died of Parkinson disease on September 22, 2014.
men – Wellesley Park. Registration begins at 12:00 p.m., Opening Ceremonies
follows at 1:00 p.m. with the 2 km Walk
commencing at 1:15 p.m.
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive
brain disorder and of the nervous system
that impacts movement, coming in like
a lamb developing gradually with barely
noticeable symptoms into the force of a
lion where symptoms are pronounced
and extreme. Parkinson’s disease was
first described by Dr. James Parkinson
in 1817 in his Essay on Shaky Palsy.
You may be familiar with two celebrities, Michael J. Fox and the late, great
Muhammad Ali that have brought
awareness to this debilitating disease.
It is estimated that the number of people
to be diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease will increase to 51 people a day
by 2031.
You can participate in Moose Jaw’s
Parkinson SuperWalk by registering,
collecting and recording pledges online at www.parkinsonsuperwalk.ca or
by filling out pledge sheets that can be
obtained from the Parkinson Canada office, 610 Duchess Street in Saskatoon.
Bring the completed forms and money
to registration on walk day. Cheques are
payable to Parkinson Canada or Parkinson SuperWalk.
For more information contact www.parkinsonsuperwalk.com or call local contact Sandra Luchia at 306.692.1252.
The Moose Jaw Parkinson Support Group meets the last
Monday of September, October, November, January, February and March at the Hillcrest Apostolic Church, Main St N., at
1:30 p.m. The group provides an opportunity to connect with
others living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners.
Speakers and presenters discuss a variety of topics all focussed on learning how to live well with Parkinson’s disease.
For more information, contact Barb at 306-756-2819.
Building permit value
increase led by housing
Led by a new apartment building and two industrial buildings, building permit values in July almost doubled from the previous year.
Value of permits issued by city hall in July was just over $5 million, an increase of $2.4 million.
Construction values for the year to the end of July were still behind the 2015
pace with $26.4 million compared with $28.99 million last year.
Housing remains the strongest sector with 35 single family residences worth
$16 million started this year. By July 31 last year, 26 houses worth $7.5 million had been started.
July saw five new single family residences worth $2.75 million start, compared with six valued at $1.9 million in the previous July.
A new apartment for persons with disabilities at 244 Manitoba St. E. is worth
$1.31 million.
Two industrial buildings permitted are a $660,000 unit at 1815 Stadacona St.
W. for recycling processes, and a $425,000 building at 67 Lancaster Road in
Grayson Business Park.
The commercial centre just south of Thatcher Drive East saw a start on a
$778,000 retail complex near Montana’s.
A retail building at 204 Manitoba St. W. will have $150,000 in alterations.
And a new restaurant at 12 High St. E. will have $50,000 alterations.
Permits were issued for 14 garages and carports as residents prepare to struggle with winter.
ADVANCE
YOUR CAREER
FOOD SERVICE COOK
If you enjoy working with food and want a career in the exciting food services industry, heat
up your skills and register in the Food Service Cook program. You will receive 12 weeks of
specific skill training, preparing you to begin your career in culinary arts.
Job-ready applicants who are able to fully participate in training, shift work, and those who are
on social assistance are encouraged to apply. Graduates will receive Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s
Food Service Cook applied certificate and time credit towards journeyperson status.
PROGRAM DATES:
COSTS:
• September 22–December 15, 2016
• Tuition and fees: $1,893 (approximately)
You may be eligible for a Provincial Training
LOCATION:
Allowance or skills training benefit.
• Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Moose Jaw Campus
TO APPLY, ATTEND ONE OF THE
INFORMATION SESSIONS ON:
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Tuesday, August 30, 2016, 1 p.m. OR
• Unemployed (or working less than
Thursday, September 8, 2016, 10:30 a.m.
20 hours/week)
Macoun meeting room, Room 3.213.05,
• English Language Requirement
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus,
600 Saskatchewan Street, Moose Jaw SK
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Kate Roberts: 306-775-7483 or kate.roberts@saskpolytech.ca
Sandra Kush: 306-775-7468 or sandra.kush@saskpolytech.ca
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19. Doing nothing
20. Exhibition
22. Low-fat
23. Biblical garden
24. Maps
26. Indian music
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31. Consume
32. Chilled
33. Warning device
35. Send, as payment
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43. Creepy
44. Fog
46. Dwarf buffalo
47. A gesture of assent
49. New Zealand parrot
50. Gave temporarily
51. Relating to cats
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27. Dull pain
28. Equipment
29. Manage
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36. Not yours
37. Computer symbol
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5. Feel
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7. Sailor
8. Hodgepodge
9. Peek
10. Involving three parties
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Red Hat Society
Apple pie day satisfies pie lovers
and Mossbank Museum
Charter Members Joanne Valgardsson and Lynne Davis cutting the
cake.
Which one to pick?
The Purple Sages Chapter celebrated their 10th Anniversary of being a Red Hat
Society Charter Member from June 8th, 2006 - 2016. A special dinner was
enjoyed at the Spa. The club invited their sister Moose Jaw Red Hatters to a
Weenie Wednesday outing at the Burger Cabin, where all enjoyed a special Red
Hat Cake.
Cold Lake Cadet Training Centre
Presenting the award is Lieutenant-Colonel Marchinko Tami
Commanding officer of Cadet training centre Cold Lake.
Ncdt Naomi Boczkowski spent nine weeks this summer at the Cold Lake
Cadet Training Centre as an administration officer at the camp, Ncdt
Boczkowski is an officer with the 99 Assiniboine Sea Cadet Corp here in
Moose Jaw; she received the Commanding officers award.
Choice made
Claire Nagel serves ice cream
Apples do not go to waste in Mossbank
and district.
The annual apple pie day, raising money
for the Mossbank and District Museum,
makes sure none are wasted.
Homemakers from the community
magically turn the apples into tasty pies
with flaky crusts for the occasion the
last Wednesday of every August.
This year presented a challenge with
apples. According to one grower, the
apples had to be processed right away
when ready or they turned mushy.
Apparently, grain crops were not the only
thing impacted by rain and humidity.
The day was another success with
donations stuffed into jars on the tables.
Museum spokesperson Cherilyn Nagel
thanked everyone for coming out and
supporting the apple pie day.
“This is our big fundraiser,” she said.
Without support from apple pie bakers
and eaters on this day the museum
would have difficulty operating.
“We were able to have three students
this year. That is important for us to have
summer jobs for students.”
Besides operating the museum seven
days a week, the three students worked
on numerous projects.
One of the less desirable projects was
removal of the antique toilets from the
museum and replacement with more
modern facilities.
General painting, maintenance and sign
restoration were part of the work.
And Kendra Myers developed a new
display around her grandfather Ron
Myers, a war veteran, who donated his
artifacts to the museum years ago.
Apple pie day patrons were well cared
for by five or six eager young boys and
girls serving coffee, tea, water and juice.
“They come to help every year,” said
Nagel.
The Mossbank museum is built around
the Ambroz Blacksmith Shop on Main
Street.
The blacksmith shop is the only operable
shop in Saskatchewan still on its original
location.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
Lentil
Harvest Struggling : Zero to Forty Five Bushels per acres
By Greg Simpson, Pres/CEO, Simpson Seeds Inc.
The Lentil harvest has started this
week but rain showers continue to
limit the progress of harvest. Recent rains and hail storms are taking
a toll on some fields. So far the lentil
yields in heavily hail damaged fields
have zero yield.
Meanwhile, there are fields that
missed the hail and stood up to the
excessive rain. These fields are
yielding up to 45 bushels per acres.
Our summer newsletter on our website www.simpsonseeds.com estimated the record seeded lentil crop
would produce 3.8 million metric
tonnes. We now believe the wet
conditions will lower production by
20 per cent to 25 per cent. The new
crop estimates would now range
from 3.0 to 3.1 million tonnes.
Last year we had a drought that lowered production to only 2.0 million
tonnes.
What’s Really in the Bin?
Obtaining a Representative Field
Sample
It’s that time of year again - we are
in the home stretch of the growing
season, and waiting to see that crop
starting to turn and ripen. It is this
time of year, we like to get in touch
with growers and offer various tips
that can make your experience with
Simpson Seeds an excellent one! In
this edition of our newsletter, we
would like to key in on obtaining
representative field samples at harvest. Field samples are important
for producers as they indicate the
quality of grain held on the farm.
Samples are important for us to give
global markets an idea of the quality
available in the growing area, and to
facilitate the matching of grain to an
export market.
For those individuals who currently
have production contracts with us,
you may be familiar with sampling
as our contract outlines that a representative two pound sample must
be provided immediately upon harvest. Ultimately, the more representative the sample of your grain is, the
more accurate our grading staff can
properly assess the grade of your
product.
Here are some steps for effective
grain sampling:
1. As trucks unload to a bin, take
samples at regular and consistent intervals. Keep in mind, the amount
of grain being moved and the size
of conveyance equipment should be
taken into account.
For Example: If you are using a larger auger, sample more frequently
2. When sampling with a grain
scoop, avoid sampling right when
the gate opens, as there is a lot of
chaff and dust at first. Once a good
flow is established, alternate between the sides and the center of the
grain stream. Often a ‘zig-zag’ pattern with the scoop is effective.
Ideally, a pail should be about ¾
full by the time the truck is unloaded. Mix the contents thoroughly by
hand. Best practice at this point is
to split the sample down using two
additional pails, each receiving half
the product from the sampling pail,
and retaining one of two splitting
pails. This should give about a two
kg sample (enough to fill one of our
sample bags. However, if you cannot
split the sample down, just ensure
the sampling pail is mixed well before portioning into a grain sample
bag.
Photo Credit: Canadian Grain Commission
field sample at Simpson Seeds.
4. This same procedure can be followed when moving grain out of a
bin as well, again paying attention to
the speed or size of the conveyance
equipment, and the amount of grain
being moved.
5. Because the uniformity of grain
can change so much across a field
due to topography or weather, we
recommend creating a composite
sample of each bin, as one never
knows when one bin may be of better quality than another. Sampling
frequently and thoroughly mixing
the sample will help us to give you
the best quality assessment of your
grain.
We thank you again for supporting
us in this growing season and past
ones. We wish you a safe and prosperous harvest, and look forward to
serving you in the future.
3. Label the sample bag with your
name (or farm name), phone number, bin number/reference, commodity and tonnage available to speed up
the process when you drop off your
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364
3 CBKFT CBKFT 13
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5 CFRE
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6 CKCK
CKCK 02
4
315
7 WEAT
Weather Net
17
505
398
8 WDIV
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360
9 CBKT
CBKT 09
3
306
11 WWJ
WWJ 62
362
12 WXYZ
WXYZ 07
361
13 SCN
SCN
19
266
352
14 YTV
Youth TV
11
552
543
15 TREE
Treehouse
91
553
546
16 NW
CBC Newsworld 15
502
390
17 NNET
CTV Newsnet
16
501
391
18 SCORE The Score
111
410
403
19 TSN
TSN
110
400
400
20 NET
Sportsnet
24
408
418
21 HGTV
HGTV
102
600
564
22 VISION Vision TV
261
394
M3
13
571
581
23 M3
24 MM
Much Music
12
570
580
25 EDACC Edaccess
267
351
26 W
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100
602
568
27 SLICE
Slice
101
601
562
28 BRAVO Bravo
73
620
523
29 ENC AV2 Encore Ave. 2
205
30 A&E
A&E
70
615
520
31 WUHF
WUHF 31
363
32 CNN
CNN
50
500
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14
575
583
33 CMT
34 SPIKE
Spike TV
134
628
584
Learning Channel
71
521
560
35 TLC
36 DISC
Discovery
51
520
505
37 SHOW
Showcase
75
617
522
38 TOON
Teletoon
90
555
545
30 FAM
Family
130
557
541
40 PCH
WPCH 17
131
294
529
41 COM
Comedy Net
74
626
547
42 TCM
Turner Classic
132
539
43 FOOD
Food Network
103
603
561
44 OUT
Outdoor Life
115
411
457
45 HIST
History TV
55
522
516
46 SPACE Space
72
627
528
47 AMC
AMC
609
Fox Sports Racing 113
417
406
48 FSR
49 TROP
TV Tropolis
135
619
525
50 SHOP
Shopping
21
660
392
54 MTV
Music TV
25
581
566
55 MC1
Movie Central 1
200
56 MC2
Movie Central 2
201
57 MC3
Movie Central 3
202
58 MC4
Movie Central 4
203
59 WSBK
WSBK 38
223
296
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60 KTLA
KTLA 05
222
298
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61 WGN
WGN Local 09
221
295
651
88 TVA
TVA
714
89 TV5
TVCinq/TV 5
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90 RDI
RDI
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126
730
108 SASK
SK Legislature
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516
109 CPAC
CPAC
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12:30 p.m. 48 FSR NASCAR Racing
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4:00 p.m. 8 WDIV NASCAR Racing
Sprint Cup Series: Bojangles’
Southern 500. (HD)
19 TSN NASCAR Racing
Sprint Cup Series: Bojangles’
Southern 500.
Mexico.
BASEBALL
Friday, September 2
5:00 p.m. 20 NET MLB Baseball
Toronto Blue Jays at Tampa
Bay Rays.
Toronto Blue Jays at Tampa
Bay Rays.
Tuesday, September 6
Toronto Blue Jays at New York
Yankees.
Wednesday, September 7
Toronto Blue Jays at New York
Yankees.
Friday, September 9
Boston Red Sox at Toronto
Blue Jays.
Wednesday, September 14
5:00 p.m. 19 TSN MLB Baseball
Teams TBA.
8:00 p.m. 19 TSN MLB Baseball
Teams TBA.
FOOTBALL
Thursday, September 1
5:30 p.m. 19 TSN CFL Football
Ottawa Redblacks at Montreal
Alouettes.
Sunday, September 4
Winnipeg Blue Bombers at
Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Monday, September 5
Edmonton Eskimos at Calgary
Stampeders.
Toronto Argonauts at Hamilton
Tiger-Cats.
SEPTEMBER
- 14, 2016
VALUE
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Better 1Water
Solutions for your entire
home.
Better water for better living
High quality water delivered
to your home or office
Better water brings out the
best in your family
306.693.0606
270 Caribou St. W.
www.culligan.com
AUTO PARTS
10 Studs & nuts for Dodge Dart or
Swinger 1997 car chrome (offers)
Ph. 972-9172
1930s car body Shell - $150 306681-8749
RV’S & MARINE
Thursday, September 8
6:15 p.m. 19 TSN NFL Football
Carolina Panthers at Denver
Broncos.
6:30 p.m. 8 WDIV NFL Football
Carolina Panthers at Denver
Broncos. (HD)
Friday, September 9
Montreal Alouettes at BC Lions.
Saskatchewan Roughriders at
Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Calgary Stampeders at
Edmonton Eskimos.
Sunday, September 11
2:00 p.m. 25 EDACC NFL Football
2:25 p.m. 31 WUHF NFL Football
New York Giants at Dallas
Cowboys. (HD)
2:30 p.m. 6 CKCK NFL Football
Teams TBA.
19 TSN CFL Football Hamilton
Tiger-Cats at Toronto
Argonauts.
New England Patriots at
Arizona Cardinals.
6:20 p.m. 8 WDIV NFL Football
New England Patriots at
Arizona Cardinals. (HD)
Monday, September 12
Pittsburgh Steelers at
Washington Redskins.
8:15 p.m. 19 TSN NFL Football Los
Angeles Rams at San Francisco
49ers.
1997 Mohaco Dynasty motorhome
40 ft no slides. Cummins 8.3 C
300HP Allision trans, 8 bag air
suspension, Ohah 7.5KW quiet diesel generator, tow package, alcoa
wheels, solar panels, 4 door refrigerator, washer/dryer, hot water
heater, 3 thermostats, 2 flat screen
TVs, 108,000 miles, 906.6 Gen
Hours. 30K OBO. 693-6531
TRAILERS
For sale: 2 4 by 8 ft. trailers with 13
in tires. Ph. 972-9172
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
Rochwell 9in table saw $60.00
306-692-3248
Propane tiger torch $15.00 306692-3248
Lots of small hand tools make offers 306-692-3248
I have some Massey Ferguson 35,
50, 65, 135, and 165 Tractor parts
for sale. Call or text 1-306-6414447
REAL ESTATE
For sale: A building lot 125’ x 50’
with a garage, power, cement, heat
and a fenced garden area. Close to
schools 849 Hoch East. 306-6303171
MUSIC & INSTRUMENTS
Reconditioned piano in good condition to give away if moved by new
owner. Comes with bench. Has new
hammer felts & keytops. Phone
306-692-0568
Brand new box never opened. Ion
pure LP USB conversion turnable
for mac & pc. Turns LP’s into MP3’S
$40. Call 306-693-1502
MISCELLANEOUS
HOCKEY
Friday, September 9
5:00 p.m. 18 SCORE Hockey
World Cup Exhibition — Team
Canada vs. Team USA.
5:00 p.m. 20 NET Hockey World
Cup Exhibition — Team USA vs.
Team Canada.
Sunday, September 11
4:00 p.m. 20 NET Hockey World
Cup Exhibition — Team Europe
vs. Team North America.
Watkins for sale Call 692-0518
or call 1-800-928-5467 us ID #
624582. Degrees we 15.00 skin
calming lotion 10.00 deep muscle
cooling gel 10.00 lavender body
scrub 10.00 lavender bath salt
12.00 foot repair salve 8.00 camphor spray 10.00 bug lotion 12.00
8.00 green tea hand cuticle salve.
Petri carb salve 15.00 pepper 6.00
1 medicated ointment mentioned
12.00 body out mist lavender grape
fruit 2 for 10.00.
bowl and cups, exercise bike,
suitcases. BO 306-693-0250
Crochet Items: doilies, dresser runners, cushion tops, etc.
Make an offer. 306-692-5318
Free: VHS tapes (used) 6925318
Polk Regina directory for 1998 $2 306-681-8749
Hard to find 1925 Canada nickel
in Very Good to fine condition.
Worth $100. Will consider offers.
All sorts of other coins for sale.
Email rodscoin@gmail.com for
details or to arrange to meet.
For sale: Elementary School
Materials - experienced teacher selling school materials and
resources. Storybooks, units,
learning centres, games. Call
(306)690-5696. New teachers
welcome!
HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
For sale: 1 small Danby fridge &
2 air conditioners electric, BQQ
Grill & 2 bedroom night tables.
972-9172
Nice stretch beige chesterfield cover (2 piece) great on a
leather sofa $50; vertical blinds
cover window about 10’ wide
& 56” long, can open in either
direction $40; walnut tv stand
48”L x 18”W. 3 shelves with a
glass door & on opposite side lg
area for TV, also 2 drawers $30.
306-693-1502
Wine cabinet 4 shelves hang
glasses holds bottles gren gold
need gone 25.00 3066306392
Lounger couch lounger and
pillow good for rumpus room
guest room .brown zebra pattern .bought Ashdown need
down size my apt...350.00
Beautiful Oak China Cabinet. 2
lights, 3 drawers & 2 storage
shelves below. 4 glass shelves
to display your crystal and valuables. Two separate pieces, 19
1/2” Wide, 68” high. Wrapped
and ready to move. $400.00.
Small China Cabinet, osterizer,
antique metal meatgrinder, portable cooking range, GE electric
coffee maker. 306-693-0809
Floor Fan ‘Homestyles’. White,
like new, $25.00 Phone 9722257 Moose Jaw
Fridge - 5’6” tall, 29-1/2 across,
28 deep, avocado colour, McClary brand. $100 obo 6934704.
Couch bed pillow is 300.00
3066920518
3066920518 couch bed and the
floral green couch 300.00 cabinet free someone’s picking up.
Window screen 36x 31 20.00
FARM PRODUCE
SOCCER
Bison meat - individual cuts or
carcass portions. Marshall L
Patterson D.V.M 306-475-2232
Friday, September 2
3:00 p.m. 19 TSN FIFA World Cup
2018 Qualifying Honduras vs
Canada.
5:00 p.m. 19 TSN MLS Soccer New
York Red Bulls at Vancouver
Whitecaps FC.
Tuesday, September 6
8:00 p.m. 19 TSN FIFA World Cup
2018 Qualifying Canada vs El
Salvador.
6:30 p.m. 18 SCORE MLS Soccer
Toronto FC at Chicago Fire.
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LAWN & GARDEN
Low profile water tank 75” x 105”
x 35 high. 900 gal $ 400.00 6937358 by 8am.
Nickels Rare or regular. I have
1926 Far 6 in Very Good condition
Book price $180. Also 3 1947 dot
nickels various grades and prices.
Other nickels too. Contact me by
email at rodscoin@gmail.com to
meet in Moose Jaw
Size 22 dresses, slacks, tops good
condition. And a lawn chair. Punch
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
5 boxes of Cut up firewood $10 306-681-8749
Central Lutheran Church
September 4th, 2016
10:30am
Communion Service
Theme:
“Really Following Jesus”
7:45am Radio Ministry CHAB
Our doors are open, come join us!
27 Hochelaga Street West - Moose Jaw
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SPORTS
Fishing rod & reels and equipment.
306-692-3248
Remington 700 BDL, in 300
Weatherby, with scope. (1989).
One in 264 WM (1963) with scope,
and one in 300 WM, with scope. A
few minor safe kisses. $725 each,
OBO. May consider trades. Call or
text 1-306-641-4447 in Moose
Jaw
Golf Balls (used) 1 doz. $2 or 1 pail
$5 306-692-5318
Softball aluminum bat - $5 306681-8749
PETS
Barn shaped dog house $25 6934704
WANTED
Wanted: 6 sturdy chrome kitchen
chairs or 6 wooden dining room
chairs. Phone 306-868-4775
I want to buy your unwanted guns
in working order or not, any parts
for guns, 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
1-306-641-4447
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 1-306641-4447
Wanted 2 to 8 stackable lawn
chairs call 306 693 3062
SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL NURSING FOOT
CARE provided by Meagan Newans Licensed Practical Nurse/
Certified Foot Care Nurse. In home
2103 11th Avenue
Regina, SK
treatments and Diabetic treatments available- limited space.
Veterans affairs Canada (DVA)
approval and possible medical
insurance reimbursement provided upon submission. Please
call for appointment 306-3130385 or visit www.professionalnursingfootcare.com
Tree topping ,Trimming and Removals, also stump grinding.15
years’ experience, Fully licensed
and insured,124 foot crane
available for monster trees, Seniors Discount, For Free estimate
Please call;306-690-0276
Will haul garbage, tree limbs,
trim smaller tree branches, cut
grass, remove fence. Price varies depending on job to be done.
306-691-0364.
AJ Cleaning Service - Will clean
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Honour bestowed to
the Late Lewis
William McNamee
F
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Lewis William McNamee
The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame proudly announced the selection of the Late Lewis William McNamee, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, was inducted into
the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame on Saturday,
August 20, 2016, at Battleford, Saskatchewan.
Lewis McNamee began his baseball career in the
1930’s. Playing with the Legion team in the game that
launched the 1933 City Juvenile Ball Season in Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan. Lewis practically stole the show
when the Legion registered a victory in a seven-inning
game at Grayson Park. Fans witnessed Lew McNamee
fan seventeen [17] hitters. The following day the newspaper headlines read, “Young Pitcher Fans 17 Hitters.”
Lew also played great defense, excelling at playing
second base and being a very good hitter, but his great
pitching skills were best remembered and witnessed
by fans from around Southern Saskatchewan when he
pitched in many tournaments from 1938 through1949.
These included Swift Current, Riverhurst, Lawson,
Central Butte, Eyebrow Elbow, Davidson, Marquis,
Liberty, Chamberlain, Yorkton, Melville, Notre Dame
Wilcox, Stalwart, Holdfast, Preeceville, Qu’Appelle,
Assiniboia, Outlook, Keeler, Eyebrow, Avonlea, Craik,
Lake Valley, Tuxford, Estevan, Indian Head, Brandon,
Minot, Carrot River, Moose Jaw, Buchanan, Glasgow
and Williston. Lew pitched two complete games at an
Indian Head tournament, one of the very best tournaments in Western Canada. This was a great feat that
few have ever accomplished in that League. He was
the most reliable pitcher in the South Saskatchewan
League for many years. Twice he was named to the
All Star Team over many other great pitchers in that
league. Once he was selected as a starting pitcher and
once as reliever.
Lew was always willing to help finance and support
baseball in all areas, including helping to build Rosswell Ball Park and many other smaller parks in Moose
Jaw. Lewis McNamee was a member of the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, and willingly donated in support of the organization.
Lewis McNamee died June 12, 2007.
Special Olympics Moose Jaw will be holding their AGM:
Thursday, Sept. 15th, 2016
at the Yara Centre
AGM: 7:30-9:30
Three New Board Positions will be opening
up for election.
Anyone interested must have a Criminal Record
Check PRIOR to being accepted.
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Entourage
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58 HBO (:10) “Satan Lives” (2015) (DVS)
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Global Nat.
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CKCK Prairie Rpt. Farm Gate Corner Gas Corner Gas Canada’s Worst Driver Cash Cab Moneytalk The Marilyn Denis Show The Social etalk Å
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SpongeBob ››› “The School of Rock” (2003) Jack Black. ’ Å
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18 SCORE WWE Mon. Night RAW WWE SmackDown! ’ Å
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Community Community Much Alternative Å
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“Ghosts-Girlfrnd”
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Property
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27 SLICE (11:30) Movie ’
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Twice in a Lifetime ’
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28 BRAVO Bones ’ Å
(12:55) ›› “EDtv” (1999) Matthew McConaughey.
››› “The Station Agent” (2003)
› “Black Sheep” (1996) Chris Farley.
29 ENC AV2 (11:05) “Mr. Baseball”
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A&E Criminal Minds ’
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TLC Playhouse Masters ’
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36 DISC Mayday Å
›› “Oblivion” (2013) Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman. ’ Å
›› “The Wolverine” (2013) Hugh Jackman. ’
37 SHOW (10:30) ›› “The Wolverine” (2013)
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(:15) ››› “Hour of the Gun” (1967, Western) Å
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Les enfants de la télé
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TJ
(:35) Cinéma à communiquer
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News
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Mr. D
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M3 (Off Air)
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The Social The Listener ’
Satisfaction Spun Out Comedy
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History of Science Å
25 EDACC Game
››› “Bridget Jones’s Diary” (2001) Renée Zellweger.
›› “Failure to Launch” (2006, Romance-Comedy)
26
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27 SLICE Style Fact. First Dates Movie ’
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19-2 ’ Å (DVS)
Murder in the First Å
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28 BRAVO Suits ’ Å
(7:55) ›››› “Almost Famous” (2000) Å (DVS)
››› “The Big Chill” (1983) William Hurt. Å
29 ENC AV2 ››› “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” (2010) Å
The First 48
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A&E The First 48: Drugs Kill The First 48
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31 WUHF Hotel Hell Vexed hotels in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
››› “Holy Hell” (2016, Documentary)
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32 CNN ››› “Holy Hell” (2016, Documentary)
Reba Å
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33 CMT I Love Kel Reba Å
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36 DISC Destruction Destruction Destruction Destruction Misfit Garage Å
›› “The Wolverine” (2013) Hugh Jackman. ’
37 SHOW (4:00) “The Wolverine” ››› “X-Men: Days of Future Past” (2014, Action) Hugh Jackman. ’ Å
Johnny T Johnny T Spider-Man Spider-Man ›› “Fanboys” (2008)
38 TOON Johnny T Johnny T “A Monster in Paris” (2011) Catherine O’Hara Å
Nowhere Life
›› “Jumanji” (1995) Robin Williams. ’ Å
› “Billy Madison” ’
39 FAM (5:00) “Peter Pan” (2003) Srvivl Sty Thunder
Burgers
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PCH (5:00) College Football East Tennessee State at Kennesaw State. The Middle Family Guy Family Guy Burgers
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41 COM Big Bang Big Bang Just for Laughs Å
(:15) ››› “A Foreign Affair” (1948) Jean Arthur.
(:15) ›› “Escape From East Berlin” (1962) Å
42 TCM ››› “Cabaret” (1972, Musical) Liza Minnelli. Å
Food
Chopped Canada (N) ’ Guy’s Grocery Games Cutthroat Kitchen Å
Chopped Canada Å
Guy’s Grocery Games
43 FOOD Food
Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Mantracker
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American Pickers Å
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D.B. Cooper: Case Closed? ’ (Part 2 of 2) Å
45 HIST American Pickers Å
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46 SPACE The Last Ship ’ Å
›››› “Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior” (1981)
“Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome”
47 AMC Mad Max ››› “Mad Max” (1979, Action) Mel Gibson. Å
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FSR FIA World NHRA
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The Dead Files ’ Å
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The Coin Show
Cooking With KitchenAid Fall Fashion Preview
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Unlocking the Truth
Teen Mom OG ’ Å
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Trainwreck
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MC3 (5:25) ››› “The Danish Girl” (2015) “What We Do in the Shadows” (2014) ››› “Inherent Vice” (2014) Joaquin Phoenix. ’ Å (DVS)
(:20) “Big News From Grand Rock” VICE Special
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Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ How I Met How I Met Mike
Mike
60 KTLA Celebrity Celebrity KTLA News KTLA News Two Men Two Men Masters of Masters of Penn & Teller: Fool Us KTLA 5 News at 10 (N)
WGN News at Nine (N) ›› “Mr. Brooks” (2007, Suspense) Kevin Costner, Demi Moore.
Hoosiers
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TVA West TVA West.
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On n’est pas couché
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CFRE 16x9 “Highway Hazard?” PGA Tour Golf Deutsche Bank Championship, Third Round. (N) ’ (Live) Å
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The Adventures of Pericles The Stratford’s Festival. “Amazonia” (2013) ’
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To Be Announced
Two Men Two Men
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Henry
Max
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15 TREE Bucket-Dino Trucktown Mike-Knight Team Umiz. Wings
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House Hunters Reno
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Door/ Hope Discovery J. Van Impe
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Welcome to Canadaville Junk Raiders
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25 EDACC Cooking
›› “No Strings Attached” (2011) Natalie Portman, Cary Elwes.
››› “Love Actually” (2003, Romance-Comedy) Hugh Grant, Laura Linney.
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“My Mother’s Future Husband” (2014) ’ Å
27 SLICE (11:00) Movie ’
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Twice in a Lifetime ’
Missing ’ Å
28 BRAVO (11:15) Movie ’
“Planes, Trains and Automobiles”
(:25) ›› “Hoot” (2006) Luke Wilson.
›› “The Producers” (2005) Nathan Lane.
29 ENC AV2 (10:45) “Notting Hill”
Behind Bars
Behind Bars
Escaping Polygamy ’ Intervention “Sarah P.” Intervention “Sarah” ’
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Simpsons Burgers
31 WUHF Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Ring of Honor Wrestling Mod Fam Mod Fam Paid Program Å
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CNN Newsroom
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The Hunt
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Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos ››› “Grease” (1978, Musical) John Travolta. ’
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34 SPIKE Bar Rescue “Tiki Curse” Bar Rescue ’
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Looped
Looped
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38 TOON “MXP: Most Xtreme Primate” (2003) Devin Drewitz. Freaktown Looped
Mako
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PCH Paid Prog. First Family Paid Prog. Box Office ›› “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” (2004, Horror)
Big Bang King
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››› “Ball of Fire” (1941) Gary Cooper. Å
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Kids Baking
Cupcake Wars ’ Å
Chopped Canada Å
Chopped Junior (N) ’
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Wild Things
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Cooking With KitchenAid The Coin Show
Honeywell Home
50 SHOP Honeywell Home
Teen Mom ’ Å
Teen Mom 2 Å
Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Degrassi ’ Student
The L.A. Complex Å
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› “No Good Deed” (2014) Idris Elba. (:25) ›› “The Remaining” (2014) ’ (4:55) “The Martian” ’
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“Larry Kramer in Love and Anger”
(:20) “Looking: The Movie” (2016)
(4:50) “Cinema Verite”
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HBO (:15) ››› “I Am Chris Farley” (2015) (DVS)
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Castle “At Close Range” Castle “Habeas Corpse”
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What Went Friends ’ Friends ’ Black Music Honors
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Piece-Game Celebrity WGN Evening News
Two Men Two Men
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Journal
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108 SASK Saskatchewan Legislature
In Committee Å
Public Record Å
Tête à tête
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On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
Fly on the Wall
Now that fall is just around the corner, the flies have been
gathering at every door and window they can possibly
find in order to sneak into the warmth and protection of
the indoors. If there is one thing I can’t stand it is flies
in the house. I don’t imagine they are as bad in town
as they are in the country but I think they live anywhere
they can find something to eat or sit upon.
Flies carry germs and disease. They can also cause
significant damage in agricultural crops as well as
bother cattle and horses; causing wounds and spreading
disease. Andree Seu Peterson suggests that “birds and
planes are airborne on wings shaped in such a way
as to create lower pressure above the wings to create
graceful lift. (However,) not so with flies: Their wings
are constantly flapping, 200 times a second, attached
to their bodies in such a way as to create a ceaseless
buzzing.”
My dad is the best “fly swatter” around. For as long as
I can remember, he would grab the swatter and finish
off a few while he waited for the meal to be served. I
don’t ever remember flies taking over the kitchen when
I was growing up but since then, I’ve seen that the lack
of a “fly swatter” in my house has proved to provide a
safe haven for those pesky little pests. Maybe I need to
give some incentive to those who like to eat at my table
to pick up the wiry little weapon and help out the cook.
Far be it to me to appreciate a fly but apparently, flies
are used for some good. According to Wikipedia, “fly
larvae can be used as a biomedical tool for wound care
and treatment. Maggot debridement therapy (MDT) is
the use of blow fly larvae to remove the dead tissue
from wounds, most commonly being amputations.
...Removing the dead tissue promotes cell growth and
healthy wound healing.” Some species of maggots are
also bred commercially to be sold as angling bait as well
as food for certain mammals, fish, reptiles and birds.
There is also a type of traditional Sardinian sheep milk
cheese that contains larva from the cheese fly (known
as cheese skippers) that helps to soften the cheese and
change the aroma as the cheese matures. I just can’t
imagine eating that type of cheese.
Interesting to note, the devil is referred to in the Word of
God as Beelzebub or “lord of the flies.” I think this title
is very fitting. Flies are disgusting, full of germs and
disease, pesky, tormenting and overall dirty. The devil
fits this description well. Although he poses as an angel
of light, everything about him is disgusting. He is full of
death and disease, tormenting any who will allow him
to and is overall a dirty and deceptive force that doesn’t
stop pestering if he isn’t stopped. The good news is that,
just as it doesn’t take much to kill a fly, it really doesn’t
take much to rid our lives of the devil and his work. The
Word of God says to “resist the devil and he will flee.”
As we put on the full armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-18),
we will be armed and dangerous to the enemy. We are
promised victory as we first submit to God and then
resist the devil through faith and perseverance. Stand
strong because we always come out the other side; we
are overcomers, victorious ones!
Scripture references: James 4:7
St. Barnabas
Traditional Anglican Parish
Holy Communion B.C.P. Sunday 10:00 am
Worshipping at Parkview Chapel
474 Hochelaga St. West – Moose Jaw
Coffee & fellowship after the service.
For more information contact:
Rev. Glenn Galenkamp, Rector 306-691-2715
or Larry & Dianne Hellings 306-693-6701
All Are Welcome!
www.saintbarnabasmoosejaw.ca
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Unfortunately in this life, we all
endure difficulties and obstacles to
overcome, compounded by pain and
heartache. As I search my heart and
soul for meaning in all the stuff that
seems to bog us down during seasons
of change, one word comes to mind…
PERSEVERANCE. I won’t expound
and bore you with the facts…the
concerning health of aging parents
Joan Ritchie
and a preemie grandbaby, the health
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of other family members, as well as
workload changes at the office; it seems that “it doesn’t rain but it
pours!” “$#&% Happens” to all of us. We need perspective: It’s
not what happens but how we deal with it that matters.
The good news is that the human spirit has the potential to
rise above difficulty and persevere. ..to be steadfast in doing
something despite delay in achieving success. You could switch
out the word for persistence, tenacity or determination.
In all of this we need to be encouraged, keep faith and continue on
to reach beyond and get a grip that a better day is on the horizon.
As you may have guessed by now, I love the encouragement that
others can speak into my life and hopefully yours. These words
by well-known author Rudyard Kipling, “If: A Father’s Advice
to His Son” reaches far beyond a son in meaning, to all who have
ears to hear.
“If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their doubting too;
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
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If you can dream - and not make dreams your master;
If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim;
If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat those two impostors just the same;
If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,
And stoop and build ‘em up with worn-out tools
If you can make one heap of all your winnings
And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,
And lose, and start again at your beginnings
And never breathe a word about your loss;
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the will which says to them: ‘Hold on!’
If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,
Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch,
If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,
If all men count with you, but none too much;
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run,
Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it,
And - which is more - you’ll be a Man, my son!”
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Animo (N) Viens-tu faire un tour? Déjà dimanche (N) (SC) TJ
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News
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Simpsons
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Big Bang Big Bang The $100,000 Pyramid ’ Match Game ’ Å
Killjoys
News
CTV News
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Weekend EarthWatch
Weekend EarthWatch Two
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News
Sports Final Inside Edit. Paid Prog. News
Paid Prog.
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WDIV (4:00) NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup Series: Bojangles’ Southern 500. (N) Å
When Calls the Heart ’ When Calls the Heart ’ The National (N) Å
the fifth estate ’ Å
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CBKT (5:00) “Amazonia” (2013) Heartland ’ Å
BrainDead (N) ’ Å
Blue Bloods “Chinatown” Person of Interest Å
The Good Wife ’ Å
11 WWJ (:01) Big Brother (N) ’ Madam Secretary Å
7 Action News
Bensinger Castle “Habeas Corpse” Paid Prog.
12 WXYZ (5:30) College Football Notre Dame at Texas. (N) (Live)
Sunnyside Sunnyside Family Guy Last Man VICE on City
Survivorman (Part 2 of 2) To Be Announced
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Chucks
Assembly Max
Max
Haunting Haunting
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YTV (5:00) “Despicable Me” ››› “Megamind” (2010) Voices of Will Ferrell. ’
Team Umiz. Charmers
The National (N) Å
The Passionate Eye
The National (N) Å
The National (N) Å
The Passionate Eye
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NW Young Canadians
National
News
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News
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Billiards Å
18 SCORE European Poker Tour
SportsCentre (N) Å
SportsCentre (N) Å
SportsCentre (N) Å
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TSN (4:00) NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup Series: Bojangles’ Southern 500. (N) Å
Blue Jays Sportsnet Central (N)
Blue Jays Plays
World Poker Tour Å
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Rehab
Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Rehab
Rehab
21 HGTV Beachfront Renovation Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Rehab
Cantelon Joyce
Joel Osteen Prince
Miracle
Popoff
Prop. Conn In Touch J. Van Impe Tomorrow’s
22 VISION Jeremiah Facts
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M3 (Off Air)
Much Hip Hop Å
Tosh.0
Tosh.0
Tosh.0
Tosh.0
Team Ninja Warrior
The Almost Impossible
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MM Much Alternative Å
Degrassi Degrassi Flashpoint Å (DVS)
19-2 “Orphans”
Bitten ’ Å (DVS)
History of Science Å
25 EDACC Operation Smile Å
›› “Mamma Mia!” (2008) Meryl Streep.
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W ›› “Failure to Launch” (2006, Romance-Comedy) “Mary: The Making of a Princess” (2015)
Come Dine Come Dine Hockey Wives ’ Å
Housewives/NJ
Come Dine Come Dine
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Movie ’
Movie ’
(:45) Movie
28 BRAVO Criminal Minds ’
(:15) ›› “Barbershop” (2002) Ice Cube. Å
››› “Barbershop 2: Back in Business” (2004)
29 ENC AV2 (:15) ››› “Twister” (1996) Helen Hunt. Å
Hoarders: Then & Now Hoarders: Then & Now
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A&E Hoarders: Then & Now Hoarders: Then & Now Escaping Polygamy (N) (:01) The First 48 Å
Attkisson Community Paid Prog. Broke Girl Broke Girl Broke Girl Broke Girl
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The Hunt
Declassified
Declassified
The Hunt
Declassified
32 CNN The Hunt
Carver
“Finding a Family” (2011) Kim Delaney. ’
Brojects ’ Brojects ’ ››› “Grease” (1978)
33 CMT Grease ’ Brojects ’ Carver
Bar Rescue “Bug Bite”
Bar Rescue ’
Bar Rescue ’
Bar Rescue ’
34 SPIKE Bar Rescue “Bikini Bust” Bar Rescue ’
My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding ’ Å
(:02) My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding Å
Gypsy Wedding
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TLC Gypsy Wedding
Naked and Afraid XL (N) Dual Survival (N) Å
MythBusters ’ Å
Building Star Trek Å
Naked and Afraid XL
36 DISC Building Star Trek (N)
›› “300: Rise of an Empire” (2014) ’ Å
››› “Iron Man 3” (2013, Action) Robert Downey Jr. ’ Å
300-Empire
37 SHOW “X-Men: Days”
Freaktown Gadget
Gadget
Looped
Looped
Goosebump Goosebump Spider-Man Spider-Man
38 TOON Johnny T Johnny T Camp
Mako
The X Factor UK Å
The X Factor UK Å
Raising
Malcolm
Gilmore Girls ’ Å
Gilmore Girl Gilmore Girl
39 FAM Mako
The Closer “Time Bomb” The Closer “Good Faith” Paid Prog.
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PCH Mod Fam Mod Fam ››› “The Town” (2010) Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm.
Big Bang Just for Laughs
LOL :-)
LOL :-)
Big Bang King
Laughs: All Access
Just for Laughs
41 COM King
››› “Home in Indiana” (1944) Walter Brennan.
››› “Show People” (1928)
Character
42 TCM ››› “People Will Talk” (1951) Cary Grant. Å
Cutthroat Kitchen (N) ’ Chopped Canada Å
Food Truck Race
43 FOOD Food Network Star Kids Food Truck Race
Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Mantracker
I Shouldn’t Be Alive
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
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OUT Mantracker
45 HIST Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Forged in Fire ’ Å
The Last Ship (N) Å
Movie ’
Movie ’
46 SPACE Dark Matter ’
Fear the Walking Dead Geeking
Fear the Walking Dead Talk Dead
47 AMC Fear the Walking Dead Fear the Walking Dead (:01) Talking Dead (N)
FIA World Endurance Championship NASCAR Racing
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FSR FIA World Endurance Championship Mexico City.
49 DTOUR The Dead Files ’ Å
Cooking With KitchenAid Vita Tree Nutritionals
Vita Tree Nutritionals
Reign ’ Å (DVS)
Degrassi ’ 1 girl
The L.A. Complex Å
Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Teen Mom 2 Å
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MTV Reign ’ Å (DVS)
››› “Spectre” (2015, Action) Daniel Craig. Premiere. ’ Å
You Me Her
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MC1 GoldenEye ››› “Casino Royale” (2006) Daniel Craig. Premiere. ’ Å
(9:55) ›› “The Remaining” (2014)
Preggoland
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MC2 (5:50) ›› “The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby” ›› “Step Up: All In” (2014) Ryan Guzman. ’
(:20) ›› “Remember” (2015) ’
››› “A Most Wanted Man” (2014) ’ Å (DVS)
“Victor Frankenstein” ’
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MC3 (4:55) ››› “The Martian” (2015) ’
(:25) “The Intruders” (2015) (DVS)
You Me Her You Me Her Hip Hop Evolution (N) ››› “Straight Outta Compton” (2015, Biography)
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Blue Bloods ’ Å
Blue Bloods “Chinatown” Big Bang Big Bang Broke Girl Broke Girl Two Men Two Men
KTLA News KTLA News Person of Interest Å
Elementary ’ Å
5 News Sunday
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Elementary ’ Å
News/Nine Replay
Chicago
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Doctors and everyone
will enjoy apple harvest
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but why not invite
the doctor to sample some of the many items that are made with
this year’s bountiful supply of home-grown apples.
This week’s recipes are from the Canadian Mennonite Cookbook.
• • •
Dutch Apple Pie
6-8 apples
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
3 tbsps. flour
1 cup sweet cream
Pare, core and quarter the apples then slice. Mix the brown and
white sugar, cinnamon and flour. Place half of this mixture in the
bottom of an unbaked pie shell. Arrange the apple slices in rows
over the sugar.
Mix the cream with the remainder of the sugar and flour and
pour over the apples. Bake in a 450 degrees F oven for 10 minutes. Reduce the heat to 325 degrees F and continue baking for
about 45 minutes longer until the apples are translucent and
tender.
• • •
Apfelkuchen Fritters
1 cup flour
3 eggs
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 cup milk
2 cups chopped apples
Sift dry ingredients together. Add eggs and milk and beat well.
Add apples to batter and mix well. Drop by spoonfuls into deep,
hot fat. Fry until golden brown. Remove from fat, drain and sprinkle with sugar.
• • •
Applejack
1 egg
1 cup buttermilk
1 tsp. soda
1 tbsp. lard
flour to thicken
apples
sugar
Mix the egg, buttermilk, soda and lard. Add enough flour to thicken the mixture.
Cover the bottom of a pudding dish with apples that have been
pared, cored and sliced. Sprinkle with sugar then with some batter. Place another layer of apples, sugar and batter. Finish with
apples. Sprinkle with sugar and small bits of butter. Bake at 350
degrees F for 45 minutes.
• • •
Apple Roll
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 cups water
2 cups flour
1 tsp. salt
4 tsps. baking powder
6 tbsps. butter
3/4 cup milk
2 shredded apples
1 tbsp. butter
sugar
cinnamon
In a shallow pan, heat 1 1/2 cups sugar and 2 cups water and
cook slowly for 5 minutes. Pour syrup into a baking pan.
Mix the flour, salt, baking powder, shortening and milk to make a
biscuit dough. Roll out and sprinkle with finely shredded apples.
Roll up similar to a jelly roll and cut into 1 1/4 inch thick slices.
Place slices in syrup. Dot with butter and sprinkle with sugar and
cinnamon. Bake for 30 minutes at 375 degrees F or until crust
is brown.
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6 large apples
1 cup water
1 tbsp. lemon juice
1 tsp. sugar
1/4 tsp. each cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves
Peel and core apples and chop into a saucepan. Add water and
lemon juice. Bring to a boil, then simmer for 30 minutes. Remove
from stove and add sugar and spices and stir until well-mixed.
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Jobransa Foundation for Children
celebrates grand opening
by Scott Hellings
The staff of the Jobransa Foundation for Children celebrate the grand opening of the new centre.
On August 20th, the Jobransa Foundation for Children officially opened the doors of its new facility at 75 Ross St.
W. A special block party was held, which included face
painting, music, a bouncy castle, and an official ribbon
cutting ceremony. The Jobransa Foundation for Children
is a cross-Canada organization but this is their first service
centre location. Moose Jaw’s pilot centre will be replicated elsewhere, however, with similar centres opening in
Calgary and Brandon in 2017.
“This is the grand opening for our pilot program centre.
This is one of many centres that we will open over the next
12 to 18 months. We are bringing special needs families
together to offer programming for disabled children from
zero to 22 years of age,” said Tammy Beutle-Spilchuk,
founder and Executive Director of the Jobransa Foundation for Children.
As of two years ago, the Jobransa Foundation simply
worked with hospitals across the country. Now, they can
work directly with families to offer programs and services.
“An application would come to the hospital and then they
would send it to our board and then we would decide what
we could do. It could be for something like a lift, a wheelchair, or an MRI in Toronto. We would pay for it. But the
wait time was so long — it was about six to eight months
for the whole process because the family would put in an
application to the hospital, the hospital would have to get
in touch with us, and then that line would go back,” said
Beuthle-Spilchuk. “This way, we have cut down on that
wait time…We still work with hospitals but now families
can come straight to us and we can execute a lot quicker.”
So why did the Jobransa Foundation choose Moose Jaw?
Johnny 2 Fingers and the Deformities provided music.
“We did a lot of research over the last two years. There are
a lot of services for autism in the south central area but we
found there aren’t a lot of services for the other disabilities. We wanted to create a centre so that all parents would
have access to the same services without that wait time.”
The office has been open for just over nine weeks and
they already serve approximately 35 families. Summer
programming was at full capacity and there is already a
waiting list for next year.
“Our summer programming replicated a school day, so
parents would drop their child off at 9 a.m. and pick them
up at 3:30. We would go from classroom to classroom,
either doing independent living, arts and crafts, or expressive arts,” said Beutle-Spilchuk. “During the day we
would have one therapy session, whether the child needed
speech, counselling, or social work. We could even bring
the whole family in to come up with something like a
chore sheet, to keep the kids accountable.”
The centre also offers a popular sports program.
“Our sports program is one of a kind in Saskatchewan;
it is about bringing a disabled child into a sports-like
coaching atmosphere,” said Beutle-Spilchuk. “We know
they are not going to be able to do everything, in terms
of skills training, but it is about getting a jersey, getting
a photo, and learning to play
something like basketball or
soccer. The families get to sit
back and watch their child
play a sport.”
In September registration
will open up for individual programs, such as dance
music, cooking, and coffee
mornings for parents. Tuesdays and Thursdays will
feature drop-in sessions for
services like counselling or
speech therapy sessions.
The centre also has lots of
fun activities planned, such
as a bachelor auction on September 30 at Chiller’s Brew
Pub. For more information
on this event, or on programs
and services, drop by the
centre or call 306-972-2227.
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Encouraging acts of kindness
by Scott Hellings
Kelly Karius of the Moment of Kindness Foundation and No Such Thing as a Bully was at the Jobransa Foundation’s grand opening. Karius is originally from Melville but is now based out of Red
Deer, Alberta. She travels across western Canada
with her bright green car. Kids are encouraged to
grab a marker and sign her car, acting as a pledge
they will be kind to others. She has been doing it
for about a year now and is already using a second
vehicle.
“I was invited to Jobransa’s grand opening so that
people could sign my car. They sign it to pledge
kindness,” said Karius. “It is supposed to jog your
memory, especially for kids; when they feel like
being mean to someone they can think about that
pledge they signed.”
Karius also hands out special cards with codes on
them. Recipients are encouraged to complete an act
of kindness and then go online to register using their
code. They then pass the card onto someone else, to
generate even more kind acts. On the Moment of
Kindness website you track how far your card has
travelled.
She will be back at the Jobransa centre from September 19-21 to offer anger management classes for
both adults and youth, along with a No Such Thing
as a Bully workshop for the community. Visit www.
momentofkindness.com for more information.
Moose Jaw North MLA Warren Michelson signs
the Kindness Car.
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