Moose Jaw Express

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Moose Jaw Express

MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday June 24, 2015 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
Volume 8, Issue 24
Wednesday, June 24 2015
EXPRESS.COM
Moose Jaw’s REAL community newspaper www.mjvexpress.com
306.694.1322
Heritage Achievement Award
Recognizes Museum
By Ron Walter, For Moose Jaw Express
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SERVICING MOOSE JAW & SURROUNDING AREAS
POW WOWS PART OF FIRST
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A provincial heritage award in early June recognized 47 years
of work by volunteers building, maintaining and operating the
Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village Museum.
Lieut.- Gov. Vaughn Solomon Schofield presented the Heritage
Stewardship Achievement Award at a Heritage Saskatchewan
ceremony at Government House in Regina.
“It’s nice to see all the work of volunteers honoured,” said
museum president Gord Ross, a member for 14 years.
To this day the museum, a collection of 80 buildings and
hundreds of vehicles, has no paid employees except for summer
students hired from May to early September.
“I guess the recognition will help us” attract more visitors and
members.
Architectural Heritage Society of Saskatchewan rep Joe Ralko
said preserving heritage is important to let current and future
generations know what life was like.
“Together with numerous antique vehicles and machinery, the
museum has captured the spirit of Saskatchewan through its
representation of a pioneer village streetscape and farmstead,”
said Ralko.
“The dedicated volunteers ensure that ongoing maintenance
of the buildings is sympathetic to heritage paint colours and
original materials. This collection of buildings is one of the
finest in Saskatchewan.”
Residential industrial and commercial buildings on the site 13
km south of Moose Jaw range from the 1890s to the early 1900s.
One of the oldest buildings is the Glover Ranch bunkhouse,
built in the 1890s and moved from Baildon where it
was a teacherage residence.
It and a settler’s house from Baildon formed the core
of the museum, and were added to year after year.
The museum was not intended as a museum. The first
building was put up by members of the Antique Auto
Club of Saskatchewan on land purchased from local
farmer Erald Jones. The club wanted a building to
show and restore vehicles.
The club first asked Moose Jaw City Council to obtain
one-half an acre from the city near the junction of
Highway Two North and the Trans-Canada Highway.
Council almost laughed them out of city hall.
The first building moved on site was a metal shed used
for storage.
After the agreement to re-locate the Baildon buildings, other
district people asked the museum to take and preserve their
buildings.
Along with donations of buildings and equipment were mystery
donors. Museum members came out to the site one morning to
find an old threshing machine at the front gate. That kind of
donation continued.
In 1975 the Prairie Pioneer Village was renamed the Sukanen
Ship Pioneer Village Museum to reflect the crown jewel – the
ship built on the Prairie by settler Tom Sukanen to sail home to
Finland.
One recent major project, moving in a 1913 wooden crib
elevator, involved a mystery donation. The elevator could never
have come here without the $25,000 anonymous donation.
This year, the museum has built a drug store to accommodate a
collection of pharmacy-related equipment, furnishings and signs
from Fysh Drugs, donated by Dale Toni.
“This museum offers ample opportunity to educate younger
generations,” wrote museum co-founder Dick Meacher in his
chapbook History Preserved.
And Meacher added: “Those of us from an earlier generation
also have an opportunity to… recreate life as it was lived by our
parents.”
Nine other Saskatchewan communities received awards.
Heritage Stewardship Achievement Awards also went to the
Indian Head Fire Hall, and Maple Creek Main Street Project.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
IMG from left, Lieut.-Gov. Vaughn Solomon Schofield,
Gord Ross, Joey Mitchell, Frances Fritschke, Garry
Davis, Reg Skinner, Ross Ramage, Bill Young, and Dean
Redman. Photo Credit: Trevor Owen
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COMING EVENTS
Billiards at the Cosmo Centre every Monday at 6 pm and
Thursday at 6:30 pm.
Please note that coming events are placed where
space is available and that priority is given to local
non- profit groups and organizations.
MAXI BRIDGE
TOURNAMENT at the Cosmo Centre on
Saturday, June 27 at 10:00 am. Cost $12.50 – includes lunch.
MOOSE JAW & DISTRICT SENIORS’
ASSOCIATION
@Timothy Eaton Gardens – 101-510 Main St N. For more
information, call 306-694-4223 or mjsenior@sasktel.net
COSMO POLKA FEST at the Cosmo Centre on August 15th
from 4:00 pm to 12:00 am. Cost $20pp; Bands Len Gadica
and Leon Ochs. Concession available. Tickets are on sale now!
Seating is limited.
Jam Sessions at T. Eaton Garden every Friday from 10:00 to
11:30 a.m. Cost $2. Fill your morning with music and dance. All
are welcome!
Friendly Bridge at T. Eaton Garden every Thursday night from
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All are welcome!
Eaton Café 101-510 Main St. North. Open daily from 7:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Come and have a cup of coffee,
a meal off the menu or enjoy our daily specials. All are welcome!
The RCW & Speedy Creek Wrestling Fundraiser has been
postponed to June 27 at Timothy Eaton Gardens. Details to
follow.
COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE
235 Third Ave. N.E. For more information call (306) 692-6072.
For the month of July there will not be any Jam Sessions,
Card Tournaments or Dances but will be open for our regular
daily activities.
CANADA DAY CELEBRATION PANCAKE BREAKFAST at the
Cosmo Centre on JULY 1 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Cost $5.
THE MOOSE JAW TRAP AND SKEET CLUB
Shoots on Thursday evenings at 6:30 PM and on Sundays at
1:00 PM. Visitors and new members are welcome. The club is
also open to women and youth 12 and over. To be a member and
to own a shotgun you must have a valid government issued PAL
(Possession and Acquisition Certificate). For information about
the Trap Club and how to apply for a PAL, contact Al at 306 6928624 or 631-0833.
MOOSE JAW’S WHITE HACKLE PIPE BAND
will be approaching a significant milestone this coming year. If
enough people are interested in forming an organizing committee,
then the group will be celebrating their 70th anniversary. Anyone
wishing to help establish a committee to organize the group’s
70th anniversary or who has pictures that can be reproduced is
asked to contact McKnight at 306-692-3233 or mcknight.russ@
gmail.com. Memories can be preserved or shared on Facebook
at “White Hackle Pipe Band Alumni.”
THE MOOSE JAW ART GUILD EXHIBITION
“SCAPES”
runs until July 4th, 2015 at the Moose Jaw Cultural Center.
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Our courteous drivers will help you to
and from your door.
We will help you carry your shopping
bags, strollers, walkers etc. to and
from the car to your home.
Monday - Friday 8-6pm • Closed Saturday & Sunday
PRIVATE TAXI
24/7 days a week for airport or other shuttles
call Roy at 306-690-6610 to book your trip today.
Phone for Taxi times and for all other inquires.
Available anytime reserve your ride today.
We are available for airport rides,
no need to leave your car at the airport.
Taxi Day Number 306-681-6691
24/7 Call Roy at 306-690-6610
MOOSE JAW LAWN BOWLING
for all ages - 8 years and up with regular bowling Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday evenings at 7:00pm. Junior bowling is
held at 7:00pm on Tuesdays, Senior’s bowling to be arranged.
There are three free lessons for anyone interested in learning
this sport.
21ST ANNUAL CONCERTS IN THE PARK
at Crescent Park Amphitheatre (NO parking allowed within park
area) on Wednesday Evenings, 7 pm – 8:30 pm. June 24 – The
Gordas; July 01 – Musical Friends; July 8 – Jacksonville; July
15 – Good Time Music; July 22 – Al & Company; July 29 – Alice
and the Midnighters; Aug. 5 – Heritage Fiddlers; Aug. 12 – Band
City Band; Aug. 19 – Desperate for Haggis; Aug. 26 – TBA (6:307:30pm).
CRAYOLA EASY APPLIQUE CRAFT
PRESENTATION
with guest speaker Heather Carruthers, Quilters Heaven will
take place on Thursday, June 25 at 2:30 p.m. at the Library.
Join to rediscover an old favorite… crayons! Using the Melt-nBlend technique anyone can bring out their inner artist. Create
beautiful and textured applique designs that bring quilts and
other sewing projects to life. Admission is free. Everyone is
welcome. For more information please contact: Pam Albert or
Gwen Fisher 306-692-2787.
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THE MOOSE JAW ART GUILD SHOW & SALE
will be held at Anna Hergert’s studio, 101 Sandpoint Road,
Buffalo Pound Lake. Times are Friday, June 26, noon to
9:00 PM and Saturday, June 27 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Art
demonstrations occur every day and refreshments are free. For
more information call 306 693 0872.
GRANDMOTHERS 4 GRANDMOTHERS
will be selling Raffle tickets at the Moose Jaw Coop June 26
(Fri) and the 27 (Sat) from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Please stop
by for support. Lots of prizes, 90x100 inch Handmade Quilt.
GM pk, Free massages, restaurant Gift Certificates. Proceeds
help AIDS orphans and their caregivers in Africa. Grandmothers
4 Grandmothers is part of the Stephen Lewis Foundation a
registered charity. www.stephenlewisfoundation.org.
ZION UNITED CHURCH
will be holding their final “Old Time Dance” on SATURDAY
June 27 in the gym from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. for members and
the community. The cost is $10 for the dance and a lunch is
served at 11 pm when the dance is over. All proceeds go to the
restoration and preservation of Zion United Church. After that,
dances will resume in the fall.
MANGA CLUB FOR YOUTHS AGES 10-18
will be held on Saturday, June 27 at 3:00 p.m. at the Public
Library for a manga minded gathering consisting of cosplay,
crafts, anime viewings, book discussions and more! No
registration required. Admission is free. Refreshments will be
served.
W.J.JONES & SON FUNERAL HOME TREE
OF MEMORY CEREMONY
will be held on Sunday June 28 at 2:00 p.m. in Crescent Park
Amphitheatre. On this day the memory of everyone W.J. Jones &
Son Funeral Home served from June 15, 2014 to June 14, 2015
is honoured by the planting a Tree of Memory in Crescent Park.
Featuring the music of Joya Johnston. For more information
please phone 306-693-4644. If Weather is inclement, the
ceremony will be held at W.J.Jones & Son Funeral Chapel.
GRANDMOTHERS 4 GRANDMOTHERS
will meet Mon. June 29 at 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at 140 High
St. East Moose Jaw. Rosewood Apts social hall, main floor. New
members welcome. You don’t have to be a Mom or Grandma to
join! Call 306-693-4408 for info.
AVID KNITTERS GROUP MEETING
with Barb Silvester will take place on Tuesday June 30, at
2:30p.m. in the Library. Come and join the group and bring
your own projects, yarn and needles. All knitters are welcome
from beginners to experienced. Admission is free. Everyone is
welcome.
CROSSFIT MOOSE JAW FITKIDS SUMMER
CAMP
Space is VERY limited. See the complete schedule and register
your child using the Register links below, OR by contacting
our office at 306-692-XFIT (9348) or emailing admin@
crossfitmoosejaw.com.
FitKids Session 1: July 3-15 Mon/Wed/Fri = 6 sessions for
$79 + GST – Ages 5-8, 11am-12pm Register; Ages 9-12, 1pm2pm Register. July 2-14 Tu/Th = 4 sessions for $49 + GST
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Pow Wows Part of
First Nations Culture
Bernice Perkins
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
The annual Pow Wow in Wakamow is part of
the First Nations process to re-build a culture
almost lost by 130 years of residential schools
repressing the culture.
The large number of young people
participating in the ceremonies and dance on
the speed skating oval site is a source of pride
to leaders.
The Wakamow Aboriginal Community
Association (WACA) was organized “so we
can bring more of the young people in so
they will have that opportunity to be elders
and pipe carriers and possibly then connect
them together so they can be involved in
ceremony,” said WACA vice-chair Bernice
Perkins.
The First Nations name of the former
the Sakimay First Nations resident is
Babaminosayanimkeequay.
“They come into the circle when they are
young, when they start walking, most of
them. They have to be walking in order to
dance.” But this Pow Wow was specifically
dedicated to honouring First Nations women.
Perkins told the assembled: “Strong women
make strong families; strong families make
strong communities; and strong communities
will recreate a strong nation.
“Like many indigenous women, I have
experienced generational trauma,” she said.
“My identity was stripped by an external
government not telling me whom I am.
“I grew up getting called dirty names and
being ashamed of who I was and also being
confused. I watched violence and abuse and
experienced it intimately.
“But that is not the story I want to share
today. We all know that story. We have all
experienced a version of that story at some
time.
“The story I want to share is one of resilience,
one of hope, and most of all, one of healing.”
Two indigenous women shared their
experiences with the large number of intertribal participants and guests.
Perkins said they talked about how the Pow
Wow and dancing helped them in their lives
through some of their difficulties, how it
helped them to leave a life of trouble into
walking in a sacred manner, how ceremony
and culture helped them to live a better life.
Ceremony is important to “nurturing the soul”
of First Nations people and their identity.
“Although I am an urban dweller when I
attend ceremonies or even when I carry out
aspects of ceremonies in the city it reminds
me of where I come from,” said the Moose
Jaw resident.
In the Kiwanis shelter, bannock and fry bread
were served. One First Nations craft table
displayed hand-made jewelry while a crafts
person demonstrated the art of fine beadwork.
Greetings came from Moose Jaw Wakamow
MLA Greg Lawrence, wearing his Metis
sash, Mayor Deb Higgins, Police Chief Rick
Bourassa and a representative of Casino
Moose Jaw, which was a pow wow sponsor.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.
net
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Good Afternoon
Sports People...
The Lynbrook is pleased to announce the 4th Holein-One of the year has been recorded by Mr. Lynn
Nelson while playing with the Senior Men’s Club
on Wed. morning, June 17th/2015.
Lynn used a 3 hybrid, on the 14th Hole that was
playing at 157 yards. Witnesses to the usually rare
event where Don Thompson, Doug Blance and
Jim McNeil. This was the 1st hole-in-one ever for
Lynn, who also had knee replacement surgery Jan.
19th/2015, and apparently has made him a better
golfer, and encouragement for those who are going
to have surgery.
COMING EVENTS
anyone wanting to take part in the discussion. Admission is free.
Everyone is welcome.
FitKids Session 2: July 24 - Aug 5 M/W/F = 6 sessions for
$79 + GST – Ages 5-8, 11am-12pm Register; Ages 9-12, 1pm2pm Register. July 23-Aug 4 = 4 sessions for $49 + GST –Ages
5-8, 12pm-1pm Register; Ages 9-12, 1pm-2pm Register. **save
10% when you purchase both camps together, or for families
registering more than one child.
SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE CLASSES
are held at Moose Jaw Public Library in the Herb Taylor Room
on Thursdays from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Come join in for a
lively evening of music and dance; a dance for everyone. Great
exercise. For information call 306.972.6121 or just drop in.
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THE STORYTELLING SESSIONS
will take place each Thursday at 6:30pm from July 9th to
August 13th. This weekly program invites youths ages 10-18 to
explore different methods of storytelling like Improv, Songwriting,
Photography and more! With special guest presenters like
Megan Nash, Evie Ruddy, Gerry Stonechild and Elizabeth Elich,
this is an opportunity you will not want to miss! No registration
is required and admission is free. All Materials will be provided
and refreshments will be served. The Schedule is as follows:
July 9th – Bookbinding with Special Guest Elizabeth Elich; July
16th – Storytelling on the Fly: Improvisational Storytelling; July
23rd – First Person Storytelling with Digital Sound Artist Evie
Ruddy; July 30th – Storytelling through Song with Megan Nash;
August 6th – Storytelling with Picture not Words; August 13th –
Aboriginal Storytelling with Gerry Stonechild.
6TH ANNUAL K+S POTASH CANADA
WARRIORS ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT
will be held on July 9 & 10. Entry for the tournament is $400 per
golfer, registration information or details on how to be a partner
is available at www.mjwarriors.com or by calling the office at
306.694.5711 or Todd Hudson 306.631.0288.
LIBRARY BOOK CLUB MEETING
on Thursday, July 2 at 2:30 p.m. at the Library. The Book Club is
open to all interested adults and no registration is required. The
featured book this month is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
On July 14th Lee’s novel Go Set a Watchmen will be released
which is set 20 years after the event in To Kill a Mockingbird.
Get prepared for this literary event by revisiting the themes
and characters of To Kill a Mockingbird wich is an enduring
classic and 1960 Pulitzer Prize winner. Copies of the book are
available on a first-come-first-served basis from the Library for
SALVATION ARMY
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m./Sunday Worship at 11:00 a.m./
Evening Service 6:30 p.m. at Community Complex.
ROTARY FAMILY FUN ZONE
Get in the ROTARY FAMILY FUN ZONE with the entire family at
YaraCentre (1220 High St. W) FREE on the last Sunday of each
month from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Come and enjoy some together
time on the turf free of charge. Featuring toys and bouncy castles
for the little ones, plus room to run or play your favourite game.
Watch for special guests, speakers and programs taking place.
SCOTTISH COUNTRY BEGINNERS DANCE
LESSONS
for children ages 10 and under will be held at the Moose Jaw
Public Library, ‘’Herb Taylor Room’’ on Thursdays from 6:30
p.m to 7:00 p.m. Please register by calling, McFergus Scottish
Country Dancers at 306-972-6121
MOOSE JAW ROTARY CLUB
meets Mondays at noon at the Heritage Inn. Information
available at 306-692-3842.
ROTARY CLUB OF MOOSE JAW WAKAMOW
meets the second and fourth Monday of the month at 6:00
p.m. at the Heritage Inn.
“BUTTONS & BOWS” SQUARE AND
ROUND DANCE CD CLUB
will resume dancing in the fall at St. Andrews Church Social
Hall, 60 Athabasca E, Lower Hall – West Door. For more
information contact Jo Ann Thompson at 306.693.2605
TAOIST TAI CHI
new times – Weds. – Continuing 6:30 – 8pm; Beginners 6-7pm/
Sat. – Continuing 9:30-11am; Beginners 11-12am at St. Andrews
Church Social Hall.
THE FRIENDLY CITY OPTIMIST CLUB
invites everyone to meetings at the Heritage Inn on the second
& fourth Tuesday of each month. Social at 6:00 p.m./Supper at
6:30 p.m./meeting at 7:00 p.m. For more info call 306.694.4121
or email lpethick@sasktel.net
K-40 CLUB OF MOOSE JAW
generally meets the second Tuesday of the month.
TOPS SK2211
meets every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. for weigh-in and meeting
follows at 6:30 p.m. at St. Andrew’s United Church, 60 Athabasca
St. E. Contact Bonnie at (306) 694-4008.
THE MOOSE JAW CAMERA CLUB
invites you to their monthly meetings at the Cosmo Centre
upstairs. Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. the first Monday from
September–June. More info at www.mjphotoclub@gmail.com
THE MOOSE JAW SCRABBLE CLUB
meets every Friday afternoon at 1:00pm in the Craft Room at
the Cosmo Centre 235 3rd Ave NE. Come join us for several
games of brain challenging fun. For information call 306 692
0731.
INFORMED CHOICES PREGNANCY
CENTER
Drop-in Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Free confidential and non-judgmental counselling
and support available for women and men experiencing an
unplanned pregnancy at 251A High St. W. Text 306-690-8462.
MOOSE JAW DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
meets at the Comfort Inn three times per week: Mondays – 7:00
p.m. – Rookie-Master Night; Thursdays – 7:00 p.m. – Stratified
Open Pairs; Fridays – 1:30 p.m. – Stratified Open Pairs. For
Partnerships call Dave Morrell at 693-1427.
BINGO
is held every Tuesday evening at Church of Our Lady Community
Centre, 566 Vaughan St. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and bingo
starts at 7:00 p.m. Lunch is available.
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Lions, Leos and Ducks…
By Scott Hellings
Ducks in the serpentine.
The Early Bird Lions Club is certainly busy these days. First, the group is
looking to get its Leos Club off the
ground. A special information night
will provide more details on the club.
It will be held on Tuesday, June 30 at
7:00 p.m. at the YMCA (220 Fairford
St. E.). Both parents and teens are
welcome to attend.
The Leos Club is a special offshoot
of the Lions that is meant for young
people between the ages of 12 and 18.
The Leos group is open to anybody
and no prior experience is necessary.
It is a great opportunity for youth to
get involved with the community,
while making new friends and gaining contacts and leadership skills.
The club will also help bridge the
generation gap between youth and
their elders.
“It is a great opportunity for the kids
to put their ideas into action, which
will benefit both the community and
the environment here in Moose Jaw,”
said Early Bird Lions member Bernie Roy. “They will form their own
committee and they will set their
own agenda. We will only have one
person acting as an advisor from the
Early Bird Lions, so for the most part,
it is their ballgame. If they do need
our assistance, we will definitely help
them.”
Michelle Crawford and Melissa
Townsend participated in the Leos
Club when they lived in Jamaica.
They will both be at the information
night to talk about their experience
with the Leos.
If you are unable to attend on June
30 you can contact Roy for more
information by emailing him at
willyroy518@sasktel.net or by calling 306-691-5218.
The Early Bird Lions are also preparing for their biggest fundraiser of the
year. On Sunday, July 5 at 2:00 p.m.
the Lions will hold their 11th Annual Duck Derby in Crescent Park.
The event sees yellow rubber ducks
racing along the water, with the first
duck to cross the finish line taking
home the top prize. The prize for first
place is $2,000.
“One hundred per cent of the money
that we raise goes back into the community,” said Roy.
It is a fun, family-friendly event. The
afternoon will also include face painting for the kids, the Band City Band
will also provide entertainment, and
refreshments will be available.
Of course, you can’t win if you don’t
buy a ticket. Just 3,000 tickets will
be available and there will be over
$5,000 in cash prizes. You can purchase one ticket for $5 or five tickets
for $20. Tickets for the Duck Derby
are on sale now. Contact Todd Busch
at 360-690-8633 for more information. Tickets will also be on sale at
Superstore on June 25 and 26 and at
Sidewalk Days (to be held July 2-4).
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Polka On Down to the Last Old Time Dance of the Season
Get your dancing shoes on because Zion United Church will
be hosting its final Old Time Dance of the season on Saturday,
January 27. This will be the last dance until the fall so be sure to
come out for an evening full of fellowship and, of course, great
music and dancing.
The dance is organized by Howie and Brenda Johnson. They
provide the music, with Howie on the guitar and Brenda on the
keyboard. As you would expect, they play a wide variety of old
time favourites.
“We play the polkas, the foxtrots, the old-time waltzes,
chatisses, and barn dances,” said Brenda.
The dances started up in January and are typically held on the
last Friday of the month. They have become a popular night
out, with an average of 100 dancers attending each month.
Proceeds from the event go towards maintenance of the church
building. Brenda and Howie have completed a number of
renovations over the years and so they understand just how
costly maintenance can be. The two are part of Zion’s music
team and have spent decades playing in bands. They decided
they could use their music to raise funds that would help offset
the costs of renovations.
“My husband Howie is the property chairman here and I am
on property as well…This is a huge building and there is a lot
of expense. We were talking last January and we said, gee, we
could actually help with some financing if we were to have
some dances,” said Brenda. “We donate our music and our
time and we organize it. We told the people of the congregation
and made up some posters and we ended up with a really good
turnout at that first dance… We feel we have something to offer
the church and the community.”
Although they donate their time, the Johnsons treat the dances
as though it were a professional gig. For example, Brenda says
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hooting and hollering and they have a
really good time.”
The dances are a lot of fun but they
are also a great way to showcase the
building itself.
“A lot of times people don’t think of
Zion Church as a facility where they
could have something like a dance,”
said Brenda. “We want to get the
word out that Zion has some rental
space available.”
The dance will be held in Zion’s
gym. The cost is just $10 and you
simply pay at the door. Jugs of
water, coffee, and snacks will be
made available throughout the
dance. The doors will open at
7:00 p.m. and the dance will be
held from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. A lunch will follow
and is included in the price. It will be served in the social hall.
The lunch will include buns, meat, pickles, tea and coffee, and
a wide variety of sweets.
Inclusive Playground Open and Ready for Play
Although the Moose Jaw Co-op
Inclusive Playground at Rotary River
Park in Wakamow Valley was initially
installed in November 2013, it was the
object of targeted vandalism last year
that delayed its official opening until
now. It was a happy day for all involved
to celebrate the official opening on June
16th, 2015. CEO of Wakamow Valley
Margaret Moran, Mayor Deb Higgins,
General Manager of Moose Jaw Coop Gerry Onyskevitch and MLA Greg
Lawrence were in attendance, as well
as many well-wishers. Of course, there
were a number of happy kids from
Southwest Day Care and Learning
Centre and St. Michael Raphael Centre
enjoying the playground.
It’s a place where kids of all abilities
and their families and friends can
play together, regardless of personal
restrictions. Play is an integral part of a
child’s life and the inclusive playground
provides a nurturing environment where
children can develop confidence and
create friendships, not to mention, it’s
in Moose Jaw’s beautiful green space
Wakamow Valley. Disabled children
need to play as much as nondisabled
children and the benefits of kids playing
with other kids and getting some
physical activity can be a determining
factor in their overall well-being.
Executive Director of Southwest Day
Care and Learning Centre, Lucille
Gilliland is thrilled with the inclusive
playground. “This is an amazing park,”
she said. Gilliland says they bring their
kids down to the playground often.
“There are lots of visual and interactive
things; it’s an asset to the community!
“Handicapped parents can also play and
interact with their children. We want to
make sure everyone is involved.”
Gilliland is impressed with the structure
and says lots of research and thought
went into developing it. “We believe in
an inclusive community where everyone
can be involved.”
With no government money injections
to this project, it couldn’t have happened
without the support of businesses and
organizations here in Moose Jaw. There
are a number of major contributors that
made the Moose Jaw Co-op Inclusive
Playground a reality: Moose Jaw Co-op,
Rotary Club of Moose Jaw, 800 CHAB
Children’s Fund, President’s Choice
Children’s Charity, City of Moose Jaw,
Community Initiatives Fund and Ottawa
Real Estate. General Manager Gerry
Onyskevitch of Moose Jaw Co-op said
that this project was one of their ‘Caring
for the Community’ Co-op programs
and was a very worthwhile endeavour.
Mayor Deb Higgins and Co-op General Manager Gerry Onyskevitch unveil the plaque
listing all of the contributors.
your skin. Better circulation leads to better nutrition
to the skin and nervous system and removal of toxins.
Exercise will also increase your youth hormones,
keeping you looking and “feeling” better.
Seriously… Can’t You Feel That?
by Dr. Steven Heidinger,
Moose Jaw Chiropractor
Other than love and companionship, there really are
some great perks to being married: Sharing expenses,
tag-teaming when dealing with the kids and someone
to vent to at the end of a tough day at work, among
others. Another benefit I’ve noticed in the last few
years is that there is someone there to tell me that I’ve
got something on my face. A piece of food, a wayward
hair or lint, could have been hanging there on my cheek
or above my lip all day long if it weren’t for my wife.
“How do you not feel that on your face?” is all too
common of a question around our house, and it is
usually directed towards me and probably because I’m
the oldest in our home. When my wife is away, I need
to make a conscious effort to walk around mirrors
more often just to make sure part of my lunch is not
hanging from my face.
Does aging really affect our skin sensitivity? And if it
does, is there anything we can do about it?
Unfortunately, yes, studies have shown that for a
variety of reasons, our skin becomes less sensitive to
many different stimuli as we age. As we age, our skin
tends to get thicker, drier and saggier. The amount of
sensory nerves in and under our skin also declines with
age. Sensation to touch, vibration and temperature
changes, lessen with time. Unfortunately this leads to
more consequences on top not feeling that piece of rice
on your lip. Lack of skin sensitivity can lead to injury.
Burns, frostbite, abrasions, bruising and even bedsores
are more common in elderly in part due to the general
lack of sensation.
Is there anything that can be done to treat or prevent
this from happening? I think so. And with anything
health-related, preventing is much easier than treating
after the fact.
There are two factors affecting skin sensation as
we age: the health of the skin and the health of the
nervous system. Both of these are greatly affected by
the lifestyle choices we make.
Exercise. The more you exercise, the more you
circulate oxygen throughout your body, including
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drinking more water are basic essentials for healthier
skin.
Toxins. Tobacco is a sure-fire way to age your skin and
nervous system. Aside from the toxins that circulate
through a smoker’s body, there is less oxygen traveling
to every body part, including the skin. With many
smokers, you can just tell that they smoke, due to the
quality of their skin.
Supplements. B-complex, calcium, magnesium,
Omega-3 oils, can improve nerve impulse transmission.
Diabetes. All too common now, diabetes is a major
factor in nervous system health. Sensation deficit is just
one of the many consequences of diabetic neuropathy.
Sun exposure. The more you get that “healthy tan,”
the more you actually damage the skin. Limit your sun
exposure for healthier skin.
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just assume that there is always something on your
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A Legion of Classics
Classic cars filled the parking lot
on June 13 for the Legion’s
14th Annual Show and
Shine. Jim Hughes of
Moose Jaw was one of the
participants. He had both his
1950 Pontiac Silver Streak
and his 1958 Chevrolet
Delray on display. Hughes
says that both vehicles are
one-owner cars. That means
they are maintained originals
and not restored, which is what
he prefers.
“The thing I like about survivor cars is they
have such soul and history behind them,” said Hughes.
“Restored cars are nice — I’m not taking anything away
from them because I’ve owned them — but survivor
cars just have all the memories attached to them from
all the previous owners. I just love their character and
their soul.”
Over the years Hughes has bought and sold a lot of cars.
“Cars tend to follow me home. I have owned many,
many cars; I am on my 457th vehicle. I had two cars
before I was 16. They just kind of follow me home and
they magically turn up,” said Hughes. “It’s kind of neat;
I’m like an old car magnet. I have owned some pretty
rare and cool stuff over the years.”
The Toyota Sera is just one example of the unique cars
Hughes has had in his collection. It was a Japanese
concept car that featured glass panels on the roof and
butterfly style doors.
“It looked like a spaceship. It was just the coolest little
car,” said Hughes. “A collector in Saskatoon had it and I
bought it from him. A kid who used to live in Japan and
had migrated here to Canada saw it online when I was
getting ready to sell the thing. He was living down in
Estevan or someplace like that and so he caught a bus up
here to buy it. That was his dream car. He literally had
to travel halfway around the world to buy his dream car
here in Canada.”
Hughes owns just three vehicles right now and says he
is now on the hunt for another car. The most cars he
has had in his driveway at one time is nine. He has no
A 1958 Chevrolet Delray.
preference in terms of make, model or even vintage.
“I have literally owned them all. There is good and bad
in everything,” said Hughes. “For me it is really about
the character. It doesn’t matter what year or make it
is, as long as it has some character that makes it really
stand out.”
Hughes loves attending show and shines and takes in as
many as he can.
“I eat, sleep and breathe these shows. I am at every one
I can get to and I’ll go anywhere. I love that you get
to meet new people. It is just fun and there is always
something new,” said Hughes. “You get to hear stories
because people come up to you and say their dad,
grandfather, cousin, or whoever owned one of these
cars. They share all their memories and laughs and it is
really quite wonderful. I am kind of addicted to it.”
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REFLECTIVE MOMENTS
Would pioneers have
enjoyed mystery meat?
Joyce Walter
For Moose Jaw Express
The grocery store shelves are lined with
hundreds of varieties of tinned and preserved meats, vegetables, pickles, sauces
and anything else one’s heart could desire.
Pioneers to this land would have stared in
bewilderment at the largess of the larders,
suddenly not having to worry about what
would constitute the next day’s meal.
Life for them would have been so much
easier if they had had the resources and
foodstuffs that we take for granted and
seldom think twice about using to save
time in our so-called busy lives. I can just
imagine a homemaker of yesteryear shaking her head in disbelief if she were asked
to compare her busy day to a busy day of
today. “What lazy louts,” she would likely
think.
A busy day in pioneer times meant getting
up before the chickens, without a single
alarm clock to announce the time. There
would be a cow or two to milk by hand,
horses and other animals to feed and water, stalls to clean out and eggs to gather.
Meanwhile, in the house, the cookstove or
perhaps even just a fireplace blaze would
be used in the breakfast preparation, a
duty that complemented the making of
beds, sweeping of floors, lunch preparation for the field or the school house and
other duties associated with child rearing
and homemaking.
Work inside and outside continued all
day, with dinner prepared on time, dishes
washed, crops seeded or harvested depending on the season, gardens planted,
weeded and harvested, provisions put
aside for harsh winters, supper on the table, homework supervised, useful lessons
like sewing or woodworking taught, some
family time after the chores of the evening
were completed, and then early to bed and
early to rise again.
Compare those days with our modern conveniences of electricity, telephone, dishwashers, microwave ovens and robotic
vacuum cleaners, plus the addition of fast
food outlets, pre-packaged, heat-andserve dinners and tinned meats — those
pioneer grannies and grandpaps would
have swooned with amazement.
But sometimes the modern conveniences
aren’t as exciting as might be expected.
Take canned meat, for instance. One may
purchase flakes of ham, flakes of chicken
and flaked turkey, none of which have ever
been part of the animal or birds named on
the can — no self-respecting turkey ever
tasted like those tinned flakes.
So why do we buy them? They are quick,
usually cheap and easy to zap into a sandwich or as a topping for a salad that needs
a bit of meat.
Without seeing the name on the can it is
almost impossible to tell whether we are
enjoying turkey, or maybe because it has a
pinkish tone it is ham, but then the chicken
is about the same colour. Therefore I have
coined the phrase “mystery meat” when
telling friends the contents of our luncheon
menu.
I’ve often used that expression but never
once did I think anyone was taking me seriously, that indeed that was the name on
the can in the grocery store.
Then one day I mentioned buying several
cans of “mystery meat” on sale at a local
establishment, enough cans to keep us in
sandwiches and salads for several months,
or until the urge for flakes of something
passed.
The lady on the other end of the conversation expressed interest and on the very next
trip to the store, she searched the shelves
so she too could buy “mystery meat”, save
a few cents and have something handy in
the cupboard in case visitors dropped in.
When she returned from her shopping trip,
she called to tell me she couldn’t find any
tins on the shelves that went by the name
of “mystery meat,” suggesting the store
must have sold out.
After I enjoyed a hysterical moment of
laughter at her expense, I carefully explained that “mystery meat” was simply
my code for the three flaked meat options.
She made rude remarks to me about my
vocabulary, but had to laugh when all was
said and done.
“I’m glad I didn’t ask for a rain check or
help from the staff,” she said.
If she had it might have been the highlight
of the staff’s day, and certainly a story to
retell at staff picnics where such “mystery
meat” might have a place of honour in the
macaroni salad.
Even the pioneers would have laughed.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
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Fans for the Hot and Bothered
By Nick Greengrass
A protest took place in front of Providence
Place on Sunday, June 14th. Some would
say a protest but in reality, it was more of
a fundraiser than anything else. Instead of
raising money, they were raising awareness
for the residents and employees of
Providence Place, forced to live and work at
temperatures as hot as +38 with no working
air conditioners. The “protest” only lasted an
hour but was successful in drawing plenty
of attention to this unfortunate situation and
collecting fans for donation.
The event organizer, Clay Clysdale
(the 1000 Good Deeds Guy) says
they collected 10 fans but many were
dropped off randomly throughout the
week, so an exact number was out of
the question.
It will be another six-10 weeks before
the new air conditioner is running
again, so, understandably, everybody
involved with Providence Place is
concerned about this. People are torn
on who to blame and who to talk to
but most of them seem to want to see
Artsy Garbage
By Nick Greengrass
Not only does cleaning up the streets do
something for making a neighbourhood
look great but it can also now be counted on
as a way to unite like-minded and creative
teenagers and a way to spark real change in
society.
Axis and Beauti-fi Moose Jaw worked in
combination with the City of Moose Jaw
to organize the art project; it was a dirty
job, considering it was garbage. It’s called
“Global Warning” and it can be seen at the
Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery entrance,
where it will sit until August 19th.
The idea is to spread awareness about
keeping the community safe and clean and
to get youth involved and to let them know
they can play an important role within the
city. The creations are just what make it all
come together.
Mayor Deb Higgins officially declared
the month of May as a Moose Jaw Pickit-Up city-wide initiative so students have
been doing their part picking up the trash
anyways; it was the City’s Youth Advisory
Committee and Access YMCA who decided
to make it into a challenge between schools.
“The trophy will be like the Stanley Cup; it
will be given to each year’s winner,” said
Crystal Froese, co-founder of Beauti-fi
Moose Jaw. The trophy was created by local
artist Greg Olson. Olson is no stranger to
creating things out of recycled materials and
the trophy reflects that.
“This is just the start,” Crystal continued.
“You can only imagine where it will go from
here.”
Some of the finished pieces are attractive
enough to fetch a pretty penny for, but where
they end up after the exhibition is anyone’s
guess. For instance, Global Warning, a
piece created by art students from Grades
10-12 at Riverview Collegiate is a hulking
collection of black refuse painted even
blacker and welded to what looks like an old
coat rack. There’s some piping included, a
tire, hubcaps and even a paintball gun and
it’s netted together and perched on a painting
of earth. It’s striking and provocative and
would make for an interesting conversation
piece in any gallery anywhere in the world.
Nick Penna-Benson and Caitlyn Betker
created a garbage can that Nick claims
will likely end up in his garage where it
will serve as, obviously, a garbage can: A
functional piece functional
beyond all rationale. “It’s
a garbage can;” Nick said,
“what better to build with
garbage.”
Global Warning - created by Grade 10-12
art students at Riverview Collegiate
Garbage King - created by Grade 9s at
Riverview Collegiate
This is a contest, the
winning school gets
the trophy but the
winner is selected by
voters who log onto the
Moose Jaw Museum &
Art Gallery’s Facebook
page and click the Like
button of the project of
their choice.
Nick Penna-Benson and Caitlyn Betker stand beside the
garbage can they created out of garbage.
more done from local MLA’s, the Five Hills
Health Region and Paul Nyhof, the CEO of
Providence Place.
“My dad is in there. He’s got dementia,”
Michelle Wiens said. “To keep the heat
down, they have been turning the lights off.
That has to contribute to problems.”
A lot of small niceties are currently being
used inside the care home: Fans, cold cloths,
open windows and popsicles are nice but
they aren’t solutions.
Susanna Fenske’s dad is in there. “He can’t
get out of bed because it’s so hot he just lays
around naked now. Sweat isn’t good for
bedsores.”
“We’ve got a thermometer on his wall. When
it hits +30 he calls me and I drive in from
Mossbank to raise hell,” Susanna continued.
It’s just too hot in there. Workers are
struggling as much as the residents are.
“Go in there; you’ll see nurses standing in
front of fans. It’s hard work lifting people in
and out of bath tubs,” Wiens said.
Karen Purdy (NDP MLA candidate for
MJ-Wakamow) was on hand to gin up
her fan base. She had this to say: “The
most vulnerable people of our society are
constantly being dismissed and ignored. We
need to have the forethought to prevent these
critical incidents from happening.”
Providence Place will happily accept any
fans you may no longer be using.
Moose Jaw
Warriors
James Gallo, Moose Jaw Warriors,
Manager, Communications/
Hockey Administration
In early June, the Moose Jaw Warriors announced the promotion of Doug
Gasper to Head Scout and Bob Bartlett to Director, Player Development.
“I was very impressed in the work Doug and Bob did with our scouting
staff, our draft preparation and executing the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft,”
commented Warriors General Manager Alan Millar.
Gasper, who lives in Saskatoon, originally joined the Warriors in 2007 and
was promoted to Assistant Head Scout in 2012. Prior to joining Moose Jaw,
Gasper was an area scout with the Prince Albert Raiders from 2005 to 2007
and the Head Scout for the Nipawin Hawks (SJHL) from 2009 to 2012.
“Doug is a smart, motivated hockey guy who will work hard and do a great
job for us,” said Millar.
“I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Alan Millar and the Moose Jaw
Warrior Board for giving me this opportunity. The Warriors are a great
organization to work for and the fans are very passionate about their
Warriors,” said Gasper. “I would also like to thank my wife Kelly and family
for their continued support. Scouting in the WHL requires a lot of time away
from home and strong family support is very important to success. I look
forward to working with Alan and the hockey operations staff to complete
our goal of bringing a Memorial Cup championship to the city of Moose
Jaw.”
Bartlett, who lives in Lethbridge, Alberta, joined the Warriors in 2009 and was
promoted to Senior Scout/Manager, USA Scouting and Player Development
in 2012. Previously, he scouted for the Lethbridge Broncos from 1974 to
1985, he would later serve as General Manager of the Lethbridge Hurricanes
from 1991 to 1995, and under his guidance, they made the playoffs four out
of five years and appeared in the 1991 WHL Final. Bartlett has also served
as a coach mentor, instructor, and evaluator for Hockey Alberta for more
than 20 years and has received several awards. He was inducted in to the
Lethbridge Hurricanes/Broncos Hall of Fame in 2011, the Alberta Hockey
Hall of Fame in 2010, and the Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame in 1998.
“Bob, with almost four decades of experience, brings a wealth of knowledge
and is an invaluable person for myself and our entire hockey operations,”
commented Millar.
6th Annual K+S Alumni Golf Tournament...
Past and present Moose Jaw Warriors return to the Friendly City July 9
and 10 for the organizations 6th Annual K+S Alumni Golf Tournament.
Registration information is available at the Warriors Office, or by calling
306.694.5711. In the past this tournament has raised over $400,000 for the
team’s Education Fund.
Warriors Kids Camp…
The Moose Jaw Warriors summer
Kids Camp in partnership with
Canadian Tire Jumpstart, will be
held August 17 to 21 at Mosaic
Place. Assistant Coach Mark
O’Leary will be the head instructor,
while Head Coach Tim Hunter,
current Warriors, and alumni will
assist on and off the ice throughout
the week. Those taking part in
the camp will receive two and
a half hours of on ice time each
day. Registration information is
available at the Warriors Office, or
by calling 306.94.5711.
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When mob wins a clash,
nobody wins
The power of social media was demonstrated again
recently when opponents of pipelines trashed Tim
Hortons for running an advertisement promoting
pipelines.
The Canadian coffee icon makes a few extra
nickels by running ads on an electronic board
shown to the captive audiences in 1,500 doughnut
stores.
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There is just so much to tell you about! Here is a summary of things you can all their followers know about the “inflammatory” ad. Within moments the
entire environmentalist universe was “informed.”
look forward to at this year’s Moose Jaw Sidewalk
Days
Festival:
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FunTAZM. Don’t forget, the four yanked the ad immediately and told Enbridge.
Moose Jaw Ford Busking Stations will have hourly entertainment all day The issue was over in hours. Or was it?
long! Both the Grant Hall and John’s Music Stages will be featuring bands By caving in so quickly, the coffee chain teed off Alberta customers and
some people in other oil and gas producing regions. Oil is their lifeblood and
from 11:00am - 8:00pm (ending by 9:00pm)
anyone who caves to tree-huggers becomes an enemy.
THURSDAY, JULY 2ND
Even Alberta-based Defence Minister Jason Kenney got on Twitter and gave
Tim Hortons some flack.
The Scotiabank Songwriters Showcase kicks off the entertainment, followed
The media made a joke out of this incident, but there is more at stake in this
by outstanding musical performances on both stages. Headliners include: situation than some well-meaning principled people showing their power to
Trick Ryder, Sweet Saturday, Andrea L’Heureux, Majetik, River Street and force two giant commercial enterprises to their knees.
Random Honesty.
What will happen in a world where not necessarily well-informed chatter on
Twitter and Facebook forces instant changes to social policy and business
FRIDAY, JULY 3RD
conduct?
With 17 performances on the two main stages, this is our busiest day for We are supposed to be living in a democratic society with a cornerstone
sure! There will be something for everyone, including European style fiddle of free speech and processes to discuss and debate ideas on issues, before
players Babchouk, folk/world style music with Folk Sanctuary and the achieving a resolution reflecting the majority of opinion.
lovely Sarah Harvey. You don’t want to miss names like Highwind, The Where was the discussion and debate in the Tim Hortons situation? There
was none. This was mob rule with no discussion, no understanding and no
Tilted Kilts, Oddfellas and Moose Jaw favourite The Bromantics!
regard for the right of others, large corporations included.
TH
Of course some of the environmentalists will argue their right to free speech
SATURDAY, JULY 4
on these issues was curtailed by federal government refusal in recent pipeline
Saturday will be unbelievably busy! Break out the sunblock, and plan to hearings to listen to the “little guy.” They may be right but that doesn’t excuse
spend the day! The Wakamow Aboriginal Community Association will have mob rule.
some dancers, The Summerfield School of Highland Dance will dazzle you The excesses of mob rule are evident from killing and looting in the French
with their ensemble (including full pipe accompaniment!), The Chinese Revolution to the Halifax Riots and more recent Stanley Cup riots in
Dragon will make an appearance, as will the CosPlay and Society for Vancouver.
Creative Anachronism characters! Of course, you can’t forget about the Air The incident should provide Tim Hortons executives with lessons.
Demo featuring our Snowbirds (sponsored by Heritage Inn and Comfort Inn Number One: don’t cave in so easily. Determine first whom else you will
Moose Jaw).
offend.
Number Two: With a reputation like Tim Hortons to protect, why is there a
Another full slate of performances, including home town favourite Johnny need to direct other people’s possibly offensive messages to your customers
2 Fingers and The Deformities, The Strutt, Random Honesty and The for a few dollars more?
Milkman’s Sons. It will be a fantastic day!
That advertising plan has to be one of the year’s dumbest executive strategies.
The streets will be lined with food trucks, food vendors and treats everywhere. Enbridge needs to learn slick ads alone are unsuccessful. Environmentalists
This will be a Sidewalk Days Festival to remember! We hope to see you - need to be convinced pipelines, compared to rail transport, are the lesser evil.
and remember, all information and details are available on sidewalkdays.ca
as well as on our Facebook page!
Jacki L’Heureux,
Chair Moose Jaw
Sidewalk Days Festival
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Saskatchewan Festival of Words · Moose Jaw · July 16 to 19, 2015
Experience CanLit Up Close and Personal
Schedule Current as of June 10, 2015 (1:37 PM)
Schedule subject to change.
Thursday
July 16
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Kids Ink
with Instructor
Kevin Sylvester
(ages 10-13) Cost is FREE
author sponsored by Rotary Club Moose Jaw Wakamow
Taylor Room, Public Library
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Living in the Age of the Pitch
with Instructor Andrew Pyper
Cost $35
Reading Room, Public Library
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Looping Landscapes
with Instructor Moe Clark
Cost $35
North Studio, Moose Jaw Cultural Centre, Cost $35
Sponsored by the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Storytime for Little Ones
with Children's Author Peter Midgley
(ages 4 years and up) FREE EVENT
Art Museum Theatre, Public Library
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Great Big Book Club
Sean Michaels discussing his book Us Conductors
Cost $25
South Room, Public Library
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Add Bling to your Book with Substantive Editing
with Instructor Peter Midgley
Friday
July 17
Saturday
July 18
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Steven Heighton
Lisa Bird-Wilson
Kevin Sylvester
Jane Byers
Susin Nielsen
Greg Simison
LOCATION
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
10:10 AM - 11:00 AM
Audrey Thomas
Gary Geddes
Peter Midgley
Shayna Stock
Deryn Collier
LOCATION
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Sponsored by Brenda Walper Bossence
James Daschuk
Chris Turner
Taylor Room
11:20 AM - 12:10 PM
LOCATION
Dramatic Reading
Lisa Bird-Wilson
Sean Michaels
Guy Vanderhaeghe
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
LOCATION
Lunch with Lyndon Penner
Moderated by Kevin Sylvester
St. Andrews
Church Hall
6:30 PM
Feature Film:
My Old Lady
starring Maggie Smith and Kevin Kline
$10.00 Public Admission (included in pass)
Mae Wilson Theatre, Moose Jaw Cultural Centre
9:00 PM
Readception Presented by SaskWater
at Mosaic Place Conference Centre, 2nd Level
Featuring mini readings from:
Lisa Bird-Wilson, Jane Byers, James Daschuk,
Susin Nielsen, Andrew Pyper, and Greg Simison
$20 Public Admission (included in pass)
Saskatchewan Festival of Words, 217 Main Street North,
Moose Jaw SK, S6H 0W1
Phone: 306-691-0557 Email: festivaloperations@sasktel.net
www.festivalofwords.com
Moe Clark
Terry Fallis
Andrew Pyper
Deryn Collier
10:10 AM - 11:00 AM
LOCATION
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
LOCATION
James Daschuk
Lisa Bird-Wilson
Art Museum Theatre
Hyland Memorial Session with Geddes
Reading Room
& Vanderhaeghe Sponsored by Arts in Motion
South Room
Poetry Slam Winners
Jane Byers
Peter Midgley
Taylor Room
11:20 AM - 12:10 PM
Terry Fallis
Chris Turner
Lyndon Penner
Andrew Pyper
Deryn Collier
Moe Clark
Sean Michaels
LOCATION
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
LOCATION
All Sunday Events
Will Be At
Mosaic Place
Sponsored by Moose Jaw Express
with Music by Lorne Deason
appearance sponsored by:
CBI Julian's Fitness
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Panel: Backroom Politics and the Power of the Pen
with Terry Fallis, James Daschuk,
Chris Turner, Jane Byers, and
Lisa Bird-Wilson
Moderated by Mark Medley
11:10 AM -12:00 PM
Panel: Making the Point with Humour
with Terry Fallis, Kevin Sylvester
Greg Simison, and Susin Nielsen
1:30 PM - 2:20 PM
Dramatic Reading
Guy Vanderhaeghe Audrey Thomas
Lisa Bird-Wilson
Deryn Collier
Steven Heighton
9:00 AM -12:00 PM
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Saskatchewan Breakfast & Panels
Lunch on Your Own
Feature with Penner starts at 12:30
Media Sponsor: Moose Jaw Times Herald
1:30 PM - 2:20 PM
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
2:40 PM - 3:30 PM
LOCATION
James Daschuk
Art Museum Theatre
Sponsored by Heritage Insurance
Peter Midgley
Lyndon Penner
Gary Geddes
Greg Simison
Teen Read-out
Cost $35
Taylor Room, Public Library
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Audrey Thomas
Susin Nielsen
Steven Heighton
Kim McCullough
Sunday
July 19
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
Saskatchewan Book Award
Winners
Gary Geddes
Steven Heighton
Kevin Sylvester
Susin Nielsen
Jane Byers
Greg Simison
2:40 PM - 3:30 PM
Lyndon Penner
Andrew Pyper
Chris Turner
Sean Michaels
Terry Fallis
Audrey Thomas
Art Museum Theatre
LOCATIONS KEY
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
Art Museum Theatre - Street Level, Public Library Complex
Reading Room - Off Main Foyer, Public Library Complex
South Room - Upper Level, Public Library Complex
Taylor Room - Upper Level, Public Library Complex
Mosaic Place - 110-1st Ave. N.W. Conference Centre, 2nd Level
Mae Wilson Theatre - 217 Main Street North
Bobby's Place - 63 High Street East
Moose Jaw Cultural Centre - 217 Main Street North
St. Andrews Church Hall - 60 Athabasca St East
LOCATION
Art Museum Theatre
Reading Room
South Room
Taylor Room
Sponsored by CHAB Children's Fund
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
LOCATION
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
LOCATION
Friday Feature
Chris Turner interviewed by
Mark Medley
Mae Wilson Theatre
Moose Jaw
Cultural Centre
Saturday Feature
An hour with Guy Vanderhaeghe
Mae Wilson Theatre
Moose Jaw
Cultural Centre
LOCATION
Bobby's Place
63 High Street East
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
LOCATION
Jackpine Press
Broadsheets & Chapbooks
Book Launch
Upper Lobby
Moose Jaw
Cultural Centre
Individual session tickets available from $10.
Full 2015 Festival Pass $200 (a $245 value)
Sponsored by Moose Jaw Express
5:30 PM
"Live Wires" Trivia Night
Sponsored by McDougall Gauley LLP
Advance Tickets Required $20
Doors open @ 5:30pmTrivia begins @ 6:00pm
9:00 PM
LOCATION
Poetry Slam Competition
Mae Wilson Theatre
with Shayna Stock & Guest Poets
Moose Jaw
& Special Performance by Moe Clark
Cultural Centre
FREE EVENT
8:30 PM
LOCATION
Megan Nash and Belle Plaine
Live in Concert
Sponsored by Casino Moose Jaw
Mae Wilson Theatre
Moose Jaw
Cultural Centre
McNally Robinson is the
official book seller for the
Festival of Words.
Visit their Book Shop
during the Festival,
located in the Discovery
Centre, on the Lower Level,
Art Museum Complex.
Saskatchewan’s Population Continues to Grow
Report from the Legislature
Saskatchewan continues
to be one of the fastest
growing provinces in
Canada. According to
Statistics Canada, as
of April 1, 2015, there
were 1,134,402 people
living in Saskatchewan,
Greg Lawrence MLA an increase of 1,762 in
the past quarter and an
increase of 14,273 in the past year.
Saskatchewan had the second highest growth rate
among the provinces in the past year and third
highest in the past quarter. Our province has now had
population growth every quarter for the past 9 years –
the longest period of continuous growth since the late
1970s and early 1980s.
Building Schools for Saskatchewan Students
Our growing population means more than 11,000
students will be attending new state-of-the-art
elementary schools in Saskatoon, Martensville,
Warman and Regina. Each of these nine new, jointuse schools will include 90 new child care spaces,
community space and more.
Building schools in fast-growing communities is a
priority for our government and, using a P3 model,
we will complete this work on-time and on-budget.
Construction on the publicly-owned and operated
schools is expected to begin this summer and will be
ready for students in 2017.
Our government is also pleased to support a major
renovation and expansion in Gravelbourg that will
combine early-learning, elementary and secondary
education under one roof. Since 2007, we have
committed approximately $948 million toward 65
major school capital projects and numerous smaller
projects including preventative maintenance and
renewal.
Students Saving with Saskatchewan Advantage
Scholarships
Students who are graduating from Grade 12 this year
are now eligible for the $500 Saskatchewan Advantage
Scholarship. This $500 per year scholarship (to a
lifetime maximum of $2,000) is applied to tuition costs
at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution.
Since its inception, more than 17,000 Saskatchewan
students have been awarded scholarships worth nearly
$14 million. In 2015-16, the provincial government
is committing $9 million toward the Saskatchewan
Advantage Scholarship, an increase of $2.3 million
from last year.
Since 2007, our government has provided $670 million
in direct support to students through scholarships,
bursaries and grants through the student loan program,
the Saskatchewan Advantage Grant for Education
Savings and the Graduate Retention Program.
More People Working in Saskatchewan Than Ever
Before
Saskatchewan’s economy is diversified with a broad
base of goods and services which has set us apart
from other provinces. Our economic outlook is positive
– jobs are up, population is up, and other indicators
like exports and wholesale trade are making steady
gains.
New job numbers released by Statistics Canada
show that there were 582,700 people working in
the province in May 2015, an increase of 4,800 over
the previous year. At 4.9 per cent, our province also
maintained Canada’s lowest unemployment rate for
the 20th consecutive month.
Saskatchewan Reports on Patient First Review
Progress
Saskatchewan has made significant progress
addressing patient feedback from its ground-breaking
Patient First Review. This includes dramatically
reduced surgical wait times and primary health care
innovations that are revitalizing health services in
rural communities. The focus is now on reducing
emergency department waits, improving care for
seniors and improving services for people struggling
with mental health and addictions.
A Patient First Review Update report outlines options
under consideration to improve patients’ access to
health care, such as recent legislation to pave the way
for patients to choose to directly pay a private facility
for an MRI scan in Saskatchewan. Other approaches
under consideration include a credit system for people
who want more choices outside of the province for
select services not available in Saskatchewan, and
activity-based funding for health facilities.
Our government is firmly committed to a health system
that puts patients first, and we’ll continue to ask for
input and learn from their experiences. Much more
work is ahead, but a solid foundation is in place to
achieve exceptional patient and family-centred care.
Karate Kids Showed Grace Under Pressure
Submitted by Nancy Rosnes for Moose Jaw Express
On June 6, 2015, members of the Five
Hills Chito Ryu Karate Club travelled to
Winnipeg, MB to attend the Manitoba
Provincial Open 2015. This was the
first time to attend this particular
tournament. This was one of the larger
tournaments attended with a total
of 130 athletes competing. Five Hills
Karate Club sent 12 athletes, with the
youngest one being age four.
This was the last tournament of the
season. The kids put forth their very
best effort one more time and it showed.
The twelve competitors brought home a
total of 20 medals with nine of those
being gold. However, it was not the color
of the medals that the kids brought
home or that they brought home medals
at all that impressed the coaches. Once
again, the students showed that their
hard work and training pays off and that
they can hold their own in a very high
calibre tournament. All of the students
demonstrated their ability to focus on
the task at hand, whether it be kata or
kumite, and tune out the spectators,
the judges, and the other athletes. They
showed grace under pressure during
their competitions and represented
themselves and their dojo with pride.
Instructor Nancy Rosnes said, “What
Colin and I saw from our students went
far beyond the medals, of course. We
saw the past year of hard work that
the kids have done, the lessons that
we have taught them, the different
techniques that we have shown them
and how we try to get them to let their
bodies react naturally to a situation all
come together into a solid performance.
From our youngest student, fouryear-old Caley to our oldest student,
15-year-old Owen, we saw them put
into action everything that they have
learned throughout their season of
training. During the kumite (sparring)
especially, we saw the students reacting
instinctively to the techniques that their
opponent was throwing at them. We
saw them challenge themselves and
try different techniques
Manitoba Provincial Open
instead of staying with
the same one over and
2015 Results
over. We saw them
Held June 6, 2015 in Winnipeg, MB
thinking and being smart,
Total of 130 competitors from Manitoba
using strategy to set up
and Saskatchewan.
and execute successful
techniques. We saw them
Five Hills Karate Club sent 12 competitors
accidentally get kicked or
ranging in age from 4-51 and brought home
punched because while
a combined total of 20 medals.
these tournaments are
Finley Henderson
Gold in Kata
non-contact, accidents
Hannah Henderson
Silver in Kata, Bronze in Kumite
do happen and that is
Caley McFaddin
Participation medal in Flag Kumite
why we wear protection –
Daniel Mcfaddin
Silver in Kumite, Gold in Team Kata
Joshua McFaddin
Bronze in Kumite, Gold in Team Kata
gloves and mouthguards.
Glen
McFaddin
Gold in Kata, Bronze in Kumite
But we saw our students
Brett McLean
Gold in Kata, Silver in Team Kata
take the kick or the punch,
Owen McNabb
Gold in Kata, Gold in Kumite
and still summon the
Brandon Rosnes
Silver in Kata, Silver in Team Kata
Colin Rosnes
Gold in Kumite
courage to stand there
Kristupas Seirys
Gold in Team Kata
and say, yes it hurt but I
Jacob Selby
Bronze in Kata, Bronze in Kumite
am ok and I will finish the
Silver in Team Kata
match. And then carry on,
not with a wary or fearful
approach but with full on determination are learning respect and humility and
to score their points and win the match. commitment. One of the things we love
That takes a lot of heart for a seven- most is how everyone from the dojo is
supportive of one another, for the wins
year-old.”
“We are so fortunate to be able to share and the losses. Great family to be a part
in the lives of these young people that of!! Karate has so much to offer and we
come into our dojo, and in a small are happy to have found what we have
way contribute to the growth and been looking for.”
development of their character,” said “And that is all that Colin and I have
Nancy. “I’ll say again, we don’t teach ever wanted to do. To hear that from our
karate. We teach kids to become good parents tells us that we are succeeding
people – the karate is an extra and the in teaching these kids the valuable
medals at tournaments are a by-product things in life and more importantly, that
of their hard work. As one of our parents these kids are soaking up our words
said to us - “all my kids know that hard and applying them in their lives outside
work has its rewards. It has been a the dojo. And that is worth more than all
great experience for all of them. They of the gold medals in the world.”
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Lindale Elementary School
Playground Officially Opened
Lindale Elementary School officially held their Grand Opening of their new playground
on June 17th. Director of Education for the Prairie South School Division Tony Baldwin
attended to celebrate the event with the students and staff, as well as many board
members. The students have been enjoying the playground for the last couple of weeks
since its installation at the end of May and finished off the celebrations enjoying some
friendly competition on the monkey bars.
Thanks to school fundraisers, Lindale Elementary School raised $25,000 for the
structure, with the district putting in the rest for a total of $50,000. The playground will
provide years of recess and noon hour fun-times for the kids!
Teachers and students gathered to officially open the new
playground structure at Lindale Elementary School.
Director of Education For Prairie
South School Division officially
cuts the ribbon to open the new
playground.
Moose Jaw and Regina Sea Cadets traveled to Blackstrap lake for the annual
Spring sail, the cadets learned all aspects of sailing and were able to receive
there CanSail certification. In the picture is Petty Officer Tory Boczkowski Moose
Jaw; Ordinary Seaman Josh Godlien doing the job of skip on the sailboat Moose
Jaw and Ordinary cadet Park Regina.
Moose Jaw Real Estate Board
Donate $100,000
to the Capital Equipment Campaign
Each year families in Moose Jaw are helped through the hard work and dedication
of Moose Jaw Realtors to find the home of their dreams. Each and every one of
those families at some point will require necessary and critical care services that
are only provided at the new Moose Jaw Regional Hospital.
At the last meeting of the Moose Jaw Real Estate Board, Moose Jaw Realtors
gathered in celebration and left an enduring gift to the Moose Jaw Health Foundation
that will help families in Moose Jaw for years to come. Members of the Moose Jaw
Real Estate Board presented Foundation Executive Director Kelly McElree with a
$100,000 donation to the capital equipment campaign for the hospital’s state-ofthe-art trauma room. With this donation the Moose Jaw Real Estate Board leaves
a legacy at our new hospital that will impact critically ill patients for years to come
that need emergency medical services.
The Moose Jaw Health Foundation greatly appreciates the support of Moose Jaw
Realtors for the Foundation’s capital equipment campaign for the new Moose Jaw
Regional Hospital. Thank you once again for your generous support.
Montessori Year End Fundraiser
Yolanda Balaberda, director of the Montessori School of Discovery was pleased with the turnout at the annual year end party and fundraiser. Silent auction items, a concession,
ticket sales and sponsors made it possible for this private pre-school/kindergarten to amass funds for next year’s programming. The biggest goal, however, as explained by
Yolanda, was to have all the children enjoy themselves. Judging from the smiles that were seen all over the arena, this goal was definitely met.
Lucas and Mason enjoy a slide on a bouncy castle
Eisley waits patiently for her balloon cat
Jackson gets his face painted
Noah checks out the ambulance
Chase, Hunter and their Dad pose as “tourists”
Max turns on the lights of the police car
Draven is one of the newest fans of the fire
department
A wide variety of silent auction items provides
another fundraising stream
Finn Motorsports
(Bushell Park, Saskatchewan, Canada) The first round of the Canadian Motorcycle Association (CMA) National
Mini Roadracing Championship was completed the weekend of June 13th at 3 Flags Motorsports Park in
Lumsden, SK. Carrying momentum from two successful regional rounds already completed this season, the
Finn Motorsports team started off the national championship with a strong presence on the podium.
Finn Motorsports senior rider, Jonathan Finn (11yrs old), was able to find success at the opening CMA
national round. “I was able to get a good launch off the starting line which is something I had been struggling
with earlier this season. Keeping my head down and settling into a good race rhythm is really important to
get to the front” said Jonathan who was able to find himself on the podium 4 times including 2 race wins in
the opening round of the CMA National Championship.
Matthew Finn (9yrs old), 2013 Canadian Motorcycle Association (CMA) National Champion, showed
dominance off the start by getting the hole shot each of his two races in the national Youth class. Able to
keep the challengers behind him for most of the race, Matthew could not hold on to the lead for the finish. “I
know I could be strong right off the start but we geared the bike for faster top speed down the straight-away.
I wasn’t able to keep them from getting the drive out of the corners on me,” said Matthew, who was able to
finish the weekend with two strong 2nd place finishes.
With the 2015 racing season underway the Finn Motorsports team continues to prepare for their busiest
season yet. Competing in the Pacific Coast, Western Canadian and Alberta regional championships as well
as the CMA national championships. The team will travel over 10,000km this season competing at events
across western Canada. The team’s next race is the third round of the Pacific Coast Regional Series 21 June
at Greg Moore Raceway in Chilliwack, BC. The Finn Motorsports team would like to thank their sponsors.
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Flying for Fun
Planes are often flying overhead in Moose Jaw,
but on June 13 a different kind of plane was in the
air. That is because the Moose Jaw Radio Control
Aircraft Club held its annual Fun Fly event. It
served as an excellent showcase for the hobby and
the club itself.
“This event is something we put on to let people
come out and see what the hobby is all about,”
said club member Kerry Olson. “We open it up
to members from other clubs, and we have good
representation today from Regina, Swift Current,
Estevan, and different places like that. There is no
competition here today, you come just come out and
have fun.”
Olson has been involved with the hobby since 1984.
He has been part of the local club for several years
now and is trying to get his grandchildren interested
in flying. Olson enjoys the hobby, noting that is
unique. He also enjoys meeting fellow enthusiasts.
“I like the camaraderie. I like when people come out
from different areas and we can share information
with each other. It is a very friendly atmosphere.”
The club has around 25 active members. They are
associated with the Model Aeronautics Association
of Canada (MAAC). Their field is located south
and west of YaraCentre. Olson says that a booth at
the annual model railroad show has really helped
increase the group’s visibility and they have attracted
several new members as a result.
Planes can be purchased on the Internet from places
like eBay. There are also two stores in Regina that
sell RC aircraft. Fellow hobbyists can prove to
be a valuable resource when searching for parts.
Members fly a wide variety of models, including gas
or electric planes, and even RC helicopters. Some
planes must be built while others come ready to fly.
“Now a lot of planes will come off an assembly line
where they are basically built and ready to fly, as
opposed to spending hours of building them. Some
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By Scott Hellings
planes take 80 to 100 hours to build,” said Olson. to be able to take that initial step and work with
“There is that side of the hobby, if you are interested somebody,” said Olson. “If you are interested you
in building an airplane and figuring out what makes can try out a flight and see how you feel about it
its fly and finding its balance and centre of gravity.”
Olson has built several of his own planes. He says before you jump in and buy a bunch of equipment.”
he has also accumulated several planes from those It truly is a great hobby for young and old alike.
who have left the hobby. He tends to prefer “glow Be sure to check out the Moose Jaw Radio Control
engine” planes but notes that lately he has been Aircraft Club’s Facebook for more information.
dabbling more in electric models. Olson says that Visit www.maac.ca to learn more information on the
electric planes have become quite popular in the last
Model Aeronautics Association of Canada.
few years, particularly
with younger people.
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accessible than ever.
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now for people who are
interested. It is easier to
get into now, or at least a
lot more so than when I
got started.”
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easier to learn how to
fly model planes. He
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instructor who can help
those new to the hobby
get a feel for how the
models work.
Kerry Olson shows off one of his planes.
“It works out pretty nice,
Game of Thrones
Toilets. Most of us use them daily and in some
cases many times a day, butt imagine if they
did not perform as expected. What measures
would you take to “rect”ify the “sit”uation?
How far would you “go” for relief? Well, in
the USA they will break the law to maintain
a normalcy in their bathroom routines and
by Dale “bushy” Bush it is all due to the game of thrones between
Canada and the USA. A battle over toilets being
smuggled into the States from Canada is happening and the $#it is about
to hit the fan. What the heck?
It all began a few years ago when the American smartypantsknowitallguys
forecast that water would be in short supply and began to discover ways
to use H2O more efficiently. It was discovered that every time someone
sat on the toilet to do their “thing,” and enjoy a crossword puzzle, their
“thing” required about five gallons of water to be flushed down the “poop
chute.” Multiply that by a few times a day and then multiply that by the
population of the USA and you could fill thousands of Olympic sized
swimming pools with…water, and other stuff, but mostly water. The
smartypantsknowitallguys figured that the population could use the throne
less or the throne could use less. The population would not “go” less, so
they decided to use less, and then made it a law to use less water per flush
on all new toilets sold in the States. The old standard for flushing in the
USA was 5 gpf (gallons per flush) or about 18 liters and the new standard
was reduced to 3.5 gps or about 13 liters.
The wise use of water is a big deal so the USA made it a law to use low
flush toilets but it was discovered that using less water per flush was not
getting the job done and at times, a second flush was needed to complete
the task. When the American law went into effect, it opened a whole new
market for Canadian toilet manufacturers who still manufacture the “old”
five gallon thrones as well as manufacturing the new lower capacity toilets.
Unable to legally import 5 gpf toilets it wasn’t long before the inevitable
happened and border agents began to intercept smuggled “full flush”
Canadian toilets with increasing “regularity.”
Strangely, this is not the first time that toilet smuggling has occurred between
the two countries and again it was the Americans smuggling black market
toilets from the Canucks. Before
the new millennium, green minded
Americans found it difficult to get
the 3.5 gallon “low flush” toilets and
they became the smuggled toilets
of choice among eco-minded green
poopers who became flushed with
excitement with each exciting flush.
Isn’t it ironic that after it became a
law in the States the old full flushers
were needed to get the job done and
it made me wonder if there was just
a change in efficiency or if there was just more to flush. With the obesity
problem plaguing the USA, and Americans being Americans I believe there
is just simply more to flush, so it is no wonder they need the maximum
flush and the cost is water under their bridge.
We all are aware of how precious water is and it is sad that there must be
laws to enforce common sense in the first place, but it must be done to help
prevent a shortage in the future. In Canada we have been trying to use less
water on a volunteer basis by retro-fitting duo-flush units on older toilets
and offering low and ultra-low flush biffys for new installations. For the
cheap-os out there (me) there is the tried and true, not to mention cheap,
old school method of water conservation. If it is brown flush it down, and if
it is yellow let it mellow. I hope you do not need an explanation of that old
adage, or a demonstration.
Toilets are a big business for doing ones business and the science guys are
constantly developing more efficient ways to waste not want not. Pressure
assisted low flush toilets can be very expensive as can be an “electric”
toilet that composts your poopies so you can put it in your garden to grow
vegetables. That may sound like a good idea to a science fella but to me it
kind of sticks in my throat…from the bottom up.
What will the smartypantsknowitallguys come up with next to keep our
waste from being wasteful? I am not sure, butt I am sure it will all work out
in the end…after the paper work.
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bed, 2 baths & office. Open living/dining. Finished basement.
Appliances included. Detached
double insulated garage (possible heat). Gorgeous fenced
landscaped large yard (3 lots)
- a gardener’s dream. Great
location - 20 mins. To M.J.,
60 mins. to Regina, 30 min. to
Estate Sale: 2008 Buick Allure K+S. 2100 Sq. ft. Priced to sell.
Thursday, June 25
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7:00 p.m. 19 TSN CFL Football Vehicle cargo roof rack - $5
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats at wrightjrcleaning@hotmail.ca
Calgary Stampeders.
120 RV’s & Marine
Saturday, June 27
Commercial
Cleaning
19 Ft. 211 Super
Sport Trailer.
Done Right
Max 3000 mileage, dual wheels,
4000lbs capacity, sleeps seven,
roof air, awning, TV, VCR, AM, FM,
1 1/2 bunks, cherfield, 2 door - 2
way fridge,
thermostat
furnace, 4
125
Trailers
- 15” wheels w/ spare. $10,000
24 1/2
Jayco Cabin Trailer - air/
firm.
306-693-3063.
shower/fridge & stove; tandem
135etc.
Tools
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axle,
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8749
693-1591.
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Calgary
Stampeders
at
110 Autos
Parts
1 -ft.10:with
Mitre
Call 6931.5
6 insaw.
wooden
sides
Montreal Alouettes.
1984 Dodge 3/4 Ton Truck Top- on1591.
410/3.5 - 4 in air tires. Ph.
Saturday,
July693-1591
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972-9172 Real Estate
24:00tires
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M&S Wood145
p.m. 19
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mechanics creeper - $5
Goodyear,no
826 Athabasca st. w.2011
Football BC rims,$20.00/pair
Lions at Ottawa 306-681-8749
, 2RedBlacks.
-8 bolt regular rims with For
3 Sale:
bdrm,Black
2 bath,
Stainless
& Decker
worktires.9.50R16.5LT rib.$30.00/ mate
Appliances,Fenced
(vinyl), 14
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with Craftsman
miter
GOLFwith various gauge.
pair. , 5 mags
692-3248
24 Deck,
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tires on
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Saturday,
27 wide For
tires.$15.00 per tire with rim., motors.
Asking 692-3248
$384,900 Call 97212:003263
p.m. 31 WUHF Golf U.S.
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For
Sale:
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1026
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Senior Open Championship, ice augers in like new condition.
Third Round. (HD)
692-3248
1:00 p.m. 5 CFRE 11 WWJ
For Sale: Lots of small hand
PGA Tour Golf Travelers
tools all in excellent condition.
Ron Kruse
Championship, Third Round. 692-3248
experience
(HD)With over 35 years of renovation
For Sale: Bostich hand stapler
with large assortment of staSunday, June 28
FREE ESTIMATES
ples. 692-3248
12:00 p.m. 31 WUHF Golf U.S.
Sale: assortment of drill bits
694-1632 630-7104 For
rjhomerepair@hotmail.com
Senior Open Championship, in excellent condition. 692-3248
Final Round. (HD)
145 Real Estate
1:00 p.m. 5 CFRE 11 WWJ
PGA Tour Golf Travelers
Superb - South Hill. Close to
Championship, Final Round. several schools, bike & walk(HD)F r a m i n g S t u d i o ing trails. Bright open LV/DI/KI.
WeSaturday,
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306-630-2323.
609
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And we still do custom
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itage touches. 3 generous sized
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3:00 p.m. 19 TSN CFL Football
Edmonton Eskimos at
Toronto Argonauts.
105Blue
Autos
Winnipeg
Bombers at
Saskatchewan
Roughriders.
1980 ford F250 3/4 ton super
cab truck.was
parked
Thursday,
July 2here in
2007.It was running and need6:30a p.m.
19 TSN CFL
Football
ed
muffler.Has
a new
drive
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
at
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in
Winnipeg
Blue Bombers.
.
it each
year.Batteries
removed
as they Friday,
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July 3 Contact
692
3263
R J HOME REPAIR
Thunder Creek
House for sale: In St Victor
Sask. Small two bedroom
house & 3 lots. Will sell house
& lot or sell lots separately or
sell house & lots all 3 in one
package. Ph. 306-972-9172
160 Miscellaneous
Newly built solid wood love seat
bench - $40 306-681-8749
Shed antlers - $5 each 306681-8749
15 gallon metal barrel, great
for garage garbage can - $5
306-681-8749
For Sale: 2 Simplicity window air
con 5200 BTU. Ph. 972-9172
For sale: Rebuilt Lewis cattle
oilers. Ph. 972-9172
New with tags NASCAR Joe
Gibbs racing hat - $20 306681-8749
Stool with wheels - $2 306681-8749
For Sale: assortment of outdoor
extension cords. 692-3248
For sale: Movie camera projector $15. Phone 692-1365
For sale: Coleman camp stove
$10. Phone 692-1365
For sale: Men’s cowboy boots
size 9 1/2 $5. Phone 692-1365
For sale men’s & ladies 10
speed Peugeot bikes. Best offer. 306 692 8778
165 Household Items
Freezer for sale- chest type, 12
cu ft., $150. Call 306-681-6976
Danby black bar fridge - no
freezer - like brand new $75.00 - 306-693-4861
Older bar size freezer - doesn’t
look pretty but works great $40.00 - 306-693-4861
For sale: 1- pine round wooden
table, 5 ft. by 3 ft. with one leaf
& 4 chairs. Ph. 306-972-9172
For sale: 1 - 5 ft. by 2 ft. chrome
- 3 glass bathroom storage
shelf. Ph. 306-972-9172
Central Lutheran Church
Half Banner 2 in
for walking 3 to 4 hours...
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For sale: 1 - round pedestal
bathroom sink. Ph. 306-9729172
For Sale: 1 - TV & small black
roller stand. Ph. 306-972-9172
For Sale: Oak Bedroom set in
excellent condition. 692-3248
Double brass headboard - $5
306-681-8749
For sale: Stylish hanging trilight $20 Phone 692-1365
For sale: Coffee maker $5.
Phone 692-1365
For sale: set of 3 framed pictures $20. Phone 692-1365
For sale: Glass cake pedestal &
cover $2. Phone 692-1365
For sale: Electrolux vacuum cleaner. Comes with bags & parts.
$100.00. Phone 624-0426.
2103 11th Avenue
Regina, SK
210 Services
Will pick up, move, haul and
deliver any appliances anywhere - $30 and up 306-6818749
Will do house cleaning. Please
call 690-2741
Junk to the dump - $30 and up
306-681-8749
230 Community, Events,
Meetings & Occasions
Open house at Crestview Manor, 1325 Wolfe Ave was held on
Saturday May 23 2015 from 2
- 4 PM. We were very pleased
to have 43 guests and 49 residents attend the Open House,
applications were handed out
along with viewings of units
175 Farm Produce
for those interested in being on
Bison meat - individual cuts or the waiting list. We would welcarcass portions. Marshall L come inquires.
Patterson D.V.M 306-475-2232
Newly built assorted birdhouses - $3 each 306-681-8749
For Sale: 16 in / 40 cm 25cc
Craftsman weed eater. Ph.
972-9172
For Sale: 1 - 21 in Craftsman
6.75 gas lawnmower easy
start, rear bagger, high wheel.
Ph. 306-972-9172
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!
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PCH ›› “Confessions of a Shopaholic” (2009)
Big Bang Big Bang › “Boys and Girls” (2000) Freddie Prinze Jr. Å
›› “Two Weeks Notice” (2002) Sandra Bullock.
41 COM “Two Weeks Notice”
(:15) ››› “Bound for Glory” (1976, Biography) David Carradine, Ronny Cox.
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TCM ›››› “Judgment at Nuremberg” (1961) Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster.
Chopped ’ Å
Diners
Diners
Best. Ever. ’ Å
Gotta Eat Gotta Eat
43 FOOD Guy’s Grocery Games ’ Cutthroat Kitchen Å
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45 HIST Restoration Garage ’ Ice Road Truckers Å
“Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome” (2013) ’ Doctor Who
46 SPACE (11:50) “Transmorphers: Fall of Man” (:40) “Atlantic Rim” (2013) Graham Greene. ’ Å
›› “Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life” (2003) Å
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47 AMC “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome”
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(:25) ›› “Jobs” (2013) Ashton Kutcher. ’ Å
(:35) ›› “The Fifth Estate” (2013) ’ Å
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The City of Moose Jaw’s Park & Recreation
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overall beautification of a business property.
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Relations The Nature of Things ’ Mr. D ’
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›› “Moving Day” (2012) Will Sasso. ’ Å
Just for Laughs Å
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Leverage Å
11 WWJ CSI: Cyber “L0M1S” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’
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Look I Cook
13 CTYS Get Stuffed Saw Dogs Murdoch Mysteries ’
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Assembly Max
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Weird
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YTV Stanley
Mike-Knight Trucktown Charmers Caillou ’ Mike-Knight Big Friend Max & Ruby Backyard Bubble
15 TREE Toopy
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M’ketplace Hunted in Russia Å
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18 SCORE Blue Jays Misplays Plays
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TSN CFL Football Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Saskatchewan Roughriders. (N) Å
Blue Jays MLB’s Best European Poker Tour
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21 HGTV Hunters Int’l Hunters Int’l Income
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››› “Private Parts” (1997, Biography) Howard Stern. ’ Å
›› “Jersey Girl” (2004) Ben Affleck.
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M3 Dating Naked ’ Å
Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons
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MM Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons ›› “Paranormal Activity 2” (2010, Horror) Å
W5 ’ Å (DVS)
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25 EDACC Corner Gas The Social Engraved on a Nation ’ Primeval: New World ’ The Borgias ’
›› “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” (2009) Kristen Stewart. Premiere. Å
›› “Dear John” (2010) Channing Tatum. Å
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W (4:30) ›› “Twilight”
››› “Magic Mike” (2012) Channing Tatum. ’ Å
27 SLICE A Stranger in My Home ››› “Magic Mike” (2012) Channing Tatum. ’ Å
“Star Spangled Banners” (2013) Brooke White. ’
››› “Love’s Kitchen” (2011) Claire Forlani. ’
›› “Addicted to Love”
28 BRAVO Missing “John Doe” ’
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(:25) ››› “Lethal Weapon” (1987)
29 ENC AV2 (5:35) ›› “Mickey Blue Eyes” (1999) (:20) ›› “Pure Luck” (1991) Å
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CMT Reba Å
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TLC Still Didn’t Know
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Street Outlaws (N)
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Deadliest Catch Å
Street Outlaws
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›› “The Hangover Part II” (2011) Bradley Cooper. ››› “The Hangover”
37 SHOW (5:00) “End of the World” ››› “The Hangover” (2009) Bradley Cooper. ’
› “The Sitter” (2011, Comedy) Jonah Hill. Å
38 TOON Johnny T Johnny T Johnny T Johnny T ›› “Journey to the Center of the Earth” (2008)
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39
FAM Jessie ’ Austin
Family Guy Family Guy Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ King
King
40
PCH The Middle The Middle ›› “Eurotrip” (2004, Comedy) Scott Mechlowicz.
Laughs: All Access
Big Bang Big Bang Just for Laughs
Laughs: All Access
41 COM Big Bang Big Bang Just for Laughs Å
››› “The Moon and Sixpence”
(:45) ›› “Pandora and the Flying Dutchman” (1951, Drama)
42
TCM ››› “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (1945, Horror)
Chopped Canada Å
Guy’s Grocery Games ’
43 FOOD Food USA Food USA Chopped Canada (N) ’ Guy’s Grocery Games ’ Chopped ’ Å
Storage
Liquidator Liquidator Liquidator Mantracker ’ Å
Dog and Beth
Conspiracy
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OUT Mantracker ’ Å
Secrets of Noah’s Ark ’ Å
› “Wrath of the Titans” (2012) Sam Worthington.
45 HIST Hangar 1: The UFO Files Ice Road Truckers Å
“Airplane vs Volcano” (2014) Dean Cain. Å
“Asteroid vs. Earth” (2014) Tia Carrere. Å
“500 MPH Storm” (2013)
46 SPACE (5:25) Doctor Who Å
›› “Fantastic Four” (2005, Action) Ioan Gruffudd, Jessica Alba.
“Md Max-Thndr”
47 AMC ›› “I, Robot” (2004) Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan. Å
MotoGP Racing
MotoGP Racing
MotoGP Racing
Auto Racing
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FSR Auto Race NASCAR Racing
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Ghost Adventures Å
The Dead Files ’ Å
Ghost Adventures Å
Ghost Adventures Å
49 DTOUR Border
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Pentax Photography
Dr. Ho’s Wellness
Pentax Photography
Pentax Photography
50 SHOP The Sound of Bose
Degrassi ’ Degrassi ’ The L.A. Complex Å
Teen Wolf Å
Teen Wolf “117” Å
54
MTV Ridiculous. Ridiculous. 16 and Pregnant Å
›› “The Judge” (2014) Robert Downey Jr. Premiere. ’
Grudge
55
MC1 (5:00) ›› “The Family” (6:55) ››› “August: Osage County” (2013) ’
(:40) ›› “2 Guns” (2013) Denzel Washington. ’
›› “The Equalizer” (2014, Action) Denzel Washington. ’ Å
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MC2 (5:45) ››› “Edge of Tomorrow” ’
(7:50) ›› “Jobs” (2013) Ashton Kutcher. ’ Å
›› “The Fifth Estate” (2013, Docudrama) ’ Å
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MC3 (:05) ››› “The LEGO Movie” (2014) ’ Å
The Brink (:45) Boxing Timothy Bradley vs. Jessie Vargas. (N) ’ (Live) Å
58 HBO (5:30) Southern Rites ’ ››› “Citizenfour” (2014, Documentary) ’
Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ How I Met How I Met Raising
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Paid Prog. Paid Prog.
59 WSBK ›› “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” (2010) Robert Capron
60 KTLA Celebrity Celebrity KTLA News KTLA News Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Family Guy Family Guy KTLA 5 News at 10 (N)
Jane the Virgin ’ Å
WGN News at Nine (N) Celebrity ›› “The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou” (2004) Bill Murray.
61 WGN The Originals ’ Å
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(:40) On n’est pas couché Les meilleurs moments de la saison.
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109 CPAC (5:00) In Committee “From the Senate of Canada” Coverage of Senate committees.
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Miss Fisher ’ (SC)
Hercule Poirot “Le Crime d’Halloween” ’ (SC)
Dans l’oeil du dragon
3 CBKFT Telejournal La semaine verte (SC)
PGA Tour Golf Travelers Championship, Final Round. (N) (Live) Å
TV-Torrens Simpsons Simpsons Global Nat.
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CFRE Haven “Fur”
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››› “The American President” (1995) Michael Douglas. ’
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The Listener ’
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WDIV Red Bull Signature Series From Las Vegas. (N) ’ Track and Field U.S. Outdoor Championships. (N)
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›› “Cats & Dogs” ’
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CBS News Paid Prog. 60 Minutes (N) ’ Å
11 WWJ Paid Prog. Paid Prog. PGA Tour Golf Travelers Championship, Final Round. (N) (Live) Å
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Nightclub To Be Announced
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the fifth estate
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NW (11:30) CBC News Now With Asha Tomlinson (N) Å
Question Period Å
CTV News Weekend With Scott Laurie ’ Å
17 NNET (10:00) CTV News Weekend ’ Å
Plays
Gotta See It World Poker Tour VALUE
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WWE Main Event Å JUNEWWE
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NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup Series: Toyota - Save Mart 350. (N) ’ (Live) Å
SportsCentre (N) Å
Sunday Night Countdown
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TSN NASCAR Prerace
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22 VISION Faith
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Person of Interest Å
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Finding Carter (N) Å
Much Now & Then Å
Much Now & Then Å
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MM Movie
Question Period Å
W5 ’ Å (DVS)
Daily Planet ’
Beyond Corner Gas
History of Science Å
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›› “Dear John” (2010) Channing Tatum, Amanda Seyfried.
“What Lies Beneath”
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W Will/Grace ›› “Along Came Polly” (2004) Ben Stiller. Å
Emergency Emergency Emergency Emergency
27 SLICE “Tomorrow Never Dies” ›› “Die Another Day” (2002) Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry. ’ Å (DVS)
Jack Taylor “The Magdalene Martyrs” ’ Å
Twice in a Lifetime ’
Flashpoint ’ Å
28 BRAVO Jack Taylor “The Pikemen” ’ Å
(:25) ››› “Girlfight” (2000) Michelle Rodriguez.
(:20) Life
29 ENC AV2 (11:35) ››› “The Best Man” (1999) ››› “Definitely, Maybe” (2008) Ryan Reynolds.
The First 48 ’ Å
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A&E The First 48 ’ Å
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TLC Say Yes
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Cold Water Cowboys
Bering Sea Gold: Under Cash Cab Cash Cab How/Made How/Made
36 DISC Deadliest Catch
››› “The Hangover” (2009) Bradley Cooper. ’
Defiance ’ Å
Vikings “Mercenary” ’
Vikings “The Wanderer”
37 SHOW Rizzoli & Isles ’ Å
Spies!
Grojband Camp
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38 TOON ›› “Alpha and Omega” (2010, Adventure) Å
Girl Meets ››› “Motocrossed” (2001) ’ Å
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Good Luck Good Luck Next Step Liv-Mad.
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Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang
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PCH “Narnia: Prince Caspian” › “College Road Trip” (2008)
››› “City Slickers” (1991) Billy Crystal, Daniel Stern. Å
41 COM City Slckrs Big Bang Big Bang ››› “Hot Tub Time Machine” (2010) Å
››› “The Birds” (1963) Rod Taylor. Å
(:15) ››› “The Gazebo” (1959) Glenn Ford. Å
42
TCM ››› “Dial M for Murder” (1954) Ray Milland. Å
Diners
Diners
Food USA Food USA Carn Eats Carn Eats
43 FOOD Worst Cooks in America My. Diners My. Diners Diners, Drive
Dynamo: Magician
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OUT Dynamo: Magician
Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars › “Wrath of the Titans” (2012) Sam Worthington.
Ancient Aliens ’ Å
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars
45
HIST American Pickers Å
“Airplane vs Volcano” (2014) Dean Cain. ’ Å
Dark Matter ’ Å
46 SPACE (11:00) “Bigfoot” (2012) “Asteroid vs. Earth” (2014) Tia Carrere. ’ Å
›› “I, Robot” (2004) Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan. Å
››› “Independence Day” (1996) Will Smith. Å
47
AMC “Fantastic Four: Silver Surfer”
United SportsCar Series Racing Watkins Glen International. (N)
Auto Racing
United SportsCar
48
FSR NASCAR RaceDay (N)
Bikinis
Bikinis
Bikinis
Time Trav. Time Trav. Booze Traveler ’ Å
Security
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Museum Secrets ’
49 DTOUR Bikinis
Dr. Ho’s Wellness
International Gold
Brian Bailey Fashions
Pentax Photography
Dr. Ho’s Wellness
50 SHOP Pentax Photography
Teen Wolf Å
Teen Wolf Å
Teen Wolf Å
Degrassi ’ Degrassi ’ Teen Mom ’ Å
54
MTV Teen Wolf Å
(2:50) ›› “The Purge” (2013) ’
(:20) ››› “Prisoners” (2013) ’
55
MC1 The Judge (:45) ›› “Oblivion” (2013) Tom Cruise. ’ Å (DVS)
(12:55) ›› “Stalingrad” (2013) Pyotr Fyodorov. ’
(:10) ››› “Fury” (2014) Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf. ’ Å (DVS)
(:25) Red 2
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MC2 (10:50) ››› “Rush”
(:45) ›› “Maleficent” (2014) ’ Å
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MC3 (11:15) “The One I Love” (12:50) “Grace of Monaco” (2014) ’ (:35) ››› “Saving Mr. Banks” (2013) ’ Å
Real Time, Bill
(:20) ›› “Stage Fright” (2014) ’
(3:55) “Bessie” (2015) Queen Latifah. ’
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HBO (11:15) “All the Wrong Reasons” ’
59 WSBK “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” ›› “The Final Season” (2007, Drama) Sean Astin. White Collar Å
The Middle The Middle “The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou”
60 KTLA Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Cosmetic Paid Prog. Traveler
› “Furry Vengeance” (2010) Brendan Fraser. Å
WGN Evening News
Monopoly Millionaires
61 WGN MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Detroit Tigers.
TVA West TVA West.
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Vivement dimanche! “Michèle Torr”
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On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
A Cuppa Joe
Today, I’ve been thinking of the countless people who’ve
sat around my parent’s table over the years and enjoyed
a cinnamon bun or a cup of coffee and a friendly chat.
Both my parents have a gift of hospitality and are
certainly experienced at making their company feel at
home. I attended a “living school of hospitality” all the
while growing up and still have the privilege of sitting
at their table or joining Mom in the kitchen. The lessons
I’ve learned by example and observation are invaluable.
Rarely do I remember my mom ever instructing me in
anything. Rather she just lived it out and I learned to
emulate what she lived.
God has given each of us talents and gifts. One of those
gifts is the gift of hospitality. Although there are certainly
other more flamboyant gifts and talents, please don’t ever
underestimate the power of a cup of cold water given in
love. Timothy instructs us to “...not neglect the gift you
have.” Those who serve out of this gifting are certainly
important in the Kingdom of God. Let me tell you, those
who serve with a gift of hospitality are essential! Those
who flow in the gift of hospitality are almost invisible in
what they do yet if they were not around, they would
be sorely missed. In fact, we are feeling that effect in
our world! The gift of hospitality is certainly needed ...
we need a place where we can be refreshed... a place
where we can fellowship and meet with others who care
and come alongside to support us in our lives. We need
a place of connection and a place to let our hair down
where we are valued and accepted.
Let’s look at certain aspects that a gift of hospitality
can include: meeting new people and making them feel
welcome, creating an environment where people can feel
at ease, cared and provided for as well as encouraging
relationship building and fostering a safe, confidential
environment usually in your home (or church). It involves
a willingness to be ready “in season and out of season.”
I am reminded of many times my mom would wash
the sheets in the spare room and then of course, clean
the house and prepare a meal or more for the guests
coming to our home. I know having company was not
always convenient with what was going on in her life. I
saw her make a choice to serve with a kind heart and the
guest would never have known what my mom had gone
through to make them comfortable. We are challenged to:
“Show hospitality to one another without grumbling. As
each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as
good stewards of God’s varied grace...”
Upon my observation, I would venture to say that it seems
that those who may be gifted in the area of hospitality
are becoming few and far between. It’s not that I don’t
believe that there aren’t enough of us to go around ... I
just tend to think that there are many who are not using
what we’ve been entrusted. What I really wish to say is
that if you feel you are gifted in this area, I encourage
you to cultivate it. We don’t have to have magazine-ready
homes to share love with our neighbors. We’ve bought
into the lie that everything has to be perfect before we
can host others in our homes. That is simply not the case.
It’s about the condition of our heart... not our home. There
is phenomenal power that comes when we move within
our gifting. There is a spiritual power attached to this gift.
You have the ability to minister into the lives and hearts of
precious people who need a friend, need fellowship and
need a shoulder to cry on. Be empowered to start moving
out of your comfort zone and start extending yourself to
others by faith. You’ll soon see how God will put people into
your path that you can bless with your gift of hospitality.
I believe you are in a season of increased fruitfulness.
There is an anointing on hospitality. You will pull people
from the ashes when you let your gift flow. Allow Holy
Spirit to move through you to use your gifts and abilities
to strengthen those around you! Start pouring that coffee
and get ready for a download from Heaven!
“Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and
there are varieties of service, but the same Lord; and
there are varieties of activities, but it is the same God
who empowers them all in everyone.”
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the only somewhat parade I
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highway to and from town.
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way of people coming
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business, organizations, bands
and whatever fanfare comes out. Kids especially enjoy
getting in on all the excitement; usually there’s at least
one organization that flings candy about the street so
kids can scramble for it. I think of the Shriners dressed
up in their regalia with their identifiable red-tasselled
hats, who ride those little motorcars and mini scooter
bikes; big kids with big smiles making a big splash en
parade route…I like the bands dressed up in their often
military uniforms with the rat-a-tat drums and clashing
cymbals in hand, and some lip-locked to bugles and
trombones. They sure know how to toot their own
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109 CPAC Politics
From The Kitchen
Recipes Salute
Regions of Canada
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
Canada is a vast land and just as vast is the
variety of made-in-Canada dishes throughout the
provinces and territories.
On July 1 as communities gather to salute the flag
and to celebrate the freedoms and lifestyles of
Canada, it might also be a way to celebrate some
of the dishes from three areas of our country
Happy Canada Day from coast, to coast, to coast.
Nunavut Caribou Stew
2 tbsps. vegetable oil
3 lbs, caribou stewing meat, cut into chunks
2 onions, chopped
1 rutabaga, chopped
6 carrots, chopped
1 cup pearl barley
6 cups water
2 tbsps. salt or to taste
2 tsps. chili powder, optional
1 tsp. pepper
In a large pot, heat oil on medium high heat. Add
meat and onions and cook until meat is browned and
onions are soft. Stir in carrots, rutabaga, barley, water
and spices.
Turn heat to high and bring stew to a boil. Reduce
heat and simmer for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, stirring
occasionally. Serve with bannock. Makes 8-10
servings. Stew will freeze well.
Newfoundland Molasses Pudding
1 cup molasses
1/2 cup white sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. allspice
1/2 cup hot water
1 tbsp. baking soda
1/2 cup melted butter
1 cup raisins
3 cups flour
Mix together molasses, sugar and spices in a
bowl. Dissolve baking soda in hot water and add to
molasses mixture. Then add melted butter and raisins.
Mix well. Add flour a little bit at a time and mix. Pour
mixture into a greased pudding mould and steam for
1 1/2 to 2 hours. Serve with a lemon sauce or ice
cream.
Glazed Ontario Apple Tarts
FILLING:
2 lbs. Ontario apples, peeled, cored and cut
into 1/2 inch chunks
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup apple-flavoured liqueur
1/4 cup whole milk ricotta cheese
TOPPING:
2 Ontario apples, peeled, cored and thinly
sliced
1/4 cup bottled apple jelly
Fill muffin tins with pastry. Preheat oven to 350° F.
In a saucepan, over medium-low heat, stir together
apples, sugar and liqueur. Cook, covered, stirring
occasionally until apples are tender but not mushy,
about 20-30 minutes. Remove from heat and cool
then add ricotta.
Fill pastry-filled muffin cups with 2 tbsp. apple
mixture.
For topping, fan apple slices decoratively over top of
the filling. Melt jelly in microwave, about 30 seconds
or until jelly can be poured. Drizzle 1 tsp. over
each tart. Bake until pastry is golden, about 20-25
minutes. Cool in pan on rack. Makes 12 tarts. Note:
Recommended Ontario apples are Spartan or
Cortland.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
Market Place
REAL ESTATE
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family room, gas fireplace, bar, storage space, utility
room and bath. Park like yard, triple attached garage.
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Spacious living room, formal dining nook, kitchen with
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floor laundry& bathroom. 2nd floor with 2 bedrooms.
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OPEN HOUSES
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updates some windows, vinyl siding.
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SATURDAY
JUNE 27
Laurie
Lunde
5:30-7:00pm
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1659 Pascoe Cresent
306-631-4188
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306-631-4624
Prime Palliser Location! Close to schools, parks &
walking trails. 5 bedroom 3 bath. $319,900
SATURDAY JUNE 27TH
1:00-2:00pm
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278 Saskatchewan Street
306-630-5700
Well maintained home close to Siast.
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SATURDAY JUNE 27TH
1:00-2:00pm
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A15 1295 9th NE
(Formerly Lakeview Trailer Court)
AFFORDABLE! 2 bedroom mobile home
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1:00-2:00pm
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306-681-9309
1023 Coteau Street W
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Saskatchewan Scenery
by Gisele Perrault for Moose Jaw Express
If anyone tells you that there is nothing to see in Saskatchewan, direct them to https://www.facebook.com/
groups/1458377541056093/?fref=nf. That is the Facebook page for Saskatchewan Scenery. With over 13,000
members posting pictures of every corner of the province,
nobody will be able to say that Saskatchewan is a boring
place.
The group hosted a photography seminar with guest speakers
who offered some valuable advice. Ken Dalgarno and Karla
Pratt spoke about post production techniques which ranged
from Photoshop and combining photographs to using simple
apps that can be downloaded on your iphone. Chad Wells and
Chris Rasmussen both relayed the message that you can’t
take pictures if you don’t carry a camera, and that the cameras don’t have to be big fancy models to get some great shots.
Founder Stuart Anderson introduced the guest
speakers.
Stuart Anderson, founder of Saskatchewan Scenery is surprised at how the Facebook page has taken off. “When I
started the page about a year and a half ago, I expected a
couple hundred people to join. As of today, there are over
13,500 members.” From scenery, to wildlife and people, the
photographs posted on the site prove that there is indeed lots
to see in Saskatchewan.
SATURDAY JUNE 27TH
1:00-2:00pm
Chad Wells advises, “Don’t leave home without your
camera!”
Dave Low
306-631-9201
418 Home Street W Maple View Condos
Up to $10,000 Government grant to those who qualify!
MJ
432 High St. W. (306) 692-7700
www.realtyexecutivesmj.com
Market Place
Ken Dalgarno is a local artist, author and photographer who explained post
production techniques.
Chris Rasmussen, of Wandering Whimzy says “You
can’t take a picture if you don’t have a camera.”
Annual Event returns for 6th Consecutive Year:
Open Studio at Buffalo Pound Lake
DALGARNO
David Lloyd Dalgarno
Lloyd passed away June 18, 2015 at the age of 95
years. Lloyd was born February 9, 1920 and grew
up on the family farm first ploughed in the early
1880’s by his grandfather and district pioneer,
Andrew Dalgarno, and later by his father Kenneth
in 1918. Lloyd lived a vibrant and fulfilling life.
He farmed until his retirement in 1992. Lloyd was
devoted to his family and their wellbeing. He was
always in attendance at his children’s functions
and events. Even into his 80’s Lloyd enjoyed
babysitting his granddaughters when they were
young. Lloyd was predeceased by his mother
Lily May (nee Smail) and father George Kenneth
Dalgarno; his two brothers; Keith Alexander
(Sandy) and Edgar Vaughan. He is survived by
his loving wife of 55 years, Kathleen Joyce: son,
Herbert Kenneth (Lucia) their two daughters
Jasmine and Justine; adoring daughter Margaret
Jane (Ron Warner). Lloyd is also survived by sistersin-law; Olive and Verna and numerous nieces and
nephews. As per Lloyd’s wishes there will be no
funeral. In living memory of Lloyd, a memorial
planting will be made by W.J. Jones & Son Funeral
Home. Please sign the memorial register at website:
www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
Dayna Smith-Short Funeral Director
Help keep essential medical services in
Moose Jaw with a memorial donation to
support health care at your local hospital.
Please contact us for more
information.
Moose Jaw Health Foundation
455 Fairford St. E.
Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1H3
Phone 694-0255
www.mjhf.org
New Interment
Option at
Sunset
Cemetery
25%
INTRODUCTORY OFFER
DISCOUNT
Sunset Cemetery
633 -Caribou St. W. 306-692-8855
On June 26th and 27th, 2015 the doors open once
again for the 6th Annual Open Studio Event at Anna
Hergert’s Sand Point Beach, Buffalo Pound Lake
location. This year the focus is on the Moose Jaw
Art Guild. Eighteen active artist members are eager
to showcase painting, glass, drawing, caricature,
sculpture and fibre to the public.
Committed to building community by including and
promoting local artists whenever possible, Hergert
continually works to organize and promote a
diverse offering year after year. “Experience shows
that visitors and patrons of the art are likely to travel
further if I provide a venue with a variety of art
disciplines. I have organized five previous events,
four of which featured invited artists. Each time
interest grew and word spread across the province
when several artists were set up at my studio.”
Visitors will have an opportunity to observe artists in
action. A tent will be set up to provide a designated
space for artists to demonstrate their skill throughout
the Open Studio event. Art demonstrations include
fused glass, needle felted sculpture, painting,
drawing and photography.
Artists participating are Roxanne Johnston (abstract
painting), Cathy Sinclair (portraits and caricature),
Glenda Loustel (fused glass), Erica Silzer and Ciera
Mottos (mixed media), Jerry Kaiser (folk art),
Jean Bell (fibre sculpture), Cindy Perreault (mixed
media), Paula Jolly (textile art), Karen Whitney
(painting), Jean Tkatch (water colour), Crystal
Thorburn (mixed media and acrylic painting), Dale
Duckworth ( painting), Lee Fast (water colour), and
Anna Hergert (fibre and photography).
There is much to enjoy, besides the art. A meditation
spiral on the property offers respite to those who
like to spend some quiet time. Others may enjoy the
short walk to the lake or simply listen to the song
birds over a cup of coffee or tea and home-made
goodies on one of the three the decks.
For anyone interested in welcoming summer outside
the city, mark your calendars with times for the Open
Studio Event: Friday, June 26th, 2014 from noon 9 pm; Saturday, June 27th, 2014 from 10 am - 6
pm. Refreshments provided. For more information
please visit: http://annahergert.me/2015/05/12/
announcing-annual-open-studio-event/ or <insert
MJ Art Guild Blog/website info>
By Carol Ferguson for Moose Jaw Express
The
seminar
on
at T. Eaton Gardens
on June 14 was an
amazing event. If you
missed it, check out the
Facebook page. Started
by Stuart Anderson, it
had 300 shares in the
Karla Pratt.
first twenty-four hours
and Anderson is still amazed that the membership is
over 13, 500. Four administrators look after the site.
It is a closed group but you can join them.
Mayor Deb Higgins welcomed the group reminding
us that the route for the first roads and rail lines was
flat and straight. More than one person mentioned
during the evening that many people never leave
the highway; Mayor Higgins stated that we need to
celebrate the beauty of the prairies.
Six experienced photographers took part in the
seminar and although their finished works varied,
certain similarities kept popping up. Chad Wells,
was the first one to state that you don’t need an
expensive camera to obtain great results and “Don’t
leave home without it,” said Chad.
Chris Rasmussen and Karla Pratt of Wandering
Whimzy travel all over to find subjects to
photograph. You can find them on Face Book. Chris
used his iPhone to take pictures of gnomes carved
in the salt mines in Poland. “The best photo is the
one you take.” Karla uses photo
aps such as: befunky; and snapzy;
to experiment with her pictures,
like blurring the edges.
Ken Dalgarno left his artists brush
and started taking pictures when
he discovered there had never
been a book published on the
Northern Great Plains Badlands.
His book on the Badlands, recently
A large group attended to learn more about taking photographs in
Saskatchewan.
W. J. Jones & Son
Funeral Home • Crematorium
• Family Resource Centre
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with a Heart for the Community
106 Athabasca St. E. 306-693-4644
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published by Red Deer Press, is available worldwide. His pictures have been mounted aluminium.
They are light weight and easy to transport with no
glass to break. He does photography at night using
time exposure and light-painting the images with
a flashlight. Others added to his description of this
type of photography during the afternoon. There are
teaching videos on-line for those that want more
information.
Wes Bloom, photographer, documentary filmmaker, and videographer showed his video,
‘SUNSATIONAL SASKATCHEWAN.’ Connie
Kalder’s song; ‘Bigger than Anywhere Else’ was the
perfect background for prairie pictures. Elk herds,
western Sage Grouse (endangered, only 100 left)
and views of the Badlands taken from his parachute
were spectacular. Facebook, Paradise Pictures.
Finishing up the afternoon, Dwaine Senft added
to our knowledge about light-painting. Using
abandoned houses, vehicles, grain elevators, and
churches from forgotten parts of the province, he
brought them to life again by putting coloured glo
lights in the windows. Photographs of the inner
aging and collapsing of those former magnificent
buildings was heart-breaking. Filming in the dark,
you can walk in and out of the picture without
being seen; light can be added to the headlights of
vehicles with a flashlight but there is also the danger
of falling in a badger hole in the dark…
The afternoon was an informative, amazing insight
into Saskatchewan Scenery.
15th Annual
Tree of Memory
Ceremony
Sunday June 28th, 2015 2pm
Moose Jaw's Crescent Park Amphitheatre
BIZWORLD
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
Five favourite stocks selected by Bizworld and
discussed in an early January column show a mixed
return at mid-year posting an average gain of just
over 12 per cent by mid-June.
The lone loser in price is Husky Oil, down 12.7
per cent to $24.01. The integrated producer-refinerretailer is feeling the investor pinch other oil-related
stocks face in the lower oil price market.
Based on the 4.3 per cent dividend yield and Husky’s
future new projects adding cash flow, Husky is still
a favourite to do well, especially over a three-year to
five-year time frame.
The company has increased production on stream this
year and next in Asia, Atlantic Canada and Western
Canada. Cash flow for the first quarter of 2015 fell 26
per cent while oil prices fell 50 per cent. Costs were
cut $475 million this year.
Diversified Royalty, a newer business operation
providing cash to expanding businesses in exchange
for a royalty stream, has increased 10.4 per cent in
price to $3.06.
Diversified received a six per cent royalty on $200
annual million sales and on future sales from the
owner of 75 restaurants — Original Joe’s, Elephant
and Castle, and State and Main — in exchange for
$100 million. The money is to build new Original
Joe’s units and renovate Elephant and Castle stores
The stock has not done as well as expected due to the
“Alberta stock flu”, a slow rollout of new Original
Joe’s stores and no deal yet for $34 million raised
late last year.
The new partner just took some of the money to
invest, leaving Diversified in a better spot. Yield is
6.6 per cent.
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That same thought applies to communities seeking new residents and investment, says Royce Pettyjohn, Maple Creek
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Communities need to date prospective residents and investors.
Surveys show 69
per cent of Canadians were not
born in the community
where
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people
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“Thirty-two per
cent of those said
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major driver in
the decision on
where they live” Street entrance
counting cleanliness, appearance and quality of life.
“Only 28 per cent were concerned about the local economy.”
There is a link between tourism and economic development,
he said. “What these statistics suggest to us is that it’s not necessarily those (monetary) things that drive decision-making
processes for people to visit to live or invest in your community.”
The quality of life your residents have and how clean and attractive your community and Main Street really is addresses
60 per cent of people.
Visitors take four seconds to get a first impression of a community, says Pettyjohn. “Something has to catch the visitors’
attention or they pass on by. If not they will not stop or invest
there.”
Pettyjohn says we “see ourselves as great places to live, based
on our own perceptions. But the public passing through has
different ideas.
“They can go any other place in the world. What is going to
set us apart? What’s going to make us attractive to these new
people, these new investors?”
By Ron Walter
For Agri-Mart Express
The newcomers want clean and well-maintained streets, places of architectural interest, greenery and green space, arts/culture, recreation, places that are pedestrian friendly, distinctive
shopping and dining.
“All of these things we think are fluff around the periphery but
they really are central to selling a community and seeing real
investment growth.”
Architecture and our
downtowns play a huge
part in defining who we
are as a community, says
Pettyjohn. “It’s typically
where our historic architecture is, where our activity is, where the stories
that define us all play out.”
Pettyjohn showed the
Swift Current tourism conference a series of photos
that instantly define cities
like Paris, London, Moscow. Then he showed a
photo of a big box retailer
and asked where that is?
Maple Creek is one of four
Saskatchewan communities
in a pilot Main Street program for Saskatchewan.
Four pillars of revitalizing Main Street to get a better first impression for visitors are community organization, economic
restructuring, design and heritage conservation and promotion.
Rundown downtowns convey a hidden message about viability of a community, public safety, quality of life, the effectiveness of community leadership, he said. Revitalized Main
Streets are “an ongoing source of civic pride.”
By re-branding its downtown as a centre of ranching and aboriginal heritage, Maple Creek plans on getting more of the
250,000 annual Cypress Hills Park visitors to stop and stay.
These programs will always have naysayers, he said. “Just get
a group of people together and get it done.
“I never thought I’d live to see the day where our community
embraces tourism and heritage conservation,” said the longtime Maple Creek resident.
Saskatchewan has launched a province-wide Main Street program as part of its growth plan.
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Spring Fling Car
Show and Shine
by Ron Walter
The Eighth annual Spring Fling Car Show and Shine was
held on Sunday June 7 at Sukanen Ship Museum. All cars,
trucks, motorcycles from 1980 and older were
welcomed.
Smiley Johnson of Glasgow,
Montana decided to visit
Moose Jaw with his 1957
Chevy convertible and
vintage fifth wheeler. He is
hoping to convince some
Glasgow car buffs to attend the
15 Wing Fellowship car show
and concert on Sept. 19 at the
air base.
This year’s version of Sukanen
Spring Fling car show was one of
the most successful ever with just over 100 vehicles
on display, about one-third more than last year.
A 1975 gull-winged door Bricklin sports car, made in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
was one of the rarest units on display. Only 2,854 Bricklins were made from 1974 to 1976
when the company went bankrupt.
Ron Walter can be reached at
ronjoy@sasktel.net
A 1938 Willys Coupe, owned by the museum, was on display. The black coupe was bought
with an inheritance by Elmer and Bertha Wilson of Dilke to replace a Model T. A year later
a slick -talking salesman convinced them to give him a ride and he stole the car. RCMP
found it in Ontario and the Wilsons had to pay to have the coupe shipped home.
When Elmer died Bertha donated the car to Sukanen Ship Museum. It had only been driven
37,000 miles.
A vintage aerial fire truck, once used by the North Burnaby Fire Department, and recently
arrived from B.C., was on display.
Farming for Five Hills:
An opportunity to participate in MJHF capital equipment campaign
The Moose Jaw Health Foundation has a challenge for farmers in the Five Hills Health Region – the 25-Acre Challenge. The challenge
is part of Farming for Five Hills – a fundraiser
that enables farm families in the health region
to become actively involved in the Moose Jaw
Health Foundation’s campaign to equip the new
regional hospital.
“While growing up on our family farm near
Baildon, there was a sense of community and
a spirit of generosity,” said Andrew Swenson,
co-chair of Farming for Five Hills. “Farm families are always willing to lend a helping hand
and we hope that spirit of generosity continues
with Farming for Five Hills. The new hospital
will benefit everyone in the health region – rural
and urban.”
Through the 25-Acre Challenge, farmers have
an opportunity to enhance health care in the
Five Hills Health Region by donating 25 acres
or more of net profit from one of the crops
they grow this year, as well as the following two
years. The program is based on cash donations,
so participants will receive a charitable receipt
for their donations.
Farming for Five Hills will help the health foundation equip the new Moose Jaw Regional Hospital with state-of-the-art medical equipment,
including the first MRI located outside of Saskatoon and Regina, as well as digital imaging
equipment, expanded surgical facilities, dedicated private patient rooms and enhanced labour and delivery services.
“Farm families play an important role in our
rural communities,” said Dave Reidy, Chair of
the Capital Equipment Campaign. “They also
play an important role in our capital campaign.
Farming for Five Hills will help ensure our physicians and caregivers have the equipment that
will allow them to provide the highest quality
health care to residents of the health region.”
Information about Farming for Five Hills is
currently being mailed out to farm families
throughout the health region. Further information is available by visiting mjhf.org or calling
306-694-0255.
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Here are some
fun and interesting
facts
about our furry four-legged
family members.
· There are estimated
400
million dogs in
the world. Dogs
nose prints are
as unique as a
human fingerprints and can be used to identify them.
·
Petting dogs can lower blood
pressure of dog owners.
· Dogs have lived with humans for over 14,000
years.
· The most popular breed in Canada, USA and Britain is the Labrador retriever.
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· Male dogs raise their legs while urinating to aim
higher on a tree or post because they want to leave a
message that they are tall and intimidating
· Some surveys reports 33% of dog owners admit
they talk to their dogs on the phone or leave messages on the answering machine while they’re away.
· The most intelligent dogs are the border collies,
standard poodles and Golden retrievers; the least
intelligent dog is the Afghan hound.
· Pekingese are referred to as sleeve because it was
bred to fit into a Chinese Empress’ sleeves, which
was how it was carried around.
· And adult dog has 42 teeth.
· The only sweat glands a dog has are between the
paw pads.
· Dogs are mentioned in the Bible 14 times.
· Hyenas aren’t actually dogs; they are more closely
related to cats.
· There are 175 dog breeds currently recognized
with the Canadian kennel club. Most popular recognize breeds for 2014:
#1-Labrador retriever for the 20th consecutive year
#2-German Shepherd dog
#3-Golden retriever
#4-Standard poodle one of the most extensively
groomed breeds originally bred to retrieve game
from water #5-Shetland sheepdog commonly
known as a sheltie
#6- Yorkshire terrier once employed as a fierce and
highly effective rat catcher in British fabric mills in
the late 19th century.
#7- Bernese mountain dog
#8- Havanese
#9 & #10 - bulldog and French bulldog are competing cousins, gentle but determined and can be affectionately lap warming. French bulldog is making its
way for the first time on record claiming number 10
There are hundreds of official dog breeds in the
world, even more mixed and mutts than we can
count, each one with his or her own unique characteristics and personalities. These level and wonderful companions are fascinating creatures.. Please
remember to kiss your dog good night!
Learning about land, hay price at auction
By Ron Walter
For Moose Jaw Express
took a left turn and wound up on the south end of
the Lake of the Woods just outside Assiniboia.
It was a nice drive. We saw a mother antelope, pelicans, a fox, a swimming horned grebe with two
babies on its back, a Western grebe, and a neat old
barn.
We were just walking onto the MacFarlane auction
site near Viceroy when we saw a Moose Jaw antique
dealer leaving.
“This is just your style of stuff,” he insulted my
taste in collectibles.
We carried on looking at the variety of things up for
auction, spotting a slightly damaged Good Year Tire
sign. I would have paid $100 for it and made his
insult come true.
I didn’t think it would sell for my skunk bid price.
The sign sold for a whopping $900 — $400 more
than I thought it was worth.
There is one sign like it in worse condition – one
out of 1,000 items I looked at on EBay. The asking
price is $595 US, about $740 Canadian. The asking
price was reduced from $700 US. Guess I’ve been
watching too many Canadian Pickers shows.
A roll-top desk sold for $2,500; a clawfoot tub for
$15, a replica spinning wheel for $70; two small
glass night lamps, $120; two silver plated kerosene
lamps for $70 each.
The prosperity from $1,500 calves and recent grain
prices was evident in the bidding. A $2,500 price for
an 1890s .22 rifle with a hexagon barrel at a previous sale was a Wow topic of discussion by bidders.
Everyone was envious of the three/tenths inch
rain the farm had the night before. Rain in the area
ranged from three/tenths to nine-tenths. Some cattle
producers are paying $180 a tonne for hay already.
The MacFarlane family has been on this property
since 1911, a homestead on a hill overlooking the
east, south and north. The family used to provide
aerial crop spraying services.
The farm site is subdivided and for sale as an acreage, about an hour from Moose Jaw, a little less
from Assinibioa.
When our bellies growled with hunger, we headed
for the concession run by the Verwood Community
Hall ladies. The beef on a bun was delicious. We
skipped the cookie dessert. For us it’s pie or nothing.
Over lunch we met two retired farmers from Willow
Bunch. They told us how dry it is, commenting they
believed that one bad year would send some large
10,000-acre farmers to the poorhouse.
And they told us an Asian investor recently paid
$170,000 a quarter for 30 quarters of land near Willow Bunch.
In mid-afternoon, with nothing left on auction to intrigue us we left with my $2 box of electronic devices, bought because I wasn’t listening closely.
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Keeping an eye out for trouble sure helps
If you don’t like the summer weather in Saskatchewan
go driving until you find weather that suits your mood.
That was the lesson from a day road trip into the
southern edge of the Cypress Hills. The day before,
weather forecasts for the region predicted mostly sun,
some cloud and light breezes.
By morning, the same forecasts called for cloudy
skies, showers and wind gusts. BG and I were ready to
alter the route when we left a cloudy rain-threatened
Moose Jaw.
Usually we see interesting wildlife within minutes of
the city.
Today on Highway 363 headed to Shamrock we saw
one shaggy coyote.
Would we be skunked for sightings today?
Just east of Courval I remarked on an unusual duck in
the water. BG saw it too, slamming on the brakes and
backing up. The red-eyed bird with a gold stripe behind the eye and rust coloured body hatching a nest in
the water was subject of speculation for the rest of the
14-hour journey. Was it a lost Alaskan duck or a loon?
Minutes later I spotted a “big bird” sitting out in a
stubble field and managed a few shaky photos before
the golden eagle sensed our presence and flew away.
Among the antelope we spotted west of Shaunavon
was a cool sight – a doe and her baby, still a bit wobbly
on its feet. Most antelope are extremely protective of
their young signalling them to hide in vegetation.
This mother watched us; decided we were harmless
and walked away.
This was the second of 12 antelope sightings during
the trip plus six deer sightings and four of coyotes. In
early June coyotes had not shed their winter coats.
Lunch in Eastend was a pleasure viewing the wraparound historical mural in Jack’s Cafe. All fed and watered we left to tour the T-Rex Centre. BG was taken
by the stunning view of pretty Eastend. It is still second to Rockglen.
We headed from Eastend up into the Cypress Hills and
the “bench” on top.
A telephone pole by itself in a pasture got our attention. On the side was a board on which a hawk had
built a nest. The endangered ferruginous hawk turned
its back to us but twisted its neck to view the intruders.
We spent a while in the ghost town of Robsart. It’s eerie. Seven deteriorating homes on one street had been
abandoned. Curtains and blinds still hang in the windows. You can see furniture inside. Three houses are
still inhabited.
We headed south into community pasture country
and the Old Man on His Back Ranch - a 15,000-acre
spread donated by owners Tom and Sharon Butala to
the Nature Conservancy of Canada to keep it natural.
Hawks were numerous, including two of the biggest
rust-bibbed (Swainson’s) hawks I’d ever seen. Another ferruginous hawk sat on a fence.
We drove through the Old Man on His Back Ranch
past the ghost towns of Claydon, Loomis and Orkney
to Val Marie.
The bison burgers and the thick Texas bean soup with
rice at the Harvest Moon Café were just what two travellers needed. They had run out of Saskatoon pie. No
‘Prairie oysters’ either. The owner was making Saskatoon perogies for the next day. What bad timing!
A university summer student learning the ropes could
not figure out the Excel program on the laptop. As she
gathered my change I asked what she was studying.
“Apparently not accounting,” replied the environmental science student.
Our server worked there part-time. An artist, she
moved to Val Marie from Saskatoon five years ago for
affordable living.
Darkness soon blanketed us on the way home. Just
outside Kincaid we noticed the gas gauge was low. We
decided to try the cardlock at the Hodgeville Co-op.
No dice; it took only Co-op cards.
On a hunch we went to the bar. Nobody had a Co-op
card but one of the VLT players told us the Morse Esso
closed at 11. It was 10:26. We raced over bumpy roads
in the dark, getting there with minutes to spare.
Had it been closed we might have made it to Swift
Current but not Moose Jaw.
Oh, the strange bird on the water was a horned grebe.
The horned grebe plays a role in Blackfoot aboriginal
lore. The trickster Old Man tricked ducks into closing
their eyes while he killed them. One of the smallest
ducks saw him and alerted the other ducks. It was a
horned grebe, known by the Blackfeet as the first to
notice trouble.
We could have used a horned grebe with eyes on the
gas gauge.
Wheat Midge Outlook
I’ve attached the
2015 Wheat Midge
Forecast
map
which includes a
high risk for wheat
midge infestations
in southeast and
east-central parts
Wheat midge versus the Lauxani- of Saskatchewan,
id fly which can sometimes be con- and also including
fused (Lauxaniid fly is not a crop an area south of
pest)
Moose Jaw. The
above than normal
moisture conditions during the summer of 2014 promoted healthy pupae going into winter, however there
are many variables that will affect the actual wheat
midge risk as this summer rolls out.
First of all, wheat midge tolerant wheat variety blends
are now available. Spraying for wheat midge in these
fields is not considered to be economical. Due to other
agronomic factors such as specific disease tolerances,
farmers may have chosen non-wheat midge tolerant
varietal blends to seed this spring. At this time there
are also no tolerant durum variety blends at this time.
Scouting for wheat midge will be required in these situations.
By Ron Walter
Horned grebe
Mother and kid
Endangered
Brent Flaten P.Ag., CCA. Integrated Pest Management Specialist
Ministry of Agriculture Moose Jaw
Climate conditions so far this summer, particularly
temperature and precipitation, will ultimately determine the extent and timing of wheat midge emergence.
Wheat midge overwinter as pupae in the top two to
four inches of soil. These pupae need soil moisture to
continue development into adult midge this summer.
Due to the dry spring we’re having, wheat midge development may be either stalled out or at least reduced
this summer. Also, cool weather has slowed down pupae development, but it has also slowed crop development so any adult midge emerging may still coincide
with the susceptible stage of the crop.
Wheat is susceptible as soon as the boot swells
enough to split open allowing wheat midge to access
the wheat head. Wheat is no longer susceptible once
the head is in mid flower (anthesis). During the susceptible stage of the wheat, it is important to scout
the crop on consecutive evenings to determine if the
economical threshold population of wheat midge has
been reached before spraying. For yield, the economic
threshold is an average of one adult midge per four to
five heads. For grade or higher value wheat, the economic threshold is an average of one adult midge per
eight to ten wheat heads. For identification, I’ve included a picture of a Lauxaniid fly which isn’t a pest
but can sometimes be misidentified as a wheat midge.
For more information, you can contact me at
the Ministry of Agriculture Regional Office
in Moose Jaw at 1-866-457-2377 or visit our
website at www.agriculture.gov.sk.ca.
Wheat Midge Forecast 2015
Midge / m 2
No infestation
< 600
600 <= 1200
1200 <= 1800
> 1800
622
Not surveyed
588
561
555
501
499
472
471
411
382
440
410
351
231
232
142
349
350
Kindersley
261
406
379 378
260
230
171
319
290
376
372
288
287
168
256
226
167
138
108
78
Swift
Current
107
77
49
17
284
255
225
136
135
106
76
283
253
224
193
164
134
105
104
75
74
45
223
163
133
341
162
161
132
131
130
102
101
100
73
72
71
70
42
43
12
40
11
367
309
10
366
337
336
307
308
276
277
279
247
248
246
216
217
218
187
189
160
Moose
Jaw
103
44
397
219
190
191
395
398
220
221
222
394
426
368
250
251
427
338
339
280
281
252
369
310
312
282
254
194
165
313
428
399
370
340
343 342
314
166
46
18
345
315
286 285
137
79
19
316
257
229
109
111
317
228
139
110
347
400
456
457
Melfort
429
430
371
458
459
460
402 401
373
344
346
318
259
169
141
51
403
404
405
377
487
Prince
Albert
431
435 434
Saskatoon
322 321 320
292
436
409
380
381
352
North
437
Battleford
486
490
461
464
463
438
439
466
467
491
493
494
496
469
468
520
488
497
470
442
521
498
502
Lloydminster
158
Regina
186
157
156
99
128
127
98
97
67
69
68
126
96
66
39
38
37
36
9
8
7
6
333
334
304
275
274
245
331
301
303
305
273
271
244
241
Yorkton 243
215
214
213
185
184
183
155
159
129
335
154
125
153
124
95
94
64
65
35
Estevan
5
123
93
63
34
33
4
3
211
181
152
151
122 121
92
91
61
32
2
31
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Kids love cheeseburgers and fries
Kids planted the ingredients for a cheeseburger and fries.
Do you ever stop to think about where
your food comes from? The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Regional Services Branch and Agriculture
in the Classroom recently teamed up
to inform kids of the role agriculture
plays in the food we eat. Dozens of
students came out for the Ministry’s
Cheeseburger and Fries Farm, which
was held on June 11 and 12 just north
of Moose Jaw.
During their visit, students rotated
through different exhibits, which included vegetable planting and equipment demonstrations, as well as information sessions with groups like
Mosaic and Ducks Unlimited. Kids
also got to visit the Seed Survivor trailer, which is a mobile classroom fea-
turing interactive displays on plants,
soils, fertilizers, and watersheds. The
kids had a chance to see dairy and
beef cows and learn more about the
animals. All of the ingredients needed for the cheeseburger and fries were
planted, including lettuce, tomatoes,
onions, wheat, and potatoes.
The event is designed for students in
Grades 3 and 4. Students from Palliser
Heights, Sacred Heart, Empire, Prince
Arthur, St. Margaret’s, Westmount,
and Rouleau participated. Hopefully,
they gained a better appreciation for
the hard work that goes into food production.
“Every generation we get around here
is another generation removed from
people who have a direct connection
Kids had the opportunity to get up close and personal with cows.
to agriculture. It used to be that everybody’s parents or grandparents had a
farm, but we are getting further and
further away from that. People don’t
have that common knowledge about
where your food comes from; it is
amazing how many kids don’t know
that a hamburger started out as cow,”
said Val Panko of the Ministry of Agriculture. “In Saskatchewan and around
Moose Jaw, agriculture is a huge part
of what we do. We want to increase
that general knowledge so everyone
understands what we are doing and
how agriculture impacts their daily
life. The more we can do that, the better.”
By Scott Hellings
Students will return to the farm in the
fall and will get a chance to see how
their plants have progressed.
“They will come back and harvest everything that we have planted. It will
focus more on the products of those
raw commodities that we seeded here.
We will potentially have a cheese
maker here and we will harvest all of
the grain that we have,” said Panko.
“They’ll get to see the different kinds
of things to go into bread and the different kinds of bread that we make. Of
course, we will bring the animals back
and I think we will have a milking
demonstration. We switch it up; we
kind of focus on everything going into
the ground at the beginning of the year
and then what comes out in the fall.”
It was certainly a fun and educational
experience.
“I learned about cows,” said Marvin
Yu, a Grade 3 student at Prince Arthur.
“In the trailer they had video games I
could play and that was really fun, but
I really liked seeing the cows.”
This is just the second year for the
project. In 2014 students planted a
pizza farm. Panko is glad that they
tried something a little different this
year.
“I would like to maybe work pulses in
next year because we haven’t focused
on them yet. We could just keep doing
pizza over and over but I think it important that kids don’t get caught up
and think that this is just a pizza farm
because this is an agriculture project,”
said Panko. “I don’t want them to accidentally connect this to pizza forever
because I want them to connect agriculture to all of their food.”
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Water continues to be an important issue in Moose Jaw and area. One person
who truly understands the need for good, clean drinking water is Ernie Butler of
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Butler uses a special system that removes a wide variety of chemicals and pollutants from our water, including chlorine, lead, pharmaceuticals, and pesticides
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efficient. It lasts longer as well and it is also very inexpensive.”
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of Health and then give Butler the results.
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are detrimental to people. We then design a unit to take that out and we can customize the unit to do the job.”
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same chemicals in their water, due to a wide variety of reasons including geographic area or the depth of a well. Once they know what is in the water, Northern Water Cleaners can ensure it is taken out.
“Some people come in and say they have this or that in their water or that it
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Regina does an analysis and we go by that,” said Butler. “Different pollutants
are different sizes. It is like a coin separating machine where the dimes go the
bottom and then the pennies and nickels and quarters. That is the way the carbon
filter works; we leave the minerals in that people need for their everyday health
and we take the pollutants out.”
Butler has sent hundreds of water cleaners across the world to areas like Cambodia, Thailand, and Haiti. Cleaning water is not just a business for Butler, it is
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“I think it is important that people start looking at water. We had a scare recently
when the city got low on water. That is going to happen more and more in different areas. Fortunately, our water supply is pretty good, but it does still contain
pollution,” said Butler. “When we started this, the water was not nearly as bad as
it is now — and it is getting worse. Everything that people do in order to make a
better lifestyle is causing the water to become more polluted all the time.”
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Well we are into the last week before the Saskatoonberry Festival, this will be an amazing day that we
hope everyone will enjoy.
The community has been working very hard to make
this day happen and now that we have won the tourism award for the event of the year the pressure is
really on. There will be enough going on through out
the day that you should plan to stay the day.
The day begins with Mortlach Playschool serving
up pancakes in the hall. This is the parent run playschools major fundraiser for the year and what better
way than pancakes to start your morning. The parade
down Rose Street begins at 11:00 am. Rose Street
will be lined with vendors and VimyPark is set up
with entertainment for children. There will be music
and food and fun going on all over town and even a
pie eating contest so mark your calendars and come
on out for an adventure in Mortach.
All of Mortlach’s business’ will be open during the
day as well so be sure to stop in and check them out.
Mortlach Antiques and Collectables will be open at
9am and will have lots of saskatoon berry items as
well as Mortlach items for sale, we will also have
saskatoonberry cinnamon buns so be sure to stop in.
Twigs and Treasures will be doing free painting for
kids with paints and materials supplied. They will be
Hot Dog
If you know me personally, you’ll know that I love to
laugh! I loved to LOL (“laugh out loud”) long before we
knew how to text with those funny code messages. I
would give anything to hang out around the one who
was the class clown; I seem to gravitate to those people.
I have no doubt why. It is healthy to laugh. It actually
increases the endorphins in our body and causes us to
feel better. The Bible says “a merry heart does good like
a medicine but a broken spirit dries the bones.” You can
literally take this for truth. Depression and living discouraged or grumpy will negatively affect our health just
as living with a light-hearted attitude can bring health to
our bodies.
So, I thought it was time to share a little humor with you
this week. Maybe it’s time for you to lighten up and do
a little guffawing. Have I shared with you that we have
a new addition to our animal family? Yes, Buddy, aptly
born on New Year’s Day, has been bringing laughs to
our family since his arrival at the end of February. We
had been looking for a lab or a lab cross for awhile and
this was a deal we couldn’t pass up. It was the first
time we’d “picked” out our farm dog without visiting the
mom and her litter. Buddy was found thanks to good
old social media and a few videos to boot; a golden lab
and husky cross and looked to fit the bill ...everything
except his long, shaggy hair. Neither Hubby or I were
big on the long-haired idea however, we agreed that the
price was right (free!!) and that the timing was good so
we jumped in with both feet. A friend offered to bring
him home from Lethbridge and we were soon the proud
new parents of this ball of fluff.
Buddy was different than all of the other dogs we’ve
had. One of his first quirky ways was his uncanny ability
to grunt as though he was talking to us. This has nev-
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Open Sunday through
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open for card reading in the afternoon.
Mortlach has three restaurants that will all be open
and serving; Franklyns Eatery will be serving their
famous british fish and chips so be sure to stop in
and have a look at everything they have to offer.
The Little Red Market will be serving a salad featuring Saskatoonberries, if you have not already been
in this cozy little restaurant is definately a must see.
Stop in and take a look at Mortlach’s newest restaurant, Country Garden Cafe, they will be serving elephant ears with saskatoonberry sauce
There will be a Western Dressage starting at 9am
Agenda for Western Dressage at the Mortlach Centennial Centre
9 am to 11:00 am - Classes Outside at the Rink
12 noon – Classes Inside the Rink
This year there will be several short seminars being
held in the school gym We are very excited to have
CJ Katz giving a cooking demo in the afternoon.
Agenda for Mortlach Saskatoon Berry Festival Afternoon Seminars Mortlach School Gymnasium
Glen Duck with Saskatchewan Association of Agricultural Societies and Exhibitions - Display
Moose Jaw Model Railway Association - Display
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The Mortlach Museum has a number of activities
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All day book signing with Peter St John.
The Mortlach Saskatoonberry Festival is something
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we have to offer.
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“talk” to us on a daily basis. Another thing he loves to do is play
fetch. The funny thing is that he
taught us. I’ve often wished a
dog would play fetch but either
they couldn’t catch on or I quit
training them too soon. Well,
Buddy was a different story. Somehow he
showed us that he wanted to play fetch. This has become a fun activity to do with the family on the beautiful spring nights we’ve been experiencing. The even
funnier part is when he’s a little too clumsy to stop in
time he does a “head over tea kettle” from time to time.
Eventually, he comes up with his ball and sprints back to
us with lots of excitement for the next pitch.
Not too long ago, Buddy was barking on the step. Of
course, we are trying to stay on top of the training at his
young age so I got after him for barking but he would
not stop no matter how insistent I was. I decided to just
watch and observe what the problem was. Apparently,
there was something in his dog dish; my first thought
was there was a mouse in the hole where the water
goes. So Big Sweet Pea (the bravest of the three girls in
our household) decided to check it out. Nope. Nothing.
No mouse. No nothing. Upon further observation, it finally came to me that Buddy was totally ticked off that
there was no food in his dish. Can you even imagine? I
gave him a scoop of dry dog food and the barking problem was resolved. I could hardly believe it myself but it
was true.
Hold off on your knee slapping until you hear this next
story: Honestly... this is a hoot. Who has ever heard of
a dog that blows bubbles? Well, apparently, if you haven’t... we have the first dog EVER who does (well in our
family anyway). So, the story goes like this... Let’s just
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say that Buddy,
the ball of fluff,
is well insulated
for hot Saskatchewan
days, so Auntie had compassion on the “little” hot doggie and bought him a kiddie
pool. Yep... he even has his own pool (I’m betting he is
one of the few farm dogs who has the luxury of a nice
clean pool). On a really warm day, we finally convinced
him to try a refreshing dip. First his two front feet, then
his two back feet. He walked around in the water, sticking his nose IN the water and BLOWING BUBBLES! I was
like... what??!! I think this hot dog is actually blowing air
OUT of his nose to make bubbles. Yep. You’ve got it right.
He did and ...he does. Anytime he has a dip in his pool,
he likes to blow bubbles for the fun of it. This dog is all
about personality... To make matters more entertaining,
we convinced him to lie down in his pool and of course,
he was totally relaxed and grunted to show his approval.
He absolutely makes me LOL (texting lingo for: laugh out
loud). They say that dogs look and act like their owners... and to that I have to say... no comment. Here’s
to enjoying the little things in life this week. Smell the
flowers and pet your dog. And don’t worry, I’ll fill you in
on any new antics Buddy comes up with in time... who
knows what his next move will be?!
“I came that they may have and enjoy life, and have it in
abundance (to the full, till it overflows).”
Scripture references: Proverbs 16:24, John 10:10
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What if wheat price stays in lower range?
With July wheat futures prices well off their $6.95
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The weather-based market scenario might happen.
While U.S. winter wheat crop conditions are improving they are not optimal. El Nino in Australia
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Alberta Agriculture publication. “A farmer who
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“Those who elected the spring price endorsement
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* Is the quantity to be priced consistent with expected production?
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18,000KM, LEATHER, CONVERTIBLE, $
PONY PKG; HEATED SEATS/MIRRORS
#15R217
#14FOC327
#15R213
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
HEATED
HEATED
$TAURUS SEL
$ V6 PREMIUM
2014 FORD18,900
2014SEATS,
FORD
MUSTANG
186B/W MIRRORS,
16,900190
REMOTE START 18,999 140B/W
70,121KM, TWO TONE LEATHER,
CLOTH,
$
TONNEAU
ROOF, FULLYCOVER
LOADED
B/W
29,900
31,599KM, LEATHER, ROOF $
NAVIGATION, MFT
30,900
18,000KM,LEATHER,CONVERTIBLE,
333B/W PONYPKG;HEATEDSEATS/MIRRORS $
PRICED
TO SELL
#15R210
2012 DODGE
GRANDEDGE
CARAVAN
2014 FORD
SEL SXT
20,000KM,
3.5LGO,
V6, MFT, HEATED
STOW
AND
$ $
18,900
146
333B/W
B/W
29,900
CLOTH,
7
PASS
SEATS/MIRRORS, NAVIGATION
#15EXP57B
LOW
PRICE
BUY BACK
2008 CHEVROLET MALIBU LTZ
16,900
70,121KM, TWO TONE LEATHER, $
ROOF, FULLY LOADED
LOADED
2014
BLOWOUT
PRICING
#14LT405A
2012
FORD
F-150
LARIAT
2012 FORD F-150 LARIAT 4X4
37,900 309B/W
5.0L, 70,126KM, LARIAT CHROME, $
ROOF, LEATHER, REAR VIEW CAMERA
#14FOC327
LOW
KM
PST PAID
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
18,999
25,900 214B/W
2.0L ECOBOOST, 28,617KM, LEATHER, $
HEATED SEATS/MIRRORS, MFT
FULLY
263B/W
33,900
LOADED
2012JEEP
JEEPCOMPASS
COMPASS
NORTH
EDITION
2012
NORTHSEL
ED. AWD
2014
FORD EDGE
28,900BUY BACK
3.5L
17,319KM,MFT,
MFT,
3.5L V6, 17,319KM,
LEATHER,
ROOF,NAVIGATION
NAV
LEATHER, ROOF,
$
34,900 270B/W
LOW #14M303
PRICE
BUY BACK
2014 FORD MUSTANG
2013FORD
FORD
F-150
LARIAT
2013
F-150
LARIAT
4X4
2012
FORD
F-150
LARIAT
52,378KM,
52,378KM,LEATHER,
LEATHER,
NAV
NAVIGATION,
166B/W
19,900FULLY
$
LOADED
LOW
PRICE
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
#15R155
#15R155
#15R206
2014
LINCOLN
MKX
AWD
2014
LINCOLN
MKX
2.0L, PANORAMIC MOON,
HEATED LEATHER, NAV
3.7L V6, 14,162KM, LEATHER,
ROOF, NAV, THX SOUND
137B/W
18,6602014
HEATED SEATS, HEATED $
MIRRORS, MOONROOF
BLOWOUT
PRICED
PRICING
BUY BACK
#15R204
#14LT294A
2014
FORD
FLEX
SELSEL
AWD
2014
FORD
FLEX
31,900PST PAID
29,900
52,378KM, LEATHER,
B/W NAVIGATION,
LOW247
KMS
LOW PRICE
B/W
24,900
BUY206
BACK
$
#14LT369A
2014 FORD FUSION SE
LEATHER, MOONROOF,
18” LUXURY WHEELS
23,900 157B/W
$
#15R155
LOW
KM
BUYBACK
2014 LINCOLN MKX
46,900
#15LT113A
#14FOC335
2009
FORD
F-150
FX4
4X4
2009
FORD
F-150
FX4
#15R203
2014
FORD
FLEX
SELSEL
AWD
2014
FORD
FLEX
3.5L V6, 23,578KM,
CLOTH, MFT, MOON ROOF
31,900 247B/W
$
LOW#15R204
PRICE
BUY BACK
2014 FORD FLEX SEL
31,900 247B/W
LOW KMS
27,900
PST208
PAIDB/W
LEATHER,
MOOONROOF,
LEATHER,
MOONROOF,
$
NAVIGATION,
FULLY LOADED
NAV, FULLYAWD,
LOADED
#14LT394A
LOW PRICE
39,900
BUY325
BACKB/W
5.7L V8, 77,723KM, HEMI,
$
LONGHORN EDITION, LEATHER, NAV
18,660BUY BACK
2011
RAM1500
1500
2011
STST
2014RAM
FORD
FUSION
SE4X4
#15R226
#15R178
2014
FORD
EDGE
SELSEL
AWD
2014
FORD
EDGE
2012 FORD 29,900
FOCUS SE333B/W
$
NAVIGATION; CAN WINTER PACKAGE
119
B/W
13,900LOW
PRICE
BUY BACK
32,407KM, CANADIAN WINTER $
B/W PACKAGE, SYNC, POWER GROUP
LOW137
PRICE
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
PRICED
TO SELL
#15R228
#15R211
2014
FORD
EXPLORER
LIMITED
AWD 2014
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
AWD
2014
FORD
EXPLORER
LIMITED
2014FORD
FORD
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
3.5L
3.5LV6,
V6,25,130KM,
25,130KM, LEATHER,
LEATEHR,
ROOF,
TECH PKGTECH PKG
ROOF,NAV,
NAVIGATION,
44,900 345B/W
$
#15LT113A
PRICED
TO SELL
2009 FORD F-150 FX4
23,900
5.4L, REVERSE SENSOR $
33,900 263B/W
20,000KM,
20,000 KM, 2.0L EcoBoost,
$
LEATHER,
ROOF,NAVIGATION,
NAV, MFT MFT
LEATHER, ROOF,
#15R226
FULLY
FULLY
LOADED
LOADED
2014 FORD EDGE SEL
29,900 333B/W
3.5LV6,21,999KM,LEATHER,
223B/W NAVIGATION;CANWINTERPACKAGE $
#15R185
B/W
BUY246
BACK
29,900
6.7L DIESEL, FX4 PACKAGE, CAMPER $
PACKAGE, REMOTE START, SYNC
#15R203
#15R205
2014
2014FORD
FORDFUSION
FLEX SELSE
3.5L
3.5LV6,
V6,LEATHER,
LEATHER,
ROOF,
ROOF,NAV
NAVIGATION
B/W
BUY246
BACK
29,900
$
PRICED
TO SELL
#15R228
#14TC365
FORDEXPLORER
TRANSIT CONNECT
20142014FORD
LIMITED
#15R211
#14LT142A
2009
SIERRA
2500HD
SLTSLT
4X4
2009GMC
GMC
SIERRA
2500HD
2014
FORD
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
6.6L V8 DIESEL, 4X4, DIESEL,
$
20,000
KM,
2.0L
EcoBoost,
304
B/W
32,900
$
LEATHER, ONSTAR, REV SENSORS
2.4L I4, 69,498KM, CLOTH, $
MOONROOF, LARIAT
PACKAGE, REMOTE
4.7L V8, HEMI, POWER $
19,678KM, LEATHER,
PREMIUM SMALL BUSINESS
20,000KM,
3.5L V6, MFT, HEATED $18,900 159B/W 5.LEATHER,
0L,70,126KM,LARIATCHROME,
3.5L, XTR
V6,TRAILER
17,319KM,
MFT, $$15,900 135B/W LEATHER,
23,578KM,
V6, 25,130KM,
LEATEHR, $$26,996 195B/W
$$39,900 325B/W 5.0L
$21,900 182B/W 3.5L
$$27,900 218B/W 3.5L
POWER OPTIONS
CHROME
- FULLY LOADED
BRAKE CONTROLLER
OPTIONSMOONROOF,
ROOF,V6,MFT
VEHICLE,
REARVIEW CAMERA
333B/W ROOF,LEATHER,REARVIEWCAMERA
309B/W START,
270B/W 18”
157B/W CLOTH,
247B/W ROOF,
345B/W LEATHER, ROOF, NAVIGATION, MFT
SEATS/MIRRORS, NAVIGATION
LEATHER, ROOF, NAVIGATION
LUXURY WHEELS
MFT, MOON ROOF
NAVIGATION, TECH PKG
29,900
37,900
LOW PRICE
FULLY
LOADED
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
#14LT139A
24,900 232B/W
#15R208
2013 FORD ESCAPE SE
25,900
2.0LECOBOOST,28,617KM,LEATHER, $
HEATEDSEATS/MIRRORS,MFT
FULLY
LOWLOADED
PRICE
LOW KM
PST PAID
3.5LV6,
V6, 28,416KM,
28,416KM, LEATHER
3.5L
LEATHER
ROOF
NAV
ROOF TECH
TECH PKG,
PKG NAVIGATION
44,900 345B/W
$
#15EXP165A
2014 FORD ESCAPE TITANIUM
33,900
LEATHER, MOON ROOF,
214B/W NAVIGATION - FULLY LOADED $
“NEW
ARRIVAL”
5.4L, LEATHER, NAVIGATION, $
PWR FOLD MIRRORS, MAX TOW
27,900 259B/W
#15ESC130A
31,900
LOW KM
BUYBACK
#15LT164A
2009FORD
FORD
F-150
LARIAT
2009
F-150
LARIAT
4X4
44,900
FULLY
LOADED
PRICED
TO SELL
#15EXP61A
#14LT396C1
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
#14EDG364A
PRICED
TO SELL
PRICED
TO SELL
2008
SRXXLT
BASE
2008
LAND
ROVER
2008DODGE
DODGE
RAM
1500
2011CADILLAC
FORD F-150
RAM
1500
SLTSLT
4X4
2008
LAND
ROVER
LR2LR2
SE SE
AWD 2008
6.5
FT BOX,
XTR PKG,
LEATHER, ROOF, MOONROOF, $
3.6L,
LEATHER,
ROOF,
5.7L HEMI, QUAD CAB,
3.2L,
$ $
$
28,900
154B/W
B/W ALPINE AUDIO, FULLY LOADED 18,900 206B/W CLOTH, POWER OPTIONS
13,900219
15,900 175B/W
SYNC,
CLOTH
HEATED
SEATS
#15R230
33,900 263B/W
#14LT394A
#15R185
FULLY
LOADED
#14LT164A
2013
F-150
XLTXLT
4X4
2013FORD
FORD
F-150
29,900 246B/W
5.0L, 18,016KM, XTR PACKAGE, TRAILER $
BRAKE CONTROLLER, REAR VIEW CAMERA
#15EXP148A
VISIT OUR
WEBSITE www.greatplainsford.com
24,900
27,900
39,900
29,900
29,900
WEYBURN
842-2645 OR TOLL-FREE: 1-800-667-7660
2013 FORD ESCAPE TITANIUM
2.0L, PANORAMIC MOON,
263B/W HEATED LEATHER, NAV $
FULLY
LOADED
23,900
BUY BACK
#15R227
2009FORD
FORDF-150
F-150
PLATINUM
2014
FORD
EXPLORER
LIMITED
2009
PLATINUM
4X4 2014
FORD
EXPLORER
LIMITED
AWD
5.4L,
NAVIGA5.4L,LEATHER,
LEATHER,
NAV,
$
ROOF,ROOF,
FULLY
LOADED
TION,
FULLY
LOADED
34,900
BUY BACK
#15EXP148A
#15EXP148A
GREAT
FOR SMALL
BUSINESS
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
#14LT369A
#14LT220A
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
F350F-350
SRW
XLTPRICE
AWD
2013
RAM
LARAMIE
4X4 2012
2013
RAM
15001500
LARAMIE
LONGHORN
2012FORD
FORDSUPER
SUPERDUTY
DUTY
XLT 2012
2012
FORD
EXPLORER
LIMITED
FORD
EXPLORER
LIMITED
AWD
LOWSRW
LOW
PRICE
PRICED
TO SELL
#15R212
2011
FORD
F-150
XLT
2011
4X4
2014FORD
FORDF-150
FLEXXLTSEL
SPORT CLOTH BUCKETS,
REVERSE SENSORS,
CONSOLE SHIFT
HEATED SEATS, HEATED $
B/W MIRRORS, MOONROOF
LOW 166
PRICE
3.5L V6, 14,996KM, 7
359B/W PASSENGER, CLOTH, MFT, ROOF $
#15R230
FUSIONSESEAWD
20142014
FORDFORD
FUSION
PRICED
TO SELL
#14LT401A
19,900
BUY BACK
$
13,900 119B/W
32,407KM, CANADIAN WINTER $
PACKAGE, SYNC, POWER GROUP
TO SELL
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
215B/W ROOF, NAVIGATION, THX SOUND $
#15ESC130A
#14LT405A
#15R250
BUY BACK
14,326KM, LEATHER, ROOF, $
B/W MFT, SONY SOUND SYSTEM
LOW238
PRICE
2014
BLOWOUT
PRICING
#15R212
2014
FORD
FLEX
SELSEL
AWD
2014
FORD
FLEX
FULLY
LOADED
#15R210
B/W
31,900
LOW247
PRICE
$
V6, 14,162KM,
LEATHER,TAURUS
V6, 14,996KM,
7
5.4L, REVERSE
$
$ 300 TOURING
$ SE (4 DOOR)
2011 FORD 29,900
F-150 XLT215B/W 3.7LROOF,2014
FORD
LIMITED 3.5L2013
CHRYSLER
2014
FORDSENSOR
FOCUS
23,900 223B/W
NAVIGATION, THX SOUND 46,900 359B/W PASSENGER, CLOTH, MFT, ROOF 31,900 247B/W
LEATHER, CONVERTIBLE, SHAKER
$
SOUND SYSTEM HEATED SEATS/MIRRORS
2014FORD
FORD
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
2013
FORD
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
2014
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
AWD 2013
FORD
ESCAPE
TITANIUM
AWD
PRICED
TO SELL
#15ESC120A
#15ESC120A
#14M303
#15LT132A
2014 2014
FORDFORD
MUSTANG
V6 PREMIUM
MUSTANG
LEATHER,CONVERTIBLE,SHAKER
140B/W SOUNDSYSTEMHEATEDSEATS/MIRRORS$
#15EXP165A
LEATHER,
LEATHER,MOON
MOONROOF,
ROOF, $
NAV, FULLY -LOADED
NAVIGATION
FULLY LOADED
14,326KM, LEATHER, ROOF,
MFT, SONY SOUND SYSTEM
BLOWOUT
PRICING
5.0L,64,153KM,XTRPACKAGE,
240B/W REMOTESTART,REARVIEWCAMERA $
FULLY
HEATED SEATS, HEATED
186B/W MIRRORS, REMOTE START $
#15R208
2013
FORD
ESCAPE
2013
FORD
ESCAPE
SE SE
AWD
TO2014
SELL
2014
BLOWOUT
PRICING
#15EXP57B
2008GMC
CHEVROLET
2008
CANYON SLEMALIBU
1/4 CREWLTZ
CAB
238B/W
28,900
PRICED
5.0L, 64,153KM, XTR PACKAGE, $
REMOTE START, REAR VIEW CAMERA
2014 FORD FUSION SE
LEATHER, MOOONROOF,
206B/W NAVIGATION, AWD, FULLY LOADED $
PRICED
TO SELL
2013 RAM 1500 LARAMIE LONGHORN 2012 FORD SUPER DUTY F-350 SRW XLT 2012 FORD EXPLORER LIMITED
5.7LV8,77,723KM,HEMI,
208B/W LONGHORNEDITION,LEATHER,NAV $
PRICED
TO SELL
325B/W
LOW PRICE
BUY BACK
6.7LDIESEL,FX4PACKAGE,CAMPER $
PACKAGE,REMOTESTART,SYNC
246B/W
GREAT
FOR SMALL
BUSINESS
3.5L V6, LEATHER,
ROOF, NAVIGATION
$
ALL PAYMENTS BASED ON BI-WEEKLY, TAX PAID, 0 DOWN
246B/W
PRICED
TO SELL
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AGRIMARTEXPRESS.COM • JUNE 17 - AUGUST 7 2015
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