Assiniboia Times - July 28, 2017

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CWE brings pro wrestling to Assiniboia Canadian Wrestling Elite is bringing pro wrestling to Assiniboia on Sunday, August 13. The Winnipeg-based CWE is on a tour of 20 different towns in Canada from July 31 to August 20 with The Nightmare on Elite Street Tour.

“We really look forward to coming” said Danny Duggan, promoter and performer. “We like to go to small towns.

There are big crowds, people get excited.”

Duggan noted that in larger markets CWE has to compete with other entertainment events, but in the small towns they become the main event.

This pro wrestling event coming to Assiniboia is a full live event with champions, Duggan said. The tour will bring a wellrounded program with special guests, hallof-famers and pro wrestlers from Japan, India, the U.S. as well as from across Canada. It also features special attractions like a special women’s match and a six-man tag team match.

The event also features a special guest for the local audience. Travis Kleinfelder, who is originally from Rockglen, is CWE’s

“The Creed Cowboy” Jacob Creed. The evening is headlined by Ring of Honour stars “The Last Real Man” Silas Young and “The Octopus” Jonathan Gresham, GFW/TNA star Mahabali Shera, threetime CWE Champion “Hotshot” Danny Duggan, and ROH star “The Gatekeeper” Kelly Klein.

The show also features a very rare appearance by NWA/WCW legend “The Russian Nightmare” Nikita Koloff. Beginning his career as one of the most hated villains in the history of professional wrestling, Koloff went on to become one of the most popular and recognized wrestling stars of the 1980s and a Hall of Fame inductee into the National Wrestling Alliance Hall of Fame. He is best remembered by wrestling fans as one of the most iconic personalities of wrestling’s “golden age”.

He is also one of the few superstars to turn down Vince McMahon and his World Wrestling Federation when they overtook the wrestling world decades ago.

The CWE tours to all provinces across Canada and they do shows in Canada

Photo courtesy of CWE

and the U.S. In 2017 the CWE saw eight of its stars and alumi rank in the Top 100 Mid Year Report, including ACH, Chase Owens, Lio Rush, Danny Duggan, Michael Elgin, Christopher Daniels, Jason Kincaid and Tommy Lee Curtis. Wrestling has experienced a revival recently. The sport has attracted growing interest since 2009 with a boom in attention in the last three years.

There is certainly no other entertain-

ment quite like wrestling. It made popular television entertainment in the 1980s.

“There is no substitute for watching it live,” Duggan adds. It is an event that is part sport and part show with its athleteperformers sporting outlandish names and character personas. The Assiniboia event promises to be high-flying drama with every style and genre of wrestling. To cap off the night, fans can join the after-party at Nash’s to meet the wrestlers.

Thomson Lake holds Ladies Golf Tournament The Ladies Open Golf Tournament was hosted under sunny skies at the Thomson Lake Golf Course on July 11.

There were 77 golfers participating in this annual tournament for ladies. The first-place winner of the tournament with the highest score of 88 was Denise Woodly. The winner of the horse race

was Kyla Mosse and the runner up was Colleen Andries. The tournament included lunch and supper for the golfers.

Each golfer received a gift for participating. The tournament was organized by Debbie Zimmermann and Elaine Bothner.

Thomson Lake held two golf tourna-

ments earlier, the Spring Par 3 on June 24 and the Men’s Open on July 8. The ladies participated in Thomson Lake’s first “Golf Fore a Cure” on June 29. The event raised $3,060 for the Cancer Society of Saskatchewan. Over the Canada Day weekend, the Assiniboia and District Shrine Club hosted pancake breakfasts on July 1 and 2 attracting 390 people to the events.

There is still a lot of golf to be enjoyed this summer at Thomson Lake.

Its golf club hosts a charity golf tournament, St. Joe’s Saturday Night Swing,

on Saturday, July 29. Tee off begins with a shotgun start at 4 p.m. with best ball and 9 holes. The event includes a meal, auctions and prizes. The proceeds of the event are directed to enhancing patient care at the St. Joseph’s Hospital/Foyer d’Youville Foundation in Gravelbourg.

The Junior Open golf tournament takes place at the Thomson Lake Regional Park on August 3 starting at 10:30 a.m. Golfers can play nine or 18 holes for cash prizes and a horses race. A meal is included. The Lakecrest Golf Club is sponsoring the tournament.

Bryce MacMillan

FARM AUCTION Horse Race starting win- Tournament Saturday, August 12, 2017 at 9:30 a.m. organ-

ner Sask.

Kyla (Weyburn Mosse and Area) izers Debbie ZimChampionship win-Colfax, second Colleen Anand Elaine 5 miles west of 35 Highway on 306mermann grid ner Denise Woodly. dries.

Bothner Photos by Linda Hall

Bryce MacMillan

FARM AUCTION Saturday, August 12, 2017 starting at 9:30 a.m.

Colfax, Sask. (Weyburn Area) 5 miles west of 35 Highway on 306 grid

Equipment  1998 NH Versatile 9682 4WD - 2972 hrs, s/n D105331  Minneapolis Moline 602 c/w FE Loader  Case 2590 - 3600 hrs showing  Fordson Major - s/n 957E7005  MF 1500 FWD for parts  1985 Western Star semi tractor 604,517 km. CAT engine  2004 Doepker belly pump grain trailer, roll tarp, GVW 35,000  1964 IHC 1600 Loadstar, wood box, hoist  1973 GMC C165 15ft Steel box, hoist, rollaway tarp 454 motor  2003 Ford F150 4x4 Lariat crew cab 292,000 km  1978 Wilson Grain trailer, GVW 65,000  Sprayer - 90 ft. c/w markers, wind shields, 800 gal, auto fold  HD 20 ft. Flat deck trailer, beaver tails  1998 Chev 1/2 ton, ext. cab, 4x4, 323,000km  1998 Ford ext. cab 1/2 ton  Flexicoil 5000 Air seeder c/w 2320 Grain cart  J.D. 1610 Air seeder - Degelman harrows

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J.D. 8820 combine, chopper, spreader, JD pickup J.D. 930 30 ft. straight cut header Home built header mover Header moving trailer Home built 18 ft. flat deck trailer, tandem axle Home built flax buncher Chemical mixing tank 2 - 500 gal fuel tanks Highline stubble buster approx. 75ft c/w 3255 Valmar air flow Case 30 ft. cultivator Edwards 60 ft. rod weeder V - ditcher Alis Chalmers 2500d Double disc, 20 ft.

10ft yard sprayer Ford Giro mower Acreage Sprayer 2 28” Tractor Tires - NEW

Bins & Grain Handling Equipment  2J.D. swing away augers for grain truck Equipment 8820 combine, chopper, spreader, JD pickup  4” pencil auger  31998 Westeel Roso Bins approx. 3300 bu, wood floors, aeration J.D. 930 30 ft. straight cut header NH Versatile 9682 4WD - 2972 hrs, s/n D105331  Brandt 60 ft. 10” swing away auger  Twister hopper bottom, approx. 6000 bu Home built header mover Minneapolis Moline 602 c/w FE Loader  Sakundiak 8” x 45’ PTO  Chief Westland 4000bu on cement Header moving trailer Case 2590 - 3600 hrs showing  Sakundiak 7” x 50’, 20HP Kohler  Friesen hopper bottom fertilizer bin, 50 ton Home built 18 ft. flat deck trailer, tandem axle Fordson Major - s/n 957E7005  Walinga grain vac  Hopper bottom grain bin, approx. 2000 bu.

Home built flax buncher MF 1500 FWD for parts  JD 665 grain cart  Aeration Fans Chemical mixing tank 1985 Western Star semi tractor 604,517 km. CAT engine  22 JD 18’ discers for parts  12004 grain car - 500 gal fuel tanks Doepker belly pump grain trailer, roll tarp, GVW 35,000  Highline stubble c/w press 3255 Valmar air flow  1964 IHC 1600 Loadstar, wood box, hoist Misc.

Recreation  Metal bandbuster saw approx. 75ft  Drill ft. cultivator 1973 GMC C165 15ft Steel box, hoist, rollaway 454 motor  Case  3 tarp ph cult  J.D. 800 Snowmobile  30 Rototiller  Lawn mower  Edwards 60 ft. rod weeder  2003 Ford F150 4x4 Lariat crew cab 292,000 km  3 ph cement mixer  2001 Artic Cat 600ss  Master craft 10 hp 29”  Misc. shop tools V - ditcher 1978Artic Wilson trailer, 65,000  Belt driven circularsaw snow blower  2007 catGrain F8 snow pro,GVW reverse  + more  Alis Chalmers 2500d Double disc, 20 ft.  Sprayer - 90 ft. c/w markers, wind shields, 800 gal, auto fold Sale subject to additions and/or deletions.  10ft yard sprayer  HD 20 ft. Flat deck trailer, beaver tails  Ford Giro mower Cindy 306-861-9040  1998 Chev 1/2 ton, Owner’s ext. cab, cell: 4x4, 323,000km 306-891-9644 - Auction site cells: Ray 306-861-2031,  Acreage Sprayer  1998 Ford ext. cab 1/2 ton LUNCH SOLD  2 28” Tractor Tires - NEW  Flexicoil 5000 Air seeder c/w 2320 Grain cart More pictures available on website: www.paslawskiauctions.ca and our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PaslawskiAuction s/  J.D. 1610 Air seeder - Degelman harrows Bins & Grain Handling Equipment  3 Westeel Roso Bins approx. 3300 bu, wood floors, aeration  Twister hopper bottom, approx. 6000 bu  Chief Westland 4000bu on cement  Friesen hopper bottom fertilizer bin, 50 ton  Hopper bottom grain bin, approx. 2000 bu.  Aeration Fans  1 grain car Recreation  J.D. 800 Snowmobile  2001 Artic Cat 600ss  2007 Artic cat F8 snow pro, reverse

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2 swing away augers for grain truck 4” pencil auger Brandt 60 ft. 10” swing away auger Sakundiak 8” x 45’ PTO Sakundiak 7” x 50’, 20HP Kohler Walinga grain vac JD 665 grain cart 2 JD 18’ discers for parts

Misc.  Metal band saw  3 ph cult  Rototiller  3 ph cement mixer  Master craft 10 hp 29”  Belt driven circular saw snow blower

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Drill press Lawn mower Misc. shop tools + more

The Five Hills Health Region, Ross Payant Nursing Home, Assiniboia Union Hospital, Home Care – South, and Lafleche & District Health Centre are seeking casual Continuing Care Assistants to join their health care team! A Continuing Care Assistant provides personal care and activities of daily living for clients/patients/residents to encourage optimum level of functioning and to help them meet their physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs.

QUALIFICATIONS • Continuing Care Assistant Certificate, working towards completion of the Certificate, or confirmed enrollment in the Certificate Course (Earn While You Learn!)

THE COMMUNITIES Assiniboia, the “Heart of the Golden South”, has a lot to offer including, numerous dining options, shopping, recreational activities, museums, theatre, golfing, camping, places of worship and much more!

Lafleche is located 140 km southwest of Moose Jaw and 80 km north of the Canada-US border. This town is located close by Thomson Lake Regional Park with tent and trailer sites, a swimming pool, golf course and restaurant. Sports and recreation, and music and arts, are an important part of this community.

Gravelbourg, the “Cultural Gem of Saskatchewan” has a population of approximately 1100 and has regal architecture, rich culture and a bilingual heritage. There are many things to do here including dining options, shopping, recreational activities, a library, fitness center, museum, theatre, and place of worship.

Visit http://town.lafleche.sk.ca, www.assiniboia.net, and www.gravelbourg.ca for more information on these thriving communities!

INCENTIVES We offer competitive wages and extensive benefit coverage including dental, vision, prescription, group life insurance, disability insurance and employee pension plan. We also offer generous paid time off and a safe and supportive work environment.

“We welcome those individuals interested in making a difference.”

Apply by quoting “CCA (AT)” Human Resources, Five Hills Health Region 55 Diefenbaker Drive., Moose Jaw, SK S6J 0C2 Call: (306) 694-0387 Fax: (306) 694-0388 E-mail: jobs@fhhr.ca

Visit: www.fhhr.ca