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Council receives resignation of operations manager The Assiniboia Town Council held a meeting on March 8. In attendance were: Kent Fettes, in the role of deputy mayor as Mayor Sharon Schauenberg was not at the meeting; Clint Mauthe, Kerri Martin and Coun. Peter Kordus, Graham Harvey, Patrick Grondin, and Robert Ellert. There was public acknowledgements given to Assiniboia Times for attending the meeting. The agenda was adopted by Ellert and Kordus, with an addition of three items. The minutes of the Feb. 22 meeting were ac-

cepted and approved by Harvey/Kordus. Council had correspondence received from the water quality report, the annual notice to consumers from the drinking water quality and compliance committee, the Moose Jaw Chamber program expansion to Assiniboia, and information on the 2022 SAMA annual meeting, to be held April 3 to 6. The CAO reported a very busy couple of months ahead. He has attended several meetings including one with minister of rural health regarding our local

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hospital. There was a list of paid accounts presented and reports were accepted as read. In new business, there was a request for information on uncollectable roll to taxes and the water account. Motion passed by Grondin/Harvey. Councillor Kent Fettes will be the council rep for the local Fire Department and the Rural Fire Protection group. Motion passed Ellert/Kordus. Administrator is in receipt of resignation of Nick Zuck as operations manager effective immediately. This position will be advertised immediately for a new candidate. Motion passed Ellert/Kordus. Administrator is in receipt of resignation of Councillor Paul Tendler effective immediately. This position will be advertised in the near future. Motion passed Harvey/Kordus. The next meeting of Town Council will be held on Monday, March 22.

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Our Town Kinettes were an integral part of Telemiracle Several of the Assiniboia Kinettes played an integral part during Telemiracle 46, which was held in Regina on March 5 and 6. It was a record-breaking year for Telemiracle 46, the total was almost a million more than the previous record of 2017. Several of the Kinettes were in attendance volunteering during Telemiracle 46. A local non-kin volunteer, Fiona Graham, owner/ operator of Fiona Graham Photography, took the final image of the show that was circulated as part of the media release to news outlets across the province. Lisa Martin, the club’s Vice President, served as Social Media Coordinator for the event, along with her team of 12 handled all the social media accounts, photography and online graphics in the week leading up to and during the show. Cecette Brons Rhodes and Talsa Warken were part of Martin’s social media team. Raelynn Nicholson, Tara Pedersen, Lorraine Duxbury, Jesse Shkuratoff and Lisa O’Reilly also attended the event, working in other positions such as security, food services, messenger and Teddy handler.

This TeleMiracle was also special since some “Kin Kids” were able to attend the event with their moms. Kaelyn Pedersen, Lara Shkuratoff and Mina Wirges each attended their first TeleMiracle, volunteering in the messenger, food services and social media areas of the show. Raelynn Nicholson is currently serving as a Zone Rep on the Kinsmen TeleMiracle Foundation Board. This board responsible for processing the applications

for those requesting TeleMiracle funding. Nicholson works directly with families and individuals who are in need of financial assistance from TeleMiracle and presents their application details to the Foundation Board during their monthly meetings. The Kin Canada National President, Jennifer Burry, and National VicePresident, Cameron Kemp were also in attendance at TeleMiracle 46. Telemiracle provided National

Board of Directors member Lorraine Duxbury with the opportunity to finally meet both Burry and Kemp, with whom she had only been able to meet via online video meetings. The Assiniboia Kinettes were thrilled to share a special meal with them before the show. The Kinettes donated a total of $20.061.33 to Telemiracle 46, from community donations. One of their larger fundraisers, a Spin-a-Thon held at Stride Studio,

raised more than $11,000. The Kinettes collected $214.40 in donations from the residents at Eastside Court. There was $918 collected from the Assiniboia 7th Avnue School, through the Helping Hands fundraiser, a PJ day and a raffle. The Mossbank School donated $1,235.93 from the Helping Hands fundraiser, and yogurt sales. Assiniboia Elementary doanted $3,781.50 from a Toonie Tuesday (where students could wear hats

in the class), an art auction, a candy jar guess, student challenge donations and staff donations. As their own group, the Assiniboia Kinettes held a Christmas Lane raffle and a TM collection box, to raise $2,158.50. Local performer Jordan Engstrom also performed during the show. She presented the Assiniboia Kinsmen’s donation which was matched by Nutrien since she was a SaskTalent performer at Telemiracle.

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Assiniboia Kinettes celebrated at the end of Telemiracle, when a record-breaking total was marked for the 46th edition. The Photo courtesy Lisa Martin, Assiniboia Kinettes local Kinettes presented $20,061.33 from community donations at the event.

CIVIC NEWS18, – FEBRUARY 11, 2022 March 2022 Civic News

Hello March, we give gratitude for the moisture! On behalf of the Town of Assiniboia, we would like to send a Thank You with a round of applause to our Public Works Crew & the Snow Contractors for the amazing job on snow removal.

Please join us in the FAREWELL to the Assiniboia Civic Centre Saturday April 2nd. Public skating 1-3 pm. Shinny 4-6 pm. Wear your old jerseys or carnival costumes to help us commemorate this well-loved landmark with a GROUP PHOTO at 3 pm for all users of the Civic Centre, past or present. Popcorn, hot chocolate and coffee will be served free of charge. Civic Centre Schedule is Online Check for Hockey Games, Practices, Public Skating and Shinny Hockey www.assiniboia.net/ Recreation Schedules SAVE THE DATE! On April 28th, The Town of Assiniboia will be hosting the 2022 Volunteer Recognition Event – more details to come soon.

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Got a Compliment, Comment, Inquiry or Service Request? Fill in our online service request form. We would love to hear from you. REMINDER - Ice Fishing Shacks – Willows Dam In accordance with Section 23 (2) (a) of the Fisheries Regulations, Saskatchewan 1995 Prohibitions re Shelters: No person shall fail to remove the shelter a) By March 15, if place in any part of the Southern Zone south of Highway No. 16., which Assiniboia is south of. The 2021 Drinking Water Quality & Compliance Annual Notice to Consumers report is now available online at www.assiniboia.net and is displayed at the Town Office. Town of Assiniboia Career & Tender Opportunities https://www.assiniboia.net/town_office/career_opportunities.html

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The students of Coronach High School, Grade 9 to 12, enjoyed their annual school trip on March 6 and 7. This year’s adventure took them to Asessippi Ski Resort in Inglis, Manitoba. It was funded jointly by the school budget and family and accompanied by school principal Mr. Beselaere and other parents. The students had a wonderful adventure. Photo courtesy of Coronach High School

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one member is honored, all rejoice together with it. Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it.” How much would Jesus be crying over the destruction and unrest in our world today? How many tears would he cry over our actions or inactions in the face of these challenges? It is easy to sit back and ask, “What can I do about all of this?” It is too easy to rest in the comfort of the familiar – the people we know who share our culture, our language and customs. As Christians we are called to follow Jesus – a man who didn’t sit back; who paid no attention to “the way things have always been done”; a man of action who healed the sick, cleared the vendors from the temple, who welcomed children, women and foreigners to his side. In these troubled times sitting back is no longer an option – it is up to us to find ways to help those in need - wherever they may be, in whatever way we can. We cannot afford to sit in our worldly comfort at the cost of a more just and fairer world, a world of peace, for all. It it not enough to cry, Christ calls us to action.

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BEING ORGANIZED HELPS IN REACHING MY POTENTIAL Sabrina Kraft skraft@weyburnreview.com

I am one of those people who likes to be organized, and often arrives early when it comes to attending appointments. This habit comes from my parents, who taught me that it was always better to show up early, and that showing up ‘on time’ was being late. There are a lot of benefits to being an organized person, as it helps me plan out my week, or even plan for special trips that might be months away. For me, part of being organized includes having a monthly budget, making meal plans to increase my grocery shopping potential, and appointment reminders to myself on my calendar or my phone. One of the greatest assets to my organization is a little appointment book that sits on my work desk, and allows me to not only plan out the week ahead, but also make notes on what I have accomplished every day. This appointment book idea was first implemented by my mother, who uses her book to record everything from the weather, rain received, and even to how many birds have visited her feeder. I use my appointment book mostly for work, as there are many different deadlines and upcoming features for the newspaper that I want to keep in mind. As the appointment book covers the entire year, I can even make notes for future events. When I make plans to take a vacation, I find that

being organized and having a schedule helps me to plan ahead, so that I can ensure that some of my work responsibilities are already completed and just enjoy my vacation time to the fullest. My habits of being organized have already started to be picked up by my son, who has his own calendar, and makes his own plans ahead of time. Christopher has a few after-school household chores, which include feeding grandpa’s fish and our cats. He recently started driving training, which occurs right after school and has made arrangements with his grandfather to ensure that the fish are still fed on time. It has become that those aspects of our personalities are so ingrained into our lives. I actually feel a little anxiety or stress when I try to procrastinate, just because waiting until the last minute seems so foreign to my very nature. I know some people who thrive in those situations, and it just does not make sense to me. In those times, it is important to remind myself that what works for me, might not necessarily work for other people. It is important to find that compromise when you are working as a team, because not every person will have the same methods to get their work done. It is more important to me to find a balance and have everyone working at their own potential, whatever that means for them. As for me, I will continue to plan ahead, make a schedule for myself, and be dedicated to being organized. After all, that in itself helps me reach my potential.

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Proud to support Assiniboia Minor Hockey Teams

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Back row L - R: Assistant Coach Kevin Heagy, Coach/Manager Spencer Kirby, Clay Elder, Radu Bumbac, Van Sinclair, Tanner Okraincee, Rylen Petersen, Charlie Kirby, Zaden Powell, Assistant Coach Myron Okraincee, Head Coach Jason Letnes. Second row L-R: Cole Batty, Chasel Woolhouse, Carter Letnes, Jace Peterson, Carter Hawkins, Tucker McKechnie, Aydin Ermil, Hunter Heagy. Front row L-R: Goalie Kaleb Ray, Goalie, Boston Beauchesne.

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Rockglen Co-op Back row L-R: Derek Singbeil, Jaxson Eberle, Tyler Franks, Riley Borgerson, Ty Reid, Lincoln Shkuratoff, Quinn Miller, James Ogle, Sahl Jolly. Sitting Rowan Bauer, Kole Bourassa, Keaton Hillmer, Marshall Ruzicka, Coach Jaret Ruzicka, William Grondin, Ryder Petersen, Nathan Letnes, Eric Smith.

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Congratulations to the 2021-22 team players and coaches.

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We Salute Lafleche Minor Girls Hockey

Photos Courtesy of Melinda Massé Photography

U13 Ice Cats

Back Row: Gillian de Graauw (Manager), Rachelle DeWulf (Head Coach), Paetyn DeWulf, Taylor Hawkins, Paige Hawkins, Bryn Montgomery, Ava Gingell, Londyn Beliveau, Ella Bouffard, Brian Gingell (Assistant Coach) & Kevin Heagy (Assistant Coach) Front Row: Cydnie Cheesman, Ashlyn Christopherson, Miley Kleckner, Charlize Hillmer, Cadence de Graauw, Emma Helland & Amelia Heagy • Absent: Shawn Helland (Assistant Coach)

U15 Ice Cats

Back Row: Nadine Stevenson (Manager), Chad Stevenson (Assistant Coach), Ava Nichol, Ella Kwasnicki, Lindy Jolly, Denise Cheesman, Surrey Lamotte, Jenae Greffard, Tylar Howe, Graham Chandler (Head Coach) & Sarah Lovo Jolly (Assistant Coach) Front Row: Josie Ellis, Brinn Rieder, Taylor McPeek, Kaydance Ray, Jenika Stevenson, Chantel Howe, Rilynn Chandler & Amelia Heagy (AP)

U18 Ice Cats

Back Row: Joëlle Spence (Manager), Josée Bouffard (Assistant Coach), Chloe Kendall, Kaira Lee, Sommer Foley, Olivia Brisebois, Tyla Packet, Ava Sayers, Brad Sayers (Assistant Coach), Trent Packet (Head Coach) & Kai Lee (Assistant Coach) Front Row: Josie Ellis (AP), Jayne Auger, Kayla Deobald, Kylin Elder, Hailey Spence, McKenna Wilson, Désirée Bouffard & Emily Gross

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Obituaries

Career Opportunities

Prayer Corner

Coming Events

Melvin Albert Noess

HEAVY DUTY MECHANICS REQUIRED

1A TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED:

Thank you St. Jude for prayers answered. JMJ

Clean CAT, JD equip; winch, dump, gravel trucks, and trailers. Both camp and shop locations; R & B provided

Winch trucks & trailers; dump trucks & pups/ quad wagons. Hauling heavy equipment, gravel, & camp shacks. Wage negotiable. Clean drivers abstract a must.

60th DRAGGINS CAR SHOW April 15 and 16 at Prairieland Park, Saskatoon. Check out the “Battle of the Automotive Technicians”! Draggins Rod & Custom Car Club. Visit our website; Draggins.com.

On Monday, February 21, 2022, Mel left us to find greener pastures. Born on the Wondersprings family farm at Vantage, SK on January 16, 1930, he and his brother Stewart worked tirelessly in the fields and with the livestock, always striving to grow the best crop with the best machinery, create the best herd, breed and ride the best Quarter Horses. He was renowned for his great work ethic, his honesty, his generosity, and his familial ways with all animals. In 1967 he was proud to be the recipient of the SQHA 10-year grand champion award for total point showing and horsemanship of his horse Lexa Linda. In 1967 he met a young widow, Edith, at the John Deere dealership, and they married the following year. He learned a hard lesson - that it was easier to ride bucking horses than it was to raise Carla and Lars! As Lars became more involved in farming, Mel diversified to become a part-owner of Versatile/Deutz-Allis Implements for a few years. He was the proud recipient of the Century Farm designation in 2012. Special times were trips to friends’ ranches, livestock sales, family reunions with his American cousins, and scouting out Arizona. He continued to farm and ranch until 2021 when our old cowboy was feeling worn out, so he reluctantly found good homes for his treasured pets and moved into the town of Assiniboia. Predeceased by his father Albert, mother Mabel, sister Joyce, brother Stew and step-grandson Jeremy Rousseau. Mel is survived by his wife Edith (Coldwell, Tjeltveit), daughter Carla (Louis) Lafrance and their sons Matthew and Luc, son Lars (Dionne) Tjeltveit and their children Joshua Rousseau, Kristie (Derek) Howe and their children Tylar, Hayden, Allix and Dylan Howe, Scott (Sara) Sawin and their children Peyton, Hannah and William Sawin, Andrew (Jazmin) Tjeltveit and their children Rowyn and Bo Tjeltveit, Cassie (Leon) McCann and their daughter Addison McCann, beloved sister Illa Mitchell, nephew Ross (Charlene) Buchanan and family, and niece Nancy Buchanan. Mel’s wishes were that a friends’ and families’ scattering of ashes on his Wonderspring Farm take place after the calves have come and the seeds are planted. In all of his experiences, his newfound friendships developed into lifelong bonds and treasured memories. For this, his family thanks all of you. Online condolences can be shared at www.pichehawkinsgrondinfuneralchapels.ca

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Land For Sale Farmland Tender; Quarter Section of grainland South of Shellbrook near N-SK River. Elk/moose hunting area. Tenders close Mar. 31/22. Call Gerald Muller, C&C Realty, 306-570-7743.

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CURRENT & NEW CROP CORIANDER WANTED Section 12 Foods Inc. is currently offering competitive pricing for Current and New Crop Coriander. Please call or email for more info @ 306-962-4751 jhartsook@section12foods.com www.section12foods.com

Wage negotiable. Clean drivers abstract a must. Send resume and work references to: Bryden Construction Box 100, Arborfield, Sk. S0E 0A0; Fax: 306-769-8844 Email: brydenconstruct@ xplornet.ca www. brydenconstruction andtransport.ca

Send resume and work references to: Bryden Construction Box 100, Arborfield, Sk. S0E 0A0; Fax: 306-769-8844 Email: brydenconstruct@ xplornet.ca www. brydenconstruction andtransport.ca

Concrete construction company requiring a SLINGER OPERATOR with class 3 license and EXPERIENCED CONCRETE FORM SETTERS in Calgary, AB Must be capable of manual labor assisting with exterior weeping tile and basement gravel installation. Competitive wage with year round employment and opportunity for overtime. Must submit drivers abstract Email resumes to rversteeg@ a1cement.com or call 1-403-333-1722

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HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS REQUIRED: motor scrapers, dozers, excavators, graders, rock trucks. Lots of work all season. Camp job; R & B provided. Competitive wages. Valid drivers license req’d.

For Sale - Misc Beef for Sale Halves or quarters of beef Cut & Wrapped. $4.99 lb. Call John at 306-267-4864 For Sale: Meridian Grain Max Hopper Bottom Bin GM4000S $19,000 O.B.O Located in RM 42 Call 306-485-6066

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Livestock

Looking for Vendors! Fort Qu’ Appelle Spring Trade Show, April 23rd and 24th, 2022. Please contact Tammy at 306-728-5690 or accounts@grasslandsnews.ca for more information. Or you can download the brochure at www.forttradeshow.com

Feed & Seed AGPRO SEEDS: BUYING HEATED, DAMAGED CANOLA. On farm pickup, prompt payment! TOP PRICES PAID IN SASK. Phone: 306-873-3006 or Visit AGPRO website for bids: agproseeds.com

WE BUY DAMAGED GRAIN HEATED... LIGHT BUGS... TOUGH MIXED GRAIN SPRING THRASHED WHEAT... OATS PEAS... BARLEY CANOLA... FLAX “ON FARM PICKUP” WESTCAN FEED & GRAIN 1-877-250-5252

Offering 30 Slowly Developed 2 Year Old Angus Bulls. March 18, 2022. Wawota Sk. 306-577-9141. www.gbtangus.com

McKerricher Cattle Co. has Black Angus Bulls for Sale.

Semen Tested & Spring Delivery Call: Zane 306-268-8884 or Mark 306-268-5577

32nd Annual Whitecap/ Rosso Charolais Howe Red Angus Bull Sale Wednesday, April 6, 2022 1:00 P.M. Howe Farm 65 Charolais Yearling & 2 Year old Bulls 50 Red Angus Yearling, Long Yearlings & 2 Year old Bulls Contact: Darwin Rosso at 306-690-8916 or Mike Howe at 306-631-8779

Career Opportunities

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In-House Childcare We are looking for a Nanny for 2 children (ages 6 and 4) during seeding, located near Assinibioa. Approximately 8 weeks, full-time beginning April 4th. Hourly wage dependent upon experience. The option of extending the term through to the end of harvest is a possibility for the right person. Duties include childcare, meal prep and light housework. Successful individual has a valid class 5 drivers license and own transportation, clean criminal record, is energetic and enjoys spending time outside and with children.

Please provide 2 references and criminal record check upon application. Please contact Amy for more information or to apply at (306) 640-9737 or amy_mattus@hotmail.com

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RCMP: Vehicle thefts increase, 29% of reports had keys left inside vehicle A total of 1,519 vehicle theft files were created by Saskatchewan RCMP (in Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction) January 1 December 31, 2021. At least 451 or about 29 per cent of the vehicle owners reported to police they had left keys inside the vehicle. According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, this is consistently more than 100 vehicle theft reports a month. (Notes: “Vehicle” includes: cars, trucks, SUVs, ATVs, snowmobiles, motorcycles and other vehicles with a motor such as tractors, skid steers, etc. A few of these files had more than one vehicle reported stolen). There were 1,095 reports of vehicle theft resulted in the vehicle being recovered or about 72 per cent of the total. These

vehicles were recovered minutes, hours, days or even months later. It is important to note that smaller vehicles, which could be loaded onto a trailer or into a truck (such as ATVs or motorcycles), had a lower recovery rate than cars, trucks, and SUVs. There were 368 recovered vehicles that had been damaged in some way including being burned, stripped of parts or involved in a collision. Some vehicles may be left running with keys inside as people warm them up and leave them to enter their home or a store for a brief moment, and return to find their vehicle gone. It is important to always take the keys with you when you leave the vehicle. Hiding your keys inside or with the vehicle is as risky as leaving them in

the ignition. With today’s push button start key fobs, the thief doesn’t even have to locate keys to steal your vehicle. Even if a key is needed, there are only so many hiding places in or on a vehicle and the thief is likely to find it. Reminder: the same risks apply to commercial vehicles such as semi trailers, farm tractors and heavy equipment as they do a personal vehicle – keys left inside can lead to theft. “Our Crime Analysts are able to sort through the data we receive when people report crimes such as these vehicle thefts and are able to track criminal activities and trends this way,” says Sgt. Scott Hunter of the Saskatchewan RCMP Crime Prevention and Crime Reduction Unit. “This intelligencebased information tells us

that some stolen vehicles are additionally used in the commission of other crimes including break and enters, dangerous driving and flight from police. So vehicle thefts sometimes end up being more than just vehicle thefts.” Here are a few additional tips for vehicle owners to help prevent theft: Remember to remove all valuable items out of your vehicle whenever possible, including tools, bank cards, and personal identification – all of which can lead to additional criminal activity. Remove garage door openers from vehicles which may allow someone access to your home. Do not leave keys in the vehicle when you run out of fuel on the road. Someone else might come by with a jerry can of fuel and help themselves to your vehicle.

SARM joins tech startup to offer a new initiative to prevent trespassing A new initiative to prevent trespassing: SARM joins Saskatchewan tech startup to help rural landowners manage property and reduce unsolicited visitors and trespassers “The SaskLander platform concept is simple. Post the land you own and then deny or give permission to those who request to enter onto it. The general public can request the required permission from landowners for hunting or recreation. The app works for rural municipalities because it gives the public access to a rural map and identifies the parcels of land and the listed no trespassing locations. It truly is a must-have resource for our 296 RMs,” said Ray Orb, Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) President. Amendments to the Trespass Act require the general public, such as hunters and recreational users, to gain permission to enter onto private lands,

whether the land is posted or not. It is currently illegal for a member of the general public to access private land that has been posted with “no trespass” notifications for recreational purposes. The legislation amendments will transfer the onus of responsibility from the landowner to those wishing to access the land by requiring them to ask for permission before entering. SaskLander is an opt-in service that lets landowners add land and set their permissions by activity, in effect posting land digitally. “One of the issues has always been that the general public, when seeking to access private land, wouldn’t always see a no trespassing sign. They might not know who the landowner is or how to contact them. SaskLander platform has bridged that gap, it’s as quick as opening the website and looking at the parcel of land you plan to be on and sending a message to the landowner,”

MARKET REPORT

added Orb. The SaskLander platform has 268 landowners registered online, accounting for 730 parcels. Usage of the platform spiked during hunting season in 2021, with notable and ongoing growth from recreational interest. In December, SaskLander noted increased signups as well, attributed to snowmobile season and the Trespass Act starting enforcement January 1, 2022. SaskLander is in early access and free to try. Trespassing presents a threat not only to feelings of personal safety for rural municipality landowners, but also the livelihood of the landowner. Unfortunately, livestock has been lost to hunting accidents or because gates have been left open as a result of trespassing incidents. Additionally, the potential is high for the spread of noxious weeds, invasive species, and soilborne diseases, like clubroot. This concern alone

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presents a serious biosecurity threat to Saskatchewan’s agricultural economy. SARM sees the SaskLander app as a solution for landowners and recreational users to obtain permission to enter private lands and help diminish the risk of land trespassing.

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Notice of Preparation of Assessment Roll Rural Municipality of Waverley No. 44 Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Rural Municipality of Waverley No. 44 for the year 2022 has been prepared and is open to inspection at the oﬃce of the Administrator of the municipality from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, March 18 to April 18, 2022. A bylaw pursuant to section 214 of The Municipalities Act has been passed and the assessment notices have been sent as required. Any person who desires to appeal against his or her assessment is required to ﬁle his or her notice of appeal with: Western Municipal Consulting Box 149, Meota, SK, S0M 1X0 secretary@westernmunicipal.ca Attention: Saumya Vaidyanathan by the 18th day of April, 2022 Dated at Glentworth, Saskatchewan, March 18, 2022 Deidre Nelson Assessor

ELDER CHAROLAIS FARMS 12th Annual Charolais Bull Sale

THURSDAY, MARCH 24TH, 2022 1:30 pm • at the Farm Performance bulls that will add profitable pay weight to your calf crop ON OFFER: 49 YEARLINGS CHAROLAIS BULLS • Most Polled, some Red Factor • Guaranteed to Work • Free Delivery up to 200 km before May 1 or take them home sale day and deduct $100 from your total purchase

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This Market Report is based on the sale at

THE ASSINIBOIA LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Date: March 12, 2022

Heiferettes D1 & D2 Cows Sold D3 Cows Sold Canner Cows Sold Slaughter Bulls

Stockers & Feeders Good Steers over 900 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 800-900 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 700-800 lbs Averaged Good Steers 650-700 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 600-650 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 550-600 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 500-550 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 450-500 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 400-450 lbs. Averaged Good Steers 300-400 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers over 900 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 800-900 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 700-800 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 650-700 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 600-650 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 550-600 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 500-550 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 450-500 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 400-450 lbs. Averaged Good Heifers 300-400 lbs. Averaged

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ELDER CHAROLAIS FARMS

Ron & Donna Elcler 306-267-4986 Michael & Jucly Elcler 306-267-7730 Box 81 Coronach, SK SOH OZO • relder@sasktel.net View catalogue & videos at www.eldercharolais.com

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PAS applauds designation of Pharmacy Appreciation Month The Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan is applauding the province for designating March 2022 as Pharmacy Appreciation Month. “Pharmacists have long played a critical role in the health of Saskatchewan residents, but over the past two years, that role has increased substantially,” said Michael Fougere, CEO, Pharmacy Association of

Saskatchewan. Fougere points to the more than 600,000 COVID vaccines administered by pharmacists to date, and the nearly 180,000 Flu shots given to Saskatchewan residents over the past year. During the pandemic, pharmacists have also played a critical role in prescribing for a wide range of ailments including bladder

infections, skin infections, headaches, hemorrhoids, and birth control, among many others. “Pharmacists are absolutely key members of the provincial health care team, “said Fougere. In addition to dispensing medications, they assess medication use, they provide counselling for chronic disease management such as diabetes,

asthma, and hypertension, smoking cessation and addictions management, they administer a range of vaccinations including those for travel, shingles, pneumonia and others, and they prescribe for 23

minor ailments. Fougere is encouraging everyone to pause this month, in appreciation of the role played by pharmacists in supporting the health of Saskatchewan residents. He is also ur-

ging residents to consider nominating a deserving pharmacist for PAS’ People’s Choice Awards. The awards are presented each year to recognized pharmacists at PAS’ annual conference in April.

Upcoming Classes at the Assiniboia Campus Pesticide Applicator – Agriculture or Industrial Agriculture: Study pesticide use for controlling agriculture pests such as weeds, insects, and diseases as it is related to agriculture production. Course content includes on-farm seed treatment, bird and rodent control, and weed control in farm dugouts and shelterbelts. Industrial: Your studies will focus on herbicide use for controlling weeds in industrial areas such as roadsides, power lines, right of way, well sites, parking lots, roadbeds, and equipment yards. The course content includes controlling designated noxious weeds on all lands and user herbicides for sewer root control will be covered.

Dates: March 28 – March 31 Monday – Thursday 9 am – 4 pm

The Assiniboia Curling Club held the annual Ladies Bonspiel on March 11 and 12. There were 12 teams competing. theme for the tournament of Biker Chicks, and a supper prepared by Frosty Foods. The winning team was the Talsa Warken rink and the Pam Lee rink placing second place. All teams displayed enthusiasm and fun. Photo by Linda Hall Terms: E-Transfer or Wire Transfer *Letter of Guarantee to Register

LARGE FARM & LIVESTOCK

INTERNET TIMED ONLY EQUIPMENT AUCTION For AC Rasmussen Farms Ltd. (Arnold & Charlotte Rasmussen) Coderre, Sk. (306) 394-4826

MONDAY, APRIL 4, 2022- Starting at 10:00 a.m. C.S.T.

Switzer Auction

Location: From the West side of the town of Coderre, Sk., 5 miles West on Township #140 Road, 3 miles South on Range #3044 Gravel Road, 1/4 mile West (GPS: N 50.05.36; W106.30.51)

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Prior viewing by appt. only. Phone Arnold at (306) 394-4826 to book an appt. There will be no attendance sale day or machinery pickup. This auction will be “Online Bidding Only”. No machinery will be released until paid in full. You will need to have a paid invoice to pickup your purchases. Items to be removed by April 18, 2022. Go to switzerauction.ca to register for this auction. This auction will be a soft close on Monday April 4, 2022. There will be a 3.5% Buyers Premium plus taxes added to your invoice.

TRACTORS -1999 Case IH MX220 Magnum MFWA Diesel Tractor, 3 hyd., sep. return line, 540-1000 pto, powershift, left hand reverse, buddy seat, 205 eng. hp., 4830 hrs. *1985 Case IH 4494 4WD Diesel Tractor, 4 hyd., 1000 pto, 213 eng. hp., 12 sp. powershift, 7762 hrs. showing w/12’ Degelman Dozer Blade *1974 IH 1066 Turbo Diesel Tractor, 2 hyd., 540-1000 pto *1952 Cockshutt 30 Gas Tractor w/FEL, 540 pto w/6’ mower *1935 JD D Unstyled Diesel Tractor, 540 pto, 30 eng. hp. TRUCKS/TRAILERS -*1961 GMC 960 3-Ton Cab Over Grain Truck, steel box, db. act. scissors hoist, metal floor, 4x2 trans., 327 motor *1984 Chev 70 4-Ton Grain Truck, steel box, db. act. scissors hoist, roll tarp, step side fuel tanks, 366 motor, 5x2 trans., PS, 41,710 kms. showing *1976 Dodge 600 3-Ton Grain Truck, steel box, db. act. scissors hoist, wood floor, 4x2 trans., 97,686 miles showing *6 1/2’ x 16’ Ind. Flat Deck Trailer w/3’ beaver tail & loading ramps, triaxle, pindle ht. (No visible S/N) *1975 6 1/2’ x 16’ Anderson 5thWh Stocktrailer HOLIDAY TRAILER & MOTOR BIKE -*2006 30’ Wildcat 30LSWB Triple Slide 5thWh Holiday Trailer *Yamaha Enduro 100 Motor Bike SEEDING/TILLAGE -*35’ MM Air Seeder, 12” spacings, db. chute, 3” metal packers, 3 plex w/Morris 7180 2 compart. tow between tank *Coil Packers *40’ Ezee-On 7400 Cult., honeybee deadrod, 3 plex, walking axles *50’ Smith Rolls Harrow Packer Drawbar, tine harrows, coil packers *36’ Kent Vibra Shank Cult. *80’ Brandt QF1000 Field Sprayer, hyd. booms, quick fold, sep. chem. tank, pto pump, 800 gal. Poly Tank *8-Bottom Plow *DMC Hi-Cap Dual Screen Counter Rotating Grain Cleaner *42’ CCIL G-100 Discers *15’ CCIL G-100 Discer *Vicon 50 bu. Tank *10’ IH Cult. *Crown Rotary Rockpicker *Brandt Hyd.Tailgate Drill Fill *75’ x 2” Air Seeder Hose *Unused Cult. Shovels HAYING/LIVESTOCK -*Rem Bale Max 3600R Bale Processor *New Idea 486 Soft Core Rd. Baler *NH 276 Sq. Baler *NH 1033 pto Stackliner *MM Side Delivery Rake *Metal Corral Panels *Gates *Poly Feed Troughs *Hi-Qual Calf Tipping Table *Livestock Squeeze w/auto headgate *Manual Headgate *Poly Mineral Feeder *400 gal. Poly Water Trough *Rd. Bale Feeder *Homemade Cow Lift *Plus many more items. IRRIGATION -*Berkeley 4” pto Pump w/6” adapter, primer, 540 pto *1500’ x 6” of Rain Away Mainline Alum. Pipe w/connectors (50 - 30’ Joints) *3280’ x 8” Alum. Oliver Pipe (82 - 40’ Joints) *Big Squirt Model 150 Irrigation Gun *Pipe Hauler *1/4 mile of 4” Wheel Move Irrigation Pipe, 6’ wheels w/Wade Rain Wheel move w/gas motor *1/4 mile of Wade Rain 4” Wheel Move Irrigation Pipe, 6’ wheels w/Wade Rain Wheel move w/gas motor GPS -JD Starfire 300 GPS, Lightbar, 2 sets of wiring harness GRAIN BINS -(Bins located on SE 20-13-4 W3rd RM 134) *Bins to be removed by July 1, 2022. *5-4000 bu. Westeel Rosco H/B Bins *2-1500 Bu. Wheatland H/B Fert. Bins HARVEST -*1987 Case IH 1682 Axial Flow pto Combine, swing out auger, 1000 pto, twin spreaders, Case IH 1015 pickup table, 12’ Rake Up pickup table *1984 IH 1482 pto Combine (For parts) *1979 IH 1480 SP Axial-Flow Diesel Combine, swing out auger, twin spreaders w/pickup table w/12’ Super 8 Victory pickup, 3380 hrs. *24’ IH 810 Straight Cut Header, metal bats, Crary air reel *22’ IH 820 Flex Header, pickup reel w/plastic fingers *Flaman Header Carrier, tandem axle *1977 21’ CCIL 550 SP Gas Swather *30’ Case IH 8230 pto Swather *Rem 1026 Grain Vac on own trailer *51’ x 8” Wheatheart BH51-8 Grain Auger, auger mover, 25 hp. Robin elec. start motor *46’ x 8” Farm King pto Grain Auger, 540 pto *45’ x 8” Farm King pto Grain Auger, 540 pto *40’ x 7” Brandt Grain Auger, 14 hp. Kohler elec. start motor AS WELL AS SHOP & YARD ITEMS. For further info call Arnold at (306) 394-4826

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Assiniboia Times, Assiniboia Saskatchewan -- March 18, 2022 15

Careers: ‘Choose a job you love’ WANTED: Now Hiring

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GAS BAR MANAGER @ ASSINIBOIA GAS BAR Southland Co-op is looking for a Gas Bar Manager to join our team at our Assiniboia Gas Bar location. We are seeking a self-motivated, ambitious, and energetic individual who will be responsible for executing the operational and financial objectives of the location. Responsibilities include: to plan and execute the day to day operation of the Gas Bar, to ensure established sales and financial targets are obtained, and to develop and engage your team to deliver exceptional service and value to our customers.

PRINT AND DIGITAL REPORTER The Assiniboia Times is seeking a reporter who can contribute to our weekly community newspaper in Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, as well as to contribute to our busy website. The successful applicant will write 5-10 stories per week and contribute to our website. This person will be able to find stories in the community, interview sources, take photos, cover breaking news and supply content for special sections. The successful candidate will also have a keen interest in social media. Assiniboia has many stories to report on throughout the year in education, healthcare, politics, law enforcement, arts and culture, agriculture, sports and much more. The Assiniboia Times is owned by Glacier Media Corp., and is part of the Prairie Newspaper Group. We offer a full benefits package after three months of employment. QUALIFICATIONS: • Experience in print journalism preferred but not necessary • Strong English skills • A valid driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle • Availability to work on evenings and weekends Applicants are asked to send their employment history, several writing and photography samples (as a pdf or through online links), multiple references and any other applicable information to PNG Vice President Gord Brewerton at gbrewerton@glaciermedia.ca. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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16 Assiniboia Times, Assiniboia Saskatchewan -- March 18, 2022

From Where I Stand: to all the bullies of the world, beware! Submitted by Wes Bloom Like most people in the world, I was totally stunned a couple of weeks ago to hear of the recent Russian invasion of the Ukraine. To be perfectly honest, I never really thought it would happen. Like so many folks, I threw my hands up in the air in absolute shock and utter disbelief. How could this even happen in 2022? Unbelievable. And impossible. Or so I thought. Yet it happened, nonetheless. And there didn’t seem to be much the world could do to stop it, at the time. It made us all realize how helpless and vulnerable we are, and how inadequate we were in the moment. What’s most disturbing to me is that there is yet another World-Bully alive and living on the planet today - Vladimir Putin - the likes of which have not been seen since Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi dictator, who was ultimately captured, convicted of unbelievable war crimes, and finally hung on December

30, 2006. Perhaps, like me, you’re left standing there, scratching your head trying to understand how one single, power hungry bully, could cause so much pain and suffering for so many people in the world today. It’s not possible for him to justify such blatant disrespect and disregard for human life and suffering. As a result of this unprovoked Russian invasion, things have become so unbearable for the Ukrainian people, that nearly three million souls have fled to neighboring towns and countries for refuge. Before February 24, 2022, when Russia invaded, the Ukraine was home to more than 43 million people. Today, terrified men, women, children, and seniors are fleeing for their very lives - many, with nothing more than the clothes on their backs. Imagine, if you will, having to run for your very life. Leaving behind everything that you worked so hard for all of your life. Heading into a dark, uncertain future. With no hope in sight. All because of one sick, de-

mented, and crazy man. How is it possible, that a dictator - a tyrant really, and a monster - could even think that such behavior would be acceptable in the eyes of the world? Thank goodness that the Ukrainian people - at least those who are able - are standing up to the terrorist Putin and are determined, against incredible odds, to never give up. Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, stands tall and defiant in the face of such a formidible enemy - the Russian ‘Bear’. He, and his courageous countrymen have become heros in the midst of this devastating nightmare they find themselves in. And in so doing, they have become an inspiration to those of us who fear bullies, dictators, confrontation, and war. What they have taught us is, that no matter the cost, it’s best to stand up to the bullies of this world. What Russian president Vladimir Putin failed to understand was the resolve, determination, and incredible strength of the Ukrainian people who are

not about to lie down and die without a fight. What he failed also to recognize was that the world, even in the midst of a paralyzing and crushing pandemic, would rise up to stand beside the Ukrainian people and offer them much needed help and support. I was ‘taken aback’ a short time ago as I viewed a somewhat concerning internet meme. It showed a photo of the elder Clint Eastwood sitting quietly on his front porch in the cool of the evening, drinking a beer. The photo was taken from one of his most recent films called “Gran Torino”, and warned: “Wait until the people who just want to be left alone get involved”. The world is now involved - reluctantly - in this tragic, senseless battle against tyranny. If the Ukrainian struggle and people have taught us anything about this war against their freedom, it would be that it’s time to send a message to the bullies of this world: “We’re done. So be warned. And beware!” That’s how I see it at least. From where I stand.

Wildcats alumnus Giraudier named to All-Rookie team Swift Current Innovation Credit Union Wildcats alumnus Amaya Giraudier has been named to the Atlantic University Sport All-Rookie Team after a standout rookie season. The Assiniboia product finished second in AUS with a .926 save percentage and a 1.79 goals against average in 10 games during her rookie season with the St. Francis Xavier University X-Women. Giraudier was a co-recipient of the SFU18AA-

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AHL Brittony Chartier Top Goalie Award in 2019-20. She compiled a 35-18-0 record over four seasons with the Wildcats with a 2.16 GAA and .913 save percentage. She added a 2.15 GAA and a .925 save percentage in nine playoff outings. The X-Women placed third in the AUS regular season with a 15-6-0 record. They are currently battling second-place St. Mary’s in the best-of-three semi-final series.

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Co-op Equity and Cash-Back

Earnings from Southland Co-op are distributed to members based on their purchases during the year. Earnings are returned to members as equity and cash. An Equity Account that Grows Annual Cash-Back A portion of your equity is paid out to you each year in cash. The amount paid back is tax free if the purchases were for personal use.

A portion of your equity is retained by Southland Co-op to help finance the business, and maintain and upgrade assets to ensure ongoing success. It is paid out when you move away from the trading area, when you turn 67, or when paid to your estate.

In2021, June 2021, Southland Co-op’ annual repayment to members In Southland Co-op repaid members $1,303,000 in CASH, was $1,303,000 in CASH. including: - Since $1,003,000 general repayment to allpayments members in June June 2021, the following additional have been made: - $30,000 member’s estates estates - $30,000 to member’s - $80,000 membersthat thathave havemoved movedout outofofthe thetrading trading area - $80,000 to members area - $170,000 to members memberswho whowere were67 67years yearsofofage age older - $170,000 to oror older - $19,000 other withdrawals withdrawalsapproved approvedduring duringthe theyear. year - $19,000 in other

2021 allocation rates were as follows: Assiniboia ~ Coronach Gravelbourg Lafleche ~ Mossbank

Food 3.00% Petroleum 4.50% Oil 9.00%

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3.00% 3.00% 3.00%