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Career Opportunities

Cut Knife Elks No. 380 are accepting applications for:

• a swimming instructor, and

• a swimming lesson co-ordinator

The swimming lesson program will run at Atton’s Lake Regional Park in July 2023. Deadline for applications is March 31, 2023.

For more information contact David Bertrand at (306) 398-2714 or (306) 398-7563.

Please forward applications to:

Cut Knife Elks Lodge No. 380 C/O David Bertrand

Box 389, Cut Knife SK S0M 0N0

By Lorna Pearson Correspondent

The bridge players met in the Pioneer Hall Jan. 31 with two and a half tables. Top score went to Margaret Dyck and Dave Creegan. Second were Jeannine Beloit and Catriona Winterholt. Feb. 2 found two and a half tables again with top scores going to Catriona Winterholt and Donna Scherman followed by Margaret Dyck and Dave Creegan.

Don’t forget the snowmobile tally at the Vawn Hall Feb. 25. This project is to raise funds to upgrade their children’s playground - a real community effort.

three points in a shocking 8-7 win.

Colin Sharp and company are starting to find their rhythm, as they took down the Randy Orchison rink Tuesday night 9-7 to make that three straight wins.

Land For Sale

LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER

R.M. OF MAYFIELD #406

Legal Land Desc.Cult. Acres 2022 SAMA Assessment

SW 28-42-12-W3 Approx 137$147,900

R.M. OF DOUGLAS #436

Legal Land Desc.Cult. Acres2022 SAMA Assessment

SW 18-43-12-W3 Approx 37$154,300

SW 19-43-12-W3Approx 150$306,300

SE 19-43-12-W3*Approx 150$279,800

* Includes yard site, improvements, residences and outbuildings

Note: The R.M. of Douglas land is subject to an existing lease for the 2023 and 2024 crop years. Terms and Conditions of the Tender are as follows:

1. Tenders to be in a sealed envelope marked “Milman Estate – Tender” clearly specifying the land being bid upon and any conditions.

2. The highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted.

3. Buyer must provide a certified cheque or bank draft for 5% of the tendered amount. Unsuccessful bidders will have their deposit refunded.

4. Buyer will be responsible for property taxes as of January 1, 2023.

5. Offers must be received in our office by the tender deadline 12:00 Noon, March 10, 2023. Successful bidder will be notified no later than March 17, 2023.

6. Balance of purchase price and applicable GST is to be paid within 30 days of acceptance of tender or deposit will be forfeited. GST registrants may file purchaser’s undertaking.

7. Land sold as is without conditions or warranties.

8. Tenders to be submitted to and inquiries directed to: Migneault Law Office Box 520, 1391-101st Street North Battleford, Saskatchewan S9A 2Y8

(306) 445-4436

Attention: Kevan Migneault

Resort Village Of Aquadeo Employment Opportunity

The Resort Village of Aquadeo is currently seeking a motivated individual for the position of:

Urban Municipal Administrator

The position is a permanent/full time position, starting as soon as possible. Applicants for this position should have their Standard Urban Certificate in Local Government Administration or have accounting and administrative skills learned from previous work experience and be willing to take the Local Government Administration course (can be taken by correspondence). The successful candidate should have the ability to work independently, be detail oriented, have exceptional leadership skills, and superior communication, planning and accounting skills. Experience in Word/Excel, accounting packages, computer operations and Munisoft are all definite assets.

If you are interested in a rewarding and challenging career that includes group insurance and pension plan benefits, please submit a detailed resume with references and salary expectations in confidence to the address listed below.

RESORT VILLAGE OF AQUADEO

BOX 501, COCHIN, SK S0M 0L0 P) (306) 386-2942 F) (306) 386-2544

Email: aquadeoadmin@gmail.com

We thank all those that apply but only those applicants selected for an interview will be notified. Closing date for applications: when filled.

The Rabbit Lake snowmobile rally is set for March 4. Watch for posters.

Norwegian whist was played in the Do Drop In Feb. 3 with high score going to Arlene Walker, second was Eric Callbeck and third to Carol Huys. The next gathering for whist will be Feb. 17, in Towers 2. Feb. 10 will see the monthly meeting for the seniors’ center group followed by canasta in the afternoon. Feb. 11 will find the next shuffleboard tournament happening in the Do Drop In.

Week 9 Recap

(By

Derek Welford)

A refreshed and rejuvenated Randy Sharp team returned to action after their bye week in a rematch against the Dean Menssa team. Menssa, riding the momentum of their historic win last week, came into the game hoping to avenge their 11-6 loss back in December. After seven ends of back-and-forth action, Team Menssa found themselves down by two points. In an incredible showing of resiliency and determination, Menssa successfully pulled off a steal of

Concession Booth Lease

Atton’s Lake Regional Park Authority is currently taking tender applications for the lease of the Main Concession Booth in Atton’s Lake Regional Park for the 2023 Season. Contact for tender application package at:

PH: (306) 398-2002 email: attonsadmin@sasktel.net

Tenders will be accepted at:

Atton’s Lake Regional Park Authority

114 Broad Street Box 12, Cut Knife, SK S0M 0N0 email: attonsadmin@sasktel.net

Fax: (306) 500-9974

Application Deadline is 4:00 PM Friday February 24,

Pat Becotte has quietly been having a solid year as his team continues with some excellent play, most notably Darrell Weber and Robert St Amant, who are having career best years. With recent pickup Al Collie at the trade deadline, Becotte is poised to make a deep playoff run. Their win against Darcy deMontarnel Tuesday night, 7-4, moves their record to 5-12.

Experience triumphed over youth as Kirsten Bru knocked down Kyle Doom 11-4 in their inter-generational showdown.

Thursday was an early night as all three games on the schedule didn’t require the full eight ends. The Schmidt, Welford and Weber rinks needed only six ends to take care of business. Wanda Weber, with her team of Gordon Moore, Steve Ackerman and Gwen Drury, took down the Lacousiere rink with a dominant 9-1 win. The Evan Schmidt team was firing on all cylinders as they dismantled Terry Tait, 8-2. The Welford rink handed Pat Mohr his second straight loss, with an 11-2 victory.

Long-serving member of the club, Jacquie Code, earns the Curler of the Week designation. Code has made countless contributions to the club throughout the years that include playing a key role in the club’s shift from corn to carbon fibre brooms as well as assisting the club in navigating through the unpopular transition of moving the ash trays off the ice surface to outside the building. Fast forward to modern day, the Silver Broom contending Bru rink is the recipient of her weekly contributions that include guards that perfectly split the center line, accurate ice reading and her extensive source of curling knowledge.