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Another school year wound down this week, with kindergarten graduations, preschool programs, high school graduations and awards day presentations taking over the agenda. École Monseigneur Blaise Morand kindergarten students were the focus of a celebration Tuesday attended by Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gord Wyant. Here students show varying reactions to the certificates they were presented. For the full story of Wyant’s visit to Light of Christ schools turn to Page 6. Photo by Josh Greschner

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Great facility, great shows and lousy attendance. It was clear Moe McGuinty had a lot on his mind about the Dekker Centre’s finances in his final presentation to North Battleford City council Monday. “You hate to put it in a context of ‘use it or lose it,’” said McGuinty. “But

the attendance to these shows is not what was ever anticipated.” McGuinty, who is retiring this year as Dekker Centre general manager, reported the facility lost money in 2017. According to the audited statement submitted to council that night, prepared by Holm Raiche Oberg, the facility reported a deficit of revenue over expenses of $17,512 for the year ending Dec. 31. That compared

to a surplus of $44,678 in 2016. This is in spite of some belt-tightening at the Dekker Centre. McGuinty noted that expenses were lower than in 2016. But “our revenues were a little shy,” he said. Those dropped from $622,696 to $545,145 in 2017. Councillor Kent Lindgren, who serves on the Dekker Centre board, noted attendance was the reason behind the drop.

“Attendance has been down this year and that’s really where we’ve seen our revenue decrease,” said Lindgren. He urged the public to attend the “amazing” shows that are hosted. “Hopefully, people can still come out and support. Your attendance is support, but we want you to come out to everything.” There are some theories as to why attendance has been an issue. “That could be a prod-

uct of the economy, there’s a lot of factors at play when you’re in the entertainment business, there’s a lot of variables,” Mayor Ryan Bater said to reporters. McGuinty’s remarks at council indicated it has been an ongoing struggle for the Dekker Centre to live up to their mandate from the City to “provide a diverse program of live entertainment every year that we produce and bring in.” Continued on Page 3

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Treaty 6 flag flies at City Hall By John Cairns Staff Reporter

At long last, the Treaty 6 flag is flying permanently at North Battleford City Hall. The flag-raising ceremony took place at 10 a.m. at City Hall June 21, and was attended by civic officials, Indigenous leaders, elders and veterans and a large gathering of onlookers there to witness the historic occasion. “I’m really proud to be part of this community today,” said Mayor Ryan Bater. “It’s because all of you came out today. This is an amazing crowd and we really wanted this to be something the community got behind, and I think we’ve achieved that. Today is a historic day, we will all remember this for a very long time.” The decision to fly the Treaty 6 flag permanently at City Hall was made last July in a resolution passed at City Hall. But the flag raising did not happen right away. Mayor Bater noted the City wanted to consult with Indigenous people first and had been working with the elders’ group of Battle River Treaty 6 on how to best commemorate the occasion. The decision was made to raise the flag at a ceremony on June 21, 2018,

to coincide with National Indigenous Peoples Day in North Battleford and across Canada. The annual celebrations include a wellattended pancake breakfast hosted by Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre, as well as live music from Indigenous entertainers. The entertainment program at the annual event at the parking lot on 12th Avenue and 102nd Street was halted briefly in the morning to allow people to attend the flag-raising at City Hall on the next block. “We wanted to do this in a respectful way and a way that engaged the community,” said Bater. Bater cited the importance of educating people about Treaty 6. “Before there was a city, or a town or a Saskatchewan, even before there was a Canada, this was the traditional territory of Indigenous peoples. People who lived here and through the signing of the treaty, agreed to share the land in a spirit of harmony and partnership. And for that we are forever grateful.” The Treaty 6 flag has been flown at City Hall before, but only on a temporary basis on a flagpole reserved for special occasions, events or civic proclamations. This time, a new flagpole has been mounted outside City Hall where the

flag will be flown permanently. The Treaty 6 flag has been placed on the pole nearest the entrance to the building, and flies alongside the flags of Saskatchewan, Canada and the City of North Battleford. “The flag that flies here today is a symbol of the future,” said Wayne Semaganis, chief of Little Pine First Nation. Semaganis called it a good step forward, as was a meeting held last week between the City of North Battleford, Town of Battleford and neighbouring chiefs. “As we move ahead, I am glad to see the leaders of Battleford and North Battleford meeting with the chiefs of the surrounding reserves, because there is a lot of housekeeping we have to do. There has been a lot of neglect in our relationship…. We’ve been excluded for far too long and it’s time that we step up as good neighbours, because basically that’s what treaty is, it’s a good neighbour policy to acknowledge how we’re going to live together, how we’re going to share the future.” The Treaty 6 flag goes up permanently at City Hall on Thursday morning. Among those at the flag raising were Mayor Ryan Bater and Chief Wayne Semaganis of Little Pine First Nation.

A Treaty 6 flag raising coincided with the National Indigenous People’s Day celebrations downtown organized by the Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre. People of all ages and cultures gathered to hear the entertainment on display and to share in feasting at the ever-popular free pancake breakfast, which produced the long lineups along 12th Avenue Thursday morning. Photos by John Cairns

Dekker Centre: seeking a profitable balance Continued from Front The Dekker Centre has had to adjust. McGuinty noted the 2018-19 program at the Dekker Centre isn’t as diverse as it used to be. There has been less drama, less dance, less classical music this year. “And that is a balance that we have to try and come to grips with. I mean, if nobody’s going to come, then, you know, at some point you have to pull the plug, which is a shame,” said McGuinty. “On the other hand, and I’ve said it before, you don’t want to change the name to the Dekker Centre Country and Western Saloon. So there’s a balanc-

ing there that we’ve had a very difficult six years trying to reach.” McGuinty also voiced the belief that more vocal promotion of the Dekker Centre by those who support it would go a long way. “We can all be a little more evangelical about saying ‘hey, get your ass off the couch, quit watching the hockey game, and go to a show.’” McGuinty expressed confidence that if that were to happen, in six months the Dekker Centre statements would be in the black again. It was not all doom and gloom in the Dekker report. McGuinty noted the Dekker Centre

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did return $20,000 to the City in ticket fees and approximately $35,000 to local performing arts groups. “That is one of our mandates given to us by the City is to promote the local arts community,” said McGuinty. So “while we lost $17 (thousand), we put $50,000 back into the City. And I think that’s what we were supposed to do.” At the end of his presentation, McGuinty thanked council for their support during his time as the manager. “This will be the last time that you will see me making a presentation. I’ve decided to pack it in,” said

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Cleansing history is just wrong Dear Editor The recent move to change names of schools, buildings and paintings to cleanse history of references to what we today perceive as politically incorrect is just wrong. We wouldn’t be Canada if it wasn’t for John A Macdonald. We wouldn’t have the tales of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn without Mark Twain’s words. We wouldn’t have the wonderful painting, The Indian Church, without Emily Carr’s thoughtful outlook on the Indian culture of her day. These people were all good people, who contributed greatly to our society, in the context of their day. Yes, we now know we were misguided then, but we need to use these incidences as “teaching moments,” realize whitewashing history can’t correct those wrongs, and learn from it. Emily Carr’s painting title should be left as is. It’s her art. She was supportive and respectful of the native community. And she was known to cuss a lot, and I suspect the renaming of her painting would make her do just that. John A. Macdonald had his warts, as we all do, but overall was a visionary builder of our great nation. Put a plaque in the school telling everyone that today we realize he was misguided regarding the Indian reserve system. Don’t dishonour him by removing his name, but point out that his opinion was wrong then and we are moving, in our day, to correct those wrongs. And rewriting Mark Twain’s literature? We must teach those words were used at that time, it was the history of that day and, fortunately, we have now learned it is disrespectful. Changing words doesn’t erase the wrongs of the past. Use these incidences to teach and learn from. This move to renaming has the potential to be never ending. Where will it end? Changing Davin School in Regina to “Crescent” School? There is no history in that word. Are the people who make these decisions perfect in every way? I doubt it. This is political correctness run amok. Erasing history is time-consuming and expensive. For many reasons, It’s just wrong! Let’s make conscious decisions to make our world today better, not focus on rewriting the past. Backward cleansing is not productive. What is productive is present-day actions, and present-day words. Let’s do our best to make today great. Jean Walker Battleford, Sask.

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Respect, kindness alive and well Dear Editor This past Saturday, we had the sad honour of driving in a funeral procession from Sallows and McDonald Funeral Home to the veterans’ section of Woodlawn Memorial Gardens following the funeral of the late David McDonald. From the moment we encountered our first stop sign and continuing through stop and yield signs and red lights, the drivers of every vehicle we met gave us the right-of-way even though the signs and lights gave the right-of-way to them. We were pleasantly astounded to observe the overwhelming number of other drivers we met pull their vehicles to the side of the road, stop, turn on their flashers and wait until the procession had passed. Courtesy and kindness are alive and well in the Battlefords.

Love your city I was fortunate to visit your city this week and particularly enjoyed your Allan Sapp Gallery and the healing garden behind it, as well as the Chapel Gallery and the labyrinth meditations down the stairs behind it. There could be far more opportunities for walking meditation. I appreciate the ones in your city. I’ve stopped to use them every time I pass through for nearly 15 years. Terri McKnight-Beaulac

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An essential bucket list item Dear Editor We recently toured the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame in Battleford and were amazed by the research, hard work and the love of baseball that was displayed. When you look through the entrance it’s, “Wow, this is amazing.” Making the tour even better was meeting Jane and Ina. These delightful and knowledgeable ladies knew so much about baseball history. This made our day extra special and we really appreciate it. Put this place on your bucket list. Head out to Battleford. Look for a place with a huge baseball bat in the front yard and you’re there. It won’t disappoint. Thanks to the late Dave Shury and to his wife Jane, who is continuing his dream, the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum lives on. Baseball rocks! Jim and Colleen Ferry Provost, Alta. Gordon Brewerton Senior Group Publisher

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I was sooo tired of safety seminars, then I slipped up As I tore off the thin layer of skin that had been peeled off an area about the size of a loonie off the top of my foot, I couldn’t help but think back to earlier that morning. I had specifically asked myself, “should I put on my work boots, or can I get away with just wearing my sandals?” Three guesses as to which choice I made. The wrong one. As the dermis (the subflooring of the skin, as it were) quickly turned bright, angry red, having never been meant to be exposed to the air, I hobbled to the front door of the cabin, calling my daughter to get my extensive first aid kit from my SUV. What an idiot, I thought, over and over again. Over the last 10 years, I have gone to more safety seminars, speeches and conferences than you can shake a stick at. I’ve sat through day-long conferences in Regina, Weyburn and Estevan. I’ve scribbled notes at safety stand downs. I’ve filled entire sections of papers with stories from the now-defunct South East Environment and Safety Seminar. I’ve attended almost every event Enform, now Energy Safety Canada, has held in southeast Saskatchewan since I moved here. It had gotten to the point where I was simply tired of hearing the message. I’d even moaned to a few people about the fact these events often bring someone who has been horribly disfigured or maimed because of their own lack of knowledge, lack of attention or that of others. There’s a small

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brian.zinchuk@sasktel.net cadre of unfortunate souls who have endured these life-altering, and almost life-ending incidents, and now make a business of speaking at these safety events to warn others. Some have been burned, others electrocuted or chemically burned. One was even shot in the face by his son while hunting. I’d been to so many of them, I just didn’t want to hear it anymore. Yet here I was, building a wheelchair ramp for my step-dad, no less, hobbling to sit on the deck and administer first aid to myself. The wheelchair ramp is necessary because my step-dad had his lower right leg amputated six years ago due to an infection in his foot. He’s diabetic, and so am I. I quite literally nearly had a heart attack building a wheelchair ramp for my parents’ home six years ago. The heart attack came four weeks later. Now, he needed a ramp at the cabin, and I was building it. And in a weird circle of events, I now gave myself a prime spot for a poten-

tial infection, which, if it got away from me, could lead to an amputation for me! (Long-term diabetes is a leading cause of amputations, if not the top one, in this country). As I’ve learned from these seminars, it isn’t just the action that causes the injury, but the choices before, sometimes long before. In this case, I was installing the cement blocks to support the ramp. This meant digging out two inches of sod, replacing that with a similar amount of gravel, and tamping it before installing and levelling the block. Not a lot of gravel, mind you, just a few shovelfuls. I was using a small plastic wheelbarrow to move the sod and gravel. When I dumped the gravel, the wheelbarrow kicked back. The plastic channel holding the axle just caught the top of my exposed foot in my sandal, scraping off the epidermis, or top layer, of skin. I had packed my work boots. They were in the truck. I could have put them on. I thought about

it. I specifically chose not to. This, from a guy who rarely wears his wedding ring, should he end up on an oilfield site in the course of work on any particular day. This is the same guy that insisted everyone wear safety glasses building the cabin deck last summer, and gloves while handling wood. So here I am a week later. I’ve been applying topical antibiotic regularly. My wife, the emergency room nurse, has probably tired of me sticking my foot in her face twice a day, making sure it’s properly inspected. And while it seems to be healing, there is the constant worry that it could get away from me, like it did for my step-dad. In writing this, I realize I, too, am that guy who got injured, and is now preaching the safety message. Fortunately, my injury is just a booboo. I don’t want to think about what they’ve gone through every single day. Next time, I will wear my boots. — Brian Zinchuk is editor of Pipeline News. He can be reached at brian. zinchuk@sasktel.net.

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The party was on at Ecole Monseigneur Blaise Morand Tuesday as the school hosted a graduation ceremony for its kindergarten students. In addition to parents in attendance were Light of Christ administrative staff, Director of Education Cory Rideout and board members. Minister of Education and Deputy Premier Gord Wyant was also in attendance, along with Battlefords MLA Herb Cox. Wyant gave a short speech, saying it was his first time at a kindergarten graduation, and congratulated students and parents. Students sang “Nous sommes tous comme des fleurs,” (we are all like flowers) and received certificates. Stations were at

tables around the gym featuring activities. Wyant was in North Battleford touring Light of Christ schools, including Holy Family Elementary School, Notre Dame Elementary School and St. Mary School, where he was also scheduled to attend a kindergarten graduation. The minister recently visited with Living Sky leadership, along with other school divisions in the province. After Scott Moe was elected premier by Saskatchewan Party members in January, Wyant, who also ran for the premiership, became minister of education and deputy premier. The 2018-19 provincial budget saw an increase of $30 million toward education. 2017-18 featured a $54 million decrease in education funding, which

was challenging for a number of the province’s school boards. Representatives from Light of Christ and Living Sky School Divisions expressed thankfulness regarding the provincial funding increase in 201819. This upcoming school year, the funding affects the two school divisions differently. A significant portion of school division budgets is based on student enrolment. Due to projected student enrolment, Light of Christ’s funding increased approximately $70,000 this school year, while Living Sky’s decreased by $653,000. Living Sky projected approximately 100 less students versus last year. As a result of the changes, Living Sky took measures such as reducing use of substitutes. Funding adjustments

withdrawn by the Crown. The men were both sentenced in North Battleford Provincial Court by Judge Brent Klause. Leask, who appeared by closed-circuit TV from Saskatoon, received a sixyear concurrent sentence less remand time credited at 1.5/1. This means he has five years and 134 days remaining to serve. Whitstone, who appeared in person in court, received a sentence of four and a half years minus six months of remand time, which leaves four years remaining on his jail term.

DNA orders and 10-year mandatory firearms prohibitions were also imposed on both individuals along with an order to not contact the victim. According to the facts outlined in court, the incidents took place at a residential location on 104th Street in North Battleford involving Leask, Whitstone and three other individuals. An altercation with the victim ensued Jan. 14 in which a baseball bat was involved, after which Leask and Whitstone departed.

Minister of Education Gord Wyant giving a thumbs up to kindergarten students. Photo by Josh Greschner

occur later in the year, and actual student enrolments could cause funding to increase or decrease. Education critic, NDP

MLA Carla Beck, has argued a $30 million increase in 2018-19 isn’t enough to make up for previous decreases.

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They returned Jan. 15, and it was at that time the victim was shot in the leg with buckshot. According to the facts outlined by the Crown, it was Leask who fired the gun, while Whitstone’s role was described as being a party to the offence. Defence lawyer Tanner Daniels described Whitstone’s involvement as helping a friend out in his situation. Dakota Whitstone is the brother of Brydon Whitstone who was shot and killed by an RCMP member in an incident last October in North Battleford. That incident was investigated by Regina police service and was turned over to an independent observer appointed by the ministry of justice. Dakota’s mother was in court to support him during sentencing Wednesday. Defence lawyer Kevin Hill described the situation as one that spun out of control and described his client, Leask, as “apologetic,” and seeking to move on and get his life back on track. Both defence counsel also acknowledged addictions played a role in the case. The court date had originally been scheduled for the first day of Leask’s preliminary hearing. Prosecutor Brenda Korchinski indicated the Crown had been prepared to proceed and the victim had agreed to take the stand. However, a resolution was reached. Korchinski described the victim as “very relieved” that he did not need to testify. Judge Klause agreed to the joint submission of Crown and defence for sentencing, agreeing that the proposed sentence for both individuals was within the range.

has been made into the mental condition of a man charged with second-degree murder. Joshua Tucker appeared in North Battleford Provincial Court again Monday morning by closed-circuit TV. The second-degree murder charge stems from an incident in the Cochin area May 31. Monday, the Crown applied under section 671.11 of the Criminal Code, asking the judge to order an assessment of the mental condition of Tucker. Under this provision of the code, this assessment is to determine whether the accused was, at the time of the commission of the alleged offence, suffering from a mental disorder so as to be exempt from criminal responsibility by virtue of subsection 16(1) of the Criminal Code. The code states: “No person is criminally responsible for an act committed or an omission made while suffering from a mental disorder that rendered the person incapable of appreciating the nature and quality of the act or omission or of knowing that it was wrong.” Judge Bruce Bauer agreed to make the order. The assessment is expected to take place in the coming weeks. Tucker remains in custody. His next court date has been scheduled for July 23 at 11 a.m. by CCTV in North Battleford Provincial Court.

an offence, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and breach of recognizance. He was acquitted on one count of possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition. The decision came down from Judge Brent Klause in North Battleford Provincial Court Friday morning. Moccasin was one of two men charged in connection to the robbery, which took place near Mosquito School in the early hours of Jan. 6. A vehicle was stolen from the scene and was then driven back to Battleford. Moccasin was later apprehended after hiding in the attic of a house on 33rd Street. Police recovered a sawed-off shotgun and a .22 calibre rifle from the vehicle. Klause ruled that the sawed-off shotgun was the firearm discharged at the robbery scene and that Moccasin had also been the driver of the stolen vehicle. Moccasin’s trial took place May 24 and 25 in provincial court. In making his ruling, Judge Klause said he had “no hesitation” accepting, in full, the evidence of the three Crown witnesses from the scene, who testified a robbery took place and that a Chrysler 300 had been stolen. Judge Klause did not accept much of the account of another Crown witness called on the final day of the trial. Her testimony had contradicted the accounts of the other three Crown witnesses on the stand, and Klause noted she seemed to be “endeavouring to help out the accused.” Sentencing of Moccasin has been scheduled for Aug. 24 at 9:30 a.m. The judge has ordered the preparation of a presentence report.

Guilty pleas in connection to January shooting By John Cairns Staff Reporter

Two individuals have entered guilty pleas in connection to incidents from Jan. 14 and 15 of this year. Tim Leask, 45, and Dakota Whitstone, 25, of North Battleford, entered guilty pleas June 20 to assault with a weapon (a baseball bat) and discharging a firearm with intent to wound. All other charges, which included counts of aggravated assault, assault using a weapon and pointing a shotgun, were

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The City of North Battleford has signed a new collective agreement with CUPE 287. That is the union representing the vast majority of City workers. The authorization to ratify the agreement was passed unanimously at council Monday. After that, representatives from CUPE local 287 and city officials including Mayor Ryan Bater signed the agreement. The collective agreement expired March 31,

2017. This new agreement runs from April 1, 2017 to Dec. 31, 2019. Among the highlights of the agreement, outlined by Director of Human Resources Trish McConnell is the change to a December end-date, instead of the end of March as was the case before. This change brings North Battleford in line with the majority of other cities in Saskatchewan. Also included in the collective agreement is the development of a joint position description review committee to review and sign off any changes on

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Members of CUPE 4797 have ratified a new collective agreement with the Northwest School Division, based in Meadow Lake. Both the board of education and the local’s bargaining committee signed the deal June 15 The new contract includes a wage increase of 3.75 per cent over three years, improvements to vacation entitlement for caretakers and a number of improvements in language. “Our members are the backbone of the education system and we are pleased our local was able to reach a deal with Northwest School Division,” said Denis Ouellette, president of CUPE Local 4797. The local represents 125 members working as caretakers, bus drivers, library technicians, administrative assistants and educational assistants.

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Husky oil spill case adjourned to Sept. By Josh Greschner Staff Reporter

The matters regarding the Husky oil spill in July 2016 have been adjourned to the fall. Counsel for Husky and federal and provincial Crowns phoned into Saskatchewan provincial court in Lloydminster at 10 a.m. June 21, agreeing on a new court date of Thursday, Sept. 13 at 10 a.m. Disclosure material has been provided to Husky, according to Carol Carlson of the federal Crown. Brad Gilmour, representing Husky, is reviewing it. This was the second Shown here is the aerial photo of the formalized neighbourhoods and their names which was circulated to councillors at Monday’s council meeting. Council approved the formalized neighbourhoods and their names Monday night. Photo submitted

New neighbourhood names designated By John Cairns Staff Reporter

The long process to formalize neighbourhoods in North Battleford has been completed. Council has voted in favour of approving the new neighbourhoods and their names at Monday’s council meeting. The designations include 10 names that already exist either formally or informally: Killdeer Park, Fairview Heights, Maher Park, McIntosh Park, Centennial Park, College Heights, Deanscroft, Parson’s Industrial Park,

Riverview and Downtown. The new neighbourhood names include Kinsmen Park, Sapp Valley, Paciwin, and Yellow Sky. Kinsmen Park is an obvious choice, referencing the park located in the westside neighbourhood. The latter three names are Indigenous-based, with Sapp Valley being a nod to Allen Sapp, the renowned artist; Paciwin, which is the Cree name of John B. Tootoosis, and Yellow Sky, referencing Chief Yellow Sky. The latter name will be used to refer to the southeast quadrant area.

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court appearance for Husky in this particular case. Matthew Miazga, representing the provincial Crown, had told reporters in March such adjournments were likely, given the quantity of material. In 2016, approximately 225,000 litres of oil from a Husky pipeline near Maidstone spilled into the North Saskatchewan River. Cleanup efforts continued into 2017. Charges against Husky came in March, and are against two entities, parent company Husky Energy Inc. and Husky Oil Operations Ltd. Each entity faces eight

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detachment commander of Biggar RCMP. “I would also like to thank the citizens of Biggar and surrounding area for their diligence in reporting information to police. The partnership between Biggar RCMP and our local Rural Crime Watch was extremely valuable in this investigation.” Biggar RCMP responded to information that Stehr was in the RM of Biggar Monday, June 18. A vehicle identified as Stehr’s was located and members activated their emergency equipment to initiate a traffic stop. The driver and lone occupant of the vehicle failed to stop for police and a pursuit was initiated. Officers from Biggar, Unity and Kindersley/Kerrobert responded and became involved in the pursuit. Following the brief pursuit, officers located the suspect vehicle approximately 1.5 kilometres west of Landis, near Highway 14. The driver was quickly located in a nearby wooded area and was arrested by Biggar RCMP without incident. As a result of this incident Stehr is facing more

charges: dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, possession of property obtained by crime (less than $5,000), operation of a motor vehicle while being pursued by police, possession of break-in instruments and three counts of failure to comply with a condition of an undertaking. Stehr made his first court appearance in North Battleford Provincial Court June 20. The outstanding warrants from the previous incident were brought forward at this time. He was in court again June 21. The previous incident referenced June 20, occurred between Sept. 17, 2017 and March of this year. Warrants for Stehr’s arrest were issued in March citing the following offences: motor vehicle theft; possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000; unauthorized use of credit card data; dangerous operation of a motor vehicle; resisting and obstruction of an officer; two counts of failing to comply with a probation order; three counts of failure to attend court; and two counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking.

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Biggar RCMP have charged 31-year-old Travis Stehr of Paradise Hill following an assault that occurred June 4 in the RM of Biggar. Stehr is charged with assault with a weapon and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, both criminal code offences. Stehr has also been wanted on charges stemming from incidents that occurred between September 2017 and March of this year. Warrants for Stehr’s arrest were issued in March and RCMP are crediting the public for having a significant role in his apprehension. “I would like to thank the media for helping to bring attention to this investigation,” said Sgt. Colin Sawrenko,

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1541 - 100th Street, North Battleford

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Amazing Property

Large park like property in West Park Over 3000 sq. ft. of living area Newer white kitchen with Granite counters Total of 5 bedrooms, 3 baths Large shop & fitness area Triple attached & heated garage Call Brian to view MLS®SK715879

North Battleford 306.445.6177 general@dbf-law.ca www.dbf-law.ca

NORSASKLAW Richard Gibbons Law Office

1381A - 101st Street, North Battleford, SK

Scott Scherger Phone Cell Email

306.446.2887 306.490.8999 scott@elbuilding.ca

“Your Building Partner from Start to Finish!”

Fortier Mattila Appraisals Inc. Agricultural, Commercial, Residential

Offices in: The Battlefords, Kindersley, Meadow Lake, Prince Albert, Saskatoon www.fmappraisals.com 306-937-5073

Real Estate Appraisers Since 1971

S9A 0Z9

Phone 306-445-7772 Fax 306-445-7722 Richard A. Gibbons B.A., LL.B Robert F. Feist J.D., B.A. Benedict P.O. Feist, J.D., B.A. Barristers & Solicitors

Email: richard@norsasklaw.com / robert@norsasklaw.com Website: norsasklaw.com

• Landscaping • Tree Removal • • Stump Grinding • Irrigation • • Yard Care • Rubber Paving • • Snow Removal •

Edwin Smockum Sales Representative

306-446-2615 1-866-877-2615

Email: overtheedgeyardcareservices@yahoo.ca www.overtheedgeltd.ca

D I R E C T O R Y

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Residential 2 x 6 Bungalow

• Sparkly clean updated 1,204 sq. ft. bungalow • Open oak kitchen with stainless steel appliances • 2 x 2 bedrooms • Fully finished basement • Large deck • Single attached garage • Call Karen to view at 306-441-2224

Great Location

• 1,056 sq. ft. • 4 bedrooms, 2 bath • Close to Bready School • Nice large yard • Call Kevin for more info at 306-441-5960 MLS®SK

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• 3450 sq. ft. on 3 levels • 2 self contained suites • Situated on a double lot • Tons of upgrades • Some furnishings remain • Beautiful landscaping • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 MLS®SK731305

MLS®SK733725

1541 - 100th Street North Battleford

306-445-5555

www.realestatethebattlefords.ca $

$ 21

• Great location, close to schools • Large bedrooms • Open concept main floor • Finished basement • Tons of character • Covered deck • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 MLS®SK733357

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Pride of Ownership!

• Totally renovated bungalow in Kildeer Park • 3 + 1 bedroom home • Amazing basement development • Beautiful yard with extra RV parking • Single heated garage • Call Karen at 306-441-2224 to view MLS®SK723842

The Price is Right

Westside!

3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms Newer flooring, lots of hardwood Within blocks of all west side schools Double garage Extras: Central air, gas stove, gas barbeque Call Brian for more info at 306-441-6433

MLS®SK736947

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Executive Home

• River Valley Estates, affordable 847 sq. ft. • Open concept kitchen, dining, living areas • 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths • Large balcony with 2 storage units • All appliances included - move in ready! • Heated parkade stall • Call Donna Ray at 306-441-9173 MLS®SK731147

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• 2,782 sq. ft. • 6 bedrooms, 4 baths • Double car garage • Backs onto green space • Call Kevin for more info at 306-4415960 MLS®SK736669

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Backs Onto Park!

Updated

• 988 sq. ft, • 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms • Completelly renovated • Double car heated garage • Call Kevin for more info at 306-4415960 MLS®SK733756

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• Well cared for East side bungalow, 950 sq. ft.

• • • • •

Single detached garage Recent renovations including windows 2017 Large fenced yard with extra parking in back 4 bedrooms/1 bath Call Donna Ray at 306-441-9173 MLS®SK722683

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Spotlight on Value

Pride of Ownership

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Single detached garage Main floor laundry Shingles replaced in 2017 Appliances all remain Well cared for Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 or Archie Robinson at 306-441-3455 to view MLS®SK731011

Benjamin Moore The Colour Experts

Doug’s Paint Shoppe Inc. • Full line of interior & exterior paints • Painting supplies and accessories • Color matching • Custom window coverings • Supplier of Graco paint sprayers

Quality Service & Professional Advice to Get the Job Done Right! 1561 - 100th Street, North Battleford, SK 306-445-7775

Less Than Rent!

• 1,216 sq. ft. clean & shiny home • All new paint and décor • 3 bedrooms • Master has spa bath • Large 3 season sun room • Huge yard - 2 sheds • Call Karen to view at 306-441-2224 MLS®SK736553

River Valley Estates - Corner Unit!

• River Valley Estates, Pristine unit with upgrades • 1120 sq. ft., corner unit • Wrap around balcony, 2 storage units • 2 bedrooms/2 baths • River Valley views • Call Donna Ray at 306-441-9173 MLS®SK726764

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Owner Wants Action

• 3 level split • 2 bedrooms/2 baths • Single attached garage • Large fenced yard • Garden area • Call Brian to view MLS®SK708356

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Welcome Home

• 635 sq. ft. condo • 1 bedroom/1 bathroom • All appliances remain • Affordable condo fees • Wall unit air conditioner • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 MLS®SK723251

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• 1,645 sq. ft. • 2.37 acres • Park like yard • In town services • Call Kevin for more info at 306-441-5960 MLS®SK736495

Cute As Can Be!

• 670 sq. ft. • 2 bedrooms/1 bathroom • Extensive renovations throughout • Great neighborhood, close to schools • Ideal starter home • Call Jayna Hannah at 306-441-4519

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Modern Duplex

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• 1225 sq. ft. of total living space • 3 bed/2 bath • Buy on or both sides of the duplex • Conveniently located to schools and recreational activities • Call Kevin for private viewing 306441-5960 MLS®SK706749

MLS®SK715879

1541 - 100th Street North Battleford

306-445-5555

www.realestatethebattlefords.ca

Modern Duplex

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Like Brand New!

• 1467 sq. ft. bi-level • 5 bedrooms/3 bathrooms • Double attached heated garage • Professionally landscaped yard • Concrete basement • Open concept main floor • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981

MLS®SK706756

New Build Duplex

• 988 sq. ft. • 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms • Maintenance free yard • Heated garage with direct entrance • Call Kevin for private viewing 306441-5960

Battleford Bound

00 $

Tons of Space!

• 1,683 sq. ft. • Total of 5 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • Double attached garage • Great location • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 MLS®SK733128

MLS®SK737096

Character Style

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms • Master bedroom/ensuite beautifully renovated • Shingles new in 2107 • Most windows have been updated • Double detached garage • Over 2,000 sq. ft. of living • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 MLS®SK735047

306-480-5030

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• New & Used Cars & Trucks • • Leasing & Financing Available •

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• Over 1400 sq. ft. • Great renos • Total of 5 bedrooms, 2 baths • Newer deck and fence • Detached garage • Call Brian to view

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“Quality that doesn’t cost, it pays” SERVING THE AREA... “Quality thatBATTLEFORDS doesn’t cost,& it pays”

Call DionFREE or Pat

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Kildeer Bungalow!

• Over 1,400 sq. ft. of living • 3 bedrooms up/2 down • 3 bathrooms • Main floor laundry • Double attached garage • Tons of updates • Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981 MLS®SK738018

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MLS®SK706512

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• Battleford bungalow, 4 level split • 1281 sq. ft. • Attached double garage,mature landscaping • Recent upgrades • 4 bedrooms/2 baths • Call Donna Ray at 306-441-9173

MLS®SK722561

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Furnaces • Water Heaters • Plumbing • Gasfitting • Much more... 306-480-5030 306-480-5030

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Discovery Co-op

Home Centre & Lumber

Open 7 Days a Week

for your Home Projects Territorial Place Mall, North Battleford Phone 306-446-7225 Fax 306-446-7212 www.discoverycoop.com

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Commercial • • • • •

Shop With Living Quarters

6,560 sq. ft. building .77 acre lot 1.3 acre adjacent lot available Fenced compound Call Kevin for more info 306-441-5960

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Greenhouse & Nursery

• • • • •

Battleford location 10 greenhouses All equipment, fenced compound 1.15 acres of land Call Archie at 306-441-3455

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MLS®SK710885

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Gateway to the North

• • • • •

Over 21,000 sq. ft. 1.37 acres of land on highway 4 North Many possibilities High traffic count, great exposure Call Brian to view

MLS®SK711197

MLS®SK737216

Brian Lampitt

Renovated Lease Space 1440 sq. ft., 4 enclosed offices Large meeting room 3 bathrooms Dedicated parking Interior totally renovated Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981

F Q.

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Acreages

• 1.3 acre lot • Fenced compound • Available with purchase of 11 - 4th Ave. • Call Kevin for more info 306-4415960

MLS®SK737199

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Nice Family Home

MLS®SK711324

Rare Opportunity

Investment/ Acreages

10 Acres

• 1120 sq. ft., 3 bed/2 bath • 4 car garage, 32 x 40 shop • Call Kevin to arrange viewing 306-4415960 MLS®SK7234976

• Prime location in town limits, 160 acres with view • Natural grassland & rolling hills • Adjacent to newer grid road • Could be subdivided • Call Gregg for more information MLS®SK707713

• View of the Battlefords, 160 acres, rolling hills, 4 miles West on Leo Mitchell Road • Completely fenced, approx 55 acres of hay • Very sheltered & picturesque, could be subdivided • Call Gregg for more information MLS®SK726333

FISHER’S

SOLD

DRUG STORE

Friendly Family Health Care 1501-100th St., North Battleford

Barristers and Solicitors

Kevan M. Migneault, B.A., LL. B. Monte M. Migneault, B.A., LL. B.

Territorial Drive & 100th Street, North Battleford

306-445-4491 or 1-800-667-1320

Office located in the

SALLOWS BUILDING at

1391 - 101st Street (across from the library) North Battleford, SK

306-445-6153

Valley

Migneault Law Office

Where Else...

...Also in Hague, Sask.

(mailing address: P.O. Box 520, North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y8)

Phone: 306-445-4436 or 306-445-8151 Fax: 306-445-6444

Email: monte@mglawoffice.com

1040 sq. ft. bungalow 5 bedrooms/2 bathrooms Large backyard with new fencing Newer windows All appliances remain Call Jayna Hannah at 306-441-4519

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Industrial Lot

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Out of Town

• 18.54 acres • 485’ frontage on Highway 26 • Could also be used for resident development • Call Kevin for more info 306-4415960

MLS®SK727459

Steel Frame Construction

4,000 sq. ft. In-floor heat Corner lot with great access Fenced compound Call Kevin for more info 306-4415960

306-441-5960

Commercial Exposure

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MLS®SK730930 • • • • •

Kevin Menssa

www.realestatethebattlefords.ca

306-441-6433

• • • • • •

306-445-5555

1541 - 100th Street, North Battleford

• • • • • • •

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Wilkie, Sask

Renovated character home Convenient location 2 storey split 2 bedrooms, 2 baths 11 x 22 & 14 x 22 garage Numerous upgrades Call Archie to view

MLS®SK734793 Come For The Food...Stay For The View!

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306-445-5055

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Bill Cunningham Todd Heck

Tracy Cook

Kevin Russell

Jay Price

Kevin Colliar

www.valleyfordsales.ca

Owner/Operator

Serving the Battlefords & Area

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Lake

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9 $ 68

Beautiful Lakefront View!!

• 1723 sq. ft.. 6 bedrooms/3 bathrooms • Triple detached garage • Summerfield Beach/Murray Lake • 2 gas fireplaces • Professionally landscaped • Call Tracy Voigt 306-441-1981 or Kevin Menssa 306-441-5960 MLS®SK727197

Jayna Hannah

• • • • • • • •

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Resort Living at Best

Immaculate Eagle View Villa, Elk Ridge Resort 1632 sq. ft., plus walkout fully developed basement Open concept Attached single garage 3 bedrooms/3 baths Call Donna Ray at 306-441-9173

Wow, What a View!

• • • • • •

Lanz Point Serviced Lot!

Lake front lot Fully serviced with water, septic, power energy Some landscaping done Partial fence built on both sides Quiet, sought after beach Call Tracy Voigt at 306-441-1981

MLS®SK713819

MLS®SK736904

306-445-5555

www.realestatethebattlefords.ca

306-441-4519

• Titled lakefront property • Completely renovated in 2008 • Suitable for year round living • 2 spacious decks plus patio • 2 sheds plus guest house • Very private • Call Brian to view MLS®SK731032

Gorgeous Lake Front Home

Resort Village of Aquadeo - Jackfish Lake 3 levels including walkout Sandy beach, walk to your boat Deck, patio, veranda Year round home Lake view from all levels Double detached garage Call Archie at 306-441-3455 to view MLS®SK737031

1541 - 100th Street, North Battleford

ICE PR 00 W 9 NE$ 319,

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Dreaming of Lakefront?

• 528 sq. ft. cabin in Aquadeo • 2 bedrooms, one bath • Large private deck with gazebo • Gorgeous view of Jackfish Lake • Call Jayna Hannah to view 306-441-4519 MLS®SK731832

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Jackfish Lake

• Aquadeo Beach Resort • Close to golf course • Titled lot • Swimming, fishing etc. • Fully furnished • Call Archie Robinson

,90

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Lake Living

• 768 sq. ft. • 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom • Year round home • Open concept, modern decor • Call Kevin to arrange viewing 306-441-5960

MLS®SK723383

• • • • • •

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Maymont Beach

Low maintenance exterior & landscaping Wrap around deck with glass & aluminum rail 2 bedrooms/1 bath Walk out basement ready to development Appliances, bar-b-que, dock included Call Brian to view MLS®SK720969

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Miles Wide View

Endless Possibilities

• 27.67 Acres • Adjacent to campgrounds • Across the street from golf course • Short walk to sailing club and public beach • Could be used for residential development • Call Kevin for more info 306-441-5960 MLS®SK703251, MLS®SK703248, MLS®SK703245, MLS®SK727460 MLS®SK703242, MLS®SK703238

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R 79 $3

• Build your dream home • Choice of 5 lots, power, gas, water to lots • Average length 45.68 metres • Spectacular view of Jackfish Lake • Call Archie Robinson or Brian Lampitt

9 $ 59

MLS®SK727114

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4,9

Cozy Cottage at Meeting Lake!

• 1234 sq. ft. • 3 bedrooms/1 bathroom • 3 season cottage • Close to boat launch & beach • New shingles & deck • Call Jayna at 306-4414519

MLS®SK709903

,90

9 $ 55

Tracy Voigt

306-441-1981

,90

9 $ 27

Exceptional Lake Property! Beachfront Opportunity

• 944 sq. ft. • 4 bedrooms/2 bathrooms • 824 sq. ft. boathouse with 2 bedrooms & 1 bath • Perfect multi-family cottage • Location, location! • Call Jayna at 306-4414519 MLS®SK726609

Amazing Location

• Creek setting - Lake view! • 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, double attached garage • Loft with family room • Large deck - summer enjoyment • All appliances included • Call Archie to view MLS®SK732665

• Lakefront home, Summerfield Beach, Murray Lake • Immaculate bungalow with developed walk-out basement, double attached heated garage • Situated on 2 beautiful manicured lots, mature landscaping, amazing lake views • 4 bedrooms, 3 baths • Hardwood floors, jet tub, central air, central vac, UGS & heated basement floors • Large deck, walkout to lower covered patio • Call Donna Ray to view

MLS®SK732595

• • • • • •

Spectacular View

1184 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath Boat house with living space above Deck with fire pit at water level Immediate possession available Call Kevin for more info at 306-441-5960 MLS®SK732949

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• Home Maintenance Equipment & Renovation Equipment • Carpet Shampooers • Lawn and Garden Rentals • Fire Extinguishers • Propane & Fittings Sales and Service

Phone 306-445-3534

83 Railway Avenue North Battleford, SK S9A 2R2

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RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL COMPLETE SERVICE - FURNACE SERVICING - ROOF TOP UNITS

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* P.V.C. Windows * Windshields & Repairs

* Store Fronts * Mirrors * Insulated Steel Doors

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AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE 306-441-1804

www.matrixlawgroup.ca reception@matrixlawgroup.ca

Mechanical contractors Phone 306-445-4344

www.rcph.ca email: rcph@sasktel.net 841 - 106th Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 1W3

Investors Group

Investors Group Securities Inc., I.G. Insurance Services Inc.

Kevin A Monsebroten, CFP, RRC, R.F.P. Senior Financial Consultant Monsebroten & Associates Private Wealth Management

204 - 1301 101 Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 0Z9 Ph. 306-446-1200 Cell 306-441-1636 Fax 306-445-2700 Toll Free 855-441-1636

1545-100th Street, North Battleford

306-445-8169

“Serving the Battlefords and area for over 50 years!”

Hudec Law Office

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Ph: 306-446-1202

General Plumbing Heating & Electric Ltd.

Barristers & Solicitors

692 - 109th Street North Battleford, SK S9A 2C4

Micheal P. Hudec, LL.B. Marusia A. Kobrynsky, B.A., LL.B

2nd Floor, 1201-103rd Street North Battleford, Sask. S9A 1K7 E-Mail: hudeclaw@sasktel.net

Senior Financial Consultant

A. McKim Cook, Manager

Email: gphe@sasktel.net

Phone: 306-445-2341

Bus. 306-446-2555 Fax. 306-446-2556

Fax: 306-445-2289

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Auto Repairs of All Kind!

O.K. Tire & Auto Service (North Battleford)

AUTO REPAIRS Of All Kinds! Makes and Models

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Local vball players to compete for Team Sask

Six Battlefords volleyball players will play for Team Saskatchewan at an upcoming tournament in B.C. Pictured is, on the female U16 team, Abbey Neufeld, Jolene Cooke and Kiara Clarke. On the female U15 team, Taryn Hannah. JPII students Declan Mercer and Cole Fransoo will play on the male U16 team. Photos submitted

By Josh Greschner Staff Reporter

An upcoming volleyball Team Saskatchewan will feature Battlefords talent. Six athletes have been

selected to compete on provincial teams in a tournament taking place in Richmond, B.C in July. North Battleford Comprehensive High School students Abbey Neufeld, Jolene Cooke,

and Kiara Clarke are on the female U16 team, and Taryn Hannah is on the female U15 team. John Paul II students Declan Mercer and Cole Fransoo have been chosen

to play on the U15 team. The athletes compete at their respective high schools and with the Battlefords Volleyball Club. Jana Friedenstab has coached the girls, and has

been involved with their development since about Grade 6. Friedenstab said the girls had to go through two different tryout camps, and Neufeld and Cooke played last year. The boys

Annual hoops tourney draws 17 teams A total of 17 teams competed: five women’s teams, four under-18 teams and eight men’s division teams. The women’s category was a double-elimination format and Boulanger Sisters, from Manitoba, beat Vanilla Twist in the finals. In the under-18 division, four teams competed in double-elimination action. The team from Moosomin

The basketball courts at the at NationsWEST Field House were on fire Saturday and Sunday as the fourth annual open tournament took place. The tournament has grown in popularity, expanding to include an under-18 boys’ division and a women’s 3 on 3 division this year. Above, right the Babyega team from Saskatoon took home the top prize in the mens’ division. Photo by John Cairns

By John Cairns Staff Reporter

Saturday and Sunday saw the return of the fourth-annual open basketball tournament at the NationsWEST Field House. This annual summer tournament has attracted teams throughout the prairies to North Battleford. This year’s tournament has expanded to include a new under-18 boys’ division and a new three-on-three women’s division.

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was victorious over Beardy’s Rebels in the finals. The men’s division saw the defending champions, Babyega from Saskatoon, defeat Friendly Neighbours from Edmonton by a 63-54 in the finals. The men’s division winners received a cash prize, trophy and hoodies. The hoodies were green in honour of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims.

had been seen at various competitions. Friedenstab, who started the Battlefords Volleyball Club, said the volleyball scene in North Battleford has gained popularity since BVC began. Volleyball has proven to be especially popular among girls, while boys “seem to drop out of the sport,” Friedenstab said. BVC directs efforts toward developing boys. Competing for the province, Friedenstab said, is important. “Not a lot of kids get this opportunity,” said Friedenstab, who has played on a provincial team. “It’s pretty big that we have this many kids from our community participating in this kind of program.”

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BATTLEFORDS

Bait and Tackle

“ Y O U R A R C H E RY S P E C I A L I S T S ”

Get your FISHING TACKLE for the season

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Beavers fall to the Lloydminster Twins 3-1 By John Cairns Staff Reporter

Here are scores from around the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League this past week: In a matchup of the first-place and third-place teams in the league, the Lloydminster Twins beat the North Battleford Beavers 3-1 at Beaver Lions Stadium Thursday. The win moved the Twins to 9-0 on the season and dropped the Beavers to 6-3. Other action that night saw the other Battlefords club have better luck against another Lloydminster opponent. The Battlefords Trappers beat the Border City Blue Jays 3-2 in Lloydminster to get their second win of the season. Other Thursday games

saw Unity beat Standard Hill 7-3 and Macklin lose to St. Walburg 6-3. Friday action saw Wilkie beat St. Walburg 6 to 3 while Standard Hill beat Edam 16 to 5. Sunday the Lloydminster Twins hosted two games: they beat Edam 10 to 4 in the first game and then beat Meadow Lake 7-4 in the second game, a matchup between the two teams at the top of the NSRBL standings. Monday saw North Battleford beat Mervin 3-2 on the road, Wilkie beat Edam 6-4, and St. Walburg lost at Border City 7-2. Tuesday action saw Unity win at home over Macklin 9-6, and St. Wal-

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burg won at Meadow Lake 4-1. There were four Wednesday contests scheduled: the Mervin Flyers at Border City Blue Jays, the Macklin Lakers at Standard Hill Lakers, as well as the North Battleford Beavers travelling to Wilkie to take on the Brewers. Standings going into Wednesday night saw the Lloydminster Twins continue to hold onto top spot in the league with an 11-0 record. Meadow Lake had a record of 8-4 while the Beavers were at 7-3. The Battlefords Trappers are currently tied with Edam at the bottom of the NSRBL standings at 2-9. 18065PS0 18065PS1

Bye Braun of Cut Knife will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame, Individual Category, as a Player/ Builder Aug. 18 in Battleford for his contribution to Saskatchewan baseball history. Braun played minor baseball in Quill Lake, advancing to the Quill Lake Monarchs senior men’s team at the age of 15. For the summer of 1979, Braun played with the Humboldt Bison Juniors, then onto Saskatoon to attend university where he played with the Saskatoon Men’s League from 1981-85. Braun was a solid player. He had a high batting average with his share of home runs. At the Western Intermediates in Wilkie, his batting average was .555. He was effective as a pitcher at both intermediate and senior levels. Braun’s father, Walter, was a great influence in Bye’s love of baseball. Walter Braun was inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame in 2007. In 1985, Bye moved to Cut Knife and started playing with the Wilkie

Bye Braun of Cut Knife began his senior baseball career at age 15. Photo submitted

Brewers. This remained his home team until 2016. During those years, the Brewers, of the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League won the league titles in 1987, ‘91, ‘98, 2001, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 and ’16 and provincial championships in 2003, ‘05, ‘07. ‘15 and ‘16. In 1987, Braun was the winning batter at the Western Canadians held in Wilkie, with a batting average of .555 He coached the Brewers from 1988 to 2014 and played with the Kindersley Klippers in the early 1990s at the Western Canadians at the Canadian Men’s Senior Championship. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Braun

coached mosquito, pee wee and bantam boys’ baseball in both Cut Knife and Wilkie. He coached Zone 7 bantam boys in the early 2000s, winning a bronze medal. At the age of 35, Braun played in provincial masters tournaments with Wilkie in the 35 and over age group for two years, two years with Regina Drifters in the 43 and over category and 12 years with Macklin Lakers in the 35 and over and 43 and over. He also played in Saskatchewan and Alberta tournaments, going to Canadian championships four times winning the 50 and over division with the Spring Lake Masters in 2014.

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North Battleford downtown looked pretty different in the 1940s to how it looks now. One business that has stood the test of time? Kerr’s Cleaners, which was opened in 1946 by Chic Kerr on his return from the war and was bought by Battleford native Cassandra Germsheid and Jesse Crozier of Biggar in 2016. The couple operate the business with the help of Germsheid’s parents, Scott and Jayne Foster. “Mr. Kerr was all about customer service and we still have customers now that remember him and speak of him fondly,” says Germsheid. “He also kept his business strong by offering alteration and laundry services as well as dry cleaning – he was really ahead of his time.” She and Crozier are now keen to continue that legacy, broadening the scope of the business still further with linen and uniform rentals and a wet-wash option as an alternative to dry cleaning. “Some people don’t like the smell of dry-cleaning chemicals and it is a greener option so it’s something we can offer our

customers if they’d prefer,” Germsheid says. “However, dry-cleaning is still the best option for some fabrics and situations. We’ve quickly become experts in fabrics and stain removals so can offer advice to customers on the best options for them.” Kerr’s carefully handles any item you need cleaned, from hats and some leather items to feather duvets and wedding dresses. It also offers alterations and repairs. “We’ve often been able to save something that people thought they’d have to get rid of, whether it’s because of a stain or damage to the fabric. These can sometimes be items with a lot of sentimental value – like afghans made by someone’s grandmother. And then sometimes it’s just a case of making your life easier by sewing on a button or fixing a hem,” says Germsheid. Speaking of making your life easier, Kerr’s will also pick up and drop off your items, free of charge (within city limits), whether it’s a single suit or a bale of blankets. Germsheid says it all comes back to Mr Kerr’s desire to serve his community. “He and his wife were both well known for that, and it’s something we’d like to continue. Right now we’re doing small sponsorships and over time, we’d like to get even more involved,” she says. “It’s all about participating and supporting. Jesse and I have four children, and it’s important to us that they learn to value community, too.” Kerr’s Cleaners is at 1152-100th Street, North Battleford. For more information, drop in, call 306-445-3566 or visit Kerrscleaners.com.

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The Shellbrook Hotel

In 1909, shortly after the railway arrived, George Stalker and his partner Howard Hudson spared no expense building the grand, three-storey Shellbrook Hotel on the corner of Railway Avenue and Main Street, directly across from the train station. Originally from Portage la Prairie, Man., Stalker came to Prince Albert in 1896 where he worked for a time in the harness-making business before getting into the hotel business. He and W. E. Gladstone took over the Queen’s Hotel in Prince Albert; he later acquired the Royal Hotel in that city. In 1905, Stalker in partnership with Hudson, built a three-storey hotel in Kinistino. Stalker assumed sole ownership of the Shellbrook Hotel in 1915, and eventually disposed of all his other hotel interests. He died in 1931 at age 56, and his widow, Anne Stalker, continued to run the hotel until 1941, when she sold it to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bowles of Netherhill.

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joanchamp@shaw.ca In March of 1935, the Saskatoon StarPhoenix reported that the 30-room Shellbrook Hotel was operated on the American plan, meaning meals were included in the room rate. “Mrs. Stalker and her assistants do everything to make the hotel a real home away from home,” the newspaper stated. Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King clearly thought so when he stayed at the Shellbrook Hotel during the May 1945 federal election campaign. By that time, the hotel was owned and operated by George Laycock. “After dinner I went to my room and prepared the outline of a speech,” King wrote

in his diary. “It was like old times to look out of the window and to see motor cars ranged on both sides of the road. ... I rested a few minutes on my back then went on to the hall, shaking hands with many people on the way.” Just as he was exiting the Shellbrook Hotel, King encountered four-year-old Bobbie George. The Regina Leader-Post reported the prime minister smiled down at Bobbie and shook his hand. King then took the little boy’s arms and waved them to the small crowd on the Shellbrook street corner, saying, “I want you all to go home and tell your parents to vote for Mackenzie King,”

No expense was spared when the Shellbrook Hotel was built in 1909. Photo submitted

making Bobbie one of the youngest campaigners for the prime minister. Lou and Donna Dupuis bought the Shellbrook Hotel from Floyd and Evelyn Folden in 1978. Over the next two years, they added a steak pit and remodeled the guest rooms. The couple undertook a major expansion in 1990, building a 52- by 20-foot addition to accommodate a banquet room downstairs,

a cocktail lounge on the main floor, and three more guest rooms. Dupuis told the Shellbrook Chronicle that year the expansion was a necessary investment in the hotel. “With the government pricing liquor out of sight, we just had to diversify with more rooms and in the food area,” he said. “When we first bought the hotel, a beer was 85 cents – now it is $2.40.”

In 2015, the Dupuis made more extensive changes to the exterior and interior of the Shellbrook Hotel. The building’s red brick exterior was covered with smooth, brown stucco, and the hotel’s restaurant was changed from Luigi’s Steak Pit & Ribs to The Railhouse. There’s lots of variety on the menu along with traditional bar fare, including steaks, sandwiches and wings. 18065TT0 18065TT1

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BATTLEFORDS ART CLUB

By Lorraine Voegeli “As music is the poetry of sound, so is painting the poetry of sight.” — James McNeill Whistler The Battlefords Art Club was impressed with the members’ show at the Chapel Gallery. It will be adjudicated in August. Be sure to take some time to observe the impressive talents of local artists. Club members are reminded to bring their monoprints next Tuesday for display at Frontier Centre. A 10-minute DVD was show at noon Tuesday entitled Landscapes. The Australian artist demonstrates many techniques to make impressionist painting easier. Members are advised to attend a July 10 meeting at lunchtime when we’ll plan for an August art show at Cochin and for the year ahead. Have a great Canada Day.

Fire causes power outage Staff An early morning fire on 111th Street in North Battleford resulted in a power outage, according to the North Battleford Fire Department Firefighters were dispatched to the blaze at 941 – 111th St. at 2:54 p.m. Tuesday. According to NBFD, the fire started in a halfton truck and spread to a detached double garage. The truck was underneath power supply lines, leading the fire to cause a power outage for the block. Crews were on scene for more than two hours to contain, control and extinguish the fire. The fire was contained to the garage area and truck with exten-

sive damage to the building and its contents. A second minor incident was reported and dealt with by the fire department at the same time.

Fire on 102nd Street

North Battleford Fire Department doused a structure fire Sunday on the 1100 block of 102nd Street. According to a fire department news release, the fire crews were dispatched at 4:36 a.m. The fire department reports emergency crews were on scene for more than five hours. The fire department says the blaze was contained to a garage area, with extensive damage to the building and its contents. No injuries were reported.

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Patients and visitors, along with staff and physicians, will notice changes coming to both parking and building access at Battlefords Union Hospital effective Tuesday, July 3. “The improvements are the result of review, planning and collaboration among numerous members of the BUH health care team and patient advisors. Patients have asked for improved parking and access,” said Mitchel Smith, Saskatchewan Health Authority

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facilities maintenance manager at BUH. “We thank our patient advisors for their input, and BUH staff and physicians for their work and support in getting these improvements in place.” Patient parking stalls will soon be available at the front of the hospital, with the lot being designated for patient parking only, including stalls reserved for chemotherapy, dialysis and maternity patients. Two ‘Patient Unloading/ Loading Zones’ are being provided adjacent to the access ramps. The area was previ-

ously primarily for parking by staff and physicians. Parking will also no longer be permitted along the entrance/exit laneway beneath the hospital’s main entrance canopy. The size and number of stalls designated for persons with limited mobility will be increased. These are located in the parking area west of the hospital’s main entrance. The northern 75 per cent of the main parking lot on the west side of the hospital has been designated for patient and visitor parking only. Patients and visitors

can park in the southern 25 per cent of the main west lot, as can employees. Signage will clearly identify these areas. Other changes include rehabilitation of pedestrian walkways leading to and from the hospital entrance, plus line painting and improved lighting and signage. As part of site improvements, access to the hospital will be controlled and monitored each night beginning at 8 p.m. The exterior main doors to the hospital will remain unlocked, while the interior main entry doors will be secured.

Those accessing the hospital during these hours will use a buzzer and speaker system located in the main entrance foyer. The buzzer and speaker will be manned by the security personnel located inside the hospital lobby. Patients needing care will be promptly permitted into the hospital. Visitors allowed in after 8 p.m. will follow existing processes and policies. A second security person was introduced in February this year to support patient and visitor flow during overnight hours. “This additional change

to after-hours access is the latest in a series of initiatives that have been implemented at BUH,” said Shelly Horsman, Saskatchewan Health Authority’s director of Acute Care for Battlefords Union Hospital. “Door security systems throughout the hospital have been upgraded, along with video and camera surveillance. Coupled with the additional improvements outside the hospital and in the adjacent parking lots, BUH is aiming to enhance safety and security for patients, providers and the public.”

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NBCHS student Ahmed Ali has earned a $1,000 RBC scholarship. Photo submitted

Staff North Battleford Comprehensive High School student Ahmed Ali has earned a $1,000 RBC bursary at graduation to help him pursue engineering at the University of Saskatchewan in the fall. According to an RBC press release, the bursary program celebrates graduating high school students who are inspirational in their dedication to community, fellow students and academics. “Ahmed is not only able to balance school, work, athletics and volunteer work, but as a new Cana-

dian, he also thrives in his new environment, as he is originally from Pakistan,” the release states. “He quickly embraced the country and rose up to the challenges of living in a new culture, facing new hardships and establishing himself in a new environment.” Ahmed earned an 84 per cent average in high school and has been on the honour roll for the past two years. He is an International Baccalaureate student with a goal to become a mechanical engineer. He speaks fluent Urdu and flawless English, and works diligently to keep up

with his studies, the release states. Ahmed has been on the NBCHS badminton team for five years. When he is not working or at school, he is on the court. He plays year round and has joined several local badminton clubs to hone his skills and meet others with similar interests. Before classes, he is up early to take advantage of an empty school gym and get a few games in. He also played in the Saskatchewan Winter Games hosted in the Battlefords this year. His coach speaks of his high morale, his constant encouragement to others, his willingness to offer advice and support and his dedication to the sport. Ahmed has been helping with the school yearbook for two years, assisting with NBCHS’s annual food drives, working at the school clothing store during noon hours, participating in the city parade and holding down two parttime jobs. “Thank you very much for choosing me for the 2018 RBC Award,” Ahmed said in response to the news of the award. “I sincerely appreciate your investment into my future and this will for sure be used for my studies next year.”

OPEN HOUSE Westhazel SAGD Commercial Project Township 51 Range 22W3M Thursday, June 28th, 2018 Paradise Hill Community Centre 102 – 3rd Avenue Paradise Hill, Saskatchewan 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM (CST) Husky Energy is planning to build a new Central Processing Facility (CPF) for its SAGD Project at Westhazel. This project is located in the RM of Frenchman Butte, NW1/4 Section of 20-51-22-W3M. Sales oil produced from the CPF will be tied into Husky’s new sales oil network via pipeline. A pipeline will transport raw water to the CPF in the NW1/4 of Section 20-51-22-W3M. This raw water is withdrawn from the North Saskatchewan River through a direct intake system located at SW-19-51-24W3M. Representatives from Health, Safety, Environment, Facility Construction, Surface Land, Regulatory, Operations, Downstream and the Business Unit will be available to answer your questions and concerns. For more information, contact Amir Mohseni at (403) 750-1480, Brian Davies at (306) 825-1114 or Mel Duvall at (403) 513-7602.

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Latest project described at Serafina open house

Above, the Houle family, formerly of Spiritwood, gathered at Big Shell Lake June 16 and 17 to help Guy and Yolande Houle celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary. Above right, a full contingent of Meota Lions Chorus enjoyed entertaining the residents of Lady Minto Health Care Centre in Edam June 18. Photos submitted by Lorna Pearson

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The Serafina meeting with the public in the Meota Community Complex June 21 went well. Questions were answered as put forth. A goodly number of people attended, as this project is drawing interest from the local population. The next Meota East SAGD Thermal Project is being set up on 16-46-16 W3, east of the 13-mile corner, north of the city. A water line will run crosscountry to the North Saskatchewan River. The new Spiritwood Pharmacy opened in the corner location where the former Shop-Easy grocery store was located. It is larger with better working conditions for staff and more room for customers to move about. It is exciting to enter this modern facility after being used to the crowded store next door to the local hotel, where Gary von Holwede has been for 20 years. Some stock that wasn’t moved to the new store is still available in the old one. The original store was built by Everett

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Konsmo in 1946 and was operated by them for many years. Next pharmacist was Ray Meier who sold to Roy Folkerson in 1977. He ran it until 1983. Happy Birthday greetings go out to Gladys Lehma. She turned 96 June 18. Her family gathered on the patio at River Heights Lodge for Chinese supper. Her children are Betty Desmarais, Louise Kok and Les and Doug Lehman. I watched a robin the other morning picking away at the sandbags in front of the four-plex. When it had several pieces in his beak, he flew off. He must be building another nest and that stuff would stick nicely with mud. Doreen Baynes is in Rose Gill Lodge in Rabbit Lake and celebrated her 84th birthday June 20. There was birthday cake in the afternoon for everyone and cake again for the evening gathering. She

was happy to have family and friends visit and received many phone calls, one from relatives in Australia. We are enjoying seeing and hearing a pair of ringed-turtle doves in the village, that have been coming for several years. In my bird book they are listed as in California and Florida, so seem out of place here. It is the only dove with the black crescent band on a back of its neck. Duplicate bridge was played in Meota June 19 and top score went to Robert Iverson and Linda Ard. Second went to Bernard and Lucille Gregoire, third to Margaret Dyck and Maureen Campbell. In the Pioneer Hall in the city June 21, top score went to Jean Lawes and Fraser Glen, second to Donna Scherman and Catriona Winterholt and third to Maureen Campbell and Mary Phelps. There were 24 players out making for a busy, fun evening. The new sidewalk by the new building on 2nd Avenue is looking pretty nice and is making the old section south of it look

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(deceased). Their family has grown to include 14 grandchildren and 10 greats, with one more due in August. They spent two days of fun and games at Big Shell Lake. The time with the little ones during the day was precious, and story time around the campfire at night brought out many confessions and memories. It was a priceless time of reminiscing. The Houles enjoyed raising their family in Spiritwood and have many

good friends there still and lots of precious memories. They retired to Saskatoon in 1999, but love to return to Spiritwood for visits and look forward to every visit by family members or friends at their home in Saskatoon. They appreciate every member of their family and love their company any time. An interesting definition of income tax is the fine one pays for being a useful, productive and contributing member of society.

NW students earn apprenticeship awards Staff Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Industry Scholarships have been awarded to 100 graduating high school students in 72 communities across the province this year, including several from the Northwest. Area students earning awards are: Zackery Weber, Denholm, North Battleford Comprehensive School, welder; Andrew Seipp, Edam, H. Hardcastle School, motor vehicle repairer/automotive service technician; Parker Getzinger, Lashburn High School, heavy duty equip-

ment technician/agricultural equipment technician; Justin Menssa, Meota, John Paul II Collegiate, automotive service technician; Garrett Reddekopp, Spiritwood High School, automotive service technician; Matthew Feist, St. Walburg School, welder; Austin Senger, Unity Composite High School, automotive service technician; Nicholas Gutting, Wilkie, McLurg High School, industrial mechanic The $1,000 scholarships are awarded to students who have completed the SYA Program, a program overseen by the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship

and Trade Certification Commission that exposes students to opportunities in the skilled trades. “On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, congratulations to the SYA Industry Scholarship winners,” Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison said. “I wish all of you success in your future endeavours. Thank you, also, to the industry sponsors who have invested in our province’s young people through this scholarship program. You are encouraging youth to consider rewarding careers in the skilled trades.”

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Congratulations To the 2018 Graduating Class of

North Battleford Comprehensive High School Destinee Aalbers Cole Abbott Chase Aimoe Graci Albert Ahmed Ali Jaron Armstrong Anna Atcheynum Amaryliss Baptiste-Head Cole Barker Brayden Bartkewich Chase Bartko Jessica Berard Willard Bill Bailey Bird Joshua Budan Beau Burwash Micah Carter June Choi Ashley Choque Rachel Combres Logan Corbeil Mia Cottini Rianna Crespo Brooke Custer Hunter Delorme Damon Dutton Ryan Dyck Sebastijan Edelinski Alexis English

Jenna Fransoo Kelsey Frolek Samantha Gabruch Kylee Gardner Kaye Garrucho Avery Gibson Nils Graupe Travis Hagen Tylan Halewich Dyllan Hasselberg Kolby Heidt Amber Hooper Drew Hornsby Jace Illingworth Zayna Jensen-Fox Shadon Johnston Nadine Joseph Travis Judd Reshawn Kahpeaysewat Alyssa King Shelby Koehler Sierra Koehler Tegan Kozuska Louis Lacoursiere Kayla Lamontagne Elena Laprell Justice Laroque Justice Larose

Danielle Legacy Alexis Lehouillier Chloe Lloyd Mercedes Lozowchuk Bailey Malka Brooklyn Mamer Jayden Marciniuk James McCaslin Kaylem McCaw Jorden McMahon Thomas McNinch Jamie McWatters Breann Meiklejohn Donald Meriam Theron Metcalf Afia Mohammad Nolan Mutch Kaylin Nahirney Clinton Nash Cole Nelson Samuel Neufeld Marina Night Kaylee Paddy Ryley Patrick Erik Petersen Kelsey Peterson Presley Peterson Latoya Pewapisconias

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Benjamin Peyachew Chivas Poorman Madison Price Karstin Rawlyk Kolby Rea Riley Readman Ana Rehak Angus Reid Briana Ring Dakota Roonie Keaton Rose Lacey Rose Danielle Roy Kaitlyn Rumpf Colton Russell Dawson Russell Jaylynn Russell Spencer Sack Antoine Sankey Jesse Sankey Tamara Scepanovic Emma Schaefer Aidane Schafer Emily Schell Katherine Schlapkohl Lyndon Shein Keanna Sheppard Abdul Siddiqui

Herb Cox, MLA

The Battlefords Constituency

K A N A W EYI MI K C H I L D & FA M I LY S E RV I C E S . I N C .

P.O. Box 1270 Battleford, Saskatchewan S0M 0E0

300 - 1291 102nd Street North Battleford, SK

306-445-6234

Highway #4 North North Battleford, Sask.

1-800-667-1320 www.valleyfordsales.ca

1991 - 100th Street North Battleford, SK Phone: 306-445-5195 Fax: 306-445-5196 herbcox@sasktel.net

Camrynn Simon Yiwen (Candy) Song Logan Spence Samuel Stade Nikkita Stanley Tyrell Stanley Drayden Swiftwolfe Maria Swiftwolfe Naomi Swiftwolfe Kashton Swindler Zackery Swischook Rett Taggart Tyson Thomas Liam Tkatchuk Jett Tootoosis Kendrae-Anna Tootoosis Heaven Tremblay Apete Tuiloma Starla-Rose Walker Naomi Wall Zackery Weber Joshua Weenie Cain Witzaney Zachary Wolfe Harrison Woloschuk Megan Wright Dreydon Wuttunee Chelsie Yarrow

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306-445-7570

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1811-100th Street North Battleford Phone

306-445-2052

Chartered Professional Accountants 116 Main Street Maidstone, SK

218 - 22nd Street Battleford, SK

306-937-2642

1-866-210-9844

North Battleford

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306-445-7448

The staff and students of the NORTH BATTLEFORD COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous donations to our graduation awards and scholarship program: Amgits Community Involvement Association Access Communications Allan Ray Family BATC Community Development Corporation Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre Battleford Furniture Battleford Home Hardware Building Centre Battlefords Agricultural Society Battlefords And District Community Foundation Inc. Battlefords Community Players Battlefords Indian Metis Friendship Centre Battlefords Local #544 Retail, Wholesale & Department Store Union Battlefords Royal Canadian Mounted Police Battlefords Society For Autism Bee-Jâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office Plus Bev Houk Family Bready Family Collins-Webb Family Connaught School Council Of Battlefords Realtors FIP Program

Gateway to Success Gold Eagle Casino Pursuit Enterprises Humenny Construction Innovation Credit Union Jim Pattison Broadcast Group Kanaweyimik Child & Family Services Inc. Kiwanis Club Of The Battlefords Living Sky School Division #202 Board Of Education M.J. Campbell Family Marianne Wilgers Family Matrix Law Group Meridian Surveys Myron Stadnyk North Battleford Auto Dealers Association North Battleford Comprehensive High School Faculty North Battleford Comprehensive High School Parents Association Of Special Events North Battleford Comprehensive High School Student Council North Battleford Home Hardware Building Centre North Battleford Power Lp Inc.

North Battleford Royal Canadian Legion Branch #70 North Battleford Senior Citizens Action Now Club Inc. North Battleford Sasktel Pioneers Volunteer Club Nu Tec Embroidery/Signs Of The Times Prairie North Regional Health Authority River City Plumbing And Heating Rotary Club Of The Battlefords Saskatchewan Apprenticeship And Trade Certification Commission Sheldon And Shawna Gardiner Sound City Stoik Family Sysco Foods Tom Elliott Family Trevor Southgate Family Ultra Print Vantage Chartered Accountants Ventures West Charters Wanda Cox Family

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Sheresse Achakus-Bull Wayne Adams Lance Alm Kailyn AndersonCallbeck Naomi Barker Tanner Bauer Tishara Bear Jesse Belland Tyler Benoit Colt Bird Kylie Blais Sophia Bonifacio Teagan Bouvier Drew Brennan Olja Budinski Dexter Cameron Brook Caplette Austin Chakita Scott Charabin Jayden ChmelnykFiddler Colby Chubala Cody Closen

Loretta Colvin Joshua Cooke Cassidy Cookman Adam Corbeil Zexi Cui Allie Degenstein Reccia Dela Cruz Maq Audrey Dela Paz Brandi Demyon Jaryd Dimmick Travys Dimmick Madeline Fidler Kristen Fuhr Brandee Gallant Jasmine Hadorn Aftan Hagen Kyle Hamilton Keisha Hildebrand Nam Hoang Anya Illingworth Zoe Johnson Andreja Juhik Emily Jung Madison Koch

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Herb Cox, MLA

The Battlefords Constituency

K A N A W EYI MI K C H I L D & FA M I LY S E RV I C E S . I N C .

P.O. Box 1270 Battleford, Saskatchewan S0M 0E0

300 - 1291 102nd Street North Battleford, SK

306-445-6234

Highway #4 North North Battleford, Sask.

1-800-667-1320 www.valleyfordsales.ca

1991 - 100th Street North Battleford, SK Phone: 306-445-5195 Fax: 306-445-5196 herbcox@sasktel.net

Shubham Patel Rowell Pecua Kenzie Pooyak Ashaun Pusey Nikola Pusic Dexter Rico Simone Rodriguez Naranjo Ma. Sebrina Salunga Kaitlyn Sample Kiana Steinborn Brett Tatton Kyle Tatton Brett Taylor Harold Thomas Lauren Thompson Paolo Timbol Julia Turenne Nathan Wakelin Spencer Wasmuth Landon Whitton Declan Woloshyn Nadine Woytowich

2492 - 98th Street North Battleford

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192 - 24th Street Battleford, Sask. Phone

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North Battleford, SK

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Discovery Co-op

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104-2062-100th Street North Battleford Phone

306-445-4881

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Keep your face always towards the sun and shadows will fall behind you.

Congratulations to the Class of 2018! Raven Adam Kiana Arcand Tanisha Armstrong Shanya Ashing Madison Baptiste Delaina Baptiste Alexandra Belanger Justin Benson Savanah Blackbird Mackenzie Cameron

Morning Sky Dreaver Margaret Dolter Dawnisha Firingstoney Raven Fourhorns Justice Heidel Riley Kiskotagan Jadeen Lafleur Tai Lightfoot Jairett Moccasin Anthony Moosomin

Valley

Sequin Mooswa Raven Nahbexie Tashon Nahbexie Tishina Nahbexie Darius Night Robbie Night Dezrae Nighttraveller Neanna Pritchard Stephanie Ranger Nathaniel Redman

Herb Cox, MLA

The Battlefords Constituency

K A N A W EYI MI K C H I L D & FA M I LY S E RV I C E S . I N C .

P.O. Box 1270 Battleford, Saskatchewan S0M 0E0

300 - 1291 102nd Street North Battleford, SK

306-445-6234

SALLOWS & McDONALD WILSON & ZEHNER Funeral Home 1271 - 103rd St., North Battleford

306-445-2418

www.sallowsandmcdonald.com

Highway #4 North North Battleford, Sask.

1-800-667-1320 www.valleyfordsales.ca

Phone

11501B - 8th Ave. North Battleford, SK

306-445-6800

306-446-0039

231 - 30th Street W. Battleford, SK

1991 - 100th Street North Battleford, SK Phone: 306-445-5195 Fax: 306-445-5196 herbcox@sasktel.net

Lakea Rosette Tonishia Semaganis Brandt Spyglass Taylor Stone Mason Moccasin-Swiftwolfe Dena Thomas Taylor Weenie Raynee Whitecap Reanne Whitecap Danielle Wuttunee

Good Sense

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FAMILY RESTAURANT

North Battleford, Hwy. 16 Across

306-937-3424

306-445-2668

Hwy 4 North North Battleford, SK

Hwy. #4 North North Battleford

GUY’S Furniture & Appliances Ltd. 1822 - 100th Street North Battleford

306-446-0545

306-445-6640

306-445-4199

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306-937-2696 Battlefords

ANIMAL HOSPITAL

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DR. TOM SCHMIDT DR. SYLVIA CARLEY DR. ILSE DEDDEN DR. CARY JOHNSON Call 306-446-VETS (8387)

Professional Services Provided with Heart and Compassion

9801 Territorial Drive North Battleford

WIND RIVER CONTRACTING 400-2nd Ave. Meota, SK

306-441-0186

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306-937-6770

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306-446-4200

H&R BLOCK • Emergency Service •

306-441-5141

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North Battleford

2731 - 99th Street

Phone

306-446-3433

892 - 104th Street North Battleford

306-445-7261

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Maidstone Grads

Abby McGillis

Abigail Maves

Aeron Reyes

Alex Lorence

Branden Ross

Courtney Cox

Devyn Hope

Dolan Watt

Hunter Stoughton

Jessika Mazurkewich

Joshua Tyler

Kamryn Newsted

Katrina Kennedy

Keenan Schmitt

Kurtis Rhinehart

Lauren Elder

Austin Pratt

Aydin McGowan

Rural Municipality of Eldon No. 471

Phone

306-893-2391

Matthew Speirs

AG FOODS Marfleet Building MAIDSTONE MAIDSTONE Materials Maidstone PHARMACY 306-893-2273

Town of Maidstone Phone

306-893-2373

Phone

• Lumber • Hardware • • Paint • • General Contracting •

306-893-2313 306-893-4511 Maidstone Clements Kwong

Chartered Professional Accountants 116 Main Street Maidstone, SK

1-866-210-9844

1682-100th Street North Battleford, SK Phone Fax: 306-445-2472

306-445-7448

• Oilfield • Industrial • Automotive • Agriculture Box 330, Maidstone, SK

Ph: 306-893-2631 Fax: 306-893-2410

306-893-4664 Maidstone, SK

Sheylyn Maertz

Shayla Jesse

Bus:

CONSTRUCTION & REDI-MIX CONCRETE Paradise Hill

306-344-2119 Maidstone

306-893-4500

Maidstone Medical Clinic Dr. David Spangenberg Dr. Virgil Dato Dr. Khatereh Mojtahedi Dr. A. Kazem Tabrizi Monique Parker, RN (NP)

306-893-2689

306-893-4286

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Cell: 306-893-7440

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T’N’T Automotive

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P.O. Box 850 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0 Phone: 306-893-2619 Fax: 306-893-2660 Email: larrydoke@sasktel.net

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Congratulations Class of 2018

Turtleford Graduates Annie Matthews

Braden Morrison

“For all your health care needs” Phone 306-845-2044 Fax 306-845-4290 Turtleford, SK

Jarret Calvert

Jayden Bannerman

Katherine Little

Lyndon Domotor

Madison Willy

Trent MacDonald

Turtleford Agencies Inc.

Mervin, Sask. Phone

306-845-2642

GLASS

WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT MOBILE SERVICE

306-845-2400

Christopher Rhode

Hunter Locke

WEST FOUR COUNTRY LEAF Conor Johnson INN 306.845.9220

Hwy. 26 Turtleford

Chelsea Wooff

Drew Nelson

Remedy’s

Turtleford Pharmacy

Calina Williams

Box 743, Turtleford, SK S0M 2Y0

Fleet Cards Accepted All Insurance Claims Welcome

Larry Doke, MLA Cut Knife/ Turtleford Constituency

P.O. Box 850 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0 Phone: 306-893-2619 Fax: 306-893-2660 Email: larrydoke@sasktel.net

General Insurance, Motor License Issuer, Notary Public Karla Brown, Broker Box 339 Turtleford, SK S0M 2Y0 Phone 306-845-3030 Fax 306-845-3032 insurance@turtlefordagencies.com www.turtlefordagencies.com

Gory's Excavating & Trenching Ltd. Mervin, SK

306-845-2517

Town of TLC Greenhouse Turtleford Mervin, SK

TURTLEFORD & DISTRICT CO-OP ASSOCIATION

306-845-2156

306 845-2265

Motors e g Ltd li la . V Brian Rubletz

Quality Pre-Owned Auto Sales Mervin, SK

Phone 306-845-2105

306-845-2229

Congratulations to all of the 2018 Graduates!

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Class of 2018

H. Hardcastle School Edam Andrew Seipp

Anthony Seipp

Blake Blais

Brandon Burgess

Jessica Curry

Macey Levasseur

Natasha Nedelec

Raina Cole

2005 Main Street Edam, SK Phone:

306-397-2361

Fax: 306-397-2546 Email: stellarins@sasktel.net

Baillargeon Chemical Sales & Applications Ltd.

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Edam

306-397-2678

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VILLAGE OF EDAM Main Street & Railway Avenue

306-397-2223

Edam, SK Fax: 306-397-2626 Email: edamvill@sasktel.net

NORTHERN EDGE TIRE LTD.

Box 101, Edam, SK Ian McDonald

306-397-2828

Fax 306-397-5556 Cell 306-481-4229 Email: northernedgetire@gmail.com

Hwy. 26 Co-operative Seed Cleaning Plant Ltd.

• CEREAL CROPS • •OILSEEDS & PULSES • Stan Peterson, Manager

306-397-2353

Edam, SK S0M 0V0

GARRY’S CONSTRUCTION LTD. Garry & Trevor Poole

306-397-2974 Edam, Sask

Renée’s Bookkeeping Services Renée Day

Owner/Bookkeeper

306-397-2868 306-441-8720 markrenee@sasktel.net

Box 23, Edam,Sask. S0M 0V0

Courteney Fudge

Haily Brennan

Sabrina-Faye Froese

Ty Mosimann

Levasseur’s Sales & Service Ltd. Edam, SK

Meota, SK

306-892-AGRO (2476) Fax 306-892-2477 Cell 306-441-6991

Gisèle’s

Larry Doke, MLA Cut Knife/ Turtleford Constituency

P.O. Box 850 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0 Phone: 306-893-2619 Fax: 306-893-2660 Email: larrydoke@sasktel.net

Congratulations

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306-441-8530 HWY 16 Radisson, SK

to the 2018 Graduating Class of

Maymont Central School

Toll Free 1-877 827-4845

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Andrew Montgrand

Brayden Harris

Christopher Young

Hailey Maxwell

graincorp.ca

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Radmont Insurance

111B Main Street MAYMONT (306) 389-2444

Insurance Broker of Saskatchewan Member

304 Main Street RADISSON (306) 827-2134

www.radmontins.saskbrokers.com Keara Amson

Meghan Brehon

Lane Dubyk

Levi Whereatt

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Touney raises funds for children’s hospital By Lorraine Olinyk Correspondent

A golf tournament was held at the Borden Golf Course June 23 to raise money for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital. Twenty golfers participated in the scramble format with tee-off at noon. Murray Derbowka and Susan Munroe were in charge of the day. They arranged prizes for everyone as well as a number of silent auction items. Dianne Sylvester and Susan looked after the booth for the day. Winning the 50/50 of $57 was Scott Sutherland and Brock Joncas won a cooler of goodies as second prize. Winning the top prize was the team of Scott and Glenn Sutherland, Graham Derbowka and Ian Wainright. Longest drive was won by Scott for the men, Susan for the women and Vern Sylvester for the seniors. Closest to the pin was Alan Tanchak for the men and Kayla Block for the women. An 80th birthday party was held June 23 in the Borden seniors’ club room for John Petrun. Family and friends gathered for a cold plate supper. After supper a few either roasted

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John Petrun celebrated his 80th birthday June 23.

or toasted John. Daughter Kim Worona gave a brief history of John’s life, then Ed Neufeld sang a song he had written, Time to Work on Uncle John’s Farm. Richard Wiebe from Saskatoon entertained for the rest of the evening, playing guitar and singing many older country and western songs, closing with My Best to You. Crown Hill 4-H Beef Club held their achievement day June 17 at the farm of Jim Attrux north-

east of Speers. Events started at 10 a.m. with judging of animals. The classes started at 12:30 p.m. General leaders of the club are Richard and Sandra Yasieniuk, with Jim Attrux as assistant and intermediate leader with Greg Remus. Senior leaders are Richard and Glenn Sutherland and junior/ Cloverbud leaders are Bev Reid and Caley Letkeman. Members are: Cloverbud - Caybri and Zanyne Letkeman and Everitt Cairns; junior - Taylor Reid, Keardyn Cairns and Shalaya Umperville Bear; intermediate - Boden Letkeman, Hunter and Cole Reid, McKinna Cairns, Cheyanne Roth, Hannah Remus, Jamie Attrux, Courtney Yasieniuk and Cody Shumanski; seniors - Abigail Roth, Jessica Attrux, Layne Cairns, Kolby Heidt, Rachel Sutherland, Anna and Ariana Verbonac, Justin, Kolten and Tyler Yasieniuk. Judge for the day was Ron Noble from Lloyminister. Leanne Doud and Brydie Kuntz from Cut Knife judged the record books. In Cloverbuds, Zayne was first in record books, judging and questionnaires, Caybri was sec-

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Winners of a fundraising golf tournament at Borden were Ian Wainright, Glenn Sutherland, Graham Derbowka and Scott Sutherland. Photos by Lorraine Olinyk

ond and Everitt third. In juniors, Shalaya was first in record books and the 4-H test, Taylor was second in record books and tied for first in the test. Keardyn was second in judging and third in the test. In Intermediates, Courtney was first in judging and the test, Cole was second in record books and test and third in judging, Hunter was second in judging and third in record books and test and Boden was first in record books. In seniors, Abigail was first in record books. Ariana was tied for first in record books and was second in judging. Rachel was second in record books and test and third in judging. Justin was third in record book and Layne was first in judging. The Cloverbuds showed a calf and they each got a red ribbon and a bag of 4-H goodies. Caybri and Zayne each showed a lamb and they received red ribbons. In the junior grooming classes, Taylor was first, with second going to Keardyn and third to Shalaya. In intermediate, first was Jamie, second McKinna, third Hunter. Rachel was first in seniors Kolten, was second and Justin third. Courtney was injured in an accident two weeks ago and her animal was shown by one of her brothers. In the three heifer classes the top two in each class belonged to Rachel, Hunter, Cole, Justin, Courtney, Tyler and champion heifer went to Hunter with Cole reserve. In the two-year-old cow/ calf category, Jamie was first, Cody second and Courtney third. Hunter was first in the three-year-old cow/calf and Tyler second. The overall champion female was shown by Hunter and reserve by Cole. In the four steer classes, the top two in each class belonged to Rachel, Courtney, Hunter, Justin, Cole, Kolten, Tyler and Cody. The grand champion steer banner was earned by Justin and Courtney’s steer was reserve champion. In junior showmanship, Taylor was first, second went to Keardyn and third to Shalaya. In intermediate, first was Cole, second Jamie and third Hunter. Rachel was first in seniors. Kolten was second and Layne third. Top showman was Cole. Overall winners

in other categories were: Taylor - questionnaires; Boden - record books, Courtney and Layne judging; Rachel - grand aggregate. All members received certificates, prizes and a cash reward and the judges were given appreciation gift certificates. A draw made for a Father’s Day gift of a fishing rod and tackle was won by Bob Nykiforuk. The members will be showing their animals at the Junior 4-H Show in Saskatoon July 7 to 9. The Riverbend Fellowship Church held their annual pig roast in Memorial

Park June 24. Entertaining were the Budd Family and Friends from rural Saskatoon, with Emily playing fiddle, George playing guitar, Eryn McDonald playing mandolin and harmonica and Ethan Peters playing bass fiddle while all four sang gospel, folk and bluegrass songs. While they had a supper break, Ron Mills, Peter Thiessen and Ruben Rempel sang a few songs accompanied by Amanda Kennedy on keyboard. Dorothy Whitbread played keyboard and sang I Will Trust In You. Funds, after expenses, will go to the Borden fire hall renovations.

Crown Hill 4-H grand champion two-year-old with calf - Jamie Attrux and Kolby Heidt.

Grand champion female - Hunter, Taylor and Cole Reid holding banners.

Grand champion steer - Justin Yasieniuk with judge Ron Noble.

Rachel Sutherland and yearling heifer - top groomsman, senior showman and grand aggregate winner.

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Graduation weekend can evoke mixed emotions By Sherri Solomko Correspondent

Eugene Hartter of Wilkie Elks No. 568 is serving a one-year term as president of the Saskatchewan Elks. Photo by Helen Urlacher

Hartter Sask. Elks president By Helen Urlacher Correspondent

The Wilkie Elks have been a part of fabric of since 1927 when Wilkie Lodge No.65 was formed. It continued until it was closed at the outbreak of the Second World War. The present day Wilkie Elks No. 568 was formed June 17, 1978 with 56 members and the lodge is still an active part of the community and district. Wilkie Elks member Eugene Hartter became the president of the Elks of Saskatchewan in a ceremony June 9 in Kindersley. It was a proud and emotional moment for Hartter, his wife and strongest supporter Charlotte, family and friends of the Wilkie Elks. Hartter was born and raised in the town of Wilkie. Hartter, after a suggestion from his father-in-law, became an Elk and has been a strong and committed supporter of the organization and what it has done and continues to do for the community, district and province. Hartter became a member of the Elks Lodge 34 years ago. He joined the Grand Lodge as a district representative in 1986, before it changed to the Elks Provincial Association. He was the district representative for 22 years, holding many positions throughout the years. Hartter also spent 18 years working on an addiction awareness program, which was delivered in conjunction with the Peace 100. He has been an active member and has sat as an executive on every level within the Elks organization. When asked about his fondest memory of being with the Elks, Hartter said, “There are so many memories, like meeting the kids from the SPARC (Saskatchewan Pediatric Auditory Rehabilitation Centre) program, those we were able to help in cases of fire or hospital visits. The parents’ smile when we hand them a cheque with expenses, the list goes on and on. “But the fondest mem-

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ory for me personally was last year when myself and members of the Elks from all over Canada, along with the Elks mascot, Charlie, went to Langley, B.C. to a Salvation Army evacuee camp, which held over 500 people. We loaded a truck full of colouring books and soccer balls and handed them out the kids. Their smiles were the big thing.” When Hartter found out that he was going to be president of the Elks of Saskatchewan, he was “very emotional, the Elks are family.” During the installation, Ron Potter from Moosomin participated in the induction ceremony. Potter had made a commitment to Hartter eight years ago that when he did become president of the Elks, Potter would be there to help install Hartter as president. During his term Hartter will make 21 visits to northern areas of Saskatchewan and travel to communities that haven’t had a presidential visit for more than three years. There is also a convention in Regina in July, a walk-a-thon in Estherhazy in October and in December he will be visiting the local lodges as district representative and president. A provincial conference in Moose Jaw in 2019 will end Hartter’s reign, but that’s not where he will stop. Hartter is already looking into the future with a position with the Grand Lodge, which is going to start working with the Elks of Canada in 2019. In a quote from the 1927 Wilkie Press, Al Vandrick is said: “Who and what are the Elks? The Elks are comprised of the best people on earth. The BPOE aims to promote the best interests of the town and district in which they are established. It is a community service club. It seeks to make life sweeter and the world happier.”

This weekend’s activities will evoke multiple emotions as graduates celebrate their successful completion of high school. Parents may be feeling melancholy, wondering how 12 years went by so quickly. And, those who welcomed these students into their lives the last several years at UCHS will already be missing them, knowing how different the next school year will be. Everyone is wishing these graduates a safe and happy graduation celebration weekend. As school is now down to report card distribution, both staff and students are looking forward to a welldeserved summer break, knowing eight weeks will fly by quickly. July 1 is this Sunday and the organizers of this year’s Canada Day activities would love to the see their efforts be rewarded with a good turnout at the museum. Events include a church service, booth, en-

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tertainment, rides, bouncy castles, cake and balloons as well as fireworks on the northwest corner of town at dusk. The museum grounds play host to Canada Day festivities but they are hoping you spend a summer of visits there and bring along your visiting guests, too. Museum committee members spend much time getting everything ready for viewing in the summer as well as keeping the grounds in great shape. They are thankful to Unity Credit Union and Delta Co-op for completing the deck on the new office. The museum is not just stuff, it’s stories behind every artifact there is history and without visitors they cease to have a purpose. This venue is leaps above many other small town museums in its layout, variety of historical buildings

A Lasting Memorial

Visitors to Midnight Lake area, 11 kilometres south of Glaslyn, will find a memorial to those who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars. Photo by Louise Lundberg

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As Saskatchewan Rush season ticket holder, Sherri Solomko stopped in the Rush office the morning of June 21 and got up close and personal with the championship cup won June 9. The cup has been making stops around the province with a variety of players. The Rush were moved from Edmonton after they won this cup in 2015. In their first year in Saskatchewan, they captured the 2016 championship at home. In 2017, they lost the final to the Georgia Swarm but they would not be denied in 2018 as they captured the series with the Rochester Nighthawks giving them their third NLL title in four years. Photo submitted by Sherri Solomko

and artifacts and we need to support its organizers. Volunteer to help or ensure at least one visit this year while encouraging others to do the same. Coffee row folks definitely make note of all the benefits we have in Saskatchewan, especially when needing to go out of town for health and wellness services (with parking being the biggest beef when heading to the city). It was noted that within any given

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• We’d like to say a Huge THANK YOU to everyone who made our 2017-2018 School Year a success. We look forward to seeing all our members again in the Fall! • Registration for our Summer Adventure Day Camps is open, so call the Club or visit our website for more information! • The Club will be CLOSED for Canada Day on Monday, July 2nd. • Summer Adventure Day Camps start on July 3rd and this is a great opportunity for children and youth to explore different themes with us. • Week One: July 3rd - July 6th - Summer Kick Off! • Out-trip: Redneck Grills • Mike and Cody from the Blue Jays Care Team will be joining us and helping coach our Blue Jays Rookie League! • Campers will make sidewalk foam paint, windmills and jellyfish. • Week Two: July 9th - 13th - Treasure Hunter Week • Out-trip: Hidden Meadows Ranch • Campers will participate in scavenger hunts, mission impossible games and learn an experiment involving treasure chests. • Week Three: July 16th - 20th - The World Around Us • Out-trip: Allen Sapp Gallery • Campers will create their own flags and maps. • Week Four: July 23rd - 27th - Amazing Animals • Out-trip: Saskatoon Forestry Farm • Campers will make an animal mask, learn about animal families and play games. • Week Five: July 30th - Aug 3rd - Super Kids! • Out-trip: Field House and Gutters Bowling Alley • Campers will be doing obstacle courses, showing their creativity through art and making their own fitness cards. • Stayed tuned for more Summer Adventure Day Camp fun in August! • The Splash Park located at the Senator Herb Sparrow Park will be open 10:30am – 6:00pm Monday to Friday. • Please visit our Facebook Page and Website for more information about the Club and for our monthly programming calendars. Give us a call at (306) 445-0002 or stop by anytime!

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OBITUARIES LANDRY: In Loving Memory of Paul Henri Landry, born April 14, 1930 at North Battleford, Saskatchewan, passed away June 13, 2018 in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. Left to cherish his memory: his loving children: Lorraine Audette, Pauline Landry, Gerald (Linda) Landry, Allan (Sherry) Landry, Leona Landry, Louise Landry (Mitch Solomon), Doris (Ken) Leverton; 14 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews and their families. Predeceased by his parents Adelard and Leona Landry; his wife, Marie Jeanne Landry; sons-in-law: Gerald Audette and Kim Meisel. Vigil Of Prayer was held on Sunday, June 17, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. with Presider: Deacon Ghislain Bellavance. Mass Of Christian Burial was held on Monday, June 18, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. with Celebrant Fr. Cuong Luong. Both services were held at Notre Dame De Lourdes Roman Catholic Church, North Battleford, Saskatchewan. Memorials are requested to Villa Pascal, 1301-113th Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 3K1. Interment will be in the Cremation Section - City Cemetery, North Battleford, Saskatchewan (at a later date). Arrangements were entrusted to Battlefords Funeral Service. __________________________________________________ WARWICK: In Loving Memory of Irene Olive Warwick. Irene was a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She died at the age of 88 in the Peter Lougheed hospital in Calgary with her family at her side. She was born on a farm and moved to North Battleford where she and her husband, Bill began almost 60 years of married life. Together they raised a family, worked hard and travelled the world. She was a military wife who walked beside royalty and supported “the boys” every step of the way. She never forgot her roots or the values she taught us along the way. Her life was filled with music and she shared her talents with countless others until late in her life. Regardless of what she was doing at the time, she would break into song and have everyone singing before they knew it. She had a tremendous love of life. She enjoyed summers at Turtle Lake where friends and family gathered almost every summer weekend. In addition to her mother-bear like protection of her family, she attracted life long friends. Her family was deeply touched by the 113th Street Honour Guard was formed in tribute at her funeral. She is left to mourn her passing by her loving Children: Son, David (Judy) Warwick, Lethbridge, AB and Daughters: Susan (Brian) Sandberg, Chestermere, AB, Bobbi Joan O’Neil and Janie (Robert) Warwick of Calgary, AB; Grandchildren: Jennifer (Ron) Thatcher, Thomas Warwick, Bob (Alexei) Warwick, Matthew O’Neil, Patrick O’Neil, Sarah Sandberg and Katie Beardsworth; Great-Grandchildren: Danielle and Russell Thatcher and close relatives including all her nieces, nephews, cousins and close friends. Predeceased by her Husband, William Remington (Bill) Warwick, Parents: Rufus and Myrtle Brooks and brother Gordon Brooks. A Celebration Of Life was held on Monday, June 11, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. from St. Paul’s Anglican Church, North Battleford, Saskatchewan with Minister Rev. Trevor Malyon. CARD OF THANKS The family of Irene Warwick would like to thank everyone who has shown their love and support following her passing. Thank you all for the flowers, cards and hugs. Thank you to St. Paul’s Anglican Church Rev. Trevor Malyon, choir, and ACW ladies for the lovely rose ceremony. A special thank you to our 113th Street family - old friends can never be forgotten. Appreciation is also extended to Bob MacKay and Battlefords Funeral Services for your help and compassion. We cannot forget all the doctors, nurses and medical staff in Calgary that were there for her over the years. There is a special place in our hearts for her family doctor in Chestermere who always made her feel better no matter what was the case. David, Susan, Bobbi Joan and Janie and families ___________________________________________________

GREER: In Loving Memory of Robert George Greer, born October 22, 1936 at Baljennie, SK., passed away June 20, 2018 in North Battleford, SK. Left to cherish his memory: his loving wife of 61 years, Irene and their 7 children: Treasa - children: Anna (Murray), Greg (Nicole), Sean (Kathy), Ricky, Kayla (Lee), Shera; Lorne (Darlene) - child Bobby; Alex - child Denyhra; Boyd (Anna) - children: Heili & Dylan; Calvin (Donna) children: Tyler (Jessica), Jarett (Courtney), Shaylynn; Darren (Karen) - children: Matthew, Tyson (Cheyanne), Tiffany (Chris); Christine (Dean); 17 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, 2 great-great-grandchildren; sister Marie; brothers: Don, Norm & John; nieces, nephews and their families. Predeceased by his parents: Alfred George and Winnifred Eleanor Greer; brother, James Alfred Greer; brother-in-law, Paul Kowerchuk; great-grandsons: Ryan & Michail; great-great-grandson Dante. Celebration Of Life was held on Sunday, June 24, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. from Battlefords Ag Society – North Battleford, SK. Interment will be at Baljennie Cemetery, Baljennie, SK (at a later date). Arrangements were entrusted to Battlefords Funeral Service. __________________________________________________

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Edmund Baier of Battleford, Saskatchewan on June 17th, 2018. Ed leaves to mourn his loving and dedicated wife of 62 years Anni, his children Rose (Mike) Harvey, Helga Baier, Monika (Ray) Maxwell, Christie (Hubert) Gardipy, Wilfred (Cheryl) Baier, his brother Adolf (Eva) Baier and grandchildren Ross, Jessica, Lindsay, Sean, Chantel, Meagen and Michelle. Ed was predeceased by his daughter Ramona Houle. Ed was born on November 22nd, 1933 in Poland and raised in Germany where he met the love of his life, Anni Frehse. He immigrated to Canada in August 1953 and married Anni in 1956. They lived in various towns in Saskatchewan before settling in Battleford. Ed was employed as track foreman with CN railway for 33 years. The funeral service was held at Zion Lutheran Church on June 21st, 2018 with Pastor Sheldon Gattinger officiating. Our heartfelt thank-you to all the staff at River Heights Lodge for the wonderful care and support they provided to Ed for the past six years. Donations may be made to River Heights Lodge, 2001 99th Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 0S3. Condolences may be made to the family at www.SallowsandMcDonald.com. The family has placed their trust with Jennifer Wildeman at Sallows & McDonald-Wilson & Zehner Funeral Home 306-445-2418.

In loving memory ROBERTSHAW, June Yvonne (Murdoff) March 7, 1927 - June 4, 2018 Mrs. June Yvonne Robertshaw, a treasured and loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and sister. With heartfelt sadness, we announce June’s passing on June 4, 2018 at the age of 91 in Calgary, AB at Providence Care Center. June was born on March 7, 1927 in Sonningdale, Saskatchewan to Stanley and Julia Murdoff. June leaves to mourn, her loving family; son Paul; daughter Kori-Ann and son-in-law Darrell; granddaughters, Britiny, Ashlee (Nick) and Chelsea; great granddaughter Blakely; sister Merdina; brothers Ken and Ronnie. June was predeceased by her dear parents, Julie Mae and Stanley Albert Murdoff; dear husband Norman James; three sisters, Joyce, Betty, and Lois; and brother, Doug. June completed her psychiatric nursing training on May 10, 1950 in the first graduating class ever on record at the Saskatchewan Hospital in North Battleford. She later met and married Norman on June 25, 1954. They lived in Saskatoon for a duration of time until they left in 1956 to reside in Port Coquitlam, BC where she and Norman adopted their two children. June nursed at Valleyview Hospital in Port Coquitlam for 42 years. June and Norman retired and moved to Oliver, BC for 18 years and lived in Penticton, BC for Norman’s final three years. June then moved to Calgary, AB to be with her daughter, son-inlaw and grandchildren. June enjoyed doing a variety of different things in her lifetime. June was a wonderful cook, loved to bake, enjoyed canning, and knitting, as well as took a great interest in bird watching, gardening, and bowling. In her spare time, June dedicated many hours to volunteer work as well as enjoyed many friendships over the years. She, Norman, and their two children did a lot of camping and fishing. She loved to travel, and spend time outdoors. June will truly be missed and her memory will be cherished forever. A Celebration of June’s Life will be held at the Sonningdale Hall (Sonningdale, Saskatchewan) on Saturday, July 14, 2018 at 11:00 am, with The Rev. Archie Jantzen to preside. Interment at Sonningdale Cemetery followed by lunch back at the Hall. Everyone welcome. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations are welcome to the Sonningdale Ladies Auxiliary, Sonningdale Cemetery or Sonningdale Hall. To view and share photos, condolences and stories of June please visit www.choicememorial.com. Arrangements entrusted to the care of Choice Memorial Cremation & Funeral Services (403) 277-7343. ___________________________________________________

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Thank you for your donations in memory of Al Gotto.............................................North Battleford Walter Nelson ...................................North Battleford Charlotte Lahti ........................................... Battleford David W. Shury .......................................... Battleford Dean Williams...................................North Battleford Dennis Woloshyn...........................................Mayfair Dr. Iain Weston .................................North Battleford Joseph & Viola Beland ............................... Denholm Matthew Robinson ............................North Battleford John Soloninko .................................North Battleford Lloyd A. Pirot ..................................................Cochin Thomas Caldwell ....................................... Battleford William G. Brown ..............................North Battleford Myrna E. O’Driscoll ...........................North Battleford Clifford A. Garrett .............................................Meota Jason Vany .......................................North Battleford Doris Dillabough ........................................ Battleford Bruce W. Pauls .................................North Battleford Doris N. Town ....................................... Prince Albert Gordon E. Tucker .............................North Battleford

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Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation 306-446-6652 Charitable #13936 3626 RR0001

When tomorrow starts without me again, and I’m not here to see. If the sun should rise and find your eyes, filled with tears for me.

LOVINGLY REMEMBERED AND SADLY MISSED

I know how much you love me, as much as I Love You and each time you think of me, I know you’ll miss me too. When tomorrow starts without me don’t think we’re far apart for everytime you think of me I’m right there in your heart.

Your wife Mary, your children, David & Phyllis, Gloria & Karpo, James & Colleen, and all your Grandchildren & Great-Grandchildren

MEETINGS

ANNUAL MEETING

Brightsand Lake Regional Park Authority Saturday, July 14, 7:00 p.m. at Shop in compound FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE BY TENDER 2005 Grasshopper 721D Mower with 3461 Grasshopper Deck - 979 hours Submit tender to: Brightsand Lake Regional Park Box 160 St. Walburg, Sask S0M 2T0 Deadline date: Saturday, June 30, 2018. Highest tender not necessarily accepted.

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Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre (BRT6HC) Would like to say

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I wish so much you wouldn’t cry, the way you did many days while thinking of the many things we didn’t get to say.

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to everyone who participated in our

National Indigenous Peoples Day Thank you to our sponsors: BATC Community Development Corp. (Major Sponsor), BMA Benefits (Major Sponsor), Innovation Credit Union, Discovery Co-op, and the City of North Battleford and Town of Battleford, (through Sask Lotteries), North Battleford Agencies (Bernie Nolin) Thank you to the following special guests for their greetings: Elder Ethel Stone (Mosquito First Nation) for her prayers, Chief Crystal Okemow, Lucky Man First Nation (on behalf of the BRT6HC Board of Directors), Mayor Ryan Bater (North Battleford), Mayor Ames Leslie (Battleford), M.P. Rosemarie Falk (Battlefords – Lloydminster), BRT6HC Executive Director Patricia Whitecalf Ironstand Thank you to our invited guest volunteers: Chief Crystal Okemow, Mayor Ames Leslie (Battleford), Rosemarie Falk (M.P. Battlefords-Lloydminster), Inspector John Sutherland (RCMP), Staff Sergeant Darcy Woolfitt (RCMP), Trevor Brice (Fire Chief), Joe Bristow (BMA benefits), Jim Lafreniere (Bee-J’s Office Plus), Trent Gatzke (Scott Campbell Dodge), Charlotte Hamilton (Sask. Health Authority), Brenda Stone (Northwest Professional Services Corp.), Linda Vancuren (CUPE 5430), Kathleen Link And a huge thank you to our community partners for all their staff volunteers: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys and Girls Club, BMA Benefits, CUPE 5430, City of NB Fire Department, Discovery Co-op, Early Childhoood Intervention Program, NationsWest Field House, Fort Battleford, Friendship Centre, Gold Eagle Casino, Innovation Credit Union, Northwest Professional Services Corp., Sasktel, Treaty Six Education Council (TSEC) Treaty Six Flag raising at City Hall: It was an honor for BRT6HC to work with the City of North Battleford in the Treaty Six Flag raising which will now forever fly at City Hall. We would like to thank the Elders for their valuable guidance and prayers, the First Nation leaders, the Mayor and Council, the veterans, the RCMP and the drum group for their songs. This gesture marks a moment in history which sets a foundation for enhanced relationships and partnerships

ARCHIES

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MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMES FOR SALE

APARTMENTS/CONDOS FOR RENT

Two bedroom suite in quiet adult complex, available June 1. Total reno’s. No pets, No children. Security Deposit $800.00 Rent $800.00 Call to view: 306-4812836

HOUSES FOR RENT

1&2 Bedroom Suites • Fridge, stove, washer, dryer • Some are air conditioned Rental rate: $650 to $1,200 per month Complete application: 1441 - 100th Street Or Phone 306-445-8571 or 306-441-0950 Available for rent 2 bedroom home. Monthly rent or Sign one year contract get one month free. Ref required. Call 306-441-6728 or 306-937-7252. No Text please.

SUITES FOR RENT 1 bedroom basement suite, Newly renovated, includes F,S,W,D microwave. Approx. 800 sq. ft. Private entrance, rent includes utilities. No pets. Phone 306-4461398

FEED & SEED NORTH EAST PRAIRIE GRAIN INC. BUYING: Feed Barley, Soybeans, Heated Canola, Wheat, Feed Oats. OFFERING: Top Prices, On Farm Pickup & Prompt Payment! CALL: 1-306-873-3551, WEBSITE: neprairiegrain.com

HEATED CANOLA WANTED!! - GREEN CANOLA - SPRING THRASHED - DAMAGED CANOLA FEED OATS WANTED!! - BARLEY, OATS, WHT - LIGHT OR TOUGH - SPRING THRASHED HEATED FLAX WANTED!! HEATED PEAS HEATED LENTILS "ON FARM PICKUP" Westcan Feed & Grain 1-877-250-5252

FEED & SEED

Buying/Selling FEED GRAINS heated / damaged CANOLA/FLAX Top price paid FOB FARM

Western Commodities 877-695-6461 Visit our website @

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SERVICES FOR HIRE A-1 SERVICE; WILL SHINGLE, BUILD FENCES & DECKS, INSTALL FASCIA & SOFFITS, EXTERIOR PAINTING, CLEAN EAVESTROUGHS ETC OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE CALL 306-445-8439 or 306-4413690

Wrecking over 250 units... cars and trucks. Lots of trucks... Dodge... GMC... Ford... Imports... 1/2 ton to 3 tons... We ship anywhere... Call or text 306-821-0260. Lloydminster.

NOTICES / NOMINATIONS

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Adoption of a Bylaw to Amend the RM of Glenside No. 377 Zoning Bylaw

Public Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Rural Municipality of Glenside No. 377 intends to consider the adoption of a bylaw to amend the Zoning Bylaw No. 6-2015 under the Planning and Development Act, 2007. INTENT OF ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT: The proposed amendments will further clarify policies to improve interpretation and implementation and also further align the Zoning Bylaw with the Statements of Provincial Interest (SPI). The amendments are summarized below: 1. Section 7.3 Site Regulations, Discretionary Uses is amended by adding immediately after Minimum setback for trees, shelterbelts and other, the following: Exemptions: The maximum site size may be a greater area depending on existing physical circumstances, i.e., limitations or demarcations, peculiar to a proposed non-farm residential site, such as a shelter belt, existing buildings, a highway or rail line or topographical restraints. 2. Section 7.3 Site Regulations is amended by adding the following sub-section: .3 The minimum and maximum site area may be amended depending on existing physical circumstances, i.e. natural (river, creek, coulee, etc.) or man-made (roadway, railway, etc.) barriers, or to include attributes which part of the developed yard site such as windbreaks, fences, sloughs etc. PUBLIC INSPECTION: Any person may inspect the proposed bylaw to amend the Zoning Bylaw during regular office hours at the RM of Glenside No. 377 municipal office. Copies are available at cost. PUBLIC HEARING: The Public Hearing shall be held on July 9th, 2018 from 9:00am to 9:30am at the RM of Glenside No. 377 municipal office. Issued at the RM of Glenside No. 377 this 12th day of June 2018. Joanne Fullerton, Administrator

Public notice is hereby given that pursuant to section 55 of the Planning and Development Act, 2007 that the Resort Village of Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay intends to adopt 1 bylaw under the Planning and Development Act, 2007, to amend Bylaw 03-14, known as the Zoning Bylaw. INTENT: The proposed amendment is to consider the rezoning of a subdivision within the Municipality. AFFECTED LAND: The affects lands are lands lying within the proposed subdivision within the attached map that lay within the jurisdiction of the Resort Village of Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay. REASON: The reason for the amendment is to provide the following:

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BOB & KAREN HOLMES TRACTOR & ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Sat. July 7, 2018 9:00 am ESTON, SK

From Kindersley, S On Hwy 21 for 26km To Glidden Turn Off, Go E On Hwy 44 Until It Turns To Madisson, Keep Going E, 1.5 Km N Seller Contact Bob & Karen Holmes (306) 962-3996 bkholmes@sasktel.net

Public Notice of Discretionary Use Subdivisions

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Amend the Zoning District Map and rezone proposed Lots 22-31, MU1, MR7 Block 9 and Lots 17-19, Block 14 from the UH – Urban Holdings District to the R1 – Residential 1 District. Amend the Zoning District Map and rezone proposed Lots 32-36, Block 9 from the UH – Urban Holdings District to the C – Commercial District.

PUBLIC INSPECTION: Any person may inspect the bylaw and map at the Resort Village Office between the hours of 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Wednesdays, excluding ay statutory Holidays. Copies will be available to the public at a cost of $30 or by emailing rvkmb@littleloon.ca and asking for a copy. Maps are available on the Resort Village website at www.rvkmb.com. PUBLIC HEARING: The public hearing will be held at 7:00 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2018 in the Resort Village Office in Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay, SK, S0M 1J0. Issued by the Resort Village of Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay this 21 day of June 2018. Jackie Helgeton, Administrator

TWO RI NGS FOR PART OF TH E DAY! TONS OF TOOLS & EQUIPMENT! Antiques: Licence Plates, Tobacco Tins, Pop Bottles, Cash Registers, Various Trunks, Old Lanterns, Saddles And Horse Related, SELECT Cream Cans, Beam Scales, Vintage Working GE Fridge, Antique Furniture, Various Harness, Vintage Chairs, Shell Gas Pumps ONLINE (Shell) (3), Metal Beer Kegs (3), Various Steel Wheels, Wooden BIDDING Barrels, Wooden Wheels W/ Axles, Various Wooden Wheels @ 1:00 PM Mounted on Disc Blades (19), Various Field Stones, Carousel Horses (3), Bricks. MUCH MUCH MORE UNLISTED, SEE PICTURES! Running Antique Tractors: John Deere AR; Ford 8N And Loader, 3PH; John Deere A, Wide Front End, 42” Rubber; Ford 8N; Ford 8N; Ford 9N; Ford 9N W/ Front End Loader; Massey Harris 444, Front End Loader; John Deere AR; Oliver Diesel; Oliver 88; Cockshutt 30, New tires; Massey 44 W/ Loader; Mccormick W6; Case D; John Deere D; Case LA; Minneapolis Moline U; Cockshutt 570 Diesel; John Deere 40; John Deere MC Crawler; 11.4”x24” Tractor Tires (2). Non Running Antique Tractors: Case DC4 Tractor; Massey Harris Super 101 Tractor; John Deere Row Tractor (3); Massey Harris Tractor; Minneapolis Moline. Vehicles: 1969 Sport Fury, 2 Door, 318 Engine, Automatic, W/ Fenders, Flairs And Hubcaps; International Truck 1 Ton Gas, Box And Hoist, Split Back Window, 6 Cylinder; 1953-1954 Pontiac Sedans, Flathead 8 Cylinder, US Cars, Not Running (2). Lawn Mowers: Coast To Coast (Just Tractor), 7 Speed; Murray Lawn Mower, 17.5HP, 42” Cut, 6 Speed; International Cub Cadet 106 Tractor And Cultivator; Allis-Chalmers 416 Tractor and Cultivator. Equipment: Old Cultivator; John Deere 3PH Cultivator; McCormick Steel Wheel Mowers (2); New Ideal Steel Wheel Mower; Hand Sprayer W/ Trailer; 16’ Cultivator; Small Utility Trailer; John Deere 3PH Mower.

SEE WEBSITE FOR LISTING! SEE FOR MORE INFO & BID ONLINE AT www.bodnarusauctioneering.com Book your sale today 306.975.9054 or 1 .877.494. 2437 Subject to Additions & Deletions, Not Responsible for Printing Errors, Terms & Conditions Apply. Bodnarus Auctioneering Provincial Licence Number 318200.

TENDERS

PUBLIC NOTICE

SALE OF TAX TITLE PROPERTY

June 12, 2018 Tenders will be received by the Village of Glaslyn for the following property until 4 p.m., July 5, 2018: ANY TENDERS SUBMITTED AFTER 4 P.M., July 5, 2018 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Legal Description: Land Area: Zoning: Property Taxes:

LOT 16 BLOCK 2 PLAN AH4170 581 SQUARE METRES RESIDENTIAL (R1) $1033.15 (2018 TAX YEAR)

General Comments: The subject property will be sold on an “as is” basis. There shall be no public viewing, no warranties offered or implied on the condition of this property. Possession Date: Upon demolition of improvements and remediation of land, transfer of title will be submitted. Required Tender Forms: All submitted tenders are to include the following: 1. The required tender form. • All tenders are to be submitted on the required tender form (available at the Village office). The tender form must be completed in full. No other information is to be provided other than that asked on the required form. Form to be submitted to the Village office in person or by mail to the following address: Village of Glaslyn, Box 279, Glaslyn, SK S0M 0YO 2. A deposit equal to 10 per cent of the total bid amount. • The deposit shall be in the form of a certified cheque, bank draft, money order or cash. Deposits will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. No additional documents shall be provided with the tender submission. Additional documents, incomplete tender forms or failure to submit correct deposit amount will result in rejection of the tender. All tenders shall be submitted in a sealed envelope and marked as Lot 16 Block 2 Plan AH4170, the legal address. The successful purchaser must enter into an agreement for sale. Failure by the successful purchaser to conclude the sales transaction will result in forfeiture of their deposit as liquidated damages. The Village of Glaslyn reserves the right to reject any or all tenders. Kate Clarke Administrator

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Hey guys my name is Jack Sparrow and I am here at the shelter looking for a forever home and family. I am a very sweet boy that loves kids, peoples and other dogs. I do need a home with out cats though because I love them a little too much. I love to go for walks and be outside and I love to play. If your thinking of adding a new furr baby to your home and family then come on down to the shelter today.

“serving ALL your insurAnCe & motor LiCenCe needs”

Hey guys me and my sibling are here at the shelter looking for our forever home and family. Our mommy was brought into the shelter pregnant and she had 4 of us altogether. Two of my siblings have already been adopted and now it’s just us left. We are sweet, cuddly and super super playful. If your thinking of adding a new furr baby to your home and family then come on down to the shelter today.

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PLEASE SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PETS! Check out all our Shelter animals in need of homes at: www.battlefordsanimalshelter.com

LAND FOR SALE

Upcoming Sales This Summer Saturday, July 7th Medstead Hall, Medstead, SK

Ray & Carol Desmarais & Lorraine Schultz & Norm Selby

Household, Shop, Yard & Recreational, Quad

Saturday, July 14th

South of Battleford Highway #4

More Farmland Wanted - Justin Yin

Cell: 306-230-1588 Ofﬁce: 306-361-8926 Fax: 306-665-1443 justin.yin.ca@gmail.com NOA Realty

• Powerful multiple marketing networks • Powerful English & Chinese websites • Farmland marketing specialist • Featured on CTV / Global TV • Featured on The Globe & Mail • Featured on The Western Producer 112 Reindeer Road, Saskatoon SK

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Huge Antique Collectable Sale - amazing selection

Saturday, July 21st Shell Lake area

Jaster Bros Ed & Lloyd

TENDERS

PUBLIC NOTICE

Large Farm Auction – Tractors, Farm Implements, Grain Truck, Livestock Equipment, Shop

SALE OF TAX TITLE PROPERTY

Richard, SK

Tenders will be received by the Village of Glaslyn for the following property until 4 p.m., JULY 5, 2018:

Saturday, July 28th

Neil & Judy Kjaraard

Grain Bins, Farm Equipment, Tractor, Horse Trailer, Kubota Zero Turn Mower, Shop, Tools

Saturday, August 18th Glaslyn, SK

Ron & Wendy Watson

Collectables, Household, Shop, Yard Sale Check out our Website and Facebook for more details and pictures. Terms of payment – No Interact Debit, only cash or cheque with ID. BOECHLER-SCHIRA AUCTIONEERING DOES NOT CHARGE A BUYERS FEE.

BOECHLER-SCHIRA AUCTIONEERING

June 12, 2018

ANY TENDERS SUBMITTED AFTER 4 P.M., JULY 5, 2018 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. Legal Description: PARCEL M PLAN BH8944 Land Area: 2830 SQUARE METRES Zoning: RESIDENTIAL (R1) Property Taxes: $268.02 (2018 TAX YEAR)

General Comments: The subject property will be sold on an “as is” basis, with the condition that the improvements be demolished. There shall be no public viewing, no warranties offered or implied on the condition of this property. Possession Date: Upon payment in full, transfer of title will be submitted.

Fred 306-883-2797 or 306-883-7368 Kelly Schneider 306-342-4647 or 306-386-7110

Required Tender Forms: All submitted tenders are to include the following:

www.boechlerschiraauctions.ca

1. The required tender form. • All tenders are to be submitted on the required tender form (available at the Village office). The tender form must be completed in full. No other information is to be provided other than that asked on the required form. Form to be submitted to the Village office in person or by mail to the following address:

Box 552

Spiritwood, SK

Prov. Lic. #332982

SPACE FOR LEASE

SHOP/OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 792 - 110th, North Battleford Total area 30x52, shop 30x36, 16 ft. walls, 1walk-in door, 12x14 overhead door. Front office 30x15, 3 windows, walk-in door. Mezzanine above office 30x15.

Lease $1,200 + GST/mo. Contact Rick at 306-441-0636

SHOP/OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 752 - 110th, North Battleford Total area 60x30, shop 27x 30, 16 ft walls, walk-in door,12x14 ft overhead door, 33x30 mezzanine above offices, 4 offices:10x12, 11x10, 14x14, 11x10, 12x20 reception area newly refinished.

Lease $1,500 + GST/mo. Contact Rick at 306-441-0636

Village of Glaslyn, Box 279, Glaslyn, SK S0M 0YO 2. A deposit equal to 10 per cent of the total bid amount. • The deposit shall be in the form of a certified cheque, bank draft, money order or cash. Deposits will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. No additional documents shall be provided with the tender submission. Additional documents, incomplete tender forms or failure to submit correct deposit amount will result in rejection of the tender. All tenders shall be submitted in a sealed envelope and marked as PARCEL M PLAN BH8944, the legal address. The successful purchaser must enter into an agreement for sale. Failure by the successful purchaser to conclude the sales transaction will result in forfeiture of their deposit as liquidated damages. The Village of Glaslyn reserves the right to reject any or all tenders. Kate Clarke Administrator

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

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KANAWEYIMIK CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES INC.

Located in Battleford, Saskatchewan, Kanaweyimik is an Kanaweyimik is an independent, non-political child welfare independent, non-political and and Familyfamily Services agencyto agency providing child Child welfare services providing to ve First Nations communities. five Firstservices Nations. Moosomin, Mosquito, Red Pheasant,

Saulteaux & Sweetgrass First Nations contract for services THERAPIST/COUNSELLOR POSITION with Kanaweyimik. Full-Time

Kanaweyimik is a offering a full-time oftherapist/counsellor The following is general description an Activity Worker position a unique, established – Urbanwithin Services position.exciting Salaryand will newly be commensurate counselling program. We provide a multi-disciplinary, with experience, training and education. This is a holistic, full-time, therapeutic treatment service to individuals and families who permanent position. have experienced violence and abuse. Our program uses both Western therapeutic and Aboriginal cultural perspectives. ACTIVITY WORKER URBAN SERVICES Extensive training and ongoing– clinical supervision will be provided. 1 POSITION QUALIFICATIONS • The Activity worker will be directly responsible to the • A Masters degree in a related eld or a Registered Psychologist Supervisor, Urban Services of Kanaweyimik. in Saskatchewan Activity Workerindividual, will assist group with coordination of •• The Experience providing and family therapy mini-workshopsand in areas of self-esteem, personal • Knowledgeable sensitive to Aboriginal issuesgrowth, with an parenting, anger intervention, understanding of themanagement dynamics of suicide intergenerational abuse healthy relationships, life skills. • Computer skills Activity Worker will incorporate appropriate •• The Excellent verbal, written and time management skillscultural • Aand cleartradition criminal practices and child into abuse check allrecords community activities/ • Aprograms. valid driver’s licence

• The Activity or Worker will engage andwith consult An immediate negotiable start date verycommunity competitive salary andinbenefts. Elders program design and delivery.

• Support with community wellness Due to the and focusassist of the position being based to provide services to activities. First Nations individuals in an agency operated by member First Nations, preference be given to those applicants • Provide support towill Local Advisory Committees withfor this position who and are of aboriginalfor ancestry. planning budgeting activities.

• Facilitate workshops on various topics communities. Please forward detailed resumés by email to:for tony@tonymartens.ca • Ensure community based activities include culturally or by mail to: 9621 - 161A Street, Surrey, B.C. V4N 2E8. Please relevant activities. address to the attention of Tony Martens, M.Sc., BSW, RCC, RSW. • Attend Local Advisory Committee meetings in each

Deadline for accepting applications is March 31, 2014 at 5pm community as required. local time.

• Attend Inter-agency committee meetings in each

Contact person: Martens 604-583-6612. Only successful community asTony required. candidates who makewith the local short list will programs/ be contacted. • Work in partnership community Recruitment services. process to continue until a successful candidate is selected.

• Work in partnership with Battle River Treaty 6 Health Services wellness and addictions workers. • Be prepared to work flex hours to supervise and assist with evening activities. Hours of work will be mainly 1 pm to 9 pm, Monday through Friday but may be adjusted to meet community needs. • Other duties that may be assigned from time to time • Will comply with the provisions of the Kanaweyimik Personnel Manual as it exists from time to time. QUALIFICATIONS • Must have a University Degree or Certificate from a recognized post-secondary institution and training in various human services fields that would benefit First Nations communities; • Must have a minimum of 5 years experience in the human services field. • Must demonstrate knowledge in personal growth, addictions, family violence, suicide, parenting and other relevant issues affecting First Nations communities; • Must demonstrate ability to facilitate workshops; • Must demonstrate a clear understanding and knowledge of First Nations family systems; • Must demonstrate an understanding of the intergenerational impacts of residential schools on First Nation families and communities; • Must maintain a positive, healthy lifestyle; • Knowledge of the Cree language is an asset; • Computer skills are a position requirement; • Excellent verbal, written and time management skills are required; • A clear criminal records check MUST BE PRESENTED AT INTERVIEW; • Must have a valid drivers licence. Application deadline is July 16, 2018 at 5:00pm. Start date is August 1, 2018. Please forward resumes by fax, email or mail to: (306) 445-2533, marleneb@kanaweyimik.com. Only successful applicants will be contacted for scheduled interviews. Recruitment process to continue until a successful candidate is selected. Kanaweyimik Child & Family Services, Inc. P.O. Box 1270 Battleford, Saskatchewan S0M 0E0 Attention: Marlene Bugler

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Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre Inc. is recruiting for the following positions

Environmental Health Officer - Infection Control Deadline: June 29, 2018 Female Elder - Deadline: June 29, 2018 Male Elder - Deadline: June 29, 2018 Health Promotions Specialist - Deadline: July 6, 2018 Please view the full job advertisement in their entirety in the careers section on our community website.

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Living Sky School Division No. 202 Growth Without Limits, Learning For All

Now recruiting various positions to start the 2018/19 school year. Please see our website at: www.lskysd.ca for details about the opportunities as well as the application process. All applications must be submitted online.

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Community Events Calendar 2nd Monday of the Month

Cancer Survivor Support Group - A self-help group for people with cancer, their families and friends meet at the Third Avenue United Church, 1301 - 102nd Street at 7:00 p.m. The strength of one is the strength of all. All are welcome. For further information call Myrna 306-445-2328 or Ken 306-481-4137.

Scott Campbell Dodge Ltd. is looking for a

Full-Time

SERVICE ADVISOR

Due to the promotion of one of our Team Members we are looking for someone to join our Service Team! If you get personal gratification by delivering exceptional customer service we have a position for you. Primary responsibilities of this position includes: • Communicate clients maintenance and repair needs to technicians • Maintain and build customer rapport • Book appointments and schedule work to technicians • Maintain the highest level of customer service • Strong communication skills are required. • Full time Tuesday - Saturday Scott Campbell Dodge offers a competitive pay plan and benefit package. If you feel you would fit in our dynamic company please send your resumé to: connie@scottcampbelldodge.com

3042 - 99th St. Hwy 4 N, North Battleford

Reporter Correspondents required for all rural areas

• All District First Nations • Cando • Cochin • Cut Knife • Glaslyn • Hafford • Lashburn • Livelong

(Maidstone)

Maidstone Paradise Hill Medstead St. Walburg Turtleford

For more information contact:

Becky Doig (Editor)

email: newsoptimist.news@sasktel.net or toll free 1-866-549-9979

We’re looking for fresh customer service talent to join our team. We create an exceptional experience for members and potential members both face to face and online/mobile. Visit the careers section of our website to view full details on any of our positions. innovationcu.ca • Competitive wages • Comprehensive benefit program • Matched company pension of 7% • Attractive variable incentive program • Career advancement • Financial education support • Learning on work time • Fast paced exciting environment

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NOTE: These are freelance opportunities, not salaried positions. Ideally, reporter correspondents should reside within the communities listed above.

Financial thinkers wanted. Innovation Credit Union offers

• Mervin • North of the Gully

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Alcoholics Anonymous

Please call our 24 hour helpline at 306-446-6166 for support or information.

Al-anon Family Groups

If someone’s drinking troubles, attending Al-Anon Family Group provides understanding and support. Meetings Monday at 7:00 p.m. and Friday at 10:00 a.m. at the Zion Lutheran Church, corner of 15th Ave. & 108th Street. Contacts 306-937-7765, 306-937-7289 or 306-441-9324.

Saturdays, June 15 - July 14

Parenting after separation and divorce program from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Registration is mandatory. There is no fee for these sessions. To register call 1-877-964-5501. Location will be advised when you register.

Thursday, June 28

North Battleford Table Tennis Club at the Living Faith Chapel gym, 1371- 103rd Street at 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays only until beginning of September. Accompanied youth (13+) and adults. All skills levels are welcome and the facilities are accessible. Drop-ins welcome.

Wednesday, July 11

2018 Field Day - theme Cereal Crops at 8:30 a.m. Topics for the day include long-term wheat rotations, control of Japanese Brome in barley, agronomics of ultra-early seeded wheat & profitability of heat production, among others. Registration is free and lunch is provided. CEU credits are available.We hope to see everyone there! This section, which will appear weekly in Tuesday's News-Optimist and Thursday’s Regional Optimist, is provided free-of-charge to non-profit organizations. To list the Community Calendar please call News-Optimist at 306-445-7261 or fax the information to 306-445-3223. Please provide complete information including event, time, date and location. Although we will do our utmost to make sure your event appears in this section, News-Optimist does not guarantee all submissions will appear. Deadline for submissions is 5:00 p.m. Thursday prior for Tuesday's & Thursday’s publication.

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COMING EVENTS

By Dorothy M. Mills Correspondent

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Wednesdays

North Battleford Girl Guides at Holy Family School, 9201 - 19th Ave., North Battleford at 1:00 p.m. We meet once or twice a month from September, 2017 to May, 2018.

Bingo at the Livelong Hall at 7:30 p.m. For more information phone 306-845-4040.

1st Sunday of the Month

T.A.G. - What is TAG Toddler Activity Group? It’s a free drop in group where parents will learn fun ways to interact with their child through play, games, songs, finger plays and story time for ages 14 months - 3 years from 1:15 - 2:45 p.m. at the Don Ross Gym, 891 - 99th Street, North Battleford. For more information contact Sherry at 306-4809426, text or call.

Jam Session from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the Pioneer Hall, South Railway from October to May 2018. For more information call 306-445-5036.

Mondays The Rotary Club of the Battlefords meets at The Blend at 12:00 noon. New members/guest welcome. For more information call 306-9377128 or 306-441-6636.

2nd Monday of the Month Cancer Survivor Support Group Meetings at the Third Avenue United Church, 1301 - 102nd Street at 7:00 p.m. For further information phone June 306-445-3337, Ken 306-481-4137, Myrna 306-445-2328 or Raj 1-306-202-6042.

2nd Monday of the Month BUH Retirees meet at the North end A&W at 11:30 am 2nd Monday of the month unless a holiday then moves to 3rd Monday.

2nd Monday of the Month Parkinsons Support Group at the Historic Lions Club House, 162 22nd Street, Battleford at 1:30 p.m. For more info phone 306-937-2987.

2nd Monday of the Month Cancer Survivor Support Group - A self-help group for people with cancer, their families and friends meet at the Third Avenue United Church, 1301 - 102nd Street at 7:00 p.m. The strength of one is the strength of all. All are welcome. For further information call Myrna 306-445-2328 or Ken 306-481-4137.

Mondays & Wednesdays In Motion exercises in the Borden Senior’s Room at 10:00 a.m. No charge & everyone is welcome.

Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays Active Walking, Health Program at the Meota Community Complex from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon. Stretch & tone portion at 10:00 a.m. For more information phone Program Co-ordinator 306-892-2073.

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Come join us any Monday, Wednesday or Friday at 7:00 p.m. for Lawn Bowling for all ages. Free lessons. Everyone welcome! Held at 1802-106th Street across from Caleb Village. Call 306-445-8344 for more information.

Tuesdays Regular Bridge Lessons starting at 10:30 a.m. playing Bridge to follow. Call Margaret at 306-445-7615.

Tuesdays Knit & Natter meet at Porta Bella Restaurant, 2491- 99th Street, North Battleford from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. No membership requirements. Bring your own project or join in a group project knitting for charity, yarn supplied. All skill levels and ages welcome. Phone Vistara at 306317-9434 for more information.

Tuesdays Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m., four different churches alternate for a service and lunch at the Borden Care Home.

Tuesdays Battlefords Art Club meets at the Don Ross Centre Art Room. Call or text 306-441-6453 for more information.

Tuesdays TOPS - Take off Pounds Sensibly Meeting at the Living Faith Chapel, 103rd Street & 14th Avenue entrance.Weigh in from 5:15 - 6:15 p.m. Meeting 6:15 - 7:00 p.m. Phone Irene Lascelle at 306-445-4625.

Tuesdays TOPS - Take Off Pounds Sensibly - Meeting from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. at the Hope Mennonite Fellowship, 1291 - 109th Street. For more info phone Mary at 306-441-9232 or Joan at 306-445-9968. Everyone welcome.

Tuesdays Battlefords Blend Harmony Chorus at the 3rd Ave. United Church at 7:15 p.m. Phone 306-892-2196.

Tuesdays & Thursdays Circle of Learning at the Battlefords Family Health Centre, 1192 - 101st Street from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Call Sherry at 306-937-6842.

Last Tuesday of the Month Support group for families, friends and caregivers of persons with mental illness at Canadian Mental Health Association - Battleford Branch (CMHA), 1602 - 103rd St., North Battleford. For more info phone Jane at 306-446-7177.

Wednesdays

Wednesdays Drawing Sessions at ARC Creative Studios, 1106 - 101st Street, North Battleford from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Bring your own art supplies and we’ll provide the subjects, coffee and encouragement for all. Facilitators Rosemarie Stadnyk and Chris Hodge.

1st Wednesdays of the Month The Battlefords Photography Club meets downstairs at the Allan Sapp Gallery from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For more information please phone Christ at 306-445-3909.

2nd Wednesday of the Month Battlefords Wildlife Federation, Meeting at the Wildlife Federation Building at 7:00 p.m. New members welcome. No meetings during July and August.

2nd Wednesday of the Month The Alzheimers Support Group is held at the Caleb Village every month except July and August. Phone 306-937-7232 for information.

3rd Wednesday of the Month Cancer Survivor Support Group at the Third Avenue United Church, 1301 - 102nd Street at 7:00 p.m. It is a self help group for people with Cancer and their family and friends. For further information call Pat Gotto at 306-445-5891. All are welcome.

3rd Wednesday of the Month Battlefords North West Historical Society Meeting at the Lions Club House, 22nd Street, Battleford at 1:30 p.m. Phone 306-445-3480 for more information.

Thursdays Radisson TOPS SK5243 meeting at 10:00 a.m. in the Radisson Town Office.

Thursdays Regular Bridge at the Pioneer Association at 7:00 p.m. Phone Margaret at 306-445-7615.

Thursdays North Battleford Table Tennis at the Living Faith Chapel gym, 1371 103rd Street at 6:30 p.m.Accompanied youth (13+) and adults.All skills levels are welcome and the facilities are accessible. Drop-ins welcome.

1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month Midwest Food Resources - 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month order $10 or $15 fresh food boxes featuring local produce.To order call or text us at 306-446-2684. Pick up on the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 10202 - 11th Avenue between 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Follow us on Facebook.

1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month Battlefords Cowboy Church at Battleford Legion Hall, 22nd Street Battleford at 7:00 p.m. Open to all religions. Everyone welcome.

1st Friday of the Month The Rivers Edge Quilt Guild meets at 1:00 p.m. in the Craft Room of the Don Ross Centre from September to May. Beginners and experienced quilters are welcome. For more information please call Leslie at 306-937-7471 or Bonnie at 306480-7797.

1st & 3rd Friday of the Month Kaiser Tournament at the Action Now Senior Centre, 1501 - 101st Street at 7:30 p.m.

2nd Friday of the Month Old Tyme Dance from 8:00 to 10:30 p.m. at the Pioneer Hall, South Railway from October 2017 to April 2018. Live bands. For more information call 306-445-5036.

2nd & 4th Friday of the Month Ukrainian Seniors Kaiser Tournament at the Battlefords Ukrainian Hall, 792 - 108th Street at 7:30 p.m. For further details phone 306-937-3190 or 306-441-3147. New members welcome.

This section, which will appear weekly in Tuesday’s News-Optimist and Thursday’s Regional Optimist, is provided free-of-charge to non-profit organizations. To list the Community Calendar please call News-Optimist at 306-445-7261 or fax the information to 306-445-3223. Please provide complete information including event, time, date and location. Although we will do our utmost to make sure your event appears in this section, News-Optimist does not guarantee all submissions will appear. Deadline for submissions is 5:00 Thursday prior for Tuesday’s & Thursday’s publication.

Sympathy goes out to the Mills family of the Battlefords and the Buckle and Flannigan families of Prince Albert on the recent passing of Molly Flannigan (nee BucklePreston), Stanley Mills’ last surviving aunt. Walter Olive, Stanley Mills and Elaine Theriault attended the funeral in Prince Albert. Sympathy goes out to the Greer and Rowlands families on the recent passing of Robert Greer. Robert was born in Spinney Hill on Oct. 22, 1936. As a baby he and the family moved to Elkhorn, Man. He moved back to the Sonningdale area in 1953 to work for his uncle and other farmers. He married Irene Rowlands in 1956 and farmed in the Baljennie area for a short time. Then they moved to Saskatoon and later to Edmonton, Alta. where he worked as a plasterer. The family returned to Baljennie area to work on a farm in 1964. They were able to purchase more land and moved the Consolidated elevator house in Baljennie to the old Tom Boulton yard. They added an addition to the house. They had a family of two daughters and five sons. Robert continued to farm while Irene drove school bus for a number of years. When Robert wasn’t able to do the farm work anymore a grandson took over. He was an activite member of the Baljennie community and was involved with the Baljennie Multiple 4-H Club. He

served as councillor for the RM of Glenside for a good many years. Robert remained on the farm, in failing health, after spending a few days at Battlefords Union Hospital. He passed away June 20 at the age of 82. A celebration of life was held June 24 at the Battlefords Agricultural Society grounds and he will be laid to rest in the Baljennie St. Bridgete’s Cemetery at a later date. Visiting with Stanley and Dorothy Mills was their only daughter, Elaine Theriault of Mississauga, Ont., and their youngest son, Glen Mills of Penticton, B.C. More work bees have been held at the Western Development Museum in North Battleford to repair the antique gas tractors and stationary engines. One by one they are getting some completed. It takes a lot of time to do all the little fiddly jobs required. More work bees will be held. The next one is Friday, June 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hopefully some of these antiques will be ready for Those Were the Days coming up in August. A big thank you goes out to all the volunteers who come to the museum to help. After such a long, cool spring, hot summer weather is here. Now there is a need for a soaking rain shower to help the crops. There has been some hail

Museum hosts July 1 events By Dorothy Schwartz Correspondent

MAIDSTONE — The Maidstone Museum has been a busy place since opening June 1. Christine Carlson has been the tour guide most days with the assistance of Mae Hinde. A crew has been in and re-shingled the CNR building and the church. June 18, the former Kay 40s had their annual social evening and barbecue at the museum. June 19, a group of seniors came by handi-van from Turtleford for a cold plate lunch and a tour of the museum. On their way home they visited Shilo Church with Dorothy Schwartz as tour guide. The museum is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. The July 1 parade will start at 11 a.m. Opening ceremonies are at noon.

Judging of decorated bicycles, children’s games and face painting will be some of the events during the day. There will also be a slow tractor race, horseshoe tournament, threshing demonstration, children’s races and straw scramble. Also offered will be stage entertainment, bingo and guided tours of the museum. Food booths and a beer gardens round out a full slate of activities with something for everyone. Come and join the celebration. The museum will host a farmers market every Thursday from 2 to 6 p.m. Tables are free to all types of vendors. Come and sell baking, crafts, vegetables, plants, books and more. No pre-registration is required. There will be something new to see every week. For further information call Dorothy at 306-893-2663.

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Looking like you have the boss’s authority Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan, says, “Power attracts people, who like to run things and be bossy.” My old neighbour contends that some people will never be satisfied unless they are seen and heard. Who the leader is and those who are leading will, with him, always bring positive and negative reactions. Some folks do like to be in positions of authority, while others would rather let someone else lead. Many would rather criticize their leader than lead themselves and be criticized. When you are not in leadership positions, it is effort-

less to feel those leading should accomplish the impossible. Achieving the impossible is only a problem if you need to do it. Ed believes a pastor or a clergy person has the power and authority in a church. I told him that is because he does not attend a church. I informed Ed that God and His word should be the final authority in a church, but it is impossible to get people to let God be God. Instead of listening to and following God’s word, folks may ignore it, argue with it and challenge God’s word. In the Bible two of Jesus’s disciples, James and John, came up to Jesus

and tried to get Jesus to say he would give them what they were going to ask of Jesus. Jesus did not promise to give them what they asked, but told them to tell him what they wanted. They wanted to sit with him in his glory, one on his right and one on his left. They seemed to be thinking

regarding earthly glory. Jesus would be sitting in leadership at Jerusalem with earthly power and authority. They wanted to be Jesus’s advisors, those closest to him as the ruler in Jerusalem. James and John had an understanding that being a ruler or leader meant lording it over people. Like the Gen-

tiles, they believed leaders should exercise authority over other people like a boss. Leaders should give orders not take them. They felt leaders should be served not serve. Jesus told James and John that he could not promise they could sit beside him. God the Father would decide who would sit next to him in glory. The other disciples were indignant that James and John would ask for a special privilege with Jesus beyond themselves. Jesus used it as an opportunity to teach them that He was not on Earth to boss people around, but give his life as a ransom for

sinners. Jesus was on Earth to serve not to be served. Jesus was an authority figure from God who was called by God his Father, to act in His authority of love. God’s way of doing things is never about an arrogant or self-serving power. Jesus invited his disciples to learn of leading by serving, by wanting to be last not first. His disciples would be given the opportunity to do what was best for others not what was best for themselves. Most do not like the idea of being a servant. Many want to lead, but few want to follow. Who will serve God by obeying His word and example in Christ?

Worship Together Spend some quality family time together. Worship at the church of your choice. Our community has a number of churches and a variety of denominations for you & your family.

(RC) St. Joseph Calasanctius Parish 1942 - 98th Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 0N4 306-446-1695

PASTOR: Fr. Anthony Afangide, M.S.P.

DAILY: Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. - 9 a.m. unless otherwise noted WEEKEND: Saturdays - 7:30 p.m. Sundays - 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

Battlefords Grace Community Church

1401 - 98th Street, North Battleford, SK

306-445-5901

Pastor: Bill Hall

191 - 24th Street W., Battleford, Sk. 306-937-7575

SUNDAY 10:30 a.m.

WORSHIP SERVICES - 11 a.m. Sunday

Everyone Welcome

Hope Mennonite Fellowship

Pastor Patrick Carty

1291 - 109th Street, North Battleford

Sunday School - 10:00 am Sunday Worship - 11:00 am

SUNDAY - 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service Pastor Gerhard Luitjens & Abel & Sonya Zabaleta (Spanish Ministry)

1231 - 104th Street North Battleford Phone 306-445-7777 www.emmanuelfellowship.ca

Church Phone 306-445-4181

Various weekly programs “A Community of believers seeking more of God’s presence”

All Saints Ukrainian Catholic Parish 902 - 108th Street, North Battleford

DIVINE LITURGY Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.

1372 102 St 306-445-3009

Contact: Fr. Ivan Derkach 306-937-3767 or 306-317-8138

TerriTorial Drive alliance church

ROMAN CATHOLIC ST. VITAL’S 11 - 18th Street, Battleford, SK

Phone 306-937-7340 PASTOR - Fr. Roque S. Concepcion Saturday Evening Mass - 5:00 p.m. Sunday Mass - 10:30 a.m.

Battleford United Church 52 - 4th Avenue West Battleford, SK

306-937-3177 Rev. Gayle Wensley

SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 a.m.

Third Avenue United Church Sunday Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 1301 - 102nd Street, Phone 306-445-8171 Rev. Frances Patterson

Everyone Welcome

www.thirdavenueunitedchurchnb.ca Email: thirdaveunited@sasktel.net

Pastor: Rev. Allen Huckabay

ANGLICAN PARISH

Living Water Ministry

Sr. Pastor Brian Arcand Pastor Anand George Phone: 306-445-3803 Cell: 306-441-9385 Fax: 306-445-4385

1371 - 103rd Street (Use East Door)

Battlefords Seventh-Day Adventist Church

SUNDAY SERVICES Rev. Trevor Malyon

St. George’s Anglican Church - 10:00 a.m. 191 - 24th Street West, Battleford, SK

St. Paul’s Anglican Church - 11:00 a.m. 1302 - 99th Street North Battleford, SK

St. Jean Baptiste de la Salle Roman Catholic Church DELMAS - Fr. Roque S. Concepcion SUNDAY MASS - 9:00 a.m.

Box 10, Delmas, SK

S0M 0P0

Phone 306-937-7340

Sunday Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 p.m.

1702 - 106th Street, North Battleford

Come Join Us Sundays at 11:00 am Loving God Growing Together Serving Others Phone Church: 306-445-4818 Fax: 306-445-8895 Email: tbcnb@sasktel.net www.trinitybaptistchurch.ca

Pastor James Kwon

Corner 16th Ave. & 93rd Street, North Battleford

Phone 306-445-9096

Saturday Services Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. Worship Service - 11:00 a.m.

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COMPLETION SCHOLARSHIPS over $53,000 awarded!

Battlefords Campus Battle River Treaty 6 Health Scholarship - $500

BUH Foundation Health Care Scholarship - $500

North Battleford Firefighters Local 1756 Scholarship - $1000

Viterra Sask Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship - $1500

Recipient: Deanna Opikokew Continuing Care Assistant program Presenter: Patricia Ironstand

Recipient: Jasmine Weenie Continuing Care Asssistant program Presenter: Carey Tollefson

Recipient: Mckenna Lloyd Primary Care Paramedic program Presenter: Brett Johnson

Recipient: Brittany Meiers Electrician program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Tyler Kahmahkoostayo Electrician program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Nikki Thunderchild Business program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Viterra Sask Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship - $1500 ea

NWC Canada 150 Scholarship $1500

Recipient: Nikki Thunderchild Business program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Lori Boczulak Continuing Care Assistant program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Brittany Meiers Electrician program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Oumnia Tahiri Hairstylist program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Jordan Carbert Office Administration program Presenter: Tanis Studney

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Recipient: Ty Fouhy Industrial Mechanic program Recipient: Cody Iverson Industrial Mechanic program Recipient: Justyn Challis Industrial Mechanic program

NWC Canada 150 Scholarship $1500

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Recipient: Jordan Carbert Office Administration program Presenter: Dana Rissling

Recipient: Chrissy Pooyak Continuing Care program Presenter: Dana Rissling

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Recipient: Juliette Pewapisconias Business Accountancy program Recipient: Ty Fouhy Industrial Mechanic program Recipient: Ashley Ducharme Youth Care Worker program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Dalainey Evans Youth Care Worker program Presenter: Tanis Studney

Recipient: Chelsea Weenie Security Officer program

Meadow Lake Campus Pat Bacon Memorial Bursary - $600

Viterra Sask Innovation & Opportunity Scholarship - $1500

NWC Canada 150 Scholarship - $1500

Recipient: Kaylee Fettig Office Administration program Presenter: Lee Bacon

Recipient: Lee Bacon Electrician program Presenter: Mark Gunderson

Recipient: Layne Bremner Electrician program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: Amy Campbell Bachelor of Education program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: Janelle Ouellette Continuing Care Assistant program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: McKayla Gaboury Continuing Care Assistant program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

NWC Canada 150 Scholarship - $1500

Recipient: Care Tourand Electrician program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: Daniel Schroeder Heavy Equipment Truck & Transport Tech program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: Ryan Ballantyne Institutional Cooking program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: Kaylee Fettig Office Administration program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

Recipient: April Ben Professional Cooking program Presenter: Melanie Roberts

Recipient: Joseph Borschowa Welding program Presenter: Tracey Conrad

NWC Canada 150 Scholarship - $1500

Innovation Credit Union Community Innovator Scholarship - $2000

Recipient: Darianne Weber Professional Cooking program Presenter: Mark Gunderson

Recipient: Juanita Striga Continuing Care Assistant program Presenter: Mark Gunderson

A HUGE THANK TO OUR COMPLETION SCHOLARSHIPS DONORS

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Recipient: Robin Yew Plumbing & Pipefitting program

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