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OBITUARIES Wanda Joyce Colpitts 1930 - 2016 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the peaceful passing of Wanda Joyce Colpitts on June 2, 2016 at Arcola Brock Union Hospital. She will be sadly missed by her life partner (Wilson Haines) and children: Kenneth (Sheila), Sheila (Bob) Haymore and Shawna (Doug) McLaughlin. Wanda will be fondly remembered by her seven grandchildren, Doug (Kristi MacDonald) and Tricia Colpitts, and Christopher (Bobbi Wolbaum), Michael (Cheyenne) and Jessica Haymore and Liam and Dani McLaughlin and her eight great-grandchildren (Karli, Tyler, Samantha and Hunter Colpitts, Kyra Cochrane, Sophie and Remi Haymore and Isabella Haymore). She will be missed by her sisters Marion Thompson and Ida Lupick and by her many nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her parents Leroy and Ella Statler, loving husband William Colpitts, her son Murray Colpitts and five brothers: Willard, Russell, Harvey, Gerald, Mervin and one sister Martha. Wanda was born on September 26, 1930 to Leroy and Ella Statler. She was the 6th of 9 children. Six boys and three girls. They lived on a small farm 7 miles north of Manor. Bill and Wanda were married on Nov 14th, 1947. Wanda was just 17 years old. But it was a great match that lasted over 55 years. Bill and Wanda moved to the Auberton area where Bill farmed. After Ken and Murray were getting to school age, they decided to move in to Carlyle for access to better schools. So they built the house on 6th Street in Carlyle and moved there in 1957. Bill continued to farm and Wanda was busy raising the kids. Sheila was born in 1960. Unfortunately Murray died from an accident in 1961. Shawna was the final addition to the family in 1964. Wanda loved life. She had many good friends and enjoyed many activities. She was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Auxiliary, an active member of the Happy Gang. She loved to dance and play cards. She loved her children, grandchildren and great children. She was a great knitter and sewer and quilter. Most of the family have a handmade legacy from her. Wanda worked as a care aide at the Moose Mountain Lodge from the time it opened until she retired in about 1996. Bill and Wanda owned a cabin at White Bear Lake for many years. Lots of fun. The kids learned to swim and ski. We would spend the summer up there until harvest started. Lots of bonfires, happy hours, cards on rainy days, great food and laughter. Bill passed away in 2002 after a lengthy illness. After that Wanda was heartbroken and very lonely. After a while she started to go to dances with her friends. In 2008 she met a handsome cowboy, Wilson Haines, who swept her off her feet. After that they started attending lots of dances. They would load up a carful and head off to dances 3 or 4 times a week. I t was a sad day when she could no longer go. They also played lots of cards. Wanda kept playing after her eyesight was failing using extra large print cards and a bright lamp. She never wanted to miss out on anything. We will remember Wanda as a loving and caring person. A life well lived. A celebration of Wanda’s life was held at the Carlyle United Church at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, June 10 with Reverend Sung officiating.
Arlen David Third 1958 - 2016 With great sadness, Arlen’s family announces his passing at the Arcola Health Centre, Arcola, SK on Friday, July 8, 2016 at the age of 58. Left to cherish precious memories are his wife Jodi Third of Carlyle, SK; daughter Caley (Brandon) Coppicus and their daughter Leyna of Balgonie, SK; son Brady Third of Carlyle; mother Elisa Third of Carlyle; mother-in-law Pat Alelunas (Marius Ericksen) of Redvers, SK; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Tammy & Sheane Birnie and their children, Dawson and Carson of Arcola, Todd & Tanya Brigden and their son Kyrin of Calgary, AB and Darcee & Lavern Evans and their children, Tori, Brynn and Jett of Strathmore, AB. Arlen was predeceased by his son Keegan Third; father Ritchie Third; brother Randall Third; sisters, Sharon and Darcy Third and father-in-law Stanley Alelunas. A service to celebrate Arlen’s life will be held at Prairie Place Complex, Arcola, SK on Monday, July 18, 2016 at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Michelle Moore officiating. A private family interment will follow at the Arcola Cemetery, after which a luncheon will be held at the hall. Those wishing to make donations in Arlen’s memory may do so directly to Myeloma Canada, 1800 Le Corbusier, Suite 138, Laval, QC, H7S 2K1. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Services, Estevan.
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Wild boar a growing problem By Calvin Daniels When the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation held its annual conference in February one issue which was plainly put forward was that feral wild boar are a growing problem in the province, and across Canada. Feral wild boar are becoming a concern for wildlife management across the country explained Ryan Brook who spoke at the Convention held in Yorkton. But to undertake management and control you need to have an understanding of the extent of the problem, and that is what the Feral Boars in Canada Collaring Project is designed to provide, he said. “It is baseline information,” said Brook during a convention presentation, adding they hope to gather data on populations, and distribution, and knowledge regarding the ecology of the feral stock. In other regions feral boars have become a major issue. Brook pointed to the United States. “Texas has well over three million pigs,” he said, adding the situation could happen here. “… About half of all RMs (rural municipalities in Saskatchewan) have pigs,” said Brook. “… We could well be in a position to have more pigs than people.” In a random telephone survey of 3000 rural residents across Canada it was found “every single province had (wild) pigs … Everybody is reporting them.” “We’re starting to see a pretty broad distribution of pigs,” said Brook. It appears at least in Saskatchewan the government is listening with the Government of Saskatchewan has amended The Wildlife Regulations and The Stray Animals Regulations to clarify the status and hunting requirements for feral or free-ranging wild boar. In the release regarding the changes the government too comments on the broad distribution of feral wild pigs. “Free-ranging wild boar populations have been reported in more than 60 rural municipalities across southern Saskatchewan,” it stated. “Wild boar have damaged golf courses and crops, harassed livestock, threatened people, destroyed fragile plant communities and can transfer diseases to domestic hogs.” “Free-ranging or feral wild boar have the potential to become a serious provincial problem,” Environment Minister Herb Cox said in the recently circulated press release. “These amendments address ongoing concern for public safety and protection of wildlife and habitat.” Amendments to The Wildlife Regulations now allow Saskatchewan hunters to hunt wild boar without a licence, while still maintaining reasonable safety expectations such as asking permission to hunt on private property and not hunting along roads or road allowances, detailed the release. The removal of stray animal designation that currently applies to wild boar means that local rural municipalities that administer The Stray Animals Act and its regulations are no longer responsible for wild boar capture and containment. And there are stricter fencing requirements for farmed wild boar which is intended to reduce the number of wild boar that escape. New fencing regulations would seem a cornerstone to any control problem, at least if Brook’s view of the situation is correct. He noted at the SWF meeting that the pigs are not a native species to Canada. “We know farms are the source of this,” said Brook, adding the pigs are either escapees, and in some cases there are reports of farmers cutting fence and letting stock go rather than to continue to look after them. Even on well-ran wild boar farms it is estimated two to three per cent of stock escapes, said Brook. Control has to start at the source. The government release follows the same general thinking. “Wild boar are a species from Asia and Europe, and were imported to Saskatchewan in the late 1970s as domestic livestock. They escaped from farms and created reproducing populations in wild areas throughout the province,” stated the release. The new regulations also change how wild boar are defined. “The move to regulate escaped wild boar as exotic wildlife instead of stray livestock enables landowners and producers to better protect their livestock, crops and pasture,” Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart said in the release. “I also encourage anyone looking for support in controlling escaped wild boar to take part in the Feral Wild Boar Control Program administered by the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation.” Of course there is another aspect of the story, one which relates to the way farmers have over the years tried to diversify operations with some very unusual ‘livestock’; elk, fallow deer, ostrich, wild boar, emu etc and there has been limited success with these species which are still far more wild than domestic. Wild boar have become the poster ‘animal’ for what can go wrong if proper precautions are not put in place. But at least the new changes seem to address the increasingly well-understood problem. At least the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities believes so. “SARM is pleased with these changes as escaped wild boar pose a danger to people, personal property, other wildlife and to livestock,” said Association President Ray Orb in the government release. “We need to make sure their population is kept under control and are hopeful these regulatory changes will achieve that.”