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2011 PROGRESS EDITION NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE REGION.

New hospital in Humboldt.

New high school in Humboldt.

New Reverse Osmosis water system in Watson.

New subdivision in LeRoy.

New subdivision in Muenster.

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Progress in: City of Humboldt submitted by Kerri Martin

The “Hum” in Humboldt continues................

The release of the 2011 Federal Census population figures confirms that Humboldt and Saskatchewan are growing and that approximately 82% of Saskatchewan residents are living in cities, towns, villages and resort villages. Humboldt’s population has increased by 13.6% over the last four years. The 2011 Federal Census population for Humboldt is 5,678. Humboldt has one of the highest population growth rates amongst the cities in Saskatchewan.

Humboldt is a growing, vibrant community that has attracted increased residential, commercial, industrial and institutional growth over the past few years. This growth is laying a solid foundation for a continued healthy economy in Humboldt and surrounding area. The recent investments in our new Hospital and new High School

along with major upgrades and renovations to the Uniplex, will help ensure Humboldt is a great place to live, work and invest for many years into the future.

Building permit values from 20072010 were an average of $ 30 million per year. For 2011 they were $ 5.7 million for residential, $ 2 million for commercial and $ 1.4 for industrial, totalling $ 9.1 million. Projections for 2012 to 2017 construction activity are estimated to exceed these levels.

Several major initiatives are currently underway and others are in the planning stages.

The Horizon School Division will be proceeding with their plans for major renovations and construction of the new Humboldt Public School.

A number of private residential land developments are proceeding. The City anticipates these housing developments will bring a variety of housing options to the community.

The vibrant and growing retail and service sector is continuing with several announcements in the past few months. New businesses are opening and local businesses are renovating and expanding.

A current project is the development of a Downtown Business Improvement District. First reading for establishing the Bylaw to create a BID was passed at council’s Monday, February 13th meeting. Council sees this as a positive step in working with business owners in the downtown area. The goals of the Downtown Humboldt Business Improvement District are to encourage the development of a vibrant and prosperous downtown; work to improve the District’s appearance and image; as well as promoting and marketing the District.

As we continue to move forward the City still recognizes renewing old infrastructure and preparing infrastructure for growth and development are going

to be the biggest challenges. Rebuilding water and sewer lines; sidewalks and roads throughout the community continues to be City Council’s top priority.

Humboldt is very proud of the numerous community organizations and volunteers that continue to make Humboldt a great community to be involved in hosting major events. This past January, a very successful Provincial Scotties Women’s Curling Championship was held at the Humboldt Curling rink. Attendance was excellent, the host committee did an excellent job and we received many compliments on the fantastic facilities and hospitality.

Upcoming events include the exciting RBC National Junior A Hockey Championship in May and the Humboldt Collegiate 100th Anniversary Reunion in July. Our City is very proud to be hosting such significant events that will bring visitors from across Canada to our city and region.

Progress in: Village of Englefeld submitted by Lani Best

The completion of the Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment system installed in our Water Treatment Plant has been followed by the development of 16 new residential lots, the construction of a new fire

hall and a duplex built through a partnership with Schulte Industries. The fire hall and duplex will be completed spring of 2012. We will start construction of a second duplex with Schulte Industries as soon as the first one is completed. 2011

saw the sale of 5 residential lots and one commercial lot with construction to begin in 2012. We are looking forward to seeing our community to continue to grow. We also purchased new playground equipment and installed it

at the play grounds. A new restaurant opened its doors as well. With the numbers in from the 2011 Census, we have seen a population increase of 8.8%, a trend we hope will continue for all small communities in our province. Englefeld

Protestant Separate School was ranked #1 in the province according to the Report Card on Western Canadian High Schools written by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) and the Frontier Center for Public Policy.

HUMBOLDT & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Humboldt Region

THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE, WORK & INVEST The Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce – helping to make this region the Best Place to Live, Work & Invest.

The Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce (HDCC) has been doing work in Humboldt for 105 years. Membership has grown over 70% in the past few years with the Chamber reaching a milestone of 200 members in 2011 with continued growth in 2012. While once an organization that focused on the City of Humboldt, we are now reaching out to the entire region and encompass businesses within a 50+km radius of Humboldt. The Chamber of Commerce is a non-prot organization, independent of government.

If you are doing business in this area, you are participating in the economy of the community. The one organization actively devoted to developing, protecting and expanding that opportunity is your local Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber works for its members, being the spokesperson for business and professional communities, and by promoting commercial, industrial, social and civic interests of our community. We will continue to be the leader in addressing the issues affecting the Humboldt & District business climate.

Recent Activities • Mark of Excellence Awards • Recognizing outstanding businesses, individuals & organizations in the Humboldt region • Developed the Humboldt Business Hall of Fame • Doctor Recruitment & Retention Group formed and chaired by the HDCC Executive Director • Working on creating regional and provincial partnerships to address the issues • Awarded and managed the federal pilot project, ThirdQuarter • Operate and manage the Visitor Information Centre and Campground for the City of Humboldt • Developed and manage a regional scholarship for students attending local post secondary institutes • Organized the region’s largest Business Showcase & Tradeshow • Organized the 2011 Election forum for the Humboldt region • Developed and organize the Festival of Lights in the Humboldt campground • Communicate and aid in the planning of Moonlight Madness • Nominate and support local businesses at the provincial ABEX Awards • Attend communication meetings between partners: PIER, City of Humboldt and

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Sagehill Community Futures • Developed and implement new business welcomes and grand openings • Work to promote the region as a great place to live, work and invest • “Why the Humboldt Region?” member video • SaskTel Max Local on Demand video “The Hum in Humboldt” Local Involvement: • Meet regularly with City Council, PIER and Sagehill • Regional partnerships being formed with other communities including town of Watson and town of LeRoy • Communication medium for the business community and non prot organizations • Host informational luncheons and seminars Provincial Involvement: • Provincial Chamber Leaders Group (Executive Director holds position of Chair) • Provincial Growth Strategy Task Force (Executive Director is a member of the Task Force) • Member of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce National Involvement: • Executive Director is on the Board of the Chambers of Commerce Executives of Canada • Member of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce

For more information about our members or to become a member, please contact the Chamber at 306-682-4990, email humboldtchamber@sasktel.net or visit our website at www.humboldtchamber.ca.

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www.colonymotorproducts.ca While 1972 is often remembered for the Summit Series and that famous September to R e m e m b e r. . .

Colony Motor Products in Humboldt remembers June of 1972 as a great time.

That marked the opening month for Colony Pontiac-Buick Ltd, which, at the time, was actually a few blocks away from its current location. Following a building swap, a few years later, Colony Motor Products found its home at 331 Main Street, in Humboldt.

June of 2012 will be the landmark 40th anniversary for Colony Motor Products.

Dealership owner, Maurice Plemel, remarks, “We enjoyed growing with St. Peter ’s Colony over the last 40 years.”

Maurice began as the Sales Manager in 1975 and 22 years later, he purchased the majority of shares from original owner, Ervin Jaeb. Maurice hopes to be succeeded by his three sons, Kevin, Kirk, Blair and daughter, Megan – all of whom have worked at the dealership. Currently, Kirk is the Service Manager and Kevin is the General Manager.

Colony Motor Products prides itself in keeping people happy when they come in.

That’s why there’s always a fresh coffee smell when you enter the building. Employees of Colony pride themselves in serving not only their customer base, but also the communities where they belong. Each year, Colony Motor Products donates resources in the form of individual volunteers, sponsorships, gifts, and prizes to all kinds of fundraising initiatives and community organizations in and around Humboldt.

Larger donations: In 2009-2010, Colony Motor Products dedicated over $10,000 to the Humboldt and District Hospital Foundation. In 2012, Colony Motor Products will be a Bantam Level Sponsor, committing at least $5,000 to the RBC Cup, this May. They also sponsor the Kelly Bates Football camp, each year, and will have donated $4,800, including this year’s camp.

Other donations that Colony participated in, recently: Have a Heart Run Prairie Women on Snowmobiles Canadian Mental Health Bruno Car Show and Shine Humboldt Broncos Humboldt Mohawks Football Festival of Lights St. Gregor Community Club Bethany Community Calendar Hospital Admin Day Leroy Men’s Night Golf Leroy Women’s Night Golf Watson Men’s Night Golf Watson Women’s Night Golf Humboldt Legion Englefeld Arena Three Lakes School Hardwood Floor Minor Ball Minor Soccer Leroy S & C Project Humboldt Curling Club Watson Curling Club Humboldt Campground Mini-Golf Numerous snowmobile rallies Humboldt Men’s Night Golf (Glenn Stasiuk Memorial Golf) Humboldt Women’s Night Golf Humboldt Golf Club Quill Plains Dance Competition 4H Club Leo Germain Memorial Bowling

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The Village of Muenster has been experiencing unprecedented growth in the past few years. The most recent population statistics according to the 2011 Census show that the village has grown to 422 residents from 342 (2006 Census), an increase of 23%.

Over the last 7 – 8 years, the village was slowly seeing its inventory of available residential lots being purchased for development. In 2007, Village Council saw the need to address the demand for lots and began developing a residential subdivision. Construction of new homes in that subdivision began in 2008, and since that time there have been 15 new homes constructed and 4 new commercial properties developed within the village. With that subdivision being completely sold out, in 2011 the village began development of another new residential subdivision with 14 more lots for development. Two of those 14 lots have already sold.

The Village has been working to keep up with the progress by upgrading some of its current infrastructure. One major project is the recent installation of a new water main which was required to service the expanding village. The new water main project included upgrades such as new fire hydrants along with the installation of an engine driven pump for the water distribution to support the fire protection and also serves as back up power supply in the event of power outages.

Another upgrade was the purchase of a new fire truck in 2008 for the Muenster Fire Department.

The new subdivisions have attracted young people to the community as Muenster offers a great place to raise

a family with small-town caring and a safe place for children. Seniors who want to live in a quiet community have also found it a great place to retire. In the Village is the rental facility of Wolverine Heights which is operated by the Muenster Housing Authority.

The catholic community of Muenster has also been busy and they have undertaken a huge restoration project to St. Peter’s Cathedral, which is a tourist attraction that features paintings by Berthold Von Imhoff. This restoration project included upgrading to the entire exterior and interior of the building.

St. Peter’s College has undertaken major renovations to the buildings and also increased the programming offered to students. This recent expansion of courses at St. Peter’s College will attract more young people to the college and also the community. Being affiliated with the University of Saskatchewan makes it a great place for young people to begin their secondary education.

Muenster has a kindergarten to Grade 12 public school with a great academic offering and also a competitive sports program for the students. For residents interested in sports there are facilities such as a curling rink, community use of St. Peter’s Arena, a number of baseball diamonds, with an active Sports Club to co-ordinate its minor hockey and baseball where a new concession building serves our outdoor activities. Muenster also has many active volunteer service groups such as the Elks, Knights of Columbus, New Horizon Senior Citizens group, Community Centre groups, etc.

Muenster has essential services such as a postal outlet, credit union, co-op grocery store and a wide range of other businesses to serve residents.

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TEST DRIVE A VEHICLE AT DISCOVERY FORD FOR A CHANCE TO WIN 1 OF 10 PRIZES OF $1,000 FOR THE CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE! Sometime in 2012, Discovery Ford will sell its 10,000th vehicle. To celebrate 10,000 vehicle sales, Discovery Ford is donating $10,000 to charities. There will be 10 prizes of $1,000 each awarded. Which charities receive the funds will be determined by our customers through a draw.

Each time a customer test drives a vehicle at Discovery Ford between Jan 9, 2012 and Nov 30, 2012 he/she will receive an entry form for the draw. Weekly and monthly draws will be held to give away merchandise, oil changes,

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vehicle detailing, etc. Then on Dec 6, the results of the grand draw will be announced. Ten (10) customers, drawn at random, will each award $1,000 to the eligible charity of their choice.

Only charities that are registered to participate in Celebrate 10,000 will be qualified to receive the $1,000 donation. To be eligible the charity must: • Have a charitable number • Serve the Discovery Ford market area

• Register to participate To make sure that your favourite charity is eligible to participate in the celebration contact Mary Jane Gagnon at Discovery Ford 682-2652.

For 19 years Discovery Ford has served the automotive needs of the Humboldt area. In each year of operation, Discovery Ford has given back to the community through participating in community events, donating merchandise, and supporting non-profit organizations.

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submitted by Cathy Coleman It’s a great time to be on the prairies and an even better time to be in Watson! Our people are excited, and with good reason…. or reasons, actually! The most obvious of these being that we are growing and growth leads to countless other opportunities! New Census Canada reports an 8.1% jump in population over a 4 year period.

These families have come from near and far to take advantage of all that’s going on in Watson!

Watson has so very much to offer! There are an impressive number of jobs for a town of our size; over 300 local positions! This number has been steadily growing with the addition of many new businesses in recent years. We have some large companies that have been constantly expanding and attracting labour to the area as well as many unique small businesses. Watson is a proud home to an organic bakery, a clothing and esthetics boutique, an art gallery, a custom embroidery shop, a chiropractor, two massage offices and too many others to mention. Add a booming agricultural industry and we have a very healthy local economy!

But it’s not all work; play is important too and we have lots of places to do that!

McNab Regional Park is home to our 9-hole grass green golf course, outdoor swimming pool and fully serviced campground. Watson Arena boasts artificial ice and hosts our minor hockey teams, recreational hockey, the skating club and users from all over the region. We have several ball diamonds and a local slo-pitch league as well as minor ball in the summer months. We are eagerly anticipating our new Fresh Air Community Centre, set to be completed later this year!

It will be a great gathering spot for all kinds of events and is conveniently located near the ball diamonds. As if that’s not enough, we also have a local fitness centre!

It’s all about location, location, location and in Watson, we have that too! We are centrally located in the province at the junction of two major highways and railroads. We are very close to many small

communities and just half an hour from the nearest city. Drive a little further in almost any direction and you will reach one of our province’s major cities. Those facts have always been true but another new development is making Watson even more attractive. The proposed BHP Billiton potash development is just over 30 kms. away! This has made Watson very appealing to even more businesses, developers and families. We anticipate this interest to continue to grow in the coming years!

Newcomers to the area have also had their pick of many choice real estate options! Several existing residential and commercial properties are on the market and selection continues to be good. Prospective builders have numerous lots to browse through in both new and established areas of town. Prime commercial space is still available along Main Street and elsewhere as well. In addition to available properties, Watson is poised to expand even further into open land surrounding the town as soon as demand allows. Due to a high demand for rental property and a low availability locally. There are several construction projects currently including two duplex units and one rental house. There are currently houses for sale on the market but rental properties are at capacity.

What’s more, the Town of Watson has been working hard to encourage new investment with tax incentives and vast improvements to town infrastructure. Major investments in roads and the very near completion of a new Reverse Osmosis System have put smiles on the faces of many!

We have made sure our water and sewer systems can handle the recent growth and have planned for even higher capacity in the near future!

Watson has been making the most of favorable economic times and jumping on every opportunity that comes our way!

People are energized, great things are happening and what you’re looking for just might be here. Our new slogan “Small Town Today, Your Town Tomorrow” really says it all… see you soon!

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Angelstad’s Quick Cobbler: in the heart of downtown Humboldt For 40 years, Angelstad’s Quick Cobbler has been providing shoe repair, shoe care and foot care retail service to the people of Humboldt.

Located in the heart of downtown Humboldt, the business was opened by Jerome P. Angelstad, OST, in 1972.

“It was an opportunity to go into business,” Angelstad said. “I did leathercrafts as a hobby, and I wanted to learn how to make shoes.”

At the time, there was a huge demand for the service, as older shoe repairmen were slowly retiring, and not many were going into the business.

The business’ first located was in Angelstad’s father’s plumbing shot on 9th St. Angelstad made his first pair of shoes in 1978, and in 1985, on his father ’s retirement, he purchased the building on 6th St. where the business is still located. In the 1990s, a 10foot addition was made to the building.

What sets the Quick Cobbler apart is his wide selection of retail products like laces, polishes and insoles, and that he uses quality materials, like Vibram, exclusively. He has been a Vibram authorized dealer since the early 1980s.

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is serving a much larger area with his business, due to stores closing in other communities.

Angelstad is currently remodeling the display area at the front of his store.

In the future, he plans to continue to do quality resoling and heel lift replacements, as well as orthopedic work and zipper replacements, he noted, and is looking at adding some crafted leather items to his store in the future.

“I’m happy with just owning a small business right in the heart of downtown Humboldt,” he said.

For more information, check out his website at www.quick-cobbler.ca.

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Start 2012 off right with quality equipment from CropperMotors USED HEAVY TRUCKS ‘06 IH 9900, 15L Cummins, 15 spd Eaton Fuller, alum buds, 12,000 front/40,000 rear, 11R24.5 tires, brown, 714,669km NEW TRACTORS COMING SOON: ‘12 Versatile 375, 12 spd std., 710 metrics,autosteer,Hi-flowhyd,deluxecab COMING SOON: ‘12 Versatile 435, powershift, 710 metrics, PTO, Hi-flow hyd, deluxe cab ‘12 MF 2680L tractor w/loader, 2 spools, 8x8 shuttle SS, rear wiper, R184.3010P, F14.9-24 ‘12 Versatile 375 4WD, powershift HD, 710/70R38 duals, PTO, deluxe cab, leather pkg, radar sensor, AM/FM/CD/MP3, Vpas guidance system ‘10 Versatile 435, synchro shift, 6 mechanical w/ HI-flow, deluxe cab pkg, radar sensor, auto steer ready, am/fm/CD, 710/70R42 duals ’09 Versatile 535, radar sensor, synchro shift, deluxe cab, weights, 800/70R38 tires ’09 MF 2615, 8x8 trans, 7.5-16/14.9R28 tires, hydraulics and block heater USED TRACTORS ‘07 MF 6465, FWA, c/w MF965 loader, 4 spool valves, block heater, rear wiper, R20.8R38 tires, 16R28 tires, 762hrs ‘02 Buhler 2160 FWA, 7500 hrs, 20.8X42 tires, 84” grapple, floor joystick, bucket NEW AIR DRILLS ‘11 Bourgault 3310, 55’, double shoot, MRB’s, rear duals, DEMO, w/’11 Bourgault 6550 airseeder, duals, aux clutch, bag lift system, DEMO ’09 Bourgault 5710 @ 40’, 3½ steel pkrs, sq. seed boots, 330 trip, dble caster wheels USED AIR DRILLS ‘10 Bourgault 5710 @ 74’, 330 trip, auto clutch switch, 3” rubber pkrs, 9.8” space, scrapers ’97 Morris Maxim I w/ L7240 tank, 49’, 7” space, 2½” rubber pkrs, 350 trip, single shoot ‘95 Morris Maxim air drill, 40’ Morris 7180 air seeder ‘92 Flexi-Coil 5000 air drill with 1720 tow between tank, 10” space, 3” rubber press, disc markers, single shoot, 40 ft, 170 bus, 2 tanks NEW AIRSEEDERS Bourgault 6700, single shoot, dual wheels USED AIRSEEDERS ‘07 Bourgault 6350, dual shoot, CRA, aux clutch, high output fan & auger, 3rd tank metering ‘02 Bourgault 5440, dual shoot, new poly auger, rice tires, 3rd tank metering ‘97 Bourgault 4350, CTM, single shoot, rice tires ‘92 Bourgault 2115, hyd. drive, cab monitors, auger NEW CULTIVATORS ‘11 Versatile C600 HD, 60’, 3 bar harrows, EZEE-ON, 12” spacing

USED CULTIVATORS ‘11 Bourgault 8910, 70’ ‘07 Bourgault 8810, MRB, dual shoot, ind. packers, 50’, 330 trip, 1 inch vertical openers ‘03 Bourgault 8810, 8”,330trip,59’,MRB,ind. packers,speedlock,new4bar,1inchverticalopeners Schulte cultivator, 29 ft, NH3 kit, spoons, 3 bar harrows, 10” space Flexicoil 600 cultivator, 50’, 14” tines NEW HARROWS ‘12 Bourgault 6000 mid harrow, 70’ ‘12 Bourgault 7200 heavy harrow, 84’ ‘11 Bourgault 6000 mid harrow, 90’ ‘11 Bourgault 7200 heavy harrow, 72’ ‘11 Degelman 7000 Strawmaster, 70’ ‘11 Degelman 7000 Strawmaster, 62’ USED DISCS ‘11 Sunflower 1544, 45’, 24” discs NEW GRAIN CARTS ‘11 EZ Trail 860, 30.5 tires NEW COMBINES ‘11 MF 9895G, elec. adj. sieve, radio/CD/MP3/ Sat., beacon light, bin sensor, hillside risers, MAV drive kit, MAV chopper, DEMO USED COMBINES ‘10 MF 9895 G, c/w MF 4200 header, duals, MAV chopper, risers, auto lube, 16’ p/u ‘09 MF 9895 G, duals, MAV chopper, 4200 p/u hdr, reverser, elec. sieve, beacons, 397 hrs ‘05 MF 9690 G, with 4200 hdr @ 15’, fieldstar, chaff spreader, 800 metric tires, redekop chopper, 550 thresher hrs, 862 hrs USED COMBINE HEADERS ‘09 Macdon D-50 header, 35 ft, John Deere adapter ‘07 Macdon D-60 header, 35 ft, John Deere adapter MF 860 Header, 21 ft., bat reel Duetz Allis str 30’, bat reel, for Gleaner Rotary NEW SWATHERS ‘11 MF 9430, 480/85R26, am/fm/CD USED SWATHERS ‘10 Macdon M-150, c/w ‘10 Macdon D-60 header, 40’, hyd centre link, transport kit ‘09 Macdon M100, c/w Macdon D-60 header, 30’, hyd centre link, hyd roller ‘05 Premier 2952i, c/w Macdon 963 header, 30’, turbo, 2 speed, single knife, single reel ‘03 Premier 2952, c/w Macdon 972 header, 36’, double knife, turbo, 2 spd, mounted swath roller ‘98 Hesston 8110, with 25’ DSA header ‘86 John Deere 2360, gas, 30’, p/u reel ‘79 IHC 4000, 24.5’, UII p/u reel, manual (y) NEW HAYING EQUIPMENT ‘11 MF 2856 round baler, kicker with tractor hyd, GTA console

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‘11 MF 1375 disc mower conditioner, 15 ft USED HAYING EQUIPMENT ’02 Hesston 856 baler, 5x6 bales, kicker ‘01 Macdon 5010 mower conditioner, 16 ft ‘00 Macdon 922 mower conditioner, 16 ft ‘98 New Idea 4865 baler Macdon 922 mower conditioner, 16 ft Hesston 81AH mower conditioner, 14 ft NEW SPRAYERS ‘10 Versatile SX275, 120’ boom, foam marker, chem eductor, evision pro switch ‘10 Versatile SX275, 120’ boom, foam marker, chem eductor, evision pro switch USED SPRAYERS ‘07 Spra Coupe 4655, 80’, foam marker, flood lights, hitch, 776 hrs ’05 Spra Coupe 7650, triple nozzle body, 90’ boom, fenders, flood lights, foam markers, 1265 hrs ‘01 Spra Coupe 4640, 72 ft, auto, flood lights, hitch, foam marker ‘98 Spra Coupe 3640, 400 gal, 72 ft boom, foam marker, hitch, flood lights ‘97 Spra Coupe 3640, 60 ft, hitch, 5 spd. Brandt QF1000 pull type sprayer, 120’ boom, 800 gal tank NEW MISCELLANEOUS ‘12 Landpride 48 ZST, zero turn mower, 21 HP ‘12 Landpride 48 ZST, zero turn mower, 21 HP

‘12 Landpride 48 ZST, zero turn mower, 21 HP ‘12 Landpride 54 RAZOR, zero turn mower, 26 HP, deluxe seat, folding rops ‘12 Landpride 54 RAZOR, zero turn mower, 26 HP, deluxe seat, folding rops ‘12 Landpride 60 RAZOR, zero turn mower, PIVO, 26HP,deluxeseat,foldingrops Landpride FDR1648, FD rear discharge, 3.25X10 solid rubber tires Landpride FDR1672, FD rear discharge, 3.25X10 solid rubber tires ’09 Landpride FDR1660, finishing mower rear discharge, 3.25X10 solid rubber tire ’09 Landpride RCR1860, 60” rotary cutter, rubber guard assy driveline cat .2X38, laminate tire wheel & yoke ’09 Landpride RCR1860, 72” rotary cutter, rubber guard assy driveline cat .3X43, laminate tire wheel & yoke ’09 Landpride RTR0550, tiller w/reverse tine, PTO AX2, shear bolt ’09 Landpride RTR0550, tiller w/reverse tine, PTO AX2, shear bolt ’09 Landpride RTA1050, rotary tiller, PTO shear ’09 Landpride RTA1058, rotary tiller, PTO shear 15 RTS ’09 Landpride RTA1550, rotary tiller, PTO shear ’09 Landpride RB1572, 72” rear blade ’08 Landpride Razor W52, 52” zero turn mower, deluxe seat ‘00 Landpride 48” 3 pt angle blade USED MISCELLANEOUS ‘08 Landpride Z52 zero turn mower, Honda motor, manual ‘05 Landpride AT 2672 grooming mower, manual (y), 72” ‘00 John Deere 272 finishing mower, 72” Degelman 6000 rock picker, hydraulic drive

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The Town of LeRoy is one of Saskatchewan’s best kept secrets and its growing!

LeRoy nearly doubled in land mass last week with the annexation of 135 acres of Industrial Land.

Thinking of building a new house?

LeRoy has a new fully serviced 34 lot subdivision with large lots averaging 85’ x 147’! Town Council is currently offering a 2-year tax exemption to anyone who is building a new home in the community.

Looking for commercial land? The town will have 28 commercial lots available for sale soon.

The LeRoy Economic Development Committee is working on a “LeRoy and Area Growth Management Project�. The committee has representation from the Town of LeRoy, R.M. of LeRoy No. 339 and local businesses. Co-operation, developing partnerships and sharing planning initiatives with the communities in the region is essential.

LeRoy is centrally located with paved access to Highways 5 and 6 and located a short 6 mile drive to the BHP Billiton Jansen Project.

Our pride and joy, LeRoy Leisureland Regional Park, features a beautiful 9-hole grass green golf course with licensed concession and pro shop, outdoor swimming pool, sand beach and camping sites!

The Town of LeRoy has so much to offer you and your family. Children attend the K-12 school which hosts many extracurricular activities for our students. Children ages 3 and 4 attend the LeRoy Preschool.

The residents of LeRoy enjoy attending LeRoy Braves Senior hockey games or one of many minor hockey, figure skating and power skating events on the artificial ice at the LeRoy Memorial Arena. If you want to get involved in some winter sports, Le-

Roy has a curling rink, also with artificial ice, for league or recreational play. In the summer, activity can be seen on the three ball diamonds or year round in the bowling alleys.

LeRoy also has a Youth Club and 4-H Club for our younger residents. Culture is a big part of the town, as proven by our School of Dance offering various classes; the LeRoy Branch of the Parkland Regional Library is open year-round; featuring free high speed internet access; the LeRoy and District Heritage Museum; and the LeRoy Wildlife Federation. We also have a Senior Citizen Centre with a pool table, bowling alley and shuffleboard. The community has a health clinic and the Senior Assisted Living Complex (Evergreen Country Home).

Volunteerism is alive and well in LeRoy, as showcased by our Volunteer Fire Department and emergency service department. Community volunteers have also successfully raised over $600,000 in 7 years through the LeRoy Leisure Lotto. This money has been provided to the recreation, culture and educational organizations in the community for various projects.

LeRoy has everything you need, including a grocery store, 2 full service gas stations, 2 restaurants, full service Credit Union with ATM, Flooring store, Insurance agencies, Hotel and Bar, accommodations and many other businesses.

Reverse Osmosis Water to everyone in town, paved streets, High Speed Internet, a cellular phone tower – what more could you ask for?

The Town of LeRoy offers a safe and friendly environment and invites you to make our town your new home. We’re a community with a small town atmosphere and big town ideas!

Getting strategic business advice shouldn’t be a chore.

Your farm’s long-term success depends on developing eective strategies for the future. At MNP, our agriculture advisory team can help you do just that.

Working with you one-on-one, our team of advisors will help you achieve your goals and enhance your bottom line through a full suite of strategic management and advisory services.

MNP’s Ag advisors can assist your farm through traditional accounting services as well as succession planning, consulting, corporate finance and many other advisory services. Under the federal government’s Agricultural Policy Framework, MNP can also provide farm business assessments and the government’s full range of specialized business planning services.

At MNP, we know agriculture is more than your livelihood, it’s your life.

Whether you are a primary producer or investor in the agrifood industry, MNP understands the challenges you face. Working with you one-on-one, our advisors provide comprehensive strategies, beyond traditional accounting, to help you and your agribusiness prosper.

MNP has been supporting agribusiness in Canada for more than 65 years.

Our team of business advisors, ďŹ nancial consultants and professional agrologists are proud to be a part of your community. We are committed to the agriculture industry, with many of our advisors still involved with their own family farms to this day.

MNP is committed to knowing your vision, your business and you.

Since many of MNP’s advisors come from a farming background themselves, they have first-hand experience and insight into the changing trends and technologies facing today’s agriculture industry. Working and living in the same community as you, MNP understands the business of farm management and can help you achieve your business and personal goals through a wide range of solutions: > > > > > >

Historical analysis of farm/business performance Operational plans and analysis Strategic business decisions and planning Succession planning Detailed marketing strategy Benchmarking services

MNP’s Ag advisors also provide farm managers with unique planning services designed to inform, simplify and manage risk. Our goal is to give you the confidence to make informed decisions. It’s knowing your vision, your business and you.

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Each ofď&#x20AC; ce is independently owned and operated.

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All Prices Listed As Canadian Dollars HARVESTERS- COMBINES AND HEADERS 2011 MF 9895, 350sep hrs, full load, may, 16’ pu ............$345,000 2010 MF 9895, 350 sep hrs, full load, 16’ pu....................$315,000 2010 MF 9895, demo, 40hrs, full load, 16’ pu ..................$345,000 2009 MF 5100, draper, 36’, mf adtr, tran kit........................$49,900 2009 MF 9695, 900’, 110 sep hrs, chopper, chaff.............$239,900 2006 MF 9690, chopper, chaff, 900’s, 820sp hrs..............$199,900 2005 MF 9690, 680 sep hrs, 30.5x32, chopper, chaff spdr ..... $199,000 2005 CHALLENGER 670, 1050 Hrs, new pu, chopper ....$169,900 2001 GLEANER R62, 387 sep hrs, 04 pu, chopper .........$139,000 2001 MF 8780XP, 1750 sep hrs, super 8, chopper, chaff spd ... $99,000 2000 JD 9650W, copper, $28,000 w/o, no hdr, 30.5...........$89,900 1998 MF 8780, 2011 sep hrs, chopper, chaff .....................$79,900 1996 MF 8570, 2300 eng hrs, pu header, chopper ............$44,900 1995 MF 9700-30, rigid, bat .................................................$9,900 1994 MF 8570, 3000hrs, chopper, pu, spreader ................$39,900 1986 MF 8560, chopper, pu header, 190hp........................$29,900 1983 JD (X2) 8820’s, chopper, 14’jd pu, 30.5 ....................$11,900 HAY AND FORAGE EQUIPMENT 2011 MF 9430, 36’, full load, auto steer ...........................$102,900 2009 MF 9430, 30’, ull, 670hrs, loaded ..............................$89,900 2007 MF 9430, 30’, 800hrs, aux hyd, roto sheers ..............$82,400 2006 MF 9420, 715hrs, 36’,ull reels ...................................$75,900 2004 HESSTON 956A, full auto, nice.................................$21,900 2004 MF 9420, Hrs, 36”, 5100 series header .....................$62,900 2003 HESSTON 8020, 16”, sickle, rubber on steel, fits MF & Hesston ..............................................................................$18,900 2003 NH BR780, nice .........................................................$19,900 2001 HESSTON 1275, 16’ 110 “ rbr on stl rollers, double drive $27,900

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Visit Us At: www.kmksales.com 1998 JD 2360, 30’, pu steel, dsa, dsl .................................$19,900 1994 CIH 8380, 16’, rbr on stl rollers, swing.........................$9,900 1989 NI 486, 5X6, soft core ..................................................$3,900 1983 VERS 4400, DSL, ENG, cab, pu reels, cab.................$7,900 1982 JD 1380, 14’ swing, steel rollers ..................................$8,900 1975 IH 75, 28’ batt reels......................................................$2,500 220 Hay Header, 16’ ...........................................................$13,900 OTMA 2-Wht ft mt swath turner ...............................................$999 TRACTORS 2008 NH T9050, 485hp, ps trans, 800hrs, 800 x 38’s ......$249,000 2008 FENDT 712, 755 alo ldr, 2500hrs, cvt, 20.8x38.......$124,900 2008 JD 6430 PRM, 673 ldr, grpl, fwa, 16sp trans, 3pth ....$69,000 2007 CHALLENGER MT965B, 510hp, 800’s, 6hyd, 5800hrs . $179,000 2007 CHALLENGER MT865B, 510hp, tracks, 6hyd, 6000hrs $189,000 2006 CHALLENGER MT865B, 510hp, track, 6hyd, 6500hrs .. $179,000 2006 MF 2300L, 600hrs, loader, turf ....................................$9,900 2005 FENDT 926, 240hp, 5775hrs, 710 dls, frt susp, cvt.$135,000 2004 AGCO RT 120, 1665 hrs, new 2795 ldr, vct trans......$99,000 2004 MF 431, 2wd, 52hp, 190hrs, 3pth ..............................$17,900 2002 MF GC2300, 350 Hrs ..................................................$9,900 2001 FENDT 714, 125hp, loader, grapple, cab & axle susp ..... $59,900 1999 AGCO White 8810, 3145 hrs, 3 pth, 20.8x42 ............$74,900 1996 AGCO White 6175, 4300 hrs, 20.8 dls, 3hyd, fwa, 18sp .. $59,900 1996 AGCO Allis 9670, ps trans, 175hp, fwa .....................$59,000 1995 CAT 75C, 325hp, 4hyd, 3pt, pto. ...............................$59,900 1995 CAT 70C, 285hp, ps trans, 4hyd................................$49,900 1993 AGCO ALLIS 9630, 5831 Hrs, 18 spd ps ..................$59,900 1990 CAT 65, 270 eng hp, 8200 hrs, 4 hyd ........................$49,900 1990 FORD 846, 5100hrs, 15sp tran, pto, 18.4x38 dls ......$43,900 1990 AGCO ALLIS 9170, fwa, 170hp, 18sp trans ..............$33,900 1990 AGCO ALLIS 9190, fwa, dls, 4751 hrs, ft wgts ..........$43,900 1990 JD 4555, ps trans, 3pth, 4760hrs ..............................$43,900

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1988 WHITE 185, 5488 hrs, 1000 pto ................................$49,900 1985 DEUTZ DX6.30, 110hp, 2wd .....................................$15,900 1984 CASE 2294, duals, 8200 hrs .....................................$14,900 1983 MF 4840, 20.8x38 dls, pto, 3hyd ...............................$19,900 1981 MF 4880, 20.8x38 dls, 8900hrs, 4hyd, 50% rbbr.......$19,900 1979 DX110, 100hp, 2wd, 9’ leon blade, 2hyd, 5000 hrs ...$14,900 1979 JD 4840, ps trans, 7100 hrs, 3pth .............................$19,900 1977 White 4-180, 23.1x34 sgls, 12sp, 1000pto, 4500 hrs $16,900 JD 410 Utility, loader, cab, pto, 2wd .....................................$9,900 SPRAYERS 2010 VERSATILE SPX275, 100’, full ld, 1200gl ...............$200,000 2006 RoGator 874, 1550hrs, 800gl, 100’, full load, 4wd ..$155,900 2005 Spra-coupe 7560, 80’, 725tnk, 174hp, 2000 hrs .....$110,000 Melroe 215 coupe, 52’, 150 gln, 4 wl ....................................$8,900 INDUSTRIAL LIFTS 2006 GENIE GS2668RT, scissorlift, 4x4, 32”lift, 1250lbs ...$15,900 2000 Lull 644 ......................................................................$27,900 1999 PETTIBONE B68, 8000lbs lft, 4x4x4 .........................$19,900 1999 TRAVERSE 6035, 6000lbs, 37’ lift, 4x4x4 .................$27,900 1998 SNORKEL TBA60RF0, 4x4, 500lbs ..........................$19,900 1995 SELLICK 1140, 8000lbs lift ........................................$19,900 1991 LULL MK10, 10,000lift, cab .......................................$39,900 1990 GRADALL 534B8, 4x4, 8000lbs, cab, 102hp ............$26,900 CAT VC60D, forklift, cab in&outdoor, 6000lbs .....................$9,900 CLARK C500Y55, forklift, cab in&outdoor, 5500lbs ...........$11,900 CAT T50B forklift, indoor, 48hp, 5000 lbs lift.........................$5,900 SKIDSTEERS 2008 CAT 232B, 49hp, 100hrs, 1750lbs lift, canopy...........$39,900 2006 BOBCAT 463, 23hp, 700lbs lift ..................................$12,900 2005 CAT 247B, cab, air, ht, tracks 74hp, 1950lbs lft.........$33,900 2005 JD 317, 61hp, 1750lbs lift, cab ..................................$22,900 2005 THOMAS 85, 28hp ....................................................$13,900 2005 CAT 248B XPS, high flo, multi terrain, 74hp, 2000lb lift ... $27,900 2004 SCAT TRAK 1700, 80hp, 1850lb lift ..........................$19,900 2004 CAT 216 B, 52hp, 1400lbs lift ....................................$21,900 2003 JCB 1110 ROBOT, 92 hp, 2400lbs lift........................$27,900 2003 MUSTANG 2095, cab, air, aux hyd, 2800hrs.............$27,900 2003 CAT 247, tracks, canopy, 1950lb lift, 74hp ................$24,900 2003 Bobcat T250, 3300hrs, 3600lbs lift, track, 81hp ........$23,900 2003 KOMATSU SK1020-5, 2000 lbs lift, high flow............$26,900 2003 CAT 277, cab, 1200hrs, tracks, 80hp, 2950lb lft........$29,900 2002 CAT 252, cat dsl, 63hp, 2250lbs lift ...........................$24,900 2002 CAT 248, Hy flow, 80hp, 2000lbs lift ..........................$24,900 2002 GEHL SL7800, 110hp, cab, air, ht, 3600lb lift ............$29,900 2000 BOBCAT 463, 22.5hp kub dsl, 700lbs lift...................$13,900 1995 BOBCAT 953, canopy, 74hp, 2400lbs lift...................$17,900 1991 CASE 1840, 51hp, 2100 hrs, 1400lbs lift, canopy .....$17,900 YANMAR Y30W, 38hp ..........................................................$9,900 WHEEL LOADERS 2005 TEREX SKL834, 60hp, 6600hrs, 1.2yrd cap .............$39,000 2003 HYUNDAI HL740-3, 130hp, 3yrd bkt, 5.9 cummins ..$49,900 2001 KAWASKI 60Z IV, 105hp, 4800hrs, 2.1 yrd bkt .........$47,900 2000 NH LW190, 4.5 yrd bkt, 190hp, 5100 hrs ..................$59,900 1999 HYUNDAI HL730-3, 106hp, 2.4 yrd cap ....................$39,900 1998 SCATTRAK 3200, 4WD, 75 yrd bkt, JD ....................$19,900 1998 DAEWOO MEGA 200, 136hp ....................................$44,900 1997 SAMSUNG SL 120-2, 5.9 cummins, 126hp, 2.5 yrd bkt... $39,900

1995 KAWASKI 95Z IV, 315hp, N14 cummins ...................$59,900 1994 CASE 721B, 140hp, 3.25yd bkt .................................$49,900 1993 FIATALLIS FR 180, 190hp, 8.3 cummins ..................$49,000 1991 JD 744E, 230hp, 5yrd bkt ..........................................$47,900 1987 DRESSER 510B, 80hp, 1.75 yrd bkt .........................$23,900 1985 TROJAN 1500Z, 93hp dzt dsl, 1.75yrd cap ...............$22,900 1985 CASE W11, 69hp, 75 yrd bkt .....................................$25,900 1974 JD 644B, 145hp, 3 yrd bkt .........................................$27,900 DOZERS 2004 CASE 1850K LGP, 3100hrs, 4way, 185hp 8.3 cummins .. $89,900 1997 CAT D5M LGP, 6way, cab, 6900hrs, 110hp...............$79,900 BACKHOES 2007 TEREX 760B, 4x4, 86hp, 120 HRS ...........................$79,000 2007 TEREX 860B, 94hp, 4x4, 14’8’’dd .............................$79,900 2004 NH LB110, 4x4, exthoe, 2600 hrs, 108hp..................$49,900 2000 JCB 214 III, 4x4, 120hrs, 76hp ..................................$49,900 1998 CASE 580SL ll, 4x4, 90hp, 14’5’’dd ...........................$39,900 1997 FORD 555e, 2WD, thumb, 4200hrs ..........................$27,900 1991 CASE 580Sk, 78hp, 14’5” d.d, 4x4 ............................$28,900 1990 CAT 416, 4x4, exthoe, 62hp, 8400hrs .......................$29,900 1986 JD 710B, 100hp, 4x4, 18’ dd, 5200hrs ......................$35,900 1974 JD 310, 58hp, 75 yrd bkt, 14’7” dd ............................$11,900 1972 IHC I2514 ldr bk.........................................................$12,900 EXCAVATORS 2006 MUSTANG G50ZRD, min ex, 1000hrs, cab, thumb ..$49,900 2002 Daewoo Solar 220LC 111, 135hp, crwl tracks ...........$55,900 1999 YANMAR YB201U, mini hoe, 30hp, 10’DD................$15,900 1998 YANMAR YB10, mini hoe, 28hp, 10’DD ....................$15,900 1996 KOMATSU PC28UU-2, mini hoe, 30hp, 12’DD .........$15,900 1994 KOMATSU PC28UU-2, mini excavator .....................$18,900 1991 HITACHI EX200LC-LC LC5, 156hp, 1.83yrd cap bkt $34,900 1988 BADGER 444 ............................................................$19,900 1984 GRADALL G880C, tracks ..........................................$17,900 YANMAR YB1200SS, mini exc...........................................$19,900 TRUCKS 2009 DODGE 2500, 4x4, gas, auto, 75kms .......................$19,900 2007 CHEV, 4X4, crew, dsl, auto, new body ......................$21,900 2006 DODGE 2500HD, mega, 4X4, dsl .............................$23,900 2006 DODGE 2500HD, 4X4, ext cab, dsl, 6 spd ................$17,900 1983 KW s/a, picker truck, cummins, auto ...........................$9,900 1982 S 10 Chevy, custom auto.............................................$5,900 FORD F600, roll back deck, dsl, std trans ............................$7,900 MISC MORRIS MAXIM, 38’, steel, 7180 tank, nice......................$29,900 2008 BRENT 1080, grain cart, tarp, 900’s, scale ...............$39,900 2008 KAW 3010 mule, 600hrs, windshield ...........................$6,900 2005 STONE RHINO, RBD54, vib padft comp...................$19,900 2002 JD 210LE skip ldr, box blad, 73hp 4X4......................$19,900 2000 DITCH WITCH JT920, direc drill ...............................$19,900 SICARD BMG4 Q/C 102” whl ldr snow blr, dt dsl eng ..........$7,900 A86-4B-3.9-sp, whl ldr sno blr, cummins dsl ......................$11,900 Ingersoll-Rand, 6KW light tower, Kubota dsl ........................$3,900 Ditch Witch 6510, dsl, 8 trench bar, crumbing shoe, cable plowblade ... $9,900 Matatdor 7900, 6ft swath invertor .........................................$6,900 Bomag DW 172, smooth drum ...........................................$19,900 CASE F21 disc, light duty, 20’ ..............................................$4,900