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Moose Jaw Co-op pays members $2.5 million from patronage purchases

By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express

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In a year when the Saskatchewan economy recovered by posting 2.9 per cent growth, the Moose Jaw Co-op outperformed the province.

Sales at the Co-op increased seven per cent to $86.1 million while savings increased almost six per cent to $5.9 million.

The successful year allowed the directors to keep the same percentages on patronage dividends as in 2017; 6.5 per cent on food, pharmacy, and petroleum; 6.5 per cent on non-food; and 12 per cent on oil and grease.

The annual meeting was told that cheques to Co-op members total $2.5 million with the average cheque size of $1,950.

Sales in all divisions increased: gar bars were up 8.2 per cent; agro centre was up 7.2 per cent; and the Marketplace sales were up five per cent.

The cardlock facility was re-located during the year to a spot north of the Trans-Canada Highway and Ninth Avenue Northwest.

Construction on the access road interrupted access to the cardlock most of the summer.

The Co-op’s success is largely due to careful planning and management, said Board President Marc Girard.

Businesses must continue to evolve to “remain relevant and competitive,” he said. “We have all witnessed examples of businesses that tried to operate in a status quo environment… Quite simply they do not survive.”

Management staff and the board will be vigilant and explore any beneficial opportunities.

General Manager Gerry Onyskevitch said the excellent sales and savings made it possible to return record amounts of cash to almost 13,000 members.

Since 2008, sales have increased from $54.5 million to $86.1 million with savings ranging between $4 million and a record $7.1 million in 2013.

The Co-op returned $38 million to members since 2008.

He said the Co-op is in excellent condition with facilities, staff, equiopment and people to build on the success achieved.

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Continued support by the members has allowed the organization to succeed.

Last year the deli service was department of the year for the Regina region of Federated Co-op. This is the third year in a row that award was won by this Co-op’s food department.

Among numerous community contributions last year was funds for a Humane Society van.

Returned to the board by acclamation were Karen Tysowski, Robert Gottselig and Don McMillan.

About 25 members attended the annual meeting.

Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net

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Come out to the Grand Opening of the Little Chicago Information Booth (44 Fairford W) May 18th Moose Jaw Express would like to welcome the community to drop by the Little Chicago Information Booth (44 Fairford Street W) to celebrate its Grand Opening on May 18th from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. CHAB will be

broadcasting on site and there will be a free barbecue to enjoy. Come see what all the excitement is about!

A ribbon cutting will take place at 11:00 a.m. with dignitaries present: Mayor Fraser Tolmie, Warren Michelson MLA North and Greg Lawrence MLA Wakamow, along with Chamber of Commerce CEO Rob Clarke.

Special guests from the

Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre will also be on hand for a bird’s eye view.

Drop by to pick up the newest edition of the Moose Jaw Express 2018 Explore Moose Jaw Magazine. It’s just hot off the press and boasts 112 pages of great things to see and do in Moose Jaw and region, as well as a ‘What’s Inside?� Table of Contents to navigate through the magazine with.

It’s going to be an exciting season for the tourist information bus that will be open from May 18th to September 4th from 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. daily with eighteen of Moose Jaw’s finest individuals working to keep the community and tourists informed on what’s going on.

I’m sure they have some very interesting stories to tell of Moose Jaw’s history, and maybe some of their own, too.

The team at Moose Jaw Express has developed a new Pocket Map and a full-line of Promotional Products that will be available this summer, as well as business information from supporting partners of the Explore Moose Jaw publication. Wait ‘til you see the cool products that not only visitors will enjoy, but Moose Javians will want them, too.

Get your photos and selfies by the bus with picture cutouts for a Fun Memorable Moose Jaw Photo Moment.

As well, right next door inside the Moose Jaw Express, a Heritage Room has been set up in the basement for those nostalgic individuals who want to take a stroll in history.

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Dragon’s Den TV appearance helps Gravelbourg woman cut the mustard

By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express

A Gravelbourg entrepreneur has not signed a deal made on the Dragon’s Den television program last December but her business has benefitted substantially from the appearance.

Val Michaud accepted an offer of $200,000 for 45 per cent of Gravelbourg Mustard from brewer Minjit Minhas on the Dragon’s Den. “Since the show, the recognition of the product has been amazing,� Michaud told the 49x110 conference in Swift Current “We did over $90,000 last year and we exceeded that in the first three months of this year. My projection for $200,000 (in 2018) is going to be exceeded.�

She viewed the TV appearance as a free commercial and decided: “‘let’s play this free commercial as best as I could.�

She had heard of so many companies doing well after the Dragon’s Den then suddenly seeing sales fall off.

The show’s impact remains with an example: on a recent Saturday night between three and five in the morning 40 new followers signed onto her social media pages. “I’m not sure if the show was repeated or if it was expanded on the social media post, but I like it.�

Even though she has not signed a deal and may not, Minhas mentors her with the business and worked with her to do a beer mustard using Minhas gluten free beer.

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Val Michaud “It is so disheartening to see our 85 per cent of mustard grown in Canada (40 per cent in Saskatchewan) get exported out of Canada to make gourmet mustard and we buy it back. To me that is so wrong.�

She wants her mustard distributed across Canada and eventually across the globe.

Her one-person business produces nine different flavours, three dry mustards and a cranberry mustard dressing with more options coming soon.

I am writing to bring to your and your readers’ attention the disastrous condition of Spring Creek Park. Recently, the city replaced the old culverts that allowed the waters of Spring Creek to pass under 9th Avenue NW. As a result of this work, the water levels in Spring Creek were reduced to such a low level that the creek is now nothing more than a shallow stinking puddle.

Water fowl used to inhabit the small lakes that existed in the park, making it a pleasant place to stroll through and enjoy their activity, particularly in the spring when a great array of birds would stop by for an evening’s rest on their route north. Several breeds of water fowl would stay, nest, and raise their young.

The Wild Life Federation posted signs describing the various species of water fowl, but alas, they no longer refer to anything that one might now see.

This link describes the beautiful Spring Creek Park wetlands that once existed where now there is nothing more than a mud hole. https://www.ehcanadatravel.com/saskatchewan/moosejaw/parks-trails/949-spring-creek-park.html All the City would have to do to restore the park to its pre-

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The Food Processing Centre in Saskatoon does production with rental including a supervisor and staff. Production capacity has gone from 60 kilograms daily to 1,000.

Expanded distribution is her goal, with a new distributor in Saskatchewan signing over 30 outlets in a month.

After she bought the business in 2011 from a dissolving partnership, Michaud ran into problems. The mustard miller in Gravelbourg, MCI Capital, went bankrupt.

Consumers and retailers thought the two operations were the same. Gravelbourg Mustard just bought flour from MCI. She even considered a name change but two years of hard work retained the operation’s identity.

Her flour comes from Ontario now. That miller mills to a better standard for her than an Alberta miller. “People think that mustard is a hamburger-hot dog condiment. It’s so much more than that. Mustard is a binder; it’s an emulsifier. It will be an added ingredient in recipes. “It works from raw meat to barbecue sauces, salad dressing, dressings, martinis –— that is the best.�

In business since age 19 Michaud had a shop for 23 years before the mustard business. “I have a hard time listening to someone telling me what to do.�

Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net

vious attractive state, would be to build a small, inexpensive, one-metre high weir near the entrance to the new culverts in order to raise the water levels to a permanent level that would be attractive to both wildlife and humans.

Attached are two photos that I took, one that I took last summer and one this spring. The water levels were greatly reduced last summer, but the small ponds still supported some water fowl. However, due to this year’s low water levels the ponds will not be attractive to any form of water fowl unless the City is prepared to take some action. The current low water level is due to the erosion of the channel just upstream from the new culverts.

I contacted the City last year with my concerns, but nothing was ever done. Now things are much worse. I am hoping that the city will take some action [to restore the Spring Creek Park so it will continue to be enjoyed by Moose Javians and birds of the air].

Thank you, Ralph Courtnage

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Finally, the time for adventure, travel, trading, dealing and perhaps profit, but mostly about meeting new and usually unusual people, has arrived. It is Garage and Yard Sale season and my bride and I are getting pretty good at this affordable hobby.

To be honest, we have both thought about turning professional. It is nice to have dreams…sigh!

I consider myself to be more of a garage sale-er and Mrs. B is more of a garage sale-ee, meaning that I really enjoy hosting a garage sale and my shy bride prefers attending garage sales. We try

by Dale “bushy” Bush to have a yearly garage sale because it is a way for your neighbours to check up on each other and to recirculate each other’s garage sale treasures. “I once had a pail of used roofing nails just like that…will you take a twooney for it?” and the circle of garage sales continues. It might be interesting to sign that pail of used roofing nails each time a neighbour buys it and then sells it. Not only would it give the nail pail’s history but we (the nail pail supporters) would know where to go in the neighbourhood if we needed used roofing nails. It is the small things that brings a neighbourhood together.

Mrs. B is the organized garage sale-er in our partnership. While I do most of the driving, she does the navigating, which means she tells me where to go…usually in a polite manner. My bride will scan the newspapers and bulletin boards and these days, she will use the interwwweb for sales in our area and occasionally some distance away. This interwwweb thing lets folks put pictures of the garage sale stuff on the wwweb and that can be both a good thing and a bad thing. The good thing is that you and everyone else on the World Wide

Web can get a preview of that Saturday’s treasures so you can attend the sale or not.

The bad thing is that everyone else on the World Wide Web can get a preview of that Saturday’s treasures and if there are the right treasures there will be early morning lineups of what folks call “Early Birds”. It is not unusual for impromptu auctions to begin for the right treasures, but I must admit, I have never seen a pail of used roofing nails get auctioned off.

There is another side to garage sale-ing on this interwwweb fad. That is, some folks do not even bother to have garage sales and will post pictures of virtually everything they would normally have on display at a garage sale. That includes the good stuff or treasures and the filler stuff like VHS tapes. But rather than show a display of tapes, some folks will show pictures of individual movies. I really appreciate the thought and caring that those folks put into their sales because I am actually looking for a VHS replacement of my Jane Fonda Workout Tape.

One thing that Mrs. B does that could be a good garage sale-ing tip is to have small bills and lots of twoonies and loonies. That’s a great way to not only budget and bargain, but to be able to walk around with jingle in your pocket. I may be crazy, and it may be that I was a pirate in a previous life, but it feels good to be able to run your fingers through a lot of coins in your pocket. It is also a great way to bargain effectively! But don’t have too many or you will need a belt and suspenders to hold your pants up. Will you take a twoonie for that pail of used roofing nails?

Autism conference offers strategies and Crime Committed on May 7th: If You Have information for teaching and working Any Information Contact Moose Jaw RCMP with children with autism

On Monday May 7, 2018 at 6 am., Moose Jaw RCMP were called to attend the Village of Tuxford as two males in their mid 20’s were going through unlocked vehicles. When confronted by a local resident, they both left in separate vehicles which were later determined stolen. Further investigation along highway 202 east of Tuxford, resulted in the recovery of two stolen vehicles, one from Grand Coulee and the other one from a field in the area. There were other reports of criminal activity in the area which included theft of fuel from a farm yard and a 2015 grey Dodge Ram Quad cab truck stolen from another farm yard which is still outstanding.

Moose Jaw RCMP are asking the general public to call if they see any suspicious persons or vehicles in their area. And, also reminding everyone to lock their vehicle(s), home, garage, shops and fuel pumps.

If you have information about this or any other crime, please contact the Moose Jaw RCMP or your local police service. If you wish to remain anonymous, contact Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or *8477 on Sask-Tel Mobility, text TIP206 plus your message to CRIMES (274637) or submit a tip online at www. saskcrimestoppers.com If your information leads to an arrest or a case being cleared, you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.00.

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Layne Pethick tells a tale of an ill-fated shopping excursion during his autism workshop.

In the last few decades, the world has changed dramatically for children and adults with autism. From formerly being misunderstood and all but locked up in institutions to currently finding compassion and understanding to the point they can live fairly normal lives, the direction has been almost universally positive for those battling the brain disorder.

Moose Jaw product Layne Pethick has been at the forefront of recent discoveries and findings in relation to autism through his master’s degree in Special Education with a concentration in Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). He recently returned home to offer a special presentation at the Heritage Inn on Autism and the Brain: Learning and Behaviour, covering a wide variety of basic topics with regards to autism education.

“There are a lot of things that have changed over the years, a lot of new information that’s come out and research that has been developed with regards to autism and we’re always looking to offer more

education,” said Pethick, who currently works as an ASD and behaviour consultant for the state of Texas.

“So, I’ll be able to touch on some of the things that we’ve learned when it comes to the brain and neurological factors, as well as how to work with students and some of the major factors that affect learning for those with autism.”

Communication, structure and routines, social-emotional health, the input and output of instruction and a host of other factors play a major role in working with autistic students; in addition to the well-established knowledge of stress and environmental situations, all of which have a direct effect on behaviour and learning.

Pethick’s presentation – which featured a host of stories and experiences from his own dealings with students and parents of students with autism -- was one of over a hundred he expects to give this year, with the majority in and around Texas. Most recently, though, he’s found his services in demand internationally, including a recent trip to Vietnam where he was able to pass on modern techniques he’s developed over the years.

That he has a chance to offer his knowledge on such a wide scale is especially positive.

“If I help just one student or one teacher working with autistic students, then I know I’ve done my job,” Pethick said.

“It wasn’t that long ago that people with autism were essentially warehoused and institutionalized, where now we know so much and are able to do so much to help them learn and develop. I want to keep helping that way as much as I can.”

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REFLECTIVE MOMENTS Bad news notices come in threes

Perhaps saying right now that “it never rains but it pours” might not be the appropriate statement, considering the lack of rain, but the sentiment was definitely top-of-mind one day recently.

I would like to blame Canada Post for the raining and pouring all at once but then again, it isn’t the mail person’s fault that we don’t always collect our mail on a daily basis — if we did perhaps not all the bad news would arrive at the same time.

Because we have to make an effort to meander up the block and around the corner and knowing that our mail Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express isn’t the stuff of excitement, we sometimes go a day or two without knowing if we actually have mail. What a nice surprise when we get something besides coupons for fast food or mail addressed to someone else.

One day recently, Housemate made the mail gathering trek and came home all excited that he had brought home a bundle of envelopes, some food coupons, a magazine, three weekly newspapers and a hardware flyer.

He was as happy as a clam distributing some envelopes to my side of the table, some to his and placing the food vouchers and magazines in the centre for equal access.

I wasn’t as excited when I saw what carried my name, knowing without looking inside that the information provided would mean an outlay of cash. Those kinds of envelopes with the see-through address spot always mean money will change hands, going from our hand to someone else. Such is the way of the world.

So with reluctance, I slit open the three envelopes. Oh joy, or similar words of exclamation passed my lips as I read the notice that our health plan payments were going up effective July 1. Blast and double blast. The company has been good to us over the years and cost increases have been moderate and balanced, but still.

Congratulations New Parents!

What the heck. Just as holiday season starts we (and others in the same boat) have to pony up more money, funds that might have been spent on a summer milkshake or other warm weather treat. Shame on such timing, much like gas prices going up in time to nab the travellers.

I did note that the company, in a tasteful tone, set the blame on Ottawa, saying the firm is aligning costs with the Canadian government’s spending on health care cost.

The next envelope contained the invoice from the cable television company advising that effective June 1, our bill would rise by $3 plus taxes. Sadly, no explanation was offered for the need to get an extra $3 plus taxes from our address and hundreds of others in the community. I would have felt better if blame had been attached to some level of government, but alas, it is pay or get rid of the TV, which during the summer wouldn’t be much of a hardship.

And finally, the third envelope carried the name of everyone’s favourite government agency, the tax collection department. Perhaps, I hoped, I would be receiving a refund of substantial amount, with interest, of course.

Instead the CRA was telling me to pay a large sum, to which interest had already been added. Deadline: May 23. I quickly found my receipt from the bank that showed the payment had been processed on April 23, a full week before the do or die deadline of April 30. Phone calls dealing with automated voices were enough to get the blood boiling.

Finally, I got through to the proper automated recording and learned I didn’t really owe CRA one thin dime, not even a nickel. My payment was received there April 24. So why was the notice dated May 3? Grumpy minds want to know why, and if the person responsible will pay our higher health insurance fees — at least to cover the cost of a high blood pressure machine to align ourselves with the costs levied by every agency with whom we deal.

Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net

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Food Bank gets big donation from Wednesday Night Men’s League Sasha-Gay Lobban The Moose Jaw & District Food Bank received an early boost to its shelves on Tuesday, May 8 when the Wednesday Night Men’s League at Lynbrook presented a sizeable donation in the form of a cheque.

The League presented a cheque of $4,224 to the Food Bank, following its Men’s Wednesday night golfing where they raise money to give to a charitable organization. John Kot, a member of the League, says the Food Bank does a lot for the community and this donation will assist them in continuing their good work. “On behalf of the Wednesday Night Men’s League at the Lynbrook, we wanted to present this cheque for $4,224. We decided to give this donation to the Food Bank because it is a well-needed facility in the community and the volunteers down here work hard to help those in need, so we thought this would give the Food Bank a great boost so that they can continue to do what they do. It is a good cause that the Food Bank does, and we are happy to give this donation to them. Our men’s group plays golf every Wednesday night and

(l-r) Deanne Little and Terri Smith accepts a donation from John Kot.

we donate all that money we raise each time to a charitable cause and the Food Bank was a great choice for us.”

Deanne Little, assistant manager at the Food Bank says this donation is a wellneed donation for the Food Bank, as it is currently in its ‘lean’ season. “We’re

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When my oldest son was just a toddler, he would put his ear to my chest and say that he could hear my “hard feet”. He of course was referring to my heart beat. He would tap out the rhythm he was hearing. We all know the rhythm of the heart, the “lub-dub, lub-dub”. It is felt with the pulse or heard with a stethoscope. It gets faster when we get moving or excited and slows down when we relax and rest.

We all know how important the heart is to our health. We have 2 kidneys and 2 lungs, but just one heart. It pumps

blood and its nutrients to the different body parts as needed, and takes waste products away, but how does it know when it needs to speed up or slow down? How does it know to speed up when more blood is needed in the leg muscles to walk or run, or to your digestive system just after you’ve eaten a meal? How does the heart know to slow down when you are done running or settling in to sleep at night?

The heart rate can definitely be an indicator of poor or good health. A heart rate that is too fast may indicate a serious heart condition or be related to some other disease process. A heart rate that is too slow may also be an indicator of poor health.

While the number of beats per minute is an important number to keep track of, research may be telling us there may be more to the story. Heart Rate Variability (HRV) is a term used to describe the irregularity that exists in the time between each individual beat. Two people with the same number of beats per minute may vary greatly in the “irregularity” of the beats. Contrary to what many people believe, the more irregular the heart rhythm the healthier an individual tends to be.

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just really grateful to get this donation right now. We’re entering our lean season, so to get a sizeable check like this is just a great benefit for our Food Bank so we can continue doing the work that we’re doing.” In the meantime, persons can look out for this year’s hometown

parade where the Food Bank will be collecting food items to re-fill up its shelves. “For the second year, we will be in the hometown parade on Thursday, June 21. We will be collecting food donations along the route similar to last year and raising monetary funds.”

Little added that the Food Bank is in need of some important food items.

They are accepting goods that the community is able to provide, as well as monetary donations to help in securing a vehicle. “We are in desperate need of getting a new vehicle so we’re trying to secure some funds to buy a used vehicle to help us do our daily pick ups. We are really short on canned fruits and vegetables; we’re accepting these if persons want to drop any of that off.”

The Moose Jaw and District Food Bank is located at 305 Fairford St. W. (entrance located at 3rd avenue NW). For more information, you can contact them at http://mjfoodbank.org; email endhunger@mjfoodbank.org or you can also call (306) 692-2911. It is opened Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 12:00pm.

The heart is constantly being asked to respond to the needs of the body. Hundreds and maybe thousands of body parts and functions are either needing more or less blood at any given moment in time. The more irregular the beat is, the better the heart is responding to stimuli.

While you may believe this is an indication of a healthy heart, it actually represents a healthy connection between the nervous system and the heart. The nervous system controls all functions in the body, every organ system and every muscle. It is thought that a higher HRV represents a higher functioning nervous system, and not just the connection to the heart.

HRV can be related to your lifestyle. HRV is affected negatively by things like smoking, alcohol consumption, poor sleep and stress. HRV can be improved with exercise, regular rest, meditation, eating healthy fats, and having a happy work and home life. (As a chiropractor, I must say that research shows that even spinal adjustments help improve HRV!) We live our lives through our nervous system. HRV may let you know how connected you really are to your nervous system.

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For the past 12 years, the Dare to Dream Lotto has proven to be a godsend for the Mossbank and District Parks and Recreation Board – an annual influx of much needed cash for the repair and upkeep of local recreational facilities.

The 2018 draw is no exception.

The event is currently well underway and features a limited run of 3,200 tickets at $50 each, three for $125 or 10 for $400. The winner receives a $50,000 grand prize or can choose from one of three farm implement packages: a John Deere utility tractor and utility vehicle valued at $55,000; a New Holland skid steer valued at $57,720 or a package including a Kubota tractor, utility vehicle and zero-turn riding mower worth $50,000. “It’s steady, we still have a long, long way to go but it’s coming along... we hope to sell around 3,000 tickets; we’ve printed 3,200 so we’d be happy if we could get to around that number,� said Lotto organizer Brian Howe. “Then we have the 2,200 50/50 tickets and it would be nice to sell those out, too.�

The 50/50 draw features tickets sold at $20 each,

with half the proceeds going to the board and half to the winner.

Howe is hoping to see the Lotto bring in around $40,000, which will go towards the Mossbank arena and ball diamonds. “We’re always working on maintaining and upgrading, we’re in desperate need of new boards in the arena and the diamonds need some work, all that kind of stuff,� he said.

Naturally, the Lotto wouldn’t be the success it is without the constant support of sponsors from year-to-year, with DryLake Farms, South Country Equipment, E. Bourassa and Sons and Young’s Equipment stepping up this year. “We just went out and talked to the businesses and they were happy to support us,� Howe said. “It just works like that every year, people want to help out the community and this is one way we can do that.�

The draws will take place on June 9 at 4 p.m. at the Bent Nail Cafe in Mossbank.

There are still plenty of tickets available and they can be purchased at 1-866-359-2946.

His music is familiar but now you can put a face to it Nice girl from Moose Jaw follows her dream to pursue dance opportunities in Los Angeles. Charming musician from Los Angeles meets girl and lands up in Moose Jaw one spring day.

On April 27th, songwriter and musician Zachary Kibbee performed ‘Live at the Park Hotel’, making this his first-ever international solo appearance. He may be somewhat of an unknown on this side of the border, but the odds are many have already heard his music. His music has been used in nearly 80 tv shows, films commercials, etc. that can be heard in Victoria Secret campaigns, Lucifer, The UFC, the latest Morgan Freeman movie trailer, Queen Sugar, as well as many of the shows in the Marvel universe. “Millions of people have heard me but don’t know of me,� says Kibbee.

Kibbee was born and raised in L.A. and got his first bass when he was almost fif-

Joan Ritchie teen. Two years later he picked up a guitar and has never stopped playing and singing. “Here I am 16 years later,� he said, “professionally playing for four years now.�

How did it happen? Kibbee says it all started by meeting someone and sending his own music off to a media publishing company. “Now I go on tour, play gigs and play bass whenever a musician needs it,� said Kibbee. He’s played in a number of bands and has shared the stage with some of the greats like B.B. King and Toby Keith. When the Express asked him about his music, he said it was sort of “bluesy-rock ‘n roll with a modern vintage vibe,� likening it somewhat to the Black Zachary Kibbee Keys. Another revue dedicated to exposing hidden gems in the music industry, Now back home in L.A., Kibbee said it Ouch That Hertz says Kibbee’s music is was really refreshing to come to Moose “part grit, part funk, and all-around dirty Jaw. “My stay in Moose Jaw was amazblues.�

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I look forward to my next visit and hopefully playing a show there soon!� By the look of things, there’s no stopping this guy with a guitar.

What’s next for Kibbee? “I’m putting out a new record this year with a few songs that have been used on Lucifer and Shameless, which I’m very excited about,� Kibbee said. “I’m also booking a west-coast (US) tour in August/September, as well.�

Zachary Kibbee’s music is available on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music and all streaming sites and he is looking forward to expanding his international performances to wherever they may take him.

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Earth Rangers educate students about conservation with live assembly school presentations Sasha-Gay Lobban

Two Moose Jaw schools got an opportunity to benefit from an engaging and live presentation, animal assembly

by Earth Rangers, the kids’ conservation organization that is dedicated to educating students about protecting their environment and the animals that live in it.

The presentations took place at William Grayson Elementary School and St Michael on Friday, May 4, led by two Earth Rangers representatives and their animal ambassadors to much to the students’ delight.

Over 175,000 kids from all across Canada have signed up to become official Earth Rangers. Earth Rangers is dedicated to educating children and their families about biodiversity, inspiring them to adopt sustainable behaviours and empowering them to become directly involved in protecting animals and their habitats. They accomplish this through exciting and educational in-school programs, real conservation projects that help protect Canadian wildlife, and a free membership program that gives kids the tools to get involved in a cause they care about—and the confidence that they can make a difference.

Josh Mazza of Earth Rangers says these assemblies give students the opportunity to see real-life protected animal species and help them to see how the animals’ habitats are being threatened everyday. “Our hope is to inspire the next generation because our natural world is dealing with a lot of issues right now unfortunately, and so our hope is to educate kids about some of those threats that animals and the environment they live in are facing. One of the ways we do this is not only through our membership program which started in 2013 as a way that children can get involved but we also visit schools across the country and we provide a live animal school assembly program where we educate kids about different conservation initiatives going on across the country; how they can get involved and we always bring our live animal ambassadors with us. By showing kids these animals, we hope that that they will get excited about conservation in natural habitats and inspire them to want to protect those animals in the wild who are facing threats.”

The animal ambassadors that were brought to the school assembly were: Floyd the ball python, Millie the 3-banded armadillo, Sonic the barn owl and Hook, the red-tailed hawk. “We do these presentations throughout the entire school year. Earth Rangers is based out of Toronto, but we do it all across the country, from coast-to-coast. We have programs that run in every province and territory.

Right now, we’re going across Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, engaging kids in these live presentations.

We’re able to do this with help from our sponsors. Our sponsor for this day is K+S Potash. They allow us to visit these schools and put on these assemblies for the kids,” Mazza added.

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He says there is no age limit to becoming an Earth Ranger and being part of conservation initiatives. “There is no age limit to get involved in these efforts and being an Earth Ranger. Earth Ranger is not just a membership program but it’s also a way of life—living life with knowing that animals and their habitats are indeed in threat and being conscious about how we live our day to day lives, being eco-friendly and making good decisions,” he said.

“Another way we do that is through our missions and activities on our website through our membership program where kids can do active things; that helps to instill that sort of lifestyle change that can be made which will help animals. Our “Bring Back the Wild” program is another activity that kids can get involved with. Every year we choose a number of 4 or 5 different threatened species and the kids can get involved to fundraise directly to help those animals and conservation initiatives going towards helping them.”

Principal at William Grayson, Bruce Fritzler says the Earth Rangers assembly was a great presentation for the students as they recently celebrated Earth Day. “We enjoyed the presentation to the students and the fact that local sponsors bring it to us. It’s very nice that they think of us and the students will walk away with the thought of taking care of the earth. We recently had our Earth Day celebrations and we did go out into the community to do a community park instead of our own school grounds and we always talk about how we can help the earth with our

students and this is a great part of it,” he noted. “We benefited two years ago from the program as well and we’re happy to have had it again with the different animals.

Whenever animals are involved, the children get very excited, so it was a fun and educating experience. This presentation can also translate into how the children will take care of their own animals at home.”

To learn more about Earth Rangers and how you and/or your child can get involved, visit www.earthrangers.com.

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Wannabe cowboys take lumps and dumps at local rodeo school

By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express

Aerating Raking The chute opened,Power the horse hopped a few times like a crow reluctantly leaving road kill and ran downPruning the arena.

Sod (locally grown) The young cowboy on his back never spurred, hanging onto the rope halter for Landscaping dear life.

Minutes later, the next would-be cowboy and a horse erupted from a chute. One

jump and the cowboy seemed he was shot straight up in the air from his saddle seat.

306.631.3037 This was no regular rodeo. This was the Roughstock Rodeo School run by Lee Bellows and volunteers every May at the Moose Jaw Exhibition grounds.

One cowboy experienced a feisty bucking bronc in the chute, finally lifting his legs and rolling onto the deck behind the chute. “He did eight seconds in the chute,� jested one observer.

A spectator with a video camera came to the fence, commenting that he would video his niece’s boyfriend riding a bareback bronc for social media.

Wowee His own son rides broncs after starting on bulls. “He went to a rodeo school in Prince Albert,� said the father. “We didn’t know until he was driving back. He sent us the video.�

His niece’s boyfriend lasted three jumps before hitting the dirt. “Well, he survived,� said the video operator.

Once again, youngsters and some riders in their ’20s and ’30s came for three days of training in the sport.

They were trained on how to mount a bronc, how to ride out of the chute and into the arena, and how to get off 1,000 pounds of bucking muscle the safest possible way.

Riders walking back up the infield got pointers and positive comments from veteran mentors.

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Think IT showcases IT career options for high school students with help of industry experts Sasha-Gay Lobban

Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Moose Jaw campus opened its doors to 25 high school students from the Prairie South School Division on May 4 and 5 for Think IT 2018 - an interactive workshop that links students with mentors in mobile app development, game development and other IT related fields.

Programming for the event was developed

by Sask. Polytech instructors and was designed to highlight that a career in IT can have roots in a variety of backgrounds, including art and design. “Think IT is a great place for students to learn about the various career opportunities in the industry,” said Mike Barclay, Business Information Systems instructor at Sask. Polytech. “The students learned about the IT industry and worked directly with mentors straight from the industry, like professionals from SaskTel who work in the field, who were also part of these workshops. It provided high school students with handson experience with various types of IT work, from mobile app development to gaming,” added Barclay. “Think IT also help young students learn about post-secondary options for studying IT.” Think IT is part of Prairie South Schools’ commitment to enhancing practical and applied arts opportunities that align with labour market demands. “At this type of workshop, students also got the chance to

connect and problem solve with industry experts and develop career mentors,” says Brett Young, Career Development consultant for Prairie South Schools. “It’s a great way to motivate students to be engaged in their education and explore their career pathway.”

For participants, the event was a great introduction to educational and career possibilities that aren’t necessarily covered in classroom curriculums. They also got a chance to learn how to develop career specific skills before graduating high school, and possibly obtain high school credits, through industry programs. “I’ve had parents of past program participants tell me how Think IT helped their children see a connection between their education and career goals which helped them find new dedication to their studies as a result,” added Young. “Stories like that are exactly why Think IT is so important.”

One student said, “just being here [Sask.

Polytechnic] and experiencing the campus has been awesome. I never knew that this was available in my city.”

This year, students got the opportunity to design their own web space, and explored programming using industry standard tools, with the support from local industry leaders including SaskTel, and Viterra and current Saskatchewan Polytechnic students.

Wheat benefits to go under the spotlight with study

By Ron Walter For Agri-Mart Express Various food crops get so much attention AGRIMART about their eating value and benefits that some foods get left behind in consumer EXPRESS thoughts.

The health and nutritional benefits of oats, flax, canary seed and legume foods have received widespread attention in the last few years.

All that attention has left a staple food — wheat — behind in the dust.

Research from the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Saskatchewan may shine the spotlight on wheat and its food benefits.

Better health nutrition information needs became known when the U.S. prepared its national health and nutrition study and with the current revision of the Health Canada Food Guide.

The university study targets both whole grain and enriched non-whole grain food benefits.

The U.S. survey showed including enriched non-whole grain foods contributes both to nutrient intakes and diet quality for children and adults.

That study indicated that without enriched or fortified grains, nutrient shortfalls in American diets would be greater.

Significant amounts of Vitamins A, B6, B12, C and D as well as thiamin, riboflavin, niacin folate and iron came from enriched non-whole grain wheat The study noted nutrients in whole wheat are in limited amounts.

“We want to ensure that consumers and policy makers have the best information,” said Laura Reiter, a wheat farmer from Radisson, Sask. She is chair of the Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission The commission, the Alberta Wheat Commission and the Grain Farmers of Ontario are helping fund the research.

“Evidence from other countries has shown that foods made from whole grain and enriched non-whole grains provide nutritional and health benefits…” said Reiter.

Kevin Bender, chair of the Alberta Wheat Commission, said science-based information on health benefits of wheat will help informed decisions on nutrition by consumers.

Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net

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CITY OF MOOSE JAW

Notice is hereby given under the Tax Enforcement Act, that unless the arrears appearing opposite the land described in the following list are fully paid ON or BEFORE JULY 23, 2018, a tax lien will be registered against the land. (Note: A sum of $8.64 for costs is included in the amount shown against each parcel.)

ROLL NUMBER

LEGAL DESCRIPTION

ROLL NUMBER

CIVIC ADDRESS

454900250

CIVIC ADDRESS 750 NORTH SERVICE RD

$6,976.45

LOT 4

505011650

25 STADACONA ST W

$25,269.03

LOT 23

455000300

220 NORTH SERVICE RD

$27,044.35

LOT 13

505011750

53 STADACONA ST W

$23,685.31

LOT 4 BLK 61 PLAN OLD96 (OLD 96)

455000750

2075 NORWOOD AVE

$9,551.33

BLK C PLAN L2071 (PARKDALE BLVD)

505012100

155 STADACONA ST W

$7,167.71

LOT 22

BLK 62

PLAN 99MJ08500

474900250

227 CALYPSO DR

$3,990.42

LOT 95 BLK 10 PLAN 101835738

505014550

246 OMINICA ST W

$1,188.37

LOT 16

BLK 63

PLAN OLD 96

474906950

82 CALYPSO DR

$3,522.72

LOT 39 BLK 24 PLAN 77MJ07702 (SUNNINGDALE)

505017050

377 OMINICA ST W

$1,881.58

LOT 41

BLK 75

PLAN 99MJ06781

474909400

3 ELISIA DR

$3,749.39

LOT 14 BLK 29 PLAN 82MJ01020 (SUNNINGDALE)

505019900

44 FAIRFORD ST W

$25,913.54

LOT 50

BLK 78

PLAN 99MJ06781

474912350

14 BLUEBELL CRES

$4,313.78

LOT 7

505019950

40 FAIRFORD ST W

$5,318.98

LOT 49

BLK 78

PLAN 99MJ06781

474913950

6 AVENS RD

$2,504.82

LOT 3 BLK 9 PLAN 76MJ00294 (SUNNINGDALE)

505020700

225 FAIRFORD ST W

$610.99

LOT 45

BLK 95

PLAN 99MJ06781

474914650

62 AVENS RD

$1,426.73

LOT B

505020850

203 FAIRFORD ST W

$15,372.44

474922350

65 JASMINE CRT

$4,628.77

LOT 17 BLK38 SUNNINGDALE PLAN 94MJ07406

505022050

428 HIGH ST W

$3,548.70

LOT 53 BLOCK 97 PLAN 00MJ02720

474929200

26 HOLLY CRES

$6,182.80

LOT 7 BLK 47 PLAN 101872548

505023050

232 HIGH ST W

$5,169.28

LOT 27-28

475000550

277 WOOD LILY DR

$3,026.15

LOT 30 BLK 19 PLAN 101835738 (SUNNINGDALE)

505025150

319 HIGH ST W

$1,725.53

LOT 45 BLK 107 PLAN 99MJ06781 (OLD 96)

475015350

5 EDELWEISS CRES

$2,857.80

LOT 2

BLK 15

505027000

76 RIVER ST W

$23,585.66

475024100

17 BUTTERCUP CRES

$1,521.56

LOT 9

BLK 6 PLAN 76MJ00294 (SUNNINGDALE)

505027300

26 RIVER ST W

$5,318.98

LOT 54

475027300

59 BUTTERCUP CRES

$3,044.96

LOT 30 BLK 6 PLAN 76MJ00294 (SUNNINGDALE)

505028550

417 RIVER ST W

$1,980.88

LOT E. 1' OF 13; 14-18

505029425

134 MANITOBA ST W

$16,530.59

LOT 21-31

505030100

108 MAIN ST N

$17,528.58

LOT 53

BLK 110

PLAN 99MJ06781

505030250

124 MAIN ST N

$13,214.10

LOT 20

BLK 110

PLAN OLD 96

505100650

401 MAIN ST N

$115,970.85

505106550

229 HIGH ST E

$2,221.07

LOT 4 BLK 113 PLAN OLD96 (OLD 96)

505108750

224 2ND AVE NE

$2,976.72

LOT 37-38 BLK 3 PLAN 99MJ15800

505108800

163 FAIRFORD ST E

$3,594.09

LOT 35-36 BLK 3 PLAN 99MJ15800

NW 01-17-27-2

505108850

159 FAIRFORD ST E

$3,594.09

LOT 33-34 BLK 3 PLAN 99MJ15800

475027896

#305B 55 WOOD LILY DR

475028143

306 67 WOOD LILY DR

ARREARS

BLK 267

RIDEAU HTSPLAN EX1152

BLK 268

BLK 11

RIDEAU HTSPLAN 76MJ04791

SUNNINGDALEPLAN 76MJ00294

BLK 9

SUNNINGDALEPLAN 78MJ07146

SUNNINGDALEPLAN 76MJ01165

$1,016.28

UNIT #46 AND 168/10000 SH COMM PROP IN CONDOMINIUM PARCEL #104357707 CONDO PLAN 85MJ02391 (SUNNINGDALE) UNIT #43 AND 164/10000 SH COMM PROP, 101932488

$2,863.42

LOT 15 BLK 4 GRAYSON PARK 81MJ08260

$956.26

475201800

4 LANCASTER RD

475202550

73 LANCASTER RD

$2,486.55

LOT 18 BLK 3 GRAYSON PARK PLAN 81MJ08260

475203200

21 MCKENZIE LANE

$14,723.49

LOT 4 BLK 6 PLAN 81MJ08260 (GRAYSON PARK)

484500050

$763.15

ARREARS

LEGAL DESCRIPTION BLK 61

LOT 47-48

PLAN 99MJ13770

BLK 95

PLAN 99MJ06781

BLK 95

PLAN OLD 96

PARCEL A PLAN 102065532 BLK 110

PLAN 99MJ06781 BLK 128 PLAN OLD96

BLK 125

PLAN OLD 96

LOT A BLK 46 PLAN 101123334

484700085

1693 ADMIRAL CRES

$4,865.74

LOT 34 BLK 10 PLAN 101837303

505109400

362 LANGDON CRES

$5,706.71

LOT 19 BLK 1 PLAN 99MJ15800 (OLD96)

484701250

1635 ADMIRAL CRES

$4,417.44

LOT 8 BLK 10 VICTORIA HTSPLAN 80MJ02292

505109475

420 LANGDON CRES

$4,282.26

LOT 21 BLOCK 46 PLAN 99MJ13770

484706739

1325 NORMANDY DR

$10,684.56

LOT 9-10 BLK 14 VICTORIA HTSPLAN 94MJ09793

505109500

430 LANGDON CRES

$3,402.35

LOT 12

BLK 46

PLAN OLD 96

484709500

1291 SIMCOE ST

$4,516.13

LOT 17 BLK 282 REGAL HTSPLAN 79MJ06121

505109550

436 LANGDON CRES

$9,529.48

LOT 13

BLK 46

PLAN OLD 96

484709750

1319 SIMCOE ST

$1,641.60

LOT 4

505109650

45 ATHABASCA ST E

$21,099.59

484711250

1338 PRINCESS CRES

$3,447.51

LOT 13

505109711

220 FAIRFORD ST E

$1,565.15

484713050

1361 PRINCE CRES

$2,887.55

LOT 23 BLK 278 PLAN 65MJ01153 EXT 6 (REGAL HTS)

505110350

419 3RD AVE NE

$1,133.97

LOT 24 BLK 59 PLAN 101059815; 101059804

484716100

1367 REGAL CRES

$2,246.44

LOT 12 BLK 298 REGAL HTS PLAN 80MJ07602

505110400

429 3RD AVE NE

$1,182.09

LOT 22-23

BLK 59PLAN 101059826; 101059837

505110450

437 3RD AVE NE

$1,133.97

LOT 26-27

BLK 59

505110600

515 3RD AVE NE

$895.40

LOT 30-31

BLK 48 PLAN 101059781; 101059792

505110650

523 3RD AVE NE

$2,331.62

LOT 23-24

BLK 48

505115750

379 STADACONA ST E

$1,864.51

LOT 10

505200300

460 HOCHELAGA ST E

$993.75

LOT 7 BLK 14 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505200600

526 HOCHELAGA ST E

$2,383.34

LOT 4 BLK 15 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505202550

856 HOCHELAGA ST E

$994.83

LOT 14 BLK 18 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505204400

559 HOCHELAGA ST E

$751.20

LOT 8 BLK 22 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505205550

426 ATHABASCA ST E

$2,523.02

LOT 22 BLK 23 PLAN 101154484 EXT 16; LOT 17 BLK 23 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505205700

444 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,950.81

LOT 15 BLK 23 PLAN OLD96 EXT 33 (OLD 96)

505205750

452 ATHABASCA ST E

$2,500.60

LOT 14 BLK 23 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505205800

460 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,763.99

LOT 13 BLK 23 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

505206850

658 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,492.85

LOT 23 BLK 21 PLAN 101145664 EXT 53 (OLD96)

505207400

746 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,197.86

LOT 15 BLK 20 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

BLK 282

REGAL HTSPLAN 65MJ01153

BLK 281

REGAL HTSPLAN 65MJ01153

LOT 19 BLOCK 46 PLAN 99MJ13770

484723250 484723300

1361 KING CRES 1359 KING CRES

$2,897.90 $2,610.47

LOT 36 BLOCK 274 REGAL HEIGHTSPLAN NO 65MJ01153 LOT 35 BLK 274 REGAL HTSPLAN 65MJ01153

484727850

1270 GRACE ST

$1,405.74

LOT 5 BLK 252 PLAN EX894 (PALLISER HTS)

484727900

1266 GRACE ST

$2,306.68

LOT 4

484805900

1620 GENERAL CRES

$3,157.37

LOT 11 BLK 4 PLAN 76MJ09924 (VICTORIA HTS)

484812800

1030 JAMES ST

$2,962.21

LOT 20

484814950

948 HENRY ST

$1,729.98

485001400

1241 5TH AVE NW

$1,266.61

LOT HTS)72 BLK 43 PLAN 101156015 EXT 25; LOT 57-58 BLK 43 PLAN AD2083 (VICTORIA LOT 11-12; 17 BLK 9 LYNBROOK HTS PLAN N4537; 101116213

494707300

1655 PASCOE CRES

$2,819.84

LOT 23

494711250

1009 CORMAN CRES

$1,538.76

LOT 4

494714503

103B 1350 GORDON RD

$1,352.08

UNIT #3 164/10000 SH COMM PROP, PLAN 101919832

494714506

106B 1350 GORDON RD

$1,340.37

UNIT # 6 164/10000 SH COMM PROP, PLN 101919832

494714514

206B 1350 GORDON RD

$1,384.57

UNIT #14 164/10000 SH COMM PROP, PLN 101919832

494714534

106D 1350 GORDON RD

$1,352.08

UNIT #34 164/10000 SH COMM PROP, PLN 101919832

505209050

769 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,384.04

LOT 9

494714539

103D 1350 GORDON RD

$1,338.50

UNIT #39 164/10000 SH COMM PROP, PLN 101919832

505210500

438 STADACONA ST E

$1,985.06

LOT 16

BLK 49 BLK 49

BLK 252

PALLISER HTS

BLK 41

PLAN EX894

VICTORIA HTSPLAN 60MJ01891

BLK 288

CARIBOU HTSPLAN 74MJ12299

BLK 289

CARIBOU HTSPLAN 74MJ12299

BLK 59

BLK 52

PLAN 101059848; 101059859 PLAN 101059624; 101059635

PLAN OLD 96

PLAN OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96

494716250

959 HAWTHORNE CRES

$4,025.04

LOT 15

BLK 294

CARIBOU HTSPLAN 74MJ12299

505210700

468 STADACONA ST E

$2,433.56

LOT 12

494717950

979 HOLDSWORTH CRES

$1,074.80

LOT 18

BLK 295

CARIBOU HTSPLAN 74MJ12299

505211850

844 STADACONA ST E

$1,426.86

LOT 18

494718000

975 HOLDSWORTH CRES

$2,211.21

LOT 17

BLK 295

CARIBOU HTSPLAN 74MJ12299

505213000

705 STADACONA ST E

$1,834.48

LOT 1

494721150

1032 HOPKINS CRES

$2,133.27

LOT 47

BLK 256

PALLISER HTSPLAN EX894

505216750

810 OMINICA ST E

$2,075.63

LOT 26 BLK 54 PLAN OLD96 EXT 51; LOT 29 BLK 54 PLAN 101138789 EXT 52 (OLD96)

494725600

1310 MONTGOMERY ST

$2,544.61

LOT B

BLK 259

PALLISER HTSPLAN 61MJ04031

505219400

511 OMINICA ST E

$1,347.39

LOT 2

494725700

830 13TH AVE NW

$2,403.55

LOT 59

BLK 35

ROSEDALE

505221550

702 FAIRFORD ST E

$2,349.82

LOT 20

BLK 85

PLAN OLD 96

494808900

1230 BROWN ST

$2,098.80

LOT 35 BLK 262 PLAN EX894 (PALLISER HTS)

505222550

836 FAIRFORD ST E

$1,001.26

LOT 19

BLK 86

PLAN OLD 96

494816850

914 CARIBOU ST W

505223800

721 FAIRFORD ST E

$1,912.63

LOT 3

BLK 116

505225850

115 CORONATION DR

$31,749.85

505301850

1215 ATHABASCA ST E

$7,148.62

LOT 10 BLK 26 PLAN 80MJ14652 (CRESCENT VIEW)

505302700

1005 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,158.36

LOT 37; 38

BLK 7

CRES VIEW

PLAN D3174

505303100

925 ATHABASCA ST E

$1,735.80

LOT 13-14

BLK 4

CRES VIEW

PLAN D3174

505304750

1042 STADACONA ST E

$1,074.10

LOT 30-31

BLK 3

CRES VIEW

PLAN D3174

505305450

1127 OMINICA ST E

$2,506.89

LOT 4

505305500

1121 OMINICA ST E

$17,619.70

505305650

1102 OMINICA ST E

$5,365.88

LOT 11

BLK 24

505306700

1005 STADACONA ST E

$1,970.92

LOT 3-4

BLK 6

505308600

1022 OMINICA ST E

$797.92

LOT 38

505309250 505309350

1027 OMINICA ST E 1021 OMINICA ST E

$431.14 $911.94

LOT 14 BLK 7 CRESCENT VIEW PLAN D3174 LOT E 12 1/2' OF 10; 11 BLK 7 PLAN D3174 (CRESCENT VIEW)

505310500

918 FAIRFORD ST E

$3,248.13

LOT 41-42 BLK 8 CRESCENT VIEWPLAN D3174

505310900

1004 FAIRFORD ST E

$1,513.99

LOT 49-50

PLAN 99MJ01400

494816950

915 MONTGOMERY ST

$1,232.58

LOT 38-42; 38A AS AMENDED BY MTO93MJ03816 BLK 27 CITY VIEW PLAN H5292(3 TITLES) LOT 25;26 BLK 27CITY VIEW PLAN H5292 EXT 24 & 0

494824850

949 CARLETON ST

$2,296.31

LOT

494825050

965 CARLETON ST

$654.37

494835900

910 FRANCIS ST

$1,752.74

LOT 1-3 BLK 16 CITY VIEW PLAN H5292 LOT 38 39 BLK 4 PLAN H5292 (CITYVIEW)

494900350

1120 ALGOMA AVE

$2,403.55

LOT 45 BLK 25 PLAN 101102825 EXT 33 (CPR)

494900450

1124 ALGOMA AVE

$1,773.61

LOT 43 BLK 25 PLAN 101102779 EXT 24; LOT 8 BLK 25 PLAN K2802 EXT 25 (CPR)

494900950

561 SASKATCHEWAN ST W

$1,487.52

LOT 26

494909250

1024 ELGIN AVE

$1,380.67

LOT 14-16 BLK 18 CPR PLAN 101126179 (CPR)

494909350

846 OXFORD ST W

$1,025.23

494922150

882 6TH AVE NW

$1,064.29

LOT 29 BLK 18 PLAN 101126214 EXT 90; LOT 30 BLK 18 PLAN 101126214 EXT 91; LOT 31 BLK 18 PLAN 101126214 EXT 92 (CPR) LOT 5 BLK 6 PLAN K2802 (CPR)

494922700

809 6TH AVE NW

$1,941.07

LOT F BLK 7 PLAN 88MJ00107 (CPR)

494924150 494924200

1096 ALGOMA AVE 1090 ALGOMA AVE

$1,949.29 $1,639.61

494924350

1068 ALGOMA AVE

$1,467.33

LOT 2 BLK 12 CPR PLAN K2802 LOT 33 BLK 12 PLAN 101103062 EXT 203; LOT 34 BLK 12 PLAN 101103107 EXT 204 (CPR) LOT 5 BLK 12 CPR PLAN K2802

494924600

1036 ALGOMA AVE

$1,583.45

LOT 9 BLK 12 PLAN K2802 EXT 212 (CPR)

494925550

812 ALGOMA AVE

$1,507.56

LOT C BLK 7 CPRPLAN 88MJ00107

494925900

831 ALGOMA AVE

$1,370.83

495000150

1143 5TH AVE NW

495002450

$21,107.29

9

BLK 16

CITY VIEWPLAN H5292; LOT 72 BLK 16 PLAN 101121220

BLK 25

CPR

PLAN K2802

505311900

$438.53

PLAN OLD 96

BLK 53 BLK 55 BLK 83

PLAN OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96

PLAN OLD 96 EXT 36

LOTS 43-71;71A; 72-80 BLK 138 PLAN N.4354 LOT 63 AM MTO 64MJ12209

BLK 25

CRESCENT VIEWPLAN 67MJ13991

LOT 3 BLK 25 PLAN 67MJ13991

BLK 6

CRESCENT VIEWPLAN 67MJ13991 CRESCENT VIEWPLAN D3174 CRESCENT VIEW

BLK 7

PLAN D3174

CRESCENT VIEWPLAN D3174

BLOCK B CRESCENT VIEW PLAN 77MJ06016.138 AC+- PT NW 1/4 34-16-26-W2ND

505311950

15 11TH AVE NE

$5,995.28

PARCEL E CRESCENT VIEW PLAN 81MJ08261.331 AC+- PT NW 1/4 34-16-26-W2ND

505312000

25 11TH AVE NE

$1,387.69

PARCEL D PLAN 81MJ08261 (CRESCENT VIEW)

505313000

1375 MANITOBA EXPWY

$5,862.71

BLK G PLAN 94MJ10208 (CRESCENT VIEW)

505400150

1605 CARIBOU ST E

LOT 16 BLK 8 PLAN K2802 (CPR)

514702200

1531 CREE CRES

$3,114.55

LOT 8 BLK 93 PLAN 75MJ16450 (PACIFIC PARK)

$2,055.58

LOT 3 BLK 27 CPR PLAN K2802

514703650

1438 SIOUX CRES

$2,272.81

LOT 6 BLK 92 PLAN 75MJ16450 (PACIFIC PARK)

822 4TH AVE NW

$3,178.50

LOT 16A BLK 5 PLAN 102005839 (HIGH PARK)

514707750

1244 COTEAU ST W

$3,067.66

495007000

1040 HENLEAZE AVE

$1,936.97

LOT N. 2/3 OF 7

495010850

928 3RD AVE NW

$1,131.32

LOT 21-22

514707950

1228 COTEAU ST W

$1,885.74

LOT 46 BLK 55 PLAN P3999; LOT 47 BLK 55 PLAN P3999 EXT 6; LOT 48 BLK 55 PLAN P3999; LOT 50 BLK 55 PLAN 101114435 EXT 7 (WESTMORE) LOT 37-38;51 BLK 55 PLAN P3999;101114479 (WESTMORE)

495013200

1101 3RD AVE NW

$1,131.48

LOT 10

514803500

948 LILLOOET ST W

$1,667.42

LOT 43-44 BLK 46 PLAN L682 (PRAIRIE HTS)

495016650

1057 GRAFTON AVE

$1,333.87

514803650

940 LILLOOET ST W

$1,181.86

LOT 40

514810400

1013 IROQUOIS ST W

$1,312.57

LOT 20 BLK 53 PLAN L2799 (PRAIRIE HTS)

495019900

1130 2ND AVE NW

$3,117.56

LOT 24 BLK 15 PLAN 101110880 EXT 52; LOT 25 BLK 15 PLAN 101110879 EXT 53 (PARKSIDE) LOT 2 BLK 5 ROSEMONT PLAN K.4594

514810500

1017 IROQUOIS ST W

$2,005.28

LOT 53 BLK 53 PLAN 101139229 EXT 19; LOT 18 BLK 53 PLAN L2799 (PRAIRIE HTS)

495021000

1127 2ND AVE NW

$1,721.72

LOT 16 BLK 4 PLAN K4594 (ROSEMONT)

514811950

1161 IROQUOIS ST W

$1,021.97

LOT 1 BLK 54 PLAN L2799 (PRAIRIE HTS)

495023700

1151 REDLAND AVE

$2,570.97

LOT 13

BLK 16

ROSEMONT

495024350

1083 REDLAND AVE

$2,912.89

LOT 23

BLK 13

PARKSIDE

514812050

1160 COTEAU ST W

$1,603.19

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495024950

114 OXFORD ST W

$2,030.17

LOT 11, BLK 13, PLAN N3925 EXT 11

514812850

1102 COTEAU ST W

$1,209.90

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495025000

110 OXFORD ST W

$1,977.50

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514813900

1002 COTEAU ST W

$1,382.35

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514814600

924 COTEAU ST W

$798.72

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495027850

1019 1ST AVE NW

$4,069.54

LOT 15;24

514904950

414 4TH AVE SW

$976.26

495104550

1005 ALDER AVE

$1,300.91

LOT 2

495105450

1125 ALDER AVE

LOT 17 BLK 2 PLAN S1896 EXT 0

(HILLCREST)

514905300

468 IROQUOIS ST W

$1,548.65

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495109750

1162 CHESNUT AVE

$1,823.56

LOT 38-39

PLAN S1896

514905750

422 IROQUOIS ST W

$1,387.45

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495112050

1063 CHESNUT AVE

$3,022.38

LOT 26

514907400

840 COTEAU ST W

$2,344.36

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514908250

710 COTEAU ST W

$1,627.65

LOT 24 BLK 2 PLAN CX728

495115250

1037 2ND AVE NE

$1,494.29

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515002500

119 HOME ST W

495118300

1122 3RD AVE NE

$3,339.65

LOT 28-29 BLK 5 PLAN S1896 (HILLCREST)

515004300

352 LILLOOET ST W

$3,521.69

LOT 17-18

495124750

891 WILLOW AVE

$1,605.37

LOT 4

BLK 9 PLAN S1896; LOT 5 BLK 9 PLAN S1896 EXT 7 (HILLCREST)

515005800

58 LILLOOET ST W

$1,451.76

LOT 18

495125700

1089 WILLOW AVE

$887.00

LOT 4

BLK 8

515005900

44 LILLOOET ST W

$803.16

495125800

1097 WILLOW AVE

$374.92

LOT 2; 53 BLK 8

515006000

34 LILLOOET ST W

$1,231.40

495126050

1129 WILLOW AVE

$2,541.81

LOT 16-17 BLK 7 PLAN S1896 (HILLCREST)

515006800

115 LILLOOET ST W

495127350

1252 4TH AVE NE

$1,582.50

LOT 34-35 BLK 14 PLAN S1896 (HILLCREST)

515009300

220 IROQUOIS ST W 58 COTEAU ST W

495129350

878 4TH AVE NE

$1,150.02

LOT 45;56BLK 9

515014250 515101175

495131750

1163 4TH AVE NE

$1,804.47

LOT 7-8

515101750

65 MAPLE ST E

$578.32

495131900

1189 4TH AVE NE

$1,908.87

LOT 1 - 2

515102950

153 HOME ST E

$1,353.01

LOT 7

495208300

1039 7TH AVE NE

$2,076.26

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515103400

53 HOME ST E

$1,006.54

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495208800

530 CARIBOU ST E

$17,541.50

515103900

32 LILLOOET ST E

$1,227.93

LOT 7

BLK 174

495211650

858 7TH AVE NE

$1,263.90

515105950

411 MAIN ST S

$1,618.08

LOT 2

BLK 193

495212450

880 GREY AVE

$1,087.77

515107050

160 IROQUOIS ST E

$1,371.82

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515107300

161 IROQUOIS ST E

$1,955.88

LOT 8

495212800

828 GREY AVE

$541.03

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524600845

18 WELLINGTON PL

$3,736.22

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495213400

859 GREY AVE

$571.15

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524607100

950 16TH AVE SW

$4,327.80

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504801350

1105 CARIBOU ST W

$1,915.44

LOT 63

524608008

29 EVERTON CR

$4,681.41

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504807250

1125 HOCHELAGA ST W

$2,416.71

LOT C

524608066

149 EVERTON CR

$4,213.92

LOT 49 BLK 8 PLAN 78MJ08458

504808800

919 HOCHELAGA ST W

$1,614.12

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524710800

1333 GRANDVIEW ST W

$2,527.68

LOT 8-9 BLK 11 PLAN G1868 (WESTMOUNT)

504810350

1042 ATHABASCA ST W

$1,541.10

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524711700

1207 GRANDVIEW ST W

$3,485.27

LOT 21-22

BLK 12

WESTMOUNTPLAN G.1868

504812450

1215 ATHABASCA ST W

$3,249.85

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524712250

1302 VAUGHAN ST

$1,365.99

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BLK 11

WESTMOUNTPLAN G.1868

504814200

1013 ATHABASCA ST W

$3,884.84

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524731550

1514 SPADINA ST

$2,686.66

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504817450

1054 STADACONA ST W

$1,701.93

BLK 44 BLK 10 PLAN L2799; LOT 45 BLK 10 PLAN L2799 EXT 37 (PRAIRIE HTS)

524803700

951 GRANDVIEW ST W

$3,503.92

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504823200

938 OMINICA ST W

$1,418.82

LOT 40

EXC. E. 12'; 41

504823400

950 OMINICA ST W

$1,337.39

LOT 45

BLK 12

PRAIRIE HTS

PLAN L.2799

524804550

960 VAUGHAN ST

504823500

956 OMINICA ST W

$7,101.97

LOT 47

BLK 12

PRAIRIE HTS

PLAN L.2799

524815750

1245 12TH AVE SW

$6,441.61

PARCEL F

CURRIE HTS

PLAN 76MJ11446

504824650

380 9TH AVE NW

$3,891.59

LOT 19-25;44

524815850

1150 O'BYRNE ST

$4,204.47

PARCEL G

CURRIE HTS

PLAN 76MJ11446

524823000

1010 HASTINGS ST

$1,290.94

LOT 35-36

BLK 3

GRANDVIEW

PLAN S1138

504825000

$879.53

$756.53

BLK 18

PARKSIDEPLAN N3925

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BLK 6

ROSEMONT

BLK 12

BLK 24

PLAN K.4594

PLAN K.4594 PLAN N3925

PLAN 101165565

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HIGH PARK PLAN C4006

BLK 3

BLK 25

HILLCREST

HIGH PARK PLAN C4006

HILLCREST

PLAN S1896

HILLCRESTPLAN S1896; 101101048

HILLCRESTPLAN S1896;101111757 EXT 70

BLK 12

HILLCREST

BLK 12

PLAN S1896

HILLCRESTPLAN S1896

LOT 19-26 BLK 18 PLAN S1896 LOT 40-41 44-46

BLK 20

HILLCREST

BLK 21HILLCREST BLK 22 BLK 1 BLK 8

PLAN S1896

PLAN S1896

HILLCRESTPLAN S1896

PRAIRIE HTS

PLAN 99MJ01400

PRAIRIE HTSPLAN 71MJ08971 BLK 4PRAIRIE HTS

PLAN L.2799

BLK 12PRAIRIE HTS

BLK 13

PLAN L.2799

PRAIRIE HTS PLAN L2799

LOT 37 BLK 13 PLAN L2799 EXT 0

(PRAIRIE HTS)

$28,496.80

$773.55

BLK C PLAN 68MJ04058 (CRESCENT HTS)

LOT 8

BLK 46

PRAIRIE HTS

BLK 176

PLAN L.682

PLAN OLD 96

BLK 178

BLK 175

PLAN OLD 96

PLAN OLD 96

LOT 26 BLK 175 PLAN 101133997 LOT 15 BLK 175 PLAN OLD96

$8.64 $1,305.38 $940.43 $116.25

$899.11

LOT 13

BLK 190

PLAN OLD 96

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PLAN OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96

BLK 199

PLAN OLD 96

BLK 8

CURRIE HTSPLAN CX206

LOT 4 ;33 BLK 1 PLAN S1138; 101128430 EXT 0 & 3 (GRANDVIEW)

504826350

955 HIGH ST W

$6,607.97

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524823150

1024 HASTINGS ST

$1,987.84

LOT 41-42

BLK 3

GRANDVIEW

PLAN S1138

504903300

724 6TH AVE NW

$2,080.95

LOT D BLK 3 PLAN M3716 (OLD 96)

524823450

1048 HASTINGS ST

$872.85

LOT 53-54

BLK 3

GRANDVIEW

PLAN S1138

504903950

704 5TH AVE NW

$1,996.33

LOT 8-10 BLK 4 PLAN OLD96

524823550

1054 HASTINGS ST

$1,693.49

LOT 57-58 BLK 3 PLAN S1138 (GRANDVIEW)

504906300

670 ATHABASCA ST W

$1,451.41

LOT 24

504907200

512 ATHABASCA ST W

$1,735.80

LOT 12 BLK 33 PLAN OLD96

524825350

916 HASTINGS ST

$1,311.40

LOT 38-39

BLK 4

GRANDVIEW

PLAN S1138

504911000

646 STADACONA ST W

$2,746.51

LOT 16

524828000

925 WARNER ST

$1,970.86

LOT 20-21

BLK 8

GRANDVIEW

PLAN S1138

504911450

560 STADACONA ST W

$1,531.25

LOT 18 BLK 40 PLAN OLD96

524911150

737 GRANDVIEW ST W

$2,291.47

LOT 6 BLK 229 PLAN EX222 (RIVERVIEW)

504911700

522 STADACONA ST W

$14,050.14

524912150

467 GRANDVIEW ST W

$957.73

504911850

511 STADACONA ST W

$3,356.61

LOT 10

524912350

445 GRANDVIEW ST W

$1,902.02

LOT 11-12 BLK 232 PLAN S128 (TAPLEY)

504913200

420 MOOSE SQUARE

$1,993.50

LOT 14 BLOCK 67 PLAN 00MJ02720

524916500

776 KEITH ST

$1,698.79

LOT 37-38

504915300

834 OMINICA ST W

LOT 22

524917950

828 VALLEYVIEW DR

$1,535.99

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504918300

634 FAIRFORD ST W

$9,103.34

LOT 24-30 BLK 72 PLAN OLD 96

524919800

1385 7TH AVE SW

$3,272.29

BLK G; PLAN 101113568 EXT 62

504921000

809 HIGH ST W

$7,854.61

LOT 21-24 BLK 102 PLAN OLD 96

505000700

344 HOCHELAGA ST W

$2,692.29

LOT 5 BLK 6 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96)

525001050

253 COTEAU ST W

$1,527.93

LOT 5 BLK G PLAN H3491 EXT 13; LOT 72 BLK G PLAN 101119250 EXT 14 (ELSOM)

505001550

214 HOCHELAGA ST W

$1,525.14

LOT 9 BLK 7 PLAN OLD96

505006300

212 ATHABASCA ST W

$1,064.31

LOT 23

525003000 525003100

276 DUFFIELD ST W 637 TAPLEY ST

$878.45 $2,369.83

LOT 6 LOT 4

505007050

66 ATHABASCA ST W

$2,165.60

LOT 17 BLK 28 PLAN OLD96 (OLD 96)

525004550

317 DUFFIELD ST W

505009600 505009750

468 STADACONA ST W 450 STADACONA ST W

$1,095.34 $1,273.08

LOT 33 LOT 30

BLK 41 BLK 41

PLAN 99MJ08500 PLAN 99MJ08500

525009950

271 GRANDVIEW ST W

$1,239.95

BLK 5

525100100

609 MAIN ST S

$1,121.96

LOT 12 BLK A PLAN G1209 (ELSOM)

505011600

30 STADACONA ST W

$16,992.20

LOT 24

BLK 45

PLAN 99MJ13770

$898.63

BLK 34 BLK 39

PLAN 101115964 PLAN OLD 96

LOT 13 BLK 40 PLAN OLD96 (OLD96) BLK 66 BLK 69

BLK 30

OLD 96 PLAN OLD 96

PLAN 99MJ08500

535001000

$837.65

$1,125.43

Dated at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on this the 8th day of May, 2018.

LOT 3-4 BLK 232 PLAN O4753 (RIVERVIEW) BLK 244

MACDONALD MACDONALD

RIVERVIEWPLAN O4753

PLAN I5374 PLAN I5374

BLK 118 PLAN 101894755 SLATER

PLAN N3102

PCL A PLAN CX1021 EXT 2

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Provincial Parks ready for Camping Enthusiasts

MLAs Column

Warren Michelson Moose Jaw North

Warren Michelson, MLA

Some of my fondest summertime memories are of camping with my family. We learnt to appreciate the beauty of our Provincial Parks, and the enthusiasm of those who spend a good part of their summer in the great outdoors. Provincial Parks open for regular nightly camping on Thursday, May 17, ready for the May long weekend campers.

Saskatchewan’s provincial park system was created in 1931 with the establishment of six provincial parks. It has now grown to include 35 provincial parks and 127 recreation sites. Our provincial parks have a great diversity, with something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a place to gather and socialize, or for quiet natural beauty, there is a park to suit your liking.

Our provincial parks are just as attractive for day trips as for camping. Our closest park, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, offers a balanced blend of nature and recreational opportunities. Because the area was once used by First Nations to corral bison, watching the captive herd of bison among the scenic rolling hills is a unique experience. The park offers excellent hiking and biking trails, fishing, swimming, bird-watching, canoeing and kayaking opportunities. At $65 for a vehicle transferable annual permit that allows entry into all of the Provincial Parks, or $10 for a daily permit, provincial parks are great value for your money. For seniors and new Canadian citizens, entry is free.

As part of the Government’s commitment to improve and upgrade our provincial parks, capital investment in Saskatchewan Parks will total $9.5

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The South West District works with communities, organizations, volunteers, and leaders to help grow culture, recreation, and sport in southwest Saskatchewan. We develop/run training programs (think Grant Writing and Coaching) and hold networking meetings (such as Community Cultural Development and Rural Recreation Development). We meet with community leaders (for example, recreation boards, administrators, and museum networks) to help navigate the world of culture, recreation, and sport. Our goal is to help our communities grow and succeed.

Offices can be located anywhere within District Boundaries, (no home offices, SWDCRS will rent office space in your community).

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million in 2018-19. The Government of Saskatchewan has invested almost $99 million in capital expenditures in provincial parks since 2008-09; new campgrounds and recreational facilities have been developed, water and wastewater systems have been upgraded and expanded and almost 1,900 campsites have been electrified, a portion of which are full-service sites with water, sewer and electrical connections.

New programs and services continue to be added.

The recently introduced “Learn to Fish” program has been popular. A beach wheelchair program launched in 2017 was so popular it was quickly expanded. These chairs with buoyant tires allow park visitors with mobility challenges to enjoy the beach. To reserve a beach wheelchair, free of charge, visitors simply need to call the park they intend to visit approximately one week in advance of their visit.

Boaters should be aware that Aquatic Invasive Species prevention programs will be in place throughout the province. Invasive mussels and other aquatic invasive species can be impossible to eliminate if they become established in a water body and can cost millions of dollars to manage. Prevention efforts have been successful to date, and no invasive mussels have been found within Saskatchewan.

It is now mandatory for individuals transporting boats on all public roadways to remove drainage plugs prior to transport and to stop at inspection stations.

Congratulations to the Moose Jaw Health Foundation, CHAB, the volunteers and all those who contributed in any way to the Family First Radiothon.

The $209,856 raised for equipment for the hospital far exceeded the goal of $125,000. Thank you to everyone for your efforts.

To the camping and outdoor enthusiasts, please stay safe, and have an enjoyable camping season.

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Greg Lawrence, MLA Moose Jaw Wakamow

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Art Guild show opens at Moose Jaw Cultural Centre

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Folks looking to check out the quality art being produced by local painters and artisans can do just that until the end of June at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre.

Close to 30 pieces are on display as part of a unique exhibition by the Moose Jaw Arts Guild, offering a chance for local artists to showcase their wares in public, some for the first time.

“We’re really proud of these people, a lot of them are selftaught but they still do some amazing work,” said Karen Walpole of KJ Walpole Artworks and president of Guild.

Paintings featuring a wide variety of subjects and styles can be found, and even a clay mask of the one and only Donald Trump.

It’s all part of an ongoing labour of love for the local organization, and an opportunity to show off the kind of work members of the local guild can produce through their ongoing support of one another.

“We meet once a month and right now we’ve been working on programs about what the artist needs... we all do so many different things so we’re starting to share our information instead of just being individual artists,” Walpole said. “It really helps us become better artists by having these meetings because there are always new ideas and ways to come up with and do things.”

Further to that end, members of the group meet Friday afternoons at the Moose Jaw Legion to work on their pieces and receive valuable critique.

“It’s hard sometimes working on art at home by yourself because you don’t have an extra pair of eyes. So someone can look at what you do and offer some tips or say ‘why did you do that, what were you thinking’,” Walpole said with a laugh.

Around 50 patrons passed through the exhibit during the opening and it’s expected many more will check out the offerings in the near future.

“It’s going to be up until the end of June; it has been great that they have given us this much space and a two-month spot,” Walpole said.

For more information on the Guild, feel free to send any questions to walpolekj@gmail.com.

Heidi Bengry of HB Fine Art works on a painting during the opening of the Moose Jaw Art Guild show at the Cultural Centre.

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Backyard Living Get Your Party On and Plan to Have Fun in the Backyard Joan Ritchie

OK, so you want to host a party in your backyard and don’t know where to start. Planning makes plans perfect so get yourself a pen and paper and jot down a few items that may need consideration: • How many guests would you like to invite?

Make a list and check it twice.

• Set a Date • Now it’s time to make up the invitations.

Information to include: Date and Time (i.e.

4pm-9pm); Address; If you are BBQing, specify grilling time (i.e. 6pm-7pm); Casual Attire or Theme (Hawaiian/Mexican or other); Weather permitting/Rain or Shine? Is it just for adults or are children welcome?

• Invite your Guests: Is it via Written Invite/

Email/Text or Phone Call? Don’t forget to specify RSVP by a certain date so you know how many guests will be coming.

• Do you have enough seating to accommodate all guests? Other options: Rent chairs; Picnic on the grass with blankets.

• Is your yard visitor-friendly? Do you have enough lighting so that guests aren’t kept in the dark? Make sure that all extension cords are secured or out of the way. Keep cranky pets out of sight so no unfortunate accidents happen; i.e. instead of biting into your burger that the dog wants, the dog takes a bite out of you.

• Keep mosquitos away! No one wants to eat outdoors at the same time as being eaten alive by those pesky buzzers.

• Ambience: Do you have a plan to make the evening décor special? A little goes a long way!

• Music: Good music makes an evening great, so make sure you have a playlist that will set the tone. If it’s a theme night, ethnic music will get your guests in the mood. Remember to keep the music at a decent level so that your party won’t disrupt the neighbourhood.

Guests like to visit, too.

• What’s for Dinner? Make the menu easy so that you, the host, can enjoy the party, too.

Do whatever prep work needs to be done in advance so you are ready to get your party-on when guests arrive. Don’t forget the plates and cutlery – plastic or otherwise. You can also rent dishes, etc. if you prefer to use real ones.

• Thirsty? What are you offering? If there is alcohol, make sure that you have a non-alcoholic beverage for those that abstain.

• If kids are coming, make sure that you have something for them to do. It’s no fun wineing, while the kids are whining to go home.

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During July and August, the Farmer’s Markets is also available on Wednesdays from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the same location.

Pop-up markets occasionally are held throughout the winter months indoors at the Timothy Eaton Gardens Centre. Market contributors are local and some even travel from over 200 kilometers away to share their wares, as well as many out-of-town people travelling to Moose Jaw to enjoy the refreshing blend of community and flora each of the markets offers in the Friendly City.

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Scouts’ Good Turn Week Good Turn Week is an event that scouts celebrate April 29th to May 7th. Good turns are the nice little things a person does without being told. One thing the group did was fix a park into something the whole community could use. This year Environmental Project (EPRA - Electronics Recycling) / Tree planting is stepped up to the challenge.

The project received 1800 trees will be planted in the community owned multipurpose park located on Manitoba Street between 16th Ave NW & 12 Ave SW. Colorado Spruce :600/Green Ash:600/ Hybrid Poplar:100/Scots Pine: 400/ Siberian Crab:100 Members of Moose Jaw Kinsmen scouts group and Slo-Pitch League donated their time and plant material to

plant the tree seed on Sunday May 6.

It was a gorgeous day, and Moose Jaw Scouts managed to plant 350 trees in 4 baseball fields.

The scouts strive very hard to perform their daily good turn and continue to provide community services.Good turns impact the community too.

For the past few years the group has gone to Wakamow to pick up garbage.

They enjoy doing this because they do something good for the environment and spend time with friends. It’s a good way to get fresh air and appreciate the environment around us. It makes the space cleaner and more enjoyable. It made everyone feel good and always want to go back. They were not asked to be recognized but just wanted to do something nice for someone else.

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Multicultural Council Daycare hosts family Tea Party Sasha-Gay Lobban

The Moose Jaw Multicultural Council Daycare (MJMC) hosted a Tea Party on Thursday, May 10 where the children enrolled at the daycare got an opportunity to perform in front of a full room of families and friends. The family event saw the tiny tots singing various songs to their parents, with a special tribute to their mothers as a prelude to Mother’s Day. The children also dressed up as some of their favourite cartoon characters, much to the amusement of their families who were happy to see their little ones perform.

The tea party is an annual event held this time of the year, where the MJMC invites parents and other members of the community to a special time of socializing where they get to see some of the activities their children engage in on a daily basis. In addition to performances by the toddlers, parents also got a chance to see videos and pictures of some of the activities that the Daycare offers to their children.

Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, the Honourable W. Thomas Molloy presents the Professional Leadership in Literacy Award to Michele Smith.

Michele Smith, an instructor in the Literacy and Adult Education Department at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Moose Jaw Campus, recently was awarded the Professional Leadership in Literacy Award on behalf of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network at Government House in Regina. This award is given for personal and professional dedication to literacy and learning.

“Our Tea Party is something we do each year as a way to bring not only parents and children together for a fun activity, but also members of the wider community. The kids are always very excited to show-off some of what they’ve learned and we are happy to showcase what we do to the wider community,” says teacher Ledis Blaco at the MJMC Daycare. “We also use this opportunity to celebrate Mother’s Day where the children get to sing to their moms and give them special gifts,” she added.

The MJMC Daycare is located at 60 Athabasca St. E. To find out more and what they offer, visit http://mjmcinc.ca/services/daycare.

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Pee Wee Mustangs post 1-1 record in doubleheader Randy Palmer Moose Jaw Express

The way things have gone for the Moose Jaw Mustangs in the South Saskatchewan Lacrosse League Pee Wee division this spring, one had to start to wonder if it was going to be another one of ‘those’ seasons for the local squad.

Win after win after win, followed by a provincial title.

But after this weekend, the Mustangs now know they’re not invincible. It might have taken a weird quirk in the schedule to show that, but after posting a 1-1 record in a pair of games on Saturday at Mosaic Place, they know they can be beaten.

The Mustangs opened the day with a 9-2 win over the Swift Current Rampage 1 before falling 5-4 to the Two games in one day, with the second one against a fresh Cashton Seaborg fires a pass up court for the Pee Wee Mustangs. team.

The early game was more of the same as It was a different story in Game 2, as the the rest of the season for local squad: after Mustangs trailed the Rampage 2 3-2 after winning their first three games by a minithe first and 4-2 through two. Swift Curmum of five goals, the Mustangs came out rent added what would be a crucial insurand built a 4-2 lead in the first before exance marker early in the third, as Ebbett tending that edge to 6-2 through two and scored twice in the final four minutes to adding three more goals in the third. pull the Mustangs within one before the Colton Ebbett finished the game with three local squad ran out of time to complete the goals for Moose Jaw, while Josh Johnson comeback. and Mason Williams had a pair of markers Williams had their two first period goals. each. Donovan Harkness had a goal and an The success the team has had in the early assist; Dylan Bandet scored their opening going has been a product of their balanced goal. overall make-up – the Mustangs feature a squad with a host of returning veterans from last year’s provincial champions, as well as some players who haven’t played competitive lacrosse before this season.

The Mustangs were back in action May 14 when they hosted the Weyburn Thrashers, with scores unavailable from that contest.

Extra shots ... the Mustangs had three players crack the line-up for Team Saskatchewan this season: Colton Ebbett, Dylan Bandet and Mason Williams. The trio will suit up for their province at the Mustangs attacker Donovan Harkness Canadian Box Lacrosse Pee Wee nationals blasts a shot on goal against Swift Curbeginning Aug. 4 in Whitby, Ont. rent

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Novice Mustangs settle for tie with Swift Current

Randy Palmer Moose Jaw Express The early part of the season has seen plenty of positives for the Moose Jaw Mustangs 2 in the South Saskatchewan Lacrosse League Novice division.

So facing a tough opponent and a close game came at the perfect time for the local squad on Saturday afternoon.

The Swift Current Rampage scored twice in the final seven minutes of the game to salvage a 7-7 draw with the Mustangs 2 at Mosaic Place.

Moose Jaw improved to 3-0-1, the Rampage to 1-2-2. “It was an awesome game, I thought the kids played really, really well,� said Mustangs2 coach Joey Folk. “It was a really physical game and that played a part in it, plus it was Reagan Gebhart gets a shot off to score the on the bigger court and the kids ar- Mustangs’ seventh goal against the Rampage. en’t used to running on big, big rink like that. So all in all it was pretty good and I think we’ll be good to go in the future.�

The Mustangs 2 took a 3-2 lead out of the first period and led 6-5 through two, with Nash Williams scoring four goals and Kashton Smith adding a pair of markers. Reagan Gebhart then put the Mustangs 2 ahead 7-5 with 7:55 remaining in the game and it looked as if the local squad were on their way to another victory.

Not so fast – Swift Current’s Paxton Wallace scored with 6:49 remaining to get the Rampage within one and then tied the game with 3:10 remaining. The Rampage weren’t done there, as despite taking a late penalty they managed to take control in the Mustangs 2 end and got off a handful of shots that required goaltender Dax Kalanuk to come up with some major saves.

The Mustangs 2 have only two Novice lacrosse veterans among their ranks, meaning the majority of the team is in their first year in the division. That’s made for plenty of teaching both in practice and in game as the players pick up what they’re supposed to be doing.

It’s showed in their early-season record, which made the exceptionally closed game especially welcome.

Next action for the Mustangs 2 is May 26 when they travel to Estevan.

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Records fall during Invitational track and field meet Express Staff

Vanier’s Olivia Moyse clears the bar during the Senior girls high jump at Mini Meet #3. Moyse finished second behind Ecole Ducharme’s Joanna Lynne.

The Moose Jaw Invitational high school track and field meet has seen the competition hampered by cool conditions in past years, but the most recent iteration had no such difficulties – and results from the competition showed it.

With athletes taking to events in balmy weather that reached 26 C in the afternoon at Gutheridge Field, a host of records fell to the wayside throughout the day, led by a trio of athletes from Swift Current.

Junior boys competitor Scott Joseph set a pair of new marks, clearing 13.18 metres in the triple jump to go along with a new record of 6.33m in the long jump. A new Senior girls shot put mark of 10.51m was set by Kamryn Johnson and Brayden Mytopher broke the Senior boys 1,500m record, crossing the line in four min-

utes, 5.37 seconds.

Perhaps the least suprising record of the day came from Assiniboia’s Logan Fettes in the Senior boys triple jump. The three-time provincial medalist and defending provincial champion in the division, Fettes cleared 13.31m to set a new meet mark.

The boys Open Quadathlon also saw a Swift Current competitor set two records, with Brandon Lemay running 2:15.33 in the 800m and 11.43 in the 100m on his way to victory in the event.

The high school track and field campaign reaches the championship season this week as the Moose Jaw city championships are set for May 16 beginning at 8:30 a.m., followed by the South Central District meet on May 23. Both meets are at Gutheridge Field.

Prairie Dogs rolling through early season

Randy Palmer Moose Jaw Express The Moose Jaw Prairie Dogs are off to a Field against White Butte Blue, where the Little League and Miller Express standout good start this season.

Moose Jaw scored the maximum six runs Jon Cotter.

Through four games of their inaugural in each of the first two innings and went “Coming into the season we didn’t know campaign in the Baseball Regina Mosqui- on to a 14-0 win in cool and blustery con- what the ‘AA’ league would be like comto league, the local squad has yet to play ditions. pared to ‘AAA’ and being our first time a full game, and it’s not because of the “The boy are pitching good and hitting in this league we decided to go with the weather. well... at this point we’re kind of starting safer bet. It’s been good so far... our pitchNo, it’s the mercy rule – four games, all to expect it, but hopefully the boys keep ing has been the difference, the boys have ended after four innings because the Dogs getting better as the season goes on,� said just been throwing strikes and that’s a big were up by 10 runs or more. Case in point coach Dustin Caplette-Tarrant, who works thing in this league, if you can keep kids their most recent contest at Memorial with the team alongside fellow former from walking you can win pretty easily.�

The offence hasn’t been a problem, either, with the Prairie Dogs’ plate vision wreakPUBLIC NOTICE ing havoc on the opposition, as the scores Rural Municipality of Moose Jaw No. 161 would indicate.

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Moose Jaw Prairie Dogs pitcher Owen Csada delivers against White Butte Blue during Baseball Regina Mosquito league play recently. in the Baseball Regina Mosquito AAA tournament and will face the best-of-thebest in the age class from throughout Saskatchewan, Next league action for the Dogs is May 15 in Regina against the Paces, with their next home game May 24 at Memorial Field against the Lumsden Cubs.

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The Sunningdale team of Jayden Watterson and Brennan Watterson (middle) won the Moose Jaw elementary boys doubles championship recently, taking a hard-fought 22-20, 22-24, 2119 win over schoolmates Nathan Varjassy and Eron Mowchenko (right).

The William Grayson team of Dustin Legare and Dylan Reed (left) won bronze.

It was an all-Sunningdale School final in the Moose Jaw elementary girls badminton championship recently, and it proved to be plenty close, too boot.

The team of Brooklyn Roney and Makena Simmons (middle) took first place, taking a 17-21, 21-13, 21-15 win over Brooke Hammond and Avery Hewitt (right). The bronze medals were won

by Sarah Buhler and Malayna Gromlich of Cornerstone Christian School.

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Franks named to Sask. Sports Hall of Fame

Standout wheelchair racer and basketball player honoured after incredible career Randy Palmer Moose Jaw Express

If ever there was a Hall of Fame nomination that was all but guaranteed, this was it.

The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame announced recently multiple Paralympic Games gold medalist Lisa Franks will be one of their inductees for 2018, marking the culmination of one of the most storied wheelchair athletics careers in the province’s history.

“It’s a real honour, you never really expect something like this to happen but when it does you look back and you remember all the things you’ve done in your career, and it’s great to be acknowledged for that,” Franks said.

“Going back to Sydney I was all wide-eyed and freshfaced, then in Athens I was the veteran expected to win medals and then in Beijing with the wheelchair basketball team, those were all such great experiences and such great memories.”

The 2000 Paralympics in Sydney, Aus. marked the moment Franks burst onto the world stage as she won five medals in wheelchair racing, four of them gold. She followed with two more Games gold in 2004 in Athens.

Franks wasn’t done there, though. She returned to her first wheelchair sport, basketball, in time for the 2008 Beijing Games and became the first athlete from Saskatchewan to make the Canadian Wheelchair Basketball national team.

Canada would go on to finish fifth.

Franks was twice named the Sask. Sport Female Athlete of the Year in 2000 and 2004 and has even received an honourary doctorate from the University of Regina. Her

story of perseverance and success in the face of adversity has made Franks a popular public speaker, with many a stop on the sports banquet circuit over the years.

Franks has continued to play and coach basketball since the Games and most-recently was on the court for the Canadian Wheelchair Basketball national championships in Martensville. Saskatchewan went on to win the bronze medal at the event, the first-ever medal at nationals for the province.

“It’s kind of neat going from first playing wheelchair basketball in 1998 and just learning everything to now seeing all the young players coming in and where I’m a mentor teaching the game as much as anything else,” Franks said.

“It’s a lot of fun.”

Franks – who works as an engineer for the Stantec engineering firm out of Saskatoon – hopes to see the team continue to improve and progress.

“This was definitely the best team we’ve ever had and it’s great to win a medal,” she said. “We lost the semifinal by three points, too, so we were that close to playing for gold, and that just makes us want to work hard to take another shot at it next year.

“This teams come so far, we’ve gone from just trying to get the ball over half to winning medals at nationals and it’s great to be a part of that.”

The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony is slated for Sept. 29 at the Conexus Arts Centre.

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Dance Inspirations: Close to 600 dancers took to the stage in an amazing display of talent and skill Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express

A look at some of the action from the wide variety of group programs presented during the Dance Challenge on the final day of Dance Inspirations 2018.

More than 570 dancers from throughout western Canada converged on the A.E. Peacock stage last week for the 60th annual Dance Inspirations dance festival, and from all accounts the event couldn’t have been a bigger success.

From the level of talent displayed to the amount of money given in scholarships and awards, nearly every aspect of the event was sky high, something that was more than welcome for Moose Jaw Festival of Dance president Jennifer Nant.

“We’re all pretty much a brand new committee so we were learning as we go, but the week went along with only a couple of little hiccups and it turned out really well,” she said. “From what I heard, the adjudicators said it was some of the best dancing they’d seen in any competition they’d been at, so the calibre was pretty high and we were really happy to be able to give out as much scholarship money as we did this year, too.”

Close to $37,000 was awarded to the dancers through a wide variety of honours, with the vast majority of financial support coming from donors and sponsors.

“It’s what we kind of pride 18054WW0 ourselves on in our festi18053WW1 val, that we’re able to get donations for scholarships and stuff to give back to the kids for their education in dance,” Nant said. “This year was around one of the higher totals over the years, and we’re always around

$30,000.”

The Dance Challenge group dance event on Dance Inspirations’ final day is the highlight capper of the show, featuring performances by the best of the best from the week, followed by the honours and awards announced at it’s completion.

Moose Jaw teams were able to bring home their share of hardware from the Challenge, with teams from the Doris Sitter School of Dance taking the top two spots in the Senior Division as ‘Matrix Revolution’ and ‘Nothing’s Gonna Bring Me Down’ finished first and second respectively while ‘Paquita’ received an honourable mention.

The Junior division saw Dance Images by BJ take third place for ‘Timeless’.

Overall, the Doris Sitter School received a total of 39 honours throughout the week, while Dance Images by BJ picked up 12 scholarships and awards. The Sitter School of Dance out of Saskatoon was the most awarded school, with 58 honours.

It’s all the culmination of a long run of preparation for dancers, teachers and choreographers and tons of behind the scenes work by Inspirations organizers.

“We work on everything from September until the event happens in May,” Nant said. “We prep for it with monthly meeting and then come the week, it’s a bunch of gruelling 15-hour days to make sure things go on in the office and we get all the scholarships and all the marks and all the awards in quite swiftly so we’re on time on Sunday after the Dance Challenge.

“It’s a lot of work but it’s all worth it when we have a chance to see the kids perform.”

TRADING THOUGHTS

Opportunity — living close to pig, cattle farms will reduce risks of allergies It has long been understood that breathing fresh country air benefits health.

Past studies have concluded that farm life helps prevent allergies in children. A not fully understood link exists between living or having lived on a farm and one’s susceptibility to illness caused by E coli bacteria.

New research by a team at Utrecht University in the Netherlands makes the fresh air health benefits universal.

The survey of 2,500 adults between 20 and 72 years old, who lived in rural areas

by Ron Walter near farms, found nearly 30 per cent of the adults had allergies.

Of these, nearly 12 per cent were allergic to grass, nearly 12 per cent were allergic to house dust mites. Around five per cent were allergic to cats with four per cent allergic to dogs.

How close participants’ homes were to a livestock farm made a difference. People who lived within 1,000 feet of livestock were 27 per cent less likely to have allergies than those who lived farther away.

People living about 1,600 feet from a pig farm were 37 per cent less likely to have allergies than those who lived more than 1,900 feet away Living no more than 1,300 feet from a cattle farm was linked with a 32 per cent lower risk for allergies.

Being surrounded by nearby farms (within 1,600 feet) was also tied to a four per cent lower risk for allergies per farm. For those living near pigs, the risk dropped 14 per cent for each farm.

The study can’t prove cause and effect, but researchers noted the protective effect of living near a farm rose over time, especially when exposures had begun in childhood.

A prior study found elevated levels of components of (potentially protective) bacteria were prominent in the atmosphere around farms and downwind in areas close to farms.

These helpful bacteria may bolster the human microbiome – the collection of trillions of helpful germs living in our bodies. Conclusion: the less exposure to various microbiomes prevalent on livestock farms, the more likely are we to develop allergic diseases.

One U.S. expert said the study supports what’s known as the “hygiene hypothesis” theory holding that early exposure to immune-system allergy triggers – called antigens – actually helps prime the body against developing allergies. The theory is supported by facts: children growing up on farms develop less asthma and atopic diseases later in life.

This European study could have significant impact on planning for Saskatchewan’s population growth and future economic development.

Imagine a provincial promotion campaign targettting newcomers from across Canada and immigrants by describing the health benefits of life on the farm.

Such an advertising program could offset the negative perceptions drawn from our landlocked status, cold weather and our education system that sees Saskatchewan students ranked among the lowest in Canada for reading, math and science skills.

New acreages in farm country would re-populate rural Saskatchewan, broaden the tax base and create commercial opportunities.

Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net

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SOAR for Cystic Fibrosis a huge success Randy Palmer Moose Jaw Express

It isn’t often you see an airport hangar packed with tableclothed tables, servers with fine food and drink and a gala atmosphere suitable for some concert halls.

But that was the case with the SOAR for Cystic Fibrosis event at the Moose Jaw Municipal Airport on May 5, as over 100 patrons took part in the K+S Potash Canada-sponsored event to take in a night of entertainment and fellowship in a uniquely themed environment. “We’re so honoured to have the sponsors we have as part of this and to be able to bring an event of this level to city of Moose Jaw is something that’s important to us,� said SOAR organizer Kimberly Evans. “We want to be able to celebrate life and what we want people to be able to take away from tonight is that everybody has a story, everybody has circumstances and that you can choose what direction you take those things.�

The event’s genesis is actually a rather famous one – Cassidy’s Lemonade Stand, a cystic fibrosis fundraiser that went from a small kid’s enterprise in Saskatoon to a fundraising behemoth bringing in over $65,000 the last five years to combat the disease.

Brent Handy buckles up as he prepares for his SOAR show.

Cassidy Evans performs ‘Breathe’ alongside recording artist Tenille Arts.

Brent Handy performs a low-speed knife-edge pass in front of the crowd.

The ‘Cassidy’ in question is Cassidy Evans, Kimberly’s daughter. With the success of the Stand, Kimberly felt taking another leap forward seemed like a potential option, and as an event co-ordinator by profession, she was able to put her skillset to use. “So this was kind of the direction I intended once we had a chance,� Evans said. “We wanted to wait for the right time, obviously it’s a big undertaking to put on an event like this and it just felt like the time was right... So I put some feelers out there and K+S Potash Canada stepped up and came on board and we’re delighted to have this to come to life.�

The event opened with an aerobatics show by former Snowbird Brent Handy before moving indoors for performances by recording artist Tenille Arts – who sung a moving duet with Cassidy – as well as special menu that featured a host of interesting and unique food and and drink pairings for patrons to sample.

Kimberly Evans talks about the SOAR project alongside daughter Cassidy.

While SOAR was the first of its’ kind, Evans is hoping to see it continue as an annual event. “We had so many great sponsors this year and so much support,� she said. “I’m hoping people are talking about this and will be able to come next year.�

Local Airmen in the Dambuster Raid

By Richard Dowson, Moose Jaw

On the moonlit night of May 16/17, 1943, 75-yearsago, the Royal Air Force “Dambusters� attacked three German dams, the Eder, Mohne, and the Sorpe.

RAF 617 Squadron flew specially modified Lancaster Bombers on the raid. The objective was to ‘skip’ a cylindrical bomb against the dam face where it would sink, explode and the concussion would destroy the dam. The bomb, or Upkeep as it was called, was 6,000 pounds of explosives in a 5-foot-long, 4-foot diameter cylinder mounted under the Bomber. During the attack the bomb was spun backward and dropped at 100 feet.

Three Moose Jaw and District ‘kids’ were on the raid: Flying Officer Bobbie ‘Turk’ Urquhart, Navigator, 1034 Connaught Avenue; Flight Sergeant Ken Brown, Pilot, 106 Hochelaga Street East and Stefan Oancia, Bomb Aimer, from the RM of Stonehenge, Limerick, Saskatchewan.

Bobbie “Turk� Urquhart, D.F.C., was Squadron Leader H.E. Maudsly’s Navigator, part of the 7-man crew of Lancaster Bomber s/n ED-937, Code AJ-Z. Turk’s target was the Eder Dam. Urquhart had been flying as a Navigator for less than a year but had been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross of his excellent navigation skills that

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Pilot Ken W. Brown flew Lancaster Bomber s/n ED-918, Code AJ-K. His 7-man crew included farm boy Stephan Oancia as his Bomber Aimer. Their target was the Sorpe dam.

During a Canadian Press interview following the raid Ken Brown said, “When we attacked we could see that crown of the wall already crumbling and there was a tremendous amount of debris at the top. Our load sent up water and muck to a height of 1000 feet.

A spurt of water, silhouetted against the moon rose with tremendous speed and then fell back gently.�

For his part in the raid pilot Ken Brown was awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal.

The raid was a success – but not for Bobbie Urquhart. He’d been wounded once in a raid on Germany

Flt. Sgt. Ken Brown and King George VI (DND Photo)

but his luck ran out. He and the entire crew died when their Lancaster was shot down near Dusseldorf.

Ken Brown stayed in the RCAF after the war and retired to White Rock, B.C. Sergeant Oancia survived the war, studied Engineering at the University of Alberta and moved to Chicago where he died years later.

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For sale by owner. Furnished es available. Will Pick up a a Bungalow with a furnished location that suits you. Call or basement suite. Ideal for re- text 1-306-641-4447 tirees who wish to maintain Wanted tractors up to 50 their independence and avoid horsepower, running or not, the high cost of assisted living. and 3-point hitch equipment, and a small seed drill with

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Please call or text 1-306-6414447 Wanted, a Lever action 22 caliber rifle. Call or text 1-306641-4447 Wanted an older Truck with 4 Cylinder and Automatic transmission. Call or Text 306-6414447 Wanted John Deere Wheel weights to fit a 30” wheel. Call or text 1-306-641-4447 Wanted Guns, Hunting, Fishing Items and Newer Van Type Class B Motorhome Phone 306-642-3061 SERVICES Will fix & sell Lewis Cattle Oilers. Ph 972-9172 Will do general painting & contracting, etc. Interiors & exteriors. Free estimates. 30 years experience. Ph 972-9172 Yard Care Hauls to the dump, decluttering Services Call or text 306-631-4764 jjcaham@ sasktel.net Junk to the dump in and around Moose Jaw - $35 and up 306-681-8749 Free pickup of your unwanted garden tillers, snowblowers and lawn tractors in Moose Jaw. Call or text 306-641-4447 Has the shine left? Is wear and tear showing? Give your floors a face-lift. Call Brian at 306691-0791 for floor stripping and waxing service. Free estimates.

No need for rose-coloured glasses - just get rid of winter’s window grime. Book Brian by calling 306-691-0791.

Dog sitting offered in my home with preference to small breeds but will consider golden retrievers. Located north of Moose Jaw. Call 306-6302877.

HELP WANTED Seeking committed, evangelizing Christian business partner.

To open up and operate a second-hand/flea market store in Moose Jaw, SK. Male, female or family. Computer/internet knowledge helpful. 684-0506 COMMUNITY, EVENTS, MEETINGS & OCCASSIONS The children (Bonnie, Denny, Russ) of Elsie Langhorne (Stevenson), invite friends and family to celebrate her 100th birthday. May 26, 2018, 2-4pm Timothy Eatons Building, 510 Main St N, Moose Jaw Cards/ gifts kindly declined.

Garage and moving sale: Friday May 18th – noon to 6pm, Saturday May 19th noon to 6pm.

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PERSONAL CONNECTIONS I have lost my wife and would like to meet a lady to travel and possibly live with me in my suite in Moose Jaw. I am 5’ 6” tall and physically fit and love to travel. I can cook and look after my suite. A driver’s license and passport would be a good thing. Please leave a telephone # in Box 1

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Ogilvie’s Book for a Cook was published in 1907 and promised “a selection of recipes and other things adapted to the needs of the average housekeeper.”

Authors indicated some recipes were entirely new but all were thoroughly tested. “The recipes herein . . . have been tried, tested and proved. They are not offered as a general cook book nor as a guide to experts, but simply as a help to the average housekeeper in the hope that it will make easier her search after a variety of good things without calling too much upon her means.”

The production crew went one step further: “We will gladly furnish the services of an expert woman, as a correspondent, who will answer all questions and give any suggestions possible.”

This week’s recipes come from this 1907 treasure.

••• Crumpets 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup chopped raisins 1/2 cup butter 1 egg 1/2 tsp. soda 2 tbsps. sour milk 1 1/2 cups flour 1/2 small tsp. all kinds spice Mix sugar, butter and egg together; then the flour, raisins and spices. Add to the sugar mixture, with the soda dissolved in the sour milk. Make a rather stiff dough and drop with a teaspoon on a buttered tin. Bake in a hot oven. Serve with tea.

••• Queen of Puddings 4 cups bread crumbs 4 cups milk 4 egg yolks 1 tsp. butter 1 grated rind of one lemon 1 cup sugar Soak bread crumbs in milk until soft. Beat the eggs, sugar and salt together. Add to the bread and milk with the butter and lemon. Mix thoroughly and bake in a quick oven but do not let it get watery. After it is cooked., spread with jelly and frost with egg whites, juice of one lemon and 1/2 cup sugar mixed together and whipped until light.

••• Fried Spring Chicken 1 chicken 1/2 cup flour 1 cup lard pepper and salt Select a large plump spring chicken. Draw and cut into the natural joints. Put into ice water for five minutes. Drain and place on a platter in the ice box (refrigerator of today) for two hours.

Dredge thickly with flour and sprinkle with salt and pepper.

Place the lard in a frying pan and when it is hot, sauté the chicken in it, taking care to turn it often so it will not burn. Best served with a cream gravy.

Some prefer frying enough bacon with the chicken to make the required amount of fat. If you do so, serve some of the bacon with the chicken.

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The beautiful home of Central Lutheran Church Holy Communion Book of Common Prayer Sunday 11:30 am (new time) Coffee & fellowship after the service For more information contact: Fr. Glenn Galenkamp, Rector 306-691-2715 or Larry & Dianne Hellings 306-693-6701

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One Performance Only: Reunion Beatles Fantasy Tribute tour comes to Moose Jaw Sasha-Gay Lobban

The Reunion Beatles Fantasy Tribute national www.saintbarnabasmoosejaw.ca tour will arrive in Moose Jaw for one performance only on Friday, May 18 at 7:30 p.m. at The Mae Wilson Theatre. Tickets are $36 and on sale now at moosejawculture.ca.

The Beatles are back together; Never mind that two of their members are no longer alive. The ReCOME & GO TEA union Beatles - Fantasy Tribute is the rock and May 26, 2018 roll reunion of all time: 2pm - 4pm the concert that never Cosmo Centre was. In this show, John, Paul, George & Ringo are back to60 Athabasca Street East gether and celebrating with a concert that features their most 306-692-0533 memorable songs and solo hits. Formed in the Bay Area in Minister: Rev. Jim Tenford 2010 by Got Live Entertainment, The Reunion Beatles have Music Director: Karen Purdy performed for delighted audiences of all ages around the world and have received critical acclaim for their musicianship and Sunday, May 14th, 2017 ability to “channel” the four individuals who made a massive Worship Service 10:30am impact in the 60’s and ever since. & Sunday School Got Live’s President, Wayne Coy, believes that the concept was long overdue. “As a huge Beatles fan myself, I felt there had to be another way to pay tribute to them beyond the same old re-creation of the 60’s that have been touring since Beatlemania was on Broadway in 1977. This show is decidedly different. Yes, John & George have passed on. But, what if they hadn’t? Would the Beatles have gotten back together again? And if they did, what would that concert have been like? This production answers that question. It is the concert Celebrating Inclusion For All we believe they would have done, filled with stories, laughter and of course, those incredible, timeless songs that are so well 60 Athabasca Street East loved.”

306-692-0533 Minister: Rev. Jim Tenford Nick Bold (George – Lead Guitar & Vocals), says the show is Music Director: Karen Purdy a great event for the entire family to enjoy. Bold has a back10:30am Sanctuary Worship & Sunday School ground that includes record deals with Atlantic Records and Sunday, May 20, 2018 performances spanning the globe including Germany, Holland, Austria, Denmark, United Kingdom, Ireland, Israel, Pentecost Sunday, Communion South Africa and the U.S. Nick Bold’s musical ability speaks E-mail: st.andrews.mj@sasktel.net for itself. Bold wrote and recorded two albums for “Virginia Facebook: www.facebook.com/StAndrewsUnitedChurchMooseJaw Wolf”, of which he was an original band member. Appearing Website: http://standrewsmoosejaw.ca on the British TV hit “Stars in Their Eyes”, Bold’s impeccable impression of George Harrison immediately earned him critical acclaim and led to his Margaret Elizabeth Knutson performing in multiple Beatles It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our performances, ultimately leadbeloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, Margaret ing to “The Reunion” tour.

Elizabeth Knutson, who passed away peacefully on May 4, “It’s a terrific family show 2018 at the age of 94 years. Left to celebrate her memory are where we play a lot of hits— her five children, Don (Rae) Knutson of Medicine Hat, Randy Beatle hits and we play an (Karen) Knutson of Oak Bluff, Manitoba, Barry (Laurie) Knutson awful lot of the solo hits,” said of Sherwood Park, Alberta, Cheryl (Grant) Kitts of Briercrest, Bold. “It’s a Reunion concept Saskatchewan, and Karen (Jacques) Poirier of Montreal, as the name would imply. It’s a Quebec; eleven grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren; her kind of concept that showcasbrother, Pat (Golda) Lounsbury and her sister, Hilda Cooper of Ontario. es the ‘one last hoorah’ of the Beatles where the guys are in Margaret was a long time resident of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Mom loved her home their later years, performing at there and took great pride in making her yard one of the nicest in the neighbourhood. this fantasy concert. This conHer special time was in the morning sitting on her lawn swing looking out onto her back cept is like a perfect world with yard while enjoying the sun and music. She made her home welcoming to all and had the ultimate ideal situation that a way of making everyone feel special. Mom loved music and dancing and belonged to fans would love to see. It’s is the square and round dancing clubs as well as clogging. She was an avid sports fan; a great joy with wonderful viBlue Jays and Riders were her teams. Mom also loved to crochet and knit making suals, superb screen and cast beautiful heirlooms. The last few years were spent in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Mom made that will bring a great show to many friends at the AgeCare Valleyview and loved her life there, especially the weekly Moose Jaw. It is just a fabubaking and ice cream socials. She had a positive effect on everyone that she had lous, feel good show that the contact with. She had a kind and welcoming heart that made you feel good when she whole family can enjoy.” Bold was around. says previous shows have reFaith was a very important part of her life including the fellowship at the Hillcrest ceived great feedback and rechurch. We want to thank the AgeCare Valleyview staff and residents for making Mom’s views and he looks forward to final three years some of the happiest in her life. We would also like to thank 4W at the coming to the Friendly City hospital and St. Joseph’s for their professionalism, caring and understanding of the to perform this one-of-a-kind dignity of life they showed during this difficult time. Mom will be silently rememconcert. “We’ve had nothing bered without the proceedings of a formal funeral service. As an expression of but ecstatic feedback from presympathy donations may be made to the charity of your choice. To e-mail an expression vious shows. There’s usually of sympathy, please direct it to: pattfh@telusplanet.net subject heading: Margaret very high anticipation for this Knutson, or you may visit www.pattisonfuneralhome.com and leave a message of show and we interact with the condolence. audience after the show and Arrangements are by the PATTISON FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORIUM 540 South they have nothing but great Railway St. SE, Medicine Hat T1A 2V6. Please call 1-866-526-2214 for further informathings to say. We’re looking tion. forward to meeting our audiences in Moose Jaw.”

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On the Front Porch

by Wanda Smith

Unexpected Company Do you like cleaning house? Have you ever been caught with an unexpected visitor that shows up at your door, all the while you have a mess from one end of the house to the other? I snickered at the episode of Wilma Flintstone when she found out company was going to show up and she threw her plates under the cushion of her easy chair.

As if the company wouldn’t see (or feel or even hear) the mess she’d tried to hide! Is that where we get the saying “swept under the rug?” According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “swept under the rug” is an idiom meaning “...to hide something damaging or unpleasant and try to keep it a secret.” Often times, it feels that it is easier sweep it under the rug than dealing with it or exposing it but in the long run, it always comes out in the wash. The Word of God warns “...be sure your sin will find you out” (Numbers 32:23). Integrity will deal with what needs to be dealt with. It is swallowing our pride or our sin and humbling ourselves to admit to a wrong, an embarrassing situation or something uncomfortable that shows true integrity and character in those situations.

I admit, I’ve been caught red-handed with a very disorderly house. In particular, I remember one time a friend showed up unannounced and my house was in a state of chaos. I’m sure she was just as embarrassed of it for me as I was! I had been working full-time, long hours cooking for harvest and my house had become extremely messy and unkempt (and I had a toddler to boot!). I knew enough to not draw attention to the mess because that just magnifies the problem but I admit to having a very challenging time not making excuses for the state it was in.

Over our twenty-four years of wedded bliss, I have learned a few tricks to being prepared for unexpected company. My number one tip is to tidy the high spots.

That means, before I get into a big project or chores or running out the door, I try to take a glance around the main areas of the house and I ask myself, “What would this look like if someone stopped in right at this moment?” Then, I use that for motivation to clean up the main things quickly. I clear the porch first because first impressions count a lot! If that is all I can do, it is better than nothing... then hopefully, your company just stops in the porch to chat for a few minutes. Wink wink. If there is a bit more time, make sure to clean the table off as well as the coffee table or desk. Put away blankets from the couch and pick up any garbage or dirty plates and take them into the kitchen. If there is enough time to tidy the countertop that helps a lot too. A quick sweep (not in the corners) just to hit the worst will also make a noticeable difference! If that is all you have time for that will already make a good first impression for anyone stopping by! With that said, unexpected company just doesn’t show up like it used to but I like to use it as a motivating factor to keep me accountable to stay up on a general clean atmosphere in my home which may take only 10-15 minutes of concentrated effort! Then, when the unexpected visitors do show up, I can relax and enjoy the visit!

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4:00 p.m. TSN NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup Series: Monster Energy AllStar Open.

BASEBALL

6:30 p.m. TSN NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers.

Tuesday 7:00 p.m. TSN NBA Basketball Houston Rockets at Golden State Warriors.

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6:30 p.m. TSN NBA Basketball Cleveland Cavaliers at Boston Celtics. k

Tuesday 5:00 p.m. NET MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels at Toronto Blue Jays.

Wednesday 5:00 p.m. NET MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels at Toronto Blue Jays.

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8:00 p.m. NET Hockey Mastercard Memorial Cup: Teams TBA. 6:00 p.m. CBKT NHL Hockey Washington Capitals at Tampa Bay Lightning.

8:00 p.m. NET Hockey Regina Pats vs TBA.

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›› “Maléfique” (2014) Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning.

Fatale-Station Le Téléjournal avec Security Security Hawaii Five-0 Madam Secretary (N) Global News at 10 (N) Blindspot “In Memory” Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Blue Bloods Big Bang etalk (N) (5:30) Evenings on The Weather Network Overnight Overnight with Kim Dateline NBC (N) News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers NHL Hockey Winnipeg Jets at Vegas Golden Knights. A Royal Wedding The National (N) Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods Two Men Late Show-Colbert Corden Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (:01) 20/20 (N) News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline (N) Mod Fam The Middle Few Good Men-Women “Exposed” (2010) Jodi Lyn O’Keefe, Peter Stebbings.

MLS Soccer SportsCentre (N) SportsCentre (N) SportsCentre (N) MLB Baseball Hockey TBA vs Regina Pats. (N) Big Bang etalk (N) Once Upon a Time MasterChef Three chefs cook; a winner is revealed.

Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ›› “The Break-Up” (2006) Vince Vaughn.

(5:45) Lola (:25) ››› “Enemy” (2013, Suspense) › “Dreamcatcher” (2003, Horror) Morgan Freeman.

Last Man Last Man Odd Mom Odd Mom Funniest Home Videos blackish blackish Meghan Markle Secrets Meghan Markle Secrets (6:00) ››› “Star Trek” (1984) William Shatner.

Mayday “Fatal Delivery” ››› “Star Trek” (1984) Mike Mike Fresh-Boat Fresh-Boat Fresh-Boat Corner Gas Big Bang Big Bang (6:00) “Night Must Fall” ›› “A Stolen Life” (1946) Bette Davis, Glenn Ford.

“Her Cardboard Lover” (6:00) ››› “Independence Day” (1996) Will Smith.

Fear the Walking Dead (:11) Into the Badlands NASCAR Racing Drag Racing Drag Racing Dumbest Dumbest (:10) ››› “The Trip” (2010) Steve Coogan. ››› “The Trip to Spain” (2017) Steve Coogan.

“Door to the Other Side” ›› “Snatched” (2017) Amy Schumer. “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar” (6:45) ›› “The Shack” (2017) Sam Worthington.

“Door to the Other Side” (2016) Mike (:15) I Am MLK Jr. Story of Martin Luther King Jr. Silicon (:25) Barry Real Time With Bill Maher

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NET Hockey Mastercard Memorial Cup: Teams TBA.

Squelettes Mes petits Prière de ne pas envoyer Les échangistes (N) Le Téléjournal Chicago Fire Boden takes a big step toward a career. S.W.A.T. “Hoax” Global News at 10 (N) Big Bang Sheldon Station 19 Quantico Grey’s Anatomy (5:30) Evenings on The Weather Network Overnight Overnight with Kim American Ninja Warrior “All Stars Specials” (N) News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers NHL Hockey: Lightning at Capitals Gags Winnipeg Comedy The National (N) (:01) Life in Pieces S.W.A.T. “Hoax” Two Men Late Show-Colbert Corden Station 19 What Would You Do? News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline (N) Mod Fam Mod Fam (:01) Life in Pieces Mom Mom Legend Hunters “Ghosts” IIHF World Hockey SportsCentre (N) SportsCentre (N) SC With Jay and Dan (N) NHL Hockey: Lightning at Capitals Sportsnet Central (N) MLB’s Best Blue Jays Goldbergs etalk (N) Big Bang Seinfeld Gotham Arrow “Life Sentence” Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU › “John Tucker Must Die” (2006) Jesse Metcalfe.

Stargate ››› “Goin’ Down the Road” (1970) ››› “The Lobster” (2015) Colin Farrell.

Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Laff Mobb Laff Mobb blackish (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live blackish Long Lost Family Long Lost Family (:01) Long Lost Family (:01) Long Lost Family Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up Sticker Shock (N) St. No Prep Street Outlaws: Memphis Mike Mike Goldbergs Goldbergs Goldbergs Goldbergs Big Bang Big Bang (6:00) ›› “Angel” ›› “The Devil Is a Woman” (1935) (:45) ›› “Desire” (1936) Gary Cooper (6:00) ››› “Open Range” (2003) Robert Duvall. (:05) ››› “Troy” (2004) Brad Pitt, Eric Bana.

Drag Racing Formula E: The Auto Show NASCAR Race Hub Dumbest Dumbest (:15) “Bad Kids of Crestview Academy” (2017) “Singularity” (2017) John Cusack Operation (6:10) ››› “Dunkirk” ›› “The Glass Castle” (2017) Brie Larson.

“The Legend of Tarzan” “Ice Age: Collision” Lavell Crawford: Holidays ›› “Assassin’s Creed” (2016) Michael Fassbender.

Last Week W. Cenac Silicon (:25) Barry Westworld Whitney Cummings

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(4:00) Evenings on The Weather Network Overnight on TWN NHL Hockey Saturday Night Live (N) News (:29) Saturday Night Live NHL Hockey To Be Announced Royal Romance-Marriage 48 Hours Family Feud Family Feud CSI: Miami “At Risk” (6:00) American Idol 20/20 (N) News Castle “47 Seconds” Paid Prog.

Sunnyside Sunnyside Second Jen Second Jen Bad Blood Liquidator Liquidator NASCAR Racing SportsCentre (N) SportsCentre (N) SportsCentre (N) NHL Hockey Sportsnet Central (N) Sportsnet Blue Jays Misplays MLB’s Best MasterChef Canada Flashpoint 19-2 “Honeymoon” 19-2 › “Bride Wars” (2009, Comedy) Kate Hudson.

“Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance” (2018) (:10) ›› “Clash of the Titans” (2010) Liam Neeson “Mark Felt: Man Who Brought Down” The Aviator ›› “Dumb and Dumber To” (2014) Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels. ›› “Old School” (2003) Luke Wilson.

Nate & Jeremiah Royal Wedding Revealed (:08) Trading Spaces Nate & Jeremiah Jade Fever Jade Fever Jade Fever Jade Fever Jade Fever Jade Fever Rocky Mountain Railroad King Corner Gas Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Nick Cannon: Stand Up (6:00) ››› “Desk Set” ››› “Pat and Mike” (1952) Spencer Tracy. ›› “Crime Wave” (6:00) ›› “Predators” (2010) (:35) ››› “Ocean’s Twelve” (2004) George Clooney, Brad Pitt.

Motorcycle Race Motorcycle Race Motorcycle Race Dumbest Dumbest Kings Spc “Mune: Guardian of the Moon” (2014) ›› “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” (6:25) “Ozzy” (2016) ››› “The Birth of a Nation” (2016) Nate Parker. (:05) “A United Kingdom” ›› “Ghostbusters” (2016) Melissa McCarthy.

Patrick Melrose (N) Homeland (6:30) A Dangerous Son “Fahrenheit 451” (2018) Sofia Boutella The Royal Wedding Live With Cord

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MAY 19TH • 12:00 - 4:00 pm Bouncing Castle-Face Painting-Hotdogs

$10/person $35/Family of 5 250 Thatcher Dr E. Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds

COMING EVENTS Please note that coming events are placed where space is available and that priority is given to local non-profit groups and organizations.

THE MOOSE JAW TRAP AND SKEET CLUB is now open for the season. Range hours are Thursdays at 6:30pm BEREAVED PARENTS Grief Support for Parents who have experienced the death of a Child Next Meeting: Wednesday, May 16, 2018 from 7:30pm to 9:00pm at Crescent Park Event Centre 262 Athabasca St. E. Everyone is Welcome!

MINTO U.C.W. SPRING HAS SPRUNG SPRING TEA & BAKE SALE will be held at 1036 – 7th Ave. NW on Wednesday, May 16th from 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Admission $5pp.

SUPERANNUATED TEACHERS STS MEETING/LUNCHEON OF THE MOOSE JAW BRANCH on Wednesday, May 16 @ Wood Acres at 10:30 AM. Cost $12.members/$17 non-members.

Program: Marian Mutala - Children’s author and Poet. Marian is a member of the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. Please RSVP to pcidacon@icloud.com THE MOOSE JAW ART GUILD will meet Thursday, May 17 @ 7:00 PM at the Canadian Legion Hall, 268 High St. W. For more information call 306 692 5773.

BURROWING OWL CENTRE OPENING DAY will be held on Saturday, May 19th for some family fun and Bouncy Castles, Face Painting, Lawn Games like Life Size Jenga and Yard Yahtzee. There will be hot dogs, bubbles and more. Tickets are available at the door. Cost $10 pp or a family of 5 for $35. Gates open at noon.

MORTLACH SPRING COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE will be held on Saturday, May 19th from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in various locations throughout the village. There will be a Hot Dog Lunch at Mortlach Memorial Hall.

Sponsored by: Fund Raising Committee for the Rink and Hall.

SPRING VALLEY’S SPRING FLING & FLEA MARKET & CRAFT SALE will be held May 19th from 10am – 4pm at the Interpretive Centre and Community Hall. Homemade items, baked goods, crafts and more. The kitchen will be serving up delicious items made with local products. Gravelbourg Mustard will be there!

TUXFORD PANCAKE BREAKFAST on Sunday, May 20th from 10am-11am at the Tuxford Community Hall. Cost $7 Adults/$3 Children over 5. Scrambled eggs/ pancakes/hash-browns/meat varies monthly/coffee-tea-or juice.

SCRAPS SUPURR…SPRING INDOOR YARD SALE” – Prowl for those purr…fact finds at the Town N Country Mall – Moose Jaw until May 22nd. Donations of gently used items will be turned into much needed funds to help Community Cats (no furniture, appliances, clothes or bedding). For more information or to arrange donations please contact Adrienne at 06.693.3044.

SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE Grief Support for those who have experienced the death of a Loved One by Suicide Next Meeting: Wed. May 23, 2018 from 7:30pm to 9:00pm at Crescent Park Event Centre 262 Athabasca St. E. Everyone is Welcome!

EXTENDICARE FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP YARD SALE will be held May 26th from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at Extendicare, 1151 Coteau St. W (access gate @NW corner of court yard).

SASK 55 PLUS S.W. DISTRICT GAMES will be held on Saturday May 26th in Swift Current,Sk. Morning registration 8:30-9:30 p.m. at Walker Place, 2150 Walker St. Games start at 10am; 12pm lunch is provided.

Membership fee $5/Registration fee $10/Banquet fee $17.

Entry forms available at most Senior Centres. For more info Contact Keitha 306.67.3547 keifri@sasktel.net or Gail 306.773.2112. Deadline for entries May 16th. Please submit entries and payment to Keitha Friesen Box 865, Gull Lake, Sk. S0N 1A0. Make cheques payable to Southwest District SSFA. AN ADULTS ONLY (18YR+) FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE(S) LICENSING WEEKEND will be held in Moose Jaw. On Sat May 26,2018 a Non-Restricted CFSC course will be held.

Completion of this course will allow you to apply for a Non Restricted Federal Firearms License ( PAL) or proceed to take the Canadian Restricted firearm Safety Course. The Restricted Course will be held on Sunday May 27,2018.

Completion of the Restricted Course allows you to apply for your (RPAL), a Federal firearms License with both NonRestricted and Restricted Status. For more info re: Class hours, class location, Registration Procedures, costs, etc contact Course coordinator Harry @ 306 684 9441 or email hawiho27@gmail.com CRAFT SALE will be held on Saturday, May 26th from 9:30 am – 4:00 pm at Central Lutheran Church, 27

Hochelaga St. W. FREE ADMISSION. Merchandise includes cards, jewellery, accessories, spices, cookware, food storage items, knitted and crocheted items, insulated totes, seasonings, bread mixes, potted plants, quilts, wooden items and more.

JONES FUNERAL HOME’S 18TH ANNUAL TREE OF MEMORY DEDICATION CEREMONY will be held Sunday, May 27th at 2pm at Crescent Park Amphitheatre. Special Music by Aaron Ruston and Paul Winichuk. On this day we dedicate this Tree of Memory to all we were honoured to serve from May 21, 2017 to May 20, 2018. If weather is inclement, we will meet at Jones Chapel. Everyone welcome.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 9760 STEAK NIGHT FUNDRAISER in the Church of our Lady Community Centre on 6th and Vaughn, on Sunday, May 27th, 2018 from 5 PM to 8 PM. For $18.00 you will get a steak (made to order), baked potato, salad and dessert. Tickets can be reserved in advance by contacting Keith Byers @ 306-630-3451, Les Good @ (306) 693-0470, Lawrence Wionzek @ 306-684-0815, Matt Haag @ 306-693-4435 or Dom Mancuso @ (306) 631-9236, or Matt @ (306) 693-4435, or at the Church Office @ (306) 692-2950.

Limited tickets will also be available at the door. Come out and enjoy a steak that you won’t soon forget!

WOMEN’S JOURNEY OF FAITH PRESENTS ‘LOVE TOUR’ with Moira Brown, Canadian tv personality co-host of 100 Huntley Street and the Faith Alive Band from Saskatoon on May 29th, 7:00 p.m. at Victory Church, 637 Main St. N. Tickets $20 advance/$25 at the door. For more information admin@wjof.com or call 306.691.5051.

ARMY, NAVY & AIR FORCE CLUB SUPPER will be held on Tuesday, May 29th from 5:30-6:30 pm.

Dinner is Sweet & Sour Meat Balls; Rice/Mashed Potato; Salad; Buns and Dessert. Cost $13. Call 306.692.4412 to reserve tickets or stop by 279 High St. W. Cutoff May 25th.

Everyone Welcome. ½ RACK RIB DINNER @ The Crushed Can Sports Bar & Night Club on Thursday, May 31st from 5:00 – 9:00 pm. Proceeds go toward St. Joseph Church Revitalization Project. Tickets: $20.

ZION UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL SPRING GARAGE SALE will be held on Thursday, May 31, from 1-7pm and Friday, June 1 from 11am-5pm. You don’t want to miss this sale, always lots of great items. Something for everyone. Cleaning out? Downsizing! Find new homes for your items! Zion now accepting good quality clean items for drop off during office hours now and up to the week of the sale. Please--NO large appliances, nor mattresses. Thanks in advance!

ELKS FUNDRAISER MEAT DRAW RAFFLES are held every Friday evening at 5:30 PM in the Legion lounge. There’s eight chances to win meat, a teddy bear draw and a 50-50 draw. It’s a great way to start the weekend! Funds raised support Elks projects.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – Branch 59 Moose Jaw, 268 High St W: Contact 306-692-5453 Like us on Facebook @ Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 Moose Jaw. SATURDAY, JUNE 9th – TRIVIA NIGHT in the lounge @ 7:00 pm - hosted by Steven. $20 per team - maximum of 8 people per team - Cash Prizes. EVERYONE WELCOME! PAINT NITE in the auditorium, Thursday, June 14th @ 7:00 pm – this is a public event presented by Paint Nite Regina.

Drinks & food service available, but not included in your ticket. Please purchase tickets in advance @ https://www. paintnite.com/events/like-father-like-son-at-royal-canadianlegion-branch-59-10068768 VETERANS MORNING COFFEE -- Monday-Saturday @ 10:00 am in the Legion Lounge FRIDAY Suppers in the lounge @ 5:30 pm – please purchase tickets by Wednesday SATURDAY Legion Meat Draw in the lounge @ 3:00 pm -- Everyone welcome.

FOOT CARE CLINIC for Legion Members – last Thursday of the month – please call for an appointment COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE, 235 Third Ave. N.E. For more information call (306) 692-6072.

Billiards every Monday at 6 p.m. and Thursday at 6 p.m.

Cosmo Jam Sessions every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cost $2. Come join the fun and great music!

Line Dancing on Thursdays from 10-11:30 a.m. Donna Douglas and Lillian Wadham, Instructors. Come join the fun.

Call 306-694-1852.

Mini Bridge Tournament on Friday, May 18 at 1:00 p.m.

Cost $5 includes snacks and prizes.

Social Dance at Cosmo Senior Centre on Saturday, May 19th and Tuesday, May 23rd with Band Leon Ochs at 8:00 p.m. Cost $14. Lunch provided.

Mini Cribbage Tournament on Tuesday, May 22 at 1:00

p.m. Cost $5 includes snack and prizes.

First BBQ of the Year at Cosmo Senior Centre on Tuesday, May 24th from 5:00-6:00 p.m. Cost $10.

MOOSE JAW & DISTRICT SENIORS’ ASSOCIATION @Timothy Eaton Garden – 101-510 Main St N. For more information or the regular listing of ongoing daily events call 306-694-4223 or mjsenior@ sasktel.net Jam Sessions at T. Eaton Gardens every Friday from 10 -11:30 a.m. Cost $2. Fill your morning with music and dance. All are welcome!

Pickle Ball at T. Eaton Gardens every Monday/Tuesday and Thursday. Cost $2. Call for times.

Whist at T. Eaton Gardens every Tuesday from 1- 3 p.m.

Cost: $2.

Pickleball for Beginners on Wednesday May 16, 23 & 30: Session 1: 1pm-2pm/Session 2: 2pm-3pm. Cost: No charge for the month of May. Potluck Supper on Sunday, May 20th at 5:30 p.m. Bring your favourite dish with a loonie and join for an evening of great food followed by table games.

Monday May 21, 2018 VICTORIA DAY – Moose Jaw & District Seniors & T.E. Café will be closed.

Floor Shuffleboard Tournament from May 28th – 30th.

Entry forms available at the front desk. Cut off for entries is May 10.

Social Dance on Saturday, June 2nd from 8:00-12:00 midnight featuring “Al & Company”. Cost $14.

ARMY NAVY AND AIR FORCE VETERANS, 279 High St. W. Phone 306.693.1656.

Anavets Meat Draw held every Saturday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome.

Anavets Tuesday and Thursday Fun Pool League starts at 7 p.m. Everyone Welcome.

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, 561 Home St. W, Moose Jaw. Eagles Darts every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Come in and give it a try. Teams are picked every Wednesday.

SING WITH BEL CORO, a community choir, at the Moose Jaw Public Library, with Wanda Reid Directing, on Monday evenings from 7-8:30 p.m. for a rich a cappella harmony experience. No audition or prior experience necessary. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.

MOOSE JAW CONCERT BAND: If you play an instrument, you are welcome to join the Moose Jaw Concert Band. Rehearsals are Thursdays at 7:15 p.m. in the Vanier Collegiate Band room. There will be two concerts in May. If you need more info, please e-mail kurt. gillett@gmail.com .

ASPERGER’S PEER SUPPORT GROUP FOR ADULTS meets at Moose Jaw Public Library Meeting Rm the last Monday of each month from 7-8:30 p.m. Come and share ideas, experiences and have some fun. For more info call CMHA at 306.692.4240.

Tuesdays Bingo at Church of Our Lady Parish Hall; 7 p.m. start. Doors open at 6 p.m.

MOOSE JAW MULTICULTURAL COUNCIL INC. WOMEN’S GROUP meets every Tuesday morning from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Church of God Basement, 50 Hochelaga St. E. Practice English; coffee & snacks; build new friendships; clothing swaps; activities & support. Everyone Welcome. Places for children to play.

Contact Melissa for more information at 306-693-4677.

MOOSE JAW BAND CITY BAND: Band practices held Monday evenings 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. in the Legion (upstairs ballroom), 268 High Street W. Can you play a reed or brass instrument? Amateur or advanced musicians welcome. Bring your favorite swing melodies.

To learn more, come to band practice or contact the band leader at 693-6262.

SEA CADETS IS OPEN TO TEENS 12-18: the program is free and is sponsored by the Department of National Defence and the Navy League branch. You have the opportunity to learn to sail, learn rope work and other ship operations as in navigation semaphore and communication, and also have the opportunity to travel with the Sea Cadet deployments to places like India, Japan and other coastal communities, but let’s not forget about summer training. You can go to summer camp for 2,3 or 4 week courses and you are given a training bonus, so that’s like getting paid to go to camp. Cadets meet Monday nights at 6:30 p.m. at the Armouries at the top of Main St. THE FRIENDLY CITY OPTIMIST CLUB invites everyone to meetings at the Heritage Inn on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Social at 6:00 p.m./Supper at 6:30 p.m./meeting at 7:00 p.m. For more information call 306.694.4121 or email lpethick@sasktel.net K-40 CLUB OF MOOSE JAW generally meets the second Tuesday of the month.

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I’m not sure if everyone has spring fever yet but I caught it as soon as the temperature went up into the double digits. It’s funny how the weather dictates our habits. In a burst of sunshine, people shed their layers and were wandering Joan Ritchie EDITOR around the streets of Moose Jaw in shorts and t-shirts. I wasn’t one of them but in my books, as soon as the snow melts on the ground, flip-flops are in order any day of the week.

Although we all know that planting of bedding plants and the garden should be done by the phase of the moon and not much should be planted before the long weekend in May, I couldn’t help myself and got my green thumbs down-right dirty in the dirt. I planted most of my pots and almost lived to regret it this past week when it felt like snow. I hope we are over the worst and warmer days are ahead. We all should be praying that the heavens open up and rain down on us so that our gardens and crops flourish and the reservoirs stay full, not to mention making our brown grass green.

If you haven’t been to some of Moose Jaw’s greenhouses, you’d better make hay while the sun shines and get your plants while the getting’s good. One day you see them, next day they’re gone. This past weekend on Mother’s Day, everyone and their dog was out getting-in on Mother’s Day sales. I opted out to go see my mom in the hospital in Saskatoon.

She’s been there for a couple months and who knows how much longer as she gets stronger. Dad has made her room there his current home, too. I guess everyday together is a blessing where health is concerned.

Although there’s been so much griping about our streets and yada yada yada by everyone else and me, too, we here in Moose Jaw can be very thankful that we aren’t facing eminent flooding like in the Okanagan or the volcano flow in Hawaii, and numerous other acts of nature that are taking their toll. We’ve got it pretty good here in Moose Jaw! It was a good call for the Mayor and City Hall to give the boot to the construction company that has put Moose Jaw’s High Street as one of the top ten worst roads in the province. They should have been given the left-foot of fellowship long before but the dirty deed’s done now and we can go on from here.

Here’s looking to Improvements on High!

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READER The family of Elsye Reader (née Topolnitski) is saddened to announce her sudden and unexpected passing. Elsye was born June 12th, 1937 and passed just shy of her 81st birthday, with her husband Jerry by her side, early in the morning May 10th, 2018. Elsye was born and raised in Petlura, MB and moved to Winnipeg, MB at an early age, where she started her life long career and passion for becoming a well-known and talented seamstress and raised two wonderful sons, Randy and Tony, whom she adored and was extremely proud of. Elsye and Jerry met in Sept 1986 when the Winnipeg order of the Eagles came to Moose Jaw on their yearly Good Will trip and were married a year later on Sept 19th, 1987, surrounded by friends and family in Winnipeg, MB. Elsye then moved to Moose Jaw, SK to begin her new life where she lived the remainder of her years, but never lost track of her strong Ukrainian heritage. She was predeceased by her parents, Joseph and Lena; brothers: Walter, Merlin and Mike; father and mother-in-law, Ed and Lillian Reader; brothers-in-law, Charlie Reader and Ray Hennenfent; and sister-in-law, Marg Bristow. Elsye has left behind, her loving husband and soul mate of almost 31 years, Jerry; sons, Randy (Winnipeg, MB) and Tony (Calgary, AB); sisters, Rose (Saskatoon, SK) and Jean (Grandview, MB); sisters-inlaw: Glenda Hennenfent (Moose Jaw), Carol Reader (Calgary, AB), Betty (Wayne) Day (Moose Jaw), Frances Avery (Moose Jaw), and Linda (Arnold) Eldstrom (St. Albert, AB); brother-in-law, Ken Bristow (Burnaby, BC); Gerry’s daughter, Gail Reader-Duchak (Ron Duchak) of Moose Jaw; grandchildren: Desiree, Shay (Kacey) and Jay (Teri); great-grandchildren, Oliver and Zoey; as well as many, many nieces and nephews. Elsye was very involved with her community and a proud, long standing member of the Moose Jaw and Winnipeg, MB Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary. From playing Santa Claus for the countless children she brought smiles and gifts to each year since moving to Moose Jaw, to playing Bubbles the Klown at Eagles events in Moose Jaw and Winnipeg for the family picnics, Elsye’s presence will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Many more will remember Elsye for knocking on doors and walking an average of 50 miles each spring when it was time to canvas for donations to the MS Society. For about 20 years Elsye was an avid fund raiser for the MS Society and raised around $200,000.00 during her time helping out, one year raising an astounding $14,547.20! She took great pride in being a Saskatchewan Representative for the MS Walk in New York City in 2012. Dedication paid off not only for the amount of money raised from her hard work and selflessness for MS, but Elsye felt rewarded by the fact she was one of the top fundraisers for Saskatchewan for many years. Elsye had many talents. From the garden she grew each year, sharing the bounty with others around her, to her amazing skills as a seamstress, at times performing small miracles on the items she touched. She enjoyed going to the Eagles Club for the weekly meat draws and to socialize with the many friends she had. She held many positions with the Ladies Auxiliary over the years and traveled around Canada and to the United States with this wonderful group of ladies, where she acquired many cherished, life long memories she enjoyed sharing with others. Elsye was an avid sports fan and her sports spirit stayed strong cheering on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (known to combine the Saskatchewan Roughriders jersey and the Blue Bombers jersey into one) and the Winnipeg Jets hockey team. The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, May 17th, 2018 at 1:30 p.m. in Moose Jaw Funeral Home. Pastor Marvin Seaborg officiated and interment has taken place at Sunset Cemetery. Flowers are gratefully declined. As an expression of sympathy, donations in Elsye’s name may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, 150 Albert St, Regina, SK S5R 2N2. Jerry would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the EMS responders, the Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital emergency staff, and especially Nursing Supervisor Haley, for their compassion and dedication. Also, a special thank you to Duoc Nguyen, a very close friend to both Jerry and Elsye, for his support and friendship throughout the years. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Calvin Gammel, Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www.moosejawfuneralhome.com

CAMPBELL Merridy Ann Campbell, collector of fine jean jackets, interior decorator and re-decorator, elaborate hostess and world traveller, passed away on Monday, April 30th, 2018 at the age of 61 years. Vehemently denying she rode a horse to school, Merridy grew up on the family farm on the Keeler grid.

She was the only daughter of the Cadillac racing, large living, and fun loving Gerry and Helen English. She spent her school years between Grayburn, Indio, and Mortlach, SK. It was Mortlach where she came across the very dashing Alex Campbell – who turned out to be her soul mate and best friend until the day she died.

Together they brought four very strong willed children into this world, whom she dutifully nurtured on the same farm she grew up on, imparting the essential skills of wall papering, water hauling, flower growing, and sun tanning. Her endless energy kept everyone on the go – sometimes without the doors completely closed on the car. Merridy was an avid hockey mom, swim coach, dance costume maker and chauffeur to countless activities that we maybe should have appreciated more, especially piano. On top of juggling all this, she managed to move a countless array of farm equipment, hauled her fair share of crock pots to the field, and hunted down bales of stray receipts. Merridy loved her family but a distant second would be shopping – whether it be Christmas decorations, anything from Ricki’s, or a white flower arrangement – it

would make her day. She was a crier, a dog lover, and an incessant mispronouncer of words. She was gullible, especially when it came to CNN reporting or how the farm obtained all their foreign workers. But she had the best sense of humor and a contagious laugh, and she had many friends because of it. Merridy was a beautiful woman, inside and out, and so very much fun! Her life got even better as she welcomed two daughters-in-law and later, two sons-in-law to the fold, and six grandchildren in between. Merridy madly loved her family and was happiest when she could spend time with them. During these last few years, as her health started to fail, she kept in touch with regular phone calls to the people she loved. She never ended a call without saying “I love you”. She was predeceased by her mom and dad, Helen and Gerry English. Merridy is survived by her best friend, Alex; children: Bree and Curtis, Ashton and Paul, Kyle and Amanda, Riley and Brittany; grandchildren: Gracii, Davis, Bennett, Amara, Ruby, and Aubrey; brother, Steph (Carol); special cousins: Joan English and Tom Gallagher, and Norma and Joe Campbell. In keeping with Merridy’s wishes, a Private Family Graveside Service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations in Merridy’s name may be made to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 650 Coteau St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 5E6. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Michelle Surtees Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www.moosejawfuneralhome.com

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THERENS, Gladys Geraldine (Gerri) 1923 - 2018 In loving memory of G. Gerri Therens (Wright) who left us Thursday, May 03, 2018 for eternal life with her Lord.† Gerri was born to Bill and Winnifred Wright at Aylesbury SK on May 17, 1923. After completing her education at Aylesbury, she took her teachers training in Moose Jaw.† Gerri spent her teaching career in Rouleau and surrounding districts, retiring in 1979.† She moved to Moose Jaw in 1992, where she spent her last 25 1/2 years. Gerri was predeceased by her husband Henry (1992); her mother (1969), and father (1969); brother Malcolm (2012); sister Velma (2014); sister Mabel (2016); and brother Alden (2017); sisters-in-law Betty Wright, Margaret Wright, Evelyn Therens, Marianne Therens Gerry Therens and Hazel Therens; †brothers-in law Clarence, Vernon, Nick, Walter, Glen, Dale and Grant Therens, Victor Hewitt, Bob Currie and Pat Baker. Gerri will be lovingly remembered by her son and daughter-in law Grant Bill and Patricia Therens; her granddaughter Shirley (Mark) Masterson; great grandchildren Michael and Marley; brother Allison; brothers-in-law Larry Smith and Bob (June) Therens; sisters-in-law Jean Wright, Liz, Maisie Therens, Margaret Baker and Norma Hewitt; as well as many nieces and nephews and friends. At Gerri’s request she will be laid to rest with a SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE next to her beloved Henry at Regina Funeral Home and Cemetery, 4001 East Victoria Avenue on Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. Please meet on the service road. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Family and friends are invited to sign the online obituary and tributes page at www.reginafuneralhome.ca.

Arrangements entrusted to

Thank-you!

Our hearts are full of gratitude when we say thanks to family members, friends and neighbours for all acts of kindness and sympathy. The food, flowers, cards, visits and donations to The Alzheimer's Society regarding the recent passing of a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather Edgar Allan Brin. Thank you to the Providence Place staff and a special thank you to Dr. Geyer for his many years of care and compassion.

Sincerely the Brin Family

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Moose Jaw Health Foundation 55 Diefenbaker Drive Moose Jaw, SK S6J 0C2 Phone (306) 694-0373

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and greatgreat-grandmother, Marjorie (Marge) Grace Hall (née Usher), who passed away peacefully at the age of 94 years on Tuesday, May 8th, 2018. Marge was born in Moose Jaw on May 30th, 1923. She served in the WAC (Woman’s Army Corp) where she met Charles Hall in 1942, who was serving in the RAF and was stationed at 15 Wing. After a 2 year courtship, they were married on March 1st, 1944 shortly before he was recalled back to England, thus starting an incredible journey of the enduring and everlasting love for one another.

In 1949, Marge and Charles, now with 3 children, returned to Moose Jaw. During these years their family would grow, giving Marge and Charles 5 daughters and 1 son. Marge’s main focus was her undying love for her family, right to the end. She loved all the visits from her children and grandchildren, especially her granddaughter Glenda and her amazing treats.

During these years, Marge was the greatest mother, homemaker, teacher, nurse, mentor, baker, referee, and all round “Mother Hen”. She also loved to crochet, bowl and golf, where she even got a hole in one in Mesa, Arizona. Marge was a wonderful problem solver and many people would seek her advice. With the family grown, Charlie and Marge enjoyed several years of travelling before purchasing a winter home in Mesa, Arizona, where they spent eighteen wonderful years. Marge spent her last years at Crescent Park Villa and thoroughly appreciated the very caring staff who enjoyed her sense of humor, her great wit, and her worldly advice. She was predeceased by her loving husband, Charles; parents, Samuel and Mary Usher; siblings: Ernie (Mavis) Usher, Fred (Brenda) Usher, Rita (Herb) Horsnall, Dorothy (Bill) Pryor, Helen (Ray) Rule, and Tom Usher. Marge will be sadly missed by her children: Sharon (Jim) Kuntz, Joan (Trevor) Staseson, Carolyn Deets (Frank Murphy), Larry (Lorraine) Hall, Debbie (Kelly) Mackay, and Denise (Brad) Parry; 12 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and 3 great-great-grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Marge’s Life was held on Monday, May 14th, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. in Moose Jaw Funeral Home with Pastor Marvin Seaborg officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations in Marge’s name may be made to The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 2550 Broad St, Regina, SK S4P 3Z4. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Michelle Surtees Funeral Director 306-6934550 www.moosejawfuneralhome.com

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Herta Greta Hager June 20, 1920 - May 7, 2018 (Almost 98 yrs old!)

With deep sadness and joy for having her in our lives, we announce the grand exit of our dear mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, cousin and friend, Herta ‘Grandma’ Hager. Herta was born in Berlin, Germany on June 20th, 1920. In 1961 she and daughter Marianne immigrated to Canada settling in Strathmore, AB, then Calgary and then Chamberlain, SK (Nov 1962-2005), eventually moving to Moose Jaw, SK (2005-2018). She was predeceased by her husband, Joe; parents, Wilhelm and Frieda Kirschke; sisters, Ilse Hager (Tony) and Hannelore Ziehr (Hans).

Herta’s memory will live forever in those she cherished the most: • Son, Daniel Hager (France)

• Olivier • Daughter, Marianne Gottselig (George)

• Kelly Laxdal (Chris) - Jacob - Thomas

• Mark Gottselig (Leah) - Tanner - Landon - Bowen

• Constance Gottselig (Ingo Hentschel)

• Martin Gottselig (Kari) - Kayla - Teigan

• Matthew Gottselig (Tara) - Veda - Isabelle - Zoe

• Pamela Wolanski (Nicholas) - Marli - Gage

• Daphne Cruise (Dwayne) - Edwin - Ella - Elliot

- Eoin

• Marie Gottselig - Zachary - Lincoln

• Troy Gottselig (Lindsay) - Alexander

• Jordan Gottselig (Lauren) - Leo Herta was an ambitious and avid traveler. At age 65 she began her travel adventures, oftentimes traveling with her sister Ilse, or her children and grand-children. Visiting more than half of the countries in the world, she was a curious and adventurous wanderer, some years being away for eight weeks or more. She continued her travels until she was 95 when she made her last trip abroad with daughter Marianne to Mexico. Grandma had an infectious, child-like charm that stayed with her until her last days. In accordance with Herta’s wishes, there will be a private, immediate family only, graveside ceremony with a celebration of life to follow at a later date. Our family wishes to offer a sincere thank you for all your love, prayers and friendship. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. James Murdock, Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www.moosejawfuneralhome.com

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Sunday, May 27, 2018 at 2pm at Crescent Park Amphitheatre On this day we dedicate this Tree of Memory to all we were honoured to serve from May 21, 2017 to May 20, 2018

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