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Carla O’Reilly has been an advo cate of mental health for fourteen years, and she was recently nominated to win the Social Media Category by one of her friends. O’Reilly’s journey started in 2008 when O’Reilly co-authored a book along side Elita Paterson and Tania Bird, titled The Smiling Mask-Truths about Post book was written about each author’s own for a few years. Since then, this book has The Smiling Mask and is used as a teach ing tool for many mental health activists and universities.Anotherbook written by O’Reil ly is a book titled T.U.R.N. O.N. T.H.E. S.W.I.T.C.H! Find a Passion and Ob sess about it! Which is an anagram for transform your life. This book was writ a health and safety conference in Alberta to her audience so she made a book to do with turning on a light bulb. In this book, she talks about setting goals, what smart goals are, what it means to have a vision celebrate your successes. O’Reilly has Additionally, O’Reilly has also been ing locally in Moose Jaw, eventually conference where she received a standing ovation. After that medical conference, as being invited to more conferences after al Art Centre in Ottawa, and that is where O’Reilly will receive her award. “It is very much an honor to be rec ognized nationally, but the biggest thing, I think, is that I can look back and I can say that I’ve saved lives. I have met women all across the world and I have touched a lot of lives; I have touched a lot of families, and there are also husbands that I have ant thing,” says O’Reilly. Looking toward the future, O’Reilly is in the United States. Additionally, due to O’Reilly’s belief that knowledge equals book in the hands of High school students. She believes the more tools and skills that those tools and skills. “I want to say to the community of When we initially came out with our book To learn more about this award you health.To learn more about Carla O’Reilly and her initiatives you can visit her web Source for Canadian mental tal%20illness.had%20%E2%80%93%20a%20mentime%20Canadians%20reach,have%20health
Cadet Allain joined 40 Snowbird, Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, in training in Cold Lake, Alta. What does he enjoy the most about the Cadet Program? “Making new worthwhile connections as youthdets.” between the ages of 12-18 years are engaged in their communities. Air activities with eligible cadets having the licence, these cadets wear their wings with involved in the Cadet Program. Becoming you may think, it’s a lot of fun, and the skills you learn are likely transferable to Contact 40 Snowbird, Royal Canadi an Air Cadet Squadron, at 306-692-7707 how to get in on the fun and learning. Training for this school year begins locally 1019 Email: richard.novak@forces.gc.ca · For more information about the Canadian Cadet Program, visit www.cadets.ca Submitted Carla O’Reilly speaking at a mental health conference. Cadet Tristan Taylor Allain in a glider at Brandon Cadet Training Centre on July 20, 2022. Photo credit; Petty Of Cadet Correspondent, Brandon Cadet Training Centre Lumsden-Morse Constituency MLA
Mental health is on everyone’s mind these days with all of the of stresses we have to endure on a day-to-day basis; it can be an overwhelming issue. In Canada, one in tal illness and for Canadians forty years of age or older, one in every two have had or currently have a mental illness. Canadians continue to work together that we celebrate those individuals and the actions they have taken regarding mental health. An organization that celebrates these individuals is the Canadian Alli ance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH).Everyyear, CAMIMH awards seven Canadians who have aided in advancing the mental health agenda across the coun of Mental Health Awards Gala, though the winners have already been announced. There were seven categories of dis tinction and below are the categories and the winners of each: Mental Health Award for Youth – Er vis zardMusa
something that interests many, and local cadet Tristan Allain of 40 Snowbird, Royal at Brandon Cadet Training Centre (CTC) Canada Glider Pilot Licence during the seven-week Glider Pilot Training Course. ing ground school online, writing an en and school marks, and an interview, Cadet Allain was just one of 29 cadets from Al berta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Brit ish Columbia selected for the course in Brandon this summer. and my involvement in glider has further ation.”
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“We’re just constantly upgrading. It’s one of our biggest expenses, unfortunately, but we want to maintain the best quality and the best user experience.” Check out Wells Camera & Sound Fotosource at wellscamera.ca for all your photo-printing needs. And if you’re in the market for a new high-end television or camera, look no further — they have the top brands.
Dr. Kelly Tennant owns Synapse Coun selling, where she focuses on clients with diverse needs (photo by Gordon Edgar) Wells Camera & Sound Fotosource at 1102 Main Street North (photo by Gor don Edgar)
Dr. Kelly Tennant, Ph.D., opened Syn apse Counselling Services in January to offer rehabilitation counselling in Moose Jaw — Rehabilitation Counselling is the with disabilities, neurodiversities, and all chronic health conditions. a safe space for people who have struggled to feel accepted in society. “Anybody who feels like they identi fy with the label of disabled, or if they’re dealing with a chronic illness, anybody who considers themselves neurodiver gent,” she explained. “I also do a lot of work with people on the LGBTQ spec trum. I take a very inclusive, very accept ing stance to therapy.”
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Visit Dr. Tennant’s website to learn more about her approach to counselling at www.synapsecounselling.com.
Saskatchewan school divisions will receive a one-time investment of $20 million to assist with rising fuel and insurance costs for the 2022-23 school year. With this investment, school operating funding will exceed $2 billion for the rst time in provincial history.
Tennant is originally from Chicago and completed her undergraduate in psy chology at Northern Illinois University. For her entire career she has been interest ed in and worked in the areas of disability and rehabilitation.Tenantwent to Austin, Texas, and wrote her Ph.D. thesis on post-stroke neu roplasticity, studying the ability of the brain to recover and heal after damage. She then took a research position in Victoria and married a member of the Ca nadian“AndForces.Ijust got my Canadian citizen ship after many long years,” Tennant said zen now, as of May, it’s very cool.” Her husband’s posting to Winnipeg brought her an opportunity to work with Spinal Cord Injury Manitoba as a rehabili tation“Icounselor.workedwith them for four and a half years,” Tennant said. “I did a whole bunch of masters-level counselling cours habilitation Counselling.” Her masters-level courses taught counselling within the umbrella of dis ability and chronic illness. She describes rehabilitation counselling as a niche in the counselling world that is especially inclu “It understands the disability experi ence in a really deep way that a lot of the general psychology, social work counsel ling programs don’t really touch on.” Her husband’s posting to 15 Wing was his last before leaving the military, and the couple have decided to call Moose Jaw their permanent home. Tennant opened Synapse Counselling in January and said things are going “Maximizingwell.quality of life is always the goal. When you live with chronic ill ness or disability, there’s always some things that are going to impact your qual ity of life that you don’t have any control over – the way your body functions, or your access to things,” Tennant said. “But even if you have a lower quality of life, that doesn’t mean you can’t be happy or you can’t live well. “A lot of my work is building up peo ple’s resilience, so that they’re able to get through those hard points, deal with what moments of joy.”
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Wells Camera & Sound is Moose Jaw’s oldest photo printing business and is now operated by the third generation of the Wells family. The company has stayed rel evant since the end of WWII by embracing innovation.“Mygrandfather started the compa ny originally, post-war,” explained Chad Wells, current operator of Wells Camera. “Kitch Wells was an aviation photogra pher, and he photographed from aircraft during the Second World War. Post-war, he took his skill and opened a photography company.”Thatinitial company was called Ex cello Photo. The storefront was on Main Street in downtown Moose Jaw. In 1973, when the Town ‘n’ Country Mall opened, he, his wife Margo and their son Bob de cided it was time to expand. “And that’s where we brought on the combination of the photo industry and television audio,” Chad said. “We operated at the mall until 2001. September 2001, we bought this location.” Mac Anderson has been an employee of the company since 1978. He remembers the Town ‘n’ Country location having the “There was a big tumbler, huge tum bler, and all the prints were in that dryer just circulating around, all just stuck to it,” Anderson remembers. “And we picked them off, they were all numbered, and the girls would sort them into envelopes. And then Bob, Chad’s dad, and myself would deliver them to Kitch’s network of corner stores. I delivered the South Hill location.” That same eagerness to be at the fore sustained them, Chad said, along with their commitment to their customers. “What’s really kept us going has been trying to stay ahead of the curve. Not nec with Onethat.”photo company that famously lost its top market position through a re luctance to innovate is Kodak. Kodak ruptcy in 2012 after failing to embrace the digital“It’srevolution.interesting, Kodak used to be one of our biggest partners,” Chad remem to use the internet professionally. In 1986, Technet Centre, which was operated out of New York City. So every morning they would run test strips through the photo lab and read them with a densitometer. We sent those numbers to New York, and they would tell us how to adjust our chemistry in order to keep the colours consistent.” At the time, Moose Jaw was one of the work, along with Vancouver and Toronto. One-hour on-site photo development followed, then digital cameras in the mid90s. Now, cell phone cameras are every where, but Chad said cell phones had the paradoxical effect of increasing interest in dedicated cameras and photography rather than keeping customers away. “It had an interesting effect, because it brought out an interest in photography that wasn’t there before. There’s a lot of people now who are really into photography with theirSincephone.”one of the three aspects of the store is photo printing, that’s meant a lot more business. The store can print practi cally any size of photo — on photo paper, or wood, or acrylic, or metal. “It’s really opened the door on what you can do with your photos,” Chad added.
Steph Stephens, another long-time employee, is the photo lab expert. She specializes in restoring old photos and cleaning up photos according to customer requests. Her job has gotten increasingly busy over time. “I can’t keep up,” Stephens laughed. “I mean, I can keep up, but it’s a chal lenge.”One of Stephens’ favourite parts of the job is watching multiple generations of families growing up. Privacy is obviously a concern. Stephens and Wells agree that a serious part of the business is not discuss ing photos, ever, with anyone. “Respect for privacy is one of the rea sons we’re still here,” Chad said. Another big shift in technology this year in particular is that all the new Sam sung TVs are coming with PC-grade pro cessors and Xbox software built in. “All you need to do is buy a controller, subscribe to Microsoft, and you can play hundreds of games on your TV, without a console,” Chad said, shaking his head.
“Less than a month ago, all of August still stretched before us –long and golden and reassuring, like an endless period of deli cious sleep.”
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“Did you know that a bee dies after he stings you? And that there’s a star called Aldebaran? And that around the tenth of August, any year, you can look up in the sky at night and see dozens and dozens of shooting stars?” “Learning how to be still, to really be still and let life hap pen – that stillness becomes a radiance. “Happiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present.”
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Almost half as many workers in the Moose Jaw Swift Current employment region were out of work at the end of July as one year Theago. Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey shows 2,600 jobless in the region at July 31 — a reduction from 5,900 one year Thebefore.region lost 2,900 employees from one year ago with 54,000 compared to 56,900 the year before. The region’s unemployment rate fell from 6.9 per cent to 4.8 per cent during Saskatchewan regions. Lowest unemployment at 3.1 per cent is in Yorkton-Melville, with second in Saskatoon-Biggar at 4.1 per cent and 4.2 per cent for Prince Albert Northern Regina-Moose Mountain unemploy ment rate is 4.4 per Saskatchewan’scent.unemployment rate has fallen from 6.6 per cent to 4.2 per cent.
22085DD1 Construction activity within the City of Moose Jaw continues far ahead of last year’sPermitspace. issued by city hall to the end of July of $76.7 million were up 74 per cent from the same period in 2021. July permits worth $3.5 million in creased 43 per cent over last July. Housing makes up just over 10 per cent of permits this year with 19 permits for single family residences worth $7.88 million compared with 24 permits worth $9.9 million last year. In July four new houses worth $1.72 million were started while one worth $556,000 was started last July.Major permits issued during July were $1.482 million for a restaurant on Thatcher Drive East, and $30,000 for a storage building by Holy Trinity School Division on 13th Avenue Northeast. Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@ sasktel.net
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• • $100 CAKE 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla extract 1/4 cup cocoa powder 1 cup commercial whole-egg mayonnaise 1 cup lukewarm water 2 tsps. baking soda Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and Dissolve soda in the lukewarm water. Mix other ingredients together and then stir in soda and water mixture. Pour into the prepared pan. Bake about 30 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Allow to cool completely before cutting.
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Variations:Note: For a date-nut mayonnaise cake, add 1 tsp. cinnamon, 1 cup chopped walnuts and 1 cup chopped, pitted dates. For a prune-nut mayonnaise cake, drain and cut up a 1 lb. jar of pitted, cooked prunes. Substitute the cold prune liquid for the water and add 1 cup chopped pecans.
Editor: It seems odd that he would jump from the airplane at only 100 feet. All RAF personnel were required to wear a parachute while in a training aircraft. One assumes he thought he was high enough and had to jump. Follow-up from the Moose Jaw Times Herald, Tuesday, July 21, 1942 who lost his life on Sunday last when two planes from No. 32 S.F.T.S., R.A.F., south of the city, collided in mid-air near Stony “Announcement of the name had next of kin. The other plane involved in will be held on Wednesday, July 22, at ten o’clock in the morning, from St. Joseph’s Church to Rosedale Cemetery. Honorable Follow-up, Moose Jaw Times Herald, Thursday, July 23, 1942 The news article from July 23, 1942 reports on the funeral and included: was in charge of the escort, while A. M. J. J. Cunningham conducted the services. Tragedy Continued. The names of the pallbearers were in cluded in the news article. Upon checking, I discovered that one of the pallbearers, was killed on May 17, 1945. Since the War in Europe was over on May 8, 1945, this seemed interesting. Circumstances of W/O Bray’s Death training accident on May 17, 1945. engine stalled at low altitude and Mosqui Their bodies were never recovered. They are remembered at the Runnymede Memorial.
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• • MAYONNAISE CHOCOLATE PUDDING 1-8 oz. pkg. chocolate cake mix 1 cup mayonnaise 2 1/2 cups water, divided 3 2-3.4eggsoz. pkgs. chocolate instant pudding 2 cups milk 1/3 cup sugar inch cake pan and set aside. Beat cake mix, mayonnaise, 1 cup water and 3 eggs in a large bowl, using an electric mixer on low speed. Beat for 30 seconds. On medium speed, beat for another 2 minutes, scraping sides occasionally. Pour batter into prepared pan. In a medium bowl, and using a wire whisk, blend the puddings with the milk, remaining water and sugar. Pour over prepared cake. Bake 1 hour or until toothpick comes out clean. Best served warm with ice cream. Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel. net
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it turned out, was the surprising ingredient in the recipe. As she shared the original recipe, various changes were made by the recipients, but mayonnaise remained the supersecretTheaddition.recipe that cost the lady $100 is shared this week, along with a recipe for a pudding that also includes mayonnaise.
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Over the years I have visited the World War Two Section of the Rosedale Ceme tery and collected information about the men who are buried there. Most were with the Royal Air Force and died during Pi lot Training at RAF, No. 32 SFTS, now known as 15 Wing Moose Jaw. The reference notes are from the old Moose Jaw Times Herald and tell of events that resulted in the July 18, 1942 training in Canada. was born in Elisabethville, Congo and has the distinction of being the only man born in the Congo to die while undertaking pi lot training in Canada during WW 2. 10, Grave 247 of the Rosedale Cemetery, Moose Jaw. From the Moose Jaw Times Herald, Monday, July 20, 1942 S.F.T.S. Pilot “A mid-air collision between two training planes of No. 32, S.F.T.S., R.A.F., Moose Jaw, occurred Saturday afternoon “It is understood that the two ma chines inadvertently touched wings, crip the second machine was able to return to the station. According to what few details are available, the pilot jumped from his machine at a height of 100 feet from the ground. The machine itself was reported to have been only slightly damaged. “At press time the name of the victim of the accident was being withheld until the next of kin had been informed.”
While browsing through one of my favourite cookbooks, I came across the recipe for the $100 chocolate mayonnaise cake. I had previously made this cake and went so far as to mark it as a favourite in the front of the book — but out of sight, out of mind — until now. The story behind the recipe is as follows: “A lady who was having dinner in an elegant New York hotel was so impressed by this cake that she requested the recipe. The chef gave it to her, along with a bill for $100, which her lawyer advised her to pay. She called it the $100 Cake and gave the recipeMayonnaise,freely.”
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MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, Wednesday, August 17, 2022 • PAGE A7 Just when Canadians should be coming together after eral government is driving a wedge between east and west. Saskatchewan residents and businesses have made dona growth.Warsaw.Saskatchewan is asking for the same rights so that our on the selection side. Waiting on the sidelines to cause additional issues environmental outcomes without reducing much-needed with the food it needs but are being told to do it with less. Saskatchewan is leading the nation in economic w w w.clarks-supply com ’S SUPPLY & SERVICE LTD. ALL YOUR FARM WATER PRODUCTS: • FARM WATER & SEWER • CABIN WATER • WATER BOWLS AND MORE CALL CLARK’S FOR DETAILS Clark’s 1650 Stadacona St W Moose Jaw 306-693-4334 Hwy #1 North Service Rd. Emerald Park 306-359-1964 521 South Railway St W. Warman 306-934-3880 you are always there whenever i call... you meet all my needs!Oh Clark’s Report from Lumsden-MorseStewartLegislaturetheLyleMLA Lyle Lumsden-MorseMLA,Stewart at risk of eutha nasia now has a new lease on vided a vital friend” has re the loving arms orange and named Boh for a lot of rescues. When a lot of Rescues all over Can was long enough to cause lasting damage to his joints. His need. the remaining funds will go to aiding the other cats in the SCRAPS calling out for donations to help pay for leg amputation of cat Fox Klein - Moose Jaw Express/ MooseJawToday.com Boh the cat; a vital amputation saved his life. Humane Society For more info contact the Humane Society (306)692-1517 www.mjhs.ca Bring this coupon & save 15% of f any regular priced item. 1251 Main St North • 306.691.0495 OFFE R E ND S SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
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Tankie is a 3 1/2 year old neutered male St. Bernard/Border Collie. He is a strong willed, energetic fella who would do best in a home with an experienced dog owner. He loves to go on walks and is still very playful. And just look at how handsome he is? Tankie is not a bad boy, he is just determined to get his own way and needs an owner that can gently, but rmly redirect him. He is learning to keep all 4 on the oor as well as so a home with no children, or older children would be best for him. He does not do well with cats and is not the biggest fan of other dogs. But with a dog the size of Tankie, you really don’t need any other pets. Tankie’s adoption fee is $200, he is neutered, started on his vaccination schedule and micro-chipped. If you are interested in meeting Tankie, please go to our website at www.mjhs.ca and click on the Adopt tab, then Adoptable Animals and scrool to his handsome face to submit your application.
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The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS), in conjunction with the United States Department of Homeland Security, have located missing persons Dawn Walker and her son Vin cent Jansen. The two were found in Oregon City, Oregon at approximately 11:30hrs on August 5 (CST). Both are reported to be safe and well. Agency repre sentatives are currently working out the details of arrang ing for their return to Canada. Walker, 48, is a member of the Okanese Cree Nation of Walker and her son if they were not located soon. Walker is also a well-known Saskatchewan author whose latest book The Prairie Chicken Dance Tour was shortlisted on Wednesday for the Stephen Leacock Me morial Medal for Humour.
Dawn Dumont Walker as the Liberal candidate for Saskatoon in the 2021 election (from Facebook) Justice of the PeaceMoose Jaw saskatchewan.ca par t-time Justices of the Peace for the community of Moose Jaw, UnderSaskatchewantheadministrative authority of the Super vising Justice of the Peace, successful candidates will work two weeks per month and will carr y out a variety of duties within the criminal justice system including conducting release and remand hearings and considering applications for search warrants, arrest warrants and subpoenas Following an inter view process and an appointment recommendation, successful candidates will be contacted for appointment as position vacancies arise Appointment recommendations will be in place for a three year period Candidates not appointed during this timeframe may re -apply upon the expir y of the three year period To be eligible for appointment, candidates must be Canadian citizens and Saskatchewan residents under 70 years of communication skills, strong analytical and conceptual skills the ability to exercise sound, independent judgment and the ability to interpret and apply legislation. Employees of the Provincial Government and employees or members of a police force or the Corps of Commissionaires cannot be appointed Federal Municipal and Band Council appointment Interested candidates should forward a resume to: 310 - 1815 Smith Street REGINA SK S4P 2N5 Phone: (306) 787-5682 Fax: (306) 787-4979
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With that I returned to my business, being thankful no one else had heard that exchange. But then again, why would any one wonder why he was having a one-sid ed conversation with an inanimate object when such conversations take place more and more: “Google, turn on the lights”, “Alexa, play country music” or “Alexa, call Joe.” Nor can one forget that unseen travel companion that gives directions to nearly lost travellers. But I had never heard anyone in our house talking to the television’s remote control so I was surprised when upon questioning, Housemate excitedly told me we could give orders to the remote con trol and it would change channels for us. This marvel was thanks to upgrades our cable provider had insisted we required so we could continue watching our favourite shows with an enhanced performance. I was given a rapid tutorial on how to command this tiny device to do as I asked, only paying partial attention to the instruc tions. “What if the person living inside the device failed to do as directed and rebelled at the tone of my voice, or at the order as given?”Or was this another method being employed to steal more of our household identity?Housemate assured me the cable pro vider had left us with no choice but to up grade our old large black box to a much smaller, sleeker device, which came with the voice-activation feature, as well as many other challenges/changes not pre be clearer and the subtitles or rolling news would be easier to read. But no one told me, or I didn’t listen, that we would have to memorize dozens, yes, hundreds of new channelAfternumbers.appropriate grumbling about all these changes, we sat there, with nose to the screen, as Housemate called out the numbers and I recorded them as being CBC, TSN, Global, CTV, Spike, Adult Swim (what?), A&E, PBS, NBC, ABC and so on and so on. Then I painstakingly transferred the numbers to a spreadsheet, it looking a lot like a blood pressure chart when I was done. On the old remote, when the channel numbers were punched in, the screen auto matically produced a show. This one does not. There is another step in there to learn and thus, I too, occasionally, have politely asked what’s-her-name to connect me with Channel 251, which is hopefully CBC Na tionalHousemateNews. continues to discover er rors in our spread sheet, and also advised we have several more hundred channels to go through so we have a complete list for the time being with what we already know, and with voice-activated assistance from yet another gizmo we didn’t know we needed.Ihave taken to ignoring the voice in the basement. I just hope he’s asking for a channel change and not wanting me to call 911. Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@ sasktel.net
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The voice in the basement drew my atten tion.I listened carefully, and yes indeed, there was an distinct voice but one I rec ognized as belonging to Housemate. Thinking he was trying to get my at tention, but not speaking loudly enough for me to hear up the stairs and through the walls, I went to the landing and called down: “I didn’t hear what you said. Did you want something?” I asked, showing the proper amount of concern and interest. “No,” he replied, “I was talking to the remote to change channels.”
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The investigation is ongoing and the Saskatoon Po lice Service continues to ask anyone with information believed to be relevant to contact the SPS at 306-9758300, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477, or your local law enforcement agency.
Do we have unexpected company in the basement?
Investigators were recently successful in establishing that the two had illegally entered the United States. The investigation was then able to track them to the Oregon City location where cross-border law enforcement coop eration was utilized. The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) has charged Dawn Marie Walker with public mischief and abduction in con travention of a custody order. As the investigation con tinues they will consider laying additional charges. However, Walker will remain in the US for now to of Homeland Security. SPS is consulting with the pro vincial Crown for Walker’s future extradition to Canada. Vincent Jansen, 7, was returned to the custody of a legal guardian on August 5 and is back in Canada as of AugustWalker7. is charged by Homeland Security with the felony offense of making false statements in the use of a passport, and with the misdemeanor offense of using an
candidate for the Saskatoon-University riding, receiving 10 per cent of the vote. The search cast a wide net, including the SPS Miss ing Persons Unit and numerous other SPS units, govern general public, and the following law enforcement agen cies in Canada and the US who worked to locate Walker and her child; Canadian Border Services Agency, Canadi an Air Transport Security Authority, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, the Billings Police Dept., Oregon City Police Dept. and the West Linn Police Dept.
Stephanie Huel collecting the Purple Loosestrife and bagging it.
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3. Voting will take place on Wednesday, the 14th of September, 2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the polling place listed below.
On August 9, 2022, The Moose Jaw River Watershed Stewards, with the support of Gibson Energy, started their third Annual Purple Loosestrife pull in the hopes of elimi nating the invasive species. Purple Loosestrife is an extremely invasive plant from Europe and Asia that has spread quickly across North America and is now present in nearly every Cana dian province. The plant can grow to be anywhere from 60-120 cm tall, although some plants may grow over two May to June. These plants can produce around 2.7 million seeds per growing season, making the likelihood of the invasive species spreading exceedingly high. This invasive species can alter decomposition rates and timings as well as the nutrient cycles and pore water. Not only that but in areas of dense Purple Loosestrife, it can clog irrigation canals, impede boat travel, degrade farmland, and reduce the forage value of pastures. Which could eventually cause a decrease in the recreational use ing, and nature studies. As a result of the abundance of seeds, and its ex tremely diverse soil-changing abilities, Purple Loose strife is extremely competitive and can outcompete im portant native plant species. This poses a direct threat to many at-risk or endangered plant species. Around eleven volunteers congregated at the Moose Jaw River at 8 A.M. to start the pull and were out in the sun until noon with the hope of trying to eradicate the River, which they hoped would make this year the last big pull of this area. Unfortunately, the job was much bigger than anticipated but a huge dent was made in the population. The process of pulling this invasive species is fairly simple, you dig the plant from the ground, mak ing sure to get all the roots and extra plant; the plant is then bagged allowed time to dry and die, and then they “While we are pulling them out, we are going to be trying to get as much plant materials and roots that we can and we will be putting them in garbage bags and let We just do not want it to wash downstream because they can spread through their roots,” said Stephanie Huel, Wa tershed Technician from the Moose Jaw River Watershed Stewards.TheMoose Jaw River Watershed Stewards chose this ed area of Purple Loosestrife they found in our city. It is also very easily accessible with a huge population. For next year’s pull, they are hoping for more volun teers to show up. If you want to learn more about this year’s pull you can visit the Moose Jaw River Watershed Stewards web site at source-centre/invasive-species/purple-loosestrife.html.https://www.natureconservancy.ca/en/what-we-do/reyear-3.https://mjriver.ca/projects/purple-loosestrife-pull--TolearnmoreaboutPurpleLoosestrifevisit
Invasive species pull helping to eradicate Loosestrife from our local waterways
Hay yields vary considerably across the province this year with some regions struggling to get enough hay for their livestock while others are above average.
Growers in the southwest from Assiniboia to Swift Current have lower than normal hay crops with little rain since April. Many are worried about hay supplies. East central regions have above normal hay crops with less than one ton an acre in the west central region. In the northeast hay yields average two tons an acre Hay yields in the northwest are good but rain and mud has reduced quality and caused delays in haying.
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Agrimart: Harvest in Southern Saskatchewan
Further east, several producers located around Re gina and Weyburn, have shared this one of their bet ter-looking crops in recent years, given the amount of moisture these areas received. Some southern parts of the province, near Gravel bourg and Swift Current, seem to have a less optimis tic outlook given the isolated and sporadic rains this summer. There have been reports that some of their crop will again be written off by crop insurance due to a lack of moisture and a large number of grasshoppers. Near Rockglen, Saskatchewan, producers say this year’s grasshopper devastation is among the worst in decades. With harvest now almost underway for most, much of the haying season is over for another year. The lat est crop report indicates that hay yields in the east and north are average or above average, while they are be low average in the southwest and west central regions. “Estimated average dryland hay yields for the province are 1.52 tons per acre for alfalfa, 1.5 tons per acre for alfalfa/bromegrass, 1.20 tons per acre for other tame hay, 1.0 tons per acre for wild hay and 2.2 tons per acre for greenfeed,” according to Sask Ag. With harvest likely to kick into high gear in the com ing weeks, both SGI and farmers urge motorists to be ex tra cautious and vigilant during this time. When driving around farm machinery, the best safety tips include being patient, driving slowly and not following too closely, and giving large equipment plenty of space.
Across the province one per cent of grain harvest was year average of two per cent seven per cent last year. A few lentil crops were started in the southeast while, in the southwest three per cent was complete with lentils, winter cereals and peas taken off.
Combines lined up near Tuxford ready for harvest.
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AGRIMART EXPRESS Producers in Southwest Saskatchewan are preparing for the busiest season of the year, while harvest is already underway for a small percentage of producers. This week, the provincial harvest progress is at one percent, compared to seven percent in 2021 according to the latest Saskatchewan Agriculture Crop Report. The report indicates “just how different the growing condi tions have been in the province between this year and last” given the extent of last year’s drought. As producers across Southern Saskatchewan look forward to harvest this year, many feel more optimistic. In the Moose Jaw area, many producers are expecting good or slightly below average yields this year.
4. I will declare the result of the election at the Rural Municipality Office, located at 13 Main Street, Marquis SK, at the hour of 9:00a.m. on the 15th day of September, 2022.
Estimated yields by crop reporters for the Saskatch ewan Ministry of Agriculture for dryland alfalfa are 1.52 tons an acre with 1.5 tons for alfalfa bromegrass, 1.2 tons for tame grass, one ton for native grass and two tons for greenInfeed,the southeastern region which includes Moose Jaw yields are higher than average with plenty of hay.
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He said a government investigation is needed to get to the reasons why. “A reasonable start is to have an investigation as to where that money is going. I think right now we know able. The feedlot operators are probably running at a loss right now and we know for sure the cow-calf producer is losing“Operatingmoney.”
Part One
to the grassroot producer,” said Garner Deobald president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA).
The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) has a beef with the markets and how much they are re ceiving for their calves. Amounts they claim mean ranch ers and farmers are not even breaking even. Let alone
Asked about the privately held Cargill reporting a Deobald, president of SSGA said it was understandable given commodity prices with a proviso. “There comes a point in time if you have two corpo rations operate like that and control the processing sec what happens on the processing side they can easily take happening,” he said. JBS was contacted for their side of the story in this series of stories but they did not respond. Cargill Inc was contacted and referred us to the Ca nadian Meat Council - CMC - (the association that rep resents the meat processing industry in Canada). After contacting the CMC, we were told they would attempt to respond to our questions once their president returned from holidays but never did in the end. “We know they (beef processors) have been prof the pandemic it gave them every opportunity to squeeze every nickel out of the consumer side and not pass along any of that along either to (producers),” Deobald said.
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The same statistics show an increase in meat prices of 11.3 percent. While beef prices at grocery stores rose 17 percent year over********************year.
“It (feed) is a volatile market and never reached those levels before and so for feedlot operators when they were buying calves and the price of grain if they did not have that locked in they were paying an exorbitant amount of money. For sure they were in red ink.”
The Saskatchewan Stock Growers’ Concerns
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Consumers, who have heard about the SSGA cam paign for an investigation and hopefully more money in He pointed to the litigation on-going in the United States has shown there has been things which have shown market control by packers. The United States meat (including beef) processing plants have undergone consolidation to a few players with megaplants developing to help create economies of scale with lower per unit (animal) processing costs. The same consolidation process has also occurred in Canada with two companies at three plants processing the majority of Canadian beef. In the US the Biden Administration has said this has lead to a lack of competitiveness and lower prices for slaughter“Withcattle.thesame players (in the United States) there is a good chance the same things may be going on here but know that.”
Asked about comments made by the Retail Council of Canada (who represents retailers such as Sobeys and Loblaws) to other media saying the packers (processors) would“Theyprove.are not losing money. I know that but again why we need to have an investigation to see where that is ending up.”
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Claims from Cargill Protein that feed costs are re sponsible for the price increases Deobald said that was “irrelevant for their business. That would be an excuse or givens them the reason to raise the price on it.”
Asked how much of an impact what has happened in the United States with the Biden Administration com ing down hard on meat (beef) packers for allegedly using their market power to control the marketplace, they re sponded, “They are in the same situation (as us). You are right our industry is integrated with the US and what goes as much said (as in the US.)” He pointed to Alberta Beef Producers, the Alberta sociation who are presently undertaking “an Alberta beef competitiveness study” as also looking into expanding packing capacity. The results of the comprehensive study are expected out later this year. on down there and the outcome of what happens there will need to happen here also,” Deobald said.
costs for producers is going up. We know the cost of fuel and fertilizer is going up. We usually sit takers. But there comes a time when we have to stand up and ask for some accountability.” out where that buck is stopping in the supply chain.” Deobald said the SSGA is not asking for any inves tigation to focus on the effects of COVID - 19 pandemic on cattle and beef prices but to look at a trend going on for years.“This is something that has been going on for longer I guess it was an opportunity to increase pricing on a lot of things and beef is one of them…but again it has been Asked if it had not been a perfect storm for cattle producers with the pandemic causing supply chain bot tlenecks at a time of drought and cattle producers trying to reduce herd sizes, Deobald said the combination has impacted producers hard. “The drought on top of it has really created a great hardship for a lot of producers. Their input costs, their fect storm…The cost of production has gone way up and the return on it has gone way down. But again the con sumer is paying record prices for ********************beef.”
“Feed costs are small for packers such as Cargill Limited.”Asked if it was not producers and feedlots who are absorbing the increasing feed costs for cattle due to
Asked about the calls to create regional coop (or oth er smaller) beef packing and processing plants Deobald said he was in favour of but said the numbers of cattle out there (close to one million cows in Saskatchewan) made it a daunting task. “I think any packing capacity we can add (is good). Again it is not the packing capacity we are lacking it is the competition for cattle. It actually boils down to the number of packers that are processing in the marketplace and buying Deobaldcattle.”said he was not looking for government control or intervention in supply but would welcome gov ernments encouraging and helping out new players in the processing market to increase competition for cattle. An agriculture economist Professor Jared G Carlberg from the University of Manitoba sees regional meat pro cessing coops as a means to increase competition and ul
According to Statistics Canada food prices purchased in stores rose 9.3 percent in Saskatchewan from April
“That helps when you can add some more players on that side of it,” Deobald said.
Where’s The Beef???
“THERE IS MONEY IN THE SYSTEM; IT JUST DOESN’T GET BACK TO THE GRASSROOT PRODUCERS,” GARNER DEOBALD PRESIDENT OF THE SASKATCHEWAN STOCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION CALLING FOR AN INVESTIGATION INTO BEEF PRICING.
“My concern is it is not the packing capacity or any thing like that but the competition for cattle I guess when he said, adding “they can easily control what they have to pay for Deobaldcattle.”said, “We end up paying on both ends. The consumer pays excessive on their end and we are not re alizing any of that back into the farmgate here.”
The SSGA recently set off a media storm in a news release where they claimed the producer side in the beef “What we are asking for is an investigation into the pricing of beef. It is something that has been going on for quite some time as in a few years,” Garner Deobald pres ident of the SSGA said in a telephone interview while he was busy baling feed. Deobald, who farms in the short grass prairie Sham rock-Hodgeville area which is about one hour drive the beef cattle business. “We know what the retail price of beef is. We see what consumers are paying in the grocery store and we know what we get for our calves when we sell them… there seems to be a huge discrepancy there. The consumer is paying an all time high for beef right now. With run gone up in (cattle prices) in the last half a dozen years; it has actually gone down in price,” he said. Deobald said the big bucks for beef is not coming back into the pockets of producers and feedlots. “We know there is money in the supply chain. We are really thankful for consumers supporting beef produc ers by buying beef and we recognize they are paying big to trickling down to the rancher to the grassroot farmer.”
“I have heard that before. They claim they are no rate and again that leaves one other segment of the supply chain that is reaping great rewards,” Deobald said. Loblaws (which owns the Real Canadian Superstore and $387Theirmillion.Shoppers Drug Mart holdings saw increased percent increase in sales. Empire, which owns Sobeys, Canada Safeway and
Asked about the numerous studies, including a 1975 Commission of Inquiry that looked extensively into the beef pricing system, he said there has been concerns raised at numerous times. thing that has happened in the past and again at that point in time they pointed out a number of things in that report that have come to fruition. And they were very thorough do it again.”
“MEGASCALE AGRIFOOD-PROCESSING
On the economic side, larger plants take advantage of what is called economies of scale. A drive towards greater In layman’s terms, as the processing plants grow larger the labour and other costs drops on a per animal
Where’s The Beef??? How The Cattle Market Works
In Guelph, Ontario (Dunlop facility) Cargill has ap proximately 950 employees and processes 1,500 head of cattle a Whileday.in Brooks JBS Food Canada has more than 2,800 employees and processes 4,200 head of cattle a day.
In Canada the majority of cattle or beef processing, 85 percent in 2020, occurs in three plants. Two of the plants are in Alberta and one in Onrtario. Cargill has a processing facility in High River, Al berta and JBS Food Canada in Brooks, Alberta. The two plants were responsible for processing 70 percent of the cattle in 2020. In Ontario Cargill has a facility in Guelph, Ontario. At High River, Cargill has approximately 2,200 em ployees and daily about 4.700 head of cattle are processed.
Buying direct from producers still remains popular owning large deep freezers as in the past also reduce the potentialDespitemarket.thelimitations he said any income from more direct sales by producers “is sure welcome.” During the pandemic the SSGA had a registry of pro customers.Localselling efforts offer a welcome opportunity but he said that despite such efforts 90 percent of the slaugh ter cattle end up in the three main beef packing plants. At the present time cattle prices might be rising but at the same time the amount producers are receiving is not But he said that may change in two to three years as the US cattle herd is presently being reduced due to the able Deobaldfeed. said the potential “saving grace” for Cana dian producers was the “unfortunate situation in the US” and what producers there are facing due to drought. He predicted that in a year cattle producers would be drought conditions there.” Comment from the Province – Department of Agri culture were requested about the SSGA efforts to have beef pricing investigated but no response was given. The Province did however tell larger media they also shared the industry’s pricing concerns but said the matter was a Federal issue and better dealt with Competition Bureau Canada. wheres-the-beef-what-farmers-and-ranchers-claimhttps://www.mjindependent.com/new-blog/2022/7/22/
FACILITIES IN CANADA HAVE BECOME COMMONPLACE AS THE RESULT OF TWO MAIN FACTORS: THE FIRST AND MOST OBVIOUS IS THE DRIVE FOR GREATER EFFICIENCY IN THE PURSUIT OF INCREASED PROFITABILITY,” JARED CARLBERG.
He pointed out how Harmony Beef in Rocky View County in Alberta with its 750 head per day processing capacity as helping out. “I am encouraged about more of them coming in to the marketplace. But again it is so competitive. It is so dif like to see more coop types or other investment coming into the industry on the packing side of it,” he said. The option of selling beef through the 70 local abat toirs in Saskatchewan is limited due to demand and lack of capacity. The abattoir and local meat cutting industry in Saskatchewan has been shrinking over the years. “Around here they are all booked up for months. Some of them are booked out seven, eight, nine or ten months out. In some cases it is pretty hard how you can access those in a timely way,” he said, adding “it is an opportunity but again due to the limited numbers of abat toirs that is a limited opportunity I think.”
Where’s the Beef ??? Part One Con’t
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Slaughter Cattle Price Cycle
In 1975, when there were calls to consolidate cer tain sections of the industry, a Public Commission found in 1974 a total of 57 packing plants responsible for 88 percent of the federal plant kill. In 2020 three (3) plants were responsible for 85 percent of the beef processed in Canada.
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The majority of calves marketed from ranchers and farmers go through the same process. Calves are born on the farm and then raised on grass (in a pasture) as cow calf pairs. In the fall, when between six and eight months of age calves are weaned from the cow. Calves are in most cases taken to a separate pen or holding area where they are usually fed hay and additionally chop (which is a com bination of usually feed barley, oats and minerals) that is run through a grinder to better increase digestion and weightSomegain.time after weaning calves are either sold to feedlots - through an auction or directly - where the ani mal is put in pens where they are fed until they reach mar ket weight at which time they are sold to the slaughter/ processing plant. Some producers - if they have enough available cheap feed - will feed their calves over the winter and sell them, to butcher). Producers often do this because they believe holding onto their calves will earn them larger dollars as they sell into the market later and at a higher weight. Depending on the feed and price situation producers will cull (reduce their herd size) based on anticipated pric es. The bottom of the cattle market usually sees producers culling to reduce costs of feeding less valuable animals. Cattle kept past their slaughter and processing prime still need to be fed and they are not putting on additional meat. They are in fact putting on fat. Fat is less desirable and will not earn the feedlot or producer more money to compensate for the feed and labour costs.
Part Two In a perfect marketplace supply and demand is said to de termine prices. As consumers or industries demand a certain good or service the price of the good increases with demand. Ad ditionally as the price of a good increases the number of that good produced also rises to a point where the supply exceeds demand. At that time where there is an oversupply the price of the good starts to fall and there is a correction from suppliers who reduce their production in correlation with the reduction of demand and price fall. The same generally applies in the slaughter beef cat tle market but because cattle are a living organism the market has a biological element attached to it.
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Robert Thomas, MJ Independent
On the food security side the argument is, according to Calberg, all about food security. By processing cattle - all meat animals in fact - in megascale facilities the de creased costs to processors allows for beef to be retailed at a price affordable to consumers. To some extent, governments at all three levelsmunicipal, provincial and federal - also help to encour age megaplants through tax incentives. Governments in search of jobs for residents as well as increasing their tax up shop.The problem for many is the “natural” consolidation in the beef processing industry (and the meat and now the protein processing industry) is the control of a major Consolidation has lead to a few players who process cattle who can, because of their size, control prices and the supply of beef, thus skewing the marketplace - that is according to their critics.
Workers process beef at the JBS Foods Brooks, Alber ta facility - photo credit Facebook JBS Foods
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Pricewise cattle is said to be on a 10 to 12 year cycle for farmers and ranchers. It is driven by supply and de mand plus also a biological factor. The biological factor causes the slaughter cattle sup ply and thus the price to wander past demand highs. Producers have surplus animals raised during higher priced times that come to market after a drop in consumer demand and the price they receive is lower than anticipat ed while raising the animal. The price producer’s receive for their cattle rises and falls with not just with demand but the speed at which prices encourage farmers to increase their herd size. This is called the biological lag in the market. The biological lag is the amount of time it takes breed a cow, have a calf and deliver that calf to the slaughter market.The lag can be up to three years. When the supply of slaughter cattle saturates the market producers cut back the size of their herds. When cattle market prices start to fall ranchers and farmers have excess animals due to the biological cycle. They cannot immediately stop production as they have living animals to care for and sell. What the SSGA and other producers are asking in their calls to investigate pricing is the traditional pricing cycle is, in their opinion, out of skew from its traditional cycle. Megasize Processing Plants A major factor in not just the beef processing indus try but the meat - and increasingly the protein industry - is the emergence of a few processing players who, because of their size, are able to offer beef at a cheaper per animal amount as well as a better hygienic product.
Calf To Market
“As you know, this is a once-in-a-generation plant renewal project,” city manager Jim Puffalt said. “We bor rowed $60 million in 2021, and we found out earlier this year that we need an additional $55 million for a variety of reasons, including supply chain changes to the project.”
There is a story behind my surprise. Friends of ours often do a Sunday drive to Weyburn for the colonel’s best served in a buffet. That surprised us but it’s their business and their dol lar. When I questioned him about it he said the Weyburn KFC is like the old recipe that made the colonel famous We were going to put his claim to the test. It was early afternoon when we arrived and ordered at the busy store. The Weyburn store has the only all-day, all-you-caneat KFC buffet in Canada. Six years ago when the head honchos at KFC wanted to close the buffet, the commu nity protested and even rallied the premier behind it until KFCTherelented.buffet looked interesting … tossed salad, jello, pickles, coleslaw, pasta salad, mashed or deep fried pota toes, biscuits and gravy and, of course, chicken. I took a wing and drum stick. My partner glared at the back pieces left but the smiling attendant asked what she wanted.“Drumsticks.”Shegotthem.Weimmediately realized our friends were right. This chicken wasn’t greasy and was cooked just right. We went back for more and were offered drumsticks — no extra cost like in Moose Jaw. The chicken reminded me of my bachelor days when I’d sleep in on a winter Saturday and order a bucket of KFC for my weekend dining. And we noticed the second a customer left a table, someone was there with a mop and cloth to clean up. No We were quite happy with the decision to try the KFC at theWeyburn.greenpasture hills were turning brown — a sign of summer’s end. On the way back we saw the passenger train on the Valley, hoping to see wildlife. All we saw were lots of gophers and two hawks. South of the Gomersall Ranch three vehicles blitzed by us – a car, motorbike and another car from Alberta — all close together. Just ahead of us the lead car served suddenly to avoid hitting a deer crossing the road. The other two hit the brakes sharply. It was a near accident. The deer hopped into the steep ditch and parked it self butt end facing us, head angled just enough to see if we were giving chase. We stopped and played peek-a-boo with it for about home. Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net
The funds will not be needed until 2024, but Puffalt said that recent uncertainty regarding interest rates made it prudent to try and lock in a rate of less than six percent while it is still possible. “We want to get it in front of council and start talking of 5.8 per cent. … From the City of Moose Jaw’s point of view, we may have opportunity to fund internally with re serves. As you know, our long-term investment fund (has a target) interest rate growth of six per cent.” If the city can lock in a lower interest rate now, it will is due.The upgrades to the plant will increase its produc tion from 205 million litres per day to 250 million litres per day — an essential renovation given that the cities of Regina and Moose Jaw, which co-own the plant, are both expected to grow in the next few years. Other major improvements will also be made. The project’s details are available at
The Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant renewal proj ect will cost an additional $55 million, of which the City of Moose Jaw’s portion will be $14.3 million. Council au thorized city administration to begin looking for favour able interest rates before the money is required.
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We don’t want to use borrowing unless we absolutely have to, Puffalt went on, but for a project this size, there’s no other way. The money would be borrowed by the treatment plant itself, based on the joint ownership of the plant. The City of Regina owns 76 per cent, while Moose Jaw owns 24 perThecent.repayment, on the other hand, is based on con sumption, and would come out of the utility fees collected by the plant. Regina uses 86 per cent of production — Moose Jaw uses 14 per cent, meaning repayment will be Still, it was a sober executive committee that voted to authorize Brian Acker, Director of Financial Services, to per cent, city administration will return to council for an otherDuringdiscussion.aprevious discussion, Ryan Johnson, presi dent and CEO of the water treatment plant, said this was the last cash request the corporation would make for the next 25 “Weyears.have to improve the facilities at the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant,” Mayor Clive Tolley told media after adjournment. “This is an absolutely necessary project. … It means borrowing some money, but we’ll be creative in the way we borrow that money and try and take advantage of the fact that we have good assets in vested, and we’re doing the best we can with the money we have.”
$95beonCouncillorpoundwtp.ca/22-news/89-plant-renewal-project.www.buffaloUneasinesswaspalpableinthecouncilchambersasCrystalFroeseaskedPuffaltwhattheimpactthecity’sdebtlimitwouldbe.“Itwouldshowupinourdebtlimitasfundstobeatadebtloadofapproximately$91million—outofmillion.
Debt limit creeps closer as costs rise for water treatment plant renewal
City provides update on search for Events Centre naming partner
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The Moose Jaw Events Centre was known as Mosaic Place for the last 11 years, but that era comes to an end on August 31, 2022. Removal of the outdated signage at the venue continues as the Naming Rights Committee looks for newThepartners.cityhad planned to hire the outside consulting company Performance Sponsorship Group (PSG) for agreement was postponed after several local residents volunteered to help. The city will hold off on hiring consultants until the results of the help offered by local volunteers are known. “We’ve moved the building to the Moose Jaw Events Centre and the Moose Jaw Curling Centre,” explained city manager Jim Puffalt during council on August 8. “Those were the names that have been taken off the building, and inside the building we are moving a lot of the digital and some of the signage on the windows to the new names. “Again, we know this is temporary as we work to wards having a new naming rights partner for both of theseThefacilities.”curling facility had been the Moose Jaw Ford Curling Centre, but that partnership has also expired. A new events centre website with the hopefully-tem porary name and logo is up and running at www.mjec.ca. City Councillor Crystal Froese congratulated city administration on the interim logo for the Events Centre, calling it “quite attractive” — a plus for residents. Froese asked Puffalt for his best estimate of when a naming part ner might be found. “I think within the next couple of months,” Puffalt said. “As you know, when we talked to council in June we wanted to work over the summer to see if we can make any headway with a certain party. And then we’ll be able to come back to council early in the fall and have a fruitful discussion.”Puffaltalso reminded council that PSG is standing by administration would like to get the PSG contract back in front of council as soon as possible. “And yes,” he said, “we do like the logo as well. The newgreat.”naming rights group. She wanted details from Puffalt on what was actually happening. “We have met the group of people that were going to out to the other parties to see if they can organize meet ings. Right now we’re using our existing documentation (for the Councillorprocess).”Doug Blanc wanted assurance that the city would not yet spend money for new signage. City administration had recommended that council approve $50,000 to temporarily rebrand the Events Centre and curling facility, but council declined because it would be a short-term expense and a new partner could potentially be found quickly.
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ministration is actively tracking building permit holders to keep the RHIP information up to date. a question I had today with our folks in our department. And right now, we’re not really tracking that.” He noted that currently, the City is short two Build vision can be expected. “Until they start requesting inspections, we have “Moving forward, we would like to be tracking the build ing permits.”Asdiscussion moved forward, city solicitor Andrew tain building permit limits. Building permits expire after two years, and permits expire after six months if no work has yet started. Permits also expire if work stop for six months or more. the redundancy, as it would help make the two-year limit perfectly clear to all concerned. The entire council was happy with the tax exemption being transferrable. “I’m excited to see the amendment adding the tax transfer portion,” said Councillor Jamey Logan. “In my opinion, that could spur development within the city and years, we put a stop sign up when people tried to sell them. “This will hopefully help spur some development
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— or their duly appointed representatives. mend discontinuation of service should the property own er refuse to allow the installation of the water meter rec “As noted in previous reports, there will be ample notice and opportunity for customers to meet with the City and contractors to discuss any concerns,” the city’s report reads. to residents, including not having meter readers entering the property any longer, precise meter readings — no more estimated usage, more data available to homeown ers on their water usage, and leak detection — potentially giving the homeowner time to avoid an unexpected bill or water damage to the property. Some residents are concerned about the health ef fects of increasing radio frequency transmission exposure in their homes. Such risks are theoretically possible but have never been conclusively demonstrated. Other amendments allow discussion between the City sues during the installation of the new meters, increased the deposit required for new sewer and water utility rental Great Plains Power Station would be billed for only 15 per cent of its usage once operational. The reason for the lower water billing at the Great There was no council discussion regarding Bylaw No. 5670 and it is now in effect. Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 5673 this amendment and passes it unanimously. Bylaw 5673 increases the residential density of the West Park development in Phase 4. Councillor Crystal Froese praised the bylaw and was curious when West Park Phase 4 would actually begin. couldn’t give an exact answer, but said he understood from the developer that they were anxious to get started. Puppy$2Cake Mix Sale $9.49 9oz
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The accumulated depreciation of the unit is $252,365.59 and the awarded tender came in at $241,759.25.Therewas some concern that residents used to putting cil didn’t hesitate to approve the release of $241,759.25 to “I think there’ll be some concern that their weekly garbage isn’t going to be picked (with the limit of six bags per bin),” said city manager Jim Puffalt. “That’s part of the communications campaign we want to do with people and let them know that it’s coming. And as you know, our back alleys are really narrow, so we needed a specialized piece of equipment.”
The RHIP is noted on the MooseJaw.ca website and promoted by city staffers to builders or owners when building permits are applied for. The one-year timeframe for substantial completion has caused issues for both developers and the City of The report also suggested that regardless of how year tax exemption period, the property owner should continue to receive the exemption.
The next regular council meeting is MONDAY, AUG 22 Council passed an amendment to the city’s Replacement Housing Incentive Program (RHIP), giving the program from building permit holders. The RHIP is intended to stimulate the construction of new housing within the city. To be eligible, a develop er must either be demolishing a structure for the purpose of building a new single-unit or duplex dwelling, or be or once other construction is complete. “The RHIP has been very successful, closing in on opment manager, reported to council. “The whole idea around it is, we’ve got infrastructure, we can take advan tage of it to stimulate housing development, which we always portant.need.”Therecommended adjustments were: Remove the one (1) year timeframe for construction; Allow the RHIP tax exemption eligibility to be trans “There could be some consideration for maybe a “And then, of course, the other one is with regards to ownership. And this is transferable if somebody should
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City council passed two bylaw amendments on August 8 during its regular meeting, including a clause allowing the city to discontinue the water supply to any property that refuses to allow the installation of new smart meters. The bylaw in question is No. 5670, “Sewer and Wa ter Utility Bylaw Amendment, 2022(2)”, which acts to amend bylaw No. 5152 in several ways. The relevant passages to average residents of Moose Jaw are Sections 2(b) and 10(4)(c).
The purchase of a new truck was approved during budget deliberations in 2021. The truck was meant to be delivered by fall of 2021 for the price of $235,000. Supply chain issues delayed delivery of the unit until and Utilities, explained during the report. “The pandemic created supply chain issues. We were expecting this in the fall of last year, and the date kept getting bumped and ultimately it fell into 2022 before the truck had arrived.” The trucks have to be custom-built – they aren’t wait ing on lots – and Stephanson said the delay wasn’t unusu
City council voted unanimously to complete the purchase of a semi-automated garbage collection vehicle by releas “That’s going to be great for city employees,” said Moose Jaw Mayor Clive Tolley. “This will mean the en tire city now has got the (green) bins and that will take the stress off the backs of some our employees. (It will) speed things up, make collection more automated and more quickly done.” The semi-automated unit will replace Unit 130, the last remaining manual garbage truck in the city. Unit 130 was condemned due to condition. Moose Jaw garbage collection will now be done en tirely using standardized bins.
PAGE A14 • MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, August 17, 2022 It’s a Blue Sky Day Hanbidge is the Lead Horticulturist with Orchid Hor ticulture. Find us at www.orchidhort.com; by email at info@orchidhort.com; on facebook @orchidhort and on instagram at #orchidhort. Tune into GROW Live on our Facebook page https:// www.facebook.com/orchidhort or check out the Youtube channel GROW iUpkvyv2e2HCQlFl0JyQ?https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzk By Patricia Hanbidge Homestand ’22: chatting with Nova Scotian rocker Matt Mays Gordon Edgar - Moose Jaw Express/MooseJawToday.com Matts Mays. Photo by Lindsay Duncan (courtesy Son ic Records) Central Collegiate 50-year reunion approaches end of August Gordon Edgar - Moose Jaw Express/MooseJawToday.com
Moose Jaw pickleball courts hold grand opening to rave reviews of six-court facility at Kinsmen Sportsplex Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express
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Dignitaries and members of the Pickleball Moose Jaw gather for a group photo after the ribbon cutting.
Moose Jaw city councillor Jamey Lo gan hits a return as Mayor Clive Tolley keeps an eye on their opponents during a special exhibition match after the grand opening.
cial grand opening on Sunday afternoon, it’s been a whirlwind of activity for the brand new City of Moose Jaw pickleball courts at the Kinsmen Sportsplex. And with the explosive growth the sport has seen not only in Moose Jaw but across Canada, you can be certain that the quick turnaround makes sense. Well over 100 current and future play ers and supporters took part in the grand opening on Sunday afternoon, featuring a host of community dignitaries alongside national and provincial representatives welcoming the new six-court facility. “It’s so great to have an outdoor fa cility, we’ve had our indoor gym facilities but we’ve never had an outdoor home and this is going to be fantastic for the local community, people of all ages,” said Scott Osmachenko, recreation services manager with the City of Moose Jaw. “Then there are the tournaments that will be happen ing, too, I’m sure these courts will see a lot of use. There’s learn-to-play pickleball and then there’s competitive pickleball so it’s going to be available for everyone of every age and ability.” That’s one of the biggest draws for the sport, which sees around 350,000 players across Canada as of 2020 and the player base almost tripling every two years since the sport took off nationally in the 2010s. A hybrid of tennis and badminton with its own unique ruleset, pickleball is exceptionally low impact and can be played by those young and old and of all “You don’t have to be a jock to play pickleball, that’s what’s unique about pickleball, anyone can play it,” said Karen Rust, president of Pickleball Canada who just happened to grow up in Moose Jaw. “We segment people into the level they’re comfortable with and you play with peo ple at the same level and you have fun.” Folks can play for exercise and fresh air, or they can go full-speed competitive can be found all over the province in the summer, and close to 1,000 players took part in the national championships in On tarioAndrecently.the aforementioned growth has seen more and more courts popping up all the time.“Pretty much every municipality is getting involved now,” Rust said. “For awhile we were dealing with ‘it’s just a fad’ but now they’ve accepted that it’s not. It’s everywhere, you have celebrities building courts in their backyard and it’s getting on to mainstream TV, there were two hours of pickleball on CBS [Saturday]. So there’s all kinds of room for growth.” As one might expect, the local pickle ball community is over the moon with their new facility, with Pickleball Moose Jaw members on hand to welcome newcomers nament on the local courts. “It’s pretty exciting, it was just over a year since we started talking with the city about feasibility and location, so it’s pret ty cool to have one year from concept to our club is that we haven’t had a facility where everyone can gather and play. Now that we do, we can promote the game and gather people together, and we’re looking forward to it.” With the courts opening in mid-sum mer, nothing too serious is planned for the rest of this year. But discussions are already underway to deal with an expected large increase in the number of local pick leball players in the near future. “We have lots of ideas for next year, now we’re looking forward to people sign ing up and joining our club and coming out to enjoy the game,” Richards said. For more information on Pickleball Moose Jaw, including membership info and other tidbits, be sure to visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ pickleballmoosejaw.
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PAGE A16 • MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, August 17, 2022 email: editor@mjvexpress.com It didn’t take Moose Jaw Miller Express Miller Express present annual team awards, Mensik named MVP Voggesser and Scholtz co Top Pitchers, Reyes wins Silver Slugger, Campbell claims Coaches Award, Speck wins Gold Glove as WCBL club celebrates one of best regular seasons in recent history Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express The Moose Jaw Miller Express held their annual team awards recently, pictured are assistant coach Michael Gonzalez, Bryan Reyes (Silver Slugger), Jesse Scholtz (Top Pitcher), Nate Mensik (Most Valuable Player), Kellan Voggesser (Top Pitch er), Michael Speck (Gold Glove), Zach Campbell (Coach’s Award), head coach Eric Marriott. MILLER EXPRESS OFF TO WCBL FINAL Moose Jaw to face Okotoks in WCBL championship series, Game 2 in Moose Jaw on Wednesday night Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express nings to give the Miller Express a chance to win.
Moose Jaw 8, Atlantic 7 walk-off win of the week for Moose Jaw. After the Sydney, N.S. Sooners scored a pair of runs in the top of the sixth to take a 7-6 lead, Luke Pratte knocked home Zaid Guillaume with the tying run, and Luke Turner hit a bases-loaded single to bring home Dillon Flanagan with the winning score. triple and pair of runs, Nigel Legare was 1-for-2 with two RBI. Flanagan, Legare and Kohl all pitched for Moose Jaw. Moose Jaw 10, Alberta 6 Ther were no such dramatics against Jawin. a 10-1 lead, and they’d hold off a late charge from Alberta before securing the win. Guillaume had himself a game for the ages. In addition to his grand slam in the fourth, he allowed a single run while innings on the mound and made three dy three innings. Moose Jaw 5, Ontario 0 It was time for the pitchers to shine against the Ancaster Diamondbacks, and they were stellar indeed. After Boyle allowed a single hit in two innings work, Flanagan came on and was literally unhittable -- he’d need only hits and only two baserunners while strik Turner hit a two-run home run in the with a double and two runs.
The Moose Jaw All Stars put together an incredible run at the Canadian Little League Regional championship last week.
B.C. in the title game, there was no escap ing the pride the community felt in their youngsters, who left for Calgary largely anonymous and will be returning as rock stars.“I think they’re aware [of their fame] but I don’t think they know the whole big picture of it,” head coach Troy Turner said on Saturday afternoon, a day after the ti tle game. “They felt like rock stars down there, but I don’t think they know the kind of support they had back home, other than the group of parents and friends that were there. But from social media, you could see there was quite the buzz.” from the get-go, of course. Moose Jaw is nothing if not incredibly generous when it comes to helping its young athletes com stepped up to far exceed their fundraising goals, helping make the All Stars’ trip that much more memorable. “It was incredible,” said Turner, who added that longtime Little League coach Tony Dreger played a large role in pass “We set a fundraising goal and we easily exceeded that, then with all the support and more and more texts and phone calls, pected that kind of support.” As for the competition itself, well, you absolutely great for the kids, the coaching gle miscue the All Stars had, but that was to be expected from a team of that calibre. “They’re such a good team that you can’t let anything go by, you pretty much didn’t help. The kids are aware of that, and it’s not like it wasn’t for a lack of trying, which ended up costing us.” The All Stars went 5-1 through the round robin and defeated Alberta 5-2 in to succeeding in tough situations. “To be honest, after watching these el of talent, I think we gelled and grouped perfectly in time for that tournament,” he said. “All the hard work that we did shined through and the kids stepped up and rose to the occasion. That’s why we had the success that we did… whether it was the bats or the pitching or on defence, there was always someone who stepped up. It that did it for us.” from the tournament on CBC.ca by search ing Little League on their website.
Moose Jaw All Stars returning home after incredible showing at Canadian Little League Regional
The All Stars left no doubt as to their appearance in the playoffs with their win runs in each of the opening innings and riding another solid trio of pitching perfor mances from there. next three and allowed a single hit, strik allowing two hits. in the low-scoring affair. Moose Jaw 8, Quebec 7 With their playoff spot secured, the All Stars closed their round robin out at mondTurnerAcademy.was once again the man of the hour, drawing a lead-off walk and then scoring on a loaded-bases, two-out passed ball. Pratte had himself a solid day at the pitch of the game to Moose Jaw and going 2-for-4 with two runs and three RBI. Fla nagan and Turner also had two runs each. Kohl, Turner, Legare, Gadd and Boyle all saw action on the mound. Moose Jaw 5, Alberta 2 It was Flanagan’s turn in the spot pitches to pick up the complete-game win, ing outMoosethree.Jaw broke open a 2-2 draw with three runs in the top of the sixth, with Schoenroth scoring the go-ahead run on a Gadd Guillaumedouble.2-for-2 with a run and RBI, both coming in the sixth inning. B.C. 9, Moose Jaw 4 pitches and passed balls to help build a 7-0 lead. Moose Jaw made things interesting in the bottom of the third with three runs, but wouldn’t be able to get any closer. Kohl had a solid outing, going 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI, Flanagan hits in two innings, Boyle two runs on no hits in the third and Schoenroth two runs on eight hits the rest of the way. You’ll be able to watch the boys from Little Mountain make Canada proud at the Little League World Series on TSN begin ning Tuesday.
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When the Moose Jaw All Stars played League Regional championship back on Aug. 4, there were likely a few dozen fans from the Friendly City checking out the contest on CBC.ca, folks who were close to the players and coaches on the team and wanted to check things out. By the time they played their last game, they’d captured the heart of the city, with thousands tuning into the broadcast, gathering to watch the game in local wa tering holes and cheering as hard as they could from afar.
Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express Moose Jaw All Stars pitcher Dillon Fla nagan chats with CBC.ca after his stel nal. CBC.ca
Oh, what a week it was for the Moose Jaw All Stars.Thelocal squad will be coming home with memories that will last a lifetime af ter putting together an incredible run all the way to the Canadian Little League too.Calgary.From a handful of comfortable wins to a pair of heart-stopping walk-offs and their many fans in the park and thousands hope for right up to the gold medal game. And while there was one opponent they couldn’t beat, that’ll be the lone tone of disappointment in an incredible show ing that came one win away from the Lit tle League World Series. Here’s a game-by-game rundown of the week that was, starting with Game 1 of the round robin and rolling all the way to the championship game. British Columbia 15, Moose Jaw 5 It wasn’t the best start for the All through four before the All Stars strung known Neal Kohl’s name before the tour ney, but they sure did after game one -2 with two runs scored. Luke Pratte was 2-for-4 with a run, Kaiden Gadd had a run-scoring triple. Emery Schoenroth, Jackson Boyle and Trey Stanhope all saw action on the mound.
Moose Jaw 4, Rocky Mountain 1
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Submitted Elmer Torgerson to be inducted into Sask. Baseball Hall of Fame
Myles Dezotell to be inducted into Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame
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On Saturday August 20th, Myles Dezotell will be induct ed into Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Muse um in Battleford, Sask. Myles Was born in 1964, in Davidson, Saskatchewan where his passion and love for baseball started playing with his three older brothers, Bob, Wes and Marvin, on the family farm just outside of Davidson, where the fam ily was rooted in baseball. Myles played his minor base ball in Davidson from 1972-1979. Playing in the Midget age category 1980, he decided to play with the Davidson Cardinals, the Senior Men’s baseball team. Being 16 years old, Myles was the youngest player on the team, and his talent was immediately recognized and he was put on the starting lineup. In 1982 and 1983, Myles played Junior Provincial Baseball with Lockwood Braves under Hilton Hughes. Myles then played with the Davidson Cardinals. In 1984, the Davidson team was accepted into the Saskatoon Men’s League, however, they struggled to compete for the next In 1989, Myles and his wife moved to Regina where he continued to play for Davidson on weekends and was then recruited by the Regina Raiders for the following year. The Raiders played in the Soo Line League. Myles played a key role as starting pitcher and third baseman. In 1993, the Raiders changed their name to the Expos and were accepted into the Regina Molson Senior Men’s Baseball League, where Myles was picked up for Provin Expos existed. In 1999, Myles Dezotell played with the Regina 2000-2004 proving very successful, winning the Western Canadian Championships twice and the 2001 Canadian playing the game by pitching for the Saskatoon Royals in to win it all. Pitching in the same game was Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Famer, Kevin Ritchie. Following his successful playing career, Myles went on to have a tremendously successful career as a coach and volunteer. Myles began his coaching career at the age of 17, when he was co-coach for the 12 and under base ball team leading them to a a Provincial title in 1982. He possessed a brilliant mind and an aptitude for coaching. Over the years, Myles coached the Mosquito AAA and PeeWee AAA to league and provincial wins. The 2005 he led the PeeWee AAA Regina White Sox to an impressive 59-6 record for the season, followed by a League Cham pionship, a Provincial Championship and then a Bronze Medal at the Nationals in Summerside, PEI. This was the which he was awarded a letter of recognition from the Saskatchewan Baseball Association. This same team was then recognized as the Team of the Year! In 2007, Myles coached the Bantam Zone 2 Regi na Selects from Estevan, winning the Selects tournament with an undefeated record. In 2008 he coached the Ban tam AAA Buffalos to both League and Provincial Finals. The loss in the provincials sent the Buffalos to the West ern Canadians in Estevan where they upset a powerhouse BC team to win the championship. In 2011 he helped coach the Midget AAA Regina pionship in Regina. During the following years Myles coached or managed with different teams as needed. Amid his coaching career Myles Dezotell gave back to the game by volunteering his time and making an impact in various ways. In 2004 he joined the Regina Baseball Association as the Director of Coach and Player academy. In 2007 he joined the Regina Midget Baseball Council Board, then in 2009 he joined the Optimist Base ball Association Board. He retired in 2016 after coaching his team to a silver medal in the National Junior Cham pionships.Myles now enjoys watching his two boys, Nolan and Jordon, have success at the Senior AA level with the Re gina Trappers. Elmer Torgerson will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on Saturday, August 20th in Battleford, Sask. Elmer Torgerson was born February 28th, 1920, in Brownlee, Saskatchewan and grew up and went to school in the Esbank district where his parents operated a large farm. While growing up, Elmer liked hockey, hunting hometown of Esbank where he began playing the game of baseball on the local junior team. Being big for his age, has remained in senior company ever since. In 1941, Elmer joined the Air Force and served as a wireless air gunner and later, radar. He also received his wings and became ter the war, Elmer returned to Esbank to farm with his fa ther and uncle, and, to play baseball, joining the Lake Valley All-Stars and later the Rowl etta Lakers.In1948, Elmer joined the Moose Jaw Oilers [Oil men] of the South Saskatchewan Baseball League, win ning most games in the league that year as a pitcher, with a total of 5 wins. Elmer, along with Aubrey Downton, pitching for the Wilcox team, pitched in the most games for the league with a total of 10. Elmer tied with Cliff Harrison of the Regina Caps, pitched a total of 8 games, the most games started in the league. He tied with 4 oth er players for the most complete games pitched- 6 full games!In 1949 Elmer moved over to the Moose Jaw Puri ty Canucks where his former Oilmen team-mate Gordon Inkster and Mort Cooper coached and managed the team. It was with this team that Elmer became a well-known player and a fan favourite. He was known for his hard well-rounded ball player indeed. His pitching won the came back to win in a 5-4 victory in the 6th game played at home, taking the 1949 South Saskatchewan Baseball LeagueAfterChampionship!winningthe championship, Elmer turned his focus to farming and starting a family. In 1953 he married Janet Andrews of Regina. The took over the family farm in Esbank and had four children. Elmer Torgerson died in 1997.
The Moose Jaw Warriors took a step to solving their over age situation with a trade last Monday. Warriors general manager Jason Ripplinger sent 20-year-old forward Calder Anderson to the Brandon Wheat Kings in exchange for a conditional draft pick, leaving the Western Hockey League team with four over agers on their roster. The trade carries an extra element to it as Anderson is from Brandon and grew up playing minor hockey in the community.Anderson played three seasons with the Warriors, putting up four goals and 10 points in 62 games in his rookie campaign in 2019-20 before serving as an assistant captain in the East Division hub and scoring three times with 10 points in 21 games. A knee injury that required surgery saw Anderson miss the majority of the 2021-22 season, and he wouldn’t return until Mar. 4 against the Prince Albert Raiders. points in 15 games before adding another two goals and three points in 10 playoff games. The Warriors will have to take a wait-and-see ap proach with regards to their overage situation this fall, with three of their 20-year-olds having their rights owned by NHLThatteams.includes captain Daemon Hunt and forward Ryder Korczak, who are signed by the Minnesota Wild and New York Rangers respectively, along with defence man Cole Jordan, who will be in camp with the Calgary Flames but is currently unsigned. Goaltender Connor Ungar -- who was acquired in a trade with Red Deer in the off-season -- is the other over ager and will be in Warriors training camp. Season tickets are currently on sale, be sure to visit www.mjwarriors,ca for more information.
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Submitted The Lynbrook Golf Club had another Hole-in-One on Friday August 12, 2022. Angela Burton aced Hole #3 using her Pitching Wedge, which was wit nessed by DarrylCongratulationsBurton. Angela!
Warriors trade Anderson to Brandon for conditional pick Move brings Moose Jaw closer to 20-year-old limit pending NHL decisions this fall Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express Calder Anderson in action against the Brandon Wheat Kings.
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MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, Wednesday, August 17, 2022 • PAGE A19 email: editor@mjvexpress.com Looking back on the week that was for local athletes at the Canada Summer Games Newberry and Simmons with women’s fastball, Lin with Team Sask tennis, Shymko with Sask lacrosse and Chartrand and Arnott in the pool during opening seven days of competition Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express Moose Jaw Canucks come within single win of 13U AAA provincial championship Impressive run through tournament sees local squad reach gold medal game before falling short Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express
Moose Jaw Lawn Bowling is almost an ancient sport. It is described as a cross between billiards and curling. A sport for everyone from 6 years to 106 years. Moose Jaw Lawn bowling greens are open Mon, Tues & Wed at 6:30 pm and Tuesday and Saturday morning at 10 am. Everyone is welcome to come learn to play. Recreational and competitive play are available for experienced players. Contact mjlawnbowling@gmail.com or 306 690 8739 for more info.
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Moose Jaw Lawn Bowling Club will host the August tournament August 27/22 Play begins at 10 am Beginners will be paired with experienced bowlers. There will be three 10 end games. Concluding about 3pm. For more information phone 204 914 3069. Email mjlawnbowling@ gmail.com
Moose Jaw and District Seniors: For more information Call: 306-694-4223 or Email: Fitnessmjsenior@shaw.caLevel&Indoor Walking Track open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. – 4 Woodp.m.working area – Monday to Friday 8 am – 4 pm Billiardsday. open daily from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. as well as Monday & Thursday evenings from 4:30 – 8 p.m. Pickle Ball – Monday Thursday ings 10 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday Friday after noons 1 p.m. Monday Thursday evenings 7 p.m. Fitness- Chair/Low Impact Fitness Mon days & Thursdays @ 1:00 p.m. Done for the summer back in Sept. Cribbage – Wednesdays @ 1 p.m. Hand & Foot Card Game for Beginners –Thursday @9:30 am. Mah Jong – Wednesday @1 p.m. 500 Cards – Thursdays @ 1 p.m. Done for the OnesummerMoveDominos – Friday’s @ 1pm. Suspended until fur ther Carpetnotice.bowling – Has moved to the out doors for the summer Line Dancing – Tuesdays BASED ON ALL 1000 TICKETS SOLD Must be 18 years of age to purchase tickets Winner more information call/text 306-681-5998 email anaf252@sasktel.net SLGA Lottery # RR22-0136 Seniors’ Centre Without Walls: SCWW is an over-the-phone social program the phone. You just dial the number and join the call. Email mamancherie@hotmail.com or call 306-690-4957. Western Development Museum; 50 Diefenbaker Drive, Moose Jaw. Please call for more information or if there is COVID protocol to adhere to. Call (306) Summer693-5989.Pop-Up Gallery Programs at the WDM most Sundays in August between 1:00 and 4:00 pm. These are drop-in, come and go sessions for the whole fam ily, and will focus on some of the themes of artifacts and exhibits. They are free with regular Museum admission. The complete list of topics and dates can be found here: https://wdm.ca/popups/ During the month of September, numer ous events and self-guided activities will be held to celebrate Seniors’ month. Self-Guided Activities can be done during your visit to the WDM. Time-hopping scavenger hunt across the museum and comes with an activity sheet included with your regular admission. tional Film Board shown on a repeating loop for the whole month of Saskatche wan in the 100 Years of Saskatchewan. things used to be done, traditions, and nior-focused, there still is a lot for all ages to enjoy like stop-motion animation and being shown is as follows: Granny and Mia, By: Emilie Villenue First Stories – Nganawendaanan Nde’ing (I Keep Them in My Heart), By: Shannon WithLetandreGrandma, By: Francois Hartmann First Stories – ati-wicahsin (It’s Getting Easier), By: Tessa Desnomie Ludovic – Visiting Grandpa, By: Co Mamie,HoedemanBy: Janice Nadeau The Grassland Project: Generations, By: Scott Parker view and are included with the museum Cabinetadmission.of Curiosities Workshop event will take place on September 11, 2022, There is limited seating available for this event. There is only room for twenty peo ple, and you do need to pre-register. The prices for each age group are as follows: Adults, $25/Youths (ages 12 – 18), $15/ Adult WDM members and volunteers, $20/Youth WDM members and volunteers (ages 12 – 18), $10. If you want to learn more about Seniors’ Month at the Western Development Mu seum or to register for the Cabinet of Curi
The Royal Canadian Legion – Branch 59 Moose Jaw, 268 High St W Moose Jaw; Contact: 306-692-5453. Facebook @ ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION-Branch 59 Moose Jaw. Instagram: @Royalcanadi all Legion events. Calendar Contest - Submit your photo today with a brief description, who took the photo and where to be featured in our upcoming Branch Calendar Bingo every Monday evening in the Lounge. Play starts at 6pm, Paper goes on sale at 5pm. Playing ten regular games with 2 parts each and 3 extra games, all games are cash prizes. Please invite your friends for a fun night out. Chase the Ace/Meat Draw every Satur day. To see the total check out Facebook page on Wednesday and Fridays for the upcoming Saturdays numbers. Monthly Calendar | Royal Canadian Le gion Branch 59- Moose Jaw anlegionbranch59moosejaw.ca)(royalcanadi
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@ 10 a.m. Intro to Line Dancing – Wednesday’s @ Art11am& Crafts – Monday, Tuesdays & Wednesdays @ 1 p.m. days @ 1 p.m. Paper Tole – Tuesdays @ 1 p.m. Nickle Bingo – Fridays @ 1 p.m. Lounge – Friday’s from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Jam Sessions – Friday’s 9 a.m. Cosmo Senior Citizens’ Centre Weekly Activities WEEKLY EVENTS Monday: 9:30am Pickle Ball; 1pm Floor Tuesday: 1pm Pickle Ball; 7pm Friend ship Wednesday:Bridge 8:30am TOPS; 9:30am Pick Hand & Food Canasta Thursday: 10am Line Dance; 1pm Pickle Friday:Ball 10am Beginner Pickle Ball; 1pm Pickle Ball Jam Sessions are expected to resume in SaturdayAugust. August 20th Cosmo Mini Polka Party. Cost $25pp. Band: Len Gadica and Dennis Ficor; Time 4pm-11pm; Con cession available. Tickets on sale now at Thursday306.692.6072August 25th Last BBQ of the Season – Cost $12 – hamburger or hot dog with all the trimmings Moose Jaw ANAVETS: Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Unit #252 – 279 High St. W, Moose Jaw. 306.692.4412 or 306.681.5998 anaf252@sasktel.net Summer Hours of Operations: Thursday 1pm to 10pm/Friday 1pm to 6pm/Satur day 1pm to 7pm. Crib is over for the summer. Starts back up September 8th. Lounge Summer Hours: Thursday 1pm - 10pm/Friday 1pm - 6pm/Saturday 1pmFun7pmPool & Darts held Thursday nights at Meat7pm Draws Every Saturday at 4:30pm Vendors Wanted!! We are hosting a Trade /Craft/Bake Show - Aug 25 and 26; 2-5ft tables $25 for one day or $40 for both days; extra tables $10 email anaf252@ sasktel.net or call/text 306-681-5998 for more Lookinginformationtodown size or have left over ga rage sale items.... we will take them for our sale. We will even pick up. Massive Sale on household items and more Fund raiser Thursday Aug 18 10am to 6:30 pm; Friday Aug 19 10 am to 6:30pm; Saturday Main St. N. Town ‘N’ Country Mall. Tons of great Vendors. Admission by Donation! $5000 50/50 Tickets for sale. For more information call/text 306-681-5998 email anaf252@sasktel.net Everyone Welcome! ANAVETS #252 presents our 4th annual 50/50 Fundraiser Win Up To $5000 Draw Date December 11th @ 5:30 pm Tickets are $10.00 Each GRAND PRIZE
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Moose Jaw & District Soapbox Derby Club will resume their annual races on August 21/2022, on Alder Ave, start at 10am. More info to come. Line Dancing every Tuesday from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. at St. Andrews Church. Call 306.692.7365 for more information. Moose Jaw Public Library, 461 Lang don Cres. Phone 306.692.2787; visit their website at https://www.moosejawlibrary. ca/ Adult Programming: IN PERSON PRO GRAMS Access the Library Anytime! All Summer Long! 24/7 Travelling this summer? Just visit the website for your one stop access to eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, mov ies, music, and more! All you need is your library card. Youth Programming: TAKE HOME & VIRTUAL PROGRAMS ON DISCORD: MJPL Youth Discord: https://discord.gg/ VIRTUAL PROGRAMS ON DISCORD Children’s Programming: IN PERSON PROGRAMS Storytime in the Park! Wednesdays un til August 31 @ 10:30 am Join every Wednesday during the summer for a chil dren’s storytime in Crescent Park! Meet in front of the Library each week for a story, songs, and games. For ages 2 and up and their caring adults! Craft Mondays! Mondays until August 29 during open hours Join us in the chil dren’s department every Monday and make a fun, author inspired craft! This is a self-guided activity. For ages 4 and up Baby Storytime! Tuesdays, until August 30 @ 10:30 am. Come to the library for a short story, some rhymes, and songs. Grownups will learn ways to talk, sing, ister Moviehere.matinee Wednesdays! Wednes days, until August 31 @ 2:00 pm. Join every Wednesday afternoon, all summer long for a fun movie on the big screen! No registration required. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No food or drink permitted in the Library Theatre. For ages 0-12 and their caring adults! Lego Weekends! Weekends, until Sep tember 4 during open hours Join every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the summer in the children’s department and build a cool Lego creation to display in the library window. This is a self-guided activ ity. For ages 4 and up. July Literacy Calendars are now available. Pick one up at the Children’s Circulation desk or visit the Palliser Library website to download a copy. Choose from two cal endars based on your child’s age. Summer Reading Club Adult Summer Reading Club until August 31: Everyone is invited to do the fun chal lenges that encourage you to explore our Library and its resources, our notorious city, and our sunny Saskatchewan skies. Participants can register and pick up a Summer Reading Challenge pamphlet at the Information desk. Youth Summer Reading Club until August 31: Scratch n’ Win: Join the YA Summer Challenge - Scratch N’ Win reading pro gram! Come visit the Library to get your challenge booklet and bookmark reading logs! Digital Dungeons: An exciting way to track your summer reading using the Reader Zone app. Fight your way through various monsters and work as a team to defeat bosses throughout the summer! Earn a scratch n’ win ticket for every two hours read and every monster defeated. Scratch’n Win Challenge packs can be picked up at the Circulation desk. Children’s Summer Reading Club un til August 31: How: Do fun activities! Or track how much time you spend reading or listening to books over the summer! Come to the library and get a registration package for more information. Prizes will be drawn at the end of summer! Pick up your package at the children’s Circulation desk
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There are advocates of mental health requesting that more should be done against stigmatization while encouraging those in need of help to come forward. There is progress in mental health and addiction care in Saskatchewan, but gaps, like in the rest of Canada and North America, widen with the complexities of the brain.Inthe United States, former direc tor of the National Institute of Mental Health, Dr. Thomas Insel, wrote a book “Healing: Our Path from Mental Illness to Mental Health”, where he expressed an interaction, during the Q&A session with a large group of family members: ‘You re ally don’t get it, my 23-year-old son has schizophrenia. He has been hospitalized and now he is homeless. Our house is on try of the paint. What are you doing to put He said he had been describing, “stem cell studies of neurons in schizophrenia, ants for autism, and models on the epi genetics of stress and depression”, when he realized the limits of those advances to expedientThoughtherapy.mental illnesses are multifar ious, what, in the basic sense is mind, or What are the components of both structured, could lay tracks in the brain, to understand what they do or how they interact.Mind or mental can be proposed to be comprised of thought and memory. Thought is the transport, memory is the location. It is where thoughts go across the memory that determines what to re member, understand, feel-like and so on, at leastThoughttheoretically.andmemory are also the ex periential basis for drug addiction, such that when some use, thoughts [seem to] travel elsewhere from destinations of be ing down, feeling-like heaviness, worried, anxious, irritable and so on. Though there are cellular and molec ular mechanisms of drug dependence, but the poles, theoretically, are thought and memory.The memory picks up actual feel ings, before it brings what it means to feel-like something, resulting in wanting In brain science, it is said that neu rons power thoughts, but thoughts are not neurons and thoughts are not rendered by neuroimaging.Seekingout how thoughts emerge and transport across the brain could become a potential toolkit in every mental condition and addiction intervention, to show the individual and loved ones where thoughts are, and what that might mean. In neuroscience, it is established that all sensory inputs go to the thalamus, ex cept smell, which goes to the olfactory bulb. Those landing areas are where sen before relay to other parts of the cerebral cortex for interpretation. This means that senses land some where, gets processed and proceeds for interpretation.Itistheorized that sensory process ing or sensory integration in the thalamus and olfactory bulb is into a uniform unit or a uniform quantity, which is thought or a form of thought. It is this quanti or representation or version of senses that go on to be Interpretationinterpreted.is postulated to be knowing, feeling and reaction. Knowing is memory. The memory stores thought or sory processing. Stores are in the smallest possible unit of unique information on anything, but similarities between stores are grouped.Thismeans that since several kinds of cars, doors, chairs, shoes, words, scents, birthdays and so on are known, each one is stored in the smallest possible unique form, and whatever is common between stores is Duringgrouped.activities and interactions, stores relay from group to group in the memory. After thought leaves a store in memory locations, it heads for the desti nation for actual feelings, followed by re dicular. To feel anything, thoughts have to get somewhere. This makes thought the activator at Thoughtsdestinations.cancome from sensory processing or from memory, but they go around for affect. All these theoretical descriptions can be used to simulate what thought might be doing, or memory in any case of mental health and substance abuse. There are con versations on biopsychosocial approach to mental care, but thoughts and memory are alwaysThoughtpresent.transport can be displayed in a theoretical architecture as an addition mental conditions within Saskatchewan and beyond. Saskatchewan By David Stephen Saskatchewan 306.693.9999
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In tune with better access to mental care, the Government of Saskatchewan and Family Services Saskatchewan recently announced free, rapid counselling services to Moose Jaw and seven other communi ties. This comes after the Canadian Mental Health Association released a report on the effect of the pandemic on mental health, where anxiety and stress are said to have spiked.The Saskatchewan provincial budget takes on mental health with $403 million and addiction with $67 million, with in vestments, among others, in “The addition of new addictions treatment spaces with three-year commitment to add 150 spac es across Saskatchewan. Province-wide implementation of the mental health and addictions information system supported by a $1.0 million investment. Expansion of the Mental Health Capacity-Building in Schools Program to additional schools throughout the province with $800,000 in new Recently,funding”. three Saskatchewan Poly technic researchers received a total of $350K grant from the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) Es tablishment Grants, “for healthcare re search, including for projects in areas of mental health, caregiver resources and older adult loneliness.”
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For sale: Kef “T” series 5.1 home theatre speakers. In cluded: front left and right speakers; centre channel speaker and rear left and rear right speakers, plus a pow ered subwoofer. All are in very good condition. Volume never maxed. The front and rear speakers (left and right) come with stands and alter native wall mounts. $500.00. Call 306-693-1001 For sale: Champion chipper shredder. Used only once Gas engine Owners manual included. Phone 306-6923401 Leave a message I pay cash for tractors up to 50 HP running or not. Pref erence to 3 PTH. Also 3 PTH equipment. Call or text 306U-Haul641-4447used moving boxes, small, medium and large, $ 50.00 for about 75 boxes. 306 630 4098 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Crystal Mountain Water used 4 months paid $159 – give me an o er. Pressure H 265/L 140 vac 115, amps 4.5. Call 306-642-5736 ext. 204 or cell 306-640-9155, leave a Formessage.sale: Two square wash tubs. $8 each. Phone 306693-1046 at supper time. Entertainment centre- 6 draw ers and glass centre section 54”L, 19”W, 29”H- $75.00. 2 piece china cabinet, lighted top cabinet, dark rosewood finish, 51.5”L, 20”W, $300.00. 5drawer armoire, modern design, brushed nickel hard ware. $150.00. Wedgewood china, “Oberon”, 6 place set ting, open veg bowl & plat ter $400.00, original price $1200.00. Approx. 9 gal shop vac with attachments $40.00. Call 306-513-8713 (do not text) Moose Jaw Wanted, free pickup of un wanted yard and garden items. Tillers, snow blowers, tractors, chainsaws, genera tors, etc. Call or text 306-641Looking4447 for the vintage bub ble lights in working condi tion (Christmas lights) 306OUTDOOR681-8749 DINING SET GLASS TOP TABLE 6 CHAIRS. $200.00. PADS FOR CHAIRS $180.00. CALL 306-693-1877 4 pieces of ¾” new plywood 4’x16” - $10/each. 1 piece of 8’x12” white MDF shelving - $5. 3 pieces of walnut co loured MDF shelving 4’x10” - $5/each. 3 pieces of wal nut coloured MDF shelving 4’x12” - $5/each. 1 Interior 24” door with hardware - $10. Phone 306-693-1046 at sup per Queentime. size mattress, 12” thick, clean and comfortable, fairly soft. Box spring includ ed! $250.00. 306 630 4098 CLOTHING Rickys size 4 leather jacket$1.00. 306-681-8749 LAWN & GARDEN 45 gallon blue and black plastic barrels, food grade great for rainwater or raised garden beds - $20 each. 306-681-8749ForSale:Southland garden tiller Gas engine Good condi tion asking $550 Phone 306692-3401 Manual included Concrete back splash (for un der eaves). 29 l x 11w x 31/2 any size of TVs in and around Moose Jaw - $30 and up. Moving306-681-8749jobsdone reason ably: appliances, furniture, dump runs. Call to do it all. $45.00 a load. 306-630Will2268pick up, move, haul and deliver appliances in and around Moose Jaw - $45 and up. 306-681-8749 WORK WANTED Looking for Employment. Me chanic, machine and grain truck operator. Farm Experi ence. Call 306-693-9312 or Looking306-513-6930forPart Time Work, I have a couple days a week open. I have 35 plus years cleaning experience includ ing working in o ce build ings and cleaning after peo ple move out of their homes and suites. I am now working for seniors in their homes doing all aspects of cleaning and other work such as Laun dry, Cooking, Painting, Yard work and other odd jobs. I charge $25.00 and hour and can supply References. If you feel you need a hand PLZ. Call Patti at 692-3061. GARAGE SALES ESTATE YARD SALE: Thurs day, Aug. 25 from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. ONE DAY ONLY. New tools & antique tools; antique phones & lights; lithograph picture & frames; Silver & Roy al Albert China; CNIB clock; Binoculars & Tripod; dog coats, boots, socks; Western articles; Stereo, movies, CDs; Furniture & Trunks; Plants & stands; $1 grab bags. 611 STADACONA EAST (behind Prince Arthur School). PERSONAL CONNECTIONS Attention Single Men The Philippines is open again to Foreigners. You can re tire, or vacation in a tropical paradise where your money goes further and the wom en are beautiful, welcoming, and speak English. Let us introduce you to the woman of your dreams, and she will be waiting for your arrival to take care of you. Contact Fil ipina Canadian Introductions, a Moose Jaw, SK registered business. Phone 306-6930163 or 1-877-773-0163. for your entire home.
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AUTOS 2003 Honda Civic 4 door sport car 4 cylinder auto power windows & locks air tilt cruise winter tires & rims come with approx. 170, 00 km call 306-313-4772 AUTO PARTS FOR SALE 4 Summer Tires, good tread. Optimo H4Z8, 195/16R15. $100. Call 306Looking692-6799to buy ingate for Mercury or Ford truck box, 6.5’- 6.7’. Call Ed 306-692Looking6651 for any vehicle non working batteries. 306-681Looking8749 for a pair of factory tail lights and front spoiler un der front bumper for a 2017 Ford F-250 super duty truck Two306-681-87491948antique truck win dows with winding mecha nism $20.00. Phone 306693-1046 at supper time. MOTORBIKES SNOWMOBILES& 1990 Arctic Cat 650 cc ski doo. $800.00 or OBO, to view call Terry 306-630- 2566 RV’S & MARINE Looking for a boat lift with electric winch. 306-681-8749 FOR SALE 10ft Pelicon Kayak Paddle and fishing rod includ ed. Call 306-693-2945 TRAILERS 2018 Lonestar utility trailer: 2-wheels, 10’x5’ box, covered with doors. Very good con dition. $2000. Call 306-6846080 for more information. FARMS, SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK For Sale: Heavy manual live stock head gate.306-6907227 or 306-693-4321 Farm equipment 1992 1680 Case IH combine with pickup A.F.X. rotor, long sieve, 4200 hrs. Always shedded. New er rubber, field ready. Very clean. Also 2 swath rollers. Call 306-690-7227 or 306FOR693-4321SALE: John Deere 590 Swather – Field Ready. Two grain augers: 37’ length, 7”, 60”. 1976 Dodge 600 Grain Truck – 35,000 km. – steel box and hoist. Call: 306-4752664 for more information Looking for equipment to raise Turkeys and or chick ens. Call Les 306-692-6805 Looking for a place to board and pasture your horses, close to Moose Jaw. Call Les 306-692-6805 TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Craftsman Air Compressor, 30 Gal Upright Tank, 150 PSI, Oil Free, Includes Hoses & Accessories. $300. Call or text Ron 306-690-7787 Delta 10” Compound Mitre Saw, 115V, 15 Amp Motor, Roll ing stand included. $100. Call or text Ron 306-690-7787 Trade Master Dust Collector on rolling stand, c/w 10’ of 4” hose, used very little. $250. Call or text Ron 306-690Rockwell-Beaver7787 10” Tilting Arbor Table Saw Cast Iron Ta ble. 1 HP Motor 115V, can be converted to 230V. On lock able rolling casters. $350. Call or text Ron 306-690T-square7787 3.00. Utility/work light (bulb included) with 30” cord. $4.00. Diameter glass cutter (made in Germany) 2.00. campbell/hausfeld air compressor with hose (like new), 8 gal; 125psi $179.00. 1” Irwin drill bit $1.00. 306586-9263 FOR RENT Adult Apartment- Available July 1st, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Stove, fridge, microwave. Utilities included except pow er. Separate entrance, o street parking. No pets, par ties or smoking. References required. Damage deposit$850.00. Call: 306-693-3727 REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE: Two-sto rey house for sale, move in ready, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath rooms, includes stove, fridge, washing machine and has a garage. Ph. 306-693-1380 or Ph. 306-631-1454. MUSIC & INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE Cassette/DVD cases – 2 for $10. Call 306692-5091. ACDC Tina Turner Cassette Tape - $2 each. Call 306-692-5091
MISCELLANEOUS Looking for a backyard bike repair person, someone who has knowledge in brakes and shifter tune ups. Works on bikes, please call 306-692Fry2393.pan with lid, $9.00, and t-fall fry pan- $5.00, fire place/pit. Or stove $12.00all. Roots $100.00 gift card, no expiry, sell for $75.00. Can ada centennial (1867-1967) badge & ribbon, & 2 skate badges, $1.00 all. delsey lug gage 29”x20” with expand able depth, inline wheels, pull/carry handles,15.00 framed mirror, 37 1/4”x44 x11/2”d;$29.00. Sofa pro tector/cover, leopard animal print color, washable- $7.00. Red leather look arm chair like new, at Brick is $1600.00 plus taxes, sell for$399.00. 26 bath towels 2 face cloths, $20.00all. Photo album –new $4.00. Brass head board, double size, (was lac quered, so no need to polish) $139.00. Steel bedframe on 4 roller casters, adjusts twin, double, or queen size, ends have attachment for head or foot board $19.00. 3 floor rugs (by door etc.) 1 is 30x44 inches and 1 is 13x 18inch & 1 is 31x20inch. $5.00all or sell separate. Bed skirt new in pkg. brown color double/ full size $7.00 and zip on mattress/box spring protec tor/cover, double/full size, cotton, washable, $7.00. Comforter, bed skirt & 3 pil low covers, double-queen size. $20.00 all. Navy polar fleece throw 50x60inches, for household, camping etc. $6.00. Dk. brown pleated drapes, polyester, with back tab panel, 48x45inches, in sulated foam back, and new 14.00 pr. dk brown drape, 96x84 inches, pocket rod on back tab panel, casters, adjustable shelves, & pull-out for printer turntable etc. each is 51h x 181/4 d& 1 is 32 inch w, & 1 is 24 inch w. $249.00 or blackout.$22.00. 3 toss cushions, assorted colors, $15.00 all or will separate. 2 teakwood entertainment units or for o ce, on 4 roller casters, adjustable shelves, & pull-out for printer, turnta ble etc. each is 51h x 181/4 d& 1 is 32 inch w, & 1 is 24 inch w. $249.00 or sell sep arate. 7 boxes firewood for fire pit, camping stove, etc. $20.00 all. fabric mattress or box spring cover, zippered ,double size , water resistant, prevents bed bugs & dust mites, washable, new in pkg. price still on was $29.00 plus taxes, sell for 12.00. Double size, mushroom color, fitted & flat sheets, washable, & 2 pillow covers, $12.00. 306For586-9263Sale:Singer cabinet sew ing machine with bench and all attachments in excellent condition. Asking $50.00, or OBO. Please phone 1- 306Like640-7350new 2020 electric wheelchair. Used 5 months. Phone 306-972-1244 Sony PlayStation 2 comes with 2 Controllers, Memo ry Card all hookups and 17 Games in Mint Condition asking $120.00 Plz. Call 692Wanted3061 guns, I pay cash for unwanted guns, parts, ammu nition or whatever you have. Call or text 306-641-4447 Wanted, lawn Tractor, John Deere 316, 317, 318 or what have you, running or not. And a John Deere LA tractor or parts from the 40’s. Call or text 14-speed306-641-4447tandem bicycle. $200. Will deliver anywhere in Moose Jaw. 306-693-3500
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SHEHYN,(JOYCE)MYRTLE With great sadness, the family of Myrtle “Joyce” Shehyn (nee Gilpin) announces her sudden passing on Thursday March 4th at the age of 83 in Moose Jaw, SK. Joyce leaves behind her daughters, Tina Shehyn and Tammy Stoian (Mike); grandchildren Troy (Kata), Lindsay, Nico (Adrianna), Codie (Sawyer), Shyanne (Travis), Savannah and Kiri; great grandchildren Cyanna, Seth, Addison, Avalein and Darren; siblings Manly, Gail and John, as well as many beloved nieces, nephews and extended family. The family of M. Joyce Shehyn invite you to join in her memorial service at 1:00PM Friday August 19, 2022 at the Church of Christ, 901 James St., Moose Jaw. A time honour of Joyce’s generous spirit, the family welcomes anyone to make donations to the charity of their choice. In living memory of Joyce, a memorial planting will be made by W.J. Jones & Son Ltd. Please sign the memorial register at website: www.jonesparkview.com (Obituaries). Blake Seebach - Funeral Director Nuit Blanche Regina is getting ready to hold its annual af ter-dark art festival to give those in attendance an oppor tunity to experience art like never before. For one night only, on August 27, the Victoria Park and Plaza area of downtown Regina is taken over by artists and creatives. These artists are either emerging or established art ists that work in new media technologies, performance, dance, sculpture, more traditional arts, and much more. This year will be an open theme allowing artists to work freely without any theme boundaries. Attendees of this and a laser harp, plus a lot more. All the artists were gathered through Nuit Blanche’s ists that are ready to show their creativity to the commu nity of Regina. Their next artist call-out will take place in the spring of 2023. “All of the artworks will have a component of light, so it is best to be seen in the dark. It is only happening for one night, so we are really encouraging everyone to come out on the 27th and see Victoria Park get transformed by outdoor sculptors, installations, and various performanc es that are going on,” says Michelle Harazny, Executive This event is completely free to wander around and is meant for all ages. They ask that you do not drive around to look at the art and instead hop on a bike or take a walk. There are also a few volunteering opportunities available through Nuit Blanche. They are actively look ing for more volunteers to help with things like giving out information on the artwork and aiding with set-up and fromclean-up.the downtown area over to the warehouse district because there wasn’t enough room in the downtown loca tion for social distancing, and the construction downtown area at the time. ic at a more stable state, Nuit Blanche Regina is excited to have the art festival back downtown. To learn more about the Nuit Blanche Regina Af visit their website at https://nuitblancheregina.ca/.
PAGE A24 • MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, August 17, 2022 3.3" X 4" in Full Color Picture included Approx. 200 words – $100 Additional Inch – $25/inch Obituaries Memorials& NO READERS LEFT BEHIND EXPRESS MOOSE JAW .COM Email: Obituaries / Memorials expectationsABOVEGoingandBEYONDiswhatsetsusapartBetty Ann Chalmers Catering Manager Honoured to serve you. Please contact us for more MooinformationseJaw Health Foundation 55 Diefenbaker Drive Moose Jaw, SK S6J 0C2 Phone (306) 694-0373 www mjhf.org Please include the Moose Jaw Health Foundation in your estate plan to help your community for generations to come. Anniversaries,Anniversaries,Birthdays,&More!Birthdays,&More! Place an ad celebrating your special event in the Moose Jaw Express! - As low as $50 a week. Call 306-694-1322 or Stop by our o ce at 32 Manitoba St. W. Today to book your space! MOONEY , December“ANNE”MABEL20,1942–July30,2022
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Art installation from last year’s festival titled ‘The Sound We See: A Treaty 4 Symphony’ presented by Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative.
Anne passed away peacefully at St. Ann’s Care Home in Saskatoon. She was predeceased by her loving husband, Barry Mooney; her parents, Cliff and Sybil Christensen; her sister, Marion Martin, and brotherin-law, Les Martin. She is survived by her daughter, Margot (Jon) Fonos; son, Patrick (Shelly) Mooney; son Scott Mooney; grandchildren, Jordan (Samanta Liulaityte) Sauer, Brendan (Karleen) Sauer, Alyssa (Adam) Solie, Emily Mooney; great-grandchildren Carter and Mya Sauer; sister Nora (David) Bowler; sister-in-law Shirley (Bent) Aabjerg, brother-in-law John (Barb) Mooney; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Anne was born in Eston, Saskatchewan, and spent her earliest years in various towns in the province. She attended high school at Central Collegiate in Moose Jaw. Upon graduation, she completed her teaching taught Kindergarten and Grade 1 in Moose Jaw and AnneSaskatoon.met her future husband, Barry, while attending the U of S. They married in 1965 and settled in Saskatoon. Anne enjoyed her role as a wife, mother, was generous, loving, and kind. Anne’s favorite pastimes included reading voraciously, engaging in listening to music. Her family will always treasure the many gifts of the heart that Anne showered on them, such as hand-crafted quilts and afghans, crab-apple jelly, and many delicious home-cooked meals. Anne had a keen wit and loved to laugh with her husband, children, and grandchildren. Becoming “GG” upon the birth of her great grandchildren brought her much joy in recent years. Anne’s family would like to thank the staff of the Convalescent Unit at City Hospital and St. Ann’s Care Home for their excellent care. A private service of remembrance was held at Hillcrest Funeral Home. memory to the Saskatoon Cancer Society, the Heart & Stroke Foundation, or the SPCA. Online condolence messages or memories may be sent to the family by visiting hillcrestmemorial.ca. “When you speak of her, speak not with tears, for the thoughts of her should not be sad. Let memories of the times you shared give you comfort, for her life was rich because of you.” Author Unknown
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MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, Wednesday, August 17, 2022 • PAGE A25 HAIL DAMAGE to your Gazebo? FREE QUOTES 468 High St. West, Moose Jaw, SK ph: 306-694-1322 | email: sales@mjvexpress.com For an affordable solution... Stop in & see us! Sympathy When you have a friend who is sick in the hospital do you have sympathy? Do you have empathy? Is there a differ ence? What about terms like pity and compassion? What does it all mean? What is sympathy? Sympathy comes from the Greek word pathos, meaning feelings or emotions. Sym in Greek means “with.” So, at its root, sympathy refers to sharing sim ilar feelings or emotions with another person. However, in English sympathy tends to include actions of sharing along with the feelings. In the sentence, “She went to her friend for sympathy,” the woman is desiring some ac tion to take place between them. In this case, sympathy is more than empathy, which is the understanding of how they feel without doing anything.
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(Matthew 18:27) Pity implies sorrow for one is misery. Pity can lead to action, but it is not implied. Compassion is the desire to help but also does not imply action. Compassion is related to pity as both words are translations of the Greek verb splanchnizomai, mean ing an attitude of the inner parts. “When Jesus saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.”
Columnist John Kreutzwieser loves to research words and writes this weekly Word Wisdom column for Moose Jaw Express/MooseJawToday.com. He has an interest in the us age, origin, and relevance of words for society today. Greek and Latin form the basis of many words, with ancient Hebrew shedding light on word usage.
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This connection between actions and sympathy has its roots in the Biblical letter of 1st Peter. “Finally, all of you, have unity of mind, sympathy, brotherly love, a tender heart, and a humble mind.” (1 Peter 3:8) The Greek word sympathais implies participation in the lives of people. It means sharing the same experiences, even sufferings, with others. To say, “My deepest sympathies go out to the fam ilies of the victims,” without actually doing anything is a misuse of the word. This feeling is better described as pity, in the sense that pity is having tender sorrow for one in pain. If you send a letter or card to a person or family that has suffered a loss or grief that would be an action along with your emotional response, which is sympathy The Gospel of Matthew records, “Therefore the king dom of heaven may be compared to a king who wished to settle accounts with his servants. When he began to set tle, one was brought to him who owed him ten thousand talents. And since he could not pay, his master ordered him to be sold, with his wife and children and all that he had, and payment to be made. So the servant fell on his knees, imploring him, ‘Have patience with me, and I will pay you everything.’ And out of pity for him, the master of that servant released him and forgave him the debt.”
(Matthew 9:36) Compassion refers to the understanding of another’s pain and the desire to do something to help but does not have to entail actions. The interesting thing about pity is that there can be occasions when pity is mixed with hatred or dislike for the one in pain. The aspect of help or love can be absent from the emotion of pity. One could say, “I pity anyone who has to work in that place.” Or in a phrase like, “He didn’t live to see his daughter grow up, that’s a pity.” We sometimes pity people who are the cause of their own problems and we are not inclined to help. At times we use sympathy to indicate an emotional or intellectual connection. We might have sympathy with someone’s lot in life, but without any intention of doing anything. That is not a proper use of the word sympathy but is more correctly called pity. Our community and world would be a much better place if we truly had sympathy for one another. Then we would do more than feel or think or talk but do something to help and make a difference. You can be a blessing to someone by being sympathetic.
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author, and do not of this publication.
Rev. Dr. John Kreutzwieser is a retired pastor from Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Moose Jaw, SK. He graduated with a doctorate degree in 2006 from the Robert Webber Institute for Worship Studies in Florida.
John would like to know if anyone has a sincere inter est in a relevant word that he could possibly research for an upcoming column. If so, please send your requests to word wisdom2021@gmail.com . Words will be selected according words will be used. Unfortunately, Dairy Queen’s Miracle Treat Day in Moose Jaw wasn’t exactly the kind of day you would like to get out to enjoy an ice-cream blizzard under the hot Saskatchewan sun. The weather was rather cool, over cast and rainy, but nevertheless, the support came out for a great cause – our provincial Jim Pattison’s Children’s Hospital.OnAugust 11th, and for the last 20th years, donations have been raised on Miracle Treat Day for 170 children’s hospitals; for every Blizzard purchased, participating lo cations have donated net proceeds to their local children’s hospital. Both Moose Jaw Dairy Queens participated and were kept remarkably busy with fourteen pre-orders, a tomers coming to get their tasty treat. “The support from the community has been great. Our drive-thru has only had a quick 5-minute break be fore another line-up, and they are buying like 5 or 6 Bliz zards at a time,” says Ann Angeles, the Manager of the 1711 Main St. North Dairy Queen. This year’s most popular Blizzards were the Cara mel Drumstick and the Coffee Crisp. Of course, Oreo and Cookie Dough were top sellers, as well, but a Blizzard that surprised the staff with how popular it was this year was the Strawberry Cheesecake. Something new that manager Angeles tried this year was calling out to local businesses to let them know about Miracle Treat Day. This allowed her to get the word out ers. “Dairy Queen on Main and the one on Caribou are very thankful for the local businesses that have graciously supported us every year that we have been doing Miracle Treat Day,” she said. Last year Saskatchewan Dairy Queens raised a total of $155,455.88. The total for all Canadian Dairy Queens is close to $2 million. Dairy Queen has aided the Children’s Miracle Net work in Canada since 1984. Together they have contrib uted over $46 million to local children’s hospital founda tions in Canada. To learn more about Miracle Treat Day visit their website at https://www.dairyqueen.com/en-ca/mira cle-treat-day/. Miracle Treat Day a sweet fundraiser
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The students who were suppose to be part of the horse show were able to come up on Sunday afternoon and met with members of the RCMP Musical Ride and were given a tour of the horses by the Mounties to make up for the light horse show’s cancellation. Despite the cancellation of the Exhibition horse show the main equestrian event of the Fair went well. “The (RCMP) Musical Ride went well. It was well attended. The only thing we were unable to get was for them to partake in the parade this year unfortunately. They had to go to the (RCMP) depot and so they were unable to get back in time,” she said. As part of their tour, the RCMP Musical Ride like to help out local charities and in Moose Jaw it was no different. The Musical Ride had honoured guests from the Health Foundation, Prairie South School Division and the Holy Trinity Catholic School Division.
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The return of the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair in 2022, after no Fair for three years due to COVID - 19 man dates may be described as a success but a little known incident the last day of the event likely made this year’s Fair Deliveringworthwhile.her report on how the Fair did to the Moose Jaw Exhibition Board chair, Judy Wilson men tioned an incident which happened in regards to the RCMP Musical Ride. “It also should be mentioned we had a (former) RCMP member as our guest as well,” Wilson explained, adding “Kennedy answered the phone one day and there was a daughter speaking about her dad who had been in the RCMP at one time and anyhow I phoned them back.”
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A change in the use of the Moose Jaw Exhibition Convention Centre was also a positive for the Fair. “We tried something a little bit different this year in the (Moose Jaw Exhibition) Convention Centre here. We put up four bouncy castles or activity centres for kids and that seemed to go over really well. It gave the kids a chance to come in here, as well as their parents could sit and rest and have a breather,” she said. “That was really attended well especially the one Wilson thanked the volunteers who helped out with the bouncy castles but if the event is held again there is a need to hire people to help out. “The 4 H cattle show and sale, we didn’t hear any thing from them. We didn’t hear of anything that didn’t go well, nobody came and say that it didn’t,” Wilson re ported.There was one event that had to be cancelled though, due to an infection horses catch circulating in the area. The light horse show had to be cancelled “to protect the tenant’s horses here,” as well as the RCMP’s Musical Ride’s horses because of the potential of strangles present in horses coming to the show. Strangles is a contagious upper respiratory disease in horses. Strangles is treatable with anti-bacterial drugs but is can cause swelling so severe that can lead to deaththus the name strangles.
While Wilson spoke to the daughter of the former RCMP member, she learnt the man had cancer and want ed to see the Musical Ride. “Anyway he use to be in the RCMP and then went into the city police in Calgary. He just recently found out he had Stage Four cancer and he was quite wanting to come and see them (RCMP Musical Ride) and we end ed up inviting him, his daughter and his family to be our guest at one of the afternoon shows. They were so pleased and honoured that we brought him down here. He even wore his red serge. Afterwards she texted me and sent me pictures. They were very pleased we brought him in to be an honoured guest,” Wilson said. In her report to the Moose Jaw Exhibition Board, Wilson said the 2022 edition of the Fair went well. “Since we haven’t had a (Moose Jaw Hometown) Fair for a couple of years we felt that the Fair turned out really well. It was well-attended and everything went along really well,” she said. The centerpiece for the Fair is the Midway and this year’s four days worked well. “On the Midway we had more rides this year. They provided about 28 rides and they actually came and set up a little bit earlier and I think that kind of helped sell a few more tickets on our end,” she said, adding “they were pleased at the end of the four days with how everything went when we met with the Midway.”
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“We went ahead and made a donation to the Health District, the Public School (Division) and the Catho lic School (Division). The Separate (School Division) they turned around and gave their donation to Hunger In Moose Jaw. I thought that was pretty nice of them to do that.”The
A popular online travel information and booking site has compiled reviews about Moose Jaw attractions and has produced a list of the top 10 spots offered in Moose Jaw and TripAdvisorarea. was founded in 2000 in The United States and ranks attractions based on reviews of travellers who have stopped to visit and then share their opin ions.Topping the list once again in the most recent rankings is Tunnels of Moose Jaw with one of the reviewers raving about the experience. “Great entertain ment and history of Moose Jaw. Our kids really enjoyed the Capone tour although I would suggest 8+ as an age group,” said Scott who visited on Aug. 7. In second place on the list is the Moose Jaw branch of the Western Development Museum. Claire, who visited in July said: walking through the Moose Jaw WDM. I love the Saskatchewan WDMs so I knew I would enjoy this one as well. Everyone I have taken to it have also enjoyed it and have kept us there for hours wandering. Cute little gift shop and outdoor train rides cap off a well spent afternoon in Moose Jaw.”A village and ship about 13 kms south of Moose Jaw on No. 2 Highway is ranked third on the attractions list. Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum was consid ered an interesting place by a Winnipeg guest who visited on July 22. “We en joyed the old buildings in the museum and were amazed that someone would build a ship on the Prairies and plan a route back home. We recognized many of the items in the buildings. The young woman in the reception area was very knowledgeable.”
Reviews on TripAdvisor rank top 10 local spots For Moose Jaw Express
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Northeast of the city is the seventh place site, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park. One of the reviewers was happy with the the short walk to the lake. This guest was also impressed with the mini golf, boat rentals and the nearby boat launch. Casino Moose Jaw came in at eighth was the friendly staff. They were awe some. Games were average to above aver age as far as selection. The payouts were average,” reported one visitor. The Mac the Moose monument, sit ting near the Snowbirds Tutor on the east side of Moose Jaw, placed ninth in the city’s top 10 spots. A British Columbia visitor from Aug. 4 had this to say: “What would a trip to Moose Jaw be if it did not include having your picture taken by Mac the Moose? Both my wife and I took our turn at this. The visitor centre had some in teresting displays about the past history of Moose Jaw. Picnic tables were provided. Had fun watching the Prairie Dogs scam per about. It seems there is more to Moose Jaw than just a strange name. Check it out.”Crescent Park, long considered as Moose Jaw’s jewel in the centre of the city, ranked 10th in the TripAdvisor’s re view placement. “The water was clean and there were lots of ducks swimming about. It’s great to take a walk through early in the morning,” wrote a visitor from earli er this month. The Queen’s Rose garden is being maintained by volunteers and the George Price Memorial, a new addition to the park, shows off Vimy Ridge poppies in bloom. Concerts in the Park continue Wednesdays until Aug. 24.
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The population of the village will grow during the annual threshing bee planned for Sept. 10 and 11. Wakamow Valley achieved fourth spot, with many walking trails, play grounds, water sports opportunities, camp ground and natural habitat. A July visitor had this to say about the park: “This place is super peaceful and the nature of this place is awesome when you go here alone or when you go with your friends or fami ly. The only down side …the food area has been closed and is now a private area. But everything else is awesome.”
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The Murals of Moose Jaw was ranked ful. It is a wonderful afternoon walking the historic trolly tour,” is the review from a visitor.The Saskatchewan Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre on the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds stands in sixth spot and is currently experiencing a busy sum mer with numerous guests supporting the adopt-an-owl program. “A great place to take a coffee and sit and watch (the owls) or talk to one of the attendants. Take a break and still have something to do if you want,” a visitor wrote.
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